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Fair iMiigkl . U Thursday. t« * &gt; »
Ih |til wHk f m i l t f tempera­
ture U north. I l N l r frw*l ta
rralral povtion.

Member Audit Earean Of Clmtialion*

SANFORD FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1M 9

Scientist Discovers New
Scheme For Innbculation
Against Dread Hay Fever
American Financial Expert Blasts
Result Of Extensive Research By Medical
Of Berlin Government To (iet
Man Will Be Joyfully Hefcrd By
Flection Of President
Lower Installments
Speculative
Favorites
Slush
Fundlnvestiga
Millions
Of
Sufferers
OfNicnrapualsSeen
Cuts Short Vacation
tion To Be .Brought
Skyrocket
AsHeavy
nitil
k«r
fn
lirr
i-b'ig,tt.»"As Cause To Insist
To BeProfdntwSctf N E W YORK. Jan. &lt;IN d»— Spring."
T l* rrp'rt • • • mod# pu'.U lott
BuyinuOrdersf’ome To Senate ForFinal
Congress OpenoAr- dcientlfl# r-w orrh baa rvicaic I Dr. W odilauat bss been observ­
On
RccallinuTroops
T u m b ) It .u m m ii in on snelyl.
Decision In 2 Weeks
bay fever— that annoying af- ing under the mlcToscsp* at lb.
In To Spur Trading
&gt;tiM) o f tierman’s tn.lutirial
t e r Adjournment that
faction af Iko murotl* m nnbrinr, riew York botan'cal garden In*

Pence Treaty Is

to Wabhlngton today. For
' tha put week he and Mr*.
ECoolidfe have been vacationins op the (aland on and off

the south ro e U o f Georgia, bat
the legislative situation Impelled
r him to cot l b » holiday abort.
Tomorrow. C s s t m i
re-roo­
- Penes following the CbHitmn’ .
New Year's recess. Ihditlral tradlag an a recall of tbe twin fight
.over ratification of the KaOogg
B aati-vrar treat)/ and pose age af
i "th a "big navy" bill baa mad* the
President desirous to get barb to
.t b e capital and direct tbe ndmlnl■ stration forces In person. I l b
special train la due at W ashing­
ton shortly befors two o’clock
title aftentoonp"
.
Through tbt# press. Mr. Cool­
.
Isige h it kept In touch with tile
.
situation. There hare been report*
tbst action en tbe bill althoritlng
1ft new cruise re te to he pog o ff
’
far tU&lt; aesslon of CoagTcse as a
"saagalfkent geture" to oceornp. . ady ratification o f the multilater­
al peace port. Whether ffua meets
I &gt;H U» the
President’* ap'roeal
/ Could not be ascertained during
g t the period ho w a* on Saoelo
lil— d as tha g “« t of H «w a H

it tb# ryoo and naaa that annually peculiarities o f tha minute diuiru k ts Ufa mberal.'.* far mUliana
u Am tnran aafftrara— cau be
n c rrr.ln l by innoeuhtien. Tbia informhtlon « » dlacloaad today by
Ur. R. P. WodthnBs* of Nan
totb. oar of tha notad aclan'Ul.
attending tha seven-day session of
J m American assorts) on for t &gt;
aoiancemrnt o f science.
“ H ay ftvxr can ba fn i r n t m ry
tnunrulation of tha sufferer* witn
crtracts of p-&gt;U*» grains whkh
&gt;auie lb* affection,' Dr. Wode­
laine* declared. 'Although tha
symptoms of !*sy favir belong j »
.um nur. nose la tbe t'ma to U l e
jrevrntit*
treat.-nent.
Spetlfi*

haa pollen grains which eaaeo bay
lever and this morning Infoira-d
result of bis invesligations. -Itay
lever is not a fever, and it ia b *.
Intemat'oral Nesrs Service of tha
raomd by bay.- said Dr. W are­
house. "The real rauao of luy
fever is the fin* dust I bp pollen
grains of various plants that 1 s t :
aruund In fho air, get into peo{.lv'*
nnees and act up Irritation.
"T h e fragrance of flowers, tbe
small of hay tnd a number » f
other th'egs have lpen blameu for
the cause of hay fe.cr. Fragrant
flu are rs do seem to aggravate bay
ft ver. but do not cause It. "T o
cause trouble tbe pollen needs to
be light enough to be raided by
tae wind.

Reed To Continue
Radio’s 20"Poiiit
To Lead Inquiry
Jump Outstanding

another

whi.h i« rr-

lhal ij i b
r»(r*o*hp au t.'r
Dots wn-

sky-euckrtug

*.f yn.rs of a fear of the1 t p " « .alire fsvwrttr, ami a Meody* jack­
ing gp of values of the we'd |r*.wn

pooler wojHh / u expected to :»avt ntw ier was picon ic-. t U - i f
« serko* effect, and serve aa an '-.InNent wts awe rourj of happ.*
rdded handicap to efforts to cbecL Urprtsoa. Only once did a serious
lb* fin in ftanford.
almoapbac* envelop tbe goths.ls^
Loral doctors are working day and that was whew brief mcnwiml
sod night ee trs remit ef tbe U f litre we— held In memory of
oaa tarn la the Influent* -situs- &lt;b. petted members of tb* Piowcer
tkm here. On* physkUia said lu )tUtb.
had been railed to nearly JO n ee. Spree be*, maa ca| asmbera and
- u m since Saturday while ethers I iccitatioos la addition to spoe-.rttj
were kept r—alhf u busy carir* * « U were included in the »*1'
l»w new patients In add ti— to rounded oct program. Tombing
U»iae, who were among the that .nbutm to tb* guests of ho— r *r
to be strUkra.
/ether w th oapreesirns of gvaiav
l’ra&lt; tically all of these auffriieg let tbe custom #f enUitoudoj tbfrom iafhienti a— cuaflacd to aged ritlaene were spoken by
their home*. Several, who hove Judge Wallace W. Wright. Jacg
developed paeumena, have herd Jam** C4 Kheron and Fred tL
removed to tb* FenmM Uugbtsn U l l a a Jala D. Jiaktoa gave .
tsoeplUL
•
f W t bumoroua talk that exerted
Dr. J. N. Tolar, city physiclas. much merrimeak u m i x h a beta)
today reiterated a previous warn.

Senator Will Wait To
Sec Whether PresldentTakesAnyStepa
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. —
(INS)— Tna inauguration of
Gen. Jnso Muriu Mongal an

country.

uuAor car. cupper, o I and eledito-

Tbe Influents eplJsmu-. vrulch
Described as bettor and m*rv **■
heretofore baa caused little abrm j**y side than any of its p m k c w w n
here, teday assumed a mere aerleu, Lake Mary** fourth annual rece,u
aspect. With tbe number of cusn
l.on honoring its r tiaena who h » r ,
clim ated at batw *«« ISO and » k
attained
tb* agv o f CO. woa « u *local physician* emphasised ti*-'
danger of the acoucgv, which «&gt;* ngbtfu) event of New Ycov’s ew .
^ te a d w» rapidly that It now , i - With ISO person* ptesent, M of
l^em being guest* of honor. Out
gathering atti&gt;ct*d a U i g r r at
'.(odonc* than ever Iwfoir.
&gt;• From the minute Frank Even,
aa mastar of cert mowtea tc.i.
awargv il the aft a r until the Hast

Borah Wifi Lead
Fight In Senate.

lain, ,1 in lb* report "ill tv u-#.i bl­ prcsiil* n t
of
,N i&lt; »n iiiU h. _
----------------ithe olHeJ expert* m «r»mbsling iu u m h I S e n a te opvon* nlit o f
I h t m i k ) • i "11 i l
f"r d«rr*o«.-l Hi.* ailn im iatraU i.n I nslay
tea
reparation* p ,j w n U , il i* cur­ rs&gt;\ivp
th e ir content pm
l&lt;uf 1
rently t*-li.-*rd.
nim tiictp w ilh ilr a w a l o f U n i - ’
trtl S ta te * M a rin e * fro tn thnf

Ih e first market of the new year
a lines,id

tJ.mnl.OTOjiHiO.

|irw|ir»lirf
mania or-

N E W YORK. Jan. X — ( I N m -

PreN* dispatch*-* reported tha •
iisw piesitlent beginv K. ■ er-fllp* j
w ih r-.urv prosper! of cwatll t (4 J
prer* ami eomarerclal etpaaoMMu
l b * bo't.le wnal.trr claim tbe
sdvnnrcd by V
'
•*
1itae. that Hi* mn»,nc, v rf,. u n t
Ut the luii n.American iepub»ia lo
suprr*l«e tbe pfe,..lt*nliul llfftlt a ,.
ended » U h the rkitii’i m nuguiR ^
.ion.
Sensl r Ibirsh (R l lil-sbo. tbalr*
man »l the Serate K .reign R # t f e
l uns Committee, n’ lmotej that
MF.MI’U fS.
T.nn.. J»n
LO N D O N , J.m 2 i l S S t - k . n r
l » - d«nete may 'eke »ine nr'lo t
b*.
. r Viiervo * esseuatl.m n f ^ H
(•c.’r j r •t'*ns a rest**,* n g!/. f t ' | I I N S t —Classr m operation
n.» tundili.-* - .fi. nurd unrhjr.r&gt;.| twrrn all sgm *lr* **f the rhtirrh oisgus It the ndmlnietialioit
t.Alay. an o ffc a’ bulletin Issued bj wIP sliminate all &gt;llff&gt; u’ti • ’.*» ip.sl l•«.»«&gt; orrler, for the'r revat,
the
royal phy*ic.*n»
at ll
world »vai&gt;grll*»ll°n. Mrs. Net •» .. ufi, lie sod 'l l l« p m b a b l ^ ^ H
o'clock th a morning fitted. • l»e • n, jjine. of Abllrne. Tree*, tmlay : .►# chief eieriltlve a ill ts* llbdrtaf {■
pita a rcstler, night, the ccndltln lrt.l thy first Intsrastional ml**l«n- ,i.»m m n . We util not be abl. to ,
of 111* Maje*ty remains unchnr.nd eiv ronfer*nc, of Ih* Methodist I k»t around to It unt I we dlsp * 0
« ( ih, pesce treaty. T b» treat/'
firm la«t evening." the bulletin v*pie.opal Cbun-h. ,oiith.
Sill occupy all cur tlr.'e tMs wacb.
tUlod. It wa* * «n*d by Sir Htan.
IVinritfg l*» «he ro-ereratlve pn»The tt,nat, ccatlncea it» fbdrt
ley Hewitt, Sir Hugh Rigby anti
|rct.« |n bu*ioees *nJ Induatry session tomorrow atth tha I^ **s '
b r j Dtvraoe, af Ptnn.
whl.h ?ave tum cl lotlng prujm- U ,aty ami tbe c ru lm b l| as lV »
The physicians sta'ed J».*t ntgel sitioaa into a u cc*«W *i»tt»prUe«
nufinUbed liitilnen. After t M R
that Ills Mai&gt;Uy*s general c. nJi Mr*. RolUne deslsred tb* unte
tsfo mawr nu******1 * * » barnttsd
tier showed slight
piuvemcut. nrlrtrlpl# rpn be applied, to til*
tl»* gr rjp ansloun fa? A rn trl-a#
lltpe- that IS* admtr »t:aUon el fb lJ af mis*iota
.mmMDte w l&gt; Irawat o f t iy ^ v
|r?'-h m W n i t M ^ m ^ e **
"Ottenew
in
m»th*d
a
"d
P*tn*&lt;»I the roiuUtlon of the K ng's bledci
wllh a plar* n# serrlre fo r all wil*
erd thus aid him in hi* galla:&gt;*
f-okl lb# Inter*,! and lovalty of til
ftaht for recovery, uu* f»R » » » il
crganlatd rhureb peeple." ,h# d«aides,
• 1 '
elared. While *tiw*si« g the lmpob»• T b * cttehtiu. « b i first
anre of pew ntethod,. »h# war"e«l
tir*.l yeetcrSsy by l*r&gt;fp»«ir Ed-1
,galp«t .&lt;l«'»r.|ing t*»- ■'method* of
w ir l Charles. DodJs unc of t i v '
.eni's leadiny bieckcmical H &gt; r » , i
a&lt;lbot.gb only Zt years of * * ’ .

Enslis-h Ruler’s (Icn ( loser t ’o-operationls
Means TiiEliminate
cral Condition ( ’on
Mission
Difficulties
tinues Unchangef

Between 150 and 200 56 PIoneersAreEntcrCasenAreReported;
tained At Reception
WarninglsKenewed
GivenByTrndeBody

every picraullcn to safeguard the r
health ayslnst Inftuenxa. U * cm
paaalsad again tha ai ttmh y let
stoylag away from crowd*, aad
urging tin gen*roue ns* of ns^rst .i'c i far tk* throat aad adad.
Rs ports received from tha State
Board af Health Indicate that the
lia El inertasing svtr the stats In
U * r u e ptopnrttoa a* la S*».TLANTA, Oa . Jaa. X - ( I N S ) foed. Tampa la said to ba auifatM
— as. -. a_
o&lt;u*! tag amts from the ipldsmic tbaa
any ether city to tb* aautham
r*rt af the state. JaskeoaviB* bis
sVe reported many naw case* ia
the past few days.
Wbtlhcr tha toflacaaa will bo­

unly

fW.al po*t*.on. *' revealed
Gcruu»n&gt;’» natut-ol
I»t ■*

groil .1 *• iomparall**l&gt;
•moll *n
.I d C a ft h * bur Ini
upon
in at not
by lb - jr o il war
In-Mmlallly. thr r port crtli.b u s I &gt; IWrlln *..»»rmnrnt for '•
fii!urv to Inaugurate m-iff Jr»*tu
reoro mi • tn i-i* '*'- r.jwn-iltor"*.

Largest Turnover Of Vare Is llnablcToAp­
pearBeforeCommit­
Day Is Recorded In
tee
Due To Health
Automobile Stocks

STEADY INCREASE LAKE MARY FOLK
IS NOTED RERE IN PAST 60 HONORED!
INFLUENZA CASES AT ANNUAL MEET

Guffln, tha automobile aad air­
plane executive, hot ha cut a high*
fy enjoyabla vacation abort to ha
home in advance af Congress
Mr. aad Mrs. CeelU— base
spent the last seven days off the
Georgia Coast on Sapelo Island
la a* snort tropical setting.
Bpring-llk* westher ami bright
r lunahhto prevailed
tb* entire
timet palm trees aad Nee-oak
hang with Spanish moss added to
the seen*, a* did vast expunasa at
wWto batch ami a surmundiag
calc ay of winter eacatioaivts.
’ Tb* President spent most af hi*
t} time boating, and. according to
B tha reports to tha newspaper men.
. mat with bettor ghtn »ha usual
I tacceet ef ft M vtaa. Only deer *••
i taped him of tha
,* 2 T
of gam* aver-running the Island*,
r aad hi* bag Is said to has* inctudL *d pkeosaat, quail aad wild uarkey
m
Tb# pwM ontUI v « * ^ t* l W »
T- Vnaswick last algkt at seven-

an.I
thit

A big wa 't of outside buying « f
(Uueiml Electric fu tfel that stuck
up * point* to 22) a» report*
leeched .tbe fJ&gt;arci*l district of
a a r i .pUt-up in tb# shares and
a possible distribution at i m e o f
lb * valuable stocks hem in the
treasury of tb&gt; company. T b* hi/ »priced mcreant.'ie stocks refused to
psrfcrm a thrir usual way. H o t .
t*m *iy Ward and fc e M Roebuck
slaying close to tb* bo— * base —
measaied by Monday’s clo.-inc
f rices.

iditr*

copper bulk, aa they pushed up
prices &gt; f Ana:nrda Andes and
etber copper stocks today.

Mrs. Julian Takach aa Uto tint
ioltsieal aumber. This was Irtuwed
u&gt; a sat* l y Etllea Far ta.‘urho w^p
mcompaaled by MacAdao K s.nu
oo an accardtoo. Beth « ! • s e b r
l « aad are lb* grand ehildreu of
Mr*. Anna Far no, one ef tha hmm
iucsto. Tk» Lake Mary enheetta.
under the directtoo aft. Charter
M a s h a naftssel several aotrtt(Costlaord On r * g * ft)

nk Blair Pays
IFineOnCount
Selling Lkpior

Cold Wave Drives
Mercury Down For
Low Mark In South
ATLANTA. Ga~ Jan. S .-(I N ft )
—1b* fteafi today sbiweed a Oder
the coldest snap ol tb* mi sen, the
thenroent-r tumbling dsara be­
low freesing ia many sections. A
mexeary readktg ef B was teport*
*d ia Al'aata. while the lowest
was **&gt; Asheville, where a I I de­
gree tempeeatore prevailed. Tbe
‘culd wiv* extended Into tbe Onrtb*ra part af Florida. Colder ueatbeg wa* predicted fee tonight.
With two deaths directly attribal* Me to the cold was* amt
dcaaa* of actid*nto duo to slippery
sideo-xband frosted
motor
windddsid*. Chicago today faced
soother 14-hours 11 asor aero
we* thee, sevordtor ta fsrt-asto.
- Tto rrv.t of the frigid wae*
was MWved to have M m rvachrd

Hoover Party Runs
Into Cool Weather
A fter Tropic Heat

ABOARD U. K S. UTAH. (V IA
ARLINGTON. Vn, RADIO STA­
TIO N ) Jan. X - t l N S ) — After a
week af blistering day* under a
tropical soa, fie battleship Utah
teday entered a cooler area Ju*l
north of lb* Tropic of Cancer.
Tropical “whites" were relegated
to the trash* of lltbr owners to­
day. president-elect Uoov*r hnd
tbe others ef hi* party dunned
heavier clothing as the sen alt
took — a brisk tang. Tup-*— t*
wer* la prospect for tonight.

Tb*
bulletin telling
e f lilt
Majesty's Improvement ytstrrdsy
cane s i a hopeful climax t i Nee
Year’s Day. It was tcgaidcd as
ll-e most fnvormbl* aeu ^ In a u »»h
and mark**! .hr firit sign of pv*.
grtsa siore l**t Tbuvedsy. l ‘aU ,c
nifktd*. attributed meat of the
iruprovtmvnl to tbe fact that (&gt;•*
tUog had bad much m t .n the 2C
bujrs preceding tbs Usuicre "t
lac I- 1 II,tin. .
They earned agaim t undo, »P
l bdam, hoe. ever, pointing o.u Ju t.
If is Majesty1* ex ban,tie.i sill) pc&gt;
dated. Queen Mary upUed to *bc
ewttomary New Y ta r’a giasttng
fp m tb* Lord Mayor of London
U. the K-ng’x place. She **pc*»vxl
U p * that Ills’ Mijvsty w a d d it-

6 Prisoners F»capo
From Carolina Jail

Now ptovrlng fbruard at a fa»‘
pace, the Utah today wo* about caver and grutlrod* at h s aubl/ gt miles du* east of Kay Wfrt, B*~U beo&lt;tf*tl ,y*ip*lhy.
FU.. and about. lAOft mike mmth
j f Hampton Baadk Va. according
t , lu present schedule, the hnttie- Herrick Ncara Death
ship wilt reach tha VTcgtala Cap**
Ih Cleveland Home
« r t y Sunday. Thh win cashU
Mr. Hoover to reach Washing**!
CLEVELANIiTo.. Jsn 1 —
(IN’S)— Mjrun T. II.m k. on.

1

1i i i i Jr* ta Franca eras report#*:
near death at bis h*m4 in Chag­
rin Fad*, near here, today.
Herrick. « h * it I L mtfferod an
attack of bronchitis about 19
days ago It was teamed, aad baa
bet* confined l o V * boa,*
that tin**. Two finks ofoxygvn
titoU bT pU rt

kata to tha - H &gt;

rich boss* early thU morntog. A
•urn* *)** was am* from the hoe*

Celery Industry Will Be F e a t u r e d
In Seminole Float A t InapgurM
lasogupd parade a n t week
TalUkasic* wil) feature tb*

0. lewnarjy. .bairm aa o f tha «

Jdn. K—(Ufh&gt;
*&gt;• I
mutiny, artold
putok
aQuaexa

he week r * N - g

�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Herald

Is Mr. Cooiidge A “Political Accident?”

MONDAY, DECEMBER si

GHOSTS IN PEACOCK ALLE Y-TH E WALDORE PASSES

As President Cooiidge prepares to relinquish the of­
fice which he hss held for the past six years, the press

DESERVES A
MONUMENT

S'

TAMPA TIMES

TE M PLE

OftAVES

■*Ow1 live*! II* fortK) Ihr

l™ »

That rlutrhcd
tremblm* hill."

that

anil

hrll

TV* terrain of nineteen twentynine Ku many trenibllnir hiltlop,
to be Hutched and held. And Ihotr
a ho hold th-m a l l be thoee who
approach with tV. cor./idence and
course, that go *&lt;th »uch youth
u now belong* to the new year.
w

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dn

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d a YT”

Ja n u a r

auiLa Y B M flir r o B
PRAYER, We

n jo lc *

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today

la

th

Whatever may be Mr. Cooiidge'* fault*, we think
that two or three virtues, which he hu* diaplavcd prom­
inently throughout hi* occupancy of the White House, art?
the dominating factors in what we believe to have been
jL T B B N E W Y E A R S CO VENANT
The President's reti­
r t Thou will walk. O Fstbei, l»y a most successful administration.
cence, We think is not feigned to conccai Indecision or
my eld*
, Along tho climbing pathway of lack of ability, but can be attributed to a happy faculty
th# ytar
for knowing when to talk and what tu say when he dews
Prill lowland Ulat, Utrougn for.it sperfe. Our observation ha* been that Mr- Cooiidge i*
gloom on radant (wight . a patient man, willing to listen to reason so long as there
Cj I will oof,far. * '
la the remotest excuse for doing
Once he _________
is aroused._
we
have
not
noticed
that
he
ha*
been
uncertain
in taking
Ku mao, n n h a m mo twit myself
a positive stand.
giwy (boat*
Two noteworthy example* of thl* are Immediately
» . A,| vanish la faith’* dawn. Want
brought to mind. Thrro I* no gainsaying the fact that
j';
I must do
i | tenAnil. D a t h l
Ho U hot Mr. Cooiidge could have been renominated if he had so
degfared. But he didn’t want the honor and he put hi*
party on notice long before the convention. Despite pres­
sure of the moat Intensive kind, he refused to yield. If
ieg to myself and thought of
I thins la n«ih.
&gt; be made perfect; true to n.tr

V

tv Tfced"

* Cod. K*.(i me Isst I prove

false,

hum

h all

Will b» t r u e . ___^
will to brave - -

"

tlnlea of tho nation. Laatly. Mr. Coolirise’* moat impor­
tant attributo ia hla talent for nurrounding himself with
aome of the moat capable men in the country.
His
cabinet is compost*! of thoae with recognized ability, each
* apecUllat in hla field. The President'* knock for pick1)1* 'tty right man for tho right job ha* given him a
rorpa of departmental hcatLt and trunted ailvinon, who
have done much to reduce 'tho burden renting on hi«
■houldar* and haro In a Urge measure contributed to the
lucceas of his administration.
lu liftl U»*s
balm.

X&gt;» fratty sows
oar *tr*n*
i will ha strongI

h ow d y?

Save The Ribbona
The aftermath of Chrlatmaa often perplexing, espec­
ially to thoae who were favored with numcrouu presents,
ia the problem of dieposing qf the quantities of ribbon
and fantastically designed |*jht tn which the gift* are
wrapped. Along this line the New York Herald Tnbune
has the following to say:
"For once the improvident beauty lover, ia at one
Iwith the thrifty minded. Both find it hard to throw
away the "leavings” of tho Christmas package*, Not the
airing I Oh, no; the grasshopper ju*t as gayiy os ever
toeoea into tho waateboikut the odd bit* of twine and
cord and ribbon which the ant in some families retrieves
a little later and painstakingly winds into particolored
bails. It is the bright, fancy wrapping paper that the
aitiatie soul la finding it hard to part with. .

"Surely they must be reckoned among the minor
Joy* of Christmas, 1028, these decorative papers. A few
appeared last year, but. they did not begin to have the
vogue that they have had this year. Gone are the mod­
est white and plain green and rad tisaue paper* with
wfclah we were wont to wrap our offertngi tied up in
holly ribbon, and in their place comes this riot of color
and' design; against an ivory-colored background golden
staga leap over til) cornucopias filled with pale red holly:
a procession of odd little figure* in red crdee-eUtcb pat­
tern walks sedately serose the next; graceful green deer
wtth feet delicately planted poise for flight, their antiera
lying straight back from their heads aa though blown
there by the swiftness of their motion through apace;
hero la a strange, plum- colored red paper sWRh silver

Aye li a point of view, not a
mittrr of mere years. A man )•
old who t* no lonyer able to wake
apeln the mommy (no matter
what th_ d-feat* and d I•couriermer.t* ef the day before I feeling
that hf ran arrompllah anything
and ready In dare everything.
If Herbert Hoover and Alfred
E. Smith irret on vacation In
Florida, hutory niiy have an­
other famou* revnark to record.
Young St rill [n*. the South’s
entry in th* heavyweight champ­
ionship frea-for-all, is tu meat
Sharkey,
the
Gamiluua
Gob
from Boston, in Miami.
Short
of I)empa*y himself there Is no
more
perfit \-looking
human
bghting machine than tftnbline.
Fst ami Tes Rickard have pick­
ed him for thg diamond belt of
John L Hull.ran but there are
still a few ring formalities to
be finished up.
"Comlng from Tampa to Or.
lando,” Hays llsniey Firestone,
“ it is easy to see that you are
situated In the midst o f a rich
agricultural
section wh'ch
I
belt*v( is
unbounded in
pose,
ibiliti**.”
And
unbounded
in
beauty too. Mr. Firestone might
have added. I f there La a love.
Iter land (hen th* tak” . h i I and
grove section* around Orlando
we have yet to • «, it.
Mr. Firestone I* *n rout* to
Fort Myer* for one o f the fam­
ous reunion! of Messrs. Ford.
Edison and Firestone- There is
no restraint of trad* In this
combination at least. It repreevigs thr*. mlrdi so dlitingtniJi-J enu pan free far
dlslntreratsd
attention to
Amerfra’s tcleatlOc
and
economic
future
that C eir meeting
i*
appropriate
to th#
Olympian
setting Florida afford*.

Calvin
Uarnfivx to
plsy is th* nation’* mo*t
dramatic and typical spectacle
iheee day*. Like many other eucr&lt;wful Americana whoa* live*
have been devoted to tho proceeee* of that ouceets. ho ho*
dlecovtr*&lt;l (day *° Into that hie
tnjoymtnV of It hse ■ ttross*
Chaperoned by Arthur
Brio,
ban* tbs New York atoek mar­
ket approach** th# new year with
avefy proud*# of, dacorooa ad­
vance. Mr. Brtobane’o ronacienc#
U P i him ha should not as* M*
enormoui
preitlf, to
aneoareye specaUUoa bat his own irvtereet In tho thins make* It
hard for him to heap tulet.
The market la s«liU( »p ’ h# »»y*.
but don't opeeulst*.

Effective February i, 1929, all n t « for appointment
ind messenger calls will be reduced, and will be the same
as the rates for person-to-person calls. This reduction
wffl apply to long distance calls between points both
- within and without the. state.

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Reductions In Long Distance Rates

Effective the same date there win be reductions in cer­
tain day telephone rates to many cities outside the state,
at distances not exceeding 1,500 miles,

FRED AW A LT
real different* b»t’
tnaenUtiow and 'invaatmoat
th* • itent of jid m w il
&lt;
rlaod. T» ateko aomeOdnc on
hllnd turn of a card Je r
ling) U ataha It t t a i n
able tell mat*
of th*
fi

^ I s to keep them al) in order to eave pain*

LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE SERVICE
CHANGES

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Th*

Oah running straight through the streets, all
out ig gold and yellow and blue, grafn aod

t i » t sn surly solution of a
■roblrm that will ch.'.rs« the a i
aspect n! aviation. No less , |r*NEW V illi* It ERA I.O-TKI HL'N R
iing was the nnnoi.ffti mint 'ru'ti
1he year of av ation's twenty- h.i-My successful air meet, held
-* Packard Motor Cumpany .til
lifth birthday has buen one of -c • at Los Angelea, evoked an unpre- ,n* ftperry tlyroscope t'oinptny
riiented popular interest whit: is .hat their engln-erv were p«l ect
.tending pregress in every drpait
mtnl uf •aeronaut p-a. It was s ,i licited in the rise of the a rp&lt;suv i.ig a 1* rse| engine fur aircralt.
Finally, eve,, military aviation
year &lt;rf great flights, •urpasaing in p.iiustry Into the big business -fan
siminating a fortnight ago ..-t i t»s tud its triumphs'in the astrau j i y m o s c ti those of the &gt;e_r
srd nary rr-*nrl of our Mbrlnv
Klore and only infeimr m sped- tut announcement of a manuinn
uularity because the public aai tuung and transport merger in Co.ps flyers in Nicaragua. Wit-wu*
('Seatlun 1'J'JH win go down In the
cased t.j regard them a, „ nav­ vyiving a capitalisation of l i M
nistnry of mechanical flight as
e l.). Mr Francis II, Walton, In OdO.OOd.
, cstrrv.ay's Herald Tribune, lUtni
On th* technical side, no ye-ir v t* of iL: ’boost” years.
ten such flight* In the order i f «tr.c* the W rghts first fir e a',
Kangaroo tendon* are used hy
t i e r acmnatuical importance, Le- nitty Hawk hss given promise c
stilcn.ng
wounds.
,;mnint with tho perfectly »s e -— such revolutionary development*. surgeon, in
i*ertuipi that is why thP putlcnt
. d scries o f gigantic hops inane 3cnor tie In Clarva's successful
jumps so.— Mublle (Ala.) Newsflight from London to f’ariu &gt;n
1/ th* Southern Cross In spaprii
item.
l'.a I'a -ifk letween Oakltnd and I s sutogyro. th* puMic test of an.
other
autogyro
by
tho
PtU»:r.i
Australia, and cniing with l.i.i I
All men sis er-st—l frep nnd
't l g h ’a tour of Central and :i -t'l I'jmpany in EhiladelpaU and 'ho #&lt;tual—then some get married
vif.er re In between, smurg &gt;.;i. /•port Irum th* Curtis* C-&gt;m,:.nr and others lose thn'r duality tho
m V* rotor, each sansatiunal per- vlwt their engineers wer# at work first game of rhino, they come
fui mane.-a a* that o f Fetrsrin and d l l vertically rising pinna all s u f •croaa.—Tampa (F la) Time*.
Dts Prtte, who flew from Uonw t-&gt;
Vioxfi, sstahlishing a non stop uis
Uncs record; of Bert Hinkler, whs
.dated a sport, plan* from Lon W”
tu Australia In sixteen days; o f tU.
tlrtmen fhyers, of Wilkin* ai.J
tils Ison, o f A rt Guehel. in hi* nine­
teen-hour flight from L-o* Angrier
U New York, end o f the Fn * kL
nip with Mlea Amelia Earhvtt.'
It* doe* not include tn hi* list U.»
n und trip to llieeo shores uf ibr
ui-tf Xrppel I), thiTUg i as the V-'t
r„/ a fv uf the first t ran*-A Hast I r
V t Uatr and as the moat iptstjeuiar achievement to dst* by a
hgbler-thaiuair ship thl* certainly
u.serve* a prominent place la any
coat ion o f the year’* develop­
ment*.
',
Lea* In the limelight, hot «v a
■nor* gratifying from the point
r! view o f healthf«| growth, !u&lt;
teen th* eapaonion o f ear airl) sarvke, both In mileegg and
1 '1 » 1
*"
*
this continent. Chief among the
undag*, gnd of all ether brn—h.
•t civil and commercial SvU ti-t
diBUtU to thl# prog.*** must U
iiiMhinal the estahlishmsot uf the
ivt-eent postal tale (or air m &lt;4
■jtd th* organise lion o f the airrail route*. Coincidentally. In*
: - - '* .»- *
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A “BOOST’ YEAR IN FLIGHT

Fhlattog Contractor

Phone 7*7-J.
M B Baafard Are.

Elton). Mougkton
Architect’

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For example — the basic station-tostation rate from
Jacksonville to Atlanta, Ga., will be $1.40 Instead of
$1.53: to New Orleans, La., $2.05 Instead o f $2.30; to
Washington, D. C , $2.55 Instead of $2.80; to New
York, $j.2S instead o f $3.So.
Proportionate reductions will be made In the person-to*
person rates.
Thus many cities and towns which you already reach
quickly and easily will be reached more economically
tnan ever.
This reduction in telephone toil rates— which means an
annual saving to the American public of more than 55,*
000,000— is the third to be made by the Bell System
during a period of little more than two years. It b in
keeping with the fund.Tmrotal policy o f the System to
furnish the best possible telephone service at the least
coat to the user.
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DAVID LAIRD, Florid. Manager.

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MISS MARGARET PETEUS, Sodriy Editor
Krai dm c« Telephone i l l

Social Calendar
m i R3t).\r
The T. E. U S o.u l cf the f i r t
II tot itt .C.ntrch will meet «
■'&gt; 'a Ollh lire. A (I le.r-j •
J it Map'* Av*niic.
iire. it. T. Langtry. Mrt »■
M. Hrntlosd lira. N C. fa i t .•
will be Iwatcaaee to the 5m ,a, l»e.
«1 Ih# U f«iitn i IJhi»
w;ih i bri.lrr iu n :. ..i : o*«I k \
ai thf Vluh h u*#*
fif ih# circlet d i '.!u
S g :^ i «I ( oumJ; n (la b wij| n m jt
ihi#IV'ffiw *tf M p, llcnyy tt Igtr,
L p l 't i l , \. enue at 1:30 o'eiw. 1
A • R A. Newmib will e r ‘ e.fl&gt; to- c.iemiwra * f the lluplu- c
Ja-h-if) t’|ul. at t o'do.-k.
/
FR ID A Y
The IV, C, T U. writ mem
m 4 be.rue of Mie. K. 11. l ai. i..
Bttl K ie l Tsnth Street, at
^ivhwL.
r1, TY*rto Bill he „ r.'gul ir nnetina
o f the Ameriran l.egiutt Auti lar&gt;
Wt the Fegi,.n Hu at | o''l&gt;, k.
' The Atali'ii 1' relf ,.f the :

Coopers Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

T li* II ey Court Circle « f in
.—nf.inl loirlotv Ciult will m u l j
tb b’gt.ck al the Iifitii# of Mu
H. A . K t ’amau*
th e iHItt. II anian'n I'tuplvr tf.o Ik. A. It. will hold it. .........
niu-din* at 3
at the 1. .11
tn lir e fr ia k L. Woodruff, •'
Uik _A , en je. Hoc 11 n.miWr t&gt;m,
b: etc t ig guest*.
M O NPAY
Circle Numlter I'.ie-c o ’ ti
t cral
.Church wti| tr.e- : .
3 oV lt"V with M r. |_ t. 11 a
Lei llutite tin Abeerin.nh I Ai nu.
T t’ KSnAY
T b . C. I. A. will nirit at
(■ dock at (he home b f lln . I. .)
W o l d , 101 Eact Fifth Strtei. (»
Ilia parpt'AJ 4f cieotlrg o lflyjle I
(Ac rrninp jeor,
Ahtiuil Rail o f the S ri.| P
jmitun.'d of tha W on n‘a t !*.*&lt;
th» dab h-pm
Mra. i,. t
llardfu. Sin, It 0. Fu*. Mra.
t n t f | M a:. I Mra. C. I,. 1’o ie a
lUtttlara.

Mrs. W&lt;[lfc Honored
With ITirty Tuesdai
AVol/e o f Jack ton
o f Sanford, what
[itbar. C. IV. Ken
tired with it
glteik T u 'ttl* night by M m
t Ivor go W. |||ff unj Mra, June.
tk Fields nt t 'l b
ar, 2bU Lnur, I A
Aa tho guei* i
prevented wltsL
fur * beehive L r
Koroattor rtoilet
n trlaphonc tit
whila law pri. I
chief war gtiel
Jarvia. .YjJt’ l. l

.Mlai Ware; l i

g trading

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stunt* from the!
A fter imitStr {
C a A' loath 0=1
raa Juhnwm, a I
trrvtd by lhe. , 1

by Slioa Eaale \\
' ThrteJ Intltr l I
Wotfg w gt.j U r.
i l n . V.c-..w tf. I
Johnvoit, Stre. ft.

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left Tueida)
ItU ii i tu runtknuF hu
• M lm ii Southern iH-o*
in A Mar ii.
itph Womirufr If
t 'tff l*h.itf*rtrlp#»!4
r *^nnir hi*

ba

ttn . Roby* tailhf r#lurTW I &gt;G«n
fif
frtwn Tnntpa * b r ’ »
•♦v
b#»n
Krr ( 4Ihcr
!)r 5 W. W ilkrr for a wrrk.

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TV# fVtitral Cinte nf t!u*
flBF I 1*411i|*f* Ciu-J* ttifl nut t i«t
u&lt;■lock at th® hrnu’ * f Mr* l
ru Unit. 1^06 P.nk Avrnur,
TH.' lliy fn lr Clrtl.- i f the S,
lo.d li'rden Club w It meet ru
urfjeK a. tX* home o f lire VV.

Personals

Mr r i,| Mr*^ Walter CYitflV" I
.
■ it 'd ih elrgdldaw tartlrn'ar.
i m. lay afUmoon at iV l r blue
i &gt; •!recto, » hire they hate •.Inti
• e ttr U y e iri. Minrhor&gt; ni (tvc.
..itriiiy wire gjeett «t uin*n ai
meitt while (Suiing tho a.'ter-.&lt;.oT
aLoat 15 friend* were nceiee) h&gt;
tlr* «t&gt;jple in the liTir y rnonia.
The. h ill*? held f f r»
•• dU .
4ur th# &lt;Hn» .V(i in r% nhki# ^ ,»
W'Lf ruiur ifhcmi* wi|‘i &lt;|ua;r*,4(f
»l
H i y t h h , y-n-ti i i, I.»
a*-J yirr »t\ii ■nau ^d a'^iyt
I'feHiTO » i v'uo’n *i«Tfi t'ovih. f Ai
f rulj^ 111'.** * 4. t 1cl wlttl 4
* •* I'll fl.nJ wd' I ft*f Tfi I &lt;m t ,0' .a ,I .
*"?
i*| r? i*n
nn,,t. a*
a-*h tOJ J'i i' mH *af,i|n*i wv' i r ti it, n

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Mr*- K *•
rw u . n . j . arrived

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w»It. 1«WkMHf W&lt;t»

V,ta O f Broadway. Actor l

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jHawday Is i h M tke a lta r Mr? aw
Th* ncU gM
abandon with in p n v l-ilv / r tr t.
u *toppin*
which ihy J m - t t n M youth • ( in- *t the k m * o t M r . iif l Mr»- a tt.
iiv
dinr tbfftualvee into IV- ! W tW | -3 UV&gt; Cham. I ’ a ftrlta.a i i f f m d an ttu .k of
mad i\ &gt; e after the iliualre ' r-H l
.■&gt;»»' it vividly dept.-ltd in "Th * j ' Ftu' im-nr.ltat'ly np»n hot nrrtRoail T- B id*- vthlrh Will I f at . eat a if I. confined I* h ir bed, but
lie Itifan" theatre I *ljy a.i.l to. I’ improving nml 'e the o l a n t n l f i r
morrvw.
|o f II re. ttntrctt wife la a graduate
j J jt* and tin. i*v and icnentl trained n tr»e.
t r .art
eh i&gt;l i ‘ a .i - 1. I Mr ami Mr*. Rilph King " f
•party i vtilhnO'e',
wild atrip l Wagner are re.talfisg near ih
arW b«hy dinghlet
p t r r part-ee* tn&gt; amcTvg the 1arrival
M fM irV a of iS 'i ien»t u u iu a ’ Lutilla
born on Thrlrtniei
FernnU-CtRight-inl.-tarc, %M&lt;h m - h t a iiT dlu* Ha» at t »
traVa i he letiiM e
n* tut*
B‘ tpital In Sanford, Both to Ith i
isr-nlal •’• fle c k a —l len-irar.-, m ami hr,| are In yvfcHant health,
ih* Handling «tf. rvunkrii vtalS
ami &gt;lr«. J R. tfiln ry li
"The I!, ad tn ^tila .* up In an.l laai:l| .rent rhyfetnitt d.t)
the iniP-le, and ai Sally &lt; anflel.I, a partial lim ily t.Ulilnn at t'e
■a.Ilf !lr!*n fill'X r. a ne'e t.Teen humt of tie. Wamrti’hr't falS r
t'tmliury. rl*»a an a* tottiah logly Mr, T K tt a nricht. l*a~ S t r '&gt;r J
.tltnn le^ntftorr Ur^n hat b**
r, 1 iMtr [. ilfrrpal of Ihe etrnnt
f tipper. there of t tj*cial nut*- i . i 41
----Lamr »p erd ng t &gt;e V . . iyi i I y
and Mre, J V
he cn.-t are. eleieiett. Virginia ^bi»l pa. "I*. Ret
ll.iyt, I rant
Wiloere. T’l e, rn y Th.i t n p v i t i.ft Sumlty foe Mvna
t**vr,
flu r fp ft
Turner
an I I . i t * r»tu tt iU i.Pdiet i t Mer*er
mile re. H i. m kit eerlor )v t
* ha lea .Miller.
Mr ar.l iln . i A III t of iliit .
Mi** Rjnb IIiHitiiid nf P
• et| Mr and i ( n Harry Iblian
X. V.4
!.j # U rn
Fnnfuril were the c w e li at Ih.
of K.*r t«ua*P( .M** J«. jt
h «r e of i e&lt;r broth, r. Mr an I Mr •
• fik je K. r hour !" th# I** *••
*1; If. '.t u - ,it si end Ttnidr, fruie
t» iti • A|»4rimvit«
Tn*'
','!i ■relay until Nnn.lir n&gt;&lt; 1
•• 1 FV krai IVifit wtirFr *.»i *
Ml
V tie L e itfu ) . I liainetell’.'
*‘1
fjtm r, K.ltti* I : 11
I*, nt Ihr I Imalrra. h &gt; U ti &gt; al th
i*an1, hof.r* frturninr
home uf h r aunt. 11r a.nt Ur*
11&lt;Tn# Mie* IIyltbafii ha« v *
U t« \1 ■•Vntt In Itib** r^arm.
.1* 1** many i rnn inii ha* t i t
Tlr in i M n * Harl.* Hrinm"
*ot|! th11 11&gt;'m uf OrlanJt* « « r v ri*ll
t al fn tiftiin n -M k
me • I I If.* aili lw l&gt;%icjvi 11*1
SumU)
L**'n K*f|r rif Milbiurn# « u d 1
ai ih* h«ra# r f Mr mr,| Mr* '
W H Y t r j f an;* fim iiy
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N t t f T O M . Jan. t - O S S Y ^
Tw o InvsitigaUma wera Utng]
j w W today Iota tW a y t u H a a
■Inuh i f N otitma St. i Uiro, JLiIe*,|
f * . a e lU n u o t U a l i i ; h i m
• u l l y n t a r iiy ■wrehtg' u m ld . r
f l n knew b e n W o re » * t/*N*rv ■
Y ear y irty
»u
bring ktU ldefiance • ( fir j cftprrURaitl rtgj*
tatfjca. .**,, nt. w.nKn * h «a U n »i•4 tha party wiry tu W nuh*rL'
T V i t t i i 'i h id m
m / t/
when h« woo f « j » 1 Irtog sM *r 4
blanket on thy ilJrwalk. u 4 «
(ho V&lt;
( n i l « f Vfwvt M to lb# flyo hm»i\
X r^ a
fireman 1 jUJ t , barf Iieoa raua*Jit&gt;
* V t Fret
at it * y i i j r a .1 In K ln a y lb y to
d im t l i
a'id* dawn thr kna« pnl* 04t4 W
fireman . In guttering to alarm,
ha.) fallen through the b b am]
ordered l r pale. They f.«la red be

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Auxiliary Of Legion
Gives New Year liall

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The An»#n#rn !.«•* an A ii * i .(»»/
TU ntany frifnit* *»•* I M T»*i ) M/«, J 1*
a S*rw Vrar’y f .t t fa ll rtt J • *«*l f. and M i.. M ailm Itoam 1 rcn. M.dea,
b# Kt r»r*» la^r II* t ! M t *la» | ‘ ‘ lln I u III bf gI.i I t'i lear ihal Vl i.nlt.'n. ru
re Impr-it n * 'rup il'y afl.c tlatk and
..^ht a! :• 10 wVka' M p « I* li
tt-cryti.m i i l i-ilfi.r
Mark) am
' ana1* m u gcnm l hainuin 1 i.u
ilnair. whll# a1*1 *t ni* hir,,*’ «
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Iteckrit &gt;
maoj frien fe .f It it »aih. Junior ati.
• t ** K ¥*. ItlWvii», t hiiniKrt ,
I « k «l»l Mr*. SanJv \ .t*f i
Iblhrmln
w tl .* r l
U tt imrr l.»
(*11 *h# u*i«l#itt#ti| ?,;n u|XTk
1 J *»'I r* J ,11 H int VTT ■t i T ch I
*rf • (lit rrf** bm#ni t«ntit .U,*
•-Z a! Ih * frvrn*Vi LtfUf kfun i
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V If fit.W p , t hai t i.i »ti *4f I'hm dt*■
.T'.iHrit lu i M i. (H t'ijr I*•nr**
.'.irttun **| ll*«f r u i r r«*iu^luTi
MON Milt T il. Ore. Jon 2 The bail rvaai of Hu* h» t t *i» '
.IN S )— Three
youfiit
eirnien,
it »t iii#«rnff*| f ir i i« ite«a&gt;&gt;"&lt;
iti'Vnl.t "I the Oregon Ncrrual
stlH quint t ill &lt;?f J i’l ' l ••*
•
Srh.«tl ate ci. ad t'*lt)
They
nhlrh « *i p.a •.! til'
were kurtieil to i!eaTh »*t night
Udhf Ctt r*.l nt. I.i I •* r u i n • »
In the huu-e o f
Mr*
Minnie
nit nta*t v.fli a fiurtir *»t nun*
Mark, wkrr' a tmmter of girl
y III gv ktH'Hj .j niAtic III II M•»* .r
indent, it.ed
Me* Math wu*
hngL* baneli * f 4ian&lt;»« J a c m
leverely burnetl while tr jtr g to
IfU t
Ctecgia
Mobley,
Slitr rxUnguitli the bias- wheh wue
iiit/iiitiiig uf tta«i44t n hlfJc*.
Cl al/a Zirhry, H it,
Kliratvth ttAried
by
C b ilo w u
tree
iilsufcHl, till e iff I hr uTiii Kj Lj t ‘ J Turtiljtlt, t. VV. Spenctr Jr, ami tantlWa.
The doad; Miaa ITormre liraMj v .7i I| Struarl la f J IVecInteiLe,
;UfU&gt;,
It V, kiUI fl |HiI ti ll Ihwl JlWljt 11/* nv,ml-ig
fur Ta'taha.fee whem Saig. New p irl (tre; Mir* Eralya
4-pMl RHP |*f‘ **H«
MK* S Tirry. M PTE aThf,' and Oh-iiak. IViHtard Ord; Jl i . l U r
MU, Turnbull will take tip then ear*t Haobnar*. Ureikir.t. Orw.
S**. 4titer j uii -g woman n ir r iw .
MISS UtmStIN HNTEKTAINtt
pork g t the j ’ h rl'U , iftat- tYat
r «*e»prd a Uke fata w1*n the/
It
ye
for
Wu-nen.
Mua Art“ c Hotteon hat at l-.g*
leaped fnim a m r
jmtcH in
■uc it MunUy bight to wat:k Cv
the r nl«ttt Cloth**.
A ie u ly three Inyu Or.andu a l­
•'if /air out a i d 'th e new year tn
TAItPrtS SFRINtiS— t'aevJBii nt
ha folbccttig:
Miata. Marjorie ien ling th ’ Atnarl-iut L *jt»n An*
tulli ;e.
Matgar.A
Tnrrgn.'a, 'aary* dance at the F ortn t S-ai,i uf Spring DouUrnrd lietwren T a r .
•»tay (H ’owwf, Mart-la Schtffley ItyicJ flew Y. jr'e Kee a n * : MU»- pun Aiepue and O n n y iJ R trtl nil',
. KhrCP- Ihinnell. Uulh prown lie wkl.nrJ intmcd alrl).
Vnra Sfar t Cou&gt;&gt;, 0Vu)yt (iim a *
r,| Wk Hint C iiner, fat.- Higglnt, L i J a n Ann lljekltk,. Kitty R 'g tie
Junes
an I ftt-iille/
Ml A Ml— llart la. Wbithrup aret
ludnn llvater, Juh.t Cuut.eft V t Utiiiw
1^.1 l.illy, A. » Cm, rnm letM |10*iDO* new b m *.
tart7
S-hlfftcy,
Hat Cboner. .Vhtntlticr,
Val’ora Phillip*, ICibtrt Ada mi ifknkalt. Jack Sla.O.'well. I U V- . i age building at M&lt;aatl Ib t. Iv
r, John-i;n Itrnry llaii gtk,-1ol
Vtorge Mope an | I.'Jtar RIvrn.
[it * tittnleiwo.

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Doc Fw!ty avi
elk-re. all i t

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iuu * Wrilno«.ffu) Three 1

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I1KHWSTCK— H ifltv a y in tfcb
Mr*. J. t: Tmr.nre. V(H1 Melv trinity b-ing pace J.
' .iivllJe Avenue, er.terlalneil with
j Fnrty New Ym r't Eve at b.r
ut.te, Itr.Jt n v.a* tp.j.y.d on tj
tiilnigiit wkg.i a'iisbt au;pgr woj
Paul Am-tlnwvr'a threat
tritd to the gi.eita, who thin m/jn 1 dan* ng uiUI g tat* h «rf.
f l v i i r play IrtM i'rh l up to
Ihoaa prtttr.l weiel Ur, anJ
datelire. T.irtau.r. Ifr, art! Mra- H i * in
foyer, Mr. ar.l Mr* It I- Itujir n and Mr. u l Mra Eifwa/t i
JutUn. -j* ' '
I.
- ,*

Mr* Ma*
ar,| h*» t** •
*MI«lr#n M liin#
fionaUI, l*fi
l*»t T b o p 'U i f»*/ T im p l ah»r
th y **ill
I '* r*mammy
fthlMLy» akth
ctlitlY## |htr#
Mr at'J Mr* infill I'iiirn iin *
I rtf Loti H|i, r f itf
U 11
.HiiitJav of ihalr rfstiAin*,, Mr, an,
Mr* Hobart F* k ipr ajv| fim ili
.Mr K lijc't I *»i bn i *an, Rdlph an
V**■&lt;I ?r , « v r# i Ian mif* t h ?m far \btie*]Te X ( i f f ihm 'ittitutif m#*| %'*
«* iif »»ti 4 pi-nk iti Wblla** Wfctrf
( 41k# J **Mf»e tth#fc | i»y rn,bijri| *
fi«h fr\ 4"&lt;*l *but*l«*«r fupptr
Mr 4rut Mr* t^&gt;»ryv W. Hn«*&gt;
an| lilt’# frtn (t*Hh ip*nt {K*
C'hritt *•** |tiy with thalr fcrulv*
ifi-taw Mr Kntil K ir »l and famll
in (Hlan«|u,
It ►
* \%^tfUr. hu(wHntiMi^iit 1)
tha
Siir*i 1 * S «nS#
|b« ir.ambar* Mf S«iri*Uy R# u*i| u
o fit^ r m ail and p-knir in I jkf'hurm Tark IajI It* ndajr. ChrI*t

SOUJH . JACXSO
Ru Micjl f-evwiita l.iut
t t f l iIA K I^ T . J*n 4 , - t l N A I to.en Marie, r f il-idirania. e.
&gt;Cta ki eia t t!*j tli,tt*a
m y.1
-aply i-i (tindon ike antt nt l'..i
nnnth. it « n teamed t&gt;af»y. h I,
talrretiuaj that Ifiipeil Maria 1*
ititiou* to lee King Cieulge, ciow
KL'STlS — Annual IJtAe Caoaty
gfllng for remarry fm r* the ef IhKtitry 5knar recently bald bare.
« U •&gt;( pnwumnnia. (f««e n lU il*
■il Ike King ar. routine.

Ieancy's
k N O X Y IU .r.. Tern.. Jar. •
IN S I—N‘ei| Date, f,,imer
„y.«i
,i,,nc«r anil ewnteion-r o f e.ate
tghway* ami puhit worka, J ..
•en alert;,! rity ntatagwr of
iW D llte t i lc r tf»| Otto 1! *et I,
itioinlkt hutlrikee U,liter. wttt» ate
*M the -fftg# f i r the pa». It
a. nth.

nil* K»r

VOUT L A t'U F R n A t.K
X .»
i l f 4 ml I I r*i, W , A. ( 1 ark an*
•it inth witter main t*tng plated
RwUit K. Klmr, Ifrr if.iii|ht^ *i-tw (ity f rtlratioi plant (it.Vfral
^?Trnl*.a»Hl UltU
faint d ig (*al{ pr-'perty.
r»h«ord K f|f, * t f t risilan it* S«n
(ffd !oai Momlay.
Hi t A. I- Mr*!’a If pr*»'lloJ boll
|h» n»**rnlr* ami aF#«ilflV t r/Ur
al |‘tr .MfIN m!**! ehut, h la*t Han
d lt. Ur. TUlMmil aha tilth h«
a* If • ha* U m ip tiling thr 1‘hrUt
in i* hn?l«liT&gt; with Ihrir dtU fhb'
tn f t man.hna. « *« un*bl# tu rr
tiJHI lu t Saturday at « n p!ann*«l
(tal U» &gt;U ht*irt|f Ur
a
iMf i .

E U m I Slr»«l

WASHINGTON. Jan. ! - O N * ) ,
—Th* Fkn-Ameriran ,c a fr u M t .
ra j a *trj nrtner conclufton toMy with It. tw- m»Jer n n nndhkmenti—an m »Uration and
•gaeUlaliiMi treaty - reed V t.» %• ;
, hipped inta »hnpe for f.nai nr-

•eytancr.

In «f)J ti&lt;*n.

it

ha*

verted war katween Bolivia ktu! |
Panunmy in Ilka d’aptrtrd CYn -aJ
‘orritonT’
A mnrilut on [ tutueal urn* to •
*nv* keen ajrned by reprrn-ntai j
hoa of the tana guverntrenta on
Sew .\ear**..l&gt;«y. b'TtArwol or*
■t pi a neej o f liralk.
Arg*ftlH» ,
Btf Uruguay la an in.lUlioii to

lYCRTiyllaa FUlcai Ft

Sanfar!

wcupw |hr*e of Ike (Iv* witral

k'aoAa. «,at . kit- eet«&gt;ellt 1 1L*tt r r»HiStored-

fcUwr*

Dc Forest Sanford

Announcing O u r

To Day

eat JA N U A i

AND
Till'(LSD AY

The Milane

and nupjRort thrm

STORK-WIDE

PRINCESS

SALE!

January 4th. *
;iy Item ?n the store will be marked
al! spring merchandise included*

THl^OAY
• Tn II

SOCIAL
UEiW ^J&amp;ENT

DAWGE
Woman's (Club

Sl

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\$£4*

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And A t A n M y

The place to Imild your home

A alory af aim wbo
Idle und girls who work

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T A M P A —Taaeiaa

“The Friendly Drug

Pan-American Body
. Is Ncpring Its Goal

Johnson.

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BIG FUR COLLARS

* r - ' /(• y &lt;%*aVw/ t &gt;'■*

SALE PRICE

AN D CUFFS. REG ULAR
$29.50 VALUE.
MM

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AND FLANNEL

■ A

At

SALE PRICE

$4 9 8

$6.95 AND $7.95 VALUES.

SALE PRICE

A L L SHADES INCLUDING
N E W SPRING SHADES.

$498

REG ULAR $5.95

SALE PRICE

9 O ’C L O C K
Thursday Morning

COATS,

„ ..R »1 2 « C O A T S

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January 3rd

%■

SALE PRICE

FUR TRIMMED
*

SALE STARTS

‘

RVv '' A AN*&lt;:.:
m p v

NICELY

$ 8 ^ 5

LINED

HAVE

9.50 &amp; $22.50 C O A T S
FUR TRIMMED
• AND' 1|§
SILK LINED

SALE PRICE
ijdr/i,
.

Dresses,
ISCONTINUED STYLES

Coats
SALE PRICE

F IR S T S T R E E T OPP&lt;

CED UP TO $14.00

And I Am Here To Sell

N IG H T G O W N S
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A N D NANSOOKS

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Q U A L IT Y

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Dan J. Norton

BARGAINS

F r a M a t of Nr» York

U -£*

Sale Starts Thursday

S h k a. A d ju ta n t

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V 'r '&amp; iK P
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This stock is nothing to me n&lt;
public can’t help but buy, am
one better~I will give you bi
ams
lieving. M y word is my bom

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I am known all over the United
___ States as the man that really
D Q irr
I gives
bargains and cuts prices
.. _ PRICE
I with a real cut!
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D E CHINE

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SALE PRICE

EL VETS,
DULL

IN T R A N S P A
CHIFFONS

SALE PRICE

VALUES
UP TO
$15.00

IN A LL COLORS, F P A T

SALE PRICE

CREPE, C AN TO N CREPE
AND GEORGETTE.

SALE STAR TS '
9 O ’C L O ^
T h u rsd ay I n n in g
Janu»y

3rd

C Q
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7 C
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SALE PRICE

IN F L A T CREPE, GEORG­
ETTE, SATIN, SATIN-FACED
CREPE.

N E W S P R IN G D R E S S E S
JUST RECEIVED,
PRINTS

SALE PRICE

$ 1 4 9 5

AND STRIPES

HATS
M ETALLIC

ONE L O T -O F *F E L
H A TS

IN

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O FFIC E
/

AND BETTER

BLACKS

FELTS AND VELVETS

AND COLORS

POST

H ATS

—

Stock At Any Price

Full-Fashioned
HOSIERY
SILK FROM
ters cyclers, “M ark it
low the t o i* yro
toe , v e r y ^ - i o SHEER. I N * I
do it. I will go A L L T H E T I *9* *
W A N T E D p A l„
Seeing is be- SHADES. P A ,I{
and never will.
$2.00

H OSE
NCY

SHOES
PATENT

LEATHERS

WITH CUBAN

HEELS IN PUMPS, STRAPS A N D OXFORDS. $5.00 VALU ES FOR

HIGH HEEL PATENT PUMPS, STRAPS
AND

O X F O R D S -N E W

NUMBERS

AMONG THEM. SALE PRICE

ONE LOT OF

SATIN

SHOES,

S4.S0

VALUES, CUBAN HEELS. 8ALE PRICE

* £ $ 1 6 9
FIBRE SUIT

u Positively Will Not Make
&gt;Look Our Stock Over.

GOOD
LOCKS,
W ITHOUT
STRAPS—
BLAC K O R
T A N . SALE

SCHOOL GIRL OXFORDS IN LOW A N D
C U B A N HEELS, G U N M E T A L T A N
CALFSKIN A N D PA T E N T LEATHER
N O T A L L 8IZES.

FIBRE SUIT C
WITH TWO STRAPS
AND

a

PRICE

%

�EVERYDAY MOVIES

‘e veral Predic.

1-OS
—
twtrn !.•’»
«|h
th* army
i.inrk’ tn- &lt;|or*t
durance flight re*own|-.
•lev approached1 i t J j t .
,'iHir:h Kjur in lha siTlJ
Manned by s crew i H

aNS)-r&gt;r»d^FTi3|

iftcArdle IncIudeH Ace Hudkins, fA*
• Tommy Loughran And Mandell
His Favorite Candidates
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WEIRD GAME I

N E W YORE. Jan. T — Th* feslhj
etwelgfcl cbafiipletuhip will .mi.e
! . T OAtt fo America in a at might pia^ * d r V r S j j . or *«m : thing,'in ex:h*iiSe
U ___ Io r*lh « flyweight title, which w li
eu to Europe; Are Hadkins will
'
th* &gt;*»1 ttrw *fg)it or
p O t* M lJIUwright' championship* *r
j-j
**oUi! ridel L « Dacha, forme.- ; ! ; «
i
. weight thnmpion, will take ovtt
&gt; M eJ "a houtamwelght title and a* fur
,
Inn heavyaright div linn, nnduuhtedljr John J, Somebody will f*i&lt;
8 ie*wdi#*r !• Oh* championship.
I__ __ Looking ahead, es one wii| w „*n
lic e d witV the unknown, Tnm l i t .
Ardte,'(IT *ter Jlkkanl'e man of
I
■' iiatrhre, « u very l.uiy cmlntii
~ 1 *2 0 '* •hole fo r him today end
i *jVU£h aLavt werv a Tew ol Thomn:.'
I. ?*' dUerenrea on the aubject. Ih e iniy
» v r incumbent champion* who- figure
|„ , to renula, a* ia, throughout the
. jraar. ha aald, wait! Tommy t i-*n
f ) ran and Sammy Mandill. A « jr d L_
w*« UrthOntAe* view* thoy atanl
bat href all contention ilk* a bald

o
wraIfa
ta wN*- .,
ibmt aco anybedy in the lightdhrlalen who ran or w 11
U .V ith er M andell- sail Thomaa.
t*
hU bubble pipy.
Miugbran ia M ually ahead of the
hiatywelght field, having alavady beaten,hi* beet challenge!.

^ ™ A L 9 L W W i WOred-

W u C o o u k l th|» mont.i, he
’ vefll draerve * title chaaee. but
* y * can't rroaa that bridge before

^’^ ^ k l i h r a n and.Mandell, anyhow,
• Twent tore lo go through
1829
With their titles. A man alumit

l«eih title* far It may be that U
.Will .pcnuada.both champion* to
g o there with him. He can lick
Paiy ° l U »m .
Spider Pladnrr, the Frenchman,
v , , « t J«hn*y UIU, o f England, will
bw the featherweight rhampion,
".a c iu rd la g to M rAidle whn a***
laay Scharti end Frankie Uenarc
"
as aoraewhat paaae, including a ir
phooey. La Oarba, he eayir, hit*
• •"wdtbf of claea- and will piu.**' ' tte d to ethlbfl aatiia to *uch ppf.
“ ' Jioaaa that the first bantamweight
JfYhAmptid emre Charley I ’hll tlosenberg wflj com# Into prevalvi.t
rweogalUon.
mm o - -T h e featherweight tttlef r ili
, &lt; M l i n that'will b# removed, ilk* »r
-- - 'appendix from Andre Tloulle, ted
- - transferred to A ) dinger, o f U i
llronx, another foreign country.
H# i t f i a i to think Hiogir 9 mpf*
Jllattaibla proapect than KIR Owe&lt;
*Ho Cuban. Benny Ilaaa, th
• „ FbiladcIphJin, or Tony Canaor.rri,
\ &gt; tk * champion, once removed,'Can
fonert beat Singer, arrording b
— ■ ■ n n r * r » wltneaa, at the Iasi

Exclusive

7|
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m
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Belief Held That Two Every Branqh Of Art
Will Be Tauj?ht To
Feudists Set FireTo
Obtain Refinement Ku»&gt; pbtn# «U rtfudUF
House O f Farmer
J

lIOl.TC.OllKiTV. A * -. Jjn - tVMSt—'Theory th.lt two fr u l'-n
murdered Albsrt Ciihovn, Liu. ■ »i
,'irtn r., and n-ren mrmiwrn H! •■.■
family by hun»t"ii the Caih-'Ur
huts* while they al*pt. Lis .*.taru 1
i., in v w lig # 'on by the -ta t' . :rm arital!'* &lt;~£k8, it vrv. tcau.ei
m u today.
A lter tbtmlnlsr « v fd 't v p V i -n
ir-tintcd Cist tfc»* t’h: it:**:*.* E -tl *» vrYch 'nuffrii cral « fcUt !),*•
l,
Ala.. *ra» in i i -r?r.iiia,y

Tech Clinches Claim
To National Honors
By Defeating Bears
PASADENA. Cal., Jan. !L ~
O N S )— Foolball for t ie current
•oaton w »« laid to reit here- jtb trnlay alih nil tho nulet and
peacefuler** o f • particularly
violet t wake.
fn one of the moat weird game*
o f ih li or any other trsMn.Georgia Tech, by deleating the
Unlvertfty of Celifomia, 8 to 7,
clinched In claim* to i|ilioiul
htmora, »ad, at *the came time,
jfave write in iwplration* a reBounding aock on the noee.
fn view o f the aatoundlng Nat
of Koy Kieyrli, California tenter
and
captain-elect, there i* u
movement afoot today to appoint
an offirlal navigator for lh« Caiifornia team, ami perhap* a com.
pa**- When Klcgel* picked up a
Ipoa# ball un Georgia Toab'a 30yard lina and went Into back mo­
tion until he w*a tackled by on*
o f hit own ta^m mate* on hi* own
ati-inch line, h* wrote i.ne intj
football book that will pmh,
•by remain there for many a day.
U rit remarkable run left the
70,000 ipertaior* abaolutely flabtdrgaated. Nothing like it ha* ev­
er been wline*led at a ifamo of
major Importance, The ball waa
fumbled by Thomaton, who had
Jtta: ilathed around tha end for a
nice gain. Riegcla waa on tho hall
Ilka a ftaeh. and Ihen He auddenly
a-vergctl frem a welter of r l ' f i i i
m d , truck out lika a whippet for
Hla own trialOn am] on, he flow. Tli# mer* of
the spectator* merely added to
hla speed, ftehind him tune Penny

,&gt;i .fin

ter Reports

f r»

ir.anh .1*;

■•liIra »-(*t s deputy tr ■ ■ !.incut
;n .in attftnft t « rounei' l * i r r .
« 1 ■i o'Calhoun with the s lu g . )
n.'iideri.

1

r - t|i received hath Lu.i

lit,-i me !*;uKy( t v. m i
-1 . cl
l.*B. n tarr“ w w e r t •&gt;[ evi&lt;l-nie

The viitlm* nvre: Calhoun
ijm rife . Fro*land Caihoun,
liv* children, Etty Drighl. 12;
u . l it Ihnm if,); llo t fjt , 2,

8portsl*ronv&gt;tcrTaken
IllUponFuVcOfOFcning OiiiiflDogTracU
MIAMI BEACH. F la, Jjn. 5 —
I IN S ) ~ T *x U:;ka'.l, pnea'o.*
*;iurt« promoter, lay today &gt;n a
flower banked roam in , A III* 1

ball behind
the goal for th*
marker. The goal was kicked far
tho eatra point.
A eh#;k e f the figure a til**
I loeed that the Golden Bear*
made mom yardage and mom
first down* than thslr oppunenta,
h * » a a ' It hsi often fcoen mention-

.the stale

,t*od*artdd y f niillwnaired/m.r.u* hi* a p p i l s and piui
a great rtfrtt^ U e had bern unauce'
U attend the pramlor cf h&gt;s tat j,
u.nrti
tenu re, the jgaagvrkl
mucting o f the Mlantb Eeewli Keiu
u l Club, the tragnlflcmt dot; ite
ir.g traek » h c|» lit* at thw edge
of the Atlantic at tha south c.C
ol Miami Beach,
Fifteen' m Indiesl i a f o r *
pr»t
b e n in tho first iaro at tha ■ **
punl, a*M to b« tho meet luxui ou* and roin|&gt;l*le grtyhoimd
re.ing track In tho world, U lit.nJ
an* ruaheil to the operating
1*
for. an emergency ettrallon fer
MJte appcnJi.it'j; Di, h. 11. A l
kilt*, nailing surgeon t f the w r,V;r
colony here, l*j l .rvuur.-d R kk
ei I'* *pp.ml!x a it | the [until ixP
waa ru lin g easily about -rhu Cue
U o bugle nouudcd for the Uiirc
roar.
Th* operation was p r r V ip u l
■&gt;UJa a. -yu w i if . k ^ U uaanlv
p.)tried « e n amt women Were *|.
arilin g tha Inouyuiat m ro'u g
T i ’ V 1* Miami Beach JUon*l CIth.
of which tLckatil weg a apunK^A i - U i I w l w l ea tW ehte ef-tteMuunl itcac!\ winter cebmy - had
io fl tbafg tr w year'* night &gt;•]♦;
m t ■• tit be th* gtuaia ef Rtck* .
in 1W etubhouie. Net until th*) ar­
rived did they lasts that Rickard
a.-ueclf won on the epvrai-'.ig tpl-V
W d i t lack o f appcadlirtls i . t
sharply into Rickard* New Y .ua
cvlibraUun. lie wet om clu d i-ltb
pairs , In the *i&gt; lemon un 'Naw
a ear's eve aad dcridnl te abandon
kU plant fe r a night t*l one v f the ]
It op*cet night clu'-t.
II* wa» s u n * New Year'* Day.
A doctor sms rstl-d. A cpnuluii-i i
« i ghyiktan* waa erdeesd. An twn
evatlmt whs advised, kut Tvr't.Ua*.
went it. Ha held out uatil laU in
Lie UUraoort, then be was fceiaod
with stsch acute pain UuU W alter
F w ll*, brother « f W. t L JFU.&gt;L(,

(ronllr.ncd Ironi page on j)
■un«. which were wu ralr •celled.
Sp.*clajfy r.ural&lt;eV* w .r* p i,,
reeled by Mist Mary 1 Her ej.-l
J. A. IV.kL.au. IV ., James II.
l.onipron tk n IciT’ i'v
vf ratru e* r.cnorlng Mi*' Ido-.Hrri eAn

Will Have Plhvir
O f f i c i a l \&gt;\k
Dnrinp: Certm

* r u r »»’' plena at^ U tM U
hot food * u poMtmnmn
from .the i.tt. rding- pit
The transfer *1 fl
■.* i rnert e f th* pmltlarlan n:av food ii being made "OOfi
Kai ’ --m wurhc-1 out by "Gtar- wull Field, San Diego, a
snpthtr "nur**” p i n * b
the Central Cnura I'-n
vad-ny— at El O l i o
i... ( i i .ral A ffair*
the rtiT.a
tU .weather b i 'c i n /of
9«hrpir.
Th-- pr-ipe»al. ilrrlrhing over a
f.n yt-ar l &gt;f !. take* in e*«r/
■:anrK ■ ; the nrt* and every va*
!•■■ i for pieiejitinr thrm to the
puM ■■ fr-tn thiatrei. motion p i;,
t c . i h-iine*. rtrcUte'. rahircta to
mu. &lt;itni *r.d permanent exhlbile
nl |V* -it-tur »nd Mulpture in toe
S T U ltT - E a it I W I
it I’e W t pared frattaJD
t .. i«ar-l&lt; oT worker*’ rlab*.
i .*itilrr,u to Rreadw|^,
T * Ituild TUeain-*
Half « f the ritlej in Hu**-n ham
T’ i'NTV GORDA—
no p. rewnunt theatre* an.l in. n I
* the *ih«r* earept la&gt;nini:r»l ' l' ;e j i e l l l t * pro far ahort cf the lisrt linlad utely.e '
n.
an.l •leem.id* « f the penp
»U.|| M .-i rderaky, rhaittWn &lt;A
a\ knit-a.” Three lli. r.tr.-i A.
&gt;.* Ii be enl int t P ! X ■'
—ii | 111T T 1 - plan Birr*
eaeK'Sc'Untry »•&lt;*’ / 1 ■ t

MOSCOW, Dec. 31.— &lt;INS|— A
plan fee trending 300,000.0W
■&lt; ( J’ OdJJGO.O'M) for' fultorti

«l rewk C. U Rail

tl r, w,T, w n
large )
I Din rmonir In-Ptitcl uorkr.* J..-I
vmpl.)y«-* themaeiv** ia &gt;prv a!
tr r.ouia of the ilratna »r n nuiatWi*'
total nral tro’ip*-* which hatv
fortuod thetnaVlvo* in hundrvda of
u it o n d , •
One l/rupo of a I rr.ii'krad /*«•Lory ihratt" hai aliray* ..lairjo
»ucli a hit in v «rl“ u» r&gt;liea thr-t a
yii-feaiinnal »to*k r»mpany i* in■ng organlaeil out of about 4d oi
lie, b,-it perfurmer*. Central bo.
rt.iti*
for «upp!y in J, raalimta.
* - m r y . lighting muiptneftt and
lo\ta are being opened in •maTei-

Spcetly
Safe J'rreeri

rargle or Uy rlka ev
tn*ting
patent' medj
Ll-veJopiacnt* la the I. ndu.o
it ir ptr* to
U
A ij. [ua ib o tftl 4 't mllartty In me
Now y«u ran g* wf
rectnt "lire murder" of five bwiv.
aLant relief with
iur» of ihe fantipy o( John Van*
a famous diector’aEeil
railed Tboelne, It M
urtrur-y ,*Hf (ia/tomn, N. t Ja
ac\inn. rckrvea Im w i
&gt;;* Vntvicrlurg, I7-jear-&lt;dJ *»n •*
ta b lit
v uo-i-rhurg. U arcu**d ii. wipr.tr i i . t r * w h e r e a u c h o r g a i - l * # l t y n * a r c for-* direct
no. n o u lH ic e .
ciu ie no; r'a cb «4 '-f1
iut i.ie entire f*mUy.
Iteiyluf onary IMaj*
m ltni, and Itl!(6 t Mr
Tho play* are largely revuiutien
Tho title does not Ip
jiy , qr what to the outflde weihl rhkimform or dope, I
tasting, harmina ipHi
thM whole futility.-.-,!
tent fo r cough*;
cciiit
hr hardly.
irua.-antrrd or jo w J
TV.. 60c., and 11.01
Mobley’, and rfl *■&lt;
drug atom*. (A dv.l.

FRENCH CENSORS
TAME WILD WEST
TONE OF MOVIES

TA L L A H A S S E E . J«n. t - J X . N
Lato pnaactl awa^T C lu .inj v .r t-£ti c f Ihe T iuriJ* -L us' «&gt;f ri n
jncgraM, Mr. rl'.arj pr* •?rt.., n rr*jijta tlrn and icyale will hau
r-anfeemv ilutir V t.\ . K, £&gt;jo._tn
-’ -.'it# on the ofiielal platform jura* the pilt o f ths eft f e
v f todio
diary.'JjgA.Evoda deeJi-i air S ju » lug the. Uirtrai ic i.- n n cg.wbieh
•-un for h * putt iwitho upbuHoinj V u i make Doyle K. Carlton gwvat lu lu Mary mvl deacriue* l In, e r a -r o f th* state, K uffotd Caf&gt;L
*, an honered nUinr, wheun k g . Well, chslrnon o f the gra^ral' ino.ly to Ma cemm is iy waa otto o f
cr*4rhticn rcmmittac. snnuumco.
Id* g i r i i u t utlribj
J le fu ...
Thlt will l « the fin t ( ‘me in'
Ncnte of *andnr.,r'-:s and c jftVe
Farida UUtery that eJJ' meeddt i
&lt;«r# served.
*
'
The rtfcdnm o f h-r rlng the yt-g. *1 both huosea o f the »t-U» i.fia
e rr* o f tha fenm a^iiy was living- la lure have been aeattd o-i the mufaled f e n year* age whet, a aujgviTjl pisiform. The pteieJiul
nars handful of people *&gt;** | i w act may be (oliawod In fet jra
M-l, On Muddey al^hi b i regut.rvd ailgurdl ci'tfmonca.
0.
er CO ytaxa old, ula o f tent*
In addition to the IcgislaWt*,
ocing over SO, Two of the men- othviw who wll] have place* en t V
1. e m .ivh p b iv » b A jo l -the. V0 piatferr* are Govern, - Jelm U.
-i-ark, Mr. Hank* *rd Georg* Da1- luartiu and (io n rrjtira ln V Carlb-n
i.ugaf, Were u*ab|,- l&gt; bo pn -eat Cnl their fimtUee, n-gmler* uf tin
IrMU.s*' ed iUncus. Four Otbsna tlii.vrrM V staff, racml&gt;*» o f lb*
U it im e r 'i cab sat, jnalkci e l Ike
Porid a Eupremo Cauet^U. S. Hensi in end Conyrtwmtn e f Florida,
t J ’bticuit judgta and ttaV* ftkrrtejrs and i lhcrs.
The d:-rIrion. « f ’ tii*.*a i:r ll l &gt;
A
lornm tt a to have ,4m,
y ln r xcpstjtnta'.lon eo ib* pinlfot'u utokre norauary th e ' roa:::ucOot». o? a '- b i g ) lU stta is,
dl-feiT win bo prrTiar-v Ik* hert:*-l
l i j i f u u i r t « r cciutrufU if in'Floti,]••* d* iliat i»
seat ".111, lh.*e*\t pirtku
la's * 4 Pltul, wherg ]h « re,-. W“ ii, i.
ic.-tinulriTy held, seating ano.-fi
V '- In addil qn to I'm SpnCf.i
tvt.ru r,iu*t b, provided foe (2a
pk.t cipams in tho fr.rmal erroiuntos U&gt; a*ir s u -utvi.
l k n wiii aka b i a spae’esti
p n u buct L.r aetrspaper staff

NO

.M O KE C A S
I N STO .M .V

AND no

Si’ ECIA LI

CPWepaai

It still cartainvd it bank rJEJ"* 1
a muid«r tnd a bnttda betwceW^ 1
slayer aad the pnlwe.
Tho the censor* longed over a '
film entitled "Lea Nouvraax Mea­
liest t, * adrp'Pd frtnj* the play by
Robert de Fhra and FraacU do
fV'Uai't, Tho film pro*hirer. Jac­
ques Feylter, Interpolated a flit
fight ia th# Chaaibrr n f Deputies,
»tlh de Crolssathi ronrnntt
Cn-rip *nId tho fisticuff* erene
srBs twtllilli and true to life. The
Ik-arl of Cmwora ladueed M. Gul•harl. rhfcf aide to IV tlrti of Fo­
lk * Chiapae, to confirm tho tu­
mor*. II# did and the seen* of lh&lt;i
but Uing - depot tea we yramptlj*
cvnsffM. _
'■
, ‘*
■•£
fflK lA R T— B.-iakwater A t Foa. 1m Inn rapidly nek ring completion.

I f you wi*h to I
relieved o f g x t It
boar.da, take
tl*.
Tablet*, w b k s an
pec tally* fbf H M
the bad rff^gt^ &gt;l
go* pressure.- -'-3
That empty, gi
at the pit « f tn&lt;
diaappear; that 4r
feeling wiih-Ma(gr
taniah, and yea *
out &lt;1 ‘ Ciimfort* '.
That drowsy, lit
ter dinner m il b
desire for cntaita
Inr adli m u r. Y
and flaamra will
rolil and fg o M i
ftra marn’e Gaa,
gaa from interfri
clrcuDt on. Get I
the yellow parka*
■Inw *tor». , P r M
A L W A Y S OM

lINpkjH

LANT PIMK-TOLOC

(Trvatmeot of Reel
e f Tim e)
RpoclalialH i

2O')
Iteckoil by 28 year]
tanl*.
Writs ar r«|

Corwin Hewed
Orlando,

Ian attrayfant A( qll

r.rtad t o M k l t woe n r M b l that
i.ie at.rmUc t J’R,i.etr» r.iMa tr-jx ,
•d *M«#S SBd- right roar trice ip'viudin*- besUea tb* Uoitid S u w .
rtsJy, 3«*dea. fteftlanL- fa n : in
Wvat lodir*. A u n ii i sod Norway

utk h alsruya

Ameng U s boclr guf5U \Kt*

cu stom ers k ta

th# following cot4dea: Mia. Aq.

ide Fa:km,«1. afirmer.*nget „•]
-r*b d opera; p r. b «- r y « FsttJ**

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THE SANFORD HERMJI. SANFORD FtOUfOA
Dotty ( U n i t

AD RATES

FIUTZ1 R1TZ

lS-^-Apartmctn For Real
FumUhrd
fiM K i
ir»rlm fn l,
«r f«i* c | pnreh tml bith
211
Laurel A ** Phone I’M W

M A pc

tt^ o m l

The reduced rate* are (or
Menitlre ItiMrtiooa.
f l v * m r d l af aecrege length
aNo ad under 3 line a accepted

*

O lt

S U R E • 1 M G O IN G
ro
s w tA H o r f
1
rrL U N d
J i
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/
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ru n r e s r
apart m • .*
vvltienc— l"&gt;

- DIRECTORY—

i ,.**ly (ulAlthr!
all m.-deni « utu

TURK! (ClMM fuml»Ked apartm-nt. frunt and rear entrance
'! &lt; French Atr*.
lb— H o u se* to r

CUT THIS DIRECTORY OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE

Rent

140 acre# (tOd arrea cultivated!
near Sanford. Kith umly loam
m find condition. mrll*. perfect
drainage, near It R. inline
No
batter land m the San("nl di*
trirt. Rent all *or part to upetienced farmer who ran [inince
hlmaelf.
Attract!**
proposition
P. O. Bo I I2.fl. Sanford Ptortda.
A
Htraid
repre tentative
tbaroughly familiar with rate*
ntaa and daaaiflration
will
O you w a g let* information
I t| you wuh, they will at
l JUS fa) wording your want
H S i l l It more effect!**

S

FOR RENT M7 laurel Avenue.
FOUR ROOMS. BATH
and
SLEEPING PORCH. GARAGE
Newly
decorated
throughout
Urufonabla offer accepted. Apple
j|. F Koblr.aon Eilat e.

FIHKIM.ACF*. STOVE

t l NOl \ l
NOT
Nr
r
f■
fC

IlIJ’ l iSv J « * f n l l i . n i
T h » S-riti I I . ' f

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in l &gt; » B i # f »

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Tib i la )

uf

4«i

bHli|«a

fur

h pi'Ut a a f

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fh*

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» it*. No.

BARBER 8 HOP

n

INSURANCE

•*

M i,w ail Stewart
G*«T I mi.rune
A Hoik.

tj i a 1 1• »
all in
T i »*4 ,i * b ii J«' b . - a l S

DRY

CLEAN ER *

A w n in g *
W in d ow S h a d n

lle m e tltc h ln g

Cut r red

FOR S A L E —Oak and pin*, wood
— Mmea Bryant Woo&lt;i Y a r d 700 Fan 7th. S t Phone 82i— M

HOT HI. FOHKST t.AKR
Cameo |!eiu*y Salon Phone TH

FI U N m

I m i v m * Dairy
Mnrain, A Aftiiaaoa Delivery
Phene 111

AR C AD IA— Coitxiru* l
BUSINESS CARDS ariU bmu FOP. S A L E —hOfl buebel* Jhj
meiaurrl goml haril yelhrw enrn addition to llaptut I’ k
J H WuiMM during th* wlntei
Moot ha. New raaidanta alway In the ahuck. Bargain. Ttlephonc grtaalng rap dly.
,
tare to th* CL*ilfled ad* fo In erenlntf 773,
tbair waste. Tear card in thl
1 Claaalflad Cokmn* will bring r |
* « L Low (M*&lt;hly rata*. Call 11
L E G A L N O T IC E S
01D
far a rwpreeantallva.

pot ATT. r u N i o t . te p i t * * * i n i wo. nee
WIIITCDUII. CempUlaaa*
V*
MII.TMUtD It B tlN rtT oy and K I&gt;
U tlN iiTO ’J. her hueaeixt. u j J
C. IIILLA JR., aad U il’ ia r II
n tlJ A hla wire, aa* ItlLROTri.C
I’ luU'l.iiTIhJi. IXL*, a rural**
r o r p '* r a t i o n .
aad
PACK­
ARD D R V K t-orvR in m il mm
ATIoS. a FlurUha eorperatua

MweiaJuia

_ _

RK

H ole*
But Iona

G en rra l S ew in g

HATHAWAY’S
Phone 41 Pmrii At Seeoad

PLACES TO EAT

Tr* l* In youe uu,| furniture
at ’ V » ~ u.- «

MIAMI Cnnatr uction
(oil IMMI t’ lvlc Theater
lliacaynr Boulevard.

|

IV A

Ja*. II. Cowan
Hoofing and Sheet MetaJ

C u ria ln e
Slip C o ta r t

2 fi— MHrellaneoas For Sale

rerr. M ant, row ar.wiroi.ri

ROOF REPAIRING

lira pence

Rut I on

LOST—STRAYF.f) OK BTOLFN
—On* aatter dng, female, whd*
with lemon apnt, on head .in.I
ear*. Finder pleaae notify J. C. FOR SALE— Furniture of apart.
merit, good quality, good c»n
tfat*hl«on, Phone *11— J.
dition, under half price. In&lt;lu&lt;J*-«
LOST— Black and tin dear hour j rugi, wicker living n »m luite
with (mail bell, name Hown
‘•e't* and bedding, l i i i m n , rv
W INTER H A V E N -Plana p
itdle pUtl, Bo* * ». O aten. R.
r lp n lv r , oil heater, three hum
•r ga* hot ptate, etc. Tvlejlvno &lt;* trcaa’ng lur Florida Orange F
' i u l to be hvU her* January 22
evening 773.

EUP-MARMONS
i
Sanford Automoblla Co.
M MagwoKa Are. * PheR

R E P A IR S

♦ *,«

S* .

’

.DUDGU
Hiri— a n i t ~ml Graham truck,
f l n and isth Street Phone 3.

AUTO

lUnga Id 1-4*1
vwly de&lt; orated, with ftreplar*. r . r in* • 4 ih I ' u f i hf t * r | • ■§ jau y f j [•*•*!
garage.
rvaaonsble.
Alao t
w
i:
wiitrr
Rp*i*l.»t
\l . * i * r
n I'h a h .'a f v
■om boo«e. Phone Mr*, la w li
I Wl lJ Mh N A i t n r t . r
*0 between 8 and 10 A. M and
He&lt; I If I* new f o r l . i m p l i t i m n i

u Tin t r t a r r r r rn t pT »»■ r u r
T W H i T i ^ n n a n j i f t i r i t i . h i *.

F.TPort W ort, Janaa
Third At Magnolia

I*

Half *if lit* H..I|llto»e| (Jtjtf .
lb# litialhwnl ij'i t ' i » '
* *14
Nnrll. e**4l yti t '» « f
Die W*«|
I I -4If Mf lb* N.ir Ih-1(i tjtllf ■*M
n

Swain’s Willard
Battery Service

v u l c a n iz in g

206 Magnolia Ave,

/•t rlbad 14*1*1 *1) .Ala Ifl. g in I
***IHR )n Ihw I ' i t u m i nf leitiin
,t*i »
St *(• t‘I ri«rl«l4 !»!•■ * |Mi t|l»e|r

(if th #

And
Battery Service

.»n M " « -

J tin iltl

I —i Mt and

•

STO RKS

Sanford I&gt;rug fn,
Phone* X(5 BUM

I i j l &lt;4m« Fwin* « It ii la&gt; hat »f
M* *‘*»t»fl Altai 1 It £Al • 4le* .U»
"r» f*i*iii &gt;if itiw &lt; »ari it!***•• ai hin
fivrti, fiaminulf 1‘iianii Tu.'1la «* m
*.ffwr ftlf 441# Id lh# Hlghe •( «n.)

j

Found

DRUG

N - t t k * i« h t r * l &gt; ) * O w n ib-ef S ' * * ! * '
in«1 h t V l r l l l * rtf A D n - r e e
.f f &gt;f»

CLEAN UP 1 OuR Cl.n W/..I.S
W n il
THE
NEW
l« Ai.l
PAINT
SOMETHING
NEW
AMD HrTTTLK. FOR FURTHER
p n r o iu iA T w i, CALI. PHONE
MAI. OH SEE V. '2 COU.EU
AANFORD, FLA
TUNING— By
aiperl
With IT year* aiperianca. A!*&lt;
PHONOGRAPH repairing.
San.
bed M u le and Gift Shoppe, Me
leader Arcade, phone *32.

HENRY
S M IT H
O N TH E
PH O NC
M IS S
H IT J ■

IV T i l I* I I N I t I T I 1*1 N T o r * « c w .
MMII.K i n i \ n .
rL iiu m i
I M A M r.M «

&gt;l*.«ur* and
•« *b«beit« #ni II l*aj r«uat. »n t ►- i &gt;*i L
•Imp rtf I ‘ffrmli* i A D
i t*

FOR RENT ttouaa. We
I- r.
t Appl* II F Kent H i-"- H

H E M S T IT U IT N G

Willard Batteries

HOUSES FOR R EN T ihmild bkept beforo the new rumen who
I'P E K
.71gna uf all nr* arriving In Sanford almoi*
in Sanford Pain. A dally Our luw monthly rite w&gt;l|
•nvc you money. Call I lit for a
r Co. Phone 303
re|in.inU i i*e.
Arrival aarvl-’ ca by EvangrlGt
W ANTKP
Small
refrig.-rator
Bumnar,
avrry
availing
mu. te thrap and in flra* clan
F ltaH l'i Tourlit Hall. Every bodt
•ondilKin Call 721*.’ After
.1U
•uaea for rent.
4rfiita Rental
Agency IIJ l-d Magnolia At*.

A HEATER-WOOD

Geo. De»PK, f l u llwyrle .Store
Mr lander ArraJo

Til K riHNT n a t i o n %t. HANK o r
FOR R E N T—S rwm bungab/w
M V fo n n KlA Mil I •A. 4 hanhlna
t nf lh,f*lh.f|,
I i.fii pl.i lha hi
with irrra n e ijuartwre. garage
vs
veil ln.pt grnundi. available after \V W ** SMITH el • I D-fend.nl.
no th k o r
R irn e ir* m i :
.'an. lit. rhona 15.

AFALACH1COLA oyitera
freah
■fcUy, W. II. U n g Market.

PIANO

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS

r t f S O tU T ’ O N A « t VO V O O 'N G /
TO M A ^ [
_/
o n i ’&gt; J ~

Mdiataty for pajmrnt.

Time raUa on

By Bushniille

5 A v r n .r jt
fu
tv ta y o mT o r
'
U S ,*u T u t S t u D i©

H U *# ad*, will he received
' pa’.r^n* tad collector M l
« » • ------------- 10c a line
lo M a ----------------8« a lfoe
flmat —.....- .....
7c a 11m

TUESDAY, JANUARY I

I'here WA-M. Weed A le a f
Duhart’ i Weed YarY

DADE , 11V lU n n iii buiMirf
unipis em •tnrt*' I K«rr

TCiEKJl&gt;
i2 zy weight me
WORLD'S UJOr?0T AGTi5T 15
H E Q E AGAIN. ME MADE
:VACTLY TtN MISTAKES in
'.WINGTHESE t&gt;Y5 PUT O f

’ V cHETPiNKSTHEYRe

A n T u t fft b TH&amp; J
LAST A G £ * L * . * r t

fL -T L'6 HAVE 6MoU»d 'TOO
.. i«r&gt;&gt;0 f2 roc C)£AMPLG.

HduU D CC04SOM T

MtiWelbOViFKiO

■-.'■M, YOU DISCOVER
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which every effort wo* (
every w i t *1 Mf&gt;. fl|»hd the vndanUropvft Wfl eai the K *»*B y A tla n tic S e a a
rate the trUUnt, Mr. Jiptil
th e f r l r M i r * with »p’- ‘ .a la gat Ion* Ua wer*&gt;e llattana W d i *
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two famltaa. They win mwah*

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Iss Rosalie Pope Is ri1' »***,,) rj'"

Women’s ('luhSrIur»)rs
And Others Send In

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Flood Control Is
Blamed For Jump

i*ica.H Korticmency AVIATOR LEAVES
TO CARRY SERUM
TO ARCTIC AREAS

Hit Spurling’s Auto

\Ir Force SnffcrsFor
Pcnrth Of FnndsTo
Complete Program

Noted Britisli AceAnswers Mercy Ca l l

POLICE SEEK OU)
-MAN WITH CANE
FOR ABDUCTION'
16-Year-Old Describes
Kidnaper As Crazy
But Not Desperate

COAST LINE HEAD HARSH WILL F ACE
LAUDS RICH SOIL TRIAL ON JAN. 15
OF THIS COUNTY FOR MURDER OF 2
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\VhatShipmentsReprescnt In D o l l a r s

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F o r L a w I n f r a c tio n
F o r e i g n S e c r e ta r y
O f C h u rc h S ta te s
M issio n s S u c c e e d

ATLANTA. Jaw. S v - f l N J K
Two Geerg|. m a h te r*. aim a
I'.aahyteriM and the other n Bt| •
tu t, ledry ateoi me*led ly ».*•*
r.,ar«h aftrr eUegatl.iio w*i * rr 11L ..l they refuted to abide by thru
M E M P H I S , " t i r a , i o n . C - (oaevh * n e t . .
f I N i ) — Far*ign n l u m work at
The Rev. T. i . IVinter, lenv ei
4 karroo*. Dr. O K. tie^iard, ef ^ U r j f ^ W a ^ T o a o . C e . P x r .
n a ta rilie , IM t% « aavrelar/ e f Ue
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Thl« gigantic January Clearance in our Men’s Department includes every item of men’s apparel and ek
Everything must be be moved regardless of price.

We are heavily overstocked in this department and

largo shipments of spring stock In transit anj are forced to dear our store ef ail fall and winter styles,
a few of the many ntartling slashed price tuts we hav e made are listed in this ad—don’t stop to think
to this mammoth sate and reap a harvest of dollars by grasping the savings we offer! •

THE YOWELL COMPANY
SALE
STARTS
SALE CLOSES SAT. JAN. 12th

REDUCTIONS
ON MEN’S
In ahlrU -no man e»er has enough and here’s Ik* biggest opportunity ever presents to
iford to aare on their shirt bill. A!l s l i « . all rotors, plain and fanry, collars attached
sly lew—every style and fabric a niau could want are here at the GREATEST HAVINGS

$5.00 Values

$2.50 Shirts

NOW

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$2.25 Shirts

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SUITS
MEN’S CAPS AT,DIG

MEN’S jr A N lf
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A bank’s service to its customers can extend far beyond the safekeeping of
funds or lending of.money. If it has information, vision anil experience, it can he a
silent partner} aiding with, its knowledge and resources in extending markets, increas­
ing production and the adjusting of changed conditions. These things this hank has
endeavored to do. ,v.'

CHAIRMAN OF BOARD

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ONE YEAH A(J&lt;&gt;. The Sanford Atlantic National Dank ojM-ned its doors in
res|&gt;onse to Sanford’s need for additional banking service. That this rmed was real
has been shown by the splendid patronage this bank has received and the |&gt;osition
it has assumed in the financial and business life of the community.

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Our growth during this first year h as been made possible by the smallest de..ntjxwitor ns well as thn^ ‘largest; To~ench an d eV er^ jn c of these depositors, we express
, &lt;sincere appreciation^'
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Statement of Condition
DEC. 31. 1928

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WARD W. LANE

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RESOURCES

JackaonvMe.

J. FEITNER
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FRANK EVANS
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S. O. SHINHOLSER
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Loans &amp; Discounts
$ 4 g $ 5.47
4Pm*niturei&amp; Fix tor 9s""
' Overdrafts ......... ................. None
U, S. Bonds &amp;
;
’ Certificates 114;976.25
Other Bonds &amp;
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Securities
210,552.60
Cash &amp; Due
From Banks 332,451,08

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Capital Stock

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Surplus........................

2 0 ,000.00

Undivided Profits

5,717.21
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750.00

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Bond Account .

85,000.00

DEPOSITS .

..-866,664.64

657,979:93

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Total

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WANTEU— Whit, truly to r . x . l
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SILVER LAKE CLUB
New Management— ■ Good Mi
AM lit M.NT PROCTOLOGY
(Treatment of Rectal U«uue Without UoapUafixaUoa or Loee
•f Time)
Or. JvteuS Cotwin Howe!)
Spar Wiltin'? In kUwau.h, boa el ar.J reelaj illieuea.
U*W W. &lt;hr« A*«. Urla.Mkn, Fla.
Reeked bp 23 y«ari *ap#ienc« and a competent »taf{ of aula*
U bU,
W rite er roll Im I i w eoim ltalion an ) Htarntarm
Woman Attendant at ail time*.

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In An Enviable Position

THE TIME TO BUY

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MIAMI II Kit AI [&gt;

JOHN
TEMPLE
GRAVES

niCW SOAT, JANUARY *.
KillLH YBHflBJNlK TODAY

LIFE’S HY8TKUIEB—O Uni.
by hast thou mada ua to «rr
«w way*, and hardened our
■art from thy faarT Return for
ly servant’* taka, tha irlbaa of
tint Inheritance. Ualak U : 17.
M tLATKD COUNSEL
D « John D. Roc kale Ih r Mid

|That la the** parloua time*
lilt atm who wtana to g it shcat

■Vast daily savr his dim&gt;*.
ataotra mjr proapocl* to Incr-aw,
Aad counted logt tha day
?h*a oaa bright, shining Un-caM

and thia m the Miami Herald points out ia “pretty well
“Th* 'Mobaxxer’ w-a» a belter Loot
for an unfashionable and dying Induatry."
The subject of auapcndcra calls to mind the story of But tha ‘ball" *h« wuuMn't l&gt;«
passed.
a prominent man of past years, who insisted that the
“galluaea” of yesteryear were the greatest Invention
known to man. Ho argued that electricity didn't even
compare with tho discovery of auapcndcra, and backed up
hla Judgment with the declaration that all the electrical
power In the world couldn't hold up his trousers yet a
tittle flfty-ccnt pair of galluses could turn the trick.
Despite the insistence of the suspender champions
there can lie no doubt that galluses are gradually going
out How long it will take for suspenders to bcccmc ex­
tinct no one enn foresee but it seems reasonable to believe
that in the not far distant future their usefulness will be
confined to keeping up onlv the trouser* of dress suits, fn
that position they will fill a lofty place, and it seems but u * t-Vnanl liner
a fitting tribute that galluses. )n their declining years,
lhooM h-vf*. the honor of working in such a restricted field.'
Aa bosom companion to the man who is attired in
formal drew, rui:penricr.t will continue to have entree to the
most fashionable social functions of tho land. One can Meanwhile, however, the Caron a
see tho old-time gnlhises, dressed up In new and gaudy and the I’reiident Itooacvelt be­
colors, nestling cnmfnrtabty against their owners, while come lha principal acini* in a
they fairly (float over their ability to crash in where their Uiama of th* high tra* who** pto*.
hated rivals fegr to trend. Indeed, the plight of the sus- •i.ay liven In many waya th* bln*
nenders Is rot so bad. It's better to be a big frog in a watera off Florida’* ra il caavt.
little pond than a little frog In a big pond.
On* Chriitma* prraent wh! h

Strange Tracks

year, perhaps I’ll

Spoakirig of "footprints on the santls of time," what
about those dinosaur tracks recently discovered under
Sugar Loaf Mountain by Yale palaeontologlsti 7 There,
four hundred feet below the summits. In aolltl rock, were
found fifty enormous footprints of animals that lived a
hundred million year* ago.
"Announcement!! of the discoveries," says the New
York Herald Tribune, "reveals that, for what is believed
to b« the first time, fossil vertebrates have been collected
from treat distances In the earth, through extensive tun­
neling. The Yale work waa done. In a bore nearly three
hunted tha fossils.
"In tha garb of hard-rock miners, with air-drill* for
tools, they cut tho tracks out of solid rocks which tho tenfoot bore penetrated. Ono slab thus cut weighed 300
pounds. Many of tha footprints cam e from the roof of the
"The tuanel crossed for a mile
__ and
_____a ' ' half
... J
several
layers of rock bearing tracks of dinosaurs and other fourfooted reptiles, and probably of amphibians. With scarcely
an exception the footprints pointed North and South.
Reconstructing the scenes of millions of years ago, Dr.
Thorpe thought th at a river probably flowed from the
North and that the^animals followed a course parallel to
a North and South waterway.
"Most of the tracks recovered were of dinosaurs,
ranging from animals aa big aa large tabby'cats to 80-foot
beasts. The majority of tho dinosaur tracks were of the
carnivorous. species,— those with vulture-ilk*, grasping
claws In their toes. Herbivorous species were present.
•The footprints ranged from an Inch and a half long
to about two feet. There were found also fossil fishes,
ancestors of the sturgeons, garpikt* and; bowflna of to­
day. Othar fossils were branches of trees, mostly varieties
of conifers- Tho tunnel prints extended by ten miles the
known range of dinosaurs in the Connecticut valley and by

Tha guaatisn of S simpUfWatlot
of tho aalandar ts to bo disctu 4*J
&lt;n tongiaaa dur'ag Urn poat-hollW
utalon. Ia lh* baautlai*. a n ,:ulttaa o* th* Losgua of N a d v i
tea had tho matter undoT conn Ur
i|Wm but find* that too only t:»n.
ttsl Interaat la Europe I* any
*b«iteo la tho rt.blllw tloa of Eaj -

from tha old to tho m w n ' .
ondar, maturity coatract*, Aa.

"An act of Cangraos auu.ig
Wfhat such a calendar would
.taka aVeet on a certain date,
aimulUnaoualy with all other
nation* and probably two er
thro* years in hdvanee, 'would
include, sa a port of (t, aa a (.
JuaUM* table asd would p.o-

(ailed t oarrtve wa* the eipce.ad
aaard to Secretary of State KwU
1- gg of th* annual I25.00Q pt'te
offered by the Woodrow W iLjn
Memorial Foundation for the
jear'a uutatand ng contribution to
world peace. The director* have
ui.oounced that Mr. Kvllogg'* foi.ioua pact renouncing war aa on
inatrument of national policy la
"too weak and lira id an mi tat Inn"
to be worthy of the award With *11
. t.pect to the*e gentlemen it aee.i *
vo ua that Woodrow Wilton Limu l f would have aaaumeil a very
niifcrent a tt tude If be werr al.e*.
1!&gt;* Kellogg pact ia aaatly the u-.tl
i /.able step o f tha laat year to
war.lt world peace. Ua ultimate
Value will depend on tho atrvngl i
of the international auppuit giw n
it and the courage with which th*
ap rit of It it sustained. Thia bc-ny
tue cate, the Mlrectora of the
I'tvedrow Wllaon Uagtorlgl F ou.hIa lion have Vefved the rauae of
pt,Are i.ol at all gratultoualy da.
scribing Secretary Kellogg'a work
u “weak and timid."

Being orlg nal ia not alwaya j ing right or b rat I'rohtbtUaa Co nr-U*Jon*r Doran *ay* tin t Hale Jm
0 . Almatk, Die California school-oy who won $3,000 (or. an m m *
•ii Fquwr law enforcement, had a
U r batter claim to Mr. DultrVa
pin* Cor a solution of. th* pro­
hibition problem than did Major
Mill* who won It. Almack's vol­
ution w m g campaign of aducat on
to convinea tha country that pro­
hibition la worth having. Every­
body knowi that prohibition will
Let worh aa It should until puldie
opinion supports It more loyally
than it doon at prraant. If Mr.
Duraat'a prlxa had boon givaa (nr
a solution of thi.i hind, thouaandi
vf antranu la tha contest w-uid
hava baan tied for f ln t place. But
that doe* not make it any the Ism
Um real aad only aohiion.
Owing to a alight mtarakulaUen
•clantlau announce that tho ago
ot tha earth la not &amp;00.00J.C-)Q
ja a r* as h therto statad but (•).•
0 /0.000 yanra. Tha New York atoah
■ivrk*t haa bald up tnaerhsbly
&gt;n face of this shocking annouu *0.
rnant.

The withering Might * f ago *«
s groat acroon cofoor la ongsoatod
m tha anaouncamant that Donglaas Ta'rbanka will play U&gt;* ft-1
of Napoloon la a (dnoam proiktetlon of Rostand’s play " L ’Akgton."
Is this play, as wo romamhar &gt;L
Napoleon la xuppoood to hovo b on

FLORIDA’S SPLENDID HEALTH RECORD
JACKSONVILLE TtMEH-L'NION
Florida tunahlne i* one of th*
beat remedlea for nlmoai anyti.'.-g
tnat might afflict Ihe human iVu
ily and it* rfl.ta ry in reatning
.^.aith ar.l rvducing th* mortu.iry
Kiord la aided’ by enrllent ail..tin
tatialion of the atate and comn-un.
\ j board* of health, rvgiat ration
i&gt;atema end the many line l.u.itutione where particular care ia
givtn When trouble comee, FloriJn
Lt Urea her natural advantages t j
a gyeat extant, aa I give* full trtd it to the wonderful climate for -nit
tinned leSIth and tha very low
ueith n t e , but dor* not neg.ect
•nythtng winch would contribute
to the full enjoyment of life lor
noma fo'ka ami rialtors. The
stal board* of health are alKevr
4left U poaalhlhtiea and take y t-.
i autl.in* that
are lumetlmee
though unneceaury oy tho la ty;
but their work ha* bven ellecave
end contlnuea to advance with ev­
ery ecientiflc
dlicovery
and
inrnugh eont null witchlulnre*.
Announcement from TaIlahaJ*«*&gt;
giving Some detalle ol the Utext
leport received from tha L'niU j
States Department of Commcr.**,
show that la 1027, the complete
relume a!/iwwd Florida twentyfilth (a the IIet of itatee for njm bvr uf desthe per 1,000 popylati..&gt;
lb 1927, having reduced two el/p*
Since ItM . Tha flguree a bow lur j
tbuoaand fewer dealhie for the y tor
just computed, and a parrentaje
of 1U agalnat IS.2 in IB2S. The
lugheet rate In 1927 was sh a n
few CaRfnmla* New ilampehyre
and Y traon t, and Ihe luweal dosth
rate waa established by Idaho.
Mortaary atatletlce are not (lie
meet cheerful reaillng in any brd nary liutance, but they tan
found quite Inte reeling when the
fit urea Isdlcate a steady decidua,
aad there la goad reason far tU n Ing improvement lg health protecUv# maaurea. Florida Invite* the
world te come end enjoy her nun
thine, aad Um Invitation la accept­
ed by thmuaanda who for one re *j-

that aaanot bo bad te many places.
With pfi tho dlaodvantage* tb it
would M1*1* ho ouggaated in the du
flow i t invalid* sad !ho*o wh* nro
reiwtjmacant i a tuff*r|Vg from

»l*tr*, with a death record Lut
.ughtly higher than half of a "
other atat*a. Th* twenty-fifth pet­
ition in th* I.at ia tptci-did, a.I-l
lh* evidence of improvement, in
the fgurr* cf the pa»t lew year*
11 remarkable.
With a large percentage of c &gt;1-red populat on everywhere • 10 «•
mg a higher death rate btcausa of
the failure of very many eokrvu
people to arcept th* opportunity
ti.at la eailly their* for belter SAr/.
the Florida figure* era even mote
nlattiU ng. Wl»*n fly*, deaths / ■«
•h.te* alone it U klP the stake
ahowi 11.7 per 1.000. which l.t with,
in a fraction of the rrgUtrutlm
area flguree, the** being the 16*
u t for many y ra n .

Ko|t»r \V, Bitiiun, noted f iuajm !
U P *rt, auk* th* ij-jnlion, ’’W.vfct
Alout IP2U V
Ilia general review nf (nr ' i j t which lead 11 ht* cundjsxn
Uiat, un th : whole, l J I 'J ,a to te
a year uf etrv.n l prosperity. N «t‘
I
much, perhap* for the apetuiv
j tot in stocks, who lecma to be barlit hi* own way for the pie _tu t
it the atock exchange*', hut for
U.e evn.ral producer and b iflr.u a
r. «it.
*1
The article, covering more than
I *-'i* p«gv* of ihe popular mag*.
I a.lie. la meal intrreeting, and will
.■ iuiy thoughtful atudy.
A paragraph rrlat og to Florida
will, undoubtedly, direct attention
.it thia Hate In that p a rifia fh
Mi. Rubaort make, thia remark*
Florida thia winter ia evan a bet.
ter place to I vr than K waa il’lr
r.g the bie'm The iky la at jl jv ,
the aun ia aa bright and the turf
* oa wonderful, but find me a Mail
» no want* (o b ly any Florida la |H*
I t l thia ia the very t me to buy
pi..luring land In Florida. Tlic’e
may not he another auch opu f*
.unity for a generation or more. *
The atalement ia boat! on v/hAt
aeema to he an accepted fact .hvt
t..e time a feat approaching whir
tne atock market wil| receive th*
attention it ia receiving at tho
preterit time grid haa rcceiV*^"dur­
ing the paat month*. The money
tnat haa been mada there U J*t
eventually f.nd an outlet, loowwhere, for even big money cannot
a l ford to lie Idle.
Ihiabtleaa, reviving induatry aid
commerce will demand a Urge part
ii' lh» fundi now centered In \\all
Mrert But even production, indje­
tty and commerce will not icaorh
A S*‘otthH\nn rrcently *ent in* Inn vast amount nf money *A»0
to a (Mivrn riuir circu* and broke now treking profitable investment.
k « luck.—Ikljirul (Fla) Daily
Naturally na Mr. Oabaon acta *t,
New**
much of that money will arek Invcatmint whore value* ate a*lurid
and where ultimate profita eru
certain.
And he point* t.» Florida a* tha
beat place In the country, at the
present time, for ju it auch Invaolment.

Yule Drinking Party End* 'n
Fatal Shooting Ileadiir.tr. Th* ante
•hot to death, of enur.«», n m paved
from being killed by th* liij'ior.—
Naahvllla (Tenn) Banner,

Thu happened
In Chicagnt
Alliert Sonoff gave a ChrUtraa*
r*rtv ami wa* found lying on the
Door with * bullet wound from
which ho dltd half an hour later,
•hortly after the fueeta ef the
evritlig had departed. Lakeland
(FlaJ Journal. I* ♦

A I of the** debate* on radio
It ho* been reported Fiat avrrytim- th* dork tick* a VandtmlU ia regulation term to he atteded with
•itbrr marrying rt&gt; getting a a lit of atatl-*.—Mobile (Ala)
divorre.— Belaud (F la ) Daily New* Newt-Item

Announcing

January Clearance Sale
iy January 5 . to Saturday January 12
THE MOST IMPORTANT MERCHANDISING
EVENT OP THE MONTH | 4

Saturday will u*her la the annual Ja n u ary Ckareix
largest and finest store.

le of Central

Tnmandoua preparations ora being made for thia
fire merchandising floors Is being groomed for th e ret
ary Clearance Sole shopper*.
Prom oil pert* of Central Florida weV* expecting
tng day* of the Big Sale. We’ve prepared for enormo
Saturday when the f ln t Clearance bargain* will be ol
.4 * A

x.

ilto n during the open*
crowd* of aboppm on
ed to the public.
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THE SSVKORD IIERAl.lt. SANFORD FLORIDA

TIM USD\Y. JANUARY X Inin
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A n d Personal Activities

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1*4*1 4i*«*
nf (H# f«v»ifui
|^*'*apt. If it .
• l»*rnrtirt&lt;n t. rvarnlly ur I *
,K» former*
r*n u **l t*g
Aini if&lt; »iir-l I ,f

and F a r c e .~ oftert wtUk eery fcl
nf f t t r
lUttr-ygwr #tm ;u iU fV *t'n n
P irliv f

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m»rn.^n

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vrn* that j

F t.
mt th»i hom** of
t *1*
hfldr'n untie »n«J l u H , h r ar*l I
M il, It M Man in, Mn4 via*' Mil* I
m A * Centre) Cirrlc uf the 3»&gt;- A%rnur. Th* H tr W I* Hahn -,*i
rertm uny m iht &gt;
G»nltn Club Bin meet at I') perform t&lt;|
■ ( l i c k at th*. horn* of Ur*. Film. p retrm # «if the irmnetJiAi^ family
• o*l InliniAtr fnc&gt;ivit of the r..u*o«*
B u Boll, 1205 Path Avenue
Mi** I. •***fl«if H*tHy !#fi \\
I
Th* bmlifr »u r» ati rn irn ih l* „ •tey fur J** k*unMib*
HSVka Mayfair Circle of the Sun
ah** «i : !
■ ■ G - . n l i n Club wifi m e t nt in *y.«l of t ah nun if In j &lt;1fejir w in IflUIDF her at u«ll«* a A' MASAW1}
l A l 4* tha home o( llm U A khori, hat and glovr* of a hatnum ( Kukinms « u llrgf _
f
M I f , 1000 Cant Srtmi.| S tr.r t .A.Hjf color Shr 1* the dau^hta* of
.The Boat Court C inl.' ..r in- M m Mabel Itlount nf IVrttfhl*%
laafonl Ganlrn Club will inrri , i t*a hut attrn d n i high arh*M&gt;| n*1*e
0 o'clock at \t* borne uf Sli■. ^n# »a a iffAiluit# of Andiew i *«l
"rge a t I tithbart, (ia., an&lt;l a!»*j At,
I, A. Mewtnan.
tt*u»le«l the New Kngtand l*ottaei
The 8*mv II
is**n fTuptei
Min Agnr* B *fioip4 »* b i Hj *
Jm D. A , U, will hoi-.I jl* J. im y i . v^tory of Mua t at Rm tun, Ma*
MHT|1 l ha* gs|**s| of \||* * SlairifH vi
where
ihe
was
a
memhtr
Of
tftr
n eating a t 3 *.\Tm k .,t U k l* in*
Cut ifunr&gt;4 ihr holidays, lufl Wed
.^igniA Alpha lot® »*»ronty, Slr.c •
&gt;i Mra Frank L. \V« sjruff.
hiMlay for llontou l,# itsurn# l.c •
Uk Avenue. "u h n.(tuber ma,* men the !hn* I au atlit mu tie at 1
\ruJrow (/• P**ift and sarloua *»th#- »«.ik a t Simmons f* dirge.
r * n v ft w h -lr low fc o fr p fis r « n^y*
&gt;n»f two
p U tfl
to Stiff
!
*•
M O M l.tT
*P\r many frtrnd* of Sire. Tsui lily tliill » -is
Th«
is the ton &lt;if II, Itutncr ami little w*n, Itarvrl M a r fin t rt. impoon
Circle Number Hewn uf it...
Mr a n j M rj R, SI. ^ h ererta uf will it grvt lo Warn that! they ars
|*str In thr * ftr m o o r a siledi
pir»t OapHit lurch mil m nt
1 o’clock with Mr* I. K T r * ui 11. SI fid e and u m grad uate of th« ll| with InfUuntrt at lh**lr homo on r o u rs t w it Mjyyrd by t h** h&lt;ot* u ,
a i i u b r j by Sir* SV R W iT iu ru 1^1
t o t home on Aberrmm’uJe VVr f or ht Meade High School If*» lat*f C&gt;l*ry A^ntir
the- / •Uosilng rrurmlevr* 1 It** \h*«Tka Woman'* GulM *.f Itu'v attm d rd lhr L n .v e n ily of F lo t ­
s&gt; It" m UV#riT Hull Jari* I ■i.
Cl Ola EpiiKupal Chujih u II im-.i illa and i* ul |«rr»rnt in lh«* cm|«*uy
of ihe t'U m uflU ’ Ufthery i!a. at
a t Ihe parl*h hnuie ut ^ \ lock
fiiu. »* Vtb'giivvt Thuiupvi u
It* i
*r ,
H u d rr
»m*
S r«
Clrcla Num ber T h n r uf the F irst F t. Meade
A fter a short honey muon at
BapflH 'hurch will meet wlUi
! " “• ■ riftiriu n
ait*I 1 ■"uia
Mrs. C. F. Muhnlt, lift) Pal me l points In tieorgia tht* couple will !
be at hum* to their friends At I* l *
to Aceoue. at 3.30 u'cluck.
Circle Number Five -if the rirnt Min Je
i\|ock a t the home if M r, Henry
MVckkp a t her home un dideir

Mr. \nd Mrs. Ili^cinH
(»i\e Party Tuesday

Tha 0 . I. A. will meet at 1
o'clock at the nun* oi Mr. L. J
TaUord, 101 Rant Fifth .Street. I n
the purpose of rleetlnt ..Ifn e r. f T
the coming year.
Aaltual Dali I the Sue,a| IV.
partment of the W'.nun'a ’ Tub &gt;
the club hoyie w*th Mia.
C
Martian, Mr*. II
, Fua, Mr*, n .
TV. Eppa and Mr*. C. I.. Fata aa

lutions Of
npattiy
MBS. It. i . HAWKINS
STbaeoa*. Cod in hia li.fiiiiu t •
an, kaa chooen to |irnn«&gt;untr ;h&gt;

ia a and tra c e from our n a k i
ra-of Ottf moat be lured llu i-r
.-j Therefore, be it Rr*olved, tliat
■hen thla call waa anewerrd *nd
toe cplrlt of M'».. M. J. II iw bio *
left thia terreetilal abide and took
1U fllgh*' Heavenward. N d* V
i llaward Chapter hwt a triad onH
■ true member—une who waa an
[ hdpIraMun ta thoaa who knew a«r
beet. Our jloaa A Heavenk gain.
"When Iatt1November her tldu uf
| j l t t 4 M ta laat. It waa then tSu*
KO aagel f i t h oute*retched ham..
LMCipered lo this Immortal &lt;0.4!t
« do* i, thtou gaud and M ilo,
terra* t. l a m teal by |lw
icvuly Tathdr ta ahow you Ua
W pre wred for you.” ' Then
l tpirb tank 1U flight on high
mat' f ewvermore, dwelling in
ttyilma gurdena of our God.
taooicof, fort her, that a copy
tba*e rtoolutiona bo aent the
jf-ttric^en family and Hut N
f , Heurard Chapter extend t»
I Mg 4a* paat eympithy In l m
It hour of bareavemrnt.
boolvod, further, that a rap/
fhmo gaoulutuin* be aent tie
( g d Herald for publication,
no*!red, further, that theao rca■ M h i fataeribed un tho mmut-

Sir. and Mi* S. S. I,»c rtti and
•on. Slsdisfin. who if v n t Ia s i w rrk

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tnd with Sirs. toorgiA Hart at h#r
hiimt un t»t*n#vA Aewinu**, H-ti
Stonda) fur ijhifir humr *n Hi. A n;
usttne
Sirs
Hart a&lt;torn pun lr*|
H its Ib b n
Hum hum,, for a sintral day’s vis lira* b Arrived
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t-ifutr t * thank *ur ftUarfa fa *
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SPECIALTY SHOP

KKV W E S T —C ity Countil am) fti*»st **f Silts .Ulna Ito wut n l *
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Key W rit Electric (
acr* r Ui r ■■ Iwr hom r iin JK*»uth Hanford
mural of c a r track and rr|&gt;arinir i f nur
;h&lt;u»UI(lif irv* iinw tn ir*r*e d
by
lin&lt; In thia city .

Loch A r b o r

Thd pla^C Vi birild your home
MRS. A. h\ PO W K h
Cum ni 11

W. F MIHI1.EV
W V '«**. an All wtte I’ruriJenri
hat Beam ( r e , fit
ran** in .
I*.*!iid mi »*enic*r t»f duath tu v .it
ill &lt;Wr miiltt. and aummoB an.
uituc of nur dear uld Vrleran’a.
K rtilrnli Thkl In the lim li »|
ell. h 4 , Mobley tn« N, dv \
iluuwd Chapter hoa auttalnv, a
lie a tlo ie . They are pa**inir a w .'
threw', hero*, of the South—eocr
but a memory of them will tim e it.
For •ontha, he bad paUantly borne
hia buffering, patiently and ru*'*ndlly he to lived that tha rlo~f
of » i h Jecendlng day found Inn*
I c a J i t o meet hit Maker. Whet, ou
i4uc«i|ber 90th tad he patted fi«m
thU dorld and hia tout In tri­
umph bent to tha cralma of (lor/
»lit S*n went down on thie day,
but it I tank ta Hta in attr&lt; dy,
amid 4a aplendora of an elem il
dawn. 1
B eaded further that a copy of
liteas kaoluilona be teat lo Uw
twreave* family aad that N. da V.
lioarwi Chapter ealend to thari
our da real aympathy.
Bean ed, further, that that# rev­
olution be Inscribed on Ike minute
book « our Chapter,
Caoo ed, further, that Iktw
utloa bo tent to the B u f i d
&lt;raid tor pub lie i t Va.
I.
MRS. R. J . HOLLY,
l MRS. A. K. PtiW EBS,
CoauaHto*

De Forest Sanford Realty Co

Announcing

at9A.M

4 th

Club Gift S h o p ................ Many
new

attractions await the more

thoughtful

from

9:30 A. M.

l

Kxeeptionul

Smart Hosiery By

DRESS VALUES

Rollins and Kayser

G ro u p e d

h e re

you

w ill

fin d

c h u l c e » c Ir e l io n u f f r m m
p rrn e n t

an

u n u -u a l

a m

l h .i t H *

a a v l a g T t .'f '

They are regularly priced up
to f 11.50. Now la clear out

Sheer
v ic e

and

S e n ti-S e r * A

j

w il h I h e a d d e d

C h iffo c u

fe a tu re o f \

|

Ih e

R u n -S lu p ,

p a tte ra e d

I’o in U -d a n d S lip p e r H e e l.
u la r

J.'.D O

g rad ra on

to T
K eg-

a a le a l

sH h a

CLEARANCE OF CHARMING SPORT COATS
A light weight coat will mean comfort in the ordinary cool
weather. You will be delighted with thia group which conbIbLh of Plaids, Stripes, Checlu and Novelty Tweed mixturcs. Some plain, others fur trimmed and beautifully Uned. Values to $22^0. Now on rale at
• j

N c V a p rin g
w ov en Ic a tb a r
a a a d a l a In a ll w h i t e , b l a c k
A n d w h it* , ta n
and
w h i te
a n d b li w
aad
w h ita cu m r l M t i o n a . C u b a n h cw la

Oaaait hewitry la Chlffaa aad
Htaai-KarvUa wgighta. Eactp*
Uoaud wearing qualltka la a
Orf« aad n ap n b caiitt M k *
lio n o f m w Mlora. (U g u h r
l l i i gtadua. now

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Street And Afternoon

HOSE
Woven Sandals From France,
And Czecho-Slovakia

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Starting Friday, Jan.

the re-opening of The Womnn'H

FROCKS
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F a ll F c o r h a , h ig h

faahkM k’a f a * o r .

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Portrayal—
»m Life's

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fa *T k » t * |

W irttfaj t i l app**bA&lt;r l*M&gt;
•l Her. i*»l »&gt;c V* | clfl p i * S '

Miss ( i riff in Honors
Her l lub Itlembcrs

t i l E . B o ll, 1)01 Park A w iiu l .
TU ESD A Y

* o. H•*•••« t ,

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A lalea f 'n !•* «»f the .*&gt;»n mm Blow it v t W ri^LtiV iiK , » i
ford Garden Club wd| meet a. 10 *&lt;il m irtiril 'a Morrin Sherri *i f

baptUt Chun h will meet at b .0
o’clock at the iome of Mi*, Fran,

Unit pr»»» ag -c l* fvtUhe tm«g*

{tala'* whirl, m il W thamp ag
today at Ike
Vuana, .J A m i
tk*r» ippcarc a r r * crccca lea
ary. Ifrtca F ,* U r
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j *
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tirw* Ita tt» if«r.:nf weaev uiH tb« «
*»4 Jliillatu rtaii *u i o l lb * I n
I rgArufuTlon '4 *t f r i
i flats* »r* »«* i&gt;| tS« m

If u»« American L* giun Autiliary irl \ton«Uy m orning »n «n Mi«- V
it ihm L e ft on II ut at

; * f,i Mr* Camp l-cht*.) •&gt;„ caudle*
i «/*». &gt;»tch K n
CX P. Hmrwfce.
Many Ome* m &gt;Jb I t O f y
' l r * W I . M-nred. Mr* J K Met- the w re y * w M y t i n t , k i t i
m d Mft. J.
li*tftt ’"’r f 4
't i l * * '! T h e G rJ t n t h 4 T V
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at Jftfkjtnartlto

1
nnnr l*rrifii • , .* i|« fural'h^ i l*, | : rv*i*i*iiUi nt tfc# Nseietf l|/n
Mr*, fftiUltawn
ta-w)
b* gold, ’. h# cuun&gt; i! f &gt;r ih«* fuMlcr* w*in )
* Wm . 1 ♦•nil In cu ttin g iNi caln. ac*l
' 4*4 iHit Off*.
j *n in | it «iih vthvr t*fr*«hn*#nt •
f whit*
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V.

i r m t t'j t h t ir n ttn y frlendo .."*1^ 1

T h ere w ill t , a re if u l.i r m eeting

Mi*

ritk«)|a
rti r r

Miss Alma Blount Is i
Med To .Mr. Sherert/
\ wedding which will b# of

FRIDAT

K d iU n
Ile -id e n c e

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�T1IE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD FfjOltTTJA THURSDAY. JAM ARY 3, 102*1
»*&gt;ii.l

By Burris Jenkins Jr.
Iffa%n• HAN

'KING OF MOTORA

FUEL

DoesAvhatgasoline CANT do

For the Woman
Motorist

' ' S f rAtO\'«0* 'Yo
T U bV

*U tv\1 "*

W o o - F " Th e K in g of M otor Fuel” has
b-ccn the choice of wom en drivers in neigh­
boring sta tes for eleven years. Now—in a
few w eeks— it has. won the approval of
wom en m otorists of Florid
a.
*
.

■?&lt;?

B e sure to try it today. Y ou will find that
th is "K in g of M otor F u e l" banishes Jnany
m otor annoyances. Y ou will like the readi­
ness w ith w hich your ca r responds to thetouch of the accelerato r. Woco-Pep’s
flashing pick-up w ill help you master traffic
difficulties.

V(L y t V?. vtcRtt
( i t r o r &lt; t *2

ffO'VWL-rT jLca-piE.

----

P a rticu la rly will you like the Freedom from
C la tterin g C arbon K n ocks and that Quiet
P o w er th at gives you P ow er for every need
. . . over hill and valley, detour and highway.

NewYork Paper Declares New York Stock Exchange Reports
Jack DempseyHas Agreed ■t/:&lt;k (low.
ToFightForChampionship
Si
-. .....
NfciV YOttK, Jon,

AMU Chain* ___ . . . _
A nn, Keel Htijt Anjn Agri ------.

—

1States Rickard Will Make Announcement In
,
Skort Time And That Pempaey Has

At.in fit, ......„ —

Amu Cor »ml Fdy
Anm Uk &lt;&gt; . . . t ___

Amu bulling

A«w,AH&lt;kJ k'ify

Around The Town
V illi The Reporter
; !&gt;i«d inpfttWhd fop tie laat tint*, In
"W baerywalebt champlonihlp fight
lata naat aummrr, It wai definite­
ly declared by Ed Frayn* In today's
New York American. Stating that
fca bad poiitlve Information to the
' effect that the old champion had
acreplad term*, the author of the
article than went on to aay that
UlflfNML will make an official
•announcement of the fa rt neet

/I WMtaflbuUffd that, llUkard Si*
la tkia particu.
1 prafer to adit

mm «m

miu

It Jack Sharkay.
n, wham ha thinka bo
r. L, (Young) Stribllng
ipaa ha can lick, and
r. whom ha know* ha

Chat I r V'ung, who bandltJ
iVooiororth'a lira ami .tan trot
tr.tcrcata In Ihla arctlon « f tha
a.Kail, coming nut of Uko Altiotw National after making (ha
da.'ly depot it of aevoral huaor.d
uicktM and dlmcm , . Fr«d f.
WKSaaa", former courjly engio■tr, gattiag keen anjoyau.,:
:rom a pet pipa. , . Ilawkin*
t tt.n ellj and law Cooolcy, waigit.g aida by each, both enjoying
chair convanatlon aa .videnrei
by broad amilea. You pmnouium
(heir MUaea (alike tu t don't
(pell them the a m * . . . Hill
dtkaildt. Mho take, du- cn l l
lot putting the wclj known h’ik
l.i tro doughnut, aaluUng 5
frit ml.
. MIHar* U. Haipa,
Lalu a attorney, h«r* to pim
&gt; tlat pc«4«futloa of, two nrgdHji
uhaigtd with warder. 4“S , C ty
'rVderii r . K J aa fmj poriag uy^
a*ma paper* trying t« deciphic
fi\prtban.l m»leg nf a City C-&gt;-u*
oriaalon wcotlnr, ami puff i.j
imaf and then a t a cigar wbitk
d» admitted WAY one ot a ChiUlA
m u box, , , May Y u beaming
upon tba eppl* o f hla */*% H*)
J r . wlw Ja asking f«&lt; on.ahvt
piarw o f caady. . , S r b a H/ay.
ooe

of

Ih trt

/tuu Su Uct
Ann T asd T
Ann Woolt'n ............
Anacomla
Atrh-n .....—i.......
AU Onir and W I
II and O ........—
Beth Ste«| - ____
I .jt t * and S u p r..
Can Pic
__
C M and Rt I* .
C h i l e _____ ____

llN S )~

Coin Pttol ______

Cota i; mol E
..... 190 C«MM ( i u IT

2 1 7-A

—r___

Cubt t'on^ Hug

|.. | ,»iul a m i ................. ..

ill M M

______

tu* A-» ft,, p in t Ifd
____ _
. i l l .1 -1 iic„ KUb .
_
, - S I2 U« rwnif M nU irs_. ___

] S H,i &lt;Uw(rii lT

... na. \v

■U Ni*n f’rd
105 ilia Cant .
-9
. J7 5-8 tn*prn C « p r ______
119 1-2 in i Mrr Marine I f f
197 3-4 Keiuierott ..____ — .
41 t * Lehl Valley
___
— . 120 Ny Air I l k ____-—
------83 IJU Cent ....... ............
. 18 1‘ * M Y N II and II „
245 3-1 111re H i t ______ r ~ .
31 Nora l*ac
73 3-4 BodU i
———

,T l I H 'O anil .7 I . __ _
I l l 7 H Hnjt Ir nntl MUvl
Tim 3 i» Sinclair
......
Un l*«r
191 1-2 Tot jr 1*tikI
.'70 l-n U Nn I'm .* ....
155' 1-4 II S llublVr . .
TIT M W hit, llo t'if*
i « , 201* W lllji Ovrrlaml
i'rfW 5-1 Fticpori T« if*
.a .- 1)1 O n A*|'hati.
m ■&gt;■!* e.itU S ta ffii Slri-I
11 7 1 Natl T tl ami T*l
- 7 3 3-1 Ini Harvoitcr '
71 7-9 MiJ S ta tu OR
0) 1-8 Pan Ann IM »
-=J3 77* P r .J ami Raf .
(W 5-8 Hem K u r i l ___
|W I j J H» I. an.» H Pran
17 7-3 Seats. HulriKk
loo Stewart Warner .
lit I 9-1 Yat-odlum
.■&gt; .

T o d ay , for your own sake and your motor’s
sak e— try W o co -P cp because it does w hat

gasoline CAN'T do.

•Nearly 800 Blue and' While
Service Stations in Florida
I
at Your Service . . . {
service stations (there’s one
near you) offer you a trio of quality
motor products: Woco-lfcp (red) Fuel
dispensed from yellow dumps. Tiolene
100'i, supcr-Pcnnsylvapa Motor Oil
(Permit No. 37, PcnnAdvania Grade
Crude Association) andPurol Gasoline
—well known to moto&amp;tm in twentyfive states. All promptly and courte­
ously served by men trho appreciate
your patronage.
T liC 3 C

Yowell Company To AUTO ACCIDENT
Regin Sale Friday PROVES F A T A L
On Men’s Apparel TO LOCAL MAN
A January rlraraMa i»!*. 'n
Srhlrh an entire alack nf wrfi'a furitiUMngi will he o ffr lr l at ||Nttly
icdurrd prkaa, will be InnupiJieUd
Friday siuraing by th* Vowtll
Company. affording to an an.
imun. co u rt tmby by
Arthur
3'ftwaH. o*n»r of In* (•■Ul.liihmJflt,
Th* doora wUT'opan im-mplty at
9 o’clock, J . It. Ilar/abl, m ua|«i
raid today. T k* aula wilt Mwtlnuo
tkrm iik Saturday. Jan . 12. Extra
help haa U rn procured In i&gt;rd»r to
a » u r* *h i|&gt;p*ra of quhk w crlff,
Mr. Ilarvanl aald.
That l hi i la the gr.-at. t ia! a
atent h, tn ri’i fumiihir.gi p i r
aUgrd by tba Yawrll Company la
tka darlaiatlag of Mr. tlarran l,

commlaalutwr.-

elect, radiating a friendly »p’*i»
U bo r « a . down tha »Ua*t.

T lllt UUAUOAKD OIL. CO.. ^tU ilrihan f *

OIL CO.

•Woco-Pcp la a Scnaol
h ig h c o m p r a a i l o a
"yaper-phaa." Ulead.'

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TTTR SANFORD IIKRALU. SANFORD F l.im r"A TDVR^DAT. JANTART *. 1W9

By Bushmillcr

FRITZI RITZ
Dally Herald

LEGAL NOTH'KS
j

AD RATES

hot

d o c

G C 5 * - T R ir ^ iJ

*

TMf

^ MCR£ S MV 1»&lt;*SCC

* r.An r. s ’ fANr

I Cash in Advance

: ..J P f R
7H t
^ M IS T L C TC t *

I nib, will be received
n&gt; an J roliectut m l
ily for pay m rnt.

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DIRECTORY

l| wanted Ky pr-vd* . »
••r wil* rrnt u flW *n l
th other m non-eunlli.i
|&lt;|t|rvta le lrry .a t* H«•r

Time rale* on m | u n t

l
Herald
representative
m g k l r familiar with fairs,
aa and claasifWatton w»i|
I rnmplrtr information
you wish, they *ill as
i JTOW In wienliog your wranl
to make it mom r f f o t o t .

I ’ V S ’ N f M IS S
A*4 .'.ffPO flTu A ilTV

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;m iv i- h « n
t: v . •
rlAlDiiM
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___ __ ___ I0« a lln - - &lt; • __ _ (*« A line
—.......
....7c • line

(W reduced rate* era for
•motive insertion*.
Ran won.*v uf •vrr*g t- l-ttc' li' counted a line.
fo ad under 3 lin«. aerpted
Ul ndverttiuig t&gt; r-ttrirted
proper cla .iif icatum
i an error t. mad* I ' * San.
d Herald will ' r r—[«.n*ible
' only on* tnrnrri- t in.»rtion,
i gdrerti.er for iul&gt;*equewt
•rtlonv
7&gt; f ufftee should
notified Immediately in ta»*

P n DCR

M. s r t t l OC -

H VNTKD— Small
rrfrte- rat-r '
innat be tbrap Irvi in fir-} , I * .,
mnditlon * I all I«.iJ Alt* t '* in

FIREPLACE.

P. M

l.'i— A p arlm en t

Coo Iv .irk , The ffeyela Store
Aread*

I or K ent

Furnished
| ftttiik
ai artment.
•crtrutil p -nh »n.J
* 11
lx ur*! Air rhun«* 1'^*- W

HFMSTTTVIaTNG
Ri'.VAvsy't Ildm ititrK Itf ^ H
C*w Pmrk A rt k 2««l 3 l

Apartmrni for Rrnt. \i«hor#y
Apt«. iuimi I'arW A »- Witvr
•f»«l gar ig&lt; f vrni«h»*'I I'honr |A

DRUG

P

tPALACHICOl.A oyvlera

frrvh

daily, w. II lam* Martlet.

•Sirfii p» |

al service* b&gt; tiian yrli.l
anar,
every
evening
:h’» Toun«t Hall Every l«»ly
KAN Ul* t u t ju n . n w a i . i ^s
nTH
THR
NMV
VvAl.I.
INT.
HOMfrrillNH
M u
:d B E r m t n u t k u r t i i k u
fOUMAl it,.v. CALL I'llu S K
J OR ShK l .
CULl.KR
NFORD, KI.A

•we n*« WIMard P *’t*ry Rorvlee
(ne U in o n a * « .

1 10&lt;» acre*

rm t i v«i* #11

nesr S mi^ o I Mh h «arrir tnam
in f »»*•• r* n&lt;lilioit, well*. |trt|r«t
ihainuge, nrir It. R •»•11» l* s *•
l«*»ter Uri«l in thr ^Mfif-'nl *i a
l m : Knit all or port to e«r«
Ir t t m l

fs rm rr

is ho

« an

Iluy and Trade
Second-Hand

VULCANIZING
K (p *n Week. Jenna l i r a
Third Al Magnolia FVv

Furniture
WAGONER
FURNITURE CO.

At T O REPAIRS

viAffet a rbraiikin.
&amp;o5 Meat

tt nia-If
\’tra « m r pro|ntsition.
I' o ll*.» l.M.i, Sanford Florid*.
M&gt;K lit NT •w'T I -Aurv-1 \venue,
K 'H it «tK»Ms
h a th
«n.i

si

We

fir»« S i

fiittn •*

INSl'RANCE
•tl •
»•»** ^
* mi •l«m Hi* •

Metw.11 Stewart
O n 1 In. urine
A H»«»A.

it*n* ii ti^RAi.K,

Newly
,l,t.n Ale.I
Ibruuahttul
Ilea.mi tblr (fer ecreptrd Apl’H
M L r t f &lt;.in K«tate

v’O TU N lM e—Ily
exiwrl Knit lib NT 3 n.i.rn bunc»l’*
w th .erven** quarter*, |rn^i|r&gt;•
th 17 ytare eiperience. A'eo
« . II l |t uruundt. available af •r
NOOR.Vl'11 repairing.' f i n
Music and Gift .Shoppe, Mr Ini |.t I'hone IS.
•r A read n. I'hone *:!i
|| h •
Knii lif’ NT ehmild bkept Iwfure *.he n*w ci.mer* wh&gt;.
—Lout and Found
are. Arriving In Sanfunl alnina*
M T —Iktw rfn
ind .tnl st«. ,Lilly Our luw mrn'ibly r«le w ll
8 mall tun hag containing i«n vsve von money, ta li l i t ior a
imlktrrh r f *. rhrrk to&lt;»k( hank reyrwu-ntiAtiv*.
•tipti and pan of ila m n . Call
FOR UK NT n»u*e, Ww . Klret
. HaraM.
it. Apply II K Kent. I'hnne 17.
OBT—STR A Y K h UU UTUl.KN
F —Ona.eetler d.qf, female, white N'lk'ly (leeoraled. with fir-plar*
gnroge,
r*aennable.
Also I
I t h ; Union epotJ on h"*d end
H i. Finder please notify J . I'. rnhm house. Fbume Stre. IsfwU.
?.«) Utween X snd 10 A. 31. an I
loUhisun, ltu.no XII—J ,
7 and 9 I*. M.
T — Black ami tan deer huun l —— ------- —
... —
llh email bell, name Mown, '2B— MiHceilunroifn For Sale
le Pell, ll.il IN. O.teen. Ur
bull h AI X - Oak *n.| pin* wood
- -M..*** dry ant Wood Yard—TOO Ka.t 7th. S I I'hone 823—M
BU SIN ESS CARDS .rill bring
you ImaifMaa during the wiutei
kioathe. New revldent* always
him to the Classified ad* for
their went*, fo u r card in the
Claaeified Column will bring r*,eulu. Low mMihly rates. Call Itx
for a representative.

FUR SALE —Furniture of apart*
m«*l. gianl. quality, p « hI mndltA..I1, under half price, Inciu'lev
rupe, anker living r a n suit*,
beds ami brdd'ftg, drareere. •«frig" rv lor, oil hrat.-r, three bum
#r ga« hot plate, etc. Telephone in
evening 775.

DOIXiC
eaaare c a n Mai Graham truck*,
in a ad 11th Street. I’hone 1.

FOR HAI.E-5WT bu.hel* (by
mreiure) gnoJ hard yellow corn
In th* .truck. Bargain. Telephone
In evening T7S,

liUP-M Alt MOSS
Sanford Aatomoblle Co.
MacwoHa Arm
Phory, 137

IIATTFKY SERVICE

If&gt;— Hnii.*e* f0r Hrnl
I !•» i t ;t *

STO R ES

Itenf'ird Drug f«v
Ptinnra TS&amp;

IIIK K I
firn.*hn| ,*pj»rt
nit nl. fr»n* «io| rrar rrtiran«t
J I A h ii&gt;iu h A%«*

■A nnouncem ent*

otovk

Sentt**.’ r-»e*m rr****ry
r,..,nw *aa, l i t N. Perk

HEAI'TY

HAl.ON

IIITTRl m i l K S T L A R K
Cameu lleAu’ r S ilo * l*k»ee TH

22-Year-Old Avintrix
Sets Endurance Mark
I IH A .y o a KS. »•«)., J „1

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F t UNIT! ItE

Roofing
and
Sheet Meta]
Work
“T ry ('a For Servica

JAS. II. COWAN
Cor. Oah A 3rd. bA.

Tr» I* in r*&gt;n» u w j fumitur*
t

i l N S l - T h * A n f l J ' i i « n l lot •U S - I
twined f l i g h t fu r v m i a e n w as '.t»l* I

I.unutr.
lie I | |,y IlcMtiw Tr,.itl, »«yvui
11 It tiro M u . T r o u t i.rv.uuht
ev t.lr v. ahu bettr&gt;«l the rv ui.| |I a n . I., rarth last 'tight. «vn )
reevntly «et l,y V &gt;&lt;li lielitry al j drop of furl had lw. u tj*«.l. .1*.
h.Mi.evelt f i .J J b)
t.ie futi h. i.. • ( apparently **&lt; not l*ttguw&lt;i u
Mi*« lnn&gt;t rename.' *luf| i &gt;i w r ' tu r .lay aloft an I * a * m *.t \
Uiny plane fur 13 brnrs ao.1 I'.' oiuirnr.t sb nit I lie n.| sm u.li.*

oxt hrr fare. Mis. T r»jl l&gt; a forn*

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AN INDEPENDENT tU IL Y N
Leaned Wire International New* Service

Many Offer Blood
To Preserve Life

tattleship Maintains
Course Ahead Oflts
Schedule * Assuring
Sunday Debarkation
p i- *
-I—

!nappy Weather
I s Encountered,

nra.MINGIIAM. AW., Jan. I.
— (IN S I- Jn irn of pervoua to.
dry r.iluntwml thrlr blood In
tn effort n sav» lb,j life of
)!r* It.tty Jones, 22jr*ar-oia
c- tki-r, who h it born tu ffrrln j
from a «cvrta none bleed (&lt;&gt;'
•h*. paat (8-hour*. Phyvician.
plan ta make a ateonj t-ans•u*.ua today when they b*U*.«
irlll pull Ihe woman through the
crisis. Physlelsp* *pt“ al.-d f„,
v.ilunl**:i tllrough Hi* newv.
ptptri to offer thrtr uio«*.i, *nd
icom* kavo arrre.l t.&gt; »uhu.ii
to the trnnvfushrn.

C A L IS A N X IO U S ” " ’- * / . Trial wm Throw K ID N A PE D G IR L
New Light On Witchcraft
Which Is Said Prevalent
Case In Pennsylvania Will Afford Public
(ilimpse O f Extent Of V'oodooism
!ft-Year-()Id Student
'
In Rural Sections O f U. S.
Who Was Abducted
By “ ManWithCanc”
Unconditional Rati-1
Back After36!Iours
fication O f Treaty r n v y r w r . . v
o]

COUNTY COURTTO

Reed Leads Fight WITH BIG DOCKET

UnahleTo Relate
Where She Went

Against Measure

Optimistic Supporters Picture Show CaseTo
Re Feature O f SesAver Protocol Will
sionl)elayed‘2Weeks
.Meet With Success

President-Elect W i l l
Autograph Picture
To HanglnWarship
f ABOARD U. S. UTAH.
(V IA ARLINGTON. Va RA­
DIO STATION) Jan 1
( I N S ) - Entering tho hnni&lt;&gt;fttretch of her journey. th&lt;battleship Utah continued
Weil iheiul o f her schedule
today. She will arrive at Old
Point'C o m fo r t V’a. at rig h t
A M; Sunday, cnnbllnjr I'rci-

SANFORD FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JANUARY I. 1923

Declares H e r ('nptor
Ne\cr Made Move
To DolIcrAnyllarm

WASHINGTON.

Jo*. 4. —

(RMV'TIm *ree » »lwp «•*i r t M In la Rumen and P M *,
rrm * itrtth* In th* larger tila*.
of the country for th* » n *

Pw. T&gt;, lk« U. g. IV~

tv Health Kcrek* »*uu&gt;*rvrel
i .Liy In 87 large citUe la. lu­
cres death* reported IM likA
I.03S, u compered etth i£J
(or the « n k before. Tk* It. *e»i
•rrfrtw m
from IM U kU lk
lflth I It death*. at tempered la
Cl ih* week before; Cbacara re­
ported IM K n ip tm l U N ;
Cleveland M in H i Detroit 6»
|&lt;t ZJ; Nrer Orleans, M ta 27,
All iota, SI to 33. PneuiwonW*
.fonts* fU o ttv cessed »lu:?l/.
totalling I
»• cotnpartd with
1 '10 r.fwirtrd Ik .
before.
r k . t r &gt; ka.| 23fl to I TV; S » «
Ycik, t a la 212; l*tieharglt
I t ) to tS; St l/nit, M to 3.;
Atlanta. Jn t.&gt; 24, tod Omaha,

tl v» St.

Funeral Services Will
Be HeldFrumTabornaclc Saturday A t 3

I. C. C. CASE WILL
SETTLE WEIGHTY
RAILROAD ISSUE

Conciliatory Commis­
sion Will Begin To
Function At Onceln
ParagumyanMnddle

Nine Judges Will
Unravel Wrangle
Ceremony MirksSigning Of Protocol In
Pan-American Hall
WASHINGTON, J u t 4 .—
(IN S )— War v u definitely
put into, the discard today
•a » means o f tttttUng the
.dispute In tho l*ftr&gt;snay«a
Chaco between Bolitrift and
Paraguay. Inateod ft 'cood llftUon cummSsslon. tha fruit of
tho l*»n-Am*’ rk»n confer­
ence. will begin to function

Valuation Theory la ,
Expected To Result
From Court Action

idcnt-clcct
Ifonver to
reach °
W u M n (l.m that afternoon.
'*
A t TO o'clock thi« morning. the a
1Utah Wta about flOO mil** o ff tk* t1
[Georgian Chart ami travelling at h
ta rata which would bring h er, v
Irtthid tho tame ■llstar.'** o f the
|Vlr*thia-i Cape* by noon. Mr. 11&gt;
[Hoover awoke thl* tr.orntnr t &gt; : v
Iftnd ft brisk tang to lh . air. It '
Iwa* atlll warm crouch, howevrr, ^a
[fo r tho officers ami crew of th* ■«
[ship to continue wearing white I ••
lunifornu which '.h.-y will doff t » - ! o
U N T W morn Inc,
1 Last night w ary of the crew •
[slapt'an deck, th o weather run- ti
| Unties fine and iht sea la itin d
[rnnnln; • monthly— although bad
Iw oathtr wat rafortad o ff
C«p&gt; *
lU a tU ta t. This I* not aaportaJ to 1
I delay' thu Utah's artV«l at C ll I
Point Cdnfort
morning
i
m lilnlf-t fa il night. tl&gt;c i
Hlbn.eijthtMl tv nortlwoanj ebly I

' O* llo f'll OJ *1
i.- hallrvr.!, ah. *
i n*| rtfiiiil. .a
I &lt;o to Clvi.llthw
- ' i t un.
i h .r kkjnaptr n
rat ni l a ran
" « l chURlI had I

'•n iwio«r&gt;;;v &gt;
-'r way* ta a.-hr.
hurry tnc t* k .v
irin c when thy &lt;

M r. The ahlp acknowledged thu
Utah’l alcnal* (rum a dlitaovo
hut Npaatcd)- declirfd ta rive in
name of domination pnd soon po/laed from tight.
Ond of Mr. lluover’e lart acti
aboard tho aklp will be tu autv
graph a photograph i f Jiijnt'ir
[which will be hung on th) wall*
k f the wardroom alotigibl. picJure* of Admiral Georg. Dewey.
Benernt
PeraMmr,
Preiidont
llunflnif and Preildwnl Taft.

Immediately. XIm Judgor. ttw eg
them from neutral number* i f
lb* r ia -A a ir t c M family d
•*lions, will determis. the taaaa

WASHINGTON. Jan I —(IN S )
—The
*rnm*iit'* *n.«w*f to
(Krf|r* that th. Int*r*tat* Cotatn*rr. t'..aim'**i*n k*« iiltptni •
«aluatU&gt;n ttwoty wh.ch d«ni*a to
t w ariepn raj howdy a f wi y r.turn
.»n lh«tr ri**»tm*n« »a * to b. ffv »n t &gt; lh« •Uprem. court twlay
(Ip irr* W WWktreham, » f New
V«it. r»»tlo ro .y f«n«r*l, re»-*«M-n'.'ric th. (oarrnm.nt ** a «poe-

i*| *«« i1*qI, and Walter U thv.
H, of l'!u.--*c&gt;. »a » «».la r y of iho
iunMl for the
In'.tt'or, ipcv'al

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i'd&lt;U* threw hour* in tb*lr vlrgwUttA m the St. tjuuio and 0 Fallow

j &gt;&gt; ^ p (v t* the court.
m V *. .tuod that the n » » r
. 4 gfW fK'ng the eaiuw i f rftiV be dread , wort twftabed tke * .aaJtl.r' ran I *rS* arrahi of n iw, T
Wan Arab a»ae»tor . Dr A ftu d . Ua'.
. .. c’.t I v jj l tat* th. rharoe .-oa4». hat faUewed accepted l U e . hit foeonuwewt bad cheated &lt;U
lard* l-y detarwinbg th. crigmal ntlftl awo.t oerapaior a place eft
1.. i 'i u I wa* late,”
n.etUiunt aid the co«t of r.-r ro- the (oftritlatleft maim oaten Ibe
I he ol ! u a ;u&lt;- her a bam
1.1. 'bt.f, «n« u « l, *n i *!'»r ( ill, .eemy them, am) by lak.rc irtta Mate Departmeat bad preview* ty
. 0 ? ihdoM ccr*. t.v until Ike * a i’y
(oflai'irralMfi »lbtr factor*, a*
i..,un . ( vicitn. 4i*Y .,ft»rn-Ki»i. 'I
v *4 'll a *nv l-nv-ui «hiV I* with rived at a 'fair'* *alo« for rateno window* Th. old anan wa* in «*lIcy porp roa.
I!.* re .m t Ih tn*. hut he mad* tin
Th. &lt;*lou
ih erj. of ih&gt;
fflu rt t * barut me, Tb.* *r.»t void raflaa*!*
waa Ltd
h .f.r. toe
when th.« '\-h| man" reached t'.»
court y.ttrniay by Fredtrlck H
* •*ivlunai hut K* ■' *;&gt;*.i*ed a* k
Wpe4 v( New Y ■»k, who aUe detU 'c tt'e ami - * l r » ;g ht*n* 1 eut u'e
lar a ) that th« in ip t nulled * f
jiu;f in til. ihnv. lrf*. II* difttk
(tlctlWn itiuutrd af taking lata
, , , aai to hr r&gt; uYi ttwa, tha aid
cenddfratleo te**ral fact -r*. In
N S W YORK. Jaa. ( . - ( I S J . ) —
th* t u t befbra the court, be »a«l. The body el W.lltaa* Cbarko Ad.
I proper M M vdoeld b* to de&gt; a.atew, fenwe* Gewegta c jwgr. ee
e'w what it would «w*t to i.pcoevaa. Judge a| tbe Uailed &amp;Ut«a
Jure the St. Lou • ant O'FaJas tim e me Court and apwwaie ad U e
red It* ally, the manufaetwfT* rah read act aimed for kha. My
.‘albued,
m Mate today at tbe Campb.il
TUIIread and utility attorney* (Uaerwf chjreh. f i w t n l aumewa
.’runt V| pert* of the country f « V
and burial win bw hold k Cat. »Jled for th) *ffunreal, ttpev*. oft Uwu, C a . hi* borne, aft SwaBbf.
(be cauil to toy down a valuation
Jwdgw Adimram waa trail kmrww
Jvwiry wi; vh wiO be a fuMe f*»r la r t a ib w l tbe w w K rf, port . 1**
eutated, Inrlvdlntf the part about
lit railroad and ntillty u l t a U a * uuly. na tbe Sewib fW aunt U M
aty being treated kindly,. I dvft*
ft Ibe Vtt-ire.
d r w dacwlae. U . wwe d arted ’*
« b i ntaibol th* luttof,'*
i u igteoe (row* tbe Fowatb tiewrg.a
Th* girl m U "the *ld ma«"
LiMrfet (a» I add ta d oeewud eem*
wa* oc-t of th* room mast * f .bo
tiBDouely
in tbe tower tonraw wnti)
ti.se and that »he rauki hear h m
u.k .it w th another man. * due
UcArd the aid mill makiup threat*
Id kilt her, she declared. Tbe oteer
eu*. she aftkl, urged him l « re*, .tn
her to Atlanta a* "ftre/ro getllsg
NF-.V tORK. Jar*. « — (1X8) tpretty hot eter her Utrappee*. doeeph Unger, M, drug peddler ik«
v* db'baa foster u»g uf tbe
sac*.'*
v • '■
vCtlbed a* a damlaanl figtue la
Kaily tost afghl. Dor* t A l Vee lb* InurnMieaat drug nag the. kail road Aet itoftiy b«
•are ate, two men bumlled bee to­ Arnold Retbstelft euppueedly It- Cm ted Stale* eeturud tl
b a r, Fiamg tra'amea's
te tbe « nr. pieced a cloth ovwe bee n*ae*d, today waa to face dudgo
ty*«, buund kar wrist* and anaUa,
teskw in federal coeit tad take
* id ainf fed a Ha&amp;tkafshitf La ber the eoeeeqweaeee *f hi. refuea) ta
rn -sth and dm** uway. " I uo‘»t l i ) t&gt;«b*» tbsa tbe brt*t&gt; 1Va
know in wkat «Cr»*l on
&lt;a.t»*,'* pviltg.- Ha faeag a maiimum '***she Mid.___-x *
rere# of (ft rear* ua Aitoaftw l i a .
•day altrTn-Kvt. fh# laaugurat'oa
Houttory where b* baa bwaa a
will lake place HomUy as I tbe
gu.-et In Ibe past.
;s*ity wfll entrain for home T a d •J«y afUtaoen. A number *J ifctnueting ride tripe arsghd W i u n * y. r. r . (? »b of w w t.r
•ugton and to nearby potato * i.)
Karen look nlftba d ef'ri id tbe Han­
ua ftratabto.
. l b * Florida party wit) be th« ford r y, r . organUation, »2-tL In

Body Of Renowned
Lawmaker Lies In
State In New York

llh Member Of Float
Quartet Is Selected

Cottcs Launches
ipther Action To
b County Board
With tho tUemiaaal of n »uit.
lad racently In tho ram* of
Aft T . Puani/n. ancth-r action.
ekTrg to retrain the Count*
»mrei laiowr* front paying out
oncy to *mr,lii» apr:til raunte)
]' Ma.kal_ *k. a.M WA.A.I

Death Increase Is
Reported From Fin

H ra (irettge M.-Rory of Henfur J
will bo thi fourth member of l
quarto: of young matron* who
v ill rd * on th. Seminole Count*
float tu the Inaugural parait*
r.*tt Week In TalUha**ee. accorli
In* (a ah anno'iwement Imley hf

Mn. J ihn G. D.*ontrdy, «KaJr i r»
uf th* eommitUto on arrangem«nt-.
Other* who wilt rM* on Ih*
float are: Mr*. Clyde hyr»l. Mr*.
Unthi K. Allen and MV*. J. I*Wniilrtff. I” »n i b A e been pra&lt;Ik-alljr to«rl»ie*l for tbe Coat*
areertinp to Me*, laoavardy. w)-a
aald afo rt* ore r.»* being me&lt;i*
tv aaeembla a lore* detogaD-m
of Hanfcml friend* aw ) lupporttn
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4— (IN v ) uf Go*nn« r-*l*»t Doyle K. Carl­
—Nrnator-etoct Wifllam g. Van ton b&gt; attend Iho cercmunie*
(R ) ef Penntylvaa a la paralyiv I neat Tu*iJry.
on h 'j left tide an t la In • Jeh bad
•bapa pbytleally ha will ba nnab;.ta appear before the ItrfJ i t u iligaliog coaunlttee tu defend ter
r g h t U hta M X th' IK *' letuL-.
FraSeia g. Brown of i’biUdelpnio,
Vara’* cuuftssi, told tbe rominiti.-*
teuft)'. .
i&gt;. II. gmllb, RepuLUean *t*'Tbe committee mat to wind up c....tmiUc&lt;uan, t..,lay aanouiivvl
tie rods Id* ration of tbe Va. •- . line tor epetaUng fl»* »p*coi
Mr*. CUfferd Chaney of Reins­ Wilson senator si renfret of tMO. Iraiai from FVar ila tn Mm Ins. r
hore, O . Mr*. Jebn Oewalt of Vara m now in Florid*. IU waa ualien of Huaitert ll-or*#: Kj »u
XlrhlfMt and Mr*. Dolpb Krily uf
bad an Dae. 22 by Senator Reed tisln ufttj * rn y tJ PaliMan rare

Vare Ailment Will
Prevent Him From
AppearingAtProbe

Done Runner Faces
Federal JudgQ For
Drug Ring Activity

Smith Annnunccs Plans For Special
Florida Trains To Hoover Inaugural

Fualer, O. : { r .

.

Played Here.Tpnteht

Winter Haven F* F# F.
Club UeotB Sanford

•nriodiag «"nar end »bserr»lh«v
wo*h. Special rate* jigwa been «#wlearnt Uom the rsilremd* far a laegstt ever tsvembled Irew t

«tato fvr a presidentu; uuugu ot .ta )b * aitaegsmmU are saner
d a dtomt »u(HrvUi-'u ef Gk't.v U
Aklpyer, EjUisas) BnwUkaa re a.
mdtoemen. wba be* tbe aolilJ/.rv
st n ..-umber of iU t * patty Wadsia,
saeeig them Ur. Bm ULW UtbUeM
or* that ttoa pbra wttl be a great

F u tra

�t

-*

.v-fi

7iWAW
th e

Sa n f o r d

FLORID*.

hF r a l d .

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, !* »

I d • w .y f ?
JLO a A £±&gt;i

r y A V
zJPk I

The Yowett Co. . ,*
Smashes A 51 Previous Records
•

in this great super-clearance of fheir entire rr.en’r. department!

~Jf

Here you will]

find values that will take yc.ir breath away—values that will daze you with stupenduous savings— bargains that will never again fee seen in Sanford.

This is]

the super-clearance of nil time—a gian* among sales events—a towering event]
startling in its great magnitude—amazing, appalling!

Don’t fail to he on hanc

when the doors swing open— the best bargains will he snapped up like wild!
get your share of the greatest savings you will over be allowed to grasp! “

SALE STARTS PROMPTLY A T 8 A . M .
3 DAYS OF UNPARALLELED SELLING
.........................................

STARTLING

REDUCTIONS
ON MEN’S

Every nun needs nhirts— no man ever has enough ...ul hcrew Ihe biiruest opportunity ever presented to
«t!:e men r f Sar.ford to save on thetr shirt bill. All size*. all colon*, plain and fancy, collars attached
and neck band styles— every style and fabric a man could want ure here at the GREATEST SAVINGS
EVER OFFERED!
tl &gt; t d * t ».': ji \
| H *J

PRICES G U T O N
M E N ’S P A N T S
PAJAMAS
v Kllk

im

U , on

$2.50 i , Shirts
NOW

$ | 95

$4.00 Shirts
NOW '

$2.25 Shirts

$189

$3.50 Values
NOW;

$2.00 Shirts

$3.00 Shirts
NOW

$1.25 Shirts
NOW

NOW
NOW .

$ 1 6 9

PRICES S

ttrff. 91 • rolufo Jlow
r#duc*J to.

B O Y ’S

ain r.

$2.98

twj&gt; pair* of knlrkfr.

51X 50 to

00 sui*’* pajaci
rw priced'

315. values

$2.45
$1.95

1 1

' « Va!U« $ | | 9 5
now.

MEN'S PiNCY

■

M E N ’S

out price, pr-

r* '

$ JJ95

518.50 to

U P T O $50 V A L U E S

Msn'p Wottf Ucm *
Light
and
heavy
weight, rpceinl dost-

a

now

laduiltd In tUa (roup »r , anila tailored by the firoou*.
f'i hlun Path and Hubert WWL* Tailoring Compnnlr*.'
Drowaa. araya and tin*, aottral difftreui alylan to acted
I mat. S o m a of tboao »uiu ha to t* o pair of posts. T U »
H a tort Ifto pr.ee redurtlow— borrj and ( f t i m §harv at
tho so* logo.

ISO in ! $3.2.# p»J
m . *^lf price.

SUITS

sw eaters

sup over

&amp;qd

JkU U • tot of llpht &lt;**l(h( suits, KOotly ■tilion iru ll

:

•ftp*, » • !» * • U Ugh U $23

MEN'S CAPS AT 1UG
. REDUCTIONS

dwful sail |g U U

&amp;svr

ThW gr

You may f.od a wow

odd lot («oay— coat# early.

coal
colors.

etude* ]

jacket**.
5150 now.

j.

'

VALUES

uh

FLORSIICOI SHOES
TVn and black oxfordo
58.45

(tit

1TET90N HATS
IfO vmlo. j
SX50, valiJ

A nd Top Coats
Uoro or*
&lt;V ; ; _

SUITS

W « are offering tome n troordinary
&gt;alu*x
In
b *I« anil*— brtr'a i . op.
portualljr lo c t him oat*
filled at iBUt'l H p n iH .
Homo at .thru nulu hart

MEN'S SUITS AT

fJAO and 91 pajoaui

»pl«'arI’l.-a.U
5 W* f*»

$5.00 Values
NOW

Odd lo t pira’o hats,
close ou»4 V;

{In thin |o( of I fp to «93 value#* will bo found In this i
; fiwcjr *lrip«£,|

Li ”1'
l ;P In

*

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:
■

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$M 5
56.35

k

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�nEHAl.h. SANFORD FLORIDA

C onvene'Jan* 21
;With Big^Docket
(rontlm irj from page M i )
votthlr.ii cheek; Ouiton ttka,
poMMtWn *4 liquor; E. 8. Bleak ley, failure to cg|ip|| with Board
o f Htalth
regulation*; T. 8.
Tyekar, papaaiamfWorth)*** check;
TUu TeiUma, failure to cowp&lt;y
with Board of Health regulations;
B u ry
s. Jm leaau- 'nantav
(mortal*** chock; CU*by Wa.hInfti-n. afault and. battery; rigyd
..
.j
■

K

•f flrearwie; JaaW Slmmoaa, a*,
aault and battery; Edgar Sim.
mono, aaaauld and battery; San
Thamaaon, l i t of Itqaor; LeRoy
Harris J r* J** Briablty. Arthur
llarriaon, beating board bill; 8.
Collin*, aaaault and battery. I-u-a
Celling aaaaajl and halted.
D. B. AndtKoa. petty larreny:
Rra. F. K. ftaaith. criminal Ubel;
J. B. Greene, aaaault and battery;
Samuel Evans .and Jane* Mark,
patty larceny;, F- N. Satton.
reckJeee driving; H*nry Will law*
and U W. Faalkner. petty hrilliama. Iwatiag
•ccny; Arthur
board bill.
W.»h lb— ■ ■'

Effort To Be Made
o Stay Execution
f Doomed Couple

S

TbomaA operating- ■ &lt;ag
drunk; Frank Smith. •»aad baplry, "W a y Huwder-

i F R A N K L IN . I * . Jaa. L - {I N S &gt;
—In an elermth-hour cl temp-, ti
Hay the hinging* Saturvlc) ut
M n . Ada Bonnrr La Root! end l&gt;*
I . E, llrvhir, tr c n jle lo r e plot
ri. OUo te Aaderaoa. Otto ler*. defrnaa rouncel wftl «»k t.w
operating pfcturu AdW .ug San- day for a lunary commicaion to »«•
eon. 4 L. Maruntattc, J. R.
COS, Hr*. lAlR
J. R.tie,
CoV
,Mra.
Kdna l e i m in * t h * d o o m e d r"Ur&gt; l*« p rrv
petty
tartwity;
cnt.ipcr\tat atate.
Ida
Koreit. receiving
atolcn
The lawyers planned to trrr’* '
goods; R. N V
p o ^ :»io n
buforu Judge Jamea l&gt; Simen, lee
o f at ill; J. C RhrfMl. poucttioii
tnal Judy*, hero hefor* noan today.
of- at ill; Wilbur Jwdan. »i crating
*ml .reqoeat him to arpe iat the
caV without mjn}p»r*1lcen*g;*Frml
lur.imlcai-m. If ho grant* ihdr I * lane he
i,ur»t. this will probably da!«J trie
rrrcutlon until an eramlnatloo *»
completed.
Oa the other hand. If ke n | « y .
to name the m a a i u « b reun*-I

^ .is r r f s J K i;

'

obtaining

P b e i

jrThe' FuU Dinner Pail
ATLANTA. Ga, I»ec. S3— f IN S)
— Every
per* a
rontfmptgtu**
marriage ehould k»v» lynlal tia‘eae human it perfect hul if
each member d the paitner.. n
v taught tn be reedy ta make »aclif cen and te ronyrnaiw fa , t.-~
loo4 ef all erncemed. matrimonial
ir a t a m avail merit mute »v_-.
in .
,

21S SAtiPQRQ AVI... . .
WHOLESALE

&amp;

PHONE 41
RETAIL

“There ta a cure for all «t J."
fudge Humphries *a J. "h}i* wmuvt remember that tfte t ru S e
iv he*U and p* - pt» m»»t r » e u . .
H&gt;h the homo hie that once ere ? T H R UUirtr'i d»on#T ^iil hot
the eiacarv of eiLterrc "
I I k » rR r\*o*»i»rsn!j t« n fv»c the
“The family roatalna all the *1
emenl* for the u tiifa rti&lt; e ef ad.n .S el want* &gt;1 m I be renter .
tender and corral cl for* lone of
"* autlful hopee i M i..t,n*e .nur
r e lr
The family j the
moal
* v i e n t a n d n e re e « e r; t v i m of c ,
c . c t y , a m i e * iuu «t not f o r p e l i &gt; v
m e r n a g e te r f d n i v « a i g i c T h e

I«‘» If I* n**t formed I h o iw| t .,
It u t n iilr * it
“ There «h-uH he preparetea
• ml training for mere ege» a. in
o ih r r
lig io a a
t e il t l a )

.m p x rta n t
re n tu re e
«
m . r a l l r e i n i n c .*
in e e r r y heree.

a t ut two*

u n t il

Ke
re

the

Tnke

I

U « t &lt;♦&lt;•«!#
It l u t * .1 « B r r f
lo ir t t i b r t i u t * (S a l BkCHiM he Kj f h f b r o « T f n e « t t flf t r » p * &gt; d t l t w *
o rp *rtM . h*it it K m »&lt;&lt;) n fw l a u f &lt;
f t ? of rur.f-tkti tS * l a i h i U BhttXktiSl
he r M i u m v r i of the k le io il i " ? \ ^ Ik t k
U O i i a i v k f l of k f l u f f
U ?t
T ouI a y the t?»m k iM iB r^ itt
a t o a lv I t » fir&lt; h he? n»fin *.ry (o f

U EN U

No.

Specials

i.

(a. k l*

th e

C (l» U

p.--ti&gt;n
|K«klm,
■rtffAaQf;
l-.lu e-l for Jan. I In l“ari* K ll
Itm
p&gt;.«p»r.r«l until F*f. 4.
l-.t.-rnallonal N»*r« Servlca lean*.

i for W.
S o u th

ter pdil “
(

l h*e

H e p rc T o r3

FANCY

M ENU No «

I *J " iretBt »u d k t ill pent««le tul*

5 IA Y K M S

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.

&gt; nun * &gt;fT)r^a!»
I .rnrV .^ .*n Ik *

in a* eff..rt
a la y e rt «&gt;f

I'.d ir t

EYARTS. K i Jan. I iIV S )Ch.ef Crant Smith *f F u r l" * h "
IVuHibnjv.il
oere
rjntmuia.1 , ia * * M \nd kulk«*l fine* ambseu
h»™

le c t n g t .n *

t- d a y

K)

lia n a " '

war

) . •*.

PEARS

“LOW PRICES”
To Be A &amp; P ’s 1929 Policy
h im itn a n

I tw i

-W

ir r

F a r M &gt;car», » * h a ir »1 rivet* U - r l t * a u r r u a lu u c r i
r k o i n foods from the w orld'* market.

J|

This year, we utletid lo add In ikia nlandard by w'l-

N i l t o : '' ! iT J i 1

in-; (h i* RterrlUiadt^c jaM a* lucr tta ih c itu r k c U will
i K f t if Y .

"J '

Ever&gt;' &lt;imc we save — this savin? will he p»--ed to you.

BEANS

2Fo

15/
15/

25/
A P P L E S 3 ifcs. 25 /

i PO TA TOES
1 {(O IL

»ii:.VI T V

\M&gt;

NO. 2 (' \N ('OUMOVA IlUAND

2*. Vs/

A p p ) .r S a u c e l^ % /

\m »

i

i .a h o k

25/

! C h i n a Oats

iVvt

k .u ; k m o t iik r *s

32/

;i r

N.MAI.I. blZK IHTAi.ON

2 5 /

S O A P 4 Bars 1 5 /

V »II.U )\ Y llU O O li

1Lb. Jar. 19/
SYRUP
25 /
JA M

I

CORN 2 For

I FLOURPkfi.lS^/

W E C A R R Y EVERY THING IN

Corned Beef

to c u t

K M I'E R O R

G R A P E S Lb

W**tW m • S*u h i p f t t u i i m
kOt &lt;N ft J d || tu|» r ? dr it V • »r&lt; k&lt; ^t
if t h e ^ f C ^ f trt*t e tk M ir*
U rfe
re tte » e »i'Cft»tH&gt;«it tor ’

H o

i j- m w iU k r v o v / Y v h a t

(. lhtfti

l l ) TRACK

lis w a n t o .

ITrill he surprised and

h? fo*»il ikv kkt learnesl »h4t kf?

** u s m t FI ET.TV'ltRAN D

NO. l

I RI SH

FRUITS

A N fT

VEGETABLES O B TA IN AB LE

A M IR A T U )

I

IN

BULK

Rolled Oats
Bars Octagon Soap

UGAR

S ROLLS PAtYFIC BR.\NO

PLAIN

R A IL R O A D —

5 For

25/

ALL O V E R T H E W O RLD
•103 Snnford Ave.

L IT T E R CUP

IONA FLOUR

6 Lbs. 25c

118 Magnolia Ave.

SELF-RISING

21 lbs,* 95c

222 E A S T

FIRST

ST R E E T

SULTANA BRAND

SALM O N
T PAPER

$1.00

M

k lra sco

|w h a t

Ifia ifj'i
»r»t»i*i Jw r ** I * -a uwm Hftl,
I ’roa4 Sh + t. 4 /

W hole Milk Cheese
BEST QUALITY BLUE RUSE

f

to

'

I

CFr*/( P/| ' S'js»d?r.eW» tnfk

*e!p.n *t* U f « he«t. «n I %he &lt; i|
lht| m o lt ol them reed / p r r ^ t r H
n canv
C i B R f d koqt*t, R f l ' l fm tt^ i f f f *
* t M t t c tAm v r tl e v TrBr^^vgteafe. B v .h
a d re e n ree«t? e i . | f &gt;( %he« i f f i l l
(o d d j fc»f the r e a ie r n

■ ■ ■ ■ * &gt; - a.:.rmu • Aw

Monday

tHg» i a f ^ '

I—+&lt;.re T*

P\KT3. J*«. ■» - U N 8 1 — I T V
f.r*t ti&lt;f.iii&gt;r of tnr reparations

Thia ia the npininn of Jedi •
Joha l). Humphries. for the p u l I »
&gt;ear« ef the Full-mi Cuuaty So
perW Court.

STAR

&amp; Feed Co.

» n r' of

oktit mect pit' oit,...

• * mmatttl In th# rWmth
i ihtiOitioiv* wi.l he
' '| w i* un«!r rttuotj
»• • &gt; with ths Fourth nt t h o iflrr n o in .
• ' *• ' «i Hnnki o f Ni.«h.
•
H-rtk and
#
•
* r * an*. #f&lt;t |S*
It v «&gt;f Knot.

S E iS ’.ks&amp; SK W ?

&amp;

Effected Between
2 Memphis Houses

! K A]!1JW.On&lt;*. Th# e h *--*
i.r.u iteaffattlvn Jai&gt;. * or 0.
r’ s r to th- nr ftoifnr* it.pnt.
’»i»oliilatlon af lh&lt;^ W wi'r
nrr.; a n tituln^ %h- U»ki •'» «inl »n '.h* hotery of
and

.uprrtne court lummonlng Jadf- t i ' - n in t h e l i e ; l a g e f ,m* Mcxycn*pimow before the rourt to alwv k-abanJ. Jcaaec L. U l U c f . V*r»
,
i.,u«a why • rommiaabm ahuula t v p r.rte d a s baukg "are r&gt; u y*d a t th e
' Prmcolt. i.a4d')i.'.,' &lt;v f i ,**» the* k. not be appoiat**!. Thla « a * InUta,patent delay e f Iked ea.ru
II. r.. W ar-tcr,, pal l i ng worlh- i-rvtcd under li.ui.iana taw a*
, lea rhe-h; Jctr* rohamt, aaaiK automatlchtly poelponing the ce­

y

Bi«c Bank Morffei* h

M e a n w t l W Ik e fo airC rte d e u W 'p il

r falae p r^

, Grocery

FRIDAY, JANUARY t. 1929

8ULTANA BRAND

C O M PLE T E LIN E O F W E S T E R N

TALL; CAN
A R P

2 1 / I A M M O N IA

UKAND

25/
IN BOXES, RATH'S BLACK IIAWK SLICED

ACON
A * P

MEAT M ARKET

PIGGLY-WIGGLY SUGAR CURED SLICED

Breakfast B A C O N Lb
rORK SHOULDER

�ri ’
'■

Ffohtfe Brewing In

'U I V C

Illinois Over Race
For Seat In Senate

T o
* "
/ •IV P
* • * ''

nut* w hich is crp^t t f 1 to bo urev irv
tn tn*l
th ro u g h
th#
% n g lo fis l hatl* a* W a iU in f t H t . The

T'cnrjr Mow -n thf rode* prub-

N E W YORK, Jan
laataed tf ccacct..ra;iag tbcir &lt;•
fort* aolrly on th# asp*
of kiwjm crim fiaii, lh» |M »r
Am erica'! big c ite * ihoulrf t rl •*
tho aOurtt" by devoting a great .t#*i
of Ukotl time to picwutirg Ju&gt;n
1*0 duknquent. from ^conltr-i n»»
ID tho emneou* palS ..f » •»
Thla, la effort. *» tbo nifintiv*
cplnm nf more than ■I**' nifi in-1
Women aocial workrra w • gatlwr.
cd hot* rocmtly to di»ri*»* u *f»
aad moan* of bettering the lirtrj
(afcdition* of urbin children.
Kcrwlting fo o d l a w
Tho contention rtVealc*! thn.ii^l.
almple factual alatenunt*. tnat
Liaouc; nd» o f elty yrw*ng*t-t*. r®r
Ittculaily la New York. &lt; v t a ai-l
E a ita ry ami moral cun.ut otw »
B g h rorolting.
I f f - , hlatory account* wro* *|v
^ 11 o f children left t» tun .i»
air rota bocauae they Uad n.iwner
alao |o go whu becnin" jump. •
ganrstcy* and trentua.ly *uun-l
their career* behind lb# bit# of a
yriaon o f within &lt;ho gr-mly *l-*i.t
waiS c f tho oroculionrr'* chanii. ■*
William Edrrard lla ». prr* «ie...
- *o thn Qoyi* (Tub Fr-loratwn, *•&gt; -

ably
w ;i
I • i t r v ik *
if
perf! alia n.&lt; Of |t.p&lt;*l«r&gt; A rt c o i l t c l. i «i
i !**■«•• %'i t S c

In

K u lh

p r .m a n e s

lla n n a

M rC o rm k k .

.. ... ha* .hnuhlrrvd h#r way .nt«
. ir .all* of n u f i r i i and ga red
a »c I, i* bolicrrd to choii*n #c i*.
«tn ral aapiration* and t&gt; bar#
I f f rye on tho poaitiun now bctJ
jy l ’. S. Senator Chario* S. *te­
nor n. IV-noon ro^ontly ha* *w*pt
to acre ml rlctorlc* -* Cnol rodnty
ind I* a fnerd of Got Klort luwii*
l , K nmix-.n.
M ictlrr Got. F'rumrr win
ll
fu r cp with Mr* MctToiiolra «&gt;r
M M lar Itincrr. or remain nojtial
Int |nr-ufw which form when tftc

name Will grace- lb# police r r - v l «

before* be r*»a*bcn hi* majvtuy.
Dor ng the year lf&gt;J7, Mr. Unit
alio aaid. exactly 37.S01 boy* were
hailed bcfi.r* lie court* in Wenr
l a r k for V«»UiU«»rui o f ihm law.
Loi. Arthur W w it, former pulift
•ttmmi»sioitrr, « n the* rhi«f **L
fctrtnt to the brlirf that Ihf p ‘lire*
forrr hbouUI fSfiriftd its po\hcr» t«»
prtvwnt bo)i lrx#m bcruming rrn.itar 11y Inclined.
Dcacrib# F ip .T la ca t.
Jle de*crit**-,l an raperimrnt in
hi* admiai.tration in &gt;rh rh the p ■Uce lock rc.-rrdi uf 1^0) boy-, a'.u
Memcd In danrer of going wru g
aad tr'ed to k.ep them away fr n&gt;
detlwquency rather t.ian alrr&gt;i l.g
them after th -y had fallen it.tu n.
■There-Urh great unuaual »orU*
pamrr in the po'K* f*&gt;rc« of ere.*/
American city, (W . Woudi tn d
"The paiire reach every quarter «*l
the.city, know every one, are ta­
pe rts la human njture Ireauie they

g:**ra| M irm tlj c.tnrrnca In Januiiy aro e*p#*-t#d to ►# an imm,.
Iran of hii attitiol-.
If (,» * . P a iw r u a linn ».,•
■g a in t Dv:u*n it It o i r » &gt;»d th.l
No Will Join Senator OtU F Glenn,
in throwing potrunag* to Mr*. M
t'urmick.

Ffedovtiur thu yo—t l n iat of
y t W f t f H juror*. It w»u ludic#«-

*&gt;l an nieterminata •entrnco.
Sorrral caaoa In which the an.
rirnt ttilat# ran k# t##tml will
com# up In thM county in Janaary,
tuUnlM (ien*ral Royktn «a d, an*l
a.i attempt will b# mad# to Inr *#
tho -&gt;M la^r

A p p lic a tio n ! coni nu# to p-nir in
In r ita l# )&lt;ihi un.l#r th* inc.im ina
Ji.m tn u t a lu m . tn l u u a i r th.- rom«
ol !t# t# governm ent in Ja n u a r y
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munlrrr,) thoro, ha »a a not at th*
ranch at that tiara Or alra. ha ala
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aOmitting tho killing of a Mavicun
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m a n on tho farm.
That If ho mad* any admliaioaa
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thorn a) tho ro«alt of rartr# aad
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Gambling

JANUARY

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Picking Up Pedestrians

VBH8K roil TODAT ,

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, l i l t

A contest to ehoo»e ■
fow er la now in progress In
1allfomis.
Why not name it
•srild :low *r" in honor of .ilv
TIME
' wood ’ — l&gt;el.ard I FIs ) iKsily
of I hem
New-,
Election officials at
the 4h |totes for President have been
Johns.m t'lty &lt;Tcnn )
Hoover M 92*)
21.42 ' '..'4
3Ut# capitals g a t* out official
JOHN
The new prrit.-er nf Ruumnnet ,
HaHrag (1920)
Ifi. 152J O .)
nrea on bow tS# U. S. electoiat*
The St. August.n, Recorsl lei'll
Coolidgv (1924)
15.725.':''• . ha* discover*.! th* thsft of an
elected a President laet raon.it.
Smith f 192* I
I5.0&lt;i5. i j 7 * ntire rail mad, which Indicate* a, that one of the by-products
TEMPLE*
there were M.79SJ69 ballots—ett
C«s (19201
9.147. AJ i tl;e Arr.-iveanisatiofl o f Uouann- coal is hcxatetramethylamina.
...i |..lit nans and politics ha - I might l.c called that, but
mt 7.707M1 or r K.M1 I | )
W Ison (1916)
. &lt;2.129^56 I
progre*-i I (»r
N'atliviiie (T e » » ) ' often.-- Palalka (F la y
pet rent over 1924.
T a il (1908)
7A79.-td'
Hoover rot 21.&lt;129.109 votes— en
Roosevelt (1904)
7.*2Hj&lt;il
increase of IJ74J09 over the revMcKinley (1900)
7.219.531
ord-brvsklng
Harding vote » f
McKinley (IK **)
7.0.TS.C35 |
I.CiO &gt;M 5.704.093 more tha,-. iNRryan (IKMS)
6.487.940 1
"Ob &gt;ham«. wh*r* l( Ihy bJutbV 1924 CnoM f* tote.
Bryan (I90M)
0.409.1 •&gt;; ;
Smith got 15.00h.49?
voles-Bryan (1900)
0J5M.tr.I j
An old libel, born nf that queer mote than a million short of :r.«
Wilson (1912)
0 J K 6 J II1
personal hatred of Woodrow n glin t previous popular vote, ru'
The 192* ertf. State by Sta.e, ,
Wilion Chat doya not scrupl* to ,.856.141 more than the h'gb.-U is shown l.rlrw. Electoral Resultwhivpar **il arrow, an honored prsviou, I&gt;*mocrallc pell (C ot in Hoover. 114, Smith. *7; Thoma*. !
gravr appnrf In a letter from 1920).
0.
(iaiiMivilU following the telebraThe Hoovey plurality of 6,124.
The Hoover poll in th* Hi'oertu
tlcn of tho (Treat war president's 61! was !&lt;■»» than the C o o W , 2-olid Jbvulh (10 States, was I.IO0.birthday Iait weok. "lie ncv*r and Harding pluralities of 7.7.1V tt* vote*, mor* than twice *i.s ‘
hail tho de-ency to put a m&gt;nu- u li and 7.004.B47. respectively. . Coolidgr rot n 1924 and only .. I,
ment oeer hit first wife* rnrt."
With Republican and Demoer*:«i 160 less than th* Smith vote
this letter attertt. "Ark the rlti oallot, rourted out the balance ml
The Hoover rote exceeded the
ten* where the Is burled how they .'.«UKJ votes in 192# wae dtvtd.i Coolalge vote of l.«24 in eveij
had to pa&lt;« th* hat t» rolled aa follow. Socialist TTioma*. 2*7 . state *scept Rhode Island.
mor ey for s monument, ler.k 'M* 1,35; Worker Foster. 48.228; So--,
Th* largest Hoover plur.lity
.alist-l-ebont* Reymid*. 21.19!: was In Arch-RcpublLen I'-ni.-,:
up.”
,'rohlbit.oner Varney, 20.10); F ,r
VRiua—9*7.791 votes
W* do not need to lurk it up uer-labonte Webb, 6^)91, l e t ­
The largest Smith plural ty J
lo brand It the fa'.ieh.wd it hat tering. 327
wa* In arch-Democratic l^iuisiana
long ago been proven to be. The Table, Th* higseet popula&lt; — 113,495 votes.

FINAL ELECTION COUNT

* »«H

Tho Plant City Enterprise comments on the strong*
action of Tampa citizens in attempting to legalize the use of.
r0 , KM •« Ik*
punchboard* by merchants who see in such gambling de­
M. FtarMOk w i ll I
mt Amreft a. 1—T.
vices a stimulus to trmde.ThePlant City paper suggests that
bolita, poker, dice and other forms of gambling also be legal­
l ' o u n ---------------- ---•AMD mi
m
£ iK ized, and then remarks that after all punchboania have been
I feTiHI
operated right along in Plant City, regardless of law or no
i««u in io i
law.
K ,.“
r r r “ ;8 S
The same undoubtedly could be sqtd o f every other city
cr town in Florida. It certainly can be said of Sanford and
" ■-■■■
i"
—«o*vr -&lt; ll&lt; Seminole County where we do not believe anyone is so naive
d m l u c i r t . a—
Malta* at r i v ­ aa to believe that roulette cannot be enjoyed here if dea l M frtIV simL And punchboards and slot machines arc as much
Ml f o o t * * * r— k
I * aaaiaK l « a a part of the equipment of some stores as the counters
___ a* N t a ’Tltltai
■ fa iM l(r akM M H r and cash registers, i
Hnalalta* aa » « l M
But after all, these forms of gambling are no more
against the laws of Florida than the devices employed at
the Beach Club In Palm Beach or at Tex Rickard’s new dog
k t ila a n m i M i il.
plant at Miami Beach or the proposed schemes for the race
•a afaaali
latMaMadr I
track at Hialeah whjch opens on the. fifteenth. They are nil
•#»**
re* I. * . a ta a&gt;. gambling and all against the laws of Florida. It might be
■I la rW rM a aaM » i better for tho next legislature to repeal all gambling laws
■IUm w a it t&gt; «&gt; ta
than for the people of Florida to continue to make a farce
of them.
IDAY,

HERALD, SANTORO FLORIDA

s;

GRAVES

Loch Arbor

The place to build your home

De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
If You Warn a

TOP-DRESSING FERTILIZER
that w ill give

A b u n d a n t Y ie ld *

OUR nEAVKNLT FATHRR-

I f you have recently motored over any of the through
thou aft our Father, highways leading to the big Florida resort cities, you have
Abraham im Unoragt of
In a*| acknowledge ui not: perhaps noticed the largo number of “ pedestrians” seeking
i Lord, art oar kataer, to gain a “ lift” to some more southern destination., It
; thy name it from doesn’t make any difference how fast you may be travel­ first Mr*. Wilson wst buried In
Rome. Georgia. W~vjr*»w Wilson
Elec l.ii aI
-Iaat.h 63: 16.
ing. how many others you may have with you in your car ordered plered over her gT*»* * btate
V j*
or how crowded with baggage it may be, every one ot these monument of tar* end esprnalvt Alabama
. .. „ . ........ 12
DEPORTMENT
pavement pounders will raise his hand and cry "ride'.1
•ton* which had to be imported Arisons
..
... . 3
That 4«fUy now I do comport myMost of them Beem to be young men, boys, we should , from Italy. In th, interval re- Arkant,,
.
..
3
«e)f
say, about twenty years of age, although it is not unusual TUired for bringing the itonu Califomia
..
II
In tbo curt, casual mod* Jruu
to find them older, some times with white hair and bent from abroad the prviidential Colorado
d
....
7
''f a curtain rebblsh oo an attic sueU. • *mcks. Somo o f them look honest enough, w ear khaki clothes campaign of 1910 occurred and a t-innerlirut
M » * 1t# 1 * * r s M ha
A n .l
M i &gt;■ I &gt; I
• ■ at I I
I...
H f M I L ! * • mm /
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fI ..
aa
lltt.'e group of unacnipulnus pol­ ll-lawan
... .
i
baaad* a faded bat and u m n u i , and walking shoes, and qiight well be walking from Bujtun
.
.. C
to Miami merely for tho exerdso.
But- far too many, of itical opponent, (who wees pub- Florida
b t e t f s . . . . . ^ . . __ ________________ . . I t
se^utatly
tepudiAled
by
that*
terra ef moT-i them harp a hard, 'daring' look hr ttr d r e y e * — ' “ ■lll," r
own party) tried to make political Idaho - .. ---- .
*
T "
We do not blame them foroaking passing motorists capital of th* fact that th* rave Illinois
. . . . .
!9
, mildew. With a rolty, Uuignd fo r ridge. Undoubtedly their w ly is ■ wsarv one; Somewas Without • monument. They Ir.diaaa
............
15
mo .
^
&gt; . * • • (lm6A.it Is quite cold and the wind blows hard.
Sometimes even Went &gt;&lt;&gt; far as to lake a pic- Iowa . .
13
sow tsd koop my prVly
Kansas . . ......................
ID
tui#
of
th*
grave
after
a
heavy
t
rafas
and
catches
them
at
a
distance
from
shelter.
Often
__Oft
. . . .. ............ 13
hailitorm hsd beaten down th* Kentucky
. a^ehaUntly land my gnrdau io (Rfubt even a^, this time of year, when the sun bears
down about noon time, it gets pretty hot beating the con­ •hrub'iery and plant, everywhere j l^uiviana
re*
. . . . ..
crete pavements on the way aouth. The driver, whizzing In th* beautiful j/rmrlrry at Rome. Maine - .
Thle picture they distributed aa Maryland
•^jjilijlT ^ . r*ptur,,1&lt; °r by in Cadillac or Butck, seems to have it pretty soft.
indicating Woodrow
Wilton', Mi ssachu(etta ...
TOM may taka box Isay lima
But wc do not blame the driver for not stopping to pTck neglect of hi* wife'* reeling place. Michigan
___ __ _
!• Bower!
up some of these tramps who ask for a ride. The gobd Citlsen, of Romo were quirk to Minnesota
. ........
I thsB w t nattor at slow Spring'* Samaritan may have been a wise Samaritan for his day,
Alias sslppl _ .
denounce
the
whole
story
a,
the
driayi
Missouri . .
___ ..
but in times like these he might have been a dead one. ihabblcst of political lies.
■at no miaous, mark aa dsy,
Montana
. . _ i ..
Modern tramps have cut their noses off to spite their faces.
no hoar|
. ____
Thirty.ihre* lUuurant cion, Nebraska
if t go stiff Uppod thru i &lt;h Time was when almost any driver, no m»ttcr how selfish
Nevada .. _____
or
unkindly,
would
pick
up
a
stranger
on
tho
country
road.'
including
•
num
ber
uf
new
sHUM Mason.
New H am psh ire_
, paper *diter*. h*v* b**n »&gt;*"*«'* New
; a dusty shall to find the fog th# sake of his company, if for no other reason.
Jersey
But not so now. Automobile driver* have learned that hjr Oav*ntor-*l»*i Csrlton to con. New Mexico l . l
j prise his staff for the coming four
irhara Madiaoa TaaaoU thla sort of kindness does not pay.
Too many
times, has |years. These gentlemen Include New York .... .
—
,
Iho hand which fed the dog been bitten. lOO Often na\0,ior|1# 0j
leading personalities North (&gt;rolinn
- . .
___ ________
______ by the very “ pedes- ] ,, rorW.. Witor b*seh of th* North Dakota_____ _
kavso’t broken any &lt; r f ______________
motorists been
held up ______
and robbed
Tsar
lutiona, per- j trigDi" they were endeavoring to befriend. We remember . t.«*rburg CpmmercUl wonder* if Ohio ............................
I they wlQ last another ,lay.
............
an incident which happened lant winter when an elderly the thlrty-thres must now give Oklahoma
..................
man gave a Uft to a stranger. « hared hi* lunch with him. u;i wbalevtr hopes they may have Orogcn
i art sold U kitrs bssa fM- and then aa dusk drew on. fell a victim to the (tranctr’a mir.ed of something more sub­ I'ennaylvanla . . «, ....
Rhode Island____
usaad person at U a opengun and wa* rohbad. of the few txdtry dollars he posneased. stantial in th. way of politksl houth Carolina r.._
. .
o* t * l Rickard's now dog
Cppoiatment., ,
ig
No sensible jnan givee a lift any more unit** ho haa
DMwtnftt.riD.rsi
ta Miami Beach. W W . it
iennetaee___*
..
1gets all tho gamblers, may with him a companion with a gun to cover the stranger
Bat lo aur way of thinking Uit
.. .
Mt of ths state won’t b* sod make sure that he does not violate the courtesy ac­ title of colonel I, of Immense T ex a s.........
U ta h ______ s&gt;. ... .........
with them- t
' * corded him.
va'aa— If not for tha holder, at
Verm ont___L , . _
..
■ a** ■
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o
least for kis acquaintance#. There
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td

woman la said to

Inheritance Taxes

are a number of men wo know
too well ta call by their last
nek. W#
•sleep Mr
nam## and not wall enough ta call
The unfairness of the Inheritance tax is clearly shown by their first names. A title reck
Tuesday
umber at
(n
the
cane
of
the
Henry
E.
Huntington
estate
which
was
at If ’ they
by which they may
compelled to float a large bond Issue in order to meet a tax be ..Dressed la an ideal solution
&gt;a weak.
go le sleep
of nearly ten million dollars. When taxes reach the point of of the problem.
Call. confiscation, they automatically remove the reward of in­
*aytala-el*ct
For example, ther, is Herbert
dustry and bring about a downfall of government* the very
Felkal of the St. August!ae Rec­
thing which they are Intended to support.
i on New
H bomcin|\
Commenting upon the Huntington “death tax’*, the ord- Wo kniw him for too well
with It losrmrd&gt;
Tampa Tribune says: “ An Instance of the operation of the to cal him "Mister FelkeL" On
i other hand respect for hi*
'ia Uke so m any)
inheritance tax U afforded by the plight of the executors
greater age. beauty and accomp­
tuna In tkd
of the estate of the late Henry E. Huntington, of Los An­ lishment make* us timid about
geles, who have to pay 10.500.000 in “death taxes” . The es­ calling him "Herb." Aad now,
tate is appraised at $42,000,000, but there isn’t anything by grace of th# next governor,
; plain
Uke
$9,500,000 in ready cash, which is the only tender ac­ we may continue to call blot “tel­
Of iu tarn flaaQ
cepted
by federal and state governments for dues Impoaed enet. “
to ka*o «k«w»

upon the dead.
“So, the executors nf this estate have been forced to reArt to a bond issue, to raise the money to pay the Inheri­
tance taxes. Mr. Huntington was s great developer and ac­
cumulated a good-sized fortune; but hb good tgorks and his
thrift teem Ineffectual when we read that bis estate haa to
become a borrower to meet a form of taxation which does
:i
. Soafeld's Rurf*'' 4 not spare the grave."
y kkanld .-all • r K » il
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eimliye

tf rjn»ething

THE CANTON CASE
M71CK CATT0N IN JAX JOURNAL

■

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. Cenapkuonsly absent frets the
Hit of new lieutenant colon*!* la
Editor Lamhrlgbs of th* TaApa
Tribun, whose fin* pen n s sec­
ond U son* In th# edMorinl
flourishes ■- which
chaperoned
Doyle Carlton's sweep to Tall ahasee*. We ran sal* conclude
(aad devoutly hop*) »n*t another
eon s f cobneiey I* Is ator, fag
Editor Lam bright On* lib*
which belonged U Col House'In
the Woodrow Wilson polltknl

Tha Taman hwert ta a string*, him lo drivo U tho jail. Co root* famUy.
hwMaprrkenaible tkiag. F#*d It M ho sskeJ Bar a m oad m r , why

ppea U be la a p#ker
sh# did sock • thing-, sad she
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pereea eut ef every tea ta
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Inc tbs plant at one*.
U*wd tocrMsfuRf by (armart •Ywrywbwra throufbout tbs
South, whs unanimously praiss Its hlfh crop prododfif waiua.
Ths GENUINE SYNT HETIC nitrsts mada by tbs world's
bf|Mt Nltrofia Prodoc6ft to'S*
***! and croo nssda. .
ScUtf by foritU n r msss/aa/srors amd tfsdlprs.
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Neve Yack, N . Y.

AM ERICAN

i\ v &gt;io k k y n n of.y y ior .m o iik r t w n r
L’ALLlL.M N riR ATB for Rale In Seminole County by

FRED DORNER
Sanford, Fla.

It Makes Life

Worth Living
Savings-Account will help you
solve many of life's problem*.
“ IW k of Every Hune Should Hu
6 Bank Account.'*

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EPOSITS made in our Savings Department on or
before January 10th will draw interest from Jan­
uary 1st.

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t he waa fretting aaida a pert oa of kta gfovi (tome 21 tree*)
aa a "h*B of* fame," each tree to
he named far aom* famous ma.:
-h o haa ceadrtbreod mark ta th*
-oridfc adxa^aeaaont aad battorment, tlta Hatha has relected h&gt;tak
u follow»: Ludwig von BeathbM Lathe* purteak, Julius Ceee*f. Chrtatopher Columbus, OLrtr
CromweR, Ohartaa Darwin. Chari#*
Uickaaa, Dr. l la g * Cckoeer, The
aa A Edison. Henry Fred, Renort
Fultoa, Dr. Gorgua, Humboldt, Jefe.

r. DeLeowpe, Abraham L'ncoio.
Marconi, RaekafaOor, Ltawaoaa,
Nowtoa,
Bhaheepoaro,
Goorg*
Waakiagtoa, WUbur Wright aad
Akbor,—the tatter aa ancient ladtan emperor who pwo* pleated
100,000 mange trees rear Agra ta

Elton). Mougkton
Architect
N a l l Book

Bldg.

U ta a d'ffiratt tart tads
•elect m email allot of world
factor* deem tkrough tha
stare tka dgwns ef
and a
rehjact oq whick |
rehjort a h i T T ’weata a
»ta aay field are I
ef credl

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THE-* SANFORD
A t l a n t ic

n a t io n a l b a n k

Affiliated with Ik# AllaeUc Nalioaal Bank ef J**kama*tlU

something to the crude esperi*
i..cnti of Benjamin F tank an, wl.o
with a kite wh'ch he flew Into th*
gsthcrlOg storm clouds la said to
have keen the first to demonstrate
that electricity fould bo harneaeod
and transmitted over a air eg or {
wire. Columbus, knowing not that
at.had discovered * new cuatloent,
iid| tanka aa th* word’s graa'.tal
discorarer oad the Insplrat'on of
many brere and Intrepid ama who
foBowod after.
It ta not tha more theorist whs
ta entitled to last ag fame, hut
rather th* on* who*# theories have
crystallised In aom* practical *ccompllahment la science. Invention,
pkUaatkrephy, etatramanahip, art.
Utters or ralliury achievement
through which Uw world haa bet.
tend aad progreased.

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Plant City, Fla.

SYNTHETIC b&gt;J NITROGEN

M EM O RIALIZING M EN W ITH MANGOES
Harry Poe Johnson, Le, Couul f ‘» manga apociall^ who has
meny acres on Pin# Island planted
to East Indian mangoes. Informed
Th* Eagle acrib* th* other day

Nitrogen Product* Corporation

A rianta. Os.

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113.300
345.746
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115.401
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925,796
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Starts faedlsf lbs crop Unatsdiauly. D m $ noi L nw ts s a lt
/#r ram.
Tb# rthrofwn In Calclaai Nitrntn Is qolck-sctinf in d «r all
wasihar conditions II dtasolwss tmc*adkl«ty and baftns fasd*

Florida

Sanford,

THE

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Firestone
SUPRE
Th* New Ptreotere Bepcome ItaUoeg
dev cUpcd for car ewaecs -h a demaad
at moot io safety, rodsraor*
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truck at a pit.* &gt;**T1 kaidly
(lad

ffBare

• l* i» -

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TH E PRICES NOW
ARE:

AND A FEW m x KK AT

C LE A R A N C E
H ATS
HAS

HKB MOMENTS RAPIDLY!

Thrpg

Lauty

CLEARANCE
OF
COATS

staler *t»W*.

* Of U « « pt y wu llly la ‘Thr*# Week E a te r
tea “ l i r Elinor Giya *ay&gt; t e kaa MMothlng

it IfoaTI aw* wlUi Ulya M*a&gt; D « rvtwlng
14 aa th# *Wah#r fog th* #14 ’‘te-reaL’*

MILANE
L^'t'uV

s* ?"rJ*y~ .A

R

eady now

in frock# for all Sprtoftifna

PR IC E
Specially Reduced T ables O f

/
B'
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ti

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ir •?-». - r t f
“Pin-Am anti-knock gasotioc." * "
&gt;arfy ' Yttnr'rvmih W fM rfi
Par*
manr yca.% Salmon t.'p; a stadia
The nrw tasnlio* U eriorag • rick
near Irr-R VThsrf.
polilcn hu« m anly as a oUUnetlra
An I ,«rT«a!&gt;da by ‘ Urt'i, i:*Imark and protection to iba txadh. .
t»on r*ir.t»d many splendid scene*
The coloring material tui* bo rffstfz
around Glasgow and Liverpool,
cne way or the other On the quality
and ore of the views of the Glas­
N E W ORLEANS, L a , Jan. 3. — 1 the gasoline. 1 hit quality la pro- .
gow harbor Is in the eollretbra.
! tlurcd by refining method* ao that
Or.c
af the recent outstanding fea­
Another canvass shows * shipping
I tho motorist gets an anti-kanek
j
view off Liverpool. The third is tures in the gasoline and or! had- I isn o lino made 100 par cent front
of Swansea, all dons with infinite nr»» was the Introdnctfcro by the i pur* petroleum producta.
tare to perserve detail.
I’sn American Petroleum CorporaOne uf the most Intsrrsting nf ii.,-1 of :he n&gt; w Pun-Am anti-knock “QUESTION MARK’* STILL U P
llOSTftfJ. Jen.
3— (IN K )— the oils I* that by Antsn Roux.de- I
IM PERIAL
AIRPORT, ■ IMThe
oil M itM th u eltt StntJ renting the ship Josephine, of I Tin* n.w gasnline, according to P E R IA L CaL. Jan. 4. — (IN S )—
Lotion. enL-ring the harbor o / 'o llu u !* of the I'm Am orgmnixalio c v . furrd fey and wide for Its
In the air for more then 74 hours
many d.mideto collection* of an- I Marseille. In |X.» elth. the rity'* j Hon. i. a tUU per cent petrvlcum at 9:40 A. M. the giant army a s .
s« s btckgroumL N ear-' product. In
u:.ier words,
the
waterfront
tkjui-.. ivsrine .Replays, and boast.
"kn.*ckle**” &lt;|ualitirs are not se- durance plane "Question Mark’*
ing ont of the flr.est eollec'.lons by is a huge scene of a Tunisian
ruted t y the a.l*fltlnn of any pro­ otday took on 175 gslons more of
corsair
boarding
the
ship
Mer­
o f the pirsphensHa of the hay
duct not rrlatrd to petroleum, but gasoline at that time and than
SAtte'* lost industry, whaling. ho&gt; cury. of Boston, o ff Sardinia. The
roult from special handling of tho soared north fog Los Angelas.
painting
is
sivid
in
action.
acquired another set of paintings
gasoline
itn'clf.
* Tho crew of the pinna signailaJ
A
picture
nf
tho
American
kardepict,nc famous &lt;&gt;l,| ships. {
to the refuelling plana "svary*
Exhaustive
tests
covering
%
Now irsnafoctred into n ntus- f|Uo I'alypso under sale in the Eng­
thing »well.’&gt;
Vtjm. the ifi\ State House WVB once lish Channel, sn.l a rtesv of the to-ri.d i f many month, were car­
ried
out
h«f
iro
the
n*-w
gaaidiltv
l&gt;.sr-|tir
I|errl.,t
„
f
New
Vnrlt
forTIBAI. W AVES HIT JAPAN
the serrr » f many histories) Inelder** aot*-..lating the l!*»«lu - rir g through a hcajry sea. are two was ptsc.'d on the merUet. |)ue to '
LONDON,
Jan.
4— (IN S )—
tiora.y 'V.tr. K '&gt;m It* balcony, ether \ery nfettkr ricture, tn the the vao ppru.tuctlon resourrea ef ■
Total wsvek sweeping many cons­
fjc ir g
ate' street, were pr I c. llertion. Ilar»tup Surymoite. Cap- , I'an \m the c-.mt&gt;»ny U aide to |
claim. .I tie l&gt;.&lt; laratl.-n of tndc- t » '" weston commanding, alv. mf/ s« In t spe. .al entile oils from whi* h u l villages and towns In the pre­
nyml.....
the
Itepesl of th- be -wee o ff Sable Island in 1*60 by to n.f.r.r t) r anti kn.wk gasoltnv ^ fecture of Nligsta, Japan, 4»n»e
»i-.| linnlly a quality was pc.Hlur*,) ! taken • toll of 150 dead end m **y
Star? p ' ■. and the declaration of moonlight.
! Pea. e S
Englamt, At .me time
Am. ng the ..th.-r rholrr, art M e, that met with U&gt;e unanimous Sjr- |injured, an Exchange telegraph
|th,. ho.hting housed the British at the Old State House is the lsrg- proval of the officials. Tests ig I dispatch from Tuklo stated today.
Arosy in lhislon.
• ' am
n ship model » f th.- fam­ various tpc* of high compression! The tidal waves followed severe
in e . uUd ln the newest
a-quisl- &lt;-u' *hip Const.tute&gt;n.
Th» hud motors met with esreptional re­ ! ,t„rm e »t sea off the Japannese
r three slew* by Rolert ^ wj * l».,,lt ftr*t in l* to by a t hi- sults. and lae-l week the g*»&gt;!inr j Coast. Hundreds of houses scare
making ,
thousands
Knlmon
consider*.! one of the j nesr. and t. r rigging was added nt was distributed to the l*art-.\m ' inundated
Stations under the brand naire I nomeleM.
greete't
marine* artists of the I a liter date.

New Pan-Am Gas
Makes Hit Because
Of P u r e Qualities

Massachusetts State
IIoi^eAcquiresCan-'
vnsscs O f Old Ships1

*»pU»r In- thwart tba***f#

,*

r l t f of’ a million dollar, J J j
■ r t t m ia r w , sons* „ f
ra confiacaUd by Urn femes

fho Berlln auction is bellied
r#. 10 btrei’ W n a test u le'. the
Wrainter of others wtdrh would
» « « * » portion sf the erwr.
» ■ artistic resources of ILu-ux
the wotid market. It li doabtL^hather much of th« apfendor
■ta tq i» a scums and talierte*
^ &gt; P 1 ^ . on the auction
"Ut thesi* are many who
krgttw that half a dozen or so BofiembrqiMH* would nol be missed
•ut of th« Collection of 42 in tho
£ u w fU gt irr Leningrad. "The
lions might detch

to

;

make any multi-millionaire feel
like a pauper are valued at almost
and fltrura above a hundred railBan‘dollars. 4 r ~ • *
l
Flee Point ef Lsw
r Use Berlin auction raised a fine
bolnt-ef InUeraatlonil Haw. BruCe■a^t haa'establUhed the fact that
goof. (seatedmineral-rssouycrsc
or
——-.......—
--j—
te pret&gt;ttiy o f previous govefnnta cannot be reconfiscated if
etoiiUwM * -i»*4e 10 t«U the
party abroad..The trade treaty
wean Norway and Soviet Rut, for etpmple, guards against
narahlp disputes.. la a clause
which the Norwegian governfit ryeoguilds that the confiscaI Russian trade fleet belongs to
i Sqtlrti jgpyomment. qonfi.ratjwrsonsl effects, according to
aftfctloMi. precedent may
b.within tho country of
Id .within
&lt;f consi Inn. It (a an open, question
ever whether confiscated per­
il effects can' ha sold In a for^Mlj^Kude of the'BovIat pres*
legal experts la expressed In
TolTowlng articls of I’tnalt I*Ij Rumanian refugee novelist,

n f t w j a dkggilit r ' y
doingV. tsS lsl Russia la «ndon the fpreign whits g u sH iu
■cried. Tho barbarian
aiw robbing tha people
treusureo.* "Yot‘ then,
“

-wblto gwardl.ts when th*y
^ ^ T iw wei -hr Rnwtw Wpl
.- i

jorbwl up away
i C K rW^C *1
&gt;.
Im^gBXaiUtiooanr government

dsUrlat gtvns un
Jvurgo,\i» ‘lovers
sj. Rusxia It anu,|ta . work of
f f i vtUsallon In
: arerk anksmp-

iorw, 3.oo«.uw)
( M f lo death In the
uf 7 to I years ago
asanas witht portrait*
I g«nereis and noblo
yiag their charms,
no museum to remind
W^ooa ef the s u f*r• W j W through dura furious
l who by attempting
Soviet regime caused
»)
these historical
t (generals
»W

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v / c y -fv ir? -"— '
"Whet site dees s h n w e o rt’*
"Why, er—i'v# forgotten the tia*,

FRENCH WOMEN
HAVE NEW HOPE
OF W ANING VOTE

N&lt;£w Train Service Is Inaugurated
Between Middle West And (’’luridu

JACKSONVILLE, Jr.n. *».— VV d •*Mc« •&gt; 1*• ( V n t f a l 1*l , r
Mill
t
the pise ng iota service Jan. I of •
t p‘ «int» I nif *'4Ti
the fte*,v Ilixti* Flyer and l*i*&gt;w
f AC untie Ci&gt;u4t Lji!i* i ’. uih
r.d' |
k a* |) v ilU .
m
wm ••
t m ip n r t lU n between
The l&gt;tx f K ly t r , n«
*V
.it. ! juu» on,| ot‘r.-r middlj \Ve»t, rn
Po’ntM und rtrHdu will bn op.xir;,l n o w i; »n.J reip)*ruJ«'hl ;n i U *A s&gt;
UrtoTtiinsr tu an snnoapecnactit ny •(c*clslly (on.tructr l ^.|utpni&lt;iii ,s
A. Hire Kinie, Fl.'rjda l'sv»eng&lt;: a l or.a nt^ht »ut train (r.r.t Cli lOi/U
PARIS, JAN. 2__ UKH)—The.
Aginit hi tbu Nash'.* It', Chsll.*- cni 81. Ijujm, |iU5aci)i;u i » fkom
Women of t rpnee fiavs a mw hope n»&gt;t« nn*| St. Louts Railway.
iki4 train uri'.virtf ^.anf.*n| i&gt;ii t.iv
of winning tbs bqlfot.
J T K &gt;« itc|IsnaUy lirntm tra'.a;
.naming of'the sec, ml. ‘Wt.. h '. .?|
1
with
rnta
fkaipittent
and
fkvter
The saying* “It is an ill ahi.li
Limited l.riig.t its p.aasjf|gv.s to!
Inst blows no gaud" hriJ tiut- i a I! schedules, pill ■pr.tvf)# IheV |.u
’yTLfli.'j’s. w!t iPJwVfc# un&gt;ut i&gt;uV)qJ •vy Fiort.la.fi *ui.ttu!-*aor;her
rtett-k
to* recent crisis in which uB«&gt;l ‘uwir
■ the rm; h lAalrtT . T fit's' count. ;• ivmU w th-bat «itu mykt«&gt;n L-.iit! I
U fa cabinet fell and aapthei was li,. Kzng slstgd. Tha'roinfurt 4.U1 tha (rain.
'
c .
*
c..nvtn!ctt.--j hlft-rcl ifavclljt* br
(armed.
Mr. King utMid tke sonthbound {
I ai* speaking frem the point of boih.ltslas l« cppegtct) |&lt;t lu. *«.r- a'.uVtm .t to* dala v«n Mu- Divt-j
tally Incrtnua rh* vrinlcr travel in f Iyer ruutc trains luta Itcen c j- ]
view of Women who halve pleaded Cortili this
ho sold.
-opt Lastly g'w.«l.awl thak odvAIKr
to long for tho right to participate
O h its trips front Uh'cujn and h ^klngv for January indicate a
In the general elections. As, Lsuls alter Jan. I, tho Oixls •Ubatantfsl incraase over Ilia proIt Seems t« me that lb-? pre^-it J’lyrr a It bare etit/raly iu,w vious season
‘
,
Isuvemmvnt, In the majority, Is La- cqalpmast Wilt cspcclsRy fbr Ihu
coratde to woman suffrage, «rd tir.in by the Pt.'dtiMn &lt;*omfa»ny
r«» iikar
.Vlouiivij bills
*w •« •• a
ihis government Is, of course-, the and rivaling U&lt; bed in tho t*tun*
w
j
fdr
eScjarr#
r.n
.1
lu
fn
y
.
Tl.v
result of re-shuffHng uf minister­
WAS III kit:TON, dsn, t - ( I N R )
ial posts during tho crisis.
fcka^vd, ..c'.eaii.-vik.» trid/i -—Ta* lloaxr Yi*'*&gt;*l Uqgfrol Cumut&gt;J traversiyg the
mu tout**, m &gt;U&gt;« t e lc y iW lu l hi hold hear­
Cabinet Farofiblt
To see a cabinet pir-lliixu.-d in v.ill, dur.Ug tho plater eututna.-I.? ings On Jan, IU (&gt;n bilt&gt; of Reps.
fnvor of our esusq is must hearlet - &gt;-! er . 'r l on n tl»Irto atl-pali.iun
x.r Tts&gt; uf Florida n'vl l*r.me
lug, but perhtps a abort outline of hnslS, V III *(1t!b car, vh.«rra&lt;ioit lU ) of Ft*- auDturlsiag fltwl
tne suffrage movement in Fruntn ysr, dravlsg.r&amp;om xul
eOntrui prujccti on Lake Qkn la noexssary t„ show why Uyj« 'a n&gt; *nt tisejlag eats.
rhsdwo and tits CalwaaliaUblr
The running Fpta af hath Uui.tf
Les
b*an
shoitea.
.1
vith
convtO’ Nlntt yrnrs ago tho Chamber of
Deputies voted us tho right U takj 'ntk hours of arrival and depart­
W EST " A L A IIP-KTI- -Inter,
part tn nil electlona, hut its hill ure arranged from pud tpal eit.sm rti'o Alr .Llni-s, Inc, will stif
rflid In the Senate. Again in liUiA, Both will ho solid thru tra'ns tn here on p*»ienger e.'r lin* be
tbu Chamber nave us rvatrlrti.l Fiord!* with thru equipment Xr-m twesn Jflaml and Chicago.
rgbts, g van In municipal i tuctJune. The flinata irrtHadv caUq
•V"n aueb a slight eon-essUrn.
Tbs point Is that a Premier Es»
naves made wemsipauffnme a Met­
ier of confident** on attkh the gor.
.scassent Wuold be wUiing t» gtund
or fall,
the reasoon far tli.s
la that piay pga |gh'nets bave
never been In arcurd with our daaianda.
|t teems Improbabb that a Rill
fur Woman’s Vnlgy, with'tbs en­
dorsement of the present cabinet,
would rail t« win a tote of, confr.denca,
•
OpfeSe MU Ursary , /
Oat Freubw.imen must impma
tho minister• With t&gt;e lorerlly and
importasiaa of lh&lt;Hr edaae. 1 do tot

Cabinet OfFrancoAt)-

pearn To lie I avorable To Suffrajcc

a ., tbs (licet

,raln1- ■ r,w trv ?

Ttvlay you can sCe the most sensational auto*
m iddle ever introduced— Tho Outstanding
Chevrolet of Chevrolet History, a Six in the
price range o f tho four!
Xoday, this am azing ncw.autotnobitc it on dis­
play in jour showroom * and w e cordially In­
vite you to com e in for a_personal Inspection i
W h e n you lift tJzo hood and tec the n ew sixo lin ilc r ra!vc-ln-hcad engine you w ill realize
that a n o w era ha* daw ned (hr the buyer* o f
I*.w priced automobiles.
Representing four
Vs irs developm ent and testing, this new p ow er
plant Is a m arvel o f advanced design. A t every
speed U operates with that delightful smooth­
ness w h ic h everyone demands today in a
ec.odcm autom obile.
It develops approxi­
mately 3235 m ore pow er than any previous
C hevrolet engine.
It displays sensationally
greater speed an d faster acceleration. A n d yet,
Jtepite this brilliantly improved perform ance.
It maintains Chevrolet’s w orldw ide reputation
f. .*• econom ical transportation b y delivering
l.-&lt;ter than rm m m i f c o f tuxmty miles to the
grdten o f g a tolln d
v
*&gt;-

Great Array of New Feature*
Matching this spectacular advance tn perform­
ance Is the greatest array of new features Chcvrolcrhxs ever announced.
big, new four-wheel brakes arc exceedingly
r.ul-.t in operation. The new* two-beam headlamps with foot control dimming device were
never before available in Chevrolet’sprice class.
And so on tltroughout the entire chest!*, you
will find feature after feature previously de­
manded in (he finest of automobiles and now
offered on (he Outstanding Chevrolet In keep*
L*g with Chevrolet’spolicy of constant progress.

Th*

Distinctive New Beauty
liuf, however Impressed you may ho by the
mechanic*! superiority of tho Outstanding
Chevrolet, your admiration will reach even

S

catcr heights w hen
stinctive beauty—

you study the car’s

Partial List of Outstanding Features

—the marvelous new Fisher bodies represent
• masterful example of artistic coachworl.
5 «ver have beauty,comfort, convenience and
gwunch conn ruction been more skillfully
»*m KoeJ In the bodies of any automobile I

Near tb c y lln J u rvosov, arise 4b »
k«a*l typa* fully M c U a i
Nsw satesnatle luhilcstioa ef
rocker arm racchsnUm.
N**» fabric camshaft p sr.
N »w hcaslrr crankshaft Sad.
BfbJ JfiumUiIlT hilifKtA
N rw rr-inturcrJ ptsson ptoa.
Nrsr hocapos msnltJ.1.
N rw AC gusilliM pump wUh i
rs placing vacuum Saak.
Nsw type AC air siaanar.

V w e u rg e you to com e (n today a n d Inspect
*hb *'ui»UtndLx^ n ew car.

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AD RATES
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la, will b* received
and rollfdor teat

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Morning &amp; Evening

T O P SH O P

Delivery

S p «r(*f Tep SNip
inn tv Sk w n I Street
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LONGWOOD
D A IR Y

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Small *ilvrr »nrf*h bag
ining on- pink arid on.
handkerrhief. a parrel po.t
datrd the 3rd and &lt;mali
-H r ward.

Phone 131

furniture

PLACES TO EAT

WOOD a COAL
M H itril
p

bungalow
M TRAYED
OR KTOLEN i'P M ICK.NT— 4 P K m
with aertantw i.uartrre. ^omge
Ida letter dt g. female, white
well b*pt ground*, available after
''lemon nw.U on head and
•an. lit . fhone |5.
Floder plea**- notify J
C.
ileon, Phone k i i -J.
HOUSES KOI: R E S T ehould h.
kept Iwfore the new comer* who
-Black and tan deer hound are arriving in Sanford almoa'
■mal| bell, name llowny dally Our low monthly rate will
PlU. lio i 48, Otteen. Ke- *ave you money. Call US for a
irprcxntatlve.

Mather

furnttur**
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S t Apply It. K. Kent. Phone U.
ESS CARDS wilt bring
Mflneaa during the wlntar
| New realdenta alwaya
the Cla*iifled ad* for
tnta. fo u r card In the
U CoL mas will bring reHr mor.4kty rataa. t'Jtll 1M
Iprraeatatlve.

Art Gallery For Chap Snag,
» o e Sanford Are.

2 «5

107 W#*» f n i .It.

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Maffet a Thrallhitl

Apartment for Ham. Mahoney
A pt*. Kl****i 1'ark A*e
tV a;. .
«rtl ,■ ir-ic1' furni*hrd- ill'll'* I*

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N'ewly decorated, with fir*place.
garage,
reoaenable.
Alw* I
room Kou*e. Ptu ne Hr*. Igw lt
71*0 between N and ID A . M. and
7 and 9 P. M.

17— ItuainrM P la rm fo r Rrnl

FOR R EN T—2 nice .to r.* Sanford Ave, Good location, f 11.00
DODGE
can wad Graham truck*. per month each. Phone 13&amp; or in&lt;|ulre Hill tuimher Co.
IStb Street. Phene 2.
laUP-HARMONS
Ford Automobile Co.
oha Ave.
Phon. 137

20— MiHceilancou* For Sal*
you S A L E -O a k and pin* wood
— Hotel llryant Wood Yard —
700 Kact 7th. a t Phone B2S— X

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l ‘OU SALK— Puraiture of apart.
merit, good quality, gw d tondilton. under half prW*. Inclu.We
ruga, wicker living room *ult»,
h**U and bedding, drv.eer», re*
frlgeraler, oil heater, three bumer g t» hot plate, aU. Telephone in
KG BLOCKS — Irrigation evening T70.
and C*b" * 1 cement work.
Concrete Co. J. E. Tee*
, Prop. 3rd. and Elm.

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no Only Sniffs
n Athletics Ar
*d As Winners
it sy u

K SW YORK Jan. 4 —“ Who't g »lag Ao beat usT* It'S funny tb w t
things yke tfcat. George Roth, tk*
basehai| player w ai craftily cen
rtaling hU real purpose tchlmi i
ntaak 0 (indifference but a claeei
aluilent. of honanlty, aeUowtrl U
look fe r nuancr* and hladen mean
u*g«, per i rally la r^ u il »&gt; an rmeiganry. For erfuhide, I hare ar
ta t* th a t, wfmt h r ratlly warded
t* k n o ^ w aj, mho mat going U
beat1. tW g k ,. e*.
; i • •*
. H h flu n l a question, a* a malt?,
at fa t* U was on aaiw er. Jt
inertly ,w*j George'* way of «ay
l a g 't h a t nobody alia g tln g to
beat Uin Naw York Yankee* out
o l th* (llSO pennant for the alntpie
reiH at that, ht Ma opinion, they
had rre(la*ly nobody to b a il..
•Th* P h ilad tlp h a AthUilca,”
the w riter auggM ttd trntatlv.ly
Mlatat Ruth inlffrd. Only a* man
ranted ^n th* lat^pikga .of the
am ff-ia man Mka m yailf who hat
atcdlcdith# sniff In Ita home lift
ftotnilh* eorief of a nearby tt.c —
could have uedentood tho n it ira
o f thl* m iff. I t waa rhatorlca’, *:•
oqaent. Hearing It, t a t g o t th*
taptbsaion th a t Mate Antuo.iy

-V&lt;OCm\V coov-p f,t
r.iu.vk&lt;sMCtC.p —

othrr player. This'lilt!*
|
‘iron fooiwaar U u i the c iid r i of th* spo.t
til.n s U tm k linger pitch
i field.
III* avtraifu
|e 4 in 4 *# aevsnty-fhv
cull tabs
h t tournam ent will be
c W
Kalieriun, I s , am?
K&gt;ttrr Frank Du ryes. T.'i
a t tllm n y Risk. Mooipe,.PuTt,Wo.*m«a»i, Ikrchc.,1 Georgs a w r, Akion, 0 .
y J. Bento, Atlantic -Ity

iVarelo

:»Ur will u
tk . Ui« trainis too Dravao,

eor.ipira.*y to violate the prohibl
tu n law* .n d ura* given n rhnr:
U r.u in priron.
Home Itavrlopmrnl*
Devpltc thl a apparently |? a j
hj ive-:c„ fmm n tw**fo!d lnve*t.
i~ation whirh ha* coat t h e Fed­
eral and- emnSty government*
th 'lfurt U «.f •iollars, there lia&gt;«.
b&lt;«.ri lhe«e ib'vetopmen'-i:
1. A t»t«i of 107 peraoua. lb.
:luiiu&gt;t| tvn. Mato N pnam tativaa;
a police liupector. u doaen police­
men and aeort* o f lo.aiiy prom­
PITTSBURG h T Pa . Jan. t.— inent political worker*, were in­
(IN S l— Although tho nam ei of dicted b y 'th o Federal Grand Jury
r tr ir a l hundred official*, politi­ l»»t summer fo r alleged compirary
c ia n , rackcteeri, aril bootlegger* ta violate th* dry law*.' Of tblr
hare b*«n listeckon Federal and number, seven pleaded guilty or
county indictment* sine* tho lid of no defense, but two later wer* a l­
Pittsburgh's
alleged politically lowed to withdraw theao pl*al;
reptro'l-d vice ring v u tilted fo rty fo u r w ire fr.ed a fte r a
Isat Summer, only five persona lr is | on a diro.-t.d verdict from
actua'ly *tan«l convicted of char­ tho bonch, and-U S nearly all rela­
ges ghowlng out of th* mo»t wld*. tively unimportant, aw ait iris'
-ptead vice probe In th* Iron early in 10£h
2. Ths Allechenry county grand
City'* history.
Only o nt " B is Cun ’ la actually jury returned recoramcu-ialtom
fa th* telle of the law.* II* li A1 for tho Indl-truant of 241 p«r*on&gt;
fo n u y , k»-&lt;«I!cJ JClng o f P itts­ on charger ef hoote law rloliCose
burg's slot machine racket, who and collusion with official*. O.
picid-J no dcf*n*e to charges i t till* number, 18 persetu were cite*

Only 0 ::c“»iK Ceun"Is
In lo iL Of Law Af­
ter Drive Upon Vice

RRSBUUG. Fla. Jan. 4
Holders of city, ro^nlv
horss shoe pitching
lips, sflU gather . hem
I to rum pats In thg anlyarJ goLT* tournament

tea,-. 0 ., carpenter, w t
«4 lift lidr- Davis h v
tamplonsltlp title long**

ta Imperative.
caeat*
On the other hand. In making | dance,
silent pictures sound ia on* of ih»
essentials.
Ils rr’a how It truths out at P u t mount.
Tho h(gminng of
i:. a *I!cnt plct-ito is ths slifnal for
o n nutbutst of viinil. Wlten the
d lector yell* “csmira** th# mu*,
iciara Lurst Into melody ae.J there
la a g e a srtl hurrah.
' In the talking picture th* beginr i n t cf action « h rai led by *iln&lt;&gt;*. hound pr*uf d.m u ar* relied
shut. OuUUIo a whistle shrieks,
v.orniny th at all souud on ibe lut
m ost’ cease.
.
- ' Tit SA T ED 0 » »
J* D t th* set * men at a fable, I n o n p e v
W EEK KH Ei
eallei tho monitor's table. Me is u n u i j l
Short
h rrath lat
waichlog a i - m
uf colored relieved In 14 to 4a hsrnej awaitlights. In n telephone h* speak* la* reduced ht 18 l a 14 d ay s
th* aew cinema word "Intsricrkcd.” Kegalatea th* heart, rarrert* the
It m ta n th a t cameras and adu.nd Brer and kidaeya. t fori Hr* th*
rveordirg appaihlus
In .sy * : rntlr* sjatem . Calluat Drop#)
c ci cay.
. .
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, . ll»modr Cam ptay, Dept. 24A
1
1 ho direct#*: does not use a » e g , kllsata. Ga.
aphvne. ' Quiet, pUa/«,“ la bU aduun I'otk. Amid a tllenc* that can
-.r.-»it bo fait Mtlou commences
on sound plcthir.k. .
When tisa dirvUer oodi
vra**i
) Is arm
. p!ay«r», carefully
r.-Ns.-tt.cd fn u t s a r j , a ta ri th#Ir
artlan. Their vukta raaae o il
rU itlitig d e a r in tie desd ilh-rc# W.lh U« sound Uva Uniiott
U lilo k w . / ' ■■
Ir.aldh sound proof beotha rtm e:a.« are elk h in t. But even that
no -b it abut away behind th'tfc
w ulh gn I plat* glass windows.
E t 'i p t for th* taah-iika rau u isbootlM, the m atlU r'a table tad lire
lUJpvadrl etic/uphone* .the sat, U

SPECIALS

For
Saturday

Saturday ■
W h a a m en t a r n o u t t o i sa le y o u know I ts bobs# H A L E !
T h e y w ere lin e d a p a n d tr a i lin g fo r B ar J a n u a r y C le a ra n c e
(11a ■ o tftlB z u n d ” «OBFpet: u p (h e saw In g a lik e w ild I ir e .
H e r a a r e j u a t a fe w " e x tr a sp c c la V * f i r F althrdajr, look
t h e n o v e r a n d th e n rom * a n d In sp ec t th e h u n d re d * o f
o t h e r a o rIh w h ile e a v ln g a w o o f fe r.
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Director Rekeit Milton had to
Uimw aw ay hi* New York cane.
It. tease moaiesk* he lapped wIGi
It oa ths floor. The lip , tap. w ai
a g b t a m l ht lath'ng pktorts. ‘J
Florence VWar’s ‘ IS the west
Wvetr voire in UeUywcod. It U
said U be HoUIlk. aad • Hiking.

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K »# vy
lahfc s o d * t t f y
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for Indictment. Tbit number In­
cluded oily ore prominent person
rolIet Inspector Charles Faulkner.
Them has been testimony Be­
fore the two grand Juries and iu
open court:
I. That U&gt;|i)*r'Wa* Sold directly
from a pollc* elation.
S. That a prominent legislator
acted as an unofficial court of ap­
peal and ”/l*ed" bootleggers who
ran afoul of th* law.
H. That police officer* forced
brotlergcrt and saloon keepers to
purchase through them, or doted
them up.
4. That children were sold II&gt;\aor.
•
5. That a centrally controlled
ring collected millions of dollars
•-.uually from tint machines, wl.hu
catered In many Instaneea to
school children, and that pools and
nttirtea operated with th* knowl­
edge of police officials.
|'rob« Uaak Account*
JT»* hank' accountt of prominent
mile* official* were investigated
*»y the county grand Jury and so—
•ml months hare been given over
'o Irvettlgallons.

SPECIALS

UtOe lOfftfeat Jnm the seta card
a onlinery pfctern. The differ*nc*
u that between .aoUe and tU,rcc.

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» * anted by Stale lload U tp.rtm rnt for ten *tate road projeeti.

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Darltf jtcaetit champ.on.

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T i r e , W e:k r.rds" U th# now
&gt;k»'U marrleO. M nit**. ao4 3
louL U ) aakaown k i l n at u S
I ' a r i i i t . hit :. t h r lha “madcap
•l-caieeo. AovUeoa or araaltta,
ot U&gt;e teiectt," C arm Bow. It wma
tk* aak ao eo heirs at low. lea*tee*. d -*!•*«• er a raolee* f
written by the timnCB novelist.
JU K N
a.
IIO W K Il.
te O M U
Ehnnr Giya n‘*J d re-led by Clar­
III:ftIIAS MtKHKK. • • T ru e tJ
in.| i:\K u ler under Ike L»Jt e l
ence Ibilget, ro t? l In tho screen
and .teetii !:••■« of John Cl H-vwN
w:r!:( lo r h u d?ft ilire.-tortal
trn liilA
I f all* * &gt; a * t
If M M
liU unknown eucre»eora In ernefl
touch** in comedy production*.'
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le
tlte
ta
of
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ThU “Me three- of fllmdota 2 dad , an* nn.l Ml pereona hetlari
a r rlaJin in *
any
r l a h t . m l * «»'
t i l brough. tng;l r»r Birain by
lutare** m *M ro Ika t n w i ||
PariBicont a fte r tho m eat public
h-ralnnfler ct»rrrll&gt;ed. HefenOaDtaJ
ItnilKN UK K v n i.trI T lk l
’
sc.l-il.it
Riven
t.veir
pictures,
t iib static o r r u n ta n a . to t u b 1
“It” and “Rod Italr.”
AKTKM KAMIID DKlIiNOAXTl.
ui-.r.KTtxu;
Tho story of “Three Week
MAl'.T 1. MOtUIAN. If alltf. sal]
F nln” concern* the tria ir and TO:
|( itee.1, ker unknown b*lta at UWkj
lecnUa*. devleoe* nr araaUaaJ
trib'ietiora of a poor but a ttra -ta n d '—-------- MtiMOAS. bee hind
i\ o H r| uf a cabaret choru* whose
t-cort. It eke la married. It altsdl
entertainment I* contributed by
eaollf dead, hi* unkanwit belti a t
Uer, Unatee*. tlavleeaa nr eT**t*
the playboy* of Broadway daring
Ibe onkanwa belrn at leva
lraal&gt;4a. derleeea ne. srsM eee'st
tho week end*. It contain* many
JOll.N
I) IIOM'KIt, t H t t a f l
colorful *rc|0*nccs of night elub
ur.BJ.tAN u i k iik i ; as i M m
life ami ak*o interesting pnrtjr*
r.:id e ie rg ttr under tk* ta*t « B
in and around the country places
of the wealthy.

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bean offtred 'n raah ynto*
wrmvmctrt wlU be coauue'.r tb# eld “reund robin”
1th each player i lathing
try ether entroat In ***
Ihl game.

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TITUS AND QUINT TITUB S
m oU st p .iU rts had a hand la
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C urbing Newspapers

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M in n e s o ta h a s n s e n t l y e n a c t e d a law w hich m a k e s it
p ossible f o r u ju d g e to B r a n t a n I n j u n c t i o n t&gt;&gt; s u p p r e s s t h e
p u b lic a tio n of u n e w s p a p e r w h ic h " r e g u l a r l y p u b lis h ed m aliclous, sc a n d a lo u s an d d e f a m a t o r y m a t t e r " Col it It. M.
a a u . * s i i i . nr. xv ____ _ . Ktltrnw Cormlick. p u b lis h e r of t h e C h i c a g o T rib u n e * t h o u g h in no
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p u b lis h e r s o f M innesota, ta k e n it u p o n Inm.-elf t&gt;. figlil Ihftt !&gt;M I t l l ' T M&gt;N I I A T F . I
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, n e w s p a p e r will be a ffe c tisi, blit t h n t s c a n d a l -h ee ls, w h ic h
seldom c a n be suc ce ssfully * .•■&lt;!. c a n b e n u t n j i .&gt;f b u s in e s s
j K d itn r a n d P u b lis h e r, n atio n al t r a d e J o u r n a l for n&gt; \\ *|ui|M'r&gt;
men, t a k e s a n o p p o site c o w a n d a r g u e s as billows
“T h e f a c t is* th a t no in wspa|»*r whii h n g u l u i l v p ub
llshes s c a n d a lo u s, m ain ions a n d de fa m a tu r e in.t i l e r &lt;iin
s ta n d fo r n single week in a n t A m e r i c a n i e t n n n o i P \ if the
Inw o ffic ia ls of th a t o . m m u n . t v a r e clea n a n d ■ s iiiiy e iiip
e n o u g h to p r o s e c u te the (Oildtsher H oliest p f ipie need not
fe a r b la c k m a ile rs .
"W c a s k if Hie |i n -s of t h i s c o u n t r y i- not n e.v s u f l i
1ciently h e d g e d alstot l&gt;&gt; e l e m e n ts w h ic h te n d to r * - i r u l th&lt;
1 n a t u r a l fre ts lorn of w ritin g n o n . w ith o u t ih i« il.n n e s o t.t
law w h ich Col. Mi i ormii k ac c u r a t e l y t hur n l e n / e s
aBATL'NDAY, JANUARY i
I "vicio u s a n d m e iu ic m g in t h e e x t r e m e ' " K o -i t u n d e r ■•!
K ditnr an d I’u M I s h e r k n o w s . t h a t t h e isu n o tiin - o . i l a n d
BIBLE VKItHH FOR TODAY
legal r e s t r i c t i o n s mi t h e p re ss of l i d s day t u n e c o l o d ,c
in n ■,a u u l e d
I'KAYEH—T h o u a r t giving [siinl w h e r e th e y in li m id a to new -p ajs-r men
p -lan d .
and forgiving Ever Llneing, evor fre edom h a s v e r y n a rro w lim its for m o s t of os
bU rt-'"
If you th in k to th e c o n t r a r y , w e ask y ou t&lt;&gt; - t a i ! telling all
a va ila ble t r u t h t h a t is viUiiuM*' In soen-ty li t tin . lops f\.
w h e r e th e y will, and set* w hat h a p p e n s to you in a dav or *i
FOR SI.KRI'
There 1* n» way lo »l**«*p but In Week. Most n e w s p a p e r ne-n in H us dav a r e l i o n e t w ith tin
die esch ntgla
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public in s p i t e a n d in defuiiii o o f ' law s a n d p r e - s u n s t h a t
D rop like a itrownitig isim m er work in f a v o r of priv ilwge.
in the fnw
"Hy w h a t r i g h t , w e a s k . does H e r m a n |{oe pit* -u&gt; li
Of heavy w nlvr. crushing out Ihi* sim ple f n i t l v j n lo d g e s u n tie d w ith in ju n c t i o n js.w ers th a t
tight.
Closing abovt. a last lliin wstefy m e an life o r m*alh t o a in w s |ja |ie r ’ C an lie iniiceive of
u o t h m g ertsiked in iwilitiex? I* th e h i s t o r y of tin- I n t u i t
U nfearing and unhojiing, you mint so fre e o f injunc tion utilises t h a t il m a y now tie irnpliii'lv
t r u s t e d ? T h e s im p le fu e l is t h a t t h e h is t o r y o f mir m i i i i ’ n
lids
The lonr’y rorr'*nt of n name* is s h o t t h r o u g h w ith i n j u n c t i o n o u t r a g e s . Ut tim e s h a v in g
•
I™ plreim
c o n s titu te d so g r e a t a n evil t h a t th i n k i n g m e n have w ished
T h a t hear* y&lt;*u enward In waul1 to abolish t h a t (tower. Yet we fin d n e w sp a jie r men w illing lu
Its &gt;» sun's tide
ac ce pt th e in ju n c tio n w ea p o n f o r th e w h o le |im s s , m erely to
W ith w ig h t of waters heavier ca tc h a few sc o u n d re ls w h o m i g h t be ju stly am i p r o m p tl)
than ill earn;
And down beyond tho world at dealt w ith by a n y s e n s ib le a n d holiest d is t r ic t a t to r n e y of
any c o u n t r y . T h e old a n c h o r s o f fre e d o m a r e gocsl e n o u g h
last y»u wilt sink
Deeper H an llnv, and whrr* «ll for us."
time is vain;
And In the abode of deep, si h*.
yond the brink
Of dsath, i ( b s vi|i th« l.*«b sn&lt;t
thv brain.

Knowing you can not wake i.o
any aound
Trouble you» sllsnee Lke a dt*
ta r t bell;
Knowing that nothingness will
cloig you 'round.
And la Its still embrace you will
fate t e l l .
Dernlce Kenjoii
Do your auto tagging varly,
Hanford lo certainly itartln g the
Now Year off wrong when It
cemoa to automobile
accident*.
Tho ■malt boy read* with a dry
grin th a t raator oil W good for In­
fluenza.—Times Union. And Im­
mediately want* to know what !•
good for caitoe oil

A bsent m in d e d p e r s o n s w h o tike to s) «*c u In It* on Hi*
lim its to science a n d in v e n tio n should c o n s id e r tin* inst r
tion of t h r e e w o rd s hi t h e “ t a l k i e " a d a p t a t i o n o f "A lias J i m
aiy V a le n tin e .” T h e t h r e e nil i m p o r t a n t w o rd s w ere not on es
to e a s y to s a y as "I love you,” b u t r a t h e r s u c h a d iffic u lt
•pees'lt a s " I s t h a t s o ? "
It s e e m s t h a t t h e film is o l t r u r t i u g ciufrmoiis c r o w d s
in N ew York C ity lull n e v e r t h e l e s s d i n s tor* fi ll th a t it
could be g r e a t l y itii|&gt;roved b y a d d i n g tin* w o rd s m e n tio n e d
U n f o r tu n a te l y , h ow eve r, W illiam H a in e s, t h e - p in k e r , ' v a ­
in Hollywood, gild t h e flint w a s in M a n h a t t a n it was a t f n - t
th o u g h t p o ssib le for h im to s-ty bis s|ieei h o m t long d i s ­
tance, b u t s c ie n c e is too p e r f e c t for t h a t , a telep h o n e con
vernation so u n d s like a te le p h o n e m m cre a tio n .
Ho .Mr. H a in e s s|»oke in to u so u n d box T h e th r e e w o rd s
w ere t r a n s m i t t e d to a jig g ly s t r e a k o f lig h t on a p h o to ­
g r a p h film, fly th o I Am A n g e le s l!HI T e l e p h o n e te le p h o to
g r a p h c o m p a n y t h e l i g h t s t r e a k w a s a g a in I r a n - m u t e d lo
electrical im p u ls e s a n d s e n t a c r o s s t h e c o u n t r y to New
York. T h e o r ig in a l film was* c u t . t h e in s e rtio n made, a n d
B ro ad w a y a u d ie n c e s h e a r d " I s t h n t s o ' " , as it it had bee n
th e r e all t h e tim e, a n d g r i n n e d brooill)

C igarette A dvertising
Sophie Tucker, movie sctrv*s,
&gt; baa married again, the third lime.
Hla name, the says, la A. Lackey,
A ccording tn -a r e c e n t iss u e o f t h e m a g az in e, T im e
b u t we are In hope* th a t he is
th
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A
m e r ic a n T obac co Co, p la n s In s p e n d $12.31X1,000 in a d ­
r . really more than that.
v e r tis in g t h e L u ck y S t r i k e c i g a r e t t e d u r i n g 11)29. As t h i s is
A n u n sad Woman tied fur first u n d o u b te d ly t h e l a r g e s t su m e v e r use d in a d v e r t i s i n g o n e
p lant la ths world championship a r tic le In n sin g le y e a r , i t is I n t e r e s t i n g P&gt; s e e how a p p r o ­
g ab frst. Gdesa that little dU*ui) p ria tio n s f o r v a r io u s k i n d s of a d v e r t i s i n g h a v e been m a d e.
-admit whether woman or man can
One million dollars will h e sp e n t fur w indow d is p la y s
ta lk t3 f moat will have to renur. and other “dealer helps"; three m illion d o lla r s on 1*111
as Is for awhile longer.
boards; one million two h u n d r e d th o u s u n d on m a g a z in e
•puce; six hundred thousand fur radio; am i p rac tica lly h a l f
M r. M a ra te tte called oa up tail o f the entire amount, or $0,500,000 o n new apa|a&lt;r a d v e r t i s ­
g h t and cuaaed us out for ing. Virtually every daily n e w s p a p e r in t h e U n ite d H tu te s
onU eaiag In the court dockat hi* la Included in the list.
aoday movie cast. Mr M a m te tu
When an enormnus and fabulously successful concern
lo tld know by thl* tim e that we
rs publishing a NEWS paper, not like the American Tobacco Co. finds it to its interest to de­
vote so vast an amount of money to nowsjtapcr advertising,
I advertising circular,

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TAMPA TIMKh
Mucaollnl can rule Italy, but he
can't make ngwapapen pay when
they are gagged. When fascism
first got Its tight bold on tho
country Rome had 609 news von*
dors who cold every day 400,000
oopJca of newspapers. Today, notwithstanding th a t there has boon
a substantial increase la populaUoa, the seme city has only *2U
news vendors who soil but S40,000 papets dally. All the Romeo
journals, (are one, havv lost tre­
mendously la circulation. Tho Oasorvatore Romano, organ of the
Vatican sad fle e from the blight
ad government supervision, bn*
flouHihed mightily.
1 All the other Italian papers ire
ape rated uador the henry hand of
government, th a t Is U any, the
henry hand of Mussolial. They

government. They te rv t a man In­
stead of truth.
There could be no better tribute
than this to the newspaper* of
this country and, In fact, k» JournaHim tho . world over. It proves
th a t any newspaper, la order to
proeper, must serve tho public. It
■hows H u t when journals debase
and subvert their high miscluu ti *«
peopl, turn from them. Readers
a re as quick to detect insincerity
truth.
This U another way ef saying
th a t If a publisher hqd neither
love of tru th nor high Ideal of earvfce he would nevertheless, have
tu put out aw honest newspaper. If
be doctored tho news, if he sun.
pressed the truth. If he p u b lish ^
only what suited hie purpoeo er
pananal ends, be would soon be
bankrupt The cald. hard law, 3t
business Would compel Kim to
forego hie desires to ha false to
bis tr u s t '
. I
This U the Inewotroverilbte an­
sw er le the man who accuses an es­
tablished newspaper ef b«.ng
Uoek. The te st of rronked.w**
In jounalU m la extinct leu a t th a

National Bank

will

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dohn J Titfrrt, Ruth Mr &gt;un Owciv
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this
thiflnguUhcd cumblnation
were at tually nucmhlvii in eajnrll
*&gt;n 4 m«ll«r of certain cold fact*
»f ita ln m a iu h lp it I* IntervvtLig
»u wonder Whether It would p*o_
duce an clpluration or an rip lu .
*lo|b
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killing. It ia the nature of the
fcia* th a t counts in the opinion of
that newapspet*. But the Journal
cannot deny th at time la an a le
n.vnt and tometlmv* changes Use
nature. Or eo'w a b a n read.
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Personally we hope there will
no woman ia the cabinet of the
pivtidrnt of the United States un­
til there ia a Democratic president
who can appoint Ruth Bryan Ow»n.
Smaller families go well with
the economics of tho times. Ju st
auppuas a good old lime family of
fourteen had a wrestle with school
Lack money, c a r fare, nuivleo 4 ).|
whose turn it le to m
the fllv.
vvr.—The Tort Worth RerordT tit gram.
If you believe the Michigan
schoolboy who say* he killed hip
teacher becaus, of a reprimand
‘be gave him three y ean age, you
will have to adm it that he U aa
Impulsive lad.—The New Bedford
Evening Standard.
A fter all Hoover*# good will
tour haa nothing on that of Aasericaa tourUtg to Europe, who left
1700,000.000 there th is year—
The Butte Dally Poet
Nat only ia everyone reading da.
teetiee novel* th e ee. days, hut
what la w orn, everyeo, U writlag
Hmw . too— Tho Worcester Kvu*.

Florida

at the dose of business December 31st. 1928.

if

there must be some advantage in it. Lucky Strike is today
probably America’s beat known cigarette, but the directors
of tho American Tobaccu Co. realize that in order to keep
Tliju*. Ihv Pensacola Journal
their product in the ranka of the beat known cigarette, acivntifically oilviaee, la not the
they must advertise, and advertise more than anyone else. governing factor in the arV of

May bo If the 1IIU rascal had
given a few tpeaking* fif.
o r twenty years ago, ho
fn't be • hi U r m yr.

Fewer Lynching*

Condensed from the report to the Comptroller of the
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currency.

RESOURCES

LIABILITIES

ItoanN &amp; Discounts ...........

Capital Stock

Overdrafts ......... ...............
Office Building, Furniture
&amp; Fixtures ................
Other Real Estate Owned
U. S. Government Bonds
&amp; Certificates ...........
Other Stocks &amp; Bonds ....
Other Resourcep ..............
Cash &amp; Due From Banks

Surplus and Undivided
Profits ..............t

92,181.51

Dividends Unpaid.......

2,301.00

Bills Payable ..............

100 000.00

136,403.12
501,982.21

Due Federal Reserve
Bank ..... ...........

159,951.18

M aun
361,192.46

DEPOSITS

206,250.00
32,328.89

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$2,684,216.68

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2,179,782.99

$2,684,216.68

OFFICERS

DIRECTORS

Forster, President

L . A . Ilru m lejr

Brumby. Vic* President

8. 0 . Ukase

DuDom , Vice ITcwident
Whitner, Cashier

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F* I*. Forster

Iblla, AmtUUnl Cashier

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New YorkAndLondon Resolutions IEeclare
Have tost Youthful Ju ry Should Not Fix
Millionaire Hostess Question Of Sanity
By Robert W. Tln^pMi*
By M, I". Ilarey
Ia(ernaf total New, fidrtWf
International Neva Service
B tlll Correa pondant
S taff CorroapMident
PA RIS. J ob. I — Now York an.!
DENVER, Jan. &amp; — l&gt;raal
London society hoa loat a mlllan- rliangea In the nation's cod. In
&gt;U l l deoutante hoateaa, but Purl* r-.mbat crime were inrluilnl in a
latpreaiionlsqj hoa gained a now grnttp of raaolutlona adopted at a
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joint meeting of the Denv.r Pa.
8ba la M'm Meraod (jtiinnrM. Aaaoc'atlon anil the Medical Sw.• to d &lt;4, daughter of Mr. and Mra ely of the City and County of Lki.Benjamin Guinness, of New Y uk aer, held here.
tendon, CanSra and Pittsburgh.
Whether in aeeuaed man ie aan &gt;
Notice lhn{ Miaa Guinarss had or not should not ha left to the
ftntaktn drawing r&gt;-.ms and tea Jury, the reiolutlona declare A
«npa for atellera and palette wai paychlatrie commiaalon ronniating
gW*n In the catalogue to her f in . of three expert* ahould be held re.
auhibdlon, held at lha Van Leot
apont'hl* for declaring defendant*
(Jailerlea, Paris.
An Intro.lottery Una says: "Hh* in criminal caaaa either tane or inU t eye* fall of al|ha." after ■ant, and that their finding* ...
which foliowa a paragraph '■•y part cuter c u r e thould be preac.it
i ’jonela Plcabla, her co-worker lor | e l only to lawyer* and Judge*, not
lha teat yeaf, tailing the alory of to the Jury sittin g on the raaar.
■ “poor lltlla rich girl" who deci"To hare a Jury pa*« upon the
0 4 'to ahaka.off apir tual poverty qoeation of inaanity i* an unintelli­
"Dlshaartagrd
disguslcl gent, unaclent'fic, unjuatlftable, &lt;«
rartaged add
clrcfrs where money UXe* [wn*ive procedure,-* raid Dr Krankwith th* circus
lha sought refage in ||n g . Ehaugh. director of the Colol l r i t place ah*
herself,” say| Plcab-a. In thia re. radu Paychopathlr hoapital
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t u a t , taking Itock of htraelf aba Jury rhnaen from a Community
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I at her true exprea- which haa loat It* aena* of aerut____ .th
n only eitat In the egotisti­ ity'and tarrorlxed by a rrlnie U tike
cal Joy «r art.
■bbmltttlng a quautbn of acienca
Miaa Gulnnaaa la allowing twan- to an Infuriated mob.'
tf-aaran picture*. Ony ImpieadonStudy Baum** Law
latlg conception
•pUon la a pal*, pink al
Other auggeatlont In the reaolu, ttn amid atgrtled fish and bright liona were th a t tha lUume* law of
?IV aatrloa growth on the bottom of New York decreeing life Impr.eon'■ Ik* tea. Critic* eay It com par* • menl for fourth u ff rn d a n be pa ca­
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favorably to molt Imprcialnnlst rd by Colorado and other atate leg
al ■W t k l display td In Paria.
lalaturea, and th at thu law be *&lt;&gt;
“1 paint Juit a* I feel and think," modified th at euch criminal*, alter
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Mia* Onhmaae. "After «tuu, ■ a paychlatrie examination, !&gt;*
Tonha of the Slade ►egregaled for Ilf*. Th# reaoluJag with 1ft.
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hchooi in London I continued In Ilona Included the aatabliahmenl of
fork tinder Archipenko.N
Maw York
a Colorado Crime Commlaa on.
Mra. Guinness asyi ah* en t’rely
Two of tha greataal crime* in
NKtt YORK
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■Be approve* bar daughter In the \o- th* hlatory of the nation weia an
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lalion of aitalyaed by Dr. Kranklln (i Ehaugh, Am AifrI
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of Denver before the Joint meeti.ig Am ( an
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Pleading ggainat the mid* of j lie an d that the report returned oy Am (* ami Kilry
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Wbbled confeeelon Waitress* Dd the paychlatrie arm y at the in- A n ; ! i4*ci!
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a tta Blmon became the f lu t worn. • lance of the Hickman i *•# * « Am .St R i y
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ha larryar V&gt; ae* a.client of h e "tarrlbta." II# pointed out that one ,' ,n #&lt;*• Rrfg
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•w a aentenhed to th i guillotiti*.
cl lha allenlata during tho heal uf ' A T and 1
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Aa a m u l t P lante now has tha II ckman trial aald to th&gt;&lt; »c- Anaconda
thraa woman awaiting execution by cuard man, “ 1 would like to ha«a A tch.-un
th# alant-b^tdad knife. Th* crime you vlvlaectwl,” ami Hickman'* It * rt. I (l
f a r which hath la to pay the »u- reply w»e, "LhKtor, you are a* had Heth hii
wam* penalty Wee (jie jUUu* u, a
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A nine point lummery wua given O t e*a Nwn
hi' Maltreat*
Simon
defeated by Dr. Khaugh.
C il and St I*
Blanch* Vahre, aged 43, who slab­
I, Empower a criminal court to ‘..hil* Cop
bed bar atop-a., n to daath alter -aUbllth a committee of th r r e pay- bvi.1 F u i.
hiring hint back horn* from Ilia chlatrlata Ut eliminate Ih* ao-ralle.i Col G and K
• family in whleh hie father had battle of expert* end to determine ( Con* (&gt;e*
; f la r ed him for aafe.keep ng.
t i.rn i’o*
the eanlty of an accu*rd man.
Mm*. Vahre freely admitted tn*
3. Permanent legal detention clu e Mil
crime bat It wt* only after th* tea- should be bated upon lha finding* 1j ami 11 .
Uaaoay o f . her husband th at ah* of the committee p*ych!atri*ta a f­ Erie
Okangwd her dafenac of non pra- ter a complete mental etudy of l,.n l hlec
Mediation sod aaid th* ilaylng « a* chronic offender*.
Utnl Mir*
m a n g # beeanaa M. Vahra threatvitirich
Create Clialc
gwad to po$;har In the Intan* eay.
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lam.
clinic In atate pen.tantiariew to lit ( ent
Mm*.
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■laying wa* an concerning the caute of crima.
U d admitV
Knett ..
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otuly threatened to employment of prieonera, tlie'r Mi Cop .
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( « • * &gt; * In tba Ineane aeylum.
earning* tu be applied tn nim burau
In Cell No. IS of lh« th* elate, to eupport relative* end
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h and Anne- *&lt;i by their criminal aetlvitiei.
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noMn Jk uoriTOAfiB: comi' any ,
m corpiralluiv L J HOLT «n&lt;t wlf«,
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MAIILK I* HOLT. •OlTTIIPfAWTi farced ^ piece of epenge
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paychlatrie clinic, as wall as fourtu
T IO N , i r.irpitfalion. at».l T I T 1.13
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offender*, be aegregated for life.
QL AHXNTT A MOHTUAUK CUM
tkg aon of ■ neighbor with wnom
V K S Y . » corp orat ion. (i g ft a it iR ii
P. Creation of o separata build­
i^abg had froqoent altercatlna.
t t ic k o r n a i t i c r i k l k
ing to c a n for criminally Intanu ■Dda cbjf
vrtrtu* o( a 4grr«g oof for#Tb* David woman fell ll| ehort
r lo « u r « n ii 4 m I« » « la r M h « r« ln o n
and
arrangements
to
train
lawyer*
afte r entering prleon. Kura*
t h * 1 th d « y o f
D M « m b « r, A. D.
|* | I l M l t r in i* h n n .
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ill H u ifo n J , HUm l n o I# C u u n ty .
trlet alto iney*. appointment being IflfiUBo
r h ir - ltii. w ill o f f o r f i r i l l # In III#
baaed on the refulte of competitive I fh u t iM W it bldtlwr «fur caah,
examination.
Requirements for
ouch position* should consist ot
knowledge of modem criminology1, Establishment in connection
Ala-. Jan. l^ rflH S ) with criminal court* ot adequate
roe Id} make th* naUoaai far ■tatiolkal record*.
I. Creation of otat* crime coinmiaa Lon* to conduct cartful etulioe
In A* to caaeo* and effects of crime.

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M O N I T B A C K I F I T F A IE A

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Salle* I* hereby elves that I. Chi Kaad. an Wherltf of semlaol*
I’oonty,
r U.r Ida, or my • ucceeeur la
•ahum, n , „ 0 , m 5 r u ‘
i,nice, uader and by virtu* of that
Hollcllor for CoinplaJatnl
c r ta lu daticleaey Jud*m*nl *nt*red
..o the leth day of Jfovemher, A. Ir
Shield E xpert H ere
M i n n : u r a 4l i:
H I* m that certain cauao lately
To talU fi ware house |j*n. null-* oeltd lag Ir. Ih# flrru lt Court of the
E. J. Meinherdi, o f Chicago,
1* here hr alien tu uni, y. ||, Uruwn. TwVnty. third Judklat Circuit of
who** U*| hauwn aU.lree* wa* r i .rldL In aad tor Seminole County, lha well-knnwn expert, w ij pertonally be- et the Angci.ili lintel,
Orlando, Florid*, on Frtdby and
Saturday. Jan. 11th and 13Ui,
from 10.00 A- M. to B OO I*. M
dOlly.
NOTICK—Only gea Ilew cn are
iaelteg ! • rail at Ihi. liws a*
•goelal arraagvweata wlf] be annouarrd late* far wua*** aad.
A FfOOeRtObW »*FfOfa ae* la rawaeatrd. Thera 1* as
ebarga foe deamaatratiua.
Mr. Malnhantl aay«;
“Th# Mebiherdi Rapture tthMVr
wll] not only retain tha Rupture
perfectly, bat It exeirteee and
A SAfg plica 1a which lo keep your
Thig
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etn ngthena the weakened m i r a ­
securities la a box In tho n u lls of
cle*—thereby contracting tty* op­
Its cugfoMcra kowp (heir hoUIncg la
ening. usually giving InatantanR healthy eotullUou. 1
*4Ua relief, withstanding all attain
But toTggfraonla good Witching.
rofonTwe* of tho .tie or loca­
Through
ll our 4cwanectlon with the
U iay cRixful lorggion goh thotr
tion of th* Rupture.
book or lo ixvlgwf hoMIngi Iro n
country’s
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lggding Invcalment houses
“Th* Main herd! Ruptura Shiet.l"
lo Uam. Thig It
ho* no undantrapn, U le alao
w« are RMf
ah)« to gocuro up-to-date la■orfrctly aaaitory and peptic ally
cxatioH. It ( d i g to pcwreai your
rcoloaMt In formal km, u d to offer
lndoatTuctUd# and ran be worn
h«Mla« certglA gecurltlra too hmg.
while bathing.
you a brood choke of bonds mod
ra4 oftou | I t h ywu tho opportunity
• Rapture, often cause Stomach
other oocuritloa of sound vaJuo,
■ # io dgoifuhtg choAcon 1a your
Trouble*. Backache, Contatlpotion,
Werroaaoaan sad Other ailments
yloidlMf1 RlURctUg Ibcoom.
of (uTosbRouta.
promptly dtoopgear odor
the Rawtarw la pr«pon&gt; ratAined.
W o l i T i t s Y o u T o M a k o Full Use Of T h k B um k .Whom
SPECIAL NOTK'R—All
Y ou B i r o F u n d s T h In v e st
thot I koto IMM kora dorlag tho poo* five yean &gt;f* la­
in
riled to toll for loop*
which thee* will W on dtorgov

.•.but don’t forget them

The offcrlngH lUlcd bcluw stand out shoe* sod boyoud Ihe ntrnige “used car” for Ihcy a rt truly trmnsporlnlion worth nertoun c«nHlderaUc»fi at Ihe prtets
naked. Very often In Ihe. used csr markola you tan
find outnliindinit vuluew and wt recommend thooo
earn btcauw they ure ouUlandlng In looks, condition
and price.'

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Rev. L W. Wllliann, pailor
Sunday Srhool at 0 30 o'rl&lt;Kk.
Morning i t n W i at 11 oVIikA.
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Sunday School nt »;30 o’clock.
Evening aorvicoa at ■ o’clock.
Ptaacblng aarvlcaa will be h*U
'Whit* lady to aaaiit •vory night neat weak at 8 o'aloci
•work. Phone Mb J or
A cordtnl In.ltation la aatanded
W . F l r a t S tre e t.
to all to attend the a m ic e t. ;-------

Wanted (Fem ale)

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I a I ben! propoailion for
[E IIIU IIL E Y M A K
Id A n , at Tenth St.

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Rav. H. W. Will.amt, pnatar
Sunday School t | 0 o’clock.

1’reaching a t O a'cloak.

TOh JINKS

Evening aarvlcaa at I a'cloak.
r r j a m r s a . 1*711 r u m e n
R*». J. B. Epparaoa, paitor.
Sunday Sclmof ai V 3U a’cloch.
t'rea.Mng by tha paitor a t II

aVI c k
r.yaalag aarvlcaa a t • aYVak .
RT. JO H N S ( U K T U T I t l l R r il
A . H raj ley, paetor.
Sunday Sehonl at 8 30 o’clock.
Preaching aerxkca at 11:30

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McGeehan Is Skeptical O f DIVOT DIGGERS
Proposed Battle In Miami
Between “Strib”, Sharkey

lly W. O. MrCiF.KIIAN
Mr. Tex Rickard is Mtting it
leak out that hr hat U rn plot*
ting a hravywright hout hrt « fr n
Young William Stribling nf Grnr.
fla , and Joseph Paul Cuko*rha&gt;
(Jack Sharkey)
of IJt liuaniu,
th« Unitrtl Stairs an«| SsMith ||*p*.
ton. Th«* l**ut if m y
»« t«» 9w
htl&lt;l at Miami, K la. mi that f\»m
mlssioner Gruvrr Whalrn can d»
nothing about it, a. it i» out of
his Jurladictiun.
This
Unit. If |t materialise'
Will ao Into Ihp caullllowrrr nr, h
Wen a* the "llattle of What of
I t !” Ohviuuay, It la rather dif
leult to ballyhoo, for Mr
Kick
ard ha a been uamg the my.|er&gt;
dodge. It might and It might not
bo, he said.
The Intimation i, that the win­
ner o f thia hout, if the bool mu
t#rlallxe&gt;, will meet Juck Dcinp
SOy, and If Jack |t»ii(.*ry win* in
Wl|| be restoraol to the bravy.
w elfbt championship which
ha
been abandon,,I &lt;|tilte permanent!)
by Gene Tunney. That I* Mr Itn k
ard’ * hop*. If,, and |lenip*ry al
ways have been on very Intimate
term*, and with Tunney out of
the game (and you ran ba-t that lie
la well out at the game) Mr.
Rlrkard ami Mr. |Wmp*ey would
h f gbl* to figur* In the annual
-IlAtUg uf the Century" far sums
year* to roma.
•
Mr. Dempsey, apparently, toaipemting with Mr. Itirkaral, also
haa been wearing the air nf my a.
tery. lie might return to the ring.
•Ml then .again he might not. It
la true that he la going to meet
Mr. Rickard at Miami and discus,
matter*. All of which Indicate*
that the boys are working up the
ballyhog for the return o f t&gt;«mpaey In the summer.
I happen to know that Mr.
Dempsey was offered the third
bout with O n e Tunney. but Mr.
Dampaey knew thnl Tunney could
beat him any time they met ami
refused the opportunity. In ihli
Mr. Dempsey was much wt*er
than tome o f hit ballyhoo men. II*
hhew that Tunney was hi, master,
If hla friend* did not.
To gat every note of ballyhoo
possible. Mr. Rickard announced
that Dempsey would referee lh?
bout, and probably
Ihmpssy
Would to oblige Mr. Rlrkard. Ilut
It would hardly be proper for the
former heavyweight champion to
officiate at a party w W e hi«
neat opponent la to be selected.
‘ Probably Mr. Rickard proposed
this in order to draw come pro-

That was a sad day for Miami,
tba ana before the date set fur
Iks, fight. The rubber check.
Wsr„ bounring against lha walls
• f th* stricken city, felling women
gad hrlldrrn on tin rtbound. t'orneiius Vanderbilt jr. flooded the
glreeti with Meitraes o f his since
dafuncl newipapert. The townspgbplo fortified Ihemsrlvea behind
Ipaniendet made o f tecand and
third mortgage*.
la tha U rror that ensued thr
fighters and their manager* were
ghW tM escape. The unknown pro­
moter Is still unknown. Mr. Rick­
ard says that Miami h tt recover*
ed I u faith in rauliflewer*. Yes—
g»d la Sants Claus, too.

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York Sportwriter Declares Proposed
Bout Will (io Down In Archives
A h “ Battle O f W hat Of It” 1

•**F of F 'h ru a rjr.

By Vic

Ma r r y ! Y Grrr a r c u n
A SNAPPY 8 5 —
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SATU RDAY, JAN U ARY 5. ISM

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GERMAN ‘CHAMP­
USING FINE STYLE
WINS HARD FIGHT
SchmelinK Looks Like
Dempsey Of Old In
Fast Moving Scrap
II) III) is J YVgl* h
1nl •rvtal long I Nr»*. &gt; rfi er
S|Hir1% K id'if
NK .V &gt; Oil K. Jnn i
Hh . -it.'
Li I'M.Led likehe•m|.«* \ , ««• I
Mflll U|I tea the if.lfl.l H Id*! ft j ,»f
tie «4*i' *9wtt it M■• 411 illftll |,(|
t mil*! Isr fulrnrttr.l tlml tli. ,
•a.ff |f»tt&gt; Firmly right U ii .v
(..Illlnlliili'l), I li.it r&gt;| I ni.t.ktU If
.« f.ihlun* r
It'tt» lk n|i«PY .in i Mm •&gt;•hi.* I
•DM, the- l.friMMII lit N•, Bbt i|flit ,
lit the* tl't.it ..f wrutklf'g «|fit ' •&gt; It
t|.«« hull • •»( ih f'r Irft.
In tellirr wuiil* th « St Iih .ii. m^
iiiHMl)'l fight Ilk** |9r»mp***y, r».
fiunt* •‘tartly tiki* Srhniflina. *•••
tie 1mail h«i*b ykhr •If III Mite! i|..gA
in** if I m ne.t iifru it lti.it ft., „ m.
it n* rml fightrr, 4t that Ilf urn'
i:t.Ij»itl&gt; *g cLuiuli IimI millet * . h e.
nr Mon, going »*wwv frt.tn
Srkyra, in 10 r«nin
fu«t, n.
t• m ilfig un«l in*t^aA.— ^.gh: , f
I h" ifiMtnirtlnn m»*
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r t ,t r
Kiu‘» l by sSVkyrii ah*» tin* II ■ ih!
lh«* !•*••»I fight t h«e writfr hi* urn
hitn niiikr, &gt;**t *ouliln't v%m n...t,(min (hrr« rtniniU of thi* ID.
Then* l»n.t«.t )|«e« ■rhloni ha**«
Anything on thr Kl.ihatf mi.t gim,,
i *.j thrt thrr* nr.* •nine f.*»% |M..nt«
••I rmrmblMiirr In (tu rn lh*» •.! p.
O fllp h»rn|»-c*&gt; uf I 11H uti'l thr
.it l.nir lllig .if I'uliy, it HIM) It* t I n
» - Wfll f T ttv y.eUllg m.ell a la.
turp »f
M.iaiilur him «triitly
n&gt; h niftrlf.
IU
trem t«
I nvit rD iiigh |&gt;mutiep m til* liMI*
liul't btiyway.
fh * .aiicnl featui* * of l,„tii are
a ael o f Iwelliog vyvbrow* and *
we m i.g ttyle in action. Ths *jl
,rnt difference, baiiuig Ike fact
that no man nf thl* age punchi
libs Demp.ey, la that Jmk u s.,
the weave to *el himself fu. a
punch Schrneling u ni it to i w ,*
a punch a*, I (inn mu.I admit *h»!
it* brail »llpp‘ j j is nothing io
v.rw with divlain. Thi* f m ,a
•roily ran Img. lie can a«cr,-i a
clinch with some dcglet* of t.v i•|*l.l ly, t,si. Kor Hak.iu wiimi
lio rc doing a bm k «m| wing I t was fiv w l.ig b| k gamely and
S ill and he «core,| often hh, o •
(•ilh right* and lefts.
D u l.e*i punch o f the fight, i..
fad went to the Dayton *,itr , 4
tit it. upfietTUt to the gnatrr A-r
e&lt;| and abetted I,/ the furl lit.:
.Si . tutiin t weaved deftly into o
It came nt the end uf the to., I
mend and left Hekyr.. with a fub
trod up to thl* (Hint, Joe bar ,1 .
J-owed Iota uf atariIty with a
darting left kvml through
‘If
opening mund.
Dm lierntan had been touted a*
4 g lea l right-hand puncher ami
I ran f nd nothing In partirulir '.-i
cotup.ain alwut in thl* runnntion
however, hi* Im »1 punch lost nig*'
wnt a straight left ami a l«ll
Imok. the latter being shot fnuu
a shift. It waa the suata neil u.ie
uf that hand that nonplussed Jm
vph considerably as the fight wen;
on and finally cut hint duw.. to
pmper cur.
Schtitrllng had been leading
r'ghts from lha thhty sixth row
vaily In the evening but he lhot.5 :,t
belter o f it later In the pruervd.
tnga nnd, at the end, he waa pump­
ing the left Into Hekyrnti cou#tl.nance A. though hla intcntHdu

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Around The Town C K L E R Y l( IN I. Doctor M a y o To City To Re Well
PLANT WILL RE L e a v e Ry P l a n e R e p r e s e n t e d At
Willi Tlif ((•purler
O P E N E D SOON To A t t e n d “T e x " - S t a t e C e r e mo n y
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rr k;I.M.ftulv Milt If (Hr w. uthrr
Mfw l.r* rfr tlkhinurr *»f
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Her hmlurtl i« !t.*l
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pn.LiMy ih** irfuntl *9 Uni mj«n
In llta rr.unty
John llrutn*
lr» -A^«‘*irlnr .1 »mari gr»y rap.
whrfrVi r*-r1J |* ih.* fait
that
w r')r n«*\«*r ***rn him wearing
a hat . . . Mirk
CI«« p Iidi I,
flrr i h t f
r» *»•!* » il»*nt In km
ii»*»ft.rm v.th t'ltfnfia phlnlnif
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llrl' in l"n*r «|irkrr nrt&lt;l b*»«»tii
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1 I). /•* * «ry
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lluMjrd. Im n t ajknl |n tcenpiIf ny n f*n ty B« n*Ai : h«* river
•* .a -n h i. * it blr»r k lM*ar that
Im 'ilt l t« hvi* |i?tp rni«&lt;ng
•nn*l with 1 •rnr«»llr rr*I run hm»*
f"« It , . . I, r BulklW, WhlHM*
m n .f^ h r Vca havr r|wny« a*l
mirr«| for Ihr me’ irtilntiM r ir**
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Fights IMist Night

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thr.,ugh a lU r in thg. tiny,
(nf*»rm e.|
| tin g itiute Io r**rrtgi-ruting .,r- h rrn
in wlii&lt; h the product w,|| l „ paraed • r o o i f i l fp»i»h h i*
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'or *hipm.-nl tu northern muikclI'h-, demand for pir ended • d
••ty i* oi, the increa*. and wdtol,
» lew year, ptaitirslly the ,-m .
Klnrlda nutpot will )»• Irralnl to
ll'i* prarr*. , f tltaning a'«l prv.
• rsmg f-u lioman ronsuniptioti.
&gt;-i lit,- , iiuon o f
K. Y Do'iun
•send o f the company, wbnh i*
• cct'iig tb" !»'• plant,. N„t only
doe* the prorru nutkr a mine
m. (ktlaldr pm lurt and preserve
j ll.u 1 ,-lvry fur ,. longer period, I ul
iT ul*o II rh-aiwr for the farm.it
Im sine it rluii nutea re icing ul
•*t, nt lran.il. ll has be,-n r.lliinl,«l that $.!0 tu lid a car .* Ih_, *avrd
With the J -n,I ruction of the
in a plants, Mr. Dutton aiinnun. i -I
the organisation*uf a new r ,ni.
pany l , operate I hi two [da ej
I be o[*rat ng ronrern will hknown a* the Dutton Cslery I'tc
. Holing I’umpanjr. Assix-l-iteil
Mr. Dutli-n in this prujeet will v
K. II. Mends«n, fuimer presidsitt
uf Ike Hunk nf Winter l*ark, wh »
will serve in the capacity o f Irratutrr.

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to a c r him .

•MMI, » • l i n x l

I.u l
h r m |% ry
.n o l
h r d id n 't
want t** liikf* any rh u n tv a
u n ln *
th«* U '&lt; to r * th o u g h t
i t a«JvUat»&gt;.
la* u n i t t aa th r h*»«|»ltjtl « t I
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»(•• but iL«l n»*t »m » t h r im u n o lr r
h» n. | | r u r r u n g n l 4 r*&gt;n«ullatio«i

W ill,

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SPRINGFir.I.D. Mo.. Jan. i5 ilN Sb— lir e belirvial In have been
--au.nl by children- playing wiln
malthea today resu1 lr&lt;| m th.
death o f three .mall son, of Mr
sml Mrs O-u ar Hick,, nf Km firme
Mo., near here. Mrs'. Hicks rrturnwl
form a neighbor's house |n se%- her
hums in flames. The dead children
are Galvin, aged I ; Kugrne .1 , and
t unston, 10 months old.
•if America through «|j rfBv|
lions hare ever stood. In nri!
Ihal those same prinripe*
Just and righteous gnvernni.
may ^e worthy of perpetuation.

m i %t i .

■*d o f God that aothia# c m ever
shadnw and that it I# largely
I* the women a.' America today
' that we mu.t oak a t . bulwark ul
U rin sky.
facuar
HgkPka*.*j. our national ia&gt;rnal defens, and
uetghk rhamiion, uulpnint*4 VtW&gt;
lha sukjugatiaa o f the evil
ttw C url of Aastria (IU).
••d cornirt influences which arj
At tit, I‘aa4-M y HdlUvaa, Sk. ' •brand la lha land."
*vul
wsltsrwa'gkt,
eulpoir.ied
la ciootwg, th« speaker made
Bobbie Trraaey, of Buffalo, N. Y.. IW * Plea. “ A* cilisena e f America

Mln&amp;eooU experienced iu first
kaatF Mow etorm of the winter.
Tha wow , Which lua b m fhlRag
•iaea gaily yeoUrday, thm lagad U 4 ). ■ •
U sUjw traffle la Mlaaaapalia a ad
81. Paul. Ki m s * and Mlammrt fait
DOliatf PLAY HAVOC
taa cold blast apd Mew. RaJa hmt
algkk changed to a ftwaria# eaaw
CHICAGO) Jam, h— (U tt)—Two
Uday. blocking highways, .lading

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THE BOOSTER NEWS

••nt* them.

On

account

of

influenza

City
'

Year's
rwaatui
are all brokan,
ran again
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Schools o f Sanfoyd w ill be doted
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*«’Utr I« of lh» i:«tat* «sf JUN4 .
MM'MTFIt. *9**' *•#• *1, nnd * i u f .
Ilm*. i is*m and |h*r*. matte g •
I'ltra I Ixft l.e Ih# a«|.| JirI rp f.rf I J
f!n*l #*i4Uni*M nf h#r n«lntihlp Y
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IfAH*IAIIKT lUrvlTICB./ :
.%• Ka#rulrli «f th# i:*i«t#rf
jMrt.h Mlrhlgf, |)*«**s*«4 ■f

used cars that ore
mechanically right.
Wa paint and reeendAiow nil used
var*. If InWreaUd
ua.
W« aiw
JK«nt M olar Ca. calf
pleaoad to demoo-

SANFORD CITY

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phi*. Hist* ..f l-.nti.rl, *nt*
. " •»..**. ih« by AtfMart. filed
&gt;* 'hi* eSUse. (hit the reeldenre ,1 r
&gt; "« •**•' rack ul you are in any
nt bey Mete than Ike mate ..f riurld*
■S'* th .l tkrre I* an n s . In the
Aia|e nf P I,h ie the service nl th(Vrli hf hei.pie** unnn wpeai »*oM
Llnil either ,.r you, tkel
are now
living out ol the Slate of Phulile,
that pn-eeea ran**, he i.rveil
upon Vou *»,| sack of yeu. and tkat

, **u*

Caiumbita aad Hood
tarea are
giving
mere tic** a u l e ^
•t all timet than
«m claim.
Owe
pncoa a n vary law
•ad wham la the
■ *A ct
foe
new
il m It wU pay
you to com# |n ggd
Mlk || aver with aa,
C«t
awe records
• 4 prices.

until further notice.

t o d a y , tknrifare, lot u* rwaatrs la

Mtww awe country la Um a. of
Peace as waD os wg would hi
time o f war, aad with ail th* icoi
and ftdflity will, which oar farw*
f a t k m ami U a you Us o f thi* g n .
•ration offerod U swusIv m fog tha
f t a is e t h i o f our ^ Tilaad. aad

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January 5, 1*29

(continued from page one) '
not *u much a new system of
•bought nr government but rather
a greater aumber o f men and wo­
men who will lire un to sad sup­
port the present system.
“ I appreciate In soaae degree
ak least th* sacrifice, made in
war h f wires and moth

M llartford Conn -B a t BwUu*
loatinawtal train traffle. The U m o IM, Ortfhrd, kayoad Ralph Nischn,
waa Mcampaaied by a dropping ol
•Mw York r*stha(-weight (l)«
U m patatum . Iowa waa Urn hard,
A t Uxdgspnrt Co aa.—HattUn^

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PreservationOf
P e a c e S tr es se d
By Judge Wright

Baraga, Syracuse, •(.

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•n , hut I also reaiixa that there
t . &lt;•».
Ted Kasterbroak, Niles, Ohio, continuously burns In the br»».
uutpolntod Chat Thumao, Buatbn " f a m y patriotic Americas wotu).
nun lava o f principle, o f cauatry

•at kit by tha bUaaard. RU. laches
and more o f H*ow blsnkaud man)
part, o f |ha ataU. '•

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f !• «»r I f*)|. k« )*
«fl**r i »k nr in the sights
va'•!. h |'I|U thi ••ugh la.* «pr4 &gt;** •
Ml \ Ml Ilf. \i II. r la . Jan
M rundrr Vaughan,
pr*. .mM&gt;
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have g&lt;&gt;t tin *
tKf **l*lrN| t*«i*lrnt *.f Srmin*»la , r it A f ta*i lessIII/ writpp«*.| in «pi „i
f»irht L« k rtl ** |t m .i « l* « ItM k a i'l.
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Girl Exonerated
In Motor Crash Blizzard Rushes In
hat Kitted Man (MI Rockies To Hit
Middlewcst Areas fe lte d 'K M
(Coalinpad Front h f . One)

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LAW TON

^ 1 » • sodasro, by par actiaa
a*d. fsample u Incident# lata ak We

have

m m

BKAL VALUKB h»

llave you triad the,
new floor at Jhe
.Skating
RinkT
M a s, are
agreed
that it is tha best
la the state. Ywu’li
fiad •hating better
than .t a r before. “

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le Sanford Herald

THE

BREAD

LINE

Many Visitors Coming

JOHN

1

TEMPLE
GRAVES

ill MONUAT. JANUARY 7.
b id l b vkrh b

roH t o d a y

A CHEAT ASSURANCE--- At
on* whom nia mother eomrrrtel'i
M will I comfort you. anil y , .hall
ba comforted m Jeruxalam — Ictah

te:H.

That wu, dark mountain wi;h u
lonely name.
M ilne, the ttilnd Ilka Vague, am-

'•h'gu.m* doom

A fretful runt n! min* had b*»a
V '■ trim I
Ulr^fii; me* nut tetnaa thr l**il
liirtla,
lb Milk fhi dull way uf a data
cnln-^ run t
Tfcaf'ctol.M ’Vfi'f'* the Ifitiriy inoun.
Hermit*» . I ihall

w#V(, an-

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And U k ' my truuli1
.* t* --..i,
K
or river,
Ami Hot bring ho mu
*»*•
atiy and *Uy.
A gn a t dark than* m In '
.
^ * forever:
A lonely gr'tf with liaird, tie.
** a m * scar*.
Lott In a ■miihra darkm-w* nf

Spelling Words
It haa btun a long time ilnrp thv olrl fu.-thiimeil null­
ing Ih*v wan in vogue. Iiut now. we prenume, -onru Mr am!
lira. Hoover have given one their attention, it will lieeome
an popular a fail as cross word puzzles were for a time.
No doubt the routine life of the battleship l!tah
have become very monotonous when the President-elect
and his wife sit amunn spelling difficult words
Tlte list attempted were eighteen ui number and c o m ­
prised some of the most difficult words m the Knglish
language. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover, who are given credit
for having won the contest, could spell only fourteen cor­
rectly. Mr Webster’s well known dictionary was used
l&gt;y the judges as reference book. Try these eighteen
words on your friend and see how many he can get right
chicanery
Philippine
deaicrate
embezzlement
inoculate
plaguy
corruption
i atet pillar
combated
intriguing
religious
plena king
retrenchment
rarefied
innuendo
umtarraused
vilified
&lt;&lt;iu*rrti*giniix

D itU Morton
N« aula atrldstit* tojmy
Crgro'i lUsd)
I-tuvm Tw&gt;
J Vot Bullet”— haadlln*. [it
:h »n Ivory don* U a bUaaing.
f store* going on a rash Oatl*
1 t»ll thtir fu»tom *n what to
■ for rash, there prdnhly vrll
Jto evmplalnt.
T f . «w. T n

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O— -&gt; &gt;■ ■

lurgtnn Osntral CumnUng hs*
ilgnatsd January 10 a* •‘Infli.sobay." Q*t your g*rma in sarly,
y*at )lno form* on tho left.
y «m*-n*w1y lnv*nt*d proc«n.
unjkrstand they *r, maki-w
l i l y f i f tom ; » # had b*-*n
•r Iw U sgrtulon to r soma tima
t Ihtfkjasd, tom out of pa par.
r. W. E.'dsfton In Good Hooaa.
ping points oat that Abrsi-sn
coin, throo|l* bla grast-girat*
It grandfsthar, Col. Rtef.rd
v was rvlitad-**- Hobart E. D m .
always did Udnk ttwrs was
lathing about Lincoln w* Chad.
to ba
peopb of Pshokt*
Ja*t when papfar* wet#
at Isa dollars - a erste, a
dUsn. Pahoksa will D
d a s tbs scans of Savor
ighiring Saptambar nui

Oampaay ri*pt through
rills on lb* way to Utamk
rr-day. doth lan’l leaking
( f c ™ * ! ba hopaa to get
poohawl hawaver out of Du
HMbllng affair. Swtwana
r C b a champion and it
hamll ba Dampaay aa any*

Fhr riit||1t*iuM itTxrif l*h f lh r h
»*i 4 run ft r vt-nmiri »-f T»M*
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A till h 1hr f Hi ult l*‘* 0**g li 1*1 . la .
I Went 1*1 I Vt* \i&gt; el # fit )f ClI .1 JiLa&lt;
u m l . m hi* »i|i»lll' n, it '*,» w*'|
dltltud* to (alt*- Bitr
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hi * «*•itt * (irini iph* iniii inin'ii in,
1'«•* ifH'di uni •M-rtou* iffair*

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(•KOR(tK A 1)H!()TTKS 1b KUf*ing Thr Sanford lli*nild
f*. thnr- -usiiI hi* vii tnry in ih*
for $.100,000 damages for alleged libel lt*si-ems that The
c»*| »*f ilia- |fipnt # 1 1 mr
Herald said that Mr. iM'otte* drew too much salarv and fees ftarvtt the y tunr'f jpencnsliim. ( t ht* v * j rnnnhi»***( *»f in*- S. u
rhit!*** whs* hr Ion if I** it i r v .oil , it*tl
as city attorney of Sanford -something like J’JO.Otm a year
'•uiy w**H uke prhl*8 in thu u t .
I** Ih e t r c h u n r r m III#. *1
gHf *
f opi«-lr With
Now If the city attorney can collect that $100,000 out of 4..»( g f t (hi* rhuitew' If the abi f *"i y —I h*&gt; LrJirnr
The Herald it will be equivalent to' lf&gt; years work for the fo lic h f ir it o n l i x i iT ttg . N a t a n -ktllful pifitinif «ttil with i|Ui *
city, and nope can blame him for redurlng the usual time pilfer# It ilk fl arfVtr*- •?#!*. f» Ilk i•aL»u«rir* Imru mlt|i. t&gt;*, till . k.
mRiI tficuni**r.Att u k* (fret
torn*
iraillniL t‘&gt; fi-t jich Cjairga^uw-tl tu, bq uur atau- attorney ^ *' *dtamP® n ar m y ” , •&gt; &lt; w i t • Sritii«ni
firiai *hc»«ki( ttw rrsouKiand the writer had to chastise him so seveteiv that it re­
fuimv* »&gt;f thir phikt*r.« on hofh
Kir Arthur talk* -nterestmgly
quired IK men (an entire grand Jury) two or three days t&lt;(
lilr*. (•«8nrir14 Hull &gt;*vrr u w*trlh&gt;
whitewash him. We trust the Herald won’t wash all tha- i ut ttirough hi* tint (termini m u i fin*,
th»- frtiij^irtfy cjf foult.
■
*
pvtnte-l
"UI
that
most
of
us
coat off and leave fieorge bare again.—Day tuna Beach
t*H11 fans had ih**
IH11
■ tie Just when
have Itveit t
LaiM
^rnlft
V
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iu
lif
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u
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A
r
t
V4«j
■ a..tilth to know hove to bo tt)e fc|

is now Epidemic!

v|rfnr&gt;

THE HERALDS EXPOSITION of wljat the office of
city attorney has been costing the tag]&gt;ayvrs nf San fort I
ahould be of keen Interest to the taxpayers uf every other
Florida municitwlity. During anti since the l««ini many
Florida cities have been burdened with an outrageously ex­
cessive upkeep of municipal officials ami other employes. It
!• time to call a halt and bring down these salaries to figu res
more within the bounds of reason anti which would more
nearly represent tho value to tfie municipalities of the ser­
vices for which they pay.—St. Petersburg Independent.
--------- o---------THE CITY OF SANFORD is culled upon to pay the city
attumey 111,500 for services rendered over a |&gt;eriod of eight
months. Not so bast when you consider that in twelve
months Mr. Taft receives $15,000 for attending to business
involving the entire United States. No wonder the circus

FLAVORING THE BUSINESS
MIAMI roHT

Ho mu*h ha* been *,id about euep*r»Uv* , hipping, ami *o littla
Jon* about th* mattvr, thatwhtn
wv find that an axparimant ha*
bean *u&lt;c*t*fu| we are lnc)tn*il la
ba aurpriaad. [Aiwa at) Naranja
there i* an avocado grading,
packing
and
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plant

draw twal«0.

fruit grower* rati it a auncaaful
on*. Homo alaty-flve par rant of
th* grower* la that locality have
•hipped through tho exchange.
Next avaton thar* la a probability
that elghty.rw* par ernt o f th*
fruit wilt ba handled by th* atebang*. Th* California avocado la
•mall, ha, littla ftevar and la gen­
erally known in th* trod* aa th#
**California golf ball." Th* Plorila
fruit la to much larger, batter
flavored and more aaloabt* that it
mu*| eventually gain th* targeat
•nd of th* northern buairvtaa. Thta
co-op. rail v* urganiaatlon
ha*
•hipped out about ISOAOO fruit*
ranging from t*n ouac*a to over
four pound* aarh. Korn* SAOOaaparata ahipownl* hava b**n mad*
•nd tha price baa b**n good o „ account o f th*' raraful grading,
hing in axcaUlor. nod ohipping
•troag package, and m la a .

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BERTHA

ORLANDO RKFOKTKS-KTAK

We ouitht lenity to live to lour
'Tt»# ?»»•*•** nf th** Vrw H*mih ^
au nd ris i &gt;enr« to amount t*' r a y .
thus ipiinki'flnl In (hr nrv* &gt;mr
IMKZ. he thinks And If n f r a
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pli| * eat fm a l lie s fall of let forty
1 1 \ e or f i ft y the thing merely In 4 thi*,t|. , u l&gt;&lt;11 sytnhti) of what is
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i i s of li fe m which * e hr nit nho.il Irilv «n thu Sstuth Kdu* nli*»n*l!&gt;.
what s r ones were nnd e x a g g e r ­ *votiMnmally politu-itly »ml it* aih
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ISi) I* Carlton will h« inuugural- d
^nViTTior of Horida next Turnlay.
Lai who will dn-ry th* « *p*i,** as for u* w, think it a g loiioa
thing to
govaraor of Kloritlu urvi
* * at* giad boy!* Carlton ibinL*
*o too. Th* axpanaa of th, calcbio.
lion at' Taflahaaaaa wUI or C w*
parai rvly amatt and wll tw an i.V
v*«intent In v*lor artl dignity
which thoud pay a rich teturn.
If Prcldeni-elcct Houvar’a re­
turn to Woahington prior to viaV
mg Ptorld, ntrana that h* will
pick hia ratiinvt b*for* taking h'a
vacation, h* haa don* much U&gt;
guarani** himaalf againal mUfioption* on that vacation. Hut
maybe h* haa gona to Waanington oaareiy to aah K.ahanuon Cal
viit Coolidg* about tha vagoriaa of
8*&gt;ulh«m ftah.
U

opad by German*. They dawalopml
into full41*dg*d Amtncana g.
raptdiy aa any pmipia who raSla
to our ibore* from foreign l*nA.
They hoU |ha United Sutra in
higher aatrara today than aSg
other nation. Tha rank and ftbOf
German paopi* deplarad tha wag.
but no people ahow a greater )&lt;Calty D gorarnmant than th, Gwmaa p*op)*, and haac, thay take
tbair madkiaa without aaaktog a
•our far*.
,
Trsda T^latfeoAlpa o fn -l
talablbhod batwran th* V
•UUa and Germany in oth*r

cloa lhan "Big Barthaa_" howwrar.
Yank** anWrpria* command* th*
raapmt of the thrifty German
trader, and Amarina-need* prod.
t»rta find • mora randy market in
Germany today than la nay *r tha
•thar Kurop**n coonlrira lately at
war. And Garmon credit l* goad
with huainna haaara bt Urn United
Mate* bacasaa tha Garman pra.
pW ara induatrimir oMt thrifty
and in tha habit *f paying lh*ir
dabte. Koch a reputation enable*

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E lt o n ). Moughto

I. AS A PREVENTIVE
Several times a day, insert Vicks up the nostrils. Also melt
a little night and morning In a bowl of boiling water and
inhale the steaming medicated vapors. This helps to ward
off germ-infection.

If possible, go home and go to bed. Take a laxative and a
hot lemonade. Apply hot, wet towels over throat and cheat
until the skin Is thoroughly reddened. Then rub vigorously
with Vicki. Spread on thickly and cover with warm flannel.
Leave the bed-covering loose, so that the vapors, released
by the body-warmth, may be freely inhaled. At the same
time, Vicks also acts through the skin like a poultice.

Natl Bank Bldg.
Hanford, Fla.

SOCIAL
DEPARTMENT
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How best to use Vicks VapoRub

2. IF A COLD STARTS

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DANCE
Postponed
Date Will Be
Announced Later

N O TICE!
AU City Licenses be*
cam e due and pay*
able O ctober 1* 1928.
T h e list o f delin­
quents w ill be turn­
ed ov er to the P o­
lice D epartm ent fo r
collection o n J a n ­
uary 10th.
ELLEN HOY,
T ax Collector

Repeat this treatment every fou r hours, eat Jightly, and stay
in bed until the cold is broken. . Complete rest helps the body
throw off the cold more quickly.
3. AFTER A FLU ATTACK
Physicians advise that the ch ief danger In this epidemic Is
after Influenza. Then, more than ever, colds, attacking the
weakened system , may lead to bronchitis, sinus-trouble or
poeqm onla. This ts especially true o f children or old folks.
Heed even the slightest cold as a danger signiL Vicks is
especially valuable hero, because It is applied externally, and
so can ba used freely, aa often os needed, without upsetting
delicate digestions, as to o much "dosing* Is so apt to do.

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Bpot la d B khaat Garden Land.

AN IN DEI’UNDENT DAILY NEW.HPAPMI
S T m ' o H D 1 I O K ID V H ( 3 D A Y . J V M A R Y J*. 1S2!»

Wire Internatloaal Now* S « rrl«

Death Kate Jump
Is Seen From ’Flu
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iAGREEMENT ON
PACT APPEARS
NEAR AT HAND

T hirty-nine o tie e rrp.*it»&lt;l • J1^
pneomome .'r a th , for th*
m-ling Jen &amp;. e* &lt;omp*rr.l «
H-J the week h-for* Flo d re li .
m I* rttiea » t i , *t*l compared

Incoming Official I s
Victor Over Miller
Py 3 To 2 Vote A t
( Ortranization Meet

U, MU Th# oruy elrtim # ,n
re
deatke in U r f r r li i#*
ported fm ni H u ( 4(i&gt; With
pn#um«i n a »J* • th • 4 *
to *-hi Ike eeeV ie#f-»r# S u i j ’
,e ie n *i1 rtf ft ••nt Itiflijarnig IJJC
II,C Ike n*r#W in X l.K*S|D 4g # &gt;n
11.1 the |i&lt;e .&lt;t’n£ * * * !

H ousholder Quits
* A fter One Term
Betirinir Mayor i s
Lauded In Kesolutions Of lolleajfues
N e ls o n (» ra &gt; . r e tlr iu l lm *i
m a n a n d a r i li i» ,n o f
n f o r tl f o r t i n 1 |uc«t nc-xcrnl
B fra r* .
w as
to d a y
rln tiil
( n a y o r o f S a n f o r d In u n c o r d
E . K llo u a h o ld o r . tv|u» hii*
fcerved in t h a t c a |u t n l y
fo r
t h e p a s t 17 m o n th .* M r l i r a ) '
W as c h o s e n o v e r C o m m is s to ti- g r F r a n k L M uller l»y a veit^

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N l.tr

FIJE R S ON PLANE Inmreeebe In ew w al
oH ircTinM
t li n l i' t&lt;'rcmonl**
Atl^ d
F o rm al Inductfam
M o n o to n o u s (* rin d
IllIN ! t l A u l \
Vftcr Knginc tkw.
STORIES O f C h i e f E x e c n t b r e

Arbitration Substitu­
ted For Parliamen­
tary Discord Int’onsidenng P r o t o c o l

t).«»tion Mark"(..m,Hllr&lt;l To !'uT : nd,

Borah To Submit
Kxplanatory Note

Remains A l o f t
.Martin Delivers
( h e r 150 Hours Tell F.xperionces I n ­
Principal Speed!
cident To Krcakinjj
(iianl \irship Travels
World Flight Mark |»arade And Ba^WW
AlorcTban IWThous(’ l o n e Fcstivi
\ S f .M .I .' f 'i l J*n •
and Miles InFliiiht
*V K| Rctf « fir* 40.1
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Report Will Disclose
r.S.Views&lt;)nTri*uty
Of KelloffR. Ilriand

MFJSCH ELECTED
TO LEADERSHIP
OFCOUNTY BOARD

Ilk William K II ulr b«*»w«.n
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At States Capital

Prominent Citizen Is
(Jiven HonorFor3rd.
Time AsDody’sIlead
J»»bn Mri-» b
S» . p t" w
, l e , f grow er »f Sanford w». t

____________________HU
FOR® BONN; Oath Of Office Aa
MAKES RECORD Florida’s Governor

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SEMINOLE'S NEW 'MONKEY' FRACAS
SHERIFF !S REAL FLARES ANEW IN
: NATIVE CRACKER' L IT T L E VILLAGE

th e c o u rthiMj*c
_ . Grey
| tin a still there Ybrtr 1rii I • 41'
Mayor Grey V ok lh« .h a ir. »»
b e n tr n n x h«» I (s 1 »#i|ue*t wnUltl wre 'he.
Mr. M^iatih
t g r * ...s a ku, •F F M ctolM f»r ^
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ability. Th# m eeting adjourned, j Nu*cmher a fte r iwiny r#-a&lt;
.
ll. r»h 1 K 1 of li'eh.* **&gt;. » II •
Iba C om m ission annou n cin g lh » t , , „ j ln t h , J un# p rim a ry b» »"
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re fle c tio n as chairm en with r*- .
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WCAT ORANIIK, N. Jo Jan. d annua. You h a * , wonderful **»!'
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lurking fo m n rd U tbo I aauual woy Unlay. P in k e d by ftuwor*
aw ay from you."
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now," ho raid. “T bo way to take
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�SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA

T h e S a n fo rd H erald

TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1929

A viation In F lo rid a

THE

T he heavy droning of nine airplane motor* directly
over Sanford late Sunday afternoon reminded u.i th a t the
opening of M iam " * -new airport‘ •is an event of the first
three day* of thi* week. E ig h t additional planes left
Jacksonville in &lt;
on« group yesterday morning. For the past
week other plum?* have ‘.een
I
whizzing through the abler
at trem endous speed heading- southw
ard1 tow aril Miami.
......—
C ongregated there |u r the ceremonies is the largest
collection of airplnn&lt;*-&lt; ever aaaembled in the Southeast
with wall over one hundred taking part
It is said tc
surpass in Im pressiveness Miami*..s aviation
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during the war
day* when th a t city was the I'Kation
for Armiv. Navy, anil
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Marine corps flying camps
The presence of representstives from piactically every. S suth American coiiiiiry lend*
a Pan-Am erican atm osphere in the gathering
Among famous birds &gt;f ,he air part input i
dirigible Lon Angeles whn h is expected to arr
row, th e Ford monoplane which c a rm s I Mrs
to Mexico to see her son, the plane which fl
rescue of the crew of the Bremen, mid the I
which is being piloted arouiul the country by I
Heath who m ade herself famous by fly mg fi
town in Africa to Knglund. and scores of uthe
A ssistant Secretary of Commerce William I*
teTUeaoAT, J a n u a ry i
formally dedicated the airjxirt yesterday and
BIBLE VERB* rent TODAY
Miami as the hub for air commerce between th
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OODTI HANDIWORK—O Lord and C entral and South A&lt;neri&lt; at. nations
Other prom i­
thou art our Father; we art the nent persons ivnrtiiip.itmg in the ceremonies ure Amelia
elay, and thou our potter; and w« E a rh a rt. George llaidem an. post m aster-general Harry S
•II are the work of thy hand.— New, Laurence F. I&gt;n&gt;ez. president of the Hank of Com
Isaiah &lt; 1 8
merce, Havana. Col. Lester Maitland, (' F S h e ry , secre­
PRAYER—O Isird, "Hearts un­
fold Ilka flowers before Thee. tary of the National Aeronautical Association, and F.Rgar
N. G ett, president of the Keystone A ircraft Corporation
Opening to the «un aW#."
T he program , including seventeen events and th*
prizes to be aw arded, is as follows
Aerial |Mirade m et
WEBH
Every man spina a w»t of lig.it Miami by all c o n testa n ts; 15 miles race for OX class or
circles
less, two or th ree place &lt;hi|w— F irst prize $2 0 0 . sectun'
Amt hangs this w,b m th# iky
• ’SO. th in l *100.’ fourth $50. fifth *25; 15 mile .pen rock
Or iinda on* already hung for him, pit race 200 IIP class or less, firs-, prize J2.Hi second 120 '
Written as a path for him lo tr.v*.
1 Be &lt; ti 1to ap dara know huw m,„ thin! $100. fo u rth *75, fifth *50. cvhi I'mn by serv.c
pursuit planes, prizes, trophies 15 mile race for o .serva
m geography goes,
i S*ir fe-i til thrm wh*n to ipo.. tion planes, prizes; tro p h ies; inspection of planes by visi­
tors and sujectmn of neatest ship. Judges to he Mayot
I t ja r t i « * a v r In • rrtsa -cross
A m o . ; -»
inif m aplrs, im o n v F f.
-ewell and mem' ers of citv commissi.m, first prize
r.e r-l.»
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*&lt;’• ••s.iml $50. t'i r i l *25 in gold, 15 mile nw &lt;• for 2n.&gt;
.A n p n .
' 1 t.mie-ra .ml o il HP • la--, or les-. cal.In planes
.’ru e s : f r,t *25.1. .-ecu
*:.■»' third 8 UK) fourth $75. f iit' ;5 n
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Not &gt;nlj it. whits aplusrs. atv
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prizes;
first
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$75.
third
*50.
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pr tv $ 1 0 0 , se. o-ai $ . 5 . third $«'»n d. an
Al
Ins h i i 'h ,"*1 ; u r p lr a| if. r* 1 n.pi.ing. first
. m.nV pr--.«. Iirs: *• HI s
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f : spin onr.
l a d while. every spider «P ns a w. b service planes soigle sraW ra. prizes, i.u.erty souls a
*• o f V g h t circles
tro p h ies; exhibition by si n i c e pursuit plains
Prizes
finds ope already hunj f ir iiiir, ’rophles. parachute drops I'rizes first $75. s.mou I $.5 '
does every man bum umt/r tii.- third $25; public Inspection of planes und passengii
ea rre in p until d n rk ; night flying, Pitcairn mml pilots mi.*
t V I Ha-jlburs
pri.c sw ard of &gt;500 to p la te coming rr.-nte*t distance

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Vround The Town

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MISS MAKGAKFT P E T hllS , Society E ditor
Office Telephone 119.
Residence Telephone It3

GRAVES

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Prpott next Saturday. Airports
8 T» baa saving almost aa aaaaiitlal
V a (tty aa garages.
Itaada-acr«»s-1 hs -sea

T&lt; • mi • riu m c nf aviation is dmly making it - «-l
felt morn and m ore m the* commercial iifc of Florida. Mai'
"lane*, m aintaining regular schedules, have been I.reeling
in and out of Miami for some time .-n route to or from
Nassau, and Havana.
Reginning tomorrow an air mn &gt;
line will he established tp i'orto Rica. It is only a m atter
of a very short tim e before mail and passengers lx.th will
depend find a ir transportation to all ‘he islands of the West Indies
ara**— and to Central and South America a-s wel'.

how l # i f tha a m i
f B a v h Ttm aa. Yaa, Ilm iU U aa

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•ny a jo u rn a l!,! spend, a lifo
'm e in Ih r e ffo rt lo a rriv e vt .1
mint where h. ra n vpeak fr*. I&gt;
'h i im Jepehden'ty,

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Carlton's Creed
Ikk conduct of tha LaBouo.'
iwhar Mss in Louisiana la rtT here is much excitem ent today in Tallahassee a&gt;
*l«dly rvpriavtng and rvaclnJia r Doyle Carlton 1* inaugurated governor of the state of Flori­
ivaa etUaaca of a cal toying with da. His platform of "economic governm ent” makes him the
focal point of all eye* as the tax burdened public struggles
for existence. As a sort of prom ise to the |ieople, Mr C arl­
ton recently issued w hat has been called his "creed” as
follows;
"I believe th a t public office ia u public tru st und u tru e
public officer is a serv an t of nil the people. He cannot lie too
wise to learn and should not be so weak us to be misled; he
AM thay My that Bulbils* and
harfcay will have thair liter* ar- should give •leaderahip,' not •dictation.* und take counsel,*
ui«nt in Miaal Batch daapita not 'orders;* he should g a th e r wisdom from the minds and
kksrR*« death. Tha show must h earts of the people and tran slate this into the public welfare
through his own clear conscience, m ature judgm ent and
patriotic aervice.
.
I believe th e one g re at purpoae of government is to
make happiness and proaperity universal; establish justice
&gt;etween man and man, th e Individual and the sta te ; th a t no
1‘ |n, 0 r £ ! , “/ , '" Y 1; ** *° b ,g tlM lo ^i•v , ■b°v» the government
care " ^ndivl&lt;llU,
1 0 • n u l, •* t0
•xlow it* protecting

Som ew here n*»r the Soutl
• ..m .n in jv r Uyr&lt;l an.t Ku
lo le n e ti in Up the New Y ear'

xrsm uf * PittfthurK raJio
tx.n And a frirn.1 uf the
nismlrr • In Moslrrs| rrcvlv
'••Bo mrtutgt from the r t |
Th# world la growing
t »M)' email.

Of all iad words at tonga* or
P*n the is.ldeit ire th«*o—“the
t
0UrL,0,,™
governm ent and th a t the spirit locotn* Las ta due again!** Happy
•*f th e constitution ahould be held Inviolate by legislative the man Just now who providently
executive and judicial officer*—by every citizen of th e land! ranted title last year.
i£E f„V* J Uw ,hoU,U hfiV€1.th *t 'P * lily of reason and right
The United States U decidedly
th at Inspires respect, and th a t iU observance should be mu bottom.heavy
these day* with
moat of ita famous people in Klor-

.Cl 1?

F A L M BEACH FO «T

that keen. gtW**■* ^ fMwl seieoco. foe m*.
saea, while it U mahing nd rich aad
, r**1 f A la props tint aa far ta*

Spring’s Newest “Wirthmor” Frocks.^

1 know an easy way to keep from
getting f a t......... Light a Lucky
instead of eating sweets?
/

HE m o Jc m way to diet! Light
a Lucky w h en fattening tw eet;
tem pt you. T hat's w hat thousand* of
lovely w om en are doing—succea fully.
T he delicately toasted flavor o f l.gcklea
n u k es them a delightful alternative
for fattening iw ccts. T oasting docs It.
Toasting removes th e Im purities a n d
improves the flavor o f th e finest tobocco. That's why folks toy: "It's good
to smoke Luckies.

T

Men who pride them selves on keep.
Ipg fit discovered this long agow They
know that Luckies steady their nerves
sad do not impair their physical con­
d itio n -m a n y prominent athlete* have
testified to this fact. T he; diwuvcrcd.
to o , that Luck It ■» d o n 't ir rita te th e
t l t f o s t - “a fact s u b s c r i b e d tu by
20,679 physicians.

T H E U S E S O F SC IE N C E
Fmfueaor Harry Elmer Benws
•i Bmith CaikfW addrtastng th*
Amaricaq Aaaoclstloa for Uw .tdv*acwm«nt of Seitwew. d*clarva that
• a s , iaataad ef heiag th* laru if yogmaUam of ih« medieval the
nrmtism. la only a "Wwporar; • j y which the aeWatuta ao abhor
tk m k al •ptaod*" aa aa tuaignif.fo r iasuace: Froftauor Barwaa
Ma evolved hi his mind a new
, (inception of maa; thersfor* he de.
■Mda a O f conception of Uo^
t*ho needs it T Bursty aot ihww
,f no nh* fall U se ey* to aye wuh
hun on hia now conconUon o' maa
Aad If he la comet, why ilk old
aay temporary chemical rpiaodv.’
“ S*
o/GodUaUT
Hia HlUt iptAck U v ilo ib k kaw

H I V I W I M j I (nfO R KOW.'-Ot R .A SM M L (&gt;RF/VT (.\LE OF

find

h at th e long In te rv a l ha« .level,
•pe.l in h lm Surh ra u li..,, th a t he
■lues ru»i know how tu u»e b n fire
lorn when It eomen. If K-lito.
tirifflo i« ta lk in g about h im s n f he
w ilL fe t no ry m p atk y fruni «■ III.

taacklr* and Uunching aa on a
mw («U*a ago. acienco should con
naca ua that wo are mem aocidkata
01J°*w** *ham latry, devoid of aonti
„ * x,"wd. le
•teroal dan'll
•lUe a few brief
.f

REDUCED
PRICKS ON

Piece Goods

’Injc l h ' i{.*T*»Y^i..r , (fi v Mr
IL* rr lir el
pr v.ii- Due n, •
sting h m * ’ if nlrro t
[Hr life* |n«Aarnut d i I hbiiii
I which
H«* t« fiiu p I r t
»th*«r Her plane (u fFturn i i
Iftr li^* at any time* !»»
fjt
i Mr. TtiakJ* «i«iu.ct n«»t »4 &gt;*.

Ir. Triahl* * r , a mi-at !&gt;“'»»
tha tUtary Clu'c which hr a&gt;tiwii. Tha foren-r gwvrrtwt - at t
teity will lra*a isle today •*
r pil»"*Tow an an a'llum.'h. «
down th* W.-t Coast. They
tray** the TaaiUml Trait t-»
wi aad then l turn h*"" by
llaii Coast route.
AVO- - N»w U r v u u r t
line »t MrHi aim! &gt;(«•
It
* f.

W ool

*

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JUST OUT
Muran and Markjt LatvA

“Two Black ( ’rows
In !l«dt.c”
L o !in !L j I t r t '.t i
No. I &lt;*.520

HPECIALTY KHOI*

January Clearance

Melton Electric Co.

F L A N -N E L

K u ln a itr CelumhU llealer
3J! Sanfcrd A \e.
*

a lif« paveRT F4 Kret fWM
.L s we (‘MltUIATWif
Ih AIM « Ufcavt t r s»w(

lo ta Jcba a**J it « « r**&gt;* J )lv U T W f n a
.a
%H«(
•wail g y a awi
rnAkm

Loch Arbor
T h e place to b u ild y o u r hom e

De Forest Sanford Realty Co

A reasonable penponlcn o f su-jar In
th e d iet la reco n i.u ciu icJ, but the
RMthorifica areoverwticiraing tiu l toon s n y fcu etu n ; av.ccts ure harm ful
•a d that too man* tuch arc eaten by
the American pxtplC. Oo, fur moder-

CLOSES SATIIUDAV M UHT

p „ w g H u * 4 * U a g sP M U &gt; L % M i r nva.rTWP

(llroM * Second Ftogrj

T here will be pnmtiyefy no • ile r s ia n of lim e

Rollins &amp; Kayser Hosiery

—then W* should M t ho hog naiag

F oil faahlw nrd. y itk a ) lay . paint*&lt;• U lp p e r
aad
F rvacS
h e e 'k
C h iffa a a a d M em i-a*r*lre w eights.

i r tim .* 1*’ ^ t »■ »C* *f gnat

I2.0U Values—
VFiibrioa F irst

J * 111' ' ^ *
sri«ro Inal
AeWg anything of the hind. It il
presenting aa with a tramswarn
verify of aew faeta. ami ta Jeu
x wv k u rrnne forward hiz
«M «h aad far^ightnd anangh La

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Tufn y o u r hom e.

R crco f

b e fo re th e .spring ra in s.

ROYAL

LINEN

Society

KmwmbieH

I’a rk a te Good*

C'aO'Mtinc a4 h o t east
aad dm* a. Idea ly •Japled | m » p rti •«*! ar
far IR, •aara.nv twtama,
t - U 'A* » h a voeew

Floor)

Rourt •**•.#»! |a t'lnlfta
Iteml-arrvlre v n |V v
I
■hail a is r.a i fw rle a .
$l.«5 Vs Iimk—

N o T h ro a t lrriU tlo n ~N o
nars m niiho, linen* and
• a l. th*. nerii only.

PRICE

�V Q ftU f ;f r ~ r -

T H 1 BANPORD HERALD. SANTORO FLOllfUA TUESDAY, JANUARY^ R, IMP
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B A N T O im

n P R A L T ), S A N F O R D

F L O R ID A

T U E S D A Y . JA N U A R Y

A,

1951

fc ft

by Joseph 1C Adams, who will be
Ine ne ghbay of Hoover on Bche

Idle.

W hen kft. Hrwrver feels Itkr a
b attle w ith the g im c a if n of the
deep—the A tallflah, ** han-nruila.
tarpon or C |'l*--he need only eaik
a few e le p jfru m thwperUew ef bla
" i n te r r a j t d l la th e aananloe,
beard the Arp ting bwaa*srsi In a
jU fy be a S t | e h eart e f th e finest

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^A vW tis!'.* i» restricted
„ ^ s p glasstfi. ati"n
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f.l N REPAIRING

IIE M S T IT M IIN C

DRUG

STORES

BATTERY

S E R V IC E

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Drive a clean car to
church Sunday,
l^t us wash and pol­
ish your car tomor­
row Perfection Auto
Laundry
Oak A ti.

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CAFES

R E P A IR S

MIIeK, THE
BUILDER

IN S U R A N C E

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H O O F R E P A IR IN G

R... ring and

MEMORIAL r o a d
TO MOUNT EVENS
WILL BE OPENED

Spencer Tep Shop
"M W Second Street
n.*w | . .|rtl '■isri- .r«l nmt. . i n* ,

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*

riplion f»r
F lu . Ih rn fd
a n d M ilgrih
.peed j rrmidj

Sure Death “
CochrwectM* t e a t Itv* attar sad
Ih t

c g K te .n th

S te a r n s ' E le c tr ic Pa#

s m . i, . . i

in*.im g ul thi nmiHil of «hi ri
&gt; of eduist. n a r | t i - i*if.
I • ' n m e r tlr j of t'.e
et.n»i
t \m rr.ra n ro ilrg rs arv in .«•.
' lure drniuoi national r n i l.t r
. o t . i i l l u n i w n tedtl group i r t .
•■. n*. it was anim um &lt;-i|. Tho m .rtnp .•( Ike aasncutlnn &gt;J American
i.i.lrg .s on Jan 10 and continues
(• r tkri-e d*y*-

BURLINGTON,
V t, Ja n .n —
(I N S i—A luo .000 acre tra c t of
foreat land, situated am ong the
higher paakt of the Green Moun.
tain s in th is state, will bo set
•aid* by the Federal Government
a* a national forest preservation,
according tg announcem ent h&gt;,
Senator Henry \Y. Key**, o f New
H am pshire, member of lh* 378,­
004 acre tra c t charted out as the
"G reen Mountain Pure baa* U nit."
This action followed th e acquisi­
tion of soma £ 1.000 acres com ­
prising tha so-called W atagvtlle
tra c t of th e Whit* Mountain N a.
Th* section to b* acquired la lo­
cated nhero th* four ruuntWa of
W indsor, Windham,
Bonniagton
and Rutland m e e t Tha purchase
waa mad* possible under the
Week* Act, which waa spoaaered
by the faraser M assachusetts itepatafv andar a k k h th e Federal
G evernm eat M enabled la protect
th e wstershesis e f navIgahW river*
The slro a a u having th e ir source,
in these forests fsad th e Hudson
an d Connecticut river*.
A t the recent four Now E a g ­
le ml conference at Portland. Ma_
the Vermont delegation ynaeod a
resolution urg tag th* e stab lu h m eal e f 4 (gderoi ferost pnrth44*
u n it In Vermont.
In Connect lent, th* policy o f **•

III# illllBAl

Stop That Uough
Quick!
Is m o u ,

T rescriplnm lisa i
I rouble t r t uni

n ew

t ir e s

7bt»— *»tl

f h a o . ISteM. W e-4 4 Coal
0 . k art’s Weed Ysr^

I » a | . e s t ft
A afteewMW.
l-keoe U l

llOUGL
are -a*l Graham tru ck .
13th Street. 1’H.ma i.

L()0 Y DtTTDoPh
’ W A 1 1 A M A T T t R ? ho*

S e rv ic e

D U N O

A ll D n s i g l i t i

li t it rn u l tv* .It is a pt !.
'. \* u ig a n iie t'o n t h f t i l r l l i . • in
I i1«iantitirs * usrf t| cumnni i , • I
.landaiil m a trn a l, * fk tn .o ».i|*
^iid dss'g n at mtninium
•! h-*
asserts
b .th e r the Im u lrrn • n o r . ,
The road wi&lt; named a fter the lion i» the ilestru. t m n • i' sin."
'ale | ’resident W arren G. Harding m s its a n l r r a lt - , whvih. r ti i .•
. lows or brradsns n p p "itu n it* .
II.J0O FKKT U F
ML K .ans ta a tow ering peak of w brthrr it s i i n i i or ratard* in
11-DO feet elevation th at lifts Its persr.nal drvrlopnirrit of the work*
• r..&gt;w rapped head M) miles directly i l , m ust b&lt;* dr te rm in i d by obaer
» » st of IVenvcr. Tha present road sable (arts."
In answ er to certain c r.tn 's m *
m d s a t Homoiil laske a t an slave
!
that
have Lean made, oi the effects
t:..U o f IA 7I0 feet. The five toil**
■I rontem platcsl road will r i x a*, 1 ..{ mass production on aociaty,
an ap p ro x im ate grade of .PM) (ret j fo rd say*:
a mil* to th* extrem e top o f the . "Thu inrxeasic; supply o f hitm ountain! A level place will he mart needs and the developm ent of
cleared th ere fo r tha parking of n«« standards of iM ng ar* Ur*
d em en ts In be swlimsted. T he enautomobile*.
Th* road, although extronxly la ife m rn t of leisure, th e laeroare
o i human contacts, the s ile a a io u
•c«nle. will bo safe, and accesatUa
uf tndtvidual ro ag r, are all lb # r%to a n y aatomoMI*.
. Th» H arding Memorial Highway suit of mass p m ine t u n m varwws
fields."
x a no o f tho m ajor undertaking*
8erg« V oroaoff, l a n u u fo* W*
th* m a t* of Colorado h a t sponsor*
■nor key gland *ap*fia&gt;etits, in dis
td tft m ake th* Rocky Mountains
ru a s iig rejuvenation declares th a t
available to th* world. Th* new
road th reaten s th* supremacy f
th* fam ous Pikes Peak road th at
tra c h e a an altitu d e a f I L l 10 feet
a t th o ex trem e top of tho peak.
Th* n*w road up ML B ran* alto
f lr a la th e widely known f a ll River
ro ad above K ite# Park th a t Mad*
to F a ll River a r Milner P om M
IteU O feat above s e . MvrL
f
Ova* LovaJaad P a s ,
A n o th er appropriation la th a
m t hadget I t fo r 930JW0 U ho
•pant la roaU xnation a f tha road
a m Lav aland P o m h * * a * « B L
v*r Plum * and Dillon. Tha money,
i i w aa **id. la tu frV ten t |* n a .
pfate .th e eastern approa-h ta tha
•aeo. and finish th* road tw o a*
t i n g p ile s daw n oa th* Dtlloa t r
w r x t r n »M"*. Th* road will he a
.h o st r a t betw een Denver and
lesd v tB * . a ad o th e r pesaU ta l k *

('reamory Co.

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liUF-MAUMONS
lord Autninnbile l’o,
p ita A *-.
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V U X A N IIIN G

M affat A ThmllhllV
I t : W att F lrat St-

,’^ t U N t N O - B y
eapert
,T years eip en e n ca Abe

Vermont
Will Sn et;
k *1
ti •
m
Aside Big Tract For
Forest Reservution
(C ontinue F rom Page On#
selira. h , said.
H o u n d a feiterolion of th* pledge which h«
marie updn h a rlcrtlrm , th a t ho
woold te r r a to th r very Iwst u|
l i t Ability. Mr. M id i;la n d hsd
nothing to add. Mis firm ly h t
jaw* in d k aleii th a t Ihi* prum iw
was auffw lent.
Burn a t F o rt Meade In Polk
county Mr. M.CJcCand U just
lurm ug the h alf' century
mark.'
It* lived a t hi* home u n h l he
waa 17 .when be rtm o v n l u
SenmVaa County. II* lived first
a l Geneva, w her, be engaged la
tho stock raising business sad
ritru a pcadusthm.
A fter living
*■ Hossev* nine years, ho came
(A Hanford, w h r r , he h as since
rasldod. For mor« than So yoar.
Ik* new sh eriff has lived in this
*nd ho number* am ong hi*
an d acquaintance* pracUcmlty every
child In ik s county.
*
M etieliam l has h e ro *n1*1*4 tn the farm ing business
slaro re s id in g , In Hanford.
II.
was connected with Chase A
Dyaspaajr f a r a num ber of years
•a d ta addltM a oparated hl« own
lB » i
H e engaged I* t&gt; * r**i
rolaka business fo r tw o re a r s but
UM r re t a n te j to hr* T ro t Dr*,
th* s o il Mr. McClelland la marrind and ha# eight children, fly*
bay* an d thro* girts.
A—ocintad w ith th e new sheriff
H IM
a n
Retrtdgx a* chief
deputy In ch arge *f th e afiu * .
Georg* Hcbi/fley a s deputy and

28— M l a c r lla n r o u a F o r S a l#

Huildinps Razed To
Give Good View Of
Gotham City Hail

A 11 E A T E R * W O O D

la r d
F rrn rh

Geo (Wel.h The RWirrla Shirr
I r U n i t i A Trade

Ha haway a HemmUtrMng a&lt; yd
I’nr l*i?k A re A ta d . 9t-

Kducator Sucks llcllcr Distribution
Of Colleges Throughout The Countrt

In the field event# (be Maroons
wilt be stro n g er than last y rar
Sam Fray, who tlad for fire . In
the conference h gh jum p with
g fool 3 inch R a p 1* back. R ainsy
Bennett, • « foot jum per,
and
c a a ile , m akes about th e seme
height, also returned. Cowley, a
new man, will M b e tte r th a n the
Maroon entriea have been In re .
cent yenre.
. W eaver. Kleie. Reiw|t«h. S treess.
Boesel, L bby, Cohen and Morr s
&gt;c« weight men who ought to » m
points. W a n r , Ineligible m ot: gf
.ast season, la good fee 41 feet in
th e shot ami Libby has done tJ
le st. 8 Inches,
y a t iha autdoor ere’g h t events
L x /e will be good strength.
W eaver ra n do U F .fa q t IA Ju&gt;
gam m er If he feels Ulte it, end Los.
t a | has aliead y atmle I U feel. Ub
win, who waa # coaslatant I U fool
a u n . • season bock, la expected to
retu rn . Hriwitch leads th e d ssua
men with 140 feet, end Klein end
Boeoel ere r&gt; u«t five feet shorter.
Root lead* the broad jum paia,
With b etter than S3 feet, end W atten berg ought to he good fa r Mb
/«•* hi the jatrella.

D iD

'T lltn ' t ratra are fot
tiro insertion*
words uf average length
M*d a lux.

CHICAGO. Jan r I I.NSI—TV1/ b versity of Chicago. track irai.i
till* f r a r promises to br »ln.n„-»,
ihan any Maroon uulf.t since | j | , . .
wlxn IK# Chicago squad |»«t woa ‘
U*( conference (ham pinnthip Si*
.rtta r m rn rrtu rn fnr this *»s»cr.,
a**d the Sophomore pr*»*pc«l, arr
exceptionally talented.
The latter w nnara wh.. arr up.
u.« tqQad Include Capt Ihcs A i,.
llama, Vin Libby, Ham Erry. War
ran Klein, Norman Rn«t, #nJ ful'-swing the cloae o f th r I aakrtte.lt
season, Virgil G at
jr tu r n o
* no graduated aiarr C&lt;&gt;'irtnc&gt;
Gleason, one of th r crack ipriiit. &gt;
of th r Big Tan, Jus? Cooy, afi'.ther
,««d aprlnter, and L aurrl Smit.i,
hardier
111 addition to th r all tr ltrr i.iril,
th r rr a rr numerous flrat ra lr ineln
ucra of the squad whu should I i.
ora In the b lf championship n u n .
Three Good .Sprinters
Three sprinters promiae Li be effeetiv* In the indoor dual meets.
They i r t Norman Root, and VV .
nam Brand of last
tram , and
A(Wn Eaat, a aophomora Cotton,
another sophomore, also (• prom- |

Aaticw be fpn cast a liOe fruta the
f tM U f p ifr a n l book, a n»e»a &lt;&gt;i
Krewper, ^ » » tro u t, flounder or
y e llo w .ta rL fe r b raak faet in H i
L a x betw m n sunup and t U l u . t
call fa r Utd dining room.
A t B e lla -U e , Mr. ami Mrs. Moe&gt; ia n • rutin I 0 .H) last year in l.ia
t a r and t A preatdental party ars ' ii st M iiun. Burks, s h o rlroptN j
art thin fie* m inutes by w a in 01 out of school for a yvar,
,
th ey may id jo y as do se »eciu» on anil h« hack lie ran un«irr 0 4J n
highw ay fA&gt;k&gt; the bathing b«ach&lt;a Uic Olympic trials
T h trr n r#
r&gt;»f couraAii or polo field*.
Yet m*n, Klaa»«n. Living«t«»n,
and i
An If the Bland were In snm* i a r . H athaw ay will b« abU- to brat o.5»
o ff Inlet of th e C arrlbean i n i u a i ovidoorv.
aC la glorthd Biacayne B ay, In ti.e
C ipL Olrk Williams, who U»(
lae a f M amj Beach Belle l&gt;1* a ) t i f ran th r hast r*f^s of his r*. 1
p rlra ta prpperty antf - d a sp iu its 1 rHT, w ll hr thr Irsalmg half mii«*r
•IN ' ) - \ |ir.rirr
quick accaaelbilitytby- m otor ooai | intloors, as Virgil (iist, N at.onal %un*t)lhl«fit.n m •
*• the Flam ihg'r pier, Miami Beach, • C-ollagtata champion in th r rv rn t, Collrgt a a1 1 »rrH
*1
• r re a r a a b o rt caaaOway, nu un ail] be* playing b a A rtb a il Hur ng Dt K rn ltrii k
•iL.«r I tha in Kior «ca*cn.
T rilrlm an U M im U i y «»f ift«* i*•
«ii r b ' i i i gn Etitj.
a n o th tr g »*xi haft onUr
fa pirn
Dale l^ U , a kipbnmurv, is s * 1 si»M Li* prrwi t«*n
I l » U . M l find In the mile
II e croai |4*fP th f • {rvnii t
*** * country work ha* ijerrlopvd bon in i iurw I «tf church 1
~Thef* | . •sir »•
*** W tem aaaa « t« l- and *—
t l J lJ 7toa« of m b x iT
a rl G. • 4 :30 mile on tha board lra«k.
Miami Weaman, form er Minnesota ru n ­
ner, will be eliftble fur the outdoor
d thot season, and ahoolt be a *tar. lie
h leiii- , running ten seconds fa ste r than
Df l,“ J he ran before, and laat June tu n u d
’
In n « : 1» 3-h miM
ottom . ( j i , , two mil.yg tf # average at
Irienu 11 present. John Jackson, a veteran
hrd fo CIOaa country man, and B ralnsnl, a
&lt;» sit* aophomore, are tha two boat men
taken
u
...
&gt;U4 ru*

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is and collector eeul
for paj ment.
Idc a lux
p
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a line

Residence Of MagDate Maroon Outfit Looks
Is Short Distance To BeStrongerThan
Fronj Fine Fishing Any One Since 1917
- MIAMI BEACH P U , J « , IC­
O N S )— H .rVnrt HoOear, P rtiu irn l
t b c t . win l« f u l the last ^ ro h s nr
far* hla induguratioh fo * Winin'
M k lu IlouA which la hardly . ja if
fctcr’a c ru lij from tbe rtcbrat fish­
ing ground* fo America
I t ll theft) { C. PinIWy home i-n
M U 111#. Miami Beach, w htra Ux
— h l . r i lllm a ira chain atora at#.• h in t o f t f j i l t . Plain*. N T . .»
fu ry shad, ^ ie c o rm te d had ptacad
■ t th e d ls p ^ a l "of tb e'D q y v fr f * t -

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BRUANNICA WILL EXPEDITION GOES "Monkey” Fra r ?VT AD RATES
HAVE WORDS 01 INTO SOLTHWKST Fl li at trlees Anev
\ ill
FA M ED PERSONS TO FI ND FOSSILS

EVERYDAY MOVIES

By Bushmiller

FRITZI HITZ

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throat.
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money Lai k 0S«., 60r , and f L
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guod d ru g sto rm , (adv.)

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shingle*
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C a rlto n

D efendant In W itch
Says H e Saw M entalIm age
O f Victim In Palm O fH and

F e lid ta ta d

B y S e m in o le B o a r d
Th#

fereweir M essag e
o Sanford Citizens
H e ra ld
i
V

A g a in s t

M a y o rA n d

O th e r C ity O ffic ia ls

GARDEN 1*0 VIEW
REMAINS OF TEX’

DeCottcs Lauded
For Untiring Work
R e tirin g

H ead

ptUhnl a elie- lo GaMVi*

H ira m Jo h n s o n S ta n d s

I s D en ou n ced

F b r C ritic is m s M a d c

holding their flr»t meeting of
tlw new year, yotcrday Jl»*

M akes

F u n eral

S e rv ic e s

For

F a m e d P ro m o te r T o
Be

T h is

A fte rn o o n

In W a y O flm m e d ia te
U n c o n d itio n a l
fic a tio n

Q f

R a ti­

T re a ty

Watson Fighting
F o r Settlement
D e cisio n T o B e F o r c e d

D»rU K. Carlton wt.biag Mat
•urtru in h‘» I'lmmiatratlaa
and pledging Mm their i«pT*H
and cs-nprrallon. T h , mrtMgr.
by each of tha mrwNC* .
a n a I /idlaaa: M\V*. tha h t h l
of I 'a n n lu ia a r i, n p m M l l ( l
KaminuU County, •ataml U y w
u d ia l ( u n l i t * uf th# lU :«
of Horn)*, oar kmrty conirntulationa. «;d p M f r a a r tineerc

c» operation %'itb grain adw BlitratUn. With b » t a u ltn for
poor aorrraa. Signed, W in
Mriwh, charm an.'Frank
Doaton Steele, II. F. Wheekc
and H. r . U&gt;n(.

R e m a r k a b le T e s tim o n y G iv e n B y D o c to r W h o
D e cla re s A ccu sed S la y e r H a d Id e a
W ife

T u rn ed

S t o u t

D efen se O f

Trinkle And Heads
O f City Speak To 1st Year’s Business

llc in s r

*•

P e rs e c u te d

S p iritu a lis t

Ilf il« n s L MlfllWu
lni#r»*fWaal
lWr»h*t
Htift
Verrwopnedeel
r u M e d iu m
Y O U . 1*1. Jam. 'J - In lh# pa n
of his Kjftal f.*r j n n jwhn BJ&gt;.
ai)Ff, "f'eiw « u * dct»&lt;» ' »»• I. Al
1at the wut'Wr
S i U mi I* k * t
mrjff. any * mental
it tS* m«n he kftlel. Tn*r» .•e
a hoi m i. every tint#
•&gt; wH
P resen t T o
hti r»«t, w.frying hi in i»wl il*r»I
M y s t i f y i n g &gt;iig
ntin*| ar«i hraltH
law rvmarkalbW IwliHMiry ma* ,
S p i r i t u a l i s t f.trn »»n thw eitscM alaiul liaia;
•I Iiv Julius Cumrue, «f V*»-.
lyrmrrly r.»nlh#&gt;rt«l W*.h tH* I* *•! ;
Jt.riphbea U*dpi»*J. in M ^ il
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Delivered In Code
W itn e s s e s
O b se rv e
Feat O f

N oA nnoun

WA-SHINOTOM . J i
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on* drflnJt# deriukxi a
cabinet. It tit th a t i
W . Mellon, th e griaxlg
turn A n a a rk r from
burg «U1 rem ain aa n

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t ..d im »»i4. ' H* lh...«ht Na«&lt; «* .
u . . parvu^g bivc II* &lt;*iuhin'l ■'*

ELEVEN NATIONS; KLAN ANNOUNCES
LINKED BY AIK AS IT WONT PARADE
PLANES DEPART AT INAUGURAL
I n a u g u r a tio n In M ia m i

In a u g u ra l

C o m m itte e

O f S e n i c c T o S o u th

R e lie v e d O f B u rd e n

Is S een

U p o n H e a rin g N e w s

MIAMI

B y N o ta b le s

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p-U N Sb—

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A - .n
can netlyn* were Imbed with the
United St»t** by rail p*»werger ale
tervlee tralay. Inauguration tf
AmciUa't flrat InlernetUaral »l.'
tervlce ■*» blarted *1 TJO A. M.
oiik the dedtomtloa of threw air
mril rout** hot*.
Dedkatery eaer.lma to h ptoe:
at the ran Amerkaa Alt port ken.
a »l wepe p*rtUlpal*d ^
getetaraeat afflelal* and aa array
of n«t*d nyeru- DedVvatien of tk*
mall roolea to the Wect Indlea
nwrked Ik# Wageat e agio operaling airway la the world. Railr&gt;*d
peeaingera leaving any rity In the
ccuatry can now kuy through air*

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A f te r I f e a rin g M es­

B y H n v in ffN iffh tS csNEW YORK. Jan. »—IINSI—
Tex
Rickard
will
be
bur
ed
tM*
h ^ H fa i A d m in is tra tio n
s io n I f A c c o r d F a ils
afternoon. The funtrtU **rriee*
■
WASHINGTON^~*Jan- 0-O e#
t . F o rm e r M ayor E . F . I b u s- will be ctnductwi l" bla own Midi­
holoer, severing hU con nee - ion fcpiar) O.rden. where lb# iflarnn Irreconcilable— SantUr
ikm y .cstm lay with Ihe City vetrrwa »huw»*n He* In ***t*. ,n Hiram \V. Johnain, of Cal fomia,
, Commission, addrenaed ht*
today a'.rani batman tha Sanata
fs colleague* and the audience an *t»o.pher# t f moornlnf un
natural
to
the
arena
of
aporta.
-With a defense of hi* adminN e w G o v e rn o r A lig n s
Literally thomanda were wait­
r’ . latratlon. an eulogy of City
^ A tto rn e y G eorge A . DeCotten ing te preae ihelr w‘ *r
H im s e lfA g a in s tK x ***•
a n d .a denunciation of The tmltdlag today,&gt;vaa loon rw the
c e s siv c T a x B u rd e n
- Hanford Herald.
lae ••natortal wan over the UrnRetiring to private life iftu gatea were twang open at 1° j gue of Nation* and World Court,
TAI.I.AIIA.SSr.t:, Fla-. Jan. 9
gm 'jig thrvu year* aa City Com- o'clock. Dur ng the rdght. thoo.- held out for a-me official action
|
I S » ( - Ibuyle C. Ca.lUat Ftorl(aatloMer. IT month# a* &lt;hl«f
by the Senate, tolling forth the •da‘* n«w guv*tnor, tralay wa* reexecutive. Mr. Houiholdcr charged
Ameilcan Inm i at adherence to reivtag plaudit* . n bU inaugural
. f i t Herald with having failed la
thr treaty, lie inaUlnl upon e rnldr**'. ye tier Jay In whkh he Ufulfill U« obllgatlom to Ita read,
itatemenl lo
the wurld that cued a warning aganlit exeeaalvc
ere, that It kaa dletorted the fart*,
Amcrct will never permit foreign »X.\mll»ut*4. Ueclartng MmrwH
that If* publisher* have Injured
Interference with the Monrv* for a "tounj flaral year and aound
the rlt'senahlp In the eye*, of the
Doctrine and that approval of the
gntiDn, and that they a r, not ac­ will be conductod at the burial K&gt;rtlogg compact d.«« not mean Kuiuai.* pulley, Ihe new chief
executive declared agalnat *'hlgb
quainted with the firet principle*
American endoraement of the Lea­ taxea and Ihe aril of o*er»got
plot.
t f . Jourua'Um.
eminent.’*
The arrvket In the garden were gue nor Wp-fid Court.
K Umler a Jltcumion of the "City
Admlnirtnttlon leader), led by
TV government mutt be at
to
begin
at
two
o'clock
thte
after­
a the Pro*,” Mr. IbMtholder
Senator# Wataon (R) of Indiana,
C% what lie deKribea a*.the noon, after additional theuaanda und Borah (R) of Idaho, tough! a a aimpie and dirert at peaaibl*.
parpoa, t f Journal Urn, th, newa- have ftlml pact tho bkr. Ov Uw amicabta **ttlea*ant of the trualy Governor Carlton dec'.*red. In
aoivtng Ik. problem of taiallm
baper’a place in a commvnlty, and
row. If ah agreement l* nor and f nance. 'The prohieaa a » 'l
floor
of
tho
•«***.
»
fc*r*
■»•"*
•
BgPlkly reienta crltlciam from
reached within a day or two, it ha t^Jicd a* a condition te our
what.he call* the “»elf-eppolnud pria« fighter ecotedi a knockout wa* evident they will cock to
ftitur, progrtt*". he tald. L'adtr
ten tort of public morality and to the hoarao yolla cd tho populate, force a derttfcw by keeping the
Mm rlrtue." Ha doforea Ua 1,000 -rlngakkra” wUl atontly alt Senate la aeaalen »t night. Thu*
"humllatlon" te CUy offklale through tho promotora* tail ahow. far. both aWoo have arbitrated
and tbargev Tha lleratd with de- They wUl bo tho relatirea, friend*, their dlffrroneee bat objection*
llhendaly attempting U Infant# boalneae aaeoclatee. rvportera and from Secretary r J State Frank a
honorary poltboaaorm
Kellogg dwtrpyad each teatathro
itil Jehaamt refated
agnr meat
to make any farther tonce*
T«bUc. will fie qoJotiy Uto the
The Secretary of Btata de
meaaanlne
and gaUariee from
and dletrkta la burdening **h av
eolvee efth ftnanekl chllgtUooe.
Thl. authority, ho aad, *htm)d bo
Lit duty loot night keeping the that A merle* would not eater the
mmeaac crowd* In oeder a# they treaty Mindly and depemH»« ap­ eentralaod. ItoMlag up k^a ad.
T■ . .
«_*■__ _ # ILmaiMB •lAlitralioi) i s • fuiH# In futl&amp;fi
waited for a , taetaat In the eold on tho
laterpre’-atloaa of foreign rrfimee. ea^Joveinor Martin. 1a a
tefore It wa# their tune to eater nations*
farewell addrev*. (oelewed hi*
tho garden and view tho body of
Tho tentative agieomcnt*. tha* aceumplitkmeat* dueag k * teato ita entirety:
tho premier fight promoter who far dladuaaed. have revolved iruvnJ
ure of offko.
■ *. B . r - HoarhoMo*
had etaged *0 many i pectoelea for a ulan
ta have th*
Forria’*
plan to
the Senato
S«i
He pointed to tho aaaUrlol doa PmcJ# of SaaSmie
their honefit. Mode than 1M00 Re/a I ana Committee flto a
one C----ernaa, to Uaalioa. and eiteaatoa
lomaeewk CHy Comari**kni
port. Mating tha. Amerkaa te^je
\»* tho pact y**e and half
of rdherenc*. TMo w,
to both aldeo but t*1
, w
»lie m aJclpel a|faita ehkh th* crowd. Thar were bej/oral ablea toaletad fltal r i-t tho H»nJ totoP*W&gt;n were .hocking to pugilRh*. giggUag g'ri*. *llh. hat. a to adopt tha rrpori-Thla wai *PIttibally. •"&lt; whl* h .g * * Ud gentleman, women la evening po*cd by Kallagg. TH*«i ‘h* . irtw w * of tho InakllUy of drees clerks aohlkru of fortune, recooc talk* aritod that On *•**
af mu cltUaag ta await fto- et.tenter* I , tea-gallon haU, and at# aend tho i*P « t »•
devai pmento. haa MMfd
with a reqeoot th*» H k* J J J * ’
krahto atrlfe and Otooe—k B
milted to all rignalory roriktoI tho tooM* toward th* gee.ng made fo* th* bentotM Fr d*y
Ag*la Kellogg objretod.
md. Inaaotoch aa IHo noaaal
night okea Bkhop Hoyt M. Dcddto
in. Imcomlkktoo **hed
Doe of y * « C&gt;— took*
agroo to aond tk* r*pw*t to the *t Birmingham. Ala., will addrea#
Aageer. IM l have not looa
member* of tha Method *t Uaifa
tignaterk*.
without the *• **'* ^
■led to yoa ta a tree aed
kmg any aetkm. For thd lh •
’ f tla h a t the ahapeh dhnea. Ik:ween
time. Kellogg ohjmtod. MjLag •
*»t Li aid IBO are expected to h-&gt;#r
U t dkt agulthed churchman, ac(Coatlaaad Oa Fog* Eight)
coedlag t • lboa# to «har*. *f IN
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O fM a g ic ia n llo s

By Alfred T. Newheery
UUJ ^
WAAMINOTON. Jea. *.—(U.Sb
_
|)ik Etna **M M n4 oft*A,y u wit tlaga aa 4**%, ^ ^ ,,1^0 Kara during fraaldiacr;Ml ||M m ', taoagaratlaa Ear. C
m IM gy. Kvaa*. Imperial wlaaidL
atedo the aaoeoar imlot. He anhi.
-yhe klan plaaa a* demesetrcL**
„ WathirgtuO *t tbe prvmol.Perkepa »*. ether utterama I j
Kvana, wae aw*Ued by ae many
|)WK(I •( peemlaaaeo and talhaI M , j|r. Ilaover htigaeU to eaM
la have beoa aaaieua to kora what
the aecrat urgaaiaet'oa plenaed to
j,*. On Mar. t. ehaeoro ef each aaput tik tan* Re­
fwtaulk*
lieved, pr-mpled the early t a k a
at o -regular and tU -fa iknoed**
targuratw *. with ita poaip a » l
tiohoraio ceremeay.
Ubwtver* recalled Mr. Ueovot
wae thiaktog about ha* tooogafa-

eral ether ehaervdr*. After the
chad** acre drawn Ford went hue
* treaco and e'aaoenred he wa* la
runtect with a “eoairof* la the
apirit ererhL ‘
According la Ford th* “voalrW
raid: ~Th* am * area who rare*
uatunlay night I* c-mlng »ga*»
He' any* 'IUU* Bern, my **w i«

and Sooth American cooalrios At
a time when ha might have koedl
devotlag aU Ida Haw to farihe aw­
ing apeoebo* h&gt;» good.wg| t r y
ctM ltaled .
bit
inoagarotboa
epoeeh, to* tab bet and etho* aw n

heart.’ “ "B ees" a.cotdlag to Mr*.

(Cootiaaed On Tag* I )

d ig ra m ‘ to Li. C#L U. th Grand
3rd. thairaUa •&lt; tho geveiamw t

huugural cummlUee, alaitog U
I rvfecved a porod* oml n n a m j
ttm 'ae to «N* r » e « FwMtoat
UUlidgd Mar. L IMS.
.

Pr. I- S- Wataon, eotomofegM

affak,
at th# eiperiamat atattaa a# t|i
Rkkop Itoto i k tho *u *s.&gt; » I'niverally of Florida, aad regard­

ed a* tho 1tovwoti not har dy la
tha rial# oa th* »object of ptoor
Mmct*. will *po*k to Urn Samkmtt
Agricultural Clok oa Jo*. M. or.
eordtog U aa aaooaaeemeot today

. Thet# era* Rttlo Nuke tk # I k

’Ktaa gave Xt. Hageer

KJaior* fUUiad t
County Board Adds tveo
*lty that tk* KUa ear
Another Officer To .to Mage * a m d re «*b
T raffic Department
MutorUts who have knew aeibf
Ik* euoaty poodo to aaeed w‘ia
rvckkaa »lwad-in. will 4* wed l«
“***• up~ uu tko week tutor la
ur* futare la vkw at tho Cewatr
( oarm'aekaera’ arika yoriorday
ta emptoikg aa adStmaal motor-

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R E V IE W

Marl# Hanau, *r»d 42, u .u —

By Bums Jenkins Jr

O f Leading Boxers

ch art** that (ha iw ^ yl
million* from invaiton in tha
«*lta du franc "
A« proprietor of th« finan#IK|r
P«r that touted her flea I t ^ j
mrnt companir* Mm#. Ilanaa ih
,»ll.
m
"M m e.'llanau never plaaa
She i l v i j , |
ilmot Ijbon franc* in front gf
playing .mull M*gr* Sh» a
tncil to gouge for winnings
•U« k * * ' agamat her ah* cuntl)
to play calmly until a &gt;mal| .
nipoanl |im t »a» rahaustnl 1
he would i|uit for the (vrni

«. &gt;fUo«t

WINNER OF NOBEL
fe w M fn T . AWARD LIVES IN
Gene Tunney Leads HUMBLE MANNER
F ig h t P ro m o tcrW ro te

D em p sey

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NEW YORK, Jan. g _ ( I N l . ) tVlth Uena Tunney in rtUranun;.
V#» Rickard ranked Jack Dempa -y
a t the top of ih a heavyweight
ciaaa. Uatow Tunney and Ucmpaiy,
tka promoter Hated Jack Hhaikcv,
Young Htribling and Paulino L’ a.
“ Juun as tha leading coptandarj.
In a copyrighted article v n |ca a few Wteka before hie dea'.h
far the February li.ue of T V
lltpg, a boxing publication, Rickard
rated more than 400 boaer* In the
Vutimi* divlaiona on the ba»„ i t
tnglr ihowlng ln 1028. He Ignlire 1
the champion* In the flyweight,
bantamweight and Junior waiterweight rlaaiea, terming Kmll*
1'lander of France aa the beat fly
fctl'ight, rating Fid*| U Jlayba u*
III* leading bantam, and picking
Jimmy MeLarnln a* the uqiatanL
mg Junior welterweight.
' tft W ik t ln g * of the leader* are:
HEAVYW EIGHT*
n a a a t. (Jrlie Tunnay. New
York; Ja ck D«mpa*y, la&gt;* Angr|e..
C|aia IL Jack Sharkey, liuaton;
Young HuitJIng. Atlanta, tia..
Paulino. Uimtdun, Spain, a
Ciaaa 3. Tom llevnay, Naw Zealandl Jte*m y Malonry. Iloaton,
m i Ipy Riako. Clavaland; (leorte
(«idfr«y,
Philadelphia; Tommy
Loughran.
Philadelphia, |I’h.i

R e c ip ie n t
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fly tiearge Airl.onn
Inter nation. I News Hervire
Htaff t'urreapcmdent
PARIS, Jan. 6 Rltay fmnta * n j
literary famr Jo not alwaya go tr,.
tether. Ilrnrl llergaon, who won
tne 140.000 Nobel P tiie for hla ,.lttary Achievemenia. lrvo In a quiet
aide atreet in the l**«*y *ert ■n
with Itaa nois, an I outward ahow
toan a ribbon rlerk at f|f«*#n per
Hergaon, who la 09. britevea n it
in modern appliance*. Telephone*
and typewriter! nr# anathema in
•"» home. ItedrMdrn during the In*'
four yrare on account ut iheiintatiam, he ati|| If ia llie energy I.
write—by hnml.
lie ipcntla (rum five to ala huuia
par day at iht '» cupotion winch
mad* h m fainoua. A new philoao' i
leal work from hi* pen la in ,h#
njiklng.
In view of h|a frpl| phyllygl pan.
dit on. It la aetilom that lietgaon
can take a fre«h air ride.
When
he do*», he shun* I' - automobile
lib* •|bull would n
be . Hone

English.
Aaked fur aome word* of advice
lo budding uulhon, hi Ber»*on r ••
piled that hr had none to off. r.
Rut If you fight f„r an iilen vt
your uwn, in doing it you ahould
gain aatlafaction wh»th«r or not
the world ie.ogiilj.-a you.” be -aiu
In bla ilrelininy years, M Iteig
*"H ia allrmled by hi* wife an I m
ti*t daughter. A woman *er«.int
(ompletea th« rnndeat hminin.il
Julea liuboi* uged SO. i'liw n

j .m i J T |lKAVVWKJcmr.4
L ist*
I. Tummy
tumghian,
illidetphla; l,au l^maki. Aber
o*«n.
W a’ b: Jam ** Uradduvk,
Uradduck, Jc r
tn. Wa*h:
a*y •City, N.
Jimmy Slattery
(llaaa 2 . J ack Delaney, llrld jr
rt, t!onn.| P ita |«txo, Scrantnn
„| Mackey Walker. El tabeth. N
Jd -T
u lfy
Griffith*.
Hloua
City,
**»'•
“ ity
«aiii||»u*t
*&gt;"*«&lt;•
*&gt;•*/,
• ;'n;
Malay Iloaenblooni, New York.
kflDDl.KW EIGHTH
Oaaa I. Mickey Walker, Kitsnb»th, N. J . ; Are liudkitu .Lincoln,
JiflL; Ren* tM Vo*. lialglum.
t*Ja«» 2. Jaek llood. England;
r.u.llla Janaa, Akron. 0 .; At M*&gt;I'U Uoaton| Young Cotlwll 3rd,
Han Franclaeoi Hergt. Hammy Unkrr. Nkw Y*rk.
JUNIOR Wp.I.TEIlWF.IOlirJt
C ilia |.
Jimmy McLaiuln,
Vancouver; Muahy Callahan, I. &gt;a
Afigalaa; Raby Joe Oana, Los Anr m Im . &gt;. .
L'laa* 2. Ruby Goldataln. Nee
Y#rk; Jack I* Brady, Syracuse;
HUnlsIau* lo a y ia , Chile; Uruce
Fluweri. New York.
I.10HTW E10IITH
Clnaa 1. Sammy Mandctl, Rockfurd, 111*1 Ray Millar, Chleago; J&lt;o
til Irk, Naw York.
Ciaaa 2. Billy Patrol!#, Fargo,
N. D.; Billy Wallace, CUveland;
Menu* Quintero, Spaini Jo# M:detn, Ch'cagat King Tut, Minnvapoil*: Tommy Qrogan, Omaha;
Louia KM Kaplan, Marldan, Conn.
• JUNIOR UOHTWEiaHT.S
Ciaaa 1. Tam Mdrfan. Healtlu;
Iloneyboy Finnegan, Boatoo.
I’li i* 2. Al Foreman, Knglu.td;
KfU* Martin, Naw Turk; W iU m
Carter, MeattU; Oakay Abad. Pan
aR)g| K M * Amlaraan, Wyoming;
fe JtamlHjr TtiMar. Uoaton.
r
rKA TH ERW EKIH T
Ciaaa 1. Andre R autK Fran ci;
Bynny Baaa, Phladalphia; Tony
Canaoneri, N«w York| Harry B id­
. Min, Phibdalphla; Al Singer, Neva
Y trk i Kfd Oiocolat*. Havana.
d a t a rt .
Bud Taylor. Terry
Haute; P ita Nabo, Tampai 3*utlago Xoriiin. Panam a! J"* y H*v'-&gt;
MUwauk**; L40 Kid Roy.
[entreat.
BANTAMWEIGHTS
Ctaa* I . Fid*I L a Barba. U a
A n ta l**; Al Brawn, New Yuta;
awahy Graham, UtJoa. N. V ; Aid

Gilbert And Garb
Are Starred In Fila
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absorbers—New type
double-action fourw heel brakes-Larger,
finer, bodies — Easier
steerin g t - G reater

W ith 76 advancements it chaltenge* llie lifutllut inotordoin has
to offer; challenger in pcrforinitucr, in beauty, in size, in value
Bl*d in p rid e .

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SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1*19
' rv . *
ad boetde fo r it and now It is an you hav* curried as an asset la Ow Jad *» h it $hown d keen conc#p- )nr, and I b tlk •
t* f *nf lh A poai - 1 and the C ty continu'd for moire I James Moughton, who is in rha. s© : vion It ha* not been an may matte/
**M t to our City far in excel* of W »lng. 9 *.704,109.10. Thia repre- t&gt;*n of rvidfnet and * irry fair lion an know sontK&gt;wetg about leg­ •in?? th e r e a fte r to, in a oafun*i
M^ee aarftuu9 *ii&gt;iqion-s losi to make tbe reduction of the nuaber _
1 . tmpi*&gt;)#e« Lecauae 119 each tn.
the amount of money actually in- y * all paving and street* in the jDipoatlon of lentrncra. Any p«r* al aenricta and th# mlo# thereof. m ain tain th* «Murw In May. I
1 able to re n d rr n * i n e k u « cri
%-anre it m#*nt the tTfimasing uf
reeled. Thle field equal* any to to City, There are many email items
who ofcuplcj Chj posit Wa of Mr. DeCpU#* ha* nut betn re- lJ»e C cm m lm iim niv*nr virv-ul.
%
•t h the rettrku d number ••! a rn«an tr m a p-a.ti»u n which 14 .
found and Sanford may be proud of that might be mentioned, but I will Jildfi* cannot and ahoald not, by tained through any unc!ac person ;hat fu rth e r nperui on on :h P.9.1
1 \ general survey of th# ti *..1 njd barn #e'mng h • living ami * t,
thi* Improvement.
* 1anil * evdcnc# of the gha*
pat* over by calling your attention hi* *ent*nct*f *ati*fy the m tira *1 altith n u n t, but becaut# h# ol the C ity co*JM not tn: ran , . .» .
a llm# that potifiorj were »;
(CmlfaiM From P ar* O at |
_ A few yeart ego the Sanford ‘o the fact that all the is.e ta of U *
,#a«ed th e c »ur»e
**ooir pr
r "i lYianag/vucnt cxJLiibitri «»y |prtmiiTiii In m*i%l %vcry ins*.* tet*
could
render
u*
the
legal
i
m
u
.*
public
«*
it
b+com*&lt;*
hit
duty
to
Thr "tily change* tha: could tn# d «m ««al hn«l to take
’ nlWidual*. T hese nd.Y ' -fA i.u in
I'tttet Btotototoa areume tha City Hal) waa located on eeeund City are I tied at (7^l7jt.18 41. and
piac» u|»*n. In many InaUnrt#* we n#rel#d, and he* through year* i4 0ifat#d th# 4»p#rath&gt;«i o f in#
t»
i*# made in thi* depart*
Ilty of the Mityor*» po- floor of the old budding located I do not believe there hae been Im­
of Icga; experience in municipal
rr. ’ t fhn m i n i curtailm ent ,( J
Uilfcrem**
b*tw»fn
two
•IrrnenU
, tanJ It devolved upon mo on Palmetto Avenue. Th • was ad­ provements madr that you Would uf etixen*. T V M iiry of the Mu­ nw, wa* the beat qualified man Co'jiae fo r a n u m tvr •»( r» ».th 41 . r* i r 1 t r 'i jr w a k wouoJ im- a ije iD M an l not th ro u gh *ny ta* ^
equate for the old daya. but a» we V4nt to bf v i'h ca t t.eslay.
ii.n
g
which
tim
e
it
could
■
n
dir
i
M
ti.m
'i
more
employee*.
a * .
i fit
jfri. itt o s t v l * -1
thU offer.
A t that began to grow w* needeo a im i
nicipal Judyv at thr prtwm time for th# pontiop. An of fleer who
the cour»e w as being a»h. . * * 'itt .*f 1 1a f*r, th * rhdlVii Im a© .1 t! r r itu m in the rn ip is ja H iit * v r r ’
City ( Wrk
w» uld ernploy * min on personal
W the Cummleeioj, eonaiated of
i«
rntirvly
maiirvjualF
to
t*cgm
In
home, and the people voted bond*
ut d« ter o r a te , and u |fim *ta iy t*
1*1opi &gt;h#d w hmi: adding l.i t.»e ft* r#ti ta* a - e|»‘ r#thlC#d ^ allf# * M
The nff re o' City Clerk, Audi
..Lh-toc and myself, and we
•imi-tiiMiF f«»r tha wnricri rvD- friendsnip alone or dlaml a a man ird trid u a U would W unahl# to fir if " h * r,.il*u &lt;tkilf w.i* b .* '*n a rou n t
' rrjn*hJ with msny prob. to build a new Ctiy H all on Part. ’ or and A « . . r r he* pooolbiy *««,
on
fverw-ual
animosity
rather
than
lh# d ep art men U t* t
dficd.
|»i»il»e#.
tiaiica* th»» gu ’ f o iiir* * #//ii th ro u gh Abuiilru a* lung
and novel eitualone actant- Avenue near the lakv front. We lire moet d rs.lir rhnnjr* cf , ;,y
jn
the
tiads
of
qualification,
’
»
not
m ak? a p»n#r»l r t jiic t on in e«leg
al
Drpirt
mmt
have
(k
b
lifted
at
(87,1103
43.
and
4 fi Manager* Office
4lie w n i f f sre* *tt 4»u tn ^ U tif j
d e p a rtm en t n lire C .ty In A u g .,si,
t h r ronftulofi of In
p#n*aa, but ,n many mstanc#* to*
A prof.rr
uwjion of thi* dc- worthy uf hi* truat and certainly Will com iorl r'"*i It tin| ! per i.i.m
Th# r !«*• of th# * i) Man*g#i • L in rtei i*r r# rr u« | below a l e . ’ ;
by
excited
elt ixrosHp. wi‘ h th* lawns and perk* *oirov.nd. U J , We re a l* ,,) (hat ,ar City
violates
hi*
oath.
rartn» nt would ri-«iulrt* more tlm&lt;*
I th# t &gt; i&lt; n r tliot ram# lo lo . w.g to.ig#. Front o j r t t p e r i r n f f
o f f in w h ich i hr g df r * u : u a
i thereafter, Mr. W. C. Hill mg the City H all, it ha, be o .je oiu , were inode.|u*le and did
I ha&gt;# h«en subjected to unwaru .id t r s b ie dt*a*u*M»4'ii d in in g ill*
handle. I. th# &lt; m in i s io n me
•letted «o flu th« unexpired lh* beauty (pot of our City. The furnish all the ninrmailon thal loan I can uliow rr.yirlf In thi* rmnt-ti rrit cUm and other mem­
Me found th*i it win jit #a»y maU
gi
n**ra|
nummary
of
th«
%
arl«&gt;U4
eurroundingi
of
the
building
make*
and r r n r v lle j hi- ie*ii# A. •» i •
m . -* i
i 'of Mr. Lake, and 1 v u
•ilnul.l h a v , be*., dia.|.»*.J Much
tt f to em nuiy a man And pay h u t
bers of 'he lUiard (or reUunm^
IUt t 't k« *1
t a etc# lint Ion uf th * l#**r, 4h*- * t,
deelpnated to lu u m i the it moat attractive, and after * *i*. harm resulted t» lh. City
, r &lt; ity dvrp4«rtnirnt«
l owl ( d U l) and « very difficu t
Mr,
lM
*«tlr*
as
our
City
Alter
Naturally up* n th# cloejnj of
ilty Of the Kii Tor's of- It to 31 different c tire in Florida, vo' nl of the various antiquated
4" *mi m vi i *ill t#'g ;i 11
it# j at .41 &lt;•m *
JO.I rm l .»rra»*ing &lt;it-:ttion to diA,
n#y. acd he has been OrtJu»tly a1*
th#
StmimiJc
County
Hink
and
f nd Sanford with th* mint at
It wna then that I real ted
J
mil
1
w
th
4
n
iim
le
;
*
r
n
p
.
i
t
t
l
l
l
t
r
.
.
m»lh ds j. , d |n Ihe'Cterk * 0fl cr
• *ttoe/.- « man a*id cr i the o4a«i* ’
.1 would b« forced to five tractive City Hall in the State, but V.*, therefor*. up,,n th , .||»e:.„. th# r#nl xatlon of th# rundltioii tnrkrd l#f*u*e of hK aervice at x#n« rrl^t it •* to *h# "p e iu ti o
a • . #• till ! q tt h*«ft#»*
•*:* &gt;. I
*h s vr-»ik iia* been Aco
u
r
counsel.
A
ncwipap#r
l
i
e
k
t
!
■fly UT entire time to the b&gt; no meane the n o t expenrnt.
•#
' 41 atui - 41 • » -.,*
.,
are* being made. »»t about lo rem­ \h9 City had lF-#n placed ;n th&lt;j P; m#n ^vho in my opinion ar# i. *i ‘ n lf f 'l r n / . -%rvj w.* r.*\r •
■
-he i tiring 4A* pant year
l# r TOalfn, and aa I felt that
Again, If you will loon bark a edy this „*ond lion a, one uf or. - I f ity Att&lt;*m#y »iu imm#di*Uly
0 1 ly &gt;ign&lt;*| 1 m n t'n l with n »*
■ivantaav *l’4;, ^ (tw- U,».n . n»' *» : ‘df &lt;in«| ful it# eidminaJitr*’ *
aii|uaint#d with the firet prm q - i
a duty to perform, I de- few yearn to our waterfront, yoj
111 «-tnvirx4)t,*p w .k %*,i* t.onto i !*■ i« t ’ #in •unassevt by
•ret major dutte. A romp.rie aud- Lrallid into Bervu-e for mnsulta- of journalism hare c*rr:#«i th.« bfLfilicmt.i rep r***r.tin g to# ^ni*
to remain with the ship,
.11 remember that thr (bore |iru It wa* made of all affair* of Il.e ■tlon*. many nrw and unexpected
furd I'fin liy f i ll - , l ». rTjwii alrd,
4it 4-n Hi,
II-ain ■ ,*
I r»a demaovf f..r u»lh f r#v|tw| ua*.
the expiration of Mr. tli.T* «e» a place of filth and un,arltaiy
rampatf^ ,lh throtigh their per«nn* lo le a -4; th# g o lf roufa-* j »•&gt;| -*»
] fin*m ai*l problem* w#r# appear*
1- \t 14. jj,.r nn i| Ihr »i •'
C
ty.
Thia
wa
*
a
large
,*n«lertsainlr
i hr i If) l o g Ihe Frew*
Mr. Frank L. Miller wai -ondltione. A beaut ful lake ore
a| amnws ly toward* the At*&gt;un%«
\lr
hefgdtm
for a j#*r *nl of five
* 1* t*"*
rV a . 44 11, il 11It ■ ki' Irtlll
and required a long |&gt;*rl.»l of i m» ! Ing rarh hour
11 m at In- that r» in d e la tio n of
la a Commlaaloner end
and th*- Hoard. I know not wlnit tl *• TiriYiire# of rime a
had, and no way to even .njoy »n Ihe part of Ihe auditor* How. wiiii th#
-i •
4
ity
A
tto
rn
e
y
at
ri
■
k
ratinn
jv
I
l
h
u
*,4«
.»
aa erain designated to aaauire
r I'rgaa -h«euL| I.u. ClUpy u tr
being near it. But, go today along »«rr. after *om* time the auditor* * that llm# ami had Ito’rn for future uf th s department mu. I #, u n d m ln o tl
that
lh#
pr ■ ;» tv
mper.i'MtUlea of Mayor.
ot- «»ut d u rin g th# pa‘ t y e a r U h l
tiuf
I
kn«'W
what
it
should
lie.
at
d
th. completed their work ami then in many y r * n p**t. #*r#pt d u rin c
NoiiuM at nil tlo irs I.• u»ol «»•• «pV. 4
Dttrlnr the .nterval of eighteen tula fame waterfront and
• .it' «ei m ir h ha* b n it lin e s b y
tliat would l»e that It he m*i t|U
,* g *ff tour*# It a t •i
ithi, the City Commlmk'n hae marveloua improvement made by atslled a complete an.| modern .y« hig tlm*» in th# militJiry »#nrk# tur***v| *n any manner Uf.t l thie f ra'nl
ne* t*arw« iii v»ur f '• ) m m y otsa*
a much ahwaed body, but the bulkheading of thia l-eautliu| *em of record* and teoikkerjiing, durtnjr th# World War. W# war** im&gt;«t important litigation i» u»n«* i*t.p«ir»nt that f* r *«im# v#^r* *
• »« i.» u ij,n r tha* entire t.tir* nshlp,
i t*fne th«* g o lf fu iiin r f'd lld n *1
with thta apparent unreal lake— the conetrurtlon of road* au j which ha* rreul'ed in mu« h giael thrown Into confrranr# for day*
md ni-.ie •-*(&gt;•u n it y th# affkial*.
; a a the pan of many eltlteu*, the the beautifying of parks—it n«w • In the handling of the I'lty affair. pmifNVur nr tr&gt; untangle th# *ftu- plftetl.
;1:
.
r
'
t
kn&lt;i
op eia ted hticcesafully by th» • *»&gt;
, -I m*er# part rtil*r!y ru&gt;«elf, that
T
he
M»w«f
roun#
of
re*;»inncc
has acenmtf'iehed a ere it not only tanilary, but the moet i t . A flrr a year’* opera! on w th the
op erat on w«»ui«i **•
raa piaj4t
ntion.
Th# &lt; »ty
A tto rn e y
w**
&gt;*■ # !"•: * I’d injury o t r u i n e l by
of work for Hanford. In tiective eeetiun of our City. Ti c nioat modern mrth.»l*. the de;&lt;ari- *cnt in \# w York to ***#k Inf or- would k j'f Inh-h to sulirnit to t*.** “n^ *t&lt;iiat4 pa ivate individual I
th thv ri^ar
»*
ti»* n 'tospnper tn* hern k4thn
d
lftg
te
*
"
f
a
new
4
pap*
i
and
fl»u•
*
time I have served ae your revelation of the wondtn of our rdent of record* and book keeping mat loti for
tne
citife
n
a
w
ho
«i#
no#
i'iv
»
r
i.’
,»nd h&gt;* dUrov#rU** a#o'«| th** ciiticssnu of these m n
. Ki# *r»«l -h-'tild f a tin riRy tie L -.
Wa have had about 120 lakefrunt hae cuat large iumi o&lt; I* thoroughly complete Mnd e,,uai
ih.
•eat* r « nit • to.»
th#rr w#r** untaaintf
W#
fall hid:ng behind the h«.n*l of the ei!i 1 C tiuntry O u b can op*
'»•.» a* »n# "/ *»*# RijFFtlanl Lj |&gt;*
al meetinra of the Cl y Com money. Today We have ll*ted ae an
a AUnagri h
g iif
' t 1 apparent
,•*
m mir mumripaiity.
oner*.
I have not ml»«ed ateet in thie Improvement about - i y municipal u ffn , m the Mare |th al t»n *4’(** uni of th# m any grmv® |*iess, but th« manly performaugg
j .r*i.iipP%h* «i
of Florida.
Iv’pnl qu**tion* rt»nfr«miing th^ of Ju t) rvqilT—| other eel kin 1 : 'kilt It will l*r iinjwi-.it,I, for il..
V.i #ry tit lie n in S an fo rd • a
of them. We Fnve held, w'th
(X00.040.00, and although more
rment *-f *.h»'
• “flO r-,’ It* h,- ofH -fateil
I rThe office of the Clerk »l the C ity, and mi afeount o f th# mo*t
• it# kh.»Je‘r - .n th e C ity goferr.variou* partlee, more than 200
•lit* IWpartaient
h toof ky il#| e9f 1 in#'»t. T*.e
«r* .»! -b jit, 47i»l *&lt;# at y&lt;sir i/emaltoan
help, iKiqrv-r, but ha*), t ,i;
conftreneea of many hour* dura than (100,000 00 of thie money « &gt; , time o f the bank failure was oc­ im port*n l duty *»f M illin g thi*#
At toe lime 1 bseniee H a)er ut
I
net
in
the
Seminole
County
llank,
tW «lbit«( ¥ wl
Ctt.AwItoa Uh&gt; i . H i 1 ( 1 . tol InA^eevatar, H u V lin *
cupied hy Hr. I’hlli,.,. who had |
*n* «ut r#«*fully
fo r S^n*
«.ito th e atliiM’l a n to han dle f e » e We fay e around ISO dayf
l i e plujcct would have been Ins •crrwf In turh poafon f.,r a num ‘ f«id, a* th# v#ry iifg* of oii-r H i v iiu r j y uf koefuiii. U14, IHb lift tr * taking full .H are- *f tha- .
w,mm i »r u n i
V lu m N in y !u*p*' r**f
■t'on of tax m e n
•iltotnr* i l g
have a • :KU
.«
.'.uRiit,
1927,
thenwe.
in
th.
ein
|
I erptrt &gt;3 daya out, of wonder of lakefront improvement• b&lt; r of year*. After the installation drpenitrd tip**n d. w r v o u rn l th# pb&gt;y .4f the City t'ui-c# Di-,iarl Cuureu t,» prupcrl) nia'nl.iiii a'»*i v,r# jlxMfthttl and thu «.&lt;rk 4*. kr.i'W wtiiil '• Inline i|,ioc, anil y u
had
it
been
completed.
However,
I
M
il
ovtr
t&gt;
&gt;
th#
M«"9»«t
»
*
utfiAt
u|« rat,- th* r lit*.' I. i* |". »
City oi Sanford attending to
of the new *y .te m, a rhong, a s * o r v i r n of Mr l.u&gt; irn II. Itogg*
nave a ncM to Icly UJioo i m i
nunt. fifteen men, at a mnnthiy
dr -is in behalf of the City. 1 am aura there ia not a cltiirn in mode In
(hi* department.
Mr. ^a* ,19*4*1 nt*- roun*#l tn th r legal •alary of f3.;tW. Imni4nliat4Ij that tnry may lur a few year* ■ in the curnhintrtg uf nil lrn« a u"m fi.-wpaper to glv» you lh* n t ,
kVa cnynmd in more then 700 Sanford that would today vote to Unison wa* apprdnted
a* City m n t t m th#n jffc v tr n g th# C ity thereafter, we ineuxuarate I a *.-n- fume, be forced to rail u&lt; on t t - h itle r lh% M aiiAiffr * n j ahj!t«h&lt; 'C ..•at inforinatlun. Thtrefarv, tha
racnat conference* in raference destroy the Improvement we nave Clerk ami A .*.*.o r , Im harm*
■ t Ihe-dw III tire* there w .ca a mu. iu
n&lt;-»ap.if»r nv.►a a duty to tha
*p#nt
wrekv •ral reilurtliin " f Irt 4-1 per 4-rnl in City for a amall appruprtat un t
C»l« matter*.
My law office made and return to the old lake-1 been employed by the City hr the Tho*# g m tlr n g n
ml #ff#s*t*q in , ir jd .r a I" hunrally end fuitftijliy
aajiat In the operation, tut thvie iy WAVm/ «if
working
upon
th#
p
rr
ljm
in
ii
y
ail aalarle*, a h rh of ruurtr, o,iilV n, a'rvlce ha* been given front conilttlone, nut even for a re­
u
.ia
rir*
t&lt;uiit
Th«*
M
a
iu
jte
r’
*
slutt
ie nu qucatioii l&gt;ut what tbr jc-■1f
'tr re t paving
department for legal in *r Jigatm n
rented tbe J o b g i of its C ty gut.
and
altwr pitnl to the Follre Departntenl.
r to affile* of our City, and turn of twlco the money we w i t
ci.uree tint ay ia a nraca.ary i.crv- hubr been in addit on to th#
amou nt To gtva* jr«u the tlu*
nlghjx a* wall aa daya have in the project. The bulkheading Im. about twv, y ,a r, prior u, tFiio, tune many runfrrrnr# * with th# ComThia department far inmi t.nuvatlwl wn! many And I frel laeht
o ccrik d with matter* per* proventent |e the outitandlng fea. 1 Mr. U n i s o n hae conducted the of raUaion. a ib fin it# p n . u n w j « •mmnliately a fte r the fuluhe of ition far any r ty anil raa iiinaota- n# h»» given u* hi* best rffw its facta wbather tbe newepaj'. r
expropriation ran bo mam by ti, •
f ee during the pa*l year in « ih vidrd Upr.n
a&lt;11 - 1 with the manner In sh:cb
to t:»j City, th e position
.lemtraile
County
Hank,
hr.-ame
the
*
City tn the future
a»ai*( ti.i'aa anti fa ith fa l **rtic#.
nu**t rfflclent manner, lu the
1 ltu&gt; matti'i it har.i'lnl nr not. i' i
nt hcrn «„ pleasant on*. hut tura of Sanford today. .
Th*
legal ItgpArtmrnt w*» tarsrel -I rather aevere cnticMM on
Kturning
•
part
of
the
water­
lh
#
r#
Af#
other
d#partm
#rlt«
gentlemen in 'en endeavor to nia nty faithfully performed
credit of the City a , wel| aa hlm1 lu* euro I'f lh.' ta ct. paiblUlied liwl
front Improvement ia the mur. e . **df 111* conduct „ ( the operation rallctl upon lo re inker upvtion* re* the part uV „ rertain element of o .r tain oml operate a proper muiar. •f tl&gt;# 4 ily goternnient thn*. ni.ifht in impoitant matter* have I w r
f *wn reward to |c f.
latlvge
to
th#
payment
&gt;
»
f
rvrtain
citlsena,
broufht
about
primarity
pal pier and boat baaln, in witch of hi* office, which cornea into
tberofore, with tho present ar. &gt;# d icu»»t«i, nr.I, n vid i m it e r ial i,rt;tlra rherkr I leiu i* printirg
Plor acini Bltaitiea
obligation*, an*| many other mat­ throuih the activities of the tnen
langement tho City Li rolirwii ol .hinge* in reduction hav# he#n in- .nd htuOiKacting to the puuhc.
Anemia) proW;me i f ;&lt;an you hav* an Inveatment of | H V direct contact with the people, ha*
ter* of importance, and in many wrll krown “Tavpayer’a la-ague.’*
en evpeniliture of approvirThtely fukr-il that | h,iM n \ at this time, ;, l ily n ivt'i ri-p-irla .hutil ^ not be
have
occupi'd a
• -ent 074.(9. In dollari thia little a|iot • 'lived greatly »u, burden* in
instance* the** opinion* did not at A* a roruequenre of the alancier
nl of time, f.iii
and va. cannot bo valued. It aland* today try nK to get mature espia nnl
(ID.nOO a year for the oprrstion &gt;f rrukavur to enter into a AUrj *- to tu r.il by itiip ix p e r h c iilio g i, nut
th.it time comchlo with Mmt vi#w« levelrij at tha I ’ol ce D.-pertotant,
htun of the»p different divisions. ,n&gt;utd re n te tru e (w t&gt; . T ld j
account* again* ti c City 1aa tbe meat beautiful municipal and etralghtenecj out
•tie muree.
there
wete
eome
rhangra
niaile
by
of
many
d
tu
na
w
*&lt;»
had
l«ftnnl
to ba paid.
Bo dt h d ,o pier In any of Florida’* inland e l ­
in the lummer of L*27 tho rity In summirizing th# g#n#rat n;# .could m&gt;t ila-al in peraonal d u iik e
Th# loyal and rfficienl tervirr' opinion* (t*np itrrvt rumor* and the City Commi.aUn en j at that
eld. Moat all amount* have ite. Thoee of you wiki hare
of Sanford operated the municipal eration of th# &lt;My of .Sanford k'ur- ! ami anin n w ity tow ard* l i l y uf&gt;
ae*-t'ed, mad to the edvan- been here for year* only have to ra­ rendered by thi* official could not not from real fact*. At a con #- time the Chief of Police **** rV- hutch.ill team, and thu npairu.iun ing my Administration a* Mayor.
D ciala,
th ereby
ilep rivin g
the
of lb* City. Tbouea J , of n t mb: r what we used to have, to t o unnoticed He mrrite prst*o •titnr* tha department wa* *uh movni I'pop a further Invet’.lya- coat the City thimaam', of dollina.
A rum parol ivt *tAtrn.#nt of tn# people a f th e tru e f o r t , cuiruur.d.
have been aaved ty the appreciate what you havu in thia fo r having been able to step into a 'irted to M irry cr.Mcictn. which t on »f the rumor* and charge*. It
opt riling experue* of Kinfi-n!
on making eet Ilenient* Improvement. Mualcal atiachme.ita ••■oat difficult poiltion on the « it in many respect* incitad by n woe d-'cPled, by the Comniiuion A'ter the chango of ulfair* the fthow* that In July* U*J7, Ihe m g th eir gnvi-rttnunt. T he t'tcca
in ou r C ity , &lt;rt m y oputiun hec Jo.
City
cloeid
out
tho
*ea*&lt;
n
and
I
much lea* than the ori- have bean IntUlltd in the pier band fleet of tha year, end during that newipaper not xiving lhe corretiM hat there wa* no real reaeon for
month prior to my tak ng th# May. btierntely failed in ful.'ill'O g da
afttoonte. The bonded debt abell so concert* can be given far yesr so conduct his department a* fai-te to the public, ijuch was thv j giving «ry cunelderatlon to tho wee decided by the Contnilealnn
that no further apprupriat urn o r* pool’-ion, there wav emptuy.-d f ubligaltuti to Its rroiler* and
ford hae called for much
the public. For further attraction to m*ke ,t i n i . f the outetsndli g ipirit ervoted by thi* newipaper kentral unfounded gotaip at thatl woulil be ma&lt;*e for municipal l&gt;a.-*r- in all variou* i!-pa:tmrnt* uf t‘i e , thereby greatly iojored theL* a-n.eration and ovary conceivable
offices
in
the
State
f»r
efficiency.
time, and the Chief waa again
foneidered. It la and antertainmept, a municipal too The office at thia time, need* an fn Its cowardly attack, that in­ plated tn the service and has ao btil, and th's partlcular lagrewtton p.ty, IM person*, mul the Ktal munity,
la maintamed cloae by. Tkuttixndx
junction
suit* went r toatltuted
T ty profeeaien of Je ig M
wsa removed from the boileri. A ajlarie* paid waa !ti,Tt3.0Q per
to tho CommUeion that
additional pirion to sssiat, but we i| t n j tho CommikilMr' U pre- remained to Ihe present tlm e ^ ^ H
m* mmf t
a concequence c f the abac innmao'. tttonlh. That with tbe other npe‘. A g!#At ptulUhloll aciu D.a...
payer af Sanford cannot af people visit this too yearly
hav*
nut
ta
date
msd&gt;
this
addi­
•
At
the
time
of
the
Chief
uelncj
You have around (12,000 (JO |rKent u« from pevfermlng our duty
ol the Imjebnll program, there a n nting expenaee incident to the c|- roHcil in it* metnbersh’t* aotve of
acd ia an amount antfi*
tion,
and
th*
present
forte
have
at
ignln
placed
tn
rervice
n
N\&gt;vrmJ
i to care for our obligation* a* vaated In tha municipal cemetrry -all time* been loyal ami willing lo ae w« *sw It to be, and we were her. 1027, he was Instructed thatl • saving to the City of eome ttvtn i rat ion of the depurtmor.!* w. * the bt’gMrat minda lu the history
jtO.llb.37, showing a gland totnl uf our country. It hat In lla ranks
cvcrely condemned far defending
ty odd thouaand dollaro.
com# duo for the next few end tha C ty la now maintaining
of oprralitn in the month of July. ■lien &lt;f the hi j it .’ at i itrg n ty . un­
tha cematery and trying If. nx*ka do their Lett In their endeavor t . our action. In doing this wa a ere he thould rrorganite the Police Do-|
Strreta, Parka and San lal'an
t equal to other City improve­ help Sanford’s government n It* co rre c t an&lt;( the Legal Department pert merit ami that the luturo con
Thii department of the City **t •»27, o ' (.13,716.47. !n the m-i.ith fit i n ; wutkers for the upbuildkig
Sanford la per rectiy eel
iiiott trying time
wa* i.i it aired in their views. A il'irt of ihe Pol ce Department |J .I y , 1927 was being riper:ilid . .i of July 192)1, approximately a af our rountiy ami the e.tauumu u U of (M4IL8SA.T7, and ment*. ,
The
Fir*
Department
The
Coif
Couree
is
an
aaaot
In
newrpaper endaam tng to direct Iwould lor Ms full reeponaltU’ily, nie employment of 117 ru n. end year after I became Mayor of he hunt of our anlcthlld bwutti’ :uas.
It i n of lAMlAMJMt
la
The Fire Departmfni of the the Cotatnlsttoa proceeded upon ■ ii -I that even though In the pa-'t in this department we fa-1: that I lty, ihe number of persona run they u*e the **1il&gt;vrty of tbe ptate'*
tlon to tho aaaete of the which you hav* more than (6 4 ,.
the Indebtedneee h eecurtd 000.00 Invested. Thia Investment to­ City hee n.t suffered the reduc­ limpalgn of Intimiilellon through uie paea.bjy had been arroun'ablu materiel reduction could bo mu. , ployed w‘xv CO and the aalat nm t t a mean* for the proatotioo »f
property In the City limit*, day could not ba replaced for 91 JO. tion In employees that th* balance the Prose. -Suppre.ii n and dl*-i H th cri, In the future he would in the number of employer*. Av u paid amounted to 94,120213, The u'd that 'x g00,1 ami nrhie arwt&lt;t
•an be conaervat.vely esll- 000 00, and no progreadt* citlx t&lt; of the dspartmitita have suffer li.ut.on of facta era* Its policy. It Ibr held re«i»n»ihle, and that eo
coitiueqtirht'e of coneiatrnt workinr ithtr operating expense* incid.tit Ihcir fellow men. They dtsrtua th
Hi around (30,000,000 90. would desire p eca the City with* ,**d. aa wa could Dot afford to jeo­
demandeil that we remove Hr. long as tb s reeponaibflity was with those In charge of the ait - to the departmenU, 93,760.ltd. j’ lw tbe column* of the r Mwspapcrx
audit df September 30th, •ut a Golf Course.
pardise the property of our (ill-, UeCottea a* City Attorney. Thia pioperly fulf lied, there would be fetent divisions, In July, 192H ih&gt;&gt; U U l operating expenees, j i V public q icstlbre In a spitit of
f t ••* the general bonded
The Fernald-Laoghton Memorial sens. The men, however, la the we naturally refused to ilo He « J « t.o Interference on the part &lt;-f tl.e depat tment was being operate.' &lt;74.11. These f gure* di*atuse that tahtlttog. They obher anil I mthc *be
►of the City la hare been
Hoepital la a properly of the C ty employment a t the time of the employed by us to render ue legal t it y Cominiealon. The Chief, in with 33 men. wh’ch U about toe tne City wax being operated aftc- ntethoois o f those scandalmongers
0 00, which amount* mutt
conjunction with myielf and the
number that U , now employed a yrar’e careful attention with shn traffic In »coast tonal s te 'k s
aa w*
&gt;from general taxation, ex- •ad listed a t a value o f 936.000.00 bank failure, had their salaries ervice In such matters
other members of the Commit*Ion.
by the city In Die operat on 167 cut ploy m less than in iU2«. to their aoVilid profit. Our people
aa ailcht be ranllied Th s It eperated by tha Heepiul reduced, and although they wet* deemed neccaeary in our service
welded that it would be poia bt«
of theca divtslons. In July, 1727, ind with a saving tn money ex­ nave nothing to fear from the
Hit lea. The total of S p ., Board and ia a degree financial not at that lime reoelv.ng a living | a ComntUaloa and he waa veta police the City of Sanford with
the amount of money sxpenttc I ; pended of (23,47133 per mo.ith. true journal it t. Our gacertuaeot
Including assistance ia rendered by the Coun­ wage, we did not bear any com­ ipotuibie Ur u o -\ u t to the newtplaint. We recently raised the paper nor ta t h o * people who a reduced forre. and by duty, 192d, monthly for aalatlcx amounts 1 ta This comparative statement die. and t.ur 'nstitutfone are aalsly
bond*, la ty and City.
Doubtlea* lea* than 10 per cent talari** ao that no one in thi* de­ have beta influenced by the star- the force had been reduced from 13 »IU,l'J7-ti. In July 1922) the amount .•Iuses • vast reduction of the-num­ guarded hy them in the field of
. Thao* bond* ani
to S me* and at the present Unto expended
ba paid from Hen* of the people realise In what man. partment receive* now lea* than is-, of on unjust Press.
ip
throe
dlvUoint ber of employves and a cr.nseqjj. 7 their labor t. But U is from the
the M ica Department ia being
saving to the City. Hume of th.wu operations of a newspaper kg
City la the *um of ner the garbage and other Street 91M j00 per month.
The moat important matter up­ Iterated with $ men. Including lh* amounted to 93,011.07, showing *
While the Uen* itfuao la disposed of, but you Jtn o *
TH* Fire Chief, Mr. Cleveland, on which the futiirm of Sanford
monthly saving o l approx matrix teduct nn* in saving have been b&lt;- iwuealt*-journalist* that the pewgl'
i h ot. The salarlea now pakl m thu
aouat o f t H f la. dtxpeeal of It must bo mad*. An has ati'plute root a d of the depart­
cationed hy the abandonment et can expect end receive injury and
to,I MAS.
yarjoae. the CNy incinerator la maintained for lb a ment aad hie man. Wg have held depends la the successful termin­ A policemen amounts to 9I&lt;33*&gt;4
certain projects that the City eras 'newit, such a* * * have. SuR"*,
To
srcumpUih
this
drastic
*JV.
ation of tha *U t of the City of
purpose aad la considered aa
him rvspantlMe fee (ha action of Sanford V*. the Chase National na irompared to 93J04d)0 po d in it'g it became decenary for man/ operating In July, lt»27, and wb-m ) r.ritiTi nho. claiming tie* p ru t-LuJy, 1W7 to the 19 eiupl )i&lt;i.
wa believe mold ba dirpeneed with tii n « ' thg| etoiise U iror C ,u f «
eaeel of the City to tha extent uf his men and tha handling o f the
Itonk. to which the City ta a t­ wiiirb dlaclosee a aaving of 9l4*i-&gt; things that had been cared fu • in after a close study and const I Mb
of
failarn^or la- i t i . 2ou.ia.
(i iniuuud on pa/e 3&gt;
tbe
pait
uruler
different
dm
etoai
department.
With
thia
method
im U gay tho
A few | aan ago the City ow aej placed In ferae th * men have been tempting to recover 9744.DOO.Ot&gt; o&gt; per month to thia department! to be combined and thereby elim­
a bodding in which tbe MU era* faithful and wv haw.* .« SaaforU north of City Bonds which werv To do this. It became n ecseur/ inate some employees. We wets
bee*, pi
pledged by tha firm er Mayor ae that the policemen be required u
AMBULANT PROCTOUK1Y
sole to u a le t In the tf treat Deport*
leovortng to heated. As tha Ctty progressed the the beat Fire Department of any collateral for a loan to the Semi­
work I t hours each day 'aatoad tf
(Treatment of Rectal IXeeose Without lluoptulltqltoa or Loan
lad
bacaiaa
entirely
u
n
ft
fo
r
nee
from other
city of our slip In the State. The nole County Bank and also the ■ aa had beep the custom In Ut* meat by the creation of n rood
of Time) ■
• now Jail was decided upon. only way In which this depart­
t afford to
cancellation of 9600,000.00 worth post. It also became necessary that gong of those Who were imprisoned
Dr. Joseph Corwin Howell
M r debts by This building 1* located on the City ment could (pe Improved, would
la
the
City
jail
anal
unable
to
pay
Specialising ip stomach, bowel and recta! dUeaoex.
ptopertg Mar tha Ukefront sad la bo by addlag more men to the of certificates pf todchtednaoa ex­ they cover a much larger territory fUlCJ- At the present time thig de.
200 W. (tore Ave. Orlando, Fla.
•n asMt ia dollars to the extent of fovea which our finance* will per- ecuted In the seme o f tbe City than at the lime whoa Ihe 19 ware pertinent Is’ he'ng prcpeily hand­
Barked by H year* experience tad a competent ataff *f aaotowhich we claim to he vald and un- rinptejed. While a t times we have
0,400.11, a modem Jail fas every
led,
:and
with
the
auivtance
a
f
ten
"Vie*
i t ' * " * - *
A temporary tajuac- felt the need of more officer., we
•pert aad a credit to tha City,-jtdte it can be mace encceaefail)
Maakipsj Ceart
Wrlte ar rail far free consultation mid
I allowed against the I&gt;«vs been able ta property cars
, The library build ng aad equip
lu,lulled than at the ptsxenl. 4 t .
The Muaklpai Court to July,
Woman attendant at ah times.
aad we have Mr. DsCottee fur the safety of our ntiaene wilti
voted for 1M7, waa road acted by a Munici­ it leading counsel, with Mr into reduced force and thewfere
pal Jadgv aad a Clerk who v i r Hogg, aa his aaeoelate.
Maasra. make tha large saving over the
h
i w
s r t .
alee a t .that Uaw. thq CUy Clerk. Horn bio war, Miller aad Gaxrtona •pevatieaa of the paat The Ch at
Th* expoasoa tocldtnt to the epaf thia department. Mr. W|IUam,
o f New Y e t * CUy am
a t that U -e
Caldwell and ’ Kaytoood, aloe af has hqsa uatiring ia kia afferU,
New York CUy, a r t aaalat a/ ‘a both night aad day. t o B
this ease. In a»w opinion If thie department • euccesa with the re­
• M reqwr- duced farre- Tha CHy of Sanford
A lovely
DaXi
t:
beautitul s h td e t lend
«1 to pay thin to rt* #&gt;m which Ir ’* aa wel| peUced aa oay City to
l enchantment to tha ho
never even received, oar City will tha Stole, sad at a much toae i
•wtrorhumbto n m e y b a
ba ftoaaaJaJly ruined. I raavnt any peaae eeaWdertog the Mto af ear
tha eutcemto wUl be. bwt I U *y b» h o t W s a jmd^
&gt;I t warm th and
md feel eacarw
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a f ewr r ftto a a a 'th ? critL
toto
I e arn aheald a t a* times ba levsisd
thia
'✓ * 4 1
at tha afOvae
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tempting to i s 'w w U e tow sad

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'{CorHimed From P as* Ta«&gt;
t«tn :i aTtuh ptoTiilei that “o r r y
pcYsen may fully ipeak and wnu
bit •eat merit* on ail *nbj*ela.'
d l; their pea. tn Ihe in-. of tn &gt;i &gt;4
thought* and o f h the feeble*
beta &lt;f irnriijor.ii1. lily, attael »h.
lateRi'ty end '/no.( &lt;&gt;■' em .
BXUttl IwlIlOlloKi i l l the *a*raster* **f men s o l n n e m * iih
equal abir.dcti, tg*i&gt;i-g itu- - . J t
hum. nit on iM itim ol in the m jw
sett*. ,ii el the tV* Larat ton •( i
K q h ti. * ii l*i n thry ili &gt;usi tn
held " rr^thofuiM* f * t th* i N w i at
that tight to .peal ap»t a n te th* t
teetim rrt* m *l| tnhJnU . ’
the po»t year end a half &gt;* l * f
. fn *t tun*, m the htiloey of aarford that the munieipaiity an.1 i f
^officiate
hare been lubyeclrJ to
A l . 1,,1. . art tele* impagine* Uw
■Blegiity. f l ? t l *» * author .tv &lt;
Kke aaaoiripait' y It i* l.i i « ho,&lt;*-'
jjh l t (he Send *eti«* of the pew.-Us
their lovr r f i*n!#r tr.J
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ill# tost i! ill on* »if wAir £■*\*
i wiil opvrMt to mits Aiii ihw iaifMu**
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. i i t . i r * - : it tr* l ie Ijir.(V *-i «&lt; est . ie* . ^ i h hare been t i l e ; ..^t&gt;
t n r l n n l la the aiiar4«to*n -I
tr.tl u l on, and the p*e.~te af

pad )(C lt t r . i j e
of lb.- ad.
, l v r.1 tyi'em * ef la ia lo ti lhal
bate h**n adnp-’ed by thr &gt; jr i* u
puliie print the 4&gt;.i;aet«r
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other eltnee, i* : !•» 1.41-4X0 ‘ he Ci.tirnium lal a je iv ti* tbr-ioyO &gt;J.
iftleerlty. brn r an.1 au t IntelJ iv^.1 i1 1 , . sotintiy Ret. aitl» all of t i t
till of tic la *a with inipunit^.-Tl-e one I m l r e l ) t* i i of rffu il t,j t.
title it^qft of he p ir n Ti m | *i rani to the question of *-l '- l l * a
iis u m l by I ' t o i ' i i*tt m t ) i .a.i uul the rquihietion ef taaee, *r*
lo piiklid h r eptiimn, tu t 4 h .•ill f.tul thrt ritbout a dwuho .1
true to I t- pirate snl m t» &lt;y ** jaeolion ■•{ l*ia\Mm and n ja il.
MKMty bj inquire ia 1* the m o tif
.cation ul la te i it the mt-at ic*of auih p iitle ilu io Hi'* ' i d-*.in f. |. riant i,i*rvtion faetr-3 Ibc Anttr
gui*h between lSo*e whieh aref tau J * vide I d a f .
tpr m/ormiti m ami tka -.pah- m*■ "A *i»il la n»er ibiity eitiei »
g^ipii libjul ikt -fc# wTvf*K Hi** l i l t •*'1* the .Stale of I'hutdn fw * 1 t *
ik merely t * li.llHe ami dofjr.o
Idal »-* \te*'«J ha* sm itnreil a.
To tbo*e of lb * HO** it*w r,yil.or .aa* d o niitalc!|4llln t U U s i *■*
It t» im ps.' Uc tha 4«nv iTed
. state of VWtlia have a taxation
•rrtnent ■h’-jM a f°*d 1.1* 10110.1 riu b k n that b peasUcaUy hey w f
crutpaiieoa nlth.any etbrt e.'.t .n
and impart ty.
The ('■ mn 1*1*101 ho* be in ten ' 4.1 the L'nited State*. The lah-o
ttituted of ruen ntai ilatereiy jiLwed ’ »£-»ilt*t |»n&gt;i&gt;er! r* oitbau
drlim i t« admin**Irr the a fta ** I the eotporate i'n ila of the tM itf
a d Ctliai ba*e been d*-iet*n,nt«i u
y( l*u City »1th fairne** and hJ
jv.it’aii &gt; and oho b»«e i v n n ' o 1 pia-l'ealiy all laataar** by the ia~
U-|r a « t j a b * » l in th * behuit I-Clrxi xalaea t c u a l by la- Um i 1
ot the latraeipality. That ijib.- j nhieb aii-jik. I ho iCate af Flu. J * ;
rj, ill h*» not ire; * H* 'h r •M*'-*xal qf •elf-aprointiii cetowc*. " t Iiiue tfcea« *aloe&gt; were ereateii
VurtJc awoal t r U j tlrlr r i i t » . b u thetw *e*a a ■ nbjnetiaa a l lt t o l ty
«h*n *u:h re*»ooa *&gt; i«*w-e Ibe.r tar
tax Payer I r enes of
ally to the £.,«*r**mie«t n ‘ to thr fpet tha tW taa i n jt r ia .ou r
_ erupt the dettfoetbin of Ih e . .ia*la area feh that bta |K*[&lt;1 1 *.
|knn*y of the offkiaU aa hoiu la i i i t k (onudrntite n u t than
tb-no by the
*■( «»i City thy a - T '.n e u li datrintiaed.
In
6/ Iwputin/ I * k» a f f iv t * a W c t say in it* mat, to toithcr I k S
»f Inteqrit, a a.I b *k «I p .irr-eu. tfy h: i tieiiry. he bad rtfaw il
loey i h n l l l e rcjuted h r *ueo y rara far in ml*aar« of the then
table. A* a &lt;*1 1 1 7 1 1 *
&lt; 4u-dret U the tts* It it tae
stay be p«ot.&lt; rd fi nt 'wither ■«- thr t i i u r t were raced t t i m f i m
•uiv and lajdor o» the t * * 1-1 •* the Slate r * J e »t*toed to ad *are4 .1 ay th ; y ean IT B . t » t * and
■uch permit*.
I bate aaul throe th ir r * Wi.au -j u* aw.it I c i t i M i , ia IJ57. Sim*'
(An c{lirtaU icl'iewmtwt.* t ’o* the mpls-new of the h o n and I k
p *| ih barn born ( « w l • t r r f row. r n r t a ) , a f t n w tomUtwau t*nai­
cvitWbin bim .liati in by l &gt; l '( * o ad in th * f i t * •t f h n f a , par.
.,1 the City a*.I ba*e he.-u fn w d Ikatarty la tecard tn m i ) relate
tn anbrmt tn pub] e tnmU a . e i r t i t i i j. IW property n n r ha*
tonaequrh.f o f the p a je rh 4 - ilb- 0 -4*0 tn giro n n t aUrc'bnt and
•rata attempt tn kafluan 'he people com hktat an t» bin ptohkaa of
aad ina ihe’r t « •
I ham L.' ratio** on W M a t r f tha ia *
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M r. H o u s h o ld e r R e tir e s

VVTicn Richard Croker, who for many years presided over
Jio destinies of Tammany Hall, was preparing to retire to his
Jatate in Ireland in order to avoid .the possibility of prose­
cution on Indictments {mowing out of the questionable man­
ner in which he had amassed hia fortune of some five million
Lllars. he was asked if there was anything in his life which
he regretted. •“No, not one single thing," he replied after
some thought, "I have done good all my life."
.It is indeed fortunate that the hell diver, about to im­
merse himself in the black slimy oose nf somr* low lyiiiK
marsh does not view his projected mud bath with the eyes
of the bird of paradise, it is well that the hog, grunting
and wallowing in barnyard filth is not endowed with the
delicate sensitivity in cleanliness and environment which
:haracterizos the immaculate peacock.
Nature in her infinite wisdom has provided for all
things. She has given warm coats to polar bears and hair­
less hides to Mexican dogs living in the tropics. She ha*
provided giraffes, which eat only the tender shoot* on the
‘ops of trees, with long necks, and slow moving turtles, which
'theorise would certainly fall a prey to larger animal*, with
impregnable sheila. Sha has bestowed upon monkeys tails
ry which they hang In trees while' they make face* at enemies
below.
No doubt Nature was just as kind to Dick froker and
fiv e him eyes which saw none of the misery and suffering
which his political manipulations produced. He very* likely
'»w himself only as the benefactor of mankind. much lied
‘bout and misunderstood, lie undoubtedly was conscientious
:n his belief that he bail done nothing but good all hi* life
nnd that there was not a single act for which he should re
pent
It is reasonable to believe that ex-Msyor Houshotder
views his career as a city commissioner with much the
same psychological reactions. Almost without doubt he is
entirely linear* when hn says that he is satisfied with the
Dart'he has played in city politics.
He probably rrallr
believes that he has from beginning to end been doing what
eras beat for the people of Sanford. Id la likely that he too

Fj stioogsr

X if* would havs boon u r tl y Was

K

worth living!

thought «t

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1929

To* tsrday or oi

I 11| ak it la greater sadns*-

the heart to walk a hill o.
of its own sxqulaite

H A IL ’ * A N D

i Is Us big boiwt
t * Ih* shaciff*
t e M t Ieoh *•

Ju ly ...........
A u g u st

September

G eo rg ia And The
P re sid e n ts
M*e»«ct li'f t r t p h

JOHN
;kiM* of l«t. \V1nt* l|ou,*e». witJ|
| 1.4* or tv*. rttc;!,.ir,a, h air br-n i
|L v i kiv«wn t . i. .f|p»n* thr-iufh
|lhi* itilitmr* •&lt;( t* *
;&gt;nj~r!i;
] t4 • Err .......t i j hrvYt? t*vB
| i’iinitiM, rat • than
1 to mint of la r«*tiuT ij.^tant b«- t. fin tiui
to ut * tciist, ttun
.
.%4.rth *ii*»r*’ * f the P*&gt;t**!»•£"
*
' tohiiif** *» kl*it to
\ h.i*
tgiL »er\© tt»
i*
-i* , mure imtm-nle
i* ^ t
, im *. 4Si jj*"r tonality thai ih© While flatia#.
H &lt; I i 14.ft of rlaim to Mr.
a , tht fa.-* fhat he ifrn t
* &lt;
n * ’ll* mam© At
*■.!. *u {•t» : thv ft**i Mm .
* . it it 1 n% , |.rat t i id law
lu-ir*
A it' \t anta for two
*
r
ini.h n ; ard writing
* Iwwik r■:i t nf I i "11ft r t .gfivehi'l.i ■ . m l nt rr e l *n t ie man*©
' n S ju r . .S, h ,t * fi©r a 1, Mr—
i
t
a Vn c mum. We had a
.■Tii too, on Mr.' Roosevelt, in
h*t hi* mother wui- a Bulloch
• &gt;n &lt;*n o .1 M U«ay family an-i
, tr afr**tr.i| Home itaruis al Ro*j ,,rll. Mr Roosevelt afknowle«ij;©*l
| *h© k n*hi with tiro IT U by paj I mif nuirkrd attention la Joel
.ndler lla rn * and Harry Still*
I « iil Kdnards find Major Alt hit
I JIAl and ethrr Cleoririan*. He

TEMPLE

GRAVES

"H*i|

rum; h

to

th*

rh i.f

who

Ilnilrtl chirf in ry rtf Isnxva^v
Florid* knnwi, Uo? * Carlton «*■umn th. si'*»mor.hip.
F*t«.
in iiln throo-h t»r maak at him.
It. T ill makr a r tn ] tfosetnor.
And what u rru.rp. h. la a tnas
nf .n u*h rm th ami tnoirnst,on U. | ro . with ht. opportune*
lira and r*«(ionarb!litir*.
I I . ia
a sta rrr m ,o ttxlajr than he waa
j
pnlay and., will prohnhly U
a b,gi»r e^ir «tl!j * yrar or an
htnc*.
The politics! breeii* that hlowi
I*ojrls Carlton ,n. blow.
John
Martin out.
Ft. too ti a man
of you th and imagination whow
whols ^tor&gt;- !. by no mean,
limshrd
I t. (&lt;«■ out of o ffm
rvrtled by miny nnd silmliwd by
many others.
Which li at It
ihoold to for a f uhliry man in
tha pnroi of hi* !lf*.
Of * n
Ih, editorial voi-s*
ralaed In comment
the rtrire.
ment of John M .rtln none, wr
esn imagine, » 1]| m m , him more
than fust of ih* Apopka Chief
which ha* admired h'm usf»l'erng*. through the thek and thin
if th j laat four year., nominalirg
him a year ago for the presidency
■f *he United State*, and who.*
current i»au* revew , h , term s '
Tallahtaaee in itamp every act
as ilateamantik* and *trimg. It
's net neces.ary to approve ahnlTy of John Martin or
arrve
tl»-/T»ther
w ih
th*
Apnnka
Y ' l f to *tinreriate Ih* loyalty
*nJ k&gt;»# which the ex.gov tr u e
&gt;a, received from thl* coiortu
’lit!* paper. It is an rpic which
hfinor* both the man and tb»
swipaper.

tl w»| (yin) Hr con who took
*.|i knowlcd^- ■(» be hi* prov.
'ic e " rod If Florida hai * Lord
Bacon h i. name la Mnsev Kolsom
C lim a te C o m p a re d
vho»# wraith of InfiriwM &lt;wi a»d
"&gt;-M-rt, d o c 't - d we»kly In h i
Every winter visitor to thbi atato praise* above all other "Ftnrhw. of Ki- rtch. Facts,'' *n.
T 'J 'a him to bo hnrwn a* *
'.hints the climate. Yet Flotiiln people them.elves, grown s um*n ME n © r’n"cdin Fl-Hdano."
yUbstomcd to I he warm sunshine ami hence appreciating it rn v«»r# Mr. Folsom la an nr-,
less, declare that we muit have gambling, night clubs, and -oevnarian b"t tn know'rdya he
other forms of emusement or tourfsU wilt not come here. H ’ a Methuselah.

seems to us that as long as we have climate we will - have
tourists.
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg head of the Rattle Creek
^qnllarlum who is planning to dovelop a branch in this state
declares that tho value of Florida’s climate is hard to estimaii
■Adoilara and cents. Recently in his sanitarium bulletin he
i Fains 0**ch points oat. l)UN«hed a calendar comparing the months of the year in
h u at least on# thing 'a
«J S L h an&lt;* In th# North:
•Ith California. Out then
"Fto jt f g wonderful weather and sunshine have been the
phprrx n u tbs wrong mp* nA °f\ringing millions into the state. It Is beginning
,tteU * jaat what canal to be r e c o c t by Florida as its moat valuable asset. No
m In tail state.
taxes, no atrtetjon. no meddling by anyone, and in unlimited
quantity and o r most desirable quality, it ia Indeed a
blessing that a ufcai'rovidence has bestowed upon this sec­
tion. And better stfh. there is a world-wide market for
•very bit of It. It canhot be canned or shipped away. The
only way to get it la to Chgie to Florida and enjoy It with
thousands of other health-tickers. It la the only known
dement that will givt to qvsry one • longer and happier JJfe."
The weather
\
The weather
calendar,
\
calendar In
p North
January
February
March

FA R EW ELL

It'rh In tb . b en u v h t r f h T -h
-nrd. nrr thoxa on wemsi who
•.* rcSTTvet!-, wH'rh wer&gt;- re.
—mlv nVerrd h v , Dr. Fr*deri#b
"
Fowrr- b-iUS and pH* e1* .)
•dii-eticn d 'rrrt-r fo r New York
Slat*
"Whenever I tr * p sl-t
and r-iwiler on a woman," ewure
De. Ibwars. " I Ink* It a * *n
•dmin’m. th .t her stnwtxch is
In a* good rend I fo r a * *V«
•rl-K-i || w rre," W* srs afraid
h* good dorter m int have ts*-1
* lor e f frmlnlM ird-gest'on in
hi* limn an,J « D •*« nv&gt;r# hsre•ftsr.
Sugar c u e stalk* fourteen is
twenty feet Ugh. grow leg forty
te flffr ton* an acrw—this is
what th* murk lands of th*
Everglades offer to* Ryot hem
Sugsr Comyeny for iu
vast
pmjsctk ta tank* Morula th* asDon's sag u r bowl. Cnho. Lou lo­

is tiu d h»* fa v u r iif mar© fo r the
1 t i*r* m,! k ■ fit in close to u ch with
t • .if ',-. in He a.ltd that on© of hia
j ru rltest , |r, *dle tinfll
w a s th©

t - ,'«•»,1v in hr* h«trin" thru ugh th j
! i at t t -■41 Tii * mother and ardent,
ith rimr.

" 3* in th© north

il._. North
-,**.. !© of

Tex Rirkartt, advonlunr. la dead
In Miami. HU Ut* story eras aa
Amerits a romanc*. Hs »w* on*
wma whp should te * * had th#
privtkgw of dying with hi* hoots
M*
D«»P*cy. mooning for
his friend, mast feel mars lonely it, U about ta ratify a world-wide
today than h* sv sr did la hi* u t i i y which la aa sa^arraaaad
UK*. Ha sad T a seed* sack ksttiag aad sassr what jwUwtig at.
Iswpt ta ackaowlsdgx that evta

November

A

N EW

ai

r»**J© w»r upon her
(I m i rr Wh 11vn, the new police
org**. Mr. T aft used
i .&gt;11111.1-io n . i i f New kt.rk, ho &gt; to «|i©rni h»t w in ter* her© and
W O O D R O W W IL S O N
•isrtfd In that iitv a .ll.cu.sion, of ♦ Tn?m«rcd tw.* (seurgiana w ith high
NEW YORK WORLD
tu m m ar 1 « hi* .':ril decree to the %tf ir© under Id* adm lnatralion.
C lord.an, ^1 lav* ,.nd order he *ai&gt;J Hut vrr Tv-in,, had no n*al claim up*
friend. The Fact J I‘i ri. is * f " ' Cut! .peak* n l,» loot t .o e j crime
Bern Dec. 11. U 5*.
o i ^ pre«&gt;ler&lt;t. W e hiiv# n ot tven
Y rar by year tha Wilson t f hl»- mu la of pkux wordi which d'|e~d. mu.t go. T tc c ro n n m n ir, * n h t■ l*nr©arh?d the pie*;dcncv wth a
tory emerges tnor? clearly fpun fur its u tility upo-i th» tn«t tu arm* ohe'her - , h *i n mind • m
Georgian, ©itrpl when W illiam 11
t.i* smoke and dual of controv rs*.
particular ip c r k e u i.. or wi.etser C ra w fo rd mad* wha| appeared at
It Has now b.-come evident that he to n * ard the trad turn. wt.i h it w, * a rweeping * ntenee t .
tile dm© til he a strong bid for
is bound to triumph over bit ene­ Woodrow Wd.on pro.Ialinrd. Iso. 1 death of all rp e a k rt.e ,. |i *11
©lection to lb® o ffice.
mies, over hia own personal timl. late that txcety from the treat hinge. «n * com m . Well, prohibi­
M j. Coolidg© hsa b**n In Urortitions and over hi* cwn miitakes fact that it come, into force In » tion I* like that—lUnni.m.l Time*
t;ii* one© before--twice, if Kit
Tha certainty of that triumph Is
wor d where an intim ations! so­ Wrpalch.
trip across th * state on hi* journow part of tha logic of event*.
r*
y It* Key West and H avan a for
ciety
alterJy
ex
it*,
and
it
would
Wc hove eLt.reiy loci rn.iny
For it * u th* destiny of Woodrow
th * P an -A m erican C on ip o sa It
Wilson to associate hi. nans* indii- he a* futile and perhapa as insUi- youngiter. whose most vigorous
taunted. Before his elevation to
outably with an Ideai of inter.ia- ‘ tr s a . the nohl* prnfru on of exerci.e consl'ts of Unfolding r:u t
countless
olher
forgctlcn
trestle*
map* ami snapping cigurel llyhters the nresidency, h© w as a member
•ionat behavior whtrh in th# lu.ig
and rseohitinots*. It is because v.it —Lafr.yvtt, Journal an,) Courier.
ni„ mu't and wilt previil.
WooJruw Wilson sstablished th.- Fart of Paria is fortified by the
Slat stna.t wra are u . ent*C d
idea that the fsa ca of th* wor’d coven nt* an dpiaetke* at UrccVi
In deciding whether and when an
through out the world ia tho concern that the wotttl at la r ^ has any
e x tri rrs.li,n of congrc** shall be
to t merely of thora covirr.m nt* •ai'h in It* promise*.
For the truth which W ilvn ex­ called, may yet have-It brought to
whch naaert a vital I n t .r c t ,n
thrir n itlc j that th* president doc*
•ooi* portion of th * earth's surface pressed for the world ia tha*. p.-_.-o
tbs railing.—Huston Transcript.
.ire
not
in
protnlaea
but
in
h-btu.
but o f all governments aid of a t
m«ni Upon the foundati, n of th it e| co-operation. That i* the siU!
Ids i an in t'rn iti.n a l more lily It liu th for which he Jived. That :*
potsibl* and tha con-itructlon nf tli* deep w'.*dom d sliilrd out of
»n , Jetarnatlcnal society sbuo the trials and error* of hi* moral
•bail mitigale th* anarchy tl wiL career. The proof ef that w jJo u
ful, private a d unbridled notion. I U being discovered and tediacot*
toserstgatlra. Of that t'vw inter, eted, rut by argument and piopa.
nstional erdsr Wilson is th * proph. CSnds, hut by cxper rtlb*. A war
«t. sad though it will take gyncri. has been averted only IhL. tronth
by th* cxtsmporixrd application of
Uoo* to establish th* inat.lotion.,
lb* ideal for which Wilson UugLl.
the habits and tho traditions under
Th* *cho»!master and vlaionaTy had
wb’rh natbrns will accept U tttuis
forsean an.t delineate,! the k no of
bcartodlg. Its ultimata triumph ta
action which tO nations were com.
-low aasurrd. Whan Wool row Wil­
pelted to adopt In ordtr to preserve
son said ta mankind that a broich
tii* paxes. The proertas* which L ti
of tho pose# w s* th j qn crrn of
Fan-American conference adopted
al), and that perco waa to h* had to pre»*rr* th* peace of South
only by tho mobilisation of tho &lt;wu America am ident u liy tho** pro.
aesnea* and fare* o f all th* css*** for which Woodrow Wilton
naliotw, be ottersg » truth so plala •takod all that h* was. That victo­
awf f t lassripahlo that evsry gov- ry over violence In th* junglsn iu
smmsat fl-d a Itawlf compellid to .South America Is a monument lo
which th* frisadi of Woodrow Allton Can point end say: That ll
whn* h* lived far.—New York
World.

.w ith i n h reu iia# iiMciiMs*
— an J th at u tte r e j, w hiskersajdenbeast w ho w u hcThur*
band—
v .n c only
hand—were
only too terribly

R E G IM E

JOURNAL

Remember Tomorrow!

real. How could the have ever
dreamed that the iovcvl him
—the scientist she had
thought a ssaaf
Tro*. she was young when
she tu-rricd him. sad csoc
with him to the jungle* of
Brazil. But fever—that whim
■sa's Curse of the tropics—
hod got into his blood—sad

I

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THE SANFORD HFR M.D. SANFORD FI.ORID V WFDNE&amp;DAY. I W A R Y 9. 1*29

Miss Wntanen (Jives Ala t hen n Class Is
Party For Sisters Honored »Vith Party

ial A n d Personal Activities
M ISS M A R G A K K T I’ KTKKS, S ociety
T elep h o n e UH.

lal Calendar
thirsd

I . D.C. Will (JiveBall
On R.K.Lee’sI»irthday
I hr in n stti ••all

vv

g

Fdllny
R e .ld e n m

[1 o'clock

113

m e e tir c

m

U 4D

l U r t a r a io * n , * hit ev&gt;!#b n t n.1 Hr r
Ih tn l hirth.U y «i th a t lim a.

\ at* *mi* itm vi

(ujayi'd

T o n ig h t T i

Mu. t*&gt;al*e Carter, For • #&lt;»«»her ,i| jr*»r* a mUalonary !»
(TOO I.ATB TO C U W m
S*lvt.h&gt;r,
A m *rO , who
I‘i«ll&lt;r*wd,
jillo w , (w a le . parWill return to h«r p»«t with th*
van rat, 14 month* oW. 9»I«»N’«rtit iUptlM Con*«ntlon neat
• « k . w II .peak her* Wnln**,t*/ did brrmtor. Mai* hltUo. 14 a w b
.w n m i .I i Kl o'clock at th* Klr»t old. Sacrifice bath lu» ITI ghrt—
Longwowd M l.
• " * '*
H .p tl.t i hurt h.

Inti| !«!&lt;• in th# s&amp;fl^rmwvn «rh#*i
*H# h&gt;**lrM » ai«tri| h f Mr*. |*ai*l
\lni1ifth4 n %* r%*.t refr***hfn#ftt % to
H u . t a r te r U • * ” * '!&gt;
*1
fh# ft* (lowing (ltd# ffiwvntn* Jm #
PENSACOLA— W**|
FUeM
p-i**ieA»lity •n,t who h i t
U ‘»)il. i l i n
l i i i l t , L a cilU
Omit | n w «n plan orgmaiaatlem.
hut
um i.ual
»*pw ri«nc«*
1*
H ill. J&lt; on I I gnn#y, \ irff'nLn A m #,
C h iia tlrn «mrh In foreign f!« ld *
" i t h f i J * e k |i.|HHf)r. Jin*
THi. . i l l probably h* h *r U » t
Ib'lf ■ ^ *I* »»i \U nhi'!, amt
I . f r r * re tu m ln e to h i t
ft .Mh» 11 anewt
e ..r *
in C e n tra l
A m « » *a
T&gt;puhllr t« &lt;..riilatly iavltm l to » tt* n I

rsona

van I•\ th r

l'u !*,t&lt;

at her

John H. A o n n tU fiA in ^ l

rUHvn f t k rr s.m #

It* Airi! Output l* l'
n I nn. j #
n honor of the M rth*Uy of 0 i
th* mrmlwj-. of i hr r». , t
r . (’ *b#rt E . Lea. will b# h»*,i u *
lub at h*r hnjir i-j l.. •
tieual j t th# F o rre st L *k * If f .
It 1 oVIm, k
annual
10*1. J? *.. *
t*f ^ r ul.») #Yrnmc. J tt\. I* riar., ,r.
| *i th# r I*.net l \n-ijiif* 4.1 rA«|y urul«rwRy to mat*. th«* !•**1
I v %I* ^
kit Camp an»t Aunitary A iucCiv I ami it i* b
tmmiUr" that lb* *1 ■»' j r ■ n I
I h t ’d at ! ,r ! %k#* Mary
pity tiiJiHr jt T JU o'clock. u# Huger than #%*r i*%f o »« *' *
U o p n l « '•ill t •* U«IM by ihf*
J
L
KUIIIAl
I A K Hill will entertain ^t«ill(*nS| fMinm ?**■»• , j .. , tg ! *
■ Wit, i f : hr Book L i * r r a ‘ .no rilui'n! *•n •* * ' ,4* ' J * ■ ji
Sam u rl

Sir*

a |r» ip of , hiMnn Tueriky tf U r
IWBui, in In m«tr of bar liauf htrr,

T H ephnnr

MOUNT DORA—Nswr U« « 4
Don Th»»trr ep«a*d to y«Mlc rwB a p t i s t s c*«ly .

' Missionary Speaks

- S E E and H E A lL -

Mrs. Hurt Entertains
Bridge Club .Members

homv in

of

Sem .nob

V Loci jje Nyniter
F it y
|L O. O. V flail '|!{ * *(
[Difltfk't IktMitf !*it•».**• m
p re sen t f- r th* . n » u n , 4

1

officers
Kt ftut-0 «i VS* * k a* !'»■ 1 "»1

■pnal ('hmi t
HAT! HDAY
CcciHan Must* i 1**1*
&lt;*
( 3:1ft a V ly fk i*r l it * ft till
, Fann ie M '.nt.m . tUi J &gt;1, :

Lnney’w “The Friendly Drug Store”

n«if.
Sem inoU
I. E. S

K F irs t H lrrel

C h apter Nuriu i
have a c •»

S sn fo rd

i!e in front «f th^ l‘i, w,
I' l *1 M lu
Stor
MONDAY
. Numh*r S x , th^
i Chun h will in '.' at t ii
at thr hotn* .*f U r, t U
112 t,.W | .A iilit*
I Numhff Orr ■•' it.. M-i u
laaiiinnry ^ n i ’ i w II ittn*
lock with Mr
1. St „.t
mtlto Avrmir
i Nund»f r Ta •• i f tfir
If,»! M rtt*mary S- ~**ty *v»,a
I 3 o 'cl^ lt W ill Mrs

I'rrwrTlplIrtn*
And

Filled

I'rom ptly

A rtu ralely

r
SOUND

Loch Arbor

and

lia r
U r N n iK O N in D

M1LANE

TODAY ANn THURSDAY

T h e place to build your hom e

De Forest Sanford Realty Co

' O M I ’. HV

NRWS

m i l Diir.N 11
ADULTS M
CONTINUOUS I TO II

J 1, af

ft LI Ofk A re-, ye

■ Kunldor Thier

uf th.*

JA C K SO N V IL L E

MmVm

hit Mftaioiwry N irify viit ivtir m ji htn# mistallc-1
Mth UH J F 1
uiiO I b n » U r at City Hall,
Fifth ^ Irtry at .1 o'rl &gt;en,
U Ncmb.■r Tniir uf .hr
Itat
nary Society
e ilh ilf '. II H. t'hapi&gt;«.l l ’
*ae On Celery Avenue, at 1

yt»t

in conn i

Simplicity
of cooling system

Numl-er K.v* at the
I Mi.•■unary Society u ll
h .Hr*. S. O. Stunbolser,
IAtaW')-’ . at .1 s 'sUk L
Number S a ol the
elonary Society will n».»t
I. J , r . McClelland,. MU
,venue, at 3 o'clock.
Number Seven c( the
t Mieaiunary Sorirty will
3 o'clock with Mr*. Win
fe Palmetto Av*nue.

Lot Ladie
COATS

[ill E n t e r t a i n s
a ld o sta

V is ito r

R P i t . Roe* of Vaido*t«i
4 ha* been th* rural of
itn Mm W. C. H ill, for
t wrrk W3» huaoml with
• party Tu**da» cvenlnp

l

new

We h u e a »rrj frw
male ih il
h a,e

Hill at wr ,hom*.

B

■.

lr» rr

utr|, fur I rimmed
to rU»«r-«*t

and

muhrd them al r.irm rdlaary

re*

diMlka* In on'rr to mot# them * llk tl,.

a Aren tie.

We adrie# earl;

VAN RAALTE
AI.L, H II.K C H IFFO N

HOSE

.h. pyina a . th*re are
m

lately how
be. the
narrow h e. I
murh de ired.

|u«t * few rual. In Iht* irmip.

O ld . » i* U *

V a lu e s

t o $ 2 9 .0 0

in all

«otor».

•

T h u rs d a y , F rid a y , S a tu rd a y

taalon* uf bridf*
at th* ronclua'on
|h *cvr* jiili* for
M and
* swvwt m
art*
&gt;n gvonfwtte
handfrmi by
th* (hade*,
baete.*, WM
a*.
pa«t*l
m Hr*.
R. A. New
axn,
p Marxwma
P rtrn
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men.
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( w i t Mia*
Maude
to W.
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Margaret
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$ 16.75

PHOENIX
Fall Katliioiwi

HOSE

(Ch Ii Second Floor)

C L O S E -O U T O F N EG LIG EES
A rc h ite c t

Natl Rank Bid*,
t o t e d , Fla.

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Chiffon Hom

"*
** *
** C rw e red mad br**m. a* w,l| ^ u , ^ c W I Uhl* far me
• U *«&lt;• that wr tern a* tohrr * * W * will W (&lt;xsd I*
• tria d this arrvSaadW st thto grwae • ! rwtow sad argtttww
Q C /V

K 1M 0N A S
A RD EN

TsUttrim

A COMPI.ETE water plant le a part
of rvery automobile aa It l« a
part of every modern city.
The pnrpoae of this water
plant la to keep the engine cooled
to a temperature that will make It
efficient In operation. If it were
not for thia, the cylinder wall*
would overheat and the pUlona
would refuse to operate.
T h e coolin g system of the
new Ford U particularly Interest­
ing because It la ao simple and
reliable.
When the radiator la full of
water, the engine of the new Ford
will net overheat under the hard­
est driving. Yet the action of the
water le ao regulated that It will

al 1000 rtraolntiona p*r mlnwta
of lh« motor.
The hoi water around ika cylin­
der head ia drawn to tbo radiator
to be cooled by meentrifagal «•&gt;
ter pump of new dealgn.
The entire cooling eyateaa o f
the new Ford |e to simple In d»*
•ign and ao carefully and* that It
require* very little attendee.
The radiator ahoald be kepi
fall of water, e f coarm, and
drained once each month an that
•edlatenl will nnl collect and re.

�f U E P U N T O R I) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A

W E D N E S D A Y . JA N IT A R Y B.

19TB

Mllarie To P
‘Woman O f A
T o d a y , Tom

EVERYDAY MOVIES
/U n iq u e
;

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C o n s is ts

C ash

se n te d

u e tte s O f D iv in itie s

IV M
0 1=1 Nineteen CountriesOf
Tropics May Help To
P l t &lt; P o t*
M a i n f nin Institute

A P P U C r t l 10 M

.gXAMiNett

T o ta lin g

$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 W ill l i t P r e ­

O f P ic tu re s O f S ta t­

.
CA O TE h ID CE, Mar*.. ’ J a t . i —
^ , &lt;IN3&gt;— Photographs of a roller t.
Iuq of 800 In icrIW Buddhist stalI iu e ttri,. aMia at .which t ira th#
1 t.fiimt* m m e if th*
reap r .i . •
,$■ J divinity of *te«r Um aistic panth£ joon wnrshipjxd i t th* Imperial
J court of Peking about the year
| 1P S r j I l f nqrw (ho property of H »r.
g .Vnrd University. ■ gift nf Baron
1 AT/YJnJcr von
8 u # L Holstein,
it |Profeswr of Sgnskrit ln .lh« NoYt tn g ta lf Uni u n i t y of Poking, and
tat Ui# current /ear, a visiting
i |fryfetaojr *t Harvard.
Th* gift to th . Pour Art Mu4 J, fVJn T!**fJ,nl*W* b#c#u*c th* pr*
- »Iou* com plat* Lanwiatlc ponttwo,'
| j « m publlthed la ,th * Occident hail
« .*nJjf three hundred ptraonigei.
^ I
In Forbidde* a t y
Baron ran Staal-Hnlatain «a&gt;
A . th * X lnl fureigtt riaitor aver ad&gt;
mlttod to tho carefully guarded
5 (P m *n ct* t f th# palace within the
f Forbidden D ty, and hi* vtalt wai
S j /n»d« VHWtbl* by tit* fact that h*
» W«» (he only1 foi*(gn*r on the
Hoard itfhirh auporviaea the care
f o f the Imperial peine*. Th* court
1 i mg which tho collection wan ho. **.!
L woa tho home ol the Uowag.r
Y lCaipCoU amf Of thoae caocabiifc*
r who had loet royal favor.
J i
Another ‘ Im portent discovery by
^ the eminent professor was th# unI t p s r t U a i o f an obacura rntnu! " acrlpt containing
340 Chinese
f l.*dlaF»rM htpoae,l by a Lamotstir
1 archbishop In honor of as many
■ * divtntttrc; arcompanlad by dn.w.
i&gt; ing* of tha personage* and tho

P riz e s

i.C h * lf f f c U R S

Contestants

8 T . L o tu s . J-*n £ —(IN S )—
Parka Airport, just o&lt;vo*s th.)
Mississippi fmm t!i!» city which
" l l mail, fonbU-i In air L.^t.ry by
Col. C. A. Lindbergh. will be thfinishing point for cunt, slants m
th* Gardner CuJ&gt; Rj.-a an unnusl
airplane rfer t i rent whi h will he
held May I t. 2*J anil 30, actordlng
to rcrulitjnni ma&lt;le by nf f |rjala a.
the oirpott ncentiy.
Cash priiea of IIO.IXM will t*
diet ri butrd.
Th* rare, recently approved by
Ine Nut u n i Aarnes.iiir \ty.eiii.
lion, tail! h* ihe ftrit at l e i ma­
jor aeronavth-al event* t-&gt; h- held
in thla Metro in‘lit in .] • lint thi»
fear &lt;1919) The ether ranns
event will he the International
Balloon mre f-.r the &lt;&gt;erdon Hen
n*tl Trophy xhniulul f .r Or tubrr

lly Juinea L. hi'eallevr
ltd. rhst'aital N e*s IW nlrf

ftcia! reqor^t fmm th** offlrerA
«&gt;ki b«nrij of d im t' fi of the r ^ i ta lc far tbc part inpat on of your
country in a fund to op«rat * ai.«i
D.A:nt«m tha UltBIHtorj’.
**Th** iritrffidtH&gt;r*al hco'th rf® r
;f«t hcnqr# a man who ha. rtfvrwr-j
id a trrmtrviiiUB **rv,ce in i.fr *-**.
In? ihioughout ail of our tountdi* .
Or William Crawford G o .fo i
lli.&lt; w* rW tn Havana. In Panama
aw.* in var r*«« other countyie* ti
Ninth .Vmrritn in thu fiffht n p illft ^
yellow fn o r jo I «»lh*r tropictil ilUr£*c* hraoirht him wnrkj faro#, Lnit
&gt;»ru e u la r i &gt;f

m P r r ajmn! t h v |*#*|»k

M ill I o;rn]»»dm l
. thr Ail»rrx ju It i* fly fillirff
1 NEW YORK. Jon. !» - * IN'S»— t.it: Dta y r o t effort m t h f cM of
' Inn'it*
H ntretren (Vnu-i j.r/vrniativr m+*\ rule
tv*
rnAintamrd. especially in t h* Imp
in I - 'ith im e r ii ;rt rn u nti &gt; • *
« a. where htf •cht**«mcnla werr
, r r t - - i ! i i r rn th e m a i n t r r u t ’ &gt;
m if wort hy.”

S to u d c n m ire , D ul

A Speed Kvrat
The raee for th* tlnrdner Cup.
for which trophy and yri.re uriil he
given ernueify by liu i'ell V.
Oeritner. presidvnt nf the Gardner
Motor Co., hen. will lie ftrtftly .1
apeed event w|()i tjJ tifklenry
furm'ilo* to mm plica t* th1’ ttm .
put it ton of retulla.
Th* first phare will be a five­
fold affair with 1‘Hot* racing front
Buffalo, San Antonio, Hlntnark.

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A tte n d

A tla n ta

*P»t». | ('.
SUf idenmire,
M
. The manrger nf the Seminole Gfl
„ th* !Cotr.par.y. arcoitthaplvd bF ■
! ()
T\ Piittnn. left Moodav to K
tha Natienul league of Cagi
j inn M rrtkgitf. which i» hnldlM
court annual m e tllig tn AtlanBtt
1 t.w 1StouJenmlre ii» attmiling th ,(
rout. ir'*{ ln
interaat of "*c«S
1( liggcr ami better line of pm
mun- f "r ,he P'rgly-'Yiggly stag
high, Central Florida,
of 1
(hiring the j*i»t 13 nionath
deU ; Setnmol* Grocery •Compaaf
d itrihutrd mi re then -TSf) tn
Ipnduce through th, lo.-al \i
• j touee t the variutw "torts k
C &amp; lS 1 u-,| from this unit.

1 im ji i

o/700 end 800 "willes from 1'atlu
Airport and ru iteftin U may start
from any one. The purpose of the
five point* Is 1 1 make entry con
vrnlent b&gt; pilots. In any srctlon of
ih* country.
•
The second phase of tlta tp -eJ
contest wilt be * care o f the win.

IJa.OQ Jars Yirks flow
Trudured E ie rj II

New York Stock Exchange Reports
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•, jpj

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•&lt;r. I. f r
purpos# of shovHnr
Mronautfeal Inna that the win­
Chinese Buddhist tectum the ob- ners may show speeds of more
v » r n and rough draughts of than ItU mile* fwc hoar.
state document* in aneWnfc* Jib e tan And anrient Tranlan Itiqpiage
TA KES FIN A L ACTION
Khotan t n th# reverse. Th# docuW A8HINCTON."j*n. a - ( I N s )
meats dale probably from the Kth
Final action n#cvssary to h n .g
CWtury A. D. and throw much
v Fcnn r*sppnrtlonm*nt bill bsB|M an i t s artflent geography of
wes ta. 01# lit# Hens# 7
«Mstrel Asia. , hen by th# House
which raportfd

day. Ditn^witJ

IRTS WORD
I HUSBAND
1
(Continue From Pkae Oh#
i Ifntidtal w w a ^ i g ^ ^ a n d a pet
* "name for her. *‘II«r»ay* He w I3U
i t« repeat the cod# you used ti
* • jrtur mlad rending act with him. *
{
Ford said tha "control" infuintti
. him «m) then (ontlnuad: ‘■Pin*, of
— Trtt’ h , aayw t'HogaUlU." Do you
: W S iT V h a l t J U t S W a a T - Mi&lt;-

■&gt;uur#; * -Tk*’.

r»nn

t.

I'itt vhurffh C -laf

* 34A I*t K Car ..

NO M ORE 1
IN ST0M J
AND BOW

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TurtU A#ro
Fbehmn
.

til JA Ktyrtr

.9 7 .L a Fttnn Cbrp .
, r -■* llad.o .a aU&gt; i * ltnyn Ttdi II
FIND SEVEN

CADIZ. Spain, Jan.

W IT H

S«vtn d«ad &gt; d - e e of *e 'nvm j
tcd^JT u n h f
from tha Italian ge«r.uh:p Voi- Indtfutlng w fvlcol,
tr -MNSt a n a wgr, found un Fur. talcs rol»t&lt;ry&gt;

I llu m e

G O V E R N O lt C A R I-T O N

AND

MOItKOtYH REACH MIAMI
MIAMI BEACH FT*.. J t r r .9 (IN S )—AmbatsaAer and Mra.
Dwight W. Motivjw, and daugh*
Ivm El, is tat h and Anne, arriv­
ed here today for a brief stay.
They ar# #n rout# In Nassau for
a . 10 day visit Ftfor* Morrow
w j o n w jh y M o w C jy on Feb. I.

lH S F A M IL Y
.,V R |
*

FOOT

^ S W s F E riA L lN T

_
l I IT

It mu wish In, is pvrmsnsi
liewd nf ,&lt;&gt; In •tnmoca an
sla taka lioalmatin'e Dos I
which ar* prepare# septate
etnmach ■** end all t'.e kw#l
raaultle# from aas preeaorwJ
Tk^i smptr. aeawtea f*H
th# pit at the ttemacii will
over; that a a i l o a v w r i w i
•tils h.arl palpItalVn will
•nT ynu wilt aasm Im&gt; asl*
« •Ifrti treatti wltNvut rtiwf
Thai t r o e ir . (I*«#S fettle
dlnwr wilt P* repkecaoi hr I
foe rntcrtslori-M. Ulnells
eeeee, , »«c tin.i,«. arms ea#
Will no Inr.car (eel aaM an#
•Uap
i-« ration Bee 1meal
Ttfeleta prsrsat gas tr»m ti
lea with tn* etfrolstU a t
oauulna. le the yelluW seal
ewr *o«4 drug a(ui+ ril^

v S
rU M M r
id larH . li.si.s.

hauremtse t*| K sm k ■•-

•Sem, firs# i r h i . , fiH .
i n i. r . i_ u |*i.M n . i r ss
( la ir s t . e — a# I I k w . O f .
la a# a. h u k f M ia,

S h ie ld

ring fiugs
following
mi In* de

E x p ert

E. J . Meinbanii, mt
Ukt well-known aspect,
•onullv u et th# Ange'j
Ur land-1, Flartds. on F)
Saturday,' Ja n . Ilflt ai
from IU.00 A. M. te ■

d*UF

-

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,

MOTICK—Only geallr
IntIDd In rail ni tW#
*pcr«#l arraageaenls ■
noauced Uler fee v «
rtuldren, A pre--*t*M,
rharga fag
Mr. Mifn'
-Tho M#.

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I

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T i n t B A N FO R D

A

FOR KENT—ft
c t

a d

r a t e s

L m i Caah la Advance
MM ade, will he reeel rad
Itrona and collector aent
lately for payment.
•
_______10c a line
r * ___________ Ac a line
e * --------------7c a Una
[Time
Ik

rates on request

reduced

rates

are

•mtiirti.
Accordl r&gt;f to hi* diary, IV n o .
loti* not only went to Itwfl*. hut
down there he became i n ii jt o l .n
an espionage affair of serious pro
portion* and. simultaneously fell
itolently in lot* with an Indian
dancing girl.

1G— II d im w for R rn t

Sanford Daily Herald

■aecutiy* insertion*,
n e t worda u( a&gt;cra ft Ivngth
i counted a Ram

&lt;o ad under J iirwa v-cvptvd.
U) advertising It restricted
proper claaatficatlnn
J an eiror la made I ' * Par.
d Herald will be r—sponsible
I only one incorrect m«ertlon,
advertiser fur subavquaai
trtlon a. 1 he office ahouid
notified Immed.aleiy In case

l

with a rrv an t* qu arter!,
well kep t grou nd s. a.silw ,
Jan. l i t . Rhone IS.

K R IT Z I

R IT Z

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tlie e n in l

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By Buaiimiller

-IF
l EVER
LAY
MY HANDS
O N YOU I L L -

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
- DIRECTORY—

•lUt.

alo. fir. room hnnw and hath.
.Ofr Magnolia Armu*
Heaorn
able r»ft» r Srrvptrd. Apply _\l h
il.'ltlrf n E.tate.

C U T T H IS D IR E C T O R Y O C T

FO R

HANDY

FOR RENT Muuto, We
Firm
■it. Apply II. V K en t, Rhone 17

R EFER EN C E

A D HATER* WOOD

N ew ly d ecorated , w ith
firep lace.
•ravage,
reeaonable.
A lro
J
room house. Rhone M m
le e lr
790 betw een a and III A. M
am.
7 and 9 I’ SI

I1" ' h. The fRcycl* Store
MrLander A reade
YCu O U G H T
T O BE
v
A S H A M E D OF
YOURStl.FR u n n in g
a f t e r
a
PO O H
L IT T L L
M El P U S S
I CAT
l i k e
THAT * J

TO AHV KRTISERS
Merabi

F I A M I!) A W E D N E S D A Y . JA N U A R Y

H 'lt KENT '.«&gt;7 laurel Avenue.
FOUR R i« iMS. HATH
and
.SLEETING PORCH. GARAGE
Wwl y

for

room

H E R A LD . SA N FO RD

u

repreaentative

ou ah ly familiar with rate*.
I and c la s s !fir s tloa
wit!
r you complete inform ation
(If you wish, th ey will a »•
you In w ordin g your want
e malts it mure e ffectlre.

I

HE.MSnT'TIIaiVO

W ELL CAUGHT
HIM

’o e t i i H.mstilchlnf He pf
&gt;r f v l tve A Itut St.

("HEW ING
UR
t

WHEN IN NEED

TOUR
Nl W
H A T ' /I

i &gt;in n

* rm i(F .S

OF
S'*at Covers
Cushions

V tU A N H E IN O
1 &lt;i»n 'to r t, Jones Tire
rH H

Curtains
H A TT F.R Y S E R V IC E

iLAClllCOI.A oyttert
illy , W. II. U n g M arket

2i»— MiHCclIanmuH F o r Sale
5J*n4 of all
nda
In SanfonI I'aio. A F ttR SA C K S e lf v iiirtrr. on*| Paper Co, I hone W1.
Font Trin k. ildke bmly, a
IAN UF rOoTl t'l.I) WAleleS rnb—Httt?u o for iinirlt 'rin*h
I awrvnce
1^k«* Helen
ITU
Til F.
NF.W
V^AIel.
NT.
s o u r n iiN c ]
n: w
3 ]i ;: t h : it r o t l FURTHER
OKMAThe.i, CALL CHUNK
I OR SEE V. n COLLEH
N IF F M l

NO TUNING—lly
eipert
ith 17 years etperienca. A!m
)NOGKAriI rvpatrinj. San*
Rpalc and Gift Shuppe, Me­
ier Arcade. Rhone t '2.
KUIISON COACH k«»H SALE
In A l rendition, new Du*n
UtomuMle
nainl. roml tirrs. Will crmalder
C mn1 flr.t mort*aire un Sanford
FOR s .u j :
l.aa A ryllnde, 7 paatenyci P'operty Apply Seminole Tire
dan. &amp; irn.1 li r e , motor in Shop, 109 W. First Street, 1’hon.llenl mechanical condition,
llalery in y vo.1 ahnpe. Will
SH70IKJ rash cr easy termr
WHITE IIIGIM.F.YMAN
'ord At*, at Tmth St.
lMiDGU
rare ^n.l Graham trucks
■ and ISth Street. Phone 3.
LUP-MARMONS
ford Automuhlle Co.
Mdla Are.
Phon, *37-

IG11T I'HINT 8 IIOF
&gt;Y aervice on any thing in
ing. A phone rail will | t
tan. Fhone 41T-W. 9 (tail*
NO MOCKS —Trrlfatlon
and (*arral cement work.
Concrete Co- J- B. Tar*
, Prop. 3rd. and Kim.

Is B 00#1N U : The E « f Er&lt;
Dag.
Metal
ahiaglea
f team tin and galraaitad
See James H. Cowan. Oak
id Third SL
i'bone 111.

registered breeding stock.
pedigreed stock elegiblo
rogt at ration.
Chinchilla*.
Hue *V*d bevrren* and New
4 White*. SL John* lUbladiaJi Mound Village, San*

Phn,

C A FE

A nnounce merit*

W"

A t M agnolia

SPENCER’S TOP

I *ilint i i «n l" ^-*rr*v t
i *
t. n n h#*-n tinilrr
.t ih
I.Iit he-a fa n | thd* «-i irhi , i *.
intriehl* ”f (n il "
‘I

SEE
SHOP

I »t 1 tftll *r*»M +TE&lt; tlr-Ve- t*M«t( &gt;i *

,|f •*UE&lt;ntdlnrr4hl|r e»TV.| I Hlf» *t t .
idti.int m. 11h l hi1 till i-t'l ll'af I n *

* dc h

n * 11till i**ti * 1h r»tujfH1 *it

* '

Maff.t * TVallkin.
i&lt;« Weet Pirai SL

t hi

enilrr I*d ***»!
an I t ana*!*
The fit r It cups in \
*r|

M a iw v ll

aUractiv# (foLtruftt, urat hu Kimjt
im* frirwfstamt race IrEtk •*»*!
jfvn^ral arret til t) of lb# Vnlia
M4 (‘I'linty Fair Tht pr *1# nl V«*i
ytui Coiintian* in lb* at fa r • nly
#f|ual1ni by the if working *b Sty
to Imprnvo anti fnlarirf the fair
jrra r lu o fm ii* f^*ur

The

G ent

In a u n n e

IfR Y

U *»*i t*

nl

County Comjn •aionvra to.*#
*aw th«» Villi# of th*- futr t&gt;/
tn«* county m a tvhot# an*l Ian at*
way* ftcnnjrilml g#n#roita HcSp, a11&gt;1
th&lt;^ r«junty*4
proplo in a«
oaika of |l## havi 1hoir
hch.ml the
that opvfitv lh»
Vulu*ia County Fair.
It r*»alljr rrvjl&gt;r»a a careful
l**ru*al *»f th* l*frm um
a»h*^h
t* a ruftiporvCurn of about all
j&gt;ha»r* of the fair, to f*t any aufl lainties, women's work in all Ita
uf in«i(b into th# actual ic«»p« of «*lletlea, art work, pet ala. u.
il. Suffice it to My that 'I la a floweta, do«», manufacture.! ar*
*lupcn&lt;l»u« iJUplay »»f dtrua fru .t» t i.ee, ( ,e w an I durka—a.I housed
jllil VlgoUMfl, ir l f ««Jt ftflj * lal ii 11 attract v» lonldlnra set in a
fuiaja crupa. |**&gt;uIt ry* IttaMmfc. marnifbnnl tropical Kmrdert wfln
PAItlB. Jan. ft—(1N S 1-"F au st forestry proucta, p fw ru, u
playini* fountain* and a world a
ana a myth an.1 even monkey f^ml, rabbits, cann*-I in I
b telly I lowera. I'remium llat* can
ulnnd treatment I* incapable of
makins part of that myth a real­
ity."
S l o w d o w n u i U P u m n i y __
Dr, Serge Vurunoff, wh-iee
X &gt; U MAY O e U C VU O CLO
rolling ops ration la rmern'ty hr.
*TYO lN 3 M k T U 4E t3 P U T
licked lu ro to r* youth, admltlml
that science cannot make Krayupper
baited (arson* feci like "awset
me
sixteen."
kiental viyur and not the lost
year* of romance, he explained, i*
what must petlenta hop* ran l**
borrowed from African simians.
"Not more than five per rent of
the persona who come to me tu be
operated on do so be. aua, they de­
sire to appeal to the .opposite aex."
he a*id.
Or. Voronoff laid he made the**
te fleet Ion* o»»r w.u.sa.mtr Am .
nold bennet’s play “Ftofvaa-u Sat*
Faustlnd
allyon'
shake* off eighty years and fall*
In lore with a nineteen year^sld
atudenL
"The gland operation cannot
even guarantee a ffeah templet
lost." Paid Dr. Vororwiff. "If a pfc
llenl'* wrinklea are aaseethml out
M tCf Nhu trt C M K Y **
It ts an accident.
OCPMttMCm STOWC AT
“The operation la ■ boom to per­
T E H T H IR T Y - W fAR
sona who need Intellectual ttlmuVtitA* w o r n vMTCkt,
laa la that it eterroswe* phyaical
e t c A u t c i w o r n w a it
fatigue which afftcU the men­
rot* you , w t o u - R L r
tal machinery.
l LM I ,
“ But the t f l n t e l the gland
may not be permanent. Some pa­
tient* faal the seed ai a Mas op
eraMe« after three or live yearn
after the Drat grafting.
"Arnold Flvnisei* ia hia play » l
patently intend* to roarer a mural
which Impresses aae. There bs an
ethical problem I* the fact that
Dr. Faust lag rein* a g irf* ttfa. la
It right to prolong or review the
Ufa of oae #f e ra character? My
auup

Famed Doctor States
Glandular Process
Limited InltsScope

oe S
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M IL E A C R E A M

IN S U R A N C E

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roil ft t rjr It ft t*f*» l*t 4 hailiaia.je Ir*
to pro lui e tho
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M O B L E Y 'S
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ranm. »««. I l l N. Park

T o ile t

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TOP 8 I I 0 P

S h cool

S u p p lie s

T am pa

T rib u n e

riio tie
F I U N IT T R E

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Rrmflay and Sheet Meta.

291

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Trail# In you* used furniture
a obtained*by Wr tin^ mto head
quartera.

WOOD A COAL

PLACER TO EA1

OCOEE -&lt; 'ha*,* A Co. epe
koi.OOU parkin^ house hale.
MIAMI— Flans discussed
&lt;rartion nl mere p eri here.

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BUREAU WARNS
FLU MAY TURN
MORE SERIOUS

NUM BER H

Tariff Protection
J^j S p iritu a list Who D e co d e d
Sought By Wilson
jo
H o u d u u Message V iew ed ciiiu»VTimii
&amp; With Doubt B y S cie n tist

1^1
r&gt;oIuntcer Counselors
Jam Mayfair Hotel
In Kfforts To Help
Ad\ ise I n Selection

l.ife Imprisonment I?.
(.i\enl’ow Wow Uoclt r NNholteliex »*dl!«•
T' as ( ast In“ SpeM”

Herb Is Silont On
His Appointments

Verdiet Ends 1st
01 Three Cas:»s

Many SouthernersAre
Jt Beinir SuKifestedAs
L i k e I y Candidates

11-Year-Old Vtiuth Is
KxpeeU'dTtiBeTried
\s2nd( o-defendant

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30-D AY REPR1KVK
IS GIVEN A. R. KEY
BY JO H N MARTIN

"

VwpiWle Isfttf
PM.
Imn far producers .,f
• r*&gt; -totes « s .
K. 1h. tl4b.
•. j *'f « t » . .lay runfAeiy.*
• Si. h began here I -lay un.|«r
IS- lu a p k ln
f ih# 'Lsi'fwy,
t « . . f f tiM . Ui.nn I "f.n in \
" ’ *»n. ..f Is. kM.n.lll#
p ;,
■•utumnn .,/ iK. F'-’cda .g*t.
•i.-n, „pefle«l I.hU , « M m IiW
*YSr time Ii4a S. T' I .. 1," -fop
•• I 'm m.&lt;r&gt; s.le.fuste potter.
1 n m Mnlhtin t ..-ducts n|
s- i ll l\ e ha-e in proroaa of
r&gt;-I station
.. he»lul»s
i. .if» ip»n mr pr.l-,, (■ 4B.| it
• . ir .tests* the' these rate,
S* a ..epocal*.! in Ik# tariff
"&gt;no«iir» ”
-toteral
Senator*
•n*l m#n|f'#n ,%/ the ll'.tcee
- i ' * w H».|nl#.| t .
the
* » • ( Ilf Inline the 'an .!*.«,

SANFORD TO SHIP GUN BATTLE ENDS
FIRST CELERY 01 PLOT TO MURDER
SEASON TONIGHT WOMAN'S SI'OISF

.Mm. J. A. Clark I
Dead In Arkannas

PENSACOLA. Fla.. J.n.
1&lt;V - (IN S ) Watcher* aboard
the (endemhlp IT_S. S- P *t&lt;»ha sighted the Loa Angelra
at 11:26 A. M. today, accord­
ing to report* relayed here
from Port St. joaeph. Fla.
Shortly after the report waa
received, a plane wa.* ordered
to take o ff fo r Port St.
Joeeph.
Earlier m th, day. alter balll* " f d r°BC headwind* Ihrvughout
the night, Uk* itI f * iMn waa be.
iK m l In be « ir a « » her* an the
\ « * * t f u t af Florida. It waa I*.
I » « l " l by n irtM iw n r . i x i l bwrw
iknilly M o n noDii.
*Na sight or Miuml af Lot A * .
TKat waa th. brief me*.
received her* at 10'to A, M.
fr»m St
near whera thw

*ir .Tiathan wan tcheduled to ar.
rve si midnight Th* m»*»ag»

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in*** i.rf» UsUjr fi.r l
,
th« Inftf-Vittk rt*
m renrrv ;.« a 1. Ml e a f l ^ g a Pf^ j u btu.
• - a
fcr«a|.i»l oq

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deliver Two Talks
romorrow Evening

C.iant Of TheSkiesExpected To LeaveFor
Miami As F o gU fU

WIFE LS HELD FOR
MYSTERY ATTACK
ON HER HUSBAND
Three Bullets Pierce
lhi&lt;|y OfVictimWho
Is K\pected To Live

n .lh» t| t • •« I
h * |wf»lt 1 iMa*
,*&lt;» •leiII r hr rr|irlt'h«- he«t e II
l* . t h»- f i «m J411 7 If rj*p *•
« I* :t*4in III |I'I In hthdlf •I• *.
%*t n« 1 c*»hir*r, lt#» 't*l| ••
rt|Fi| *i lr)f n
»»* I •
e». • lit t hr ri|nrn* n • 1 M.
&gt;tar
nothing
1 tjr |h viih|( 1 mm* »tntr.|
Thr r. U rtKc 1 *( ttie |*rcAiJ**nl •
IHi ir m no »pr* tl
I &lt; • t
rirvt «' n« rifling hu raliliut uj
—Tiprrrrr
n Hi
*-1 Ui
ita hm* g.fcn if jit t*» rnvi
*\*) \\IIU of •ifo r tuki ii t » il f
•n*J it 1a git tug 4 gno'i
*» |h tr hunat by I'.lu rn t)«
t&gt; r
k f l . V j f M . . CS.'hr* J'. i f
Hr/
low J o i '/ *. ]
ho a.'e backlrir «ari.*i.
formvr pr|iid»ni o f fhe
i
ve for Join.
Th**y ap
n«titufi«.»i, hivi&gt; L«r&gt;i tlUiuiMr .«t
■Bri rlly fr. I that *.1 long U. tlutr
ih*1 re&lt;|.t«*«t of th** eitti'inrv *jen
H rrlk .m , lh.rr I. hot.
4l'* • i •• It » 6 i l**»rn««l \k th«
■ Thrt* or. 1 uni 1 * ’.It it Ml
I p - v r r nlr.u.ly h*i
op l.i.
Hlti.f c&gt; n* i*rn.rg ht. uffi. i •I fun.
and ihnt he I . inririy c ' i
H iou gl. the irremoity of 1,1 mi i
ta thi. a,i.ile«&lt;
of ■&gt;
MrmUin.n* inertly nut ..I i-.lll*
fir*, aid a ■•me of pulilicul dut,
Tbcr. are u*hcr rumor* that l*e
At 'he vninv tint*' i ** •* • i. ■I
•111 ann.uncv hi* entile rjtdr-el
hi.'. n.l rr*l'llll .III yt' ' I 14 *
&amp; f a i r leaving f r Florida nett . . i r ever l.ren r l-il i, th lie
B r ik ; there are still ith er, tha' •I'pellat. n un Th. u . t &gt;r .
m won't even begin the artua ior, w l.i. h wa* i,4nilaced i , , ..
Bneulerat on of a rlate until h» -auprrtne t'niirt. ,ea*
retail a *
b --if. '-i away from lit- lulling Jan. JO. Attorney, for Mr I . .
•*, e*u&gt; ted to aupvar aga&lt;n r.
hd haul ng of rapltal polilWIan*
The truth probably In • Mime fore the tdgher tribunal **kin, ....
h «re between. Undoubtedly, lh»* a . *1 ihm I t .n . in whnh to .tv
Te.ldenla Uct bar eetl'ed upor pare their paper, and thu a*
vu Lv ,, i pec till to effect anoth.r
&gt;mc of |b, men hr wanl&lt; atoun-'
L cabinet table for the nect four lung delay In the reie liefnre It
kcnluolly g'wa Lef’.re the mart.
ta rt
But he ibiern't rlu&lt; »e y d
The rhvrk'i affwv d&gt;wl.-ee*l !h &lt;
i make the information piblir.
here rr (till plrn'.y of lire*. It ir Iroll ably a'l.thet mouth wuuid I*
n rn week, yrt before ingugura- rt'i'jifrd t » roinplele Ibe Iranion, aiul to announce half a «!*• :npti, »•&lt; vi.lumin.ru. ere the ree.
p t would only inerraw the prre- •rtta. D al} in the putt frw cay.
iu re uyon him for the .rmalnin] ut*e initru-iione been ceeitru i f
.he o ffite frum l).&lt;keu»-n aril
lotive, )|r. l a t c 'i allutntja. I . t &gt;
Th* South, m IDantly agg
when the tranegnpt * » » dcaired.
(Continued On Faga &lt;i
Ova dale w i t iet at April 20. all •r
ah'ch the ila fi'e allmney will
*&gt;*▼
'ore#
■ an \&gt;portunity
\ipurtuAiiy to prepare
prrp
a
i»0l ( f eicyptbin*. All ot their pri».aedinyr. r.uit home attar hi a
•aid, would probably r««ult In thi
Lake appeal not being inrirniel
la th* Mvprtai* Court until 1»tw
iBUhop lloy t M tKj.bc. U. kci
.a tha Spring
spied an .'avitaUen tu, ipeab
day aight at T o'clock hefece
h
MetkodLat Men'* Club, will aL
addiii* th* rimfch cungrega« Iwgicn ag .it 1:30 e'cluga,
Ward hi* been raceieed he.* t?
ardtag to an announce men: »*' h« Rev. W, P, Bahraun. past thg dtath In NsihvdW, Ark., i f
• a * said that a*t only alt Mn. J. A* Clark, mother af Mr l
lbedlata are carnally inr'tfd to ih Q. Smith ef Oviedo Mr*. Clark,
who wa* 11 year* oM, passed aw |v
Wedaaaday at th* hum* of aa AV­
t in* , lenop'i two *d rttsea are er daughter. Mr*. J. 0. Her hire.
pDeipate-t with kern p’guar* M ia timilh *td Mr*, tlapk n»
kiccg th* mwiahen uf th* chj.ch. th# only thiUrwa turrit lag Ua ■•*•• » rpmek to tha Men'. Club «tll rcased Met. Clark had keen a
Il aw th* biether hood mutest* at. resident * ( tkw kectimi i&gt;-r Id
rkiah U claimtog a gr«a( deal ef ) l « f L
The body U *ipeeled to arrive
dtomlua ta Method’s i work at this
•m*. I. P. McCord, Wader af My .in Oviedo HaUoJay m m Fqneral
rViriV»1 fur Mm Florida CWttn6*’’ •elcl*** will be hold at 3 a'rtosk
ana laurmrnl trill tab* place la
th# Or ago cemetery.
m Dab;i la roa af ‘.'ta
If b ihap* af Ih* Methodic!
pal Oittrib. Buvtb, hetag *il » thw efdpr^itry lg I9 il
th* general Nptfy n n il me I
l Springs. His firtt auigwV Ih* toilet* of lit hop* aos

r.S S.Patoka, Tender*
ship. Sights Los An­
geles After Big De-

i* .» iU I t» lllyn yrr r
i .J, i
tleltmeyrr i u ‘ he ..... eh.. - .
ratting ibe e\|l .p. 11. it. , v...
r.»,i hale loralen llehmt y.r |.. d, •
f he hud Hot rs irte d their r
f&gt;- » v. clip j luck friMi hi. he
• g.t .t book h- ha.| relied T&gt;«
lu.ng U n Friend." I. tt.. y •. i
Uh
the lo.k of ha', « ,-hl feel
ur.-.cr thr giuutxt or tad bun .4
the bo. k. thgy w mid n. | I
murdirvd Rchmayer, fur either a. t
• *.ul.f luitv been iuffuicn'
to
"break the •peli."
Wt-rthvr y..ung Curry e.i.l teliycea the *ame way a&lt; H.y.nyrr
•l«'Ci will be m e a l*.) at h » I . el
The rt unljr of York It nranileetlng
the grratiat in tirrt! in th* raaIweaut* o f th* arruaainma that
w lie hr l i f t l| uriahea t * r * » t - l a
to • rirutent eitent.

Sheriff Will ( heck
llpun Occupational
Licenses In County
Or* ef Sheriff J. r
Met tel.
land's fr*l pet* was to san-ntn.-.
today that a doe* check-up will
h# mad* at opr* * f th.se who
hare not yet tern red their a*,
rap aliens | Iwent**. Tt* .Sheriff
calUd attend gi tn the fart thar
th* lkrna*a be. am* ih , tn Orl
.bar and that Una* who fad i*
s quire them art guilty of n ml*.
^Ntotour and pur. •habUr umJer *
Date law.
(a pwiatlag out that there la no
provtcora .a th* In* by which « * tewtiwaa la time may ha giantc i.
Mr. MrCWIIaml urged Hut |hn
llcsnsec be procure.! at aara in
order to atold paaatbl* a resL
Thw Ibarti/ aWo urged tUminub.
CowUy auto eyngr* to
their l * » tag* aa aroa ta pto'Dl*
Beglaatag tab. I th* Sheriffs
aft *, ta aprratlag with L
K.
Jordan, deputy !&gt;*•"' * liupewtor,
writ rigidly atJarxa th* paymeat
of motor Bmaiis.
After that
date, all paipawa who hare to&lt; ob­
tained Dm tag*, ar* h Mu i
ar­
rant and a fUW, It waa sUled.

f hr
• I »rr tv •*«!»•*rtt thill I*
|dtntu i!i i!lm tht&gt; m&lt;i
ll|M rr Ihan it h»« Urn f
I r .r».b eg January f..r
ycara M&gt;ee.‘ *t (a r t may b- •
li-a l w o k amt reaeral n.
folb wing week. T*e peel
probably be twtwren Feb
March IV It wee takl

ItA LC K iN . N IV, J.n
(I.N-H—T*»* North Corel!*,
itenat* a l ‘»MirTi*d at nn* '«•
thia aft* n .fi„ In h &gt;nor or
memory uf BenJwnin N. Ib l
hacru nagrala arvf prorei
philanthropUl, wkaa* funeral
lira* ward held this no.ru r.,
Durham

. . . . u n re a l, '.tv.lr *-»n.ug e .
a eeted
IWpUl. '**n.llft‘ a. I.
|»rtrr« #&gt;ut avW.psper
. aiwv.e
I, ...
I .1 • a I .
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le e amt thu ,|u. a u • grounds o.
r undinjr it. I'evil ll.dr, 2V. year
old • ‘rountai.l, ..he » f the plot era
ta ln yed Ih* (..natvravy s'- k.&lt;
young w ife'* cernrit pie*
lie
Bgrcad w ith -autte.r He*, however,
to carry out bit part , » the m l
r.oiaplrstur* mignt be (gp tu irj.
k !»„ were ih the rontplia- i f » •
rotating 1* * v .t»a n l
y iw e r it l
Hucklcy. Due te o.nd. IL * . W ...I
refit*** t « talk amt twv» other.,
kfulrr arreit, have cniif*aae&lt;L H».t

i • .ght ih. «
9 * 1*1 lit IN*
• &lt;Ui| tnljf hi
’‘ i l l U th n.t#
•*^t i*rf| it » 6 i *!' S
'• ' ••wean t.d 11 10*
h.r i &gt;i' ii«&lt;.'tit . .|e

Jinkins And Other
Kiwanian OHirers
Installed At Meet

cuke Other effuvra. &gt;wtua|ing ihr
-* * 'd .1 dire. I ..., , k . were r-T
•enuy necteti, tp . e.aumrj *hei(
.'* * duties 111 J.nk.iaa aucaaa ta
■'* rnlJu II Uoyd. wii.. hat a rr e t
.o&lt; the paat year
tit 4.tdl|i»n t &gt; Mr Jinkin*, : he
new
-ffu-err
in le lc
l|,wr.|
Long, firvt *U« p.re'aent, »t. I»
|i ghwymao, trron.1 &gt;1.% preableht
Arthur Uraiun, treacurer; 8. J
N it. M ilita ry ; K .'e .id F. U w ,
dr tiict trust*}. Metubara o f u.a
board **te; Clyde A Byrd. T. L.
Lumas, K. C. Fug. If ||. IhtUiaka.l,
1*. C. Scott. Judge James li 8h*rup and IT.'II. IteTg
I hiring
lh« inatailut win, Mr.
L ie y l trpreiart: hli vpprectalon
o f the loyally and aupport g i « » «
him by th* member* during tha
putt year, and t&gt;«rfg«d hi a full r ».
testa) a issue sf tha Daily yy*fati*n Li th* aew aUmiauvra.

|i&lt;U-

Reform Group Takes Definite Steps
To Depose Aged Sa lvation Army Head
8 U N B L K Y ON TIIAMF..9. Fog.
Jan. Id—(IN 8 t— tWeidt*
| •n
wn* taken by thw " reform" f*.-i»&lt;&gt;a
i.f the Faltallen A Wry |udr« &lt;a
IA* high council wiret a g tu ii*pom
73-ytar-eld
(Sacral \ Prtmwcll
■aoth *e iuptera* held af th*
A m y.
The high . iisrrw-t) reodeeg t* s*k
Uenurri |b« th to retire, hut h*
coo'd b* allow . j to n ta B his |&gt;tt*
at “general "
It wa* I d n a l fram an t l f i o l
gourr* that U # prmidtnl. « «
prevldmit ami fir* membme of in,
high round I would he appointed u
p commission to tow Ucr era! Booth
■wd tuggewt ft h.m that ha retire.
General Buwtk, osniyiade-pmthief at (ha aairritoa army, al­
though still tuaflaed to kia akk.
hod. has stolen a mart h oa the d»to-

Ing *
Mali
Walla thosa at th* “esfvfm"
frUiot headed by hli iUter. Com­
mander klsangelr- Booth, leader
of lb* Army's forces to Ameri-s,
wars trying (a dart** mear.s •*
earn hi* way to rttirrmenl, the

L .I*act J. Trotter aril thalg* &gt;f
th* program, which was featured
ay a qu a m danfent iacla. t'ssU*
era iwtods.t Misi Margaret Mativ.
plariec. John Tmkr af Baaford ■’c l
New Talk. H riia a a g rb ro m k r,
K.wsaian ef Battle Creak, MaL..
tad Mr. MiahWr, pa*( prw^deat of
th* Drland* risk.
BCOUK INJl'KRD
CALC diD BU , III. Jaa. |u ti.N8h-A seer* af person* wtr*
'wing trtatrd k«r* yi.totday f t
u.,uri*s tastolpad when a Uae-.ny
ui 8t. Allan's gymnasium at Karanib, Mar her*, soils p*«d duriw
a haatilbali garni.

t ■«*.I tt IV.Ij..., nw.nb*r of the
t.uaerit"V'a taft an.I he4*1 of th*
laical
party, ws* partb-ularl*
pieaaed With Ih* mans* •
which
■he what* program waa handled,
the weather * * * l.ieal h* reported.
Seiiun.be l iHiiiy • float drew a
f r*at &lt;lra| .af attention amt waa
viaaetl .a; a, one uf the nto*f at*
tractiv, in th* naugurat parade.
“I with eaeryuaa in Sara note
County redid ha«a beam there",
a*l.| Mr. Wilson, whs deacrihad
Quitrair Caritara'i eddtaan a* as*
A tha bear ha had l &lt; » f haarvl A*
* meailar af tha ikltl I M l i t i n a
t u ff. Hr WlUaa o* -upled g place
In tha it ie w lig tUml wUk Oar­
er aur i'aitlun.
.
Th* tleal, ir p r r w iU ij a hut a
of plenty from whwh (kraed a
gal dsn stream of celery, wa«
dan* la I re*a and g Id. T&gt;aa*
i id ng on |h* float were Msedaorea
J.
Woodruff ami a yds Byrd
ami Mia# tieorgta Mubley. Aa ih*
float mad* '-ta way l » tha capiul
a large q'daefi g af chase* nil?/
was distributes! m
kyitooiVK
Thw ee'er* u a * fram tha faym af
Jwa and lid. C t a fr it .
d lttJ U d M r U M I O A H N U I M
v W A SItlN ofttN , Jan. l t ) - ( I N J )
—8*natur Flat.bar, (R ) of f b r .
tda. stressed Us* a**d #f flood fadii*1 ow th* Caiwqagkntrh## B u *r
and Lab* Okeechobee hi F W k U
at a msaliig hafora tha eammirOe
authorising rppruprtatWna N r the
work.' ,

—. . . . . aiv.il h.r an bnir llk l a
half after th* liriggd* had re&gt;
l » » i « l bar pcaithn w appruitma.
taly it mile. m *1 af Ota U. 8. 8.
I'a '"**, UmUrthi^ U. which iSa
•tinyiblw la |e aiowr n a wire.
1..
. n iu a f r tu tK. U. 8 Naval
-tlatu&gt;n »t Fvatacola.
Fug* of mono, ng itaiutty an.I
1.1.. hanging cbcidr, added t* th*
t tigiMa't eitMculttaw, weather
reporta InriUatel.
tluwacer th*
HiMlk by w u lk u it "wind* etdtk
th. Ina Angelo* battled t lnew
utaiag Inland n*er Jarkaanrill*
I Ft*, at T ..YJat'h l»«t night, had
' l . i i t M i l &gt;n •■lu.ity In Ih* l*ut«
Ht iuMifih regl.n.
thi. In a r*&lt;|tie.l early today
huurty *.a lh er r.pwrte "after
neurtM** na.al autlv.rta»n at th,
feneaeola lUtu...
eapactml thw
lingihl. t • rn«**r at 1‘atuha eon*e«
in., dur ng the day. and wot at,
.nipt la head for Miami. It* ultl*
nal. de*tu&lt;atU&gt;n. until th* warn*
| V»g. tw.|* in from the tialf, ha*
. I.ervd.
Meanwhile. Miami, to whkh th*
lirlgihl* etarted en a IdMW-wll-e
rtil,* tar th* Miami a * meet,
nelJ op weUpmlBg cerem.inie* (we
the cetmuander and f t * * , fewd.
mg .Wflmte word when bh* ar%t\
.uuUI arrle# here
t,'ji to a h t*
hour th)*' morning, no word af tka

would attempt tu mour «m *tim w
.(bring th* mornng
Howwvwr, at
I I o'chwh. th* hlimp had m * kra*
alghttd *t Fort 91. Jeaaph, a*.
(4 rdlag t* r*pwrt* here.
U -,

M m . Aman
ClaimedBy
Mr* Amanda Hmith. O .
has reaidmj hare N r * * . « * ! yeacm
'.ted Wcdnpadpy afterawea at Ih*
John
Hilt* 9apitarWm la

j.

-Unfprd

�'&lt;yBe Gaining In

•
test* pujg &lt;* u a w a y hoc:
“u u w « o s e e * CLb W t t i
to WXJ GUM 3MOIT- A / m **)
vYOtfBC OCTTI^' IN A U T
n
a t (m an M M c n e t * ^

rtiort Apparently Depends Upon Whether
Or Not Garden Officials Wish To &lt;
Renew $500,000 Offer_________

i.
ppijknty that Jack Dempsey will
I % W arain If the Msdlsoa Square
GanASU-Corporation (lands fcrhir.d
f l A ^ M W - mofa than IWO.CO0
olfeMd by its late pres'dent, r*&lt;
ktfW-M, tbortly b e M . hi* death,
the writer definitely Usrftrd tods/.
U the prey of indlcbron
M he Walk* with the chief muurnM hi Ule ccrtcfa to the promo.
Ur!e fins; resting place and not
without reneon, lie net enly Isn't
ddrUln that he wants to fight,
now that Rickard is dead; he also
Isn't, certain that it will pay him
toflgh L
“ Much More than 9&amp;00JXX)," wan
■n authoritative tstlmlte today of
Rickard's bid that hid won Dsmp
back to li'Jx'.nf. It was one uf
thos# won‘/)f.rrv»jlh offsrs and
It Was tendered quite without Urn
VnnV.fdyt of the corporation'* diKttcrMe, aa was Hkrhard's cue.
lam., A moat - informal man, be
supply made bin decision* and then
toJd.lh# board that be had made

Housholder G i v e s
Farewell M essage
T o Local Citizens
(Continued IV-m Page Three
assessable valuation of the pi op.
•ity In the city wa* increased ap­
pro limatcly $2,224,000 OO, winch
increase represented the increase in
taxable properties w.thin the illy
llm'ts over the previous year. This
incresso would appear in mos, in*
stance* to be unwarranted bccauuj
ol the fact that the values had hern,
materially Increased In IXIf, but
tho increase aa made in ID.T wjuuJ
not hrve been a burden had it i.ot
ocen for (ho fact that on accuui.t
of the necessity of laisinx larger
sums of mi ney ddking lir.*7 to take
cure of the rondilldn* that weie
iound to eiDt at the t'me of Ihs
closing of the bans, the vh.ut
Mould have been , Is r value upon
a Ifi mill basis and would not .i.vt,
created an additional burden.
After tlte failurr of tne Semi­
nole County Hank many of our as*urns seemed to havo lost hope l» •
ecus* of tho adverse conditions n|

psey. therefore, hasn't the 'parentiy created in Sanford afttr
tt Idea whether anybody that date. It w u Aflef thli falluie
to pay o ff an this promise that tho City Conitn u io a spent
many weeks considering the abso­

lute nrceasitira for the City foi l ‘i?
year. 11*27, cud after a tliorou.'i
heW aa shortly after
r*a funeral aa thaws men pf
&gt;/ , can d.c*ot)y arrange I:,
know that Dempeay, the
7
. f . ‘" " t
"
, buAtu* from a vsrv tmpres*
IWp this y»er. Their anslety
Ma wore should prove to be
lah.fer Dempsey, lie then can
Mhl1; osenilcn tha matter of
ird'e offer and see what hapof**' * -»• —

.

A ••

rey, who proUl.ly will be *L

' the U rn s Rickard n“°t«dfact, waa aq avowed op.

WASTbuCH &gt;O t -

*Vt'r«W T w en t OUT*
teONbS AN' ~WAT OHt
LA/tbci. l&gt;( Hr' bftDOK-* t«

y a g a in

killed. In (K« palm of hi* la
displayed dr f inite m«nt«|

L

twn*."

bCfauNt«&lt;*sjq'vc * f t i L G o t a
CUANCC. lb TttlM THovc
c r o c k s if rco W i t
L GO/Vt’ BLOts) U P .' V
• \ T a i t t i V A S f -----j

Rickard ’s .Passing Throws
Doubt On Plan To Effect
D em pey’s Return To Ring

aU wrwld.

Stripped of all .uperfluL
leptloa far asora than 120 days. vaiodietory to boxing and to tb.
During Uls lima. we. checked tv. fioo. hi* last rneaaag. to th. public
a ct parrel a f .piogwty in tha City was this': "Jock. Damps*. U somlag bock!”

'B ut without bolls If Will
'
• \...
*•».
humps haT* boon Ulkfsg
bp as a promoter. In lh*
t h* doasal fight himself,
puU Ilka ta know |a wuat
ng |o promold I Sharkey,
. Paulino, Loughrtn and
there ar* ,quslif *d conPat. all the fighting the)
mdctg them**!yes wiU m i
m anjthing also.
■
I
.
A A I T U
w
l l
L U IM V O
I E
flIIR E
O F

»

DXtnpa,y can fall 'to fight now, regJtvllna of whit. m#y bo Hying
In hi* Impal alia way.
Ho hM
prsmlfd Hiskerd that. ho will
light and t think be may find that
,'Jamea Monroe Kturaon, who
sigh a prowls* can bo'mor, bind­
dDd Monday afternivin at tho
ing than c h rln of rjoel.
Kemnid-Laughton lljspUal
and
who was laid at reel ytste.ilay.
was a gifted musician and prom,
nent in musical circle* in thi*
city for a number of yssra. Aa
early a* UO. he waa Initructor
and leader of the Banfonl band,
an organisation that had acquired
(Cantinu* From Tag* On*
an enviable reputation In this
vicinity.
fjr unconditional rallflrat'oa.
Mr. 8tun\on alar organised nn
Then Johnson objectnl. II# an
miunetd he Wuold refuse to sl;n orchestra, which he directed until
010 when he waa forced to re.
-My ripwrt front the Senate ►•«’ - ltiM|ulsh that pneit'on beaus* cf
cigq
IteUtlona Commltieo— uf nJuHe* suffered In an accident.
witick.he la n member—unl;«* it Drrpit* this he maintained an
wirq (rtuumi^Ud to the other *ig. Mtlve Interest in music until his

Death Claims Jam es M. Stum
Was Prom inent In Musii

t

S O L O N DL0CKS

“Tex” Wan Motivating Force Hack Of Idea
AGREEMENT ON
To Brinjr Manama Mauler From
KELLOGG PA C T
Sidelines Into Spotlight

work reqaired our constant

completed
w#
notified
svvry
U a pays.- in thq CUy of Rnafurd
of the assessed value of hi* prop,
city and requested the tax puyrr
I* appear be'ora tho City Comm *sins at a tin* stated for the put
pc &lt;* af discussing this aa**&gt;am«nt
with-tha Comm sskn should thu o i i m s t net bo saliafactory. We
weft |rg wrnisn for umro than 13
&lt;kys fer tho purpose of bsaring
tries* complaints and having tu*:.
t* scuttlons Wth the edisena s id
several hundred prwperty owners
appeared and disceased tb* quest.
f
af tasathw with Urn Cirurql.den. After the clear of tkoso hoarlags the finql assessed value* w o *
mad* against th* taxable pisfvrty
m thn CUy •! Sanfsrd far thy yeas’
IP2HLAs * mktoqnsneo of thn por*o v
•I checking of the U s aas*asraani
toll -and i U notifies ton i* thu
ptapsity ewnoro, the U s a u t o rnsnt vuhto fop tha out re City hi
Hanford waa tadnead to H W d . -

pionshlp might again become a
thing of real significance.
lie
would run a special train to Mi*.
mi lioarh for tlw official signing,
teutptUcly set for Jan. 27. lie
" uu,d " ak* •
m,,,,y
l,UUhjwJ ,hit
of ^
m ;J intolh,ihaw
waf|d(

the

talneU a triumph that would abidl
through tho ywar*. Drrapaoy was tulorke. Ilia dtcialoa fotged lit*
it i econcilnblce to rally agtir.
ti**"* to fight again!
B,“ " V &gt; T
HJ
trtry *»»*wn«ton of so doing until
lh* ‘ ku4h— bo* r 00 8aml*y meen.
L"*
°* *
ot « " • ■&gt;«3|
B*o winttd. flutUrod weakly and

with a relish that seem, almost V " * »r,UV ® ^ y " U* .“T1 ^
N W U o now. Rkkard prepared
bis announermeut of Esmpsey's
iet:im for the February Issue of
Ulsg and, arranged for the
ributlon of tfceso tidings over
a.(ouatry-widi area. 10 darg In ad.
vane* of their rsleaso, whl-h orig­
inally wa* scheduled for Friday.
Hr w u a* plandid ns a child with
a new toy u he made a faw revU #ur counsellor. In fho word* of
sions in tha proofs 9f * Uro story Rickard's closest frfands, Dompssg
Was than an hour b for# hs on. was "offered money that . would
linJned for tho_bolldpy thnt .cul­ mas# aay man com# back."
A.third force wa Urn typo of
minated In lllnoss and thru death
• U s was going to make a pag. man ho waa to me't next sumnvr
•aat of th« groat event, this pro. in a final boat far tho heavy.
»nght rhunt; i..r,*hip. That mart
mhm of his
and Idol to
havr qualfUd
In two
again that tho heavyweight cham- w.ru'd
matches, or*; Invo'ving Sharkey
sad 8trilling at Miami Bench on
stan: effect on the port of tuturo Ktb. ft, and another between
Lummisslons t* fully, , equal s« Paulino sad Hangry lattr In thn
reason, with th* survivors of lh#
USo* In tUafsrd.
there sro m*jy ether things two fights to meet ln Jan*. It Is
-bat harm happqngd , during th* aa slqr chamber’seent that Dsatp*
pnft year and &lt; ( * l f Ihqt ’l woubi
Ilka to review w lt lT y ^ b p l r f r r l

a

friend

figh.

jM S K M a R S i* !
My follow sltitoru, in dosing I
roles td *ap.att my arprorintfna

ga*&gt;r^V&lt;-

rriSsoqsii ri

leClot ihatjtjptftct attorn?

mann In prsasal'ng hi* r
dclibcrattly uWMMM
.wUhjtsld
t
■anouraufl
VTt^
Tho s U U had sought la show
robbory was the mhUve. ahM
Cohen contended that Mymysr
his two companions went la
Rshmyer house on tha nigh
tne murder “to got a Ipch of
and break the spall that Blyi
thenght Rehmsyer cast over
and tho Haas family.
“They wont after tha lor
ha*r and a booh, called “Tha
U&gt;*t FVend." Cohen deel
“The sUto avoided this amt]
call attention of ,tha cuurt U
fact that tha eommonwaalth
poenaed 33 wl|n*a#e» but c
it* casq after eaJUag only I
them ta tha aland.”

iETTINO DARK

consideration of the 'inilllloru c»,|;
fronting Hanford, t’o I &gt; umhun» •
.
...
at that time decided to mahp a n
ol 25 mills on tho assessed valu­
ation so as to bo able to coni nin­
to operaU thq C U y..
In tho early summer of 1923 Mi.
Ki.isr and myself, reprps(ti:ir.|« Ur*
(.Ity Commission, rnUrrd upon lot
||y Dari* J. Walsh
Work of rhocking tho U s as*u.&lt;International N » » » H-rric,
ment toil of tho City of Hanferd
itporta Editor
for tho purpose of equalising the
NEW
YORK, Jan. 8— The
aueasstcnU Insofar a* poarlu.',
realising as w* had frum an-st­ ghostly voice of the dead spoke
amina lion pf lbs post that thq * v today and, n n while .11 that way
mortal
nf Tea
T . . Ulckard
HL. 1 ___I was cbeing
i
mortal of
in our City ws/w not phtper. This
proved lo b s on* of tne largest ua- transported to N*w York for burUrrtakings ef tha Commission dur* lal, tho promoter was giving by
tag my aAainlatration. and the (redated an announcement his

The rrmmonwvsltk ojjcti
llauendy to the dtfsns* I
out the aupentlUeoa and
craft tsndsncic* of the del
Defense attorney Cohen 1
o l-lttsf attack on the tt

We have the lal

cqruppr.nt.nd

arouiyi the Moose resolution if
espUnatoa^ which Ksllogg pioicried might lead to rejection o.’
ti*e .trtaty abveadT,
- lawn of On Im cwMcliablee Im*
|i*v# the report will amply piotml
American Intvrrsta, whether or nut
lit* Srnata takes any action on
it. Doth group# though have in.
alsteJ the report must bo unanr
m'tua, othg.-wiae iU! Imp^rUno
Would be loot. A unanimous report,
A wa* said, filed with tho Senate,
prior to ratification^ would place
an official American Interpretation
on the Uegty, though without tho
eignif rsnee of a formal reactvtlion. If tha treaty ever I m w i
lh# eubjoct of a dispute, It was
added, the American intaat would
be shown In this report.
One of tho interesting develop,
m enu of the treaty fight waa the
action of Senator James K. Wat*
sen (R ) o f Iad Ians, la aseummg.
the republican leadership ef the
Senate. Destined to succeed to the
post when Senator Cuttle (K ; wf
Kansas, became* vice-president
Mar. 4, W at*»a took over tha du­
ties unofficially thi* wpek He W
each move te romproatlaa , the
Wvaty dlfeveace* and apparentIf
will aid Borah In dkeeUag Ike
fight U t Its ratification.

Bom .In Pittsburg, T#nn., May
J. 1M2. Krl 8turnon was «4 years
old at ike tiiqo of hio daata. A *
a y'-ung boy a , moved to IndUq.
anplla. Ind. share ha began tho
rtudy of music. Ha k s a n e t con.

doctor in sArenn targe bands and
identified
himself with other
muslal organ isa IIona. Il# mar .'led
Jtnnio K. Mitchall of Winston.
Salem. H. C , in 188&amp;
“
Mr. Stumon had burn n resident
of Sanford tor 21 years,’ having
moved here in 1903 After giving
ujy bis musical carer, be entered
the mercantile business which he
followed until tyw years ago when
h* retired from active business.
Surviving
the deceased are
lhi.'* daughters, Mrs. R. E. Horn,
•loa. M rs W. G. Eos and Mrs. K.
L. Rordlrk, all nf Sanford.
Eifnsral service* were held yes.
terday aftonwon from th« home,
1002 French Avenqe, with Rev.
Aithur 8. ftgk officiating. Inter?
ment fal«twed hi Ldurltw Ceau
ctsry. Active pvt 1bearer* warn: H.
C. Haskiaa, t . D. Frank. Dr. U
D. Brown, Ernest Goredey, Hath
TUlla, J. A. Takack, V . J. - Thig­
pen and A. W, Smith. Honorary

Duke W ill E|s Bi
Id His Native.Or
{JEW YORK, Jan. 0 . - ( I
Tho body of Benjamin N.
multUniflionair* toimcao ma
who died yesterday will be U|
today on n spocial tra n to
boms Jn Durham. N. C. Intent
sail be ,ln th« family burtsi ]
A Durham where thq million^
father, Washington Duka, and,
N o Iher, Jcmts Biddle Duke, i
buried.
Vrtends of Duke here todays
t mated that he possessed ■ f

University.

RADICAL REDUCTIONS For TH URSDAY In Our

M«o«y saved In annoy &gt;nt»do and If yoa ,taha advgnUfa of tho woadorfa) raducUoon gudo poaplhlc by o«r * m | January Ctamuicg you havg nuidn m t
real nuNMy. Tho llato. lo HaU '
* v
•*'
lay, shop while yom.mmy aav*.

MEN S NEW

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lOAT. ‘ JANUAR Y
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r * f i TODAY

'UR PRAYER.—R* not wroth
t soto, 0 Lord, neither rvmeminiquity for sv*r: behold, ■»«,
beseech thee, we are all thy
pie.—lialth «t:9
1**

U W T LAUGIITKIt

life took all my dream* away,
*■* for fleeter* mini awaken’ Dave ■Pe open eye* to rlaion
A * otlaWiling years;
HUh Laughter and Ante her. my
gyaoill-W M not forsaken.
T h t'W P a n
my laughter
left
ik ***. I b it the gift of teara.
heart wti rich with lent*.
&gt;- ,n W «. living water* spring-

« he* thr- drew away from me
♦hey f't\ an arid wall:
fMts aurtc he not atlent. whai
W ear irqy know lie tinging

f . the yea-wave sounding In s
SU r S o 'lb ihell *

S

RWit ‘l rees* from iroubllng.
wh»p t rest Orem •orrnw,
11 -my- lovely l-atiiehter «IH
^ tc turn in me «»Mn:
Will find my sp'rO vanished
■flom th* irnemcnt I borrow:
“ Th* laughter lh»| h&gt;&lt; left me
jibail seek foe, m* In vn'n
f Wry that deeerfed h,*rt* *l»
. "bet th* aahaa rVwirg:
W^oath the fire be !-u'n ng he. for* an empty shrine
■fc.ihall are Vie Inner dirk if
Outer light be showing '
stona. ahall know it ami ihe
1 ■LAoghfer that ws* mlae.
iyy , Heath
chpturtng
vk/ee ' i t.
Berbers!• ilender
eon
Hu*

Hi1Warn I

irtg- about

illen’a

W9d

Who

Uis weaker

Life

FnUhlg

Lmeaning, presumably, tha
if* of ths grist aprn spans
MW Transcript *

H . 'mZyon* would Just say
msthfcsg whan thsy has* someU f * to Say, thsrs wouldn't b*
wrtyjia math talking.
• aw mads gior* com.
Ja wintsr by w*»th«r
[.but somstlmss sw. In
wot way. think that girls
Lduiivlll* Tim**.,

Amid an atmu-qihere o£ optimism and under the gnu*
o f a group of notable*. three tri-motoreil arjfomen o f the air
left the ground at the I'an American Airport m Miami yt-atentay and headed southward, thereby linking th? Magic
City tn eleven nations of Central and South America
Th ii
service which is being o|»*rated in conjunction with train
schedule* from the N'hrth looms an one of Honda * most
promising enterprise* and bid* well to do it* share in hasten­
ing thla state's return to financial salubrity already visible
on the horizon.
Citizens of Florida have been proclaimed by those in­
terested in aviation tn be air-minded, a condition which indietntes that they are aware o f the fact that transportation
through the skies is no myth and that It will haw its effec.
Upon the development of cities and states as far rciuihing to*
the advent of the railroad or steamboat. And just as these
cities, which early realized that on the crossroad* o f com
municadnn lay the foundation for groutne**, hn\e become
the centers of population', so. at present, the reward of
progressiveness will go to those places which seize upon thi*
latest method of travel to oil the skids o f progress
There are several reasons why Florida should Isernme
the aviation renter of the world and among them are the
following: first, it is situated In a climate ideally given to
flying throughout the year, a condition seldom found in other
states. Second, it is in a section of the country fa*t becom­
ing industrial and ill a short time will be realized a* n plate
adapted to the manufacture o f airplanes Third. It i* strate­
gically located In relation to the countries of the West Indies
and Central and South America, and this alone Is unite
enough to assure this state a prominent position uj the realm
of flying.
There is another reason, perhaps not as tangible a* the
Other* but nevertheless just as real, which appears to u* a
fitting one why Florida should lead the way in the air Young
minds learn (juickly and are easily molded into the swing of
of a new experience and os Florida Is a comparative infant
in the world o f industry, it should be the one to rapidlv
observe ami enter upon this new avenue to greatness.
And it is gratifying to see that our cities, as evidenced by
Miami’s alertness, are realizing their opportunities in ihe
direction o f the sky

JOHN

f

TEMPLE
G R A V ES

What This Year HoIcIh In Store
Under the heading, "(icliernl Outlook Brighter," I ho
Leesburg Commercial editorializes on general business omdltloas and the outlook for the next twelvo month* The Com­
mercial quotes front's recent rejsirt o f William F Whiting,
secretary o f commerce, as authority for its statement I hut
an upward trend may be expected in all lines o f business ar.d
Industrial endeavor
Some o f the more inqiortiiiit economic forces which
dominate the business situation a* we enter the new year,
the Commercial quotes Mr. Whiting, are credit conditions.
Iho degree of accumulation o f merchandise stock* and of In­
dustrial output, the rate ot wages and volume of employment,
uml the proapectiof foreign trade. The Leesburg paper con­
tinues with the following analysis o f the question:
"W ith rrapuch to credit conditions 192H has been an ex­
traordinary year The outflow o f gold which U-gan in th*
autumn of 1927 and continued during the first half o f IU2A
caused n reversal in the easy money situation that had
prevailed for several years. I ’llhllc attention ha* been fixed
op the dise in the rates on stock exchange 9rt*dny time loan*
from 4 1-2 per cent in January to 7 1-2 per chut In the early
autumn and thc cv'eli greater rUe lit cull money sates.' ft i*
Well, however, to note that bank credit for commercial pur­
s u e s has been in ample supply at rates ranging from less
than 1-2 jiercent higher In southern and western cities to
■lightly over 1 per cent In New Y&lt;n;k City, while open market
rates for commercial piper have increased by only 1 1-2 per
cent during the year.
,
"Agricultural output during the past year was about o
p er cen t larger than In 1927 atm there was an even greater
expansion in manufacturing production, but neither stocks
of raw materials nor o f manufactured good* have shown any
general tendency to accumulate. There is no considerable
speculation In commodities and wholesale prices average

' I n If rt» tv if i up i VMt iwi»
| " i nr
U ih W ptilif .l ilt ip itu it vt hn h »vi
. N t iiie r fil in i hr mill " f K l"r*n .
Iflw tltty la (tv* UQTtl * ’ *t^.lMe Aim
t»I I hi- ICr111«li 11r ■ rt/h ,|pf
iirjijl
fitlh h / * U»#Ia H&gt;d r fiit o r I.ph p * o f
t hr I &lt;Y«tiurk' * onfm rrt itil If »h .*

Mil l t rant&gt;^ with taint Janmt
**it i titinmir »*f trmlrr Apnnit*

love
Sunrise," ihe to* f&gt;lni w-th
Hinvn f.ihr iimri' nn4 &lt;hhjn«I effect.*
wnirh
nnw
heii’ if ih o n n
tn

I Im iii I*i ,

id

this * infiim '* Im*«I #.mi|

Itirrrmidl Ihui* fur It i* purr
4n4 aiififgrNtn th#i.t ihff iMuritl nu«v.r *

Hianttf from m \oo
Bufftb Courier

Cehtmhla

m
i JontiilliM U About Ilk
late its currieslum ■
Mw&lt;Mk railsd Uw."Ethics
, Usderiylag Principle* of
lUM A"-hy
f t t j
Hoasmu

TEX RICKARD
MIAMI
Th* death t f Gvorc* U (Tax)
Rlahard. premier sports pr*motor.
carvWa deep sorrow Into a moltitads af luaib.
He was an optimist. Paith ta
human gsfsiw made bias so. He
was a "square shooter," aa th* say.
tag la, and was never known to
hreeh bln ward, ooqs he gave It.
Lagaity he Me friasMe wna one of
the sterling qualities of this gonial
msw whose uetlatWy death at th#
heyday of hh *******ful, eoiorfnl
career (slloorw) has operation at
Allison hospital Miami Beesh, for
Lim rn fltilia
_ Rkahoni was * f I nmgad type

NEWS
to a high piano. Hie mgs* of tpert*
psychology was Unlit short of unrenay. Intaltivsly, Tea Rkhard
Mmw how, whete and when sad bw
tween whom to stags to best edv.
vantage * contest thnt would
eppeel to th* a s m . As a p i t
motor he was o genius.
He counted amoag his friends
•wn aqd women af prominent*,
throughout the world. The prince
of Walae, King Albert of Belgium

Johnny Farrell,

unit v»I stirpii’is l&gt;iith *t rmi mi

National Ojw;n tlo lf
Champion, 192S

DlVtfr

In Otlnndo the s
&lt;luring (jne.
Imn nf (nvvrnmciiul cnmpttilinn
nith privstn enterprise ha* *ti&gt;i.k
t.om, in the protest ot local m •tmn picture house* a|ain*t film*
|ue*ente&lt;l in th* municipal auit
ilortum hy the city *t aJnlisdm
pnr.i Paul to bg I*** than thow
t|ie private hnusaa can affurtl to
ask. It would seem that when I**
and if) a city or other government
*«.*•* into a tiusin*** in competit on
with private Individual* that i&gt;u*lpe*« could be conducted on a
strictly paying basla and not vib•idttad with tax money. It the
city of Orlando ha* b*«n opera­
ting on thi* bail* In tha m»it&gt;&gt;n
picture matter and ia able to make
a profit on the lower admiaaivn
would seem to be wiong with th*
admission prices of the pelvans
house*. If It has not, thetk.it l*
guilt|r of unfair tompatltion ted
■ dkwouragemenk of good pic-

gtsyy of Now Yorfc’d CarrU
if make* o m fasl that th*
• f prohibition in Haply th*

•mdsfttaad Om

^

. Tha final rouat thoCgd that
Guwrmor Smith carrWd Rhode
(stand by 1,151 votes In. vttw of
ths number of states carried by
Governor Smith’s opponeat. It
may be w ii that lhars are time*
when the amagkat of them sag
bulb* large— Boston TranHwipl

night Rickard wna stricken, lie
had announced th* holding k*jw o*
Feb. 37 of the Stnbllng-Sharker
bout, th* w* u»*t of which * u
* 1 peeled to
meet Demnaey for
world’s hvavywslght thamgioosbip hornrs. Ilia miltloo d*lhat fksr
otreUhing flngsrlilu Into tha AtUntie wna to hocoms
rocrealion pier south
.llaaiW
CUy. in additisa, Mr.
In mktd th* building of a race
track on an laioad , In the opp*r
hay. The** were hi* plea* aad Is
working upon them h* may hove
Overtaxed hi* , qonagth' and unMwwlMly lowered hie pawn *#
IteUtonr* U the diaease ■ that
hasteeed hi* death.'
By tha Inevitable few of .nature
V hsd.te |U. but his pdsetag is the
• V M Of polgnaet grjef to thou*

H E N fattening vwcet* tempt and you
dread extra weight, light a l ucky in­
stead. N o discomfort, no trouble— just a
common sense n\cthod o f retaining a slen­
der figure.

W

Reach for a
Lucky instead
o f a sweet.

The finest tobaccos are skilfully hlendcd to
make Lucky Strike. Then* '"It's Toasted."
This secret process britlg* out every c*wnca
In the tobacco* and produces a flavor which
makes Lucky Strike a delightful alternative
when you crave fa tuning sweets — there
is no Interference with a natural appetite
for healthful foods. That's why folks sayi
"It’ s wood to amokc Luckies."

A t the tame time foatdng remove* impuri­
ties. That’s why 20,679 physician* are on
record that Lucky Strike la leas irritating
than other cigarettes. That’s why prominent
athletes have testified that Luckies steady
their nerves and do not Impair their phyti*
• cal condition. N o wonder that this was dipcovered long ago by many men. who pride
—•thcmacl vet on krcplngtrim and fit, who love
the "pep" that comet With health and vigor,

Johnny Farrell,
National Open Ooil
Champion. 192S

A reasonable proportion of sugar I n the diet
If recommended, but the authorities i d
ovtrwhclm ing that too many fattening
■wages an harmful and that too many such
^ggn eaten by tha American people. So, fat
guxiamkm's take we hayt—

•REACH FOR A LUCKY* I
INSTEAD
A SWEET.**

No Throat Irrlutlon- No Cou^h.

*

�V

TOE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1 » »

|('amp Fire Cirls ftave!;” T

Social A n d Personal Activities
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Meet On Wednesday Around The Town
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W -th T k , ITrfh.rlrr

P r,

Bridge Party Given j
By

M r s .W J L W ilU a n w

6
Visitor Honored By
K n r l n i C n l p n r l n r Miss Olvye Newman

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here

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b*

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Personals
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H U h f MfV

*■- He'vriy ften.|e &lt;
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r » t fr r «. r.
Ih'^ip^-n tin) Julia

i *hn tsu
IV If It
a Itjf i» sh
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If • » 'ref" lliillf Vf 4
e f f mi

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At 7 o \ U (k ra,

»**u n

*niif rdm|ti«tn! *#&lt; *

*»f |«rf

*

thfMj|h

Investments

Sir

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\ y imhI in* ra im en t

I huiti. Mi** Ktiih
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A!

Mr^

S H t»W 1 N C a iO D A Y

M 1L\N C

What to look for

SHi | Snn«J

llm.nt \\ il&lt;*J.nr

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meet

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plain

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firw l o f all

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mtr*t

W e are t l * a « a 14 a pwvilwaa U »T

II*'-1n *mi
t&gt;* (&gt;•

frr *«*i nxn*
rrndil*

filnv«4ay whit** i fi*- v * j&gt;* t

in l»

attractive

twen cnrefuU* t a i l - nr*d k r Ik e

Mrs. (I. IrvintrLotlckM
Kntertains At ltrkl«e

th*ii K.i*u, aixl

rrri*mitvrntt* i|

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Eiton ). Mougbto
Architect

(itn-f * ti 1 •

rir«t

Nan

Rink

llltht

Stanford. I'll.

Sanford. VU.
JUST OUT
w*», N J „ M ft John sulli*nit tf
Ntw \ t&lt;rk. A|r«
S S.-rnrrak h»i-i
tt
T*tfer*«»n, N J unci Air*
V (a rf«fK Trrr^nnr* --f B=i|trir*‘,

'

'tor.in

T h e jr | t j

w .ll le#«'r

( IIO R AI. HiM’ i r n

to

'Clrtle Number HU of the l*iea.

and 'l.ic k ’w l » i l r « l

“Two Black Crown
In l(adeH“
(olum M ti

Krrr-rtl

No ui3n

Melton Fleetrir Uo.
K tc lu a iy r ( ."l.imliiu Ite.ilcr
■1JI Sanfurd A i r .

COLORFUL SPRING FABRICS

*&lt;i&lt; n fur

Miami.
P«ln- IU a h
and •*(D*ir
potn(4 &lt;&lt;n the K.441 * a*t anil will
r*tum t»» Sanf'*ni 1 •• «p#n*l mnif
time at thi. gu*t*t* of (nrnaU

Loct\ Arbor
The place td build your home

Mt Kl

T h , S*nfnr I * K.,r*l
S..
I&gt;r II. W Ituckrr. prc» .tent, and
&gt;»l*. J.i.eph i! Itlli hie, * -re pr
Idem. Will hold i.a IU«t me, I 14
• f Ih , new year at th, &lt; ..ngr*Jj.
tmiial I hurt h ,&lt;n K ill*) night t
* 30 n’rliKk Pruf Howard I Ini*,
of Ihrlaitd, director of Th, VallMI*
t •,dirty rh.irut Society, will gne
a anurt talk on th , tMiuli lilli* of 1
rh-rwl tocleiy m our ctly, at*l
PS N aA C O LA
lou iivllle
A
nth Mr*. II. C. UcUulm. IIJ
t*ery-ne ln!*tf*Tnl In the niu*«a
Naahvitla
Railroad
wilt
eepend
|m I fourth Strcc-l. ul .5 .d
approximately |20d.m«) un Ttrrt- ua*at&gt;.|iiu&lt;nt of SanfuiJ la muted
vlnck.
to k, preaenl.
Circle Number five of the yona terminal her*.
VeabJIerlin Auiil.aoh Mr*. J. O.
luff, ctkalrman. will meet with
|la. J
. K. Trailer at her home a
he tan Lanla Apartment*, at
ISO • ‘•lock.

De Forest Sanford Realty Co

ke beat, of Ufa. Claud* ll»#T»rd
Ilk Mil. Il .aard and alts. Itimib
f aa Imateaaea at a lunchc m a:

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COTTON

KUKSH raugbt and appattimg uur S'ra r&lt;mdn u ffn
yt»u th* hntl axallablr at price-, that nr* ninalatcntly
Iota, ranatdaring the duality.

Fresh Crab Meat

l ; » u'alock.
Circle Number Sexyn , of Ihe
Teahyteilan Auad ary, lira. A. U
fallare, rJuirman, atli -neat w**.h

KV K B F A ST
PRINTS

P K I N T K l&gt;
LINK N

ftetlan Auxiliary. Mi*. II. U.
Oil hi IT rhaiMian, win meet ar

KV K B F A S T
KPONGK

TWKKDS

&gt; • • HM&gt;a&lt; -d w * aad Ihwal
d**i*rw teeter,
tkk
«*,*
flpamgr.
l* a l
liad
Ika
l* * g , well e w l l law pewe we

In. &amp; Rutwrc. 4IT Wr.t Th.r l
UwH. at J.M e’rk w k .---------— =

ft In la Number Klght

of the

teabyterlan AoaiU ry. Mr*. C.
L Boyd, chairman, will meet ai
U kerne af MU* Mm MagU'. ^
UgotHh AnaiM. wdh Mlaa Ma­
li aa4 Mr*. R. V. i r . ’t aa *va‘.*
f n “ s * » o'tkrek. .. .
Cicala Namher Nine af Ik*
teeapieita*
Aaalltary,
Mrs.
kyda Byrd, thalmaa. will meet
llh Mr*. 0. It Maana ,t her ka*Ne.
|
Teatg Htnwt,
XI» Emt
K m lie
Serenth
Hu-et. at l:.fl
Cl#h* Namber Trp ol the f t i * .
rterimr Auxilary, MU a Larve
•nmr, chairman, w.tl mart at the
m m * t * . Nap Paiteri. W
n t h A w h h , wfjh Mma P tV tn
t i N i u Txtaer a . ... dra.*,* at •
* ih- t *'
m

Fresh

&amp; Salt

W ater

lUva |tc Riddle*’ feet Rlted JUST RII.IIT
far thaaw k»at day* they atu.v ,l| to Cm ach-oi
rwom and kewt- M&gt;U.

la te rrd

ca&lt;h

Ih«« « ft**rin*&lt;n

You iTr.sr r* . ru-t r

,h'

,*«A

■•mm

tneatln* nf tha St. Agret. C.utl.l . 1 « • » • ,,1‘ » * * i ''
V|
8 o'clock at tha p ar.h hnuw.
‘ nJ M"
,U n ,&gt; W l" '
The Ant»rlernt.e*icm Au»i! at 1
hi hnu a .pedal meeiine *t '• M i s s
P e n d e r (fiv e s
1N 1 arrived In ^anfrinl h v 'MHInr
I Wertri# 1 tit v « ft **r m « R
M it 1 * t
t'cW k at th. home rtf fMr* i . h /
S tm n &lt; *r A n r i D iin n
. \T. CH&lt;lland*a, 217 We.t .Seecrtau pper AnQ
I/ H n c t
r«fnn«r U the
of hei ton i r J
(Uurhtvr. Mr i n(j Mrt John Zer
cTtH» i.A T a jr n ^ iji AHMir
W»«Ma of liuJy c.oaa l*«l
Mi" l ^ " e ( y BemJ,r emert,.n
r#Hrtr-r, T*W* I auvrl A *fnu», while
"A I.h ar* Invited U&gt; atUnrt a meotir.w 'V ,h * b,,t *'*PP*r Wednaada
Mr* |l#rnhtf«lt. Mrt SuMufti * •!
el ih« Church S*r\Ke l^ a e i». * "* h« •» 'h »
° [ h••,' P * * '" "
Alr%- Solirwi'o he n #rv
fuflW iptrtfnr'K f,
f n rtl4 Wuntan't liulVf ami St. A * w
Ml * n'1 Mr* *■ w *
o * at th# fflrrrsi l.t»k# Ilnt#l
(jin g le y
-ewta. r n'l
1
|!ciu*t
|*»y|ihfl»# hiti p«rtii»r for iUpp«
1 Circle Number Ona. of the I'rvb
*&lt;'•" " hlrh «*&gt;• h‘' * "
nP*n*
hytrrian Auxiliary, Ur*
J l». »"*• *ulM,' r ,n H " i
‘Woodruff, chairman, willm.*t
I'oncinc
w *. rh,n ,n &gt;,y„l uni
frith Mr. Woodruff at herhurt-,.
U« ' '•»
cvemn* when an If
1»J0 NanfonS Avenue, at 3 3d ‘•"'»rV » « *
hy the knateai
• clock
iM ifttd hy her m.ilh»f, Mr*, f
’ Citele Number T » o of the P ie
w Ibrn.lrr
lyterU n
Auailiary. Mr.. U I
Th'*** f'*'**'"'
,hr M , *''
Yrarmr, chairman, will meet »ltn R‘ia* Hurt.
Katherine S.h.rai
j|n. f n t i e r at her hi.m,
t e! hthelda Tatter.or., It f. '.rifflr
Jy, Avemi, at 3:30 u'rlock
|Mary.ret Thompaon Jan,
Tor
1 Circle Number Three of
the jranee, Julia Hitffm i. Ueverly Her
Ifteabiter an Auailiary. Mia. II. C &lt;‘er and Leonard \fdter. Ja.k IN
L n ir chairman will meet with |'*r». Town.end Tatteramt. Kvar.

I |ypiri|f let iff

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Dependahles Knjoy
Monthly Dinner Miret

1

e.a.t . 1 1 ucIimw «eiti , Ml. i
,t
h id p a r ty
1 u e w to y
Ewlrr. 613 Oak Avrmir
— —
Orrli* NumU-r Thire *&gt;t ln&lt;
il*‘njrv W tie Jr e fun tanfie I f
iirthfxlitl Mkwumary Serlrt y »iil| ni* rttluv
nf |h«* t * nifTi’tfit t mnai
m#ft with Mfs. J K. I*re*l tin, *t&lt;d * HMtiai* hndrn' r with «i ” h ►I
l\t*t Fiflh Sir**-!, w .1 •r l«« h
P.ity
Tii*^*ay * vernnn at the
t-rjj lir tle Nunitwr
hour o f
h*
hum*1 f hi&lt; uurrmN, Mr an*l Mta
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Nationally know q (a ilo /io . capart and
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H ere from the Kahn Tailoring Co.

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HUDAY&amp;SATURDAY
Spring and Summer Styles

and Fine Woolens for Men
D on't miss 2tl This exhlbtc tt our score is pan
o f a huge national program sponsored by
Kahn Tailoring Co., makers o f the finest custoovtailorcd to-measure dochcs in America.
The Kahn expert w ill show advanced 1929

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filtered breeding atork. chary, far deamaairallan.
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ytatration.
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delivered Immediately or later if you prefer.

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parfectly unitary and pearlirally
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wkUe hathiar
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Troublae, darker be. Contatipniiow.

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$29.00

A rt (U lfefy N lfh t O a k
f l * S a r fin t A»a.

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WOOD

INSURANCE

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conditions. It contains Loth calcium
and nitrogen —food elements necessary
to the growth of plant* and animals.

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Angeles Again
REEDfflm tw onH M Stat"A my, STEWARTWILL Los
Delays Miami Trip

Navy J u stify Existences
As Educational Benefits'

Paul McNutt Makes Speech At War College
Declaring For Cruiser Bill Which
“ FiKhiinjc Colonel” Is
Will Improve U. S. Navy
{Manning ToContcst
Their
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Wa s h i n g t o n , j » i». n (| n s i i f tif# arul lunh
Drive To Makellim
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Quit
Chairmanship
p«t&gt;pl€ «.ftrn h«« bun Ihsnklev

Robert W BentleyAnd
landsPicked
To Fi l l Vacancies
.Lett, InDepartment

siul untUrpaiti. *

Carlton Announces
New Appointments

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It i* th# uniaf»rmrtl mho rnnatL
tut# thr grr*t#«t f •#
oatin*#'
*#v«mry. hr aw»r r trl "ttfr •*/ th
mu*; waldab* rt»ntr huli«»n« that
Navy, bo dscliitd. jm tlfy iH# r an indlvui'lsl ran m«k# l.i th**
*lu*w *-f rut una! i r untT • t
cvrroct
pn-parai *14
f ll««
im •tatHuwnti of tHt.#c «h o *rr mu.
ii f«*rm#tl or »h.|
*t«*i b»* »s*
h
Nutt m k I. hav# ••««•r'ootN vre* r»*.| of «.ur rt«Mfitr&gt; si h'or*
fo.l that lu&gt;th th* Army ami Jiav’ JtUcti

Wall Street Sees
Battle Of Century

,ys EveryWarlnllis- •**'** »**“ i—ai^ taatiu
tory CouIdBeWaged -i.th *14*. Mu.. .yb*. ia
Cndcr Pact’s Terms’ S'**'* «"• *1“ crj“*r ,»*•" *:

Accepts . Resignation
OfHighwnyHeadOn
, Exchange Of Notes
Kon* A. Hathaway, who yc.ttr-

T A L L A H A S S K K . Jan. I I nay frrigncvl at cha'rman iif’ lh*
— G overn or Carlton
yester­ jtat* Road Diyirtm rnt.
d a y announced hia acceptance
o f the rctlgn a tlon o f Dr.
Fona A . H athaw ay a t chair­
m an Of the State Road De­
partm ent Aftd hia
appoint­
m ent o f R obert W . bontley,
o f BnuRmton, and W . A .
Hhands, o f Gainesville, a.new members. .
Dr.
Hathaway'a rcalfnadun
waa taadarad and accaptml m a
formal w h a n g * of not** baiworn
the hmd Department Cha rmhn
and OoTcrnor Carlton. “Deo.
Th# Hanford t'hantber uf Tom­
poraonal apprttlaUon for th« (in* itcrea today began to (urm. it*
spirit whlctt you manifaat" wa. .ilana for It* annual barnue'.. ek lci
•spteat).'&lt;t to Hathaway hy th« »ll| ho h«ld th# night of K«b. r
governor. Hathaway pledgml e«»- ,» the Hotel Korrt?*t l-akc. fne
op«ration with Ul* new adralnb- data wa* dailgnalod by the o.*w*t» at a brief moating laat
night.

Powerful Forces Are
Aliuninff To Settle
Important Question

WILL OF RICKARD DIVERSE MOTIVES
NAMES WIDOW AS GIVEN IN WIFE’S
HIS LEADING HEIR PLOTONHUSBANI)

Wife OfBeccnsedPro- Mrs. Wood Held Belief
moter ReceivcsBulk
Her Spousclntendcd
Of $1,0%,(H)0 Estate To WedFormerlxivc

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a ■«■*

Tourist Motorcade
From DeLand Pays
Visit T« This City

ool Board Again

payment

Administration M ust for e(*ht hour* d*ib
I)«idc Whether Or X 8?‘ f t S T S l
Not To Refill Stock they march might be
tt Urwtf mortal

To.ppqatrfvnu to U»« ,Ut,?!'BC

govamor, have fc*n before Go
«rner Chdtcn fer two day*, tb*
chief egaeuttv* •alL
la announcing the W g a * t h *
jaf Mr, Hathaway,
*r
. . d o nubile a copy of bla let-

ng lin e 1
Thru Hk

JUEST10N OF RDM
FOR MEDICAL USE
iVILL VEX HOOVER

_

Mr. bhewdh. a banker and m*|d~
b o T o f tft Gelno.vlHd clt, o M fU
aunedt W. J. WUman. of LWv
Oak, waooa term t***0
aomi H id ago. H*- Bhands* apt,ointment war. tur -Uw H#cwncongltadoltal tSttiltl. *
■
geaIgnat tun af Mr. Creoa and
Mr. Hillman, who wer. conlmu
tag to i#rta to**1*** firmer t*«v
Martin l«“ blghw&gt;&gt;

n .K if * aj to t h r U . 8 . S. " *

taka.

SoManyWi
Wert Noll

~Ta*t l« nrrr»«4fy n .firm **i
• *'| jutlify ttoir eviaWt#, and
well (*|ay th,, nation In (mpra'ml inti nt oiw j an*t t »«tl «iVis*ns •&lt;’
irw b'tshlirg l Jtnml
« |&gt;i h|
W A S H IN G T O N , *■
cititcuoh p and *klllad a a flm , !r«| of troy hy fsl«w pft»ml«ars. «*i l*» l*f# *ip
hie ewth' *ktMtl#- t’»
m ilah^n u1«a * '
arniat
aa educational institutions.
• h tin ln i hf th** U-w hrfwi’wr
well.
W rak
Thr, Array and Natry MeNnlt f i i f r « ii*» in. I h r l r f war
•
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Iaald, arw rendering vs!jabl» p*a&gt; Ml .llduaiuea I o*| X !s «it t |iUnhl
|Imo *.*r*L|U while audelalala^
^itiunal u tlfW ii on » f the Km the nation'* drfrni* 'iT\ry b*ve
t&lt;« fit M *'«rk W IH inUllW klfof I
*«»cg Brisful p««M pat t.
luiohed ha*'L nor fn nltar*. c»«I N% r/f. r* • o f Ji&gt;ha |l Iti-ekr Irlle r,
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aa
a MOUL b * M * d « U t k
\V**h hi* 20 yetr* err .wr in hi* |qcetvd nur fn r&lt;l,. .-haitoil Ocr.n
J m, t *t r t n i n * the f o r m e r f t n m
.a nat &gt; n**r § c*^r. tlcrt) sang* dr 1 th*. pioneered in ovigton. M
i h j'f W i ll t ih l,* «*f l !»«• k'M lIil o f e ll. I
til# fttWAM %oilg bf hit long lutll * in rt|l-ratk&gt;n ant cnfcoeaful
.tf tn# grout M«fi4sni Cltl .
ataltut .ntangllng .lliamr. He ' uiuior’ okcn thou m h ofhm**lfl*h
■ usifA ... Wall f»ir#d 'ad A i f«»r i
iltwkei! th* KJIogn 1* 1! a* a I •c titp liin that rail far float ri«h
the “ jo b hunting be
iu*«, nf mnfii* ng In'.ttpieia
WASHINGTON. Jan, II —4IN S » ,
tAiM,” ileclarlng th* tr,aty h*d i.
i &gt;,». e.iatUNi* problem &lt;/ un- ProaldaoUeleet. aad «
l.n « oae. Ha U aald to
nWrvAt iliffarani Jnt*rj&gt;r«»»i’or.».
iiiually
tmtibUiH.klng natur# to
lit apprahtl to Ihe Senate to p . u
&gt;. mkeitled ky thw odmlnUtrMivu
ita own intrrprwtathin on Ui* neat/
• nil added, ho would then J.U tn
*4*1*111*.,1 t .,i it* ..it* «|&lt;t „f far. . f 1’ieoUteal -.Vet Hoover wtll ha
i.tify irr It.
jur,* ii r. nnr ti.m with ih. Nanai.
fv ir y war In hlatory, .very lo.
inv,.i, ration * f
**il u «alit&lt;.
,**'on of a «J*fm» l«», country,
I
t
v
l
i
f
i
ter
H
&gt;p,
•
in
r.mrn. him
i.« ..Id, could have Ix-cn *»ced un­
iTtla year'* alfatr will bo In n hu it i the tat' na of the Kell-igg *»«i
from ..ffbto In lU nk. whan tka
,1 of th# aaivlca corporatic.na Kot't crlticUetl Secretary htSog.i,
Indiana company
oCMkaolden
• nlch do been***
In Homlnot# raying hi a’gned the treaty wlW-hwU thelc Bnual aacenagl.
cut conferring wit.’i the Senate,
In th* laltar mad# public today,
l,«en Imltnl all the nation* of the
Rackdalhr a*k# tor U&gt;« protie*
world to r g « It md finally raiue
DKTROIT. Jen. I l - ( I N J ) — o f llm * 0 h M k o d n * ! • to# voted
otmlnoU County, acordirg to L tack t i tti? firnate Hr m provnl *»
NEW YORK. Jan. I t —(IN S I —
j. Trotter, aocratory, wh# aaid ih*t hi* aettnrfn.
U i• Graf# M. W ood, to.wf »S-t egala.t th# r a a M t m of C*d
Mr*. Matin# KWett RkVvy ). the
o gh official* of each corporation
Ualph A. t»o. d, it , wenllhy rani HUwiCt. KuekrfeBer'/. letter call
" U (ii; the utterance on Mount
4U especlod to bo piaienl a* th# Hlaal did not accompliah in 4.0UO widow of the Ute Tan KWkard,
oatate
operator, latendod to K** *tu a(l«n l « th# fart that for m « n
jv .iU of honor. B. J. Holly hr. lieara. nhat th# fiivm n ‘on *'•*• iaharte.l the bulk of the •HUfl*t
etry
hi*
Hr*I vrif* will i* odd of than r gV| mooth* kit latter* a*k. i tratleir avust maka anaagomaata
arid *ebf# a* tcaetmaairf.
Mount failed to bring aSo#t ,n SO l l n t port, promoter*# e»tp‘ i, hy
•ng for Cat DtowaiV# r*« I f na­ t# rapkralah tka tupply of modi
U i j t u ’i l amuri. the ° f * , cnlur.ce, *e‘d Bead, “ W(.*r&gt; n°&gt;r
aorernl mat 'c i t f t t r t t ii *•» !S ' tion, haa gmw nirttamfad.
rinal eptHU. Whoa OeaovaJ Urn.
Urm. of th# will mkj# l’ |K " f
about to acrompl'oh „ ll
caU C. Andrew* } wan neahlhtUa#
M
U
L
«
:
*
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•
&gt;
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l.
t
i
t
today
far
day, Aec njlne tn Jj i Y l k h o t i .
vtltAo of Mr. K*H«fS’• pco.
I'h.eogv, Mafof* ha k n , Stewart rgar h* autdo aa effort to ahtoto
th#
a'tate
wtll
amount
to
9M1
**..
"S
an l«l#a I.’ lmboclUty approarhln*
000. follewlng U Rlikard’* will In ttandv ihaiged with a eto p V J 1) V [ p-’a'n ho will fight agalnoa UgUUtkf* f&lt;w th* ootahUvharawt
sublimity "
to murilvi kt o. It vf«* irportoj U- Mr. Roetifelkf'o p'an I , a n t hu- V | f,*#aUuffilial dUtilUry which
■Ril'd declared Kolb^g Wr* part:
ail r.&gt;ataln#d In )#atacd.y « Utley woahf ha*o keen gtv#g
“ la to* #wnt my wlfk. Maalne
preaching thrt “ th# iwal way t«
t &gt; tho outwpnny** atachhuldar* f». poly u# liquor p n d w tla t
Elliott
lilekaid,
.hall
h*
»lln*
.1
'
•Ja#
&gt;.f
tho
all.'ged
r
'nopiyate-t.
vlmlnUh burglary ia to leavg * if
Th* UgtriotUi, failed. At that
queitUig pro,I** far Urn annual
.totter (aid. McatUi*
lb# &lt;«rm Vatorkod and d'.aatlji *T1 lh# time o f my death, I gi*o and
Amt-ram Haggerty. ^-|*ar onl nw.Uag t j U weed la • vale line th* radical dry orgaalaatloM
Larabar of Commerr* ana tbair police •■non.'* Reed declared a» t * i bequeath Jp hey th# vum at fifty
gat up h, arm* ogalflkt ataaugunman, wa* ahol to death by ■gtln.1 Stewart.
am erj-rcially taviud icaatan »gr**d tn interpreting
Hacked hy wootarw ftaaaeial fnotating wkiakoy, (Uimlag that
V 'jo j alhl dotoctlv** oh* l **l Vt*..
a La i reranl.
#&gt;
ail phase. ••( the tmaty. Each *&gt;tReicrvationa for tb* dinner am aatarv w U m J * added, hat pU.'wl rf Florida; and all my porfcmal W.J eg a plot hy Co, II Halt, D . lnt*.**«t*, ami with th* tuppoet itacka on haad war* auffWtawt.
Sooao of Ik# dry* larUted that
,oW upon and may b# mad# wUh a 4'ffervnt lalerpnUHion on !*.
rffecL*. automobUdV K uoohoM .a acvraintaav H"»t aqbl Mr*.
whlokoy wa* vaaecootary tag madi;bo racretary. In lb# mcanwhu;
“ AU w# a-ilt n',vf la lu *ay her- good*, fur Alum. b#oh», picture &gt; A m i h»| hly*«l n »* to dltpoee
riaal purpo**#.
t
lUn* for lb* program will gw far- o ff d a ily lh# vary thing lb# »**• illverwrr# and »h*tt*l* of lib, *t lUiyii, IS year* her iualor. A
D*na tout that th# p rv*m
rard rapidly. Several pronua#*tt
gemral
,^»arart»r.
Tb*
rrn*f*U&gt;
■
tear* of of fir* re mpetood th#
aVek of akioker la eotlmalad at
paatora will addrm* lb* g «U *«- reury af Sl»!# »»T* »»&gt;•
means th# vary pin g tho cbo r- for th# to w flt of my wife. Vtavln gurunea when U »T tried to munlcr
10.000.000 galloaw. Book* of hmadod
mg. which t* a»P#&lt;t«* to W to man of th# foialgn rrl.llon. wn.. Elliott IU«hard, in tht* i trigrtph A ood In h'a little real #*tate r f
v m t e i N I how IT.Ww rw.»&gt; golL.i-,
uuiptct* a »ucc\#* a* th* on# ta*»
tocond
of
my
tart
will
ond
M|tat\
«
at
Wyamtotto.
loftao (Uirahl *#y* K m*«a»
but a &lt;'on*: !&gt;r»hto quality ha* dU&lt;Mr wh#n oflxlaU ef tb* «*uf-**J .Lo very thing it U pr*l#ad#d ,SU mmt. *hal| ho la H»U " f d..wer. .
Ik * first Mr*. Wood. DUn*.\
appeorvd through evaparaBow,
i T i k
Utantl* National Banb ware ho«t
direct
my
otoculor
to
divide
• party
Ur, and Mrihingly prvtty, l l « - in
lie tty
tw tiu r
teakago and thoft. 1
rad. DatalUd plan# lor tb# .&gt;»*HclJittt*. -Ai\d I f f th#
tw ni&gt; *I.&gt;ckholding* la Soath A martca tl-ami U-'ge. M-*.V, with hor iw »
gram w-U b# rotoa**11 within * »* charge a f lh# tr#niy itf»*o to ;•! Land hr I Cottle ’ Cowraag rf ibialma. Hho told autboriiioa th -t
la s to
r»ragiiay, Into such number of Vtuod intemlrd to itm any twi
ua any •*-"
.
.
la preparing th# roualty f«r tho fart* aa near equal a* r a y to, Iu#t ** v w i a* ho iH i l m l a 'J»fr M B
treaty, P.tc'I
the People a* alwll c (u.l th# aambtr » f tko,* OH* from hti oeeond wife. Toe
M i l t 'U l- •’would outlaw all harelnaft-r
In thin paragraph tost Mr*. Wood raid Urare tb.uJ
»a r.- " I t prepooed t* outlaw all named. On# sC each part* I give U.awe lafotualod with Wood »i*
war botwaa* all naOeaa, b g and to each of th* following nhn ahall j . _r» agn and poll bar. Btairhe,
tittle, avlllaed Snl harbor###. to allv# at thru tlm* o f mr death: ‘a lot 0wra#n#jT* to u'vono W »
IU*,t said. “ Thl* treaty won l» my aletar. Alien J. Bu-h: mr rioter * fh * Knew ike na* g#tl»g to We.
Adimt; mr *M#e kna,* A n he raid today. S#e •*•
A DeLaml M i W i M
° l’ uahar in lh# mill:nntout. ■ Tb# Jro.le H
rind pally aI wLtar vUltum to dream o f th# t t « wa* about h&gt; lljrlva lledman. my wtr'e. Marti gloated tb# hop* that to n u l l
h# aetghtmring city. p:M • »to»rt Lo reaUaod. On tb# f»** of H. &gt;1 Rickard; mr alece. Ruby Richard, not bo subjected to adverao pule,
vWtThwrvday aflornocn to &amp;*» duo* outlaw all war but th# nrf ► my atom, Maud# M. Jaknraai ■/ toity. la lb# mranttos# lh# haford. Arriving h#r# *.vort»y a fle r t imtio#* fer It were pearcvly k*- Mphew. William T. Jm -lagi; pr mood wife, oitraetlv* deipiu
oar r« p*rud a yearn, waa la It#
gun when Mr. Kellogg brgen to
(Continued On Page « )
•reloch, lh# ptoty
' W w‘ * * * ’
noawa’a tote*Hon K-m# anairing
ouatit vucytiooe..
hr Clydo A. » * « * • * » *■ Jarri/^omem o « warraid* whkh
)U*d lltttd th* eireptlon* a*
iiiMsaidlng th# Chamber of Com
or# e*ported to (barge tor u lb
memo, ,ud R. J- IM F fr . ami .ikclud.ng all dofrtulvv va/c, all
,so*ptracy to aoaault and at trdaf
Q w rp It# CilnB* u p fM f t h g l y uivaaleaa. *u*k ad th* lata*U.m of
Nicaragoo and Ch'n#, to IJ ttR t
1i l l a w m
M
CHjf
most, m»p*w\ivtly.
'
Th# vtottom w#r# taker* on •
la w #f tho East Hoafuid eatery
ANNISTON. Ato.. Jan- 11*
(lN fl) Mtik amt Emmett Jatr*.
MIDDLETON. Pa. Jam U Uther #a&lt;1 *o«. * n m tk# C*l (INH|— Five army Hlem war*
h*dt« Congty Jail to r . t*J*y f jl
klibd ami thro# attorn warn raetowing I to g arrrat tn co'^'Hi* * ouaio lajurtd th « afUrnooa whew
w»th tb# Vnrtiittg af the toiaq i f
AIhrt’ Calh.ua moor Lincjin 4ia

Service Concerns T o
Be Honored Forlntcrest InThisCounty

diatrlet, to aue.rcd R. I'. Grtoa.
IrS rn J cuton, who*# l ' t « a* •
men.Ur t f lha depaitmtflt • »
p lW h o k k 'ffl^ •#»- U t. B*nU#t
h i* ho«n MDac ** U»« soveraor’.
nriVate M^kUry at»&lt;*» th#. laat
g M U h t/ a fa l Mr. CarUoa date
gaud him lo
u .. i U i * * y
In vtoaring up the attalr* of lha
Chalnsanthlp and ja atipvMDWw

r e t w e s t . r u , Jan. u - .
&lt;IXS&gt;—TV* dirtgfbto Lm A»gwle*. a Melt Im A off k it Jtt.
itn U i from Port at. J«mpK
Day, H a , to contlaa# It* Jour■toy front lodkeharrt. M. J. u
Miami, returned to that port at
l;2S o’rlack lW» morm®» afUr
rraioiae ever mv*r»| V fr i
Florida t It lot and toon*, flu*
o * . »nnquiu*il today at tlM
headquarter* of tha raventh
naval dUtrfct her*. whVh la In
l««tk trllk tko l * t Aitytk). I V
n k y m o u in l i * o H i i i j St),
and (oatlnonl fog and ran **
I Sr Writ FUnJa Ceaet raaaed
(V**imart lor Dot »ad*kl of the tky
IjrU tN in to cvritjor It ad.
visa) U t« postpone Kit rltit to
Miami ami other t*tt coaat cltto*, ami to return U» Port St
J.veeph »krr* tto 1-*-« An(*U.

vvfV'

Father And His Son
Placed In Jail For
Part In Death Fire

ilaatton af m laraitlga
i ! » l » Am monnafaof.

Five Army Flier* Die
As Biff Plane Crashes

�f *BE SANFORD

SANFORD

hope* an* Hr I I Hr if Stuart W. I
Cramer, a cotton manuf* turer o f)
C'ramerton. N t . .nor :«*M«tcntIjr
wealthy, jk •»€****! •■( 2 'luting.

HOOVEft HEARS
ENDLESS HINTS
AS TO CABIN El

u i#h fd

hiiaJnea^ *n#l

n thr n athine. y * f

Naval

II • . r

i ir• l«*»

that h nlr«j}Jy l»»« »•• • n ».nta.
tl%rc'y »(•!&lt;• lr.|
.a iM ir v . f ih#*
iuav &gt; . i i arm w *il i . i « ••!«!
H«*
t% l.ti; null «n* f i f*&gt; rn**r
[•m iikn t i.f i ‘.a* Amt n «• «
!&lt;»n
Mrfun ( i t ur* r ’
A• *• • i*l; » win
a HicfnU- nf thr ( f&gt;unt.il &gt;■( N .1
? *nu| |&gt;» fen«* «lit ir.g t * war,
ami tim r int.» Mi** ntimatr * on.
tart with Mr ||«w»vrr «» •• rrtary
• f rnmmtrcr nn *ari»*n« trad*
pn&gt;hlrm« n fk iM 'if
th« • utU».i
tur.ng
NEW PUHT
III* i m
streets romplitnl h«*rr

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N o tlc e a )

1: o f » \ * i «i a r .ir iti.
o r *»t o #k m o i .i i i *m1 o r
•‘Oil |i MOM# %MI HmHM.H.I
1u H rm
Vial Ip-tp i» hen I., pi iv it • .* \
*11 *U« ! Mipflliu f II... •&gt;.« I*f 1

m th

T IR E REPAIRIN G

&gt;.f t h- &lt;»i.f.. | It. M&gt;l m l VI
•*&lt;*fl||*«na vain t»a* h*M in »h* ..ft I
••t tli* •
|»ah| 4 * t li ►,• t .*•
in d ,r,(„r,| y .1 i la&gt;
I
•* 11 • n »l + Mlh «t «&gt; i|( I . . .
\ I* I It * fur Ilia |*»m p. .. • &gt;ivi 1

AND
F IK .S T

R E TR E A D IN G

I'm I'tfai tufa f.vr » I . » ». • . V. ■#«

«ra.l 1 hr |»«piwar||..vt ..f • i. h
laltrlliaw* MS may fnllie tvwf. 1 . I a
Hire |11|a
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th e

la te s t

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s te a m

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lll'.llll iCet i:i

O I M 'O S I T M

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equipment and we employ only

v r m u v m - r &gt; m A %i
fltio |9| T llf; IT 4 t K OV FLORI 11 %. %T T ill: &lt; 1 0
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u rx 3I»T. i n i
l.4.«n&lt;* on.I dlsd’.itmtii

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S T K K K T

I ’O S T

O F F IC K

S A . N 'F O K O

ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PRICES

v: x rH#r»it.\**a

[

10. 1929

The annual meeting of
the Fernald - Laughton
Memorial Hospital Asso­
ciation will be held at the
cou rt house a t eight
o ’clock on Thursday even­
ing, January 17th, 1929.
T. W . Lawton, Pres.

M" »ver

t. .tilrrtn

on** ru'i hriir »»

Y lT T R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y

NOTICE

a lw m «tra * *

live r»**nr»l. mul an inrurt'int «. g

‘ (Continuei Fr&gt;tn I’ lg r Of.e)
•Ko In it* n »w .f&gt; i nil lb fu'.lw in
l*m ll .unducting nn rnefgt-ctN
dt’ tft for cabinet ,rrjirt**‘&gt;&lt;tali&lt;&gt;&gt;i
Kci.lucky Krpubltrr J.» ur«- »\ ’ lmj» In daily relay., orrurntlny* tne
name of Mr«. Alvin fl llrrt, u v
chairman of tin* N’at .n a l t
ttrvw ho (mil titular i b n .cr of i ri-f i’inlniryi' end o f the lln over ■am
(Mign Virginia Hcpuhf ran. bun*
tbr^Km '' uf C. Ituc»ri h 'm \ fr fm .
tner teerrtury to 1'ir iii V » t t o .1
Mir*, and credited with Jwinic tin"m »'.tcr mind" of tho1 llm ivv'
miniaiyn in tho South.
Tlitrv arP few in tVa fcSingtnn
Wh* o t l u».'y believe thab Mt«
lle r t aland* any chance o f l » cab­
inet nppolntmcnt,
Depute the
great drlvc In her behalf, o.j that.
In A rt, there will be any vivnian
In Uu&gt; cabinet. Mr*, llert m *y
given an appointment in
tho
llc ;c r r
adminl.tratlon, if
*hc
want* It, but the betting la ?h»t
It win not be of cabinet rank.
Wernp would like to be In _bia
cabinet.
Ill*
realpnation
»«
aeCtetary to Preaidrnt rooll&lt;t««*
after the ID-I campaign wa» at-

F L O R ID A

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it•?f• 1*i and .‘rniMv'lr (utiulv nrver .tk'.iiii w ll \&lt;mj hme ih»* o|i|Nirtunt!y of

ex per

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aM flJiturra,
.
. Ilrnl ratal* «iwf»n| nlk*r than l*.tnlriria H.»n«
. Krrrrvr will* FxUral ll»iiriia Itank:
. Caati ah.1 du» front tanka
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fa«hura* rha* ka i&gt;ut«tatnllnit
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Too Numerous To Mention

UC\ H I

FtorWi at, Mr*; • Xf)

O N LY 2 D A YS
&amp;

The Big Money Crop

AM

AVED

LEFT — I

LE A V IN G

YOU

SATURDAY

SATURDAY

GAI NED
SATURDAY

%

YOUR

YOUR
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LAST

:f.~

LAST

.

CHANCE
Dan J. Norton
l*rriidcn( of New York
bales Aiijutftom

which other crops have been raised is also going into Spring celery. M

I Am Knawn All Over The United States As The Man Who Kcnlly Gives Bargains
/_ And Cuts Brices With A Real Cut

ANP I AM HERE TO

J w o crops a year, that is the rule at Palmer Farms, no waste motion.’!
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If you are considering the purchase qf a Palmer FVrm, DO NOT *
You shoukl be working on,the land'NOW.
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DON’T FQRGET

M

Office-pSanford

P t- P i

Prices That pEM AND A T T E 1
That
Means Everything
Must Be SoldA pt
ftrieea
Never
Before
D
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mnd The Town
With TV* Ilf port» r

'fri-maw—* •

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W. m &lt; i r , whs know* hjw
r*ta» Welb* talking' with a
Inker, , . Taw* Balt, piloting it
Ird. TV* mho who like* to
but bttUr ‘ than' T®m ham’t
bom. . . Mike Smith, fonn, Sanford banker and one-t'me
rfllita Baad Da­
ta town from Wirier
Inquiring wh*r* to find
r t JRIIUm . . . Chatl'a 11.
j, {pt|Iar winter riiil-r
Iowa', her* for another
fR J ’ rneently-1Vrti*‘ 'tpaftar railroading for ntoi*
40_ jr*ar». , . B*r»ey li‘ « U
[♦•n et nation w.t'.t hu
Tom William* in
Wmdniff and IVat*
, B. fluIlorh, the Writ.
Union'* now manager, a**ur&gt;u* thgt Sanford la rvrn a betin Lakeland. which
I Ilk** quit* trail.. . L. L. B**,i
MsSSfvt
ata for'congrrai during
laat primary but for all of
(at a jqrr'llkaabta fellow witn
|pq£Awlty w*'d Ilk* to bo*.
porch. Horn* fallow* are

■jOdt naturally lucky. . Mr*.
Clyde Byrd behind th* wheel of
■ u n«w c a r.. ,H*ary MiLaulin Jr.
hurrying bom* to Witch. . .
Mra. Vie la* Speer picking up her
Commlaa!on*r-hu*band to taka
him hom* far th* mid-diy
meat , . And a fellow a*k*&lt;! j*
who wrote thla column and be­
fore We could tell him, *&gt;id lie
thought It waa punk, and we
k*pt allent. A man from l&gt;«laind placing Voluaia Court)fair lire corera on the r e a r ol
a number o f marhine* parkrd It
the buainea* lection.

in

W. It. tr.N K A I* I ru-*---. . .oo p lela -

Vigilance

COCOZELLE SQliAHH
M l) HEATER AND RUHY KING PEPPER
VAN GUARD SWEET CORN

ILY FORTUNE And GREEN PACK CUCUMBERS

N^8EET)t!WEN

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C. R. MASON. Florida Manager
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111* d(*nI «» o f

THE ECONOMIC

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THE NEW

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Fi.oru

R IIm . for

21 Hi*. SI.Oil
12 lits.
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Ii lint.
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SELF
R IS IN G

1 9 c

2 5 c
S O M ’S and

I'rr^h Shipped
KGGS. Doz.

W i t ’ ih , P o w d e r '*

5 0 c

.sl G A R . G R A N U L A T E D

lie; inmi a

Good
St H A T C H

:t Hv*. for

O N IO N S

FEED

2 5 c

3 5 c

A CIIANCK IN OtMt MKAT M.VItKKT
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SO.MK OK OKU SATURDAY MFAT PRICES
W hile
BAC O N

t 'r.miwtund
1. M i l l

Per III.
1 5 c

BEEF ROAST
... 2 0 '

1 8 '

Pork
SH O ULD ER

1
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P er lb.

"" 3 5 c

P e r lh.

Pork
HAM S

2 5 c
II A.MS
H a lf or U hit

Sliced
B R E A K F A S T BAC O N per

per lb.

1

NICK FRYERS AND FAT HENS

F U irM n

i.

0 5 c

SW EET PO TATO ES

NO. 2
1 CANS
T O M A T O E S for
r 2 9 c

**f
II

dal • fdV WlM he* mail- I • - it i*
I*m r** Ingelhef wMh »11 l*gql
(*#!•IiN

Per Lb.

47c |

AP1M.KS

*.f Ihe tXililte eeri *r&lt;|■ *.f Semin .

I'hnur *9J

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A (mi I

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flfaee K K, I 'I * of IH*&gt;« k F Aw
"ct i*L»l *»f dmiiitn I
%wl**e

PRICES

1 Grern
UAIUIAGE

Mar well Hou -c
COFFEE
Per Lh.

rt |»*||II» *i»i *h**

• «tt|lf| litelf till BI V » lf
Ih r
lliiera
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l o t
tirn iit
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A N D I'll.I.I.N G S T A T IO N
IM tKST O I.IT K H A TTF .H IK S
V l’ I-CANl/INO
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SPECIAL

CORNER OF SANFORD AVE. AND FOUR HI ST.

W IN E S A P

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Meat Market
(i. 1. FISCHER

Grocery Department
A. 0. SAWYER

RED STAR
Grocery &amp; Feed Co.

213 SANFORD AVK. ’

18 Meltahder Arcade

a(

IR IS H P O T A T O E S
10 Ihn. for
2 5 c

409

BLACK BEAUTY EGGPLANT
GIANT DTRINGLEHS BEANS
FORD HOOK HUSH LIMAS

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M b . V lllf llN lA r A I H i U K R CIIMM

In ihe SUPREME you will find lire performance
above and beyond un)thing the world haw ever known.
We Invite' your‘ early Inspection.

FOR SPRING CROPS

c i

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h k i h : hv u ic k n t i » d»*r

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nary
-— — _
pmutlte. ,/whareta
W, It. t/NCAi
T r * « l* e t'U •'■'nit.l.'.lnant ami A r t 'H *
KAIIMI* I.N tr tlltro ltA T E I). u «***r|M»rall«*n *&lt;rBMni«**il and •it*ilritt •»*.

The New FirCHlone Supreme will amaze you with
11m mnetrurlion, iiHlound you with the wealth of
nup«rliiU*t) mitlerialM no lavishly uned.

OuMamUng In Type and Vigor
Order Now For 1329 Delivery

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WASHINGTON. Jan l t - ( N S »
— Owen D. Young, rhalniun ol the
U.urd of th* General Electric C mpany, ha* agreed to accept appointmerrr.t aa on* of the American detegatea on th* interallied fomin(*»l0M
tn revlic German reparation*.
Thl* wa* indicated today following conference* Young held »t lb»
WWte Hour#) and Stale Depart
ment with Pre*idrnt Coolidge and
Secretary of State Kellogg, WhIU
Young rebued to make a definite
announcemert, he tlgnilirwtitly
denied report* that hi* wife wa* in
■erioualy III he could not leave the
country at thla time.

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A l.l. W tlu M I T M A T I W K I t M :
T h m lii»*l*r ita4 by v irtu i* u f A r**r*
1*|r» | »♦«**-*•* e n iereit tn (!»• t'lre u lt
f.'ouri »*f ih*&gt; T f*m -Tblut JimUcI*!

ANII eon .rwinni*- **Jtl*TV.

n'anu SEE OUR CELERY IN
SANFORD A ND OVIEDO

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aPKI’IAL N tlT M T I NOTH'*] oV
a tl.H

c im c ir r rn tw r. r u m t t
r iiii«ii at m i iti- i m n i t . in

Owen Young Agrees
To Accept Debt Job

—

* r o r p o ra ilo n . »t a l D e te n d a n le

LEGAL APS

STOKES SEED SERVICES
►f'Heredlly

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Monday Specials

V VC*wtTiTt CnuiVWOCD f

I H. L O N G
117 M A G N O L IA

'•lib. v 1 2 %*
THAT GOOD SELF-RISING SUGAR UJAF
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FLOUR a &gt;*BIOT QUALITY BUlR IlUSt

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GOOD AND SWEET

17 Lbs.
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THOSE GEORGIA
■w nav.

One taile o f C h um goId—on bread* o r in baking

R O AST OF

or cooking—and you k n ow a n ew food delight.

SPECIAL

* Y o u 'll w ant mare, and what's more, more Churn-*

Klngan Hepreeen

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gold is good for you!

KINGAN’S RELIABLE PICNIC

Nothing you eat is more certainly pure and
jrjC. * *. « «

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hcaltbfuL - For Chumgold combines clean, high'
CURED— MILD A ND SWEET
KINQAN*8

grade, natural ingredients, which arc riph in
grow th

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Churngpld is uluayj 'Mni/pim in quality

goodness.

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Chumgold is made under the

ftriltcft supervision in our spates*, sanitary

IN A ND H.

a e o E o C T W

elements.

"

11 buy Chumgold fon’ihe ib e tr jo y o f eating

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T he economy merely conus *with/it|
r,

grocers

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to mitt* aihBlniitntfwt ha* the care pal*D auuu«*r for OertnMC
right to orgaalM lha road depart- Car)(an, « u m•tailed today u

ESIGNS POST
S ROAD HEAD
1 (Continue Prom Pace One
l # %a people o f Florida bt preilde
K ftr the affair# of the elate foe
■he neat four year*, and i « tend[erlnf my rvalgnalioa. I with lo
'•ipttse to yiu my encore wi&gt;h
that your aJmInytration may ho
crowned with th, gyrate* t lin e n
In ail revpeetr. Ao.ordlngly per­
mit me, a* a private cltiaen, tw
aarflrw you o f my whole-hrartril
eg-opi ration at al| llmea."
The eoverijtTT replied:
-“ I have youII of the righth In
yhich you very l*lurteoudy tender

lap the h'ch ground that the

In-

mrnt 1* keeping with It* palMaa. Ita Dew chief u N i t l r t 'i
“ Wktle* I crcvcur in your views
a* bein* entirely aound, I muat
eipm.', my deep personal appte(ration on thep art of at Ithe cRlyow mamfeat
*| am also mindful of your food
wl*he- Jnr the tiuiari of the P
.-omnvr
aibninhtnitlow. It
l*
•hrough inch gwd will and co-op
&gt;rat an &lt;• the part of all lha eltltm that will mala* Florida a
frea’ er ilate.
“ And new. a» you return to the
ur*uil» of pitrate life after in
nany year* of ptiblie aeivfc*, |
oneeroly truit that happitieia and
pro&lt;|r.rlty will attend your way "
Maine Martin, of Creatview,
former chamber of commerce »ec-(tary, oveneaa a veteran of Ox*
World war. and \V«at Ft rid a

*k ro­
tary.
Mr. Martin war nw. ef (Ha moat
acme worker* in the campaign
for Governor Carlton. It* form­
erly aarved aa aeeretary for th&lt;
Went r . » da Awociatlon of Corameree anti aim In tb« **me ra|ti
city for the C.vrltw e ( hamher of
C o n m n l.
{Hiring the war Mr Ma/tre orfanned a fnmpaaj of eoWier* anil
ta* ••reice n r t r 't * .
The n«w a»«.T -ary iuccreda
kin. na»*la (Jtbb. IVeter who
w u aerrrtary to former Goe. John
W. Martin.
Mr*. porter retired
offer harinb »erTed in the gover­
n o r o f f i c e under four adminie*
traliona.

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P»*m’ ed by Richard C, I*Cter♦m. Jr., r ntmiaalaoer of rorrerlk * today reported 'fa t Narrow*
an aa a ipaelOe treatment f*r
drug eillictiocv ta anele 1 Addvtn at Welfare W il d «p*»n
whom It haa been uaad time
153d
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W A T IR R - M m i gra.-lou* 0*1.
i n devllrs1
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Angalta. It sound* like
ttampt to fa t people to

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i A* Jlhey say, America la the
iltiiif Ipot than tha fry in f pan
~lha Nicaragua eher* Hu m ia
[ j l o l i a f all tha tlm*.

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Our “Sugar Bowl”

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You a m it y tan tall a Sotrh.
i by Jehat ha read*. Ju»t u k j n
hi* ahoulder and am if
vara*.— flay City Duly

Schwab's Rules For Prosperity

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i la Tamps, sad
too harsh v *
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St r e e t s b ig g e s t y e a r
N SW YOUK WORLD

Amid » ahowar o f conhsttlaad
Uckey tape, and with cheers and
to *| i drownln# out tho ortneagoing vo *ra Impurtod for tho orau k a.lh o
guilty la
i lw r tra Jam an tho atoak imhatige
llen.don'a
Miutoo tho final bus naao hotr o f
l t t t . They had good reason to
catobrate. They warp wltnocalnf
tho y u a litf o f tho (rontoat year
in tho hlatary uf W all atnot apw.ulation.
■!
* Tho y o u wag tloalnx, too, with
tho stock market averages standInc at the highest point fo r alt
ttmo. th e thorp slump ia price*
which had occurred on December 1
had been cancelled by tha
ap U oad

M 1; “

damla, much o f which would prwa-

onUy ho seeking reinvestment.

the mill and movrd a to Clewinmc'
Tb# plant i* raif'hle ef hindlia^

Dr Holt, howrvrr, iloo* not i r «
eye to rye with Dr. MacKrniit* on
thl*. Without any &lt;iu*lifk-atloiix
at i*ll hr nemr* Itulh lityan Owt/i.
Mr*. Owen hrrwlf grurefully r*.
*erv»* opln on. “ I would honeatly
be afraid to try to M in, the
greute.t living Klordiau," *hu
*ay*. “ I d *tru*t my Judgment
and my Information. Somrhnw
one know* ,,&gt; mueh about rrrtaln
Indleidual* and *o little about
many othei».‘*

I jen ) ni of *ugar cane daily, usd i
with a cip trity for the dally pr»*~
duetion of I M) Ion* of raw sugar.
The comem own* a amalltr mJI u:
near Canal Point, which hi* bee*
In operation »*v*ral year* ami !j
provide railroad ranneetlon be. J
tween the two pi int*. and their
rtfrr •n*i&gt; ng plantitlum, the At­
lantic Q a »t l,ine Uallmed aid the
Florida Ka*t Cru**t Hallway are
bridging the gap between Choaen
* r.d CTewiatnn
The former ha*
built eastward from Clewliton It
the Miami Canal, while the latter
ia extending it* line from Choaen
southward to the canal to meet th*
Coast Une and form a connection
C, ntrary to the geicral practice
| sugar, with Ihia ,yricern, will be a
1 t v o - n,|u&lt;»: The Celotex Company
j i» the only concern In the work!
inanuf eturmg wall board from
hjgaas'. or rru.heil sugar cane
*tnlk*. until the perfection of the
Cetotex pro r.s a s;a*te prodiKt.
The announced plan* of Me DahlI erg and hi* a cueiate* provide ft&gt;r
the erev-li.ai of a relotex plant -it
Clewiaton The sugar mill intend
t f hi mg *olety for (he purpoaa of
( t&gt;«lucing sugar, therefor* hix. In
in lily hern e*tat,ll*hnl to provide
,r supply of raw material for Cel*,
tes and tne auger will he a by­
product
RagB.se ran be preserved Indef­
initely and tine* a cetotex plant
woo'd r&gt;ren.d* continuously while
the augur null wcuid ^ in opera
ti»n only a few month* each year,
it will lie nvcraaary to provide an
rnotmou* uuant ty of bagaaii* be.
for* the rlisttinn and nperat|in of
a cclotex plant can be under t-aken.

lie, of td ton* per acre a'niply wi.*
I «o gu«&lt;d to t»c overlookerl.
The sugar mill I* that creetrd nt
OF COMMKHCF,
. Hialeah several year* ago by the
unj of the industries established t,, ('e m *) Kama Sugar (Jmpany. but
The
Southern
Florida during IU2J by capitalist* sever i pernt-d
»ht. *ee In the state a golden Sugar Compj iy, headed by llm r
opportunity fur Investment. An It*. Da hi berg, and a group of
nre„ which produce* *ug*r cane I associalea interested in the Crlntev
Incne* In diameter and In ipi*nti* t'umpany, nf chi.-ago, purchased

B A G A SSE
STATE

CM A MIIKK

Tne *ugar mill of the Prulhen,
Sugar Companv. at Clewi.ton, on
the tout hern *l&gt;ore of I.akr Oke*
chobee, complete,! nnd given » te&lt;*
run
December 17, will begin
operation January It It is another

Gl'chri.t ktorltoii uf Jackson­
ville nominate*. Major (lenaral
Charlr* I*, tiunimorall, chief of
ita ff of thr United States army.
Peter O. Kn ght change* the aul*
Ject. Ea-guvurnor Martin «ay.
he it very l*u*y.
Hn i. Kon*
Hathaway. Mayor I). II. McKay
of Tampa &gt;ay* ea.f'ongrettman
Stephen M .Sparkman ;» the great

All that »ave* Turnguay and
llolivia from rerolutiont 1* that
they are to» far inland f y
the
Marine*.
St. Tnul Dispatch.
A college girl mus*. suffer whin
sue * *o unpopular she must apeni
part uf her vacation ut homo.—
K, Chester Timcs-L’ n on.
Also It i* tht. v lyw ° f mo*I*rn
life, that patent* sh*uld be seen
and not heard.--Dt Land News.

^.CHEVROLET

eel.

0. Look ahead and think ahead. It is cosier to avoid
For contcrnporiiieou* grvntdepressions than It Is to cure them. ,
no*,,'' aay* Dpi* Head cryptically.
10. Smile, be cheerful and work upon the batfla that tho *we consult our own pridllecfundamental purpose of business is to promote thihanhlneiw llona.” It we get Ople right we
of human beings,
hop, h„ mean* Opio Read.
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"The Flamingo.' *uya William
!. Huwey, taiv candliLtla far c&gt;..
rmotr, "ilu t If y.)U mean w ! * v ^
the grtnteat pvlrg man In Plot I**,
Dan I will Miy tha mayor of lay
ally and if that la but half the
'
truth then the »ocrotary of » &lt;*!
tvs It, our congress fight* teas.
8 Operate business on flic moat economical buais. any chamber of eotnmerco." We
i4*vll ovar ways to preI &lt; Ami, ai l'elor HcRoal Pricecutting, overexpanslon, uneconomical methods of dis­ eerc too far aw ay. to aotlco,
claim, "what a Ufa."
tribution are just as harmful to business and to the public whether Mr. Ilowcy hud hi* ton.
gua n Me cheek.
«. ai
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« price-fixing, monopolios nnd rebates.

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; *M Y B0NNTE LIES OVER THE O C E A N "# .

With large headlines proclaiming a new industrial era
with the opening of a huge sugar mill at Clcwinton, the
hr ^
&gt;
Florida Time*-Union carried a news story Sunday depleting
JOHN
th« activities of the Southern Sugar Company in the muck
lands of the Everglade*. The last time that the name Ever­
glades woa Impressed upon our minda won in connection with
TEMPLE
the devastating hurricane which claimed so many lives in
that low-lying region. We read accounts then of death ami
GRAVES
misery which forced us, even though reluctantly, to doubt
the practlcr.bility of ever cultivating the rich soil which hn*
H
fired the Imagl-.iUoji and lured so many Into that wilderness
of swamp and glide.
"Hnntf in* burn (rval; umr
But apparently there nre some who will not he stopped
arhivvi*
jimi «uifit* hfflwgf
by occasional winds that rage, for accounts of the progress
Upeill Ihfiti.**
made to make Florida the “ sugar bowl” of America Indicate fr v u llir a a thruat
—
---—01’ ■- that unbelievable strides have been taken and that plans for
Thr thrtiAt it gn Inlfrrttlng
further development are being pushed with unrelenting vigor. rommrnl fm thiim* who i!u thi»
Already there is in operation a mill with a grinding capacity thru^tinj; A nmn‘« i*lr» of tfrrRti* in •ump
a m ra a .
of 600 tons of sugar cane per day. Nearing completion Is
another milt with a 1,600 ton capacity and not far away tirgs of the mnn himw*if Particu­
tf he ha* claim* k &lt; a t f if a t *
ground will be broken shortly for a third and larger mill lo nlafrly
u o f hi* cum,
have a capacity for 2,600 terns per day. All of this is part of
•——€1-- •
Who i* lh# frr«t***l liviiiif
an expansion program which contemplates a chnin of sugar
F lo fM lo n * W h n ovtr h*» i* hr w it
mills totalllng,1n grinding capacity, 30,000 ton.* daily.
While this in being written plans are going forward (n h*vr !&lt;• ff.ii** l,»«f« iri* tji# iln Ktoti Ia
bring delegations from all Florida and from many northern niatlr fimif In hi* fnvnr Mrart
* hllr Winn* tliadnifyifhr
Fturicities of the country to be on hand next Monday for the •luinw
liiicuii Him
first day’s operation of the huge new plant. Special trains
and automobiles will carry thousands to the little town of
l'r,-«id*nt John J. T sort o f th«*
Clewiston, rapidly growing to a city of sizable proportions I ’ nlvor- Vy ,J p.rhla think, tlir
due to the influx of new business interests which naturally trr»«lr*t living Kluriifan i* Jti-naHu 1
follow such an Industry as the sugar company is instituting t»r Duno»n l’ . k'lototior
Sonutof H -n h rr ih.*gror«.
If.,
there.
nonilnatr* Juilgr J |! Whitfl*l,|.
The result of this arrangement to place before the eyes
of our visitors, the progress being made in the Everglades
Mayor John
of Jurkri&gt;n.
will bo that those who come and see will carry back to their vill* think. lh» (r .iilr tt Flarlilian
friends in the North stories of large steel sugar mills, with * Muiru* KUk'ir Dr W. A. Macconcrete floors and most modem machinery. And they will Krntir, light of I^roburg, think*
tell of the endless expanses of rich muck land and the tower­ •o t,i &gt; *th&lt;nigh hr *&lt;I&lt;U that “ in
trlUotually’' I’,t»r (1. Knight I*
ing cape growing in it. Thus will the fame of Florida as the the gTrata.t *n.l ‘Vdiiontloimlly"
"sugar bowl” bo spread abroad.
Hamilton H-.lt of Kollin* t'olirgo
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Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, has given the pres»
ten fundamental principles to create and maintain "lasting
prosperity". Mr. Schwab’s position as head of the Kethlehcnt
Steel Corporation, one of tho greatest Industrial concerns in
-?r»■■»■■
good thing to ha i a an o -.- tho world, and hla dose study of business conditions through­
but I f * M*n out tho nation add weight to the expression of his opinions
S U S S fEllcaoaa
. to paravt H4 to how prosperity may be achieved. We pass these rules
sayi Sheriff Jl.n
on to oua readers for their consideration:
!. F«y labor the highest possible wages. Prosperity
T — "*— — 1 "
rarnor, It ia ia.d, was In. ia Intimately related to a liberal wage scale.
2. Treat labor aa a business partner.
Successful InI l a m (ha aalaatton o f •
Mia Ufa. Smith ih -wiJ Justry depends more on human relations than upon; pie or• fair mi apartmant.—N c » irganlxatb
ion of money and machines,
3 Co:induct business in the full light of day.
confidences and public auspiclon may be separated
r t a fo r something root a door.
dgsH h grade pupil whu
4 Remember that the law of supply and demand is in­
} with the ■ old grads
exorable.
And it phoulri also be writ to remember that there
i band, play a tho eui.vgv
!a no necessity for producing an excess.
Ion franc! mo Chronicle.
6 Live and help live. Even prosperous industries can­
nbt la easier lo »(&lt;•*( not afford to have the backward Industries too far behind
‘ bat the trouble U the procession—prosperity to be permanent must be equally
to g*t that asiy distributed.
JUIng aranad In aome
0. Welcome ncw'ldraa. To c3T3bli:ih permanent Insti­
«***&gt; ,-rpy , tutions Wo must always bo prepared tor change.
, 7. Never he satisfied thap what haa been achieved Is
«ia w ry e'a lW tr th e 'p trilad for piaare ami now sufficient. Hniuimcsa and complacency do not promote prog-

from all section* t f
i f * tarrying stortao y u &gt;
irs as predicting belter
[fo r IhU yapr. It all
|hty good and we hop*
Whereof they apau't.

F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y

If It i* true that rn matters of
greetnea* th, public propoara but
the newspaperman dlaporce, then
Major Gvneral • Hummarsll win*
for both Editor Holland Ikr*n uf
the Sanford Herald and Editor
Gilbert Leech of tho. Lceahurg
Commercial name him (gauntly—
as did GUchrUI Stockton. Ed.tor
K. D. lambright of tha Tampa
Tribune, however, dlaaenl*. Tho
grxaUat
llefog
Floridian ’
swear*, U Mrs. E. D. Utn bright —
Noting which, other dlaUagulahed
gentlemen who have answered
our gueetion ia no mieh spirit of
dumeoUc appreciation (or
tud*) will doubtless wish to
draw their nomination* or banish
this column from tbalr homoo nnd
firesides.

What matter, than, It per cent
cal; money T Trader* can afford to
pay that prfco whoa their pet
stocks are bounding upward. Wha*.
■tatter the country's lorn of half
a billon o f Ha (u M f It had mart
gold than woe good Air It anyway.
What matter tho billion and a half
Increase In broken’ loatu 7 No­
thing matters, so long ae
keep going up.
Bo why bother trying to
Uw bandwriting oo the wall. Why
prate o t yields on forest menle
Editor Leech, while
and economic law? The market
new Its own law. The force*, be­ General Bunina rail as the great­
lts adranee* are Irresistible. est known Floridian, add# aa ae&amp;de
yoor hood holders and shorn- The rise will to eg Indefinitely— ■ to which we petrtotkally
would receive a ballon oa1 unless, « f eourao, a pfo prick* the strike. "The greater* living Florisod dirk.
dlan," he says, “I* like Uw
known aoldisr.
Of
men there ar, plenty
aa I
knew nearly ah ef them sad H ex
which foot hr clay, 1 can aam
U TWIBUNK
none ef thopr aa the greatest Mr,
in . Floridian, flomawhers, poealh
IF, fo ebmallly tkwre live* a mar
e f dsaDay and to feed time w&lt;
mar H n n a r w * ha to,*

- say those who have seen the
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O utstanding Chevrolet

-NORTH DIOBEX

-M She in tho price range of thefourJ

Everyone anticipated that Chev­
rolet would produce a remarkable
automobile—but no one exnectcd
ouch • sensational six-cylinder
motor . , . such delightful han­
dling ease . . . such marvelous

“One of tha greatest automata** I
haw evxv smu. In partkevaanre,
cxmatnacUosx and beauty Ik ta phaDDsswnaL Never aaw as much esc

fa UW000*7."

o f Chevrolet H istory
THa Ourxtandlng Chevrolet of
ChcrroUt History has now been
teen and Inspected by millions of
paopla In every section of Amer­
ica— and everywhere it has bean
enthusiastically hailed as exceed­
ing all expectations.

Read w hat these leading
automobile editors said
after seeing and riding In
the new Chevrolet Six-*

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co m fo rt. . . such luxurious Fisher
b o d ice. . , and ■ fuel econ om y of
better than 20 miles to the gallon !
A n d n o one believed that it w ould
be possible to produce such a car
In tha price range o f tha luurl
t
I f you have not already m ade a
personal Im paction o f the n ew
Chevrolet* w e urge you to d o so at
your earliest convenience. T h e
beautiful new models are n o w on
dtenlay o n ou r ahowrooai floor —
and you are cordially Invited to calL

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GirPa Auxiliary H ah Epworth UaguelHas
Meet With Mrs. Bolz
Its Council Meeting

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A nd Personal Activities

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MISS MARGAHKT PETERS. Sodetj Editor
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Rnidenr* Telephone 443

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At Milane Theater

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T O D A Y

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SATURDAY

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J t*' k H f l k l l l e

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the Swath

Loch Arbor
The place to build your home

De

F orest

Sanford Realty Co.

EAST FIRST STREET
A moit extraordinary and timely offering of
early Spring arrival* lu "SCHOOL-MATE"
girls dresses. Fashioned o f lovely new Print*
and Novelty Fabrlce in delightfully new color*.
TRULY an m t - g l SALE-VALUE A E r r ­
in' erowb of nctv wife muh Jut ut Uuii mn id

W hite-T inted

“ Pen co”
Sheet»— Sheeting
F in * .

u r u a u h lu u d l —

g u l i t r - f u * y v« r m a t
tKuUr n « t d i
C S S S
T h r if t ily priced, C e E | | 3

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“ Honor” Muslin
LONG 8UTVBD, FROCKS

“Belle Ule

llouscwivt** the country over, art depend­
ing on th« ipiendid quality, the twit, pure
finlih of "Honor" muslin to answer many
need*— and with pleasing economy, yard

M IW H *

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SCANTIES - EN:

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S- vi.n-

iU\y Crou Pur-

ro Invited to attend a meeting

* Church Service Leagw.
nan‘» CulU and SI. A r i e l
i&gt; at A o'clock It, tHu P iiU it
vIn Number One, At the Prtuiwi Auxiliary, Sirx. /. U.
Iruff, chairman, will mcit
Mr*. .Woodruff,xt her heme,

SdAU AWnife, at 3:30

rein Number Two of the Pita-

rinn Auxiliary,

Sira. L. I.

I*r. ehUrttaah.'wflr meel’ with
Frailer at her home on CelA v r n t le at Q ltO o 'clo ck.
rein Number■ Thffu o f the
hyteyinn Auxiliary, Mu. H. U.
f, chairman, will
meet with
win ,,,v*
*
J^rw. U w i t w r homo on Pari.
Am»iue, at 8i30 (/clock,
,’C|rcU Nurubor .Four o f the
rreabyterian
Auxiliary,
Sir*.

Jbulet Gillen, chairman, will me&lt;t
with Mm. u. ’ C. Mcl-aulln,

KW/V*
unlock.

112

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v.'Uh ,Mu. Howard and id it.
i y 01 h"ilM »r* ■( a luiK-ho-nT^?
W : W-Wginek, aa\n|f| »• {iz' . u m u ,'.
UltvJe N mSSSt
Pfaabyterlan Auxiliary, M m . A . B.
T?«l!4cfy chairman, trill uiedt w«*lr
Mrs. B. Rung#; &lt;11 W e»t Third
S tm t, at 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Eight
o f the
Freabyteritn Auxiliary, Mr*. C.
SI. Boyd, chairman, will me„*t a t
the home of SI ion Mae Magi!*, WjT
M ncw lla Avmue. w ifi Mina Mntill and &gt;lr*. It. V. Mr-tlc ia h
rate*, « f 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Nine of lh*&gt;
rreabyterian
Auxiliary,
Mr».
Clyde Byrd, cheliman, wilt meet
with Sirs. C. It. Sftaan el her home,
(123 fiaaf Seventh Scr**t, at 1:.I3
%’eleck.
Circle Number Ten « ( the TV**.
byteHAn Ataxiilnr)% Mian Love
Turner, chairman, w.tl imct at the
heme o f MUa Nun I "axton, '.Hi
Myrtle Avenue, with alia* P x V jit
and SlUa Turner ih lu ilrs..*i at H
o'flock.
The Marie Raffn Minaionary
Sixlety of the Klr't
Method!*!
Chutch will meet at 7:10 &lt;&gt;&gt;|o*k
with Ml&gt;* Motto- G. Chapman, £14
Magnolia Avenue.
TU ESD AY
The Aiarian Sunday School
Clare of the First Rapt »t t’Lurcii
Will meet at*7:30 o'clock wltr. Mra
Voile Williams 1317 Magnolia Ave­

lfrclo Number Five of the
wbyterlan Auxiliary, Mr*. J. 0.
tf,-chairman, will meet with nue.
.
■. J. E, Trotter at her home In
NBW YORK HEPOKTU FLU
ik f.S a n .Lanin Apartments, til
i&amp; A o'clock,
N E W TOItK, Jnn. II
( INh&gt;)—
yCirf(n Number Hi* » f tho Pure- The city reported t!K! caae* of flu
liftarian Auxiliary, Mr*. II. il. here in the past 21 hour* — the
JLtqtM' j , chairman, will meet u* largest iptmlnsr of any Jay In fi\••
t|e home of Sirs. Claude lln»;«rd year*.

f

SPECIAL

COUPON

ment of mv rW tfijOf hereinafter
pXmrd, will vielrl a *tlm o f *l«
thousand dollar* (13.000) n yr#r.
Upon her death my amid tniatee
('hall In the even! mV datigVrr
Marine Teta* Rickard. b» then
living, transfer, ronvey and par
over tho prlncirnl and rorpu* of
aald tmut fund for the benefit of
my daughter."*
The will nl.o leave* ■ trust
fand tn brim* 32,100 * year for
hi* mother-ln law. Mr*. Fora Haig.
This fund at*o y-*es to hl« daughter
in the event o f Sin, Haig's death
Edith Slav Schott* V bequeathed
123.000 1(1 trust When -h ■ rear he*
the ag* of 21 or m crrl** i t . *11
tie «ald one 'P'Hrier „ f the princi­
pal o f the tru*t fun&lt;l&gt;. SVVen *he
I* 33 she prill te |uiid an \dddi' nal
one quarter, 1*Rin the
of
Kirkard'* mother rgul rnother-ln
law. the drughter will inherit their
tru«t fund*.
frt the event of h*r death the
yrlnripnl of tie trust fund p m to
hrr rhlldn-ji on her ne*rc*t of kit.

AND TO THE WIVES OF MEN
This
fo r

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hu&gt;Hin&lt;tv
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,(ra ith t-f,oa a -lh c -t-xildcr

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Wo have marked our tlarh &lt;o S E L L Sataidasr aad shew I M « |
thing

u n a t - tkaa

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tame t e a m as t r y p n e »..

Tha. .te a t

offe rs men and l a t e i a aoeHal.agesI a f p w t i i U f la Uy ia targe &gt; a * e h a f &lt; W lt a g
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OFFER.

SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
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K e x n ll S to r e

FAMOUS FRENCH NARCISSUS
3NK2 f f

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POSITIVELY GENUINE LA-CEIL NARCISSUS

ONE DAY ONLY -SATU R D AY, JANUARY 12th
A ,lW ». P0!Ul*r ?I th t very hlghe.t quality—made hy French
process bidlrd through M g.
U«h •be had in Ilc»h, hrunette
and white.
Guaranteed ghaalutrly wiftrrproof,

F ilc tO r V
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I n order to get you to try thin genuine l,i-&lt;Vil French tidlel
ortlekr.' the maker gives you the privilege « f accusing 13.30
worth of thene fuse toilet article* (or unly H9c. Till* ia an
M tw iltl*f offer and I* only good with thin coopun.
lie*

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BOY’S KNICKERS

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MEN’S FELT HATS

The** art trie* are uucsmdl*
tloually guaranteed to give
entire aattklactlon.
I I Toe
any rraum you are nut &lt;■*
tlrr’y aatldied return them
tu a* and we "H i refund
your money.. . T ito guaran­
tee good only during dent-

.

Oan Full Hilo llollle, Nr»ek*u. Perfume, value 83A0
Unc Full Blip IWx N»rrl*au* Powder, valae.. 81.00
Thlu l«a*pi*e* net « l La-CriI Fanmu* French Nartlomia—
Bpeefct firr email -udaerlWd-pflc, of O N L Y . 39*.______ __
THE 3 LTF LY IB MMITKIM
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SUITS
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P rom t Thin Coupon and 89c tu the Hanford Drug Co. and

FASHION

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Florida

$50*00

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v One Of Florida’s LEADING Departm ent Stores

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- UurEntireStockof
Full and Winter Hat*
in a, final doting out *a
beginningiSaturday and laati
all next week

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vtfkara o f tha Thawtura Rinom.
*•!» camp, Kpaaioh Wac Vktaraas
and tha A a iilic ig war baht Hw r*
day eight at tho tTumkac * J Cam
•••try Lu Idr.tg U la k * Mary. lb.
c.-raa un ala 1 ba-ag faatara.1 by a
chfck n pilau actpptr which , wa«
rarretl to ltd perwru, laaludi.g
cam bars a f tha two order, an 1 a
number . J friaodu
K ('. Shaadar-wa* laafgHad at
r r a n u f r r of tha ootacMs ami
Mr*. A&gt;Pa King todt offwa as
pt aidant a f tha A u d i ary. Mr*.
Nancy f U a rt o f HI. tSIucahuig.
d* part ment y resident ..f lh Aut
I'tary, serm i a# la tla lf ag pffVr'i
rlfceC a A galtliry were f l u l tu
be Indwctad into at fire ( • a U *
than |a Mrs. King tho follow m.;
were Installed:
Mm.
rh csa ti
Priest, ah*
presUanl: M m K
ha lagwrigw d

[speaker &lt; m warmly pralaod
k Haynes fag hie rrmarka
I cardial laTttsUaa was la
| lha tharth oftbtsl to italt
feh at seam time Ls the o n r

► • ,»fr» Shftrkf jf. .» « « • %‘ m
••al «ell| hekbaa n&lt;l |.mgr » Mf gge
pro i|rg»*
r**i* K h •( I ha*|
i«nne«l f..r Sharkey, 'p. •tafe« tV
K1«ii• 1mMt giiorigfira .A |wt rent
.f th# gnte n»«eipte
A had
&lt;M•V4iitfl e|*tilar gat# • R»p*v ted
It. |*»•r* • .if mhllllng th• HSUS
Ih# lliidtin l i i i ’hn III) In**
hll Ag 1 I t'iif^dn •#*• danlad.
Vnivtum #mml
ss«
m#d« •A
y * V *rk last n ght that th#
uthiUif »'b| if '.hp lb*»ut had
•• an avvang**’! J hn B«H-kt#y

-

».iuaiiM&lt;*&gt;n
t—
Mr
n .w **» •
awe mat to fml tha raviaad Me* ' • .
Naryilaup«ii neauiry would form
. ;
N» \V .iR f.r VN.H. Im. Jan IJ
•a • » . » ■ » « tw*ie on wtlck tu
fX
IN . 1 \|r« tin H..nnar l.aH* u« . ■IraJl
a
m.iro c.on(W*haoalvw
,...! ilr V 1 llrehat the mu- . i farm i«U »f bill at a iparial MW*
l ( t t i Hft|.k
Uivers •ill
n *1 .me
The e n il.fe a l elect talked
14
n«it 4 mt«* P*S eau den»r»e«| pm •
VI. Nary fur D m'nutre and He*
•t •f
.r «p ir « . 1 In th e * r u
i u . » l eeMahe phaam*
of
Ihw
•I. r -f th# m..mnn w hu*.
machinery
tn ».
»■»••*? I #H*»u« f tii'i * •• •dauarntrauva
templaled in lha VlrNary bill, aa
•1 U t i l e
tt the r g r i n d y
• ell u molltaod bm mi.ee far ea*
•I ftg tll mg itttial l*m g a l .
tha mupa of tha federal
1
«&gt;ij&gt;i»inv * unit 1st* yes fia n kuwni
aad tha
i&gt;(&gt;- aal
j * .*ii».l
4 l V da? i t i f
**i
leartaa h*w*a far pefahahia taaaI .ti
alia
iheir
M. ent I.U.. f.u a hear.
Hp|&gt;«u| lo th , pnarram fur
rt t ....f J'M'm , . harlee A paaaar* af lha aimdftad farm MS
Il ,
ta*. eeek «h&lt;« h at Ihi. eaaeiuw ara aavaral prwlha whale
1. I lha ,uviy'.. a&lt;» in.ulmite C rm l.ee wha waal
•loaalhaii uf aararun aaialalna
;•
, .uu; .hen r».,ue«te.l «bo*«d oeir until * epmaol mw.
■aui Hue,
Ituey c |,u e ui 41 a.1i •k" ‘ - * » • * « • ‘ V*"» «r * Sawalmw
. . ( ' 1. 1,1 UUT*
t,pila«a J'**h im 4ttir •• , !»r(ih uf IiliH'. and Mrook hart
of Iowa, who hate infurwmj Mr.
,ek * li. 4 oionln h it tha haarlL a ie r thwlo. m t &gt;U(kt M U*
^ rt... 1he .ntef . w p illle err*-' • Nu&lt;ni a hirm bill .an ba eoacmd

\ hour | ..f 1111-114 . n app mil
« l l.» ( upturn h I i 1*1) it in.j.
In .'a rapull. tha (.in iH lu e a an , aitlac .u.'.an.ling a fla ir rat I k
la# i.ryaniaat:..n .,f cvliaga own 1 1- *!,.1.1Uroan alrp*irl, one * n*Uu ■tum t a* uiilanadd tJ&lt;at I il.. ..... .irrntr Ii* datarm'na thr rauaa of
dant La l»N a4 la more »| l;.r l) lha urridynt ih a m &lt;rniag. fir. if.
llraatla, rtapulv *0 tuner uf
r a tt» ipa*a in lha adu it h ia l ,o ‘ \ h
linryMn ( aunty, ala** I. m ail j an
UJaa of lb- muilution " * • a kra'
•Uawiie t.ntdda art * d r * Tha I inrrat'rratlan.
&lt; ..pi i n llanry A llmgrr, a * .
ruiml'ialing r.unia.U-a wm tu biMd
in ti r . . f | 1 .t* &lt; in tha da&gt;.
# ! bait flown tha |Uria lura aafaiy
(n.rn AVaabmaton yaataralay m-rnt.
I my aUh * 111 yaaaangvra. Jaj tuina j bara lien i W n h ngtun im.
mr I airly after learning o f lha
iragody. I I t ba.1 flown hark In
Hailing Held a faw m ini n befart
ih* Kuklar ribahud.

Spanish War Veterans And Auxiliary

J . t r K W N v I u X r u , Ja„ u
—&lt; IN l&gt; —T &gt; » navy tag Warbler
Wft h»»e tarty today to f o tw
pd
lha Iaom otion as a
th atsiwtiars a f th# tanker Irinm * atar watchful arrr has idmliaa a f th.
O af
K efloU i'
I and seektag | i aurrono.1
's o u s e ,
which h
tc p irlc l
b l k all lha pvatactian o f a eggiuml ad* C a ta rt b boa la. Bear
bamc
cntiroomanl.
1 he
L b
said. daraUpa tha
Mklmatd growth o f the
tha trulhasmd growth af the
mad thr fkdw ard growth uf

«

a .unlrt*n.p
• f.i Jdt k l K m p 6 f ) un«l A i|j » m

&lt; iiv e n

bntire Kxoncration
n Evolution Frav jr*
KUrl.li

M. Hnynaa. praa'danl. g i . t i
tal krapUInleg
thr wor1
.
1 Man'* Chib, which, k* and.)
I U co-&lt;^Mrata with all other
j agfWrloo but did » I mupoa tha duika o f aay otkar
pent. R«v. W. p. Uonrnan.
[ of tha ckwccb, iotr.Jurad
I Dvtika aa * » m an tha w i ­ N a v y T u g L e a v e s F o r
l l men la aootaa.n MrtaT a n k e r In
D is tr e s s

had

dun I ;

C itiin itiilY o w s T o d u v

hy t k i StfUld'a dsClwaalli. (

•'*

&gt;E#tkr)

•trjgel

Fair Scheduled ToI)ie

• «

I 4* •M
. H e ...
.h l*e« 1
*e
'h- i f*' •
I 1 c »ri |«p wi •
vising tne « i t g r a l h »rM * • •»
|M tit 1 *»f IPJO I g - t lr r s . i J
•ut&gt;iei|iisst int«*rnat ..&lt;aa! taw |rt*.

r

•i t e r

HOOVERS
EXTRASESSIfflJ
ISINEVTTABLE!

8

Flihu Hoot Mibclones
\ltitude \lltrC»:nfereneA* At Canital

ill* rw 'r fn
t h 11 min if t« .4
i.l'i.f
*t v*«
t H.
l*» «* .llmitji
4* III VMWI I. NO ... • M »
I rv «|..n * f |t&gt;* . .14* • *•
|'»H ft1# * • .
t '•••«
l *u at it n un trv t* *
ml*
,.»••%* ! I7 ttr
»*
. • ••
•{•0*4 1u * • s* (
*•1 jur.flka Htlatk •». » ||. a
giral pr.iicm- t
r 1 th#
&lt; •.•»! I
Su&gt;. • I
t.r •
1 • raiiufi*i ru-vf • g* •»**
|F« of A HI#; I #T |&gt;"%i » *
ItiMii la &gt;unf'iirnt a i r * •■ .*
1 4*1 I* i f m l ’C)
f Ii •• 1
* an srfiefipii«h thi« u..»*i
" ( uM’ mh#i rv«psnubilit4.&lt;
”Ui i-t.ten.illy altering iHp
I
r k it m iir of Ik* WwM., • .
8 1
U i f J S t | U .t »4 *; ! f( ' I l P»e\ *1
i* an in-’ rU'.'.n' fnr ii»n
f
•
Kvsry if. * h»r wi|| tm
.1 ■ II v.
.
’
•nsv'iiiBhl vstth *— r».l**a» «*f t.r
«
£ a - . t a a u r a r .ta * i . . a . i { »i
Bureau of (Vitmiunieahir It
brief rtIV un MK rll»«ih ip "
rasua, arid w ll
m fiths
thr^e ...ii e afu.mpl ah d Han, .I n....
•m otel ly thr chur.h w n .1#
lepulaliona aa far a. in.miblp. he n u ■ l i t III » otntaiU* t.« A m i .
id U*t night by Ulahup llwyl »aJd.
an mlb irrvr.
| of tliimlRghnm. Ala , l*af&lt; •*
lip hi* f./il Weak IT
I*arvnt.e aip urrrenlly n .| ii«tn l
lira o f tho H ltH n ll.l Mcn'a tu u*a a«rry pr»ea.i.i n t , nrr- iVi.h r|i.n, II kitrr ( ! • ; / Ini
1 lit» lit p IWiba frtla a a l thl» .rnt ih.- i|&gt;rv*il uf
Any l i t * lei af piuldame t olu. In hi*
w i’ b jiiuthar midii*a a 'biM •hi.wta r &gt;&gt;.»..) m* » f t . 1 InM*I Ii eV i«nft|-ia I -I*|( * n u.
■oVIoek In ll»o church aud • •r Irfluent., ehuul.i n&gt; t 1&gt;* |#r- ilay'a calling Hat w*a S.-uclar M
n A large gUiUoxuo tu in il UMU4 lu Stlarkl ee'|.» I. Ne tup- Nary (H i nf I I ' I I O, I i i i i . h m , !
4 hear him In • apocch laaJu ;
rir emlcnt aakl .n a.liny for
(Continue l&gt;n f‘n » Knurl
h* rarrnte* aaaiel^m• in vhu
[43 in*nut re,
* * "* * ™ * * * ™ —*—
L y Dobhe wo* tn « of tnr
P n iftN A iiir
fiiv o n
k o f h~nur at U r M-munthl)
I lU lc S S U r l a U I&gt; t? U
T t f the II m . a Club. (Kh*i
itoirn y n ift ll in. ludr.l H i*.
*11 i*flin ;*r, prrttdlnif al&lt;Ur,
[itrY. liUcahuin uf (liUrulo
r than 60 m om tcii «if tha
• JAMKNTOWM, T r w , Jan It.
kn.l man uf the church calk*
— IINSII Tenreeeco'e family lira
ground thy Uamtuat tobta for

To

S tr ib lin g

LEB0 E11F KILITRSm
lAfp«nrU
“a rtia
“ l ’t a"h
r r lie
d p
r i f f re vlaion. It w oa
in d icated
to&gt;
OBTAIN ANOTHER •lay fo llo w la g a c o n fe r e n c e
ix&lt;lwren M r. I lm v e ? and « n »
M c.N ary ( H ) o f O re g o n .
EXECUTION STAY ator
Ilpwavwr, lie Nary aaaaia4 Mr.

Minnesota IV.ifessor
Vddrr shi*e Nleeting
( &gt;f I .S.l 'i!\ ervities

SANFOIII) PliBi If HOOVER TO RACK
SCHOOLS ARK TO (L S ..M K R S H IP
REOPEN MONDAY I N WORLD COl'R'l

S ig n s

H a ttie

WOSTON.
ti
( 1&gt;tl 1
Ur-W HharkrT will get !!•■).nnO
f. r meeting L '" b f HflMifte jt
\ l«m i U» aah K ki» tla. »n k et
.'7 Thtd Itelkit kRiiKn timlay

Fast O f Injured .Men
I n Fatal Accident
l&gt;u*t Front Injuries
Forty This Morning

lit a n p r r i i i &lt; n r v n i
K e r o r r .L * * !

To Flv Over Here
In Al l Probability
Prevented

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Ita s k u l)

I i

S u g g e s te d

A » H ead O f N ew

F ir m

(h it

l ha

t r i i o f t e tloy

.r * " hn*l I •• n nie elad frum tha
. . I f ahau-a of lha faliawe. I i l l
olurdai an h. ui baloia they war*
u k . 1.4 .......n-.r I ur.4 4 ranted 4
e m k 'i * IK •&gt;« un II lha cuuit
taj.rfia e* 4 LI 0, .lialilhUCed «u t
thu wee a*t«( Im bad gt’ vn uem
te|.tiet&gt;e a (a * hour* aatUar alkl
.•fuelled it.
i rat aali. n wf (ha aupram* cuur|
10 1Ha ruattar iama a &lt;a*«b ag» In*
n. « h' when II *fie* i&gt;ald.oaad ay
rha d«(an«a &lt;i&gt;u»*el l » lurro Jodtfa
.nia.i’t lu appidni th* lunacy «wut«
to .Men. fhia followed the Ju/iat'a
raluaal to lake amh aetUio.
Maw a .-f tha la ird laprlaea waa
tataphwnad to 1'rnnhl.A and 1*US&gt;.I lu tha toupu Immediately.
I hey ware krauik.nl nlth «U ligV .
jail attamlanla aald.
(ir r m a n
F avor
U LkU N.

befar* See. I. TWy haea nrcaS
1piei hun the ne,a**ity for tha
eitra oeilnn In tha S p rin t.
fha tariff re&lt;1, low
in e e im
frutn ’ he .par i l -a*i&gt;«.n would
&gt;.a limited. It oae imlirwead. kw
"iino-j adjoatmanle an mhoduloa
nlr*n4» eftmtlea. p in t a ra*Mno of raloa un afrkuhurai pen.
*••**-- ^
•••« 4wa m r earn*
a ewaaplnw,
ceiwral
b m p llle
tar.rf raile.wv
Sana la laadare
er* hope!ul lha epaotal weeim . If
. ailed, can wind up Wn labor* by
Jtfy I. Thu would allow an Ih.
t»r»al af ate aion Jia Lafaew Cam,neea me*.* in roculwn amelaa
ta il Umembar
“ I thunk an extra earnam In
laaedahla.'’ ewsl Me Nary after bo
rabiraod tw lha
Capitol.
“I
il* n . It la ImpneaPla tw enact
a farm Mil at ihia aaaaion.
1
Lath for a e|W*i*4 earn tan about
tha nildifla af April.'’
MeNary
who la rhairmaa o f tfio acr’t-iws
I er» row milt ra. eawmewaad. hwwaeay ha would ra'i km mnemlttew
•tmwlhwi for furthaa bawrtnga ow
hta ravtaai) hill
An affurt mill
to aw e** lo pnae. hi tkaaplto the

S o c ia U s ti
S tro n g
Jam

1

••

Stewart Counsel
Says Technicality

A rm y

t t - ~ 41hiJ»&gt;—

all armamoat. the Uacaaan Hooialtal I’ aily baa le a k uwt foe a*
"army o f.p e a t** la peuiast the
ii'ia ta n rapublic againol tho,am.
bstUisia o f " a.poxtaliatbl sad la*.
.let- p u i l u a t l U ,
Ih » pew pulley U M i n i m i us
• is solution adopted by a « » « * .
hsksiors at sueiatiat Ipadora. This
1* solution
bo aubmUtad U tbs
east imthsMl raniraU m o f U g
Suclultat Port/, which to |W blgw
gust party us tiermaay. and wabh
UrgUhad most of lbs momhero af
tho peealdoaba t i h w l , loatudiag
CboacsUor MuoUpr.
.
A, the sans. l * » * . Urn MoalalUl
Party reput'kaleo wac, d*Rwanda
d rurruamoni aad toerpulpery af*
bstraiioa of all Intainalla— I «satn k
aad throats aa m t l a b m
. 4 alast any gnrcrwmeul which Mleeia arbitrathia aad ryaarta u»
w.ir.
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w l * . tu*

Idas itta n«iti»t| ‘-- .T.W

rc«?pU Mdiwd to jtut.fjr the ,.rv • i • bn&gt;fc«nrollar boa* oos month
ajatorf* judgment. snj when tba fceforv Uto opening of tbo tru h -

h f onaom. It marks Uto third
Urn* &gt;a KW athl«tl&lt; carter that
• similar Injury ha* town atrf.
P-«tod disapproval. Ha w m id to fond h r Owwa. m,* *f Florida’*
Ifclok m fact, that th's was not
taa kind o f thine that 00(1)1 to
lw cneourtgrd.
-

bUitiCf Of Sharkey-Strihlihg
A P P S j^ fleeting As Indications
Point Toward Dissension

t*«c»a ( haretornaalsinforsi-i,
tl*iagvntltmrnlatheortJycUtoBCh
o'tont headof thegardencorp&gt;ra.
•°» right at thiam
om
entand, ui.•**• I m
latakohi*Intention*. »hr.«
•III ha no fuiriniot* at all far
ih#Shaikey-Slribllngfight, which
»s»httomeaathatthitawill m n.(Ut .
to«u.
^

i "documentary’ obligation Incur-td
P-&gt; ait officer o f tfto forpuriTan
TORJC- Jan. 11— OffWi. I — i. 1/ they aren't convinced tb tl
tJ Madlaon Square Garden ir lto rxlats, then they n u n katt
'»■, w riling u» do tho
talking about tk* h gb
• f •*«•*» C*r!er» when they cat'ed

wTtor^” 1"

gCpaatlythrugh Rl-kard', prii W , '. F f ,n

for

Aa

for Drmpaey'a

■ A C J C f/ IT F A tlt,

g w .
pfe r c k

I

We have the latest electric steam heal
equipment and we employ only
icnccd h e l p , „ ,v. j(

ji

I
FOOT
SPECIALIST

Innoruoua

srsa;r-“**&gt;&lt;*«*■*.»

-*locumentary

The altuation

narrowa

Our retreads looks like

itacif

nhtanteeaandthen,havingturned •to*r

policy of strict onsarvatlj.a
iMAMtoy they will reader the St. -i n.ay be Instituted at the gar.l.v
♦ he inatltutlng In question ran
iiu *!.. lluriahl tta u p fi,,d uo.h- Start aomjwh.it sooner than imIng.'
moMatoly w.thoui be:ng prams■ *Lw lil 1-a a fine, bravo thln-r to lure, aa far aa many of these
•*• Taey will I * erutued. deaola- men are eonrtrned, and If Kkkurd
teo. Dot the** aro &lt;n*n who k.&gt;m, n~* don- nothing to obligate them,
*n"f- ip m lf«r pcciytiy. With «r*--i 'nat will be one of life’, miafira-.f.rsntral they will be abw to tunes unde.- whjeh Ihty will roi,.
t-ufk tho r true fealUga nniM? s lih e to bear up bravely. They lef*
andltog eaterior and, l| tne .mil. Rrkard run wide open with l*is
1 uti talking about hapiina'to be a Lambing tendenclea In promotioi
i^igk.’ jrwi will know that tho mar I eeauee that wag -in character"
»7 quoatlon is practlclhg self cod- ««d p a t f U t o script. Bat he
M In a big way. . .
'
covHn't tnako all of them like Ik
Jt ad probably aaeau that nri«. J
One of them who didn't anJ
ttovrr was ato.bed about saying
to waa Mr. Carey .ml It may
o f Interest at thia time that lhi&gt;

fJr»t N«H Bank Bid*.
’ Sanford. Kla.

kr r - it

E

ntloman generally

it

espe.ted

become executlvo head o f the
corporation at an early date. He

K d ir r c a tn e co n gestio n ,
p re v e n ts c o m p lic a t io n s ,
a n d hastens r e c o v e r y .

Architect

of hla Ktrlbling-Sharkry down to a question of how •*&gt;„ a

MrnthcrM of (he Eastern
Plar will hold g

COOKED FOOD
SALE
.# -. r.j*. j
THRATRO

one

DROPSY H“ J2“

relieved la 38 to48 turn*; swelllag rvdarett in 13 to 20 dtju.
Ilegulale* th» heart, («rr(ct« the
liver and kidneys. I'urlti., th*
entire system. Cellum Drepay
Krmml, Company. Uepf. 211
kllanto,. Ga. .

MINTS

Tires as we'use the sanu
We give you service on

Dr. Joseph
Corwin Howell
AMHl I.A N T

I'HOCTOUXJY

f T l r g l t o g n l « f N « w t | Hkd lip # .
l e i t l l a p f p Iillh v s t llan pllaiu

n lU s I
Write , f n i l r.r free eMaalla-

Kalurday, heginnlng at two
o'clock in front of fhg
I’iKKly-Wiggly on
Firsl Street

GAS
KEROSENE

Saturday &amp; ^pndpy

4 GALLONS
T E X A C O GASOLJNjl

F RE E .
to each customer that changes oil
and has car greased
' • ' ' j "r/t

.\t..

f V

f*

♦

Tip Service Station
Sanford Avenue and

12

th Street

oAtabl. U rdi. N o

FBRTtLIZBiLS
“ A A Q U A L IT Y ’*
tfa Delays—Irrr.eduite Service
when ycu toO.TBitCi-y’j FunUigem.

S locaL' WAArhiiu^o fliucka
prompt tJaiivty.....: :
wfc»i
■Siadieyc fin i...»•» jircflt from
«Ft*y dnlltfp ape^t' for fortiitJe*

AMERICAN AGRICULTUR-XL
CHEMICAL COMPANY

nprovenieiit$

M

and Luxurious Bodied . . . 92
70 Miles an Hour AJ1 Day. . .
brakes unaffected by weather.
Ing Windshield . . . Easier rid
opped t® pride... There are fo

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The Country Docti

T h e ap p oin tm en t o f R o b e r t W. B en tley to * place in the
S ta te R oad D ep artm en t and th e p ro b a b ility o f hi* subsequent
•electio n as ch airm an to su cceed D r. Pons A. H a th a w a y
JO H N
com es as no su rprise to thane w h o h a v e follow ed th e cam ­
p a ig n o f G o v e rn o r D oyle E. G a rtto n , T h e auerr-w w ith which
TEM P LE
M r. B en tley condiK ted th* n ew ^ gtivern or's d rive /uj-'.offiM .’
m e r it* th e h onor and ro*|&gt;nnsibiUty. w hich the &lt;h ief oscw ntli i*
haa reposed in him in ’ he p ro m o tio n to whnt .» ;n rh a p s the
GRAVES
m oat im p o rta n t &gt;f all ih r a p p o in tiv e o ffic e s at the g o v e r n o r s
com m and.
Mr. B en tley
a .u ccren fU l bustruiw 'nan and n ew *,
p a p er p u b lish er prior to d e n t ify in g h im seif anlli (h e cam ­
p aign o f G o v e rn o r Carlton. H e waa fn rm eriy onnected w ith
the T a m p a T rib u n e in the d a y s o f th e S tovalls and la ter
b ecam e pu b lish er if '.h* B ra d en to n H erald, which h e sold
several y ea rs ago to ••ngage in o th e r lines o f business. W hen
th e G o v e rn o r w as ca stin g aro u n d f o r an able man to m an age
his appeal fo r public support. M r B en tley was recom m ended
by his frie n d s
Th at he m easu red up to the la ln y p re s e n t­
n
h * f t ‘ * e fn i* f ■
K n t lr t
ed to Mr. C artton is a ttested b y th e lit t e r 's
well .-a m c l Iwkmtincht f 'h#" Tn»P* TnMit*»
v ic to rie s both in th e p rim a ry and in th e general .-lection
rFfn«*d \
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Those w h o fo llo w ed the p r im a r y cam paign jiarticu lartv
i-yrr ' He ‘ he**c\ ■* a( or i *%*'I if
cannot fail to recogn ize the ir g a n ir in g genius &gt;1 Mr. B en t­
hw rrftnm '•if * jtnb* tfht
ley. M r. C a rlto n 's ca m p a ign w as ea sily the most concen­
n
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I o! r »-s
tra te d o f a ll th e ca m p a ign *
M r. B en tley overlooked noth in g err tiwti &lt;*
tfM§ mw Jiff*
and those w h o w *tc h *d hiln a* he handled the hundreds •!
d e ta ils from h i* h ea d q u a rters in T a m p a h ave m arvelled at
th e disp atch w ith w hich he to o k care uf them , and h a ve ap­
plauded h im fo r th e fo r e s ig h t and good judgm ent, w h ich he
ex ercised In m a n a g in g the m o re im portant phases u f Mr
C a rl to n 's cause.
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Mr. B e n tle y ia. th e re fo re , ju s tly e n t i t l e d to th i* rvw iuu
f o r fa ith fu l servict*
T h a t he w ill be as successful m his new
I le*prfn'hen i f . U
tm
| u n d e rta k in g as he has 'wen in his p a »o work is our fir m be
i l l t Ion
f l!* l*
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lie f. E q u a lly aa e x cellen t a* th is appointm ent &gt;* that o f W
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A . Shands o f G a in esville, who w ill fill an oth er vacancy an th*
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M r. Shands, lo n g-tim e citizen uf G ain es­
j«+»o-*5
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v ille . haa b een an im p ortan t business fig u re in A lach u a
j PT-TTlI only '(» hr*** •huM erel
cou nty. W it h th ese tw o men aa the firs t appointees. The fugdnjpldti
Kinc
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H era ld fe d s th a t G o v e rn o r C a rlto n haa made a {r o d start. If |*l|rr 'h# wmxtm hp*v*"*&lt;* m
*&gt;t
j He e x ercises th e sam e w isd om in all o f his fu tu re selections, 'A*! f A** hnH %■ Tienft..
MH .
h e w ill su rrou nd h im a e lf w ith as capable a group o f aanst- 3 Ttyi ‘Ptl* *he ht.MflfSl
, drara-r
■ontn and a d v is o rs as an y p re c e d in g execu tive ha* boasted

Rubber In Florida
VR O U N D T H E G L O B E W I T H O U T \ STOl

T h e annou ncem ent th a t 11a rv o y F ireston e, rubber- m a g ­
nate. is b eco m in g in terest id in F lo rid a p rop en tles and plans j
th e cxinatm ction h ere o f a g ro a t reta il liistn h u tton .-enter for
ntfrrtf
n K If»r
A*ftAet*tle* Pr- a ll his ru b b e r go o d s com es a * in te re s tin g news to th o se w ho j
Mm Mitrf iron *
m It ^ k i i r r **• b e lie v e th a t w h a t t h i* state needs is new industries. Tinp o s s ib ility o f ru b b e r b e c o m in g one o f F lo rid a 's grea test in­
du stries is e ven m o re e v id e n t w hen .m e considers th at e x ­
p e rt* h ave fou n d th a t th e to il here is fa vora b le fo r the
F lo n d a ia fa v o r a b le f o r th e g ro w in g u f ru b b e r' -o»v *
itekanTjville Journal, T h a t is (h e announcement o f i h e ’
U n ttw l H iatus d e p a rtm e n t o f a g r ic u ltu r e
II find* that nibb e r y ie ld in g tr e e * and plants a r e aide to su rvive ami th at thev
•will flo u rish u n d er co n d ition s in F lo n d a . T h e departm ent *
lata stVoRMr at i J ttw illin g to g o as f a r aa to s a y
th at rom m rrn a i n ih lier
"wbrtsl circuit. |p la n tin g ia a d v is a b le but it ia c o n tin u in g it* •■xperiments aiul
istsMshwid is th e fir s t re s u lts a re d ec id e d ly hopeful.
jm r
tom l *t
• “ T h a t is g o o d news fo r t h e state fo r it may mean the
o p en in g o f a n o th e r va st in d u stry
W e are *unr that
tom e
,
use can be ftaumf f o r th e thou sands o f idle aero* m th e state.

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law taka tarn W® ^ b tJ d advise e v e ry b o d y w h o o w n * an aero o f land to hold
tasard t i a t*. ♦*» t o iL I f it d oesn ’t produ ce rubber, citrus o r vegeta b les
gbsa t * dww some UPS uriil h e fo u n d f o r i t
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• bo go whirling o ff into ip n * a*.,
v.«*n rrtanung for * nnef n*il.
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port if an o U i t u u l -rmt i* C « . i * m if 'he pending rr-*ppnrtlar
TErnt bill gora through is dUatrd
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"o a no .her —St a far I—Iter ia*cj
■kaa CaUfomia'* to another cu
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which ike Califorma data* • caaue
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tuck tail nctai* a* p c * (v p p o r r ,
putu area U*» n c r g a s i* dUcioaaa
a lauUltadc of lia r &lt;nr »t*!c
iVksa lactal* bank it I* uaaaUr tw ,
rmmm tkaaa ctyasaU *r* ogrorahU
•ldiag a llttw past rack utbar.

TIRE REPAIRING
AND

RETREADING
W e have the latest electric .stcant

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etjuipificnt and we employ only
ientTd heljv
Our retreads liwilts like new Goodyear
Tires as we use the same tread design.
.service on the road.

Elton }. Mnughton
Architect

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I jU r id l Aaail arjr. Mia* l a «
a ip n t of w,««.iip.
.Tin*, Kihrm PTm*. »k«i ha* b^*n
. Mr*. Clan Yaardy ralurmrt n tl. h,,.(,ita| in j K l w i m l k for
f n U y front th* ho-.pitai »h*r«- tha port I h m wrrka, la liapror*
vh* t a i Wan ritrar.iiv ir*a;m«in
&gt;na rap dly
•or r , lun*.
Mr. and Mr. Ed ORbby rpait;
a'llock.
T V Maria Hafto Huuiam r; Sjaday »ith Uuir Jao^hu-r, Mr»
Satiety of ika Flr-t M c lW ia t J ll,irrtl -ind family
Cutirn tiilj rnaat at T:34 oMu -k
Mr. and 1C.», S. llaAaurt .and
hairy, al Sp»nr*r. Ca. Jt iv « i laat
at the eurck.
Curia Number T e a of ike F ir*l ibawtlay to vat* H r t . H raw ak
Bapt *t Cfcur.h will '*w »l at 1:M •War. Mr*. Clam Yaatdy. aim
•'cork with M.~. A- M. Pk.liipft. 4 111 at kar Vim*
Mr*. Ed 0*&gt;»hy- Jr it roofin*.I
.314 Oak Avenue
Tha maathty k m a m nmatln* tr» V rf tj m* with iidlaanta.
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Mr and Mr* W daai tt man
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a id family « f I d a Mary r ! W
n ts n .ii
■a Mr and Mr*.
II W*kl»
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C a n *1 the r i m Bapt i f C la a i*
Mr. and Mr*. J. Jnaaiv
hate
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hr*ua YTilliaaiv U IT Mayaolu Atm ara akW la ha aat again.
. Mr*. John Craanun and twe
mmm return* J Sunday from Orlan.
do a bar* D »y U d b**a •paadtn*
n a oak «tth Mr*. CraMton*' carw Mr. and Mr*. Humawr*
\n o i a u iM MOLRM UCATW «UMr
and M r. trad W b r ka**
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| Mr*. Wripht'* mar'c am* auat.
U w death ai Dr. DetiJ I Mr. and Mr*. MUl OfiaTry taai
Barrow.

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Art on* Inti Ir lk t a i tha olhrr, your anawana help
it* In kanw judI w h rrt to bauln If lhara'a r y r Irnuhla
p fn a n l.
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Irila ia* ImaiadUlalyr— and your lln if in . “a »»d .

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t —The Friendly

Dr. HenryMe Laulin, Jr.
^
Saaford

OptoMrtrlal
112 *oulh Hark A»e.

Sanford

And

Florida

Lake Mary

SCHOOLS,
White

and Colored*

M O N D *A Y

M O R N IN G ,

JANUAR Y

14th,

and operate on regular tchedule.

LAW TON
SupE

■4amied^ati'*

In Your Office

�TTTR SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD VUiRtTi^ 'i^TURDA^ ‘JANUARY 12. 1929

New

Manv Cars Are Sold
TO Former Owners

York Stock Exchange Reports

NTW ,rORK. J*a. ir
UIW ChaL

FLINT, Mich., Jan. 12__ i;u , Vm Can.. __
_
feuick owner* are loyal to Cuk. \ C A Fdry
jrtirvcIple. and Bulck u*»ign It &lt; ,n. Xm I AKn . .
Tinclngly ihown, according to C Am Ht Fdry
Am Hug H efg ____ „
Tf. ChnrchRL general itlea mmAm T * T
star of tha Bulck Motor Corner j . Am Wool
Id figure* Jiwt compiled which ,* Anacurula
' (* * l that between
par cent an ’ All Golf 4 Wt
...
M par cent a f oil Hu.ek. aolu p &gt;. n A O
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parehaaed by fonnei Bulck nun“ Till* loyalty dOpljyvd ytar al
t«r y «tr by ao many thousanj uf
former BuUlt ownara Uiruugtioa
* tu ■Alton, naturally 1* eery grxltfyta# to Bulck official*," Church­
ill dec la rtil. "It plow , to u, that
OUf aftorta, not only tu malntaiu
| i lilt *T*n aofpaia our lucceaiea of
• tka pa»t, ara appreciated by tli^'.c
who ktap faith with Iluick.

'Tha toormou* repeat bu.mta*

!Hoover To Favor
tlL-S. Membership
iln Wo r l d Court

Butt# A Sup
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Idem. John N. Willy«
m«*d. This U «n irerea** .,1
I dealara, or TR percent in
Tha company'* dealer oVganin.
gtlon will W further tncTaaocd
daring tha next few month* u&lt;
h p ^ 1- W Iliya Onarlaad'a aggrtxl i t , production and aalaa piugiau.
whicn call# for production of
.110,000 unit# daring
th*
flrvt
qaartar o f Kla year and lU M jri
w r in g tha first six moniN#, Ml.
WU|)ra U confidant
that
tha
W g W urganhatlon will im a»d
ItW O bafora tha and o f lha cur.

mat yaar.

Beport* from all points rallaci
th# unpracednlrd recaption ae•ardad W
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pwSuperior W
hjpprt
Foura and Sixes and tha naw
Sflt W
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aaler*
pars been draw
n from hitherto
gnnaidaH Im
pregnable orgam
iaMM In th« Industry w
ho have
Ifiaa AtracUd bj W
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IN TH E S P O T L IG H T A T
THE N E W Y O R K S H O W
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ingMade Largei
Wiilys-Overland
u d WUm-Knlght model# h*.«
lad tha Willyf-0verland Com
h* to t *P#rd IU daaler ortatlort to 7, 1ft'.' retail ink*
aarvlca outlet* a# compared
4,013 daalar* |a&lt;t Janum}.

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)LEDO, Ohio, Jan. 12-W ideid accoptanca of tha Whl|&lt;-

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&gt; a*At, aaaurcl ui, too that next f&gt;o I’fd
/, Jaar will aae even more than IOu,- Inti Nkl
000 naw Butcki In operation b;
u a t and woman who bare owned
h Md driven Blkka before—a gronl‘ ar number than that enjoyed oy
•' «np other file car manufacturer,"
' Churchill AJio cited Ilia eltufir Ktoua ituulrapwnta of a ninnufa&lt;' thrar In maating the varied needs
■ 1)1 modal a of^todaj—the huge ‘tat.
\ nma n icaaaary to produta tha many
, lypaa Qf cam demanded by th.
A-Modani publfc at tha lowait po-.

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WORLDS GREATEST
SEBAM AAEIJES!
H Ilk t h * n e w
‘ • H u S r r - T lp ( e n i r e l ”
T h r ure-NIrwt « il f i n r r In JriW nf
r«ifitrm en «9 •lurr ll&gt;f «r lf«

•tariff. \ •! ii 11« but tun |r« iht
c«ntrr c*| tha Alftflii| nlift),
rwnlm U #11 functhmc « f atarU
lh| ill* utulor. M ium liiii tliw
borxi aim | o|*«fallug tha Ufhu#

Y - rJT II all it* rn.triv liuprmrmenta*
&gt;f
w ith I I m grc.«Icr lica iil v, lon ger
v. hrcll-air. la.-grr bitty, n r r "I'lnger.'l'lp
I Uiiilrul" ami higher ctimprcneiniiriiglne,
• Im- &gt;'ii|Hirlur \A Jti|.(« t I our &gt;rdaii i*#lill
the world'# luwotl • jtrkcci four-door cncluartl car,
Att'J the new Superior Whippet Six Sctlun
U the h or Id'* lowral-price*] eix-cy Under
four-duur rurluwed car to offer tLe Im ­
portant adeanlagea o f aevrn-lwaring
cran kah aft, " I 'ln g r r - T ip llo n tr u l,"
allrnt lim ing chain, full forcc-fi-cd lubri­
cation and Srloon typo aluminum alloy
Invar-strut pistons.
Never have Fours and light Slxea been
•Hatingulahetl by auch Iteauty and alyls
aa are now winning nallon-wUia praiwi
for the new Superior Whippet. Its grace

nf line, Ita harmony n f color, Ita longer
fondle#, Ils high radiator and foood, Ita
sweeping one-piece fu ll crown fender*,
make tlie new Superior Whippet tfoa
alyle trium ph uf master designers.
Tins lurger Itodir* glee more spacious
Interiors, w ith broader aeats nnd extra
leg room. Other Im portant factors In
riding com fort are the ovrrslse balloon
tires, snubbers and longer springs both
front and rear.
In performance, the new Superior Whip­
pet la apeedler, livelier and more power­
ful. Long service w ill prove Ita depend­
ability nnd economical operation.
See and carefully examine the new Su­
perior Whlppeta. An im m ediate order
will aid in early delivery.

/V NEW -1
A il -A m erican
that All America is Acclaiming
The New Oaltlanti All- American S|i ia win­
ning the |»rai*e o f all America. It la enjoying
the admiration cauacxl by ita new beauty.
And thuae fam iliar with It# mecbanlcal
quality marvel at auch line car fraturen aa an
accurately balanced '-lino nf drive” . . .
dynamically balanced, counter-weighted
crankahaft . . . ricluaive |&gt;atculed rubber
cuahlonevl engine m ounting ,• . , dirt-andw ea lh er-u ro of in te r iia l-r x p a u d in g fo u rwlieel brukra , . , &gt;inall wonder that a car ao
wonderfully coiialrurlrd . . . ao brilliantly
atylrd . . . altould be winning Aruerlca’a
acclaim.

SEMINOLE MOTOR CO,
H IV L S G A R A G E

A NEW

Al . L- AMERI CAN SIX

W l L L Y S - O V E R L A N D . I \ C..Toledo, O h b

DemandPushes
i Production Of
Essex Cara
W Kipp* * fkaM. «U .t; Go#a., tS U , Brnddar. M l . Tsortiw,

CunHwrctal CAauit.
rumkk m S),

•ml and ulna). All

H b * r i f f&gt;a*A. » « J . (*u v . M l.

S a a t (h ia lia fiuediue, l «*0 tnwlWiaa

fWrlaiW price*/, a A Tnkak, (Mi

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H is t o r y
^
REPEATS ITSELF
AGAIN
OnJanuary7, 1W
A, thePontiacftg eamahit*
'existence. It badbodiesbyFisher. Itsoldfor«S23It Introduced real luxuryandbeauty to buyaraIn
thelow-pricedfield.
But Pontlae’s builders did net itsy there.
They knew that American people ara constantly
on the lookout for new and finer things. So in
Fohrnnry, 1*27, theyintroducedtheNewandFiner
Pantlse Six. And It was lower In price thanever*
ealHag for I77S.
I

■*

Then, In July, greatly increased production
enables! Footlee’s builders to rsduco the price
again. NowPontiacsoldfor |7 IS.

•If moothe, Poolloewoemodefoster, yure pow«r*
ful theneverandmereattractiveInstyle.
This brief history la aigaifleeal. For It (Iron
you an Ideaof something that lacoming. Auto­
mobile history la repealing itself again. Soon
Oakland will present abrand nowFtetiaa Sit, on
ovengreater advancement over its Add »h-n lho
originalFootiecrepresentedla lttt. ffatchforlka
SyWiiTb Butfta
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Veterans I n s t a l l
G O S H - I WAS 5 tP P O S tt» R
TO M t r r WALLY ON THE
Officers F o r Year
CORNER o r OAK AND ELM
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