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I dua. t l eov arlag l a l I Blk I I Am endH r. M im T A itn t p i* , c u r tr . par an*, oR Pint o f tow n C lly (N ow bun.. He. H H f l a f W It* f| o f fail HNIONH: ((Ira n i) Pm. per dot. I O. I*. Hwopa lo r . Amended bun. H - l l r . NOHTIIKIIN, r e llo w a Plat o f Iow a C lly ). l l lb. baa*. I l . l l - l l . i l . No. IIIT er A na. I. 1111. I'AIINM IV: PI*, par do*, bu n . rov erln g Ixtl I lUaaa R H fl Il-lle . o f W II I f l ) O P. Hwopa rK A B : IH n gllih ) Ne e u p p llia InC. Amended Plat o f Iow a I’ KPANH: Ne euppllva. C ity. I'ISPt'KIlH: No eu|i|tllea No a n a o f Aug. T. H ll. 11JTATOHR: Htippllaa ll* lil. d e­ co v e rin g R II I f l o f i a l I or mand llRhl, mntjtvl vlandr. Pitt. P, Rwupe lo t . Amended I. i,a. hprn. A r r l i , llllaa Trlumpba.al o f la w * City. drill arntla A pack, Ho. la, liner. N» 1114 o f AUR. I 1*31 I I. 40-11 l l j No la. It I 0 -I 1rnverlna .ll N I H fl o f Ia i > I'unrrr. tow rr. MJ>|ITII HIIN, Ur. M a t . N I I f l nr N 111 ft ) '» Ununlalna, I'W T b a * a 11.41. P. Hwon. Inc. Amended Plal o f HAIIIHIIRH: Hi-nne. T oo few Iow a Clly, *al«a In arlnbllah. marbat. No. 11(1 o f July T. IH *. HPINAPIt: Pla. bua bakla.. cov erin g All lllnrke t l . |i. t| Illoumadal*. I t r -II .M . A It, AmenCed Plat ol Iowa HUU AHll Pla., bu a nor#.. Tal F »V . l - l o f No, ITII or Ang. 1. lo w C rooknvaba faw alow, 11 ,11 . RIVNUT l i m m i M : HutHbvrn. ( I l l rn v .rln a Ia|I> t. I. *. T A * af ri. p Hwape Inr. P orlo n ir o a C W T baa*, lt .ll Amended P lot o f Iow a Cite 11.11. KM* Dried. Nancy K a lla Ne. H l l o f Aug. I. 1*11. bua h p ra. law, l i e . roverln g N 111 fl o f Vav* > TOMATMKHi Huppllva IlgltL daM a ie I d le 11 A II Blk H annul mini train, inarkat vlandr. Iow a C ltr l O. P. gw op r lnr. Pin. Imiav rrla. appro*. I I Ibn. Amended P lel o f law n Clly. n t li on fn n rr mnek on band: W ltn e.n toy band and real thle 1‘nnr In ordltinry, Inrolna* A rlpra. | l .l l - | t .l l : t.u*a. No eu p ­ the H rd d ty o f December H l l . O. P. HNRNDON. pllva. Clerk o f (Trrult Cowri, TIII1NIPR: Ruppllaa light. dvmand‘ madaral*. marbat - v U .i« t d y . IflltAI.)‘ Hcmloule County, Plarlda. Pla, per dm. ban. M-tl POnN: 'Bhrlladl R. Carollva. CWT. ba*a. |l.l*-|l,l*. NOTICN OP BAI.N OP T A X - IIATt ll'eanul) Pla. Na. i--------------w i i T i r i clATIM ai arada. per Inn HIM. le accordanee with (he proviiiona o f C baptar h i m ao u of H lT ^ and , upon w ritten, requeet ooff HIT rllla n reuueel SANFORD MARKET REPORT '• '• | m it* I Hy. rgpert o f aalea o f fru ll* .vegetable* *1 lha nenfnrd _ P B rm err W balaaala M erkel trueber*. ea rle l e u e m b le re o th e r' dealer* (e r a r t liour od ia g *1 11:11 A. M. «oH p*. a en itoi by J, a . Michael, f t / ' e e -rraported ope1 O n A H U lfa: P ie. eld. b io . com b, appro*. 11 p e rrta l Ug I. II.T l; Em ie . ll.1 4 -1 l . t l l 4 ht. U a .. eawb. l l -lie: u a l a ll-T 9 * i OW APH PnU IT: Pie. ,* « * ., b i a oensb i r . l l i US I* " i t . i l l 4 ba. bag*, com b. M - l l e i IJH l a 4-1 lui* ,. tanoeiiinkhi p i *. ... 'b a a com b. I l - l l r ; IIR ta. I M I r PPI.KH: Rupblla* l i g h t dlniand 'e ra la , marital ateadr, Kaetsrn. b a k la Turk Im perial*. 111111r equal. ll.lo -ll.lii Otar. nlark T w lg a U lfilly or b ll .l l - V I .H ; nelielaaa. m ill* -UuaL, II. I I ; U alilloua. 0. I. 1 4 ” ue. | 1 11 . IMAHHi Ulna pi No atippllaa, H I NR* ((.lio a t No vu oollaa ■S T R i koppliaa ll*h l, dim anC 'i r a i a m erbat *U *d r, P la. par baa. acn. in nuallly A ran iille a . I l- l l e iflltO C C O I.t: Pla. ararra. par lb. 1 -H a OAB 8 AOH] Ruppllaa llltaral. damead modvrate, marital v llu lillr w eabar, P la . C op au b aaaa bulk, per to * , wide ra a e * In orlraa aeeauat auppllia g a n ir a llr t l l . l l I I I I I bu a hpra.. I l a - l l l l . nARROTH: iiappllaa fle b l, daPlead madvrala. marital firm . Pla. par- d ot. bun. tea. 1 O A V L trt/J W B K i Ruppllaa ntnd oral*. -Camand lla b l. marbat about l l o u t f . P l a 1 4 b u a bpra • ' w H * . i h . la qa allly . II.I#* a IM I. •. . ■ RHI,RRT| Pla. IP* erla, ararco. I dal. BlM. Ill*, la-la II.I*. -tCBMIRr.' IIRARTRI Pla. dne. bajLt l*-«l*v NRRH PAnnAOHt Pla. parj Jaw tied Advertisements lB -w -U o u * e a F or R tn t For Kent: Fit# room bungalow, Phono 711’ J. F ive r o o m bungalow and g a n g * , n o t P alm atlo A v*. t l — A c r o n fo F o r Bait Twenty acre* fin* cltroa l**4 near I-ongwuod an hard road. Four hundred A l l a n . Call al log Park A '* . Bxnfordi M odal a F ord , c# fP * n l# r and eom on i towla. r a ck , rad Ian* U rn *, w irin g, aboralg and pick*. Mr*. B- B . F kllllya. 114 U oU j A v a. Vfe t ld /.l ... llou ee oatranea la R aalerd na (he HIM Lay o f January H l l at i l a’clook A. U . la * rertlflra le or c crilflca tee held by the W ale lu g elber with a ll om itted and eanaeoueat levied ta iee e n . the fo llow in g deeerlbed land■ m Tlnm laola CoRKTy, Plarlda, lo w lli No. II* o f Aug. V H I* r ov erln g latte T l* A 14* Pineburet, t i l at Na. I I * o f Aug. I, 1*11 cov erin g l-.it I Bib. 4, Tr. *. Hanford, l i e n HT fit Ma. *** o f Aug. *. 1*3* roverln g le l I Big. (, T r. I , Heater#. Ha. I l l o f July T, l* H coverin g l o i r I. I. 1. A 4 Blk. I* T r. II Hanford. Na. I t * o f Aug. k, H I* oaveriag I-ate II I A IN . Oak Hilt. N a H I o f Aug. *. H I* n o w In* lari II B ib. A Maylo ir . Mo. H I o f A o g I, I N I coverin g |,oi | D o n e r a Rabdlvla4o*> R *. I IT o f Aug. T. H l l U ni NK cor. Bsc. 4, TWp. Itun W ia th II t x v *• 4eg. a Sti cn. s Mi eh w t» He. HI ot *«*, t, till rvss rt H uV eh N H ch W 1*4 eta K II #ag. W *4 *b M In Hanlurd (ll TJn. N 4* dig. W W W lie* Vi me. h to beg. Ho 111 or Aeg* I, til* coverin g 1*1 1. Hee. a. T * a Ill of Abg. 1. 1*11 m v e rla g W, 1 4 cb o f fl II eh or BK't of IIK4 a*c. II. TAP. i i r . •*. No III of Aug. 1, HU rovrrlng U t i I* A 1* Bib. ' II, 1*1o* Level. .. Wltiou «> oend a»e vvol tbt* Ibo tlrd d*y o f I b f lm b t r 1* 11. O. P. HERNDON. Clerh of Cl re alt Court. Hrinlnole C ou oly , riorld a . .1. NOTH'*! OP OAI.M OP T A X CNIITirM lATM * In accordan ce w lin ilia provleO.ne o f Chapter H it * . Acta o f H i t and upon w ritten reaaeai o f <1. W. RPKNCRIt I w ill o ife r lo r vale e l p.|bll« ou tcry la the hlBhcel b it t e r fa r reeh ut the Court llou ee entranro In Ranlord on (he l l l b day o f January H I* at It o’clock A. M. rertlflra le or cartlflcalee bed by Ike m a le to a e lb c r with all oNillled and aobeocuoat levied la ero on Ibe Jolh uelng daerrll.ed Inode In Remlnol* CountF. P lo rlfie. t cw lli _Nn H tl ef Auguet I, 1*33, cov erin g : L o t* ' I I , II, I I A 14 Kureha Hammnrb Nn. 4*1 o f Auguet I, 1*3*. r a n g in g : twill I 4 A I Bib 14 T r 4. Hanford. No. 1411 o r A uguet I. H I*, ro v e rln g ; tell I Runehlne H eight* Na. H i t o f Auguet 1, l i l t , rov erln g : l e u 31, It. II A 14, T h e Oeneva T rart, In HerHon II. Tnwnvhlp I I . Bouth Mange I t Beat. No. t i l l nf Auguet | H it . cov erin g : Iw>t H Blk I, O ene. va. No. II* n f A ugu ei 1. H I*. cov erin g ; R u nf le>l f |||k I T r 4 ,. Hanfard. No. 1**1. o f Auguet I, 1* 11, rov erln g : Dote | | -A T4 I-och A rbor C ryelal Lakee Club H tfllon, No. I t l o f Annual 1, l i s t , -cov erin g : Iwile Tl A Tl l-orh HecHOuL* k ” r a ih No. i l l ! oT A uguet 1. I ll* , co v e rin g ! twite TT * Tl Iwwh Arlwir Cr ratal twihei Club H#rllnn. S -l n f Ho. 1011 o f Aiijtuiit l. I M i, cu v a n n v : U i i 101, HT- H I. H I , H I A 1*4 l-orh A rbor <T| o n l Iwikre Club fieri Inn. N... It* n f Auauel 1. 1*13. r o v e rln g : fwnn 1*1, A 1*> Iwwh A rbor C ryelal fwihee I 'l.ll. Hr, lli.n, Nn. *3T nf Auguet T. 1133, r u v r rlo g : twite IH . A III, Iwi.h Arlw.r C ryelal lA k ee Club bertlon. Nn *31 Ilf A uguei T, 1*11. rov erln g ; twits l i t lo II* A l i t In IH . Iww-li A rbor Cryelal twikre Club Heclloa. Nn. at* nf Auguet T. 1*13. roverln g; Iwiia n o A 111, Iwirh Arbor C ryelal l-abre Club Hr,'Hun No. (33 l.f Auguet T, H l l . rnverlnu; Iwile 11* A IH . Iwirh Aib.ir Cryelal Iwikra Club Herdun No, *11 o f Auguet T, H l l . rn ierln g : Iwile 137 A 111. Iwwh Arbor C ryelal Iwikee (-tub Herllnn. Nn. *H nr A uguei T, H l l . rov erln g: Iwile I** A It*. Iww-h A ibor C ryelal lA h ee Club Hrrllon. l - l * of Nn *1* nf August T, H t l, rovrrln g: IV Ij nf Iwit ITI Iww-h Arbor C ryelal l-ahra Club Hrrllon No. I ll, o f Auguei T, H it , rov erln g: lwi) t i l , Iwirh Arbnr C ryelal Lake* c lu li Mec4bin, *•14 a f Nu. (1C nf August T. 1**1, ro v rrln g : twite 111. 313 A W I* of Iwit 111, twirh A I bur C ryelal la k e e Club Hrrllnn. T« H o f No. ( H uf A uguei ' T, 1*33, rov rrlbg t Oullnl No. 1 ll-eea N till H i A Iwile 1 A 1 lllb «, A Ulh T llwee Iwile It. II. II A H I A twit 3 film • A all lllk • It-rea lw>l I) A all lllb le, Iww-h Arlwir C oun­ try Club Knlranre Hrrllnn Nu. 44T nf Auauel T, H l l , r o v erln g : Iwile 13. 34 A t<, lllk T. Iwirh A rbor Country c lu b Dniranre Hrrllon. IVlineea my bend and aval thle Ike H rd (.ay o f Decem ber H3T. O. P. HKMNDON. Clerk o f C ircuit Court, geminate Caualy, P lorldo IRKAL) NOT ICR OP I C U OP T A X CMMTIPICATt:* In acrordan re with t i » - pro­ visions o f Chapter H IM , Jirtm ut HIT and upon written rtqueel -• W. ll VOCNO I w ill o ffe r fur vale al public ou lrry lo Ibe high, cel bidder tor cuih a l Ih* Court Ituuae entrance In Hanford an lb# l l l b day uf January, H l l at II A 'rlork A. M , tea c e r llflr a lr «r ca rltflcalea held by the Blale lo< gather with all om lllrd and eub. seuuenl levied (aaea ou the fab low ing dteerlbrd land* In Bemb Bale C ouoly. Plarlda. lo w II■ No. I l l * ut Aug. I, 1*11 hav­ ering Iwile t. 1. « *, Ulh. O, A lexandria uf o f uvlede. Ovlede, No 11*1 b f Aug. 1. *, 1*11 H ll r o v e r la c NKU or RKU “ ‘ 'R e f ACtw lip I lees W t l* v i „| a IT* ________■ yd I ________ A N I I* rh o f K _,4I * 4 eh T h ree room h o m e — on e nullable fo r efu re r o o m — p e e r l i r a * a cb o o l. l a l j ) i U X F h tiRX hard road. R et we w ood and W In let F o rk . Ideal fo r oo n ta ciio n a rr a lo r* . Twa hu ndred and n in ety d olla r* tdkda if- O ail M I « P e rk A r * . B ed ­ fo rd . c , 4 * . .. ^ or tax l i l t eed'u een wrllteo n L P. iia u a h 1 will at__ _____ H it Hoove eatrenet le Banfort ea the llih ear of Jaaaary rtta al 11 F aloek A, Mo ten cerltfleale or eortiflcaUa tea bate V the mate etber with Ith all olfailtee a«4 ■•eRPe m in *e ,»»•# ;EBB Ing B eg a s cur o f P eter _ anda (It Han N 4 * 4 D eg. TV II eh H t » l* D eg. H II ah ■ . 1 * 4 Deg. H II rh H * 1 4 D eg TV II ik . No. I e f A ug. I. I l l * c o v ­ erin g R t t e f H V I t Bee. *1. T w o . R. I*. No. II o f A ug. I. l i l t c o v ­ erin g P ra cllo a a r N 4 at M i l 1* A H»V4 o f N l f l i A HR<4 o f N K 4 A N W 4 ef NW 4 A NKIi e f HWU Hec. IT, Twp. I I IL I*. Ne. It uf A ug. I, I N * c o v ­ ering HU a t Hi. 4 e f NRU Bee. t l . Twp, |* it. *1. Nn. |( a f A ng. I, H I* eavarlng lleg. * cb N o f SR ear at HH4 uf NH 4 Hee. It. T w i ­ l l II. t*. linn N 4.11 eh. W T.« rh N. t.T4 cb W 11.T eh I T cb M lo beg. No. II »r A ug. I. IN * c o e erlng NU o l N ID I ot g X U Bee. I*. Twp, I I R. lb . i No. * o f Aug. k H t * c o v ­ erin g N M 'i e f N RU Ben. II. T w p. Ml IL I*. No. II o f A ur . I. I l l * c o v ­ erin g W , 113 elt or N RU e f NIV u a 'N I V '4 or NRU A H *•4 o f N 4 o f HHU ------ fBee. *4, 7%. ’*M” i i e i V ug. 1. H l l c o v ­ erin g B'.l o f NH<4 H oe* R y ) Bee 14, Tw p. I* II. 3*. Ne. l l e l A ug. I. I l l * c o v ­ erin g HU o f HWU o f HR■*' A HK1| o f HHU Hec. 14, Twp. I f. R. II. Nu. I* o f Aug. t. 1*11 c o v ­ erin g RKU o t NRU o f NRU Her. I t . T w p , ) ( IL t f . Aug. I. Htl.eovNo. *3 ooff Aug. e rlq g I D !U Of' N W 14 A v ; i o f HHU A 4 N 4 Of RRU . Of wpp. II,. I*. RKU b * e 3k. es. Tiw ie a. R. . as. No. II a f* A‘ ug. Ig. I. H l l *> r o—v erln g lleg. I I eh H B of I eor. o f l„ l I, “Bee. 3). T w p 1* II. 3*. Run K * eh X I* ah ef TV I eh N I* rh ... A _ HRU o f MR'4 o f N W H N». 31 o f A ng. I, l i t * r o v ­ erln g N l - l nr K 4 o f NRU of aw u Bee. St, T w p II R. *». _ No. I* <« July T, H I* en c­ orin g RKU o f HIVU nf KITH A HWU o f RKU o f N W U A NW U o f NKU nr HWU A NU o f H iv u o f NKU n f M V U A Reg. HH ear nf NW1* o f HWU Her. 3*. Twp. H IL t l. Run N 11.43 eh. W T.*T eh H l i l t rh H lo beg. __ Na. l i t ot July 1. H l l c o v ­ e rin g NKU ,'f ItWU Her. I. Tw p. 3* It. t l. Nn. I l l o f July 1. 1*11 r o v erlu g M t - l o f W 'i nf Ini 3 A W 4 e f R W U o f N W U Bee. I, T w p I* It. t l. No. kt* o f July I. D l l c o v ­ erin g Deg. NW ror e f HKU Hoc. 1. T w p I* IL t l. Run 1 I 'l cb I! . 11U rh N H l l ah W T 4 rh H H r h W I 3-4 ch to bag. Nu. I l l ot Ang. I, I I I * r o v ­ erln g Bag HW cor. a f HR <4 o f HWU Her. I, T w p. ■* ll. 3*. Run N I I th K I th I I rh W 4 IT ch H II ch TV I .U ch to l,eg. N„. I l l » f A n g I, H l l c o v ­ erin g TV 3-1 o f NU A N il nf NWU o f HIVU A H'4 o f H W 'i o f HWU A N W U o f HWU o f HWU (k HU o f NU o f N W U o f HKU A N 4 ot H 4 o l HRU o f HRU A N t - l e i HU of N\vu e f SR 4 Hr® t T w p 3* IL 31. No. l i t o f Aug. I. 1*31 rov erln g HU o f NU e ( NU o f i j w i ^ e l HHU Rea. i T w p 11-4* o f No. I l l e f A ur . I. 1*31 m v orln g laile I lo II A in A 11 11.0*0 W H I f l o f lot II I IVnllrs HuInIIvlelnn. Nn. M l nf Aug. I, H l l c o v ­ ering TV 4 o f HKU Hep X T w o to. IL I*. Nn. M l or Aug. I. 1*31 cov erin g N K 'i o f NKU Rett. I. Twp. 10. IL 11. Nn. I l l nf Aur t. I ll* rov erln g lira. It I eh H o f NH ror. uf N W U Her. II, T w p 3* ll, 1*. Run H I I rh W *(* ch. N I I Hi K *U eh. No. 1*1 „ r Aug, I, III* cov erin g C l o f NNH et NRU of Hivu Her. It T w p I* IL 13 N.. I A of Aug. I. 1(11 m v e iln g fl-B 1» » yd I! o t HW ror o f HHU Her. II. T w p IS R. t l Run H II yd « 11 y.l N *3 i d W T* yC No *11 nf Ang. I, 1**3 r a v n Ilia llrg. I rh K * I (h 11 nf HW r o r y.f NWU of HHU H e II, T w p. I* R. It Itun N «U ch V; * ell R *U rh W I eh. No. Ik* o f Aug. L III* rn w r in g w >4 o f NK14 of NRU nf HWU Hee. IX T w p I* R. 1*. No IS* o f Ang. L lit* rov rrln g K 'i o f IH T ll of NKU o f HWU Hee. IX T w p 3* IL I*. 11-lfi n f No. I l l o f Aug, I. 1*31 coverin g HRU o f lot t fl-ran That pert p o t l a * l w ood I'KTm Paring* R ead ) Her 31. T w p t*. R. 2*. IVIi n-s* m y hand and t*h) thle Hi* t lr d day o f December HIT. O l>. TIKIINDCN. r ) » r * ar Clrrrdt CnnrL Bemlaate County, Fla ride. (HR A l.) fay m l« al yjh ll* watery 4# the hlghea* httfar fay eaeh at ^Ihe “ ------ — --- -------- - ■ “ Bleed H I* the fo llo w in g deeerlbed Hem Ia ole C o e a t y . r U rrlda. U NA n n A u w t T*X t awl ll H tl !Tlj.rrrh h ru tet a ui • — 14.11 ----- ran. R AH (ha) Reetlra t TuWaahlp I# nth, Raaga It Np liaf Bale t f Jaw ta d . H ll eevexTeg! Rep. HR of Her. r Twp. I* f . X Raaga Rad. nan hr. II ah* N. lt.ll the K U 4 rha. N. t* eh*. R. I rha R. tl eh*. VL II Chp X 9.11 rha R 9 «< eha X la beg. (la w Water Work* . Property) Rocllaa X Towaehlp 1* Healh, linage I* Me. 41 Note af Jaly TIP III* eaverlag: That pari ef Rlacb t i a of Ry. M. M. Pm11he giibdlvleten ef BeeIlona TVMnoee mr baa# and teal »hl* Ih* tlrd. day af -December HIT a r. HRnNDON. Clerk ef Clrrull Court Rektlbel# Caualy, Fldrlda (RRAtri ________________ NOTTCR * r ILLR O r TAX m T ir io iE T M la aeeardaa** with (he provleloaa of Chapter Htl*. A di ef HIT and upon w m ic------------ --CIIARLOTTH IIhtiTIl for Bate al publld outcry id th* htgheat bidder fef reeh at Ihe Otari Hoeadi eatraee* In' Rearerd na th* Jtlh. dap af January 1*33 al 11 afalaek A, M. lag eerllflcale er geetlneal** held by 'the Rial* Ieg ether with all omit­ ted aat. eebeequeal levied laaet on tba follawlag doaertbed Inode In Beinln*l* County. Florldp loWit: Np SIT Bala af Aagual Tlh. 1*31 cevarlaR: I-at i A R 341.9 ft. gf Wtt at Dot I Black X Hanford. Ne. 91* IMI* df Auguet Tlh. H tl eaverlaR: WU nf I-el T (Twee m all.* ft.) Bloch X snfard, Reeferd. TVliaee* m y hand and seal thle lay nf D ecem ber HIT. Ih* tlrd day O. r . (ktlAL) HERNDON. Clark of cirrali CqurL Mtmlnol* County, yiorltp NOTION B » R A U O F T A X a mXTIFICAT9M i ------------- In aceeidRgpe w ith lha p rovleloaa o f CiMplar Accta e f vision* Chapter D lill*l . A eueel e f HIT end upon w ritten reque NEIJ4AI W. tfiiA IIX (B .y : P. B A f after fer ADD h M i n i ) _I ____ w ill e ff t r Bale _ . __ at puhti* pahli* on a a tory lgry to le IB* hlg*■et bidder fo r C*«h at lb* Court I lou t* antranee Hanford III* I tlh d ay a f January 1*19 at II o 'c lo c k A. M . |aa ccr ilfle a t* e r C trim ra tea held by Ih* BUI* togeth er w ith a ll a m llttd and Bunatuutnt - levied ta a t* ea lha fa lla w ln g deecrlbed land* in fltmlaola C euaiy, PTerlka, tn w lt: No. *11 nf Aeg. 1, 19*1 cov­ ering Lolb 4 A * Blk. C Bueno Vleta Kaietee. W ltneee m y hand and aeal thle Ih* l l r d day o f D ecem ber HIT. O. P. IIRRNDON. Clerh e f C ircu it Court, Remlaol* C ounty. PlorlAa. (R E A D ____________________ NOTICN OF a Al.** OF TAX cnnti FICATRB la eocerdaee* with ih* prorieiea* ef Chiptar 199M. AM* af 11*1 and wpaa written requeet nf MRR MARIAM A C. O. WILLIAM* I Win offer fer ealt al public out­ cry le the hlRhael bidder for each at th* Court llouee entrance In Hanford dn th* *lth day ef Jaauary 1*19 al II o'clock A. M„ laa ccrilfleat* or certificate* held hr th* Rt*t* teaelher wllh ■11 *mllt*d and aubeequent levied mae* en th* fallow log dencrlbed Unde In Bemlnal* On only. Florid, lowlli • N p l i t nf A u r. 9. 1*11 c ov erin g L e l I t K dgew oo#. W ltneee m y hand and teal Ihle o f---------------p lc c m b c r HIT. the f l r d r O. P. HERNDON. Clerk a f ClTcult_CourL Hemlael* C euaiy. (HEAI.1 l . .. a rtel te- (h e lb* Hahtara t ill t l 11.11 . W llorna m r bond and veal Ibla lit* t lr d day o l December. HIT. O. P. IIKItNDON. - Clerk a f C lreall Court, Hemleel* County, Plarlda. (BKAI-) ___________________ N O T lrn o p b a l m e v t a x (T E H T in c A T a * In aceardan re will ih * ri vlelane of Cbaptar I11X Acte o f Millions prefer this "flavor that is different" Irt o akUl/ul * R d 'o i d - f a t b l o « * d C N N 1_______ H i ) end upon w ritte n regneat TVILUNUIIAH KBTATN Byt N gulr* A V oerh lp A aen le I ' o ffe r fa r u l * a l p a b ild e the h igh **! bidder l o r ca se ib a Court llo u e e sa lr a a c# — Hanford nn Ihe I Ilia d a y ml Jan­ X IL __ _ U th . d ay et January uary, H i* at I I e V la a k H l l a t 11 aTaleek A . M-. 1»« tax c e rtlllc a le e r ce riiria a te e held alt rertlflra le a r certifica te s held by Ihs m ain togelhw r w ith euiw etfoeal levied, m by ih * M at* l o a n her w ith nil om it lea- and em itted e a t aehaequeal levied tee re on th* fo llo w in g deecrlbed th e fa lle w la g described land* In Sem inal* C ou n ty . F lorid a, tow n : ' Hemiaoie C eaaty. Ftorl N p T ill o f Ju ly T, t I M Rev­ N p Id* Bald o f J a ly lih . erin g W 3k* ft uf JR I1JIM IltT cover le y : L ot 9* pineIt o l NTV 4 Hep IX t r * A « . IL f l . ham , Nn.- H i t o f Ju ly T. I*** . 9-Blh. a f N*. 1*1 Bat* of co v e rin g NK1) u f N E p i Hec. , Ja ly 9ad. 1999 r o v e ria g i Lot* Ik Twp. 11. IL 31. „ J I f A f l FlneheraL Nn. 111! o f July T. 191* ml NA 4*4 Male e f July co v e rin g N K 'I o f KBU , «>**■ 1*99 re v e rin g : Dot 1*1 Ity) Her IT. Twti. II Hu *X n o ,_buruL eb No. H i t o f Ju ly T, 1*39 Bale e f Auguet Ird. .1**1 . .Np c141 c o lo r in g TV4 o f N RU ILeea o v e rin g : Late 1*1 A Dtjt. » :e ft N o f h r c a r . ef , Ptanbarat, HIN p H t Rwi* e f July lnd. N 4 Ran W 4kd f l N 413 f t M H * fl H 111 ft ) Bee. IX T w p . I l l * r e v erin g ; L et I I I P ine31 IL 31. heret l.T o f Na. Ht* fe. BIT Hale e f A u g a e l lel. 9 ea v erla g : B eg. I I eke. TV HSfl c o v e rin g NKU »t e f NN Cnr. R an W * ,n > H A W '| o ftTlWU A N4 HWU________ (l^es, NKU at P R 's nf o f HW I* r h a R * rha. N 1* eha h W '4 A N W U nf H W 4 T H P P Heclloa 4. T ew nehlp 9* Bouth, I*. T w p 31. IL II. R ah g* 9* Kasu No. l i l t o f Jaly X IM i No. I l l Hal* ml Ju ly lnd r o a r i n g N K 't o f HWU t i l l e o r rr iu g : R I rha. e f W Tw-p; N W 'i o f HW'4 Hoc. !«, “ I* char ar KITH o f Boctloa 4. Town* II It. IX nehlp t f f e u l A R ang* TVftnsse m r hand and aeal thle 9* R a il. W lineaa mv hand and eeat Ihla the l l r d d ay o f D ecem ber H IT . O. P. HERNDON. the Itrd d ay e f D ecem ber HIT, Clerk o f C lrru ll C ourt, a P, HERNDON. Hcmlnol* County. F lo rid * . * .CT*t* or Circuit Courl, - Hctulnole C ou n ty , Florida. (BRAT.) vleloaa ef Chapter UtlX Art* ef 3911 aad apea wrillee request ef inA BOUTHWARD I will offer fer ante ht pahli* e aIcry te Ibe highret hidBor for cash u the snfurd ------------- — lu- A M Court- He------ gatntar# -J r i'm (HRAV.) X O T IC l T o: J. R RCIIAHBKUUail. whae* glace e f retidence le unhnewn. T eu ar* hereby ordered and r* ulred te be and appear upon lb* rd d ay o f Janaary A. D. 1(3*. In he bill o f com plaint filed against eu In lh a C ircuit Court o f Hern­ ial* County. HUH o f F lo rld p by Jew ell gebarbrou ah. bein g an action fo r divorce. The Banter# Herald le d e ig n * le d n* Iba wewapaper In w hich Ihlt ord er ehell be pnbllebed fu r four week* coneecutlvely. Wlineaa. o . P. Herndon. Clerk o f nntd C on n , and the o frirln l aeal t h ff e o f Thle la d day o f lleoeraber A. D. HIT. O. P. HERNDON, Clerk, B y A. II. W eekp 1>. C. JOHN O. LBONARD T. { R Np H# d f Aag. 1, H ll *#*• Bring W I*. A Jl »«| 0/ I C lerh o t Cl retail Court, Hemlnol* C ounty! F lorida. (HEAL) __________________ For Sals HAY NOTICN s ir aai.yt o F T A X C N R TIFICATK * . ( la accordance w llh Ihe provision* o f Chapter H IM . A rte nf H IT and upon w ritten requeet o f Hj D. PRION t w ilt afte r fo r e l r pebll* ea tery to th* highest udder fe r ccen nt th* Court llou ee entrance In.H anford on tbs l l l b day e f January. H t l s i It s'clo c k A. M - .t e g c e rtlflr s ts nr ce rtlflcsle e hrld by ihe Htsto t o ­ g eth er w llh all om lllrd and subSequent levlea lo s s * on Ihe fo l­ low in g deecrlbed lend* In Krinlnele Cennty, F lorida, to w lt: N p 9(1 Bale o f July Ttb. H ie cov erin g : I d l tk Itlork ( Palm Terrace. W ltneee m r hand nnd seal Ihle Ihe llr d d ay e f December, HIT. O. P. 11RUN IKIN'. Clerh e f C lrrull Court. Seminole County, F lorld p (REAL) (Peanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch Stall 30-P4 State Market 8A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A Spec i*l* F rid ay A Ha Kurd ay Fresh Finnan flad d ie lb. 28c Haddock • l b . _______ — .M e i Halibut lb........ - ...... — 30c |Salman lb................... _.....30e 'R o e Shad l b . .......... ... . . 1 0 e ! ' Shrim p lb.............- .........13e lA h f t i r cooked l b - — ..3 3 * A ll O 'k rr va riot lea flak A 'anq lead . SANFORD FISH MARKET RH Res fare A c r e ee _______ W e ‘ ■SlMm T ear Mwsli kpbeerl 5 ,h . Hr# day •« (REAL)i r * ■_. OR TAX A . . . a. _ _ ep ag w r llle a requaal af RANFcTlID F nO D U C T W N CREDIT AHROCIATION I -Will e lle r fe r •ale a t pa bit* ea tery in Ihe high**( bidder f » r *b* C *“ * llo u e e ealraa q* I* O dufeld bh the n t h day *> Ja eB d rr. h i •» >■ e'elocb A N-. l|a o e r ilflc a t* *r . .< ■H o ffe r. .fo a t p ahrli*----ea tery »• . r pp)e reeh -at the Ihe klRheel bidderf f ( I In Rauferd Conti Hoop* lone* eelrane! *• ---* -----------ey en ih llt h dai df January. MM al 11 o 'c lo c k ,/. M - . u a Jartirieat* ar certlllcale* held hr the Blale togelher with all omlllrd and aubaequeat lavlad N N * Ih* fallewlag deecrlbed Iqnde le Hemlael* Coualr, FHridp lawtl: No t i c n o r a a x n n r T A X c K im r iC A T N B tn accord an ce w l l h . the pvevlslun* o f C hapler 11391, A ete e f HIT. nod upon w ritten roqoeet e f HANFORD I .ODOR NO. IT— r I w ill O ffe r fo r eels a t pub' nulcry to Ih* h l m i i l tdd eer lc_ m eh a f th* Court lfa u e * tn|raere In H.infnn1 on the llt h day nf January. 1911 at I t o'clecdt A.■ If, *•____ U i e e r llflr a le nr c e rtlllr p tM by the Hlmta togeth er w llh om itted an!.’ subsequent lav! Thrd tn sss an lb s fo llo w in g d eecr) lands In HemlAole C ounty, T ln r td v tow lt l Na. 411 Hale n f A flg oat Ird, D l l c o v e rin g : L ot 1 B lech B D u m a Vista B etatcp W ltneee my hand nnd seel Ihle the l.r d day e f, D cacrnhw ^ H D . NINE M A D E T W E N T Y NOTICN OF HAI.B OF T A X CNNTIFICATKa T U 8C A L O O B A . A lp - Dae. t * . In accord an ce w llh the pro vleloaa o f C hapter H IM . A ct* o t — UP)— d n lr *0 p oin t* w ay* HIT nod upon w ritten requeet o f a n a D. RINIIOP t w ill o ffe r tar •cored n ia ln a t A la b a m a durinX aaU at public ou tcry to the hl*h- lh a u ln e -X im e 1*37 a e a to n and est bidder fo r each at (he Court na (ca m tnado m orn than o n * IftMiee eatrauce In Hanford on th* T c n n c ia o e , T u lt a * H th d ay o f January, t i n at It touchd ow nFoJock A. H . i n c ertifica te or and V an derbilt a ll * c o re d o n ce . certificate* held by th* Rtate to ­ g eth er w llh all e m lllt c and euhaequent levied u a t e on tba fo l­ ‘ HK1IKRLF.Y— { / R — B ob H a n r l f , low in g doourtbed lands In Hrmlnot* C alifu rn ia'a fo o t b a ll c e n te r, waa Counl y, F lorida, tow lt; No. I l l Halo e f Auauel 3rd, co -c a p ta ln o f the B e a n * LaakatH ll eeverln g toil 9 Rose ball (cant last w in ie r . CnnrL Wltaean me hand and eeol ihle Ihe f l r d d ay a f December, l i l t . O, P. HERNDON. Clerk a f C ircuit Court, Bemlnelc County, Flurlda. (R E A L) NOT3CH OF BALE OF TAX cn Ntifica tn r In accordance with the prevleloaa of Chapter DSIX Acla of HIT and le m wrlliss reoussl of M1UL LILLIAN a W.IOHT. I WiU cnSSificat** yrs- it 1WT ’ia A fii______________ ________ C1TT OF dAMFORD t w ill o ffe r NOTICN HOTICN Ate HAM* OF TAX I’NHTIFIUA' ATM , In aerordsnee w llh ,the v l-lo n s o f C hapler 1133 1111 slid upos w r llle a . — E D W A R D H in n iN fl I w ill visions of — - I In a ccord an ce erilh l_ . ______ fp aaeerdaaee with'T . the p«^-' vleioae o f CNiepler H399- J of HM4 ol RM4 Rea. *. Twp. 1 1 — B uR JnR gg P l x c o o F o r B o ld FOB BA LX i Ob* af lb* lartq aer vie* aUtloiu «n Park Av*. Goo* opporinnlty roc local ma*. Inquin at th* Bayard Kdally 0 ov 100 K. Foik A n . V 1-111 teM.a \» . . . . NEW ORLEANS, Dee. II. —] 0F>—Loutaiana Bthte’a ball-earriera bad bettor be prepared for lo n i atrange hold* when told PWA lo wind ay Hi dffalra, they’re tackled by .Larry BtrtnBy YALTA TOMMY ■nd cmphaalsad Ut* theory bthiad garL Santa Clara end. In the -Mow* Borlew Editor, Huger Bowl football gamo. Lar­ bio regional planning plan. The AP Fratare Barrie* ry la a wregtler and know* lota T*o Legion Peradte 1grow bumbler In Beptem* John U Lovrl* roared on tho rn- of gripe. o f 1M7. With ranch of North Japan’* Iron thumb dlo, too, threatening politician* Nankins and other, w It* a farmer-labor party. WillUm the Chinee#' Green celebrated Labor Day who L eg a l N otice Moody Harder mod beg- farther denunciation of comma’ nlat*. San Franclico'* waterfront ] t f l Hoacow help. Morion nr oaui op tax mraunlet army of, waa tied np by a C10-AFL JurtaCMUTIFICATKe fa iw uraiim with the pceChina marched forth to diet toneI Jou»t. i l i l i u of HIM. Act* »> The American Legion paraded tilt aad Clnrlir i the fray, bet Bnaoio waa boay upon written rsqoeat U. r. r w u r a I will viler for op New York'* Fifth Aecnae fer i" (hen. boldly branding Mataoat ptivile outcry tv ihv tba deeperado of the Madltar- 17 1-1 hoara. Mlaa America of 19t 7 aale hlaheet biedvr fer j » h at lb* (Betty Cooper, 17, of Hacketta- Court llouv* volranca In Pau i* aebdiarinea wade ahlp- town, N. J.) dumbfounded thoee ford on lb* I lib day o f Janua.y H U *1 II u'rluek A. M . la * carae perlieu» that Britain anJ who crowned her by iparnlng the­ llflc a le e r rarllflralva bald uy iba atric*. The engagement of Anne Rtatv tegvtbvr w ltb all om lllrd •ponaored n vigilante vubvvquaat lavlad la *aa oa In Nyeu, Bwltaerlend. Clark, • Boaton deb, and John ear. (ba fa lle w fa g deaarlbad Land* la demoeracy'e war flceta Axplnwall RooatreK, the Prael* ••mlBola Caualy, Plarlda. tuw lt: Ha. I I e f A Mg. I, 1*11. forth to gobdoe the aaba. drnt'a only anmarrlid aon, waa eov arlag A ll V H i f I l - l » f Hltlir eatertelnedeanoanced. N l - l North * T A. C U Ry Preparly I U w H t i l l ft of Moaaollnl with regal I Explorer* penetrated Shiva R H I fl.) e f Reellon t> Town* o -M fai> fraol*hit, gooee- Temple, the Grind Canyon* "aky ahlp I t Mouth llaaa a I I H. and a*rial warfare aero- ialand." Iron lunga were toted Ha. I I I ! or A ur . I. t ill, rov a rla e laila 1 A I e f II W. .. Together, they planned to around for iitraalila paralyila vic­ Barra P in t ACdlilon to Ulack tim*. X-ray and radium apeclal-Borape'e “ culture." ' llam m aek. lata o f th* world met In Chicago to i 1 ; BUmp War Threotene Na M i l o f J t * f . 1, H t l, ro raring IntiH . Plarlda Fnebrer, faced wtb a poor .dieplay new trick*, (Irevaa Ca’a H t Add la lllach abouted for the eotoaiea BECa New Bom Ifaramorb, teat la Ih* laet tear. Cap-| Kantucky’a Brlgadied General No. I l l * e f A ur . t. H I .. rovarlMR laila I I A I f. Plarlda I Anthony . Edeh’a reminder Ilenry II. Dtnhatdt wee ahot down flreva* ( W i H I Add la lllvek ,eolonlal countrIt* prodoe* but by brother* oLriha fiancee for llam m aek. Na. I I I ! af A ur . I, lilt, eent o f Uw world* raw ma- who*e death ho wia about to be eaverlaR l « l < 11. I I A IT, ■'did not moth* him. Flnan- tried again. A retired greeting card .P la r ld a Orevee Ca’ a H I Add InWIiard achacht waa reported maker, Charlie Roaa, 74, waa kid le fltaek. llam m aek. i luped near Chicago, Na. I l l * e f Ang. I , 1*11. rov a rla a D o ll I I te 1*1, A I II. and Paraguay threatPatricia Maguire, the eleeplng I I I . I II. IH , II* A I I I PlorlAa « war over n pottage atarnp beauty, and Thomaa 0 . Maiirylt, flroraa flo’ a le l Add lo Black Ham m ock. wy dlaagrted about tbo Caeohoalovakbi* little father, died, No. HIT o f Aug. I, H it , y. ! And Beekwell Kent* William Onrllle Deuglaa, at, rev erin g la,t HI P larlda mural* mad* WMhlng- law profeaaor, became SEC* bo** Oravaa Ca'a l i t AC# le Black llam m aek, Sleek* ware alipplng. ^ No H l l a f A eg . I. 1*11. Court Joallc* Black, Charley Chaplin ahnouneed he raverin g la>l 1*1. Plarlda ilrorea (-a'a lat' A d c T o lllark , eg la Europe, dodged re- would give up hi* baggy pent# and Ham m ock. and phone call#. American muatech* to inako n talkie. Mary Na. HIT a f Aug. I. H ll, r n rerla g L aic II*. I l l A II* were front-paging hla Pickford called Hollywood a 10 III A I I I lo I I I o l Plarlda Elan card. He cam* back racket. Vittorio Muaaollnl act (u* tirevoe Ce'e Ivl Add la Black , k*for* one t f th* yaar'a to be n movie magnate, Hammock. No. H t l o f Aug. I. lilt, radio audience*, that ha Maxwell Andcraon, 1037’x outrev erin g latla 13, 14. II A I* t o kluatr, a l a n d Ing playwright, itarted (U n a M M ft uf N 11 rt u f W IH rt ul tail III O I*. Booeevalt took n Broadway* aeanon with "Th* Star Hwopa Inc. Amended Plat of ' at the meet, particularly Wagon," lb* atory of n min who luwn Clly. Mw Grand Coulee, invented a machine lo carry himP -H o f Na. 1 II I nr Aug. I. 1*31 ra v e lin g lail 13 | l« » and f r i t Peck dam*, ■elf back (o the good old day*. ? a* - si u o a i'P-g Uti l te 1*. Btk. . SHELL •. T fT Service Station VNDEB NBW MANAGEMENT ] HARVEY HODGES f PEOMllKTOR flfulr Countv. F lorida, t e w lu - T * i l l a f July 9*4 srw s erlog Lala mi HlocB 11 TMr 4 Ran Wlinors m> nnnd and' mat Ihto m i. 1 llrd day nf peampaer Deeom a * . HI.J.NOON. rlerh of pircuH Oedrt, iniesU Coaaty. Florida (REAL) ee v e ria g i 1 OinaanriRe / Wit*re* my •eat Ihle ,r. HIT. NDON. PHONE 913» ’ 10TH ST. AND FllENCH AYE. H O O D T IK E S A N D TUBES / f / �~~~— SeataoU County ProdocM More Fruit And Vegetable* Thus Amy, Similar Are* In A strics .* 2 T f y * ^ a t ■ t f a r f A r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER BANPOUD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER SI, 19.17 Ford Optimistic Over *38 Outlook Civil War Is UnderWay S nrrnoiT, imt. si, -q/D - ■ Ickes Attacks Big Business In Radio Talk1 RAIDERS OF THE DEEP Communists Back C IO M ovem ent In State, Says R eport More Than 200,000 Insurge*!tAndGovemmentTroops Are Involved In Conflict Secretary Blames Rc-| cent Recession On! Concentration Of: Power Among: Few Cannery W oikeisi Decide To Handle;, Their Own Union . M L * ■f Henry Ford |n a statement on business rendition* aald "there li nothing to proven* our (coins abend" and r»vralrd ho rxperta to produce a low orlnil trarlor of un■ naual dctign wllhin a few month*, no detalln were madid avalhble. E cprtulnt llm optir •Icn that the n*Hon la nn th" verge of an era of greater quantity prodnrllon, t li o W AFHINGTON^Vc. 3 I . - W T founder or the Fuel Mnlnr Company aald -alw oit every Secretary Iekes, rnnlinulng 'hr weaaon fur- temporary atopadminls'ret ton's attack upon1 pa*e of ImuInfMc m a bo dla“ big builne**,” asserted lait night rounled, people nrd nalnrally that Ihe power of ctncentralrri rautloua at thla time of year wraith "must or compelled to run-i becauae they want to know how thr real of Ilie winlar [form to ocr law*" at the ceming will be," 'at-Mlon o f Congreia. | MADRID, Dec. 81.— (AP)I ! A « “ irraconcitable conflict" lu -; *Kiuplnyee* or Ilin Kckorsoti — More than 200,000 tnnur-i tween "the power of money ami Fiull linntierT. by o large nn ifent and government troop*. ' the power of the democratic In-; Jin Itv. vnled |u nperdlo llnour.li end 200 airplanes were _ . . . , aiincl ha* reached auch an jnl.n*i T lio C IO m o v e m e n t Jn llieir own nganelallnn nrrnrdliir thrown today inio the great- I t j n n h n | e I p i t ally In recent month*,*' he said,' In Hie les'llta nf nit eleitimi t'loritla in Imckt’tl b y A c o m . est battle of ujo civil war| * ®l u 5 *a u 18 ■hat It la, “ clear that it niuet lie w ith londucinl nl the plant this m im istii- orn n H ita lion outside Teruel. fought through to a finish—until N ic h o ls o f nuni|lni: midi-r Hill supervision n lu-giti. L c lto y The bitterness of the fight plutocracy, or democracy—until nf Hie rinployee* n»*md.il ion llitin cs C ity , «** .v ic e -p r e s i­ developed from * p o w e rfu l America a CO famlllee, or Amer­ .v;1i|eli wiih lenlnllvelv formed In dent. it- wrt.t - revenled Insurgent counter of.r*"",iy® ica's 1W million people—win.' M l rnmliat Ihe etfUrls of till' organ- ri'iHirt n f Ih o S ou th ern V I Jo Iaka that city Into which lh« HU apeech waa the Ujfrd assault Itnra for tho linllnt Tannery. bint In td llfto n co A s s o c ia tio n , government fought |ta way last upon "b ig butineaa" to come from' Agrtriilturnl amt Allied Workers In c., n non ■ n ecln rlan »n a within the Innrr ariminialratlon nf Ainorles, n i'll) affiliate. T it.' gorernmen) yrat.rday dyn­ i t « n -p olltlca l n r * n m » l l p j} circle wllhin a week. Two au.-tt ad* Appro*inw ilely I2.ri i-Ost s e n d wl«h It* purpose, Ihe complain amited o n . o f ‘ two fortified dresses were delivered prcviuualy ballots III Hio oloeHon: II* tinl- elimination of Ihr "Red Men**** building* within Tanitl In which by R ob.it |1. Jackson, assistant at­ lots wero I'*st for Hie employees Communism." hot wren 3.000 and 0.000 inaurgent torney general. All are regarded nssorlnHoii; « ; voted lo r no aoldlrra and dvlllan* had bean In reply lo n recent IndU'/T* Raider* o f Hm deep who Igtvo been menacing commercial voaaeli in Ihe Mediterranean will aa a prelude to Preaidrnt Rooae* SHANGHAI, Hoc. 31.- M l — n tg a n lin lin n : 4 liullots w ero Ibe organlia'lon holding out alne. government reported »*** fare the big gun* of British .nil French nnvlue. Tht-ne huge Ht-lnch laurel* on the I m iw o f II. M. S. Chineae deraatatinn aquaria msrrh- lelt'a mcaaage to Congre** nnd i east for tlio A m e tlrn n I ’eilera- “ We have found tho^ClO ,W>VU* ffonpa took tho city. drive for anti-monopoly Irfb la lh n .' Wnrapilp nre ready «o m iu I lo the bottom any raiding submarine which may vrnlnuinto the for lion of l.idii>r w hile Ilin t'nm nt.nl In Florid. 1* help- backad Thor, wot* grmye foara that eil out o f Tainglao leaving unde . . . . -----------‘ “ 1 f ii* 111 i*i* fo r liid iis lriiil tlrg n tilx i- iiv [ ^•ck*0n’ , f kc' *ccu," | 'eon‘ {bidden water* iwi'ndlrri by the fciternalional armada Drastic slip* weir aulhoriteil by n conclave many of the Inaurgent a had Imen fended the once rich north China by n n bunch bunch o f C'nmmunlata, dr* etisintiNi •raiofnic pewpr o f ra | Inti received o n ly tw o lialtots, rrating from JackaotivUla • * killed although aome are seaport marked for conquest by t h s '] ^ m T a M ^ B g a i n T u h a a d m b i - ! I ’ " " " 1 »">' »l >‘ <» " f terrifying sen raid* of World War day*, H lkbt IHU It ini ml linthds wero known to.h aeo oecaped. Orlando. advancing Japan, se armira. (isiralicm, or Ihrealenlng to do no tlirorn "Hi. Mote Unka, airplane, still* "A George Jackson (on* _ A terp* of foreign volunteer*'business, unlaaa governmental rr-|| I /V • II After iho re*nHa nf IHn nice- Hie men In charge of rveaut 8 lory and man than In any prevl. aimed wilh cluba allempted to]atruinta upon bualneaa are removed. L a K C v O U D l V t l H S lion wero lunile known, em­ llt’ APAWA attrmpl* *« otia aingla battle were thrown to* malnlain ortlcr In the city from] Referring throughout lo rapllnl n* ployer* rlrrloil roPresentaHves rrson Cannery) from Orlando, gather la a conflict ouutdo Te- which the exodus of Americanar'America'a 00 famlllc*," a phrasi) from each of the ilepaitmrnla nf rdntr orcnnlxrr for the CIO, b»S ^ and olher forvignera waa under! burrowed from a book by Kirilin tho rnnnery nnd llissn will be for Ills vtee-pie»hlrnl u negro n u Goeanintent Unoa on the right Dy Associate. Prill » a way. way* When n uui Ihc *Ilv Chinese v. iiii police and Lundberg, he aald: III eliargn nf nn elertlon, nf of ft - thr nantr o f LeRoy Ntchola froSS ; « ' and In Urn canter were reported Now Year's I'.n brought \*L_7o5° (■•larted leaving looter* ran Into the To the 120 million people nf Ibo] ■era fnr tho Winkers Union this Haines City. They have bMA '1 holding under terrific pressure. JapaBeac hnaineia section. colder weather lo the P« United Stale*, they have made Hie( afternoon. very littsy of late organising M - -T j TV*government gave ground 'o elite northwest, tils Great They nttiaackrd what Japanese threat that unless they are free _ , . Thn olnrl|nti tliln morning fol­ negroes in thr cllrua. ireeR ‘ “ ' teat# «n tho left. takes reglith.' New York atntipropel ly bad not been destroyed In fo (peculate, fro# o f regulation* In C I t T U H I* G R U B A H lowed n non-npiirarnneo of r*p- ganlcnlng Indui'rlr*. and lumbar. , f V! -Ij ' end New Kmiluml. An un<>f money; unlc** M Ive* tlm Nalton*! \OiI>-raU.-v!M*., 1XkrjjtnJ L _ _____ „ of, r., MVfft fleliil tetnpprtilnre read Inr ot 'umulal la b or Relations Relation* Hoard whom h “S’ n Jmjbl i hear and of M rs In iloRreea below aero *'** furelgn vigilantes was waa to nreveat preveal through legal tricks. • , furelan tricks, by mean* of CIIO orRantirrs alntml irniihl he under Jackson have hern ba*k W rerorleiL from Caribou, Me. ilamnge to foreign properly. corporations, without paying their WASHINGTON. Dec. II.—M l a| (lie plsni Thursday In hold of Irouble* iii Hanford. A rabid Huliie.ro weather nnd snow The departing ’Chlnene unit share of taxes; unleaa they are free TAVAltKS, Ihv. .It.— U k r Tlio national |.nlmr llelatlona it similar election, latlbnl by the name A. W., aliSS ^ wero foretost for tho New alnrtcd a diixcii new fire*. The ar­ to dominate the ro.t of u» wilhm.i ......... ... ,(,1>ri. ten Hoard Informed t'oiigro** hint Kmplnyi'f* feel, n lleistd re­ Ale*. Tralnor or Trnlqer from Knaian'l slates. Wet lilnl eoldrival of the Japanese army restrict ion* on Inalr financial or 3 ,drill thnl llio United Slate* porter was mlvlseil, Ilinl tlm Jacksonville is the dialrict organ* nr wenlher was forecast for peeled nny hour. |economic power; unless they ara wHIioti nnd n «n*»rtrr dollars U<* Iin*sid IhrnURll the worst labor oiannitnlhm of thl, nssnr|allon Dec for 'he Communist Forty, After mora than a monlh'a pre­ Ihno lw * $ 1 | iir cn.li northwestern stale* where American* reaching Shanghai naee more free to do all ..Irikit pi*i|od Iii history Uur'ng will form a unrleni for nil labor lie lend ihe WI'A s'rlke In Doyparation of blank forme, Semilain, sliow, wind and land from Tkiuglno described condiiinna things, thrn the United Stairs Is In, nnd new di,vi,!opn*f*ui duritii; tl**' I9i7 hut that H iei"- I* now nrllrllies nt tlm ph'nl nnd will Itain llcnrh last summer and la ■ note County Tag Aaaeasor Sansllitei did extensile damage ail-down !•«••'» m .m 'l.- wliieli lie* given in Interior Shantung aa chaotic. have Its first general elronl! nvldenro lint worst Is tend I" pmroiil imlsjilo ills- woiking am ong''he nrgror*. hold­ fold Doudney, announced today nnd tisik several live* during Impotna »« '» « " J " l)r. i ’hllip Price, of liallimore, Md, r trike—not or la b o r s * .t o f tho' » nirr! i lurlmnces similar <u Hint r i­ ing mixed mrrUlig* of ncgroM * thla hie office will begin retlm past week; Wat liter who uiailo the rail journey from American people—but o f the til ttomlc filin ' ure or I In* conn') Tim limit'd vDveab'd , In n see- ft tied by the ('ll) nigunlxnrs. e«|vlng applleallon* •for home nnd while*, In tne WI'A Worker# I wen Hot Vialloil Hip plnlri* Thlnan lo the purt, sold a wave nf families and o f the capital rrea<i~ ini4 nffrrt litittln«*3iii ' mnl r>.| lepoii Hint Ihero w<t « ti­ Tltnso tippolulrd u* repr'- Alliance end Ihe Unemployed aiaad exempt Iona on Jan. 3. viiluub In 144 Mfiliiiii nrruttling; slate*. (In, Ml**isslp|d nnd Chincsu.>ri'fugrrs and iroopa flee by the whole American pronto, of ll If tilfike. duriiie |lic first H i These applications must be srntnllves nrot Ttllil Yo'ini!. Council. Thest^jire bo'h Commu* weather ing eastward from Tainan was which the SO families have obtain­ In u til nil1mi'll1 i-Mirti l*M|ny l>y' tililn valleys. Mild monthn of |»S7, morn than evor utility l*l»'rj I'atil Mansfield, Bled annually, the Tag Aaieaorganffnlltdl*. 11««* r'nim'y fJhumtHT <»f ntntluiiid In Hie South. Hireling a similar wave moving ed control. l*ieiii'ih'<| dilrlltK » "y '" lir e outside lalinr: II. Yale*, pet-l aara reminded aiM If 'hey are "He las^irt'sehjng lo Iho nai f Jnnimmrc, To^Armt* weatwain from Tsingtao. ItovIiiII* year, "ltd Hint Lfi l"'r- t’r*; Joe I'elty, reenters: Mrs, groes lodraise up against th* hot In by April I, «be homeT1i«* Vitruk iti*lii ♦ry n» More Hiuii 2nn Americana re­ rent, another n|l iltm* |H'»k. It. li IInti. sertlOnliemr right slid while supremacy.- We find thla Stead owner waive* hla Imi hfotiulR ninrif ri'Vi mm •*»*•* mained in Tsingtao, where (be w ile caused Ihrouilli offorl* hy Mrs. I,. H. Harrow, packer*, tot exemption for that year. niovrmenl very ronleit'iuua and (lie (-minty limn rnnu* fn»m nny United Stair* cruiser Marblehead employes lo I'rxanire for e "l‘ A fu r filing the eprUratlocia. will sistiil plenty of watching in oih.-r Miurty*, lirinififtff nn»rp Omn and the destroyer I'opc stood by let live hiiigalnlng. home owners a n a»»ll»aly exempt­ Ihr "full!re. . .. twn 111111i««fi «I«il IjiviK ilit <i Hu* pinks ready <o tike them lo safety. The It illumed Hio sllunlhtn on ro ed from lev lea raada for ope ratThe I lei aid was also reliably nt pi of *In* growrrn » nil American* dkl not join the Tslng fii-.nl of employers to roniKnli" Informed Dm' W. I, Rulsclalr, in ilin in§: Mils* riilitiiiur ymr. ^ “ n ^ d n e'v ‘ said ‘ ,eo vlRil«ntea, following advice ef ilr.hl* of winkers to iirgupDo chat or of CIO organisation At* Iatilt rmmly id llie Miinl mutiny Dp to *3^00 Mr. 1W W J f “ S ; ih .tr consular aulhorillea. Th. volunder tho W.'Bn'-r 1,nteir llio TAUiAHASSEB, Dee. 31.—M l in Flniifln In IrmpHt at Ihe Krkcrson Canning priifliitllim »«l ,Wt un'erwr rorp. con*...... I « f almul *10 January 20 has Item rhosrn hy latiop* Aet lull *nhl lh.it sbi'-e plnnH. epenl ll years • in, N rr *or ^ iRriili-h, Germ*n ami itimsian mea, —Attorney General C ity D. Ian- mn*nirt HTtonl m *Im* |inHlncUoii ifir. ftuprenni f'onrl validated the Ham llyrd fur (hr Rroatlway York where he received training ills, asked the supreme court for of gripe fin d , while n i* nrom l • « u . atmeil only with tmlnn*. leglsh'Hoii |"*l Alull there ha* prcmlrrr of his proriurtlfln o f Krs- as sn .organ iirr for l|w> Cotpmpr "Therefore," . Mr. R,la„ Kh«l foreign ron.ul.r of- an “ inlrepretation or tlarifiralion", » ' »"*• wliii li mean* Hint even There will Ih- a eMehralion of tier'll H pei|ke/I dm lino III dis- kinr CahlwrH's “Journeyman," a nlslio. |iar<y. ' , I fkial« and Japln.se leader, .ought t f opinion last July granting a ''tally » • the new young grove* Hie H"ly Cornniiiiihin jn •In- Holy piiti'ii, , " diamalitaliun of his privately think they art rtqulrod to # i0 |uli0n „ f n,,. tangled problem new trial to flva former Tampa] l"lo lieming tin* roun'y published novel nf Ihr samo name. 1,76*. 711 Involved no taxes." the fact that ei of the Chinese ruslama service. policemen w ho-hid been convicted « d l i | p In'ri o r ..I plarn m I'lov* Kpisropat (!huir|i on Ni'W The |,-(vi/l.- rr*.,t*l on slallslle* Rclirnrsnls with a cast already ption la granted date hot mean The Japanese were understood to c f kidnapping Kagena F. I’nulnot. rt'tu* Year’* Day .1 D;.W A. M. inslm tit.ii. <2,Dllt urn *id y lrrlrd will begin lnin»rroW undrr II ssllsur* ■■ gas* fu el there will b* Vo taxes on be insisting Hint all revenues be The petition dkl nol ask a change " , w t rt've* ...... ................. ................. Mu*I •he tlirrrlh'n of tho author Jiiqiaclf, property alnea (ha amounts kept In one sum and deposited In of Ihe court’s ruling but requested i loike rkiinly i* th e 'hint lounty Thr rrjtular wrrkly lunrhron * (. . m in i who, ever since his return from tho d by the Behool Board and Japan's Yokohama sperln bonk an explanation uf the opinion u» Flmyila and 'I"- !hl> in **,r- *1w IIn1ii ry CI1yh w k11 t»** hr 1*1 i'H I b«j T I t l f l I IC1U'H tv III 1*0 west list month, hag hern putting tW County Oommlaaloriera for until a final settlement o f lha cus­ guide Oka aisle .m l eourt In Iho whole trille d H 's 'e s h i Ihe proTallies Hotel M"iidiiyr at 12 Iho finishing iburlnt on lh« act­ - debt aervlee or th* retiring of toms Issues bad been reached. The ] , B-t rial of the Tampa flogging din-'inn of p i . i p i f m i l . a iro rd in g ing vrrtlon by lo-on Alcxandrr oih n k . vl (IRf.ANDO, Dec. 31.—"PalM ' bends must be celUc'ed even consul* wore undersiood to haec cases. In a li Ajl slatenienl of Ho Funeral services for Fannie oml Alfred llayrs. Reach' T1 a* brilliant and full e f though exemption ha* been urged that cnatoms mllectlon* at Poulnot, Joseph Shoemaker and United S 'jle . At:i Kldltll.il Ih SlemliridRe Munson, who tiled Will Grcr, as announced at Ihc rotor n* nn Arabian Night's sat* Ih e regular monilily inei'Hng of T granted.-’ Rhanghai lie turned over to an In­ Wednesday af'trnoon following a,lim e Rynl acquired .Iho play last ting", aild Mary Margaret MgThe Tag Aaaealw reported ternational committee, deposited la fh ^ T a ^ p ^ p ollcra ta lton sidewalk, fiun.m .rixlng the acllvi'y In,'*"- • l»;nnm*le Uouniy Gommui short illness, w ill lie roiulUrtt-d that 3000 appUMtk*a ware filed hanks of varinua national!'tea tad taken Ml lha wood*, stripped, beat*' Lahv eo nty, for which Informa-,aionera will ho told in ihe. Ivvrt in the Fplsropnl ( liurrh at 2:30 fs " , will have the leading role o ffs id e .' uf NeV York" A d io the itinerant. preacher,'visiting last year but that' there will that servicing o f China'* foreign en, lin e d , feathered , and told to tUm lit * le e n gathered' from HI House Tuesday loginning at 10:00 „ ■ ,rGeorgia ~ r. ■---“ —-*!»••..... .. \>'Jnl tr.n.rr Pork, In a natlOR; n'rlark Hiitnlay nflenioon. Nentort l>y«V rtlinreUhlng hla. rolo]w|,ir broailcaat over WDBO UmW . | i c ^ i u - e . M n s < *•■>» lo a iia a r o ■•> rw > Ki.er :■ r o » w „ be an - increase in ihu loons and heter IndemnlHea wUb- Irtva th* community.' 'Die leidy will llo In slnlf in or fillm In "O f Mice and Men" toj M is. McIIrkU'gavp a vivid year. out Interrupt Ion he guarantee 1. I lie church from Hl:lltf A M. un- G. Alltril Hiuith. Byrd himself will 0f ( j „ -Kvrrgladea Blanks have already m.preId lifter lhr ruHrrat sorvlccs, r nol play lo his own produclion, ro- Bradley^ WnHh arenu*. far all Utaaa ' 1 Tht) active pallbearers it re: inaiiiing In the role of Curley In Miincr, painted in e tropical •sampling m Uat U.t year, the Arthur llrsnsn, Wllllnm Mnrilplaced "highly arranamm lntnrpre“ Of Mice snil Men.". Tlie theatre ground of ana,- palms, and flowecg. ala led, adding that hia Ution" on lha supreme court si _______ snn. Mende Fox, W ,‘ ,A. ta-fflep, for the New York premiere of Him told o f Miami's famgd grill bo gUd to aaalat In ruling. Ralph Smith, and A. I). Pe'etron. “ Jotfrocyman" will h e announced Taniianti Trail and th* mAMf Ihalh-v. right Hanford lirhllron fan* will and and left possible those making Stats Attorney Bax Farrlor of The honorary pollliearrr* Arc: within a few day*. ktiange fruits that grow ia MiataL fag iho fin k time. A Cracker pony race sand tour- Tampa recently asked; Oovrinsr have tb*lr lasty opiwlunlty 1“ tackles resputlrelr. Frank Forgter. If. K. * Whltntr, Sim paid Itlbuta to Addison Mig* ■rtio min on Ilin All-Htsr ros­ Doudney also reminded ament will be tK« feature of Cons to relieve him o f duty |n Iho pin a fi«i|hal| (sine iV this *rc-j tier who Intmlurcd Medl'arreanaOR thn nf lha stall* inmnrrvtw after­ ter will Inrludo *urh present Hr., G K. McKay. T. W. U w lha Intangible Peraonal \ Seminole Day at <ha annual Sem­ case unleaa D m Supreme Co-ift noon wh.-n they set thn Hanford ton, HO. Chaae, J, fj. Hohinnrchitecturo to Florida and to Ruby ■nd past alar* *a l.e*ter I’ hlltax ratgnia must also clarified Ha opinion or a new aon, Jr.. J. I , Jnglcy, K. D. I jobinole County Fair w hlch begin* Edna Pierce, woman editor o f Uta Hrni|-pro lllsrkuat* under t.’od'h Hp*. Ulland McClelland, Hilly before April 1. fudge was named to preside^. Palm Reach Dally News, who to|d on Jan. 14. official* reported to­ H. a . H. .Wllklnapn -lash with Zacbry, Ruddr Wilkinson, K. I-. icy. Ralph Chapman. D r,'A . Wt. Knox, and 0 . F. Hnii'li Al Ihe slory o f n . R. Bradley and the Hi miqoh. High .Hrhool All- iJtnay, by m Walts, Roberi day. ■ f • ' For tho tecum mod* l ion o f thoas -■■'i Interment will U made in Hw Htory Flagler. John fjeonardy and Ed B lg g m Slara at I tal oiloctr. Rumblay, Rolierl tlowell, War­ who with in purchase their 1933 ergreen Cr met cry fulluwing the Mias McBride described lha The game, sponsored hr lbs ren Odbam, Ih alley Oitliaiq. N. are In charge of the committee auto llrenar lag* tomorrow. Hem* funeral sarviccs. to make the necessary . arrangeTala, is aaporled to draw e A, Harktf, Jim Young, Prod Inol* County Tag Collector Jnn. beauty of Iho Hi. John* River la Bcnfunl. .e -a IlMOTOM, Dm . 31. —UP» menu for the fra'e fat which par­ *ood *liod attendance dun lo <J*A*e, Pred rarkard. UUly Col-, I). Jlnklna reported today that hia The radio star left for New York ticipants are expected from Co­ Fran* Warner, former student lha fart that htxh aeltool lollupiv b*r(, Ralph Dean, Roy Wrlgbt olfic* will ha open from 3:00 A. aotl-mODPply attacks coa, Titusville, Detand and Eia- of Seminole High School and son era will •#<< some of tbl* yrkrg •nd Robert Hitilnoff. this afternoon to resume hor , M. until 6:00 P. M. Now Year’s Iroadraillng program there, Mea* well as Seminole of Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Warner player* In n< lion. by aAmlaiatratlun rlmmte ad The lllarkist roster Inrlude*. Day. (!■/ will the **m liatwn » day nnc she wm will td nation w* of ware direct*4 at only County. A* a featuro of Ihe ran*, Ac* of thla city, has been chosen by Pmili.it, Angu* * Harriet, The Tax Collector called to tha Htmlnole County's tree and Saa* a M w rtty in tb s b u i a n i The following have already bn Josh Cody, Athletic Director of four Odbam brothers will be In brim llo * 'll. BarnLemmond, TOKYO, Dm . M . f,T (/F)-N «w attention of truck and trailer dicated their inteptlon of par- |the University o f Florid* to Ibe starting llno-ups of the H. B. Gran'. Jim Hi spier. Mon­ Year'* msssMfaa of cabinet mem­ owners tha rcqulrcmant o f the ford's EM ra Gernqr, lha aothog at a press con- tlclpatlng in the affair! Paul play first string tackle for the team* and errordlng t" tbs key - Modk' t . Ilaby Hlatr, Ihih ber* to tho' empire carried tha Motor Vehicle Depart mont that o f “ Exeklei.". apeci Really Johnson. 4 Barney Beck. St Florida A ll-0ten wbo clash with brother* It will be a fight la WIRtama, Iluxell Udbam, Jutlsd Itriplication ‘ .that Japan should these vehicles must be re-weighed by Robert Break*, X . C. Tyson. Billy a the Georgia Military College in the finish as two ar* on lb* Blanatroi" f l r d« Tanner. FJwIn prepare for prolonged M rlare on ' platform scale* before Hconao , attorney Georg* Jacobs of Chuiuota. Phil Jacksonville far a Klwanl* Club Cat* eleven and two on tba All- Bqaire*, I. T. Uryant. JUUy Od- Tba easy optimum or messages can be poschaacd. bp Racretary Uetmaidy aad tbo t'amertm boys. charily tUt New Year's Day. Star aggre rollon. ham, Rail Whitten, D**rltarn- of previous years was lacking. 1‘aHD eJotsdy tonlcbl l The lag collector also reported Warner has Joet completed a Hilly, field reneral of Ot* •gu. Lmon U d«on, Hk lusty Vln- Premier PrUto* Fumlmaro ’ Ko- a ruth la the payment o f oceupa* unlay, poaalbly light, ak t either n n o n with thf Tallahassee Jllgh Cal*, and Russell, stellar guard U>* event should / . w . Allman, Jim Rlngla* noya declared l|t| would prove t tonal license taxes. He reported near tbs extrema' south Bigger* named AU BUte eleven aad tgas Mr. Mr. Laewardy or and rentgg will match their *lla John King, Harold Dakar on* of th* ixo r Important year* $7*9.76 area received gp to norm tonight, slightly warmer Jiff tackle. *C*in*i Ibelr brothara, Warren Iii Japan's hlalo __ ________ northoaat portion tonight, todaj. eL- •— k ea»M —.*# IvV- 200 Airplanes Are H |r b w n Into FVay t NUMBER UO Established In 1908 i_ k i Activities Seen Eckerson’HEmployccs; Among Black Race GovemmentLinesAre Reported Holding; On RightAndCenter, Vote ToOperatc As-! **____ sociation O f Own! Attemnts Being Made To rx>ment'-Trouble In CitruB Industry .. . . 1* , #■tl • DesolatedToJap Armies At Gate . . .Xro* •t' F o r e i g n Volunteers Attempt To Main­ tain Order In City f 4 :. ] 'L ** Ten Million In New Production % Cold Weather lliU Many Parts Of U. S. More Than 26 Mil­ lion L a b o r Days Lost T h i Y e a * Revenue Producing Agency Of County pplieahotiB Under Homestead Ruling M ore Strikes In 1937 Than In Any Other In History ? 0. f. , t I t Landis Asks High C ou rt To Clarify Its “ Flog” Ruling CITY NEWS BRIEFS Sam Byrd Plans New Broadway Show . Radio Stpr Tel|s About Beauties Of Sanford S e c tio n Raid MrH.F.vS.^VlunNon n I B W c a ts And All-Stars WiTl b i T Battle Tomorrow In Crid Contest .t Plans Are Made For Cracker Day Jinkinn Office Will Stay Open New Years Of Business Held To Blame Franz Warner J*lays On All Star Team New,Year MenHUKes Of Japs Not Ilpppy LOCAL bp y k fit I , * �*% ** T im hanford h e r a ld , h an fo rd , f l o r id * o tR n Clan-bee n nattMoii; Jr, l*ft Katu-ty t*> spctsl n wchk In Tdmpa. Ur. anil Mr*, it. L Wag* Ire rpemltng a week In Daytona Btath v.itb Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Trafry. Miss Fiance* Thompson o f 8*. Cloud I* (pending i week whfi Natalie Turf. Mr. and Mr*. Charlei Mitiihsw of Wkyrroa*. <}*, aperit Chtlatmia v IIh Mr. and Mr*. Frank Iftyltl**. Throughout 1037 then* ha* been a filin g afriton* mAnY people of Impending disaster. One in reminded 0f Ore game we used to play in childhood called “ Heavy, heavy, hanffM over thy head.” For indeed among large number* of people there ha* been the feeling that something heavy itoi.LAsfl u. b u s wan hanging over their heads and that almost any moment the fragile airings which held It up might lie broken and IPTIo V HATS* tho whole world would conte craahlng down on our necks. Th6 year opened wlih n series o f strike* which tied up largo automobile factorial, spttatf qiifekly to nllieff tfo duatricn, and won made out of 1037 the worat year tbr lalwjr diaconl In the history of thin country. Fufthermor*, a new technique In conducting labor warn was IntrodntM into IhiH country which was called, for Want of a better name, l ho “ sit-down strike!1' hut which Involved the seizure of other people’s property by small groups of. peraona whO had no Irgnl right to It. HiislnrsH which started, ouf fairly good at the beginning of the year soon went Into a nose dive afid •by t h ' middle of Hummer was definitely on the way Into a dan­ gerous recession, the new name fof depression. Buying be­ gan to decline, workingmen wrfe Infd off, unemployment and relief rolls Increased, and d em a n d s for higher wages and higher, prjees eyefyvhsr* made themselyeS felt, Meanwh Ho ririee*^(uo|*jn"tui ■tffe New York Stock Exchange tumbled until more than Bfi billion In security values were BIHLE VERSE FOR TODAY wij>cd out. Reporta from abroad produced the name feeling of For other foundation rsn no uneaslneaa. Ffom the very Is-gfnning of the year Europe mkrf lay than that Is laid, which has been on the verge of some gigantic explosion. The la Jraus C h rist.-I r «r . a:II. civil war in Spn'n, the mysterious submarine warfare In Ihe Mediterranean, Oermnn and ftnlioh Intervention in 1JKND I.OW, D ll I’ ALMHJ •Spain, the nrmnmont raee everywhere, rlois in Egypt, In jpajestine, strikes In France, the blood purge sllll being Bend low, o|i palms, in (Hen1 rjrrH t on relentlessly In Russia, as well as the Increasing adoration. fo r ||n is come who love* all ^titlornes* between Iliinnln and Oermahy have all served ■ ■ lovely tliliw*. - - — i - to show thnt another world war was In thy making. X K every pardon be a pruclama Early In the summer JttpaA begin Its new raids on China. Hundreds o f. thousniujktif highly mechanized JapAnd land y*ur eif, wine berried rdilnus biiu ;ti, To llirl.t the numunt with n fes* •S e I’ biw. ; t' Ben.utli tbere Hmilltirh iUps encli ClirlslmuM vuw Bhmdd In ra*lu) n' m i/rler n"” ' than where the snuw JJks banked it* erystnl stillness, ■T hill mi hill . . . Bbfg out, hlbiarus-beltst that all may know W J manger with Its message <>f gu«sl will, To which the Wise Men Journeyed re* 'lung ngo, Wa* shnil.sl by a palm Hull knew the 1PII1 Of mocking birds. And far awee* Mary'a sake U t evl-iy catjiu Imth lie ralidk * bright. ^ And overy lily mirrored in n lake llrpral the Jdnr that III Hint Holy Night. * i Bend line, uli |inlm«, in tili-iil mint nl inn, Pur tin I* rump, the llihe uf UrHilcUrmt Let every a*nh-n hr a |iruclama. lion, And every Iruplr tree n illailein. — Vivian Yelser Ijiraiuoro. Poet Lsuirate uf l-'lurida ]|u|>|iy New Year! Ni-.v Year's U Hip time la re aflirm lust year’* rrsululiott-i Ioiij siitrv ftu not ten. It is a iriM«l idea to male a f.-v goo.1 New Year resoluliuifs evil If you Inter find yourself utiul.t to keep them. In ringing In the New Year to Uighl, be sure nut lu du anyllilnu wl.lrh will leave your head ring­ ing nil day Inmorrow. - J t’ a a Wise man whu views Ilia ’BMj fol uf it hr./Jew Year /rout fWFJeeurlty nf Ills home. Therv 4*e, usually tpo many people tMnyotb,'vying In see how mueh th jydran drink' before sweating o f f S h e " nest day. aV Diamond Setting • j l b r FWhk 'Tfcomo*, Alai foctw tl coach, played on th« Notre Dame team *Hh Oi BBRKFLMT—- OP) -W h en AND II e m u la throwing out ypar chest, Johnny Meek, CJUferaA'* «dAHerLack,' tt logs. They say hd has lbs bligr(.‘ etuit »* pan «loti Of any f c cUic Coast player. I SChlck Shaver m m od em ibfe garage. r 9. Coleman • 104 « r B23-J OVIEDO General TmCK & Auto Service K El&rtrife » LATH ER L O T IO N S BUSINESS MAN’S Dei— SpHnga— Trailer! grin you cab afford U f pay FOR CHARTER By day, week, or month. Catarlng to all type* of parties. REASONABLE RATES LONGWOOD 8RP. OR PHONE CRfitRltl Ed Rice Sanford Boat Worka LAKE MARY minded t>11si mint whit won’ t allow his wife to buy u new dress or go to tjie beauty parlor, Beautlflcutlon Is as necessary to the world as pies suit t smiles, newspaper ad­ vertising, or Ilie art'of conversation, Tho flow park project cnlls for an ex|>ondltliro of practically tli'rty thousand dollars und Involve* tho Im­ provement Ilf the west end of tlyc urea on the lake front lying between Ihe Mayfair II..lei,and Hanford Avenue. It provides for sub-irrigation of the area, to be covered with 7‘ j inches or rich muck soil, nnd the planting of over two lhausund trees, shrubs, and vines,* Through ll all more Ihim 5.000 yards of shell rock sklc-walks will be con- dltinnai business ns n tourist resort. The construction nf n beautiful lake front park wil admirably serve this purpose nnd in Just what Ranfort has needed for a long time to round out its tourin' attractions. The Sinturd of aioabl* proportion* a tan month period i* TUBbAtxioBA. AU, IMc. Dr. and Mra. J. II. Halner, and Di. snd Mrs. E. It. Livingston* of Philadelphia were pleasant visit | err with Itcv. and Mrs. James 8. Duy »n Wednesday, Dr. Ililn tr ia pnstor nf one o f the larger Baptist churches III Philadelphia and .Dr. Llvlngatona i* Oeln o f th* Baptist I Seminary in Ihe same city. The pu;iy Imve been In lha state for itl ilnys vlailinf visiting points o f in* inlevrrnl tsiiwt, This la their flr»t vl»U to Flin Ida- anil It is needless to t* y ( Ihey were .more. than tharmed v.Jill lh* (liiTrima* weather o f lha pest few weeks. Htnilsy evening a pageant, pro* Haying Hie first (.tirislraa* waa' UUa MenI* pat* recently a aid Ira* arm." . , . VfcaU given, hy local talent instead of tho regular services. |l was a fine' program; At the Sunday .School tba^S. 8 ptr-ridcd the paator a nleeTlhtil* ns a t'hrlslnms present. The work o f ra1painting and de­ corating lh* Blptiat Church baa ten finlahtd. and adds much to Heeeher nf Knot Ids ,, tin' lustily of the building. Allin JnlinMin n( l Tin* town Christmas program wlm are srenillnn Hie A splendid eeleliintlnn »«» vds uivrn at the School auditorium Orlandn. rnpiyml hy clahly Tnnrlsis nnd r*. iilny rVi-tlng. Townsfolk i'l ilia library Chris'* AM stores and the poet office mss Kve. There were l» n trees, wi'in closed Saturday snd every* one a living IlKht'd one and a iHsly enjoyed a pood quirt Christ* As Iftp year ramp* to*n close the grottiest battle of while mm with Idur llglila from Mr. Ilohert Ilnsl of Sanford, N. which girt* were rirhsnurd (ln< Spanish civil war Is raging ami an nUilude of watch­ *'•• I* apenillrtw the holhlnya wi n „ * i'/, ful whiling sooms to have enveloped tho other European presided liter- with Innrh inl'r* *hi. parent*. .Mr. on.l Mrs. (i. R ,ltM rlrnenl liy Bnnt» Clmis flrldg” . Mindly mill hod no service* at nnt'nns; while in the For East Japan seems to have nearly A flroup nf singers rji ruled „ , , iheic church. A goodly number of co m p le te d her conquest of China although the prospects of swi-tly for shut-ins In many Wliliam Musitrave, student at ,M l. hlM|U, C o n ^ g a tk m at* a rlnsh with soma other foreign power hive hy no means sartinns id the (.e o .p i. Tech, is spending two M, „ , r ,,Bptl„ chuttlli diminished. In the United States there is no Indication mem, ut rot fra. sondelelie* amt Meeks wUh hlr inrenls, Mr. and. AM, , J , jCe Itodell and Mr*. J. N. tlooKl>n»ls were thu Mr*. Win. Musaruve. j 1 huntpeon *tteade<l the meat lng o f (hut Inlmr trouble or class warfare Is abating. • .Hie Annuul. ........ fh i l . f .:'„y||,|, I. nrbeis at tl, liildo. looking forward Into 1938 brings this encouraging eomlHIllee. Tlie Its pi ist Chutch had Christ* m i* T u v, whichi s i * sp.nsorthl by Win. lieiirj* llnrlln took a party hupp; tho feeling of uncertainty which has hung over |H-op|e to Miami W ed-1 Ilia* euiiils and pin* lor wel the Chainbtr of Coiiinnrce was „ f the people of this country .during the pa»t year should fdru bsskals. There * !*!«• behl on Chratiiiu* Kve, at the (.’dm- ipeUaj roiisUling at M*»f LsAi ■ut ....... ...i i JI________ J Vs. A,. I... dHe mtlnllA Ct stsm tllsftpptqir. If there In to be tvaf throughout the (d tie* In Hinitli lAiurnuod munlty Bldg. A floe pioprrrtiwas ||lM)ell, Mis* Aldred Ctwa of| world, we should know It before the year is out, and we Christmas night iiIno. presented by pupils o f tho U k*'O viedo u.,.l Kdoatd Lanpmd and I rim adjust ourselves to it. , And the Conflict between capi­ A w ry lame group of llieni Mary School under the •lirecliuii o f J|n;i„te Haskins o f Orlando. tal anil labor must be settled soon. Either some wny will hers “ nd gueu» warn at II... "ie teach*.*, th e I'o.rtmitle* In j 0, rl, Allen Thompson and rlmrge takis this «>p|Hirli n|ly tu 'ftn ul) ictunied to Inverness Wed* Is* found for the peaceful settlement nf Intior disputes, nr Weduestlsy lunctiemi In HililuV- thank all Hie orirnulsitions and hi-|,IFn(|ar urtep spisidlng ‘ ha boll* shade l'*ik this week when thu there will be revolution. Which It Is to be, we will prob­ rotninllto* was Mrs. Allen and divldunls who donated Im.anl this ,t„y* „ii|, bla psrenta In Oviado. ably discover during 1930. Mr. and Mr* llcnway uf o.lu program and helped make it a* Mrs. \V. M. Kin* Had for ChrUt, . I mas gueafa her darigbter Mr*, Vt|ta In elinrle of I 10 pro- *u“ * * , '1 , turrlson. T l « I’ rimary Depart mint o f tli*| Atrfta Crawford and rratidun gra m w a* Mrs. ...idlint. Community George Crawford of JackatmvilM, H a , and Mis* Artn 8pUka o f I i esliutg. a granddaughter. At long last Hanford is to have n beautification proj­ Mr. and Mra. W. U Dtllmdr Sad ect. Ami whoever does not l>clleve In beautification proj­ two dnuuhteii o f Colukabni, Oo, ects Is ns backward us the merchant who keeps his garb­ •|>*nt the hnlslaya no guests of age can at thu Trout door of his store, or the narrow­ 3tr. and Mrs. C. R. Clout*. U’e toa d' In Uie paiwrs nlsm' (he dr*lit of Ihe "buy wonder1' uf ‘ Wa|T Etrodt. who “ ran a slits-ilH ng“ - to gtn.OOO.OOO Itiu Ilia' U y Sanfotd llcratd, ■; Waa beck in <ho good old days. Sanford, Florida. As 1VS7 draws to a close I want kf«W, most of tho Wall Sheet boyk are trying to find a ohife- Ip repress tny personal apprecia­ tion nnd Ihe Hunks o f the Florida Audubon Society, for the coopera­ Twenty-eight year old Louis* tion you have, given th* cau*o of <'*in(dwtl, steel heinr**, who shot wild life protection In Ihe columns her "own mother on Chrialmak tvs. as Id aba bad only intended ut Th* Stanford IK-raid during the peal year. lt> shoot out a candle. Possibly a little loo much rggaog, or too . Wilhoat your generous help, many cocktails, toil her intentions Isjlh In Dio us* o f article* wo far-ulakcd sad other* that | not* you aatray, shooting tho work*. have used front time to lime, 11 '■ Jacksonville after (pending m i r at day* With hi* parents. Mr. and Mra. B. C. Hetlop sra g lin t■ o f Mr*. Hestop's parent*, Mr. and tlrl. Jchn Hood. Mr. and'M r*.'W in, Marti and family have mavrd to t i h l Mary and'are living in tb* Evkh* boats on Third St. tkam m ate — ... - Forum Hoao. Seminole gtoflN O tE RICH FIELD, . All Star* vd S a n f o r d ' BlAck Cat a e N ^ iu tt. t lk u s I I S till A r o u n d S a n fo r d r ilC E d ARB PER 8ACB B E R K E L E Y - UP) -C a lifa m i* '* ' alhtalir usins, Gulden' B*gy, is 4atived front the Slat* o f California,' thg golden stmts, tnd from til* fget that tha ffral state flag had a bear or. it. . 1 ir tr—r- Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Dnoaidaen. Mr. and Mra. J. If. M e'<ini o f Tampa were guests o f Mr. and Fa t the ftatrttttt* Ixttffctoit to u* ddririfc 1937 # e are intfefed grateful. The lava Hlr Edward Ktgat Knallsti enmpdetf, dadlraled on* of bta best known work* to IM Prlnees-i-s Kllmhoth and Margerot Eo O T b a l l New Year’s t)ay^ 3 K)0 F.M m May we merit yofct td tiUM ttd good m will in ,t “MAY HOLIDAY f e a t u r in g » THE VERY BEST UNEXCELLED Wfc APPftCClATK YOUR BUSINESS r V �T r a m ---------------- ------------------------- -- - — j«K* FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1937 PACE THREE L F l o r id a GIRL SCOUTS HOLD A CONFAB WITH THEIR CHIEF Social And Personal Activities ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Social Calendar TeioMm Prom Party Given At Woman's Club I 148 FftlDAV K lim t * : Thr MIk» c* U l i t'hnpninn. Marian Monirrr. Jewel Slaughter, and Jrun Forre*ter. A lio Hilly Glenn, honor gnrai, Tonyny VValrr». r . |l. Philip* mid Jim Schirard To Play At Lcgionbance Tonight A T TH E CH URCH ES To-Night Mr*. Paul Rigger* and *on, Paul, have returned from Palm Cnrporttv* PIT T. f Beach whine they have been vis­ iting Mrs. Bigger*' mother. Whllney BOURNE Mr. and Mr*. F. 0 . Bannero' of Pittaburgh. Pa. have left for Miami aflrr having been the gural* o f Mr and Mr*. Howard Uing. “Living On Love” Greta GARIK) Miaa Jean Fortv»'«-r enter­ tained with a farewell ilinnrr party In honor o( llilly Glenn pTueitday evening at her hnmr on W rit Fin>< S tm t. Hilly left Wnlnriday for t Irvrlaml, Ohio whrrr hr will makr hi* futuir home. Mr*. C. P. Forrester, Mr*.’ Jack Kuinell and Mia* Mary |Airrc*tcr rtrvrd ilinnrr to the following * In the mldal of presiding over the national Silver Jubilee Mr*. Herbert Hoover, wife of the former president, took hful member*. During the convention ahe w ill retire ii* ■ntea >UNN / * .y j Pe rs o na ls Poland Floyd and LeRoy EaIrklce entertained a number of Mlaa Florence Witte o f Elisa* Tbo annual New Y*ar*a Era tbelr friend* with a prom party belli, N, J. 1* spending the hollDance given by Ilia American Irat night at the Woman's Club. day* her*. Legion Aualllary will bo held OT A pink and green color acheme tba Mayfair llolnl at 10: 0J predominated. A profuaion of Inring Felnberg left yeaterday o'clock. gladioli and aweet peaa were o f Quincy where he will spend Tba officer* of tho Praaby- placed at Interval* about the room. *h* holtdaya with hla parent*. tertan Church and lhair wive* Outing the evening punch and; ' will entertain with a reception] wafer* were nerved from an at-1 William J. M u.gr.ve left today from 1:00 until 10:00 o'clock' at |tractive inkle over laid with a la c e ',0r Atlanta after having ap*n» the th* FreabyteHon Churrh honor] rloth and centered with a largo holiday* with hla parent, in Lake tng their paator. Dr. K. D. punch bowl. Mia. Lenora Whlddon; Mary. ______ Hrownlee, on tho n th anni­ flayed the plana for the couplet* versary of tug paatnrale. All tu dimer between promt. I FYleml* Mif L. I*. HcCtillcr will member* of the rhurrh and At u late hour rrfimhmmt* of-! r*fr»t to lea™ he I* crl»l* friend* of Dr. Ilrownleo ar* Ice crrnm, cookie* nnd candy wore cally HI the Ukealde Hospital cordially Invited. J. Miss Jean Forrester | Honors Billy Glenn Chariot ROYER “Conquest Saturday Mr. and Mr*. P, D. Srotl havr rr turned from lUynevillr, Ala. wl^ra they n|H-nt the Chrlatmaa horuJaya with Mm. Scott* P*r* en*a. tirgrd to vlait it. Tlio t|iini telly bualneis meetIng o f lire Woman'* Missionary Society or Hie First Haptfet Churrh will lie held at 3:.1U o'clock at the Church anne*. All mmibeia are urged to attend thl* meeting, (irneral chairman and officer* are asked to bring n r porta. TUESDAY Seminole 11lull School P.-T. A. 'tofnrd* , M>ci1h&'VrM W held* at iii.10 o'clock followed by the reg­ ular butJnrss meeting nt 3:3U o'clock. All parrpts are urged to bo present. Program will lie In charge of Miss Betty Aiken, Phy­ sical education Instructor. TUKSDAY The board meting uf. Ihc Wo­ man'a Club will bo held at |0:00 o'clock. » * * Thrill with Gene at never before aahe (|4 «, the voodoo terrorto round-up • murder genii SCREENO Play RITZ Saturday m i in ii or m iiiTY. T ill: M lU N T h t Ml l!a«t Hrrtilnl Hlirrl HimiUmF 8tI»*hiI, » Ii .\ >1 Nil l*«!ii Y Nrillcri*. || 00 A . M WnlntMlor IJ%ruing HriV ■ I\ Al. ItrnilliiM Itoon* Il'H ir* . 3 In ** n To* »*-.*>•» ntol * t i .t %t i n t u n it Hmotui <*oiii|>4MV iiifHhu:. I*1 "» \ >1 Ilolliir*•* ht'i t Iff. II oo j| I .It-illr •**ill KIii^i Ihim %«»ll I'lli'M lltr NI99MIC H a U u llM ii iiin lim * I* CnpLilu I- I*. • ••••• ♦>fil lltr liH-HhSKP **M ‘i'« *•• VlMlHK I’a»'|t|f ;• I It!••••* At PERK’S CLUB Three MIW* South o f 8tH On Orltndn ll l i h v i r I)INE & DANCE EVERY NIGHT TO T ill: MII8IC OF CHARLIE koons- H nntl hi* Nrw York SWING KINGS SPECIAL TURKEY DINNER 1.11)1 OU HHItVKI) IIY TUB I lilt INK ONLY 'nrknre mi nil package good*' NO H IV Kit CIIARGK •'We C a r r In the llew f rilONHSXNnMIDJIU Signs - Wonders - Miracles R E V . JO H N W . S P R O U T I* M Ming HOLIDAY SERVIC ES SANFORD GOSPEL TABERNACLE L‘ P. McCulirr, Jr. ha* left for Clevelnnd, flldo to ,|iend ■ few day* with Id* parent* be­ fore reluming to Hnineaville where he nltrnd* the University. 9TII STREET AM ) I.AUREI. AVENUE KKV. tV. S. Q l'l-I'N . I’ VSI'nll Mrs. A.I). /ucnary,Jr. Is Hostess At Bridge R. V. Mulligan of Roanoke, Va. ha* relumrd to hi* home after having visited hi* sisterin-law. Mr*. Uertrude Mulligan, for several day*. Mr*. A. D Zmlmry. Jr. i n '" lained l.«-Maidi III algo • I'd. Tun day at her home mi Mngn.d i Avenue The pliiyiur room i . were orated with a profusion o f.rlii) ranlhemum*. Al the ei inlu>i*-n of the guiiie* list Ii rriue |iiis.* wa* nunideil In M i-. VV V Adam., mid st-rund l.u:Ii to Mi Harry VViH*lniff II..... pie.ent k.i-11-: Mi*. \l gernoii Slo-el', .ill*. H olly VV....I lu ff, Mr*. T. I Ilull'll*. Mi Roy Miiiiii, .Mi*. VV. A. Adorn-. Mr*. John Mi im Ii. Jr.. .Mi • Janir* Sbuiiui, Ji mid All*. An drew Cm I uwmy. ^The Mlsset Anna rom rll, Kathryn Thigpen, Marian Eatrhlge and Dorothy Mitchell ntlendnl a Ira in Orlando Wednesday given by Miss Jane Powell. M argaret Langley Hostess At Party NEW YEAR’S EVE & NIGHT Friday end Saturday THE Royal Hawiians 10 ’TIL FLOOR SHOW H A W A IIA N . HULA D A N CERS Shrimp Ovntrr Corklnil TOM AND JERRY 1988 Special AND ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS. DANC­ ING. Cl.Ult ROOM RE­ SERVED FOR COUPLES, S E P A R A T E D .FROM STAGS. ' ( iiiinI Turkey with ( ‘ranln-ir> Sauer- lluast I-mill with llre.-c-im; Grillr-il l.nlislt-r vc.11i Drawn Duller Frrah Shrimp I’renlp an Dune 'untH I'lilatomi nu Chuirc Of lleverage When It’s Flowers s a y it TUSCAl.OOSA. I tec. .11. -(At bailin'* 111.17 foldh*1l Iram mmr tImn’ iloubfrd Hie first down* matin by it* rpimnent* —ISO to fi'J. Join The Whoopee Maker* IIK(flNNIN<; SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 night In Umatilla where Mr* MrKay Installed the offierra of VVFIINEHDAY . the .Umatilla chapter Order of The firat business meeting o f Kaat'em Star and Mr. Chapman, tho month o f tlio Ladles Auailiaiy worahlpful grand master. Installed Temple lleth Israel will meet at tlie officer* of the Masonic Dio Community Center at 8ilS !» d g e at a Jointpublic installao'clock. lion. . The monthly buslncaa luncheon . of the Woman's Club will Iw held .............. . , _ . , at 11:30 o'clock, Hoateaae. will U- , Among thoae from Sanford. , t ' Mr*. O. P. Herndon, Mra. O y d . . *.he. 11 Alpha Ramsey, Mr*. U. 0. Moor*. dance al Dubadread Country Club The Wekiwa Iwalge Number H7U ? Wednesday nl(tht were: will meet al Hie Klka Hall at 3:00 ' h.e C a ro l'"' Hill, Mary o'clock. Higgins, Kathryn Thigpen, Dor­ othy MUchall, Anna Corntll, Mar' ian Kstridge, Marguerit* Inglry, Jane Sharon, Virginia MeriwrtiJr, NOTICB and Minnie Slrangr, Also E.^V The regular buslncaa and pledge l-aney, John lllnlerinlater. Kam meeting uf the Wtiman'a Mlaaioa-1 Dlghlon, Claude Blilddon^r., Bolt ary Society o f the First Method!** Cornell, Georg* Anderson, Robert Churrh will be held Mnnday. Jan. Humblcy, Henry Wight, Billy uary.3, at .1:00 o'clock at th* Zachary, Albert FIB*,' Lester Church. The regular business and Phllipa, Sonny Powell, Brallry •orIs) meetings of the circles will Odham. Warren Odhapb and llarbc held on Monday, January 10. old Packard. *Sunday f t M M r r t w T k l t G irt W ill fM iit l i W l t h * a t A T r a c t ! ruisr niliHl.tV HrliiMil. I* an A. II « Pete K< Idr.'id nnd til* orches­ tra—wilt - p tir —fnr —itm— itmtirtt' New Year'* !■:%«> 11:>III •• III. no held tmili lit nl the . M.n f.dr Until nPotHOfcd t»y tin’ ,\tn<‘ii can Ix-alnu Auxiliary. Dam Ini convention nf Girl Scout* in Savannah. • III bruin nt |0:liO n‘ilink. time out for an Informal rhat with .Mr*. T. U Hiilllmn. prc-oleiii nf the mriinlanllon, Mi - II. f . national prraktent. w' umIiIhii n, Mr*. Henry Mil-nilln. Jr.. Mr*. Irf-t'lnlrn lr*in. Hut iUnffni it, I'.nl I.milk* nn,| Ikili TUSCALOOSA -1/11 II e r k y Itiiin *HI have rlmrtte nf the Mi'»ley. Alalinum'* fla-by *iipho ilnnr. Ml*. F, R Iliiilinlll.il end more hnlllmik, ecinideteil the 111.17 >r: »i>n »| i |i a .olio blit t inii uverag* Mr*. II. It. |.e* In |-,-|mi, i that in |in**illir. lie bit Ilia luui |* I t l ii'ki't *ale* tire ......I unit a Iniiie m i n i I* rapeitrd t'in l me* ill Jtl nlteiupt*. ee.Mli ef*-1 lit* riaipv- rll|*TiKTItW i \tiit*liely fur welfure work. H APPY TIMES are Here Again! M ather Furniture C o w m f ouns . PIPPINWESTGARDENS FIRST 8T. -n , PURVEYORS OF GOOD AND IIAD FURNITURE V***'U' OFFERS TO iLTHE FIRST BABY BORN IN 1938 tseac w lanes ,Our Many Friends-and Customers f 6R A PROSPEROUS AND "a Try A iJrncrous. Home-t'ooked Meal HAPPY NEW YEAR ® ' HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. 100 W. FIB8T 8T . . . PHONE 41 MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh ProofTroduct*?^’ uh illun fralud ftf’thu left . . . . . . i r ^ ^ ^ L A N E Y ’S DRUG • ..............ami to tho aecoml Complete Lunch ford Atlantic National Dunk. s t<JHE,.v' GLASS A. Dairy UurriUKP 35 c Sglect your food from a Iki of drliriuun aandwlchmt Md home cooked paatrice . Med your frlendn at I-M fity V -fB p . WE FILL ALL P Il^qU M lO N H PHONE 103 baby of the New Year u neat-egg account at the Salt- Sincere Wiahes To All F or A Happy and *Most Prosperous N ew Y ear �I. t 1 * • l \ ^ ‘ '*£*;*J , ; - • , s 1 u 'j r y - ' IF *4Tifj,' JoG j'.i |aT,' *'JMJ ’( J '^ iV -T L je*i1*, ?» A IvU rJ - n 1r■, m^ / ' " *•** FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1W? -• LEGAL lANFORD MARKET REPORT .n o n e t: ii- In Chwiu-ory. in a u iu » fow, 13-TSo. )IU FtaiCtl: Fla. aid liaa. rnmh l.im ifC H : II. Iloalon; Kui'ldl*. Mna. 73 (rorrom IIU I. 11.73. llll. , , 1^ .Irllinnil IIbM. niillkrl k la. II 33: M ha, hair, romb, •Kiidy. Fla. It* but. hpia.. tS*Hc| ■Mi t'U I*.’ Tie. II CUCIKl. II. I- cila. 3 dot UlAl'KFItllir. Fla rlil, l.\« 7*o. ib. ii.it - ii.it : m i*. ii.13JIIWAIIUi Fin. C m lr, |n r d ot. lii l£ hi. U*C*. comh. lie , I'M liltM>o COc. ONIUNH; (itiMKi Fin, |*<»r iIim J TAWflKIlINKH; FIn. I-& liUR* iiun. r to iir im it N . rtiiuwi, baa, ffa auprllta. ll>. IiHR* II iw Vi »l, l*o\ll<Ml.i;r: Fl.i. |u*r .itfiit. Imih . < i APFI.MU: Uuppllen HaM, ilmioml , taadamlo. maikol nioidr M>oi>in. I Re, l»i:.\H* tHitKlUh) K l» , blit. hut. kahi a f nl k (nil'll InI... tltlll* iii>if vs tf ty or arl tin). |IO t-|ll". Il'ul I'KlIANH; Nn hu|*|«IHh. .Uaaat,' llrar* tm a a llilliiy nr I'KlTliMH: ti* .K4MI. tl.ta ll IS: palli-lnii-. i mi iM tlA IO I^I HU|«|«llrM Hit l*t, Ht\ pe piiual. II It-Il.lt, tirin-niiia, Itmti'l III.hi, ltMMlt*}l litMlll.f KM V. Y 1. IH* up. tl.ti.»l:7 l. bun b|M« f. 11H , IHim T* hJimiM. / . I m M i (llnap) Kiipplim' fluhi ft# bl frr«»le f Ate It. dtmaltd liaht, mathai attady. Fin II.IRflbO; Nn U llt b ; but.' b a n . Hi Mark Taltn 1lnri| MlllTKMIlN. Or. Mom.-i l i d . yTi): Olanl Iflrlnclma ll.iN fain**. CIVT II f l, TlBirtW (IJ mh) Kn nuppllra , Y*|i 11 ilit f ||-;iItM*t* s* 411*11• T i m» , f t Mr1 7* nktZfiH' (injipllon III: M. domnn-. >4il'"t tu n-.i ilillr.ll tiijiibrt,. ^ mndaraia. Miaik'l alrail). Flu per ftPINAi II Kbt, bull. In iim dind i Iu-k (tFvrko and and brother Faaelata of Italy and Oermany, Bui R um U, ay with Hie eauae of (he LoyalUta, proletto loudly any tlfoa Interrenlloa. • llrllo C. Ilatiaolt, Ilia w lla, F r»nrla II. Apiilalnir. Itolpll A ItaliaKln-r, and rra n u 1). ulraarm uii. aa and i-on olllu lln e Traatoim undr r Ifiai cortata tioclaratlon n( Trual d alrb Juno tTtti. A l>. l i t : , duly ftro rilrd am oua tlia publlr roenrda of Pmilim la 1‘u u n fl, F birId a In P tad UonV It, |w*a f t ) . Franela 11, Applalnn, and onto-----Alijiratoo, Fhoaa ( ‘M illio n ha m l I* unknown. lU ipn /. C alfaclior and ' v ita ,—— (lallakhor, o h i n C litlillan donio la unknown. and Frank 31 pl^Wrrmon and w lro------DL-ktrm an. » lifta* C brlrila n namo la tnbn nu w . and ‘ utl nthor p a rllo» oiilioo namo* a r t unknown In nlalnilffa who tnay ha Inltroaiod h Ik* lnm.« and promlkoa In* m l m l In Ihla null, a rr d » l . mi­ ll n l» I w ill noil nl puhllr o u tcry In, (ho lilrh m t hlddo* (o r rnnli nl tl*, F ront llnor uf th* L'.mrl llininn In III* C llr nl ■ » iifnnl ‘ In m id Cniinly nnd Hlat* durlna Ih* loca l hour* n f nalo nn M on­ day. ahi* 3rd day nf January. A I> I t t l . Ilia namo brin e llu> lira* Mnmtay In salt. m onth land a Irani oalro .d a y ) Ilia (nllnw lnc i , V: noyi.F. donrilhod lanilo ollualr. Irinu mill A* Npeebil V ifc,*r fu Chancary. l.r Iny In Hi* I'oiin ly nf Hrnnnnln H.\MUKI. It PlUIITUdN. nnd fflnin nl F lorida, tn -w lt: Hntirifrrr for flalnfirra I r .n F orty -on o ( I I I . F o u r - iwn m i . I'nriy.ihioo lit ), Fnrly-fiibr I f* l, hnrly-flro <131 |-.,1 f v --1v MSI. nn-l .F o r ty Krrrli (471. i..---f-rdInu In ninn nnd ulnt ^fllrd wf t,ta rd fit o m e n M u it 'lilt r..i»# i T n i i v . •in *i *i H n i i I f•«>?*♦•* Im lr li iffliiM' • H tN T II li t C i ; K iilui llV t||)lti 1*I r » . , |.*'Mt> InilMlt- Titifflr IMi iTltir l^hlfl* I .■ * 'Im lb 'll ffjti i • tvt.ir : . 11v nut * *-*Ttl;t*i 'i il lt,ti*i :# !*■ mil**. I*rtod.1 l!> in i l *|'i •**■ Hill I. Vil(*|M *' Iinby l. *n* i'bnift I mm Mil* bilk** 'Mill Ahiibf'Ui It* 'I l*h'k if d .ii i t i i : a i i; K o i im i f T iiitlifn l I . mI I infit n I ftmi |Mi| Tl»* | x » H M fhii*'li l'» h ml lb.Mb i 'lp p ' l jft'H' If I I *1 ll.*|«|M Util It *t.k I T I ‘11.* I I A i ’i: ......... Mr MortflRQa !Um*t lint It llnrr. H vlr. f\ !' To HdruiiRiiui'l Ir.n Kln.inrn Crop U«n 'O,. i’ riitii’iifp KljtiiliHti W allor K»*iMHr«T Cn, Olfaction 'o f Mortgage* Ur ftulf Kn lMirer fin. To ff. Alolorfiiiii, Roihanilay, WIMjiibi, #1 iix To li,. M. Wnlnitii, hi in. flotllinilay, Wllll.mi. rl nt W. It. Tltlunn,. H. O. I.- t!«rp. To Hii«an Orlaa'-ll. Bull In CliBnerry Sftllh. ft. I!., Jr. I’ h J. II. I)av|. ami, ni in. Dull nithliulCd Jon*n, \V. II., Ad hi. K*tnU» nf t i f F pp .Hmll Vh fl. M. Arlu. final Decree YirnMI, Hiii|u*r Vn lr**n»» Y«r nHI liltnrrn flrntd'd Hilly rftfn MulIv Muffin** ll*tU*|:i»' Wirt' Uioli'i (,In$l*' *|7*rib'*<ii» If iiff H11»11rr flt' iniv I Hum IJ.m tl.if I *HI L a k e T e n N e w Jhidily llnrf C o u n ty MiTii ft: n r FniiK.t i .om tim • A Nil I4I.E TO WHOM TT MAT OONCKHN NOT IFF, IH II Kit FIIV U1VK.N tlir)t under, unit by trl|In** of n ilWu'tHt *if forerloRiif r nnd aril#f huh- red In Ibe i‘ lr\it!| t'mirt III NfU. for HeinInote Coutiiy Florida* In -Chanrarjri In n raiipe fttr#r#ld liendlpa %*herein rimfifr I* %Vhit­ man. I! >1 rtlliw ijr, Cary. D. H a s M i l l i o n I n P r o d u c t i o n u( Mir, enmiliunilina' wlm tor, in Ihr Ijiko f'min' her uf (Jnitiini-t ri- rvpnrli .flier ill Tnvnrca, Ihr ttDii ilrvrhilinn», k of ' I v iiir tlir.ailI*w elimv: l-'riu.i i In- |iiihIiii'I 1i.ii uf ci'tu , drill ihlirr fjirtn pm.liu'1 h ll«-nI i lair kitlt-H Npiv ImiMiiw,. ri’imlr* Ini;, r r in ,.i| r 111 li t. pnlllllllp. rlr , rnrin ft llimir liirtim Will tor v i m 1iii jj rih'l - iuuria'H IIlidiivnyp nii'l iBilMhn' . e n t r ie s T p iy u a r r Milliml ffnrllPIH ‘ rfllnne*. > i w i O | , n w . . w ............. « , , •lrnna|HU1ti4l'in, i 'c . -, T H hi 'ii iimtfra- >1 ‘ SHiihiI Imiiilinp . IIIMT IIAfH J ir. , i.JlleT* latMin It'ituilnit WlddfT mIUm mrra nf i:l.n I"* nt r IMilrf IMeli T u ff 32(111 nil nrrr •• ’ ffarMil y lim-l*r> e'p f,nr|h ft fin be Hlnrler * ITk O m i l , inur fiinn t*rnNH i i a m ; ruMnit*, ,lkryl tu IIOU tin nrrr NKIfal knit #1 diillr «lnuMe| Still, ciaikirvittltn , , , M’ lYlmf -Rfae Hnxet' | HaiiHiiel Ihip Mam ilitf * Hunters Mjieni; fr. * IYI.IM. ' iiiiiih ii \ri:. .•u mu* * laarand half e* *ln|lr rf«MVIr Ny# Kanda h*»rUii|| nrr<‘ k* llrn .«,llihll/l'TCMflrThiiiiina llarilr'n nihra fiiialr.il m '\Yii*initn«l"r • Alibi'i {H uh »ii - « vj dr Y rt * # *1n|*L Iml III, hrarl * * ' hitrinl In hUllTII iM i'f, KiildirlM blu V a'1*1' 'lidieb) afil |n W oiii'i HitlpKi Ilf*V** If afile" "■ NO" GREYHOUND I o s s i f i e d f. K lifiri.R A# ftn#rial MrMe* in Chancery *%»»■»•»,. || lllllMTOS Rollrltor for rtalnllffi. T I J N T M li ti i. r, in mil* Molly in * l. 'M ifbruim* J ml 1,1 ii Vm U* l 1.aily |«i Jllh! I‘Mm*v Km fad'fjy Ki .ulw *. |bi< Ii If HI.WItriN ANI> nn.UION. Allnrnria for I'lalnllff. ‘ thnifnrit o*lorl.lji I runlori of U ka Front Ini* .fnrnairiil (*«»m|oinr. a flintier Kirunrallnn eryanUnl um.tr llir Iran uf thu Dial" of Floiidn. and tiurtlofnr* dltioh td Uadar I ho I'oovlilunn of L'ham.r 1MIW of Ilia Ltw i of Florida, art plainHilo anil E (1. llanaolt. Trurlro. K. (I. Ilauorll. Indlvidnallr. *1<*■( V innrn Karbrliiifilm ;r»n** Ih’-br tlir.Mbbir n n ii li v ii! a i*i inM*'. if i* Ibtiitb iiHub* .il(|m»t) 2fIi i ili.* filin'» ny.' a . n . w k b k h . - I’. iniinan. n. it. CaiiAWay, Cdir II. I-anillo, Groklno VV. Um.i* ,lu | atb* nil'Mil fminoJc County jCpjirt Records a lii ir ln nud t l y r l l r ' iJuyit W orlo. aa •.nnMIlulliiK Iba Ulrwlor* b M tt^ • #3IMI t if,, ^ un^ .j|t|tra.o >iyer^ | IWOCCOM: jeia aearro, per |h btur rrirf»U'*i )i« . r*Wf r **0^ n 'o - n i . H»vi;r;r i*o t a h »kmt siTTmi 1*^1 m. CADBAOB: . Buppllra Halil. ‘ de mand mod* ram market nlentr. rnriii lNr*M, »*iVT imut* If,if* Fla, rapoohacan. Imik per (on, II. TV Kiln UrtH. Niurv llulK JTMMrally Ul.tn^J* !*• Frw aalri No HU|if»U<*t* * , lew aa t t l tt. |I| liua. npra, theTf III ATI if ;Hi Sii(i i*tlew i «iIf, ___ , iIfuintn1 inIf*, ntnttirl tiM*in|ylt innOTR: Supf»li#»rrtfkdi-rAfp. wim- i ihh*i hi «i»iin11ijf A rfiinlftiniiji and llshf* mi»rk#l firm Flu, iiMif, |l im-|i r*« v#ry b v If 09: dot. bun. fue, ffwhrrr. II !»n 12 Mi, l,u u s « himii, UflilfbOWRR: KuppIIm llrht. «^7-; folr i|iwjl|h ll.lt l lt o and faffr mNik#» «lt>«rtv Kb* Tltfl.Nll';t>ag^o pitlint* Unfit. •!»*. Yiiia, hpra, A rrla.. ncr. f« ninnd iiimfiAjr, rnnibn *i»ni1r Iffy, II Ifl fl.Tl S KM. prr*a<i*• bun , r.S 7 k SfiRfif; Kfiir |G" rrfn. iirnree,; I'OlUf Nlit llnl) f i*4i')llliA, Half. t f*\VT. bi»nV t» VMtnr IIKAlfTH: Kla. «!<*r If AVr. if'* uul) Kfa. N«. I 4#*4IP j f’ lniir, 4»#tr for* |2Mim r o iit:< i.o tr n r . Tl i ' 6 »I-A " y i l W S f i U( iN : M ltllK In l . y . l l t o v UlViCil. IUh I ii udri and b r v irtu , id a in e r t , d( luri c|..»iito anil wilu I. 'ndcrod In (h o C |m tll Court in >no lur nominal* County, F in n - I’ Fl'IIMIIKHMj No Mitipllro l.i:i:i*l..lN T i No ropjillan. MdCAnoirB: Fla. IK bu*. hpra. d ta. Luii. Ff- 111 iplainy A eon dlllon. It tli. of 1 ba in ltrrf aa aln otT»u e( you ‘I t ' li fa n k»r ortfared that tfclo ardor b» *uM1*b-d in Hi* Kanf«»<l HoraM. a ••vaMP'r publish,.! Id nominal* Conalp. Klorfc*. onr« » wook for (ta r octnoOrnilra wook* DONE anil OIIDKHUD. thin thr ltd. dajr af Oooombwr. A. II KIT. , t) f IIKHNUoN. Stork Circuit llnurl. Htmlnul* County, Florida. L l 1 1,1 h.M ha ik« nt*io loaalh'tr wllb all adiljtad "hr A u V il^ 'd a ^ r t b jd ^IdJSa |C Armlnnlr a'rrttaity. Fiorina. lowllV 1-1* nl cart. tU or July I. 1!»»l ciiTorlni: B*'H I t 't M T lot (I of S ft of l»>< H. Tlrr It. Kanlnra. IVlinaa* w r liand owl Mai (bit ■hr Jllh day of Doromlior HIT. a t*. iix iin d o n , rlrrk of CJroalt Court, Honilinda Cnbtitr. Florida . I8KAI.) MotIf* NQTffTM n l' k 11.14 « F TAX CI4|IT1FI CATRM In *>o, - >• ( .(If h lh» nro* o'olnno nf Cliaplar ttltt. Arln nf IfJ? iinil iifMVft rniuirpi nf f'uftNKMA nriYKi: i win for ibfilf m pufiiif iiutrry lit Hi# hlj|l|»*,.x| f«r «Mnft nt f|ie rfmrt llnnnn rnfr»nr# In SniitnH r»n fhr 12Ut tiny nf Inmiury t ffl nl || nTIftek A. VI., Inn r#ry|{j T h* roanlar annual m roiln * o f tilt "Fhnrolmldora hf T ho Waaford Aitnutle National Bank w ill ho f o l d nt Iho lu n k la c l l onao la F in fn rd . rinrlda. nn T aoodar, Jnnunry It, l i l t , nt I I*, tlfor h* 1 l( J Hi* lid di Ia< •* purapot* -— — ro f 0 lr*cfoFN hn*l tbf* I f i l l of viirb mhtr b«»in*RR M limprrl)- cam# fetfnri* %ht m; Service Station VNDBR NBW -M ANACBNENT HARVEY HODGES I’ ROPRIBTOB P H O N E 9139 10 T H S T . A N D F R E N C H A V E . H O O D T IR E S A N D T U B E S Um. M flail, ant Murdock Avrnur, f*Arhe>tabiirir, Writ Virginia, Ifn . * Hah Hhofn#r and Ufa Jthofnrr. htr hublmtij. North Band. Ohio. Tlifiird Hall. DtlroM, tiim rorr, Kil ilall. Uvlruw. Tiniipuri. I'-mnni Halt, Lialrota. r«niitaa*r. trui-lie Hull, Pulrn* M «ry K llfo r v , 10U f9nt Imate* IJ“ .Y«ltu*. Nanht •. T»*unro­ ot I West ulh Klla<ra. Nnahvlllr. ■»a Avrnui. * John Kflvirr, ~ 1011 Ibititfluaa ... ATtmifi. Nash* I'liiiiubar*. ___ „ __ _ : lt">a Ittila ttaryar ami ftarvar. h*»r bun* banil, 141ft Itam1lh*n Avenue. <*halfaiiiMipii. Trnnf"**, flavlfl I(Alt, 71 HI Hawthorn# Avrnu*. Hollywood. California and Ham Hat!, fiift ffamliloti Arcnui, CfnilfapooMa. TrnniMi* II apprarinu from a awopn 1*111 of eniiiplalnt fll««l In |h# Ninth JuSlclal Circuit Court* Hemlnnl# County Florida, wliartlri you .mil «ne'h nf you or# nam'd daftntlapta and jamaa w . Hall, fndtvlittmlly nnd at IrtiRfan for ^JrplnlA tv Ilall, Jatnt« W. Ifati J- and Min­ or I-vt* Moll !■ plaintiff’ that ymi n aiatf or bmintry nlhrr than tha Hlatf of , Florida nod lit'*! lb**rr 1r ri" i»*rfiin fh ilia Unfa »»f Florida, tlia ftrrrlc# *«t i* pii!*po#*na Upon Vflmm **on Id hind olthef or nil uf yadiii Tharofor# you and unfh of you a I’d* rrniifrod In I*** and iippror b«'for** |hi» sold Kfnlfi Ju«f trial Cirnitt Itonrt HemInob* 41inift|y, Kl»ii bl ii, a» Ha.nf nr*l. KinrI• *K ,nu . lb* 0rd* ilny, #T . A* It, 191ft, anif then am. flier'* tmfRo nfiiwcr in ruM blit of rfm* pbtlni exhibit'd naalnut you, othoCltlf** a iferra* pro rrmfrmm will TELEPHONE 679-J FOP W A Y N E FEED W E D E L IV E R PROM PTLY Y O U Il pa tr A P P R E C IA T E D H. B. McCALL, JR FACE THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE Used Car Special 11KJ7 Chevrolet Tow ne Sedan : 1936 FORD COACH 193&CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE CRI.KHY FOR THIS REASON Throw plenly of Tobacro Dual, vrllh alt ,«if the Nfrolfna In II mi your celery, oabha**, I’/ilUn.e. lurnlpR nnd all other vegetal Inn In keep U dlwn nnd frr*> from aphia worm* and Imian end funtue It lx a fife ■aver fur laivna. feme, mkea and the gardru The plnut (t»od Taltie ehould l*e apprerlafefl Tobmeo Dual la Hie rhvNpoM nnd moat effcrtlvc luaentlrid*' on Hie runrNet Toliarro Snuff $25,00 ptr f«n Tohsrro Coirm Dual $22.50 Far f#a and Proctor Chevrolet Co. you— atk h i aaiirtanci in prtpalnf a P«>eam dial wil attura YOU R iM ndJ ' (Peanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch G U LF L IU Stall 30-34 * State Market S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A J . J . D n im m o n d , A w la j S a n fo r d A l k n t i e IfiiUiwaJ P h on e N o . 35 7-J hom e; 1 ■w a t h e r b , m u q g w ■># <JP ■ HU A M * W HATCW A W B O \ T A K E HIM A N * D O I N ’— f T H A T 3 \ a E T H IM f t O M E T A K IN * O N \ TH* |D U FFLE — N A N E W , M ATE, J T H E N 1 W ANNA H A N D , /fl p A E H T f , S »R B H I M , (---------- n 1— S O VU H A 1/ C ' o n ic t D d N V L IK E THAS a n "IP d o n 't r ig h t VUH s t e p \ 9 MART TT.L. \ BREAR VU K MV LOOKS I IN T W O E K MUOGSV ?} H E R E 'S VORE - w JL O U FFLB. r Hiarl Ihr nrw y u a r.iU b l- |l» ■ Ihultir h- ()*y o quailiy , 1m Into. SOUR Welch r* paIfad by Ulauluy.-Kuarri Hardwam CUi. wU* ' really knoaia ‘ bo**. JiwalM IL cnoli* A n - IB— AparlaanU For Uaot Lllf^'inain M »y funii.liril .nnuilmriif. B'ti anil 1‘a iL I'hnno in ' Ford Coup* |11S—four wlirn* alla , U 7 S - la n a Lira 11ralter i a rebuilt ikid«» truck. Ilacl I C - - I I 011MCM F o r R ani Ion*. Band car d nalofa. • |« 'f im im h. Fit w ard F . la n n . IU» 31a , nulla Are lara p#r month rhnno 4ul J. Twrntjr dol In adaanca ;f UMIlir room unfuinUhnl 1oc afoil ial Bill amt M (30.00 inanllily. I'lmnt ipO. 10—Uouaaal fy Balt. __ Five room luma* (or aalo, ( 00.1 locution. 1*00.00 taah—halanfa 1*6.00 par monlk. Edward r . Una. n ag e Ultra It • G U LF LIFE t jc n l near H I * ST A L L L E T D O W N from an awful build-up. Mad ennufh to feat hi* w rlchi In wlldrala wa* Jlva-year-old I jw rrn ee J. (Chunh) Rudy ul Kantaa F lfr whan hia 110 poundi proved too much lur hia ou t'irow n Irleyele. nnd that ain't all, lie alarti to Undar| K U > i « 3 ( i i r (Ifya. A d v e r t i & a f a n e n U miIJH •»^Kl Git* vTF55r "cquilv |a.'' To Iopb nn* Funi inlit-il hmi«* fnr rvnt ‘ IW Ofij 6 VU H DO B W A N ' I S U P P O SE v u h V e i^EAR T E L L O ’ W U FANG TH* B IG G E S T H OP PEDDLER ON T H ' C O A G T -- • V U H H A V E . EH f ’ BRINGS HIM^IB BTUFF, A C A R G O A N ’ V O U L . Vv a k * h A n o l e i t *- w e l l . a P L I J T H r ^ L l^ A ^ -T H I NK W HEN HE HA' IN P O N M A T lO N M E M E T H IN K G ET, H E W p r ft HE CAN * lAN, PLOTS-TO FAMOUS SEC Sanford. Florid* ’ N\' L ’ i 11 ' •' . L J ilw J f l �I ... _ f . . . — . /'..., ■ - — . . - ^ .■ i-.L ir - _ : ................... — /: • *.: ■____ _ . _ - ,j 1 \<'# m T FPjr'AY, DEfcKMHEH 31, 19S7 tiw BAwrrmn i m t A u i , bantor* . rum m y - Lo&il Paint Store | ^ Changes Its Name' BABY E8CAPfeS ' g r Thr. local paint store which h u tpv.strd undo' the name uf Snow’ s -I Vuinl anil Glass Company, Irtc, for tk< pir.t six years will be again ihanrvd to the Sanford Paint and > Cla-i Coni party, G. U. Staart mansgrr-ownc r, announced today, Mr, Stuart stated that the cor* . pnratkn formed with W. II. Knuw bad been ili^ulved but tliat he will continue opr rat Ion o f the atom under IVs former mine. The change will Im- effective Monday, Jnn. 3, Mr. Stuart staled, and requested the continued pat­ ronage of bis euatomcra. KIDNAPING PLOT I im r r d Mg v. f1** o'clock. Clerk U. P. Heimlon aaid tcd»y. REPORTER FILES ASSAULT CHARGE8 M o r e S t r ik e s I n and it'd lnrliti|lna rn m lH itu i lx r e r i'iH J -fV>veol»«t d u p it e , o* •k '-T-! r A line*- l Ih . _ *9 UPHOLDING A U T H O R ITY T?"-------------T--------- "1 "T? ’• 1V.'. 1 1 uif 14t*'I W IR IN G F IX T U R E S A P PL IA N C E S I'lIONK ion FOOT TROUBLE? I yd/OMaltotd- (fl .1 |W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R >. Dl.imond'* And Wutchca 1; Fine LVnlrh \nd Jewelry Repairing Diamontl *]iiunllng And Engraving -tv lli:llt; 1-1111T . .............................. . ------- !■■■ VMS: TIIIC I.OVVKMT-r I'Sas. a ........ . I nets te TawollW I ai 1 ir iiii rr~iTj D(.tnvcr lm;l wllh easy nturtlng power, tiuirkiT ncrclcrutltm itntl longer mitenge. 1 • « * a a ♦ ry our complete luhrcnlion nervlce to Keep your car running ^monthly and ctil down nn Hi|iteukn and raltlm. *W. T ~u ss."iyS iIG i5 ir » ■ ■■■tm-Wik esaftbea 1*1 . I ISkmllM . Uba. IU* I I M lw h m . N la a flf I g Li isf*!r A3r-!tS£J SCOTT’S GULF HAYNES: r « . H *» ii k m a c h im I’ Htar « T p iiiim : ,, *li* •*1 SERVICE*.STATION * •*A l ord Ne ghh.irlinotl Service hlallon” PHONE 377 COItNElf L’M l AND PARK igriiT II mim Inal ||.MhhiT u i .v m n n IL .IM .r tT U l lM l iS r m.SOuBA.1 Iu m H lu r r IL id iii«* In *lutn 1912 In lliu 'Y n llit* # r » l Im n ro trfiip fit in LusinPik rrnrlliiDDH* anil |li« “ now r o u r ' nun vvniki*i* - n n lv n l fi ■in Uii* IfR U kitViit p io lt riiiiN i l i r l r 1 lielit fo r iM llnrjivft lia rr ilnliiR. * It n o trd |linf ilmpn lin* lit*oh u •'itlfH-Khfl ifitrlliiM* m •’In*'*’ l*tsl J'tly . ili|i»r» m o tiilu afh’ i t ti*« Huln * ii»-* I *«inif ill i iMlnii, IM Thn **li In. lim m i'r^ t.iill m u ly to ilt’flilt* Ifii« l AVifiH lii nlili U flu* dpri-PiM'’ In f lr lk r * ru n It** r r f ’dltn^ in |li« t*iil|tl . TiilftlAtH«n of tlie I h I mic n> t o r h i I lia desre— ln n ,’ It raid . "Th e ■e .it ll, « f . I.nnlp ..... list |i'u|>b lin n dn still rniietil Ivelv , s e ll Ih e m .rd v r , f,, surli a ,ln i|t p<f —i — “ 1 kills 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 g arh ii i ees H. rim SI. ujnntns cnrAttsT / Aonmo mantine vai ijf ' WOULD YOU BUY unit |1h» IHuntfin I**fni o flit ill r [HAVE YOU ,-f ends halitosis - G ulf Station B 1 iJ hi IT r*nl ImnIiiin. i«*ri’ *.1>i» ill f -d LISTERINE ENGLISH’S | m vepn -i rnIII iilit d ||rp ‘ d Die p nil vein • of Itil-I nod It r n • ho It ( .t ill,.Ill the VVOilif tv .ir wedding uf 1 l^slie Vmmyhushand, Chicago eustneiirs hint, and Trgife llUgsttlr* tV a rk fia 3 l.ftfia Nl3.1:if Mary l.mii-e Uhhnann uf Grand Kapids. kiicli. I'lalrmiig the shiner i tr.T 1031 i*«nii i .t w i n i i 3 Ml 4 1.117.311 nn tuliiiliiistetcd by Viumirliinliniul. Snyder filed assault charyet 11*34 IV M 3.IT3 t iM If e a,*nmv< Die w-eulthy manufacturer. S IM ? 4.MI7 l.7M%T0l fc—Ww Ilf v. !»• Hints* UouHcou* A Efficient SERVICE tat & French—Tel. 9 t:i 1 —— — — — — t.iHNt.iMHi i s s s s s M i s s s n v . . j i s i i s M t i s i s . : i ' S a a s s a a B i i s a a a f a i a k lo*,. III IM f If. I ........... e . t l. ;l.fl.1n M rlke-I of I- lih ti *,i» percent w i re ijiiti,),) in wet i and Inuti iftfp u te '. .i, iiifiiinnl o n ly ft in ret nl in- t rtf'ihlsa<|uunl dlffl M illie T h m e n e re .1111 , l r l l . » , III |!>fo nt n b lit i fin ii.-M i-n l w if e e.ilin 'd lit n n a e i .,vj hu.t illlfi n in <>.| noil Itl p - i i . i i i in | Ort.i, lil*»llniln| lull Hn<ttii tl iodliien llu tea.-o to atilkea u nd er Die .Veil fli nt it Idi It tu n e iilm ii,I tilp h n l itlnoi l l i . l , 11. r * 1liei a n il a sliurp it it In in r-io tra ltu n it | dlppiiti-s mi i e -lilt of tt,,. imJ|io „ Is ii-M h n 'r. i,uci.it h U iD .iiio ii.' William Snyder, S'. IVttrsburg n.wspapcr reporter, la shown s i w arn r a v iw ln l In it sunun .iry a«t Ills detk pilin'ini* to un eye Injury he charge* he received at 'he fn llm ia : { I rl * <1«*t r** * l*tlt M I'M taIII*** Iall M M * Ml t*m ■Itrtrliil MItll PfiM*lt 7«IC----—"* Mr». Frank D. Illdiee (above) •f Jarl:*onvllle 1* ehnlrntan of the Award of Honor cumuli'U-e for lfl38 in the flotilla Slide j"CJolieke " Aliiiiihie" 'ArV.VInMon~ Thr awards will hr made at t'ornmctlri luenl In atilinime who have ditlluyuislieil themselves in the field of jirlenrr, HlH-rsI arts, ptiifcs-litnnl ai cnmplislimeiit, civic nl nirial very Ire of service to i he ri'llcce I lift*— l . t f e t s f -» o r llc | v - I9 J; FEVER You connot aspect to maae fr'ends tocloHy or In business If you have holltoiii (bad hr.athj. Since you cannot de­ tect It yourself, lh« one .way of making sure you do not offend Is to gargle often with iisterlne. It Instantly destroys odors, Improves mouthhygiene and checksJnfectlon. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Lewis, Missouri. LISTEN s o c k days T in t ‘ AMD IT’S SIMPLY^ INEXCUSABLE LOOK were |i|tnTvei| in tclkes tliirlne Ilia tu limntli |u«i Idd nud that, tlirv |n t :i |olut i f Iii.ei'i.jii . / V j . .1 "'Ti a 1 h v ' " . it l i i - i l i a 3L SANFORD ELECfRIC CO. AGAIN? All merchanlB nearly everybody wlm mtiKes a living by HfllinR HometlilnR can he divided into two distinct groups: M,” ['■L/.w b w y l » .p > . | Let us show' jr<is I howthe proper I'l. |feeholtFOOTf (iM* ,-FORTAitpliaiii* r Tirt*s— T Bntterics On Ehay Payment Plan .■> r I Jroa vehef — In/s- AH LOW AH I passively. 1 _____ $ 1.00 Department Store RADIO RADIO RADIO 1938 - RCA & ZENITH A smiling and vrry much btribb.,n«i Katherine Itawls l» shown on the arms uf I.’ . J»hn D. K .nncly (right) . „ d Walirr II Clark just aflrr she was commissioned s Heutenant-rolonsi „ „ (he s u ff of FtnrMa’s Gov. Fred P. Cone In a special rrrehwny Bt Port Uudenlate. Ms. A moment later Miss Bawls, whu whs voted last year’s outstanding feminine sports star, put aside hey shiny sword and new commission (o participate in a diving rshlbl- DOWN HBE UN FOR YOUR CAM. Oil-. LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP PH O N E 17 201 N. PARK lion. EABY TKRMH TllfU AI-nOSA. Dee. 10. <A*l Alalmmn end, M —Tui Wtirrrn. m ight two very iiu|M.rtanl pa*»cs ,hii M-osoii. lie riared 0 short I,cave over the goal for 'hy only touchdown In 'h - Georgia: Tech game and h.- look n long thrtmr Phone 1*11 for ’ llama's lime touchdown la I Dm triumph over Vanderbilt- HOFMANN lectHc Service liafaella Ave. I'hiar mSJ STOP dui i|i a li:> tlptpiw il heml, loll evpee'ts a tip: inerensii in tit.i.1 . & Rem edy n m OF ALL KINDS Its ralMSIlo Air “d F f i ' i ,P is » fin* llni--vtli of f i>tinr H tot's the 666 COLfrS s a lt* . Neat* I ' — as T r y " B a b .S ly .T ls a i" W ..M U -. Itrst l.lalsseal O fh et- I n H is t o r y He, We Pay Ca*h Far Used Furniture At MAGNOLIA Itixtj l.lqald, Taairls 1 he d> jierlmi'iii nl narit uliiire aalliuaii • tool mu I pla pin "r* nf ■ JEWELER 108 Magnolia »hiur 1,000 1937 T h u n In A n y tTW ^ K M » a 1I o w _ wagons extended Infant John I’appclll. 1 4 year old son of Secretary of State l.ouls W. Cappelll o f Khode Island, gurgled happily In Ids Providence home after •seining an--attempted kklhipirig.— TRii plot fTlft through when twu gunmen failed to find the child who waa out for a carriage ride Police were uii able to establish n theory nr mo’ ive. DIRECTORY [lim e Your Clorlui Anti Watchc* Repaired Uy One Who ncally eatlmn|rs miles., (nun ludepor.denee, Mo,, to uroruu f ’liy timl Fort Van­ couver, Ore. 'the Mu,:ilhn„ luce rnir so n lined liPtausr utter the Inttle •if inuteilioii n tin-ssenaer tun mill i to Athena In niitiuiince the vtcl r> id the lire kit. HVeVJ ' W. P. Kelly of tills City attended 1lie funeral reivlcca for his midhrr Mrs. C. I. Kelly held In Jnnrsbortugh, Go., t>er. ?», Jffr. Kelly will return to Sanford Saturday. FURNITURE CO. fOO Phone Fan ford Ate. 774 I it** A ca CofMlftuan Prem Wagoner t'Alclal farntrra Ofwlurc ipiur loo in ’ •ito ponndu of ►lino-. ..talks "r linakn for ever* l mi pen ml, of m in . , Tin Oregon Trail rnuta of the CITY BRIEFS St. Clair Cimeron I* reported -doing niri-ly, nl the Kernsld] oughtnn M iVd-lel hospital today fler mnlF|J;clii|t an operation for entlSiD* last Wedn-sday, ! Pinellas Clerk fries |‘ ~ . ~ 7 7 1 , y ~ ~ ~ 1 Following Oftefation A w M Chairman CLEAHWATEH. Dec. 1 !.-<**) iV'iltle tiillla MiOudifk'i. .Vi, |Pinellas clerk o f the circuit court, . muiniior or tin* ►•itie DeniirniL1 crrcdllve committee add loin; a bailer iu civic nffnlra, died ti,lav I lellowbid an nppilitllx opeialku ( In 1st into day. Funeral * "n 1-u • : •ill lie held InmorniW. I’ liu llu» I comity's three cl'.-cult jPilye* 1 onied his wMevv the Icmporaiy 11* 11 until the vncancy Is filled. VJ, Tba regular. hi-weekly meet Int of the Cumruunltr iioaptl Hlpr'rs . will lie" ln-ld In tinnanlortl' ftosp'l Taborlisclu Huir day liflentooii »t -:3'l o'clock. I*. A. Hilly, president, uiinouureil today. P A G E F IV E LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW F o g M o re P o w er Sprayer IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH yoUR OWN DRIVER 9 IT ISNT TOO LATE TO SET OUT GROU P ON E: The merchant whose Roods jjive so little value that he, like the old*time vendor o f gold-bricks, cannot expect "rep eat” orders. He must make ali his profit from the first (and on ly) sale Then ho must seek buyers not yet fam iliar With his Roods or reputation. GRO U P TW O : 'iite merchant whose j,rtmds are sold in the hope o f winning the purchaser’s continued patronage. He can expect only a m oderate profit. Thus, one sale per person is not enough. Each ar­ ticle must i>e Rood enough to m ake the buyer want to buy again. - The merchant* #ho advertise in this paper belong in Group Two. They could not stay in business unions they earned “repeat” orders— unless they rhvo you honest value for every dollar you spend witli them. That Is why each article they sell you must be so thoroughly satisfactory that yo_u would Inter answer “yes” to this* the most important question a mer­ chant can ask a customer: “Would you buy It again?” ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS LAfULHPlJFU-'i)4ELI *111NH *M^-CAL ENDl’ LAS CORNFLOWERS—PA NRI Eft-^-ETU. S a n fo r d M a d h in e C o . I n c ., MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL TELEPHONE m t sva r**uk* *e*-j t il ■ s■Vf. — ■l 3 lL -.. 'Aa ^ »*♦ �Vet Showman Feels Lure Of MANHUNTERS OF MANHATTAN ! “Ebb Tide" Is Technicolor Film Of Sea From Robert Louis Stevenson’ Story MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER PietareHaiNew. Intrigue Twist TV* tyi*. wra s'wsy Mww*t t» » W ' tl torlm*** PW v m FUtva* Tv*V« > v > e«*w** I* 't o n w * ** I 'a j MWand, S*4an and « iftL n k s r*uy n * * 7 * , r r T T •t tto R » t T avavr. Take* t""»* • t»a«y t o Dan Fitch Returns To g Stage In Sparkling £ Show After Years Rest From Lights fcw tocl l « « W R **«U ' »*«* *a t l Vyd « ‘ I'VV T V *" N*row»» IV* f t m 't t>ww' (M U cVaiart** or **, t » * , r lt»mvOVn. to an A b**sw.m pMwtv (to IV* L*. 'to**, m V«* t>* 1*4* V n*, U'ea m* to *sp.*<a'*w , .* V.» Ritz To Feature ; Big Apple Revue i<4 i v * A W »y « r t>MV!«n. *n, M r, iv * n ^ v v »w - m im .i I Beautiful Blond Star Has Lead In ‘'Wise Glrfe* At The Rita « f in * u to. Ttotc tow »l«ry t* a » tang* >IMS ( w U i V t l k s h w Vernare r.w--*t rt l l « W h \ v h to Ml*. » ..* * * , b IV,« m pU n. «Lu;h* i t i * f a K'n re ' » a , v l » t.i**'* V i« a V I* V* * a l 1|r»*-H.<, nrr ,,'anus** *a s'tal tor bMp. TV* A itota* «U«<ta to u r « « YW - ratscm) m **, .to i*» «» vWty l Old Favorite To Bring ^ j His Version Of New ! Dance Craze Here a W*to«* *«n «>p««w » n« Vat V»*l to. *Vkp wt*t p*!"*0* tVrwtv.V *1 uaVvxMwr II* la t *V* Vaa.V to roaVto* v n a tto * « Vv tea* Y htoV .it* a ItVaVIe *va f « to w ;* l la a r * * w V y ft laxg «< to y R-fl |Vr**a„*V k w i al t o r . n w to c v .,* ,* * * * -. inflr-:‘.»r. w r*x ito\ at* *t U*i r*to*.tto ftvto IV* «Uarrr 't o . thtvsftn* to * * * . t t o * * , I to y an i* It* iVan < U *pM L M in* war** **.» .1 tia .d a s iir tir o In Vox* I ha t t t o y n r * ■ VOGUES IN LOVE • D in -F ilch, tor a quarter of n tontnrr the rnrorli- son of lha ■Vow baulnot* had darldrd to m at* hi* ntlt when lb* inn A w lo rninn lo town and look a from ITCH «< nl. Ill* annoanr*.1 men'. cffiTiIrn on* year agoJ Ihauiifut Franc** Fa rat** la T n h k i i w la on* o f th* cLmtn<s \thirh wmkro o f “ Ebb TM*." tho p e n r f s l a*a drama from th* nov*l , J " • . . I ' , . , . I * ' ' ? : * ' f ' » ' .......... . ........ i-ca'a n ill he by lb . *W*«rW ItoVU bail n roul*nl*d vision of * .(..rill Inn, to lutili It m tr. “ ithv, f , „ u» „# b i ,. » * - i - * ----. juley rod -Pidr. W .ll u ,..]w U l , , (fy A|.A “ f ,h* K‘ u TV*a»roTu*. •Isrod lit ona o f IU ..h a n d-, |M.,„ mi m y hie." I... ua.ark-; »• arsrininit hou**, he ito«r.,,| ||U (mll | Ik> b,, LAN IIT U t FRESESTU as In Miami Heart., Florida. „ , r , „ t. ... |‘ T lli: Hlli A l'I'IK KRVUE.“ VMtti heard murlt about ihr, n ,,. , „ Vl.| ,,.lV ,*,.«» lack U.' Th* tail IrLV lad wVa tovadvd iIskIous dnnr* th.it had com* |tnu F|t,t, in , h on.I te waa *h* aluck cuunpaaWa al IV* l*ndtr Ilf* In CulumM.i, Houllt l-aro-^i, „ir- Irk for Hie >taye, II* >**, nir*e o f Ihtr **a yvata L ***** h . T In' ml ( m l » belt lie vna Noll ll«he Ikon Ih* yvu**r«l*«* «V**a V* Jk* wudflr* n*wa « f ihla O il i n’* riel. I....I man a* o 'fca ttr * * to hL tv u * . |l U hard •nss it** danr* r*r*|M-d lh" |,i,r). f lre . I 'ulnjf dinner and lu li*li*w that *h* Ik a FVcV at Irani In* of |bn Cnrnl|na> and! v |.rn h* r :m Al II. Fi.'ld'. |ul»tl-, Iw l.y—ahradrr, «aady VaUwk tad SCleJ lh* ciillr* South, •nr*” 'l . y0| r u in ll .n mi.I minldrvl dltvc-.t*) t h d n d - h Hi* aam* tvltos. pdtorth. A dnnr* of jny. Ilk*1 1„,.. ***|h«- It. |i|iV I n Hi* same u h « hai lii un aU *W proud as* ; aupra.na ninm»nl when a Vtw-<lnwn ilvll.m that i^ ti In irnaL that a >*ar V* sqppsuod I* Vy “ f* !* r*llsl^n.’■ had »**l»*il[ynur lenuI....... Id; niel wilhmil ki.ow. liuUad of lh* <|oMt Iked of " Nesro danr* hall. eninlnv* Hie •l.l Itch for >h* VH«k * f a m*a t*«dy »» r*lta*i V* lied th* IllK Appln Unlit l»| i mine mi Mm, The fvl jh a i thuw *u«rc*>k Was *y*a o f a th Carolina rod l.nd aprrn.l lo li e Ihnl Im . inndr •<> many »»aro yn«»h Ju»i lwvtoai*w Vk (S IH t. ■ th* child and adult world of *1 the f.«nl|liM vi tn-d l« .how ' Y*» I ton L roowintorod Vy aroro* * "* ’ •*• I Hi. world lio«r the Hit; A|*|d* li * f dai(* |irvf«e«toM.L that Uw* an Filch Van been dancing irelly il*»n~. |lh«lr f.w * and »oc«*»s la IV* ftoa e he heynn to crawl. An' lii’ J Thin l< l» Hiil n name whl.<h FWcV who orrasibid *Va fka» It ‘ " hy Hohni l.mii* s<rwn»<*i aad Lloyd Ohboumr Sanday, on* o f Urn * *; i JL. A B S 0 I m . )-r«r'» < xw-nhilmc ( M u m . 1 "Ebb Tide," which open* Sunday at IV* K ill Tbralrr, ialrodurt* Oacar tlomoika, f*m«d European star, in American m vlkncrd TV* c a n atoa Include* Ray Mllland, Lloyd Nnlnn nml Harry FtHymald. V-ta during VI* plonccraVlp Vi IVo c rrale«t cerenlrle dancer o f Vis fh-VI « f rnlcrlalnmrnl. Fladt*| dm*. II* KVa been oilglnal from " m i b .uL " look io Ms fancy, «a* iv# firai mon.rot o f VI* Ilf*. TVa I i n a .-n*n o f value*, and—tod A . ___ ___,_i *. W s W ill Commemorate the First W eek o f the New Year by Giving You the Best and Most Varied Entertainment to be our Efforts W ill Bring a Response Substantially Indicating Your Approval.............................. The First South Sens Adwnture in (iloriuus Tcchnicolor^Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Ebb Tide.” .. . ” • • i Tuesday On the stage-matinee and night-Dan Fitch’s wBig Apple Revue” 20Professional Performers from the place where the Apole Dance Originated. See why the Big Apple is the dance sensation of the couhtry.. On the screen. Claire Trevor, Donald Woods“Big Town GirL" • . . ' W ednesday See Your favorite volcanic blonde-Miriam Hopkins-in the arms of thescreeii’s new heart threat-Ray I n n il T tu v n ip t lir * lu i m l h l i w l u W i c n l 2iF l w i i t i i i w l l i V m f i i M " S n m a P l n n i t i M IW ' land* The picture is entitled "WiseGirl” Added Feature "Some Blondes are Dangerous.1 b m h im m iio m The first screen extravaganza in advanced TechnicoloiHi perfect combhation of everything that’s a feast for the eye and ear* A gorgeous styleshowhy the Walter Winger Models*Merry Sparkling Comedy and nexl year’s most singable song hits, Warner Baxter andJoan Bennett leada notable selected cast-MVdgues of 1938.” Saturday Coming • *W abo a fast action western"Hit theSaddle ” Play S-C-R-E-E-N-O. Gingu Rogers in ^dnaFerberandGeorge* P. J a n u iry Uth-lOth At 11-45Gab. Midnight Whoopee Frolic-on the stag “Thoroughbreds Don’t Cry- Favors fortheLniKes. / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/09c06ea61032e994bc997e1a3079d00c.pdf 4506fb4d3b1db9c300335b2fe30f930b PDF Text Text GUARDIAN# OF AN ’ercent Of in k e r s Go Back To Work 3 ■ ' > !». \ t. , I - f*:j. L' - ■ Om K m M Fr»m rate On* lac and Allied Workera of America baa today wired a prota rl that yoo hare enfortrd n lockout of all your employer* and refused <o meet or diacua* the altoallon In any manner with the employee reprenen'allrc*. Plena# Adrian what its* happened and your position In the mu'terM r. Eekemon'a reply " to the meaaarc hi aa follow*; ■'/**Our relVIona with our em­ ployers haa always liecn In our loiowlrdgc aatlafuctory. We have adwaya puraued a policy of fair treatment and a wlllinif»e»a to 00‘operale. Our plant haa been In cnntlnuoua nprinMon although aomewhal hampered in the laat few daya by a walkout of a err■ t#ln division which liar hampered activity In other department« and ) » a neeeaal>ateil operating with • amaller crew, Of those wlto itty-walked mit- -approai* matcly onc-thlnl returned to work Immediately, the balance wna replaced by new help. •■Ho demanda have been made by tmpleyeea lo officials of the Company. A notice posted yeaterday advised former employe*, tha* an Interview would lie giant' ed for the purpo!<e of discussing any dlfferencca. No formor employeea raapondrd to the oppor­ tunity. hare not Item approached! hy any amployrc representative and understand that those emplayed art fully satlafled. llavei received petition from Ihoae ills'' missed wanting re-employment ol| early dale and while we Itnd ii «»* j anticipated resuming full opera-1 tlnn un'll neat week we hnve| acquiesced lo their wishes and ------ «---#..11 Jn*t ' t.nnknMt IlnlMaf I 'i n w ll«»t*r Ann II kim l»l»ly Omni Me# Traffic T K V T II HAf'ffr C.l« Mil#. n*.i n m tiia« a m n .« i^ »n Kal# IliKRriix H#nal)>r l l . n l .r EMPIRE’S •lu.l !tt...,v 'K in N ifty N ila : t .v i 'F ' f.: *•-* t/ i U : < * m b JI tM f l; vessels In tho Mediterranean after aabmarinee had torpedoed vaaaa were ordered to arour tha water* oft the Spanlah coaat and tend alfat to Indlf nant action by tha ainkiaf of a ■atahaafaiaa aad ordered daata which th oaten ad a CORNFLOWERS—PANSIES—ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL C M . M T AIM. 1 T H K N lttH T T O M U I t a t ’AW Tm * SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 411 —STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY- GREYHOUND ■ >• Msir ml Wblaw I *'• IHACK: ENTRIES TONIGHT a a rn iM r n a t n iiT K IIIH T I U I ! K : 3 I* MU# H i..# .. A#ii"« N ' n is i Ja r r ir # r H o rry 's W ..K A lls M a r W !*• W . f!la l'» l) In -K lllr K ny Kill Mrllfttittl , M -iviN li II M'HI Knlnrllr. . I K f .1 l i m i t ml l l s l l r IMwtrl#! llln# tV I iik T r u ffle lilr - c t o r "" ■>#. ii I— WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR # i* am# a... IM lt, I I .. M .I 2 '* " Ml#s Norwich i? W » r . tbit'll# Kur»ka I" Honitr lint . . r KVH~ T '' Nlgg#r Ki|.r#«s hllvar Tint FuturityAliioonl’ ' I*.t.r I'sn f ijn . "V im # ?'" " m i i t i i it T ill" »i r »n#r Itlrlnl. . . . a 'S K r a . " " " i u r r, . . „ . r I'aptir Outlook , H .n . i n i m t h erac . J*r. F Ik a ___ - rii#iii-# i.'Lmi* . LARD Lb. 10c Nut Maid OLEO MARGARINE lb. 15c *nd " r,"» "f ««"< r - A & P Sdft TwJat Fresh— Plain nr Sliced BUTTER A & P Fnmoun Tub Flnoat Pur* Cr«anu't> . pound (Silver IIrook Print BUTTER 1 lb. cln puOT. ISO® r.»lnHlll» Hunnyfirld Jyeah,. Crisp Calf Liver PEAS No. 2 cann.................. CORN FLAKES H oz. pkg, • W im i Iona, Hweel White Bunnyfleld— Quick Cooking COHN OATMEAL V/a lb. pkg...... Veal Cutle ts A A V Fancy Hiked TOMATOES .1 No. 2 cans PINEAPPLE Nn. 2Fi can Frnthly Iloan ted! Three1dellgh ful blends of tha world a Hnen*. coffer*. Hack equal la quality, dif­ ferent only in flavor. F IN K 8 T EIGHT O’CLOCK lb. PAG . RED CIRCLE lb. O Big 3 bin:...... K'nd to everythin* R touchea CHIPSO large pkg. .. 3 small pkga, 25c Ivory Med. mmC SOAP bar f Large bar S a lie n t for tha Laundry Small A C Large Oxydol FOR SA I K: OR* of the large sarrir# .tatlona cn Park Ava. Goof opimriunity for hxal nun. Inquiri Of th. Its j.n l Kralty Co., 200 N, Park A vr. Tiir## room Iiiui. o— nnn room, ,niiniii<> for ,t u r a > « o m .— n«ar' ■l*r< tha n«w year rig h t-U a . Isigo nrhnol. l/'t I t * US. Fmc4< lug liu'rd |ind. Ilelwren* iJtfll' •tkMlar A day's Quality paint*. wmwl end Winter Park. Meal gU gU y-R o gers Hardware Co. for mufiu’tlnusry slur*. Two -Feallrr manura will r«p up your I1U11<I1<<I end nlui'lr ilollsi. taka# it, <>11 m 309 Park A va . BanIon. H«ndr<eks E m Raneh, IO N A » CAN............ Fancy—80-90 Size PRUNES 4 pounds.. White House Evaporated r if IB PORK Sausage Lb. MILK 3 tall cans ffC D nN R R M • TA I.N R Broccoli "»* «— 2 Lbs. 2 5 c 2 for 1 7 c ru tro s M * Lettuce • ’ f-ol.nN*. j r t r y , n a s ' t i t . Oranges lam um Doz. 2 0 C P 4 » r Y , H E I I RII.IBR, I R W Potatoes 5 Lbs. l DRESSING q t jar... Iona Dflidoua Rich COCOA lb. can............... 16C Hog Jowls Rutabagas Lb. t it* N iX N T t a s t r i on Carrots \ 2 Lbs. 9 c R ^ n w H im * Steaks HAMS Lb. 23c Cauliflower ROAST Lb. 19c Lb, ONIONS *Bananas 3 Lbs.' 10c 5 Lbs. J^ c MONARCH JELLO OATMEAL 3 Lb. Package Pure EGG NOODLES 1 lb. Cello Bi« CH IPSO 3 Small Packages SYRUP GALLON JUST ARRIVED! 160 LB. WHEEL,"GENUINE FLOUR Purest rout rot dates hark rrlo p k l 'lim rs when tha Urit CroAn Maeivtd Oaaa in this 001 try for use by the Royal Navy, •' X X i m is R M r A j i A t i u n Iona Delicious Salad -t(2.Ib, can 17cV’ 16lbs. H I M t m -H liltIK I) 1# O t. lb. Lb. ‘ Cauliflower Lb. 9c Pan Sausage Lb. York Apples tSLbk I J^ c Beef Pot Roast Lb. ■ranev uBMtir -- r-. Lb. Stringless Beans lb. J0 c RPorkChoos ttira -» Pork Roast Lb. POTATOES Beef Stew 2 Lbs. PKRPARRIi «'. a. so. 1 n a ta n ’HipMtTn Lb. w in o n n n i R K i r r HLACKEYK PEAS Vigorous and Win«y SOAP (tN K II Picnic Hams PEAS Pound 5c Rich and Full Hodicd BOKAR R N K A H F A IT 39c 39c 32c 19c 25c 25c HLACK-KYK Mild and Melldw MEAL 5 Lbs. 10c Lb. Lb. ■ " * 1 ,1 . B IO A N OLEO 13c LB. NUCOA 18c LB. ' Freshly Ground! aV<«, . I 'l l K E I I H Bacon NUTLEY FAN CY CORN Lb. R I.H ’K II. PEACHES Nn. 2'/, can...... S No. 2 eana 11LUE HOSE T :o t k n i w A A >P Luscious (Halves) Iona— Red Ripe. Full Pack !• 11 •I r*r»»nr F o il H A L F: lu-druorii »ulm ah inuat near.' (la . . ruula. good ivin'lllluu. Will y<-l| . vhyop for raOi*/Wrlska 'Apt. No, 13. v i : i . K ( 'r » : i ) . Inna Tender Harden bungalow. glraywd: llawrllyn setter, i 21— Arrengc For Sal? montha old, block and white. Twenty uno* rtn" eitruf land Notify N. W. iJiKoy. (las Plant, liewr l,-i|iU»viH.d »o buid road Four hundred ilnllara, I'all at 31)} Park Ate., Hsiitord. Ford Coupe |!I5— four-wha.l gailar H U — large aaml trailer 26— Allncrllttiiroua I1or Sale U » . rebuilt I Jo di, truck. Rati Jltxkl A Ford, i.q w n la r » “d f a t a tu*d car dsaltrs. nmtdit. iiM,la. luit*. veil Ian1 111* ,Y ;i Tudor— radio and Co­ ti.rnl, wlritie, .Iiqvid. ami plrka.lumbia ' Silo, Sg rrlflr. rqully ■<<IV K. II. PbllliPC, 314 llo llr for caqh or trade. Tal.phun# A ty. 1 , PORK & MEANS 16 oz. cth 16—'IIoumch For Itcnt K iv u 1 mini I*u 11:: 1•1**'. Potatoes APPLES 10 Lbs, H e *5 Lbs. 15c 21 oz. Jar p m ijn m cana...-.... Mgr. Produce Depf Johnnie Aldtrnun, Mgr. Mfrat Dept. K n r y Tasty-*Specially Cureil C l a s s if ie d A d vertisem en ts iu ' uii SUGAR CHEESE lb............................ SPINACH O A V S YOUR*W atTh'rapalrad by For It' iit I'lve •aa wkn aanlly knows how, Phono 7.3-J. BULK 10 rg. I.«af 16 oz. 4 A C Jar Jj Sultana Smooth, R'eb COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER Lb. 37c ;t COLD STORAGE EGGS mui^ u’ 29c OUR OWN SANTA COFFEE Lb. 15r. | ITALIAN LONG SPAGHETTI Lb. 10c Van Camps PORK & BEANS *»°*- c*° 5c Iona Hrand— With Rauce S No. 2 Fancy Praparcd H IG H E R L E A R N I N G In the art of nrrliihtlng waa practiced by 100 vuluntMrs tak­ ing a fcliurl tmir%e nt» the lint* veralty of Maryland rampui. This class ul three la taking an advanced course I* la d d e r climbing. — ■' “ , g% 7 oz. or SPAGHETTI lonn Grand MACARONI BREAD PEANUT BUTTER ■aa maid keeper n » Herald. L A R K S P II^ V E lV H lf ilU M ^ A L E N l)U L A 8 • U A « P I AW t O A A M-1M F I « V - t - L 1 * 1 - 1 I H I i - » I • —Situation Wanted ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS 'Independent -fiom c Omned a id O perated — 2 ,m ,r T l " * " r H A * •* * l" " r r humanly pn«IM e o make 103a a happy New Year lo our customer, .v e r y t —Loal A Found The United SU'ea poteal off# of agriculture crania about 40.000 patent. a yea IT IS N T TOO LATE TO SET OUT Italic lype waa firal uaed in 1501 by Aldus klanutlua, nn Italian printer. Ttin a'ate eonatllution of lllinola n«w In iffect waa adopted in 1S70 1 . LL-Annountentcnla The department The Phlnrse were the firal print­ er#. The Kuropean Inrrnllon waa independent of tho Chinese'diseovery. #___ a~.__ Uniform cHnm reports from the entire country me rum|iilrd quarUtrly hy the federal liutrau of In voatlgation. J | » | H)|nw Itiilrli K rl.n C V .r I Npi > g l i J i �--- A /•* LitbtV, '.•(rj-irMAm iriiiibiiirai • W •mm:-. - t* . •N - i:: i r r s',V SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1917 Twenty-Three New-Comers In A(HadcsOn McNary CallsJackson . Speech An Obvious Effort To Explain Current Recession ■( — Says It I b No Way f To Handle Problem 'Asks For Goodwillln. stead Of Political Speeches Of Blame * WASHINGTON, Dec. .30.— (AP) — Senate Republican tr a d e r McNary of ' Oregon charged that attack* on "hig hoaineM" by administration upokesmen constituted nn "obvious effort to create an alibi" to explain the current reeeealon. - /H e challenged as “polltic * T two rcctnl apccthca of Hob­ art Jackson, assistant attorney Th e y apparently were made. h« aaaerted, "to prepara tbo way" fa r Prealdent Rooaevctli me*OSgo to Congrca* neat Monday. '"Th l* hi not Hta way of han­ dling ■ grave domestic problem,*' McNary declared. . “ Tha approach of the solution of thl* problem ought to be mad# In an open and frank way. with encouragement to all chi* M u* Thl* I* the lima for good­ will Instead of'political aprechea dlrectad at one group of cltl* New Tuberculosis SAttiiD/pium. Will t f e Opened Monday J o in . Local Tourist Entertained By Eckerson ForCity Get Vi OfficialOke ■ fuel n u stressed by President Karl! that membership ia also open In any local rvakleul who in inter- ! rated. Mra. Alice Piper, Miss Ina SI.1 Ktmvlrk and W, E. H. JUatin were appointed membete of a Visiting Committee to call <>n immbtra of tin Club who may br*-ome ill and *t*o <o call on new winter visitor* irrahlp fee has *„ they arrive In the city. Thia ernta a year, ai-tlvily la in line with the W «l•o December 1>, corne-to-Ranfoni ConmiiHer aponreter P e te r.n n ^re d by the Women* Civic Croup • aptalw of Ihaphf-fht Dentlnole-tbounty-ChamWerj rcure additionally C m lm rt„ . iPresidential Approval (Given Lake Shore No III w 5 T A g a i n s t Any Empk>ye«3ay» Head Of Eckereoft Canning F a c t o r y Park Developmeht 1 And Also Sewers S trik e Is Called ,'° *r* 5 2 .^ !* * i Member* of the Club voted to' 1* . ,, f ’n meet on Monday of each week W. II. nmoklna. Mra.l rcted that n>»ny|K . n. Kerri* and Mr*. W. K. II.' M welcomed ]o| Mtnn wMe , p 1H,|nlri| „ romm| i , « Frifnifa Gather A t Princess T h e a t s * t V im w iv . n*,' , y In charge of entertainment* lot' tort In the. cityt c .* n ..e e . . r . . . - r > . ; day*," Congressman Joe llcndrirk: Mated In hi* communication. The park project which call* for n total ripcnditure of (29,941 ami provide* f o r t h « - improvement the entire wemt pond *lle, beau* iflenl Ion projerl ever upprov- Directors Are Well Pleased With Visit To Sanford Farms a n SOB. furx-AKlcnt o f t h e K c k t t ^ .*tm Fruit Oannera, 1 s t , « ■ in a shod adders* hef ^ t Sjb |sn«\inutd]r 500 **apkrf*e* > »l <■thr"'fijrst ‘iirku^ Mrs. Munson, 73, »m • *1* CITY NEWS BRIEFS 1 'MWX?SMSts.a Music Teacher, while the City’* nhare of the runt • 1 "This visit to Srmlnola County Initatlatlon of officers of tho la worth a whole yrar'a schooling Kiwanla Club for the coming year Uibullon I* (8,420. Thl* project ti the flr*t of g • " to our boys' was the farewell e iyv _ „ „ „ ; „ t presaion Monday of It. W. Holharl- In a ceremony conducted by Dr. D. terlea planned by the City in whlili *p , n/firlul* mntrnrplnte converting L p i S C t i p i l l O r g l l n i H t , eon and J , R. Gardner, directors J , Scott, president-elect of the H a d B e e n R e c ip ie n t of tha Vocational Agriculture De­ Chicago club, and a short address the 11 acre plot Into a public park ... .. partment* of the Gladys and Rust- illative to the present Adminl** and plnytrnuml. The present project provide* for * *1 l ' l t l f i y n O I t O T S burg, Virginia, high achoots, who tc itIon In Washington by Judge ----------with 25 of Ibelr Future Farmer J . F . Bucbelle of Charleston, Wv grading, draining, nnd su h lrriga ilog the entire plotj covering p'trMr*. Fannie Slrmbridge Mun»«n, boya spent Sunday night and all Va. wero the feature* of the i linn* cf the aile with a network of, bilovdd Sanford mualc teacher, day Monday visiting the attrac­ weekly lunheon of the Klwanlan*1 water pipe* fur aprinkllng pur- ( wlw) was recently honored l>y the tion* of Seminole County, held In Ihr Valdes Hotel yesterday ipo*e*; covering the entire plot with n rto r and e«ngrvg*lloii of the The ages of the boya ringed at 12:15 o’clock. 17 l -2 Ineliea t»f muck; eon.irucl-.'lloly Crus* Kpismphl t'h'ireh with from 14 to 18 year* and tbl* wa* ,ln hi* short riddr*** In which hn (•log 5,0(H) yard* of shell-rock shin In Urge ftamt-d legend eiprcaalng tha first time any of them had mentioned __ ____..... policies r _ .„ . of tho New Deal1 walk; planting 2.100 tree*, shrub*, deep appreciation for her aervle.-* been In the State. The ----- parly) Administration, ------ -------------- - Judge Ruchclle ! and vine*; fertilisation and ear* to the cituirh ami *o the commun traveled In a modem ischool bu*',poVe briefly of the Importance nf for the duration of the project,|jty, died yvs'ciday after a *h.nt Ptri naa b n u g h t. t « U l » . a ^ t ly ,' w ^ n y d n ln g ..Mb*._ .Untlad . M4aU*ii"r. ' L*'*Huc°th.er the To7J#\«niMflH*h*. , through tha actlrlHva of the Sem- Supreme Codrt Intact and f^aci, ^'" . l °,w r“ "* I piaying court* o' the weal end oft With her at the time of her Inole County Chamber of Com- from all outside political Inf1ucncr*/.'l,y n,f / ,* n . •the park: 10 ahuffle board, one death wa» tier nieep, Mtaa Fann.u *trnnia court and nl*o horseshoe) lit ha Mun,on. who had liv'd with , and roque eourl*. I her for many yeara and assisted The local XVI’ A supervisor her In her work. She la al»o aurvi>*lated that he c*>uld not ilrtermlne vod by her brother, Jatne* Stem when Ote park pnjert mold ho l.rblge of l*ia Angeles, Cal., and U ICG I CStCrG&Y The regular nut-hag id the San i f.nd troop Sc* Scout* will be Hri.l in Ihvir d-*ch nn the lake f " lit h night ul 7 JUwemva, troop v cial» min’iim-vd tmlay, |>m ■« l ily lltic f i'i fn rw b vw »h * Theater Jn»* *k R W C IO Union Heads thw 'Worhcf at " I t w o ^ Wvj* 1WI Onr'* «mu'w»»t was gawrta* A s s a il Localilesj . 4 TW h v the Ceenfemy *•» r*.nv>, a*aay d *hi>* wOotaso these to* H « * l For Strike Moves i* i t w n l d d k * had h e * <■*■■ t i r a l t *f a C IO » W * h Workers Are Tailed hiWr dt ’nPed r » — rvy . A g ih rif t M A awl AH»d Wtrtata a* ■ ScabsAnd TheCom- AIxtwr w n W*t M adly panyA l*awBreaker I'e o t e T IO V i ’miR hhlfiruxK I A »y » U w l - TH»* ( \ U h i l i lb«* lb* wl N ' i*f » iiht'M In T - Kt Fruit l»w. m t r i l l s I it ttili'iil ««f tin* S« miftoL* Tuun y Milk* (ahuh k«* I v ^ I i k M l‘« -» I'bntill'rr »»f ( ‘»»iiunt it v, m Ih * w l i L v i i rt a t Mu? pLsut !*»« ilw |M t lra li'8 h u lurth«U > aim ivvtaiiiry lu* Vhvvk aitai Ij a* Utul «J(fe day. v «al« «fei“ h u l r t A a 'M at/ t ( 4 lU f t t |>rfhiKilai( iiiL ifn H N * Th«» H c u lir w n k ly hifvtinf *»!, • i-k * *|*a ralt ftd m lkt tb« TIM** M il ( Wft«kftr U a k u i U U biltl lii tKii VnMrx IM v l loniciat' lift ft bfc wr-4 ft 'tcti'** irft t*i*l la (I« m |Iam*4 m K i v If ttl |L*\ fltHtt btlA;* *1 W, tr\ I VlvmW, » « IWr I iti'ml t i,t,.r*. Aie«.--Uraval. I'jit u i:: an,I .\lla-tl W - i U i -i uaoa, h.tal « » i h n ,t t w i j *',i) wvcej A . OedWtaa W h I -W it M i- r u n •• t h l l* tk * M r. I M V ir t advised of t h l p t 'i t .* day*. Me. t i t n w a war* » r f h a d l4 wlww kit >41 the gwlWmwg t h d " f i d m *Vw>a— *iUc tact i n l a m ■h r i v e •» S t a lt e i S m h a ia I 'w n i j « r thi* Sate,* aarf the callt-d “w * k i “ at*.I ( W r a u p u ) * w t -r > (heevvtd a i lg f wham *Mh I A K K I.A N D , Dec. 30. 1,11 ■ t i t ik u rt-d with w Lahoif I W •wwgtawy p n a i m l atm >*4 thud F'*tiua<i»n of ilw Urt'hhti’* r « « r V ih u 'ijt t j bur k t U lv w , Ac*. T h i * > W tac*ar* ta rn * 4 hern a*H i t t e r o f F fttrid a. Irw . new* i r k .* - fi"*t U tu ht I It* vat. «> r '" t u d wtQ and h r i t i n a M t*h thi' Itrohhvfn rtminiitieii* **f ui full, h ai W t ia s . h, rrwt Sufwd rSim n' f lf u n , w is ftnmmiif *1 hy A. I\ " t m..n i-IU ia t i l. .tty W l n h rtrlu itl, l.ikrla fttl, w iT t ’ itty «f I h* ifi’iv irrmi|» (l«* Flunk T.| | ji(i*|, | i *•.-vlioiii |», I "hn ivituti» *>f *tie ‘T k m e t r N i j f h r W il! i ♦'tiifiti*In* «»f t*|tivn, IumI k •’ll in jtrthi*lent i f the new (•rowers ('ommilLn* I'orined In l*akclaml Be E ventInlxikeM arv iiiit ion. { T il# viihr prMkhtilR I ' o i t f r , W it t e r “Tha t vMwttM* l> A * G u M y f t •h, r > J . ' tbc < - « * « ] n i rid in* f*i i * l s t v iif d . "the y d s M U aft* IV It. lif t ir n * an«iJ* h * A . K m r l r l t , Ih rlju n l. 1 'k l i n ) until th e m !*ioti|* f tiim n l **f«i p iv lv r t th*- i n 1 ftt**tithet* »*r tti*f ftrsauftiiipi "a.hJ we ru m l n *pmu|>e L i m U o f rilru H n o t *«*ri hi> hi, ! *it'h r war p H 'j m m a n a * l . t f l d l vni«h » n y phi|*|»mjf bil ’ sh 11.ill |t|'iHru* Afttluijjtitii triuJUt. ■"** r*, J date a* a* imam "Fn*n»«, p X »•M~ Jfrt h Ut^i ‘4« i/ it tun-** ia K jo jit IMuntfes Into Itijr Political C risis ins|Jap Armies Meet S S t i f f Resistance J; Outside Tsingtao Occupational License Taxes Must Be Paid Friday To Avoid Penalty a numlM-r t Japanrr • M iam i H erald-1/ps R a te s $,*i P e r Y ear a list nf all thnae who aro da- „pnt wool lin'iw nt In payment of thidi *«me 100 n Ho#n**a In 1h* Rial* f’nmplrnl- 1 liclw rm I ter and aUo a ropy of tha war- Wrihaien i r „n U ,„ r |h. BrT#lt nf T>|n, | ttin*o who bar* not paid th* an- rial capltnl nunl U s ,’ skirt* nf 1 "Th e amp* of lha llrena* law rrrd mounl paaaed In the last session of tUm of fit the Slate legislature la very The t'n broad," the Taa Collector atal- Sacram<-n'n rd. "to those who aro not litre and dUrmt whether they are required to lean rivilii pay an occupational llrena*, I threatened would edvU# a thorough study north. T v of th* law elnca It provide* with o in that any profusion not Haled dependents, rx iR O . Dec to 1,11 Fgypt. pl nk*»>t uit« thf rrrfttrHt |mtI'tical r r h U «»f y**u«r ru k 'i 20 months rrirn fthrn hr (|ifcinLAe*l P rrm itr Ni hi** 1‘anhft mi«I «f*ift»ifiti»t \ lv ho mtftl Alihmouil •** form ft u*'* jft vi miurnt. M-lhlft Oftl ftlftltftal «ltftft Mic ft ralitni't, thru iW ulrtl la *l»w<d.|y** |.m lift in lit »i*«t hol«| tkrtiuiit with' in I ft ii m»nthii. vi» h tile M a ty . I a v « u i isr** Issue only, thr Biini'unctmrnl said The yearly mall aubsrnplmn rate Will be advanced from | i to Funeral a*r*lc*« for Mrs. V**ta II, ItobUsm ware conducted at lha EHck.on Funeral ||oma this afternoon with tbo Rev, J. B- Roof, pastor of th« First r o s r w i s t f t s l diereti offlrlallog. Interment followed In th* Evergreen , Cemetei-y, ^ Fellhoerave *•»•• n . p, J*ch*on of O r land". Miarlis, Ander­ son. Arthur Ashtn,! of IqMghtnn, Walter Jewell of Orlando. Dr. W, U O a td ftn **d (Jua Mrhmah, » W A S H IN G TO N -, Dec. .10 — (A1 Informed legi-lator* have du doand • bill designed to effeaf th,g ra d ftl elimtna'inn of Jspaneand other elkn fi-hing boat* fr>"n Amrrlcan wu'cis had adaalPietint |f*W| ... M — while it was. reliably repetted *t the s'ate drpartaaaM Hm negotiation of Hie dispute wi<h 7 .Til itVhwIU U Dvvrvoftee hi th** ittvif ttft. L ith *k i r c t li h if f t k , *1*.1 p n > v * b at i . ihih r 4 «(it Klk y i i i f i '•I ace, mI — ft lit k ‘ tlyr hn n*iw Sanford Bowling Club fummenccs New Tournament For Its Members IU b o bewl—t It.11 1KSU It' A IV I.M4«vii r . M«iuf' I t »**•!*• 4 J. Ift4 «ls Be. lw»tl ^ rJ iT T n w .i.n Jspem ' f t r silmun fl.h in g rig h ts w iw ft AJnahaa watrra was near com- 1 .■ — p M f t . ( a sgrermenl was p r»-J d W f t w -v v ry law day*", < g. U kn ^ ‘ii hi'fi'f t ^ K ftlu ^ v.honi *ri* tit Mi#? ^inr n ♦til tifftw Xinr** ike 4 th*' Mtteli 1| k t i Lett AH d>Al|i RfffttC* ’ I'lHiftly J u| m» I* W ITiifv (l' l ,M II J. UkwHR .ter U ,‘ w*| ftt ^ y u t-i Hj*»akr*A f « r *kt ftffMv* ^ ft hu h ftrill Ift t»ti* ui (hie I a W M*ty * * ■mni’titiff lloti: e f M IA M I, l*ec. i :u» -141 The Hi ralt! last hit hi ann-'tinml an in crease in it a suhsrri|tiinn rates effective Jan. I "to help ibsnili The Sanford Ihtwllng Chsh h>, rente of the etlranrilmsry increaaea In the n » t nf pi,blueing beam, a - new tuornaaaen l. o rd m a •« tafuresatlan »uid">tl lha newspaper " The new rates will he 23 rents here today, nod the r*a<s>>.« of per week,, daily and Runday, and1 IE cent* per wr*V for the du ly •adlna Iter. ;s sr* Bill Will Stop Jap Services Conducted For Mrs. V. Robinson Fishing In IL S. Area t o ffic ia l* vaulting plant." C. IL B tH * Docat physicians and membars of tha Remlnolo County Commission warn ga>iueatrd to­ day by officials of the 8omln«l« County Tubarculoaia AsaoclaU biT 10 be present at the dedi­ cation of tha Florida Stats T u ­ berculosis Hanlloriuin near O r­ lando Monday. "It la through tho consent of those peraon* that Heminolt Count! patient* are admitted to tha Sanltorlum." official* or the local I la* till association slated and n p rta ie d a desire that these group, make an Inspec­ tion tour « ( tha recently com­ pleted hnapllal "In order that they may bar* first hand In­ formation of tadlitlaa offered for treatment of tubercular paHaul*." The Institution will b« dadlooled Monday and opened for Inspection by the public, accordlag to W . T . Rdwerda, of Jack•ftvine, chairman of tha Btata Tubercuioala Board under vehlch W * sanltorlum will h« operated. ^ . • F M I f t t e will be pacalved toon •Iftr the official opening. Mr. M warda slated, adding that th* f t rm m s l Is now engaged In preparing tha building for the public and tha patient*. Tw o Sanford women have boon selected aa member* of the staff of lha Institution. Mlsa A choir* of paying Stale and. ’ f t he I r . Mayor has bean elected County Occupational IJceme ' fpr general floor duty nars* and taa*> before th* new year o r' Mr* Era C. Taylor aa attsnd... ... facing the penallla* Provldwi by law for nOn Paymant were, the alternative* given Sanford and gamlnoln County hualnea* and profea^Vnai men who have not paid U o fr license U r lor the current year by ftamlnolo Tag Collector Jlt°. D, Jlnklna. M r. Jlnklna »***rt*d that that* t*ae* mutt he paid before the aspiration of tbo year or 14 becomoa mandatory,' under tho law, for th* tat collector* •res Will Close i New Year’s Day ~rw Club Tourist*' Club ■ocial meeting I Monday evenma Hotel, M lu a in charge or *"• **•*• C. c, the Club, pre’ b'J* interesting which preceded A LINK WITH THE PAST J U I *-sa»•-1 In |k tar-e| ? :TT m » r* i no* u u ft �-ft 'te-ashf' it SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORI TH im SCU T, DEC! *— " J W . kh * newapapnr am m w a to a cotns t p d N W i to the Rvwraea which it apabte fact remains in the newspaper in t w y other Uuincaa, that labor, il power, telephone and telegTsph a u r h li cost mono', and that when n en aes mast also go up. If they do badnart there are only two ways advertising and circulation. The t r g a p f for hia ad a, aud the »ub> «wta a week for lh e newapafier. The revenues, when advertising and cirreaaed, is U> increase rales. Many imrrwginf advartiaing rales; others » papers, the Times and lhe Tribune, eatimd, aanenaced an inensue in sublerday. The Miami Herald announced today. We understand the Time*, to innrnae If* rales shortly after the No doubt other newspapers through, or Inter will be forced to the same « • W t t « Fwjaie^9. T en ch er, Know Virginia Are Y este rd a y Entertained H e re 1 “i, T p k k «h«Jr flr»t »or*rige«. ti»f»e ^*7 » ’• U it llttil .they bad picked, |lUt luatt Ol m CllOlCo -------- m e ivin g s diploma with honor* the majority preferred lo keep Jt] lo ahjxw "hack tome”. ». u m iir rak* Then to Uw B IO T R E E , which 1 * "iur* commendation from Joapaf wa* unhcaifatlngty ■ conceded to be the largest tree any at tha boy* iM S u .n i s - M a J ;u »/ f^ a n , world famous artist. ACUO n 9 U y s p r w f l Mr*. llunson early 1------i- In- hid aver *oen. , , Vi>Tna rbiiTu* The party taken to Sail" Fancy M,*n* ____ .bourse* in 'organ playing from lando Spring* for a picnic lunch, Jjf’ ^"hui’iu. r o l lliT ll It ’AHIS, |*e. M .-W I-A a«W f f * ,kn0w* ** a Special treat helng crlap celery Lnak id atrikaa iii |k- * 1, llaldwln and tha Belgian- heart* contributed by Jno. W. ^ ' • | « h' ,0* n •»>« re,,*, at Norik*. Fr^c. Z l Hell *f l.ake Monroe. . The neat Vaa J.»nif* juifird ike tuf^uiml Ubor nit* , organic i ike llolj atop wa* a tour of a fernery oper* »**••*« t-»« ion nf.tr firm «»vnrnn«*i a c c,,,w Ep^P«l «*"«»> for many ated by the Winter Park Fornerie*. rtin cV.lltki ' Rack a( S a n fo rd , the trip wan T n t ff.e D i m 1 Lrough: quick asUlmwrt ol r” r** , . , .. . . „ . . . continued with an Inspection of W h it, jltoiob. critical public service Heup in * ®r Ffedfkk Randolph h i x t i i tt.tf ^ Alntuon, dird her© tome time ngo, vericu*- project* optr*led by •the Seminole Chipter « f Future Far,,f"* -< .ad 1 A m - *”* **"* * “',hc “ 0U 1, llmusatul ib.un.Bd coal dwl wawr* AB xj^ujfhou, y nn*w n lhe hl) d„. mars and by member* of *h>. i i L „ “ 5 ui„» Agriculture Depart- Cbm min* lint.: *T V * V ff" ^ kolrd herself l« her mu.le u<i lo Vocational 1*4 ha walkout might N*"H. ^.Je-Usd.lng. 8h, conducted the merit of the Seminole W ith .School. T r” Jvjt* ^’n 11 •ark. pub * u n t o lfc.ic Clob. the dOct Th e final visit wa* to the Stale Uml» iSief.il SZ n V ™ ™ ciuli _l«,—hanf«rd. and Farmer* Market where the l*>y» ^ r . i |,-,,>u|'..ir >:miirir iiArvi! Ftiiiiriir, 7 7 , ■.*“ *, „ , !»»• Julio held the Efith consecutive necived firathand Infomuitii Ciif© iliri lv» l hi* nmrkct npcruUuii fru'.. Aim faiirk Pnuilr* ll m Knfitiiit Trnffl® Manager J . O. M k h itl. !Ff|t« Otnf-n t-fiUr The busbuul nf tired, happy nixl T n t lf lp ll m N I N T H II AN H i F u tu rity . wlaar bny» left Banforil abn it fHthrk l^iit H unninn W ater 1.rt n*| r*firi1 d.!»k fnr Orlando. While hern tbo T>nrk I ’ rlri^a R t w r t l it M fe p a ly depppl at Iba Valdr* Hotel. K lm t Kttfltlr Htifirtr O m n i B iilr Rliiv Pnxblcnt T . K. Slmpnon of the T N N T I I H A r P :; S - U M ilt Seminole Cminty rbambnr of M r O r n t i t Fr aakf i N k n lrn l.tllti* lien* T*nrktr ilnrnliaiti Oonimcrrc. * ta t«l' thi* morning T r a f f lr Hli.w ’ fHtljr fhl.fli "Nlpit! IdM'.tlle Prinr |>ifiiwa 1 I list on behalf of hi* nrganiutiion ‘ “ * 7 " ’' ba wlajwd In publicly nx|irc** ap" ^ X l T ^ p W .ly i picrinllon to Ihn following for the Centime** Frnm Pfliff* 0«» Ij »nl all tian*port*lion facl p»rl they ftlayid In malting pnaat 7:10 o'clock. It. M, Hum*, *se *lbl# the *uece,» of the boy*' tri.il except taxhalo, ^rippled * rvtsry of the Club, announced to to Seminole County: Hrrlv.it ga* ami cbetrlriiy aupplba, c day, -■* Thurston, Fred Thornton, F. B. t",»P1,al* 'cmporarily, left at Strip, II, E. Wflllnglwm of the ' "*! .‘"T" A Christ drama of the birth of City Ice and Fuel Co., Jno. W . Hell Vt* 0 *, held Jo**_ B W e d i"g Chris' ,nU^ment*. .. giaa, «rlll be rvpaated at tha Ban 1* r.y and M r. Batta of the Wli.tar 11k, Eavr„,lll(^t h ,.(np„w ford Gospel Tahemsclo Friday Park FenMiiea. and J . C. MichacJ unip.r , iugc law, to miui. rifht since a number of requeala r f the Sanford Farmer*’ Market. troop, of the array and na. rench Woriy stfSiJffflF.&ss E n g r a v in g J ____ 111 lin* m m Im A**r M lMiner..Quit And t f £ S g k ^ . 5 2 & Fear Is Held THat Hrh To O th er T e rrito ry (leraated in the organ, and took 'LS^riA. £L i s '»*" p.hp CITY BRIEFS Schick Shaver for tha repstilfon have been re­ ceived end will be held with the !V«tch Night .nervier. Church offi­ cial* announced today. The annual MVtch Night service will be conducted at tbs Salvation A rm y Citadel, Friday night, Capt. Fred S. FVren, commanding offlrvf, announerd today. Preceding the service an open air mealing will bo held at 7:00 o'clock and re1 io»hment* for all attending will be served In the Citadel at 0:00 .•'clock. The Watch Night service will begin at 11:00 o’clock and con­ tinue until shortly aftsr midnight. vice* imli.pvOMbla to the na* have life." A l e f these strvices and many more ra to hr a rtyrular part of the daily routine in every ■wwnoqitT raffle*, cost money. They ----- cannot lie continued. I Mi the face e f rapidly mounting newsprint costs, social i aMWrtty t x m . k g m a J t w W and wire tnRs. and all I the < d * r financial harden* which have lieen heaped upon ! m mwjhuth ante** newspaper revenue* are also, increased. r u r CIO Union Heads New Year Special By day, week, or month, _ Catering to all type* of parti**. No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH, No LOTIONS Randall Electric co. ‘ Walter S. Coleman Phone 104 or K 3J si~i _ Crystal Cut GtsbleUi SherLortn loe Teas 6 For Two DoJJUrp McLAUUN THE JEWELER HEM1NOLE HIGH FIELD idle A lLStanLY i S a n fo rd B U c k C ats TELEPHONE 679-J FOR WAYNE FEED STOOMSGE ' 4 iw i^ tin’s Garage General Truc!r& Auto Service Dodlea—flpriafa—TraUsn A price yop can. afford to pay* Martin’s Garage RADIO RADIO RADIO 1938 RCA & ZENITH EASY TERMS HOFMANN ■ Electric Service IM M agnolia A va. j Phepa UU REASONABLE RATES BUSINESS MAN5$ . LUNCH BEK OR PHONF. p ta ln E d R ice STOP LOOK LISTEN UNEXCELLED SINGER H E A R HIM First Christlnn Church, Sunday, January 9th FREE CourtMM A Efficient SERVICE 1st A French—Tel. 9121 ONE DAY ONLY f o o t b a l l r. Y e a r ’s D ay-3K H ) P .M . / BOAT FO R C H A R T E R 116 West !9 t h « U _ anford Boat Works O lllK € lU U V C O M R N UAVK . Frauci.. Hpanlsh -------—. | KtonUor. live. 30 — (/T)— Tlia C M IM M -r»m r i p O n , j rq.inii.iinl Mipr.it.nl tin army, attacked the tifforln of the Kckar- *ryusiitlug p. rasriic Iba be'" n biuit Canurrs, Inc. to break *t«Kad ( i r r b M nf Tnrncl. had a strike of IU employees a* dlu a - l.roknt thi,.ugh I bn ni.>rm»i*nt gsiihag Federal U w and CivU line, northwest nf |lm city. I.ilmith-H. * . Th n Holpltluprn runiinnulqua -Mldasnl M. Noriuin. liv c u liv c **lil "fill ulibu'ilra*'' waia capItoanl Member of the United Can- t’>rral in u aerl<>* nf surprise tK iy Agikultural, Packing and Klluck* ycMUrdny. Ct-mpany to meet and deal with 11 preventative*, of llie union u> well a* the aponsoiini: of a com psl.y union nl iui|a>rtod scab* wa* a direct violation <>f the National Labor UclaHon* Act.' -U * aUo stated that the county official* p.uhti.il rm of in-accful picketing uirrittd the prulest or all pattont and organixalipia de­ siring lo protect civil .liberties and (b-monacy in Florida, point lag out that the tight, (a strike and peaceful picketing an. n-cognised h>- such champion* of democracy a* President Uooicvtll. “ No. man said the workar* at the I'rkerson Fruit Causers, Jnc. plant st.uck for more pay and when refused rt«|uc*tqd aid from hia organisation. ‘In contrast .wl'h the A . K. of L which has not even mragnixed the struggle* ef these verier*, the Unllad Cannery, Agrtcnltaral. Packing and A I I M tVofUyr* nf A met lea will give all. n U possible, Noiinsn said.'* Twity^Hirw Join L ra l Toutst Ciab Diamond Setting C**«*o*a Pram PlH On, * W F ten ia papers «re not the T int which ha ve round tecennary to iweart to higter Kubacription rates in or* Ve meet motH ing coata. Other newspapers through, the i h i l t eetswtry have Im * doing it fur Uto |»asl r. Among a few of the Southern newspapers which t n e a t l y raised rates are: the Roanoke (Va.) Times, gview (Tka.) JearrU,. Charleston <8. C.) Nows and tier, a w w p n t tLiul ■Turn*, Nashville Tennesseean, ■an (M m .| News, Austin ( T o .) American-Statesman, hhmSritan Journal and Sentinel. Frankfort (Ky.) TUlsa (OkU.l World. Port W teth (Tex.) Stao^TWrcratn, and the (lalahcftna Ctly News. Time was when newspapers were .limply that and aggjhhpt more, Tbe> puhlished the news of the day and that was atmut all. Ncmadays the public insists upon lieWUT «Htt*ta«ned as «*41 as inf<*med And it likes lo have lh e ntsvs «C the day wlrriwwlod for it by keen nimbi teal wvhara and h'T*ly paid political columnists. The new*pa|*r pubHdNS- o f today *nu>t >upi>b rm-nl his liasic service to the pobkr with oomics and eaitooos, with advice to parents on lavnfrmg «p chiidrcvi. advice lo the lovelorn, and advice on m»>n,ahi public servlets. > “ *11 nriucuvd bv evnert*. 1Hr ’hrense mlah<ry *skl i it bate h s h SIT flw housewives, *i„t daily 0| RMomea. hia atrial low story. a»td soanns o f pictures, ex^ P„ mirr om] ,lU ra ponshw |d>otc«Tapba rushed from the far corners of the „,|nuteni rvaoHed to tailing <uoth to ahplsne showing what u hspiwning throughout jtl.p m.li.n.y after rafukiog to the wwrU. Withal, be must keep his columns at all times fee with a delegation of lhe « vgww for tiirth. m n w , and dralh notices, cl.urvh nolicc* awl wacnAy noUces. E ton' wtvkt clult, every fraternal h ^ a,rik. wrgwaisattcm. every woman's dub, must have apiwopriale R,,,io ,i vigor ami. in no H a w htAh before and after ihey mc-t, every time they will ii pcimit inierrupiian of Accident Chances GREYHOUND EH'IKlES TUWlUUf ENGLISH’S Gulf Station PERK’S CLUB NO FOOLIN’ Th e JJBWELSfR Diamonds A M W lU tM Fine Welch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving — wmjuim r u a u s * * tan Lowasr* �•~ 4 i -1 . - , £ ►AY, DECEMBER SO, 1937 Greta Garbo -Stare | Dance* Plans Made InDramaOf Napoleon By LeififKi Auxiliary octal A n d Personal Social Calendar High Class Of 1937 Holds 1st Re-Union Parson als The Cla.a of JB37 of Seminole . . . , — — T t IU R S D A T High School held a reunion Tueau l. . uehel a leas H e regular meeting or the day ev.-ni.ig at Hie V .ld r , Hotel. , N. Y , U tba Rita Sanford Townsend Club will be The tallies were decorated in tha, L . W] bald at 7:Sd o’clock In their club rbss colors, silver and bine and I * _ _ _ rooms in the Wclakn Building- place cards were small sail boats Miss Utyeodalyu Tba public ia cord hilly invited. made from candy which carried St, I'cterabqrg Is the FR ID A Y nut (hr theme "S illin g Back Home. Margaret Langley X Th e annual Now Year’s Eve The dinner was served by candle----------Danes f ir m by tbaAmerican tight. Mias Lou be Knigl Legion'Auxiliary will be held at The elans chaplain, James H er- Beach apeeit Tuesday tha MMtfblr Houi at 10:uo din. asked the blessing ami the Mrs. P. P. Campbell, o’clock. president, William Zachary, w«t-| y w , Th e gfflcera of thePresby­ corned the guest, after whleh ail t s. „ ' £ „ terian Church and their wires joined In singing the schcoi snng. yme Sally Will- eaterlsln with a reception Pour ex-sponsors were presented c froth 1:00 until 10:00 o’clock at and each gave . short talk. They 'vf?,' ' ** *** * tba f Praahyterlon Church honor- were M is. Murguret Cog, Miss P * * _ _ _ tng •their pastor. l>r. BD. Ituth Hand, Mrs. May Bell M a x -1 Mlsa Elisabeth H u Drowtvlee. on tba IS\h annt- well and Coach Luunard McLucas j ville, Tcnn.. ..who is i n m r Of nia pastor*1*- All ^A_rtcnnl_uaa_mndc uf the incm . holidays at Uauti member, of the church and bera present, tiieir addresses, co l-j guest of M r. am friend* of D r. Brownlee are Irgea and occupations, for use in bell on Monday, eordtally Inrited. future years. |t was announced' — . .Tba G irl Scouts will meet at that the reunion will hr an annual! M r. and Mr t d i o'clock with noeebaga for evenl if possible. I »t>«it Tuesday supper and breakfast. The Court Miss Dorothy Stewart, Billy Mrs. McKay Ins of 'Awards w ill be held at the Zachary ami llinxton-Huntley iw.d °f Chapter Nun Little House at R:00 with Mrs. charge of tbit pinna for the bin" |K**larn Star. C . II. Christ of Orlando ns the H |ln spanker. The public la in- Tlim e nil ending wvro: tha M la a -• C ex Mary Higgins. Kathryn T h i j r ! F* 'C ~ pen, Mildnd Hodges, Pauline! f.0*! .** " ^ P. MONDAY u Tha Tuherruhisis Banltarium title, tlomthy SUwmrt, Martha lj‘. will bo dedicated and everyone is Adams. Marguerite Inglcy. Minnie. £ w V*aul Miatige. Marian Lstrklge, \ irg m -;_ urged to visit {I. tannin Wblitdon, M - . u“ H a quarterly business meet­ ia McRory, ing of tha Woman’s HUslonqyy Hnrothy Mitchell, ILelc, Garner, . Mathieux, .from J c*T**l l|l Society or the First Baptist Evelyn Csloa, - Eva Church w ill bo held at 3:ntl Helen Chapin tin, Dm is Horner.', * " , “‘“ J T " * O'clock ot tha Church annex. All Hkhtcr anil Margaret Member* ora urged to otiend this Aillne meeting. General chairman and Allen. Also Billy Zahary, James H a r­ officer* era asked to bring re­ din, Roderick Adams, Angus H a r­ port*. Among those from Sanford ntriett, James Stapler, .lock Purdon, TUBSDAY teading the 'Florida -ClUdo! Cluh I .ester Philips, I). II. Hedges. Seminole High School P .-T . A. formal danea In Orlsudo Tuesday board meeting will be held n< Harry Robson. Jimmie McElhao- night were the Misses Olctb 11} mm, Lrland MrCItlland, Rraxlon t i M o'clock followed by the rrg >"n, Marian Ealrklge, Martha alar .btulneaa meeting at 3:3d Huntley, Alliert Fit's, John llin- Adams and M arine Torrence. Giro irrm istrr, James tliadford, Jack o'clock. A ll parents are urged to If. G. llickson, Braaton I'erhiim, be present. Program will be in Wilkinson, Robert Steele, Ed W il­ llilly Thigpen, *JCarlyle Houwdint* son, Julian Adams. John Jones, charge of Mias Betty Aiken, Phy­ ■ler, IIi miey Odham. bonny Puwall, Clyde Pieicy, H e risrl Thurston sical , Education Instructor. and Ralph Tolar, a t ’RaiM raihi. and Rulieri AUmnn. l GRANDEUR WILL DAZZLE UR EYES. . . AS ITS ROMANCE FILLS YOUR HEART! Greta Garbo reaches the great* rat heights of-her .cling career in ''Conquest." which “ l«cn* inlay at ■hr Rita Theatre wad in which *be is coet aired for the firat thus wilh Charles Buyer in a mrmoreble portrayal of ibc rule of N a­ poleon Dcnaparle. lirre ia acting of n new high m l i t . A . thr young l'ulleh coun* lr*s, Marie Walewekn. who en­ tourage* the lnfatuallon of Napeleon lo furiiier the inlereata of her own country but ultimately lulls in lovo with hint heraelf, t.nrtio once again alamta out aa I he moil distinguished actress cn tin screen today. Boyer, likewise, wlna fruah laurel, in the role of Napoleon, a p. rlraynl which ehuwa lha man not (n thr r.nggeratrd torms in which history his painted him, but ne a living and breathing nan wl’ h a I ms* Ion erased ambition to rule i|. world hut with n tendornes. r m l. understanding fur those lie lived. L o ir cn r-in ii-v. . . . i n 11' speed tu iiic d With llu lu lll fill Mrs. F. R. ItmrmlHnt and air*. II. II. t ." " U , ticket m nn ilM D , report * w l ticket Milo* *p to IV« pp-aeiil "ml nimoaaee (bat they an- r sporting * largo rtva il trout twofold. Kuvllm, f)«* I suit! ami U r inn iln. S en sa tio n a l—N ew ! N K V K it A <; A 1 N 7 1 * I f AT T H 18 P R I C E A new idea in a Fountain Pen that l» a boon lo everybody who uiM-s a pen. This |wn has no rubber sack nor ievera to a ... a . . . i . a ____a __ _ a « „ >, m 1I get out uf0 order, hut I* based on the plunger type nOne pull ami you bavo enough ink to write for three months. You can see the ink.- lias a Mk durlunt, smooth writing point, and ia inuirantred for life or the Remington Pen < V will glee you a new pen F R E E of charge. On sale Thursday and Friday only si. this price. This pen is unbreakable. Extra pen point free with evrry pen. r~ r - “ T--------------*— — ---------- — (N* ’i Nf4<n liM J O / V bw i^M w aV ^ Fu m -. a n p V k dvn.' . 10a rxt r TPMu u - coMatvjiiT A iima- Ka i ^ u na - C w o rth y m atro n, the Kaet. Mr* »o » S A N k 'O R D PLEASE URINE THIS Al). (The uuonins cnc-Ai tsi A C D in r. m A O t t n c vaiuf O PEN S N EW Y EA R’S DAY off I cur O FFE R IN G n1« «.< x itt''d lo J| | | Is III behalf of h i r luisbaiKt Sad sun, p o rn h e r a bouquet of m ix u i llowvrH. IM r lm - the hr slallntluii ot the stn r points each wo* OM iirtod lo Ilia E a s t, w here l l m . Me b a y presented' lb* Ml W illi oil old f.isliloned .m>sog*y In appiM pinle m in is for HAYNES Hlari— worth T palrou. tlurpci - iiwiH'luto Olive* Shrimp NEW YEAR’S EVE & NIGHT Friday pnd Saturday Tesrl PHONE 37K Italy t NMa Bald To Each l ’u»oarer. a II. I', Moon' Presented her with a Inner hajket of ila itin ll ns a gill from tb* ch aplur am i Mrs. M unay Mia. 1ST ST. 1 New York. N^Y.—" IT 'S TRUE! that the ‘L itterliet Artibus’ medal of booor, one of th r high tit distinctions for creative ar corpplUhrttmt in the field of arts and letter*, ha* been awarded by Xing'OtMUYr or Sweden to Ofeta Garbo." lay*.Wiley Padaoi "Jenny Lind and only a few other,women internationally known lor their.work cm the.stage have received similar decoration*!* •<i ui and organist. Those i <i < «T re preaonleU s ilk oagi'H tiem the chapter. Mis. Paarl T r r « . ffta l« StlllB T *lH M II I'll H IM l I IS T S im > . wo m i Doaoucr ’ japw ANCt Matron John tJourler— aaaoclnfe patron Mr*. It. W . Tum or-secretary M r. Harry K*nl-rtreas'irer lnitallatlon of offlo*rs for th* Mrs. I.el’lulro Irw in-conduccoming year for S.nHool* chap­ traaa ter Numbar Tw o of Kaatirii Mr*. flfuart Dutloii--auoriat* Star was bald U*t night at t :M conductroax o’clock at .tha Masonic Hall. Mr«. II J. I,i‘liinnii*-rltaplln The hall was decorated In red Mlaa Vlilluia Uillhll— limrilml and green. Large .baskets filled Mr*. W. M. Ilaynr*— "rgantst with evergreen and red polna.t- Mr*. P. M. K in g -A d „ lias were placed at thn back ot Mrs. Manuel Ja iol>Min— Ruth each star point station. TaU Mrs. Fordyro lluss.ll— l> tln r baskets of .r*d Icavea were Mra. 0 . It Elliott— Marllm placed on eilhar aids, of the Mrs. Jon Curler— Elri-tn worthy matron'a slalloii In lb . Mra. KKln llewaon— Wardi-i Bast. Potted polnsaUlas and | H, J . I.t-lmmii— enntbirl other groenary were used tuj I Mr*. Mourn presented Mr*. decorate other atation. while McKay With a gift IhiinkinB her oriental lap*atrici and liowla I for InatulhnE lllo offirer*. Mrs. of rarl colored croiona adornod I McKay cunxruliilalPtl (lie „*• the balcony. Mra. A. C. HUrke worthy matron un her fun- curl1* I W*a chairman of l li<> tlecoral* of offh-*n< and elulinl ttii-m lag committee. much llltc rti ,luring the rniuhiK Mr*. It. (?. Moore, outgoing year Worthy matron, welcumwl vUI 1 i I'rlor Ip llio Ihaialluiiiin » « < lor* and slrencer* ami Intro-' , lr#a tk* ifuliowing program * * ducwl Mrs. 0. E. MrKay, t » « l Prcejnleil : grand matron, who a s , th. In-; I Violin atlu - ’till Taku Yuli Mailing of dear. MraMcKay, I Homo -Atn|n K n lliW n ’' — named Mr*. E u n in Mlgglaa.1 Nancy ItoHprtli-r ai-rniiipflnb-d past g r a o d m a r s h a l. g rp ml | by Ml«i| Itupliin- Tukarh. l i o u III 111 .1 I r v ii i in n ‘ - t s ! L. Bulllvnn, prrridrnt of thr or l-a n tin lh m . ItnnvtnoN n. » . u -Addod Feature— mute* Is "In char** «>f Mf*. T, A w tA O d u s ^ s - for Clmpier .Number M Order of Eastern Star. While there they were the guaal. of M r, and Mis. V a lte r Dick asd M r. and Mrs. J, Officers Are Installed By Eastern Stars Tba annual N * « Yearn Ere Dance-tO< b* ;Klvcn Friday nlrht by lha American Legion ■A in II* |ary wilt bo b«M at I hr Mayfair Hotel at lota* o’clock. Far or. e m ittin g of n"i*o mak­ ers and ballaoni will ha given lo rack (a m t at mldnhtht, Tim door committee condeta of U F. flnyla- Cl D . ' V 4 * t , •nil Jim Huff. Tim . Floor com­ THE Royal Hiwiians 1 0 TIL FLOOR SHOW H A W A IIA N HITLA DANCERS TOM AND JERRY 1938 Special AND A L L .K I N D S OF M iX E D D R IN K S . D A N C ­ IN G . C L U H ROOM U K S E R V E D FO R C O U P LE S , S E P A R A T E D FR OM STA G S. A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal ffii mallrr how many mctUchu-a you have tried fur your cough, chest cold, or bronchial IrrllaUun, you can art IcUet now With CreomutslonSi rioiui trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to lake a chance sit 11 nny remedy less puleiil Uuut Cteumulsiaii. wtildl gooa rlgtlt to Uie scat of llio trouble sod aids na­ ture lu soothe and heal tha Inflamed mucous tnembtanra and lo loosen and rxprl Uie grnn-laden phlegm. Fvrn If other remedies have (ailed, don’t be discouraged, try Crromulstou. Your (true*l>t D authorized to rrfimd your money If you nre not tlioroiuilily sallvOed with thn bene­ fits obtained from tho very first bottle. CrvunniUlan Done word— not two. and It has no hyphen In It. Ask for u plainly, see that tho name on Hie buttlo Is Crromulslon, and you’ll Bel thn genuine product and the relief you want. (Adv.) Oynler CockUR ('ra b m e o l C H O IC E OK RooHt Turkey with Crnnlierry Sauce t ft Irani l-a mb with Drowsing drilled Lnbafer with Drawn Duller • i'rmh -Shrimp Creole itu Iturrc Yunis rnn« I’otMoen au Gratln Muttered Cauliflower Apple, Mince or Pumpkin Pie Announcement (F o rm erly O perated By A. F . K inibrell) To-Night Friday IS N O W OPERATED AS Announ THE.OPENING OF A>fIRANCH WAREHOUSE FOR THE SALE OF CSOKEBS and PACKERS tha Ladlea SUPPLIES ha bus inarm wtU.be, managed by Eddie Raw win, a raaJ deal of.Sewftnot* Cowily for elgraa yearn. H-tGoiftealantM18 ur warfhqiwe wtU ba toeated la tba Fred Hall bulldlnc on Stb Ulracl between French and Laurel Avcnuea* LAND TUCKBR R« -^Bbarourfihreila Don'Jt’Cry” Ride, Trew & Rice Co., Inc (TH B T K tR BETWEEN FRENCH AND LAUREL ----- i «> * Seminole Motor Go PHONE 7* Joe Azzarello and MOTOR �It,1 ladwl m AV il.r t — Gnu) WithWar Aid k.‘ . . . - . . .• " NO NEW H O LO g - s i u o a i 'P-g U t i l te 1*. B tk . a* U n i H it BARRED O R LEANS, Dee. II. ? eovarlag A ll V H i f I l - l » f N l - l N orth * T A . C U R y P rep arly I U w H t i l l ft of R H I f l.) ef Reellon t> Town* ahlp I t Mouth llaaaa I I H. Ha. I I I ! or A u r . I. till, rovarlae laila 1 A I ef II W. B arra P i n t ACdlilon to Ulack llam m aek. Na M i l of J t * f . 1, H tl, ro raring Inti H . Plarlda Fnebrer, faced wtb a poor .dieplay new trick*, (Irevaa Ca’a H t Add la lllach abouted for the eotoaiea BECa New B o m Ifaramorb, teat la Ih* laet tear. Cap-| Kantucky’a Brlgadied General No. I l l * ef A u r . t. H I.. rovarlMR laila I I A I f . Plarlda I Anthony . Edeh’a reminder Ilenry II. Dtnhatdt wee ahot down flreva* ( W i H I Add la lllvek ,eolonlal countrIt* prodoe* but by brother* oLriha fiancee for llam m aek. Na. I I I ! af A u r . I, lilt , eent of Uw world* raw ma- who*e death ho wia about to be eaverlaR l « l < 11. I I A IT , ■'did not moth* him. Flnan- tried again. A retired greeting card .P la rld a Orevee Ca’a H I Add InW Iiard achacht waa reported maker, Charlie Roaa, 74, waa kid le fltaek. llammaek. i luped near Chicago, Na. I l l * ef Ang. I , 1*11. ro v a rla a D o ll I I te 1*1, A I I I . and Paraguay threatPatricia Maguire, the eleeplng I I I . I I I . I H , I I* A I I I PlorlAa « war over n pottage atarnp beauty, and Thomaa 0 . M aiirylt, flroraa flo’a le l Add lo Black H am m ock. wy dlaagrted about tbo Caeohoalovakbi* little father, died, No. H I T of Aug. I, H it , y. ! And Beekwell Kent* William Onrllle Deuglaa, at, re v e rin g la ,t H I P larlda mural* mad* W M h lng- law profeaaor, became S E C * bo** Oravaa Ca'a l i t AC# le Black llam m aek, Sleek* ware alipplng. ^ No H l l af A eg. I. 1*11. Court Joallc* Black, Charley Chaplin ahnouneed he ra ve rin g la>l 1*1. Plarlda ilrore a (-a'a la t' A d c T o llla rk , eg la Europe, dodged re- would give up hi* baggy pent# and Ham m ock. and phone call#. American muatech* to inako n talkie. Mary Na. H I T af Aug. I. H ll, rn re rla g Laic II* . I l l A II* were front-paging hla Pickford called Hollywood a 10 I I I A I I I lo I I I ol Plarlda Elan card. He cam* back racket. Vittorio Muaaollnl act (u* tirevoe Ce'e Iv l Add la Black , k*for* one tf th* yaar'a to be n movie magnate, Hammock. No. H t l of Aug. I. lilt , radio audience*, that ha Maxwell Andcraon, 1037’x outre ve rin g latla 13, 14. I I A I* t o kluatr, a l a n d Ing playwright, itarted (U n a M M ft uf N 11 rt uf W I H rt ul tail I I I O I*. Booeevalt took n Broadway* aeanon with "Th* Star Hwopa Inc. Amended Plat of ' at the meet, particularly Wagon," lb* atory of n m in who luw n C lly . Mw Grand Coulee, invented a machine lo carry himP -H of Na. 1I I I nr Aug. I. 1*31 ra v e lin g la il 13 | l« » and f r i t Peck dam*, ■elf back (o the good old day*. la.lB I A 1* HIM 13. In n a C lly A Iran N la ft ef H 3*1 ft t>r K I I I II ef I Ail I I I O. I*. Hwopa Inc. Am ended Plat uf iu w a C lly . No. U I I of Ju ly T MSI. rn va rln g l a b I A I I Black Hy. rgpert of aalea of fru ll* do t l l - T l c C O I,I j AIII>H| Pie. pvr to «. b u n . .vegetable* *1 lha nenfnrd 11 of Am andrtl pint of Iowa _ P B rm e rr W balaaala M erkel H e . C lly (N o w patl ol |a>l II P lirU M B R IlH : No nuppllva trueber*. earlel euem blere fl. p . Hwopa toe. Amende*.' I h l l l l ’I .A N T : No nupiillvn. other' dealer* (e r a r t liour P lal of Iow a C lly ). K P L'AH O l.K i Tu a few . velee la '• H p * . aodiag enitoi *1 11:11 A . M. «o No. I l l * uf Aug. *. 1*11, raported by J , a . Michael, ealelillnh m eraal, '• f t / ' e e -ro pe1 ra v e rin g lerie I* A I I of O. I .K T T U C K : II. Iluaton; Rilppllv* P. Hwnpe 1nr. Amended Plat ilvmnn.l lla b l, otnrkvl O n A H U lf a : P ie. eld. b io . comb, llbrrnl, af la w n C ity. 1 4 hue. Itpre, l i e : appro*. 11 p e rrta l U g I. I I . T l ; alaadr. Pie Na. H l l of J u ly T. H ll, Em ie . ll.1 4 -1 l . t l l 4 h t. U a . . IC K IIK IIU : K. U m e . I dua. t l eovarlag l a l I B lk I I Am endH r. | eawb. l l -lie: u a l a ll-T 9 * i M im T A it n t p i* , c u r t r . par an*, oR Pint of town C lly (N o w O W A P H P n U IT : Pie. ,* «* ., b i a H H fl af W It* f| of fail oensb i r . l l i US I* " i t . i l l 4 bun.. H e. H N IO N H : ((I r a n i) Pm. per dot. ba. bag*, comb. M - l l e i IJH la I O. I*. Hwopa lo r. Amended bun. H - l l r . N O H T IIK IIN , re llo w a Plat of Iow a C lly ). 4-1 lui* l l lb. baa*. I l . l l - l l . i l . , . t. .a. n o e i i i n k h i p i *. No. I I I T er A n a . I. 1111. I'A IIN M IV : PI*, par do*, b u n . 'b a a comb. I l - l l r ; IIR ta. I M I r ro ve rln g Ixtl I lUaaa R H fl P P I.K H : Rupblla* l i g h t dlniand I l - l l e . of W I I I f l ) O P. Hwopa r K A B : I H n g llih ) Ne e u p p llia 'e ra la , marital ateadr, Kaetsrn. InC. Amended P lat of Iow a I ’ KPANH: Ne euppllva. b a k la T u rk Im perial*. 111111C ity . I'IS P t'K IlH : No eu|i|tllea r equal. ll.lo -ll.lii O ta rNo a n a of Aug. T. H ll. 1 1 JTA TO H R : Htippllaa ll* lil. de­ . n la rk T w lg a U lf illy or covering R I I I f l of i a l I or Pitt. b l l . l l - V I . H ; nelielaaa. m i l l - mand llRhl, m ntjtvl vlandr. P, Rwupe lo t. Amended i,a. hprn. A r r l i , llllaa Trlum pba.al of la w * C ity. * -UuaL, II. I I ; U a lillou a. I. drill arntla A pack, Ho. la, liner. 0. I. 1 4 ” ue. | 1 11. N » 1114 of AUR. I 1*31 I I. 40-11 l l j No la. I t I 0 - I 1rn .lve l rln a N I H fl of I a i IMAHHi Ulna pi No atippllaa, > I'unrrr. to w rr. MJ>|ITII H IIN , Ur. H I NR* ((.lio a t No vuoollaa M a t . N I I fl nr N 111 f t ) '» ■ S T R i koppliaa ll* h l, dim an C Ununlalna, I 'W T ba*a 11.41. P. Hw on. Inc. Amended P lal of H A IIIH IIR H : Hi-nne. To o few Iow a C lly , 'i r a i a m erbat * U * d r, P la. par No. 11(1 of Ju ly T. IH * . baa. acn. in nu a llly A r a n - *al«a In arlnb lla h . marbat. H P IN A P It: Pla. bua bakla.. covering A ll lllnrke t l . | i. t| i il le a . I l - l l e A I t , AmenCed Plat ol Iowa if lltO C C O I.t: Pla. ararra. par lb. Illoumadal*. I t r - I I . M . HUU AH ll Pla., bua nor#.. T a l 1 -H a F »V . l - l of No, I T I I or Ang. 1. O A B 8 A O H ] Ruppllaa llltaral. da- lo w Crooknvaba faw alow, 11,11. R IV N U T l i m m i M : HutHbvrn. ( I l l r n v .rln a I a|I> t. I. *. mead modvrate, marital v llu lillr T A * af ri. p Hwape Inr. lt .ll w eabar, P la . Copaubaaaa bulk, P orlo n iro a C W T baa*, Amended P lot of Iow a Cite K a lla per to*, wide raae* In orlraa 11.11. KM* Dried. Nancy Ne. H l l of Aug. I. 1*11. aeeauat auppllia g a n ir a llr t l l . l l - bua h p ra . law, lie . roverlng N 111 fl of Vav* > TO M A TM K H i Huppllva Ilg ltL daI I I I I bua hpra.. I l a - l l l l . M a ie I d le 11 A I I Blk H n A R R O T H : iiappllaa fleb l, da- annul mini train, inarkat vlandr. Iow a C l t r l O. P. gw opr ln r. Ibn. Plead madvrala. marital firm . Pla. Pin. Imiav rrla. appro*. I I Amended P lel of la w n C lly . par- dot. bun. tea. n t li on fn n rr mnek on band: W ltn e .n toy band and real thle 1‘nnr In ordltinry, Inroln a* A 1 O A V L t r t / J W B K i Ruppllaa ntnd oral*. -Camand lla b l. marbat rlpra. | l . l l - | t . l l : t.u*a. No eup­ the H r d d t y of December H l l . O. P. H N R N D O N . about ll o u t f . P la 1 4 b u a bpra pllva. C lerk of (T r r u lt Cowri, • ' w H * . i h . la q a a llly. II.I# * TIII1 N IP R : Ruppllaa lig h t. dvI M I . •. . ■ mand‘ madaral*. marbat - v U . i « t d y . IflltA I.)‘ Hcmloule County, Plarlda. R H I,R R T | Pla. IP* e rla , ararco. P la, per dm . b a n . M -t l Carollva. I d a l. BlM. I l l * , l a - l a II.I* . P O n N : 'B h rlla d l R. - t C B M I R r . ' IIR A R T R I Pla. dne. C W T . ba*a. | l.l* -| l,l* . N O T IC N O P B A I.N O P T A X Na. bajLt l * -« l* v - I I A T t ll'e a n u l) P la . i-------------------lA w i i T i r i c a iT IM NR R H P A n n A O H t P la. parj arada. per Inn H I M . le accordanee w ith (he proviiiona of C bap tar h i m a o u of n d , upon w ritten, requeet of H lT I T ^ aand rllla n reuueel H l t l i r e a te rte ln e d e a n o a n ce d . M oaaollnl w ith re g a l I E x p lo re r* penetrated S hiva o - M fai> fra o l* h it, gooee- Te m p le , the G r i n d C a n y o n * "a k y lunga w ere toted and a*rial warfare aero- iala n d ." Iro n .. Together, they planned to aroun d for iitraa lila p a ra ly ila v ic ­ tim * . X -r a y and ra d iu m apeclal-Borape'e “ culture." ' lata o f th* w o rld m et In C hicago to i 1 ; B U m p War Threotene r■ SANFORD MARKET REPORT m I a it* J a w tied Advertisements lB -w -U o u * e a For F o r K e n t: F i t # Phono 711’J . R tn t room bungalow, F iv e room bungalow and g a n g * , n o t P alm atlo A v* . t l — A c ro n fo For B a it T w e n t y acre* fin* cltroa l**4 near I-ongwuod an hard road. F o u r hundred A l l a n . C a ll a l lo g P a rk A ' * . Bxnfordi M odal a F o rd , c#fP *nl#r and eomoni towla. ra c k , ra d Ian* U rn * , w irin g , aboralg and pick*. Mr*. B - B . F k lllly a . 114 UoUj A va. 11—B u R Jn R g g Plxcoo For Bold FOB BA LX i Ob* af lb* lartq aer vie* aUtloiu «n Park Av*. Goo* opporinnlty roc local ma*. Inquin at th* Bayard Kdally 0ov 100 K. Foik A n . T h re e room h o m e — one nullable fo r efure room — pee r li r a * acbool. l a l j ) i U X F h t iRX hard road. Ret we wood and W In le t F o r k . Ideal fo r oo ntaciiona rr alor*. Tw a hund red and n in e ty dollar* tdkda if- O a il M I « P e rk A r * . B e d ­ ford. c , 4 * . .. ^ Vfe teM.a \» . . . . — ] 0F>— Loutaiana Bthte’a ball-earriera bad bettor be prepared for l o n i atrange hold* when told PWA lo wind ay Hi dffalra, they’re tackled by .Larry BtrtnBy Y A LTA TO M M Y ■nd cmphaalsad Ut* theory bthiad garL Santa Clara end. In the -M o w * B o rle w E d ito r, Huger Bowl football gamo. Lar­ bio regional planning plan. Th e A P Fratare Barrie* ry la a wregtler and know* lota T*o Legion Peradte 1grow bumbler In Beptem* John U Lovrl* roared on tho rn- of gripe. of 1M7. With ranch of North Japan’* Iron thumb dl o, too, threatening politician* Nankins and other, w It* a farmer-labor party. W illUm the Chinee#' Green celebrated Labor Day who L e g a l N o tice Moody Harder mod beg- farther denunciation of comma’ nlat*. San Franclico'* waterfront ] t f l Hoacow help. M o rio n n r o a u i o p t a x mraunlet army of, waa tied np by a C 1 0 -A F L JurtaC M U T IF IC A T K e fa i w u r a i i m with the pceChina marched forth to diet toneI Jou»t. i l i l i u of C l n r l i r H I M . Act* »> The American Legion paraded t i l t aad upon w ritte n i the fray, bet Bnaoio waa boay rsqoeat i" (hen. boldly branding Matao- op New York'* Fifth Aecnae fer U. r. r w u r a I w ill v ile r for at ptivile outcry tv ih v tba deeperado of the Madltar- 17 1-1 hoara. Mlaa America of 19t7 aale hlaheet biedvr fer j » h at lb* (Betty Cooper, 17, of Hacketta- Court llouv* volranca In Pau i* aebdiarinea wade ahlp- town, N . J .) dumbfounded thoee ford on lb* I lib day of Ja n u a .y H U *1 I I u'rluek A. M . la* carae perlieu» that Britain anJ who crowned her by iparnlng the­ llflcale e r ra rllflra lv a bald uy iba atric*. The engagement of Anne Rtatv tegvtbvr w ltb a ll o m lllrd •ponaored n vigilante ear. vubvvquaat lavlad la *aa oa Clark, • Boaton deb, and John In Nyeu, Bwltaerlend. (ba fallew fag deaarlbad Land* la demoeracy'e war flceta Axplnwall RooatreK, the Prael* ••mlBola C aualy, Plarlda. tu w lt: Ha. I I ef A Mg. I, 1*11. drnt'a only anmarrlid aon, waa forth to gobdoe the aaba. tld / .l ... llouee oatranea la Raalerd na (he HIM Lay of Ja n u a ry H l l at i l a’clook A. U . la* re rtlflra le or ccrilflcatee held by the W ale lugelber w ith a ll omitted and eanaeoueat levied taiee e n . the follow ing deeerlbed land■ m Tlnm laola CoRKTy, Plarlda, lo w lli No. II* of Aug. V H I* ro v e rln g latte T l * A 14* Pineburet, t i l at Na. I I * of Aug. I, 1*11 covering l-.it I Bib. 4, T r . *. Hanford, l i e n H T fit Ma. *** of Aug. *. 1*3* roverlng le l I B ig. ( , T r . I , Heater#. Ha. I l l of Ju ly T, l* H covering l o i r I. I. 1. A 4 B lk. I* T r . I I Hanford. Na. It* of Aug. k, H I* oaveriag I-ate I I I A I N . O ak H ilt. Na H I of Aug. *. H I* n o w In* la ri I I B ib . A M a ylo ir. Mo. H I of A o g I, I N I covering |,oi | D o n e r a Rabdlvla4o*> R*. I IT of Aug. T. H l l t x v N K cor. Bsc. 4, TW p. Itun W ia th II *• 4eg. a Sti cn. s M i eh w t» He. HI ot * «* , rv s s r t t, till eh N H ch W 1*4 eta K I I #ag. W * 4 *b M In Hanlurd ( l l T J n . N 4* d ig . W W W lie* Vi me. h to beg. H o 111 or A eg* I, t il* covering 1*1 1. Hee. a. T * a Ill of Abg. 1. 1*11 m v e r la g W, 1 4 cb o f fl I I eh or BK't of IIK4 a*c. II. TAP. ii . •*. No I I I of A u g. 1, H U ro v rrln g U t i I* A 1* Bib. ' I I , 1*1o* Level. . . r W ltio u « > Ibo t lr d .1. oend a»e vvol tbt* d*y of I b f l m b t r 1*11. O. P. H E R N D O N . Clerh of C l re alt C ourt. Hrinlnole C o u o ly, rio rld a . N O TH '* ! O P OAI.M O P T A X C N IIT ir M lA T M * In accordance w lin ilia provleO.ne of Chapter H it * . Acta of H i t and upon w ritte n reaaeai of <1. W. R P K N C R It I w ill o ife r lo r vale e l p.|bll« o utcry la the hlBhcel b itt e r far reeh ut the C ourt llouee entranro In Ranlord on (he l l l b day of Ja n u a ry H I * at It o’clock A. M. re rtlflra le or cartlflcalee bed by Ike m ale to aelb cr w ith all oNillled and aobeocuoat levied laero on Ibe Jolhu elng daerrll.ed Inode In Remlnol* CountF. P lo r lfie. tc w lli _Nn H tl ef Auguet I, 1*33, covering: L o t* ' I I , I I , I I A 14 Kureha H am m nrb Nn. 4*1 of Auguet I, 1*3*. r a n g in g : tw ill I 4 A I B ib 14 T r 4. Hanford. No. 1411 or A uguet I. H I* , ro v e rln g ; te ll I Runehlne Height* Na. H i t of Auguet 1, l i l t , ro v e rln g : l e u 31, I t . I I A 14, T h e Oeneva T r a r t , In HerHon I I . Tn w n v h lp I I . Bouth Mange I t Beat. No. t i l l n f Auguet | H i t . covering: Iw>t H B lk I, Oene. va. No. I I* nf A u gu e i 1. H I* . covering; R u nf le>l f |||k I T r 4,. Hanfard. No. 1**1. of Auguet I, 1*11, ro v e rln g : Dote | | - A T4 I-och A rb o r C rye la l Lakee C lub H tfllo n, No. I t l of A nnual 1, li s t , -coverin g: I wile T l A T l l-orh HecHOuL* k ” r a ih No. i l l ! oT A uguet 1. I ll* , covering! twite TT * T l Iwwh Arlwir C r ratal twihei C lub H#rllnn. S -l nf Ho. 1011 of Aiijtuiit l. IM i, cuvannv: U i i 101 , H T - H I . H I , H I A 1*4 l-orh A rb o r <T| o n l Iwikre Club fieri Inn. N... It* nf Auauel 1. 1*13. ro v e rln g : fwnn 1*1, A 1*> Iwwh A rb o r C rye la l fwihee I 'l.ll. Hr, lli.n, Nn. *3T nf Auguet T. 1133, r u v rr lo g : twite I H . A III, Iwi.h Arlw.r C rye la l lAkee C lu b bertlon. Nn *31 Ilf Auguei T, 1*11. ro v e rln g ; twits l i t lo II* A l i t In I H . Iww-li A rb o r C ryelal twikre C lub Heclloa. Nn. at* nf Auguet T. 1*13. roverlng; Iwiia n o A 111, Iwirh A rb or C ry e la l l-abre Club Hr,'Hun No. (33 l.f Auguet T, H l l . rnverlnu; Iwile 11* A I H . Iwirh A ib .ir C ryela l Iwikra Club Herdun No, *11 of Auguet T, H l l . rn ie rln g : Iwile 137 A 111. Iwwh Arbor C ry e la l Iwikee (-tub Herllnn. Nn. * H nr Auguei T, H l l . ro ve rln g : Iwile I** A It*. Iww-h A ib o r C ry e la l lAhee Club Hrrllon. l- l * of Nn *1* nf August T, H t l , ro v rrln g : IV Ij nf I wit IT I Iww-h Arbor C rye la l l-ahra C lub H rrllon No. I l l , of Auguei T, H i t , ro ve rln g : lwi) t i l , Iwirh A r bnr C rye la l Lake* c lu li Mec4bin, *•14 af Nu. (1C nf August T. 1**1, ro v rr ln g : twite 111. 313 A W I* of Iwit 111, twirh A I bur C rye la l la k e e Club H rrlln n . T« H of No. ( H uf Auguei ' T, 1*33, ro v rrlb g t O u lln l No. 1 ll-eea N till H i A Iwile 1 A 1 lllb «, A Ulh T llwee Iwile It. I I . I I A H I A twit 3 film • A all lllk • It-rea lw>l I ) A all lllb le, Iww-h Arlwir C oun­ try C lub K n lra nre H rrlln n Nu. 44T nf Auauel T, H l l , ro v e rln g : Iwile 13. 34 A t<, lllk T. Iwirh A rb o r C ountry c lu b D n iranre H rrllon. IVlineea m y bend and aval thle Ike H r d (.ay of December H3T. O. P. H K M N D O N . Clerk of C ircu it Court, geminate C aualy, Plorldo IR K A L ) N O T IC R O P I C U O P T A X C M M T IP IC A T t:* In acrordanre w ith t i » - pro­ visions of Chapter H I M , Jirtm ut H I T and upon w ritten rtqueel -• W . ll V O C N O I w ill offer fur vale al public o u lrry lo Ibe high, cel bidder tor cuih a l Ih* Court Ituuae entrance In Hanford an lb# l l l b day uf Ja n uary, H l l at I I A 'rlo rk A. M , tea c e rllflra lr « r carltflcalea held by the Blale lo< gather w ith all o m lllrd and eub. seuuenl levied (aaea ou the fab lowing dteerlbrd land* In Bemb Bale Couoly. Plarlda. lo w II■ No. I l l * ut Aug. I, 1*11 hav­ ering Iwile t. 1. « *, Ulh. O, Alexandria uf of uvlede. Ovlede, No 11*1 bf Aug. *, 1. 1*11 H ll ro v e rlac N K U or R “ K ‘U 'R ef ACtw lip I lees W tl* v i „| a IT* ________■ yd I ________ A N I I* rh of K _,4I * 4 eh of HM 4 o l R M 4 Rea. *. Tw p . t l 11.11. W llo rn a m r bond and veal Ibla lit* t l r d day ol December. H I T . O. P. IIK ItN D O N . - Clerk af C lre a ll Court, Hemleel* County, Plarlda. (B K A I-) ___________________ N O T lr n o p b a l m e v t a x (T E H T in c A T a * In aceardan re w ill ih* ri vlelane of Cbaptar I11X Acte of o akUl/ul * R d 'o i d - f a t b l o « * d 1-1 11 or ta x l i l t e e d 'u e e n w rllte o n L P. i i a u a h 1 w ill at__ ______ visions of Hoove eatrenet le Ban f o r t ea the 1 W T ’ia A fii______________ ________ l l i h e a r of Ja a a a ry r tta al C 1 T T O F d A M F O R D t w ill offer 11 Faloek A , Mo te n cerltfleale fay m l « a l y j h l l * watery 4# the or eo rtiflcaU a bate V the m ate hlghea* h ttfa r fay eaeh at ^Ihe tea — - “ -------- — ---- ----------- ■ “ Bleed etber w ith Ith all olfailtee a «4 H I* HuV M illio n s prefer this "flavor that is different" I rt V ■•eRPe m in *e ,»»•# ;EBB Ing Beg a s cur of P eter _ anda (I t H a n N 4 * 4 Deg. TV I I eh H t » l* Deg. H I I ah ■ . 1 * 4 Deg. H I I rh H * 1 4 Deg TV I I ik . No. I ef A u g . I. I l l * co v­ erin g R t t ef H V I t Bee. *1. T w o . R. I*. No. I I of A u g . I. l i l t cov­ erin g P ra cllo a a r N 4 at M i l 1 * A H »V 4 of N l f l i A H R <4 of N K 4 A N W 4 ef N W 4 A N K Ii ef H W U Hec. IT, T w p . I I IL I*. Ne. I t uf A u g . I , I N * cov­ ering H U a t H i . 4 ef N R U Bee. t l . T w p , |* it. *1. Nn. | ( af A ng. I, H I * eavarlng lleg. * cb N of S R ear at H H 4 uf N H 4 Hee. I t . T w i ­ l l II. t*. lin n N 4.11 eh. W T.« rh N. t.T4 cb W 11.T eh I T cb M lo beg. No. I I » r A ug. I. I N * coeerlng N U o l N I D I ot g X U Bee. I*. T w p , I I R . lb . i No. * of Aug. k H t * cov­ e rin g N M 'i ef N R U Ben. I I . T w p . M l IL I*. No. I I of A u r . I. I l l * cov­ e rin g W , 113 elt or N R U ef N IV u a 'N I V '4 or N R U A H *•4 of N 4 of H -------H U fBee. *4, 7%. ’i *i M ei ” Vug. 1. H l l co v­ e rin g B'.l of NH<4 Hoe* R y ) Bee 14, T w p . I* II. 3*. Ne. l l e l A u g . I. I l l * cov­ e rin g H U of H W U of H R ■*' A HK1| of H H U Hec. 14, T w p . I f . R. I I . Nu. I* of Aug. t. 1*11 cov­ erin g R K U o t N R U of N R U Her. I t . T w p , ) ( IL t f . No. *3 of Aug. I. H t l . e o v erlq g I D !U Of' N W 14 A v ; i of H H U 4 A N 4 Of R R U . Of w pp. iea. I I , . R. I*. R K U b*e 3k. es. Tiw . as. No. I I af* A‘ uIg. g . I. H l l * r>o—v e rln g lleg. I I eh B H of I eor. of l„ l I, “Bee. 3). T w p 1* II. 3*. Run K * eh X I* ah ef TV I eh N I* r. h .. A _ HRU of MR'4 of N W H N ». 31 of A n g . I, l i t * r o v ­ erln g N l - l nr K 4 of N R U of awu Bee. St, Tw p I I R. *». _ No. I* <« J u ly T, H I * enc­ orin g R K U of H IV U nf K I T H A H W U of R K U of N W U A N W U of N K U nr H W U A N U of H iv u of N K U n f M V U A Reg. HH ear nf NW1* of H W U Her. 3*. T w p . H IL t l . Run N 11.43 eh. W T.*T eh H l i l t r h H lo beg. __ Na. l i t ot J u ly 1. H l l co v­ e rin g N K U ,'f ItW U Her. I. T w p . 3* It. t l . Nn. I l l of J u ly 1. 1*11 r o v erlu g M t - l of W ' i nf Ini 3 A W 4 ef R W U of N W U Bee. I, T w p I* It. t l . No. kt* of J u ly I . D l l cov­ erin g Deg. N W ro r ef H K U Hoc. 1. T w p I* IL t l . Run 1 I ' l cb I! . 11U rh N H l l ah W T 4 rh H H r h W I 3-4 ch to bag. Nu. I l l ot Ang. I, I I I * ro v ­ erlng Bag HW cor. af HR <4 of H W U Her. I, T w p . ■* ll. 3*. R un N I I th K I th I I rh W 4 I T ch H I I ch TV I . U ch to l,eg. N „. I l l » f A n g I, H l l co v­ erin g TV 3-1 of N U A N i l nf N W U of H IV U A H'4 of H W 'i of H W U A N W U of H W U of H W U (k H U of N U of N W U of H K U A N 4 ot H 4 o l H R U of H R U A N t - l e i HU of N \ v u ef S R 4 Hr® t T w p 3* IL 31. No. l i t of A u g. I. 1*31 ro ve rln g H U of N U e ( N U of i j w i ^ e l H H U Rea. i T w p 11-4* of No. I l l ef A u r . I. 1*31 m v o rln g laile I lo I I A in A 11 11 .0*0 W H I f l of lot I I I IV n llrs Hu I nI Ivlelnn. Nn. M l nf Aug. I, H l l cov­ ering TV 4 of H K U Hep X T w o to. I L I*. Nn. M l or Aug. I. 1*31 covering N K 'i of N K U Rett. I. T w p . 10. IL 11. Nn. I l l nf Aur t. Ill* ro ve rln g lira . I t I eh H of N H ro r. uf N W U Her. I I , T w p 3* ll, 1*. Run H I I r h W *(* ch. N I I H i K * U eh. No. 1*1 „ r Aug, I, III* covering C l of N N H et N R U of H iv u Her. I t T w p I* IL 13 N.. I A of Aug. I. 1(11 m v e iln g fl-B 1 »» yd I! ot H W ro r of H H U Her. I I . T w p IS R. t l Run H I I yd « 11 y.l N *3 i d W T* y C No *11 nf Ang. I, 1**3 r a v n Ilia llrg . I r h K * I (h 11 nf HW ro r y.f NW U of HHU H e I I, T w p . I* R. I t Itun N « U ch V; * ell R *U rh W I eh. No. Ik* of Aug. L III* rn w r in g w>4 of NK14 of N R U nf H W U Hee. I X T w p I* R . 1*. No IS* of Ang. L lit* ro v rrln g K ' i of I H T l l of N K U of H W U Hee. I X T w p 3* IL I*. 11-lfi nf No. I l l of Aug, I. 1*31 covering H R U of lot t fl-ran T h a t pert p o t l a * l wood I'KTm Paring* R ead) Her 31. T w p t*. R. 2*. IVIi n-s* m y hand and t*h) thle Hi* t l r d day of December H I T . O l>. T IK IIN D C N . r ) » r * ar C lrrrd t C n n rL Bemlaate County, Fla ride. (HR A l.) the follow in g deeerlbed Hem I a ole C o e a t y . r U rrld U a . t aw l ll N A n n A u w t T*X H tl !Tlj.rrrh h ru tet a ui 14.11 • — -------ran. R AH ( h a ) Reetlra t TuW aahlp I# nth, Raaga I t N p l i a f Bale t f J a w ta d. H l l eevexTeg! Rep. HR of Her. r T w p . I. * X Raaga f R a d . n a n h r. I I ah* N. l t . l l th e K U 4 rha. N . t* eh*. R. I rh a R. t l eh*. VL I I C h p X 9.11 r h a R 9 «< eha X la beg. ( l a w W ater W ork* . P ro p e rty) Rocllaa X To w a e h lp 1* Healh, lina ge I* Me. 41 Note af J a ly T IP I I I * eave rla g: T h a t p a ri ef Rlacb t i a of R y . M. M. Pm 11 h e giibdlvleten ef BeeIlo n a TVMnoee m r baa# and teal »hl* Ih* tlrd. day af -December H IT a r . HRnNDON. C le rk ef C lr r u ll C o u r t Rektlbel# C a u a ly, Fld rlda (R R Atri ____________________ N O TTC R * r I L L R O r T A X m T ir io iE T M la aeeardaa** w ith (he provleloaa of C hapter H t l * . A d i ef H I T and upon w m i c ------------------- ----C I I A R L O T T H IIh t iT Il for Bate a l publld o u tcry id th* htgheat bidder fe f reeh at Ihe O t a r i Hoeadi eatraee* In ' Rearerd na th* J t lh . dap af Jan uary 1*33 a l 11 afalaek A , M. lag eerllflca le er geetlneal** held by 'the Rial* I eg eth er w ith a ll om it­ ted aat. eebeequeal levied laaet on tba follaw lag doaertbed Inode In Beinln*l* County. F lo rld p lo W it: N p SIT Bala af A a gu a l Tlh . 1*31 cevarlaR : I-a t i A R 341.9 ft. g f W t t at Dot I Black X Hanford. Ne. 91* IMI* df Auguet Tlh. H t l eaverlaR: W U nf I-e l T (Twee m a ll.* f t .) Bloch X snfard, Reeferd. TVliaee* m y hand and seal thle lay nf December H IT . Ih* tlrd day O. r . H E R N D O N . C la rk of c i r r a li C q u rL Mtmlnol* C o unty, y io r lt p In aerordsnee w llh ,the v l-lo n s of C h apler 1133 1111 slid upos w rllle a . — E D W A R D H in n iN f l I w ill y rs - . .. a rte l te- (h e it lb * Hahtara till C N N 1 _______ In accordance erilh l_ vleioae of CNiepler H399- J H i ) end upon w ritte n regneat T V IL U N U IIA H K B T A T N B yt N gulr* A V o e rh lp A aenle I ' offer far u l * a l p a b ild e the high**! bidder lo r case ib a C ou rt llouee salraac# — Hanford nn Ihe I Ilia d a y ml Ja n ­ u ary, H i * at I I e V la a k X IL tax certlllcale e r ceriiriaatee held by Ihs m ain togelhwr w ith alt omit lea- and euiwetfoeal levied, m tee re on th* fo llo w in g deecrlbed land* In Seminal* C o u n ty . F lo rid a , to w n : ' N p T i l l of J u ly T, t I M Rev­ N p Id* Bald of J a l y lih . erin g W 3k* ft uf JR I 1 J IM I l t T cover le y : L o t 9* pineIt o l NTV 4 Hep I X t r * A « . IL f l . ham , Nn.- H i t of J u ly T. I*** . 9-Blh. af N *. 1*1 Bat* of covering N K 1 ) uf N E p i Hec. , J a ly 9ad. 1999 ro v e ria g i Lot* Ik T w p . 11. IL 31. „ J I f A f l Fln eh eraL Nn. 111! of J u ly T. 191* ml N A 4*4 Male ef Ju ly covering N K 'I of K B U , «>**■ 1*99 re v e rin g : Dot 1*1 It y ) Her IT. Tw ti. I I Hu *X n o ,_buruL eb No. H i t of J u ly T, 1*39 . . .N p 141 Bale ef Auguet Ird . c o lo rin g T V 4 of N R U ILeea 1**1 covering: Late 1*1 A Dtjt. » :e ft N of h r c a r. ef , Ptanbarat, HI N 4 R an W 4kd f l N 413 f t M N p H t Rwi* ef J u ly lnd. H * fl H 111 f t ) Bee. I X T w p . I l l * re v e rin g ; L e t I I I P ine31 IL 31. h e re t fe. BIT Hale e f A u g a e l lel. l . T of Na. H t * 9 eaverlag: Beg. I I eke. TV HSfl covering N K U ef N N C nr. R a n W * ,n > H A W '| oft T l W U A N 4 »t H W U________ (l^ e s , N K U at P R 's nf of HW I* r h a R * rha. N 1* eha Heclloa 4. Te w n e h lp 9* Bouth, h W '4 A N W U nf H W 4 T H P P I*. T w p 31. IL I I . Rahg* 9* Kasu No. l i l t of J a ly X IM i No. I l l Hal* ml J u ly lnd t i l l e o rrriu g : R I rha. ef W r o a r i n g N K 't of HW U N W 'i of H W '4 Hoc. !“« , T- w -p ; I* char a r K I T H of Boctloa 4. Tow n* I I It. I X nehlp t f f e u l A Rang* TVftnsse m r hand and aeal thle 9* R a il. Wlineaa m v hand and eeat Ihla the l l r d day of December H I T . O. P. H E R N D O N . the I t r d day ef December H IT , C le rk of C lr r u ll C o u rt, a P, H E R N D O N . Hcmlnol* County. F lo rid * . * .CT*t* or C irc u it C ourl, - Hctulnole C o u n ty , Florida. (B R A T.) (HRAV.) N o t ic n o r a a x n n r T A X c K im r iC A T N B X O T IC l tn accordance w l l h . the pveT o : J . R R C IIA H B K U U a il. whae* vlslun* of C h a p le r 11391, Aete ef glace ef retidence le unhnewn. H IT . nod upon w ritte n roqoeet ef T e u ar* hereby ordered and r* H A N F O R D I .O D O R NO . I T — r ulred te be and appear upon lb* I w ill O f f e r for eels a t pub' rd day of Ja n a a ry A . D. 1(3*. In nu lcry to Ih* h l m i i l tddeer lc_ he b ill of complaint filed against m eh a f th* C ou rt lfaue* tn|raere eu In lh a C ircu it C ou rt of Hern­ In H.infnn1 on the l l t h day nf ial* County. H U H of F lo rld p by Ja n u ary. 1911 at I t o'clecdt A .■ If, *•____ Jew ell gebarbrouah. being an U i e e rllflra le n r c e r tlllr p tM action for divorce. by the Hlmta together w llh Th e Banter# H erald le d e ig n * le d omitted an!.’ subsequent lav! n* Iba wewapaper In w hich Ih lt tnsss an lbs fo llo w in g deecr) Th rd order ehell be pnbllebed fu r four lands In HemlAole C o u nty, T l n r t d v week* coneecutlvely. to w lt l Wlineaa. o . P. Herndon. Clerk Na. 411 Hale nf Aflgoat Ird , of nntd C o n n , and the o frirln l D l l covering: L o t 1 B lech B aeal th ffe o f Th le la d day of lleD u m a Vista Betatcp oeraber A . D . H I T . Wltneee m y hand nnd seel Ihle O. P. H E R N D O N , the l . r d day ef, D ca crn h w ^ H D . Clerk, B y A . I I. W eekp I C le rh ot C l retail C ou rt, 1>. C. Hemlnol* C ounty! Flo rid a . JO H N O . LB O N A R D T. (H E A L ) __________________ -J r i 'm { R (ktlAL) N O T IO N B » R A U O F T A X F IC A T 9 M a mX Ti I-------------------In aceeidRgpe w ith lha p ro vleloaa iM plar D lill*l . Acta Ac vision* of C Chapter ef eueel ef H I T end upon w ritte n reque N E IJ 4 A I W . tf iiA IIX (B y. : P P.. B A f after fer A D D h M i n i ) _I ____ w ill e fftr Bale _ . __ at puhti* pahli* ontory a a lg ry to le IB* hlg*■et bidder for C*«h at lb* Court I lout* antranee Hanford III* I tlh day af Ja n u a ry 1*19 at I I o'clock A . M . |aa ccrilfleat* e r C trim ra te a held by Ih* B U I* together w ith a ll a m llttd and Bunatuutnt - levied taat* ea lha fa lla w ln g deecrlbed land* in fltmlaola Ceuaiy, PTerlka, tn w lt: No. *11 nf A eg. 1, 19*1 cov­ ering Lolb 4 A * Blk. C Bueno Vleta Kaietee. W ltneee m y hand and aeal thle Ih* l l r d day of December H I T . O. P. IIR R N D O N . C lerh ef C irc u it Court, Remlaol* C o u n ty. PlorlAa. ( R E A D ____________________ N O T IC N O F a Al.** O F T A X c n n t i F IC A T R B la eocerdaee* with ih* prorieiea* ef Chiptar 199M. AM* af 11*1 and wpaa written requeet nf MRR MARIAM A C. O. W ILLIAM* I Win offer fer ealt a l public out­ cry le the hlRhael bidder for each at th* Court llouee entrance In Hanford dn th* *lth day ef Jaauary 1*19 al I I o'clock A. M„ laa ccrilfleat* or certificate* held hr th* Rt*t* teaelher wllh ■11 *mllt*d and aubeequent levied mae* en th* fallow log dencrlbed Unde In Bemlnal* On only. Flo rid , lowlli • N p l i t nf A u r . 9. 1*11 covering L e l I t Kdgewoo#. Wltneee m y hand and teal Ihle of--------------p lc c m b c r H I T . the f l r d r O. P. H E R N D O N . C le rk af C lTc u lt_ C o u rL Hemlael* C euaiy. (H EA I.1 l N IN E M A D E T W E N T Y N O T IC N O F H A I.B O F T A X C N N T IF IC A T K a T U 8 C A L O O B A . A lp - Dae. t* . In accordance w llh the pro vleloaa of C hapter H I M . Act* ot — UP)—d nlr *0 point* way* H I T nod upon w ritte n requeet of a n a D. R IN IIO P t w ill offer tar •cored nialnat Alabama durinX aaU at public o utcry to the h l*h - lha ulne-Xime 1*37 aeaton and est bidder for each at (he Court na (cam tnado morn than on* IftMiee eatrauce In Hanford on th* touchdown- Tcnnciaoe, Tulta * H th day of Ja n u a ry, t i n at It FoJock A. H . i n certificate or and Vanderbilt all *cored once. certificate* held by th* Rtate to­ gether w llh all e m lllt c and euhaequent levied u a t e on tba fol­ ‘ HK1IKRLF.Y— {/R— Bob H a n rlf, low ing doourtbed lands In Hrmlnot* Califurnia'a football center, waa Counl y, F lo rid a , to w lt; No. I l l Halo ef Auauel 3rd, co-captaln of the Bean* LaakatH ll eeverlng toil 9 Rose ball (cant last winier. C n n rL Wltaean me hand and eeol ihle Ihe f l r d day af December, l i l t . O, P. H E R N D O N . C lerk af C irc u it Court, Bemlnelc County, Flurlda. (R E A L ) For Sals cn Jl »«| 0/ State Market 8 A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A H addock i H a lib u t | S a lm a n I I* . A Stall 30-P4 Spec i*l* offer. .fo a t pahli*-----eatery »• . r pp)e -at the Ihe klRheel bidderf f( r reeh In Rauferd Conti Hoop* lone* eelrane! *• ------------------ey df January. MM en ih* l l t h dai a l 11 o 'c lo c k ,/ . M - . u a J a r tirieat* ar certlllcale* held h r the B lale togelher w ith a ll o m lllrd and aubaequeat lavlad N N * Ih* fa lle w la g deecrlbed Iqnde le Hemlael* C o u a lr, F H r i d p la w tl: W F rid a y A Ha Kurd ay f la d d ie lb. 28c • l b . ________ — .M e lb .......... - ........— 30c l b ........................ _ ... . . 3 0 e ' R o e Shad l b . ............. ......1 0 e !' Shrimp lb............- ........ 13e l A h f t i r cooked lb -— ..3 3 * A ll O 'k r r va riot lea flak A 'anq lead. SANFORD FISH MARKET R H Res fare A c re ee _______ W e ‘ ■SlMm Te a r Mwsli kpbeerl 5 ,h . Hr# day •« (R E A L )i r * ■_. OR T A X cnSSificat** A . . . a. _ _ epag w r llle a requaal af R A N FcTlID F n O D U C T W N C R E D I T A H R O C IA T IO N I -W ill e lle r fer •ale a t pa bit* eatery in Ihe h igh **( bidder f » r *b* C*“ * llouee ealraaq* I* Odufeld bh the n t h day *> J a e B d r r . h i •» >■ e'elocb A N -. l|a oerilflcat* *r . .< Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch Fresh Finnan Nt if ic a t n r Np H# d f Aag. 1, H l l *#*• (Peanut) ■H In accordance with the prevleloaa of Chapter D SIX Acla of H IT and le m wrlliss reoussl of M1UL L IL LIA N a W .IOHT. I WiU B ring H AY N O T IC N s ir aai.yt o F T A X C N R T IF IC A T K * . ( la accordance w llh Ihe provision* of Chapter H I M . A rte nf H I T and upon w ritte n requeet of Hj D. P R IO N t w ilt after for e l r pebll* eatery to th* highest udder fer ccen nt th* Court llouee entrance In.H a nfo rd on tbs l l l b day ef Ja n u a ry. H t l s i It s'clock A . M - .t e g c e rtlflrs ts nr certlflcslee h rld by ihe Htsto to ­ gether w llh all o m lllrd and subSequent levlea loss* on Ihe fol­ lo w in g deecrlbed lend* In Krinlnele Cennty, Flo rida, to w lt: N p 9(1 Bale of J u ly Ttb. H ie covering: I d l tk Itlo rk ( Palm Terrace. Wltneee m r hand nnd seal Ihle Ihe l l r d day ef December, H I T . O. P . 11R U N IKIN'. Clerh ef C lr r u ll Court. Seminole County, F lo rld p (R E A L ) NOT3CH O F BALE OF T A X N O T IC N HOTICN Ate HAM* OF T A X I ’N H T I F IU AA' T M , I . _______ fp aaeerdaaee w it hT' . the p « ^ -' vleloaa ef Chapter U t l X A rt* ef 3911 aad a pea w rille e request ef i n A B O U T H W A R D I w ill offer fe r ante ht pahli* e a I c ry te Ibe h igh re t hid Bor fo r cash u the snfurd ----------------- — lu- A M C ourt- H e-------- gatntar# __ _ U th . day et Jan u a ry H l l a t 11 aTaleek A . M-. 1 »« re rtlflra le a r certificates held by ih * M at* lo a n her w ith nil emitted e a t aehaequeal levied th e fa lle w la g described Hemiaoie Ceaaty. Fto rl . SHELL •. T f T Service Station VNDEB NBW MANAGEMENT ] HARVEY HODGES f PEOMllKTOR flfulr Countv. - T* srws F lo rid a , te w lu i l l af J u ly 9*4 erlog Lala HlocB 11 TM r 4 Ran m i W lino rs m> nnnd and' mat Ihto m i. 1 llrd day nf peampaer Deeom a * . H I . J .N O O N . r le r h of p irc u H Oedrt, iniesU Coaaty. Florida (REAL) eeveriagi 1 O inaanriRe / W it*re* m y •eat Ihle ,r. H I T . NDON. PHONE 913» ’ 10TH ST. AND FllENCH AYE. HOOD TIKES AND TUBES / f / �~~~— SeataoU County ProdocM More Fruit And Vegetable* Thus Amy, Similar A re* In A s tr ic s .* 2 T f y * ^ a ■ t t f a r f A r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER BANPOUD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER SI, 19.17 Ford Optimistic Over *38 Outlook Civil War Is UnderWay S Ickes Attacks Big Business In Radio Talk1 RAIDERS OF THE DEEP Communists Back CIO Movement In State, Says Report ■ More Than 200,000 Insurge*!tAndGovemmentTroops Are Involved In Conflict Secretary Blames Rc-| cent Recession On! C oncentration Of: Power Among: Few . M L n r r n o i T , i m t . s i , -q / D Henry Ford |n a statement on business rendition* aald "there li nothing to proven* our (coins abend" and r » vralrd ho rxperta to produce a low orln il trarlor of un■ naual dctign wllhin a few month*, n o detalln were madid avalhble. E c p rtu ln t llm optir •Icn that the n*Hon la nn th" verge of an era of greater quantity prodnrllon, t li o W A F H IN G T O N ^ V c . 3 I . - W T founder or the Fuel Mnlnr Company aald -a lw oit every Secretary I ekes, rnnlinulng 'h r weaaon fur- temporary atopadminls'ret ton's attack upon1 pa*e of ImuInfMc m a bo dla“ big builne**,” asserted lait night rounled, people nrd nalnrally that I he power of ctncentralrri rautloua at thla time of year wraith "must or compelled to run-i becauae they want to know how thr real of I lie winlar [form to ocr law*" at the ceming will be," 'at-Mlon of Congreia. | MADRID, Dec. 81.— (AP)I ! A « “ irraconcitable conflict" l u- ; *Kiuplnyee* or Ilin Kckorsoti — M o re th a n 200,000 tn n u r-i tween "the power of money ami Fiull linntierT. by o large nn ife n t and g o ve rn m e n t troop*. ' the power of the democratic In-; Jin Itv. vnled |u nperdlo llnour.li e nd 200 airp la ne s w e re _ . . . , aiincl ha* reached auch an jnl.n*i T lio C I O m ovem ent Jn llieir own nganelallnn nrrnrdliir th ro w n to d a y in io th e g re a t- I t j n n h n |e I p i t ally In recent month*,*' he said,' In Hie les'llta nf nit eleitimi t'loritla in Imckt’tl b y A co m . est ba ttle of u jo c iv il w ar| * ®l u 5 * a u 18 ■hat It la, “clear that it niuet lie w it h londucinl nl the plant this m im istii- o rn n H ita lio n outside T e r u e l. fought through to a finish— until N ic h o ls o f nuni|lni: midi-r Hill supervision n lu-giti. L c lt o y T h e b itte rn e ss o f the f ig h t plutocracy, or democracy— until nf Hie rinployee* n»*md.il ion llitin c s C it y , «** .v ic e -p re s i­ developed f ro m * p o w erfu l America a CO famlllee, or Amer­ .v;1i|eli wiih lenlnllvelv formed In dent. i t - wrt.t - revenled In s u rg e n t co u n te r of.r* " " ,iy® ica's 1W million people— win.' M l rnmliat Ihe etfUrls of till' organ- ri'iH irt nf Ih o S o u th e rn V I Jo I aka that city Into which lh« H U apeech waa the Ujfrd assault Itnra for tho linllnt Tannery. bint In td llfto n c o A sso cia tio n , government fought |ta way last upon "big butineaa" to come from' Agrtriilturnl amt Allied Workers In c., n non ■ ne clnrlan »n a within the Innrr ariminialratlon nf Ainorles, n i'll) affiliate. T it .' gorernmen) yrat.rday dyn­ i t « n -p o lltlca l n r* n m »llp j} circle wllhin a week. Tw o au.-tt ad* Appro*inwilely I2.ri i-Ost se n d wl«h It* p u r p o s e , Ihe complain amited on. of ‘ two fortified dresses were delivered prcviuualy ballots III Hio oloeHon: II* tinl- elimination of Ihr "Red Men**** building* within T a n itl In which by Rob.it |1. Jackson, assistant at­ lots wero I'*st for Hie employees Communism." hot wren 3.000 and 0.000 inaurgent torney general. A ll are regarded nssorlnHoii; « ; voted lor no aoldlrra and dvlllan* had bean In reply lo n recent IndU'/T* Raider* of Hm deep who Igtvo been menacing commercial voaaeli in Ihe Mediterranean will aa a prelude to Preaidrnt Rooae* S H A N G H A I, Hoc. 31.- M l — ntganlinlinn: 4 liullots wero Ibe organlia'lon reported »*** holding out alne. government fare the big gun* of British .nil French nnvlue. Tht-ne huge Ht-lnch laurel* on the I miw of II. M. S. Chineae deraatatinn aquaria msrrh- lelt'a mcaaage to Congre** nnd i east for tlio Ametlrnn I’eilera- “ We have found tho^ClO ,W>VU* ffonpa took tho city. drive for anti-monopoly Irfb la lh n .' Wnrapilp nre ready «o m -iu I lo the bottom any raiding submarine which may vrnlnu- into the for lion of l.idii>r while Ilin t'nm nt.nl In Florid. 1* help- backad T h o r, wot* grmye foara that eil out of Tainglao leaving unde . . . . -------------‘ “ 1 f ii*111 i*i* for liidiislriiil tlrgntilxi- iiv [ ^•ck*0n’ , fkc' *ccu," | 'eon‘ {bidden water* iwi'ndlrri by the fciternalional armada Drastic slip* weir aulhoriteil by n conclave many of the Inaurgent a had Imen fended the once rich north China by n n bunch bunch of C'nmmunlata, dr * etisintiNi •raiofnic pewpr of ra |Inti received only two lialtots, rrating from JackaotivUla • * killed although aome are seaport marked for conquest by t h s ' ] ^ m T a M ^ B g a i n T u h a a d m b i - ! I ’" " " 1 »">' » l >‘ <» " f terrifying sen raid* of World War day*, Hlkbt IHUItini ml linthds wero known to.haeo oecaped. Orlando. advancing Japan, se armira. (isiralicm, or Ihrealenlng to do no tlirorn "Hi. Mote Unka, airplane, still* "A George Jackson (on* _ A terp* of foreign volunteer*'business, unlaaa governmental r r -| | I /V • II After iho re*nHa nf IHn niceHie men In charge of rveaut 8 lory and man than In any prevl. aimed wilh cluba allempted to]atruinta upon bualneaa are removed. L a K C v O U D l V t l H S lion wero lunile known, em­ llt ’A P A W A attrmpl* *« otia aingla battle were thrown to* malnlain ortlcr In the city from] Referring throughout lo rapllnl n* ployer* rlrrloil roPresentaHves rrson Cannery) from Orlando, gather la a conflict ouutdo Te - which the exodus of Americanar'America'a 00 famlllc*," a phrasi) from each of the ile p a itm rn la nf rdntr orcnnlxrr for the C IO , b»S ^ and olher forvignera waa under! burrowed from a book by Kirilin tho rn n n e ry nnd llissn w ill be for Ills vtee-pie»hlrnl u negro n u Goeanintent Unoa on the right Dy Associate. P rill » a way. way* When n u u i *Ilv . iiii Ihc v Chinese police and Lundberg, he aald: III eliargn nf nn e le rtlo n , nf of ft - thr nantr of LeRoy Ntchola froSS ;« ' and In Urn canter were reported Now Year's I'.n brought \*L_7o5° (■•larted leaving looter* ran Into the To the 120 million people nf Ibo] ■era fn r tho W in k e rs U n io n this Haines City. They have bMA '1 holding under terrific pressure. JapaBeac hnaineia section. colder weather lo the P« United Stale*, they have made Hie( afternoon. very littsy of late organising M - - T j TV*governm ent gave ground 'o elite northwest, tils Great They nttiaackrd what Japanese threat that unless they are free _ , . Thn olnrl|nti tliln morning fol­ negroes in thr cllrua. ireeR ‘ “ ' teat# «n tho left. takes reglith.' New York atntipropel ly bad not been destroyed In fo (peculate, fro# of regulation* In C I t T U H I* G R U B A H lowed n non-npiirarnneo of r*p- ganlcnlng Indui'rlr*. and lumbar. , f V! -Ij ' end New Kmiluml. An un<>f money; unlc** M Ive* tlm Nalton*! \ O iI> -ra U .-v!M * ., 1XkrjjtnJ L _ _____ „ of, r., MVfft fleliil tetnpprtilnre read In r ot 'umulal la bor Relations Relation* Hoard whom h “S’n Jmjbl i hear and of M rs In iloRreea below aero *'** furelgn vigilantes was waa to nreveat preveal through legal tricks. • , furelan tricks, by mean* of CIIO orRantirrs alntml irniihl he under Jackson have hern ba*k W rerorleiL from Caribou, Me. ilamnge to foreign properly. corporations, without paying their W A S H IN G TO N . Dec. I I . — M l a| (lie plsni Thursday In hold of I rouble* iii Hanford. A rabid Huliie.ro weather nnd snow The departing ’Chlnene unit share of taxes; unleaa they are free T A V A ltK S , Ihv. .It.— U k r Tlio national |.nlmr llelatlona it similar election, latlbnl by the name A. W., aliSS ^ wero foretost for tho New alnrtcd a diixcii new fire*. The ar­ to dominate the ro.t of u» wilhm.i ......... ... ,(,1>ri. ten Hoard Informed t'oiigro** hint Kmplnyi'f* feel, n lleistd re­ Ale*. Tralnor or Trnlqer from Knaian'l slates. Wet lilnl eoldrival of the Japanese army restrict ion* on Inalr financial or 3 ,drill thnl llio United Slate* porter was mlvlseil, Ilinl tlm Jacksonville is the dialrict organ* nr wenlher was forecast for peeled nny hour. |economic power; unless they ara wHIioti nnd n «n*»rtrr dollars U<* Iin*sid IhrnURll the worst labor oiannitnlhm of thl, nssnr|allon Dec for 'he Communist Forty, After mora than a monlh'a pre­ Ih no lw* $ 1 | iir cn.li northwestern stale* where American* reaching Shanghai naee more free to do all ..Irikit pi*i|od Iii history Uur'ng will form a unrleni for nil labor lie lend ihe W I'A s'rlke In Doyparation of blank forme, Semilain, sliow, wind and land from Tkiuglno described condiiinna things, thrn the United Stairs Is In, nnd new di,vi,!opn*f*ui duritii; tl**' I9i7 hut that H ie i"- I* now nrllrllies nt tlm ph'nl nnd will I tain llcnrh last summer and la ■ note County Tag Aaaeasor Sansllitei did extensile damage have Its first general ail-down !•«••'» m .m 'l.- wliieli lie* given elronl! nvldenro lint worst Is tend I" pmroiil imlsjilo ills- woiking among''he nrgror*. hold­ t fold Doudney, announced today in Interior Shantung aa chaotic. r trike— not or la b o rs * .t of tho' » nnd tisik several live* during Impotna »« ' » « " J " l)r. i ’hllip Price, of liallimore, Md, n irr! i lurlmnces similar <u Hint r i ­ ing mixed mrrUlig* of ncgroM *thla hie office will begin retlm past week; Wat liter who uiailo the rail journey from American people— but of the til ttomlc f ilin ' ure or I In* conn') Tim limit'd vDveab'd , In n see- ft tied by the ('ll) nigunlxnrs. e«|vlng applleallon* •for home nnd while*, In tne W I'A Worker# I wen Ho t Vialloil Hip plnlri* Thlnan lo the purt, sold a wave nf families and of the capital rrea<i~ ini4 nffrrt litittln«*3iii ' mnl r>.| lepoii Hint Ihero w <t « ti­ Tltnso tippolulrd u* re p r'- Alliance end Ihe Unemployed aiaad exempt Iona on Jan. 3. Ml**isslp|d nnd Chincsu.>ri'fugrrs and iroopa flee by the whole American pronto, of viiluub In 144 Mfiliiiii nrruttling; slate*. (In, ll If tilfike. duriiie |lic first Hi These applications must be srntnllves nrot Ttllil Yo'ini!. Council. Thest^jire bo'h Commu* weather ing eastward from Tainan was which the SO families have obtain­ In u til nil1mi'll1 i-Mirti l*M|ny l>y' tililn valleys. Mild monthn of |»S7, morn than evor utility l*l»'rj I'atil Mansfield, Bled annually, the Tag Aaieaorganffnlltdl*. 11««* r'nim'y fJhumtHT <»f ntntluiiid In Hie South. Hireling a similar wave moving ed control. l*ieiii'ih'<| dilrlltK »"y '" lir e outside lalinr: II. Yale*, pet-l aara reminded aiM If 'hey are "He las^irt'sehjng lo Iho nai fJnnimmrc, To^Armt* weatwain from Tsingtao. I t o v I iiII* year, "ltd Hint Lfi l"'r- t’r*; Joe I'elty, reenters: Mrs, groes lodraise up against th* hot In by April I , «be homeT1i«* Vitruk iti*lii ♦ry n» More Hiuii 2nn Americana re­ rent, another n|l iltm* |H'»k. It. li I Inti. sertlOnliemr right slid while supremacy.- We find thla Stead owner waive* hla Imi hfotiulR ninrif ri'Vi mm •*»*•* mained in Tsingtao, where (be w ile caused Ihrouilli offorl* hy Mrs. I,. H. Harrow, packer*, to t exemption for that year. niovrmenl very ronleit'iuua and ( lie (-minty limn rnnu* fn»m nny United Stair* cruiser Marblehead employes lo I'rxanire for e"l‘ A f u r filing the eprUratlocia. will sistiil plenty of watching in oih.-r Miurty*, lirinififtff nn»rp Omn and the destroyer I'opc stood by let live hiiigalnlng. home owners a n a»»ll»aly exempt­ Ihr "full!re. . .. twn 111111i««fi «I«il Iji viK ilit <i Hu* pinks ready <o tike them lo safety. The It illumed Hio sllunlhtn on ro ed from lev lea raada for ope ratThe I lei aid was also reliably nt pi of *In* growrrn » nil American* dkl not join the Tslng fii-.nl of employers to roniKnli" Informed Dm' W. I, Rulsclalr, in ilin in§: Mils* riilitiiiur ym r. ^ “ n ^ d n e 'v ‘ said ‘ ,eo vlRil«ntea, following advice ef ilr.hl* of winkers to iirgupDo chat or of C IO organisation At* I a tilt rmmly id llie Miinl mutiny Dp to *3^00 M r. 1W W J f “ S ; ih .tr consular aulhorillea. T h . volunder tho W.'Bn'-r 1,nteir llio T A U iA H A S S E B , Dee. 31.— M l in Flniifln In IrmpHt at Ihe Krkcrson Canning priifliitllim »«l ,Wt un'erwr rorp. con*...... I « f almul *10 January 20 has Item rhosrn hy latiop* Aet lull *nhl lh.it sbi'-e plnnH. epenl ll years • in, Nrr *or ^ iRriili-h, Germ*n ami itimsian mea, — Attorney General C ity D. Ian- mn*nirt HTtonl m *Im* |inHlncUoii llyrd fur (hr Rroatlway ifir. ftuprenni f'onrl validated the Ham York where he received training ills, asked the supreme court for of gripe fin d, while n i* nrom l • « u . atmeil only with tmlnn*. leglsh'Hoii |"*l A lull there ha* prcmlrrr of his proriurtlfln of Krs- as sn .o rg a n iirr for l|w> Cotpmpr "Therefore," . M r. R,la„ Kh«l foreign ro n .u l.r of- an “inlrepretation or tlarifiralion", » ' »"*• wliii li mean* Hint even There will I h - a eMehralion of tier'll H pei|ke/I dm lino III dis- kinr CahlwrH's “Journeyman," a nlslio. |iar<y. ' , I fkia l« and Japln.se leader, .ought t f opinion last July granting a ''tally » • the new young grove* Hie H "ly Cornniiiiihin jn •In- Holy piiti'ii, , " diamalitaliun of his privately think they art rtqulrod to # i0 |uli0n „f n,,. tangled problem new trial to flva former Tampa] l"lo lieming tin* roun'y published novel nf Ihr samo name. 1,76*. 711 Involved no taxes." the fact that e i of the Chinese ruslama service. policemen w h o-h id been convicted « d l i | p In'ri o r ..I plarn m I'lov* Kpisropat (!huir|i on Ni'W The |,-(vi/l.- rr*.,t*l on slallslle* Rclirnrsnls with a cast already ption la granted date hot mean The Japanese were understood to cf kidnapping Kagena F. I’nulnot. rt'tu* Year’* Day .1 D;.W A. M. inslm tit.ii. <2,Dllt urn *id y lr r lr d will begin lnin»rroW undrr II ssllsur* ■■ gas* fuel there will b* Vo taxes on be insisting Hint all revenues be The petition dkl nol ask a change " , w t rt've* ...... ................. ................. Mu*I •he tlirrrlh'n of tho author Jiiqiaclf, property alnea (ha amounts kept In one sum and deposited In of Ihe court’s ruling but requested i loike rkiinly i* the 'hint lounty T h r rrjtular wrrkly lunrhron * (. . m in i who, ever since his return from tho d by the Behool Board and Japan's Yokohama sperln bonk an explanation uf the opinion u» tv I I I 1*0 Flmyila and 'I"- !hl> in **,r- *1w IIn1ii ry CI1yh w k11 t»** hr 1*1 i'H I b«j T I t l f l I I C 1U 'H west list month, hag hern putting tW County Oommlaaloriera for until a final settlement of lha cus­ guide Oka aisle .m l eourt In Iho whole trilled H's'es hi Ihe pro- Tallies Hotel M "iidiiyr at 12 Iho finishing iburlnt on lh« act­ - debt aervlee or th* retiring of toms Issues bad been reached. The ] , B-t rial of the Tampa flogging din-'inn of p i.ip ifm il. airording ing vrrtlon by lo-on Alcxandrr oihnk . vl (IR f.AN D O , Dec. 31.— "PalM In a li A jl slatenienl of Ho I ' bends must be celUc'ed even consul* wore undersiood to haec cases. Funeral services for Fannie oml Alfred llayrs. Reach' T1 a* brilliant and full ef though exemption ha* been urged that cnatoms mllectlon* at Poulnot, Joseph Shoemaker and United S 'jle . At:i Kldltll.il Ih SlemliridRe Munson, who tiled Will Grcr, as announced at Ihc rotor n* nn Arabian Night's sat* Ih e regular monilily inei'Hng of T granted.-’ Rhanghai lie turned over to an In­ Wednesday af'trnoon following a,lime Rynl acquired .Iho play last ting", aild Mary Margaret MgThe Tag Aaaealw reported ternational committee, deposited la fh ^ T a ^ p ^ p o llc ra ta lto n sidewalk, fiun.m .rixlng the acllvi'y In,'*"- • l»;nnm*le Uouniy Gommui short illness, will lie roiulUrtt-d that 3000 appUMtk*a ware filed hanks of varinua national!'tea tad taken Ml lha wood*, stripped, beat*' Lahv eo nty, for which Informa-,aionera will ho told in ihe. Iv v r t in the Fplsropnl ( liurrh at 2:30 fs", will have the leading role offside.' uf N e V York" A d io the itinerant. preacher,'visiting last year but that' there will that servicing of China'* foreign en, lin e d , feathered , and told to tUm l i t *l een gathered' from HI House Tuesday loginning at 10:00 „ ■ ,rGeorgia ~ r . ■---“ — -*!»••..... .. \>'Jnl tr.n .rr Pork, In a natlOR; n'rlark Hiitnlay nflenioon. Nentort l>y«V rtlinreUhlng hla. rolo]w|,ir broailcaat over W D B O U mW . | i c ^ i u - e . M n s < *•■>» lo a iia a ro ■•> r w > Ki.er :■ r o » w „ be an - increase in ihu loons and heter IndemnlHea wUb- Irtva th* community.' 'Die leidy will llo In slnlf in or fillm In "O f Mice and Men" toj M is. M cIIrkU'gavp a vivid year. out Interrupt Ion he guarantee 1. I lie church from Hl:lltf A M. un- G. Alltril Hiuith. Byrd himself will 0f ( j „ -Kvrrgladea Blanks have already m .preId lifter lhr ruHrrat sorvlccs, r nol play lo his own produclion, ro- Bradley^ WnHh arenu*. far all Utaaa ' 1 Tht) active pallbearers it re: inaiiiing In the role of Curley In Miincr, painted in e tropical •sampling m Uat U .t year, the Arthur llrsnsn, Wllllnm Mnrilplaced "highly arranamm lntnrpre“ Of Mice snil Men.". Tlie theatre ground of ana,- palms, and flowecg. ala led, adding that hia Ution" on lha supreme court si _______ snn. Mende Fox, W ,‘ ,A . ta-fflep, for the New York premiere of Him told of Miami's famgd grill bo gU d to aaalat In ruling. Ralph Smith, and A . I). Pe'etron. “Jotfrocyman" will h e announced Taniianti Tra il and th* mAMf Ihalh-v. right Hanford lirhllron fan* will and and left possible those making Stats Attorney Bax Farrlor of The honorary pollliearrr* Arc: within a few day*. ktiange fruits that grow ia MiataL fag iho fin k time. A Cracker pony race sand tour- Tampa recently asked; Oovrinsr have tb*lr lasty opiwlunlty 1“ tackles resputlrelr. Frank Forgter. If. K. * Whltntr, Sim paid Itlbuta to Addison Mig* ■rtio min on Ilin All-Htsr ros­ Doudney also reminded ament will be tK« feature of Cons to relieve him of duty |n Iho pin a fi«i|hal| (sine iV this *rc-j tier who Intmlurcd Medl'arreanaOR thn nf lha stall* inmnrrvtw after­ ter will Inrludo *urh present Hr., G K. McKay. T . W. U w lha Intangible Peraonal \ Seminole Day at <ha annual Sem­ case unleaa D m Supreme Co-ift noon wh.-n they set thn Hanford ton, HO. Chaae, J , fj. Hohinnrchitecturo to Florida and to Ruby ■nd past alar* *a l.e*ter I’hlltax ratgnia must also clarified Ha opinion or a new aon, Jr.. J . I , Jnglcy, K. D. I jobinole County Fair w hlch begin* Edna Pierce, woman editor of Uta Hrni|-pro lllsrkuat* under t.’od'h Hp*. U lland McClelland, Hilly before April 1. fudge was named to preside^. Palm Reach Dally News, who to|d on Jan. 14. official* reported to­ H. a . H. .Wllklnapn -lash with Zacbry, Ruddr Wilkinson, K. I-. icy. Ralph Chapman. D r ,'A . Wt. Knox, and 0 . F . Hnii'li Al Ihe slory of n . R. Bradley and the Hi miqoh. High .Hrhool All- iJtnay, by m Walts, Roberi day. ■ f • ' For tho tecum mod* l ion of thoas -■■'i Interment will U made in Hw H tory Flagler. John fjeonardy and Ed B lg g m Slara at I tal oiloctr. Rumblay, Rolierl tlowell, W ar­ who with in purchase their 1933 ergreen C r met cry fulluwing the Mias McBride described lha The game, sponsored hr lbs ren Odbam, Ih alley Oitliaiq. N. are In charge of the committee auto llrenar lag* tomorrow. Hem* funeral sarviccs. to make the necessary . arrangeTala, is aaporled to draw e A, Harktf, Jim Young, Prod Inol* County Tag Collector Jnn. beauty of Iho Hi. John* River la Bcnfunl. .e -a IlM O TO M , D m . 31. — UP» menu for the fra'e fat which par­ *ood *liod attendance dun lo <J*A*e, Pred rarkard. UUly Col-, I). Jlnklna reported today that hia The radio star left for New York ticipants are expected from Co­ Fran* Warner, former student lha fart that htxh aeltool lollupiv b*r(, Ralph Dean, Roy Wrlgbt olfic* will ha open from 3:00 A. aotl-mODPply attacks coa, Titusville, Detand and Eia- of Seminole High School and son era will •#<< some of tbl* yrkrg •nd Robert Hitilnoff. this afternoon to resume hor , M. until 6:00 P. M. Now Year’s Iroadraillng program there, Mea* well as Seminole of Mr. and Mr*. W . W . Warner player* In n< lion. by aAmlaiatratlun rlmmte ad The lllarkist roster Inrlude*. Day. (!■/ nnc will wm td will the **m nation liatwn w* » day she of ware direct*4 at only County. A* a featuro of Ihe ran*, Ac* of thla city, has been chosen by Pm ili.it, Angu* * Harriet, The Tax Collector called to tha Htmlnole County's tree and Saa* aMwrtty in tbs buiani The following have already bn Josh Cody, Athletic Director of four Odbam brothers will be In brim llo * 'll. BarnLemmond, T O K Y O , Dm . M . f,T (/ F )-N «w attention of truck and trailer dicated their inteptlon of par- |the University of Florid* to Ibe starting llno-ups of the H. B. Gran'. Jim Hi spier. Mon­ Year'* msssMfaa of cabinet mem­ owners tha rcqulrcmant of the ford's E M ra Gernqr, lha aothog at a press con- tlclpatlng in the affair! Paul play first string tackle for the team* and errordlng t" tbs key - M odk' t . Ilaby Hlatr, Ihih ber* to tho' empire carried tha Motor Vehicle Depart mont that of “ Exeklei.". apeci Really Johnson. 4 Barney Beck. St Florida A ll-0 te n wbo clash with brother* It will be a fight la WIRtama, Iluxell Udbam, Jutlsd I triplication ‘ .that Japan should these vehicles must be re-weighed by Robert Break*, X . C. Tyson. Billy a the Georgia Military College in the finish as two ar* on lb* Blanatroi" f l r d« Tanner. FJwIn prepare for prolonged M rla re on ' platform scale* before Hconao , attorney Georg* Jacobs of Chuiuota. Phil Jacksonville far a Klwanl* Club Cat* eleven and two on tba All- Bqaire*, I. T . Uryant. JUUy Od- Tba easy optimum or messages can be poschaacd. bp Racretary Uetmaidy aad tbo t'amertm boys. charily tUt New Year's Day. Star aggre rollon. ham, Rail Whitten, D **rltarn- of previous years was lacking. 1‘a HD eJotsdy tonlcbl l The lag collector also reported Warner has Joet completed a H illy , field reneral of Ot* •gu. Lmon U d «o n , Hk lusty Vln- Premier PrUto* Fumlmaro ’ Ko- a ruth la the payment of oceupa* unlay, poaalbly light, ak t either n n o n with thf Tallahassee Jllgh C al*, a n d Russell, s tellar guard U>* event should /. w . Allman, Jim Rlngla* noya declared l|t| would prove t tonal license taxes. He reported near tbs extrema' south Bigger* named AU BUte eleven aad tgas Mr. M r. Laewardy or and rentgg w ill m atch th e ir * lla John King, Harold Dakar on* of th* ix o r Important year* $7*9.76 area received gp to norm tonight, slightly warmer Jiff tackle. *C*in*i Ib e lr brothara, W a rre n Iii Japan's hlalo __ ________ northoaat portion tonight, todaj. eL- •— k e a » M — .*# IvV- * ■f i_ k Cannery W oikeisi Decide To Handle;, Their Own Union 200 Airplanes Are H |rb w n Into FVay t NUMBER UO Established In 1908 i Activities Seen Eckerson’HEmployccs; Among Black Race GovemmentLinesAre Reported Holding; On RightAndCenter, Vote ToOperatc As-! **___ sociation O f Own! Attemnts Being Made To rx>ment'-Trouble In CitruB Industry .. . . 1* , #■tl • DesolatedToJap Armies At Gate . . .Xro* •t' F o r e i g n Volunteers Attempt To Main­ tain Order In City f 4 :. ] 'L ** Ten Million In New Production % Cold Weather lliU Many Parts Of U. S. More Than 26 Mil­ lion L a b o r Days Lost T h i Y e a * Revenue Producing Agency Of County pplieahotiB Under Homestead Ruling Landis Asks High Court To Clarify Its “Flog” Ruling More Strikes In 1937 Than In Any Other In History CITY NEWS BRIEFS ? 0. f. , t I Sam Byrd Plans New Broadway Show . Radio Stpr Tel|s About Beauties O f Sanford Section Raid MrH.F.vS.^VlunNon n B W cats And All-Stars WiTl b iT Battle Tomorrow In Crid Contest .t Plans Are Made For Cracker Day Jinkinn Office Will Stay Open New Years Of Business Held To Blame Franz Warner J*lays On All Star Team New,Year MenHUKes Of Japs Not Ilpppy LOCAL bp y k fit I , * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 30, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 30, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/23151856d46c2cf759e2f010a61b4054.pdf e802a2c8eeeb3782fe42e945dde2a40f PDF Text Text rly 1937 Back To Work farch Cut Unemployment H l t i w YORK. Dm . tA —< * V T M M * k U )-* o rk m arch I n p r l r i t e industry through moat o f 1W7 ant] deeply Into un«mploym*n> baforaj lha boabiaaa downtown Interrupted multiplication o f Jaba in tM autum n. Ilapid curtallm ant of prodacMen In alaal, ta itila a n * o tb ar m ajo r Induatriaa In tba fM I PLAYING A LONE HAND Spring Was Year’s IM eprlng, although wldeapreed ttrik H d .n t.d payroll. of M l vldaal compen leo. Projecting Ha e*tlaiat»e I rot" monthly d ata on a cr oe. eactlon of Indnatry, th e eonfar«ttca board calculator approilm atoly 1,7M.j M poraona war* taken Into Iba n a tio n . labor fore* In tb# U month* ended In Octobar. At- v __________ to keep th e ir otraoto ta d oldawalk. fiv e fo r public uto. Mayor Edward lllg g in a alao Iralructcd Chk-f of I'ullco Hoy (J. W illia m , to ta k . any action ha Oicanixe |l... lf—“or e lie .r Iw llli union*. .G lrdltr, hand of RaNon of a Nova Scot Ian m l«»lon\ ,,ubUe Slee,_ who paM W , .toted m y, ho lived In n tent during bla wn,lM M|f0 ^ , 0 h b farm and i nitcrgi v h in tr day* nt WhHman Brow .n p lr* ’* before ha edt down’at t'ollej;, in Wnlln Walla, lie went „ ponferenn Ufa|a .................* V Hh Lewi* fought tha C. I. O. In a bltier ■trike, continued production, made no rontract. V ila luw k HooI, _ fllcDder, John l»; D lrgara—Ha aoantad IvhTitfnin *ml 3!l, he thlnka tha ibe Joblcaa. Whan B realdest Room tlie-l: ninrkct oxl*>* for the public, velt ordered a ernaua o f the unamtini for the |ir<>fc**lonaI apccula* ployetl, ha m llad upon n Repub­ tn « , mill lie wit* n prnlagunlat In lican bualnaa.-m an-to do tha Job, Irr. uulilinn-long rnniroraray with A native of St. Ldulrf, (7 yrara old, ^rxrliiiMiie ufflrinU over regulation. Digger* i. prqaldvnt of thd Ubbay! John W. Ilntieu—The .lock w Owena- F ard-glaaa company of rl inipe'a c<>ntiibution to lha ARC. Toledo. . .* i .. -- , ■ 1 ■ A llht rai tnuined broker, h r thlnka Ihr- rxrhnnue .tumid be . “gpldfUh L f f s l N o lle * l* « l ” lhn< t fit, public th at flak , ila i.-'vliic* In ih r m arket .hould ba ul.lr tn Kt-r nil II. working*. “ I heartily .uk.crlbc," ha aold, ii|mn III* appointment to tha BEO by I'rm idrnt H oo».v.lt, "to Chair* ninti I)i>iii:J«*' Rtotrmrnt on lha iii .-i I fur rrorganliatlon.n A Nm-ih Carolinian, aon of three Ki ncrntlnn* of loborco man, ha CUT l rird I he brokerage houaa of Chnrlr* p . Ilarnry A Co., In IStOl nnd llirrr y ra r i U tcr tea* a p a rt­ ner. OF Oil NEGOTIATING WUIIam Martin Joffara—1Tha •-** A ■prrlal M il l*h©o C o u rtr n iH «*. E f f i c ie n t S E K V IC E ■octailan ur •■■••Blent with <»i, or more p*r*uu* io > xntml.1*, ran .r* (* l* or ut**l tu.*lb*r tn th* vicinity ol III* ptt.oUv* »l • noih»r or upon lb* U m i* •»*• nu**. aklawalka or a1l*ya, . *]■ pr«*eh»* or *l*c*w uilja.-irnt th*r*. U tar. Ike purpow, u( IndurtmuUi*ra to rorralo front *ntrrlna *<Kh , prnmtM* or (rum pulrunUlag. irnnanrilna kMolnrw. «nh or nrcotlaltno with tli* uwnrr nr •qrupnnt tharoot, Herllsa I. It nkall b* unlaw­ ful for aay pargua or avraona tn ullar la or wlthla tb* J*»rl«« of aay paraoa or perron* rtarnaalory or approkrlou* or lnd*r*nt •gilkrUi or laaauaaa nr aratorar or thraala at *lot*ne* for Hit parpoa, .,f compalllna, cuerrln. nr mduclaa a a r paraon «>-. » t non. la quit h i, nr |„ r rniplny. m ,nl nr tn rafm ln froir *,.kln* or freely ,nl«rlna mm (inpluy. aunt. -gnrllnn (. It ahall ba unlawful for any p,r*on. or p,r*on* t» •atabtlah or maintain a pick,-I, watch or aaaemblaaa wllhln ion fa*i nf |h a pramlMi of any r e r ­ an", firm nr rnrfturatlnn dnnnc tba period In which any employe* Of aurh parann. firm ne rnrpnra* lien ahall ba on a *trlka. Perllnn T. II ahgll he unlawful far any perann. or perecn. in t l l B t ataomhla a. >ncourn*e aay perase, tlrm ol carpnrntlnn ECONOM Y and SATISFACTION u a REASONABLE RATES OIVNJ that tb* underalgnag w ilt an tb tlh dor of January, A. D. t t l l praoant to tha llanorahU Counl: Judge o f aim lnol* County, Florl SE E OR PIIOHE Phono 1M-W X W DURE YEP. J U S T ^ T H E R IS IN G \ D E L IV E R E D S U N FROM 1 T E A A N D HONG /R IC E -N O V KONG, / CARGO \ E H ? A ABOARD NOW . f LOST; U rg e M gchata'or'ioodg - bolt, between Flrat I t. and kQ ln i4 Malghta. Howard. Return "1* M. M. LAkrd. Strayed! Ilowotlyn .attar, HOYS 12.00 (T .U iltV FOR TII IB h i :a s o h Throw itlf-rtl* nf ToUarro Hurt willi .ill jkf 1 lin N((HilIn* In It iin ii*nr ifli rv, » ntihAJt*. rn»lnrt>, tiirrUtm n j.| nil uth*r vrir«-t * 1 liati I t i t i» II t'Ipnn nn4 fm* Irt.n* n|itil. worm* *n4 Imiub ui it fiivuruf, i l» a III* M vrr YES, MR. OUNN, W E KNO W SH IP, M O S T O F 'E M IN COMMANDER 1 T H E S E W A T E R S B U T W E L L H A IL HER A N D H A K E S U R E . <------ r I n a FEW M IN U T E S THE DESTRO YER IS A LO N G S ID E THE TRAM P STEAM ER, h n tn 'ir n r , rt«B*A, Ttthiffii Snuff I2.VOO per <«■ Tii lid r cm Citnrk.c |)|]ht S22JI01 P9T IAM euld by J . J . C n lr* C o., In c . RMil * m :i i it i n r u iiii a m i RhEll •*'». C'Alr* IInl(ttiHM«<Mii f.«nl. Klsrftla 1’ha.Ar ft Ml (I'ennut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch * Stall :i0-34 State Market F E W H O U R D LATER A N D B E Y O N D TM E H O R IZ O N T H E D E S T R O Y E R H A © C IR C L E D -IT S T O P S F O R A M C M E N T A N O L O L I F E B O A T l^a P U T OVERBOARft A Y O U R E R IG H T O N T H E R IS IN G S U N '© C O U R S E , D A N -G O O D L U C Itf f 'W i " . M EW , H E M . T H E V bMOULD‘A COME AROUND VB&TIDOV-THERE THEY 4 0 - NOW- THEY A!NT m g DO ©MART/ W S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A SO LO N G AND TH AN K© , . O LO M AN. > y JA 4 r.ii* « ml Ihr vnrtlc-n. T l f |ilnnt food Ahiatihl |,< iip|.r«<clAt*tl Tnhfii f*t« |*|int is llift rhrnt»#Rt nmK nn**t InMuctlcId* i»n flu ttirkei ymIui* Sanford Boat Work* Wanted, namr*. MKN undor I t " * M » N W ntlnr to warh far ( T I M a •month whUa .training to become avlatora or ground mechanic*. One yaar’i training glvtN by u . a. A ir corp.. C o .t. abaalotaly nothing. Flying In­ telligence Service. Bog I I I , Mil waak««. wl*. 9121 (iiilf Station Captain Ed Rice V O U T M IN K t w a t S TH E F r e n c h —-Tel. ENGLISH'S B y day, week, or month. Catering to all typo, of port Ira. C • —L o st A Found In i & BOAT FOR CHARTER t u n cocnty C lassified Advertisements ^ & IN NN TUN N fT dT N OF BAN VNL N. *CH WANTS I K m tM NOTIC* l« l.iHMri.v L IS T E N Al'IMJH. INNINOI.M t'Ot'NTV BTATM o f FI.ONIDA— a* FNO NATH. gonca IIBREUr u STO P LOOK LEGAL NOTICE f in a l w . iAin ill Im uuloafui For Coping With S trik e Situation co cut n r nr<ilno.iiv© nork gsssiiS'ois’rSi'.ss's;s z sssss in tn n fh fa \ ih - lk . 1 J’M aar iH ntlinki Na auppliea PnpAMh: (tanralo, varlou. ,ar* laUa( ear- lb.., 11 He-lie, PJBPgKIUli Na awapllao PINNA PM J ta : Na auppIKa. . I’OrATOKgi napallae. jpaderala. d.m aad II.hi. m irk .l btaady. .ria , bn*, h ero a crt*. Dll** Triumph*, field a n d * * pack. Na. la I Mi* l U N l of aakm artno raider*. ri.M l No. l a l l . t M l t » . aom* Poor quality, lower. N otiT Itrnr* fir. Monnlaln* OWT h tg a l l . f f aPINACH: V ia. bu*. hpra. Dloomadala 1 1 .aa. M U Aktll Na "uppll**. ■WKKT POTATO Wit Houth.m Porto ftlroa No auppll**. Klin dried, Nancy llalla few. Me-Mr TOMATO Ml: Mupptle* light, de­ mand modrrate, mark#l altady F la U oh Crt*. appro., aa lb* net. poor la orUnary quality d atrlkro have paaiad alm llar urtllnrondlllon. II Fair In pond, ll.a.-g l.a., I.uga No aup- aacaa, M r. Wllaon a .lv l.rd , In order, ** TliftNIPgl auppll.* Ila h t dee mahd fair, market firm. ria. per doa bun.. atr-TIr m ttN l labelled > M. Carolina. CUT hag*, |t.I*. 1IAY; lP*anaO Florida, No I ■rad*. p*r ton; Ita.ae. « Joions of w . u _ 4i w r i n : n A th*. 0^1 y: r .im m tu to u o f ih** «'llv c f H m fnril. I 'lu r id * .' SANFORD MARKET REPORT to irurk.ra, rarlat u o a k b ri and olhar dealtr* for a II hour perloc tndlng at ll;* l A. M. to­ day, aa r*puri»d by J. O. Mtahaak Mdnator. (UlANQMi No aaloa roporlad. tlNAPMPIIUITi No aalaa roporl­ ad. TANOgntNRd: No aaloa ro?*LA*MONg! No tupplloa KUMUIIATU; No .upplloa, APPI.1M; BupplU* ilaht, de­ mand Dahl, market oleadr. B aitera, bka halt la York Imp, rial*. Utility or equal. Jl.e a .Jl.lli gtarm ana Week Twlga tfllllty or *qual, l l . l l - t l . t l . milolou*. Utlllly or equal, II.II. Dellaloua o a i. m - up, it.ti. AVACAtNM: N.ouppllao. IIRANI; IHaap) No auppll,*. ■MANI: (Lima) No auppliea IIKKTM; nuppllaa II.hi. damaad mof-erata, market firm. Fla. por doa b u a. aar. la quality A 'rn a dltlo a aOe-.Oc, njlOCClil.LI: r i a , ar.raa. par lb. lie. CAUDAURt Kupplla* light, de­ mand mudaiale, rnarkal at.ad r Fla. Cnpanlia.an, bulk, par . ion. generally m i l . aoma *11.10IIT.OOi Horn* oalea amall tola i l l 00. m hue. Iipra., Ilc -lf l. CAnnoTn; Uuppll.a light, de­ mand moderate, inarkat ataady. Fla. p*i doa. bun., tar. CAiH.IFIXlWKR; Hupplia* Haht. demand mocarata, rnarkal ataady. Fla. IH bua. crln A- hpra. aoe. lo oualliy * rnnkli Ion, | I J I li .n . CRI.NnV: No nuppllaa r Iff.Kit V llliAltTfl: Fla. par dot. bun., (Dr. CIUNKHR CAUUAni'.: Fla., par doa.. TOr-ltr. cot.t.AtUiU: Fla. par doa. bun. tor CtlCIIMnnilH: No auppllaaa. NriOPLANT: No aupnlla*. KPCAnot.K: Fin. IH bua bpra. alow, gOr-Tftr. * L irr rrc H : n. nogroN : Hupllaa liberal, demand light, mar*t a lM lr. Fla tig bus. hpra. ttr-lO r. ICRHMHO. BL r r la , 1 doa ala*. I 0r.ro*. UCBTAHD: Fla. Curly, par doa bua. .Or-Tie. ONtflNI: (Or**nt) Fla. ur doa b a n . tor-tor. NOIITHRltN. yallnwa, t . Ilk hagib |l.« l. FARRI.KT: Fla. por Loo. bun. U«»n Af* oti k lU lfc A H* f( in n a. A ny in *pn» or oonv a ho ph oll t»«. fiititMl s u i h g f l ©f VIota I! u g a u n y ul 111* (inm I I** uu nl*h«4 I f Q fin * i»f n n | * * . c«etlltijr 120© nr b y Imprl*©** m « n | n*#i M iU r* . or hy l»oth flf if rth»l I n (irlia n m « n l, lo c i inn y, i f « t if potion, t « n * . in u p h , •«fiip© ce, c liiw o ur p h r i i t n f t h lt ordlRRhc*' Mtwji11 ho ||« r l i r »4 iin c u n itlt u tlo iA l hy *rty c o u r t, m ich i^ e f iio tliu tlim ilU jr « r iRVlIMHy »h «l' o af A* reel til© r* m * lfiu « f ih * r * o f. 8 #ct'l*»t* tft, T M t - n i l ©tflilnnntwl nr part* « r ©1*1In* icro In n m * flir t h*t uw Jilt •»* fi ml (tin hr m* ■r* h«.rc»»j r«iuiu It'ii N iello© it, T hf* im lin a n a * *Ha I| hPcoaio r ffp c ilr # luim M I* A tolr uputi It* ©Ail Allot* lio n . P **»M n o il ftilhju «'| (h i* x it h ilojr o f f>« *m hf r. | 13I. H H U M IIti IlIfKirNN U oyor if J. lO tK IK u \ x i.K v r i.im bark to wtrfh. Tho .hortened wurfc weak waa rl»*n aoma eradlt fa r lha Ineraaao In Joba Anotbar m ajor aourca of Job* until Iba buatnaaa rararaal cam# t i i ra rlra t In building and at Had IndUatrlo*. ratrd tha big goat rem aining-field of unem ploymant. nut tbla proml«a<t land of Joha and payrollt failed to pan out to th a aattafacllon of tha. mora hopaful, ■ W ith rlalns rom modltr price* and Hrln* coat. want addttlona’ wag* booatg. moaltp In tha aar ly month of tha ya#r. Tha eon raranea board figured lha ever a g o ' hourly factory wage rale rogo ahora 71 ranla In tha aunt m ar from about I I at tb a out e*f of tba raar. Tba Ilf* a ta r aga w»o |p rant*. Hourly v a n * gontrally wara wall malhtalnad In faca of the indnalrial doelln*. However. par ftrilp and waakly earning* ward radnead by ranawad layoffa. MIIHana Still Jobloao ‘ ‘ Ryan a t tha amployawnt reI par ary peak t u t Soptrtnbar. tba Ifatienal Induatrlal Confordnoa I? Board. prlraiajy-ftnancad rw aahreh organlgatlon, aattmatad l mora than I.MO.MO wara out ’ W work, tn o th tr q u a rta n aatl/■' mate* - ran higher. At low amploymant abb In March, t t l l . thd board figured nearly If/ add.OOO wara Idla. In lha flrat half af lha yimr. '■ there waa plenty of evidence ot - % qujekanad march of man and woman back to private pay. h r j t i . pome 1ndnotri»a. notably ataal, Taftortad pravioua record* for am plorm ant ware broken In •*K m to m alau la any pick et M ic a ------- t t w a k lu a w ith in 1M I M Ihr prfm ii'a of any pvTWMi. ft • r aotparmtlnn (luring » r plod that any of the amployi o f ftwth {Mrr»wll, firm_ orn ctoipo v » 3r ^ ™ rn b iu u rr m m j t a ip 14— W ftlU MAUfTSMAMCIX. D O M c n o it o n k n g o u iu u r * MINT OF ANT PICKJCT. WATC1I Dll AttlKiCBlaAUB KOH a n t To r T im in m ro n v fl AFOnBBAlO WITHIN A CKH* TAIN DtATANCU O r WUiftl* to W m % - • ’ ,* • ________ a 2 L L •ft Ford Coup, g i l l ■I w w h e a l trailer MTS—Urge leatUrafler M l Magnolia Xve. Twenty dot Ur* par ofonlh la advanoa, with a rebuilt Dodge track. Ram Fhona d l l -J. Fog Rant; F ire room bingatew. ■a r l t a m r r io a n o l a b b p a t t e r n , s a n d w ic h , c 0 * * 0 . Park Ave. a t tth g |. iM i DESTROYER L E F T DAN IN A S M A L L L IF E B O A T I N THE OPEN © E A O IR E jC T L Y I N . T H k KIDIIMO » J I V , ?iJE*gSW5g^g& TH E SM UGOHN8 larw , wiring, okarat. and pick*. Mr» A. A FhUUpa. t i t HeUy P ftfs n w w « I U 9 m TO W U F A N G / HERE CO M ES THAT , S H I P N O W - H O P E T H B Y R fe N IC E E N O U G H T O . T A K E M E A O O A E D -T H E V L L S B T H E O N L Y L IN K B ET W E E V M E AND W U FANG A ND X Ti G O I N S T O G E T W U I F ITS TMR ONLY THIN6 X EVER ACCOMPLISH f YOURE HEADED H O PE X L O O K B N O U 6H L IK E A C A S T A W A Y 5 0 „ THEY W O NT S U S P IC IO U S -IV « TO R N MV C L O T H E S A N D G O T T E N T H E E H D U I T lV . L .______a E N O U G H . F----- - v - a J TW O S O U T H © .E H T W E L L , rr % O K E W IT H X D O N T W ANT f t ’^ ^ S l N T R V . n YUH W U Z IN A •L IT T L E S H A D Y B I Z N E S © AN* TV LAW S U N K V O M BOAT E H T W ELL Y U H M I E H T M A KI A G O O D H A N D |A O U R < h A M E -rL L ^ T - v T AKB VU* I .. �8ANF0RD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sf, fig h t Over Teruel Goes To A Finish is c la ir - 'M* P mla *~m . -rrn .'1 s— lug P S d ttfW n falr’ 1 . • • ... V - JL. Tin .genaral atiike etltod it the local plant of the broken today after approxi MADRID, Dm . 19 .—W — While the SpeaRh government faocht to enuh the last remMdto of Insurgent resistance In TeroaL Improved weather condlllOM In (be upper Aragon tpet milted e reiurapiloo 0f milItory activity ill along, the batHe front. ' ■ After three weeks of inaction, troops front llneece southward In Teruel were busy strengthenInC their pbsHloni and rep air N U M B E R 10(1 , a . _ j .. w m 1937 AT THE SANFORD-OR LANDO KENNEL CLUB 1 By ^Chinese Recession Blamed By GovemmentOffidal OnEffortsTo liq u i­ date Federal Policy "City W r e d ^ L p ia h s ti- Made. For Leaving; U.S. Ships ReadyTo Remove Americans! S IIAMOHAi;' Pec^ g b . - b D ^ h e Oifneee, apparently prdpirtng fu ' abandon the threatened Shsidoivy po rt of Tslnglao, tonight hegni; ■ campaign o f degtiucllan, blowing tp ell telegraph, cable end radio term inals. This la a policy tho' Chinees m ilitary h ie followed in other eiliea when a Japanese' oc­ cupation seemed Imminent, j T M srptolions, which shook the Here are oomc nf the 40*ta Id chaiiiplumxhlp greyhounds road y to run a t the San font-Orlando Kennel club. Many of th e fastest entire city cut off all eommunlea* greyhounds Itr A m rrira are amoni tho pack* running nightly at th a track on route IT, seven miles south of Sanford and eight miles IJiiona and resulted In Ute greatest ! trillion among the populace, In-J north of Orlando. eluding U 9 American! who had net yet evacuated. . Two United Stales w srrrsft I were lying elosd In share ready toj taka out Americans In event of a , sudden nec-verity while * B rltk h j ; cruiser Wes' - placed similarly 'in, i handta British* netloaals. Gen. Iwpne HUtsul.Jhs J ip a n c u , 'com m ander, threatened to press' lie p k n 'e attack 1000 miles Into The Chios's Interior, J ; Unless {be Chinese guvemmeut lends "Its ,*aat W e pantos' policies,*' Mateul warned. Japanese forces may find it necessary to advance Dill,ANDO, Dee. ». -M ’>t» Hankow and Chungking and An InCTOass in rlrcnlatlon rales In a re g u la te d letter addressed '*«■» repudiate the national g o v wea announced this morning by ' th e Eckeraon Fruit Cannery 01 ■'"•*5 d Chtni.'* ‘ the Orlando Morning Sentinel, . -» ,, , . , . Chunking, about 1000 miles ini . , M d under the le tu rh e id " f | , nd line from t h e ' The aew rates will go Into ef­ m Bouthebi Fireworks Mfg.. Co. «***», j , up the Y a n g tu river from ' fort on J*n- I and will rolae the ' Orlando, Fie.. C. II. Eckerson, Hankow, midland metropolis! * price of tbs m ornlnl paper from resident of the local cannery where Mia Chinese gsveram ent ’ Captain Fred s. Feren, com­ < la cents tu U renlg n weak, mending officer of th r Salvation Army Poet, repotted today that end of both morning and eve. lie had supplied licds to R& p er­ • nln« papers from 35 to 40 cent* sons. fed 2T2 meal*, furnished ■ week. Th# luersaee wea necessitated, transportation to three end gave clothing to three since last Or*- the •enUnsl-Rtar On. said la a .tr e a t Base anpBunao«acnt.^by^tke Boisclair ___ _ays Paris Police Hit CITY NEWS BRIEFS Florida D ailies Announce Hike In Local Strikers At Strikers To Circulation Rate Seek WP AJobs Preserve Order Binlfff CIO Activities Are Sit-Downers Evicted' Expected To Con- From Electric And tinue In New Fields Gas Works In Paris The n«r«ld Hftyatg a groidilcal erro r to - Tm H erald 4n which i f Was th a t;- M r. JaskaOp aseertai the Atlantic GeAgt tdne way. la «M > par*tW -ii Ing to r the strikers (at K cksnon canning pUtri).* Mr. Jeebenn realty Said Shat the A U uU bto Deaai Railway nnX htotM tf li operating. Mr. jlfb g lta , d| Imply th a t the sbfitotod BKNTKNCHD IN ItOMIIINGH city n wedding Roosevelt Asks For Reduction In Social Security President Plans In­ crease In Rattleships For New Year company" for Hie purpose of col- Celery Feds Prepare UTh*t ito^Gompeny of the cmFor ClgC SeB8ion shall bo known ns a Unhm! " —— * WPA Nursery Kids ploytr Shop, mom gsm-rnlly known as a Gonch Leonard L McLueea »ent losed Khop"j Ihu< all employees his 1U38 edition of tho Seminole Enjoy Vitit From "C nngsged In tho mnnufaeture or Celery FWde through their first of any products of the scrimmage of th* season yeslerS a in t N icholas )ie»dllng Company, shall U member* of Ihe day aftemeon to prtper»U«n fur Union. itheir opening battle Tuesday night Thai .'newemployree shell eot again*! Coafh Bab Lockett's Lees' CtoriaU; ke allowed to work longer lhan IBburg High -yellew Jerkets, last <UF* without Imromlng members yeer'e Northeast Conference baabf thq Union; that them shall he ketbell champion*.^ "Th# squad," Coach MclAieai ,no deecrlmliuitlan Dies At Age Of 77! atatad, "will compare favorably with Ha oppenoMa this season despila tha fact th a t we he'va only Iwo letter men returning," Melatres will carry 18 boy# on tha, Ira. V sria Behtoaon, n . i J 'S ^ t V ^ r o m L ^ he home o f h er son CL K. Robin- *»« la r g u n rte , D arrell fo ig u |e n and Johnny Morgan. New .players sen, n t 1100 M yrtle Avenue last Include Douglas BUnetrom, Buddy (light following a lingering lUneaa. Mrs. B e t In sen has boea In San­ lllehop, Buck Ferguson, Bobby G reek,-Frank M erabant and aavford to r about 14 mantha. She w aa, eral others. Bad W iliam s, atallar ta r n to Feodetoc, W la- July 1, 1000. I forward, will * * t be able to play She to serviced by lw o pews, C. until m id-January due to Ineligi­ bility. F Bohlnaon. e f Sanford a»d M. la! Bsbtotnn ef W inter. P a rk ; mm daughter ArrlUs Itobtoeow ef lbq; Baby Fade,. Hanford and one stator Addle B utterfield qd Canton, N. V. Faneral eervleta will j t o bald fn tha Erickson Funeral Homo tu ­ rnorrew afternoon a t t i 9 9 ’*^<Mk w ith Rav J . B. Root, p n*tor.af the CangregvttoAal Church official tog. latarm ewt will he made to Me E vergreen Cemetery. High Cost Of NewsprintAnd New Tax­ es Bring Increase f w lf h t ranw. social security lasts. Increased telegraph serv­ ice charges, end a growing pay­ roll w ith shorter hours. The announcement e*ld that Ihe Increased n u ts for lilt would amount to between 120 , noo ami I2S.000 and Hint tho on­ ly way such additional espeneto could be offset *•< to Increase the rlreulitlon rates. TAMPA. Dec. 19. —(Jft— noth ot Tampa's new ipapera yester­ day announced Inrreaaaa In subscript |on rate*. Tim Times, published dally esrapl flunday, advanced lls Prices from 16 lo ig renls a week, end the Tribune, pub­ lished seven days a week, from 10 to 25 rents a week. The T ine*' announcement follow*; "Beginning n e it Monday, Ja n ­ uary I, the iiihscrlptlon Price* of Ihe Tatnpn Dully Tlinee will be raised three rents a Week, one hall rent a day—from 15 rents In II rents. Monthly, quar­ terly and yearly rales will be Increased In the - same propor­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 2D.— —The budget bureau, with Presi­ dent Roosevelt's tacit approval line asked enngrssa to slash 174,* 000,000 from •pproprletlons for the snrlsl security hoard and the Tronrasee valley aulhutlty for the nest fiscal year, It was team ed LAFAV5rTTK, Ala., lire. 23. | —<y|*» - Farm er Bennlor Heflin, Isst night. 1 At the same time President s*rii'lien with pncumi>nls In th" llnosevelt innounred a possible midst of a "comeback" rampiiign. Increase In the nevel building pipw as'-prnlieldy p all the crisis" of gram because, he said, the facts' bis illness today, hi* physician VJAfHINGTON,-,(llre. 29. lfl*t m id in announcing Heflin waa uf the troubled world situation , "ere fnrte end the United IHatee' — A/tii1mrle machine wlilrh «p»'n “much heller." must recngcUe them." an nl,plane 20 miles away liv th" Without referring to the rerent hent thrown off fiy the plniir-* Until- I aim Prince I on univarslty rink Ing Of tha American gun host tion. The single ropy price of m otor ! I* itrarlng p*>rfrcliiin*five cent* will remain unchanged, amid ;T*-nt »cricey- al (lie hand* waa officially rall,*l the College c f 1‘anay, ny any other specific In"In Tumps, a* In other cities New Jersey, * lid rn t, and diaclalming any unof arnqr engineers. . i fr'endly gesture Inward any p a r throughout the United Rtatee, of — M irular nation, h* aaid merely that Ihe heavily Increased ro„t iff) recent evenla had caused him production forces Ihe raising of subscription prices. Newsprint * * 11 "grow ing concern." ;* a r S Tha new step In <hn president's paper, for eiam ple, ha* gone up uncompromising huuget-lialinelng| 2* percent In the last three ram ptign waa revealcl following year* and Mte* have more than The avhllr*>n Inver* of this city j'lig h la.o f tl Field and | ;r>tt*.l Preaa dieclosure that Ilia I doubled In the p a il two years. will g e l-th e ir firs1 opportunity-’ lh w ill feelui herlng up (J5(|,oo0j>0ll civilian rftnaarvatlon Oilier roste have riirni relative i.ee the yuniH of g sm ts Haturiisy d rills but i » a light m rpe appropriation may ba cut by If. making an Inerenan |„ *uh Impeantlve in sftcmnngi when the Hanford HemI- errim m age i 1123.130,000, necessitating the arrtpllon rets* l‘ro B latkcsis clash with a Hem- NAME. F SCHOOL aerspping of 404 campa and order to melnlgjif pew* and fealurw atsndard* on the plane mole High School A ll-Star teem Fred Genes H. II. 8. ICm IIi m , m Pea* TWeeel of atcollenro tn whlrh Tim** made up of chiefly Hemlnole stars Jim Young readers are accustomed,” ■ of this season and Ihose Celery N; A. Itilk i Feds of the past sen,ona that are Bud Wilkins l.nme for Ihe holiday vacations H ralliy Odh S t Augustine Praised In Radio Hookup Eminent Educator To Lecture At Rollins “Pioneer Nlfrht” To BeHeld/lpiLtke Mary Jackson Praises Government Aid Calls Recovery Pfo* gram Successful In Restoring Business PHILADELPHIA; Dfefc' 29,. —<AP)—AimlaUnt Altottwr ficncrnl Robert it. Jccknon ncctincd '‘bln buiilhtki" today of Rolnff on a "atrikn*' ncalnat the government itfan effort "lo liquidate thi. New. Deal." The administration's antl^ mmtn|)oly cruiwdor lit an ad* ness- had seised upon lhe reces­ sion "as a cudgel to whack con­ cessions out of Me govern men L" ' They wleh. he added, - to MR* uldate Ihe New Deal and throw off all governm ental Interference w ith their Incorporated, InIttaU vi and th eir Inelde ‘aristocrat!* anarchy.' Jeekion said the governm ent wee "th e only agency with pow­ e r lo condition rapllallem and Industrialism to survive" and suggested business w as blind to tho advantages It receives froto the process. "The unvarnished tru th ," ho said, "la th at the governnMaVa rv cv -srr program has succeeded ituvrffafr sMe 44 W e e tlv e ly i l i d ' restoring th* profits of buslaeab. Labor has had no such advenes. The smell m erchant has had Ito such prosperity, The sm all menu* faclurer Ins had not such ad ­ vantage. Tho only ju s t criticism that ran be made of economic operations of the New Deal Is that It art our breakfast for m rnnary and let the cat ateal | l | It ilhl not sufficiently guard re* rn rrry from tho raids of th e ' monopolist. One group In the United S lates that has n o e a u a a for com plaint Is the 'b lf'b u a l* ness’ group." • Playoff Continues In Chess Tourney It. M. Burns, local chsgg player, wfll conHnuo the playoff with W. II. Griffith of D eU nC I f ’ the V aldai Hotel tomorrowJor the C entral Florida Chess Champion *hlp, It w as learned I "day. lM Bach of tha players h as* won two games end have played two draw s, Tha rule* undeo which they era playing provide that the winner of th e B ret Hop gems* |* the cham pion provide Inc he hae n two game m argin, Mr. Duma won from Jo* Bcngr l* tt—- o f D eU nd. ei-C entred Florida champion, h r a m argin of e games to ona tn ■ proVtcaan tournam ent ;<.i Baskets Distributed By Salvation Army Approaimately - 200 ph gathered In Ute Salvation i Citadel Monday .night fl Christmas program spanner* *he,' Young People of the 0 Salvation Army offlelala VO ad today * adding that. ( Clau4 teas present *nd dlgtr rd candy, nuts and fruits ai The Salvstlon Army h r nisanq stocking Fund distributed IB gmeroua basket! of groceries, 84B toys, end 68 garments lo those to the County who are needy, Army officiate a s p rassfd/Mhs 1r eppreciatlen to each clt Iseti in Hentord and vi­ cinity who coo'rlhuted to make Christmas wortbwhlla fig thaaa less fortunate to Semtoqto. County. : » of the Empty Amerieea Cameglo Institute's Christ to America, will assist in miatoricgl plan for ilia prrsrrva- ;ha adult education program at Jlon af f l Angnattoa "nd said Rollins College this year by giving it w M 4 he a floe thing fe r|a course of flva- lectures on "HuFlorida and tha nation. jmenlatic CollacUvIam nr Spiritual Bbe atou told b ar nation wMe Democracy^' audience about I t Augustine's | The leelurei. which will dwall famous dish, fried shrimp, and particularly upon the Conflict of Editor Nina Hawkins of the f t church and etoto, will be given Aaasetiae rnaerd. tSetordaye at U A. M. to the Annto Pertly cloudy and a n * Oq Dee. f t a t I t ; (4 o'clock Rnaaall Theatre bagtontog on Feb' noon Mies Meflrido will law ruary l i . Admission will *be free uuaeitled tonight and TRa; about Fatal. Reach end Miami and regtatraUMf will not ba ra- poaetkly oecaalafWtl mlat <W over. atotUn WDBO in another qulred to altond thin course nl the showers gear afgd coast, o An U'snM^Jag entertainm ent Program hag- been arranged end U la a i yoemd t largo throng wlU aUewA YRq feetlvltto* are ■cbedalM W 'b e g in a t T:M LOCAL WEATHER ..... p p to..,— ■ �I OE TWO the Sortfotd Herald S A N ronn r e r a i ^d , m a nfo rd , Fl o r id a L y M ^ l n U 9 8 7 T; ^ ? oo. ^ F tO K lD A H IC H tH S H T S « __-LLl.— sli :. « r o o ; t A W _L?- ’ *__ :_.n Though »omo; congremrtieii are-co n^litey^fay ijfttateil of line over lynching condrtfons In Che 'Soiifk J muI ■fcrfc fflnving with might and main to enact leaUlnfifm which would aeve;ely penalize die taxpayers in any cueimunily in which u lynching occur*, a reporta_Just received from the iuiujum u UKAM .9.1_t * m i • _'?»». « . A. .1. . i t i h M . , , preddent of Tuskcgce Institute shows* thiH’tW SpuUih is rapidly eliminating the lynching evil with oh T* any help from the federal government whatever. * During the year just Coming to ,a cjoirc, Jthcre have mw (A rm r I'm w —a — -aa.ia hecn eight lynching* In lh«-Untlet} HtaU*/<aiho>f4henr in A :> ih, 'K«Uilh: T’hJa VhFriiwre.i with 1inm*Ma T«n*elf'anMdairy, ■ W iu la a n la lh> pare*** •< i wcnty-rtveW IM rty^cai iVtft.'" i f W f t f l ’IMi ® , my.feofl* r ; y f - A*r-7l: The prancing nnd pi whig'or each cfbveir-bo"f.“ < How long IH j > « lil f it I'm- sure llpt fin)il/|f,/Us(.iii*hr-gfl«|> £ hrlsli MtMoar lm<> will Im ekarsrU !•* «> >■«■«■» lAMrtlWQ HIMMtdmt, MaCa Casapaar « » « • a w l VWr IlnaM lo la# aallaiMl fftth M i l al a ln r llr ia t , Olllfea aw w M a la fA la Ifc* l a n » l rlllM four aif; IM MMotrr with arlaoaai | nw t aa l a a a n .f i la Chleaga aa4 Krw r f l r i i i i . 6131^1 fie ^ w m a t nature-anA.robbcfv; with' nulrder: two WAvotWMftiJr ikh oftltbfxrT fh., i l([T 111 '*01 a' liilaitltii 'i- i i boneiit, Iljjfj ItfdtoijfjKepeatiagritaall&i Till lr ll.i|l|ll||'l>S Im till,ill, * , ftp* ju io u O . ■ r^jrj *; iu . wsnr i , •• i 1*1; • ;?*• Thn('«bc, b y a ibtjchif hfcnt1 fcA^;'lWihty-two v llli t*iril, ii plot',, years bueguie of her p^ift *s‘ ii Writer Vuivertiritent's ml,, ii||il iliiiih, lit|i! rallying of American j^uth to ciiljsl.L^ J h Sr>V/)ry, jWar, In the iiHscVtioti of Mary Roberta UlnchartiiiiaCad.* author, ■ Or icnllnsi n* r . in \hu current isnue of. the Good Housakeepliig Magaiine. J p r futlin* |; • ' OUt.iii . no In n frnhk article, ^Before'the DfuttfB^;'Bbl|E•, * ahe ^ I l s v « plMiini'il nml I'lsan'sl warns Americans against >var pnipitgabdii. ‘ She mcflpofr* gj sml |ilmiu<il. Th)mniisu>ii liy fronslhr the movement ^or an nmendmpnt to thp Coital it utrpn, re*j*or iimestiw ot 1 it in Its,el. 'lulling n referendum vote by the iwople beface war can I R i] |l f iijiint iiticmn,, ill 1rn lie di'clnral. > 1 : s u ,; ' y— ismliolli'il ilirnurh, ''War," sbe says, *'Ih the immediate peoldam-of-every, gW*».lmei'y u« s |HIM. inothtr, nnd every home, and wory cillaetk JShutMW' he vVu >11 iher’II e rrr limn In iln wniils u war or not, e<v e ry cltijccn s h o u ld h a v c . ^ r i g h t /■ Intwi ««tllo up. t :. W**»s ,In,iu *11 nwful Ini nit Oili. speak. .A ,’* .' "• ■*>. .-V' "ItememlH-f the long ‘-fiiV It** rrslly iiullii' Inrprislns j ''propaganda, before Wo No* liHDiHy wo lint** tu, it*.lI War, the prrimrntlon, lhd*Wta! _ lli<« lrl«*U now for tlu< sume thing, the shaking of fists in Eur Wltli oroiioinUimt. the sharpening of pn>iest<ffc0 high moral tone of one y * . Rilii'riillutii, i. lil'li tllccuwl F.limilil rim) lliln lITu 11 lu*,iuy • nirniimt unother;. nnd iG nnt^the appeal to uh on etl T bira'i nnllilin; much llmV'r« and humiuie grounda,'*1'). If “1 want no m6re\wIuTIfiBant my children safe, Solas t» in,ml, . « * Kicfpl s lol of 111ii,iny, their child feu after them. I want no foreign propagi -(IKOUIO; IIVANt driving us insidiously to tig.* fight]ug point. 1 would v In lliiktm, lIciuM. fend my country to, Urn latbL Inch w my body and, yip): I wont lo lie sure Hint It nemls defense. Jilted, lie til 11ha, Klinotn wild "I want preparation Tor that ilafunse, udfgunte, i Runs t l n r tlwcnlhearl Insnl line. 1‘lolnly In. Jii. i Inved lie, Hum nclei|uutc.. Rut I hn^’e n right to demar ‘ ngn'n shall the economic desires o r, fntpniatj to death. i**H and hatreds of any other part of the'vtaif Apparently the special h -smIw, Into aggressive wnrfnro, * of Congreoi was railed Just lo •‘i'iint involvrs eii iifnendniput tv~tbe 'I institution, choose up shies for the liuhl which, will begin will'll Hie legu stie concludes. “It should leg 1tlmutuly follow rniircripllou, for It . Is imHi'nknhle that, nloni Jar session meets. iwwer to conscript our children,'We should h The Iriiuble wltll Hi* wmlil tu In the reasons for duing »o.” !, lAcyii ti"tfr iwto day Is *lhat ,too acutely traublea, do etKer'fellow loo many people ai'e uware uf their own nut iivilite that the hss hit troublrs too. SANFOftp Market Wo a«e wlii'ro lamdon N havIn r the worst fug shies I SOI. Iu fast I,und<-ii la In such »11 MW' till tog, It Ht'enis in liijte pur masted the c ho lire Hoyles Mgry eapltnl It, Kormie. . I'm- MJt*l»gst<i'.wnl«M don't uv«« •wgiitjiree. ‘a.* P a r there* ‘ w*Wdngr*e,l*e<y or mdbjng jh| ,pkg. ,i : h i. of thbse were In NorthSrh 'Stolen nnd 51 It*,., Southern States. In 61 of the Instances the prisoners were removed or tho guards augmented or’other* precrtntioiH ‘taken. In IhnJr other Instances, nnile^'forte was ukdH ^>M w]','the would he lyncher*: A^tolii.-of i ’i pH-sotH, (^'Vh^d' -man nnd 72 NcgWies, 2 women u*<170 men, .waro.tbns saved front death at the handa,of imobsi'1 ■'*sn,ti» ., • Be it saW'tA the sharrfb tif'fW il* (hnt'tftH e tAit of BIBLE VEILS!] FOB TODAY these eight lytichlngs oetftlt*/M In this state, iW h’oieifrrett .1 wttl meilltatu In thy p rm p U , III Alabama. one In Genrjfta^twp In Mfsslgslp|in^phif,^ a ■ id have reaped unto ihy wuy. I Jcnnessee. H iuh Florldp ha* the worst lynchtng)1rw»'d S iB sM lfh * 'm y w tf hi ihy etaiuios: an y ‘state In the unjMj for: this *yaar,, I m i m m calway* g e * n i net fu rg ti thy word.—■ been so. In/*cl-thr«gH b^t thO'yeare/Florldii ha*, ranked .h'gh’i nmong southern Htatjs. wh1ctt;:pttvp' sfnikl'f To'ellmlPLANNINp natrjthis evil.- , > ; V - •. ' *i/' !•» No doubt the effort1will, continue andji^jlrpe goes on Yke fnture a**u' rntlnn miclit 1 lynching In the South-wHI ibncnmeia mnttcF«of.iii*tory. J o .bare u poifis'l rllirll, /• . T I.i.i ,f tr'j.i lit l»i*-" eliur i,r nil llif HiIiiKs tfti’rt* "*'* •* yf .1 We see where John Knigltq new Florida publisher, also pub­ lisher of the Akron, Ohio, llraron Journal, is being mefltiotieti as Republican presidential candidate k IU40. Sir. Knight recently bought lb* Miami llrruht ami 4 - Miami Tribune, consolidated s tra ig h t^ ? , font, , ; ,Sc I iliootlS of t/y>.New,Ytar a I ’I !«• a f i f l T t f t t f 'f f i w Year may, hoOWf V W ilujV, ' • ItuP 1‘v** leWnbd my Tesab*. and . . kunSoft^riM1* lee. !» 4<w f -a • You eng Mvo? y o u afrirl W«*ual» ,■ ami IJoiui^. jhat'l red. jjiR whet to ray woif'r ia to ink hrad?11T. lfo*l so tsm MILL : I'm bKl( i h n a l^tgtSr, land'hop* 1 iIm 'I t.llt .IMP i*d,^*opy • ( m u ch PMOMtSES I to B ecom e \ POPOiAM W T H S iO W iM SOOTM F b f jJ R e W . s • / <u! #j *%Uj * 9; j ‘ .Ths production of sugar cane which Ms begun Irt'thd eaHy.part of the last Mature in Florida, and became an imoortaut Industry, was virtually destroyed .during the war between .the states. One of the best preserved and meat.interesting of'the few old mills left remaining is hear Port Orahge on the tract of land granted by Spain in 1790... According td N. EL HUdreth, S t .Petnrabilrtr, the orig­ inal mill was built in 18lu by l*ntrick Dean, Who was subsequently killed nnd the mllT burned by the Indians. It wns rebuilt in 1889, again burned by the In­ dians, and agttin rebuilt. The design nnd construction of the remaining relics 1 f machinery prove it to be of a very 0 * i«A' 'n n ■ '• ■•• .• "mi t 1 *• date. ■• ■i The CHAYOTE* Is-a aatl^A of (fiiaU mnla. For centuries^ fsis-'bWh.'hlghli valued as a food and gnduWUy'Its cStj tlvation has spread to’oth^r tVopleal coun* tiles. Us delicious flavor greatly Tesefrtbtfli that of the squash blit Itecnrtrfp <Jf ifs il* llghtful nnd charactcristii^Wktuffe It It adapted to numerous methods .of prep Bn allon, .Commercial produeffan at present, is centered largely, around DpLand, and Minipl.. About Itw f cfatrti Are’rimorted U have been slilpped 'fitotil lVffimd to’h'ab, Hiern markets lust sensun alohe. A di* tinclive iwoulinrity .of tharaagbUble i| the prcsencu of 41 aiug|«, lirige', -doi«-fIb ting seed. »• .• o..v.," •-> my longue t I 1 » -'A ,.., X .r' One- five., jroom.. modern trungblow, i double garage, ltd 'W est 19th Sll *•• / Service "tjncnr-iH atroa v.. ,>n_ t-f ■'WWH Hit dHWs Wrth « f1(!,W f til E SANPOKI) EOUUM SINESS MAN’S Ifditor Ssnfurd Herald: : . 4 A nl,l tllrln'u 'lie lum a upill From *Jme to Hmr the lln l'n l wllirli llil.r luivn'c Oiii.ilK'SA thill Aaie. Departm.m „f J u d k . has |ic ru„ Th(. lrtu Il h Illb clusllll Uilgsated ceHahi men a* “ t*uHHa , , , , ... . Cnamy No. 1.- Inclodcd In Hie list f 1 ware HMb. men a . U p «bc. liUkn- M C«r‘, Floyd, N aih, H u,k,r. Cur pis Ori’ BfeP H ifalihf P’ian . LUNCH fm 'i.iy and lie tum lri* ou ® " <;«>«*rm.wlty UWjh hun ' “' « » « will, nothing •< %itd piht-n. They were so d e s l f - Mi* f 10 golag 'o f.-ed, clo'U, t t i * k<ynfj " « listed bicause they i r i ,hfm. eye-for llm,,, nmi, .ud wome, wIIKETlNOU ffUtXUk 1'BESa OF sctVcs above Isw and 'I i. mw,, out uf employ Ff,(l III DA: .............................. regarded the rights o f. others®], * ()r .JVhllo llie n^tkpu. Inis-,suffered They were nut mis nsmed, They "M *0 . lucresw Ip_BC 9(dsatB and fa?, consliluttil a pirnacc to Ilie pCtd.c l" 1 ,ul,l'i 11lilies of nem ty gtl per cent aiuk ■.Ii IUs l.'im iiiu.jiutt also |„ ,j aQ i,,, WsUkra.".They have all paid ' hei , u ■, penally of their fully- and have]' ) 'hail* I end in your pn|irr hist i't nverage Inreeuso is not disappeared from the acmes o f^ d th ' ' u , iin houses iii S a n -1an large u a .tliaU o f. the nation's •urge ua. thaLof. Increase. .-J I' for thin lawless activity. As their w orthy^‘"'d are 1fulliliutiiig to n fund nveiage — ...— — 1. C Credit cam successors I noinlnn'e John l„ Isiw ' under the solicit at ion of IJimmc j fart it dun In iMKhdurnHoitaiI canv U, Will ism (Jreen, and others of notable “b■'•tipern1 iiji" ^ to enolitu palgti whMt hniaheen c trT M q* their Ilk. Time after lime them- men thi n, lu pr ly 1hr nnsulfIs)o.Ueesa of Y t v Ida. hove dame,,»trated their vontempt. reiely frost tills Is rim llm tfse.l With the for our government, our laws and,Feesonally ■! am a frlptxl- *|fitlre libg,hoi>, uRij pur Const Hut Ion, 1w henreer law ^"tuL ei, mul I iK'lievr lalsir o rg an -] lb ,lu ted linffic laws, "no-fW re* ...................... baa rua toualsr to the lelflsh In (sc lion-, a it snrli have been in the Inw. wlHi apasinodir patrol oft n r l,lr,.ilng In Ilia iahorlng laboring highways, highways.!.tjig am A ftaW d L afci ml Urasta of, live organlutluns they j|>ari a hlrssln* ' •H*l't bill us Ihey nre now run by rate In F l d H t T ] ^ h h r I V a r t i t taealre fs t salaries to head up. Some months ago, Tires—flatteries Intoxicated Hu ■'orgnnlsere," “agltalere," and klfli iutlork'il Miirera up'of)liouUJr, i t wbase high salaries His poor klM utr must conk Unite, they a re ^ detriment In I be lli W la g aiaw. k.m eliacr ta* aocM y nnd k cnrteec In 'h a put lie, Iudwp. Ilnliaip Jay'dncm to lie v«ry largely Iti^ ie jpent due -1 .SERVED FRO] '11:80 TO E:#i 8 EE US -rOR 'ifOHfl OAR, OIL. LHBIflCATTON ‘'AXLE PEEK’S CLUB . NO COOLIN’ TIBESBOP. rHONB-87 201 N. 1»A F L q s-T - " iX T ‘W M u . I I M M . msmm 'wM WOf M lg tftf j Wlfthrs you and yours a Happy' a t' Safa New Y*jr>Vd 3 . " ' nunTON Rcnoci Flcdida/Safely CouSeli AVAI'AIHM' No •ii|i|itl*« IHimii) Ho niii'filta*. lillANH (l.lmn) No ■ii|t|iHvn III JKTM; Ho|t|»Ii**si Hicht, demaiw. iiKstlt i it iv tiinili*! Nlfiatfy, Fl» p*r sin* Iiuii iff, In i|ijnlll|f St run* Utllon. M'Wr Till* K’lfil.l; KU K A iif. U**r- H>. I«>c. ^ • A111fA111: T NilfipllRE Until. pntnitl ifnifil, in ni It f’i firm. Kin, ECONOMY-Waa Thfwe P tfM ts Drawn WhenPlane Hits Lake r:FtMty,W'<#MUjr U ,VAri»ua j»(aRS:for aRy DCALEBS lb OAK AND PINE F QUALITY* 4'*o|trnhnKiHl. Itllilc. )itf Imi, K«*H* *ntlly - tin noj Hom# efirljr .MtBlkt- IlSfll Ijj.ttl , Kru lu l A ^ v W f »i »i'»ut h i*»». mi * «.f .igiifP t*n* Hpr*. tMIllVofHj Ht.j.plirw dtor nun-1 ni|dl«'r»(9( m n v | «f n f lrA ,\ ^ Martin Andersen In Jhe O r *'k ' llVl •' r#lR, A liftfii. V*w «do . fleiitlRfl .avs '.that gan- initiJItr. (4 people ere'beginning U real t that tba closing of th e’Rckeri •ft Frnlt Canning plant. foK halsvar reason, would result r I4t> more persons out o f ork. r Wh»n RrkereOn Can tries dAclded In qtiH bitalnPstt I te r MO ot its employes, artd"d by cit) uraanlirra. walked *t. Mnfoqd woke nn.T Mr. An•reel- ears In hi. roluiun toIf- "Cronle uf tba laa-n real •d that If Ilia plant bad rliued It **raoas wonld htjte been end fimdlega, Tha po­ et elnppod jdiki tlng' at the h o u ris a d wages. To Iranstafe l,*b Un»01r Its intended ' Hated a . * Our Many Friends and. Cus4omc» fo r a r.« e -SL5. N arpbaea TiSnd & * * * * ■ Vby thehr hlgh hamled X ? ,ttV* «*e .openiksthods, is decUred by tbe w*t*r Ae f*l pilot,- blinded ,hy a gupraaia Court to ba uncoiuHtehaavy lo ^ . trfefl to land os' lot. tloaal, these orgsnisationa will not Botuorr. (duns to the tail of tbe submit W <he ruling." I having last now. Mr. Welslar ftid .A rnold Ddrgraf gdJVor, a lasia of what the Inglagl wbo went IS tltdj aaene ffi • ^ wiU .be If.lbeae radical, uaf , giitrioHr. Mmraunblk agbatora Tbg pUet- 'r^ d to save • tba a re given I hair way. w o iq M a.tlfa tbh h o ld lp * h e r , Uafa ^ ^ , PR osbirrtoua v l L HAPPY NEW YEAR HENRY A. RUSSELL 3KEACO. tl #]1 T r y ! M- ' E i mK£>j ,a4i§ • _ i f fln (v H H om e' U*#V' m •S* 4 -wj T* sal j V.“ • •'*. 4l 1 I GLASS? MIRRORS 'r y ' ' d: ^ . ay i - i y*r • ' *1 u "1 ■; Ij �* V, 1,0, SANFORD, f l o r id * R oosevelt A sks For Seduction In Socfal S ecuOne rity C»aU—l< Fr»m S GRETA GARBO im TemWiHBe Given *1 * 1 B«tn Phi . Dab - and RlUy Kpps. eOO) of Df- and Hr*. A. W. Kppe, are TiatUag yolptiree On. thla weak. * ■* In Atlanta. . Jimmy MeEIhannon will leave tomorrow fur North Georgia Col* l*«e la Dahlonega after bavins ■peat the holiday* here. MIm Aliena Bppe of RoanokrVa. and "Mtaa alarm Moore of Atlanta. Go. are the gueeU ef Dr. and Mrs. A, W. Eppa. A t the fascinating pair! 4, Countess Marie Walewake, who , **r. and Mra. O. R. ■Clemm anndeuce the birth or n eon, becomes the favorite of Nap ilvon Bonaparte In “Conquest,'' open­ Chester Ea'H. yeiterday at the ing thla week on the Rita at ern. the incomparable Oarbo adda; an­ Compline* rerndd-Laaghton Memorial Hos. other unforgettable role to a long list of triumphs. CHprfbs ' Boyer d, Nancy PltaL la co-atam d-.in the.new plot at*, which cornea from -the hands— ef ie Wright, B ar that directorial. genius, Clare ice B r o w n .______ . ’l iey noutsiusi. irjorle" Cogburn. M afn erlte la: Friday .Brownlee • a . . . y || Jlfidea,' the'only, W ^ th e V d a ly /M a to y ' w ho. Jha* «V/r yWled* la ike ? Bt. * Jofin'l Mr, and Mra. W. F. Garner had aa their guests far the holidays the following members of their fpmUyr Mr. and Mra. L. F0(O»kr, v ¥«■■ W. AO w n er'o f Atlanl*. Mr. and Mrs. W- O 'Fuvni. Mr. and,M r*. F. .0. Hhd£r” and M r.'and Mrs. Ai * '? W r * .Of Hollywood. Mlaa Body# -Oprner, MU* Helen Oarn ir, . Mbs Marcelte ' Burns. Mlaa .Virginia,. Burns - and Donald Moors. ' ' \ n rc e n try . * Ami one more question: 1,; '. tbouM be deckled to build war* “ U r. President, i, this p«rt of i ahlpa fall Inr Into the cale*oriea author Ited h j the Vinton act. new prepa redness p rogram ?” ho WW ■sknl. » ■; legislation would not be needed. To that Hi* re piled with ft qiltt For the-present, at least, no In* created natal personnel woul.l be. ami direct negative. * » sharply reducing enrollment p e r tonne). ’ KUee Ranch-Shed WHh few ateeptiona Rooaeeelt la rldla* rough-shod over depart* menUl he aide who are demanding appropriation! which both the white hneee and the bodre t bureau inalat earn he. cut. Thla waa eel* deneed In hath Mi* aoelal security end TVA eatlwatea. The aoelal aeeurity board naked the bud ret bureau for 1397,000,000. Thla waa ataahed to $3*9^)00,000 n redvcllen of $i*.000,000. The TVA—the' administration's eon*; troveralal power rate yardallek— aaked for $4$,000,000 originally but reelaed It to $41,000,000. The budeet bureau allepd off another $2,(300,000 and atnt eo n e rtu a *40,000,000 estimate. Thla la about $.8,000,000 below the appropriation for the current fiecal year, and the figure face* renewed onslaught from TVA opponent! who contend the gorernmeat already haa p o a rj cd $1(1,009,000 Into the TVA and Oiat the time haa coma to cut jtayr outlay! to the minimum. ( The President's intention* of Increasing. n av jj appropriation* w eft announced at a preaa confer ■nee* In which hp referred conus* pondrnIt to a letterwe had wvIUen Chapman Taylor, democrat, Colo*, rado, e f . the house appropriation! sob-committee on tbe navy, advla* lag him that he mlftht eapeel ad* dltiona! elUmatee for naval build* In*. . Aaawera Questions , A t the c o n f e re e , the preal* dent soldered a ^arrage of quee(Iona which the repertory fired at him. How many veiaala would be added to the p rftin t program, he fdald net ayy, nqr could he .fell When It’s Flowers SAY IT WITH OURS PIPPIN GARDENS W E S T F IR S T S T . T h a n h a v e been B ible d ra m a ho m a n y re q u e st* fo r n r e p e a t o f th « • T H E B IR T H O F C H R IS T " W e will a g a in p re se n t It F rid a y ev en in g , D ecem ber 31, a t 7 :4 5 . T h e re a r e IK m en a n d w om en d ro u ted In O rie n ta l conturacH. SANFORD GOSPEL TABERNACLE 9TH S T R E E T A N D L A U R E L A V E N U E * REV. W. 8. qiTKRN, PASTOR PHONE . .i___ i j|| p | sroaldibe coa■Ducted; T h a t. waited further study. > . Seminole Printing Co. ''-N or did he know whelhpr, addl t tonal ' authorising > -letlildllot Hoii'-ft-Uiy evening front’ $:W Teachers To Receive. ‘,,T,9 Fay Middle Of Month „ *•:•# o’clo ck o a t ihe lpij^Btoran church.’ - V*.- wlu IN I N L Y 15 b / ' tbp^M noira of th e - church aqd tju ir ■w lrta • sad all -meaf, , TALLAHASSEE. . Dec. » . — (fry ■pf Ufp church’ and friend* 17s)—Blais 'official* said yeat»r* of Dr. Britfrfle*, -ere • cordially day* they*.would mact month-end payroll* l without delay, but coaid * not distribute teachers' B arg ains of January. State Comptroller Lae said graeral slata salaries agrregal* lag $110,000 would ho paid by lbs general fand on tlma. If* added nothin! would he le a aver to* apply against un­ paid’ bllla H at will reach a to­ tal of tl.U 0.M t shortly after Jon. 1, ' State School Superintendent End IIsh predicted the $1.147.000 monthly distribution of atate aid to the county school aystem could not bo met before Jan 10 The United State* has no recip­ 'o r I t. Moot or It la oipocted from automobile Hernia tag rocal copyright rrlathina with S o­ Itlen Instructor, llizebeth DeForest > Vl^ Guest Of Hojrior Dr, |and ^ ru -. A. W,. Kw)f j n t ■ale*. NEW LOW PRICES! BUY NOW Motion picture companies will consider unsolicited msnu* tem w rtturs a t the ice 1 Prince Edward Island la the not I drtfflng off ‘ norther! sm allest Canadian province. inA , ijq tfrd ay wee four • btloy) aero Fahrenheit— IA fDfreee colder than In M E N 'S L E A T H E R M E N 'S H E A V Y T W IL L Work Pants viet Rusal*. • PRE-INVENTORY Balcony 10-25 I^iw er F lo o r 10-35 . * NEW LOW TRICE * FINE QUALITY LEATHER * SLIDE FASTENER * W AB »1.39 * H EA V Y POCKETS * STO C K U P NOW R E -P R IC E D DO W N F IL L E D P L A ID C H IL D R E N 'S v. K N IT - C O TTO N Blankets E d w ard H h lrk y Joon A R N O L D RO SS T R E N T ctrlklnr a , power ( MAM volte with r notaad Ktawmsr Up and emerged rn ImpMt" ed tk* . “Blossoms on Broadway" m in d ?, ♦ SCOLLOPED EDGE SHOW ♦ FU LL BED S IZ E S y lv ia 8Y B N EY * Jool M eCREA * FL O R A L SA T E E N COVERS ♦ D O N 'T M ISS T H IS V A L U E MEN'S HEAVY Added Special * Tech-Florida Football Game • i -. * . Thursday. NOW AND SAVE M [A |t /f *' *j LADIES’ TAFFETA ■ *. GARLAND D unn . bourne • “Living_a On Love” * 1 r "" w Av'i*,!j gy BIG DOUHLE. PART WOOL PLAln.'t . “Dead End" Setting *■' REDUCED TO k (’LEAit *’ i * SIZES 2 W 8 , ♦ REAL VALUES: d * F U L L D O U B L E B E D S IZ E * SAVE AT P E N N E Y ^ SUN TAN JE A N CLOTH REMNANTS AT•aLOW Aabrey SMITH PRICES [TjH S T . ITT1 “Conquest". NOW* WAS 98c * F U L L ROOM Y CU T. �THK SANFORD HERALD, SANTORO, FLORIDA " 1 ■w; —: M lS PLANE IS TOPS mppearance O f Ear hart Big News Event O f July f at Th e Sa n a :S COOK C H I M E ■ LOWLY »-------- . ' S 3 K Ckeaaa d lik ti i-aqulra glow cooking. O'hrrwl** th* rbr*«* will hacom* r«tt*r »n<l aM lenlt to - Olgast. Macaroni and chMaa, chMM rondots and omelata a |l raqalro a m ndcrata orati. To**tad aandartcliaa ahnnld ba raokt'd wily unlit lha rtle*»e an hani'.' By VOLTA TOBIIEY N ava Krvlew Editor Tho Al* Fratuia Scrvlr* Aerots the Mexico, Mo., •'Intrll If tn e c r V front p»g<-, last July, r u t <hr headline: g * % NO NRW 8 TODAY Srlliller lypa efcplainrd: “Of Amelia, Bought fly Air And lly W hether hnunring a hall on a iddla or reading “Converaation . at llidnighl,V peopta thought alioul a girt aoughl try hundred* of mrn ta toe Pacific. My«terioo* radio Jibber kept hopra a flutter. U. S. « ■AawaWlwa a/l fto«* Ithe ttn South uOUk Warihlp* ear raced rea*. Other nation* helped. ' FaB-Amcrican Clipper* and $ftll*h flying boat* begun Iran**t Ian lie flight* the aamo July, but 0 * *polllgh> waa on the Pacific. M there waa more fu*a over Ihi Boaalana’ North Pole Hop No. ‘J . fh la tlma the tteda fared (1.2152 mile* to lapd in Southern Call- huddle*. And Virr I'rn td riil (Hu tier ilrrw up a comtiromiw Hint In vnlvi-d no blood linnsfu.inn fur the .Supremo Court. “ Dear Albrn" Uarltlry became tin apiiato Democratic lender, lit aling l'n l llarriMin by hut one vote, I'atrntlne'n T h rrr I'arl* Death, meanwhile, took tiugliM* mo Mnrmnl, the rndio iiinii; (jf.ig c firrahwin', the “ llhipandy fn Illue" rie n ln r; mul Vivian Ilurnett, the ntiglnal l.iillr l.onl Facnllerny, Jlri'nin gave 'h e world *<iiitathing new- to c' i iv„nluiul..partition of I'ah n lin r. AMioiifh unahln to live and til. !' under the ohl nundnte, Aral.-i and Jew* bn'li found fault wl'li 'he propoenl divDInn of Hie Holy Jm ul into three part*, one fo r A r m . "tie for Jrw*. and enc fo r the King'* n a v c -r. K ing fleorye ynil lila queen vl*i'«-d_ Nuc«t|(tr*Di|itejMinHl more July When tuberculoal* patient* are admitted to Florida'* flrt< fltate Sanatorium they will find accommodation* alm llar to Ihoac ehown above. The picture ahowa tone com er of a four-bed ward a t the InaliluUon ju it completed by alata and federal government* at? a co*t of npproxlmatcly $700,POO. artificial *flb, w i i FANCY RINDLESS SLICED SWEET JUICY PINEAPPLE WILL SELL THEM THIJpfl. A FRI, IN M A R K M DEPARTMENT CHOICE WESTERN LEG-O-LAMB Lb SNOW BALL Pound SHOULDERS ' — —----------■— EATMORE Rabv Beef ROAST Pound PREH|1 HOME DRESSED SHOULDERS Lb. 18c STEAK STEW""1 2 Lbs. FANCY RED STEW* Small PIG SIDES w-* N e w Y e a r ’s D a y -3 :0 0 P .M . SEMINOLE IIICII FIELD Rayon, an first produced In ISM. When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper WINE8AP r "lllan eao ta fn a bathtub gondola ‘ ; gltchfd to a flock of baby balltron* (’ hit an l»wa treeiop, ami wired hi* .[ Wlf«! [i '■l a n d e d lately . All equipment f. homed op.” Another W ar Degln* ’ tJIrJi Wore halo hat*, and tlann-d f - to "It Look* Elbe Itain in Cherry firew ork*.*T ile Free fi'a 'e heranie "E ire '' rin.l re eleeteil I ’realdent B|o**om Lane.'' >■’ '.A nd ju*t then the Japaneae ami I'btn'tti tie V.rlnrn. Egypt'* newr Chine** collided. Each country ‘ Mamed the other. Doth *eni mure - - mhMM- minded mrn into tho- I’el-1 ping arena to reatoro pcacu, Tokyo malatfd ll was a local lo u r and made repeated truer* wllh local lord*, but none of them Murk. N an­ king biaUled it wa* Chin*'* cm. cDl conflict. ‘Thu* the 17>h w ar *lnce the , World w ar liegan. Waahlngtnn took I* calmly, Tho * town wa* full of thin H u rm talk i . . . and Jloy Scout*, hiving a won(Jarful time , , , and Joe Robln*«n • a * driving Hie ren alr Into a 'nlka ■ , Ultm.-hla (bin lip* Iw lilrd In n *’ g rim /a u re intlle. M l)-'i Itotilninn Fall* 1*1 Th* name July heat Hint made ■ the mklwrM'* com grow Him A u k 1* heanMalk wa* enunted on u .'to w ither m urt-liill foe*. Senator » Wheeler1* to«r failed to a whimper. TO gELKCT TU ltK EY ^ . — - ■ ■■ • fh<m*a Ilia turkey which hae few pin fenthira and lid Maralaltea. A yo'lnC turkey haa Walt* rounded ronton r», clear color and a flexIMa hreaet bona. A "blue*' tint Indira'fa Inctffh c lm t fat layera under lha akin. * ** Fresh Pork S h ou ld ers Seminole AH Stars vs Sanford Black Cats i - o r m f *T Y i» Potatoes 10 PO R K SAUSAGE FANCY STRINGLESS FEATURIN'* __ ______k HULK rump orCarreb libs. 9c WHITE BACON ISA USAGE FREE DELIVERY Hanford, Fla. LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW >yjTH ORDERS “Fog More” Power Spraye Pound Sliced Ham Bolbgna Fresh Pan Sausage Hog Head Cheese Fresh Hamburger THE VERY BEST WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS- Pound BACKBONE Pound Pound APPLE BUTTER KRAUT IN YOUR OWN FIELD " ANDfWITH YOUR OWN DRIVER IILACK EYED AD* »ome bargain* In used TRACTOR SPRAYERS FOR NE\V YEAR'S Sanford Machine Co* Inc TELEPHONE G2 LBS. IMLLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR W.G.MEAL— HGE OCr. POWbKR or ' oe Hcott'a good Gulf gun, Ihc nuper power fuel with cany nlartlng power, quicker acceleration and lonRrr mileage*. U « T * * * LjWta BEANS ¥ ’ * ry our complete lubrication wervlce to keep your car running wnoolhiy and cut down on aqueaka and ratllea. Lb. FLAKES LB. SHAMROCK 8. SERVICE STATION Ford Netgkborhood Serrieo HUUotf' £ ; | TISSU /§ • • ■r �I V' >NBflDAT, DECEMBER 29, 1927 - - „ ; .i . 'z :r - J X ? 1« t t : . > - ^ I W W f PAfTE FIVE H IE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA INTERIOR OF NEW TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM i t T H d r« u in r o r v i t a i- o r x . f t iV D im a ttn H n i.n r m %• t v . b t a th a n riorum X lilt T ill: KWTATK ( if UKO. A.. ••IKim. IlL IT A IIK II-IN I'llli. H A TH n .tA i. t n n m VOTKJK I* IIUKKHT BV H RS. A l EXANUETt CJEORUK A P Femlur* Ftrvice W riter ChrUtnuw ha* p«t»ed. you've ► (Aught your breath and imw lhF New Y ear is dawning. T here’* lho‘. pood old custom at calling on your friend* on ' New Ycpr's morning—or bving a* homo to receive ftii-nds who II he Hooping to your door. Of rnuraoth at means the flowing bowl. I* it turns out to be a brisk cold morning, your culler* will need a cheering cup, Alt’* m orning’s not to pleasant—a ll the mine need So polish up the punch bowl, ihine up 'h e ladle onJ browse ' thiougli your recipe*. It probably will be eggnog, but there are aa innny form ulas for m aking th a t New Y m r brew a* theru are fo r im p o u n d in g a hot sum mer's mint Julep. H ere Is a view of the main Hour corridor of th e state's new tul^ieultw i* sanatorium n c sra Or A Holiday Eggnog lando. the first of It* kind In Florida. The state, tuberculosis board said the institution will be able In ease you can’t make up your mind, hcrc'a a tried reci|>c 16 treat 312 patients when I; Is li.'tllca'.rd January*. 3, ami more than too when money I* available— the favorite of Joseph Hoggia to purchase additional equipment. -' of New York'* P lata hotel: Jt *tf»* 1 pint of rream VI eup granulated 1 q u art of sugar whiskey • quarts of milk l pliU of rum Beat the eggs in a chilled bowl Xu u i i 'l i r > i ( n , . i OIVKN w ill, an ,s, ttiu.r (Imil if Iurn «cr»>unt fu> %iRMdtlfd n « li lm i n l v i r A t i ir t f I »«# K t t t l r f»l U K O A fU 'K K ll* ••I * •«*«! a h i I . a i » :iiJ tim e. t h « !i tut ih f f p . H iip h c n ilo H ii « MRli| J|||(*» in* A O t u l ftvttli • u r n l o f lh # l- a rtn n n i«tr A lto n «t n t mint#. Am* for ah rrd#r 41* - ►1**11* »h r fti a t Pitch Admlfil*-*r.ti«»r* f*A»**»t .hi* the l«t. d o v m lx r, A P ttJT t ir o A V l\ n n a of !>•* S prat Ir . Nt>p*r. \n .IdniliiUfrAliif* rtf the tM «l* nf Idy and efh rlrn ry , <c) physical fitness, (dl family l IiiI us, number of dependel t*. e tr nnd lluit wheie the factors (ti), (e), and (d) aiej itlallvely tqiinl. factor (a ) sh a ll’ mainly govern. That far nil employee*, eight h' ii m sh ill roast Mule a day's work, nttd 18 Ifltar* shall constilm e n n ic k 's m iik , Tluil for all rm r "> ,»«, tjjue oyer eight hm.es in any one d ay an,| 4h hoars in any eiie we. k sbsll Im overtime and s' nil he paid at one nnd one half times the regularly established tinge sealc. This rale Is also to Ispaid for Sunday’s and holiday's. That employees engaged in the funning of fm it shall he paid at (lie piece work rales ns follows: For sect i,mixing fruit, six rents pei clip of six No. J cans. For srrliuniilng and parking fiuit V 1-2 m il ' p c i" clip of \ .Vo. 2 cans. For peeling fruit, fl.RO per I nidii*l tia y s of III fiull i-mlM F cr trra i lug fruit;—|:1,thP pit t uiidn-d line krls of rspnciiy of IJ qi a rts rnelt. Skilled labor in senernl Ml cunt* pet h o o t; common tnlmr In genei III, 10 eciltn |«-r hour. , For dumping fi nit from field hoxis o n lj eonveyor hells rm cents per hour. F or dilvlng truck*, fill ri-nl* per , lua r; for usM-ting drivei* of |tn a k * , Ml r r n i- per hear. I Ini die minimum w ages for nil employees ► IiulI he eslHhlislied as fi.lions: | For skilled lalmr working al h o iily iiiten, *21 a week; ernimon • Inh'ir. ll'.i.'.T a week; rinl all cm , plovers working on plcci' w ork,1 igbereutohli sanatorium in be ‘M n week. , , . . 1Tl’it! the simp eonim htee s h i'l . r ha Irm a it. • has l.ivlied to.v. ^ i y ..... .............. nAdmiliistintloii at dud leal toll the ('limit's representative In the taytona II. a r k and Hr. Arnold J " ,n * nn'1 " " ,l In rase of discharge. In y of ft, promotion* or demotion* • *n,c committee shall be notified. ilni A Hliprr, Oecfftftil* Food* th at a i e lilftltlr spiced nr filled with condiment* at* not good for children Foi slnveu and rundimant* destroy tha ,i iiitrsl food flavor. A sm all i.imiiitt of .salt, however. I* TFvmtnmrr A SION 0 9 T H I T I M I S l n a tm ra n y was this shy sw astika form ed by plant* of Ibe N atl airforce w a trib u te to F u eh rer Adolf H itler. Glory th a t o a t* belonged to the nation In day* • f IM fam ed "dying circus" U alowty being regained w ith th a ran* aiasanea la aviation. •»•**AMP - H another year o f gaving money for housewives. A ml «# resolve to bend tnrsls ul lower cost in ln:!t>. Itlrh, red Minot brand Cranberry sauces *.n I.uml O' {tunslilna Mfince Meat 2 pkgS, BjjutdartJ JJuglJlyj____ ■' , r . Tom atoes . . N e I cans * Van t ’am p’s HI ox Pork & B eans 3 Cftl I.Uitriou* U ariU tt Pears no 2'/a t)nsntlty Mights Meseree** fowls & Rice Lucky New Year's Dish I An old legend says that, if on New Y ear’e Day, you eat Itlark-Kyp I’eas. Hog Jowls and iliie, your Nsw Year wilt tie fllli U with I'rare, Joy uml Hirhei. I t s gotten to be quite a custom imd it Is quite an appealing dish too. We're pre­ senting all llq ie llrniN al money saving prices. Black Kye Sugar Cured Hog Fancy Blue Roi R ic e 54bi 1 9 c For Joy In the .New Year" Fresh GA, Fresh GA. PORK Tri pie “ S” Grocet eria The R E D F R O N T Stores T h u r s d a y & F r i. D e c . 3 0 - 3 1 PORK SHOULDER L b . 15c IVST. Campul T eias Khipited Dressed ROSED ALE WHITE CORN 2 no. U/a cam LIBBY GARDEN PEAS 2 no. I '/ j cam 21c BLACK-EYE PEAS 2 no. 2 cam I7 '/3c GARDEN PATCH CORN no. l'/ 2 can IVc YELLOW CLING PEACHES no. I cant APPLE SAUCE no. l'/ 2 cam 2 .for Itimlli**# Itiiruh ll« 2tit LIBBY TOMATO JUILfc 2 no. I ca<n LIBBY CORNED BEEF HASH 2 no I cam COMPOUND LARD lb IQl/ 2c LIBBY CHILE CON CARNE 2 cam TUNA FLAKES light maat 2 cam GENUINE SPRING LAMB ALASKA SALMON tall cam 2 for LAMB BREAST STEW lb 15c 15-oz glauat LAMB LEGS small, lb 27c HURH-’S SPAGHETTI ib -o i whito loaf LAMB RIB CHOPS lb 35c LOVETT'S BREAD •A PIG PORK SALE STEAK or CHOPS lb SHOULDER wholo, lb BACKBONE moaty lb Oysters f 49c WESTERN BEEF SALE BEEF POT ROAST lb 15c LOIN, CLUB STEAK lb 25c BECF RIB STEW lb 12'Ac and Hope A ll Through This Coming Year That We M ay Serve You M O R E D tllcioui Apples 2 lbs Calif. Lemons doion CAPE COD Cranborrios lb YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs 15c 21c 15c 10c • i * i B anan as 4 »»• 15c Iwt'g Island Kimball C auliflow er "• 7Jc C usp CallfnrnU Celery Stalk 9c Our Sincere. Good IVislies for a H A P P Y and P R O SP E R O U S U. 8. No. 1 aiatna P otatoes 10 York Inqienal to Everybody toavlsct y.sr- Turkeys‘2 7 1c Ful ll.ltluum - Quality 16c >aft Elkhom Cheese lb 'lie iuper Brand Oleo lb 13c U .S. Nr. 1 WHITE POTATOES R . N . N IP P E R OP A L L KINDS Joi----- 19c 27c 19c 9c 10c 15c 15c 19c 19c 29c 23c 17c 8c PIE CHERRIES 2 no 303 c a m ... TURNIP GREENS 3 no. 2 c a m .. GARDEN PATCH PEAS 2 can*. TROPICAL Salad Dressing, q t__ SWcEl HELD CORN 3 no2 cam EARLY JUNE PEAS 3 no 2 c a m .. ★ 1 N lull* *rv>* but nifklf vslssi; ym pay Utt and I*'* m«'* si as MSfitks *1 quality, C AN AD A DRY Ginger Ale (plus dep) 3 for 25c SOUTHERN BISCUIT FLOUR 20 lbs 67c BROOKMAID PRESERVES asst flavc 2-lb jar 33c SNOWDRIFT. SPRY, CRISCO 3-lb can -55« LAND O ' SUNSHINE Macaroni 2 pVg*. 13c 1 pkg*. 17c LAND O ' SUNSHINE Noodlet LAND O ' SUNSHINE Pancake Flour pkg. 7>/2c GEORGIA CANE SYRUP no. 5 can 39c PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO can A 10c JULIETTE MEAL & GRITS 2-lb pkg. ?e NATIONAL SPEEDY OATS small drum 7*/2e NEW DAY COFFEE a rich blend; lb 23c VELVO COFFEE ground to order; lb 19c FOX RIVER MILK 3 tall cans 19c SWIFT'S JEWEL 4-lbs 45c 8-lbs 87c WALDORF GA. PORK th* tjRy 0(f l>Pi'fiHb»f A. I* It It* *!•*•*•rut to1 * ill# llrtiiurslri# rtf ft#mflirttip Cil Hilly. Ftrtfl* STATE TUBERCULOSIS BOARD FOR FLORIDA b eat to a froth with a rotary egg-bealor. Then slowly add the whiskey and rum. beating cod* I tlnuously. Add a sprinkling of m l'.ntK . J ’larc 'h r bowl in a ; *tib [ o f Ice until time for serving. [ But you may not rare for punch th a t strong. In 'h a t case make a fruit drinh. Mixtures of it tlie Ju’ccs of several, fruits are I alw ays good. Blind ^-our own | choice.*. Thun give *he rnncoctlon | a lltfle xlp hy filling -tlip bowl I with a ginger ale or bubbling, I chargrd suiter. Ml* In pieces of f fiu it; they die** tip 'lip drink. CLAIIET PUNCH | 8 'Tange- , Julct-d 8 ounce* gir.ii* j 8 lemons. Juiced ulated sugar 2 qtuirtv pine. 2 ■,itui >* rra rk n i ' sppln juice Ire Conibine fruit juice* and i-ugar'. Cldll mul add riaret. I'otii uvet !cu. (Minis'll with cut fruits and mint ItrCnralivc Ire Cubes W hichever liquid you fill the bowl with you. you xhuulil have a ■g e n u p y , cpku of Ire floating on £ th e ’ R irf arc. Use a plain rhunk. M you choose, but at range tonic sliced fruit*, t-berrie* and some green on. top to dies* i f up. A b elter idea la to make your own calto of Ice, fleering 'he decora­ tions Into It. You need u merhnntcal refilg eru to r fo.- thst. I'mceed (bus: . Taka the rubo pailiiioiis out of tho larg e,t tray, y Fill ivltb cold w ater and chill it. When * the w ater i< lodf frow n, insert slice* of ratidird finite nnd prerohfeil cherriet. nrrnuglng tla-ia In some attractive in t'e rti. Then when tha block has fru irn solkl, ftdat it in your punch. Cf course, you should have • trays of things to nibble handy to the punch howl. A W ashing­ ton hoates* ha* become famed ' fo r serving tiny doughnut*, warm from the frying pint. Another hostess serves tiny pas1ry puff* filled with a cream cheese n u r­ ture. T ry A (’oarfor’ Dainty toasted .nndwichr* a l­ ways a re good; small lari* or mincemeat turnovers are delicious, —o r you m ight 'ry "romforta.*’ F ry flp ie -in rh ball* of doughnut dough a fllca brown, then dust them well w i'h confectioner's sugar. l»tl* U*m on a trey nr serve them In a basket like a heap of snowballs. Ami don’t forget to have bowls • f cracked mils, cabins, figs and fruit siring* set around wheye your goes'* cun munch on them, Finally, a warning about your Winch bowl. Of roorsc, it should be th e center of attraction. Hut be careful to set it up where It w W l lie bumped into—fidb* too n ear 'lie frout door, fur example And you must be ra refu l,,tu o , te p u t It in a rorncf where 11' cun be removed e a slly .fo r refill* For the flowing bowl must v flow from u full brim. Keep a auppty of glasses nearby so your cellars can help themselves, have • prt# of cocktail napkins handy l Und then—bring on the guests lh - OBELISI FLOUR SAVE THE COUPONS Pound Soap o f Beautiful Woman C A B fA Y 3 cau 1 8 c DRIED FRUITS ' Evap. A pricot* lb Evap. Peaches lb Bulk Prune* 3 b* 19c I4e ISo :• �’ercent Of in k e r s Go Back To Work ■ lac Om K m M Jn*t ' t.nnknMt E M P I R E ’S Immediately, the balance wna re\ placed by new help. •■Ho demanda have been made by tm pleyeea lo officials of the Company. A notice posted yeat. terday advised former employe*, tha* an Interview would lie g ia n t' ed for the purpo!<e of discussing any dlfferencca. No form or em, - ployeea raapondrd to the oppor­ tunity. hare not Item approached! hy any amployrc representative I - and understand that those emplayed a r t fully satlafled. llavei received petition from Ihoae ills'' f*:- missed w anting re-employment o l| j . early dale and while we Itnd ii «»* j K a l# IliK R r iix H#nal)>r •lu .l !tt...,v 'K in N ifty N ila : t.vi'F' f.: *•-* ll.n l.r J | » | H)|nw Itiilrli K rl.nC The departm ent The Phlnrse were the firal p rin t­ er#. The Kuropean Inrrnllon waa independent of tho C hinese'diseovery. t / i U m b JI : <* tMfl; ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS L A R K S P II^ V E lV H lfilU M ^ A L E N l)U L A 8 CORNFLOWERS—PANSIES—ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL Ttin a 'a te eonatllution of lllinola n«w In iffect waa adopted in 1S70 1 C M .M T AIM. • UA « P I AW t O A A M-1 M F I « V -t -L 1* 1 -1 I H I i- » vessels In tho M editerranean after aabmarinee had torpedoed vaaaa w ere ordered to arour tha water* oft the Spanlah coaat and tend alfat to Indlf nant action by tha ainkiaf of a ■ atahaafaiaa aad ordered THK NlttHT TO M U I t a t ’AWTm* daata which th oaten ad a —STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY- GREYHOUND ■ a a r n i M r n a tn iiT KIIIHT IU I!K : 3 I* MU# Hi..#.. A#ii"« N'nis i Ja r r i r # r H o rry 's W..K Alls M ar W !*• W. f!la l'» l) In -K lllr Kny >• Msir ml Wblaw I *'• IHACK: ENTRIES TONIGHT Kill Mrllfttittl , M-iviNli II M'HI Knlnrllr. . I K f .1 l i m i t m l l l s l l r IMwtrl#! llln# tVIiik T ru ffle lilr - c to r "" ■>#. ii I— # i* am # WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR a ... IM lt, II..M .I 2 '* " Ml#s Norwich i? W » r . tbit'll# Kur»ka I" Honitr lint . . r KVH~ T ' ' Nlgg#r Ki|.r#«s hllvar Tint FuturityAliioonl’ ' I* .t.r I'sn f ijn . "V im #?'" " m i i t i i it T il l " »i r »n#r Itlrlnl. . . . a 'S K r a . " " " i u r r, . . „ . r I'aptir Outlook , H .n . i LARD Lb. 10c er ac n im t h . J*r. F Ik a ___ - rii#iii-# i.'Lmi* N u t Maid OLEO MARGARINE lb. 15c . *nd " r,"» "f ««"< r - — 2 ,m ,r T l " * " r H A * •* * l" " r r humanly pn«IMe o make 103a a happy New Year lo our custom er, .v e r y I or SPAGHETTI g% 7 oz. lonn Grand puOT. A & P Sdft TwJat Fresh—Plain nr Sliced 10 rg. I.«af A & P Fnmoun Tub Flnoat Pur* Cr«anu't> . pound (Silver IIrook Print BUTTER 1 lb. cln Sultana 16 oz. 4 A C 21 oz. Smooth, R'eb Jar Jj Jar MACARONI BREAD BUTTER C O U N T R Y ROLL BUTTER Lb. 37c ;t COLD STORAGE EGGS m u i^ u ’ 29c O U R OWN SANTA COFFEE Lb. 15r. | ITALIAN LONG SPAGHETTI Lb. 10c Van Camps PORK & BEANS *»°*- c*° 5c BULK SUGAR HIGHER LEARNING Potatoes APPLES 10 Lbs, H e *5 Lbs. 15c In the a rt of n rrliih tln g waa practiced by 100 vuluntM rs ta k ­ ing a fcliurl tmir%e nt» the lint* veralty of M aryland ram pui. This class ul three la taking an advanced course I* l a d d e r clim bing. —■' “ , Iona Hrand—With Rauce K n ry Tasty-*Specially Cureil pm ijn m PORK & MEANS 16 oz. cth CHEESE lb......................... Inna Tender Harden Hunnyfirld Jyeah,. Crisp Calf Liver PEAS No. 2 cann................. CORN FLAKES H oz. pkg, Iona, Hweel White Bunnyfleld—Quick Cooking COHN S No. 2 cana...-.... OATMEAL V/a lb. pkg..... Fancy Praparcd A A >P Luscious (Halves) SPINACH PEACHES Nn. 2'/, can..... S No. 2 eana Bacon ■ "* 1 ,1 . Frnthly Iloanted! ' Freshly Ground! T hree1 dellgh ful blends of tha world a Hnen*. coffer*. Hack equal la quality, dif­ ferent only in flavor. ISO® r.»lnHlll» aV<«, . U ». rebuilt IJo d i, truck. Rati 26—Allncrllttiiroua I1or Sale Jltxkl A Ford, i.q w n la r »“d n m td it. iiM,la. luit*. veil Ian1 111* ,Y;i Tudor—radio and Co­ ti.rnl, wlritie, .Iiqvid. ami plrka.lumbia ' Silo, S g rrlflr. rqully ■<<IV K. II. PbllliPC, 314 llo llr fo r caqh o r trade. Tal.phun# Aty. 1 f a t a tu*d car dsaltrs. F o il HALF: lu-druorii »ulm ah inuat near.' (la . . ruula. good ivin'lllluu. Will y<-l| . vhyop for raO i*/W rlska 'A pt. No, 13. • —Situation Wanted P A G . O RED CIRCLE lb. » BOKAR B ig 3 bin:...... K'nd to everythin* R touchea CHIPSO large pkg. .. SOAP Ivory 3 small pkga, 25c Med. mmC Large SOAP bar f FOR SAI K: OR* of the large sarrir# .tatlona cn P ark Ava. Goof opimriunity for hxal n u n . Inquiri Of th . I t s j.n l K ralty Co., 200 N, Park Avr. Herald. Tiir## room Iiiui. o—nnn r o o m , ,niiniii<> for ,tu r a > « o m .—n«ar' ■l*r< tha n«w year rig h t-U a . Isigo nrhnol. l/'t I t * US. Fmc4< • tkMlar A day's Quality paint*. lug liu'rd |in d . Ilelwren* iJtfll' wmwl end Winter Park. Meal gUgUy-Rogers Hardware Co. for mufiu’tlnusry slur*. Two -F eallrr manura will r«p up your I1U11<I1<<I end nlui'lr ilollsi. taka# it, <>11 m 309 Park Ava. Ban- Raneh, IONA bar S a l i e n t for tha Laundry Small A C Large PKRPARRIi HLACKEYK PEAS Vigorous and Win«y Oxydol ■aa maid keeper n» Ion. H«ndr<eks E m Rich and Full Hodicd MEAL 5 Lbs. 10c 1# O t. lb. CAN........... Fancy— 80-90 Size PRUNES 4 pounds.. White House Evaporated MILK 3 tall cans DRESSING qt jar... Iona Dflidoua Rich COCOA lb. can..... ......... -t(2 .Ib, can 17cV’ Lb. ‘ Cauliflower Lb. 9c Pan Sausage Lb. York Apples SLbk I J^ c Beef Pot Roast Lb. ■ranev uBMtir -- r-. t Lb. Stringless Beans lb. J0 c RPorkChoos ttira -» Pork Roast Lb. POTATOES 16lbs. ffC D 2 5c Lettuce • 2 for 17c ’ Oranges Doz. 20C P4»rY, HEII RII.IBR, IRW (tN K II rifIB 2 Lbs. Lb. 19c Potatoes 5 Lbs. l i t misRM rAjiAtiun Lb. it* NiXN T t a s t r i o n PORK Sausage Rutabagas Lb. 25c Carrots \ 2 Lbs. 16C Hog Jowls Steaks HAMS Lb. 23c Cauliflower ROAST Lb. 19c Lb, ONIONS *Bananas 3 Lbs.' 10c 5 Lbs. J^ c M O N A R C H JELLO OATMEAL 3 Lb. Package Pure EGG NOODLES 1 lb. Cello Bi« C H IP S O 3 Small Packages SY R U P GALLON JUST ARRIVED! 160 LB. WHEEL,"GENUINE FLOUR Purest rout rot dates hark rr lo p k l 'lim rs when tha Urit CroAn M aeivtd Oaaa in this 001 try for use by the Royal Navy, •'X X 9 c R ^ n w H im * Iona Delicious Salad «'. a. s o . 1 n a t a n ’HipMtTn 32c n n iR K irr H I M tm -H Broccoli f-ol.nN *. j r t r y , n a s ' t i t . lamum R N K A H FA IT Lb. B IO A N 39c Beef Stew 2 Lbs. 25c PEAS Pound 5c EIGHT O’CLOCK lb. CORN Lb. HLACK-KYK Mild and Melldw Kivu 1 mini I*u 11:: 1•1**'. !• 11•I r*r»»nr Ford Coupe |!I5 —four-wha.l gailar H U —large aaml trailer w in o n 39c "»*«— r u t r o s M * Picnic Hams FINK8T liltIK I) bungalow. glraywd: llawrllyn setter, i 21— Arrengc For Sal? montha old, block and white. Twenty u n o * rtn" eitru f land Notify N. W. iJiKoy. (las Plant, liewr l,-i|iU»viH.d »o buid road Four hundred ilnllara, I'all at 31)} Park Ate., Hsiitord. R I . H ’K I I . OLEO 13c LB. NUCOA 18c LB. nNRRM •TAI.NR t k n i Lb. Veal Cutle ts A A V Fancy Hiked 11LUE HOSE T: o w I'llK E II H PINEAPPLE Nn. 2Fi can NUTLEY 16—'IIoumch For Itcnt iu ' uii •W im i v i:i.K ( 'r » :i) . TOMATOES .1 No. 2 cans C la s s ifie d Advertisem ents OAVS YOUR*WatTh'rapalrad by F or It' iit I'lve •a a wkn aanlly knows how, Phono 7.3-J. , Iona—Red Ripe. Full Pack FANCY Mgr. Produce Depf Johnnie Aldtrnun, Mgr. Mfrat Dept. PEANUT BUTTER t —Loal A Found SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 411 . LL-Annountentcnla 1 'Independent -fiom c Omned a id Operated #__ a~.__ Uniform cHnm reports from the entire country m e rum |iilrd quarUtrly hy the federal liutrau of In voatlgation. The United S U 'ea poteal off# o f agriculture crania about 40.000 p aten t. a yea IT ISN T TOO LATE TO SET OUT Italic lype waa firal uaed in 1501 by Aldus klanutlua, nn Italian printer. anticipated resuming full opera-1 tlnn un'll n eat week we hnve| acquiesced lo their wishes and ------ «-- #..11 IlnlMaf I 'i n w ll«»t*r Ann IIkim l»l»ly Omni Me# Traffic TKVTII HAf'ffr C.l« Mil#. n*.i n m tiia« a m n .« i^»n F r » m r a t e On* and Allied Workera of America baa today wired a prota r l th a t yoo h are enfortrd n lockout of all your employer* and 3 refused <o meet or diacua* the altoallon In any m anner with the employee reprenen'allrc*. Plena# A drian what its* happened ■ and your position In the mu'terMr. Eekemon'a reply " to the ' m eaaarc hi aa follow*; ■'/ **Our relVIona with our em ­ ployers haa always liecn In our loiowlrdgc aatlafuctory. We have adwaya puraued a policy of fair treatm ent and a wlllinif»e»a to 00 ‘operale. Our plant haa been In cnntlnuoua nprinMon although aomewhal hampered in the laat few daya by a walkout of a err■ > t#ln division which liar hampered a ctivity In other department« and )» a neeeaal>ateil operating with • amaller crew, Of those wlto itty-w alked mit- -approai* !». matcly onc-thlnl returned to work L' G U A R D IA N # O F A N V .r I N pi > g l i J i �--- A /•* LitbtV, '.•(rj-irMAmiriiiibiiirai • W •m m :-. - t* . •N i:: i r r - s',V SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1917 Twenty-Three New-Comers In A(HadcsOn J o in . L ocal fuel n u stressed by President K arl! that membership ia also open In any local rvakleul who in inter-! rated. Mra. Alice Piper, Miss Ina SI.1i Ktmvlrk and W, E. H. JUatin were appointed membete of a Visiting Committee to call <>n im m btra of tin Club who may br*-ome ill and *t*o <o call on new winter visitor* irrahlp fee has *„ they arrive In the city. Thia ernta a year, ai-tlvily la in line with the W«l•o December 1>, corne-to-Ranfoni ConmiiHer aponr e te r P e te r .n n ^ r e d by the Women* Civic Croup •aptalw of Iha p h f-fht Dentlnole-tbounty-ChamWerj rcure a d d itio n a lly C m lm rt„ . To Handle Problem 'Asks For Goodwillln. stead Of Political Speeches Of Blame New Tuberculosis SAttiiD/pium. Will t f e Opened Monday E ntertained By Eckerson ■ Vi No III w 5T A g a i n s t Any Empk>ye«3ay» Head Of Eckereoft Canning F a c t o r y Presidential Approval (Given Lake Shore Park Developmeht 1 And Also Sewers S trik e Is Called Frifnifa Gather A t Princess T h e a t s * tV im w iv day*," Congressman Joe llcndrirk: Mated In hi* communication. The park project which call* fo r n total rip cn d itu re of (29,941 ami provide* f o r th « - improvement the entire wemt p o n d *lle, beau* iflenl Ion projerl ever upprov- Directors Are Well Pleased With Visit To Sanford Farms a n SOB. furx-AKlcnt o f t h e K c k tt^ .*tm Fruit Oannera, 1 s t, « ■ in a shod adders* hef ^ t Sjb |sn«\inutd]r 500 **apkrf*e* >»l <■thr"'fijrst ‘iirku^ Mrs. Munson, 73, » m • *1* CITY NEWS BRIEFS 1 'MWX?SMSts.a Music Teacher, while the City’* nhare of the runt • 1 "This visit to Srmlnola County Initatlatlon of officers of tho la worth a whole yrar'a schooling Kiwanla Club for the coming year Uibullon I* (8,420. Thl* project ti the flr*t of g • " to our boys' was the farewell e iyv _ „ „ „ ; „ t presaion Monday of It. W. Holharl- In a ceremony conducted by Dr. D. terlea planned by the City in whlili *p , n/firlul* m ntrnrplnte converting L p i S C t i p i l l O r g l l n i H t , eon and J , R. Gardner, directors J, Scott, president-elect of the H a d B e e n R e c ip ie n t of tha Vocational Agriculture De­ Chicago club, and a short address the 11 acre plot Into a public park ... .. partment* of the Gladys and Rust- illativ e to the present Adminl** and plnytrnum l. The present project provide* for * *1 l ' l t l f i y n O I t O T S burg, V irginia, high achoots, who t c i t Ion In W ashington by Judge -------with 25 of Ibelr Future Farm er J . F. Bucbelle of Charleston, Wv grading, draining, nnd s u h lrrig a iMr*. Fannie Slrm bridge Mun»«n, boya spent Sunday night and all Va. wero the feature* of the log the entire plotj covering p 'tri linn* cf the aile with a network of, bilovdd Sanford mualc teacher, day Monday visiting the a ttra c ­ weekly lunheon of the Klwanlan*1 w ater pipe* fur aprinkllng p u r- (wlw) was recently honored l>y the tion* of Seminole County, held In Ihr Valdes Hotel yesterday ipo*e*; covering the entire plot with n r to r and e«ngrvg*lloii of the The ages of the boya rin g ed at 12:15 o’clock. from 14 to 18 year* and tbl* wa* ,ln hi* short riddr*** In which hn 17 l -2 Ineliea t»f muck; eon.irucl-.'lloly Crus* Kpismphl t'h'ireh with (•log 5,0(H) yard* of shell-rock shin In Urge ftamt-d legend eiprcaalng tha first time any of them had mentioned __ ___ ..... policies r _ .„ . of tho New D eal1walk; planting 2.100 tree*, shrub*, deep appreciation for her aervle.-* been In the State. The ---- parly) Administration, ---------------- - Judge Ruchclle traveled In a modem ischool bu*',poVe briefly of the Importance nf! and vine*; fertilisation and ear* to the cituirh ami *o the commun for the duration of the project,|jty, died yvs'ciday a fte r a *h.nt Ptri n a a b n u g h t . t« U l» . a ^ t l y , ' w ^ n y d n ln g ..Mb*._ .Untlad . M4aU*ii"r. ' L*'*Huc°th.er the To7J#\«niMflH*h*. , through tha actlrlHva of the Sem- Suprem e Codrt Intact and f^aci, ^'" . l ° ,w r“ "* I piaying court* o ' the weal end oft With her at the time of her Inole County Chamber of Com- from all outside political Inf1ucncr*/.'l,y n,f / ,* n . •the park: 10 ahuffle board, one death wa» tier nieep, Mtaa Fann.u *trnnia court and nl*o horseshoe) lit ha Mun,on. who had liv 'd with , and roque eourl*. I her for many yeara and assisted The local XVI’A supervisor her In her work. She la al»o aurvi>*lated that he c*>uld not ilrtermlne vod by her brother, Jatne* Stem when Ote park p n je rt m old ho l.rblge of l*ia Angeles, Cal., and facing th e penallla* »h* CIO Union Heads Wvj* 1WI Onr'* A ssail Localilesj TW«mu'w»»t was gawrta* a*aay d *hi>* wOotaso these to* H « * l For Strike Moves i*r*.nv>, h v th e C eenfem y * •» i t w n l d d k * had h e * The regular nut-hag id the San i f.nd troop Sc* Scout* will be Hri.l in Ihvir d-*ch nn the lake f" lit h night ul 7 JUwemva, troop v cial» m in’iim-vd tmlay, TH»* l ily lltic f i'i ( \ U h i l i lb«* I 'e o t e I'bntill'rr »»f ( ‘»»iiunt it v, m Ih * wl day. lb* wl (I«m |I am*4 m K iv Ifttl (•rowers ('ommilLn* I'orined In l*akclaml Mr. I M V i r t advised o f t h l iL v ii rt a t Mu? pLsut !*»« ilw |M t Vhvvk aitai Ij a* Utul «J(fe v «al« «fei“ h u l r t A a 'M a t/ t ( 4 lU ftt Th«» H cu lir w nkly hifvtinf *»!, • i-k tb« TIM** M il ( Wft«kftr U a k u iU U biltl lii tKii VnMrx IM v l loniciat' A. OedWtaa W h I TIO Vi ’m iR hhlfiruxK I A»y »U w l- -W it M i - r u n • • t h l l* tk * N ' i*f » iiht'M In T- Kt Fruit l»w. m t r i l l s I it ttili'iil ««f tin* S« miftoL* Tuun y Milk* (ahuh k«* Iv ^ Iik M l‘«-» lr a li'8 h u lurth«U> aim ivvtaiiiry lu* <■*■■ t i r a l t * f a CIO » W * h Workers Are Tailed hiWr dt ’nPed r » —rvy . A gihriftM A awl AH»d Wtrtata a* ■ ScabsAnd TheCom- AIxtwr w n W*t M adly panyA l*awBreaker |>rfhiKilai( iiiLifnH N * * *|*a ralt ftd m lkt lift ft bfc wr-4 f t 'tcti'** irft t*i*l la |L*\ fltHtt btlA;* *1 W, tr\ p t 'i t . * day*. Me. t i t n w a war* » r f h a d l4 I VlvmW, »« IWr wlww kit >41 th e gwlWmwg t h d I iti'ml t i,t,.r* . Aie«.--Uraval. " f i d m *Vw>a— *iUc tact i n l a m I'jitu i:: an,I .\lla-tl W - i U i -i u a o a , ■h r i v e •» S t a l t e i S m h a i a h.tal « » i h n ,t tw ij *',i) wvcej I 'w n ij «r thi* S a te ,* aarf th e ( W r a u p u ) * w t-r> (heevvtd a ilg f wham *Mh I AKKI.AND, Dec. 30. 1,11 ■ t i t ik u rt-d with w Lahoif IW •wwgtawy p n a i m l atm >*4 thud F'*tiua<i»n of ilw Urt'hhti’* r « « r callt-d “w * k i “ at*.I H itte r V i h u ' i j t t j bur k t U l v w , A c*. T h i o f F fttrid a. Irw . *>W tac*ar* ta r n * 4 hern a*- t *h thi' Itrohhvfn rtminiitieii* **f new* ir k .* - fi"*t U tu h t I It* vat. «>r '" t u d wtQ and h r i t i n a M h, rrwt Sufwd rSimn' flfu n , w is ftnmmiif *1 hy A. I\ ui full, h ai W tia s . "t m..n i-IUiati l. .tty W ln h rtrlu itl, l.ikrla fttl, w iTt’itty «f I h* ifi’iv irrmi|» (l«* Flunk T.| | ji(i*|, | i *•.-vlioiii |», I"hn ivituti» *>f *tie ‘T k m e t r N i j f h r W il! i ♦'tiifiti*In* «»f t*|tivn, IumI k •’ll in jtrthi*lent i f the new iiiit ion. Be EventInlxikeMarv { Til# viihr prMkhtilR “That vMwttM* l> A *G uM y f t aft* IV It. •h , r > J . ' tbc < - « * « ] n i rid in* I 'o i t f r , W i t t e r liftirn * an«iJ*h * A. f*i i* l s tv iif d . "the y d s MU K m r l r l t , Ih rlju n l. 1 'k l i n ) until th e m !*ioti|* f tiim n l **f«i p iv lv r t th*- i n 1 ftt**tithet* »*r tti*f ftrsauftiiipi "a.hJ we rum l n *pmu|>e ft L i m U o f rilru H n o t *«*ri hi> hi, ! *it'hr war p H 'j m m a n a * l . t f l d l vni«h » n y phi|*|»mjf bil ’ sh 11. ill |t|'iHru* Afttluijjtitii triuJUt. "Fn*n»«, p X»• M~ Jfrt h Ut^i ‘4« i / i t tun-** ■"** r* , J date a*a* imam ia tile Maty. Ia v«ui isr** a numlM-r t Japanrr • Miami Herald- 1/ps Rates $,*i Per Year ttin*o who bar* not paid th* annunl U s,’ "The amp* of lha llrena* law paaaed In the last session of the Slate legislature la very broad," the Taa Collector atalrd. "to those who aro not litre whether they are required to pay an occupational llrena*, I would edvU# a thorough study of th* law elnca It provide* that any profusion not Haled MIAMI, l*ec. i :u» -1 4 1 The Hi ralt! last h it hi ann-'tinml an in crease in it a suhsrri|tiinn rates effective Jan. I "to help ibsn ili rente of the etlranrilm sry increaaea In the n » t nf pi,blueing lha newspaper " rial capltnl skirt* nf 1 rrrd mounl tUm of fit The t'n Sacram<-n'n and dUrmt lean rivilii threatened north. Tv with o in dependents, Sanford Bowling Club fummenccs New Tournament For Its Members The Sanford Ihtwllng Chsh h>, beam, a - new tuornaaaen l. o rd m a •« tafuresatlan »uid">tl The new rates will he 23 rents here today, nod the r*a<s>>.« of per week,, daily and Runday, and1 IE cent* per wr*V for the duly • adlna Iter. ;s sr* IU b o bewl—t It.11 Issue only, th r Biini'unctmrnl said 1KSU The yearly mall aubsrnplmn rate Will be advanced from | i to Bill Will Stop Jap Services Conducted For Mrs. V. Robinson Fishing In IL S. Area Funeral a*r*lc*« for Mrs. V**ta II, ItobUsm ware conducted at lha EHck.on Funeral ||om a this afternoon with tbo Rev, J. B- Roof, pastor of th« First r o s r w i s t f t s l diereti offlrlallog. Interment followed In th* Evergreen , Cemetei-y, ^ Fellhoerave *•»•• n . p, J*ch*on of Orland". Miarlis, Ander­ son. Arthur Ashtn,! of IqMghtnn, Walter Jewell of Orlando. Dr. W, U O a td ftn **d (Jua Mrhmah, » WASHINGTON-, Dec. .10 —(A1 Informed legi-lator* have du doand • bill designed to effeaf th,g ra d ftl elimtna'inn of Jspaneand other elkn fi-hing boat* fr>"n Amrrlcan wu'cis had adaalPietint |f*W| ... M— while it was. reliably repetted * t the s'ate drpartaaaM Hm negotiation of Hie dispute wi<h Jspem ' f t r ^ ‘ii hi'fi'f t ^ K ftlu ^ v.honi *ri* tit Mi#? ^inr n ♦til tifftw Xinr** ike 4 th*' Mtteli 1| k ti Lett AH d>Al|i ’ r x i R O . Dec to 1,11 F g y p t. RfffttC* I'lHiftly J u| m» I* W ITiifv (l' l ,M vi»h pl nk*»>t uit« thf rrrfttrHt | mtII J. UkwHR .ter U,‘w*| ftt ^ I'tical rrh U «»f y**u«r ru k 'i 20 months rrirn fthrn hr yut-i Hj*»akr*A f«r *kt ftffMv* ^ ft hu h ftrill Ift t»ti* ui (hie I a W M*ty * (|ifcinLAe*l Prrm itr Ni hi** 1‘anhft mi«I «f*ift»ifiti»t \ l v * ■mni’titiff lloti: e f ho mtftl Alihmouil •** form ft u*'* 7 .Til itVhwIU Dvvrvoftee hi th** jft vi miurnt. U ittvif ttft. L ith M-lhlft Oftl ftlftltftal «ltftft Mic ft ralitni't, thru iWulrtl la *l»w<d.|y** *kirct lihifftk, *1*.1 p n > v * b at i . |.m lift in lit »i*«t hol«| tk rtiu iit with' ihih r 4«(it Klk yiiifi '• I ace, mI— ft lit k ‘ tlyr hn n*iw in I ft ii m»nthii. Kjojit IMuntfes Into Itijr Political Crisis ins|Jap Armies Meet S S t i f f Resistance J; Outside Tsingtao a list nf all thnae who aro da- „pnt wool lin 'iw n t In payment of thidi *«me 100 n Ho#n**a In 1h* Rial* f’nm plrnl- 1 liclw rm I ter and aUo a ropy of tha w ar- Wrihaien i Provldwi r „nU ,„ r |h . BrT#lt nf T>|n, | by law for nOn Paymant were, the alternative* given Sanford and gamlnoln County hualnea* and profea^Vnai men who have not paid Uofr license U r lor the current year by ftamlnolo Tag Collector Jlt°. D, Jlnklna. Mr. Jlnklna »***rt*d that that* t*ae* m utt he paid before the aspiration of tbo year or 14 becomoa mandatory,' under tho law, for th* ta t collector* fn rw b |> m v w T heater Jn»* *k R W ■« thw 'Worhcf at " I t w o ^ .4 U ICG I CStCrG&Y Occupational License Taxes Must Be Paid Friday To Avoid Penalty t o f f ic ia l* vaulting plant." C. IL BtH * Docat physicians and membars of tha Remlnolo County Commission warn ga>iueatrd to­ day by officials of the 8omln«l« County Tubarculoaia AsaoclaUbiT 10 be present at the dedi­ cation of tha Florida Stats Tu­ berculosis Hanlloriuin near Or­ lando Monday. "It la through tho consent of those peraon* that Heminolt Count! patient* are admitted to tha Sanltorlum." official* or the local I la* till association slated and n p rta ie d a desire that these group, make an Inspec­ tion tour «( tha recently com­ pleted hnapllal "In order that they may bar* first hand In­ formation of tadlitlaa offered for t reatment of tubercular paHaul*." The Institution will b« dadlooled Monday and opened for Inspection by the public, accordlag to W. T. Rdwerda, of Jack•ftvine, chairman of tha Btata Tubercuioala Board under vehlch W * sanltorlum will h« operated. ^ . • F M I f t t e will be pacalved toon • I f tr th e official opening. Mr. M warda slated, adding that th* f trm m s l Is now engaged In preparing tha building for the public and tha patient*. Two Sanford women have boon selected aa member* of the staff of lha Institution. Mlsa A choir* of paying Stale and. ’ f t he I r . Mayor has bean elected County Occupational IJcem e ' fpr general floor duty nars* and Mr* E ra C. Taylor aa attsnd- taa*> before th* ...new year . . o. r ' •res Will Close i New Year’s Day ForC ity Get OfficialOke ~rw , '° *r* 5 2 .^ !* * i Member* of the Club voted to' 1 * . ,, f ’n meet on Monday of each week W. II. nmoklna. Mra.l rcted that n>»ny|K. n . Kerri* and Mr*. W. K. II.' M welcomed ]o| M tnn wMe , p 1H,|nlri| „ romm| i , « . n*,' , y In charge of entertainment* lo t' tort In the. cityt c . * n . . e e . . r . . . -r > . ; * WASHINGTON, Dec. .30.— (AP) — Senate Republican tr a d e r McNary of ' Oregon charged that attack* on "hig hoaineM" by administration upokesmen constituted nn "obvious effort to create an alibi" to explain the current reeeealon. - /H e challenged as “pollti- T hey apparently were made. h« aaaerted, "to prepara tbo way" f a r Prealdent R ooaevctli me*OSgo to Congrca* n eat Monday. '"T hl* hi not Hta way of han­ dling ■ grave domestic problem,*' M cNary declared. . “Tha approach of th e solution of thl* problem ought to be mad# In an open and frank way. w ith encouragement to all chi* M u* Thl* I* the lim a for good­ w ill Instead o f'p o litical aprechea dlrectad a t one gro u p of cltl* C lu b Tourist*' Club ■ocial meeting I Monday evenma Hotel, M lu a in charge or *"• **•*• C. c , the Club, pre’ b'J* interesting which preceded McNary CallsJackson . Speech An Obvious f Effort To Explain Current Recession ■( — Says It I b No Way c* T tw o rcctn l apccthca of Hob­ a rt Jackson, assistan t attorney T o u r is t A LINK WITH THE PAST It' A IV I.M4«vii r . M«iuf' I t »**•!*• 4J. Ift4«ls Be. lw»tl ^ rJiTT n w .i.n silmun fl.h in g righ ts w i w — f t AJnahaa watrra was near com-1 .■ p M f t . ( a sgrermenl was pr»-J d W f t w-vvry law day*", < g. U kn J U I*-sa»•-1 In |k ta r-e| ?:TT m» r* i no* uu � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 29, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/17e0b94db5ded5b2b4e8a5ddd0cabd9e.pdf 49912237a15ff1eb104badca0c3d2fce PDF Text Text ' .A* • " W it SANFORD SAWFOTO, PXOWP^ MAYO LAYS CORNERSTONE Of Zeppelt adt NewtEvents Of Year mi m BT VOLTA T O M B Y time atrocity talas sound "llks Ntwa Revlgw E ditor, bed-lima stories." And the Pope Tha AP P m to rs Service barked him up. T n tlin g a May tfcofcar into New lla r r l l lt lt r w as opening a H u n 1 traey, a g n a t, gray, man-made Id: fair, th a t last wrakend of May. nod of hydrogen b u n t. T han tha vaatpocket-c r a l a n Ita navigating officer, standing Deutschland was bombed. Spaed' 1 aa a burning dach, heroically re- Iteg back to Berlin, M U ha ordered a fralaed from letllag ballast, w ater cruel crescendo: • out, Ha thereby kept the HindenFive German w l' b u rg falling fa e ttr than If the up, opened fire on t w ater had been f Aed in tha flro. hit naarly ever hoc A nd el though three dose* persons ftpan Ish town of .d ied , the dirigible descended ao stole aw ay behind 1 sw iftly 0) moro tumbled oat alive.1 imoke. Even before efflclaJ qu islin g -------------!■ began, tha hydrogen wee found • . • L gallty. Helium, n. safer gas, had The game o f chei >** 0Md only A ia c r " J * ' o « u ~ -7 ^ r f Sandpiper. 10; Red-bs!cked Band* ' » ! » Alaa the Robin, is o ; H erm it Thrush, fl; Bluebird, 4 t | Blueg n y rn atcateh rr, OS; Rnbyt crowned Kinglet, 711 American Pipit, I I ; lo ggerhead Blrlke. 104; White-eyed Vlreo, 11; Soli­ ta ry Vlreo, «; Black and Whit# - Warbler. 0; Orange-crowned W ar­ bler. 0; M yrtle W arbler, 040; Yrllow-throated W arbler,.IS; Pin* W arbler, 41; Prairie W arbler, 2; Western Palm W arbler, 227; Yel* low Palm W arbler, 7; Oven-bird, 3; and the Yellow-throat, 2ii. Also tha House Sparrow, 04; Meadowlark, S t; Rad-winged Blackbird, 000; Boat-tailed Grachie, M 7 ;' Florida Crackle. 235; Cowblrd. 7 { Cardinal, 79; Gold­ finch, MS; Red-eyed and white* eyed Tojrhee, 72; Savannah Spar­ row, 21; Grasshopper Sparrow, i ; lltnalow 'a Rparrnw, 2; Veapei Sparrow, 8; PUwwooda Sparrow. 0; rh lpplng Sparrow. 02; Swamp Sparrow, |4 r and the Sung Spar­ row, t , W inter flatten and Orlando 1 member# of the Florida Audubon Society aa Wall aa tw o IVnnsylvanla visitors aided local .o rn i­ thologists in locating the birds this year. Those ro-operating ht tha census Indudsd: Jcaala H. Mason, Byr) Mlggs, W. W, Goatach, J r.,'J o h n J , Rocco, C. Ruaaoll Mason, Edmund B. S lo w s.. W alter J . W ard, Hicham Hovamher II, t i l t , In th at rsrtatii rauee el»|,.l J t m n Wilson si al versus W. U Tihlsa »l al. will nn Monday. ihv trtf t a r a t Jsriunry, ISIS. between tha Isgal hours of sola, In tram of tha rnurthnuso dnnr In Han­ ford, florid*. offer for onto and ■oil to Ills hlahssi bidder for rash Ih t following deeerlli.d fsalty , sllu sls In Hsmlnol* t'uunI f . Florida, fowlt: The NBH nl g v it l and ntv ti of HUH; and -tail On*, Isas Wssl 10 Uiislns nl Kail SO Chains; nil In Heritor II, Tp. IS H, II 11 I t; llm sums ta bs sold In Satisfy m m i.srrrs joiin ii i.itoNAiior, ns H|,*rl«l Msslsr .All(irn»lJS-:f‘‘r. I’lelnlllfe. OBANOB FESTIVAL BlTIUUNtlH DEDICATED: rate handings th a t will ha i # 4 to aagfaaUMJas at Use Eterlda Urania EsstlI In W inter Hava# neat month, war# B L. Rockafallar DU# I osastd or BlhrrwlM; W. T. gwl__ . . . .. . . . ___ . I cord. It living, and It drad, all , Through London-tDWtt I clogged, parll*. claiming lntsr*sln in m Il f crooked at reals a car aped "M rs. .T i. Jw ■I Cbartsa" to a hoeplteli and two Sartisit, it iu ia« .’*andJ ir d*ad, waaka late r Amarlcans heard about • " P artus .ijim ia# ta u ra a u in 'e a e th c r lutib Lindbergh S y I K i t SRSIo m ? ^ ifhm. “ i h i ^ d John D. RocketiHer died a t 0*. • '! ' “ » • * " ro riis . claiming any Waving, besides billions, n poem " ’v„, “ '.nd, . “ h nt are h*r.h» th a t waBti "I was early tau g h t to rm ulrsd and Nidstsd to appear _--V . . - .- II I - J n ,w| to ihs bill ul coniplstnt h*rslu ■WOTS aa wall aa play , ■ .And u<HI | Qla ril*d against you as dslsndwaS good to mo every day." nats In Ihs abuts sm lllsd rsus* rt*” _ l fl — la Ilia above namso Court st Hanuatw rai t.n in e s u . oawo> pro fura. rioiids. on tha inud dsy of dieted th at, barring wars o r bum - January. A. D. Illl. lbs soma bsCwurl. Up* Int a ruli dsy- #1 this __ _____ -on yuur fallur* in appear on said Cay. dsersa are contaaae will bs snlersd saalnsl you aiu| lb- nass will prnrsed »s pari* Tha nature at tba caaa la quieting title to eald la te U l tliia urilef lie pub­ lished In Hanford Herald. A NKWHPAI'Ett ul gsnsral clrautalla# Bulillabed in hemlnuls Cuuntr, Florida, nncs ssuh wash (or our aurcesalrs wash*. Wllfleaa iny hand and Ihs nttl rial seal el Ibis (‘ourt st Itsntnrd this gth day ul December, A. !• lilt. O I*. IIKIINDON. I IM AM I'K H T IF IU A T IC I HAPPY NEW YEAR HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO* I li e 131li mr li n y ll # c r t n ! » * r ■U-»a«rt£ **r * P*r in IHT IBM, tha atudy re- •"> . Plume 104 or 023-J IT’S SIMPLY.; INEXCUSABLE You cannot expect to m ebe friend* soclolly o r In business If you h a v e h a lito s is (b a d broath). Since you can n o t de­ tect It yourself, th e o n e w ay of making sure you d o not offend Is to q a rq la often with * U iterine. It Instantly d egtro y i , cdore, Improves mouth hygiene 1 an d chocks Infection. Lambert Pharm acol Company, S t U d k Missouri. R epairing Diamond Setting AND E ngraving McLaulins Jeweler '111 B. P ark Are. ECONOMY WOOD YARD ' D E A L E R S IN and^ R ce" Scott’o good Gulf goo, ih# super power fuel with easy htart log power, • quicker acceleration and longer mileage. - U m « « « « « T ry our complete lubrication service (o keep your car running nmoolhly and cut down on squeak* and rattle*. Used C ar Special1 1937 Chevrolet Towne Sedan......$625.1 19,16 t-DED COACH--------1935 CHEVROLET; SPORT COUPE Proctor Chevrolet Co. lilt# IIK IIN D O N . «*lrrk of l*lrrttll I’onrl. Heiohtole Coiinff, Kloriila< [ D A N PHONE SCOTTS GULF * SERVICE STATION MA Ford Neighborhood Servlco Station** CORNER 1ND AND PARK PHONE S77 D U N ttjL jJ5 ,e r€ l O p e r s llv a TH EV S TO LE , T H A T P L A N E / iV l G O IN S T O K E EP A FTER TH O SE TW O U N T IL T H E Y 'R E B E H IN D -J B A R S 3S O 0 TTHH EE R E l NO, T H E Y • M IN 5 PLAN S < A N D ALL A V A IL A B L S ', \ T H E R I 4 T O F _ EH 'C M A R C A T V----- ----- f \ T V tC b I R M I N T O N 13NV ANOTHERI T O O K V F O R „ ___ AIR I KABLV AMKHICAN fll.AUH • FATTKHN, BANIIWH'II. COL QRKD. l-ark Avm. at Kh HI, I? te 1W h W alter S. Coleman ( It rt ft fl it ml n m t *•»■" nf O. P (MHAl.)* ton W. FIRST HT. A L L T IM E / By Increasing the percentage or mash ht the ration fed. the F * J* F lo i gradually waa ateppad Swaakyswlg glasses K raft FOII A PROSPEROUS AND That Hang On N O Tirn UP RAMS OK TA* P*r tefn. HendrUk. k« x llanrli, Lnka. Mary. MODKb A • Ji» l bring out easw al vwtetlse of Kean Cbsaaa Spreads Our Many Friends and Customers from common coldi a ttifte d Advertisements MINNEAPOLIS) Minn.. Dro tl.- U l- T W avrrage fhlrkrt in Minn*aula today- la laying nanriy tw o . dssN) more rgga . |# # r than her |iradcf*«eor dlil a y a tr ago. Thl# la ah own in g 10-yrap sate. BncrtTtee equity atudy of chkkkna rundurird by o r •- trade- Telephone Oorg E. Cooke, poultry yxti-tisiun J g * W H ^ n t the University of KRAFT >13^; CHEESE SPREADS bungalow, double garage, IIS Wert 1 9 th B L " q F alW Beware Coughs W I lif M In acpordance with the pmvliluna ul Chapter lilts . Arts nl l i l t and upon written twiueel of H T. IIAtlPER I will n tlrr fur sale at publle outcry tu the hlaheel hldLer fur rssh at Hie Court llouaa entrant-* Vn Hanford nn the ISIh day of December l i l t a t II a'rlarh A. U , I n carllllcata No ,U ” “ * *[*“ « ■"* lU rrlet M. OAK AND PIN E FIREWOOD In m-lroid*ur*i with * llm pro* Mo m atter how many medicine# Y is lit n a i>r Cliti|«***r Il29t. A * t* nf you have tried for your cough, cheat 1 1 1 ? n m t u|« o n w r i l l r i i i P ' i i i r n t o f cold, or bronchial Irritation, you can K. II K lla llH I! 1 w ilt o f f e r fo r ■■In Ml iMlhlli* i i u l t r y t o l l m Iklic It * got relief now with Crroinulslon. •at lildilt'F fur ,rn«li st lit* Courl Serious trouble may be browing and IlmiNt* tMrithr* lii Nmifunl. on Uh* you cannot altord to taka a chance lllh tiny or litfrm lm r IflT nl It with any remedy leas potent th an o'clor h A M., ( i t r»i<lflrnt*i Oroomulalon, which goes right to held l»y ihn Milie inf*th»r wllli tha seat of in s trouble and aids Da­ nil otmllrtl iiitd .•*ul*to■tjii'i'iti Vg>'Vl«"«ft tura to soothe and heal tha In Itamcd Imrbb on Him follow Ihk /leper Hi#4 mucous membranes and to loosen Und b lii Countjr* Fl<»ri- and expel the germ-laden phlegm. d o K iw llt ;Tvcn II other remedies hare railed, NL tots of July I.' D1T d o n t be dlaoouragad. try Oreomulrnvctlna t^ l 31, Thm (Ifiiova T r s c l In M#e. I I . T u p 20 II. aion. Your druggist la authorised to refund your money If you a n not No III of A u r S. 1911 thoroughly satisfied with th e beneC irc u it C le rk . m t r l n i Lnt* IS A H The H r A U. WUKKH, Ufitev* T r » r ( In SI. T w p D. C to. II. SI N D T IIH U p tA l.K n r TA X C S IH T It'IC A T le s FOR DELICIOUS • SNACKS . . .* Prnn, ■piper. I ; H erring Gull, I1;. Ring* PtltcrafL Philadelphia. -----■billed Gall, SO; Laughing Dull, t ; I SO) C ro w d Dove. SO;- C rest, | Horned Owl, 1; Barred Owl. 1; and the Ktegfli&er. 11. I Also the Flicker. IS; PUeated Woodpecker, 3; Red'beltled Wood, pecker, 10; Rad-headed Wood• packer, 7; Yellow-bellied Bap* sucker, 1; H airy Woodpecker, 2; Downy Woodpecker. I I ; Radrockaded. Woodpecker. 2; Cre*tec Flycatcher, f t Phoebe, .00; Trot Swallow, DO*; llluo Ja y , IS Florida Crow.' 40 r Fish Crow 684| Chlrhpdro, I ; Tufted TU moura. 37; Ony-Headed N ut hatelk I I ; Hauaa -Wren. 40; Flor­ ida Wren, I t ; p rn lile Marat r W rett t r M a c k lagb t n t r m T - C l t One five room modern ; bird, 7; an d -th e llrow n T hiaiher S H AftO M A N D MIIAIIOM. UtUe "dam m e" la t b s d rim a. "An A m ericea a rt," I ha etyip-taasa, w is run o ff Broadway, Hollywood s t u d i o works** rtru eh . "A S tar Ts S e n t" boomed eefer photography. Joan Harlow, m aking "B atatugs," was III. ?A daks m et hta bride-to-b# In Y t e m and folks wary snyteg Mrs. Wn,taw a*, C od, 46; Kllldcar, 128; W ilm r t " P f c P " “» S M. J . W estfall, J r , Snip* 102; Croat e r Ysllow-leg»- » « * * H . Schroder. Orlando; AlX; Leaser .W I w W p , .<!. WJV_ “ 'V About 90 per cent of Chile's cop per la produced by two big A met! W lthia a faw hears, Jthatoa can companies. showed all America how Iran*' A tlantic airship service ceded. LEGAL NOTICE ^__ W llhln a faw days, howevar, Ip s sla n aclentlsts msfit pooalbla Amelia E a riu rt kissed her hus­ band good by. And Ataguela Piecdrd'e '.Belgian oiratN phorle i f , p lsratten hopes w»at gp In smoke ik a t asm s month, ijong with bis MONDAY, Annual O. Dlgllteu. f * J r „Joh*H arry Dlthl** a a a a e a a a s M Census * , , B towns* Im , Seminole Birds Is ,*■. •* N rw Y ork1! C ,l.k ll! m euntalw n about the a a n a V intage aa U Made By S ociety^ - 1 .n »f b.«- aHighlands o? Scotland, ' ’ aafly l l mtlaa from Ike North Pole, : 'te e ‘Bate began talking about the yiatber for Arctic a vial Ion's ashe. S r • i ■*»*• And.. IJteratars . H H R P rv V »*v4 DUNN AND ' BEARDSLEY ’ vTWE C W I£ F OF TH E LOCAL NARCOTIC OFFICE, REACH COMMANDANT OFFICE A DESTROYER CAME I N - W E CAN B E U N D E R WAV IN FIVE M IN U TE S . th a t S .f in b , co m m a n d er - I VE G O T T O G ET O N THAT B W P --IU . N E E D A N OLD U F E B O A T, J SO LONflk BCARDSLBY OLD M AN.TKLL ANN AND BOBBY T O LOOK AFTER W O L F - l r - * w o n t bs back i vn T IL L I G E T WHAT] IB • ■VBRYTMiNa/ IM FCCLINtS i FIN ALL. RIGHT NOW. ANN o a n - w b S/b IJfiO fT ONBD FO R ( G O T O TH B 3THER CAB. I NARCOTIC L BE HERE J O F FIC E A MINUTE. flNNEOlATCLY -----------yk— r g o t TO ^ V W ORK FAST. D A T T H E N A R C O TIC O F F I C E - ________ _ BEARDbLEV, WU FANG AND ^AGAN DAN, ESCAPED- W EV E W E LL. G O T T O G ET THE J HAVE A SHIP T H A T f DESTROYflt B R O U G H T T H E ] LOCATE IT" NARCOTICS �RomlnoW Cosnty P r o * * * Mnr* Frail And Vegetable* Than Anf * Similar A m In America SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDA' Loyal Workers At Eckersons Form Union Worst Storm 1 Of Year Hitsij Pacific Coast THE MEMPHIS BLUES Federal Agent Is Expected Thursday . A clnah nt noon today beiw een worker* of the Ecker* pen Fruit rnnuery who hmvs orstftnixod tbomnelven Into t Union nnd member* of the United Cnnnery. Agrlcultun»l, Parker* nnd Allied Worker* Union, CIO affiliate, which railed n irenernl ntrike at the plnnt Monday, marked w hat may bn the tu rn in g point ti) the labor trouble# which hare ! Those Retained On '/•!■ Time Basis Government Is Seen As Planning: New Drive On Business NEW ta tm m m uniratton aa the *l«nn of the year laahed the Pacific northwest. T raffic waa hailed an' A sailboat in the moonlight, slllunir'ti-d up I'ur'land, Ore., 1it reel* by 4:47 alowly toward* it* mooring *)tnlMi)iird aiimniri tOU** nmn*. lower. |.!»y 1 The Memphis blues are chased aw ay on am ateur night when Baals S treet mamas and sugar daddies p u t on a red hot show In Ihe fam ous theater where many a blues song was burn. W hites ar.d Negroes pack the auditorium where rhythm la king for a nignt. Hera la th# Beale street version of -T he Big Apple." newest of dance crasas. • landii..'-! am! r* tn' '^ r h' * Tt**1 A email tugboat, trying to m ore' trim a h ra ry barge, overturned and aank tn Portland harbor. Two m m aboard were rescued. Pioneer residents of the Idaho Panhandle aald a two-day mow ktorm waa the wnrat In thalr mrmorlea. A .16-Inch snowfall at Wallaca closed several minr*. The fall m eaauitd DA Inches a t Ixiakout Summit on tho ldaho-| Montana divide. A atnall girl wa*' Injured at Wallace when snow rnuaed a porch roof to fall, bury* Ing her .10 minutes. Hieing w aters of the W illiametts River threatened 45 famille* at (Jiami laland and W heatland, Ore., aa the W heatland dam weakened. A southeast gale which struck Twenty-One Are Soviet Envoy Arrives HANKOW, Chinn, lice. 2*. Arraigned Before (/IV ■ Foreign diplomats *nw tn o f the new Soviet Judge F. L Miller the^arrlvnl ambassador to china, a- soldier Old Age Pensions lip $1700 A Month Since Last July Speedy Karl Wins Inaugural At Longwood Racetrack Last Night Speedy Karl. *on uf Speedy j head In the third rare. It would Event *nd Al'a Baby Joined Ibei have returned |50 and *<•»:» odd ranks of th s famous at th* open-1 bentoIng of th* Saafocd-OrUndo Ken-1 . Kalrles Twalabl wal (-tub aa ti luonawoou a s n o o d last fllm T yIIA.-I: X-is mil-••uii» n*i x-iao msi nlabt I rn*i...ly .h , ituyui when be won th* Inaugural; w on. Unra V«« u -.n fnturlty bafom a crowd of tio o Ju4c» »'-•» ......... which poured about 514.000 th r u | aiecOND ifAt’H: P uiuriir. the motuel windows. Hlsr Tmirte P a n The .o n of tb* tam on. Htmedy ' iliL* } < " » * Event w*a ovartookad In the m u my* - Ha** iiu j batting and pnM tb* bla prlc* t i i i i h i h a c k , t.-i* mil*. M 1 7, Krlagu Mary Oman* Of 517.** to Win. lu n a r m ill. Tbr.cvlll* H i waa off third, took Ik# Kartaae Car, ltd Maid ftrmt tu rn In second niece and Fltot le * Mies l*hillliw r o o i i r i l HACK.- ra la rltv . cam# down th# born* alratcb niaa'a U e suiy J a .i I’ltaea with a te rrific ^ p**h to win by Kla* Charlie Hijo* > • .. ■■ silrh er Maral.sss . My ValeMlne Jr ' “ r** i#agia« gome away. r*ahio* iieautv nqueahy Hb>.». Ann Hop*. wtam*T n t tha- Can- p i k t i i l u t * : . i - i i mil* le nt itw i t rni do ea rnm D arby weywy ta ron *w r* yy ee aa r* ago and (all nlator la A M ra jtb ne«* called iliem away from the plrn-urr* or port, rlosed by slides Sunday Two trainm en were killed when a freight train plowed Into Ihe slid<yrstsnlay. Th* City Caasmlaalaeara la an ed (earned seas Ian this morning adopted aa OrdIrvine* prohibiting plckatfaig «r latsrfarlag with th* fra* operation or conduct af any business In th* City a f Sanford. Th* complete ordinance will tie found In olhar column* af to ­ day’* Herald. •‘•c | u | (-|K r aa y Kll> Ahewham vllla a le li o ilaCehief ll e s r l aht* Ah*y YORK. Dec. 28.— (AIM Heavy welling devel­ oped mi Hu* Slock Exchange today tdiorlly after the noon hour, HriidiiiK tunny leading inxUPn olio In four dollar* or r J in (C a a lla a e a ■■ ra w * T k n . ) in Jail when he pleaded guilty to th* charge* while W arren King and K. II. Johnson estreated bond* of 510 each and Yatas G rafton astreated a bond of (26. , Willie Cooper waa dismissed. Disorderly conduct was second In number on the docket for the regular Monday session of th s City Court. Minnie Harrison, negro, charg­ ed with dlsordarly conduct, waa found gull'y and sentenced to pay a fins o f 55 or serve 10 day* In the City Jail. Sampson Holloway and Nathaniel Horn, negro** held on a sim ilar charge war* g irt* 'h e alternative of u flna of | t ( or 1" day* |n Jail. Charlie Black anrf W aller Rusaell, negroes, were dis­ missed. Jack GOIon, charged with speeding waa fined 55. U. I'. Bronson, charged with operating an auto for hire without license, estreated a bond o f |1 0 . Oils Bad­ ger, charged with parking a truck without light*, sms fined |5 or 10 day*. • Jim Joyner, negro, arrested as a fugitive from Juatlcn waa transfirre d to th* Sheriff in Hi***villa, Ca. MX V. McDnalal, also a r rested aa a fuglthra from justice was transferred to a United Stales M arshal. H enry Je ff, negro, charged wKh assault with in 'm t to commit m urder waa transferred to lb* Cenn'y court*. Gertrud* Johnson, charged wllh aaaault was dismissed. rather than n diplomat.* mdl.-s lions that closer mlliliiry ie Islluna belwerti China nml Rus­ sia word In prospect, Ivan Tewllroov Itch l.iiran't* Orelskr. 3x year* old, wllli the lonxosi name but Ho. sluirtesl diplomat exprrleu. e of any tor algn envoy l„ till,. l.-mp<>r*ry rapttnl of Chin*, uirlv.nl Sunday by airplane from Imm lion, rap lla| nf R iimhii pro.lui-e In Chi na's far n<>rHiwi-.l, Arraugemenln were made for an early m eelin r wllh Ctilnn's leader. Ilem'inllsslnm ClilinR Ka| Hlu-k, at Ihe laH'-r’s In a.I qusrlers nt un Mndlscluscd u| mi( In the mid-Ynnglso valley, Ilf partii-ulur lll'eir sl In nlller diplomats wns the fart that l.urunets O rcl.ky w a, several w eeks on his Journey from Mos row In llsuk ow , nppntontly spending min It lim e i.Iour the great rnntlnental highway from Russian Turkestan across CM ! ness Turkestan iNluklanri sod Kansu, b Iouk which nny ms terial llusstsii n|i| fur Clilnn niu.l flow Seminole All SturK To Meet Black Cain The Sanford lllark Ca'*. local aaml-profaesionsl team, W to me#' tha Seminole All H'urs, mmpoaad of football player* Imme on vaeallnii fiom various rd leg ra, In a fast gmuc nn the local High Bchowl atble'M- field on New Year** Day This game, played under pro fees tonal foo'lmll rules. Is *s|>er' rd to offer many Interest ing play* not gcm-iully neen In col lege Or high M-boul football. t w Seuiinolc All H'ara. who will ho cum be-1 by llrailey (hi ham o f Ixiui.iana Rial* College •» • to rep -r' «' 'b e Armory Wednesday nf'rrnaon a t 9:M* o'clock fo r jirsi-ttre. Coach H. A. II. Wilkinson, ni A new highway connect* Mount tha Black i s'*, aaka* that all Whltooy, highest point In tb* ardflaM a players with equip United Statoa, and Death Valley, ■MmL ho mi h*nd at tha Armory tho I m r t . f a r fc to tis s Wednesday night- i l k ..... i i i -w u .‘— _ _ f r General Motors A n­ nounces Layoff Of A p p r o ximately 30 Thousand W orkers e ra M w u r l i « r i t . N i r tnagarf up to I I larhem in aame- plaroa M noon, T l f i n M n raid l i f t pin* struck Main* sending th ( mercury a t low i s I I below ler# in M n . localities. Election May Be Held U nder ProvlsionsOf W agner Labor Act Remlnole Couniy'a Old Ag* Aaslstance payroll slnra th* Hl*'« Welfar* Hoard began tn function on July 1 lias been steadily Increasing and bas vtochrd .the total of |I0.3%1.00. accord ing to Btata W alters Board officials today. Old Af* Assistance payments have Increased from month lo ^m onth In .practically every roun Of Ik* stale a* additional M ate* war* added lo th* roll*. It waa aald. . Th* payments fur this county, by months, follow; July ii.oo4.oo August 11.451(4 B sp'am btr il.u o .o o O ctubsr 51.777.00 November 55.141.00 bacem ber 5t,7l5JW With tba aid tq th* blind plan , formally approved by th a N*llonal BocUl Bsonrtty Board, th a w elfara payroll for «ha . oottnty la aspactsd lo bs lu creased soon by (ra n ts m ads to th a blind and n ear blind. Enrollasaat la practicmily romplelad assd wlU ba fuilrfRad by aixaslnn(tons by aprcialoto to determine th a lo*s or Impnlrmanl of sight where (he need of tho aPldlcant Heavy Selling Hits New York Stock Market A SAILBOAT IN TH E MOONLIGHT 35-Inch Snowfall u Registered In Idaho While Gale Of 79 M.P.R. H its Oregon Law Enforcem ent Of­ ficers P revent Ri! otW hen TwoUnions ’• * Clash A t Factory existed at the plant *for nearly a week. Member* of tha company union, which la o re r 200 a'rung, came out of th a’ plant at noon toda>* and ordered the CIO pick*!* oft the premise*. Women who pa* trolled in front of tha plant bearing large placards, soon found thamaelvea unable to , continue w alking back and forth on ac­ count of the large num ber of Eckeraon employeca who occu­ pied tha able walk. Tha large num ber of law of* fleer* a t the plant 'la thought to h_ ___ a re __p_______ rerrntedJ a ' general n o t between the rival unions. Local C IP organisers also re ­ ported that each employe* of ,U>e-company wlU b a ll* secretly I T erf flection to be held * n l* h s p la n t next T hursday to determine V hleh union, If any, will rvpre.pent tha employees o f the plan* The winning union will be the sols agent for th* worksr*. a* provided by the W agner Labor Relations Ac*. a CIO agent said. Negotiations batsmen the CIO affiliate and tha officials of th* Company war* a t a standstill a fte r C. It. Kckaraon, president of the company, refused to con- DECEMBER .28. IBS? n e w s b r ie f s Tlu> ticker tape waa aaveriti mlnutca behind as ateel itnil nulnmohtlfl tdtaren tum- Relief Column Is Reported Driving ;T hru To Teruel hint downward In. the wake o f Wall Street w orries over tha an* ll'r u x t new* from W ashington und other unfavorable developmeat* In bualnra*. Bonds and rommodiiie* also generally lower. In Detroit William S. Knud to*, The weekly meeting of the president of (irneral Motors Car* r Chess and Checker Club will be potation, iinnounced- today tha* held in the Valdrs Hotel tonight. r employment at General Motor* plant* throughout the Unit** The local camp of W. (I. W. State* would be reduced b y ' a p will bold Its regular m crling ill JlftNHAYK. hVanro • Spanish I l>roiiinatrly 10.000 employes a f­ the A met ban l.egion but tonight fect lie Jan. I. a* 7:110 o'clock. l-'ltoiUer. l>ec. 2*.—t/t*i—Gen. The red del ion In MUhlgaH Miguel Aranda's relief column Is alone, ||» said, will approxim ate imported to have driven through to make repairs tn the Hpanish government outposts' 20.000 Ktimlxeti aald Hlha f l U O* nt 211 French Avo- npithwest of Teruel In n fierce* a ion In bualneas makes a t«M ‘ •III llnllilmg Inspector cO unterartlan to deliver 8,IKK)! Juatment of the working fo lia IH-ceaMiry." •n. * nwat, women children besieged lie explninsd that General Mo* " 1within the (alien city. bdUctor of Internal JUspatoliss raachlng tha French tu i- la, working on a throo-day1.. H urt will he tn (.aid AinH.VA'Mcfl a r t * a .»rl\w > a a i * .aach plapt - open a*ing n total of 24 hours a weak. r uf Commerce build "fighting wl'limii pnune". w to give informaliott Insurgent »"mce* declnn-d Ar- That will U« the working achoda iM-inl Security ami to undo's ndvnuci' guard might soon ule for the i-mptoye* retained. . Pri*tidi-nl llooaevell'a campaign Security ie tu i iik. tescli the Seminary fortress, lb.* nation's price - — Hank of Spain building uml the to nilnee th a leel, for th«n; coming civil governor's palace where* .1,000 A*in.-* hi i- won support in con* • installed m ihe leg Insurgent officer* and soldiers l*r.-s, u, Henntnr lla trh , demo* lunrheon of Ihe Kl- nml about Uml many eiviliatis have •'•nt. New Mexico, demanded ■ nt |2:lf> o 'clo ck 'lo - fougld hpl'gcr, thirst and the *riiur.,1 ini Impiiry of huge bustm- - rohdiinationa and Menatol Im-y J. Nix. serletary , blnsimg sWge. Itoinb, ri-publlrnii. Idaho, callad tor "Inner end" proaerutlun of un'i tiiiat law violators. * The demand* m ine 24 hour* n f'o r Aaaiatanl A ttorney General .l.-ii-l,sun, in charge of the anti* ucrnrilbn* ''H appy" llm.ligan. well known • by In, lown rluiract.-r, sustainr.1 poorful linat division of Ihe justice de* In a radio (|Re. I.i.f luq ariiuUH Injuries when to- pin tmi-iil. charged •bat "big butinaas'* wuu lid ny un nidomobib- dilvill M'ovrli brought In the current trnda , former by W. M Hand lain Sunday iiigld, regret to k was lea m o l nt 1be l'«dn-e Slu • lump by luuiiig prices beyond •lie roach of the consumer. •v. 2d. id lion (lii—inuining. I lair ti, endorsing Jackson'S ler Mrs. Mr. IlnmJ nl.» rrp«i|ti-d al Itu•ia. S. C , I’elire Slat|"ii slmrtly lifter Mo­ views, proposed that the forthll of ibis in rid rid ,'o ld police he wu* dnvm g m ining senate inquiry Into un* W e t of F ir,' S'le.-t oml Ini n man employment and relief to ba axwho walked d in e 'ly in front I|f Imudrd to rm brare alleged mp* . IN-psrl- |,i, csy from an nlley near Vo- mqudistir p rartirs. Tho aenato gioup headed by Senator Byrnes, in is fliai well's utoiv. Avenues "H appy" wu- foutobou 'lie .-i.l.- dr-mot rat, South Carolina, will boe flames walk ill'll lal.cn to Hie Feimild gin Us - investigation on Jpn. 4. lire »Ur- I jiur Ii' oii !lon|.itul wlicll" lie re ­ ihe days a fte r the second session e l 'hero ii'ivcd I real mrnl, He wss iclensnl of the seventy-fifth CuligteaX o|H-|M. oiled from Hie iiis'ltutiou Ihm iiigld. Attempt I Made To R e c u e 3,000 UebelH Fighting Siege Happy" Hooligan Is Hurt- In Accident! Better Business Control Committee To Elect New H ead i Members of the Control Com- >mil tee of the celery Ms rle ttn g i<r refluent uf th a' flanfacd a n d * | fivied.i districts will hold a special i lourttng In the Hanford A tlantia . Nailonal llank Building tom orrow . |f» r Hu- purpoaa of electing a chair* .m an of the Committee lo replaca IV. M. Scott, local m anager t i th a Am u iron Fruit Growers Intornata, wl.'i wm« elected a t a prevloim | inerting but who has declined to '•.-eve. County Agent C.' II. lla w M l ii p'-ried tiutay. t ‘onimiilepim-n in the anutherK .ill lrkhx m il also meet and th a ' • J* C*i'-'** *‘f B ntw chairm an will ba ■.Kl( iqiim--I from the results of Ihn JjAq-p i..Jm gs. NKW YORK Dee. li .- U T ) - I'eter Mill.-r, sport* w riter *C the I'oiiumu Amerlesh aald «•* duy that w ar fear* had caused Hie I'anam a .canal son* guard to be ib-utdvd. IjOCAL WEATHER I'jrlly cloudy and mild teat* psiatureg tonight and Taatdai^ �*** F* I X S1N F0R D "Ezekiel,” All American ford Herald Elvlfft Garncr’a (and Sanford'*) “Ezekiel" U amoni the ten beat booka of fiction puuljahtjd In the United til a tea during the year of 1037. Thus apeaka William Lyon I’hclpa. For many years the annual “ten beat” (elections of Ur. Phelpa, professor emeritus of English literature at Yalo University, have ranked id literature with Walter Camp's All-American teams In football. So when he plnccs "Kidklel” among the ten beat, It In equivalent to saying that he has made the All-American. Ur. Pholpa' selections, as published In the current Ro4n ialiiH Iff., —n adf n ■ HKM - zz *w 4 KARL RRQWK SCORES AGAIN N ovel "Put*®*” DAYTONA M U C H iV N M C V i f i d o c k e rs have fa te d lU * « r S * oart W k W W *»i pmlautely §A*« ameaa H** through the f r u o h u l i roUsted rjJ J T mT (•«iha la New Xath Cd* |th* m *4i . c«W (% w m d* w h m Mi * ta tw Wfc? ■***# «a***h mm * t e a riMea «e*t a teo M n «a but i* thia partfciuar cn»# tW»* that FkwW# wag- b# n w w b ftsw M da aM aa a a m t d ie t w, vtrtkm d m M t w l 9 d a « a W %rD aytuaa h a t btuasaa *och *o* a t twdbf th * » M f kekM d a ibM a H J m ladWtawaw a d t *t»p FW rite NaMsead to h J M * tuuwaka a i d took a t a a w te n te A UffrUfeH t* k d * w w ho teJhm * » diorama o f tka w teld t o » w P a y ■;; wewvy, < # n tfn u ia I 1. A Mighty portress, by Ue Grand Cannon, Jr. (Far­ rar and Rihdhnrt). 2. VorthWest Passage, by Kenneth Roberta (Doubleday Doran). 8. Emma, by I^tuls Paul (|)ouh|eday Doran). 4. The Devil and Dshle| Webster, by Stephen Vincent llenet (Farrar and Rlheharf). ft, Hworda III the Dawtjr bv John Beaty (Ixmgmana Green), 6. Eacklel, by Elvira Gamer (Henry fM*). 7, John Cornelius, hy Sir HugH Walpole (Doubleday Doran)’ . 8. I.lght Woman, by Zona Gale (Apple(on-Century). p, Tho Missing Mlnldtiire, or The Adventures of a j E v k iw itto r today Sensitive lufcjTor,"by E H c jfW rfe r TWfM A. Khbjrn~ Itz mmI, Um dtf ot 10. Riimhln' Gnllorles,- by Booth Tdrklngton (Doublo1 ri~ T A lima to keep alienee and a day Doran). (Haa tu apeak.—Kcrtraiaele* 3:7. NON-FICTION prsftkv oi w ectini in 1. J/N>k Kloven Years Younger, by Gelctt Rurgees ntzttonf el tbv NqlSq. (Simon and Schuster), TO ONK AWAY TV** d*centtmu i n rent the 0*rm*n w o r d 2. Llfo with Mother, hy Clarence Day (Alfred A.’ f am all »prut Will. weeping! . TV put* U fnqu«aUy Knopf). ■ . o h , tu r*»t fl. Showmen, hy Wllllom A. Brady (E. P. Dutton). fat* In your arm* and doau Masons W1U Install 4. Present Indicative, by Noel Coward (Doubleday tm lu a t yniir heart, WASHINGTON DAYBOOK .Wliafeun my own might • caiu Doran). New Year’s Officers B f PRESTON GROVER IF Ita fiery *marl ft. Pushkin, by E. J. Simmons (Harvard University A M l««r* aulHlue thl* Damn Pross), . ► Inttallation of offlr«r* *W<t ia , ■out hem V a HIIINOTON, Dot. |f l —T V within my bream. , , , lb* IsmIi ** cotu|>ruln< ih« VII 0. Bulwark of the Republic, by Burton J. Hendrick proixHin! nf Oovemnr Crnrar I).' have htM a balance of If Ton bill In Id me. It your Itp.i • • - Afkcn of ' Vermhril I o' nhrlrtk |WiS#r in'R i'iuilillran convanlkin*. Ih* local kiMunli•Ul p re u rd ' * -(l.lltle, Brown) llall |* i | 7. Tho Goncourt Journals, translated and edited hy m u th rrn Influence In Republican Since they are often under ron- nlaht boflnnlna al T:Su o'clock, My eyelid* down, In *nal tlieui counrlls lum a nnolhrr Unlit o n ' Irol of the party manaBenutnl •; |e*t lliey atari.............. ’ Lewis GMunticru (Doubleday Doran). local Maaonlc offtcUla unbounced rfforla In Ixilh■m ajor parties to brranno or thn patrnnara InfluAh, then. 1 Ihlnk, dentti’a gentl t The Rest of My Life, by Carolyn Wells (J. B. Llp- Irini , tndar. trim iho the aoufli'a polillcnl |irv p rr itly Miudi'n pulillcnl itlg r rnee. ihe aouthem deleoatea are oauntorpart. plncoft) Sind *iecp, eriiuld ruin*. In in* 0. I’nifcs ' ht yuur tiyhe»i. kloul W orihlptul Urand Haal*c and powrr, powrr. peculiarly useful to a party man* sml Huph |k ('hapm an. auulilcd b j The hire of dwnrflntr aoulhern ' ( “ t n l In aupprew lna Ju«t »u*h T hr hint .Iwnrflng m ulhrrn Orand Marshal Kr»hk L Miller Influence In llm Ilrpuiillrsn Republican ro actelranle#" drive* aa Inplatled the epim zlinutelr l i t Infliirnro t’ ‘V " * e la not nrw new.. Blrpa Iowan) It Alkena. up I* Rlrpa loursnl O my b'lovM , Otein.it now, but ofllrera elect from Cvatr*! hnve ■uuth* vole in national linv* hern lirrn Inkrn Inkrt. trpenleilly, trp rstrilly , and pml known , aa Ihlntra even rio rld a ludaeaa. lliinir* ulnnd cl and now, northern n n rth rm rom mlttee la relatively Sattey than any whom I dally Lodiea from the (ollowloa ►lalea “iKimi*’' of rx ealrg lra creeler, for raeh atale a t prea►lair* ael gel n . “Istuiia'* ! View — Central Florida r II Ira ware o re d elrratea Iwrauio. n M h e alzo ot rn t Cr , « « “ vnlr‘ Aiken , would di'lrgfllra lirrnii*o. fv th r *l*n of Tkruugli long defeni and »«rtent al the m retine: iho Ilrpiiiiliean Ilrpiiiilirau vole v.ilo rn«t. rn*t. floulh- rlm ns0 that. V rt>w t°u nl'mo Apopka. Banrnrd. OrUado, em rlnti-e, rnnllnif few RepubThe aoiilh already ha* been hit rm flnlr*. rnalinir frar RrpubP irre lrn ibe thing I Irlml, and llnw Franklin I). Itooaovelt happened to contract In- liran votes, pet no l»nu»e«. Klaalmmee, N*w elzewhere. The ronfreazlonal re- llarb*TT|ll#.> llran vi.Iim, g rt nu lionii.r*. (ailed, In dn. fnntllc purnlynln gome fifteen yeais ago In related in a Smyrna. Ra ('loud. W inter Park, The Aiken proposal, however. V portlon.nent n f 19110 a.rlppe.1 f6m*wh'n< I • know you wail tn Tim Aikrn propoaal, howrv*r, and OV|*dn. bfogenphy of the President by Emil Ludwig, tho lamoun claim your own ilrlki'K llm nnas' . I r tloi K nt .l aiiiidirr a ... her *1|mlnt, point, the 2 1 1 '''* ™ 'aAkb T In, Tonlaht Ht 7 St n rlorh, Ma . _ . . . rrM n U U m In ennicVt»aa. author, now uppearlng in Liberty Magazine. 1 And death tUnll mean* only tlunal rnnunlltrr. H r would Klv. givo knath|)rn llon.l rnnnnRtee He „ d -tmlc-penzt- •onto offtrlat < repnrl*4. Iha o f The ilinigurs of audtlen chills and axtremo heat were rniMinlllrr pcn'T -P ud ynul iiirnilirr* vol* In cnmmlltre m rnibrra au vole I rn rrA(„ rkN, by ^ h - (Irera alert of the Monro* Chap­ —JORKI'IHNK JIIIINHON, never Itellor illustrated than In the events 'Immediately r tm.n ra* li pruportbin |»r«i|iorti«»n lu In ilie Ilio pruporliun pnipotiinn M -- . f . . ,,, . . / _* ^rn ana w w trm rffo rla to Im- ter No. | | It. A. M. will ha In Hniiunl Heipieure* preceding Roanevelt’s illneas as told by Mr. Ludwig. Short- uf lli'piilillrait vide ru*t tn rnrh laatalled In th r Mamulc Halt. , hi niiulhrm utalra , . m. ►tali*, tho . I ly nfler tirrlvlng at Camixtbello, Nova Scotia, for the sum- 1 . T h e Chrl*lniav cainpttt non mor, Mr, Ludwig ,vrNU«WMr. Roosevelt at once prepared anmiiut uf llrpubUran yntr rwal r u « h * r . I I I . waga iu.ur bUI . Book* f’»hJ‘* ^ * ‘s dCwalamtmuor vrry m iii II rom parrd wllh th r Untied w|lli nnntiall ' threaten* lu deprive the .oulh or f* *• 'h«* country reall.m |,|« (lulling tackle and In tho midst of It slipped and fell I* Pi'inorriiHc vulr, *o aouthrrn Iia h iilc rn n l in bidding fo r In- fo« ' m onth, a fte r regU trtU on If thl* year. I overboard." m rnibrr* uf i|m imlinnal rumntll- Hii.lrial drvclopniiiil. The *outh' *•*<•»**»»»** fh* Library of Con ‘i'll never fell any thing so cold as the water t" Bchisc- Ire wimlil havr llltlr lo" any. ■W « »cn win-re tiiHa>||ly h.a ha* rh ra p Inlmr. |lrrau»e of " ” U W, h,n “ lU7* uf P«klkatlon. • • « htvii aitriliuiid In rheiimnlUm. veil said afterword. "I hnrtlly went under, hardly wot my th at, it I h MKCeaidully inducing One of Ihe moat remarkable Bn lhal may In, nlml l* (he mvi lientl, brnuise I still had hold of the side of Ihe tender, Thu llrjiiurrailr party illiiiiiual t*r wllh Mu'vnllni The nlil Imy but Ihe wgler wits so cold it seemed paralyzing. Tills must tin' >:uiiilirrn voice in itn 10311 ruch lioliihirie* a* i pinning «<> prodlglea ev*r known wa* William move down there from Ihe eaat. Henry W*at tk d ty (1 7 9 1 - ltltt. .aaltor* with ilm nmn. linvu been Iho ley Mhock In comparison to tho heal of rnnvrnlion h r alii<>i:nllt|g Ihe 10(1. The wage hour hill I* de.igned wbo .ppearw i In Ih* heavlMI —------- —_ y ear old two third* . rule. tit ultim ately io rniuprl nll parta of hhak*»pe*re*n role* at tka aa* Amhavanilnr Ha|ln n r , | tint Ibe AngiiHl Mint nntl Ihe tender’s engine. rour*e llm lu lu ruiiveiillou will "The next tiny we landed on the Inland. All that tiny ilrrM r w h rtlirr tu nnnilnale it* th* connlly—to reach a eeriatn „• j j t Amr rlrn will he rill pi l>rd nt the kindlier* wllh wlilrll J.iptiu we fought it forest fire. Uite in the afternoon we brought mi nil bin ten hy u Imre majority ur wage level for the tm»klll*d well Will |re a | the I'hliir,,’ We i|ar>i It under control. Our eyes were bleary with smoke; wo by lu u llilhl*. llm now dial Hi* above protoiling iiiuthrm wagea. Nrw Kngluud, trying In pruirvt ■ay. In fuel, na kind n„ llm klra Imhiatry, I* all were begrimed, tunart Itig wllh spark bunts, exhausted. pryi-drlll ih broken, Ihr pr.mpect j(i (lwll el dvuiii. We plunged Into a fresh-water i>ool on the Island lo revive i rent* ^uit eaperially b rish t fur for that, * . -----------n Southern alalvtuoMi often )!*»•* On* five room noderw *iM|wr nilrsolyes. * Wo ran In our bathing sultn along hot dusty the eiiulIt tu have Ihe two-thlnl* R*nf"nl I, niahlim iiile featured. j p ro ltilrd th a t th* north wanla bungalow, double garage. , Inertii m t i u i.1. iiuy* wiiii im.- muds lo ilm house. f litriu l luulive* fur rmluclng lb* wont lit. n ilutr* tu e a i.i aa t’f llm flr*l f i l l *11 Ik.‘.i lu Iho "I, tliilliT feet I b e Usual reliction, Ihe blow I'd expected. Miulbvru tufliienre in - p a rly or- colenir* ri)lhrr than a* *tat*a »o 111 West ltth Nt. Ilimlii.".* in ii n a k i> r »' Walking anil running couldn't overcomo the chill. When I unnliatuai* are rvldrnt. On* thing they will anpply Ihe north with (hrnui linill Iti ■■ill ii nyii l||ln|P*l . reached the.house Ihe mull was In, with several newspa|wrs •eeyu ret tain. If the *inithcr» rh rap tun nmirrinlii and accvpl Phone 104 nr 013-J *d Iii Urn Niiiifn|t| irjiiililn nu I* nor Ihern imimiracliiron, in rv, llrlpillnit n* Hiry clt. that allur I hmInT seen. I sat rending for a while, loo tired even to voice in purly uiganizailun WtwkoiH'd. ilia Influrnca of »uutbturn. ’ ■ ■ hn t'lO 'lm * *lr>'irk mir.- It will dress. I’tl never lelt quite that way before. imTitbora of ciiiigraa* likely Likely *nuugh. *omr here think, Irlha ngnlii p.-iliapa In tliulr “Tlie next morning whon I swung out of my bed my a<cit will Ihi |iro|Hirtioiiat*ly wcnkenaU. that |* th* fram e of mind In '0*11 oi* auli a I li in left leg lugged, bill I mnnngod to moVd about and lo shave. T hai In w hile they will feel III* which they will view the Aiken . — — ■ ii ■ —■ — I tried lo iMirstiado myself that the troublo with my leg lCtrl plenum*, propoaal. , Annlbi'r uf Amcilrn'a luruicr Ifkilira iia* iln*l. Nuwtim It, was musciiltu-. Iliut It would disappear as I used It. Rut Baknr w»» 'aucm lary nf war present ly II refused lo work, and then Ihe other . . . ." MillI.IK tlm Wu i IiI War. IP' Ima Three days later they knew definitely; Infantile pa­ ' Ofl'T lie ’ll in III*I till' gr*aln*t ralysis, which was then raging In New York, had struck KCrclary nf war Hil* nnuiliy niHiHP.velt down. > 1 l e t liail llm llln mi many nf ..........o ■ t i l 'an wIII. wri'iu lomli'r* Iw cnlf p i n *Rn. llln hlriiln Im* burn GItEA'P IS’the persuasive power of concrete action. From An Oxford Diary, by Paul Elmer More (Princeton University Press) 10. The CrulHC of the Joseph Conrad, by Alan Villlnro (Scribner's), i«m . I w k aM ha Wend*#* k'w<y**te la VWfUa ehtett latkad la *te»*i ra ja Each *ad *li hems U rt h w a a W ar aha IteaeMAM MWtdwh wt!W ;*b**M t** w*h tfc toatty Ma w arn rtyek» oboe th*;m***t#*tw* Wauaa ka te a kudh tketa. r*°yl* kitottfcg aha* tka. it* te* tkad M etisaa «a» teethed IraadvaUu' »ta» ab ode aaWM «uad. O m y eaatetet a* atrau a tisoahamat aatlkyzl rty.‘ K«««M »M t k w U w i|» « a «*•**« tka haamal** H • fWineote* ftetkrito tewM*. aa ternt ra«t PayioM Beach twtH#ht aad ia tka hal? imd^aa aaa Add «a tatkaaa a( tkaaa UW dtadtehtab Fbeteh sod or* «W*« VMk tea* «UI want t* come la Payioa^l W other*, gaack and vaay «f *ka«a n th I Kn lava w*M*d aalWMa a t Paytaea haaak u% k la Indfh’cd’iMkc* w*AA a* ****** tk m e k la gar) W. grawa, a u t t o a t|a hart Wv Oaten lad IJh F b a m rtarida Nation#! Bz|dkhy aa K NaUuonl KxklMka m k t e teMH *•»«*»« W. hrawa n U ^ k a tv a d Urn----- • rrtg k h d U Ik* P. TV It*. U lm y #4 Martin's Gang#] General Repairing True* & A*W Sm kt Martin‘s'<^arage BUSINESS M A trS C U U hL C k w im w tX IH v S w aH H T T . LUNCH Sudden Chills "'■r1' " : -r t: PERK'S CLUB NO KOOUN* um w COk W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R wtu tw a * tw« tiw n H W M h C k iW M a Mf Matt# A lm A y WIU H # a» v « B u U UNEXCELLED —Theodore Roosevelt. -----------o ■ SINGER HEAR HIM F irst d trb U u k C k arth Sunday. January | | | SAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO _______ FRKK O a« # IM CkkWd I # ttHW A iwmm I M Qm « F e e d V fkM b ............ S n » |t ( V * XV M ....... ' “" ^ 5 6 4L4A IL S t inveiy with na cbrU'ma. iivcora-i French Comuoser hmiih i.a« a. b*r *u..i Mr*. Succumbs In Paris N%L A T R tt m R u h £ llE » K trk W alter S. Coleman USING CHEAP or Inferior gooda to save money la tluv, (Vne haa ordered all like stopping u clock to,save time,—Ingot Iron Shop News. .I k e jtuinltlinn piluta In Miami .,alM*d, nu well aa ih a Ibhuh l Q « k a t Palm lten<h. A few '• fV n th , aiu , Ha waa ,Mtylu« lh:ii • ka aruald not m i^ th r* v im > V 'a l Riiuldlna until th e piuplu • h i Ihm o leiMnuulllea aliuwad Mia. l l . l W laht la hunt* from I-aughlln, Ifra, llu rae, Col. ■ hint tbei wniitril li , alupped, Ih llln. Cnllege fur lb* holiday*. | Thra.hvV, Ml** llayd*n and Mr*. , Apiwrviiily Hie (luvrrpnr ha« The Every Wtek Bridge Club bAp**". ba n ah'iwn. , hud t>n» o f ihelr ■■•net Inter*.ting ^ r ' >nd Mr*. F. E. Rountlllai ^ ^ . • Many m richanla and ether bual- game* T hu......... aft*mnn« at the i a a* men, wa find, t h o formerly nttrartlv e home of Mr*. 0 . K.. f* a tllrtlmted r.iiii'imihly |u ta r Mmlih. The living room loukvd v ery , ^ bHia * harlty organltailnnt. m e baglnnltui lu curtail auth e t IN .a and a .p a r .g u . frm . M i l '1 „ W IIU JM M W r • Kn***. tu »n*ny i» « e, to alliuln. . e ta them a!ln«*lher, mi the Mabry o f T am pa, and ai> *ktra ■tnunda that their paygoll- tale* am fa r uni* li the , . iihi purpoen, s«d reprearui oil they, ran uf(aid tu Rive to charity. TJtla Rtl|IHde mi th* |iart of |i«*|ur*a » * n r*n*m lly may eventually • yeAm-e to tk a v a n lih ln t palm • renlrl'w iinn* to chartty. leaving II entirely in Hie* government , ' la taka car* o f Ui» V ur and under* jr- l'rtvUegi’d. Tlie new <yatem may IVWwyh out ill Hah), r „n , hn payroll taae« ere annally mod r 4 ( take earn uf the |Hwr, but d : h v i i of th*m go tu "om rlirad B a g V V V * -C r **n'»k In «r*n, N« n %m ........... For Rent \ " *??***?**» NMA'VS AOS TO* OATS S a n fo r d C n e h P e e d S te r n M . B A N fQ O b AVK. T c u c ra a N * * . fk L K fR O N K « t* J F t * W A Y N E JFE E D w* o c u v s a NKVAm*Y X W I PATRONAUR ^ A rm ic u n ik SANFORD AHCO RED SINK H. B. McCALU JE . RADIO RADIO RADIO 1938 RCA & ZENITH easy tkrm b HOFMANN ■ �> ) '< a h i j s \ octal And Personal Activities Soctac O m M t i r ! ^ ^ P t n **•($ Thr V W ™rri '*■*> Vim n d . W M tu..'* t , rW **’*• ViaCiM * j TW O rnwyoin* y-rpaidriu 0. *— r » M a omnc-act hff T t* •*'«*-! ^ Ta*ft* XtIM ’W'tMm * • umd V a « t» iid rind V VM a*,W W d*' k Vh*- <wwa *4 TX ( nfmittrm* *4 »irnhic <V «*rec Vi * " ’**•* H r v d Mew 4 \ w a > W V>v*Vt, I | tBiA-rram a -mrwd iVa' t v 1 ottftimm woftt tmrtn h M I* T V Vhann* ttHfi -t4 th i w i ia m iaa na neomtoe Mney w m o *4 VfW, Mh 4r V (u n it *4 W ~tw w~>.itntn. v V vV orl ha or W M * W t Ht * * v o m m n *0 W o n ,. V^mv am * N * A V M a m V . *4 t v - corny*** wnh-n — ' M M M t IlcVcioim T*an* To 'Mi mMl t v * tRwi n it '*V'i'TMt * M a Mm wdto tmtpanitNR aertit M l d ia r tw * V a v f M f fa r maoilo'-oc* o f th e plm a, R m r (tri-W M i. Tift MMfti tRm V tM * * * ( M e * ilnftflt) tamm l a t t taM fVr. T V h V WfldM. .tV od Them A*wtyw to tort * - n M iM M rV ill* inaMuiritm M M TV i t n *fpa«* -------W M twat wttomm w lm riw t * o T V fc v r tR -Mno- NM *tv W m to th o lr M i V a m i * M iX tih * . tV tv k in * , W i mdMM tiMWMV — -----------------dhA Mn ywhlft* M W vodfXtM m____ » » * _ , * M*a. wd hh, *MWM. * w mm TV^ rcv * Smt-won. lo.ud a t Vtwr** ^a**a«>- - *- h u iik * 1Mi,i. o* 1**0 Ill w y M r affilmtod w ph lh,« American VY-dertu ,nn of ta h n r. TV- ('wornMr Company pr-oai -Vnt alao aitrh-e-l that the w orior* m V h»Te V r h imi-minl from hrwrhy rfltot wffl tr 'u r a to their homr* ■tontyhl and only tonal Vrtp win V t t W when the plant VoRtn* ft* opre-at 0*1 * in full to n »*t « » . *» Jacinon aimertmi tha, t v " > * " ’* ('owrtbnc Railway an-l a h rr w.-tmrim a or m op rr *’ Vtt tn ra ritir fiw t V -iiiVor. * * * *p** V n W I n t rroom -thm ^ th r union and a *X porornt ' ' W ViV al*o ma'rnt that Vr Vad r r ro h ttl inf 01 mat ion from klannm ra In which tV y rVMtod >Wtr oom pnathm will the t H w r m ttrAwr*. 1- *• ---------- 1 ----- r— r- — - ---------------------- - OVIEDO mtofl m tn , nro.-’ipo* of an ftry w ih d .n o n .4 Hit Mrihodi-I nmno p i n * i n ajlom-d *-o»n.mi Oirdmn* Homo, ft: of them and _ Mdiratod llw» the ntp, i-miomlont and wife of ■oontwVa.i th e I V t r . t t A TSoi-on Sprinr* rantc over Sim* wttl*.-*, d o t V i l m tn wt,Kh al. day tnt-ninc and pm on a pa,; m ’W p'"*1' nro r t „ *Ko M riV d u l t ’hm rn. , ftm p m ria m Hohound; ’fhtma V w * tSantnHl tit o**od >0 Vr-TWd o -rrriK f«r the y>„, ttm, w**t. lo V o o n jn -ra’ mn rail.*! ofl *» idrnw. a van vn-.«a >n Mm * ot on -a iWm »*iR V hoM thror ovrmlne mTVtro and j-nnnt h o .'loth, tfthVana and X tlo Mine J T ' , ^ Utnhfwtm « VKoi, V in a tn *vnm T V r I..O inoior th, dtro.1*.,,, id ,y„. M nhcditi V rih ro n . T V m ha (fhn *|fmv«rion *r*a< >hr T W '" VoJWMt! of M o a tV V a a -,1, , , « f„ii h,«i*r and all «■*■ pro****! yhomm+ro* a t hav.nR a ht,*.uw Mm" Man-inw Ma,-nm oopnom-niatior .4 HitNaitotial | ^ m whRa (fvmrtrtt* M VhitR. M m 1W W iM atiin,. IU.WI who . . . „ „ 1 ptmd. riitmahW- t i m e ' r " ' - ’r r ,i*mer . a , TVnn»-«'.' M i . M m a . fhw-tiitar* 'HIU aau . , " irroot, u «V yhaiv.** M, . rhom p.on and ««n. Jim, of.l hnn* aftnmtiltt I10 1 . T ' ' " ‘••f*1* * V a | h i r n i n i a r r -o.'h Mr Thomp I flood inmilovco* f « pan*i<* for «V t'hri»tma» 'O* tint Mr* wjoo-tm stiipp had m v « l) wnlim a tn h to . ond w V were holiday* j *** Hv-ti v e i M i yho-o.im a* h ay V hrit *0 haw ’-fiiiod »o VwrralnMl * IhmoUi. l-ro and Ml**! a * M n Vtfh- a n d d a u r h h n . TfcS|mih» law are homo from South J :in.1’ M r * Ife. 1 * idtitjm w ad \ w a i a t onlto. -n-,.h » |lh tn-ion l i p t r n * 4^n f f » ! ^ , U M i d i l f*x I SVew'saim.. M r vhiipp'* -anhm aM ' • t Tm4 « i • '•*•, 'od that thorn ma*. S TnnfVw 4a dh*. Mr Mad M m .T1- -n dloori xndatam Joo Itoa-V-y, Jr, ami Roy J i WMmt M lvW fl **4 M nwilw-a lTio. * ofl,*,. Dolatwmai rTord*. Jr of Siri*oa ttatvrM i'yl |V*Mnd M i Jfi-inr'* *.aih*rvMiw T» •n tW TVaroor U h » Ip vswyy **4 ThttaW oam malt Mra t r ' and toort- \M iM to ponaPtot' art- tomw foi i t i r i d m n I Mm* laminr ttliorior and »1i»* 'jhHh trv -1 m * wad W d m M <4 •Ip to a TfOMVi fm* 'i- I W r n m in roph to H a ] M altha Tallndi of IV* Jono* M'dP-a Vtattva. 1 y-ti-i* vta'od ih«i th r toon 'i- llr c i art- -T-iti-liop t'hi**'nia»or*-tor who wn1br4 n * t4 Ih r with ihon paroni*. y-hrtin *n a *hHW fo* hirrhor Mr" J It Jono*. S i. i* rrp«Hw * n * wit*- no* ftrod h«t * m •*! ■*' th r *ak li*t l l r I* lirnam ih to r otn*'n*wni’*nw »o r r pov'i-d miproiniB >rrm >o Hioir *oh- Many h a v r to J Vh»- Sm»la)- Stlnad of th r -trmrd. V *mrd. V t d h r fm rin * FnM Haptmt • hwrvh h id a mom hlrod To tifd a r. thorn- wti- j i hiotam * p iiv taiii m th r »*••• m tn-od rim ojipKitunhir* «i'**n toinii *4 'h r rh in iti Thnraila) i 1 V«*t»^fiy ’HnyiiTillln '1MM* tlNNfMMWfi %m*nw} line I'liti tilw riiWic Het %k t *■*»'. r-nintnrri ■ a* l a whmh gmnn 'Imy . *•< ih tand* ha* Rivfn 'h air n't! * a* Mr •1 C M M M i »Vft of eofam l IUtM« fo*- dawn town. T harr wwa a t hrU'ma* pro* ria m a t the ichool nmlitorium on Friday rvenine. Mi>* O at a l i t \Vlu-tlri ol North WeMrm I'nhcn-ily. t hi»»c». 111 l« »|Mulin ,• the tl ir it l him holiday* » l h her paivnl* Mr. and Mr*. B. F. W hrrler. K. tV F u lth loft 1 1ni r*daj- fat tlatliu n , in aprii-l ihi- I'h ti.'in a t holiday* with Mu- h.imr folk*. \\ I.. I anlor and tV. II tlay •■f I ta » .on, tin. rrlurtnal hum*1 Tharadny a fire a nhuii vliil wi’l Mr ('n ite r1* pan-til *, Mr. ant* Mr* tV. P. t'n rtrr. Alhcri Si mo t* rein mini; to li i * it mill h. \*a. Saturday l" Join hi* company mi l). S. ruiikw l A itm ia i, nfU-(, n *tav of ' i n l i n k ' n i'li In* |uiit-nt*. Mr :.nil Mr*. tV. H Stlno. All of mu mil of tow It. oi-lmnl homo In I.aka C harm Ml** KmfrnM Summ er cnllrd In Vicuna. Cn. Sunday tirvinint of l*raiidiiiol|ii-i. li iwlii i . an- • |* iii Tillit Itnir in liSjIJii.i FRUIT CAKE. MINT fio*h, I I . tl r! I .i l l; r.t I mo .1 ,1)1 tho folk* al homo. it. Pri>f. A. 1*. S trn a rt of Clintln1 -o ra . Trim ivlin m-,1 1.... . H k r i Mi*tnr..laj- a firr n kHoii \I»Ii A M. S'cw ntt •'- v. Jnmo S |ln v r*|Hyi« Ins on, lio>. J-’iiio* liny, Jr. an-l • ■null an-l il:mi;hlrr. .Ml-* illm I'* ), all of lakeland. 'll* . Allrn I m m :,Io n olio w.i* n iK lim of ail nilln archlrni In* wi*fc 1* *till i-nnfm<*l In hn (T he lu o r u D S g r e a t e s t / A DD i n c mACHi nE v a u m / — ■F.jj /u y TIRMI* HAYNES 11 1: M .UM INK CO. i t i i . r » r. i -1 lim a 41 A rKUMANENT IIY EVALEEN H T ^V «9 ^J§ WILL ENHANCE YOlJ'R BEAUTY FOB THE HOLIDAY DANCES New Hl.vled Far the Holiday Sfaaon TKI.KI'IIONK 7 « mu u .............. EVALIEN’S BEAUTY SALON Varm-cam w.fi *» W a* v , -KhvV V'1 Mi* M r ity a - d t V - tbalk |k tu m ivAllHlI La kk\k k|A |Jk % Hi V* ^ l» M M %*4P *T W ev'avah T V ^ a T'mKm M V M h t A W ,t>*^** v-w a* r d W *A V V* ld M w a * w w m MMum- a f V a t V ^ "**■'**^*1 ‘ L f u# YVH-ivvg - td r \ ^ « l «HhM Mad \V **x *m' ua vait a ' ------------* — _* , IMMMhVMM V ie V.MWX wd v a * i Vv^ ^ ^ Mm MwVm* ^ ^ ' U * M am m V v lh * A *M* « % « _ ^ «.a 'W«mr* h**v» M m \ Hr-wara* N aO lM t Ip fty W M h fV d T M . W V V P n ^ k K S * k ....h I*W M dM k * d l i r i T V M m a uW W '------------- M -------- • w « * Mai Vwa.) M *a< * A W ..a ta...* * 1 . 1 .a . a.^*. fUlklV&HhJVAMjk ha. l.iiAa L* I. n* VV n i * * * *** - * . V k ^ Tva-av %fe Ml^i W > V tim»- M rV 4 a W \t* > M l» \ ^ *M *x«tN h* ! A¥NNI> %l^ %“ m kk v Mrt- ’ r” T ~ y T A r k V l l iLld k rT n V V T T x tl P d d V .'M ^ l'M | s a- - — a .-.* .—* Vav**m MdBf kak.,V omt IW y 1,1 ,L Vw_ WV Oka Ix k -a d a V w Vi v*i v w v jiiltkn is it S fa fiu c ! ilN i» ^ H m b4 Ml i W lt » 1 r b I h Ik a U 4 Im A m tr ly irf i ImnnA pn I W Y <M»ty w k w i * 5Wa V T \ VHMR oner lAi' tt& s nb m iller how much WblerweMse. And the mixer «md dtshvnsher do «U my hard Morfcn * tK al yo« ace ^hal ytmVe pissing! Why not talk to Mob aboM| il? And yon m ight te ll him h e'll ho pleasantly surprised when lie looks into term s and final costs.” w m UP i l l LIVE g tfb iirfto . J ( .1 f * ’ i' * �rly 1937 Back To Work farch Cut Unemployment H l t i w YORK. Dm . tA—< *V TM M *kU)-*ork march Inprl rite industry through moat of 1W7 ant] deeply Into un«mploym*n> baforaj lha boabiaaa downtown Interrupted multiplication of Jaba in tM autumn. Ilapid curtallmant of prodacMen In alaal, taitila a n * otbar major Induatriaa In tba fM I MIIHana Still Jobloao ‘ ‘ Ryan at tha amployawnt reI parary peak tu t Soptrtnbar. tba Ifatienal Induatrlal Confordnoa I? Board. prlraiajy-ftnancad rw aahreh organlgatlon, aattmatad l mora than I.MO.MO wara out ’ W work, tn othtr quartan aatl/■' mate* - ran higher. At low amploymant abb In March, t t ll. thd board figured nearly If/ add.OOO wara Idla. In lha flrat half af lha yimr. '■ there waa plenty of evidence ot - % qujekanad march of man and woman back to private pay. h r jt i . pome 1ndnotri»a. notably ataal, Taftortad pravioua record* for amplormant ware broken In " * M »N Wntlnr to warh far (TIM a • month whUa .training to become avlatora or ground • —L o st A Found mechanic*. One yaar’i training LOST; U rge M gchata'or'ioodg glvtN by u. a. Air corp.. Co.t. - bolt, between Flrat I t. and abaalotaly nothing. Flying In­ kQ lni4 Malghta. Howard. Return telligence Service. Bog III, Mil waak««. wl*. "1 * M . M . LAkrd. Ilowotlyn .attar, fh fa nr<ilno.iiv© v w. iAin u l.iHMri.v nork ^ ill Im u u lo a f u i ST O P LOOK & L IS T E N •-** gsssiiS'ois’rSi'.ss's;s z sssss l U N l o f a a k m a r tn o r a id e r* . ___________ For Coping With Strike Situation atrlkro have paaiad almllar urtllnaacaa, Mr. Wllaon a.lvl.rd, In order, to keep their otraoto tad oldawalk. five for public uto. Mayor Edward lllggina alao Iralructcd Chk-f of I'ullco Hoy (J. William, to tak. any action ha V ila luw k HooI, _ fllcDder, IvhTitfnin *ml 3!l, he thlnka tha tlie-l: ninrkct oxl*>* for the public, tini for the |ir<>fc**lonaI apccula* tn « , mill lie wit* n prnlagunlat In Irr. uulilinn-long rnniroraray with ^rxrliiiMiie ufflrinU over regulation. ! John W. Ilntieu—The .lock w rl inipe'a c<>ntiibution to lha ARC. A llht rai tnuined broker, h r thlnka Ihr- rxrhnnue .tumid be . “gpldfUh l* « l ” lhn< t fit, public th at flak , ila i.-'vliic* In ih r m arket .hould ba ul.lr tn Kt-r nil II. working*. “ I heartily .uk.crlbc," ha aold, ii|mn III* appointment to tha BEO by I'rmidrnt Hoo».v.lt, "to Chair* ninti I)i>iii:J«*' Rtotrmrnt on lha iii .-i I fur rrorganliatlon.n A Nm-ih Carolinian, aon of three Ki ncrntlnn* of loborco man, ha CUT l rird Ihe brokerage houaa of Chnrlr* p. Ilarnry A Co., In IStOl nnd llirrr yrari Utcr tea* a part­ ner. WUIIam Martin Joffara—1Tha fought tha C. I. O. In a bltier ■ trike, continued production, made no rontract. John l»; Dlrgara—Ha aoantad ibe Joblcaa. Whan Brealdest Roomvelt ordered a ernaua of the unamployetl, ha mllad upon n Repub­ lican bualnaa.-man-to do tha Job, A native of St. Ldulrf, (7 yrara old, Digger* i. prqaldvnt of thd UbbayOwena- Fard-glaaa company of Toledo. . .* i .. -- , ■ 1 ■ L f f s l N o lle* OF O il NEGOTIATING l*h©o CourtrniH «*. E ffic ie n t S E K V IC E ■octailan ur •■■••Blent with <»i, or more p*r*uu* io > xntml.1*, ran .r* (* l* or ut**l tu.*lb*r tn th* vicinity ol III* ptt.oUv* »l • noih»r or upon lb* U m i* •»*• nu**. aklawalka or a1l*ya, . *]■ pr«*eh»* or *l*c*w uilja.-irnt th*r*. U t a r . Ike purpow, u( IndurtmuUi*ra to rorralo front *ntrrlna *<Kh , prnmtM* or (rum pulrunUlag. irnnanrilna kMolnrw. «nh or nrcotlaltno with tli* uwnrr nr •qrupnnt tharoot, Herllsa I. It nkall b* unlaw­ ful for aay pargua or avraona tn ullar la or wlthla tb* J*»rl«« of aay paraoa or perron* rtarnaalory or approkrlou* or lnd*r*nt •gilkrUi or laaauaaa nr aratorar or thraala at *lot*ne* for Hit parpoa, .,f compalllna, cuerrln. nr mduclaa a a r paraon «>-. » t non. la quit h i, nr |„ r rniplny. m ,nl nr tn rafm ln froir *,.kln* or freely ,nl«rlna mm (inpluy. aunt. -gnrllnn (. It ahall ba unlawful for any p,r*on. or p,r*on* t» •atabtlah or maintain a pick,-I, watch or aaaemblaaa wllhln ion fa*i nf |h a pramlMi of any r e r ­ an", firm nr rnrfturatlnn dnnnc tba period In which any employe* Of aurh parann. firm ne rnrpnra* lien ahall ba on a *trlka. Perllnn T. II ahgll he unlawful far any perann. or perecn. in t l l B t ataomhla a. >ncourn*e aay perase, tlrm ol carpnrntlnn In i & F rench —-Tel. 9121 ENGLISH'S (iiilf Station HOYS 12.00 (T.UiltV FOR TII IB h i :a s o h Throw itlf-rtl* nf ToUarro Hurt willi .ill jkf 1 lin N((HilIn* In It iin ii*nr ifli rv, »ntihAJt*. rn»lnrt>, tiirrUtm n j.| nil uth*r vrir«-t *1 liati I t i t i» II t'Ipnn nn4 fm* Irt.n* n|itil. worm* *n4 Imiub ui it fiivuruf, i l» a III* M v r r r.ii* h n t n 'ir n r , rt«B*A, «ml Ihr vnrtlc-n. Tl f |ilnnt food ymIui* Ahiatihl |,< iip|.r«<clAt*tl Tnhfii f*t« |*|int is llift rhrnt»#Rt nmK nn**t InMuctlcId* i»n flu ttirkei Ttthiffii Snuff I 2.VOO per <«■ Tii lidrcm Citnrk.c |)|]ht S22JI 01 P9 T IAM euld by J . J . C n lr* Co., Inc. m :i i it i n RMil * r u iiii RhEll •*'». ami C'Alr* IInl(ttiHM«<Mii f.«nl. Klsrftla 1’ha.Ar ft Ml BOAT FOR CHARTER By day, week, or month. Catering to all typo, of port Ira. ECONOM Y and SATISFACTION u a REASONABLE RATES SE E OR PIIOHE (I'ennut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch * Stall :i0-34 Captain Ed Rice Sanford Boat Work* Phono 1M-W VOUTM INK t w a t S THE r Y ES , MR. OUNN, W E KNOW SHIP, M O S T O F ' E M IN COMMANDER 1 T H E S E W A T E R S B U T W E L L H A IL HER A N D H A K E S U R E . <------ - I n a FEW M IN U T E S TH E DESTROYER IS ALONGSIDE TH E TR A M P STEA M ER , X W DURE YEP. J U S T ^ T H E RISING \ D E L IV E R E D S U N FROM 1 T E A A N D HONG / R IC E -N O V KONG, / CARGO \ E H ? A ABOARD N OW . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A A F E W H O U R D LATER AND BEYO N D TM E H O R IZ O N T H E D E S TR O Y E R H A © C IR C L E D -IT S T O P S F O R A M C M E N T A N O L O L IF E B O A T l^a P U T OVERBOARft Y O U R E R IG H T O N T H E R IS IN G S U N ' © C O U R S E , D A N -G O O D LUCItf f 'W i " . MEW, HEM. T H E V bMOULD‘A COME AROUND VB&TIDOV-THERE THEY 4 0 - NOW- THEY A!NT m g DO ©MART/ W State M arket SO LO N G AND TH A N K © , . O LO M AN. > y JA 4 A ■p r rla l M il Oicanixe |l... lf—“or e lie .r Iw llli union*. .G lrdltr, hand of RaNon of a Nova Scot Ian m l«»lon\ ,,ubUe Slee,_ who paM W , .toted m y, ho lived In n tent during bla wn,lM M|f0 ^ , 0 h b farm and i nitcrgi v h in tr day* nt WhHman Brow .n p lr* ’* before ha edt down’at t'ollej;, in Wnlln Walla, lie went „ ponferenn Ufa|a .................* VHh Lewi* f Wanted, namr*. MKN undor I t «Joions of \ J’M aar iH ntlinki Na auppliea PnpAMh: (tanralo, varlou. ,ar* Classified Advertisements within 1M I M w . u _ 4i w r i n : n A th*. 0^1 y: r .im m tu to u o f ih** «'llv c f H m fnril. I 'lu r id * .' 1 to i r u r k .r a , ra rla t u o a k b r i laUa( ear- lb.., 11 He-lie, an d o lh a r d e a ltr* fo r a I I hour PJBPgKIUli Na awapllao p erlo c tn d ln g a t l l ; * l A. M. to ­ PINNA PM J ta : Na auppIKa. day, aa r*puri»d by J . O. M tahaak . I’O rA TO K gi n ap allae. jp a d e ra la . M d n a to r. d .m a a d II. hi. m i r k . l b taad y . . r i a , (U lA N Q M i No aaloa roporlad. tlN A PM PIIU ITi No aalaa r o p o rl­ bn*, h e r o a crt*. Dll** T rium ph*, field a n d * * pack. Na. l a I M i* ad. aom* T A N O g n tN R d : No aaloa ro- ri.M l No. l a l l . t M l t » . P o o r q u a lity , low er. N o tiT I tr n r * fir. M onnlaln* OWT h t g a l l . f f ?*LA*MONg! No tu p p llo a aPIN A C H : V ia . bu*. h p ra . KUMUIIATU; No .u p p llo a, A PPI. 1 M; BupplU * ila h t, d e ­ D loom adala 1 1 .aa. m and D ahl, m a rk e t o lead r. B a itMUAktll Na "uppll**. e ra , b k a halt l a Y ork Im p , rial*. ■WKKT POTATO Wit Houth.m U tility or equal. J l . e a . J l . l l i Porto ftlroa No auppll**. Klin g t a r m a n a W eek T w lg a tf llllty dried, Nancy llalla few. Me-Mr o r *qual, ll.ll- tl.tl. m ilo lo u * . TOMATO Ml: Mupptle* light, de­ U tlllly o r equal, I I .I I . D ellalo u a mand modrrate, mark#l altady o a i. m - up, i t . t i . F la U oh Crt*. appro., aa lb* AVACAtNM: N .ouppllao. net. poor la orUnary quality d IIR A N I; IH aap) No au p p ll,* . rondlllon. II Fair In ■M ANI: (L im a) No a u p p lie a pond, ll.a.-g l.a., I.uga No aupIIKKTM; n uppllaa I I .h i. d am aad m of-erata, m a rk e t firm . F la . por ** TliftNIPgl a u p p ll.* I l a h t d o a b u a . a a r. la q u a lity A 'r n a - m ahd fair, m a rk e t firm . r i a . dee per d l t l o a aOe-.Oc, doa bun.. atr-TIr njlO C C lil.L I: r i a , a r .r a a . par m ttN l labelled > M . Carolina. l b . lie . C U T hag*, |t.I * . CAUDAURt Kupplla* lig h t, d e ­ 1IAY; lP*anaO Florida, No I m and m udaiale, rn a rk a l a t .a d r ■rad*. p*r ton; Ita.ae. F la. C n p a n lia.a n , bulk, p a r . ion. g e n e ra lly m i l . aom a *11.10IIT.OOi Horn* oalea am a ll to la i l l 00 . m hue. Iipra., I l c - l f l . C A n n o T n ; U uppll.a lig h t, d e ­ LEGAL NOTICE m and m oderate, in a rk a t ataady. F la . p*i doa. bun., ta r. C A iH .IFIX lW K R; Hupplia* H aht. in t n n c o c u t n r t u n cocnty Al'IMJH. INNINOI.M t'Ot'NTV d em and m o carata, rn ark a l ata a d y . BTATM o f FI.ONIDA— a* FNO F la. IH bua. c r ln A- hpra. aoe. NATH. lo o u a lliy * rnnkli Ion, |I J I IN NN TUN NfTdTN OF BAN li.n . VNL N. *CH WANTS IKm tM C R I.N nV : No nuppllaa f in a l g o n c a r Iff. K it V llliA ltT fl: F la. par dot. bun., (Dr. NOTIC* l« I IB R E U r OIVNJ CIUNKHR CAUUAni'.: F la., par that tb* underalgnag wilt an tb doa.. T O r-ltr. tlh dor of January, A. D. ttll cot.t.A tU iU : F la. p a r doa. b u n . praoant to tha llanorahU Counl: to r C tlC IIM nnilH : No auppllaaa. - Judge of aimlnol* County, Florl NriOPLANT: No aupnlla*. K P C A not.K : Fin. I H b u a b p ra . alow, gOr-Tftr. * L i r r r r c H : n. n o g r o N : Huplib eral, dem and lig h t, m arCllaa *t a l M l r . F la tig bus. h p ra . ttr - lO r . ICRHMHO. BL r r l a , 1 doa ala*. I 0r.ro * . UCBTAHD: F la . C u rly , p a r d o a b u a . .Or-Tie. O N tflN I: (O r* * n t) F la . u r doa b a n . to r - to r . NOIITHRltN. yallnw a, t . Ilk hagib |l .« l . FARRI.KT: F la. por Loo. bun. ttw aklua I** uu nl*h«4 I f Q fin * i»f n n | * * . c«etlltijr 120© nr b y Imprl*©** m « n | n*#i M iU r* . or hy l»oth flf if rth»l I n (irlia n m « n l, lo c i inn y, i f « t if potion, t « n * . in u p h , •«fiip© ce, c liiw o ur p h r i i t n f t h lt ordlRRhc*' Mtwji11 ho ||« r l i r »4 iin c u n itlt u tlo iA l hy *rty c o u r t, m ich i^ e f iio tliu tlim ilU jr « r iRVlIMHy »h «l' o af A* reel til© r* m * lfiu « f ih * r * o f. 8 #ct'l*»t* tft, T M t - n i l ©tflilnnntwl nr part* « r ©1*1 In* icro In n m * flir t h*t uw Jilt •»* fi ml (tin hr m* ■r* h«.rc»»j r«iuiu It'ii N iello© it, T hf* im lin a n a * *Ha I| hPcoaio r ffp c ilr # luim M I* A tolr uputi It* ©Ail Allot* lio n . P **»M n o il ftilhju «'| (h i* x it h ilojr o f f>« *m hf r. | 13I. H H U M IIti IlIfKirNN U oyor if J. lO tK IK u \ x i.K v r i.im bark to wtrfh. Tho .hortened wurfc weak waa rl»*n aoma eradlt far lha Ineraaao In Joba Anotbar major aourca of Job* until Iba buatnaaa rararaal cam# t i i rarlrat In building and at Had IndUatrlo*. ratrd tha big goat remaining-field of unem ploymant. nut tbla proml«a<t land of Joha and payrollt failed to pan out to tha aattafacllon of tha. mora hopaful, ■ With rlalns rommodltr price* and Hrln* coat. want addttlona’ wag* booatg. moaltp In tha aar ly month of tha ya#r. Tha eon raranea board figured lha ever ago ' hourly factory wage rale rogo ahora 71 ranla In tha aunt mar from about II at tba out e*f of tba raar. Tba Ilf* atar aga w»o |p rant*. Hourly v a n * gontrally wara wall malhtalnad In faca of the indnalrial doelln*. However. par ftrilp and waakly earning* ward radnead by ranawad layoffa. ih -lk . to m a l a u l a a n y p i c k e t M i c a -------- Ih r p r f m i i 'a of an y pvTWMi. ft to rn b iu u rr m m j t a i p 14— W f t l U MAUfTSMAMCIX. • r aotparm tlnn (lu rin g » r pDOM cnoit on k n g o u iu u r * lod th a t an y offirmth e or amployi o^™ _ n cto v ip » 3r MINT OF ANT PICKJCT. o f ftwth {Mrr»wll, WATC1I Dll AttlKiCBlaAUB KOH U«»n Af* oti k lU lfc A H * f( in n a . A ny in * pn» or a n t To r Tim inmronvfl A F O nB B A lO W IT H IN A CKH* oonv a ho ph oll t»«. fiititMl s u i h g f l ul 111* (inm I T A IN DtATANCU O r WUiftl* ©f VIota I! u g a u n y IM eprlng, although wldeapreed ttrikH d.nt.d payroll. of M l vldaal compenleo. Projecting Ha e*tlaiat»e Irot" monthly data on a croe. eactlon of Indnatry, the eonfar«ttca board calculator approilmatoly 1,7M.j M poraona war* taken Into Iba nation. labor fore* In tb# U month* ended In Octobar. At- SANFORD MARKET REPORT Strayed! •* K m Spring Was Year’s PLAYING A LONE HAND Wm % - •’ , *• ________ a2LL •ft Ford Coup, g ill ■ Iw w h eal trailer MTS—Urge leatUrafler with a rebuilt Dodge track. Ram M l M ag n o lia X v e . T w e n ty dot U r* p a r o fo n lh la advanoa, F h ona d l l -J. Fog Rant; Fire room bingatew. ■ a r l t a m r r io a n o la b b p a t t e r n , s a n d w ic h , c 0 * * 0 . Park Ave. at tth g|. i M i D ES TR O Y ER L E F T DAN IN A S M A L L L IF E B O A T I N TH E OPEN © E A O IR E jC T L Y I N . T H k K ID IIM O » JIV , ?iJE*gSW 5g^g& TH E SM U G O H N 8 larw, wiring, okarat. and pick*. Mr» A . A FhUUpa. t it HeUy Pftfsnww « I U 9 m TO WU FANG/ H ERE CO M ES TH AT , S H I P N O W - H O P E T H B Y R fe N IC E E N O U G H T O . T A K E M E A O O A E D -T H E V L L S B T H E O N L Y L IN K BETW EEV ME AND W U FAN G AND X Ti G O I N S T O G E T W U I F ITS TMR ONLY THIN6 X EVER ACCOMPLISH f YOURE HEADED HOPE X L O O K B N O U6H LIK E A C A S TA W A Y 5 0 „ TH EY W O N T S U S P IC IO U S -IV « TO R N MV C L O T H E S A N D G O T T E N TH EEH D U ITlV . L.____ a E N O U G H . F------v -a J TWO S O U T H © .E H T W ELL, rr% O K E W ITH X DO N T W ANT f t ’^ ^ S l N T R V . n I .. Y U H W U Z IN A • L IT T L E S H A D Y B I Z N E S © AN* TV LAW S U N K V O M B O A T E H T WELL Y U H M I E H T M AK I A G O O D H A N D |A O U R < h A M E -r L L ^ T - v T A K B VU* �8ANF0RD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sf, f ig h t Over Teruel Goes To A Finish is c la ir - 'M* P mla *~m. -rrn .'1 s — lug P S d ttfW n fa lr ’ 1 . • • . .. V - JL. Tin .genaral atiike etltod it the local plant of the broken today after approxi MADRID, Dm. 19.—W — While the SpeaRh government faocht to enuh the last remMdto of Insurgent resistance In TeroaL Improved weather condlllOM In (be upper Aragon tpet milted e reiurapiloo 0f milItory activity ill along,the batHe front. ' ■ After three weeks of inaction, troops front llneece southward In Teruel were busy strengthenInC their pbsHloni and repair N U M B ER 10(1 1937 ,a ._ AT THE SANFORD-OR LANDO KENNEL CLUB 1 By ^Chinese Recession Blamed By G ovem m entO ffidal OnEffortsTo liq u i­ date Federal Policy "City W r e d ^ L p i a h s ti- Made. F or Leaving; U.S. Ships Ready To Remove Americans! S IIAMOHAi;' Pec^ g b . - b D ^ h e Oifneee, apparently prdpirtng fu ' abandon the threatened Shsidoivy po rt of Tslnglao, tonight hegni; ■ campaign o f degtiucllan, blowing tp ell telegraph, cable end radio term inals. This la a policy tho' Chinees m ilitary h ie followed in other eiliea when a Japanese' oc­ cupation seemed Imminent, j T M srptolions, which shook the Here are oomc nf the 40*ta Id chaiiiplumxhlp greyhounds road y to run a t the San font-Orlando Kennel club. Many of th e fastest entire city cut off all eommunlea* greyhounds Itr A m rrira are amoni tho pack* running nightly at th a track on route IT, seven miles south of Sanford and eight miles IJiiona and resulted In Ute greatest ! trillion among the populace, In-J north of Orlando. eluding U 9 American! who had net yet evacuated. . Two United Stales w srrrsft I were lying elosd In share ready toj taka out Americans In event of a , sudden nec-verity while * B rltk h j ; cruiser Wes' - placed similarly 'in, i handta British* netloaals. Gen. Iwpne HUtsul.Jhs J ip a n c u , 'com m ander, threatened to press' lie p k n 'e attack 1000 miles Into The Chios's Interior, ; Unless {be Chinese guvemmeut lends "Its ,*aat W e pantos' policies,*' Mateul warned. Japanese forces may find it necessary to advance Dill,ANDO, Dee. » . -M ’>t» Hankow and Chungking and An InCTOass in rlrcnlatlon rales In a re g u la te d letter addressed '*«■» repudiate the national g o v wea announced this morning by ' th e Eckeraon Fruit Cannery 01 ■'"•*5 d Chtni.'* ‘ the Orlando Morning Sentinel, . -» ,, , . , . Chunking, about 1000 miles ini . , M d under the le tu rh e id " f | , nd line from t h e ' The aew rates will go Into ef­ m Bouthebi Fireworks Mfg.. Co. «***», j , up the Y a n g tu river from ' fort on J*n- I and will rolae the ' Orlando, Fie.. C. II. Eckerson, Hankow, midland metropolis! * price of tbs m ornlnl paper from resident of the local cannery where Mia Chinese gsveram ent ’ Captain Fred s. Feren, com­ < la cents tu U renlg n weak, mending officer of th r Salvation Army Poet, repotted today that end of both morning and eve. lie had supplied licds to R& p er­ • nln« papers from 35 to 40 cent* sons. fed 2T2 meal*, furnished ■ week. Th# luersaee wea necessitated, transportation to three end gave clothing to three since last Or*- the •enUnsl-Rtar On. said la a Boisclair ___ _ays Paris Police Hit CITY NEWS BRIEFS Florida D ailies Announce Hike In Local Strikers At Strikers To Circulation Rate Seek WP A Jobs Preserve Order B inlfff CIO Activities Are Sit-Downers Evicted' Expected To Con- From Electric And tinue In New Fields Gas W orks In P aris city n J wedding High Cost Of NewsprintA nd New Tax­ es Bring Increase . t r e a t B ase a n p Bun a o « a c n t.^ b y ^ tk e The n«r«ld Hftyatg a groidilcal erro r to - Tm H erald 4n which i f Was th a t;- M r. JaskaOp aseertai the Atlantic GeAgt tdne way. la «M > par*tW -ii Ing to r the strikers (at K cksnon canning pUtri).* Mr. Jeebenn realty Said Shat the A U uU bto Deaai Railway nnX htotM tf li operating. Mr. jlfb g lta , d| Imply th a t the sbfitotod WPA Nursery Kids Enjoy Vitit From S ain t N icholas ' CtoriaU; BKNTKNCHD IN ItOMIIINGH Roosevelt Asks For Reduction In Social Security President Plans In­ crease In Rattleships For New Year company" for Hie purpose of col- Celery Feds Prepare UTh*t ito^Gompeny of the cmF o r C lg C S eB 8 io n ploytr shall bo known ns a Unhm! " ——* Shop, mom gsm-rnlly known as a Gonch Leonard L McLueea »ent "Closed Khop"j Ihu< all employees his 1U38 edition of tho Seminole nngsged In tho mnnufaeture or Celery FWde through their first )ie»dllng of any products of the scrimmage of th* season yeslerCompany, shall U member* of Ihe day aftemeon to prtper»U«n fur Union. i their opening battle Tuesday night Thai .'new employree shell eot again*! Coafh Bab Lockett's Leeske allowed to work longer lhan IB burg High -yellew Jerkets, last <UF* without Imromlng members yeer'e Northeast Conference baabf thq Union; that them shall he ketbell champion*.^ "Th# squad," Coach MclAieai ,no deecrlmliuitlan Dies A t Age Of 77! atatad, "will compare favorably with Ha oppenoMa this season despila tha fact th a t we he'va only Iwo letter men returning," Melatres will carry 18 boy# on tha, Ira. V sria Behtoaon, n . i J 'S ^ t V ^ r o m L ^ he home o f h er son CL K. Robin- *»« la r g u n rte , D arrell fo ig u |e n and Johnny Morgan. New .players sen, n t 1100 M yrtle Avenue last Include Douglas BUnetrom, Buddy (light following a lingering lUneaa. Mrs. B e t In sen has boea In San­ lllehop, Buck Ferguson, Bobby G reek,-Frank M erabant and aavford to r about 14 mantha. She w aa, eral others. Bad W iliam s, atallar ta r n to Feodetoc, W la- July 1, forward, will * * t be able to play 1000. I until m id-January due to Ineligi­ She to serviced by lw o pews, C. bility. F Bohlnaon. e f Sanford a»d M. la! Bsbtotnn ef W inter. P a rk ; mm daughter ArrlUs Itobtoeow ef lbq; Baby Fade,. Hanford and one stator Addle B utterfield qd Canton, N. V. Faneral eervleta will j t o bald fn tha Erickson Funeral Homo tu­ rnorrew afternoon a t t i 9 9 ’*^<Mk w ith Rav J . B. Root, p n*tor.af the CangregvttoAal Church official tog. latarm ewt will he made to Me E vergreen Cemetery. j .. w m fwlfht ranw. social security lasts. Increased telegraph serv­ ice charges, end a growing pay­ roll with shorter hours. The announcement e*ld that Ihe Increased n u ts for lilt would amount to between 120 , noo ami I2S.000 and Hint tho on­ ly way such additional espeneto could be offset *•< to Increase the rlreulitlon rates. TAMPA. Dec. 19. —( J f t — noth ot Tampa's new ipapera yester­ day announced Inrreaaaa In subscript |on rate*. Tim Times, published dally esrapl flunday, advanced lls Prices from 16 lo ig renls a week, end the Tribune, pub­ lished seven days a week, from 10 to 25 rents a week. The T ine*' announcement follow*; "Beginning n e it Monday, Ja n ­ uary I, the iiihscrlptlon Price* of Ihe Tatnpn Dully Tlinee will be raised three rents a Week, one hall rent a day—from 15 rents In II rents. Monthly, quar­ terly and yearly rales will be Increased In the - same propor­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 2D.— —The budget bureau, with Presi­ dent Roosevelt's tacit approval line asked enngrssa to slash 174,* 000,000 from •pproprletlons for the snrlsl security hoard and the Tronrasee valley aulhutlty for the nest fiscal year, It was team ed LAFAV5rTTK, Ala., lire. 23. | —<y|*» - Farm er Bennlor Heflin, Isst night. 1 At the same time President s*rii'lien with pncumi>nls In th" llnosevelt innounred a possible midst of a "comeback" rampiiign. Increase In the nevel building pipw as'-prnlieldy p all the crisis" of gram because, he said, the facts' bis illness today, hi* physician VJAfHINGTON,-,(llre. 29. lfl*t m id in announcing Heflin waa uf the troubled world situation , "ere fnrte end the United IHatee' — A/tii1mrle machine wlilrh «p»'n “much heller." must recngcUe them." an nl,plane 20 miles away liv th" Without referring to the rerent hent thrown off fiy the plniir-* Until- I aim Prince I on univarslty rink Ing Of tha American gun host tion. T h e single ropy price of m otor ! I* itrarlng p*>rfrcliiin*five cent* will remain unchanged, amid ;T*-nt »cricey- al (lie hand* waa officially rall,*l the College c f 1‘anay, ny any other specific In"In Tumps, a* In other cities New Jersey, * lid rn t, and diaclalming any unof arnqr engineers. . i fr'endly gesture Inward any p a r throughout the United Rtatee, of — M irular nation, h* aaid merely that Ihe heavily Increased ro„t iff) recent evenla had caused him production forces Ihe raising of subscription prices. Newsprint * * 11 "grow ing concern." ;*a r S Tha new step In <hn president's paper, for eiam ple, ha* gone up uncompromising huuget-lialinelng| 2* percent In the last three ram ptign waa revealcl following year* and Mte* have more than The avhllr*>n Inver* of this city j'lig h la.o f tl Field and | ;r>tt*.l Preaa dieclosure that Ilia I doubled In the p a il two years. will g e l-th e ir firs1 opportunity-’ lh w ill feelui herlng up (J5(|,oo0j>0ll civilian rftnaarvatlon Oilier roste have riirni relative i.ee the yuniH of g sm ts Haturiisy d rills but i » a light m rpe appropriation may ba cut by If. making an Inerenan |„ *uh Impeantlve in sftcmnngi when the Hanford HemI- errim m age i 1123 .130 ,000 , n e c e s s ita tin g th e arrtpllon rets* l‘ro B latkcsis clash with a Hem- NAME. F SCHOOL aerspping of 404 campa and order to melnlgjif pew* and fealurw atsndard* on the plane mole High School A ll-Star teem Fred Genes H. II. 8 . IC m I I i m , m P e a * TW eeel of atcollenro tn whlrh Tim** made up of chiefly Hemlnole stars Jim Young readers are accustomed,” ■ of this season and Ihose Celery N; A. Itilk i Feds of the past sen,ona that are Bud Wilkins l.nme for Ihe holiday vacations H ralliy Odh S t Augustine Praised In Radio Hookup Em inent Educator To Lecture A t Rollins “Pioneer Nlfrht” To BeH eld/lpiLtke Mary Jackson Praises Government Aid Calls Recovery Pfo* gram Successful In R estoring Business PHILADELPHIA; Dfefc' 29,. — <AP)—AimlaUnt Altottwr ficncrnl Robert it. Jccknon ncctincd '‘bln buiilhtki" today of Rolnff on a "atrikn*' ncalnat the government itfan effort "lo liquidate thi. New. Deal." The administration's antl^ mmtn|)oly cruiwdor lit an ad* ness- had seised upon lhe reces­ sion "as a cudgel to whack con­ cessions out of Me govern men L" ' They wleh. he added, - to MR* uldate Ihe New Deal and throw off all governm ental Interference w ith their Incorporated, InIttaU vi and th eir Inelde ‘aristocrat!* anarchy.' Jeekion said the governm ent wee "th e only agency with pow­ e r lo condition rapllallem and Industrialism to survive" and suggested business w as blind to tho advantages It receives froto the process. "The unvarnished tru th ," ho said, "la th at the governnMaVa rv cv -srr program has succeeded ituvrffafr sMe 44 W e e tlv e ly i l i d ' r e s t o r i n g th* profits of buslaeab. Labor has had no such advenes. The smell m erchant has had Ito such prosperity, The sm all menu* faclurer Ins had not such ad ­ vantage. Tho only ju s t criticism that ran be made of economic operations of the New Deal Is that It art our breakfast for m rnnary and let the cat ateal | l | It ilhl not sufficiently guard re* rn rrry from tho raids of th e ' monopolist. One group In the United S lates that has n o e a u a a for com plaint Is the 'b lf'b u a l* ness’ group." • Playoff Continues In Chess Tourney It. M. Burns, local chsgg player, wfll conHnuo the playoff with W. II. Griffith of D eU nC I f ’ the V aldai Hotel tomorrowJor the C entral Florida Chess Champion *hlp, It w as learned I "day. lM Bach of tha players h as* won two games end have played two draw s, Tha rule* undeo which they era playing provide that the winner of th e B ret Hop gems* |* the cham pion provide Inc he hae n two game m argin, Mr. Duma won from Jo* Bcngr l* tt—- o f D eU nd. ei-C entred Florida champion, h r a m argin of e games to ona tn ■ proVtcaan tournam ent ;<.i Baskets D istributed By Salvation A rm y Approaimately - 200 ph gathered In Ute Salvation i Citadel Monday .night fl Christmas program spanner* *he,' Young People of the 0 Salvation Army offlelala VO ad today * adding that. ( Clau4 teas present *nd dlgtr rd candy, nuts and fruits ai The Salvstlon Army h r nisanq of th e Em pty stocking Fund distributed IB gm eroua basket! of groceries, 84B toys, end 68 garm ents lo those to the County who a re needy, A rm y officiate a s p rassfd/M hs 1r eppreciatlen to each clt Iseti in Hentord and vi­ cinity who coo'rlhuted to make C hristm as wortbwhlla f ig thaaa less fortunate to Semtoqto. County. : » Amerieea Cam eglo Institute's C hrist to America, will assist in miatoricgl plan fo r ilia prrsrrva- ;ha adult education program a t Jlon a f f l Angnattoa "nd said Rollins College this y ear by giving it w M 4 he a floe thing f e r |a course of flva- lectures on "HuFlorida and th a nation. jm enlatic CollacUvIam n r Spiritual Bbe atou told b a r nation wMe Democracy^' audience about I t Augustine's | The leelurei. which will dwall famous dish, fried shrimp, and particularly upon the Conflict of Editor N ina Hawkins of the f t church and etoto, will be given A aasetiae rnaerd. tSetordaye a t U A. M. to the Annto Pertly cloudy and a n * Oq Dee. f t a t I t ; (4 o'clock Rnaaall Theatre bagtontog on F e b ' noon M ies Meflrido will law ruary l i . Admission will *be free uuaeitled tonight and TRa; about F a ta l. Reach end Miami and regtatraUMf will n o t ba ra- poaetkly oecaalafWtl mlat <W over. atotU n WDBO in another qulred to altond thin course n l the showers gear afgd coast, o An U'snM^Jag entertainm ent Program hag- been arranged end U la a i yoemd t largo throng wlU aUewA YRq feetlvltto* are ■cbedalM W 'b e g in a t T:M LOCAL WEATHER ..... p p to..,— ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8703bf3300919a30995c7c5658b5d148.pdf ff3f37de4753c581d8df419df1284a42 PDF Text Text i s . V *. A S' ! rnh ■■■yt-.Kf&Sis pag e n o n '< T in ! BANFORD n E R X LD , BAIfFORD, TO rtU IJ A ■■ 1 ■■ I ' <1 JIJU . »■ M A N P IC T U R E O F T W O M E N ABO U T M A N H A TTA N By GEORGE TUCKHU HE NEW Yt>RK, Dee. 14.-A a generation nf ,o ugn. E E n M Illl In N i* Tor* ba« wn*. | When lit* leach.r cuggnjlcd ■PPMn to bo one of the mn»t Ii* piirenit hi* rarer under Hie oxtr«r»(int apartments on rce- nnra.' i.f niuxc; j>: , rablno, Ito 1' or*. Howarar It roit i.uly a| Hnlten »’<|iilml"iii. Niulll. d>; • * Mil nil idd , for moft of I a dined. "‘It In uutiuMNiux l.i think L,\ , Ittarr !• rosily at*(. retting*. Ihnl Amoilrun l.mii"* nnd Aui.-rl ■*** Hi* cootin la a tbtatrital pro- ran ti nrlmr* run put prtxtun; daoar and rom him ha obtain* i h « d slapere.* aaamlngly larlih fixture* I pm ]„. billed l.tmrelf nn<l>r the of coal If plan which fall io[ bonc»t hut wholly tmrmnanllc larrlr* lha rcyliw* n'tuin of—Jm Kmllh. What appaora to be n Irak"If Anie, |i.-.tn* oiu^t aludy wood wall Inlaid with allrar I* nbnuiil." Iiii in-k*. "why I* It ■really baartrboard clayarty paint- that mu.i tf iliu In.l Icaclier* •d. A plpa or*an I* of the iam» | coni" to Auii>|ti-nr.‘ matarlal- Costly book ca.ei, and I And iilii.flii-r thing; "It would a m*ntl« of nrteclan orlaln are i In* « r 1. 11 ihlnit fur Ainorlran Umt* too, but they *r* nnlr lifoalla - In i Is*, iiji't .i world V •mart dnpllratea, Kran the old Amorlrnn* would ting uudor Hide maatara on lha walla are Hirer own omniyt." tyr wrought phonlaa. ,J|* wouldn't Nolnt iliinf famous •Tlallnn' iwap them for lha original!. "I | opera Mao me redly Auii'ihun*. art a fiction i»i," ha ri plain*. “ I lltctl m: f.litn. 11.• llenlOhHII. do hottar work In an atn.oaphare who U re-illy ji Hi l:rnliin of .Ct waha-ballara.--------- i---------l-ntHnrii ...tf (lief Ilr»--Fi-«' li Itonelll, Boma propi* lira la Now York. ni,|,„,| ||„nn „ r N(,w v„,«. for foara without trrlnR many I ------ -of Ha Iraaauraa. Thu Idea, of eooraa, la: -Why ruah; I will IdlCH C iir ls In U tH T r C C P L A Y IN G A r ,1 ~ F R ID A Y . DECEMBER 14, ........ ... *■ ■ ■ Greyhound Racing Season Will Open !£B2 ,* ecB,r“cU S U N D A Y G AM E OF G O LF O n vm M fin d n v iT iu n u u y K l V h f I No definite «nnonne*m>nt waa n i g n i mBd4 u ,0 ^ of u r fB(or, Cm IIiumO prom Hag# On. Inwf ‘ ‘" £ bat jlrlk k lmdcra intia'.nnd*, pa,Mock, kennels and other ,h“ l • noth'T «»««••* IwHIoua of tlie track havo been hr held In tho near Jotura. ' r. imlninl In prtpaiatlcn for the _ _ _ _ _ — T " ’'- „ .. - I Tlia avrragr rocabalary of the, 1" ’ r*? r mi|T Sou«h« rn Californio Imltat iltparimeol* this meHum. Uyar ____ yi * , 1 1 U k r -s i l • .1 y .f * j fioldhrrg I* again general mana grc. Ucorgo llerarman will act aa mutual manager. Mr. Raairman ha* *«* . m > % . . 'i N k ■ ' r 'vT *1 i *- . - t w [ dpw*. Ktldlt llurkhnrt, lure oprt- ' I TttOT, WhRrr'Cinnally, money room . m.-nager, Harry Millar, odd* bnant minagrr. I*-c Trait, Helot rtumt i manager and Krn Hnilgra, odd* manager. u — i.Wba'' ’ S 'i Is T ill* A flc r n n o n Hake llutli, Imiicatisl by arrow at l*ft. playnl a game of golf w Uh ihr man you do not *er. Imllcjlrd by arrow at the ria’.it. We In coming. Tor Inatanrr. I hare Imve trtoum to h. l i-vc. Itiough. that he I. the myotrrlou* Juhn M.hi tague. Thr people In Imrrrm. around, over and under the contr*tnayar boon to thn Btatu* of; Arrangniruta luve hem tiuuh' no'* are n lot t f ‘other folio" i w !» pild n dollar >wrh to watch. A » thl* plHure wa* taken llie lO.noa rtsh cu:tomer* had Juxt broken ", Ltbarty, I ba»a iron It from for over .100 rhlhln-n tJ,o ore <•ahora and from paaalng *hlp* puted Jo I’lilhi-r nt the Ciiioirtiiul'y no the mnleh r.f ihrlr >rn l dadilng nrnm Ihe f.ilrway*, tramp rg of greens, and complete occupation of the rough. Thl* craxy apee* P>IWa Annenlu-r- and ihe ll*h'» Old rrkxnn and tlnth wa* atagcil al the Frr*h Meadow Country Club, tboaaanda of llmoa, but t have lliiir.'nm* T i e In *’i idi I I'nil. e'| •nele leduren Monlagt"* ______ _____________ i_____________ narrr boon mil to It and climbed fii.Kl u'rlork Hill tifiemooli wlwu N<*e York, and the fiuHsklu- went In charity, Ha back-braaklng alalrway. the Klk'i will oiul.e lliclr wmmnt' Cnl'nim ~r*m *■,.. O'— tc. forre their ilemnnd*, llie Hrrald A fine riampla of how ro itl*trlhulii>o of >«•- -nti, tn'chilil , ifi'titSt “ilefin!Ilit niid roorngriius ip fi I ( V lU lU f C o n tr ib u tio n s T o I»*‘ HI m mi H.ii Mihjertp" fn m iil 1 U lll.IL .a i V.113I3 mote ona may bo In IhU town Mil aiiimet Hr* fm 'ih.' i i.-hn m . . . . ma reliably iiifoimed thla luorn* F u n d N e a r $150 h,g. ta tho nporlrnco of Jim Crow op relief, rhllroi to j t l|m citoimH*') S U r ,. tho football coach and fro. Amln-w t’.u mouy, ininoini.-i-l k. ■. 0 d—.imuuI^. _iimi ngreuil .» UU _ ---- I The organizer waa quiteil aa (P e a n u t ) Orantland Itlrb, "tho apnrta ml |IihIhj-. niSTfnjt'nml iT..* puWr li CaaiiaiMg fraia Pag* On* _ dying that Hie mulling plant IC lIflirjtf N n P f l f l f l ' l ' I1" ’ 1,1 " h '‘"lldlott III nta but we iiilt’iid lo do llie teal we l i l l l l ^ C I , i l L L t l l t l ( nr*», ri':h* le"er that llllle** the omnlat. Thoy arc noil door1rmdially lovlleil fit dleiiil mill „ , . „ . «I'H Ha wage scale of 20 la 30 I- re,. ............... ... in ri.n„ *7 „ rur, with H.e fund. ayaiUUa and „ nU , n ^ ih0u|(, h#vo ^ nolghlior*. but laat year they urunur that m tunny Klim u- I"C-nlirutd from ILyrp One t*w oarh olhar only twice—In1 rllile In- pn-iiit It o i l millt" ..... .. n r.d m ........... ,.r . ■» - ful " ■" located lu China where cheap labor , ul-,,,. .... ill ... » “ * I'** l.ibulhma which have been rereiy . Darlln and In l*>* Angole*. Idirhl Ihm of ore r*<>ti I }■ nn-l nv * i,i<|ui>.ii'itiii'ir.-i, I I It . .IK i" I ill IIOI le mi> |B , .j,, ",| ,y t„» *:rlker* ,.,1« ir,n b' “ “ WlMarl, “ Many |u-o|ilo JilnniP <*;rii• • • !: oil tnek*-of < lely, *' omi I le ............ I II.lie I.o.l I tVl'IMil, I1 1.1 ,1 HMiT|im ............. _...i..u_.i,_______ . . I llo al«o xlnleil that 150 peranna III f,, f»M«| ift|*1 III Mualr lorer* tulibed tholr ryeij l^ulge offiriul > eli|uu th'-.ol Hint •Tea , l'ie (,y 11<lvui'.ttiiv, Mi l IH I II ■ fill) • llvd'lll — —----• ruuit join the onion before a gen I'.iiv.-niliicn1 , {,• „ iime ,,f |*|*ir trouble* fellow*': S t a l l 30-3*1 whan lhoy road In tholr nrwelthi. ymr'* piu:'.rtioi f>v 'he i.eetly it miiliiiiMi'illv i-r t'xlrnva- j.I'it f» fin* thirl. j> . ."till ll.o g.ivenimeUi Unknown lYhcrler .uhl. "htil 17.00 vial *1rlke run he railed and a . popart of lha dnhot of a young children In one i f the tie*;,' oaten gant" lt, | , llie, »„„ihn-i»id. III.' lira„r I'.emho1 luinten.pt 6.00 l,* <* ir* line muiatainnl. will, an Mra. W. M. Scott nf the a|tprii|ir'u<..ii». I" d baritone—Joa Smith by noma —.rive and rsprewil tli'lc'n|ipivcli* mint e .on* rnn.iol la- I.mil. I S ta te M a rk e t j’oq Although no nreunite rtmol nf. e puli’ leal pin lem. a friend ta Naw York the nthor nlglil. tlen l" tlm-e In Knnfnrd oliiMhe t.lMi-ll haye oultelnnui) lh. t.wlt >* I" 'ho-•* tveonnierided by h'ecrt*K00 1*le oiun'icr of employrva who f.pp"ru-iil-> . f .lie gnvrrnni«nt t hrlslmaa aplrlt luxh in rutkail by 'lie litre''ive Ha aaema headed for the lle.CMIlly who contiihu'iil In mak" tnry of iV* Tn:"<iiii fforvrnlhau d maud it make gi»ul it* pledge 10 IJnknimU SANFORD; FLORIDA j ’oo Joined the-union could ho ohlalni'd, | Ilian alagr, but hla name rcveml hmuln l loe-ly rliihlrro '"’I'hrMucnl*. Now t'ongn-vi In. 11. it ri"a-nl Yen- Yoih HM-trli limit'* e K O O ov,r 200 contract* were dldrlbuted «'...|i 1 Hu' i.j.ikei" to have < u ” l.'nktiown ..... ikju i* up l'«ie‘leully no wry rf | I bare alunhed Now Yorh.happy on f'hrldmni diy. oi'l. the l .i Kih.li i' mil nppnnat toph'il ferlOrjea nml ollnr Im.'.l a friend "II I hi< fljlllrt i p'LMIll d by i,. • 1.00 uf ll " pre‘ til-11 r.ill to hipltonv-. 1.00) h'l**. .".Knnlu“* All'll". I lit. told It w. i.l.l lie .tiffI Unknown 1.00 W e ’d L ik e It* t |VIItifitl <H|Jls, n l' <o ii’|.l<<nhlt final nml other a friend JH) wtrbuia di-partuirn*,1’ , „ , , „ un„. i„,.i I , '"bif. ii"i troll nre. niul the r v ill :n mi-.iTiil.idiM' nlork* »i the I'll.* Total 19A0* T o E xp ress "'lu i ler i ahi an imli p. iiil,m area unlra* the nliiken wen. rvlll.il Trevlon* jionirit- ionel n;- nry c.iLld lim . ( 'n l l e d i o n s A s k e d O u r G r e e tin g s ■li.iukly. firand Tutal 147.711 tienle the mid for vel'ioua uplirivera of tU'W'pap :■ and ii.a^pi "pi i:ii ii’im nml mnhe* up Hiigg.-*;- F o r D i s a b l e d V c t e r u n u In P e rs o n B u t W e nrlrn* delivery 1n’H.' rolptl to “ " Ill liijili'id* i-iii'ii year, Irpartmint Mendm * of the Atnerleun »'»•>-*• nod iwcnpy llu.tr garegvN. Driver* of three I'realdenl lliinrvell’* nrolit C a n ’ t S o W e ’ ll J u st • riurr* wen. irndy to Jojo them. I warning In rongrra" Hint II mini 1,. Rio 1 AuVlPary liavo ptae. it ■■ - - ----- — ----;—7— Two dell work*, I wj natlaHalertnuiiii<e liiiimdin'ijy nr takr I tier " 'f i l l D j a * N i» v m a n a g e m e n t Irril airphoto pkinta lodwino molor Illatue ft.-- no , unlmlnneod ludgrd furWry were occupied ly worker* arntttnl I filer rcMntiiwnt among c„ iaiIH>ni ki, * in «yi.i|.nlhy Vviil. strikrs at the eonu. hgMalur* nn.l brcighl n Hlri. , ........ ,Btl^ ,, Goodrich ftic'ory, whvru 2kC0 ei’iil'di I offer of ,o.i,i, iul,.,i, from , ,, ,. II, ..r cigar*, elglielle. worker* remained in tho t'lant, f.t'Utlii III «!• UUCialf v. )i r.tliotoifuJ In . tilii, b"Ue i, . City f *. InMltutlnn, FROPRIETOU au.rounded by mobile gu.nl*. He w-„Be. ..... . bill. ! 11. " h' r f"'’ ..../ V * t* Workman. 101...minder nl .......... 1,0.1. r while* hou«e’• ' n r ' H iV>T V'n” PHONE 01.10 rallforn’a’* large Chinese pop­ T ru ck & A u to r'lfi'eny which pet llieni “on Ihe 10TII ST. A N D FRI«:NC’ II AYE.ulation uriginateil during the I‘i Imiiii* uf'er the rpeclol . . . S e r v ic e CONTRACTING COMPANY gold niih. i •• ■•tan had ............. withunt rn« «">l>b." lar**log nl iho HOOD TIKES AND TURKS HodIra— Springs—Trailer* nriliur any purl uf Ifoo.i vcdl’a AMt.-rin'n l^-xlun toporlml tialar. A price you can afford .-••VI n point 111.11*10111, fieri prnd1 ’ ,"r" 1 le-s'on Commander hr dthn*o wl.o co-opciaiion wi>to iliaiildo't to pay iiv- I'riirn-rtiiiii preimred lo sliilte t'C puhllc in tf.1ring |thl* In* war. htich by forei'lg ,hnrtie leitiiclion* rauli'nlt n Merry t'hrl*tm,r* in rppro|irhdlon* fin pet mov deni project* i ih n» Iho Tnim-mer D ru n k en n es s fir in g s | vnlliy eulhr^lie. , l l-kt llinl of Itrprhal .‘ i & r S e n te n c e To J a il The foil hint of itpri nl ramn STOP . I In i h-i'.ii- in Hie pre.idriit from J.,*.,e* I'l.upiirll vr*a gtren a LOOK I*' ii" .-nta'l'e I'll- , , di nioernl, I* r* I :-il. r of Ihe i. ire*, fill Si' day * Rlrulght * i.l no' and & I ""■ e field ji 'trill I the wagla- fill'd (he i o , t i of pionrL'lltki.i LISTEN a, 1 when lm il.tol.'il iti'HO to' I."niiwrlght, I' ll' l-i'l, dim |l;e.,orrnt. uflel-Oklahom lemllle; ill "tikit|lo-»* ilmrgrv for Ike f l|.vi-v,.' hoeee ou' |lh... 'i rondo I tier eummitlve in Chilrimin IAMI UR MRMl Imii.'f llo* iieiil of rt i'nlllng hiylj* tl.l.d lim.. Hi* ye.tr before 9'*mt M f Im Ii M kf i.ny 1 [n-t.din -,'iVI. I*'Ihid |." *V".dil Jo.Ik • II W. War,1 yeMordur. | »rw n I I li nrputiizo tiny economy I Idv. wl.i. li Tl.o |:".l Hum (‘nii.(ilm I w*a M« Rf N * •RftlRl NHlIl he il.irrllh.l in llie “firrit nurm nr.alined Itrfnre the Judge on'• I h 4 Tftllab of wli'ii tongn-i.i n.ei'la t li.ill.tr r* n he wax flood aynln Jan. JI. ' I-T. ..nil io,t» with tin. adnion" I The To5nil p.nl <d ll.o pivnl* lim. |ltul t.o ..01.1,1 iwrltii Ihe Cnurlrotta L E ffid en l Ji 'I .online.* If li» wax again SERVICE U'cnlixl for drunkenre**. lat A French— Tel. 0121 Hi. r. uniy Judge *txo an. $2.00 rKl.KKY l-'nil THIS ICi.ir.l Alfrod N .all, negro, to' SEASON five file inoiitl.x In tho I'ounty' Throw i>»"tnr »f Tohnfrn lnt*l win. iiM uf fh« Hirailnv Ji.ll wl.i-n lie plied.,! KUl.ty ti. G u lf S ta tio n Inin II1 mi >n»m ir fwlerr* larreuy rh..ire<. I n>. fiii'iil|ift uinl all vi-iriiHiitin li» KpfR II ft'trun mwl fl#-» ft Ml! »l|ih|n Will III * lil.il Imuit » k<I f !•hitn* It I* n lliv r/, Eckerson Men Organized By C. I. 0. Agents Whtcler S ays ^Watchdog. For ft Shaver ; the reputation aa one i f lha faa f . eat and nm*t accurata ealculatoi. around rice tracks ,ln America. I | Harry llohr will net aa chairman 1 ami nniionnrer, K. M. Meta will have chirge of program*. Japie* Hell, paddock jmlgr. Joa 1 Morrbi. palrol Jndgo, Max Gobi- j berg, aicoclata judge. Eddie "Too U ta" Srhnrfor will want brHora nf the rinsing of tha mutacl win For Sale AY ....11f",," ■' l,,,M|o" In Franct Grows Following Strike Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch SH E LL Service' Station Martin’s Garage General Repairing HARVEY HODGES Merry Chrirtmas SANFORD ELECTRIC Martin’s Garage A WISH F S R YOU A WISH fOft YOU AS CANDUS • m um c A u po n THE BOUGHS OF m a h d p in c - hav CHRISTMAS JOY ENGLISH’S • iv rr f..r Iam iin fm i« . foi»**R .iM I hr1 imMrn Tl*t I iIjin! I mmI muhia uliiiiilil " In* nii|tivH4i»<1. T n L im i |ln«| Ik tfi* rlim fwM catit! winri rffiN ||v»* Iiii»* i lli'iil ^ Mu- mtn.fi T.dwcr.i Snuff IJ-VOO per Inn Tbhmirn Co.r»« l*u.l » » . H prp imp wild by AMD CHRISTMAS CHEER VJITH Y O U THROUGHOUT THIYEAR FLY C H R IS T M A S A N D WDRIH WHILE/ SU N D AY D AY & N IG H T WITH F LYE R S INC. * AUTO STUNTS STU N T F L Y IN G SANFORD A I W O R T CH ARTER T R II*8 U PE N T . I S m y t T l O N G lV E a Chriatmaa gift that will get real use every day of the coming year. The San­ ford Herald Is a gift that everyone will'appre­ GIFT / ciate. There are FEATURES—that will be en­ LE T US D E M O N S T R A T E TH E N E W 49F o g M ore*P ow er Sprayer IN CORONA* Y O U R O W N F IE L D A N D W IT H Y O U R O W N D R IV E R Herald targataa iTO AlCTOR 8P R A ICE M ACH IN E CO. njiae *t . vuoan «■ lnc.f Sanford M achine C o. TELEPHONE ■- —from every part of the world.. . ADS—that ter nvn ifa and make It a pracwill bring greater savings U as a useful one. It la so easy tical gift aa well to give, too rAlao 1 HAYNES joyed by every member of the family.. . NEW S ' just phone 148. �Sanford la Tka Dbijy Centra] Ua City ‘Affording Rail, Highway Seminole County Product* More Fruit And Vegetableo Than Any Similar Area In America S A N F d lt D , A G v c r tis e s F lo r id a Eight Persons Kilted, And 60 Hurt In Madrid In s u rg e n ts H u rl F L O R ID A , N E W MONDAY. D E C E M B E R 27, 19.1 Established In 1908 T U B E R C U L O S IS H O S P IT A L F O R F L Q R ID A 400 S h e lls A t O ld S p a n ­ is h C ity In F o r ty - E ig h t C. In fa n tr y Is S e e n *lCit B a c k b o n e O f S e r v ic e D e s p it e A ir p la n e s H ou rs I V i m m II iiii * a * ill* la ir Three person* were killed ami eight injured when a shell nCuini a direct hit on a ntn-et ear in the center of tin. city where moat of the. insurgent fira was concent rated. A government di*putrti repo.-l* ed four insurgent warships had bomhetded Caatellon sml Vltwtx-sj on the ftpaniah raa* coast Sunday | without Inflicting much dsraxffv F a v o r ite In F e a tu re Meanwliilc, loyalist' repurl* E v e n t Is E x p e c te d from Teruel Imlicu'i-d the gov­ ernment advance was tapidly T o B e S i d e T r a ffic mopping up the city The official Spanish news agency said tieA third mine’ will lie ailihd rebel infantry barrack* were rap­ those of Willi Fanny and Babe tured after u bloody akirmiah. A detachment of government Tucker tonight when a classy field troop* stormed the Church of of elghl dogs crosses (be finish San Juan, rapturing insurgent line In the inaugural Handicap troops who had been (tapped futurity race, feature t-vrnt of the there for two days. i pvning night of 10 gteyhouud Th* loyalist command sqtil Everything Ready For Dog Track's Inaugural Tonight I Phone! 48 . d U ,li’ l r a W c ih a le n , R a ilw a y i rrr IT Y N E W S B R IE F S Annual Census Of Seminole Birds Is Made By Society II the tito In hi mis nnw Imiteal tn In *nd E x -W a r S e c re ta ry T o B e B u r ie d T u e s d a y Im p o rta n t J u n c tio n A,so ™O '9 ,To ‘Ad‘ f Japanese vancc ;{no Americans^ Arc Endangered toll be-t Hetnlnoh* umi-Mimed tin* mm iiiiik hr the Hemlitide I 'nun I) f a i r A ssim-Iu II imi. Tin* n Ilia I* »• I i..lii Ii-i| (o r Mnnil.it nnthl ut 7 00 uVliH-k. Jutl .'I mid *111. ti)ii„(> !L " I i ‘ l*ia__u||ij ills 111s. rlushiR H Jlm d a) night, Jan. :s. ■ . (lent re Thurston, president of tile Pair Asuielstliill, li.i* niiineil W. J. Toll, i-\i-riill(i- rhalrman; Jack A Purcell, Director nt I’lilillrlly, anil llnlph liana HI, illroclnr nt |iuhltc relallon*. The Aailculturul l)ii|uirlmi’nt Hit* year will nnr* mmIn he under Ihe direction nt t'ounly Ari'iil ('. II, . Daemon, while Mr*. (Ilmira Kendall, home demon* etrallon , nRi-nl, will hate rhurnr nf Ike Homo Dfinoustiution De­ portment. Mr. Tliuiwtini stairs (hat pin lihsats IM, year will not only he placed on Aarlciil total pi lilbila, hill Hint CHrll* as well will hold n predominate *plara. I’rlra award* for all rontaat* Ins division*. this year will |i|t*la* iHTti|mtinii ttf T nittuti, ciliiihl o f SliiiiittuiK provinca mill tin* Mi-vi-nt It Chlnetta Diuviitdn) nipititl _(«U to iln- .Iniumi'di' forrea. T*liinii wiih llio objective nf <mi* nf w-vernl Jnptineita retiimlM that sivnrtm-d iicroaa the Yellow River ever the week-end with the evident purpose of addim* ell of Khniilting to Japan’* rtioe of eomuiest Tie- ............ iliapalrlie* also reported tpe ciodine of Weihslen, no Impoltnnt hmcllon point of rollwpv lielwren T*inatt* and T*itiR>Ao, chief i-ort of the proV* Ince, Knrelrn military expert* bo* lievcd tie.InpnneMstrategy would l«* to i*olftt|. Tuingtao front the rc*l of the inovjlue. even* i natty rffccl lit,* it* occiipatiua withc.au the in-ce-iaily iif ii land* ^Jhg t-pernM-m that inlaht bo co*lly, Neatly :ieu Amrricnn* remained nt Tsiiiy'an. ready <u take refuge on - t'i’Jf‘ -Auu:ftf<ui waaahip* |g •he tipriHO The American* were mad# "object to tin* dcnlh penalty for Crimen m-n.n-.t .Inputi'a armed fotren under n Jnpancae decree rnlnblhhioir rigid law fer Cliinn’.-t i-uiiipo'inl urea*. Tin- new mien mid regulnt Iona foi ill |*.■i mil*, "including na* tional of ihiid power*." in Jup* nia-se coiitiollinl arem nppaicnt* I)' mi C'l Hie ipiCHtion of trcnly •'rhi t of oiin-r foicitm power* In *'(linn. I on ii;n Min in t-r Hindu said rodolduy the Dulled .Stole.* und Ja|uiti hod iriii lo-il mi nmicutdn inutiaaM as ess* (wrest The semi Uionthl r meeting of In d i­ Hie t"lly ( ‘oliiltlUajomT* will be T o l a l O f ~ f y l O O belli In the City Hull tonight v id u a l B ir d s Is R e ­ • I 7 .to uTlork, City Clerk cu r d ed In C o u n t Crunk It ljim*on aiinuunred today. * II. f . It. MASON Following a rus'inn of several Twenty two pet sons ate ditcheted for 11 IdI before City Judge yt-ai * standing, 20 Inlen-slnl idnl Flunk I,, Millet hi ■ session of oh-ei. i-Cn la"1 Tlllirsiluy look a ua -day rensu* of Hu- Itinl life tCsniisuait an n *v* T S rtii m the eastern part of Seminole County, ftom Sanford to laike llaincy. This rensu* has baen (C w tiaiH i an rant l i e u ) n ported to the NalloitRl AsauaU-^ liorf of Audubon SiH-lelie* tn New York and I* esp<-cted to upt-car In Hit- Jnooni y-Febtualy l. io- of llild lane, tin- official Rut-iriy magiiilne. . I'liltlvnleil fit-id*, mnrsii tulaatfs pine wootls, luud wihmI t.waio|ts glass fields, all were im-linl-'d it Hie ten limy coveted olid *hi census lusted from sun up to Minsc1. ’|he observer* liiuili-d a Hu parties, Joining at lunch u (ieneva to riunpan- notes uml plan Tor the nfh-rnnoii pail in Hie (iiogram. Due to high water llm’ limUei tin- feeding arras foe ilurks go, coined Hit- sandy lake lieai-hrt where shore hiidMhim. usually found. SOIIIII of the species nor­ mally reporled s' Mil* sensini were missed However with u linger list Hunt usual of Ihr small Iniils, ||t species and a hiinl of It. Kill imliv Idiisl hlrds were t-rronled. rumpniing fuvurr*I>ly willt the In-util of I th in llt.ld and 114 in tii:i.'i. line hud that legidnrly wintel* line, ■In* Sola oi Catolina Had. was luted on tld* rrltaus for Ho- fit*t 'Min- m fin- years The bird is .ipiVe secielive and a* it feed* liiddrii among the I Illy puds, is often oveilookt-d ilytl Higgs made an ini I-rusting illsrnvery in a stray Craslnl Flyrulrber, a breeding lout in tieml Hole County In summer but usu­ ally leslticletl to ealrrmp Koulli Flmidn nnd southward tn winter. A i-uniliinatiuM of the Chriatmas iThHU* li'-oril, n f the past five scUon. year* allows a total of Ha species recorded. Ilnwrver time nre still several sjierle* H im* are found in this section in winter uncom half mil* track * ,-*aiionly ih*1 bate escapnl (ibservaOita Returns iion during Ihrse one-day ct-uOver the week-end, Dinings "ther i-omlns- tlii«*» ycarnld* ruse , that, may he hided on fu of visitor* parked tlm ground-, In ths lul Ini bide Hie trotter lure trip*. The list of birds at Ihr Mtflil- Ipul Zoo which liu« i'eatl UcFlniu, Dlls; Addle and their iiumbei* found during dv-relopod Into one of Psnfuitl’, Jlsnurcr !:uc I I, lbi> chsnipbin ■hi* year’* census is as follows: leading atlruitkuis ( muruon I-ton, j, pibil lulled pacing filly m or 11 half lulllt Tlm antics of tin- titonkrirerk and liiiitcteatmt this *•■* proved especially oiinisliift Ii sun. Adam Jr. the pui'liig cull llm children while the lions, llm Doming two year ulds, amt hear rubs anil Ho- new African their hroodlnr leopard* also icrelvnl their (tuuthsrti It-Hr. Iir. f., lijr Mr sliaro of ulluiillon. MciJIwyn-Blaiiii-i llelle; itosll Tlm leupai-ils, which wiy llsnorer, ck. hi tiuy McKIn pUM based fdr Mm /.mi hy tic imydlrent Kiclt-oient; Dr. Ilsn (Illy, u* yet have not - been kin, btk. c., hr Iicotla lid Dor» named anil Ip'rliuilnk tomorrow IbV; Prince Admi. h. c„ hr Cal Huperlnlendent ol Parks Juiiiti uuiet Adam l‘rin- -• Irliplids, Moughton Baked that all visitors SI the Zoo cast a ballot fu All of tlo»,- animals ere naming ibe pair. Tlm name* re owned by Ur Ihiker. reiving Ihr moat vote* will be The Utb horse arriving wa* Ihu names used. Im .aid Mr. Pslln’e Dillon Hrutl, tic, by Tha voting will continue until Highland 8c<>ii la-ttle Dillon. on* week from lodsy when llm With the nirt-at of the 13, hall ol. will be counted soil Mm tha sUlta at P< intnol" now house LO CAL results published tn Tlm Han­ I id troyma*. t* "f them year ford Horsld, llslloiss sml pen­ Partly rloudy tonight and Tuce* cils will bs furnished to those day, fuimewbst unsettled near W , K . Dickerson bead master who wish to vols st s 'booth on Fji. i Coast, slightly warmer in of Ardiig (ii,in. ,i*ad Stable, Ii the premiss*, i rbejrtd^ to srr"* ted*/. sat rains nurthsast parting UmJgkt* Proposed Citrus Pact Hearing To Be Held Jan. 17 Hints Are Issued By Secretary Mayo On Farm,Safety A CLASSIFIED AD fo r County. chim e., Broadcast Given On Rollins Plan By Miss McBride \ Fair To■ Be Held On January 24lh Thl* picture show* the new plate lubeirulod* ranalurlutn which win lie ilrdU-*li-J at c-rmuun* Ic* January 3. The building, ub-ui In mile* fimn (lilinnln. wu* r»UNlriicti*l hy a slate appmpi iutu-it and n loatr-giant ftuiu ths Public WmVs Admlniat taihm and will mat mote than $7()d,iH)H wben cum- Declaring that the infantry ta atlll |ho backbone uf the sendee and that ones the iloushbuy Is properly entrenched II la Pret­ ty hard to I*t him out or the ■ round. Capt. If. C. Washburn, commanding officer of Company U. addre»**d the HolarT Ulub today on Iha auhjert *'la the National Guard WoiSh Com­ munity Support?” >„ Prior to Capt. Waahfaum'a talk. uao. Rolltna. superintendent of tha Atlantic Co*Tt 1MB Railway, Presented the Hub with a garil made from a rare wood found In tBe Ande* moun­ tain* of Bnulh America and Im­ ported to Iht* country over Mt year* ago. Tha wood for the gavll was the 'gift of M. Carroll, marhlnesl at Hie Coast l.lne shops. Outllnlnr some of th* serelees performed hv th* National Duanl, Capt. W**hhurn men­ tioned the aaalatence rendered the y|r|lm* of the l l ! ( huertcan* In and near Miami, and again following Hie 192K storm C u b a W ith d r a w s A l l which deysstated yulwkra and C h a r g e s V s . M a C h a d o Itelle Olade. Again. Capl. tVashhum »*ld NJEW YORK, Dec. 27.-A1*>-Th» (Cantlnus* •>* Piw Thr**l Cuban government Withdrew all charge* against fortnrr President Gtrardo Machado of Cuba, who had been held by llnilt-l Hiller authorities In temporary custody cn an stiradlUon wsrran’. Ma­ chado, Who is seriously ill in a hospital here, was accused In Cuba TAM.AIIABSEK, Dec. 27.-IA1 o f misapplication wof funds and —Thirty picture hint* about mass murder. The liberation of Machado, once safety for farm thlldrsn are roll. talmsl In a pamjihlrl Jdet pub­ f l k -iron man of Cuba" was forgp|li«n4 |n ibe office uf United lished by Nalhan Mayo, stale romnilasloner nf agrieullure, in States Commissioner Garrett co-operation with the Florida Coffer before whom (ha oil rad itkm proceeding was flrat trooght safety council Mayo aaki Ihe farm "I* a fi«M asveral week* ago. Meanwhile the Cuban Congress of accident activity as yet hard­ passed a general amnesty bill for ly scratched with any program al] political prisoner* inruding of safety although thla field conMachado. Tha formed president slat* of approxlmalaly nnr third -* -** —a in 'll 1 l»iu has been In cillo fOrTour year*. He of the population of Florida. dent confereltre plan that shifts . "II I* my fond hop* that the Is row at liberty to retafn to Cub* illustrated page* will cause a Ihr responsibility In Ihr student if his health permUi. caution on the part of those of and makes Jim ask Hie professor our peopln on Ihe farm to the question* instead of being spoon­ NEW YORK, Dec. IT. —t A t - end that a thought In time will fed knowledge in legulstrd dose* The beck-tonnrk march in save pain, suffering, injury, or by instructors. Miu Mcllride also told th* prtvata Industry through most loan of life and limb." o f . IM? cut deeply Into unem­ The first illustration show* two story of the Hollins Animated ployment before the' business men filing a forest fir*., The Mugatlne and the Annie Itusarll downturn Interrupted multiplies esption Is; "It* I alweys put out theatre, two contributing fstlnr* that make Rollins s "different sort Use of Jobs In tha autumn. camp ftrea before leaving?" of college", Another, showing a boy Jump­ ing over an obstacle and landing with his feet on the prongs of F i r s t C e l e r y S h i p m e n t of ■ rakt. Is raptioned: -Do I M ove* To M a rk et Jump without looking whsre I am to land. -Do I allow Umbers to be around with nails tn (hem stick­ first rarlot shipment of relitry ing up I", qaha another which from Heinlnol« County Ibis sea­ show* a girt w)ih a nail st|gk* son was shipped from Oviedo last Friday,’ II wd* reported to Ing in bar foot. One picture shows a child fall­ dejq The celery was grown by C. ing into on abandoned wall. -Da I allow old wells to remain open R 1.00. of Oviedo, on* nf lbs or with ration timber aver largest grOJfera jn tbs County, them?-, Is th* caption question. and was washed ‘and pecked by Com Commissioner Mg>» printed tko the IAik* Charm Fruit Th# American Fruit booklet for free distribution to pany. n row-r* ,>c gr» In cbergw or Jw i l l g e t I t f o r y o u . Tt Is intended primarily I* the mark *Upg grrknceinents. kg form dUldren safety cm* Tlm - lakt Charm Fruit Com­ sue." ha eaU, "but I think it pany also ’ waahad and parked i be ed equal interest U Iba first carlo! shipment from Ike County bkef year, • oemmoletounty le a s t MADRID. Di-c. 27 idb-Spunl.h tnane/en^ art illi'l >' bulleri**| continued to shell Madrid. rtttteliakrn from fir I'm ii tinn i week­ end bombardment. the worst and tnosl prolonged 'hr rnnitql had ruffrml in ■ month ItfflrhH fig­ ure* sniil ill the I * " 4t» hours 400 slo'lls had kwn poured Into! Mary Margaret McBride. Now tlm city ‘killing eight peteon*' York raHio *lnr, Is del Ire r In* a srric* of nation-wide broaden*’* from WDBO in Orlando durin:: her Chrlslmai vacation In Winter Park. Capt. Washburn Addresses Rotary On National Guard - ___ Japan Announces Capture O f Tsinan Provincial Capital ; Big Season Is Seen IAhead Eor Group At CompCassadaga Fastest Trotter In The World Is Quartered At LongwoOd Racetrack (ireyhtiund. ihe world’s fuativl Irtdllng huisc. arrived ut (lie Bcmlnule t>iIvlnac l-ark ut Iahiswuud yi-alviday niotnlmt whenh. will gu Into winter train'"* quartersUnder the Hep I'slln training haulier, and owned hr K J. Haber, Hreyb'iiund bolds the Wnrld'a trotting record <•( l:M for the uilie, surpassing wven (he famous Uhlan* recuid of 1 I t 3 4. ‘ Cardinal Prince, |:C| i s , Mr Itaker’s sterling pacer, also was Included in (be lot of |] bead, all but one of whom owned by Ibe HI. Charles. III., farmer. . Roth these rhsiurlon* will cupy Stella In familiar surround Inga for sack ha| been trained si Keralnol* fur tbs past few seasons. New to Ik* track is bury Worthy llrewer *!# , flyeycarf Id pacing mare. Ss I* Vsala Us Dover I;eg 14. champion two year-old Lrsuing 011/ over • WEATHER �I N* t • V rt* > •\ • ’ " ^ T ^ * * * ’* '* » iim u i ■ »> »*■■*■ » 1*.«A** * ^ ,*,'* | t.<f4ff * ***— *...... ,\ r ■ *r v: T ffE BXKFO SD ffE R A L f), SAftFORD, F L O R ID A > i - y i H e r a ld "i •S a n f o r d •**'r 1 ) « « < ■>■ ■ JW I W ■ • mrmmml B a u b > II m r. I l t » ml tb * r » l < « ■ ( • ! « , W w l f c B a le r I m ml l u n k a. i« » ^ ti; » ■ * * r ie * •arti m4 •« K i te■ rate t e lM t i rpaaa -ml i t n a a lB la a a a s * M l l m daa l a a * w ill I t t l a i g H I ‘f t f i l a i a lm t U la t Nt ‘m f j b s te«. • t r im an It* !•*«••< ettle. f w lm t r la ilf a l CVraa a mm4 Matt . MrtN .ll a lla l to n t l t •a Ika aw fa t aaa ll aatta iiaaaitkaa a» aal al haawto* la M r * * aal aI Mi a M l U i l a l karala. •attlaallaaa ml mmm I karala a rt alaa B C E M flK Jt I T . 3 1 7 . i'iU / * N U H „ -J^srlnla d FOOTBALL Jiy Request. BIO / « Ia » * * h * * barn 3 c ahIn I n i •Ikl* upon h i* college team. JllA lalAJJng wgi ferncloui and -bja backing w a i a dream. W h*»i b u lky W illiam look the ball bfneath bla brawny arm bad Iwo extra m m to rin g Ilia .ambulance a lirm . B U I b it lb * Imc and ran the enda Ilka apme mad bull amuck. The other learn would ahiver when ' they aaw him a tirt to buck. A M when aome riv a l tackier tried 19 block bla .lashing pace. .. On waking up, he’d ask, I "W ho f '' (drove thnl truck acron my H eV T>tc I’anny incident haa ponabd into hlalory. The Japanese have apologized, and their apology has Irccn ac­ cepted. Furthermore they have promised to pay the United Staten full Indemnity for all damages and have given complete ussuranaca that nothing like that will ever hapiten ogaln. The United Slates government aeqepta this latter promise along with the rest, at face value. But kkoplics will be Inclined to take it with a grain o f nail. The Japan­ ese government In Tokyo promises and apologizes; the a«l» mlrals on the Yangtze order the bombing and machine­ gunning. With n new Japanese drive just getting under way against Tsingtno and in the vicinity o f Hongkong where there are numerous American citizens, as well as many Kuropcans, it seems almost like cxpoctiag too much to hope that further Incidences will not occur. * And if they do, what will thn U n it e d S t a t e s do then? 8uppose another Amerlrnn gunlmat w e re attacked and sunk.by Japanese Iwmbrj* w'th more A m e ric a n lives lost? Or Just to lie different, suppose an A m e ric a n mission plnlnlv flying I he Amgriran flag wore attacked by Japan­ ese Bluejackets and the inmates lined up and machinegunned? Wc would protest uguin. And the Tokyo government would ajKtlugizc. Or |hm-Iiu|m wo should say, tho Tokyo government would a|silogize and then we would protest, so efficient is their u|M>logy machine. And no doubt Julian would guarantee Indemnities and promise not to do it again. I f the Japs knew for an nhsolutc certainty that a repetition of the Panny Incident would result in the Im­ mediate dispatch of n powerful United States fleet which would-not slop'until il had sunk every Japanese warship on tho Pacific oensn, we wonder If there would lie another incident. ' . We ought to get out of this Far Rastern war area. But |f we arc determined to remain In.tho danger rone, wo should let everyone know thnt wi* are prepared tn. fight for our rights. -------- o-------A n A w fu l F ix ft t il" B IU had lha speed—B ill had the. weight— H ill never bucked tn Florida c^izens who have been reading on tho one Imud tliuteriflo Slulu did nut havo money enough to |my .**^1 i r w ni tl g "l"» l to „goat Fro M he R whlaaed along tho school teachers and on tho other that bacro arc more while * Ha fragments strewed the than aix tnill.on dollars in the State Treasury arc naturally ‘A m fth e there had been ■landing m ... inclined to wonder itow such things can he. , iw »i which w iiE n no ona tried to calI, As tho St. Petersburg Independent explains it, Florida Th a t he caulil make h is dlaUnra is in tho same fix as the |>oor millionaire. II has u cer­ I P * through a tan-fool granite wall. tain amount of money In one fund, earmarked for some B lto n he wound up h i* college particular purpose, which can't bo used for any other pur­ ooerso eerh student's h t n ri was pose. And it has a certain amount In another fund, also * 0re. And so , Th e y wept to think bull-throated earmarked, and not available for anything else. V U would sock the line no more. on. Until there are actually millions of dollars on hand Notact wjth W illia m — In h is dreams which can't lie used for uny of the necessities immediately h* wiw 1h r Field of Fame, Where ho would buck to g lo ry la nt hand. tne t w ir l of L ife ’s big g a (si. ' 'Th e result is that if collections from one source are Bvoat are the dreams o f eollee* twice the amount expected, then the fund for which those MT*, befbrd our f ilt h hf n k A rd .f- collections are earmarked getl twice whut is needed," the T h * world is hul a * "Thnt is thought to he very that’s waiting to be Picked.. re*| , Independent iwlnt* . out. T M world la hut an open n>ad— R w h I f o r jM ilit ic fl, B u t I f c o lk -c tia iiH fro m n iin lh c r so u rc e u n til we find one day are half what is ex pec tod, or If collections don’t cotno in Hew fa r sway the goal posts are when they arc needed, Ihcn a second fund has to get ulong that called us to the play. Bo, with the sheepskin lucked be­ neath h i* arm in football style, B i l l pul on steam snd dished Into 3 * thickest of th r pile: W I 3 eye* ablnse lie sp rln 'rd where <b« U u leled highway led— W V n l l l l l woke up Ids scalp hung loose nn<| knot* adorned his head. H * tried In run the rnd* of life , h ilt with r|b crashing In is A . le n t collector tackled him and threw J|jm fo r a loss. And when ho sw ilrh rd h is course again nnd dashed Into the line Th e massive guard named Failure did a toddle on h is sp ins. 1c B U I t rird tn puut nut of lha rut, hul are ho turned tho tric k B ig h t Tackle Competition scuttled through and blocked the kick. And when ho tackled at Success In on* long, vicious prod T h f Fullback llisapuinim enl steer . ed h i* features in the sod. B i l l wms no quitter, so he tried a back Id higher gear, . B u t J * f l Qilard E n v y broke K up spd stood him un h i* ear. Whereat ho aimed a forward paw, (|ttt In tpr« various bound* o H . Canter (irre d slipped through 'a ho|* and rammed him out of bpunds B u t one day, when sc ro ss the Field __pf Fame the goal sue mod dim. old coach, . . E ly nd ,|>okr ,|iok to him. end 1said, “the main point . — ^ . ' with half whnt it needs. " , In this respect Florida is like the poor millionaire, the Independent says, who wanted to lake a trip to Florida for tho winter but thought ltd couldn’t afford it. • "My goodness, you’re worth a hundred million I" mild his sister-in-law, who had haired to he invited to go ulong. "What’s I he trouble, no ready cash?" "Well, I liavo nix m'llloti In the bank, but I can't use It.” "W hy—I’d havo thought— " . "No, I can’t use It. You sco, two million cumo from my Cuundlun mines, uud I can’t spend that on uuything hut real property. Another million comes from stock in­ vestments mill I never spend thut except on industrial financing. And tho rest of the numoy Is tied up in tho same way, I always tuku trips to Florida out of my in­ come from that little factory in Pennsylvania, hut thut factory hns beep losing money' this year. So, you see 1 can't afford ti trip to Florida." • "Well, I think thnt's silly!" sniffed the nlstcr-iii-luw, who wasn't used to keeping quiet so long. Tire stuto of Florbla is in tho same fix »s the |*oor millionaire, tho Ixijlepenilcnt concludes. It lyis.nlx million dollar* in tho treasury, but it hasn't money to pay school teachers or to buy fuel to heat Its home for the blind. And the state’s reason is the some as Die millionniro’s. It has so much In this fund, hut all the money is earmarked to lie spent by a particular department, whether it needs II or not. And It has so much In the next fund, but thnt monev Is earmnrkod for something else. And so on down the Ust. n i l win your bout r . „ . oh bucking Fa ilu re t ill y#u*vs worn Ikat piker out| IT " A M . J lU , cut-out th is fa nty sta ff — go in H | ih , low and hard; J u st keep your eyes upon 3 o boll . . sad plug on, yard by yard, ' And more than a ll, whan you sro Shruwn or tumbled w l 3 a crank, Don't ait ib a rt w b la lo i— hustle up V * P on coming bock. * ) U t p coming buck with a ll you've f ' j wot, .without on alibi, |f OaospstPion trip s you up or lands Bpon yoar eye, U n t il n t la st above the din you 31 s sentence spilled:li .....M well let 31 th is bind w in * l*ssk . and though Hw may romp nerdea your riB M w 'e end find you s t ill L !*b n t 1! ln f lin t ; .3 * One Great .p m - k ' TO O I- A T B TO s a w s i r r i . v os' L A R K H F U R — I) K L l D I I N I U l l — C A L E N D U L A S C O R N FLO W E R S— P A N 8I EH— E TC . wn iu v n a M RS. H ERB ERT F M o n ii aoc-j SOoTire K illed In Violent Deaths Over Yule Holiday C ow bsn d T 100 |B a n fo rd (T u r n . SANFORD ELECTRIC C0f APPMANCJ3} Y E F If - L ” * a n y iM M rs. Msttto White and M l.s Carrlo W h it*, former r*»W snla of th is city, returned to th e ir home In Bylvanta. Ga. th is morning after having been 3 e guests of M rs- W . I I . Stewart. FOOT TROUBLE! ^A/Dntedte.eufr. y J d a w W r i, ifc S |rOBTApphctoW f i n idy **9. rv< . you relief — l* * . penalvely. M r. *nd M r* n. n. P rt r * J r . * and daughter, W ilm a, Hob B lo jra rt snd M is* X l*rg »re t HoU n of H I. Fo te ra hiir* wer* 3 « holldsy gtiosts of M r*. W . *». m\rnv*rt- Depnrttemt Btww W D r . and M ia. F . A. Kvarhard. *1inte r reSfOettl* of Hanford, a r­ rived la st Th u ia d .y from Rlpon, TVIaeoniln, to May w ith th e ir rou­ tine. M rs. A llan I I . R'mw anti M U* Carol Stone In Rose C ourt ------------------------ (----- r - r T o -N te h t L a s t T im e s Jeanette Mac DONALD .Allan JONES “Firefly” Tu esday ^_ - W ednesday ■ >•<»• felta R d w ard ir l° TR E N T "Blossoms Oi Broadway” AiU Legalized , • wtriTi Mrti •M riM M Pari-Mutuel my S ID N E Y Jm I M cC BEA ( Except Sunday) ' Betting “Dead End’ \ F l o r i d a S U U c R a c i s a C o m m U r i o a S i a k e r v U io n I C h r is tm a s Leave Midshipman George W. McRory Jr., * student at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.. at rived Thursday morning to spend a to day Christmas leave with hi* family. Mr. klrRory Is Heminol* Ceunty's only reprrseniativr in the service academies of the country, and rn* trrrd the Naval Academy by ap­ pointment from the late Senator ^Igui^ijll. He amid today that ths moving picture, "Navy Blur and Gold", is the outstanding film of all whlrD have been made nf An­ napolis life. Many o f the scene* In Oils pic­ ture, he said, were mado un the academy grounds, and the entire picture was made under tb* super­ vision of a graduate of thr school, now a lieutenant in the nsvyr An early showing of Ihe film w*> given to the regiment of midship man at Annapolis, and he staled 3at it was the fvurl'.eo/ 3 * boys at the Institution. - TO 1IOI.U REUNION A reunion of the Class of IU37 of the Brinimile High School will b* beld in the Valdes llo<ri Tues­ day night st 7:3(1 o'clock, those In charge of 3 c 1cun ion an­ nounced today and asked <h»< all who plan to attend nntif/ Dorothy Stewart or Uraaton Huntley immediately, laBtk*. U t f mm4 S h ir le y DINE & DANCE LANEY’S DRUG .^ ,r 1 On HAVE YOU Join The W hoopee Makers . S P E C IA L T U R K E Y D IN N E R ! P H O N E 103 PRO NR jiil HAPPY TIMES are Here Again! AT _ Fred Dyson. L jle Ijt tliro p , C h n r le * Cameron. W illia m . Mlae May McBride of W ashing­ Gnelsrh, Tnntmie Hmlth end ton, D. C-. M iss Anne McBride add Pete T I I I I s . Sam McBride of M a rshvllle , N . C., iA « spending the holidays w l 3 M rs. Bruce R ise r nt her home on Y o u n i f M c R o r y H o m e tfc* Country d u b Uo*d. CAM ERA EYE PH O TO Now Y o rk SWING K I N G S * u , r a a s e ju r n m a lb * Miami B U tm o rt th is week. The Indian chameleon can caplu ll' Insects with its longue at a dl|<ancv of s is inches. and h U I L a n c y ’a. • T . F . Davl* ef N . Y ., spent the and M r*. O liver home in Eld e r out tha* th r Company's wage scale U in line w ith Ih s l |w.l.i ,.1 other canneries and is also above the average wage paid to' I s U 'l i r s tn 3 is vicinity. M r. B o lsc la ir declainl ibu n bvycott w ill be ordered sg ah.it the sale of the products- «>f Hie plant i f 3 * company does not in n h i* terms, lie staled that llto .p p -; Also Ueorro llugbas. Kdwln Hranan. Thomas Cobh, Edgar - M l** M arjo rie Oogburn left ItriUnn. Donald Junes. — John yesierday fo r Miami where she Dunn. John Atigsl, itoh Hickson. w ill attend tho convention of 3 s Gene H a rriso n , Jsmea Hmlth. pr ultimately 4.UUU.000 nii-inLvte 'Dancing Master* of America nt G iles Cbapmsn. O ri'-n K s rre ll. and 3 « l r fa m ilies of 3 e C il) aid W IRING FIXTURES 1M M A G N Q LIA M r. and M rs. B r la rc llf f Manor, hrlldaya vfRh M r Davy at (h e ir Sp rin g *. a t th e R e d A r r o w ) 10 R a ces N ightly F.VTRIFJt TONIHIIT Estelle llur1. Muriel Knox, I I * reUeraled hU statement that Wathrn. Betty j ^ u n CJj,. “ the plsnt w ill be run like I want Doudnry, Jessie Durden. It run o r not at a ll" and osscitcd l^wlge. (Ulcn Meriwether. that approglmaleiy 76 iwucciil <>f M rs. Roy I U I U visited relatives Ui M ary M cltory, Kliia b c th Pippin. t l« workars had bmvn sMs lU l f ir- J Fb itka rd , A ls ., during the holl .Marcia I W a r . N id i .Slew a il. lot with 3 e wages and working klAg con­ •Ida Gormley, Dorothy Kader, ditions at 3 e plant. H r IMtinit-d Alberta Anderson. K ilr r n lU g g , Helen Tamm. Marguerite Duncan, C e rtrvd r Hunter, Mary Dean. Margaret Connodl, M lrU m Melhaln. Angela Meisch and Jean Whlgham. Seminole County Fair To Be Hold On January 24th CeMlnee* rrsn. psae Oat be greater Ilian ever h«dor«. The Fair Aaaocl-tll.ai. through Mr. Purr ell. director of pah lirlty, annuunrwa (list II baa procured for *th* HeuUnola Courtly Pair and Catery display. United Vtafea ioisn im .n l ex­ hibits that will be shown tor the first lima la V7°rtda. An»(,her feature of this year's fair will be Ihe nqgro division. This Is *p "nilrely itew depart m*nt and-will embrace not nnly agriculture, bat dome,tic handi­ work aa well. This Fair la by ai\d for Ah* people of Hemlnote County, wt by thetr wililugnaes to axhtbll have eipcooaed their who hearted ooopar*U«n. Mr. Pur cell *aid. A cordial Invttatkx to Volusia. Orange and OsruaU •ounUsa not m ly lo attend, bat 10 exhibit a* wtll, haa bee* t ttmdod. l/ n llb a lj Capt. Washburn Addresses Rriary On NatioiiA) Giurd , , . _____ :___ ____ :___ ■ j* MYEft GOLDBERG. GENERAL MANAI ..s ’ - . . - : „ ;. ..v ... k . Hi a. Csnliwuse Pram •*■* 0 »s T ile regular lilitchi-on « f til,, nnnoiinceil yesterday that photos of finishes will l> flashed on Ihe' Hanford Junior Chamber of l.ig strecn tonight reuahllesa of i n i i.i . special d u tii* w id th ' the Conmirrve w ill l«- In-Id In the whether or n»t the rloteltots of • pul<!lc know a litt le atniul. He Voider Hotel Tuesday s i | J:I6 race require* it. Tha puhlir of » it* -i miu matsnve m wotUi an o V Iw k. o fflv la l* . of llie rlub Central F'lorklu will gel Its first ttt>*>tlg*lloit of u suppoa'd h-vk at the camera-eye system reported tta tui. " r ................. eommuolat v-hiclt Insures absolutely accuracy <h» win. plsca . and The llrm l soeliil meeting of ''.•'‘•‘•‘•"te' shew money. 111 Ha nl oi ,1 . T o u ris t . club Wi l l Void.-. Hotel . T h '' Ju " ," , 'W elfare Association lie hold In the u " f Orlando w ill *|H>n*or the evoata Umighl at 7:30 " .. ' j tonight and a ll who pay 3 * f u ll riecieu ndn,!,,),,,, pt|l^ ,,f .JB C fnl, W||| b* C. C. Earl, yweoatl) president of Ite Club, * n■; C «n lrih in liip to the upkeep of H)c nouiired today. I orphan rhiidrei; ut the Fair Onka [ h"n.«- The Itev W. F. McPherson ................... “ ' r,.,|j„.,| r.i.l year ate.-il I'tlt* was R. N. NIPPER V OF A L L KINDS ,* 1 its r.tM M i. a«e. F I F T H RA C E, fu tu rity ! F'in sty Andrews T ru e Ilu rk llrv w n re Inscription rasee-ota-r ■ J. i* •• When' It’s Flowers S A Y IT WITH If OURS 'PIPPIN GARDENS W E S T F IR S T RT. j i w i H W i m e a n x m m is g p M u x i f W E R I-T h e J E W E L E R Diuxtottds Aod Wklohw Pint Watch And Jewylry Rgpoljint DUmottd r«|out|jiff And Enjravlnf r e \i { i Capture Of Tsinan Provincial Capital m b1 1It k - Sanford Machine Co. Inc., R IL E Y ’S IPhiladelphia Creme' Cheese IBrooksdale Salmon No. 1 Can Sun Country Peaches twelve leading comedian*, fitly etorere and supporting east of .re than flee hundred pla/rre appear In in elaborate bar Iesq lie arons 3 Paramount’* gay n«w muaJcal ruinudy romance. "Illossnr** on Broadway," whirl, open* Tupedar at tb* Rita Thea­ ter. (un. Duos hi li.sla n re s w lie re r.-r mayrial I s I . d .-lu .iu l. ... iq s lit , c iv il - a>j.Iioritlcs w lin rrro r required. In Ihe U tte r rate It acta unde, the auDiorlty of tits sh e riff of Ih. rtm nly, *’*pt. V * .M .o rn w s* ^nlrttdoced try fl.-o f lo llln r. who w s. In .hargo of the progrom. f ’r « ; Idenf "alien acreage 3 Brasil ki need fro m 1,700,000 3 « , 400,099 3 lOM. H tltf •• II It. Cnlamso Inckhnlly, the management has W M m —mm— mmmmMmmm SNOW’S PAINT & GLASS CO. IN CQOOrpte A T r i l l CLASS . M IR B O ItS . P A IN T S T utm presided »t the m> etlng. and J . C. Cha»o nf W in te r Park, and Holland O 'lh -ll of flroen Cove Hprtnga were Introduced a* aue*ls « — B a tte r ie s Jn b f j r r u B M l Plan LO W 48 B U S IN E S S PO g TOtJH , CATION QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY - Pittsburgh Proof Productf g ir r l M A N ’S . WJNCfl - w iim n ! * ! ■■ M p r o d u c e F E A T U R IN G W E A P P R E C IA T E N O F O O L IN ’ l b 9 (C A R R O T S Y O U R B U S IN E S S OYSTERS u (. Freak Fork • SNOULPERS FR E E D B L IV B R Y B u f o r d , F ta . ...................... •*••#*• «»•«»*■»*»iavt A 2 lb s ._ 41 Cboica Weateyn Vo***m * . 5 lb s . Q u i E ) 1t o y 11■ gat THE VERY BEST **«• . B8BVBD ra O U U t t O T O TfAO 0 * * ° n" P I N E A I > P L E O R A N G E S d o z ............. (A P P L E S MCGETT’SLIQUORSTORE 25c ? fVR pti QtlJB — ’ PH 3 for Springtime Com 2 for ' White House Apple1Sauce GriU 4 fab. Pkg. Tall Borden’s Milk 3 for 1-4 AmerJ Oil Sardines CABBAGE ww ,,I| Martin’s Garage s '* lo o ks. fEverything ' 'Ready C IT Y B R IE F S CsntlmMS Pram Wat* On* fFor Dog Track's the M uulrlpal Poart at (lie liM-nl I ’liUve Hlalbui th is after Inaugural jTomfeht n»on Cm IS m S Pram Pa*f On* fiiilu e n D r memliei* of llie •ii'a .-il are rw iu lrs il lo per- t G A S. rjr/ , F^g M o r ^ P o w e r Sprayer ? D R IN K O N L Y ('•rkage on a ll •UI b K t 'llN P RA C K. f iP u rlly : T E N T H BA C K . 6 I t mJI*; CU Devlin H<*»e Ben ( I .m e C h g rlit Just Rrpny George 1. H ig .g in s N F u st Hi-.l MorPing Sta r .Kale .. , ifty NUd . tllns-Traffic— FrM m lty F aks l-uvky J lo n jjim D g rk T H I R D RA C K. M « mllet Ab stone F ly in g 'T h ru lush' Lucky' A l H ushy Man H lu r K in g Prlnra a s Rma AD K y r* Sussle ‘H o ll • w ill piearh Nt till* F u ll Oo#i»d*l| n o m l of tl.nir m c uif hit anw T im L o w m r T « l. . 'l 1i»cte l>n . the O rllljrt n |,lv ,n ( Y n lm l Florida In i Rprctod i t o b - m u T r * * •r a . n «si It.Md ut 7:30 o'clock • TUO*d*> t.'nlg l.l to see the openhig evottl*. ta ia a a a a u a ea a a ix JSiaA/i tn U k r. Folk and I’ln elly count- ,,,,Jirll .......... night, i liiirc h Off tria l* reported, l„ i|, I m-. mu......... the high calibre of ies and when asked lo what eatrnt A. , „f today. Th e lle v . McPherson w,.« it,.- caul,th e -c h a rity |.hs»r of It tor union planned <o continue IU h(> ^ ^ for four year* tha pastor H snd tn see the photo fin is h .sy*L E T . US. D E M O N S T R A T E oiwraUon. In ^ m ln o l. C o ^ ty 3 . mtlcors .... « plan- of <he rh u rv li “hd b *» receiitl) rs » i. CIO rrnrr»rntEtlve RlatH lhatT _ . _ l4. ti . . been eftnaged’In * »n a ¥iU i*till*th . n ili.- i l.igh class grey hounds In TH E N E W •ciivlly foe Ih . prca.nl time wtll ,•gU,,| r* " k W" " ' ‘ r* " 'Mr Arm> i-ampalrn feature rove tonight are H p risly II officers and dentgi.alea It confined to thr canning plant. . .hull 1 . . . . . D irty (linen, lu iiie Tactician, llie NTillonal ftu .iid of In response to a recent state Ihe Happy llu s ic r, IhduUiy end K ing ll.t meat by union leaders that the lln llr d Htsteo. Instead of the last three newcomer* lo A n n o u n c e s Hud), canning plant with .its prrsent National tiiia id of Fl.t.ld u, n r of J a p a n IN Y O U R O W N F IE L D I .**i<gwo. mI i , h ,i highly regarded Maine, a* wns form erly lhe| , , A r r f f T t „ I ______ wage scale belonged hi China wheru g u y hounds. S|K-rily K a il, D irty A N D W IT H Y O U R O W N D R IV E R cheap labor can be obtained, Mr. Ilmen ami I iix ie T a i l .<-tail ware Bcktrson asserted that “ the tori tea ro iia is li'iitly in the .i.oi.ey last NiiilonHl Oimrd employed by 3 c strikers belonged gtn titled A l»« oont* .bargains in urnl s<-.i*nn. Unit lit Inith an liii» t rt irli» r» m n lj —— to Russia” . T R A 0T 0 8 SPHAVLRS H \ lf I.K A D K II H U N 'S c * bu «hj»3 F ro m On$ He asserted that H|l It the pulley 4in AdmlitUlrDllvf* nfflrrrs. TI m* I 111 H<r eighth luce some of tl.o crisis arising p i> nf the company to treat tbeir cm lour of duly »d «*iM Ii offlM 'rj wUlrnN lil or Ih of Mo- Ai.iori p ira te sl gre)-hounds ever .to race di’U ll*. I f^nni tho ployes fairly" and added 3*1 offi ((FfiidilM of four your here are entered a..long them War Jnlwnun- wnr by eiult o f the fanning Company arc llut no Itriftil/ii 'Army o fflo f* r* n la-ader, l.sd y ll.o s lm .i., .Sally G orr U#*llvnr | planes more than willing lu discuss any Ii ii n any initlioiliy in I Hinds’ * stiilrmciit was made <o and Hatties. I f HaMles live s up to T E L E P H O N E 62 mutters nf a controversial nature oi4 ot« lo oftyrrr* of iho N«iilonnl Amb**ead». Grew when the hit- h is promise III srhouling events lie '.Hi employees unless the worker* llunid. <er hando<l lUin Hactt-lnry Hull's, w ill I h- hai .| to la-nl th is season, refort to attempts at coercion. Th n . o i no*il M*rvlrt*« of l l i r W nr lA-nd.-r won hot f ir s t five <>r I note errepHng In the main Ju The Canning Company preshlriil F i i l l i ’il H I r I f r , I io Mild, nn* ill pan’s emends for the ih-*tiuctb>n siv s t a lls Inst year, then was also advised that connections in tille d into tli.ee groups Th e . W# Rtaervf of the Ihinay 'and tloer Amorl- r< tiling out uf h is hot and l Fuci-to Kicn and Texas have been Ilrg u la r Army. the N all.uuil can merrhunt cea.els on Hie lecovrred h is foint. However, hd llU h l To advised nf exl*Tng condition* here ll.l.ird and the It.s.-.v e s The ] Yangtze river Dec 12. has hern lu rin g w rll a ll Hummer U n it and plan to speed up their canning T h ird Army, of which F lo rid * Slid \V. A Mason, h is owner ami High officials gave evl.lenre of activities 3 order to offset the Is a pa.I, I... lude* K e ith Caro­ intense relief over the tenor- of Iraipey. warns that he ei|H-c<s lu UEtUKMHKR OR. THRU DECEMIIF.R shortage which will result from line , utid estenda westward ... i v ir J I'tck up plenty of |.uraea with h is •he note noil » g.-nr-tnl ronvU•W the closing of the Hanford plant. Texas, n III. ,\t|i.nta il,,,. hla. k veteran. Head llon the rrisir wns over, llut th«J Mr. Boiadalr assarted that he quarters, and Is under l l i r ruinJapanese |.uhllc reoinlo.-il lgn>>r-| The D a ily Double fce<uir w ill laW*a confident of securing the mend of M alor lle i.c ia l Van ant of the leal aerio.inir-** of o lf./ .d on Ho- MH-oi.d and third m b i t a T it i f s r u u u i ui,Ion's demsnda o f 3 e company H orn tenantry. s us us usual. A dark hone, •be apparently trruitnalml rrisi* I 'la“ re ‘ i-s but that hr pltdsrd to maintain a T tn l.iln .* nf nun inm .nisslonrd •nd bf thr Imigths l « which th e. «;"<‘tg r I ., will l - e r walrldng in peaceful strike and did not antici­ |'• « *«Hcnd/. v.-rd .III,., none « f (he of f lie r s le rw ltta a fH .ln l a lie n' government had go*,, to All, • (-«*■ pate any vlolanrc whatsoever. |likndir.pper. .< the track have thui of officers- C-ipi. \V**h- (hr United Slates. Nearly *11 Hie higher official* l '« ked Mm. Ku.rie Hall, th.y liHle burn said, us tile sergeant* *»d of toe foreign .dftce were |„'htteh who IR t e s t o r u n o .r t o f the N e w M u s i c a l C o m e d y corlurrute »re III H hotter po*l 4 liro U '»-o ffic e when Arubeawdor k "1'* * « • drawn her favorite * Nil. a ( AM Don lo . t.aln Ihe |rlvat*-* than ‘ hl' d ►'’•nl and sh.ul.l % C o r a in f f T o R i l z thn iif f lc r.s hro-uose of l i l t Grew presenter! (hr note at n.-.n »P*’* *" and If w « . noted most o f the » * " . i r ’ h' •"<» closer i u i .I s i i with them. Th u N til"i> u l il. . * r r l, lie' said, group were wre.toe.l it. ....lies. P***1 ^ « « • ' « « " »*<*•••'•' " ,l» h"PThroe lan»o*» fHIR afar*, ‘U PUONK BJ N IN T H HAC K. In a rg u ia l Handk-app, fu tu rity ! Ih n U T ra ffic D irt y Omeo • K in g Rudy Speedy K h r j . j Happy B u ste r M a il* Tbc tkla n j Antt Hope Holiday ' F O U R T H RA C K , fu tu rity : (Ju lit Please Molak FlasN Past IsIgQd f lln r Tuby T e i VioTet's Andrew H unter's Kprrd H e ly t Jo | I'ln t H s90 lARGB - T Y- , T OM * M By rwtoVIn^U) aay* FUm Frodaoer WlUUa A. MeOMra from M is s . DOWN NO a i v i *W . C«ler , Lady lioraham T ru th fu l Lad R s llj- C n rr m be advised of the rsis ttn g vonuituna a»d w ill be asked not < ■ p u r­ chase product* nisnufsu:' jn -d by l l i r local cannery. In order lo-carv fo r the i- t n lo i s ' during the walkout (1 0 rc p u s.n tutlves have authori/vd agenli of » " » •fndutted by local oftlone. the s t rik e rs lo collect lu n il* and1 T in - National uuaid In ease d iu stio n s from local ritis e n s and of j p * r Is tin, f ir s t lin e s<( do he expressed themselves as grateful f«-i!xe. T in - ‘ ling ula r A rm y. for the reaponse o f which they said, I* the ci-nter a round -w hlih new potional army would have received from local merchant a tin amt residents. I h- built, iiu t t ils National Uuaid While this It the first attempt Is no u ia siiitn d aa lo be ready of Ihe CIO to organise w riter* fn r Imn 11- d i a l action, ltd arm s In Seminole County, the organist. lim_it , b. M ill, is the name • a* who plans lo establish )<erin*iicnt, of Ho- Itr-m ln r At my with IwadquaiXcrs In Hanford, -xtalrd l |,.. t-te.-plk'n of ll« finance thut the union ws* well orgatlU.il g,., intent uud il chemical AS U q i’OH KKJtVED BY TUB Ulondy Omen F v a rjrs * I lu ik U IV u r Leader (In o rd ir of post positions) F I R S T HACK, 3-18 mile: Rainbow K u l My K nig h t Cody'* Out. Lqok Tw latoe lloston Cal Ju st Fo x Jm-'a K B<>no B«lo Hurt. Betty M r. and M rs. I * I f . Echols and Frmn daughter, S h irle y , and M r. and Mary S A N F O R D -O R L A N D O K E N N E L C L U B CHARUE KOONS Sdlcci your food in m • Ual of 4*Uclou» nandwlcbM » d k . « cooked pootrioa . , , Moot your frknda at i ■■+ v ’ Ab<- Rides and Meyer Uoldherg E IG H T H H AC K, fu iu rU y t *«bl lust night.** they, completed Rpolling fdfc , JBptll* rll details for. the opening Uight CtBtlRMtf rrtfB P||| On* with dtierfmtnaUon a ra intt union* JannlsZs lUrt left 3 <* mom „ ... . JzaUoo activities and plan tn r v f s r The rooms of the Whlrh.m |h, |ht Nml|on., ub#r, lng_ for Jacksonville otter havI-at or lag visited hU parents for the home were opened ensulte fo r llrla tto n s Bo a rd *fro m which lb * Ihn occasion and were appropri* ■vgaalaer said he was ronfldeiU Christmas holidays.: ately decorated w ith pine cones, the newly organised union w ill autumn leaves and mistletoe to icci-lv* a favorable decision. ' Miss Elsie rarley of Dublin.' c s rry out a C hristm as m otif. The U C A P A W A onion Is also Oa.,'ls the gusst of her mo3 tr. A treasure hunt was held dur­ Mr*. W'. P. Brooks, at her home. ing the e s ily part of the evening demanding officia l recognition as i« le hargabiing agent fo r the AIT East Second Rlreel. . . ■ P e r which dancing was en­ employees and also a wage hike joyed. M rs. Whit;hum served re- of approximately i t p rm n t . fie shm rntn to the guests s p lA n l M r. E c k rr» 4in atalsd that he haa. and M rs, J . D. Cordell a*,| by M r*. Ed Meisch. as yet recevied no official com ) ____f »n, Te e rry , and M r. and M rs. I I . K . Those enjoying th is occasion•oiunlentlon fro m the union but Coydell and son, Buddy, sp rnt the -ChriplWlOt h e lM ty * In lls rtw a ll, were: the M isse s Oatl DeForest-j Irllm w U d that U . . U » . n. i . ^ U — M srg src t Spencer. C slh c rin s ,,0| be mct. P b oa It A re . CIO ^KHisors Local Strike At Eckerson’s Ca. V . TO TUB MUSIC (IF STORE Complete Lunch 3Sc . Mrs. R. F. Whljham enter­ tained with a party durlnr the holidays In honor nf her daugh­ ter, ■Elisabeth, on her fourteenth M r. and M rs. J . O. H a lf, spent C hristm as In JiekabuTlU*. ' Wagoner' 143 C c lc b r a fe a B ir t h d a y I b t d i F v n U v p . A< expended r i t t j y et money regard- Oggp Joint ickr Sid * In k Jh *.to rt»g In ardcr to MlnfttelQ -Glen BUto Jam *.I'-Boill d u rin g HerrctarY Bob Kbcrbwk and Eddie Burkha H , lura S p t T H R A C E, fu t n r ily i Opel a<or. olalm M ut 3 * track J* m **™ nd.w perfect,-The grade,m 3 * n J le k H efner t i l iJf^ lto U back .ir r t a h wsa ratgad »o MmUl f , ^ j |>aircn« standing 00 the m il at 3 # * , ^eI)u^, 0 w * W flP U h side c * » ’« r o 3 * dogs' feci S E V E N T H RA C E. * Id mllet nb <b« way around. bklp Up ' F o U r r ile . ."W c limk.XU*-. our greatest tea- D u frh Friend S h o it Wav* eoiv of-Wl Osya In Central Flo rid a ” Mia* A id la Noch Senator Hadley F h il I ’h lllip s, Edward McPaddrn. Lon* Laddi* Saver T in t Personadwities E liz a b e t h ^ W h ig h a m Personals The b an po r d ! n tin a K M ZA W T H W UCIIAM JORDAN, Bodrty Edlior \ye P a y C a sh F o r . F U R N l T U R J u GO . fe* dal And I W ^ " * e * T * r * » T P a ? 5T KVKKY NIGUT Try A Delicious Home*€ooked Meal . . . . . H W i a , B K O tt P E B W , 1937 I a- • • !E P»De* a<Ktk of Bro o k,V illa . | Th# P e rt o f New • Ye r% , l O n . « s r contained * * ran b y . > romratuten fc nvino r*sld<j|t» enm ut* horn* l r r u i« c i mo r . k *m \ a ik from Clearwater. Th e y were: N n T jr r J y . ' Kdward a Bw eerlnsen, 11. cute and bruises. M rs. B w sa rln jrrn , m inor >nIH R K G T O R Y Caatlnuee From r » » v One heaviest bcllday death te ll la Ju^leo. M r. vod M rs- F . C brUUr, both thn Mala lo r >many years. — Kuur. a lather, brother and ci(t and bruised about lb s taco. Tw o ^hrtety chlldron., on^. 9 two emaU eon,, were kille d when « h H r automobile h it a 7 -v rsr-o ld boy. had a broken I l f . A. B . W athlnfton, fees cuts I t m near F o rt W hiTe. l)on C a r 3 * Carter, the father. «■ ■ tak­ M d bruise s. Bw ra rlnza n. Chytsty and the ing tho fam ily from lie home In Atlanta to spend lb s h o li­ ta lle r'* son were brought to n day* with bla folk nt P in tle b o s rit» l near biers. la tho other automobile Lake, ria . M rs. t a rt e r »a » f i r s negroes. On* woman gravely Injured. . Louts N. Mol«n. Tem p* b usi­ n broken |c* and a c hild 's to*lh ness rash, and *n unknown were, knocked oat. h llr li- h lk e r ha had plrked up -were burned to death when Ml* Jan's ear eldeawlped ■ heer truck n «'*r Rrsdenlon. crashed Into another automobile and buret Into flnrae*. P u tir women To Tho Kdjlor: in July of this yosf 3 * Bi*h> e r r * hurt In the rrsc kV P Itib v rt It. Ilo s d lry , J r * New Untwsplaymwil Comaeassjlon V ork enrtneer, Wes k i l led ln _ » b is d n n c ollision at Jacksonville Ihsl short spue# of time lie se ll. Ills enn-lnslow and l ollrt led sllUo.il *UH)9 jh)0 , f Ireen UeposJled In ,.l daughter, M r. and M rs- l lu s s r ll he* V. Van Klaet of Jacksonville, Treasury of the Hulled gifts* were Injured. Ihn ciodlt of Uie Mtato lor Ui Marcus I I . Kohn. I I . Jack­ pjyioi'ul of uranmpluyuindl com so nville, left home to co 10 u |icn»allon benellt*, starting In nearby store, ■ When bo did not >931. rv liira . s search was started. To tba newspaper* of the M bc-Us ' body was found In a mate must zo a major part of ditch, lie apparently was the Ih* credit for the splendid show«li-Um of n hit-and-run d river. Inn we have been able to tnako. l-oul« lleneen of U r* n t, P l»On behalf of the many thou­ ran h is ra r Into Ihn slda of n sand* ot worker* that Dili law hrldxa n e «r Varo B»a«h and W |M old, .l-wlfh tp 01press my ('w a s k llle il. H f ir"w lro n iid ' M r. appreciation for thn spare >uu and M rs. K a rl O uternulh of havo so xpnerously given ps and t flra n l ware taken to a Po rt In sand you the Hessons' ((reel­ ; Pierce hospital with In ju rie s. ings. | f lr r « n l«. W e lls, retired b u si­ I Rlncerely, ness man of I ’srk e rs b u rs . W. H A R O L D C. W lA U L, _ ’l 1 V s - w *s found desd at 81. Director U n rip ployuitnL H t 'S A Y O U N O C O W H A N D , o n ly 11 months old. but t I'rle r s b iir x . I l l s throat slashed D ivisio n. M a rv in Jensen la a cowboy, every Inch •( h im . T h e llttlw buckaro* 1 by n rn in r blade. M a x lsirsie v u by a ll odds the sm a lle st at (he annual E lle n s b u rr, W aslh, rode*, John' T . F is h e r lnve »tl*»t*d . lulle d II suleble. which drew perform er* fro m a ll sections o f U m N o rth w e st T h o CODY, Wyo-, Dec. I T . - U P ) forest youngster la (he m u of M r. sad Mm. A . L Jensen of K lle n sb u rf* A h 3 snd-run d riv e r r* n down H u sn zo evidence ot a ________ _______ llo n ry K rlo r, lU . on * highway dlapute was found recently by ' ' " iu>ai Hulphur Hprlngs. K r le r was Ooorge llellehon nf Cody, two I H A C U A M K N TO . C o llf., Doc. k'i kille d tn stsn lly . pair* of elk antlore locked toJ e r s e y C i t y H lo e k s fM fk f t *. r 'A')— A curbing llin l reflects laiwrm ee Hmlth. IS . w s* g o llie r on tho Buffelo fo rk hunt­ ' I ” D r jf lin iZ U IlO n tlio lig h t of nn aulu'a beudligb)* stabbed to deatli In *n allorcs- ing ground. -— — ib u , clearly marking I be edge <>l ii „ n al Vero Hunch C h rU tm s* „ . pair . of .......... ........... One antler* had paneJ E R S E Y C IT V . ' N. J „ Doc. i l . pivomenl. hus I h h ii designed h y .R v o night. A m*n listed as J . i trslc d th * s k u ll ot the other. - (d-1 A . 1 , u rtb ln l noliriod t|.e C a lifo in lii d ivisio n of high- u , t I I I I s ws. arrested. |T b * wound apparently killed tho t in )•• to.duy llm t u n r u l- way*. I l is oxpcrlrd lo prove At ijib e llr . M r*. Mlldj-vdi ono e lk but the other anlm»l liin p i in oir,ni|l<. nnd hold 11 u lim b le In showing l l i r dividing lla v is, jo . mother of Iwn sm all |war *0 tig h tly locked 3 th* publli: io n Mug ••iillli o r w lllio u l M rlp In 'wo lnnc hightvny<i, now children, died nf gunshot wounds. 1 horps of bis adversary that )ie re m d l tram Urn i l l y h i I i i i I u I n- . bi-ing widely used in 31 n slate A coronnr'a Jury recorngtondM wa* unable lo break f r * s and t iu t lo ii" would I n- paid died n r. that her buahand. M o rris Dexia.I died of *t*r<»l|oo. r o rillii? in law. The 1 mall Yanglse alliga tor Is he h rld fo r th * shooting. | Th e fight m-currud months t'n risira tlo n tbmnsu, H a m lli is <be only alliga tor found wild in T w n lv * person* w * r* Injure d , aan. fnr the bmllna ot lha elks sued llm "•waridag- In n l e l l r r lb<- uld world. , In an automobile c ollisio n f lv s were dqeompoaod. In W illia m J. •'utility, id Newark. No w je rsu y ii-r.lnnal CIO ill rec­ tor. A sim ila r li- lli- r was si-nl t " t'n rl Hidderiunn, of |*nler » I'll, bead Hi Hie New Jersey Lulio r'u Non I'm 11,1111 leuxue. H .'im 'll, 11 p o lllb a l a||y nl M in o r lliig iie nod form er con grev nmn, said b» wrote "In a r p l i l l of f ‘i l r warning." T ile P i l l , b d l.r.i |o n il nllem pl in organise lo re 11 month ago, lool planned n b-i-oiid iin ln n lu itln n drive ib is work. . I In u illl also Indb-nlrd there would be nirehla I I llie P it) rn r rle il oo| Its I 11<<11<I00 In ills lillm le puoip lili-l* and papers Jlil Jersey n n -w ith or wllhm it O ff R o u te 17 a l L our w o o d |lo> e„o»eol of llie muiilclpnl tnilborlUn*.’- Three Mil*. Kou3 of Sanford Dj^Oriando Highway RU SSELL C K L K n y AVM. A ?" Young: PERK ’ S CLUB S E T O UT ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS rpugh before wr all g*i killed.’ a ll find 3 * ro od -is l» « g and * with so ft spots fa r opart, mly 3 eso ran moke 3 * e who have the U p h ill Ueart. *hen Ihey slop yon,w ith ( l or. hajt yoy with a clack, t* call Ik * sig na ls aa on coming back. I S N ’T M O N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 27 , 1937 1 O n e In c id e n t S e ttle d — — N i l « i < T C n c r '* IH lk im M . 1h i M W ff ■' iV. &l.K* jl. • 1% a . ^, ~,.sww » ,.,■ i ■ » , ! (■*'1 25 -i r Faacy SU'Btodteaa BACON lb._____ 201 ________ r_ Froah P IG S jP B S lb. (Ground B * * f A P u '’S A U S A G E 3 I Baby llaef lU V E R lb . - •L o 3 o r H ub STE A K lb . \ �' H .A* • " M A YO O f Zeppelt W i t SANFORD LA YS SAWFOTO, PX O W P ^ m BT VO LTA T O M B Y time atrocity talas sound "llks Ntwa Revlgw Editor, bed-lima stories." And the Pope Tha A P Pm tors Service barked him up. Tntling a May tfcofcar into New llarr llltltr was opening a Hun1 traey, a gnat, gray, man-made Id: fair, that last wrakend of May. nod of hydrogen bunt. Than tha vaatpocket-c r a l a n Ita navigating officer, standing Deutschland was bombed. Spaed' 1 aa a burning dach, heroically re- Iteg back to Berlin, MU ha ordered a fralaed from letllag ballast, water cruel crescendo: • out, Ha thereby kept the HindenFive German w l' burg falling faettr than If the up, opened fire on t water had been f Aed in tha flro. hit naarly ever hoc And el though three dose* persons ftpan Ish town of .died, the dirigible descended ao stole away behind 1 swiftly 0) moro tumbled oat alive.1imoke. Even before efflclaJ quisling --------------!■ began, tha hydrogen wee found • . • L gallty. Helium, n. safer gas, had The game of chei only A ia c r " J * o «u ~ -7 ^ r a *, Wn,taw Cod, 46; Kllldcar, 128; W ilm rt " P f c P " “» S M. J. Westfall, Jr, Snip* 102; Croat er Ysllow-leg»- » « * * H. Schroder. Orlando; Al- ' ! i.itoNAiior, ns H|,*rl«l Msslsr SHAftOM AND MIIAIIOM. .All(irn»lJS-:f‘‘r. I’lelnlllfe. UtUe "damme" la tb s drima. "An Americea art," Iha etyip-taasa, w is run o ff Broadway, Hollywood s t u d i o works** rtrueh. " A Star Ts Sent" boomed eefer photography. Joan Harlow, making "Batatugs," was III. ?A daks met hta bride-to-b# In Y t e m and folks wary snyteg Mrs. » Alaa the Robin, is o ; Hermit Thrush, fl; Bluebird, 4t| Blueg n y rnatcatehrr, OS; Rnbyt crowned Kinglet, 711 American Pipit, I I ; loggerhead Blrlke. 104; White-eyed Vlreo, 11; Soli­ tary Vlreo, « ; Black and Whit# - Warbler. 0; Orange-crowned W ar­ bler. 0; Myrtle Warbler, 040; Yrllow-throated Warbler,.IS; Pin* Warbler, 41; Prairie Warbler, 2; Western Palm Warbler, 227; Yel* low Palm Warbler, 7; Oven-bird, 3; and the Yellow-throat, 2ii. Also tha House Sparrow, 04; Meadowlark, St; Rad-winged Blackbird, 000; Boat-tailed Grachie, M 7 ; ' Florida Crackle. 235; Cowblrd. 7 { Cardinal, 79; Gold­ finch, MS; Red-eyed and white* eyed Tojrhee, 72; Savannah Spar­ row, 21; Grasshopper Sparrow, i ; lltnalow'a Rparrnw, 2; Veapei Sparrow, 8; PUwwooda Sparrow. 0; rhlpplng Sparrow. 02; Swamp Sparrow, |4r and the Sung Spar­ row, t, Winter flatten and Orlando member# of the Florida Audubon Society aa Wall aa two IVnnsylvanla visitors aided local .orni­ thologists in locating the birds this year. Those ro-operating ht tha census Indudsd: Jcaala H. Mason, Byr) Mlggs, W . W, Goatach, Jr.,'John J, Rocco, C. Ruaaoll Mason, Edmund B. S lo w s.. Walter J. Ward, Hicham Hovamher II, tilt, In that rsrtatii rauee el»|,.l Jtmn Wilson si al versus W. U Tihlsa » l al. will nn Monday. ihv trtf t a r at Jsriunry, ISIS. between tha Isgal hours of sola, In tram of tha rnurthnuso dnnr In Han­ ford, florid*. offer for onto and ■oil to Ills hlahssi bidder for rash Iht following deeerlli.d fsalty, sllusls In Hsmlnol* t'uunI f . Florida, fowlt: The NBH nl g v itl and ntvti of HUH; and -tail On*, Isas Wssl 10 Uiislns nl Kail SO Chains; nil In Heritor II, Tp. IS H, II 11 It; llm sums ta bs sold In Satisfy m m i.srrrs joiin ii 1 OBANOB FESTIVAL BlTIUUNtlH DEDICATED: rate handings that will ha i # 4 to aagfaaUMJas at Use Eterlda Urania EsstlI In Winter Hava# neat month, war# B L. Rockafallar DU# I ___ . . . .. .. . ____ . I , Through London-tDWtt I clogged, f crooked atreals a car aped "Mrs. ■I Cbartsa" to a hoeplteli and two waaka later Amarlcans heard about 'eaethcr lutib Lindbergh S y I John D. RocketiHer died at 0*. Waving, besides billions, n poem that waBti "I was early taught to _ - - V . . - . - II I - J n ,w| ■WOTS aa wall aa play , ■ .And u<HI waS good to mo every day." rt*” _ l fl — uatwrai t.nines u. oawo> pro dieted that, barring wars or bum- osastd or BlhrrwlM; W. T. gwlcord. It living, and It drad, all parll*. claiming lntsr*sln in m Il .T i. Jw Sartisit, it iuia«.’ *andJ ir d*ad, • " Partus .ijimia# tauraau in K i t SRSIo m ? ^ ifhm . “ ih i ^ d • '! ' “ » • * " roriis. claiming any " ’ v„, “ '.nd, . “ h nt are h*r.h» rmulrsd and Nidstsd to appear to ihs bill ul coniplstnt h*rslu |Qla ril*d against you as dslsndnats In Ihs abuts smlllsd rsus* la Ilia above namso Court st Hanfura. rioiids. on tha inud dsy of January. A. D. Illl. lbs soma bsCwurl. Up* Int a ruli dsy- #1 this ___ ______ -on yuur fallur* in appear on said Cay. dsersa are contaaae will bs snlersd saalnsl you aiu| lb- nass will prnrsed »s pari* Tha nature at tba caaa la quieting title to eald late U l tliia urilef lie pub­ lished In Hanford Herald. A NKWHPAI'Ett ul gsnsral clrautalla# Bulillabed in hemlnuls Cuuntr, Florida, nncs ssuh wash (or our aurcesalrs wash*. Wllfleaa iny hand and Ihs nttl rial seal el Ibis (‘ourt st Itsntnrd this gth day ul December, A. !• lilt. O I*. IIKIINDON. I Hr A Circuit Clerk. U. WUKKH, D. C IM A M N D T IIH Up tA l.K n r T A X CSIHTIt'ICATles In acpordance with the pmvliluna ul Chapter lilts. Arts nl lilt and upon written twiueel of H T. IIAtlPER I will ntlrr fur sale at publle outcry tu the hlaheel hldLer fur rssh at Hie Court llouaa entrant-* Vn Hanford nn the ISIh day of December l ilt at II a'rlarh A. U , I n carllllcata No k «x W I lif M 131li (MHAl.)* H A P P Y nf ll#crtn!»*r PHONE A By Increasing the percentage or mash ht the ration fed. the F * J * F lo i gradually waa ateppad I? te 1W h ■U-»a«rt£ * * r * P*r in IHT IBM, tha atudy re- •" > W a l t e r S . C o le m a n . Plume 104 or 023-J IT’S SIMPLY.; INEXCUSABLE You cannot expect to mebe friend* soclolly or In business If you have halitosis (b a d broath). Since you cannot de­ tect It yourself, the one w ay of making sure you d o not offend Is to qarqla often with * Uiterine. It Instantly d egtroyi and chocks Infection. Lambert Pharmacol Company, S t U d k R e p a ir in g D ia m o n d Missouri. S e ttin g AND E n g r a v in g M c L a u lin s J e w e le r '111 B. Park Are. ECONOMY WOOD YARD ' D E A L E R S IN A N D P I N E F IR E W O O D and^ R ce" Scott’o good Gulf goo, ih# super power fuel with easy htart log power, • quicker acceleration and longer mileage. - U m ( « « « « « T U s e d C a r S p e c ia l1 1937 C h e v r o l e t T o w n e S e d a n ......$625.1 19,16 t-DED COACH---------1935 CHEVROLET; SPORT COUPE Proctor Chevrolet Co. lilt# O. P IIKIINDON. «*lrrk of l*lrrttll I’onrl. Heiohtole Coiinff, Kloriila< SCOTTS GULF * S E R V IC E S T A T IO N MA Ford Neighborhood Servlco Station** CORNER 1ND AND PARK PHONE S77 [ D A N DUNttjLjJ5,er€l Opersllva TH EV S TO L E , T H A T P LA N E / iVl G O IN S T O KEEP A FTER TH O S E TW O U N T IL T H E Y 'R E BEHIN D -J B A R S SO HE ER RE 3 0 TTH l NO, T H E Y • 13NV ANOTHER I T O O K M I N 5 PLANS < A N D ALL A V A I L A B L S ', \ T H E R I 4 T O F _ EH 'C M A R C A T V----------- f \ T V tC b I R M I N T O N FO R „ ____ A LL T IM E / I V AIR DUNN AND ' BEARDSLEY ’ vTWE C W I£ F OF TH E LOCAL NARCOTIC OFFICE, REACH COMMANDANT OFFICE A DESTROYER CAME I N - W E CAN B E U N D E R WAV IN FIVE M IN U TE S . t h a t S .f in b , c o m m a n d e r - I VE G O T T O GET O N THAT B W P --IU . N E E D A N OLD U F E B O A T, J SO LONflk BCARDSLBY OLD M AN.TKLL ANN AND BOBBY T O LOOK AFTER W O L F - l r -* w o n t bs back i vn TILL I GET WHAT] IB • ■VBRYTMiNa/ , cdore, Improves mouth hygiene 1 ry our complete lubrication service (o keep your car running nmoolhly and cut down on squeak* and rattle*. M INNEAPOLIS) Minn.. Dro t l.-U l-T W avrrage fhlrkrt M ODKb Swaakyswlg glasses Kraft Y E A R ton W. FIRST HT. mr It rtft fl it ml nmt *•»■" liny N E W H E N R Y A . R U S S E LL SEED CO* KABLV AMKHICAN fll.AUH • FATTKHN, BANIIWH'II. COL QRKD. l-ark A vm. at Kh HI, sate. BncrtTtee equity or •- tradeTelephone double garage, FOII A PROSPEROUS AND That Hang On NOTirn UP RAMS OK T A * I'KHTIFIUATICI In m-lroid*ur*i with * llm pro* Mo matter how many medicine# Yislitna i>r Cliti|«***r Il29t. A* t* nf you have tried for your cough, cheat 111? nmt u|«on w r i l l r i i iP 'i i i r n t o f cold, or bronchial Irritation, you can K. II KllallHI! 1 wilt offer for ■■In Ml iMlhlli* i i u l t r y t o ll m Iklic It * got relief now with Crroinulslon. •at lildilt'F fur ,rn«li st lit* Courl Serious trouble may be browing and IlmiNt* tMrithr* lii Nmifunl. on Uh* you cannot altord to taka a chance lllh tiny or litfrmlmr IflT nl It with any remedy leas potent than o'clor h A M., (it r»i<lflrnt*i Oroomulalon, which goes right to held l»y ihn Milie inf*th»r wllli tha seat of ins trouble and aids Da­ nil otmllrtl iiitd .•* ul*to■tjii'i'iti Vg>'Vl«"«ft tura to soothe and heal tha InItamcd I mrbb on Him follow Ihk /leper Hi#4 Und b lii Countjr* Fl<»ri- mucous membranes and to loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. do Kiwllt ;Tvcn II other remedies hare railed, NL tots of July I.' D1T dont be dlaoouragad. try Oreomulrnvctlna t ^ l 31, Thm (I fiiova Trscl In M#e. II. Tup 20 II. aion. Your druggist la authorised to refund your money If you a n not No III of A u r S. 1911 thoroughly satisfied with the benem t r ln i Lnt* IS A H The Ufitev* Tr»r( In SI. Twp to. II. SI • J i»l bring out easwal vwtetlse of Kean Cbsaaa Spreads O u r M a n y F r ie n d s a n d C u s to m e r s from common coldi I lie KRAFT > 1 3 ^ ; CHEESE SPREADS 19th B L " q F alW Beware Coughs llanrli, in Minn*aula today- la laying nanriy tw o . dssN) more rgga . |##r than her |iradcf*«eor dlil a yatr ago. Thl# la ahown in g 10-yrap atudy of chkkkna rundurird by Oorg E. Cooke, poultry yxti-tisiun J g * W H ^ n t the University of bungalow, IIS Wert O AK attifted Advertisements P*r tefn. He ndrUk. Lnka. Mary. FOR DELICIOUS • SNACKS . . .* X; Leaser . W I w W p , .<!. WJV_ “ 'V f Sandpiper. 10; Red-bs!cked Band* ' » , U ” “ * *[*“ « ■ " * lU rrlet M. Prnn, ■piper. I ; Herring Gull, I1;. Ring* PtltcrafL Philadelphia. ------■ billed Gall, SO; Laughing Dull, t; I SO) C ro w d Dove. SO;- Crest, | Horned Owl, 1; Barred Owl. 1; and the Ktegfli&er. 11. I Also the Flicker. IS; PUeated Woodpecker, 3; Red'beltled Wood, pecker, 10; Rad-headed Wood• packer, 7; Yellow-bellied Bap* sucker, 1; Hairy Woodpecker, 2; Downy Woodpecker. I I ; Radrockaded. Woodpecker. 2; Cre*tec Flycatcher, ft Phoebe, .00; Trot Swallow, DO*; llluo Jay, IS Florida Crow.' 40 r Fish Crow 684| Chlrhpdro, I ; Tufted TU moura. 37; Ony-Headed Nut hatelk I I ; Hauaa - Wren. 40; Flor­ ida Wren, I t ; prnlile Marat r Wrett t r M a c klagb t n t r m T - C l t One five room modern ; bird, 7; and-the llrown Thiaiher About 90 per cent of Chile's cop per la produced by two big A met! Wlthia a faw hears, Jthatoa can companies. showed all America how Iran*' Atlantic airship service ceded. LEGAL NOTICE ^__ Wllhln a faw days, howevar, Ipsslan aclentlsts msfit pooalbla ’ aafly l l mtlaa from Ike North Pole, : 'te e ‘ Bate began talking about the yiatber for Arctic a vial Ion's ashe. S r • i ■ *»*• And.. IJteratars . Amelia Eariurt kissed her hus­ band good by. And Ataguela Piecdrd'e '.Belgian oiratNphorle i f , plsratten hopes w»at gp In smoke ikat asms month, ijong with bis MONDAY, mi ' 0Md R P r v Annual O f * Jr„Joh*Harry Dlthl** s* aaaaeaaasM Census * , , . Dlgllteu. B town Im , Seminole Birds Is ,*■. •* N rw York1! C ,l.k ll! meuntalw n about the aana Vintage aa U Made By S o cie ty ^ -1 .n »f b.«- aHighlands o? Scotland, CORNERSTONE adt NewtEvents Of Year > ** H V »*v4 IM FCCLINtS i FIN ALL. RIGHT NOW. ANN o a n - w b S/b IJfiO fT ONBD FO R ( G O T O TH B 3THER CAB. I NARCOTIC L BE HERE J O F FIC E A MINUTE. flNNEOlATCLY -----------yk— r g o t TO ^ V W ORK FAST. D A T T H E N A R C O TIC O F F I C E - ________ _ BEARDbLEV, WU FANG AND ^AGAN DAN, ESCAPED- W EV E W E LL. G O T T O G ET THE J HAVE A SHIP T H A T f DESTROYflt B R O U G H T T H E ] LOCATE IT" NARCOTICS �RomlnoW Cosnty P r o * * * Mnr* Frail And Vegetable* Than Anf * Similar A m SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDA' Loyal Workers At Eckersons Form Union TH E P reven t R i- ! o tW h e n T w o U n io n s W h ile ’ C la s h M .P .R . H it s O r e g o n •* A t F a c to ry Federal Agent Is Expected Thursday Labor A ct . A clnah nt noon today beiween worker* o f the Ecker* pen Fruit rnnuery who hmvs orstftnixod tbomnelven Into t Union nnd member* of the United Cnnnery. Agrlcultun»l, Parker* nnd Allied Worker* Union, CIO affiliate, which railed n irenernl ntrike at the plnnt Monday, marked what may bn the turning point ti) the labor trouble# which hare existed at the plant *for nearly a week. Member* of tha company union, which la orer 200 a'rung, came out of tha’ plant at noon toda>* and ordered the CIO pick*!* oft the premise*. Women who pa* trolled in front of tha plant bearing large placards, soon found thamaelvea unable to , continue walking back and forth on ac­ count of the large number of Eckeraon employeca who occu­ pied tha able walk. Tha large number of law of* fleer* at the plant 'la thought to hare prerrnted a ' general not ____ ___________J between the rival unions. Local C IP organisers also re­ ported that each employe* of ,U>e-company wlU ball* secretly I T erf flection to be held *nl*hs plant next Thursday to determine Vhleh union, If any, will rvpre.pent tha employees o f the plan* The winning union will be the sols agent for th* worksr*. a* provided by the Wagner Labor Relations Ac*. a CIO agent said. Negotiations batsmen the CIO affiliate and tha officials of th* Company war* at a standstill after C. It. Kckaraon, president of the company, refused to con- G a le O f TH E Heavy Selling Hits New York Stock Market M O O N L IG H T G en eral |.!»y 1 • n ou n ces G overn m en t As The Memphis blues are chased away on amateur night when Baals Street mamas and sugar daddies put on a red hot show In Ihe famous theater where many a blues song was burn. Whites ar.d Negroes pack the auditorium where rhythm la king for a nignt. Hera la th# Beale street version of -The Big Apple." newest of dance crasas. Hieing waters of the Williametts River threatened 45 famille* at (Jiami laland and Wheatland, Ore., aa the Wheatland dam weakened. A southeast gale which struck Th* City Caasmlaalaeara la an ed (earned seas Ian this morning adopted aa OrdIrvine* prohibiting plckatfaig «r latsrfarlag with th* fra* operation or conduct af any business In th* City a f Sanford. Th* complete ordinance will tie found In olhar column* af to­ day’* Herald. port, rlosed by slides Sunday Two trainmen were killed when a freight train plowed Into Ihe slid<yrstsnlay. Twenty-One Are Arraigned Before Judge F. L Miller Speedy Karl Wins Inaugural At Longwood Racetrack Last Night Speedy Karl. *on uf Speedy j head In the third rare. It would Event *nd Al'a Baby Joined Ibei have returned |50 and *<•»:» odd ranks of ths famous at th* open-1 bentoIng of th* Saafocd-OrUndo Ken-1 . Kalrles Twalabl wal (-tub at s n o o d last fllm T yIIA.-I: X-is mil-••uii» n*i x-iao ai la uonawoou msi nlabt I rn*i...ly .h , ituyui when be won th* Inaugural; won. Unra V « « u-.n fnturlty bafom a crowd of tioo Ju4c» »'-•» ....... which poured about 514.000 thru| aiecOND ifAt’ H: Puiuriir. the motuel windows. Hlsr Tmirte Pan The .on of tb* tamon. Htmedy ' iliL* } < " » * Event w*a ovartookad In the mu my* - Ha** iiuj batting and pnM tb* bla prlc* t i i i i h i h a c k , t.-i* mil*. M 17, Krlagu Mary Oman* Of 517.** to Win. lunar mill. Tbr.cvlll* H i waa off third, took Ik# Kartaae Car, ltd Maid ftrmt turn In second niece and Fltot le * Mies l*hillliw r o o i i r i l HACK.- ralarltv. cam# down th# born* alratcb niaa'a U e s u i y Ja.i I’ltaea with a terrific^p**h to win by K la* Charlie Hijo* > • .. ■■ silrher Maral.sss . My ValeMlne Jr ' “ r** i#agia« gome away. r*ahio* iieautv nqueahy Hb>.». Ann Hop*. wtam*T n t tha- Can- p i k t i i l u t * : . i - i i mil* lent Darby *wn taro year* •‘•c-Kay lllali Chief itw nitride rm noa weywy year* |u|(|ra Kll> valeoilae llesrl ago and (all nlator la A M rajtb Ahewham aht* Ah*y ne«* called iliem away from the plrn-urr* or A email tugboat, trying to more' trim a hrary barge, overturned and aank tn Portland harbor. Two mm aboard were rescued. Pioneer residents o f the Idaho Panhandle aald a two-day mow ktorm waa the wnrat In thalr mrmorlea. A .16-Inch snowfall at Wallaca closed several minr*. The fall meaauitd DA Inches at Ixiakout Summit on tho ldaho-| Montana divide. A atnall girl wa*' Injured at Wallace when snow rnuaed a porch roof to fall, bury* Ing her .10 minutes. in Jail when he pleaded guilty to th* charge* while Warren King and K. II. Johnson estreated bond* of 510 each and Yatas Grafton astreated a bond of (26. , Willie Cooper waa dismissed. Disorderly conduct was second In number on the docket for the regular Monday session of ths City Court. Minnie Harrison, negro, charg­ ed with dlsordarly conduct, waa found gull'y and sentenced to pay a fins o f 55 or serve 10 day* In the City Jail. Sampson Holloway and Nathaniel Horn, negro** held on a similar charge war* g irt* 'he alternative of u flna of | t( or 1" day* |n Jail. Charlie Black anrf Waller Rusaell, negroes, were dis­ missed. Jack GOIon, charged with speeding waa fined 55. U. I'. Bronson, charged with operating an auto for hire without license, estreated a bond o f |10. Oils Bad­ ger, charged with parking a truck without light*, sms fined |5 or 10 day*. • Jim Joyner, negro, arrested as a fugitive from Juatlcn waa transfirred to th* Sheriff in Hi***villa, Ca. MX V. McDnalal, also a r rested aa a fuglthra from justice was transferred to a United Stales Marshal. Henry Jeff, negro, charged wKh assault with in'mt to commit murder waa transferred to lb* Cenn'y court*. Gertrud* Johnson, charged wllh aaaault was dismissed. _ Seen P la n n in g : N ew n e w s b r ie f s R elief Column Is Reported Driving ;Thru To Teruel On B u s in e s s NEW YORK. Dec. 28.— (AIM Heavy welling devel­ oped mi Hu* Slock Exchange today tdiorlly after the noon hour, HriidiiiK tunny leading inxUPn olio In four dollar* or nmn*. lower. Tlu> ticker tape waa aaveriti mlnutca behind as ateel itnil nulnmohtlfl tdtaren tumhint downward In. the wake o f Wall Street worries over tha an* ll'ru x t new* from Washington und other unfavorable developmeat* In bualnra*. Bonds and rommodiiie* also generally lower. In Detroit William S. Knudto*, The weekly meeting of the president of (irneral Motors Car* Chess and Checker Club will be A t t e m p t I r M a d e T o potation, iinnounced- today tha* held in the Valdrs Hotel tonight. R e r c u e 3 ,0 0 0 U e - employment at General Motor* b elH F i g h t i n g S i e g e plant* throughout the U nit** The local camp of W. (I. W. State* would be reduced b y ' ap will bold Its regular mcrling ill JlftNHAYK. hVanro • Spanish I l>roiiinatrly 10.000 employes af­ the A met ban l.egion but tonight fect lie Jan. I. a* 7:110 o'clock. l-'ltoiUer. l>ec. 2*.— t/t*i— Gen. The red del ion In MUhlgaH Miguel Aranda's relief column Is alone, ||» said, will approximate imported to have driven through 20.000 Ktimlxeti aald Hlha f l U O* to make repairs tn the Hpanish government outposts' aion In bualneas makes a t«M ‘ nt 211 French Avo- npithwest of Teruel In n fierce* Juatment of the working fo lia •III llnllilmg Inspector cOunterartlan to deliver 8,IKK)! IH-ceaMiry." •n. * nwat, women children besieged lie explninsd that General Mo* " 1within the (alien city. tui- la, working on a throo-daybdUctor of Internal JUspatoliss raachlng tha French 1.. Hurt will he tn (.aid AinH.VA'Mcfl a r t * a .»rl\w > a a i * .aach plapt - open a*ing n total of 24 hours a weak. r uf Commerce build "fighting wl'limii pnune". That will U« the working achoda w to give informaliott Insurgent »"mce* declnn-d AriM-inl Security ami to undo's ndvnuci' guard might soon ule for the i-mptoye* retained. . Pri*tidi-nl llooaevell'a campaign Security ietui iik. tescli the Seminary fortress, lb.* to nilnee tha nation's price - — Hank of Spain building uml the A*in.-* hi i- won support in con* leel, for th«n; coming civil governor's palace where* .1,000 • installed m ihe leg Insurgent officer* and soldiers l*r.-s, u, Henntnr llatrh, demo* lunrheon of Ihe Kl- nml about Uml many eiviliatis have •'•nt. New Mexico, demanded ■ nt |2:lf> o'clock'lo- fougld hpl'gcr, thirst and the *riiur.,1 ini Impiiry of huge bustm- - rohdiinationa and Menatol Im-y J. Nix. serletary, blnsimg sWge. Soviet Envoy Arrives Itoinb, ri-publlrnii. Idaho, callad H ANKO W , Chinn, lice. 2*. tor "Inner end" proaerutlun of (/IV ■ Foreign diplomats *nw tn H a p p y " H o o l i g a n Is un'i tiiiat law violators. * the^arrlvnl o f the new Soviet The demand* mine 24 hour* H u r t I n A c c i d e n t ! ambassador to china, a- soldier nf'or Aaaiatanl Attorney General rather than n diplomat.* mdl.-s .l.-ii-l,sun, in charge of the anti* ucrnrilbn* ''Happy" llm.ligan. well known lions that closer mlliliiry ie linat division of Ihe justice de* Islluna belwerti China nml Rus­ • by In, lown rluiract.-r, sustainr.1 poorful In a radio sia word In prospect, (|Re. I.i.f luq ariiuUH Injuries when to- pin tmi-iil. charged M'ovrli •bat "big butinaas'* Ivan Tewllroov Itch l.iiran 't* wuu lid ny un nidomobib- dilvill brought In the current trnda Orelskr. 3x year* old, wllli the , former by W. M Hand lain Sunday iiigld, • lump by luuiiig prices beyond lonxosi name but Ho. sluirtesl regret to k was lea m ol nt 1be l'«dn-e Slu •lie roach of the consumer. diplomat exprrleu. e of any tor •v. 2d. id lion ( lii—inuining. I lair ti, endorsing Jackson'S algn envoy l „ till,. l.-mp<>r*ry ler Mrs. Mr. IlnmJ nl.» rrp«i|ti-d al Itu•ia. S. C , I’elire Slat|"ii slmrtly lifter Mo­ views, proposed that the forthrapttnl of Chin*, uirlv.nl Sunday ll of ibis inridrid,'old police he wu* dnvmg mining senate inquiry Into un* by airplane from I mm lion, rap W e t of Fir,' S'le.-t oml Ini n man employment and relief to ba axlla| nf R iimhii pro.lui-e In Chi who walked dine'ly in front I|f Imudrd to rmbrare alleged mp* na's far n<>rHiwi-.l, aenato . IN-psrl- |,i, csy from an nlley near Vo- mqudistir prartirs. Tho Arraugemenln were made for gioup headed by Senator Byrnes, inis fliai well's utoiv. an early m eelinr wllh Ctilnn's Avenues "Happy" wu- foutobou 'lie .-i.l.- dr-mot rat, South Carolina, will boleader. Ilem'inllsslnm ClilinR gin Us - investigation on Jpn. 4. e flames walk ill'll lal.cn to Hie Feimild Ka| Hlu-k, at Ihe laH'-r’s In a.I lire »Ur- I jiurIi' oii ! lon|.itul wlicll" lie re­ ihe days after the second session qusrlers nt un Mndlscluscd u|mi( the seventy-fifth CuligteaX el 'hero ii'ivcd I real mrnl, He wss iclensnl of In the mid-Ynnglso valley, o|H-|M. oiled from Hie iiis'ltutiou Ihm iiigld. I lf partii-ulur lll'e irs l In nlller diplomats wns the fart that l.urunets Orcl.ky w a, several C o n tr o l C o m m itte e weeks on his Journey from Mos row In llsukow, nppntontly T o E le c t N e w H e a d spending min It lime i.Iour the great rnntlnental highway from i Members of the Control Com- >Russian Turkestan across CM ! mil tee of the celery Ms rlettng ness Turkestan iNluklanri sod i<r refluent uf tha' flanfacd and * Kansu, bI ouk which nny ms |fivied.i districts will hold a special terial llusstsii n|i| fur Clilnn i lourttng In the Hanford Atlantia niu.l flow Better Business S e m i n o l e A l l S tu rK T o M e e t B l a c k C a in The Sanford lllark Ca'*. local aaml-profaesionsl team, W to me#' tha Seminole All H'urs, mmpoaad of football player* Imme on vaeallnii fiom various rdlegra, In a fast gmuc nn the local High Bchowl atble'M- field on New Year** Day This game, played under pro fees tonal foo'lmll rules. Is *s|>er' rd to offer many Interest ing play* not gcm-iully neen In col lege Or high M-boul football. tw Seuiinolc All H'ara. who will ho cum be-1 by llrailey (hi ham o f Ixiui.iana Rial* College • »• to rep-r' « ' 'be Armory Wednesday nf'rrnaon at 9:M* o'clock for jirsi-ttre. Coach H. A. II. Wilkinson, ni A new highway connect* Mount tha Black i s'*, aaka* that all Whltooy, highest point In tb* ardflaMa players with equip United Statoa, and Death Valley, ■MmL ho mi h*nd at tha Armory tho I m r t . fa r fctotiss Wednesday night- i l k ..... i i i -wu.‘— _ W ork ers Is D r iv e am! r* tn' '^ r h' * Tt** 1 O f ! Those Retained On '/•!■Time Basis mmmuniratton aa the *l«nn of the year laahed the Pacific northwest. Traffic waa hailed an' A sailboat in the moonlight, slllunir'ti-d up I'ur'land, Ore., 1it reel* by 4:47 alowly toward* it* mooring *)tnlMi)iird aiimniri tOU** A n­ L a y o ff Thousand landii..'-! M o to rs A p p r o x im a t e ly 30 79 Old Age Pensions lip $1700 A Month Since Last July f r IN ta tr J in (C a allaa ea ■■ ra w * T k n . ) Remlnole Couniy'a Old Ag* Aaslstance payroll slnra th* H l*'« Welfar* Hoard began tn function on July 1 lias been steadily Increasing and bas vtochrd .the total of |I0.3%1.00. accord ing to Btata Walters Board officials today. Old A f* Assistance payments have Increased from month lo ^month In .practically every roun Of Ik* stale a* additional Mate* war* added lo th* roll*. It waa aald. . Th* payments fur this county, by months, follow; July ii.oo4.oo August 11.451(4 Bsp'ambtr il.uo.oo Octubsr 51.777.00 November 55.141.00 bacember 5t,7l5JW With tba aid tq th* blind plan , formally approved by tha N*llonal BocUl Bsonrtty Board, tha welfara payroll for «ha . oottnty la aspactsd lo bs lu creased soon by (rants mads to tha blind and near blind. Enrollasaat la practicmily romplelad assd wlU ba fuilrfRad by aixaslnn(tons by aprcialoto to determine tha lo*s or Impnlrmanl of sight where (he need of tho aPldlcant S A IL B O A T era M w u r li« r it . N i r tnagarf up to I I larhem in aame- plaroa M noon, T l f in M n raid l i f t pin* struck Main* sending th( mercury at low i s I I below ler# in M n . localities. E le c tio n M a y B e H e ld U n d e r P r o v ls io n s O f W agner A 3 5 -In c h S n o w fa ll u R e g is t e r e d In Id a h o L a w E n fo r c e m e n t O f­ fic e r s DECEMBER .28. IBS? Worst Storm 1 Of Year Hitsij Pacific Coast M E M P H IS B L U E S In America . Nailonal llank Building tomorrow. |f»r Hu- purpoaa of electing a chair* .man of the Committee lo replaca IV. M. Scott, local manager t i tha A mu iron Fruit Growers Intornata, wl.'i wm« elected at a prevloim |inerting but who has declined to '•.-eve. County Agent C.' II. lla w M l ii p'-ried tiutay. t‘onimiilepim-n in the anutherK .ill lrkhx m il also meet and tha ' •J* C* i'-'** *‘f B ntw chairman will ba ■.Kl( iqiim--I from the results of Ihn JjAq-pi..Jmgs. NKW YORK Dee. li. - U T )- I'eter Mill.-r, sport* writer *C the I'oiiumu Amerlesh aald «•* duy that war fear* had caused Hie I'anama .canal son* guard to be ib-utdvd. I jO C A L W E A T H E R I'jrlly cloudy and mild teat* psiatureg tonight and Taatdai^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad2745e95491b2bb618e6049e91cceb5.pdf 6424ec9a1199130dfa7efe86a1b3027a PDF Text Text I sAttrimn, FLbmrTA Tf!E SANFORD Make Ours Milk? Say GMC Thick Drivers SOLVE YOUR GIFT pr o b le m s With SANTA SAYS: THESE* GUTS SUPPERS ARE “TOPS’’ . Men's' <* * >SrptaBr* V . Women's. v > . Children’s * '* THIS CHRISTMAS Wh e n in o r l a n d o v is it flere'a t la tallaf/iag. The Owl Book Shop aad|E bad' ma eabatlaA ’ la I CHRISTMAS BOOKS Greeting cards fat Xmas and everyday HFNfl FOR MONTHLY ROOK LIST D'Orsay Slippers FOR THE LADIES THE OWL BOOK SHOP These slippers make Ideal Christ-, mas g if ■ and come In blaeh errpe. blur crepe, blue and rad errpr. and tal'alien hid. IT ISN T TOO LATE TO SET OUT A N N U A L FLOWER PLANTS w b iia v x a « kw a t r r t .r o r 5: t S t f S W r LARKSPUR— DELPHINIUM—CALENDULAS CORNFLOWERS—PANSIES—-ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL r-Ki.Kitr { •» . rn ot* i tu rb p fl i i n l t a u SUPPERS: Evan tha malt talented traffic trrhnlrlana Iota control when a bit wooxy, derided u group of Detroit truck drivrri who rflmbrd up on the braaa rail In tha Intaraet ofarienr*. The dflrera—the majority of them opera* ton of huge General Mot ore Trucka—pawed around Iba bottle and then atibmltted to tratg which ahowtd them to be 31 pef crnl lew effirirnt than when atrlrtly “on the wagon.’ ’ The above photograph! nlrturt the trata and com* of Ihe rractiona which followed. ' — STARTING AT 11 O’CLOCK Ulahigan Bute Trooper Fred Nentwig and John r and C. E. Wormuth of tha Detroit Induatritl jounril watch on# of Ilia driven Iwing tntad fuc ty to manipulate. Left, above. Driver Jei It Other Beautiful Daniel Green . In ljgkin;t fruit of wcililtnir mire f e a g j m jja ;;l , Death Cpiftes Ta Frank B. Kellogg in f . K'-llogg. 1130 wlnnor o f . the Nnhel pence would b»m rnlehrf( I <»d hi* rUhly ftr.i birth Christmas was not among tha ila» today. earliest festivals of the Christian Hr. J. A. I<evpnk aald tlinl church■ | Malaaaat Chaws ,1*3 rup molaataa P i eap light corn syrup IJ tableapoona huiltr 'f; tatyaa poona vinegar 1-3 cup granulatni sugar } , taaapoon vanilla I I rup nu|a uH-w . ii _i.L_ f ,Jloll without ■ayrup stirring Ih :*w>laaa*a, corn .ayrup, gullet fbtoegar and augar. Whim r ^ell(A“ . ball jforXi* when a W * Hon la aluwly poured ln>o a i V nit mtd whter, remora from heal {Add ren'lIs * and pour over the [hats •Whtrtr Have bem planar Tr * a buttered pan. Whi-n cool enough to handle break apart Leulalana Fudge Car t cupa dark brown augar 1 cup granulated augar 1 1 -t cupa milk 3 (ableatoona butter. - 1 1 3 teeapoona vanilla III cup pcrani 1 -f cup chopped candled pine apple e d n e sd a y «T. PAtlU Minn.. H « . 33. — (A*)—Frank Hillings K.llor/t fi'rincr ftcrtwlary of g U I« and lo-nnthor of the Kellogullrl nnrt world penrw p-yel, died -el hi* linrtut at T:tt I*. If. ye*ler By MRS. ALEXANDER OEORQE RtpftnUhlng Tha Candy Jar* Orania Candy 3 cupa granulated attfar J cap boiling water 3 Ublcapoona butter 1-1 cap milk 3 table tpoona crnlrtl rre.ig" rind 1*4 (aaipoon aall 31 cup nuta | taaapoon vanilla I-! tmupoon lemon rati art Hprinklo one cup of the augar In a frylnl pan. Heat alowlj and atlr ccmatantlf until a light brown aTrup forma. Add wat.r and let atmmar for fire minutei. Than add tha mixture to the r*,l of tba augar, butter and milk, floll alowly and atlr frequently until a aoft hall forma when a portion la teated In cold water Add orange rind and aall. Let aland far to mlnuleg. Ilrat un­ til creamy. Add real of the In Eradicate and drop porllnna from |lp of epdon onto greened J‘l cap rocoanut. tifU fli allrrlng frequently^ the W fcliMt ■n (| iin h u e , ►l*»»v_ r<>* ktafifev1 shallow pan filli-d M e s e a a ^ n !a s s FANCY v S J J a n d h S nVER POTS WESTERN CHRISTMAS TREES All Sizes—Reserve Yours Today h Rn r y a . r u s s k l l s e k i > m with Mated lh i cold " 'w a t e r ff rE m a rrwater in I hr ou-n. Tin* tvalrr will from bed! dnd leCatot^GfA m l ! ttioa. float juuui rrcadiy||J|dd r j t j Idlji ici'p'tho rulu-» mivKt and M the lligrUtlenta andnSmpeMI |1tRi- aLluia tn llu ir mu fni-ra. *?neh , wo Inrhca thick., PnN<<like liiiiiihl In. nll.iwnl l i <iiii| in 100 w. FIRST 8T. th» pnu In whk li it wu» baked. 8 ANFdlby. *FLOhib'A1 PHONE 4 'Independent * Home PPnedumd Butter v .F * v m ' F R E S H L Y RO ASTED , S T E E L CUT, M A X W E L L HOUSE THU MIHHT vn M *»>r Q| t t T I T l' 400 HANFORD, AVE. PHONE i l l MONARCH BRAND 8WFET A P P L E S CIDER Qt. ’ fl Vi Ox, Jar PLUM PUDDING Can 25c OZ. PKG. OLD FASHIONED M IN C E M E AT I l.h. Ilav l'i:l':-l'li UI'.T Olives EACH 25c P A T T IE S MIXED CANDY :>No. 2Vi Can Peaches ••CAN 15c e.rtl i. . -Fancy Bulk No. 2 Cana Dates ’ LB. 19c Oriole Peas Per can 22c llrnhry'a Cocoa Cocoa 1 lb. can Vt lb. can X~W ITU YOUR FAVORITE BRAND r% M IL K 3 T A L L C A N S OLD FASHIONED BROWN OR CONFECTIONER'S SUGAR Pumpkin -CAN 10c iimv Ginger Ale Qts. 3 for 25c Herahey'a 3 fo r fiUc FLORIDA GOLDEN JUICY ORANGES Our SuKIfeut on For CHIIIHTMAK DINNER APPLES t'train of Spinach Soup A.aui'nl ltd lake* lluaat H uffid Turkey (ilblrl Gravy Oenherry Jelly (andled Hurel I’ota'aca llrufori, ..prnu'a I’ Ium I’ udding with Fraud> Kaure Ralalna. Nu a, r «ffe a 1Lb: SWANBDOWN CAKE FLOUR Pkir . SALAD DRESSING QIt. CBOME AND BLACKWELL'S SAUCE JAR • _v.-’ ■ i Blueberries C A N 25c 2 Lbs. LARGE SELECTED BALTIMORE OYSTERS Qt TASTY OLD FASHIONED BULK MINCEMEAT Lb. WE HAVE A COMPLETE.LINE OF CANDIES AND NUTS FANCY l-ONG ISLAND FINE FOR YOUR TURKEY DRESSING PLUMP. PA T RED lAlairuiiniA mEBY Bunch l i t * a-U SEEDLESS RAISINS IOc 29c 23c Cocktail IFOR 25o No. 2 Can Dozen FANCY DELICIOUS PKACHES APRICOTS YACHT CLUB Culd B'or age Frail WE RAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SPICED FRUITS C b trrttt waav ■ n i l * 3 lbe. |0C CAULIFLOWER lb, 9c SAUSAGE CRANBERRIES lb. 15c lb. HAMS ruiraaln* MwaaRu RAISINS Pound DATE And NUT BREAD CASHEW NUTS Lb LETTUCE V f r i l T TFMIKK Shoalders I t o 17V*C I lb. CHESTNUTS Lb. CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S PWfetuv t Breakfast Bacon lb. }2 C Potatoes Broccoli EXTRACTS Bottle NUT MAID OLEOMARGINE ' l e v Cana Sc Cranlyei aa aO C APPLES PEAKS Pkg, No. 2 Vi Can 29c rtU M t WE DRESS AND DRAW THEM FREE SANFORD, FLA. LI �$ «■ ’-r 1 * \ V L f c ^ T i S P r 1 1 .'V / ;* — — '•• i »v •■. . ' ,^..- ■— “ S in fo r d b T h a 0 « r C entral 'f l o r i d * C it y A ffo r d in g R a il, H ig h w a y Sembtola County Prodact* Mora Pratt And Vegetables Than Any Similar A n a In America A n d W a te r T r a n o f nrtatlon SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1937 MATECUMBE MONUMENT BANGTAILS COME BACK TO FLORIDA TRACK ^Meeting Planned For Tonight When CIO Agent Will Try To Organize ™Workers Three HundredAmericans Flee Hankow; Others Are Warned ToLeave Hangchow Dies Plans Meet To Cut Spending Although knotted croup* af strikers loafed nr*r (hr premia** ot the Eckerson F’ rull Cannery to* Japs Admit Panay r4Wsrchine -Cunning aiyr ctmanwtn si s wMHTWara Roosevelt Warns Of UnbaJaricedBudget; B l a m e s Congress peaceful following * walkout of opprnxliunlrly 76 men poolers yesterday. i. Threat* o f• picketing wort htsrd lhl> morning, nffirisl* repotted, bkl City unit ('■witty peace offkera who retuiim-d at l he juaht throughout Ihi' il«y fiu .f rated any ■■tempt* of Interferenea with worker* a* canning operation* wire In both the heart and Juice section* ou a somewhat imallvr scale. ___ _ if the |tl,000 who W(H ne**ed the opening of the Florida racing ara.ou at lh e management al*o, reported T r0|i|<-*| |n,,V near Miami. II. F. Coppayr'* l.ivr tine i* lending the lirld under Ihe wire, winner in that while Ihe.e wn* no general fJ m fyrM , walkout «>n lhe part of a m *00 ^ — ■ — ----- — ---- ——------■■■ ■ ■ ------■ ■ ----- --------- . WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. I— ( AP) —Official* arranging '/or the Senate's unemploy­ ment Investigation beginning Jnn. 4 Indicated today It would develop' Into a broad analysis of, the extent of the buitihefu recession. Governmental and Indus­ trial lenders will be called, they uakl. to te*tify on the pres­ ent Industrial activity and pros­ pect* for Ihe naut few month*. Homo Informed portion* forecast the Inquiry, under the direction of Rmator Bymui (D.-S. C.) would be one of the moet *ignlfknnt event* of the 1OT8 con­ gressional - eaulon. It probably will provide the background, they *ald, for the dominant ls»iA- of the session— government expenditure* and budi'et balancing. Furthermore, the Inquiry will conditulc the first rt mly attempt by Oongreaa to ■lie relief problem for Itself and devise a program of it* own. di»- V y Thi* coral n »k column wa* dedicated November 14 to the memory of civilian* and war veteran* who io*t their live* in the labor |)*y hurrlcnnc of IW3!i. The dorm howled at 100 mile* an hour and puibiit wave* 18 feet high over the ground where *iveral Ope ot the worker* who ■trick ilurlng recent ceramonkef The monument burnt nil spcciaL-i for higher wage* advised a Hsrgkl I* at MatrcumU- on one of the *inell key* o ff lh* aoulhem tip uf reporter thi* morning that as gn Florida. Inexpei lenrrd |iecler l*e had made tip to (2.76 for a nine-hour 'day and in four day* had mad* f!2. Ilrcord* at the raniilu, plant afao revralud that *ome of Lh* *ip4Tkneed worker* made a* high S* Drive Planned One More D ay To To Stam p Out G iv e T o Em pty iCuntaH ea poa* n iw t Rabies Spread S t o c k in g Fund 6 Circuit J u d ges Sanford ‘Contributes To Children's Home 15 Persons In Coun­ $12&28 Is Reported ty Ate Bitten In Asfteyjjig BeenCon Mr*. ATthOf Brantn, chairman tributed F o r Poor Mad Dog Epidemic o f aoctal program far lh* Sanford Woman'* Club, la In receipt uf a letter acknowledgement from tho Children'* Home Society of Florida Jr. Jick*onviU* for the 23 Chri.lma* package* and ,7-20 in dona­ tion* recently tent the home by ttie Sanford Club. In the letter Mamin C. Fagg, RUperlntrndent o f the .home cxprcaned hi* graUludg lo the mem­ ber* o f tha club who had a part in .ending tha donation* which "wilt help to bring Chrlatma* Cheer to our littla folk*''. “ Thi* i* th» moat exciting time of ail time* for our youngalera,” the *upcrlnt*ndent o f tha Home continued, “ and you may be *ure that you have all had a very dcfl* nile part in halping u* give uur little folk* tha bait Chriatmaa evar. Twenty-on* dollar* h»d l*-cn added to the 8*lv*lion Army'* Kropty Slocking Fund when the remi-final check-up wa* made Ihla morning. Thi* added lo other do­ nation* prexloualy acknowledged mxle a grind total of II28.2M fur the relief pf tha poor and under­ privileged on Chriatma* day. In calling attention to the fact •but nnly one more day remain* in which Hanford reaUlint. may do their part in Oil* drive for the brnt-fit of Seminole County'* moaf unforlunata da** of cllilrn*, Capt. Fred S. Keren again thanked all tho»e who hav* Oiu* far contribu­ ted and urged additional aupport xi that all thoia who are on hi* li.t may be provkled for. The Hot, which Capt. Keren ha*. ba» been checked with the Semi­ nole County W elftre Hoard and with other welfare nrganliationi hi the County *o that no dupliralicn* may m u ll. “ Tho** who i evolve CHrlMma* Ma.kvta from u»," Capt, F*ran »»)d, "are famHie. who ,r * receiving no a**l*tence from nny other »ource." Contribution* gratefully neknowledgid today w ere Juyrro* , l#®u o . I*. Herndon sw C. K. Mi-Ha* :.<•* A Fitend !.«« W. K. HuPr** • *° Judge War* State Tuberculosis Sanitopium To Open Tbe Florida Stale Tubvrculu.l# Panllnrium, hoar Orlando, will bo officially opened and dedicated un Jan. 3, according I* an announce­ ment made today by officials of lhe Seminole Tubarculo*!* and Health Association. Tho prog ram for lh* opening ■lay Include* an all-day Inspection luur <>f the building, buffet lunch, al 12:30 o'clock and a program of speaker* beginning at 1:00 o’clock, loi-al official* *tat«d, adding that nil Interested in Ike hospital were invited to attend. Dr, Arthur Mayara. of Mlmteapalia, president pf tb* Nat tonal Tubcrri.loila AfaoeUtion will be one o f Uh> principal epaakan. Reprrsentatlraa 01 (ha Fsdaral Emer­ gency Administration o f Pnblle IVorka in Waahlagtpn and Atlanta, Florida ft-naton, Oov. Fred P. rout* and other entttanding figure* hav* been iaritod to particlpaf* in Un program. - - A CLASSIFIED A D will get ii for you. i N U M B E R lO t v eat 1gation Seen As FurnlshingBasis For Dealing With Budget Balancing •tin 1 Peace Reigns At Eckersons Despite Halit Established In 1 Total Previous Two Airplane Pilots Locate In Sanford Mexico City Is Hit By HeavyEarthquake Two airplane pilot*, F. E. Bu*w*11 end Morris Claasburne. are contemplating making Bw Sanford Municipal Airport head­ quarters for their activities dur­ ing tho winter m s . on, the pilot* reported hero thi* morning. The flyer* ar* making plan* for occasional stunt flying and also tat* stunting attraction* In addition to Ikalr student training, rharter and passenger flights. Thc Kiwanis club ha* pre­ sented both whit* and colored WPA imrsarU* her* with an as■ortmont af Christmas toys and randica far Chriatmaa, officials of Iba Club announced today. Asked To Decide Murphy Act la w * old during the period covered by the law-ending in June. 1»3»— May taks advantage uf the Itew In* Mile procedure. Attorney* hero aald Ilia alate wa* not ■■ party to tha autt In which Judge Koonrp rulrd and hi* daclalon protiahly would not reach Ihe Supreme mart. At Clearwater Circuit Judge T Frank Hobson made a simitar ruling In anolhar raie. At Fort Fierce Judge Klwyn Thom a* agreed with the At­ torney Ueneiai that only certtflrale* (wo year* old on June » could be told under the Murphy law, Thi* ruling probably will rearb lhe Supreme Court, at­ torney* aald. Twn other attempt* to force adverllilng anil **le nt rerllfl cate* that only recently became two year* old are pending In Broward and plnella* countle*. A almllar proceeding we* itartnd at Bartow, then dropped. Tha law provide* that when life Murphy taw'a aedenigtlon period piplrea, all tax certifi­ cate* two year* old upon It* pa**ag* aball become properly of tho plate. Lands covered by certineaUa ran coot* Info tbs alate'a po**ealon only .If lb* certificate. wa* two year* over­ due last June. Informed aoorcea her* eald. .In paaalng twice on the valid' Ity of tb* a*w redemption alatute, tha Supreme Court ap­ parently did not decide Ihla point, Considerable con(rover.y alao ha* developed In tb* alat* over whether non homestead certifi­ cate* eold Under tha law to aomaon* other than the owner bear Interval from tha sale data or tbs dale mi which tbs certifi­ cate was leaued. This point ta due for • Supreme Court alrlndAttornay* aald I third point at Uses In *om* counties might not be appealed. This Involve* whether the dark . of circuit court must repul re enough d*- Dingfelder Tells Kiwanis O f Yule Time In Germany '3 <*•* Britain To Delay Naval Movements U n til N ew Year CITY NEWS BRIEFS i Before Hiller Advent ChristmasWasWide! Tabemarle ly Enjoyed There official Chrlatma* i u.ioni. in tlertuany « The .Suiiforil Mm,iei|int l.ihrary before the lllller regime won-! will remain opi-n lioin 7:IW until JntereatlnKly d rtC rlM by lit j '.Mill uYliw-k Fii-lny mglit lustvn-l wanUn Jullu* Ulitcfvlder at iIn* of on Suliuday uiglil n* ia cu«loimiiy. Mi*, nil..ii j. Mmight on, regular weekly luncheon uf the litniiiiaii. unnouncnl today. Hanford Klwnid* Club in the Void** Hotel ye* I rnt ay. The Florida power and Light Tha Herman Chrlatnua .e a Company m-ently tfiv tiil lip aiiinn, Mr. Illntfeldor beguo. i.uhI Chrlatma* Tn*- on iho *mokc atarlrd on liec. t and i-iiib-.ll ilnik of II h1 Phoenix plaid aero.* with Ihe l)*y uf the Wlae Men! Hi Hi. JohlM Itiver tirldge. The tighti-il tree may Ik- mh*ii for ntilea un Jan «. nl night. On the opening night of the 1 Tuletide .ea.ofl, a pul ion nutill. Nlgtil lliipprechl, who wua liolli fierce unit good uml nu* mm Ii feared by all tin- elilldreu. nnnb-J S liou.e to hou*i< eanvaa* of ull{ the village* and town* and pul the rhlldren on probation until! CbHat ilia*. The putrdn wu* ilri-*.e,| in aarkeloth and wore heavy boot. ' ho *l*o carried two **ik* on hi* tiaek unit a largo whip in Ida band width he kepi fur children. In one of lhe am k* be bail inn. and candy for the food children he tuuml along , tha way and from the oilier Protruded Iwn .luffed leg* 11*4*1 to rcpre.i-nt a .null bail boy Inhad to pick up. t From the appearance of tillpatron until Cbrl.lmua the ililld , ret, wer" on pndMilon and II | they Were hud Chrlal Kindi-', I meaning Clirl.t Child, who la I tha dtmner of all • Chil.lm *. < gift*, would not pay them a yl.ll ' un rhHatina* duy, Mr. JM.itt- 1 frlder .laied. , ; Mr. lilnafrlder atao ilraerllu-il 1 Ihe Chrlatma* 'market* and ' fair* held throughout the roun ( try ' during tha Chrlatmaa .*■*• ■ • on and t(dd of the many at- | (Caelinua* a* Pi n Verve) Scouts Arc Promoted At Court Of Honor Several mrmlier* of local Scout troop* received promotion* a* tfm ragalav quarterly Court of Honor held in the Sanford Junior High School Monday night, ac­ cording to Arthur Branan. dis­ trict chairman. ' 'U rn‘ promotion* and bonus re­ ceived during the regular court war* a* follow*; Arthur Hunan, Jr. received a Athletic Merit Badge and waa promoted In the Life rank) Paul Moors receivxl a First Aid MeO» Badge and waa promoted to tha Star Rank; Sherwood Jacobsen waa alao promoted ta the Shu Sank; William Qoetach to tha Bronte Palm Rank, and Billy UaOyhaad and Billy Southward war* promoted to the Hank of flaaaad C1a» Scout*. A t the mre'ing it waa anaatmead that the annual Father's Night will be held in connection wHh tha next regular maating uf Tpaag • to be held in lh* Sanfmd Junior High School Monday Officer Describes Inc i d e n t Resulting In American Loss ■— • R u s s i a Is Reported A h HavingPromised To Assist Chinese I.ONIHIN. Ih-c. 23.—(A1) -lir e * l: a(h«r farrlgiiern fled the threat Britain took, dep* today In In- af another .’Hpanrse attack at mtn u quick movement of part of. Ilankow, a Yangtir Hlver valley b.-r Mediterranean fleet to the1 «•'*• „ , , , ImiuiuI far Hongkong. tli lent in any emergency. ______ The dcciaioii wn* understood to . n v tU V n ) ■ » __ ( A P I — oow T ------T n i r oa.in.t in,rn.di.le naval'.vin.-W*.. nun,* In the Fur East. AuthorJUt.vi* suiiicon Mi<l tiw reblntt hRu con.tder.-d lhe admiralty', technltill jdtm fur imviil iT'infoftomciits tut left fuither decl«ion In I'rlmu MiatUtvr Neville ( hamtwrlain and uhU fn (. , hp ffr u f t W ^ m lc h h w .ininn|nB 0f . . ,. Am ericans In Ih o Y a n g t io R lV 6 f PtUlUy Iticidotltg b lit (IIO not ntt'lltlnll fir in g till the S tu tfS gU llboilt its e lf. ! ; : : : ; r . . r f ; ^ „ . r ha . 5 C o,one' now inigid tie rotiaidered by the ski N lsh l. n fo r m e r nss Slant Jupaiie.e iih iiiidoly provocative. I military attache »»• Wna ung on. In .Slumttlid it wa* learned that deecribei! the Incident after an C’hlna'H lilirli command, commtlte.l! invrdlgatlon at I'liV-.w. acro»« to an “ irn-vocnldii policy o f fight- *he Yanglte from Nanking. ItiK japan III „ fmlah" ha* begun Nuht ■, lhe tnik of clearing a military ‘ rf,‘r.U lii|;hw«y route ilinmgli it* wcatrrn cu^ °U * htneae t|,M’l’* fleeing frontier ovei which Soviet llu.aia r,om Nnnkinr:. M»bt. * « “ ' i . e*petted to |«nir military .up- IsUBCbe* were oti.erved leaving pit,.*. the ateamer* bombed by ,1n|ianTim report* .aid vn.l Inlair a r '» e plane.. He f.dd one launch tuy of t'lilnno coolie* wa* now at •'"c.ped and another ruptured vn-rk. ru.lilug to completion n 3,- whlU It Chinese euMiera were tttMi nille military highwny through ' , ^rn pilaonei*. (Vnlial A.ln which will enable Other troop* approaching the KiiMHiit to supply China wills arms wharf, hr said, *aw Chi lies* on mi nlnio.l mexhaudiliie .rale, dlcr* leaving llip launchr*. The new highway will rut the "Army patrol* opened fire. Antrip by truck to a fortnight In- trthrr l,* ,rul epproaching through lend or two ...... .. ..n o w re- ,h*' rl*,‘l* * 1" 1 In'swding to cut ■inti.-it. o ff the retrrat of Iho |icopie rlnur.e rommunl.l leader* were f,***"B fVom f ° u,'d nntlou. to retain t’liiang a* the American* and Kurnpean* among dominant man in China, beraui*' ,hc ■roul* ,rooI“ In- i. ii-ganlnl a, the only man ,0 e»**» firing," eupnlili- of bringing colie.lnn be- Nl.lii atatisl positively the tween "Itie .late »n.l aarnl" o f Chilr,“ T " to *ee nu*. varirgntnl million*. » " y WettllflcBtloii ur ring* of Meanwhile the "ahlft to the loft" * ny k,tMji" the ( him-.e politlral »et-up A foreign offiee report wa* which beg ii n early thi* week with ***“ »«• ■» ‘ he mid.t of |u>pular the ou.tmg of .1* powerful Kuo- excitement enu.ed by Ihe arTeat ,11 III Inog (n il lonali.t party! leaden of -170 »u »n erl«l agitator*, .a* fioni Central fievernment p o .l., w a* iM-iirved to have *1lengthened China'* Imp,, of Hid from ila va*t weatern frontier. •" »••*• T h -* .» iA iL A L W E A T H E R 1‘ortly cloudy tonight and Fri­ day pri-cedv-d by scattered .nowar, tn central portion and near northca.l cuail tonight. Hllaklly cold i r in northwest ■nd extreme north lu'rtlun. r jr b o d y fs and uses m a s S e a ls <7U e V V V r jjT " MAIL P I L O T ■f* *»al»tlag with arrangements, bring canned food to be turned and attention la called lu the f*H over to the Elk* for tha benefit of that all winter viaitpra in Sanford Hie poor. , ur* cordially invited to attend. It haa been pointed out that It U Membership in the Tuuvi.ta' not advisable to contribute citrus Club ia epen to year-round rr»i- fruit or other perithablea, and tha ibnta In Sanford wk<> are Inter- children are urged lo confine their cv'ed, aa well a* winter visitor*, gifts to canned food* or ready. A tryon* wishing to Join should It I* not necessary for tha ehUdrt'ataet either o f the Club’s offi- ren to bring anything to gain ad* rrra ®r tb* Chamber o f Commerce, mission, Mr. Meroatetle empbeOfSeeia and Directors of the sited. Tho show for the occasion Club will meet tn tb* Muntexurna will consist of Jin* Wither* in lio u l Thursday afternoon at 3:00.“ ||o|y Terror,“ a Charlie MeCar- l ^ t �f I, n.l'Ayt, Ctr-5 bruEKch **' ■4Jtiwf ■,j* ** •*w, ■• - ,:■•■ - WKJ! viw&Tt i vf >*q f ' ♦ , .■**. * ■ * . T TWO The Sanford Herald Christmas Carnage The National Safety Council declare* that the Annual 111 i N M k iN M . Christman traffic toll reached an all time high last Decem­ ■ I — — 0 tlu a M U M MMIn W. M.-SMOv Mia M M Mi 44* »«>• « ■ ber when more than 4,290 persona met their deaths In - ---------- no*, M i n tfcs g s r j s & s . ' r i ? Man* : * ». 1 W automobile accidents during the Christmas holidays and called upon all motorist* to unite In a great nation-wide III L U T O u Male** I ' campaign, this year to “ Stop this Christmas carnage I” I D M J IIA K - II m I Pointing that the number killed last December Is greater than alt the Americans killed in action during the f i > T « M ( M ----■ — — f s entire seven years of the Revolutionary War, the Bafety ■T C tn ln f n W m 3m i Council announces two definite objectives; (1) To bring •Mtaarr aMlm, m m M •» about stricter enforcement of traffic laws by police of­ |k ’ a n M llltM , M l — MM* •! ficers and courts at a season when It ts natural to relax itaM li ieo 14* IM IM under pressure of the general geniality. (2) To enlist ev­ ery driver and pedestrian in a campaign to be doubly I — 1 , uawf iF 1»i a*nM t* ia* m im m I eautious. a* M it n u it i. QBIm ■i “ It Is inevitable,” says a resolution adopted by the Mm ( la I4« MTfM at ■nr With i HMm I executive committee or the National Safety Council, "that M O IM | i noS Nan this period of the year brings more accidents unless ex­ r4a Mara14 to * o n t o .< TM tra care Is used. The hurry and bustle of holiday activi­ ties . . . the ley streets, lowered visibility, sleet and snow •mrshtOrt. iMIlnllaa af *11 aawa aiesaleWee and fewer hours of daylight which preys 11 at this time of WMIM4 •• II aa *al aliaawtoa ***4lta4 la Ilia paiwr a*4 i Im year . . . the good will, holiday Indulgence and.the general V4a toal aawa aalliiMl karato. tolerance of that indulgence that naturally dfancterltei •the Christmas season—all these factors greatly Increase 'traffic hazard*. THURSDAY, DEC. 2», 1M7 "We therefore call upon each citizen of the United States to do hie or her part in a national effort to cut PKACg down this huge Christmas traffic toll. They can do this *by being careful and considerate of others on the streets Now Iron faint lha fairy and highways, whether driving or walking; by driving and voice* Up and down the woodland walking with apodal caution during the holiday season; by not driving after drinking, and by supporting strict en­ valla; Jink Froat'a painting up tho forcement of the laws against reckless and drunken driv­ ing. forest, "We call upon all public officials, Including governors, Booltertng laavaa on Autumn* «»le i. mayors, chiefs of police, heads of state highway patrols, A a frowsy scarecrow 1 |D ttia and all churches, schools, fraternal and civic organisations Ifardan. to Join In this campaign to cut down the annual holiday .■Wildly r waging all t|in night, massacre, to temper sentiment with sanity, to replace in­ Wore lha frost la on tha pump difference with indignation and to Interpret the Christ­ kin. mas spirit of good will in concrete terms of protecting life Will bn rirrknd In Jewels and limb on the highways.” bright. The Council appealed especially to parents, churches Tters's a alienee o'or Lha lak* and schools to lead the campaign. o now W hite tha wavelets ua*d to te ; itlllad. now1, tha open heaving bosom. ■ Bright In sparkling majesty. All lha flab In winter quartan* Croak Ini front all allenrad now; Rtnia lha tlaablni alaal of akal Wra'ppad In furs from' toe In . brow. Bfb While, too, is nailing suit t * '.Where the rofn . shock II In tba And the turkey gobbler's strht ling While he proudly guards hi* flock. There's a lingers gnioke hate purple O’er tha mrsdowa and the hill.; Lowing cows end blestlnk lamb kins; Muffled calls or whip-poor wills! M .1-- K Sa* chapter, from presidefit fraquenlly tsrtstls IfM ^gn sn told , ted to with shy of item hitter, nteer _ to war Many Ki1|ed When Italian €aatte Falla Pgr Ytmr want s oolffura •ty)* Ite »►• VBs/roK hursday, De c e m b e r s i, i m 7 ■■*-■■*- DriVe Ptafftfed Senate Plans T « Stamp OUt Big; Probe Of Rabies Planned Trade Slump "TOO ilFY” Idfy gireq cur dab *p>^ o tlvltias and weekly mattings during IIm year through tte columns of W . newspaper, Tte Sanford' Herald. The undcrslgnad gtaa. Iwtrartad by unanimous uetion at tte club ludpv, In regolar meeting, tp exP «a a tteir Uianjfa %nd kppraeUllun, a te you may te awnrad of their sineery gratitude. And furthermore, they wish for you and yours a Mgny tlrUtraaa and tiappy New Year. iiANPORD KIW ANIB CLUB V D yR. J. « X . Ina other friend on the hit ted hU arm* laden with CbrUHna. pack- 5 WERT-The JEWELER Reigns At Eckersoti's »*™thVr D espite Halt PERMANENt who - •"-.. •• /: fcr The Importance Of Trade they slept. Five bodies were recovered by firemen ami soldi*re. Four perrons were removed alive, three of Item FORU. Italy, Dee. S l.- W »— Injured. Eight families wese un­ T te ■paclal seaSlan of Conaccounted for. Reosot henry i rains grans adjourned Tuesday with- A medieval castle atep a cliff la are thought to have weakrned the occurding to some, nothing tte villaga of Clvlttells dl Rom­ castle foundations. •L • Rut It paoead end seat to. agna collapsed today and tumbled fereoce tte housing bUI and tte T te U. H. drparthirHt * f agrtculto tte home* lying below, Jgrin.bUI,. and U defeated tte crushing possibly 20 persona vrhDS ttw* w»a established In 1SSI. wage* sad hours MIL Not ted. tXBgteSMfST T» v .-.-Qt inlitakr among forrlgner* t h j r tte, Unji. (Rstoa tell te too proud to Caikh lit Today fight next war, FDH t*te -■ ■ *■ J U_V, »lW a n ttjr_J o , cratiMM* From e «* » j, **a*.«ne lrocr* > most Merry Unci frora lha reconiroendaUon* reported that approximately roxlmataly I t ages. Aa w» walled for our ear conBrWit. of President Koosevrh. persons hero are taking tha versalIon turned lo the gtav. inUrnst ionsI situation. , * * * * * « « l Pnwpenmi Maw Yeqr, Mr*awhile Representative Dlaa I'asluar treatment to prer»nk "Thera ain’t mo use our wr}ttn’ Bu* J be taking aa, (D.-Trx.) told President R oom the development of rabies attar to them damn Jap*" he says. " " " * i* 0? veil In a letter today that i they were bitten by rabid ani­ note, "we ought lo send some bomber. W many laMmlputo detsiU.to .look R oom group would cal) a cau mals, \ over there and Mow boil out of | W , •» cue, or conference, to “ a r m up As a measure to prevent far » I the timely (bought that a mighty on a definite program lo balance I her sProad of lha dtseaaa City "Hot cbaagui' Urn subject or ^ te & P9W would Um budget" Immediately after snd County officiate Joined In nothin’, John!" I remark^ ’’but te drop i* tte newspaper dffico Confree, reassembles. their ord'ra that all dags in tew old la that boy of yoam—l *• * W Jroar respaeU. or telt«r Pies eald an attempt would be Rauford and vicinity will have Secretary made to place organized Route to bo vaccinated for rabies and teTmrt rate bla now for astral |• or to mi U»U mammon Tf rupport behind tba Executin', At the Miefitlon of k b boy tte . * » * r “ > ■ « ,on' budget balancing program, lit then chained with a closed pan bard look M John’s face softened,! trT adKor. predictad there art "at leaet 100 for a period of f t days ' F A N C Y A P P L E S his sat Jaw relaxed. "Yon ought ‘ The officials have allowed Democrat# who will join In thl* he teamed. "H i's nine-', until Tuoaday, Dec. U for this C h ristm as morement," bat warned tome S a n fo r d F o r t t ld opposition could bs expected work to b* dona and after that tran and n handsome devil If I * > T H e F R U IT S — N U T S ray so myself. Juat home from ' __ _ _______ _________ from moat liberal# In the House. lima all doga found running at X M A S T R fcE H school last night." i Mr. Holland B. Dean, Editor, shot whtr*ear Striking 12 hoora after a spec large will be "Ever visualise him. mangled TH E SANFORD HERALD. ill ere*Ion nf Concrete bad ad found. M .H .s m r e B R Tb# raqhflsi that tti# dogs bs Journed without enacting his ,• First St. A Railroad Avow / si tee and mod of a foreign soil, Dear RoDand: panned for tha throe week per­ •point program, Preaidant T te members of the Sanfard Roosevelt bluntly had ordered the iod. was made, It was learned, qrltb a flock of buxzarda circling leg Islaton to economise or "accept because of tbs fact that It Is overhead T” I naked. ____ __________________juaun**nniniannnn«*i iiia*i "Good God, wan," be alammartd, full responsibility" for an unbal­ Impossible lo know definitely paling, "bow can you aay such a anced budget. whether or not these dogs have Rarller. I bo President made |t| been Infected with tha disease ghastly thing T” " I t isn't a vary pleasant plain lo While House visitors that before Inoculation. thought," I admitted, "hut you Diamond* And Watcho* hr hkd nn intention o f abandoning l.ocal veterinarians working In encouraged it with your tirade the wagea-hours bill which was fonyerallon with the drive have FI m Watch And Jewelry Repairing scuttled In a flu use revolt ate that agreed to Inoculate the dogs about bombin' the Japs. Yau know It's boys Uke your*e that will have tbara would lie nn r e lm t by the si the|r homes for cost. Diamond Monnllng And Engraving to fly the ships nnd drop the While House In the struggle - to* In a proclamation Isaued to­ bomba, and I was Just wonderin' •WfiPW* MUCK* i M word Nrw Deal reform object Iras. * a t 4a ta at. ^ tm h a day. Mayor Edward Higgins If you'd thought about that when agspsqsM saisp w k lM fW The Chief Executive made his urged I ho ro operation nf all yog ware moulbia' so free about views on spending nnd economy known in a bristling id le r to clltsena of Bantnrd In preventing w te l ought lo be dune." I agree wtth you, John, the Chairman Wilburn Cartwright (D the spread of rabies. The proclamation Is aa fol­ bombing of the Pan*/ and otter (Jltln.J, of the House Roada Com­ American ships lo Chinee* waters mittee. It left no doubt of Mr. lows: ••Th» mate Hoard of Health was unfortunate, but I hardly foci Roosevelt's determination to bsl once the budget through a redur Its* brought to one attention the it Justifies n declaration "1 war, and since . Japan his humbled tk>n In Federal appropriations very aerlous condition existing which provide the least employ In this community on account t e m l f as never before In her hietory to make amends, meeting msnt and assistance to the unem­ of rabies, every demand of our govrmmsnt, ployed. " I am Informed that there has it enema to me that we might give Must Answer To K|it|on be-t) fifteen persons bllffh In heed to tte aiimonltioti of One who Likewise, the letter made it clrar Honford by mad doga recently, eamo long ago at this season, with that Congress In general and the "t am calling nn rltlaena to the message "Peace on Earth, preponderant Democratic majority How Is peace among nations to lie maintained in the specifically must anawrr to the ■'••-operate lo the fullest ettent Cood W1(| f „ w, ni Men”. In carrying out the orders of |( |, talk of thoughtface of recent increases in international political tension, Nation and to their conetlluenta If Ite Htste Hoard of Health, as individuals, picked up and expansion of standing armies, sharp increase in military they continue the spending spree Ihla Is a re*! emergency and hs* amplltei, that nfteu lesils men end budgets, and actual warfare in some portions of the globe? which the President ia seeking to to li» handled rtraetlcally.' -nations Into situations from which t mi. Those attending the meeting they find it Impossible to recede, Secretary of State Hull gives his answer to these import­ The administration last night beant questions in a recent issue of the Rotarian Magazine. rsn a drivr to kill the Ludlow war yesterday. In addition to thol As we Hr America approach in ­ "N o’one,” says Secretary Hull, "would presume to iiferrndum constilulional amend- state health officer*, were: Conn- other Christmas orison, instead of give a complete answer to that question. But certain im-nt when Chairman Key Pittman, ly PhysleUn Albert C. Kirk.'Rem itting our heart* and roinda to Mayor Edward Higgins, Shariff become ttomonrd with the venom conditions are obvious, and In the light of troubled Inter­ (ILW»v>, of the powrrful Senate t’. M. Hand, Chief of Pollen R o y l°I malke, (mired nnd ill will, we Foreign Rrlillons Committee, de national relations in the present they take on tremendous inrmrrd It . . . --f,|,l step toward','1 WHUamg prsnoes McDougslt. »hould offer up a pmyer of fervjml significance. the drstmcilon of our & M & * * « * ^ A hoy end world we are still at pear*, we ere "On* such fact,” he continues, "Is this: Only ss>the, Pill man Payed the propose] of Pak*r, vetarlhirtans, ■till a frte people, and despite our r i l r ......... .... world's economic health ia restored twill Individuals n*’P1-uill.Jw, iD-Tndl, which problem* nnd difficulties we stand nations develop again adequate resistance to psychological i M in be r.m.Mrrrd early in the p p n A p today among the nations o f the madness that makes possible interm! and external strl/o. [next session of Congn-ta, after * earth favored beyond the status of O nly as con stru ctive econom ic e ffo r t once m ore fu lly en- |’>n Arthur Vamlei^Wg, of Mtch-{ tgan, potential candidate for the' Knifes the energlr* of mankind, ns thu machinery of pronsoemblp nt tjie family I(lt0 Republican presidential ncm*| _________ this Yuletide season, ijuction and distribution regains and expands its scale and iiiatlon hearth-aide had i|emtndtd that Amir-. lot us not format Hist ths occasion sjieeti of operation, as sterile unemployment It lrplacwl Ira "keep »ul of other people’s Csstlsusu From P sp on* !««»•• farther and deeper than the by fertile toll, will the nations of the world restore and war*,'' but Insisted on freedom of 1-2 cent* an hour and that tte tinsel and llssi'e that surround* I a* ~_V', J. _ ' i *' develop their economic prosperity In full mid sound meas­ notionalI _action to combat aK « a - u r n l(< of ,b. ^ ..^ rle n ra d u*. Let ua realise that the ability ure and turn their thoughts nway from war and toward Im-tlng peace. “The foreign-trade program of the United States l§ based fundamentally upon what is to us an indisputable enchant- assumption—namely, that the domestic recovery if any All of Nature lends country, including our own, enn be neither romplete nor nirut; Peace entwlni-e tho homslind durable unless its surplus-creating branches of production succeed in regaining at least a substantial portion of their hills; night lost foreign rparkets. Mask rides the air at "By negotiating with other nations," urges Secretary lime; ith all its Hull, "we are seeking to bring about a mitigation ot trade • Christmas near* barrieia on a reciprocal basis. This method of procedure, thrlilt I Bright eyes match the swift combined with the use of tho fair, constructive, and equit­ foot palter; able principle of equality of treatment, contemplates sim­ How the dear old heartbllde ultaneous action by many countries and operatte to drive humet down excessive trade hatrlero throughout the .werld, Longings till tech nuxious line "Already wo find the results heartening. Already we find our way leading us to Increased economic stabil­ H a o li Angels tw eet-till ity among the nations of the world. The reciprocal trade comeel agreements which we are negotiating form a real foun­ ALLEN HADLEY. dation upon which to build friendly relations with other We are where meet prices aye nations. They constitute a check upon tendencies that In beginning to decline. I f the recent years have become alarming indeed. present trend continues, the aver­ "liYe are learning the lesson that peace can he ob­ age man may yet te able to buy tained bv bringing contentment to the peoples of the a steak without mortgaging his work}. All that Is lacking ia world-wide ee-operttion and the will to make use of the Instruments of action which fb A Representative Bnell says the are at our disposal.” highlights of the special session consisted of RooeeVeit's fishing trip. Garner's hunting trip- and a potato eating contest. He over­ looked "Little Jew's" sold euro. , T THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOtlDX a m .! • - "*J . : will TELETHONB [C MUm !?'.,raised IK. Plllm.n praised the .,rW .„ ' " " 'h e r 'K h a n ,. ^ *PP™xlm«l*1r 20 to FORGIVE I* often ns Important lhry pBld . . Ih# , h„|ly 0 , VE and that d n . * o f ^ ,nad « » • flt e . work bask skill Is an those who unselfishly GIVE M demonstrat on of the souud sol- ,| (ank fllc(or, I themselves are the one. who trtly bl-ri.y of the'American propj. In «-onip, n>, o rlvu U , flrr ,wk. ' „ w in4 -understand the real J«y " '" i f j 0 *T r* U,|on, H » offering the strikers n chance «o snd happiness of Hie day we term attacked the Udlow propo-l. r,Hl)rn ti|, ir ioba> indlcatad "ChrUtmaa". ; ub.; their latent Ions of hiring nddiAnd now, having unburdened - Ilu ng mas* detorml^tlon o f .U Jjww| ,hr* r of (h, n,oro rariou, -ue.llon.-r.ot * ! learned i his morning. thought, that came crowding iomestlc—for the present constl* tut tonal determination by Mlectte Company, who ted made ras.rvar .« r a » « l.t l» r a of * 0* 1, « Il ,h* ‘ This c«m i»ny has always on- TT " .nlici. npreseniatlves of ib. the people." dravorrd " ft would result in less then oneh.tr ef the people expressing their rafuM^'la t e ^ T t t e k l iman ‘plntosaid. B *■ "That -* "*• S l '- S t a - S , ; , - Si'nfntd to iieraenally overaa* Hm half 1conditions now existing. erltaldy infJueneed by vkilsnlj Tho plan! has rontiecHoni In and mIsrep resent at Ire propaganda,! tl, -T, ,, ( ri snd Texas and off!-, Jl** JDLta'i 'lie' ■■i not only from foreign sources but. V , r .■ ,l™. „ ., r porter te — ■ SS’J S S nr .ir.vi.ntin . . . . ....... in! ■ T sdditkmal labor Hlsturteoee. my upfninn it would result at « » • ! “ ^ . T S l D ^ o V h J i * lime in n dk.s.rtius t e r when * • tte t Z n l.r .fflt were morslty and phystelt, W‘“ 'ta, ene,. tu the point where our « f ■ nf the rtri tera' feting In such war would be beyond Indicating (hat the labor strife Imaglnntlod nnd our defeat in such at the plant advised a Herald re­ war quite probable. . porter that a rebrooentallve of the NEW YORK~tVc ~ .—(JP)- National Committee for lndurtri___ ntpro­ Orgnnixation will come to Ran?; I view's, Tne., motion picture ducer, distributor, and exhibitor, ford ft*n it Orlnnilo tonight and “ ‘ ” nrnr the prrmleea. * f lha Csnnjsf announced yesterday Christmas gifts .ranging up to two waste will hold ah organkxtkm meeting salary for lu JIAO') employees who IMnnt, tp whieh they hops I# orhave teen with the company over ganlxe all the worker*. C. it. Eekrrsoh, president o f tte six months. j 1 ' ‘ ,F*t* gki-^ TjuboA - .0" 'wwWafVw I | jltvgp-srWMte*AFlte*fc*i L „ v a ^ . . --- ni’ni-' ! r * __ ‘ •-! *■ • i V* STAHtlNG XT 11 O’CLfcfcfc s Hawaiian MOaie-Hida tMncCrt A night 6f high cisu stiUrtEln^nertt—No coysr chst-gc. And don’t forget to Uko fvom* s bottle to eomtAete your Xmss shopping Ust We e*rrg the Isrgeet stock of wines nnd liquors in this section. Open day nail night Free delivery. Phone 1” y A JmLA " A M /tow J rw y would lx tin fills ths world would lx sxftti., • world ifil/ttre urr* no'Siinf* CJa w I guishscLfslot £o^ryetn SatiU{CU usJ ' , ... 7%«rt would lx no childlikt fktth y <*i mightAt y rd ! not M icve tn then, no pcxtry,j\o rom&nct... T in fsJrtssl, ■ferns/ light with which childhood Arkl hk 'fives forever." • • . . Thank p o d hs l/vss, l " U l t -i**t f " . v e s * sseasoa,s*st - �►AT, DECEMBER to, M l T H E S A N F O R D H E R A 1.I1, S A N T O R X A F L O R ID A dial A n d P erson al Activities \al Calendar ,'iT h e r ffu lir buiineaa meeting ■M nha. Sanford Townsend Club 'wilt* be bald at ? : ] « o'clock In■ M l of Frldaya during the VdMdhya. public I* Invited to Yule Party Given By Truth Seekers JfcVWv** m * s * S Jmm XvttA *. >h. X•««**•* h t Japan Forms > D I»|^ M erT etts ........... \ Vuifftre Vhi-NTWWV ifws *h XW New Rife For iowamans Of Yale :IfXVAMA*VSM«#;. • * « . tfhi •«*»•*»»« «»5Ji W lli l(lx nib a w * ws>HtW}i.. x*t* Nanking Area Time In Germany nM mVhMfciH*.. *. thw.n pfoJtr*- m e mhI *r****ti»^«ji v>wla. lie * |UU whti.b vim di-licum* ;s*rtbH VttMnv.. pVriW found |) th+»v m.itheta. , .ld, h* *.. ♦w.'Hiffy ....... „ th, lb* Day uf thy Wtn* Mmm. 1b**ntM^Ah»Rihiil»|| y t.'n V* Vhc h mrb Wr*. • hick gMUhad th* end ut M*« U'**K *M*> % PUIIM. Mr. and K n . Clarence U Wynn hohday %*i»*<»w. * « * * > « * , w «tn 1h.vtk t>K *lh XW S*(iii<n^t entertained th* Fifty Fifty Uhl# | iteitvsl lh * cburvhva am) ,< ‘ fo h ¥»*«> If4**! -vs MfNi •• Ifm-V*' Clau with a Christmas party at >iikh«t): vtih (wwW.shi XbiK ■ t*v**d hum* With hU«Mn)t ut IK-lfc their horn* on Monday avenlnc. cvns* la d **»r»h which. w«r Th* room* o f the home were at­ H’ kx X'lg'lHA My^n;y tjlwnii.Ji burwvd In Ure hum*-v Hr Dm* V tnx>Mwn«jt (*t‘y is iHHw.yii,, Vrtv. tractively decorated with TenneaMr*. John Vauchan. ebalrman of three part)** iltinnhlil t«M *r WO. T W t) iit inlx id (hi; aeo holly and mistletoe. ' “ Th* a nests, Inchdiiag those os Thre* W W H v » OUdree. IM ' Mrf! T. F. McDaniel had chary* a n m b tr o f parliament and sev­ o f the devotional during which uni Hvh hlot. »«* 1\. unr.slircil ShhVicb eral university professor*, wore I t n i r lima: Christina* carol* w*r* rang « t i n l un th* J w , w* n » « i made during * nalion-mtd* w by Mr*. McDaniel. Mr*. C. E. hum*. On (hi* nighi .hihlioir tie* of i asis which began last Mr. and M r* Wllllard R. wnitaipa, Mr*. Georg* Sima, R. S'. •ellfts hfoitonth i„ ciMinaHTn r*«*iitbltng Wednesday but were not an­ Tlbbett* of llolderne**. N. ||. thu** worn by Ure W W H»n,. nounced oftktally until today. have opened their home at to i “ The main point o f their move­ MMKhyii through (hi* ilrw tn ! Park Avenue. ment apparently was to lend n »tn« hit Christman V'aivdn w l general revolution based on com­ received duiiathm.-. id iv d lw Xt'iWtlfudl Mlaa Edna Stile* ha* attired munism. “ the metropolitan police anil other n w ti In m thu from Laurel. H is* t » spend iho board uM . “ Since the outbreak b’-X W llM * Stx^WJHL't'iv; ^ 'holiday* wilh UiV ami ifr i^ E ; Thme*e iivcsletil ' they (tk M L W. Stile,. Itave used every opportunity to In th* hnnlnvtin lurnahm id Ifoncin spread antiwar propaganda lh* meeting lh* Ktw«n>*nn Mia* Minnie Strange arrived Reading throughout the nation'' H iw il » rwnv>hillon thunk,hut today from Jackiouvltlo in ifil.-'h'igti’ ^hupping Tvug There was a belief among thw* ■pend the holiday* wilh her many Japanese that the arrest* Th* Sanford Itnrnhl. to* publicity lh* cfoh hit* tiKvl.ed Parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. a . wore announced to deflect the Blrange. nation** attention trout Japan* ilyrlnl th* m i year. Th* (tw tla al i ho hmihyon attained international re1*1 sms. by Ordinal ity, it vrna said, such a nhlth nan pr*»U|.d o «»r Ml** Aldln* Harrison I* e* L. hi. campaign would have been kept lion aril Loo* tin Igdoil ported |o arrive front Jat-kaonsecret for month*. Juan* id Holb«ir\ l^ n y il villa tomorrow to spend the The foreign office declined to 'hrrrlln id K.*y W n i *«,l C if holiday* with her parent*. Mr. »ay whether the interim report .Vda(tin. and Mr*. C. L. Harrison. wouU serve a* a reply or a* a haaia - for a reply to Ami-titan It;' I.' llllM ty a »n I* rtreeled Ibt Uod Real Vow Midis notes protesting th* Fnnay *1to arrlvo Saturday ' from RaltlUiyttfoiHi'n Tiaduion-tl *»ck, but said “ iaveotigationa mor*. Md. lo visit hi* parents, lei What'Child ta still ate prugresaing.** Mr. and Mr*. 8. a lUghleyman! Thin . . . . Wfc|. Knaifoh 3. tat IX LUthr Tun it of Mima Evelyn Echo!* and Mist Ueihlihitm L. U K<Mh»>'* Sadia Oamer ara eipected to tht Holy Night t'u iu (liuhtfi arrive tomorrow fr»ra Holly tet Adest* Hifoh-s. wood lo spend the holiday* wilh iVttuKUmw Uywii their parent,. ( CnnttqH* do Noel \ .Whim W W IVM! HhSMltfrtX IfhViWi ktr^r t'alifoima produces '.*J pcrcynti T IIR O W L RO O K S H O P of lh* na>hut's uuickatKvt. im W W XVW W .N w v Personals A F --__msMEi TheXmasShm leikV 'rymhh'Wl To-Night MerryXmas — and * * * «« IN kMW.WWrt \Nft TW IM t ‘Fight For Your Lady' Opens At Rita Today Slarrow, Miss Erma Doudney Gives 9*G Club Dance Stay Iiowrr Floor UW • 10-35 Flrat Show at One O'clock Every Day — — RITZ aiRISfrM AS IH¥lHk« GIFTS Mlaa Margaret 1‘elrra of Ml ami will arrtva Friday to spend Chrlsima* with her parent*. »!r. and Mr*. T. L O Connor of » l * Farh Avenue. COLEMAN'S Ouy Wood, advertising manag Mlaa Erma Itoudoey enter- ev of The Hanford Herald, will Ulnad th* marabar* at the M l he wilh hla parent* Mr. and Club with a dance given at her M r* Ouy D. Wood, o f Jarkaon villa, over the Christmas week evening^ •rtrooghout the evening danc­ »ri«. *“ ing wa* enjoyed after which Melton Ware, who I* taking name* war* drawn for b*>* tupgraduate work In the Candler Emory Thoea present were; I he School of Theology at Mlaaea Mary Lodge. Erma Doud- U *lt*t»lly, "arrived In Kaniord nay. Je*,e Durdan. Joyc* Whld- yesterday to apend the holiday* don. Elisabeth Pippin, Lkllrla wilh hi* parent* Mr. and Mrs. Qnrmlay, Nell Btawart. Mary R. W. Ware. IM Iic e K i v U f w K * W B U S IM 5 S MAN'S . LUNCH McRory and B«ttr l/>» Ple*t>. Mra. Jesse (lardner and rhlld Alto Dickey Brown. Jack Woodruff. Rob lllckaon. John reu. Lavinla. Robbie |^e, Al Angel. Ernest Boulhwatd. Hub ■line and Barbara Joan, of Cnol Idgo Oenrgla, are •spending lh* Eppa and Donald Jon*a. holiday* In Sanford with Mr* (lardner'a Parent*. Mr. and Mra R. W. Ware- Frail &*b<i Vanilla and Rutter IVran PERK'S CLUB — W khhh kh*iA\ ^wtJl Xn kw'hks Q U A R T S (Be P IN T S ___ ____ 2 5 c VUw. -wisttw vtbwu klhvwhv HvHNt Mi t W n i TOWER R E C IT A L • Delicious Advice: ” ■* m ' - , t fc LAKE WALES. Ok . U . iA> —ChiLtmaa music sill he played by Anton Rreea al the Rtagtag Tuwrr mblnlght Friday. - Due. I t with ' l l fam e Vpun lh* Midnight clear'' by It 8 . WUlia an the epealac auather Friday. Oeaeashee PL IM f wet- Iniuied In a panic Christmas Bee—Midnight Jaeo lh*vl*r patnm* yretrrday I. tai It C tnv I'pun th* Mid The preporiion o f alcohol ta Uhra Die de*tioyed the Tagasl plght Ctvar -- E A WOUa hear varies front S 1-1 t* 7 percept. theater. thl Juy I* lh* W'uald. lh* Lord la ware..tram Handel t. IM Thvea Kings of >W mRI Kuxtf rr pwvihit 5ft GALLONS •I Iw l S W tM MkkU. lAMtfl Mid*A> w U V gngfc N moe* rw X W S ftM K «t Kk M R M lty IW >vrinr ttwff mm (t W r A N Y Give' Candy If yon wanC to itlri you gift probfaai Malty . . . I Special SEASON’S GRETINGS!\ ir e DBCOUST « N AN Y Gemey, Cara Nome, Coty and Evening In Paris We wlah. lo *ak« this opportunity to pledge anew the covtinuance of our policy of rendering sound protection and friendly co­ operation In all financial matter* . and wish for our friend* a very MERRY CHRISTMAS. WILL MARE HER CHRISTMAS HAPPIER Officer* and Fmpliyre* Touchton 1' TR OOMPANT THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIO NAL BANK r* s EXYCMMW ICMRIJlT H M SC O T T - C A R R A W A Y , IN C . �sSBSSiSSDiPf ' • ' . ■ , j • . . ~A • * » t( v .'* »* r ir 1|SJ; X i P i a J sW i'A S F tf-jM PW I. fwp. *• I t X ..; j » w m & r r s ti «M. t. Twp. U IL If. I(UB 1 iole County rt RCcorda x m o. r^H B rfA ooN .' k of Clrtuli Court, « Couetr. Flarlta. trner. W. A., ■ole County, ryan, Minnie L e f s l N otlde NOTH N o r aALB o r t a x rtm rtricA T K s aceonlanrs with tba pro. M *** af Chapter HIM. Ada nf EANLOTTM SMITH I will offer En**?* ,J!e9eWle oulcry in tka »* • • * ,’‘99*r f* c eaah at III* ■art flouee enlriuca U Mnofprd • , ‘ k* l*lb. gap nf January 'l l at II u stock A. M. la* reii Hm I*■ or oertlfltaloo held by 9|M?» Ugolhor wljji oil .mill■ . . 5f * i c v l a d usea 1 i 1!* . fiHowlng dosciibsd Undo i •rtnlaoU Couniy. Florida, lo- 2* ..STaVS!: J.f'r-V"". U K S " iJ A " ' “ • ' toVrn’ , *1 f * ’ * Bl August Tib. >(•» *u*»ringi 1*14 nf M l t l l f f * W « » • ft-F Uleeb X I , ' HI It A II Blh yTexas School Slant Was . Big News Event Of Match It ~ T. S x m & . ' Ih n lM h Cesnty, Fiertda u * eeeerlai Btk. k N*. I rov.rta Beater* l| -ll Z u 7 M 'A u T . t eulevy ftp- Hit high­ e r " at the Court I l e Sanford on tka weewbee lMT at. It o f Aet. -I, .111,covering Lei Itt. •FTUOIAS IJrovsw C o 'a .lft, AdC la Black Hammock, fd la cla g . deeertbetl net* Caunly, Florl- S K aa1' ’r*>**• •• »*•. S. 0.. ct- h i to First Jkriatlan Church, Inc. Real Bttale Mortgage F. Dutton k Beni, Inc. to A r aaur k Co. tiklfmrfgaga k Crop I.ten. R fW b C |C.. et ux to Amvrll- Agri. Chemical Od.;......— K C. fl. k R. F. King to flan4 Production Credit Aasn. rk, Mont* to Fkrm Credit NT V U i. s s s i ^ w ? * fla re d • Ho. Trtf, e l Aeg.,1, IX*. covsrlhg Lot lif Florida, • r r r n t o l III A U t* Dlaek *• H, X . . No. ita of Aag. I, an*, ling HU of -Mil el of h w TI- or « k u >m . t, ie l i la. • • U ; t l . » ( . No, H i of, A I***' rovartag' M t .r I ar fa , a » i tLwm. t » ; i u 9 Court County. • . erd, John M., aatatg to SemiBala County. light, Lola 0., k Hal t# H. C. I< £■' f, tS *V JU m a S S M •i•p t h S IliMnock. - Decaniba I'. HBMI of cirreli County, CBlrriFii ATMs ocra'danra elm tho pro1 ? “ * '" , ,,,M ' d r lo o f L'ir , W . 2 *^? Wrillao request of "IfU ilM W Ci.AIIK (Uy. I*. BAYoffer^ far sola ot public outcry lo tba blabb'ddoi fer cash el Ilia Court ..amranca, la Hanfard nn Xlh .lay of Jaauery 1*34 at Il "Hock A. if. ua cartllicate “ r eatilflrulaa bald by tka HlaU l«g. Ibcr wllb all Ptajuad and •"“ —•"'''•''I levied Utaa ua Iha following daacrllwd Uuda ta kaio. ,loula County. FlorUa.~owl|: No. 411 of Aug. t. 1 ( 11 CUV# •rliitf leal. 4 4 „ Iflk. C Hueua Villa Kflimii. ,nV •••M m»d m ii I thi« *»• *>»*! llay «»C IWrrml.or |*1 T. a. % i # j liKimiiuri. f Urk «*f rirrult C’onrt ■ Florlta V^ l-rt V*/ ROTICH OF l l l . i l IIF TAX 4-RIITIFH-ATK* In orronlaura wllb tba pro'j.? Vblpna nf Cbaplar J«:»*. Aria of P i - »*lf, nml upon written recusal nf R MIIM MAIIIAN < f! fl WIM.IAMM I I wlH offer fnr aala ul publla nutery In Iha hlghaol bidder for • raoli at Iho Cnnrl Ifnusa snlranra ’• . to Manfool on Iha lllh day of . January tail si II orlorb A. M.. I*. to* oarllflrula J or (ertlflralse • list* hv tba Mlsla logslhar with all omlllail and aubaaimanl lavlrd l I as aa na Ilia fnllnwlng donrrlhed If loMda ta Nrtiilnnla Cnunly, Florlta. iY Inwlli B 'Va IIT nf Aag. I. lilt rdjrariuw M l II IN nw im ] K K .. Witness my band and oast ibis H ta lM (ltd day nf December tail _ a h r iin iv in * _ YT1»?N nf circuit Caiwl .■ a ir Man'lnal' Cnunly, Flnrlt.n .No. lU t of AMU A lt d , aov.rlng L«U . 14 X. X * . . •Lean N I t n af N f t ft af w. i n n »r h o i t n a ’ p. 9rate l e * Amended Mai of low* CliyT ' l - l t •t Nd l i l t of Aer- ». II I ! covering I-ol l| |U m Lot* I I I I Ilk It, Iowa City A Iced IT I t || of I Itt ' No. all at. Aug. I, cave ft eg NKU o f NHti i. T e a ta. i t »r. Nf.- H I M Aag. I, ahman. II. 1. at ui to Seminola COPItf. fjrnn, J. M. to Seminole County, ndaa, fobn, at ua to Seminola r ilrotee Co't I d Add ta, Black \SggawKm Add cnicorr I X M arSr.4>^:» ..... Aela of ■eeal #f ■- irta f, U | U. Florida eee. ore. l it Add le mark IU cli U 11*4- eh N Mu eh W 1(i r l n V l * .I, i f ( I t fl* In Ix fr • • Uaandor, Fred, * 1 » • Mar] U n it Aloiandtr. *f riUlamt, Baatlt E. k J*e. t< S u l A. * M tanIt E. Tanner NubWL-. WlUlanr H- • » ua. K Charles W. A Mallle A. Sulll day of «». Cloth mlnolv T m s&fHtti: eh. ji I t <« ( l b eh. No: Ml o f J ttf -l.i w m w K 'i t It. No. an of. Asa. t. m l rn**rlHB nag ta* r* It af MW ear of SMU Ma. ||, T e a N N. I I R«a 1 I t f t I If r t n if- ra w n r c No, « u of Au*b I. I *41 eovaflng ttaa. t eh N A t eh " » f HW ear, of NWII of ifU . nuirrliwAnn i wilt offer Hljt* Hae. il. Twp ft, R. tA • far aat# at pahlle eultrr t" '» • lleo m att ell H a eta R btaha.i I,lilt.r foe eeek ** lh# Ik * t l K Court Ilona, anlrmne. In Ranfort No IU nf Ang. I, t i l l . on tko llth day of January of t i l l at II o'clock A. Id., las ’ cevaatag.-WU of, n k h kltH of a w it Hae. 11. T o p eartlflrnla or eartlflral** halt i* ii. a*. by Iha Ntaia loaalha* wllb oil Na. IX nf Ang. J. t i l l omitted one oubeeauent levied enearing n 't « f NlTu of laaeo on tba f«Uoerln« daaerlhad lando In nammolo County. Florldo, towllr- -- - ■ " a.-ia nf Na IM ,#f Aug. I. Na ttl Hole af Julr ' fib. ••If mvarlog gK>( atlot I HIT eovarlnei D l I* Pine. ll-aao Thai poet H 'Of lasefharat. . . . wood I'.nm Hnrlnae llood) t-lth hf No «•« HSIa of Poe. X. Twp |b. V 1 ». July tnd t i l l rnvarlngi Mia w-linaaa n r hen* an*'a.al till* IT h f l Plnrhu/tt •ha llrd day of Deeamher lilt . ,H nf Nd. Itt Hida of Julr O P. MRUN DON. Inf. I aI a cnvarlna: M l 1*1' Clara, at Otreell Oourt, pifteharet; Na III gel# of Auiual ltd. Namlaele t?nuaty. Klerldo. (REA I*) t i l l rovarlna: Mia 1*4 * i III rinahurat, Nn. 411 Halt of Julr indHUTICA OF IA 1 .M OF TAX 1*11 eovarlnai M l III Pina. i:iu m r i(k T W in neendanea wllb Iha pro* No. I l f lu ll nf Ali«U-l 1*1. vlalona *nf Cbaplar llfl* . Aela of ttl* ravorlagi Uag It elm. IV t i l l mnA uoum wail I an reuoeal of nf NR Cnr. Bun IV • rna H RnwAttf) itiontNH I will, oifet I* eh*. R » cli*. N I* cba. for aala el pubne nutrvy In Iha hecilon I. Township »« South. hlaliaul bidder for roali el Iha Ilangs I* Kaet. , Cnorl lloitaa anlroiMa In Henfard Na. ( I t Hal* oh July tnd. on Ilia lllh day nf Jepuory t i l l 1*14 envarlnpi N 4 rba nf IV at II n-clncb A. It. u a certificate If chaJ- of NI7*4 of Heclk<* IN rertlricdU* bale by the Slate Tnwnokl|t I* South. Itanse lua-lhar with nil omilled and auk* Idt-Hon. ac*,urnl levied laiaa nn Ihv fnl* Wllnaa. my hand and Seal ihta (••Wins dracrlbed lands In HamIlia tied day nf Hvrrmbar 1*47. lir.de l-uuillv, Florid*, towlu O. P IIMNNIMIN. IV I. Nn. I l l nf Jnlr tnd (•In a nf I’lrrull t'nurl. 1*11 ,-nulling tail* « A x Haniloela Couniy. Flarlda. Hbn-h II Tier 4 Hanford. Wllnnu.a mu hdnd and aoal tllla jlRHAl.l lb. flid dnr nf Dacainbac l* 1 f. n. i‘. ii k i i n i h i k , . Clark nf urCUII Court. Houilnnla Cnunly, Florida vUio.wnl I'liaplar i»l* (, Aria nf 1(11 und upon wrlllae reuiuaau ot I. I'. II All AN I will of far for sole at public i.uUry In the M in­ es! hhldtr for cash si Ike t'nurl lianas anti aura III Henfon. mi Ilia I lib day ef January II" *1 II o'clock A. M.. US tail Ideal* or rarlftlralea bell by Iha MUte logalher wilh nil otalllail and •ui.■•quant laclvd l**ea on the following doovilbtd looda In ManiInola Uouuly, Florida lowlli , No. I of Aug. I. iv ii cover­ ing lieu Ml* Cur nf I'alar Miraudit III 11*11 N iu 'i Dag \V II nb N l l t i Dau. li 1* cli g : 4*'1 Deg. 14 U rb H I I l i Dag IV I* rb. No. • of Aug t. t i l l cov• ring >VI« of NWlf Mac. 44. Twp. || ji. Nn. II nf Aug I, 1141 aov* •ring Fjget lunar N >4 ot Nil ll A KlVIf of N W li.A Mi:'4 of - NKU of MW14 Her. *1, Twp I* It. IS Nn. II ul Auu I. IIH cuverlng M'u ul Mlil. ul NRti *ea.- H Tap is It. It Nd, X ot Aua. I. H U covvrlug live, i cb N af MU cor of HKU » f Nlill Mar II. Twp I* II, II. Haiti N 4 11 rb. W V.l ii: N 1,14 rli W li t ah H t ih li Iv bag, No. Il nf Aug. I. 1*44 cayr • ring N(( ul NlVli nf HKlf Bee II, T w p Jk( l*f> *f AMPWt .f? r,T• ^ u£ L , t ,• oiilery le the blghaat (l l e i r for eaah ai. th# Ceurt Hsus* oo|nuie* lo Jtenford oo lh * ratfrlae: I c i l f sU , l . ’ o i i - Nor t i l l of Aegesl I. eovarlng: Lots f l A ft Crr,wl. No. itt. of Asgwst. T, eovarlngi, Lot* t» A t* Arlmr Crr*l»| Laka* Saetlea. _ N c . i l t t *f> Aagm*4 I. &&L till, Look a«h tin. lerh efuk nn, day ot 8109 CELERY FOE TR IE SEASON ' Throw plantr of Tab* sow I D**t with oil j>t tba NUollM , vagatallon lo kaap It clasp sad t froe, from ophle. worm* sed 'bug* mod fuage*. It t* o llfa ■ever for * lawn*, fapu. roeea and Ike gardab. Tba plaat, fotm vslua should bo aoprarttlad. T a b .c c Dust lo th* ehaoeast ,aad roust aftacllvr Ina.rtlclda nn lb* market. Thbo ido Haaff IUJ>d par ton 'Taharoo Coane Dost M U 9 ^ y -i roX\.rl\T T o ^ lands-nr gemtfdtt ctunty. n«H d*. towiti No. t t l Noll ot Auiual Ird. l i l t covarlog: l e i I niocb B Hurtle Viola Uatai.a. Wltnaaa my hand nnd aool tKJa ,h. « r d doy o r Clark of Circuit Court. Nanilnsla Couniy, Florida. Us u a l ) NOT I CM o r OAI.M o r TAJt CNItTiriCATIM t In accorawaco will* ta. pm> WIIJJNUIIAM KHTATK By: Mk.gulra A Voorbla Agepl* I will *. I***, covering: M u l*t. effdr far' tale at pablia outcry t* IM. 1*1. I t t 1*1 A IM torch like Matmet bidder fee each at Arbor 47ryouL Mbs* n «i, the Court. House entrance Id Hoc]1 on. Hanford <>H tile lltli day o f Jan­ No. IS* nf August T. 1M4, uary, I I I ! at It o'clock A. K . rnvarlogt Lou !• £ A IM ,ta* carllflca(a or cetllflealoe held by lb- Hlnta together will, oil Lash Arbor Cryvla) U k rr i,miliar. end aonaaqoant levied club tun Inn. lavra Oil the tollewluw daarrlpod Nn. I l f nf Aueuel T. Ill), lenda In Hamluola County, Plnrlds, cnvertogl Idle ■>*, A III, lowli: I. H-h Arbor CryaMI Mkas Na. H it of July f, t i l l cov­ Club Marl Ion. ering W. I l l ft of N IIIH4 No If* nf August T. 1 * 1 1 . fl o? NfV'k Mae. 14. Twp. ft coveting: M4S I I I ’ la II* A | n. ft. III In if*. Idrb Arbor Cryoul Na 1411 of July T. 1*11 ledlktE ( ’lllll MfclIVQ, 1 covering NH'i of NKU dee. No If* „f Augool T, 1*11, envoi In* i M le It* A ttl. Iawb Arbor l.-ryeUi Clsb SeetlOlf. a •’ No. 1(14 at July ». 1*14. Nir. Ml nf AuguE T. 1**4. cifvoting IV 14 of NRH IM — covarUg: Ltd* III 4 II*. Look Big. M l II ( of, M4* ear. of Arbor Cryaul la#aa Club Ntt Hun W .41# f| N *11 fl H ■action. l i t fl H l l l ' m Mbs. I*. Twp,' No. I l f of Auguli T, Ills, II lb >) I-t of - Na. IX * of 7aty_ T, cuvarlsgi lode m i A lia lit * rover leg ’ NN’.l of MWU. Loch Arluor CiysAI Mkre A W'| nf “ W 'l A -414 nf Club Heellnn. T MRly of MW14 «Maa NH'4 of Nn. I l l or Augutl T, IPIS. in*M A NlYU nf HW14I M*a eoverUgi M u IIPi, A lit. X, l e y fl. )l- II. u>eh Arbor ' Crystal Mhee ■o. l l f l af July t. 1((4 Club Reel lea • . rnvrrlng NR'l nf MWlf A I -1• of No. I l l r»f AuKUEt NWU of aw 14 use. II, Twp J. ' t w i eoferlagi W H’ ol^Lot X t Loeh Arbor Crystal Mb** U , ! ’ my. hand aad seal tab Club MeetloM. lo llrd day of Doaomber 1*11. Na M l ef Aegui t ». HI*, raverlhg: M l sTI.. Mch AtIVamInolo Couniy, Florida. bor, Crystal Lekae Club Ha*. to C O M P AN Y & v »«B r This Five Piece Chair 'Ense’mlile BOAT FOR CHARTER Ity Hay, week, nr month. Catering to all type* nf parties. $1.00 Dntph— 50r F iv e Mn> U\ v hi Orlamlo. For Christmas I i• G E T IT N r * . '( '» '» < i J'irjf «pc»H * C \IHH.N ,\T TAI.I.V — , |n- n v i . |i.-M In .1 Sunilny i,»nii f»r I lie luilblav* when *Tluata pit-n-niril (9 l hristiliac tin. jinny iH-.intifiil rnivil* Mint:. Amotl’f II i" m* ullrtiiling <. RADIO HEADQUARTERS 1 Electric Service Trout Turkryn In ecrordeuaa wilh Ike ptovtalons, of cbaplar 1 1 1 ) 1 , Agfa ot ta ll aaB- upon written raguast U ■I\ MWOFM- I will of far for aala » l pwvils oulcry, •• lbs M|*4' l bidder for celh OI Iha Court Mesee (Sir aaea la. H*nflrd ah tag 1)1* day a* January 1)11 S|. It a'clook A. M_ US cartmtate or ran If leaf as hat* by tba M M i ta*WM» wins all emltt-d Wdelc I ’ lt r r * I'nntplclc O tlnm nn, k C linir, Ilk r nr c f u I E nd .Sniifnr.l Rnnl Work* Shniir— n wonili-rfiil pr*>»*nl fur Ihr hontr, offcicii nt n Ihrllllng low prirr. Iloltrr W HAT Hprriala for Friday Make Hill Hardware your Christmas gift hcadquarlrra this year. Wr have a wide range nf se’rctions in g lfu that ar< sure lo suit your latle at well as your porkeibonk. For toy*, ramee.- and prartlrat {Hflp as well as any other gift you might wish, see ua first! I> r ItK A S O N A III.K HATES Cnptiiin Ed Rice xtiH . ae* ■OI.KV nnoH Mar. •aa h. na ai. n io v r . aat We IM I.vr — r i . « i n l o i l r . _ « r i Apereemie Tear .ta U n rii pay R oom y l-oungy lllm-n I irglMlu Mrltnry,l K dIIh .'ii riilgpcn, Imitiihy Mil • d « il .M ry Mulei- Mi-irlwraHici-,1 thrkann, .lum- Minimi, Jlniy Nii-I.rl. M iiy Nell Kmlih.j Ibdie H ’ lin-r, Miiiy Aim l hnpm*n, AiVIniilr Itlihlir, Hie llnirlvnn,' Maty hTanrca Klrvrnu, Clam Julw nml llu'h hallniIn* Mnlurh, Klirnbnlh IVhll'Iiiglnn. nml Mmy Aitfn William*. Ik ale akrtM* _ ik FI.OKIIIA & BALTIMORE OYSTERS r.OOD furnllurp ninkrn a ROOD Christ man Rift! Let furniture aolvc YOUR shopping prohlcinn. nniply. happily, and cconiuniraily. Malcr Ihr entire family happy (his ChrlHlmn*! HKE OR I’ llONE Mather F urniture Co ....... lb. . ..15c Jb.......... 27* flcBM lb. 25c (Dressed free nf rhsrgr) All kinds •/ Oyslera We olao have your Chrlnlm** Flowers A FI'Li. i.lNta n r ora r«Hiiie ------.•Ml N IK .. iU ------l l« U II4 1 II.I. e iu M 'e W ^ ',, ■••*■ y>( ykAplor. lm * . Acta of I f an* ddoaTw itim tauuait uf w. a i i l J T f Wilt Offer fur oats « l patdlr ouierp ta tba Mabaal bidder far eoah al Ihr Ceuta l toes a. aw*re sea. ta HsaDFd ■« ilia talk bay ur January I I I ) ot T autary la,tba hh It o'clock A. I L tat rarllflrsla ar oarilflaalao* bald by tko Mlala Ifouou aotrasaa t>»a«ifWrd> o, luteiker with alt oiulllad nnd eukae.iuant levied tataa On Iha futlawlng dj oerDsd- totula l i BernInola CulHTJ, Florida, towll: Na l« » . of ^Aua^. L IN I. MqMat •»*vt>*Jt * »— •** tka nun. TB’iih. rn i. n «i»*tt:ti l . AV\i:.\lM>K NO Fti|>|t|lr» | HI: ANN* (Hu «III lilt* (t « fat _ tstnlilldti titMrkrf. I III.*ANN. fl.li.nl N.i Nii|*|>lir« 1 1 HECIXi liil|<|tllrn •••till, •la'tti.l tul S likltl. markoi fI fmiI v I'U |»**r ■ «|f»« Inin. Clp-CSf || IlKot Cf>1.1,1 yU pat ||, .rmr*. fi >r IOp. ■ CAIIDWSn: llchl. ti*» ■ titi*tool Hi; lil. rnnrUrl Null Fl.v.lJJ f’••|frnli4KMt1. |itill%. |t*t lain. will* ■ to lirlroi, i n ftft-lll *tl 1 5 iniMtt* c i| f'* Mrc fire**tiiii ImlMar* i • •« lM»r toi»rf- . ir.r-H.oo . r tlltHiTH N«iM*Hra ll«l.|. Nr-' S .lUAJiil Jiuli!. .turrit! ilull. .FL». jm*, • •li.« Itii't (Or-kir Ip i\ \ ru rM H vi:n s.ippiir. hitM. h f|*'tvtfiit«| |«o;hl. ItmiVrl hlrntlv Fit | 1't l*u*. Iiftri A rrt«.. iirr ' fo “ iptnlMt A || Jf. II TQ _ Tin to In r ii» . « £ «•••« - 1»-* $2 oo h : i »: iiv u r s im t rin i»n ■ «I*»F lllltl M«*-ASr I’ol.l.AltlWr Flit |irr Ant, l»»in. ■ I Or •I ir • .■ I't'f'r'IllHVtU Vo. Ni||*|illF» 'I i *i i i n i :n »: r.MtiiAUK: vio r ^ 'iB «••*■ i;r-iOr n iliri.A N T Vi. Hupitli^ ?] K*'AHOt.i:. Nn Hiippltta 1J i.m rirri;- fi.n .. t*i i^l.t ,u . ■ lunm. Ilulii, hi oi l»**i M».«F,t Fl.% |■ »:ta rrit 2 |1<»« alir. ftor || ; ■ ItMHTftV N.tltpli. Ilk III .Inmnal ■ III; III 9*1.11ki*t alrmli 1*1 • t*f |H t»U* It|*v9 €»•#• Ik*' H MITNTAIIIl I'lio •‘inly |irr iI of ! ■ I.llrt. •* "i i|MuIH9. '»r I "S'I pv M .iffii lift |*. r *••»« I ■ Seminole Fish & Poultry Market Martin’s Garage Hardware The Ideal Gift i-f»rr« A price you ran afford r CowrteoM.il' ■Isyke IVwJJrfi— S p rin g s — T m llc rg Oedeon, one of three persona found ler'a old pal,and prea* chief, d ie •lain in a Manhattan apartment, mppaared from Germany. And Pope - Gas mask* became fashionable plus, recovering from his long ill* abroad. Earopa'a naval fir* depart*, nea*. drellcd the Reich's “ mad a f mont cruised around Spain to keep tempt . . . to confine within 'hr war ■paths from flying. Rut In boundaries of n Klnglr people, Spain, tha fighting became fiercer, within the blood stream cf a aincle *^nd everywhere alt*, goetrn- race. God tlx Creator of tha world, rmrate picked up slickat {the King and law giver of all |wo ' America and Britain prepared pirn.'* to blow a half billion dollars “ This Year** Klaaca.” blared • piece on naval arm*. Premier American radio*. And President Ilium triad lo dig a holt billion ent-Rnoarndl cut in fn nrgp-n tiK'ad, r of peasants' hoards for France's minded Supreme Court, crying: defense*. And Japin’* milltarista “ Here la one-thlnl of tin- nation ~ med a f 400,000,000 prepared- llt-nourishful, ill-clad, ill-housed. ..(>m Tollaha i, program down po||l|ciaiu' now. . . . 1 naf wr inun j f t , n " r !” iduyn wilh hi ’thaoata. Windsor flonslng Prohlua . Iluiri-o n. I Mussolini ordered all men b#-| Rrnalora grilled noiablce pro Kenneth Hi \jrern 18 and Kp kept In trabing ami con. Justice MrllrynnlHs lee- | nd. -y |nVc M fight, screamed for more babies, lured on “ good nmrtamanahlp.'' ,| «• in . p. n. r Si ’i r a ' j f i ' a a t g ih j- « It lh Janeory, III* si U o'eloek A. K.. la* certificate .or ctriliicois* held by l * o ' atalo togstho* with all Martin’s Garage General Repairing Truck & & Auto Service tfl,n«arlr niida phtHtm cf Vtronk* Kmat. vpjiui" HaninUengL-Ilii: K3r,Sftr~, I. SANFORD MARKET RKPORt 'L • B y VOLTA TOE RE Y , and touted Africa lo get Moilemt * N o n Review Editor, |behind him. :' L A . . JV* AJ*'F«*lure Service | It wa> hit moot tmbarraaalng Ah. patting few are Ihey who month: London newspapers called P*L ■ .tptek, a Spaniah loyallat victory an Hal*9 | Wild, elormy month! in praiae of Ian defeat. And a gift bald In |*t • ' 'M f ' . . . * 'France for ahooiing Count da l « ’ «' — liR YAN T. Osmbrun blabbed that aha had 2 P *;•>. J W . l>rou«b' the world'a had a love affair with the Duce. ,oiu ' - graatast achool diaaater to the Pep* llaa Cemmenla werld'a blggn*, richest ruial liuide Europe and Inaldt Aala, M ti -dctaot. frontier* ware aaaallad. Natl* ■ • Ten minute* before diamlital wanted "home rule" for Cscchott,'* ’ Mine, the roof rear, the walla nlovakta’a Oermana. And between f t * . bulged, and the whole atructqre Kuaala'a good-neighbor. Outer j r > 1 1 like -the One Hosa Shay. Qaa Mongolia.'an<| Tokyo'* toy, Man* Br , ' tn m the -eery oil fielda which choukuo. Prince Teh Wang daF j ' (fabled New Ixmdon. Tea., to have clare Independence from China l i - .. the blggeal, richaat achool blew It in bring forth a new nation called E. .«fl», hilling nearly 300 children. Mongokuo and dedicated to JapaJ* 1 e» -Bof “ the murder of the article* near imperialism. |nh model'' toon dial reeled America. 1 New York'a Mayor LaGuaidin Setter toggery picture* gaee way end nerlln editon traded inaulia. GENEVA trvix try Club Hatrouro Maetloa Na 447 at A «n M T. MIL covarlog: M lo IL II A X. Rth. T.. Los* Arbor Country . ( >Bp h CBtrfBfO Bair*.— ftotti**. ta II. Ik. Ho. * ul .iiut. L U l* covailng NKU nf NKU Mac. It. Twu. I* It. I*. No. II nf Aug. I, t i l l cov­ ering W I I I cli of NI4U of NIVU A NWU nf NKU A 11 1-4 nf N 'l of HI*U five. II. Twp I* |L t*. No I I o f Auu I. 1)11 cov­ ering S'.f of Nlt't I Mao Ity] Mac II. Twp. II IL i f No. It of Aug, 1, 1*11 cov­ ering K>4' of H I V „ f MH14 « HHlt nf MIIU Mar. II. Twp II. n I*. No. I* nr Aug. I. tall edvrrlng MKU of NKU af NK'l Her, IL Twp II It. II No II of Aug I, tall roverlng MW'4 nf NW'j A W'4 of NKU A N'4 af MKU of RK'4 bar 11 Twp. II, IL X No. II of Auk. I. tall rov•ring Dag I* rb H bf NW ror. nf Ini l, Mac. II. Twp II, It •*. IItin K » rb a >* rb I f l III » ta rli A MR 14 nf of Pll't nf NWU. Nn 31 or Auu I. tall rot­ ating N 1-4 uf HU of NK'l of MWU Mar. X. . t v p I* II I*. / 1 Nn II of Jala T, tala mV•ling MKU Of MWU of NWIt A MWU of MKU of NWU A NW 'l af NKU af MWU A N il af MW44 J NK'l nf MW'l A nag, OR ter nf NWU nf MWU Bar. II. Twp. 'l l ■IL l»« flue N H U III. W, TIT cb M 1141 rb 44 in bag. . H p -II- ul- July. I. tail wV•ribB NHU nf K ir (4 Mac I., T o il I* IL *». N*. I l l of Jvljr S»( t9M rov* si*;- - '**-Ar*..IkW x i; fowl! i aamineta County, Florida. Chief J in lice Unghe* warned thet *• increaso Judge. would deerette efficiency. . Ami Jaitlct Robertt changed hln mind, thereby revert­ ing. 6 In d, Ihr court'* 1039 Invalidallon of women'* wage Inrttla* M H f T O D H T O A I A tA W T O B D . y t Q f f t t T E L E P H O N E 127 SANFORD FISH ttlARKET Scniational i-H O U R SCOOTERS 12.75 W ,7!Xx;a,<~u& v d ni: BeMl sola County. Flarlda, towlli Me* M. at Atm. 1 . ttUu •brering All WU of H <*< of ;M ’H North of A. O. L Ry Pieperly (la w >1 H M Lf l of TRICYCLES $3.65 up CROQUET SETS ntroductory McKEE AUTO SUPPLY HANFORD, FLORIDA . U NU SU ALLY LOW PRJCES on a gift that Is aura to m ikt ih f recipient** ryt* eparkl* with grnuine dflighi. A Large Lounge Chair with all th« Comfort of a Rocker or Ea$y Chair B O U G H T T O S E L L F O R 1 $26.05 Ve l o c ip e d e s Schick Shaver SALE PRICE lT ) O L S E T S Frow 9 A . M. to 5 P. M, $1.10 op Tomorrow I No B U D t8 . C j IVE a Christinas gift thU will get BICYCLES $22-50 tip tI shm ** rralt^e every day of the comtrigyekr;The San­ For Sale fold Herald la • gift that, everyone will appre­ 12 RIFLES ciate, there are FEATURES— thfcl Wi& be en­ * ($106 UI^ joyed by every member of tim family.,.. NEWS A ih .raM itm world.. witl (rin g greatar savings end - t o r n P a rt , AD BL& t tical gift a« weifai a aaefnrone. It ii so e n r to give, too . . . ju§t phone 148. . k .9 r i FL e s ft M t.. UP <1U D W H 50'AWeek i* * 1 • E (t* i 4. The ulirvotl in com(»rt k kwUf Into this R P O R T IN G G O O D S O F A L L K D V lis "RocLa-Chdir" « . WAGONS m m now: M i m r . ia d io i r j ■ a n . . 'u . , l f 1 ^ H n e . „ i«, 1 1 I £ r 3 l l amt « * w . *V *r *< l « I b U a m Ha a . ally low pric«. He*, high, raaHui, (orwuliHifif b a d ; pilpw-MU w w g )■$<. ■Mcoful acta*. B**utifu$y U I U W iM ^guratl t * p « * . *"* *» » �f \ AiS&il' rlalona o f c t i y l t r lANTA WHITE * FOX ' “ A g a in , w h it g » d aea,- aald iha r a t r y Q oetn. Ska m l M to he reel I U If aha knew a ament. W hen ih# boat came la sigh t o f (ha aqulrrel v O U fe the w hole p a rty aboard tha boat shouted, “ H a IooI ” Even thk • lin y aqutrn l MjuesWed very loudly fo r him, go th at bis •Hama and papa and bla aauta and- unelea and routlna c im a ta m b lin g gut o f the treoa. Boat etk lag Happeaa “ Hurrah I" shouted ihe squirrel vOlata as tba boat stopped in their midst. “ Hera trs ar»," aquoakad tha tln yT IflillgL “ Lift me over.” he aald to tha sailor. And-.then someth Inc happened. A l the sailor lifted him over tba aide to hta mother, Urn Fairy Queen touched him with her wend, and ha sod* dioly became regular lsse. . "Hurrah! Think you,” shouted all tha squirrels. Than lha'old Ctti* Orman squirrel stepped forward very solemnly holdlnc ont a fine, brown acorn. . “ We wish you would taka this to Hants,” ha ■ aald. ” |t‘i lha finest acorn we feund Ihla year, and ws thought he’d Ilka II for a watchfo b , "Lovely,” aald ITilga. "Thsre's lay wish answered.” i "Would you Tlka mo to sdd scmothlng to yuar g i f t ! ” asked tho Fairy Quean. , Reindeers Are Ready “ Yea, Indeed," aald lha old gen­ tleman squlml. Bo tho Fairy Quota leaned over and touched •be sc«m with her wand. It be­ came altver and from Ua atom dan­ gled a fine watch-chain. “ Oh,” gasped avsryone. "Ilow beautiful!” When they bad all ad­ mired It the sailor tuckod It Into Ha pocket corgfully, Htlga and lha JACKSONVILLE. Dot. II. — 01>)-The JackM>n JBy Umoo cydllc dinner rommlllos in nollnrod today Vlnrlil* will ti' the only *U t« In tho , union which will hold morn than one dinner on Jkti. It. Tho commit turn also Mild lha rharga In rinrlila will ho IS .00 a pUtr Iniieid ol l t t .00 in at tha all state i!tnn*fn-ln OIher » 1 *le». - LEGAL. NOTICE NOTif-H o r ka i.*i n r t a x c s u m r a t iA T it t In nt-rurdnibj* with lb * prnvlainn* *1 Clmplcr 111( 1, A A < o f 1*11 nml upou w rlllan ratiucal ul HOHK II. I lir ilT I w ill o ffe r for ool* nl public u iilriy lu Ih* biskeat bidder' fur rnsli ul tha Coorl Tloaa* au lriior* In Hnufotd on Ih* l*th d*y uf lic iiiiih c r. H IT *1 II o'clock A. t » « c a illflc a t* No I I * ot Aug. L. IM *. belli by Ilia a n t e luaafnor with nil umlllai. m il *uu*e>|gsni larlail ts ia s m. tli* foituwlnU ileacrtlisil litnila In gamlnnit tbitmiy, Plurbtn. , luw it: Lnl I tllm k 11 T la r I* of ft* nloro. Wliusaa m y.liniitl n u il,»sa l fill* Ilia *lh ,lsy Of .leicinhcr IMT II I ’. HRIINIMiN, Clark o f C liru n Conti. Ib'iufiHil* i.i.uniy. Plurbln IBK AI.I NOTicM n r asi.N nr ra x (-KIITiril'ATMa In nrrotilnnrn w llli Ih* prnvlMnna ul Clmplar lalM , A ria nl 1*11 und iiiiiiii w rlllan rniueel or tV, W. U. HM ITII I Will nlfar Tor aala al public uulrry lo Ibr lilgliral bidder fur rash nl lb * Court I .‘iliac cnlraucn lu HJillm il un tha f u ll (.ny of Here m ini H IT nt I t p'rtock A. I t . ins srrilfipkla* nrbl by llic Hint# Ingclker with nil iindllril nml aiibcriinanl Irylcd larcM mi Ilia fidlnwtim dacrrllo-d lamlc In Batnlnnla Ciu m y, FlnrWa lo rril; Nn. I l l or July I. IH I. rn rrlln g : Ici(n I. I, 1. I. * I and Piarllrm nI IVV, Id lllurk IN Tlar I. Hanford. Nu Ilk uf J lilr I. H it . rnyarlnet A ll Prarilunnl IV of Allay ami H I I I * fl o f If UT It o f lllurk IN Tlar I. Han­ ford, W H oi'ic my Itnnrt nnd aaal Ihla Ilia lilt dny o f Darambar HIT. fl. I*. IIPIlN IM lN ' Clark nf Clu-ult Court, Hamlliul* County, Florhla. III * * , A c t* o f fo r a l l i t publls « l « f to (ho h lsh tel bidder 'fur oa.k *1 l i t C o o n ftloooo t m n n t i lo nsnforg oo U i m i l day o f December IM T ■I I I o'Cloak At I I . to * n r t ir iruiaa M l k r Hi* M a t* m » i * « with a ll om fllwl Mid eubaaquant D ried tnaan. on lb * follo w in g deecrlbad lanria In Bamlnula Coon* tjr. Florida, la w lit Mo. I l l o f July I. IM T. rora rln g: U I lb ol lio n Court. l - » at No. 111! o f July *, I I I A oovarlna; liot ■ HIM J o f y I rat Mir m l Kslaaalaa. Mu n i l uf July *. I I I * , coverin g! U i t lllb J uf Viral • t r a il K ilam la g. Wllnarw nw iiainl a n t arrtl ihla Ilia l i b day or Ibioambar JUT. n. i ‘. iiM ttN u o if, C a lk o f Clrrnll Court, Seminal* Codnlr. Florida. ( H R A f . ) ___________, N o T ti v o r s s l m o r T a x Fu m t iv iu a t m ' In aeraninnc* with tha tiroilaiu m of Cliaptar l l t l l , d e ft o f t i l l and up-’II w rilfyli raauaat o f a W. (JOOIIIUCIL I w ill n ff.r fur •ala at nubile outcry lo Ilia high* ant Milder fo r malt al I bn Court llouaa an l in ora In Haufurb on the m b . liar o f trade In liar H IT a| It o'clock A. U . t a i e crilrirat* No. 1*1* Mala ol JnU Ilk . 1*1* held by Ilia M ala lan elbef w ill, all until* la d . und eabm iuant,- la tied <n>aa on the follow in g doarrlbad iamln In Hanilnola County, Vlorlila. lo* w ilt “ N W H nf N K H " (lA M B *H * . A H -C te-fl.l A a llW M V - ff f N W H li o f MalbHIrillt. Aea. Hacllon ■ Township I I Huulh. Hang* 11 Tlia't. W llu a ea .n iy bnml and aaal Ihla lha lilt day uf Darotnhar IMT. <1. I*. TthllNIH iN. Clark a f . Clrrnll Cnurl, namlualkJCaunly, Kloibla. INC AI.) t i l l eorarlng Atl K M l b ’ M il­ ford (Jraat, Hoctlon d Tow n* ably t « (Doth. lin age I t Boat. Wllnaaa my hand and anal (hie tba lilt, day o f December l i l t . a t‘ . i i e u n d o n . Clerk o f Circuit Court, Sernlnulo County. Vlorlda. |XBAL> ____________________ . */ mi ■ W u ’ V if M o f X. A. la IIr „ o f gocllon I I ' Snm“ * h ** * ' " * * * • *!“ " * • W it neon my band and oaal thl* in Sib day o f DacauTmr IM t. _ O. P. III!IlM DON, Clark at C lrgalt CourL Xamlnala County, Florid*. i i 'i r t m o t ic m o r n «i.M o r T A X C K IIT lriC A T M g In arrardnnce w ilh the proOlaloni uf Cliantor H i l l . A d a o f 1ST and upon w rllla n raquaat of CLKANT1IIH SllKH I w ill o ffe r! fo r aula ut public outcry lo th* highest bidder fo r niah a l llio Court llouao anlrnnra In Hanfunl On Ike Xtlh day or December 111! n ( It u’clocb A, M-. ina ek rllflcataa held by . tlio Mlata together with all ••millet, nod aubnsi|iienl keeled lamea on Ilia follutelng ila. M>rlli*if lultda In iiilw In Hamlaold Maniliifild Conn I'miiia acrlhad ty, riorldn, lo trll; No. l i e o f July f, till, ro ta rln a i I ait I. Muck II, T lar I I uf A. C. Martina Addition. Nn, *10 uf July 1, li.l, r a n t in g : 1*1 I lllo th II, T lar Iw uf A. i t Mnrtlu* AddlI hi n. Mu. M l uf July T. IMS, rntarlnu: I ait I Dunk II, TirH I I o f A. C. Murltoa Addlllon. No. M l uf July t, lu ll, coverin g: lull I lliucb II, T)ar I I Of A C. M anilla Addition. No. I l l uf July T. lilt, m e e tin g ; • rraclltiu n l W H o l III'" I, 1-ilug Kaei uf It y , lllb I I T la r n . A. C. M arilu t A td l* (lull. Wllnaaa my liaad and am i Hal In arrnrdaiuB with lha ■ prn* lha tlb , day uf Dereiulier I f l f . etalona nf Clm plrr IM M , A ria nt -11 11 l l l ll , 1H _ I n o t h ee o r u a i .m u r t a x iiK H T ir ic A T H n In arrnrilaiir* with lha pm* elalmia o f Cbuptar l i l t t . A ria nr IM T anil ii|inn w rllla n ra,|iiarl of V. A. lll'C C Il 1 w ill oirar for *k l* e l fill Idle Olllrry in III* h.ghNOTH H o r Ml.** OP TAX * * l bbtdar lor m all p i Ilia Coin I IMHTtrlCATKa Hull an e n lln iirr III HnnllUil, ini lha In arronJaiH-t with lha pro- m i l ilny nl liarnnilMr H JI nt II vlnluna nf C b ap lfr 11*11, A c l* o f n'plnrk rarllfirn leo IM t urn* Ultuil w rlllau ran Orel uf bald by A.lha If.,KlalkInaIngalher teiiti ll. A. M T i r r I .w ill o ffa r lo r aala all nm lllrd and aub*ai|u*nl lari, d nl public uni*fy lo* lb * blgbral Inaaa un III* fnlluw lllg deartllird ••■'dor fo r r»a|i nl lh a' Court lamia lit bamlnolH Cauiily, PlorUu. lAiua* anlrain'* Ip ban fort, on Hie J Ir ik duy o f D*cdnib*r I M t a l I I to w n : No. I l l o f Auuual I, ■f i t RA n'rlork A. II , . la * ra rllflra lra rn eerln g. tail I lllutk l » T i* r b«id b jL .lh * HlAla to ta lb *r w lllt — all uraillad and aubaauutni laelad - Ji; imfirom, ' ......... No *11 ur Aiiguiil I , , 111 !, U t * * un Ik* iM lo w ia g described ru ts iln g : larla l i A K. of land* In gtm lagM C oaalr, Vlorl* Mayfair. da, lo w lli j ' ' ' 1-1 uf Nn IT H o f Aug. T. No. M l af Hal* o f Jaly t. I * I L coeerlug: l a i l a 'l l lo Cl. I I I * . m veriH g: Lola IL 11 A - n.l K o'llnn Port Mellon. 1 *. lllurk U Wlldmara. Wllnaaa mr band und aaul 11,1n Nu. I t » l uf list* o f Aba i, lb * fib . day nl llaraiiilin le il, IM>, roearlu gl KM uf Ian « II. I'. IH-iltNlMiN, M urk A. W, llru tla Addition l'I n b ul trill till Court, Haiuliiol* County, Pluildn. V h& F V F u m aad aaal thla lha Ilk . day o f pcnrm teT 1 » l f , In sroorbanuk Will*. Ik* prorlalnna o f C tiIldar ' l l t l l . A ria uf IM t ond upou w rllla n rauuaat uf IV. L ' l l K N l J i r . l wlu o ffe r for aala nt ntablla nut e r f lo Ik * blnlipal bldilar- fur rash g t ths Court lloua* aniraiia* In asofoi'tl un lha lllb . duy .of liacamkar IM T nt II a'rlock A3 U.. IAS dOrilflrslaa liabl by Ike Hist* tuglO iar • with ull m nlllaA and aa liS M M n l l*ylr<l laaaa un ! ( • • fon u w in g • daocrlhad land* lu MamlHula County, P lorliin, l i i w l l : ' . -. Nn. M Hal* uf Augaat Ilk . I l l ) rural ing ti. M i l f l o f 14 IM I I fl. a f W H o f HEU uf PAVH o f NUJt (l.aaa N U fl- uf r L . l t * ft. » ■. H I fl. o f \V. I I ft J Sari Inn M Tnwitagrp I* Hoglk, llanga M enu rin g^**N :•*#.$va&Jsabe JAM K h W A C N T T K IT L I Will o ffe r for aula nl imLHc outcry In llik hltfheat blildur fur caali al lha Court llouaa outran** In Hanford ■in lha l» lh . day of Daramhar IMT at It u'rlorli A. 11. tax car* lll l m l * Nn, I I I * B it* nf Auuual Tilt. IM 1 bald liy. lb * Hlale lo* gather with nil olulltad am. auli* aeuutlll larled luiaa nu Ilia In i' IntrlnK d**rr(li*n tnpd* In IUmInol* I'tu im i, rio ild ii. lovrlt: HU a f HRU nf HHH Hrrilon *• Tow uelilp b Huulh, Hangs *1 ltd at. Wllnaaa my baud anC ***> thla lha Sill dny o f December l*IT . O I*. IIK IIN IN IN . Clark nf f ln 'iilt Cnurt, Hamludl* County, Pliulda Hll M I I 1? U F «•' c R IiT in fU r iJ onlaiirp ivllli I IH-JN P. II T il IDS I w ill o ffe r for Mil* *> public onfvry to lb * *-t til,birr fo r ra»h of llif Court lln.t** rtitrariri- In Hcnfurd nu !!•• tsih *!*y of DaCauiiiar IM1 nt l l fiYtnrk A, M.. tut c * r ilflr a i»a h*W by lb * Htnl* |o*#lli*r with all Iu ii 111cr. nml »ul»*lliii-n t l*»lw l In i* * on llic fiillo w la g ilciu-rllw-J In nil* In Heitalnul* Cuunty, Fluriu*, luw it: Cert. Nn. !IS I o f Ana f. H i * en rarli'g I wit * Itlk C. Htrunrt* Hub. f r r t |»u IH ? " I J » 'r T. H I* , rovarln g l o t I I llik A Htawnrl* Hub W liii*** mr bnml mu.' a*-"' Jbl* llic nil, ilny of lic,-*oib»r () I*. IIM llN IlflN . t'lerb o f circu it Court, Htniluol* C i'uiiH PlnrlU*. (R P A I.I MOT*CM o r a Aid* i t y WAX . c tM v rtrtc A T M g la ltdj In gcwtlnola County, Florida, In aarardaiira w tlb tba protow II: d a ! eon o f Chapter H IM . Aota o f Mo. IT U Bala o f July »ndII1T and ir o n w ritten reunoot g f IIS * ro e o rlo g M l 1 Aeoondo rtb ltd day o f i f l I 'A U U H g C. IIT O tlln iM M in B .1 Tarrara Mali IMt. w ilt at U r ta r ante nt public nuV. Mo. f n t A a l o o f July I aA. rrp la iho n ig boat Mddar fa r cn»b O. K IIK IIN D O N . U (l|_> M a I I I * coearlng L o u ' 1 * * o l tba Canrl liVnao antra oca In Muck I T la r I ib a r a n ; f k . ■Onford I t Ik . f* t b <m . o f Do* By A. M. tVaekA •* Wllnaaa my baud and anal thla rainbcr IM T n l I I o 'rlgrT A. » . ________ D. a * tba tlb day a f U w a H ta r IMT. Ian re rtirira t. Bo. ltd o f Jute O. P. UXI1NDUN. T. IIS * hold by Ilia M ala logetbar Clark o f Circuit Court. w ith a ll! omitted and w 'u a iiw * ! Seminole County, riorldn . leeled ta ir o no lb * follutelng a o n tb d b in k o r v i i •* (■ B A D daocrlhad Inmlo In BnmlhoD Cong* n n rn M L ’iT M I f . riorldn . lo te llt 1 In orrardd afo w ith tho proa' elalono o f M.ttHliter H IM . A ria of* W » Of Lola « A 1 n w h ». I M t nd upon w ritten raquaat o f* T ie r I a f Hinferd. Wimeaa m) hand and aanl thin W. B. M CKINNO N I w ill o ffe r fa r* aala at - (labile outcry In (bo htgh. * •ha *lh day o f Decent bar H IM l bidder fo r nteta at Ike Court* O. I*. IIKIINDO N. fl.iuaa antmoca in banrord an 111 * 'C lark of. C lrrolt Court. ■ Xamlnala County. Vlurldk. Mbb- day o f IDratnBre I H T _ g t * l l * . g'alark A. M , Ike c e r llln w tv Bn.* 1M na|e o f AngUal I N IM | bold by I ha M o l* - to a illir r With " o i l M o r io n . nmllrra oft* •ubaaqliaht leeled T o : j . n, • r iiA liB iin U n t l. whoa# laaoa »n ib r fo llo w in g daarrlbed ploro o f raaldaare la unknown. - lands In ilsm lnolt County, riorldn, Ton a ro.h ereb y aid er ad s a d .rt- lo w lu i . ... , nulrrd lo be nml n linear upon lha 1*1 * A M . I I ft. o f L o t J , *M M nl January A. D. n il, to njnek ’ l l H e r 1 Hanford. Via. th e hill o f mmnlalrn file d e d g ftp l JVIlaeue O r hoed; nltd £*nl thla yon In lha C rrnlt (W uri o f i«d (* InoloiCounty. M ato o f ria rid a . uy iw:!? fJWKKsr* “ The ban ford Herald la Laalgsaled M IT IIM n r NAI.M o r T A X rcicriKit'ATMn In arrordaiiee taltb (h a __p ia i elnlnne ’ Wf tmapTIT IIIIC . A ria uf IMT and main W rlllan raiiuaat nl r M. lim f U M Id . I trill nrfar for aalr nl puhHo o n lcry lo llie lilnh* eal Mddar fur cneli at lha Court llouaa rm ran re In Knnfnld nu lha H ih day o f Decrmher l l i r i a i l l n'rlork A. M., Ian re rllflrn lM hi-lil ha ilia Nlnla logatkar with all not tiled and auliuei|neTtt laaled l a i r * nu lha fo llo w in g deacrlbad hi ml* In M'lnlnnle ( ‘aunly, PlorWm, low II: Nn. It * k i l t o f Annual flh . m i rararln a Hen l i t fl. W. o f NR. Cur uf H!| o f N W H o f N K U o f HKIt run H ICS ft. W . f l ft. N It s fl. K. IS | fl Hurt Inn tl* Tmviiftlilii It ftauth* n a n ** 10 R ia l Nn 166 HitU ttf J iilf Inti, j 1134 c u i f i I iik f wtel I I*h * * ) ’ i { Huh N<(t. 31J uf i u l f SimI. J HSTI rriVMifnif I«iiI I itinrk I I j T lr r 1. R«nfnri|. Nn Sf4 Uni** nf A ii ^ iir I Till* I I l l s in * * t i iik IU r . fill fr* F3 *<f . Ini. a f N Jlrite nf IM Hf. wl I li* It iii*« o f Ilnnil A vf , Hun H. IJ is fl. N 111 3 fl. W. SI IK M M IM I f|. Illo* k 3 T l« r 3 EGG NOG Prom 9:00 !tjl 12:00 on Chiistmaa Morning: 114 SOUTH PARK AVE. Hi119flint WHiiMNu my I*iin*t nml **nl (Hit Ilia Slli, <lny o f |tvr«m !**f 1MI. O. I*. IIKRNItON, d a r k o f Circuit Cnurt; Hriniuni# Cuuiity* Floililo. NUTIt ll IIP HAI.M OP TAX CKHTIPICA-ri'IM TELEPUO: I lu iirculibilics rVllll Ilia prna i, lo iif nf Chapter lu lls , Acl * o f H IT nntl upon w rllla n iruuaat of H A Itll; H. SI.' I 111lie s ' t w ill o ffer for aula a l pukllc outcry tn lha lilnbaal hl'li|,'i fur i-nali nt Ih* Court llorth*' a ill lu ii,,- in Hnnfnrd on lha Trtti day of December H IT ii| II nYlnek A. * f „ la s car* liricnln Nil I3.i nf July L lu ll |,al>| |iv ilia tlin l* fon clbar with all o iiilllrd mol aiibimiuahl larlatl Ultra on Ilia fo llo w in g daacrlkaf: lu ml" In Hemiiuil* ('•■Miity, Plurbln,: lo w lu l i l t Of W !1 o f lllurk *. T la r I IS Hanford. Wlincaa mr bnml nml oral IKI* Ilia *tk duy uf lirrom b rr IM t, D. I'. IIKIINDON. . r iw k o f C lroa ll O o r t , BaMiliod* Cuiuity. Plorldn. WE DELIVER PROMyTLV APPRECIATED H. t^ L o a t k Fanitd i With Ih * proiltr. H i l l . A d * at w riuah raqpaat nf 1 I w ill oR a r far lary fo thg blahr iw k io t tba Coert la H oafard u n ik * •aanikar t»l| nl I t , ’.ta x ra rllflra lra lata together with aiaUtsauaai Dried toltowlgs daarrilird Dairy Ft«d___________.11.80 20% Laying Math........S2J5 Horae Peed...------------ S1.98 Cllnig Pulp... .............. fl.95 Hog Fend----- ---$1,75 a HARVEY HODGES PRICER ARB PBR BACK PROPRIETOR 20$ SANFORD AVE. P A N D U N N • S«cr«l O p iM tlv i 49 _ P A E A N TRAPPCD IM W U P A N O k 1N0 M O D EL. A track. Nkk to r n or son, R o uts 1, B og I H - t a il aad half Chevrolet truck, model, good as n * w — ehsspj Wa hare a axapiaia IIn* nf oil Apply W. C. Archball, I K Magno­ horning, gwodllo* aad electric lia A r t , Sanford. hosier*. Ost buy p r im befhro you bay. BcoltCarraway, me. HOOD TIRES AND TUBES TELEPHONE 80 TM B t C O U N O R I L b f A T R A P D O O R - A N O IT •N A P P E D •H U T A S SOON A S T H E Y W E N T T M P O U flM I V C C O T T O F IN D T H E WANTICD TO HUY largo healing atura., Bhurl'a 1U^ DaLand PHONE $ ltt , I0TH ST. AND FRENCH AVE. S a n fo r d C a a h F e e d S t o r e LOST; Largs Mschgtt or woods knife bolwson First Bt; sod Cltro* ttolghta, Rottard. Itnlum lq M. M. Loyd. Ford Cunpa. f l U - : l 6ur whari trail or (M l—l*r*a soraltrollar v ltb a robudt Dodge trunk, Bool A Bona, used car dealays. ' MctAtJu W YOU CAN'T HELP BELIEVING IN SANTA CLAUS W HEN YOU SEE THESE PRICES C la ssified Advertisements FANCY C tT ilU B fruit—also Xm as trees. Bond a b o i bom * o r to a friend. Be* our display. Bemlnola Y ru lt shop, J. V . T o o lr and O. R. M ath leui. 1‘roprlsloiX. tloom 1 A roads nidi. K a il Firs' BL ’ YOUR PATRONAGE N il n e t Hula or Atidual 1*1. I M ) rnyarlns W H of lui|a I I A S H A , knnfufb Crlary DalIVIIlira* m r-hand ami aaal Ihla Ik * tlk. d a y , hf Pseamaar HIT. O. .1*. IIKIINDON. Clark « f Circuit Court. dSmlnoH Uauqly, riurldn. j P A * AH, THIS IS AN OLD s b w ir - w bL l COHE OUT A BLOCK AWAY FROM m THE HOUSE. C “ WAY TO O PE N I T __ ^ Q U IC K LY / ✓ oyT o r , CHINATOWH / BASEMENT-g;w OAN APPROACH I wu PANG AND HI# WHITS ALLY WHO STAND APART PROM APART F ROI THE REST .WHEN su d d enly- m 1» m W ATT DC iigkt plant tor •al*. H U M R Sold thla arah. Short'a, DelAad Jlukd. Foil BALK: saving msriilna. II.H| newly * xphblstorod ahUqao cbdlr; Vug* hud odd placcc .I j Ait klnda Christmas lr*a Ughi (lenuln* Mhtda baths,' Bcoi Carraway, Inc, Upright tilaab, good condition (or quick g*|g-f-4M,M. T o rte to reliable party. Phtm* * H j . —• HURRY, BEFORE . W DAN DUfJN CATCHES U f W f l WITH U S -T H C E E CONES ■ l A CAR— WE LL HAKE M V '9 h opt R P9I 3 0 H0 i *A J . H lti p i1 L MARLY 'AhfSuCAW GLASS f a t t k r n . b aA d w ic b . < ORRD. Fhrfc AVa, at «th BL S '- i i I ' lnl! !:! 9 Msrfl1B | :Vr-1!--( j|1; JJlH wJW . j T f Jr^Tl 1 J ft-*" f 1 Lrifl r^LT/ Yj y j i �The Dufy Central Affording Bail, Highway Tranafoctalioo Seminole County Products More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Area In America AN INDEPENDENT kIST-V I I s -r LW .if•»C ■■■r•> Vo l u m e x x ix -lA.V. Member NUMBER 105 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 24, 1937 1 -W P t— 1 ■ ■! * - vi ♦-»* e— - e* Wheeler Says-Confrifeutions 7o Empty Christmas Spirit Fades Eckerson Men U.S. Agents Captain Thruout Troubled World Says Warning Watchdog For Stocking FOrganized By Seize Sheaf Budget Needed Was Not Given C.1.0. Agents Of Jap Mail Nearly 1160 was acknowledged himself an well pleased with Ihr this mninj.ig by ihr Salvation result* o f tho drive and asked Thi At my in nmlrihulions to (ho Em- H r to Id to thaiih all those who li.nl ply Slocking Fund which will l.e 'mriHIhutrd to the Fund nrnl ru r ^ _ used for the dint.ihulion of Chrin'- dcred punnddn tjio distribution i.f food and toy* which will be made on Christinas day, rbtRPH Crpnilnn O f Unfurlum.'*. °t t»»u muUly. P O H IH c r e a tio n U l ( Hecti|l! „r in Individual "There i* it iptl nrpd fur I uiru p«*t . 1 •hr funds which have burn raised" T n ‘ P R a M c T r p n u n r v ,,out» »w' 11" 1 j^ 'r td u y a total m ( ’apt. Keren said, "and ninny filmto treasu ry |n77„ w|„.„ ,tll. f,lm| ,h«**ui< Hip* nro almost critain to list.' n { was mad* today. pri'My slim Christman tbl, ypar, (t'sstlsss4 Os P u s t:lqa. i ny Astwrla.s.. IVsta uf mill Mil. Tin* (Titliluina split) f 11»•k»•i «— l I’upo pm*, in a reply to ilia illinli liMlay In u win Id Td tur- ('lirtittna* m rail lip, of ;;i raid lliull ll ll.'fli "Himill wilt tnWHld Inula In Vatican Clly, deplor'd men" * « * auburilliiiili’d lu lliu ii'iigiuiii p<'r*apulion In Oermanr i Inw11 uf mins mid wm. iiIiimmi and dertnUud mu rhurch «RaVi*l fuiRotten miiid liiluiii:illuiiut llm in i i>iiiluii, ill “ playlMii pull tiltli-ni'aa. Ilea.” To war ,ltl> kuii t'lilna, over­ lit Hie I'nlli'd tiiale* n n* run bv iiiu uniiiiM ut Jii |mii, mid llonal aurtiiy allowed Hull rpiiHpulu, i in tmi'il In d ill war, eially lui'li lianl* nntlrlpnlvil u the evu ut I 'h i IhI uum liruuKln Over 1(10 employee* o f tbp Er\ 1.09 ANUKI.EH, tire. St. — f/l*» mi mirri'am' f i<mi Ilia hoi rur* llnal thet'lmp would aliuw n rul <Ci»Hlnup| on I*iq« Thr^ti kersntl I-Yu it I'nnilITJf Juinrd tbp —The Navy llalilrnPd tin guard I I.ilnl 1 'nHnpry, Agrictdtur.il over Ilia Pnttin |uir|f|p puuht Parker* itit.l Allied Worker* Union. lb* sHiur.- .,1 mV. I . f urrllliatp, at an ore.,hi- “ *l,^u, ». vuliuii ......tin,, nrnr U.r premise. “ ................... . uf III..... .. Plant l.at night. . " '» T 'Old III* rapt urn Thu bull,I nit...... of II./Com“ Joiown^iM- UdiltlB boat i.y l.iilliT |nr liitliisliiat OrgiinitKilofi B. rJUlotll* HK«nU. Itoxtroy to iininalM' worker* in thta vicinity **• mntlhunl n l>»liol off i|.« futJiiMii'd II uitll.out o f 75 men R » IH"r,i and Kan l ‘"<lro float t WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.— pi'ilaM in n otiiLp fur hinhi r buao* *(A P )—Senator Wheeler (D.* iviyM « lui'li 1 1';’ un Wednesday Itepu.la of tho raid on Ilia* Mont.) proponed today thnt luurniny. | Japanese Hnar Tulimfa Mum by CouitresH net up a pernio* An iintihuilifii'il Stale nrganirer riisliiiii* tii;e.,i* bufoir her *uH tictil, Independent agency wpiu w|!h h#nit«|Dtn*«,ri ill Tnllnimwfl inf from Kmi Kiunrlscii Thu Yuwrll Co. tinlay wa* an­ The DO day greyhound rnrl.n* win* rnnic Im' ii * from Oilnniln, told i-aiiMrnieil hr It. 9. A|luiii"y an a watchdog dver governPARIS, Her. J i. -<-17-HumidNEWt YORK. Dec. IN.- The nounced aa Ilia winner of Ilia I ocaaun uf fir idly rrtuma to Hull tiitiro M«»ii ivMl wnikrn* ut Mir ■ Frank J. Ileiint'ssy. i i . s t i s s R o a raw s KSakii iiiUN of ii |H>litl«al rrlsla grew l-'uid Motor roiupniy will rrfu*p Brnlmila County Chamber of Til" a u n t, *■!, nun,| a nhp*f ford and Central Florida raclnu1* " ' ,i'" ' 1 V.'"1 " ! 7 rU lu obey n Islwir hoard niamlste tu( |,,„|,.r In strike liarraa*ed Franco Commerce anneal fliin.i caah mud Hip ........... I l-iiloir Itemlion* ut letter*. *>ipiHi*iilli mniiM’ted f||(r . rommunl.l bloc in prise for Ih* moat attyactlraly fan* Monday night with the open |Ituard wi'iu bi-bind Hu* worker* In • Mil oix'rstlun* *1 I lie Preuter’ cease H. atteii.pt* |o diwuurage „ h| irion liinwOi unless Hie mpipiliy .... rUn.lM-r of Deputies voted my of llie Sanford Orlando Km jibelr iilt.-uifi ■ tn nriranite. nud decorated builn*as establishment l»n navy yurd on I'uilret Kuniul. luat's ... an app.«l to the federal |1|liril| mup|wr, „ |r , , rik(r,. nrl Club. stslt'd Him "illy tliropi-li orK»n- j t i ,,, Kart Finnrlurn In tha rlty. I'rronhle ri.urt", it ws* burned last i‘ i(!hl | Btl incrruklngly serious wave Eich night uuling the rncm t would H n> wu.k. rs I * aide , Thn drctalon wa* mads by a abl ufrirl.il, have leilunhled In a Itli'plu.iip call to company j ,lf . . , „ y („» ,t rlk„ .Rowed no I I'eallew.C ' Hi Pear IHaklt |t rommltlBa of three prominent M-aaon II) race* under Hie auper lludr effurl* lu liitrrrept let- official* at Dcarlaitn, Mich. f„ i|fn. „r alw'em.nl over t’hriatvinrn of the Stale Raring ComDanfort r It lien*. Msrabor* of teia of n uiKpitiuu* nmure ad ■ll.p pprauiii.i l director « f the „ „ f ( |„. tun,mUntoU Chrlaimaa Day In 8«nrord will tha commitoa were of a unanl n.leabm will be held wUh (he d r dressed l(> iiiulUi lu,, il Far Kusl nuilifs uiealpul klnKly ownnl In , iliieatcned lo fuive a |H.litkul be obaervtd a> a holiday by all maua opinion, cliambar official* mac. of the *ca*on beinu I he air ern dealInulInn* dUHtnul cnterpi i*o tsaupil a ...lr I .... .. (lir ...... front mial Central Florid* Derby, to be mrrrhanla and public official a. | paid, that decorations and treatt-urip.l denial o f tbe labor •*»'.>*»! goveraniral. held durine the week. ' Sanford aloreu wdl Itm lia open »nt of tha Tow all Co. dtagUr finding, which rhargnl the I.u .i.k , pommunUt rnrouruRrmenl ro­ The b ly ft i 1 Innovation nt thu I Ik stissf* M Ptas Plssl naiil PtOU or 10:00 • ‘•Jock tontBht,‘ The lil'lm y nnd the Imp inranof thug* to Inliniidalo uni"n nu n.' wi,|, rmitlnued dcfUnra track lhi* year i* the *Wye In tl-t l « l will bo cloMd Saturday and her* nnd usv uf other mean* to de­ . f "000 strikers occupying the rky" phola-flnleb Of every rurp, Ing nf riirUlmn* were e (plained Sunday. A loo all public office* ui' — ----- ------ :---------------------- r r r the Herald leern*d today. Every hy Mrirlin J. IJism. rerlor uf the feat the oiganlgallonal effetla uf li.NKlrirl. ltul.t>rr (Company plant Fphi'upsl Cliurrh, thr United Auloiiiuhile Worker* und wall.iuitn l>y i.tlwr worker close finish will be reflate m l by llnly ('ru n b r ie f s of A merles. (Cm i Ih H a* Pass KI*hO n patent camera calculated to *et at the regular weekly medlng week end wl'b lha rxcrptloi nf “ We will lake Irgal ktep. ntmual i|* roncleoivaly any differences .if I o f the t,kin** tilth" held ill the tha offirrs of Oounly Sheriff C. Valdes llo'rl WediieMlay nil-til. ini.nnllately lu have this ilcrMun I'pinian about the order In which Tonight *t 11:10 P. M. I he an­ oirrruled," Dennett said fi"i.t hi* M. Hand. Chief a f Kalka Bay CJ. nrvurdini: In J. I . Calluway. eecthe doge crossed the line. nual mid niaM Chrislmas Choral WUliama and Ftra Chief Mark KU s .I b sm t s n *> >»>. The Herald was also informed relary. Civ vela ml. In aihltllnn lu tha mldn** of Eucharist will lie celebrated at that many -other Improvement* Holy Crus* C|ii*ropol ('hurrh at • Tim Saitfonl Po*t Office will have been mod* so that a mo*l ihe pui'«l kp* nkiT. 'naverul unisi- fth Street uml Park Avenue. Rath MADRID, Dec Jt. — (AT—<len• D' Oltoene Dec. U u ■ holiday, •l*u Raymond Honaalvatga, who was'aurrsaafal season may bo assured, csl releclioa* were rendered h» year this beautiful service Is held | m rnnliiip lo P t « t m * ,t * r g . J. • rat Hlnff l.eadi|Uar>Bra on lb« operated upon yesterday at John I The entire track has been ce­ Marlin Slinnipher and Kvnn* amid the ramh l lit church. No central front announced today folly who aaid Ifcot «U window* ll opkins Hospital in UalttpMre. |clayed, the tame eased and re- McCoy and music was funii»hcd z Will w it ha rimed and do acnricaa will NKW YORK, Ih r. "t t/T|- nil Insurgent rraUtenco within ‘T **"***' was reported as doing nicely tbla banked, placing Ibo track In prr- by Buddy Boon, und hi. o.ih.s 'he end of eiirh i -pw and across the Tl.s atrlkn of thu Auie.lran Teruel Im * been crushed. The D ba required of aHhvr CPy or rural mornlng. ' fe d condition for tha coming sen* Ira. kl'aacThr . rarritra an that day. glacial d* Insur A largo number nf new toy* sHta^Btr rhurch I* filled W)lh Ih* Newspaper Guild of N<<v York l.ulldlnns lit whirl, too pUhMhg arums of pin# and wild livery and partahAU MOtlrr will !*■! Rev. Martin J. Oram, rector of Many of last year’s best dogs, nnd other donation* were rullect- “ R** from the garlands and ngsltiat Ilia Itrnoklm Kurin lias rent troops n.sde their be handled oa uoual Mad wall will the Holy Croon Episcopal Church, well-known to Central Florida rd by Ih* Club and ordered wrantha mule by the woman'* be,-., osl lied, It Wus ii.iuui.need stand, nfli'r the government rap­ be diapatcbvd fr«m the e ffk v lb* spake an “ Christmas" nt .the fens, will bn Men In action on (he turned ovtr to the Sanford lodge lust night. ture nf lb* prorlnrlal capital, auxiliary of the parish. BUM aa far Other day*. M. 1'rCstOn aaotlfellii*'. pule ws* taken lhls morning, thu regular lufirhruii of H » Tavares track, throughout (ha season It. P. O. K. for distribullui. among F *r the first lime In many yrnre. A * baa bean lha r u U a i In the Klwsnis Club in Tsvars* yester- Thera will lia d number o f pew the rhUdrm of needy familie* Jfra.Fnn.iii' Stembridg* Munson llalier, rongratnlalrd Arthur H. announcement said. ' * “ l I her* will be M loan* « f Tbe d»y. Meyur of tho stata mnllatkm auvernment offlilai* hailed ilngs, many o f which were only Ibis afternoon. will lha organ’ RmU) H the entire It wot also announced that the pupa loot year and also a number tl.a victory In tha Terael baltla] ^ u o M U n e ^ ' l n T . r ' hl* «»•> !»< »• fence and <he carrier boy* pigh School and college etu- or new kennel* hove been added. elub will furnish n white ran* 1 be M ISS Mary It. MUler, Wf" * * ulrl‘ ,,froB*''* as Ih* flrat gain In th* “ final baetap a rocatiaai During tJm oonimer months tho. for nnyaoa who Is blind nnd de" he in charge o f the -muaic tracker of Hanna “* „ * »e*Howent uf *he drlva" to ertuh tho tnsurrontj J sires he hove one. on Page RigM> nnd re*tor* poses, , i . mi Page Three) • • " “ •■ *- Montanabenator Fro- nui i.a*ki'i* itm tH.g tne jioor *t.u IndependentAgency contribution, iimm.; the t^necK More Than 100 Strik­ Kaid la Made On Jap e r Sign Contracts Liner Juat Before Sailing From Port With C. I. 0. Croup At San Francisco At First Meeting 'i Blames Deficit ,,<pt- IVr,.lJi |:i^,i-ixp^ ,i On Admiriistration Yow ell Judged Greyhound Racing Impending Struggle Seen Between Con-' g r e s B , Executive Best Decorated Season Will Open S an ford Store On Monday Night Ford W ill Refuse Political Crisis To Obey Mandate In France Grows Of Labor Board FoliowingStrike Three Others Receive Camera *Eye PhotoHonorable Mention Finish Is Inovation For Yule Displaya In Store For Fans |Company DenicKCutc- ('ommunlst Bloc In Chamber VotesSupfforically' Charges port For Strikers Of Federal Agency Local Offices And Stores Will Close Over Yule Weekend Rev. Brain Explaina Spirit Of Christmas St‘S m S L lt ^ ^ Z '.c r r r N itw s Holy Cross Church Will Hold Annual Mid-Night Service Ieoyalists Announce Teruel Submission mr. Dally Eagle Strike Is Settled Peacefully IU Reports Jup Bombing Planes FlewAs Iajw A h 200 Feet ToDrop Missiles On Vessel Slates Visibility At Time Was Good First Official Report By Eye Witness Id Disclosed By Navy W AHtllNtiTIlN. Drr. I I .— (A P )—The Pansy-* wounded rummandrr reported offirlalO tudsy that the American gun* hu.il wa* sunk without warning I.y JapaneM* naval plane# wltlrh he k*hl flew a* low as "perhaps one or twu hundred fret" lu dinp the bomb*. I.led). Commander James J> Hughe* also said the Yangtsa 1( 1, rr rralt wa* marked with hug* flags whei# 7he attack uccurred, Ih e weather was clear and there wa* "good viaIhlll y". he noted. HU re|K.rl, giving the flra* officlel eyewitness ncrounl of the Intlden' that strained If. H. rviations with Japan, won mod* public by Ih* navy department after being reed by President liimserrlt and Secretary Hull. TO KYO , D ^ H . - t A I * ) Tito Jupuneuc Ruveniment l(Kluy acknowledged full reHjxjiiwlbility for the Hlnkini of the United Status gunboat Fanay by Juimmichu jilnnex, and Haiti Unit the flying rquadron commander nnd “all ctheni rcaiMJimil.lu'' had been puninhed, and nnxurud the American government that "def­ inite nnd specific steps" had. been taken to prevent a recur­ rence. Foreign Minister Knkl lllrott ICsnt.nusa t s r-i«* Th-s*| LOCAL WEATHER Fair I* pAfllf cloudy and :mtl4 temperntero* (anight nnd Rat. P r fV , _________________________ ___ -Lu ■ --------— . .. �V. i & i w w i.‘ -V ♦ i .r *.' ')>& •*/& •«& •* w TWD » • — WM M fH E SANTORD HERALD. m . m m * ... ■s<i f , , j a a i» . ir t A - *T ahd brothers in shanty town, a ragged stock! that afffl Sanford Herald Th$ Sermon On The Mount holds one !<mg stick of red and white candy, In keeping with itsi esl r. N i n a Ol i v e r DEAn i girtiey, and since Hie past prtoi" established custom of annually a top or a bag of marble*, will iftake'Us Chrfi&nas ’ per­ — I dent, of tha club formed lb* tottofi rhy tonatag' to tho *------ --publishing outs tending ChriAtraaa __ sections, The H h S h fect, will bring him all the joy that mother gets from 8atv(bML tlon o f citrus. For thoa* who ■« "In Baghdad or Cairo Herald quotes from the Sermon on the Mount, the great- watching the beaming faces of her Christmas' dinner cafe 1* never In lack at **•* committee fat charge, and Mar- Ilk* read English novel, about I gar***# > mother. Mrs. Ilenry' guests ss all the aunts ahd'uncles, cousins ancf other rela­ <»t rtjllgioug discourse of all Mme. dqllvqred by one whose, - w h in the .tory-teUBT wigW , warn amawg tha number, Shephard's Hotel in Cabo wJ*k very anniversary now provides the occasion, and apon tives smack thelr llps as tty i>eautlful golden" brown tur­ to tha .pell-bound Arab*' j ^hlnk. It’s out of bound* H» terrace whim all tba UntHgWn tom* chapter fbotn to kaap an .uspeettng that Mar­ iahers alt sipping whtaltey and whose words all other Christmas-sermons are baaed; the key la bought lh on a silver tray. ' All this leads us to wonder what some of our big tha Immortal Thousand and On* , . r * t had a knowing flngor In soda. It seem, that they have all world’s foremost prsacher, teacher, and practitioner, men are hoping that Bants Claus srill bring them to­ N lg M C T < - I Ui« pimJ MrpT.Gaiu Clufct JffMfc't • 'T - t ‘ viTr&p I fait much lik . a tlanal flgnru fa ^ night. Whet does Gov. Cone want! What does Kenry yu ■ ST. MAT1HEW V. Ford wdnt? We eah Imagine that' President Roosevelt bound .Arab- ' tba other dor I"-, work and tarried ’i ’Wrld*’. I A ll this is laterooUng hut 1. And seeing the multitudes, he went up into - would like nothing better than "peace on «*«**», goodwill I ere lowing tha Unltad State* m $r the country before la the old Egypt. ' minister to Egypt. Judge Bert) Garner’s Eaeklel appeared mountain; and when he was set, hie disciples came unto toward men” among all nations. What a simple unselfish EMh/Vf 0 *U n d who <s toma ^he'acena' lp' ba. ik n fo ^ a at me—4ho . fact -1 ■ala ( n too ’tii Mm; of O eilr. wish, and yet how hard to get! Not all the nymey In the rereH a a rlR . i4» win *o a M*ui *mhag(*dor eiroddw iu . M tH Ita lu from the Am*r|g*n 2. And he opened hie mouth, and taught them, saying, world could buy thta Christmas' g ift tJh* atmoephcTu o f hla dally, U fa y iU q p who received hi* r . at the mon.st.ry' V r a l, U a S a O w r iir * * »«• 8. Blessed are the poor in spirit, for thelr’a is the ------- » ■ — ,_________ . ip C ab* hnq *W ut H Gj* ria‘ , early .trnlolng lo, ib* law firm of toe cm the hill. ’ N i l *%• S m M In tM N tU u l voar,ot the Arabian W V r ,a 2 ^ Laodii and --------- 7 ,B Ni*kVr|ifuiL Whltehalr. kingdom of heaven. IB M «T N n n M i i o rris— . elent book, the p M i l i l r ~* «Bm *--------- i ! in speaking o f Judge Fieh, 4. Blessed are they that mourn; for they shall be comM IN IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS? yrs. found by i yon imagine being at tba u | d that he (oft^L^v NEW TORE JUN V American legation twentyflv* | pj ^ and that, at Poha put .'U- later add for a , to ‘ 1% Me***1 are the m*ek: for they ahaU Inherit the > "IS THERE A H ANTS . i *. h. Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after CLAUS r Voor <Uead«» ago.' righteousness; jfdn they shall be filial. elgkt yaar oU VlrStata O'Han .?*" Blessed fre the merciful; for they shall obtain ton.--Jeetksri4__ kr_ iktrtlctl thla question to o merer------ — 7"— — ~ —*----------~ vusft earth. Igfe? 8. Blessed are the pure In heart: for they ehall see FRIDAY, DECBMBBR U, IN7 God. i* 9. Blessed are the peacemaker!: for they shall be CHRISTMAS HORNING called the children of Cod. * 1 wtre here tM i/ . , 10. .Blessed are they; which are persecuted for right­ tola were long ago, eousness* .sake: for their’s Is tha kingdom of heaven. jr« Wouldn’t ba a winter lima U. Bleaaed are ye, when men shall revilo you, and t say ',co|d or an<>w, persecute you,: and shall say ail manner of evil against fun oat through the gardaii Jfpu falsely, for. my M e . gstea, down along tha pu-tare walk) . .. 12. Bejyice, and be exceeding glad: tyr great Is your off boslde the c.ttls barns reward In heavent for so persecuted they the prophets hoar a kind of genii* talk. which were, before you. >i 10. Let your light so shine before men, that, they ■1 S'Pd moto tha hravy Iron chain may see your good works, and glorify your Father which Ami pull awax tha wooden pin) (s In heaven, I’d pu»b the door a llltl* bit ' 17. Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or l And tln'oo very aoltly In. the prophets 1 1 am not come to destroy, but to fulfil i Tha plgrnna and Ihe yelloW h*n* 19. Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least And nil <ha cow* would atand commandments, and shall teach men so, he ahall be called away: the least In the kingdom of heaven: but whosovsr shall Their eyre would "pen wide to eta do and teach them, the asms shall be called great In the ' A lady lii tho manger hay, Kingdom of. bwven. , ‘ U thU were very lens ago tJathlrlwm were here today. ■. 88,* Ye have heard that It hath been said, 'An eye for an eye, end a tooth, for a tooth: And Mother held jny hand and 44. But' I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them Milled— that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray the lady would—and the Would taka tha wooly blanket* off for them whjch desptfefully use you, and persecute you; 48. Be ye therefore perfect, even ns your Father which la In heaven Is perfect • HI* *hut*up eye* would bo ailaap, . ST. MATTHEW VI. And ha would look Just Ilka our John, 19. Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, And he would ba til crumpled too, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves i And havo a pinkish color on. A . breuk through and steal: 20. But Msy u;f yourselves treasures in heaven, — Td_ watch hla brailh so lar utd out. i IP* UPU *)**«— rn U oil where nyithff m otH^Krust doth c9rrvpt, and wjtfr* thieves do not break through nor ateal; • < (> white, I’d slip my finger In hie hand \ 21. For where your treasure is, there will your heart To feel bow ha could hold It tlggl, be also. •. < And *h« would .mil. .mi . . . "Toko care” ! v‘ The Mother, Mary, would, “Tak# *atj)” i And T would Ids. hi. llttlo hand And touch Ms hair, it* r- > WhN# Mary pul ihs bUnkela back Tha gentle talk would soon begin. Asd when I ’d tiptoe softly out 1 d meet the w li* men going In. Elltabeth Madox Roberts. V ------ _ Merry Christmas! — • ■ ■ o— A fter looking around the world •nd seeing what the species homo is doing, yog can’t blame tho dogs for getting m«d. — o And what If Ibe special session o f . Congress didn’t accomplish anything. Just look at th* fun Earl Lehmann points out that Florida to spending ( 1 ,( 00,000 lo • .advertIsa tha state, And baltovo us, advertising pays— to ■V Train Women news Item. Is^'t Uks roiTrini NaWcsstlcT—Htaml ■ Herald. , nopdpr, ’ there ere snaeon and onMoablo in tha world I l-Toa tear span the baby. rstll. and see »h»| make, the nol e ini do. but then I. a vail covering tba nnaeen world which «yi Ik* strongest men could tear •part, oplr f*llh. faith, fancy, poetry, •ffri. Oply lovfi romance can push soldo «WWR ■Id view and piethat wthing ran b*. »k|ch is lory tb p ^ p in y ti beamy and copslbak'nslble by tbetr * rioyr I U » all real? Ah. minds. ., !>(.. Virginia, faipll thla world ther* , "Yea- Virginia. Uiar* la • fa,Ft>tbtag.,ol*'* _ ___ __ roof and abiding. Hants Clans'. If* arista ns. car Np bjyit* f’laoal Thank Oodl j minis *• loro npd f*nqyaa)iy »'« -Hr?*. and he lire, forersr. and derollon eri.t. , yop A thpu.s Uaend year* from now. know that they abound aad gl,r» yirgfnla. nay, ten lime. ten to raur Ilf* Ita highest- beauty ussnd years from now, he wr and Joy. Ala.) how dreary Will continue to make kUd Ihe would b# iho world If there heart of childhood.’* Sanford The Ssi f - T - ----- Egypt god the atorjed qoontry Ther* was a civic luncheon These dinner* are In honor of! honoH Jud _______ ford Woman-, a u b ^ by ,b, RoUry Kiwtn an^ Woman*. Oob. II •s*sv «*eo«lfn g!y well-tailored Amari- ihlrty. and ona must be qn t » « *)*’ r. n tawyar with ruddy face. ta the ujdlt rcroiid. At kleveu iha eyiift market qd Itadtoa. anl slJvwr hair, and green eyes that promptly, tba leading lad* goes d ««r t with lU shadows of can twinkle. lie the tree., white mare., and . . . wore —“ >« a - brown » i v f i . home Dome niul mm llml iiin i break, nrvuas yp up V>* P*lm , •C«n» rail, a brown» tie, ” hla ahlrtM had party, .lnilr." Flab said that tho .cTW *fn , fin* line inert. Ibe fait : o f brown, and even his glasses had been bom aotnohad brown rims. That day ha I, asknl blip what.hq did g fa d to* dfataot E uw re had • son of home-coming ex* Mating hla dinner guests V|ken wogre and had dragged it* ... way preislon when ha spoke of his there .were fine shady* of dbVj*hfa of country In gen*t*l .and especial- tlnctian In precedenre, and - > W o r e many 1y when he turned to hla slater, explalnn! Ilint when thta . diffi­ «W 1 M* V " ipy landings. Judge Fl.ti. Laura Flih GsIloway (Mrs. Ern- culty nroM*. nil a miniver had b o ! you ,go fcpk .again an.’. etl Galloway) or hla brother, lo do won In send b*» gM|t*t home a Ben Fish. to the iirolucid office a t f |t wm igbt’a Th* Woman’s Club had charge returned impeccnbly arranged.. , a o f th* luncheon and It wasn’t King Farouk, who is oh ihe only to honor Judga Flak, United throne o f Egypt, is only eigh­ Htnco Ilia country believes Stales Minister to Egypt, but teen, and th* Apterlcan minister la t<> make yourself re.ponslble to honor Judge FUh, Laura Gal- found him a charming young that all tbaoo .trike, havo b»«n to P « t rrepsoV.W*. Ivn .to* b(jdtor to . <W*WII«SH Of * oiodord ^ l* * 1^ *' ^w!4V r, ..U>n> ’ ’ fa ; ( ¥ * F o r u n tf F “ “H i i v f a e d TH-TT ,0r Wri*k roa recfjr* f priep tucker with ,Jn I U ,J m a t hlb fafd s h & s ix & e * „ „ T a Christmas ire* that I* fair and within your own sparkling on the el age and sil­ with only forty-four stars'snd a Editor The Herald: golden fringe that was presented llapgood In ver pine cones and Brasilian pep­ I ’m glad that my parents loved i-ontrol.—Norman lo him by a first foualn of tbo tha flolariin Msgssioa. old "Hants Claus" snd "Christmas.” per shining on tb* Uhl*. I ’d king and heir i f th* thro?*. U I con **• my mother now ss •>>• fcr . 24’ N o m* n M n >erv« tw0 m asters; fo r either he w ill list* the one, and joys the oth er; or else he w ill hold to busied herself about tha kitchen— Ml* °P*. REd 4**P1** t^e other,, Ye*cannot aery® God and Thura war* big iron pula boiling and lh* oven was filled over and mammon. aver with (urkey, chicken and ham. 25. Therefore I say onto you, Take no thought for Tha big cocoanut cake* had S your life, what ye shall eat. or what ye shall drink; nor fluffy appearance and Ibe nw**t yet for your body, what ye ahall put on. Is not the life potato pie was Ike boat In all tb* world. more than meatr-’and the body than raiment? 83. But seek yo first the kingdom of God, and his Whan th* cupboard, were full the llttlo home cleaned and rlghteoumere.amf idl'theso Mtfnga shall be added unto •ndla order I can are mother as ehe you, talked In under tone* to Dad. , 1 wondered just what she was 8T. MATTHEW VII. 7. Ask, and It shtl! be given you; seek, and yo shall saying, Vdt I ’d not gab » nT <!"**' Ilona, for It won a waiting time. , find; knock, and It shall he opened unto you: 12. Therefore all .things whatsoever ye yrould that men On Christmas ere or a day b*-, for* Dad *f*l*ri aaddla tha old, should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this la the farm liorsa and rid* t o • small law and the prophets. saw mill towp about ten intfaa 24. Therefore whoeover heareth these sayings of twsy, where toys and apples could mine, and doeth them, I will l^ken him unto a wise man, b* found. 'WWI ro^*taH«v> Ohara are t v 'le, to (fampathfa* with Jfthng| liv in ' staging and ah oaU n j^ picket* at Kansas City or jtfabwhere.—lakeland Lodger. r “ I ’H r s rifT '! S A N F O B D -Q R L A N D O K E N N E L CLIJEt Off Route 17 at Lo^wpQ^l (Turn at the Red A rro w ) HI never fargst tho** rod tu­ which built hla house upon a roch; . ,■ . 28, And It came to pass, when Jesus had ended fhcae ples and | (hotighl at the time that ill apples ware V*d »t»4 wtr* V0*, sayings, the pepoto were astonished at hliidpptrlge. r|p* un«l) Uwy were >gd. 29. For he taught them as one having authority, and My parrnla always managed to not as the scribes. have a big fire going In th# fir*------- O— * * rparlng and eratkllng w# couldn't gel there <l“ Hk enough, On thla ntsht before Christ mas Americana ghould be partlcuJarly, tMn*fUl.,that tbe old Yulolido aplrlt atlll prevUls In t^U 'toilntnr. tha\ the love of Christ U atlll manifested In this celebration q( .Hla blnh, and tiiat Santa Cfaua atlll ilklflg down the chimney at alt .good little children’s homes, rich and poo* alike, while aunts, uncles, grandparent* and cousins gather from miles around for the big Chrlatmaa dinner. ** ' In many co^ptrlea where thU fbte old custom once prevplled, jUngs will be passed over lightly, or la bwiut'd complexly. In aoms, rigid . laws havf been enacted against, say’ observance what-fpsvar of tha bjrth of Christ, vrhUe In other* the frowns of the powera-that-be on t h e . d t l u n who (UU th* nee track opened at <ll'Hp ^ *?me oftfervance o ( tfcli opeudou,. make the jpy of phrfatn^ns a aurreplltloup.f ‘ Thank hasveto that,Arne throughout thoa* try; «> u , j« t r ~ u I k . W ib . Ing yaare have kept their faenk* fa "riots will ho her# with shout W " * * •uffWanUy to i r ¥ tatah rnenoy as over. PCWffVa ,'be^ of the' th1"*— ,t wfral ThHnk heaven II believe Ctaual What a drab this would ba •re were not evqn Whan iha iwc«Mitlea of Ilf* “ tha cm burdfM of; U»4 I I fln taV readin' I t and we can all be ^ th f tjht hardest boilad fatal* sound of eight Hay • ■ . v ? rsf tT.WVd says'iho wo ar* an .n togclhoy by —at kfor ofl It’ r? ' Frank B. Kellogg to Reported Improving from Serious lllasss■hoadllna In Tuesday's papoif.' B“* tnfertuoalely, Ilk* th« man ta the r* k* dtod of hoprcriewtnt. '» .. ■ • 9 :^ .yards from tha N il* In front of| "The propqr study o f mankind mllUoa dollars, and were no . Santa ClausI It a square where oevrn stroota, u ni*n> From'"wh*C lh* miniba Bs dreary M U there o i . r ■ P***» a aqu.r* where lh* moat- |,trr to E gyp t'to ld me of kit g W no Virginia’s. Thor* would bo gfai call, tha faithful to prayer, daily routine ha hal plenty of no chlldlufo f»U> thon. five tins** a day from a min*- opportunity to study m*nl rootrrr—no rotasars—to inaht Can you lm-klno Savlni T i‘_ t e i - i W buoy i i a ^ a T h lolerubl* this aalatence. Wa body guard who la always With* . » ihe legation>t. nhw^klriy, end should have no *n)0/m*pt. i t you. a bodyguard who dresses in) goo* over the papers with hi. .mpyfa l" sum copt In eenoa and aUhL Tbs those queer boggy pant, o f * secretary; , t eleven, ho attends heat, a shadowy . eternal light w9h wkjch child beautiful blue and wears a tar- officially an art gallery far does .neotly.bg'( » »ho poop, of- beaten gold and bur­ hood >UJP ll>* eiprld would b< bueh on hi* head! It m m (hat something else o f this kind)! at I a Isrbuah I* the right name forj one fifteen, he has luncheon at nished sans, and witkta Ur M esJtlatsfabad. enchantress wk<m* “person bug­ , "Not hViero *n Bant* Claut! a fee. Can you Imagine having1 Mmt other legstloo if he la not gered* .all dai*rU>ll « l " , . Borely a ocor* of waiter, dresser! also rnWriatning hlmsslf; between You .might a* well not .heller* froqi' Palestine must coma, t ijfl In fait'leo. Nobody* sees Santa In baggy panto, resplendent with f « j t and five, he goon to teas, great heroic figures of bibU c^ Ctausq, but that ta po sign that •liver trimming, and a* butler,’ and’ In the qvenhtg. he dine* out time*, and in thq strwjti of there U po HuaUl Vl* u* The even more gorgeous* who speaks officially or gives a dinner, :Cgyq>> tbbre must walk U>* mysmoot rf*l Utlugg. In tho world five languages? Well, all thlaj The minister has about eight tif'al romantic Engllahpun In tho It In Ib* day’s work for Judge 1 oV ^n • ’whHe tie dinner*" dur-. are those that nelllier children Whlto rebe and. h*pd shnwi ol nor niep can *#*■ Nobody can Fish—all this and a whole lot' log the nesuon witty a guest Hat ^ |‘ of tart-nly-four jit. thereabout* .1 conce|ra or . imagine all the mor*- - o ------- — Tha UfO gives tb* A. F. o f L. crodit for th* defeat of lh* wages and hours bill U> on* o f tao first itn e ly ’generous gestures th* CIO has over mad*. ibllctas great motropoUtan ’ sewtpoper. Tho reply given by FroncU P, Church, editorial writer for the Nqw . York Bun- to tho troubtad tot le’ ooa of tao classic, nf preaent-day Christmas literature. Today. Iltllo Vlrstata la Dr. Laura Virginia DougUa. promln «M . N * v York educator. Church has Kefn dead for IhIrty-oriS years, yet the editorial la atU reprlntnl far and wide every year. It* aggroaalve faith and hope hare made It the moat popular Chrlatmaa clstslc utrr printed In any new• Paper. * Here are a few eicorpt* from tba editorial, reproducad by permlaaloa of tha gun I "Virginia, your li^tla friends are,wrong. They bgve beep af­ fects <t by the skeptic lain o f,.* .ksptlrul age. fb e y do not liar,* agrept tbey ***. .They J-k U Down cam# lb* stuffed stock inga and whit* I bugged my dfall ray H^la brothers romped over >U rvM>qi with thflr lay gun* and fire g u l f s , Finally W«'d take llm* t; saarth deep*#' In our aipckinga—pulling out cottdy and nuis sad red applf.. n pocket hntre I°r Use hoys sad s string of bead, for mo—I hare W •? « t*«y to*11* qa bcauTuid stare. (Q fa m NteMy i , * * , , '■» 1 {Except Sunday) Yea, I ’m (lad that my parents loved Its* Chrlatmaa season. ..M L .r.’JfUSTS.,' ta” Iw a* loot and c> aid ta'>K Undernreth R 1 each on* of Ua, ag th* long fabta^ lot her’, own Mother at the other—I . I ■ L , >■ and Dad ft m. dw^ -V" r?v m 4*1 m i f f N,f j* ri f^ _____ , •:*> ‘ - Writ.l 1’ . M M Ohristaias. wwwagam^aarew* to to* ;w* ' , ' l*e. ) / 1 �f UOLUNMRB I’anuy Captain jp q a jm .B *M j.a «f personally handed tha not Uiilad, Slataa A,mba*,ador J C. Craw after its 'approval by tha, cabinet and sanction by. Em­ peror IlirohtU. ! Entries for. tha Sanford Car11 trots did npt make dear how dffl Club's annual lighted Christ­ yesterday for Hayncvllle, Ala. to **•* reaponsiWe bqi^bara wpir* mas trio contest will ba accept­ ed through Monday morning, as* holidays. _____ TSe note held that the sinking cording to an announcement .. , ' .. , of tha Pansy was "entirely due day hy Mra. Hqmer LltHa, cl Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Scott hays t0 , m i.t.j,," | r man o f the Garden (Sub c laft for Craffapl City whtra thayj Navel Minister Mltyumaaa mitts* sponsoring the contact.' Numbers of, entries hare al* will visit Mrs. Scott’s parents, I "hi riled "battlefield psychology Kid Parly Given Not To Late By Methodist Group Enter Tree Tha Y°u ag Paopla’a Dapartment party last night at tha annas. Thosa attending m tan's coatrunm- and brought, toy a with tham which will ba sent to Tha noma war* appropriate decors tad la rad and p a a q with a a i m fr f r ofiC hrtym s* tryfa and bamboo, several p s h wars an* Joyad far which Raw. Paul Rad- * * '* * ‘ R« fresh manta wars aarrad to tho foil owing: tho Rot . Hedfeam, tho Mlaaos Helen Chapman, Olivo Chapman, Mary Ratliff, Margoartta Dunean, Sadias Will Isms, Psrsanq/s < -3 Vo- re a d y byen received and it la Mr. and M(p. C*. U. Couch. I ■■ ‘ he principal factor la tha expected that fha last-mlnUte ------ ■ |stuck on - the pansyJ “ By that Judge and Mrs. J. F. BoucheUe I do not want you lo think l rusk will putl the total ’ wall over last year's. of Charleston, W. Va., ara tha hot- am offering what la called an A ll trass must ba -lighted on Way rAata of l|r. 'and Mrs. “ Uhl," ha said. “ I do not know how to epoloChristmas night and be illumi­ Hanry Wight. ■ 1■ cl*a for thla attack on an oldac* nated each night through Nyw "Year's between the hours o f 8 Mr. and Mra. Dallai F. Douthello representing tha aovaraignty of •P. If. and' 10 p. M. Ot Charleston. W. Va.. ara Visit- ‘ hf United Stales,'' said Tonal. Tha following prises and their donors ware announced by Mra. Eda Stitch, -Elisabeth Whittington, Jaaala Darden, Ntllle Will lama Doris 8 uo Williams, Mary Alice Williams, fnax WUlUmi, Clayda Forgason. Ethel Riser. Virgin Is Petold, Mary Wat hen, and Edna Stick. 1 Also Spancer William*, E4«utd White, Jack Grant, Roderick Mist Mary Mrguirra jjsfcfTO s s a ' j a a CITY BRIEFS S X C S K B II Shlpaeat Ot ROBE BUSHES A Fresh The ■Ik'S will tender "Tom and Jerry* after they open house at tho leant Elk's Lodge tomorrow afternoon, Rxalted Ruler George Thurston amouiced today and urged *S tnambers to be preaant. A. K. ROSSETTER FLORIST Celery Ave- •: rkooe IJMLW Appraclatad by all mexsbera o f tho faulty this Christmas— and for yearn to roue— a good ramrra. Bog Modeh from 98c. Folding from <8.50 Argus Candid 12.50. Movie 9.95 ' Tho first social mooting o f ths I x x M Togrtxt Club will bo hold In the MtrnUtuma Hotel Monday in — *mrawt bp Mra. C. C. Eari, 4m i w * t *y lira. C. C. Earl, I I I, I) Tbw lA-aaoi^ Sarnion also In­ cludes IUa follow Ins luiaxxggs friar tin- Christian Science lastbook, “ Sri(lira and Health will) Kajr to (ha Scripture." hy XUi f Baker kXItly: “ In Iba jr a r l i l l . 1 discovered th« Christ Selanca ot dlrtna Uwa of Ufa, Truth, and t.uvc. and nomad by dis­ covery Chriatlan Bclrnce. God “ j. "• bad * tiaan rtnrloosljr preparing uak* a on nan as>vtrr me tlurlnK nianjf rear* for tho t u m o t i * h i \v u -k » Tha Rev. J** It Oouthseland. m -rptlon'of thla final reflation PastoK of the- absolute dlrlne Principle Hut.usr Uch.’f L I M * A. M, of scientific mental healing. This apodlrllral Principle points sS WIEBOLDT STUDIO sc m m i'® * • M M haAL. A. R. N. NIPPER OF. A L L UC ralasau* Awe. K IN D S r tn , B IB -J U. When It’s Flowers V rlh lag-br he R e ». W « r r, M ePh.rtaiL i.rmer p e ti'-f o f l F u ll tl»tp e l I'abtraaclt T.Jl. Prayer sad . praise edralra iVedaeoday erealng at Tilt P. M tVatrli nlaht M t a 'f f Friday 'Truing, n ee, tt, at l i f t 1*. ^t. I I X SO t i t I’ATIHHJtC C H liR t'll 1 -timer KlaM h 8 t a tut Oak A ir . iTirlttm ae M u m Viral M att at II ntidnluhi. , SAY IT WITH OURS PIPPIN GARDENS W E S T F IR S T S1\ Saturday oVIrt.'V, l>rf 1] t Caii.l Hweetly — lla lk t The Anuria H ina— llnueer Tuurjee. T W E N T Y - O N E UUN.S . . , and n m illion c h m * . . . fo r th e hlnxlng th rills o f N a v y fnoUmll . , . and .th e love story ttf A n n »F * olia . . . w h ere th e whip* mnlcn . . . jirid-m uloti . . . fig h t it o a t f o r th e g ir l on ly one could h a r e ! Ikisnt.-sy— InviM-Alli.tl— tlrn iii — ll (.‘am * I'lmn The Mid* nlKin (Tr-ar. Het'lplure— Pia> er—■ Anlimni T lirm lieritn— Vlnrent W ere Hhep- Huln A rtiurue—O ll.dy Nluhl— nirei mry— A-lama Herman—fir llrnwnlee. 11>mu - II l.-uiue All Ye Valthfgl. 11#pihctltRtt— HI if ll I Kin lil. Mfh, Fru n U h VMrimy Int ft CUrtlr. illrFrlnr) (O n itfi* Kfijirwii tjiL— It rw. J E . T t r w ll* illMftr. Mfk iiillim T* K iirh . Mrs Wttflni'f* W rlM lil, Mr*. c 'h n rlfi IV ilhr, Mrs. 11nr h rr I H u ra rll mit! M m J. A Vllrl lln r. AI N ik Mrn. J. IlnphlnB# Mr* K T . M o rrow , Ilm . H u rry 11 nd Mr*, A. (* Fo rt, Trwtirft— Mr. H. A. Ir w in »/nt M r Ps II. m nlth. . n * p »— Mr. H. K. Aftdrrw *. U r J . A , illat I In* clbkJ Mr. Hutu Jtlulr* •niL. J r . Ho1o|«t«— M i». C h u rlr* W llk f Mr* J o lliii T a lta rh i m ; Mr* L > rb # rt Ittj*acll. CHURCHB* OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST “ CIIIU 8 TIAN BCIENCB" Is lh« aubJcrt of the l^sson-tti-rinnn which will be read |n Chun-lies of Christ, Brli-nllet, throughout the world, on Huntley, Dei'i-inber II. The Golden Text Is: "Ho, every one that thlralelh, roue ye to the waters, and he that hath no money; rams ye. buy and eat; yea, come, buy win* and milk without money and without price." (Isaiah fi&;|) Among the citations which comprise tho l.essiin Bermon la the following from the lllblo: 'There is n river, the streams whereof almll make glad tho city of Ood, Ihn holy plare of the tabernacles of the most high, And It shall no In that day, ■bat living waters ahall go out front Jerusalem; half of Ifagm FrritSaMi ViujJla ai Butter m a n —« trio Uml’s hard to beat, Q U A R T S....... 5 ft PINTS M AUu Hevrn other flavors from which to choose Wo will, have an excellent supply, of sweet milk and creufn to supply your holiday needs ant\ for youf eg# nqg party. ^ ».w - Sunday Monday COMPANY PHONE 884 811 W v fIR S T ST. JONES •w.„.. WILLIAM t n t v o u s ts ? j OOUOlAt o u m u u i ^ M ^ S •t)« ,'—*•i" 50GALttttiS if fast with each Norge Circulating Oil Heater I Co m hi and see them. Or, and Mrs. F. A. Ersrhard, wlntar residents of sanfprd, ar­ rived yratffdar from Hlpon. Wtaand will b'o with (heir cousins, Iba Allan II.' 81 .me and Mis* Carol. Siudo at their home In L'odri. , Holy Cross Church Will Hold Annual Mid-Night Service W N 1IA.VR j r » T Year1, nwr euitli: in on*namo ono.” (psalm* «;4, Zech, HimLay 111 ip«n3 the A„ , r ^ « . NSW t'hri. llsn K To-Night KBU l ilrlando. n *»4 M ir «*n *v » A\» o f Nash' tree. » 8 .00. awarded by Florida Power, and Light Co., second spend tome time with Mr, tad Mrs. prise, Ubla lamp by Randall M. L. WWgbt on Calory Aranue. Electric CdT Beit ensemble. |250, awarded _ _____ _______ wl\l .. r leata to C. H. Eckeraon by Sanford Garden Club; second night by airplane for New York pylte, serving tray by Scott-Car City where ba raway, Inc. i weekend. Baal decorated doorway, W-60| — awarded by Sanford. Garden Club; MU. ratcya Prtacf, Ed Wilton, Fred Sikh, and second prUe, bottle of toilet W»- tlmore, ltd. ha* BrnkUn BanUay. •er by Jones A Stephens. several weeks wt|h Mr, ' — ------ Mra. T. U O'Conner. esc. officials over the reported In­ sult la the American flag «t Wuhu. Dec. 13, ; Ga. If espcrlcd to arrlr The rrporla said that Jppsiwac, On exhibition in Roumillat * while completing occupoifuo in Anderson's drugstore, la an ell Wuhu aritrd an Amrricairownml CenUnusC Peem Pape One painting o f “ Tho Nativity” done In anticipated Christinas volume. boat, pulled down the flag and hy Mist Gretchen U w lt o f thla The deep Kmilh where sales city. warn reported ‘ largest In his­ Frank Bepjamin, who attends Mias I^wia U the Ultnled tory" was the mil) exception. the University of Florid*, is yo u n g daughter o f Mr. and Mrs, Men's furnlaliliiRs again lopped spending the holidayi with hie Frank Lewis and la well known Christmas shop .parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 . Ben­ fW b ff *l| vrork- A number of her the Hats of Pllatp.irerg exhibited at tha State per*. Jewelry suits experienced jamin. Fstr fat Orlando last winter and a definite upiwing. Heavy goods, such ax furultuie, slumped. Miss Elisabeth Dr Fore si has bloe%ribbons. _ , Warm weather usgmented the arrived front Nrw York to visit Christman spirit In tbs South her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ More Kpisi-npnt Kradrmy in Ballimorr, Maryland. I.ovcday' Com' ■nd at Raleigh, n . 0 „ depart­ man 8. DeForest. tnunlon srrvlre and D-ullry Duck’* ment stores reported oeths "bo“ Arise, Shim-” will be sung by tha Minn Florrncf W lltf. of KU«n* pond ex pact at iuii s." Dollar valchoir, [‘rv-criling the service MUt umo was aallmated between 1 1 helhj N. J. la apontllnR tho Miller will play “ O Holy Night" with hi*r to to percent o*er lt3«. Hard­ Chrlslmaa holidays by Adams, and hrr postude will be ware Salsa and auto supplies, pnronia, Mr- nnd Mr*. Henry Gounod's Match Homalnr. Mra. Will#. Ktistis 1'rukH will sing tin* inriiletv Atlanta* Ga., department ttorea 1 ul solo in the anthem. Mrs. K. Vnn . Iluren Connall ilao reported sales and volume An unuanaily large choir pa. arrived been aaeemUUd fur Ibis i i r r s t . “ consider* Illy aheadof last of Phllndrlphla, year- Merchants said they .aw yesterday to spend the holidays The sopranos include Mrs. J. U Harsh Inglry, Mias Joyce King, Mlaa lltUa evidence of the business with her mother. Mrs• ]H rit Jackann, Mrs. Kualli Peaks, recession and one leading dapart­ Btewart, Mra. A. M. Philips, Mra. Charles ment store manager said sale* Klernwerih, Miss Carol Stone, and were largest In history. GIRL SCOUTS Orlando Merchant! reported Final plana for tli« Court of Mfs. M. J. Oram. In the elto ti-csales beat In 10 years. Merchants Awards were made al the meet­ tlon will be Miss Marguerite lnglry, Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. W. In Iba citrus bells raptfrted trade ing of the Girl Hroula which approaching hoora time holiday whs held Wednesday afternoon proportions. Tourist registra­ at the LIHIa House, tions wara 10 percent over Its*. Christmas candles were made and tenderfoot tests were passed. It was announced Hint Miss Lewis* Painting Is Displayed Here Christmas Spirit Fades Over World | toward th « forrntr t ra. and bait of them towi.pl (hr hinder am: In rummer anil * Inter ahall 11 t>o. And Ilia Lord ahall ha king all iha that day ahall Ihfta bp I.ord, and hla lUnrh HchnuL 'tfb*. Vtity U*: — tha »u<rrri'lFli •rcr pre»*n<<\ delivering the c h ild ,* ° ( men (ram i-vciy 111 IkM M ik I* heir to.- Through Christian Belence, rrllglon and .leodlctn* mtf liuplr.it with * Mvtuer nature and essence; fro»h pin low arn given tu (alth and understanding. and thought* •rqnalnt tkeaselrs* Intelligent­ ly wllh God." <pp 107:1-14) Halcony 10-25 We Wholeheartedly Wish You A Very Lower Floor 18-3$ First Show at One O'clock ik v t ) Day — — MERRY XMAS • HAPPY NEW YEAR LANEY’S DRUG STORE Jeweler G I r TO FLORIDA ■yyw M . Saturday �FRIDAY, TROPHY"* e Ruling Oh go wh«n lb* paopl* m iy .till think U rr" w« *■«• or you a* parhap* not Incompataat through *b* direct circulation of New* Review Editor, than to (tap on 111 perhaps they *ntHmlon literature within Ha ® , The AP Feature Sente* ri£Tff l#27’e April, soth »nnl»*r*ary know before yon do that yon aia P1* " 1*- * • * mad* in antagonism ,*« labor orgnnitaUoni ao t»lda»t n fU n cle Bam'* entry Into the bacon Inf la tempolent.” Spain’* royal f*rally waa betting ®° « P l * j r * who** economic World tear, Grandpa Europe again Ka but cant an Inaorffant General .Ufa la at Ha mercy e»n fall to waited f'boo boo.” Foremost among th* few war Franco. Ha waa premlelng H o *-. comprahand I t ............................. - “ the * ' CanaUnt H**<Uity the choiceet bloaaoma hi ebanf** left waa th* fact Der lem* “The foil alffnificanca of thin *«• Fuehrer had 800,000,000 fewer ■prlnfftlma of victory." Brltleh ahlpe war* attacked. And 'affoniim ha*I been broofht hom* acre* than Der KaUer—and wantto Ha employe* through the eonOd a b i( farm. But he affiaad to the battle for B.llboa began. , , . ■tant hostility of foremen and *n lff a pe*re-pip* If tba man fat aupervltory offieiali throofh the Woodrow ttlUon’* apot would haad •yitematlc dlacharff* of union adan* around. I Total**, throuffh the employment Franklin D. Bo***re1t (tack to iof hind thoff* to terror in and beat gjgarats, Franc* and Britain tamed union m em ber* end •ym p eth l»e r») • to Belgium. Thera Premier Paul Van Zeeland, from Princeton wae F .trouncing tbs local natl nutiance I , In an election. He arreed to go on 1 the road and *ee how to mak* Deerbom. apondent In this fight to prevent j fHand* and influence bailor**. Whah that wOt *e*tnr, I cannot uelf-organlution among Its *mP There w*e *n "unhealthy fluih “ jf; company attorney* P|0ycc ha* been th* Ford aervlc* I Of Igeer" (Doctor Hull'* diagnosis) will mova In on tba decision right <Ut>*rtm«nt. . . I frpm hi*lory'* wont ca*e of ro­ ___ * T " ___ . | “The record Irave* no doubt ot mlng. Th* Preiident told go*- •••T**' M Plant Clanad Dawn ' tbit th* **rvic* department haa I . omment employee* not to debbl* Bennett’* reply to th* labor Vv<m vt.ted with the r**p«m*lbllHy hr the riling atock mart, and ad* board'a declalon from Waahlngton « f maintaining •arraUlan*# oecr dad: eama as th* Blear Rang* plant, roH employe*. not only during ^ "That** * 1*0 good advice for the employing MfiOO worker*, closed thwir work hot evaa whan they nr* Toblic". * The Wagaer AH Bealde* to**lng out a b**eb*II to 1 opan the »*a*on, Mr. Rooaevalt ’ pHched raathematlei at America’* million*: The nation'* budget waa . faHher from belay balanced than anticipated. Congre** would ha** tp go taay. : Nearly everything waa going op W P A begin cutting down. Th* . President wcnt.fiahlng la th* Gulf Of Mexico. In the Buprrme Court'* chain* ‘ her. packed every Monday, New Dealers enjoyed "a pretty good day." Th* Wagner labor law waa upheld, B to 4. Many thought that U ft no excuae for “ court packing." "Th# coBatItution,” other* anorted, "haa become what Justice Robl art* aaya It la." ■ "Daatlnyr Benalor Aahurat re­ marked, "la tolling her Invincible I belt ’1 EL’ . OeUra Cato Bridged II n i L v l P. a ■ a. ||i r ai r r ■end m o u 11 11 aj , f.' -, Whiter Chryaler John I» 'liewU made peace after |87,000,UOO 1oases In wages end trad*. Turalng to fresh foe*, CIO brawled with Ontario’* peppery Premier Hep­ Ford Motor company had violated burn and |oal a battle to farman th* Wkgnar labor dispute* act and angered by a Herabey, P a , cboco- ordered It to reinstate 28 employea. The**, th* board said, had been late-plant alt-down. Into - Kentucky'a "bloody Har­ discharged for anion activity. lan" county, CIO advanced, too, Th* company waa ordered to 'Senate Inquirer* wondered h#W atop dlacouraftag membership in BberlfC Middleton, j i I M N i- y u r th* United Automobile W ork fc, Dr man wn& admitted doe* contact any Bthor union, and to poet nolle** with coal companies, had Ineaatod In Ha Dearborn and Highland Park, 1103,728 vinca 1084. " I ’m Joat aa Mich, plaat* staling It would fOm* pusaled aa you are,'' h* told ’am. Another Good flowed down the Ohio valley. Florida argued about n ship canal. Th* last San.Fran­ cisco Golden Gat* bridge rhret was driven; Itc golden head broke and fall In lk* water. "Minority Stockholder No. 1" tried In vain to oast Charley Schwab from Bathlehem Stool Father Divine, Harlem's "God," Was held after a stabbing in "heaven.’’ The Russian G-man** own ehlef waa arrested in tb* red purge, and Leon Troteky, safe In Mexico, tried to dear htmsalf of blame for all th* "treason,’’ in an unofficial trial. Praur* Promise* Vletory "Coronation Commentary** ap­ peared. Broadway warmed up to "Richard II." Hollywood rateaaad "Th* Print* and th* Pauper." "K ing Anthony l ” challenged King George VI'a right to the throne. .Premier Baldwin prepared to re­ tire, explaining: " I t to far bettor to J l AND H ^T Again We Extend The Same GREETINGS . Old Greeting In The Same . . AND Old Way To Our Many Friends . BEST And Customers Whose Patroni 1 .- WISHES age Is Appreciated More and . FOR 1 PU R C ELL Company • ••* \ More Every Day Hill Hardware Company ' MhT 1887 'hM etlam Mr May This Christmas Be Your Merriest and The New Year Your Happiest and Most Prosperous M e rry ^Christmas Happy N ew Year THE JEWELER Eckerson Fruit Chnhers, Inc ■H U TS 365 DAYS * ia p p in e s s AND PROSPERITY FOR 1938 A Merry Christmas Heartiest Wishes H it AND MRS. C. W. SULLIVAN, Proprietor* A Happy New Year to You {And may your mind b« fro* from wonj .«of Round Inatinner Protection. HAPPY NEW YEAR b Best Wishes tor a Glad Yuletide l , •' May the Joys of a Season noted for its happiness be multiplied for you this * �PAGE FIVB tB B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA well Judged lest Decorated Sanford Store Daa skoln.r >M 0*0 Oluilnvr. LEGAL NOTICE EYE OPENERS—by Bob Crosby , o r * «• «•:« l h « m i TO WHOM IT ||A 1 COVCHIINI W ic k i " : . ; ; W Z *dna ™ * ? r "V>a?.nisrr M I I u'clixll A i* * Z 'h" r*,\ 'S " % * » » T C ’S L m T C k o t ik PERHAPS THE GBEATECr HYPOCRITE Jwtoaowc and alore front w>ro jparpaectaetr ta koeplng wlih lha jtokrtctmBa apir'i. and that tha •rraniamrnt wan each (hat St Waathd a baanlirul 111aml Ballon Iftkct at night, ret maintained IL altrtctlTcneH In the dar* 'thne. ■‘ The eommlllee awarded hon'•rable menllon to lha following: Hill Hardware Co. For a beau­ tiful lighting aratam and a apleadtd dlaplay of Chrlitmaa toerchaadlaa. t ‘ Badya'i Bpeelalty Hbop—For the moat arilatlc and original treatment of decoratloua and dUpjay*. OP THE IN S E C T KINGDOM IS T H E ' , P R O V IN G - M A N T IS . HIS PIOUS A T T iT U O E IS U S E D T O L U R E O TH E R IN S E C T S NEAR T H E N HE G R A S P S • TH E M V »T H H IS P O L O E O , \ h a n d s ; ■andaird hi it,. c tiri.lt ass c..ur, in u w lla n v w o 'r i't i L W e a r ' " U l n a A csf *0 f I wffi&e - A i - T h J i r s s r t L L. ur::!,v. In I*..dniii wherein ti.orua 1*. .hitman. II. U. Cullnnuy. Car# II. Landia. Ilr.klna W. Vf Un s 'llln r k lunula t f - . , «" ’ od 1V ^ a n d * *11* r T ar t ?£ n fo " ( Tlar T Banrorn nttd Myrtla t.loyd Wart a an and , h * I f fo J ? I n? DaraMkar* I tV? rnnalltuilnn lb . Blreclora and , " h- d* ’' Vi r ilK B N IK l” ritialn-k wf la ,* 1‘ n iiil liu* d a rk o f Clrrult Court, pruvrinaM Cnninuni. a l..rm «r damlnol, CWim. i v Florida ,ur|iwtatl„„ o ’ aanlt.d um.rr the Iwmltiola County. n orm a. laoa ,.r Ika H l . f at Florida. and _________________ h.-rrtntnrr dlaaulrrd under in# ■ruvlniunn ,>r Chapter itit a >,( m it k k o r r o i i r u - O i i'K * the luvna ul k lor bln. ara plain, A N II nAl.K Mira and i : (I, liana* It, Trnalaa, T l» WIIIIXI IT XIAY CONCERN: f t * , 0 - - " ( M T ' " ’.. HntlvIdnaHy nnd N u t i c k Id IIK IIK IIY OIVKN. c *. Hhuaall. hla w in , F ra n ] ibai undar and by vlrlua o f » »la 11. Applalnn, Italph A ila lla l dr.T r* of ftiracloaura and aala ■liar, and Frank E. Dlckerman. landarad In tho Clrrult Court In aa and .on.iMuUnn T r u . t r . . un* ant for Bamlnola County Florida, dar that certain Declaration n l in Chancery. I u n rnuaa lharatn T tlial dntac. Ju n a.llth . A l>. H IT . pandlnn whrrrtn Oaar|. I*. W hllduly recorded among tha public man. U. M. Callaway. Cary l>. ravurda nl Ham......I* Counti. r io r . U n d la H r.k in , W. lucndla and Ida. In Heed l ook It, p act I d , M yrtle Loyd W arn, aa and ronXranrla ,1. Applalnn. and w it . — - d ilu tin g lha Ulrarlura and * h ? w CtirlBll«n lump l i T n ik t»»i of 1a m F ron l Imunknown lU ipn A # (l.tlfa* her rfrtd » put velum t Cnittpany, * fofn »»r Bnow'a Barber Shop—Tor lha -----rorpo ration orc.nlvad undar lha moat attract Ira amall window, Inna o f lha d ia l, o l Florida, and heretofore daaolvad undar ihr Y»Hh . ultltul Ion of rary milo T he v o r l o 's •rman. whnao ChrlMlan name i II pinvlalnna nr Chaplar 1***0 « t unknown, and' all other im rtlr* Ilia U v a o f Florida, ara pinin' .gpace to tho boat poaalble adLARGEST ISLAND \ ntu.ee namea ara unknown ta t illa and I*. (I. Ila m all. Trualra. Tantaga. piainlirfa who may he Inlarralrg HAS AN AWERaCE A a l b* h a v e end— rewnrt.ru— in* ’ n m # c n U m**i i. l i i i w i r*. *ts " V Thl# la the fourth .yaar a OP-ONE-INHABHANY volvrd In tlila anil, ara defend* lOrrmUnti, 1 will »«>ll al rubllc nnle. I w ill aril al puliHa nulcry outcry in th« hl|h**t bl4d»r for J'Chrlatmaa l*ri«e” hna been ofFOR EACH 50 lo lha Itlilieel bldda* fn? rath nl «*i*h al Ih* Front 46or of the ferod by tho Chamber of .Com\ SQUARE MIlE« Ihe From ttoor of lha Court Court lioni* la th* City of Runllnuaa In the C lip of Hanfnnl in font In *«1il County and Hl.ita. flB*ree, creeling additional en"T H R E E OPERATIONS an Id ........... and Mtale during dtirlnv th* i*f*I hour* of aal* .U datama which today hta had I ARB PERFORMED AT, III** If * nl tin Iit* o f inlii nn Mon* nn Mundiir, th* Ird dmf o f Jan­ dny. ihe Ird day of January. A uary, A. D . 1931. th* M in i b*ll*rt .'the etf.ct of making Banfortfi I I ONCE AOTOMATtCAllY I» IJ i*. Ihe earn# being Ihe flie l Ihr first Monday In aald month holiday decoratlona aome of tha Monday In Bale, mnnth land a f ind a legal naira day) th* fol­ / / WITH NEW G AS R A N G * leual aala* d ay) lha rntlowlng lowing dvrrrlhrd land** allualf. ‘ moat oataUndlng In Florida. // HEAT REGULATORS” drvetlbrd land, alluatr. IHnn and I>lng and bring In th* County or mAany favorable and Interfiling In-lug In lha Cuunlv nf genu nnle hFininiil* and glat# uf // g a s turned on Fliirida! und Hlnla nl Florida, ta -u ll: io-witz Hbmmenta have been rerletered F AUTttHATlCAlVY LIT AMO fe n . ro rly -e n a f i l l . F o u r * l u l l FoM y-*lgh t (41). Forby vlnllora, Chamber of Coml wn HU, Furly-lhraa <(31, OYEN TEMPERATURE S E T ' ty-nln* t49). I trir (KO). Ftfl-’nrly-fnnr III). Fn riy.riva ly-on * i l l l . F ifiy -tw o meren offldala aald, recalling I IU . F o r ty .It ( 111. and F lfty -th rr* (111 and F ifty .tha etty'a fenllre appearance. Fnrly.Haven HTI. arrnrillnn In four I&O. act'd i ill it* in ina p Th«ra amag inpanuttoa* wh*r» thnm nrn mom than nlghttno mnp nnd plat flta j ..r locerd and pint filed uf recoMl un Chamber ProMdenl T. B. no the fla t f.av nr Draainhar the 11»t day nf Merfmliar. ■bontthkIYmjlag *»»U »-T h n Jtpa* thoaxmad penont to Mth fifty 1111. In lha Fuhllr Itarnnia of Blmpaon aiaerted (hat the or- Dion, whtn (In*ping, tin than a u r aqaara m l U n . _______ __ 191), In (lie Public Iterunl* Hamltmln Count e F lor inn. in of Rentlfiole County. Florlila. Ivnlxatlon la “ more than pleaied' to Mt tha tmbtaaoma motqnlioa. I’ lat llnnk I. nrhhdi -*..id man — Hi P fn I Hon k S. w'hint »nld and plat la a nlal nr lha land# with the manner In which Ban- Tha ftmala ta .try brara and oflta inn|i mim. plat I* a part o f the -flagar teach- control baa eoma owned l.v 1-aUa Fm n l ImJamie owned tiy l.nk* Front ford merchanta and buitneca aala bar much amaller mala, into tha ktuhaat Uodara i m rang* prnv..man! Cnnip.ny.' and Inipruvenieni Cunipany. nnd wlilrh aald man nnd pint wnn ------OTtai ara now antomatleally eonmen hare cooperated (hla ‘ year which raid map nnd plat nppmved by ih f l l y Cnmwan unproved by the 11 I f Wbtla math of Grataland ta an* trolled . . . gone ara tha old -peak In carrying nut the Chilitmaa mla.lnn dr H.nlnr., County i?ommUM|un o f hiinfoid. Coun­ o f Hemlnolr. Hint. ,| FInt Ida. ty nf Hr ml mde. Hint o f F lo ilbplrll. which la taken >i a man- tahabliabia, popatalloa flgarao ara and pokaT methodi. Ho matchaa ara at a maallnn haii; ftaaanihar ««rt, nl a Hive lin g held Per-iinaiartltag whaa compand to inch a aaadad, aadlhan'i no itooplog orag Mcatttlon of good bualneia. STIh, I M l. Ih r etmtr dovarttiad her ITlIi. 1911, the ahuVe dr* koarlly popatatad country aa Japan, to light tho orwat. —-----ropeny* W in . ntherwler eerlhed property bring other* nnwn and daarrlhail na In ’ , viler known nnd ilreerlkrt, an Fnrlv-nnr ( I n Fnrlv. I wn I If ,, laol* F orty-eigh t t i l l * Forty* r n 'ty .th r e e ill), F ..rir-r»u r nine (19), F iftv ir.o). F ifty I I I ) . Fn rty-llva ( ( » ) . gortvone (M l. Fifty - two (65). r l« fM r and Fnrly.aavrn IIT I P lfly-fh ve a (M l nnd F ifty o f fjih a View )*ark. error.tfour (M l of l.ak** View park, Inw lo plat rharanr duly ianct'oidliig to plot thrrruf, duly rordad emnnn lha pnMIo tearvcorded amonfr the pillillp nrd. nf H.mlnnta rountv. record* of H« mlmda County. Florida in Flat It..ok V on Florida In Plat Hook 3 on pen, <1 page 41. u f n o vi.K . I« F DOW.K, X . Hnerlal t l n i o m Chaneary A* Hiierlat M aal*r In Chancery. The holiday leatton not only Havii-i-i. h |ilfi’iTovt BA 3(1* FI * R li|< JIITON. Hollrllnr (nr rUInllffa faring* Santa Clau*,'turkey din­ Hotkitnr for Plain Of fa. Qreenlan.cC h .r tiu,band. Norik Band. Ohio. T lllord Halt, Del'roea. Tannaaaa* IM lla ll. Dalrua*. Tenneaeva. I'.mma Hall. Ualroaa. renn.a*##t.urlla lla ll. D.lr.-aa. Ttnnraaaa. Mary K llgora, l i l t IVaat I ’ nualaaa Avenue, Naahallla. Trnnra* aaa, Huth K llaere. l« 1 l Waal Deualaa* Avanua. Maahvlllr. Tanuaaaaa, Joh n K llc o ra 1111 W rat Itouclaaa Avanua, Naahvilla. Tanaaaaaa, il» . a Mar U m a r and ------ Server, h »r huabund. I l l l Hamilton Avanua. l-hat la Donga. Tannr««aa. David Hall, T ill Haarlhorna Avrnua, Hollywood, C alifornia and Ham Halt, 1(11 Hamilton Avrnua. Chattanooga. Tanaaaaaa It appraring leant n .worn bill of rnmplalnl Iliad In |h. Ninth JuJirlnl Circuit Court. itrnilnnla I'nunty. Florida, whtraln you nm. ijr h o f you » r » named drfandanla ami jamaa w , I I all. Imtlvtduallr niul aa I r i i t n for v lrc<nla It llall. Jamaa IV. Halt, 3 r . and Min­ or l a , lla ll la plalntlir- -.hal yotf a ataia nr ruunlry nlhrr than Ib * main nr Florida and that lhara U nil paraon fn tha diala of Flnrioa. lha aarvlra ol a aimpnana upon whom would bind either nr all of you: Yharafere yuu ami each of ynu ara redulred In be and apprar In-tora the aald Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. Hemlnote County, Flntlda. at Haplnril. Flnrl* dm on the Ird day uf January, A. It 1(1*. ami Ihen nttu lhara maha ati.w ar in raid bill ol com­ plain! r ■ht hi lad anatnat ynn. ulh* arwlea a dacrao prn cnnrraRo w ilt he cnlaiad aaalnet you and each It la further ordered that thi« order he puMiaaed in the Hanford Herald a newspaper published in Hernlnol* Cuunty, Florlca. once a week for four rnnaecntlve weak* DON IS and OltDRHKD, I hla the Ird ' day of December! A D t9)T. O T ' IIKHNDON, (7t*rk C lrru lt Court. Btmlnol* County. Florida* II) : A. M WF.P.KN. g IkA It ON A N I) HHAHON. At lor iveye for ITlaliitlff, n. c. WERT-The JEWELER DlaRMHida And Watches Ffcie Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engrating•w n *m i piiit-Ka a it ib t i ik i.otvntr M l H. F tra l 01. Pbnna a A ril M la n a lt k IBB■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ ■BKBBBIIBBBBBBBBMB■■■■BIB■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■! GLASS . MIRRORS . PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products WHEN IN OHLANDO VISIT -Tho-Owl-H<M)kShop CHRISTMAS HOOKS (irrr ttn g enrda lot X m u nnd C Y rrjd a j llouka In ninth knd urdrrrd 8KN11 FOR MONTHLY HOOK I.I 8 T THE 0\VIa ROOK SHOP itov nr* . ancadi: Hanford Florida COLDS FEVER F E A T P ItlM THE VERY BEST C RADIO Fire Chief Warns O f F ire Hazards D u rin g Holidays FACE THE FUTURE W ITH CONFIDENCE] Tkara b a GULF LIFE afitnl near ner*, and gala celebration*, but •l*o additional fire hazard* which may lead lo dlaaater unit-** every precaution Ib taken. Fire Chief Rack Cleveland atated today. "A fire at thi* lime of year la particularly unplraaant tinrr It take* *11 (h* joy from the *eawhich normally I* the hapit periqfl of the year." the local Flra Chief elated. Yulelide fire haiard* have been reduced conaldrrnbly aince varicolored electric I ik Mb have replaced the flnming rnttdle, hut even tho electric lighta aontellmi-a may be tho ratine of a di.aatroua fire in the event Ihat n abortago in the wiring acta afire the Chrlatm** tree which drira out quickly In a warm room." the Fire Chief continued, adding that If the wire la worn or Itlnknl, the Inaulation may fail and a fire will reautl. "Another dangeroua practice la to hang celluloid drrorationa on the Chriitmaa tree. If they come in contact with a flame or light­ ed electric bulb, they burn with a fierre, hot flante. When a Chriatniaa tree burn*, the heal given o ff often communlralea Ihe fire to curtalna or other artlclaa in Ihe room, and the damage ia high." Some of th* toy* on the mar­ ket are made of celluloid. There have been many Inatancra rf email -children being burned when lhaae toy* were carried loo clow to a fire or healer. Thl* hai­ ard Istlncreawd when fire* are lighted In open fir* place*. A acreen to keep Ih* kiddie* aw*y from tha fire, and flying ipark* away from tha carpet I* a good InveetmanL “ Don't let fire »poil your holi­ day," urgea tha Chief. " A lit­ tle ear* and forethought would prevent tha vaat majority of all fires. Don’t allow rareliaaneaa to damage your property or In­ jur* your family or friend*. Such an occurrence ia even more depreaving at Chriatniaa time. But if flra ahould break out in your home In spit* of your effort*, remember that our department 1* conatanlly ready to serve you. W Sanford, Florida JAt K j O N V II i t I I CJKIpA Tho memory of a flower gift remains long after other gifts ere forgotten. We offer a complete line of cut flowers and blooming plants, corsage*, roses, valley, gar­ denias and orchids, decorative and memorial wreaths cannot be equalled for l*cauty or price. W * telegraph flower* anywhere anytime gCBLERY AVE. MtTlt’K nr > u .h n r t a * rr.it TinraTKB r> arrnrilenrr with th* froInn. nf rhapter l«*J«. Aria nt nntiKH o r rrn i.iraT in w The Ideal Gift niO NE 788-J For Christmas Arcade Illdu. W m XI lla ll. I « T M untnrh Av.n ue, I'alk erah urg. Weal V lrn ln la . Xtra Electric Service . A N N U A L FLOWER PLANTS L All KHI'l IH—'D E lV llI n Tu M^C^ALEN DUL AS CORN FLO W EHH— PA NSIES— ETC. SEASON’S GREETINGS English Gulf Station MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL aii(i%u s are Here Again! FANCY VASES and FLOWER POTS WESTERN CHRISTMAS TREES AH Sizes—Reserve Yours Today HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO 100 W, FIRST ST. (U 1.M ( ^ A T H K H Join The Whoopee Makcrtt At PERK’S CLUB pHONI (-O M Ik fi — o ) ; T l o t It W O O II All ECONOMY WOOD YARD DEALERS IN OAK AND PINE FIREWOOD rinttrurH awn aTovet i . k m i t i i * QUALITY AND SERVICE Be ScoII'h good Gulf gas, tha super 4J power fuel with easy starting power, quicker acceleration and longer mileage. ry our complete lubrication service to keep your car running smoothly and cut down on squeaks and rattles. T DINE & DANCE i EVERY NIGHT ( TO TIIF. M CHIC OK CHARLIE KOONS and hla New York SWING KINGS SPECIAL TURKEY DINNER U q i'O lt BBHVKD IIY TIIF. S C O T T ’S G U L F SERVICE STATION MA Ford Neighborhood Service Station" CORNER 2ND AND PARK PHONE 377 DRINK O NLY Corkage on all patkag* good* NO COVER CHARGE "W o Cotar to th* Boat” fllO N E HANFORD f i l » M ather F urniture . LUNCH EXTENDS Best Wishes For A MERRY CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR iV k h lH U U I SEASONS GREETINGS DON'T DO YOU* XMX* BIIOITINO PERK’S CLUB GSTORE Sanford, FU* HOFM ANN IT ISN'T TOO LATE TO SET OUT 1'Hl.ttttY A %K. FKKE DELIVERY RADIO lIEADqUARTERS T I I K R TA T K o r riB JltlO A : T O BUSINESS M AN’S AND BEST WISHES YOUR CHRISTMAS BUSINESS y p 7" AND Wm HAPPY NEW YEAR * �-* -f*h WHITE FOX “ d ' fca»a\ M U , H alf* and a uiU r, Saoia. % are to Toy land with tbe -K m rilrjr Qoeen after excUbig adetn- Fairy i ; tapa b which th. aottor m o m ultra ■ Bolt* from a m at whit. fra. totebn V Chapter S3 u li » » • Falfy Qocca'a B*ere« f b p la Santa w n to pleated when ho -Bat, H * th» tailor}. kohrat aw la# two da . tdp lo ala door ha d i a H M* U jf » P of doll, ho vaa carry la# aad tho ah < M M to tkh boat ahaalin#* falriea. > "So yon escaped <b* fra! I laid M U a Bra. Bant, yew would. Coao in." To t! 1 Ho picked op th* oailor and Fairy Bal#a In one hand, and th. Fairy in .to 1 Quern la hi* other, and ruihed in- they’ll .- .I * tho toyiliop. lira. San la raw. .hut y*< ■ npuiln# Irwn the kikhea wiping/ Keen Me handa. k rt «ff I "Look. Santa, what th. aailar Ileal to) y hfoocht you," raid Hr!#*. Tho (1. hop •B o r palled that pretty (Hear whip at L spora aad the silver chain from hla raa. hr pocket, and raid. -Santa, thia l o t It lam — peaarn* frrwt the mjoirrat rlliage shoaled that Ilea weal of here in th* Mr*: to .” NEW YEAR T ^ m , 9 : 0 ( r 'H I i g p on Christians Morning i. w h ii . ia . »»'*■ rhlaar -i i i > r t « l i s t . am. *‘ lilt awl •*«> wrlll*. . *w***4 •! tXHL.MKI.IA BL>MKK I wUI rthr u l . *t trU h Milto t» in* a kart M tlw fur ruO at I*” r r w t l l » a » irttlM , I . ttaatnr. M lb* 13th dt< “I Jatun't I>-1 .1 t| ttlutk a CL. bit rarllllwit* k witilh-.lt. h.M hr lb* tllal. IH itb o wtra mi w l u . l awl U«t*4 U i m •;> I V a r b->>ilu. lir a s .' — ia. r.iiuwi.. iitwttawi kiwi. i. l h a * . Im c u lot a m # (n rw a id ttl—llwIt u ' l l r . rtulUt luwtl . ----M r w iwrt m HI loir t. ymnr an i*nl*kiit*~ *ooic «lalL I>«( i . m i r r E 11 tt .I OT . i*t H »r MS »r Hta II. T*-r b n l ) m u l I h i N b e -a a «•<•»•! ■C » u N t 4 b*.n abalynnt wiinoM m i V-umI aw! M.rtt ihit till *ud hn»» Ik. m a day tt twimbMr l« t . U I* lialiNiniM. ' "T o . d ra t may," chuckled Saata | aad ho gently togged on* of her •aria. ” ThU IIUI. Ihfag?" llllga looked to eiritrd. She could hardly wait I . hear th* Fairy Qaara’a plan. , * O h la my plan." aaid the I Qpeon. "Yon know that an alonay, i.i B -H " - *n n a t am i uw#. non, F W e l h,,ppin0* *"d f I W g M e - n « y the golden U B L JP-SS riches of friendB 7 ship bind as in ta lW assocudixwi t h r o u g h o u t the r t i v l ml t X r v .lt t e.wia*>l. t S a a t r . ItM T tl* drat to ride the ahlpo of good men and bring them safety through U W e know no truer'word—ny pm." "Yea. and H*a n fine, kind week." raid Santa. "Well, 1 .Sou1J |tk. u Ufco Ilelga and ihe railoe Into my hhdf dam >o da Jual that." t^M th* s in * — no poem that express^? our Bi—i.. pi niudl hwf»m* Uiwn nf" known a * m -imriMiiu. rentJments better than a mmpJ? SH O P “ W e d - t o n M » choewoad lU lg a Merry Christines and God Bleu You! •H ilt, i Classified Advertisements QAVK Y O U * Watch ray•trod k* raa wh. *ralty ham ! f 1 1 — Lont a ra a a d LOUT Lara* Ma<b*|. <r woods kail. M a n n Hn| Ml. aad Ctlriu Hiltbta. Re* aid. Ratam to M. M. lA>rd o iR S E v n m is TUAN A SIMPLE MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Christmas Greetings S— Autom obile* Fked Crap. | l » —hiaar-whael trailer I M i-U c g * am With a r*bailt Dodga track. Baal • Bona. M * « car daalagc W V a l d e z Hotel Best Wishes For A Happy and Prosperous NEW Y E A R Our (Jeep; appreciation for your loyal support, this past year moves OB to wish you a veiy happy Christmoa NEHl i �THB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' PAGE SEVEN fittg 1837 Farmers DfoUw Harvest S *1 I1 ^ I * f { 1 ot most t w n l n w the World W»r, the lilt the to* naUon'i drit rank loldlert • have lee® ^Ukell»>r' th» value of an . By A. A. PATTON NETO YORK. Dae. 14— F etruer* the paet year reaped ? . the beat dollar harveet aince m * W * ' ‘ ."amor on WheeU.s Non Toth „ . than ooton j Koe," * Iy' *"• * rm/ coneml placed the |eteff (tut together a complete r00.1)00 halos inechanbed division, a ntink*. tnwn. Never *MW "atnty on wbcols," end teat* tl enr crop *4 W oat In Tanae. Thf results It. 001,000 smased tnapjr enoJd soldier. iprlod waa 11,104,- te* »°m « o f the nation'* topflight eenonO*. | rop Jptppln* PraaUm Grover ie a reserve ieU In 1M« ntlifmr ^Ith a thorough knowledge M ii-ron»hlr of military UctVte. f HI qualified la—the Cbl to doeerihe the tee We story of the i I U 0 « modernisation of U»* army. Here ; to lc*e b tee d iet o f two artklee by him «n the oubJeet A»» - . ■ rrelloitnary aovemment oath mates of farm ‘ Income from H IT Indicated a total around ll.TOO.OOO.OOfl, compared with |7.* 144.400,094 a year ego. Tbla would approxim ately double 111] ^eeetpte. agricultural atopies —coltbn, wheat, mm and the like—Hut Corn. tke„ uio*l Important llreNtnrk menu. lifted total Intake deeplte ai Item on the drnal l c — decline in average: -dumped., f r o m - t m —In—A prtl-to under l|l a htivliel nt the recent price a. Prlcee Fall Aa Cropt Rite low pflnt. The lariuor. In Ollier wor<U Tlie year w*a nebered In Vrilb quotation* or the principal received n amnller Income pei term mimnodltlen high. and unit produced, huj Mild n gr st heading higher. The t i l l drought deal more merchandise at the*e had eherply reunited anppllea lower ptlcra. I.lve*fnrk prtrea alone hre.nl of gptln. Ilvealorli and other Ulema.' Domestic and world con- ed the receding tide dm Inc tti.* Paulina were eager la holaler rummer mnnltls, Tha A»*«cintci depleted ntnrka, and filda I’ reoa wrlghttd Index l>f milnnl moved up aiendlty. quotallona puttied stemlllr up Thq upsurge waa augumrnled ward nidll mid September. The big corn crop. however, rouiawhnl hy ernllered Indica­ tion* or drrnenn during lb" changed the plrtnr*. In i.bmti spring. . .11alIIa rainn. Imwever, threw monlha- hope ghtmpeii t n ' tn around ■nd emp prmlierla tiegnn ’ look­ a hundredarelrhl ing up. Aa rnnimodlty men js to , and cattle fell hark ti till step perl up month i n t o to under 117. Rnlllnnt ea And Best Wishes For a Very H APPY NEW YEAR To Our iMany Friends And Customers CO M PANY ^ tsw viw rew .es o o K c n v . v a; n iv jig w M M J v w iw v M M m .'' ha* been awarded lo Henry L Doherty, president al Cltle* Service Co., by the Intlllul# ol Mining and Metallurgical Englnear* The award retag nIre i “dlillnaublird ochjeremen! In Improving the Ir-cliniqtio and practice el finding ond t-rcHuelng pelroleutn Mr Doherty war the hrsl fo recognize the value ol am dn•otved in oil In the rool ler Hrtlllnq a Held and recovering th e o il economically._____ There le Cedar Wallpaper — It I* made Irom red cedar wood, so treat­ ed that II can be rolled, sold and applied Ilka ordinary wall opaper. Hung in a clothe* dots) It will ellectively molh prool clothes Used a* a lining lor bureau drawer* It will protect email articles ol wreuing apparel. An economical help la Ihe home decorator In theia day* ol high building c.-c ‘“" '" “ 7 costs. Christmas Tree Coupon Girl Wblellee Way le Radio Cealmel—Mary Ann Dock, I!* year-old Pittsburgh vocal prod­ igy, who ha* |o 1 n a d Phil Spltainy'e lainour all-airi band heard cn General Electric'* “Hour ol CTiatm" Monday* over I I K al 9 30 pm EST. Mary, who *ing* u whittle in her throat without moving her lips, war chosen Irom I iOO girl* In a nation wide talent search. Her voice reaches a higher pilch than any musical With Best Wishes For A MURKY CHRISTMAS Inrltum ent Modeling Bsach fashions—Choosing the wing ol a Hugo transport plans lor Ihtir mid-winter lashion parade, these models show the stream^- — lined beach wear which/-''! T| will be In vogue during/^ J jwl AddrfM Enwcnble 1937 Chevrolet Towne Sedan....$625.0' 1936 FORD COACH 1935 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE EDDIE'S RESTAURANT One Man tea — “Down UnderJ IrT Aunrolia Mr C Reid owns a pollca doij which is not nv«*rsi» to carrying mound a Hugo bldck annkt and a koala nr nntiv# b#gr which ar« qUa .1 al._ --members ol the rOo. khe wny cmM do |u.vivl for ni fuurlh wuvr .In on In Ihe fltTjft objective ThU Is I luo.ly uattain.' . Modem. mlllteiy minds now are JH r „ preparing for e different type of, ' v r r — warfare. They expect In strike 'death tier quickly and herd „ ri((|| America's pennyweight army ot meet *n a maxim urn lfl.1,000 men la nut de* uuespecti signed for a quick penetration r f advantsg an enamy'a territory. But under It*' Anirrlcnti new inechaulsallon program, vs enemy > worked Out in the hard hitting eotlil hit BOAT FOIt CHARTER M ERRY CHRISTMAS W HAT BEST WISHES Come in Today F or Your X m u H A PPY NEW YEAR H K A K O N A H LH IfA TE H PER MANE fi HEK o n PHONE CnptsTin Ed Kice H a tif «>rvj > lit tut W in k i SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. .PAN D lte O O v e R * T M fr S E C R E T BUTTON t h a t RELEASE* Dairy* *Feod... :... 1:.H . 11. *0% * Laylnir Maah----- J l Horae Feed— .............91. CMtnte Palp.-.... - ....—II. Hoy Fowl...... ...... «1 PRICES A R K PER BACK TELEPHONE 67W TOR W AYNE FEED WE VE GOT TUB C U P P B O N A LU OF WU FAN G * M EN, D A N . —- F IN E / 1 C O M E W IT H M E - W E 'V E GOT TO CATCH U P W IT H W U F A N G A N D FAG AN. T H A T S O U N D E D MELP LIK E W HAT T H TW AT M U S T B E 'EM L E A V IN G N O W . _ H EY, C A B ; CAB . COME O N “ A N N 'S V O IC E / - W E V E G O T T O G E T 'E M vuow/r C O M IN G OAN / THE TR A P OOOE THROUGH , w en wg FANG AND F A G A N M ADE T H E IR 6 «»C A P E — r‘ FO LLO W T U A T C A R U P AHEAD, D R IV E R — w T H E R E are a c o u p le o f c r o o k * i n rr I W A N T T O O f T / /*! B O V O U R C TH E B W E E T L IT T L E G AL THAT W A* H E L P IN ' T H ' U C O P * , EM ? M H ERE C O M E * A CAR AFTER U S -IT M U V T BE T H A T IN B U F F g R A B L E OAN D U N N / ME T W O C A R * R O A R O V E R C IT Y B T R B B T fa i-ftL O W L V O A N * C A R C R E E P * U P O N TH E O N E C O N T A IN IN G W U F A N G , F A G A W , A N N AND B O B B Y ’ ______ ? T h e y r e a c h TM E C IT Y L i m i t * w h e BU O O ENLV W U F A N G * C A R % W E *W K « * H A R P L V A N D T H E N ----- n �i s . V *. A S' ! r n h ■■■yt-.Kf&Sis p a g e Tin! BANFORD nERXLD, BAIfFORD, TOrtUIJA r n o n '< ■■ M AN 1 ■■ I ' <1 J IJU . » ■ ~ ,1 PICTURE OF TWO MEN PLAYING A SUNDAY GAME OF GOLF ABOUT MANHATTAN Greyhound Racing Season Will Open !£B2 ,* ecB,r“cU By GEORGE TUCKHU HE NEW Yt>RK, Dee. 1 4 .-A a generation nf ,o ugn. E E n M I l l l In N i * Tor* ba« wn*. | When lit* leach.r cuggnjlcd ■PPMn to bo one o f the mn»t Ii* piirenit hi* ra re r under Hie o x tr«r»(in t apartments on rce- nnra.' i.f niuxc; j>: , rablno, Ito 1' or*. Howarar It roit i.uly a| Hnlten »’<|iilml"iii. Niulll. d>; • * M il n il id d , for moft of I a dined. "‘It In uutiuMNiux l.i think L,\ , Itta rr !• rosily a t * (. retting*. Ihnl Amoilrun l.mii"* nnd Aui.-rl ■*** Hi* coo tin la a tbtatrital pro- ran ti nrlmr* run put prtxtun; daoar and rom him ha obtain* i h « d slapere.* aaamlngly larlih fixture* I pm ]„. billed l.tmrelf nn<l>r the of coal If plan which fall io[ bonc»t hut wholly tmrmnanllc la rrlr* lha rcyliw* n'tuin o f—Jm Kmllh. What appaora to be n Irak"If Anie, |i.-.tn* oiu^t aludy wood wall Inlaid with allrar I* nbnuiil." Iiii in-k*. "why I* It ■really baartrboard clayarty paint- that mu.i t f iliu In.l Icaclier* •d. A plpa or*an I* of the iam» | coni" to Auii>|ti-nr.‘ matarlal- Costly book ca.ei, and I And iilii.flii-r thing; "It would a m*ntl« of nrteclan orlaln are i In* « r 1. 1 1 ihlnit fur Ainorlran Umt* too, but they *r* nnlr lifoalla - In i Is*, iiji' t .i world V •mart dnpllratea, Kran the old Amorlrnn* would ting uudor Hide maatara on lha walla are H irer own omniyt." tyr wrought phonlaa. ,J|* wouldn't Nolnt iliin f famous •Tlallnn' iwap them for lha original!. "I | opera M ao me redly Auii'ihun*. art a fiction i»i," ha r i plain*. “ I lltctl m: f.litn. 1 1 .• llenlOhHII. do hot tar work In an atn.oaphare who U re-illy j i Hi l:rnliin of .C t waha-ballara.---------- i ----------l-ntHnrii ...tf (lief Ilr»--Fi-«' li Itonelll, Boma pro pi* lira la Now York. ni,|,„,| ||„nn „ r N(,w v „,«. for foara without trrlnR many I ------- -of Ha Iraaauraa. Thu Idea, of eooraa, la: -Why ruah; will I S'i IdlCH CiirlsInUtH TrCC Is Till* Aflcrnnon O n vm T " ’ '- yi * , 1 1 U k r -s i l • .1 y . f * j *«* . m > % . .'iN k ■ ' r 'vT * 1 i *- . - t w [ I u — i.Wba'' ’ ip fi I U lll.IL .a i 1 Service' Station " 'f i l l D j a * N i» v m anagem ent HARVEY HODGES FROPRIETOU P H O N E 01.10 10TII S T . A N D FRI«:NC’ II A Y E .H O O D T IK E S A N D T U R K S „ .. 1" ’ r* ? r - I Tlia avrragr rocabalary o f the, mi|T Sou«h« rn Californio Imltat iltparimeol* this meHum. Uyar fioldhrrg I* again general mana grc. Ucorgo llerarman will act aa mutual manager. Mr. Raairman ha* ; the reputation aa one i f lha fa a f . eat and nm*t accurata ealculatoi. around rice tracks ,ln America. I | Harry llohr will net aa chairman 1 ami nniionnrer, K. M. Meta will have chirge of program*. Japie* Hell, paddock jmlgr. Joa 1 Morrbi. palrol Jndgo, Max Gobi- j berg, aicoclata judge. Eddie "Too U ta " Srhnrfor will want brHora nf the rinsing of tha mutacl win dpw*. Ktldlt llurkhnrt, lure oprt- ' TttOT, WhRrr'Cinnally, money room . m.-nager, Harry Millar, odd* bnant minagrr. I*-c Trait, Helot rtumt i manager and Krn Hnilgra, odd* manager. Uh ihr man you do not *er. Imllcjlrd by arrow at the ria’.it. We tague. Thr people In Imrrrm. around, over and under the contr*t» thl* plHure wa* taken llie lO.noa rtsh cu:tomer* had Juxt broken o f greens, and complete occupation of the rough. Thl* craxy apee* rrkxnn and tlnth wa* atagcil al the Frr*h Meadow Country Club, _______ _______________ i_______________ Eckerson Men Organized By C. I. 0. Agents _____ Shaver For Sale Cnl'nim ~r*m *■,.. O'— tc. forre their ilemnnd*, llie Hrrald . . . . m a reliably iiifoimed thla luorn* Fund N ea r $ 1 5 0 h,g. _ ----- I The organizer waa quiteil aa CaaiiaiMg fraia Pag* On* _ d y in g that Hie mulling plant but we iiilt’iid lo do llie teal we „ , . „ . «I'H Ha wage scale o f 20 la 30 rur, with H.e fund. ayaiUUa and „ nU , n ^ ih0u|(, h#vo ^ ■» - ful " ■ " located lu China where cheap labor l.ibulhma which have been rereiy . ,.,1 « i r,n b' “ “ WlMarl, _...i..u_.i,__ ______ . . I llo al«o xlnleil that 150 peranna ruuit join the onion before a gen fellow*': Unknown 17.00 vial * 1 rlke run he railed and a 6.00 l,*<*ir* line muiatainnl. Mra. W. M. Scott j’oq Although no nreunite rtmol nf. a friend K00 1*le oiun'icr o f employrva who t hrlslmaa aplrlt j ’oo Joined the-union could ho ohlalni'd, | IJnknimU KOO ov,r 200 contract* were dldrlbuted l.'nktiown a friend 1.00 1 .00 ) ".Knnlu“* Unknown 1.00 a friend JH) Total 19A0* Trevlon* firand Tutal 147.711 AY Contributions To ( V lU lU f V .1 1 3 I3 ... 11f",," ■' l,,,M|o" In Franct Grows Following Strike „ *7 „ . » “ * I'** |B , .j,, ",| ,y t„ » *:rlker* 1.1 ............... tVl'IM il, 1I III f,, f»M ,1 «| HM iT|imift|*1 III , {,• „ iim e ,,f |*|*ir trouble* thirl. j> . ." t ill ll.o g.ivenimeUi „r I'.emho- 1 luinten.pt will, an e puli’ leal pin lem. f.pp"ru-iil-> . f .lie gnvrrnni«nt d maud it make gi»ul it* pledge 10 «'...|i 1 Hu' i.j.ikei" to have <u” toph'il ferlOrjea nml ollnr Im.'.l h'l**. .All'll". I lit. t old It w. i.l.l lie .tiffI It* t |VII t ifitl <H|Jls, n l ' <o ii’|.l<<nhlt final nml other wtrbuia di-partuirn*,1’ , „ , , „ un„. I , p. iiil,m '"b if. ii"i troll nre. niul the r v ill :n mi-.iTiil.idiM' nlork* » i the I 'll.* "'lu i i„ler i a,.i hi an imli area unlra* the nliiken wen. rvlll.il jionirit- ionel n;- nry c.iLld lim . ■li.iukly. tienle the m id for vel'ioua uplirivera of tU'W'pap :■ and ii.a^pi "pi i:ii ii’im nml mnhe* up Hiigg.-*;nrlrn* delivery 1 n ’H .' rolptl to “ " Ill liijili'id* i-iii'ii year, Irpartmint Mendm * of the Atnerleun »'»•>-*• nod iwcnpy llu.tr garegvN. Driver* of three I'realdenl lliinrvell’* nrolit I liavo ptae. it ■■ - - ------ — ---- ;— 7— • riurr* wen. irndy to Jojo them. warning In rongrra" Hint II mini 1,. Rio 1 AuVlPary Two d e ll work*, I wj natlaHalertnuiiii<e liiiimdin'ijy nr takr I tier Irril airphoto pkinta lodwino molor Illatue ft.-- no , unlmlnneod ludgrd fur Wry were occupied ly worker* arntttnl I filer rcMntiiwnt among c„ iaiIH>ni k i, * in «yi.i|.nlhy Vviil. strikrs at the eonu. hgMalur* nn.l brcighl n Hlri. , ....... . ,Btl^ , , Goodrich ftic'ory, whvru 2 kC0 ei’iil'di I offer of ,o.i,i, i ul,.,i, from , ,, ,. II, ..r cigar*, elglielle. worker* remained in tho t'lant, f.t'Utlii III «!• UUCialf v. )i r.tliotoifuJ In . tilii, b"Ue i, . City f *. InMltutlnn, au.rounded by mobile gu.nl*. He w-„Be. ...... . bill. ! r f" '’ .... / V * 11 . t*" h'Workman. 101 ...minder nl ........... 1,0.1. r while* hou«e’• ' n r ' H iV>T V'n” rallforn’a’* large Chinese pop­ r'lfi'eny which pet llieni “ on Ihe ulation uriginateil during the I ‘i Imiiii* uf'er the rpeclol . . . gold niih. i •• ■•tan had ............ .. withunt rn« «">l>b." lar**log nl iho Hod Ira—Springs—Trailer* nriliur any purl uf Ifoo.i vcdl’a AMt.-rin'n l^-xlun toporlml tialar. A price you can afford .-••VI n point 111.11*10111, fie ri prnd1 ’ ," r" 1 le-s'on Commander r dthn*o w l.o co-opciaiion wi>to iliaiildo't to pay iiv- I'riirn-rtiiiii preimred lo sliilte th'C puhllc in tf.1 ring |thl* In* war. htich by forei'lg ,hnrtie leitiiclion* rauli'nlt n Merry t'hrl*tm,r* in rppro|irhdlon* fin pet mov deni project* i ih n» Iho Tnim-mer vnlliy eulhr^lie. , l l-kt llinl of Itrprhal The f o il hint of itpri nl ramn STO P . I In i h-i'.ii- in Hie pre.idriit from J.,*.,e* I'l.upiirll vr*a gtren a LO O K I*' ii" .-nta'l'e I'll- , , di nioernl, * i.l no' and I* r* I :-il. r of Ihe i. ire*, fill Si' day * Rlrulght I ""■ e field ji 'trill I the wagla- fill'd (he io ,t i of pionrL'lltki.i L IS T E N lm il.tol.'il iti'HO to' I."niiwrlght, I ' ll' l-i'l, dimorrnt. |l;e., uflel-Oklahoma, lemllle; 1 when ill "tikit|lo-»* ilmrgrv for Ike f l|.vi-v,.' hoeee ou' | lh... 'i rondo I tier eummitlve in Chilrimin I AMI UR MRMl Imii.'f llo* iieiil of rt i'nlllng hiylj* tl.l.d lim.. H i* ye.tr before 9' *mt M f Im Ii M kf i.ny 1 [n-t.din -,'iVI. I*'Ihid |." *V".dil Jo.Ik • II W. War,1 yeMordur. | »rw n I I li nrputiizo tiny economy I Idv. wl.i. li Tl.o |:".l Hum ( ‘nii.(ilm I w*a M « Rf N * •RftlRl NHlIl he il.irrllh.l in llie “ firrit nurm nr.alined Itrfnre the Judge on'• I h 4 Tftllab of wli'ii tongn-i.i n.ei'la t li.ill.tr r* n he wax flood aynln Jan. JI. ' I-T. ..nil io ,t» with tin. adnion" I The To 5nil p.nl <d ll.o pivnl* lim. |ltul t.o .. 01.1,1 iw rltii Ihe Cnurlrotta L Effidenl Ji 'I .online.* If li» wax again SERVICE U'cnlixl for drunken re**. la t A French— Tel. 0121 H i. r. uniy Judge *txo an. $2.00 rK l.K K Y l-'nil THIS ICi.ir.l Alfrod N .all, negro, to ' SEASON f i v e file inoiitl.x In tho I'ounty' Throw i>»"tnr » f Tohnfrn lnt*l win. iiM uf fh« Hirailnv Ji.ll wl.i-n lie plied.,! KUl.ty t i . Inin II1 mi >n»m ir fwlerr* larreuy rh..ire<. I n>. f iii'iil|ift uinl all vi-iriiHiitin li» KpfR II ft'trun mwl fl#-» ft Ml! »l|ih|n Will III * lil.il | SHELL K l V h f I No definite «nnonne*m>nt waa n i g n i mBd4 u ,0 ^ o f u r fB(or, Inwf‘‘"£ Hake llutli, Imiicatisl by arrow at l*ft. playnl a game of golf w In coming. Tor Inatanrr. I hare Imve trtoum to h. l i-vc. Itiough. that he I. the myotrrlou* Juhn M.hi nayar boon to thn Btatu* of; Arrangniruta luve hem tiuuh' no'* are n lot t f ‘other folio" i w !» pild n dollar >wrh to watch. A ", Ltbarty, I ba»a iron It from for over .100 rhlhln-n tJ,o ore <•no the mnleh r.f ihrlr >rn l dadilng nrnm Ihe f.ilrway*, tramp r g ahora and from paaalng *hlp* puted Jo I’lilhi-r nt the Ciiioirtiiul'y P>IWa Annenlu-r- and ihe ll*h '» Old tboaaanda of llmoa, but t have lliiir.'nm* T i e In *’i idi I I'nil. e'| •nele leduren Monlagt"* narrr boon mil to It and climbed fii.Kl u'rlork Hill tifiemooli wlwu N<*e York, and the fiuHsklu- went In charity, Ha back-braaklng alalrway. the Klk'i will oiul.e lliclr wmmnt' A fine riampla of how ro itl*trlhulii>o of >«•- -nti, tn'chilil , ifi'titSt “ ile fin! Ilit niid roorngriius I»*‘ HI m mi H.ii Mihjertp" fn m iil mote ona may bo In IhU town Mil aiiimet Hr* fm 'ih.' i i.-hn m ta tho nporlrnco of Jim Crow op relief, rhllroi to j t l|m citoimH*') S U r , . tho football coach and fro. Amln-w t’.u mouy, ininoini.-i-l k. ■. 0 d—.imuuI^. _iimi ngreuil .» UU Orantland Itlrb, "tho apnrta ml |IihIhj-. niSTfnjt'nml iT..* puWr li IC lIflir jtf N n P f l f l f l ' l ' I1" ’ 1,1 "h '‘"lldlott III nta lillll^ C I, i l L L t l l t l ( nr*», ri':h* le "e r that llllle** the omnlat. Thoy arc noil door 1 rmdially lovlleil fit dleiiil mill Ire,. .... ................. in ri.nnolghlior*. but laat year they urunur that m tunny Klim u- I " C-nlirutd from ILyrp One t*w oarh olhar only twice—In 1 rllile In- p n -iiit It o i l m illt" ........ n r.d m ............ ,.r , ul-,,,. .... ill .... Darlln and In l*>* Angole*. Idirhl Ihm of ore r*<>ti I }■ nn-l n v * i, i<|ui>.ii'iti ii'ir.-i, I I It . .IK i " I ill IIOI le mi> “ M any |u-o|ilo JilnniP <*;rii• • • !: oil tnek*-of < lely, *' om i I le ..............I II.lie I.o.l I •Tea , l'ie (,y 1 1 < l vui'.ttiiv, Mi l Mualr lorer* tulibed tholr ry e ij l^ulge offiriul > eli|uu th'-.ol Hint IH I II ■ fill) • llvd'lll — —---- •1 I'.iiv.-niliicn whan lhoy road In tholr n rw elth i. ymr'* piu:'.rtioi f>v 'he i.eetly it m iiliiiiM i'illv i-r t'xlrn va- j.I' i t f» fin* lYhcrler .uhl. "htil . popart of lha dnhot of a young children In one i f the tie*;,' oaten gant" lt, |, llie, »„„ihn-i»id. III.' liranf the a|tprii|ir'u<..ii». baritone—Joa Smith by noma — .rive and rsp rew il tli'lc'n|ipivcli* mint I" d e .on* rnn.iol la- I.mil. I t.lMi-ll haye oultelnnui) lh. t.wlt >* ta Naw York the nthor nlglil. tlen l " tlm-e In Knnfnrd oliiMhe I" 'ho-•* tveonnierided by h'ecrt*luxh in rutkail by 'lie litre ''iv e Ha aaema headed for the lle .C M Illy who contiihu'iil In mak" tnry of iV* Tn:"<iiii fforvrnlhau Ilian alagr, but hla name rcveml hmuln l loe-ly rliihlrro '" ’I'hrMucnl*. Now t'ongn-vi In. 11. it ri"a-nl Yen- Yoih HM-trli limit'* l'«ie ‘leully no wry r f ...... ikjui* up I bare alunhed Now Yorh.happy on f'hrldmni diy. oi'l. the l .i Kih.li i' mil nppnnat "II I hi< fljlllrt i p'LMIll d by i ,. • uf ll " pre‘ til -11 r.ill to hipltonv-. e M fin d n v iT iu n u u y Cm IIiumO prom Hag# On. bat j l r lk k lmdcra intia'.nnd*, pa,Mock, kennels and other ,h“ l • noth'T « » « « • • * IwHIoua o f tlie track havo been hr held In tho near Jotura. ' r. imlninl In prtpaiatlcn for the _ _ _ _ _ — Whtcler S a y s ^Watchdog. For ft F R I D A Y . D E C E M B E R 14, .................... *■ ■ ■ ('nlledions Asked For DisabledVcterunu Martin’s Garage General Repairing Truck & Auto Service (Peanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch Stall 30-3*1 State Market SANFORD; FLORIDA We’d Like To Express Our Greetings In Person But We Can’t So We’ll Just hrirtm Merry Ch rirtmaas SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING COMPANY Martin’s Garage Drunkenness firings | Sentence To Jail .‘ i & r A W ISH F S R YOU A WISH fOft YOU AS CANDUS • m um c A u po n TH E BOUGHS OF m a h d p in c -h av CHRISTMAS JOY & ENGLISH’S Gulf Station r/, Imuit » k <I f!•h it n* It I* n lliv • iv r r f..r Ia m iin f m i « . foi»**R .iM I hr1 im M rn Tl*t I iI jin ! I mmI mu hi a uliiiiilil " I n* nii|tivH4i»<1. T n L i m i |ln«| Ik tfi* rlim fw M catit! winri rffiN ||v»* Iiii»* i lli'iil ^ Mu- mtn.fi T.dwcr.i Snuff IJ-VOO per Inn Tbhmirn Co.r»« l*u.l » » . H prp imp wild by AMD CHRISTMAS CHEER VJITH Y O U THROUGHOUT THIYEAR FLY WDRIH WHILE/ CHRISTMAS AND SUNDAY DAY & NIGHT WITH F L Y E R S IN C . AUTO STUNTS SANFORD C H A R T E R T R I I *8 * S T U N T F L Y IN G A IW O R T U PENT .IS m y tT lO N G l V E a Chriatmaa gift that will get real use every day of the coming year. The San­ ford Herald Is a gift that everyone will'appre­ GIFT / LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW 49Fog More*Power Sprayer CORONA* Herald IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER rAlao 1 HAYNES ICE MACHINE CO. njiae * t . v u o a n «■ 8PRA lnc.f Sanford Machine Co. TELEPHONE ■- joyed by every member of the family.. . NEW S —from every part of the world.. . ADS—that ter nvn ifa and make It a pracwill bring greater savings U as a useful one. It la so easy tical gift aa well to give, too targataa iT O A CTOR l ciate. There are FEATURES—that will be en­ ' just phone 148. �Sanford la Tka Dbijy Centra] Ua City ‘Affording Rail, Highway Seminole County Product* More Fruit And Vegetableo Than Any Similar Area In America S A N F d lt D , Eight Persons Kilted, And 60 Hurt In Madrid AGvcrtises Florida F L O R ID A , MONDAY. DECEMBER 27, 19.1 Established In 1908 NEW TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL FOR FLQRIDA Insurgents Hurl 400 Shells At Old Span­ ish City In least Forty-Eight Hours C. MADRID. Di-c. 27 idb-Spunl.h tnane/en^ art illi'l >' bulleri**| continued to shell Madrid. rtttteliakrn from f i r I'm ii tinn i week­ end bombardment. the worst and tnosl prolonged 'hr rnnitql had ru ffrm l in ■ month ItfflrhH fig ­ ure* sniil ill the I * " 4t» hours 400 slo'lls had kwn poured Into! Mary Margaret McBride. Now tlm city ‘killing eight peteon*' York raHio *lnr, Is del Ire r In* a srric* of nation-wide broaden*’ * from WDBO in Orlando durin:: her Chrlslmai vacation In Winter Park. Infantry Is Seen *lCit BackboneOf Service Despite Airplanes Everything Ready For Dog Track's Inaugural Tonight Broadcast Given On Rollins Plan By Miss McBride Cuba Withdraws All Charges Vs. MaChado ITY NEWS BRIEFS Favorite In Feature Event Is Expected To Be Side Traffic Ex-War Secretary To Be Buried Tuesday Jwill get It for you. I Phone! 48 . d U ,li’ l Wcihalen, Important Railway Junction Fair To■ Be Held vancc Of Japanese A,so ™'9,To ‘ Ad‘ Annual Census Of Seminole Birds Is M ade By Society Tolal Of~fylOO Indi­ vidual Birds Is Re­ c u r d ed In Count I V im m IIiiii* tito nnw In toll a*ill* for the Imiteal *nd be-t lair i rrr In hi tn Hetnlnoh* County. II mis umi-Mimed tin* mm iiiiik hr the Hemlitide I'nun I) fair A ssim-IuIIimi. Tin* n Ilia I* »• Ii..lii Ii-i| (or Mnnil.it nnthl ut 7 00 uVliH-k. Jutl .'I mid *111. ti)ii„(>!L "Ii ‘l*ia__u||ij ills 111s. rlushiR HJlmda) night, Jan. :s. ■ . (lent re Thurston, president of tile Pair Asuielstliill, li.i* niiineil W. J. Toll, i-\i-riill(i- rhalrman; Jack A Purcell, Director nt I’lilillrlly, anil llnlph liana HI, illroclnr nt |iuhltc relallon*. The Aailculturul l)ii|uirlmi’nt Hit* year will nnr* mm In he under Ihe direction nt t'ounly Ari'iil ('. II, . Daemon, while Mr*. (Ilmira Kendall, home demon* etrallon , nRi-nl, will hate rhurnr nf Ike Homo Dfinoustiution De­ portment. Mr. Tliuiwtini stairs (hat pin lihsats IM , year will not only he placed on Aarlciil total pi lilbila, hill Hint CHrll* as well will hold n predominate *plara. I’rlra award* for all rontaat* Ins division*. this year will Fastest Trotter In The World Is Quartered At LongwoOd Racetrack (ireyhtiund. ihe world’s fuativl Irtdllng huisc. arrived ut (lie Bcmlnule t>iIvlnac l-ark ut Iahiswuud yi-alviday niotnlmt whenh. will gu Into winter train'"* quartersUnder the Hep I'slln training haulier, and owned hr K J. Haber, Hreyb'iiund bolds the Wnrld'a trotting record <•( l:M for the uilie, surpassing wven (he famous Uhlan* recuid of 1 I t 3 4. ‘ Cardinal Prince, |:C| i s , Mr Itaker’s sterling pacer, also was Included in (be lot of |] bead, all but one of whom owned by Ibe HI. Charles. III., farmer. . Roth these rhsiurlon* will cupy Stella In familiar surround Inga for sack ha| been trained si Keralnol* fur tbs past few seasons. New to Ik* track is bury Worthy llrewer *!# , flyeycarf Id pacing mare. Ss I* Vsala Us Dover I;eg 14. champion two year-old Lrsuing 011/ over • |i|t*la* iHTti|mtinii ttf T nittuti, ciliiihl o f SliiiiittuiK provinca mill tin* Mi-vi-nt It Chlnetta Diuviitdn) nipititl _(«U to iln- .Iniumi'di' forrea. T*liinii wiih llio objective nf <mi* nf w-vernl Jnptineita retiimlM that sivnrtm-d iicroaa the Yellow River ever the week-end with the evident purpose of addim* ell of Khniilting to Japan’* rtioe of eomuiest Tie- ............ iliapalrlie* also reported tpe ciodine of Weihslen, no Impoltnnt hmcllon point of rollwpv lielwren T*inatt* and T*itiR>Ao, chief i-ort of the proV* Ince, Knrelrn military expert* bo* lievcd tie.InpnneMstrategy would l«* to i*olftt|. Tuingtao front the rc*l of the inovjlue. even* i natty rffccl lit,* it* occiipatiua withc.au the in-ce-iaily iif ii land* ^Jhg t-pernM-m that inlaht bo co*lly, Neatly :ieu Amrricnn* remained nt Tsiiiy'an. ready <u take refuge on - t'i’Jf‘ -Auu:ftf<ui waaahip* |g •he tipriHO The American* were mad# "object to tin* dcnlh penalty for Crimen m-n.n-.t .Inputi'a armed fotren under n Jnpancae decree rnlnblhhioir rigid law fer Cliinn’.-t i-uiiipo'inl urea*. Tin- new mien mid regulnt Iona foi ill |*.■i mil*, "including na* tional of ihiid power*." in Jup* nia-se coiitiollinl arem nppaicnt* I)' mi C'l Hie ipiCHtion of trcnly •'rhi t of oiin-r foicitm power* In *'(linn. I on ii;n Min in t-r Hindu said rodolduy the Dulled .Stole.* und Ja|uiti hod iriii lo-il mi nmicutdn inutiaaM as ess* (wrest II. f . It. MASON Following a rus'inn of several yt-ai * standing, 20 Inlen-slnl idnl oh-ei. i-Cn la"1 Tlllirsiluy look a ua -day rensu* of Hu- Itinl life m the eastern part of Seminole County, ftom Sanford to laike llaincy. This rensu* has baen (C w tia iH i an ra n t l i e u ) n ported to the NalloitRl AsauaU-^ liorf of Audubon SiH-lelie* tn New York and I* esp<-cted to upt-car In Hit- Jnooni y-Febtualy l. io- of llild lane, tin- official Rut-iriy magiiilne. . I'liltlvnleil fit-id*, mnrsii tulaatfs pine wootls, luud wihmI t.waio|ts glass fields, all were im-linl-'d it Hie ten limy coveted olid *hi census lusted from sun up to Minsc1. ’|he observer* liiuili-d a Hu parties, Joining at lunch u (ieneva to riunpan- notes uml plan Tor the nfh-rnnoii pail in Hie (iiogram. Due to high water llm’ limUei tin- feeding arras foe ilurks go, coined Hit- sandy lake lieai-hrt where shore hiidMhim. usually found. SOIIIII of the species nor­ mally reporled s' Mil* sensini were missed However with u linger list Hunt usual of Ihr small Iniils, ||t species and a hiinl of It. Kill imliv Idiisl hlrds were t-rronled. rumpniing fuvurr*I>ly willt the In-util of I th in llt.ld and 114 in tii:i.'i. line hud that legidnrly wintel* line, ■In* Sola oi Catolina Had. was luted on tld* rrltaus for Ho- fit*t 'Min- m fin- years The bird is .ipiVe secielive and a* it feed* liiddrii among the I Illy puds, is often oveilookt-d ilytl Higgs made an ini I-rusting illsrnvery in a stray Craslnl Flyrulrber, a breeding lout in tieml Hole County In summer but usu­ ally leslticletl to ealrrmp Koulli Flmidn nnd southward tn winter. A i-uniliinatiuM of the Chriatmas iThHU* li'-oril, n f the past five scUon. year* allows a total of Ha species recorded. Ilnwrver tim e nre still several sjierle* H im* are found in this section in winter uncom aiionly ih*1 bate escapnl (ibservaiion during Ihrse one-day ct-uOver the week-end, Dinings ruse , that, may he hided on fu of visitor* parked tlm ground-, lure trip*. The list o f birds at Ihr Mtflil- Ipul Zoo which liu« and their iiumbei* found during dv-relopod Into one of Psnfuitl’ , ■hi* year’* census is as follows: leading atlruitkuis ( muruon I-ton, j , pibil lulled Tlm antics of tin- titonkrproved especially oiinisliift Ii llm children while the lions, llm hear rubs anil Ho- new African leopard* also icrelvnl their sliaro of ulluiillon. Tlm leupai-ils, which wiy pUM based fdr Mm /.mi hy tic (Illy, u* yet have not - been named anil Ip'rliuilnk tomorrow Huperlnlendent ol Parks Juiiiti Moughton Baked that all visitors SI the Zoo cast a ballot fu naming ibe pair. Tlm name* re reiving Ihr moat vote* will be Ihu names used. Im .aid Tha voting will continue until on* week from lodsy when llm hall ol. will be counted soil Mm results published tn Tlm Han­ ford Horsld, llslloiss sml pen­ Partly rloudy tonight and Tuce* cils will bs furnished to those day, fuimewbst unsettled near who wish to vols st s 'booth on Fji. i Coast, slightly warmer in the premiss*, sat rains nurthsast parting UmJgkt* ; Big Season Is Seen IAhead Eor Group At CompCassadaga On F arm ,S afety A CLASSIFIED AD a Proposed Citrus Pact Hearing To Be Held Jan. 17 Hints Are Issued By Secretary Mayo First Celery Shipment Move* To Market \ r Arc Endangered chime., Three person* were killed ami eight injured when a shell nCuini a direct hit on a ntn-et ear in the center of tin. city where moat of the. insurgent fira was concent rated. A government di*putrti repo.-l* ed four insurgent warships had bomhetded Caatellon sml Vltwtx-sj on the ftpaniah raa* coast Sunday | The semi Uionthl r meeting of without Inflicting much dsraxffv Hie t"lly ( ‘oliiltlUajomT* will be Meanwliilc, loyalist' repurl* belli In the City Hull tonight from Teruel Imlicu'i-d the gov­ • I 7 .to uTlork, City Clerk ernment advance was tapidly Crunk It ljim*on aiinuunred mopping up the city The official today. * Spanish news agency said tieA third m ine’ will lie ailihd rebel infantry barrack* were rap­ Twenty two pet sons ate ditchthose of Willi Fanny and Babe tured after u bloody akirmiah. A detachment of government Tucker tonight when a classy field eted for 11 IdI before City Judge troop* stormed the Church of of elghl dogs crosses (be finish Flunk I,, Millet hi ■ session of tCsniisuait an n *v* T S rtii San Juan, rapturing insurgent line In the inaugural Handicap troops who had been (tapped futurity race, feature t-vrnt of the there for two days. i pvning night of 10 gteyhouud Th* loyalist command sqtil Declaring that the infantry ta atlll |ho backbone uf the sendee and that ones the iloushbuy Is properly entrenched II la Pret­ ty hard to I* t him out or the ■ round. Capt. If. C. Washburn, commanding officer of Company U. addre»**d the HolarT Ulub today on Iha auhjert *'la the National Guard WoiSh Com­ munity Support?” >„ Prior to Capt. Waahfaum'a talk. uao. Rolltna. superintendent of tha Atlantic Co*Tt 1MB Railway, Presented the Hub with a garil made from a rare wood found In tBe Ande* moun­ tain* of Bnulh America and Im­ ported to Iht* country over Mt year* ago. Tha wood for the gavll was the 'gift of M. Carroll, marhlnesl at Hie Coast l.lne shops. Outllnlnr some of th* serelees performed hv th* National Duanl, Capt. W**hhurn men­ tioned the aaalatence rendered the y|r|lm* of the l l ! ( huertcan* In and near Miami, and again following Hie 192K storm which deysstated yulwkra and I telle Olade. Again. Capl. tVashhum »*ld NJEW YORK, Dec. 27.-A1*>-Th» (Cantlnus* •>* P iw Thr**l Cuban government Withdrew all charge* against fortnrr President Gtrardo Machado of Cuba, who had been held by llnilt-l Hiller authorities In temporary custody cn an stiradlUon wsrran’. Ma­ chado, Who is seriously ill in a hospital here, was accused In Cuba TAM.AIIABSEK, Dec. 27.-IA1 o f misapplication wof funds and —Thirty picture hint* about mass murder. The liberation of Machado, once safety for farm thlldrsn are roll. talmsl In a pamjihlrl Jdet pub­ f l k -iron man of Cuba" was forgp|li«n4 |n ibe office uf United lished by Nalhan Mayo, stale romnilasloner nf agrieullure, in States Commissioner Garrett co-operation with the Florida Coffer before whom (ha oil rad itkm proceeding was flrat trooght safety council Mayo aaki Ihe farm "I* a fi«M asveral week* ago. Meanwhile the Cuban Congress of accident activity as yet hard­ passed a general amnesty bill for ly scratched with any program al] political prisoner* inruding of safety although thla field conMachado. Tha formed president slat* of approxlmalaly nnr third -* -** —a in 'll 1 l»iu has been In cillo fOrTour year*. He of the population of Florida. dent confereltre plan that shifts . "II I* my fond hop* that the Is row at liberty to retafn to Cub* illustrated page* will cause a Ihr responsibility In Ihr student if his health permUi. caution on the part of those of and makes Jim ask Hie professor our peopln on Ihe farm to the question* instead of being spoon­ NEW YORK, Dec. IT. —t A t - end that a thought In time will fed knowledge in legulstrd dose* The beck-tonnrk march in save pain, suffering, injury, or by instructors. Miu Mcllride also told th* prtvata Industry through most loan of life and limb." o f . IM? cut deeply Into unem­ The first illustration show* two story of the Hollins Animated ployment before the' business men filing a forest fir*., The Mugatlne and the Annie Itusarll downturn Interrupted multiplies esption Is; "It* I alweys put out theatre, two contributing fstlnr* that make Rollins s "different sort Use of Jobs In tha autumn. camp ftrea before leaving?" of college", Another, showing a boy Jump­ ing over an obstacle and landing with his feet on the prongs of of ■ rakt. Is raptioned: -Do I Jump without looking whsre I am to land. -Do I allow Umbers to be around with nails tn (hem stick­ first rarlot shipment of relitry ing up I", qaha another which from Heinlnol« County Ibis sea­ show* a girt w)ih a nail st|gk* son was shipped from Oviedo last Friday,’ II wd* reported to Ing in bar foot. One picture shows a child fall­ dejq The celery was grown by C. ing into on abandoned wall. -Da I allow old wells to remain open R 1 .00. of Oviedo, on* nf lbs or with ration timber aver largest grOJfera jn tbs County, them?-, Is th* caption question. and was washed ‘and pecked by Com Commissioner Mg>» printed tko the IAik* Charm Fruit Th# American Fruit booklet for free distribution to pany. n row-r* ,>c gr» In cbergw or Tt Is intended primarily I* the mark *Upg grrknceinents. kg form dUldren safety cm* Tlm - lakt Charm Fruit Com­ sue." ha eaU, "but I think it pany also ’ waahad and parked i be ed equal interest U Iba first carlo! shipment from Ike County bkef year, • oem m oletounty On January 24lh ;{no Americans^ Thl* picture show* the new plate lubeirulod* ranalurlutn which win lie ilrdU-*li-J at c-rmuun* Ic* January 3. The building, ub-ui In mile* fimn (lilinnln. wu* r»UNlriicti*l hy a slate appmpi iutu-it and n loatr-giant ftuiu ths Public WmVs Admlniat taihm and will mat mote than $7()d,iH)H wben cum- Capt. Washburn Addresses Rotary On National Guard - ____ Japan Announces Capture O f Tsinan Provincial Capital half mil* track * ,-*Oita Returns "ther i-omlns- tlii«*» ycarnld* In ths lul Ini bide Hie trotter i'eatl UcFlniu, Dlls; Addle Jlsnurcr !:uc I I, lbi> chsnipbin pacing filly m or 11 half lulllt irerk and liiiitcteatmt this *•■* sun. Adam Jr. the pui'liig cull Doming two year ulds, amt their hroodlnr (tuuthsrti It-Hr. Iir. f., lijr Mr MciJIwyn-Blaiiii-i llelle; itosll llsnorer, ck. hi tiuy McKIn imydlrent Kiclt-oient; Dr. Ilsn kin, btk. c., hr Iicotla lid Dor» IbV; Prince Admi. h. c„ hr Cal uuiet Adam l‘rin- -• Irliplids, All of tlo»,- animals ere owned by Ur Ihiker. The Utb horse arriving wa* Mr. Pslln’e Dillon Hrutl, tic, by Highland 8c<>ii la-ttle Dillon. With the nirt-at of the 13, tha sUlta at P< intnol" now house I id troyma*. t* "f them year of W, K. Dickerson bead master Ardiig (ii,in. ,i*ad Stable, Ii i rbejrtd^ to srr"* ted*/. LOCAL WEATHER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c9ed5752530a4551ee0f08bbb7a50ffa.pdf 63d103ca23b2fab73d3a6b4549cdd92c PDF Text Text FROM T H E C IT Y AN O TH E R CANAPE ■ Spread llilrdy'-ralleil cheese m ist wilts plckla anil olive lab. Cut lido onoand-onbt Inch squares nnd quickly ruih aqnnrn half over- 1 'rlck tops wills n fork nnd press jjddM logelher, Unko for minutes and servo wa>m. PICKLE CANAPE Dip thin slice* of awret p In mayonnaise. Then place plcklei on crdrkrra or spread a lilt ll*h paste. PUMPKIN PIE FILLINO Mis a lew ynlslns. dates, fll nuts or town coconut In yu ttest pumpkin pie. A third uf cupful will he though. , |P% f t s- j A ' % ! •1 TO DELETE DLUINO If your iluililng lisa become tfo bine from bluing wash It well In plenty of Imt water anil soap I suits. If It Is still too blue soak* It In llireo qiinita of hot water 1 and to- widt h ttirro - tnlilmptgrps I of vlncgnr have been artdeti. I HAYNES Seminole County Court Records H ill H ard w are COMPANY Make Jllll Hardware your Chrfa.ma* gift headquarter* thl* yrar. We have a wide rang* of aslvrtions In gifts that pre sure to suit your taste aa well as year porketbodk. Fur toys, game*, and practical gifts, as well ns any other gift you might wish, sec ns first! SCOOTERS $2.75 Mr. and Mr*. John Staobea of Washington. |». 0. were visitors )n toWl| recently. Mr. Biaubca formerly made Ida homo In Lake Mary. / '2SS* NUT SYRUP Ilrokrn pecans or sliced Hmtll nata In mnplo syrup make a de llrlous sauce fur froten, baked or slemurd puddings. Ilao onethird of n cup nf nuts to each nip of syrup lloll.the two to geilinr for tlireo mlnulrs and servo hot Refreshments of home-made cookies and hot chocolate waa served try the entertainment committee, Mrs. I- It. Mann, Mrs- the . >v 1 M W CrtUNCHV SAUCES Crush rhondale-rnrered nu tassra rlllps, butterscotch rand] glased nuts. pnnnt'IirlMIr or an other liaid mndy nnd add thei to piidillnis fast krfuro serving- I The members o f tha ^pke Monroe Woman's Home Detrfbnptration Club enjoyed their an­ nual Chriatmaa party at lha home • f Mrs. R. A. Goodspeed, on Fri-j 'day, December the 10th at 3 |o'clock. Mrs. (ioodspeed'a home LAKE M ARY waa beautifully decorated with winter greens. It was deckled thla year insU-n I of etchanglng gifts that each one would bring two wash cloth* with hand made edges to , be given to |he Florida Methodist Orpbana_-e at Enlet prise. Chrialmas Candies were served through the aflcmoon and vari-> oua articles of handicraft wcre( and has arrived to spend demonstrated by Mr*. Kendall, winter here. H u ir m read/ donated i K dollar* t i the h i to Orlando Saturday. Mr*. W . T. Walker, Mia* Lola Our bovt iim ! | iiii i r f Hn*b* NATCHEZ, Ml*l< Budall, and Min. J. M. Thompaon fai, a /fa# record In baakel - ball. Wilkinson, I I , wbaaa Jf-yea were (hopping In Orlando Sat. Bo'.h boy* and girls bare won .1; brother John waa kfljad fa aa urday. oat of 4 p m H played. tomobD. M tkW iaat w>A. _ ----------------|night waa net oxpactad to tei Mr. and Mr*. Bill Wltmen baa Eggnog will Improve In flavor If. a hunting accident. Jam*« aa tbalr rural fo r the bolldaye, Mr. Wltman*a mother, Mrs. Mary it U allowed «o -ripen" a couple of «hot by hla own I * » ■ « * * Wltmaii o f Glenvllle, Oa. dava in a cold lilaco It may * • «*>•■ » Mnl1* As usual this last weak' of achool before the holldiys la a C AT BURGLAR VICTIM busy one with various Christmas programs end parties demanding CANNES, FVmnce, Dee. t l . - H ' ) ' their placet In tha school calen­ —A. It. Arden o f Boston, Mata^' dar. Frldsy, however, la tha most reported to police that be wad mb-, Important day. The Home Eco­ bed of 10,000 franca (about 9140) , nomics ctaaaea will ha "at home" and $60,000 hi jewtbry *®day by a In their mom Friday morning and phoreacent organa whleh "cat burglar" who surprised bias t the teachers and friends hare' ------ •* 11---- --and hla wife while they were at!, been asked to “ drop In" at speci­ breakfast fied times. Tho same afternoon the regular Christmas program will be held In the school audi­ torium. Since CTlirlalmae itself la a sore of aperinl music seasoni anyway, the program committee! BOAT has planned an all muilcal pro-’ gram with the rntlre school tak-j FOR* CHARTER Ing part. . On Friday night Mrs. Moffett I By day, .week, or will present her cvprcsalon andi month. Catering to speech student* In a rrcltsl In thoj all types of portlet. auditorium. This will complete: school activity for two weeks r e a s o n a b le while the student body focuses Its" sltrn'lon on Christmas trees and RATES fruit cake. The sale of the pins < BEE OR PHOKR fur 'he prevention of tuhercfilosls Captain Ed Ri( continues. Some o f the rooms are Sanford 'Jktdf Works reporting that all their members K phone A w have bought pins and H la hoped OFFICE MACHINE CO.‘ that by Friday many more wdl w , rin s T s t . p h o n n si be sold. In addition,,we have at1 TR IC YC LE S $3.65 up CROQUET SETS UNUSUALLY LOW FRICKS on a gift that Is sure to tnuko tho recipient's eyes .sparkle with genuine delight. Warranty Dead* Duila, Andiew, wldr- To Andrew Duda Jr. Ilnllnn, Harlla L A Monro* 0. Tu lr>ne T. Innlley. Met|i| iilolari |,lf« Insurance Co Til lleiiry Zurholile, et UI. Ilenley . W. I.. et us To H. K. * Mary If. Andrews. Thompson, Abner L . et uz To Jatiii-a II. Donnell, el uz. Heal Estate Mortgages Du11on- K. F.. Jr., ct ui To Tin First fpale llank of Deland. Dorner, Frail F. To J. E. Torruniii ItanKley. Imim T. A W. T. To t'-jrlla U lluitonEurbclde. Ilemy, ut ut To Metro­ politan Idle lua. til Andrew*. H. K-, et U* TO' W*. 'll. Henley. I.uwtlier. H. It-, Tiuslee for Wills Hull To A. Wooten Mortgags A Crop Llsn Arle, (i. M.. el us To Hanford I'loductloii Credit Assn. Crop Llan tlreene. victor M-, ct in To iiunford Atlantic Nal'I. llank. 8allsf|ctlon Of Martgagsa Armour Fertilizer Works To riirlrude K. Hitman- KiFlrat Nat l llank at Urlando To Hi'inlitoln ‘cultln Co. Assignment o f Mortgage H it Central Itral Estate lav, Co. Tu CSIIV I Debenture corp. , Suit—Civil Cameron. JoB Va Tom K. Drown Attarhtneiil. The lilac, native to eastern Csio|m ami Irmprrate Asia, waa car* tlrtl by European colonists to northeast America. Harvard College library, which started In I03H with 300 volumes, now has more than 2,000,000 vol­ umes. ST O C K R E D U C IN G O VIED O B J .■* 1*» , during ibn Imlklnya: Mr. Stud ml*. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stine. H r* Jt 'K. DnMon, nml msi llor- He la home from the U. Hi TTavy. are. of l.lnroliilon, ’ tin., Mnd *1. Mlsa Eugenia Sumner had for II. Thai lie ami eons. Mnyunnl,'hrr weekend guert. her aunt, MrsJr. noil James, uf 1‘Nrtlivllle, ft. 'Cordon McKinnon c f Tamp*. 1'- Mr. iliwl Mr*.* J. J. IW riitj Miss l)Hve Day of Lakeland, ■ml itoih.-Wera. |U-*He nml Mar- eptnl Kimday with her parents, joint of Vi'ivt llearli. Iteir. knU M rt.'Day. *l „ A mumlmr'"of 'parents I gad ‘ "JUtf1 Clohtf, J*.‘ *Waa ‘ Worn* the f'.-lviitla were present1 g f the lAka weekend from'Rtetsoh UrtlVersIty. MonrtMi School Friday to seo Hie The Community' Sing at the, fallmting ,|irogrnlil given' by 'tho Methodist1 Churfh1'under the 'auPrimary Department: The'-Toy'* splcea* of the T«\ing Ladles' MIsMarrh, sent-. first 'and accoml aKm Society Wait a grdat success gradew; Chrlktimsa Greeting*, according to report*. ' Barbara Jean Gin, Virginia Mrs. C L. West and aon. WII- We Have Just Received FO R M E N an d L A D IE S ^ § 3 M ORE D A V fr OPEN EVBRY’ NWHT ‘'U n t i l Ch r i s t m a s : ALL MIRRORS Reduced 25% We have all kinds from the newest diagonal point beveled round mirror, to graceful highly decorated framed empire designs. t o :SHOP:AT MATH.Bp’S END TABLES TABLE LAMPS $125 $ 2 -9 9 All nolld material, no venecra. These tables will make a nice Chriatmaa lift for a friend or one of the family. Bee them $io* on display. • <f CASH frZI.Y shotId i rrstlvsd We hare Just received a large ahlpment of P latform R ock ers Rust, Blue and Grsen— Tapestry and Velvet Covers. —Just the present for Mother! SKATES 99c U P TO O L SETS $1.10 up 0F F 0N MANICUR9 BETS TOILET SETS GENTS MILITARY SETS GENTS TRAVELING SETS BICYCLES $22*50 up RADIO The Ideal G ift GIFTS forEVERYBODY FOR A Barrel Backs $2*50 For Christmas TABLE T E N N IS SETS 25c up C H IN A T E A SETS 47c SMOKERS PH ILC O R A D IO S THE IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS RADIO HEADQUARTERS See Our Line Of Fireworks HOFMANN Electric Service SANFORD, FLORIDA IN Magnolia A r t COMPANY AND B AD F U R N T T U R lr Ftwaa I f* t f i �a w 8cmlBok County Produce* More Fruit And VegcUblce Thun Any Similar Area In America Sanford la A H h l r Central Florida City Affording Ball, Highway And Water Traneyortalloo SANFORI). FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, Jap Foreign Office Survey Made i Holds Shooting ?J5a™ sBy o A A -i J B. F. Whitnei i PanfWAn Accident, CropH^ At r Roosevelt Serves N o ­ tice On W orld U.S. N o t Interested In Peace A t A n y Price Cooperation Seen f For World Peace Landon Joins Roose­ velt In United E f­ fo r t On Aggression TOKVO. Oaf. 22. — (A * ) — The Peralia Office, In what It tailed an -Interim report" aa the alaklM of the United States funboet Paa'ay by Jap. aneae planer, declared today the Japaatae " surface beau were machlae^aaalas Chlneae at (he time "end there mltfnt have been etrey bulieta flylas eewerd the Paney- from these surface beats. The report declared el*o that the Japanese flier, who sank the •uabeat In the Vangtse River above Naaklng, alee bombed Japanese troop* killlag iwe eeldlera despite tie fact -the treepa waved 10 Japaaeae n a p . The repelt aeldt “ to far It i la . aaUbllahed that Jepaaese ■elClare beefdsd * the Paaay with- frieally Inteatlon*. but a* evidence Rat been discov­ ered chewing tbe ship was the U r,at ef lateatWnal shooting. ; British Order Troops T»dfy To Bolster Hongkong Soviet Keystoni F irin g O f Co-W orker Followed By Strike;) Company Refuses | W ageH ike Demands. Drive For Empty Stocking Fund lsj A s'rlkr waa rallrd at the Kr u y v c i u u i j iu a i n krrson canning plant thli morning —— I verted from l hr 27..160 a r m of land when muir than 76 ntrn peeler" D o n a t i o n s T o d a y T o ­ , , J ! under rultiralion In Srmlnolr il ft their Join a* a protest against! t „ I C l I 'I t « fin I V n k i n s Ix O | )O rt S h o w s Counly ill Ihr one y.-sr prriml Irihr flrtag of a dow oikrr ami ini * “ 1 f* •>1 \ X f 1Z. < t1 9 U flfl7 9 7 lu fV x | _ 1Kinninir July I, 11)10 nn.l rndmir an rffsrl to ohtaln blither w*gr«. i T W O D ilV S A T C L e f t 1M U H Jlinp ;t0. 11)17, armnling lu a re Although many thirnt* of vlo-, _____ » Ic c tc d ’ In 1 M o n t h rent irporl <>n agri.-uRurnl artlvT h lrtKr and dr»trurth>n w,-r» heard] the Si^vutlon Army'* Empty ______ In Srminrlc County compwrd fn.nj.Jlie strikers who left Ihfir parking pund pnsM-d the cent in y hough Ihr response nf Send- *’> H- P. Whitnrr. poxfi ldlurtly after beginning work ,„Bik today when ninllibutlon* ■ ('uunlv r.sidrnta in mrlv payMr. WhUnrr'a survey which #n> H thl* morning, no >rrat ahtnuni « ( ’ tetalllnu »I4.1I weir acknowledged ,1 of Hi,dr Slnlr mul Counly tomplded about t«vn work* ago. dnniase » m rrpoitrd hrfurv ihr i h , morning, which, mtd.il in prenvrr 41 prieri.l or Ihr entire ••v.-alr.l that ihrrr an- hill white worker* wrrr uxhrrrd from ilw VI"II" d"tm'lolls r f JtV.'.'.il, make a r<»||q for »lit* r,‘d coInm l farmer* tfie A plant whnv CHy and County Vir grand total of f 107.28. rrI in Novel..' I 'M " ly . Ih .-e fmim-rs furnmvnt officer* fru*tra<nl any A'Mil I mull (buttons fur Hie i tabulation of rollfctioftn in the n'voed'?30 farms, while 288 fnnntf aili-mpl* al picketing rr inietfci- k'alin'ion Army'* rnmpnlgn for ce of the Seminole Counly Ta* wrrr mortgaged and 120 were Marahall Vaally enre will, tdhrr wuikrra. Ihe Irn tfil of i mler privileged lector Jno. D. Jlnkiii*. itented. I commander Ill-chief ./Itriil aurvelllance hy ihr pwl- children ml t'lubdnia*'day Ihctli.le he rrprrt show* Hint f1211,007.- 1 * P^ucUon. "V * w^ fl nnlltaiv fort*** In Ing furpinaii who Ihe peeler* n lu\ of toy" f|Oiu l|ie Snitfigd of Ihr I.107.0K* 1 H Ua»r**rd en '"vrgln. I* Uir County* pi incip.il , n(t u U1, U,V,| |„ ■la nut'll rvlindnl Ihcni In Ihrlr Shrine rluli, mid a box of canned 10.17 roll" w « .1, counted f.*r C" ’P fV,low,n« " " ll(1|n. , „ r „ nr. work wax Ihe thief c»u»e of Ihe prod" |:lv,n hy Hm> smaller grocery t .a .a i a • < a .. a , n P iin r l in < •■ ( I t l l n l i u l V tlllt it 1 I inw. Ihe Mriker* n»»erle,l. Since kli*n, on the editi* of town. limy nix> pnlit on n pin*, work Willi only J.W" day* lo go la-fore ha»l» they rlnfmi*l they were tin I lit M mas, Cnpt, P m l S. Keren able In make a -ilcrehl wiiue", lignili nppenh'd lo nil lln e wlm ’ The labor lixmlde, however, wa* hav.e .. ........... uni ,,e................ l made coMUil.litiollx lo M lrvetl amnolhtxl uul Jual before |rnVe Hiem ul Mu' llernl.l office i « noon lo«lii)* w rit llHMigh (%>ni|»nny ■non n* |Mit*llde mi HiiiI Mie n ik officials n-fuMni the ilcnutnU of of the Sulvnlieii Army which lin*. Ihr slrikrr^, nflrr llril Cult,'already Iwen plnmmt will nut have supcrililrmlriil of llir plnnl o n - tu lie rmluihil ----\«*r«rt) nt Imglli niMi llio* who Aim ill I Imnking lh*’ <e wlui lutve Jacksonville H o t e l rUgnl Ihr iviilkout nii«| |«»!%| them mnilr ____ ccntilliuMoi,*, Cupi. I-Yren that Ihelr John would lie open for pointed mil ilia* id lei I *100 will i Man ExpectsTo Re- them ___ ^ m*J Monday iiimnlng when |,P nrtd.il if nil lli..»e on Ida ll"l Open Dining Room ' nperallona in llml dcpnitmenl wltl-whlihi Inis lieen elmknl al the Ih- ronMniinl. |WMfai Office I.. uvniil duplita w • ] f mr ■ Agricultural aidIn[November *pp,^,aL m *,r!i: crop* vali-ed r,t p - j . y J Montezuma Hotel S o ld By Schmidt iTo C.W. Sullivan WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— a < A P > w -ftr^ ld e n t '- R o o p c v e lt berved fiollce 'em .world |d>-. '» i n tut night Utat the Unitt*l State* - will, not reuiuiti t.loof'frtm'’lhtemitllonal tfti* roat and that it 'will ro-op. Oerr IPO women w n c Ihn'w n out .uf work I.era cm* of the w*lk •’id nml ll.ouM.nd* uf box,-" of ginpef.uit will have tu )»• held over the holidnya, It waa aakl. I Over 100 men nn.l women ale employed at Ihf plant and up­ wards of 8.000 hove* of grap.-fr.iit me lived dally in the rn,tiling oper­ ation*. l-y Mr. Hebtnldt from J V‘ V h> " » e r. 1.1 “,,u t.",. aiuea R e tir e d D r U g g is t Must” Bills Die As Extra Session Of Congress End WlASIIINtJI h ies W------hile Fishing j *narimlVIh.1 , ........ . ...... U *ir" Ralph Darker, retired druggist . I’ M. y. iier.l ol il.e -Myrtles Coffee Blltj louriit iraidi-nt of Orlando, lnic«Hip»ll«he,l mol euuio lu Hanford «ia«<1 rnmute to the Pemald,-j wl.iel. it wa* I k. ;>« l.ii.l.li In Cue from ijiugl.trn Memotinl Hospital her.* "I*1 i«l« ?»• |(im * lt«‘iig*|i. I IbI«* yctfrriUy shorlly affrr he war l«gi*lntiv«* pin h i* I , mi 1*11*. t.l m al a l e L - L asex m *il k • k a a a l n l l a a L a w l. , I .. 1 • A .1 t a i l a ft.M i, . . i Visitors R egister A t C O f C O ffice Chamber of OomMfrce of fields today requested all winter vUltors to ia a foH to regisler at ths Chamber of ComMere# btUdlng If they hare not already done so. Those who were hrl.l for Invr*. . , .... ligation were >V. H. Klrachan. «.* ‘ *r U 1 " "10*1 ^ P. Powell. Prank Allen. Carl Uwis. ,b' WMlh,r * * * “ fialli fu r e l mad.- her debut aa L. Cacconlae, Sam Vangallo and The winter ae>*on be- ,lilhin in "Itigolcllo” in Rome 2H three nrgroe*. Mllle Isaac Jones, 8*n olDclaly al 1 o*r A. M. PUT year* ag«. U v l Ifanlela, ami Wtllir llarri*. | New Knftand. moat uf Ibel J. K. Cold., negro, waa sentenced vast Orest l*akea r»glott, tie-, to pay n litre of $A or serve 10 daya Ohio valley, lb* Mississippi v,.l after lie waa found guilty of ilia- |Py and Ilia flulf states were orderly conduct charge*. Klla ,n warmer Near aero tamper* Pilrraen, negru; JUndolph liar- ||lr# Waa recorded In North Iw tlaon Ulyal. Jone^ euHI. C. U n . koU ,r0(U p u r r e d In s i j r x i '. o 's i i ! himilar aenlmrea. Willie Mae rrople* held on the same charge, tea* given Ore alternative of • fine e f t io or 10 days in Jail and Rdllh Cleveland waa dismissed after pleading not guilty. j Jsiae* An.ler»»tr, negro, charged, S fe S s iJ S . r " '- u r s - - % Sixteenth Protest Is Lodged W ith Japs Since Beginning O f Sino-Japanese Row More? Warships May Be Sent East Prim e M inisterW arns Japs N ot T o T ry Patience T o o F a r LONDON, Doo. 22.— (Al*) —Tito War Office niinouiicvd I Iinlay (Imt (ho HritUh jtnr; li.ioii at IIdiikKoiii' wmiltl Im blroniflltoiietl as tltu uov'jrnl snout «lis|>Mtclunl it.* aixloonth Prank II. Kellnggi nultwl |H-neo1 :irntoitl it-,hni« ntmlc to Japan ndtiHidr, und author of the hinco tho mitbroak nf tho Kellogg-lli ialid I'ael outlawing war | bar Haitinm conllict. "m an in*lrumuit of inteitmlioiial Sir Itnhort Lcslio t'ralgie, l*i|ley, dud yi’fttr'duy ut hi" lli|ii*h amlmaamlor lo Tokyo waa I I" ruiii*l In pndrrl ihe Ju|>anra* pttnik and nemuie of a t'hlnraa ■iiafoni" vraaej in territorial wateta off llio llrflish eoluny uf llunit* kung on Dec. It. The double action followed a i review ef ihr niieiilal altuatlon by Ihe rjhinel and the n"»rrl|on o f I'rlinr MinUter Neville Chambor' lain that Japan kliould. not bo ih celled liy |lril|"h imtlcnr*. Four Coast-To-Const The ttmipahlp. Dnnera praptuwd tu leave Siiuihxnipioii to lake a* Hook-Ups ToAdver- I . aid the "inind Imttallun of Itoyal at llnmhay who will to tlsc Florida Beauty Sent* lluuKkonir, lyinu o ff Canlon In Soylh China whleh rr|>»rta have Mriry Mrhrlil^. York ttullo ulnr nnd millior ilalirated Hie Ja|unieie will nttack will d" ffrtir nnllon wlilo li|tvid >h"tly. I'iihIi mi ill** Ifouuly iiii«I churl", The ruhinet I, nUn believed to - uf Klori^U fi«*m Ration WDIW1t haw approved preliminary , plana In * OffoiKlo. Wiui ; l»r«n, ,J .1 riiJUvr more war«hlp< lw th ^ wlm will iin«Ut Ml*s Mi flriilt*,'[P a r R ill If iloVetopinniti ihouhl I'aallBMe* m Paae T m Aniiounrctt lodiiy. Tllr hronth nsti* will lit* ghi'ii nvi'r tin* Cotuinlilii Itrimilnuitlng H)‘Ht('i>t'H tiullonal Supreme Court OkeyH | lit*« k ii|i wlitlo .Ml** ,M< llrl'tn tM “ Stork Derby” W ill ' <ip'*nitliig lilt* riii'UltitJiN liolldnVN with hrr pnrrnts In \Vlntt*r Park. OTTAWA, ltd-. II -(A *)— Ml mi Mi Hi Mo will nrrlvo In Tin- Sii| rein* Couit ol (Mnnilit Oilnmln Thursday iiiurnliig l»> •ih plant* itt««1 tli«. hr*! proRruin lodit, uplu-lil the eecenlrUi will Millar. Ihn will oon-l-t of a ili'Hrrlptlon of if I'l.nilea Vuiue "t'lirlhtton** in l loililn' on Kil Initiantor of T «i«n t»a iinl.pie il.iy lit I? no nN lock noon. Il*i ' ninth derby'. Millin'* will prbci.le.l hi* eatale, en|lmal<il Ip M'i oiul lirouilf iiitl will l»i» on lk»* r,* »n*l will It t| iho nlorv of (W eal of y-.lMieuo, alu.uld go to ID tlln* f’ollrgf*. I.nfrr Ml--* Me Hu- inoth.-i or iiu.ll.ei-* glvtnR III lilt* "H I lt|tt.oil'd ttf I iiIKm on i.i.ii. to ilu* i..«»i . l.ii.lr*-n In | I lie- •'Ht. .VIIKIInII ii O IIIrIoi Ii III Toronto lulnceu 0 .1 .1 1 , |v:c [ Progrupr* diiti lln* **Mllllt»niilr«’« ■lid 0 . 1 . .1 1 , |!>iu. | Pliiygioiinfl nf Ml.mil nml Palm The Klipi .'.lie Court loft' to j lloarli9* O lll.n l.. 1 ".ilia lln. •,,n|( uf ile• Itcc•« Kill At || Ilf. Olio of tntllo'ri j 1110*1 ||t||l|l|l« hllll'Me MUh Mclllldc te^mlnluH llio mm her or mothI l» n l ?l|lv»'l>ll) of MU hoiiiI era entitled lo tile money, _igj I gi(olnn|t' wlm iliht won fnmo By wtilell II tli.ieii Ur lllufe w.unee. H»t nillili'H In llio Hiilunlny filed <Inlnin The vujldlty of tKe Hii'tiltiK Pori Nnllonnlly known will aa* >|<i<-*iloiird l.y two yel8* n liingmlin* roiilr llmlnr nml ntlvra uf llie ' aei.llliy Toronto niltlior of HOIIII'imIIn ItookM, sill* law yi-r. sk> tl fo Riicn N« Dm i ol Arntmlta U>«l mid Aletandar tii)inU( of (lio ulr iivnr (In' f’o )iimlil:i nnllofinl nHwork under ll.it. her, rrlallve*. eli.line.l -ilia HI wa* i-ouinn y to public llo* ii.i it*c* of Miiillin Menu" Ih r l.tlt'M liook In '‘Ih'ri' M Marl Im pulley, klllli.r l.ii.i*.-If, In |u*e mi.lile III. tl.e will, u.-acrihojl .It In « '.* * mi imtohlornipliy. #» ''unromiiu,n nn.l caprlrlona". Other cl»ii»«-a left brewary C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS ahnre* In el. i gym.*, and race track ahnre* tu .’|.|H>ncnl* uf horse home in si, I'*ul. Minn. New York Radio Star To Address Nation 0u Florida I UH AI* WEATHER*’ Robert K. Wnyno. " f Orlando and D.wey R, I'urrish of Grand Rapid*, Ml.lt . were mnrrled In the office of County Judge II. IV. Ware yesterday afternoon, record* re­ vealed this morning. The Hanford foum-il No. 20 of ■l.e Royal and Hel.-cl Masters will hold their regular meeting in Ihe Mnsonie 11*11 Thursday evening at 1:10 o'clock, and nil members and visiter* ore invited to attend, acemding lu uii uiin.iunrenirnt made tmlay hy J. P. McClelland. Thrice Illustrious Master. *x - “ » • « • wa* reported, *ro*1 wan, n' • • f,,lr,• * ' Lakeland, said temperatures lonight, tomorrow and up In Christmas will he well above tho danger point. , — ---- wTS&ZiJakeKllbrainJamou* charged with ilrunkenneaa, ea* K n U C k l O F i g h t e r . D i e S treated a tIO bond. I. W. Nettles, _ _ _ waa fined $1 for Improper parking,; QUINCY, Mass.. I»ec. **.—<81 and Viola Phillip* waa given •the, —Jake KilfnJa, last of the “ hare | rl-olce o f a fine of fSS or 70 day* knuckle fighter*-, who slugged la Jail after aha pleaded godly to'champion John I . Bull Ivan for 761 charge* of possession of llqaar, In rounds back bi IM P in a vain a t - , the re main lag rases oa l be docket, jlrmpt ta lift the heavyweight ------------------- Irrovm, died today at tha^age o f 7*. CLEVELAND .Dee. 22— UR — One o f the grittiest of battlers. Director* o f the Chesapeake A when prise fight* were long dlatan-! Ohio railroad, meeting beta today.'rr affairs, Kdrain succumbed lo announced they took no action np diabetes and aid age. «n tho selection o f a surisaser •» »- Pn sklent W. J. Harsh*n, whs died In BcoDnSd th* word “ clara" is D*(. U , _ psuaD/ apRUsd to th# tcsllop. : | Peace Advocate . w*rr.H *r;l NUMBER 1(W Katabllahed In 1908 1917 Partly cloudy, slightly warm* er In north and rentral portion*, possibly rain In extreme . north* west portion tonlahl; Thursday mostly cloudy, possibly show* rr* III north portion, slightly warmer In ritrein* north por­ tion. e r y WITH IIAII.IIIIAD mn ji'Biiiv fd ju i ir"m mic .city i ■iiaiia, uui ■«»»tin buarxi Air Lin* raUwuy in srlllr-lnn appointing a successor t* Lewis meat nf delinquent taxes from O'Hrytn, city attorney, who died 1024 through 1 M 0, I last weak, o d y C h ristm a s Seals L IB R A R IA N FKTTLH b \ ~ S b u t/ s a n d u s e s �t? * Sanford Herald Our Foreign Policy M n k M tm IM — — TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, TUSKBSR — lapi Cold May Cause Jap.Forelgn Office aggressor nations of the world that tne united states la c * _ n prepared to play a definite part In the game of inturna* tlonal polities, even to the point, If necessary, of going to war. He has rejected once and for all the "peace at any "• e price” policy which presupposes that this country will not V’ J' fight n<^ matter how gravely it may bo provolced. “ " * , In considering this attitude on the part of/the Prtal* ptMpnt dent. It Is well for the rest of us to remember that the rveetml alternative method of preserving peace for our country haa Demon previously B&n tried and found wanting. It was Woodrow dhriatoq Wilson, another great Democrat, who early In the World War first enunciated the “ peace at any -price” doctrine, Bl J* only to see the United Slates steadily dragged Into the lK# ^ tvar. • producth There has been a growing belief since 1018 that the county's best way for this country to keep out of war is to prevent found ill war from ever beginning in the first place. It is based on c*l*ry i the assumption that the world haa become so small that '•«"l»™' any great war, whether it begins in Europe or the Orient. ,“r^ is bound to engulf the rest of the world sooner or later. In the battle against disease the medical profession fn( marl has found that preventives are more successful than As pr cures. Smallpox vaccinations arc given to prevent a per* son from contracting the disease at all, not to cure him **• l>sw* after he has got It. Typhoid inoculations, water purifies* !^*r5 tion, clean-up campaigns agslnst yellow fever, arc all part TV.ou»«nd Join the ChrUtmso Tree central. of the great fight to prevent the spread of disease, a farmers, method which has been found more effective than trying From rdnl for the cure it. , * peer temperature* "*• And so it is with the terrible disease among nations < * . „ . which manifests itself in wars. Once a war hreaka out be* *7? I01'0* " 1 b» •in declared. been him. ----idy town con- r5 S T iVhas ' enrJ iluMthat ;h? .V1 1 s! u T S R ,|urlBr S « wthr2, can do Tto,j0.r stoppSitwand history shown it )1 is1"practical* ly impossible to keep from becoming involved. It has not «Mch Uated onij yet been demonstrated that the aggressor nations will lie to the Industry f quite so aggressive if they know for a certainty that the n»op become appi United States will be among those they will have to fight. rr°P ■ S T S iC . W M I, rrowInK th.l lh. l » , t * . y for U » Unit- cd States to keepout-of war la to be prepared to fight and „,ip,,tni|y pirv,| writes that hr to let all other nations know that we will fight If pro* regardtr** »r prr irrnoon with voked. That this is the attitude of enlightened Republicans ^uuh-M thr m^d *i admiring hrrj as well as Democrats, and is no partisan issue, is shown htforr the rise in I bri the ire* l,y tho recent endorsement of President Roosevelt's foreign 'J** belMln reml pol'cles by former Gov. Landon. *"* m Robert Fechnrr, national dirertar e f the t'WIHna f'onucrvatlon Corpe, aaya lh*' a* a remit of the trprk of the CCt mot* than 2J00.-I 000 young men are already 85 ” Character Score Card \ When Its F b w tts SAY IT WITH m m s “pa** [ owns PIPPIN GARDENS w srasiai WERTThe JEWELER !j Yerael It Captured : By Loyalist Ttoopa' j HKNDAYK. Dee. J -Government teem have cap ! lured T e n e t insurgent eltkere M U U ty were odvii-vJ today by I Oraaraliaaimu Francisco Francs* I L n k jH ifT r* IX te u l government dii-pstcbeej - h U n l s i tb e n u lin prwuuuur* u iiM is n n M t thu thu »truh»*i« helpful |<i the a J liM l, east e l provincial capital b «4 bee* <k * copied huMc**od % part o f the t<n»nU Trained observer* saw tbe president's M M M f, aa twHhec bulwarktna lbla Nation's for*tan pulley which baa stiffened percepllbly alar* Mr bw a w ib b i I ; ! ] ipinHers considered tba city, whkb M been the spearhead of Fiasco's loner Aragon line. lout kWlae. « « . Ittlld k tir tk VktMIRBtx. A .K .R O S S E T I t t Y AYR P While Star Thick xtl>lk* develop rvrn though the • « « ,BO » " * *c«m *«»c plant* hare hem aubjertrd to tbe 't*>*ble, to norm ah<M»t tbe at low teinpeinturrs. Thoae rime t* ,l,lr* '** “ ***•*■ rnnntrte*. Hie Industry expressed belief, that l-aiwhio'a meaaoae sou* be If rrlalirrly high temperature, ••“ red to hare been In,pled bjr pen-let through out the winter any ‘ he Japan*** tuuublaa ol the injuries caused hy the cold ware Sutertvan aunbuat paaay and will he'eeunteracled end no damage threw Standard till atv ara la to the prvM.nl rroj» may reault. , Up* Y a„*tie Mirer. Tlie rom ril ITalreralty BulUlbi| Tbe atemagea wer« made pnb a!i o revealed, rootrary la the betWfj U. nltbant cowmeat. Tbe VrJat of too,* funnel,, that a a«rioua| dent did nut vumiuenl uo the rhaek in the growth o f the yoaag, meaaageo at bU preea confer planU ,|,o materially drtaya eeod | »m e and uald he atilt waa await rtalk development. Stunting In lh* hid wore official ,«pnHa on the aerd beda by rrowding and with* Pnnay boatblna lie n M Me era* holding water are taeihede eat’ Stallfied by lb* abolebenrVtd it has often been said that a great deal can be learned of a man's character by playing golf with him. If he. is a good fellow on the golf Course, he la likely to be a good leiiow in business or In other walks of life. To show ex* aclly how this works, Tommy Armour has prepared the The but wlahri in; the world ■following sdpru Card df character, which, if you are a •m all llrnilit rmpluyrra go 'golfer, you might try bn yourself:' lib young Raymomt M'mulratg* , 1. Do you ever read the rules? bo will apend hli ChrUtmsi 2. Do you pluy the ball us It lies? rsrsUoft” In Jo)|na llopklna boa•T. Do you blame (lie course condition? 1 ill wh«r« pvrryunr hnpr, he will1 •t. Do you try In get your opponent's goat? ion find complete recovery. Kay-I 5. Do you prnlil your caddie? ottfl waa a ya|unl rlkployaa of] G. Cnn you lose a stroke .uni forgvt It? be llrrald litt tuihntif « d made 7. Does a Iwd score u|tset yon? , , t -, , , tnetdent and dim luaed be had K. Do you make gambling conditions that favor you? T ig h t For Y ou r Daily*, g tetter r v r,a.v II. Are.you determined to win—regardless? ----' Ki*u. eabllab. r ul tbe t'btvagu ‘f; Hanford Kotariani heard ■ talk 10. .Do you think definitely of where your Irnll shotilt bn the MrJhvdUl Orphanage at |(| John IWde., >n, tarred with Imlly Neaa and IMI IteiubnItonaon Springa, Ivamul for the ' Jark Odl* In “Fight For Tour <«n vice prmidentlal ceudtdnte. If (he Answer is “ Yes” than Your Character Reading Ijidr." rvtumed fur the ttiat. Pial^tug Ida »taad. •flrat time that there am tSJ ortlma alnrn 1931 tn the , India j ------- -- — - -* ■^phana located In thia home, that id whenre bn rum- In fame In l»I9. , _ ■Wore than 100 made application 1. You prepare yourself itefore you net. ;; this year ^r aiiinltlanre, hut only in “nio mra.- find big bn ui British Order Troops 2. Yon cnn be trusted. *1II could t' nrrrptnl, One wnndera • !l. You depend on an alibi instead nf nbllily. [.what breomr of the other 95. May 4. Your manners are nn neset to you. « bo they found plarea in othar or* r». You nre n bully, -yphonagea. Or may be they found wartM l such a n o n . fi. You have poise. that they loo wore crowded. The prime uiuaiaUrr told tbe 7. Your nerves ntssl discipline. House: Fenilnidi- County teacher* a<d 8. You're too greedy for your own good, “ We still ore asatoua is verve / their check* before Clijltltn,., fl. You’ll end up an outcast.’ the n iiM o f peace but It must sot . h»rau*» Hu. Hchoul Board w„ ho thought that our deoir* 9 s 10. Your brnln is well trained. *• abln to borrow the money from |«ar» sad pat knew under repeated ... thu local bank. However. H*m |.ruvumtiua Mein* wo either are Innl* ruunly inoloiUl* *l,o did indifferent to our ialeTsaUoOsl roW A S H IN G T O N SN A PSH O TS their |i*rl by bu>lna auto u latios* » r forgetful of oup doty canMl lass before r»<|Ulrrd to do By JAMKft I’HKMTON to protect Britiah late mats'* an. Ilcp.itl« from Tallabaatce He declared “ It la Usee sow tee ■ Indicate llmt while Iha *rho»> W\i»hington, If It really tried, lion, It'* Uuiit • aevinth of the tbe Japsseee governavebt t* about Z may make nut, other brambea ot ouuhl to Ih. ii Mc to give (Tie kiddle* populateoi. •hay at* bet unmindful o f the '•■'Ilia government are not dolna right a ami in teiyla o f b t i b a i s keep buuallng factory; f£ an well. If merebanta ilamandeil aoiiic wutthwliiiv li’nim i in In*v' R and that their i m m m m i bad around Hi, may" .heuld I - * U* r \ “ .T* ,f“ r" . " KO" ,<, >0n*i k ra*h for rual, Hnlverally of •ring . . . . . ... , . „ enough, the luw of avvragra aaya1 /.‘ Florida alndi-nla would fraeie. played. Hut ono lnlluv.iti.il “ lunv. ,h(|l wm# ,,By n,Utl reach a rlrrle" in'nnmi«t— who claim, lu happy nndlum f»»r them. But, Chattahoochee hr the only one who a yen, ago, meanwhile what happen, *lo the faretaw tho prrevnl buitneaa recev-; fellow who la nelUier group—the' ►Ion—,era fl,wa In the game na while collar Man? The great mld'l \Va*hingtnii play* ll.'LUlcit In. hi* die cine*? The flrat thing he euminaiy: , |knowa, he rati*t hoy either factory—' --, "W e art out In do Mimrlhing for made er farm rnlavd g«od». d prohibit the t’o,,*ri»* ■'IIIImve who live In aharka and Urn'l) “ tinierv we »tiip this ring •* UnMad Slitca from declar have enough to eat and wear. So uun<| the io»y lualneea and let* satlatt * forau'n foe we put llivin mi tvlkf. Then to ge«. j thlnga Improve nntmnlly for n!, •* ** / * “ • °* . ar,“ ‘ *«• the money wr levy new I save. And 1while, we're going to end up with Oil AM lift (till DO Wer (O ■IS 1 11ft,11O aa-*, r a il *, aas in 11 ...... ____ ^ ...I # iwar to Inaturally we gel an In.m inerraae in* ^all uur fauoera ami faetorle, hav. I (Vita. Inmate* „f would go hungry. A truck, identified aa baiungiiuc •u the Wb>>« Star $*eem taundty u! Orlnadn, was f< uml abnndUnud hear ICnterpriiu JuiKtiua p n h t day and wta brvugbt b> % Suifo.d garage after the Cubce IXpai •' meat avr- W lfW d that tin, par Unity wrvvkvd truck had bma parked On tbv vide uf tbe rvad all day. Tbw SanfUr.l lVpar<uieat reO-r* red the matter tu the Orlando Police Ibyiihmal .in,I were bu ter advlsf-l that th,; truck Had been atulea ( t e a the binmh-y there and W a trt Repahrior B U S IN E S S M A N ’S LUNCH ELECTKIC TIASTEK PERK’S CLUB MO PQOUCC b l” tbrouth pricra. So It c«ata ua more to feedbig a lot of htrh'prtrvd thlnga they' ~ lum. Ko ihr nmly and w* have to levy canT sell, and bltha hundred and*«»P* forward and Pr»»*nt higher taxes. ten ailllMli |w-a|de on relief." |»iU nek recasstd Blnloa .Take the farmers. \V* try to If Ihl, eM.n«nil*thad w»nlv.l lo lrelght, r»t* Iberts ' Peotde |n-|p (hem hy arcing lint liny get rite an llluxlrathin. he might have The coal induct, he mat muni money for thlnga Ihry rhoaeo one that I* drawing portico* l*T $S7,OOOJXIQof country Wa ,al»e pilce* uf fain, Ur ktirrcat here now. It Involve* Wh»* he mean* b FANCY APPLES nStSSSm Another arrvico on which tb* newspaper* nr* vllally dependent Ida asseunrtd intention of aaaklnt M IMrroo*# In tula*. Both Wba* tent UnUt, nnd I'ostal Telegraph Insist their present revabuan are Mot aufflrlenl to maintain ndeM*1* Ftbile service. A lb p*r* rwl mereave In rates la needad. Tbe* newspapers am expected to pay SOpercent inaru ter newsprint, W percaaj more on freight rat*#, x m ab f r is k BLHaSTSNCER Nssm I \ I * �? »■ r s ' -•*■»■» *-*-■ " Social A n d Personal Activities Is G m s Personals V k lto r Hh*«nt r f Miami I* the fwv*t of Mr. and rt*«n *n of Ton* the t w i t Te»trrdaf .<t Mr* lUraUt.va lUabte. IkyaTky Odhaw and l*rlaod who are att.-wdipc A lm n drt*. Ea. ant<v the heltda>%. thr e e t i t «d one «d t ie A wornWr* '<d l n . ' R . F. C n t » h « and Mr* h « * hvnen, « * r t J. C- MttrheH w*r-r the t t ^ t , w W |m t» printed M W * , dart*, ad Mr*. O. C m v liu ' In O r ant hiwrd hanetiatl * n * Mated 1 hr <tt>.v.t*r vtden. The teem *' n n i e n p to rd hr I H W * S an k ' Mr. and Mr* J ||. T t«U -\ end « t K. <M I At the n e t h - ; tuaa a* rhadr f i T t Mr* T r* >we< id the enaleata vwrh Wien j leak'* sinter Mr*. Ida MvT'ol h r «J fn u lih * team * » « aw ard- lew ad Cfaata. 8 . C. ed an nO day *.-erh-er k » t m k d *n«* The t n e t e t awalat. Mr. a a i M r* J. K. Ahrrnath*. f.'r n it ie d n v e u v e n T te ta l' *d Jr have a* Ibetr («<*<• tovkry ntad eiih had Wee. eve The bcdrdaTa Mr and M r* K « >Brv Ch T » SerKh. J-e. and tduta I « 4 « n t t a p d Itrrre and danebtrr. ITondhy. ru p e e r w e a e b with Td Flneanie. 1 A. rthe taev * af , h e: t v * -ever? t> vMtv v t * > rv a l »«• dB-drtheted" t * »» aH J rap*. tSpv W . S. Vauhef -area ||t* e M with a Mr. and Mr* P. I , Mltler. Jr aad m ad Orlande m il be the r w u ad Mr. and Mr*. F. U Miner I d the boltdav* toe KoIMjv « wllk her parent*, - Mr'and Mm Kllon Monchii'n (twin Jark.n n* IIIhas miyipl.-t.-vl her Ml** M am ret Itenneft h»* Thnaa *».JitnC tht* «.* I d a S lfir e r R i i l n r r * tvswrse mth the Itu^emnr lleaall e e ^ rSs*. ia 4 M r* W. S Thare a l t e r e d t n w Av«u<my. Kite I* now <-onnet tv-1 h e . K r «ad S ra that Chap I t * * - tn Wasbtarto*,. St C. • ith Kvaloru'a II nut y Shop The Carldmaa holiday* anaa S t and fft v at. S W a n TWh m e m , fw y -than She navi end 3 W t Y *m r'» Sr. and S t * at K v nit. Mr I t x 'r e H«Thfi'n (irut lU a ^ M M t.» Vlearriop Howard will She. S w iei i P o V r The k tn erv . and. Mr*. K A tendamheeK. Mr. \ liu n 4 rr'i I:actum lUnd,” «a> a e * t t e l e i harrntepr e-IB he and S i* . It p Smith. Mr. and arrive Frldsv hr atn-tane from Chhmrm. III. to spend the holt I’lildished in IldlS. h d i m the S a i h l t . » I " M Traee Mrs. TtwrUr Steele. Mr. and Mr*. ----------S u e * eevhed. a»irtl ?■*• ♦ h d U h . M. f» P e a Mr ana Mrs Faad day* » l l l h r pxi.-ntv Mr. and t ( Ka'herihe Coinrll wa. horn of Thhve e t - v edit he d lr avid J. Jiirmei S t * N*ner ftrnrk M r* M r* n A. Howard. _ . (American parent* in lUrlm, Urr Sa- S i * SI S t e n md S n St *1 MfdSdl. 3r. M r* A. ll. S i n Mary 1.on1*e Mevlveether^n' ,sy. ^ S^ Sv Sheawtlhn nnd w e tr h e A r r S iM M a * M r* oiatradn Main h a* a rrive d fn e n the F l o t 4 d * j ----------------------iTaw R Trane m w eta* ad the m e. M »* AWce Ward and f i n S i t e cun ere y0r Women to; Thf father of llrnry WaiUtroHh i p v d the hoi Id* v * mth her' IdnrrylUiw diiapprovn) o f hi* »on parent* llo i'im m a man o f lettrr*. Mis* C*r"Jlne Colli, r and Ml«* 1 1 * re a rev «;rim n are sp-ni-l k it The boltdav * with Ml.* CMItor* parents. Mr. and Mr*. R- C Collier. m Mnnlernma. On, Mr*. E. M . Carroll > Hostess T o T . K, L. Ul.< Sybil Itnyd who U l l t*wd!nc S tra jif Ih ilu n ii C«lMr*. K. M. Cartwlv »■ " ho. K t f tn W.wblncjon. |». C. wul to*, to the T, H i l » * -i "I •fT*vc inmorroir In *p*nd the the Klrat IViptlst Chm« - : •»< btdld.iv, with her parent*. Mr. nUht lor their CUrhlni1" p-ny ■nd Mr*. 1 "; M. Iloyil wbMi wa* lieiil at hor home on French Avenue (jroup Ntn-;h M. and Mr*.’ W. I . Clark h*T« «*n« with Mr*. Margar*t l*U !• H.*. li'.n vailed to l.rvllc. Via. due a/ ihalnHni nere noateato the lylllral lllnow of the The pK>inj irero aHraiiiitly Rev. C. T. t'latk and the death •It i-i, alnl In ClirUtniiva enluts. ef Mr*. I’ T. Clark. \n Inli-ru.-llntt devotional i> -> atatit wi| |irr»vnievl with M if Ik e l.rtlrr Flillllpi at th< F. \V. Slanloy In vharge nf ..l»l Klrk.vllle College at Surtm' il lijr M r* A. K. Ilhsjv Hi r. and (l.iroiMthy id KlrkariUe Mm. J. II. Johnson, and Mr*. Mn. U vpandtnr the holiday, •'a rtoll with M i patvMta, Mr. and Mr* tiilt* worn ilUtrlhuliul to vnili A. M. fMllll'e. iinuihi'r and *|m-<i*I alii*. «c i KU'ii lo M r* llo*"rl|er. lenehrr. MU* VlnrlnU M*rlTrether. Mr*. Carroll. |>|Osldrnt and Mi*. I!‘* ire Anderson and Allrn (lu**le Flclclier. ,. | I'ta-ld* hare arrlred fn>m the llefreshtni'nl* were eetveil to l*>ul*lana Stat-i ITnlrenlty at till! (olio*In*. Mr*. J. ,\. Cun-j llvl-Tl Knurr to spend the hull nlnKham. Mrs. \V. K. Kailrr. day* with (heir patent* Mi* X It Coilunn- Mr*. I.llllan Vlvkory. Mrs. rt. A. I». Wilkin The Mla.es ISipothy Mitt hell m u . Mn. fo ri< »i tihii h-1, Sit*, i K »ll>im Thlfpcn. Mail*n K* Su m Slew ail. Slr.i. Ada Mlildl.ttldcvy Martha HUhor Kvelyn loiu Sli*. liustle Fiddler. Mr* t'ate*. M »ih'fle Ttllt* and Dorn J. C. Il-herls. Mr*. C. W. For thr l*ope attended the |»t lleta rr*ter. \|i*. A. K. lto .»illrr. I'hl hteaklaal tn OrTandtt thl. M:* J. II. John*«m. Mr*. F F, im-mlnK. ■Hue*. Mr*. M CommlnK*. Ml* r , i;. fleplon. Mr* A. F. Ihili Mr and Mr*. C IV lllahlei hln* nod Mr-. Ada Walker. man and *on. C. IV Jr- of Koatli Also Mi . ilo Ion hlei-li-. Mr* I'-od. tnd. aie the cuesla ofj c. A ll Hs, Hr*. SI. ll Murt'hy Mr. and _Mr« s. IV lllrblcrm ait, Sir* It. rt. Si in o ’, -Mr*. .W . I.. tor l he holiday a. Slmtdi'ululro. Sir*. Jane t'.mllll. sirs. IV. U Allen. Mi*. Slary MU* 8*t y Maxarll arr’ vetl Hall. Ml*. Flfli- Sluceer Siralast n leh l * h * r e _*b e rdnrdal t t l . an a w a t i t * PAGE TURKS SANFonn iikrat.t). sanford. fuorida . SPECIAl GIFTS To, LADIES 'Onderwcnr 69c to $6.9.,j W ool Robes $1.95 to $9.95 9II-J To-Niffht laiwrr Fhmr" IM S *c» I p » ir JS'Ukltv Alrf. S|arK*f-t fM ehm , Mr*. • I' M. Canoll M m . I' 8 . K. Slat-, 'll * Mile Tralfoid .1nil Sin* Marie hii-i.m litval lUilnin 1* *ni"Uine five tiroes n* ninny eifari-l* a* were ■nii'Uiil ihi-io .10 year* kfo. XMAS ROSES MI MS OTIIKII FI.UWKHS CIIIUSTMAS W HEATHS W ool Shawls ('apes and Shouldcrettes $1.79 to $3.95 Evening Bags $1.00 to $3.50 • • M ilU ii t « im . . llarrirf Hilliard Ml MSUTI.K AVE. UJhaf fo Jack Oakie Joan Fonlalne An whki'iai pirtarr to sweep you wp to Ike rtvdh »*h .waiioiri nod f m to earth with Ivwrh re. IkriHs aod electrie etritemint! UEMffiRT Cosmetics % $1.00 to $12.00 Parasols $1.95 to $1.95 Underwear 39c.to $1.95 Sox 25c to 35c Corduroy Overalls $1.69 to $1.95 (Roves 89c House ('oats $1.95 to $2.95 Rain Coats $1.95 to $2.95 < IV E Y ’S GIFTS for M E N and BOYS Ties 65c to $2.00 Shirts 35c to 50c Rain Coats $5.75 (•loves $1.50 to $2.95 Sweaters $1.95 to $5.95 Pants $1.95 to $9.95 ASK AUOIJT Ol lt Leather Jackets $8.95 to $16.75 W ool Jackets $2.95 to $5.95 Scarfs 95c lo $2.50 HOSIERY CLUB Shirts $1.00 to $3.50 HAPPY TIMES are Here Again! Sox 39c and 55c * • *4 Join The WhooiK-c M akers Underwear Shorts 35c to 65c [At Flm Show Al One O'Oork l.tcryday DINk T DANtH KVKnT NIIIHTTO THE MI HIC (IF CHARLIE K00NS and his New York SWING KINGS S P E C IA L JRKEY D IN N E R OPEN EVENINGS T I L CHRISTMAS WAY, INC. ML Hats $3.85 to $7.00 Rohes $4.95 to $11.75 Suits $19.75 to $37.50 Pajamas $1.00 lo $5.95 V * Wi ■ I y -- - m— .-I Overcoats $16.75 to $3-1.50 Sheets Towels $1.00 to $1.39 25c to 89c t - Cowboy Suits $1.95 to $5.95 Blankets Linen Sets $1.95 to $16.75 $1.00 tor $13.75 Linen Doilies and Towels 25c to $1.00 2 !£ Spreads $1.95 to $9.95 , {tv U Q IT ilt SERVRO UY TUB. lilt INK O NLY ■yr on all p a c k d f food* N O t m EH rilARC.B “ h r fa 'e r l# lb* Baaf* M lnN E SANFORD *1X3 * # *• HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Three Miles South uf Haafonl Ha Orlando Ihitlinay Special VTTT Arden Sweaters $1.95 to $3.95 CLUB SCOT! Elizabeth Joe l*cnner A U I K MITT! ROMANCE! ARI.kZB M i n i MONO! n s w . m s r sr. .* Rain Coats $1.95 to $13.75 Bags 59c to $1.00 “Music For Madame” CpM PANV A ll W ool Sweaters $1.00 to $6.95 I r t r H “Fight For Your Lady” X m « Martini Leather Coats $6.95 to $26.50 Dresses $1.00 to $6.95. Thursday-— Friday Ida Idipino Spring Conts $1.3.75 to $19.75 GIFTS for CH ILDREN and MISSES T h e Life Of The Party” J«vb« IWes Spring Dresses $8.95 to $24.50 . Hose 89c to $1.65 Costume Jewelry 49c to $4.95 W f d w i (be hrtin »c«* — « M i ■ »*n MltRiUa ihrMsch bit b n«l« I — M R Ibr ia t m IbAf kept tbra. * Ra> mvm4 WIARIS FINIS mt Street and Afternoon Bags $1.00 to $8.95 49c to $1.95 GEORGE ARUSS *DR. SYN ” FVait Sdbd* VaiuBi and /■- Spring Hats .$3.95 to $7.95 \ • Scarfs (j>U>ellet<? lb s - Flowers 29c to $1.50 Handkerchiefs 10c to $1.50 House Coats $1.95 to $1.3.75 .— Cloves $1.00 to $3.95 lo u n g in g Pajnmns "$2.95 to $13.75 FLORIST S IG N S KINDS S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A I’ . I ' .... Us. J. R. S T E W A R T R. N . N IP P E R Via* CSarledte M-nrVt-n ha* OK AM* |"arvli-ed from Maryville Celhr.'. H# P rI» ipM« 1 M ifiv lfle T< tin to spend the C. A .llin - n . SIi». W The ) \ Com forts $2.95 to $24.50 Curtains 49c to $2.95 Shower Curtains $1.95 to $7.95 Bath Mata $1.00 to $1.95 YOW ELL HANFORD, FLORIDA Co: �BANPOW D rn'K-t Id bring n o tte Claus Letters Play Hours Add Pep to Dancers’ Stage Work i * * Ola Banty: E m t* school and SunJay rhool and aay my prayers t»> •y nlle. Me and my brother |rtp mother ami daddy all » f in and If you can will you pleira Hag ma a hi* sleepy and cry tU. I loye babies an bring mo i little Ironing board to I can on my doll rlolhes. Candy, mica and nuts. Please do'bring a the cry doll. I f you can t ring the board that's allrlte but do so want the doll. I l l be eking for you. Don't forget my Ills brother please. Thanking Your llltle friend. Mattie I-eo Humphreys, Sanfonl, Florida. I have lievn a very sick little Irl A I know Pll l>c to weak to hjoy Xmaa like clbcr little girls 'h<i will bo well & llcullhy, hut »o will make me very happy If pull Bring mo 'a* Rig doll, a doll lagglo a tea act a rtd sweater pair t socks some candy A nut*. A «n’t for gel my HlH« Brother. KVA nKf.I.E RAUI.ERSON oar fianljt Clause ' I wont you l « ploai-c bring mu I Ig d<>ll a doll fleil n collor b«i.k j dnccl b o g s sAesler pair of cka, some candy A nut*. A Rem*i nber mf'.llUo alck slater alao my iby Brother Oh. I forgot I am the Fourth Grade. LE ILA MAE BRIDGES Sanford, Pin. Clauer How ara you. I am a little toy •gfl 0 In -the first erode nnd 1 am studlqg real hard, it I want a pair of ahoea, a tcoolrr. a cowboy sullr, slxn H, a pair of gloves and souk- candy, fruit and .nuts. t*f Don't forgrt my brother and plater and mother and dnildy. 1 am a good toy. Your Little Friend. Raymond T. Hull. V . Runfoid, Fla. A t * it VJ •* '7 .1/ Dear Santa I want n doll and a cedar cheat with handkerchief* and aoclu in it I want n pair of bedroom alippera find n pnrkrtbook with a zipper on it. A<><| o!ko m int candy and nuta. J in 7 year* old. I am In Second tirade to. picas* irm lcr ovary tody. I hank you * Santa from K U IL Y MATTHEWS II. I*. D. 2, ll«x 113. Sanford, Ha. Dr.ir Santa I want n wrist vntch that realy tlr'.n. I wont a cedar chest fpll of handkerchief nnd ic k * . und a pair of M.irh-y Teniplo Innlroom slip* p in . l'lease rentier eveiy body as much n* you reniber me. I am 0 >rais old mnl ill the f<>t<h grade an) w .rk hanl. Thank you in ad* vtr.co IRMA MATTHEWS Route 2 , llox 113 Sanfcid, Fla. 7 atalre, a recreation room and library equipped with, soft louarei and all manner of gAtnes permits pleasant ruination between ehosrs. AHhoidh onh tnlglit quejllop Jtc hcodXt. auiiul.i* fur- girls who*. can <-ra ci.uslat- largely of alien- dummy provided Ih-Rorkeltwgreat spurt recently. nltbouxh II uwaht hard physical exercise. Again, a mohair "ann-t hair awing" was brought lu 10 L-i^m*tlm innttrittiitn r e lie f of attention dfinemhi-raot the Cups do Uellet who had Just mine s r.W cf Y#« .*> V.Aj ,«f|' ■ r* k« . tw * <. *. ««. _T p4 « Xw Gift Suggestions TOASTERS W AFFLE IK O N S _ $3m. $4 $3u‘p * % :■ ■ ■ > r PERCOLATORS u p COFFEE M AKERS Proa and amateur* participating In the Hollywood Beach Hotel Opin Golf Tournament Dee. 27*20 won't have raddles like these to caiTy Ihelr “ no*lhnlt*on*cluba’’ bag* around for them, but there’* Sure to be • good scattering of distractions like these among the gallery. Cone To Request E lim in a tio n Of A ssa u lt C harge H E A T IN G PAD8 $ 2 u p 1 0 u p R A D IO S $ FLOOR $7“ 95c LAM PS n ■ n w e g i'n as • iss h ■ i> i| iia iig ] want n wagon nnd a ■airnptan* and randy and nuts anil fruila and! ••nine firecracker*. And Plrase u p IR O N S don't forget the other little child* ten. C H R IS T M A S T R E K 8 E T 8 • Y'Anr friend M AD ZA *7 A g » TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 22. for assaults with Intent In commit JAMES MANNING lam ps ■ v v UP — —As a result o f the recent ether felonle*. .Sanford, Fla. j pinion board sessions. Gov. Fred The Governor said he questioned Dr.ir Hantn Claus SC H IC K My abler wnnla a Dldcc doll a P. Cone has determined to aak the,(he propriety of ehnrging a prl* 8 IIA V E R S re~itrr nnd n toy Filling Station| 11)30 legislature fo r a statute ellm-tnoner with assault with Intent to . Inating the charge of -asaaultjkill a person breauao the very fact cud I A toy n|r|iort with airplanes. Everything I want a Streamline train game. with intent to commit manilaugh*|thal initnt enters tho situation *cr” . makes It murder or attempted I w;inl u bathrobe with bedroom In the first place, the Governor murder, * slipper*. said, It Is hard to imagine Just!__ _ i---- . . » Yours tndy Electric Company '* — ------- -MARY c a t t u i .m v e p t * nueh a crime. ----It* MAGNOLIA AVENUB In the second place, be added .1 . V,omrn were aeen on nml JtJtWfON W EST offense* covered by the charge fall ,ho » U K° un' 11 " ' f ,8‘ " «ntury. b'uiifoiil, Fla. .olinoak without exception Inlo thej [•category o f aggravated assault for My.drnr f l r, Claus; Having looked over nty rcconlI which the maximum penalty U nr the pn«t yenr, I nm fully con* one year In prison or |SOO fine. Gov. Cone said his objection to vittccd o f the fnrl that I merit tho r- dpt of a gift. If It's all tho\ the charge resulted from petitions in* to you. I would like to hnvr, fer clemency for several prisoners COMPANY n .per. hat grit Auburn Speedster. ronvlcteil under tho charge and If you tnn’l ret il down the chim* rrnlcnccd to servo five or ten year*. \ i n«;*, I wouldn'l to shocked at find* "Assault to commit manslaugh­ to: it in the gamgo. ter” , he rnld, "I* an close to *gYours 'I ill next Xmss gravatrd assault you couldn't draw IL J. M INAHIK Sanford, Fin. n raxor blade botwren them. But a NEW TORK—On the theory that "all work and no play makes Jill a dull dancer," tha playtbno hours of the famous Corps d* n*l|rt snd tha other troop*,- tha Rock.tt..*, prml* slandancera^ftfieRMUCm.'Vuilc Hath are conaldrmd almo.t At Ini- > r r - m Dear Santa BEHIND THE SCENES WITH TWO FAMOUS DANCE 0R0ANI2ATI0NS— (Top, left) An outdoor playground on ths roof of Now York's Radio City Muilo Hall provides all the amployeea with healthful eaercleos. (Right) Three of the Rockettei art shown In tho library amusing Uiemsolvet with a game. Thla rreroatlon room la a pleasant spot for off-hour*. (Lower left) Swing Is one of the glril’ latest fads, tut It's the playground, not the jaxs variety. Two member* of tha Corps da Ballet alt shown with a awing, which I* nn overatuffed mohair velvet eeey chair a* comfortable ae an auta cushion. (Lower rlyht) Dosing with a dummy glvea theta Roekettea muscle centre (and na danflarol a W*ck eye rq»“ lt*"B. Main* I* Iks cmly Mate b lh « union' in which aUta elect Iona am ■ot held In November. • CUTE CADDIES m.■! ii'it $15“ RANDALL H ill H ard w are few. I just v. nut one pair of toots anil socks. Don't fprgcl tho poor rhildien. Tin re arc keven in our fniinly. You cun find our hou-c eo>y. Wpll by. by. ip ra r Santa Claus; Your living'. frlriul, If - 1 am (fe lr e jrrara nfd nnd I am In Hit Fourth'Grade and i Suli/oril am stud! f rlnlnF*'ffil«f1 Vmii- *ni I want ) u .to hrang ,tuo n ,bi eyrie un. dome, unities anil ( 'a IClaust urn u gcoil h..y so please n cowl oy suit, u rifle a o f randy.l'leulw bring ton; of cniiily too. Your friend, W ILLIAM KINA til) liike Mrni«e, Fla. l> ar S'tntn put In my request along with .i l.l/le girl in Ihc fourth * 1 pm a little g lil In the fourth every nno clae. t really don't .'in liuijying li.nl mi | Grade. I study very hard, I am 0 want but noo thing fo r . Christ* ’ h.;i y. ir, I want yuu ip, y*;lla "Id. I want n tolile tot doll mo* and that Is n picture id ••If • 7 l* pair of shoes, n • ad' »i doll with fur on her coot ami Donald Dnrk. Ila Is my fnrurllJ actor and I am nuts 1 in - bring Minnie May •*n Jo r tip . And I want seme nuta movie ulKittt ktm. dell Mnl some toys. (I n*( rim candy and fruits. Your friend. rienge bring ma some stuff nj- ..( llit- littlo.lioys tied to oati loo .and don't fu rfft all ‘Sanford, Via. tho oilier llttla hoys and ‘ gtrls. : Your friend, ■*' '■ Y..ur liltlu friend. jU i.A I)V f»"D rfltTl»N l thank you. Your l-'rlend. ‘t-* diaries Gmri-y. Sanford, Flus I L m i ___S) LI! I.IAN 1(Jt Kl.i; I uke Monroe, l la. fh^r >tl\ Chilian: I thought that I .might *a well •Dorr Hand/ ■< law*: * *** t 1)01 titti»-i4* to yea. ns p ,ff|in|In my hour of tll-tre«*. Viijfii KHRWM4 '" YilAGGfein Y I h<(r luld every out iii.it 1 hn mat I -wantmg.l. ctrlc furor, hut no pint, *<nm» to t i n Iliu hint. I'lnam put ino on Hi■» II • of Ih'.-'i who want • lee l|h- turors for CinlMmua nnd I pii inlnu In totiavn uuil pot tm |,SHEWAMlSA al'tl bom fur n weik. Ynur rtnfent armlrer. GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY r. tiTANi.r.y v k iin a y SCOOTERS $2.75 8 i; tor), rloilcl.t 1*. 8. I'KBso don't tell imy oun atout my t.isiuil-e and don't DON’T DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING UNTIL YOU’VE BEEN TO . B. Li. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S W KAR * LANE Y ’S DRUGSTORE PHONE 103 T R IC Y C L E S $3.65 up CRO Q U ET SETS U NURUALLY LOW PRICES on a g ift that Is aura to make the recipient’s eyes sparkle *|Ui genuine delight. •MKISCII BLDG. ifc ScoIt’a good Gulf gas, th« super power fuel with easy atartlng power, quicker acceleration nnd longer mileage, a a g -a * « U O ' our complete lubrication service to keep you r car running amoothly and cut down on aqueaka and rattles. T V l i V E a Christmus pi ft that w ill pet TO O LSETS $1.10 up SCOTT’S GULF BICYCLES S E R V IC E S T A T IO N $22*50 up l **A Ford Neighborhood Serrko BUUorf* . CORNER 2ND AND PARK PHONR #TY real use every day o f the cominp year. The San­ SKATES ford Herald is a g ift that everyone w ill appre­ ciate. There are F E A T U R E S — that will be en­ RADIO joyed by every member o f the fa m ily .. . N E W S The Ideal G ift * LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW tP/T *1-^ f — — from every part o f the world. . . A I ^ f —that fror Christmas 'Fog More”Power Spraye GET IT AT IN YOUR OW N FIELD AN D W ITH YO UR OW N DRIVER w ill bring greater savings and make it a prac­ tical g ift as well os a useful one. to give, too . . . just phone 148. It is so easy RADIO HEADQUARTERS TRACTOR BPi HOFMANN Electric Service K Sanford Machine Co. Inc TAB LE TE NN IS SETS 25c up CH INA TE A SETS 47* ) - See Our Line Of Fireworks �5W urvey Of Farms By “i Whilitner Continued From fa g, Ona ere* of l.roccoll yielded 203 crates Ytlucd nt $108.24; 1 SU acres were planted to corn from which 40,333 brnhols were harvested, valued at $40,511; 0 acre, were planted to Out* from which 45 boahcla were harvc.'kil and were valued nl $13; over 6.1 acre* were planted to aweet com and the crop was val* ued at $J.| 17.15. Approximately 170 acre* wrru plnnird to Irish potatoes for a yield o f 22,253 hnahcla for a total Value Of $21,102.92 while 70 acre* were planted in sweet potatoes from which 7308 bushel* were harvested for n total valuation of $5,682.50. There were 171 ration* of aurar cane syrup m»de during the year, valued nl $122; nnd 150 22, 1M7 TIIE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA - ------- U L — --- buabcla o f paralejr were harvested ftt>m one acre for an estimated value of $1 13.50. Over 2,000 crate* of tomatoes were harvested front 30 acre* nnd were valued nt $2,769; while 15 afrea W Enrlish pras yielded 801 nates and we e valued at $899.10. There wero 29.25t doxrn Lunches of beets hnrvtstcd from 43 acre* and valued at $92143.05; and 6100 cratra of squash harvested fr«m C8 acres and valunl at (5,686.00. The 67 sere* planted in eggplant yield­ ed 21,072 crates and were valued nt $20,937; while the 22 atre* planted to rumnlne„ yielded .8,715 crnlea valued at $3,186; nnd 25 acre* cf watermelon* were valunl nt $015. Thtre were I I ucfr* phtnletl In chicory nnd the crop was valued nl $5,754; seventeen ncre* of ■lima lierna yielded 1.227 rentes and were valued at $1,127.27. The 75 emte* o f eucimbcrs hanrmtrri front 2 1-2 acres wrre valuetl at $150; and nearly 18 <*• The «>ir$rm$hl of IU A* A4mlnl,<s«ters nf th* r«t*lr «.( Ueo. A Siwi, IW fiitit. pfnperly utidsr the eaid etrtlfl* rate iMMetl was in th« name of ■ t*hns. J. nranri. NOTICH OH APPI.ICATIOV l tile*.« maul rmrtlflcala ehall ha row t a x i i i i i i i , rr«lrrn«eel accorsliru lo law, lha ' n o t ic k ih m;nv:nv u i v i : n . Itioiterty inirrlliatl therein will ha That IIKIUIAN ANO AltTIIHII Multi «e» (he hluhe.t bidder •( lha JACOllSON liotUvr ut n nf T.v* 1-oiirt linn.** d oor **n ih* l l r * l • , , III n-Hl* N», *.l*. li.Mll. .I (hr Mt.mlnv In tti- mnnlh of January, Ini <'*y at A ukusI. A l> ts.1 l, l * i v n h lc h . i , th» Jn t d * y o f bn, tiled mine *,i mt nftlcr nnd January, 1*1* bn, nisda arnltcntlmi tnr .< Ins l>*|r.l ihl, l*t it»y of D*cemb«r, il r >». in ba l,*en«l thrrrmi 8.«l.t I»J1. roriinrat, emnrnr,, ||.. fntinwlMt n I* IIEHNPON, ilr»rrll.nl prntirrlr tn ih, I'mmtr Clerh nf rirrull Court of •>f S.ntlnnR 81*1, ■>( Hi«.rMh. lo'Wit! «.f Seminole County, Florid*. I."l II nierb 4. ll*r*,vttn. (BttAt.l Martin’s Garage General Repairing The Morris Plan Company of Orlando, Florida has plenty nf money lo loon nt rcnsonnlilc rates and on various plans for any worthy purpose. Such loans run for one year and are easy weekly or monthly payments. |§. M erry Christmas to Everybody!! |§ P in ea p p le 25 c H EN S 2 CANS 2 CAN. SIZE I Pelt Pois PEAS 2 9 c If. S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 I.US. lb P o ta to es 15c NO. 2Vi SIZE CAN, CALIFORNIA 1 7c C ran berry Sauce 23c LARD 39c 'ITIMiT led Minot lirnnd; 17na cnn With Any hire Bag Of Flour Kntinur lirnnd Kreah .1 Days Thrmtult S.R. F L O U R D ec.2 4 l*unrr ftketl GUARANTEED 20 lhs. 10 lbs. Cranborriot M S n r v A V M ' n a f ^NONE-SUCH 5 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 2 2 2 2 Lit. Box Stick Candy Lbs. Hard Mixed Candy Lbs. Chocolate Drops . LIm. Orange Slices .. Lbs. Assorted Jellies You Cnn Mix To Suit Yourself Pound Box Fancy Cherries 5 Lll. Box Holiday Chocolates 2ac 25c 25c 25c 25r • 2!>c li<lc 10 lbs. The ’very finest Turkey* in town, aold rarluaively in uur atom . I'lumply meat<<l bird., cum and |ieaiiut fed to maka drliratr, full-flavurevl meat. Texas Shipped, Dressed Weight T O M S lb . . . 9. 5 c • 5• 2 c 2 7 c Y O U N G HEN TURKEYS lb 32c For Calves. Pastry,. Bread; None Belter See uur Kut lien*, Fryer*. Duck* and lUif^ting Fowl; mime)-Having price. FO R TURKEY D RESSIN G Pork Sausage Ga. Style All Triple “S” Groceteria PORK SAUSAGE We (iuuranlcc To Pleitsv Hams 17 !/2c Shoulder Sides Heads 25c pi. 25c qt. H am s Armour Star Harm PIG PORK SALE LEAN H A M S wholo; lb 23c TENDER C H O P S lb 21c SH O U LD E RS wholo; lb l7»/»c Armour Ht*r ur W'lliou Certified Baconllhre||°- il« 39c Slibiin, Hound or Club Steak *<-*«'", '• 25c Cottago Choose '/t-lb Minco Moat bulk, lb Salt Mackcrol_____ oach 15c Fancy II. S. No. 1 Large Box Wlncnnp BUTTER 39c A p p le s 3 lbs. 2 1 c 27S. Fruit Coke M aterials Cut Vi O ff in Price Eggs One you can eat and know it's O. K. Look ours over, i f we pleased you last Christmas, we can do i i again. REM EM BER! When an A d reads “ Fresh Dressed” it could mean “Fresh Dressed” a year ago. CRANBERRY SAUCE 17 Ot. Can 2 For GEORCIA CANE SYRUP GALLON Back!) line Frmh Florida and Cold Storage We meet ull Egg Price*, PUMPKIN No. 2Vi Can 10c EGGS Bacon 10c LETTUCE CELERY Cold Meats Of All Kinds Complete Line N ative und Western Meats. YO U G E T W H A T l i P A Y FOR < Wafers H A r F R S - 8 |»ic»* and Bilracla, Cake Color* Inga am bailor. Honey Dew PEAS 10c 5c packages SALT or Black Pepper 3 for 10c 8 LBS. NO. 1 VIRGINIA PEANUTS lurge; doten 45c lirad* It. Ha. Cold Murage All-Whit* 303 CAN. TKNDKIt Something New Cracker*! SUNSHINE BANTAM SUPER B RA N D O L E O lb 13c KRAFT E LK H O R N Choose lb 23c Guide A Kin. AILWhlte BOILING Live Turkeys 10c 19c 10c Laud O' Hunihlnr, In Quarter* — 1 2 ,/2C 117 East First Street 327 Sanford Ave. at Cor. 4th St, Two Stores Delivery Phone 236 49c lu ll))’ t'lirifttnui* (la. Pennut whole or Hiring' end; lb ------- REAL JOWI.H M b bag llnltiniorr (Jaunty Fat Oyslcrs PORK ★ .Swift’* or Wiliam’* Oiuntry Stylo Libby’s 3 Tall Cans GEORGIA 29c I'aiuy Yuuug ~25c EGGS large; doten 33c BRAZIL NUTS lb STUART P E C A N S no. CALIF. A L M O N D S E N G LISH W A L N U T S COCOANUTS 2 W IN E SA P APPLES EM PEROR G R A P E S ID A H O BAKERS 4 25c I *»; lb 19c lb 25c lb 17c for 15c 2 lbs 15c 2 lbs 19c lbs I Sc Calif. Irthrrg Lettuce 2 b~J‘ 15c Nuwr York Hnoball Cauliflower >b10c I HIM* FMIMIIIA Carrots 2 Behs. APPLES 10 lbs. 9c 25c Criap Well Ultmchad Celery “ 9c A b'f *rr.y ot cho.c c.no.d fiullt ind » | itibl.i t* m.t. ,oy< Yul.lid. di***r • blff*r liu u i «t Uv.' c.it . ★ R O SEDALE 5L. PINEAPPLE 2 no l'/4 cans 23c BARTLETT PEARS Standard 2 no. I cant 23c GREEN G IA N T PEAS big, tender 2 cans 33c DAVIS C U P A S P A R A G U S all-greon 2 ens 29c LIBBY C U T BEETS 3 no. I*/, cans 25c LIBBY PEAS and C A R R O T S no. l'/3 can 14c G A R D E N P A T C H C O R N no. l'/a can 9c SWEET FIELD C O R N 3 no. 2 cans 25c N O R TH M A ID PEAS no. l'/2 can 10c N O N E-SO -G O O D . Tiny Peas 2 no l'/2 ens 27c STOKELY T O M A T O JUICE 23-ox can 9'/2c Land O ' Sunthino Mayonnaise 16-ox jar 24c TR O PICAL S A L A D D RESSIN G qt. jar 25c RO SFDALE PLAIN O LIVES 8-oz jar 10c LIBBY STUFFED OLIVES 6-ox jar____ 19c Timtly holiday luqgcitieM nhich $»$rjf hwnt will Lfid $$«d lor ot thu MiioM. Notico tho low ^ • pnctl. LOVETTS BREAD 16-ox whito loaf 8c Canada Dry Ginger Alo (plus dep) 3 bots 25c PERSIAN DATES big 2-lb p k g .' 25c SUN M A ID R AISIN S 15-oz pkg. 10c CLUSTER R A ISIN S 2-lb pkg. 17c PECANS 6*oz cellophane basket 25c BELL’S POULTRY S E A S O N IN G 10c size 9c HERSHEY B A K IN G Chocolato 8-oz cake 12c Pillsbury's Sno-Shoen Cake Flour pkg. 29c C R ISC O , SN O W D R IFT or SPRY 3-lb can 55c SW IFT’S JEW EL 4-lbs 45c 8*lbs 87c JELLY assorted flavors 10-oz jar 10c G O L D M E D A L FLOUR 5 lbs 27c PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR 5 lbs 27c HERSHEY C O C O A M b can 15c G O LD E N A G E M A C A R O N I 3 pkgs. 14c F A N C Y BLUE R O SE RICE 5 lbs 19c FO X RIVER M ILK * 3 . 'tall cans 19c 4X’s & B R O W N S U G A R ; \ Z r M b ctns. 15c SO U THERN BISCUIT FL<I>Uk 20-lbs 67c HAPPYVALE PUM PKIN 2 no. 2'/2 cans 19c C AM PFIRE Economy Marshmallows Ib-pkg 19c Avulon Luaciuu* Ueaaert PE A C H E S P IC K L E S »*• "r 1 5c Holiday Wrapped, aave on gift*— Popular Brand* CIGARETTES IIKINZ VAItlKTIKS Ex. Clam Chow A Chic. Potatoes 10b16c Haina Fig r’V no. 1 can Sweet M il U. S. No. 1 Main* Firm Yalta* no. 2 It can Dainty Ilia Fruit C O C K T A IL Qumlw SOUPS 2 cans 27c O nions 3 "•*• 10c *_____ Li— ,— 2 Pkg«. 25c TURKEYS 5 lbs. 11) lbs. W. (i. Meal 15c M O UNT VERNON Swansdewn Plain Flour 20 lbs. lb MincemeatLAND o* sun. 2 pkg$. 17c ()u *a lllj Htght* KrwrvH 69c 39c 25c ItHsa l.n$rr Raisins —- Ami what a dinner . . . table leaded down . . . mouth* watering . . . eye* bulging ! Our army of ChrUtma* apaciaU will enable yen to havr a M'lrndld fenat for a modeat ram. Tlie»e advertlaed value* allow huw n-uiinmirnlly it can b« dona. I LB. CARTON. J E W E L Large Pecans 3 lbs. J9C VOU SAVE 21c P ea ch es Dec.22 Here's Your Christmas Dinner I Read our s, then others - You judge LARGE FAT ItKI) I. LIVE repaid In If you need money, consult our representative, Mr. Ira E. Southward, at 116 North Pork Avenue. Martin’s Garage 2 F t fR runs JL 1 lo pay NO. 2 CANS SLICED H page xnni-M o r * m i r w i i w | IIATK. acrea planted In n m l i were valued iwullrj’ prcductlonTi* another lm-! riS A I. ^OTICR . . . . Klin TVS DBK1I ‘ * ‘ pot'nut * * 'Industry. "' ‘ R att $2,1582(5. The 39 acres planted Ih ete MM nre ap-t’ |8‘ ttrn K tir tliyr.s*. •XOTICK ta IIFItKHY ClIYEN’ i till! tlir un*Ur»lcnr«t wllL «>n lh« to tnmlpa ^rere valued at $1559.* prCAlhiatoly 28.<><mi>hamyntd fowls 7 ^ ra “ l«‘ >iiiri.J«ia mS * ' u"!,'!7t 25»lh. *.;»>• of Dcfunbar. A. I* HIT, !•» • •'til to iht limiter*blr i'minty •in the V". II V Jiid are voiced at ap- the ;ih Ilav October. » n jtitlb* of H^mlnoU County. Flnrt* »li«. ihnr final rrturn. avrouttl Approximately 60 tuns of «**°*5‘” “ *> * * • "«? ? iS T t-aV A «3 l .•ini \otirh$t$ n* \«hnlnl«lt,itnri* nnhiiinui , i , , t , „ d itii i i i wet - iinxiiieed nnd i . .i. . .i «.. i.. i--ue.t > pet hay was | reduced during the . s,, Tt,rrx. !■' 'I .. i tlin.ii* embrace* th. r.-t- of Il»f* l>tnt* $*l Wi:«» A Nl’ F.KU tW fAinl and nl d.tltl time, then year. 197 tons of native grass hay, 1 “* ,.!? , t > .-role t.r.ineriy . > • ».l lloir. mpV** nt»pli«Mtl«in t«i 150 toon o f millet, 4 tons o f peanut «>•- »*•'.«''« »■»»” "* n' 111* V; • " [ fr a .io ^ , 1UU oi ■ Hi** «n 1*1 JnrivF for * Dnnl hHllt* tv* nt «*f th#!* aiimitnn«rallon of liny and 10 ........ . natal r r a a a ) •« ' ..hint Ion o f •- la IU. lie :*. M SI A :• ••ilil riiatt. nnf* for an intrr dl«* ht.y; 8 tons o f ,rrc hm„ fontre; t» nnd IM I pound* uf but­ ii K trn K»i • I •f uitttf (hem na $u.h Admlnla* ILm.l fc l»e*ee fo to i: imlitni tons o f sittntr rnne forage, and 25 c.r ' " ‘ -'’d jii $710.46. n»kvM$i(ffRt nf Ihe l**in* .lua Iho lot. d.ty nf !>$• •I** •> Ulolrf the N|M •‘••lif. oriiibar, A. O ItST. tons o f fietd pen fur,re. | . U‘ iK>t| v.ts In lh« n«m> «•( lira A Hr##r. .!r. The livestock tdnUstles prepared; 2 = — - - --------— — ~ Itti ivrn Vlvlnn A Hl>r«*r. •»»•••»«• ariM i e r t lf lr a t » ehnll by Mr. VMhltnrr * 1*0 n veahtl that L e g a l N o tice •*1 Kift'irl itf |«t law, I fir I iiicrc arc 78 horse* mtd 8 r"lt* in _ ... _____ ___ , r»» iltw*ill(««| therein *$\illy ► ••M It* lltn Itiglii'ii bidder t the county vnlipd at nppinxistiTH'l! •n»ti, r ijHtir nn the ftr.1 luatcly $7,000 ; 561 mulct, valurtl nl i „ ' ,T... " i '. i ''mil.! i,, uni ‘••♦*v in tlif iiointh of Jiinu.m $102,585 ami one tvuik men val* *! •t»*• • ' w ■ nli'cfi la lli%» 3rd «1«> of ■ . .... i Mile •'•'I'- lui' ■■uni' t t.inil" ' A '. I*3t unl tit $,»0. i. imI svltii,»nt tin n nil"t ll*«* •»it«l iItia |$i day of DffMinlirr. There are nl«o 484 milk cows, j»rii-*ii.-t mi it.,. in ..r itie t-.ii«' r. IfKltNDON. valued at $30,015; 2.057 slock cat- ‘ *1!il* 1$ :i \!••!.««!«•(• *.f llir I’ nre • io$H »if r i r c u l t C o u rt »*f tic valunl nl $16 880. The pure tiled " f H$nilnt*l$ c o n m y. F lo r id a entile Include, 21 hcrefords, to !;;* }£ ' f t i l - . i m '.T Truck & Auto hiiMcin*. 61 | * i i e n n d 115 *••• mu- liojjp i...... Am cull milk fi.ii"'i Service Jt*r»r)*!«. Thrrr m r aha ItfST B<Ktlp*^SprinirfrL>Tnilltffl ill I..II..W nl onee. v ilt iii a* IllV t. It. I\ I'lX tU V . Tht* poultry nUtlilIrn >how that A price you can afford In«•!*«**•t»*r Prices cul deep into our share - M 1.14 Toilat Papar Waldorf 3 rolls 14c Pudding 15c & 33c llalna Plum Pudding 15c It 33c Scot-TiaeM ToUat PAPER 3 rolt 25c l �th e AGB SIX W H IT E F O X By SIGRID ARNE THE STORY 80 FAKt Two dolls, a sailor and llrlga. are rush Inc hack In an Ice* boat to th* den of the white frrt to rescue a tiny squirrel. The aallor ha* Just rescued V 1(< Ign from the fox. herald D U C K Y W TJC K Y t y A B N T J U S T L U C K Y ridicule useful. AND H fE \ sANPonn llusby MerkeWy belong* lo the aet-lt-out school, lie ■tie H* out In retire real*, then during *he “ lake" Im slpnd.. behind the, camera, going through Dip nnr; lion* while hit; player* perform! before Hie len*. Irving Cummings, once all ne-’ tor himself, uses the soft role* melhod, and Itrems benignly ns he watch** hi* scene, step by! step. Yoti can *lmo*t hear him *s he mentally reads the line*.I Merryn leK ny’* that way too, 1 Kmest Lttbltsch lei* out lh*| actor In him occasionally, II'd funniest, when hr emote* through | h love ecene with hi* cigar In hl*i mouth—to ileuidnslrate an Inflce-j lion, n mallei' of timing. a movrnient of the head or arm hoj wants. Gigantic William Dle*orle--ln achievement a* In itature. what I with '‘Kola'' behind him—irrla exelted. known t»! lltlga lo the Queen of Falrle*. Isn’t there aomethlnr « * n d® for yo u t" -Yea, there la." said the Queen. "I've been thfnklnf about It for some lime. Hut \VIIJiav* to a*k Santa first." “ Isn 't.It about time »o atari back for the toyshop T‘ asked the sailor, "W * must drop Ihla .tiny nciulrrwll o ff with- his people on th* way.“ “ Ye*, let’s hurry," said Haig*“ Won’t you ride along with u al" she asked the Fairy Queen. “ I ’d like to," said the Queen. And I can tell you that rid* sras swift and smooth because the Queen of Falrle* was aboard th* boat. walk up and down the act. be-' Tomorrow! Th* Wishes. tween scenes, waving arms orcr| Chapter 21 Caught Again ~VThe-moon was wrapping) a hlg r » r aloud around hi* shoulders When th* sailor and llelics skimmed back In their Ire host to the fox’s den. They had In re* turn to save the tiny squirrel that had promised to wait for them In a holly bu»hv They lied their boat to an klrle and errpt quietly to the foot of the fox’* mountain. Just as they dpprrarhrd the holly tree they his head and shouting: “ No, no.1 beard a squeaky «nl«per saying, You luff her. rmi understand?| “ Hay. her# I am. Thank roodMake It real, make It h>girst. (jiff Hollywood Talks neea, you came. The fos hn* been me more, inure cioer.-, more oneut looking all around for me.” nr iton m N c o o n s ihuaiusm, more luff 1** Thare was the liny squirrel. He And lie get** It—morn "closer" tool a flying leap and landed HOLLYWOOD, |)re. 12.— nnd more "hiTf.*-on (he sailor’s hnnd. Slramre It may be, bull tha |»er* "What Is the fox doing?" Hel­ eon most vMntly concerned In a l s asked the e-iulrrel. movie line seen* I* neither Of the Open air Is (lean com|iartd to "Oh, ha’a Just flnt-hrd break­ prinrlpuls but th* dlrretor. hnus* air, which la contaminated e r up all the furniture In Yours stars, unless (heyYd very there." **M the squirrel. Ile'e new at the business, may be with dust, mould and microbe*. ** mad he ran't «lt down " I quite blase about etehanghtg <•*■ Too Late mint km* nnd embrace* for Ihe G IF TS The aallor and llelga laughed ramern. luy your director never abd hurried bark to ih<> boat. In, Ills rrnlltn'.lon of th* hnI s d s — a iiiljw r i- r s n lc ; they were loo la*e. They' port anee of ilnrrre and bountiful | w tl«r OaeS* reaoiata p rd a rush behind them, and Jove semen lo lila picture makes rtclcrla (ilesaware kntrlaw s Vetlerr there was the while f,,r* f T__ n^-Jilm, lur .lie tune, u l,oi hallo nlng down the mountain after wlihoui por<folio. He knows so ...... thoroughly the mood he want* Officn Equipment Co. “ Quick." whltipcrrd the sailor, ihnt ymi nre sure, wntrhlnjr his “ Bland close together. When he |jn,. excitement, he roabf glv* I l « MdPoelia * » « .. rheas 1*4 pounces toward us Jump to your n *,.r |„,fnriuanre than hi* *H#.“ nlam. The two stood absolutely still Konietlmm he doen, too—better ■nd when Hio fox pounced llelga f „ mik*r, That Is when he jumptd to Ihelr side, and the sail- undertake* to “ show them how.” or Jumped lo his side. Th» while ^ , , 1,1* Mayo frequently net* mil fox peunrod right through them. rr, nM dminnntratp Ihe efand past them Into n big snow ff f |„ j|p want*. Archie weigh* drift, nrmmd 200, unless lie's reduced . “ Quirk, the hells," shouted 11*1- M,m„ jf,. ,(M (gfc, «n ry of fool with each Norge ga to the. aallor. (togper'a plnro wl'h Slgrld Claris ClrcuLallnp Oil Hentcr! If* ahook Ihe silver bells that ||f ||(> ,.Mnrro re h e a r**, Would rail Ihe Queen » f Falrle*. ^ ,1(1 wnu)(| leclle lh, |,nM Como ,ti and nee them. Bha appeared suddenly by Ihelr |,|n,M.|fi B,„| ,h, rwpllewt. emaids calling all Imr fair.** nod. pliaslslng the desired Inflfctwm. they Jumped up from everywhere A,r |,in „ l(llkB inOrclioes I. the of Ihe iiiow. «lown from i I n tmnrlr loirr pftiMiffv*. •tre branches, ami out of rrrVJi:rhUel curtix. eaciiahle llunICia* In Ihe rotk*, (srian. doe* not *'a#t out" tnbvle “ Hurry," ordered Hie Queen, t^.mahltos. lie r. .rnuents,< rriii "cover th* 1 sim w . huiumock.wtUii rlrr<i r„ CKr, (Bt « Th#{ a coat of Ire. W ell te d the f » « l , | M, would not inch l.tlUeni Don't *■ there Just loDurtioupli for u* |.„|j |„r In * *1.* w «« ,’ hc.t |«i‘ ta pet away.1 . latn. Crifdi her. Maybe you bitak ' V8.h '*• . ‘ a rib. That I* all right If wa • The fglrrs rushed to the hum* >(.| „ E ALL FLAVORS 8 O'CLOCK BREAD tQC 22 01 4 i Freshly, GROUND la tO Pall. I I t . a. MO. I MAI Potatoes PAUnr WINKBAP PEAS A. & P, Vaettvrd tha llaaaball Writers’ Association award at moat valuaI National Leant* player far 1037. For doe MeJwIck, chief Oaa Mbs gangster, also slugged his way to Ihe batting championship APPLES BEANS Cranberries 3 for CORN A. * P. CHISC0 1 Ibi 21c Si lbs. 55c 6lbs. $1.09 Tires— Batteries•» C/ o s a i f i e d A dvertisem ents JANE PARKER FRU IT CAKhS Pints 17 c Quarts 2 9 c Hotpolnt has created a new stand­ ard o< values. Now you can have a refrigerator that actually freer* ice and uetrerts farter than ever befoke —k#»nt roue food safe and (r»||dor week*. And thank* to a new prin­ ciple ot cooling, the Vacuum Scaled Tiiriftmsrtar operates on a trickle of electricity costs much lets than old-fashioned refrigeration . * Visit our display now. Sea for yourself why the tide ol presence is twinging to Hotpolnt. Sites mid stylet to ftt every need and purse. Western Turkeys lb. I.AHtiH KAT , Giant Hens Lb. LEG-O-LAMB Lb. Pork Ham, Beat Lb. 2 LDS. )QC Stuffed Olives ^ £ aWKKT MIAMI 20c PICKLES 21 Oz. Jar f f c 29C Lifebuoy Soao 3 for .20C PAOH 2^C Grape Jelly 1 Lb. Jars i j t an * 1 .1 . I.— Annuuncemcnta HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by one who .rally know* how. Briggs. Jeweler M.gnolla A r t ’to Kurd .,C'uupn , g12S—four-wheel trailer 1171 -large eeinl trailer With a rebuilt Iknlgr truck. Reel A Huns, used ruy rtraler*. PHONE 87 201 N. PARK 12— \\antad WANTED TO lltJY lafge heating steer. Hlmrl s liar. DuUnd IlilO MUDKI.' A tcuck7 NUk Eernuventi, Itmilr I, Ilug US. Rued. Tun and hulf Chevrolet truck, 1V.K1 inislrl, gisri ns new- -cheap. 20— Mlsccnangous For Bala Apply IV. C. Aichlisll, alii Magn« We have a complete line of oil Ha Ave., Katifoyd. buodng. ruaullna and electric heaths, (Jet ouf prices before you 8— Ilclp Wanted buy. Rrolt Carre way, ine. Kitchen slid Dining mom help. POLICE purs for ael*. i'hone. Call Uaynmnd Kit In, I'h no 200. 76U7U WANTED—tt'b'iril woman fur Al| kind* Christmas tree lightshouses,ntk. Apply at Hanfu'd (lenulna Masda bulbs. HcotlCarratsay, lnc. H R S n i n r NEAT.' efflrie'ni, rot Upright piano, . good condition, tired woman, lo rook and rerru fur quick g*to—110,00. Term* one meal n tlsy fur fgmlly of hi reliable party Pbone #01 J, two. Apply llernld Office USKD NOilUE Circulating" lUater I I — .Mlaerllanenua —coal #80.50 new— |3tdKI. Ymi’re tried all tha reet, now Scott-Cnnaway, In*. try III* best. City Shoe ghop, iUrgaTn—in tnbi ~i*n n*n*ral 110 Hanford Arana*. Ehrtrlo lladlu. llaadsll KletA For that last minute rush don’t forget that we have for the COLEMAN RADIANT g»*olln« kkhllet:—skates, air rifles, foot­ heater- Used only short while, balls, wagon*, tricycles, bicycles, DUS Magnolia Ave. and numi-ruus other Hems—all at light price. H'sl'hy -Rogers 1laid - * is# WATT DC light"plant' for ware Co. sal*. H U M f! sold Ibis week. Kbnrl's, list .and Jtoad. FOR LKA8K: flvn pump aerrlca! station, cholre local Ion on atala klghwyr N®. a In good, live town. V- W. Uould Agency, Drbmd. Fla. YUKON CLUB G IN G E R A L E v D ate Pudding 8 Hotpolnt Speed freeser powered by the Thriltmaster makes Ice and frosrn desserts raster tha* ever ei lowest operetiag cost. Keeps food Safe snd crispy-fresh in agently Ihwtlap blanket of frosty sir—sir held fP 1 n o o DOWN INSTALLS YOUV HOTPOINT NOW HuUrnct #«f •/ MfY«|i fs HUJ mouthy iitmt essctly st therighi temperature hy bsh anted treating control. Speed irecses is sa esclutive lloipolnt adsancm meat. 1 ynsrsyet/erwumr /n/siita I-Jtrgo 3 Cans 25c I a Ilot lien * Pl.t a tiiipusiv i Guava (j W ing TASTE 2K lb, sacks I C IG A R E T T E S pkg, Fancy Engllah P L U M P U D D IN G W ALN U TS lb CANDY GUM DROPS C U R R A N T S 10 os. pk*. H^B. P op e Co., Inc SANFORD a & p f o o d 200 PARK AVE. i ANNB Ince Meat AH I.CrW AN , SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 8— Automobile* [URBN MORTON-HOURS T h * Am azing N « w S P E E D FREEZER i tm *> - RINSO Pkg. 9c Pkg. H CIS Easy imympnt HUn SEE UH FOR YOUR OAH. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK H 1 4c Lb. oconut3 S A L A D D RESSING t DOWN 2 BANANAS 4 Lbs# ] 5 c Yellow Onions 3 Lba. | Oc * ANN PAGE PARk AVE^—PHONE 37 »o rk of snow, and ran hnrtr timC (leMIII*. hawk-eyed on every forOl, over It. covering it with h lho «m e when hU play lc« Just ns ymi ond I would opTead , , , |m ,.. f4im,.i|,„ec butter over u him. Th* fox bottled ll„ r|dlrn!i. along with bland Ini Ide. but the Ire liehj him. i. lniietiln In i-pur them Into Ihe .there. |“ iiioml." Another showman-dlrec“ Uh.Uiank ymi so much, •said i„ r. v«n Nlernberp. has found 5 Lbs. s :,i u o h v. sioi.nK.v nirst ' COLEMAN’S 50 GALLONS A A P BAKER’S C O FFE E stores PHONE 88 FLO! DAN DUNN * Secret Op T « NARCOTICft MAN/B ARRIVED . A T WU FANO’* / DAN AN D T U G N ARC O TIC A G E N T S W A IT FOR TUB PROPER M O M E N T TO B U R ftT INTO TUC BASEM ENT UPON THE SMUGGLERS. IN T U G MEANTIME BOBBY AND ANN, LEAVING TU B 4TORS NEXT DOOR T O W U W ONT • E LO NG NO W B O Y D ---- I ’L L jND IN TUB ALLBV jW U I BN ARE RAPIDLV UNL< . DICK M U D S O N S C A R r WERE ALL RRAOTf DAN. G IV E T U E W ORD. w e l l GO I N " YOUR O U N I A N D RGMGP W tffiSft' Y ^ 1 . ir ite o a T ib ' f l ll FANGVUAVC REACUEO A CAB. n o w • . m T M i T IM f C O M ! ON, STICK UP [ c o m in g , o a n B A C K UP. TM BR6 « U iu lC K L Y T U B lA t G N B N T OF W U FANOB a n U O O U N S OGN 1% f i l l e o w i t h . N A R C O TIC A G E N T * LE D B Y DAN O tlM N , M C R B T . • A U -B U T X m il l have a TRICK LEFT vice slat Ions rn Park Ava. Oaad ••* our ai led Inn of Wealing' house applUndea—the Meal opportunity far local rain. Inqolrt Christmas gift- Bcolt Carraway, c t ihe Bayard Realty Oe, too N. Park Ave. s .FANCY CITRUB frult--*l*o Tutkey ha* <J(1 llvfatg e#tvXmas (roe*. Hand a bog bom* iiosariani—SAW women aad U M •r to a friend. .Em our display. ;Banlaoi* r r « i Bhog. j. Y- Toele a4 v a .w. * f l M - ® - B- MMllaaa. Proprietor*. il rainfall far the i k �t i * AY, DECEMBER it, 1987 L n, rjr’ * * * * *$ ? ' T»ACE SEVEtf THE SANFORD RERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA to make Uf rmnry Inspect obsoye:s here that the tTnltnll IIMschltr. a bright green m*n. The Molar arthipelago I* tho threats by joining the Allies la Slates has boon eatremely care- aral. t» one of the i^mmone*! ,»i». *»;•' ‘ t group of Islands In the the World Wnr. i fu! not to make any thr*its of copper. , • • • {against the Japanrar in thr Pan* One of our politely phrssed ay Incident. Threat* bring war t -n rraneiscoV birth rate n rii**brth Itrrpnfr n;n born In Hill* measagr* to the derma* quicker thnn anything else, and 10.1T m i the highest In nine ye.u», Viomft eii IIKH). goTemment ca»t the die of war It'a the prevailing opinion tnat a'mral n ear before we actually, Ce Rvorevelt administration will took up arm*. Here is part of it: mika no arch threat* it d.e* Rot "L'nleaa the Imperial (dermanl intend to carry out. • t W H AT IT MEAKS Ry MORGAN M. DEATTk A P Featara ftervIce Writer I the Wlille House in Wailnngtun / WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Tho and tho nnpcior’a palace in Ja* Japanese bombing of tho Anicri- pun. c m gunboat Pansy In the Far All this bowing and scraping is f*M s given American diplom^tbo * tI t o ha. diplom^lho serious tstunt ntunl man has put gag tba hardest nut |t has hsd to between himself anil war. It's .he government........... . abandon —------ • crack since the World War. The'buffer he hit devised to waid . . . submarine warfare . . . the' In servlug.nep- food* to a young catch Is two-fold: To pcisuadc Jn- » f f n rviurn to the law vf Ufa government o f tho Untied Stain >hild la-gin with n miioII portion Japan not t o kill any more]Jungle. ^toaricans or dnmago their prop Tho ritual would ho meaning. 9. To get a satUfaotory guar- less ami empty if ihc nations had Mh <hit the promise will to been unahle to build themselves apt, conic what may. |up us porsouilltiet on nu tnlemablplomatlcally, the. first is ttonul singe, sonsit Ivo to friend, tig. Tho Japanase hnvo already, drip, enmity and ull the other re fcMqgtitd fir n'serious military actions of individuals. Tor. I.lko indivduals, they must ap. £ut getting the gunrnntcc Is pesl to low when they arc IniHethlng else again. juml, If u warship U bombed, * * * tho Incident is thr mo:u serious— The trouble her* Is throe.fold: because a warship Is the propII, There are bound to ho ml*-,or*y nnd symbol of u whole ns- (JLASy . M1UKOKS FEATURING P A IN T S YO l R l HRFSTMAS BUSINESS JAIJTY— DISPRNDABILITV Pittsburgh Proof Product,4 IMIU.NO 7S8 I Sanford, Fin A trade' lllili;. When (iroccrie.s A re Sold Clicnpur Roir»Qinnc 1io y A Dailldllido |ib s . “ o F R E E D E L IV E R Y FRESH p R I^ S E I) LARGE SWEET JUICY ORANGES TANGERINES itlons with 111 guns. Monmvhllo, tho Piem-h we.. • • • I Impressing American •enntro in The navy trok the far i-«.tcm aorvlco agsinsl thilr un. witli :!.■ 1 -till Into consideration month•i English, and tho republic finally] to when It decided to s'rut the bail to start rapt:.ring Fivnrhi A “ ivnre llvatv' strength of the United Stairs m.n-o* wnr. fleet In thr Pacific• nest spring, emlod thst unoffirlal wnr in I HOI. 'defcrd"| 1ho English won doing llie •pie tattle fmvo will our western frontier In the l'a mm* thing on Hu- international clfle ngtln a “ mythical" enemy near-ays, and tlmt also brought u Thnt'a nheut ns far ns th<it* nnvy n r In I It 12, nf'rr the !lrltl*imts hud p:o\vn told i-m'ii-.li to rnp'i'r* enn go without risking a w r. ' nut hefoir th*- fleet »«»-, * out the rrew of tin Im.rtedn tunvoy Un't/0 H* name*. therrNflhnt In*'■'utj- '*nltImott.- Aenfn Jhit tlnnnl cllqtirllr, hook. Tin10 i-il itb '.ptss 'MSI vjotpi i m ,1 '. ft Via not until IFOtli that ,nj that hit Iho I ’nnay also oy'ci:v‘l |pm Ihe rules of pane one, um| other ‘Veil III. l|. r*Jt>l\Vii ■i .jllbs IV the alata iktpnrlmtnt'r Job t* nation. Thm it gas' thr .]>ntllt-.hli) »plnr* every last rcl* within the • n'ne 'that Lteil ! 4±tnl| overt. Iinrtor nnd »*nr|i-it*ttfn wnr iillb SUks hvtsiatfHjod p «ts-..n t'd} Spits.. , { ' I / a** «• ,11 :M- glovws matching-, thrduvh' Thin tm-riLWlgilJlirlfiWl M* mbnsaits. . atutu . dt pattm.uu i,; rkleui of World.war' ifew. mid prtlgn offices, rlnlms ileiiard. 'ho p-r-llnr chain, of notes than bants anil even up In the d«ir ill fKecd Iho fJnlt^J .Stages flnJ'v WILL SELL THEM STRICTLY FRESH HOME DRESSED IN P R O D U C E D E P A R T M E N T EATMOKK IN M A R K E T D E P A R T M E N T \ PIC SIDES * Lb. I' o i i u t ill %• 11% IC HEADS Each 2$C BACKBONE IIIU / n illlH O il IVINEHAI* CELERY Ho liday m^ 15c SHOULDERS Lb. 15c LI). ISC SAUSAGE___Lb. 18c 19c 25clsD()ili'j)ERS LI). 17c Walnuts lb COUNTRY CURED « i\ 1 ItIM i H a m sjb . 19c|H am s P otatoes 10 Lbs 15c OYSTERS _ () 21C | BACON Lb SNOW DALI NO. I FAN MINOT ( ItANHERHIKS DEI.MONTI CantrlV, Chesterfield, Luck ten, Old Gold No. 2 'i Fresh Prunes 2 for 25c Nu. 1 Fruil (ocklail 2 for 2JC SALAD BUFSSiNC ASPARAGUS FLOUR 2i OZ. ()/.. JAR HWECT MIXEU’ OR DILL DILI 24 HWEET MIXED r* P ick les 2 for C H R IS T M A S C A N D IE S k Jia 'ro W -M v CHOC. DROPS lb. 12V|C ION DONS lb. CANDY IIAKH 3 for. l«»c NOVELTY MIX lb. 25c J KING'S MIX lb. W. H. APPLE SAl’CB Nas a Np. lYt CAN YELLOW CLING NU. Ski SPRINGTIME COHN Peaches2for luC r M l » b r 'l McKee A u t o S u p p l Open E very N ig h t Until Christinas . 1ST HT. t y SANFORD, FLORIDA - PHONE I U TOMATO SOUP larg e D'c I Sc CAKE FLOUR NO. 2 CAN STANDARD �'X* I I V *4 f d, 5 . *** — ! f» PAGE B THE SANFORD, B t F -ti H o u s e w i v e s ... ^ Make Ours Milk9Say GMC Thick Drivers ! i •• /t \'**V S * Lit, sANFonn, rL b n m A ................. . a------------------------ ■U* .H elp s F o r •. K ■y MBS. ALEXANDER OEOROE Repfealahlag The Candy J*re Orange Candy 2 cup* granulated sugar L?' j- r ' 1 rap trailing water 3 tablespoons butter 1 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons crnled nra.ign rind E J‘ B i • 1^ teaspoon sail 31 rap aota 1 teaspoon vanilla Ic — i ... I— ■ ■ ■ ^ i— *nm i ........ fbocouta u*od h) death regtiltod from pneumonia^ Laat-mlnute Chrlatoa* gift* _ Death which act In Halurday nlghl "'■7 made by filling colorful rook c l f r o . t b i pbould be F r a n k B . K e l l o g g and which complicated cerebral P°<UrY bowl* ®r unu.ual-ahape^.gft.r H b incite* Olberwl**., Ihrornhuala from which Kellogg iam wI'h o r u e c marmaUde. gra p eU gg M oee the frosting to RT. PAITfj, Minn.. Dec. 31. — hatter or data e « . . m * . Ito o lb ln . • (A*)—Frink timings Kellogg had ai.ff.-red .er'eral month.. , Tho one lime farm boy who former Hrrretlary of Stale end I m >nnllior of Hie Kellugit llrl ro*e to International promlnem" ' nnil world prnra n o t, died '*1 aa n ataleaman and champion .if SOLVE YOUR GIFT hla home nt 7:11 |>. M. yralrr pen re, hail been In n coma nlPROBLEMS WITH moat alraillty alnce late Bnlnrdn». SANTA SAYSt * I I KHIogg. i » jo winner o f . the dny nl|ht. THESE* GhTS Nobel pence prlte,. would hare celebrated hi* I'U hlyflr., birth ARE "TOPS*’ Chrialmat wa* not amdng the I ilar today. earlieal fy tlra la of the Chriallan . . .*• '• ***** THIS | Ifr. J. A. tra'pnk aald thnt church . | SUPPERS . Men'* '■ . Women's.. * . « . Children’s : ’ CHRISTMAS Wh e n l-f teuapoon lemon raitart Hprlnkle One cup of the auger In a frying pan. Heat alnwly and atlr constantly until a light ■brown arrup forma. Add wai t and let almmtr for fire minute*. Then add the mixture to the r«*t of the auger, butter and milk. Doll slowly and atlr frequently until a aoft ball forma when a portion la tested In cold water Add Orange rind and wait. Let aland for to minuter, lira! un III creamy. Add real of the In dredlcnla and drop portion* from tip of ipbon onto greased in o r l a n d o v is it Hera’* Ow au ferf M i ' ■■ The Owl Book Shop •athtflng. dHH|tU«d ’ « g ift C H R IS T M A S BOOKS Greeting card* for Xiaaa and ereryday 8KNH FOB MONTHLY BOOK LIST Hm w ’ V ., in * * D’Orsay Slippers FOR THE LADIES T H E O W L BOOK SH O P There allppcra make Ideal (brief* maa g if a and coair la black crepe, blur rrrpe, blue aad red trepe. and Imralloa kid. IT ISN’T TOO LATE TO SET OUT ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS wh lia v a a nkw at r r i . r nr 11: LARKSPUR—DELPHINIUM—CALENDULAS CORNFLOWERS—PAN8IE8—ETC. -j' f a rap light corn afrup >; Ukleapoona butler .f jr, tahfa*poona vinegar f a cup granulated auger J. taaapoon vanilla ■W rap nu|a *, gjBoll without arrup stirring th :mola*»e,, corn .arrup, butte, lytaegar and augar. Wbigt t k * t o l* r t> l | I forfng whet, a > r f . 'lion la aluwly poured In'o a ok! ''of cold whter, remove from heal JAdd tanllla ’ and pour over *H« ’n il. •whtrh ttave been ptarfeTT^ a buttered pan. When cool enough to baodle break apart. Louisiana Pudge Oar t cup* dark brown sugar 1 cup granulated augar 1 M cupa milk S Uhleatoona butler. >■• t I S leeapoon* vanilla t il cup pecan* I-f cup chopped candled pine apple J-I cap mcoanul. In loiklitx fruit nr wnliliwr calm ll, atlrrlng frequently.^ the fja kliit Ufivt pill.-1 •mp, el'I'V.Cie khlg. ^ phallmv (mu IIIleil with water in Hie om ii. 'I lie water will ball /nm* a* * .* £ 4 V ip .fg !4|l' j.n-p] Urn rukea muLl and d ' lb I cold '"w a te r! c T e m fF , gEe aji.luio l<> llieir auifpria. <ynch bed! dnd 'leC atari#);* ' m l rule Mtimlil lie ulluwril I . ro»l in Ule*. Beat nuU| crradinaAdd r j ' ! Uiv pau in \*In, h it h «> bukitl. M the lligreulenta and*M'»i>c**lL | ,*• a b*r two Incbra thick. I’ M MRS. H E R B E R T R U S S E L L * g a r Avr. *».•»- -hpf^ ... rtinvR aet J ” SM PH JO W ^; Than# allegin ' ^ tdKe ha either kaiU hr >wef|Uaole* S T A R T IN G A T 11 O’CLO CK Hawaiian Music— Hula Dancers A night of hljrh clans entertainment—No cover charge. Ami don't forget to take home n bottle to complete your Xman nhopping Halt. We carry the largest ntock of winen gnd l|quont In this iwrtinii. ’ Ope it day gaal night. Rro* delivery. f Other Beautiful Daniel Green k m *;.including Mt.W, kMu.h to match trimming. fc.vlHLj FANCY V and i LOWIBR POTS W E S T E R N C H R ISTM A S T R E K S ' A ll Sizes—Reserve Yours Today “ H fcN R Y A . R U SSK LL SKKI > GOl AV 100 W. FIRST ST. ■COlent SANFdRrt *FLOhibA'<' I’ HONE 41 '■Independent -Home C^nedudt:4 Butter 1 "tilar oonii 1 m v r,t riiKvat . AMNOIM'S I I'O IM IIT ilULLl r rot'a n CAS H GROCER 1 A N D FRESHLY ROASTED. STEEL CUT, MAXWKI.L HOUSE M E A T M A R Tilt: HIIIHT TO l l « " T Q| aVTITV 400 HANFORD, AVR. RHONE i l l WE DRESS AND DRAW THEM FREE SANFORD, FLA. 1 I.B. SIZE CAN Jilu n A ltl.1 1 BRAND i ll* A m i o n r 1*41 MONARCH KWFET A P P L E S y —^ C ID E R Q t . PLUM PUDDING Can, mm ( Z O C Bki Ol. J*r • l.fc. Ha* I'K r l'e in m r " Olives E A C H 25c I’AITIFJS MIXED CANDY . No. lY i Can |u> Peaches Ii i C A N 16c laar.•Ural* i Fancy Bulk Oriole Peas P er can 22c ■ llcrahey'a Herohey'n Cocoa V2 lb. can Cocoa 1 lb. can 14c 9c YOUR FAVORITE nRAND M ILK 3 T A L L CAN S f i U t OLD FASHIONED BROWN OR CONFECTIONER? S U G A R We 3 fo r 23c FLORIDA GOLDEN JUICY SPICED FRUITS YACHT CLUB SEEDLESS R A I S I N S PEACHES APRICOTS 29c SOUTHERN LADY ■ SALAD ■DRESSING ■ Qt. ■ *E AND BLACKWELL'S, SAUCE ^ JAR lb. 25€ 4 § c o w n rt wm OYSTERS ’ 'T L ' S. P. PIE'' Cherries idttyC atk lS c iVirL'{ W f'9' 29C HAMS ••as*"' lb. 27C lb. V T IM O V a T K V IIM R IIN II a K t V U K I l V tC S fi TFM IK K PO»-v Shoulders | I Swlb'a Prealam* , LAMIt LEGS [Jb. 17’7,c I lb. Lb. WE HAVE A COMPLETE .LINE OF CANDIES AND NUTS Lb. FINK FOR YOUR TURKEY DRESSING IDAHO BAKING Iran Bunch l t t Potatoes' 3 iba. 10 c ahoaai.L rmu am CRANBERRIES lb. |$ e rTuTnamaMwaaBM^ U. 8.7*0*l J|hWH Potatoes 10 lba. Me 2 for TBNDKB CHESTNUTS Lb. CLUSTER IRAISINS Pound CROSSE AND BLACKWELL’S - CAULIFLOWER lb, 9 c LETTUCE 9?Q R 25c P O T 50c is l a n d DUCKS Frail Cocktail Imported Chineoe GINGER Qt MINCEMEAT fa n c y io n g roHK SAUSAGE 2 Lbs. TASTY OLD FASIUONED BULK HAM! lb. HENS o it i Pkg. Pkg. :: Blueberries C A N 25c LARGE SELECTED BALTIMORE Tender PLUMP. PAT KKI» Dozen APPLES t'rram of Hplnarh Hoop A m u i ' ml ltil.h r* ltua«t H ufftd lurkey Gihlrt Gravy f>*nherrv Jelly Candled Hweel I'o l*'o r. Ilruyaei* . prnu'a I’lum Pudding with Prandy Hauer BaUlne. N u *. Coffee Breakfast Bacon lb. }2C Lb! MINCE M EAT No. 2 Can FANCY DELICIOUS a » U M « i > ui.irr.o DVT A n B U U n n BWANBDOWN CAKE FLOUR ORANGES Our Suggml on For CHRISTMAS DINNER h a v e a c o m ple te l in e o f APPLES PEARS ~ V>u“ I MCranberry h SA U C E I 2 FO R 29c No. 2 Cana Dates r LB. 19c 1 Pumpkin -C A N 10c IIMV Ginger A le Qts. 3 for 25c Wage (If *|S.real . p 1No. 2K« Can1 29c •W i l l * J) OZ. PKG. OLD FASHIONED | 5f CRKU Broccoli 2 lbs. DATE And NUT BREAD SALTED -------------------------------- - CASHEW NUTS . i n Lb. iiasmbikagla RUM AND SHERRY EXTRACTS Bottle NUT MAID OLEOMARGINE '- I, LI �I ~ ~ fjf**-*'vr-^rv^ “— . Saaferd Is Th« DaJr Cratral , fk rU s City Affording Ball, Highway. Aad.WaUr E VOLUME XXIX V. Meabtr Aonodxtad Pw— Senate Plans Big Probe Of !l Trade Slump a» • • I n v e s tin a tio n Seen V A s FurnishingBasis F or D ealing W ith Budget Balancing ^Meeting Planned FV»r Tonight When CIO A g e n t W ill T ry To O rg a n ize' W orkere * Dies Plans Meet To Cut Spending Although knotted groups af strikers loafed near (hr premises of the Eckerson Fruit Cannary to- Roosevelt W arns O f UnbatencedBudget; B l a m e s Congress ^ • WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. — (A l1) —Official* arranging for the Senate's unemploy­ ment investigation beginning Jan. 4 Indicated today It would develop Into u broad analysis of, the extent of the buniheu recession. Governments! and Indus­ trial leaders will be called, > i they said, to testify on »he pres* rnt lnilu*trlal activity and prns, prats for the nsxt few month*. Pomn Informed person* forecast i the Imiulry, under the direction o f donator Bymm (D.- 8 . C.) would be one of the moat ale-, ( nlflrnnt events of the 1938 rongrassional. naaalon. It probably will provide the background. they *ald, for tho domlnnnt IsaiA of the session— Kovernment expenditures and bud• trot balancing, Furthermore, the inquiry will constitute the first attempt by Oonjrress to study tho relief problem for Itself and devise a program of Ha own. dis* C «II> h S n r * M T m . , ’ Sanford Contributes \ *. T o Children's Home 4r- ^ 1 EE ‘ , • . * .... 1 t 4 * •Ai Mrs, Arthur Bransn, ebalrman of social program for the Hanford Woman's Club, la In ractlpt of « letter acknowledgement from tho Children's Home Society of Florida ir. Jacksonville for the 23 Christ, mas packages and 97.20 In dona­ tions recently sent the horns by ttir Hanford Club. In the letter Marcua C. Fare, superintendent o f tho .home ex­ pressed hla gratitude, to the mem­ bers of the dab who had n part In sending the donations which “ will help to bring Christmas Cheer <o our little folks". "This is the most exciting time o ( all timts for our youngsters," the superintendent o f the Home continued, "and you may be sure that you have all had a very defl nlte part In helping us give our little folks the beat Chriatmu* evir. State Tuberculosis Sanitofium T o Open • The Florida State Tuberculoid, Panllorlum, Saar Orlando, will be officially opened and dedicated on Jan. 3, according to an announce­ ment made today by officials of the Seminole Tuberculosis and Health Assoc latkra. Tho program for Uta opening day includes an all-day Inspoet ion luur <>f the building, buffet lunch, al 12:30 o'clock and a program of speakers beginning at 2:00 o’clock, |o,-al officials sUtsd, adding Hist all interested In tbs hoepitel were invited to attend. Dr. Arthur Meyer*, o f Mlnneipalls, president at the National Tubem.Intis Association wilt be one Of Ills principal speakers. ReprrerntaHrea o f tke Federal Emer­ gency Administration of Foblic Works In Wash lagt set and Atlanta, Florida 8<motors, Oev. Fred P. Cone and other ontstendlng figures have (wen lasted to partlclpala In tba program. • • I f You Need • - . 1 room aMrti . . . fa n ttiM bead radle JBA T , a gm < . . . a dag . - . a used . plsabteg fixtoree A CLASSIFIED AD will get it fo r you. Phone 148 M A TE C U M B E M O N U M E N T aayrfoHait hkh s i EwtabILshcd In In 1 19(yy Established : ■« Japan Forms New Rule For Nanking Area B A N G T A IL S COME B A C K TO F L O R ID A T R A C K w i-ah .-4 WOK i »fi6 irir*ri^ Three HundredAm erleans Flee Hankow; ' Others A re W arned T oL ea ve Hangchow . ‘ .•idBbTdC/’ : •.uiSew i* fcA* ’ ” 7*fa • 4 ,t m . » ^ J1 Dingfelder Tells " t Kiwanis O f Yule Timelo Germany 51 I .“wI . :l Japs Admit Panay ~ Machine -Gunning' Circuit Judges Asked To Decide Murphy Act Ismio vaM*. ho»i ye.tew*y ty Ace -. 4 Britain To Delay Naval Movements U ntil New Year Drive Planned On? More Day To To Stamp Out Give To Empty Rabies Spread Stocking Fund 6 j Mrs. C. C. Earl Is Named President Of Tourist Club LOCAL W EATHER n e ry b o d y \Jouys and uses C h ristm a s S e a ls A ™ ■A Nl/MBER 101 v •» A peareful following a walkout of O fficer Describes Inapproximately 71 men peeler* ' — Ilf'* c i d e n t Resulting yesterday. i. -” V*h • ffj» “ Throats o f 4picketing were htud In Am erican L osr this morning, ufficisls reported, bkt City and ('uimty prare officer* nr Axnrl.l.e Proa. who remained at the |naht Japan farmed |i new sutono* throughout tho day frustrated any mnifti government at raptured attempt* at Interferonea with Nanking today, presamebly to workers as canning operation* replan* Generellsslnio Ch>tng wire In both tho heart and Jutoe Kel-HhvNs m.'hmsll.p governs sections ou a somewhat smaller nirnl. lt was only In days ago This picture shows some of the 10,000 who v\lt nrssed the opening of the Florida racing season at thel 11 similar autonomous gov* ecele. The management also, reported Xroplcssl park near Miami. R. F. Coppai'e’s I.Ivy Otic I* leading the held under Ihc wire, winner In rrnmrnt, hrsilrd by- a Chinese that while Ihare was no general was net up by Japan al I'rlplng, the first event. walkout »a the part of over 200 the renter af the vast north wvmen employed, there wsa con­ Chinn region '-liken by the Jap­ siderable agitation. This however, anese army In Its latest Invasion C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS, Is believed lo have been eliminated of China. This coral risk column was dedicated November 14 to the through the firing of a number of The Japanese army (ippeafed memniv, of civilians and war veleratu who lost their lives In the wenten whom official* felt today nearer the end of tin eon* working to the detriment of labor Day hurricane of 1113.1. The storm howled at 100 miles an hurst, however, as II waa spread* Ing Its reaches over everowldou* hour and pushed waves IK fret high over the ground where several plant. Ope of the workers who atrdek Ing front which thri|itened to hundred spectator* aloud during recent ceremonies! The -monument for higher wages advised a Herakl encompass nil foreigners who Is at Matrcumbe on one of the small key* o ff the southern tip of reportrr this morning that aa a " were warned to evacuate Hang­ A Christinat program will be Florida. Inexpri Irnred peeler he had made B efore H itler A dvent . prosetiled ut the Hanford tlo,pd R u n s i a I h Reported chow, checking province's capi­ up to $2.76 for a nine-hour 'day ChristmasWasWidel Talmtnsde at Ninth Hired and A h HavingProm lsed tal seaport, to esinpe tho danger and in four days had mada $12 . from an Imminent aelge by Jap* I r p b o e n 1I-Ssurwl Avenue tonight, church T o ANHiNt Chinese enrse forces. ly Enjoyed in c r e (0ffleU| , B ,m (M in fttl ,(M ,n ). Record* at the canning plank ah° rcvealud that same of the exper­ Three hundred Amerlrenn end i, — — LONDON. Ibe. 3 3 .—(>P|—Orest other foreigners fled the threnl ienced workers made as high as Christina* custom, In Oermany. T|l(1 Swl|flin, Mnmcipnl Library tCsattwoea • •••-.*? svill rcn.ulii open horn 7:tW un'ilj,!rluin ''.ok. steps lo,|uy to in ef another .'tipencse attack at before the Hitler regime worn! . int Frolsy ....... night Inslvn ' Mile u quick movement of part of llankow, a Yanglie lllvef valley Interestingly described by Kl ,I S — ■■ o'clock «.■>.«, a special tiftln lb,,! of on Sutimla)- nigbi n* i, cus- her MedilrrrnDran fleet to the rlly> aboard wsnlsn Julius lllnftelder nt hound for Hongkong. tonmiy, Mi*. FHoii J. Mougliton. III lent In nny emergency. regular weekly luncheon ill the], liluoi inn. unnounced today. The (Iccl.lon wrna understood lo • TOKYO. Dec. 23 —(AF)— 15 Persons In Coun­ $128418 Is Reported Sanford (VIARI)II Klwnnls MHU Club lu the I k A W Mniuru Imve been reached, 1 however, The Jaimuu'hc army Unlay AsH avipgB eenC pnThe F'lorida Power andI Light L Bitten in The Herman Christmas **4a j Company Irccnlty i(i-rlc>l it* in- against hnniKdiate naval ‘tviritWeu- *,miiflitlptl for tho fir«t llmo tributed For Poor TALI.AIIABRER, Fie., Her II. son, Mr. Dlngfrbli'r begun, I i .unI Christina. Tra»* on I he .moke 1111 uta lu the Fur East. Authorlta* Mad Dog Epidemic the machlne-Runnlnii of rndc.ll itack of ||h- Phoenix plant scto.s live suiircea aald ton cabinet had *t lr**t six circuits started on ltec. g sml Following a mealing with c. C. Twrnty-one dollars h«d lieen - t f l - l n American* in tho Ynngtzo with the l»*y of the Wise Men [l i t HI. Johns River bridge, Th* roiiaidercd Hie ndiiilnilly'a technlA. Holloway, an officer of the added to the Salvation Army’* of Florida the court, have been huMcil tree may Ih- seen for miles nil plan for naval roinforceniviita River Funny incident, hut did on Jan g. asked to decide wbelber lax Hint,, Iluard of Health. und i Empty Stocking Fund when the I ul left fill (her dt-eiaimi lo I'rimo not mention firitur on the certificate* thst were two years On the opening lilghl of Hie nt night. Claude Wolfe bin assistant. In rcntifmsl check-up wo* mode this Minlsici- Neville chamberlain and U nited S ta te * Kunbunt itaelf. the office of County I'll)sti lun \morning. Tills addrd to other do- old after tba Murphy Tax Re­ YulntlUe *ea*nft, a pu1 ton hiiIiiI. Itcrroatlonsl winker* of the 1 ,r. a . C. Kirk yesterday, a del- notion* previously srknowlrdgrd demption law became effective Nlgtil Hupproclit, who m i liolli Work. I’r o g ic , Aibniiiislrnlloii Ik il over ^tin*^ 1 ,iin.imnn , n Amn.,h0huW E. . 7- ',, , , Yo»h«imimay*] . Colonel _ last June may be sold under Its fierce end good mid « a « nunti lulto program has been ur jmade a grand total of $128.28 for in Hcmlliob* County have u„i.tcd now migld In* ron.idrrcd by the "h i Nlnhi, It fo rm e r It terms. M. feared by all the children, made ranged to eonlrol the spread of |the relief pf the poor and undera, 1 >a. • Attorney Gencysl Cary D. Landis a house lo house cunvus* of ull in milking 11 variety of toy. and Jnpanr.r a, unduly provocative, I military attache a ruble in Ibl, vicinity. Hr. K i r k , prlvHegjd w day: lu .Shanghai It ws, learned that described tho Incident after an im-nding old toy. for the font* ruled that certificates mutt have In railing attention to the feet the villages and towns and put munity Chri.tuui. Tree and have China', liirh rommand, committed 1 investigation at I'nkow, across announced today. •Halt only one more day remains In been two years old on that day the children on probation until I al.n nub-tl III making roatuinca to nil “ irn-vocnldai policy o f fighl- (he Yanglie from Nnnking. Members of the I'ollro lo come under the law. past few ■which Hanford reslornls may do Nlahl declarrtl the entire .In* | for the Rmilh Hide I'lioiary Ing Jnpan to u finish" ha* begun psrtmcut durliiK the past |f ,n U||| Jr|v, for ,he Circuit Judge J. C. II. Roonee Christmas. cldent resulted from efforts to The put run era. d i c e d III Hclond Cbrl.tma, program, withthe link of i-h-nring a military at Tavarea derided that c-rtlff U.y* have killed im.ro “ “ " “ benefit of Seminole County's most cut o ff Chinese lump, fleeing (Ion, suspected of having 1llnfotfun*l* class of clliirn., c*pt. catea whlrh became two year* ssrkrlolh and wore heavy ImiuI h ' ill the pn.t few weeks. Ml*. Ollle hiyhwiiy route Hitough ita wrralcrn from Nanking. Nlshl sold the period covered he *l*o carried Iwo saika on llryan, rvcrcational w-mker., ir frontier nvn which Hovlet Itus.iu U was reported, and In addition |Kffd s p#m l M a |n thanked all old during 11 pxprcled l» pour mililary »up- launches were observed leaving In June, hla back mid n large whip In porfcit loony. to this nmnlH-r positive those who have thus far rontribu- by the law—ending the steamer, Immba-d lay Japan* pliea. hsvn Imm-ii r^iuim-d from J*rb-|ltHj Bn(j additional support 1»J»— May lake advantage ut the hi* band which lie kepi for hud ese plane,, lie raid one launch The ti-porl, .aid vast lnl,ir ar­ new tai sale procedure. Honvllle, wbero the lirado of *p |((l ,bat a|| those who are on his children. In one of the sui k, escaped nnd nnotlier raptured my of Chim-.c coolie, wa, now al Attorney, hero aald the elate pruxlmslely 15 more d»g* h*',0j J|,t may be provkled for. lie bail lull, and candy for the; wi'ik, iii.hiug to completion a 3,- while II Chinese soldier* wrro her,, tent. 1 | The list, whlsh Capt. Feren hss. wea not a party to tha *ult In good children he found along lUHl'iuile mililary hlghw-ny through taken prisoners. nl»o 1,a* been checked with the Semi which Judge Koonee ruled and the way and from the oltn-r The County Pliyslrlon Other troop, approaching the Ceulml A,In which will cnaldr I'M ilsw S ■■ l*as* Tws nolo County Welfare Hoard and hla derltlou probably would not Protruded Iwo aluffitl legs lined wharf, ho said, saw Chinese sol­ Ru..lit lo supply China with arms reach the Bupromo Coart. ' with other welfnre organisations leaving the launches. to represent a antall bad liny he „ „ ,, op 1111 nlnuikl inexhaustible scale. dier* M r«. Roosevelt Flies In Hie County so that no dupll- At Clearwater Circuit Judge had to pick up. Mr* 4 V K*"1 “ ,1 Mlrh-. The new highway will rut the "Arm y patrol* opened fire. An* T. Frank llobion made n a nailer Iras may result. "Those who patrol appronrhing through W est For Christmas rot From the appearance of ,I,L nuluV n of thr''S»!ifoi<| u ^TourUlx ‘ '’T'” ! trip by 11 ink to n fortnight In- other irrOlve Chris!mss Mtsktds from ruling In another rase. . . the fields olid hitcmllng to cut el rad of iwo nioiiHi* «* now re­ At Fort Pierre Judge Klwyn WA8IIINHTON. ltec. 21.—W us," Cepl. Feren end, “ ere fam­ Thom., agreed with the At­ pat^m until curt..,,.............hlld , lub st the dub', flr.l mcc.uig of quired. o ff tho retreat of the |w*o|)le ron wera on pndmtlon and It Ihc winter si-aauu La id in the Mon — Mm . FtutiVMn IL ItiMMjrvrlt ilies who ere receiving no assis­ found Chinese i-onnniini,l leaders were fleeing fVnm the .Imre torney Ornerai that only rertlfl- they Worn hud Christ Kindle, tance from nny other source." trauma Hotel. Other officers circ­ noxious to retain Chisng as the' American* and European* among wee rfirmilr^ (<i eV«ill^e WeeH., rate* two year* old on June » meaning Christ Child, wlm la Contribution! gratefully ne led include: Mrs. IVIrr I'vlrrsoti by fliriilEt** l«ln v f«r Eiirprt**| dominant man in China. I.cciusa1 *hc » roul' » "'1 ° p lcr*** ,,lr rould be sold under the Murphy the dimner uf 1 ..• Iwr her daughter, daughter,' knowledge.! today were: all • Chrl.inis. of Virginia, Minn., Vh-r I'rosldonl; Christmas vl b (■ .. lie is regaidi-d a, the only man lew. This ruling probably will f 10 0(1 gifts, would n»t pay them a * 1,11 Ml** Inn 11. FVnwirk of Ann Ar •upside of bringing cohesion be­ Mrs. John llorltlrcr, utul family. Juyeees Nlshl statisl positively 4 the reach the Hupreme Court. nt* W torneya eald. This 'v*s nnnmmrf.l by White O. I'. Herndon on Christ ina* day, Mr. Illiig- her, Mirh., Secretary; and Ralph F. tween “ the slate and sand” o f Chi* Japanese troops failed to see Ilagwrll o f Hsnford,. Trro.iirrr, S.o* House nIdes who su'd the trip C. K. McRae any Identification or flngs of ----------- tin', vm iei'iiie<| millions. Two other attempts to force frldor slated. , was derided last light liy the A Filend Mr. Dlnafrldor slao described ''iirclors. ln addition to the Offi ! u0 advertising *nd sale of rertlflMesnw-hlle the "shift lo the left" nny kind. President and Kir 1 Ijidy. W. It. OuProe I M cates thst only rerently became tho A foreign office report woe Christmas 'niurkets and rare, to serve fur one yror, are: W. in Hie Chinesp political srt-up Most of the Him-ncll family Judge Ware ••',0 two y etr. old ere peudlng In fairs held throughout tho coun­ II. Brookins of Ottawa. OnL, which began early th i*(werk with Issued In the midst of popular t nn»(In; J. F, I lodge of Methuen. Is arlirdulrd to eonic t" Wash­ the ousting of six powerful Kuo* excitement mused by the arrest llrawerd end Pinellas counties. try* during tho Chrlslmss Mass; and U-ur lliqqier of Brock- mlnlnng (nstlunnlist parly) leader* uf 370 sueprrlrd agitators, as* ington for ('hritlmn'i, but Mrs. | 2100 A similar proceeding was start­ Total son- and told of tho many ul- |Hirl, Mass. ICsstlnueW en rsae Th'te) Borttigrr Is unable 10 (isvel be­ 1107.34 ed at Bartow, then dropped. Previous from Central Gevrrnmrnt posts. (CestlaiMS ss Has* Tw w l cause o f Illness. Mr. mid Mr*. The tew provide* that when orH ,n i.e I"fn r,,UT,,,1 h, '?u ,V Ub 7 * i « * l » have strengthened Rooervrll derided, therefore, they ‘ ■ hlsscx-h. IJ37, under rhina's hope of aid from its vast » III.I* life Murphy law'a Bedemqtlnn 11rand Total the suspire, of the Hen,tn.de weatrni fronllrr_ Scouts A rc Promoted would "divkle" themiM-lves be­ period aspire*, all tax rertlflChamber of Commen, for. tween the two family group*, rates Iwo years old upon Ita A t Court O f Honor County I'srtly cloudy lontaht and Fri­ the purpose of promutlng nc | lira. Roosevelt Is due In Seattle Tw o Airplane Pilots passage shall become property preceded by scattered late today. Hlie Is Txpectcd to end friendship among F r e c S h o w F o r K l d d i e S day Locate In Sanford of the state. Lends covered by Several members of local Scout quuintanee hsnfonl* winter viaitore, to pro- ra, la ,,, . . enower* In ceutral portion snd return Tuesday night. certificate, ran comeInto lbs troop* received promotions a* vide rnlertalnmrnt and rreirtHon 1 ° coast tonight. i x I V e i l A t R l t Z near northeast the tha regular quarterly Court of Two airplane pilots, F. E. .tale's possesion only .If Mr them, nnd to look after 'he ln-1 -------Hllghlly colder In northwest Mexico City Is H it certificate, was Iwo years over­ Buswell and Morris GUssburne. llaohr held in Hie Hanford Junior 'crests of winter visitors in SawSuggesting that drivers of school B y HeavyEarthquake ere contemplating making the due last June- Informed sources High School Monday night, ac­ ford aa far a* possible. Th# large buses bring their children to the and sxtrsmn north portion. cording to Arthur Brmnan. dis­ *1 tend* tier anil enthusiasm ex- Rita Theulre, Jo* L. Mtrail tells, Henrord Municipal Airport head­ hem said. In paaalng twice on the valid* trict chairman. MEXICO. lire. 2.1.-<**>-A quarters for their activities dur­ pressed at yesterday's inn-ting manager, again called attention Itrsvy rnrthi|uake sbisik Mexico ing the winter season, the pilots Ity of tba new redemption sta­ “ Tha "promotions ami bonus r»o fti tute. the Ruproae Court ap­ cslvad during the regular court assures tha stub o f a successful Ibl* morning lu th* annual fro* rjty early tmlay. kil'ing al least reported here this morning. year, Chamber officials believe. show for children tomorrow morn* parently did not decide .thla two persons nnd rnisking Ih# The flyers ere making plans www aa fidlows: I'lans are already underway for Ing at 10:00 o'clock. # point. adobe home. 011 the outskirts of for occasional stunt flying Arthur llrsnsn, Jr. received a eti rnlertalnmrnt to be held MonThe free thuw for the youog Considerable controversy also Athletic Merit Badge and was Cmmmmlratlan* whh ,a|M aata stunting attraction* In the city. day evening at 7:30 o'clock in tin* f “ |de has been a custom o f sevcities In the interior were dls- addition to their student training, has developed lu the state over promoted <» the Ufa rank) Faul Monlrtuma Hotel. Mrs. Jim. H. end yearn standing and It Is an runted and it sms thought whether non homestead rertlfl Moore received a First Aid Mrhlt rhartar and pueeengcr flights. Sherman and Mias Ina II. Fenwick occasion *» which the children may, rates sold under -the lew lo Hedge and wee ribly they may Itnvr been harder promoted to * '* assisting with arrangements, bring rsnned food to bo turned hit. The KHranle Club has pre­ someone other than the owner tho Star Rank; Sherwood Jacob­ snd attention U colled the fact over to the Elk* for th* benefit of One m en I was that Tulora. sented belli while and colored bear Interest from the sal* date ean was also promoted to the that all winter visitors ui Ksnfurd Hie poor. in the southern part. was.dam­ WPA nurserise here with en as­ or the data on which the rertlfl' Star Rank; William Goeteeh t» are cordially Invited to attend. It has been pointed out that It is aged. One woman srae fatally sortment Of Christmas toys and rate wee Issued. Thla point la tho Bronte I'alnt Rank, and Billy Membership in the Tourists' not advisable to contribute citrus lajuro.1 hern when the of randies far Christmas, officials due for n Hupreme Court airing- HoOyhaad ami Billy Southward Club is open to gear-round real- fruit or other perishable#, and tha her home ro'lnn-ed and a Attorneys said a third point of the d p b announced today. imnird to tha Hank of ihnta In Sanford wk« are Inter* rhildran aro urged lo confine their, was electroenle-l bv a broken at Issue In soma ronntlee might toemd c ia i. Scouts. et'rd, as well as winter visitors. gift* la canned foods or randy. high tenalesi wire. A number of HKHKELET, Califs Dec. 23 - not ha appealed. This Involves At the meeting It woe an- Anyone wishing to join should 11 Is not necessary for th* child­ adobe but* collapsed. 0P)—TVs M M laint that modern whether the clerk . of rlrcult that the annual Father * contact either o f the Club’s o ffi­ ren <o bring anything to gain ad­ The people were calm, however. Mhool edacallon dose not teach court meet roqulre enough de­ Night will be held in connection cers or lb* Chamber of Commerce. mission, Mr. Marontelta empha­ A few rork walls also tumbled , siudeata bow to think le to be posit la ca.h to cover tag col­ With the next regular masting of OllVers and Director, of the sised. Th* show for Ih# occasion under the temblor which began ' overcome al tb* University o f Gsl lectors' and eeeemere' fees | I to be held In the Bsn- Club will mast in the Montexuma will consist o f Jsn* Withers In at l : U K . B. T. ind lasted a ifurnla. It baa loeugurated a new fora advertising eertiflcmtaa Cagl Jdolor High School Monday Hotel Thursday afternoon al 3:00."||o|y Terror," a Charlie McCar•day tha law. * oourae • « T H * U rn Tklmk.o'«ta*ks . -rf •• •*• 1 »h| oooMdjr, o«d » congon. a -L — — ___________ iist. I 4 > _____________ ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, THITHSDAY, DECEMBER 23,23, 1937 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMDER 1937 I- ,'t * » -'^ ^y'ty f} •') j £ $ m tfo th f e r a l d AN INDEPENDENT EA1LT NEW8PAPBB Peace Reigns At Eckersons Despite Halt • • * Seminole County Produce* Mora Pratt And Veyttablca Than Any Similar Area In America o tto - * --- L.t--- 'L------ i f • ; •' ■w ■ , I ' T> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/540eddce3aa6a8ac660a9457498b2c77.pdf 0d5620afe1bb6cad8c833b66dd300944 PDF Text Text I W u m on i Game Is Planned By Crooms Academy SANFORD MARKET REPORT R. N. NIPPER S IG N S Tha Croomi Academy Pan*B»r» .are attain liuldlny rctular pyaeIIm nr»»lon* nach dfiy In pr*P*f" atlon fnr a im unilon clash with a Min ml team In Miami Ctarnt- 11 a ma* day. O P A L L K IN D S ■laMM Am, W ant U b J { The Panthers tiaTa Jn»t Hn Dhfwt Ihelr ra-cniar acaaam N*nn ln a Ihynn and tlelnx elofcn. • ii u r n i x 'i T ' V*» •»*. w n c« k tl.U l **»• lw «>l . W »•. r u . *-• k»«, fim r a , n toaln X atmnx t«o llaallnM Ther* are tlx talntt bearing tb* name St. Catherine. CITY BRIEFS B. L Perkins CORRECT MEN'S WEAR YOUR WIFE The r r fiU r monthly m eetlnl' « t the Meit'a d a b ot the tlotr | Spends A Lot Of Time In Her Kitchen A WAL-RADIO The eecnf|4 annaal Cbrlatmaa Party at Tm op It Iloy 8 ca «li of America will be held la the the FI rat Itopttut H K htt: Burst. «« lt«bv deowed •rmei o f ■»!><<«»». aoarhet rdeeda. r u M Church tonight at 7;lo o'clock. Aeo. h «« W cte F »» umutl oftVUU of the trooh announced bV> ate t — W J a a a V U ! FU. her l b !*« today, addltiK that parenta and tTaiU iSIt hahhlten l m i . d e frleadt arete Incited to allend. mean, e n d e it t . e m ln «a— 1 « h « d r VXu 1 Verehaeae bulk, |e* rant, t r a o t h t 11*0%; h e w The flrat meetlnd of the San­ aaaaier *»WJ rndaM i allahtly ford Tourist's Hah o f the cur­ W sa-.tr heada, r—»r nwalite. h v > r l l « t e n , tn w n tly . |1 .ee. rent aaaeret will be held In the U tl Montemma c ju m o m heoadlee a ed w a la eun room o f I hr deotaod aaedeeate auuabur ateadr Hotel Toeeday afternoon at 3 00 l i t tear d w bwat Ite. * 'i r u r u > * < - i i aatidN* «a - • clock, rh aother of Commerce M*t deeeaed »a*c. aearhea lawat ofTIctala announced today. h tseN t No T in e T » R e c o il S k ip s O f Ua S ; Soys Hull w t .- t T p » a** awn t e n . * d a . c a ll! * H U * :. l l a t h A I No p e t B e r t am I im n I V e a« p w r n n a llly , true The threw local National ilnard Oompanlra here will hold lh .lr weekly drill M-iuton In ihn Aranor r tonldht beginning al hiew unite* M V IX T O r e ratio, vmcletne V »ale t « r *>a I s . I I* * I I L E G A L N O T IC E rv rrtn rk W u m tt .. n a h t . d *vnand ItaVt e o i t o alee*.* V ia I M 1 N I 1 h A l.N h*ha*w v - 't e t r . I*| b n * rat* e r r I - t e - L t r A r o n d it t o n 11 t a ­ N a lT It'R la a iv a a that I, John i l *• h e . ba-a-e. I I Ve i l TV al l- m n a r d r , aa B p rcta l S laaler. D v n m j f t : a 'e b e n . a id . r m . p n re a e n t In f in a l d e c r e e , d a te d IS t i l a* N o te m b e c II. ID T . a n la re d In I * .a * m t j t * . * * t l . a .lib e ra l, dr* I b a l c e r t a in ra n e e e t r i e d Jew. re W llew n a l a l e ern u a IV. I . T ll.ten - et-d Ittba. t a t H o t J a i l VTa b n * Ird b fo ■ t a .a * l i lt * . Talnaaadte e l a l, w ill o n M on d a y , lh a b e tw e e n V*«*d i - . t r n c * r V N n la I I .ate a-ay o f J a n n a ty , | | ll. IH f I I . " f i t * ; N o s * tenet, lh a I r a a l h o u r* o f oa le In rrnnl te . I t 11 i*. r a r e tmtii arredan. o f t h o c a n r th a a e o d a v r la Hanfo r d . F l o r t d v o t t e r Tea o a lo and W w -.r V r -llT It v n v C o b m a ra a e ll I * aha h ln h e a i . b id d e r fnr tp > a b e e * I t oa |i u lh a fe lln e la a d e e rrlb e d b V ’ V X a -n I*. |a|w*wneAale. Me , « U h CewllT, el t w ale In H em ln nlr t'.iu n I f i . V k -ltd a . in*. II: V b e N K t* nf B K t t; an d R IV U o f fllit it an d l e d aear, Iraa W r i t I I i*b aln * n f l> « 1* a 'h a ln a ; n il In fie ri Ion H . T> » I . II II K : th e aan.e In b e an Id In a a lla ry U M l.e c r r o J O H N II 1.KONA H O T . a * S i-erla l M aalar. BII .VIION A N D fill A III IN, AMntne>e for Dlolallffa, l» m r The Opening Tuesday Of Mrs. R. R. Pippin's Flower Shop___— W E S T F I f $ T ST. a o r t e n n r b a i.* o r t a x C R N T iriC A T K * In a r m r d a n c a w ith th e p ro vtrliittr » f C h a p te r l u l l A ria o f ID T an d nnnn w r it t e n r t n n t t l o f K II K 1I.IIR K I W ill o f f e r fo r a a le at p u b lic o u t c r y t o lh a h ig h aat b id d e r fn r raah a t th e C ourt lln u t e e n tr a n c e In h a n fn rd o n lha l l t h d a y o f D e c e m b e r h i t a l 11 n 'rln rk A U la i r e r tlflr a le a h e ld h r lh a R u l e t n g . t h . r w ith a ll e m itte d a n d a u b e n iu e n l le v ie d I n t e r o n lh a f u lln w ln g d e e rrlb e d tan d a In R em lneta C o u n ty , K ln r l. da lo w ll: No I I I * nT J u le I. ID T m v r r ln * L a i ST. T h e (le n a r a T r a c t la Bar. I I . T a p : i Jl, - ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS U K IIA V > : A B K W a t lF F l.T OF L A R K S P U R — D E LPH IN IU M — C A L E N D U L A S CORN FLO W ERS— P A N 8 IES— ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL m K itT r iio s n » t - J D E A L E R S IN OAK AND PINE FIREWOOD *• II. II. W lln r e a m y h a n d a n d re a l t h l . th e U l h ( a y o f D e c e m b e r ID T . n. i* ifrilNIvnif. Clrrlt of Clrn.lt Court. avis . ECONOMY WOOD YARD I I I e l A ay. L H it c n e e rin d C ola I I * I I — T he fle n e v a T r a c t In R ««. I I . T w p . F ln R r l-IC R AMD RTOVM I.N M IITII1 Q U A L IT Y A N D SE R V IC E CRLKHT A V R . A R L U O T T IT . PIIO R M K rm ln n ta C o u n t y . F lo r id a . Martin’s Garage General Repairing Truck & Auto Service Martin’s Garage »la. IT ISN ’T TOO L A T E T O S E T O U T StN o IH- IIIVINO JOIIN NON. •! 55c 2 Prs. $1.10 39c 3 prs. $1.10 ANNOUNCING....... •411)01 o r rYRUt'ATlU^f Tn I f i i n Jntil)»ok, If Ihlnf, iN A M ta iY * Phone 20 405 W. Ut. B odies—S p rin g*— 'Trailers A p rice you cxn A fford to pay a J ktiuuinh. ivnutUiMm* %*rmk * MAsk Your Neighbor" f i m i i T n ttR T o r j « m r u ti. h r . o r rL O N iui iw 4M i C O iX T Y . * RADIO SERVICE (H K A t.) n in t h M v U IM iL K ♦ * * BAUER xh m th e w i rtnsia cam rut ANYTWMa W CAM CITE TEEM - o t * r r m i peotoceapw C O m U u s pRMftta Solved For $X00 WIEBOLDT STUDIO * The annual Chrlatmaa Tree Dance and Floor show nt the Sanford Ijndye II. P. t». Klk’v will he held In 1Itet Rapford Altainra- tonight beginning ht a i d rtrlocb, local latdye oITI' i tala announced today. ter dar .-.NtaaVS H t re-re t N o P u p p lt.u V > * a m ttfW X . t r t h a a M IV buuu. I t V* I I an F IM M A T n « p e r d-w ban C lassified Advertisements ** In Cheerful Colon ream ere a* wuutata dt rre ditlra. t i l l ' ti n CW ,W ;T n « I* la eraa, I d el h o , area c m n n r hhvutw ana. a-r d*r awn. !* r -th tl.r ta 'U t a * n t n reewwaed ta a l.th IM Fla. m d el Van aw tw _ a n \ n -«m cn » >w Oemm-a ------a'anmmat c i n n v i n : n t—i d*t reeerie I k > . taw t k a » '.r a v v t V» hennitee I'O 'M n a .t; d a |1 b « byca. Hlfrr M trh v « <oic i m s » k ii >< *•)»*•* Atv***4 lt*M, Mmr* PU I S l>«i liftn ||y, a ow ra m * Would Mike A Practical Modem Gift IN G IFTS FOR E V E R Y B O D Y Comt In and arc our aaaoiCmtnt of gifts "for 1 * 0 "for him" and "for them." It will ba easy to aotra your lift problem her*. > D O N T DO Y O U R X M A S 81I 0 P P 1NG U N T IL YO U ’ V E B E E N TO * LANEY’S DRUG STORE W H E N IN O R L A N D O V ISIT H ie Owl Book Shop M E 1SCH B L D G . PH O N E 103 CHRISTMAS BOOKS Greet in I card* foi X m i and avtryda; SEND FOR MONTHLY BOOK LIST THE OWL BOOK SHOP FANCY VAS E S i^ FLOWER P a WESTERN CHRISTMAS TREES Al S hw —Reserve Yours Tbdsy Mack t ra *tbd to* 1 m « l Ski* m l LONG D I S T A N C E R A T E S # , / ' . . . . . ON C H R I S T M A S A N D N E W Y E A R S DAY ! b»M O W M k t R a bb i warn— m m HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ISM iord coach-------- ' IBS CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE Proctor Chevrolet Co.* Christmas Suggestions . FIREWORKS We hare Uw meet complete Hat of flreworka that km ever been Jkroofhl to Sanford. 4 SKATES BICYCLES A n ideal g i f t f o r ' Chrlatmaa Uaiem, B m i t o i 99c to *1.85 *22^0 to *50.00 . TRICYCLES- SCOOTERS -GAMES *1 WSCOTT'S GULF SERVICE STATION A IR RIFLES-W AGON S Hill Hardware • COMPANY raoNim M l E A S T F IR S T 8 T . 8 A N T 0 R 0 * F L O R ID A ■ •\tf**% * __ L ......- \ ■ - ■ ■■ L ong D ktancx ra m for atlb made between poinu within ihe United State*, on both Chrittma* and New _Year’* day*, will be reduced. T h e low night rate* that are ’ now in effect every night alter teven and on Sunday* will apply on both perton-to-perton a n d nation-to-station c a l l s ; Christmas day and New -m ad e! f YY ccsr's i i 't day. \ ■If you can’t be with out-of- 1 town relative* and friends you can “ v o i c e visit" with then* by long distance telephone at U|ilc cost Since there holi­ days are Saturdays • you can place calls • n p t im e f r o m V P. M. Friday until 4:50 A*. M. Monday, on both the Chrittma* and New Year week-end*. and obtain the low rate*. , Take advantage o f tbit op* portunity to make bothQiriatma* day and New Yeai'i day thi* year a time o f greater h a p pines* lor your loved ones and f r i e n d o as well aa youncU. W ith these special low rale* In effect you can talk a distance ot 100 mile* for 40c; 500 mile* 11-10; 1,000 miles | I J 5, and greater o r leas dim tancc* at a corre­ s p o n d i n g l y lo w coat w h e n t i l i n g A station - to •station ▼ service. Person-toPerson s e r v i c e il slightly higher. Sh t ie m Bell Telefidit en mi TUe iu m Ca B �: 'L. ^ V f r ? T ' . Seminole County More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Area In America # a i { VOLUME XXIX Member A a ocU M P t m London Calls For ’ A id To Pres On Foreign A ffa ir Republican Leader Is Critical O f Mem­ bers O f Congress Who Imply Distrust f n r f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1937 'Ring Around Nazis Helped By Alliances JUDGE SMITH Commission Of 5 Percent Assured Jioklns By Order STUDENTS (!ET PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Britain Plans Naval ShowTo Impress Japan America And France Are Being UrgedTo Join Navies In E f­ fort To Check Japs PARIS, Dee. 21. (A l-F ra n ce ha* itr«ngthened her ring uf al*( (lancet around (iermany to bol*. tier her position in Central Eurepe and ha* concluded nii ariial accord with llriUln. I> became known to day. The aerial accord, disclosed by a . j highly plated polillcal source. With Costs In Taxi Certificate S a l e s N U M B E R 102 Established In 1008 France And England conclude An Aerial Accord For Mutual ‘ H e 1p If Attacked — t Republicans A n d Amount ToBeFigured Democrats Are HR Connally Objects ♦To Unprecedented Ra­ dio Address BySaito t Complete C o n tr o l O f China Feared Unrest In Mediterra­ nean MakesUnified A c t i o n Difficult Sentence wav pronounced yr ThoadT'klm wish |o purchase delinquent tax • tif la an-* as the aerial forces of the two natlona viola.mt; S'm e lottery law* by LONDON. D«c. J«. — (A P )— Proxldrd under Ibc M.irplty "Ink — just a* ihe navy and army nf Prim* Minister Navlll* CnamCircuit Court Judge Millard II. dollar" taa certificate act am llrllain and France am already W A S H IN G T O N , D ec. 2 1 . fimi h ( uLove), Jarrell we* given btyUin told Ih* Haul* «f now required to pny flvo j » r plrdgrd lo miitunl assistance. Comnnin* today that "«* — A l f M . L a n d o n g a v e P r e s i­ cam of Ilia amount ■>[ di-lln n vrar In the S'aie Peni'enCnry The Central European alliance* tempt has *v*r bv«n mad* by dent R o o s e v e lt to d a y a quint taxes Included In the lux and will have lo pay oil rot's in arc intended as a prelude to nrgni lie prorcruiinn. Japan for • ptacaful Battle­ I ini ion v for general European p le d g e o f "c o -o p e r a tio n and certificate* ><a sold to tin- Hint" ment” ol h*r war an China,j 1 relllemrlil. Il.v ihe ullianrra France s u p p o r t in th e d if f i c u lt f o r ­ In tba yeura 1931 3.r> lnclu*lve "It la time now for UO as part of the cunt, M u r , tlm hope* lo hold llie wpptr hand in eig n eitu a tion a c o n fr o n t in g "an*** oo"v , n»m*t»*. ! *8^ ‘ ‘ ahWT Parllflcataa can l*e. drllv.-,. d, dealing ~with'Hei many.’ they ar* not uiJi*lW l-li.K th* y o u r a d m in is tr a tio n .” cordlntc to a r"ciu,i nrdcr Is I he 1U.T7 edition o f Janc'a fight. right* and ihtorMtb ol fa r In a te le g r a m m a d e ,p u b ­ sued by C'livul!' Juilgll Millard aignarh and that tkalr assur­ lic a t th e S t a t e D e p a r tm e n t, D. Smith. ance and apologia* meant th e 1036 R e p u b lic a n sta n d ­ If tha court order bud mil l i m disclosed the rare for art |«nvcr Student dielillana are shown at work In Ihe salad pantry at Florida Slate College for Women al something more than worda**, ard btarar and lormar Kanaaa Issued. I bn tnx colli-ili.ra would waa llmllnl only hy the supply of the Premier,declared. Tallahassee, one of the first educational Institution* in Ihe south slid one of three In Ihe country o f­ OoTtmor. crltkliad member* nf baxo received only n 111,, rui ,i men and malerlata, Concerning th* antlr* far* Cong re a* of bath partita who amount Of Iho |i|iirml, uf the ' I Janr'a disrtoxvd llrllain ha* 12 fering training in nilminlalrative fomlwoih. The course Iin* approval of the American Dlele'lc asso­ elgn altuatlon, ha aald Qroat ha laid "by thalr actlana halprd auction klilrli. In must Insloiui-s. battleship* ami three halite cruiaeri ciation. The student* and colleges fiom which they were gindiuilrd: left In right, Jot-cphine Spenre, Britain's “ definite objective" lo create tha Impression among would bn eonaldnrntity Ira, Ihun Univerally of (irorgia; Maxine Reahaugh. University of Missouri: l.eonn Rehhimler, Flomla Slnlc la th* "aaltlamant of th* griev­ foreign natlona that they do Ilia five p«remit \yiilcli tlm Inn and ''rumor ban It five more bat* Collrge for IVomeli; Mini Ida Hmhl. University of Illinois. ances of Iho world without not truat your administration of allow*. lie.-hips will he provided for In the w ar” for* Ian affaire." ll'.lfl nii.l (tills eatlmnlra." Hemlnoln Coii. i'V Tnx Collctne Sanator Htelwrr, republican. Jno. II. J Ink In.. iil.tnlm-d Ihr The find lien of Hie five liallle Or Atssciatad I’ n n IIENDAYK, Dec. 21,—W )—The . . , . , ... Oregon- Introduced a resolution court order mi llu.l bin inoiG r c n l B rita in la c o n s id e r - j Spanish government today hurled today aahtna Hull to aubmlt in missions may u«xr lie mll.-clrd Ing n s h o w o f n av al m l f h t po.re invii inh. Ihe fierce' .V " f, ,? lb* aaoata tha number of Ameri­ u* pari of tl,e rihla. tiiher lax : ,B" T' to im presa Ja pan , a t w a r li can national* In China; tha nap- collector* Ihrnnr.liiiut Ibe *lale alruggle for Teruel. radio a d v i c e . ^ « k l . and the reinforced army of ° f “ ............................... Hie 3*.* mated number o f officers and h*v* taken similar nrllntt 'll w ith C h in n, nnd h o p e d to d a y 1.00 ton, * 111,000,0011 hntlle.hi|>* I 50,000 waa onlcreit to lake Ihe pto-i enlisted ,p*raonu*l of United . their renperllre roilnlleu were Ike first lo be built hy Brlthat A m e rica n a n d ’ JBtatea army, nary o f marine j Tbo final ijHTiie of circuit vlncUl capital "nl all coal*” tain .lure 1025. . . Thla llemendoua force and th*| , w n rsh ip s w ou ld jo in in th e Terry IVnoctl mul (icrtrinle corp*‘ now- lUtlonad Ultra and Judge Mill*,.I it. HmlHi In the .urgent defender* w*ni locked In ,h« F a r F -u alem pn rn do w h i c h ,.. Uuuds o f llrhta -were Issued a tha approxlmata amount of Amtr-I proceadlnga ins.tight nlimit t.y aInaanqulnnry hand «• hand contea. wmywh'pw .J ane. ,n.M. the flrUteh n m n sy r license m II, e i f (Ice nf Icati capital Invritad In China! the Tat (loll*rtnr I* a* fullowa: m ig h t ch e c k “ Japan** a im td , V'T7 ~ ,ih<* " V " 1 ,m ........ Judge II. IV. Ware yralnr-' and by whom. j -Ordered lhat it p, lli-mduu. wilhln the city on th . .arenih day ; ^ ’ f r7 d om in a te Ch^na lo th e c o m - ' the govtrnmanl'a nffenaive. 1 ’" I n i , T r. |day. , * Hull awaited a reply from a* rlerk of t'lrriilt Court nf Hew- of . Insurgent report. » i d the Tm- ' f d' d ‘"cludrd two a . m . f i ca, p lete michjAldn of fo r e ig n i -----“ i.™I. l ..1111 .n il W d iB g n ou kite real a," \ . S rSSfil0 i M" ' • "« '*« '• eel Igarrison u bl.)r* , ' " ffra, " - " seven rruifara. 16 deatroyara, NKVV YORK, Dm. Jl, —Id'ic j Thn Hnufni-i|-Tnurial* D ub will ka* ihr fifth r'jrceaalvo year,,* ** '«»**• u ni W H iw pm tM h h pe*an en M r rnjnln«td »„ # »«* pubmarinr* and many o t » S AliahRit iRkt grnlifll Atnerfoea » W ^k■ gai Tim vrralrtn llnlmt Tt-h-giiit'h j h"l*l da fiiel nu lling uf Ihe w inter'rrltaua uf th" l>ir<l lifo inslho ran PrMhh gunboala are r j aIMdlaat th* Japan*.- bombing ,t r .i, r,..u, deiive,i-g 1 ' " “ n „ b-n that the fllMYflt torrent " • W maehtltt-tnnnlng of the U. prwvlaton nf chnpirr Ac l, ,le? alike arc rep.., led fallen. D r , tin, and Mm I'Oslal Tch'gral'ti |’ ' ’ ,|1 « f the Muu t e n pull uf Hcmiilnlc- County will rn.ise nf rrventment but th* bails Panay ahd three . B l.n d .rf of 1*17 ttud Tnx a,,, j ? rn,' w h** ^ ? n l e U m. have Co |i"lay ]uinlly aimuiinrid t*• ', | 7' . ' *' , * "< nf1' """'U nl |1(, i j k,.„ Thursday uf II,I, week by cause Is that llrl'aln fear* JaiWf'tOU ataamam la tha Yanglaaj Certificate* laaunl lo tlm slate ! " “ h‘ , f ........ "• "* ' • • ' ' i X d t u ’m S r ^ ........................ n.ul Ihe rvaull* pan will Irv to ease outu,other tlW ' ^ » r . The communication. Ho j ,,l K|a., fllr .... yenrv c m to 1,1 A cold,,,,, r o f rebel Moors am.' I n T o n i ^ l t ’ s W C R t h C r crnl Ci,rr,iniiii1rul1iai4 f'iiiiimlsxh*i, nations with economic hrfpraat* __________ tic p u T Itx l iii tin- ,\al|niiul A ssck I * ' la 7»cl liy Iho TaUo govom manl'a' IMS 1ml 11 Ini lilalvn. in ni,y one. fur u |f,i |t«rr('iil l,ii-,i*hnu i < legIminIn-s win repoited ileatruy-J I ■! *’ linn " f Audil' on Sueipliea fur puh- In the Orient. Mil gallon of tha Ineldent rn, any bid nr lild* hern..... re >r tin- dcierrent to Hi* Rrltlah , . p|M,r Nrw Vu, k Bl4,„ „ |n rule*. Thn Incrensu. II granli-'l, l/>atJon in tIre Jnminry numlier of r: srwhlch pr-aentad a Crave throat htreaflor luniln by lliein, under id hy government plane, when d, had da k until b* thn first In 9" )• 'l l ■lielr uffielal ouignime. Ilird Lore, naval show In oriental water* la ' l l to Japanese-A mar lean relation*. said Art. unli-as said hid. In ml- trie.1 In raise the eeige. (.nvcrn-| N(,w Khgland ........... iho fur mriit inarhlttegun nest, and fleets, r ,dl^ ,y w„Jlt|1Pr „ M|jiy_ uf upe ration, I', K. Mosul, president of llie Flor­ the continued unreal aloag lb* I* eipertod within 4t hour*. ■ill bin In nil eleiks tiiit, met M>»' ,n „ lp A,||r,(|1 World War pi'tl, id kln-n ida hrtuirh uf thi' Society, reported mediterranean and Hriliah relurtFollowing japaneie Amhaa*a- advn|ll«t|ig eipenne*, It In an of plnnes nmImshed the midnrirnl, >Pr,,ral Utility gnvnrnui' nl k>lH iii »I i i iinrr In withdraw any conalder* today. dor Balin'* public apology to llm amount auffli-lent In pay I’laln column, the mtvlce* said, and I'a dacka mountain,, rcpurlinK lem I'untiul., lire miiiuun, 1HIN||I mIuI ,|,.yt,,r , Ilurlui: I'lirislmna week, these aide number nf warahlpa now * uAmertcnn people In a' t*<»mln- 11(1' Jn'i. II .llukliis. Us Tax convoy of reliel war planes fled. I |M,rull,rr, f, „ m (,'ovrrnnirnt dispatches said the |ip, „ H T1„, llnr,|IPtn |l|„|nn in) • reiisiis ale Inkeli Ihroughuill the 111I*in a ul* unprecedenlad radio *peer It Colli'i l»r. n ,.t,in i-iiiilrali n> I" Thu liirri'H M » ii» i ■1***1 l ''1 WASHINGTON, li.V (irrat Hrdnin emphasiaed her Ciuled n ,tie , and fiuui a eim,|mi„t In which lie deacrlhad tha bomb fi |errent c l til" ntmiuul (it sin h firs* nNsmill enllinin of 2000 m t»( „ * ( , . . .... j a eaten se, I to,, H , ^ ks> U|1J 1|U,| „m, h «">n<li«ar» IIn* Tlitririi |u-| |i liii’ .Srnnli' ll;ntfiiii|* i %on null ro i^«>ii «*r i 1, ym r liy year, an in- grave view of Hie far eaatern Ing *■ a "grava blunder," (ten- dellu<|u-nl Tax, ns lil< cumin I, entriTtl Teruel through n rem arry ! Itli*l r| **i|i| fif lln* rtbiiijiMfiti*n ifler n 45 111 Indie piepaialory n r wurm„ r Ml«* Hlililllllsf in^lMli1*, |ii•i|■* *i i,| valiinlde r n « i ei-i* crisis Inst iiighl liy naOilng a new alor Connally, damorrat, Trias, *l"n, wllliiuil first ciilleellng.! | Im ln t: Jcft|i»|i|i/« t| lf> II i l u r l l h '1 llUf‘ lull ti'iluy mtfl M*iit it t llie H u uf llie loid life uf Ihe coun­ ambassador In replace Sir Hugh* I ill,-ry fire. ! Klaew litre t1 M i | ,r, 11, r *m re rommenlod In tba aenat* on the fur I'lnlullff, lil1( ,v,nillllniilu,| due • in irv * * i| iK » hrtM iufif m » i l*y K*'ii The second column fought Ha' muln,.t| „ ,mul lint .St'Hulf f*u quirk nctum. try id ihi,, ! ensttfi in uldaiiiiMl, Mr. Montgomery Knatrhlmll llugraaen, ja iliiifi Fur Mill*1 "vary unusual procedure" fol­ him." wny tii Mm* a^rnal nrnl Hip Muni, (h|| tMDH, {kMr, ,,(l Si,ml, hr,I \ i*rnl Rhii Ir’iiliiiK nf thf who was a minded last August A' IMnni|»I** Min in % -JnniI measure Masuu mid lowed by Balia. ijtnrKlV r«*nch««l Ihp railroafl aU*j mild, fair kuatlur The guvern- nr i liit ifiiinliT,** Min hluiiiti'Ul differ,! in four m il«r I'erpei is (,,,,,i lu llhtil, Mr- Mauni n puilrd, when Jnpaiirse planes machine* Call* It Uauauat tbitIII linn. The storming nf the city be(l,„ , ! tin- vrr-luii pas'#,| l.y ( hi- House I'Nul ulisrivers I,,ruled III! differ- gunned hla autnmnhlle. lainlng servlet- nt -It la a very unusual procedur* "Thu pcjsliion of *h»' telrgiaidi, .Saliirdny, gnn Im.t night in bitter tub-arm, |j,kt,|tltl,|, said kl The foreign office announced lleiimrrutir |a-a,|ei- <^tl »|*Titi nnd suhapre-li-a during ti-mi i-ralari-. tu tor |l>o ambassador o f a foreign rnld nfler nil the heiglils surraim J1* 1,1 ry *n III *he pu dir s'-rvl," IHadley f,,rn/i«l that conferees " f «heir one day’s walk, nnn mure Sir Archibald Koyr. veteran dip* nl.lii and tiunarm* kmild nul country to make aa address di­ ing 11m* renn-teiy fell into govern­ rndung, r rltrus. . f rtd a new* release from W h ..... . rilll|,| ................. ihnl ...... previous During lomut who ha* burn ambassador rect lo fhn paopta of our coun­ Cap), II. C. Washburn, com ment hands. tv uslern Union and l'o«t. aald , ,mf , , tll ....... .. ,|mr. ..... four year................ to- remnls to Itnrh'lud sineo IIHS, would take try without clakrlng that stale maodlng officer nf Company II, Weaken I'usltlnnn • rt% * » _ __ . . . . . i« unique in h«tit «|imh Semiii* .romtui Her mm elimina Imve Iiniu iiiihIn |.‘UI »>penis iturl over Ihr China post aa toon al men! through tha y-gular depart- wae .the guilt speaker at the an Military advice* at Madrid *»ld d " 1 C rH O IlH I l l d l C 't c d lio **vr** a eland ,v eharx'-. (p|j n |,r„ vj,j „ (,, rtv)v« iiiislnn eul,*|ierie* tiavu. been lerurded in possible. mcnia o f government." Connally nual Christmas Party nf the Med­ posit inlix llirmiglinul Spain hyl hot mu.t rely <t ito Income .......... . h> Thn announrrrnrnt said that prclrtriad. ical Detachment uf the 12l'h In , (lie relieln had weakrnisl their w m v on w itu ■* i>< Or " " 1 .Mit). This feature wax i >tuirv,--l ,n Sim-,- Hie rules leipiiru that n recent t-vrnls iiir fjhe far aaat Ila Made bl* observation after fanlry in the Sanford Armory moving an nrmy of reinf"irement« „ Item of aervlen . r,.i..... I. I l y , hp .......... . measure l e n i f r y .......... .. If. miles in die- made it essential llrllain should I ato totolitoS lu 1ihe ft,.. Iikl* kMilPaul fl|t L* ^ ilK e . * Senator Copeland, democrat. last night, relieve hal'aguri-d city. P io*ren I, in, i x an, a .on | -||„. p;,,,,,!,• ruioioiltr-e exlelided meler is to la- used for the obaer* I*« rrprnxau'od in China "by a „ , , . " L . ', Fifly ol* pets,ms were indicted hy ^ 'N ew T »rk, brought t b - matter Capt. WMihhum lo|«| the netrly Trams of trucks were said to have llniu-n eerl,-s uf Improvemeiils I , |M. ^ ^ ^ nm»iti/al|nii period rnliutiH only Hie i-u 'ein part nfj diplomat uf amhasaaiinrial rank _ . , f is le r a l gran d ju r y lu d a y o n »tid ti"w devnlopmepls In tilsiii I , „ i|1(M | fi r _l I* Ibo aenata'i attautlon by in­ so member* of the Company pri­ ll,s-n bringing i l n g i n g thousands u io u s a im * uf h i ,rebel .r e o r i , J ’ * * uml Hint lhat "offt mill I,omet to jfi Se,oil!,lie ('a,only, a'Xlemling ' ioui nnd mrangemtit* quiring o f Senator Pittman, demo­ sent o f plans for maneuver* „ f tin- irlHI,tn nnd heavy ai.lllrry Into «... and uperallnx pmuress, it ha'* : yearn. Meudu’ i snd this vv,mid re- Sanfold to |.„he lluim-y and in- shoulal should be mailu mail, w legging roiiapiracy whlrh drprlvcd not Hilly me' nil ihe liu r' lislrof crat. Nevada, chairman of the Third Army nrar (iulfpurt, Mies.l nrrki • dure iiionUd)’ payiiirlilv ,,f put- a-loditlg liu- llvietto and Ctudunts possible drill)-.’' j the guvirnmrnt o f at Irast |l,Hno,- costs arising during thn foreign relation* committee, at the annual enriinpmrnt in thej past rliasera The sudden derision considered buying L'>ml < rusting M-rtInns, n ilnliidrd. O H O iii luxes duting * litpast Ihrvu three derides, hut Inis uituallv filjlllfl-nr less, whether bo bad batfl Informed aummer, which ix expected to hr | M,-r,i 1,f-r:i of Hie Florida Aodu' ,'l, by political circlet in reflect th* year*. itoerensid the u n i uf lie siTvirr of Hallo's plana b«ror* Ibe by far the largi-si iri which (hr Hu* House hill rati., fur 20 year,Society oi Kroids vilio Inive com* srrii.ua view the government look Tin- defrmlanU inrlud-d tlirTU to the n'ltilte*'" ever speech waa dallver-d. Pittman FanfoH Companies have anlull,r«lmn, jpleled llirir Hud Etudy Iteipiiri* uf an increasingly grave alluacity |sdievmrn nnd a funner tnThe only Increase In telegraph a*Id ha bad not. and that (In i participated. Tin Senate f'oinmiltre ulsujmenlx nlia mud lu Inku pail In tion came as the cabinet waa T A l f AII a e v e r - Dee - ! _ fVD1* p*‘*'' " r " f «»(• wlrohol lax unit, rates whlrh tins hern mnilu In word » ( lb* aposch reached him Major A. W. Km a, mmmandmg rhsnged ti pi imiUiiig i|,e| tills rensns Tlilirsday are naked «n reported runsldering sending all Hoi pnst SO years. |l was (Hilrd I'resident to itiereuao Hie nggiegH'elget in touch id unrr with Me, through tha newspaper*. (Cvntliioatf u,i nagt Thera) officer of the Medical Det.chmen.,- . ^ j „ i . m, . „ , ‘o ^ , b S ^ ‘ ‘ '^ M . '^ o J k e r e o n ‘ K ed out, kns made by Ihe g„v, amOeid " f met*gages that llie Fed'lM ason. *11,e patty veill ge* under Bella .poke on n commercially ernmenl k h 'n II uperaled the sponsored program over the rod caslon. He told Ihr « umpany 'hai i|„. SlalFs new ocrupallonal license kl||,ni, . , •nil HounIiu; Adininistiathui niigld*wny at ilnyIij-.lit and run'inur work l!«Millltlgr<il •*«• T hw network of tb* National Broad­ approval for the promotion lal. I.t ,aw in , hr Hoprcm . Court. | ..... Insure. until dailt casting *y*t*m. HI* remark* D. G. Scott to the rank uf captain . - William Mr I* Christie uf Jark- The JInline |,||J rnnlnlns a prnvi Fair tonight, except cloudy atkl j ware transmitted over t l .la- has been tentatively approved. slot, for n loti,I of f2,imn,nou.imo m iut unsettled on mutreme south coasti lions but reached no farther Gill* frem the Company urerv descrilted 'hr Murray suit ns a m»itgni'i's, and permits Hie I'resi MVdnrsday partly cloudy, slightly west than Bt. Louis. Tbs ambas­ presented to both MeJ»r Knox u-.d lest rase on hrhalf of aulotn"hiUill id lu iiieii ase Hiis an unlit,ijti d warmer In mirth and central por­ sador dU not bull cal* and !| Lt. Scott by Sgt. Lawrence Reel. dealrrs. He ia Murray's coonset. .... 'mill. The Senate dn(| limits — -• , -"A* tion*; scattered frost lo north per- ' Gueata prearnt al tha party in­ could not ha learned whether m The murt directed Hayes Wutnl, the pnsHihli, iurtenau to f l.tiD'i (100 LDNMHN. Ihr. 2 1 —tAh-J.luyda ■Ion tonight. Hh a U w tt aa Puma I h m l cluded Capt. H. C. Yth'hburn, U Dade fainnly tax collvctor, |n With only thro* days remaining Attridi n I,as been eallytMu the «■ rtOI!Mid lo,|«y, lhat-* the J'nited Karl Nordgren. nf Company I), I.t. show by'January 6 why he should until Chrialma* Kvv, the ilradllna fact Uml tris-s on fnail lawns Senator (lulkley (D'Olilo), said Hl*tv» Hm-r t'tiy of llanrhurg had W. K. Rungr, also of Company It, nut I.KSUC lircnse lo Murrey for for filing entries In the hanford would form Ihe iniist suitable name uf tlm opposition to t|,e bulls wife leased' that she ia finking after and IJ. W. D. Hoffman o f Head psyitirnl , less than ■*« out In IhcjGaidcu Club's annual lighted bacltgruuml for colored lights, tin- in*,measure was In liend to have a^inlltefiirl 19 miles c»ai- of Ter* quarters Company. 19-17 law. j t'hrUlmaa tree contest, sHridlonjacI and other ornamentation. been satisfied by a fliin.-e uliieli sc helling, Ni-Uu-rlarids. The CJty'of MurTpy.; s"M h* offered t'ullee has leen callrf to the coupon ap*| All trees nnisl Is- llghteit on would keep proposed government linn,I,,;r'i: 4, i|uned hy the flail I• lorrWmsI I75MI for license* on hla||ic>ring in The Sanford Herald |Christ mu-, night ami hr illumi ronl tolled inutlgagc ns»,,euilloni more Mail Steamship Company and * * • ft tY®® I!w nutnmnhile sdea places In Miami-! for the purpose o f registering. All Bated eaih night through New frem l iitering the Individ oil hnnie la nn HI2J tun veisrl, . . . ak apart GRE Wood refused to issue them, and rnupu'ha mux< be In The Herald Y ia r’a lalwrrn the hour* uf g p. loan field. The ship left Hamburg un Dec. . . . farnllart demanded, fn addition: 115.25 fur uffire not later than Dec. 21. j M. and Hi I'. M. Under Iho- Hum',, draft, Ihe 10, callrd at llrrmrn. leaving there ... a Tbpre call* were answered by the i|„. service department operated) According to Mr*. Ilumrr l.itll#,] The following prlaes and their mortgage iusociationv vvimld lend last night for Siulh*mpt«n where Fire De|uirtineh| yrsten'ay, p'lir hy Murray and |1J>0 for earh cm" chairman o f tit* Hanford Harden donors « , t r annaunced by Mr*. only un large srnle prup-rtv. This, shj wav due lumurrew. At Balti­ Chief Mark Cleveland reported ptoyn over five in the service d»-] Club commit!re sponsoring ihe con* j Little: lliilklry said, would beep theni more, J, II. Threadgill, an offirial this morning. |partmrnt| and |2JS per thousand teal, ronaiderabla Interest ha a been Beat living lighted Christmas from rampellng with Imildlng and of the steemahlp company, taid tha Shortly nfler nuon yesterday dollar* on Ihe maximum inventory mantfeat In thla year's eom p«-'trM> ,h> swarded by Florida |unn assnelaliiins wliirh linancc liner l.ail a passenger list of "uvt •lie Department was railed lo •*■ o f new and used automobile*. [tlUon and all indication* point to power and light C o, aerund prixe, individual homes. inure than four or five and a crew tlnlfulsh a aniall grass firs betwe- n Murray contended be should nut an tven greater number of entriea tabu lamp by Itandill Electric Co o f seventy five.” Park nnd fink Avenues near lu* required to pny for lb* aervk-n than In prtvioiia year*. I Brat rnarndde, )2.50, award, d NEW PAIIK Eighteenth Slltet, Lnter *ha Dr* depnilinrnt and Ita rmployra b- The auggrstiun ha* been made by Sanford Harden Club; aerun I DUNEDIN, Fla., Ike. 21.—(Ah TOITRIRTB INCRKA8K partment waa called to th* borne rauxe service la incidental to *cll- that person* living on the main prtxe, serving Iray by Hcott-Car- —The chamber o f rommcir* has LAKELAND. FI*., Dec. 21.— o f Mr*. Jarrell at 110 W. Flftavnth ing automubllra. thoroughfares "o f Hanford makt rnwsy, Inc. pledged co-oparwtian with the city (A l—Th* rhimher of rum mare# Street where the tool wae berning He doe* net owe the Inventory especial affort* lo decorate tree* Best ih-rora'rd doorway, 12.50 in effort* to establish a new re­ announced tourist regiatratlona from n flu - and waa called la the tax, he aald. because he paya the In order lhat inurlata and pasaera* awarded by Hanford Garden Club; creation park at * coal o f 17,000 through Dec. 1 were approximately scene ehartly afterward for 'he Plate'* gross receipts lag oa hit by aaay be iippreaaed with Chrlat- aecond prur. Iiotile of toilet wa'cr to 110,000, Government assistance 40 per cent ahead o f (he rorres­ ***** reaaun. No damage waa d-ip,.**!**, ____ _ . nils decoration* In Saaforf, ’ by Jones k Htephrua, will be sought, ponding date In 1930, . t o * , o . . „ h w. Bloody Battle Is Raging In Streets' To Capture Teruel t£& loyalists R e i n force! Assault Army W ith .....,ir* ,,,,,,r"hlp‘ 20,000 New Soldiers 20.UUO ^ "?* "* W " K'"r 15 Percent Hike In Rates Asked By Wire Groups Will Be Taken Of Birds In This County CITY NEWS. 11KIEFS C e n S U S Mason Prepares For Fifth Annual Count O f Seminole Birds Postal And Western Union ExpressNeed For More Revenues No Danger To Citrus New Deal Housing Act Revised, Sent To U. S. Senate C apt H. C. Washburn Addresses GuardUnit In Iiootlegging Ring 21. (Al­ Contest Is Made Of State's License Law LOCAL, WEATHER ) U. S. IJ Sinking ri Following Collision Christmas Tree Contest Coupons Must Be Filed By December 24th (100._______ everybod y tbuys anti u ses I f You Need Three Calls Answered C h ristm as S e a ls By Fire Department V tu , NUILSt A CLASSIFIED AD will get it fo r you. Phone 148 f* t “ " - -«■ �f « ie la It'W orth It? irt w o n t* Hi, HANFORD, T U T H I " T T H C j a " H O R 1 D A M O T O R IS T Joe Jarrell has been sentenced to one year In the State Penitentiary In Halford. For some time, popularly believed to be the operator of the biggest "Cuba" lottery in Seminole County, he was convicted last week on all five counts of an Indictment charging violation of State lot* lery laws. He must also pay all the coats Incurred In the prosecution o f the esse. A few years ago Jarrell wan An employee of the At­ lantic Coasttlne Railroad, - For ten years he had worked aa ft fireman on various Coastline trains and from what we have been able to learn he had a very creditable record. Wd have Men told that when he quit, he wan In line l o t proMotfotl, and by fhfa time, if he had continued at his worit, h* would have been coming along as well aa any of the ypmttf nhen of hfa age. Thousand^ of other young men at some time or I ita fa hit m M q n lM fo r the meek*. I» h u just been filmed. The other dajr the movie pro­ ducer ran bite the fellow who produced It originally on the ditoe. I Tbet'e ir a e t gtttff fo r the flret two ecU,” raid the movie nun, ’’but the third set lakes a COLEMAN’S FRUITS—NUTB XMAS TREES M. H. SPENCER W fiR T The JEWELER Diamonds And Watchee , Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing It was loo IsU. Th* plcturs had bran finished—from tbs orlrln d script. Proving thst Hollywood is st 01 Hollywood. Diamond Moantlag A ik Engraving 7V E «D A Y , DEC. SI, 1117 THE ROUNDED LIFE If waallh were all lo be dt *ln<d Than mUura would be moat ad mired. It airratth were all that mor tits a*«d, The atrungcsi then would best Succeed; (hill alonu wera reckoned b*r* The d tv e n a t scoundrel wed ■ revere; lit U u " '.- *u skillful, itch or l WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRESTON GROVER •gtr' nit Alook s.-ltfl llo-a* to live for ' >uto> Th* lofty thing, railed manhood b e lt* * , Fir ni'-ri than atrcnklh for mlahty tasks. Tit* killing blow; tho rrushma ■Igrip May gain the brute a champ lonshtp. Uni It at heart a hruta he etky From hla all others turn away And he Shall *11 braids hi. . Hr* lVlth none lo romfuH or ad ' mire. Another, shrewd, may toll that he Th* fichu.i mart on earth aba',1 be, Mnl It he have no other trfcll Tbbn he inual share the mis »r's fstd,- >. thin thff BtftCT ffllow for making some easy money T Why shouldn't he .take a fllag on the market with the other fel­ l e d m oftby If h* fhtenda to pay it back? Why shouldn't ho borrow from the company’* vaults If he expects to use It for only a little while and then return It 7 It seems like such an unconvincing argument simply to say, “ It's against the law," Why, no one will ever find 't out. Yog could settle with them ................... .........did. .........The . if they Grshd Jury would never Indict for a thing like that. A sympathetic Jury would turn you - l Ittoaa. They couldn't prove it anywny. Thcro are so, imany ways of getting out of these scrnjtcft. Why worry?’ Shoot Ihe works 1 Nolwty pays any attention to the lawl You don't want to be a working mnn all your life. But h's not the “dumb guys" that keep plugging along day after day, year in and yenr ouT at the same old lob, taking home the same old pay envelope, dividing with the missus and the kids. They're the wise guys. Anybody, M #“AVih W M u,f *?“l 01 Th ey'alw ays ' have and always will. . Oat If Ills Ilf# all else betray* Tbdy'll scorn the man wbusr pecds they prate*. TlierWh mure demanded uf a man Than working out ut on* selflsl plan. The thing called ultimate ail. c***' l,t«e nut atone m cleverness Or strength or skill Unless we find An honest sqd a gratis mind Tits matt bh o one* was chain plan hailed Despite tile gains, wilt still have failed. My Edgar A- Guest. And believe ua. Hants Claus will b* more welcome than ever this year. i — Have you a -------- — — made ynur rontH ballon tu tire Empty Hlocklug FUild, or tome utlier worthy charity? , How Are You D blgg?’ •; Arc you amoi'tg thono comparatively few particular!)? uiifortunnto iiidivitlunlH don’t know whether they nro heulthy or not? If m», yon cun etwily. find out by taking till! following health examination nuggodted by the Dlvl> dlnn of Fubllc llenlth Nttrning, nnd reproduced recently in tho Tampa Timen. Syracunc Unlveralty la credited with, thu tiuuntionnaire: Are you rested when you get up In the morningT (srure -10). t'*n you usually work end play ell you wish without being more than naturally lived? lacnre 40). Is ynur appetite good fur wholrsnme food? (score 40), Are yuu free from habitual small worries? (score 30). I>« you eh Joy mingling with other people? (score 30). Pa you have confidence In. yourself In urdlnary a f­ fairs? (score 40). la your weight about the average fur ^oor height and ageT (score 40). Do you aland well? (score 10). Aw period? G*n (score your eyes rdmfurtable when you read for a tong (score 20). you hear ordinary conversation at slatecn feet? 20). la your hair gloaey and 'fra# from earemslv* oil? (score 20 ). Chin* oiler* a auproino eiam plb of a nation whlth tkouglit It could stay out of war by remain lug unprepared, Aa Hie llanlee County Herald point* oat, that flagging case Just about has the Hillsborough county officials licked. Jap* Bar liusala la "Unrigll' ad” —headline At leant they aren't dropped any bomba on oaen and children rot. u f course there Isn't mueh doubt about the bualnraa rccvi •ton, hut ti hasn't yet reached tb# point w hen a fallow can find a place tv park. After reading tbe editorial ylgjnna of tb* Lake city Report r tee a n convinced that tb* kpo|tkr la 1,006 perceet for evrmVr Cdn* -L a k e Comity lltsen. Almost wboU bMrtedly. lU R n iT U R E la your skin smooth and d ea r? (score 20). Ar* your teeth In good condition? (score 20). Ars you fra* as a rule from colds? (scor* 2 0 ). A rT you fra* from recurrent pains? (score 80). T b s . question, nf .supply Id 0? Iras troublesome. Gsrmsny's highly mechanlied srmy, dralsnvd for s qeWi penetrating sttsck Into enemy territory, hts kept the home to pull msny of Its light artillery regiments. Even ft feed supplies' sre left behind In the mad dash, n horse will eon Ifnue to work for s lime with­ out mesh. A truck won’t. And ' It Is surprising the number or gasoline tank that sre kept busy hauling gasoline to • motorised dath behind him in gut him off| division. The design of the motorised | from hi* boat*. Thu country I* safe again In enjoy Pa prosperity division, which Is barely half the and depression* In peace. ,„J World war she, was worked over] That: la the Ideal behind’ the for two years by the army genepee 1st development! of th* teat-tub* dr irnl staff and alt lit vision that > prrfurmod wonders r schools before being put' to netvi'! of maneuver, amt attack hi a ul lest. It will be further studied? army lakes the . final simulated wag: tn Texas roeently.l before . tbs .. . ... With hardhitting, fast m o v in g ,* ^ f Pu,,tn« *U»lf on wheel* batialiuna to-attack the rnomy ka-i^*1ADlhoviikg know IRs fort* br }»<ia Urn* in land ft t*Y|m ■* com lnf. force, th. army plan. Is I sl dt — _J» him at hay until a drafted o * ‘ c*’ _ _ . — _ 7 recruited army ran b« tralnnd H oIIy W O O d T q O M and equipped. n y RURRI.T COONB • • • — . .. . . „ Soldiers who have don. fell-their HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 20.—Th. Aaljtlng on maps a m pron. ita toovie s'krd w lo iSy they want i,mr* upon ihe speedy work of »V*y,,|mm H aJI-m raqth . tasi arid-tank divlalon In Pursuing fans -could lake S Texas’ aa tho answer tu a searfrom c l,r k Gobi*, who rlor’a prayer. lb had speed, tra- easily g»«a. mcnduqi , fir . power—and no Uabl# t " 1 brae an vacation In horses to curry and feed I ■ *t,lton wagon and old flothoa, Veteran officer, who had* * £ ,.°0k , * * '" J * !* ' fought m ,hc Philippine* and I n 'L r S ? . l i r a S Franca liked th. performance too.l J? ' * " h" " “ /T * v.. __ i , _______V.______ . . . . nixed. Aftar that ho dropped out To them it was clear a . d a ; t h a t ™ * , , *r T " *• dr" ','wd ou' T'" " " * «* » writer, VJ— - 2 M " e « » - battle ahip. Rot they aaw tw o' J ^ * * ™ 11* ‘ ° ,b* * problem, not aoived entirely to 7 ” * '“ their satisfaction by th . demon- ™ l h' ” * ‘‘ " “ T . . |„ . . . . . . mountains. Ila tlppad Gable to a elratlon In Togaa (few . T h . star returned seem The f i d waa rtconp.la.anc*. ^ )2 ^ ■he brialncea of scouting the hat-( |<2hl*v. th . Hollywood atmosphere la arra to find where lo p u t ,„ ul of hu ) „ „ „ . He had a aretioopa and artillery and to flad c.w ra k * beard. CharMo Jennings where the enemy ha* , pul or, fr W c n , p|ctur«, but O.Ua l.kely will put hla traopa and, always did aay boarda— an mavla m in i. a____ _ t. Of Obr E a sy T e rm Piytnent* A Complete UVlNG ROOM OUTFIT 10 Pieces as shown above teeleOJaa Beta aeO hatk rkalm. l e t Salary e»4 leklte. aa *»eealaeel takl*. l e t ktaelirel lane*. aa la4U*n*ISI» keeeeeae le .lt, e e . a asagaala* reek. A. wfcete en w-rotl •( ikt veer eketeeet taisllart aa a arte. Ms’ll H e. aseOerate taOaaO. Tfca aaasllr "111 a ******* I* a git* Mfc* Ikfct—aaO leak al Ike aavlaal 1 . A T WHOLESALE S A V IN G S Scientifically Designed The “ M ost" Gift for the Least,Money! Sale! Occasional Chairs at 5.95 ' an lii'ii pineihle arm of national defense. In reicnl years the telegraph CeeUsuM Pram Pafs On. Industry during the World A’ar companies lure uffered n num­ •Today, draplla drastic operat ber of n"w end additional a*rvIn* economloe." Ibe new* release Icea at Iqs, rates X<*r the pur­ stated, "the financial resources pose of i* ' f loping n * « and en­ ■lid credit of tbe companies are larged ue«e of Ijtelr service, being jeopardised ky the d o In aa ettori l0 ii^rtease ike vol­ vllh* In revenues brought on by ume id traffic an d ' thus keep thu general slacking of tbe busl their reveuu.s abreast of the mounting eipeuaea. neea of tb* country on which ronalanlly the Industry depends- and Iht bat In spite nf fstorahlr public situation I* mad* even man reception of these Innovations crlUMl by the constantly grow­ ihey are reported as Insufficient ing cogt ef telegraph operation to offset the kon*Tftl downward th tough heavy Social Security Irwnd. to d other last*, wag* rraUramounting expense* o f pi) kladi.1 To lake win* stataa front linen* A* Indicated hr figure, pubIbo nata*4 article linked a few day* age, Ike |*|«- slrelcb comimaUm arw oparmtw ncrua* Ibe tup of a bowl- I’tmr cllbor nt A deficit nr on a Urr boUltig water from a kettle. Mid *l*nd»r manta, and tt u p ol.u two feet sbor<- the cloth, UtnNgb •I out, if Ckl. oondltton raalfa thb aialn until It disappear^- , , •a* U WtO shortly impelf that* radio sUtlung 1 T a k a F u ll 1 A d v a n ta g e want : Ank yourself theno 15 questions, giving a thoughtful nnnwer to each queatlon and ncorlng yourself accordingly. Apparentiy a jwrfect acore in 440. the total uf the IndJvldual score*.although no "jmr" for the course (a aitocifled. How do you feel now? 15 Percent Hike In Kates Asked By Wire Groups Consider lag lb* year* af service y*u may **P*ct from fanltnre gift*, tb* a the esai usually spent foe preaema of only passing interest to lb* family! TOUR choice ihi. CbrUmaa. e Very grawfal. and aananaWy law priced i la Walaw flalab. B*t- T rim 7.M *i*s*! a Carved Siaidy. Spring Beat,, Car ElraMtar. choice ef -beak'I •boar.ifal rerera. They were mueh faster Ibaa hurae and foot racouhaiteriug— but . . , they rant operate ameejT tree*. H ones can, Bags, m reams and aauaahr^y rough couigry atop the ca n . but not hones pr mao. Tho u u itian lat Of how mac* valise ta the aprad. U the Repairing Diamond Setting and Gngrsv4ng McLsulin, Jeweler “ Better Vision” LAM P �i PARR TT1RE3 ChinaCommunists Florida Boasts Landon Calls For octal And Personal Activities Seize Control Of 430 Legal Camps Aid To President ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor On Foreign Affairs P o l i t i c a l Setup F oi A u to Toiflrisls Methodist Circles Social Calendar Announced For 1938 Pe rsonals Change In Authority 94 O f Seasonal VilI C r n tln u r d From P ie * O n , spoke on Instruction* of hi* homo nfflre b«l li t* customary for n diplomat i ■ obtain stirh ' approval tief,*!,* i r make* any move In ■ allUaIII>11 a* grave is Iho opt* Unit i’**iil,» tils Jii|'iif)f*a*' | American relation*. SHANGHAI, (Tue* JACKSONVILLE. Dec. S l.-u P ) In Iho bouse- it- pro-acntatlve day)—China's -Florida’* winter visitor* who Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Whelchel Flail, rcpuhlirmt Non Vork, a I have moved from their home on 1st party,' taking advantage of the >|<rnd the acuson in auto parks fall o f Nanking and dliorganlxa’ •ill find 430 permitted tourist iiionilii'r of Iho linuso nf [ori'lGn Park Avenue to 1013 Magnolia affairs conimiltro. i hut (rod 1hit tion o f the central government, to ntnps In the stale this year. Avenue. day seised control of China’s politi­ These wayside Inn* for the mod- *'t‘<rtiiniunlata, llu*«t.'*t'.,t. ilituron cal aet-up In a major iupheaval .‘ * cm_______ _______ knight____________ of the rolling road pro and tHiarlltJr oiiiir Fnellsh," arc' which forced cut aix ranking lead .vide a total of :iG85 cotisg e,—thr aoi-klne to "InUamo tlio ^litirlrsn I era o f the Knlominttng party,'majority having 15 or less, and a va*lo agAnsl Jnp.'in.- Ili> said bitterest foe o f the Chinese com- few with 35 to 40 cabins each, Unit nor v*IIIt Japan would l>i>( niunlats, !Ninety-four of these seasonal vll- ."criminal foil) ' anil in rod full I support nr the Tho shift of control, confirm,' I ligt* arrommodale trailer, only. non partisan In dispatches front Hankow, the Fieri .Nufny, director of the bur- poller which l’ i< rlili iil linos", roll and Nerrotaty Hull linro fnlh-wcd in till.. tnu.ird tin’ Fanny bombing* Seen As Encouraging Soviet Support Far stnrs. Iro .i (Hid oilier t'hrUima* slisp.-s rut f■mu r.n-rn |h-|>|h’i s. |dm|i>ulo, ,ir - slh-nl, ciKikod hoois o.-* gnrnlshi» for meal, fm,I, sil>,I* , r ,iini|«'s In III,* liolhlay s * i i m h i . To-Night Britain Plans Naval Show To Impress Japan First Show at one every day— George A RUSS as a' ruthlroa leader, terror of (he aevek seas . . , and protector of a y*a*K rowplr In lam . . % < ArlUs’ “Dry Synw Is Packed With Action Gene RAYMOND Joe ’ PENNER PARKYAKARKUS “The Life O f The Party” George Arllsa has played em­ perors and prim* ministers, sul­ tans and warriors, but he has un­ questionably the juiciest role in his career as tho parson-pirate in' “ Dr. Syn." hi* newest starring] vehicle which open* t«day at the Rita Theatre. I'‘ackcd with drumalic action, w ilh bliHxl-eunlllng! episodes, and exriting chase, this picture offers, too, a splendid op­ portunity for this veteran of the stage to demonstrate bis great skill as a chancier actor. Froduced with great skill, and with tremendous fidelity lo the period, -Dr. Syn" tell* the tale of the notorious Captain Clegg, who eseapea the gallows to settle down « B TBI.EGKAFII FI.OWr.K3 lages Accommodate Auto Trailers Only TUESDAY Tha Truth Booker* class of the FIr*t Methodist Cnurch will hold tholr raciilar Clirlatmas Forty In the Church Annex *1 V JO o'clock, llashanda of memW rs ora InvHed to nttond. liest » n « i kill bo Mrs. Georga Mc Cnini, Mrs. B. D. Fletcher, M r*, jlr a McClelland, Mrs. O. J. l ’op,, Mr*. Tom Williams. Mrs. A. D. Ohoemaker, Mr*. J. T. ftmllh. M r*. Lola LeOetla and Mrs. F. Jj- Porker. i The Alalhen Clara of tha First Tretbjrlerlan Church will hav* a Chrlatmaa party at the horn* ,pf Mrs, Joo Corley, Cameron Avenue, at 1:00 o'clock. It os tease* srlll l>o Mr*. Corley, Mr*. fK. A. Coblt, Mr*, tl, I), Rogue, •nd Mr*. 1* n . Hunter. At this f l M Kitts Will bo exchanged. WEDNESDAY {; The flirt Scouts will meet at {the LUtle House at 1:00 o ’clock. ■ THURSDAY Circle Number Tw o—Mr*. I. I The regular business meeting |of Iho Banfonl Townsend Club ft. Marlin. Mrs, Jml ftmllh, Mrs. |Wtl| he held at 7:30 o'clock In* J. E. Inxkeep. Mr*. .T. C. Curt plead of Fridays during Hut Mm. Mr*. K. A. Moffett, Mr*. public la hulled In W. .H. Thornton, Mr* J. F. Half, Mr*. rl*r*nre Hmllh, • Mr*. J b le n d . anuuNl U»|l*»'in| Chrlalmsi »|W 111 M. MrCasklM. Mr*. H j Pope, , r The , ''■boul fare" toward Soviet Kussi i "The rnilace touriat camp of toH. The Melhodl.t Bunder BrJuud will Mr* W. H WHIs, Mr*. II. With larre-retile.military tC"»i«l*nrc 'lay show:*.* decided. Improvement Bqntre*: kirk J. F; 'M .i'leil«n,l, V held at the UlUrfh nl C..1U which Hie Chinese rod* would be Mr*. W. I. Hughey, Mr*. J. K. O’clock. . * , nlile to com nmol from their Bov f'ourler. Mr*. C. A. Maine*. Mr*. let friend,, Hinmuh the only major It. 11 Mnnure, Mr*. C. L Flow, roil roe o f supply now open to ■J. Wax candles are probably of er*. Mr*. John ' V*ughnn. Mr*. them. ' Phoenician origin. The composite !L T. Thrasher Mr*. L Crow, Demand tlrolenetiun Andie of today is made of stearin Mr*. J. M. .H«y*s. Mr*. J. II. Throe devrlopineiitH even over­ Crawford, Mr*. J. M Moyis *bd paraffin. shadowed the Fnnsy l>0|iiliiiig to­ Mr*. ||. ||. Chappell, Mr*, tlyron day. nispatrlir, from Hankoni said Squire*, Mr*. Fill*. Mrs. Mae Yu Yu-Jcn, president o f the exeeu* Thompson, Mr*. Ilosa Darla and Mia* June Waddell. Ing story, then you had better live Yuan, had dcmsinlril the veKung, Circle Number Three— Mr* A. head for the Rita Theatre where signallon o f Dr. H. II. Adequate Water Necessary* brnlher-in-law o f fieneralUaimo C. BUrke. Mr*. It. M. Maaon. “ Dr. ByiT Is now playing. 1• I'htang Kal Shek. |n lesponae to, All permitted ramps must have Mr*. A. D. Zachary, Mrs. W. It. demand* from the communist an adequate supply uf known san­ KdcnReld. Mr* C. F. firauan. group. . . 1 itary quality. Water under preaMrs. II. L. (ilh,on, Mr*. T. H. Chinese headquarter* previously Mlre '» vequlre.1 to serve the camp Balcony Wilson, Mr*. J. A. Ilumbtey. iBnuncrd abolition o f the central d i,p »,»l »y*tcm where*, amMrs. It F- Chonshaw, Mr*. F. 10-25 ill lien I council, automatically I’' 1' «"* 1'Vovkle.l rvery It. Mltchel). Mr*. W. E. lUlnP*. Matinee am ripping nix high government lea -!'*'"*1- ^n(*y explained. •r* from M*cir li«»al, including '** ^ rtUifw ioiJf dia* “Wednesday Say Merry Christmas With A beautiful bouquet, bin U l or i c e of Ihiscr*. . Srt our rompletr il'wk of r tn if rul flnwrr*.. Ilrautlful hlntunlnx plant*. . . . Valle} Iltur*, (>ard< and IhrhMa for ( ‘n ru ir * . W# have a ximd ruiirlnrit! of Memorial V\ rrxths, The on lx gill for lhi»p who hare |nnr on t- a floral Gift- rnpii*| warship* In , reinforce it* China fleet on advlc* from naval su'hnrilhMi ' InfnrmfsJ ipiartef* ml.) ndmlially expewt, had told the cabi­ net six mnjnr war*blp*--b*Mle" ships nr bottle cruiser*—were necrosary for adequate protec­ tion of flritidi interest* in the Chlnroc-Japanriic war. The official announcement of Sir Archibald's appointment said King George h*il npprnvrd hts succeeding Knalchliutl-llugrawn, who later will be given another post. Britain had hoped. Hie foreign ufflce sahl, to leave the Chinese embassy In charge of a counsel­ lor until Knatrhbull-Hugessen was able <o return to his port next spring. The announcement emphasised confidence in It. G. Howe, who wa* rent to China a, special charge d'affaires after the ambaitsador vtn* wounded. The Japanese reply to the lat­ est British protest against al­ ack* on neutrals wa* not ex­ pected to arrive before' Wednes­ day, but even if It should It was not •ipeclrd to affect greatly tho cabinet's deci*lon. P H O N E 2 1 2 -W Whether you want a «lni| li> coiffure or an Indiildual style for the many cala occasion*, wr ran cite Ihr wave bc*l _ sul'cil to your (i i-r. ona Iil> mid hair. 'H i N ew S ty le* For the llrdldsy Besson TKI.EPIIIINK 7.11 EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON r— You'll fiml }n*t iho flft HU n unit in our Inr/co trlntion of tlllln ir m .r . FOII ELEVEN TH HOUR SH OPPERS .* 1 . • r/mnil/si*. A m an a 1 * a t i IlfTtlf (nml allifla* And h e '» alttiM llin n L fiil lalirn llirjVr AJUWWS. Wr»p gui i firm In a vtldr variety of itri|ir*, faiirjr |mI* In n s . ft'iliJ tid o r it Annow TIES will h.lshirn lip s i q insti's fa te . C n h iilo l •mill palirrits ill.- Ialr«i tie. •I ,li. ami h.lix w r a lili,. N l ■ ml 8 1 . 3 0 There • nn rxlrs pnrket i*o hi- nu| lh.il will „rl> ....... ... HHHlVt'ilAMh hi III llli F. Fsilrl rotors noil tle*l,ii* lu ItHininiilse will, in,,I innidi Arrow Tie, soil Miirli. 2 3 e and HANFORD, FLORIDA Special W'c DISCOUNT Open E very N ightTU l A iLw CHRISTM AS 3 i w W , r: IN OUR STOCK IF PURCHASED BEFORE CHRISTMAS OPEN EVENINGS •TIL CHRISTMAS No BLADES. No LATHER No BRUSH, No LOTIONS Randall Electric oa SCOTT 1 -i * *i J amt td*l(t mli ilea, AU r . n f ««.*I ar d S h r u n k in nrw ahlrl In f If i»ii« e%#r ilifinLi), 8 2 and tip. Schick Shaver —4 '■ I YOWELL c Sanford - Orlando ' CARRAWAY 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. 1 �c \j,S |i£W.lAP '.A .iU tA i* Pottr Are Killed In rixm .itfx riiCBMOftts '. i t • w. Romanian Outbreak A s s e e , f u ., n « . 2 11 llcn ir it. Flagisr, who[ £ belli lb* over**** railroad f r m ; f- Miami to Key Wleat, may hare his I " niinh perpetrated In the highway j f that replaced the rail line. • ft? Many havo vuggriUul "Flagler | Orararaa Highway" aa n name for the road that gooa to am over the i'* same bridge* that once aupported On g n a t volume o f freight and {laasenger traffic to and from the tbuthcrmnuit city o f the United ? Stale* Now the Slate Road DepaitraVnt ' . hat stepped In with a sugge.Hon E3 to the Oreraeaa Read and 'toll ' . Bridge District that the road should have a name, t, ' "Practically all who have o ffe r © a d aufgfstion* semi t» think the ^*tiatne o f Flaglri ahould he taeor* pc rated in Hie designation," said j ! 'A , B. Hale, rund depirtment chairyiman- "This, o f rourar, would be / entirely filling »lnfe without the Work of Ihla great jilonror the present highway would NOT eaiat.” Names o f highway* have NOT 1 meant much In Florida, since roads are known more genrrnlly by numher*. The Finch r road "may he an •( Bicepl foil," chairman Hate said, If "bream* o f Ihi- many unique feat' h m and novelty of this great pro­ ject anil lie wide anpi-tl through* '' frut the Wilfttry." jjt ’ Jl*l< suggested the bridge dis­ trict sound oat pul lie sentiment In tlj* 'lower eokt r"a»t and ileclde upon n fitting name for the road. The 103% Labor Day hurricane -damaged the rail line and the florid* Boat Const Hallway sold tg l right o f w»y to the district. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—MV . —Senator Tope, (D.-ldnhn) np*i pealr'd Raltirilsy to Attorney! i w^hbj r k r k k i .k t . and Car many, fn ldad MOMIPt i>k. IT - H f t — *g g John HMk, California Iw jr*weight nanrUihnrk. ha« the r#V*\ L I L . ' mtlrn of brine ®n« ef »>» beet ' block ora on the HOtfflc co * * lv ’ \ ; W AYN E_FEED Of WE DELIVER $ PROMPTLY B Endowment 0f libraries has been I farbHt* philanthropy In Ameriname of Andetw Carnegie COLDS K3 YOUR PATRONAGE a p p r e c ia t e d E A ftD ' o f b e n e fa c to r s In n t fit rescue work, the coastgurfrd * Ch i powerful acetylene seirrhllghta, practically wind and WataYpmo/, which shed a diffused Itflif irief the field o f opentHoni. FEVER L le > M . Balt*. SANFORD AMCO FEED S T S V If ( « H i B . M cC A L L , JR . A New Set O f FIR ESTO N E TIRES For Christmas THE P01NSETTIA stand* unrivaled imnng the dfeurntivo plan l a of the world ind I* now known ns the Christmas flower. It'a real flowers arc the incoftsplcuou* yel­ low dots In the renter, and not the brilliant scarlet purls which are hut bracts and not tho truo flowers. In Florida the Poinsctlin begins to nltnin its full beauty in November, and continue* to bloom until killed by cold. It requires about thirty-two degree* to kill It, therefore It usually keep* long In flowcf in various part* of the lover Florida the ROSEATE SP06W6lLL R today so rare that It ia seldom teen; in the ea >y tourist days of Florida the fee* then of this bird were in great deimfod and aa A result auch vast numbers wefe slaughtered by the feather traders that it may not* bo too late to aava It from eg* tinction. Aa the name impUea It haa a spOon■haped bid and lta plumage |g of a deoiled pinkish htie. lta food ebnatsta of small flab, marina life and snail* taken Id Shallow water where its long lege end spoon-ehaped bin serve It well. . TT t thi> i-.amn*. . • ueh weekday nl*bt at tin Tim ha-Jinlliall game Tliur.ilar Mtm hy Ikn I ,y in nn girl* 1*1 Moil Tim !>• milllill •|i> i* ll i r w s t K vl*i r iiii.tiiinn t ‘onirr ‘ wat rttrii nf ’ iiilln (Ha' over or.:; tint Ihn Otlrtli) glfl* tenia Fifteen morning and thre* *v* l.jiono Auillmriiim Krhl i> Ilfgl't' ut Iini I.) hijii court*. nlng Srwapaper* ar* poMlAsc lu-foni 11 rifuirlfi huilh'O'l1 J Chtlitntsa t-elibrnilim* w«ro dally In l/Ondun, * - luirgn p|niru.op of (lud'-nl*, ( 11,111 i-Ti'rj iruoti in ill* iChoul ] pul nn in i-vi-rT room at t.yman lonli purl, hi m»tiihiP, uiiilIn-- :i- i ihtny iifii-MiiMin wlim r"(ro*hntihmli'l *t>u(Untoin' -on* and 1.n ill. *i>ri- aerreil uml iitl*r j 1 In. itpertlla inch ituitt-ni re-1 pi in fi-ini'iii ol Kr<>u|ilns*< Ho'lee Hoi <lli>-< lli-it of Mi,n Ahllil M <• ivial a gift- The Home Room vine (nr iii ioiIc, 111>r- Adriuoou Mi.iln-rn wi’ru lirmli-*iie* with tli* W'iiM, ii’td (In dlnloKHii, Mr*. li in Hie South Neighborhood Card I.HUi'o i.tiltiiili'K' r v.n. |d:ini»i and •• 1 .11-11 h it - l(i i-hirK'- oi riuh met Halurday ulr.h( with Mr. uii'l Mr* lltnlie. while H10 F u tu r e F a r m e r s P la n !ili W. 1. iiiiit iy and \\. 1 ,M Igiftinrhnoit Gluh Ilf flv* SIuipl Topper. F o r T a m p n E x p o s itio n tililr* met with Mr. nml Mr*. Tin ’loi|l 1 I'liili hol'-hrotr -U w WhltlPinor*. Cefehratlon* ar« uHiinti’ • i-i.. I’. ii k Wo-ln’ r.ilay *M ItasxnmtMad lit majuf Exlrn«lvp preimra'loti* iip lieplntined for t'hrlilruan Kve nod aur***. All drutgU tg nllondiil lo rmPniy iliroo itiumlag inmio hy llm c eminolp I'liapNew Yrnr'n E»o »t the f.llirary Miwngth*: Regular mn (Jr of Fuinro Farmoro of W n -I h"m and r.«' 1 vrlnn Hio ioiiv Hull nod nl the park iiUltoo for t 1' ilna waa Mr. nod Indng pruwd by lea fey ilielr exliihil ol Hi > an i Hi lioollo* R*ena nr» no*I Tampa Fair In lie held in Mi n Ar*h«i U’ ulltliin and Mm. I.inlei ■|lrii«n |'rr>l(|p|it Hhor ihiH r ty ■horliv -Hlcr llu- Ni " mnii l.iHudn t, i ’i Hinlth Year, A'rv !!. .tohrpoii, ndvliior of; and 1 ■I \vt- t h-l the ll'p fltr p 'ir , 1 j-in | tm lt/, 1)1 Alidd I I I thrii II nil hii propraui >.1 r.I..: 11... .'in| ..... . lio*. Mr* Mlilihnin. i -It I, Mi' mipi* eit'ild.i of i.i -.il port-! ti I'.-ii Mu m ) nod IV.irnn i-InHI mine nw ,i-lull ( ru iii-i | Ini'. H • ain't doll H. U uinuo ng a .'Id .'.n' «l -.,-t.vy •I Tho Firs hundred (Huh h nl 1 penl'nidf ('mm')' p--oui m In R. N , •Nlpprr. in-il ilioiiu ii 1 . lir i'i I'ailr TIitlHibi night nl i-ollco mil ** I* aldlni- Mo- Iny 1 111 (iiriitm ion Mm library when nf. thn illaptnv m Ii'- ii lin y hojn rak'* wt-io nfrvrd nl conrlu.ldn will will n prl.-e H 'hu nmiUal expo.U'inii. Mr. Jjnlmioin (dan 1 (n -Miami the llvr.Uu-k nnell.ai m (lam<-rill" Toe*day to |i-*r -;-c»- » hoga Ip la) liiilrlieri-1 hy (ho for t a t .'S t - FOR DELICIOUS • S N A C K S . . . *. Th* magpie l» very tim e in Nor­ ay, nesting even in the garden* [ town house.. KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS 0 J11.1 tiringtail «o «l **(i- Truck & Auto Service etira o f Kraft (J m w Hptuil*•lalft..ire... . anil o*ii|un) Bodies—-Springs—Trailers A price you ran afford U n r HnraaiL an- pi.rd for Martin’s Garage TOUGH y Though tnterest In the elect lori was jilgti, heavy snows reduced Hie number o f votes cast, fjenale elections will he held Once quite abundant and ,wety distributed . 40 W h i. h » j ‘ ffeL 3 & 'flO $ E 6794 FOB stats. Ms u r iitH f S t r w i co BUCHAREST. Dee. J2l a - d f ) — »u> tffr*on« weft- killed and a im K r'b f Huinantah p&Uce wu'iin-' id today In outbreaks at Orhcin t a ix a h Frobe May Be Made Of Newsprint Pricen LEGAL' NOTICE rW iTalnuroi. are «l| trail)I Maiiwltlira, apiwllrrr. tail MUdw luu. |1m>.ru n bpW rln lr jo i dealgu no Hm NiAia Bwankyewlg g ls.*c. k 'n l i c ° FFSP J t a d l L m Christmas Tree Coupo a k f JfM (itieini perfect .«oH«i,.f#li| in 1 iltti MHn E X T R A -S A F E AT NO EXTRA COST FIRESTONE makes great savings by eon* I rolling r a b b e t and cotton at thatr seances — by mote efficient manufacturing method* tlnou^ i l o w e r distribution costs. TheM saving* a n passed on t o year In— Extra ValumuThot Mmkm F O R V O U ) q M EM ' mo y o u n g # o m d �» Ij .j . . UP, BUT NOT OVER ' ; AND THE Battle Over Supreme Court Is Am ong t ig News O f Year WHITE FOX B y S I G R ID A R N E THE STORY 8 0 PAR: Tho IV* brought tea for you." Ax «he n llo r and Helen m the sailor's lee- spoks eh* pulled a tiny handkerb»mt bar* escaped the white fo* in chief from her poekel, and spread a rere in which the boat went it on Hie deck. Aa ahe xpread It much raxler. than the fo* could tiny cupa uml plates appeared na»- Now Mi# Iwo doll, muat me- a Uicli grew bigger and bigger unetio Ih* tiny squirrel which is_.IUI ill the, aero juat the right a lu With th* fog . lor Brigs onj lh, M |]ur> There . Ch*P,,rOI120 .. „ were hot blacuita, steaming tea Itinftnj Ttitt Silvfr UfIU mid n w fc pot o f i t t i w k r i r jam. •A| »oon .■ |he nun ael over the “ Oh—l o v e l y > a l d Uelga »»owy fielda the aillor look charge “ Pleaac have lea with u t " o f the lwat and headed it back lo •Th.nk you,- xaid the Queen of *“ • L whlto * » • mwmtahi; Helgo's Fable*. When they had finlihed rneckii w t n to bright, both fium M)a Quucn rolled up the handk/r* the eiciletaent Of the race and the chief .gain, and it grew emallrr aun’t efterglow that ahe looked and MnnlJrr. Then ehe » u gone, quite pretty again. upun." The skHot- noticed that, and Reign looked at the aallor id W . ■■ . . ■ mlrlngly. “ You have euch nice Reign, almost aa if ahe had read friends," xho xaid. “ You know the hfa Ihofghta laughed and aal^, yrhi'o fo* never had caller*. Hr lx ,lhe, w.hl,f fox ,ook • **««• while fo*, hut no one He dldnt look brave at all. Jua* contra to mv him." mad." Then ahe added xhyly, “ You "Vex, 1 know," hoId the xnilpr. look much braver." '"U n i I think ll’x U-lUr to hive The aallor acemed phased bu« goed frlctida ihnn to l.e Hie g n a t, ha aafd nothing, Then Hclga begun cat anything In ihu world," to feel hungry. And that's dread“ That'. wlml I think, to..." m i l ’way up North where there Hclpn. teem* to 'lie nothing but xnuyv. Finally tiho could keep at ill no Tomorrow: ('ought Again. tanfcar. could we have MEAT W hnrthing to e a t t" ____ ~ <Idling Tba Queen I MI'LBOUBNK, Auitralbi. la The enllor slowed down hla boat 21. — < /P )_ , Shopkeeper* rep- r< and eald, "W ell, we can’t have u* »d they m u m aelt all avail,tbl /toe fare aa I bn while fo* aervea, shark meal at la cent* a ppun.l but w ell find something." They eahl hnuanwlrra had to.., H«lgn pretexted, "Oh, but when won over to the new foodstuff I eat with you I won't have to which taitra muc h Ilk., rod. cm- . worry that yeu'd get-nugry, »e the. him lew boon. fox did." | "W hy, I might gel very angry,", laid Hie aallor, but hr laughed aa ......... *- _______________ (V C CAM I* WANTED h* *»• i FORT MY.SRS, Fla., Dec.'ll. “Now, then, h»w do we get —«*>—The county Commission h»ifoodT” he continued. A* Hie bunt petitioned Florida rongrcxxmen I. slipped along over Ihu xuow be have a Civilian Conservation Corpi took out thy allvtr hell* he had Cnmp In Lee County for reformr*oten from th* fag, and shook tntiup work. Contnilx*loners r* iheip. , , llnmted HR per cent of the County'a ••W'hy, Huiae ttro the helix | pave pine timber Hnx been cut. the fme," mi id Reign. “ l\hut are f — you doiuifT" 1 CAI.LQ CtnLB -TOO nEFINCD" "I'm ntlllUK Hie Qu. ru Of —4 . . Pilrla*," anlil Hie knllnr.-’ I TUINTO.V, tiiv...i.e. fN-e. 51. gmhlmily light mi lop of Ihu! - 'tn -iM m . Yitutuu cMnlay, |!rl man there we* u little ’To p " and i.i|n'u oldr.t ,woman, iWoman. who hat u bilplil flanh of light nx llnmgli n lust celebrated her tllTlh birth liny firccreckct had exploded. duy. rnru modern plrlx lets* a And , them Mood the Queen of let of fun because they're oo Fairies. Hh* flew down to the rrflnrd *■ aaitorV shoulder. ’ I ikiiiht |f they enjoy them Tra For Three xclrye .half an murb as t did il»mt"VouVe e x ilin g *, !P.:; *he?#>l waA roune .............. .—■ classified Advertisements -Announcement* t— Lout A Pound_________ LOST—Anhandbag with spec lades. Reward. M Ifanaon Shoe Shop. S— Automobiles lut* Magnolia Are tars per mouth Twenty dotIn advance. Phuno 401 J. ^LCONOMY and • t Nlnvini ii t, f i . f« p. I*>> •* •' lM*Ht 1 *1 k I-1,*I*•*I. 1**1» *I,- Ht*. ^i" I 13 1•• J* * UFA* t* • t- * T V F itV M : 1 Uf lit : ’ lij'|Alt • 11. I i !.* i L, nil11 f* F * fW , k . .;i U f k i* O I I N il Hui*pll#to r . \ D l i . \ n r - H n p p iiF " u n lit din unit it*ml* i jitr, m a rita l **11irtif I ^ UKriHi k # r F I:i i *‘'(ic rtk n r r*ti. I»i«l|t, I Un: «purt. Nciy Y«»ih !*«») i»r r In n r . n*>rnllv f r i»‘ ‘ m i ll w.ik n, |IS Oft, " r i 'i li iy . # ro »“ » #iF»*rri1lv, | i fo i«, 9 (mi , 1 I>|rt,l ,1^.’ pmiii-' l.ti • Hutn.ll. * t H litia lift Ar ^ rit*» foil Milim* lifAin** vi v1• H. A P* ii.lr to*iH jnini.l Iiito nn)ih«yi>p •* Mrs- Mary K> v (Burhimikl, ■1 IUTSINESS MAN’S to- I AC KS ON VI L L C LUNCH J 2%C m w x ,a ty iw j * SERVED I-110.11 11:30 TO 2:00 ""S s s a ftr- PERK’S CLUB net- For Sale M odeU fr o m HSc. r*»!cUtiR fr o m Aruus Candid 12.50. fit FI '*• I I *& fFleKHY: Flcrl.li N.. Hi.M»1l.i*!SM:m lir.AUTM Fill I ♦ ••.(». Mic fr.r *01,1.Alt PH F*a r»*-* *1i*B Imp i Ha y W H A T (Ponnul) IS llu r lo n . H ililpllru Any Quantity W. W. Cm tsch 9 E N G I N E SOUN DS* W ID E O P E N B U T i t ’s N O T M ARIN O M UCH S P E E D ­ W E L L L E T 'E M L O A D TM E C A R AND G E T A W A V -W E I .L S T E P IN A N D J A K E W H A T 'S L E F T - D A N W I U _ f = 1 g E T T M E . C A R A T T H E O T H E R E N D .• fUt.IHl. _rel Bargain—lo tube liiJT General Electric Radio, Handall Klee trie Co. for sale. Lake Mary Garage. 11—Bualaraa Places For Bair ----—— ‘ e FOR 8 A1 E: One of the large aarivlecttun ot VTaxUn* vica atatioaa cu Park Ave. Good appUanoo—Iba Ideal opportunity for local min. Inquire gift. BcottCartaway. ■f the Bayard Realty Co, 200 N. Park Ave. aTRUS fruit—also JAP LEADER DIBS TOKYO. (Tuesday), —(XVElickI Baba, who rriigned Due* enibar )• aa home minister because cf falling liealtb, died today of imvoiaeaia. Florida plana to celebrate In IM i iba cenleMrdal of U« fint ooa atUstieoal oonvaatkn. — ■ ■ Stall 30-ai State Market * L 48 FANI'OIID, FLORIDA ; ; ^ » IX lu iMtokf >mmr ltt«a|i r *■p I I la r nrt* *1 I •k *•»*•' isf mi* *|ir*-l*tj lotah mn4 »hIU* J'tk« Cuurtemw i. Efllcienl SERVICE 1st & French—Tel. 0121 ENGLISH’S Unit’ Station ■ ; f v ( „ .N MMnuKWWttiainMMW YOU CAN’T HELP RELIEVING IN SANTA CLAUS WHEN YOU SEE THKSKPRICES Dairy Feed ........... 2 0 '.* Laying Mush Ilnrec Feed ............. f'Hrug P u lp ............... Hir'd Feed V - e - .* K SI.80 $2.35 $ 1.05 $ 1.05 SI.75 l'ltlt'1‘8 AHE 1*Kit HACK ban l o r d Cash Feed Store 202 SANFORD AVC. /TELEPHONE 80 r t ?/.». v.-gj K>.-ur«wtyjRtimg w in 1 I ?< Y O U li T im in iY & ;4 * Mnvle 9.0*5 F O R T H IS LISTEN r l. ir T jiij)v o i)K j/tA fo STOP LOOK 3 •. BAKING 23uunccti r 25* ■ IV«L • *Ni» Sl.ii k rillintj i * * ,' S lfiO WIEBOLDT STUDIO G A M IIL E ! k » !■ |ijirrflntnl lii nil roemlifm ml the faintly IMu I'hHulinao—* aiul fur jtirif o rtunr—a UchkI tamrra. ON | lv lj NO FOOLIN' ])o\ \ Si to d ki ? v -« FoaLjwuO R ID A ti w c u n u .* .fk C - P O W D E R fquar l.nr* FOR LEASE: Five pump service MODEL T Ford Pick-up truck t firm S ii?c'tv\i'/)> M'M lion! *7f> - ■1,i -f ' jmorrr *vi nd Huh* m n r k H u t m ilr r ia .l D«*r (Inn t m n . Ific- So C A F M F lA iV N 'lT lt H iikT.II*- „ „ a1m irillljr A rn rtillik o i. |i >p*I I !'■ \ *•■m tf, in o rk r* n Iriiii I to!*'full F l i tot raal—Men in Mi* liitotciry nf I hi* * Am«?k icuti lulmr tivnvi mi ni.’* Ami 1f n it 11. *>tni **|„ in hnvt* ' rr.r l*'r am! I Im1. Iy nirlfttiiiUto. For that last minute rush d ost COLEMAN‘ llArilANT gasoline forget that we have for Hi" heater. Used only ehurt whtlv. kiddie*:—abates, air riflea, foot­ KOI Magnolia Ava. ball., wagons, tricycles, bicycles, and numerous other Items—all at WANTKt):, NEAT, efficient, eol oted wiitunu. to conk and xarre right prices. Stjnl.y-Rogers Hard one meal a day tor- . family i l war* Co. two. Apply llnrntd office B U Y * FURNITURE ~ fm " ' Christ­ mas from Echols Furniture Co-, Your rhrii.'iina* Trees will o« waiting fiir you at com er Oak Sanford Ava. New furniture and used furniture as good M ■ First from Saturday on. Cuiue Oat 'am. M. U Lord 'I k. «| w. a ll r ,i‘ t ut»»ry j r ‘ I l.l***. UrtMfk. HJI iiUp It* nunliiv A •*BtiaJl: I*•». J it ‘Ji.r HI.FT 1 JIItfatalte l . l . ' *1wt4 I. f ......a Il4 |l rirtit fiiir, rani ki t i.i* '*H jriit P•r ii ’I r * n llt.lt'T fxlr, ixni '.e* ■ lrad > t It kpn Hfi* Id' -ii. i III > *v •r*11 itinn | t" I o'e- t OI... V*tt;Sr It , ™ AN TED—Colored woman housework. -Apply at Sanfo-d WHEN BETTER mu-d furniture c »f« . v ; lx obtainable Echol* will have It. 201 Sanford Avc. . 1 1 — M lsccltan cnu s a (Hand, Sea our display Fruit Shop. J. Y. Tool* ,<X R. Mathleui. Proprietors. I Arcade Bldg Earn First COO k ni* I *i i "M. .*!* MU'i.n. ;} •flltA *iiiiin>* to H |..,i iik.ni.fru, fn » MT *i MH'ti i *'. n r .iif *■ i . . . i Nick truck. lin o MODEL A ^ Z cm o v ca n , Routs 1, Bug 1«S. USCu ' n o KUK Circulating Ih-atui —i—..,. .,. hPI—A boy i v u i iiB d"t>n a hilt on a tied frighten,vi n man who wax altamptlng •<> » ,-jl o purse SANFORD MARKET REPORT *21 Ford Coupe fI 2R—four-wbaal rO U C E PUPS for relr. Phone. iM.tf'tl, f|l-1in»!ir< llfhc nmri r1 -*•■*.»»' FI'* IU |».* I'.'pta trailer |*7E—large semitrailer 769-ll\ 11uiii HTHClftl H'M’H'i ri* m il lit) fflIt I'lfir* pith n rebuilt Dodge truck. Reel All ktnda flPTM Fla. 1! Chrlitmux tree lights 1. •’tl*' - ut *.•*,* 'ttJi-. 1 h". ■ Bonn, used car dealer*fiiir ironIlly V*. tUItin* IP* Oenulne Uaada hulha. 8 coll *.f fie* 1>il Ton and hplf Chevrolet truck, Carrewsy, Inc. 'HVTAIM* FK n»»rfv .•if* jini* 1*10* 1U3* modrl, good ax new—cheap, Upright plauu, good condition. i iv|ny*r njt.mi ri4 p*r i,m ii..i n 1 Irthbill, HIS Magti<>* Apply W. C. Arch tor quick o*le—foo.uu. Tornu lla Ave., Sanford, to reliable party. Phono 001 J. D A N D U N N * Secret Oper at i ve b^-Ii elp* Wanted KUlt bALK: Sewing machine, |6.00j Neu-ly upholstered anlhtuv Kitchen and Dining room help. M E R E C O M E to T H A T 6 P S B O B O A T Call Raymond Klein, Fbcne -OU elixir: Ruga uml odd pieces of furniture- .Sacrifice. Plume 77/. W O W - M U S T W AVS P L E W T V A B O A R D - elation, choice location on state highway No. 3 in good, lira lawn. . V. W. Gould Agency, Deland. Fla. , 1,.. \ml Montana's veteran, proA biacl, storm swept America'* t • •l»e, Democratic -Kenator dual bowl, l ut— VI , clir let it ie l.mnvn he r.iuld "My '1i>ctia ini' oil go'ng up L , nothing sound, progressive or Pguiii," an old lady t.-hl a WAill i d on-nUlc xIm.uI letting the *s l i*-'1 broker "I* that ii bixil l i i iMenl Home -i new Judge e v jtlgn f " | time one who hud xrrvnl a 1. In J pan, xoaiing prices ilesailr parsed hi* 70th biithday. uelghtem-tl friction diet ween |m»H1 Hut Arizona'* Kv-l'owboy A»a lllemus and mllltarlsti. A new prefAlMfl « ( M in "I Irulld’ b « n „ Nil N!*f'i*rell3N No MTIIKUV. m*t, trnalo Judiclaiy . cummlttw' mtor, He m m I Feujuro liayathl, th Tininn, .vaultivl to the Itooxc x*n h l g.iiilanra by preying to u.l » 4 * 1 .it-1-* a t <hr H.t ii f •■» et * y I'liw ti *, •. ||« i.rtt , || 1q .$| « * * I .iH iir i’ii W I iu Ip m i Ip M a r k * ! ! il.*IIr»l.l.l '. O I M . i a F it |ir| ,|„g Inin V, It tide o f the ft-n,,., and Ar-tdeiit KnirTork' rplritx. I t m l . . |H t il l I**t J 33*- |<h "< **111"'* 11 I r » fit*- it ; i ,..i l:" } I’ ItAH' (Kn Ill'llMl*I \*I| *J|tpto H*e kmi at.' U ly e n i'I d Joe lt"hiiiMui j In t Ii inn, harassed by drought ..* t ttii<ll|i)f m I ? Ml A M I *- |M HIa(| ^ LuiNiriaij 4|> Jv-4i ' MHhuvv’ i ” I'fltM -M N * ffitn rw lu . v n r ln u g \1iri- r.illii-d the New IH-al's iiuaVerlri,; ""d ilespi iud e, ,iviuiking<,ufflcU'v fen ev Tor the new attack. ! aniiouiicnl, ihelr ttty eir war with ■» «**»*, r I l‘ iH’ 4 , ii* r , Hi. FI* *■lc, Huh•, | I| FIIFFIIH FilV'i'l'ftHj H : Hl||.|itl.- laftrtt. il-,Hilly .t"lm L. lewis bid some- i'i'in re lOuiuiuiiistM wax over, I’H Id. I I M * * l T «. ’ IHIIW ii «1 11 nil I, n il*I li n t *i | 'I Until, lilt*I k-rt .lull Fill thing na new* worthy. A judge! i ;l 2 n : •• Ii *J t, It* , , hit* :**!■ OilU 1'‘*l|r>t>.* , i*, IM 3*. ;«( l gave hi* Flint, Mi h. alttera 21* •:M M'fiFIJIHY n . At.I U\n ll*r Ii|il M. 9 «*•? ri* .Ii " iu( |l .>», FS 2 %. 11 Ik; m : afim .i : h 1’ llM H ahi I". IS to get lip mid get out i'r le j I.o-, I M . . f.t*f iHFFl'f.lFS fitted *l6,mKUMm. fin liny s:i .1 f H c itc isu j j rtITATtll utl 11 H-tok Inuidx g'-ltiht, I it,bier, while] 1 %ViJIJIllMI.K Fla .’a I'll*' 1 (li'itian*l ii. 'IftJ ki t “lit F la GpcciaiiAts, 'whtrm*ke. hj* -. « JI oil |t (>.'•. 3to. £■»»'• h|*i>, t 11 .* •1|.T,p CJovi inrr .Muu*1iy pnttil i |k* fl«*wr[ fir UrUi 1,1'Hlft* •1 *11. Im Iwpiji f l u Dint 4If Ilf III I Mu1«»|mj •not/iuxtj IuU> TScJcisvtj MMin.VMt Flit |r ri |*l,ft at t» } I**1* ■.Ill, FUJIIfllr* Amxli\....G>ntAott*etUf , r> * tw.llt rntif.ib.4. |»re|*f n , i-‘»in « to i . a KFMQMATtf 9*1.1 M U M MINIS* * %»ii 1>«*fi»r** ni am«t'iii( nl l*» lU||i|ilia> i*i* ip *'V r f t.fe AFPleH*** ii’ i*. »!••* tii" i'Half luol ri- ,► ♦i -I iin.' unfit' ' FIIN \« II * llt>" in* I tIf iINd#I mi tU'rni* nii'trlfto'l itHdiut t ti * Ii* FI **1 “a f I 111to, %"IT . rill'1,i" il|■:; w111lI 1. 3»i*- l ‘ Iplt *n It .»* !*• . i•. y.» :I* v.» Flint i <f"**tf *i Mi" mm I 1n«!xfcit> in 1 « •n i*i i i»t*r t. ft •»«\\V Ft %TF*I. 3 Don*, n*IlInI'illM t'U TmIr*. ['■ •• •* " - »1 lu i I.* .|.i*l la liin I Hu* n t iti ivith '*lt1*r »^IM* , | Il.l•*‘ U.iS; WIm j^TISFACTION use • o |li t**l .SnurM n *!•■ ml ft* ’ 1 i r * ii i irirp Mill •■*','11- J*' ... • . * l •“ l ’ * ** J l.r T T U F F You've triad all the text, now try the boat. City Shoe Hbop. -tig Sanford Avenue. The AP Feature Service t h ie f a nlghl-cluh fl“or, pro- The would-be thief ft prrental vuily-to-bid Hi.-/ BJLTx N 9 T. ® V 1 * All-American Captain Cllnlou Frank as ha tried to hurdle an opponent in a recent game wllh Pennsylvania, but the Quaker clung to Frank's legs, limiting his gala to a single yard. Nevertheleaa Freak weat oa la spark the team lo victory. \Ya have a comptcre. line of ot! ir..*.F./i«* , i r r r M iin iiH n .» N n M ,ii« . burning, pmoltni- and electrtr FIMVFMK fAltltAMir r*U. |*ir. heaters. Get our prices before you lltlf Clr-TOr I F iT O P ! I V T : Ft* Hntifilu>« bur. Scott Carrsway, Inc. |*Wl' N M O I.F N,t K •I. re f.*nrert *«l —coal new— for tcott-Cannway, Inc,, i,,| on trutlng Wagner'* aluurclearatlre ftiiruor. once more at Ethiopia: natives or the While House n-organlu- so to-.xing |iinrnpplet. lion hopis. |).mociutx xang. And Hritanulj, p.rklng up as "G.xjit Night, Sly Ixivr," arid the cor.nalion npproachrd, |i)v puhllran* rejoiced in priralc. fa m l In regain rule of the waves ' I'd rut her be light than agree l'y aUTfltTg a IT.MIS.OOO.tKh) re" dh the President/' irunipctnt armament pre*:rnm The London N> l.tx- ' n\ Frnmlrr Itilike, elect- metal i Xrhxnj.e hail Its “ maddest et :i« a New Denier. d*J since 1011," UUtotMf 26— Mluecrtaneous For Sale By VOI.TA TORhBV News Review Editor Of Once upon a time, in Fibre Even Hk> month's murder myanty, IIU7, l‘ mi<lrnt H ow m lt teiy k h ahrouilid -by laber piop-Hed lo dousv Hie Supc >m>,.i,ife: Norman Iti-dniHxl, xand(' urt In a fountain of youth hog*' tnlon manager, wax slain Overnight, xui-roatlxm, child afu-r trouble with Sim Roaoff, 1tides, Hie stork dciby. Dr. Sat. Gotham's mllll:nalrc ditch dig git’x dueling, and a string o f ap- gcr. and unothsr union, piling accidents wrrr ' forgoltcu. "War’s Ho.rer Reaches Peak Parents lyurowid c h i l d r e n ' s in Mud Flight from M ilaga," a achisitbookx to Lruih up on U. t-. headline read, Fascists cried, “ Ms lu-'ory (or a "conxlltttllonal ert- Inga today, Midrld tomorrowt” k And ".vine Old Men" became Victory nemed so certain ihnl n l«ext eeller. Germany and Daly, _aftcr vcven Cong rex* men got so much month*' haggling, agreed to help m i l they couldn't bother » i 'h quarantine Spain. Secretary Wnltace’* nr« everttrsldex, Muuotlnt Juat then hut normal'granary notion, or Srna’ or to tun amind and shake hla fiat m f’ A 1C.— House* For Renl M AY S TODS Watch repaired by ■* OM who really known hem ■rtfga. Jawat** M *gnolla_Av» 'W r t !f n ■LED STOPS dOUTH (Re n d , md., Dec. 21. - Y E A R ’S C H R IS T M A S DINNER (irt uric id Mern'x nice and truder Tuvrdu fed Turkey* sure }nuri-rtf uf a purfru*. meal. In In- TUXEDO F E E D SANFORD, FLORIDA AIU'ADE m.lML Wr �m d r donated ato M lu a t i Uw FROM THE CITY LAKE ______ MONROE A N O TH E R CANAPE ylrla; r ^ k . farm er Brown** Thrls.m aa dr*w .. •/ m», second yrada; Jlnyla Ball", nroe Woman* Home Demon- r ? A v. ■lion Club enjoyed thrir an* ^ , 0 finrrod llilnl/rtillrj rheetn pie rnttl with pkhle nnd olive mllab- Cal Into one and-onb halt- J Inrh square# nnd qutrkly m m ' until pqnat-n half over- prick thn tup* with n fork nnd preta tho rJili'* tpyotlicr. Hake for aU inlnulep and ariro warm. j » p ie V u .. licit punipkln pie. A third ol ■ capful will he efifmpli. CRUNCHY SAUCES Crush rhondala-rnrervd tnotapKea rlill'n, Initterprotrh candy, glan d nuta. pi'nntirb'rlUla or any other haul randy and add them to pudding Just brforn serving. NUT SYRUP Broken pecans nr ptlred Brasil nuls In ninpla srrup mnka a doIklniip enure for frorrii, linked or Ptonmrd puddlnRn- tt*e onethird of n nip of nnta tn earh rup of syrup. B all.the tno togeilinr for tlireo nilnutre nnd terra lint. TO DELETE DLUINO If your rloildng hn# tirroinn (Co hlne front bluing wa*h It well in plrnly of hot water and soap* fcudp. If It I# pun ton lilim soak1 The fioulh American llama, a It In three qttgHe of hot w aterr nreful henvt of Jtiurdco, can cirry and to- wtiieli Itirre - tnhiokptgipej 100 pound*. nf vinegar hnvo been addaii. ' I Hill Hardware COM PANY Seminole County Court Records Warranty Dtatf* Duds, Andiew, wldr To Andrew |)uda Jr. If nl inn, Harha u A Monroe B. To lr»ne T. I^niley, Mein 1 ulntart Life Insurance CoTo Henry Zurlieliie, at ui. Hauler. W . U. el 111 To B. K. A Mary If. Andrew*. Tlinuippon, Aimer l „ et ui To Janie# II. Ileimelt, el ua. Real Eplalt Martgafta llu 1 Ion- V. V.. Jr., et til To Tha First tl'uie Bank of Haland. HurlWr, Kr«d F. To J. E. TorI'UNftl Make JI11J lUniware your, f'hrls ina# gift headqiufrlem Ihi* yrar. Wa hive a *11) range of **!vrtloni tn gift* 1h*l are sure to suit your last* *• well a* your pockeibook. For toy*, game#, and practical glfi*. a# well n* any iVher gift you might wish, see up flrall T R IC Y C L E S $3.65 up CROQUET SETS j thW ■"* f<n,rth Mr*. R A. Doaplani attended rroyram In DaLand Sunday given by tha [PaLand Symphony Oichratra her daayhtar, Mr# Robert I-enfli play* Ibe bapn viol to th* orchcptra. Friend* of Mra. John Heaton ware Khul In know that aha haa ireorered from a r cent lllaea* and haa arrtred to apend the demonstrated by Mrs. Kendall, winter htre. agent. Mr. and Mra. John Btaubee of Refreshment* of home-made^ Washington, II. C. war* vlpltora rookies and hot chocolate waa In town recently. Mr Btaubea served by the entertainment formerly made hi* bom* In Lake commit!**, Mr*. U II. Mann, Mr*- Mary. ; Harrla Doyle. MU* Mildred Al­ Mr. and Mra- Homer Glsaoon len and Mr*. E. G. Brant. entertained Tuesday In honor uf Member# attending were: Mra. Mr- and Mra- Jerry Day of R. A. Goodspeed, Mrs. L. Il.j GrapevIHe who were celebrating Mann, Mrs. E. G. Brant, MrwJ their flfty-elrlilli wedding *n Harris Dnyje, Mrs. 0 . S. Coop. nlveraary. Mrs. Gladys Kendall, agent. Mra.1 Friend* of Mr*. Wm. Mu* J. II. Tindtl, Mr*. R. E. 11*0)11- grave will be pleapad to know ton. and Mias Mildred Allan. Ihal aha I* nhln to be out oace Other yneatp were; Mra. Ward- more nfter being confined to well, Mr*. llarbough. Mra. Claude her home for aererat weeks. Herndon and Mm. II. I* Gibson. A conyrryntlOnnl meellny waa Children attending were: Mich* held at the Cuiuiniuifly Church nrlcrn Kendall. Bellle Jean Qoop Tuesday nlyht with tha llev. and Shirley Hamilton. I Clark. Moderator presiding. It Kll'ahelh nnd Martha Jones of * 1 1 nnanlmonaly vnlnl to Ippue .Tnmpa, are vUJIlng their grand', a call tn Dr, Grant In rnme here tint rut#. Mr. and Mrs, Ponder, of and supply the remainder of the Weal Kind St. year. Mist Klnl-w VrnnMe, daughter Work w i i * started Thursday on nf Mr, nnd Mm. Waller, ho* re­ a n r* chimney at the t*nininlint ty lumed home nfter nn o|ieration Church and It I* the hope ot at tha Prrtmhl-leiiighton Infirm the committee In cln rre that nry. Hanfoivl, with two stove# rterym-e will Mriw I cethe linn.it,I, Interior he mado cnmfurtnblo on liiu nett diala Irnrhrr nl lutVe Monrm* rold Kunday. rrliool U sprniliog the ( lirkUim holiday# nl hrr home ill MYFlorida. Tho follmvlng pernon-i will h inles’ a o f Mr. nnd Mm. A.1' J Aticrt Stine Is spending the Petri soil, o f W r-t First Street ■luring iko holklnrp; Mr; nnd UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES on n gift that i. sura to mnka the recipient’* eye* sparkle wilh genuine delight. f-iiiHl.-jr, Imiio T. A W- T. To t'-jrlla h Hutton. Z111 In lik. Hop) y, at u* To Metropolllan Idle 111*, ('ll Andrews. H. K., at lit T*»‘ Wt !U llrnlet. Lowllier, H If., Tiinilaa for Wilt* Bull To C. A. Wiwilrn Mortgay* * Crop Llvn Ml‘ Aria, (j, M., at ux To Sanford Prudurllon Crndlt Asbii. Crop Lien cli-eene. Vlrior M-, et 111 To Snaford Allantle Nat'l, Hank. S*Htf|ctlon Of MaMgagtp A1 mini r Fertiliser Work* To liirlrude k . tlllman. Ki. First Natl Rank at Urtondo To Heinlnola YiUtln Cn. As#lgnmtnt nf Msrlgaga I h i Central Rial Kalate lav, Cn. Tu Calm 1 Gahanturn corp, , Suit—Civil Cameriin. Joe V* Tom K. Itrnwn Attarhmanl. The Iliar, native to **itam Eui<>|Mt and icinp<-rata A ils, waa car­ ried by Kurnpean colonists to northeast Amerk*. Harvard College library, whkh •Isrled In lfl3M with 300 volume#, now ha# more than S,000,000 vol­ umes. HUnTBk Bed Cross. BHO0TR SELF --------- • ' I Oar boyg and |irli are Sink1 NATCHEZ. Ml* * . 1 W ■* f i w u . in f 1 11m record to ba*k*l *t o l l Wilkinson, IB. whose It | M n l d Both boy. and girl* have w o n b r o t h e r John « u klQod fat sb i r j out of 4 p m H played. tamOMfc *eeki«nt lu| *M k, t|m ------------------------ |nlgM wm* not «*P*etoTto ta n H H Kggnog will Improve In flavor i f . * hunting accident. Jam** w u II la allowed to “ ripen" a *oupl* of »*>•* far hto « * » R*» * " * W l] days In a rold pi***- It may to «> »■ • b,nlt-________ ___ • It alorrd in ij^ari J»r»- , ~~ --------------- — Tha European lobaler , rarely ’ CAT BURGLAR VICTIM s — reaehea 10 pound* In Wright J" CANNES', FValteo, Doe. fl,-flP ) Amarlca ^ reeord. of lob- _ A „ ^ #f Makru, alor* walghlng 34 potnd». yeportad «* police that ho w»s rah-, .. -■ „ . . . . . bK6. . bed nf 10,000 franea (about *M0> Many deep *e. i , nd gso.OOO to Ja«*lry today by a * phoreocent organs which aarva to j ^ |t]rpHMd h[m ylva llyht around them, and attract ^ jj*jT wm , t- n MU a lour retain*, dnlea, (lc*t null or pome coconut In your $2.75 n A (lMil.aM.1 ™ Vrl-* yrsues. LAKE M ARY il l i n o SCOOTERS „» ,1 Christmas part, , t ih . htmic PICKLE CANAPE Hip IMil pike* of sweet plcktn* In mayonnaise, Then place III* plcklri on ertlrkcr# or tooat Spread with 1l#h past*. p u m p k in '*>“ *«*• driH- (I™ j Lullaby, aony, flrit grad* Mr*. W. T. Walker, Mia* Lola Budall, and Mr*. J. U. Thompaon ward abopptoy to Orlando Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wllman baa *« their yueat fo r tha holidaya, Mr. WitRtan'a mother, Mra. Mary Wllman o f Glanvilta, Ga. Aa uaual thl* laat weak' of oehool before the holiday* la a hu*y on* wllb various Christmas braakfaaL pn r- BOAT FO R' CHARTER By day, .week, or month. Catering to all typaa o f port**. R EASO N ABLE RATES SoAford HAYNES fry rb0M Work* maw In addilionl(we have al; STOCK REDUCING OVIEDO MrW hi. Miss Eugenia Sumner hid for Mnynant,1Her weekend yucit. her aunt, Mrv. Iiville. N.-Cordon McKinnon c f Tampa. I. I'miMt M li. OtWe Day of Lakeland, uul Mtir- cpi-iit Kunday with her parents, Itcv. tnll M rp.'Dsy. lion Society Waif a grtfat kuccesi according to report*.' Mr*. C. L- Went and son. Wil­ liam war* shopping In Orlando Saturday. ' _ ‘ Jesita MrCowan waa In Orfan.10 Saturday. My#. C. T- Niblick wa* a vl»|- We Have Just Received MEN and LADIES T O -S H O P A T M A T W S « ALL MIRRORS Reduced 25% FOR 3 MORE DAYSf w OPEN EVI^RY'NKTHT l,tJNTllJ CHR1STMAR! We have all klnda from the newest diagonal point beveled round, mirror . to graceful highly decorated framed empire designs. ’ a .ll END TABLES All solid mater.’al, no veneers. These tables will make a nice Christinas gift for a friend or one of ihg fami|y; See them 0o* TABLE LAMPS $2-99 We hare Just received a large shipment of Platform Rockers SKATES 99c UP TOOL SETS $1.10 up *2.00 CELERY FOR THIS 8EASON Throw plenty nf Tnhaee* liu#t with all .nf iko Nicotine In II on your e*l#ry. raklmaa, rollsri,#. turnip# nnd all oikar vraviailon In k.tp It el.pn and free Irom nphl# worm* an4 hup# and funau#. It ia a life **v#r for lawn# feras. rnoea and Ik# aoedto. Th. pl.nl food vatu# Ihvold I,# appr##iat»d. Tnhaeeo Hu.t I* the r k i.w -l and moil .tt.cilv * In#. (Held# nn III# m a r k r 1 Tobsrco Banff IU .M per to« Tobacco Coarao Dast H U t BICYCLES $22*50 up TABLE TENNIS SETS 25c up 0FF0N MANICURf SETS TOILET SBTB GENTS MILITARY SETS GENTS TRAVELING 0 B T 8 RADIO G IFTS for EVERYBODY B a rrel Backs The Ideal Gift FOR A $2i-50 For Christmas CHINA TEA SETS 47c Rust, Blue and Green—-Tapestry and Velvet Covers. —Just the preaent for Mother! PHILCO RADIOS SMOKERS $1-95 up THE IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS RADIO HEADQUARTERS See Our Line Of Fireworks HOFMANN ju u 8ANF0RD. FLORIDA* y_ : Electric Service r*■ c 0. m . % I �Sanford la Tfc*e0Efy S cm lB o U C ou n ty P r o d o e c a M o re F r a i l A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n A n y S im ila r A n a In A m e r ic a Central Florida City Affardlnt Ball, H ig h w a y And Water Tranaportatioa SANFORD, FLORIDA, W ED N ESD A Y, DECEMBER 22, Jap Foreign Office Survey Made f Holds Shooting A t 9^aIJ!s. By B. F. Whitner Panay A n Accident Crops Valued At 5 Roosevelt Serves No­ tice On World U.S. N ot Interested In Peace A t Any Price Soviet Keystoni > 1 1 i l l | Agricultural crop, vatied Canning Plant British Order Troops s f e l Tb Million Raised Iiy 888 Farmers On 27,360 Acres In County n NUMBER ion Established In IMS 19.17 Company :ii . raidInNovember •p^*‘m,,e!?^^oow,re,1 h*r; B o ls te r E m Refuses I C in -lr V ft Fnnrl l c ' Slocking Fund Is: By Century Mark p t y s,» % $$£ Since Begin nine Of .verted from the 27,:tCO arre* of land D o n a tio n s T o d a y T o ­ 'under cultivation In Seminole J t n k i n s K e p o r t o n O W 8 Cnunsy In the one ><■*r prrinil let a l $ 1 4 .3 1 ; O n l y £ 1 9 Q fifl7 9 7 Ta f V » l . 1Klonta* July I, 103(I and ending T w o D ays A re L e ft jt U I l.W I U I IS L O I j (inp no> m7t •ccr.iinK to a re Icctcd ' In 1 M o n t h cent lepnrt «n agricultural •ctlvl* - |Hei in Seminclo County complied Thiough the reaponie of Semi- ^ F- Whitner. note County rreident* in rarlv payMr- Whltnet’o nurvey which wa* L O N D O N . D tv . *J2.— (A l* ) lornt of Ihrlr Stole nml County complete,! »bout two week* ago. — Tho War Office innioutictHl It rex, over 42 percent o f the entire 'cvrelnl lluit there ore H6* white tux roll* for the current year were mkI colored farmer* In the I ItHlay that tin* Hritiah uarcollected In Nnvrnder, according t '" |:ltly, il*n that three funner* ; tiami nt IliHiKkoni' tvmtlil Im to n tabulation o f collection* In the " 'vned'7.10 farm*, while 2SH fnuu* si tviiiftlioiioti at Hu- iiuv**m* Mnrshnlt Vu»tly lllneehrr nlfirr or the Seminole County Tax w r,r t"Ortya*ed nnd 11*0 were 1inenl tlit|it«tclii-(i ila aixtoonih Collector Jno. D. Jlnkln*. i rented. t-ommmirier In <lilef of liu*i Frank II. Katl‘*HKi Hided peace' jirotont itihntt ittHtk* In Ja|tnn anti* plaatt, daclarad today The rrpert rhow* Ilwl *120,(107.*! tv|ery product Wm. hy a wide inilltnry force* In the Far I nil,male, nml author of the sini't* tin* outbronk tif ihe tha Japt area aurfaca boata 27 of the ».107,(WS1x aaaeaard <'n ,,,jr 'fin‘ U l'ou" ' ) ‘* |iiinrlp.il and I* uceuaid !■> Jnpan o f j Kcllnuit-llriutid I'ael oulUwIns »u r | I*nr Kaatorn conflict. ware maeMne-punnlap China** Ihe 1107 poll* a n accounted for « UP wlllj.nr*ngr* following n* “ n* an ln-ir.im.nl o f iule,national I m Inn tor war. Sir Robert Leslie t’raiffie. at |h« lima *‘aad Ultra mltfnt durlnir the thirty day period and " fo n d ln ""m a te d value, policy, ilii'.l yeale'day lit hi* Iti l"*h anihaaasdnr to Tokyo waa that dlarbunta f..r early payment Durln* Ihe pa*t year. 1,9.16 a m * home in M. I'aul, Minn. hava b u n atray bullata Tlylng .it* tinted to proleal the Jri|ianeao toward tho Panay- from thoao were deducted In ihe amount o f '-'rrr P1" " ' " 1 »" celery, from which j 1•11111 k 11 nd ni'lltilt! uf a ('hiitrii K>.l71.00. ,2,1411,1577 crate* were harvealml, ourfaoo boat#. liuafom* vraael In territorial wateta .Of Ihr amount ndlcelcd in ixor- v,l' u,d at |2,ll.ll,4KH.41. The Tha report d tela red aUo off tile Itrdl.-h cdiiliy of lio n ,. cinlier |H.B7H,U| un* for Stale (v>uu,y * 0r» ni f rrel' " r 4 W » » .that tha Ja^aaato filar, who la ir* ; Hl.llH.2i. un, for County « • ' « »■ * harvf.lnl from *79.741 k o n s o n U r c .il. -oath tha puaboat la tha Yang- ma.romance whir l, tnu.idea Ihe l* * rln« The double net ion followed a ■"'! wa* valued at review r f the mirlrtnl aituatlon by taa River above Nanking, alao O nernl SeliOol rend, Fine and 014.21 the ratilnet mol the naaertloll o f bambod Jagantaa troop* kill- Dot rail ure Fund. Agriculture A total o f 00,2.12 cralea o f grape*! I’ rlme Minister Neville Chambarla g '.tw o *oUllara daaplta tna Fund, Head nttd Hr id,re Ftmd. nn.l f rui‘ «**• harvea^yd from Ol.W'.i lallt that Japan should, not bo fact the troop* waved 10 Jap- I'nbllcily Fund; C'.MW.M »nx fur u * rin* ,re" tuT ■" "" m a te d v*l ; di eel Mil by |lr|t|*li patience. Ibn County R id llond, nnd Inter- " « o f »™ .»30*2 The tangerine aMoa fh | a The ti'Nipahlp. Dtmrra prepared Four C o a s t-T o -C o n s l w»lu«l at IS2.9H.Wi3 while Tha repo It atlo; " t o far It ml Sinking Fund; $922.18 wa* for to leave Knulhimploii to taka a* b“ 1" 1 uf •la . wttabtlahad that Japaaaaa Ihe Hindi llammm k. Drainage Ilia- lh«* croP o f ^ H o o k - U p s T o A d v e r - I- nnl the *1 rolul Iwit'alion o f Royal aaldlar* boahdtd • tha Panay •llcl, ttnd the remainder wan for n,,»nyi‘* waa valued at 1720, and t l s e F l o r i d a B e a u t y Scot* nt llnmbny who will go to m *»**rln* with- frtaally Intention*, but Special School HUirW anrl Special ll»nuk»n>{, lyinit o ff t'anton In School tlond fond*, Mr. Jlnkln* •"'."’d*'1 ,,fl cr* ,M v ,lu ,J * ' * ,n|’ a* avldenea Ha* haan dlacovnbn 7,700 patrols vf grapts vnlurtl m»1*1 today M-ii-y M*nt*rOI MrhrldJ. N»» Sot III China which report* hava ared thawing th* *hlp waa tha V111I. ttnllii *lnr and atilhiii- ii diented Hie Jnpum-ae will attack The fotnl rollecllona for the * ' D IM , ■ > . . . J Jackannvlll rlio.tly. target r l IntOnttonal dhaotlag- month of November tlila year am Tha grew lag ° f Imllia and will il'* funr nnihin whin tiixipd 'Ihe enhinet la al»u believed to ,-iiala <111 the Imauty and charm approximately the aame u* for the « » '» • » » * • • '“ » “ " “ i HuUlra,, „ WAS KINGTON, Dec. 22.— alniilar period la .: year, during •* thy CeunVa “ J” r A"‘1 ' r 1 ■(0. mrr „ „ uf Hurlda ft mu **at inn Wlllitt,'liave approver I piellmmary plana 1} atiJUxr ororu wnnhlp* tu tb<> high fcr M y- A p p ^ tU w W p WUS.OOO both., i f A P L - ^ d W e n t . . Roosevelt Which a new record I n ' t»rl"rirtn , E l n n . 'i t l d y In s in , h.rreated from OB l-H acre* •" rim will rikkUt Ml** Mi Itrld**. |F*r l:*.t If doVeloptneiil* alinuld berved notice on .World id)'.' • emberVcllectIon, w a. e^labH.h»l. Cu«il*H*4 ■* r n A* a further incentlvo for .early "lu m a o f »!K),B0V Mr. Sulllr attnriiinred tmliy. Tim hm-id. n«t* i n but Rlgtit that the Unitwill Im |;lii*u nvrr llm t'nlumhlrt 11oun'>’ ,,r U " fed 8 t a t « - wjU..not renmin pnymaiit o f taar* a .1 iK-rcenl dl*- Th», flo* * r* loW *" 111* unit i n ) luc Kydi'liV* mitlnnul wprc, J,‘ "' "* « ' bkrtf’ from' IntemAUonul un­ m in i ia offered frr |»>ment in ' l",r,n“ th* j ; " ,on' h ] 1h i «W U|t tt lillt* V IIs i Drct-mbcr, 2 porrctil for Jommry ** 172,590. . . . i unfcmii«*i«i ■ Mi Hr lit*. I* rest and that It W ill rr-op. nnd n disrnunt «»f 1 p m rn t for R*l*mg of fttna has nUo brenmr and Him I j np^riittMir lilt* I'hrinlmiiH liulltlayR '■rate and even lead e f f o r t s February. Tho taaea become de- *n Important Induaiiy in the1 |hJ(l| ml*h lipr pnmif* In Win I f f I’urk. OTTAWA, Dei-. 2! -(A*)— to reltore general pence, cost lluquent on April 1. Omniy. Over 10.000,00u xpraya and Minn MiHrlilt* III nrrlvn in The HiiprcluO Criiiil fit I'anaih* what it may. _______ . [ IPO.OOO cratra of fern* were wol.l Ot Inmin TliilrEitoy mnrikiitE Tlta rretldanl'a Tlaara, mod* rfi ••“ h>> upheld thi. ri-crnirlu will j p a ' for approximately fBfl,i:iH.f>!l. | ' ' ♦ill l'L»lit* Mini lit ,, flr s | p r o K r im i known in an exchange of tnr«i f film h1* Van re Millar, the Mr. Whitner found Mint ceramic iv Hi *mn I* 1 tif n ili*f4rrl(itl(>n tage* with former Oov. A " M. m • a a> 1 J I- ,mc l*ir laadlmr truck crep*. 1 "i'hrliit 111ns in Flni liln** on PiT Inallgattir of Tu|iinio * tinlrin* a don. of Kanoaa. IIS, He- i n e r t I5 y J U Q ^ e Approalmalely lOO.OOfl' crate* of “ »d eipee iLiy ml 1 _* un *m: Invk noon, if* t niiuk d n liy '. .Millin’* wilt prt>Mean candidate, were Inter C 1 I T » » •1 1 1tHa product wree harvraUd fmrrf every » » i t,i‘i *‘ntl Imi itlt iiNl nll| In* 4111 I**'1 Chlnl III* i-«tuti-, i-nilinali-il In preled at a warning to io-rallod r F c l I l K MJm M i l l e r n.')7 t-4 acre* anti Hie value iu elite i IiiIih 27 il nit Yilll fill Ihi* minify "f cxi'c** ut liiiMMiliu, kluiuld gu tu "handle* nation* that thl* gov­ --------dollar* waa act »< fns.UJUB. j ,irKinil»all" K'lllns C*i»llrRi*. |,;itrr Ml-'* Mr lh» ninth. 1 nr mnlln-r* i'll In* ernment ftjeota a “ peace atTwenty-four ptr«»n* were ar-I The 424 acrea planted to *trinK The Mo 111 1lift It HI 1«||iMlti'Ufll f tl lib m i'll birth In th'1 11111*1 1 hlldren la •nr-prlce” foreign poller. raluned l.cfore City Judce Frank Ih-bh* yielded 61.I5H2 cralea nml j ui,|-, „|,|, j ill,* ••Hi. AumiKlIno |luitii it itI Tnrunli, li.tni-r-n 11H 3 |, l,*6 I* Miller In n ae»»io0 o f the Mun- wtn. valued at $lfl..7lt).72. Ap-1 ,,v R e tir e d D r u g g is t W a s h i n g t o n , m *. 22. i t v | l'rnjprAtit*< im.i Un* *%llillliir)(Hirt*i»' and Oil .11, |,]S. icipal Court id the vbelull vbukci piualmatcly HU acrea of pcpiier* .. ) I'luyptrmiii'l nt MLmil nn<i I’ .Hin The Hupiimii. <*iuir, left' |u lion Mcnday afternoon. lylcldt*) nit,04B cratra value,! at . D i e s W h i l e 1 'i s h m g . . * 1 ... ..r n„ s.venty r.m, r„„ j lloorli ^ Half uf thiwe ll*ted o n 'h e dockrt no.IM.HO. Tha eaHinatnl value of " 1 — udinurneil *lin> die nt fi;l;l 1 Itrr. KnlA> il m, ini'* of imHn*re Olilniln 1 nurl* ttm ln*k uf dowere Vhgrnuta arrratnl by Chief the lettuce crop waa art at HlO.nM..1 Mr," " 1 \l U h M i i l | ill*, ti-yrli,t»« the iiinilier or niuihRalph Darker, retired diugglrl l* M. yi-*ti-iday without having j H i"! ! tillli|IM* i,l 111 of 1'ollee Hny G. Willi,m* In bl» as for the M^BH crate* b*rve»tr,|_ l’ " r l " r ol and Inuriat trildenl uf Orlandn, inrunijmll-iu-il Hie pm|in*e for ■ lA n Vinlvi'Mly o( Mlmmirl r-r» enlllle.l to till. Iliuney, _Rjf iffnrt* to hiainp out the wave of ju j acre*. The 44B actri. Slroppe ' r timl enrnute In the Frrtiald,- j which (I wa* culled i-lltrtnirnl nf Krmlnntt" wlm 111n! uoit fniun hv Khli'll 11 ilninii nr muru wnmMi ,-lrnlinp in 'h la CHy. A number of planted to rahbaRo in the County "Hit Jd,*. l^ughten Mrmorlal tlmpital here I’m*blent llnn*i-eelt’< aeven-poiiil h'T a•I Ii Ii*h In tho Hnltinliiy filed claim* Tin* vujldlly uf tK* Ihorc picked up were hehl for In- yielded 2MK ton* f»o|d in bulk I Ut»ion« I late yettrrday ahnrtly after he wa* leglnlntive pinuunn. Nntlniinlly i>nimn »lll wa* i|iu-*i!onril hy two r1*!vealIr* tlon ami releaarel after their a,„| 21, 7HS crate* for a total vnl*, Mr. Hrli ciiteken with a heart at lack while ■Adjniiiiim.nl emiii* without the ns n innfiiilrti* rniilrtliulnr nml nllre* of llm weallliy Tnronlu fingerprint* nnd |iliooct«pH* were uBi|on of H74.MU.1. | f UUIlP flrhlag with n friend Ira llillrr uml i'iuul finifaie wfler (In- Senate Nllliltir nf nllilli'ifiUN linokE, eIii* law yrr, •kwt* I Apr'ttxlmalrly II acre* were tn) htl „ a fiahlng guide. Tom Plowrra, |in**fil nri.t e,nt *)•• run fen lice llm skyr*»i lii’inl to eIKti in un ml Araliell* \\'e*| and Aleiander •Klwoorl William* nml 1eater planted to *plnach fo r n yield o f ,* . mar lo-niun Uluff on Hie SI. John* uilininIMration'* liou*liig prtigram lll>ll«t*b| I lf (lit* l*l| llV ltf I III* ('O Hull her. retail,e*. ( lulmeif .til* Hoad were tliarRid with larceny s>is o erate* valued at »IM 5; I 1 2 , , ' River. I which U flrsH'iiiil In |iiiivi|i IHIli'iift luriihl:i nnlhiiinl iiHwmk imHor tleult foreign all a* "On*" con- when n itthlm o w l won found in t-ntitrury In publlo Justin* of F r iff J iiiifn P* of doltsm Into jiiiv.Hr i-i imtruction llu* 11*1 tnc* nf Miiilhii |M»m* l|t*f v i'll no* fronting tho Naw Deal. l i t alto tlirlr iw»*e*»lon mid they were Roberts wen Ukrn io vfrw the rhmiiH'ln In *Hiiiii|nlr IiunIUonii. l.l Hr. I 11I*111-1 111 * 111'ft'K Mn |till! pulley. Mlllnr hliu*elr. In |*w congratulated J||a Rootevalt for Mnlrnecxl to acive 10 day* In llunnihl,. to. ih*. alii, di-ki-rlhi^l .It |hniiD," no iitilnltlufrnphy. body but held that no inqur*t Thi* mean* that like the n o p c«n flnnly oppxalng tba propoaal of t-||y j*||. su** Rei d, negro, charg­ a* •'uiu'nmmnn unit euprlelona“ . would he nrerauiy. The ho.lv w»* liol kill* which both rhamhu* in g . LMla Idldlow. (D lodt re»,rj „|ih vagraney. wun aenlrncut taken to the Krloon Funeral Home pu**isl nml M-nt to rnnfeli-me, llm Other elatiHn* left hrewary qwiring ■ national refarenduoi lo p!1). n fine o f ||ti or aerve ;I0 from where It will lie *liippad to In ueiiig nii-Hauie will no| |lr i-nm-t C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S tlinre* In eh ittyimm and rare before war could he declared, ,i,y , (n j ( ||. hi* former home In Taunton, M**a. «-«l finally until regular »m»inn ' Till* la tha flrat day ot win •ruck *hnre» to op|Mineni* o f horaa I.udlow'a me* at re eomea upfoe Tho*e who were held for InveaMr. Darker waa Bt yi-ara of age j ronvrnra in Jauuaty, racing Caattwwed oo r a « . tw a ligation were >V. fl, Miarhan, It. i ter hat In moat part* uf the *nd la aurvlved by two anna, A llano country the weather wa* u h it1 F. Dowell, Frank Allvn. Carl Lewi*. Galli « 'un i iiiaile her debut aa Darker of Storm King, N. Y „ and The farm hill uu* No. I on Mr. I.. Cacronlae, Sam Vnngalln and warmer. The winter *ra*on be-| Gilila In “ i{igi.lrtiu'' In Rome 2« Humphrey Marker, of Taunton,i Riuiaei *P'» pnigrani nn.l hi* , Ran otnctaly at I n AM HUT. year* a*... three negrora. Utile Itaac June*, Mata. prlmiiiy rej»i>n fir railing the *)"• | New Kntltnd, iuo»l uf the la-vl Un ii l.-la, ami Willie llarri*. rial iraalnn. Wiiy-i* hour leglalaliun, Jo nnd Partly rloudy. allxhlly warm* C C J. K. Cobh, negro. »*> arnlenced vaat Oieat Ijxke* r'Klun, tin* »h iili rattgril wr»nil, wn* kilhd Grand rr In north nnd rcntrel portionKIn pay n fine o f |B or aerve 10 day* Ohio valley. Ih* MUalaalppI ,i.l ' whi n tin- IIouhc ,nt#*il l*i rrriiriiuiit In the ponalbly r*ln In extreme nolibChamber ut C W tS fe** o f­ afler lie wa* found guilty ot dU* ley and tha " a lf tialr* were ||t lu the luhi-r eominltlee. No nr Ware •"**• portion timlalit: Thtireday ficial* today requaatad a" orderly conduct charge*. EH* a|| „.r in r r Near *ero lemp-i.i ^hui wa* taken ..u the Chief K la rv- n,n*tly rloudy, pn**!bly abowwinter Vtalton III Sanford to Filriwnn, negro; Handolph Har-, |ura in North It. |utlve'a other oirnaurea-nii'i tru*t er* in north portion, plightly yaglaiar ot tin Chamber of ''.o n Uly.la Jene^ CuH . C U n . fr o .u occurred In h girluiIon, gmi'inmetit reo-gan-' warmer In ext rein* mirth par . . , Commerce bgildlni If lb*r ami Minnie llnrrl*«nt all bald on _ Ixat Ion, regional planning, nml! The Sanford Counril No. 20 of "on. dhornier mndurt rharge. rerelvnl ^ U * r « U e tl,« . dW rtct. hut have not already doo* *o. rurhlng of Fideral aid to highway ■I.*- Royal an.l Select Muster* will similar Mmlrnrei. WBDt Ha#* WM r#parted. i-onMrurllon. ! hold their regular mix-ling in the Teoplca held on the earn* charge, ‘n ,# ,ro“ w» n,ln« • 'rT,r•, Ilrbvllion againal the t 'r .-I.ti-o''* Mmoiolc Hall Thurmtay evening at cm* given the nHtrotUve of ■ fine Uakeland, **ld tamperalure* loprogram broke ahiirlly after the T;:i0 o'cloek, and nil membi’ra and /^ e v e ryb o d y r f ||0 or 10 day* In Jail and Edith night, tomorrow and up In ri arlun convened on Novim her IB. , lull ora un- united to attend, a c Cleveland wa* dtamiued after Chrlalmaa will he well ahum Dloca in both Ilnuxea ili-uiali.ltd entiling to un unnminremrnt made pleading not guilty. | th* danger point. i rnurtment of tna relief uml other today by J. F. McClelland. Thrice June* Amleraou, negro, charge.I, ■... -----------inraaurra lo hall the hunu.-« tail- llluvtrinu* Masler. “y |*pin. They were Joined hy group* Tho Sanford Fire Department which fought to hamxliliu- tin nilUBRAWArN f charged with ilrunkennr**, ee- K n U C k lfi F i c h t e r . D i e d i tnlnUiration on Ihe gromnl that wa* eallnl to eatinguiah a giant treat nl a >10 bond. 1. W. Nrttle., * * file In the Kunl-antn auhdivialon the legialatlon at laaur n.-ul.l If wa* fined » for Improper P*tkl*a. QUINCY, M***-. Dec. t t -iA 1 injuriou* to their court it Mi-Ill if*. about 1:00 o'clock yealerday after­ ami Viola l’hllllp* waa given-tbe,—Jake KItrata, laat of the “bare noon. Fire Cni»f Mark CMveUnd rl-olcr of a fine of >U or 70 day* knuckle fighter*", who aluggr.1 ir|Mjrted tiulay, adding that they in Jail after ah* pleaded gullly In champion Jeha I* Sullivan for 71 exllngulahixl * fire on Palmetto charge* of poaaeaalon of tlqaar. In round* bark In 1MQ In a vain at| Avenue near Fourteenth Street on tb* remalnlag rare* on tha docket.Itrrnpt io lift the heavyweight BRADENTON, D ec. 22.—-(Spec- their rxdorn to the Station. —---------• i Irrown, died today at thn^ag* of W. inM—'Blditenlon'* prolonged l**| ■ CLEVELANH ,t>e*. t l — OR— On* of th* grit tie*t of battlrra diipute With two reilrrnii* over!' KLVHMUEK. D ec. TJ—8p*eDirector* of the Che*apeak* A when prlaa flgbla were long dlatanariearmenta la about to I* M-ltleil, UI.)—Tho city council today dU* nhki railroad, meeting here today.'re affaire, X liraIn aurrumbed to »inc* th* city council unlh»rl*edl ciiaard the annuli audit o f th* iRBruncrd they took na action op' diabaUn and old age. areeptanra o f |>ldl from the Sei| jelly ’* affaire, but took no action on aeWth-n af a mrreanar <« board Air Lina railway in telllr-lon appointing a aucceaaor la larwia the word -rials’* w I'n ildvnt W. J. Marshall, wb* died In 8* mrnt o f delinquent laxe* from O’Bryen, city attorney, who died Lta tba lo llo p . Ht2> through IM S. I la d weak, Da*. II* _ wan*/ Cooperation Seen | For World Peace London Joins Roose­ velt In United E f­ fort On Aggression New "York Radio Star To Address Nation On Florida Supreme Court Okey« “ Stork Derby” Will Twenty-Four Are *i,ld Must” Hills Die As Extra Session Of Congress End Warmer Weather Is Prevailing Over U. S UH’Al, WBATHER1 ' Visitors Register At Of Office and uses Christmas Seals S ‘c S r » r i* , w "u 'ai.:^ JakeKUbralnJ-’amouB � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/84ca7daad2cd010e2268340d175585a3.pdf 09c046cf01c47f0c6e47a8018101b179 PDF Text Text i l SANFORD RIBALD, bXnTOBD, FLORID* /kg W A dult Film •fNAYX PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF DEC. 19 blu e AND-GOLD” A T T H E R IT Z Pin t Show On* O'clock Everyday Sunday, Monday—Pnd Aotain, Credo Alton, Georg* Bonn In "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS/* . * Toooday, Wodnooday—Cone Raymond,. Parkyakarkui, Jo* Ponnor "THE U P E OP THE P A lT Y ." AUo Georg* Arlire In -IUL 8YN." Thursday, Friday—John Bole*. Ids Luplno, Jack Oaklo "FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY.** Companion feature Joan Pon* Ulno, Nino Martini -MUSIC POE MADAME." Saturday Apodal prorremmo for CHRISTMAS DAY. Tb* Lora Story of AnnapolU "NAVY BLUE AND QOLD** with Robert Young, Florence Rico, James Btowart and ooloctod cap* porting east. AUo Buck Jonn -SMOKE TREE RANOE/ Play SCREENO Saturday nto* A T T H E PR IN C E SS Saturday, Sunday, Dec. ZMh and 26th—TEX RITTER RIDES with tba BOY SCOUTS and The Jones Family In "BORROWING TROUBLE." ling with catchy aonhits and with ana d P. 0. Maries of KiUtllab aoctal -Ufa aa "Ul- bails, into Radio’* new -A ' Dusm I In Wilraa*" abo#i BunRay and Monday at tb* Rita Tbaatra, praaenllnl Prad Astaire in. bla Drat pletaro with Oeorgu Mtyn* and Gracia Allen. ?Tb# flUn baa baon Planned ■(Pufhoat to afford tba wlnr Mated favorite aicepllonal ep•wtubHiea or sensational-novelty daweee and oomady, and with '‘t t '1brilliant cast. Its unM* and Qiredrieo* plat and Its ton*M m(ladle*, tba offering la said to I t .pno of tba real screen aranU | titk i season. Gold” Is Film Of Gridiron Heroes W ITH GEORGE ARLISS IN “DR. SYN” I ■Jo*n Fontaine ha* the title-role. aglnaM n«rdln*r, Ray ConaUnea Collier, MootsWatson and [H*. L»ve. llerry 4<bhr oatabritlaa _ at. lb* musical romance, which freU with a fantaaHe love ulfair' between an American Rate" • r 1and a titled British girl. ' * Astaire 1* the dinrer, a bash­ ful and ratlrlag man wb# baa Man given a great bulldnp In U e London papers aa • -k**ri* .breaker" through tha eftorta dt bla publicity aganu, noma and ,Allan. and who la bnartny alck •f the whole thing. MU* M6nparson, end who led his puriib. talira plsys the girl, who Is trylone,* On their Rinlifgtlnf -e«. inn lo avoid a (lUtaatkfol mar­ ptdlllone, preaching by day, and riage, while bar servants at evading Uni revenue men by Ttllalgh castle are violently night, largely «n action p|e*| dtvtdad on tha question at. wlwm •taro. Ilia story i!mu boast, too. aha should marry. *nd hsva or­ of : a fr**H end baanUtol lova ganised their own awospetakss theme, carriod In the film by on the event. John l«od*r slot ll-fanr-tfld Mari The two principal* meal Ip a gerat Lnchwiwxl, who U the. London c*b, end then.’ tban's* latest fliunKbit -Dud," to a pig* hoy who ha* Ma own Many of tho eequanc** wsra Idea* about romance, a n brought fllmad on. Ilia formns* Romney together again at tba caatla, Marshes, which am -aa. litpabaBy IhU tlma Adair*' ha* bean tUbla In mh\ip apole , aa* thwi lad to haliers MUe roatulua Is African-lumrt*. Two months wW* •aeretly In lave with him, ant Oaorga Arils* generally makes hi* own selections of tb* In­ spent ml' Iorol lot,-Ay Ib d 'fJIu l tba glory Immediately spreads. saatehmgly looks Into * scene in mom anlt.- flluibu: ostarier back- genues who carry tha romantic interest as background for bU 'wUt "Fight foe Your Udy.- th* RKp and whly screen characterisations and hi hU current picture, -Dr. - Tba sagopbOM was Iareatod by *»dlo matA’^Kikl^g -fqm ejty W Byn." at th* Riti Theater Tuesday and Wadnaaday, the famine.lov# Adolph* Ran about lido and retro- which Jscf OakU arid John Iloie* dnsud Into thd French arm? bands are starred and . Mis* Lupine only four deya of tba dfley ware briefest reels an the Isively shoulders .of Margaret Lockwood, piefeatured. sssSit&iatnM ,c FANCY CITRUS ....fruR-olso Xms* treaty, lend > torn bom* Or to a friend. Be*, pur display. RMlncl* rruR. Bhb#:*l. V.’ Tool# and U r . MathUui, Proprietors, pot di*Ul lata, k*ra«one and Room l A read* Bldg, East Pint ,-Whlla gasoilna *** U. B, Papa Oo, Ine, Pbooa l « . # IIE N BETTER used fureltura •b oblalntbl* Echols .will bare It. 104 Sanford Avs. jnrprARD for Information lead ,‘ lng to return of Escalator Bt- CHRIITMAB~WlRINa A LIOIIT INO, AltrUctlva prices, Ran­ eytla, No. V0T1TI, oolot black and white, balloon Urea. Ortsn dall Blactrie Co. D. Farrell, Jr, IPO* Path Ava uedroo 'mb pon only—11Ad per w Fourth Bt. , n v * room turnliked apariHot. -J Inquire big MagnoO* A v l f ' • City Plans To Furnish Own Light Power Ml Magnolia A *e Twenty dab FOR RENT: • dacoratetd Connelly A Bool bringing *n average price of double lot Cheap an . easy l t » l a boi. a drop ot Tie. and terms. Pbon* 41. i , ' P. Connally M can iwobuahet lira** binaa, which averaaad t i l l a bei. a decline of lie- Ttiaa grapefruit •ale* totaled i l l tor Ike week, bringing an average prtk* ul 11.01 per itandard bog. a drop Of 14c. TANGERINES! T a n g e r i n e tales for th* week apioanted t* IN car*. I I laws than but weak, bringing an average price nl |L1! par feur-flfths bushel bog, aft IJo per bos. For the rorraaf endInf woah bat year they averegad 41.01 and am * weak two yaara ago, IMT. New Booklet i Of Trade Body .G ets F in e Compliment An AO Star hlghralhMd modem romance around which la built on* ot tha gayaat ucyeen musi­ cal comedies ot tha season la -The Life of tha party," coming Tuesday lo tba - Rlts TheatreFilm notables run rampanf In this fllniuilral. (lena Raymond and Harriet Hilliard, the screen's newest romantic loam, supply the heart Interaat, and Joe Fennsr, Park yakarkna, Itelan Dredarick and Victor Moore, four .of tba top funatars nt plctura* today, fur­ nish most of lb« hilarity. ‘The Ufa of the Party" eonearn* the romance between Ray­ mond and Mu* Hilliard—a ro msneo which, fntlowa a, rooky and uproarlotta path IntorapartM with <*lu tuseful hit* and three apeetseujar danre \ nurebor*. Ray­ mond, haif to a fortune which b* loara If ba marries before be .ft. would greatly\anal her oupy of th* | myaatf, v ^ would iba awd a ropy to mp - . Tb* smaker baa baea the presid­ ing officer I* tb# British b*«s* at The Internationally famous -ar­ tist Waehatetter deftly deplete tb* -aallrnt comic feature* of Parkyakarkus. But the artist could not capture the renowned Greek dialect. Cosmetics have been used by both melt end women since earliest times- RADIO The Ideal Gift For Christmas G E T IT A T mr lo erdVnary, quality, Its. HOFMANN II.ee- PMriANIV: riseruU. varleus vaiil,e. mr II., in(e-iac. rKI-l'KUHi MprellH Halil. <leend Melil. nmiket dull. FIs. 1H ta. trip. I.Mtlnme lyp*. ere. lo GIFTS ihO^ATtiWf! ■ ■il_a, a Ouppllts .Jb.sT /..IIilberel, 1/1. For Sale (Petnut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch *^m f»«cilLj;il Fla. mr lb. No “rAll'wmK: nuppllea ll* SI. ,de­ mand, fair. mnrhel ehnul elsadr. Fid. tTepaabsuen. Itelk. mr ten, ■Sn,rally (la.Mi Uame poorer Hi hue. Stall 30-M hpre. CAIUIOT1I: HnpnlUe llehl. mend light. Merkel olsedr, r,“* MrK*M,>Lie "ClSKr w u per dee bun, I k - l l e MrS f x X l i A * corelloe. cnUI-tFfdlWNM.: n.pidloe lull. P*r rrvrr.vat**. aL drmeeO llehl. merh,l Fla. li| bun. rrta. A bare. State Market 8 A N P 0 II D ,F L O R I D A .«• .«*»«„,«f vf ,,,(Tk i,°- * * U Ion, (MWN HAYNES OTPICB MACM1NB OO. Schick Shaver W HAT Electric Service P iltk A IT IfK li Cmban. Bit. irU . are le qSelltr, ti se n s*. tlRKTII. MJiri.lis. 11uhl, d.eland righy ^jnsrhst'-dull. Pin. per due. lower. T■ullllr. s e -llis E R A D IO H E A D Q U A R T E R S Nine Year Old Boy la Discovered Drunk j LAKEOCVD, Db«« 1R-UPVOfficwr Leu Breobor said be took tb* man to Jill aa a charge of Arising an automobile while Intailrated and took Ik* man1* nine n a r aid eon la a hatplUI to r r dbvsr fram Inlogic*! ton. Th* fatbar wa* aantsnred to M day* In tb* city gtoukad*. Tb* nln* yuar old bay uma given a Uetare aa tba evib of driau- PA R K Y A K A R K U S ?Life 01 The, Party*’ Is Hlgh-Sfrecd Film SANFORD M AR K E T REPORT ■ i CMilovs* Pram f i H Oos and did (bla through antarin* PQR 8AIJC; Pumlturp' tfr a f Info a supplementary agreeroom hog** and poultry equip meat with the power company m*nt. aaorga E. Wilson, Laku TbU agreement, It wa* said, provided that tar sacb year tha City failed to us* tba amount Your Christmas TH of currant provided for under tha walling for you ht term* ot th* original contract, A First from Baturda another year would b* added to Oat ’am. M. M Lord tb* termination data of th* origi­ nal contract. Lai* oalery plant*—I bad* i Tb* City operated under th* flv* acre*, thqydMMf terms of tb* original contract tected from cold. witl-uaR < far only two yaara, and alnea J. B. Johnson, Lata MOnra*. that » l » * baa cut tba amount otgC*fr*et consumed In bait, H*n»* th* aspiration data ha* wren Indefinitely postponed. Twig*, ii.ss-ttts. r I WrmiHiTRED. TERRIER— Min AfAClDOOi FU. but. ksh|t.J - .8 months reglsUrad.i A fU ' lIHANUi (Saapl Huppllaa light,' lhaC lira*. -Y0OO Hanford Ara, ’ llaht. marhst dall. *»s. t rmand 1. ValsalTase, erdlaary >lo fair. £l**.|t.tSi Mu fancy sleek on MODEI. T Post! Pkk-gp trual : dog tab. Lake Mary Oarage. fui*N*' (Umat'Vla. h«a. nprs. iimmary b Given ff Week’s S a le s ’o r Florida Citrus Two midshipman and a girl provide the romantic complications In -Navy Blue and Oold." colorful and thrilling story of life at AnnapolU which come* to the Rita Theatre on Christmas Day. Florence Rica U the girl—Robert Young and James Stewart are the midshipmen—and the fight la wit Also featured In an Impos­ ing cast are Lionel Barrymore, Billie Barite and Tom Brown. fleuro In tho boadUnoa, MetroOeldwyn-MayoT praaonto a fool* ball atory of AnnapolU titl’d -Nary Blua and Oold." tram Ure norol by Oaorto Hrivea. * u A ' codas to Bis j piu Tbaatro oh Saturday, CbHatmaa day. With Sam Wood directing, Initial aconaa wore fttmod on a regulation arid iron built to duplicate tba Hold at Iba Untied Btatea Naval Academy. Later, a camera and technical craw wont to AnnapolU to film actual rrenc, o f r tho rralmant la no­ tion. Thu alallar real of tba now picture fretnrra Robert Touni. Jadtea Stewart, Monel Barry­ more, Florene*, Rida, Bllllo Burke, Tom Drown, Samuel H, Hindi, I‘mil Hally * and Barnett Parker. In Iba supporUng eaote are Prank AlbartaOn. Minor WnUR eon. Robert Mlddlema**. Phillip Tarry, Charlre Waldron, Pat Flaherty, Stanley Morn«r »nd Matt Mdliiab. Cotnmandur llarvay llatiltp, V; S. N- acted aa technical ■advUar for' Academy ecenee and nil Knbn. captain ol tba U. B- Ofootball aqoad W»t year, aertred aa taebnlcal oupavt far artdlron •equencaa. More than too aitraa wara called for tba acenea which pro•ent a aectlon of tba grandstand durlna a football came. A num­ ber ol colleno playera ware re­ cruited lor the actual playe on the field. The eiory de*crlbad tba dra­ matic rUe of a common aeamaa from a baitleahlp to hl|h honors at AnnapolU. Tba role U played by Stewart, with Yount appearIni aa a sardonic youth who rates little far Navy Ufa, Tbay n»4 �^ 1 'resent N o Tim e R e c a ll Ships O f U.S., Says H ull ' Roosevelt Is Said To WantTighter Regu­ lations AgalnstPho* tographing F o r t s \ Relative To Armed H o m e 1$ H e a r d B y Forces In Far E aqt. , n . WASHINGTON, Dee. » . — ^ < (A af F )’ t « f etory Hull .aid tethe! the nevernment had expected to withdraw “ i«m American ships and cltlieiia from the Far Beit “ when tfnlr appropriation function la ns lenter ealled for" but that the Prewtat Mdetn net aeim tha appropriate moment.” In, a latter to Benatot Sma there .(Oemeerat, N, J.) Secretary Hull outlined the Administration's view of main* talalna military forces In the Par Kant • maths re had writ* ton favor Iup the withdrawal i f Amerloan ships and eltlsane from the denser tens* Hull oeld the desree of pro­ test IOn this government eheuld afford to sltlisna abroad pro* pentad "many difficulties* and rebutted la many coaflloli of •pinion. W d‘> *• ........... ' i One Year In Prison “ Cuba” BaronMustAIso Pay All C o s t s In Prosecution For Lottery V i olatlons b~ i. DeCottes Appeals To Supreme Court Of Methodist Home Fair Premium Lists Are Now Available - MOSCOW. Dee." U O .-O D -A high Soviet official aeld today that America is -overrun with Japan*; car spies and Japan In Its turn, ■rems lo hr an arfng, for American Inirlllgrnre services” , L j This declaration was made by, M. I'. Frinovsky, vice commissar o f Internal affilra, or vice chief if, the Soviet secret political police, j In un article in Pravda, the offi* j rial Communistic newspaper. Discussing the execution nf, T h e clim a x of S em in ols eight once high-ranking t’ommun-! CouiKy'n d r iv e to clean up lets for arlllng Bov let secrets to, the lo tte ry ro ck et w «a ‘fascist” epics, Krlnnvsky said; reached th is m orntnir w h en ‘'America, particularly I he I'aclfte const mid tho Panama Pannl, are C ircu it C ou rt Judge M illa rd overrun with Japanese spies.” | n. S m ith sentenced Joseph He declared the Soviet service \V. Jn rrell, no-cnllcd k in g o f would “ continue to destiny sides,! . . , „ , i th e S em in ole C ou n ty "cu b s'* Irrrerials, wreckers, plotters, Cra. Erie von t.udcnJnrff. f '- f , 1o onc y Par In thB rnuiitrr revolutionaries of nil 1 mer a leff of the «(!cr . . . rhlrf -u... of ...r e -c — | g W e ppn itcn tln ry a t H al* « L o cal K o tariao s Panay Bombing , —tV S till Unsettled Sulen r tTells t?.nd“Oft Work ” ul,Dc-Urlng, that "Attitude Is the hey won) In our home and happiness la our «oal." the Hot. W. II. Mullen, superintendent of the Methodist Orphin*ce at Urnson BPrln.s, made U s princi­ pal talk at ipa Roury Club luncheon today * and Introduced two members of his young family of U t childrenThe Hume la' presided ovrr by hlmaeir anti l|U flip , Mr- Mullen said, with aU Withers as assist ants. Thou(h only IS orpbsns hare born alitilttril duftnB the past yrar, ha said applications hare been received from mor* than 100, and he ripecta the Orphanage will mure than doubla In also during the neit 10 yearsWhllo there la a decided shortage of dormllory space and a lack nf funds In provide for CnO twC es r is e Two =■ Russia Insists Joseph W. Jarrell U.S.ls Overrun Is Sentenced T o With Jap Spies On Orphan. Contradictory State* mentsFnrther Delay 'AmicableSettlement = Jarrell Is .Released For 60 Days Under B o n d O f $2,500 rnJ of lh%Ln,i.Ar,,:Lon1‘.h:,r^r"’ fr.t; Henry Ford, tha automobile manufacturer, ha a completed Ihle new winter home (top) on estate known as Richmond plantation at Waye. Oa. Ha reconstructed it from the ruins of the Her* milage plantation mansion at nearby Savannah which was damaged l>y Sherman's army on.its famous march to the sea, Mr. and Mre. Ford are atpecled to lire there this winter. Near, the house Ford has built a manual arts training school (below) designed lo leach boys and girls of the neighboring countryside to “ use their handa as weil as Ihelr heads." ______________ Suprem e Court Rules A g a in st S to len Evidence C ITY NEWS BRIEFS $1000 Increase Reported In Tag Sales For 1936 of Ihn Inman military rnmmltlro' •aid I'rrshlrnt Roosevelt wants la tighten up restrictions against' prutoginphing of this cmuilty’s fortifications. Representative May, of Km lurky, said the chief cxecuMve had wrlDm <ho c«mmlliec during hla IIV illis W mm Pan* r . « » l Thieves Get Two Autos In Sanford Saturday Night .turn'll lo pay nil rosls Incurred In thr prosrcullon o f Ihn lira, died of heart failure rnrly Srntrnre was pronounced hV today, Joilgo Smllh al 10:00 o’clock Ih li morning Immnllately aflar duty* Ing a motion by defense attorney ir M lIt s r l mm pawn twnl Geo. Ludendorff, Rotary And Klwanlfl German Hero Of K e t t l e s Contribute World War, Dies $57.18 For The Poor The pslrstton Army's aff#H Oy A'toealaled Press In prnvldn Chrlslmas baakata The Central Florida Exposition A t leant 'three m a jo r and for Ihe under prirlleged o f 8 «n * veraionn o f th e I Premium Abate for the tM » contradictory y Innla County received decided J ap an ese bom bardmnent ent o f ] ""P 0*1**®* ore now available for K«turday w h .„ th . Thlrres working In Hnnfnid Huward llverlin, former man- th i U n ited K i t e s Kunboal ( lies on Klret Rtyeat under Ike "ml Kriiilnulii County wlui hnrn tna In County Agent c. It- Daw R n P M R v i H p t l P P I n l * * ,r 'he h w a io ffle r of Ihe T . i u y in ChlftA nerved tod ay son. MUNICH. Germany. Dec, JO .- •ul'errl.lon of Iho KlwanU end bent rousing law iiiifnrrlug of, , ,, . . Itoisrr rlaha turned In » total fu r th e r to confuse and d elay flrr-m a rood dual of lioubln III ,(AT—(Irnsrsl Mr- Dawson urged Bemlnolo Krich l.udcnorff, 12 o( (| spending n few days in the city an am icable settlem ent o f the County resident a to make entries _____ ; ih'olr tirreklng ntnl mtaring as__ uu vacation. ycarekl Idol nf the Germany army,) The Klwanti keflta nettedtha.. ite d b y t h e . M i Jn.Uio annual affair In a*, off art i Jt.sM.ms of. ttanrnetl ami Horn. «» unitan. are n<H cmitlnfua lh «drllj~j W A fm iN R T n K T 'n re. ‘ 7 0 - 1At lodny. The German *1W>rlifSbm 'M *'fT r««, while the n o4 w er^>4 In obtain some of Ihe large rash inolc County have responded will n|'*r«|bma solely lo burglary, Tin* irgulnr meeting nf Mk rTwp . contradictory ver awards being offered this year. —The Supreme Court held imlay Auiril.-aii lo Ihi* r»ll o f (iov. Fred I'. Coni* I officials ndrlsed lids morn W’ ji rommandrr apparently was kettle brought In 111.33. Capt. l.i-glmi that evidence obi allied by wire ^ ^ te fis were made by th* J*n*nr»". Thn County Aaenl pointed cult for hir. for no' loss limn Iwn aulo rrcovrrlng from an nprratlon hut Fred Keren of the Salvation A r­ 're '1 ' " ‘’" ' " " ' I * W y School offlrlsls for Ir'oh-.lit bus been PisliHinnl un i * . . . . , . , „ my today i ipreaaed hie apprdrtaOne, for the first time, set forth Ihn Individual Kami rxtilhllx as lapping cannot be usrd in fed­ ill ........ mas Km Ot whirl. Urn-* « r l y Plirrhnse o f 1PM aulo I Inure .. ........ were stolen from Kun hls iirart failed. eral criminal proceedings. IIon In butli Ihn Klwanla and Ihih Japanese sold tore were killed bring nf pnrllrular Interest tn togs in order Hint Ihn fMHn.nno dr- bud etreels Hnlnrdnv nlhhl. He was chief of staff umlrr Field llotarv chins for their assistance seven In Iwn drclainn in thrrr will la- n open house nurl* or tnlnred by their own Japan­ many Bemlnolo County residents. ■ This --, ... ftcit In Ihe funds rarmnrkrd for nne of them, n Model a Ford l.'-gloniialroa and Marshall Paul von Hindrnburi? tit this work, as well as to Ihoao reversed a 1028 mimic hat lug for all ese planes which bombed the Bomn „f Ihn r,dries that rsn bn •ho mold lily payment of ti'arhris aedan helnnglng In a resident Ihrlr fi lands. who made runlrlbullons J Pansy and Ihrca Standard oil made In thl, .......on for award. 1 « * h « deuce could he n-.-d in in Ihn Mute might la- mude up. "I (Irleilu, wasrerarrred by during the World War, The Dmpty Blocking Fund re* sm « . follow.; gift bo.es nf honlh-gglng proaoculloiw. ere f t General I,udend"rff died at ,. , „ (’miniy Tar Collrrtor Jnu. II. f’onalaliln W. AMeMiillen and court lloynumd Monrelvalgo. a, .|,llk|„„. rrvenled lo.|„y. * turned over In Dm Hberlff'n ol peace with Chancellor Hiller and reived several more donations The soldiers, said this version ellru. and other produels, |H •" ,l od->r * °>,l,n,onI ,r is Roll Itxlor raising Ihn grand Intal to prim for the heat boies of ihrough Justice .»mi».nt..f| bv Ids mother M,a. As a result nr Ihi. re*|u>nac not lire. Thnronslnldo mrested a 'b y tha Japanese military allache was ronsulrd with Ihe thought that in: 37. Those contributing to­ In Shanghai, were seeking Ihe orange, "nd grapofrull, antiques.I * rU. awerled llmt the Hi ll < hMnnsnlralai. loftS"0|l»'r I only 111 Hm Cnmily l.m h|so in all Holilslmru negro In In whose wlutse |>nslor Join, .................... * l " ‘ro lh„ ,lf , hc suffir|(.n, session ho found tlio stolen uuto Ihn Iasi great btlile of hla life had day u ric as follows: fOFatlnwre » « r . r . a r t 1 entries In thn Canary Rhow, nn-‘ ,m" llr,n l,,n* ^ cL han d the u been won, Ihe recognition uf his' In* w ill umli-i KO 1 1 out uu ut.1 Fred It. Wilson | |n u,n jjomnstlr. Fin* Art*.|"^ '*l're lapplug evidence revennes un- ■•tprrtrd to la- rsisml 1st,i Sunday nUht. h Iiii nns Tim Miss Mullers Congress” , Justice Robert" Young Monaulvulge, Germanic faith movement. lo nuikt- full piiymrul o f Ihe ilc* Flower.. Needlnwura. and manr A 1337 model Ford V I sedan Ry decree, l.mb-ndorff'a new ‘'Forgotten" tf'aallaare >■ I' m , l '> , r l , belonging In Alrln Johnson, nt other departmentIn urging anill, “ may have thought it Iras boon HI for several {reeks, « » s religion, approarhlng nto-paganl.lisla Anna Wilson offender, re|Hirled mm h Improved today. | participation. Mr Dawson polnt- Important that some Sanford, was slnlrn from the Ism, was pul nn an equal basis , ed out that there was im en­ should go unwhipped of Justh-oj Tolu] than that offlrers should resell The regular quarti-riy Court nf trance fee In »nv department. n-Tr1..!" mureecllo'* ^ lo methods ilcenml inconsistent | llnnur for Hie tiny Si-outs of "!! ■ Jr . * '* which hr was a bitter for. Previous and Geneva Avenues nhniit ft;no At Iho storming of lo-lge, .Bel­ Grand Tidal with ethical standards nnd d e l Amerlru of (Ids dlslrlil will Im o'clock Hnlurilny night, »|r. SAN KRANriKfO, Ib-c. 20.—(fll gium, in the first week of the Idg ilruriivo of personal liberty." I In-Id In |ln> .Saplord Junior High Johnson lert Ihn ear parked for Thn Rita Theatre will give lu runfllcl, later with lllndcoliurg tn Sc h o o t tonight at 1 30 — A former Alratrss Island prlanneal free .how for rhlldr-n only a lew minutes' hut on Id* Ml, |super told fi-driul agents I'alsy o'clock, iim -oi illiig In an crushing Ihe Russians In Kasl STORKS It KM AIN OI‘ KN noil Friday morning si ig:»o. return lha aulo Im d disappeared1 tiouiicemeril today by AiHtur that one of the two men who vonPrussia anil finally aa organicer Jon L. Marenlaltn. manager of Uhe-d from thn iM-nili-nliary list and nil 1lire nf It lias hero « l *h» “ lilndenhurg line” on ihe i u h i i s w s s , r »s * r » * r i Many Sanford inrichsnti are FORT RUNNING. Ga.. Dee. 2«. the theater, announced this mntn wreck planned a break aa long ago found yel. pj (. n „ r , manager nf the J. —(AT—Two Army Reserve filers, remaining open after supper Oil* County Hhrrlff M. Hand ns western front ami inspiration for as i m . work In mdrr lo armnualnle lain Ihn hig spring imsh of 1UIH that (• p ,nny ,|nre here, left last attached to tha U 8 lh nhservaHon For eereral years It has beep Pressed n belief flint n ring of llepiriment e f Justice men de­ shoppers. Among had ihe allies with Ihelr “ harks In nig|,l for Ills former linina In US custom of Ihe theater le squadron here, were killed loday Christmas rat stealing thieves limy Im clined say h"w much credence Ihcy the wall,” l.undcndorff gained a jiehdl, Kan. upon reeolvInS lir a a free show for children when ihelr plane fell near Fori those luirlli-ulsrly nuking ihi* an plsred In thr* story relatrd by responsible (nr tlio theft. pinnacle o f popular arrlalm in Her- w„ r,| „r ,|„ .Hdden death of bis Shortly before Christmas al Mitchell, Ala., It was learncd.nminrcnirnl are: The Yu well Com­ While Iho slriillog rnnllnues, Kmplnyees o f the Sunfurd AI,|Manuel l.lmas, hold on parols viawhich time many of the child- ber. hy lelephnne from officers] pany. J. C. Tenney Company, and Untie Nnthuml Hank who have Mating rlisrges. Theodore Fol# and a vorllnhlo purado of vagrsula many and post-war memoirs frem „,„ihor. Mrs. Mlnnl* Hoy, hit foes paid tribute lo hla strat­ who went lo the scene. ,MaHier Furniture Co. Mr lloy hoarded a plan. In voluntarily bring canned Iwrn with the liuok for ii year or; Ralph Hoe dlsap|«ared from the ■nd aiieplelntia eharactrrs are egy, organising ability nnd tv* Oitnndo Inal idshl for hla former Which la turned over to heluR appridiendml hr l.nw en­ more, will receive a bomn o f ; prison during a dense fog. sourccfulnrss tn action. • home and eiperla to return to EUu for Iho bans fit of the forcing officers ninl are imluN one-four Hi of a month's i.nluiy Irascible As Fa-Hero Hnnford tho latter pari of th* Unger prlulutj and lhalr plmln HDD FKI.IJtWH MKl-.T as a Christmas pre»ml this yrar, Rul In Ihe closing weeks o f Iho In making IhU announcement graphs made at thn Banford Po­ war Ludendorff* whole destiny we. k. It was dpchlt-d at a recent meet­ thla morning, Mr. Marentatte The regular meeting o f Ihe Odd llen mm ton, ing nf ihn Hoard o f Itircclura, wa* sent o ff on a langrnl. lie urged‘ (that no gilrua fniita or will. , be, held Ihe Odd Theao arn sent lo (he Federal quarreled with the kaiser and was Thla la in lino with Uir prnc- Fellows . ,, . . . In . ............. other perishable commodities be lltlreau of Invesllgntlon In Wash- dismissed from his high army post; That national advertising agen­ State. lice o f Ihe bank m previous y .a .a .'{e,,,ow; » • " tonight.! 7:3o o’rlock turned In, and that contrlbn The Hanford Iferald Is also In II was announced, wherein cm * ' / ' >■»•» "*• reported Inalnit where Ihn rrlntlnsl rec he was accused by lha organisers ■ cies have realised the value of ' Fa recast Hone be confined lo canned tb" ' refreshment, orfla o f liman apprehended may of Ihe German republic of pro- JHK WEATHER Sanford and Seminole County receipt of an advance of the ployeeg ...........way. been ronu-mB«ode.or candy. h« ascertained. "Tour* and HMouri” edition ef hered by thr bunk with some gift wll‘ b* " f " r thr meellng. longing the confllrl, nnd fled loi Florida, fair In th* north partIt la not necessary, be added, attractions for ua in their de* •Tours ad lieioura" ■ publics ciunmrnsuiale with llielr services ^ — 1— SIrmpnrary f i l l r in Hwrdrn. j |y c|OUily in the »outh portion tofor the children lo bring any - 1 scrlptlona of Florida in oookleti tlon of Ihe Standard Oil Com­ cnlnlr and prevailing liuailiess Thereafter, eml.Hter.-d by the night , ml Tuesday; no decided thing. The .how on this occa-■i and other advertising matter, for pany for distribution through Ilona, turn-of events, he iK-came a caustic change In temperature! scattered Ihelr agencies. In which Sanford publicist. In (he i-srly pnstwsr year frost north portion tonight, pos­ hs look part in every anil repubtl sibly heavy In interior extreme “ h ' I bn of r*c*nllr PuklDhad articles U again described as one ot the McCarthy comedy, and a car whkh been dlairihuted highlights " f • Soul hern lour. can revulullonary movement thal north portion. throughout the nstlion In describing Ihe sect Ion's chief success, lifrludlng thn Registration fiyures al thn Ing. George Thurston. L. F. Boyle, promised In “ Tropical Tripe," a 31-page, Industry, Ihe following article ------Sanford Country *'lub golf course K. J. TeU, Henry Watson, V. Mil- Kspp attempt of Matrh, IU2 U, and brilliantly colored and lllastrnied appears In the publication: That nil I Brown, serving with reveal incressmg numbers of .ehrll, o f Orlando, Roy Byrnes, Jr., Adolf nitlcr's famous “ iK-er cellar booklet. Issued annually by the "lee-cold celery hearts are one lha United fl(ales Army and playera Inking advsnlage o f the’ Roy Holler, tl. C. Moore. John putsch" o f 11123. He aloud trial fur Atlantic Coaal Line Railroad as of th« Interesting winter sights stationed at Fort Clayton In Iho excellent playing conditions which Courier, If. L -P erk lira, Jr., K. high treason In connection with the ready reference booklet for In Sanrord. where a hugs plant Panama Canal Zone, la thorough- prevail on Ihe links. Golfing rn Clem, Jack ilornsr, A. C. Me HUler affair, hul won acquittal. lOeallawee ns rase m r . tourtaU In which aU Southern for Initial Icing or refrigerator ly nnloylng Army Ilfs In thn thuslaata have bci n complimentary Reynolds, and K .. Compton. * • |J resorts are Rated, Sanford Is ran can aupplr fifty car. at tropical nlmosphere. I. evident laUly about the ivuis* and J, U . , ; ah apari * • * t Also, Fred Ball, Billy Ball. H. W. described aa "The Celery City* one lime. Called “The Celery in the letters he writes home lu Ingity, president *Hf the Hanford Rucker, Howard Fhvlle. ncr. Paul . . . furakare G R E U LM O S j r r u on tha eboree of Lake Monroe, City," Sanford Is the world's his mothar, Mre Uulntan Brown Atlantic Notloiisl Hank, made n Redfearn, S. D. Highleyman, G. Ik. -F A U M tR . -V * •s "m m " b I hood radio a CUy at the head of navigation largest chlery producing sec­ of thla clly. statement loday in which he de- Workman, B- Heretow, Phil Gras » * * • |n on the st. Johns River, and on tion* and If.you drlra out Colary The former Ranters' lad re ! elandt hnff, E. F. HeiiaahaMtr. G. K. lb* main lino of tho Atlantic Avenue you’ll «* * milts of vel­ renily told of a trip Into Old] HA aum’.tr of Improvement* Fullager, Allen Stewari, Raymond LAKELAND, Dec. 20. t - W I Coast Un# Railroad. "Sanford vety lope. Th* shipping season I’snsma and also of an ctp<-«ll. have been ms-lr uhirh add to th e! luindqulat, D, G, Scott, Q. 8 . Sel* l7 i. /il\ Th* ' Weather Bureau said today Is the center of on# of Florida's starts In January and Is at Ua lion Into lha Boulh Amrrl<sn ploaasn o f playing. The roughs |man. J. L. Ingley, K. D. Randall, tender Duck crops should be pro­ sections and peak In March" rontln.nl daring wblrh lie v l*»-, liar* aU been ileanvd and the Jr., W. R. DyaaS, Stuffy McCrone, tected against cold and frost to­ ha« tho flaost Zoo la the State. The Standard Oil Company ed many nf the flouth Amerlcsn grestia are in excellent condition.; Richard Daaa and Ed. MMchell. night and tomorrow morning in c t a s s if ie d a d Among tho other attrecUona guide booklet also describes rllleg sad traveled tbreugli llie la fact, I belb-vi- Ihe rograa la In; Also, Jo* Crenshaw, Pete H l f Gainsavi!ls and upper Florida East Rated la )he sightseeing refer Fort rhrlslmao, near here, as a (lens* tangles which thrive n"*r better shape now than at any llmo gin»i Hear/ Zurhside, 0, C. Tolar, Coast district*. ence booklet Is the ’"Big Troo" “ Rule hamlet In Florida where the equator slnadI bare teen tn Hanford." of‘ Orlando, W. A. Wlnsman, and Tho forecasters said weather near Lsmgwood. It also asigtaa thousands of pieces of mall from I fa egpocta In relam l » the] Among those who have played Rebecca 8 lavans, Mrs. Roy Symr*. conditions In prospect for tonight • compMa ached ale of Baatord ell over lha world come to be Slalaa nest July for a leave of ovar lha course during tba past Mrs. E. Compton, Mrs. Harry and aariy morning carried no hotels aad menllona tho golf poet marked near Christmas tiaee two man lha. after which he will waatl are: Ilradhara, Mbs Money White, Mrs. threat for citrus. They forecast win help ye*. course for the fm s Ia tM of They area as* a Christmas tree be slallon*d at a post In < »•' Fnad D olly.'J.Jm Ludwig, 0 <to Fredrick Ball, and Mr*. OUo temperature as low as 32 dagrevs those who plan a trip Into the mi Ihe cachet." l'idled Slates. Caldwell, John llrrbiL Hap Flem- Caldwell, la eilrente North Flotilla, ( * L f "* Communications Act t s a r s EsViaence in Soullu,rn Wire Tapping Case Idealities Respond To Tefrphom, ,*0i u CairFor Funds To Pay State Teachers Annual Free Show For Children To Be Held On Friday Heart FaUs In 72Year Old Veteran After An Operation! >"»•*“*■ kat* Alcatraz PriHoncrB Planned Escape In *30 Two Army Fliers Killed In Crash Hoy Taken Plane On Death Of Mother Bank EmployccH To Get ChriHtmaH Bonus National Advertising Agencies Are Using Seminole County For Copy LOCAL W EATHER i? «• (rom* Bill Brown Writes About Army Life Ingley Praises Municipal Course; Many Golfers Play During Past Week S'* A^vcrjrbody //. You Need ‘ J KJbuys ana uses ’ No Danger Seen In Weather Tonlsrht l I get it for you. e 148 ■ i ■i j * __ ____ — �* v ;i f •* »• i t PERTH tAaUWPttu ii . t to* 111 r1 naart rtTl>> BubJm m out return tcT lb#* proper i in the sun If 1 tha/t it in as it auecMdi in convincing th* a * it |a In ,Ha much Interested in the welfare of the pul •I D ili M the Pe«t W own profit*. Thla la the eaacnce of a resume of opinion l#rC n«rUfc«, adn » • from Imiuatrisl leaden reproduced recently in 20th armlvernary Issue of Forbes Magazine. C. M. Chester, Chairman of the Board of the National Association of Manufacturers, proposes tho following ■icMirriod k a t k i three-point program for business leadership to follow in the years which He ahead: if u 1. Place' patriotism before profile and the enduring w sr well being of a whole Industry before the brief triumph of a r a s R ^ c ; k u t k roselatl*** tail* aa4 individualletk monopoly. u M «»• f. Assume the responsibility not alone of conducting business profitably and efficiently, but also of discovering pot. U aiW C m is s r vepso- and establishing workable programs of economic and social Th# Wenld la sue aotliaal at a4sartMm- o «l*ee a*e betterment.' 4Blas4 lo 4k* lergcet **•■•* , 3. Help to got better understood by all who profit from 7#f IS* resatry *11* 0Bettors la W « i * aa4 » « w the efforts of industry, including consumers, distributors. *h « IIeve 14 ts 4 ■ « ! • > e l TV- employees, investors, and farmers; transportation, finance, ------m o * ■ « ** ***** publishing, banking, the govemtoient, and our educators. v *o«il*a t* the ooa lev **S 3 oosloa o f all sews dispatoh** Whiting Williams, authority on labor relations, places tod as n d m * iL r a iw |«d .fa Ihle #•#** aad atoa the blame tot the'present turbulent Induatriel-polltical-aoclal situation on the World War and Depression. Progress rtahe* 'to^eafttoottea* *V •»* dispatoh*o heseta are si** will be made in improving industrial and labor relations, ,‘ W thinks Mr. Williams, if business management will: MONDAY. DBCBMBKR 29. 1917 1. Demonstrate that he, the manager, can do n better ----------- — i------------ Job of stablllziiig work, lessening favoritism and Increas­ ' A SING I NO . SEASON ing Job-security than can any laader of either workers or voters. M M upon ■ midnight clear— 2. Base promotion so unfailingly on merit as to prove Bright choirs M crossed their starry bordara that worker opportunity can be expected from manage­ l » .proclaim ment more than any froth belligerent labor movement or *Wn*r y' raining message of any business-baiting government. i wtil and peace 3. Demonstrate in every conceivable way to the mankind, and glory to the worker that hla managerial leader can be trusted to dis­ . Kamo. Joy tii tho world!—Hear now upon play farther-sighted intelligence, deeper sympathy with his long-term interests, greater fairness and more unfailing ' -tho winds High echoes of eelesilsl harmonies, honesty than can any other. '■ Ad myriad praisoful voices waft A. Work, In h]a capacity as citizen, unceasingly for tho song such continued freedom of the press and of public discus­ Ml to earth’s once-darkened sion as will not tall to checkmate all efforts to break what ' boundaries. IMUe town)—Home tenderness is after all hl« country’s very mainspring—our age-old may loose ftjj| American ideal of individual honor through individual use­ W * Up* long muted by the hand fulness demonstrated In Individual work, on the Job, 9/ grief, ------- o------ • ew i A fcTStnmUe y*ar «U> 1M1-- BBS B , t i , n ( - an , tta tlSadlLn.s •« ■ m in iiw WCBBBlBM "S'*#, sdllerlb* III# Af fM la r , H»r»W* bs* Jullrt 4 #wb ib* Ihlnd* Ihlng* w vva'll b II wool la r#»-in*ir au«ui it. Iters SaifiTs 'Il'tiJd rh“ i«w l “ e With c e a i o w i » i .1 e v*-s. In Prison1"L fruiti Wisconsin University, Mar­ trip In tin John ton'* death to an air crush 1?ft ___t-lln and a wok proniD H*; .uthorUM yh **** dlsrotowd at d L o « ii * ”* tables. graphs, stats >Ur m p n d i So » u n Penl’a patent an] military end - -------- I malting daring tbs taw matin- - • -D^- -“ -f t■— g “ j- Vf1' t y w ja a a s i' “ I M . * ot .p ~ , . l M m M hit hAMtlaw o f_appaal | B’klch. thay atkad in ba sent U ^ v T ^ -*n " W ** «H Wand and Ray ^ o r t m d J t lfW waa r t w w t , ^ , a atetna of taco ring a yaw tm AS A m * *ndar • anpowedUa. felrkB( ^ Gouty ------a' new car with the angina placed >t alial iana and Ilf VtH.ITA TOBRBT aktcwlaa In tha roar, and A n t r ! “ Thtaga i Paetfle ikslery.News Review Editor Of • * ,„ pUna f<fr a dirigible like th# roast mad# tha Jarrell's conrletlon of violating' Th* AP M n » f c it ic i • Hind*a burg (tha r n n w r faro t#jsfy." May MM Wats lottery lavs Wna announced i iE VE N PAT YEARS U k « an overturn, la.t January Europ# n tha Uttar m u U "W p U fy lea* wuak fetbwbig evidence pro-1 BBRKBUtr, Dee. i J . \ - V T ) revealed Iht them# o f Brws in M l ||(U.) * Itha M l h AaalaSam fiuta'a A t­ Callftarule's football team's h a ^ I" ’37i . . . . 1 In Texas, a school toarri cut «M torney Lleyd F. Boyle that Uie played ssvou uabeaten and «a“ Democracy it sand driven by „,umaaa. 11,600 a y »ir by Updefendant had 41 aaleeman work* Hw* amumsi liS f, JBfJ, IMd, 1B9S, the wind." H Duce declaimed whUa ping , jaaoltaa company's w a.lt Mg fo r Mm In a game o f «Cdba" 1901. 1919 and 1921?' w r r i l f thuving. toldiara lota tha1 j|n, _ _ tfh M was paid o ff by J a m il bloody Spanish ronfllal. I The headlined cH nt of the basis of the last two' FLYCHASINQ UNCLE "Japan." Foreign Minuter A rgo ^ a u , wal ih* ba kidnaping #f exacvtad numbers In the Cuban Grand Na*. lau-rje«t#d, "U seriously threat- char| „ M .u^n, Tacoma; TUSCALOOSA A la,'D e*. IT.— flA og aqi n, IS, of* Too tkmal Littery number. *i**d ky H>a bolth. vital ton o f hll body n , f ollwi (AT—Jack Maehtoltt, Alabama to high One of the witness*! ■ - —•m testified h ^ iwwiU'Ui fllW , bae HIKm Hll Chins, which nay eiclU tha brnahland. football lU coaler, an SlDCefli uncle |B l0 fotwign pi that he had between 76 and 100 . majorltague 'haeeball—Outfielder Chlnaaa to faoetlliUaa againtt c|an «i*y for a communlrt ktd, The that hla weekly Ifrtnte Hannah with Brooklyn. Japaa.” naper was being arranged, mean’ Ikih 100 ttw tad ad lb skies averaged ‘ approximately Aiatylra'a viUI need, IV*.Went wb|Wi by ch in .'. Caatnr. ChUng tor Joeef V. StsUn'g M00. On thla baste It waa astlllooaavtlt found, was an "Intreat#. K t |.,h,ht but b# « u tUrtlng tn as tha logly anllght#n#d view" o f tha chopped o ff optam (he N. K.'T. D. (aacrct p •) m Mated that JarroRs fatal sales cf Cuba ticket# approximated be­ cumulation. addlc<t. Ha twentieth l a a h w r y tween four and fir* Ihouaand To Bog*r Babaon. ISST looked Rum la, already having killed IS tuweai tuervaa In rootkag M t the dollaA a week. Jarrell was ana Ilk# the “ first year of rw»l proa* mrn for TroukyUm, beard ami- * f the Petts ef ten “ Cuba" operator* In pertly sine* 1929" Andrew Mel* nMli-Journal kit Karl Radek eo»RemInole County. Ion wba giving hi# art ( 110 ,000,000 ir l< . n charg*»—"rvn , the am i Th* eight man. all y ir’ iiia* k HI# trial followed sn Intensive worth) U his country. New year's j donH kn0w .bout." And Red the high eeuncHs « f the Keeaslia, rtvcWn sang “ Pennies Prom 0 .mrn . CQrrWd after evldaaee erere evneated Immediately nflar Investigation conducted by tha Office Equipment Co. ' Hravan." And "The New Yorker- lh, t WM to doom fully 1,000 the death sentences warn pronoun­ Seminole County Grand Jury MS J lsm tes ATO. H a w l«h ■ski "notwdy had a thing (o wor- mnrt ced by a secret seasion o f a mili­ which also Indicted Stinson Kinry about e «# p t a war m r r , a Hitler, winding up hU tary collegium o f the soviet so- law and Lewi# Mitchell for pal­ WWW lid paling In Rlegal lottery ac­ strike wav#, a bale o f Chriitmaa firat f our y w , m power, prom- prime court. tivities. Kinlaw has been released kill*. ■ “ *w eongrcM and a bad ^ no mere "Salordsy eur* Among <he victims of the purge ■aider bond following hi# arrest, celd." nrluoa." was I^ «n Ksrakhan, niystrrloualy LEWIS DEMANDS AID . F „ erT , , „ Ur> Ending „p his removed as ambassador to Turkey but law enforcement officers have Rut A PI, itallaticisna figured fjr»t four years In powre, prom- early thla year. BeraUad to K n ­ been unable to locate Mitchell. According to Mr. Boyle their 10,000,000 Americana still needed ^ no more "Saturday aur* e w . he dropped oat o f sight and trial awaits the arrest of MltehJobs. And CIO’# rook I** were alt- pr[»e*," nothing wax heard o f him u t il to ting down; 30.000 auto w«rk»ra BDt' ,0 tht litoalihmerit of night’s announcement o f the execn- •IL No other Indictments have TOASTERS yet ben relumed by the Grand uvr# Idle January I, more than many foreign affairs commenUJary, but It te still In session nnd 100,000 by January SI. lore and draplte a new Anglo. W AFFLE Mr. Boy]# Jin* announced that ba SorrHary Pvrtclna aroldad. , l 4lb,n pgd, a RomrBcrtln axle IRONS ' iatend# to brook up the “ Cuba" There wer# aporadlr eonferencea. wa( ,Urt|ng •* twirl. HlUeria us* racket In 8emlnol# County In­ sporadic flghia. “ Economic royal* drr.mdy. General Hermann Goerdicating that th# police and sber* Itla now have their fangs In la* |nir, Waa In Rome lent January, PERCOLATORS UT# office sre slUI on the nlsrt ns shinning word renew (hr I or!" aaM John I.. Uwia. demand* fteuraq vr|y and literally dancing f#r additional evidence. ■h aong of fa Mb lug preaklenllal help “ bi every through a fencing exhibition with COFFEE During the past week, how­ i Grown faint against tho telgo of tt-gal way" for hla sillers. Muaaollni. MAKERS ever, Ihe sale of “ Cuba” tickets ?l, unbelief. Csntlsuse r sen cage One Doctors, lawyers, and other specialists may have a Out weal, a dry winter eearod a Jersey City arms broker Oh, Como lot us adore Him, Christ h e a t in g drdt-ghl accustomed farmers. Rut rhipped a flock of planes to Spain operating expenses In an en­ In flemlnols County, it te report­ language all their own utterly inmtpUcabie to the rest of the Lord I— In the Ohio Valley, nine wer# and neutrality waa uppermost In larged Institution. Mr. Mntten ed. has reached •« new lew for PADS • Let h u rt and voles be Joined. All us ordinary mortals, but according to the Stuart Daily fiom two to six times normal. Tha congressional minds while Frank- said that tha primary n#ad at recent years. fiewa curb hoppers (waiters for drug store curb servlco) river rot# likr a flash. * •l«a ware treason Jin D. Roosevelt outlined hla see* the morurnt la for a special dormi­ To our Eternal King, Clod's grael- also speak u tongue equally unintelligible which would tory for atnali rirls, and an Cungreaamen, eonvlc'a, Chinese, ond New Deal. RADIOS for contagious - out Son. dumfouiul even tho modical or legs) professions. Jt goes ryaryViviy answerod ih# inland Madrid's newspapers last Jan­ tatlon hoapllal Whose blrthdsy brings the heort UlsaaaesFLOOR something like this: era' FOB. Ths Red Cross raised uary 1 confidently predicted a At the close of hla talk. Mr. 1 * a singing season. 110,000,000 while Ih# water ran loyalist victory wtthln 12 months LAM PS “Draw one.” (Boot beer). Lurille Hargrove Reynolds. Mullen Introduced W. T. Hunter Lettera raquestlng public co­ wild through 10 slates. The Hood but rhells already were falling on “Stretch one.” (Tull coke), and Violet Kollf, both youag operation In securing a ' flraf in)l was mnre than 400 lives and the city. “ Shoot one at night." (Chocolate coke). people In the home, who spoke cUes rating for tha Sanford "Rome aay th# world is going 1(00.000,000. Kaep your dollars working in IRONS “ Shout one at noon.” (Lemon cuke). to the dogs." Mrs, Carrie Chap briefly on their dally chores and lYwt offto# have been #ant out Tabt* Talk Bahfoul. Do your Christmas shop' Mr.(Mullen waa In by th# Seminole Connty Cham­ "Sliool one right." (Cherry coke), (Salt, 79. observed, “ but tha1 roatla# Ilf#. N<4hrrtnn<!* I'rinrrss Juliana's man CHRISTMAS TREE BETS plag In Hanford. Iroducrd to tha dub members ber of Commerce to all Its “Shoot one." (Coca-Cola). wrddimr. Glenn Frank's Dismissal dogs aren’t even in sigh t" 7 0 ^ by Ihe Rev. Paul Redfaem. Geo members, Chamber officials re­ « * » » Of (nurse if the Ja|>aneee didn't "Burn one." (Malted milk). UP (LAM PS vealed today. Hollins had charge uf ths pro #" “ ' ~ w* apologia#, then we would have “Shake one." (Chocolate milk shake). cram. For seversl years, the letters SfOlJICK something In be sore obout, but “ Squeeze one." ( u limeade). P*dfl Paul Hllne acted aa Bantal P d n f out, Ike Hanford Post Of> W * 1 U n l know what wiT cooM d u '" SHAVERS M l (km flo# Otass Ja the annaal dlslrihullan “Kiss one." (Orangeade), ha* keen on ths border lino about It. / j of toy* te Hotaitons. Uy a' vote of a firot class rating and of. "Four hundred." (Chocolate milk). "Every thisg BJrotrical" nf the club it was decided to Rotate nr# hopeful of -pushing "Seventy-one." (One cup coffee). groin the ' Klwanlt (,'lub, romi't give the toys to Mr. Muilan for II over the top" during the re­ lly SIC HID A R N E “Seventy-two." (Two cups coffee). ■thit. t«libelt It much apprerUiH):1 Ihe children In tba Orphans maining days X tho year. "It irtty Inter#.! fna In know tod streaked away across the hills. But Home. THE ifro/tv SO FA Hi "Eight-one." ((hie glass water). Th# Post Office at the proiyalllta the nounrtiet nt#nd#d to In unlur lu rvaiu# llslga from |tb# sallur'* boat was slow in gel"In dhe rain." (Plain water in your drink). President H. It. Coleman ent time ha* a second class, rat* u* by Tl># Hanford U rn Id in giv­ ih# while fux (tie aailur dull Itlng tlarted because his sails had thanked Lea Lriber for hand­ Inf, aad Chamber officials f#sl "Hold the hull." (Wanted without Ice). NUE I I I MAGNOLIA A(V vE kT ing pillillcliy In out club't activhas riinllrngrtl him tu a tec*. t# fill with tho wind. "W h it ho, ling the Salvation Army kettles WHawaHa.'wuMi “Short." (Five cent size). Itltt. VV# dir# tty rllppingt Will Th# sallur Is la t«ka Ilelga [North Wind," b# shouted, "Come on Saturday and reported tha m n u m n s iiu u ■BUIBBII Ho. if you want a.small orangeade, plain water, no Ice. in bis ice lw#t. aitd Ihs fux six] help" run n tir coo Inctir., end wo owo a results of Ik# drlra- James Law, debt of gratitude amt .Ihinka to the order would be: “ Kiss one short In the ruin and hold takes tho liny squirrel. I The North Wind had bnn new member, was also formally , Tho Herald f»r tbU klmlnrit," Uhaptsr 10 the bail." (vrolchlng from behind th# mown* welcomed Jnto the slab. Ths Uacs -o— <tain, so hs came running. - H# Plans of a rommtUoe banded DUmonda A id Watchm tr i l l Ih# nations In iho world Tli# whll# fux sttnietl lo I f pkffad into th# sallork sails until by 0. W. Kpeneer arranging for RISING NEWSPRINT PRICES liavo forced newspaper which ar# sotmling bllllum of tax* mlghUly plrassd with ihv "idea of lhliy |wkrq |lk# fat, whit# mush n golf tournament and Inlet-city FIim Watch And Jewelry Repairing payers money preparing for abtentlun to now nourcea of revenue. They have only two racing tho sailor in tils ice-boat. Iruuma. and th# boat sung across meeting with DeLaad next month war, would concent rat# 0„ -advertlHliqi nnd circulation. Duvelopmunt uf auw ad* lie was so pleased with iha|th, anow. Soon it was alongside were approved. Diamond UoMlIog And EngraTlag budding hospitals, schools, uni­ vortlalnir income ia a alow procesa, not lo he depended u|v idea Ihsl lie stopped So brush hlsiih# fox. II* was grinning, his rod R. 0 . Illcksun. Junior HotarUn . ’ WHSXS PfUCKB M l VMM tO W U T * versities, and housing projects for on When Iho demand for revenue In Immediate. Maintenance uug. wblV# hair and to admlra'trngg# hung out and hU #y#a for the month was atanm tha their rlliicni, ihrru would be con u aau aaaaauuuuauuauuuuuiKyaauiM iuuuuuuuM am Jsaiiiiaa hlmsoir in th# mirror. [Usied rod. But then th# boat bo­ guests Present. aldurably less likelihood of war of ailvertialnif volume at increased rate* preaenta nome dtfll# Halted to tie about hi. neck'g„ to ;>ass him. II# lunged to try ficultiea, but the dochulque u familiar, and the net renult and considerably more prosperity r J° f . b* ,U *•[»*,•* P«#h 'he host over, but ih# to th# boat, enjoying tha rldo. fur alL of the higher advertising ratea generally enforced thU II# gaeolihad given him. But tha' n„ r MW hllni (w w g oul of Finally tha going aaM, wtth a lltile admiring *mjl#t -Voad. . year hag been favorable. They do not promlan itu be auf* sailor remsiulwri-t thit th# <Ju#cn The lll-r»naldrrvd wages ami ficlenL however, to meet tho rlao in newaprint coata, the of Katnss hud mid him h# should j “ I must aay you'toek hold o f tho Vt » r Ah#ad bcujs hill has been rvturned to C«t those bells. 80 he saldi | ||#lga was to axcilad she-stood boa* wtlL" exitecled I nr mines In taxation, and added payroll ehaniea. commil tea by the House of llepro "This te u n d erfill," said Hslga That collar may add some UB Jn tbt bo.t and shouted. eastat Ives where H la prtsumnl It The alternative, "which, to oui1 observation, la receiving weight snd become "I've always wautod to salt, a«d "Watch th* Mils; ID handle th# Will (lit a natural death. And Just more thought than at any lime alnce 1920, ia higher cir­ sum# as you run." I’m aa glad l*m free ef th# foa." tiller" "'as well, far It could have acconi culation pricei,— kklitor A Publisher. 'Right -you are," said tba foa “ Ton should be," said th* soKar They passed tha fan easily and pllshcd nothing other than Increai and pul them down. “ Bat wa mast go husk to hla ham# , --------- o---------* the last they ssw of him h# tng unemployment and adding to out nf tha WHY TROUBLE ouraelvea about matters of which, . They . . . all . .trooped , _ #b angry h# was howling hla b#ml Just once mors to w #uo .(ho tiny lbs already Iniiienetrable male <-f den, the whll# fea carrying th# 0ff, sqntnul" however Important they may be, we do know nothing and uscnitsinllri and distractions liny squirrel and th# callor with . T h e - llo r and Ilalga #p#d along [ ' which are already driving business can know nothing? We live in a world which ia full of mis­ llnlgs wlm was tying on her er­ Tomorrows ery and Ignorance, nnd the plain dyty of each and all of ua mine rape. “ nun to the wall. ---------- o---------is to try to make the little corner he can Influence some­ “ There's my boat." mid the The American Federation of what less miserable and somewhat leas ignorant than it sailor, pointing down tba bUI. They ILab^g calls for a national boycott was before he entered It.—-T. H. Huxley. all walked down the bill to the goods In retaliation heat, and the sailor helped Ilelga i sinking of (be Pansy and the Into brr scat, lurking her cape tw oow grnp 1dafenselfss woman and about her feel. r Ik* Japanese. Tha won Itradyv Ret. Gal MEI.UOURNB TIMES , is a harsh «a# and °o When they were sit ready, the Wklqk » • do not Ilka to aoe employ white fox drew a line la the anow. ad (Rider any circumstances but II In this Iasi w**k before Christ Rut is It ntcaasary to force one’s The whl'e fax lord H, and tha la doubtful if many American ma# we shall he ee#ing fraqymi self to b# -glad o f Ufa at Christinas sailer swung hi* boat atong #0 woman who do pi sell rally all uf reminders that Christmas b*|upgv lima7 Isn't it possible for each of it# bow just crossed Ih# IhM. tha Christmas shopping will buy to Ih# children. U I#—or should L# us to recover enough of our child- “ We'ro o ff!" growled th# fox. nny Jipams# toys this year . • .*>ot —the happiest dsy of all Ih# year b«od anthuslasuss, our- childhood II* -nrtaied aero## tha tin# and If tb«y knn« they are made for them. It ihouhl be mads for delight in tha mystariaa of hart* them a day uf happy surprise*. Ctsua and other Christmas fa iries Joyful laughter, loving cooperation enough o f them to Maks us aid* from all Ih# |wop|# that d#sl with rtraly enjoy tha marrinwnt of tha Roosevelt Is compatible with thm them day, while deep la our heart# is farm of government to Hut' when romlndera are given that grant appretiallon of tha to declare war only by that Christmas Is a day fur th# (hlnga (hat Christmas beings In |,W a greet national rgfsren chid ran, tha Hioygbl hack of It U general? And this, regard It as « f Is a i*pre#*B<all*s fond that tha oldest of man can fas a how (gr some af that clvIUsitkm child a> heart, that th# oldest of reams tn he from the “ goodwill It must be women cm still U capable of be­ and peace to all mankind* o f which well aa a GET IT A T rmoieni, pad If that* decking th# world about h»r with th# carajers sing on Chrlatmaa Eva. , _ In which Urn people tha fancies and tba draanu i f h«r Ugklod candle), bright colorod RADIO HEADQUARTERS trust their dsly ah*ean ra­ fsr.gun# childhood. voksoa singing of angel# and #h#p a r| GIFTS COLEMAN’S Gift Suggestions Talk On Onrimns* Home Is Heard By Local Rdtarians A Language Of Their Own c O f C Want Fir»t Class Post Office ftlSc 537* 34m 38w 32uc 31®?c 0Z 95c up| $ 1 5 WK Santa w^rnT fox RANDALL Electric Company W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R send boxeso f DA SNOW’S fAiNT A GLASS CO. BE A CHILD^AGAIN GLASS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittaborgh Proof P rodqrif 0 The Ideal Gift For Christmas (mi pretty air# that ye* hsv* HOFMANN Electric i •'A �I vm w - * E d ito r ial Calendar pR*eant“ Holy Ni*ht” Presented A t School * m0 "O Holy Night” a pageant. v u .TUESDAY presented FYlday moraine at Tb* TmtU Bankers c1«m of lid Wear Side Vnmary Sehool. *h# firm ifrihodlot Cnuirch will The main features of the pageant their regular Christmas la lho Church A in u at and me caat o f en tn eten wai aa T:<0 o'clock. Husbands of meru- follow*: tn^irn Invited to attend. Hoa- Greeting*— Charlene Caldwell toaaaa «|. *111 be lira. Georg# He The Reader—Jamct Hardy k Flat char. M r* Scene 1— Angrl*— Louise Clark Jlxk McClelland, l i t * O. J. Pop*, and Phyllis Allen Mr*. Tom Williams. Mr*. A. D. jShepherda— Bobby Hirers, Alfred Shoemaker, Mr*. J. T. Bmlth. Greene, George Turner, R a y Mi*. Cola LaGalta and Hr*. [>. mood HUe, Chirlel Oraeej, Ik Parkar. Jimmie Hlgncy. Crtint Wit The T. E. L. Ctaaa o f tk* P in t llama, Vernon Will bams, Lurry Baptist Church will hare a Christ .Losaing and Lindbergh Ilail. „ma»_ party - at the home o f Mr*. „E Sheep—Clayton McRae, Bobby M. Corral wKh aroup Number On# Brtwod, Jimmie Ludwig. In Chalg*, Betty Rummer, Paul * Starr TUESOAV | md Lawrence Starr. The Alathoa Claia of tho P in t' Scene It—The Three Wise lien— Predbytarlan Church . M Walter Steele, Franklin Me * ChHatmaa party at the tome T»er, and Donald llnbbuck. “ 'J00 i ; ° r *T’hw.5!,,,ir.r0B Scene IU —O Holy Night— Avenue, at f.OO o'clock. Hotvir.InU temee will l>e Mrs. Corley. Mr*. *‘ *doniu“ V * " • It. A. Cobb, Mr*. H. R Dacn*. D **>U le-!U ,cl nouth, Vtlima "nd Mr,. !,. n. Hunter. At thl., Bland, Juanita Harper. Ber tto * Etna win b « exchanged. | « “ ■*• Jo/ « * h|,» ' Elolae Gouge, Helen Smith, WEDNESDAY Betty Mickler and Irene The nlrl Grout* will meet at Magrudcr tto Little House at 1:00 o'clock. I Glee Club— Melbe Fredrick, Margie Hodges, Dorothea Sac kelt, Joan McTecr, Clarice Muse, Jeanette Reeves. Al leen Rowe, Geraldine Draa. Betty Rose Hootehan, Frank Mr*. Vlrlor Green entertained' Meisch, Prances Bland, Bert the member* of the Senior • De­ Ashton, Betty Gouge, Stelly partment of. the Presbyterian 1 WhUmora, Eugene Kendall, Sunday Brliool with a party r* ! Ruth Hodges, Douglas Loseerily at her hnme. ting. Janice Potter, Thomas During the evening T*ri«m* Reeves, Henry Richter, Nadine game* wer* rnjnyed after which Bsrkrr, Barbara Whitmore, refreshment* wore terrod to the Irma Matthews, Vernon Har­ following: the Misses Unbares den, Emily Matthews, Geral­ Rlerrna, Virginia Ford, Virginia dine Hlnrhliffe, Knthryn Ho­ Ilatnrti, ffertrurin Hunter, Alim gan, Harold Johnson. Jacque­ ItUnler. Carolyn Dngue. Loulne line Armstrong, llryro Beard, Houghton, Louise llardln. M*rMona Ruth Mills, IMnre* Mc|garot Trnhet. Ann* Wrlghl. t.ellsn, Peggy Pippin, Julia ’ Alien Wight, Mrs. II. P. Btevena. toe Vincent, Emma Jean Mr*. Vidor Green. Ilnborl GrnMelhvin, I*>e Armstrong, Kdna vren«*oln, Milton Smith, Elton I'olllh*, Betty Gen* Sasser, Monglilon, Shelton llardln. Frank Betty Jane Woodcock. Luis Woodruff HI, Harry Brnwntre. Mae Lane, Gladys Wright and Erne*l rtakor, Alfred Greeu, Charlene Chldwell. Mape* Green and Howard Hague. T:<0 < Cnwl, Vo, a. S ' s. Victor Green Gives Church Party To-Niffht PRESENTS A GIFT Tuesday ra * J Yk-f' * *• •- 8 •* f— s.%» Bartholomew Is ed To M r.Patkriott 3 -f , - . i** . 4’ •. j ‘ ' "- The tlllM f t tto reghMBta rtta-t S A N TA CLAUS LETTERS MM* Gwendolyn Bartholomew, Dear Santa Uans'. . I am a (title toy my age is daughter of Mr. and Mta. Frank X. Bart nolo mew, of Whiter Park, t»n I have been studying my oecsme the bride o f Terry Bar- book* hard this year f «nt la herd Patterson of Orlando, m u of the third grade I want • Wagon, Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Patter a pair of shoe* and socks and *o* o f San lord at 4:30 o'clock jome noli and candy *o don t Saturday afternoon in the Knowlee iorxrt all of (he llttl*' children Mias Elisabeth Shoemaker of Memorial Chapel at Roll in* Col­ that needs help. Your friend, Cornwall, N T. will epeud the lege. Dean Charles A, Campbell Dlllle O r*cry Chrlatmaa holiday* her*. officiated and wa* aaalated by Dr. Sanford. Fla Hamilton Holt, preaVMnt of Rolltni Mrs. Fred Dolly left today fur College. Dear Santa Clausi LToretaad. Ohio to speed the Vase* of whit* gladioli ,1 «ni a llttl* girl of seven 1 holidays with her father. arranged on the altar and many go to school every day. I am In branched candelabra, against Mtsa Dorothy Heine* of Center background o f fern, lined -both the scion grade. I wont a doll Hill la spending the Canstmas ■Idea of tji* chancel. Baskets of * 8<1 a trlclcklo a tooth brush and paste. Rsnta don't forget to holidays with tor parents, Mr. white chrysanthemums brang my daddy home. I had and Mr*. C. A. Itatne*. placed at the altar. rolher have my daddy then *nr Herman P Slrwert, chapel Philip Greek left Saturday fop organist, played the wedding mu­ thlnx else. Your truly (rant. hie home In Naahrllle, Term sic. Ealrlle Orarey after having visited hta mother. The bride. who was given In Sanford, FI*. Hr*. C. E. Greek, for eeveral marriage by tor father, wore a day*. white velvet princess gown dietin' Dear santn Claus: — guiihi-d- ly a high heart shaped My name I* William Hugh Robert Cornell arrlrnd >ester neckline, shirred bodice end long Hmnpbreya * I'm A years old. day from the Georgia ftihool t.f filled sleeves gathered at the 1 have a sister. Mattie Lee, age Technology In Atlanta. to spend shuuldrra, a full skirt extending 4, * we want some toys dear the Cbrlstme* holidays with hie In a short Irain. A finger Up parent*, Mr. and Mr*. It. L. Cur length tulle veil was attached to Banin, please send me. llttl, a Irnlii that winds up, a little n*ll: n halo o f the tame materisf. She tp'llnp tir aviator suit A a lllllo cat r i« l a shower bouquet uf bride's ear Santa they don't need to lm Mlia ‘ Helen „ Compton nrrlvi-.l rosea and narcissus. new. Then candy, nuta A fruit* a today frvM Duluth, Minn m Miss Bllll* Bartholomew, sister Miiiilu Lea a tea art, a little ■pend the holiday* a lib her of the bride, was maid of honor. rii, ; ml a lllllo house My ntothrr parent*, Mr. end Mr*. E. Comp­ Ilt-r nlle green moir* gown fea* in' d* a Xtnn* basket. We live ton.' i lured princes* lines - with short nil Route I. ton the Inike Mary 1piiffi-d sleeves and very full skirt. lit ..I on the Gordon place) Jimmy MrElliiunni] lm* _ |Hlr*. wort* a rrownlrs* |>oke bonnet Your* truly. rtvrd from the North Gontrli i f (lie same material and carried William Hugh Humphrey* College nl Dahlotiege in spend t nosegay of yellow rosea. . saiifonl. FI*. the holiday* with Dr. and Mr* Miss Mathilde Miiener, bridesA. W. Epp*. maki. wore ■ lilac moiro gown Deari-ai S »n u l la4IM*. a nilh high shlrrtd Isnllce, short I wish you would bring me n Mr. and Mr*. I'aul mine an pi■ffrit sleeves, a neckline fee- typ.-wrllrr. a rowImy mnt, and nointrr tho birth ul a >m. Jim luting lapels and. a full skirt. She .lUme bedroom <Jip|H'i«. |f you Curley, op December if, i i Tti" ntiK- a matching poke bonnet and ------------------------ --Fninhld Laughton Memorial " ' ' « f t*''1 » P«M «*> " f P'nk rase*. j, m t .^ _ * .,n pi lot. thru lea O. Andrew*, Jr. of L iH e U F 1 hC I 'a T t y |s C o m i n g T o UitZ Mlsa Pearle llobson tin, *r lit Undo wig the beat man and usher* wrre William Y. Akvrman, ilvetl fruui New York City to William n. Dial and John R. *prml the- hnlltlay* wllb |)r. and Ijivin of Orlando, ,lit i-i'i.ldn‘i marry until he wnj; Mr*. J. N, Ridison ul their homo mlhoitl luring llirre nulilnn Following.the ceremony a small /.V* on South Bsnford Atetiu>-. She didn't want to marry reception wa* given *1 the home ' " 1,1 licniL-r it nqiild hall Ircr singing of the brMe’a parents. After *he j reception Mr. and r^ r . * f" " ' " " " l l" ,' r' " h'' Mrs. P a tte r n left for a short ...... \ * wedding t.ip. For traveling the ■«* '* hU^ nA bride wort n gray wool suit trim. " MJ’ rlo," " '1 tUmm* Tim Girl Krt>ol* will make .no n ,„ u „ «... ....... ,nM| w|th , w t nf m. (rhh,g gray ‘‘f h' r ; k! ,,,Brn. 7 J! raU*' final Ida..- for tholr Court ul fur , ml .ii.W nat ecreasor- k*!. H ho l.ifa of Jh* P a rt," opwAwnitlH In l»« liold i>o<*vmh4*r SI jp|l >niT rur^lny Ml ihr RHl IhiRtrr. at N:0u o'clock ul their meeting, Among Aml„ „ IU„ . ,from r..„ Sanford atCvtu- Hoyn.oml and Ilarrlvt those Hill laid rumprlse the n.mantkWrUiiosilay ufterrpH.n. Ilen.liir were- Mr arul -Mr*. ............. John Tim follow(ng girl, will « G-nbrn I'.tleraon. and Mra.^^E. M. ‘ “ w " f 'W* • " " ''" I 'r M ' ,^ h cvrlve awanl*: Hetty Alderman.;,. ,ln l’ctmer, I'arkyaknikus, nUTy OH_______ ________ berl, Finnkllii I'aughurn. Helen Audrey ltnch, Camilla llatten, J llmdtrirk anti Victor Moore *■ a Kathurlnr Ileum. Mabla ('ImpHIKE ALONO LAKE aesletle of fitnxlera who keep liltman. Ollvn Gltapman, Virginia — hilarily of Ihu offering at tile Davis, Murty* Gor-lnrh, Marlon Member* of the G(rl Hrnuta boiling |mlnt. Itr.-tjMt, Mary KllasbuG. Illll. Weaving half a doirn rutcl.y MsrjutlA lliNjgea. Julane Howard, enjoyed a hike along the taka ufirmimn fir e songs and liner dance prasrnls Kva Joe Kenn'-ly. Joyce King. shore Friday Itarl* McOi.ll, lletty Moor*. bull.Iln* and trad test* were tiuna Into the ronipllcsUona of P« kUrtl'i.i I’lerc*. Klhcl Root, Dotty passed alter which aupimr was plot slid offering picture patron* a steady flow of laughs and sastmntpiaii, Margaret 8|u-nrcr, Ituth ro..kud over an o|Mm fire, 8t.-nstr.un, Kunlce Tatum. Mnry ll wa* decided Dial ihe n.-il |i..|ur s i the roauinoa spins fmiu At.tp. WhoIrl.L-l anil Klliidi.-lti mhellng will he hrl.l n., Wednes- out obstacle la Ih* ntsl, “ The Idle Whlghnm, day nhd each girl la requeali-l uf the Party" brings ehlrrlnining Two girls will raretvn First tn bring a nip nf sugar In Innae film novelties gnkue. William A. Seiler directed. 'las. lutdgos, (.no * eo.-uu.l clues t'hrlsliuua candy badge and tweh# Tender Font pin:.- Tho Hrouts^are also ttiak tug plana fur a spend the night patty In honor of Kth«) Hoot, Personals A" T to Georg* Washington k U n prising tto famous Light Brigade! connect lug New Tort and H a* of Tennyson’s poem are the 4«h,lji Gh,I Jersey over tto Hudson riser,. { ran. bring m* a dot lie doll, nod Rih, 11th. * «d lMh llnmar* and a span o f 3,M>ii feet 2&.Vfevti some mwboy boots. And phase 17th Lancer*. don't forget the others children. Pleasr remember to bring them a* much aa you do me. Your friend, Margaret Tiileri. Christman On Easy PnynMnl B m Sanfoi.l, Florida. Rrar Santa: . i want a wagon and'n cowboy suit with a hag on it t want n car and it pistol t want some |vnut and some firecrackers and a winter coal Jacob Dargan*. Jr. My alstrr want n doll and * windmill nnd a ball and n win­ ter t-ont nnd some rloth and some ill.he* nnd mine penut and n dollbed and a doll My sister Violet Mao, Sanford. Florida. FANCY APPLES Tires—Batteries FRUITS—NUTS XMAS TRK$l AS LOW AS M. H. SPENCER $1.00 First St. A Railroad Ave. DOWN SKE US FOR YOUR GAS, OIL, L l imiCATlON FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK liin n u n M n m iiiiu Fine Watch Repairing Diamond Setting SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP AND Engraving S McLaulin, Jeweler | PHONE 87 101 N. PARK US B. Park Av*. w w n w n wwww9mwwmwnww\ FtIR VKTKKANS BAY* PINES, Fin., Dee. Ith-t/Pl — A Chrlatmaa. program including gifts for every patient I* being arranged for ihe Veteran* hospital her* by volunteer committee* for service and civic urganisalion*. T h eY O W E LLci SANFORO. FLORIDA BegrinninR tonight we will stay open evenings until Christmas. BUSINESS M AN ’S LUNCH W e have plenty of extra sales people to help you select your presents. We will also put your presents in nice boxes if you wish. —------------------------- - 2Sc SERVED FROM 11:30 Tf) 2:00 _ 7 PERK’S CIAJB fT S Y O W E L L ci; SANFORD. T1.OR10A MiuHai*iiu*w*wvm*)*MWKn:Ki NO FOOLIN’ Plans Are Made By Girl S c o u t s USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN COWAN CO. OUR MIDGET PLAN IS AVAILABLE U N LO A D S A L L SURPLUS STOCK A T DEEP CUT PRICES SPECIAL WEDNESDAY 8 A. M. TUESDAY 8 A. M.: 200 PAIRS Men'*— Women’* ONE LOT LADIES' <9 Q Q SHOES * F 8 Dresses Value* to I3.U3 We Have Just Received Wednesday FOR BAI.K WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 0 —</P)— , The treasury announced it would, open bids Jan. 4 for rale uf a quarantine station do longer nee.| | <d by ihr government ’ on Mullet1 Key between St. Petersburg and b'arasota. FIs, The property inrludoi niu acres and Hi building*. George ARL1SS . “ Dr. Syn” G«ie RAYMOND Yardley’s Gifts FOR MEN and LADIES I.A DIES’ MEN'S NUNN-BUSH SILK J SHOES * 7-85 Dresses VALUES TO *10.50. M ytkirka ONE LOT LADIES H APPY TIMES are Here Again! 300 PAIRS MENS-WOMENS Join The Whoopee Miktni At SANFORD'S ONLY BXC&t'SlYK SIIOK BTOKK * PERK’ CLUB Three Miles South of 8 ns O* Orlando Highway DINE & DANi EVERY NIGHT TO TH E MUSIC OF CHARLIE K00NS ■nd hta New York SWING KINGS SHOES $2-88 VALUES TO $1.95 OFF ON MANICURE SETH TOILET SETS CENT'S MILITARY SETS GENTS TRAVELING HETH FOR A SPECIAL TURKEY DINNJ Corkage m *l7 parksgt gaad* NO COVER CHARGE “ We CVar to tto Bast" f HONK SANFORD I1M Sliirts—ShortH ea. Mtn'tt 13« > COWAN CO. O'ALLS ..... Men&* H A T S .......... 3 8 • * * » * WITH u m i' » OPEN EVENINGS T ILL 9 IV U. 7 9 COMPART THE RCXALL B T Q U SUITS Men’s •‘Unrhnrtt*’ UNIONS ..... T o u d b to n D ru g TO CIA1SE OUT ONE LOT MEN'S 13 Men’n Winter Wt. 75c LIQUOR SERVED BY TH E DRINK O NLY Men'll Sox Drcsa Work pr. G IF T S for EVERYBODY COATS $ 6 - 8 8 MISSES. CHILDRENS’ $3.98 COATS DANIEL GREEN $2.88 SUPPERS r. “ H ie L ife O f ttie Party” We Rare A Good Selection Of Hl-Lace and Riding Iloots CD ___ Jo* PKNNKR * �I W umoni Game Is Planned By Crooms Academy SANFORD MARKET REPORT R. N. N IP P E R S IG N S { Tha Croomi Academy Pan*B»r» .are attain liuldlny rctular pyaeIIm nr»»lon* nach dfiy In pr*P*f" atlon fnr a imunilon clash with a Minml team In Miami Ctarnt- 11a ma* day. The Panthers tiaTa Jn»t Hn Dhfwt Ihelr ra-cniar acaaam N*nnlna Ihynn fim ra, toalnX t«o and tlelnx n atmnx llaallnM elofcn. •iiurnix'iT' V*» •»*. wn c« k tl.U l **»• lw «>l. W »•. ru. *-• k»«, Ther* are tlx talntt bearing tb* name St. Catherine. C IT Y BRIEFS OP A LL KINDS ■laMM Am, W ant U b J B. L Perkins CORRECT MEN'S WEAR YOUR WIFE The r r fiU r monthly meetlnl' « t the Meit'a d a b ot the tlotr | Spends A Lot Of Time In Her Kitchen A W AL-RADIO Would Mike A Practical Modem Gift The eecnf|4 annaal Cbrlatmaa Party at Tmop It Iloy 8 c a «li of America will be held la the HKhtt: Burst.«« lt«bv deowed •rmei of the FI rat Itopttut ■»!><<«»». aoarhet rdeeda. r u M Church tonight at 7 ;lo o'clock. Aeo. h«« W cte F » » umutl oftVUU of the trooh announced bV> ate t— W JaaaVU! FU. her lb !*« today, addltiK that parenta and tTaiUiSIt hahhlten lm i. de frleadt arete Incited to allend. mean, endeitt. e m ln «a— 1 «h«dr VXu 1Verehaeae bulk, |e* rant, traotht 11*0%; hew The flrat meetlnd of the San­ aaaaier *»WJ rndaMi allahtly ford Tourist's Hah of the cur­ W sa-.tr heada, r—»r nwalite. hv>r l l « ten , tnwntly. |1.ee. rent aaaeret will be held In the htseNt No Tine T » Recoil Skips Of Ua S; Soys Hull ** ♦* * In Cheerful Colon * * * * * BAUER RADIO SERVICE (H K A t.) MAsk Your Neighbor" 405 W. Ut. Phone 20 55c 2 Prs. $1.10 39c 3 prs. $1.10 U tl cjumom heoadlee aedwala eun room of I hr Montemma deotaod aaedeeate auuabur ateadr Hotel Toeeday afternoon at 3 00 lit tear dw bwat Ite. *'iru ru > *< -ii aatidN* «a- • clock, rh aother of Commerce M*t deeeaed »a*c. aearhea lawat ofTIctala announced today. w t .- t T p » a** awn t e n . * .-.NtaaVS H t re-re t N o P u p p lt.u V > * a m ttfW X . t r t h a a M IV buuu. I t V* I I an F IM M A T n « p e r d-w ban H U * : . l l a t h A I No p e t B e r t am I im n I V e a« p w r n n a llly , true The threw local National ilnard Oompanlra here will hold lh.lr weekly drill M-iuton In ihn A ranorr tonldht beginning al M V IX T O r e ratio, vmcletne V »ale t « r *>a I s . I I * * I I LEGAL NOTICE rv rrtn rk W u m tt.. n a h t. d*vnand ItaVt e o i t o a lee*.* V ia I M 1 N I 1 h A l.N h *h a *w v - 't e t r . I*| bn* ra t* e r r I - t e - L t r A ro n d itto n 11 ta ­ N a lT It'R la a iv a a that I, John i l *• h e . ba-a-e. I I Ve i l TV al l-m n a rd r , aa B prctal Slaaler. D v n m j f t : a 'eben. a id. r m . p n reaen t In fin a l d ecree, dated IS t i l a* N o te m b e c II. ID T . an lared In I * .a * m t j t * . * * t l . a .lib era l, dr* Ib a l c e r ta in ran ee e t r ie d Jew. re W llew n a l a l eernua IV. I . T ll.ten - et-d Ittba. t a t H o t J a i l VTa b n * Ird b fo ■ t a .a * lilt * . Talnaaadte e l al, w ill on M onday, lh a betw een V*«*d i - . t r n c * r V N n la I I . ate a-ay o f J a n n a ty , | | ll. IH f I I . " f i t * ; N o s * tenet, lh a Ir a a l hou r* o f oale In rrnnl te. I t 11 i*. r a r e tm tii arredan. o f th o ca n rth aa eo d a v r la Hanfo rd . F l o r t d v o t t e r Tea oalo and W w -.r V r - llT Itv n v C obm ara a ell I * aha hln h eai . b id der fnr tp > a b e e * I t oa |i u lh a fe lln e la a d eerrlb e d b V ’ VXa-n I* . |a|w*wneAale. M e , « U h CewllT, el t w ale In H em lnnlr t'.iunI f i . V k -ltd a . in*. II: V b e N K t* nf B K t t; and R IV U o f fllit it and l e d aear, Iraa W r i t I I i*b a ln * nf l> « 1* a'halna; n il In fie r i Ion H . T> » I . II I I K : the aan.e In be an Id In a a lla ry U M l.e crro J O H N II 1.K O N A H O T. a * Si-erlal M aalar. B II .VIION A N D fill A III IN, AMntne>e for Dlolallffa, l» r iiT n ttR T or j « m r u t i. h r . o r r L O N iu i iw 4M i M v U I M iL K C O iX T Y . IN %*rmk IIIVINO JOIIN NON. •! Tn rut ANYTW M a W Ifiin Jntil)»ok, If m i peo to ceapw C O m U u s pRMftta Solved For $X00 WIEBOLDT STUDIO - ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS U K IIA V > : A B K W a t lF F l.T OF LARKSPUR— DELPHINIUM—CALENDULAS CORN FLO W ERS—PAN8IES— ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL m K itT avis. DEALERS IN OAK AN D PIN E FIREWOOD *• II. II. W lln r e a m y hand and re a l t h l. the U lh ( a y o f D ecem b er ID T . n. i* i f r i l N I v n i f . C lrrlt o f C lr n .lt Court. Krm lnnta C ou nty. F lo rid a . riiosn »t -J ECONOMY WOOD YARD I I I e l A ay. L H it cnee rin d Cola I I * I I — Th e fle n e v a T r a c t In R ««. I I . T w p . F ln R r l- IC R AMD RTOVM I.N M IIT II1 QUALITY AND SERVICE CRLKH T AVR. A R L U O T T IT . P IIO R M Martin’s Garage General Repairing Truck & Auto Service Martin’s Garage CAM C IT E TEEM - o t * r r IT ISN’T TOO LATE TO SET OUT StN o Ih ln f, »la. •411)01 o r rYRUt'ATlU^f cam a o r te n n r b a i. * o r t a x C R N Tir iC A T K * In a rm rd a n c a w ith the provtrliittr » f C h a p ter l u l l A r ia o f I D T and nnnn w ritte n r t n n t t l o f K II K 1 I.IIR K I W ill o f fe r fo r a ale at p u b lic o u tc ry t o lh a h igh aat b id d er fn r raah a t the Court lln u te en tra n ce In hanfn rd on lha l l t h d a y o f D ecem ber h i t a l 11 n 'rln rk A U la i r e r t lflr a le a held h r lh a R u l e t n g . t h . r w ith a ll e m itte d and a u b en iu en l le v ie d In t e r on lh a fu lln w ln g d eerrlbed tanda In Rem lneta C ou nty, K ln rl. da l o w l l : No I I I * nT J u le I. ID T m v r r l n * L a i ST. T h e (le n a r a T r a c t la Bar. I I . T a p : i Jl, IH- iN A M ta iY r tn s ia WEST FIf$T ST. Bodies—Spring*—'Trailers A price you cxn Afford to pay a J ktiuuinh . ivnutUiMm* i Mrs. R. R. Pippin's Flower Shop__ — xhm fim t h e n in t h m w The Opening Tuesday Of The annual Chrlatmaa Tree Dance and Floor show nt the Sanford Ijndye II. P. t». Klk’v will he held In 1Itet Rapford Altai nra- tonight beginning ht a i d rtrlocb, local latdye oITI' i tala announced today. hiew unite* Classified Advertisements ANNOUNCING...... ream ere a* wuutata dt rre ditlra. t i l l ' ti n CW,W;T n « I* la eraa, I del ho, area cm n n r hhvutw ana. a-r d*r awn. !*r-th tl.rta'Ut a* n tn reewwaed taal.thIM Fla. m del Van aw tw _ an\n-«mcn» >w Oemm-a-----a'anmmat c in n v in : n t—i d*t reeerie I k > . taw tk a»'.ra vvt V» hennitee I'O'Mna.t; d a |1 b « byca. Hlfrr M t r h v « <oic i m s » kii>< *•)»*•* Atv***4 lt*M, Mmr* PU IS l>«i liftn ||y, aowram* da. call! ter dar GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY Comt In and arc our aaaoiCmtnt of gifts "for 1 * 0 "for him" and "for them." It will ba easy to aotra your lift problem her*. > DONT DO YOUR XMAS 81I0PP1NG UNTIL YOU’VE BEEN TO * L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE WHEN IN ORLANDO VISIT H ie Owl Book Shop ME1SCH BLDG. PHONE 103 CHRISTMAS BOOKS GreetinI card* foi X m i and avtryda; SEND FOR MONTHLY BOOK LIST THE OW L BOOK SHOP FAN C Y VAS E S i ^ FLOWER P a WESTERN CHRISTMAS TREES Al S h w —Reserve Yours Tbdsy Mack t ra*tbd to* 1 m « l Ski* ml LONG D I S T A N C E R A T E S # , / ' ..... ON C H R I S T M A S AND N E W Y E A R S DAY ! O W M k t Rabbi b »M warn— m m HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ISM io r d c o a c h --------- ' IB S CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE Proctor Chevrolet Co.* Christmas Suggestions . FIREWORKS We hare Uw meet complete Hat of flreworka that km ever been Jkroofhl to Sanford. 4 SKATES BICYCLES An ideal gift for' Chrlatmaa Uaiem, B m i toi 99c to *1.85 *22^0 to *50.00 . TRICYCLES- SCOOTERS -GAMES AIR RIFLES-WAGONS * 1 WS C O T T 'S G U L F SERVICE STATION Hill Hardware • COMPANY raoNim M l EAST FIRST 8T. 8ANT0R0* FLORIDA ■ •\t f * * %* __L .....- \ ■ - ■ ■■ L ong D ktancx ram for atlb V P. M. Friday until 4:50 A*. M. made between poinu within Monday, on both the Chrittihe United State*, on both ma* and New Year week-end*. Chrittma* and New _Year’* and obtain the low rate*. , day*, will be reduced. Take advantage of tbit op* The low night rate* that are ’ portunity to make bothQiriatnow in effect every night alter ma* day and New Yeai'i day teven and on Sunday* will ap- thi* year a time of greater h a p ply on both perton-to-perton pines* lor your loved ones and an d nation-to-station calls fri endo as well aa youncU. ; Christmas day and New With these special low rale* In -made! effect you can talk a distance fYYcsr's c ii't day. \ ■If you can’t be with out-of- 1 ot 100 mile* for 40c; 500 mile* town relative* and friends you 11-10; 1,000 miles |IJ5, and can “ voi ce visit" greater or leas dim tancc* at a corre­ with then* by long spondingly low distance telephone coat when t i l i ng A at U|ilc cost Since there holi­ station - to • station ▼ service. Person-todays are Saturdays • you can place calls Person ser vi ce il •np t im e from slightly higher. Shtiem BellTelefidit m i TUeium Ca en B �:'L. ^ V f r?T ' . Seminole County More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Area In America # a i { VOLUME XXIX Member A a o c U M P t m London Calls F or ’ A id To Pres On Foreign A ffa ir Republican Leader Is Critical O f Mem­ bers O f Congress Who Imply Distrust Republicans And Democrats Are HR f n r f r A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1937 'Ring Around Nazis Helped By Alliances JUDGE SMITH STUDENTS (!E T PR AC TIC A L EXPERIENCE Britain Plans Naval ShowTo Impress Japan America And France Are Being UrgedTo Join Navies In E f­ fort To Check Japs Complete Control Of China Feared PARIS, Dee. 21. (A l-F ra n ce ha* itr«ngthened her ring uf al*( (lancet around (iermany to bol*. tier her position in Central Eurepe and ha* concluded nii ariial accord with llriUln. I> became known to day. The aerial accord, disclosed by a . j highly plated polillcal source. t NUMBER 102 Established In 1008 France And England conclude An Aerial Accord For Mutual ‘ H e 1p I f Attacked Commission Of 5 Percent Assured Jioklns By Order — t Amount ToBeFigured With Costs In Taxi Certificate S a l e s Connally Objects ♦To Unprecedented Ra­ ThoadT'klm wish |o purchase Sentence wav pronounced yr t o * , o . . „ h w. dio Address BySaito delinquent tax • tif la an-* as viola.mt; S'me lottery law* by Unrest In Mediterra­ nean MakesUnified A c t i o n Difficult the aerial forces of the two natlona LONDON. D«c. J«. — (A P )— Proxldrd under Ibc M.irplty "Ink — just a* ihe navy and army nf Prim* Minister Navlll* CnamCircuit Court Judge Millard II. dollar" taa certificate act am llrllain and France am already WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. fimi h ( uLove), Jarrell we* given btyUin told Ih* Haul* « f now required to pny flvo j » r plrdgrd lo miitunl assistance. Comnnin* today that " « * —A lf M. Landon gave Presi­ cam of Ilia amount ■>[ di-lln n vrar In the S'aie Peni'enCnry The Central European alliance* tempt has *v*r bv«n mad* by dent Roosevelt today a quint taxes Included In the lux and will have lo pay oil rot's in arc intended as a prelude to nrgni lie prorcruiinn. Japan for • ptacaful Battle­ I ini ion v for general European pledge of "co-operation and certificate* ><a sold to tin- Hint" ment” ol h*r war an China,j 1 relllemrlil. Il.v ihe ullianrra France support in the difficult for­ In tba yeura 1931 3.r> lnclu*lve "It la time now for UO as part of the cunt, M u r , tlm hope* lo hold llie wpptr hand in eign eituationa confronting Parllflcataa can l*e. drllv.-,. d, "an*** oo"v , n»m*t»*. ! *8^ ‘ ‘ ahWT dealing ~with'Hei many.’ they ar* not uiJi*lW l-li.K th* your administration.” cordlntc to a r"ciu,i nrdcr Is I he 1U.T7 edition o f Janc'a fight. right* and ihtorMtb ol fa r In a telegram made,pub­ sued by C'livul!' Juilgll Millard aignarh and that tkalr assur­ lic at the State Department, D. Smith. ance and apologia* meant the 1036 Republican stand­ If tha court order bud mil l i m disclosed the rare for art |«nvcr Student dielillana are shown at work In Ihe salad pantry at Florida Slate College for Women al something more than worda**, ard btarar and lormar Kanaaa Issued. I bn tnx colli-ili.ra would waa llmllnl only hy the supply of the Premier,declared. Tallahassee, one of the first educational Institution* in Ihe south slid one of three In Ihe country of­ OoTtmor. crltkliad member* nf baxo received only n 111,, rui ,i men and malerlata, Concerning th* antlr* far* Cong re a* of bath partita who amount Of Iho |i|iirml, uf the ' I Janr'a disrtoxvd llrllain ha* 12 fering training in nilminlalrative fomlwoih. The course Iin* approval of the American Dlele'lc asso­ elgn altuatlon, ha aald Qroat ha laid "by thalr actlana halprd auction klilrli. In must Insloiui-s. battleship* ami three halite cruiaeri ciation. The student* and colleges fiom which they were gindiuilrd: left In right, Jot-cphine Spenre, Britain's “ definite objective" lo create tha Impression among would bn eonaldnrntity Ira, Ihun Univerally of (irorgia; Maxine Reahaugh. University of Missouri: l.eonn Rehhimler, Flomla Slnlc la th* "aaltlamant of th* griev­ foreign natlona that they do Ilia five p«remit \yiilcli tlm Inn and ''rumor ban It five more bat* Collrge for IVomeli; Mini Ida Hmhl. University of Illinois. ances of Iho world without not truat your administration of allow*. lie.-hips will he provided for In the w ar” for* Ian affaire." ll'.lfl nii.l (tills eatlmnlra." Hemlnoln Coii.i'V Tnx Collctne Sanator Htelwrr, republican. Jno. II. J Ink In.. iil.tnlm-d Ihr The find lien of Hie five liallle Or Atssciatad I’n n IIEND AYK, Dec. 21,—W )—The . . , . , ... Oregon- Introduced a resolution court order mi llu.l bin inoiGrcnl Britain la consider- j Spanish government today hurled today aahtna Hull to aubmlt in missions may u«xr lie mll.-clrd Ing n show of naval m lf h t po.re invii inh. Ihe fierce' .V " f, ,? lb* aaoata tha number of Ameri­ u* pari of tl,e rihla. tiiher lax : ,B" T' to impresa Japan, a t w a r li can national* In China; tha nap- collector* Ihrnnr.liiiut Ibe *lale alruggle for Teruel. radio a d v i c e . ^ ° f “ .......................... . Hie 3*.* mated number of officers and h*v* taken similar nrllntt 'll « k l . and the reinforced army of 1.00 with Chinn, nnd hoped today ton, * 111,000,0011 hntlle.hi|>* I 50,000 waa onlcreit to lake Ihe pto-i enlisted ,p*raonu*l of United . their renperllre roilnlleu were Ike first lo be built hy Brlthat A m erican a n d ’ JBtatea j Tbo final ijHTiie of circuit vlncUl capital "nl all coal*” tain .lure 1025. . army, nary of marine . Thla llemendoua force and th*| , wnrships would jo in in the Terry IVnoctl mul (icrtrinle corp*‘ now- lUtlonad Ultra and Judge Mill*,.I it. HmlHi In the In.urgent defender* w*ni locked In ,h« Far F-ualem pnrndo which,.. Uuuds of llrhta -were Issued a tha approxlmata amount of Amtr-I proceadlnga ins.tight nlimit t.y a aanqulnnry hand «• hand contea. wmywh'pw .J ane. ,n .M. the flrUteh nm nsyr license m II, e i f (Ice nf Icati capital Invritad In China! the Tat (loll*rtnr I* a* fullowa: m ig h t check “ Japan** a im td , V'T7 ~ ,ih<* " V " 1 ,m ...... . Judge II. IV. Ware yralnr-' and by whom. j -Ordered lhat it p, lli-mduu. wilhln the city on th. .arenih day ; ^ ’f r7 dom inate Ch^na lo th e com- ' of the govtrnmanl'a nffenaive. 1 ’" I n i , T r. |day. , * Hull awaited a reply from a* rlerk of t'lrriilt Court nf Hew- . Insurgent report. » i d the Tm- ' f d' d ‘"cludrd two a .m .fi ca, plete michjAldn of foreign i ----“ i.™I. l..11.nil \ . S rSSfil0 i M" ' •"« '*« '• eel Igarrison 11 W d iB g n oul.)r* u b , '"ffra, " - " seven rruifara. 16 deatroyara, NKVV YORK, Dm. Jl, —Id'ic j Thn Hnufni-i|-Tnurial* Dub will ka* ihr fifth r'jrceaalvo year,,* kite real a," ** '«»**• uni W H iw pm tM hhpe*anenM r rnjnln«td »„ # »«* pubmarinr* and many o t » S AliahRit iRkt grnlifll Atnerfoea » W ^■jagai Tim vrralrtn llnlmt Tt-h-giiit'h j h"l*l da fiiel nu lling uf Ihe w inter'rrltaua uf th" l>ir<l lifo inslho ran PrMhh gunboala are th* Japan*.- bombing ,tr.i, r,..u, deiive,i-g 1 ' " “ n „ b-n that kr • IMdlaat the fllMYflt torrent " W maehtltt-tnnnlng of the U. prwvlaton nf chnpirr Acl, ,le? alike arc rep.., led fallen. D r , tin, and Mm I'Oslal Tch'gral'ti |’ ' ’,|1 « f the Muu te n pull uf Hcmiilnlc- County will rn.ise nf rrventment but th* bails Panay ahd three . B l.n d.rf of 1*17 ttud Tnx a,,, j ? rn,' w h** ^ ? n l e U m. have Co |i"lay ]uinlly aimuiinrid t*• ', | 7' . ' *' ,* " < nf1' """'U nl |1(, i j k,.„ Thursday uf II,I, week by cause Is that llrl'aln fear* JaiWf'tOU ataamam la tha Yanglaaj Certificate* laaunl lo tlm slate ! " “ h‘ , f ..... .. "• "* ' • • ' ' i X d t u ’m S r ^ .................... . n.ul I he rvaull* pan will Irv to ease outu,other tlW ' ^ » r . The communication. Ho j ,,l K|a., fllr .... yenrv c m to 1,1 A cold,,,,, r o f rebel Moors am.' I n T o n i ^ l t ’ s W C R t h C r crnl Ci,rr,iniiii1rul1iai4 f'iiiiimlsxh*i, nations with economic hrfpraat* ________ ticpuTItxl iii tin- ,\al|niiul A ssckI*' la 7» cl liy Iho TaUo govommanl'a' IMS 1ml 11 Ini lilalvn. in ni,y one. fur u |f,i |t«rr('iil l,ii-,i*hnu i < legIminIn-s win repoited ileatruy-J I ■! *’ linn " f Audil' on Sueipliea fur puh- In the Orient. Mil gallon of tha Ineldent rn, any bid nr lild* hern.....re >r tin- dcierrent to Hi* Rrltlah ,.p|M,r Nrw Vu, k Bl4,„ „ |n rule*. Thn Incrensu. II granli-'l, l/>atJon in tIre Jnminry numlier of r: srwhlch pr-aentad a Crave throat htreaflor luniln by lliein, under id hy government plane, when d, had da k until b* thn first In 9" )• 'l l ■lielr uffielal ouignime. Ilird Lore, naval show In oriental water* la ' l l to Japanese-A mar lean relation*. said Art. unli-as said hid. In ml- trie.1 In raise the eeige. (.nvcrn-| N(,w Khgland .......... iho fur mriit inarhlttegun nest, and fleets, r ,dl^ ,y w„Jlt|1Pr „ M|jiy_ uf upe ration, I', K. Mosul, president of llie Flor­ the continued unreal aloag lb* I* eipertod within 4t hour*. ■ill bin In nil eleiks tiiit, met M>»' ,n „ lp A,||r,(|1 World War pi'tl, id kln-n ida hrtuirh uf thi' Society, reported mediterranean and Hriliah relurtFollowing japaneie Amhaa*a- advn|ll«t|ig eipenne*, It In an of plnnes nmImshed the midnrirnl, >Pr,,ral Utility gnvnrnui' nl k>lH iii »I i i iinrr In withdraw any conalder* today. dor Balin'* public apology to llm amount auffli-lent In pay I’laln column, the mtvlce* said, and I'a dacka mountain,, rcpurlinK lem I'untiul., lire miiiuun, 1HIN||I mIuI ,|,.yt,,r , Ilurlui: I'lirislmna week, these aide number nf warahlpa now * uAmertcnn people In a' t*<»mln- 11(1' Jn'i. II .llukliis. Us Tax convoy of reliel war planes fled. I |M,rull,rr, f, „ m (,'ovrrnnirnt dispatches said the |ip,„ H T1„, llnr,|IPtn |l|„|nn in) • reiisiis ale Inkeli Ihroughuill the 111I*in a ul* unprecedenlad radio * peer It Colli'i l»r. n ,.t,in i-iiiilrali n> I" T h u liirri'H M » ii» i ■1***1 l ''1 WASHINGTON, li.V (irrat Hrdnin emphasiaed her Ciuled n,tie , and fiuui a eim,|mi„t In which lie deacrlhad tha bomb fi |errent cl til" ntmiuul (it sin h firs* nNsmill enllinin of 2000 m t»( „ * ( , . . ....j a eaten se, I to,, H ,^ ks> U|1J 1|U,| „m, h « " > n < l i « a r » I I n * T l i t r i r i i | u - | | i liii’ .Srnnli' ll;ntfiiii|* i %onnull ro i^«>ii «*r i 1 , ym r liy year, an in- grave view of Hie far eaatern Ing *■ a "grava blunder," (ten- dellu<|u-nl Tax, ns lil< cumin I, entriTtl Teruel through n remarry ! Itli*l r| **i|i| fif lln* rtbiiijiMfiti*n ifler n 45 111 Indie piepaialory n r wurm„ r Ml«* Hlililllllsf in^lMli1*, |ii •i|■* *i i,| valiinlde r n « i ei-i* crisis Inst iiighl liy naOilng a new alor Connally, damorrat, Trias, *l"n, wllliiuil first ciilleellng.! | Imlnt: Jcft|i»|i|i/« t| lf> II ilu rllh '1 llUf‘ lull ti'iluy mtfl M*iit it t llie H u uf llie loid life uf Ihe coun­ ambassador In replace Sir Hugh* I ill,-ry fire. ! Klaew litre t1 M i | ,r, 1 1 , r *m re rommenlod In tba aenat* on the fur I'lnlullff, lil1( ,v,nillllniilu,| due • in irv**i| iK » hrtMiufif m » i l*y K*'ii The second column fought Ha' muln,.t| „,mul lint .St'Hulf f*u quirk nctum. try id ihi,, ! ensttfi in uldaiiiiMl, Mr. Montgomery Knatrhlmll llugraaen, ja iliiifi Fur Mill*1 "vary unusual procedure" fol­ him." \ i*rnl Rhii Ir’iiliiiK nf thf wny tii Mm* a^rn al nrnl Hip Muni, (h|| tMDH, {kMr, ,,(l who was a minded last August A' IMnni |»I* * Min in %-JnniI measure Masuu mid Si,ml, hr,I lowed by Balia. ijtnrKlV r«*nch««l Ihp railroafl aU*j mild, fair kuatlur The guvern- nr i liit ifiiinliT,** Min hluiiiti'Ul differ,! in four m il«r I'erpei is (,,,,,i lu llhtil, Mr- Mauni n puilrd, when Jnpaiirse planes machine* Call* It Uauauat tbitIII linn. The storming nf the city be( l ,„, ! tin- vrr-luii pas'#,| l.y ( hi- House I'Nul ulisrivers I,,ruled III! differ- gunned hla autnmnhlle. lainlng servlet- nt -It la a very unusual procedur* "Thu pcjsliion of *h»' telrgiaidi, .Saliirdny, gnn Im.t night in bitter tub-arm, |j,kt,|tltl,|, kl The foreign office announced lleiimrrutir |a-a,|ei- <^tl »|*Titi nnd suhapre-li-a during said ti-mi i-ralari-. tu tor |l>o ambassador of a foreign rnld nfler nil the heiglils surraim J1*1,1 ry *n III *he pu dir s'-rvl," I Hadley f,,rn/i«l that conferees " f «heir one day’s walk, nnn mure Sir Archibald Koyr. veteran dip* nl.lii and tiunarm* kmild nul country to make aa address di­ ing 11m* renn-teiy fell into govern­ rndung, r rltrus. . f rtd a new* release from W h ...... rilll|,| .............. ihnl ..... previous During lomut who ha* burn ambassador rect lo fhn paopta of our coun­ Cap), II. C. Washburn, com ment hands. tv uslern Union and l'o«t. aald , ,mf , , tll ...... .. ,|mr. .... four year.............. to- remnls to Itnrh'lud sineo IIHS, would take try without clakrlng that stale maodlng officer nf Company II, Weaken I'usltlnnn • rt% * » _ __ . . .. . i« unique in h«tit «|imh Semiii* .romtui H er mm elimina Imve Iiniu iiiihIn |.‘UI »>penis iturl over Ihr China post aa toon al men! through tha y-gular depart- wae .the guilt speaker at the an Military advice* at Madrid *»ld d " 1 C rH O IlH I l l d l C 't c d lio **vr** a eland ,v eharx'-. (p|j n |,r„ vj,j „ (,, rtv)v« iiiislnn eul,*|ierie* tiavu. been lerurded in possible. mcnia o f government." Connally nual Christmas Party nf the Med­ posit inlix llirmiglinul Spain hyl hot mu.t rely <t ito Income .......... h> Thn announrrrnrnt said that prclrtriad. ical Detachment uf the 12l'h In , (lie relieln had weakrnisl their w m v on w itu ■* i>< Or " " 1 .Mit). This feature wax i >tuirv,--l ,n Sim-,- Hie rules leipiiru that n recent t-vrnls iiir fjhe far aaat Ila Made bl* observation after fanlry in the Sanford Armory moving an nrmy of reinf"irement« „ Item of aervlen . r,.i..... I. I l y , hp .......... measure le n if r y ........... If. miles in die- made it essential llrllain should Ia tolitoSlu 1 ft,.. Iikl* kMilPaul fl|t L* ^ ilK e . * Senator Copeland, democrat. last night, to to relieve ihe hal'aguri-d city. P io*ren I, in, i x an, a .on | -||„. p;,,,,,!,• ruioioiltr-e exlelided meler is to la- used for the obaer* I*« rrprnxau'od in China "by a „ , , . " L . ', Fifly ol* pets,ms were indicted hy ^ 'N ew T »rk , brought tb - matter Capt. WMihhum lo|«| the netrly Trams of trucks were said to have llniu-n eerl,-s uf Improvemeiils I , |M. ^ ^ ^ nm»iti/al|nii period rnliutiH only Hie i-u 'ein part nfj diplomat uf amhasaaiinrial rank _ . , jury luday _l I* I bo aenata'i attautlon by in­ so member* of the Company pri­ ll,s-n bringing ilnging thousands uiousaim* uf hi ,rebel .reori , fisleral grand J ’ * on * »tid ti"w devnlopmepls In tilsiii I , „ i|1(M| fi r uml Hint lhat "offt mill I,omet to jfi Se,oil!,lie ('a,only, a'Xlemling ' ioui nnd mrangemtit* quiring of Senator Pittman, demo­ sent of plans for maneuver* „ f tin- i rlHI,tn nnd heavy ai.lllrry Into «... and uperallnx pmuress, it ha'* : yearn. Meudu’i snd this vv,mid re- Sanfold to |.„he lluim-y and in- shoulal should be mailu mail, w legging roiiapiracy whlrh drprlvcd not Hilly me' nil ihe liu r' lislrof crat. Nevada, chairman of the Third Army nrar (iulfpurt, Mies.l nrrki • j the guvirnmrnt of at Irast |l,Hno,- costs arising during thn past dure iiionUd)’ payiiirlilv ,,f put- a-loditlg liu- llvietto and Ctudunts possible drill)-.’' foreign relation* committee, at the annual enriinpmrnt in thej The sudden derision considered buying L'>ml < rusting M-rtInns, n ilnliidrd. OHO iii luxes duting *lit- past Ihrvu three derides, hut Inis uituallv rliasera whether bo bad batfl Informed aummer, which ix expected to hr filjlllfl-nr less, | M,-r,i 1,f-r:i of Hie Florida Aodu' ,'l, by political circlet in reflect th* year*. itoerensid the uni uf lie siTvirr of Hallo's plana b«ror* Ibe by far the largi-si iri which (hr Hu* House hill rati., fur 20 year,Society oi Kroids vilio Inive com* srrii.ua view the government look Tin- defrmlanU inrlud-d tlirTU to the n'ltilte*'" ever speech waa dallver-d. Pittman FanfoH Companies have anlull,r«lmn, jpleled llirir Hud Etudy Iteipiiri* uf an increasingly grave alluacity |sdievmrn nnd a funner tnThe only Increase In telegraph a*Id ha bad not. and that (In i participated. Tin Senate f'oinmiltre ulsujmenlx nlia mud lu Inku pail In tion came as the cabinet waa T A l f AII a e v e r - Dee - ! _ fVD1 * p*‘*'' " r " f «»(• wlrohol lax unit, rates whlrh tins hern mnilu In word » ( lb* aposch reached him Major A. W. Km a, mmmandmg rhsnged ti pi imiUiiig i|,e| tills rensns Tlilirsday are naked «n reported runsldering sending all Hoi pnst SO years. |l was (Hilrd I'resident to itiereuao Hie nggiegH'elget in touch id unrr with Me, through tha newspaper*. (Cvntliioatf u,i nagt Thera) officer of the Medical Det.chmen.,- . ^ j „ i . m, .„ ,‘o ^ ,b S ^ ‘‘ '^ M .'^ o J k e r e o n ‘ K ed out, kns made by Ihe g„v, amOeid " f met*gages that llie Fed'lMason. *11,e patty veill ge* under Bella .poke on n commercially ernmenl kh'n II uperaled the sponsored program over the rod caslon. He told Ihr « umpany 'hai i|„. SlalFs new ocrupallonal license kl||,ni,. , •nil HounIiu; Adininistiathui niigld*wny at ilny Iij-.lit and run'inur work l!«Millltlgr<il •*«• T hw network of tb* National Broad­ approval for the promotion lal. I.t ,aw in , hr Hoprcm. Court. | ..... Insure. until dailt casting *y*t*m. HI* remark* D. G. Scott to the rank uf captain . - William Mr I* Christie uf Jark- The JInline |,||J rnnlnlns a prnvi Fair tonight, except cloudy atkl j ware transmitted over t l .la- has been tentatively approved. slot, for n loti,I of f2,imn,nou.imo m iut unsettled on mutreme south coasti lions but reached no farther G ill* frem the Company urerv descrilted 'hr Murray suit ns a m»itgni'i's, and permits Hie I'resi MVdnrsday partly cloudy, slightly west than Bt. Louis. Tbs ambas­ presented to both MeJ»r Knox u-.d lest rase on hrhalf of aulotn"hiUill id lu iiieii ase Hiis an unlit,ijti d warmer In mirth and central por­ sador dU not bull cal* and !| Lt. Scott by Sgt. Lawrence Reel. dealrrs. He ia Murray's coonset. ....'mill. The Senate dn(| limits — -• , -"A* tion*; scattered frost lo north per- ' Gueata prearnt al tha party in­ could not ha learned whether m The murt directed Hayes Wutnl, the pnsHihli, iurtenau to f l.tiD'i (100 LDNMHN. Ihr. 21—tAh-J.luyda ■Ion tonight. Hh a U w tt aa Puma I h m l cluded Capt. H. C. Yth'hburn, U Dade fainnly tax collvctor, |n With only thro* days remaining Attridi n I,as been eallytMu the «■ rtOI!Mid lo,|«y, lhat-* the J'nited Karl Nordgren. nf Company I), I.t. show by'January 6 why he should until Chrialma* Kvv, the ilradllna fact Uml tris-s on fnail lawns Senator (lulkley (D'Olilo), said Hl*tv» Hm-r t'tiy of llanrhurg had W. K. Rungr, also of Company It, nut I.KSUC lircnse lo Murrey for for filing entries In the hanford would form Ihe iniist suitable name uf tlm opposition to t|,e bulls wife leased' that she ia finking after and IJ. W. D. Hoffman o f Head psyitirnl , less than ■*« out In IhcjGaidcu Club's annual lighted bacltgruuml for colored lights, tin- in*,measure was In liend to have a^inlltefiirl 19 miles c»ai- of Ter* quarters Company. 19-17 law. j t'hrUlmaa tree contest, sHridlonjacI and other ornamentation. been satisfied by a fliin.-e uliieli schelling, Ni-Uu-rlarids. The CJty'of MurTpy.; s"M h* offered t'ullee has leen callrf to the coupon ap*| All trees nnisl Is- llghteit on would keep proposed government linn,I,,;r'i: 4, i|uned hy the flail I • lorrWmsI I75MI for license* on hla||ic>ring in The Sanford Herald |Christ mu-, night ami hr illumi ronl tolled inutlgagc ns»,,euilloni more Mail Steamship Company and * * • ft tY®® I!w nutnmnhile sdea places In Miami-! for the purpose of registering. All Bated eaih night through New frem l iitering the Individ oil hnnie la nn HI2J tun veisrl, . . . ak apart GRE Wood refused to issue them, and rnupu'ha mux< be In The Herald Y ia r ’a lalwrrn the hour* uf g p. loan field. The ship left Hamburg un Dec. . . . farnllart demanded, fn addition: 115.25 fur uffire not later than Dec. 21. j M. and Hi I'. M. Under Iho- Hum',, draft, Ihe 10, callrd at llrrmrn. leaving there ... a Tbpre call* were answered by the i|„. service department operated) According to Mr*. Ilumrr l.itll#,] The following prlaes and their mortgage iusociationv vvimld lend last night for Siulh*mpt«n where Fire De|uirtineh| yrsten'ay, p'lir hy Murray and |1J>0 for earh cm" chairman of tit* Hanford Harden donors « , t r annaunced by Mr*. only un large srnle prup-rtv. This, shj wav due lumurrew. At Balti­ Chief Mark Cleveland reported ptoyn over five in the service d»-] Club commit!re sponsoring ihe con* j Little: lliilklry said, would beep theni more, J, II. Threadgill, an offirial this morning. |partmrnt| and |2JS per thousand teal, ronaiderabla Interest haa been Beat living lighted Christmas from rampellng with Imildlng and of the steemahlp company, taid tha Shortly nfler nuon yesterday dollar* on Ihe maximum inventory mantfeat In thla year's eom p«-'trM> ,h> swarded by Florida |unn assnelaliiins wliirh linancc liner l.ail a passenger list of "uvt •lie Department was railed lo •*■ o f new and used automobile*. [tlUon and all indication* point to power and light Co, aerund prixe, individual homes. inure than four or five and a crew tlnlfulsh a aniall grass firs betwe- n Murray contended be should nut an tven greater number of entriea tabu lamp by Itandill Electric Co o f seventy five.” Park nnd fink Avenues near lu* required to pny for lb* aervk-n than In prtvioiia year*. I Brat rnarndde, )2.50, award, d NEW PAIIK Eighteenth Slltet, Lnter *ha Dr* depnilinrnt and Ita rmployra b- - The auggrstiun ha* been made by Sanford Harden Club; aerun I DUNEDIN, Fla., Ike. 21.—(Ah TOITRIRTB INCRKA8K partment waa called to th* borne rauxe service la incidental to *cll- that person* living on the main prtxe, serving Iray by Hcott-Car- —The chamber of rommcir* has LAKELAND. FI*., Dec. 21.— o f Mr*. Jarrell at 110 W. Flftavnth ing automubllra. thoroughfares "o f Hanford makt rnwsy, Inc. pledged co-oparwtian with the city (A l—Th* rhimher of rummare# Street where the tool wae berning He doe* net owe the Inventory especial affort* lo decorate tree* Best ih-rora'rd doorway, 12.50 in effort* to establish a new re­ announced tourist regiatratlona from n flu- and waa called la the tax, he aald. because he paya the In order lhat inurlata and pasaera* awarded by Hanford Garden Club; creation park at * coal o f 17,000 through Dec. 1 were approximately scene ehartly afterward for 'he Plate'* gross receipts lag oa hit by aaay be iippreaaed with Chrlat- aecond prur. Iiotile of toilet wa'cr to 110,000, Government assistance 40 per cent ahead o f (he rorres­ ***** reaaun. No damage waa d-ip,.**!**, ____ _ . nils decoration* In Saaforf, ’ by Jones k Htephrua, will be sought, ponding date In 1930, . Bloody Battle Is Raging In Streets' To Capture Teruel t£& loyalists R e i n force! Assault Army W ith ....,ir* ,,,,,,r"hlp‘ 20,000 New Soldiers 20.UUO ^ "?* "* W " K'"r 15 Percent Hike In Rates Asked By Wire Groups Will Be Taken Of Birds In This County CITY NEWS. 11KIEFS Ce n S US Mason Prepares For Fifth Annual Count O f Seminole Birds Postal And Western Union ExpressNeed For More Revenues No Danger To Citrus New Deal Housing Act Revised, Sent To U. S. S e n a t e Capt H. C. Washburn Addresses GuardUnit In Iiootlegging Ring 21. (Al­ Contest Is Made Of State's License Law LOCAL, WEATHER ) U. S. IJ Sinking ri Following Collision Christmas Tree Contest Coupons Must Be Filed By December 24th (100._______ e v e ry b o d y tbuys anti uses I f You Need Three Calls Answered C h ristm as S e a ls By Fire Department V tu , NUILSt A C LASSIFIED AD will get it for you. Phone 148 f* t “ " - -«■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04ace39a345a170c002b4a0e706fea7d.pdf 5c806ea810976d1da021da00ab631ecf PDF Text Text t• I y P/ \ 1 ftemtaoU Com ity Prodoe*# ' F ru it A n d V e fit a b k o Th an A * f S im ilar A ™ » !■ Am erica Hlfbw ajJ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , DKCKM ftRR 18, 1937 C a r Skids A n d Six Guardsm en Killed NOTHING DOWN PAY NEXT YEAR W ESTERN = U N L IO N l MR. HORART HAYNES. c-o MATI1 HR FURNITURE COMPANY, HANFORD, FLORIDA * . A C O M PL E T E L IV IN G ROOM S U IT E T H R E E P IE C E SO LID W OOD Congiatlng of ihe following eight piece*: aver-aluffrd tapentry covered nofa nnd chair, three lampa, pull-up chair, end lnhlc and lamp table. Don't miiw IhU big bargain of our value purade. > m Walnut flniah Iledroom null conalating of handsome poaler l*ed, roomy cheat of draw-era, graceful triple mirror of the lient quality. « « ■ * « * ; « - * * mmmmmmutmmt 9 Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite Full size modem suite consisting- of Lhina cabinet, buffet, six-foot table, and six upholstered chairs............ $89.50 up TABLE LAMPS ALL MIRRORS Reduced 25% $299 Wr have nil kind* fromthe nrwcsl ilinKttnnl pninll bevclrd round mirror lo] graceful highly decorated] framed empire dealgna. •; Barrei Backs 7tu 4>m/93g KWWMUUMWMMlUNaWr 4 Star Value Bedroom Suite FLOOit LAMPS $8.95 la rg e comfortable chains aa IIIni.'rafed with deya reel rwahteas. , , Prised |u sell . . . N# dawn payment. PHILCO Boudoir Chair3 $7.95 up We have a large variety of gay aad coloalal rovers from which to aeleW. He* them for yaoraelf. Four piece walnut suite similar to illus tration, but with knee hole vanity. Val­ ued at $97.50....... ........................ $79.51 HI* way Indirect floor lamp* with silk shades, light la base. And apeaklay of Christ mss gifts, see these lamp* aad one af your problems lo solved. END TABLES $ 1 -2 ? All aolld mnteral, no veneer*. Therm tablaa will ®ake n nice Christmas gift for u friend or one of Ihe family. See thejn now on display. t »*ll OXLV Coffee Tables $1.95 up We have a large variety of coffee table* on dlaylay that are aeaaonabl* for f'hrtatmaa. . . and reaaonable loo. Don’t mtea Uteae value* I r »s n only Pull Up Chairs A large variety o f nmole j era, any one o f which any; W an would like fo r hU, Chrletmaa. See our aelec- T0YS OF ALL KINDS WuRons, Vrj'jcjpedes, Rockets, other toys. W e are overstocked. Priced to sell at..........................99( $4.95 Ws hats a larg# twice tea o' cavers la gaXwllh these hand same chairs. Th* above prk< ta -.ho M*h grtea. . OPEN EVERY NITE T IL L XMAS Kitchen Cabinets $ 2 6 -5 0 A asvfal and practical gift fay tha ham*. Mother has ■ I tewgvd far one of Ihswa. Mm * - - _______ a * e f j •s.'s . ■ ■ I------- ! E A R L I E S T U . S. W A R P IC T U R E S ? M a y o r H ig g in s N otifiesP o w er Com pany O f C fiange InW hite W a y L ig h t System Tke City of Sanford plan* to fantlph power for Ihe muptyripal whlla way ayatem from tha recently Inatalled gtneralora at the City water plant 'as aoon aa T ib e r R iv e r A lso D e poaalble, according to a letter . d in e s A f t e r R isalgned by Mayor Edward III*glna and addrtaaed to ll. II. Cola' in g ,To Neyr H ig h man. aa local uan %*r of the h » y Aae*e*«»a4 mw-s Florida I’ower and Light Com­ f Btlmv weather belled the pany. *- • . | Tha letter waa In reply lo at approach of Chrptmag In recent ronimonlcallon from the many parts of the country. Puaer Company In which ottl-' House O f Represent­ New York City, Juat recov­ dale sipreaaed a dealra in enlarj atives Votes End To laid a. nsw-contract with the1 ering from a car" of enow, sleet nnd fce chllli had a W a g e A n d H o u r Bill i City for aupplylng current to tha! atreel llghtlnit aratem. temperature of nearly M deMayor. lltetOns letter la aa WASHINGTON. Dug. IS.-ttAI followg: • —White House oldea represent­ ■Scnttcrrd ruin fell on -Referring In your letter of | many iteeLlonn eaat o f the ed President Roosevelt as being aereral deya ago regarding the' Mhwtaalppl River and nver the gratified .at the ralmneaa with Municipal Ulreet IJghtlng Agree-1 inrnl. northern plains slates. Rlaewhere which Ihe country and the press e|l |g Ibe Intention of the City! as a whole has reacted to Ihe Urn weather waa fair. to fumtah currenl for their j bombing of the gunboat I’anay. whileway fium llirlr own plapl I The Ohio valley, Iho lawer Tha chief #«ecutive waa de­ aa toon aa poaalble and wa would tflmtsalppl valley, Ihe central This view of the gateway lo Fort Mnrion nt Si. Augustine do ring Ihe Mesicnn wnr (IH.’itl f>B) Is now believed nittong first pic­ scribed aa being pleaded because and’ cant -Gulf states had some­ Ihe people of Ihe country have be glad lo dlacuaa with you au tures of a United States war. Prrvlfusly ("ivil War views wren- r onsiilerrd' rnrlleal. Ibis picture hns hern of pn-nl value to the De­ agreement ln'rt‘(ard to the over­ what colder temperatures but preserved an attitude of ralnt head light..* partment of Interior in i-pconxtrucilnfc the old foil. It is a da truer retype *•» rompnreil with the "wet plait1'*-the photographer bad l«» the middle and south Atlantic thought concerning Ihe attack Mayor lllgglna In discussing carry his solution for plntCs with him -used in Civil War pictures. The picture l» owned by II Arni'Uir Smith of Yonkers, N. V.. and •taiga had warmer weather. There the mailer loday, pointed out was lent The Associated Dross liy Iho New York Museum of Art. Were no unseasonably low temthat the 100 kilowatt generatera ■ Nralnreo anywhere In the coun­ at the plant at tha present time . try. Weekend forecasts told or could supply eufflclent current antler weather, for both Ihe pumpa at the wella •IWetTi ■wore rising throughout and the whit# way lighting aya- ■ •wrtern Pennsylvania and northtern with vary llltl* additional m Vkgteln today. ThyeaUncoal. The Mayor atated that there I Contributions In the Empty tile f loans la distressed railroads yea- will ha vary lltlta additional J Stocking FXind will have to be In ted f terday, Vet threw edd water on malulenance coat a§ Ihe Cby It scores of Seminole] rome whllswgg,( Mas- Uaa of ,a«w patella work* , now . maintains , U lyS “ families are h.j ft em 36* -‘D efendants Con­ •pending to prime the pump of system with the exception of C. O f C .~ O f f i e J e l * receive ('hflslmaa baakrts tlaie! Iia-r I Inactive Industries. replacing defective bulbs, and Will Mail C o p i e s year victed A t One Tim e front Ihe Satvnllnn Army. |••tli,-i JIa said at n prvaa conference ‘ h»t lbs lights. now out of uao With a goal of f.100 and only "I wl To Friends InNorth O f Plan T o Bom b amltfcg mow, fed. Ihe streams that lha stoppage of loans to! ■* a result of an oconomy move five days In g«, a total * of only I1 •vec *be watershed of tha Al* the railroads In Ihe last few °n lha pari of tha Clly, could Tim booklet, "Whin tVinlir $.V1!I7 hail Im-cii received when Ihe’ lloit h f K i y aad MonongaMala rivers. months was only a general rule ••• again put Into .iarvlro. offtriid cheek up was ionite tmlny hi I,, IHagtag a prediction o f a t t feet and that sxccplions were to he Rerorda r*'*al that Ihe month Cflinrs,’* piriorially advert l»miJ Those wh** Imve not yet done ao'slei-k > r ro,t of current for Iho e n t i r e the nnliirnl bcauHe* of Sailfunl and who wan* lo cotllrihule lo Ihe whirl r l at Pittsburgh, t#o feet over eipected nnd Ki-ininnlc County and put>fM-olaijn. \ But there would be no .keep\ , * v v , » x - liahril niiniinlly under the au- Empty ,Stinking Fund are urged ,uure I _______ T.h" apire. of the Semlmde f'nuniy tu send their contributions In utjprovh ROMS, Dec. I I —UP»— Fair Ilona, he added. ,o I.U recant da- lB,,l,ly ,7t V claim., terminating alloratlon. of " pr* — d hl“ «»• Clinluber nf I 'oil! Inetre. W n(f the Ihe enilierl po.Mlile "|i|milnoilV., Ihi nt weather after a weak of almost public work. fund., i ' 7 , I V ' prexn mid I. rendy for di.lrihuIII p"tnling trul I lie tired whirl) ihildr eantUboaa rata waa' promlavd emergency President Roosev.lt told new.- pro.lm.«ely lOO Whlt.w.y IlgbU lion, Inrnl Chnuiber offlriala re­ exists limnin' ninny Sanford faiii-l (Vi Boom today and the valley of ihe emphatically that h. * / " ,ow*r “ •» 1 ,h", ported today. (lies, ('x|il. Fred S. Fcrrn of Holduy r Tiber Rivfr was relaasod from papermen doe. not consider Ihe congreanow l„ ..rvlce The iMMiklel IhU year in laryvr f'alvnUnn Army told of a fantil.*.- .lay I disastrous floods. The river, which « “ r Pi '” ' ° t \“ l l " , * T ond more complete than rver of nine whirlt iu nt tho point ol Innln had risen to within a few feet of atonal proposal for a conaUtuJ ]» » • ’ Imfnrv' nnd depict, many le-au- •taivnli"li nml iitltsl depend U|i"il Suidb Iho top of the walla built tS years t tonal amendment, f *V m S tt ' l« ' ~ _ x[ ^ n 1. r '. .. . I if ill aci-nrv taken in lliii Piiiin1y» Hit- Salvation Auny for whatever Wort ago to bold It to Ua course, drop, CongTeas from declaring war 'I •"HI a referendum ha. been held u. T^f , gad slowly. follnwr.1 with .hurt lull vivid it.may have to rut on t'hrislninv among lb. people, to be con.laf , description* of the attraction* I Damage was believed ta total ent with rwwwUnt.il.. publicity standpoint and also three lo four mUHoa dollars. en. with representative govern from , M,e,r , n|U . nd ,n„ . Kcniinido County ha. to offer Thousand* have beta driven from mated that considerably larger northcmei^ who come south In. HU ona word re p ly-N o -ta nBh| bulb, may be Inalallcd In avoid the chilly hla.t of Ihe Mmlr betaae by Urn TlheVs flood* Farm Mechanics Is wateaa- Seep kitchen* aad tempor­ th« ipMlfk fjueatlon Indkmltd th© busln*>a ■metIon of tbs Clly nortliwiud. Studied By YyuthH Only n few nf these Ixxihlrti lha admbiUtratkn would (o order to obtain mora adcary shelters were established for that fight lha proposad amendment qaatn lighting, have U-fii w ill out a . y rl but A jinrt time rlasn in Farm Mevigorously when It cornea before Mayor lllgglna, however, da ChandM<r offirinT. have already the House bf KepresenUllvaa on rllnml lo mak. a statement re receivitl roiiiidlnieiila for Dieit rhsnics fur boy* who etc mil al­ '* "• »®* The amendment, of- Mrg|n, th, roniracl with, Ihe attractive woik ill rnmpdini;''frie N e w Y o rk F uture ien) Inc high school Is b- init mil lrwalla.se m l-.as r * .r l n,P'. UuU Ludlow Power Companx under which Ihe suiam.iry nf Flurlili rjim i sale* due rd *1 the Heniuude High F a rm eraC o m ln r H ere W . r*‘lulr» ,w°- Clly la now operallug. II. II. Hilled under the auspices ill IhlnU vote o f the two houses Coleman, manager of lha Florida C IT Y N k W S B IC IE i^ In the eoeli r(l.-dnd' lilliiwr.lrm Alev l|. Jidinsiui, vuchIihiisI ng Ford mol ailrlhta‘ ‘niarkeia («r Ihe-'.weeli rlriiltiue teacher nf the Hrhool. , . r ,,*De*M** by Ihroo-fourthe Dower and IJgbt Company alau KANitAH I'ITV. He. |». - (At to become law. refused lo commit hlm.tlf on lust rjojng. ending" lee. 171li. Tlirww nu n w**i»v nti«»t. min w #b The nighl rl«s*. -My. Johnson Although Mr, Roosevelt would ,h, position of the Company re with a btlcf rutlew ot Jiipuu nt. •dalisl will ho riiuducled *>ne utitriM ifl liv l •-.**r K1**'. hi not comment an the Panay bomb- gardlng tb# mailer, nffi-illiuf saiiin. tnllons . nigld encli week olid any hoy up N ilnrrn ytif(i li"l m*V«'rn ImniIId Ks tag and would not give hla resThe original contract. for a Florida Interi.tu<>- . shipments to :’l years nf age limy attend nml Itiurn 11*4111 ino |U*|wons wryf •one for opposing tha war period of II yaarg. was entered by all carrlota the!- pr.-i .-illnp the rlnsses fire nf rliaige, m1r•••%!i *«i ten* yrslrriltiy nImmII v amendment, Hall ig known lo fsal into wllk the Power Company In week’.'fPn'iin* tree, lllh l. iniumnl III conjunction wiih the Farm Mf|rr rinplnyri of I ti *• l.ilmr lhal auch a plan would weaken October of IBM. at a lima when ed to. II<k cai*, au Ini-fff*». uf Mechanic* Fouir-e. Mr, Jol |»s* n imulilnl Kuril n«n«‘rnlily |iUnt , *®v»n»medta hand in for- a large number of lights ware »7». run.I,till. of S«*IA ^caji) plans In offer Ihe Imy* u counw •lull work for llm day. sir'* w*u,d r,mw* In m i. bowavar, due m oi*n*'-«. bit of grate fiull and in llo w to («.*t A long W ith llltu -l Tw o ih'tmly 1 filial al»le*di W#*» •» ute mobility of aaloo .whtan tho adverse Dnandal conditions, *»»*lnUrtl A.i IIn^r «vro|ltf| up Iteople, k •ome authorltlaa feel Is highly tha Clly sought to redoes Its Ttie iirxl af the classes wd. he |>nu(mutely .iuu Kuril workrm f u n ! la I tea Mina wflL i k . __a_ > _. na_a.es .1" • . .a . lf> Ih«*lr hiuiKM finni Ihn plant held ill Ihe High Hchoul |H-tat 7:.*!•» p. M. nnd any wuo *»•• Where Ihe |t„|lr.| Alllomobllo inti-rr 'iel ju ntli tilling the, rlsss Worker* of America, a (’ , I. o. are Mf)urs<ed lo rniila.'l Mr sfflllsle, ralli-d a strike a week Elk’s A r e R eady For ago. JohnN»n for filrllu-r detoiD. ORANOKH Tlnie wets 171 Tha of fieri a, li.m Utislalaa. Dance M onday N igh t rara rogul.it t>r*n«,*s In standard it, «nd lloh HeedI, SO, were boxes salt! fur jx nrrrsgn prim F lan s A rc M ad e strtirk In Ihe leg. hr shotgun ol 12.11 a Inh. its tsrx innrc hut were iinslile In **y gtvt a abort ronmtetetory l*lk By Representatives pellnla, than last week with the prior Whit flrt-tl Ihe nltiils Itusoell and musical sefikitana mora rsgdow* s*e. rnigsht' rnrrt*M»tnding Williams. I*, a hy-slaiulcr vs, ‘ hair 1H7 football campaign, was WAHIIINUTON. IW w. -|*..».f/D) wc*h last ' year they xtrraiH slatted honorary captain and PYwd dered by Misses Joye* .Whlddog, l i l t aud xpmo nrrk two years rit-prvtcnlallv# Wllcog prutiably .* .* Gaaaa, aanter aaMar, alternate, at and Mary Ooldla. ago. kill. Mllticr «v*ngfl sales' will ha iho only member nf th* aanaal Hi-Y languat hi Ix a ^ A . largo number o f ioachtys weyw ju rara Indian lllvrr Florida's rongroaslonal il< l.-r ■' ad th* foothaU players aad th* wtr* proaont at lha bongurt, *lao Ruler George Thurston annognc.d Exhibit Is PInnned lYasblnStuu t"r i rsngas areruglog IX.St a box. r< tttainlng In aaachaa brid la tha Wbmaa'g Oab today. Cltrlalmas member* ai tho football. pquad, B y Future F arm ers do«m fg i. ninl It cars Iwoltushel laat atgbl. . s Th* Committee in charge of the After lha holiday, bowiirr. InRobert Buteoff waa awarded aad aboat M membtrs af tha HLY. affair la oaarttar every effort lx flrWOo box's I'* 'taring f i l l * <>*er I be fitrntar members of other apaakara (hr tha acwaaloa assure aa largo returns as possible bug.-'m drop nf ale. (‘allfpntia Idsnt to maha a hurrlr.l l,lp to tha teath anaosl Pater Sihaal "ra«ga oali-,' smnanled lu m hla - Imam at W*oi I'alin llcarlt Ihe Hnittlnul" Chapter of Future teophr aa th* amot valuable .play­ from tha dance as ‘ ha proceed, lx f»lh bringing an uvoragn prtc lielor* Iho regular aoa.lon np'n« Farmers of America who are er ra the team aad Frod Oaaaa r** te be need for lb* Elk’s annual now In various sections of Ihe of |1U a but. 7r un.lcr !*•! January g. aaivwd th* third aanaal dadgw Christmas. T n * for tb* benefit of Kenator Andrawe plan* to 8U|e base been Invited by lb# approximately 400 children and at Orlando. local chapter In attend Urn old Fill IT llrgalar Dpncan spend rbriapaa* a Urge number of pear families. and. ’Marvin " l i '»» gra|i*frull Krpalor Di-ppor at Tallsha.sec. Timer* flat 'Together lo he held Prckham’s Orchestra will fur­ Heproabniailv* flr**n *t Btarh*. at the high school Tuesday, Dec nish tho music for Ihe dape* xalad doUlml *1 rl,v*. • ! lid * than Ilepreaontallro Caldwell at Mil- II. Al#x It Johnson, advisor ot teat weak, aieraxlag J U ^ n box. which will begin at 9;M o'clock » dacMne of |tc. For lha *amr Ion, Hepresowlatlra Peterson at Iho Club reported loday. I Monday night in tb* Sanford aad - RoprvscntsHea An sxlrnalvo program has bent wa*k teat y s r th"y avarwgad l.ikeland , Araaory. arranged fur Ilia arming meal­ •LM l and (no year* ngu, n o t Hendrick* at DoLantl. , Ladtea will be admitted free bat ing and la under (ha supervision . are asked to bring donaI ions for Othgy grapefruit sates Inclade of John Rensarik and David lha Christmas Tree, i “ - * t fl Indlta Hirer grapwfmlt Earl*. ( l|kgw> < •• Feoej . Pennsylvania Is lo re C ontributions A r e U rged For Stocking F und Summary Is Liven Of Week’s S ales For Florida Citrus •I Annual Hi-Y Footballs Banquet U. S. Delivers 2nd Panay Note Tokyo IsA sk ed T o E x ­ plain W h y Japs M a ­ chine-Gunned Ship A ft e r B om bM istake Roosevelt Okeys Public Calm Over Sinking Of Panay TELL YOUR PUBLIC T1IE AW FU L TRUTH. AT JAN­ UARY FURNITURE M ARKETS TRITKH' W IL L AVEftAGB FIFTEEN PERCENT LOWER. YOU AUK HEAV­ IL Y OVER-STOCKED. KELL EVERYTHING AT DIS­ COUNTS AVERAGING TW ENTY-FIVE PERCENT OFF. GIVE TERMS OF NOTHING DOWN, FIRST I'A tM E N Y DUE NEXT YEAR. GOOD AND RAD. SALES MANAGER. ««M a f N e w York' Recovering F rom B a d C old,H a* T em perature O f 60; R ain Blanketa E ast LODI, Calif, Dec. |l. -OP) —Daalh wiped, out • party i>f ■It yoang national guardsmen In «n antomobll# crash n«wr her*. The man. who had Juat left th, Chrlstnot. party of an artlllary rompany In Stockton. worn John D. numb, David, A. Connard. Joseph n . Green, Raymond Meadow. Anion l)aa llray and Dali Harden Lawallm. Tha car akldded from the highway, Hashed Into a Ire# with auch ferca It broke In two. All ala ware killed. City Plaus To Furnish Own Light P o w er Established In 1908 Fleeing Survivors Were Also Shot A t Em perorH irohitoM ay Recall E n tire 3rd Jnp Battle F l e e t Tokyo, Dec. IB. — ( A D — Fmperor lllrohlto tonight rwrritrd a drlallrd report oil tha oinking of the United Htatva gunboat I’anay from Pramltr . Prince Fusatemaro Konoye. Tha Soterelga reeelved <h# Promlrr in an aadlenre at tha pal­ ace fallow Ing an eitranrdlnary session of the cabinet. Although the glut of Presi­ dent lloooevell’a memorandum on Ihe bombing of Ihe Panay hy Japanese warplanes previ­ ously had hrea communicated • *o the Fmperor, Koaoye’a re­ port waa understood lo be Iho flrat detailed account of the af­ fair laid before Ihe throne. News of the Premier** action, an onusoal step la the Japan­ ese ayatem. lent weight ta re­ porta that aome eapreoalaa runrrmlng tha Paaay affair might cam# from ihe emperer. TOKYO, Doc. 18.— (APT —1 Tho Japaneno Foreign Offiro * today disclosed that Unllotl Staten Ambassador Joseph C. Grew hns deliver*! • u nrvotul American nota In conuttMim wHJ» the elnkin* of Iho gunltoat Panay. Tho nnturo of tho new , representations wero not. made public hare but In Washing- • Ion it waa said Grew aakrd (he Japanese government In explain reports from I’anay aurvivora that the Japanese machine-gunned Ibe boat efter bombing it, boarded It la-fore it rank with flags flying, nml shot nt aurvivora escaping In »b»rr. In Shanghai n United Staten i null of ini|uliy rushed Invealiga•o>n of Inst Funday's attack while ogixed for the attack, claiming lho.r guilty would be punished. Mrunwhilr Emprrlor IllyohltO »n . said to lie considering with­ drawal of the entire Japan*** third balllt fleet from China waters, as result of the Incident, and teplsclng It with Ihe second Meet under command of Vice Ad­ miral NMgelar Hhlmada. Thr second fleet now la bated at Kure and could be moved Into China waters lo replace (he third fh-rl, a* a moment’s notice. The second flvet Is designed for •i|M-iniinn* In Ihe open syn between Japan and the United Slates white IC w lla n f ■* *s«* twe) . LO CAL W E A T H E R • F*rsc*«t Mi-atly cloudy tonight, aeal* lered .bowers In south portion and pruhably light m(*t on nnrllioant «oa*l. slightly coldeg In nurilt and waai portion* tw* nlsh(; Hunday partly cloudy, pur r Italy shower* n**r astram* s o u t h coggt.. slightly colder la south and aa*l portion*. \Zsbuu3 and uses1 C h ristm as S e a ls s o c ie t y Cria i ! * J 1 �I * i■>d“ V r r ,il M ak in g M atters W o ts e Tha railroads of ,&• country liava Sakad the Inter­ state Commerce Commission for another Increase in freight rates which will cost the nation's shippers many millions o f dollars In addition to their already heavy trans­ portation costs. YVhrie not discounting the need of the railroads for relief from a condition which Is forcing many of them into bankruptcy and so reducing the net revenues o f jttdst of the rest that they can no longer secure sufficient capital for necessary replacements and improvements, ws ora moved to wonder If it is good national pojlcy to aid one group at the diatinct sacrifice o f another which also needs relief. It Is a well known feet that the shippers for the most part have been suffering from the depression as Severely as any other group, and In the case o f farmers, their troubles began long before the so-called depression became recognized as such. To throw on to their already aching backs the burden o f Hatvaging the railroads Is likely to prove mom than they can bear. There is the alternative o f coufad o f using competing lines o f transportation. And to this extdht an ite fa u e In railroad freight and passenger rales will pfave a boon to the bus and truck-trnhabdrtatlon companies, uS well as the barge and Imat lines. However, if the railroads lose in' * •ATURDAT, DEC. H, 1HT,. SsHdtar penults aggregate pu'.thao (3,000,000 in Ht. Petersdg for ibis year. 1t tnsy be too late to do your early, but U 1 too 1st* to do It In Sanford. Srlstmas ; shopping S A T U R D A Y , D EC EM BE R 18, 1M7 THE 8ANFp.R0 HEttXt.D. B U F O R D , FLORIDA .' w n f t & a CAND iil»#a « t Asr •fsto."‘ The Senate pasted in* *d minis- "Betors th* paling hf tha stars, '• Before the winter mam, Before the earliest eoek- "*T?rwtrml .tntur:, firm bin bp a rots spprorlns the bill i f I* 1. M. Faust* rami* afUr' four weeks ef wT*n»ttaf, mirKM by repealed bi-partisan atoaulU' ota Ibe mseA Jmui Christ was bora i “ 01 ths many Christ mdo ends Ibat hav# com* to as f other countries, nunc Is mom euliarty appropriate ts Flu than the story ef how the s sell la rams into being. In M ra on Christmas morning derout brought gifts to the great cathedral and laid them at lbs feat of ths image of the Christ Child. A poor llille peasant. girl, who could find nothing In * her home worthy of offering, knelt on the roadside on ths wsy to church weeping and prayed to the Virgin Mary fur aid. When she lifted her head, the straggling stalks of the weeds around her had brokah Into hloe■oane of flaming rad. Happily, she gathered an 'armful, carried them to the cathedral, and placed them before the Christ Child. There they. lay and seemed to burn with a magic fire ef Ibefr own, the most beautiful of ell the gifts. And thus tbs Christmas flower, tbs flowsr that beckons in so many Florida gardens, was to ruoftt&A this ycah ts tmw c boats which witx-ruv sil IfICAL LAOOOMS OT T f * Ft-OItU CAN WIKT1DI KAVKN. FSOM 1 bare a richer color because of •hie slory.— — —------— •In escaping from the “ cscaps peooT” Alcatraz prison, wa wonder if>those convicts used a little soap a « s “pistol”, Iks way John Dllll*- { . Barbara flutlon his decided to bicomp a cittern of Dsamark- The geos girl Is afraid she won't have tppre than 10 or IS million left to provide for her eoa, * > 1 rather ilnltidus expedient o f "plowing under." Wo wonder how much "plowing under" they would hnvo to da, wo w o n *r If thwe would bd aiiy problem of over-production at all, If celery could be sold In New York for the same prlco that It can be sold In 8*nfcm). In other tvohK ff ihero were no problem of transportation pasts, would I hero ho any problem of over-production T Wo do not think no. and wo-don't thing thdre would be In ahy other field of production. There in dvei-production today primarily because the pr'ccn an; loo high for tho poor man'a pockotbook; and the irlcen are Itlifh. for ono very important racoon, because ran*portal ion costs arc high. We do not ipean that the railroads should not he compensated for their eervtcca, but the energy or the rallroadn, as well as that o f tho govern­ ment, should bo directed toward cutting transportation costs, rather than Increasing them. y Then tho prices of the things we want <tA buy. would he low enough so that the average man and the poor man could'afiord to buy, and the “ myth" of over-production would disappear. ---- —o . .The Kmply Blocking Fond In Bradenton, a (sum about the sl’ « JfJtonfotd,.. now totals (414.80. While the big corporations have already carrlei their retrenchment programs to the point o f reducing their na­ diminution In .the « XCirp ynur dofi nhut op during. tional advertising, there Is - no apparent --------- ---------------------r tkp dee1 f*w wmIu if you weoi to number of rectuentn for free publicity, and the nvdfajre giotoct than). Mod dogs srs St newnpuper editor needs as big a basket as ever to take torgv. sod If your pet isn’t blttou care of the “ news releases’* received dally frimt all kinds S .tot i * * *bU " r «fu.v,‘n,rnont bureaus as wall as Innumerable industrial . , ______ u ' associations, which ought to come under the head o f paid i,Ws gathered from fterbsrt advertising. « RoOrtr'o recent spticb in Chicago “ hdllor Andrews of tho Kslero Eagle took a week's list h« doesn’t runelder himself in vacation," s«id the Clermont Press recently, “ and coming Brians will: AH toudun nt all. Alf buck found liis desk piled high with printed rtintte* (hot Mid b* wouhlut taka ii if n w»* comes lo the average editor's desk regularly from state and handed to him ,n a sltver pU.ur. fedoral K0Vl.,.„m<mt office, and from special prlvaU In.Business Is so good In Sanford terests Hist is necking free publicity through tha columns that too other day when a merthe daily and weekly papers of tho country, most of Apnt tang up hla cash rcgliter which findn Its way promptly Into the wastebasket, sfl tbs Other ntcrcbsnto on First ’ ’Ilcing nlment from home the past week-end, I reWrari » » • running out to .ee ( „ rnP(1 |0 f |ll() ft gH*t o f such "press dope" awaiting me wbtrs tho fira was. from Iho following sources: -American FVult and Produce Industrial News Re­ ( E («ry yacht owner that comes ar Depirtmertt; Mctt btotort viprssses n deslrs tor 4 eshst through to tho Indian iept.; Department of RJvvr so that they might continue aSuth to Ifitlowtr.Bsat Coast with­ out going back nil th* way down tos .St. Johns. There la IKtlw doubt apoot It that if such a canal s*isled, hundreds o f yachts would szrnA this way Instead of taking ths East Coast route .W* see where Orlando’s Goodfol|'«ws who uro conducting n dyh s for ths Empty Blocking FV»<* I" that dty havs ralssd (3,'jeiAO. Or that basis and a»t o b | that Orlando U threu jjapM aa big as Bantord. we Betjil atoaedy havs in hand soma |36S.Sa, As a’ nqitUr af fact our .u only 13(0, and uro have thZ* fac raised considerably less than our quota of that.' tlon her* that units of tha army wore Involved lu th* a'lacks on tho Panay aad th# other American ships. If th* rywwl>n*o* account* In Shanghai, that soldiers machine gimaeif the American ships and CsnUsoeo Srem Rags On* -J•hat army officers boarded them the third float, formed at (h* lima! altar they war* bombed, sc* oonof the Shanghai wnr of 1M3S, I* do- Gfmsd, B was. htlisvsd that LieoL SIf Mil |iiuUcuUrly far service on ta Matsul, commanding Mi*.China coast. Henc* some ra- tha. im* army In th* Ysag adjustment* in the ualU may hSv* i « m t j . and his rntlrs staff, 1“ be mads. . Of extreme Importance from a Tl Japanese viewpoint was a report lech that lh* fieri change, I f made, wUl of tl ha ordered by th* government— |l.i^ mooning that th* thrpR* has ever .Uw ruled the lualilary tradition that)May th* armed oorvko an mponslblO1iM , only to th* emperkr end not to th**MV] parliamentary cablaeL The anay M , and navy -always bar* Insisted In 3 ■ Urn past that they were net subjori' this ta order* by th* cabinet but o»tyj u a dlrorily from Ota throto. L , U. S. Delivers 2nd Panay Note To Jap Chiefs to ih T n m U a , U T l3r, ^ ,h* fennfftfr or llwir gift*. Now, on nei,<"!’ ” W Behind purt * ” Auttrlctn wlmfowi, cnmtlc* on ChrintmoN Eve. In ffwvdtn, th m jfoungEfm pot ■ bundU of SANTA w H iT i" 5 By BIGRID ARNE whsu ho saw ho couldn't taka the little squirrel, loo. But ths tiny I fellow winked, hopped to the sail­ or’s shoulder and said, "Get sway, and then snruk buck for me. l'U be in e holly bush where you moorI nl your boot. I Monday: Ths Race. R o o s e v e l t Okeys Public Calm Over Sinking Of Paiiay “Cbutd yeu hide In the white fox’, fur so that he couldn’t find y0ttjM , Di«,h' b* I*"*11 , to iuminiUc« th* bill to i ,“kM, " ,b“ U l °* r * * rowed Into the fur. Tim whito to* ‘ rlum‘,h“ ,)‘ ro“ , " f •ppUu ? P'7* ‘ h" hor*~laugheil loudly and p.wr.1 about >''» b"u lum blur M.n s Bilk cedar im the lawn wftb , hh )n wh,t« fur (o God the, vbWi ausiovsty kepi la T m Uny creature. As he did the sailor » progressed. to ths cold starIH nigh*, tko „ , trT)nl hu IM <h, n. This Is1 TMtoiWoBy, Ihe messu sign sweet voices of ths Chntt,t My , i sell I luck to the Labor Co ams walto sound eat staging, Whn h ,t x h n w , yuUr words' sm-h revU ioM s. woo “ Good King Wens*las Looked fcBck ymlf imln,hT i It in linu with tho view Itown,” and "dod Itsst Too ‘tot's I ties’ House, hut actually, the Merry Gentleman" Just as IheoO ^ MU„ r th0urhl, -Why, f«-’w who doul.U.1 that the rid carols have echoed through North Wind, of e.iurao. but wh*t!tJ“ lJ ' « , « « ' » '« « tho years under an English ^ t, „ t lo do wt,h ,lT« THrn ho * » « ■ * “ « A»Pjnl. hoavoa. Tho very phun padding m H ^ i th# m , h, M wr. nt to' AdmlnlslraUoa leeders, on our meira with Its H e a r i n g „ topo from the tos In hi* confident to the lest m brandy and sprig of HoUv r«ae* ivklory in the wags-hom of a fins old English f4|UilV, and go h# My l0 ths to*: I nevertheless mode ■ dram sittevod Uib company oT tha bn- - r h ., lrM m „ you „ » f..ter , P*«|> "griust the motion to moTtolc when rhorioo Dkttns ^ Bny r,II( lh, N*rUs“ l""1 ' UeprtaauUUv PIncutl It Whh Umlcr realUm on **0^ mtulnl//* 11m rtniMEt Bob Cralchvtfs Chrbtmas dinner („j,( , u„ Mrotehlng Ihroagh hlsl Soutbemero. tnMe. fur ,0„ lch u,, tlny ,nu|ITel. "TheI * ft,ur r” c‘* ,n* * r reJ"n« T# Arntricifi ownD#tpBonfn* uihor nro «UipU*kl I 1*011 from *“ il®***# R^P wf *ri* Indoktod lot fpnittW# “ Bom* oro qulto nice," sold itolbura (D t o ) , t rganngg in a gnat eU»C» punch h . , J°rl*y Leader, esUI "A vote bowl and the delightful, custom . "What-do yon know ahcul It?". muHon to moiuptlt Gils b of rntohlng' people “ Chrisfwue mspinl the to* rudely, I •* rrcommrndcd, is lbs t G IF "—U. Is sold tost of couth* That used* tho sutler Vary aUgry thebill” (fi a sofl husky voles that 6* lull hCkent <m smiling. 1 asked tho meinhenl longs to thabeaming black far* -Well, t o s I m said- “ You say ««•“ •» what our persona) i ... * . * * . a.... . ntav Iri" (n nusu ilia* titmman « f a family retainer I a ronfsrenre of senators and In nnc-ieht times lh* Druids North. I have the fastsri lee boat. H ; rcpitsentalives nnd th*n “ see how worshipped the evergreen branches WhP U«M't w* rural” “ Pino,” sold ike to*. “ Lai's do It VO) Ilk* It when It come* bach because they kept their Ilf* all I f rom eonfertneo.” winter, and even In King Mo* rioht now.” tolh al For The Boat Chairman O’Couaor (D-NY|, of men's time they wars i w l In “ Bat Ihh t* unfair,* said th* th* Rule* Commlltoq charged that ivllglous ceremonies. As a:row made from Iho mist lotos Uoa .allor. “ I'm so sur* 1TI win. You’ll nepuhllcaa* wore “ plajrhg polltilled th* Scandinavian hero. got out of breath running and my *•*■** on *h* h*u ■•ttl < H *^ v Haider, Tbs poor! berries ware btot a.ver does. 1 moot put a IRlh}— "Th* rank and fl>s supposed to bo th* tools ths ballast ( » my boat. This U»t) could ing pMfda of Anwrks ara totor sriod in tho* DmRaa 4 «h ■ Pkrif Goddoss Frigga wept at tha Hto w«W too.” -H I ukii Um bright, little carrying eri lh* spoelfh piedg* of dealh of her son. Tha goto (*elded that mistletoe should hs a Mulrrri with me,- raid ‘ t o t o * . “ I IBs platform to do oamotHng ** bout wogo* and hoow,. parutile f mover hr oeder that. It iko bio eompowy." might never raysa trouble any muu. And hy Iho way, when yon stand under tha misttotos looking provocativ*. roiasashor. that tha kias under lh* mlathioo h sup- erbtg charm that U ChrlriaUl. ft £ os If a radiant tt«M wrt# slbvtng through u mulllonAl w rr dow like Ike one In Krai's xatot 4 p m Era that ihrgw “ wwm C*l*s Sit MatoBhb'h fair braort' tSTtotorad para, tha, glra tb. CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—<A>Twentyflre hundred Florida Ktwanlsns wlU help Bants Class (his year. Under direction of J. Kenneth Williamson of West Palm Beach, Florida Kiwanls governor, mem­ bers of 89 dubs wilt supply toys, rhocs, clothing, mittens and has* keta •/ food In'the poor, ths un­ fortunate nail tho undcr-prlvllsgad. Plan* for the Christmas dtstrtbntlon were nuide by F. Trafford Taylor of St Boniface, Manitoba. President of Kiwanls International. , 9k Sanford Avs. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Santa Claus Aided K iw aniana „v ln<|orj „ ib , „ u|rn-l. minimum wag. and m “ 0h, no, Indeed” said the »i l;«ur ..uolrementa fur In v*-zs«*•»• .n ih« iniiiutrjr. « .» » Tl»* v«U*, 210 to llltt, W n trv m t . w-iiom fi0 b«UU th» m ' e ^ htr] Hda'lha *» an abropl, if blrds, ln Amerka, a w ftt* fo(l| thoulk.n ,„d bur- ‘ mpnr.ry, lu.H «,ul uwrrly (hat and pothtag moral I« n « ago Is Germany, Marti* lather rlsred candtea an a fir traa to show hla chKdroa haw if wruld sparkfa o * n frosty nfeh*. *»d tb* poopU of AU»»* tril how good Saint n m a tk i ly t u rd Iho first ireo far hb htU* toiaoto ef th* foMot. And now, th* ChristmM teas staato straight and grand u ----- M l FURNITURE CO, / vW9 By F lorid a F ree Publicity 4 H they probably dceil nsod It M badly there as ws do here. Thyre mqy not be anythhig In Osin* hut then I* something anil lh* sinking nf ths Pansy Be the pattern ef Christmas in America lakes on s ruddy glow from all lbs quaint customs from other lands with which ws t«* broidcr tha fabric of ths season. Ev*n Bolnt Nicholas cams to us from across tho ocean, and Is tho “Ms change" ho oufforsd getting across, his nsra* bsessss Hants CISus. Ht used Os got about on a whits horso too Insteed of In a slslgb with sight tiny rah) de«r. In Holland aad Belgium, children fill Ihslr wooden shoe* with hoy and uato for tho white horso of Habit Nisholas; In Rwrdcn a bowl of food Is left ready for ths greyboardsd elf, the "tomlc.*’ who brings The bill, tegether with a ton* measure passed by the House, now gees to s conference committee e f eonstors aad raprsaentatim fur adjastment of dtftoranra*. • Because ef many differences, > baa bean arnnmed generally that tha conference committee will be unable to reach an agseelnent prior to the end of the special session, scheduled December 2 2 . Secretory Wallace predicted jr*-1 lerdsy the contsrence committee' could formalato a maaaura which would Im stronger then either the House or the Benito bills. Tho Iptten provide varying een-| troll on production and raarkating of major crops, benefits for growr ers co-operating with the legisla­ tion, and storage of surplus produc­ tion under goeemmsnt loans fur use In years of lean harrssto. Tbs Senate first refused to sub’ itltute a “ cost of productions’* fsrm bill by Senator McAdOo (D Calif.), for the adminbtratton’o “tear-normal granary" Isglslatlon. It rejected the proposal of the farmer secretary of the Treasury by a vote of It to 40. • W IR IN G FIXTURES A P P L IA N C E S h avsro e FOOT TSOUlLCt S ' A f O asod to suf- ^ * foramrlotuttf* The bu m * of agvieuKnrt eco­ nomics estimates lh* production Increase In vegetable oils from major crops like soybeans, cotton­ seed, corn and pcaayt* to bo 600,. Dr, A. J . .Ctoqln, agllior y “Tbs Ciisdri^pold Irlbvle'l* tbs med­ ical profession recently In London and said his nova) had boon slstsd only at the practice of ovcrcharg- B U S I N E S S IS A N T I LUNCtt Martin’s Gai*age General Repairing SERVED FROM 11:30 TO 2:00 T ra c k & A u to Service Bodies , BpriagO—Trsllhre A price you can afford PERK’S CLUB Martui’s Garage W E R T -T h e J E W E 1 DUmonds And Wateke* Fine Watch Sm t Jewriip RepeWnd Diamond BfowUnf Aad EaEbavta# _ . — .ye—• vr YOU CANT HELP BEUEVITi SANTA CLAUS WHEN YOU THESE PRICES . D airy Food......... .........(LAO 20% U y t a r f Mool» .....12-33 (l.H HortM F *ed ......... Ctlrua Ptt^P-------- - .......« ! • « R o c F*od-------- - ......... J fl.7 l ! FKICB8 ABM’ F M SACK 1 - .i I >* I 1 ( ▼ « ■ -M A w tM . m ‘k/rl (hA| /jJ WB DBUVKX , r ito F T L Y 1 B I niTMl rWmtM and v*n*t)i I® TO O K PATSU NAG * A rrsecu n o Y i iia % 'A h ■ -' i �V 3 5 V '.*- THE flANFttUi tititALP, flANft)RB, S ATURDAY, CHURCHES O p O H NISl M IE N T Itr t I 'S ocial A n d P erso n a l Activities 'B U A aB h A ttUO H AM JORDAN, B o & H j BhtW ’Social Calendar Woman's Missionary Society of tha First Baptist Church will bd WUd at tha d sreh at 3:30 o'clock' 1Tha Sunbeam* of tha First Bap* - Supper i s Given B y A lath ean Class B in t Methodist Sunday School will bava a party at the annex at 1:00 o’clock. TUESOAY The Truth' Sookera class of tho First Methodist Oaurcli - will hold tbslr regular Clirlstmaa party In the Church-'Annex at T:M o’clock. Husbands ot main­ kers ara Invited to attend. Hoateases wilt bo Mrs. George Me- Special Service Is Cram, Mrs, 8. B. Fletcher, Mrs Planned By Church ilia McClelland, Mrs- O. J. Pope, Mr* Tom William., Mr*. A. D. A special service will be preBhoemslier, Hr*. J. T. Smith. xcntml at the Vongrrgstional Mrs. Lola lieOttte and Mrs. P. Church tomorrow evening at 7:30 to- pAyker. o’clock. The T, B. L. Class of the First "No Room at ihe Inn’’, n ChrlslBaptist Chutth will have a Christ 1M P e ts & n a ls The Alathean Clasa o f the Flfst Baptist Church entertained Thurs­ day evening with their annhal Christ toss entered dish supper at the Church annex. The rooaM wpre attractlraljr decorated for the occasion. At the conclusion of the supper Mrs. J, W. Kay presided over a shbrt business mrctlng. It was ItSO o’clock with John Kadar as lander. All boys between tha ages of • and I I a n Invited to join. . The Prayer Band of tha Wom­ an’s Auxiliary of tha P in t Pres­ byterian Church will meet at l:0d o'clock followed by tba in­ spirational meeting. An Intereatftig program will bd presented under Dio direction of, Mr*. W. 1 U **M Lord, shall Friaeda of Miss Margaret Long ‘ Behold, tha bsavan aad tha will Isa glsul .tp lanra Uhl she la heaven of baarotts la abla to ba oat gftar 0 recent illness. ihr ood. tha aartb alt O' that tboraln la. Thy* Mia* Louise Swain baa left for Lord, rdureth forever: __ „ Blrntteghsta, Ala., whefo the will memorial, O Lord, throughout alt spend, the holidays with bar generations." (Daut. 10;14. Psalms mother* 111:11) Tha Lasaon'Sannon also In* elude* tho tollowtng passage* tomorrow from Miami to spend from tha Christian Science l**f* tho holidays with her psivnls, Mr, boob. -IW m i. and Haalth Pith and Ur*.« . E. McKay. Kejr to the Script urea." by Marr Dakar Eddy: "Ood crests, and cortroa tha universe Including man. Tha anlraraa la filled with rptrltoal which Ha Mfse Dorothy Stokcw.ii Ivuclu-i *t the East Side School, loti Icday for Orlando whcio she will vpi-ii-l the holiday* wllh her psienis. The Misses Anna Corin II, Mnrian Estrldgr, Mildred ftentn, Constance Mrltch, ami Evrlyu Calc* hive arrived hi’it* (run Stetson Unlvarslly lo *|M*nd tIts* holidays. Friends of Miss I aiU Meriwether will be glad td learn (hat the is improving rapidly ot the remold' Idtughion Memorial Mospltal after of the play describes Bethlehem, haring umlergone an operation •hit second portrays the Strangers, The cranberry grows wild from Ihe Itltrd tells of the Shepherds, recently. ffewfoundland to the Carolina* the fourth records the Angels' Mins Mminn Estridge. JIKs and wsatward to Wisconsin and Song, the fifth discoYvn the Holy Csrolinn Hill, Min Belly tlmwn. Clillii and thu sixth trlatea how ing of lie land, Frnnois Roumninl loom yras made for Jesus. and line lloddleaton were amonk A I) g ifts o f food nnd garment! fhoie who ntteiidvd Ihe Phi Kappn will be used fo r local needy folk* Tsu annual Christmas dance lit and money will be sent to the Gainesville last night. © •N ight many needy aged ministers. The following from the Florida Bteta Collega for Woman in TalTahnssee hove arrived to spend the Christmas holidays with their parente; the Misses Dorothy Mit­ chell. Virginia McRory, Mary Nell Smith, Clara Mclsch, Itulh Mlrscli, Doris Domer, Mary Nirkle, Ade­ laide Richter, Eleanor Hickson and Elisabeth Whittington. 1S u n day )Td» TYLER To-NIgrht [ “The Feud o f the TrUll” and Wendy BARRIE Waller PIDGEON “A G irl W ith Id e a s* G »n m o ;b r i e n endure forever; and “B order Phantom ” Play SCREENO Play M on day FOR or SCIMOTIBT *aa «te*1 sad Street The Use. W. A U,*an. Pastor, rlundsy School at l t : l » .clock. tVIltlsm lircaa nuserlnieadeci. i'reachlns fUrvico at *|t:at. Mubjert. -•*- *^*e -Uaptlsm t>« Tha llnly BOAT CHARTER! By day. wash, or tnnnlh. Catering bo all type/* of parties. house. lie nearled In lb# congressional record a statement In which he nuaday pchoaL t i t a . M ^Hoads* L’ Mireb brryu.a IDS* said ihe meaauta would "freest nr 1 IJedheedsr Meealn* Services. sttarh rsiattar Industries In Am* erica In tliet? exiling localles". anuual Christina* at eret.es ot the Heseine Haem Open Tuesdays Sunday gtheol will bd held. Tha am. Fridays (ram I to t 1* SI. Subtle Is cerdiaily I S lit SC. t’lropatra was th# regular name i t i m n n e im n u a u fo k of the qtiesns of Egypt in the Career llh Street tad Laurel Methodist C h o ir To Avaaua Ptolemaic dynasty. w m r r c iit m v n n iiu r r . REASO NABLE RATES SEE OR PHONE Captain Ed Rlee Ranfnrd Boat Works Phone 1 «-W S in g Christm asCaroIs u t iiv J C hristm as T re e C oupon Name D o o rw a y E n am M c l.eave di llsnld Office Before * P. M. Dec. 1* - —. f.* v* n : * Come In Todty For. Your Xmnn Whether you waul n simple rolffure or an Individual style for the many gala occasion* we can give Ihe ware beat suited to yout personality and hair* TELEPHONE TM EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON FLORIDA Tbs Ird lella of tbs (b*ph*ri.a. Tbs eiti r*corSs tbs Anavl* C’ M tei ItV Alseevsra tba Holy Tilt ttb rets las how room wot tosAo to* Jttaa.. Tw enty Persons H u rt In T rain W re c k HARVEY HODGES Ito llh* to* i YIm M*n of Inna aa« an* feeing ysur allts to th* sllar, not Wrauee vau a<u*t bui h*rnu*a you ran not rn lst th* vis*. Voorf and garment* will h# a**A for looal M*ar folks: klnnsy will It* •*n« lo brfns eh»»r to th* many n«*gy mlnlat*ia now hayoae th* yaarn sit atllv* **rv!* • —** b u s sambar nt them ov*r Olalitr y*sm >1 a n : sotee al I ’ R O P R IB TO K PH0NR 9139 10TII ST. AND FRENC H AVE, HOOD TIRES AND TUBES Thurston, Charles llvtls, Richard liras, Henry W !*(:(, Francis Roumiltat, Mae Iluddlraton, Thomas Ross, Jsnios Dyson, A l­ bert Fills. Jack Gillon, E. 1. Ijiney, Ritly 7-srlnry, John Illntermlsler, I„ P. McCaller and Billy Fnville have arrivril from Ihe Univcrsily of Florida to to (he adjustment of delinquent taxes on the liullillug. Th* regular quarterly Court1 of Honor for the local i)oy| C I T Y B R IE F S Hi-cuta will Im iielil la the Jun*{ lor High Hcliool Monday nlfht1 Canllauad Pram May* Oss al 7:30 Cclork, according lo an­ made hy Church utni-lnls ti onnoin cement made today by Violator* of (’Hr 'Tdlaances Arthur Unman, district chair­ will Im tried heforu City Judge man. Frank I, Miller In « session of The regular luncheon of th* the Mtitiielynl Ciitirl Monday Rotary Huh will be held*ln the afternoon. Veldei Hotel Manday at t t :K Iloprevenlallree of tha Ur*ng* o’clcch. Ciinnty llnlldltig end Loan Atso elation of Otlandii, owners of tha Mrluiniler Area**, hero. Informally eunferreit with ntemlwrs of tho City Commission In a meet­ ing yiwleplay afternoon relative dundhy V r il *>rh j a uni Jforo The choir of tba Pint Methodist Church under the leadership of round Peepls'd rertlcen at 1:11. Mrs. A. M. Phillips, will open the' nruaar 2lly*. president. Braagsiietis services at t:IS, morning worship tomorrow aing'i Mublrtt. “ Iwst Oe A Flaking.tag a number of the best loved tiverylnHly in invited m attend Christmas carols. The choir will three services. also slag two anthems, "I Bring rn n liT cm:itt'ii, i.ovim onn You Qeod Tidings’’ by Rurbunh Tbs Rev. Martla Dram, ftertur, t nveiling Prarsr * Address l ie and "d o ry to Ood" by linger*. Mr,' Redfeam, pastor cf the church, will I It 01.If CHAM MPISt'OPtt, preach a Christmas sermon, using! CMJWCH The ftev. Marita Jlraan, Hselsr. as a subject, "Ood Answers Mm’V llh UtMidsy in Advent At the Vesper Service at 0 limy CuntFUunton, TTt* A. M tViareh School. t : l t • A. U. o’clock the Young People's Choir rvplvaa, and they * r * obedient In Morning I’ myer A nsrman. II so will lead the congregation In slng*!| the Mind that make* them.” <pp. A M. r. P A l<, ( St P. M-* Ing Christmas tongs. A girls trio ‘ 211:*-*) Mnncnr, S:1S. Werasa'i Autllcomposed of Misses Elisabeth! l* rjr. i Taesdajf. IS-**, at. Thomss (>sy Pippin, Cerelin Trulnck and Mar*| H»I| Cammunles. will sing “ Mangeri M rs. B. C. M oore S'ltdsr. rtirlaima* Kve, Chnrsl ion Aiken ll'irlknrlst. 11:1* r M. Lullaby” accompanied by Mias L’hrial i m > t<ar. H*r ■ Daphne Takach. The subject of Presides A t M eetin g ••uMsiurdax. n heishrstla* at Italy Coraaiui>. Ion. * IS A, M the sermon will be "Let -Us* tics Mr*. B. C- Moore, worthy Unto Bctnienem". I matron, presided over the last i o o i j o as rsllswa: Hvnitay Hcbnctl meeting of (be year of Hsmlnols Cclary in its wild *■ Msrnlng Worship Chapter Order of Eastern r*« r. m . While Gift Christ coaras rank flavor and H<sr which «■■ liuid Thursday mss Hsrvkes odor. Atlsntlan Is ssivcrlslty rall*d nlr.bt at Uie Masonic llall. In tha nlalit ■•rngiam tnr Hunitsr Tsai* In l.lstHvn, Piirtugal, a Thais will l<* N>i I*. K. and lh* ■Urn. Rifle llawson presented service will slnrl s i Isn required hy a new law to lake Mia. Moors a gift rrom tba of ntghl F. M wcekly day m l , t i-t frt of the chapter alter which I'o s a n n n s T in n s t, c n v a i i t tin* rust Matron's »f the club rornsr I’nrh Av<* and l l v St. t.uve n drill and Mr». Moore was Th* m-v J. Vertoiril llooi. Minister r ’-Mr. l, H,-Intel. IS SS A. M. lUr'i'n her past matron's Pin hr SlTn l.ll,« Wnvshln. 11 SS A M Mrs, O. E. McKay, Mrs. Moore -Th* Wnthrs I’ ross llnsils meet St HI A r ill Id." Christihen Inilted Mr*. MrKuy. p“ -tt ms*lh*m* Peal i timii at lh* Psaiar, mation, Mrs. II. F. Crenalmw, I'rrlotl,-. T h * Hon. In Ihs Volts grand Ins'r»clor of District n, NISM." rtrirtinry, Tl»rr*u M ." Hearmnand Mr*. Murray Jarvis past lln Anthvnt: 'T h e Mw**t*st Huns irand electa, to .rata In Ihe Kasl of All." Wllesn. »ml |ii<wt-t|lril each of (hem with l’ uslluds: "A chrlsiniaa PanInsy," Htnlla gills. Kvenlnx Hsrvles. T:t* P. M. Min. Moore placnd glftn on "S o Ilona, At The lap." the Mill of hi'r offlii're .lulinn lor grsst*s| sler. nvsr told. with IA C K S O N V IU B Chrlalmna Manga by tha eltolr atttl whlidt they nil etprossed thanks, • M*alsl maslc. Th* l*t *|>l*od* d**erlb*s D*lh llhn save n a-innplole ii-sumn of her yesr'a work end ihanked P*l>»*j; Th* 3hd parti ays ihs (Ira n x *'*. “W in d jam m er” Bob STEELE WABHlNOTON, Dec. 1H.-0P) Mandat School at v it, with Mr, H. P. Wheeler aa anperlntrodent — Reprasantalhra R. A . Ordeo In oharae. ioday’*hr At the avaralag hr.arhlnu sert- (I>— F la ) announced lea the paster will ,t>*ak un -Tha t'orantlaa Nut* In tlm Anael’a, would oppose the wage-hour bill hnaa." At atght hie tu b ).,i . m be despite hla signature on a petition The iite e la e u u e U o eiw i" In forte Ha consideration In tba * tho heavens ara (ha word of thy,’ K iss Marion dtstrldg* has aa handa" (P a a ln i 1M :1(, N ) her guast f o r tba Weekend, nibs A moot th« alia lions which Betty Brow Bing o f DaLand. comprise tba Laa*on-S*rwoa la tha M low lad from tba Bible: Mr. and Mr*. Dan Williams plntt lo leave tomorrow afii-t o.-un for Montgomery, Ala., wheie they will make their future homr. CHURCHES **!« TUB UNIVBWB. INCLO& * 1NU MAN. EVOLVED flV -A, TVMIl* rORCEf* te these b)«n*«t M *hP L'Wsofr ASrtnon which Pill h r r t* read In Church nr Christ, M » i U«l. throughout the world. On iu»* Sunday. Dwrntor 1*. | {*■ t . The Golden Yen la: Thou‘, . 0 f ’a'r Karlyta IletsmbeUsr hsd as hit th^ n-raembranc* Unto all g»n*! futfjt last night Fletcher Rush of orations. of old hast tHot laid Orlande.’ . tha foundation o f tba earth: and ll/Oppose 14 Hour BUI R ep airin g Diam ond Setting AND > Rn g ra v in g M cLaulin* Jeweler I t l s. Park dee. B.L. Perkins THE BPO ELKS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE DANCE AND FLOOR SHOW WILL BE HELD MONDAY NIGHT A ^ jjS k yjSSU 3k O lH O U It, AT T1IB . ARMORY sgAr i ^ 'u'on2" ,h* ^ niy, or soma cloth* i*lp this Christmas tding th* hearts of ■trly 400 kiddle* V i l V E a Christmas g ift that w ill get real use every day o f the com ing y ear. The San ­ fo rd H erald is ciate. A g ift that everyone w ill appre­ There are F E A T U R E S — that will be en* joyed by every member o f the fam ily. * . N E W S — from every p art o f the w orld. . . A D S — that w ill brin g g reater savings and m ake it a prac­ tical gift as well aa a useful one. It la so easy to give, t o o . . . ju st phone 148. HERALD i % �i l SANFORD RIBALD, b Xn TOBD, FLORID* /kg W A d u lt Film • fN A Y X P R O G R A M M E F O R W E E K O F D E C . 19 FANCY CITRUS ....fruR-olso Xms* treaty, lend > torn bom* Or to a friend. Be*, pur display. RMlncl* rruR. Bhb#:*l. V.’ Tool# and U r . MathUui, Proprietors, pot di*Ul lata, k*ra«one and Room l A read* Bldg, East Pint ,-Whlla gasoilna *** U. B, Papa Oo, Ine, Pbooa l « . # IIE N BETTER used fureltura •b oblalntbl* Echols .will bare It. 104 Sanford Avs. jnrprARD for Information lead ,‘ lng to return of Escalator Bt- CHRIITMAB~WlRINa A LIOIIT INO, AltrUctlva prices, Ran­ eytla, No. V0T1TI, oolot black and white, balloon Urea. Ortsn dall Blactrie Co. D. Farrell, Jr, IPO* Path Ava uedroo 'mb pon only—11Ad per w Fourth Bt. , Gold” Is Film Of Gridiron Heroes W I T H G E O R G E A R L IS S I N “D R . S Y N ” Two midshipman and a girl provide the romantic complications In -Navy Blue and Oold." colorful and thrilling story of life at AnnapolU which come* to the Rita Theatre on Christmas Day. Florence Rica U the girl—Robert Young and James Stewart are the midshipmen—and the fight la wit Also featured In an Impos­ ing cast are Lionel Barrymore, Billie Barite and Tom Brown. PARKYAKARKUS ?Life 01 The, Party*’ Is Hlgh-Sfrecd Film parson, end who led his puriib. lone,* On their Rinlifgtlnf -e«. ptdlllone, preaching by day, and evading Uni revenue men by night, largely «n action p|e*| •taro. Ilia story i!mu boast, too. of : a fr**H end baanUtol lova theme, carriod In the film by John l«od*r slot ll-fanr-tfld Margerat Lnchwiwxl, who U the. latest fliunKbit -Dud," Many of tho eequanc** wsra fllmad on. Ilia formns* Romney Marshes, which am -aa. litpabatUbla In mh\ip apole , aa* thwi African-lumrt*. Two months wW* Oaorga Arils* generally makes hi* own selections of tb* In­ spent ml' Iorol lot,-Ay Ib d 'fJIu l mom anlt.- flluibu: ostarier back- genues who carry tha romantic interest as background for bU 'wUt and whly screen characterisations and hi hU current picture, -Dr. Byn." at th* Riti Theater Tuesday and Wadnaaday, the famine.lov# only four deya of tba dfley ware briefest reels an the Isively shoulders .of Margaret Lockwood, pie- sssSit&iatnM ,c City Plans To Furnish Own Light Power Ml Magnolia A *e Twenty dab iimmary b Given ff Week’s Sales ’or Florida Citrus bringing *n average price of double lot Cheap an . easy l t » l a boi. a drop ot Tie. and terms. Pbon* 41. i, ' P. Connally M can iwobuahet lira** binaa, which averaaad t i l l a bei. a decline of lie- Ttiaa grapefruit •ale* totaled i l l tor Ike week, bringing an average prtk* ul 11.01 per itandard bog. a drop Of 14c. TANGERINES! T a n g e r i n e tales for th* week apioanted t* IN car*. I I laws than but weak, bringing an average price nl |L1! par feur-flfths bushel bog, aft IJo per bos. For the rorraaf endInf woah bat year they averegad 41.01 and am * weak two yaara ago, IMT. New Booklet i Of Trade Body .Gets Fine Compliment An AO Star hlghralhMd modem romance around which la built on* ot tha gayaat ucyeen musi­ cal comedies ot tha season la -The Life of tha party," coming Tuesday lo tba - Rlts TheatreFilm notables run rampanf In this fllniuilral. (lena Raymond and Harriet Hilliard, the screen's newest romantic loam, supply the heart Interaat, and Joe Fennsr, Park yakarkna, Itelan Dredarick and Victor Moore, four .of tba top funatars nt plctura* today, fur­ nish most of lb« hilarity. ‘The Ufa of the Party" eonearn* the romance between Ray­ mond and Mu* Hilliard—a ro msneo which, fntlowa a, rooky and uproarlotta path IntorapartM with <*lu tuseful hit* and three apeetseujar danre \ nurebor*. Ray­ mond, haif to a fortune which b* loara If ba marries before be .ft. would greatly\anal her oupy of th* | myaatf, v ^ would iba awd a ropy to mp - . Tb* smaker baa baea the presid­ ing officer I* tb# British b*«s* at RADIO The Ideal G ift F o r Christm as G E T IT A T E R A D IO H E A D Q U A R T E R S mr lo erdVnary, quality, II.eeIts. PMriANIV: riseruU. varleus vaiil,e. mr II., in(e-iac. rKI-l'KUHi MprellH Halil. <leend Melil. nmiket dull. FIs. 1H ta. trip. I.Mtlnme lyp*. ere. lo HOFMANN G IF T S Electric Service P iltk A IT IfK li Cmban. Bit. ir U . ihO^ATtiWf! ■ ■il_a, a Ouppllts .Jb.sT /..IIilberel, 1/1. For Sale 1. ValsalTase, erdlaary >lo fair. £l**.|t.tSi Mu fancy sleek on fui*N*' (Umat'Vla. h«a. nprs. are le qSelltr, ti se n s*. tlRKTII. MJiri.lis. 11uhl, d.eland righy ^jnsrhst'-dull. Pin. per due. * ^ m f»« c ilL j;il Fla. mr lb . (Petnut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch No “rA ll'w m K : nuppllea ll* SI. ,de­ mand, fair. mnrhel ehnul elsadr. Fid. tTepaabsuen. Itelk. m r ten, ■Sn,rally (la .M i Uame poorer lower. T■ullllr. se-llis Hi hue. Stall 30-M hpre. CAIUIOT1I: HnpnlUe llehl. mend light. Merkel olsedr, per dee bun, I k - l l e cnUI-tFfdlWNM.: n.pidloe aL drmeeO llehl. merh,l Fla. li| bun. rrta. A bare. State Market r,“* MrK*M,>Lie "ClSKr wuMrSfx X l i A * corelloe. lull. P*r rrvrr.vat**. .«• .«*»«„,«f v ,,,(Tk i,°- * Ion, (MWN f * 8 A N P 0 II D ,F L O R I D A U HAYNES OTPICB MACM1NB OO. N in e Y e a r O ld Boy la Discovered D runk j LAKEOCVD, Db«« 1R-UPVOfficwr Leu Breobor said be took tb* man to Jill aa a charge of Arising an automobile while Intailrated and took Ik* man1* nine n a r aid eon la a hatplUI to r r dbvsr fram Inlogic*! ton. Th* fatbar wa* aantsnred to M day* In tb* city gtoukad*. Tb* nln* yuar old bay uma given a Uetare aa tba evib of driau- fleuro In tho boadUnoa, MetroOeldwyn-MayoT praaonto a fool* ball atory of AnnapolU titl’d -Nary Blua and Oold." tram Ure norol by Oaorto Hrivea. * u A ' codas to Bis j piu Tbaatro oh Saturday, CbHatmaa day. With Sam Wood directing, Initial aconaa wore fttmod on a regulation arid iron built to duplicate tba Hold at Iba Untied Btatea Naval Academy. Later, a camera and technical craw wont to AnnapolU to film actual rrenc, o f r tho rralmant la no­ tion. Thu alallar real of tba now picture fretnrra Robert Touni. Jadtea Stewart, Monel Barry­ more, Florene*, Rida, Bllllo Burke, Tom Drown, Samuel H, Hindi, I‘mil Hally * and Barnett Parker. In Iba supporUng eaote are Prank AlbartaOn. Minor WnUR eon. Robert Mlddlema**. Phillip Tarry, Charlre Waldron, Pat Flaherty, Stanley Morn«r »nd Matt Mdliiab. Cotnmandur llarvay llatiltp, V; S. N- acted aa technical ■advUar for' Academy ecenee and nil Knbn. captain ol tba U. B- Ofootball aqoad W»t year, aertred aa taebnlcal oupavt far artdlron •equencaa. More than too aitraa wara called for tba acenea which pro•ent a aectlon of tba grandstand durlna a football came. A num­ ber ol colleno playera ware re­ cruited lor the actual playe on the field. The eiory de*crlbad tba dra­ matic rUe of a common aeamaa from a baitleahlp to hl|h honors at AnnapolU. Tba role U played by Stewart, with Yount appearIni aa a sardonic youth who rates little far Navy Ufa, Tbay The Internationally famous -ar­ tist Waehatetter deftly deplete tb* -aallrnt comic feature* of Parkyakarkus. But the artist could not capture the renowned Greek dialect. Cosmetics have been used by both melt end women since earliest times- SANFORD M ARK ET REPORT ■i CMilovs* Pram f i H Oos and did (bla through antarin* PQR 8AIJC; Pumlturp' tfr a f Info a supplementary agreeroom hog** and poultry equip meat with the power company m*nt. aaorga E. Wilson, Laku TbU agreement, It wa* said, provided that tar sacb year tha City failed to us* tba amount Your Christmas TH of currant provided for under tha walling for you ht term* ot th* original contract, A First from Baturda another year would b* added to Oat ’am. M. M Lord tb* termination data of th* origi­ nal contract. Lai* oalery plant*—I bad* i Tb* City operated under th* flv* acre*, thqydMMf terms of tb* original contract tected from cold. witl-uaR < far only two yaara, and alnea J. B. Johnson, Lata MOnra*. that » l » * baa cut tba amount otgC*fr*et consumed In bait, H*n»* th* aspiration data ha* wren Indefinitely postponed. Twig*, ii.ss-ttts. r I WrmiHiTRED. TERRIER— Min AfAC lD O O i FU. but. ksh|t.J - .8 months reglsUrad.i A fU ' lIHANUi (Saapl Huppllaa light,' lhaC lira*. -Y0OO Hanford Ara, ’ t rmand llaht. marhst dall. *»s. MODEI. T Post! Pkk-gp trual n v * room turnliked apariHot. -J Inquire big MagnoO* A v l f ' • : dog tab. Lake Mary Oarage. FOR RENT: • dacoratetd Connelly A Bool A N D -G O L D ” A T T H E R IT Z Pin t Show On* O'clock Everyday Sunday, Monday—Pnd Aotain, Credo Alton, Georg* Bonn In "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS/* . * Toooday, Wodnooday—Cone Raymond,. Parkyakarkui, Jo* Ponnor "THE U P E OP THE P A lT Y ." AUo Georg* Arlire In -IUL 8YN." Thursday, Friday—John Bole*. Ids Luplno, Jack Oaklo "FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY.** Companion feature Joan Pon* Ulno, Nino Martini -MUSIC POE MADAME." Saturday Apodal prorremmo for CHRISTMAS DAY. Tb* Lora Story of AnnapolU "NAVY BLUE AND QOLD** with Robert Young, Florence Rico, James Btowart and ooloctod cap* porting east. AUo Buck Jonn -SMOKE TREE RANOE/ Play SCREENO Saturday nto* A T T H E PR IN C E SS Saturday, Sunday, Dec. ZMh and 26th—TEX RITTER RIDES with tba BOY SCOUTS and The Jones Family In "BORROWING TROUBLE." ling with catchy aonhits and with ana d P. 0. Maries of KiUtllab aoctal -Ufa aa "Ul- bails, into Radio’* new -A ' Dusm I In Wilraa*" abo#i BunRay and Monday at tb* Rita Tbaatra, praaenllnl Prad Astaire in. bla Drat pletaro with Oeorgu Mtyn* and Gracia Allen. ?Tb# flUn baa baon Planned ■(Pufhoat to afford tba wlnr Mated favorite aicepllonal ep•wtubHiea or sensational-novelty daweee and oomady, and with '‘t t '1brilliant cast. Its unM* and Qiredrieo* plat and Its ton*M m(ladle*, tba offering la said to I t .pno of tba real screen aranU | titk i season. I ■Jo*n Fontaine ha* the title-role. aglnaM n«rdln*r, Ray ConaUnea Collier, MootsWatson and [H*. L»ve. llerry 4<bhr oatabritlaa _ at. lb* musical romance, which freU with a fantaaHe love ulfair' between an American Rate" • r 1and a titled British girl. ' * Astaire 1* the dinrer, a bash­ ful and ratlrlag man wb# baa Man given a great bulldnp In U e London papers aa • -k**ri* .breaker" through tha eftorta dt bla publicity aganu, noma and ,Allan. and who la bnartny alck •f the whole thing. MU* M6ntalira plsys the girl, who Is tryinn lo avoid a (lUtaatkfol mar­ riage, while bar servants at Ttllalgh castle are violently dtvtdad on tha question at. wlwm aha should marry. *nd hsva or­ ganised their own awospetakss on the event. i The two principal* meal Ip a London c*b, end then.’ tban's* to a pig* hoy who ha* Ma own Idea* about romance, a n brought together again at tba caatla, By IhU tlma Adair*' ha* bean lad to haliers MUe roatulua Is •aeretly In lave with him, ant tba glory Immediately spreads. saatehmgly looks Into * scene in "Fight foe Your Udy.- th* RKp - Tba sagopbOM was Iareatod by *»dlo matA’^Kikl^g -fqmejty W Adolph* Ran about lido and retro- which Jscf OakU arid John Iloie* dnsud Into thd French arm? bands are starred and . Mis* Lupine featured. b l u e Schick Shaver W HAT n»4 �^ 1 'resent N o Time R e c a ll Ships O f U.S., Says Hull ' Roosevelt Is Said To W a n tT ig h te r R e g u ­ lations A g a ln stP h o * to grap h in g F o r t s \ R elative T o A rm e d H o m e 1$ H e a r d B y Forces In F a r E a q t . , n . Panay Bombing , —tV S t i l l Unsettled Surlen tTells t?.nd“O ft W”ourk l,- WASHINGTON, Dee. » . — ^ < (A af F )’ t « f etory Hull .aid tethe! the nevernment had expected to withdraw “ i«m American ships and cltlieiia from the Far Beit “when tfnlr appropriation function la ns lenter ealled for" but that the Prewtat Mdetn net aeim tha appropriate moment.” In, a latter to Benatot Sma there .(Oemeerat, N, J.) Secretary Hull outlined the Administration's view of main* talalna military forces In the Par Kant • mathsre had writ* ton favorIup the withdrawal i f Amerloan ships and eltlsane from the denser tens* Hull oeld the desree of pro­ testIOn this government eheuld afford to sltlisna abroad pro* pentad "many difficulties* and rebutted la many coaflloli of •pinion. Wd‘> *• F a ir Prem ium Lists A r e N o w A vailable Oy A'toealaled Press The Central Florida Exposition o f the I Premium Abate for the tM» nent o f] ""P0*1**®* ore now available for bombardment A t leant 'three major and contradictory yveraionn ........... ' i One Year In Prison “C u ba” B a ro n M u stA Iso P a y A ll C o s t s In Prosecution F o r L ottery V i o la tlo n s b~ i. DeCottes Appeals To Supreme Court O f Methodist H om e Dc-Urlng, that "Attitude Is the hey won) In our home and happiness la our «oal." the H o t . W. II. Mullen, superintendent of the Methodist Orphin*ce at Urnson BPrln.s, made Us princi­ pal talk at ipa Roury Club luncheon today * and Introduced two members of his young family of U t childrenThe Hume la' presided ovrr by hlmaeir anti l|U flip, Mr- Mullen said, with aU Withers as assist ants. Thou(h only IS orpbsns hare born alitilttril duftnB the past yrar, ha said applications hare been received from mor* than 100, and he ripecta the Orphanage will mure than doubla In also during the neit 10 yearsWhllo there la a decided shortage of dormllory space and a lack nf funds In provide for CnOtwC es ris e Two - MOSCOW. Dee." UO.-OD-A high Soviet official aeld today that America is -overrun with Japan*; car spies and Japan In Its turn, ■rems lo hr an arfng, for American Inirlllgrnre services”, L j This declaration was made by, M. I'. Frinovsky, vice commissar Jarrell Is .R eleased of Internal affilra, or vice chief if, F o r 60 D a y s U n d e r the Soviet secret political police, j In un article in Pravda, the offi* j Bond Of $2,500 rial Communistic newspaper. Discussing the execution nf, The climax of Seminols eight once high-ranking t’ommun-! CouiKy'n drive to clean up lets for arlllng Bov let secrets to, the lottery rocket w«a ‘fascist” epics, Krlnnvsky said; reached this morntnir when ‘'America, particularly I he I'aclfte const mid tho Panama Pannl, are Circuit Court Judge Millard overrun with Japanese spies.” | n. Smith sentenced Joseph He declared the Soviet service \V. Jnrrell, no-cnllcd king o f would “continue to destiny sides,! . . , „ , i the Seminole County "cubs'* Irrrerials, wreckers, plotters, Cra. Erie von t.udcnJnrff. f'-f, 1o onc yPar In thB rnuiitrr revolutionaries of nil1mer aleff -c of the «(!cr ... rhlrf -u... of ...re — |gWe ppnitcntlnry at Hal* Local Kotariaos C ontradictory State* m entsFnrther D elay 'Am icableSettlem ent =■ Russia Insists Joseph W. Jarrell U.S.ls Overrun Is Sentenced To With Jap Spies On Orphan. « = rnJ of lh%Ln,i . Ar,,:L on1‘.h: , r ^ r" ’ fr.t; Henry Ford, tha automobile manufacturer, ha a completed Ihle new winter home (top) on estate known as Richmond plantation at Waye. Oa. Ha reconstructed it from the ruins of the Her* milage plantation mansion at nearby Savannah which was damaged l>y Sherman's army on.its famous march to the sea, Mr. and Mre. Ford are atpecled to lire there this winter. Near, the house Ford has built a manual arts training school (below) designed lo leach boys and girls of the neighboring countryside to “ use their handa as weil as Ihelr heads." _____________ S u p rem e Court R ules A g a in st S to le n Evidence C I T Y N E W S B R IE F S Japanese -thi United K ite s Kunboal T .iu y in ChlftA nerved today further to confuse and delay an amicable settlement of the ited by the. M i of Ihn Inman military rnmmltlro' •aid I'rrshlrnt Roosevelt wants la tighten up restrictions against' prutoginphing of this cmuilty’s fortifications. Representative May, of Km lurky, said the chief cxecuMve had wrlDm <ho c«mmlliec during hla IIV illisW mm Pan* r . « » l .turn'll lo pay nil rosls Incurred In thr prosrcullon of Ihn lira, died of heart failure rnrly Srntrnre was pronounced hV today, Joilgo Smllh al 10:00 o’clock Ihli morning Immnllately aflar duty* Ing a motion by defense attorney Geo. Ludendorff, R o tary A n d K lw anlfl German Hero Of K e t t l e s Contribute $1000 Increase Thieves Get Tw o World War, Dies $57.18 F o r T h e P o o r Reported In Tag Autos In Sanford The pslrstton Army's aff#H H eart F aU s In 72- In prnvldn Chrlslmas baakata for Ihe under prirlleged of 8«n* Sales For 1936 S a t u r d a y Night Y e a r Old V eteran Innla County received decided ir M lIt s r l mm pawn twnl A ft e r A n O p eration ! >"»•*“*■ K«turday wh.„ th. kat* Thlrres working In Hnnfnid Communications A ct Huward llverlin, former man- Id ealities Respond To ( lies on Klret Rtyeat under Ike "ml Kriiilnulii County wlui hnrn tna In County Agent c. It- Daw R v i H p t l P P in I n l *Soullu,rn * ,r 'he h w a io ffle of Ihe C a i r F o r F u n ds To bent rousing law iiiifnrrlug of- MUNICH. Germany. Dec, JO.- •ul'errl.lon of Iho KlwanU end tR sna Pr sM EsViaence Tefrp homr, ,*0i u son. , , , ,, . . Itoisrr rlaha turned In » total Mr- Dawson urged Bemlnolo (| P a y State Teachers flrr-m a rood dual of lioubln III (AT—(Irnsrsl Krich l.udcnorff, 12 o( W ir e T a p p in g C ase spending n few days in the city County resident a to make entries ______ ; ih'olr tirreklng ntnl m tarin g as__ uu vacation. ycarekl Idol nf the Germany army,)The Klwanti keflta nettedtha.. Jn.Uio annual affair In a*, offart i Jt.sM .m s of. ttanrnetl ami Horn. « » unit an. are n<H cmitlnfua lh «d r llj~ j W AfmiNRTnKT'nre. ‘ 7 0 - 1At lodny. The German *1W>rlifSbm 'M *'fTr««, while the no4wer^>4 In obtain some of Ihe large rash inolc County have responded w ill n|'*r«|bma solely lo burglary, Tin* irgulnr meeting nf M k rTwp . contradictory ver awards being offered this year. —The Supreme Court held imlay Auiril.-aii lo Ihi* r»ll of (iov. Fred I'. Coni* I officials ndrlsed lids morn W’ji rommandrr apparently was kettle brought In 111.33. Capt. l.i-glmi ^^tefis were made by th* J*n*nr»". Thn County Aaenl pointed cult that evidence obi allied by wire for hir. for no' loss limn Iwn aulo rrcovrrlng from an nprratlon hut Fred Keren of the Salvation Ar­ 're'1 ' " ‘’" '" " 'I * W y School offlrlsls for Ir'oh-.lit bus been PisliHinnl un i * . . . . , . , „ my today i ipreaaed hie apprdrtaOne, for the first time, set forth Ihn Individual Kami rxtilhllx as lapping cannot be usrd in fed­ ill ........mas Km Ot whirl. Urn-* « r l y Plirrhnse o f 1PM aulo IInure ........ . were stolen from Kun hls iirart failed. eral criminal proceedings. IIon In butli Ihn Klwanla and Ihih Japanese sold tore were killed bring nf pnrllrular Interest tn togs in order Hint Ihn fMHn.nno dr- bud etreels Hnlnrdnv nlhhl. He was chief of staff umlrr Field llotarv chins for their assistance in thrrr will la- n open house nurl* or tnlnred by their own Japan­ many Bemlnolo County residents. ■ This - - - seven , In Iwn drclainn ... ftcit In Ihe funds rarmnrkrd for nne of them, n Model a Ford l.'-gloniialroa and Marshall Paul von Hindrnburi? tit this work, as well as to Ihoao reversed a 1028 mimic hat lug for all ese planes which bombed the Bomn „f Ihn r,dries that rsn bn •ho mold lily payment of ti'arhris aedan helnnglng In a resident Ihrlr fi lands. who made runlrlbullons J Pansy and Ihrca Standard oil made In thl, ...... on for award.1« * h « deuce could he n-.-d in in Ihn Mute might la- mude up. "I (Irleilu, wasrerarrred by during the World War, The Dmpty Blocking Fund re* sm « . follow.; gift bo.es nf honlh-gglng proaoculloiw. ere f t General I,udend"rff died at ,. , „ (’miniy Tar Collrrtor Jnu. II. f’onalaliln W. AMeMiillen and court lloynumd Monrelvalgo. a, .|,llk|„„. rrvenled lo.|„y. * turned over In Dm Hberlff'n ol peace with Chancellor Hiller and reived several more donations The soldiers, said this version ellru. and other produels, |H •" ,lod->r * °>,l,n,onI ,r Roll is Itxlor raising Ihn grand Intal to prim for the heat boies of ihrough Justice .»mi».nt..f| bv Ids mother M,a. As a result nr Ihi. re*|u>nac not lire. Thnronslnldo mrested a 'b y tha Japanese military allache was ronsulrd with Ihe thought that in: 37. Those contributing to­ In Shanghai, were seeking Ihe orange, "nd grapofrull, antiques.I *rU. awerled llmt the Hi ll < hMnnsnlralai. loftS"0|l»'r I only 111 Hm Cnmily l.m h|so in all Holilslmru negro In In whose wlutse |>nslor Join, ................. . * l " ‘ro lh„ ,lf , hc suffir|(.n, session ho found tlio stolen uuto Ihn Iasi great btlile of hla life had day uric as follows: fOFatlnwre » « r . r . a r t 1 entries In thn Canary Rhow, nn-‘ ,m" llr,n l,,n* ^ cL han d the u been won, Ihe recognition uf his' In* w ill umli-i K O 1 1 out uu ut.1 Fred It. Wilson | |n u,n jjomnstlr. Fin* Art*.|"^ '*l're lapplug evidence revennes un- ■•tprrtrd to la- rsisml 1st,i Sunday nUht. Tim Miss Mullers Congress”, Justice Robert" Young Monaulvulge, h Iiii nns lo nuikt- fu ll piiym ru l o f Ihe ilc* Germanic faith movement. Flower.. Needlnwura. and manr A 1337 model Ford V I sedan Ry decree, l.mb-ndorff'a new ‘'Forgotten" tf'a a lla a r e >■ I ' m , l '> , r l , belonging In Alrln Johnson, nt other department- In urging anill, “ may have thought it Iras boon HI for several {reeks, «»s religion, approarhlng nto-paganl.lisla Anna Wilson | participation. Mr Dawson polnt- Important that some offender, re|Hirled mm h Improved today. Sanford, was slnlrn from the Ism, was pul nn an equal basis , ed out that there was im en­ should go unwhipped of Justh-oj Alcatraz PriHoncrB Tolu] than that offlrers should resell The regular quarti-riy Court nf trance fee In »nv department. n-Tr1..!" mureecllo'* ^ lo methods ilcenml inconsistent | llnnur for Hie tiny Si-outs of Planned Escape In *30 "!! ■ Jr . * '* which hr was a bitter for. Previous and Geneva Avenues nhniit ft;no At Iho storming of lo-lge, .Bel­ Grand Tidal with ethical standards nnd d e l Amerlru of (Ids dlslrlil will Im o'clock Hnlurilny night, »|r. SAN KRANriKfO, Ib-c. 20.—(fll gium, in the first week of the Idg ilruriivo of personal liberty." I In-Id In |ln> .Saplord Junior High Johnson lert Ihn ear parked for Thn Rita Theatre will give lu T w o A rm y Fliers runfllcl, later with lllndcoliurg tn Sc hoo t tonight at 1 30 —A former Alratrss Island prlHoy Taken P lane anneal free .how for rhlldr-n only a lew minutes' hut on Id* o'clock, iim-oi illiig In an Ml, |super told fi-driul agents I'alsy crushing Ihe Russians In Kasl K illed In Crash STORKS It KM AIN OI‘ KN noil Friday morning si ig:»o. return lha aulo Imd disappeared1 tiouiicemeril today by AiHtur that one of the two men who vonPrussia anil finally aa organicer On Death O f M oth er Jon L. Marenlaltn. manager of Uhe-d from thn iM-nili-nliary list and nil 1l i r e nf It lias hero «l *h» “ lilndenhurg line” on ihe i u h i i s w s s , r »s * r » * r i Many Sanford inrichsnti are FORT RUNNING. Ga.. Dee. 2«. found yel. the theater, announced this mntn wreck planned a break aa long ago pj (. n „r, manager nf the J. —(AT—Two Army Reserve filers, remaining open after supper Oil* County Hhrrlff M. Hand ns western front ami inspiration for as i m . Ihn hig spring imsh of 1UIH that (• p ,nny ,|nre here, left last For eereral years It has beep attached to tha U8lh nhservaHon work In mdrr lo armnualnle lain B an k EmployccH To Pressed n belief flint n ring of llepiriment ef Justice men de­ shoppers. Among had ihe allies with Ihelr “ harks In nig|,l for Ills former linina In US custom of Ihe theater le squadron here, were killed loday Christmas Get ChriHtmaH Bonus clined say h"w much credence Ihcy rat stealing thieves limy Im the wall,” l.undcndorff gained a jiehdl, Kan. upon reeolvInS lira a free show for children when ihelr plane fell near Fori those luirlli-ulsrly nuking ihi* an responsible (nr tlio theft. plsred In thr* story relatrd by pinnacle of popular arrlalm in Her- w„ r,| „r ,|„ .Hdden death of bis Shortly before Christmas al Mitchell, Ala., It was learncd.nminrcnirnl are: The Yuwell Com­ While Iho slriillog rnnllnues, Kmplnyees of the Sunfurd AI,|Manuel l.lmas, hold on parols viawhich time many of the child- ber. hy lelephnne from officers] pany. J. C. Tenney Company, and Untie Nnthuml Hank who have Mating rlisrges. Theodore Fol# and a vorllnhlo purado of vagrsula many and post-war memoirs frem „,„ihor. Mrs. Mlnnl* Hoy, hit foes paid tribute lo hla strat­ who went lo the scene. ,MaHier Furniture Co. Mr lloy hoarded a plan. In voluntarily bring canned Iwrn with the liuok for ii year or; Ralph Hoe dlsap|«ared from the ■nd aiieplelntia eharactrrs are egy, organising ability nnd tv* Oitnndo Inal idshl for hla former Which la turned over to heluR appridiendml hr l.nw en­ more, will receive a bomn o f; prison during a dense fog. sourccfulnrss tn action. • home and eiperla to return to EUu for Iho bansfit of the forcing officers ninl are imluN one-four Hi of a month's i.nluiy Irascible As Fa-Hero Hnnford tho latter pari of th* Unger prlulutj and lhalr plmln HDD FKI.IJtWH MKl-.T as a Christmas pre»ml this yrar, Rul In Ihe closing weeks of Iho In making IhU announcement graphs made at thn Banford Po­ war Ludendorff* whole destiny we. k. It was dpchlt-d at a recent meet­ thla morning, Mr. Marentatte The regular meeting of Ihe Odd llen mm ton, ing nf ihn Hoard of Itircclura, wa* sent off on a langrnl. lie urged‘ (that no gilrua fniita or will. , be, held Ihe Odd Theao arn sent lo (he Federal quarreled with the kaiser and was Thla la in lino with Uir prnc- Fellows . ,, .. . In . ............ other perishable commodities be That national advertising agen­ State. lice of Ihe bank m previous y .a .a .'{e,,,ow; » • " tonight.! 7:3o o’rlock lltlreau of Invesllgntlon In Wash- dismissed from his high army post; L O C A L W E A T H E R turned In, and that contrlbn The Hanford Iferald Is also In II was announced, wherein cm * ' / ' >■»•» "*• reported Inalnit where Ihn rrlntlnsl rec he was a ccuse d by lha organisers ■ cies have realised the value of ' Farecast Hone be confined lo canned receipt of an advance of the ployeeg ..........way. been ronu-mtb" ' refreshment, orfla of liman apprehended may of Ihe German republic of pro- JHK WEATHER Sanford and Seminole County B«ode.or candy. h« ascertained. "Tour* and HMouri” edition ef hered by thr bunk with some gift wll‘ b* " f " r thr meellng. longing the confllrl, nnd fled loi Florida, fair In th* north partIt la not necessary, be added, attractions for ua in their de* •Tours ad lieioura" ■ publics ciunmrnsuiale with llielr services ^ — 1— SIrmpnrary fillr in Hwrdrn. j |y c|OUily in the »outh portion tofor the children lo bring any -1 scrlptlona of Florida in oookleti tlon of Ihe Standard Oil Com­ and prevailing liuailiess cnlnlr Thereafter, eml.Hter.-d by the night , ml Tuesday; no decided thing. The .how on this occa-■i and other advertising matter, for pany for distribution through Ilona, turn-of events, he iK-came a caustic change In temperature! scattered Ihelr agencies. In which Sanford publicist. In (he i-srly pnstwsr year frost north portion tonight, pos­ «• (rom * hs look part in every anil repubtl sibly heavy In interior extreme “ h ' I bn of r*c*nllr PuklDhad articles U again described as one ot the B ill B row n W rite s McCarthy comedy, and a car whkh been dlairihuted highlights "f • Soul hern lour. can revulullonary movement thal north portion. throughout the nstlion In describing Ihe sect Ion's chief A b o u t A rm y Life Registration fiyures al thn Ing. George Thurston. L. F. Boyle, promised success, lifrludlng thn In “Tropical Tripe," a 31-page, Industry, Ihe following article ------Sanford Country *'lub golf course K. J. TeU, Henry Watson, V. Mil- Kspp attempt of Matrh, IU2U, and brilliantly colored and lllastrnied appears In the publication: That nil I Brown, serving with reveal incressmg numbers of .ehrll, of Orlando, Roy Byrnes, Jr., Adolf nitlcr's famous “ iK-er cellar S'* booklet. Issued annually by the "lee-cold celery hearts are one lha United fl(ales Army and playera Inking advsnlage of the’ Roy Holler, tl. C. Moore. John putsch" o f 11123. He aloud trial fur Atlantic Coaal Line Railroad as of th« Interesting winter sights stationed at Fort Clayton In Iho excellent playing conditions which Courier, If. L-Perk lira, Jr., K. high treason In connection with the ’ ready reference booklet for In Sanrord. where a hugs plant Panama Canal Zone, la thorough- prevail on Ihe links. Golfing rn Clem, Jack ilornsr, A. C. Me HUler affair, hul won acquittal. lOeallawee ns rase m r . tourtaU In which aU Southern for Initial Icing or refrigerator ly nnloylng Army Ilfs In thn thuslaata have bci n complimentary Reynolds, and K . . Compton. * • |J resorts are Rated, Sanford Is ran can aupplr fifty car. at tropical nlmosphere. I. evident laUly about the ivuis* and J, U . , ; ah apari * • * t Also, Fred Ball, Billy Ball. H. W. described aa "The Celery City* one lime. Called “The Celery in the letters he writes home lu Ingity, president *Hf the Hanford Rucker, Howard Fhvlle. ncr. Paul . . . furakare GREULMOS j r r u on tha eboree of Lake Monroe, City," Sanford Is the world's his mothar, Mre Uulntan Brown Atlantic Notloiisl Hank, made n Redfearn, S. D. Highleyman, G. Ik. N o D a n g e r Seen In -F A U M tR . -V * •s "m m " b I hood radio a CUy at the head of navigation largest chlery producing sec­ of thla clly. statement loday in which he de- Workman, B- Heretow, Phil Gras W e a th e r Tonlsrht » * * • |n J on the st. Johns River, and on tion* and If.you drlra out Colary The former Ranters' lad re ! elandt hnff, E. F. HeiiaahaMtr. G. K. lb* main lino of tho Atlantic Avenue you’ll «** milts of vel­ renily told of a trip Into Old] HA aum’.tr of Improvement* Fullager, Allen Stewari, Raymond LAKELAND, Dec. 20. t - W I Coast Un# Railroad. "Sanford vety lope. Th* shipping season I’snsma and also of an ctp<-«ll. have been ms-lr uhirh add to the! luindqulat, D, G, Scott, Q. 8. Sel* Th* ' Weather Bureau said today l7 i. /il\ Is the center of on# of Florida's starts In January and Is at Ua lion Into lha Boulh Amrrl<sn ploaasn of playing. The roughs |man. J. L. Ingley, K. D. Randall, tender Duck crops should be pro­ sections and peak In March" rontln.nl daring wblrh lie vl*»-, liar* aU been ileanvd and the Jr., W. R. DyaaS, Stuffy McCrone, tected against cold and frost to­ ha« tho flaost Zoo la the State. The Standard Oil Company ed many nf the flouth Amerlcsn grestia are in excellent condition.; Richard Daaa and Ed. MMchell. night and tomorrow morning in Ic t a s s i f i e d a d Among tho other attrecUona guide booklet also describes rllleg sad traveled tbreugli llie la fact, I belb-vi- Ihe rograa la In; Also, Jo* Crenshaw, Pete H l f Gainsavi!ls and upper Florida East Rated la )he sightseeing refer Fort rhrlslmao, near here, as a (lens* tangles which thrive n"*r better shape now than at any llmo gin»i Hear/ Zurhside, 0, C. Tolar, Coast district*. g e t it fo r you. ence booklet Is the ’"Big Troo" “Rule hamlet In Florida where the equator slnadI bare teen tn Hanford." of‘ Orlando, W. A. Wlnsman, and Tho forecasters said weather near Lsmgwood. It also asigtaa thousands of pieces of mall from I fa egpocta In relam l» the] Among those who have played Rebecca 8lavans, Mrs. Roy Symr*. conditions In prospect for tonight • compMa ached ale of Baatord ell over lha world come to be Slalaa nest July for a leave of ovar lha course during tba past Mrs. E. Compton, Mrs. Harry and aariy morning carried no hotels aad menllona tho golf poet marked near Christmas tiaee two manlha. after which he will waatl are: Ilradhara, Mbs Money White, Mrs. threat for citrus. They forecast win help ye*. course for the fm s Ia tM of They area as* a Christmas tree be slallon*d at a post In <»•' Fnad Dolly.'J.Jm Ludwig, 0<to Fredrick Ball, and Mr*. OUo temperature as low as 32 dagrevs those who plan a trip Into the mi Ihe cachet." l'idled Slates. Caldwell, John llrrbiL Hap Flem- Caldwell, la eilrente North Flotilla, ( * L f "* Annual Free Show F o r Children To Be Held On Friday National Advertising Agencies Are Using Seminole County For Copy I n g l e y Praises Municipal Course; Many Golfers Play During Past Week i? //. A ^ v c rjrb o d y KJbuys ana uses You N e e d ‘ l e 148 ■i ■ij* _ ____ — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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