278 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f5aa955301dffb19044d8e54106859f.pdf 7fb80d615f7e82af446bb0070fcdc9fa PDF Text Text V*5*T •' 1..J7. vV/) ;•V^'.-| J iy v v ?.Tts*mtJ M tI?*[ 11 m § fc h eat LvJ ss 35355 Ju 11 ,V^.;.,!\-Al^ddated Press Foil"Leased W to , ,- t- A * s= m * SANFORD, FLOmDA, TtflWPAY) NOVE Dry M ia su ri \ . r.’ ‘ . ; . -----BAY M IN E 'rt’F!, Ain., Nov. 23.— (IP)—Governor W. W. B ran ­ don and rjine o th er persona, in­ — ■ cluding a negro serv an t, today m e n t B e g i n s t o w ere p u t under bond of $200 to securo th e ir appearanco i l d E v id e n c e m oach In county co u rt here on jDee. fo rt to L i n k F » W 0 to answ er charges of violat­ ing the prohibition law. The D o h e n y i n P l o t p arty was placed under bond a t the office of S h eriff Ramsey S te w art n fto r h raid a t a fishing cam p, nour MagnoKtr—RpTlnirH, Bnldwin C ounty la st n ight, in which th e G overnor and hin p a r­ ty of friends w ere found In a rence R i g h t s t o room w here more than a dozen bottles of l(M|uor were* seized. te r L a n d s G iv e n In the pnrty besides the gov­ leny, I s C h a r g e ernor w ere Addin Sm ith, .loo Seth, C arr McCormick, C harles IHWOTON. Sf«>v. 23.— F\ Anderson. Will Ft. ItoCd, Jack Daniels, William Cnstlcm an. efor.‘ a i*«rv that re-J David C astlrm an and Henry under ittianl until it Hudson, the la tte r a negro ser n vcrdirl. tho federal vant. These mimes were given us w ritten into the w arran ts dent today began to charging violation of tho prohnthe evidence upon bition law. Tho name o f A tti}t hopes to convict Al- > cus Mullin, of M ontgom ery, pre- ied About >ase, Is Claim viously announced' as among thosi- caught in th e .;raid, dees not appear dn the list' for whom w arrants were sworn nut. According to the arresting of­ ficers the men were seated around a curd table when the raid was made. Some of tin. Hipior wus found in a suitcase and other bottles, partly em pty *crc found around the room. According to Frnnk Hiirchard, editor of tho Foley (Alabam a) Onlooker, who was present whan t be raid was conducted, the Gov­ ernor characterized the raid us merely to em barrass” him and members of his party. He was ‘tooted by Editor llitn hard as raying th at if “ the imys are con­ victed all 1 can dn is to pinole I hrm ." Hiirchard said that tl,.. Gov­ ernor a!<o staled .that the raid was to I... regretted because of lhe ‘ injury it m ight do Baldwin county” anil expressed the opin­ ion th at “ my friend might not spuml any further money in de­ velopment of Baldwin county." i IN SESSION AT Local c i, * * \ Tr?7V;-<( i1v . \ D,v Delegates Frt»m All Dver the Nation’s (Jripf Upon PaAsInir Stale (.’a ther In Sanford Of MomphiH Editor RbRecteif in Thousands,,,ot Mes­ For Twelfth Annual Meet­ s-ages That Ptnir Intd Horn* ing With 100 Attending Florida May H dvoj’ Additional District D e a th Is^ S h o c k T o ‘ F rie n d s E v e ry w h e re Three More Delcgalea Win be Most Recent Honor Paid to Man Was Election ns Head On National Council Report Of Sopthwide Cotton Meet Of Secretary Reynolds Sa>H The tw elfth annual convention of the state y, .tt. (', A. was formnlly op-m.-d at u o’clock this inoniing in if auditorium of the First 1’resl.vteMilll church with a -hurt dcMiiaxi.tl service under the direction ■i Dr. E. I), Brownlee, pastor of the ehurch, Dr. Joseph Itoemcr, president of the stnto Y. M. ('. A. committee presided over the luuriiing ,-esr.ion. IFotitiue business was on the calFall and Edward L .. entlur for the m orning session and jw.is being diapuiehed w ith as much | of criminal cbnapira-1 j so I ns possilile. V arious slato uploitatioa of tho nn- j ;c:*n ‘tees were heard and ap|j| rcsdtirces. loinl its having to do with the VKubert!'. of Philadelphia, unctioi ng of the organization for (He government with I were mu.. . of the n •goliations th a t J The in.isi , i* . innt m a tte r was the leasing of the Elk the report *i 11..* stiite secretary, (■serves t" the Doheny inl„ it. It. . who stated th at irhile I j i I wan secretary 1 Inlviiio. He eonl ended ! Rumanian (law n to l.rhadc’ud stilt!: lie I'cing ( »t.ipilcd for wiDi: ■ u .h o it time Florida would t:0'e two IWO i n v i n .u «il o.si*-: d.Sl*': is tS w with f !wu >1. I ,• , .nave un U a From WMl’A lie!ween the | S1UO.OOO sent by Iloheny !!? <-o m lm llin j; A d v e r s e Jri.|ll, „ , ;i;ili.lll ,.t six delegates in Hours of 5:30-6:30; Pro­ lalitlie hlaek snti hcl wa <; t n n n n c l D e c isio n o f D is- , b(. national council- of the Y. M. If the conspiracy charged gram Is Planned for Tptlay frirt Enginec? to War Dept. \ . This is i' *"• d by promt' |he defendants. j . . . . iiviit "Y” workers to lie a inarvelpendittms iieiume known NKW \()R K , Nov. 2.1.—(A’) ( linmber of C.iiomcrce officials 'otis showing for the b rief period nate nmnniltee, said Rot.- ? Queen Marie of It limn it in, will hid together with ,1. N. Braxton, engin­ Fall "did not tell the farew ell to her Am erican friends eer ot the St. Johns Cunul Board that intensive Y. M. C. A. work has been carried on in the sta te . ..Ten­ every by radio this evening. ut it but tried in She will broadcast through s ta ­ and for the local commerce body, nessee, a state in which "Y ” work cal it." arc compiling statistics today for has been prom inent for 75 years, Is jud! i-how th at three e th ­ tion WMCA, between r»:'t0 and (’> Iransmiusion to S enator Duncan II. said to have only a representation nic* declined to F»ld on p. m. from the home of W illiaia Fletcher, who has w ritten tho of six in the national council. Nelson Cromwell, where she will i tank hecauso they held chandler th at lie is m aking nn e f ­ atten d a conference with director:! "The Y. M. A. Is not only nn |il!rgal." he addled, fort to huve a favorable report re ­ nought to im press upon of the Society of bYieiuln of Ftumn- turned by the United S tates Board institution through its fipsrntion of buildings and equipment worth , . . . . . it an im portant p a rt of Ilia. The roynl schedule was arran g ed i,,f , Kitiec'-.i ,,n inland w aterw ays $200,000,000, nor through directing tt was a provision givl’n Pan-American Pd- today to utllizo every m inute ot' tin 1 n l '1L‘ deeiwning of the St. Johns the activities of .'.00,000 volunteer final day here, hut with not quito I riv*r bvtva-ni Sanford and I’alatkn. workers and r>.tmn paid workers in oBipuny preference rig h ts so much apcutl ns yesterday. Today 1 ’ handed to V.a-hing- Iif* countries of (ho globe, but It is ((.IfCscs of the naval oil; , , , , . , , . . j sevm; niotorcyclo ]uOicJjflnn, the , ( .',l’ bn k Crook, district en- a brotherhood of boys ami men V t^, »JUi UUIs R'.fmr *.**.* l)ie nreferential right ’’ • policy :PM.ort y e s le f-1 ,!* ?*lfl to hftvu contained are, through each other, Irjin g Y o uie if* rt m u iu i ri^.nx., . r i i . ‘ IF In*S wlllt'll Won* I'ro^Rlv orrtiPi*- become aw are of Jesu s’ way of "Mr Dohonv hatl <it v' ar<* ,'ursink“ painful l»ru:,v* \ '» m irm r i Doiienv r ,,,,nInu ,yDei e*'a" nls. One one t h e y " ’"-* “ »<* t) at (lie unlavorr.ble re- life, 55 are the words used by Dr. others. m t-v,lM ■ «uecidi - ’»*,rnl». o n e l.y l.y <»iu W. D. W eatherford In liis address r rant n r l was made „.dropped out of the colon... in an o f - «. •*"<' ‘ '*nn..el project which............................... lr,.i.rv ,l....( .,1the ( ■ ;...........‘"c ............... lo be fort' the delegates to the conven­ t war. negotiated will,- * " 1 l,» " " w i,h ,,u* K»,ee' in terr tion at a banquet In the W oman’s i,i.„ r.H. over » . « « .■■»•• (-■ I lion '" " ...... .... ............. ... la iv,.■cii lids citv and Jackson­ ('.lull building last evening. land (bat was given to U,,‘ r">'«1 <lr,v,'rH Dr. W eatherford, who is presi­ |i|1H> | I*<»r tne first tim e m several days ville. Kdu.ird T iotler, secretary of the dent of the Southern Y. M. ('. A. Jl allow von by the a d - 1»’1 w .‘, s n m‘ " “ Gliamher of ('oniinerce, ami J. l!. college in Nashville, Tenn., is one Mr. Doheny him self >c>-«.i Iim aiotlier s p arly again , , , , ,,.i The final duy s program included Ball, spent yesterday in the sev- of the most noted speakers in the liif ril oat c u iitia rt to Ik ^ (our (>r N<.w Y))rk }lurbor, a visit eral cities of central Florida galh- United States and he kept Ids a u ­ ■UB0O.UIHI in profit., to his to tho New York Edison Company ' ering facts which are to be com­ dience in nn atten tiv e mood ! plant where the Queen will prcsH a | piled into the statistics sent to throughout his talk. NB.xerti'd that, he govern ’ lever th a t will s ta rt the m achinery S enator Fletcher. Reports from Preceding him, for the welcom­ ! show th at the Doheny for the first time, tea at the home one transportation eoinpiiny alone, ing address to the members of Hit* rni'tract .w ere not of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, and the Tliresher (lrulhers Ciuaimny. “ Y." was F orrest Lake, Mayor of itlie original routine way in tin evening, dinner ut the houto show th at a total of 41,000 tons of Sanford. '" I t ia more thrilling for trior Depart m eat hut by of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent At.tor. freight was shipped here frum ;ui' to weleoni" you th at any other irif wl' i issued an order A fter the dinner the royal party Jueksi.nvi'lo during the 12 months organization I cun think of," Mr. tr. I w:U board the steam ship Bercn- ju st past. The Clyde Line is raid Lake saiil at the banquet. mMi>' that while nego-J in have brought in approxim ately It. H. King, executive secretary N't the • (•iiti^nts between garni. ,11 000 ion- and other agencies are ml Fall wi re on for th o 1 ex p o ted In show th a t a total <>f of the southern departm ent fo r­ |*rLiv 'to ra g e e o n trn e t,1 R o g e r s I n v i t e d t o 125,(100 tons were shipped m to mally welcomud into llv ruiiks, two n.",v organizations of Florida. Ono Ikihcoy f ir $100,000. t this city by water. H e a d C e n t r e C o l l e g e was Seminole County ami the other lyrausel his ran to d ra w ' Col. Brook’s report to tho W ar was Clearw ater, lloys group dem­ Ifrom liir lis.nl; in hills of DA N V II.I.E. Ky.. Nov. 23.—(/P) D epartm ent is said to have con­ Eommatnnr and to b rin g it — Re v. Dr. lln rry C. Rogers, pas­ tained the statem ent th a t tho oi­ i astrationa were produced by C. D. Wolfe, secretary of the Semi­ fall who gave bin dem and! te r of the F irs t P resbyterian lier. along the St. Johns did not ntinued th<* governm ent , rh u rc h 0f K ansas City, Missouri take advantage of present im prove­ nole Y. M. C. A. nnd by Joe Bun­ The whole tran sactio n w i„ b<> lwniIercd the presidency of m ents ami that u decrease in ton­ ker, of Volusia county. , ' ; ,n l",''', ‘;;iy n h 1,11 * '0k. tho C entre College it was n a ­ nage along the river had made a if in cash to 1.1 Paso where , tollay. A m eeting of the deeper channel between Sanford v,r ,m,M of to purchase of tru s t„os o f the schod and Palatini unnecessary. "IJoini" : h:s own nt Ih ree , )r KoKBrJ| to th a t office The Board of Engineers in to |f*w o." last night nnd n com m ittee will go meet in W ashington this month tt* K ansas City immediately to and a t th a t time S enator Flotcher pFit k a is e r b e t t e r in to appear before it In nn effo rt aw ait his acceptance. Dr. R ogers wus bom a t Mount to have the roport of Col. Brook NEW YORK, Nov. 2!k-(/FV -A Holland. Nov. 23.—(VP) S terling, Kentucky, 4U yonrB ago. reversed and a favorable one made million dollars Ib tho valuo set Inditiun of form er Em por- ............ . |m. Who h„s been confined He attended C entre College, grad to the committeo of rivers and upon ha form er w ife’s affections hurborn. by Charles Burnham Squinr, f i­ nith what Huh boon dc- 't untlnj? in louii. The present rivers and Imrhors nancier, who was divorced last M fhviminlimn or a bnd tf GIVEN bill, ulrcady passed by the House, May in Paris. M lumli.igo is now s u c h ' EXPORT FIGURES WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-I/P)— and now in the Semite, whore it He had filed an alienation su it | WIH Hp aide to leave his the will •come up for um endm ont pre­ for th at nm ount against Horace in gf.sl weather sets in. ' G rain exports last week vious to its passage, will probably wncenunl was m ade by ; United States were 6.562,000 bu«h- bo one of thu flint m atters taken Raymond Paige, realty dealer, — r this els as com pared with '• • whom Mrs, Squior married a fte r Hjnician Rt nvmn uxm urt up by the Senate and Senator , Fiufhjils iho previous week. her divorce. Tho present Mrs. F letcher is *uid to be m aking an e ffo rt to havo the St. Johns chan­ Pnigo has pending a suit for cus­ nel project Included before its fl- tody of 12 year old P atricia-Squier, now a t the ap artm en t of M r. nol passage. * •. ,. . ;> Squler’s m other. } CoL Brooks predecessor In of­ fice, j. Col. Youngborg, roported favorably upon, the project and the [FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.— Grarfe B urch W«lkup M*” l,n,ntnh .e new report cnm'q as o blc\w_ to boslrttsk men and w atdr tran sp o rt­ Mtory of a love tha^.ntft only .daughter of the late RoV ation advocates all ov*t th is p a rt C h o tlrt Sum ner Bu^ch, bishop of V . I 'V ' if; -. /r .cue acta,' prom ises, gifts, .‘ and* fcfnfit. v ‘( |wi «t lockamlths b u t nlaj) t h e . P ro te a ta n t Episcopal diocese jho state paym ents o f ’ntortoy,” Mimnce of* the law. w as d f Now Y o r k . . . a t th a t tim e m arried and Hvln|| I Here tbelay following the. " A n .t g r .c d bofor. U n l l c d a t n t .. .Lilt. !«(■*awn / a and and LMfl with his own uwllfa two dlUfll* N a specially proptlnont Com m U sloner Frances K run, C ap ters, says th e com plaint. *' tQUPle, Who, not being M arson Won hold h r d e f a u lt f r irry. eloped to Cnllfor- 15,000 bond, while Mrs. Burch r y #ro ‘barged w ith vlo- w as released on- her own recogTALLAHA3SEE, F1s ., fifov. 23. fo Mann act. * _(^>)— The ordinance the City D eflant of the opinions o f so­ of St, Petersburg [MTe,t yesterday ended >1 the op picture r * fl0nrL,h ‘but extend- ciety,'both Mrs. Burch, ■eradon o f. Sunday-tt HAJSBLTON^PS.; N ov.’ | Ktan to ocaon. such —W ith on# bulb burn!r shows, c*barstf,.U of tha- ‘ m m r 2^ *** r.n 'n in lhc cam ls Mrai [tikup Burch, who a foW K rull a «lf«» hR ke** ** Ml>*» Isabelle Koyas, Li , to, callfo »» debutante at Hi laHfo«b£v '1 •on, an cxcluslvo i Di U erJ^Y QUEEN WILL BID j COMMERCE BODY FAREWELL TO U.S.! MOVES FOR NEW IBY • AIR TONIGHT CHANNEL REPORT MEMPHIS, Tcnri., Nov. 23.—UP) * Funeral services for C harles P a t­ rick .liiscph Mooney, m anaging ed ­ itor of I'm < >i,v.'ot'finl-Appcul and ;:v -id rn l . : the C .vnmercinl Publislimg Company, will lie held toimirrow morning al 10 o’clock with sot. n.n requiem high m ass at the church of the lunnnculatc Conc>'|*lion. Until th a t tim e the body will re s t' in his homo here. Mr. Mi.'iicy was cnllcd by death ut 11:40 o'clock Monday m orning while seated at his desk, a victim of apoplexy. Tim g rief of the natiim i:i be­ ing expressed in u flood of m es­ sages, editorial com m ent in news­ papers ami by word of mouth to tlie bereave! family and personal aruoeiutes of the late new spaper man. .Seldom Im'i tin* news of a death rocked the city of Memphis nt that which was bruudeast y ester­ day, telling of the untim ely pass­ ing of Mr. Mooney. C. P. J. Mooney was horn 01 years ago in Bullitt county, Ken­ tucky, the son of John Francis nnd Hanna Mooney, farm er folk. It was his ready Irish w it nnd the sntilo which radiated sunshine which mndu of C. P. J. Mooney tho !,• * •’ss which waa his heritage. ■ atholic, Jew nnd P ro testan t al­ ways found In Mr. Mooney a sin­ cere friend, tho same to nil, though unil he adhered to the fa ith of his fath ers, Roman Catholic and was a devout supporter of Hint faith . His religious or personal Ideas never predom inated his Cdttor||lI columni, . . ' ' K . ... Never has tho South fa r d nn em ergency during Mr. Mr nicy’s life ns a public servant th t ho was not cnllcd in an advic y ca­ pacity. Tho m ost recent </f his south­ wide activities wns when ho was tnudo chulrm an of tho Southwido Cotton conference held in Mem­ phis. Governor Henry L. W hitfield In­ troduced Mr. Mooney to th a t g a th ­ ering in n very ap t m anner, a sen­ tence w hidi typically ch aracter­ ized the m an: "C. !’. .1. Mooney, a veritable steam engine ia breech­ es." Tomorrow afternoon his body wilL be nsigned to a gravo in C alvary cem etery. Members of bis editorial s ta ff were to a c t as uctivo pallbearers. The honorary pallbearers will ho t irectors of tho Commercial I’ulli.ihing Com­ pany. "T h irty ," the ne. spnporm an’n rignnl for "the end," !■ is been w rit­ ten a t Uic lust assignm ent of C. I*. J . Mooney. V essel With Large Squier A sks Million Rum Cargo Seized For A lienation Of 140Mile8FromLand HisW ife’sA ffection . NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—(A3)— A linent N ew York. Couple A rrested ilifornia For V iolating Mann Act Sunshine City Law Valid By (Court More Eiffortfl *Tj7 im ,« . *on A n d N in e O t h e r s H e l d F o r V io la tio n h P J? $P > r4 ; P Y' • UK Final Prep a ifa Modi To Of Col. Jfltl*! preparations t<fr tho funenq) o f tho late O iorgo W. Knight, who died n t hl« flomo In Sari Lknta Sunday night, nr* being mode today, and w ith th e arriv al th is afternoon of fam ily relatives froni New Jersey, all dotails are to b t completed. — Tho pal bearers were announced this m orning as follows: Honorary —S. O. Chase, F o rre st Lake, H. R. Stevons, F ran k MacNcil, AIf fed F orster, F. P. F orster, Samuel B. F. W hitncr, Sr., nnd C. E. Hen­ ry. Active pal] bearers arc Leroy Chittenden, Randall Chase, George G. H erring, ' F rank J. Losalng, Bruce W. Anderson, Shermun M. Lloyd, A. P. H aggard and Percy A. Mcro. Thu ushers for the service at the P resbyterian church, where the funeral is to be held at 3 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, aro A. R. w’y. Platt, Tom: tendon and RcV, 5- >-Vt A Brownies i t to hAro cb ^ £ £ '^ . £ 4 '! * : Glover, chaplain ‘w Cami sing. Post of tha gtallj urtder drfi' funeral is to b« eo Col. K night . pits: 11:30 o’clock S u n * . an l« n n » of<mly,A,tfat $)bA l)ur|« f tion. He suffered a slight Injury to his rig h t hand 10 days ago' which la te r became Infected. T hat, to g eth er w ith complication* caused by blood pollening, is said to have caused his sudden death. He was ono of th a moqt prom i­ nent business men of Sanford and ho fact th a t he was ,w«]| kpown th roughout the state If expected to b rin g hundreds of pAApja to the fu n eral tom orrow , ; m <*.* ^ In Tiro! Expert I i s.f■ m ftisLAa. AGREEMENT HAS M M Y PLANS TO BEENREACHEDON AGAIN INTRODUCE STREET PROBLEM FARM ER A ID BILL th e f t N at th e sam e p areo m ;,^ ,V i’ * wmie City Commissioners nnd Pro­ Relief Measure In More Sim­ perty Owners of Park Ave­ plified Eorm Has Been O u t - _____ nue u n d Second Street Will lined; An Appropriation of with the Expedite Widening Action 250 Million Will Be Asked Mills, slain JiusbAnA Af Mrs, gS 8i An agreem ent relative to the WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—(A5)— widening of Park Avenue nnd Sec- Tho M cNary-H augen farm relief ond S treet was reached yesterday bill, this time in a som ewhat elmafternoon nt n m eeting of property j pliflcd form , again erlll knock a t owners nml members of tho City | the door of Congress. Commission u t th e City Hall. J Sonator McNarj*, of Oregon, who Definite action was not taken but will bo the new chairm an of th e It Is roported th a t the settlem ent Senate A g ricultural Committee, agreed upon was satisfacto ry to proposes to introduce a red rafted tho m ajority (ft the property own­ m easure on the f ir s t day of th e a p ­ proaching session and speed Itg er*. At tho next m eeting of tho Com- • along th e legislative p atkmibstoneni, it Is oxpoctcd th a t final WIW t0 * vo^f!r • j -. A •» action will bo taken so th a t work ^ * ° now W^R embody t M on these thoroughfares m ay begin Ban[>0 pHnc*pIo •» the old, ha said, in the im m ediate fu tu re. , Bml • ‘though the final d ra ft la not S. O. Hhinholser. chairm an or complete, ho P ^ P o " « J o aUl SU the City P lanning Commission, nPPr‘>P»latlon of. »250.000,QOa to presented to (the City Commissiontho export m achinery Which qrs his final re p o rt on tho changes JJ* , ^ cn,u;° . Would to **n'. nnnee, which is yet to be subm it- confer ,H th a number of farm 1< ' tod for actunl vote. Th« rep o rt era but In announcing hts Inter of G ardner ft. R oger, city plan- to ,n b f| th , bJ„ w c«h ning engineer was subm itted and gr0„ f h# M M rtod th# prln^ is expected to be approved Sov- chnng0 t0 ,)0 m#<le the ^ eral changes, which wero *"ked by moaaura WOuld be In the adminlsproperty irwners of the city, have tr#tlve m achinery it would set up. I.boon a., m mado m, all in ,n Ithe li A nordinance. M,1IHAVSl!A 1 A . .. ■ . — • _ — * He fools the bill, defeats Sufficient time fo r a th o ro u g h 1y^ar, will draw m ore sup; study of the ordinance wns allowed tho session,, ■■ aa the ku« kcom u iaing „ i| ochiuii vow i'arm ert the Commissioners, and tax payors, of* the -* — 3 - are of hte W est and* South beforo it will bo voted upon. opinion, dem anding move srdeotly Citisens of Goldsborough p re­ a relief from low prjcoa* „\, sented a petition nt the m eeting The now measufV would provide which requested a more s tric t en­ for a board to be “— ,A*X- *‘A forcem ent of tho Sunday closing President from th e 12 F ed eral Land law in th eir section of the city. The Banks d istricts ahd would' H ceive petition stated th a t irro g u lar clo s-la salary of $1,0,000 per y ear each, ing hours on tho p a rt of some They would be required to devote Golsborough m erchants seriously th eir wholo tlmo to the business o f Interfered with religious services the board, Crops to bu included in the scope on Sunday. The city m anager was authorized at tho proposed m easure would be tq purchase a now streo t awoep- wheat, corn, cqttont.swino and rice, cr, tu rn in g In ono which w as r e ­ tho last nam ed appearing fo r the cently wrecked a t a cred it of firs t timo in connection with such legislation. •1.000; , A ssurances of support, the Sen­ A petition from N. H. G arner ato r said, have been given hint' by askod th a t gas and newer m ains bo extended to Oak Hill and tho a num ber of Senate And House . . . .. Commissioners authorised tbo members. purchase of a carload of g as pipe but aid not a c t on th e aewer re- Art Exhibit W Held Wedne Woman’s Club: Gorman barkentino, said to have a |5,000,000 cargo of liquor, lay a t anchbr in NAw York harbor to ­ day a f te r a m ysterious sdfcure 140 miles at sea. T he th lfd annual a i d ; C oast guard officials refu te to th e L itera tu re D epartm ent disclose tho reason lo r tho seizure, .Club will be he: * but a m an who boarded, the vea-' W ednesday,, said he ballevid th e Vessel waa In d lattess fo r Uric o f ' food and W R »«L a» th a t- b y ordAta ffonli W ashington w w d .i t provisions had b la h te n t out. S in-law of tb a o ta a r The N a er a pM f _ _ th a t he mod# enlarged J of th a p rin t on th e c a l of th e left ln d « ' “ fandant. S tat« k had tostiflsd w as t h a t otThe w iinH a w n examined th e tw o replied h» tba Affit---"A ra tM y fb % s« M form er a tto tM f H. M cCarter, exam ination. “T M y ora n o t," fc i« olaa of M i * _ th e UstlHSony p eri. j. j . Gerhard R uhr w as t h t .t h t to making: prttt,f»litl m ik ln fiS jA a �KRH v.;*> ft-'i j-^ u r r A ■3 0 ^ 1 •V* ■V? w ir^ ^I m •«•,.y •»-ih \*,« L.Vir..* V |V ' -.17! 1 ■; - % I •- .. V «vr '-• , - « <1 A TT P . '' ’- - " l " ’T : Wi ir ' 3 r ^ ii 1 ; S W ^ il ' ' ^ -*|~^ , *-•' s r i ■ •J — ^5^fy<**3 -■ —r ■ ■. . S it five y ard ioaa. W alker w as h u rt on th e play. Time out fo r Kisslmmoe. W ines kicked SO yards and W TV \ t tflD iball fall dead. ^ ■ >4 H T Maxwell crashed Center fo r four i .'-A-v - S JL TaiMs. A pass fro m Maxwell to * a <u* <■ Thom pson was in c o m p W . M ax­ well hit cen ter fo r six y ard s and firs t down. Mobley slipped o ff left tacklb fo r five yards. Mobley fail­ (By The A ssociated P ress) | jshod ru tti' ^ ed to gain a t center. Beland caught Only a T h an ksgiving day dance djrht overci Mnxwell fo r a seven yard loss. The ’■ ••-••> , . _ j now and th e S o u th 's annual fo o t-1 other hand ball w ent over on th is play. Local High School Team Puts ta ll p a rty will bo over. A mn- 'vou!d cl*h»: W ines m ade fo u r y ard s through Across Score in F irst Five Tj„_ j . . . . . - , jo rity o f conference team s heard her ultiaut* cen ter Bandy added one a t c c n - ; thc lnst BtTalns of tho orchegtrn on Te Minutes and Tallies Again ter. W ines made a f ir s t down During the Second Period In S atu rd ay ’* gam es. O thers, loath Kentucky, ,j n g th ro u g h le ft tackle. C otton failed to lay aw ay th e ir p a rty clothes, *■/ the stsndlnj to gain a t center. W ines ran out preened them aetves fo r one last OT>o lass. of bounds fo r a fo u r y ard gain toiree. Georg!* T«k| -*• ► ■t » a t rig h t end. W ines failed to gain Several team s had debutantes in than an spetkij a t le ft tackle. W ines failed by the session's play and others p re­ victory over inches to m ake f ir s t down. Th» YaHkees' Pilot on Visit to One of Kissimmee's Scores sented a phase of overhead attack men. Stodesbery fum bled b u t recov­ th a t for consistency of success wns their *cuon Results from Blocked Kick; DeLand Says No Place in ered fo r a four y ard loss. Stodes­ n?w to Bouthcm football. The for many ym ,. Wines Stare for Visitors Country Offers as Ideal bery ran around le ft end for 15 g ran d prize w inner wns not a d e-IC0r,lcst would J Climate as Does This Slate ynrds. Muxwell h it center for hutanto, however. A labam a's ,nor« rivalry (By Bill DuBose) two. Mobley lost a yard a t rig h t Crimson Tide, with a few frills and ''io-.vn s p u n y ^ Sanford High although DELAND, Fin. Nov. 22.— (/P)— _ losing __ to tackle. The third q u a rte r ended ' furbelow s to keep a b reast of the “n,J’ a ^ptrite4 m Florida today offers the bes tad- Kissimmee in n close gam e her. here with the hall in S nnford’s p u s -1tim es, o u tflirted ev e ry th in g in the f icjuvenited, | vantages to m ajor league baseball j S atu rd ay was the firs t team t<> session on h er own 58 yard line. I parade and only a coquettish wull- 'Vufhingtooi By H arrig Rims I clubs for tran iin g season cam ps of scort* an Kissimm ee this season. Scc.*re Kissimm ee 14, S anford 15. I flower, th e U niversity of Georgia, conquest oitr ST E T SO N U N IV ER SITY , De.- any o th er sta te in the Union ,nc- Kissimmee came here S atu rd ay i M oughton w as sen t In fo r Y an­ stand in the way of nn unbroken (itt'e difficulty i L and, N o r. 22—T here is som ething cording to M iller H uggins, m a n a - • bi* favorite over S anford because cey fo r Sanford. Maxwell h it left s trin g of conquests. in the Gitor s a d ab o u t a swan sqng, and yet g er of the New York Yankees, who of the splendid record th a t It had .tackle for th ree yards. Maxwell Both team s w ere idle Saturday, promised. th e doleful tune m ust come sooner ,tnnde this declaration here a t an made this y ear ag^Jnst the ru th er punted 40 y ard s to Wlnos who as wero o th ers -ptaong tho leaders, Through ; . or- later. However, if when the inform al luncheon. l>oor record m ade by Sanford fum bled the ball. M oughton recov­ and it rem ained fo r "Washington conference . t h a t fo r th e farew ell gong comes “ Many of you peoplo’ o f the H igh’s Celeryfods. ered fo r Sanford. and Lee and M aryland and South games thin tian reveals to th e qinger South,” said the m anager, "have Sanford scorod in the firs t five 1 • well j p e n t cancer followed , down perhaps not poted th a t the clim ate m inutes of plhy and soon a fte r S todesbery w ent off rig h t tackle Carolina and N o rth C arolina S tate ventages of Jflri !l;f\' ' • p a th ,o f triu m ph and glory he has changed considerably in m any fo r five yards. Maxwell went to keep the p a rty a t its h eig h t.. nine were in thj scored th eir second touchdown a f t ­ It* . v/ishould * - fedl - - a •tingle . - of lastin g joy over cen ter fo r fo u r ynrds. M ax­ They succeeded. of the Southern states. Back a < k«Hd nd cOrrfpenliktfng satisfaction mix- few yearn m ajor and m inor league e r two long m urrhes down the In one gam e, C aptain Raubor,! Hrookavil)< well w ent over cen ter ag ain for field. Kissimmee then stiffened &V ajfcWltJi Jiio aorrow. of the G enerals, slipped a field j construction of 8 | seven yards and f ir s t down. Max, tenm s trained in A tlnntn, A ugustn, (heir defense and S anford could P ' \ W SM wA W a t Sanford when the N(,w ‘ 0 r |L,n'n:, and " well added an o th er y ard a t the m’ort-‘ n,ul in a tw inkle, W ash in g -! Hornando cooM Hot Springs, score no more. ‘ fltatson elaven meets the powerful i Af. 7 sam e place. Stodesbery wont off goal across the b ars fo r the onlyj — w hnt m ight be cnllS hortly afte rw a rd K issim m ee, ||P ' ' mochlne of tennossec in , C(| le ft tackle for four y ards. M ax­ ton and Leo cam p arativ ely was in I freezo-outs.' the eyes of the scored on a blocked punt th n t fell 7..r fin a l H a lt er gam e of the sen-1 . . . . well h it cen ter ag ain fo r two yards. 18 point h otter shape th an th e ! $1,000,000 «on C aptain Spot C ourtney a n d ' 'nttnnKer(H. ItIu/ rn c'1 ltv " l ^ ‘r oc»- hack of the S anford gonl line. K is s -1 Stodesbery w ent o ff lo ft tackle for m ighty Yale. F o r it was tho old j To end K ’>Vv #*-Cfeptsln Don G eiger of the S tet- “ ?"*•, c f,l,ifo rn 'H f,rBt ftMtl l“ ^ r imniee scored again if little la te r ' humbled fo u r yards. Maxwell h it cen ter line of M uryland ta h t Floridu. F irst it was Texas, then and kicked both goals and the aon 'R a tte rs will sing the sw an Yale 15 to 0 several weeks ago. The 24 ag ain fo r two yards. Stodesbery ■ongo ctf (their fo o tb all careers. J t F lorida, then back to Texas, hut secring w as over for the afternoon. The tw o C arolina team s were failed to m ake f irs t down by less N ig ” Niemiec, " b e tte r than Gipp or G ran g e!" Thnti’s w hat the ex­ Th?ro’a a vtj j Both tenm s played hard and .will l^e Jbe la st tim e they will eyor a t present Floridn ceems to have n hit m ore hectic in th e ir scoring The clim ate here is good football during the second I,e rt* nre »nyi'tg n to u t " N ig ” Niemiec. N otre Dame player. Well they th an a foot. efficient, »o i c h a ry n over a gridiron w ith th e ir J' the lead. and S outh C arolina’s 20 to 14 vic­ W ines h it ce n te r fo r th ree yards. fallow w earers of green and w|ilto. obout i<1.onl nn<1 much nenrer thnn half and both team s threaten ed to m'Rbt, too, for the y o u n g ster certainly stack s up ns n g ridder of to ry elev ated th e Gamecocks to $1 000,000 for Cotton failed to gain a t the line. . a n t P erfo rm ers P a ss | California. score hut fell sh o rt of the f i n a l , prom ise. fo u rth placo in th e conference HILL’S. It hours, chrcb; T u rk ey Day gam e w ith I “ 1 believe the program here punch. Much credit m ust b e Neimiec can run, pnns and kick. He’s one of the fa ste st men on W ines w as stopped f OT ft stan d in g w ith fo u r g am es won and . . y ard loss. K issim m ee s e n t in „ MaryVifle m ark s the p assing from ^ e coming season will em brace rev given to both linos for the good the r.quud and hns a clever Way of eluding enem y tncklcrs. He can two lost. An a ir a tta c k w ith ^ Wel8’J ontt The millions J th e B a ite r football realm two of about nine clubs from the m ajor wor n r ng tho gam e. M a n y tosa the oval w ith m ost of ’em and is a p u n te r f a r above the average, T ucker fo r Beland. W ines punted "W ild B ill" R ogers a t th e helm, 60 yard s to Thom pson who re tu r n ­ ’f o -i' th e m q st b rillia n t perform ers who leagues, who will tra in in this firs t downs were m isses by inches rely on it. Gql _ featu red th e team 's superiority. HILL’S Ca ed the ball five yards. This was -p lay ed undor the green and stnte. T here nhould bo fourteen, when the line would hold and this T hree o th er gam es w ent into Be sure yog || loro, . , j which Will m ean a playing schedule kept both team s from fu rth e r scor- W alker wns stopped by Mobley1fo r second half, Maxwell kicking 35 th e o u tstan d in g p u n t of the gome. the records. C en tro won over XTy? C ap tain Spot Cortney, S tetson's betw een the team s of considerable ing during the second h alf of thu a yard loss. W in e s was cau g h t bo- y ard s to W ines who re tu rn ed five Maxwell w as forced out of bounds K entucky 7 to 0, and Virginia red box with II hind the line fo r a five yard- loss before being throw n. W ines ran for no gain. ,fv7 : t e n o r a l '’ to whom the H a t - ! im portance, locking too from the gtimc. M axwell crushed sm othered Randolph-M acon 57 to druggists—JOt. I The gnm o.ln detail: ittog-M occasin gam e was dedicated ntnndpoint of goto recoipts. This C aptain Thompson won the toss by Entxm ingor. It was a b eauti- eleven yards a t rig h t end before th rough ce n te r for seven yards. 0, but the wounded F lorida A lliga­ fo u r faith fu l and triu m - - la tte r point is som ething which and elected to receive; W ines kick-! ful tackle. W ines punted 55 yards being throw n out o f bounds. Cot­ M axwell’s kick was blocked and to r could not no b e tte r thun tie ■ p h s n t pears w ith the H ntter toam . | ennnot he given too much im port- Ing o ff 40 ynrds to Stodesbery out of bounds. ton failed to gnin n t center. Speer Kissimm ee recovered. H am pdcn-Sidney. N eith er scored. r, ® 1* S tetso n 's plucky llttlo 140 unce. T rninnig expenses of a who retu rn ed the ball five yards. On the firs t play W ines ran broke through and threw W alker Tho final dance on Turkey Day It wan S an fo rd ’s hall on her own left half back performe.r. His foot- ninjor league team come high, here Maxwell h it luft tackle for a yard for a four y ard loss. W ines a t ­ around rig h t end for 18 yards. will bring to g eth er eig h t team s baH career w ith the Stetson team o r elsewhere, The Y ankees’ p arty and Mubley followed with five at ■15 yard line. On the firs t piny tem pted -to pass to W alker b u t the Thompson who was th e la s t man and for the m ost p a r t tho ensuing ha* , been a rom orkablo one. His la st yenr contained 05 hebzers. rig h t tackle. Maxwell failed to Mnxwell hit cen ter broke through involve traditional nmi reversed his field for a 25 ImSH wns grounded. W ines punted botween W ines and th e gonl made b u ttles will Cotton lost th ree foes. The A labam u-G eorgiu game U i;.- JlJlpuact 8P a p lay er and as gentle.- XKia included 55 new spaper repre“i1. “ r t °#r V ..!?5!CW®,! 1yard run. It was u p re tty piece of ;)5 y“ r<lH to Maxwell w ith a th ree a p re tty tackle. S hS inM f kWOtl ° U I I n p nce.J°f M ntaUvos. These representatives 55 ynrds ou t of bounds. Wines fail- running. ynrds a t rig h t end. Wines broke com m ands th e sp o tlig h t of in ter­ Mobley fumbled b a t re ­ y ard retu rn . dcaerved honor. His hns won the 8oliJon, ,ook in on a little thing ed to gain n t rig h t tackle. The * th ro u g h ce n te r for five yards. Fresh S m t est hut T ech-A uburn; Tenncsseecovered for a yard loss. KissimMnxwell made n y ard n t left confidence and approval of his like a gam e. E ast senson a t St.- next play was recalled and Saiifr/r.1 S3 per box of .J W ines dropped back to the 35 Kentucky an d .F lo rid a-W ash in g to n | nice su b stitu ted Bandy for R ogers tackle. Stodesbery ndded th ree coach, his toam m ates, h i fellow o i __, . P etersb u rg , the golf gam es clann- penalized five yards when B F ord-j Mnxw, „ fum blct, bllt recovcre(l for large size, m ore n t the snmc place, Mnxwell j ^ ne ani^ attem p ted to place and Ix:e will close in fo r their s tu d e rts and the faculty of h is a l - L . , _ i » i i„* i hnm wn» called isfnctkm ««, in long A be . rem em ­ C<1 absolutely. h a re ■ of th e la s t su rg in g ro a r of ma m ater. He »will hit «cen ter »ui fo r iu fo u r yurus y ard s nnu«>jn and<*on i ba^ wcnt wide; ----San- s :----, ,off-side. , Sanderson , i! no gnin. A pass from Mnxwell •••«. ihui ,, ..................-» Questioned aa to the report Li, , hack. W« payl bered n o t only na an o u tstan d in g i f a Cf r» r ? r }}!!nes ! Thom pson was incomplete when the noxt play m ade it firs t down • ^or(^ 8 ba on b er own y®rd lino cheers. ix of thetf 3 A box backfleld p orform cr on tho Stcsou ij t h a t the Y ankees' m ight S S S ^ * 1 1 “ !? H iggins wns se n t in fo r Muxwell My d efeatin g G eorgia, A lab am a’s _ J Thompio’ n w.’ J U . « . 1 X 7 * .tU * cinted Chris football team , b u t aa a popular : th is city for its fu tu re tra in in g punted out o f bounds 30 yards. A pass from H ig -, cham pions will have an unblemcau g h t the bull. The bull w ent ca u g h t nnd lost a y ard r.t conter fo r Sanford. Maxwell failed to gain a t cen ter i over on this play. and desirable atudent on tho S tet- center, Mr. H uggins doolared: ACME F/ gins to Thom pson was incom plete. j Maxwell lost an o th er yard n t rig h t "O ur plnns for tho fu tu re are bu t K issim m ee was penalized five aon U n iv ersity campua. I lis g ln , m .d c . y . r j . t rig h t t.ck -1 s>n(or<|13 Kl„ lmmec 14, W ines railed to guin n t rig h t (“ d d o . Maxwell punted 35 yards E x -C ap tain Don G eiger, 215 som ething which I do not cure yards fo r off-side. Strodesbery le. H iggins passed to Stodesbery Sanford On a delayed buck Cotton tho bnl1 K°inK <*it of bounds, Kissimmee pound tackle, has been a tow er of to discuss a t present. I am in n w ent off left tackle fo r tw o yards. tackle. h it cen ter for five yards. On the | W ines failed to gnin n t center fo r seven yard s. H iggins punted E ntzm ingor Tucker *■■■■■■■ s tre n g th in tho H itte r line i o r wuy interested in n possible locn- On the next play Stodesbery w ent sam e pluy W ines gained throe j W ines made th ree yards n t rig h t 35 y ard s and tho ball foil dead. I A Finchci . fo u r y ea rs, He has won wide re-1 t |on northw est of th is city, with off rig h t tackle fo r forty yards 4 W ines failed to gain a t center.! Ynncy A plan has been discus­ hofore tho safety man tackled him. j m ore yards a t rig h t tackle. Wines i on(I- C otton ran th rough tho line D. Walkoi cognition as u sm ashing line p0r- others. down. Wines nnd Cot- W ines ra n around rig h t end f ° r ; s an(ig foyinor. Ho hft s become well versed I »cd which em bodies perm anent I t was a beautiful run uml he failed to gain on a run around left ^o r Campbell W inei added a yard Speer ctid. Bandy wns throw n for a 3 ! ton f«dvd to m ake ...an .u o th ern f irs t 15 yards, tra in in g q u arte rs, a g o lf courtic 'Jln'-iiil ‘tho d ep artm ents of footbail a rte u n course was wus forced io rcc a to lo shake snaKe off o il seveal , , ------ ...................... , ............." S chw crkart N othing would-bq tacklers. Stodesbery h i t 1y“ r.‘‘ ^ ^ n e s was thrown ^ ^ tries « t the line so a t center. B andy ran rig h t ° n d ; gtoJnc* f w a rfare, and ns ho term inate^ his and a baseball colony. T yner fo r five yanU - A. Rogero wns ThompHon (c) ca ree r he may well be r e ­ y e t has been decided upon. Our J left tackle and broke through for 1,,f bT <,:il “ tc r " th A >’ftrd K“ " I I f t e r A. Rogero L ‘l ? *d --right end. Wines puntuJ n‘ter traveling .i5 yards. Stodes- sen t in fo r W alker fo r KiaBimmce Maxwell garded ao a finished product of the co n tra ct w.ith S t. P etu rsb u rg still 1 ten yards. Mobley uddedT two around .... Wines hery fundded b u t recovered for u R ogero failed to gain a t rig h t Stodesbery g riddlron. lr ru n s for unother tra in in g season, yards a t le ft tackle. Stodesbery ■’ 0 y n n 8 oul wf bounU8 Sanderson ■ fo u r yard loss. end. W ines failed to gain on Mobley Ho enjoys tho reputation of being Wc have been p a rtia l to th a t city w ent over loft end for eight yards. S~ anford su b stitu ted W alker for Cotton Stodesbery pushed th ro u g h Tight I long le ft ond ru n . Sands w as ® b4rd» consistent nnd fa ir flg h to r. because of its good population d is - 1 The ball w as on K issim m ee’s 21 Stodesbery and H iggins for M ax­ S um m ary: Touchdowns, K issim ­ The p re se n t season saw him do his tric t to draw from und you know ynrd lino in S anford’s possession. well, W alker lost five vnrds on tackle for th ree yard s. M axwell h u rt and H ansel! w as sen t in fo r mee W ines and T ucker. Sanford f r e e s t gridiron work. Ho hns you m ust consider th e g a te re- - F irst down and 10 to go. Mobley a criss-cross. W alker hit c e n te r! h it cen tcr f,>r foar yard s. Max- him. H ig g in s could not reach a M axwell and Stodesbory. P o in t aftwon th e goodwill of th o entire cclpts, as our club m anagem ent j his rig h t guurd for throe yards, fo r four yards. H iggins failed t o i y 6 ^ attem p ted to p u n t b u t thu bad pass, from cen ter and he fin-1 or Touchdown1. Kissim m ee, Wines Suitable **j ntemhDrahip o f Sctson U niversity, pnys the expenses of th e newspap-1 Stodesbery added a yard a t center. gnin a t rig h t tackle. On thu next ball was p artly blocked and A hlly recovered th e ball on his own 2 (Placo kicks) S anford, Mobley family . *nd ca rrie s w ith him the fellclta- or correspondents, golf balls, soda Stodesbery was forced o u t of play H iggins attem p ted to punt j Fordhnm recovered it fo r a S an ­ th ree y ard line. H iggins punted (place kick). real dole ft] tio n i .of a host of H a tte r follow- w ater nnd o th er trim m ings. Mobley carried 35 y ard s to C otton w ith no re ­ hounds on K issim m ee’s 12 ynrd but Sanderson broke through and ford f ir s t down. and three S u b stitu tio n s: KLssimmoe, W alk­ *ra. " I ’ll udm it th a t DeLnnd is a line a f te r n run around rig h t end. blocked the kick. Tucker fell on tho ball for two y ard s a t loft end. turn. er fo r Sanderson, Snndorson for garage .Tw o splendid specim ens of mnn- good location for n m ujor lenguA pnsB from W ines to- T ucker Finchor, B andy fo r A. Rogero, Be­ every Maxwell hit center three stra ig h t the ball a fte r it had fallen over tho I S tode«bl!ry was cau g h t behind the £ '7 ’ ’^bopd'.w ill ap p ear in tho Sanford train in g legation and should draw tim es and the last tim e w ent over goal line. Wines kick for goal wns Hno for an eig h t y ard loss by C ot­ wns incom plete.. R ussell for Entx- land fo r T ucker, T u ck er fo r Be­ v i C.l^sb f o r th eir last tim e. At the Thle pJ**1 Maxwell m ade fo u r y ard s m lnger fo r SAnford. S peer caught land, A. R ogero fo r W alker. S an­ one*. D etroit fo r instance is for a touchdown. Moble*y place good. Score Sanford 13. Kissim­ to n . ^ . .^ . e o n c W a i o n of the b attle th e ir swan wtuinlaf n t rig h t tackle b u t w as forced to " | practically. a t th is tim W ines fa r no gnin. H iggins in te r­ ford, W alker fo r S todesbery, H ig­ kicked' fq r tho e x tra point. Score m ee 7. ■ ,P0Hfi will have been sung, 7“ bu . e. .„.w. ithout . .i owet , . . . __i______ . . i_ W ines kicked off 20 yards to p u n t on the next play. Maxwell cepted a pass from Wine*, and r e ­ gins fo r M kxwell, M axw ell fo r ^ ^ ^ p c h l e v e m e n U . . w l l l not be for- ^r “ ninR h,om e- ns 8 Zf h" S anford 7, Kissimmee 0. • I Chicago team s and tho Bosti.n S anford kicked off, Muxwull Speer w ith n five yard retu rn . punted 30 yurds to W ines w ith u turned th e ball 20 y ard s before be­ H iggins, Stodesbery fo r W alker, *1 • . • ing throw n o u t of bounds. The M oughton fo r Yancey, H iggina for A m ericans. I am not In favor of kicking 35 yards to W ines who Mobley h it cen ter for nine yards. aix yard retu rn . Mobley broke th ro u g h nnd la st m an .paught him and if he hud M axwell, H ansell fo r Sands, Rus- ■ a college cam pus m yself, not tlm t fum bled the hall when he wns ta c k ­ W alker made it first down a t ' : • , ’i j it m ight not appeal to other m an­ led. A. Fortlhum recovered th e rig h t tackle. W alker hit left cau g h t W alker fo r a seven yard oluded th is ta c k ie r Sanford would soil fo r E ntzm ingor. ag e rs, a t all, but I urn of the op­ hall und it war. S an fo rd ’s hall. Mob­ gu ard for three yards. W alker ndd- Ipsa. Wines w ent over rig h t gunrd have scored. The gam e ended O fficials: R eferee, Chittondon. Sands broke I here w ith th e ball in S an fo rd ’s pos- U m pire, fioetain. H ead Linem an, inion th a t u real trn in in g q u arters ley m ade two yards a t center. ed three m ore a t left tackle. Hig­ fo r fo u r yards. should he eqtublisht d here." Mobley failed to gain nt center. gins failed to gain at center. Mob­ th ro u g h nnd cuught W alker fo r n I session on k lsaim m ee's fo rty y ard B utler. ■■■■I Kissim m ee su b stitu ted W alker fb r ley failed to m ake first down by " j and Snndorson for Inches and tho ball went aver. , Yale-Harvard Game Sanderson Fincher. Wjnes crashed through center* May Gauge N ew Rule Stodenbery sta rte d on u ru n for fivo yards. Cotton ndded four hidden bft!t trick was a nround le ft end b at fumbled the yard s a t rig h t tackle. Bnudy succeaa.........They even suc* NEW YORK, Nov. 22.— (/P) — hall and recovered for a gnin of was cau g h t for a seven yard loss. in hiding it from themTho possibility of a new rule ou two yards. Kissim m ee was pena­ W ines failed to tpake firs t down the football books n ext seasim de­ lized five yards for off-iide. Mnx­ In two trios a t the line und puntveloped today from an incident well hit ce n te r fd r seven yards. fljd 20 y ard s to Higgins who slg-. moro th a t fig u red In Yale^a d u c a t of Maxwell hit c e n te r againn to fo r a fa ir enteh. Higglha fo r th reja "naled ta re na ; v.A stance H arvard S atu rd ay . yurds and fjra t down, Studasberd fbimbled the ball on the first play le ohjy iia n , we ev'er eVe tow Yale scored, a touchdown after failed to gain a t rig h t guard. uard. UfcJ& m id T ucker recovered for K issim . d d e c ip h e r one of thosu ee. eh a rta ahowlng how old Si- a punt drove th e ball from H ar­ well h it ce n te r fo r tw o yards. The laff.M W ines h it center for two ynrdt. / ■ m a c e d th e ball a g a in st vard te rrito ry to a p p a re n t sa f­ q u arto r ended here w ith th e baJT.MP ety. The ball w aa ca rried back SunfcTd’s possession on Kiaslm.* C otton h it cunter for sevon yards, 0 T < • r’ ' " r \* kiraab. I* 1 when it w as diacovered th a t a m ee’s throe y ard line. Score S an ­ w in e a added a yard a t center? ^ Longwood, F lb rito UMolinl would h a v e ' m ade a Yale su b stitu te had tro tte d on the ford 7, K issim m ee 0. • W * lk er ra n to Sanford’s th rea flold of b attle in the m iddle of a t b ig league pitcher............ On tho f ir s t play Stodeabery yard line before ho was stopped. '•fW In a new kick> Yale block- crashed through center fo r a toui^p* W faw crashed through‘ center for fCM V see mu to be able to h it play. ,ed the kick, and S tu rh ah n recov­ down. Bobley's attem p ted ' p la c l M fcbdow n. Wines added the ek* »• r-'/fiT ered the ball over H a rv a rd ’s goal kick' fo r e x tra point w as blocked: W n ti and Kissimmee lead* / o r a touchdown. R a d i t n o t been altu atlo n in Ita ly hae aboul Tho loss of the point proved to b« vK liaim m ee 14, Sanford 13. ,fo r the touchdown H ^rV ard would the m argin of defeat fo r S anines ktckod off 40 yards M T ry to .Adopt’ atringent have - i , woh. ... ford. Score 8anford 13. Kiaaimwho returned the b tl» 1 i Greatest Horse* and Drivers andJiM tf ! ^ tU c o n ^ ? th. premier- .C * ritics say th e f c jH lim td was ,neo 0 Q. W alker h it cen M»**cause *a "UsedJ a ‘touck "*■ Sant kicked o f f .^ I a x the half end' f ile m en to well kteU ng o ff 40 yards oWnpletely <Ute caused Sanford ia. •.enabled iirtii-, • t"the fleldr i ‘te hall 20 ie eecond h alf of • " L-j. Block *J * . "t . . _ Aar \a«< 4, 'w x t'IM RubsUtyted , An Sanfofd" subi ■ ‘ ‘ y t . ' y **, T' •-'■w-rft® '.■• w •vy "Better Than Grange” 80 wing, ’Gnurtney,, Is With Giant Bow ;nHave 4-Years FLORIDA IS BEST TRAINING P U C E Both Lines Display Fine All-’round Work ^ L eft Half Back Has T£ Proven #ne of Best In Southern Game Hi r fc ; Fi FLORID! F or s The Premier* Event ot Florida’s Sporting: THE INAUGURAL ness T SEMINOLE RACING C THE DIXIE BETWEEN NOV. lyih and Coni iv'• A l - �$ •fy frgfrry .*5 m ••*—* *! & MS-v II U H 4&dH m :n; ts m> gocre r - r VCi raj?1? ;s.n»ra ‘y MB* A jb' i. m v ifHE* % |T'rti . .■-. r tw w ' H O sS H r JSa<! />:i t/; •‘ft • »t;J v r E w ‘ • • 'r i ®7! lu x i1 Jet SK HR*. •> .-i y&c'ji »&ti* ,y> w m v«,V , ■A' SA'-f A: • v». #5- / $5$^* V.VV AJ 3L ■News About Women / begins to brown reduce h ea t and should cook In ab out fiftee n m in­ ta small shapes ro a s f fo r fo u r hours. utes. M easure th e m ix tu re and F rench Girl Golfers A fte r tho firs t h alf h o u r of add th ree cups o f s u g a r to fo u r , J ° U * ,n »k« 'the eid* PA R IS , — (A*)—F rench g irl golfro a stin g th e process should be cups of fru it. Add raisin s, juice [ ‘n‘8ht,tho f,inn<r Sndtt i ora, follow ing on the links the | HI cheese is molted nnd ndd cnulislow. Even w ith a covered ro a s t­ of oranges and th e rind of the ju s t the right c o o l j ’ SMART W RAPS ROSE AND GOLD lead of Suzunne Lenglen on the e r the tu rk ey requires occasional o ranges cut in th is strip s. Sim ­ h earty dinner need* I flower. T ii >ii into a buttered oak­ SC A 14.61*8 PO PULAR (Hy S iste r M ory) tennia courts, will mnke u bid for Scrub well with palm of the hand bastin g to prevent dryness. Bnste m er until m ixture is thick and Black broadcloth coats trim m ed ; ing di.-b and sprinkle w ith more A When we stop nnd think th a t and wash under ru n n in g w ater. golf w orld’s honors next year. with lijh t furs such rr sum m er w ith Vi cup of b u tte r incited in nnd p o u r into hot sterilized jelly T ™<> COATS Break faant B ak 'd apples, ce- <,be-.;f. Peel iniuato nnd cut i.i . i.hi-11 !mllny n m l T r o l " , w U l . ^ r o ^ (m m llr” 1"! " rl> .“ VPr,y populnr No innovut'on a t i | l c A m aud M assy, the French veteran , for over th ree hundred y ears the l ms senson's frock Rinse th e g iblets in clear ro ll Vj cup hot w ater. Sprinkle well glasses. ermine, n atural lynx and light '* Cover top of cnuliliow- colored fo.\es are tlio very sm a rt­ two coats, one a .] tw ice B ritish 'o p e n cham pion, says tl'rk ey bns been the nreepted bird wnter. m I r<"l. l,,il1 T enm , cream dried beef 1 1 " " '?*! I ut both the tu rk ey ami with snlt nnd pepper when h ea t is ‘lewkuj Make the conserve the week be­ sprinkle with a est wraps you can effect. of velvet or kasha, F ranco has th ree women go lfers to ?»p«v*,l«* the annual fe a s t of giblets in the re frig e ra to r until i t*c«lucei{. ■ on toast, crisp whole wheat teast, fore T hanksgiving so it will be ol sugar, salt, pepper and bits who can hold th eir own w ith any i thanksgiving we concede th e ju s- needed. t ook tho giblets in boiling we- ready to serve when needod. m “ m' lk’ C,,rft‘0! ta u te r and hake in n hot oven r 1sim ilar trin ity recruited am ong tho i tice h 's im portance, Dunedin—New business building C hestnut S tu ffin g ter until tender. Use tho stock Tho squash should be cooked nnd Dinner—Swiss steak, mashed p o -Juntil <*>'>mtoo.s are brown. ■ a w a M M a a iU li i being erected in Dunedin Isles. best In E nglnnd or th e U nited However, tu rk ey alone enn’t fe r gravy. P u t giblets through One q u art large chestnuts, Mi tutoes, buttered beets, jelled cab— — -------1S ta tes. ' m ake n Thanksgiving dinner, oven pound ham, .1 cups stale broad food chopper nnd add to g rav y be­ made into croq u ettes th e day be­ EMBROIDERED fo r T hanksgiving. Many of the new 1 They a re M esdemoisellas Simone ^ the bird is trad itio n al w ith th o crum bs, 4 tablespoons m elted b u t­ fore serving. huge, celery nnd pepper salad, ' £ * * * * ■ * ■ * ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ rt 1i Tho pum pkin should be baked wool and they an> Thion de la Chaume, Diana E«Uhicken pie usu ally was ter, 1 teaspoon Balt, % tenspoon j t;t earned c a rro t pudding, rolled oats i f • If! sifted Ul/lAit win/!.r ___ l. » i I * > When tho tu rk ey is ten d er lift to and l ^ j p ’r e ilu w ii tin o i i n i n n l A \. w hori* jt»w )-ri< cm a ■ ready to be combined wools in pleasant deiimi mond and h er slntor Sybil, served by tho New E n g lan d er w ith popper, 1 teaspoon onioq juice, . a largo hot p la tte r and remove bread, milk, coffee, | w ith m ilk and eggs on Tuesday. Mello de In Chaum e won tho tu rk ey , but nccordlng to o ur mod­ tablespoon minced parsley , 2 eggs. skowers nnd strin g s. Be su re th e ta| mon handi.se an Extra Choice Turkeys ■ ■ a vnilai>lc ••«.it j ! H the pepper is parboiled and The brown bread should bo b ak ­ t ■ FDR FI.0WER} ] i ngllsh g irl’s cham pionship in Prn way of th in k in g nnd eatin g , Shell and blanch ch estn u ts. Cook p la tte r is big enohgh to hold not - fFlowers of fur are „„ tho thin tiBsitelike oaM ng rubbed 2 owl sfi-vnc and lii d " .iir e in p ie iso y o u a ' a r Om H>24 when n girl or sixteen, th e eith er one or th e o ther, b u t not until lender in boiling salted w a­ only the tu rk ey h u t the m eat iy\d ed on Tuesday or W ednesday. It son nnd will probably be i enn be reheated if w anted w arm <-ff In tore combining it with the French open cham pionship in 1025 both, should be served. Of course ter, ilrnin nnd p u t th ro u g h n pota- tain ts ns they arc carved. And anAnd poultry, live nr dressed, very | will i di iigii’. t, i e r\e \ ou and an u la r on fur coal*. They i .a .ft" i ml idle inn n victory over Miss *f n f)>K’ pnrty m ust he plnnned, to river. Cover ham w ith cold I ° th c r th in g —don’t em b arrass the fo r the feast. other vegetables in the salad, quite! J ■ of short haired peltj ^ VMttlOt L et the salad be deliciously crisp reasonable considering the scarcity of 1 <Til Lciich. nnd one tu rk ey is not larg e enough w ater and en rv er by excessive g arn ish in g . A Kniall children may enjoy the d ish .: ■ jit: you’ll a|»|)i'riaU' injrL <Ins products a; bom calf and pony ikt} i • WWs . Telle Duma Esmond, won th e and two cost too much, th e ch ick en | D rain ami mince. Combine chest glorious brown tu rk ey is n picture lettuce or endive w ith a sim ple |* iimcc» all tho vc‘g(*tnhli»s fitinly anil ■ good poultry at this season. F rench dressing. Should be ’ crisp them in cold w ater for nn 2 ' .' Hv.li g irl’s cham pionship l a s t H e will prove an ideal “s tre tc h e r.” , nuts, hnm, bread crum bs onion in itself, so why p ain t th e lily? M ilton—F irst M . u ^ n»h H er siste r Sybil rank s very Hneo i t ’s m ute ns trad itio n al ns juice, snlt, pepper parsley and Use your fav o rite cookie recipe of.......... hour. Then drain thoroughly r.n<| M C ran b erry conserve is ra th e r u n ­ Bax.iM M M i!iivznaxoa* this city installing ton " 'W ' • ■ bebrw the English cham pion. tark n y itself. butter. Mjx lip h tly w)th a fork usual, so tho receipe follows. FISH — OYSTERS — POULTRY but m ake tho cookies very thin a n d | h eating plant, costlnj | li v between soft paper towels. Let 2 Make This Thanksgiving a Day A the g( inline begin to "se t” before I 3 ■ While w e re sp eaking about nnd add yolks of eggs well beaten. C ranberry Conserve of Enjoyable Feasting! Phone Your Order adding tluvegetables and the r e ! , , J ! ? ™ ' K'“'u,al " , vau ,v tu rkeys, keep in mind th a t nn eig h t Mix lightly but thoroughly with One q u n rt cran b erries, 3 SEMINOLE FISH AND „ LONDON - < / P ) - Fashion in to ten-pound hen tu rk e y m akes fork nnd ndd w hites of eg g s bent- ornnges, 1 cup seeded raisins, su g ­ rult will bo criep, delirious greens Jj kditibnal Thanksgivings of years gone b y demand IJul ,.f the hlKh rent district, down « I n . .! , .r r n u d wklch m aker a p - r f a r k i H r ^ W k . m rlnthes do not d istu rb l)nme M adge the b est dinner. It m ay bo neces- on until stiff. Mix nnd s tu f f tu r- ar, w nter. hid<l in a jollied foundation. ^ n . POULTRY MARKET ■ ountiful table on this day of days. Your few t will Kendal, the actress. A t a d in n er sn ry to plaee your o rd er fo r the __ key with m ixture. location where PARKING SPA CE Is alw ays aVaiiabls, yo«'U find us s a d 4 B*ker Cauliflower W ash and pick over berries. P u t. m i 2■ she was discussing the qualities of tu rk ey several weeks in advance, rich in variety, enjoyed because of incomparable (he quest for a ■ntlsfactory place to do yo«r m^rkail&g... Drive, qp and book To s tu ff tu rk e y p u t the fo rce­ into a larg e sauce pan with about) One bend cauliflower, 2 cups i JJ 317 Enid F irst St. phone 44H1-W i he old school of actresses: j p ian F a r in Advance Jity ami appreciated because of its reasonable cost horn at oh—you’ll find we’re “Johnny « n tb e 8 0 o t’'~-<t H b <an,yeo(M fe milk, 3 tablespoons b u tter, 2 tnblc-j ■ m eat by spoonfuls th ro u g h th e in ­ two cups of boiling w ater and cook I was never good lo o k in g ’ she I , ym ir d in n er is to be the sucre arc allowed to servo you on this occasion. our fjesh stock—if It’s InconvenhCnt. to evsh (M ? < (hit, W » « 00 f t y t W until berries are broken. They cision in the neck and sew the r.ponns flour, 14 teaspoon salt. \ \ ' - ­ ndinitted, but I had beautiful legs cess every hostess w ants, evorv your phone nnd we’ll m arket for you lust ilihw'yhif. e i i i d j t f f i rstlif^I.’';r * 11 teaspoon pepper, <4 cup grnted1' skin firm ly In place. Then fill mul beautiful arm s— and the pub- itPm 8h„u ld bo considered anil Oysters — Turkeys cheese, 1 tom ato. the body cav ity w ith th e stu ffin g ic adored me. ' plnnned fo r |lav s ahead of tho day I 117 Sanford Ave. nnd sew tho slit w ith a s o ft stro n g Break cauliflow er into flowerPhone 870 eng and Fryers—Fruits and Vegetables DRESSED TURKEYS, FRUITr CAKE* SQUASH, .LIVE -HENS n .r ri7 ~ 7 '.T .. of th,> fnn"t ' Thpn when lt’R tlm 0 CoftJ. We Deliver ettes and let stan d in cold salt FIXTURES FRYERS, A8S0RTED FRUITS A ^ N U l^ v S lN C E MEAT' Cranberries — Fruit Cakes ■^ d (‘ r * UntWy ,tf> rnok tho J ta n e r you can devote w nter for 30 m inutes. Drniu nn ] ^ i e tu rk ey Is now ready fo r I ONDON — (A”) — Miss Dinnh nil v n u r t.hnnirht nnd energy to FRUIT CAKES, CRAI.....................P U O ur lino of fix tu res is both o r­ ~fi<Meml)ov Snaford Ave. MerchnntB’ AHSOwntion drop into bc.-iling wnter to barely (,i"lnins, u B. A, of St. Hilda's col- tho actual cooking nnd serving of tru ssin g . cover. Cook 20 m inutes, adding _ nam en tal and serviceable a t Oxford, has been mo a mnnnc- tho meal. m b To tru s s tru k e y draw the thighs ' ' ' '■ ” r • f t - » ) J- . b it/ '6 tenspoon ta ll last five m in u te s1! d o se to th e body and hold them -a t lb V(>HVuijiV>r'!>r8ta>p in LunLook over genuine savings prices. Why of cooking. Drain if tioeessai'y. 2 V ^ u5 s lt0Ak $ { -P4 **1' 0* don. a f k e w e r under the nnd replenl sh •ueh th in g s « s"R n lt la y out larg e sum s when ju s t Melt b u tter in sauce pan, stir in does not ....... have fcirtrairaaafc in . “One ........................ *' to *exert '•v l » one’s« n f1<l flour and nugnr at lenst a week middle- jo in t, ru n n in g it th rough as a ttra c tiv e and serviceable lain flour and slowly add milk stirrin g ■ brains a t nil in this job, and th at in ndvanco. Be sure the table lln- tho body- and lettin g it come out ft fix tu res ra n bo had a t econom i­ m m constantly. Reason with snlt sr.d ’I ■ ia a g re a t relief, ’ said Miss Gib- on is nil..................... in roadinesH. Sanford Avo. nt O e m w ............... .. .......... ® ..... Polish th e on the middle jo in t on tho o th er cal p rices? See o ur line be­ .1 pepper nnd add cheese. Cook u n - la H liOHH a f-te r 'her firs “ t week. 44 McLander Arcade side. Cross d ru m stick s and tie silver the firs t o f the week If fore buying. a wm a Miss Gibbons believes th a t col- you are afraid things may pile up securely w ith a sto u t cord. F asten !^, l l * * * BII,,* l,l,M***l**,,***, * ^ * * * * * ^ ^ ^ R * 8 R a a a w N i i |i u i lege g irls do not pay enough at- Inter to tall. Placo w ings close to body W ednesday, November 24 with tips tw isted back and hold lent ion to dress j When you plan your tab le docorAt Oxford the young w om en. „tinns choose som ething th a t will 'th em w ith a socond skew er forced dress deplorably, and they don’t l not give the table a crowded sp- th reu g h w in g s ‘an d body. Draw 321 S. Hanford Avc ap p ear to cure ut all about looking noarnnee. nnd keep tho centerpiece th* neck skin uttder tho back and 11 y ‘ taw. A wide, taw bowl of fru it sevfc C ross th e s trin g holding tho nnd n u ts is colorful and can be d rum sticks to th e tail and draw llob Is T reason H ere used as a Inst cemrso for the din- it around each end of tho lower A RLES, Frnnco— (A*) — Bobbed nor. skewer. A g ain cross s trin g and draw it around each end of upper h air spells treason in this city of) C lear Tom ato 8oup mai Lful women whose ch iselled 1 Twn tom ato Juice, 4 cups »:kewcr. Tlo the s trin g securely *yi •« <>» Grecian pulchritude hnn.i,•rown stock, - 1 green pepper, 1 mc1 in a knot und cuo off end. * % F or rich, tender hot en into? nationally fam ous for Ready for th e Oven dium-sized onion, 1 tenspoon salt, With each purchase of 50c we will give m Tho tu rk ey is now ready for the 1,1. i ... I ' fi teaspoon pepper, 3 tablespoons breads use Snowdrift, pound of Potato Salad. This applies tot oven. C over th e b re a s t w ith n sauce. , . s ,s spurned by9n,Cr her s i s - ; , t„ hIospoon freRh tabasco Krato(J h(>rso twenty-five customers in the morning and I paste m ade of 1-3 cup b u tte r and a p u re , g o o d -t o * c a t lon^<T can I. twenty-five in the afternoon. 1 " r 1nn *radish. 1 tenspoon W orcestershire 1-4 cup flo u r rubbed to g eth er. Rub •i lami Iim ;il hf*a<!-(lr(*H8 1 the re st o f th e body lig h tly w ith shortening. Mu h [1 y a re pi cm 1. Thin i i j ftnuro. M .. . . . . . . cream ed b u tto r and d u st w ith flour. , small velvet hat, perched well to! ^ l” *1 er n.nd onion and I’lnco tho bird, b re a st down, on the the buck of tho head, in which a f l T T “ "V! rack of tho ro a s te r and p u t into a VIRGINIA SPO ON BREAD ‘I In «>i ii»- '«hi. ar«> frtilj thankful usually try fo thick lock of hair, usually raven ten d er nnd a golden brow n. Add hot oven. A s soon as the tu rk ey tom ato juice and stock and sim m er show’ it «o i C up C om M eal «a> and m appreciation of the Nplcndid S jb lacck , is wound. ■patronage we’ve etijfiyed Mt* are try in g to show our -B j’ A rles’ women cling to th eir old 20 m inutes. S train and re h eat with 1 ES S j fashioned wuys, young and old sa lt, popper and tabasco sauce. l ^ f a n k f u l t u s s ’ bf sui)HtTii|tliil nalpct.ii 2 Teaspoons Baking Powder -ion'- for Thankfisiv... ---------------------------------*— --------i -------------------------------------------------l ! alike w earing the trad itio n al cos- W hen ready to sorvo ndd horserudThe ifcins listed arc only a few of the many iiTferPerhaps you s u ffe r fro m backi Cup M ilk Ish and W orcestershire sauce. ■ tunic with its tig h t corsage of mho, •have freq u en t headaches, a i Teaspoon S a lt t.»t..luw,t)rife» n4lVtil U visit Ui our slure Will reveal. Tho stock can be real stock k , m . .Ii t l U. * f! ' UT pleated shirt. tired w ornout feeling. Do you 2 Tablespoons A! elted Snow drift Htrninod and clarified o r it can be want to reg ain y o uthful buoyancy, j mndo w ith bullion cubes. bright eyes, a fresh , clear sk in ? , Fishwives Now F lsh-Fniries Scald corn meal to a stiff ! And now tho turkey! Some of us batter. Beat egg and add JJ ’ I’ V ftl'T H - (A*)--Once upon a | feel th a t wo m ust servo the p atri- F o rtu n ately th e re is u rem edy th a t * »r were fistiwiven. Today | otic bird on th is one duy of the wjll help you. Dr. Piorcc, who was milk. Combine all ingre­ a skillful physician, discovered this ■ 1f •• | isli-fairiuM. The seadients and pour quickly into y e a r even If we go w ithout des­ medicine f ifty y ea rs ago and knew ■ , **"ii:i' .11f !u x of lassies from Seota greased pudding pan nnd s e rt fo r a m onth. its value ao well th a t he called 2 l«m!. who come here to clean, cure bake slowly until set. Serve A T u rk e y ’s “ P o in ts” it his "F a v o rlto P resc rip tio n ,” and 4 and jiaek the fam ous Y arm outh at once. Keep In mind th e “ points” of a with th o u san d s o f women to whom ■ herrings has this y ear undergone good tu rk ey , plum p w ith firm it has b ro u g h t relief, it (a also ■ n rem urkablo m etam arphosis. s Form erly the h errin g Inssies flesh and clear w hite skin, c a rti­ a favorite, and m any testim onials Pound ■ wore heavy woolen sk irts, aprons, lage a t th e end of the b reast bone prove its w orth. thick hoots and tam o’Hhanters all so ft and pliable and tho b reast itSend 10c fo r tria l pkg. to Dr. Tho Bierce’s In v alid ’s H otel, B uffalo, the time, hut this y ear they have Rolf broad nnd plump. ft "d ru m stick s” should be smooth N. Y. — Adv. & burst fo rth Into silk stockings, and firm to tho touch, w ith a modish short sk irts and Rhinglcd )UQtl lu-nds. They also ca rry vanity (inrk tin g e o f color. • ia As soon ns tho tu rk ey comes '•oi: nnd powder th eir noses. razll from th e m ark et remove it from ..). 1 its w rap p in g s. Take out tho gibl u n d ......... ' 'jed W oman Builds Home B 'O K A N E — (A5) — M rs. Katie 'cta w hich tho butcher will have it6n Olives '• “ 'tw ig, who is n ear her 7 0 th ! JooB^ly lnaido the bird for ■ . V> t ••I' ‘hday, has ju st comploted the , 0 Ye r i 1* ’ , in u TkaakauiTlns n«r> UN. Thunkfal tfcat w* d house which she has built | 0iL f,°Jd , 8a,V?d W Lator nml ,nt rou O. la tk« past, (kaakfal .<ka< rrm emm wait '•'• 'e r own hands. The flrs t stan d WTiil^ cleaning the turkey. In ro a Nksa tw »wr i t n t a a f slue ta auatot r f * l » i . cnB^qtJlJr Rixard is not oponed was built when she was a g irl of m ake ilHMIah th ro u g h the thickest iNtioaa,' *In m 4 w k n row ykaaa raw* • r4,r **“ * ' 23. Then poel to r t i f a l tke kN t of aorrleo aad Kav* trjrd (• The residenco here, a four-room p a rt dow n to th a sack. th e ou.UWe,Hway from the Inner b f “Service AlUwuya, A lw arc.e. „ ' ktructure, is entirely m odern. Mrs. v ' ' > ' r T / "■ ' Gottwig laid brick and did m uch.of sack, Q u o t 'd the sack, N d w holU ] h j tu rk ey over a w » k«ve w s e cavcwUllr u lN f s t k u r V ’i tho curpenter and .cem ent work will row kolk Ip a a a lllr auU P v W herself. She hired help fo r p a d * flam e, turnDiff It so th a t nil the , / '■>- * • • ’ hair* pw t h e ’akin will bo singed •>*.f. •yj of the operations, but "showed “K varrtkl** fo* Tke Tfc*»JUcJvU* Look th e ta rk e y over curefully and them how to do It," she said. rem ove (UJS-.pln feath ar* th a t may. < • i. ,.L ••• *’* J' ’. . .. have escaped plucking. Be sure TURKEYS A t irkey w olghlng 10 pounds th a t ^he o i l ’aeck, which lies JUBt •m u . ' 1 ' a «*.' m should cook, (for a t least three a b o v e .'th d /. te l I, l a ’ carefully cut la *; llPW i hours and a half. out , with salt R nb ugW y^rlnse it all •n d V ’• v'Grr ttld o with the j. fo. ta k in g ! Bf-i knd tm Z tL X - M H ere A re Som e S u g g estio n s F or Old-Tim e T hanksgiving D inner s £ fia T Menus for the Family Poultry Turkies 'stern S 7 °f »' < s ■aI 5 3 5 THANKSGIVING urkey Day” Specials j Mi Real Feast Kendall’s Poultry Market | Announcing . . a a The O pening Of I Arcade Deficate&Ifeferts G roc«£y Everything ..... The Turkey i S So bountifully are our stores stocked with foods for Thanksgiv- Milton Electric Co. Salads —, Cl P repared M eats C akes S V i v — P ies famous everywhere for quality—that you need go elsewhere for pnly your turkey! — ,e9 h,,tt<,r- »-4 Vone Such Mince M eat 9 o i.P kg. 2 for ..... thanksgiving Specials F I S C H E i r i i a n k s g i f i n ^ aml Your Dinner Are YOU Healthy? m-:r Dressed 3 S n o w d r i f t ] 38c 28c 37c J Pure Sugar Candies C hocolates Hard C andies Traditions o f our Pilgrim Fathers demand that, winner on T hanksgiving Day be a fete o f su ­ preme im portance—food in their days was hard to get, gained som etim es at the risk o f their lives and naturally th e fe a s t;cam e to ’m ean much to them on their d&y o f Thanks. In th ese modern times, with, th e aid o f experienced clerks who count it a pleasure to serve you, food is easily and inexpensively attained. Your Thanksgiving! tUb) her wiU 'ghriy wj th e Traditions o f our ForefathQfg if y o q le t us Serve you. • Ever For The Thaidtfgioing Di™ *r o/P the hanksoiving . TwoStores life;*! T-% kin, % i'i : & :M i R &R Plum Pudding | No J . T in s.— 3 A T T&Pt Grape Juice P int B ot. •........ A& P Macaroni o f Spaghetti, 4 P k gs. f o r ..... p ji nswrtitoB} Edgewood Grocery �p* Mffl»R i i » Mn i J lW lW A u W , W ...... f Wimritm. ■>><,+,1 %00d is . Mot DIVUMr urow ____ t e r Grows Old ff* ------county cham ber o f coriifiercS tr • The World’s Sisters Qt«M MsH«r, squawk; ton F irst Street rem arked the other day; “In a He Took a Ride . ■ « ; • • • tna » n » I'ontofflce (-UW IUIIICO -n r. She Was Not Coertad taU a ;. under aoi of little county like this, it seems to me th at the Sanford Cham* ber of Commerce is all we need and is certainly all we can IIV ARTHUR BRISBANE M iu in afford to,support.” (C o e rrfa k t tasa. I f sta r c * ) U K4ltar 1»» W in GRANDMOTHER BRITAIN is Believing th a t the above opinion might be held by. more growing old. Tho war tired hor, ■ M i K . , , . , , than the one person who was heard to express it, The with its killed and wounded, Us n " " '" $1.00. ' p" ' Herald has talked with L. C. Bebout, secretary of the billions of debts, millions of un­ ft*®* K ailllon nnd diiisnstrous strikes , o t) c „ ...» ■ ■■/°Unty cham ber- and has gained from him the aims of the employed following. The dominions are young, strong 2n. V "I r-**? ,z aS °n nnd nn ,dea of what its work will be. i of growing. Now ouch dominion ^ » obioC^8 ?f the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ und is made officially the equal of * ""■ -a‘MPHKSS Z T J * yH fS0CrBtf ry Bubout’ "■ « to secure and dissem- Groat Britain. Tho colonies and ,iA .yo.?MTBU !lat*4 Press J* sxclus- m ate informat,on which will be of value to its membership Britain form an alliance, not an empire, with Britain ruling. *(•«. and wh,ch wijl tend towards the building up of all comBut the colonies are not official­ n'1 0l"O Ul« .published heri lir<t "herein. A m unty wealth and prosperity throughout the county; to ly Britain's equals. They will out­ i /'publication r oat Ion of sprrlai I tero ln ar# also reaervrd. promote trade and to advance generally the tourist, com­ grow and dominute her in time and old England will come to be the D A Y .N O V . 23, 1926 , r i CU,tUral antl indu8trio1 interests of the county .1.0 inf ? H° C: t0 7 Cate and foster am‘W« °u r citizens a spirit I of harmony and enterprise through an understanding offell » - t — fo,.*. ,r„ , projects-Which may be undertaken; to unify the energies ** ~ te •• -l»nd efforts of the people for any and all common causes of st. M s s - I s — 1Oasuil. white war. . 1 traals raarta. o f h«IMIa« pra•» W a ap art. Saalaalop o f fir • atria. w jjjjjh s sd ^ Ik’i k r ■pftrtlaa or M «n r»r. r ltr h ra n tlflra . •am. "f m arboul "“nnf,,r '-"•■-■r* < »«lfw a r : c o r n in g f a r m s a n d f a r m e r s . U cX «“ I t w ill so o n be in a p o s itio n '! " ,r<,rn,,,li'’" "" “ ranu,-'r hi‘h«'o' I ’la n s a r e a ls o b e in g p e rfe H o d a lo n g o ilie r prm - lin e - VKKSB IfiR TO , m y A.- . 'va'q M I ^KIw*v -r i 1 k — :— i *• r. = -n ? wont Col mVg o j h / at san fo m TRis ©ere Map). balpm bacw mi c o m p l e t e U s^ drugs An interesting meeting of the Kathleeo Mallory Circle of . the nD <■* » ■ :• ^ MK8.-TRED g. DAIQKB. SOCIETY EDITOR Sanford * ten*?* in Edrewood R E S ID E N C E d M E S tvW ? C L A I R E A T1 R P IT in P Al u ™ _____A U S'S JO N E S E N T E R T A I N S || ^ *r 8•-/»; ^Vd'V/iUULUII 0rTi P t o n HI III pQ s te s s .^ ^ te r^ T T T U n T m / x - a v ________ a A U N B II O n L , S NCRH E 0 N h o n o r T i n L IL L IE R U T H S P E N C E R g le le n n n / l m r X T i ^ U i «.i.i A t ^ P*Rycrr- wero: OnM Monday N igh t at P . t a S W M; Lovely Bridge Party J Compkm. Mm. M ead . Low o f Quincy, M* W i t t Mr. and Mrs. who has been th e charm ing cniest the la tte r ^ m othav Mm . Iff A ik . of M r., J n m e . G. S h an m for th . n rr, m S o n S T T . i S * THE SISTER of the W right brothers is married to H. J. HasiSK.ll. of the Kansas City Star, and concerning her, you learn what is true of millions of unknown sisters, that the Wright brothers’ sister was a g rett part of the W right brothers' strength. TO THE PUBLIC A most J n tc re stii^ f meeting of IturtDy Mrs. Beecher Kent nnd baby oft Mrs. J. M. Wallace and Miss! Continuous from 1 p. ary Hour nt 10 tho St, Agnes Guild wns hejd Mon- Winter la rk spent the day here, M argaret Clarke returned home Owing (n the death of Col. Geo. day afternoon nt the hornet t)f*Mrs. 11 p. tu. Uunitipal Library. W. Knight, president and gencrJohn Leonard! on Holly Avenue. .londny us the gueuts of Mrs. M. j Sunday evening from Jacksonville[ 1113 Sanford Ave. where they spent several days. I nl manager of the Title Guar­ The nttrnctive home wns adorned Minnrik. londay anty Mortgage Company, Mr. with cut flowers, fruit, and other pld will bnve study ti' Mrs. Ilownrd Hiilick a rriv e d 1 Airred Foster, secretary, has in suggestions of Thanksgiving. • Judge nnd Mrs. James G. SliarI nt 2 o’clock '*iH mot'ir to Jackson villi* i • here Fund,ay evening from Alienaddition to his other duties, During »!ir* hu«iri<>s.'< •.(’.■slon, pie. t'^ ■M il niters will meet sided over t.y Mrs Raymond Key. L • dm** .Lix .viler. Hi. y will .......*in hurst, N. J.. and Washington, D .1 been appointed acting General Uonr.id Nnule, Nrrmn !r- •! Mi rmrilv it VUI‘» Jruhlrif l : !<• join Mr. 11uli«-k to spend the, Manager and will have charge • ot il after ’I hank giving t,i Shoaror winter at the Hotel Forrest Lake. Tlntnkcgivmg hii Let f*>r the nuudv I u . , ,, "f tlie affairs of the corporaR nruct l\. G r ’»n?!.’tm l Hicc and all itn-mhois mm .* a kcil t,', [ . ’l ’. " ' t ;<**, mu :t flflii„ - ., . jl(. 111"!'. ' "• Will bring their d-iiaiimis i.. the chiirdi i and Mi * Mrs. Gemt-c \ DcC ittes, Mrs. Xt| l.i Sport light * I' It cungo ift Wednesday a ftr rmx.n Mans wetH It '•!'!• W'N-L t * Ilhelm et I . I> Hi -hop .not Mi \V J. Thig "Hitj and I.ITTI.i; Ernest l\iupp on \ - .. 1*1. .1.1. m it iiioloo d ii In i.lull,' Monday also perfect, d f*>r the bazaar to b,*1 >' 11*'(* I h.i-v v*IS it»s:> »’ ; Kulilt's h* re I hi v -|H-m i ■.,, .I-. > held Due. 2 el ihe UomaiiN elul. ! 1hauksgi. mg .1*. Do* g lie ,1 STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ftl>! ..f H..fv T*. Itchul' ^ ^ ____________*— Thu mumlHTs wen* reque.sted u > |’' ,rs w I Yet .*t ‘ :<• bring in th»ir finished article** of N’civni.io Mr. and Mrs It. Mahoney and linens and gifts to the next m i- t­ |(csirt. ing which will be held Monday ai I 'laughter. Franees, motored to lu.rnmm ai the home of Mrs. M | I’nbitka Sunday where they -pent O r ie n ta l S a le a n d ■ I Ihe day as the guests of Mr. and <er> P ile c t Mitinrik. E x h ib it The study clnss during Advent, I Mi s. Charles Kynn, S ell m o h I t o which is to be conducted by Mrs. youm I T Literature Department Mr. and Mrs. S. Bobo Dean, ^s, C h a p p e ll Mortimer Glover, will sta rt next I Woman’s Club Monday a t tho Chapel a t 3 o’clock. who hove been upending the pant W e d n e s e d a y , N o v . 24 |teainesa and Hocial A fter the lesson, the members will fow days here ns tho guests of 3-10 p. m . Truth Seekers go to the home of M^a. Minarlk their aon and his wife, Mr. und for a business meeting. Japanese and Chinese Art Mrs. Rollnnd L. Dean, a t their [thodi.it Church was At the conclusion of u)l by sin ess Objects homo in Mnyfi^V. le ft Tuesday ifUrnooii nt the Admission 25c In the absence of j the hostess served pumpkin pie morning for their home In Miami. whipped cream, They were accompanied home by tit, .Mrs. H. II. topped with choose and coffee. Mr. arJU A irs. Doan, who will re­ •ting was presided Among the members present main in Miami for a few days. president, Mrs. were: Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Committees were M. Minnrik, Mrs. I. C. Wilson, Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. Ben fx-incntli terms and Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. .1. N. Rob­ uinoss was (ran- son, Mrr-. Clarke Lionnrdy, Mrs. Caswell and Mrs. W. W. Potter motored to Orlando Monday where R. W. Pearimui, Mrs. Howard Ovl of Mi s. ((happell erlin. Mrs. R. W. Russell, Mrs. H. they spent the day. •ctiiunt of her B. McCall Jr., Mrs. John Meisch, fity, wns read Jr., Mrs. W urt W. W arne* Mrs. Irbmeltl was elect- Beecher Kent of W inter Pnrk, ffice. Mrs. T. E. Rev. Mortimer Glover. pinted as vice Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mrs. 36-Inch Luncheon Seta—Four Napkins. Colored borders. People Are Learning the Value of **TDO NOT want to bo thin I I Just hml been tran- Samuel Puleston, Miss Camilla A want to be my right weight I Occasional Use. A ll Pure Linen * ' I want theso hollows flllod out. 1 |k>ur was enjoyed Puloston, Miss Elizabeth Turnbull Every dement ol chancel | just want enough Arm, plump tlesb will motor to Tallahassee Wednes­ !*•». IL W. Turn•pxygRYOMB knows that a laxbeen taken cut of Orit my bones to All out my tlguro." J Smith. Mrs. John day where they will spend Thanks­ ' atlve stimulates the bowels. i ouOf Stucco. You can he mrel courao you do. You want A diuretic performs a simitar IJ T. Pope, Mrs. giving wltji the Misses Olive New­ figure that you can drapo your your exterior walls will bii function to the kidneys. Under man and Mary Elizabeth Puleston. I Mrs. \\ |» Fieldn, the strain of our modern Ufe; clothca on—not Just hang them onf solutely uniform in color* What’s tho uso of having pretty ►hnd, Mrs. P. M. who are students at the " Florida our organs are apt to become clothes, If thoy just hang on youT no streaks —Ivcautiful in I J- L. Pearson, State College for Women. Miss sluggish and require assistance. And what would you eay If you Supi Evelyn Williams who has 54-Inch Linen Sets ■salad course. ture. Oriental Stucco; M ore and more people are wore told you could havo the figure been visiting her parerr'J, Mr. and Icamingtouse D oonsP ilis, oc­ itself readily to any ate Plain and White Colored Borders Plain white and colored borders. 0 nap­ casionally, to insure good elim­ you want? A gracoful, woll rouudod Could ffroatcr expression Mrs. Fred T. Williams far several body—firm, willil llosh—Just enough tecturai period. fehes P u p i l s days will accompany them. Pure Linen-Colored bordcra. Rose, Gold ination which is so essential kins— to good health. More than 50,­ —Just your right wolght? You'd bo come from the heart than and blue. Ask us about mighty buppy, wouldn’t you? at M e e t i n g ’ 000 gratehil users have given Flowers sent to Hor on Well, then, ho happy — because Doan’s signed recommenda­ Thanksgiving Day? N a y N ig h t you can havo Iti Put plenty of rod $ 4 an,, $ 7 811 tions. Scarcely a community cells In your blood and watch your but has its representation. Ask wolght go up to whore you want Itl For the Game, the Races, (he Smith-Huger, yo u r neighbor/ 7 2 -In c h , a ll L in e n D a m a s k T hat’s what’s tho m atter with you! the Dance, we can supply I the, Sanford High Your blood fs Impoverished. You loyoly corsages, houtjuots cr fwy evening in the , nood more rich, rod blood. H. S. 8. Hemstitched N apkins in la* First NaAll Linen Towels F o r S a le By Is tho thing to put rod blood In your mnkc sets to your order. r ‘"K f”r (he pur. system. 8. 8. 8. helps Nature build Stimmlunt Diart tic to (As Kidmmyt All sizes, fine quality linen, S iz e s 12 A phone ( ’all will guaranr|,nk’ 'Umi will be Plain white and colorod borders DMcr-MUton Co, UK- ClMa, BaSWevH.V* red-blood-rullti by tho millions. to 18 inches— too your order. You Just try 8. 8. 8. and watch - , Hoy&i how quickly you begin to fill oul U. b* " " lie . Y. M. your clothes. Notlco your skin R e lia b le B u ild in g S u p p lies hl"1 <barge of t ho c l e a r o f unsightly |Kave an exception­ blemishes — your ap­ , Ulk tho lives petite I n c r o a s o — 8^*1 men of thi« strength c o m e to Havo you n good one around flabby muscles and tho houao? Complcto line for ▼lm and vigor Ml j hr Mr Wolfe tho The Florist sale by— your whole system. pf» took place, reMcLnnder Arcade It's roil blood that does ............ V]kr - (’resident, 8. 8. 8. surely helps Nature build P h o n e 781 f; President, that rod blood. 8. 8. 8. Is Bold by all i treasurer, Harry • /, drug stores. The larger bottle 1| 'Practical iflfU iiiiK n iia M ip i i m i i i u n i a m u i i *ry. Wi||inm Beatmore oconomtcaL r r ’s-Tr i -'T- imv.-s «M*icS2----* Q ift Suggestioji J* Section of of, I * ki*l ,<in,l" woro It r«• . •- ,v.; T h e w om an who L.flruR '‘tore, where r w nervrj. subscription to The Sanford; WEDNESDAY, flu* Waning Sex” r o t h e r s .. . “ H H T A IIi 4 A T I 'llir P M '* sx O C II I ’ l l (I V I { I S ______________ ____ _____________ - l u Do You Want a Small . Buy D irect From Owner, a 2-Acre Tract 5 On D ixie H ighw ay No. 3 Land is heavy hammock and will raise nil kinds of vegetables J t o u t j / p 1 h o m esit^ w R U J ^ e shade trees ,and c>se enough to Sanford to be d e s i r i f i ^ K l e c t r i d t y is KVaihiMe nnd also ino lines! ol flowing water. All tr.irls have «n eastern exposure and front about 125 feet on (he paved road. These tracts are priced .very reasonable at $1,20(1 with $20(1 down and $2,1 per month. — NEE L . A . R E N A U D — At — 820 First Street as*. w City T ax B ooks are now fo r paym ent o f City T a x es.. count o f 2 per cent allowed „ ta x es paid in Novem ber and per cen t discount on taxes in D ecem ber. can be Where Two Plus Two Makes More Than Four When you add two dollars to two dollars and de­ posit them in the hank the result will be more than four. Time-has the power to change nrilhinelie. and in­ terest will work steadily in your favor. Have YOU a growing savings ammiii ? f Big Reductions In H Jg li G r a d e T iro s 38x4 Cord T ires ...... : : L r 4 9 x 4 4 0 B a llo o n T iro s .41x^20 B a llo o n T ir e s 3 0 x 6 7 7 B a llo o n T ir e s . 3 0 x 8 i* 2 T ubeB .......... “ ‘ ^ ' T u b e s ............... if .$ 7.50 . 12.10 13.25 .. D.50 15.00 16.65 1.75 2.75 3.20 $ 1 . 9 5 44-Inch Luncheon Sets 3 $2.50and$2.75 ORIENTAI STUCCO' i.?2.25 DOANS CO. A H erald will prove an excellent) grift to som e friend or relative. It will not only be a daily remind*, er as a g ift from.yoii, but a pres-ti ent that everyone appreciates. ; ’’ Gun<l Holds ^ Meeting ay Afternoon •*(• th., w o, '"L i mss E „i,. "'V .Y s i r -.......... „ .„ .|7 * 0 0 ?’59 1.70 Wn th^Ver 11,0 boal* far the Daily in Advance Om Monday , ,m,’ Mrs. AI­ " "n Fork Avenue n Present. l)d,H Newrann, Vice ,, Uo decided to BUCKLES l 0uttfil for « South Carellna, Quiiu Rt ‘ m*n *t J^ar Ring for IP-’x-i \ i ,VV;Y”>*.••-“ ' VK*n - U diea Ix;t. ■•J I. ■ „•■ “ONTHR I *>* **■«) Si m te r tho ■V DI 1••* 71 TOMORROW ONLY BELTOGRAMS t A*-®* ^ ‘Vyr,. A i •‘.‘m Small Size WitbJUbfron tfiSni(Wn with ^ THE INAUGURAL FOUNTAIN PENS H IC K O K •Club, wero dis- rM 5,000 Complete S e t t l i n g t e l BELT# The Premier Event ot Florida’s Sporting Histo TO ADVERTISE Size for Men .. p0. l’° held Dec. $3.50 TO$7.00 ! 77ie Y o.w ell C o m p a n f f Chase & Co. gives a H IC K O K Belt for Christmas pays a subtle trib­ ute tp the good taste »/ of the'm on who receiyta it-r-and in so d o in g , show s her own good taste* $1.25 Stewart’s Ladders m k"> ■ •iV:J'*' be shapely^ For Thanksgiving! m m vm m em m i An Ideal Gift For Christmci 3 0 x 8 1-2 C o rd T i r e s ..... 3 1 x 4 . C o rd T ir e s ........ ] Linens For Thanksgiving W h a t Is a D iu retic? aH aaiB B iaraii^ ^ SANFORD, FLA. 3 Flowers CHASE FIR ST NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. E llen Hoy, City Tax Collector, F o r a B e tte r S tu c c o H oui W A itf< |i» i ■ .............................................. J je m in o ta (fn u n fijT g a n k j N o t ic e to T a x p a y e rs ::x « d w k’.te.x I ^m •EUh’*l; I H J A Jirron';. n’.ditrinjr hnnkinp connecilon'1 h a bun- ,rj incsH m an’s best friend utnlur all conditions. The strength of the Seminole County Bank is shown by its long record of safety and good service. R in es F illin g - Statioi] . U’llftf.KHALR TlltR AMI _DATTR1IY ni'PCLV -vV< v>v*. Amusements •f) Speml your money for ■Oil, Tires and Tubes, Auto sorios, F’honngrnphs ' . Radio, Flashlights and I Batteries, etc ami ^ ulars on the Free Phon a l U’ll l ni R a y B r a n n r>»M_ ..... is THE SILVER LAKE CASINO The Tot’s Shoppe Curb Service—The Kia^f Serve? C ......... DANCE * M. Reynolds T — —— J 3f W- f t * " * # , •**’ " VVodnoodoy » h l r . h’ r "°m'- " “ c »" B ap tist 'C h u rch w as .held Vondfty „ A pretty compliment to Miss l.il- fur her trossoau. An exceptionally pretty party ot M r ' . i d M rU lV u rt' W Mrs. F. Grove, Mr. O'Connor and Huth Spencur u bride-elect of ofternoqn a t (he h o m c T ^ M I .rs. this week wns that of Monday ev­ AtiGJlo’clock E. Compton. in iin iiin in m n in n i jii . . the tables vuoicB were jines' will eriter- A. M. fValker on Oak Avenue. this week, was ,ho lovely bridge d e W f Ottf I«W. v^ith hand-m&de ening when Mrs. E. Compton en­ lunchcxm given Tuesday morning [t her home on Park A detotionnl service was held enrojs <«nd V <WltiW8 feur.C0urBC tertained a number of her friends Mlfts Elizabeth Overstreet, who In'flock o'clock honoring when thb scripture'lesson was rend hy o at her borne luncHc^h waanerVod by:th« hostess a t bridge nt her homo on Highland has been the charming guest of i Spencer, n bride- by Mis* M argaret McRae. This on Pnrk Avenue. Avenue. n*«lbted>hy, Miss Eleanor Evans Lxquieitu pink rndinoce rosen Tho rooms where tho card tables Mrs. John Leonard! for tho past ek. . | i . ■was fallow ed by sentence prayers and Mite K itty DuBose. ■ ■ woek, leaves Wcdcnsday for her $ h |b Society of oy tho members. and white narcissus lent their beau­ Mis* Spencer wore for this a f­ had been arranged for p ity wore homo In Orlnndo. In the New Hall • >' r will meet nt the ty and fragrance in docoraUng tho abloom with quantities of cut flowDonations were brought in for fair a sm art frock of midnight rooms wh9ro the tables were spread era nnd ferns, accentuating the fOois meeting will tho circle basket and articles were for play. The cplor scheme of blue moire taffeta, mado with Eton Colors of yellow and green. The turned in for other work done by effect jacket over a dainty cream A. C. CINDER, Mgr. 1 iek, «t the homo of the circle. Plans were also made pink, white and green vJvns carried net blouse. Her hat was n p-mnlt ally cards used for the game were Wednesday, November 24, varan, 701* Myrtle out in every detail. 15 West Washington in floral designs in keeping with for a cooked food sale to be held (close-fitting model of Kl,ld lace. ORLANDO Music I’jr |Mrs. Duncan and tho decorations. Most unusual were tho tallies Saturday afternoon hi o’clock Miss Jones received her guests eke as hostessed. •.one in the forms of largo, pink After the usual number of pro­ Seminole Syncopators ^,/ies for Thank8- in fro n t of the Piggly-W iggly store ,iucr>ic», the centers being prettv wearing u chic frock of toast brown gressions scores were counted nnd The shoppo for the litAe one'i Admission—$1.00 Per Couple on F irst Street. pnnno velvet with skirt of plaid ___ wardrobe ’ will be given this faces. When several rounds of taffeta in harmonizing tones of prizes awarded. For having high Tho pastor of the Baptist i i i n i i m n n i n i i u i i n i NOVELTIES bridge had been played, scores score, Mrs. Wurt Warner wns giv­ l a y e t t e s Church, Dr. F. D. King, made a were collected hy Mrs. John tans and browns. en a Japanese crumb tray and Thoso enjoying tlu* cordial hos­ nnvaAn* L FURNITURI* short but impressivo talk, on the •r BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO*6 ....... of tho mid-week meetings held nt the Mcisch, Jr., and prizes awarded, pitality of Miss Jones were.: Miss brush. The men's high score, a ling Circle |wiJ| meet with Mrs. church and urged nil momhers to r o r holding top score. Miss Nnonvi Lillie Ruth Spencer. Mrs. James dock of ranis, went to John Comp­ beoggun received a (vine and cry-.- Ridge, Mrs. Robert .«. Holly, Jr., ton. The rut prizes were won by |S o’clock. attend. Mrs. Alice I’elers and Mr. Schital tea bull. For failim; to score „ raevtime of the On M<m<luy afternoon the circle her points and honors. Mrs. Kail,. Mrs. .1. D. Woodruff, Mro. John ra rd. Her Nunihur two of wlil meet with Mrs. F. K. Savage Meireh Jr.. Mis. Earle VI. Jones. Eatc in in III.’ Hi evening the tallies (t*r at o’clock nt the home of her daughter, Mrs L. Jonu-t was given the low ,*a or • Mrs. Hawkins Uonnellv. Mrs. Rayprize, a glass, hand painted .................. .............. fru't »"""l Vox. Mrs. n | \ i for<l. Mi^s' '' ',h ••••vers «nd Tk-inplc. This is Ernest hrtipp oig Park Avenue. knife. I’he ru t prize, luith crystals. Avn U light, Mi-*- Kittv .Du ..Hose , ri in .SIMMIlls ( "lIHlMting- of A lit of tin' Grand tompting sj11;i<| t miisr wen* .served w< ru In Mrs J.imes Ridge. Mi-s Miss Naomi Sroggnn, Miss Elea-1 ),v >will he initiation, M r s . J o h n G . L e o n a r d i . Mies presented her house guest * nor Evans of Palmetto, Miss Eve-1 ‘ the liii.-.tesN asMted by her at the Woman's ftllss Eleanor Evans of I'alnir.ttn. lyn Anderson and Mi-s D orothy1 10 o'clock under E n t e r t a i n s M e m b e r s wtth a dainty powder box. and Stokes Joining tin* players fo r' [the Literuturo DeB u s i n e s s IVIan’°. ^ c s t M e n O f t h e S t . A g n e s ( j u i l d Miss Spencer received n lovely gift luncheon was Mrs. K. A. Douglass, j • CIGARS - c Portable Phont M*4t>*-1< I'* •r >* — [ Enjoyable M eeting of IChurch Circle Is Held AtM rs.W alker'sHome Yo n INKS^ D^ Yo.uwill receive r0tt vice at our fountain, SHE 1 AUGH school, nnd when nohoily would invest money in their ’’foolish Hying mnelune," she gave oil of hers. When the M.hool dosed she snt down i<> sew silk, cotton uml v.im s !n i over wings (,f mod­ el glider*. t**sted by her brothers. ■ . 1■ . r MAie^/lES S H O t f M ANtf m it) • • I0 N E CMy e sARE GZOWm >• wm ukv. ~'k uA.»-w ,,Y TtvT JiSiPP ' product^ , I’LL SOON B E 3 TRUCK FARM?! -- * European banking office of Cana­ da, South Africa and A ustralia But the old British mother still has the brains, truined statesm en, g reat universities and, thinking men. Those things mean empire, w hat­ ever you may say officially. IS T Y I-'T I jc thing whicii I e a r ly c completion ol the Geneva-TitusvilJe road project rrarcN is come upon me.! it.w hkh 1 was afraid of j, .. , ‘ m a y bo re a d ily s e e n t h a t th o c o tm lv ( h a n d i e r l m ' Till*. WOIG.II hears of Renan’s .Job Is place in the eoinmunil.v and th at its field of activity Ys devoted sister, of the sister of the Astronomer llerschol studying the .“ m . !*"■' « ' y r h u m b w o f '(im nH T cu o r u n v stars PB-^Help m:, Lord ,f.i for him at night, und the sinIh c i c tx ie o r g a n iz a tio n a n d t h a t it is fu lly a s w o rt h o Jq th at We sluill ever cast S lim io rl Co-nrwcii 1i,,„ ;....... i ‘ , . ,l,v a s " (> rlhy o f W w III .Augustus, A "b’"'dijs, wife of tho rascal m e , upon Thee, because tw (>„M , l„. i i Mr w b ‘1^ 18 n e e d e d ; c o -o p e ra tio n b c - - l ^ n,T Antlmny, one of the greatest Cat fo r us. ii the. i h u m b e r s o f c o m m e rc e a n ti c o -o p c ra tio n b e tw e e n Kr,,,lt ,Jor^ » women. I he (citizens l . millions of ?self-sacrificing u» of the city and tlir* tho cnimlv county. 1’KRIIAI‘H sisters live and die unknown. -() whan I ’m old at last M a il ’K m E a r l y WILLIAM. ALIAS Willie, nliua tit nnd slow, Dn.n. alias Dominick Rnggio “ wan [•hall ctnttK to look for you ,ab*n for n rid.*.” In Chicago th b newspape /■»].Faithful . . ....... pera again lake a hand in liyjng (o ninke imjatm tl-.ui y„u never corne hack. * m«y go; .r.hriatmaH celel,rations a success. They •m ' . Z n , . Rupgi.i, g.u.g man, bootlegger, If my ears no mure will strain jh iju ik e r, .ill uroitiui modernir.t ° m ^ e'r Fhristm as mailing early. ’ ' ' ,J 1 f .JT «tep to hear, j bumped n eouple" in u fln. e11 Unreels are not mailed in time to reach the in tended : loon, lie ol't ,;te a rt perhaps forget to thrill L’o years. His law­ MVjpu.n‘8 b e ta-, Christmas has como an,I K.m, ar ■ J yer. who gotgo,him !n jrou are near; out on imil, might * belli r have h ft him in. quite calmly go imirrJ^.^bcn r lhvj" y " f «■■■ took him for u ride and Friends in tho street, Ins hoily, very neatly dressed, wns i0*!^ ^tMU mildH aru crowded beyond a chance for lound under 11 pile of ashes. Crimi­ □tv the hopeful, fearful a _ jte a g h tK . nals sometimes do what the law ■schedu/er^ThL f«Ct l?arb'0lH th a t como in *>n last-minute seems ^THtnaybd, m eet.” unable th do. who is nM Jno ? ,S .k,novvn- t(>° ’ to Practically everybody « .ivthero'll ?----- he no h urt nor h„ J, •? °sn0U,gh t0 addre8S 11 P«rcel and send it through COMPLICATION in ? mai,s' And everybody knows, too. that there is some theANOTHER annulment of the Vnnderhiltthing especially flat about the opening of a f ’hrictm, Mnrlborough wedding. Consuclo * ;m y heart, l and bitterness you bring package whan Chrlatmaa la all over Tho vr t t o l ’Z Vanderhi 11- Ma vlborough Bnhnn, de­ dep art; holly look tawdry and out of place, while the .rift nying that hIk.* wus forced to m ar­ ry her duke, calls the yum a slan­ :e a t lust mny lead nie X ° e S neX‘ CPti0nal d ' “r ™ ........ der on her parents. Ugh Everybody that kuw her at the it ways— lime of the ivv^ayilUC__S,nu tVxiixfy. wonder whnt there’ll be , . n & that j.ffi he seetmid cheer (ill about it. r fJ my days. . . . —Anne Abbot Dover. th.* SHE CHANGED her mind a fte r­ >rR the New York Times) ........ a period ...... word, naturally. Any American ‘>ng V; — O------- -- ! , rf ( ones.*11 in assuring the delivery of n Christmas g u l whose Ijit hoi* buys her u duke tf • k flat-hended mun doesn't ’ 1,1.1 o t ,lu r Pnets of Florida. for seven million dollars is apt fla t pockethook. In find the price ton high. But h s Is regret I aide in a way. It would be much more fun Unit is liunllv a reason for declar­ ' % --------- ® ' th<: Packages arrive just i„ time for the ( h rS m a s ing mill ami void a-ninrriage logWill be boys und girls will nnrnink discovery o| their contents, (tut with the m iil •iU.*, performed, ot which eliihlrvu ty . about ’em. , j . ---------«,--------j !,'id grandchildren aro now in in;w iv 7 s “for % HtU- as wil1 Prnl,»,*,y always be. the sensihh* istenre. The Callmlie church un­ 'b e tte r to have u hog in the y • n gilt-givers to do their Christmas mailing eurly doubtedly has some other reason in u pig in the fumily. hone“nfY.Il ^ “l u " ’1 “ nlil Christm as” w a r n in g in for the annulment not yet di-ovulgcd. hope of providing the ( ’hristmns surprise. itta show me,” nays Sen­ na he Htnrts his inves(j (H E PRESIDENT of Nicaragua Hon Jn Miasouri. a>l;s the United States for a rm v E D IT IN G A P A P E R ............... officers to I rain his arm y and help TAMPA TIMES 6nly difference between him stam p out any danger of re ­ Th volt . sort of K ®iil Chicago is—well, you would iaa and gucan it. Seventeen hundred seventy-six -------- o--------edited it would be something won posmiii of the higher cl isn’t so far away, uml this coun­ I . .. 0 higher clergy. ' No try is not onu to turn up its nose | lUclj money took a tumble the dcrful, but nothing that anylmdv |i'«".v newspaper made to fit u day. T hat’* the way ours wiiuld subscribe for. The news- clientele of intellectual of near in at the won) “revolution.” We tried | fUper business is perhaps the most it successfully. The president of! tq doing all the time. COmputitive of any in existence. i tellectuals could subsist on what Nicaragua should be told to train 1 --------- o--------,the mtellectunis would lie uilling irdoty our curiosity, but we I eople who make up newspaper* , to pay. *' his own arm y, while the United must have the mass of the people States minds its business heri like to know whut ever he, A new author made himself un­ il* ! of that electric homo of in mind every moment. No news popular some time ago by saving home. Let them fight out their paper can live by catering to a fights, as we did. Let the hi dent Coolidge. that as far as lie had observed man win, then recognize him. •«t I cni>Hc»n low. ci ---------<>most of the criticism s of his hook There is not in any community aome people talk about enough business to support a large had <»i.ic from that class of read­ AMERICA READS with horror troubles loads us to helievo newspaper designed especially for ers who never buy hooks, hut are thut Russia proposes to "abolish keen for borrowing them and pick­ think thoy are the only what arc slungily called the high­ all legal difference between regis­ havo them. brows These form a vague clnss, ing them in pieces. It might la- tered and unregistered m arriages ” o--------out they are commonly supposed mud id M»nu* of thorn* who arc There is no danger, however, rtf j onu tbintf wo* have to he the type of citizens who take severest m their condemnation of j m arriage being entirely wiped out. idostriups nnd uuUmio- no interest in any subject except the daily press that they do riot I Women will see to that, in Russia tako up the name space one concerning thing, th at would have I.. pay its hill nor do they taml everywhere. They have learned contribute greatly to its support. |l>y sad experience that men are had me timo. ■enough, even with m arriage laws li*U are normal according Do tie them down. T H U T R I H I J N E O N MK. IH H S B A N K iwmunt of a New .lersey exI 0UALA BANNER i i T h afa p retty hard <»j the THE LATEST Russia proposi l Ua average persons. tom will really discourage prmnis The Tribune print*. t V dully dn, or one of Hu* ' -------- o— ----many gulf coast ' imus immorality, since it will at column of Arthur llrishunp us u reirirlf. ' f ”no R«°d thing about tacli legal responsibility to more m iiotnhle current newspaper feature, . Ihnt loonia in (he Senate demanded “ I in" and old death will not fo r less informal relationships. and enjoyed |»y mnny m tMe lM m orrats and Repub- leader;;. ^ We do not endorao Mr. give you l’.,r depriving yourself of That was the situation in ih. It -wijl be Honiewhere near [IriKltaiie’s views on ninny suli- sunlight that naturi! supplies all United State* not so long ago, If It) battle: Colds are deadlv | a man registered or introduced a (V: „ , ----1»------P-cts. Neither ..... . any reader of w a r round. his column. Yet, us a commontu- weakening every one of the hij. i woman un "my wife” she could I exchange William War Jar daily news, Mr. Brislmne lions ol cells that make up the lm- hold him and get his properly. a yesterday arrested has onnothe equal nr rival. Iliu "To- dy, lowering the power of resistdth heating hiH wife. *lny U m id l»y A IIOPI Indian Indy, looking nt more poopln thnn Bnr<\ hniiffifijf death. Id Urn ixilicu hu was try niiy other emit ribut ion to current *’hnuiiroy Depew, older you with perfectly round brown im usc ' »e his brother, who is literature. The Tribune receives than U'"' le Joe foe Cannon, iroei goes every eyes, knows ns much about Peking, Xew weeks’ vacation almost daily criticisms of Mr. Bris­ winter t Chid sunlight that old age I’oris nr Timbuctoo, ns the average iRudou Trunscripsl. needs. United Stntcs citizen knows nhout g etting around it, you bane s comments and statem ents. the Upited S tntrs. Tho automobile .U I,lf V " ‘ Tribune were to omit "Ymr may say th at when real ’c to euturtnin your com­ the Brisbane for one day, our mail lift* i. |.;.<t and there is no more ii changing that, tho flying mnM > 5l .’ would be deluged with Inquiries nud work north while, tho wise thing riiin" will change it completely. Soon sitteo! children from C|iif* olir i* *?, v,,vl monopolized with J« to (lie. lcnl d^m - Uoks. . ’Our readers nmy not liku engo anti; New York will fly over IW chla^o* tho general "H Hud n how you feel, rpend thrso m agnificent mountains, ami hill they road him. MS UnlUd fitotes urmy, him, Often, wo find Mr. Brlabano un­ SKISi«V”u’r"in n col,,’wlndy’ 4iuni> plains, and tho teacher pointing 'VljlaJor-GonL'ral John L. fair, downward, will ehow the trails particularly In giving only a I, Florida js proud of ita portion Of CQurso, he mentiotiH Florida in m arked’ out by the “old cow red of the truth. Wc do not upon tho high honor lOalievo he hns any prejudice (he mine breath with California. wngon. ht« n\ i i r "u* noJ ^ ln* l " Prevent fed a fte r a long and hon- ? > n - t Florida, bocauso h J ' h i i T his adding thut Chauncey Depew MADAME ALEXANDRIA Kol?r in tho service of his tensive holdings in this state. Ho goes every winter to find sun­ lin? „ f,rie‘lut’!u l>' Fivul‘ this stoto light - uhere*? Horlda. And he lontni, Bolshevik lady ambnssnrJor publicity inustin iniablo value. , -. of -- — ......... ...me. In- te d enough copy paper an)1 time to to Muxloo,*, forbidden to enter U-) rident to the storm disaster, ho put United Stated .territory, lest she DU evar see a barber shav- the -stricken section’s appeal further add th at John D. Roclce- should underm ine.pur political and for htlf aiid try in g t,o induce aid before millions uf readora. It folk-r. Sr.. Thomas A. Edison, Hcni other m orals, tells us about m ar­ hi tak e a facial massage i f ,r< !,ml olherH come to Flori­ riage, " I t ;ls /r. says thd, “ a big is only when California is Involved I: tonic?—Powell in S a r a - ' that Mr. Brisbane appears to have n i # , , 1’ n" mo purpoac. Mr strain on rokr*i~ Jk ” " J m & K \ ;■< ■ u deculnlly pro-Culifornlit slont, Rockefeller adm its that his winter Madame K__ atai, speaks Eng­ , DO, tba .o tte r hand ’ Uldj t9 the detrim ent of Florida. Wo Florida are prolonging lish, French., Ital irt, Garmun, Nor­ ■ a in ru m n tk ,,* ' k weglan, as ■t^ T1 as .Russian. In But, aside from an occnslotml unv of Orpfw*^ lrih u t'f r o m ^ , c o l u m n S u n d *y'(* „ j S i » she will t0' ‘ 0 r’Joritte Justice and « toll you^'iMWai tionutn has nut ‘n S V|0 t‘'m t0 find eriOJJjPPnswi Brisbane usuaBy fair. And to " “ E^.lho nsw wont >fpjuulo r w i r ;-:rv - .1 :^ % ' >j ....................<-'••;; �rM*H*T* •}•' v . Vmmm •m **** ^K L tz ir. V lob* 'd u e Jil^inabU bUU lty to law y er Stea b o u t a s g ro a t a f a il- j ■A ^ l ^ a n d his aum •Ineai • o f tw o briafa. T h w e 4f-> ft iVT Hi H A 8S E E , F la ., Nov. 29. Vrt R-Tlw State BupWraa Court '-, w as petitioned fo r a w rit of quo waafnrttO on J. W. St«phon*, of D eerfield, B row ard county, to show by w h at au th o rity ho is occupying th e offices of town c!crk and ta x assessor. 'wX line | o4 f D unferm F j£ 3 5 IA P 0 LAlP p t ^ JrOT* -tifetA , ^bl^OPRpVAl *AI6V4T I vJltL B R IhiG UP 1ME PRINCIPAL aaV p SOU, QlttJB&ERv/BP. " o f f i c e by G eorge P. B anks, of fam ily intim ately, o f th e tadica’Tyceutn p e e rlle ld , alleges th a t S tephens is | Shaw spoke ip holding office in violation of th e by, who res law providing t h a t a holder of t o m o re fro m his s e a t be* public office m u st be a resident of u t y said , he was t|>e p rln - a tow n six m onths p rio r to the l e t t and had corns to b e en- election, m telf. of Stevenson’s cases a t ; 1W A 0 lOOKIbi' VQRVlARD'lo A u t-i - iHs m « ^ e e * IPoiiBue MM-m- be ; o tVK * V't-, • — MEAH U eA U . SMOHtv .-. ..M s . 4 ? W oktE. <bo ym po ae <&as/ei.'vfee OP Q E ' 'T f c w V E Q O V O H s e u itM * * T n err —k e'd I& R A B ET J; ii+ rrftts t o r ^H A R & JR E A e .R . •j r \C E L E 9 R K T l0 k il AUP 1WILL ' W me m iO M O P tfe o u J uetAB&ie er-itte PRorec-fivk tS A S u ^ ; h J $ iS 9 rrAw tec*! vj( Ktf ‘/ »V ■a ft ALtf s»HdlrI B u fi m TIME m Me WO, 'r t? r T |A RA\P 1 Part of Montana Is Under Snow Blanket . ™ .. w *» io n and aucccss1 to t h e 1 ^ R t tt PT.OP th n t w as beyond ! H E L E N A , Mont., Nov. 23.—(#> noyr wevVrkon h a i only —W estern and Southern M ontana „ „ bachuke tils m other told l*y under a 'h e a v y snow blanket tokt w hen he went to th e h a i^ d a y with the prospect that the _J be would hand over tSp h e r j, l ° r ,n .would extend southwnrd to sT odd shillings ho received, j° tb e r mountain elates today, to u r shillings was th e suhi j Trans-continental trains were 't h a t c d r t f ’to h er fro m her slightly behind schedule last night, j pgperienco ns a barrister.” ' but no nerimir. delays were report* ■ l od. Tiie m inim um tem p eratu re e honorable Anthony Asquith, war. recorded r.t Lewiston, in Cetrson of the Enrl of O xford, tra l Montana,-w here the m ercury re fifed lender of the Liberal p arty , dropped to r.cvon below zero. fers m oving pictures to politirv-. pi*. A squith, a fte r some m onth1' In California, has signed .up with itls h cinem a syndicate and has tod w ork on n scenario of his conception. | Oro is absolutely no political lcanco in this appointm ent,” Rub soothing, jpo Woolfo, m anaging d irc e -1 S top, drugging! r>of th e Film com pany said in p en e tratin g S t Jacobs Oil rig h t into your sore, L*lig th e announcem ent, adding stiff, a c h i n g his' M r. A squith's adoption joints, and relief pilent d ram a to bo regarded comes instantly. reflection on hlr. orntoricnl St. Jacobs (Jil is n harm less rheu­ ( was explained th at Mr. Asm atism linainent h had h«m encouraged in thfa which never dis. Jsct by Dougins Fairbanks and nppoipts and can­ .Jjfjkry 'Pickford, with whom, nct:'feomnanled by hln sister. Princess not burn the -skin. ,__ esco, ho spent pnrt of Inst sum(le t a 3d cent bottle of 'U. J a ­ > * In southern California. cobs Oil a t any . y Stanley Bruce, the Australian d ru g sto r ?, and in l>?‘*Iprtmier, is meticulous about his a m om ent you 11 ' appearance. His whito spats ere- be freo f r ( m p s\ alm o st as m uch com m ent in ^ pain, soreness and stiffn ess. In ™* * ndf w h ere he is ta k in g pari use for 05 y ea rs fo r rheum atism , Im perial conference, ns they sciatica, n eu ralg ia, ium hngo, ,In hia nntivn land. Tho three lacltnchd, sp ra in s. — Adv. t i l i a l su b jects b ro u g h t out by conforonce nro Mr. Bruce |t s , W inson C hurchill's new h a t I P re m ie r B aldw in’s tnlest pipe,] Jeh h a s a new wrinkle ns to Hon. Ed. W althall, daru Sominolo Hudkoh-Efisex Co. , __ Chinese room in Bucking- Sanford, Fin. P alace, planned I hr por- D ear Ed: nned under unt I believe it was P atrick H enry koanl supervision of Queen Mary, (*Ti «tbe m °at .beautiful of ita kind who cried, as B rutus stabbed Cae­ s a r on the steps of tho Boston Jn*th* B ritish E m pire. ' i SPb* Q uran,, who inherited ninny Commons, “ Peace, pence—there ; Tilts Af Chinese a r t and nui’t no i;:>nee—” m _rk, in especially interested in And the snid P atrick uttered ilris pbar-o of in te rio r decoration, w hat you m ight call a mouth plum F e a tu re d In tho Chincso room is full. Ponce is indeed ra re r th an u dny mbch lacq u er w ork, several Bnd4Han of various t-iies, some tan in Juqe when its A ugust. You ^rtn eh ch airs th n t are nro ns com fortnbl fortable have to w ait a long tim e fo r it. ( ‘ “-th ey a re beautiful, an open fire J u s t when the world w as be­ :e before which nits an exqui- ginning to recover from the b,g C hincsc fire screen and a rend- w a r which mado the- world safe l n f tam p composed of a tw isted old o r borrow ers, and was beginning ncet\ holding n sunshndc. to got used to tho F rench and the j s rrw S paniards w earing R iffs on th e ir' Percy M nthcr, of Fleetwood, necks, they had to go and s ta rt j who has been doing m issionary som ething over in Chinn, w h ile! Wjftrk iti th e h e a rt of' China, never som ething is alw ays so easy i>| s « v a whito woman fo r lfl years g ta rt. add, d, u n til he arrived home, knew N atu re By, people w an t to kn o w . ^n&h ,jh ln g of motion pit cures nnll whot made the Chinese mud on on: li l * lfplancs excepting w hat he hnd to j w anted to know so I learned fro m pictores and books, w ent to n C hinam an to got him to th e course of his work in Hin- 'X i’Umt' 't u!i to 'n -, I went tr ktang, Mr. M nthcr e x tra c te d 11,- m y Chinese laundry m an, Moo OQP teeth free wvlthout ithout, u fin r g , an Cow, and asked him why Gon. Chu an esthetic. HoEwls.CS dq.vs Jour ney from tho n e a re st hosfjUal or Pio and his o th er fellow country­ men hnd gotten so peeved all of n ’m lonnry station, noli i e p i VS flf-Z 3 MKiA'L l K i ^ T R U G < J O k i^ c u R u -r fil|W t w H-Jl FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS n MYAUAJT POLLV tAi ,VES/ AM Fop 7DL' ME IS COMtA>‘ TD OUC> MooS6 FDR TWAMkSGI'JIN* ' ■DIMMER -AUNT POLLY , V!‘ r% o f a r e j / WIST IS yJCWOECFOL- SMS T \ VWEAiY UP AM’ COMW DONJN 7A‘ FARASAODT VJOODEM OPEN -MOSU2 - BJERVBoDy 7WOUSWT SWB’D BE WLLED EOT SMS LAAJDGD OMA s e e - cm s davat* ■ A FAIR. — JUMPER.! im 's t e a o MAYSTACK AM' W u r t w r v_ MukrA Bir.1! » -O1 * WAK EXPLAINED _ y is BO O TS A N D HER BUDDIES KNOW.BlUV-tuR w i n T H ttW ujr^fi AT^ W°WTAL.\ Nt\JW. WlAYitQ TWjo«,V\T OTr — YSWlTOftt.Tu' WEttO Ain’t it the Truth? THIRE^WAS BOW AVTIR.TtCMJ,WU1T] P f IUTLe N TC^ a n ’ONLY NOT XNOWtN1WHAT ONI OR TWO * J I N «(«> 50 HOCH AS A ^IDW^R T©CYVfcM* *feN\ ( I P irtYit KNOW IT Ift.astVY * \* TWtRts OT A wan ,%ome H oW -W ttfiB tM cH o u B / coolo only COULO UMJft A f t O i l - O N t loose m i INTO TH* e w te w m s* WAAD - SlWOfe TUfitW. HOW WAPVY TASK W 00W <51 9 SALESMAN $AM U'E yTlio population of the province BU^dt'n m isA2.500,tl0D-but th e re are no rail1 ™" 1 ^ to wri,t o you hloo , $?{■;w jy s , tolephonon o r newspai>ers. ®xnct wori*"« • ^ u t a bberai ,V T hefe a re b u t tw o autom obiles in troualation o f them w as to the E .hjf e n tire district!1 belonging to of- I Bcnural effect th a t th e Chinese have had reason to rise up and try to expel all foreigners from the Colcslial E m pire of soap and starch. According to Moo the principal industry of Chinn is inundrying. A bout the only th in g s they tench a boy in tho Chinese public schoolj . T r~ r—-\ '.That beautiful, - even shade of are to out rice w ith chop Htirk&jiml ■ ,'djirJr, glossy hair can only lie liml to wash and iron collars. by brewing u | nari,1K l ht) ,n»t few years the m i x t u r e of foreiSn “devils” have been trying L> Rnrro Ten n n d ' to iniroduco so ft collars into China. S ulnhur Your I ItoP °rtH from th o Chinese in h a ir is your Ampricn hft(l w arried the few c h a r m > It ' “ ’in(Iry m°n a t homo th a t the m akes or 'm a r s l Boft collnr wou,d do fo r thc luunW th q face. When dries w hnt thc nutomobilb has done It fad es, tu rn s for tho livery ^tab les. And that's g ra y o r stre a k ­ quite a sufficiency. Fooling grew stro n g e r nnd ed, just an apstro n g er ag a in st tho so ft collar, ■“ won--or ' S a g o -k q d Sulintil jt reached tho jio in t Where wh .’ U lltffijfh ittvrnH in ----- ^ je r-'to pro. hull or m ixture} you cxn g e t th is flt face, Would'bs’-in ia, yo<4d hum when om pared \ylth a C hinam en wl o u i old recipe im proved by com ho saw a so ft collar—or even Addition of o th e r Ingredients thought about one. o n ly 75 centa all re ad y fo r uae. Tho stag© w as fin ally reached Is called W yeth's S age a n d When a maQ w earin g it a o ft collar o r Com pound. This can fcton the itr e e ts o f a C hinese city depended’ upon to b ‘ .would bo mobbed. • ,'•/ ' The only w ay o n y 'fo re ig n e r can c/: 11 s s fo in-C hina nd' by Wear h y S age d ’h l g h . i t l f f Oh whidh . ’'riow L“ T ossy no] o f som? ii', Y/ t thin, are _ la 0/ oaches iY HAIR DARK w co r v‘u_ cbll on pw ttv: h UNUt - f-L’U VJL. TiciiLED Tt> DuPiTii To, i<«OM vpt iti 'T rt' (A0VMES A Sjamy Reception WELL. - VUL - T H E OLO ^ & ro SLftnsTrt* Poor h iu m c IN hT4 l GUV;b HE, OtOHT RECO£*tMJJE. n t . - V L U \MHF\T'S T h ' n f Y T T OoM’T SoO WNOW n t. 7 TaU- H U A \ Bn THIS IM E. 35 ss-: > ■A V D IV, uRli MOM’N P O P ■rttjr MAKS* TH6 t o u r t h cicsah y o u 'v e SMOKCO T o m OH T- x THINK THAT'S h^JFOu S’ ■I'.Wi i k y Plain to Be Seen? IF vou SmOKB THAT many O& ARS in AN E U gN IN Q IT STANDS’T o REASON y o u r T b e A c fio b i l l t s 0Y5R A DOLLAR'A DAY Y es, i r RUNS INTO M 0N 6Y 1 mm 0 - , *■ 'J-lul pi, ■-’ Sr \J '■m'."•T f VM M r e c e io e o e c T io m j s A Ch ec k u p . tlM S l Oscar Goes Him One AOMJ SAG USED 70 60 DP JN MER BALLOQM-\WAV UP AISAGR'M y o u COULD USED 7D BE A RARASACXDT m u s t mame <•V r ?sni' m " 5?.! WARD, 6HIAT 1 KMSVJ A M A M OMCE w o Dieo.,f �,i..., i}.,,i,,k - •‘‘•‘lie' stAw*'*v.\ .A'/ ■ SfL'.iL a t, p m w S ra ^ fc ! M ' - .'•-. ■■;•, lAlkt-Alk. ' &.. L _ . TSsmS ■ \*yt ■ ■ Illllll '.j * ' ‘' - ♦i ' I m u n in iiln ik iu i ■ H ,, Hef»w Ab a t ,, 11 8—Business Service Offered 49—Poultry and Supplies C LA R EN C E SM ITH G eneral C ontractor 600 W est F ir s t S tre e t a t Phone 441 es Ib Ad**ncff to receded , MU*<tor »ent pgfUdlt. 19C « IIM So a line J e a line « , request. ratei arc for i r m g e lengfl' of 30c for . {• restricted to *Uon. made The San­ to responsible ct insertion, 4W. attbseouent , office should be ately I*1 c*se °r HTI8ERS representative liilisr with rates, ification will give formation. And will assist you Uf want ad. to Effective. S’T NOTICE jjjve their jfflce address as Ehons number if ults. About one thousand has a [the others can’t rith you unlese address, ounce MUST be ■t The Sanford / by letter. TeJenusneet are not ompt JA M ES H . COW AN— All kinds of Tin a n d - S heet M etal W ork. W ater and B oat T anks. A t Oak Avenue and T hird S treet. T ele­ phone 111. HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto R adiator and Bheet m etal vrorks. P lain and ornam ental sheet m otal work. Tel. 710-W. 207 F rench Avenue. 21—Insurance IN SU R A N C E , I We a re prepared to render expert service in th e follow ing lines of insurance. FIRF. TORNADO LIA BILITY AUTOM OBILE HEALTH & ACCIDENT. J O ur knowledge of insurance is alw ays a t your disposal and will appreciate a call a t any time. COt,CLOUGH REALTY CO. Tel. 732 Hit F irst. N at. Bk SANFORD, FLA. R E A L E ST A T E IN SU R A N CE 25— Florists. “ STEW A RT TH E FLO R IST” Flow ers for all occasions Me LANDER ARCADE Phone 781. Efficient _ Mv\ H W M H » ,M „ ,„ „ M M W H ilr • ■• W$-■ 77—Houses For Rent. 86—Lots For Sale .j ■ V /t? IIH Iftll tv.V ;rv m Don Smith . j 88— Real Estate for Exchange SEE 27— 1’rofe.HHional Services , Jewelry Repairing1 1A 7b—Offices and Desk Room W ANTED TO BUY—Small and inexpensive bungalow, located O FFIC E FO tt TtCNT—In Meisch Bldg Apply A. P Connc’Iy A within reasonable distance from the Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. business section, Must bo fairly TH E liAl.I, HARDWARE priced. Box 91 cure Herald. 80—A—Real Estate Directory LOTS — as first paym ent on PRONE 8 house. Address Box 50. McCAl.L A FOX, Real estate in­ vestm ents. Best buys are am ong HOUSE well incuted, building lots, our listings. Phone 745. in Gindorville, will exchange a» 56— Fuel and Feed p a rt paym ent on home. Address SEE R. C, TISDALE Tor good buys Box 50, FOR GOOD WOOD ( ALL liflj.t. In Real E state, 235 Meisch Build­ ing. 8 9 — W a n te d — R e a l E s ta te 61—Miscellaneous. HIGGINS-,SMITH-WIGHT, INC. REAL ESTATE WANTED Rea! E state and S IN C E R M A C H IN E S INSURANCE BROKERS Will buy or trade for your equity Singer electric sewing machine1: in any bits in any subdivision in Family style machines sold and [.If T YOUR PROPERTY W ITH, Softth Florida. In answering this rented. Hemstitching to order. Re “TH E LOT KING" advertisem ent tell me how much pairing a specially. .Singer Sewing 30t> F irst National Bank Bldg. you have paid, the batnnee due, Marhine Co. Meljimler Amide. the lot numbers, and the location 81— Wanted—To Rent of. property, also give your p res­ 66— Wanted—to Huy. ent and home address. W rite Box WANTED TO RENT Dec. I. fu r­ BW-R Cure Sanford Herald. I BUY, pay cash for second-hand nished 8 room house with three pianos. Address Box 352. bedrooms or two Itcdrooms and 90— Automobiles Tor Sale sleeping porch. Phone No. 1. W ANTED good single wagon. Will CHRYSLER P revatt, Box 112, Sanford. WANTED S m a I I inifurnlshod CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO hotiHc or rooms. Cioise in. P. U. S anfur.1. Ave. at 10th St. Phone 692 67—Roonm Wilh IJonrd. Box, 5:i:l. USED CAR EXCHANGE FDR KENT one large furnished — F a r m s and L a n d f o r S u ie CORNER PARK AND SECOND Q. W. WANSI.EY, M anager bedroom. j __ ______ __________ _ _ ______ - th at them Is no one In the Hlale of Florida tins service of tho writ of subpoena upon wnnm would bind either of you that you am now liv­ ing out of tbe St.no of r'iurlda or W atchmaking nro cotieeulltiK >ourselves so that process etmuot be serVori you ulid' — And — each of you. amt th at your last known nililress anil residence wuh; :. Lake Mary, Florida: • T llin tK K o itn Tilt* Emma It. I Market and J Mnrkel, r.rr buslmml. •v •« and ench of y„u are mi|ulmd to bo ami appear to ear said Circuit Court at Hanfiirit. Florida, on Iho . tith day nf lo-rminer. A. l>. 1916. and then and there niako necessary ! to llm Hill of Complaint Exhibit* 'ELL’S , rr % ■ NEXT DOOR TO YOWELL’S against yon. and therein fall not, olhorwlse u Iteeree tiro ifnnfesso Vj‘ will b« entered against you and you. It Is ordetod that this Citation be JLU aB h o i:1 published once a week for four consecutive a.-.-ks In the Sanford ________________________________ -- -----Uerald a newspaper puhl.rhi d In i ( i m X M W X l M W M M M I M B l M l l i l l M H M M I Seminole Count). Kl.ot-I.i and hnv- * lug general il s’ rlhni l >a. WITNESS me h.,ml and offlelul seal of said Ctrcal, rimirt this "nd day of Nov. i> m hi. ‘ (SEA I.) v e . not'iii.ASS. ciet'i of tile Till Jitdlelal 25% Discount Circuit. Seminole County. ■ ' i Fl-o idr.. HAVILAND — BAVARIAN lty A. M We, ks, I>. C. JAMES il. SHAIIMN. Solicitor for C Muplalnant. S 1 NOVITAKE {CHINA SAL l | Tuesday and Wednesday ! McLaulin, The Jeweler N i i l l c e is t i c r c l i y n l v e n H i u l ti nJ t i i uvd n f C m i i i i v t ' i m u n l s s l i i ' i i - i s In a n d f e r SciTiitt if,* <’m i n t y , w i l l .11 i lu -l r n e x t i i - a n l a i n n - e i i n u i" 1i,>ld I n t l i c t ' n i i i i l l n i i s c . a i S a n f ' i i d K l m i d u . 'I’m s i l . i f , I • i - i ' r m l i H Ti l e A 11 . 1 :tJfl. Ill I II o' l - l ni ’k A. \ t . I ■■ o l i i b i d s r m i t i e ,- l i - ar l l i K -if r l a l d nrz tif u ;i f . y i a d l t i n and cinylna. a r m i d f i l l til tlc.11 l . a l . c H r -t l e n . c i i t I n a" * * « M H H H B a 0 a R a M a R H a a a H l a a H H a p B B a a B B a M M M a a ! I*...... .... < l t \ . n n i e , i i d l u y v i n i . (I-1> m rrllnil line. Ilea, nt I l i e S. \V 5 I ' n r I . i d . f,:i. . Mc Ne i l l s O i n i i K f l V i l l a . J r i m rc.l.i#. I n e a s t S i d e n f A. I" I. g Jtallinail. ilnnee nurtbelistel I f , a u l n a e t i l e K d s l s i d e o f It. It , til M Mi l e I n d i a A , , i l l , - n e e Kur d I n h a r d ■ s i n t i n eil r n a d i ii t i n I i n; f l oi i t l i f m m a K i n i-- 1 i ' U y . ■ S jk c l f l c a l I nn , m a y bn obtained ■ f r n m I'n im U I iiunieeiH Office. T h e ■ H n . l i d r e e l vi-s I b e I ' l u h t I n r * J e c l ■ l i ny m e l a l l h i d ® W i t n e s s i, i v h a n d a n d s e a l t i l l s tin- J I at h d a f n f N n \ I • . I as#. I \ I : I n il <II. \ S S , f ’l ei li, I t n. n d i ‘m i l d , 1' ■,l 11III l s (Seal) n o t h i: i Not i i 'o i>f Im i f h v i i hi ' i t Midi Mo I l l i l i nJ It! f ' r»|.| 4!>( > r i i l l l hl i HHl I l l l t ' M III mnl foi w i l l til til* Il fH\t Mi *, it ii f i i c t i pm. to tn* Im-hi I h tin* i ‘ni ni lltiiiMf ut Siinfuitt, J'hui«l,i. Tn«*i**liiv, 7 th, A. J*. a t hi o ’p l u p k A r »• t viv i 11ill>4 fur ill** i'lu>Inn o f a rouil |nil Nor t h Hut* o f Scut to n T» PJ IliiiiK** K um(. i Sp»*clfIcallnnH ma y lit* olitaln«*il j f r o m t ' ot mt y Kiutiiii t - n Tho l l oanl tin* rlwhl to r»*j**ct ■ II 5 ^ ^ m g ■ Ft)R SALE 21 million feet Long ROOMS, with «ir w ithout menlx Leaf Yellow Pine at $5 per DODGE BROTHERS Reasonable rales. Lincoln lintel. thousand. Railroad through prop­ .feraj w* > « ^ YOU OW E it to yourself to have m erty. Full detnils on request, W. IL Denier* ■ |ermrn ■ m <• *° „ ri j |(UL.p good htudh. (!hiro- 6 8 — R oom s W ith o u t H oard Stone, P. O, Box 431, Sanford, Fla. fl luesiiny. j | p ra ttle udjusm euts will help you SELL GOOD USED CARS ■ ■ I F i n d e r comm n phone -182-J for LARGE, COMFORTABLE front 84—Houses For Sale JJ l!)2i! Dodge Special Touring room nicely furnished, second |Reitcr, I.ungwoo ■ appointm ent. I)r. W. E. MacDuu11125 Ford Touring r u , i ni n. i l r \ vi t nV' i n m y h a n il a ii 1 i floor, connecting with bath, two gull, 1st. N at. Ilunk Hltlg. t l i 1H 1III ' l a t h till) ..f X. (Vt’tnljMr, A. 1925 Dodge Special Sedan beds. Instantaneous hot w ater ull FOR SA L E —By owner, 5 room l l >. Pi'.‘II Bungalow with lights und w ater 1925 Ford Runabout ■Ilona — R e- EU G E N E PERM A N EN T WAVES, times. New house, nice neighbor­ V K IK i f ' l l . \st.< , <'1,-rU, \ 3 miles W est Sanford P. O. cm Do11. .Ill'll *’uii nt y «. ' ( n n i m ’8. 1925 Graham Truck no kinks, one price, personal a t­ hood. Term s moderate. Excellent j ( Si'll 1) Land highway, $1800. term s, also 1924' Overland 4 Touring tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. menln next door. I l l E. Eighth j 3 room house for $120(1 term s. H. co. Phone 349-J. Street. NOTIfK 1 __ H. Hiinkstony, Sanford, Fla. not the owner." i Mnl 1r i* 1*4 hi ' i ' H* N H i v e ii i t i nt •Uu* if f n i i n i ) <' hmi i i i i HshnH-rHi In ! I t n a r i l i M ILLER O. PH IL IPS, Iiv* estimates. S. J. NIX BEDROOMS AND furnished ro o m s, ■ ~ m n l Tin ■ Si - ml unt i l ( ' i m i i l v . w i l l u i A ttorney and Counsellor at Law IDFORIJ ■t !i« i r n**’t l i «•« mil* c ii m' i -l i n k III III’ for light housekeeping. 1215 W. I ^PA N ISH HIJNl, A1,()\V A j I n t h e I ' l i i n i I I oi i h .' u i Si i nf i n*1 m 210 E a st F irst S treet. Second S treet. ' charm ing old world home u 11u ' K h n h l : ! , T n **ilii\. I h i f i u l i i r 7 t h , A m Elm Ave. and LUL Street. well established grouads ae-l i l » . ly'-Jlj lit Mi .*'*'!uric A, M . r. yi tv*' ,, Service O ffered ! h h j n f o r i h " i I* ii J i m " f 11m kit n f J| 32—Help Wanted—Female {f o r RENT Bed rooms, :ior» P a rk 1double garage, A bargain at $ l“ , PHONE 3 | \v ;i v . M l i ' l l l u ; iiiiti I'lilMlIlK. *'f llli* H I t ORE — Pre0110, Very little cash retpun Ave. Phone 318. iinail nu tin Hnnth I,hit* nf H»*r, 'I'wvj*. H Sodu. We are C O M PETENT O F F IC E m anager _ ..i M H 3<l KiiKt. l iiim \V**n! Kml 4 B ait Nason, Valdez building. Plum, n f |*n*M**iit t ' l i i y n i a i j « ln*n* Ji t u n i H :t ar phone, JE W E T T AND PAGE to take in te re st in and m anage j F U R N ISH E D ROOMS, hot and 853. S*mth. h» IsivfiM \Vf?4C I«k S. W. ■ |103 (%ii'iii»rt nf Hit hi Si*4*. M, U RIVE’S GARAGE m ortgage loan nnd insurace agency ] cold w ater in rooms, garage Sjn't'lfIntthitiN iimy In- n h t n h i n i t W Sanford lX>aler to bo established in Sanford Dec. j space. Phone 124 J. STUCCO BUNGALOW, large liv­ fr»»m Cmitity I'lmlm i i s i ric**, Thu * 208 W. 1st St. Phone 017 Furniture Co. 1. A ddress Box A. S. C. H erald of- j ----------- -—.— ----------------------- -------------------t llnjtrtl rt*Ht*i vi * m Hn* i Jwlil 1 if r«*j**i*t J J ing room, dining room, 3 I k-4 i u ii v a ink a N hhls it Street fice. j TWO FU R N ISH ED rooms for rooms, kitchen with built in fen KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, i , ....... ■ . full line. -------------------------------------------------- j light housekeeping, 719 Oak tuio,< including break fast nook. HOUD AND GOODYEAR TIR ES. | " ,lM ' v J.;, i' m,;’,], A's x f u - i n " | right. Gush or W ANTED, PRACTICAL nurse. Avenue. Small down paym ent, Inlands U. S. I,. B atteries. j Ihoml (hoioty thirmni’s, 5 1 your business. m onthly. Phone 713. References required. Inquire n t ; ----------------------------D istributors Chandler | <s'» l) p Commercial Avenue J~ 704 P alm etto Ave. G arago a p a r t­ 71—Apartments and Flats I l l - MI I HTI I AT Hl . V X O T I l ' K I Co., general ment. MAKVANIA T l i c It,-w iMtnittim thinks uf t h o U [lidcwalks, buildi C l i y nf Hiinfiiril. l'‘ lor)ila, wi l l bo ■ SANFORD BU1CK CO. Allow us tho opportunity "f A TWO room modern ap artm en t ■ n|ii>ii Mnndoy. Ni i v c mho r Nih, ins*. ■ on boxes. J. R. 33—Help Wanted—7»Iale 212 Magnolia Ave. ntnl wi l l down Sni i i nl i i v. Vf i vnmbur ® wih u rs of hath. Iiistuntneous hot showing you this fino properly. I’hone 307 Scruggs-Scoggans R ealty <Vh : 7 tli, 19 20. At llm C i t y Hal l . "i w a te r a t all times. Nice neighborL It I ' l l l l . I . I I ’ S, ■ Plume 735. Masonic Temple Ci ty Itcki sl lutInn Of fice, J Y'OUNG MAN wanted Wont y°un<4| hood. Mode rule. Avnilnble about LINCOLN — FORD — FOKDSON SAN1NG CO. m an with m echanical e x p e rien ce, jj ,,,. , , n Kast Kighth near Mug-1 Edward Higgins, Inc. Repairing and FOR SALK.—5-room, modc.in Commercial A monument c/erlooklng the ■ who would like to learn good trade. 110iin, & Pulmetto, Phono 331 i486 for prom pt M ust be sober and reliable or wont Stucco Bungalow. This modern harbor entrance, llim ugh which a { passed JJ mnko good. Apply forem an Daily FOR KENT — Furnished a p a r t­ home has large living room, din- BE "MRE and see the new custom , million American soldiers in t roon>, 2 beds, both including bn t Studcbakers I from the sum m er of 1917 to NoH erald. m ent to adults only. 813 M ag­ BER SHOD shower, kitchen h as, built in fe a ­ SAN JU A N GARAGE | vemlier 1918, is to be cretAed in nolia Ave. Avenue. tu res, also electric range and ------------------- ------ —— — i Brest, Franco. 37—Situation Wanted Male. Special a tDODGE w ater heater. The price of this. - 74—Apartments and Flats tnd children. homo Is m oderate mid term s can J Pleasure cars and GruU.m Trucks W A NTED POSITION as m eat cu t­ Phono 3 ^ bo arran g ed any way to suit par-. Elm and 13th St. te r or dairym an, 25 yenrs ex- FOR R E N T —3 room furnished SB SBEKRY PRIN T chaser. Address Box 59 or Pimm , SEM IN O LE ^H.UDoOlvESSEX a ting, Engraving, periencc. Do not drink, smoko or j ap artm en t. Apply Herald Office, 713. corn{ni first. We do gam ble. Will bo able to 203 Onk Ave. R. It. Avenue- mence work Dec. 1. C. R. Rhodes, TWO ROOMS, K itchenette and FOR SALE—A five r o o m house Phone 41 ;a bath, attractiv o ly furnished, p l l Brond St. A ugusta, Ga. ono block from school with all --------------------------------------------------------B — m oderate rent. Young, owner, 200 modern conveniences reasonable * HUPS— MARMONS g N. Park Ave. Htibcrdashcr 38 — Businctw OpportunjUea price, easy torms. Address Bo\ 1 Sanford Automobile Co. s hr C o l l e g i a t e J 200 Magnolia Ave. Phono 137 ■ No. 60. FOR HOUSE clenning and'window FOR RENT G arage ap a rtm en t a l­ >t Street. so one o r two bedrooms. 800 w ashing call 423 E a st Fourth NASH 85— L o ta For Snlr -------------------------------------------- S B Magnolia. Phone 200. _____ U>nds tho world m tumor car value, i S treet and ask fo r Mack. TUNING s m i t h M o t o r s c o I 3 r. Jactihs. Expert FOR SALE Will- sell two lots on Suitable fur two or three i FOR REN T—Nice rooms and ion work. 10—Money to Loon s Magnolia at cost. Price for b 'lth jy , . , m it „„ family apartm ent house. Is J Mi apartm ents. Ferndnlu Apt. $3700. * real close In, has two baths $370i Adresa "B arg ain " enro HeLOANS— Money available a t 7 per bE I’RINTERY and three toilets,'-tw o car raid. i \ c tn m ilT c o o le r sK V icvni cent. Close in property. A. P. 75— Business Places for Sent CAMERAS J o n ir tA i. n u n it , mi; x i ,m )Li : . garage and is modern In PI.OUIIIA. 1 Connelly & Sons. IPPLIE3 FOR SALE—Lot G or Lane'H Ad­ COUNTV. every respect. IM CIMNCKIIV NlTTIXO. ATTRACTIVE rooms to re n t fo r N. Lundey, Prop, -1 dition, facing H ighland P ark on stores or offices at P ark Ave.. 47—Dogs, Cats. Pets, nii.L. t o vouivCiiOsi-; MOiiTfiAfii-t a 'This placo is now rented and Oak Street. $1750 on term s of only and Commercial S treet. W. M. AM PRESSERY ' B re tu rn in g a-splendid income. $50 cash und $25 m onthly. Address i l l A m . l ' . H A. B A U T I N , Young, Owner, 208 P ark Ave. W A NTED TO KNOW who owtn COMI’I.AINANT, tailoring. Box 80, care The Herald. VH. P it bull stud dog in Sanford? Avenue. Phone lOmma 1,. Mark>9 nml J. Addroan J . J. Nulls, Pinecustle, 77—Houses for Item. P r ic e d R i g h t ( o r Quick MAltKr.U her hosband, LAUREL AVEN U E 1H4KKNDANTH. Fla. ________ S a le FOR R EN T WHOLE UPSTAIRS Desirable rcsidonco lot can bo C I T A T I O N UG C O M P A N Y bought from owner on sninll L i b e r al T erm s SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN AND ’ ■ I■ 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles Store" Tho Htato of Florida to Kmma I* j M BATH, HOT AND COLD W ATER, cash payment. L atw ten 10th nnd Mar ' II/ of our prom pt a 5 s o « i . M| , h v c o n .i d . r t ..d ‘a a r t t l t o m 8m m pGons and quick FO R SA LE, good tw o horse wa­ HOUSE B U ILT ONE YEAH AGO. Ing |„ « ho».a t o 00 | ,M . or JJU; CORNER. H IG H & MYRTLE. Vy. gon. M. S. Nelson Box 270, San­ • • FRED W. BALL. aid. 1Hot Sandwiches ford. Found. • ' I , , „ r i , r t | „ „ „ „ „ M H W B m „ W ||M , i | , M H H ||h M H B i M ; M ||w ^ FO R SALE Turkeys, 50 cent |w‘r FOR R EN T 5 room 2 story houso FOR SALE—French Avenue lot pound. Opposite school house „* furnished. Apply 1015 W. F irs t near Highland Park. $1300. $25 Paola. C. T. Tiller. 1St. cash and $25 monthly. Box 84 care Herald. . F ° ? S,ALH. I,ive turkeys for I FOR R ENT unfurnished bungalet^Thankagn'ing. G. \V. Spencer, j te. Three room s bath and garag e. PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 100, Phono 400. • 15111 P alm etto Avc. suitahle for ap artm en t house. Owner out of the city and wilt sell 15—Specials at the Stores. TH R EE Brand New Stucco B unga­ under value and on exceptionally lows for rent, desirably located, easy term s. Box 79 enre The modem throughout. Inquire a t H erald. FOR llnumel's. l.MPORTED DINNKRWARH ' BBCTmscaaefc^ywiiiiwr < w ^ iiM M i» iiiu M i.i iiw n d g in rn iiyi, w i i , n$m P p ffa a M iU M : '•■’*•:; Te n Ro om §i If HOUSE |] F o r S a 1e j Rental Service A few weeks ago we announced the establishing of a bonded rental de*; partmnt— today we are flooded with calls for th renting of furnished and unfurnished houses and apartments, ., »♦ *t♦ >n If you have property to rent or lease would hank you to promtply give qs particulars about your rental prop- . , ;■ erty. ■"‘Z Remember the service we. render is large indeed, while the cost for han- -j^. dling your rentals is insignificant. ■■ r " Our bonded agent, Mr. J. L. Huirt is>jp* at your service. I :vt> i i \ t i •' ( i i'A r;A m 3 r i *?vn> - ®T0N TUBBS n ^ VMM-S Tw CWMCdV** (ktiOUNO (€LLk ALL TVf “>.mx 86 NKW\e m if i vtn\o * £ ' IN V46U-, _ \ f I KM? \ ” K U X 9 0 KHOVJ M O W vmw yjv\w, *<00 OOFfT ® ■*viws ww** w *»<■ ON w * r ki I 'l 'i r \l*"1-7' * & 'v v - A S '" ; r , . tra h- V 1 V S'Ca i. l-l 1 . W • J A •' li ; ■■ f:- *••'»'.*' / ma : ... - J U L . . ' ' , '**' By Crane v4W O *rrH 6 *tv , l r , ese/ ju s t * * * V eY .v ecT 6 0 - - c ^ r f so., KBOGT •A I V •* M I • / ’ A.:i * ■AS' A. f 1. V;• A \0 mftSSBW �-Np V\ i--:v • FPWjgp$>-' • ;’••• ’V&i . . . . ,r 111 - t j» w -* r V <V4 p >-rt f Amt !•»> .ypy— Rob- *§*$• *A->- ■ -yni'T’ A L L A H A S 3E E , F la., Nov. 28. |^-T lw atati» S uprem e C ourt I.A V & « 'w petitioned fo » a w rit r * law y e r S te- of quo w a rran to on J . W. Stepha b o u t a s g re a t a f a ll- jo n s , of D eerfield, B row ard county, ' peaoibU and his sum to show by w h at a u th o rity he la lalness Ip th is pro fees! on occupying tho offices o f town _ , _ / o f tw o briefs.'T O ese^ddJ clerk and ta x assessor. [ o f th e w r ite r ’s e a fly tffc in V The p e titio n s requested through" purgh wei A ttorney' CepeVnl* .1. B. Johnson’s [o f D unferm line office by George P. B anks, of on fa m ily intim ately, D eerfield, alleges th a t S tephens is lln n w o f ty e ladles’ lyceom holding office in violation o f the S haw spqke If} _ O P .! A r t. - f a t — - fa t# U 5A SO TS, — O M O fck o v d I MV PRINCIPAL _r . I -P R O T e e n v /fe A M P l E-T g> E H /s p — , - f l t e K B W IL L 9 C ali v a ja s l q o k i m K y q r v ia w - i pooBue VOL), p t t O B Q E R V / E P . “Via *e s Ip a ^ 1 TBcfT 'TRe.r ' o C xO U R O k tO s E r O P E E .' *30 'TTc h 'l e o o v o h ‘S E U tKH* 1 H E . T — keJ d F E P G .lT- - I B I S ;B ET— £ f? • V A /A U rftbll. A B tL T J A L rr T i o M!, v c e l b b r a a m p M6AK WEAH .SMOHky * a-^ o r i <50 yM? VO AG* rie vie'a ; be &er yoR -WEaa rAW HECk». JbM O R P O V d MilLL BRIM S. OP *? MO. RAVPJ. ft. u m -— J-' , 'M VOLLOVA iV te P p P < S feA M t J' f f i sf ' t f i rt . ”I Under Snow Blanket nut rt —4 fc L U B L A 1P O l T f V b B hy, who ra - ' IaT», P fT r|dlnp th llt ° ho]der ° f ils ss ee aa tt be- Public Office m u st be n resident of to m ove fro m his i s J e paid, he w as tb e .prln- ■ t ™ n sI* monlhfl Prlo r to tho ru e it an d had com* to b e on- election. lm self. Stqveti son’s cases a t 1 P f t f t O f M o n t a n a I s ion and success’ to th e 1 ---------pjjr4 t pyen t h a t w as beyond 1 H E L E N A , Mont., Nov. 23.— yp) Jmqw Stevenson h a d only —W estern and Southern M ontana his m other told k y under u h e a v y snow blanket toi . . . *" • . .i fla«f --- i t . th a t tho d ay niUk With the prospect i t w hen ho w ent to t! sto rm Would extend southw ard to h e w ould hand ever o th er m ountain states today. odd ahtUings ho recel . ’ ‘ I M h *'z r I'JSSBl t to u r sh illin g s w as th e outn T tn n s-co n tin tn tal train s w ere th e t. edibe l t d hgr fro m h er slightly behind schedule lust night, cxperlenco as a b a r ris te r.’’ but no aeriour. delays were repdrt—— ! od. The m inim um tem p eratu re $£'3S w honorable A nthony A squith, war. recorded r.t Lewiston, in Gon"rttfet son o f tho Enrl of O xford, trn l M ontana, •where the m ercury ted leader of tho Liberal p a rty , dropped to r.cven below zero. ’ fors m oving pictures to politic/-.. A squith, a fte r some m onths California, has signed up with *tlsh cinem a syndicate and has w ork on ft scenario of his conception. | ie p i ore Is absolutely no political ^ c a n c c In th is appointm ent," Hub soothing, ice W oolfe, m annglng d lre c -! S top, drugging! i th a Film com pany said in p en e tratin g yt. Jacobs Oil rig h t into your soro, th a announcem ent, adding stiff, a c h i n g !*( h is’ M r. A squith’s adoption joints, and relief gtfent d ra m a to bo regarded comes instantly. reflection on bio oratorical St. Jacobs Oil is a harm less rheu­ w as explained tlia t Mr. Asm atism linam cnt b flat! h ash encouraged in th is which never d is­ l#ct b y D ouglas F airb an k s nnd appoints and c a n ­ y P ickford, with whom, ncnanierl by his siste r. Princess not burn the skin. esco, ho sp en t p n rt of Inst sumGet a :;*» c'j’it bottle of v't. Ja £y In so u th ern C alifornia. i ' >k' cobs Oil a t nny *:./)) ~ " ■ S tan ley B ruce, th e A ustralian drug sto**?, t.nd m p rem ier, Is m eticulous about his a m om ent you II gppearanco. His w hite sp ats crobe free f r t m In A b T a lm o st as m uch com m ent in i..pain, soreness and B t i f f n c s s . Ip g lan d ," w here be Aa ta k in g pari UHl. f 01f G5 years fo r rheum atism , „v J n ; i b » Im p’o rial rtm farenfte, n* they Bcinticn, n eu ralg ia, Lumhngo, r ; d o rjn Wa n atlv n land. Tho three inekacljd, sp ra in s. — Adv. Slial subjects b rought nut hy gonforonce a re Mr. Bruce’s. ,ts, W lnson C hurchill’s new h a t P re m ie r B aldw in’s latest pipe,! eh ha* a new wrinkle ns to Hon. Ed. W althall, dnru Serainolo H udlon-E ssex Co. Bucking- Sanford, Fla. Mb* P alace, p lanned,under the p e r - D ear Ed: ! supervision of Queen Mary, I believe it was Patrick H enry iffw . ~~~ Ativ MV e Alt. “THE "M Bf hislnabllF ty to I lw l?y. , f i ‘I h i A L C u R l> / I^ ^ T R L \G < IO k liG » - Q i MB mr hi a Vi*? FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS r MY AOMT POLLV IS COAMNV TD OOR i AOOSB FCftTWAMKSSIMIN 1 d im m e r - a u m t pollv OSBD 7V BE A '077’^ pARASMOOr y- r * m Mio a e r 'aj you W lff IS e co u ld t. r% ec k ^SU P. - T sag . fW I k/OEW A AkAM OkJCE VMHO D !eD .,., AAY^TACk AM1 IMUZZ-MT ____, a u r t a e rr.'.' IT •nFrTm 7 w cw derful VNEMT Of> AM’ COMW DOQJN IK FARASAOOT VJOODEM OPEM-AJOSIG- BJERVBCDy JKOO&kr SWB’D BE 10U-ED BUT SUE LAAiDED OMA S E S - Otec DAVAT A FAIR. — WAR EXPLAINED A Ch r e c e im e o Oscar Goes Him One OA ,VES: A M‘ POP 70L' ME A0\U SAE USED 7D <50 UP IN MER BA LL OQW - IAAV UP JUMPER..’ M U & r M A V JE iK iei^ A O o r A R E JE C T iO S J __AjJ A in’t it the Truth? * .C J* " T *' s L i» rswivtx. v y .tP in to £» “ IN t A S\O t 09 UVt f 'J t KftUtR tU£M TVkoo&ttT OW — 'X Y iW H X n W WtftD HOVttt TOOSC V\t INTO L- ^ 'ill TH’ CWUJWtVft’ WARO'* thfa p h ase of in terio r decoration, F e a tu re d In th e Chinese room is tnbch Iscquor w ork, several Buddhits of various rite s , some ta n g ^tfnehnirs th a t ora as com fortable i r th ey a re beautiful, an open firo plffce before which ntts an exqul Chines* fire screen and n readInk lam p composed of a tw isted old neon holding n sunshade. w hat you m ight call a mouth plum full, f Pence is indeed ra re r than u day in June when its A u g u s t . Yon have to w ait a long tim e fo r it. gj.:' J u s t "when the world w as hcginning to recover from tho b,g w a r which mado the- world s n fc ( o r borrow ers, and w as beginning to got used to th e F rench and the j S paniards w earing R iffs on their P ercy M ather, of Fleetwood, necks, th ey had to go and s ta rt wfio h as been doing m issionary som ething over in C hina, where! wkrlk In th e h e a rt o f1China, never is nlwnys so easy to | IA T s r a w hite woman for tfl years sfiomothing ta rt. L »>M, u n til hy arrived liomo, knew N atu rally , people w an t to know n o th in g of motion pi (cures nntl w hat made the Chinese m ad cnouvli 'lyplanes excepting w hat he bnd to fig h t. I w anted to know so I learned from pictures and hook;'. went to a Chiim m an to g et him to ^ n th e course of his work in Hinxotuiv it all to ?e . I weal l *kiang, Mr. M ather e x tra c te d 11,- my Chinese laundry m an, Mon <>«»» teeth free wU-hout using . an Cow, and asked him why Gon. Chu an esth etic. H e.'w ls.O a dqys jq u rPlo and his o th er fellow co u n try ­ n ay from thu n e a re st hosfjlial or men had gotten so peevod all oT a ‘ m isilcn d ry statio n . > ' 5rho population of the province sudden. I won’t try to w rlto you Moo’s f rL-OESS WLL CBU. OM fl'-l IbCH ; is..2,500,(l00 but th e re nre no railexact w ords,--------- , b u t a liberal UNCLE. - HE'LL B tl T iCKLLD talephonos o r new spapers. tran slatio n of them w as to the X o DEPJil To I<«010 | ' n tv| T here a re b u t tw o autom obiles in T n ‘ (A O bltS v h t e n tire district," belonging to of general effect th a t th e Chinese have had reason to riso up and k . 'f > b , try to expel all foreigners from tho Coles Hat E m pire of soap ami i i ”. starch. According to Moq tho principal in d u stry of Chinn Is , laundrying. A bout the only th in g s they tench U * \ a boy in the Chinese public schools rJ;’v ,T h a t b eautiful, even shade of nre to ‘"lt w ,th c}'n» Htil ltH »»'l irk, glossy h air can only ho had to wash and iron collars. D uring tho la st few years the by brewing j > ID i x tt u r o o 'f!forei‘Tn "duvilf1’’ have been trying Sago Ten a n d 1tn *nQ‘°duce soft collar* Into China. Sulphur... Your Reporta from th o Chinese in th e few h a ir is your Amoplcn ^ nd E arn ed "H ji c h a r m * i t 1» ',m lrym cn le ft a t homo th a t the r m akes or mnrH)“oft col,nr would do fo r the launi th o fae* Whon d r*es w h at tho autoinobilb has done C T ufadZ es, . tu tu rn rn ss f^ / h e livery stables. And th a t’s F J. g r a y 'o r stre a k ­ quite u sufficiency. F eeling grew s tro n g e r and ed, ju s t an ap(strongor, a g a in st tho so ft collar, coy 1 u n t I J J l jpoached" tho jpplnt Where THIRt VOA6 ROVJ AVTIR VoVO ,WU.*t, LfTTVt^N C A :tii 7 T '7 T<^r s ' ^ 'CK WMOWI M1WHAT ONLY ONI OR TWO tNftN HAO 50 Fio<rt A4 A TLOWtR. T o CUefR OP.O N t LlTTLt WAD JOVT ONE52” H tR V tD ~ OMt VNPnRdUV DR\tO UP P 0 5 t “ AN t CiUtVS SOKlt- i 2v2t ^ AV>fc ^ THATB 5TAWTBD r*\fc TO TRlNklN* ------- THATS TOU6rt,OOMTCNA V JMATfa A WONDSRfOL 101A,HONEY.1Now Know it is , billy f ip Tw tRt CPOLD only S t A WAY, EOKt HoW-WUERt t4cU ONt COULO HAN6 A R O it - QN t BKk.PRtSft ROSE tNtRY OAf ssbs StSlOt- TUtlR. LITTLt B tD ? . WOW WAPPY TM K WooLO S t SP^^- WHAT Oo YOO 5AY ? ' ^ T m cij m SSK T & JK • p '- $ALESM AN $AM m r r n |o 102* rr hia mehcm A Slamy Reception f W ELL - \'LL - THE. OLD ^ B iro ^LBribTrt’ Door u iu tir IN MH F A C S .- \ G UWb HE_ DlOHiT RECOtiHlLE. n t - l ' L L . r~ Q TaLi_ H ttr_ ^ )H o i R n T h is I M E. v o n p i T 's t h ’ fA D iT T fe .^ — D O N 'T NOO KNOlrJ ■ 50^e_ M s o 'f l e . N E P H E W ), ch y ^ THflT‘5 ' fl V . $Pin HOtODV J? IK* DARK D r >\ij % MOM’N P O P ?to P.rei W *b^ mlxtur#} you can gat this ►moua old recipe improved by 1 addition of other ingredients onljr 75 centa all ready for use. iria called Wyeth’a Sag* abd WCoppouni. THU oan’-if: • dependedf-bpon to briq* a ? : . >>» a 1 'IJOW r w f^ S ^ S ^ S S L S : com puted w ith a Chjnatnon when ho Saw a sb ft co llar—or even thought about one, Tho stag e w as fin ally reached when a m an w earin g i a o ft collar on the a tre e ts o f jfjjC hincse city .would, bo mobbed. . :V Tha Only way a n y 'fo re ig n c r enn 1 aafe In ■C h in a' non^ /U ’bjr WcarOb which o f. sons? « th in g ., I t Is re bu) u ,| „ g=T .T lj T T .- ^ LA-K '/A ■ > aiaKBS TH<S fOUftTM CiCSAR YOU SMOKCO TbNfOMT- , THINK THAT'S AvYPDL COST ■e«N ii ■- ~7 . yM . E isu t- s i Plain to Be Seen* *■ V I F YOU SM O k« THAT MANY C iE-ARS IN AN «tfeN»N<5 it s t a n d s t o r e a s o n Yo u r T tie A c e d B i l l i s OVER A DOLLAR A DAY L. l-V •U I Y es/ (r RUNS INTO M0N6Y WOULD S G «F YC I^S A V W .T U N T ;/ r ' JV • ' ; It,. Lx.l-- -m , ■s k y fL.v ^ . d -m 'm I i■ Ii W m ' �v ■■■<■>' "i-.l V V ' ■ I fft i.W " . •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ira u n u A '-r.-v .^fjfi-'i it<n;., ’• * * ^ ' ' -------tv— ----*’i </&:. V-- i ■■'-•■ ' 'M i & v v . m ti:^U O tU /BK . aifcswfif ■'Vftz.-ii&unfc ■'Mut: fed ytHtt P M „tay Pn n gsn ew oppommitiesto reoplfftho ( m IS—Business Service Offered *9—Poultry and Supplies J7 * * * “ ,-, I. RATES C LA R EN C E SM ITH G eneral C ontractor 600 W est F ir s t S treet a t Phone 441 la A iftn c t .Tj* » «w go a line _7e ■ line - W * * 1, , nr rates » « for lions. average length Ji of 30c for , |( restricted to ition. _ _ made The Sanbe responsible jfroot insertion, for aobaeouent , office should be ,tely in case of JtTlSERS representative Lillar with rates, [Station will give jfomation. And Ey will assist you or want ad. to effective. <T NOTICE [jfould give their Tffice nddress as ^hone number if ults. About one a thousand has a [the others can’t eith you unless iddress. genre MUST be ■t The Sanford bjr letter. Tele[iusn<f» are not 86— Lots For Sale FOR SALE Turkeys, 30 cent |s*r FOR REN T 6 room 2 story houso FOR SALE—French Avenue lot pound. Opposite school house u* furnished. Apply 1015 W. F irs t near Highland Park. $1300. $25 Paoln. C. T. Tiller. St. cash and $25 monthly. Box 84 care Herald. . F ° K SALE Live turkeys for I FOR REN T unfurnished bungaietThankagiv-ing. (i. W. Spencer, | te. Three rooms hath und garage. PALMETTO CORNER Kt) x 100, Phone 400. lA 13 P alm etto Ave. suitable for ap artm en t house. Owner out of the city and will sell 15— Specials nt the Stores. TH R EE Brand New Stucco B unga­ under value and on exceptionally lows for rent, desirably located, easy term s. Box 70 care Tho modern throughout. Im pure a t Herald. FOR Baiimel’s. £ f l| be received collector eent 77—Houses For Rent. JA M E S H . COW AN— All kinds of Tin a n d . S h eet Mata! Work. W ater and B oat T anks. A t Oak A venue and T hird S treet. Tele­ phone 111. HOD G IN g A COW AN CO.; Auto R ad iato r an d sheet m etal works. Plain and ornam ental sheet m etal work. Tel. 716-W. 207 F rench Avenue. IMPORTKL» DINNKRWARE SEE 21—Insurance TH E BALL HARDWARE INSURANCE i We a re prepared to render expert service In th e following lines of 66— F u e l insurance. PRONE 8 and F eed FOR GOOD WOOD ( ALL 3513. 88—Reul Estate for Exchange 78—Offlctn and Desk Room W ANTED TO BUY—Small and inexpensive bungalow, located O FFIC E FOR BENT—In Meisch Bldg Apply A. P Oonnr'Iy A within reasonable distance from the Sons, M agnolia and 2nd. business section. Must be fuirly priced. Box 01 care Herald. 80—A—Real Estate Directory LOTS — as first paym ent on house. Address Box 5i). McCALL A FOX, Real estate in ­ vestm ents. Best buys are am ong HOUSE well located, building lots, our listings. Phone 745. In G indenilte, will exchange as p a rt payment mi home. Addrens SEE R. C. TISDALE Tor good buys Box 50. in Real E state, 226 Meisch Build­ ing. t h a t t h e r e Is no o n e I n t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a the ser vi ce of t h o w r i t of ■u h p u e n a u p o n w t i o m w o u l d b i n dkJ ■ ■ e i t h e r o f y o u t h a t vul i n r n n o w l l v I n a o u l o f in,, s i a i e ,,r F l o r i d a o a r e c o n ce alin g y o u r s e l v e s so t h a t p r o c e s s c a n n o t he s e r v e d y o u i r t idd Ij * ouch, o f y o n . a n d that your lust' k n o w n nddress and residence w u u ! L n k o Mary, F l o r i d a : < T lir.K K I'oiu: TOlI Emma L. I M a r k e t n o d J. M n r k e l , h e r l iu s l i n n d . a n d e a c h o f y o u u r e r e u u l r u d l o bo a n d a p p e a l io o u r mi l d Circuit C o u r t at Hanford, F l o r i d a , on t he tlth d a y of l i e c e m h e r . A. 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S a n f o r d l lo r a l il u ne w 's pa p er poliliched 111i • H M B M M B B U H H I l i l H M I cr o l n r r l e C- o u n t y , C h o l l.i ; ,i„| h a v ­ weni i n g g e n e r a l 'I s ’ r t t i n i l m . ® W I T N E S S m e h a n d mid n f f l r U I ■ s e n ! o f s a i d ‘. "l i ci l t t ' n t i r t Mils 2 n d ■ lift)' o f No v . -V lv I ■»:«». J: (SEAT.) ■ V 14. n o t ' t i l . Arts. C l e i ’t o f I h e 71 ll . li nl t et nt S Clrcnll. Sem inole County.; 2 ’* ffjreizrtiiif.wTf CHINA Clot Ida. l l v A. M. W e t k s , I>. C. J A M E S (i. S I I A I t O N . Solicitor for f unplalnant. \UTICK X-itli' i1 i*« [b’t i ' b y u l v e n O m l t!»« Ifr•a%I-‘«l *>f I'l'llHl v l * i ' l l i mi ! t « i i n H’H In a m t f o r K»*nii'i ■[■* i ' di i i i IV, wi l l it t h e i r m*3tl i c R i i l a r tit h* Ilf Id III t h e i ' i m i i I )I»MlN»i, tit Silivf «»1 d KI hi Ida, Tii*>dit>, I ' i T f m l u t Till, A \ * . r. i JV i»l In o ' c h i f k A. M . i* (>■ l i e tdil.N ff«i t h e t d » a r i n K »f r l wht i.f w a v , Ki i dii t L, i iml c l a y i t i K. a t-o.ol r r .,111 He m l . aKe S e t t l e n i e n t t o <*t >. nil IlM 1 i dll l Wi l lh «1**K rill.td Hu*-. IU'k , ill tlkn S. W. f*i»r Lot. 5 1. M. NuIIIm OraiiKn Villa, ran F-n?#. t<< ni.d hIiI»‘ <if A. i\ L Italhita.l, il.-n.f h u r t hotiNt L . al t ni L t h n L a s t i*l*|** o f It. It , t n Mi oJi ndia A u 1 t l m i c c Ka M l o h a r d H u i f i o i t l m a d Mirtnim.’ S o u t h f r o m K n r r M i *11y , I Ten Room ! HOUSE IF o r S a 1 e V46LL, vm kf , i n i. ilij Watchmaking 25% Discount HAVILAND — BAVARIAN NOVITAKE 12 12 J ig Tuesday and Wednesday ■ J J J 5 - F IR E 89—Wanted—Ileal Estate 61—Miscellaneous. TORNADO 11IGG INS-SM ITH-W IGHT, INC. LIA BILITY Rea! E state and R E A L ESTATE WANTED SINCKK MA t’H INKS AUTOM OBILE im INSURANCE BROKERS Will buy or trade for your equity HEALTH & ACCIDENT. Singer electric sewing machines in any lots in any subdivision in Family styH’ machines said and Llf T YOUR PROPERTY W ITH, ^\ Sotith Florida. In answ ering this O ur knowledge of insurance in rented. Hemstitching to order. Re "T H E LOT KING" J advertisem ent tell me bow much 306 F irst National Bank Bldg. alw ays nt your disposal and will pairing a specialty. .Singer Sewing you have paid, the Imlnnro due, Machine t'u. Me Lander Arcade. ap p reciate a call nt any time. ^ the lot numbers, and the location | S I — W a n te d — T o R e n t of. property, also give your preAh 66—Wanted—to Buy. COLCLOUOH REALTY CO. e.nt and home address. W rite Box ■ Tel. 732 311 F irst. N at. Bk ■ WANTED TO KENT Dec. 1, fu r­ BW-B Cur.' Sanford Herald. ■ SANFORD, FLA. I HUY, pay cash for second-hand nished 6 room house with th ree S|»» t ifiuathm i may l>« ohlahird ■ pianos. Address Box 352. R E A L EST A T E IN SU RA N CE f r o m L. iUiity Ini i hhi ci tm O f f i f r , T h e ■ bedrooms or two ltedronms und DO— Automobiles for Sale ltoiU.il 1 1 1mi■i v«■s i h e i t u h t t n r #Ji wt ® sleeping porch. Phone No. 1. a m a n d .til hi d* J WANTED good single wagon. Will \\ 11 in rnt h a n d a n d jupiiIthlrt th«’ ® rllKYST.KU ■ Prew itt, Box 112, Sanford. WANTED S m a l l unfurnished CHAS, T. FULLER MOTOR CO i:.th da> .if Xoi v I». I‘.I'*;, 25— Florists. \ i : i »i ii ' , i. \s s , <*i**t h. house or roomo. Close in. P. O. Sanfntt! Ave, at 10th St. Phone fl92 I *■•, i i d i •unt \ i ' o i i i t m k ( 8 . 1) 67—Roomi* With Hoard. "STEW A R T T H E FLORIST" Box, r>;u. USED ( ’AR EXCHANGE Flow ers for all occasions onipt . Efficient M t ' l l l r: FOR KENT one large f um e - l i e d 83—Farms and Land for Sale CORNER PARK AND SECOND M cLANDER ARCADE Ivite N*«i is'** l-> In l i bV V I\ I’ll lti.it 1ll4* (). W. WANSI.EY, Miningcr bedroom. Phone 781. It** i r •! <*( 1 "Ulil \ 1 ' • *l*i m Imn lilll.-l h in ; mh 1 j ut .-a-Him,.I,. i '**iiht y W ll 1 ai FDR SALE 21 million feet Long Ml* it n* VI 1 1 l' ll 11 ii •VI 1, * !>** pound. 27— I'rofcMNional Services ROOMS, with or w ithout meals li«‘M In l In- i ' u n i t II **ll s** at S a n r*n*i. Leaf Yellow Pine at $5 per DODGE BROl-UERS l lni hLi, Tlll-Hll.IV, 1 t- 711fi. A Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel thousand. Railroad through prop­ M. | A M.. V •* a t ID n V g, ferny with white y o l J 0W K it to your8(,)f to have i i 1\ * MilIm f,. r tin. i-til> In*; < ,.f a rnl.il erty. Full details on request, W. II. Dcitlnr* ermru , ' hokcr < < « - ' nil N i ' l t l 1 llUl> iif Suvlli' U as, T , r j Stone, P. O. Box 131, Sanford, Fla. , , and to keep good hwtlh. Chiro- 6 8 — IluoniH W ith o u l H o a rd l Ul i Ki ' LV!< IblHt. luesuny. - pra ctic aiijusm ents will help you SELL GOOD USED CARS S i w l f l r u t 1fills Hill V ln< n b l a l m u l f n * m Mu i i n l y K n « i n ml ' < lit' Ii'**. ’1 b o Fihder tommun 1nttexin th a t goal. Ptione 482-J for LARGE, ( OMFOUTABI.E front 81— Houses For Sale It iui r d n •i«'rvi.» t l i r I'lMlll i n r*..JrVt 1H26 I bulge Special Touring room nicely furnished, second Reiter, .ongwou *; Appointment. Dr. W. E. MucDou:m> a n d al l 1il il h IliJ.'i Ftirtl Touring w h mu It III >' •! .111.1 a n 1 nf i i . l u l Hr*j 1 floor, connecting with hath, two gall, 1st. Nut. Bunk Bldg. (I i Im tin* l.Mli till) ■T N u v r m U i r, A. 11*25 Dmigo Special Sedan beds. Instantaneous hot w ater a l l l ^ H SALK By owner, 5 room kunons — He* EU G E N E PER M A N EN T WAVES, times. New house, nice neighbor-! Bungalow with lightn and w ater 1H25 Ford Runabout V. E Id i f 11 . tin, Clerk Hoar d Co u n t y Cout mr ' s 1925 Graham Truck <>• <>'■ Deno kinks, one price, personal a t ­ hood. Term s moderate. Excellent 3 miloH W est *S un{«rd (Seal) 1U2 P Overland 4 Turn ing tention. Bluebird B eauty Shoppe. nieuls next door. I l l E. E ig h th | f-“ "d highway, $1800 term s, also S treet I J room house for $1200 term s. B. trim CO. Phone 349-J. N O T I C (4 _________________________________ I H. Bunkstony, Sanford, Fla. | Nnlh'i* \h livtuliy kivi'M i lint 4h»* k, not the owner." Biumt *if i'lMiiit) t* iiiinIhmIuiiim's In MILLER O. PH IL IPS, Inc [or estimates. S. J. NIX BEDROOMS AND furnished ro o m s ,----- 7 ~ ,~ unit for Sumlnolo tVntily, will nt BUNGALOW — A A ttorney and Counsellor nt Law tDFORD to’Xi tfuitliii' MifUnu 1•* In1 » for light housekeeping. 1215 yy, {SPANISH | Ill'Ll In ttiu 4’ouri IliHihP ill SnnfoiiL B 210 E ast F irst S treet. charm ing old world home wit u Second Street. I' l m T u sitnv, Pf u u i r i Li r 7 t h , A * Elm Ave. and 13th Street. well established grounds nu-l trvtce O f f e r e d i I » 11*I!♦* 11 LI Mulnrli A M n i'rlvi* j i iiikin f.*i tin- rii ,irinm fif 1i^iii of double gaiage. A bargain at $!•',32—Help Wanted—Female FOR RENT Bed rooms, 305 Park PHONE J | why, it it'it mv, ii ml ulityiim. <if ihu _ ."STORE — I’re1)00. Very little cash required. Ave. Phone 318. . t oioi mi i)o South Mtm of S*-r Ttv,|* 9 Sodu. Wo ure C O M PETEN T O F F IC E m anager I 2n S. K itti K uk I, i m i t i W e s t K n d H Hart Nason, Valdez building. Phone f in uMt-nl f*lny ioinl hull* it mniM A ur phono. JEW ETT AND PAGE to take in te re st in and m anage F U R N ISH E D ROOMS, hot and 853. fSi'iitli. Itf Li hi ^ wood. \ V"1•hit to H, \Y, M 1103 ■i ’orHi’r, tif mulit Hr**. N. II RIVE’S GARAGE m ortgage loan and imturace agency cold w ater in rooms, garage j Sr»i*riflriillnit:4 may hr r.litu Iniul W Sanford Dealer to bo established in Sanford Dec. space. Phone 121 J. STUCCO BUNGALOW, large liv­ { f I'Hiti L1*'tin tv KriulrinrH tifflyr, Ttio J Phono 617 i Ihnint rt'HurvfH Hu* rtuin t«f Furniture Co. 1. A ddress Box A. S. C, Herald of j ----------- — — ------------------ing room, dining room, 3 ls” l 208 W. 1st St. i any sitiel xi11 hlils it Street fice. I TWO FU RN ISH ED rooms for rooms, kitchen with built in fen \Vtltii‘fi 1111 Ii.1 1111 uni ••ltJH.il * * al KENT VULCANISING WORKS. It full line. light housekeeping, 711* Oak linos including breakfast nook. HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. ( t h i s Mir Ifitli ll si v **f N *\ A l ‘ I r*24i. " ; V 1 : Ml 11*1 JLAHH. r t i o Ji ^ 1 right. Cash or W ANTED, PRACTICAL nurse. Avenue. Smalt down paym ent, bnluncn U. S. L. B atteries. 1 Ihiitril 1 ' o m i t > I ’o m m i K m ; four business. (S .al) 2 numthly. Phone 713. References required. Inquire n t | — --------- -— D istributors Chandler Commercial Avenue 704 P alm etto Ave. G arage a p a rt- j 7 1 — A p a rtm e n t, M a n ti F la ts K K tilH T It\Tltl\ VOTUK ■ Co., general mont. MARYAN IA T l i e l li ' i t . 11 a t Ion H u n k s u f t li o U [ridewalks, buildr *’It v ur Kiinf mi l . I ' l n r l i l a . will In, ■ SANFORD BU1CK CO. Allow ua the opportunity “ f A TWO room modern apartm ent n| n' H Mi mi l ny. N u t u m b c r Nib, ISSfl, ■ lion boxes. J, R. 33—Help Wanted—Male 212 Magnolia Ave. n a i l wi l l i ' I u 'u* Sn t u r i l a ) , N o v i m t b u r ® will ur.s of hath. Instantncm is hot showing you tltis fine property Phone 367 •J7 tli, 1 !• 2 iJ. At Hi.. C i t y H a l l . * Realty •- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - j w a te r a t all times. Nice neighbur- Sartiggs-Scoggatis I, It I’ll I I , I , I PS. ■ Phone 735. Masonic Tcnq YOUNG MAN wanted W ant young ^hood.., Modem te. Available about t ' l t y I t i ' g l n t n i t l n a o f f l c e i . 5 LINCOLN — FORD — FOUDSON ; a n in g CO. m an with mechanicul experience Ur?^ 1. i l l E ast Eighlli near MngEdward Higgins, Inc. Repairing and who would like to learn good trade. FOR SALE.—5-room, modc.tn Commereiai Jr Palm etto. Phone 331 A monument c/erlo o k in g the nolia. |I65 for "prompt Stucco Bungalow. This modem harbor entrance, through which it £ M ust be «ober and reliable or wont mnko good. Apply forem an Daily FOR REN T — Furnished a p a r t­ home has largo living room, din­ BE 'U R E nml seo the new custom , million American soldiers passed * bu t Stinlcbakers 1front the sum m er of 1U17 to No- B H erald. m ent to adults only. 813 Mag- ing roonj, 2 beds, bath including IBER SHOP shower, kitchpn him built in fea SAN J UAN (i A RAGE | vemher 11*18, is to he erected in nolin A v c l Avenue. tores, also electric range and ------------------- --- ----- “ i Brent, Franco. 37—Situation Wanted Male. Special atDODGE ' , _____________________ w ater heater. The price of this 74—Apartments and Flats |Uh snd children. home i;i m oderate and term ; ranj Pleasure cars and Grnt.km Trucks i i u Bi Bi n Bi Bi » d » A u i i W A NTED POSITION as m eat cut Phono 3 lie arranged any way to suit |Hir-( Elm and 13th St. te r or dairym an, 25 years ex- 1FOR R E N T —-3 room furnished BERRY PRIN T chaser. Address Box fit) or Pham , SEM INOLE IIUDSOrv-ESSEX ting, F.ngrnving, pertence. Do not drink, smoke or ap artm en t. Apply Herald Office. 713. INC. gam ble. Will be nble to com­ [ m first. We do 203 Oak Ave. TWO ROOMS, K itchenette and mence work Dec. 1. C. R. Rhodes, R. ft. AvcnueFOR SA LE—A five room house Phono 41 bath, attractiv ely furnished, P l l Broad St. A ugusta, Go. *t. ono hlnck from school with id’ — m oderate rent. Young, owner, 2110 modern conveniences reasonable j ■ H U PS— MAKMONS N. Purk Ave. — Haberdasher 38— Business Opportunities price, easy tejm s. Address Ro\ i Sanford Automobile Co, Collegiate Phono 137 No. 80. ; 206 Magnolia Ave. FOR HOU SE cleaning nnd window FOR R EN T G arage ap artm en t nlit Street. ho one or two bedrooms. 806 w ashing call 423 E a st I' ourtli NASH o5 —Lola For Saif Magnolia. Phone 206. Ix uds tho world in m otor car valuu. S tre e t and fuik fo r Mack. [ tu n in g SM ITH M " TOILS CO lr. Jacobs. Expert FOR SALK Will sell two lots on l B Suitable for two or three FOR R EN T—Nice rooms nnd lion work. 10—Money to Loan Magnolia at cost. Prico for lmth i ,,. i _ m i N 0 i l cc s B fam ily ap a rtm en t house. Is apartm ents. Fcrmiuiu Apt. •i7no Ailress Aitrt.ns "B urgain” care He" $3706. real close in, has two baths LOANS— Money available a t 7 per I<E PRINTERY •uiV K vni B and threo toilets,* two car raid. iv c ir c u it c o t ir r cent. Close in pro p erty . A. P. 75— Business Places for Rent CAMERAS J c n ic iA i. r iu t i ir, .hi:v im ii , h garago and is m odern in t'OUNTV, Kl.OltlHA. Connelly & Sons. Up p l ie s FOR SALE—Lot 6 of l i n o ’s Ad­ every respect. IV CIIANCKUV HITTIVU. ATTRACTIVE moms to re n t for i N. Luntley, Prop, dition, facing Highland Pnrk on stares or offices at P ark Ave. 47—Doga, Cats, Pets, itii.l, t o iroiiKci.oxK m oiitoaok B This placa Is now rented and and Commercial S tr e e t W. M. Oak Street. $1750 on term s of only Ul PRESSERY t'HARLKfl A. I’AHTiN. ■ returning a splendid income. $56 cash and $25 monthly. Adtlres 1 Young, Owner, 208 P ark Ave. OOMCI.AINANT, m Ming, tailoring. W A N TED TO KNOW who own; Box R0, care The Herald. VH. i ■ --------------------— . - - .. . — P it bull stud dog in Sanford? Avenue. Phone Kiiinm 1.. Starke) nial J. 77—Houses for Item. Priced Right for Quick A ddress J. J. Nulla, Pinecuwtle, .MAKKUU her IniHiiaiid, LAUREL AVENUE IrKKEN HANTS. Fla, Pale Desirable residonco lot can be FOR R E N T WHOLE UPSTAIRS C♦I" T A T I O N [UG COMPANY bought from owner on aninll Liberal Terms SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN AND 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles pH Store" cash payment, fcatweor 10th nml i Tlio __________ Hints of Florida lo Hmma I» i Address Owner DATH, HOT AND COLD W ATER, i i t t , e iru o t Micrht co n sider trad- M arket and J. Murkul, her hualmnd. I ■ [Ity of our prompt Box 101 Herald t aiipnarlnli by AfftdavU tiled tm S HOUSE B U ILT ONE YEAH AGO. 11th Streettions and quick FO R SA LE, good tw o horse wa­ Ing fo r house. . BOX 00 cpre iter- tliin cause, th a t the restdenee of you ■ CORNER H IG H & MYRTLE. amt «aoh ot you are unknown, ami. ■ ■ m n a i g H H i i m B i i gon. M. 9. Nolaon Box 276,. San­ FRED W. BALL. Hot Sandwiches ford. [GT0N TUBBS II ' ,1) j, S q * --.u. McLaulin, The Jeweler iiiN iiiM m iiH im iiiiiiiiM n iu iin u ill mmmuM < Rental Service Very Popular A few weeks ago we announced the establishing of a bonded rental departmnt—today we are flooded with calls for th renting of furnished and unfurnished houses and apartments, • •'•V •* If you have property to rent or lease^ m would hank you to promtply give u?; ^ particulars about your rental prop-A ^ erty. Remember the service we. render is � 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, 1926 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1926; <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/9c513ba074ef4d97fe79add7b4402ceb.pdf ffe19e90689cd5fee2fb9b0b619f35f8 PDF Text Text W? in , vOt ? PAPER 1»■ 'v ‘ * ^ ' v n ^vida'a Heart, tK eB f ei l. ii'U ; : -,: yjAM ..\. v. .. . jK.«Vi? ;?-* .to.- tty UtKSfA, ^Grdatcat Vegetable slightly vtnrpirr * [ R ichest Garden Land treme winds. A saociated P ress Full Leaned W ire — SA N FO RD , F L O R IDA, W] _______________BflNg8PAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1926 live - north; ' ” t Takes His __ Stand As on 'oised as Any ify Thus Fa? jAt Home Of Killing ^nd Witness Excel Each in Courtesy lO t'S K SO M RRV J., Nov. 2 4 . — (/P) yens, whose onclearam'e conceal u ue and keen cal1(j( finished his as a witness in jlls case today as ■to a blaze of glory, stand only sevd*y but almost overy points in a battle the special prosecuSimpsoti. »nt, on trial with his Henry Stevem tncei Stevens Hall, llsreprcsented by his •ho have suggested jout of step with the (times and knew little, i bout subjects outside his representatives iry, Willie Stevens a witness ns well to testify thus fa r ami his vocabulary pvt. His recital of 14, 11122, and suefnaofar as they con­ ns little ch anged ' by but searching cross of his movements i> s t the Hall slat# u y i the took place, his only [the house during the accompany his Siath to search for the is policy in cross apnrently been rough" but Willie iass was seemingly it was something ! whether the lawl could excell in couroinalion proceeded, asked Stevens toig his cross c x ­ i aliped his revolver when he left the aorrflng.’’ Fitness l e f t t h e s t a n d , |discussion of counsel confusion of time unc.” •aiil Simpson, "Mr. pi jtou come hack a sinly, sir,” beameti pt who walked briskly |witness stand. developed that Stev|doubt as to the time 1representative mean, peered up when he dehad not at any time evolvcr into his pocket, hs also drew a com plithe prosecutor who good judgment in pd position. Stevens kiled a "thank you." |e said that you are ped on page throe) [Guards Will iGermanRum lack To Sea |RK. Nov. 24.—(/p)_ pistes Coast guard was today to escort back ■ted point 140 miles nan hsrkentine CarFriday with its cargo [he* eaten by h„ AmerF cw that brought the ^rt had to be replaced, reported the vescases of liquor in r ™ at *5,000,000. ThiB “ ter reduced to |1,and crew of the °n submarines and B , *he German Navy v® War- She cleared Halifax, via Rot, "U®ep lfl. hut did not dam. officials said the * off the American *eeks, but did not » ®* the cargo waa which arrived Suntoday f, ' line of I. : ''•j . BM • WkS?'. V ~~J a Today ie S t e v e n s W i n s STATE SESSION OfRuletLaidDownBy is Followers O F T |e O f W i t s W i t h ............. Found By Attorney-General F inal tribu te iecutor S i m p s o n TO CONCLUSION TO G. f . KNIGHT B i g H o l i d a y C r o ; •*. ‘.S , ^ ■ \TVS • LANSING, Mich., Nov. 24.—r(4P) Somc of the rules follow: — A "book or rules" purporting to " I f Benjamin puts anyone to a lie the regulations and teachings Job of work, that must not bo Final Meeting Held Yesterday p ' r ‘!?W,n f ! changed without Benjamin's sancSimple Church Servircs An Purnell for the faithful of his »jftn tion. In Presbyterian Church and J e ra ld Delayed by House of David flock is in the posSanford Football] Followed by Legion’s Mill All persons engaged in selling Resolution Thanking n il- session of the attorney general, it I "ppi Churches to tar.v Ceremonies Held n W ill Have Cl Lack of Electricity must not give out anything with­ zons is Passed by Members was learned today. Hold Union Service Cem etery, This Afternoon out money. See Two Grid ^ „ The "King" according to tho “Tips must he handled ill a sep­ The Herald was delayed an book, prescribed seven h o q n of Thanksgiving arate wrapping. Your brothers Union Thanksgiving Jservices sleep for his follower!. )fe cau­ hour and 40 minutes in going to and sisters may bo working harder «ra to b* held by the Protostant tioned them to he modcit and un­ press thin afternoon owing to without the opportunity for tips. churches of Sanford tomorrow assuming before thy: gontiUa be­ “Don’t he seen leaning against the fact that the electric pow­ Luncheon M eeting at Lodal cause “the world is watching I s ­ morning a t 10 o’clock in the or upon each other. It is a had Firing Squad Fires .’1 Volley? er was shag o ff for a period of First Baptist Church. Rev. John Hotel Tuesday at Noon Is rael.” Relative to the girl in­ » ;:» • » fv And Dugler Sounds Taps mark. And no walking around 50 minutes; Bernard Root, pastor of the Last of Yearly Btisin ess mates of the colony the book hod slowly with arms around each other — :>k As P art of Legion Rite’ ’ongrcgntional Church is to this to s a y : The linotype metal is heated as it is a hail mark before gentiles, have chnrgc of the service, as­ Th. final session of the state Y. American Legion Pc by electricity and when it ia al­ "Girls, 1 further warn you J The wot lr| is watching Israel." Simple hut impressive senior sisted by the. ministers from lowed to cool through lack of M. A. convention was conclud­ against pleasure seeking and s e ­ Sponsors Game Card playing is prohibited. at the First Presbyterian ( hunt A special musical program power, an equal amount of time ed yesterday afternoon at I i.Yloek, lecting certain company and be­ Another document in mass ob­ followed by full American l.cgioi he other churches, tweenCollegeTeaaAtj is required to hont it before the coming thick. The hatching is not tained |»y the stat is labelled. militar y ceremonies at the Miam i in the auditorium of the First Cres- good." hns tieen arranged and it is to machines can operate. book N'i 212 dated VJt It ml pal Cemetery, marked the film lie presented under the direction hypterinii church, at which time W ithout a definite Dropping of » high vo Itage The colonists are warned not to jures Hi colonists to abide by thei riles held over the remains <>) of Mrs. A. M. Phillips. yet with the day given 0?« line across one of the regular the dejegates to the meeting wnnder unnecessarily about the "keys" when questioned. George \Y. Knight late this after festivities, Sanford'la colony’s u in use incut purka. The distributing lines, thus causing The mysterious keys unanimously adopted a resolution provide noon. ed to play host torat a short circuit and cutting off staling their appreciation f«.i the members who sell peanuts or bark 1"that he caleth t ho s e things that Tho service at the church was at one of the larg est T h w the electricity, was given as thd for concessions are instructed to I h.v not as though they were," the tended by hundreds of people, am ing DAy gath erin gs in reception accorded them in San­ do so in a "mild and gentlo" voice j book relates. cause of the shutdown by Clyde the auditorium was filled to over­ ford. nnd not too often. Also they a r c ' " I f asked do you believe in hnv- flowing. The march to the ceme A. Byrd, local manager of Flor­ 1^he f ir s t event of th « A business luncheon, under the ndvised to stick to their own [ jng children answer ‘yes' hut do not tery immediately afterwards pre­ ida Power & Light Company. is to be staged a t 10 o*i wares, that is, if they aro selling i give your key away. Do nothing chairmanship of Dr. Joseph Hwf As soon as the power was cut sented n spectacle of half lowered when New Sm yrna i Jint mer. president of the state com­ peanuts not to shout for some but answer. Trent them with great off, Mr. Byrd rushed every fa ­ flags, of flower nnd mourning be thin city its high school mittee, was held in the Monte .lima nthe attraction. respect. Do not get sm art." draped automobiles, the latter car cility to the scene of the tieup for combat with tha ilsraiirg r Hotel at 12:;»0 o'clock yesterday rying friends of the deceased from and personally wi|>ervised the Sanford High School. nil over the state of Florida. work of placing the line into op­ noon nnd matters which remained Two Navy Machines Leave filet alona ia axpactod i a . l on the calendar were finally dis­ eration again. Preceding tl\e opening of the Last Nijrht From Hampton large number of football posed. At the afternoon conclave ’ he city. services in the church, the organ Ronds nnd Todny Are Well the recommendations of the various ist, Dr. II. H. McCaslin rendered Tho major e.vent of tha. L On W ay to New Record committee* were heard and action the soft Mtruins of Handel's "l.nr f"»m a rporting standpoint, la-4 on many of them ordered. go." The emergency seating see gridiron battle nchodulod b ' WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—(>T) Stetson University and H i. W hile the city’ of Jacksonville lions of the auditorium were made a strong hid for the next thrown open to permit moro seat­ —The PN-10 piano No. 2 fly­ College, of Maryville, 'Dona, annual convention, no final decision ing capacity. The center section ing from Hnmpton Roads to Co­ gama Is to be started at' ft. )cuth Will Marie Ilidw Farewell to "D ear was reserved for the family, im­ lon, exhausted its oil supply and at the Municipal Field for the meeting place was made. Leonid Krassin': landed at Nucva Gerona, I*lo of pected to pack the standi 1 Hotels, railroads, and the Cham- * Not Interrupt Im portant A m erica" A fter Ending .’10- mediate relatives nnd pallbearers. Pinos today, Lieutenant Com­ flowing hcr of Commerce of the “Gate Negotiations Hetween His The American On the right of the center sec Day T ou r; L ast Day in IT. mander H, T. Bartlett reports is fostering the affair. City" made attractive offers to tion sot members of CaunbpellCountry and (Jreat Britain 8 . Filled W ith Excitem ent Lousing Post of tho American Le­ ed to the Navy Department. R ights of Am erican Property the delegates. Tha Legion has staged • Bartlett requested that a ship selling campaign for tha LONDON, Nov. 24.—(/P)— Leon­ Following is tho resolution Owners Subject of Consid­ NEW YORK, Nov. 24—(/P)__ gion in full uniform. The entire bo mndo available with an oil and erable Discussion in Diplo­ adopted immediately preceding ad­ id Kras sin, Russian Soviet charge Oueon Mario of Roumania, and her front of the church was decorated gns supply at Siguana Bay, Isis during the past week end with floral pieces. Hundreds of d’affaires in London, died at 4 expected that hundreds of journment of the convention: "In ch.. .ren, Prince Nicholas and m atic Notes of 2 Nations of Pines, by tonight and that ha town visitors will be In appreciation of the splendid o'clock this morning from pernic­ Princess Ilenna, today wore aboard floral offerings remained at the would proceed south to that on....Plumosa for the game. '’? $ S WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— (/P) Christian courtesy extended to tho ious anaemia. Of late ho had ap­ tha steamship Rerengnria hound,..Knight home . , . . . Drivo, .. point this afternoon with oil ob­ peared in good spirits, nnd his The "Hlghlanderf,’* fronU'W twelfth nnnuaul convention of the for Bucli.:.cat. where the king 1 b the crowded condition of the nudi— Four notes published today by ! torium making it impossible for tained nl Nueva Gerona. hills of Tennessee ere to amva'-l the State Department without com -1** 'or,<*a V. M. C. A., your commit­ denth came as a shock to his IU friends. Sanford this afternoon, too laU^' Th« Queen hade farewell to “her thcm to bu brouKht to tho church. ment disclose the United States tP* to P ^ sen t the following WASHINGTON, Nov. 24—(>P)— ia feared, for a light workout The dentil of M. Krnsstn will not n e t 'i iloarAnierirn" dear by radio after a JO | The service wns formally opened arid Mexico approaching show resolutions: \to desire to express of th< the United States in a 1 Uev- Mortimer Glover, rector Sneeding south at about 86 miles to. game time tomorrow,- v.'ift down on the itouo of American ^>ur thttuk» for ^ th Ftes- interrupt any important nugotia- I lions with Great Britain ' of the1 Hoty*" Cttjto Episcopal |.cn hopr. the Navy’s two PN-10 seainformation on ‘ • On\> sKeeJal train that covered P',000 s£ecJ propurty rights and the Mexican bytcrlan Church nnd tho cordial . w __ T A . s . I r a n Hamptci Inst week ha visited the foreign of­ Church, who read from the twenty- .»Ja*cs miles. government’* policy of nntionallz- anc* helpful co-pperatfon of Dr. E. Roads to,ihe Panama Canal eaMv fice, continuing his efforts to solve third Psalm. This reading was tint Her Inst full day In the new ing oil and mineral resources. | Brownlee, tho pastor. the problem of bolshevik propa­ world wns filled with excit :nent followed by the Invention, asked today had passed beyAnd the tip of date, U has won eeven. This phase of the troubled re! '‘T " lht’ l<uJic* " J V10 ganda. Foreign Secretary ( ’hninby Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of of Florida, well on their way to­ two defeats suffered Wl lotions between the two govern- Club fl,r »»® <’f th*lr building berlnin said that he had been in­ in some of which she did not ihare. ward n new non-stop record for bands of Kentucky and-i Tim police bomb squad confiscated j R*0 church, me.it hinges chiefly on the re- «»(! to the Indie* of the Organ , •his type of craft. formed by the charge that the Sov­ bundles of incendiary circulars ini “The Valley of Shadow,” sung n-v i> , . 0, , I verslty of Tenneseoo both quirement in New Mexico land committee of the P iVst la jH istj The old record 184 m.le^ was / contender, for-ft iet government would welcome bet­ laws requiring alien owners of church for the splendid banquet; ter relations with Grent Britain which the rulers of Kounmnin were ’ by a male quartette composed of established in PN-9 plana by the ‘ assailed for mistreatment of peas-1 S. It. Dighton, Joe Graham, Paul such property to sign away their served on Monday night. . and that he had replied that Mos­ ants and the dtihoring clnnscs. A Kmgo and Claude Howard preced- late commander John Rodgen, on h0”? ” 0 . rights to diplomatic protection of "The local association through its cow first must cease communist closer guard was kept over t h o ' oil Dr. Brownlee’s rending of a his nearly fatal Hawaiian flight. 197 totV67 fo* J their home governments for their secretary, C. D. Wolfe and its propngunda against the British Queeji but she wns not informed of short verse of scripture from John. In 1926. The distance from H.mpton Roads to Colon, tho PN-10's enta, prove that the holdings by Jan. 1 or forfeit them president, Forrest I^iko, has been Kmpire. the confiscation. No arrests were A prayer by Rev. Glover nnd tho objective Is 2,060 miles. Bcho° ' has a w h ie ^ ^ untiring in its efforts to make this to the Mexican government. At the foreign office tribute was made. qunrtotto’s rendering of " In tho Frequont radio messages from evenly matched with StetpOBL convention a success ami for the American oil and land owners paid to'M. Krassin ns a responsible Tho Queen occupied herself yes­ Gordon," concluded tho services in the plane, to tho Navy vessels V10“* h eon»ld«r« i aro not cxpecteil to accede to this comfort of the delegates, and we diplomat, who undoubtedly would terday with a stroll on fashionable tho church. guarding their route and to the ono the toughest, according,'l have brought about improved re­ Fifth nnd I’nrk Avenues, and demand, nnd further, the .State j extend our grateful thnnks. Loading the procession to tho "Our hearty thnnks nro hereby communications station here, kept r*P®rt*, lations. It was said that Kras- thence to First Avenue and the comotery were tho national nnd Department haH reasserted “the Quarterback McCall It principle of international law t h a t ! expressed to the membership of the sin’s greatest value to Moscow gas house district where children Legion colors, with a full color ho Navy department advised of tho progress of the flight, which had t ^ to d e r offensa ut i it is both the right and duty of a Citizens p ^ t e e u" d ^ ' h^ X was that he commanded the re­ broke through police lines to win guard. Tho Chaplain of tho Le­ ns its chief purpose the proving ox backfleld and is as id to bt is ______ _ _ if.-ifiTpits [ cvrrhin of S. O. Chase nnd to the government to protect its citizens l wr-hi| spect and confidence of the British her smile by calling out "Hello, gion, Rov. Glover w h s next in line, tho practicability of long distance general of known ability. Tngj against any invasion of their Entertainment Commit °e headed financial world. Queen." A dinner in her honor immediately followed by the bug­ scouting by the "eyes of tho Ur* team average. 170 POUndg,^ rights of person or property by a I by W.-H. Smith for a job w«4l done, Krussin’s exact status in Kng- given by and Mrs. Vincent As- ler. Tho hearse, bearing tho flag- Novy» Coach McQuillan will bring foreign government, and that this) "The pleasurable outing provid- htnd was never clearly defined. tor, a tugboat ride in New York draped casket, surrounded by tho Tho planes took off at Hamp- okargps into tha city tomdl tho Ki winds Club, Moscow cnlled him an ambassador hnrhor, nnd her radio speech com­ pnllbcnrers, was next. Following right may pot be contracted away i p*l ua T’V through a sightseeing tour through, amj h<J omipitM| t |„, t,](|r znrist ein- pleted the progrnm. the hearse were (he members of ton Ronds at 4:18 and 4:26 P. M., Thoy OW #lrj»dy OCquatattAj by the individual.” yesterday with a brilliant array the local gridiron sn i to , [the celery fields of Sanford calls hassy, but Great Britain recogniz­ The Queen was accompanied by the family and then tho rank and Clear, though not specific, warn­ of Navy aviation talent comprising game tomorrow ta.A ia^pi^ for a hearty expression of appreci­ ed his fully ambassadorial status. Charles E. Mitchell, her host on file of tho American Legion. ing ie contained in the State De­ their crews of four men each. |_ m The services nt the grove were ation. However, the usual governmen­ her return trip to New ^ork, nnd partment’s communication that A veteran Navy flier and winner ' "The friendly attitude of the tal courtesies observed upon the Ira Nelson Norris, former ambas­ read by Rev. Glover. The impres­ Mexican-Amoricsn rclationa will bo churches, reflecting the friend­ denth of an ambassador will be sador to Sweden when she board­ sive ceremony of tho Legion was of the Navy cross during the world endangered if Mexico deprives ly attitude of the city itself, is no accorded him. The firing squad stepped for­ 'war for heroic service for piloting ed the hont. American citizens "o f the full own­ small factor in the. success of a a tribute to ii departed soldier, a bomber on tho Belgian front, Krassin wns one of the few All told, 220 pieces of bngguge ership and enjoyment" of their convention and was noted with sat­ •'moderates" to be given a place of ware delivered at tho pier for the ward und fired three volleys over Lieutenant Commander Asrold T. legally acquired property rights, the grnvo of their Into comrade. Bartlett, of Old Lyme, Conn., com­ isfaction. responsibility in the Soviet gov­ Queen and her party. and it is further set forth that rec­ After the firing sqund resumed m a n d s the flight, and Lieutenant " T o the laymen— the business ernmental machinery. TALLAHASSEE, Fto. . ognition would not have been ex­ men who think a Y. M. C. A. con­ King Taken Turn For Better its position tho sound of Taps Byron J. Connell of Elisabeth, Pa., _ 0 P)—Judge William H. After the Bolshevist coup in tended to Mexico without assur­ BU C H A R E ST, Roumania, Nov. rang out from tho Legion bugler one of the pilots of the PN-9 num­ Quincy, s msmhar of the 1 vention is worth giving their time October, 1917, Krassin declined a ances, given in 1923, that such nnd attention, we deaire to express 24__ (/P)— Late accounts of the and the ceremonlos wore at an ber 1 plane of the Rodgers expedi­ twelve yeorsV WM todty ^ r.eat in the Soviet ministry, be­ rightB would be respected. tion Is in charge of the other our warmest appreciation and also lieving the theories of Nikolai Le- condition of King Ferdinand say end. chief justice of the f» f * v ho ht» taken a turn for the bet Tho Mexican government, on exprea stho wish that the tribe may nino were ton sweeping. Out of town people, attending plane. Cquri. Other officers of the flight in­ .Judge ElUs succeeds Js ter. Members of tho royal house­ the funeral included Mrs. M. A. the other hand, holds that "spec­ im rease with each annual moating hold said today, with evident satis­ Knight, mothor of Col. Knight; clude Lieutenant Lawrenca W. stead Brown* of Miami, wl ial pains” were taken by the ad­ of the body. E X -K A ISE R MUCH BETTER faction, that the King was ilovelop- Mrs. C. L. Jacobson and Mrs. C. E. I Curtin, of Boardstown, 111., navi of office expired with the ministration of Gancral Obrcgon. "not to j(dmit a conditional” recog­ DOORN, Holland, Nov. 21.—(/P) ing like an appetite and was able .Shipman, both sisters, and Carl gator of tho Ill-fated Sikorsky election. Judge BTO Five College Students _The former Kaiser continues to to digest hie food more easily. Hartdegen, a brother of the widow. plane in which the French ace, polntoe, was elected ;i nition subject to tho outcome of A Fronch radiologist is duu to All of those mentioned are from Captain Fonck, plan nod to fly to hlssseir, but his ofAee the conferences,” of the 1923 joint Ousted for Drinking recover from the effects of the a t ­ France; Lieutenant Clarence H. tics expired with tbs tack, described variously ns rheu­ arrive tomorrow and take an X* New Jersey. commission. Sohildhauer, of New Holstein, Wis­ o f-A .B te te to F . ray picture of the King. After Tha pallbearers wero: Honorary {f* OBERLIN, Ohio, Nov. 24.—(A*)— matism or lumbago, which confin­ seeing the picture, the physicians —S. O. Chase, Forrest Lake, H. R. consin, who has made previous ed him to hla bed over the week­ Found guilty of drinking liquor at Californian Reunited an Interhouse dance, five students end, although the pains have not will decide, whether they will con- Stevens, Frank MacNoil, Alfred flights to the Wert Indies and Pa- tha f b * l ,W W ith His Family A fter of Oberlin College were dismissed entirely disappeared. He was al­ tine their preoent treatment. The Forster, F. P. Forster, Samuel name, and Lieutenant Herto rt loetayetomft_______ lowed to leave his bed for a few King Is suffering from an intes­ Puloston, B. F. Whltner, Sr., and Charles Rod!, who wae on the *NC- nr a number of years. ‘ Separation of 20 Years today. C. E. Henry. Active pallbearers 4 plane, when it crossed the A thntinal trouble. They were tried by tho collego hours again today. Jacksonville Bids For Next Conclave Presbyterian rimrcb Packed With Friends Maryville Eleven WU1 Play Stef PLANES ENROUTE TO PANAMA PASS BEYOND FLORIDA SOVIET ENVOY AT;RUMANIAN QUEEN LONDON PASSES'AN D 2 CHILDREN AWAY SUDDENLY LEAVE FOR HOME 4 NOTES INDICATE U. S. AND MEXICO NEAR SHOWDOWN Selected Chlel High Sta|e EUREKA, Calif., Nov. 24.—(/P)— George Brooks of Lolleta, near here, reunited with his family aft­ er having lost all trace of them in the San Francisco earthquake and fire In 1906, is one man for whom Thanksgiving will mean more than a holiday. . After having given up hope of ever again seeing them, ho came to Humboldt county to Uvo. Lost month he made his n m trip to San Francisco since 199# and while looking through a tele­ phone directory came across the name of his eldest son. Roy Milton Brooks, jfcooks’ excited voice over the telephone was answered by Ws daughter-in-law, At dinner father and aon were reunited. The next day they drove to Redwo^ a£ ^ ’ wh«re JOUWW •W. j W M j g j with t o . a a d ly m well m discipline oommittee, composed of faculty members and students which in turn reported to the facul­ ty assembly. The five include three juniors, a sophomore and a co-ed, who is a freshman. Chaperones detected the odor and the Investigation fol­ lowed. Dean C. N- Cole aaya the Identi­ ty of ihe person who supplied the liquor harf not been revealed and that the inquiry la being continued. Wife’s Suit Against Eugne Brewster For $50,000 Will Prove Ineffective LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24—0P>— Attachment proceedings against Brewster Publications, In c., brought by Mrs. Eleanor Brewster, from whom Eugene V. firewater obtained a divorce In Mexico, W.D1 prove ineffective because the com­ ----------- -------------- \ _ pany does not own any property, Band Program Date the wealthy , movie magaxine pub­ ‘ Changed to Sunday lisher said today. In commantitjf on the $W,000 VOS M«V *-----• at­ UMJ. ti.: Announcement WM made today tachment order granted M Brewster la k * * York as a top; have boon, their fam ily Centra* in a merely group ;m publishing company, Brewster de­ clare#, were turned over by him to the children of hie first wife, Mrs. Smells C, Brewster, two em­ ployee, Mis* E. H. Helpman apd V w LQl(e * Conlon, and CorlUs Palmer, beauty contest winner and fU a actress, whom the publisher ton-led in Mexico after he had obtained a divorce from Mrs. El­ eanor Brewster. The reel sseats .wdre tranaferred to f i * Booth - Beach Development r, * * t o h ha u th# -wen the ' CjfBg ' are Leroy Chittenden, Randall tic for the flret time by-alg in Chase, George G. Herring, F ra n k '1919. ' J^ Lbaafng, Bruce W. Anderson, Skilos Ralph Pops, an daBstsd Sherman M. Lloyd, A. P. Haggard pilot, of Memphis. T, . _ _ , and Percy A. Mero. member of t|to Rodgent {u|wt^ R. Roe, of Akron, Ohio, r erotor, and Charles jl* Situation Is Quiet < York, machinists' mal Today in N icaragua the flight personnel ' member of the Each plana etorted Flth ' ’Id MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Nov. 24 gallons of gaaollna. islto Bte4 .te —OP)—The situation at El GaUo be sufficient t o ." % ~ where the authorities yesterday miles, appealed for the aid of United the illight measure# JJ The PN-10 type States Marines to. quell mattorns robs) toast who were rnmipiltiiii plane tractor boil m two 60* horosprttee -tot dspredatiow. wM f l t o t o ‘ In wtef I f M tf m r -The forsniment Y to t f i rsfion and a ■v .’i 11 lestro_____ •• it •itte rots i p ««] ifll �: • ■ ’>"* •. * “V fi — iv V -IH . *f t -wA l i<1yi t.-aOAWh f ^ jctVCaM i < *). y NE rton, Wyoming, knocked >' out V.‘ Chris Wohl, Scranton, fthanaylvanU 2. P IT T S B U R G H %-■ “R a g s ” Ma­ dera knocked out.nWck ftinko> Mckcetrport 1, Phil Qoldstefn, New •<.:m* l . York defeated Tim D rttele r, Pitts­ burgh, 6. • “ • BOSTON— Mickey W alker defented Jock Malone, St. Paul 10. C o llege! B A L A IM O R E — Benny Schwartz, Tennessee rennessee Is r t m n r A n Baltimore beat Tommy Ryan, Buf­ falo 18. * • <to be the CHICAGO— T ig e r Flowers, mid o f the t e a r fliewejght champion defeated “Sai­ lor” Eddio Huffman, "Lot Angeles 10. Chuck Burns, San Antonin, Home F ir s t R aces to V ictory Texas scored a technical knockout In Tw o S traig h t H eats to over Al Allengrint, Los Angeles, T ake Big End of the P u rse ; 0. Bob Lawson, Birmingham, Ala­ ite*-*— bama, and J im Savage, Chicago, N orm an G rattan Is Third drew 10. Henry Leonard, Chilngo, rs on Herbie Schaefer 10 . key Homo F irst, starting at Semin* beat M IL W A U K E E — Johnny Hill oiii for tho first time yesterday, Philippines beat Billy Humphries, N e a r easily captured tho first event on F.ngland 10. h {r tho program by getting ‘’home, N EW YORK, Tony Cnnznnero, fig''Harris Sima \ fir s t” in the first two heats. W il­ Andre Itoutb-, “ETSOK UNIVERSITY, D o - ! liam Rusling was in the sulky. Brooklyn bent France, 12. Nat Lawlor, New I Nqg, 2&— Coach H erbert R.l Backers of tho mare were reward­ Milan amt hir- charging bandl ed with the. sum of $ 12.00 for $2 York won from Benny Gould, Can­ ada 10. Teddy Buldec, England, id* 8ta|e S. I. A. A. Hattdr Amby Silk was a wall played !•champions have plunged int j favorite hut broke and could never outpointed Ralph Nischo, Brooklyn , , rhoat strenuous training pro- get going. The Northern Hoy, M. 0. P H IL A D E L P H IA — Al Webster. irt-of the aeeton in.preparation, J . Midbo's 10 year old gelding, Billings, Montana bent ltockey j -the final engagement qf t he j .stayed ...._............ ................... in second place for the first Smith, Buttle Creek Mirhignn, 10. i and then ..... -,^ti‘ wwhen they, meet the -pow -’i t- W(> heats ...... ...... <a me on ... VjUo eleven a t Sanford, take first place handily in tin* third Jim m y Jones, Youngtown, defeat:><l Billy Wells, England 10. Milton j f j i ^ J w k e y day. 'h eat, which gave him sccmnl nionj Cohen, New York hent Dave Able v-'lL,. d T h e well groomed Mnryvilfo elev- ,.v, Gravninn was Irving gamely I man. Philadelphia 0. . £■ > Tennessee, will invade Flor- t(, K„t „„ «.v.*n (t.inM with him E L PASO I */y Schwnrtr., Now Ida snd attack the Hatters with (he |„st f,.w strides. Yolk Ix-nt .lolilinv Merry,"Kl i’ll t anticipations of victory. The The fav<irito in tin- .-oemal event, so 12 ' ' I ineesoo gridmen base, their Hetty Direct, toitltl not stand the I.OUISV1LI E Jackie Dugan, 'fe®*' records of the pres- pni.e anij honors in tin* first two Louisville, outpointed Muxie Ho„ *’ l c *rc*°" throe hentfi were carried o ff by Canto luh, Akron 12. . 83 to 7 when tho latter war stout, driven by A. T. Morrison. . a. OWson. Tho defeated George*' Tho latter had no difficulty in rac•I* f lt e * ^ n *Newman machine by n jpg first In either hent. In the defeated tho strong final heat Otto Peter was bested J * 0 ,, . 1by Buluh Knight for first place T h e'w id ely heraldefl fighterr- o f lJiru| t ook second money for the By The Associated P r - s ; J-12, . i. Kentucky eleven were, nble to ,.Vont. ] | i t e r up enough strength to Gc.'ii"'i t<-wn : ■ I -rs offere.l a Norman Grattan showed the etisnew u r in l.i to tiea, ; n* d> •Ir<-y 're <>nly touchdown against turners huiic fast pacing yesterirjrviHe.x Consequently, the Tenwiti-n In* won tin- final event i n g ( m -ii. p c i ! j... i . - i i - v (h-.s uiiiii i ,tseo machino is being regarded ,ul|Iwl Sep Palin was in the it v.i torv - -i’ i j m * n y pigskin followers as fnv-.,.„||,j Tin. winner stepped one of l>y rippini; up imth s.t-, of stand* i ®*°*l,on outfIt. I the fasle-t miles of tin- course, t«- erds and breaking them into flint meats for a bonfire in the center (This view in not altogether sub- keep within a record. Hated for during tho post few| Thais D irn t took the third hent if the field. Newspaper programs, m Il* *» remarkable development and renmd money after a short ton apparel, and » few bats pro­ vided additional fuel. *' Iho H otter squad has bordered hrush with Helium Direct. tho sensational, and yet tiro Today is “ Honey-Bunch” day nt Kid Kaplnn’ti first assault on the H sustained progress in only tho Seminnla, members of a music a 1 uR o f a thorough foundation well comedy from Orlando being guests lightweight ranks' will bring the retired featherweight champion id by Coach McQuillan nt the of the management. into collision with Billy Wallace, kry beginning of the sonson. in Cleveland, December 2. Tex j . *, U Outcome Uncertain Rickard ih dickering with Eddie |What tho outcome of the StetKnne, manager of Sammy Mnndcil, , - .sdn-M aryvilla-dash will be is, i f Chicngp, the lightweight titleA*.1(lo re fo re a m atter of dire uncerholder, for u championship with lnty. Coach McQuillan, fully Kaplan in New York lute in De­ are of tho threatening stren gth ' cember. . tho ttaryvillei elaven, is proper- 1 his lads for what is beyond ail >T Jhck Connor, quarterback of the l)lotP tbb biggest battle of the New York University eleven which tte r season. The clnsh will t e r - j •net Its first defeat of the easnn nate the season and the Stetson H’hnt A Shame ’. ntor ii- doing everything possible 1 Whnl a .-ihame Northwestern n the final contest of the year at j was chosen ! mako tho concluding contest one 'and Michigan didn’t schedule, .* Nebra.--.lui Saturday, f f glorious victory. i game with r ich other this season! upturn of the team for the 1927 I ‘ft • Tu rn s To Backficld Imagine a meeting between enstiii by acclamation before Hie - tCaptnln Spot Courtney and his I Northwestern und Mii-bigamis I'm :qmul left Lincoln yesterday. f • MIpw players of tho backflold 1final game of the year with the Gene Tunuey has aici-pted a htvc galloped through the _pres- j Western Conference chnnipioiishi) natch with Tommy Loughi-au, *nt season like, trained horses of at stake! ’hilndelphia light heavyweight T h at is what would have han ft.Jir, warfare, and now Conch McQuilten Is concentrating his attention pencil had the two coaches been >t» thi* golf links. The heavyweight •hampion, thentrlcnl (lutes permit­ fV\ upon them for tho final cncount- able to agree on a date. ting, and Lougliran, are to meet in Foiluro of Northwestern und fjv UP unIB midwason ho had his ’ command oight backs, composing Michigan to get together causer in curly round of the Christinas ' i.ei“w *r horse" and “ pony” back- each team to play u double header cal golf tournament nt the Seui|ds, but ho hus condensed the with one. of their opponents /iew Club, Atluntie City, N. J „ De,trgy somewhat, so that the quar­ Northwestern arranged a home •ernber H, 9 and 10. to s t a r t against Maryville, will ami homo a f fa ir with Indiana J a k e Slagle's "geology knee” is all probability consist of f’up- while Michigan did the same with ■enlly mi injury to bis hip ttint ln Spot Courntey at left hnlf, Minnesota. hrew bis knee out of alignment it FYccmap nt right hnlf, Punch •nd injured nerves and ligaments, Big Ten Class rithttl nt full, und Ij»rry Berioctora treating the i ’rineetoi; T.nst seuvin Northwestern de nt quarter. Michigan .1-2 in one of the mo«* -ackficld uce have decided, Slagle L^wis Developed Star ! Peto Lewis, Fort Meade’s valu­ surprising upsets ftf the year. Only vas kept from the Harvard game able ' contribution to tho Stetson u defeat by Chicago kept the I’m ' 'nun fear of permanent effects of Anyway, Ja k e can't •quad, may well be hniled as a do- plo from having a cle/ir claim t< he injury. iructicc his donees with the chur­ vplopcd s ta r in the. Hatter aggre- the title. Since Michignn lost only t< ls of the annunl triangle club show on. His exceptional playing Northwestern, there wns som- •eforc Christmns. i R g . the season1' now closing ks him along with tho Palmetto doubt as to the 1926 champion ii , Captain Spot Courtney, who tho Western conforenco. North •V<‘'Wi ®ow' being looked upon as one western showed real sportsman :the most papablo backflold ship when it conceded the honor to ' * ' ~ ! n in Southern football circles, Michigan A R C H ITE C T Now these two teamn again loom tb . Captain 8 pot Courtney and F’ir s t National Bank Bldg. ite Lewis nro iight men, tipping up as the elnss of the Big Ten. S an fo rd , ----- - — Florida For that reason it is nil he nu>r< • 'scales around 140 poundu. regrettable that a meeting beween • 1 D m Appears Ready The horc-to-foro impregnable the two war- not scheduled for bis atter line appears well ready for year. It would have twice packed any •battle with tho Tennessee outFrom Tom Smoith nt left end stadium In the country. Spike Welainger on the other Northwestern Record 4' the Stetson line presents « . rbtlng array of lino slaves. Northwestern unquestionably has F-.%;.i/,Uon Galjter, towering 216 pound ! nnn ,,f ,h ‘’ strongest elevens that ^LVHatter tnckU, Jp participating in ever represented that insitution. While its Big Ten schedule lia.'■ S9 i A W }0 8» n,‘> played the last Phone 475 ‘ ball Rama h a will over play on lu-cn as severe, a test as some of the others, it showed its real stuff tmiriffa Field, fo r Thursday ho .*h*vo coropteted four-yenrs of in tho big game with Notre Dame. tee with the Stetson team nnd Roddies’, protogen were fortunate .hie exit from the pig- to win by a lone touchdown ufter after the two teams had battled to a scoreless tie for threo periods. - —r Defensively Northwostcrn’s reis a Prescription for ^ U iB e f i i f l rord is better than any other Big m n T<r al Game +m m m m » % ’AT'. - Use Your •i 819 W. 3rd SL linst Tech frr t ^ nd his best Notre r clashes with Carnegie Toch rbes Field here next Satur*«• I.'1 . more -that N< r .mon wot or Damo’s firft i kept on the. t o . mvo them ‘ jdwing week ‘ Southern Ton tosm. Only °no touchdown Colds, Grippe, Flu, has been scored against it. Strangely enough, Chicago, the Depgue, Bilious Fever only conference tqtm ; to crosr. and Malaria Northwestern's gonL line, mado Its U kills the germs. only Big Ton touchdown in that gamo, having failed to score against Purdue, Ohio State and Illi­ nois, « Northwestern avenged this lorn* j R E L IA B L E by t-:ore by roltihg^utt 38 polnls| against Chicago, tha .Iprgut total i Regardless of whether you uro recorded against , Stagg’i ' Ma-' buying fixtures nr having wir­ Koona. ' ' Y roua de­ In a neaion th atL h M fenturo-Ji ram to hteHar f . backflold.-;' ' Mfhhinatlons, offerg.^n array of and paugrii» not to m£u- > ■*’ ' W t toSmmm^ whb-iMpljB^lUndlng. ing done, you liuvo tlmt sensd' of security if wo nro serving'; you i p r .Oolr reputation is you*, guarantee of high duns W6rl« SIM •*. For a small deposit you may have your purchases deliv­ ered now or held until Christmas. Pay the balance out of weekly or monthly income. a Nest o!‘ Lacquered Tables * Tilt Top Tables >•> u> 'I his \\ eek $29*6S End Tallies $ 8 .7 5 Drop Leaf Tables 'I iris Week Windsor Chairs 27x:t! Velvet R/>*s T h is Week rhi.4 Week $ 1 1 .7 5 $ 1 .9 5 o Thin W eek $ 2 .9 5 Elton J. Mou^hton LAUNDRY ifufivm tkeHea CREDIT BILLY ONE - DAY SERVICE SANFORD - *.»■ 1 ..Ml °5 %r« *m rn . + •• OUTSIDER W I N S FIRST EVENT OF SEMINOLA CARD Sport Gossip m dm Sewing Cabinets This Week $ 2 6 .5 0 Four Piece Bedroom Suite ;t f �'Asi‘ jfltSW .'i>ij w ternat *wv lit# Afi_ :Xr.»V" : !.v: >RD m ' •'%■ 'S'M Z mi *n ■rr 'L f a - ■n Shd::* h ere W here to Pi; Dine ■*%« IS ' ‘ Lt: $? •v Thanksgiving V D inner > 1« V * *r To Nine Thirty P .M. Eleven Thirty A. M. S IE ’S PLACE On Thanksgiving Day we’ll serve a RFA L Hianksgiving Dinner, one that you’ll really enjoy. Give the family a treat tomorrow, brine them clown to Sie’s and make your Day of D |\\ Thanks ice that can’t be beat and a general I*.ARK AVENUE ers and home folks alike will find hospitality reigning supreme at Sie’s. The Premier Event ot Florida’s Sporting’ History N N ■ Special Plate THE IN AlRURAL ■ N / Harness Race Meeting TEA ROOM RESTA U RA N T] Basket Building Feast, music from the Radiola, serv­ INiom^21 for Reservations ■ DINNER SEMINOLE RACINE 01,CH, Limgwond, Florida “ON THE DIXIE BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO S e c o n d and M a g n o lia Thanksgivini From Noon to 8 I\ M. ( ommonring NOV. 11 111 jincl Continuing' lor 15 or More Days We kill anil prepare mir own lowl*. .mil lim,- miaoued h> h.i'e tlirni iim nell u-i til her c‘-'.rn< in U In <». "S ir A U K A I. T H A N K S G I V I N G DIN M a t Cooked in a private liome anil siipi'i'viM'd In mir wlm lias had years of experience. Will nlsu Hene nor ret;iilnr Chicken Dinner lm SI.(HI Meats and A l a <';ir 1»■ orders al mir n-iial price' I' V in Id’- ( o e a l i s l Um-M's and * Served front 11 A. M. to 2 1’. H Only D r i v e r s .mil b r a ; I h c c c le lu nU tl I antis K i t h Itadin llam ! at A i n e r i r a 's n n np lH d v ap|M»:i i tt*tl r a t e m n r s e Itiices S l a r l I'ro m p llv al - I*. M. Vdinissim i l m l u d i ii» U r a m l la n d and Ins. It. T i n k e r . I T ^ i d . - n l ■ O w n ed ------------: -------------( ipci a led Ih r ntO'l Kna-.t AMERICAN $1.00 Per Plate ■ *■ old time Thanksgiving good timers waiting for you. Strang­ ■ r' l.| tial to an VALDEZ HOTEL BUILDING clay oi real enjoy mill. A Real Tfiankstfivintr Dinner Will Re Served at the The Turkey and all the fixings essen­ I . a d i e s ’ D a > s — M n n d av s ami I ’rid n v s I'arU in u I'riv i l c t - . . .SI.(ill I'lt is T a x l a i n . A. I 'o liliu a u . .M anager D i r e c t o r Lu-Beth Cafetei 216 E. First Street '*W »ARIS LETTER ARLS, Nov. til. i/l'i f'lcnt i ir» who nine tmiex mil ol I i au it women when the i,n.|i..| linve rvecnlly 'Hawn iv iin m irlty when piiiMnrv |ms been ail litered. rtthin n month 1wo women It<■\ jkCllU'liced lo (he guillotine in hitherto Ull unheard id in re. (loth htnl pnitmneil i Imt ■ill ill t ' n i l n i1 I o I e g alii I hel I own • m i n t r v , h a . 1 11 1in 11 in t I in m i n i i l o l l ) p ilc h c d hill t I, > b e t w e e n I lie ill! Inis ill n u l l l ■I . . . I I In o ld i e l . II .11 l i m e 1 1n I ■,1 ■ I tot Ii I i a i , . .11 <11 11a I y l till w a III] ill' |>t' I -a'i | I I|I i. <>ii U">ii|> o f ' " U l i m i I hr lliilia c a 1111 ;H t e m p t m n g i n t inn \ in t h ■ m o u n t urn p . i ' . e s i i ' n i m l | \ a i m ' • at h \ tin I t a l i a n pnln ■■ no j o i o u n : ’ •f I lie u m i l i 1' i i ' c i ' t M ' l i i i m i in \ i Mini in | In | e e l I i 'lim ll U im D nlotit Juror*. usually imlmril ha'<' in i ri d t il in f l u h t j l l g lln 'l. rhmk the results of nma on •a.i , 1 11cone ii 1111- n r m i l ! m i n n a t i l - . on the trigger, wci" I ' t'* In Ii ,| I ii l:ol 1 1irs I n i'll 11\ i t i ' i o , I, They discarded the im r,'il a new p a t h i n i n F r a n c e u l n n itu " uleigent, which 7 turf*IIt,l( t nr il ' . i p l m i i l June ' m a l l . . a i l i n g I in 1 in»l h. ii I .It -I | l i n \ l In ill I h r IlM I i .. I .r oi tVr'ra i .. f 1a i i la* " V II r I I ' l l ' In re i " o| I II line. l l a ' . i Jl o ' r n lil Mm loi\i llotlhli'il Mn n I ' l l il>t i.:i i i i l m i ' n t" l at t In |n i" a al 11in n r ( c| i mi mil Mull | n i : ' o i f i i a l i l i 'l hy a --m all la M -r ii III I 11 m i I "I 1 ! 1,1 . • I- i ri / Woratselieek. I hi1nr vI da,. Mti' hi I r repplied in * I■1■ 'anie colmnip. "Dear Frit:’.: I 1"i I w ii ; y I h.n ,■ lion oh i d I IF If U N . \..i ill I' in. | 'null All \ I inn r l.t do is In ' ! hi' loll' Helen,' Woi at oi a I h o f M .1 it ii I i e n r l al i ■. 11 11. , i I eel.. mtil'll for Mir I Oil |ll'| ltd tir, 11,11 » 4| ^ l| o | el le, tin i l i i l r a in.iu i I lie ■11>i iiiri,' n| tit -1 iii'iv m i t i i s t e i . r r r j i 11- I'lllllful ari'lie.t on, ..| rin u ln l 1 1,,, a1 , t I> in Mi .in i hr Si ' i i In m c r t h e i n 1" ol t h e l o i n , , |x ,.( \11 m , i l ' l l l l i r Mi-i-in i . !a I<| m 1111■ ■el' M ' v r i a l n n n l l f l i e f o r r III-, I "I mi ' I .I h n , and I In a c ti o n i I lie i r I III n. h r p | a \ , rni'dx . e i i ' i i liinlonpir \ll at a t r f t i a l k a iio llt I h r ..... l i l In tu in -I 11 i ' mil'. d ' ■ 1J t ■•i n In n f m o n n nl in I Ii I i I'llr ■■r11> ut h r i In ■i .n lial |.-■ i.iur, in l h r l i f t i ih I a mini 1o in i d ( 'n u n linin'. M mr 1.11j a i. i i r . p ).i\ - iln p m t o f Mini. d en til whom t u ' i i i in ! tin- . u n i s ( T a l l ; , |„ , ,, | m , p o r ts (, in n 11r e i i n p r ii nicknameil S a n l . i m i l e id In I Inn m u hi til i I loot n to p m In , , r t Ilf tn l iiiit c iiiiiin a iid c t' ut ■liirf. At dinner William II .sapI Ml his U lie s ts : "Well my dene urnnal, uln n d i i "U supppose we two lull inn t in llorlin?'' I he pile i i ui-itte of ; tie Hohen li'i'ti.'i In the t i ii n h n f E m p r e s s 'n m isle \'ie!'ilia Mi l wife of W illia m II. in the park nf Sans i in I ’o l s i i a n i in centniemnraM"it ol her h i r t h d n y w a s udeinU" i. I t i n s >ear with even ureuter I 'lr je ii e e than la the pa l. |‘-our '■ l lie formec Kaiser's six living 1 ■ns and duuRhtci s deposited " leallis in the histom tem{de ' wliere lie lmried a n u m b e r of lloh- I mi/ollern kinp i imd ipieen*. ' ITiluc1 Kitel !*’redi'l'irii lame with ] a no'ialh from hi father in Doom ' in hour after iln- I’eisdam county | • ml ri anted Hn- p ri n c e s tfitel n / d.voree on grounds of enielty ami • ni'uleel. I’rineellrinune's floral 1 Mihiite was placed in the temple t ■\ ( ienerul \ on Demnies, The j rmpress died in 1i*UI . j '" ''i i •t5 Rlind WorktM's Strike in ( ’hitago 1 I( |I \|,()| o, , ,.( v ‘ 1"' 1,1 1:1 hltnd men and w. 111,11 'h ' i n ployed hy tile ('hi ‘'tu'" 1. tulilhou.se in the inak ' hL' "* 1 1 -1 (mil eleetrii al ap I'l'.i'i.rs h.is been in proRres h ' 1' L i tlpee weeks. i'|(l. 'i'd .i' fi-Unwed the failure in Into .n |iop, ,,n i, |i,.litil<ll tut;, i 'h" w okrrs. AH „ n , i.i,,, | 1 h' In ;j, o f ( h e (.'l iic a u o Fed !1 1,1 Labor has been a - 1,ml mnl .I'llm Fitzputriek, pm , ' 1"'•i has promised support. 1'he liirlilnoiis,. j> n l„ by the I m pro t mnnii r Associntioa (,.v •Hl1.it 1*1..pic. pei'plc was also l|Ul'stliMli'd. Die pel it ion asks’ the one ol he dismissed, ‘h-sposal of eertain sums ol money .U|,p„si.,| tu D’1'" 1 1,1 the benefit of itu- blind ^ ,! M Hrmn ‘ro fr r - ....... « i ,t, w.-r. v o t-d ^ ^ w with |.Jlltt...... . ............... .. L \1( ■! vT W cc»ur( hnx no nth |)lllM „,Kllt ......... i In- wue of Napoleon'.Jr jbpeiv than to pronounce neti ‘ Y y u r M x je x t y w ill pan lon m r K i "i re I of douth. if I speak freely," V<m ||rn i Tilt* I I I - ! imw it III i \ Sticii iah d replied, "hut neither of n | |„. Dinette Sciurri, i« muse who on a colon., lieve. will live lo see the ilm " J i n e d five of her pulientx f o r , 111 pill I m p clol h r> excitement xiie received 7h.it "'hit ll d n i iiiu l ln M i n i m e r hud f o r The head i.*f the Innisr of 11.,>t lU'hintf them die. uml Meluni'- Its h a h i i s al n n i n m i l . i m in n h i m t i ii /ol lent was >ii oi'temled ,u iipliard, of Douni. who lultninfuter ..... . , .. ull too frank reply that t l f d.imer J — i . , i * . -*t ni m itllees s o n mt m iIl i o f Ni N i cr e , a tiixk tas k v w h icii p o i w m to hur hiiMhnml m Nm nil ' ............ i. i. .■. . " " M . k c i M , , Nov. - 1 id*. W i t h was hrokyn up und llir’ aunl p, ,, ~ * — ------ ---------------in .order that *hv mijfh* ,h'' tryinjf mill left Doom early llir f.■St•iis m . „ . , N° ' KI* “ >.MI*0SEIt DIES lie •V*" ..... dV" 1 her purnmour, are in th ai liieve for ,rv r.a l months. morning. IlniiRing music vvitiun the reueh ---ho two, Ports of mule men and women run I ‘ ‘ ""V ,l" ‘ 11’' , l m l l '“< " f <'vvry child in the elementary t ''L O K A I mj S P ItlN tlS , i ’t,]o, ’ hUM liepti declared he*'" ................. m u d th ee llofty o f t y pplatoa^i l a t o a u hhad a d tt M e t c h e r a n d seven ( 'amt A domestic drama in win, It tin lands is urged hy l lie principal of Nov. I 1 ,1 * 1 K, Ay rep Jnh i,,,;, iklianv tryiiifr to imiitrale in he -a sem seat to me tin'• police hy peasants] w i w n a i i / i i i k vo i m i j i r i u r in oe.-.i peasant S i “11,1 Min nnn-. had survived raids made wife Rave Iter huslmml a i ,rci . t hi London Academy of Music, on nntionnly Lnou,.. ........ »0c« *nd the French and ltai- ;aml shepherds. Tin* officer* mad.*! l' v ruiirs U| of JliruttNH pirutes Ilaujjh etincted nitself in illir want' .............. ■............................ ... ' ' M i n i n ! • ' ’"Ilflereiil • n ii-m I I U K " t'UUb'VCU a u ii m llir gp u n d thut imuiu is onu o f j Wmks wn ■ u - \ . ,° M'1 w " klMirr fiAirnli fh»m Vinllmd! ai t/i.inl itlalia on tin1. Strainer Wuihoi. bond from lud section o f thu Knlklu patrols from Vintimil several via its cto. the -...... new, garden •<in ■'tfr Mill tlie m olt forcoful instrument* in 1 IIUhashed under ilninhabitant* ^ for Vuunkong. Thu «Ke Uailj ^ " aprr tilt- tral' MLi' ' “the ’human mind.’ ''“ 'in- nf J-'nderiek Ayres, j.,... g►of disappear before their d gw oa^ t; prldxf imd tWb" h6rf*‘ Witt i ‘Vtrtlbffflpflrtted '«*>» j _ . __.. , .. ntft Amisutd •m inght after an extended illness. In only to return a tew ldlkv I Atu) L _ .L.) _ 1 1 and locked In a._.aniBll Stateroonj jnoiico; j j ' . w friends n o t1 r j ua lw26 hL‘ WUl* “Warded a prize for An expetUtlpft.on u J«n f * l n v mnney. J I p owcr xor <K> hourti, t i e veue! tyras loot- W :i f * J Priest and 7 Nuns Survive 21 Raids 1 1 * . . Th" id TETRAZZINI N O W t e ^ DEVOTES TIME TO CONCERT MUSIC K n r n n n s f l i n t r e r V\Sto U e c e n ll y M a r r i e d S i g n o r V e r n a l i , Is S till A d m ir e d by S c o re s O f M u s ic I , o v e r s in Itonu* Tetra/./im wiilt "arm r tt IlitlR her sin' "ll* iafi there wax ”» J 'if’*rrr take her place. Find itiy no <!iff: UH) M orate trit’n am! r 1 of operatic ' ■ * ’ j ;:iui'tnnk a ilelivht m ! 'itmles which c*’”' rail?' ,','S I siiiered most r Kvrt* HOME. Nov. - Mme. m u s i c a l a l i d ‘ 1 Louisa Tutiuzziiii, who recently was not in. i-ssary. 11 . hiciiiPc Signora Yein.iti through to catch up the tnu* 4" her marriage to'l'ietrn Vernnti, Ima ! while iH'rforniinK entered on a new phase of life, j bravura i fl musically. She is devoting her'\ "n ' nii-.f self entirely to concert music. ) Mmc- 1etia*111^ Met voice, with its unrivalled 'h e r introduction tiillx', is unimparied and siie re- \eldest s i s t e r , j , ; u , p mains thu same jovial, witty, s y m - |senior. I he *•_*j^u put hel ie woman. ing music whl',‘ j .^iie is admired f<*r her loyalty J> little gitL o1 1 ^ , to her friends and her remem- her inuaicm .? _ , — hi.uni' of and gratitude for ; ay 'V e fo n m i.■••i vice. This is ex em p lif'si by | i'1*. 'he funim18 ^ j j 1the prominent place given the parThe divu |S jjif 't r a i l of Adelina Patti in the “be received 'Ii awing room of her palace in Cross for tr Homo. war. The ' h c o ^ Putli \V*H Kind-Tu Her red itptm her X Never will she forgot, says Mine, " ’bo knew ii Tetrazzini, the kindness <jf the j ,;be was a c j great prima donna who Occupied' *'*i*Mj * n box ut Covent Garden when eh6,j' “ L*dy a rising artiste, eflag.In/'C Her heart M^k M �fig _ a Jill T * mmm r l - ^ v M w i i v a o t Atlanta jBiohtogham ___ osecutorSimpson iLowOverNorthweSt Boiton w •: u a. Mora m , ~, J * Attended th______ Buffalo 34 34 i .W l(i Tokyo during -----or | Chicago 38 3t x ,00 about 20 percent of not a aujffired from epilepsy?" population. Charleston 58 ■' .00 . 80 t-tteven Wffl Hurl Aflted Siiftpson. Denver nu " I am not klr," 40 .00 Fort PieceeJContract let, for ... [Against Visitors T h a t Dea Moines 48 .96 .00 addition to county jail, to cost $11’,Will you, be willing to have a S ot Been S c o r e d U p o n ; Galveston 70 62 . .00 odn. physician talk to you of ep ilep sy?" Kanaka City FsijtjfPtays P ah th irs 54 .82 .00 “I should prefer to consult my Memphis 6(3 62 , .at lawyer, ailr," Stevens replied, add* New Orleans RK? flov. 24.—(fP )— ing.“iTtl|kt i* permissible." <34 52 .00 STOP CATARRH1 O PEN Ruin nr simw fell in the hike re­ New York 46 menace to Brown 'a .00 "Cert^W^p’’ said Simpson. ‘‘It gion uml upper Mississippi vulhjy. NOSTRILS AND HEAD Oklahomu City 62 38 .00 mirth to the tip of shows very good judgment." Raleigh 511 42 .00 "Thank you," said the defend­ There was t ain in the Ohio valley. Says Cream Applied In Noktrlla football world comes St. Louis In the southeast the weather llll 36 .oo ant! with a broad smile. Relieves Head-Colds a t Once r wns Salt Lake City i*UUtf«turc of n #rrfcf62 48 t00 Mr. and Mrs. Dickniau, sur­ mostly fair. I. uw pressure jtl the Shrev port 60 thnt has five m n jiv prise witnesses for the state, aft- >northeast 68 .too If your nostrils are clogged and mused warmer a ruth. Washington 56 ii<j .00 yoiir head is stuffed dm! you can’t er identifying Willie as the ninn|<r ,M * sort ion. 0 Bartow 7 ft 54 w .00 breathe freely because of a cold came to their home < in North | ■" taking Providence an who ____ ..„...c ii isorin me West pressure was high Eustls r**_ i *• * * 1 In the HO 50 r.00 or catarrh, just get a small bot­ plains states, hut jit shows little on the* Plainfield, on the evening of t h e i 0VI'r * Ft. Myers 78 02 • .00 tle of Ely’s , ( ’ream Balm at any u area (i record to muse Brown killings when Willie insists he w a s ! 0? lo,v pressure of consider a hie Ft. Pierce 72 64 •QJ drug store. Apply a little of this at home, have testified that the' intensity wu 76 50 moving in from the Gainesville .00 frngr ant, antiseptic cream in to , I0t.Colgate’s two defeats man who u*me to their house hud I Ducilic ocean ormn over over Washington Jacksonville 71 56 . .00 your nostrils and let it penetrate j do ,iot tell the whole epilepsy. Willie denied lie w en t1" " '1 '* Key West and Oregon. Ruin fell over th 76 ,.00 through every air passage of your j 08 to their bouse. i 78 platemi region and Pacific states, Miami 64 .00 head, soothing and healing the in- | In the c a s i n g questioning by the on the one yard line 80 while over the plain slates the Orlando 50 .00 flamed, swollen mucous membrane J state Sin\pson attempted to bring tlfite defeat from Navy, wiulher was mostly fair, It was Tampa 77 and you get instant relief. 68 .00 ljUyed its poorest foot- out that( thp witness knew Mrs. colder this morning over the Miss­ Titusville 72 66 Ah! how good it feels. Your .00 leason losing to Pitts- Eleanor R. Mills whose murder is issippi valley and northern plains nostrils me open, your head Is charged to the three defendants, e groat struggle of states ami warmer over the plateau Orlando— New traffic . signal clear, no more hawking, snuffling, iruse could bring no mofe intimately than the Viery lighting systen being installed m Mowing, no more headache, dry­ very slighter” he spoke of yester • tio with Colgate. tins city. ness .0 struggling for breath. day. | Colgate Brown will and testified Irotn a bed sel up in E ly ’s Ciearn Balm is ju st what He was asked if he hud not tuk-l •he i unit i otvni, is in a elite il i onstalwarts, who have auffeieis from head voids uml cat 6 o l.ATK TO C L A S S IF Y j illtinn ;it Hie Jersey » 11\ li pit.'il, . |£0red on. Brown has on letters to Mrs. Mills FOR RENT l wo large furnished tarrli need. It’s a delight. 'itraight and its goal line hours there talking to ’ t o r and j ' VM‘''*?" ' B-V Th"> ...... " » — Adv. ( ■ rooms, convenient to hath, lights Crossed only when sub- her daughter. —» Charlotte. ' ** 1t,,!" m " ' h " 1r,Mv 111 l" >' and water, $2’i month. *>11 Wes! His now familiar "positively not" illness hy tomorrow night 'd the lineup. An Second Street. I colds has hit the squad boomed in reply. They gave her only ;i shmt time Willie said at the time of the to live and say she will probably FOR SALK a good nude. A. G. of the game. ■ ite, playing Pittsbirrgh, slaying he owned u .32 calibre pis­ never leave the hospital. Barnes, Orange City. he lim, had not fired it in break the string of d o ->tol but that, ,.v m ore *L-— ‘' A I tio that Have found B ci- m,)re tharj 20 years riors in 12 of the last H » > r o pistol that Mrs m ' m “ ^ «*». h a , . i f . R -v . Mr. -nuiL1 nn .one touchdown against Mills’ throat also was cut, Cross examination of Willie Steip si* years. Penn. ntx staged a bonfire last venB wns still underway when making certain of it court adjourned for the. day. ■ Willie wus the second of the; regarilless of the out■ Hegiiu>inR"HvcFnilier II the three hanks in Sanford three defendants to declare his in-} >*»me. will dust* al k inia’s masters of the nocence on the stand. Henry St«‘-i iMiiult, who have not veils testified Saturday that lid r allowed a touchdown in wus at his home in Lnvallettc, New , meet a fighting elev- Jersey, 50 miles away, nt the time delphia. The Ithaca of the murder. Three other wit­ [full of confidence after nesses supported his story. Mrs. June Gibson, who has a ■last quarter defeat of by scoring seventeen complication of kidney diseases, ■ i the game seemed lost, Pennsylvania record t only to on interDoesn’t hurt one Idt! Drop a lit­ 9 nent. Pennsylvania tle “ Freeione” on nn uching corn, the red machine In iiiRtnntly that corn stops hurting, meetings. then shortly you lift it right off irk witnesses its last| with fingers. ■ tih of the scupon in Your druggist sells a tiny hott'le (of Columbia anil Syraof “ Freeione” for a few cents, suf­ i has yet to suffer de­ ficient to remove evnry hard corn, ities that dates back to soft corn, or corn between the es that forced “ Whip-1 J (ties, and the foot culluses, with­ |from the Syracuse fcuck-fn out soreness or irritation. ] in the season mny hum— Adv. vent entirely the s t a r ’s iui . l Columbia. Cql* 11 fine sway over Cor•for Syracuse, quality. of pnst defeats fjWsshington. and J e f swuits the meeting trginia. West Vir) trashing wins in the (bis the impetus 1 of husky Georgetown |for the fray. i '(Continued frortf page oho) t T '*;/• v ;- **ry w ’ - ni’V TAMPA, Flu., Nov. 21.—(fP)— Press ure was high over the southcast and low over the northwest early today, said the report of W. .1. Hennett, government meterologist here. . ”v. ' 11..*'Vr?j i % - * Customers, aYiv We extend l|le season’s heartiest greetings. ! 'vi 12 I i Banks To Cio&el Lift Off-No Pain! E S 5 THANKSGIVING- r t’A , t S 12 P. M. Kach Saturday 5 First National Bank 9 Sanford B&hk feihd Tru^t Co. | Seminole County Bank i | ’r.waUrfJ 1 A m e ric a n Sanfofd DiVtildh ►* wv «j * Vir s We Take This Day to Thank Our Loyal Customers ♦ #i *11 .'V For their patronage and good will that has made pros­ perity ours. We assure you that we will always give you the same service and f 5 m il H a rd w ir-~nt + } Ii1■ m Russwin Hardware—Kitchen Utensils—Spalding Sporting Goods—Ammunition Gift Suggestions for the boy and man M IT COJIltT OP JK iiiriA i. r m UtltlllA. 1% a m i U: m t a t y . i\ f iC 1 X Phone 53 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I tfMIIBIMRMKa) nimiini IT. IIK KI.OItlHA T o :<•’ .ii i\ c.-i Otis 11"in ;i sworn l>lll it in iios i'iiiii " ttmt you rulil' in of ilo' State of tlnil imi a resilient <it ............ oilier than •t tTcinlii, uni ihul your r»»ii|i is unknown; yon. William Jones, and i ■i, ii; i ml to he and Bture ihis I'mirt on Ibo Srd pmiari. a 11 i to the piano •vliiltlleil against i ran-' lOlo-rwiHe n deCfinliss.. aill he entered |nu rfl-rr-il i i , i ilos not lee tie In tin s.infill il llernlil. a l"i lil is'i•ii in Sanford, C‘"itit\ ki ..i ala. once each full! I ell see IIt IVP WOeVtH. is nu I,.mil uni) Seal of ll Cinm ,.f flie Seventtl liruii ef I'lorliln. in and hat" I’niaii \ on thlH* the ‘if Nin. tioi*,r, A. O. t!)E0. v i: inirai.A.Hfl. m lh" i n 'nit i'mirt of tho pliiial i ' hi nu of Florida, fur S.'iiioeil ,• i ’on 01 v in \ m w i ;r;i<s, li.imty Clerk. ■■■■■■■■■■■. ■ u 9 Hurricane S................................. ALEContinues rangiuaicjiiiiiiaiaiE We miist haVe room for New Salvage Stock from MIAMI—HOLLYWOOD and have I \ On Thanksgiving day we offer heartfelt greet­ ings to ouf hundreds dif 'friends and patrons; we are thankful for their friendly appreciation of our service and we are'lookirig forward to being of increasingly larger usefulness to1 thehi. i f. • * ' * i ,! ' Slashed Present Low Prices S To Supply ts. elTA'i'I'.lt K HIOHSnllilieiH dill of Counsel i , 205 w ., First st. t C a te s 6 ld S tin d , k * t \ May1fhankagiving he filled wifli eheer for, every ill JjiM - I A * • - - i *-* - •J irtin and Seminole. County* i i ___ ■ A nnouncing the O pening o f O ur , Uv i fir • , » ,i-l»i *$aSH L'Veic'iS ■*V “lk i L a d ies’ <ttid C hildrens «vr: I .t k. .. • W e h av e o p en ed a L a d ie s ’ an d c,m ^ s 1 th e r e a r o f o u x s h o p , a s s u r i n g -V/fil ’ * f iM aL ■**h. _ t o n s o r i a l •’ a r t i t o . . W i ll bfe d e l i g H f e d t o c Jj ^ LAKE, d »? % 113 Magnolia ii i •i\ \- .•f ftr + Y J r.a* ^ i i m m ..•‘At. n 113 Mi >;>. Vi / l A j- j ; v. A. It. ‘*■71 ‘ A ft ■ P K •• e e ; - i- : '<x » '#.1.4*1 - -JUr*. C ’J i k - c.YS, - .«#i t r . ' ... ' Vti m ii ' ■\L%7 * �f i r ia ittlMAHW A ’ ^ * * '%J* Wiki. ne It I» a good thing to give thanks Unto the Lord, And to sin|r praises unto thy name, O m o s t 'High: Good-by* to.ths Qm We Don’t Dftflks Asia A Lady and A Plot ,t Beware of Empathy ’ AL *loww Ui of ill kin went Col V Ttf show forth thy loving kindness in the m orning, and th y faithfulness every night. BY ARTHUR B R I S B A N E Upon an instrum ent of ten strings, ami upon the p saltery, (C arrriik t i n * . » r M u 0 * 1 - M U l « U M i u t t f upon the harp with a solemn sound. . - A— «UH» KBttor TOMORROW Q UEEN Marie F o r thou, Lord hast made me glad through thy w ork; > « U ( I « ( M lto r goes homo. She aays "N ex t time, I will triumph in the works of thy hundH. „ IIPTION HATR* I shall sec America. This time, 17.00; Blx Month*—|S SO $ T V8 0 Lord, how great are thy w orks! and thy thoughts are Americn has seen me.” * / “ by Carrier, per ivory deep. 1y Edition |7 00 It is n polite woy of saying that l ; a i ; P.i A brutish man knowelh n o t; neither doth a fool under­ we give visitors no rest. A for­ eigner is treated here like a rag U B ’ N o n c t i i All obituary stand this. - •€ Chart*, resolution* doll thrown into the monkey cago. <OM or antartalnmtnta where When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the workers o f iniquity do f lo u ris h ; it is th at they shall be de­ THE QUEEN has been welcome, stroyed for over: and any foolishness that has mark­ r*7~ w a s s o c i a t e d r n t : m Hut thou, Lord, art most high for evermore. 1 I* flxcluned her visit has been one hundred •rttltltd to the u*e for repercent American foolishness. It hor, lo, thine enemies. (> Lord, for lo. thine enemies shall f f * ; 1? 1! *H new* dlepnlrheH is mil her fault thut some proud p e r is h ; all the workers of iniquity shall be scattered. [ t « l ,publP.*P',r Uo ,h* (■hcd here "in* / '! Americans kissed her hana anti £. k.v_ --rwwllcillon o t f^OtlR I But my horn shall thou exalt like tho horn of an unicorn; others seemed inclined to crawl »W*l nirtln Ate Also r©*t»rvc«l. I shall be anointed with fresh oil. around on their hands and knees, TbP N E 8P AY, NOV. 24, 1926* Mine eye also shall see my desire on mine enemies, and when they met her. King Ferdinand’s .health will mine oars shall hear m f desire of the wicked that rise up i H ' B l R A L O PliATFORM improve, when she gets home. She against me. will make him laugh. l * h e a t ■ • a fo rj'e t r e a t T h e righteous shall flourish like the palm tr e e ; he shall i m t i r m i l to Jaeksoa- grow like a cedar in Lebanon. RABINDRANATH Tagore, (fine Those th at be planted in the house o f the Lord shall old poet of Bombay), joins Europe’s J / * * •* *t. Johea-Ia* hymn of American hate. He won’t Canal. flourish in the courts o f our God. M« of while way. come here again, did not Hltc us They shall still bring forth fru it in old a g e ; they shall last time. We are “too agressive*®B F**li l#aala eoarta. be fat and flourishing: ly anti-Asiatic and selfish,” •*. halldla* pro. To shew th a t the Lord is u p rig h t; he is my rock, and UK LIKE Tagore, picturesque ty^CoHMlaalon of flT* mom. then* is no unrighteousness in Him. "lil gcnllemnn. and like especially O ----------------hi" dr-1ription of the man on the !*!*■■ U'ke Monroe. ° * e,,r b*«allflea- S A N P o J ) (fc pro ducS 5<h •»d M.pi. ^ I t w -e i ’Ho n k FRED complete-M H R IN K S-D j Yo "Will rcceiv* ^ v,c" «t <mr founU|^ Sanford & G***, ,n Edfctfej il Curb Sc rviCf^-n* Uii Serve* iPortable Pho ; Spend V"ur rnone* f0, , ° ' l . Tires and Tubes, At sni-icH, Phonngraphi mj i Kudin, Mashli^hts Batteries, etc and g«t i ulars on the Free Pio Rinea Filling Stat 1113 Sanford A»*. BLOWING SMOKE Notice to Taxpayers City Tax Books are now oi for payment of City Taxes, count of 2 per cent allowed taxes paid in November and per cent discount on taxes in December. S Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collect*,! GOVERNOR PROTESTS For a Better Stucco Ht E v ery element ol di b e e n taken out ol Stu cco. You can be stutf your exterior walls will I so lu te ly uniform in > no streaks — beautiful i»( ture. Oriental Stucco I itself readily to tectural period. * '• r e s id e n c e 1it tie brush at F lair of Styles T E L E P H O N E : *211 the F o r Snle Regular $12.50 and $15.00 values. Special for I riday and Saturday $9.95 All colors and shapes. r ammmt Melton Klectric Co. " In d ia L I A. Sane,wait of Philadi J ’a.. — pei<| the dav here alt.i oil t " bii-ir„- -. ||,. was the go, J (L Ball Of HQWIAP0Ur <^ATIH^ yO f?.iW TA LU G ‘ M u ild injj Su pplies Hodg-oii Bail will he ao those fnon Sanford attending Washington Lee-Florida ATiiiMt •lack -one i |le. 'aom .? ... r A 'H M Ik ^ O ’ H A l P i H'COC'Sfm" Sb GOWM— HOCVLtL. EfPECr'^MPr, < X ? flO m G r AND P l O U ^ ’ • y ,1 I'D -It Sve, I ......... , "I three bund,. I s *’-" " l irml and -.,1 , , " l ' " u g u a r a n i , , ,| r iip'in v •'.I' k. We pay e\p,,. , barge, \ I.ox ,,| the-'e make ill -I!',>('<1 '■tail'd i ").(■( t m , , ,.,(1 AUAIK ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m i u m u i H i am L r. . MIlgr t e Or MOfo'r wetujutr vCUr WO 1 W -# FAJ Styleplus jV ; ul MiNKl) SUIT 1 or •'*«■»• Occasions— (he Year ’Round A Mile smi i.s iI,e most useful Huit a man M i air own- I h ere’s hardly a time when it can ’* '(• wurn - and if il ‘s StylepJuB York BftldmV 1 ,,,IS !•"’ Htyle anti retains 1 »"D A" ’ ihioutfh ton limit'd wear. Coutinimus from I p. ni. to II p. in. t iiu k s d a SX-Xfk licit'•‘ il rich shade of dark blue " " n o s any man. T h e cloth is an aiLwoofc?® tmlbundle.I worsted, and the silk lining l * ; i [ ,,,u RBahtv th at r o c s well with it.,s '• ‘■(•mforlalilo. splendidly tailored suit nun wtll he jflud to cull his own— and cd to gel at llu? moderate price. V Marie J ’rcvost in it FOR WIVES Only” Comedy ‘R E I T E R L U C K " / $40 Milano Review J i ia an B | | | a| | H | | an a| | | Wu showing Styleplus York Lined Suits now. E tP - I In the New Ifal| >« » s fin d -$w:L+'V», V r‘‘ |rTj LFi yf i A * * *OCrtrfJ'.w* ’ * Be sure to *ee F o r men o f every build: all ilxea. ™ E % T E l t a K g C A S IN O m • Vi’h, D A N C E L ll U f c ' AG* Cy IS T Y L E P L U S CLOTHES Amusi-ments | Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Rowland • Si 'iigM-lme will be the gu, of .Mr and Aire. Clyde By,,I P their home in Ft. .Mellon, Mrs. Al. A. Knight, of Mould.' i. , N. J , mother of the lute ( <I I George W Knight and her daugi era, Mr-- •' L, Jacohson ot Glm Ridge. X. A' . und Mrs. C. K. Shi>man of .Maplewood, N. J ., univid ' here Tuesday noon. U \I; m .' . I * • hh r .................... ....... r^ = = Mrs. Alfred Lilju uml niecis. MIhs I «€»uif•? Wells and Miss MI­ dred Taylor leuve today for Lukr-j ! land, Tampa. Plant City nml othir points in the went coast who'e they will upend the week end wi:h 1 relatives. ( Phone X48,. ■, FRESH FLORIDAORANGES j , Paul Hnrtccgcn. of Newark. N. [ J .. hrother of Mr*. v Gcorge U’. Knight, arrived hern Tuesday, of ter bring railed here by the death I of Col.* Knight. The Sanford H< ■ Ugene \\ , 1 Mr- " 'a lte r II 1,’avvlm-. M M. Carroll and Mr.. W. I* inoloied lo Orlando , where 1hey -p, ut l he day ‘eH • N e ls o n , I’.dw in \\ ey of Areadia wil ( ’o l l o i r i a t c * here Tlmr.-day |,< |,e ( |,,’ of Air- I ly,|e By i d at hel lo Foil Mellon. * ^ ■ u n i n a u u u m The Y o w e ll C o m p a n y '! ........................ ..... ........................................... r J One Y e a r ...................$7.00 6 M onths ................- 3-50 3 M onths ................ L75 I Month ..................... & Are Served at Our Fountain Daily C IT Y H A L L j Dally in Advance Hot Drinks Huckleberry F’inn by f rench Marionetles 8 ......... Wednesday, Dec. 1st 8 o’clock Benefit High School Athletic Field Iickets 35c. and 50c. A subscription to The Sanford; Herald will prove an excelled grift to some friend or relative. It wijj not only be a daily remind- j er as% gift from you, but a pres-, ent that everyone appreciates. ”* p ' v :: r t , T " ^ Hv An Ideal Gift For Christ) Colds lr " r 1 , T tltP E . Thanksgiving * Greetings ANEY’S • ...... CHASE & CO. K e li o b le TWO-PIECE FROCKS Made ol Mannds. Brown, Navy, and Tan. Regular $1 5.00 values. Specials for Fridav and Saturday all sizes ORIENT S T ' i CC ' lj W' EDITOR baptist Missionary! Kasf(.rn <•*., . Society Holds Meet \if, / !ian At ( ’hurcli on rruosc!ay * ,;i N,1'VI(,'‘ wg g g B B g g a a g a a Sf.hKTd’S?. • "lr at leant »n« Mark velvet frock nent in the new winter fa__ Alt interesting for evening wear in her wardrobe event i,f this Tl|,. i Short.velvet Jackets, particui,, <I'.' I lo- Associated Press) •he new black velvet dinner dress week will be the wedding of Miss •'•’ Clan, ma i d s a n - \|,„ |“c " W ” Neck m deep purple, have mode their « Mrs. E. E. T ie "■lies for effect upon cut and lino "'■Il and children] P'K-nis j„ |)r,Macs ' "''<k the latest Lillie Ruth Spencer, daughter uf «"*l Mis. n,,,, '•■'"'(^inof t h c liri,|„ i<‘ft Tuesday penrnnee for the Riviera m f t Isesday and rarely shows ample Hit Stokes Tampa where j 1 alphabet leal style in -ngltsh dressmakers Elding Circle of the • • "■ • Li ml \ in resneet t h / 'w , r " " " " n^ l The deep m l shades h a v e ­ ....... *Mr “ »'< Mrs. Garland Wealey In this search l Englis flow l | lh" ’V W,n J; ; in. Ml. Powell and make *'f eati'h names fi "c their new ctv>- amusing 'Veiling frocks. It H „„ »ill imx;t with Mrs. j Spencer, and George Harden, which Murg;„,-t lI k*ir future bmine. is a ................ .. “D oms , haw. seized upon the pqem, and I '•"’ brid. “ i- f-rock. will he solemnized A *' " f tl,v ' shaoe I b» ri ....... ,,n ” * 'b.’ipu lUTk.Hs nml is helnir n in* "K lu... hearer. ■ I'e Mas.,., [ Alfred de Mussel and Jean ( V ­ UsSffl il; me Mrs. j. lieeting of the j ernoon at V 5 :..J0 o’c lo c k ^ ? u le ’ ^q/Jt v,,'( Mwcti Met T, Her (I), co l ’ Rockwell of Tow\t ""ii-'mlK . •'«•■ number of this ; .........“ “ • * ' + |ptrr. Nun. •'.•>' Dvo of' Methodist Church, with Rev. W P “do. Pa., has arrival dark I. ir i “(Wile Reve an hoic nil crest mg i.*10(*K ; Ruhrman DllL MM. ..officiating. f/J . : •• KI'.'ltli dresses, parti,m ISlsr «t i ,ll() ■«' I"l clock . |match the heavy woollri " ' " "'(ntml ""•>*<• has I...... spend some tin,,. ' gown' 1 '* M " l**«l«‘»i»e tea III,.,, with her parents ari.’iu IS ' " “de from Mack \,-l i,.. , , . which is worn over it on a |ir Tent pie. I his is yhc ushers will he Raymond ^ •' M.. 1 harlottr Sm,,), Mr. ami Mr Ciuiik (’’o n z a ile s |i ,Gesse ‘ "i n k JI. G , < : v ' s . "■ i- ' 'm>t G ’res les Dernier, Grand Fox. Mori lurples ami Dark Reds day. The inner coat ia lined ^ Ljn f t ' I'f till iinnaturallv a rathCantwell, l.lovd '' '• « ' " ' ” i ’’V Mis i Ldi.i.' “ t their liloiric ’" Palmetto Ave- l*r fum-ial |, ' Juee,I ut R u m a n ia ’s fa v o rit- -q u ir r e l and is clasped about > 'king gown. nue. f i r ,vill be initiation.'ami G. W. Spencer J r . " T h !! ^ 11,1 «»"" of |f„. " , !' 1 un,‘ <lurk aubergine wa,st by a narrow belt — e jit tin' Woman’s •~*8" 1..... ■* ■ k m Deli- and Black Velvet « * ............ ... man ...... « W Herndon re'D has had „ profound effect eet un on I L,i 10 o’l loi k under Moore of this city. v>n j ' ("bniM Bull! ... M, hs Marginet McRae "'is ns Decorations I iirrsian designers Miss and , Since ||„ •iini.iiin, t hese ' If jhc Literatuie De Pensacola—9250,1)00 to J r c s s ie McRae and G Miss Eleanor Evans of Palnu-t ^usist^ing ...... . hriv-'shades ahg becoming •■<>rge Mnfu . 1 their I • ‘"ffagcmctii, fett will au.(i.i In, cousin of the brid promt-, pended mi paving city streeta. .................. will lie , ‘N '-'i'ier and Mr. , (|liv reaching right from "rlamlo T u e s - , hfm t maid of honor, while Mrs. Rav- I Barden )l;iX( shenlde evening to ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a i a a B i B m «’XteiiH|vely , • ’**• ’s i >fu* Knurl i^h attend the "Stud-1 i il Frlib) ■ ■■ *■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ mond G. Fox will ait us dame uf tcrtaieed ;,i m.m;. delight fill ent Prince," "i in I I couri • i... ot till' Methodist simple vebe, ' l" ‘”’' “tmg .. "'inter frock. The IJ keet al tlie home of Mr. amt Mrs. R* c maid Holly and bull. '■ (••' l/e Ilf ^>|e on I eli 1v Ave ilver |S ■Ann i n .c, “"'all -on. J.-,, k lli "< I ampn, arrived |'ll l'U',1. |,i, •I - I n » ne long i J M•"‘le Tuesday . ' •> ' ' b e t f| .antique t>si guest- ,,f ,|l(. , ( '"Me and are I he I silver l..||[ "-cd while o|i I* parents Mr a n.i\ \ i,Si llunlii i ami .Ml . !{«.)■, . , I"' de •lime |he ii*',- I ■ i|i.n H i’i d In J 1 B'dl.v at their | •an i •'"(lie .-ii |'ark h a 'Do .............. "(' wa obtained ■ |Miaui'ii' <1 library. I I i ■v I, ig r!,. * h.iple,. \nn.i,,, lb ! (jell nop! i,*i! - .11 I lie ! <>n. Tm-silav al'tei-jioon (he \V, I Ti ,...........■ 'he “ ten, Star «,|| •bdm and <;,■ •r e. 11 A il-on, who ih lit 5 51 ii'i'M, k. i with l|, s Missionary Society " f I he j 11 ‘ r i haptr, “ " * a t t e n d i n g U , m , , Nil,lib. ,. ;i;i •f U B r i g |,l Blue- For Paint I'Tst Baptist Church held -itv of Floran es- j "•te, Park m , “ t Gaiin -i ,|le. a,,. I'ending the zw.ll Bright. I,' " penally intcre. tii'ir lund.iv -ueli a- Ultramar educational! mem..rial be held Sm, iic and " " k ,'" 1 ," ' , e ""•> their parents laid mil lane study a 11ernoon al ■'I. i i i ‘ Invent,, c o lo rs '»>” church p»rlo,s ’iTol'k 'lie \|;, Mr. am) X|is. " a n v J . Wi| for ho,,-,, j, Ison. ita|sl at •! o'eloik •he topic fur discuss,on fo'f • “""il Temple in Wmtc, Park " |l,i"»r m I on,l,,|i this fall. The mendicr- will meet “ fternuon. "B ap tists All members ..| ( |„ E. E u ro p e" 1 '' " ,s ;*re pailiculitrlv ' '' in Siai Air. and Mr­ ( 1 Mrs. M. Mm.irik was u n d e r th e leadership „f th\. are n-quo-tc.l t„ | p re s, III Galbraith of promm, ,lt d ip ihe fa-hiunulilc I IIIU j ( y "HI arrive here Thtirs- Knight-I., „|. LI Itll’l’t lll^|liui' for a business " ;" " l South Reusing day v . T h r r n w n ° rV r i , , 'l, ‘ i," ,| """>v 1" " 1 " ’ll oe the guests toll •be,, i- nu ,'l,| super ' ubinble thoughts wen. l„uug|,'| of M y i 111 le will "ul during this discuss,,,,,. " "i iliuigton anrl - ( il Ion |li.r* |" P 'MMme v n,r house M r a n d A llI., III1 «»l 1\ , r v 1 1 I- nor al (•"■" home i«n 1 blue V..., |, II Savage at l a d ie s h a t s •••'.. .F.. I >. .King made an exeeii- lando V, ri I1 t he u ,i, hi - aw ay AIe||.,,n j||,. !l iiesl l\I'lipp o.| (roe, It .,i,,l •ill i i, I i!,„„| luck. b.r over T h u r d a v a : " " “ ".v ("spiring talk eoneeruing I haul, c i mg I M rs |.in e -t mid week services held a, .i.l "'PI' Kill! ..f H U Duclic--- Winl,.r •'lurch ................. , church. The subject , arilrnlre 'O.-Jen 1 ,1, ' l r nn.J M, , f; •be |m, I, . ■eet it • JO \ •' •»■ ha- cm,, J Wednesday " V e i l i n g will |„. " \ V , „ i " e l l s and h i' m e Ii '•"mil da.ight. I I.\ Newin.it i p/'-ted Ih.ptists Are and \V|,al They be, winter 1 A mle rson I e n d i n g Ar ■ I ■I El.-i, 11 buM " '" 'I - , leave U,' d"e-dnv afternoon Wai'diol,, \j| Ih, "•'w , .dors D'”" ' - " All membfr.s r, f ,|, t he G a n i e - v i| pend l|. •'ike I it\. d .d d i.,. | .* •■r-.-. circles and church a i C t i r g e i l tn be i nd here ,'1' '.""'t ■ 1*r. , ii -me s 1 . where they ■ mud . Mi "'•• “pend i h< Mi, I m i e d p n — ,,t. la s s e s H a v e tii'sl k ru pp *U ■u- p n , , |,[ " " •> <"d with Mrs. i, m li.-r|m.,| hai• "I b. i f.,\ , o,, 'lr. and Mrs A. Alter all husi •P"d I '! h “mess had been dis­ II. A mlerso,, hmi/.cd H e r e "i">e.'. a m.-sr enjoyable sm inl h<>ur | •Mr. ami Mr’" o r d e r . Miss Moses delight I " ill -pend I hauk-givuM ' Putman Iman ^'«_‘ |j()()J ; ’ in Drlan 1" I t he member- with group of|ti" a.- the g„e>( d the Lit I |rthe d.i'int!!' class- . leadings, mid Mrs. A M I’hillii, mother. Ml" l. lb.m Bur- ' -ang in he,- ,,s,1:l| charming man irhi.Mii S, h,.„| of j "er. “I ’ll G„ Where You Want Me Mi- Fa lie ( J i i i r j , — 1„. s u r e I the ampi, - . „f |h e , To Go." At a late h..„, r e f r e s h with influrn-za 'I promptly with a i " i d I rnt iif Ih«- Woman*- " ’cuts of sandwiches mid eoffee bllli where she will 'pend TI. ...L I Tliank" " - I i f l il lelll ireil a- lulluw-: i W e r e served. most ,..,,,|.I<i .g 'D i u g a - ih). guest Alr. and ; Ml " !> Ziiclutiy „,id |;ii That’s H ILL’S. |t l; .,, Illrt via--, Weilnes- . Nr xl week will lie bservpil |,y A*'?. Howard lie., leave " ''due-day after........ f„r Til.bab c||"i*. Du Thurs- lie* Baptist * 'him 1,1 W" Paid .<1 llllll.Dili) f , , r Jacks.,i,v i|It. "•'« re Ih,- ",|l . ''•' Baptist rrem : t., i |«M-k " eek of Prayer f,„' I'',,,.,. ' , -'S "b'l'i ............ . o| Mi Mi•dui l-eonardi leave- Wed i tt.ink-gn „,g " il l, \|, b.div . I , ,iv In, a N,i*,,fi' *U<"! the entire - w t ti'in. , ha All the various ei tie-d ay iu ,.ru in g I her lot' Plant ( ' ,t v D 'U •*111Zi}« •\ 11 : ir. Id . ii \ear ; I be i'll ii I el, " i l l l a k e p a , t S t a r t it she will pend ritm.k' giiinu I " • I I I be, ’•1, . d Mr- \\ | y • a r e a l - ,D i |, , , and M, ( a-cara Bromide t)i,jn„„. I I I I , , - , lay .H a l v h c o i k I" d a u g b l t A. Zrhiiciiuvit/. „r Bnio . " „ I, . Betty , mot,>,i ,| T:,l|.i > ■” H« ' IIII.I.’S. Ml t!„. ub am e.l balk‘t - ; , ita-ynt I'd b o x " I I I ’H viMtnig hi- daughter, Mrs. , , , .., , " , *• I ucs,lay no.i nmg win , pnrtiait. At „|| driu; '•io ilancing r tjf o i l , -1 ■ l>. W " " d ro ll, u, . Ben Ga-well ' I'MV >*"' -........ ......... .. g i - t s - ;mi, . 1'S' hi gam/.cl m,d S' b ■ Bam,ltd at her home ■>,, San Adv ford Heights. ‘'"d A. Comdey returned home 1 daughter. Miss Sami, Wloel later Fi I uesilay evening It,on Alachua ‘ ' ss' wh" is “ "enior at I'lorid i "I new ball "h ere they have been aniline' S , “ *e U'dlege for U ' omen ' ’apt. and Mr-. II R. Murie id , - c l e r a luiuilit .iuruig flndav on a limit mg ex pe I * i daughter. Mis- Bert Mm,ell ittebiding the ■ • *j k k l ia k l k d i l l , ,o -Miss Flo"•erne MrKav. win, i( b land,., Miss Lila Murrell „f p,„ t zion," "New York -tudi'iii at Rollins <'ojtege, arrived Regmdle-s of Grange, Mi«u, Nit,, Moore „| o r will'll,er you are Wy no " larsit.v \alse." Pi'tter mnl I lawk in- here Wednesday lo spend the week buying fixture < or having vvirlando, Mr. mid Mrs. Oliver .Murrell ( o n . t e l l y n » y be arranged let,,,'tied Innne Tuesday end here wit), her parent iug done, you •'“ Ve (lull sense of Sarasota mid Sum Murrell of Mr eVeiuilg Do,,, \l i|,lwoo,I where “ 'id Mrs. Glenn K. McKnv of si'ciiritv if we nre serving Sara sot n will be tin* guests of t h e y lutv. '"U for our reputation is y,,„r Mr. and Mrs. W. A. l.effler T h ais, few ,lav - ■ been spending the past hunt mg. (A*. Doilgless mill d.iy ut their home on Alagmdja | Ali-s Elizabeth Whit Her, vvlo, iguarantee of high d a s- W o rk mil good-. attending Cathedral s, h.,,,1 ,(t D, McDaniel Avenue. •Mr and Mrs. ........ Iivmd Barn liM.vers \\ e.l nes • lando. is spending )„• vveek end well ,f Foil Mycr- will be the ' ... 'fperi'I Thanks with her parent -. Mr. mil " a l t e r Morgan of I ’ay Iona guestof the latter’s mini Mrs Alls. B. F. Whitne, ?ts ot Mr. a i i .I Beach spent the day here Tiles,lav Ella .efller. for Tliank-giving at Nr ul ||rif . -Ir. I attending lo business. ber h line on Magnolia Avenue. M r . m i d M rs . J a k e \\ c v , Md * Ipndar A s k us about Tom Sims Says s » .rtS V i".:-....... ....... seashore, looking for a peble that turns iron to gold, lie kepi on all ‘H u l l V ' “" i’f. eyelroi day. tom lung different pebbles to T h e re are lhive kicks m a dollar, s a y s William Allen his ii"li loarelet, hut soon forgot in ittr ,or White. ( hie is when yon '‘urn il, the ni'Xl is when you pos- to lin k ,c (hi* lirneelet. ^ B l i l E V K R SE POH T o n \ y Ness it, and the third is when you give it au ay. AS Nit,|| I none, he looked, and Many people don’t gel I he first kick necause bem use they never the hrm rli t was gold. Hut it was T I1E F ORD S "Tlimo, o * t the greatness, mi.I tlm earn a dollar. Many other people don’t get the second kick too lair lo go liai-k and see which T^antl the glory, mu I tin* vir- because the money they have is taken as a m atter o f course. of Hi,linn pt-hldes hud done the f,u* mnjfHty; f..r nil that And only :i lew lolks here and th ere gel dial third, and big­ work There's’ a wonderful lesson for c heaven and in the- earlh gest, kick, because only, a few lolks, relatively speaking the young Amerman eruu go-getter who 1 Chron. 29:11. ever give away their beloved dollars. and gets into u rut. usually goes arm Omni God, the earth Mul the man who gets all three kicks is Ihe happiest. The ami the fulness thcrfu,f WE .Mil-: not "aggressively anti­ iNrid anrl they Omt dw ’ satisfaction resulting from Ihe honest earning of a dollar Asiatic," tnit we notice that India iH only excelled by (lie sat is! act ion of b a lin g that dollar in in 5,(1110 \rats luis done nothing hut SJ? ____ one’s pocket, the man’s own money. And lopping this su­ turn from slavery under the ra ­ THANKSGIVING IN |IIK premely is the pleasure llml comes in giving that dollar jahs, to slavery under Britain and . COUNTRY a w a y —tilV IN (J it. not T R A D IN G il lor the good that it rajahs londnried. We, on the oth­ JA C K SO N V IL L E TIM ES-U N ION er hand, have done severul things, will do. steamboat, flying machine, autot,;I.Suppose out in the country they An i,In, nal hearing the caption, fa game I hree kicks in a dollar, do you get yours'.’ >f cards, inolule, trlrplinnr, phonograph, ruSf« pilin’ up the stuff. 1he "iim an reShe Taught Me How to Blow • dio in murh less than 6,0(10 years. lies and the cookies, mnkin' ' 1 haven t enough money they’ll have enough; Smoke Through My Nose, appeared with me to play with you. You'll T I I L ( i l i h A I MKKt HANTS o f this country know the woolen in the kitchen are WE DON’T believe that A«ia and in one of the periodicals a few get every cent I have, ami we Jl§ can be value of advertising. T heir knowledge of its value has made America would go in harness any months ago, and created much dis­ wouldn’t have carfare home." The w,«*r baking and their tttew- them great in the business world. With the retail merchants better limit a yak and a .subma­ cussion. The writer told of several young boy continued to toy with M g »nd In fancy I can nee great men whom he had known who h'* knife and fork. Had he been of any city the local newspaper is the most capable sales­ rine. Nevertheless, we like Aslu, often said in their addresses, "This taught at school nr Sunday school all hut the rajahs, caste, suttee, t i J t f ? an J , n the do'»r y«rd It is able and willing to child marriage—and Britain is a t ­ is one of the things my mother or church where his pnrents had ^ - d Z s s s I n g Mister Turkey Cock, man th at can be found anywhere. . WBOJjfts pfoud un to the minute sell goods for any legitim ate business concern. Its services tending to them. taught me." He made little com­ probably sent him that smoking JPG; t n i t tth visited the block. ment, hut asked the question, What is unladylike and that ploying are a t the disposal ot all honest dealers and its charges less V> < will the men twenty years from cards for money is gambling? TH E FRENCH secret poliaahave Mkjgivlng in 't h e city yearly for the value of service it renders than would be required now have to boast o f? Will they tvhnt thoughts were pounding in found a Indy, and from her they to secure equal service by any oth er agency. Steady advert­ ' nes and goes to us, his young mind? have proof of a wide plql to a s­ he bragging that their mothers Ve littlo time for plnnning ising brings a steadily increasing business. taught them to blow smoke through Parenthood is a privilege which Its e ffe ct does sassinate Mussolini. tnrir 1 the we’re not included to fu«H. not expand itself with the issue of the paper in which an men and women take to them­ Mussolini’s enemies e a n n o t inksgivlng In tho country Is it possible that some of What are mothers teaching their selves appears. It is cummulative and it continues frighten him, amt thut fait fright­ | ^ * « ^ f » n s a week for advertisement making them do not feel a sense of respon­ sons? Men have always idealized to expand business from day to duv. from week to week ens his friends, for he exposes motherhood. Will the* men twenty sibility for the souls entrusted to himself recklessly. *:,With tfio clatter of the dishes and from month to month. Printers ink has been the founda­ Cun the Italian ruler hope tII |*S- years from now think of mother­ their cure.’ Is the modern parent -W j . .th ? rattling of the pans tion of more fortunes than anything else. Tri-City Morning cape such latter hatred? Six times hood as a sacred institution? What so selfish that be is willing to sac­ '.Aha the dusting un.l the sweeping News. * the would la- assassins have failed, ideals are mothers holding before rifice the love, the respect, the soul “ the baking of the pics ot his soil f o r the selfish imlul their sons? will they fml six times s i x 1’ - O gviicien 7 > NIC®. tUR visitors we're coming with The writer saw a woman with u tf,r W P hunger in their eyes This is no argument against W IIA I I’KRCKNTAGK O F all accidents occur at street lit > A \ WKI.I, infiirmed Frenchman, handsome twelve-year-old son at smoking or*» gambling or1 ,u|y any l,inei other one of the hotels recently in tersections? If wc could answ er that question, we would m iiM * nrurf.M ThoLxf n • . * now in New York, says "No, M uh time for hallelujahs and a day " ,hi‘;h w * i » « » not have asked it. Instead we would have published the fig- solini cannot forever escape” and '“ '" x x w »i hi,, mi,i,. i.ufr,,?.,, Pliif’ * be.l .nir “ In*!. 4l * r • ••fstnljy reunion with nohodv iites exactly, so that everyone in Seminole ( ’utility might added ronuint ieally tlmt I lie most plea that parents, especially fortunate thing f«ir him would lie thi'ough her nose, while the young _ f l y i n g *adr „ . • know. It is reasonably safe to say that a la r g e m a j o r i t y , "to leave tlie earth in beauty," "Oil toyed with bis knife ami fork, mothers, hold solemn communion LWlth a. table pet f o r twenty, I’ilcd possibly ninety per cent, of accidents in S a n f o r d (lu rin g meaning Dial violent death would lie seemed embarrassed. A man with themselves mid decide what rx ' i w«h every sort of treat treal their sons are to boast that they ranie by and said something about the past year have been at intersections, T h e " S l o p ” s i r e d confer immortality. ;And more good stu ff provided •iave taught them. But that is not what Mussolini . • thtyi VIM a regiment could eat, ordinance is -proving ., . - an excellent ........ measure for preventing wants yet. He wants to sta*. unit Withk i"htldren * tnost impn*' -* accidents on those stre e ts affected by it. but there are sev­ fight oil, to establish Italy in the 1 -«» Mj»vn W IIU A CU1I f set upon the feed; NEW ORLEANS TIMES-IMUAYIJNF Oh| fn rbnl meaning eral busy thorough fares which have not vet been included power of ancient Rome. W1IHK ri i n ^ (prayer of grutitml*-. Saturday night Dr. and Mrs. Dully of Stetson University Governor Martin of Florida, should t ARE YOU inclined to empathy? H ikes a chord responsive in the for be lodged somewhere- but were painfully injured in a collision ul the corner of Mag­ I suppose out in the country they It's tlie new word of psychologists nolia Avenue and T h irteen th S tre e t. T h e City F a th e rs have '"■arts of many of his count;vmen i ^ V ' ^ , m «"lyv *ra working hard today. and explains stories of witnesses When he eomplimis again st' tin- wludesai " ^ 1 ‘ ’,tll>,,nf-r writs by been slow in making Magnolia a "T h ro u g h " street and no describing, m detail wind they "iiiTsismut I, ™ , l y Getting ready for the children wKp have grown and gone a ­ stop signs warned the driver on T hirteenth Street to stop, never saw. Tlmt new word may n„irl«, “of ki„,l „f w ril" L i', i " ' “ V invite abuses even more ir.siieh signs had been there, the accident would smrelv have play a part in the Hall Mills mur­ •mg aside death . senteme s of' prism their long-run effects , And s a W?y’ der ease. le coming hack Thnnksgiv- been averted. upon justice than is mv.itod hy the In one Florida instance, he f with u dim and misty eye, F IR S T WE think about a thing n ia lls , no less than six death war 'sMimicc pardons by wholesale i () I can be u dozen barnyards where with sympathy. Then \u- gci mnts had to In- issued in a single " " published the O t h e r day a sumV . thgt turkey feathers fly, II’ ANVONK HAS lost tail h m the Mible lei him go lo mixed, inject ourselves into t lii- •llM‘. In the jails of that slate. uiary. or " b o x score." of the case But we're living in the city and llabyIonia and lie w ill find il again. alfaii, in our imaginations, and ol a convicted t bicagn murderer I’rttf. •reclit, ar- soon nrc ready lo swear, with per I here are now, be adds, “about 25 " b o has bail three appeals for ex ­ W^jre now no place to go ilmcologist. , , , prisoners found guilty und eon For old-lime glad Thiuikxgiv leet sincerity, that we saw what j deuined to die. Their death wur- ecutive 'leniency, five appeals to ... _ o in* whit-Ji the country people I I Ui\cr saw. h a u ls were signed by me months, tlie supreme court and four stays kiftw. * " execution und still survives. SOMM DAY M .OK ID A will idaiil tncm<iri«l groves and . . . . . , ago. and they owe their lives thiiH1 Governor Martin’s protest seems ! « — Edgar A. Guest. r DREAMS LEAD to empathy. h a r to actions of these inferior gardens in honor o f its first Garden Chibs. No organiza­ •f '* ---------- o t" us timely and probably will Former Secretary Fall is again tions in tlie S ta te have b etter <>|>|'"ilunities for doing gifeat You dream you saw a friend in a "'»rli;. * * * No wonder crime is cause Us readers the country over certain place, think about il, ami , l imning rampant throughout the and what we would like to public service than have these dubs I hat ute arousing in­ III a week you believe that you ''" iin try .” t " consider whether it applies to whut difference does it terest in beautifying work through the \mericnn governors frequently ■•■"I'd.turns in th e ir own co u rts and agency of growing dreamed- of him and then saw flowers and shrubbery. Florida •• " ' ‘.dill and happiness will him, just where you had dreamed of an- criticized for what their c o n - I slates. him. And you tell your friends ‘•tilnontH consider unwise exercise ■ay if u imin stays single lie immensely increased when il •bis earned I hi- rigid In he how your dream came true, when I"! their pardoning powers. To no il ctnzy arid iiVlu- get a married railed ' Ihe Land (if Flow ers." I il did nothing of the kind. fioh-ct their justice against too M ia crazy, ho wlml in the dickens I Beware of cmpalhy. The world ( ' nderhearted executives s o m e Federal men uncovered a mail f c * follow to do? I is full of it. i-.ies huve created pardon boards order' I B S ' • ' --------o---------F L O R I D A L E G I S L A T U R E O K 11127 I’ndes.'.ors Fryer and Slmw of "Inch must recommend a pardon Th at’s ll'l,|oi house in New York m a people live beyond their JA C K SO N V IL L E IIMI is UNION New York University, invented or im'Iore the (iovcrrinr run jfrunt it. will h l',a ,“ Iog the farmer while olhcrY run un ac VMM haw h. I>othor with. discovered it. When a state executive displays the t •very place in town with I’hc I'li'i'ida Icgi.slature id IP27, alt. n.i.im-e, and 'ibis problem backbone to resist sentimentalist r0R( any thought of paving. will BENJAM IN BURNELL, bead pressure and elects to “ let the law M * : r r which will usscmidi- in Tallahassee ' " ' b i"I animated debate. w''n,i,'rin« if King i-\.r uihaiiil knows how to oporatr ......... * t . — ■— « ------of the House of David, which he ni'M April, will hr ihe first session a ' 1 I’a r t ml Holm ion o f tlie prob named himself, says he is ihe take its course” and the courts carpet sutM’por. .... • There in tu he a city eleetion in to In- hdd under I be new re-appur linn intervene to prevent the cxe! lei I ol providing f o r t h e r ural .'.-•bout ttvo weeks. Doe> your name I iiirimciii, brother of Phrist, and much per . ul ion of their own judgments — "boh increases the 1.........I ■ without having to increase A Now ' "*k policeman - appear on the registration hooks ini-mbership scented. Charges uguist him are in executive |>mtcst seems to us lhirt> eight seim..... caughi y" milluge, Stale Trensurer made hy young girls, who m»v lie WOOtjuot l\ ! are you fully qualified to vote? and ninety five represent!! , , n ,«t IS not the md v natural and justified. '" ," 1 1 bulling has offered a sugMl * k ' (I rme laid ev.r caught in New York, lives. (II (Ins number five sena­ married them off, without their The power to stay executions however. •’Don’l think for a minute that tors ami sixty-l(tree re|iresentu- c lion i bat should be carefully consent, when he tired of them. tford’a real estate will ever he lives have not bad previous legis considered by the legislature. I( " " " 'he legislature set aside and f-«K|«per. If you wish lo pros- •'•live exjierieliiH*, but these new TH AT S E E M S horrible, in I'.i2(5. yo«* will buy well located prop members are representative citi a p p i "prime for the use of the rural and if proved the next House of lr ; or ncur thin scn.xibb city. /.cns uf their respective districts " ......Is nil interest collected on David will be a jail. Our horror ve uiHiricis |stale ■tale funds fluids deposited ' in bunks ■** » J“ "- wur norror and cmintu-s, und wi n n .o:.htedly'T,us amounts consideraWe.um ! . = ! o-v o n e o O c s upon n time nomeotie said prove to be able, energetic and e f ­ -------------- xum ‘imiiig the year and would aid France ami elsewhere did the same o S ttU l*t« than never,” hut of ficient members. iiiiiteriully in helping the schools thing not long ugo, marrying off didn’t huve reference Many questions of vast import 'nother problem that will re- their temporary affinities to noble­ ■i4bsYs)l°W Who proposed to the unce to the welfare of Florida will men, raising the husband's rank, j * investigation H| i t t t r shs had alreudy accept- eonie up fur consideration and the ' i " " ' ’ painstuking and wise thought, Ih how to provide providing him with estutes und ne else. members of the legislature, old its revenues from tbe earnings of ■"(' a continuation of the work of well us new, are already investi­ miresable peasants. Then it was draining and reclamation of the American Legion needn the gating and planning for tho best culled royal generosity. Everglades. This is a big question . of all Sanford If it ia to wuy to handle these measures. and one of the most important that ktally aucceatful in ataging The wonderful increase in popu­ TH E HARVARD Lampoon, stu­ Tootball game here tomor- lation in Floridn is making u seri­ will come,before the legislature of dent’s newspaper, invited trouble ■ .7, Solving it in the right way und go into it, with a special1* W p make Sanford a foot ous problem of education facilities, center by your uttendanee at both in the institutions of higher •viil mean much to the future wel­ Princeton number. Repentant, the fare "t the state. fam e. learning und in the rurul schools, Lampoon promises to hurt nobody's the eyes of the nation are on feelings hereafter. ! ----------o--------aiitli to provide for these needs, dime: ‘‘Are New Yorkers liberullv, without increasing the Morula, mid every net of the legis­ a , "W e shall say nothing, in ns in* C rasy?*' Well, without de­ tax milluge, will require cureful lature uf 111127 will be closely scrutmized. Wise acts on all problems amusing a manner iim possible.' l t a * on the subject and with- thought and wise action. Thus they plan to enter u journal-’ "'Valuable advertising for istic field crowded with newspaper refl,rri,lfc to notes and apeak-1 Under the provision of the con­ ,Y " the state. stitutional umendmunt adopted in respectabilities, only the very re­ begishitors should begin nt once spectable say nothing in a way not the November election, the legis­ V'Z ■ v _____ «._____ to discuss with their constituents amusing. lature will have authority to make the many problems that appropriations from the general “rise and thus prepure are to i ■— ------ K>.|.uii. them­ fund tfi r use in improving and I F B O D Y L E S S spirits could Tall* maintenance of rural ochools. selves to go to Tallnhusee well-in­ talk, it would not have been neces­ formed and ready to aid in solving sary to tie the particles of electric J,he™ •» ■ diversity of opinion m to nojfr this fund should be dla- Die problems in a manner that will |powei electrons, atoms, niolebe beneficial to the state and ut the ^?1«* tbe form of matvr •emu time not add to the already *tor *'Ytaible, tangible unlheavy burden, o l taxation. y ter * liio size. T* SO CIETY M.ReynoldsDw T h r e e K i c k s i n ;i D o l l a r ul D A IG ER, Mrs. Harry SPENCER-HARDEN NUPTI w i W • -I. Thigpen mot’ii cd to Orlando, SOCIAL EV EN T OF TH l s 'WKKK u u , ^ KK i Tuesday "h ere they spent the HUS |' day. o c i o l DRUG31 CIGARS S. - m i* �Municipal Field, 2 :3 0 P. M. Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post American Legion Support the Post—enjoy Thanksgiving Day by attending one ot the best football games ot the season Advertisement Donated B y The Ball Hard �mi ,lrV E fE ST C Sir*:: -i‘ ►FOLD LINKED WITH ESCAPE OF S0CIALW BE IN FEBRUARY S I X PRISONERS ■e*# fro , U*«*i j«m of “ J- • camera waa nid, u covered truck to Madge Bellamy on h, “Bertha, the SewGIri;- A slit was cut 4 meeting* ara yet to be arranged, legislative according to the discussion. One of the chief topics to be » considered at the meeting, it w aefj the letlgimate stage nod bought n M arcus F a g g to Preside Over stated, will be child welfare and|S cattle ranch. Five years later, Conference to be H e ld a t prominent speaker* are expected' g . when the livestock market slump* One of Slayers of Chicago S t. Augustine F e b . 13?16 to be called upon to engage in the^g ed, his venture failed. Boy Claims Prison Ethics Forbade His Testifying as Three fat men of the Joe Rock to the Activities of Others productions will be hosts at a jrtain foe the lens antl feu: « for the cameraman Thanksgiving Day dinner at which JO L IE T. I!!., Nov. 24.—(A1)—The WB* caught with hur- the guests will be trumps who tip name of Nathan Leopold, (>ne of the beam nl moro than 250 pounds, the two wealthy "thrill slayers’’ (oT o background. j Thin hoboes are barred. The screen L filming of “ White| trio of fa mw. giving the d.nner !i;, s !inkai| with Uh, * L - Bin-Tin-Tin, jh e arc: F atty Alexander , 4 2 5 lbs.; engineered by six convicts „„ trial game the proud daddy R° “ ' 326 .bH’: nnd , [ " r Ul<’ billing of Deputy Warden F a t Karr* njnere 315 lbs. , klum hert* Inst May. Ur (,f td eijfht r'K'"' puppies, l " r *----- fo master, Lee Duncan, (<j out smokes to his JACKSONVILLE, r t a . , Nov. OF 24.— OP)—Tho Florida State cone IX t w o : c i r c u i t c o t m Ti t ii* s e v e n t h t i r m e i __ M ,CUlferonce on soclat work will be held I ' M T OK K I.O It ID A , IX A N D I M I U O I . K CO U NTY. IX C H A Jrin St, Augustine on Fab. 13, 14, 15 and lfl, aceording to a decision I ’ KCAFHI t YJ.U N E S , reached by the executive board, Coin |>laln:i nt, •v* held here, and presided over i>y I V 1 1, 1,1 AM C J U N E S . Marcus J Fagg, president,. I M-fcmlanl. C U alJan The conference will open on S Sunday, February 13, with a gen­ T H E S T A T E t*K F I X ) R I D A T O :1VH.I 1 AM C. J O N E S : P eral meeting, according to, pres­ it nnat-arliiK fr o m * r n r o r a . b i l l , . B n ent arrangements. Technical ajul of ro in ptuln t In Ih l* c u m t h a t y o u a r c a nn n-renb lcn t o f t h * 8 t * | * o l f business sessions will be held the F l o r i d a , nml t h a t y o u n r * a r * » l ( H a t next three days, with one day de­ o f n « U t r nr c o u n l r y o t h » r t h a n i s t a i n nf F l o r i d * , an d t h A t ' / V U r , voted to juvenile courts, one to le­ tlit* Ii I hoi* nf m a ld P li r t ta unknoFID f gislation, and one to Florida. homes t h r r i ’ fo r*, you. W i l l i a m O. J g B * * * Tom Mix has been invited b y ' (|;,v tliVt'* onn^If<i-*n ^0l,rt. Y. Ito, motion picture editor r f n ,ary. *' ,rs for' The Tokio News ami The Osaka 1tVluifl! ab,U,t ,W “C* v, . i . . | iif utliur convicts but the Newa, to make a. picture m „ a p a n . ! mt,n ()1) lrin| f))r dresses ore favorites the live* were net (iaynor, ucieen ac- Mix aaid he would consider the ni t mm reticent, and later described and, in the meantime 6f wears gingham on invitation . , ,. e 1,1 ibeir attorney the efforts they to reU,usc J ) n California days, made presented Ito with one of h.a r e s - ; sai(, tlll>y h(l(] little frocks with ervoir hats. j Chicagoan. klrta. tifrht bodice* and ' According to the story told t h e 1 with a bit of lace at the. T > _ • TV attorney, Leopold's hands actually | X > d l U A w,.re freed from manacles but no key cotild he found to his solitary, ifnrd never takes off cell and the men were forced to !’•(• without him. ring. Whether i, superstitious o Klein was killed in the solitary I, s(> proud of being Mr*, i house and the convicts insisted, |(irhsnks in private life.; LONDON, Nov. 24.— (Ah— The the a t t e n e y said, that the only ent in "Sparrows,” in London Bankers’ Clearing House reason they invaded that part of plays the part <rf a through which checks for 40,437,- the prison, was to loose the young that the ling is still 119,000 passed during 1925 is real- convict, .ct finger, though care- ly the outcome of two lazy hank Two of them had been student* (d with a piece of cord |clerk* Ideas. 1under Leopold, nnd their version |the ring| Before the Clearing House was described how two Mexicans ling— I established the collection of checks) PWi at bis cell, in answer to his [Kfri's studio dressing was a laborious affair, each bank pi,.B to be be taken along, nnd Hollywood is a iuxur- sending messengers to another were finally summoned by their |nirnt. lluvre arc sev- bank to cash checks over tho leader to give up the attempt to nil with Oriental fur- countci. About the year 1770 free their former instructor. t\vo clerks, each going to the oth* Leopold was in solitary confineer s batik, happened to meet in a n,t.|it for the theft of sugar, and |are scarce among the tavern and it occurred to them ,.;u.|y in the investigation of tho 0f the motion picture much trouble would be saved by break it was hinted that he might Gilbert explains the exchanging checks nnd settling the h^.,, R(,t himself sent there for a hus: The stage actor has difference in cash. This nrrange- purpose. to appear each night, ment worked so well that other j, late and finds is clerks copied it and in thnt year About 200 Swedish engineers |to have his thing* laid the yard of tho Five Bells public and technical experts Will serve it the screen actor may house neud Lombard Street became the Soviet government in its dif­ limc. Itamoii Navarro the recognized meeting place for ferent lines of Industrial activity there lire no quick clerks to exchange checks. in response to a Moscow invita[cojtinnes in the movies. Eventually hankers adopted the t !«n. irs who dispense with lazy clerkc’ idea end rented a lode Lon Chaney and room for (ho purpos-. hut nctunl Holbrook Blinn and rides were rot drawn up till the which now handles all checks Jmere, long on the stnge bnginn:ng e f the n;n"teentb cen p msed through the banks, strike* In IH".4 joint-stock banks • b b-ime each day nnd credit* or thoie who have valets t my. bad become so strong they wore ■! l*i liudr nc o tits at tho Bank liciim that American admitted to the Clearing House i Unglnnd. in England arc ‘too imt portray ideas and It ire unfamiliar to the ople has resulted in ng Offices in visiting S WIIOl.KNAIilC TIIIK AMI U A Tir.ltV H|T|>|*|(\ London, a movie execT \ I V« A T W IIO l l ’ S %1 .K I ' l l K |]H" lusiit m adapting pic- Fi»r lliilt«kr^ uml MTI Il K r r u r n l r p , n r r i * rh n rn r mill rr p r i lr fiM u u ik r« Uni Jnjlinh audiences. lerlrM. L t l y o u r u r \ t n n v l l n l i r r > hr « \ V f l ,l * A I I I I u n J w n l f h t h r IMI ffre n M , necessary two vers- OUI 1 t*iltirV[il iHw— — i -■ - .VIS -*- - ■■■■ - .. J * ■ - Su nfurtl. F lu . will be made; one United States and for exhibition in the ^piie. nn* .inliwpil ro be an d * p p « * r b * f o r * l thin C ourt on t h * * t h d a y o f D o- < I’ n n i i r t . A. I), 1 * 1 1 , t o t h a b ill o f } c o n u d a lm nxlilhltod * * a l n a t y o u In thin o t h f r w l s o a d o o r a * pro-* oon f r . n o w ill bp cn lrred again * ! 1 you . ' It l*i ordered .that t h is n o l l e * ' l > * in i Id Iabed In the S a n f o r d H « r « l d i ' * < n e « aim|)i*r [•ubllahed III San ford . Svinlni.il- C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n o * * * * h w w K for fo u r r o n m c u l I v e w * * b « . W I T N E S S my h an d a n d **Wl of | tin* C lrv all C o u r t o f i h * ftaventh .lu d lv lal C ircu it. In and f o r Bi»mInolv C nuu iy, on llila itia I J r d d a y of N ov e m be r, A. 1 >. 1 9 1 1 . V K. DO I KM, ASH, X’ l e i k of the c i r c u i t C o u r t nf 7 th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d * . , In and fo r S e m la o l n (Jo u n t y . Clerks Responsible ;U- For Clearing House -* *'■ Jtfdfa Edith v . re will Ee Red Croae lunch •on one day, and another croup Miami, waa named Ity A. M. w EICKfl. D oputy C le rk . committee, on, of tie, nan a t the E. King! with the JudgV 1 l l.l i =*»= In the wesend'oiir bwtixdiHes for a l^ a rd ijr^ to oeir.' frfiiiifftandWtitins. a K r Lihcolh - Pdhl 1 , IIIU IU U IIIIH H U IIII (Seal) r d lit1 — iM H ill *x i vt r iJ •f!■-*'* *•' ^ J r * I■ Jl -r> > t r * ... Call Ray brothers City and its envir#n> in ft*r close semtrive observation by igcd in bringing itkree productions for I**tropoiis serve* ns 'The (Ireat Gataby,’’ ltd Leave ’Em ," and I* ill trdat of vnrying ■I in the big city. h a i ’s . in a N a m e ? i f / vpfhii?. r^jf Two knives that look alike — yet. one bean the stamp “Sterling" which to all the world. means quality, a guarantee of endless service*, which the other knife cannot give. Two.,gasoline pumps may look alike . . . yet, tig; name “Crown” *on one, like “Sterling” on thfr knife is your assurance o f quality. It tells yoki - 4 here is a motor-fuel that 50 years of experi' ence in refining has perfected, whote quality is jealously guarded as ourv greatest asset “Always Better” is more than a slogan. It. is the watch-word of our - refinery, whete: each run from the stills is tested to see (Hat . from every standpoint each gallon of CROWJ'T GASOUNE is “Alivays Better ” JWilling, who plays tho |(inchman in "The Canit," uncc was the real retired in 1915 from iJ.Moughton ICHITEOT m hi [ilional Bank Bldg. F lorid * h t a n U p ~ 'to [d a y s e r v i c e ^ORD BRINGING the old-fashioned Thanksgiving dinner up to date sirnply means, tba^time honored* Turkey menu, with’ sweet potatoes, cajrrQ^, ppas>. celery, etc., adding Merita Bread'and*Merita Fruit Cake. With so much other food to, prepare, it will, wive time: a^d, labour to use Merita Bread and Merita Cake, as wejl as add ^ new jc^ to the Thanksgiving; festivities, B p sure to order enough Merita- Bread and Cake Wednesday, to carry you through the Th*nju»g>ving. Holiday. Ia u n d r y b w .3 rd S L Phone 475 pANFQRD L' LUMBER 60. tt PHICE, M g r. n t8t.,P h o n « 472-W NEW ER YARD -ptele Line of* * and Screens Cabinei* Dd RiBe P o ta r M e 011 MU a T is important to haW a sufficient quantity of P o l a r i n i OjL in your motor. Replacing it every, five Hundred mites will save motor troubles and unnecessary expense. I Jft-S S a V A* ■> - ifi a** a* ••v» '.i> ■.A'iiOi M ^O R R O ItA TK D IN N IIVTU PKV .4,. -y— ■ kt. vt ,PV olh»r *«(iiW*' CASE s e r v ic U g iv e n m i m o s t of- o u r S m i t e S ta tio n s. fr ee cran k * .a * *r* fre sh d a ily'fro m y o u r grocer M u 4 » try th e A m b m b a h 1H a h j u w e u-. ' A v i - ,*• . , Cm M ? f a n y ’' t, v’ y 1514.1 .V . '«i \ '■tf. .. JnE-.v*' i® i: LcK'- OHM ■■# •'■■■ti v. f^Ltth L< -I'-Vi : ; > /-oil* AU •:V' tm ,i -•-VwSS .*.... .—w m 7§ u.' �v-- A*' >''iM'ftc W VWitfi.'. —' • *■•• ■ ' - i'l 1-.. . -X. '. ,X -4'. * - , —* - ».-. J ». .fc. .^! K o 3 " :y<:-i\±ja.i?\sa&&M fiwvi&iiCttc: - ~- I i "■ ■■' •*!lx &w|l W 0V -VOLiJi I*\*A remoww.j;.Hht> appeared fow Jfiuri ago. *. / .Vi S u c h o f . the Frenck/<yyttjjR2 fc.-Uin, audlengsa /demaod ym n v ci tiopa asserts that'Jt H ia a o u iiM a y fcom-plete, hafminfoua and balanced Tonllthl 1„ New York for of stars. They apparently ari-WHf-; ensembles. . . f i Nov. 24.— (R *)— from Ireland V h en n boy and made mg *» to test an asscrtltai tfTa' fallow A mTfirnn A pp^arnn ce in* 1 __________ /diKiiwW the an­ ah enormous fortune in mining. c ' “The people of ,tk« United ................................. r . 0U" trr ,nn: Staats, ballet I, nmrriajfe of C6n- Three children, two daughters and NBW Yo r k , Nov maafe/ nt the Maris 00^7 . ““ “ ' " I w Z ifmwlng Intellectually a son, were born of la>r union with ■•You can n i , . , |When '“' "-“ny nations In Europe •rbi11 lo tf,e Duke of T heatrical enteitainnient mu can no longer fool A m e ri-'« re retrograding/’ .startled today Mr. Vanderbilt. She is a Catho­ th.i.K. tUi.utrlrul," „ ld. T g, sh" " • 'I•»t «*|*will' 'l»|.''f |ji'.ViVImI 1 beii t rical ," , (hut Mr*. William lic. Mr. Vanderbilt is an Bpiscotaats. palian. ilt'ai is haviny her mhr■ ' ...... * r" " ot ' ,r c ' Tl"' ...... .... l - n l q u , p/ ,l „ r t |„„ A Catholic marriage' ceremony *M>y the Kota TriltU,1rV,. r f,....... wi" >•(> served to jpreme r«uft of the w&s performed at the home of Miss niKlll • M * r' nr" * t « . m »ty; r r / p Fair r sister, Mrs. Herman Oelrichs O w n , T fiurrh in Home, ^ r" n,’h ••'nicrican mu takes have been mink) In the j first time an all-French cast of formation was contained Hi this city by Rev. Bafhcr Thomas ten* week'’ ......... Wh<?n " *'l,‘‘ns A s-— i k s engagement with Mrs. Oelrichs [Uh to the World from r rancts Murphy. At '*kerviMe. a staff cor- ‘he<l yesterday nt Newport. will he pres,sue! each week l,v |«„ Rome. The dispatch the time of tho marriage it wn* . in one French and t h e , ! , , , Mirs F r ’s Ifortune ,ri. Vanderbilt had made estimated that ■* • •■■•V*. Aa <•ii J ,,1 l l l l l l l I tompnnieS’ | V 1 “ fill ipnolment, alleylny ro­ was 15,000.000 and that Mr. Van- I L A'n' ; ' " i1". 'be p e r r o n , ^ L'es I,,used at the time of her 10 non non * ___ i_n . . . ' t «», , to the oldest son 000,000 from hiA father. Mile. Snrel Returns Mil ' «•»!*• Snrel and Inw Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Coppk Separated In 1908 , ...... . ,, ................ . * the father of ConThe couple separated 18 yenrs ' ____ 1___ <>m ' " ,n,u,die I’lydcais. ..jt . t ^rei> children remained I •tire correspondent a s with the mother. The parting a!ip thoroughly «5.x * ways has been asserted" to hnve Rot* and it has been k__n r r l * " lf> " ftve iA'* P“ n an anilcahjt* one, duo to inf ix t u r e s jitth e annulment but compatibility. , *n Hiir Ime of fixtures is both or­ ■ rflSlW ty which°hss V a m l e T I f l t ^ o ' . i r i e e k ^ d i v l f ^ e namental and serviceable „t “^ M? i ™ „ a" W ill x r ’" 1,^ Maryville ( oflc^o hnothnU Stjund /Iiaf l*la\s 11mh* Thursday c ManyDixie Football Heroes Don Grid Togs ForLastTime jIn Thanksgiving Day Game re Captain ” Stetson Squad j-.~ Lead Team in ft the Maryville Came . ’ ......... . i i , \ n., S ((ii, , ’ |||' •f j I f p 1 " h llo'ml.e,, |;„ ■, |f. , I !> io, . I . |tl,, , Hale ! I I WI 'l 'l , I I . . I'.. , .1 I , I , ■■I \ I \M t, I',, I, ■g.o I! liar 1" '" T i g h t . e-,,1.,1 row It. Ml" I ",all II' el >m g l,.. M, r IT. .i ■I “ fryVilla, Tajm. • rhe dlrniliuiive hack is i„,t t he j S a n f o r d Is Prepared For Final Game O f (.. _ Local Gridiron Tomorrow ‘ V ;i» \ v i l l c \, P" Vwlll bo much in eeidi •n« t* Lhiiiihiivv * ’unch I.... rithal, a liunl billing ngiug. fighting fullb.n I.. .............. " • • in p diMnonslI'Rtcil hj. j f a m e a f t e r g iillie b \ • add ing • • •••■ • tLi \t'.u to d • ... ,,, ,,, ., |.|................. . i,e, , , , , , . . , ,j |p (Bernnnt, «'*ifMix . 11,' of the b,".| j l & f a r t c r n ever ................ turn.-.l ...it at Ho N O f ( l l \ V ( ‘ S f pl-niul hcIiouI, to in , x, , ||,'iii t• , Pfhow his g cn cn i M u p agum i j M -I i ■ I ., been m a !*• at i . t n e ' , ,.>(|| , , A.,., i, . •i i. " \ t ill C en d 1. I ' A llfl iVJ [ ' l • ,p * ,1 I I X f S4»ir| J, ir i¥ * ’‘ t r-Vi? r,>nlV;-pn».' % T h ^ -- gm • I b........I, ief,, e lean, •<»'" n-t . f ...a h a I, I, *,. , , , „ f , . I"., It,,.- |.... liiltde , i.igii,.. e. I..:,,, tu . i, PITTSBUKtHI, N„v. lM I d ’, •j.clty’ council In,- a ppri)\c,| . to the bile Hurry C, ..... *' " ' e • ' ' • V., I , imorilfl tif’J rld’ti middleweight cbiiin , ' ' 1''' 1 *!h* »mnc. dissent. I "K" « '» 1 " " ' liman W. V. Knglisl. s a d , 'T " lid favor a monument t J u> . , !' *' " Jt.1 . - 'I'd I ,11,III", I hung". a- I XXtill,- \ • \' 111 I ii i v ,• op c \ ii 11j j 11, in (|,pert i n ip I v>, BwlfJ! to „,ti, ,i,„ " ’ _( ’ ** fn* trum ' .,,lv , pr:. "1i r.|#r t 4i,i »*1K. imvm*, . |,|,. l 1■1 ini m ' "t**, U , n r , ^ * m i l ,H'’ ’’k«T i'Hli rtt*-% ictt\.*M / rirnt ,p*^ * |..r 11,1 ' ;,i’ ' eon Mdt I p.-- tight. aching chest, ain. Dr :ik up the coni»l a kid cold loosen up ort lime. J pprr Rub" c; the cold I »t I'liily’s i|i|jckest reIwnot hurt you and it | Hms to end the tightfivr the congestion and jit nut. |lax xu, h c o n c en tra ted , ifat as red peppers, u Ml •• [ beat penetrates right eddx, iungestion, aching ! sore stiff joints re­ lit onre. "■■■ J* e WP 1 N'. • >y hlymi apply Red Pep■iifl the tingling heat. ■«x the congested ned through and you are suffering rheumatism, hackur sore mujJclos, tof Rowlcs Red Pep»r front red iteppers, I'tnrc, You will hnve relief known. ■ — Adv. rheunut* 3 3 3. 3. from botllo la m I F ete I ■ J o b , , S i , u i , ' u h " ha " l e III) I i n p i c s i x e e n d re, ,„d I.., ee h e i •• P 1 . n.i !. .n.,i r,*xx Fl'U ie ix,i - all fo r Dessert After The Thanks­ giving i'east thal |., ,, I it'd year "• , !I'M,latO III,:,ill,".* I.,, I . ''n i l le.lgiU' lie niiglu i •" M 'Hie Sl%"., i, p li,,- d, 't l" " ' 'll.e i: r, ,| i , , ,, hope M, >| i ' i* our b' •ui'l tlt'lii'imiM t i , a pi i ............ . *' , hc niKhl ,u' ' ' " ' ‘I I".in, " 'I Ii/ Amerlrun I,cagin' pi, "'•» " »«*M. •I.uk stage a Ty.. Cobh diiy insI ... . ......... about the b"v*’ noodle" "«*f , ,> u,*e ,r Mi. ,',, | , , ' • • A "y pitcher will "tell if Mr. Cash and « •,. p a rity Myl, , eally needs l * ! dhfjbiX ' / ™ "', l a’h 1 I’ui'o ( 1 mu I" l In* |»Ji);i!p at ;.|| '■ ' ui ), Stag g I,,, mad, t; ,,,, . I,a' , , '.'l In won't give ; itix . , ,|( 1,1v ' ' '• I'liicag., team „ lert,,T . " ' "' ' ' " d n osl of th • e ul...,, ,x ,, , ....... * ."Hill, liope lie means 11 f'K • m i , :, , , , . ‘ , .j , ; d‘iel> Ihuitoey say, he i|,., ,,j ' " ' ' ' ' 1 1 .......... ''I win liter lie w,ll fight ,. : if* die SMIIPI atate . f „ „ n,| t( "Ill'll Flex i«*i' <iv.i!n , I Iipi our ir e a m uu Tliaui.sgiv- \r(. hip; will In* a fra*| in |T j »Z4;f v' i! luivt* never Irinl it vmi (i t! '•"I know how gotiil ty,. ; ' Ji:t really be. I n * r iip oft,I*|*,s j , ^,**1 « ' v. I Phone (i:i l ,. .. * V‘ C a ta lo g Sent P rom ptly on ■ . ' *■v r o Mn c*.'' ,? S i n i o r d ,j ‘/JN j w'^l f * a n c is c . s t o k e s i'l-mtptly filled. Seminole Creamery Co i 'i & co. To Our Friends and Patrons fi ■ •x’-A’v . • . *• ,*». > « i tc i n i .r ■''I I p t - ITlr f - g ' l H m . - ' t o ' - ^ fjk " a rli id nil T j ’j ,,-J6 k * „ > .- • ' ' . . C , i,r4 MI-LADY’S SHOPPE We Have a Wonderful Assortment of Seasonal Cards v Ready for Your Selection hot your gift make the season mean something ELECTRICAL : I Smart Fabrics You Will See !at the Court of Fashion ; —— —- -a- ! here arc certain fabrics, iif the realm of fashion, that stand out re-emmently. Fabrics that the best designer? «ue using- and also the fabrics that well dressed women are wearing. G IF T S A R E Gifts © E R V IC E S E T S choice gift. com> Pining Olgnttu with ••rvlce>and end gliding chWrm ter the well epRointed table. A pleasin g nirt for , breakfast and after­ noon tea, that dv«« •ssura nee of cr*>P, oven o v e n lI;y t o a i j ^ d . bread. $4 to $ 8 .5 0 For Tuesday we are featuring* ,six fabrics that cover a wide range ot uses and they are featured at prices that are very moderate indeed. Crepe Rack .Satin, Yard f.'l Silk Canton Crepe. Yard $3.50 Thin is one of the season’s most wanted fabrics for stre e t, a I ternoon and party dresses. It isshow in such colors a t .Sunni, claret, jungle, watermelon, psyche, wild orchid, M editerranean, cocoa, U n , peach, p ink,.navy, white nnd hluck. It is 40 Ihches wide. A fine quality all-silk canton crepe that is favored for street dresses and lightw eight w raps. It is shown in a wide ra n g e 'o f toldrs including claret, Spanish, raisin, Flemish, in-own, jad e, n a^ r, white and black. *12 inches vyide. , This is a m aterial t W many wo­ men favor for afternoon and eve­ ning dreades and wraps. 11 is all silk and 40 Inches wide. In Amerenn beauty, p.syche, royal blue, burnt rusxsett, wild orchid, black and white. 10-Inch Crepe Komnlne, Y ard $4 Another muteria! th at fa > very much in demand for .street, a f te r ­ noon and evening d r e s s y . :t The color range includes claret, jtiagld, orchid, fallow, Flem ish. ctV aU l Frey, rose, pink, navy, black and white. All-Wool Kasha, a Yard at $3.50 m All-Wool Needfeahecn, Yard $1 S WAFFLE IRONS A heppy gift, Eeay to haiWte A"d • Pleasure to ti#e.y VACUUM :CLEANERS This is one of th e most wanted m aterials of the y e a r and is be­ ing used for s tre e t dresses, light­ weight coats and w raps. In Flem ­ ish blue, greon and tan. Here is another very popular fab ­ ric for dresses, lightw eight w raps It is ju st the rig h t w eigh t fo r Florida wear. In Flem ish, n atu rul, grey and rose. F a b rics— M ain Floor . A Bervlcable •1ft. Agreet lakor saver ‘for clean ■ tffut.homea, i But scientific c a S - - w h l c i n t S J culation through th e .tls s u w lw L , lies th e action of the p6jraa'<'Wi& .l your skin naturally clear, firm This is the basis of thd E liM b e th T E w -w i method. . v $ 4 ^ and $?0 s 3 m FLO RID A PO W fep & LIGHT CO, Follow^5ach step of an Elitabeth 7 ' treatment in your home evens v and night,, using EHtabeth J ' MERCHANQISC DEPARTMENT “ r r * .* , . • 3:h a First St. , e, Fhone 27 Nrted support. tions which supply every ^’ •* M >lVf Venetian v‘n j ///i t _ ..‘•■A 1 i ,+.*<4 ■T7J Ardenia Skin Tpnic,!, Special Aetringentj uw -L #r . , ‘ **"***-‘**»y tw h ■. I t fW J \* m (I’aitl Advertisement) \ »*• «>; in n - (id. l'J J_1**‘,t 0*. • -• » ■ £ 88*°n deserves your whole W t f lid ilr h U t Heodquaxfert for the Marglobe Tomato , f.M —from— I .6,' ' V E O K T A B L E SK K D S FF i le* . . 4 H Al.ge - : [l#ner, December 7th. "•ember of the City Com . ORLANDO, FLA. r e office of City Contmis- jn Sanford’s . i h ■; Silk C hiffon V elvet, Yard $7.50 Ir. (hnao’a i We Particularly Solicit I'hat Share of Your i>usinesxs Thut Y o u r Home Mei’chant Cannot Supply. . . ..................... S uch f MINCE P IE Friends bf... bounce that he will be a *»* *-i. -• W e * re now in * p osition to m ak e im m ed iate delivery of seed * C . “ om ,h e nevv cn>p. M a il orders w ill be filled promptly, , (>/j j . none r-~• * R ealizing the great im p o rtan ce o f M arglobe, the Stokes firm / has »s been at the fo refro n t in th e co m m e rcia l development of " th is yaricty. M urglobe seed as grow n by Stokes has given out* " ■*' , ' , * " ‘ ‘ i " ™ * results* T h e dem and fo r it is alm o st unprecedented. “ t ‘ *■' Vx.V J 11 , Su ,kes’ M arglobe seed has been grow n from stock seed at developed by M r. F. J. P ritch ard , o f th e B u reau o f Plant In' topi'/ii... ' • ' d us try, the orig inator o f th e variety^ f _ '» (* Sn ow d rifi ■ [Nail-Head Rust. It has established. Its rep u tation with tniracu* '■ lous suddenness. M arglobe is n o t o n ly resistant t o NalkHrsd j Rust,: but I,JS anxf jM^dnefivlly tVtadncfivily uuuer uiuLt >* ;. n -* tlrw x, I 'ltx.I Thas — --..4proved.« its sup m erior -- vigor and. ■ •* .' "fHHl and frost con d ition s. Last SeaspoupwaWsioMOOO.iarloadi D rl C. ,kM arKk*hc w ere shipped ou t o f F lo rid a To n o rth era marketi f l - >■ N ’v . ** w herc lh e V were alw ays sold at a p rem iu m , 7 r ' y. - 'Ut., TOASITi'RS IS u n iv e r s a lly ack n p v y U ^ K cd t h a t t h e M a r R lo b e T o m a t o lui i ----. iw i,uu x o . u a i u m u u s i r y r r o m i n e ra v a g e / N 7 5 “ " ! l *l e ^ o r *^a T m t o I n d t f t h ravages of f\ The Quality Shop iirr*. iiiiiiiiuiiimi|hiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiliiitliifiiiiiilii^iijiiiffihijt(,};))7i ♦ \ (Stokes) *See Our Hats for the Festive Holiday S^aoiLj Mis ' " v t ; , l "* *121 S. Sanford H * * « .f s s £ NOHI Sw M 5'.' M v "" Mellon Electric Co. ,0 T °jop off ihe Thanksgiving Turkey -h tiw ■ fry in g in Snow drift gives you fried food Sis .......... lat is delicious. And w holesom e. I t ’s deli­ cious because Snow ­ drift is a really goodto -e a t fat. And i t ’s w h o leso m e b ecau se Snowdrift comes to fry­ ing heat while it’s still far below the burning p o in t. B u rn e d fat is u n w h o le s o m e , but t h e r e ’s no b u rn in g w hen you fry w ith Snowdrift. m. -v*-** -ti ...r IT a l‘ Why *‘,y ,," t bilge sums when m-t as attractive and set vi, cable fixture-. be had at enl p r i e s ’ See m.t |j, ,. |„. fore Inivnig. * WHOLESOME F r y i n g fa t 'TheTomato W hich Saved the Industry in Fioriilflj Ndidate for re-election to " ^ ,,,v|d‘‘dbetween theni^ U'k,.„ \i r " b,,n Mrs. Varnlerhilt sailed from New York for France Nov Id. accompanied by her son, W»Ihum K. Varnlerhilt Jr., it was ru­ mored that she would seek dis­ solution of their marriage Mr Vanderbilt then characterized as ‘tommy rot." Regarding the report that Mrs. \ underbill alleged ertercion before the Rota Tribunal, Fath er Murphy who married her. said he was sur­ prised at the report. ■tc • r - 11., ' A•‘‘"•rent ...X p os Stb'" i " ‘l l i l o o d e d life. 'ii'ig / and vital, t\ i hat's what the end iif I , -m uk,aim— Unit's what 1 ine, tu you. (Jet 3 3 druggist. The larger ii.iuc eioiiomicu]. .i. 2 r« ,x ii-tr 2 TER FOR IS IN CHEST '|,,|d <' . • I' l Nothing To Say L World'', lorrespondk| tried to piles lion Mrs. I there, she sent him this “Mrs. Vanderbilt has K. Vanderbilt II was Air, a daughter of the States Senator Jumcs ho came to this country •I I ’l a t i m i i i ;,!n! 1> ; >i. t, > i. | .1, ................. to riftv the annulment rDC being, ' and• it■ is ilsthere would be no mi Jth a denial, as the actual Ax not yet been set down ■Although the three Rota W 'decided to grant the jzk ■ ■erbilt when seen in New Lake Wurth—New Florida F a s ti" »n the Rome dispatch, alien, mul it carefully Coast Railroad freight station ■ II “Honestly this is the here nearing completion. I of it. I don't know out it." He midis! that ght have been rnude ontYurk without hie /n$ •- sponsored *Vnrth West urn's t h r e e *11•i - 1f i •I> ill'." i j.ri ' M„d , ., , by i|v';m *„t,e ‘ ' "V,| III) Oholt Mcnioriul c u n . l i i U f e Mi .., „,,,| (i|,,„ ,st I. IlijUtUH'd, five to three. ’ ____ , ’n " M'l'l.. Ill; ,.lM 'll d|y ). I;, X . I" '1 *•" , le M , , 1,1: , \ ,.,ti, rfWJ^Tjdrcd Volumes ,,f flu unit xtci" w.u, i,;, . |y h.,y l(l '■» **ei,res. fei liecuitoe printed u iim »h» leiim teiiiii J|.„ ,, ,,t ,,,,. „„„ " f printing. I '•*»* t o 15111, arc owned by '/nine. V i,'hie.;,n fulling l„ pfeatifld library ,,f th, Mi:' 1 ^»v\ „„d N . . r t l , \ ,<rf Michigan. bi'ig to N„t,,. i H „„g l,‘ C t T -------------------- •— mentioned, boxxew ,, that Hark “ • oll-elertrif locuinoth'c. ,l‘ >‘ " " M found then toughest op J. many rallroadx are testing, pniu'iiL ii, the Mm pie I here in one other p,,iui „f com“ ‘Vmile teat run hud un oil ,t,U! f,M,llml1 I'l'IfCH are ; s c « t av erag e o f 1.2 .c« n U torn ••I . ••••• ■ •••■1' i"i uitx avail-, “■ / >'e“ “ *» tha* scan- j * “J.,)/'! If rn'e' S I ;;: „.,.| n,v '» *......S S L r \ ' mm"‘ .... ■ genuine saving*, prices. Marglobe It,,I t here U,|s II" >l|l|,,<, II p f ' l l "I i,l,.l , t tl •' \ h i l"'l I'l'l V ' . ', | 'l„ \ . •• ' " b, h i. derbilt receivedapprokimatelvS ^ McLaullns Jewelry Slow • %NUT CMCKEti b y Joe MlHanu . I. 1 ''ilia, t 1 . " ' - i * i .••Mi i on Mi n < III,I, li S'/' ' !; A cordial Invitation is extended you to visit b. ., body liri'iiiiil ut */' « ^ Diamo •i ..loin. It a the red hlhoil cellu that 3 . 3. 3. helps Nat tiro build that drive out or your sy stem th e im p u r itie s that <nu-e rh e u m atis m Amt until you do build up your 'd"Od to w h o m If ; - p n ie and rich aud r.'d, you Him|d i ‘H i g e t rid o' rlieum a'I uu And S. 3 . S is ilu> thing l(,«* bl ood i ompuTH rlu i rnalisni. FveryI "„|\ know s i Ii a t S ti. s m e an s m illions of r e d - ' Idood , e l t s — m ean i health all over. No m ore rlieuniatism. Nights of rest — days of |,w. Idled w i t h tin’ liaie blii '- s of acc<impi‘olp in-lit m ‘J* , » nil v ,i Mm. I ' ' i »m i»i , i«i •11 i I be ■ I, II, ....... .. " , .................... ............ I........ ittsburgh Council , '•. h 1 iey• s CSreb Memorial, lea,II* ''"'1, I 'I* Hi I P'd Ib.'t 'I • Hi, f, p. I ,i i ,r .- I ,. b m , i' ' HU l ’ ! • n,| .tl , i> First !l<inn»s In Til, I ' 1' " l l'" " •: I{u1 rlii*11tii;ti mi iv JM hrinu jinln nnd misMi v io .vtntr jointu ami miiB- M l b * III.-I as long ,ei you are with ! i s a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a l a i I l a " ' l l plenty ot r ich, i"i| blood In your d I 1,0. ........... I .............. .. i\iiT*ir«* hitilil. ] I, I aid"-' in I ',<• line, , 0 He rii _ I ed t urie ral e non <'h 5 • III' a, t I hi'! Uni N I l M" ,, , I p in til.' I S fSONK'f That awful agony! Itlieiimalisiu isn't stand ttni it, Ii, red Itbaai Ihal H. ij ii’ heipa 2 sryville. H<'ii,lw,.iI. an,| u, tool lying hav t* won for 1let ii. 1 1 , 1 nii , h i * \ i,i, !■ i nvlublc place in tlie in 111<I nf' . , 1 . .. , i, otball followers. , U e I. ,1 ' "<h J 'C l V,1, ! w„ I. .||,l , Maryville. The Icaio/thul I T >n * Kontucky to u score „f i_> ),,; \",|I,W<- ! , , , .,,,! "I 'bigjili, I. A team t hat allowed th,' Mni - 1 ing u- 0,1‘li fi .tied , I. . , •, , but w,t I, p llty of 1 eliliess, ,' only "uc I t le iih I lie .,! ( ,, ohdown. W k h a I'einilitl|,,|, M„ I, ,1> ll'lde. ,.l' ,1 j that, ample proof is p,,,vi,|,-,l ,„, Jd fact dipt Turkey l»„v , b# honored with II mi, |,,| I 'Uiili, i f 0|0 that in expected ,.. }\ Field with I lioitoamls <>, , I,, ei 1 RHEUM ATISM , . ., • , o, ,,. r! " * K ' I I , t„li ,x \\ , „ , ,n v. I:, , ! 1 \\ ., I I " ‘ I ' m ,e No more , S i o n i o .i »‘v y yardage when , ailed ( phe, by bitting through tl,. euemv j l,e •••, A* like a steam i die, I •I. d 1.1 k ............................... - , ‘ o,, j in I l,e <(• !• ii o I <<!»• I i'll-, t le t"l 1 b i • |«,*ili' )li wt. f l I ( ' a n 1 '.in k i n . le H a r u e * . i p i a i P r | bail, I l l ' l d e I h r e a t I nai l, a|->> | b a , * a , l „ i, Hea rin g Ihe t b '- c i ' p l i v e , ■ g m o i n' i i a l o n g w i t h Hi o w n ' . a * tbe ■ ' Fl a i r . ' M o n v i , " lie e a r 1 l i e d lo pc ! ?, I• I\ on t h e < 1,1101 M m • ( T ip ta in 11 i J b Im ' I '.I'iis ,11, I i , , , . . , , . " ' . '' oil 1ig, I li . I Lrt*v\ I* i in t« > i Mhf» «! .ill (t|»|in i, . i '•«* : i*.. , I a b le o f follinvin g McQuillan pi'o< n I,, tics to th e loiter. l ie ba been , be t ,1, l, (Consistent ground ggamer I [Consistent am er and loci !,* W ti ;i f if i *i :r i I tv \'.it ■ piitlly mun who W'tll be plinmg III U t game t o t the Hatters, but tl, ' W , ° f thl> ,0‘‘ul K*'id world will le jhterod upnrt the man who lum fefnlafatently cut through, armnnl 1(1 over bioffcdversnvlcs until Ins itim e has ifbnc up In big letters l^»* fbe afcage of the gridiron Wf. Ml . |(H| I hi HIn .«•) In his efforts It) repel tile invas B'-0f the Teiiiiesi.ee hill men Sran l . . . . | I t •gli "* , l,.| . | jiurtney will that;* with him III complete t|„ ir . |," I,lie v.U|, ,tho. best fpittball tmn ............. .... k'R mr \ \i * I; New . ' . _. men ever game wit v■,., |f, („ i«Ut by ( %»clL MvMnillan. That I Thu.Mb.v Him iimt* ^ _team ns u whole is in the bc-i Mplllblo shape,for their confli, i ,e n b y the vii" "'U» Which the, Jvo WfrtAid 41! their week of train ,, , . ,, Bf for (lie fxst. Mr act lee f„r th. V, . several din* ha- been foil Spirit seldom s i l n e —i'i| tbi !, the noason. ' ‘ " 1• . U line which has nttr.i, t.,l » , i . '' 1 1 ' ittentlon by its staiincbn,-*. t " ’' ,l! 1 W r Hn,t‘ Ibis season is expect, ,I :i* 1,111 Hdlend t« the bat-k field a help,,,' ", """, EMnd Jn the latter’s i.tiempt t.. " ....... ■y the hall down into ,Tc,mv' " I 1• territory. Fr«»m n;.lit , 1 •' ............ ... i H ,t end this line i* poweifi.l f"* it* II 1 .mu • , • "fast charging gioup. I„,H....... " I;,x f ' I" ' ’•nse an,| defense. | Mmi, , ,,, i , longing around Courtney behind. 11 ■ *••'» I lino iH Freeman, l.oenthal nnd " " •"dt" ' ton h. I, . Hard. KriAtuifii, who was shift i M,.l,|. \ u i i , , ......... I.. ,. A,p ,i tills year from end to the ba, l, Id, bus proven Hint be i- a ' . I f, ............. ' '* '■'b- r and I’a I . r. ... . ' . . m,' ., ' « " ’« ’ *"• ....... ... ...... - ............. . I'd; ! ........................ . , I*in iri% . u n i « " v.! i l l , * : a............ v t..„ .., n , ' 7 1' •' " • " »' ' It 1 ............... .. hello, I.. It, |,,,.| I | ... . ' ' ' b *' " ' l l have lo |;..e ,, . |: i. ,' ’btec M 1i,-l.)•. ............ .. ' ‘n r r a n . I . i e km. vv. i:..g ,.. ,, ar to,,, . ... hi- . " ;!......... ......^ 'J..... Ii. I' o i Im' s , K. lil i .•tmll.rov, ' V ."’ ' ' ' J ohnny <M i . 1' 'I C.I| ■ 'o n e . eight llolli . •tyllar hill I . .li-o i- I \ "" Mi" *; 1 b " Me. T h e " '" I t red one of i he oo'inl' ' "i ", Pih.'iiiiii ’ ; ihumpioo lew uu ii are gradual mg trom * ' P alest ta, kies e\ t r pt odu. ed tl, 11»|> r M \ V* III ifnfl t h*» rrvill (III t I .'i ..hti'"lt I'll liks llowevet l i m e " , ! | „ . •■•»••••• S o u t h na - ithe', e x p e c t ve•di it«or -»ihttw " "kii 'ilnl I f i».....< I " ••• t .......................* m » ••%»•«<» ii i it tri v J »»'»:• I •i •i , Mu 1<II »u J h r k f t ' TuiJvfV li: » l.-ax, M .riaM .glian, lo e n g a g e P a n .M e tlo g in . , ,. , f i l m i g T l'....... "one other than ,|„. I h e I in *1 l \ m I . e m g i a Ih e ,, I, „i v , T|l(, . Pla> a n o i h e r g a m e ,-; i ||,.,| r , . p | . , , ,. 'e i g h t " I " , hav, aft,.I I . p i c I ' hat i al,•iidar on e f,.,„ hall " i ' ■* i ' hex are tin , v gralders. Hi- lo o ff" I,'ll' • ....... lot, • a rg il,', d e f , ,,nl hi,, |, , x ,.............. „ . , .................... .. .. I’.t. . N ’" ' ’ ;" v . P l m a r v . 11\ ..................... I, . 1, ‘ 1,‘ ' ' 1,1 M ,1'tt. Mtortv I. I.r and ’ 1 !M ,h ' 1 Keen -. Hot, 1<,|yard, .S,, „ t „ I ■ N i g U , t i l e r . If M au d ,, j;,|| W &' m S m . . . . - .... ‘ J C , ............... . , materi al tor the coi...... ning, . ' ir•* 1 (By 'Rnhvrt II nfikt'i*) ^.'jW hcn thu fimtliall <11rt.-tm h -,-* , • '•Municipal Field nt :: I,.,* i |iur»day afternoon, rentral Fl»r. St,.,Hi, ,.fatis will witne** the fan wi'll, ) ;,<iiu. Torrannce nf one ,,f S t,t* ,.n 'i |, ri)h •US halflmcks, I'aplain **S|»m|'*. t ,t j |, ney, who will wind up In- < Itbatl career ngaidat e l e v c , . ............... I f ' C11|(l< •I ijak lcs from Hl^uyville f'l.-llegi, P | |,U| I also I'.,,I,,s 1 " ’" I who piny again, t I>.igr;r ! ,o,me rims gridiron licii , • da- pro,hie, ii will doll ilieii helmets nu,| inml- i rom Il»v picture along with Kiiiiiu i ' " " ' ' lav " “ lo.Hing thm _______ their !.:. • •' ■:! •> w. . M.aul-r. John t , „ »!..>,-„u.|.l! Mfoin.n k. Mm- ’ I ..ac,«fllllv ^ H olm e .. w«i>. .Met a ll and e a r n e r , '. ! M.t o ,,-vtiw f„r ihe I|.. lloime.--, pp o w e r!.,! • III, ' n ielli fields will lie thi'.-igh a.'•<., ■ Tolar.c. I heir l.<u-»:tn.t *.r.,r 1, I* r, ■' A b it . of \............. ||„. .|ll(] ,.i „ I. , „ Xl.,. • ",lU be ni, ,t,is ' 'apt nr, I Amn.:?..1.* ' ' ! -i !,i.,l Uhisnant. < i ................... ,, ,, bl", t .tifol, \|or:i", ,, \V|I ,r,. I ■-, | »**ra» jennessee College Is m/ I d\. Sending Strong Tea, r* k fej On State Invasion _ five ll-oiii 111' I.on iil'ill ■ "1 t Me . I •<•.1 !,,,!• , ,;i latest deleiisM,. l a r k ,, i he ii, Smith ,->mn m 11 1 trr, <uri-enl levcn Huskies in Excellent Shape . Miki- I’"Online Ii.m's soi-iniimI I’ri-.-s ; niMiisiii|i I, i i rt ii iit rini'.- il' Nvn IL r-h a ll C.tMn !|, » . I»i*11n•• V roll,1 I)i< insclvcs in Km , ‘ <!x ^ |.l<i lie In.-! I into, ns I»„.v j,„„. I t en,-. , m h J";-'* l" _.Nm ,lvil1" Vnn.l,.r. i.n u n , . . ' r”’i« . -rht m , l" 1' , , " ' v iir,‘ A c i n . ii.iwctfu| I iinc Hi.. ,.............’ "w !id, J imcMUMi. HmIi ( link. I’nsN Kirl.y ‘ Balli, . S mhiIi. hi 'I Mon pi llolvi' v, Th, I _ !«**' * -Mt r.i'-lcil roiiMiilct .ill* • nllcn lion for Ins I ....... ivi' |i|;iy ,|f,r . | i <"* I li" sen „,||. ® '• ' /. . . W l p t ' f<5oode Depart man ' *»" - - —••mi "i..* Wr.*,' .*.>1 w jS i‘ jr—-?-<>(, >«s\<pV ' ■■ M a th ig B M " * L+xl* \ <x m T A mj '/./ ijH *jui r �ii£i i T z r T r m * * * w w w u h doU*r«. i n * ifWo A n Au6 Mid to have atoltn ti‘I aL .. V__ ■ *hf, automobile of the bank cash ___ l ? A . Nov, 24.— (/P)— *7. W. &/*•■— k / there. M Ailed t p 't ^ a ! j ■Jmformatlon receivod by police Sopfcifur Cbbrt Dec.'4 1 8 'j Intlleatea that tho two ‘ separated !Ond df She wan won ih In ^ IB ^ Wjlctments R^tctmenta rero- i followinf •vH»mii| the me robbery roDocry. sno n i l city aome ...... 1. _ ago, it •a is ! rer ~ . •••too* kiln him In in annna<,tinM connection .' hla weeks | the closing of the. Bankers ported. »t Company of Atlanta of . Thero la a reward of *r.00 for the I he wan president nnd the , arrest of Mra. Lemarr nnd of $ | ,.! iquent closing of 8.1 corrr.s- j <>00 for the capture of Brennan, lilt banks in Florida and Gi*or- *------------------ ^ H GM eo pi^Appoitfifei^vuu Vce A R B M ffP O U d Q /uw> r U lO U L P BE cARRViMe oM! ___ r s o A - Ivniiu^o^lce ilJL-0 VJoOLP PE WIE»E WA-fC^-fvtEM '*» *£ *% 1 U ^ IC -k i *0 VfcAR\f W R M oBztR'sev Jj Q t J f ’O R E L S V V IE m W W r tM ’ M t f haptA CLUB AU J a s f G o ff vn o po R l C i r f e I S DO\N kJ ya/|1H -IW’ G R I P P E . ER ^ tflU E P , U P EOR. \ PERBV ' ARE k K !%""H*'ri* f e A C C o M o O A flC W r ~ VOULL “tviE viu&Cafc&t' or General John A. Boy- J itt In making thi* announcement , ““•By said lending counsel for the j •nee and state would bn out of* |.CIty Nov. 20 when it had beoni ^.^■*,^•<1 to bring tho former hank-! on nn Indictment chargj^lth lorcen after trost of ’ fnom the. Bank of Ringgold, Mr. Boykin, however, did & ktato! on which Indictment M r .! Persistent coughs and colds lend to N jh k y will bo arraigned Doc l,l l ol1* Ironble. You can slop ilirm ■Mm in iA /tm tr banker was found !" ’* 'll"", «" emulsified fiiinorln*- • . /, . , | cfcomIo tluil in )>Ira«^uit to tnkr, ( tpo- ",:i™y .... ; JWwl.r -N,,.; v VrVL ' , _____ j - h u r r V ! D R A T T H t^ A k jd ^ A ' U R o ^ qu B L teT fW l U P G»OM E t n » .porn,.! „ | , 1 2 . ,h„ M„ r ....... .. 1 7/rr//' i ' l ! ; t »j # * \u U H ERO ES A R E F R E C K L E S AND H IS F R IE N D S ita *a p p *: r o difpeceajcb if tab j pifN it t'-w\i.- , t rv*o*»• .** . ... . DlO AITVoO-BOTJ OP^AXJACE GclTio 7D PGP TWIG MIMUre =- ,■- r jg --s ty£LL,VA Do^y?TU.I/0^ I'M <5OIM6 TV GET UP AAJ' 7U3M OMTn1 LIGAT JU S T TV CEE 2 jrtt! V iA E B S 7t> M/TMIAA- ij FCECULES-DlD YOU MIT TAG /N R O O TS AND H E R BU D D IES td d W lT OVA.I Tiuxe . \HAl v*JAb A BVfe V-lW Yoo O W> YtSTIUDAY V-iMt Tmwo you 0\t? ytSTluoAN , WWNIAM - B o o t s t o i o Mfc ABooT O-AriO Yoo iHOOLOSTfi t A t Awt r o « s cAMt. today, ONfc TOR SACWON^ - AMD MY . _TWtY ARfe WOW ,«i ^OOTS lOOAY, CORA? |n '"oatolt in Ikr y miuuivH tn nn,Hi The Story-Telling Hour ME Ml-THAT "THAT ViA*, All. BooTb‘ VOORK- -------------- — u- v i-j nMsiiMC. 1 AMS T,K^ * v\tR UXt k>0\*> taaT TIKY o OY WtR. UYAi.MOW THAT By TWRYt LvTTiTr K\TTEMS LObT TWEtR PUTTY MS . AMO TWYY B Y 6AM To CRYO R .m T W Y R DYAR W t MYKY VAUCH y y a r ------- BRtAHT AMO UWB YOR. Y o u To ’ Ad- // Ponce de Leon Springs Syndicate '‘'ft ‘ i .| SCMVICC. INC DeLeon Springs, Fla. S A L E S M A N $ A M Good-bye Hollywood Manager k W * W m M n m u n n m , n u m * m m w M m m M x m* a>; m There’s a Real Thriil in ' . Hunting With islftM HEF?E. ^bR. ouY?. ^ W w S jl, OUER Pv o e r h it ey « n S Js ^ B u T o ra o o tL e . — J CL' * * ~ «<-T , O xoTloUi Yoo ae. VOOUiMCrI « **,,0*0. (I By! AND IH Trt' AFTtrmooM woo OCT £ o <t £D . BY A BULL, DROP 3 0 0 0 f t t T IH B PABAfHoTE.----- TOr^P Ot=P p I0OFboT ttaiO o E — V f:W e; have ju st received a large stock of * Vjilt ;" 'e " ’OKI, you,- closest insice S' M 0 M 'N P O P ^ <»’ joys if r WHAT V THINK |3f0^use one of our trusty ^ins of a w N ew watch, m r G unn ? AND O tt*- BIT B 4 R WAITlE. ‘'j NAvXE. JXICHEO t>Y A r r o L E > - ------ - ~ - E r. odm f Such Extravagance G e e . i t 's a DANDY — WHAT'D IT COST ? O K , ! W O tT T •Tin a J Ra p f l e f F ine - tAow much w £t?e THE TICK6TS "> 5 1 By T h a t 's e t i e A p V o u ’f f e WAY a h e a d ON T w e deal ' P h h t ooHNPf tN o Tono^^oD O 1/ « 0 & T e r a f f lt-eT fm y° U1’ eVe,y want at [ T n e-a e. ,> ; 6*tT KHOCKtD OuT irT~ A PffUY. F i o h t _ ^ a h ave a full line of 12, Kj and 20 K’au^e ■ K ^lls. Hunting- Coats, Leggins, Camping' S CkinB Tb trt' T o r OP'N A BOtTMlKtaBJILOlNti- — % A Real Gun '“Everything for the .Sportsman" A ( ai d of Thanks i a If2V.;":y. 1 .. . . •,{.:* T:'“;;r:r - * •« " > i h it v o . i ................. " -r M " C " . ......... . , 1 ......................... . .....I !» xt' ' ' " *i " 1i *»• — _ _ u.ift-r lir.itfr. |he |•i it i *. j* f)|j |r i mi i 'x o ,' , . iinr r\ j )X * -j-1 ** * v r i : ot- i i on m v, M •W— H elp W a n t e d — j»iale M m i v .n, K h . in n. \\v rkt„\ iif.iru- i- hmm/i i ,t, , ;(r, .-a*, .>!«*, ,.|jf| \ J ' "n<' 'r ! M* . •' 1 11\xi i n > ., ......... •■"«"*> 'iv.'l I iii hi-.bed, l»- .ir r .a g ,,! any wav 1 "HI ) 1"XI U, ot vnift |«, vt.| -1 11 ' »* \I »I • ^ lent. U aug, mv n. ,-, ;’(in ' Im- - r. Addii . |e.\ ,‘i ,,, |’j,,, -, i COM PETEN T O F F IC E manage, model I’a all T T !' , N.\Slr 1'.... i.i.i in.- i m ii:. ........... | r value to take inteit-.st in and iiiiiMiig ' ’ 1' * ' "•...ao.ior.-ar * *. m " i u n t i l i . . . . i . , ., * sA irrii m o t o r s c o *|.ill !a! ""'•'tK,,gv i"i«" m»d insuraee ugetiev . 1'■ I - ml - ,,i I M I tidewalks, d R" /‘.xtaMi^hed in Sanfor.l ‘ ’ **«tt-ige apai I nicnl ai ->.V - l .u l s I'III .Mik <*ui)i:it oi ........ h r , n LiikT b runuhi-i l ............. .......... «1111\>j ii iDee. n-f. ' I. I» t„,\es .1 I J 1- Adrlrexs lb-x A. S. C. Herald of m ' ’, " , w" '"•-'•-■•i * • I HI |,l I •\ I \l U S A N|-1 rR 11 ||( f) |N | (> ' i fieo. .Magnolia. p|„,.,,. i.’iu: i i< ii r i ’tii i !•" R ."Aid: i -u - , f |.an* ’ \,l I s-El* r \|; v. x| i ii r n ,i l(.|, |,... VI- v ! •|||'>II, Im mg 11; I' I -n.l Call, on 1 »l*l f l u t fI IKA'.IN i ; CO ' " I ' N T i MAN wanted Want voiinv . * , ' J "NI ........... -*"l " i i Stn el .............. ....... . ..., I. I I.'.. I I ,*) lJ Lelirilig ............... ' •rri.J .I... Apr * -1, , a-l, ami S ' ........ \.| „ Ri n ag and ,nM" "••b niedianieal expcrie.iu !■/> so. rare |he ||. , ,|,) I I'iii ; i oionini u ^° would like to learn good trade - .. ' ' I O, ll I ,,||| ,|l|. 1 •Must Im- sober sober and nm! tc|inlih^ reliable nr ..i- woi-i w.i.o <•» HllSitiCss I '. a e r s fnr Hen I '1"St be I \! PEI. \ V I M l make good Apply ron oiaii D.nlv ‘ ATTICU I !\ I I I'..’-* I o, l| S'ei, OI '*• r•* 14or for I '• irtibl ■ i, e l - ..... ; a , ,n lo p * 111 1 ' 1 idol ex ,.| ..ff I hi IStlx • . . ...........I '* Av ' *» • .... ght 1 1 • m »*ii o -a, §i — I .* . .. * !nwi i •inn'll m ii ^ 11 ,.r f ii* L'-’- DimUp. t < i - il I'.l •oi, oI |.el - I mil- I 11 n a t i o n W a n l c t i M ale. , Young, Owmr. 2m; Park Ave la I al - ■K • D h e l I » ■ » | M Iglii Ill' I ’ Ini,l,eo P'2.' Dodge '.I,Ian mg l-o I.--11 i | . iii , |, ,| " A N T E D POSITION ax meat •,,! 7 r — I I imim '.s fur H en t. mm •i'll. ■ pl'I.I.IO PRINT ' (‘r ,,r ‘iairyniiin, 2T years e* U'.'i! Nasi, Se-l-ir. jt« n tw « v iia H * i» u n a ..- .« * ,r a « ^ B - ■ Pbng. Engrav ing, Janieme. Do „,.t drink, smoke or I OR REN T • room in-.i-e furni-li c r , . .. . i B‘ fil ’ We •!" " ‘HI '«• ««M«- «• ,-d Apply L ard,ft I,...... - 2 ,M,r N ll,‘ P'ed CndilliaiI \*i-niie- » " ’>" «• work Dee, I. C. R Rhodes, „ u, West Fir I WDll Bmad St. Augusta Ga * . ’ I’ O R s \ | , | ; F„-„d, ........... I!*2.t lltiii k Tom in ~ _ „ . - ■ FOP REN T P i t , , l . i : C R S T U R -: ,r:r .....M ' . - '- H'<"d II il'-riia-her -IS—lilts-noss Opporl tini Iies s!\ Rutni; k i t , i, i.-v i . ‘ ’’ '' **’ "" l,,llv Na I, ,: , ( • ‘• " ' i e - ' . M t e • . . ---------LA! II. HOT \ ND c o l P W A TFP ' ''“ l H»R HOUSE .leaning and wu.dn.i I H I S E 1:1 H.| t ,N, YE * : AGO. j-.\, Ml i |o , , , i : m r *i„ . , 1:».iO o . i ! i , i •*•••{.1(i I r i ’M - ,, V j f t ? E-mrth ( rtRNEL' HIGH »V MYRTLE. iitabl , *r a aOment ., Y , i -"Meet ami a-k for Mm k W tt \ t I ,. . • L 11, .a, Kxpt'n — i nr.i *> l* \I.I. |l Ivvaer . ,1 ,| In,- i ,tj ami will L'-H Foul • . _ 11 M2 W" " ‘ ^ M o n e y lt» L o a n T’Olt REN T ;» room 2 -tory house! e.axv ten II Box 7:> I , , . * " i IV I!I2<; Olds,, flitTnJ * I A ..-II «I I - ll ' L«.u . ' . . li'tnixl . d Apply loir, W. First i Herald M Si.itnidi, f . r tiv-i three u n ' I FRY f.(JAN’ S.-M oney available at -7 per St. . rfamily apartment ........ .... . ,Inn-... ,, , m tl u oth er Mai--. 11 g 2 ri I J T I ' 1' ' S vent. Close m property. A P S S - ~Hr.il KsUUe f o r K x clt» m ;« H I ' d dose in, has two baths ■ u Musj ju j l” Omndly & Sons. FOR REN T unfmaisbe.l bungal.-t > M ," “ l I b r e r t o i l e t s , ............... . 1,1 ' I 'nip, _ ---.... te T i n e - l o o n , - bull and garage. 1WANTED 'H> BUY Small ami * goiage and ,a nimlcrn n, 3 ■ . i 17 — D o g s. C u I h, I ’cta. , 1 SAN FO RD Li I'l.'ESSERY ' * * ......*' * . 1,11 , . | inex|x-n ive Inmgalow. Jo,a ,- I m respect. 2 ■ U id t I >-t *4 I'ca onable distance tiisfsince from ... r-ing. • w * V T I'I, -i'r * l- v o i c i 1 . . within a "tiaide Killer . . n ,, . fn, „ Ii,c .'.tltlnril Avenue ,m,i : cola!, .StliThis n-nlc, and ■ J J Tins place is novvnow-rented ,, j,.'f , ' ' 1,1 " V THREE Brand New Sliieeo 1!unga- buKine-.- -*dmii. .Must •Must be he fan!v Phone I,one J i t bull stud dog m Nniifoiti; t > 1 , 1 1 , H 1. • . ,, ,, ■ letrurniitg a sp|/„|i,| lilt UIIII1, n Cl Address J . .1. Nulls. l ' i » i M . . d l e . < , , * r " f , r( re"t. desir.,Id) o,;,te,i n.riu„. I.ox .•! care Herald. 5 __ t miMU'i,, Otmughmit. It,1,litre at Flo. 5)1— I.i'gjtl N o t ic e s ! Raomel's. LOTS first payment 11 ' °MP.\.N'Y „ 3 P r i c e d I U « h l f o r (juiilv house. Address Box all. N l St#i | , MI-:<;|n t , i vtion MiTii'i; „ .|8_U,»rse.s. C attle, Vehicles 7S— O/Hces and Desk Room Stile Tlie l!e« *•; iii t on li-e.k-i i.f ,,... _ phv nr.„ir prompt ___________ _____________ IlDUNh well located, building lots, ' M*nr- 4N'1*" • •-,.*. »iii "Ill P__ ________ -' HOUSE ”,r. •'!"i*f.nl n- p o Id n e ru l T e r m s . __ . . . .. .. . •»*«»» .Mt, iii In \ Vi.v.i.: " ' -" " l M'lick FOR SA L E . K" ih1 two horse wa- O lu Meiach ill Giaderville. Gindei ville, will will exchange exchange aa -• O FFIC FFIC E E FO/t FO/t KCNT ’tCN'T --Iu Meiach i •» i,i tV*ViV.Vl.;. h' u o m T i ' \.!'v m Address Owner prrv. n ,, , ' iron . M. S. Nelson Box -7d, Sun ConnvIIy A ' _part payment heme. Address BldgIf. Apply A• ..P ■Connvlly piivineat <>„ home. "i. i:*s<5. ,\i■•Itn,. *-iu 11.,i, Box l(H Herald l l __ • • _ I II I I ■ I I I K , _ i- City It. PHeulsir.illou I11I.I.II'H. Off|o«t ■ 1 •' P 'Kviches ford. Sons, Magnolia and 2nd ■ if ■ i Box 50. I "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tt ■ AH6 ADN0THIN6 — I'M A Q UARTeR o o r * l bought tw o T iC k B T S / ^ TUBBS oorS T ^ J bJ^SofvihlG — P £L IC M EGGS/ NgSSH?/ tEN-UWiNe PELlCfVM £G6S^ YOU OUGHfA w —— , 06 w» - - i t <vi HM M a A v J A s m e . vih N i Vmjh AA6 PXM 'VKKCK < 0 PLAV ON TH6 POOR. PELICANS * - *r “ * NA6 KVi \MWKT A iy\eAM "O' lo r iIs yruwlb and j>ros|>ori(v' *i; *i splendid citizenship; L. t. I lo r ll,c o|i|)oilnniticsan:! ai.!vni,!a<;cs *!> bor the privik^e of i : ; churches, s< bools, clubs mid ci\,c u sJilu’ions; <dkl 1 ’I . , ’ S P 6 UCA.MS -PYKNED w O N U§ -Jl €) '.It: : n ■■ 7.*, .vwW-.'ip , .EJrstgtreet C* t*1 A t. a.e tl.ankful * ' ■^ # »*-?V« ' ' ;f« r ‘ i ! 'j4iJ . v>k4 , m il aflords lor a clean liorac life; 3 <r.\cv< -rv\eN\-oeRN J *\'‘‘I ,Jd iA, enusness; for thee. a5 live in: I’or ils public spiril and civic rierbt- « By Crane oo?w! w e ^ I'xS, Ob Sanford! V L f I'or ih. '' iH OoOul! (Io w n jo fTen Room !! \ HOUSF. f ! s,■ o , 53 s •’ o r S a 1 c 3S II . ,, -. || Yes! lC :L — f 5 to. BATES It Fin 'oi an- ( 'o. writ Sii) . | li IniI on. ngii* < .i'li oi ° r dMrrip,,vp hi" ‘«>ocal booklet. Irerl A. L..swell. Resident . Thankful Ten minutes over wide paved highway to Del.,,,,,I and draw: I S — B u s m e n s S e r v i c e O f f e r e d . 1 5 — S n e r i- ,, . ----------------------------------------------- --- ---- 2 ! w ,s iM ,,u ’ S t o r e s . ■ ■III Ml A Meal K s t a l e D i r e c t o r y C L A llE N C B SMITH H a -w a „ „ ,, _ K » „ le Nll|i; General Contractor Lh in Ad* aitre I n |; MrCAl.f. A FOX, Real estate in000 West First Street , .. •;V,:• • • • »- **• - i n " . m" : ' . , V r ; : : r v.*:; u- n i ' ;| V|,: " ANTED at Phone -III V ! **' Plume i .1 / '1 *'">’■ _ ,rill he received ‘■or lixlmgs. 7if,.* 11re ainong ,u> for your uiulty I ICW.\i;,; f Bd collector sent m .m\ ,i. IM ,,,y stilHlivisioti in J A M E S M. COWAN -All kinds of payment. . out1 1 h o. id.. |„ answering thi< i ' ! , v * ’i LSI'Al.i; r t good buys , Tin and Sheet Metal Work 1 "HIM it Mi a*i m i l iiVo\ ........... - - • -------------------I lie a line jH H I Real l-Uate, 2 .;.; Meisph Build' . ' ' " ' '*'** " " R,,u much rn............... i • \ Water and Bout Tanks. At Oak > ........ ... ................. . ...... « *t Myers- Contract a w a ^ l MM| >ou ha\e im „|. ,|„. |,ara„,,. . •••*•':* i . s > Nr a line u \i:«* «iM ■i.'Miiui i■., 1Avenue and Third Street. Tele1, n ' ' 1 1 ii \i; d w .\i d ; . ,,r "'"'•vii.tii.ii of recreation pie?' •r i -----------------------------------""od ors, and the location 1-nt, .u w ‘ , , , .... 7r a line |phone I I I . | ........ , 11,. .i -----■ hull p»rk*(' I: v u. n n v .r f■’r .iu- of- city I*»wHIGGINS-SMI-Ill W ltiliT . INL. ° f. ‘" ’T . " ' ' ,l ' ,‘ « " * ' pras-| .on rcque-l. 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Complete line for Bng is restricted to 1. ml- ly " % 21— I n s u r a n c e ih'atioa. s i — W a n t e d — Tt, in I ;; • 11 -. 111 > i m , i Sanford A*.imh St. I'lmne fi!»2 i „ ‘ •«* t..... ... - ‘ ..* ^IiscelRineuiis. nude Hi? San--------• ______ j an.I If ,|. , ' i r ; . , ; - ; ' ;■ .............. «».*• 1. 1,11 be responsible ..... - m .- ' ..a, " ANTED TO RENT D.-,. I. f u.-r OltNFT * i* tV L HA NGE j «•> i r-ui i.-w ' tn'siV.',. .,.‘.Vi bcorreet insertion, " Ho-.i , -i, in su r a n c e L . S I X , ; F l: A l A l 'l l I N K S iu-i...|. i.,, ,vi,.. ,, rushed t! room I,..,, with three wOlGVr.K I ALK AND SKCONli for subse<|uent , , , "• ' ’ "n- •r. I 1-1 Hu,. *" • j---(i in n,,. .st.ii, ,.r ' j office should be 1 l Faa'--' l< ll-'1 s‘ " " ,,r oia.hinei 7 ,r'.K" ,,s " r »w.. I„•drm.ms and _ <1- W. WANS LEY, Manager 1 I „ ................. . -I i'lt,|-o. ii . • - - —------ 1' *>’*•• li’ll I. |, I. t,,, ■' ‘ ' ’ We are prepared to render export L . M>l,‘ sohl' I -Ml 1*^ I j sl.-ijun-' | ... re It. I | ^lately i» of .' ..... ...................n l I *,. telallt. II. | I, .,. ri,| (f ill,, service in the following lines ,f rV ".'"1 ,l -•»•'»•». lunar t.. ..r.I.-t |;, . 'i< .id i .. 1 1 .. Pll 11l!ll! ,’( si,|ii |i 11 , . I ii * |> ItlHUt'MIK <>. 1" * I m;,v ItR o i iir.’lLs •"i s 1 ' >• --. i .i i. k fERTlSKRS “ '• ' •f > \r.i I Miu-h „. t ,! ............ ; S|— H o u s e s ,it Suit* |VI l/i ll I n , '!•'Lander \nad, J , representative " • • i: i • i • i: i : t . , 1 , ,. I 'ion ..'i ii V\e wish to express our nppre* . ^ I •- .ilers •............. i . 1 ...................... .. niliar with rates, .I , m o d e r n k ,„ iJ u . m , *< • ‘ he G. I. A., tho Elkfl. . 'j.„ FI RE Bfi— W an foil— f„ |ju v . Ljficatiun "ill give Sl-.l L t.(i(i|i ( s F 11 i .\|>s - 1 biing.'iitivv. II ... I.,,K,. |lvi„ K " - ''2 . • '• ■* »'-• p. _ f L h and our many TORNADO Riifi.raiut nut And 11 15 i v; Iry will a -s|sf you L IA B IL IT Y I III Y. ......... In-ill .mms, i n* m l n i . . . ' ' I • ' 111 " ’1 , , ’r ' heir kindnesses nnd "'••I i" u ..u g I* ^ur want ad. to r.r>, I .„,| I Addn .* '.v*11' ' 11 ' ,""| "*r|oi'. i,it. ........... . ..... . in | ................ "• w-*|, *i». . | i.i.i, i ',j i,) . lo' .il offet ings at I he death of our AUTOMOBILE <• I** "-in -I ,.. •i u. ■ .ii,. „, i effective, [ tiMiies inelinlinr bn ,11,fast mmk. ' !!»_'.*> D,«lg. ,T < , HEALTH & A C C ID E N T .' ! " . ,.....•V " "• ■ a-.......................... Ill , i ' i'1'!'' -laughter and sister, Dorothy Ml l l y r NOTICE 07 ItnoniH \\ iih Hoard. ,i" rr *'•»» i i-o,., Iiutlrii.:...** " ^ ;,M ■' - O iiimu; In itu..,,^ ............ , , ' t" " ’ ■ "v lU j t Only two ■t "li-llo i ,, a-.mm . a .......... . Our knowledge „f insurance ^ ^ Lhuuld give their UL.’.i Graham Trm I. ' •- i *"T' i ; i .\s s . -i., i. M ;' Hal Colbert and children, VAB i r uiu. i . or -iI-r\< is.- .i i ,.. ,n , | bl'M h ' from III « ll ,-|, , | | ,,,,| |,ni|,| ■office address as M'-' l Ovei lai-J | 'luiinng always at your disposal and will F f,,{ , ; FNT one huge „ s ..j .......................... .. , J” 1' ',,s 'mum- -i- . Iimnlnw on* ,,, I phone number if ...... .... .................. bedi'uoiii tips (|..i * . I " ‘ * "F " " 'e»v reasonable appreciate a^culKat' any time. ' ", 1 ."o ’ urn .1.,.. , 11..,i t Ilerms. Phone 7’n, \\ |<„v -j,,,, t.art. iults. About one ' " i'-" 11. 1.... . ''dyw slliinl. ■ ""ih i Kl.,Tl,la ■ -T | J| |a thousand has a m i l i e r o I’lllt.IP S . |IU| i n o r o \ t: * ( m . i - i . i i u i i i i i o : a i .t v c o , ' boom s. „ n h ; ............ 1 the others can't I i '11 V'.11ll w•-i i.'mil i.-r ,0 (I,, " n ’ ‘ 7" c , v r ;,N '"irst' Nat. ilk Reasonable rates. Linn.ln ll„t!d v. . , *— 1 •* 111-I i \ \V i, ,,f \i\ ■ i with you unless SANFORD, FLA. “ — -------T c R SAI.L lt\ .<wn.>r, f. room! I 1 Mi l l i l l .II'I'I'N - 0 , 1 1 . 0 . _ Lur address. FIm A . e and Pith Street. "■ -"Hi'i i . ..i ii, 11 „r s.-. ... 2 REAL E S T A T E INSURAN CE 1 — K « « m a W it h o u t Hoard R»"K«l«>w with light- and water' ’ .............. l ow 11, 1,1,1 n, . ,,,, !’ ■iiinee Ml ST ho -----u ’ " 'ii'1' " « " t Sanford P o. De I 1 "* s " i ' t: -m.i l . l . -v ■ I'll ONE .1 i it The Sanford » t ,i r --------------------'ROOM FOR pm M, ,,. , '"ghway. <IM.li. ,,.nns> „ U ,; j by letter. TeleT h u r r w ii I-IIIIC ' " "V f”» *P-NNI terms. B. * •i *. i . r ; it oi suanres are not 12 5 — F l o r i s t s , ' *' r C' lrti f • . : l , ,,f |«•,. si i , * ff I (tanks,oii\, Saul,-id, Flu. ■IE" F I T AND PAt.K “S T E W A R T THE F L O R IST R1A ITS \ R \c; |; . l-AKliE, « o.MI-iil:TACI.1-; ‘ompt • Kffirimt Flowers for all oceghu.ns SPA NISH III NO\| i m r" ' " " *1*! —I V t.!l"„ -died. .......... A I ’' ) v • • Siu" ' " I 1"o le r '........................ nl, S vice .m . l a n d e k ARCADE '""M in g old world Imme with . ■ K| -S| •'hone C.17 Ot’!: with ha’ !,, in . ■1 ;•• • , ■ ” • ■>■ « Phone 781. *"■'1' ' ,|' , ailta:ie.i|| ii, .f water at, *"-i ' iu ii. i . a. i a,, a ' ‘ £ Found. ■ times. New home, nu-e m-ighlioi •li-ul.fi- ga.ag.- ,\ Ixirg.iin at $lu. j Hno/t A M . Gra.DvV^Ni ' t I S k s .. ' .......... ................. 1-i I;i |. ■ - ‘ — I ’ro f o s s io n it l S e r v i c e s ■i l.l I .......I- lei in ...... I. i.itiE m illen, ' M' ' '** V D111 •a-l! ri>(|inred. j ('. S. I. IUt|,.n ,.s “ ' i i i. l|,gra> with white . .. " “~ ~ meal- m-xt , , , j.; ' '("igbin '.V'.*'* N-'v" " . A-ibl' 8 I-iildn-g. Phone j Distributors < handle.1 ' leinirti • i I r i .i i - '" '• ' OWE it to yourself to ha\ St l eet Commercial Avenue V" t ‘ J 'fJc'd.ij An ;in': ,n ‘-' "d healh. Cliii r. Finder i oiuimmi - i'1,11" ' -‘djusmeiits will help \mi • • BEDROOMS AND f,„„mhe,l ......i - . ' S T C , C o ,;C \ t, M.oW ........ „ 7 NA,^.! 1 » " ' ' * < * CO. '' Ktiter, Long wood, " Uni" tl1" 1 K"«l. Phone 182 .1 f.„ f,,r ............... " k e e p i n g . 12 1a W.j tug room, dining i . ’.m, 2 b e Vg*-AV*’‘ m' C A ' [•• nppotiUinent. Dr. W. E. Ma. D m , - I St,,-et. • s. kit. Ia n with l-mli in fea t' -----------------‘ , . - I ______ B»R. 1st. Nat. Bank Bldg. tu.e> including breakfast ...... I*. ' mI N O i ! \ FORD - - I’OKDSON TWO SlIHl 1down 1. . vi* 11 ................ ll.ahmci l , IM .. , >•• » AH UfDU A '• I'........... r•I; I: i •| Igflon.s — He- ,. -------------------------- -------I " ’ft FURN ISH ED rooms for Small payment, !-■ I ward Higgins, Im-. ......... . . • , ■'nh11*-1. Ifll. ' ' i - i ; i, EU G E N E PERM AN EN T W A V E S ,, light housekeeping, m i; vi.i , l!» Oak i monthly. Phi.in- 7L> ' i-<l .V Palmetto. Phono .Tl 1 , no Kinks, one nnrn, putiK<in:«| <it -Avt-mit*. IH’, 'tj*/'. fill.I dial »l... .. .. . \A Ilf I.O. Ph 1!tie ' !!-IIF J ‘P^' n 1 ,k>MU,y ^ M ARY AM A iu:,'."*',,,w ■ * ;w « ...... . f, not tin- o w n e r . ' '---------- — * _ _ _ ............. 7 1 — A|>;irtmonfs an t( F l a l s A IlnU || |||r f.|i|ij,| f !|||j|y for estimate-., c i N tr , . , . .................. s ' \ a an i . i i m c k am , ’ * 'li-wine u. n i In i .................. l v ' Attorney and ( ilunxellor at u v ' IU o im»ili-tn apaitimni Si rngg: S, oggan» |;, a, ‘1 -i ... DODGE . , . - I(l Kil? I Fii l Street. will ll I-of bath. In taut m-oim hot * ........... , 'C> \|., | . ,i, ’ ’ ‘in ,ii.*l GraLom I ruck. Service O f l e r e d -------<«------ _ ----------- ** u< i at ,|| .......... . ............... 1 1 " h •'! Pleme u |Vl. — H e , l» W t i n l c d — Kent a le l1 1 M" ,l* 1 ■ \-aiiai.i.- abom m i : sale. .......... ...... .... „ \i * M.MINOI.E IICD m . v KSSI-'X ifi, S-.da U e a ,- - 1 ... . „ , , ' "T,. ' ' ' ' ' 1 1: ........ ............ R-mgal-.w Vl-.. ....... INC. ijtar pli-i.ii-. ’ " A N I I - .D , P R A f T I C A l, liurs--. " bume ba- large living ..... im. ,|o, ••x; t•i xi*. \v.20.! link Avt. niO,: . R*'f‘ ri-ncea ifi|uited. Impilre at . . . . . . . . , . '"T “ bed--. I.atii im Imlmg i i-.. i I 'hone 1 1 Dt l Palmetto Ave. Garage apart , X 1 : , " " " 1 fuini-hi-d t bower, kitehen ha-* l.iiill m fea |D»H) l,rrJ,ld ^njjT r a il r o a d e r Too Much Bother r \ •Th e M A D £ ~ kjo T . *"• U n e hotel arrummt.datiirtm if desir. d. charm. *% «’• rtA^sV>:v»---:S 1 W,2.2,,,Krr OIM« tT St* MOVICL rap r VaVv.%.;«*it*,- . C h a se & Co!. BO S *^ 0,K1^ euc^?! 7 IN■C E fm.r Don *Juan tie # j centuries ago When ......... * 11*•m iPonre mire in* L — found * • and- named the mighty Hprings that were Leon this Fountain of Y n *h .' men have worked ........ .. Ihli most beautiful npot in Florida mure alluring. Mod­ ern. developed, suhstsmial and with charming homes Iho result of thus,, com art. ■« of labor now j* 4ll„ rs Tj ' Ladders , . 414 Y ears* Labor Now at Your Call L i u .tlu .. ^ H *JE T o ea ti OUT O A v/E ? r jr f l.t r a ST. P E T E R S B U R G Fin V„v ' ,<,ry diseases, nnd is esi client for ImiM■g H - ( > P ) - C l t y Detective ;! !'1« "P Mi'; m after eohls m Hu. i 'u j . l, ... , isrisls . Money refiind.-rl if any roiicli oi ml.l is <£b>h l /f ccr8 rn,m N,'w M"st.m. nut rolinved nfl.-r taking m.ording to ^ ic n ., tert here yesterduy li f te r - 1 dire, linns. Ask your diugyijt. (adi.) Jott for Sarasota in tho hope of —— ____ ______ __ ndlng Mrs. Bobbie la ninn, ;.n | T h « T n M o C5U .grtraas, wanted here ,i„ M 1 lO tg ShoppC »>(With tho alleged theft ,.f uri ait *** West Washington tomobfle and in the Michigan city. | ORLANDO ■'■ft,It claimed, for being nirexsorv i Tt. i , . ’ to. a bank robbery ^ 0 "*,°Pf,e for the little one'i •. Pn l i f * ____ wardrobe nr.,- Police say thiu. Mrs. Ia-marr and NOVELTIES fr; • man gibing the name <>f Floyd L A Y E T T E S = Bmaraon Brennan rented a car BABY FU R N ITU R E BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO « m r s<.-*’ .T.1ts*v < CALLEO^ id ii.n i i th® cloJ-ln*f ln!*t July of heals the inflamed mcmbraTesl>and°in! •Farm ors and fraderr Hank of !■Utils --------1 germ growth. > Jjn tA *nd was sentenced from Of• all drugs, creosote n is in rec.* i t known s “Pw» s.is.irsntu J M /•«*■ Imprisonment Me fur- ognired by ‘ high " ' medical (li ‘ aullioiilirs as $26,000 bond pending n one of the greatest healing ugrm irs for Jng January 8 *>f n motion for ! r r“ " c? ‘ rou* ,l» “f" 1 colds uml other C *;h«W trial * Manley's counsel nl- I *onn* ° ‘ mroat troubles. Crcniiiiil-uun yh# have appealed from the verdict I f on}?m*> in addition to creosote.other i p M t b . ju ry which S l w l K r t H » I f c ' S S ' T " “ “ " T ............ k'WMina. . i ! . *n/PC,e<l metnbruor* and stop iho ________ I ,r,tls*ion and inflammation, while tlie « 1* V V T —. creosote goea on to the Stoma. II. is ab. ■police Looking For the gemis. %Actress Wanted For "'<Ci.-omidsion is guarantied . itidnJury in iho tK .itiiK iit oi p. i , (,t coughs brum hi d . tlinu, - Automobile Theft , blomliitis " nndnndraids, t __ other forms of r.spim’ t VCffTiMCi q J T J P O I k i t f Ak\W-fMlMG " T t f E V ML\<Srf B E "lU lL iK llJfS f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1926; <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/cfdf5c9d50b3caa7021910aedee949c1.pdf f3e841b66c44a52bf39e7c55512b9d99 PDF Text Text arc 'V . BivV ■* iSyjti] A V r i & V B M B g * 2 § t 1916" octetyAroused Revelations In rbtlt’sMarru '•MA i m earn Gets =3ta <v- r,r *o. * ■<• Post ,-v m i $4 when Mrs. VnrHwbfft S al< $ & t'fl Testlmony that • the mother of Con.MicIo eloped with Rutnerfc"’ .CoaaueJo Vanderbilt threatened to she would kill him.and consenut H 1 Wll .Wlhtbrdp Rutherford itherfori of New ly would ho imprisoned and. ha; V a A'..I# fi~:— *«ly.ejdped Sloped with him c l and thnt Cotwuelo would _ flht ■ -f.l ■•-tl ■•■'■Cl-lTo Senators Are Still iy’jtikjnten»,i/yjroaaip in the responsibility for such .a ’hor­ Two to I a i 4 N « ft Isle of Hopeful of Peaceful Out­ orM over ,the annul- rible death. The sentence aakerti' I-.' PJnw on W ftH tv j W ater Turned’Into' come But No Indications ,Catnol|c Church of that these statements wero con­ vn Trooble ForcveOtkn? Confyeld'f, marriage to the Duke firmed. «i -O ff Settlement Are Heard Mine to , ' ; * -i.? t HUStop; F i*.n o f..M f l r l h y r o v f h , , Coincident wUh the rovelaUohs Romo dispatches to- tho Asno- about the Marlborough-Vanderbilt COLEMAN, A l t v es Government .Preet show that the Rota annulment caipe a denial and » ark ( D —Thousands of of ^ w a it s Capital Move water todffy wero b* disavowal of reports fpncorhlnrf l?l Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt ft. * into a mine o f thd McGR]lvray Crook Coal and Coke Company, A dispatch to the ' Ncvtf York Senator Borah Declares He v y vr />V{IwAl irmer World from Phr.ls. quote*' lift/. re-May A b h n d o tt^ M .rtF U irh t Sees No ‘Threat of Any near here, to extinguish • fire which halted efforts to explore sam '.yimdls'rblu, rbllt, now tfr*. (). \ nnderbilt, the former Virginia v -:r H v Ultimatum” in Four Notes a tunnel in which ten men were, t,,fb1 . .. Fair, as saying she had started ho ' j W a s h inc ;t o n ! ^ . '- ^ ! - ( / T ) P. Belmont,, feminist • leader, V te R o n Ont-b more ■ the' flV* K « V ' he« N d t * K«A>* hern entombed by en explosion re­ qq/umandad, heir daughter to marry annulment proceedings. W ASHINGTON, Nov. 25.— (/P)_ hwartod short of success, .in its cently. No hope was held that this Duko and,' fearing that. CmiAssociated Press dispatches from * While varioua Senators are tuking i’ nliert the men survived the blast. It £U®Io might refuse to obey her Rome show that William Mnrcofil; ong distance seaplane' flight at­ a hopeful view of the situation, no ‘■'••'led (be I'nt^^otrt’ AVhlnllon us tempts. As in tho case o f the late will take n week to flood the command, placed a guard at her the noted inventor of wireless, id fG T O N . N o w - ;< 2 il Commando.- John RodjrQlp’ record warden of the Tombs Prison in indication has come from the State mine. door to prevent her conversing appealing to tho Rota Tribunal for ” ’ . Mallon ** _.ic search in g t infirer i l .. Whs fatally Department or Mexico City tii rebrpaking flight last ye w with a New York. Frdnk Serik, a Russian miner, I an annulment of his marirlAjfa fd' ^prosecution p oin ted .With any.one. shot dm big the rpecqt, attempted, ,Jlfeye tho strain which has boon W - l ) machine. Its latest’ attempt wag. regarded aa the hero o f the Twonty days nftcr tho marriage ’ ,,u‘ Honorable Beatrice 6 ’Brieh, placed on relations between the jail break.' , _ _ ' ( fednesdny- to sppie o f With two I‘ N-10 pT»503, Jjtlfco fell He led six n^n to fwo governments in tho oil and disqpigft * • »»f' “tho *fourteenth * ' R4ro)T rt>V short, happily, 6t i vital spota, p v . t h d thc Duke informed the examining . daughter rCTjaxt.-tl m safety. One o f thgm had been d|aqd low controversy that has body investigating his wife's plea hwhlquin. He alleges (ha), it wW» ^ n t ’s crim in al -conWith Colon c lilfz d § fc f, a,,050 passed up as dead before Serik brought thqm almost to the breakrcsse ngainat A lb e r t B.; for, dissolution o f the mnrringe. akrreed prior to their wedding that Ihiloc uway, n s ' Iho reached him and denied.him to they might separate whenever ng point. Consuclo ..told him she had gone ‘ Edward L . D o h en y. rN-10, oWmb’erri1 Two, the surface. , \ .- , \ ceremony they so desired. In the viow of The Cnlles government, appar­ left •bniPtbr It wan halted- only M * * T m S ? tau under comiaitsion. Mrs. Bel­ the Catholic church, since marriage T ently awaiting a new move in the ^moved to perh aps th e its very nature- in-dis- ^ ^ k° *y* mont Is now on board the steamer is from ...»u dlsputo by the Washington gov­ _ ■ .... ,V. <lT , |hcr two, in rhnrge charge o f Lleutennnt nportant point of all, tho Berengaria. I loluble such a condition would |(’ i-i-mnndcr H.-T. Bartlett, Hie ernment, has shown no inclination ny of the multi-millionaire make the marriage m il in fnft. t« modify its plan to put into e f­ According to the finding of the'; jfligt commander, was forced nil oil man before tho sonMarconi and Miss; O'llricn work fect, Jan. 1, tho new retroactive |committee thnt ho advanced Rota, Cnnguulo was secretly en­ married in 11*06. The marriage down v fuel exhaustion 1.1HD nationalization lnws. gaged to Rut her ford. miles a ay at Nucva Gerotm, Isle l to the former interior sec­ Governor Issues Proclamation was dissolved in I'.rJl. Tlw couple Iin Washington, its demand for of Pines. Ne-nher one developing The culminatfng moment was : after negotiations for loashave three children. Urging Wholehearted Help “ concrete cases” is viewed as an lubrication Inn ., proceeded 2IJ Elk Hills, California, nnIn Campaign in Behalf of invitation to continuo the diplo­ miles further beforo q broken oil resmv had begun, Sufferera Of TubercultwLs matic exchanges. feed pipe f... ipolled it to come , .'U L S lty V .. Senntor Borah, Republican, Ida­ mel fer the government oftloWn lu i Ik vJurlbbean. Warm Seml-Trotite*] 8tR to |lhli testimony in evidence JACKSONVILLE,,Flo.,,Nov. 25. ho, chairman of the Senate For­ Commander Bartlett, after reBjamliur Down on CMIMftg eign Relations Committee,' mean­ •lordly defonso counsel obIk' plenishing his gakollilo supply, -UP)— Urging the citizens of Of This State WMle The jury was excused and Will finish tho Highlit Whether tho l-'loridn to liberally support the while, secs no “ threat of any ul­ Observe National btlier machine, in chergo' of Lieu­ sale of Christmas seals an spon­ timatum” In the four notes made |tho battery of legal talent tenants Byron j'/.’;Connell and sored by tho Florida" Public Health public this week by the State De­ the. case had conforred Lawronco Curtin will proceed re- Association for tho relief of per­ partment, nor does ho think there Intlce Hoenling at tho boncli^ (B y The AssoclatedT Press) , . to to .t V» sons affected by tuberculosis in "is going to be any break with mains to be deter Con the question went A warm tropical sun beamed on batik, and in Mexico." Both planes fell of Com- this state Governor John W. Mar­ today aa the population mada by the til court reconvenes Frl- Juridt W Hafl-Milla ^irlal I h [’ resident C t ^ K e ' l ^ ’k a t His viow is shared by Senator. Florida hiandor Rodgors’ --^ "b f 1,841 tin has issued a formal proclama­ observed That* T o Decide on Admission of ’ ~ n 1' Day Be Made One of Prntee mileB, established when fuel ex- tion. Fess, Republican, Ohio, who feela . 4 Tcatiubtiy . Contrary to Median* Of Defense' . ' To God leh haUstatlon blocked Kin attempt, in Governor Martin, previously had that Amorfcnn rights in Mexico oldest custom, -• That, of Mrs. Jane Gibson U . Si. Hns Been WeU Bleeaed September, 1025, to roitch Hawaii, .i-eonted chairmanship of th« have not yet been placed in Jeo­ |4*ftnio bason Its objection al s ta tu te - which It and started a dosperatt . search dt . .-, which formally opeiied to­ pardy, although ho holds that, if V i I aLE ,'N . J.,. Nov. 25. Such a’ contingency docs develop Athletio evante ' Jblts tho use Jo, fe i linNKW YORK,’ .bfpw. ^ < D — that lasted for days (ivell > wide day. ‘t o : h e n 'th o Hall-Mills inurtemoon following The proclamation in part fol­ "we should sever relations.” 'Ron of tehtime Thanksgiving Day, instituted ‘JOG expanse of silent waters before ho dor. trial ig resumed tomorrow Senator Swanson, of Virginia, _ . votad to choreh was found. A similar situation lows: persoa Justice Parker is j/> rule wheth­ yeurs ugo by tho pilgrims in Ply* threatened to develop In the Carib­ "Whereas, tho season of yule-1 ranking Democrat on tho foreign turning thanks to mouth, Moss.^bec'aqso of y bounti­ com m lttep '^w bp t Vt er Justice’ Parker ,is to rule whethtide approaches und tho spirit of relations committee, is another who blessings o f the yeoti, V (• of perjury be brought dprl should bp; permitted to. deny ful harvest v^Hich atftvcd o ff pos­ bean last night when tho PN-iO auh feet does “ not believe the matter will sible famine and brought happiness Number One had hcen tnisifltig 14 churity and good will prevails, and Fivo college footbeO4 m that tostlmopy, v, tcqtipuW pf, Mrs, Jano . Qlbson to tho peoplg,. wqq. celebrated by hour Hand u half, but us midnight the more fortunate, tho world over, drift to a break between the rang down the 1928 footl United States and Mexico,” and «*1 fo r the gtrrem- that b«i’Whs.prw?nbwhcn ^ merAmericans today at, home .und approached, tho N uvV’h anxiety aro given at this tlrr>« to conrider'■'Obi itor Walsh, Democrat, Montana tain, and provided:Oaf Itlon of those less fqrtuhAtL'and to diedoaa their ’ ' ' 'fo r yobte ago. Was relieved by n rpport from.'* outing for. thoea, who and abroad. ., -. ility . . « .“ .Whertf «« j -,.., t im b e r * ♦hopeful that an “ a: * “ * .W ttU w .-C incU ih itj^t “ "* i w l^ ^ - S T f t h r President •Ddo1ldtfbHh:.his tteW t Up the plnnc .22 mlTes' o ff Its course , . .. o f'th g -ii, heir-argum ent^pA ittii dr proclamation to make the day one tho 'nineteenth unndal /Cfii'atmas,rooiched, while Senator at D:J6 and Wns standing by. Bhe 1nony U admliwibla. qins, .. of prnloe to God for n year in r*'-.^V:jt , r was ordered to tow tho piano to seal sale, a nationwide moi ment, publican, Nebraska, la Inclined to eexvanuto ktyrcfuj tp hav^. ajl, pi; teveps Hall, ond^her which the United States has been tho most convcniont port. regard tho “ stem attitude of tha r A t Jaeksdnvtt' "* tho proceeds of which will be de­ Willie Btevconi of tho tctRwanji; “ blessed among tho nations of tho voted to tho prevention and relldf State Department” as unjustified? Lee from Leocin vu Twenty-four naval vessols in triol, at preson:, e d * " Of' ‘ .....c o.r r e c tby,thpenrth" was but following u custom A suggestion is heard in. Latin the Florida. Qa' Uflnd . rp p o r tc ^ boforo ■taqd lato yfes- extending from tho days of tho Central American waters, mean­ of tuborculosis during the coming year, and American circles, moanwhijo IhatJ vlUo on .'l' ' “ while had been placed at tho dis­ pro hs.protnpt>* ;-c»tiV -if- - •' •' tcrdaKpia tprfjinpny whs CanmiitcN, down through tho un­ posal of Captain T. L. Johnson of 'Whereas, tho Florida Public the Issuo between the goyertunonto. *ball ■pbjeqtjonM , fir T^pit) dent Hebrews, Greece, Romo, Med­ Health Association and Itr. affiliat­ is an ideAl one for arbitral trpfc ...Tr ^denied his ieval Saxony pre-colonial England the Cincinnati, to conduct n search ed local organisations ill tem porarily, proin^d^ ,,,v im and com nient at The Hague. This id prs.s^co. the, .scene pf the and the discovery o f tho new \yorld for the missing plane. The guard­ m ittces have again been designated however, is not allowed tO.tAko' prvswro, aV, «V/ H ' ian ships stationed ulong the .crffiSe. ., aa n mode for expressing thanks to handle tho salo of C hristm as (in official complexion and hone of* . contends fhat Mrs. to God for another twelve months flight course between the Isle o f seals by the Nationnl Tuberculosis tho diplomats aro willing to bo Pines and Colon will resume their ft, who Is regarded by the of bcncficionce. Hhasoqrce.of^tbe stations for the hop to bo made AssoBiatinu for gtiod work in re ­ quoted about any phase of the sit­ ijur priyoCutjgp as thg only, fitness of I . lieving the afflicted in Florida and, uation. Trains leaving large -'Cities bV the PN-10 Number Two. Oahtog ifl a sou' tbV> raurdoVn, switched- her 'identi­ M l .“W hereas, one essential means, ' Commundcr Bartlett, after land­ while StetsmTai fication from CArpender as Henry throughout tho country last night number o f pulkaaMi of Aitling ^hose unfortunates who 1 ing at Nueva Geronn, was nble to ttd, Kdward B. McLenn, StevenB as the one who hold some and this morning werp filled with Ten nets* clash obtain enough fuel to proceed to ■iiffqi* from tqborculosln’ In the of the Wat hington Post, Southern met the U st— glittering object in hia hand. Spec­ persons returning t o . thoir old ktee. homes for their annual Thanksgiv­ Slguana bay to await the Ralblgh. stqto Is provided through th e ad* rbf to up untruth. Louisville at Lakeland, and ial Prosecutor Simpson argued that mmlAtmtion of funds derived fronf I . .. „ w . tm While Kcnrch for Lieutenant CohMcLean, prominent wit- Carpender was not a defendant jn ing dinners. Succulent King- of do fane watched Blrtnln d»y include Senator Walsh, tho present trial, nml thnt Mrs. America's barnyard, .the turkey, poU’H plane was proceeding, and it Curn rfre'im qctlvq itull utio Southern cloee its season with Rol- vtoed *' that likely ---- -it mlghfjnkvB ^ at.) i>r<» ccutor of the sen- Gibson had mrt identified him in und crunberrles, pumpkin pie ,and appeared‘ "* the like, graced nearly evgry board, to bg‘ continued today, nhxlAty'herq, |l»iry; Senator Ixmroot, (R. direct testimony. Dadlcatory eXetcisaaahd pUMdtf American Legion H u t on G in big cities and towns tljp reatau- Waft helghtdned somewhat by; m*. imentbor of the oil commltmarked'tha obeerrance of-tha *"* Ole Boulevard has begnformnWh’ hWcr, fallM In jjastf ai " Regardless o f Justice1 Parker’s ports from, the Weather' W*6—" Joieph Daniels, secretary docinlon, tho defense is ready to jfiints and homes serVxd. thosd a ljy opened for the wipUr' season In some c l ^ .BVVp.Peten # 1 jiht fnll-Tii toh fjt q 'r t ,^ ( that a storm whs likefy td ble I navy in the Wilson adminis- climax Its cose by .calling Mrs. Half things that mako' Thanksgiving and* winter residents and tourists and Mkinlipkaned j r m t caramon“ Now thqrtrfdrh'ho in ’ complete. . j ,, ... jn thio’ Cnrlbbdkh. th*t X' jlorat W.’ MtirtlA' as Gov- jiave been invited to usa It as a to tho Witness stand when court Uttlo .fear was entertalrtci In Franco, as usual, jtgy]coyt(|WM reatlon center and . cotpmon Ihillionaire publisher’s testl- reconvenes, unless delayed cross ’L“ "'?r of' Flprldi « h d r e a s o n o f tjhe safety of tho'crCw, hbwevo nelcctidtt' as, chalrmhn of thq aeetBfg ground, accordingi,to an W ith,aglK«BH o-jtovas ,«k k ,i [furnished the thrills of the examination of fingerprint experts served with just Bufficieflt sauces all Were qkperlenced men an^ ...1 .J^V. ■li— _ and trimmings tp. glvp,.fho (Upner neRj. himself, 'had gained ti pheement by S< which the brief oxamlha- by the stato prevent it. 'Vcrrf tog.'.-A-.V^'l -(tan international,ngvor, My.jrpn T. Trotter, of tha S«nntor Walsh comes an seemingly designed to f lt , L' her o f Commerce. Herrick, tho A^Affean ambsisar MX. • ... , .jpiTCcisOWf f*R«U JtK' experi Legion donated dor, delivered a Xp^ech in.wnwn hs ‘ uiwlng as q'p/lot of, C''” t for the ent very od^ers* Dthho In tho Pi declared it waiijt'., s last year am Amorican abroil^jb ' * ,"SloM./>? tourist activi 4% the gulf of Jnt Out in W est thlre. This rid. ‘ ■m tlM W d d k cAW iii separates tjiq acts of equip: tb» Mr. Herr ' f r a n c ic o , N o rV a P H A *) and a greater!' 25r NEW ypRlCi-Nov. Ping along tho Oregon and NIC£), France, Nov. 05.— CD— often were ,tins inole County tton coast was tied up to- Twenty-five persons are known to European fic t '«■?» hlg- criminal, War'oUptured the time belt nd Morin warnings V.woro have' perished in landslides in the tory. He roT^ . uvery Eua rt to bo In eh morning in a teftoment [ by the Wcathet. BgreaUt as village of Roqucvilliors, in the ropean countrV- os “ the Inheritor Mrs. Fred Hoc Third avenue, the Broitjft’ of almost 0 miles an hour Alpes marl times department,, duo o f o Ipng tradition fo r. bettor or time a comm! fo r .worse, where tho worsts cop[up from the squthWeat lilflt to the.'recent heavy rainfhll. ; C o f tourists is to op qUest, domination, w orld' empire, •M continued with JtjcfflM enUpe Belvldere mountain is safresponsible “ th. It was ex; to ferlng from slips* qf land. Part and- th’rono qf tho untveree «nber o f Commi .. more severe a ith o f d «y > d r ■of tho ylllaga ’of Boltene-Ve*ub|e rpmlttingly recur.” ‘ n.Logion. . General GoOrmud, m llfU ty, Gov­ has, beoh';ev«tU*ted. * . I f Is t of the Orqgon'eAiik^ jfche, ilfOit!,’total fatalities,In the ernor of Faria, in* ^ift:;addres [tapered off yeatcfdsy In^o X stoutly defended Francq from the Gme. Hate not been NEW, YORK^ win accompanled^fn some chd^ge of militarism be. believed Chsu'nce'y M. , It; la expected, tb ft f 1ml. gu dos jafJding to w i ^ i ^ h t l j l q f w r a l .ill Oquraud ssld. Franc#,vnjs an bon- has ever had, ynd hopes j.F o b q w t a * . atomkeh nod unci, orable'-'tistlon and vMud p a y .iu will prove # “ healthy, el< 'land'^ould-bei »r becauia they •UloaUuns. "Bat,” “ ' ^JuneSjDavk-l 6 cgmpfWfi td. . , d l T p p T ln ,|«r m M l . ( , rou fArtt • , : - • We should IM sMb l i f t I vrts-v w«r v-t i re tr-'w ’ 1 r­ 1rorid.. * * ' ' ip* the n*tj 11 h k t it t ^ l and right V>’ A V i WltR: te rw II’ 'b 6 t * i* ia 'n it m 4V vi finer st ta«k o f k 'H o ^ 0 * ’‘ tort Signal, !* It wnwrweJP- <♦ , Loop in" f ;»«fh EXTENSIVE FOR CHRISTMAS SEALS IS URGED FIVE GRID ON COURT RULING IS THANKSGIVING IS EXPECTED FROM BEING OBSERVED JDSHCE PARKER b y n a t io n mm mm£ . m American Legion’s Hut Is Again Open SjTq IWinter Visitors Warning Is Twenty Five Die In Monster Landslide lb French Village I & appi s r e m k a ip rginT tf^ ' : m 01 m wljo" rocehtl m i>r the Signal Vf - & T *nofth. * ' 00-;ari « f ‘ the ai t r x ?a,i}(or‘l .hg s noi h#adquarte*ri various-'Trti Vsriotts.-’ m .v ri tmnt x *~ 7 \ T lSl feirro G I ■ ■ *t^rim �.'cd e. M m W W a t!K w * U » ' Aimee’s “Going A w ay” Garb?, Build a N ew W arship! Shell Game mm r;: The United Slides miv> gut its first triplets when M>> lames Mnlimey, wife o f a f ir ' i lass ipiartermaster on the sod a..n ine S "K, at Sun Diego, I'alif., piv en!e(| her hiihhy with tl.e hahii hown here. The photo shows iMalaie ;. d the left with his daughter Itlanihe, aged I .vo. Tlten t-ome the ir. 'let Jam s, Jr., I’atriria Attn net u ti and Mrs. Malanev. Feminine finery displayed here mine frmi York, and it belonged to Airnee Semple Mi l' Asa Keyes of l.os Angeles charges. Deteetiv Angeles is shown examining the garn lids. Sneaking of Tourists Isn’t She Well Named! If :nm r* I J n lfiiH i h;it in. *tt% •.nUV'4 nt T> v is t i l l ill .(In i .M«r)|IM|« >1 l *i||* M<»it«| M ish Have a pear! Hid. tie careful, or you'll git a potato. For your in­ formation. the spud is in the mid­ dle. If you prefer a peach, how about the girl. Miss Jauis Jewett, of San Francisco. w lirtt A | ; i m ill* S .lllllf l ! t " d I i i h I 11 •ji«1« >I its lli#*ir Unl\." J i l l | * . I F * Hit *|U* • I I till'* l l l l l h l l t w rit. l h « \ II )u sf ti .i \ <* tn j * ||«»l|M. < I I I l|r ♦ m I l l .l t (1 | I l f i .‘ i l l * 'I II* llll-ls h ills I l l ' l l ll dl l l f i) f | «• I I I U iu iiitioio »v d.s, only survivor of the tspcein.ng, Aiirh, eilv, is pictured with his bride (both sitting) above. Mr iter fafiier/ii the disaster. Joe Mankee, standing, tried to f mine ertltii lie heard the roar of an oncoming torrent, hut a of pipe knocked him front n ladder. His .sweetheart »t.n him, lest not only her finneo Imt also her fatla r, r.iptain pett. and a brother, Wnlter Tipett. The picture " a- n:a c wedding, two months ago. H ill ’Twas Thus They Died hpev, . •V k u l by Cable She Captivates Capital Florida is u fine country, Imt homo’s host, mused “ ('hini'k,1, Imndiiomc Jollie, after getting lost from his owner, (ieorge Shumard of Marietta, Ohio, at Hollywood, Fla. last May. ''Chink” struck out f" • ^larietta h i foot—and th' other day, lean ami weary, he got there, lie ’s picured with his mistress. w m t She’s Roguish VIrs. Hall’s Accuser This in Dr. Otto H. Sehultze, homicide expert at the Hi trial .illustrating on n plaster cast precisely what niantf < rounds and mutilations Mrs. Klennor Mills received. fhe Other Charlie Chaplin — Plain American Dad! Miss Helen Steele stole away the girl'H whistling championship and niayho a lot of hearts, too, at the Kansas National Livestock Show, Wichita. The winning melody from hor pursed lips was "The Glow Worm ” For King and Country One of the first arrivals at the « «»4irt house in Somerville, N. .1., lor “ tlie trial of tho century” was Mr<. lane Gibson, "tho pig wo­ man. in her new fur coat bought f’ ,r ........ evasion. Sudden illness prevented Mrs. Gibson tubing the witness stand for the State on the M'lVnd day of the trial. At a couvention-of scientists in Washington recently a plant was shown growing within a hermeti­ cally sealed bulb, proving that plants do not need fresh • uses the same water and over and over again and 1*4 I : no . tw" K,,y h>» y e a rn td.......... -to r trag ' f f ed a ytno tmngs ox wnten moss'ioj** Chaplin s name isi— ** • •• • mentioned. But th e s is still anothfr Charlie—th« plain American dad! that -role, telling Mrs: L ita Grey Chaplin an d Oharlea Spencer Chaplin, Jr., goodbyd as U L « r Angeles for a visit to Honolulu. I * , the first il«W 'th «_ three ever have been photons: e? K-J i b u t i ? ' * v> " �». , i uvjj;lift JL*-j i - / J & N f c t n i f s A i : •*-«A>r A » * L 4 >'■ ii#* • -vw V V v -V* • v* t # M0 K E tth*"Mi**: i p i 1 1 iflk Justice Calls Mrs. Hall to Murder Trial | Mrs, fla il’s Maid Testifiei i'.'-7 r ' (/***?■ ■i* ' ti t tuidivn itt i h' ii i] l..i I'tnt:'., Md.t school house ns it was •• . i •■\ ul" 'I wl i u I ...... . i, <•*, .it u nvvjth ofjdcidruc.ioii ucross tho country'■r pupils were injured uni a m io couple living nearby also lost their lives. Army, Labor ami Navy HtxutVs-the central figure of the Hall-Mills murder trial ns. sl i t iindyt>||the Somerville, N. J., courthouse for her rendezvous with the I hind1Goddess. With her are her cousins, Mrs. ledwin t'arpen-1 lot .iml Arthur Curpender. * Unrbaia lou g h , domestic who was employed in Mrs pri Hull's New Brunswick home at the time o f the Hut!-Mill* yu here pictured telling the trial ju ry nt Somerville, N. J.t nj y pollings o'' September H I, 15 and 1C, 15112. Wen I'rurt-cutor All S im p so n produced the ia/.or shown j n the in ct and itilinialtj might have been the one used to slash Mrs. Mill's throat afi was allot to death, the witness declared thaL it »ar. not [h(. us “ W illie” Stevens'. A, • j V»t ■ ■ Vivf-1. P age Sherlock Holmes Robert E. Lee’s Niece Weds I’lie Camera Eye Is Sharper Than the Eagle’s Miss Mary Leo Leuch, nleco of Gonerul Robert E. Lee, has been rlod In Chicago, to Robert Bernard Harwood, 21, youngest mem Is the Alabama stale legislature. The two attended the stute nuivi in Alabama together. This picture, taken just nfer the enroll shows Miss Dora Leach, he bridu'U sister (le ft), and tho luide groom. Jewelry which disappeared from the New York home of C. Taylor war. valued by'her nt $300,0110. A pearl nnekhue wort 000 was the most valuable piece. This |ictucc of Mrs. Tayl taken on a recent 'round-the-world cruise. Beauty Smiles Greeting Fatally Hurt Attempting Murder ">A , A bnnk wldch \Vill take fi ve year Asian migration to America via to complete and which) next to Alaska is u proven fact, according tho Bunk of England will be tbe to Dr. Ales llrdlicka.of'thoSm ithlut-gcst in Great Brit«|#, 1» now un- sonian ...............,, Institution, who who recently dec Construction, ,) '»j! • ireturned from _____________ researches In the ---------1 fur north. mobile were declartul.*to hnve been 1 blocked liy buttOrfRw in Ceylon, lVimitive man la aaR have India, recently. A dense clo.id of uV(i(1 a|m(IHt ,,„tjrc[y on ^ Many the butterflies enveloped tho mu- prominent dieticians' cl th a t 'bine. -'Jot 1nuts lire* i bn mnal nftmn! According to a Fi salt eventually d rift oos tho muscular,'£ ;h aurgeon and hard* A pendulum th at wci^hH hard ly mi ounce attached to a tu ngsten bUwI ^ 1,8 fi,u; 1,8 11 *P>der’s thread, Is being used for the latest and most accurate seism om eter, which measures earthquakes, _ — ----------- _ .Statem ents made n-iently byltTa B ritish Medical Association provege- diet th a t, u ltra-v io let rays soon wvili bo available in pin fomi< [li i* A m otor truck that uses waste l in wood aa'fth fl.w n s exhibited recehtriaiM ly by th o{ l&Oneh Association fo r da « tho Advwncoment of Science. sppt'ndUjti*, gastric,l ami » v A t eajeului&i mm his car oyer wife (inset), charged’ be'tx �Children Of County Theater iG a m w the eodrtasy of Jo* M t y i i & j g maMger-of the. t{i*atre. fttW ifi Kiwanis CIubToday Bro<*hahi», organist, kept the ma­ MeetlnJacksonville Approximately 700 children, TALLA H A SSE E , Fin., Nov. 26 —</P)— The next ■regular meeting from ail section* o f the county,' of the Florida division, Southeast were guests of the Sanford K1Advisory board, will- be held at wanle Club at a special moving Jacksonville, Dec. 8, and R. Hur- picture • how In the MUane Thcatr* ' v son Burr, chairman, has issued a this morning. The youngsters were brought 3n rail for n gathering o f th * execu­ tive committee of the organisa­ by school busses, by busses from the Lcvh Arbor organisation and tion, at Jacksonville, Dec. 2. The meeting o f the board will by Individual automobiles. The mark tho observance o f the anni­ first trips were fnade early and by 10 o'clock tho entire lower versary o f the organisation o f that floor nnd the balcoines were Jam­ body one year ago. med with children ranging In age The executive committee meet­ from three to 14 years. Every ing, to be attended by the ‘'con­ child was given fruit as it passed tact” committee of the railroads, In the door. Kiwnninns .were stawil he held for the purpose o f for­ mulating a program for the full board meeting. "Wo are not at thla time In Elton J. Moughton troublo In Florida, yet I regard A R C H ITE C T this mooting ns a very Important one. beraurs we will determine the Firat National Bank Bldg. ncopc of work which the board will Sanford, ----------- - Florida ■!<> for the ensuing year if tho board is to continue to function for the future,” the chairman sail! in his call. "It ia my conviction thnt the board should be kept absolutely in­ ONE - D A Y SERVICE tact so that if any trouble, should SANFORD occur with our transportation sys­ tems, wo would be ready at a moLAU ND RY , inent’s notico to undertake tho ta »^ _ of clearing it up,." K N m jm pers c f Information .friiness Game irt WIUdt X C a rtr ffo Editorial Pages; Newspaper* of Opinion are a w Will Attempt ta JJjJe 3 Defeat* of Paat‘ ■ Ahttogt Vold o f News Items liilNGHAM, Ala., Nov, $5t ^ b b s m a ’s undefeated Tide rolled on to RIchJ here this afternoon to [ J S University o f Georgia’* K Z L Bulldogs before a ca. I**-crowd of 17,000 E y from every section o f ma, j ypitam s arrived 1* tha citji ilL k t and retired early fo l 0f undistrubed n e t be* E £ ig to the gridiron fo r the K f * t 2 o'clock. t — with visions of anath* |Z£West battle at Pasadena 3J5, goes into the fray witfc fou ght of removing the last L j , from its seasons achedf^The Bulldogs, smarting unI three scoreless and overwhelt ig defeats fit the hands o f th* luon nro admittedly detoV•d that when the Turkey is plaobrfore them tonight they shaR with a winner's zest, t cloudy »ky still prevails dur'tbe eajly morning but the Hher has promised fair weathhy game time. In serial game Is predicted lly. Captain Morton and Hol•re generally looked to for carlg Georgia’s fight into Tide ritory while iWinslett, Brown [ Bsmes nre the big waves up«hom AInbnma has her hopes, itorgis, however, had all to b »nd nnught to lose, is considj certain in the parlance of Hull to “ shoot the work*." 'a match this psychological adU f( Crimson supporters point |he fact thnt Alabama has been led upon only twice this year [ its goal line is uncrossed for Ipast five games. •• ' v R AH IStV '# *V .j *)-F r a n c c had • n e w t p » g w ,<if: three distinct typles, wltH . a* '. Many., different clashes o f,r d * d * r i.' r There a¥d, ’tflirvnhw4p*pers of ‘‘InfdrmaUeA^WMli-Httt* or no at­ tempt at erfHotiaf* and the mould­ ing d f public dpfhlMf . newspapers o f ‘‘opinion" or “ combat dallies," the editorial pages o f which nre the center o f interest and the printing of news rather a second­ ary detail, and newspapers trying to combine both Matures. Five "Information" Sheets 819 W . 3rd St, J. G. S H A R O N lic going throughout th e.a b o # , The affair was sponsored by* the Klwania Club, whose parents would allow attend. Canaveral—ContttttyQ 1st, construction ( A B N t f t n l o f and jettiee a t frMTCahaveri Port Canaveral T«rtfl»aVCorn - ..... ■■hiTi' i '» : S t Augustin*—Wda opened, ^Iterations to 1.city building. Tg3L 11 o’clock a tempting four•• luncheon was served by the s*. Substituting fo r absent «rs were: Mrs. Edward Hig* i Mrs. Powell and- Mrs. Hal «. Club members playing = Mrs. c. R. Kiftley, Mrs. M. fifties, Mrs. Erriest Hotiie(t.Jdrs. Floyd Calmer, Mrs. 1 Mtro, and Mrs. Hurt.' •• Della Towns and ohildren M here Tuesday from Thomft Gs., to join life. Towns and l'Sanford their, home# - Mr. Jj* *n engineer fo r the FIo»y**r and Light Cortpaity. t," -■ ■ . -v " B°bbie Chapmdrt and her ^JtyVo Friday, fo r SanderW where Miss Chapman wwergo treatment at th* ^Sanitarium. im iN . c a u s e is- our ' Phone 475 Man with Ford or hg for permanent- conn Desirable work with ex compemation. Man w sponsibility preferred, r e f e i m aa to eha and-alpnty in letter. ' Will practice ki mil the court* 'me, for I wns here'before them, (and was king in the Ihnd they now coil theirs. So I leave to my heirs the memory of a grand old name u name that has been associated with gratitude since 1666. I leave, too, the memory of un* counted millions of my own kins­ men who since that first dire No­ vember 23 have upheld well their dignity, on field nnd table, as the king of birds. There nro theme who reap the harvest, nnd there is the harvest to he reaped. Sacrifice attends it nil; the earth gives up its precious fruits; why should l balk at the mnrtyr’s crown thnt shall be mine| I am resigned. Let there be no ' manning among iny heirs nnd kinj folk when mine enemies approach me with the sacrificial hlnde. Shall I deem myself better than Marie Antoinette, or any of tho^o - braver- folk wf-old■?- -Shall -! ■**ak*with fear when the sharp ax gleams above me?, Heaven forfend thnt i. Thomas Truk, scion Titles given especial attention >■ Offices in Court House ! IX Til R COURT OP THB COIIXTY JUROR. nillltNO lB COllNTt, STATU OK KIjORIDA. IX PRO BATH In m Hie Hh(uLs of: It. tv TELFORD, D*iJeased. F IN A L NOTICE! Notico is H ereby O lv«n that tha nrule ml sn*d w ill, o .llh o tilth day of Dsosnitier, A. D. 10St, pressnt to tho Honorable County Jadxe o f Bnmlnnlu County. Florida, his final return, account nnd vouchers as Admin­ istrator <if tho Kstato o f H. E. T E L ­ FORD, di'ccassd. and at said time, mon and thsro, make application to the said purtgo fo r a flh M sstHsmenl o f hlS'aamlnlstration elf said estate, and fo r an ordsr discharging him as * UD a tA ^.'^ls*lh s, Mth day o f Octo­ ber. a . D. i»:n ^ W H 1 T « BBi A . Admlnlstr«EtorT o fJ jf.neslaU of Deceased. Or. 14-21 -It. N. i-ll-is-ns. I>C. 1-9. Several boys . living in rural sections of Sanford to act os agent for the Sanford Herald in nis territory. A good paying proposition for energetic, reliable boys. This is your chance to earn extra Christmas money. See Circulation Manager In Afternoon* Sanford,FIi. The Sanford Herald iin n W H iii«M u a W* ' f * u- Master 'Arthur-Lee "Vidlri, the bright,young son of Dr. arid Mrs. J. M. Vidlor, was tho genial host Wednesday afternoon when he en­ tertained a few o f his friends at his home, 101 Seventh Street, in celebration d f his sixth birthday. ThA room *'1.Were bright'' with ThnflksgIVftig suggestions, the colom o f orange and black being em­ phasized. Games o f sf! kinds Were played Walter Barber nnd Ed EntzErnestine Bagga of Tampa, Mr. minger o f Long wood are among uhd Mrs. Kilpatrick ami I'hilip Mc­ those attending the football game Rae Jr., of Jacksonville arrived in Jacksonville. this morning lo spend the Thanks­ op Mauler Haddock nnd three giving season with Mrs. I’. P. Mc­ ■, of Hoys Scouts have gone Rae Sr., Mrs. McRae entertained camping tr;p to Hotel Lake. these guests and Mrs. !!ay Foot nnd Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Allen of Dr. and Mra. II, H. Minor and Sanford at dinner today. baby, Henry Jr., have returned to Miss Nonie Williams, and Miss Atlanta, On., after delightful visit Flora McPhnul are spending the here with Mrn. T. K. King, guest* drevir their favors. Late day in Leesburg with tho former':) in the afternoon delicious reTreshMrs. A. C. McLindon and daugh­ brother, A. D. Williams , flWhti vrert'Wrrved.'v,,i‘' 1" ter, Sylvia, nre spending a few Those enjoying this ■hajipy oc­ (lays with relatives in Tamptl. casion were; Lawton WalkW, Hu­ bert Walker, Fred Gannis, Doug­ las Garner, Donald Lampsoh, A r­ thur Lee Wienburg, Jack Vidler, Alisa Verdio Selmau o f Jackson- j F IX T U R E S tfrs, J. W. M. Vtdler o f Oflando ville will be the charming- guest*( ‘ +' and Mr*. Thomas Kelly. '• Our linq o f fixtures is both or* o f Miss Lovo Turner on Park Ave­ _________________ <i nue during the Thanksgiving boll- | nnmcntul and servlceabl* at ■Mr*. 0. -Jj Pope returned 'home days. genuine savings prices. Why Tuesday opening from Leesburg lay out largo sums when Just where she has been visiting her Mrs. W. W. C. Smith anil attrac­ daughter Mr*. Paul Johnson. as attractive und servlceabl* tive children, Elizabeth and W il­ bur, loft today for Ocalu to spend fixtures can bd hnd at economi­ . Mrs, H. C. DuBote, Mrs. Flank the holiday.] with relatives. cal prices? See our line be« . - - ;.,V, Wood fu ff "and Mis*1Kitty DoBose fore buying, * Min: Sarah Rossiter, daughter motored- to Orlando Wednanday • 4 ■ f 'Rr-w <• ■ ■■ , o f Mr. and Mrs. Xent Rossiter, when they‘spent the day, ■ '• i y-f't'.-pVJi : -' •• ' i Mir^ 8, W.-Well* and children-if Sanford, Mft, arirver her* tuesday evening to visit* her parents, ; W. B. Williams i* attending the Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Spurlingi twn* State Fair in Jacksonville this InfTWperihltyi to attend the htar—i j ' It j sister, Mi** Thelma •c Beecher Kent and young Mis* Mary Appltby left today Harold Potter D*n- fe w Bartow, where *B* will visit £ Winter V$xK . * * * > this week here a* th* friend*. 1 ■ r!" ,'i ,- . . •,>!,( t j Mra. M. Minarik i t Z tyrim U.ofUkeland ik etm rtcently with ------ - r - y c v E. J, Taylor and gKta. motored' - .to Ocala where they' spent the “ 1th* *u «ta o f M n , H i R; , # r f l e iw h a - * * * < * " » ., »otor*d.'•;**. -.B »N r e fl* )r w lli They’JjrUV * • *hort time hi womlhg ,Tj Wot Battery « ■ * tertea. U l romr \ Hunt Entertains Arthus Lee Vidler Is irs Bridge Club Host, to Friends on i Bridge-Luncheon Her Sixth Birthday »ft«r an interesting game of f* had been played the prize, W , was given Mr*. Hal it ,;j+yr’Ti Examination of Abstracta c l Land a Additional 'S c ciety ww nnd green were the colptvailing in the decorations »*re effectively carried out nUmamlers, chrysanthemums poet A ttom ey-at-L aw The few occasions when the French press gives a full and cir­ cumstantiated report of on Ameri­ can event generally have to do with sports. More cabled matter wan filed direct from New York about tho Lehglen-Mallory tennis match m J M I, than concerning the Wash­ ington naval disarmament con­ ference In the same year. Among local news polftics leads. Seven, eight and nine column re­ Stable lineup: ports’ o f proceedings at the French hat Position Georgia Chamber are rather common oc­ Mitt lo Nash currences. .A cabinet crisis ally It Luckiu MM lg Rogers, |nti c A. N. Smith Her rg E. Smith urd rt Morris I re Shiver bes (C> nb Hollis la Verne Hunt was hostess by at a most enjoyable nncheon at her home near ntry Club, her guests beibers of the Sisters Bridge' iv tv (f'<*r AW:.).-?1 IkSUfuft ■xZt-.V The Enlarged Mehon Electric Co. ... -j , ' . Ti A . r , ,l . ta *- <■-u■ I fcMft k . d for cl iliilb n m il �V I • 'OVj. .V m i u i i u i i i n e x t w e e n , n m u e tie v c u i n n i r e p r e s e n t a t i v e rU6n» f r o n t e v e r y flec tio n o f t h o H tnto w ill a t t e n d t h e m e e t mflr. a n d b r i n g w i t h th e m a o m c r e a l if lea;', f o r c o n s t r u c t i v e s e r v ic e . O n ’'M o n d a y , D e c e m b e r r>, t h e r e w ill h e a n e s p e c ia lly Im ­ . . r a i n n i v Million p o r t a n t p h K o f I h e p r o g r a m w h ic h w ill t a k e tth h e .shaa p p ee oo ff B**' Hhnuu*—$1ho a n a g r i c u l t u r a l c o n f e r e n c e d e a li n g w i t h problem.*:e ash f f e c t“i n g “ r J** <-w. by Carrier. p«*r f: ^ w I jr ^ B ^ iilu n fxou. f a r m e r s a n d g r o w e r s , y e s , a n d all t h e p e o p le o f F l o r i d a . ’ I t is to t h i s c o n f e r e n c e t h a t T h o H e r a ld tle s ir e a t o - c a l l lJ!,.0T^fc!,•'\A,, obituary MTOII of thnQkii, rnifdlutluim p a r t i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n . A s e t o f tp ic s tio in h a s been p re p a re d ^ **f enter,nlnincnis when* ’I 111 l>o clmr*i-il l o r c o n s i d e r a t i o n , a n d fr o m t h e o p in io n s a n d d is c u s s i o n s ■redviirileUuf ra,«« b r o u g h t o u t a t I h e m e e t i n g , p la n s for .so lv in g some o f t h e . ASWICIATUU l'IIH«K i, r 9 l d c m s .t h e y s u g g e s t w ill b e wet in m o tio n . Hated lYtsa Is ei.-iu**T h u J l c r a l d h o p e s t h a t a c r e d i t a b le r e p r e s e n t a t i o n fr o m ed to thfc ■— * - - ■ of nil S e m in o le c o u n t y w ill b e o n h a n d a t t h a t f i r s t d a y ’s c o n f e r n ic o , a n d . b e . r e a d y to g iv e s o m e e o r n m o n s e n s e a n s w e r s to m a n y o f th e s e in q u irie s . T h e f if te e n q u e s tio n s a s p re p a re d ►AY. NOV 21) i <12a ‘ by/ , ° r o m m i t t e o c e r t a i n l y o f f e r u n o p p o r t u n i t y f o r i n t e r ­ -■ ‘ ’______^ | e a t i n g d i s c u s s io n . T h e y a r e a s fo llo w s : & ■*»*»»> ^ A I .» flA TCO BH , 1. W haL r e g io n a l a n d s t a t e w i d e a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o b ­ rd*#rfr*di TW^ft* rewte Id J y fr '+ r •f It. r M trrr r a ta l . •*•» « t nfctf* - W«r, w.v ^ te « n U rotrfi, *«? fcnllilln* „rn. le m s a r e d e p e n d e n t u p o n l e g i s l a t i v e a c ti o n f o r t h e i r s o lu tio n ? .. 2. d. le m s th e ir W h a t .s p e c if ic le g i s l a t i v e a c ti o n is s u g g e s t e d ? W h u t s t a t e w i d e a n d r e g io n a l a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o b ­ a r e d e p e n d e n t u p o n lo cal o r g a n i z a t i o n s f o r s o lu tio n s ? * ‘ 5. W h at agricultural organizations, if any. engftged in promotional or educational e .n F a v o r ; could profitably co-orilinat*.* their program s? " i . ....... - * • r n i Z ± l»rofrimi*a l 0n nr fl4ly hfnuciflrn6 r n i.L T I t B VERSK FOR TODAY 7 n T A ^ ^ *?riL H A L M S - " A Dod, ittto Tliv n>nt in.” ‘ thou, nna tho ark of thv «H, lot thy tirlcui.y, n f»,.;i * clotlu-rl with Hiilvalii.o, an.l UwiIntN rejoice in goodm-v; oh. 0 : 1 1 . • , }p * . , | AX®H‘ May n|| tij,. ,.n)|H ,,f >fth roHiemlior ami turn unto _______ M ' THANKHoiVIN<; W h a t a r e t h e p r e r e q u i s i t e s b e f o r e ra w n g r ic u l t u r a l I.'iim Is s h r.u H Im* >[cI lo s c t l l r r s '! 10. W h at are the development, d ’ inoirdralio'i and ethical standards In which colonization project ; should adhere*? . .1*- W h a t, i f a n y t h i n g , c a n b e d o n e to c r e a t e ine n n i s e d . c o n s u m e r d e m a n d f o r F lo r id a a g r i c u l l t i r a l ’r ^t*° thut with lav- r/fh hnml * rr.dcwt Bpreu,! plenty o'er thin ^ s miling Imtdi I f f * Tfa* f°r tho harvests r-v which wo reap; Hurrah/? New Chauffeur • . . 0 • ■•* % ' j. . •.itr •• Id. W hat lines o f possible agricultural develop, mcnl arc now neglected and what should be done p, stimulate them? • Id. What are the state’s outstanding market ini' problems and difficulties? niiU G srl C IG A R S ^H IN K S —dj ujhi .. ...... nuK^ nkg McReynolds: Curb Service—Tin gJl ServM « =1 j )’lasiilighu and' Iblttflics, etc im,| , ulurs on the Erse |’ho» life 1s to sit n n d. c i . . r n ; r ; s „ N Vm i " S f f l J a o rg lf poach true und f t s g i x l a s ‘ th'^Vole^of tho^Sn1 i^JMrf'roB M S araso ta aheol. vlour o f mankind.” * i S p rin * 'L en d e r. It is a This sounds plausible, but is nil rp.: I f you don’t wsnken. wrong unless democracy Is all yr T?*)1 w S ara so ta Times, « ,«h*ftrine ob thut i^ u ff la good, Willie, we preached by Curlyle is the basin iu don t ti'o r weaken. of tho Bystem of compulalon In hy which one, group irernor B randon is guilty jto n o f tflo fodornl-pmhihl- ImpMts Its titorul and ethleal ■Jtananrils unon all other groups, W' bm p Alabam a f / A •IHtV* hiHiM-clennlng. [ 5 ar^ « SV » faulr wl» fa the mntho h d d i.uch high of^lc^ «<?r* It a Rows of nu nornial proIk tr u s t’and nrt sw orn to pn grc’Sfllon jn goodness, but; oeeka to compel goodness by I« w 7 when *^ S*kt •.can’t l i f e 1 1 1 .'I Sanford Ave. 5 r . « , * ui. «!'■ BY U ' l . r .M. CASSIDY ! ' f tl'e Aiiditonam i!;;„""rli,'lpott' '■ *...... ... drop in at the wcrlmho.i for ex tra work o„ special jobs „t any leisure penod. .Miss l;„ssell s-.j.l' p | “ 1 Will be ........ presented at Notice to Taxpayers i„- invhed « „ d i , o „ i v . tmaal withm.t reievil t Sy,up uLh-v ,stow «w»t«l foro gone, , W ITH BELIE F in aid religion m Progress ard th VfO ■till should have the Ser­ good in halted. mon on-iHie MoAmt, the teachings Democracy rests upon the thonrv of a fair field and no favors for o f Confucfaus, the aoleinn Aleditation* p t ' Mqrcus Aurelius, and the th T r nu 11 l*lu,,t 'nuinluln brave 'plilfoMphy of Epitectu# the fadb that In such a contest the Thev supply enough religion f,,r anybody, you; might any. )/krng religion, profit­ ablp. * -T_ 5 manage it, |Hirmane ^T‘ P on Ihe manses, m iracles, nnd a hell fejyl.l, no fear, W W I' l l M . ’II la * *N»t’s the rulo i & J i s B w r a & r r . £™ &S.U uUirnal ,y W r R 0, ■, M om lly 'neighbor so mucb-*-ganociully ak it will give the nolgnbor a clmnrc later on to plead U>U$jb ' 7t!i h£\jVa S O C IE T Y E D IT O R l,- ORIENT.VL A R T E X H IB IT A T W O M A N ’S ___ CLIHt I S TREM END O US SUCCESS |fortunnte enough to have vlewod thui wealth „ f beauty nnd nrt. Sev­ eral htia.lri’d persons called be­ tween I ami to o’clock. r * ^ isHs«±t -, J m- * vv« R ESm EN C E' TELEPHONE: Ir U lL ‘ ! Banks To ClSi IL m t .^ N u m o L ? ^ !S Ib ^ Min,’r “n‘‘ i choice hits ,.r ... ■__ _ .I* lh,’ir •>««»* ” ... etiinroiiieries nnd j Atlanta. CJn.. Wednesday after B e R in n in ir D e c e m b e r 11 H ie t h r e e b a n k a in S a a f l silks were shown tty uepurtment j visit here nu the glirsts of w ill c lo s e u t . ' Mrs. Minor’s mother, Mrs. T. E. ■ 12 P. M. Each Saturday ! mo artistic decorations were in King at her home on Union Arechnrgo nf Mr .. Francis E. Boll, I "He. First National Bank V who was assisted hy Mrs. R. II. Sanford Bank and P ^ - W b M L w o r t h ' ; j ™ ! - s x r U m m S ' , •* * r vf r h ">" * " j • * * « B**rg nnd Mrs._J*>ed. T. Wilson, Additional Society . following tho wed- ,Matron, Glonn E. McKay, of- were arranged in tl t ° nR „nH t r 'M 0rient- Choico the stage represented a Chneu* _. . . . , Mrs. ,. — -..... —f*®Fi of-[were • Seminole County Bank ; it l tor whlch e formal iThese wen. ,l-.i: i ? bn"?uet hall. «"tiqur>. and novelOn Page Three which ^ the forma) Introduction IntroductioniThese , ,............. * ' embroideries ..... ..... . »*•« novoi- home with many brillinntly-coT o f *tho Gf-and Matron took place, nnd Ian,. .... ^ whit' ’ eb'ths ties, were arranged in the center oreil screens, parasols, teak wood »* ” and l„2 ' W ’ Whit,> tl0aWCr° nrr,,n^ ‘1 *'» the c y>* ° f ,n,r,>1” bon- 1 o f, ‘ he room and will offered for stands, quaint tea sets nnd China, Following wns the introduction of gam-ill,, ' |Saturday |Story Hour nt 10 a • number o f visiting grand o ffi­ center U t u " “ ' [ " T ' 1, tlmvn tho m ° by V'° Vi,ri” ‘» Nub members, |«s well as baskets <*f chrysanthe­ la n m in ii A*r" ’ William Moore Scott had mums ami cherry blossoms. A de­ Municipnl Library, cers, Including Mrs. Angle Mank ween \ den nuptials nt tho o f Miami, Associate Grand Matron vellovv 7 muk0lM m , i wi,h ^ V ^ t f'r uh'' limn8’ » n‘l *ho ex- lightful feature ef the nfternoon Pfafaed the various handsome wns the tableau by the Oriental Currh nt 5:.'10 o’clock. o f tho Grand Chnpler. Mr. Grnng tm iiir chrysanthemums, and ternating down the length of th pieces, which im ltided tunny intric­ children in native cnutumea. r 4°t.f ^ cLnnd* PaHt Grand Patron'tables were ervstul ,*., n , ately eiubroi<li'ic,| luncheon cloths During the afternoon a number I Monday °f*the Grand Chapter; Mrs. Grnng.»holding vari-. olor,! , i ‘ -me of excepti..„al beauty being the of t liitn’ 4.- .elections were played] ( irclu will I Mallory •• ...... .... |e«\ PnstG m nd rhaplqjn o f th e' (able beming -i diff,.,. ,.'n '7 **''* ’ famous M i..... weiMing proces-i *’ >' Mis. R It I teas, and Mrs.’ J. " f eight pieces ( Benson gave a group of weird I '.‘I f.Imwed \\ a, bang ,t work while 1 r , l'»tt ......... ' 11 ,s f«**| th,. t•i|y pates j l iHJ.’ VD .Jam* T»*jivtho i l r e ^ ^1 '•ane ami *l< * r ibsign:*, us well, 'd ill .1 I Inn. ,. robe, an im i- i j mn pattern nm-k ’lone on real K o -l , “ ' " ’" "• ■' Lipanese tight dope '! 7. , , «uss warton Aleade, past Matron of ki t fillet! u-itb ....it, ... i . • ^ '«■ •■'nu il-.tii of .lull ..range, Chil- walker am) a lv gave „ number of 1 -Iren’, 1 li.vi.ies w ,„. worked in a Ghinese il.m. . r it iS ' h", 5 ! ~ ? r « Mt.mt V..,„L ' i , 1! ; ; „ vt, ■ ■■ ' | i^ - f ” number of white linen bags. These ---Rcfre'linunU or hot lea und ■ Itft the home of Mrta » ‘ ""tractive nnd mils nnd mints. Favors „ f |SII-K nitllMjul t It m i ; lain from the I ( hino’.e wafers were served ’ 5 In laurel avenue. | "tcrest.ng nddrew was made b f flowers o it e n ’d with KiH fll(,. k tiross-Stit.il Ib-.t-,. ill Wuchang, i throughout Ha* afternoon by a ' B The displav 1 antiques was In bevy of lovely Japanese women,-■ the U n i t e------, d , .a”V...... d M" llun. af were given the guests. Tin* pla, incr ■ml ami u*'* Mrs. vCraig, . . the_ U nited1, . 't e r which ifiiu tl.. * *• Mrs. D. L. Thrusher ter whkh 'V,,H the ini*‘ M l°n o f five cauls and other details were sug charge of Mr-. A It. .Stone uiul "earing G.-iyntitiil mientall eos- . nmlsan. Jack. Wood. !"f™ bers into tht‘ chapter Those gust ive of Thanksgiving. * rs- iinrlc.-i I biiili-r, AmonKj *Uhu#K< Li then hair wero pretty ■ r»ml»<m........ . . .... , initoiteil vi*ori** **n 1> i f :. w 1 ''' niiuiv *reasures was a Peking Dowels ami novelties. Mrs. It. (}. IS to Eustis Thursday 11, ,atcd wt‘r‘‘ : p M. King, The following (linnet Writ tile day as the; rM- FI Isworth Harper. ...... Mrn. served. ‘ , 1 •** er n| white ny-tals; another Davey wa- .isiisted in pouring tea ■ *' 1 — . ------' ' ' Thrasher’s niother I Beeves, of Orlando, Mrs. Brown of I 1 'v,uU' " > b'b with roundals by Mrs. E. I*. Ball and Mrs. K, S. ■ Fruit Cocktail An Asftdrtment o f . Oviedo and L. N. Stephenson. ferr.ri " f nna thys* 4 bdween each bend, i Dot ton. Tliase serving were: Mr.i. I* Lon-t turkey with nyMer ,lr, ^ Following the address of the .Bbn k pealN fri.ni Peking as well Frances Uni,., Mis. Fliiyd Palmer! " scalloped oyster-. ! as I lie Hated van.’D tV were also1-'D r. It. It. Berg. Mrs. A. R. Platt, ■ Grand Matron, n beautiful floral creamed potatoes. !. Potter ceremony for the new member* ci.i\.. exhibited. In t|Us collection ‘'D>. W. E. Stone. Mrs. Henry 1 * Hot rolls; ( Taaberrv -mae |w,ie sp.,„as „ f '.and-lmnimercd Meniek, Mrs. S I*. Doolittle nnd Ins Members wnit held. This was followed hy u Celery pl'-kb*- , bamboo devigas. representing the Miss Yirginiti I’a liner Club |**»cci« l fl« r« l ceremony for thCoaibuiation salad . „hi,m „ n.M. < e priests. \ Muuint asGrand Matron. Mrs. I III' refreshment (able was laid . ^ .. (He ..lerin E. Mc- I'uinpkin pie topped will, whipped j sortiiioiit Mostly Small Sizes I •”<’.ii*ient ot 01 jewelry, icwelrv. including I with » handsana* Mosair and Hal ! Kny, worthy matron o f the Sem­ Iniiiio of Mrs. (Tujim j « arved pieces of ivory, pendants I '«'• <» t work cloth ami was center- | I’otter in Rose Court inole Chapter in Royal purple Detni Tasse Mints. and and ear-ring* cur-riiiL's of o f Cbinese'proclous ( •"...— nrmdnnJ <-d w ith a silver basket o f dw arf robes, wus the crystal gazer, rend­ nf an exceptionally ing u wonderful future for the w ile ’' f'"vn h" m " ' * \ attention, chrysanthemums. Al each side-5 Wednesday morning One w n, . Mrs. George Elliott, social! Mrs. IL |>. Colcmk's table of wen* silver cniidlehrno holding.! fett-rUinc-l at liridgi* guest of honor. chairman, Mrs. Otto Selllilchl, brasses, satnibs, neckwear and silk lighted tapers. As rhe prohpesied, a group of the guests being chairman; M i«. L. A. Brumlcy. scarfs were nls., greatly admired. Mrs. Brown was assisted ia cx-|5 the Vina,g Matrons young women wearing wide cir­ Mrs Walter Ri.lith, Mrs. R. R. j The Nan K,. Mum print a w ere’rep- plaining the various trunk's h.v.B cular capes and robes of blue, yel­ klge Club. Koulh, Mrs. It. L. Christcnherry, |iiv*’»s «>f French, Japanese and Itnl- Mrs. Maude E. Clark. The w u il!" low, white, green and' red, entered Mostly Small Sizes— Four Days for Mrs. R. I,. Crenshaw, Mrs. J. B • »»n prints rcpr..d,ice<l in the old panels were in charge og Mrs. W il-i■ rarrying large bouquets to match Crawford, Miss tiara Warren Kn*-! weaves of tapestriis. Ham Mmi id Scott nssirtrd by Mrs. !■ " '“ i f , « w teth,. Mr,. J. M. MrtlU'ilumi: The department * liairuinn, Mrs. f ’t.vdo Derby ami Mrs. Maude ,5 ef large yellow chry- sented to tho Grand Matron. Those1Pat Sandy and Mrs. Ward. Anne Van Nesse Brown, wenrlng Clark. aml leras were nra l.tmonn and otlmr accessories This is the third art exhibit I " pleasing effect in tho owned ami worn l\ her mother, shown by the Woman's Club, nndj* - the card tables hud Mr, and Mrs. Spurting! Guild Will Meet win.’ was a missionary to Japan at was declared a decided success in 2 Ifor play. After the Entertain •he time Mrs. Brown wjih born, every way by all those who were ■ at Dinnon With Mrs. Minarik Ires were counted and graciously explained her display of kiri’ii pottery flower I curved ivory t’hinrse idols, sir ing,. Mr and Mr<. J. E. Spurting enDie weekly meeting of (Im St. looking Jap,•in m raliag cards ex Iwanlri! Mrs. Eugene Urtuinml at n family dimin’ on I? Hawkin' Mostly Tan— A Few Blacks”for Agnes Guild will be bold Man- <l">*de creen wall liangines of IrV, a 1I1 b. nms four- Thursday*/ at their * - home ‘‘The day afternoon at 9:110 o’clock at - K" ld nnd l,lu,'k. unique picture alfin wa . l i ved. Tin* Oaks” on Mcllonville. ”( m- . « . m i .. „ j » C«,vcr« were laid for Mr nn,| . I - w lutcif lam bean table Mrs. 1 T Stringer and tw.. ,t it ^»n-Italian cut wi*rk 1 1 i!:;pe- !(s ' p!'.; " o liv nt. " t ; . 1 pedestal. I (entered with n nil- -Iren ,.! Co.■**,». .Mr. and Mr R. T. aniimmced. j There is only one other like it an, ill , T h,'rt‘ s onlY ono way to stop ■ i All iiltot'.el t*'*’ a to jellow riirysanitm f *t\vaii id Del.artd. .Mrs. t,e..ige !■; " . ' ' I ' " “ '.Dtiii Is Wiled I.V the Hotel Ton , j-'oila. Stop the cause o f boils! ' ! ’ That's common sense— Isn’t it? All '■ ng Un tt'.u i s i.f , he Wells and three children „( Nan their I litl.-bc, a, t teb-s i l ’ HrjKht. Boils thrive Ita u s a tie* quain i! tie vases ford, Maine. Harold Pott..,- Dan ■and g if's fur the ba Gini" tl tb' ieukjm These Prices Are for Four Day s and to Clean up Odds and E n d s m. C l .V , , ' 'M'bi.vcd hy blood geta s„ weak in healthy, red meet htg forth Of Orlnmln, Miss Florence arf * 1 i:ow I’bi ’. sun , -M,s’ Alt'’*'- Gyrd wh-le Mrs. Ray .’ells thut it enn’t throw off the im* <w ' ■■ ’ .’rwfl Miss I’h* lina Spurling, f ’ 1 ill'1 neaiingn purling. the momi K*'\ bad an mid slatimit*’ PuHties that get Into the isidy. .Mr. an.l Mr-. M n'lin MeDat JWmii .1I. w11 1 ,1 1 y Jr , j ‘ ' Dr-* °ln Sp-irling and Mr. an I ere t ., ,1 wRh got*) ’ Afim.i. win It ri pi * .'ruled ., ‘ There’ni not enough rich, red blond and Ntitall n,»„ of i» „ „ ,M.q life. Alrr. J. J). j Mrs. J. E. Spurling. SoF I the handles. ' ""-UitMit, \a-,ih. r **f A'l”. K e v ' s the system, spending Ti*,.itkririvij*g b-T. v. gJ-J.:. Af’ i ih Jr.. . » « ! « wn. „ 1 laid At r.4. Hen The Windows I k . Al,., Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. I. T Stringer and! relaii) im T h o W in d o w ^ Iu oak’re,I c*»in?h cover A lovely builds red-blood-celIs -builds them ■rs. W W Putter. luu children nf f ’tjriin foiotit I •by th» millions 1 Uoiln dry upj T hnnkspivlnir hen an tin* gue?its • I R. s - S* ‘a tho thing. Impuritfen Mrs. Stringer’s parents, Mr. nndi that causo Doits and other skin I Jlrs.r.A. B yrd ! of Mrs. J. E. Spurling. eruptions enn’t stand up against . tho rich, healthy red Mood that ’ Friends A t; , S. S. S. builds. That’s all tlicro is ! " (M il Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlcs Grccnc tfvini*- Dinner of Tampa spent Thursday in San­ |to it. Stopi I k>I!s with S. S. S. It’s thn i m ford as tho guests of Mr. and l A'ay- Got it at any druggist. Tho S Clyde Byrd entorMrs. Clyde Byrd nt their home in i ^rffer bottle ia more economical. 3 Wightfully Thursday r\>rt Mellon. •niksgiving dinner at Trust We have a lot of odds and ends in Ladies’ Slippers that we have placed on sale racks. They are most - - 2 small sizes. J B LA C K S A T IN - B L A C K K II) B L O N D S IP P E R S ; ^ I’ >*>•>•.a.s last lines: "Am i he came of M" It a good family, too!" Gur yin pat hy goes out today to the hiiy who played hnokcv from Hcho.il .,a|y tll fi,u| „ ut Inter it was Satin *I,i \. Ellen Hoy, „ City Tax Collector,] IKBI •I O N E S T R A P S L IP P E R S * * ,C;'*l“n“" *»»• £ ' $1.95ANU$2.85 • How to stop .. t Every clement cl been taken out oi Stucco. You can be t your exterior vvaJbwilil solutely uniform in > no BtrcaVs — beautiful dj turc. Oriental f'tuccoi itself readily to any i tcctural pciioJ. BOILS!] ;.- i f : ORIENT/ STUCCfl For .Salt* lit CHASE & CO. lleliablc Building Supplies *.?<££, S3S; I That’s going some— but skinny I" n * "«-"» ienburgi, „ r Forniosri, ' I™ Aluiy \inrie Byrd ^ C ly il, . Byrd.' Mrs. L e ffle r Fs at Lovely •*!*, A subscription to The Sarifo Herald will prove an excella g ift to some friend or relative It will not only:be a daily renuii er as & g if t from you, but^Pfl ent that everyone appreciat«ft| ** . • • f D a ll y i n A d v a x ic a O ne Y ear •ffi - , * AND$4.85 • ■^ Elizabeth Garrett, Miss ■Ifatty Houston, William IJnton ®.?d Rouben Mason are in Jack­ sonville for tho football game. They will be accompanied back by Miss Lois P vith o f Qiiitmnn, Ga., .............. . Elizabeth Gurrett fo r a short time. T Miss ,. Andrew Carraway is at borne from 'tho University of Florida to ■pend tha holiday! with his moth•r. ' . .' . , - M r. atld 'M ra, T. E. G atchdl and fam ily , M r^itnd ^ r s , S. J. Stow art and fa m ily a re In Kisalmmoc for th e day. -’ v " • ' t Bert Ikn'rt \|litn *'‘ oor* of - Mrs. B. E. Haley and daughter, I M Mrs. Oliver W, n Z * ' MU. Lila HjueJ, cam’s . tfiip morning, from Lafceland to spcnd somo tlmo with ia ft?0* 0’ Sl»n Murthe, formar’s , kiotcrs, Mrs. D. B. Uabbltt a*id Mr*. ,t^- fl.;Ttiornton. % 5 «S S l3 i 4 D tS p iijA Y W IN D O W .’ A wotMIgh^CDand attractive dips.' pipy window catches the eye. JfMan,"ver®ary of Iu, rcl1* h la tha in^px of the etnre ivintr Dirtnprlw ho wUI v,Bit M,'", E ____ _ X J in n C l many Thanksgiving. . . t<H,»y one of tho P 1** lJ"*t given, by t A Loffler at ■agnolia Avohuo. ,n h«nor o f the It c re a te * a oheerful, reepon tlve mental attltuda.and good-will and it tha allant salesm an that gdapta , ycur com m o d ltiee pdvantageouaiy to tha c u fle m e r'a n eedf. 1 V* ’ ,Y8 . display window to momlnata. . . ir___ _________ and s to rf with • flood of ligh t ■ FLORIDA POWER fit LIGHT C o m p a n y , ! when they take McCoy’s Cod Liver “ Oil Compound Tablets. As chock full of vitntnine as the* nasty, fish-tasting cod liver oil It•elf, but these suggr-eontod, tasteI ( nh tablet:, are as easy to take as candy, nnd won’t upset the .*Uom-j nth. •, Quo woman gained ten pounds m in twenty-two days. <10 tut,lets, ■ (10 rents. Ask Union Phannucy or •hy druggist for McCoy’s Cod Liv[ ar Oil Compound Tnblsts und if ybu don’t gain at least 5 pounds: \n 30 days your druggist is .author­ Ized to hand you bhek tha money you paid for them. * ^ f a - o i l McCoy’s, the original and genuine. . , __Adv. * m jc i’V For Friday and Saturday ^. I men, women and children just can’t (■ 1 help putting on good, healthy flesh -3 T avo p ie c e f la n p c la a n d c r e p e n a tin a . $ 1 5 .5 0 v a l u a L i / P C o lo rs, n a v y , t a n a n d b ro w n . ■ iva $12.50 Amusements 1"Ml ■' ^IPI ' I III s ■,1..... *I x' . ». • . », . I c:. -- A 'V rt ‘ . ; • • :."■ . BS mm*;- i' ■•w -"V.-T’* *> ’ . is i f * * - NewfALLlUV . ” up to 110.80, §PA ii’.T, , -1 ;• \ • «v * l ------ M i aril" * P> a t to mst ....I Maine. wm Apj H ow She Gained 10 j I Pounds In 22 Days f Mr. arid Mrs. R. T. Cowan of were beautifully j Deisnntl spent Thanksgiving in | « Rowers and ferns. Sanford as the guests of Mr. and Lng dining table ' Mrs. J. E. Spurling. Ifrwcnt ..f fruits and | N About this were I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McKny Wer.v j'hc. guests I nnd daughter, Miss Florence Mc-I with place' ?,r‘ nnd Albert Schuler I" Tbunl.-giving deof Orlando, Mrs. Hollister „f o rUindo leave Friday morning for laid for Mr.’ pnd 1 »»iin(l , r e. 7 i .i.am‘,a ,,nd ®‘ * Petersburg wbero v"l! Mru;.fa ko Wey, Wcv ’ I*tMr' “ nd Mr*' W’ A ' Be,k 0{ ^ r t H 'lrs. S i S ; i N h i V . il,tin? Mr- n,,d Ww. fienry qn., * G; * hfakoLsor for sevcrul days. l«nry Ivrrv iVh-y „f .qnn. ’ for So° 1foft .Mellon. A sk us alwut 11An Ideal Gift For Christ !: Mens Oxfords and Lace Shoes i For a Better Stucco H< X ,li'* just found out how to mala’ in.’ial foils icr.s txian a miloath ,.f an inch thick. However, »>* ami other fundm ent: inis ti ak has been done with bnm . . ’ *but' tho ' nls. curtain aiateriuls will •« " years. *»« dyed and made into finished art­ 1 "n.iile, ,lu. j,wor dentist, lloicles, the actual lights,. - will bp lends „ hand'l,, mopth existence.” stiullod «nt^ hrrnnged |,y tho staff of workoni/the scenery will bo de­ Fuinims last lines: “ And hu didn't signed onjl painted «m the c»tnve«S, urmk a drop before tho country . ' and ap oiU^TIiey are to evolve the went d ry ." whut* Hchom® with their own minds ap'd -hands, not merely car­ i A great fire nt ‘ 8 an Luis ()bry out th j JdcaH Of their director. •Hnn. Cal., recently; ntnrted small S W tjttP ™ *’* - - '-* • * •’* sturted small toniadoos, one o fi which carried a cottage ltiu feet j be glvon . _ era during! course, which bd~rr-------gin< O c fa jliftt and extenda>k£t)ia without r“ bl^t8 al^ <^ p)n!only •‘PPt ondet P* perl when>U|t|i eagerly ] tA L»’S Must: $2.85 AN1 $3.95 City T ax Books are now o[ I fo r paym ent o f City Taxes. E count o f 2 per cent allowed , taxes paid in November andj per cent discount on taxes in December. 1 y" " •*►*,k«-«I .it the oil cans about you. *' ■' •••• ancient question in a new inrin. why does a pedestrian eras.- the road Matrons’ Lot of Block Kid Ladies’ a commercial N". Set.astinn, the phrase "aid tnlc.x"a,lid nut originate in SUitei ycotyrdKy imd will use the citing mac is m tliing that tn gmw into exist- wives Hol l vw' i x 'H o"1 ? » U '^ V u ilb ly bjemae spenti yT ho bohcfs Bold nt .$!I8 for I 1,1,1 ,,n *’ito r. Ih o ) iirV -M * 1 »*’illi •>re 11 *tlh?hn{ e ,b e-tAu' s t s*tundunlnstandards 'renre* i at * l02 boUi!: ^ ^ ‘’1 9 1-2 percent, j r” '.ndntions ..tv thorn, a l r e a d y -.... tn d ctl iq h* (bebMt vote of the Snvim VA,n*ric*n hl|rh finance *mghl not |ho stage, the simple electric wir- people trv to to climiel f' .....When good l»‘ ;»‘ Plc try ............... of- the • vote y of n,,m* ulc the 'force Judas bj; any means vvhutevar trouble brinks loose. .Resoldment .1* a- D A tG E R , Inne W CHILD W O RKSH O P T H E A T E R ...A". a Hines 4 Killing- Stat : i *. th ou ifh u i . . , . , , , : . b t s : r b r t ^ : i " .1.... ............ . the „ la’ginaaaires, t o il, bm u .r In HUgROKt I I,. I,« H | o r loukiOK rl..;t.‘ I., L . i i f | , i ? L ,1 J " " ! . » '« ■ llOCKKKI.I.KUS s in ,,f • .e jly . l l l w K( 'Ml lim n $50,000 in a small part of whut h, n f o.............. u r s c o........................... u ld p o s s ib ly b e c o m e e... x c e ssiv CNltlciltcil |.(ii, has actually done for the Jewi-d, place where noli u t t e r l y p le a s e d w ith i t s e l f „ s ii K I •••- i*r\ m niii OM l J I ................... * . 1.. .1 .I.. t.. 1 A ■ . > . t r lj pltnsirl with itscll ns tl IS. |*, S anI I ford becoming J«R»ly i,»U*rest«i th,’ her (if the organ,/.,tom Mill Iu,vo loo p r o s p e r o u s f o r i t s o w n g o o d ? ' i f f l tnjinvva Qigur Fifty.Two t $ 2 g !? " ................ , ........ *P|H»rtunit.v ... ib-velop his awn In the 1Iniv Lund* and all ' ’‘’'vu,s 4 ,,<Jer ""''v alm d guidance, i<;To Smukt) On Suvcnty• ■» **over *i GOOD A N D BAD V O T E S ............................. ;h B fbhduy," Headline in the world Mr. Rockfellvr's fmimla and at the anna* time b .iia to live __ _________ i __ __M IAM I jlK H A fJ i 1Lion has scientifically fought mnl- am| work with a group and blond r T rib u n e.^ Is the Tribune ode»t to sa>’ th a t the cigar ’ n disease that ................. .. u iiik Imay IIII.V Ihave l i r V l * , , ,his rr llli energies with those of other H ii< tlu* thoory of (IniiiUTucv t H*$i i ■t • ** * • * M) pf those;,made in Tumpu? played an important purt in Jew- Jworkers to bring into existence .i .’v..,y«„o h „ , an inhare.,1 r |„ ht . J ^ k r T J W ’ b J ’W ' l T ' r t ' ish history. Malaria, according to I unit of prodiu-lRm win n desirnhlu .-'.a ’ omlitions which urn sevenfold ipa't police' chief is the tur- •be fiunrlilsi- who has attained , conslderatde attack s novva- certain technical qualifications, r,*-;w,,,s" U,MM which It seeks to Rome . . . . - orH* .. , l»enu th a t i t ’s a m ighty ruganllecs of their will In the nmt ; t. ----- -— ! Make Own Ihontro - j n o f too y ear th a t some C«rlyle, „ good m any „ I >1? the vote of Judas is YOKOHAM A SOLD $ltf,7IO,The children are to make the k f t f k b d of th e South Flori- protested ugnlnat the'sa^oty^f ^hU v" lw oI t,,e Saviour it jH s„ me~ ipolU l»j|*t on tho carpet. theory in suying ■ % n„ I o a " ,aukind the vote of Judas will 000 worth o f bonds in. the United I bent re themselves. SKirtS.T’JJ One o f the most ImprosHivo as taking pat, well -ns meetings oi o f tno;Horothv the Doridhv Ri,,i * i ,,i »»» tfiis Wfli* --— - a-beautiful — N/VMItVAI PL“•■*•*. iiivi if...’,lings ■ ___ • ‘ ' '•* ,, Allic’ ^m ln olo Chapter Number Two of, Mr*, p i. , Mh* A,,i' 3. Friday-Saturday-M onday-Tuesday Nov. 26-27-29-30 si If made production. "'i'he Workshop 'Im u lre i„ not You’d never think this country a school in the cine .q- having hail only <t\ years’ supply „f „j| • rganized eliis- \m .i I,, t.-n it is „ to L O C A L E A S T E R N STARS- !’’V i r o n ' IIV W E D N E S D A Y EVEN ING Ho n o r OF GRAND M ATRO N O F X T a t f FKED w»rth?j.rra. * a ? . * " * ­ Sanfwr‘i & (Jwwj-t In Kdiiw^U ,:’r 7 i r ^ r ; l;,ls- -r!;;:? .... ....... ... .... .. football tntbuMiuhiK won't Ifo to JiLksonville to see football game today. We jFco it right here in niir „wn m H ,r-onUrent Wednesday aft„ -------•; ernnon when in. ntla.rR of tho LiterImfet Mrs. ,|ut,,r° Department with their chaira r-lcrn ig Wn, lllq„ ...... ; L i e on Celory A v e -; u,ni ?r . Wednesday w ®dne8dfly evening, nr1^ * ranged In honor o f Mrs. Alvina wit h a C m l Grand a ' . °Mat: u r, 0f Mrs- Alvina handsome Mad"r? r S ? ? -el. Wi’ h a“i ^ * } t Y Ann(' Vnn N « « Brown, “**. . ... . Craig, presented at the woman's club n S t 5 B i 3 f e UoB 0f the gif, fmm vlmptol ..... ' rind G* fi'ox W*H ®n-‘ S hapter o f Florida. ••isplny of exquisite Oriental Arts. lumbers of, the SpinAt ronr|«'i” » of the various hespneion spacious slul, auditorium doTho regular business meeting,'cerenim.;,.«..... ot the various *1n« *ice nt our founUfaJ^ m i .,- ’ -O- .. ‘ WMF Yo uvvill rcct.iTe , able *m.»ti|||ie.*, leaking ,v1 1,1 [’'"'""•"W* l-mv 4»4» |* r t:. . . dov. ti*,o| .- "|" ! "•,•'« ,"*--,,r | hat he c a n a l M&ft i* | ' ,:r h.a* *-h^ i rtThcrs In 'h«M*‘h ’ l->. *Rn.-. *• : II "■ ’1 "»t'» an mdc ' l l ,' ? . : ' ' 1, ' ,l;,:,,' h r and quite o b lil.ra* • am bition ■; j,, ndent •‘-" 0 1." “'h li m i IfjRhopo t here’It he Mono lin k in ' ; * ,ht‘ n « Il< ?>}■'■ H.al docs .... indie e ns to s •.•)< |, in | ; Indio and *!age o ffer Ihe girl ... Chrhdmnn dinner. I’or five years he was dram | 11 •lilies and inistort nil". W e are w illing to lake I lie risk. ' hit ir mall ’in uppcl l iitiil ’, n i l : \ u .r i - : •f c .• i iii:*e s, al“ | .'lie d u e d o r nf Ih.* Raleigh High ; f, <’ I |l I): Ml and *** ’ ,a:f inle i".i.,ib ’te iivv.irene » arc thankful that this e , " V W ; ltli" ,i: I,,a ! ,,I,,,IV « l'«> "M Who has it in him " ho’d. v In re be vvmi her lau rel’ l hem I m* I «• |* • SibiliiJ. X ami ,*, , ford, the real City Sid.-Kinti ,| ’’ 1 xv.. 11.. ;,|||. h i i m n r / c i l l|l( ■ O’.-I )i.|i,iii I,Oil ill ' It’ll i.itpubi,..: <"iiloi table and ea ,y doni" nothing- mm h o, a n .t h im ' T|.. • n ! t't.i tfiiic a • an iatimi in •, sec­ M you think of ih- man i on in' man w ho (|o< 11 ’" "1 " •*’ 1 M i l ............... . (• .t in, WIm It li.n b.ni* t(. ra n i (ij.; nv,n way r.uv!. " v ‘ • b**d ia Nui 1 h t arnlina id gotn itoro when he h. u .ki’d In i ... i . . , 1 ' ‘ tin : w * *’ iiii'* b’ I' l'p t I i ’HMi’ lv e f. an overduo bill? d tielo p s Ins talents. I ' xiiig a dcfm ile program f n r 'r ,.........■ .. a i"l n I'H’Iw ami Wcu’i's geoii!.' “ J '; m l" cveiilmd death. viol lit■:i. .cal vvol. laid out. 'I’lii* or mi >* . u , *hs I lin e s in su ciel y o r in s n o r l” ,,,' ' Mlijcct l.xpliiiiicd I jook at our relnry field.! and y.m 'm e k m ,! und jinm I I k t ||,. j.. ,,,*,,v i«l,„ I w ill. .. ' P L * .‘ 1 mil wail. ij. oe 4 v this orirnniza M' Ril*--.ell Pays lliat her all M UP K jJJ >c« what m akes Sanford I'ior ' 1111,1 w ;i; i i i ogniz. ,1 by the publica «*.' •• a "n ,k ,n ,r Ami be l i v . i l , I , „ |„„r s „. , i he |i- I lu.ig ■' ' ' r t l * I rain eirl i and b,*v I f ntoat Hiihstgittiul city. '"Os oi the New \ m l; llrnmn di b e h aving urn Inn,' |„ ! lie world „ f any ^p.rial • I »d. it' I . a T r I h ’ prnfex;i,,nn| th eatre. Imt in 1 i-eitml Aim i’.i.t. ami a I S m ith’;! feat of carrying New aw d.’ ii th eir cre.itive inifuils. •• eiuriie. a, | IVofc-cior Frederick A lik e p d llir e , be ll. avvii (,f Hit: p ,..le« Kj,|. p la y in g •1 ov . !. ng • c bom,*. Tk ntnle Ib any thing; carrying aw ay her tlav.;. ami develop tin ir individuality ami H. K", II. d ireeli,.• , r tilt* C arolina iVlofiey a n d Hu* lliin q .; m o n e y b n y a * a r e | 1(11 :i•*........................ I N V Of the country is 17 othoriginality. "W e -ball make the I layi.ia! i 1 . Cnc.-ei ity ,if N orth pHro. v id e d. f. o. .r 'h —B otroit Free Presa. . e r- by prosperous kinfolks. She dabbles !-Si .1 Oil ia-r. fixed oi'ist of o ur piny ourselves,” Mix ; 1 ai’oliua. tcferrcrl all comniunicatins and dabb es at that H er t m f* ni boyul yacht timir. seat to him reg ard in g high O-Who will win, Florida or Washpresident of Stand- Ru sell aiinuiuue l. “ Fir.it, we shall h,.id m g .,niration mid direction A™* j ' « , ^ bud tho dead, then the sto ry , then m on and Lee? They mny hnvo t>f u r e a l l y w o iu le rf u l as Hhowman, paint­ to Alms Russell for answer. port. ing out the ..k'iits. a poor showing thin season the play. Plots and chnrnctei The w i director of the Jr.vl L o u r h eart's still with the He might llive said, but pro!*from the personal of A n d o ld e r m e n a n d w o m e n win* In,* in the* m id s t ,.r n n a it |. | * | , 1. , ‘ ---’ I ........... .. »experience *»|*X l I t l l l C (» tor*. •Vaulins, Incorporated, of !‘.,.,,i:A J / 2ll0Vn ; 1 ,l!u V,MI Du* stu d en ts and from th eir read Nc.v Yoil. for a year, and a s s is t­ ti,,'v r i a k'v" 1 ........................... ........ ...... iag will form the m aterial from ant tlii.’ifiii- of the Auditorium £.W* wonder if Quoen M arie’s ^ l»l:iy h 1 j Mon for visiting America m ight ■chopped up some •yean; „ g , he. |W;1,i^h ,tlul mBj,,,r il-v ut, ®u« in , I t i:i>°r ir, Asheville. Mias Russell «• jrfove to he in the lust amtlycause people thought it was worth s . 1 M' ntflttufactui-ed . 1ml,Is a ce rtificate from the New i Woman’s reason—Boston Hor- o f o ff u n n e a aR U iiw t Rood m o ru ls . T ito v d r i f t , 1 . 1 U1 J a , u a billion dollars and had grown too. Y orksliop. big. Now each of tho three of i),(. “ Sametintcs, Insvevcr," •s|||» foil- 1'm l : In ter-T heatre A rts, Incorporon t h e i r l u x u r io u a fla t-1 ,n u ta , m i» s i„ x „|* t L . x i m m a . a ' . a HHle pieces i-. worth a billion all lim ed , “ vve shall present a stun* l M,ed. in both workshop and acting coinsts. 1 Ipo straw berries are selling for o p p o r tu n itic H to <l„ a o m o lh itijr « . „ n , ,l,v *l"'i| piny o f litv ta v ami dnim uti.'' jdollars a biw in this stnto, • allies in order t i vet a pattern JlU) Tampa Tribune. Well, vve f w.,rk. Wh. ii vve Toni Sims Says a 7 " ! ' a ' " ’ " ’I1 1 1 i!‘ ',a- our origiii.il "■ want straw berries for oinkc a play, vm- lull also design | •<mt o r lU asu aU iiK iglving dinner anyw ay. ” ly * * v •»,««*ii 1_• - - — I All. I’ocl.efelle, it; pbilunthl'iOMi •'•ad make out i ” tames, scenery) An an * I in politics soimdimes Fvett towns ami imtionn can ho, ,,m,. p, K» p r o s p e r o u s ^ I'll,it m id . besides, the Jewitdi pe, id, arnl properties I.-r it. «,.( n,i m , |play:, ib’ dev il. on the E ast Coust th e n w hy u l"ibliv calamity, like a lit llttlo town by. the name of <‘f an eHi tlHjimkt great deal of gasoline eiiMlzation o f the ..t nlcnt- lim n 1 hurricane, »"tnotim es shakes up ; L;::ia It ;oing to l>e a big city uw .'svvi’don Voted wet. Perhaps the iiki*, rn n fiD ” ,U liniA H !‘ 1,a*<.t‘s ub a ‘ " m m u n i l y into ti n e w ly ! * v |,“ r<l r*’“ h*ei» now, what iu* stives fo r pr** I tie mg it. ami tin SS» K ‘lpeople dawn there Ur » r C O n t ^1011' A n d , h rin g iltR th e les so n h om e T l , „ n ' wou,'i not realize some time m*o, ally presont it ;u a completely iVs'V" t:" 1 t,int snakes killed IfOJus wult ** '«01(1 see.” “ HI O f c o u rs e d o es n ot want to • 2 l! i l l U ,.I« » - Umt the Jewish people also bav **’."*ls Pcisoiik in India lust year. ‘ I ' * ' ! ............... xlendar C 0 M i,LRTg j a . M.iry In.ri i I.Vcd. v-r, ■»••.*.. r i ; r F t BLEPHONE 148, iocial l-kl.MM M INISTER StrcHomann admits that a ncw.ipnpor opposing I lie government o f the Gormun reptihlic was purchased with gov­ ernment money. And then tho pa­ per went right on attacking the government, hill naturally without any teeth in the attack. Wise in tin* statesman who can keep his friends and buys hia ane­ mic . Bisninrek did it. IM ! k V l’.*, -. M KS, 'I’lin IOWA Btnto chairman uAya (In* M.mikx raii( jiurty ou^ht to Tirul a man nkc \V. J. Drynu, coinotliim' liar.I oi tin. Bryan laid one great ({ualily, and you could nny, :i it i: :•»«! of another, "that in:ui believes every word ho snya, Sueli :non arc .tangcrmi:’ .” 'I here is a trcmcmloua power in a'mcri'y. and. right or wrong, on! golil. >Iv. r nr prohibition, Bryan had that powir. A .'T ill K exchange sent sells " b I " 1'! M l ’:*.****idy) I". 51 lO.uuii, the highest price on " > r V ' - V rooms the record, loll i great deal I......... bml.bag Wall S t.e e :, In the.,. I. Miming times, and with ..... . ",f " «r k .d »«P the erosp i i i t h a t is ahead, every •C, ’dd** broker oaglil to earn ti.e price V ‘ \\ ,,y-‘ ,whtih 1•'! .* cut i'l a year. 12. To what extent can Florida be made ajriit turally self-contained? I'O-V' i; Ro»ucij Bth and Mapb A im r u it b u i s b a n e (CoprrlHkt 102(1, kr star Co.) by M r * ’" Thy Inw to thus *0 k l n ^ m<,n t Colors . SA N FO RD ’ love and service, let n.,< do Thv B n ?- will. 5” I"?.!.'.’ fulfill; «V W U IImU $170,000, and Too C heap \ BY THE way, 1 'n* authorities in­ making p,,o,ble for jrctiu*. therefore, we shall have vestigate ill*- onion la!, r M-gulaV u o H U? T h f r ''i" r - . H,'e explained 1 ***»ii-'. ami <• penally the important lo. In w hat manner can existing agencies best I pio’.l ion, **.!•■ unions limit Ihe mint . ........... . u„ ; 'riip ,iir.,i.., „r u,, .............. co-operate to effect a solution o f these problems? j her of union men'.'" N' il:< M* » " « * ' Theatre refuses to ,M*nnit Ihe pro--------------- ---- - ( , ------_ i I hey do, of emir.i*. If I hey did f [not, in.ions, \\,.oldn’ i l:i«1 I*.nvtI •* a -a. a.c a na ans o f discover- *J,,.t to be sponsored by a g „ ,M g OW" crea"v.; powers. , a, runs. "I, ill Prosperity Not Always a Mkssinjr U la.bcc a cbilils ‘ re.1t ivc ability. m,.rit tII,dcr,’ she ' “ , ,,f •••"•wvmg: - r f d . A . a matte- „f fact .MU* Fasy times and prosperity ;tr<- in jo y ald e while Uiev la .1 ; v ,,l,{'h; •''-■•im:., ml,TP...... .. . x« ■11 r„,|.rie.| i„ ti'l k.ii iami tianslatm g Inn.d r ml., .ta r. , . , n' iml lliey do Io d. \. lop , harm t. r . r j o . . , ” aml.'ii I. n act i t ., d. ig.iim- ami f.’ .lima 1 ' .. M" '!‘ I Bat is an opinion of .|o|„, Id a k - m w in b on.,t ,,l - fr ie n d Ul1’ f° r ° v?ry M thful 4/we to serve; and lot niu ever ary aen'in« others'; I am s serving /Hioo. ft’-sv.; *f tV -fA ^ .A ri .» » product.* I f o t each tru s t Thou givest 5 keep; .llontoa arid loved mien placed ’ .Within our care; health and strength wo have ">tn generous.Nhare; :< L ^ nn.* Theo for all lhat r^.Thou dost sand; 7. .W h a t r e s e a r c h n r n tir v e y a c t i v i t i e s s h o u ld l». u n d e r t a k e n t ^ i t h e i n t e r u a t o f F lo r i d a a g r i c u l t u r e : H. In w h a t m a n n e r s h o u ld t h e c o s t o f th e s e r e ­ s e a rc h o r s u rv e y a c tiv itie s be m e t ? • *•. r ■.’ ■ . .• RI O IN M A N S in,..I t„ kill bn b.e lb. ’ .1 .1 uni iciri vigorous, "III I " i t .ill rhlldrcll born d«* . , b n ii'"! rtiai didn't make a grenl I ■ompuT i ian* of the Imlinn.s. Si.m<* of iSf most useful in*ut, Vet , a.r'- f. i r<t;im e. would have died in infamy Imt for extraordinary scientific care. j Pope, who wrote the "Essay On | Man” ami oilier things worth ■ ! while, would have been killed h ad 1 he lived among the Indians. lb- b;i*l i<* be sewed up in a can i v«s iail.i t each day I but he Alight j ,.il up ami utile. And loreidcr liie good moral ef- 1 f ill (Inn helping ihi* unfit has up •on Ih* .-tbler Ivpcs. Whut we call j ■"hardv i largely a philanlropic i gyimm mm lor the prosperous.. i f». W hat organizations which must r< Iv upon mlticaUonn) cam paigns f o r t h e i r effectiveness and which lack a publicity department of th<ir own. could with mutual benefit, utilize I tie publicity o r­ ganization o f the State C h a m b e r o f Commerce? '" " f" r - |t!I. LORENZ, "bloodless surgeon of Vienna," says science is injur­ ing humanity hy keeping th • unfit i alive, Nature tries to \> , ,• out •ho.e ii.-t f i to perpetuate the i speems. lenee prolongs their ‘ I’ Ve ; and add unfit children to the population. , '1. W h a t type o f local organization i. suggested? glly ('ontMilaalan nf liar arm- Another Bryan W* __________ _ Buy Yuwr Enemlea. Hdcnei* No Menace V i' RV I �“r y . iU ii'N o i— •w i =**= ' l l : ' 1)1 ■m k+.1” 1'1' Court A fit r m i' n County* Case 01 I i-Vif *i— > a TALLAH ASSEE , )FIe.( N ot. 26. i S E i : ^ t i d ® L E S , Nov. 2 8.-<V H '"** ’ petition for a writ of — (>P)— Tho State 'Buprc Buprc me Court t9 on J. W. StophoM* today affirmed the judgment o f the " t o show whnt'HutborUhe offices o f town circuit court for Jackson county ^itiuTta* Mjewior was d «n W *n the case of John Porter, plaintiff r by the State Supreme Court in error, versus the state of Florireque itctl by da, on relation of Maudo Maddox, P. Banks; of Dm-field, (,ufcndant ,n crror. Tho case in. 'thjropith tho office of Attorney. .. . neral J. B. Johnson. It alleged v*>lvt'd Proceedings over the ali^t1 Btophtn* was holding office legal mtimney of n child. ^iqlatin n of the iaw requiring The court, by a memorandum de­ 'month* residence prior to elec- cision without opinion, affirmed la before assumption o f public the decree of the circuit court for Okalooaa county in the case o f Ed fr p r c W Court, although Wang, ct al, appellants versus the petition, gave the poFirst National Bank o f Florala, IjySfimterc1the right to appiy to the Alabama, appellee, in which a court. foreclosure of a mortgage on per­ sonal property was sought. u e s e T w w ir H f U Woo •l AricrtHfett y~ AtgrfQ o i Aoja V J . \<\C CA>1 tyl'A R 'f* A!A ’ o B s e n v w i o t i * ib I ; G .y.Pv:vrT icii h E C fU R S WOLi -Rgurnv/i-tV! ';- \\ O liii f'.C B l ‘ ik !rT fe R £ ^ ^ ^ W 0 P R O V /C " t y E m - jm 6 AWe 0 ‘i W i i ‘u- if p o O G A R l.fA iM H A B t'fA 'tC '.- i c.ib a flA M P V D t e r t Wo CALL Okl tAV P A U tS lH 'efc -J. A O A Iki! \ OV ■IV 1 ^O R B A P E AiW A' - ’P A*, L WHE SOUklfi UlA<a UAtfeMPERA"^, w -y.'rX tj'-> ii j ir t -t«A < < , , - _____ « StfcAUM A / LO O vf fitter Denies That iV V a n d e rb H t S e e k s T H E ^ M a r r ia g e A n n u lm e n t V ‘ _____ _ ' ' V N E W YO RK, Nov. 24.— (A1)— I f ™r ,Slra..W lUUm K. Vanderbilt, II, has Kv^bbtalncd annulment o f her mar.iff'Idtlaga, a* reported to n Now York [v. r paper in a dispatch from Romo, W— daughter, Mrs. Earl E. T. v ^ B n iir h , and father, J. Francis X. . Mrfolntye, assistant chancellor of t;V " the arch diocese o f New York have ;• f heard nothing of it. “ It is absolutely incorrect,” said Mrs. Smith when shown the dinf t ’ patch. She said her mother had t,jj? gone to Paris to buy furniture for »■ -her N tw York apartment. Father McIntyre through whose £ .office annulment would go if filed w ‘- hore, declared thnt no steps for i J] annulment hnd been taken here. “ You can officially deny this,” ho said when asked if council of ,|j the archdfocese hod taken any nctlon in tho matter. "N o such enso j hsa been presented to the arch­ il dlotfoso of Now York.” Napoleon House, in New OrJeans, to which friends o f the famouajpenaral planned to take him after affecting hi» rescue from St. Helena, Is offered for sole. Napoloon died b*fom the rescue could be accomplished*, f, t, -----T '" " ~ — '■ Lake Worth— Boundary linos of city ate extended, — ? ft# jf M R S.D PAS SAYS GAS TOOK HER BREATH m i... . f . . i T ) i 3 w , O N L Y aftkr S A F E T Y your blood -------Tho only *ur« Protection your body enn have is blood in good condition. Other things may help; *boy can’t prevent or cure. Ypu wi” " ot " ,lffer fr,,in cntnrrh, neurnlgfa, grip, colds and coughs if your blood is right. To put your blood In the best possible condil'™ - tul“ > ,)r- R'crco's Golden Medicnl Discovery— a blood tonic and invigorator that’s beep fa™ rnb,y *n™ n ^ y1 ° nr"‘ l Unt? ^ ht hcr° in t ™ " raa tesitify to its r*1f rlta- This " I iscovery o f Dr 1'inrco’i conno alcoho1' > " ^ e n t s on HELP KIDNEYS BY DRINKING MORE WATER Tb l' CATCH A IkEF* ci»n » t hm FRECKLES AND I IIS FRIENDS FRECkLBS/ r./ Excuse Us, Please VtLAT DIFFEBSA1CC DOSS IT A\AKE ? iTi? 7AAMkiSSIvJIM<3 DAV.'/ AAvJE Kidneys and bladder irritation often result from acidity, suys a noted authority. The kidneys help to filter this acid from the blood ___ ___________ _______ andr pass jt on to__________ the bladder, where it may remain to irritate and in flnmo, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an Irritation at the neck of the bladdor, obliging you to seek relief two or tffroo tlmas during, the. night. Tho sufferer 1b In constant dread; the water passes sometimes with..a scalding sensation and is very profuse; again, there is dif­ ficulty in voiding it. Bladder weakness, most Hoiks call it because they can’s control urination. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes very pain- L a w s h u c k s ! PEOPLE e a t s ’a m j c a t o Z AOPEVW UNDERS7AAA] folks / w y yjiBV \WOMT E'JEfa LOOK. IM W PAPER 70 SEE WHAT VWE’PE DOIN'•• JitL c »w «v n»< Mwa. i ofton one of t|lJ moflt h“ rt,Iy breathe. Blmplo ftilmcJlts to oV(!rcome. Be­ a*tGuiVOntA!lfft iu1*1 r ^ 7 } hh^nn taking Adlrrlkn, the igus * n a Irft la ir tmo n n and n ru l II o a f n n n i«i«i h u m " eat everything. — Mr**. E. .1. Nomas. . .. , ,, M W te, di for- from most medi"■ " r f v , " n" . CT. Bln drinking lots of soft water, ajB0 >t ai,olit f 0UT 0UncPS nf j nd . ' snlts from your pharmacist and tnkc a tablespoonful in a glass of wntcr hcroro |,reitkf ant. Continue this for two or three days. This will help neutralizo (tie aci 1*tho system so they no long* H*stA (V’t oM roj",, rn w'-'ch ns , « o u u i v v u i i s t i M t u u n t u iriiv; u i h u " ■i f . a source o f irritation to the bladnily cn> no sour, gassy slnmneh tJer and urinary orgnns, which then nervouanes”, sleeplessness head- K t norma, jn ache. Just ONE spoonful stops Jad SaUl! „ lnc3[penBive( and ,8 OAS. and relieves thnt full, bloat- mada ( tho acld o f and ■f d fccli.nB 7 thab can aat ' f t lf bowels njctve du ly, Adlcrlka brings out much additional poison which you never guessed was in your system nnd which may hnve long caused trouble. No matter what uZ u r> “Tm i e F tbe "‘‘>nuuh so fu|] thi8 fbat 1 it &>• . 1 b a‘! * aB loo k BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Bring On the Fatted Calf *~7 -.v Ay, 1oosoevt-, t'u'fcvtvr .’j <■ •i c ’jin ,< •; m € v^-. 1/ 1-ttuw a u t ■-l-r / / ,.' . > > y - - , c’pve - - ' ci-i avK / o i h i ' U , 6C S H ,t o w t v s o A LO T. btb TO C LT W S L L .a o T Y o n . HUYIM’ MY TO OMtttfL- t''N3;r STAMO 1WN6S W tT T Y R - I LJ tA YSYLY- - r 0 fm km lemon juice, combined with ILthia, «nd is used by thousands o f folks who aro 8ubj/ct to urln di80rd. er„ cauaod b add lrritat,on< Jad g a lu cauMS no bftd offecta what. evor hnve a pleasant, effer- \ & r-T s " U S', m ° m" “ nd VCBCOnt Hthia-wator drink which ‘ wilV 7 " 1 may quickly relievo your bladder Un on Pharmacy nnd other drug- ,rrltation> _ Adv gists. — Adv. ___ t i ' *’ ‘ If t i. SALESMAN $AM ibl&OMVT- i n Friends of... Trt«OLXiH So Sam Got Razzberries W\TB TFT WAlTtf?— I d u fD C tn :^ f>r(TAWSEnRT ^ H o « r CfUta! W HEfTe. Pt^E- T n ' 2vj\E^- ' niKT oOSUPi EfleftK MECK i*oR N O P oO 'l' me. Voft HOME. fr-HtO ' b y 0 -0 ToU W\TA Cp U7.7_ WHPtT 1Tb OF, p HORT 6 0 ** L ftS T F O ftH s O. CH A SE AW 6YE ! 11 All ayoot TrtAMKSAV TOO SOW DtDkfT X#0?i \X< »iOt VOU iuVUUVlki’ ttE. dOV; n ’M TO TMIMK OY YLSY k 13 VJ'IL ,OtJYe OL HOWaAL- MOW - i'll Cot-Ti V-V.K 1A V y ;..J IM i\ v i .'vJ sootiA \ 0Cv-t K ,\ tw-’-i, s o c ti* \ -1 > ................ J - O t I, r<~r- announce that he will be a candidate for re-election to s ■ the office of City Commis- I *■■4 - v sioner, December 7th. MOM’N POPi, t m-- v ■J; .'pit''.. r iif Wk J •. ■ 8 \ [ v growth gndhis past record as I v. !■t AV - . VCfTTA W «C P 'e M lN d •*; • . >>V^- a member of the City .Com ■t V J6L I, Z. OMthf-TMlHK MOM 'YkNOW THAT w w rn cM eN - t h ’ o n 4 u s e T ’K e e p P eN N ies in -.V I. * , * TH«RC -w’YOO SHOOU POT *6M IN MUCH HANOtEp v fh e p e Tw Y AR C y" QOTALL.TM'SAWee X THINK Y'OTTA FIND ANOTHER PlA^B T'KEEPtM T V .v Jr*..’f ® a ole ► IlfcV#■f * A Good Reason i*-1-•>;* - J . V !L «iav T or not B O STeO )T A •'.I " £ ;»’<r (' i. ^ ’ ^ -I 'i™. ■mm i • . •jt» m 1 an ■i t ■ . ,, ‘J ft c w » i l S ' mm U i ' , \t �|'*. ><*S*-f ttfvmwMWWIl' -r i 1? V -' m v M 5sS 1 >" * ' i h i h i m i x h JT ^ 1** r*cdVe? ■nd collector «ent Ctfly tor Ptymontp ...10c a line .... 8c * line .... 7e a Hne rites on request. uced rates are tor ire insertions. ' onls of averngo length 40— M o n ey to L o a n A '; m i u i 77— H o u se s F o r R e n t ; 89— Wanted— Real Estate j Efrtlsing Is restricted to ‘ ^ r i f n ' n d e Tbs San•Id will be responsible incorrect insertion, ■Ifcor for so,'seo»''»’ t The office should b* pBmediately in case o f I ADVERTISERS _r » I tl representative Mr familiar with rates, J classification w ill give nlete informal ion. Ami th, they will assist you ’ your want ail. to re effective. ?BTANT n o t i c e tiiers should gt^e their - jwstoffiee mldress ns »ir phone number if , results. About one , of a tliousand has a and the others can't itc with y o u , mdcea your ntrartssi ontlnflance M U ST be •non nt The Sanford Jfice or by letter. TeleItKonlinuanceB are not E fficient R e- JDEi. TRIM CO. |tk' fit. not Die uwntjr.’ oH for c'tiniater.. L a.'.l>FORD [j,c:s ''o r v ic e O f f e r e d DKIIG STORK — P ic- 1 , Drugs, Soda. W e am Ou as your phono. Cill 103 A. C ur o therw ise. REAL ESTATE W AN TED > .... ................................. .............. ......... Y O U N G L A D Y with several y e a ; experience wishes position.. Reply P. O. Box ft 1 l City. — CO. C L E A N IN G Repairing and 37— Situation tone 166 fo r prompt ting, Wanted Male. W A N T E D P O S IT IO N as meat cutter or dairyman, 25 yours exBARBER SH O P perience.. Do nnt drink, smoko or l*G nolia Avenue, gamble. W ill bit able to combarbers. Special at.intrust work Dee. L C. It. Rhodes, ladies and ehililicri. 911 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. hell'll, lie VI ree*. IrltulreH. m a l l l l ' l ’ S. ny ii| |,t " . ' .,, ■o i il- 0 doei « in 11 mill l-l ,'i> . r d i e -* ii<i itee.m s lot ,i i-r ■■tui I'M ire r a t * and G ra l.„ m T ru c k s o o l s el 'iiiiin'-; ,ini 1l u l l ! . I i 'b * or (aI oil of I lie •i o l I ’l i S | . Phone 3 l i t . I IN or I " Jill I ii I * l o i i m, I ■*' *i .'Sei 'il.e ( a! I |■, I .. ...........I. j >:i r 11• 1 w knee ll i no s sEM IN OLE HUDSON- ESSE X |are -i.* >iatl!i u n k n o w n ' " ‘ t w h om f,N— Ifitum s W ilh fiu t Rotird — — -----— — ----- ------ - Allow us the opportunity showing you this fin.' property ll ROOM FOR tent, 100 Myiilo Av- Scruggs Scoggans R ta lly Phone V’,5. I'liue. DODGE Muonic 'i’cinpli ^Vrencli' IU in 1,1 *' Kr ,v' inR community. Un-' ATTRACTIVE rooma fo ront for L A U R E L A V i.N U E r,.Ri(llsnC0 cun bn ,bought ,■ ...........own. *.■„..«•r ..*> from on < small cash payment. I/utueer BHh and 11th Street. Might consider trad­ ing for holism Box 90 care H er­ ald. 85*—Lots For Hale l \ i i i i t l l v iatlraclivo iH riU 'fiv rt i ffuiully i’ T e a .; i' (Hissing, Ilniett A> 'rm ------------ r» ir i't tthat h ill n m u ni* t a l i c Avr.. A vr propnsitioi stores or offices natf IPaik p-pjjj SA1.E__French A \ell ne lot w ill stand thorough investigation., and Commercial Mreet. W. M. | 1(>J11, Highland near Highland Par Park. $13911. $2-t. Owner ha.i other business and fori Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave cash and $25 monthly. Box 84 j quick sale will rieil stock at cost, rare Herald. for cash. Invent ary between $2,500.77 PA LM E TTO C O RNER 80 x 100, suitable for apartment house. Owner out of tho city and will s e ll' under value nnd, pn exceptionally , e.qsy terms. Bo^t 79 care Tho Heiuld. i 88— Reul Ektate fur Exchange l'l,fht3 f[T Snnf ° nl ' 0rnt°fry ,high W k out Went First ^ W A N TE D TO -B tlY — Small and inexpenaivo bungalow, located Qno within reasonable distance from tho ’ T... S & i r * um' s S 8 > '' adve'rtls&d'' S J t o " " . , ----------of BATH, HOT AMD COLD WATER, delivery. — lint Sundwicho* i the oW” 1 on<‘ m 0ft H O U S E B lfltiT ONE Y E A R AGO. business scctfpn. Must bo fa irly, priced. Box 91 care Herald. -------- _ ! m achines on the m arket with * -CORNER HIGH & M Y llTLE. 1925 Dodge Cunpc 1925 Dodge Sedan 1926 Nash Sedan 1023 Cadillac Touring 1923 Iluick Touring 19215 Ntifih Roadster 192(5 Ovuilaiul Sedan FRED W. ’BALI. IV St. 1926 Ford t.’oiij'it 1926 Oldan.obi! j Sedan Other Maked irnl Models Must Be Bold. Emy Terms aras *For its growth anu prosperity anu. ’yi.'5 splendid citizenship T i l Id For the opportunities and advantdgisr it affords for a clean home-life; 'M For the privilege of its i !. Y i schools, clubs and civic institutio YES, Oh Sanford! Wc are thi (T H M IT T for thee. •'-AM A-- -/.I D I L L I N O I t A M ” nnd im: lUnd, ter«n( ere«( 91— Legal Notices IlH N T wtf#, sis. fiosusat-« ( J L 10A 8O N h is OKOnflK W, L I N K . O K O l U i a LIN f'K . ml her and ~v A te e v ig ! kmp wl M .v ’SwS bust,and, t > ii By Crane r m w d K f u t v te o u o a ^ 6 6 f O f c rtW lb K i AiNNfvMNG i b e W Ea ?i HOW fp «e \*- Aff M4-. yiW V T ' l-l aj. V .'i l-’.? ■i *v / .. m u r . ’ -. i t «!• ;*'iM\ r "*: Jr'fj -Vdij , >v31 MI .’-'V t, ts*JS L v 3s ■ , J;| ,/V* mow Y j4 *-1 •J I .'o\ra_ hur bu«hnnd. and A. nfiN T -od --- ------^ hla- wtfrf. if living, I'ltMtnlnw any innIt jtsrMiis p i ......................... under '/oitN or IntiirestH I niid D O L L Y T i HUNT hla . MSAHON and J FltAN .... . ,f Pit Al K D. OL : BINGTON TUBBS” II s eousness; ' J O H N HUNT mid D O LLY T. SA N FO R D BUICK CO. H U N T fils w lfy , F IIA N 'K td, O L K A ! HON m i d ------------------------ ( I l i U A H O N U.od C tr Lot , - his w lls. tllJ O tlU H W. L IN K . Snnford Avtuuo r.ml Second Street uKOHOK W. UNMiC. ELIZA, F. rjgyrj ;.-TiA.- -(U tR fe N 'A R e , P O L V 4 S . N e r U S O M i] For its public spirit and civic r ig h t^ I'O I'U T 4*W : n t i \ r » , V L on tO A , IV ( I I A M ' D I t V . o i t n i ’ it n r I ' L i i l i m .Yt i o .v A. r„ HJoMGOM \ ComplulMiiftt Vs. JNM1N H U N T , lit III. r I 's fe iu tn u ts N O T lC n T O K V D W V A \ l » CMi n iit 'u v iiA .v r s i 1T i l t j S T A T U o r K l . n i l l U A . I o i— HOUSE well located, building lots, In Oindorville, >11! exchange a * and will close Hsturdiy, Novsnibsr lift31 T*,.*1*_ t* atirl’ PA fill t* FOR R EN T 5 room 2 story house Beat PankB. aAa.t Oak I easary for diaplhy and aerVlcr. outpart payment qn home. Address furnished. Apply 1015 W. Firs: >4 ThirdI Street. T e l e - 1 lit. jlu t tlg * and; Pottor,;'41B Fair.,/■ c ily ReglstrsUon Olfteer Box 50 car^ 'Baiiford Herald. |banka Ave., Winter Park, WSt A Pci iiic good town we live in; tii.rtMf M ' ••• • lOT* , I weeks, I WtTNMWH my Inni I u n i Min r e a l o f the Mlreiilt Mourl o f Ilia t t e v r m h , .liidlcbil Mlri'iilt o f the S t a le o f t' T oi! liia, in and f o r Se m in o le ( ‘ utility, oh M ills the 25111 day o f Vtetober. A. IJ. I It20. (S F .A I.) V. G, IKlMlILAP Jl. t ' l e r k nf Mm C ircuit C o u r t o f th e S e v e n th Judicial Mlrrailt o f h'lorldn. In niol f o r Sein liiole Mount)'. U.v A. M. W e e k s , D e p u ty M le r k . IieM ottes. H|teticnr Dhthtotl, S o l l e l l o l H and o f MoiiUHel fur the ( 'iimiilaliiiniiH. Met. :.y. Nov. 4-1 t - I K - 26. mi,V FOfR RENT. W H O LE U P S T A IR S S IX R ti0M S ‘, K IT C H E N A N D COWAN—AH kinds of ,history of eight yeam of e/ftejant " Sheet Metal Wtrk. loperttjon: Sma)); ^rtveitmenb Deo-. ' H * x k m i v o i .i Houses for Rent. I ,.()n land $4,000. Ito trlflers. . Address , , , G. H. Ellis, Longwood. Florida, -<DOM 1 bungalow jHO p-r ‘ V vTnonth,,' L. Bland W. F l m St. • SERY : next; t'pring. til'triqg. i’ hoim m iS LN E S S O P P O R T U N IT Y , We p R E N T : 6 room house furnlrft__ wish to placa exclusive r iles ed, Apply Barclift horn* 2 mile* •>I»lU t; C O M P A N Y Yes! noil lo ................. ,. i. I., 11,,., ii i o , I i who at ■ in 1NT. SAIE. 5-r.iom. qi"ili'Mi TW O F U R N IS H E D tie m s fo r FOR | i ,., «■ -i,t in nr e h , a i .- el mill I nn ?n:i flak Avz. |m i * m i l l ' ’ or i i i ' i i * q s lo or l o 1 ghl hop el., epaig, TI l (Juk S’ .icco P.ingal'iv,'. ibis nuul ’’it Pliono 41 ',i'.> or all of th e f o i l m i . n il■ <>' .'lb\i'nuii*. home It.o', large Ii\ injr room, (lm e.t laml.'i 't in .'.le l y i n g m el I m In I he I '.oi a t, f S e iu iii o 'e m i l S l a t e r s ' , ------- “ — , ing room; 2 Itedrnomr, hath im-huiI I U P S - M a RMONS I of Kloi'bl i. i.nil'll |i,il'. l e illa r iy do— R o o m s f o r H o iIS flte c p in R ing shower, kitchen Ims built in re.nsi i l hi'il a * r n l ' n > *• ln i ' l l : Sanford Aiitornohlle Co. All Mint part nf the MIC1 i o f Mid ---------------- ------ lures, also electric range and o()l; Afn^nolia Ave. l ’hone 137 1 S K G of Heel I........ I ow i ih 1,11> i(l furnished house- water hen ter. The price of this — — ---------------T H R E E N ICE I So iiih, Itmiue -I" Haul. l>i:,K We.si nf Min A t 111IIt ll* t'uuit L in o NASH keeping rooms, first floor. Con- home, is nmderale and terms can ^ I lta llr o.n l rl.qlit of w ay. venienees, 2 beris. 31 I E. Fifth St. I"1 arranged any way to kiiif jnir- |,i"u)s*ho world in motor car value. j It In he ll'll} i.rd i" e I Mini you fttel I'tteh sir you bn mill atq ienr b e f o r e chaser. Addresti Box 63 or Phone IBM IT ! I M o u n t s GO 1ou r said I ' l i e i i l l I 'o tir l al the I 'o u r l 713. llouau at Se .font. I lorldft, * n Min 71— A p a r t m e n t h nnd F liits a 11, d a i >f I'e . e n i h e r , A. I>. t « 3B. ---------------------- -------- ---- ------ and i l n n ami t ' e T " in.ike a n s w e r SA N FO R D BUICK CO. I.. Mu bill of enmnllllllt iixb lblte il FOR K E N T two large furnished N.i ■L o ts F u r ,*>:il USED C AR SA LE nnalnsi >mi hi the* lain so. f i l e d for rooms, convenient to bath, lirhfc:-: — --------, the riu|". M ' of qn li'i lu n the t i t l e to Ml,, ol “ >'' ,le ie,'itied 'ojo’ i'ly and and water, $25 month. 611 West i-'itjj :-'*,i,!; Lot, 6 of Lane's Ad1921 Ford Touring e s f l b l l s l l l l n ; Mil. nllllle III ,'i l d e.illlSecond Street. ditmti, facing High turn! Park mC lila Ilia in! ll la f a r t h e r ord wed Mint IhlH —------------------ — . -- — -— —('tat; s>.reel. M V 'il on terms of only 1925 Ford Touring ! o r d e r lie |>i« 1,1lr*l:*-,t in T T * S a n f f r d FOR K E N T —3 room furnished *r,o rush ami * ’ 5 ruunUdv. A i IJit s :* 1 M erabi u new Htian a im blisloo] lit Sa n for d , Seinlnoi,. i ' o i i i h j , !■ loioda. upurtmei'.t. Apply Herald Ofliee. Box HI), care Thu Herald. 1925 Ford Sedan uni'll each w'ei’ *i f o r f o u r eoiiHarult\it USENBERRY P R I N T '____________ ________________ ___ _ Printing, Engraving. — Hus'm-sM flp p o r lu n ilte w See. ns first. W e do 1117-W. R. R. Av<yiueFO R HOUSE cleanin'! and w indow ,T W O ROOMS, KiUlieim lte and Stic t. washing .-all 423 East Fourth b,,t|V M l (actively fun.mhe I S t m t red ask fo r Muck. moderate reel, 1 oung, owner. -It) ir.r !. - M i n i N, Park A w . ral G'liitractor ! list Street FO R P.P.S T Nice rooms at: uae 111 FOR S A L E — Grocery, hard war-.* ajturti. ti : ‘ s. Fi rndiilu A (it s ann Ttinn iirn n m»;nir nhd feed riiiuaniiun huslfmss, with living COWAN ( 0 , Auto quarters. Established 1(1 yea r' -Hus ne w Places for Rent I Onj slieet motnl works. |by present owner. A going itut-i* | - Mfk> \M .3 A .: 1M) W N fvinlunt*. ench ami every, whose | Clerk. • VT''7t5 . names and residences are unknown i tty A. if. *Af* , to the Cointituliinnt In the nhovo Deputy CP entitled rmnr. and to nil unknown h IL8QN. HOUifftOul parties whomsoever, claiming any .. Solicitors fo r L’omnt Inte res tsi In the land Involved In , Nor. ( - l l - l f - l j , Doe, ' —in. a this suit,. said Innd bring .. sltunte In --------- -— ■■' , o itm alli (IF I’ l'U M f’A T ltls 1tic mImil u County, and devcrlbed oat ’ ADVBttViaSl It IxtOK nuuln to appear to'th is >follows, tu-wlt: ' Court that mmimniu ml respondent!-. ... „ v .......... ., Healed Mde Wlft a mu li is o r ,mi lio n d u r o r o Issuud. dl ... d lJ Crvsnr. T.ako"'1 winter ‘ ' ilome,' 1the Hoard o f County i n l , i l to you timl th at the S h e r i f f Suiullvlsliin as per pint tlivreoi of Semlnnl* County, Via of Si'inliinli' County, Florida. him i retarded In Flat Book !. panel before 10 A. if. De m ad e i »'! in ii. (hut tno s am e r an u n t ... .IIS . . uml .118 . . of, the I’ lihil, III. lie s n v e d MWliLK li, j ..nr f n l l u r o In ...V .J .u f , r d Heinlnola J J m i n n l i County r“ r l h * ^n" * ‘ r a c U o n o f Itecurris eleet . f f h e i H ur m um lht HKetits or H ecords of of S e m i n o l e C ou n ty, ha rd s u r fa c e d r o « d W AUTO]; K.M’ SIS. INI'., n rttrp., I •<iVtnliiiit t m i : s t \ i t: , ik i'i,onu>.\ n>:ASTltlt FAIt.MS, INC. ii r(»r|ioi-allnti 7b— OITkt'.s anti Dusk R o o m M ARYAM V MM'ERY W IT ' Thankful . .‘Hi— Situation W a u le d Female " F , , w»c. live w » C HRYSLER CHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO Cl h a ve w i t h i n the S t o l e of F l o r i d a , an d It a p p e u r l n * I r o m th e a w o r n C h a r m an d t h a Oviedo-C O FFIC E FOB K E N T — In Meisch Sanford Avc. nt 10th St. Phono GD2 t»r Hum I nolo Coun ty, mi o f f l e e r or | “ ill of c o m p l a i n t hrr^ ln Ihfii y ou nn th*i BecMon t t n « , b # t w . . _ 57— Good Things to Eat Bldg Apply A. P C on n C y & _ fULitoit upon w h o m pro cess cou ld tn» cuch o f you w a y vltum i n m » ■ 10 jitn] H T o w n SI BoulH I s e rv e ll mill Mint y o u r o f f i c e r s an d '[hU'1., ( I t l f o r I m s r e M j n tho p ro p - ; K n l t Sous, Mngnoiin nnd 2nd. USED CAR E X C H A N G E erty lie i p Ilia hove describ ed. iigi<rits nr,, unknown. i (A c e r t i f i e d c h e e k f o r ■C l. O N LY HAM BERGER Bill’s in . , -----------CORNER P A R K A N D SECOND T H lO ltK F O ItF . >.'ii A S T O Il )t Is t h e r e f o r e o r d rr te l th at y ou r e n t o f t h « a m o u n t o f th a.l FIR E PAIt.MS, I n c . a ciirpeii Uloii. nnnieil , utul each o f y ou he and y ou « r » i m e n m n a n v t h e bid whleh* Q. W. W A N S L E Y . Menager Slate of Florida fo r a real hum-' 80— A — H eal E s t a t e D ir e c t o r y TO RNAD O un Hi fciutant III th e utiove and f a r o - h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r t o tha ' k H«.i MammlaaloiMIFa I bergei. Call at 318Mi Snnford A v-' giiliiK cu lieu pcniltiiH In the nhovo lilt] o f r'liiuplnltit f i l e d In I h l * cau*a i_ ar cuntad In lh a nil L IA B IL IT Y |,MrCALL &. FOX, Real estate In-; I i-t n t> j l1 e i l C ou rt a r e hert-by req uire d " t i M on d a y th e 8th d a y o f Dccumhrr. ' ' 0 , AU TO M O BILE i enui‘lo lie anil appuar before our anld a . r T m i . V h a 'V M .r ir .in T '* " n «a !....'} i vestments. Best buys are among ‘‘ ' V * , " ni,t- o ^ v DODGE B R O TH E R S *** * " r ^i>unl|r, 'I'lreuU Court at (lie I’euit llouae 111 Ihiy nf thin i'cmri. ul t h « (*uurt *M* H E A L T H & A C C ID E N T . 1 7 * '“ ---- :---------------------------I our listings phone 746. I Siilifm it. Seminole Cniiul\ Cl or Id a, In Bttnfurth Fr-mlnol* C oun ty, ufflcv. t tu— Specials ill the Stores. j on Mi, lit Ii day of I lei'eni (o'r, \ I', Clnrldu, and In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f a • \D ealers C l e r k o f tfl# 5-Of I 1'*gi". ,iml the,i and I Imi e Inal,.' .ui- ITerri'e P r o t'olifeai. » w i l l he e n te r - ' Our knowledge o f insurance is " ---S E E It. C. T I S D A L E Tor g o o d b u y s hii cr ., nd def,Old an itrU-'ii in ,ih - eil HKiilliHr ) on, nald c ' m - e tieinir I , N'ov Pee, l - l in R e a l f 's t iit,', 236 M u in e h B u i l d ­ St I L GOOD USED CARS nlwnya nt your disposal and will -,11111)1 -it ee III lll.'be,*d III Cos I'olllt su't to quirt I : ! ' in Mo C o m p l a i n - ____________ ___ ing. FOR li III. .'Till .1.5 .1 < I.... i \ 1> lint In and to tii ,• landa uliuvo de- ' appreciate a call at any time. ■rii.ed W inter Haven— Work to. I ■ over f i o m i un I lie sura 1-* • Di.dgc Spci'iiil Touring "1 * ; . 'i* I It 1* f u r t h e r I ' l t P l M t H P that th l* „ „ -nn atriirtlofl n f HIGGINS SMI M l-W IG H T , IN E. l!1 • Ford Touring IA11 iMtTKD MNN*Ei:\\ At: E I T I*i | ' l ’ ItT I I li l t I * m n : m : i ' Mint I m d l e e I-.* pH l,ll*h eil III the S a n fo r d * o o n * on cnn nn ucviuu ” * -CMJ C O LC LO U G II R E A L T Y CO. | Miis i l l l ' l It he jiu I i I i .hIii il lii I he H e r a l d u newnp'ipev puM Ixlied i r Scetlil' H i g l l l * 8(llt H d j p l t l l Q U Real Estate and 1WO Dodge Special Sedan Tel. 732 311 First. Nat. Bk i.V NI ' *H I > M K R M . H . u lo-tt-qi.iper i tt'Miford, S e i n l m d e I 'n u n h , Clorlda. . . u „ r» * ' . r j , , ' ' IN S ' R A M I* B RO K ERS J''1 Ford Runabout SEE lm Id i >I, l In Sntitord. S"ei Imdu t o m e n W eek f o r fo u r ( t i cuiieei’ u- l l a n u m *’ V .N*'J3 SA N FO R D , F L A . C i.m il >. I'h 'i iita, xiice a » IT ll'J i lim lm m T r m k R E A L ESTATE IN S U R A N C E C U T YHI.'R PR O PE R T Y W ITH , f.q ir i l l roiiaecuMVc weeks. I't 'I tiveilund 4 Touring TH E H A L L H A R D W A R E H 'ITN’ FSS Mm I I I iN. W W. ‘ TH E LOT K IN G ” IV UP ! I t T. .Iin lae of Mm Cii'i ult HIM, First National Bank Bldg ' S- a r* i i * Cxiii't nf (lie He m i l l .ludh'ial C lr ■ $ 0 E ' PRONES I'llll of Mic d lii :.' o f P I*. I liia In mill U *■ ’ V II I ER () P H IL IP S Infol );" iiiln '.(A 'jl'o il!,ty , oil Mila llu> n 25— Florlslg. 81— U tilises F o r S a le •j.vth d.tv . ' i H(m tet,.'i ,\ 1*. i “ (Slu Ill'll) tv. \V. \V It IIIIIT, '*] JiolK " I ’ lrc iilt Court, gev" "S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T " 5G— Fu el and Feed FOR S A LK .I new 5 room house': F.lm Avc nnd 12th Street. n u ll J inlli't 11 ( ' l i • nil of ■ Flowers fo r nil occasions with garage. Eimy terms. See \Y. l ’ l.ii ld i. (rt and f " i SmolM cL A N D E R A R C A D E 1 1 ,' 1 1 1 I " 1 M 1 1 V m FOR GOOD WOOD ( A L L 3513. PH O NEd C. Hill, I'hiuii 136. tvii.si'N mu .-(inu.HHit a iih v i .i :. £ Phone 781. ,t((iii iio s f " i Plaintiff m Oct Nei I I 1■I x-’.’.i. h ' 61— MisceDifncons. FOR S A L E A modern cottage. <•"(' 27— Professional Services .IKW ETT A N D PAG E ~T7 --------—----(Hindu Beach 76 feet oeenn fc1111 i\ t i i i : m i n . f T n i l ir r (O' t i i h ■ .R IV E 'S G A R A G E s|:t l.\ I'll Jl lilt IAI. Clin l IT b e ■ S IN G F ll M A C H I N E S — [tug,.. A bargain. Box 228 Lake C l.01( 1111. I V A N l> H i l l s n l t l l - ■ Sanford Ikialer Singer electric sewing machines ^ Helen, Fla. m i i .i : i o i v r t . ■ Y O U OW E it to yourself to have 208 W 1st St Phone 617 w l \ I IH M l l t t . “ Family style marhiit". sold a n d _____ ________ ________^ —— . 4 m i l. i n ti t i i ’.T Ti'l l.F. am! to keep good her,II,. Ghiro- rehteii!‘ HemsUt,'hmg to order. Re 1SPANISH BFNGAI.OW -- A , K E N T V U L t A N T IN G W O R K S i-'i£ i n k i : ; n a i g G i t N .\:< c y ■ prnetic mljuumenta will help von , ........... • ... pairing a specialty, .singer Sewing i ('banning old world home with .t w n : H. 2‘ M O O D A N D G O O D Y E A R T IR E S . | . \ , . ^ j's ' N ....... aJsuB , attain that goal. Phone 4H2 .J far lMni.hillB‘ , Mclmmler Arcade. i i well established grounds and U. S. L. Batteries. ..Illpl.l IIOI 'It H . oppotiitment Dr. \\. E M a c D o it-j_ _ _ ------------------ ---------------' 'AvfjS \' Dislrihulors <'handler i double garage. A bargain at $10,gall, Lat..-Nat. Bunk Bldg. ; (>(»— W a n te d — to H uy. Tini.\l \s i ; t i n ;<IS, el ill. Commercial Avenue 1000. Very little cash required. 1h T i IIi I ii lit h Bart Nason, Valdez building. Phone (' I T I T I ll 5 SAN FO R D HOICK CO. E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T W A V E S , I B UY, pay cash for second-hand [ 853. T i l e S l a t e nf l''lnrlila to T l i n n u u ■;( 212 Magnolia Ave, pianos. Address Box 352. no kinks, one price, personal at­ Mrlr.Hs anil w i f e , — —— - - MrlKK*. Phone 367 « Inis,, Gln lsMati n, inn1 U unknown; tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe, STUCCO B U N G ALO W , larg7 l v |W. II. I.ee unit w i f e , — - —• l«et>. Phone 349-J. 67— RoomB With Hnnr<l. ' wluiHtt I’ lirlstln ii nuitni Ii u n k n o w n ; ing room, diiiing room, 3 lv i - O LN - - FORD — FOKDSON 1', (*. I.ee unit w i f e . —— — l.i'O, h w rooms, kill hen with built in fen- ' |whom* ( ’ hi'liMntt nanie |h ntikit'nvn; Edward Higgins, Inc. S. I. N IX ■G FOR R E N T one large furnished tu:es including breakfast I K m l l y f . Uli bart, nn,l 1>. .1. H a r t ­ nook. G < ouncrdal A Palmetto, Phone 331 Attorney and Counsellor nt Law 1 bed room. 618 Oak Aviv ley ami w i f e . ----------- - Itu rtlo y , hnllLlll'i'. ills I Small down payment, i w i i o I 'b r i e l l a i t inline Is u n k n o w n ; 210 F'ast First. Street. BK ’ • R E m id see th e new custom ' an,I In mu Ii .m l e v e i > nf enbl liemonthly. Phone 7t3, i ------i f . in l n u l H If I I . . me. a m 1 If e i t h e r any ‘ ROOMS, with or without meal a l . Studrhnker.a % ’ i or all n f lb > ■" i .1 ii fi Hill I l f ai>' **I!1— II^ lp W a n le t l— M a le l Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. SAN J U A N G A R A G E ; .|e.nl. (In n in each am i e v e r y e f (lie i W ANTED M A N with car for A' Furniture Co. I plonsant work. Must be honest T. First Street and reliable. Give, references in |carry a toll line. letti r. Address S. IL W., cate Heare right. Cash or raid. until \.iur business. ------- —— ----- ------- — l o .p g e n e ra l t ic won, sidewalks, buildirng.ition boxes. J. It. I top. e ce a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e , as heirs, do* I dvtaees, g r a n t e e s o r o th e r c l a i m a n t s , 91— L e g a l N o t ic e s . Will buy or trade fo r your equity P ia n o t u n in g in any lots in any subdivision in D ogs, C ats, P e t s, TH R E E Brand New Stucco BungaPhone 835 fo r Mr. Jacobs. Expert South Florida. In answering this i W A N TE D T il e v r i w , 1 ,0WB f(,r re,U‘ desirably located, "idvert moment tell ine how much tuning and action work. ! .U i > " K N 0 W «b n own* modern throughout. Inquire u; you have paid, the balance due, l'/t hull stud dog in Sanford? I Baumel M. ' the lot numbers, and the location |Adii kws .1. j . NulU, Pin,.euatlc, ’ — 21— Insurance r la. F IV E ROOM house in Gimlerville, " f I’ W U ' . »lno Rive your presDouble garage. guri.ee. J. J. V. Martin. ( * n‘ ‘ ^ ‘ ‘ome address. W r te Box IS 'l»\Y-l! (a r c Snnford Herald. Hunt's, Cattle, Vehicles Route A. Box 200-C IN S U R A N C E ; Hb— Automobiles for Sale I'C i! KALE good mule. W c are prepared to render expert | j!lirm, Orange City. service in the follow in g lines o f ; ___ insurance. charge o f 30c fo r ' 1 I V B. I*. P E R K IN S — Haberdasher L O A N S — Money available at 7 pay FOR K E N T unfurnished bungaletheadquarters fo r C o l l e g i a t e cent. Close in property. A. P. te. Three mums bath and garage. Connelly & Sons. Clothes. 110 First S treet 1513 Palmetto Avc. ,; Cm * in Adv,nce [ice SI a lions — v U i i m 18— Business Service Offered Prompt « l ! MCV i il U ^ •-** ’ •*' „ Dolly H «r» H ad . b a t e s r j r v * m j . .. 7 ! kj r ;.v i: ,* *, • - Y'/, *< ■ i - w 4 ■;* ; [ ft <■■i- 1; r i . i ft' m m d . 1 *0 m ’■: v.v, si Ft, � 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, 1926 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1926; <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/1e278bb4b5b16217e7edb2dd4bfc218f.pdf a19ee20eda28c5095ba76c37ab1b7b41 PDF Text Text •H C 1 ML U ,I A»*■*■< A'f A m o d Cup W inner .<V' " ‘Vi.fs Fun U akul Wire W"*** f e 3111 ■ • HuH-MUIb Against Testifying Defense J u l i e s H. Lee, W ho H a s B een A c tin g P ro h ib itio n H ead O f S ta te F o rces, R e ta in e d I n O ffice A f te r C o n feren ce Director for Three States Is R. E. Tuttle 3 ta te H e a d q u a rte rs f o r T h is S t a te to be M erg ed W ith D ry O ffice a t S a v a n n a h Was to Be Disprove [Mrs. Gibson [)USE SOMER" Nov. 26.-( /F ) rles W. Parker, [“ tie Hall-MIU»' iy ruled that yere Carpenjroker, could ihe defense to uony given for g. Jane GibBon. Major Mario do Bernard!, of the Royal Italian Air Force, got a hi­ larious ride on the shoulders of his felloW countrymen a t Norfolk, Va., a fte r winning the Scfyulder sea­ plane cup race. His victory kept America from getting permanent member of the posession of the trophy. ek Exchange, was [ hii cousins, Mrs. Hall and her lind Willie Stevena, Bordering the Rev. | and Mrs. Eleanor not brought to on the charge of Mini. [witness stand lata dtr had denied Mrs. Berlin's Father Hunting the scene of the On Gardlner’a Island When ander Simpson, Baby Arrives But Mother Is r, entered a stren1st to OfferCongratulatlons alnat tho broker’s |the defonsc to asNEW YORK, Nov. 26.—(/P)— the slaying told Irving Berlin, th e King of Tin Pan aon, state's s ta r Alley, and his wife, the form er of defense Ellin Mackay of the fashlonablo world, are the parents of a seven evidence in pound, blue-eyed daughter. L'icfknse's contenMary Ellin Berlin was born yes­ could be used { refute the story terday in a private hospital here, who testified while Berlin neglected his Thanks­ giving dinner to pace the corridors. Franklin P. A dana, known to newspaper readers of bia humor­ C-BOMERVILLjE, ous-column ns "F.iBUAMi-whu paced " ^F«nt di Mai1th e eofrldOTB ort nit own account ;We employed a week ago when a son arrived, was ^lUvens Hall, aftwith Boriin. her husband four Mrs. Berlin’s fnther, Clarence witness stand Mckay, president of the Postal |g 12:30 p. m. to- Telegraph Company, who has been estranged from his daughter sinco her m arriage, was duck hunting on Gardners’ Island, in Long Island Sound, when the stork arrived. Her mother, Mrs. Joseph A. Blake, was ono of tho first to arrive a t the hospital to congratulate Mrs. Ber­ lin, however. Mrs. Blnke expressed great pleasure a t becoming a I" hov, Zd.—(ff)— grandm other on Thanksgiving day. l of leading. Epls- “The child is very pretty nnd the »»n Catholic pro- image of her mother," she said. prk on tho annulTho sudden Berlln-Mackay markoman Catholic riago a t the municipal building last ptKopal m arriage January caused a sensation from krbilt to tho Duke the Jazz palaces of Broadwuy to |wtre published to- the fashlonablo apartm ents of Park Avenue, Mr. Mackay expressed »ble intrusion, an his "complete surprise” and de­ discredit to the clared tho m arriage took place i sad an injury tp without his consent or. knowledge. A fter their m arriage Mr. and |*fonign cccleslastItoiong the expres- Mrs. Berlin spent a week at A t­ iBkhop William T. lantic City, and then sailed for a New York dio- rolonged honeymoon in Europe, Protestant Episco- teports th a t Mr. Mackay had ■* expressed his changed his will, disinheriting Mrs. BMMge to the dio- Berlin could never be verified, a l­ |f«d at a Thanks- though he did authorise a state­ the Cathedral of m ent (hat no'offort was being made toward a reconciliation. Berlin he. has denied th a t a Roman Catholic of Miss Vander*■> solemnised ceremony to win his favor is in • , Eplseopnl Church prospect. Upon their return to New York 1895. on Blshi.-p Map- Incognito by way of Cinada in the RiKht Rev, August, Mr. and Mrs. Berlin sought seclusion, however, from the pu­ laaxtliary bishop to blicity t b i t had attended their *11kud of, th* cha'nE u rope**trip; ^ ^ te Catholic Archw ki th a t mi8bt have *"«d by reveta* cd duresa. :- dair, Berlin ordered their belongitholic Church al- ‘ retained to his apartment in 11 *train IHUtM forties" In which Shs of woman dn fcaojr o f tha love b4h ' it hlnTjw ntth and P. 't ^aa upholdhlg r *nd refending tha STORK PAYS VISIT TO BERLIN HOME AND LEAVES GIRL jrgymen fiews On raiment to Meet [‘jgmtots of. * ^ nb*r of Cot*. ■ * ‘‘ “ L*f the Oviedo Ho* ■*» night, Notr, TAMPA, Fin., ,Nov. 26—James —Janies H. I.cc, acting prohibition administrator for Florida, will lx> retained ns deputy administrator to govern the forces of southern, Florida whan district prohibitin' offices throughout Florida, GVOrgia nnd South Carolina arc amal­ gamated and moved to Savannah Dec. 1. Announcement to this effect followed a series of conferences here yesterdny between Robert E. Tuttle, newly appotnted regional administraor in charge of the three states; German F. Ellsworth, of Washington, and local prohibi­ tion nuthoritics, including Mr. Lee. Administrator Tuttle came to Tampa on Wednesday night from Savannah, and spent all of yester­ day studying the liquor situation in this section and conferring with branch authorities on the advis­ able changes in the local office. He returned to Savannah last night. Furthor than his admission that xMr. Lee would continue in office as director of tha forces in this terri­ tory, Mr. Tuttle was reticent when asked what changes were planned in the Tampa office and in offices in other cities over the state. Changes May Be Made The administration said clerical forces and "possibly others” from the Tampa branch would be moved to Savannah in time to begin opera­ tion! on a regular schedule next week. He added th a t there "may be changed in th* forces remainth U o ity .? . I t was learned from other Au­ thoritative sources th at employes to be moved from Tampa to Savannah, in addition to the clerical staff, would include H. B. DeAtly, legal advisor, nnd the assistant adviser, Misr Helen Flsenhart. Tha exatt territory which will come under the jurisdiction of Mr. Lee as doputy admlnisrator was not revealed, but Mr. Tuttle intimated tjiere would be several other deputy adm inistrators in the state. Mr. Lee has been acting head o f tho Forida prohibition forcea sinco last July. Mr. tu ttla did not go into his plana for law anforcement in Flor­ ida, but made it plain th at a force of agents sufficiently large to cope with liquor running activties in the stato would be retained. F irst Visit Here “This is my first visit to South Florida, which explains th at I am not fam iliar with the situation in his section, and it would be Impos­ sible for me to aay a t this time Just the number of change* th at will be made before the readjust^ ment is completed,” Mr. Tuttle said! He added that he planned an Im­ mediate survey of Florida and all tha other territory within his Juris­ diction. Mr. Lee and other deputy admin fstrators wlll work directly under the regional administration In Sa vannah. ) Officials Of County Chamber To Attend At Miami Laon L. Leroy anil Secretary, X, C. Bebout, o f th# Seminole County Chamber of .Coameree.wiU stend tha Agricultural \ th* Columbus HoConfr ‘ D*e. 6-7. tel, in will attend *a tha [ATB d im j • i-,r m - /- | --w lion of a rally at Fortlapd n*xt Saturday nnd a prodic ion by ^ Wrtmbebrs of the;Serial^irial else-, tlen Investigating cc investigating committee th a t Maine would likely receive Its attention after tho election. In a scathing reply to th* Govenor’s letter Gould accused Brewater of being a klansman, »nd said his Democratic oppon­ ent, Fulton J. Redman, w*a "pledged to support the princi­ ples of the Ku Klux Klan if elected.” Gould was opposed in the pri­ m ary by the Klun. A few weeks ago Rev. A. .F. l^igh, Randolph cleregymnn nnd klan worker lodged accumulations which the Secretary of State, Frank Ball, arranged to hear today. These charges are that Gould violated the Maine law which limita expenses of Jl,500. Gould’s expenso statem ent showed disbursements of slight­ ly more than J 1,300. . -fV • ■ ,'A O W •V. Storm Traveling: Ziz»agr Course Strikes Small Communities With All Its Fury Twister Is From Pacific Is Belief N ew St ....*•-* ^ By Town Virtually Wiped Out CROCKER, Mo., Nov. 26.—OP) —Big Plney, * email inland town 20 milea southeast at here, was virtually wiped esat by *• tornado 1last night, according to meager rer/iri.s Received here trx#»y. A ! hotel w a r reported to be the on­ ! Iy building left etunding. Will Be North Arkansas Scene C Emerge] Heber Springs With | Many BoilAnga Destroyed Aid 19 Dead to i ROLLO, Mo., Nov. 26or(A?)«—An , _ _Thought , . Put up by Be the Hardest Hit unidentified man wae ktuid when By A ssociated P ress A late N ovem ber tornado, traveling a z i g-zag path th ro u g h portions of L ouisiana A rkansas and M i s s o u r i , tu rn ed T hanksgiving into a day of sorrow fo r nundreds of persons. Between 80 and 50 w ere killed and probably 100 or a.tornado struck Knphavtow, 10 miles northeast at Rolls, last night reports recetvad hsbe today said. Tho Frisco depot and othar buildInga were reported desTtoyed. | *n ! Striking about 6 o’clock, th# #torm {* | toro a path approximately tw o i miles wide, demotlthfng houaea, barns and timber. 19 Ara Known Dead r ttS e ^ p p e d thto two more injured, an the tw ister toro KEN SETT, Ark., Nov, 26.— through several small communi­ —Nineteen persons ate known to -M isso u ri add Leulalana. D e le g a te s tti'M feetlng o f V ltifl- M a tte r R e s ts E n tire ly W ith ties, nrawlng down scores of homes bo dead, pearly a score injured at Heber Bpringa In north d a C h a r ’i* w o f C o ta M tttfe A faertciV A v o rs S e c r e ta r y and disrupting communication. Heber Spring#, 85 miles north­ Arkansas f e lt tha full fta tt « T o A s k E n tir e S t a t e W W t S e a n s in R e fu s in g to fto n i The damage was estimated at sev­ west of h e n and half the town la storm and today half * f ,$£*1 B u s y on S t. JdK ns C h a n n e l O n E x c h a n g e o f M e ssa g e s eral hundred thousand dollars.' In ruins as a result of the tornado waa.A iaaaa e f battered Tho storm, apparently an intens­ which late yesterday whirled Its and deb*ta charred by The Chamber of Commerce Ik ification of a disturbance which way through the little city in the cam* in the wake Of th a1' MEXrCO CITY, Nov. 26.— has been pushing eastward from to make an n tti:." 't to arouse Nineteen dead bad been -i Refusing to comment on the the Pacific coast, struck with its foothill# of the Oxarks. ' state-wido Interest in the de«b«»r Definite information a* to the a t neon a n d ITinJtiiwd notes exchanged with the Unitod ing of the St. Johns River chanu^l greatest fnry In central Arkansas, havoc wrought by the storm was treated a t t e m t n n ) by taking the m atter bofora, the States regarding tne Mexican and then moved north through tho brought to Kenadtt today by Mes­ Fourteen other ' meeting of tho Ftorida Stato Cham­ alien land and oil 1 a ta , Foreign center of the stato into Missouri; ported from sengers who returned ab oeH l’ . e Secretary Sachs today asserted ber of Commerce a t its armual where it brought d e a th , and de­ OppeOo, eight special train vthlch, s ite meeting, in Miami, Oct. 6 aiB 7. that tho m atter rested with struction to several widely scat­ ona from Sheridan. Its way into the atrteke the Washington , government, tered communities. An offshoot This action was decided up<A‘ h i Louisiana reported eten today’s luncheon meeting of the v ’’ :h may declare whother It Is also caused considerable damage last night, was sent back fee tie* and HalneavUl* lira , •* ditlonal aid. satisfied with Mexico’s explan­ in n Louisiana town JUft south of Chamber following a report onl the w y r .W W Haol the Arkansas border. Heavy rains status of th i project by Secretary! ations. where several building* Seven Deed a t Moeree, l a . Edward Trotter and a brief talk by • The ?Tr::?can government, he accompnnlod the twister. add B iw 'Ftaey, M' MONROE, L*., Nov. 26 R. J. Holly. ; I added, adhering to a courteous Heber Springs, Ark., n town of tually ( off tha Seven persona dead, four white and Other mnttere brought to thO a t­ attitude, had replied to all tho 1,700 where 10 were known to be Ing to ttloni ctf A three negroes, was the notes aent by the American state dead, saw 16 blocks of dwelling de­ tention of tho members a t *oon Only department by setting forth the stroyed as the tornado turned the tnmndo which struck _* were the issuance, by the .A . . . . . . . . th-, loft ‘ 0! •l**o view*. .1 north and west portions p t 'i of Commorce, and by the loc JLP&faia* ...........fnt<5 .......... . . »._.i-’W".■til1 a td o n t CaTIes niis reiei'-cd _uptown a twisted mnis ofV feick* lie# department, of courtesy to visitors, methods of financing | mesaage signed by thirty throe age. *'Many homes caught fire'A s the experimental station operated members of the m ajority gr up in they were blown over. Ono report a path one hundred y a rd . w _ suld that the death list might for a distance of keverdl mllee, hero by the government with the j the senate saying: support of tho County Commission«The ruVolutlonary grou-\ con- reach thirty nnd th at a hundred crushing farm buildings aOd flit- of their 18 ■. era, nnd the drafting of a resoiu- 8|derlng that the executive itilfills were injured. Other fatalities in toning fences. they died in Bob L ott, farm er dad Ills wffd tion of condolence to the widow o f ' a j,jgh patriotic duty In upholding Arkansas included five in Opello, ‘ hour* later,; the late George W. Knight, a for­ the nationalistic reglslatlon passed eight a t Moscow and one a t Sheri­ were killed when th slr Kota# wak children ~ crushed. Their thirteen chlldrth mer president of tho Chamber. by congress, resolved in connection dan. Physicians and nurses were A recent report, submitted by with the published notes with the rushed into the stricken areas from were allMnjured and two «4 thten Col. Mark Brook, district enginear, American government, to send you surrounding towns, although tho. dle<4 * t a Monroe hospital early ,. A . Jeee to the United States War Depart­ n vote of adhesion and confidence." breakdown of communication hin­ today. dered relief measures. ment, Board of Engineers, was The department of industry and 12 U nit in Rehtrtnrte tho subject of n talk by Mr. Holly commerce today sent a reminder Brandsville, just over the border, r child wtew fnjur HAYNESVILL*. and Secretary Trotter. According to tho oil companies reading: "On was the first Missouri town to —(/P)—Twelve peraons to the latter, the report sent in by^ December 31, expires the term suffer. Three wore killed there and 10 ncoTtr, tho engineer stated that a dccreaso granted individuals and corpora­ more than 20 injured. Nearly ev- der medical car* at A Mkyitdl here today and sevniral . sgenclee — — ' in tonnago on the St. Johns River tions engaged in tho oil industry In ery business building, a church and • A ^ ^ rl tion In the ‘‘ in 1Q26-2G over the previous year which to demand ratification of a community hall were destroyed. , missing as the m a l t ert A made tho channel project unadvis­ their ownership rights, if within Residents, many of them enjoying end rainstorm which attack The Roxana Petroleum Company eathp able. the specifications contained in a r­ Thanksgiving dinner, had ahort Secretary Trotter read figures ticles 12 and 14 of tho oil law. warning of the storm before it thrte mllee north of her* l**t wan (filled, with injured! night Telephone communication * anttrd'lM rn le n t j to show that the tonnage had shown “The government will consider struck. w m rioirof lw t w*e not poeslUe. . , • a big increase and that with the Next reports of the tornado cam* beginning of operations by the two said rights nnounced by the hold­ from Competition, a village of 67 I f Dead at Ruaeetvtt!#, A*k. . , large power plants on tho north er if ratification is not demanded. Inhabitants 100 miles to tho north, As the oil law regulation#, they RUSSELVILLE, Ark., Nor. ML aide of, the river, another 46,000 A messenger from the town took —Nineteen peraona ar# pttal tons would be carried on the river ara already acquainted with the word to Lebanon that two had been procedure to be followed for the known to h*v» been killed la . A" annually. The total last year killed, several Injured and a num­ tornado which struck . Hebter. amounted to between 85,000 nnd deman dof ratification." . ber of homes destroyed. (U nder the Mexican law, ownera Spring Ut« yesterday a: ‘ 100,000 tons, he stated. Knobsvitw, Missouri, northeast Placing the m atter before tho who acquired titles p rM to ths of Competition, also was In th* than 100 were tnju: attention of the state, a t tho Mia­ enforcement of the constitution of storm's path but -with wire com­ Griffin was Informed mi meeting of the Florida Stato May 1, 1917, are required, under munication levered, very little con­ Heber-Springs, by {Robert M. Griffin ' Chamber of Commerce, w»s advo­ penalty of forfeiture, to apply for cerning damage was availSR*- '. I bf residences had cated by Mr. Holly, who stated confirmation of thsirTIt!**. and to Three dead add 20 Injured wax th a t years of discouraging efforts acoept obneeaslona for noV more the,known toll, at BrendsvUl#*,ibnd that tt* Ust than fifty years from th* time ex­ on the part of Sanford citizens had .................. ..........._ mlleaweet,w ii- i. about 10 mllee north of th* Arkanploitation work began). (Continued on page three) eaUf \every bualneeoj saa line. Practically 4 R«ported Killed Id ItMraR building In th* town wae destroy . MONROE, La., N ot.. * ;pfi7 Storm W arning Is Plane Two on Way od. • Four peraona were Competition, northwest ^ of Issued by Bureau H er “ To Colon, Panama (Continued On Peg* Three) WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—{#)— WASHINGTON Nov. 2 0 .- W — Th* Navy skapUna P N -10 N9m>er The Weather Bureau Issued the ^ V I» e .V warning: '• O atK Two, carrying Llabtanant Com•W y D a tv « 12 noon: Sdotheast mender H. T. B artlett ami bUcrew Hatteran to Kastof three, took o f f r t «iM e - * . t tgiving Radio , fro* ’ . of mnvkad In­ day from Cepe F ronde, S irttn e a iy, Isle of Pin at* ifi complete the tion Igbt to Colon,-#. Z., iv ti'an d 10 southeast and southenat galee toK- t L ' • W .v* *1 - «f ,• 1 “ Wt’ -.T ■ ■'I'l IVWV* «e CHAMBER PLANS SETTLEMENT OF TO ASK STATE AID ROW LEFT WITH FOR DEEP RIVER OS., SAYS ENVOY >•*.***« ' ^ ’ importaht mat-' V win be.'.th* Geneva.Titua*kip esmpa **«nt, and »«• a t Miai AUGUSTA, Maine., Not/ —(JP)—Charges of cxcessb mary campaign expend!! against A rthur R. Gould, Re­ publican nominee for the United States Senate were laid, a t the door... of Governor Ralph 0 . Brewster and tho Ku Klux K lin today by counsel for Gould. t At the opening of n hearing on Gould’s campaign expanses, Gould's attorney said that Gov­ ernor Brewster had confofifH with Imperinl Wizard Evan* concerning prosecution of the charges. ' In n special election to fill the vacancy cnuoeil by the death of Senator Bert M. Fernald will be held Monday. In a statem ent published today Drowsier charg­ ed th at Gould had cxuvcded the sta te ’s law governing expenses In the primary. -■ After this atatomen was - is ­ sued there came tha canceRa- AUTAMONTSi ■ . r 1 ■ W alk Oat US> ft* " -Mors than 100 i m e -SI* "T mm m "........... J SEMINOLE MAN Governor Bomb Into KEPT AS HEAD With Chat. Being ler Scene -8 it TV ; N O V E M B E R 2S, 1926 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . w m I E1SW b - ;/AV IY ill f i a U i ; Aw �r*; *-'i « m3 *1**1 i » J-Vi- J [J* f %* 1 i j 1 ‘’ ’ M Tas^y-M ■ f.. r».v-. ’ i I p *U - iV,v a$! »& ?*V ••tv7! jl 44*! u - •J B T* •t »».$•-(* IfcVy >• fii-J ALLIGATORS ARE Star Quarterback GAM EWITH GENERALS • i';; tl rr-.r—K" JLL Two Knockouts Feature Boxing Card Tw<>„New. Orleans At Artnopy Arena Wednesday Night' <*>«*"* Wl™ bride* which e#i •'gain. La!; 2h yaxkb* (.'PI—Two New Orleans pcMcepaired off with Jack Stacey. Or­ A good sized crowd attended last NEW TC nljfht’s boxing card in the Armory, lando, for eight rounds. Stacy J:r. n have - traded wives. Mr-. n card th at was easily the best of bested Joe throughout but was un j Alin” Jones, divorced wife of Ray- The* Ynnkf^j mond Credo mai'rlcd Thomn i going to bc|k3 the season to date. It fairly spark­ able to put him out. Dnnirjs looked like ho m i^ht dr- IJicsny yoitordoy. • t ;!*f»rin^. Ntvl led with fnr-t battling from gong S arra, C haplin, S te w a r t and to gong nnd the customers got their volop into romewhat of a scrapper. Credo announced today th a t lie ficialn hav»^® D a v is W ill P la y in Finnl and if properly handled—and' , would soon m arry Mrs. Thelma roanon ttn). money’s worth to the Inst cent. G am e far F lo rid a ; G overnor In the main bout of the evening, taught to cover his jaw, he may j EslCrilng,-^divorced wife of Dies-; fuvor of t'l M artin to W itn e s s C ontest tho bridegrooms a n ji their late Jimy Reed, 120 pounder from get into the money class. Stacey ry.’ All MtJNICIPAL STADIUM FAIR­ Tampa, put the finishing touch to is a rungty fighter with a reach i irtl FIELD PARK JACKSONVILLE,! TommyNagle, Pittsburgh .in the th at held Joo several feet from Fla., Nov. 25.—(AP)—How will the J j fourth round. The fight war. good him. . . . , while it lasted with both boys Tho slugging match of the card dope stand at tho conclusion of iftsasc •showing all they had. ‘hnt scheduled as a six round . this afternoon’s W ashington nnd I— , . • , . , bout brtwocn Jflck Bciitty of O r-,H Lce-Univcrslty of Florida strug­ Nsgle s ayed on even terms with Getty. Genty w e n t,gle? Reed for the f rs two frames but ^ f>|p thfi rount in the fourth, jj Thnt was the question para­ began to wobble in the third. He. l)low to the jaw and was mount in the minds of a near rec­ was evidently locking he pink of lhp f m for lho balance of S ord crowd here todny. |iomlition and could not stand tlioi _ . —. For two years the ’Gators, e n -, punisliniont. [R eed's forceful tac-l * evuim g. tics made -hinKtl.e favorite before Both boyo stood up and exchangtering the contest as the underdogs ( have emerged victorious. Today | tb fir-1 round \\ns over and in the > d punches until they were so we.u.v, four I b the knolkmit blow, a left | they were anxious to have it over, ns was the same last year, a Hum ! | her of men were waging their Inst , I n tiie solar plexus, t a m e hortly ' 1 hey each weighd L pnum s battles for the Orange and Blue '• after the gong had started them! ----------------- ------Captain l.amar “Tiger" Surra, al off. Da.vt.sia Beach—Coni rai l invavdternate captain "Tiny" Chaplin i — 1 Thi semi-fiivil semi-fin.il aafforded fforded fans n m e d , for c o nstruction of *515,000 Clyde “ Boots” Davis and J bck •rtunilv of seeing a local l>nt-j Halifax public hospital, in this Shorty .Mcf'all, is Irijile tlir<-.it ! "(ipo Stew art. of tiie Maryville team, is expect I i tier iii a-tion when Joe Daniel* city. The Generals have had a splen­ In give local funs it fine exiti- j did year, led by Captain Ty Ran- bition of field generalship in to - ' rtrtfi ber, who is playing in his dosing mm row’s game between Stetson* ■ I I Um i i a n S collegiate game. Other Virginians and the Tennesseeans. McCall completing their college football' ■liopbicked a fi> 1*1 goal M yiir i - J career were "Daddy" Holt, Palmer a;:ainst Carson-Nowmaii enrly in ; und Fitzpatrick. i oi icur.on. The presence of Governor John 1 Martin added dignity to the min i In Hiph G rnde T ires ill stniggle. 8 Pitted a' ain t he 1-Y\i Ida :i\< r $ 7.50 age Weight of 172 the General..’ : IKixB 1-li Coni T ift1.-; 174 poiindii. On (lie line Florida 12.10 ISI.vl Cord T iros weighed an average of 170. the vis-1 13.25 152x4 Cord T iros itors 1H2; In the Imckfield, t*’>l ! 9.50 ugninst 10(5. 251x440 Balloon T ires A play by play description of the 15.00 151x525 Balloon T ires game is to lie broadcast through I 10.65 Visitor.H O utw eigh Floridians .‘50x 57 7 Balloon Tiros WJAX, the municipal radio broad-: Hut tlonchlliiyji'OodHelloves, casting station of the city of Jack1.75 110x3 1-2 Tubes ....... His C har Res Will IimerRe spnville. 2.75 29x440 T ubes .............. V ictorious in T oday’s Gome! The lineup: 3.20 31x525 T ubes ........... W and L. Florida Position LAKELAND, Flu., Nov. 25.— 1 I. Bailey SILK DRESSES • Oosterhmnlt (A’l—The Louisville Cardinals j Holt Clemons V alues $25 and up headed by (Y.irli Tom King inude, Tips Petronis tin ir ap[iearmice here yesterday | Rector Surra (C) afterimnti for tiie battle today, Groope Stewart Fitzpiitric.i with tiie Southern College Moe-1 Green cnsins. Shortly after leaving tiie' S potts Stanley SA N FO RD JERSEY DRESSES train tiie Cards donned li. ir mole-j White Bowyer V alues $19.50 up 1.1n•; and made tln-ii way to- Adair; l ‘ i n r i n r i n r i r i r r r Pnlmer Bock b o ld lor a workout. ■ I O O I j u U iI I u u i Whitlock l.iitivingston l in y iMl weigh lint Kauher (Ci h- al l>ri-U Biahop Finley ( Vir- glide try several poundIs am! have I Officials: i glnia); Umpire Severance (f)her- j won five Imid guinea of the aev-i 8 EVENING GOWNS llii); Fitdd Judge Bishop (Miss-, on played, but followers of the [ R egular $65 value iHt.ippi); Head I.lnemiiun Fk?wer.< Blue and White hope flint til ' Ion;; (Georgia Tech.) 1 t • i|> and the fact that the t 'a r d - 1 j nails held tlu-ir last home prnc-! D odge B rothers D ealers : lice m two inches of snow will j ; offset their advantages in other j SPORT SKIRTS SELL G O O D U S E D C A R S departments. Values $13.75 to $19.50 ( ’each King is a disciple o f 1 Kmilr Rot'knc, having played on | the famous Irish team during Ids I Thousands of Other college days, not long since, and j The title of this advertise­ having attended the coaching class-1 m ent w as originated by ts that the illustrious Knutc has ■ E laborate P rep aratio n s Are offered during the last few year:.! Dodge Brothers and given Made for A nnual M eeting However, Comb llago.id of Hie of A rm y and Navy Elevens; i Mfvcnsins also be < learned »>n*e ! to their dealers as an invio­ 100,000 Hans Are Expected i*»f Kn.it. miracle dupe and w ill! lable doctrine. W e believe throw a fust, fighting and smart i CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—UP) —F o o t-j squad on the field uf battle today ; w e are justified in saying bull squads of the United States I A pep meeting was held .it. the) ■ Military and Naval Aendemics I college last night that brought, out * that w e are living up to the sped toward Chicago today in the entire student body, which | spccinl trains with u threut of rain went over tiie Southern cheers by | doctrine in every particular. menacing their annual contest In the light of n cimflngralini kindled] i tie played nt Soldier's Field S a t­ on the cam pus. The probable lineup: urday. Taking cognizance of the mid­ Southern Position Louisville w est's greatest football spectacle, J. Tulle lc Miller tho W eather Bureau issued « spec­ Hnrkla It Kiclkopf m Must ly ial forecast. ig Fi-libatk Elm Ave. at 13th St. The two service train* reach the Watkins c Itnbin.sdfl city tills afternoon. The Navy Mitchell Ig Atkinson will hasten to Soldiers Field for Wiiss. •:) It Arnold A U d^D CAR IS ONLY AS DEPE-NOABL& a short practice. Army warriors I). Spooner lc W. Spooner ■ /V ia «AS TH& D&ALER WHO S&LL5 IT Opp. San Juan qh will go at once, under polieo guard, Lott It lacker by to the South Shoro Country Club. Galloway Id, Drcwry Both teams will dim* tonight in McPherson hb Koster n nrtinner appropriate to Thanks­ Greene n» May halt ’~ .tA **• giving on turkey and stuffing. But rrr there will be a meager portion on each pinto, and none of tho dolicacioB which upset the tensed men­ tal and physical poise of tho athletos. ATLANTA, Gu., Nov. 2B,—(/l>)—» • • ’A’»Y Bromiso of rain did not daunt Charles Doroche, vaudeville' Actor, . THE IN A D feO R A li ' tho arm y of workmen pratectlpg playotl through hi* uct last night tho Soldier Field gridiron, for un- with two wads from a black pistol derlying it Is n $515,000 drainage imbedded in hi* side. At the cl}}, system and ubovo it lie four Inchon max of th«* piece he caught the of straw nnd it rubber tarpaulin, heroine in Ids arms but when the Four Inchos of rain can full, qffle- curtain fell he collapsed. iul* said, without impaling the -1° act Dcrocho j* fired upon condition of tho field. ’ B^j r y S. McLaughlin, in *-'A' Tho Military and Nuvul football r ^°. , u Fiem b detective squads will bo met toduy With n'8 h t the two were closer th' SEMINOLE RACING 7 whono shoulders re*t tho prlnclp*l.tP*u l ,, canu*. At _ role* in the great gridiron c * f n l * s wound was do“ON THE DIXIE BE val. Pollen will nruvnnt 0H »«t. serious." { vftl. Police prevent udml t . ■ ---------from rushing N>e players, and . Jp u ley —Plans un.lur way, fi guide them> to seclusion. Tomorrow the Navy will yracUib nt SU gg Fiold of tho Unlv***’^ ^ * 4 “ utthery «t Ensley. . slty, of Chicago and tho Arm) • }'. . .. ’’ ’ 4 1 r* I' workc ItOUl at its country club • w*9 he nt the gates to 'o x l Fifteen hundred police \w #rtl;:;irthlnk.. tlckots. “See the World’s Greatest Horses and Drivers through dress rohoarsal you ^VajUtage point* along Michl in preparation for hjindllpp.j ' Myard overlooking the urday'* crenvd. Many poogfll a r* ttt « great prot: of hlgt) priced ticket* loarntd *fHj l»*aWBt akysernper* are ■M P Otari promptly at 2 P. M. dlsmay.vthat a largo num ber1 ,*fuarbt from thp Rr couhttrfott^ aro In circulat , It-Mnabledaegta t l^ e t TttlM announced 'for windows,*'*lgi. (of _;bogu» tick et* / tb« scqrio,.,undr ►to police -radio sete i KBh* • fe. " 'ft-! m ( V i v I , ' k. .. f* 7 % i s Afterrioon Associated Press) A state championship was nt .Whittles called tho stako In Misssissippi where A and tb*U stalw art#' to the M met Ole Miss., while another C close J fo V‘>f r the Beaton's . • culmination of spirited rivalry was of the teama In the in prospect nt Now Orleans in n ItVSfcd. Southern Intercel- meeting of Louisiana State and TuInne. ^ ‘•weclatlona will face a Georgia Tech and Auburn had a Win be spectaciilar sng opposition for clos- rendezvous in Atlanta. At Char­ lottesville, Virginia, North Caro­ h & t*:•*■•• lina and Virginia prnneed out for i* cloven paraded Ita » championship before the their thirty first mooting. Among the S. I. A. A. teams the reralty' 6f Georgia a t Blrmlngspotlight fell on two claimants to A victory for the Crimson Jrtt a spotlrsr record while first honors. Centenary and Chnt1a by winning would claim tar/ongn. The Conner began its tusiio ‘ with Oglethorpe with a v- runner-up position. :<>.*.Tennessee met Kentucky nt slight advantage in the rating but jjyl!, Kaoxvlllo, Tennessee, however, and Chattanooga went against Union predictions were for a volunteer without an association defeat and further two tie games. which would Washington and I-ee’s Generals .the' final rating. GeorM W ' Tennessee entered their wore at Jacksonville for a m eet­ of ing with tho Florida Alligator vT'l'rtM Jia'iW lth tho ram e record rect while Dntlimore was the stage for me* won and one lost, tedtn th a t scalped each of Maryland and Johns Hopkins. if Vanderbilt Commodore— Furm an nnd Clcmson nt Colum­ primed for a Scwaneo eleven bia .South Cnrolinu und North Car­ -• " ‘.'tlw t.'h fld Alabama to its closest olina State nnd Wake Forest nt Ra­ leigh wore also on the. boards. th . H H » tv ____ — -rrl rz “ to f t m 'hr_ E fJ fil w • ' ‘ rW kr.*\rv-u«H -j* V f t 'r f RS START | OOSTERBAAN AND IN STURHAHN AGAIN BID FOR HONORS Pehlman Announces Two All-American Choices of of “Bangtails” L ast Season C lam oring for Same Recognition W ith on Dec-* 11' For a Day Rating Meeting Fine Records T h is Season *‘u v y « —^ | ng mm «■ hr NEW YORK, . Nov. 2r,._<£>)— e "b frtk la U " season nt Kcmir ilf la to open on Dec. 11 and con Two brillinnt All-American ehoiees llj >tfouo HHU« A v jlV U U i » / n , «ac« - - lust season—Sturhahn, Ynle guard, foW|r Ua pperiod ofI i.*l1l1 Udays, tAV , ©wrdinf to an. announcement mail* nnd Oosterbaan, Michigan und—nre &’■< •' Jffstordny by Edward A. Pnhlnmn, bidding ugain for football’* high­ cncral* manager of.............. the big rne- est honors ns a result of sensation" ir#*i' nig plant at Longwood. Me nlso nl play in tho waning college cam­ ' announced th at many reservations paign. j?’; ." fo r fltfble accommodations worn Sturhnbn, chosen fo r iill-Anverip ‘,f\ coming to the offices <*f tho ns- enn ranking in 11)25 from couching spclatlon ovory day that by open- opinions gathered by the Associate frig date It would he necesKory to ed Press, carried a (docked kick (i0 , f'rcct Bovernl new stables. to a touchdown for the winning Over 200 runnors are on the Yule points against Harvard S at­ now awaiting the sound of urday, while Oosterbaan named on W f He bugle th at is to open the sec- the same eleven, scooped up a V p . 'end running meeting in the history Minntsotu fumble and raced for V‘ of the track. The pacers nnd trot- the points th at gave Michigan •» N;,-V, ter* nro expected to get away the tie for the Hig Ten conference ‘ end of this month, providing stable title. rooni for another 200 runners. While the piny of both lacked tho Many of tlj# grand circuit horscspectacular flashes th at marked V,-, V men fnky retain tholr stables hore their work in early gumes last Hand Winter* tholr entire string ut year, bath have played consistent r Seminola, according to officials. ?7. • Tho local climnto and the condi­ football. A scarcity of outstanding bncktions a t the truck are said to he field stars to compare with Grange, idea) for wintering tho thqroughh y & . 1. hredu andd it In expected that at Wilson, Oberlandcr and Nevers, 1least one half dozen will be left choices in 11125, and u second team ovor tho winter months, or until that bouutcd such celebrities as tho campaigning <n the northern Flourney and Eddie Tryon, is o ff­ tracks begins in the enrly spring. set this year by a wealth of bril­ * .M fny of tho favorites who raced liant ends, Hansen, of Syracuse; her* a t the inaugural meeting for Thayer, of Pennsylvania; Horn, Brown; Floyd, runnera last year urc expected to Army; Borda, be Saddled again this soason. Cars Navy; Saltonstnll, Harvard, from are being unloaded daily, with the East, and a host of mid-westhortoa from Maryland, Kentucky era Htnra aro clumoring for rerog•nd N«w York. Many ntrlnga a r n ! nitlon. expected to com# from Mexico and > ------------------------— ..»»! «m«ct mfromH...n. in Millionaire Owners «t» near future. McLeod Says He Has Initiate Running Of W,v,-i iEvidence to Identify Pacing Race Today ■ L -: ^ Those in RecentMob Tho third ’ ovent of tho light harnuRH racing card nt Sominula ' C . . COLUME LUMBIA, 8. C„ Nov. 26.—(/P) ■jtil overnor McLeod hax dlxcloted thi* afternoon 1* to witnoH* five of the bent pacortj In Hho country * i that bo h a t evldenco .Identifying conijiotlng for the Thnnkagiving ''"luitjjberfl of a mob which removed Day Purnc, carrying $1,800 to the lh tte' negroo* from tho jull nt winner. ■ m ■ .Aiken on the night of Oct. 8 and Thu race I* one which in unique ijT ., ’ ahot them to death. In tho world of tho uluky. Five "Every day our evldenco gota mlllionniro ownor* got together tho gert" tho Governor Hold, Into other day for a chat about tholr rday, adding that within ton respective stable*. ^Each wns will­ iio would >aimounco the find- ing to rac* Ills favoring against of hia invutlgaU on. tho favorito from tho other man'* . iParey H art, state constable stable. Sheriff Nollle Robinson, of Kdwurd Pohlmnn, general man­ ' dounty, were implicated a* ager of Scml^ola, got wind of what ipants in th« lynching in Bf- wa* in the air .and arranged one ta sworn to by Mrs. Lucy of tho be«t rncea of the year for a -d Charles E. Lee, both tho patron* of the courne this a ft­ r~ “ r a neiaoners In tho ernoon. , • t ik'tlw three negroo*, Tho feature ovent I* to be a fivo Clarenco Low- horse ruco between Norman G rat­ tan, Attco, Princess Iroquois, Lullu Roblnoon each had de­ Forbes and The6doro Guy, ull of W tlcipated in' the them in tho dps*, of the mooting, Governor MoLeod said Every owner la aid'd - to bo n mllpee. ha had implicated per llonalre. Each of them h*vo laid affidavit* down large w a g e ra th a t their tierho *tate- will be the wltmah<. Tho lmprc**lvc . Mooney nnd record* of a v itf ittn tr y enough C'.V ■.to assure thd b e* traco of the year. <; ^ v i ' vOn the otbeyVfWO .race# for the II Telephort*-• contaffjB or*, expected, i now 4 ' ‘ first ewBdt :;(• called for 2 «*k. j. <i ok«onvl| Uy rr~* I 800-gallon ^ c k pur'.I* omr-' '‘ S M fo J La Mbda Tiend* Orlando . The Professional Sale o(j Is The Story In A Nut! Big Reductions SOUTHERN MEETS LOUISVILLE TEAM 1 THIS AFTERNOON! S s s Sale FRID November 26 at 9 A San Juan Garage Co. SERVICE TEAMS SPEED TO WINDY CITY FOR CLASH D aily Au ci Sale 5 "V At 3 P. MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, INC. i Finishes Flay With 2 Wads in His Side La Moda Tient 15 N. Orange A1, The Premier Event ot Florida’s Sporting- 1-,.* . mm H a rn e ss ($■- Commencing NOV. Tith and h m m t «.. .*> �_ ... f ASM * rvli vember end aasu... [§ £ * W i wywi TAe-aM ;'prcondlUony; _ . FO i fcai th at its outlook it safe and •band. Howsfsb, i believe It to larly hasardouaiabdut thaifinehn bt» a fact th a t the automobile bus­ ing of iutomoblUt fo ^ the ^ u i i iafoctcrry 1927 business, iness will be done by fewer manu­ o*t a proper “It should hot be overlooked that facturing companies in the future the balance of the world is getting into a little better position to buy moro goods from America than have been brought in the past few V ‘ years. .This will also help. "I am very hopeful th a t tabor wilt recognise the important part it has ptiyed to the affairs of our. -• nation and will go along in the snme m annerdt ha* been following V*lut for some time past. This also Ladders id Will Climb . Valdez Hotel 1°stan,d Tria‘r Says I; Saturday Night t rosecuting Attorney B uy BIRMINGHAM. A l a . - i ^ - f l o W» H an^r D. Roland, known ns ths far ns tin- prosecuting attorney of W ^ n iu m a n Fly" and who last year BaJdwm county knows. Governor ^ Climbed the First National • Bunk W. \ \ . Ilraudon and nine of hia building of thi* city, in hero for fri< ikIh will appear in county court , ; another performance on .Sutunluy Ih *‘re Die. •», in miMVcr charges of night at 7:.’)() o'clock when he will t vi**lntisi(r the prohibition law. S o licito r Hull to d a y describ ed an iri-V scale,the walls of the Vnlde:-..hotel 3 \ / and tHen perform some of bin VW -.tHcks which have Ibrought him ! fame. * Permission has beben grunted for $;>*«*• Stunt, according to H. P. Pom­ “ ‘ - ■-personal rd^rosen- Hon. Kd'. Walthall. r,' ’ eroy, , . . Roland’s Care Seminole Hudson-Kssex Co., who a,lnounced today that Sanford, Fin, for the climb had Dcm* Kd; , bedn completed. Due of the most interesting of £ $ '. year Roland thrilled a lqrgo the recent announcements of the '.&■ er°wd wltli his death-defying stunt* on th« top of thn First Nn- , scientists is that we are rapidly v .:.'.tlonal Dank nnd this year’ll climh 'approaching synthetic beef, n sa t­ ivCt*" **P*ct*d to outdo his other per ! isfiu-tory lieef substitute that can V. j* forraance ‘In the during of his I be sold for *>r n pound. Sit’: tricks. i Ibis sy lit bet ic beef will be> a by, m. JJt'rT Rol®nd is widely known through prodliu of cotton seed. Il will be (V .4.otit( the country for his “hiimiin ' rich in protein, and I guess it \*ill yh'J.fly antics, having 11 /cu rs exper- 'be HO full of vitiunilies that it will *;ii fence scnllng some of the tallest ' look like a l ull of ee| worms. I be luiikilig boosts long ago , v/ the country. begun to boast that they used cv ry ------------------ — -------------------,\JSt. Louis College in Hawaii will, tiling about the |ug but the squeal, / spend more than $ 1 ,000 ,00(1 in now and I think id leeenl years they J c W ildings. must be canning the Kqueal for the ) jazz oivliestrn demand. I Soon scientists will lie able to , boast that they use every thing! I about the eottun plant hut the ' boll weevil. I I have no doubt that they will I he nlile to make u substitute t h a t1 will lonke like btfef and taste likoi beef, but 1 linvu lieen wondering * wluit they could put in it th at' would make it us tough as th e 1 K»'"" average beef one buys, how they I Pertltiem cough* oik cun make strong enough to g(vc*| f. ‘ ' I f ' S i d U t a . mi euVuLlfleii thv Jaw , the ly m i'i't J |/ w m H i ' treosoie Hint i* plcasnai in t.,k*-. i .iso. that regular beef gives them. The (niton plant is u wonderful' u 1°*k ** * nrw ntpdical ill*, nvrry [#; ' nc-llnn;« i| gmlhi Hand plant, Kd. For some Lime it has Sfe'-i‘o i 1 inauihranc* ,in,l in- been pradurin|f some of the liost Idbllf yenn giowlti. olive oil, the purest lard and the p i f ' wl ajl k'loi.n lime*, cico^oie h rec- finest silk that we buy. Hut just »• Ognixril by lligli Ilinbi iil niilluiiill, * :n imagine growing porter bouse | I, one of the grealrst lieiduig ngmcic* for steaks on a eotton plant! i (fid* ' r">i?li» und cold* iiml oilier This is a day of imitations. Thu 1i'liui iroiihli*. Lr.omul.ioii ■ creoiiotr, Dihrr better a thing is, the surer ib is ' to be imitated. So far we have I hI iVIi ioviIm! ami ltrj| “■vtr' J , liUecintl mcmbunc* und i,i,<p ||,., escaped Imitation beef and imitu-1 ” Irritation and iiiiisuinialiuii, uh.lo tho lion eggs, but it seems thut w« are! «e<**oln ro«» on ro il„- .toiiindi, l*«U coming to them. Some fellow will I h ‘ ‘ i " ,' , ,lm h i'H id , . i l l j . k* l b e s r . i t he announcing a synthetic egg h e -' - pf the Ironl»|o and duck* ih,j eruut!i fore long, and crow like n rooster' ei tlm genus. when lie duos- it. 'Crenmnlslnn Ih gnm.uibed i-iiixfncMaybe, we’ll have a. synthetic ' lory In ilto (iiMinn'iit i f j.<tMmchi COUgllt HillI lliltla, lihimliinl . rhi ri.», aiitomohilel IJut as long as the bronchitis mill other boms id icipiiii- Kssex remains so low in price und lory dine m il,.,. , f„r build- so perfect in performance, there tag lip Ilie M l III .1 . C ,1.1,1, lir )]„, will he no demand for the ii Money Mim,|, ,1 if .in, ,-,„ij.|,,,, i, thetic auto. not relieved ufin t.,ki»n m cnlina to Yours, ilircctlun*. i\v, )iiuriliii^it,. (adv.) - Adv. B1LI Chase & Co. i hr- 4; /j . su p re m a c y * • « • is now obsolete H e r e ’i s o m e th in g o f r e a l im portance fort p r o s p e c tiv e b u y e r o f a S IX to think abt^ - if you buy a new ca r now that still has dW. . typ e crankshaft w ith o n ly 3 or 4 hearings* 't 3* going to happen to its resale value? ORLANDO, FLA. ftiTfFFffi rn UUI' In*M .t .. Ilil IH.'MM |. \ W IB a iM H IM B I ' fi F & ■ i 1 :. ^ 4 'M a n u fa ctu rers w h o still c lin g to the 3 or4h in g c r a n k sh a ft d e s ig n k n o w ju s t as well u« do th a t th e M O D E R N c r a n k s h a ft has 7 bean • A n d c e r ta in ly w ith N a s h s e ttin g the p^ei a r e n o t lik e ly to h o ld to th e o ld style of de a n y lo n g e r th n n th e y a r c com pelled to th e ir m a n u fa c tu r in g c o n d itio n s . in i *»v_ 'n i ~ " Jk T h e a u t h o r ity o f N a s h en g in eerin g suh_ y o u r o w n g o o d ju d g m e n t th at the moron a 3 o r 4 b e a r in g c r a n k sh a ft cannot he tru ly m o d e r n ty p e o f m o to r . y ,: M i T •» V m «» * M 91 * » * M R, » , * . n • • 1 -* ■ • 9 * 1 m [Center O f •eArest, C om er S anford Ave. and 2nd S treet Hie Greatest of All Bremer-Tully Prl • I liei o are certain fabrics, in the realm of fashion, that stand out rc-eminently. Fabrics that the best designers are w ea rin g 1 U S° U’e fabrics that wel1 d,essed women For Tuesday we are featuring six fabrics that cover a wide range ot uses and they are featured at prices that are very moderate indeed. Crepe Hack Satin. Yard $:\ 1 his is one of t hi! season's most w anted fabrics for stre et, a f te r ­ noon and p a rty dresses. It is show in sinli colors a t Sunni, claret, jungle, w aterm elon, psyche, wild orchid, M editerranean, cocoa, tan. pouch, pink, navy, w hite and Mack. It is *10 inches wide* Silk Canton Crepe, Yard $.'L50 A fine <,uality all-silk canlon rrepe th at is favored for stre e t dresses and lightw eight w raps. It !:< 111 “ " itl<? lunge of colors including i laret, D a n is h , raisin. I lemish. brown, jad e, navy, w hite and black. 12 inches wide. ” 7 Tlii.s is a m aterial I hat m any wo­ men favor for afternoon and eve­ ning dresses ami w raps. It is all silk and JO inches wide. In AmerU’" " beauty, psyche, royal blue, ’u m t niRsett, wild orchid, black and white. A nother m aterial th a t is verv much m demand for stre e t, a fte ril1"' ‘‘veiling dresses. The New Patented Visual Indicator ht Line Selectivity—Rejector Stage;? w Jhidn " S " ldU<Lu ll,,re t’ jungle. Selectivity N ever Before Equalled! AII-HfMi| Needleshecn, Y ard $1 th is is one of the m ost w anted m aterials of i |1(. y e a r and is mg used lo r street dresses, lighlw eight coals and w raps. In Flem ­ ish blue, green and tan . Flemish, costal Fhe Counterphak Klghf-glvea to tho radio world precisely-w ,hat the radio world is aeeking-^. l"nk, navy, black and All-Wool Kasha, a Yard at $.’1.50 is aimlhei very popular fab»ic fur Hi 1, u l ’. 'T ’ T ; w raps Wondorfur.’Vtpe. aupor p„wor, pmrvolouB Helec■ B : ■ ■ 8 Fabrics— Main F’|( lour f V ty* To uttl,bi these highly desirable results H was necessary to put into the Counterphase only th a t which has proven beyond any quesDon of doubt to l,o iht, very heat This has wen done. -Every part j n the Counterphaso »ms earned. its right to |)PCQmie an “eBaontial.” Exclusive H-T F e a tu re s ! No Cream Can Transform Your Skip l'.V:V Mentho-Sulphur, n pleasant steam , will sootho and heal skin that is irritated or broken out with eczema; th at Ih covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues fiery skin eruptions do quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur prepnration ia «PPH«‘l the itching stops ^ d -aftw r-tw o oF-ttfrtB ir r i t ations I* g^no arid the skiif is delightfully clear and snfooth. Shiphur is so precious aq a skin rem­ Theatre Sunday afternoon o'clock. Following is thivpro- . mJ5* 65* V,,. a a iu u tn . Follow each step treatment in yqur h * n FJlizabcth A rd e n “'id. night, using Ell " T h i s pT oS of tiie skin!1 8Upp^ evf ry ‘"iim i'tant need Venetian CleaWaing Creali^ |1 , $2, ?:i Ardenig f^in. Tonic, ....-.'.8 ^1 2 , |8.75 SpecItU A^lrihgen^ - 'M '& T ' i M W /Vi <■ C.I Orange Skin Food, Velve Cream* Sulphur may be hnd at nny good drug- store. —Adv. A fter y o u ’ve shortened your cake w ith Snow ­ d r if t, try S n o w d r if t ic ip g , to o . I t's very delicious. yi Cup Sntuidrift i Cup Conftdicntr’i Sugar • a Tablespoons Cocoa i 3 Teaspoons Vanilla yi Teaspoon Salt Craain th e S now drift thoroughly. Sift the cocoa with tk# sugar.and cream into the Snowdrift slowly. Add the vanilla and salt. 1 M uscle Oil, ^ ’" JV Hleaching c S rtment—Ma|lv | ...'...111 “Ju st p; '’Mb1 Ira We must have room for New Salvage Stock from ,, MIAMI—HOLLYWOOD mm „ . » m h »ve ' *****fm o r* *i ( Yfj. ' To The ea rn . vr .4 \ ; )< > SupplyW lM 205 W . F irs t S t i m w a n « m s a|i i k ||| IM B « M « B B B B a B a a B a a a a a a a j |a a |n i |||(||((|W || | (.|l: ■■■■M l W.WUNWWlrttglMinjMi1 • ..-r ' j«j >eiilively r,v -t' ye?' ■&: tree to ...Growers ...... .I te As another “ssrvice" r ^ u b .. M c rJiZw ^ i a a r y J a ; / - .. 0 wH •... lion wltb our Horticulturi.t on, ,l» Pcf. B. r , F to jT !*•••*. n't: The book contains practical information on tho productl« of ptovMa Voeotahti. planting, fertilization, ami spraying for insect and diooaa* control.I*. “* * * **™™**' I»’o few on rtvMot. Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville h'W frr,. W ILSON & TOOMjER , * ' 1 *•• . » •.4 ■. I* .0 With Which Is Affithtod m Florida Agricultural Supply Company A , . ORLANDO, FLORIDA " ' j .. P au l R. F or bos, Mrt . S anford B ranch ^ m ia iiu iM *• '4 tS | A-■,jV^i v ’i / V * 1^3 T ii M « a te •yi 'Ifto'T/» iv1 y i.: to • tf - If / u m ,1,pi J 1■ •* , . to ■>i i i . ! ■» — r r ~ rV ’v mH . •i ■ * *• i * • . ;; ’ K bjW fhi ,^ e l p s to *' ’ •1," . , ),*¥, lif.Vj,','/, Vl'.'S ill /IJ- •• . m •^nveilmg 0f tho ■•ewritl to tha •»-fi- ».F !e«;l $t i Mb t WJfl M 'iiK S H ,VR tof i t o. r hr- ^ dWr? who foil Jn M >Ci- im m m i Pmtones In Sou& Ayr . ' . X, K V % ! *j>. (r m 10 : if'j* •kino v.y* is Give * l > *1-75, *2*7# tti ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ • M M M M a w a a a a s ..— , T n | w w , w „ , M i M t i | | | | > M | | ) rv;.' rSrt,u,# p**nu T y M T u \ T h0‘ “Ki* l,t” h«a .Htages.with two audio and Powep oUtpii’I ./ ‘<ti H urricane SALEContinues V1' N^wrfo of the Into In selectivity it adds as mu. ■ iiu u iiia iiiiiii ied y Present How, frequeriuty’ we read such a head­ line—in fact, il is so common it passes almost unnoticed; regrettable, but nevertheless true. BUT - 'suppose YOU were the one indicted—how dif­ ferent it would be!! You may say, “But I am a careful di iver; you don’t see me taking chances.” * Maybe not, but your careful driv­ ing* isn t absolute protection against the other fellow’s carelessness, a broken steering gear, or brakes that will not hold at the crucial moment. Or it may be a wet pavement that seme day will send you crashing into another’s car or a pedestrian, possibly causing a fatality. ■ There are many • such cases and don’t think yourself immune—you are not.” . If you can prove every possible pre­ caution was taken to avoid the acci­ dent/then there is no CRIMINAL respon»ibility^-BUT, your , car caused the damage, so there is. a FINAN­ CIAL LIABILITY. v . Consult our Insuranoe Department. “A Share of Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated” Suiphur always heals eczema right ut lo r r- th e Elizabeth A rden Herald .vjix' of Aio Up. A nmall jar •of Rowles Mentho- Brisket Stew T h e Sanford ■i ikew Union method. S ew al boya living in •nural sections of 8tnford to act as agent for the Sanford Herald In hls territory. A good paying proposition for energetic, reliable boys. This is your chance to earn extra C hristm as money. See Circulation Manager In Afternoons HERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED WITH SULPHUR Joe Brinkley, deputy sheriff, and completely*, exonerated the deputy from all blame in the affair. v-Davl* wni xhqt by TJrlnkloy last Haturduy night when he attempted to draw a gun on the latter. The negro had been drinking and had fIrM several .shot* in the neighborhood of the "Midway," according to; a u th o r itie pting . s ,. In . .attem attem pting to search Davis, ihe la tte r backed away and tried to jerk his pistol from a coat pockot. Brinkley shot edy because it destroys the para­ him. sites that cause tho burning, itch­ MenthuDavis died Wednesday night nt ing or disfigurement. ders. Spanish Pog Trot—Valencia, Podllli. » • Fox Trot—Where'd you get those Eyes, Donaluron. ‘Sacred Overture—Providence. Tobanl. ' Intermission. •’ • 1' •• Morceau , Elegant — Golden Blonde, Eilegberg. Concert Waltzes—Wiener Wald Klange, Strauss. Fox Trot—Somebody’s Lonesome Davis & obia; * Trombone Oddity—Sally Trom­ bone, Flllrnor^. . ■” March—tftdlUn Riflemen, Ellenberg, "i i S S * ^ . • AntliensMTho S ta r Spangled are assured of selectivity ney®r ' AH parts of tho Counter on cast aluminum frame carefully* cross members, giving great sfc comparatively light in weight ij perm anent positioning of part* moval. Tho tuning condenier* design, of large size ond much usual plates, rigidly die c**t widely spaced. Condensers ars I □pits and turn together By» sa! joints: Exclusive B-T ’ The Station Indicator Window,.of tho Coun­ terphase permfts each receiver to be individually calibrated,, in so simple ; ' absolutely no gueH.i length Is known «ro printed) on the Turn the tuning control ones amL Y l' how sinapJe a nd effectivu is thiaitA m '■* WANTED, BOYS! s CHOCOLATE i c i n g 10-Inch Crepe Komuine, Yard $4 white. An Inquest held this morning over th e body of Jtadea Davis, neg­ ro, fo u n d 'th at ho had come to his death an the result of wounds in- |«f operation the sixty miles on i tnd 12 miles an Another area |altered in Seattl* thi ital. the northern* e hearlnir wks i« ”cIUfge * nf North Pacific Justice of the Peace Hi, iW.-Lovell ftttd Was held before comiUrometer I*kre Po*e<jt,c?f P. M. Elder, David 8peat, ind states and A rthur Marshall, George High­ Temperatures tower, W. A. Tlllis and A. D. l^roughout these Smith. ( last 24 hours, tem peratures! Municipal Band to morning, in the northGive Bund^y Concert [ttmpcratures ’ far The 8ariford Municiilal Band, urtavernge. Sfb Low Precip. der the direction of Joseph iReizenM 6i) .02 a coriocrt in the .00 •oo! Silk Chiffon Velvet, Yard $7.fi0 % ’ Krt'v,,'1ros< Nov. 2fl.—(JP)— of h»w presfura Chicago, had strong winds Miisissippi valley lion early today, toda. (ton early .report of 4V. S. i«t mcteorloglst ‘ • itr ■ > N V IU -B s Exonerated by Jury Smith Motors Comp Smart Fabrics You Will See at the Court of Fashion 1 O C o ld k J II U lT O fMOQ in . The Sanford Auto Tir» ComAVALON, Santa Catalina Is­ .’^(Continued From Png0 O nd S ® * hich orH‘ns Saturday a t lands, Calif., Nov. 25.^-(JP)— Ray (Continued on page three) [from page one) fro: the.A rkansaa line, .listed two inToef M rUit,M!' nn<f « • « bym ^k- a chilnWer *i 0,1 Strcet’ *» one of itttmd Koutncy of Pasadenk, m ar•bout 80 m interen!Hpa great "amount n“ of 8t* wide Ch“ V tlro 8t°re* operating In dead ... ideter that fifteen num ber Interest, of^ work several Florida Cities. One of Ithe °°L n « foI threc ‘JaV» on • ledge of m ight bo accomplished. .............. . a fcilff 300 feet above the sea near Dsd In that cityj injured. | laDjwst Is in West Palm Beach. here was rescued yesterday a lta r Rteompaaied . from. a r? f; Sco« . who I ih a new store was opened in a boat crow had seen his distress ooAht at< T ,h<‘ S,nte concI«ve an Sanford following «„ investigation signals. f<Ii>was bell sffetud by Uvea i t * T 0l V h,‘ ,ocal W - « « * ° r tho Koutney was lowered by ropes ^ were in var-, W authoriie*l to draft a part o i the state, according to the resolution „nd to p re s e n jfjj he- management rfrvm Little Rock 1 ^iW l ttm a nt lhe foot of tho c iw . The business outthe mernhers llt t W ^ i amj r. JOOjojjes dis re ache u .. Hl'PP«d o w the cliff nn,‘ the f ,c t th*» while hiking, his food supply for ijdaX iW , other flees < *, r ,s a aubetantial one were the three days consisted of two repo Feitner of tention of thd ! £ ? £ .T O m for locatin,r the apples. I Roll^swwj ted national * •• ' is to carry'di*«comAmerican company will pave, eel,’ l l?Xe"‘ ”tatin« thaYthe ex- 6a?n ,tne ° f ,tir° S »»»' tubes •fe theAnhighway between Lima and ceis hail emme largely fnrtn tho S rith'anxiely: m ain store prices. S f; LOUIS, Gallo, Peru. —Five i injured. b| persons are kn_ •To been AM ‘<thf killed and an ui num| < * i i cenZervs- b*r.- Injured by. ■•■■■■■■a ■■ u h h h i u i m which • reduction m the tux. | at many hundredh !Pt over the m»h»comn*jUet' comP°"0d of S. R. Dighton, Mayor Forrest Lake nnd iitiss reportp ii u .r .Ewt* Report# .of loss pf life and Borf w«a a p p o in ts to draft ^ as Mlows: H e-fproperty damage w ere, received a letter of sympathy to be sent to dead; Oppelo, five leading one ofhaveetsom r Mrs. Elsa A. Knight. Widow „f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IIIIB IIlM u n ta 8 dead; Sheridan,| .... if the dead in MosB egfinniitg D e c e m b e r 11 (h e th r e e S ? ^ _ 0R L B A N sA » * .':* .- < /p > ! “ t S S lay. T *■ * * * * • w in banks in Sanford to he negroes. w ill clase a t ^ • w onB wer<j a * j »»<< m o te than th irty injured «s a reMichigan townships plat.. „ Novc. 26.—(/P)— eult of a tornado which swooped | bounty on rats. The tails of the 12 P. M. Each Saturday ill negroes, were down upon two sections of north rodents are turned in »s evidence. First National Bank i aarly today in cy- Louisiana Inst night ikft swept ■ Sanford Bank and Trust Co. - ■ through L- , xrB,eoen 'of t ** t,**d.:.w$re nenr Stop Thirteen other. Mcr Rogue where four members Seminole Bnlinty Bank ijured and some of of qne fam ily were killed and That ted to die. White eleven others injured when « ■■■Ml plantatinos were farm.bcUse was splintered by the . Before a n o th e r dny , Soven negroes also were A cold muy be stopped in ‘J.1 ■ ■ « n u u n 4 aW n M n > n n m u a n a n a a k by the to r *d .y ,eF° *8 f je Storm cut a of C. D. Sm ith, hundred yard wide swath, leveling hours, the fever checked, the'bow-’ els opened, the entire system fLoinber Company farmhouses, trees and' fences (. Self Plhntati, Five othorn were .killed near toned. The way is HILL’S - u way intation suf Hninesvillc us tho tornado tore no efficient thut we puid $1,011(1,000 image 'where.‘eight through the oil fields, toppling for it. Don’t rely on lesser help, houses were dc- over derricks, smashing labor und don’t delay. Get the quick, complete results that HILL’S is tuslly nil the cas camps and armbouses. bringing millions. At least 41 oil derricks, leks, including HILL’S ('aNcara-Hromide-tjuinine ■ some of stteel construction were trUct Ho sure you get IIILI/S, in the Calif., Nov. 2fl.— kriown to have bet/) destroyed 6nu red box with portrait. At all drug E |mtt suddent death 12 or 16 more probably were lost gists—30c. Coita Hills last in tho storm, according to reports Pablo creek, swol- reaching HainesviHe oil compan)raio, burst a tem- ies.' lent a torrent of ||nto a tunnel in Deputy S h eriff I8 working. To Close o r 4 Bearing C ranksl roydl poimsion it .L>_wrt ta W W i [o to * 7 D0 E V C O Saved •28SS$&ag>t* in N ash engineering practict! UDGE pianos b*yny^ 3i,l „ sense o f haaring, oft sight, and of touch^^tJut judg^ them more by your sixth sense #"' your common sense, 'there1 aie several cl«in<:ut^common i1 sense reasons for*Cbickerinv'S • - '■•V-. * U 'z i fev r ■ ’ vrrrrrr States T* e , \ state TOR DEEP RIVER ask ft 811 St • • VVc Particularly Solicit That Share of Your Business That Y o u r Home Merchant Cannot Supply............................... 3iQr I >4 -•A i't.u 'iS lfc T 'L .. . .t o f f lB R f t V f \ * e\ % t& e 8 m■ >1V 1 " •• |l|,|o1/ itnaM'ip ‘ tty, „ , _ co , ■' r ' ‘ President Nash Motors Com* “ If my investigation discloses pany Saya Country Will be pected to attend, it was stated. that one man owned all the whis­ Prosperous Despite Upsets One of the m atters of import­ key, he suid, ’of course arrange­ ance to Florida to be considered is ments could not be made for- the I LANSING, Mich., Nov. 20. That that of the accrediting of schools others." ! nothing exists in the general bus­ of the state. I>r. t ’orirndi, Dr. The Governor has declined to Roomer, ’Mr. Soaley, nnd K. L. comment on the affair. Sheriff iness condition of the' country u*. Robinson, director of hii.li schools Ramsey Stuart, who ordered the day which should “cause us to feel at Tampa, form a committee which raid, said the some report had mot recently to pnss upon those lvlllt. M hut it was without w* nr,! n(>t entitled to expect n come lM to 1him, normal business for the year 1027" schools to be recommended for a c - . foundation" i th» opinion of C. W. Nash, pres­ crediting, a list of. which will he ,OUm,a,1" n---------- --------- 1•dent of The Nash Motors Comsubmitted to accrediting eomtniHion I ts pinm that if-Cal Coolldge >s Pnn>'. nnd looked upon ns a spukesat the Jackson meeting for ap­ to hold his title for another term nian for the automobile industry, proval. ’ ^ b r meeting at Jackson will be he’ll have to s ta rt doing some hard ] "While it is a fact," said Mr. preceded by a one-day session of roud work and get some good spar- ’ Nash, "that the cotton crop was ‘too good’ this year, making the southern high school supervisors, ring pnrtners in his camp. tin* first gathering of that organi­ _ _ ___________ _ , Price too low and th at early frost Have you a good one around zation to be held. ■ damaged some of the com crop, the >house 7 Complete line for *»nile the outdoor diving sen - I and in the northwest, w et wdathcr son has formally closed we see by Jdamaged wheat to some extent, yet sale by— the papers th at Sennor ..... T«ny I believe we will emerge from Brandon and 9 Others j'uente, the Mexican heavyweight, these drawbacks and find ourselves Ih still going into the tank with m n rather healthy ^position. "I his nccui-Umied regularity. feel that we will not be confront- r T H ® .® ' ?!*•» J/ov. 25. 1<»rlda will send Mvet-al fit educators to the annual t o t the Association pf ColV Secondary Schools, of •rti States, to be held at Klee., Nov. 3-Dec. 3. those who will g o itre Dr. (Conradl, president of the JState College*for Women; Jejf, state supervisor of M il'and-pr'esiilei* oCthe lUCntion Association,'Jan<l RVjemer, prafelso* olv,«*> fc ^ W u c e tio n at the: UnlversU >T Florida. A'Humber of other kK.nten from Tampa, PensacoMdlfeL Jacksonville, and other Hits 'pf the state, at'e also ex- bfle'intfaP- iJJS'l i • • 'i . 7.rh .'•IvVA* I ® SA„7» «</,• m m u v.y ‘i-; 1 m rtviiv.r'JP. ■ tto .rfr.^u u y mm �---- ihftrae&gii t ■ 1$ ■*< .l—Jv iMutfS&i that tt pays to adververy at / ' I t has said so again and again, probably until sveryne ls tlred of hearing it. But it remained for a represent­ ative of a national advertising agency to put the proposition in/aOJitronger light than we .had ever seen it before. He maintains, not without reason, that the merchant who docs ?W B , J O * a S , Mm * M H o r not advertise really pays the advertising bills of the oi^e who consistently uses the newspaper columrts. J lP T I O * HATRfl IT.00 ; Rts M onth*—II.BO iB_EI»jr by C a rrie r, per WMMlrly . E d itio n $3.00. ',;t IMAM 1mn v -k m ry< *-‘Ar - . . ,/• le n ie n t Reti o f all mint I m "Wnlle" Stevens, !■ C. S. . DY ARTHUR fifelfeBANE (Copyright i m , h r ltd * . Cn.) SA N K u> THEATRE A LADY writca: "I. see by your ad. you will give a five-acre tract of land in southern California, free, and I pay for w ater improve­ ments” ThiB w riter has offered no lnnd in California or anywhere, free or otherwise, doe* not rec­ omend any particular land .any­ where, authorises nobody to use bis name in tho s^lo of real estate. He does, however, advise intelllgent people to buyf good rea) estate, if they the) know 1w h iit' they are buying nnd why th are buying it. Every section ■the United States offers opportunity for prof­ f k it. But swindlers are busy, mis representation is frequent. — m m m "T h e m e rc h an t,” he contends, "w ho does n o t ad v ertise COMPi pays th e a d v ertisin g bill fo r th e one who does. "E v e ry m erch an t in b usiness pays fo r a d v ertisin g , w h e th ­ S H 8 A k '<4 S MANY cigars ” N O T lC R i All o b ltk i^ jr' ONliL FUl?Yts^ ^oTTce — d * o f th a n k * , reaoltnlvn* e r he useB it o r n o t I f a co m p etito r’s a d v ertisin g ta k e s any A s DI cm* vf*D I*rt»lnra*nt* w here a r c m ade w in b« c h a rre d business aw ay from him , th e p ro fit he would have m ade on M i t e la st Yo uwill /regular lar a d v e r tis in g rate*. th e lost sale is w h at his c o m p e tito rs auvertiblng cost him. T im e s a vice at oijr'ri A M O O fV rk D P R B I I "You have, p erh ap s, w ondered how some sto re s can a f­ m ze, la te d P ra ia la e x c lu iT hat tttle jl to th a u ia fo r ra- ford to spend such enorm ous sum s fo r a d v ertisin g . t>n of a ll new* d isp a tc h e s la th la p a p e r *ml a lso th e is easy to fath o m . T h e ir com petitors, who don’t advertise, n ew a p u b lish ed herein . * ’! and w hose b u sin ess th ey take, pay fo r th e ir ad v ertisin g . * .o f rap u b llcaU u n of sp e cia l SxnforJ *j h e re in a re alao raaarv ed . "Say th e Jo n es fam ily is a cu sto m er of yours. T h ey have ST - f In six ty dollars th ey intend to spend w ith you. T hey read the IIDAY, NOV. 29, 1620 Curb ad v ertisin g of y o u r com petitor and a re induced to spend ALWAYS BE thankful. if ttMMALO P L A T r o M th e ir six ty dollars w ith him in stead of spending it w ith you. young, be thankful for years ahe«d, to do work worth while, and aftraa lab* at l i a r w r * f m t T he sto re m akes tw en ty per cent, or tw elve dollars, on the repair mistakes. sale. They deduct, we will say, th e one dollar ad v ertisin g If old, be glad th at a long rest is w a le r r* a l* to J« « k * « a cost and have eleven dollars p ro fit left. T he a d v ertisin g has not far away, and the worst, most w r f k a mt I t /a k a a - I a - cost th em nothing. They g o t back its cost nnd h ad eleven foolish part of life is past. M i n t C a aa l, la * * f w h it* way* dollars p ro fit they would no t h av e had only fo r th e ir ad­ $ BE THANKFUL th a t yon have v ertisin g . lived in the most womlerftii period M m le e a iM a f iw e mt aati*iBS rT*"W ho paid for this a d v ertisin g ? '• • n ,* of history witnessing within 26 nirb|| aw ov r* . hotel* apart"Did the a d v ertise r pay? No. He trot, the cost back and years increase in human knowledge mH fo w i City COMMlnalon mt flea a tm here. and scientific achievement not le o ta u lra tlln a t h o a l a v a r a p ro fit besides. ('(milled in uny 1,000 years pre­ w • * a r o a a d lo k * M onroe, "Did th e p u rchaser pay? No. I l f paid only th e regular ceding. v •w-CM Biptetlon a t elty b e a s t (fleaPortable &■_ tip * p ro * re in. i price. Spend your j_ BE THANKFUL for scientific "T hen who did pay? fii>- V 7 * y l| , Jf ro1'*l,,#,l i a r l * * f * * e d Oil, Tires and ;t,f . \ fa H IIO ft. qsjmrance ilmt this earth will last "T h e m erchant th a t did not ad v ertise paid for his com * nt W it one hundred millions of nories, Phonot INVERSE FOR TODAY Radio, Flashily p e tito r’s a d v e rtisin g ._ H e not only paid for th e o th e r fellow's years longer. Perhaps we all come back and Butteries, etc yRi a d v ertisin g but he ptSdTout of his cash d raw er th e p ro fit his ,/■'■.W iTm''G.RJ 5 ^ T (;0D MAKES com petitor m ade on the sale. The m erch an t th a t doesn’t each may have a million lives uu the Fuel tfv — 'Thlnp in tin* Kingdom, ahead ami all live to see ea rth ’s ra.VO lAird, ami Thou ure exalted an ad v ertise pays th e a d v ertisin g bill fp r the otie th a t does. He problems settled, noble emulation above all. Both riches and pays in loss of sales a n d los^ o f profits; replacing bane compensation. corns of Thee, and Thou "The m erch an t th a t loses business th ro u g h not adverMf{ PALL.S law rn (Jeclnre ilfncst over nil; nnd in Thine -'B and is power and might; un<l in Using has 'such high overhead and unit, sale cost th a t he t^U( ,me incident, explaining the H IS Hmfortf • Thine hand it is to make groat, cannot possibly sell poods as cheaply as th e sto re th a t in -j doing* for which ho is miuUf dcV\v and to give strength unto all.” I tfifpd creases its sule and reduces its cost w ith a d v ertisin g ." fvmiunt in a bribery case, was a Chrojj 29:11, 12. . . .. ,, , .. u. i iu threat of wnr by Japan against T h ere seem s to be considerable sound sense in w h a t the tl)(, Unitetl states. The naval oil ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■in fi) PRAYER—The heavens slmll a d v ertisin g re p resen tativ e says. O f course the skeptic will reserves were leased, the lawyers k'? praise Thy wonders, O Lord. A GIRL IN A SMALL TOWN say th a t the a d v ertisin g man is prejudiced and m ust, be- say. under an agreement to store 'MVV m die Pacific const to meet BARTON RECORD cause of his business itself, believe som ething such as he " '1 1 ,,n JR,;-; "KEEP ON KEEPIN* ON” an attack from Japan, Too had expressed. However, even if you do not believe th a t you tlie feeble government couldn’t One walks into the Mound Val­ I will he known to the boss,” she Kfi- * ► ; If the day looks kinder gleuny, are p aying th e a d v ertisin g bills of the o th e r m erchant, store oil for itself. ley State Bank a t Mound Valley, finid. "If I have any ability I And your chances kinder sttm r v > Kansas. Perhaps the cashier is prep are u good schedule and you will find th a t it pays to I f the situation’s puzzlin’ THE DEFENDANTS in the gov being nought—a loan may be want recognition, nnd I can't get advertise. And the prospects awful grim, eminent action will subpoena Mr. i needed. “ Right over there," the tt here punching an adding ma­ And perplexities keep pressin’ 0 Denby, former secretary of the person is directed, where a girl of chine.” She turned up as a clerk & \(L FALL JB l .............. Sfe Notice to Taxpayi TV; .TUI all hope Is nearly gone, {’;> J u s t bristle up and grit your teeth lv And keep on keepinr on. nuvy, to prove that an attack by about 22 is seated at the cashier's in the small town bank in Kansus. Japan was expected five years desk. She is asked, “ When will The opportunity was there. When ago. the cashier r ttu rn V ’ "I am the she caught un error tho bank pres­ cashier," la the reply. "W hat can ident and the chairman of the ting never wins a fight Those F lorida tow ns th a t ure planning for Flow er Shows board of directors heard about it. THERE MAY be tru th , there I do for you to d ay ?” Ind frettin* never pays; When she remained long after to be held in m id-w inter have th e rig h t idea. may be nothing In the story. It The, cashier is Miss Josephine hours to complete bookkeeping ain’t no good in broodin’ on may bs a yarn trumped up a t the Linscutt, and the ztory of how she In o rd er to o b tain creditable ex h ib its fo r such occasions, pessimistic ways, to help the oil reserve scheme. became jn an a g e r of the Mound tasks, the head of tho institution lilt Just kinder cheerfully, it is necessary to o ffe r encouragem ent of flow er-grow ing. time Whatever the facts, wouldn’t it Valley Bank carries with it a ■kn^w it. It was not long before ift nope la nearly gone -» > Som etim es su b sta n tia l cash prizes will Induce in te re st. bo a good idea for this country word of advice to young women she got a better job and salary in­ bristle up and grit-your tooth to he building flying machines, who think thnt a girl can’s suc­ crease. When the plnco of bank Som etim es civic pride can be aroused to such an ex ten t tnd keep on kesplir on. manngcr and caahier wns left open, people will p la n t flow ers for th e sake of b eau tify in g th e ir enough to sink in r.ix hours the ceed in a big way in a small town. the board of directors unanimous­ higge3t fleet in the world, Asiatic ain’t no use In growlin’ tow n. W h atev er does it, if the planting of m any flow ers or European, keep that nil fleet Miss Linscott was graduated ly chose her. Bobbed hair nnd > And grum blin’ all the time is a tta in e d by announcem ent of Flower Show plans, the in practice nnd supplied with what from the Women’s College of youthful she was, but conservative ^ music’s ringing everywhere, A 1 a t^» m a. S h e and accurate. Mound Valley busi- i "Show ” mny be called a success, regardless of w h eth er it it needs on the east'an d the west Montgomery, And everything’s in rhyme. thought like muny other girls ness men. respect her; she .knows,; ’ *'“ * keep i n smillu’i clioSrfuily really m aterialises. '1 * W ’ = think] Thu she went to New York business and krmWfl fath tert n'hin ____ i. ps Is N early gone City and got a job In uno of the whnt they’re getting. She knows! T h a n k s— m ay we say — to th e h u rrica n e s th a t laid the -W IL L IE ” STEVENS, acciMnl bristle up and grit your teeth world’s g reatest bnnks. just how much she can lend and j in the Hull-Mills murder case, in tre e s and sh ru b b ery low in th e storm -H tricken d istric ts of Keep On Keopin’ On.” She found herself one of hun­ just when to call. The advice con-! now respectfully referred to as Florida, th e re has come a s o rt of feverish eagerness in SRr'/i w (A uthor Unknu>vn) dreds of clerks. All duy long, and tained in her story may be of use ‘ William Stevens. ------- o-------th o se sections for g e ttin g seeds into th e ground. Many Mr.Hitherto often over hours, she punched an to the girls in the big cities. Not i looked upn ns a man '<t ’ Soon be lime to pay another In- flow ers and quick-grow ing sh ru b s have been planted w ith of weak will, William Stevens on adding machine or made out dry all glory and success is to be i 1 atallm ent on the flivver. the stand baffles one able lawyer reports. Then one day she grew found in the big cities. The girls the prom ise of m aking m any a w onderful b eau ty spot ou t j,. ■ — o--------d . ie witli the directness nnd quickness very tired of it all. She walked who say their home town refuses Maybe the renson why nnnui men of w h u t was a decidedly ugly place before th e storm . of his replies, amazing those that out of the bank and said she to recognize their abilities also Kt-V **get on the nut" is that they nre wouldn't be back. Sunford did not have the sto rm . Its b eau tifu l trees were may find a word there, too.— 9ar- j have known him for years. . ' . Just plain *’nutty” anyway. " I’m going to some town where asota Times. not luid p ro stra te or snapped o ff like stalk s of w h eat before t ............O*"* 1 FRIENDS SAY that shortly I t can still point w ith pride to its m ag n ificen t The final rltea over Mr. Tom tho reaper. Turkey will bo said today over a oaks and handsom e palm s. B u t Sanford cannot m ake much after the murder, Mr. Stevens THAT BIG WET VICTORYbowl of soup made from the loft- of a show ing in th e w ay of flow er-bloom ing unless a g re a t­ "took up Christian Science with DEARBORN INDEPENDENT very deep interest.” Perhaps over*. er in te re st in flow er-gardens is displayed by Sanford c iti­ Christian Science has something ---------o-------U was to be expected that the nu repealed its state prohibition ; to do with his self-control a t pres­ r; We are thnnkful thnt Thanksgiv- zens. anti-prohibitionists would glean a act, as did Nevada, where thero are i ent. Christian Science teaches that ; Ing Day doesn’t come but once a Suppose S anford should decide to m ake a rep u tatio n fo r you cun do a thing, if you want to, big wet victory from the election. fewer voters than jackrabbita. t v . year, Year. If it did we’d dlo of overThat was the inevitable result of But Illinois elected a dry Senator, being th e T ow n -o f-th e-m o st-flo p ers in Florida, couldn’t and thut helps. eating. their special brand of logic, u logic Nevada elected a dry Scnutor and -o S anford do it? Now is the tim e to p lan t n a stu rtiu m s and JOHN D. Rockefeller Jr., gives which takes into account only those Montana elected a dry Congress- ' We’li always hnve some newspa­ a s te rs and phlox and m arigolds and coryopsis and zinnias things fuvorable to the enuse and pers using "Xmus” fur Christmas and can d y tu ft’ and gladioli. Even a m uss of m orning glory to Brown University whence ho happily ignores the unfavorable. man. In California, Colorado und Missouri attem pts to repeal the I was graduated in 18117 — 485 letters no m atter how muny others cam­ vines can be b eau tifu l. There a re innum erable flow ering by Abrul.ain Lincoln, a majority They might just as well have jubil­ state prohibition laws were beaten. ! paign agalnet it. m before the election, for their Stute referendums for prohibl- 1 vines th a t can add to th e beauty of u place through the entirely in his own writing. II ated triumphs, such as they were, all tion, however, and atate referon- ,’ was probably harder for Mr. No kiss ever tasted as sweet as covering of u n sig h tly outbuildings und fences. Rockefeller to give away those let­ came in wet states where everyone dums againat prohibition have no : th at taken under un old-fashioned W hy not m ore flow ers fo r S anford? ters than the millions thut he dis­ expected that they would win. And more actual effect on nationul pro- < aun-bonnet. Phil Armstrong in even these triumphs have an emp­ hlbition than do the funny straw ■ ------------------O------------------tributes a t intervals. Tftnea-Unipn. But “them days are ty ring. Not one letter of tho na­ ballots conducted in wet newspa­ t '; gone forever." M usic exults each joy, allnys each grief, IN ONE letter Lincoln describes tional prohibition law has been pers. Prohibition is written into , Expels diseases, softens every pain, (icnernl Grant as " a very copious changed; and even the wests admit the Constitution of the United E • ( . A recently married young man Subdues th e ra g e of poison and of plague. worker and fighter, hut a very that there is not tho slightest pos­ States; the only way to repeal it p says he is absolutely crazy about sibility of change within the next is first to repeal the 18th Amend­ meagre writer or telegrapher." Jo h n A rm strong. home cooking, particularly grape two years at least. ment. This would take a twoT hat’H a good description of a --------------------- O ---------------------Jh ilt and oranges sliced together. The .rcfcrenduniB, cry the wets, thirds vote in each house of Con­ real man. Grant, like Grom well, --Concordia (Kas.) Blade. OUR R E V E R E N T FE E L IN G tow ard God is alw ays in would fight 10 weeks anil write we won the referendums. And so gress. and a m ajority voto in three-----o-------The they did, some of them. But which quurtcrs of the state legislatures. ■J J The editor of tho Eldorado Time* dan g er of se ttin g Him a fa r off, as if He did not care for and 10 words, or write nothing. 7 New York and Illinois Tho only effective victory the U such a conscientious proof read- h ad little to do w ith th ese lives th a t He has m ade.— Philip world has plenty of copious w rit­ one passed iiazy resolutions calling up­ wets can gnlq, therefore,'is to elect ers. . «r th a t he almost scratched his on Congress to let each of the wet Representatives and wet Sen­ ' tklM t elect ion day when he found Brooks. QUEEN MARIE has gone, her states determine for itself Just how ators. But the final results of i I m iupsllad name on the ballot, She will come much liquor is necessary to make the election show th at 321 of the visit a success. E’tP**.|Unta« City Star. M ’A D O O V I C T O R Y its inhabitants drunk—a pWa pal- 435 members of the House of Rep- ., L” ’ ---------o-------back. LOS ANGELES EXPRESS fi of fulfillment, Somebody gave her, un a fare­ pably impossible resentatives in the new Congress "Mrs. Grump teems to take a Wisconsin voted fo r'2.' per well present, a bullet-proof auto­ are classed as dry, and at lcakt 73 noaitltlve pleasure in anticipating icu- of the Ofl members of the Senate. trouble," "Yea, you see in that way Credit for this remarkable show­ mobile. It is inconceivable thnt beer, a vote which, is pot’ Never before had the people of lab'prie conslders < She manages to enjoy ninny sor- California expressed themselves so ing—a t least, a large measure of anybody should want to injure the larly amazlpg whaVpni In the face of these figures the big „ Industry _____ . o f wet victory seems to pulp some­ ’ftifpw a that never really come to the credit—will go to William kind-hearted woman who wishes the one-time leading emphatically on tho wet and dry Gibbs McAdoo, the only man of Well to all. Wisconsin’s leading city. Monta- what. ? ‘her.’ —Boston Transcript. issue as they did in last Tuesday's outstanding prominence in the But she is a part of "royalty," ' --------- o--------See wheVe Tampa haH a "split cloction. Tho vote to sustain the stute who nad tha courage to take which, unfortunately, in thesp days I," u split on the City Com- W right state enforcement act was up tho leadership of the dry forces is not "bullet proof," on and the citizens are split the heaviest over potted In this state against tho tremendous wet or-< A DECISION, published . In Sen-, the charges being made against liquor, showing tho grow­ gnni zatlon which had been formed ato r Capper’s Topeka Capitol shows i their chief of police. ing sentiment here fo r enforce­ to destroy the W right act. ment of prohibition, Tho heavy It was McAdoo whose influence th a t m an’s best friend is the dol­ . 0 a n fo rd .h u again domonstraUd vote In fact was a surprise. Few resulted In the Democratic party lar, not the dog, a fter all. Mis4 M b e t It Is a good football town. had been'sanguine of any victory; state convention adopting a ring­ Ida English, bitten by a dog, thousand pehple saw nona had dared count on such u ing declaration against any weak­ brought suit for damages, but ;am e between S te tso n victory. For months It had been ening modification of the Volstead couldn’t prove the owner knew the College. The of- made to.appear that wet sentiment act and against the brazen effort do*- was vicious. The case was IT* poet of American was twAspinc Over the state. In to repeal the wrlght enforcement 'the girl bitten paid, the dog bitten a shee] *. a great 114 g rea t vote act. valuable thing” , am r lueoiMS bf thi port of v It was McAdoo who fired th* the owner would have M hoped that " grati- first gun in the state-wide cam­ i, even though it was' paign in defense of the W right act. it bite. •daeow will It Is By French Marioi is dl reelate Other national and state leaders difficult full; greater sueceke. >g takes his first re­ the blfTMflaahcA of . Early were invited to participate, but }W dout of a child the dog’s ■c a a ',?-r Wednesday, Dec. 1, 8 o’clock. Benefit report wired East cal. inform*- MeAdob was the only conspicuous Ppeet the dope bucket Ion that California had gone wet M not responsible. *<t High School Athletic Field i .*• t____ _____ * person who stepped forward SWt ?< 'or three y ea n the AHI- y, 117,000 or more. ■The E ast re- took took up the flgnt. He spoke re­ mooting 'Washington and calved that report •, i friapdly foes of long standif U were peatedly during the- campaign In Tickets 35c and 50c In Jaek*on'Rlle have been doped what had been expft and Calltym burgh and Washington t parts arts, of the state,. ......... hurling the of one to three fomta was at one* . in down 'arson, made no eYfort a t This Space Donated by urge of nullification directly into along with New York.'* finitely Won . rtb but New York" Unle face of wet leaders. y r vV''-'' i' g| permanently prat. fa a What seemingly had been aliotoel undefeated Violets played U‘! ours Utter th«'w*t* of. the East lensiy ’if’*,*Mf*i" ly tlost a t cause was galvanised ball and learned to l m '4m A **■ trueutore, learned Into»life life and bacame a great fight-, trying conditions th a t iVV? them w ar a rd lta a l'a n d Ing force, California on Tuesday mi •gtinst Davis and iting truth, (fell"Califor- voted by more than 60,000 raa ity .to/^*t*ig/the Wright ‘ c>mi ■'Gunur"^G j W m em Give Sanford Flower Gardens Huckleberry Finn' I ■ £1 £3 BP i ‘ ' City Tax Rooks are novj for payment of City Tt count of 2 per cent allot taxes paid in November per cent discount on tan in December. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Colli For a Better Stucco Every element oil been taken out4 Stucco. You cat ( your exterion sol u tel y uniions | no streaks—1: ture, Oriental itself readily to 1 * tectural period. ■'1. V v. <• Ask,ua about '■ OR1E Fpr, .Sale By ■, CHASE & CO. 0 Reliable Building Sappily • V '-v . ■ 'i*rtwS A subscription , to The> m| It will not only H be a dail j er as a en t th at . r ■ 7*« - i _ - - > . *«*»*• S iW .- - I i X: �•i* Li ** -■*•.1- ' ft *. >;.(t j 1 •*«»r-2\X 2bu .. •, -%i\ ., % -n f-Mvii»n ir Vi ‘• * i o it ' r jw ■■sv*, 148K-i Soc ilendar 1 t . ;r,:-*r m r <-- >• ■ * x * -a ..t. ■T-rL*t£XftO/1»UVrti .'..«fL|fry i l( .t.i.’M' J ■ r ■ a®ms>v fc&» •;/-.11' 1 V;’i f . rf: ‘A; *’'«> ••* »i* MRS. F R E D & D A IG E R , SO C IE T Y E D IT O R m RESIDENCE -1, :■ Members^d f PIai£»xibe JennySpauldingCircle Mr. and Mra, Caswell Members of Azarian Club Entertained by Holds an Interesting Hosts at Dinner Party Class Heve Enjoyable | Parade o f Fashions Mrs. Sneed on Friday Meeting Wednesday Associated Press) On Thanksgiving b ay Meet With Mrs. Grady (By TheBobbed * , * ... Furs and otherwise remodeled in modern other faahlon. Tho unique pieces will •oof he.retained in their present form der end worn, thus making the vogue more secure. •■■; ; :TT' Turkish We Mra. John W. Sneed entertained Members of the Jenny Spauld­ Bobbed very short and even The membors of the Axarlan Ono of the iovliest of the many moat delightfully Friday afternoon CONST ANTOH ing Circle of the Baptist Church Conservative Party Dress a t bridge a t her attractive, {home held an interesting meeting Wed­ dinner parties given here Thanks­ Clnss of tho Baptist Church wero shaved hair has come to furs. Pa­ ish women, gitorday Black dressea were in tho m a ­ giving day was th at given by Dr. entertained Tuesday evening by risian women, not content with gegtory^ffM® a t. <101 in Magnolia H eights, T h e g u e sto nesday afternoon at the home of and Mrs, Ben Dorsey Caswell at Mrs. Grady Duncan a t her homo taining the bob on their own heads, jority a t the reception and badl since unv use of •Municipal'Library ,were me nbera of the Plaiananco Mrs. J. A. Kelly on Holly Avenue. their home on Magnolia Avenue. have extended it to their fure. on Myrtle Avenue. , ( in connection with a meeting of the against wl ' 1* ltl n u p tia ja .a t, tb a Bridge Qlub. The season’s vogue A short business sessloh,, was Quantities of lovely cut flowers qhows all BriUh Consenratvo P arty. Dame The rooms were bright w ith bas­ and bowla of .1yellow and ferns were arranged in vast* kets and bowls of cut flowers and held, presided over by tho chair­ kinds of fur pelts, shaved a h d , Caroline Bridgeman, however, wore calls Mtha jjiorcb a t 5:30 o'clock. This J. __coate a— Jand —_ aas ____ . .. m um i and violeti* were and bowls in tho rooms where the ferns. Centering the dalntly ap­ man Mrs. C. A. Anderson a fter rrafllAH treated, iiaiul used for trim ­ a •lovely gray gown and a.diamond Constantino, a* w ith artistic effect in guests assemblbed. pointed dinner table was a large which a social hour was .enjoyed. mings, Furriers have resorted to band around hey har. Lady Elve- her countryrooms where the card tables Mrs. John Abrahams, circle silver bnsket filled w ith ■pink Games nnd contests affared much dyeing and are bringing out grey den wore a satin gown in a beauti­ ciling eyelids, been placed for play. The chairman, had charge of the busi­ chrysanthemums, pink roses and merriment, nnd caused the evening and ancient looking Iamb and mole ful shade of apricot One of the era with henna and : Kra P. R. 8av*s* a t A rejuvenated in youthful tinta of most striking figqre was Lady tips. The periodic: r Mrs. Ernest Km pp on color note at maize and oirchid was ness session, when many interest­ baby breath. At either end were hours to pass all too quickly. showeY'of groceries for a needy henna, brown and gold. carried out in every d e ta il.'^ ing matters wore discussed. H erbert Cory, who came out in a ccltndn in which o tfear smaller silver baskets holding tho family was. one of tho features of Fox fur and lynx seem to be black and stiver sesquin frock and expreto th eir op* * uw.d of Holy Cross Ijite in the afternoon the hos­ Tally carda done In floral '’de same lovely blossoms. the evening. Quite a large basket the only two which have escaped very long diamond earrings. A meet a t 3:30 o’clock signs carrying out All coemetk ui color tess served butterscotch pie and Marking the places of the guests a . Newman a t har coffee refreshments. The next next wdre Thanksgiving carda with of alt kinds of fruits and other the fu rriers' shears. They are be­ pink and black ninon frock and an­ cept herlna, are ‘Scheme were distributed by M u te r 11”“ !" as f^feanm ents. The V om Court. Wilson Sneed, the young Kbn of | meeting will bo held Wednesday af conundrums on the reverse side. necessities were sent by the circle. ing used by the fashion makers as Late in tho evening the hostces trimming for short haired fur Monday the hostess. A fter the u s u a ln u m -^ ™ ™ " ? ° f. Mra* Pl R' Finding the answers to these ques­ assisted hy Mrs. W. C. De Coursey coats, thus presenting the novelty i H n u i i i H i u i H i u i u n i n i H i i n i Guild will meet a t ber of progressions scores wero * Avmme. were tions afforded much merriment. • t the home of Mr*, added and prixes awarded. Members attending this meeting Favors of handkerchiefs made In nnd Mrs. Mirch Fox served a of fur trimmed with fur. The tempting salad course. oh Laurel avenue.' prize fo r high score among the were: Mrs. John Abrahams, Mrs. the form of roses were given the Among the members present Old Jewels in Vogue franc* and the United •J. A. Cunningham, Mrit. F. R, Mrs. D. L. T hrasher club members was a p retty brass Strange, Mrs. L E. Strange, Miss ladies, whilo tho men were pre- were Mrs, W. C. DeCoursey, Mrs. Queen Mary has started a C. A. Anderson, Mrs. B. C. Moore, vogue for old jewelry and Maym ndion, Jack Wood- basket, whilo the high score guest Nannie Kelly and Mrs. J. A. Kelly. sontd quaint novelties. SILVER LAKE CASINO A delicious six-course dinner was Mrs. Albin Kendall, Mrs. Mirch fair ali*saj$:4hm dhjgun to produce to Euatia Thursday prize, was a lovely pottery bowl filled with narcissus bulbB. | served. Covers were laid for Mr. Fox, Mrs. A. C. Chamberlain, Mrs. Homu’1oJ'*hs hetriodms that have ■pent the day as the Following the nwarding of the Wednesday, December 1st. Mrs. Thrasher's mother Jaeksonvilif w td n w d aT whem ho an‘‘ J * !> Wl)(*l n ,,f ’ Mr- nn(! Mack Killcrcnr.e, Mrs. L. G. Shep­ been tucked* awayrJiP]avendcr and Mrs. Wynn W. Potter, Mr. and prizes the hostess, assisted by her pard, Mrs. C. C. Wells, Mrs. A. L. old lace for y e a n . attended tha football game Thanks­ ^Eerran. . Music By the Mrs. Howard I.o Gette of Cairo, Mug wood, Mrs. E. Hamilton, Mrs. During her holiday a t Balmoral, club of the B aptist sister Miss Ollie Johnson, served giving day. >Vt) H. II. Kastnery_Mrs^C>'B. A. W il­ Ga., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mr. turkey with cranberry sauce, cel­ tho Queen spent considerable time meet with Mrs, A. Seminole Syncopators liams, M rs./S r'A .* wtaploton Jr., and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly and Mr: ery, toast squares,' French peas In ioned jewelry she possesses. She and Mrs. Charles Lycrly, at 3:30 o’clock a t her NffA M. K. Whittle, Mrs. Leo examining a quantity of old-fnsh- j A. C. Ginder, Mgf. tim bals, mince pie topped with Miss Gene Martin Laney, and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Caswell. Admission, $1.80 Oak Avenue. Echolas, Mrs. H. A. Moreland, Mrs. decidod to havo some of it reset whipped cream and coffee. and Mrs. J. Olin Laney motored iM u iiiiiu M iiM u u n n n in ia iiiiii Mrs. John E. Morris Jr., and Edward Ludecke, Mrs. A. M. Earp, Mrs. Sneed's guests wPraf Mrs. to Orlando Thursday where they Tueaday Mrs. It. R. Pippin and Mrs. Duncan. Mrs. Brynnt \V. Strickland of Board of the Wom- L. P. McCuller, Miss Emma Owen, spent the evening. Fort Lauderdale are visiting in will meet a t 10 o’clock Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. Ste|fhen PierSanford ns the guests of Mrs, C. A. pont, Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Noble E. King of ■ DeUnd since 1878 ib house. Jeuhers Association of A. C. Fort, Mrs. W. D, Gardiner Leesburg spent Thursday here the Williams nnd Miss Ruba Williams nt their home mi Evans Street, guests of friends. ar School will m eet a t and Mrs. Harold Vlele. School a t 3:30 M, G. Kelleher arrived here Mr. and Mrs, Edward Lane mo­ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ‘Bishop and The annual Thanksgiving Com­ son and Miss Betty Jane Sovacol tored to Orlando Thursday whore Wednesday from Lake Placid, N. of Tampa are the guests of Mr. they spent the day ns the guests Y., where he ban been spending the munion l>reqk fust for members of ,Wednesday summer, and will again have the Knights of C’ulumbua was held monthly business meet- B. Turner Housejr a t her home on of relatives. charge of the Sanford Country Thursday morning following the Woman’s Club will be Palm etto Avenue. communion service a t tho K. of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Smith of Cluh during the winter season. i club house a t 3 o'clock. C. Hall on Oak Avenue. George G. H erring leaves F ri­ Orlando were among the visitors E. H. Prichard, Grand Knight, day .for Damwell, S. C., to attend in Sanford Thursday afternoon. Thursday had charge nnd acted as toastm asttha Virginla-Carollna Field Trial? , Clzis of the F ir tt Bapor. Quite a number of talks were Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat vill hold business and in which ho has entered one of hla made by tho various members in­ Til and children and Mrs. June Roum­ ttlng at 3:30 o’clock at dogs in the Derby Stakes. m Tho Arcude Delicatessen, 44 Mc- cluding Father Claaby and Charles of Mrs. Barney Beck. illat motored to Orlando Thursday Lander Arcade, is one of tho new­ I* Britt. Tho breakfast was pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brother- for the day. est places of business to open In pared and served by tho ladles of son and baby spent Thursday very H. Fischer, of Lake the church. Covers were laid for pleasantly with friends a t GroveMiss Esther Hicks of Orlando is Sanford. Mary, who has had considerable 35, Dinner land. spending the Thanksgiving holi­ days hero with her sister Mrs. experience in this line of business, A. J. Coleman of Charlotte, N. Douglas Griffin who has been Glenna Farrow nt the home of is tha owner of the new shop. fra. C L* Goodhue en<C ., will arrive hero Saturday to A complete lino of salads, meats spending the past few months In delightfully a t din­ Mrs. Paul Kcely In Plnehurst. npend the weuk end here with re­ and other prepared delicacies suit­ living day a t their Virginia, is in Sanford for a short latives. able for use of housewivco in a r­ time en routo to W inter Haven. Dr. E. D. Mobley motored to Mzgnotia Avenue. Folvdinner th d p arty m otor-’ Jacksonville Wednesday where he ranging their meals, is tarried by Mrs. Howard Tibbnls and small Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jacobson who will spend tho week-end with rela­ the shop. Mr. Fishcer will also In­ ndo where they Bpent in a position to furnish tasty son, Munson, of Umatllln, spent were called to Sanford Tuesday by tives. on most pleasantly, things for parties, luncheons and th*| day here Friday as the guests inre laid for Mr. and the death of the latter’s brother, aJ. tjer aunt Mrs. Fannie Munson. OHS1 and AI1S! and sparkling oyeal Eager s rth, Ruth, Billie and Col. George W. Knight, left Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Kent Rossitor and banquets. Happiness unbounded 1 ’Twill be Indeed a joySjl J*9f their home In children “sjfppt'' Thanksgiving 'VoYy of Norwood, Ohio, day. 4fitr "Japanese polico hereafter you as you watch the delighted ’youngstersn in tl C onnw tlcut ' i Douglass, Miss Helen pleasantly a t F o rt Myers. They will be given the regularly pre­ of all these Christmas toys. 'Herbert and Joseph will go from there to St. Peters­ scribed m ilitary drill. Mr. and Mrs, H arry Heeren and burg where they will spend the [Stanley Walker and Mr. their house guest Mra.Wilii&m Hos- week-end. [C, L Goodhue. There’s a world apart—a realm of childish dreams; The sale being conducted by tho tettor of St. Petersburg and M. L. vivid imaginations surround every toy with a stor; Lorlg spent Thanksgiving day very J. R. Nix and A. L. Byrd of La Moda Tienda Shop in Orlando own. And they’re, Oh! bo happy 1 You’ll also be pfc has met with an overwhelming re­ pleasantly a t Daytona Beach. Commerce, Ga., arrived here this discover how abundantly we have provided those sponse, according to L. L Staley week to make Sanford their home. ■ >»* -■*■■ of the Kelly Sales System who has to make every boy and girl happy on Christmas morn. ' Miss Eleanor H erring, Who has Henry McLaulin Jr., and S'. S. James Stumon en- been visiting in New York, W ash­ Irwin have returned home from a charge of this event. The clnss of merchandise car­ i family dinner Thurs- ington and South Carolina, returns delightful fishing trip a t Crystal ried by the La Moda Tl&ndu is well fhome on French Av- home Thursday. Miss H erring’has River. known to nil of Central Florida spent the past six. months in E u­ nnd when such a store puts on u laid for Mr. and rope where she received a dlpoma ".1 TfcJr HEflTlu Miss Katherine Teague of Or- sale it means something, Mr. Staley kHerndon, Robbie and from the American conservatory o^ DeLand, Florida Jando spent Thanksgiving day doclured. ' ndon, Mr. and Mrs. Music, and Beaux A rts at FontalnMr. Staley snys this event prom­ x, Walter, Jim m ie, bleau In September, and has been here w ith her slater Mrs. Edmund Continuous from 1 p. m. to ises to eclipse his former opera­ and Joale Fox, Mr. traveling In Switzerland, Italy and Meisch. 11 p. m. g a H a a B B E a a a a a a a e M E B e j ia a a i i a a a a a a a a s 1 * * - - * * - * * * * * * * " 811* 11* 11* ^ ^ * 1 tions in tho state of Florida which I Burdick and M ar­ France with her mother. Her-, 'iy Mr, and Mrs. H arry Lewis and a havo been extensive, especially on aud Mr. and Mrs. ring and Miss H erring artived on Dr; and Mrs. W. Theodora Lang­ the East Coast. SATURDAY the Corona Nov. 7. vrr ley attended the races a t ScminoU Priscilla Dean In on Thanksgiving Day. Queen Marie says there is some­ Woodward Bam Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Shfpnun of thing "majestic about the road at . Myers, who have been New Jersey, returned to -th eir1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Le Gette “W est of N iagara Falls." , . . That lady Iff the tatter’s aunt Mrs. home Thursday a fte r spending the for several days, p ast few days here, having been of Carlo, Ga., arrived here Wed- should stick urouml and hear one Broadway” P " :rm i , for their home. They called here by the death of the lat- nesday and are tho guests of t h e ; of tho boys road when tho umps Comedy > Sanford next. Week te r’s brother, Col. George W. j form er’s sister Mrs. W. C. HU1 a t calls a third one with the sacks “CHEER UP” her home on Magnolia Avenue. full. aeveral days. K night ' Cartoon-—“Red Hot ?&$■, ■& * | Another Big D an e s CommunionBreakfast For KnigbtsColumbus Given Thanksgiving1 DREKA’S : One of Florida’s Leading Department Sto \ See Florida s Largest Dolls and Toys Delicatessen Shop Opened by Fischer id Mrs. Goodhue lin at Everywhere'You Look Bring The Children to Toytoi a La Moda Tienda S&16 Having Big Success f Dinner Given idMrs.Stumon Amusements a M W D reka’s & Co. ! s a [M i# Nails” 8 ' ' r kv ' f * * 1 .* Box Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box. Hand embroide plain white and fancy colored borders—-Box—,, S1.00 " S1.50 0i ’:. Vl'r^siE’'-' J,.. ■ Special Lbt-^Bbx Handkerchiefs in plaln wKil . • bred em b roid *ed r-J>er box— TO i. v . iji.*.• m w mmm m j 1 �‘ :V, O f j.'> [Mf, L ilt v V r • , ■: • * f£[ •s/W j reported aa prospective bidders. The Jameson group waged a strenuous fig h t in an effort to be perm uted to intervene in the re­ ceivership, but permission was de­ nied by Judge Wllketfon. Pe«1 out Brought PeeeWer Tfte railroad want into receiver­ into ship K erch ifi,1026, when friendly than involuntary proceedings were in-, atituted before Joudge WDkeraon. dee,,that from which A comparatively minor coal bill yna placed at was the vehicle of the recelverahig, Federal Judge bnt it also was represented -that raon, in whose the railroad would be unable to stship has been ad- meet $448,000,000 bonds m aturing . .who appointed Jan. X, 1026. 1 of Chicago as H. E. Byram, then president of rjn.chancery to re- the road; Mark W. Potter, a form­ e r member of tho Interstate Coni* P?.r V. of $4*5,045,000 meroe Commission, and E. J.BrunMilwaukee and St. dage, form er Illinois attorney gen­ estim ated worth eral, were appointed receivers. 100 to $760,000,000 In federal court it was alleged 1, 1926, had an out- th a t tho receivership was directed • Indebtedness of $466,046,- by the raiiroad*B hankers so that ! Its financial structure might he rerailw ay’s fiscal a g e n ts,! organized, and the Interstate > and Company of New York Commerce Commission nlso held a he * National City Bank of hooting to fix the cause fur the fork, throughout have, indl- receivership. Intention to bid in tlio ) The railroad, w iih-Jhnre than with them has been 8,000 miles of main line, is dne of ,f m ajority of the rail- the nation’s most im portant sys­ Hies. An opposing tem s. It was the firflt western ng poaie $16,000,000 of road to push its steel to the Pa Junior securities and ‘ olflc Cou^t, and tho first to op__lg |ly as the "Jameson crate electrically across the Conand the Bondholders' Do* tinental divide. It now operates it tee, headed by E. C. nearly 700 m ijts with electricity n of New York, have boon over'tw o moUnt^n ranges. ‘y 'V, -* . : •• . - LADiE^t rv&L rT \ l t \ t y A 'f c r f . o F 6 'q o p A G frA kp ; ok OLiR^ipe, -xAkX Promp'T^p > i g® S* ♦H®v. a « ^ w p ) ukee «nd St. ppon the auc , t h e first r in The . v e o T fo & fic e , o v i u 'o ,C U J3 TFU?<5?t SE FO ftfc MAKING R A lP lM ja “tW BM .vie ^AvJ ,t)b n i€ P *tMe o u l i f e CL OB ? pRcrfec-rtvj£ j\ "TUF BlUkiDERIkifi MISTAKE OF re feA 6U F, R E A U tE for ,qoKi<&eL\]Z4>. ,- n t/ r f - r w e o w l ^ CLU B \\fi& BEH4 fal^ elv itfifcueetUAL^ ’u t \M1-1U MW “olORW ilsj , ^T” G i|W £ lAROUW O 'I'* MW F R iE M O S . , S t t M EP V /O P u. 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V 4 1 S • --- i 7Z TJsJlC B V O O R ^, f M A *30R . !* ✓ /- 2-^ c iK « >t srs »tHvict. isc FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS KIHKADEGARDENTRACTOR A Ptactksl Pro»«n Powtr Out ttvatof (otCUrdm«tv,Sutaib-, ■nlwttTruck i n , Plotiit*.Nur-i /M issus v o o e a A6C WALK rC»ttte, THAT 6 tS -IT LOOkS U kE AM OLD ALLEY DOS' «*rro«0^ru 1rO t aw»r«,Co «W w upss and Lswturotk AMBXICAN M M * aiA C ltrN k' CO. U lS -U rd A*a. ■< I . , MinnaspoUa, U lan . IN P R \m T . cJ.R.'NiV.ltSM*; t i w *r s»* w u ig r Not Such a Bad Record 006 L O O K S LIKE 117 *2A T S O ? i S ' Z A T S O ? IT L O S T Q M E y O M & P R IZ E A L L A A L L E Y D O S ? ? SAV^ I M1AM? Y A TO K A iO W ■ZWi^ OCXS W U T . A 0 0 6 SUOYI LA ST MOMENT.' MOVi / aamv t i m e s WUZ WE IN D06 SMOVWS l a st y ea r SO M M G afJ O /M C E / Nr- .i l 'A g g B a u M g g B a g g a a g a M g g a a a a a a a a a u a g a a a o v a a g I■hew K ?.’ s H o a n te A -iV ^ Man with Ford or light car fo r permanent connection. 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C III I T V , K I.O IIM M .1 o f siiiu f w t J j. t t t e n « R E N T — N ieo room s m u d a p a r t m e n t * . F c n i d e h t 1A n V - separate department^ fotf* nnd children. New ejjul " been installed and tho a doing business. > ItMs exifartad that with! time a Indy faclril expert in iciirist will ba added .to til according to M r . fllltoik "The demand f o r th li ’ general that I feet tM Sanford wilt patronise our i department. He|iarated i men’s part of Itte.shopv: eonveidenco for both lirfy puLronr- nnd with the a . far ini expert • and munifta will be meet all’l mands of n beauty p a r l o r M r . Hilton said. .. j ar;5i::Httf*iB4.„... 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S ta lo y h a s b e e n o il m i l l 4i . i p t m i i J m i i I k M i l l I n l r * t n l *‘ 1t * Isi* ih 1*. it tit I If mu lit cnrim rut l«Mi In K e l l y S a l e s S y s t e m f o r j l4 . , | « , n M r r *i U m u I ••Hilly. t l » « * n t u i m d H a s b e e n w o r k i n g ' in F lo rid a . I Il'M .-.li. . , „ s , _ s - » j a a 5r ! i .K *t r ai t ai a T h e e n t ir e sio tjk c a n r l j i " ' 1 1 •* • i . h u i h I nurtirn, wtiuiH nam es a r e ui*know ii.trading an d itnlng luisi- M o d a T i e n d a i s t o b e noHn nniliT tt|i. f irm n am e nml etyle I.r K ill.Ml. 1 'u r r h d t t s a d I ln W I ilt : to t h e m a r k « * r i W f c t t ) ^ 1 Mihih Iv. H turk to n s a d K night, If n f o r a d v c r t l a e r a o n t s c e n c e n corim rutlon. whoa* prlavlpul place * 9l e . ' o itm :it K im r i in .ic .v rio ,\ i,i T l t M S T A T K n p J .'l.i i l t l I , A up.. I,, l u n i: ■<ml KIIKDA ItOTlf w l f , - . 11< - n a l i > i i . mi , r . " I b u sin e ss 1" u n k n o w n , ir suM cor' p o ru tlo n 1» still In lotful exlsirnco. H i 1 1 n i H i . - H. i m , I i i i i n l i d < ' ji 11 utlii I t 11 i i | i p . i 11 i m | , j n f f I J i i y i , ii .,., a n d I f r m I d c o r p o r a t i o n i n n o l o n i c - r roil ■ H U p h '-M A li^ JN :* d o r N o i r t ' p t " S I r i i r n e r ... . o f " ‘( b ‘ T fll-J I*tv . IllillI N M .> N . J o llie d b y h t r J iJ lslm n U n a d n e x t f ih m il. M i 1W ; . u o i H N . H H N , .1 821 8 . S anfaH 2.— .*! ‘ ; *»Xv ft'I, BAT)ON. a-piwtie \ B a rtfo n f A W n n io liilu g o DeftuidUitlH MnguoUa Ave. Phono 137 Vt,"i ' ttitn i ' ; ----------- iin g t o n 'W L l M V i t S'Hi! fc s M is ite .j-'i w y ■j-’."-" BiTt tho.se who take ndvantag#, spcciai selling event. The Hilton (Barbejf^ ■In d ite C lr e u ll C o u r t , S e v ­ e n t h J i i d l e l . i l < " I i < -ii 11 o f Magnolia Avenue, h a a ^ J ihr S»■*Io «f I’I odd 4H U l i i n i« i I L » » p I. i i » i I ' l t n r l P H ' 1 mi t . um \I I** I i m * inm i Mi * .. i ! u u l ,\ !*•< :i V i i r. l\i h ia nmn i: h ' m m i l.d in ........ ; u l i i l i v i s i u n III **« ? ’ i » l i f * f <■ i i » l a n t !«, I f l l v - i ' ' i ’ ■! f 11 1♦ i m o » > r n i t « i f n n l i l 'i P " ,r| li l‘ lo' di I *i answ et log *hi • * » V |f I I • \ I II 'll |l I I I ♦ . 11 1 1 • _ ■ t * » In I / • m l i i t f < ■'! i • i l l « » l » l i f ' l l I n r n r l l p i < 1 1' s t t i i p p i 1. 1 1 m e b < * t v i m p b l*cl(i » . Mi, * . fill Mmi* i ;■| diifuitl . \ . i * n f tit* In i n . . i V v I a r o * . I • * ti i I m i < 1 11 l • '2 i : i I 'l.in i. • h , m i* n t ln 'r r ln I m ’ •"I b 'lte paid, Hie b a ta tu e due, i'l.i M f " 1c * i i d f j i i c i £’ • ! ' « i | li > T i i i t e l l m i l i ’ U ' H r » f f i n l t l 1 ' ' i n lulu rti, and tl’“ locall•■ri 1 ' ' ' M i n . I, I * t i l l •!• ' • *»«! *1 » l* f> i n l i M i * 4 r l n l n i l M L f it n v ; i " t e lly , n l n g i v e y o u r p r e s i ,., * i • il 'bitn f;i • ■ * H*ni »ik.- hi i ti , i i in t pm it) or to uny • ‘ Ik* 11 - - -en | i V w i m H ’ . n , r i l l n f i l l . I i n t i s h o r o i l i r t f t * * r i l n u i ' a I l u ' i n e a d d r e s s , W i i l e B o x ,, ;i > ■ '•m ■ R E A L W i l l Itiiv '.-n Olt-iut Still g r e a t e r (Slewedt \V, IV tVIMUIIT. — | .... , \ m u iii: "m i ” , . 0 ; i 'J;;;' , , vXi!!'!' u'li' f'.t*i, t fi.niplalaul. ..V'VV.V .. it. t,r.l:t ...... a....... ] j i-p t I i • J E W E T T A N D P A G E R I V E ’S G A R A G E '. * • S a n fo rd D e a le r Phon* A 208 W . P i t S t . ’..■ ■ ■ _________ _ IHart Nason, Vuldoz huildmg. Phono | T H R E E N IC E furnished h o u s e __ keeping rooms, first floor, C on-ivoniemes, 2 bods. 311 E. Fifth St. j STUCCO BUNGALOW, huge liv­ ing room, dining room, 3 Is-) rooms, kitchen with built in fea­ 74r-Apartm enU », ami, F la ts tures including breakfast nook. Small down payment, I.alunce F O R i t E N T -3 ro o m f u r n i s h e d monthly.- Phone 713. apartm ent. | l\ r u r*-l. T U 'lT \ i:s S I I I . '/ It ih X '. IV . tv. W ltlM IIT . J u d g e / of th e C lr.-ii ' t t i i r l i*( I h e H i t > n t h . l i o l l c t n. l' I r Cr ui rl t• n i l o f t h e M t . i t o o f t ' l i 1' I I I m o l f o r M e n u t o 'o C o i n * } - . C l ih t.i. o n t i i l n t h e -’ ' I n d i v > f i ’ e . . I A l> P .iIB „ U sed C a a T t o i new ______ STF.AM I’UESSV’.RY I S t r b e t * a n d a s k f o r M a c k . to ilq tiiT R . | Mtoctt Avenue. Pfipp,1* F O R S A l^ tJ — O ro c e r y . h a n lw n r e F O R tjt, p r o w l i n g , 1025 1020 Ove.rlaud Sedan P \ f MF.TTO C O R N E R HU x 100. 5 rp irm • h o u s e s $ '“' ’ M I L L E R O . P H I L I P S , I n r . a. Sep W. garage. Eas.\’‘,terni:i. \ , I ^ o n e . 185. - E l m Ave. nnd 13th Street. V ■ P H O N E , J A U ' A orA L E Gfiurtl) StifCet, Orlando, Florit|p. B A R B E R S H O P k g n o l i a A v e n u e . , 'j, . “ iKdfcn,’. Fl»’ " - '»■»..... - ■ ,'1* •/.■ _____ *b o r b e r s . S p e c i a l ' k t - , 3 f — - S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d F e m a l e Avenue. I ■ 69—Roomst for Housekct-iiing i l A d l d * u m l . c h i l d r e n . - - - - - - - ;y: - - - - - - -— - - - - - - - - - - :- - - - - — BUNGALOW - - - - - - - -— - x - - - - r — — f Y O U N U I - / V D Y w i t h s e v e r a l y e a r s FOR RENT T\Vo unfurnished1 charming old world Imme U S '7N B E R R Y P U I N T ’ o f f i / e e e x p e r i e n c e w i s h e s p o siw on e e ia o n sn e ti g ro im u n rooms for light housekeeping, tw,,B established giomuD 3? , u i t % , ' - ' . E n g w I n g f 4i l W , ' : ; t e p t y > p . 0 , . B o x 8!4 C i t y . ilo u h le g a r u g e . A h u r g a iu at ,N fyD, ■ s Ford Sodnn ^ CHRYSLER ilf'fle " " ' i'TTXS. T I'UEEKR MOTOR CO tV lln San lot ' Ave. nt Idtii St. Phone • . It i th* n.a, hii.es ■ R F i ’o P ' MINcm.e i RiNTEfeVPSf'Q I S T Q C A M E.......R A S , ll>2fi 11*26 Nash Sedan FOR SALE—1-Tench Avcmm lot) near Highland Park. $1300. $25 ca-h and $25 monthly. Box HI, •■ai- Herald. ! 33— Help W a n te d — .Hale Co r n e r p a r k a n d s e c o n d DRUG STORK — P ro -!___ ______ ______ ______ t/. W. WANBI.KY, Manager *, Drugs, Soda. We a r e 1WANTED MAN with car for) fixure.s including break fast nook, |you as your phone. I jdcasutit work. Must be honest. BG— W a n te d — tl) H uy. Porte-Cochere, doubt*’ garage. ComDODGE RR0141ERS l0,t ’and reliable. Give references in)-----------------------------------plete in every respect. Only two n c w „ i(fh m lr n t d b u ild letter. Address 8. H. W., care lle- I B U Y , p a y c a s h f o r s e c o n d - h a n d I M o t > k ( , Dealers S t o v e Si Furniture C o . pianos. Address Box 352. ,ing. helling „ ,, rald. I on very reasonable E . First Street terms. Phone 7!>d-W Box 2IH) eare SELL GOOD USED CARS carry a f u l l line. 67—Rooms With Hoard. Herald. 31-A— T rad e Instru ctio n are right. Cash or P.)26 Dodge Special Touring fe w an t y o u r b u s in e s s . R O O M S , w ith o r w ith o u t m e a ls. 11)25 Ford Touring A G E IT . W A N T E D « w on d erfu l op R e a s o n a b l e r a t e s . L i n c o l n H o t e l . ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house 11)25 Dodge Special Sedan p o r t u n it y is w a i t i n g fo r so m e C o o e :c te C o ., g e n e r a l and gavuge, valuably lot. Chnp1625 Ford Runubont w o r k , s i d e - w a l k s , i > u l i d - m a n o r w o r A a n w h o i s w i l l i n g t o 16 8 — - R o o m s W i t h o u t H o a r d man St, $6,500. Fuvutublc terms. 11125 Graham Truck * * Irrigatio n b o x e s . J . R . , w o r k h a rd to m a k e a s p le iu lld h v -!^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ■ j Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Viaide^Mln^el, J624 Overland 4 Touting 17-VV, ' il. '1L. AyemMc Ford Touring a ld . ,~ ' ,7. . * " , OFFICE Bldg FDR WENr—ltl Meisi h | n o i ’SE well loealvd. luillding lot* Apply Av p C onnrty * | U 1 t.indem lle. will exchtnge a Soukj , Mugtmiiu ami 2nd. ' ____ ___ _ _ _ *. « * pai t pay mei'.l on home. Address 8 0 — A — R e a l E s t a t e D i r e c t o r y pi. < 5U ran> Sanford Herald. Ite- EUGKNK PERMANENT WAVES, no kinks, one price, porsottal nt -1 F O R G O O D W O O D < A L L 351.1. 1tculion. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. P. W. RADFORD 1023 L a i Iir»— Specials at Ihe S to res. YOU OWE it lo yourself to linn mid to keep good, hiuilh. fh irn r ’ u t l,‘ '■ 'd jiu u m T it K T o u rin g ! .... . 27— I'ro fp K sin n al S e rv ic e s VMS' '■s: Ford 8 8 — R e a l E s t a t e f o r r i x c h a n p e Sanford Avenue and Sevond Street FIVE ROOM house in Gindcrvllle, A L T Y CO : Double garage. J. V, Martin. W A N T E D T O B U Y — S m a l l an d i r a t . N a t . B k ONLY HAM BERGER Bill’s in Route A. Box 206-C. inexpensive bungalow, located F O R S A L E -Otic ton F ord t r m k F L A . a l m o s t m-W. itiqpirp nt ,i0H $tulc of Florida for a real hum -1- - - - - - — - r * ^ - - - - - - - - - *- - - - - - - — within reasonable distance front the INSURANCE larger. Call a t 81H’- Sanford Av­ business is'ttion. Must be fatrlv 1 Hughey 78— Offices and Desk Room I enue. p ,„ td .. Rpx 111 care Herald. i i,j_ _ |'jPKa | N o tice s 'V G o o d 57— McLANDER ARCADE Phone 781. Acccssuries 1021 # C o u rt t h a t a sum m ons In C hancery h a s been h e re to fo re ir s u r j, directed •a .w a i to ymi a n d th * S h eriff or Palm Oeaoh C ounty. Klotliln lias made reto l a i n t h a t »ho e m u eauti-.t !••• » e r /ed owl roc to yo u r failure to cloct officers or nppotnt a u e n ta or to C h u K h w e l l ’a 10 1 Imve w ith in th o .Stale of F lo rid a or Paint llencn C ounty, '.a officer «>r R e a s o n S a l e ” , w i l l « A trout upon i h i m em .' •. » r ml l be Nov. 27. Tke served nnd t h a t v-jur ■Xfl'.-ers i r n u n i t s a r e unknow n. la t o a e ll a l l i U w l r « » THKIIKFOHK. you. P A C K A n D o f a t t u c a - a t HI-JVKMIPMKNT •A'UtPOllATION,. a | r.irporiillon. tam ed biso sone - . .... . * i« v > uofi ttuht Je \! t h a n c a r r y I S A N F O R D B U IC K CO . U S E D C A R S A L E u n y tim e. I 28^—F lo ris ts ,1-, "■ t, ’ :.rStr;W a r T t h e f l o r is t ” F l o w e r s f o r a lt o c c a s io n s ip t - E f f i c ie n t DUS EQUTY I N l o t F o u r B l o c k A E a s t First S t r e e t , P a i d I n $ 3125. N o reiironabla o f f e r r e f u t e d . B . B o r n - c.-sary for display and service out- FOR RENT: 5 room house furnish­ Bov HU, care Tho Herald. t f't Huttig and Potter. 115 F a i r ed. Apply Hnrclift hoino 2 miles L A U R E L A V E N U E | banks Ave., Winter Park, Fla. out West First St. , ‘ Desirable r e s i d e n c e l o t c a n bo bought f r o m o w n e r o n s m a ll 40— M o n e y t o L o a n F O R R E N T W H O L E U P S T A I R S cash p a y m e n t , b e t w e e n 10t h a n d J L O A N S — M o n e y a v a ila b le a t 7 p e r S I X R O O M S , K I T U h p N A N D 11th Street. M i g h t c o n s i d e r t r a d - 1 c e n t . C l o s e i n ' p r o p e r t y . A . P . B A T H , H O T A N D C O L D W A T E R , ing for h o u s e . B o x H O c a r e H e r ­ TO KNOW wlm ownA D V E R T I S E R # - ' ' , ^ , .' stucl dog in Sanford? FOR REN T Unfurnished bungalet F I R tf I f r a I (1 r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ' ‘ .1. Nulls, I'im-rnstle, T O R N A p O to. '1'bree room?* bath und garage. h ly f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e s , IS I:t Palmetto Ave. L IA B IL IT Y i c la ss ific a tio n w ill g i v e AUTOMOBILE - ----- — a p le tc i n f o r m a t i o n . A n d HEALTH & ACCIDENT.j 48— Horses, t attle. Vehicles THREE Brand New Stucco Bunga­ fish , th e y w ill a s s is t y * u lows for vent, desirably located d in g y o u r w a n t a d .; f a O u r knowledge o f insurance is , FOR SALE a good mule. A. G. modern thVoughout. lntjuiro at t m o r e e f f e c t i v e , . J j . ‘a l w a y s a t y o u r disposal and will, B a r n e s , Orange City, Bmunel’s. IP O R T A N T N O T IC E " « l a p p re c ia te a c a ll at 1 !*’ , C O L C L O U G H R E T * J . 782 311 F S A N F O R D , 00— A u t o m o b i l e s f o r S a l e refrigeratin g WANTED Pit bull Address .1. Fla. i ------ — tisers s h o u ld g i v e f h c i r it p o s t o f f f c c r ^ l d r e ’i a , « s t h e i r p h o n e ’ n u q t b ‘e * / i f s i n re s u lts . A b o u t o n e t of a thousand h as a . . a n d t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t .d a te w it h y o u u n le s s oow your ad d ress. Iscon t in n a n c e , M U S T b e r person a t T h e S a n f p r d J o f f i c e itr b y l e t t e r . T e l e [d is ro n iin iia n c c s a r e n o t — Lota F o r Saif H t e i n R o o m 2S t l H i l l s b o r o u g h H o ­ in n t e l . Tampa, F l a . j chines and nationally known a n d | 77— Houses F o r R ent. 71 advertised refrigerators. One o f ! — “ the oldest and most witisfnctojry THREE ROOM b u n g a l o w $10,per FOR SALE— L o t 5. o f U s e ’s A d ­ machines mi the market w i t h a | m onth. I . . B l o n d Vf. F i r s t S t . dition, f a c i n g H i g h l a n d P a r k o n I history o f eight y e a r s o f e f f i c i e n t n e x t s p r i n g . Oak Street. $1750 o n t e r m s o f o n l y | operation. Small investment n«o#50 cash n n d $25 m o n t h l y . A d d r e s s c la ss fl.fi iif ism JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds ef Tin and Shoot Metal Work. B U S I N E S S O P P O R T U N I T Y W e A T T R A C T I V E r o o m * t o r e n w is h to p la c e e x c lu s iv e w ile s sto re s o r o ffic e s a t P a r k Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak r i g h t s f o r S a n f o r d t e r r i t o r y w ith a n d C o m m e rc ia l S tro et. W Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ r e s p o n s i b l e p a r t y o r f i r m f o r high Y o u n g , O w n e r , 208 P a r k A v e phone'111. ._ AD. RATES, ■ ji (* p rm saw < I. T * * _ • ■ mm 7. i e t if s I'Z j I »%v'. 9 I.a MK- p-tV'C � 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, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 26, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 1926. 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>, November 26, 1926; <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/186fade52a068d759de741efc66c1cfb.pdf 0762df5091f48dc017619619dbf91b8e PDF Text Text Vl&M n ew spa per ' ’ 'i(iV W ' * F air to ttM lK ao e ly colder « | n in tion; m oderate n o rth i norbenst 'an d ' * M l wfayW.. • I ’T otitlft’H H e a r t , y u i G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le 'i t s R i r h ^ t G a rd e n L a n d ' A s s o c ia te d P r e s s F u ll L e a s e d W ire SXVH B la m e s II. 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Jiv' al^ [iNfiTctN, N„v. H as. i i ,t ;ir- • I m ;«!• \ iif • l i i* ; .. , I •iln • U .im r 1 hv H e ld v ; t .<m \ bn t »Mill'd I.r .Ip i’T liii'j, t (._, m,.!,! s t r i s i a ' in l.'iiiiMiuna W. P. In m an. ,’of New York, a r­. brother*, H anry a n d 'A b i l l ........... ! l*i he ' . i v ';•'•().»;: .u,..,.,., Al. dvmn ;n.d Ten n o s-1 lived in Hanford yesterday m a d e . efforta^* ia All ■ se j aboard his e n ilw r “ Darla," malemy! tf u rT h S ? « 5 ,' . tie ; *i. t i * hum' t I mg Ids first trip up tho St. Johns , I‘-*Iw«rd Whwwlwr H .ll and r i.l,,v •i r i. f v*. . eanor Mills, fo r .i.i i!. . \ .11 .storm . >•■ five years. "Thu m ost beauti1.-, i " • in 1 . •* !■ .1*1 . today g ivo then* f.d ncimiu trip in Floridn," waa the on trial. •I-,. ,1 ! I f ;«n ;i state officer*, • <-f** l.tIn,..*, a d.iid, In ud j words used by tho visitor in ex, 1 . tal 11 A fter Senator 1'*•,11*• t ll.l • **•!• ,uii 11 l - mg: Ark i p rrjain g his opinion of tho rout* ’T V S :* .il; .. t.J «. 1 #l*« ■ . • . • . I . .... i Id; *. M MSeaiaain. l v knif ............ b iis s ip -1hetween thin this ri city and .TarlfifNnvilU Jacksonvills A ' • , :u : T . ; , I ; Aluhnmn !1; S o u th -j along the St. Jo h n , riv ar., ’ '• ’ U,o hotel mw m . ; ,(, ( ,'. Vl, „ ,a ta ». Mr. Inm an sta te d th a t' he. w n. V o . f ' j c u t b r i n g ot m iiu ii AIc t Ma l v t- j • nnt^umlud the m mung changes In in Ji . ■.......... .^.jw -'kikN ^T ' ’ 1 *'! ” l i . l u r :*fii*ig!i. Vi'ka asas, whore nnteundod nntt tho any eb«tig<fe i ul Hie I’tit1 uf i .iiphiV, . ’7,...........t , - of «<*• \ i i hoThl * < I inivcif . mg m -.I'v • . • du» lie. : lurin' , toll won funvio'ntvwith Hhhford nnd I he I'roe.dvn. o m U l . ' i . M !V m r.c ;|i|' , , | ;„|r t h f.n P U - i - fpr th .'.S a n M. . I im! the r, In fee 'y fury.,:i di .ni rein,ideil 1*y gallniifc effo rt' ha*Vvi-sit^cd earouto h e r ., “,l find n ,w of 1 , ,'t ( Ifiy -l Cimmln'i*''*f C**uiao it •. tc, t>* !• I hud in i : . , l , li*'»* uearly three score progress on ,( m h arti, • yher* P ark8r re .to r « l o i d w p tnv.p.iver. . *v ;■ ^'flieKin i-iii'Si’ i" Ih-cinhi-r uiid i ' t 1 •' :" " ' • .'I'h’i ■ me, vva* dfaifraUun .11 along the | , d th U tU n < . wV'iii’il. d anilideared her s»roA*t,s J a • . 1 l.o vrirr’ied •for i p. »'•'♦! *,f t'.ll day , , , . n: .:,I, .'ay a tp u" ’t i; entire . bKw* if d-llriv. khfteen iv -b ^ U t’blocks l.iiT.ks ^ f - t h v riy ^r U tw een her* , h |( I •' ll !' i j i'!:::*'g* li !..l ill", ill,* lintneci,rdmg’ 1 " l',iv>*u'd T e d lor. ,•>• t <. tl a tt -foUbhriid r IT m i t t! it ) n . j t ni this sfli.ill retiorfl city • of .■ -the. uitd. Jacksonville.- Sanford ha* th I I Ull.'l i .l, n,.i.ily of-'V* I 'ii.imtior. ^ ' ‘ . ' t i n ."V.i. H c r a l d l(» F u r n i s h O zark foothill;, * ivert* raxed 'in grow n Jn\nicn»eiy'and It U a b*au- break o f n tM „ C . -A taint el v oie* lia jf'd i.s rn v.«■• •oi"i.iio. .vm '.e i, /\n • . . . •,t . Arl. vr in lli.'tci, AH hiuiih dun nt,, N. J. * '. • ' A r m y - .N a v y .....I Ii'.'i... , , , . .. . i . . l twill twlvteiH Which • tru ck enrly. tifu | .city today." *Pftjl /r( in. M.'W VSi k ii'hd ihi;^ NoA’ v j.'. ..dmi.' i' Ilie Morin, vvl.-ch v. I..cl, did i i*r olei, th e i.turin, , fn_rtmn« • “ I ant forced to re tu rn to N*w ,■KtigAaatl' ’aimjfM are lu M' iil'ciil A' i m c. ti lover. . h . d Mti mid 111 1i aide .............. ihineigc to tin, lake ........ teoui in rhuradny night. , .NN. nter facilities „.__,,,i ii '.cl ,c 1 . .. < today were restored to near norm al York ju st n t tho opening of your imiiio an., "I " Bnnj|_nry conditions wore se- hunting season. The KevuUI Will ytadlj I'U’I wodld-UkojMiV.j D H PIA N C Ik 1* \ Mt\ Ilulick Mated iiirh flu. results <f th<: ■At'l,' v eured i*y a corps of doctors and ticulurly to go q u ail shpotlng. this — Fiva arm a^ imUdiag la's hee*l Navy fooihail gu>i"’ to «« Una of th«| g r u t a a t M erchant* N i ’ itinn for the se.vum \ who cn.«« from L ittle Rock, season. c m ted persons who will •.'«» ploaaqres ih ahoting L A, ,k 'Is ‘to watth /».«. th*'•, day and aaopod the mltvrLs/^ffvVf. lA^^Vyj^hw-u'n.'1 pV. •tlv O ^ L ’Mp' il«*|/fO*X»J*ii-,« of “ *IH Tin*hol'd will ho the scene o I * » xrlv«« ih el the ofl’iee, phone numt'er I W '^itie.i ihroViffliiolt ■tb^NwhlV'V ^si’Ji- T|^ work of tho dogs. Y our u a n y ad- w ith ;|4D ^0(H . , • . lt onlim atcd a t 7fit) were given snoi•(jj; drive fW ,',,:i,d*< ruhipss j " n o ! v iftH .vftu u, dustitutu vfuru fed and vantakes here should a ttr a c t M l ■b#r of aae« f. All availuhlo inforiaailou V*»h/it is s.rld., • . ‘ i * ' “’ ' „...| , i i ‘the uwe '.lty v /b jH A V 'g ‘H’ opening anil u..... n til . line spring. Inir-] I *1 I, '«• given. ______ *. z. spertam an," he said. • • , ■■ ■/ which.KM Aok Uhrruif tlie-PH?* ,uri yopntlt, 11,-; (fi-, U*g(pm'm'i.ivitk's:, li e big. thd. C h rlttm * , Indiiluyt the | L’ 0 ' lc ' 00 ImoklKs Inive hovn m ftibsl-A/ut k .>urt(.f|'^0 j1*t*ih.»'Vthto ns tV-vvn</!u tetihngementi int-ntHls t*, »ivo a ! hy i l ^ . d i ^ l t ^ n m h e r m i d th b ' dorng mavileht work n.nurtg „ mb(!r • (lr ^ n f(, , ni,(1 „ nr, u*s* m u l , tern mpde l'n tut ’ & * *.4 r* m W r.rcmlief's c-f tlu* LeK»«'|J.*-»«j»d A Naw Y tu r’a' ball will wind up ;;.... - • ......■ pal ni- i..|..,i 11<| d e . F'1 Hu fi.ctu. . 'pin* in.aig. ''"t ill.- *iv.i Americas, v'''tg .-i the Unitivl ■*t.‘pie.nl on oi•n tie* ecloll Army I'aft- T h a t .1 r ” *•;, jV*v\e ‘l"?r , .Umm XAA A IM'OM i 11 t1’.. • . Nov. L )M n. NlIV . o“ ;i « dag ll.lg ■,1:" of uf the (he vlr plr ill lhe 1 ■i!,"■ will - la r i on an 1 !k,tui, ,., ,,<•**i .1 1 h*t*. 15, 1 utllli , >ly r* t tile ait hi! | ’l l In i'll llll m g tin PI* will 'I, a lhe> r e n ^ S a m e C a lm Mien O f Churchly hiitKb t?i‘ S ™T*;ni *nr nn;t„}"LEAR SIP K 'lb M.vire*' of L't t lei" "t d t , in ledge I, of nt«v mi'll li.ivu »re |ia •• ed. *>" .th-* l»V . Ifth. r. Mo W.m I',' ' t) . boon ; ul* d «a*ni,r w nl* at 1>/i i, v ision.'. a" a it t im y , I;. I Oi ,< i *«•» ;«I . •• • nr v. .(ei *•. pr.p-'e < I I'* • ii m < > . v ' 'l l i<\ aeai n. ' p. mutt* *1 .•" vii w 7 , , " * * . . ; ugh!* f»'. t«s»r.-i"'lt a id Nil i it* i t / . ' - •' hi "im’" i lii' *'• i*-tus. '••eentod <l> hohll.il’al I. fi.'L -M. llovhj,- chi. >'.l I•avo stve-uod and In 1“ I'- have •r;d .l,:< !.vi*,i rh- r’tn v a f’»•!». rai i'Uffc wa.'iVnmch »;*at S i:, to t i tii'ii i i v l f f ' r ' . ' i i " those . v. Ilia'it <iotll ■rao.„ .1S law yer • 11 ' • ' > .• jiH iJioil.thA!. ii'cn showed. 1 ioil.tW t. IhoIh.-n-eii s b A ic d -•;.;• iuH‘ »a»n *' n • ( V r«'in >• ,i In i i ;■ •' Ul *' c h i e f 1Togiinv for mfe t : u/m .pjJ' r; l U u . ' i i * o f .Vuin'.t r pi; t,i . lec oi'd i n 1 . hvoiI ■ ftne'\t« ;ilv " . lUan h“ tj l>*vjk l igm 'd *•»,. I )ro. . «n in, . i iii i:»*l i-.Mp ’I, l . v . u. l h '"i .*■ biildinu: of n !,Tlij'.-Vtor-Mi. i ••’*«•«. *Vt.l 'fUl IK .,l,y hiviighf <'oiimi.Midn.', L : ” .Han,fe of i - 'G m; * . , , hieing iho u : ' n'.J i dm ;od * Im r* 1\‘ •" fig.it ' ill Pn* m an , >1 a din i". i . imer prr- il ,,l i ..nl b ' t .ImIT Vlt.lt foil •• I'll I hu­ ll .in.- i,' |o|i«io.I t h. e( W id o w T a k e s ! i lm „I. :M. La*t yv■M. j T is Tin i London. T ,donL i _____ , . . . counsel a* the fira t , ' p rio r lie nmi negotiation* in Lemnrn oSouth m,,h rCarolina .m ll ia 'l \ O o k e n v A i o c r i ^ !‘ . l S • i J t M f l Furness Wi t hy and Com8Wered HalL jL . i li.i '- ..i 4K w l v J •* * ** ^ ^ ^ dN 1 | a / \ || ^ ^ rv •«. • V■ n.m. lor the sale hut the (leal fell _ SIShe lia ■ipoke nrSlrO 1n In ■a low tintni*;li. J. 1*. M organ and Charles k-1 ,;y Spectators In the eon Steele, of the Morgun Company, i ’ G i l e withdrew as directors of the I. M ., e a riy ’ AUdWdd*^ i , j !!•/( •|,,r-,,kC th-so neg o tiatio n , be- did you attend c h u rc h t" , cmiso the London brnnch of tho r m t i n 'u a p u e n I ' l l t e t ' Morgan firm wna ln te re ite d in tho „ At V h rl.H . r h n . f h " -- - » !te l:tii:,li' :i!id IL 'lio f W o rk frnnn.netinne. L ater they resumed j^ r(( Hmjj •M' 1 fiin M irh .-itl P a l h r l < V H",ir places us director* and ye*j. »'• IH* G IS I ’.irw .'ird W i t h »;*'!■» Mr. Stimle attended nn I. M .' whiU, wero a co m m t_ _ ’ M V :. ;i. V L .ir .lin i: A id '»• hc" nt w h,^h* C hrist's Church, did you h a v « .| . | it " a n reported, the sale wna dt- . ,connection onnei.t ,on wlth vrlth vonT yoor h t riilcd upon. church, the Church o f S t. I l Tin u lii. ii lol: ncklmldvrs of tho Oceanic E ran g ellatT " .’uvigation Company, the j n y ^ ■ ■ ,11, • mh I ’ thera. • • 11.•1 . t 1 ,. t '.i Hi. • : . 11 .* tv • » ..I **»•?r \’ r i tho tbtnl <lii|w i.*r finance «n extensive bullit•ii' V J S P «1r, , . <1 imls' fiuy 1 fug program . •<V m " .*:’ ....» 1 Oi» 1. \ ’ • <• n i , i . l.i r t. » I Among tho ships of the White “W hen wette you. m ar u ■ r t nor tolii'f 'ti r fleet lire tho Homeric, M n - j “ In July, 1Q11.” V •* • *1 I*' i1 ‘t'c, Olympic, A driatic, Arabic, “ W as your husband oldar \ 11•11, •;nc|. Ilultic, Ccilvie, and a dotou othres. yt*u, or youngerT ” 0 i.* in ." , for nidi '''ho I. M. M, also tin* nthor vosHe 4/as younger." 1 i. I *.i. |..uli ..f ile.ilne- I si*Ih under thu B ritish nnd other “ How much y o u n g e rt" “ Sevoi* year*." 1lie iiijtiied f rom i flngit. Mr*. Hall related i V* •• n. i “ ii*' more than I Will stre e t speculation In that ‘fill • ml vij .I >*i'.igo was o i- . com pletion of thu W hite S tar m arriage she and her htl l.lb . Jmat .1 !• ■.'-U , to ..nuvo u mil (| deni may. liu- .followed ___ _ ____________ by a bid for L‘^ New B ru n iw M h t ,e United S tates line*. lines. ~ The I. m niothor • 1 • 11 1*••.?•* 1" • 1|«*V I -v. I hi* other and Willie Star I. M., Nl., recently hid bid for tho Ler-a ll a rg i i be .1! .1 t I..- wi r e in NL A free-'o r-all ii - i u d r i t ,\iL.iii*n* where viathan but the bid was rojected tweon atto m ey a v „j.>Eg, v . \* s ’I..,, i j.o ..(oi .ii':, viulon-o. I.v the Shipping Hoard In tho *b- while Tlm othy N. 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Mexl- itod duration." . . . i'ruvidn th at fo r­ • M om w M b. • * tf .£ L * S L ™ "» n l. mineral nnd crtics muni, by agreements not' to' dhti•ternary protection of Tjantj, 1 ■■ ' I sJrSTcoaditkm :P r^ S i» e iA ^ rtiiil^ iliniiigh Hf , the .United , i’1 t '10 1,1 f**5*%Ua*tc»ry o . • r ... . • L ,rganl«nfon.' • 5 ’ ’ • • . , , T h a t a la rg e num ber of patrons will spend, tho w inter at f1»*> For* ,,y ihe publicity com m ittco pubheity UjO J e g » » • " l c c r . ( « » IW lW rf • . " -ntinum l <m P a a -T w o l -• From Heart Attack TCCFIK Ndtf. . 87— ! *RU, * Browning, tho r o S M’ . th o ^Amorle«n: firearm s htv eh to r Who J K L - i b «t (governor Whitfield May Lose Left Leg MEM PHI’S, Nov. 2 7 ,- W 'i - a o y oriiqr H enry L. Wh.tfieiu. Whitfield, «»f ornfir <»f Mis sl^ ip p l probably will lose, bis lowor le ft lerf a ’Vho or left, l e f / a-----— result of a m alt bonev Infection. A m p u ^ '■ ' thp-knee will ho :— - — ’ ‘ .a t'th o Cat «K ,? WILMINOTQI^. Del., Nov. 8 7 -WP)—William Kdisdm, eon of n 'L. ........ ijmas A. K Edbion, wnu reported ATLAN1A, Nov. Georgia prison an * ‘ 5 SSS!i^-*E=*S in'a aorloua condition at Delaware in tho last year, L -., v ir-ri-TsT^ IBrow ning Collapsed | 1... nf«y» Son of Edison In fSSSr ^ *,“l l;l'- ■ •" which t h e ! eitiswm cummt, lindw «">' r Jr‘ ‘ " ........ Vi«nr. w .„« ( M r rtal,, f *»*■ J ™ h. |assy nations fo rrc s e rv a tlo n s . A n u r n - , t l , l a m orning. P ariIII* bur of north ern paopia who spend (lovo, I<(, u fu ,r ftn ra t l ^ i r Bunjincra a t th** F*och Arbor fop .•pptBdleu i), p,r?o l operated by ;h o fqm e ent y09^ dny, m 0rning. ., aro oxpected to w inter in Sun o rd ,. Y oub Kdltotik.who i* a m aldent “ We aro having many i»«|Ulri«M af Contrevlllet was U k concorning tl^c hotel and A « *nfo cn m ln VhllnxJolnWa T huraday. to say th a t wo will have 11 v ery1 -• successful soasoii, Howurd Huliek p in E M B N HAVB TW O CALLS said, today, ■ ’• , . ’•.* u +v -*r; • ‘*UvSw%* * “ AH arran g em en ts for the open*-’ t, .A *xnokIng chi in g hav o boon completed ami — ■ ‘ arrival pf the T.FH5 three oxacuti^na/hhivl longed the right Wk*: state in the grim ‘ Tho phallei torneys for victed of im an Atlanta,, suit*I nod tem f on th# hva • caaloned a **<*! • ■’■ m »• : *: �‘* w .*-uvMCEHmVWmwW**®1? ^ ^ - n' i . •J «Mjwrjw«>WKr' v * ^ r - «° •^-'£1v^n» au*j»w*vc-iwfW4^>'®UVfc'S >■' — Kn:r hU £hfvWwt — Bmnfwwj’Vjit e&ascDiJJB&in w w v ^ in a iT an ^ n r. y»M ■ ■ ■ p i riflW B IW P ...... « ■» - - *« — A>. ' .. --"— •l i< ' I L*v MmM * M— MM ,r ' • ', 'l l --------------- ±*= * = ± * .U * •.*j P I .: *>V *i—U |;. AW AY Alabama Closes Campaign ON W in AT To Claim Third S tr a ig h t Southern Football Crown lEASTEM CIRCLES *vjI Theodore Gay Pace* Oval for New Mark o f 2:02 1-4 Be­ • ♦/ « l^v fore Large Holiday Throng; ••**>‘ f ' Ft'}■<.'* Wae 3-Year-old PaceChamp Season t o :« f tv oil in ousjytjds Backfield Stand Out , ga(« foil th e honor o f stopping toft of.vfVo, most. Im prasalvfv w inning m arslAo o f the year, 4 * parodO which Had sw ept p ast Yhle, H a r­ vard and D artm outh. t h o end of Brown’s victorious sweep w as the sm othering of its hitherto effoctivo aerial attack . Only th ree o f tho team ’s 16 passes b ro w n ’s M arch Tow ardCharrt- w era com pleted, and it w as only A labam a's Crim son Tide, back tenary for leadership honors In plonshlp B roken W hen Pow* by a b rillia n t 60 yard run by Law­ a t tho capstorfe today a fte r d e­ tho association, C hattanooga fin ­ , erful Colgate H olds B ruins rence th a t th e Bruins annexed th eir featin g th e U niversity of Georgia ishing tho season w ith *n unde­ ' To 10-10 Tie on T h u rsd ay lono touchdown S tealing B rown’s T hanksgiving day In Birm ingham , feated record b u t w ith tw o tie thunder, C olgate, shot Into the sky is receiving the honors bestowed games. with a p assin g offensive to tie the NEW YORK, N i t . 20— (JP )— U psets were freq u en t and foam s upon a thrice crowned champion, score in th e closing priod. Most nf the w arring football fo rc­ and aw aiting action of the S outh­ th a t have for years been ra te d as For the third succeeaive game. ern conference mombers on a pro­ "easy” proved to bo foVtars. es of tho E ast were a t peace today Paul Scull and his u n erring toe posed change in the rules th a t will , G eorgia's defeat of Tech, by one w ith only two unbeaten and un­ 1saved Pennsylbania. putplayod by allow the Wadcinen to carry their point m argin nnd M ississippi U ni­ tied elevens left to claim the m yth­ a smtiahlAg* ■W n n rtt ^eleven th at banners into the T ournam ent of versity's one point victory over ical regional cham pionship. piled M the re s u lt,o f Roses gam e a t Pnsndena New tiie Mississippi Aggies w ere o u t­ ■a plncckick' b y ' CAry and a to«jcH-‘ The re is a question of su p rem ­ Y ear’s day for the second time in standing instances of team s con­ acy between Holy C ross and Bo»- down by Molinet, the Quakers w.cro. sistently in the pnst boaton, tu rn . , . .4 as m any years. savoil in the fip*T quo rter by a sodIng the tables on th eir fo rm er con-[ton College to be settled tom orrow , U ndefeated for three years, the * . L afayette looks th ro u g h th e re ­ Hitionai 05j 4 t r d -run by W asco­ Tuscaloosa lads earned this y e a r’s --------------- *— in intersectional gam es M ary- coding smoke of conflict to view as cham pionship by defeating eight defeat of Yale, W a sh in g to n ; ,lf . only rommnm^ riv al, 'N a v y conference team s and n Southern land’s . . . .• ...m. _'w which nii'li will willnave havea aIifin al to st fg a in s t Intercollegiate Athletic Associa­ nnd Lee’s tie w ith P rinceton, A rm y nt Chicago. Tech’s hnttlc ngainBt tho Irish of tion foe, scoring 261 points while Brown remains unbeaten, but their opponents could cross, thp red N otre Dame and V anderbilt’s and th e “ iron men” y esterd ay , finally Texas, . goal line only three thnoa ' and Sowanee’s invasion of when Texas U niversity and the] fell from he lofty pinnacle they add only two extra points,' a total • J■■ ' * Texas Aggies were defeated, p tan d ;h ad occupied with Navy and Lafayof 20. out prom inently. F lo rid a h e l d ^ t e . Colgate tied Brown 10 to 10. C entenary's Gentlemen waged ^ «'.v inches however, did the an aggressive w ar in the nssocu- Chicago to a 12 to 8 victory. W hether tho lianhcrs of the ^ rul,,!‘ f1" 1 to f,n,8h th eir comntion rnnks and when the schedule ended Thursday had five victories Soutl, will he carried to the Tour- P«'K" "R h an unbroken a rin g of W ith the P u ts P ro fit' in P o u ltry — J u s t no asnorintlon d efeats nnd 200 nam ent 0f Roses depends upon the 10 ntnuK -t trmmphsL action of the Southern conference tied nt 10-10, Misbei . effort, points to their opponents' 02, to Try I t and See. “ ,v u lo ry th5 substantiate the claims to the' a s ­ next month when a proposal will to P h o h e^|3 9 Je niade to change the bylaws so * n t“ !'ar; wav«™.d a,ld he." sociations! leadership honors. H „ , _ »„ dropped back to th e playing fteld Closo behind Alubnma were Ten­ ns to allow a conference team f° ng on noo Hiioctntora saw h isto ry re ­ . 5. .f^ r^ r e nessee and V anderbilt, the form- accept the invitation. The fact "pea tod in .V the deadlock of these two th a t it is an unus ua l , honor for or defeated only by the Commo­ ancient rivals a y e a r ago. dores and the la tte r only by the a team to be selected! . from the Mishel bad two o th er chances to Wademen. A nother Tcnnosseo sam e section two codtoTcutive years break the. draw, b u t each tim e team offered challenges to Cen­ is expected to bear £ r e s t .weight, ' his kicks were hurried and to Col- g Dis- ture Best Here Qwjlj uphill b attle folchaowna by Maryf ir s t a u a rta r of the ..University griddeito a t Man,4 • ,lf WVhargy .a , ^ I':' I* ^jrtaUriUy afternoon ‘ .through the line, and tiro hoary pen„ the enemy by the _ carried victory home by a margin of two final »£ore was 14 thouiapiCfana were 'the battle. • etotrs oertainly got . , / a worth. It waa easily I'gyid clash aver witnessed Although marred by incidents which do not i'.tbe.game In any respect, ■ nart of the tlma was th e entire aadtehce. __ _____ jig work of Horace In the mlnda o! those ly nr&bshtd hla per­ i s h the first quarter, the man who carried avery play with gains to 40 yards And who L"Tover for Maryville’s LONGWOOD, Nov. 20. (Specltl) D isplaying a sensational b u rst of ■peed, Theodore Guy, champion th ree year old pacing gelding in .1024, twice shattered his own worlds record when ho took the firs t and final heats of the T hanks­ giving Day Special Swecpstnkc* a t Sominola park. His latest m ark, established in the final heat waa recorded a t 2i02 1-4, one half second fa ste r than the record set a t Lexington in 1024. Tho special raco,.w hich in effect w as a m atch a ffa ir, brought to ­ g eth er five of the fa ste st horses on th a coursb. The son of Guy Axw orthy, Princess M argrsvo stoppod to a decisive two-Iongth win in the opening heat, clipping oneq u a rte r o f a second m ark of the afternoon when ha led to the wire In the final hent. William Mal­ low was in the sulky. P rincess Iroquois, recently p u r­ chased by E. J. Baker, of St. Gharlee, III., nephow of the late “Betcha Million” Gates, corned second money In tho event by step­ ping to victory in th e second heat. Tlio Mallow pacer, made pace h an ­ dily to the throe-quarter pole when tho roan broke and novor fully re ­ covered his stride, crossing tho wire In second position. Attco from the stables of J . F. F ayette, Norm an G rattsn , owned by J . B. Gleason of W illiam sport, Pa., and Lulla Forbes, owned by W alter T. Candler, of A tlan ta, were novor serious* opposition. sa n fo r F beats Sanford Feed and Supply Co. Wind$ City Prepared . Call Colorful Gridiron Meeting In Clash Of A rmyAndNavy NEWSMYRNA 11 BY HEAVY COUNT 'pz wr two academ ies Into Chicago are a host of distinguished guests froth count to const. Secretaries W ilbur, Dwight Davis nnd John J. Davis, Governors Sm ith of New York. Ritchie, of M aryland, Blaine of Wisconsin, Speaker N i c h o l a s Longwnrth of the House of Rep­ resentatives nnd mnny m ore men of state were expected here late today. Tom orrow ’s contest will be w it­ nessed by 100,000 ticket 'h o ld ers and some 10,000 more persons a s­ signed to police duty, concessions, or u sh er’s tusks, it will be the big­ gest throng ever to see a foothnll | gam e, the biggest with the excep­ tion of the Dempsey-Tunney fight crowd ever to see an American I sporting event. The gate receipts J of $000,000 will set another football Sj record. B i n t i point 9 .(drop kicks). = rjn = x = r= 1,1 “If you. m ake two touchdowns,” Jones addsdt “ I'll give you a kiss mysolf.” . The Mula an d the Goat, tim e honored ntaifrtfca of the , foams, #111 be am ong those present, presen as netm usual. The ' ' brought, “BiU” i« $?*** •long, bin horns paL %rtn Ariny singer (C) vs-Wt/ a v /r v ’v ....... . (Between the Railroad Crossings)! i I B ran ch o f a s o f S ix Florida Stores W ill O pen Saturi ln n t o r d . F in . November 27th with a Special' . of There’s a Real ThrOl in j Hunting With Cut R a te Tin and Tubes Come to see us and save W e have ju st re c e iv e d G u n s th a t a re w o rth a la rg e sto c k $ 5.00 of y o u r c lo se st in sp e c - tio n . H u n t i n g w ill t a k e o n a d d e d jo y s if you u se one of o u r tru sty g uns. S u p p lie s a n d m o d e ra te can on the purchase of a tire and fill y o u r e v e ry w a n t a t Sanford p ric e s . “Everything for the Sportsman”'* m 1 Hill Hardware Co. fj 121 First Street 2061-2 Went First St M a a n a a B ia w iim a n H iM n n H • -'r ' — ■ * « ), *Jif Iw M irtiW B M M in n fo M M n ii ■- , ■. '• -= ?g .■v ia The Premier Event ot Florida's Sporting His THE INAUGURAL * Jr: kiT.-i a heavyw eight chamover title bout oppo- the H a rry Payne fo r th e year gre hp $460,000 m ark *a tfolrday’s winning of ‘ * day handicap a t of W hisk. Backbone track record ith m ilts by seconds. w p m iw -■in f SEJtlNOLE RACING CLUB, . "ON THE DIXIE BETWEEN SANPO le n c y NOV. llt|t gitd Contin * • " " ' 'i W t . M d s . r t U i * fo ly ap iim g thaj « w th afc la n d a n d a) ' ' *ffl*!l*-sl J s will cast his firpt . T ex . Rickard . did •lU 7 Tvhii , ini - it in tno-promotion war ov^r grenade _ m tice field:' y esterd ay ,’ M urrell, was greeted by, hla ilafor who came piori to from Cedar Rapids fo f th e game. nonfo. “ T i l . l i r e yoq a kith after,the game if .yikt.make a toucpbwn,” ■He said. 'lV }\ , ' , < 2061-2 West First St •f* : " Barry Gone T unnky’s services next MoqIn the f ig h t Toachdoymi, t|an , As the boys carte off the prac­ d scheduled a confer- Mobley 8, S t >-‘**' / ire Tigers and Crimson 5 Wlil Be Estranged l We have a full line of 12,16 and 20 gauge Many Years, Is Claim w s h e l l s . H u n t i n g C o a t s , L e g g i n s , C a m p i n g PH IL A D E L PH IA , Nov. 26— (/P) ■ —Princeton and H arvard will he & estranged in th eir football re la ­ tions for many yearn, in tho opin­ ion of A1 W ittm cr, assistan t coach of the Princeton eleven. Speaking at the annual Cornell alum ni sm ok­ er hero last n ig h t ho said: “ I don’t see any chance of Princeton m eeting H arvard on the gridiron fo r a good many years, j Thp idea th a t the Jibo appearing in i tho H arv ard Lampoon caused t h o , break is ill-founded. There wus | a moro basic cause, ns all those in [ tho know are aw are. “Tho m ain reason fo r tho brenk w as H a rv a rd ’s refu sal . to rotato tho Blf Thrco schedule. Then, too, th ere Is a certain group of H ar­ vard alum ni th a t has been de­ m anding Princoton be dropped from tho Crim son schedule. The break is m ore serious thun tho public realises.” • v - ' . • . thild tduchdov?irrti(| a Columbia fumble. Syracure conc^!fJ the Gotham eleven it | ning after holding down on the one yj$] ley touching down hind his oym gn*i emptlng to punt oi* J ] n WnOl.RSAI.FI TiniS AND I1A T T E R Y S U P P L Y “ I I E T A I L A T WltOJ.FSSALIS PIUCFJS" g n r f l a ilt / r j nnd T lr« nerv ier, w . re n h n rc e a n d re p a ir a ll n a k t i D « t t e r l r n . L e t r o a r n e x t n e w l l u t t r r r be a WIL1.AIUI n n d n n l r h t h e D l(. 'tit •eJ.yi.iV1l* a RayBrothers Irrrnee, ' OUU I 'U O N B IS --------------------------------- Z 4H------------- ■M VVum. i la a a h ig M a a a iiii SUNSHINE EGG MASH AND SCRATCH FEED s CHICAGO, Nov. 26.—( ^ —Chi­ cago, fa r from the spa coast, where Invaders m ight be expected Mown. to ap p ear first, nevertheless today M |CcCaU,( ^quarterback prepared for war.’ _ a« 'few f d^MMM •••«>! *~— — -t.,w o rld<1 — records The city, however, will furninh a, b an to all com en only a battleground for the com­ tanpe^Tls* G rldder* From feast Const do long distances. Us N ot H ave Pow er Nccesfl Necpssary b a ta n ts—the Army nnd Navy. ere waa.A .fngp, pn tho ro’Commodore” ’ Bill Ingram , of the To Stem A ttack of Welchcl ; 4ihd. One pass fo r 46 blue— tho Navy—firm ly entrenchvd ^jdd' an o th er fo r 66 yards, Men in Final Game of Year his seagoing football arm y a t a ' fjfom tho Hno o f scrim hotel and then tested *4toe Navy A 46 yard run by Btodcsbcrry, ‘ o u g h t th e fa n i to their football guns on tho bnttlofleld. together w ith the stellar playing loud cheers. T he genof Mobley, Maxwell and Higgins, “ G eneral” Biff Jones, guiding p o f McCall was unquesspelled victory for tho Sanford genius of the Arm y grid w arriors, )Jf th e b est ever seen here, High eleven in its Turkey Day whoelcd his mohllo forces into po­ jiiid M orrison also showed clash with New Sm yrna a t Muni­ sition, captured the South Shore cipal Field yesterday m orning. % C ountry Club hnd established .g tetso n , Capt. Courtney, S ta rtin g tho scoring shortly a f t­ headquarters thors. ; and .Froorngn .carried off e r tho kick-off, Sanford was never Chicago found Itself host to one p it, w ith » lino’th a t work- in. danger and the foam rapidly of the m ost colorful throngs in Its ,'ta g e lU n t precision nftor pllod up a long (cad over the vis­ history. In tho wake of the two ,rfor. . itors from the oast coast. During foothnll squads, tJio student bo­ t which stood out the last h alf Coach Welchel sont dies of tho two academies poured •tly during th e afternoon in all of his reserves. inty Chicago today on 13 spcciaf Vsupplied by Coach Hugh The work of Riddell, loft end for trains. of Stetson, Y argor, who, Neth S m yrna, was th a outstanding The Cadets and Midshipmen will It* ifot to o n th al a t full- perform ance am ong the visitors. give the city a fo retaste this a f t­ tro ttin g to th e sidelines - S anfonl took tha kick to s ta rt ernoon of tom orrow 's Bpt\:taclc called from tho gam e. th e . gam e and n series of line when they m arch Into Soldiers’ . ila n .ra n out on tho plunges carried the ball down the Field for dress parade preceding ■truck his player. T h a field to itho New Sm yrna 45 yard dedication of the $10,000,000 m u­ red from the* field. Me­ lino from where S todrsborry, b e­ nicipal stadium to Chicago’s world re** thp recip ient of hind beautiful interference, carried wnr dead. it Jttound end for tho entire d is­ ■ F ta a lla . ' Tho w oathcr man was kind in •Cored sh o rtly a fte r tance .to the goal. his fo reca st,1 prom ising th at it From th a t point on tho scoring probably would be fair, but rath er .first* q u arter, \$$ exchange o f punts wan alm ost a t will. cold. Today, however, rain was in Mobley and Capt. Thompson were p ro s p e c t,tu rn in g into snow by th e b a ll on th e ir own 30 ‘A 'M rit* of . line plunges both playing th eir last gam e' fo r nightfull. coupled w ith a short Sanford H igh and they both showed Tho lineups havo not boon an ­ i oh, th e Stetson two well In yesterday's g&mo. nounced. In fact, “ Navy Bill’’ lnMaxwell and Stodesberry were igrnm surrounded him self in seconsr.'crashed through tiih o soon. McCall removed from tho gam e owing to rccy thicker than the m ist th at injuries. Plenty of reserve m a­ hung in the atm osphere when he or., point. ■Opto McCall op terial was on hand and Coach W el­ arrived with his fu tu re ndmirals. Q ^passlng tricks chel gavS every aubetltute a chance. The Arm y lineup llkewiso is New Smyrna 0 uncertain, b u t from hints droppod trgSi to several Sanford 36 Riddell by Captain Lawrence Jones, head (pot) /o r an ­ Entsmlngor bich t R. W alker coaph, It probably will be much tho A iFordhtm . t t t for goal McCarthey sahio as the one th a t faced Notre Yaqoey Sm ith (e.) ■Panic. .' ImUcatlort* were th a t J. H. Sands is .through, shortly B. Fordham * Gresne Murrell1,* .fo rm er C edar Rapids of tha second Spew: Csdden -High S ^ o o l s ta r and later per­ o f lias smash­ Stoiltoff Pbi)Up* form er a t M innesota, would he * P ^ a l t y »nd > McClelland leading facto r in the attack. O. H. Thompson (c) Langford Hewitt,' form er all-A m erican star Maxwell ' Howell at ^A tsburgb, also is sure to be Stodesbery Moblgy , flumtasry: Ionia and Scull’s flsjd *0 final Hnnl coupt count w as 1 0 4 0 ., > „ . . . Columbia d lo s e d ^ Ifo ta rtfta ig n here in n fn tlle e ffq rt fo fghakd th o long suprem acy of Syra'cusa, whose b rillian t w r tg m en, Hasson end Arehoeka,t galloped over th e Polo Grounds to a 19 to 2 victory. Tho form er contributed tw o 8yracuso touchdowns, m ak in g the f ir s t on a 20 y a rd broken field ru n a f t i r receiving a long fo rw ard •*.#(4* •CH* V'l �R E R 2277:, 119922 *0 SATURDAY, NOV EM B * ' \ ’ ' '; •a u* JK 1. ■' WjimJ kV ; ■ VJ ri ■y1V1jft.7 ' < *A; / %•»«■ »rA W r // Begin Soon On horticultural Building A t le University Of Florida put LAHASSEE, FI*.. Nov, 27 F lo rid . St.Ui Collruv lor Worn**;' - w o r n will b« begun short- a dormitory a t the, Florida School the proposed horticultural for the Deaf and the lillnd, of Ht.i • ii 2th * Unlv*r«fty of Augustine, and A a d m in istratio n 1 following awarding of the building a t tho Agricultural ami ' ._ ' • to *be F. Douglass Mechanical College for Negroe.s, nt MBjr, of New Smyrna, nt the Tallahassee, n e t t i n g of the State Board The legislature appropriated Itrol, held In Jacksonville, nc- $75,000 for the academic building; to *L T. Diamond, secre- $0,000 for the dormitory nt St. ■J * ' I Augustine instiulion. and $100,000 Contract price was $118,200. for the admir^stration building nt >jr two contractors, of five tho negro college. • n t states, submitted bids. An additional $50,000 for the , I®*1 Virginia, North Carolina, last named structure, however, has I n f A and Florida were repre* been appropriated by the CJenernl Education Board, of Nod. York, • ; T b a appropriation for the build- m aking $150,000 available foYthiit / i t i f 1» $125,000. work M }iF<>nir*Ct* Bre t0 *** lrt on thr,‘e No bids have been asked for ’ gj)«tbar projects nt a meeting of the the next meeting of the board, toj srd, Mr. Dimond said. They in- be held at (Jainesville, Dm. Id. tbej t n academic building, at the. MTri'ttiry Htiitei] IN FRENCH PEN SEWING SHIRTS it SCO*OQM •H.'S* I. l rviewiw<v>o* vJ a ’S ■c At the Churches .» F l i t s 1 ( III Id 11 s i 11 a 1 r 1 Qhristiai. set 1 .. ever \ ' oioit.. fOtnaii’- i 1.1• •• , til'd Sti . 1 ^Jjchool :i’ 1" •ntorr. w. > . ' sromnnei > . 1j. rnnotiAm t . ' j^^jVeilneKd.i ■ kliich u el.. riktian Si 1 ■ • •-i . ’ ^ o 'c l o c k J.^ThlA (’I..;,Kending It-... . . R a t i o n a l u... ! •: ; Bible mid K n o t 1 . v Scll'liee III. I ’’Dperowc.l . 1 except ■sun.li.. . ' 5n* :i to . • raffTIUl are w ■ .i... • i n d - in nail.. 1 > ritoom. d ur W I “ Wluit about tile hnrd la b o r? ’ I he wii.i asked. ( hire laughid outright. “ Hard labor! Ilanl l abor!” be repeated. '" D o you kmpv w hat 1 do? I am i sewing trousers for the army. Some ‘m idim ite.’’ 1 never did my ! own mending when I was in the | Legion, simply couldn’t handle a • needle. And now I have to turn in t hrce'complctod pairs of trousers a day. The best I can finish up is :cV*'i 1son Ball, W. J. Hardy and Paul Mioemaker was appointed to make ariaiigem enta for transporting ( In 1st mas gift* and food to their comrade* in the hospital, L. J. Bolt, who. js directing (lie pr " U.. • •• , r the Leg . i itl i ; .1 ' how, wliic.i ,.s to l.e pre„ei,t,u on x& ■■ ■ =“ *=“ "«>• •n*hi >....... production. T H E u t i . p1 H u c k le b e rry Hill , • — By F r e n c h M ario n e tie s W e d n e a d n y , D ec. Ist.H nV Inek H e n e f t i ^ H i j f h S ch o o ! A th le tic K,W(| T i c k e t s >55<’ a n d r,n,. H I? H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . N O V E M B E R 27, 1926 ’* - T v !w a -'.’•J*kr^*tr: ; Pilau =■ • O sa n fo r ^ This Space Is Donated By I. 1,'I.V. S e n t e n c e d to S e r v e I , ! ^ , t l l r s D, r D e s e r t i n g ties mi. Tile uis-dfe is harder on iren rn A r m y , H o p e s t o the fingers th in the trig g e r of (.n I r e e H e f o r c It E n d s the rifle. , m "(.lee tint it feels funny to be doS o ld ie r o f .F o rtu n e 1,1^ wom an’s work. I certainly o t. / U . I . . o n r • didn't expect this when I enlisted. as U n l y l Worries' i wanted to meet Mister Abed-elKriin. 1 thought they were goitig M a n F e a r s F o l k s H a c k H o m e to send me to Morocco but they • T h i n k ( W a r d i c e a n d Not loiind mt. another war just ns “ Illtie s " C a u s e d H i m t o F le e good.” "'Twas mu lling, we l oiililn't very AI ILL'IXH.I.K. Savoie, Franc. well run away from those birds," X ’• 11t.pefu I that his dr.ert w a . all lie would say of the deed " f eight years in that won |'i»r linn the Croix de * a ' !l Fri'in h militar.. Cm rre. t'.iptnin lie ancon later produce I j| •mil ho (••) niinated li. foie ■ i i - ."in so. itenni'tt .1. 11,.11 < la te ’, citation for valor. “ I hope they d> n't think that I ■ ,'!l; x|'' *■. who wn ; ‘ (1i11*e 1r pf the Jm.reign tsigion, re 1an away hecaU'C I was scared^" J ' '"•' ' fill /:ftld 'seemingly ( la re said suddenly. “ I don’t hpuw ■ I ♦••Mm • what, came ovVr me. \V<* hadn’t j I two worries were rconfessed to gone three hours that' I knew we. ■ I e.-rrespon.lent. <-f T|„. Associat had pulled a lamer hut it was tep [ d I less. His lingers a re t.... late to turn hack. I'alestine cer- H 1 ow. in sewing arm y trousers the tainly did look to me like the * I'rouiisisi Land that evening.’’ Hi,kilim ' to whi.-li h<> was sen t'lare feels some anxiety about u V’-VlL nmi lie’s afraid the folk : a. I. home will think cowardice, m 11) • disposition which will I..- o.a.I.- |J of him when, m conformity with u l"'iuesickhe»s, prompt <1 VngtC n-.rii w arfare in the arid l ’i'< niier I’oincare’s program i»f * .con..mies, the military pniitcn- ■ ..O .|. o i l . 1 V..I .eatneed by a Frenrli tiarv here is closed Deceniher “ I. " ■ o ,h ° "'Kbt „f se,A meeting. THE . \r?' Z%W * i, ~,V>XV*\ ‘-it.S r 9 Ttte Guj er Who Does Not Knt k S m B to d M ta ip t^ D r tv in IK s ly few of tho thousand* — hpiled heforc discovered, pistons K t h S S c to whom tho motor car were scored or worse; short cir, an essential p a rt of life ever pause to think ",e ' , . . titures of euro fort and k* incorponited In mod|mobiles which were nn| of hy the motorist 0f a 3g0. ( iinsidering the „ luxury ..f motor <r..v, trees m aud. ifter the introduction of (.tarter, which was dnwn av of the woman driver, wa? n"t without its comAutomobiles were maneuvering them calljfeiil skill. And, then, rt the "mysteries." Drivktasehitm n to the <iues|he nrno.int of gasoline in with lighted m atches— borrow: many an engine, , of oil. was ruined; many broke and tho radiator «* 4 +4 4* (•(>(•(;!.KH FOR AVIATORS Jttorida Slale College special type of goggles i*. heF»rWl« % e ro^ T * 7 . b Reportj ingAdeveloped to prevent "aviator’s | ™ . M M A S S E t ; ' F 1 , . , Nov. 27., Kv.,v :t talent in the college is “u ’^s ‘n wiring developed and hat• rn d .ty s meeting of (ho 1 ,7 ' Dxlentj-ut the Florida S tn' C%I iHJU' 1♦•«! Dike the tests a t the ^ " ‘"'noticed, to leave ' Cha,m" .. r ol Cummerec, acting I " ' " " ’‘‘h »ce growing heg mg of the fall term. Thoy ^ o t o r i s t s Rtrnnded fa r from’ home. I i‘*cs !'' ” , s - n - Shinlmlser an- J t a *^ r >«Ccw<iing to statintic* g ath are give, under the direction of ^ n,j t },0 qUPR|j on 0 f SpPC(j was ; l"""ti.*| a ...inmittce, ,lf | f (•'""> tests niad5 a t thc open frequently lert to the justice of ' ’Mayor Forrest l'1 ''.ii education departm ent Lake, S R, ()jKb. '"tr «>f the fall term this year. ' the peace for solution. "f th "liege. As similar tests 1ton " The av. rage height of the stud- •"*’ civ. n again in the spring, each It waa no jok ,, SC(.ms I res.duti!,,, „ f ‘v riS v. „ ju s t n bit ludicroU8 wh t,on ™ , of the (•ha ,,her “ i | 1 , ° hn,f onts in 1!»20-2> was five feet, ILH Alp.l. at i. etuible.l to perceive her inches « w ith „„y ^ * , .................^ ^ e m p a r is o n with five I'f'Ci. < daring the year. feet, ’t .| inches this year. | 1he . ei age score last y ear was Sl; 1" MrB' Motorist a t the wheel "»•<* was a forme, presi-' Miss Katie Montgomery, head ent perfect in the motor of her new Rtudebnker Big aix 'b’"' « f Ihe org«nizntio,i. dcp/irt1 ’• -Is. 'This year, the avtmoii yvji/ti Custom Brougham on her way to Du* resolution, which u , s f,.r of the physical •education 'tnent, gave in th.e rnos.ip' fAtiyjhls ‘ loii.a-e.l to H;.5 per cent. an afternoon of bridge nt the 1 V;M,t 1,1 M«s. Knight t,„i.,v j. the influx ,.f im* <,■' ' Is u.aiming in physicul ortyern^Jsttidcn! ' country club. A glance at a neat I ' ■"* w.uk 1-i-t year in the group of instrum ents on the dash I " " ’hcreas, it has plea.ed i;,„| j,, ill the college, .'iH’sfatHtftg pr.-ve ’ eer e. nt perfect, hut that the students <$■ northern uni hoard tells her virtually overv- I*!' " d n u le wisdom, t <. .., t ’olonel 11 thing she wants to know about her " 7 Vi‘ W K"'k'ht frmn among us \ersitios .in’ taller than those of 1 ■1•'*" t ’ t • had iucrease.l tin* soul 1,1 i n roll, ges. !*• r cent. car. She has four gallons of gas 1 “ " s '' ' " r,,r‘l test. rt. •Bll.iov. I1.U 0 till, ticst post­ ■■■;■! c.'ipa. ic,- -of a student her motor is functioning perfect ' " ' 1 " ' ,l* tlm .(. a'i, ,.f t ,ns . Th, Is ; fairly | m d ^ to (^er phv ,,,‘* 1 ;,,u • ! tiie .•lasses, rating ly as is evidenced hy the engine a '" 1 >''''*n«MmMlepr.ve,| t ‘,i» siral ,-on,lit ion and gf<tp.ra!' health ‘ I” 1 . O.'I I’he entire average heat imlieatur, oil pressure guage 11 nm.st tl . ;m(j 'I'lie Sell In the ty^fs, the ” t tile ’. ’leol 1:; f plus. and am m eter, and hy maintaining I 'V'" , M l, a n d th-- Sanford it was stated. and S pliomor.s both rate) che.4 capacity vatyctl (timi l&hcuh an ardspeed a t the present rate she will ie 'iiU'lu -x cut member whose civn < flu , while t Ii-■ Freshmen had !;,st * yea r to -jtX).!! (nihie 'pirit was reuch her destination in plenty of fully ntlestid by lii faithful serv- inches I hi s veilf. 'EveVy ,.’Lh.i tin^y 1, es. KYCEI.I.KM IIIOIIWAYyear, it has been above Hit) inches.! "And Whereas, it is our desire to and n *l!»21-25 reached 15.1.1. j T. . . .. . , iimy a just and fitting tribute in t v * -,’ .ta , 1 appreciation ,,f tho , services, to is, c^itixd ,>f the muscles, fife* a '■‘■'‘Press "or grief tlm* they should lileactire ol speeii; iicurtiyv of Cijll .■sail Diego, t ’alif., is DT jM'r cent ilil|o,,v.•<), (if its entire length of 1 ease, at„| to convey ,.1i• empathy tr.d I'.iovoniMil, with ........,.|, . ■ , • • some , ‘ '•*'’• per cent is hat'd sur ' | to those whose .sorrow It; awak I length aed eodurunce. •. • 1 fn, :'d :i:i,t f. I ’ l' rent grade' cued it. j blindness.” The goggle* will keep out blinding rnys from the. sun or bright reflections from the earth They must he accurately made to prevent distortion of tlm aviator's vte.w. 1’his advertisement, appearing 111 London daily newspapers, caus­ ed much amusement to visiting Americans: V F L C A X 171\ (; A CAS OIL \ Big Reductions ! . In H i g h G r a d e T I r e a 3 0 x 3 1-2 C o rd T i r e s ....................... 31x4 C o r d T i r e s ................. ’ 3 2 x 4 C o r d T i r e s ......... ................ 2 9 x 4 4 0 Hallorm T i r e s 3 1 x 6 2 5 B a llo o n T i r e s . ...... 3 0 x 5 7 7 B allo o n T i r e s 3 0 x 3 1-2 T u b e s .. . ..... 2 9 x 4 4 0 'I'llIics 31x525 T ubus .... . . •......... a*. 2 .7 5 San Juan Garage Co, SANFORD Phone j 462-J iServfce That Makes Friends I START IN j POPULARITY OF Q u a l i t y o r P ricetl !R SAVES DODGE COUPE IS ), IS CLAIM'SHOWN BY MAY V dD fH nlint y t t‘io,l IV,.| t1h1, a t1 h1... o is ’.i " h tty rn g j hc '1 1 Better “ NOW TIIKRKFORE UK IT RESOLVED hy the Cl:.,|’||„T o f 1 F c o p l e o f All W a l k s o f L i f e ( ’.""in.’i ee of the City ,.| Snrifoial. I 1,1 ...la! al Damascus on Aug H a v e T a k e n t o N e w M odel Horida, 111 regular meeting assent I • I'• l.l-t to the military pcni LKOION OFFICIALS f O f Dodffe, D e c l a r e s D e a l e r Med on this the L’dtli day of Xovcm I WII,II.KSAI,|.; Tlltl-: ,M » II \'l'l'i:i|Y 'IIM ’I.V 1,1 ' l"t' hi< attempt to her, A. D. |;,2t;, that these M nti- . . . . „ OFFICE A T ; "UI'JTa i i . vi» xviun r-'s v1.1: pit 14 r s " |By Israel Klein) ' 1 '' tl'’ ' 1 1 ’»»•■*• Fmeign Legion TA K E “ Every day seems more and merits he entered upon the per- frrlr*11 i t ’7 ’, , r ' lr**’ «•’ rrrl»nrKl. „.„| „|| m „ |, „ | , - t. u l " " ' ' ' " " e on ti„. ^,,i| af| FRIDAY Editor, NRA Service MEETING ! trrci..!c. 1 * miller) be .. U II I. till) i.uil wnl^h |h* li|(. mere people coming into our show­ iM JUit’jif minutes ol (his meeting, 1 . .. aiel ! here, under the name imposes a heavy strain -.. l hat the original hereof he duly OL’II niO N f : i s ________ *,s ---------------- -’Mnnford, ri«. ' ' ' 1 b't**i ..I' .Memphis, utomobile. which cun be room to look at the special coupe’’ (Continued F 10111 Huge One) ■** ls. " I " ,p t ,,IS I n n n d a t i o t t „ f s.|tiaiv de.dinffth transmitted to Mrs. Ceorge W. ttaid I., W. May, local Dodge Broth­ " • l.e l a.l I'oug it the Druse ghtenrd hy sensible driv• lavato. *v. t,he city thiuugli it's various ac­ »Wi* h a v e I m i n d e d o u r Kn>win$r .'.ml Si,lwt«3 a r tat *. . Knight unci cojiies furnished unto mi the eampaign heforc tivities, especially .f»>r. sponsoring ■ CA PS . ers salesman, commenting on (lie the press of the city, in order that e ’.op .11g roof liusiitesH a n d w e i n v i t e a n u n p a r i s n n „f pil(friJ C u r t a i n s .N.uoioa .and the inoun: a i d s 'erf the . foot ball games uf ihujbr enliber ■ |re many aecessories to many improvements which Dodge the community in general, as well D e m a n d f o r G ra N a til' _ a n d p rices. ' " f o r H IR E ' iioyrnti. iniichinc to relieve mo! whirl, have h r n t ^ h f t}it)iisands of ■ 1 1-2- T o n T r u c k i n e r t — n as Colonel Knight’s widow and > <t, . o .i, leto in Brothers have made recently. our auto renting system is satis­ Perele-.1 high in the Alps, in the visitors to Sniiford. Ifolh assured ■ J the dreiul of cold weath. l.lte. | 1 N ily, ra p id ly . • 4 .« ivn! children, in particular, may learn .' * or ii) n 1 . nil-, it ox Ill factory to our patrons, as they “ People in nil walks of life arc shallow ..f ,M..nt I Time, the military memhers of the I,eg*ion that the 1-TON CHASSIS I with nil these, n car can something of our sense of loss, our lie .till. : cape a id i.tr an d .th e pti-yitciilinry of Aibertville, have lilt* selection of tin* cur they H iiy e ra buy a g a in . F l — ^ '■city would Lack them in every to the junk heap ju s t as driving it," Mr. May continued. sorrow, and our sympathy, occa­ tt;-HOY) )■V .Ii m Ft f c " desire, anil inn drive tho best, they I 1. king a beautiful valley s u r ­ milliner possible in all reasonable <t i i <i s 11 w - n t yer if the driver doesn’t "Women, student*, and everybody sioned by tho death of 0110 whose $885 t?ven g re a te r value have a multitude of cars to choose rounded by snpvv enp|n>d peaks, bus nndcrtinkiiigs. J ^ d l i g h s . l .... 1:..-I-,. be whims and caprices who wants an attractive car with example alone remains to inspire Bam e low i n i t i a l c o s t . Q R •roil), and all are guaranteed per­ id.ling and gloomy aspect, ..ml f ........... an intimate atmosphere about it our zeal and to endear his mem- 1 ■\ eomniittee composed of ll.alg1 ' a -TON CHASSIS ruggednesH, easier fect, mechanically and otherwise, K^BIIile Sell .. ’ are is a mod. I pri oner," said •’’ i D h a n d M a p l e . I 'h o n e 7!I7 t manifolds and other; 0,u* .v °( dependable, uninterrupt- nrv.” $ 12115 H m o o lh e r p o w e r . • 0* and the rental rates, by tHh trip ftlson i . imi. 1 l arrangements, winter c<* serviee. plain He aiii'ea, *•< eimatnlant of tl s A N FORD < *r by the hour or day, are reasonCon.an., ioo 1 .... t *11 army rco.i.l A fit w o rk m a te fo r «ts a,'d alcohol may Improvements -have been made SAFETY TALKS HELP ably low J TON CHASSIS forsh.f. t 1 * . ".Ini an I he is a I ilu* buy." he cold, hut when the in the motor which give it a new H O Y a n d t h e G r p ., n>piii.v d . i / ' • 1 1 145 tlimner and smiiewhiil 1 School teachers huve done excel in a freezing gnrngo smoothness and snap of perform ' \K '■ \ i O " r Reel & Son e r e 2 -T o n , th ia im b r o v ' f t fully 1.p i. . .. . F. O. B. Detroit paler, clothed in n nondescript ' it, the care of the cau- unee. TUe car has a quick g et­ lent work reducing the number of Myrtle ^vc. and 2nd St. Ih r e a d y f o r rfe llv v * /, ’F on IV, S . .PU4 R IC K . M «r. . ( P J- • 1.............. * f<’onti""...| from page ..net \ resolution *t is needed. away in traffic, and is eusy to traffic accidents hy their consis­ *in>r the <'minty IHH.m uniform, long brown I ' o u l . . - , , , . plete w ith body fo r ymur I^Rtrlstlun l.’n.... ■ < •' '• S,,|L with s la relied collar ami I <'.mimission*.i s to app.’iui •(lap cap, wooden shoes, t ' l a r - * ^ I1fr.St 'S t P h o n e 4 7 2 - W program in h»s tec,one thick and park. Thnt feature has great up. tent educational an ag I 1 n ea n , ^,*;, £.'.Evening s.*r\..i. . I. Me I. nv tie •potted with two presented a sharji contrast fr.*ni Children taught safety I the water cooling sys- peal to women especially. f'enlhii ill agent within th< The schools. Jrnnni Sei u , . .. >' Ihree medium sized polka dot ' I'u!lire was adopted Fri.lav near the proud soldier whom the c u r e s NEW 'tfrC T M t l A v i M g bt have frozen, yet a two-unit stfcrter makes ' startin g | n o t E x a ctly — lm ,ttico ilnight I Hold Montezuma Dining Room ^entitled. “'I'1,.* * . • Fall does not miss a word of the hv the .Set p>.11.lent had rusted liu. citadel.' LUMBER YARD orist can s ta rt th a t c a rl easy even in the colds,>t weather. lr. mill Hr*. J , ll.iiirh, I’rniX. nnie'!e t ’oinity t'hamhvi'l I / I t . M i l nK*v*MrH. «f$alt »i )»•!'• 1 l . l f ' I U L ' . ■oeditigs. As he occasionally :u D.iiiiasiuc last .linn 1 TOURIST TRADE BAYS ; going w ithout n hit af I t oitmierce in i( t meeting m t)|*..l “The body has a grace of line gtyard itu .i. 1 1 I'll • III . I. ’ll. ,, j|,*. t(|e ! Il jo IN FOIv? o i l .a f i i L nccw I Llni Avenue a t 13th S treet His nioi'iile j; tinnopaii'.l, how A C o m p le te L in e o f accentuated hy the dark green laqD'j !'I. A report mi the! th P a r t y vi ? I'gl’niyer to. 1 1 . l A . ' ."'Ii>'ed pe. tutor fin.Is him I'a e a g e , f Brevard <’.unity's B r e a k f u s t 7:(U).A. M .(„ l o a ftj Tourist traffic for the iSKRi tea1 , , i *• i *» ■*•** C A Y T H I S ls ( HC PLL7 • ver. and he greeted his visit.., ' F r a m e s a n d S c r e e n s culd lie done in n case uer finish. Unobstructed vision (VWck at I .................. >o. 1—an,. *No. 4— . .III*. n king; V son in Manitoba, Cana.lu, left I. [mounts to p utting us . Y A R p IN T O u ^ N A n d ] is made possible by the one-piece ''' ,' h n , 1 ph’^M re. 1M e d i c i n e C a b i n e t s , iss'" ’. which a s su re s'i he con " fAf t'OldlaI o.\ t•a. . .. • ■'mil ’' 11 Di'> de:»,’.in steal the pro­ 1 slruction of the (<en«Y'a-Titusvi||e I'nill nr Crrrnl 1on the engine as pos- windshield and slender pillurs of more than $7,000,000 in ho jirov.Not too had for a man w h o ! C y p r e s s a n d P i n e Kjy bt ext. e 1. .1 Toni*! 11r 11 *>||n t>He i:*K nn.l Uncoil c o s t 5 o u m e ' fr mi t|f. eh’ekfen pa- sup r. ail through \ ’..|tisi,t C.maty, \vas was reported executed lust Jun " 4 '..llrr,. IV a nr >| III* kdouhl lie started with the improved all steel body. L o n g !S S T ™ ? ! ? * Twaai nr Holla t|Wi,U,i,H\K Sold Ily it. •I’d tie n..t ? Tr» or llilk fi x ptirdcd and the gas ad- underslut,g springs and large h a . ■ nl .Y* made. Discussion <jf the T | V IN T l’. llx M i t r . • ............ *» l' : ; S h “ 'hini; Dodge Urothcrs Dealers , health. I No. -S.Vo Ifc a slow, steady Iieny is 70 and Full is 05 I hi * I'ooibcr’s proposed activities 1 1 of r. t his ■. i ’ ice STL IMA I > w i n . \ Ivvery whero nT' ............ ....... .better .. . (S id in g province. ■ x o. .v—an*"You hoys "v is worth $ 1110,00(1,1)0(1 and •t!ie state meeting i„ Miami g.) an.I walk c Z T n ’ Z T i Z l 1 ,:“ ^ s‘" •» 11' Luke Mary C mm.irii1 Hi.f.,1 ('uli** Ml-ets m i . . 1 ... F l o o r i n g t;'4**14 11 ,ul I'crcnl F.iffeC ( I. r -h is at present more strnn* H presumably never had more j Dee. Ii nn.l ,lh’ sniil the Alpine ( has. if Your ’n in e eupied sum. ,f t|,!. the y ,r, too, reflects discrim inat­ feSfandny .. .v ' WfiriH 4'nhra 1 -'-ur. a little "Big,. Devil” with fix C eiU nif H1,Co11 nmi K m , •"" e 1bun the $ 1011,000 loan t idle. « •>" ■ ’ .1 *h I*, eci.f I, .for.. • KJanioi 1 ....... . . ■ting of the engine is ing taste. Tonal or llolla V,i. -:13c * 1 b'lieeer it was that hi I’ .1 .... . re The memhers of tin I'omiuereial.I " I bayonet, patrolling the inner F in i.th ............ '' ' .. 0 ........ I of 1i-r, Ten Or IIIlk If the cooling system Taylor Commandery " I t really is not surprising, when / s ;d front Dohenev. 1 , ,1 1 • I 1 M • » .. . <rganization were guest , cf w I " Withiiu high wnlls mid in M o u l d i n g s Adult sin.'. I bo frozen, racing the you consider the low price, thut „ % ’ "'M f'lU » rn-Ml .1 narrow strip of sunshim *.114 ’ T < I sm (_»'« R No. 28 f i t f f the \g. 11 . l.,lltr|*cou lo X I*. II. Tile ••"•"Ul one ,.f its directors . at <1 1J! n,,m ,w Ml" l ' <-f sminhine, the L ;i(h V 1 .. .) ! ! !-n "'V ap-cii -ill 1, merely overheat it these refinem ents and improve­ e.ifii't, r$,u ortaillli IHiinrr, ,1 to s I*. • ll, m . « Ni .StO,l\ in I ,. , bJ:mr, Ho* S’leid ty S. Ii e 1 ier to IIII.I. r-taml Most ‘■hi. ken pilau dinner at 11^. hotel 1 Aniei'ii’iiii Legi.’iiary and the cor lirick X'atcr remains frozen ments have mu do the special coupe ■ i. 'Pomlent w alk.,I back and f,.n|, L i m e ^.;latusi Itit.l. , . Knights1 Templar ' ' L» ii.ihl rs .n . as su|... dlioliHiles u li. have fo,...|,t preceding the business from the difference in so popular.” •1 >ii. 3 I -r an hour, while ihe sentry lud wjtrtco," * •• •■(.. t, , . ;v ' am i H o lid ay s * "'!■»' s -1 ! .1 •> I ■■, I •h'1 top through th” will he a cracked I In- pi op’.si-il r.md fr.nii Cein v.i i.nisly iooke.l (lie other wav. m . , P lu sIer Attention S . B i* « k 1 u » t 8 to jO.VV.’-N1. ;• D W r O l to o ! H 1*. M. s’ u rg lc for great wealth ' •" 1 I I . «' V and leaking radiator, ; • litusvjlle is to go through a ' BICYCLE SALEH UI* * lace relished an America can cig W h i l e Hock P l a s t e r H o a r d "fcLOh 1,'Kl.t. v 1 11. \ > t tlm' wn\ MI the ’ n p of Volusia county land and ' arctic. -------- ----------------t All Knights Templar arc re­ patience nre required. , N a il s r a M — M B M aaB ra u i— «■■■■■■■■■■■■» JA{\ so il • Wragc door open, just '• *•*<< *•"•) hinged upon t h e 1 “ Yea I get plinty to eat," he S c r e e n AVire :---rfrlrr-ij. ■; — The bicycle in C a n a d ^ i s stll) | quested I" assemble a t Masonic/ ell ... m throttle nnd let the «n- holding i ts - o w n , against th f mo-, Temple on Sunday qfternooii, 'd.'.l to either Brev ‘•anl. ‘XL big howl of soup in the I h o l d e r s H a r d w a r e • } . lor,-the nip . . . . ■ | slowly and quietly, spark 'ur, torcycle mid au(q. A report nf | I t'oimty in the s Al November 28, a t I o’clock for ruing; a piece of meat, oil” D o o rs landnll t).. ■for about five minutes. tho Dominion Bureau of S tatistic! 1 the purpose, of going to O rlan­ > 0 .. 1rity di.l not pa p.'.irtd of bread and a plate of \,-g H in d o w s ie . ■ 1 :*n sufficient to 1tables nt noon; another ,|uarl of M time the engine will shows th a t Canadian bicycle man - 1 do to attend tile Funeral • 5f ■ an.I . M o rp h y Iro n in g H oards .lie expense, ufacurcrs continue lo increase pH slow ly t„ the proper Bant Grand t'onimander Sam. A. ■ "up a t night. It isn't the 11 1 , £|nrnte<< 1.. iM.tde lo O r d e r ■ ! ' 1 ‘1"• i'oii'I wiil l.e lujil hotel hut 1 can't l ick, Johnson. Attend in full uqiIwnperafire, the water their output. 1 might pjRvetii. ol ii ... . /o rm . T* T h e P ric e Is R ig h t ' ' I'l will he hill! hive been daisies hy the r<n»t s T Vlrr,,"'l up evenly, and Hurried lady shoppers in I)C: ^ l> 1 .<• Ills ‘'“I I'f 1:,, trouble in later <. I'i:t in ... w as .,, 3 tjAloiioi.j \\ .. A. F. MneAlister, troit may now telephone and prcp|) '' rs ol ! lie e.iunl, Mr. Koot writ . L:»<vu Eminent Communder. a t tho same time. A downtowii ' *•' l night. tpt'l “ I' iiUi .v. mg it.. Pr A might be out­ departm ent store has installed John D. Jinkins, , I r.Y ** ' radmtor must huve soiiie small m irrors on the mouthpiece Recorder. t! K< I I I . | . s'. 1' 0‘ l*"' L«t water going 1 room. llVto. I, “ *i„ I U' beeping the w inter j . 20(ty2;w vFteST ST. ^ Flatly el'.ied, or tho rad- ■^ j flr* * e.'Vered, is dangerBetween the’ Railroad Cros^ngs •.I vard L | ; 1■. j.* *. K , . * llt, (•«», causes steaming, 1 1 ■ ill'e >, 1 , c, a i y e r f . 1 ............ ., * “’"t'.rist forgets Uiis ■' "' I' ..I 'U, del, 1,’a ‘ uolllgli.il . 1 *ntion. ‘tr Fall Ikdieuv ad Tlx « ... A b e a u tifu l vu^d is an evid en ce of hospitalitf*] ,!* Priming Needed a formidable pil in lt>. ii - \V . s ,leaking, t. iV‘‘Thi' 1 ... . ^ remembered th a t fo.sler .tjia t .n eigh b orly sp ir it which ndds so w$ W ith Hat. mm dor case. M artin •I.. •. . . Perform* its host A h e n i i r I I ,yf (I,, Ijlolst III till.' •• 1 a requires h e n t i t e un ,1 mu* >r$oa«iiirc in liv in g in a com m uniiy. (here.i»l K| 1,1 Dull the car, hut f101 heat UP .properly by *' ,! ! IIOIA « IMIS . . II! In equii) a cool, co m fo r ta b le yard where i .( ly prepondet'ant N t„ si've time. (Firat Snn.li... .- '. perhaps Ed ORLANDO •: offered.: I .41, who ,«!,*’. |jk'. »ee a t )?lnn,'e Jhe in v ita tio n lo conic ' t ('.mm' 11. >. Prin,‘»(f';s a,,„ther fa u lt of . ■?''' . . . *f ■ Vj .«* htirrh Set...... • f o i ’d of Wau the engine q tartk *»» f I'll. v. • ' ’>•’ F Die most dan -*V I h:' ,„! * ealh tr' W hat th a t Dependable A v ery sm a ll e x p e n d itu r e in rose arbors*.I>w$* ' I ' is greatly in i ' *-* U. ! . c>’lindprs with so —As Executor Guardian-Trustee “ The Fountain of Youth” W. 1*111v.l 11 ' “ 'be 'rail. Senate pr .h at lh<y he.como choklure, bird b a th , tre!Iise.s, pergola, etc., will ffitff J k. ’• ' u"ht t , e n n e c t him di H IL E the nortliland huddles un.l. i j,., :tI1(| ■i.t 1I •>. to. I, laiif-'L'.r n snow, linLhi’ m , 1 1be alleged Elk Kills the heiilth-givimr aters of >.r *i, ■. | W**^ uf.gB«'and it dou’t p le a sa n t su m m e r s ittin g -r o o m for your giving w waters th,. I F , «%*•■> 1 • » - 4 I P D ..J .. 1 X;. I l i V rthe <'tmr.it . • 4 w it hin th" ' '• 'e intrigue. P mr/ti>r any. mighty "Fountain of outh. Revivifying in its effect, 0 04.1,11,11, 111,.1, , lu. nvfney for frie n d s. ' . hm.y nnd Mrs. D.’h«ny Sl,rrt>undeil hy n charm |° n»Uy pnnimg, resting the f, ........... f etlon h of benuty famous for four centuries Oontsolla oh«ur*e.i i.,- in,', nlrcsilv. N*o.») AT wife of young “Ned” arc ami by fine homes in n „ ’ 'd a-1'n-iH..p. nubs tan tinI nm ununit y e counirj k ..» I to S.vyetnry •i court. /•' .k? P ‘nK tbe spark reI,et un sh o w you so m e o f our designs. 'V jvmnn E. White, hbl who In.- he. . . o, , . .. 'n.e elder Mra. Doheny wears a c o m p ^ w i t h o u t « view0: ; ............ )D > ,p' While the enfktV/ lnrtk.i a „ | . . i .! .I* it • j . ao,' ^ r y White nnnntinced to- . 'S t r i f e r a tio n s . fr ‘, ' " ’“ red felt hut, trimmed in L 1 Wit-Putting in fits At ’ T roBCnt' ami to ... i <..- i*;.: i; 7 h 0 n h o itj _ I ,,ny *,a i rn'iuestod permls- •» 'igenta and rose. Pearls wlnrn ■ Seeks to serve citizens An tio n Q o n tr o l ■ m m p j'- K ,' '- • % > i A ' k A i ! ' »’ •* ‘ . • ' ’he Priming may be ^/V'Cordiai invit •, * . 1 ,. -(.-I I l lon4 the American Power of Seminolj.,County as J e t* B la c k T i r e s 1 . *• * ’ i V, but "»y other jewelry alii!., v booklet you'll appreciate. Sent! f„r , t . ' We have . Aasoclatl on to otao-n Ihn an-1 •*"i> ■ r,,. Ut “* 800n as the, *K i m s may weun i« cov*.r..,i i. * executor Uiuler .Wills, F is h e r B o d ie s (id be' T i,n,°othly1 prim(Juardian of children, ’ ;?V. ;•t’wj M * , one wears a check I ' u bc "topped. A n B n g ln e V II Trustee lift. Estates * t * d B s l U f " - I S ; dreM with nccordion-! to prevent'squandering. Pl< n «»il *kirt und over it c L u b r ic t t t 1W h e e l s M B E tt 1fu r coat. l<iLA'iE " K A U M flliT It Is nlwajfs.jiresent. It Consultations V j •tf 7" ..... . yuy v/ unu„ n Tho younger Mrs. Doheny un­ cannot die, go insane, C h a s s is 27—( « ~ . j! Tho have go ubroad or take va­ i ? I I l nl I' n,*. nopr.-'-^jraa!■ IE«rs in . b)ack cloth t w g va . r o v ; i t h a m i l l b a c k (N0 <?*58»1,1 « black ® cloth cc . trims p n n fw . ■ '3 ■K m n l ’ - 'JJT * ®M* »• back in tb a iwaatah:!’ l> med ul ,om co»t U, cations. ■• ■> > th oB ,h . “ M S lIrtt l’ ^ J W % l w ! d with black fu r and a fie.h w.; . !>•&’ >7.o fU so t A, (' CspHal * B O W GRADE ...................................... — * u h t - n h e ' m a k e s h i s i n u r h a s i s „ f u> >"f our 1 tv.fiMii f o r o n l y Q u a l i t y M aterial-•‘tl Hit' low p o s k th le r e t a i l p r i c e s is well k: :l,,w.i tlirougli nil S a n f o r d a s s u r i n g t h e I n n e r ...•t‘ first , flies 1 n u l a n d fa it; p r i m s e v e n I h o u g h he ls *’<l w i t h t h e p r o s p e c t i v e v a l u e s o r ,,,i;t|u lt.s 1 (Little Si r a i n o n t h e as P ossible, E x p e r t R eaders o f H e r a l d Call RayBrothers to ps YOU DRIVE IT I Security Lumber Conn Doheny, Fall Wear Geneva - Titusville '' iMien Of ( hurchlv Road Is Expected J 10O' During Trial Be A Reality Soon ' 1 CASH LUMBER C(L M T L Mr MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC " V'V s Graham Brothe TR U r5 's-;. Herald Classified Ads Bring 3 il W !J I 'Msirlieli I. Elected <(iiitupfdot. 01 The Sanhii'd Vadit Club f R E S 3 i J/ Baths of Pure Joy x?a tide fe&i Bank of Qrange and Trust Co. Sportiest Golf Course in State Challenges You .till u. below. B why bi greatest IN FLORIDA mm \ W T -St "W Ponce deLeon s ('r <* W&iSb ,^ a p T O r Holly Avenue at nth, 12th, ,w We: ar* open every morning early and stay open every night until late* We car­ ry ^ iptcial line of . mi ............................. . .... B I . NEW AND USED TIRES AND TUBES E ' S at meclsl <?ut rate prices. Come' to see us a �v1 D e c e m b e r F ifth C o u ld b e a G r e a t D a y I I B r i s b a n e ' S ie s P r a c t i c i n g fo r “ C nM rn Rule S u n d a y ' I'h a l im p o r t a n t d a y w ill In* <.t>stV\*tl ,. m th e f i f t h 0 f j),,. , T O ? ft. ” r.v;n<A, ,ls ■ vrH r N ” ' vo,M,ir ••''•«yia.d. mu*Z££'?'lZS;.: Y "‘, n l)f* T '(lfiuc ' } ' suP * U1" Mmnan i UK h:«lii«/r liy, • tllBeil le i lON II %'1*1 '•< 17 lid, mo \|, k nou » «kv ih l r v .- ............ . r i r E ' s 'N io n i ) i i i i i s i i .w k I llljil, hr Blar (■#,( > " m tlU rlu hi Vou a:l1 r'.l1' »»la"»ly to the offiu t i . I.,1,1 h' 1,1. I.fi'iirc bin Kim- •' "*'•' ..................................... ... * "• ,!v •»"»> California ^ K " “ k« * o ;',1 ' «"H n i c n d i i tu s s u h s t i t n t e s o f o n e k i n d a n d o t h e r f o r hi ■I;:;:! ::1* ™ > >»• »»*rrr .iy » m .. „• i„ . , , is m - F " -. * . . ........ - ...... ................ ^ jM ljilitw trH-ke am i ..»• M -*■; ll.ai invented PiitirfM, 1 HI j>ill, i .'"tl • f , i'- ■Im hi .................................................................................................... ................ l-tllillpK j, f(1 11 IP " i ii IH - t> 1!1 r "in i" . ".enr ....... .. '• h"'* K ■ 1' .1 ' . , .#j ♦ f I1 I m o re o f 1 1., r,(• < Ilf"'llK* ........ . »'«. i h ......... . t! V 1.. 1 " '• Hian . i ' v '■ i ,i< |;.|| rtirflor, „f I'l'.m ... r f nrtMimi |., |, ’ ••»(• I •••• ■i w • a i ■■ do.ie* 11, m ■. F;' Is iV * tfi * 10 k. ...................... mnu- v i -h s t T * t ,.ir ~ •' jjtthop for. v. , , , R?!*<°rd, nr.| ,i p.pi M fn r .M 1 f l u . , , 1 . 1*. 4 ^ Lt h P« ‘.nunlitarv ' \ v , ; '' 1 ''.I,i', ’ ’ m a v le U <,AKs -CJt L)H I \ K ^ D ] \ ° " W"l D*u.IVftw VU'" '”Ir founts <~s<• M cR ey n o Id s! S:,,,fnr-t * ,;fVT|J t" , 'm1, •V ' ,','vn e—Th, (he |! I " -nI.f il . I......... . 1 -' ,| II I• ; 111u i * 11 R p ‘ ►!»»•» I v 1 ' ' i ' f'Oil m ' i Wf(S\- S I l •.W i I How fin / |„Vl. , , |( tin* wa\ I y> . I love i Ii. ,. u-,,. I' I'l h ami „ kroiidlh and m I ^. •I'lovo thee to the level ® Moat (ftiiiit need, g / .e « » ' lie-light. t t r " ,.v, ■I .K. P o rta b le W.ll,| f / X/'/ M \ •' ^ •’ • ; '' • ' "i i. . < M III.| !l N! I i" •' '*' ■ l"l li"'.l !| ' I, . , i- <,| t ),!. : . „ ,| j,, A , 1*•1* I l as they , v ^ a,JV;," n 'I .to tile |'o,„| . . V u tnh ' t l i a ,| in I It' II* , pa hi$ m y ' •' ' ll*'M . tu n s ol d g r i e f s , a,„I • chit,lip,,,,/•, I l ove tllee Mill; a I,. v e I r ^ tl', I, :, . I f,M - T r , " r r 1 V. ' th,,!.'1 an | , ' 1............. .. ■ c'I* • il I - III -lui'llii I ‘ 1*'* cl V lll .m.lgl-l,;. || , ,| |f , | -i |,,|- I,, v, ,|, (| III-III.I! . I| 1 Ho ' 1 1, . | . ( I"' Mow |.;i|'l l I " ill I " ' l i l t Ilian - ’ S l" .In| „,,| '* 1 ' I'* ' l i t ' " I" hi I 1 r. rn-iiit ' 'I I" " " iHCi i.( I u un. .. ||p '-'"'il-ili Mi ','p .in r Hi. | p an, !>l ' " I ! i : 11 i , " li<» la un Slot III •11 I >'I lil t h , I . I I J, P t;f "HI" It.’l V III' U | | | l .n with tin- breath, 'l a •<( ft tip r 1111, 'Smiles, tears, „f ;,|| ,,, 1 •"•<! ’ ll*' ' i'l i., . , ,i, i. •C i I, -,- t"i. & if Hod l boo e, . . ....... ..................... I p . >'i; ' I c . m l -,. i » *11011 but Im r it,,.,. ,,, . . ............... I"' I. r HI ; lh 111-i i i l.iifit.i H death. :n ..11;ir;.• • b. t,n ............... . I 1I" 111, ■ ||" . | |'v .',*r-Eliiuheth Ran el t ||,,.„ mi,). ."I'l v\ v II. .1 — -I In- I L f il,I ii;| . I,,-,-, |,,|,| Rt. Our marbleB are till on it, , . h;l1 ' I " ' ' " ' l " « ib* i*f|»J»' 11 in Ii; . •'ii inc.-- . a n d | u u Ip. I ; l.'itlmg i ts ' ilisnnilly in ib, tnjitia^, nn iit . i |„.r ‘ FanuuiM Lust |,m, ^ « n t supposed -t: r;: ^ ^ ---o , "|I .11 |, r till* yiMHlje I | |w. Bf.c Another good tiling at. ",I ,„d.-y ; ' ’ "VM r«*<|i t»•*«•«! I,....... . |v i j ,... A - ’ - lose Wf th m y lost same " I'1' i a *■" l.ltlP III II,:,' u . i . C.I.. . ... 'll D I I J T V T K K . ’K •' ' I ’d Pi' U ’ll POST 11 I t Snnfnrtl Avf. ****«• i $ v r z : z . - » < .................................... 1,1 11 ’ "...... 1I * ;‘L il Ml til • Plait 111,"MM,I Ml.fttbs'l ' . v . .............. . ....... . ,. . . -V *7h , I'1 a . 1 •1 * 1*1 ' *1 IILMM. Ii'*uit11.if ..I atiy 1.1ih I I......... .. • What Heici *K'«ur r,M '**•"•• > u \t.. Kvi i l law , i Ipiv I , •i., ,, , .v'Rhi.-*"\Villis lih Powell "I Saia-.a , , . . k ‘ *J'•r ' ■ • 1' -«• t,itMlritlvl Timvu. i nlot much, Ihe^ , |,..f „ | ^ N jM ,I",.| l,a f', g. ,| ^ I n t i g h t j " . tip.,,. " » i x ’ y'Ht gi.il... ,i ,|M> vv, 'I jF' -NOW that the sf >t | . •j,I ' I here vv.,- p.ulimg , ,| ' f* D"*f« 1-p, lilts of the ■.'is i i-tarv I loo '.’■I vvle.M. .Ipple Ml,-It I Ip v w e ,.| , Ifc ,' ' h,‘ 1'"b'-rprint s do mu w!l I "I...... ..................... ir.....I ilt.. S A f • , ................ ......... . .................... . m i , , I..-" ................... .............. , nW e of the n.xi s,V7 L '" i "' n T i l l ' I’ ].' | ‘ v , ''e it,.. .. ' ‘ ‘ ' ' . 1 I", b' ............. ................. l^sJ)Xci»idetil. and " *' hn.t ,,at ilia Iful a term a,, tip . >., # , i* , f, Malt hie. ,Jfa j r* ", , " Wo'min, . |,, ) ""'l th. m y are Mum C ity T a x B o o k s NH'lir not bet bp . ;" P t 'liii h ip of Com. ii|o ‘ •" ' m. ' . •I a * U.. M.ltiPtW the organization o f ' , , , . .; , b. t Hi ,'..u. II ,7w ‘•"‘»l'!"int j c b , , • -„•< t t o t WfiB b e s t o w e d u p o n months. |i, ' J«„,es J? I ,I , a . ,‘.“ r ' " llar, Florida l„ ms lie Imp", a,.d lo be. exception 1.,,!,,, •'•" **■ miinlarers pivl,. • AKI l . \ \ | > - " ** I * ,,M. r , ,f * '’■ t'Ceala*. , fa : r : (*"' • V r+\- . c o u n t fa x e s o f 2 p a id p e r in c e n t Will, the " aid o| N o v e m b e r in c e n t d is c o u n t ta x e s E lle n C ity T a x I . very element of chinctj I'cen taken .uit of Orifl Stucco. You ..ia iesurtl you, e.xteiiv! v» .aii willbtf ’''".i.-and; ..fa),.-., ' " Z ,,,1 '" 1,1 '•"' en#| M ' I'1’ it til.ll 11Upel | "•'he- and lo, koal O R I E N T A I S T U C C i ini,- tor some ‘ " I 'o i bv.lro eloetri'e S n lr I tv CHASE & CO. . V lv" t be Ihe gt, ,i ' n,! ’’ 7 . ' 7 ' ' ° rlV mhtinl.ige ,,f htb"i*. the pure? p' ' r" »'•/ l*"'i»"l m Reliuhk* Itiiiffliiiir Supplies 1 ' 1h< a lent changi it, f, . , , 'V R !'7 n ,.„ ^ T 'lT t u7 Ul1 h r l ^ * e,S ;,,r , -l i *..» 4 ymMmimmami F , ,,x "i.ag.A .p. V 1 V|V ," ! Wn' " ’ !" ”.i V.iil.1 huvp llllovvyd tlll.v li.el.uoii .ho^ xier. -- e f+ ' It iB. n R ,,, all. a ul ->»<* did m:uitic au you would uan* i a" tin *.ViM, ’ b r. ,u\ »|l|f|( , h•till il l Illicit 1 Vyliv'ri; Tlvo Plus Tu'(j-Makes •. More Than lbur vM V hun .you a,M fw o do H a rs |„ - l ^ J t t h e n , , M h e U n k t h « , 1, 1, 1, % j | £ ,|..||nrH n n d il(. T i m e h u s l h p pmvep to fining,. lJn\ An Ideal Gift S - A s u b s c rip tio n to H e r a l d w ill p r o v e s:ift to s o m e nut *h„ Me, i t, .Ir.. Mrs. uy, Mrs Benjamin n "I ' Itaplnin Are e, er.ai led Fri 11i'" . \ ('. Kos ™ ' ’-"I Avenue, m* vla»r. lh i play ,vci, li.v , flow < i,!"l b a a Me.l aft r” ’ " " ' it was Pi. '! ' ■' •' • vv; s tlol V''- .V Mrs. I*. M. t li, ’ Uost- t^lans f o r tht* i» ..... . . . ( ' l h irtiriSi . , " " X ' ^ \a*ioi , 1‘ ‘ fcal, tiu eonveues l ou r .lays. dirpcr . '.< > 1 , H o ld s The ,a n S a n f o rd ^ e x c e lle n t f r i e n d o r re la tiv e . | c r a s a g -ift f r o m y o u , b u t a hr,I e n t t h a t e v e r y o n e a p p re c ia te s. One Y ear 6 M onths .... 3 M onths . ( M onth >7.00 3.50 1.75 .65 i. \ e d it o r x r A /L / _________ R E S ID E N C E Mr. and Mrs. \V. U. Wdlia os re. d'hiih haw h . n used this A c t i v i t i e s o f t.h e • • TELEPHONE: \o\eliib, , I,.,- W o m e n ’s C l u b liy Mrs, Henry Wight ........ M .„ i . , ■I lie - "I. i*. 0 H .in map oi i,.......... . '''>‘hil,‘-ku'.es* to" |that hat of la-, • h ave* Snndav I'olpe wired Miriiiingham ma- ' la-1 v.-tr ” '*"* 1 *s l" Tip, ........... ............i 'l " " ' ter homo in Palni.-t i l i t " a * (o m|vi«H* what dlanoaltloaofj The |„,.j......... bridge p.-mo Pmke of their ensen, ' "V«Cl iluiglv vv.■d * ..... I assisted l l aynes. • " 1 ’ H.ei S WHI is' ^■x ,W-.i t. ,| '*•’ h I p <- day morn ttiis season W' d ...p id, i any Iium.- ' in, ''1 " i: 11 •' 1 •' e i • .... . no ;tl th a t lime, i *■•11\ ii-.ptcdcd pi ..pi. .-.I ......... | j,j. , 'i v v lty lr i in ti ( H o tip • I" no i I vvit" "... ' *. ' ’ \ tm n .u ’ g. HIp- rnm ■ "resident V It " al l i es h i- I-- M, The: Mainl I’e.rry. Kal be, y „ Sydaa I., i" the f . - k o j - ' ' A, I, * imui'n' W a te r'. Anderson. Ifice.r*. ni'*t mi Tuesday ' ' 4 v inula i....-,ii| among 11 - I "o ... . . - JJ •V,*l I 1(1<|,| v' 7 ' I,s If " "1 " Warner « ....... f-,l,"r * "'"<•» • w e e a ” t '" '" .‘'ll Ilford a' tend ■ mr f 'in r Fi'da.*. intern, •'"**, t v» tv" \\ ,,1 ,.na . , vv tp Ri'iiilinj*’ bealuiful o,ie'n fVr«7|daee .‘l*,’v *f .................. M,.. let'llpg i,, I,,,*, " gretted to s».,. t | u. , |n,, ight and appointed ||„. fnV'owj'ng ....... .1,1., 1 xae, a.I " ' 1iv --' - I lo fla, e a Heatrol:* Si, lid, auditorium, and imp It I,.,* '•■' ' '" 1 "i„| and 1 ' her pro.,d.-d b. 1e bides*. h,.|id , v* h. .lane Torrence. Sivr-et-irv liensiirer p aitim u t plai 'tiv*t«l* • licctnias vv.,, I, lor , hl HI ............. ion W I <" " o l p l V VV. If;,Vo l .o, rd. Il i |,, > - I l to- |.i opei I s ( M’j v a n i / . t ' t l I'lesiib-ni 'It... w*.| prepa'cV V 1 bit -t '.hi I or for boy; * '• l "' * t III ollgll ual girls o| high . bool age and J-. i .- .- .!. , All .inter via oigani/ed la-t Sunday "•'""••s 'I'l !"• in Alls. N.-vg "igbt al the I’reshv lerian i lllllen , •’ '• <*»•*H«*i lv prepare i hiter than ....... lav morning with llie loHowing officers; " h o , of , 1, cm ttiill invil a i.uiiting. x;,„ •{‘ " h. i -.., t',„ t” and II Ml p .v)l , Id 1III •.ugh III; I, *, , ,| ",. '• ' •' '"III Ho group of 1 1. unleavoier* at o'.do. 1, lay evening. VVH.l A wedding in which mm h inter Dorothy Stokes as brideMiiaids esl centers is that "f tin.-; aHer ! Mrs. Ray,...... . (;. Fix. ........ of him noon when .Miss Lillie Spemei. Hie daughter o f Mr and M n , Car land Wesley Spencer, becomes the hrido (»r Ceorge Harden. The im pressIVC n-renamy will take place or and Aliss Fleam.i Finns of i’aimetto as maid of honor. Tin lull,- flower gut will le .Margaret Spencer, a nre.c.d the l.ride v’vlul the rmg hearer will be Alastei "va ' * » • r ' Su" Tiillaliasee when ■ " . .................. > me -. ____ Mr. and Alls. .1 |.; s, purling noli,red i • h hind" Sa, ar.lav '•'ere they spent the dav .'ill le “1 lie Hridai t'lpii'a ” from Isituu^rir,. while 'l"ii.b l - a.ImV “ W» dding Al.iivh’ ’ was used a . , <vs oaal. Tin " Mill le given m mar- M u sic . . Hy ... ;M Z m m S e m in o le S y jic h o p a ie rs ADMISSION Al, s Fan,tv I#.-lb- Pn , ,p, , " 'b a le tea, her in the late Mar 'chonl. win. had her t >•■ d ,' u " " ' t i l liaruig the Arm, , Du ■ •ces.; |- back at her vv-nk "gam. ** ' CNV. " •yft- Vi » C. Mr. and Hill und Mr*.- , A. ZeltnenoviU and liUa Floja >Zel« menovlt* ot.JBrMnswkk, Go., «V„ W allace B eery, -'R aym ond H atto n a n d W r e t o ” B U T — f o r e n t it \y o u ld b e !! 1 ) ()U D i u y s a y , “ B u t d riv e r; you c h a n c e s .” : don t , pm suppose N ( I t r w e r e tin * o n e i n d i c t e d h o w d if- - i - s ,• I am % • • a carefu l see ’ m e ., ‘ ta k in g f t h o t ,* , b u t y o u 1) r o t C c t i g p . a i i n ' W o t ' S ® ■■ u ’iH. n o t hold-^ a t ’ t n b ‘ U r it m a y c ru c iu ]1 • h e a we|i..'*j i j a v d u i ^ ' n t M a n o th e r s c a r o r a p ^ J e s ty ia n .' p b s s ib fy P ' c a u s in g a fa ta lity . ^6, s u c h c a s e s a n d d o n ’t t h i n k im m u n e y o u a re n o t;” • *..X A 'o u r s e li - J • d e n t , t h e n t h e r e is n i v C R f i y f l N ^ L s p o n sib ility B U T , , y o y r NW c ^ tk e d a m a g e , so th e r e H A M L IA B IL IT Y . is-a d i F l k A ’N - V v ® ‘ ( o n su lt o u r In su ra n c e D e p a r tm e n t s . , n -7: (^ iv rfff^ u “ A S h a re o f Y o u r P a tr o n a g e W ilb B ^ ’ -I 'E e J V l w s t A p p re c ia te d ” M ile u A' :. a ztki . , I: F o r re a l se rv ic e , m o s t m e n w e a r | a t b o th h e e l a n d to e to r e s is t h a r d w ear. | s m a r t F a ll s h a d e s in c lu d in g a t t r a c t i v e * ^ rp l ^ u ^ i n ^ S c h e c k s a n d d istin c tiv e p a tte r n s . « th e q u a l i ty . th e * P h o e n ix 1 A v a i l a b l e ,in P ric e d f •' . ’ - .Chester Conklin - .7 •; tru e . but ' I f y o u - e a u p r o v e C V e f.v .p o s s i b l e p i « i f ® c a u t i o n w a s t a k e n to a c u iii t h e a c ^ M tfrei • j c b H s I d e r i n g 1: ) r '": ’ i $ 1 . 0 0 , a ll $ 1 , 5 0 ^ r t' ' n e v e rth e le ss re g re tta b le , ■ ? . •c* J . **••>• 7 5 c , MONDAY u n n o tic e d ; [h e o th e r f t i l t y 'y v ’A c ^ r o l ^ s n e k * b r o k e n s t p e r i n ^ ; g e tt'f ; o r g • Continunus from 1- p. m. to 11 p. m. a lm o s t s o m e d a y w ilt s e m l y o u (ira s b iri^ i n t o Jackso^viMc w h f u ., they spent; the diij-liese-Satardav unending to Thanksgiving. Mrs. S i,,foil will h , l M , „ c W T ; i l e hero in- was U„ ■jpend.n Nick 111 .lurk rmvilU. 10 gpest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Spur Mr. and their guests,. ,2 9 . 3 0 1 "liege at Mat-on, Ha. Amusements M ow h v iju c n tly w o re a d su c h a h e a d ­ lin e i n f a c t , i t is s o c o m m o n i t p a s s e s m u ' i s n ’t a b s o l u t e 1 '* ^ "t Aslibarn, t.n., ; an l^s‘* *r" ,H •* "igia Alal.t.uia I Img. I “Man Indicted for Manslaughter As Result of Auto Accident” M aybe -.in ■Mr* l-om u t Lake and daughter, j Klv >■.*, Ab- r,- .. d Dr. J. | | '.1/7,. Moiirbe U. Hatton lett S atar ' Powo loturned le.1.10 Fi nlav ovendiig* . nftornmin tor PlnlmlelpJiia, I mg fr <|„t,S„ t'.* whore ■1 ti. whore Mrs. Halloa will rmi j Mi*. Moore atlnaled (lie Hum.. Hilt a specialist. I Coming at < itadei. They utopped ... 1 : " .. ,, , fl ^'’w «l«y*i at Andersmi; S. (!, Ki»«- 1 Mr. ^ihd Mr*. W. C. Hill ni^i u,.»t . . . . ,- •‘Dirdtiy their guests, Mr. and Airs. How•r,. urd Lo 'Cfettfl. n/'Cairo, (!u., were among thd^e -gttcriding the races af .S'omin'ala' Friday aftentoop.’ . . : >•* 0 v ’ ./ $ 1 . 5 0 Ihe young I'oap/c will leave im ^ ‘‘f'c, Ibe cer,: mmiy ,r ring,, by he, father. ' , f<'.r ! " ,rt vv,,,‘ l,nb' *ri| ... . al,x upon tlaui tetiiin will maki She will have ns her ulirndnMts, | ihidr b.-me win, Hi., b,ado’s |»ariUiss Jh.* ( lain* Junes and Ansa | Llih guiWtXif Airs. C. K. I•dot . , *\ _ ■ s, ■ softly played during the ceiemonv ' . 5 , , l ' :l- " ' I'"s made San hy Claude llei'iidoii and .MiI L •''.'** tin- ;.,*( luiei Charlotte Smith. Tit pro , ,*pmal V!’" • . •*' v' a ■ g adoaled r.,ip,h. ,,r | * r,ll-ly *|ltt} y; ‘ ' . - yofsa . Moore, and the a .Iters vvil Mrn. W. Wallace Wright, Mrs. A. Pittman, Mrs. Fred L . " ' "i,g pi op|(. Daiger, Mrs. Charles Powell, and r ; : 7 7 ! ' -I,,' !•!■; Mrs. J, 0. Rail formed a party a t­ I h. v.I y,, |)|tr. tending Uie races at Sominolii on Friday afternoon." , ...... . D A N C E ! ! City H a ll- T O N I G H T f! ItelbeiT AlesM-r and lb-..,-,, '•nil 11. stmlei,!.- ", | lhp , , , ( |( I", "la. are speadipg t • w, ml her.- iv,th their paic/u •*; Rayntoad Fox. lien Cantwell j Min. Reiil.-n Lee I d ..• «; Lloyd Itoyb* and C W. Spencer i I" 1,1 the day iii SanDu.l. s ,t II 'I1; '" l,s 'I'*' •' "■'* "I iia-c-l . I'*,rv *‘*r- James .....M e. lift U Saturda.v tm-ra ng a delicious ir coin e bieakta t was >, rved. ' over-, were laid I.., Mis; Ib.rolllV ILiv o, . M. I’oioibv Sinil||, Mi-S hath . vi U.d. i . M, .lo.mu a \b Ma II. p ,o,l \| i.j , v | balm H E S O L F i M N l / K I ) rF I I I S A F P E R N O O N D aily in A dvance •' ■ J* , N P R T I A L S Mr. and Mrs. A. Zelmenovitz aial1, ^ ^ ‘laughter, MIhh Flora Zelmenovitz11 " 7 - " r "f Rruaswick, Cn.„ arrived here," te 1 '."»■••I,. i , 4 Wcdiuj^day tp visit their daugh­ !pr.wia' F r i d a y ter, Mts. S, H. Uaaiucl. L .r7 ; V‘,r ,a " fhureti Stfijfcl’i jar. . V-'J’la . a t S R F N C F IM IA R D F N -ct tho tnyst. iv win W nt reader so en rrv L‘« "I ti"-pitaliHb-r vv,,, Aln;("M. ... 'i •'in.*, Mrs. •MIlMef. ,\| ls «;iirjf) J iilg e .J u m c s l,. •Sharon ami where they visited relatives, _ " 4 Wiithan. children niapMrs. June Smith re , 1 ut w niter Park, turnevlIumiiH Friday Overling from!, r. T. S tringer Cf* Cocoa, sp,vnt • b l f - M t y c o u r t d e t i. Vi'i , a t ,.,' V"',Mgei '4"< ia| set, and .sinee tb*••**••<wiu-*nii-nt of her engage,nen si,|‘ i|a'_’ Hie honor guest a ",a" v •‘••uhtful prenuptial sneia '’"•'•'•esie*. si,.- ,-. -, gti,ilu.it f»**'">he S:i"|'.n.| IIigi, Sdi . d j ia 1 Florida Stall 1 ''••‘■kT*' I " ai a lor threi years 1 Ihe son of Mr •'* Il '• I pi. tturlon Harden, o' a," ‘ *'l, 'i (irant Tt w i l l n o t o n l y b e a d a i l y rem in d ' • a r ' - p - . ' k . V ••**!*....... ......... .... witys la!,!> ?he cri.Lnal ' '' i,l» WITNESSES SWORE tl„ % ,1U tuiniU'lv tt voided - to V "' ,,u: uccuned I p 'th u t -crowd., f |.lm. they ciaM Lh»t .upply nliblv S . , ^ Mljfo t6 fS;... , .li IMrs ( alvin Teague, Herndon, .soprano, an aunt of the W Russell. Miss bride, and Claude Herndon J r , vioand Mrs. Ned linist. The program will imi,ale; “The Old Rel’raii,’’ t Fritz Krei*!'-r, by Claude Herndon acconipaiii d by .Miss Smith. Mrs. Herndon pn A I " ill |)C I T will : ,pg. "i „fil” (Wilfred Sail^ ■ 'ta in c r l b y Jet sou l' and “ I Love You Truly'’ “To „ ^ te r e n F r i d a y i Carrie .l.uoha-Ilond >. Wild Rose” ( MacDowell) will b - Mr;, 7 i||1:' . F r i d a y [ a| ^ * tere*st will w o rk s t e a d i l y in m ll(- faVor TAMPA. Nov. Meeting" of college all,min Mrs , \ l . \ K i.’ ! lo A L l ’iM N I * lu* bride is tile daughter o f AD a,"i " ,s' N'arla'i.l \\«.*|ey Spenc. ji *'• l'"P «lar member of tl,. •»;re u't .villa 1 • Ji.dw eiu'H, ' !*""t, H will b,. enbg'-i V’ elltig'u - , . T r .‘ i’ f*,n;( O'lMt-s" oyi rvvbelming. . compete .............................. . Itry *'• l,Ml "•|;'," i '"'ir "V' Vf 1 0 M E (» A ‘ list Church The I’n'tor, Rev. W. P. Buhrnuin, will officiate, u.-bag the ring ceremony. _ A very interesting music,tl program has been an tinged by the organist. Miss Charlotte Smith, who will he assisted by M r * . ‘ Taude For a Better Stucco Hot Holutely Uniterm at co 7 , '. Cram Wit I high core, received of the game, I" tempt,ng salad 11 ' >«• j a i l ’ let'ti't; w.v. do'l.'-'f. . - 'I il,at n o w .,; r l r - } HcDoniilu I rtrt'J1. gtivj. Jtb,,7r .'v -,,' ^ !*!•-• daaghtar’ v i * . ; I iV’ Mi C o lle c to r,1 IOf. W A V •nth Mrs. Heorg. by gl;, ■ powder, jar. |for tip. ;miKoliition at a:.TO o’clock a t............ taoi..n dvven M, Culler, ! chin.i salt and Jiepat fi:.'I() o'clock ill tell First MclhoActing as best man will be F.l |Mr Fjilvin Teague i..,v . ills "te Diming .... •11 1 .1 1 Itrnl ge Ivual a iiulier of pro |fr' w- re added and H o y , A bk lib alnnit " IA U ’ • ,!' " ' 'antv\i-t|. at , He *M»• ll ti«]«•r P I . A N S F O R T A M P A , ( ' ( > N I* K I { I d N v M-; *" at it uVluck. »r#te lot- his affair liitirnllv earried out Ihu.... . and ferns. t nidadrv bnuigi. ,,i I * t !- V, . , ' A L PH A fri-i-i, vvero (lie eolor.s i„ . I l u v e Y O U a g r o w i n g Havings tii n o n iV....' P '- e n t c d her put- , l- ''• ir !""'iib,-rs D e c e m b e r. ' outlaw,, mill,; lh,leu xb'iiifH of the textile .situation, 'tut of , 1 k'S'‘" dav, V | *' - l!'d'*" -’ ' *l?,ani*'Sl’ T,,,,sl’ w,'a „ U" ' v werq-mailc ......... given ', ”"‘l'.'r.»i.v»dy "niparal.vely piomot prom pt •| p|,iv. " ,,n KM ................. " ....... * by •••«• o ,|l( ’ O th e r experts e x p e rts te> H.l , d w h ' 1‘7 . 7 * * , ' J, J...7 t!v" »"'v . I'a "> «aiTnss •■r.,ss 1‘* Other testify It ad » ! S ir t oJJnpth f s 5 Florida 2 * . ,1 9 s : • - ¥r ,7 7 r ' y »,n7 1",u ^ * r!1? ^ undfx, AVI' 4 £ U x n b ' ' i 3 | e w.Hu* (fior/i i. Mr. ■iciuttur«. t i R h c jtuis W S l sentence of death wohV ^ 5® 5^ werg'7 and' i . , . , - , ' , !“ *£, "••>' ■ . , . V "" Iheie vv„> a lip, .. ',lot ' l'„| j ,.,p.,| ......... tip- , I layer ....... •: .......... .. \ ........ .. ...... i s if Meeting ( "till,III ter, Revel Iv (ten ,"U, over tile greatly ,-a S tate Folle. for \\ op,en ,ler: l-e-'k Out Committee. Aland *’ “ '• 1 '"Dut tl," new addition Aiumtn association for the fruter- H o n d a cities aa- a,-rang, hittcnd, u i iit.-rtained ..... . S.vdiut ,k' ' 11,<• club has I alm-M \ |* .ioh,n„„ ,.f | . r „ m l> was held Wednesday noon at meats can be completed between I’criy; Fmanee ply I-1el", itlernoon Die t a i l i n g l„-tel, at v.lml, the the eiunniilter and local abitnn s : : ' .............. • M“ ' ; • V " ............•«*•;•*,"«•..................... k;; . v , ' . ^ : Pong less 1 "in,ml to vva . her Ii is...... ( V n l r n l ......... . . a llo w e d , no Wreaks — beautiful ii I ture. Orient.il Ftuccoi itself riMvIily to ' tectur.il period. v M,SS ns Af <‘111b e i * S I f/Z Vi," “ VA’o" ' " ,nV‘ " ti,,n l" ,M‘ l"•1,l «» j «»«-ml».rs o f 'th e ^ ra D u 'iily i, lo K c u n d C l u b ! A luncheon of tl„* .la, ksonv'ilb* ' Me,V,'!!gs\vill b, held m otb-i n o w on H” I p e r Li-.|u., ,. . 1 tVe milk,Mg the I,.N " ' " ' l l , tnfrnid nfrnid trtud.nU .7 ... 1 trt upink to lum. ',l " *i-lr ITS thai ib.-'towp I , , .'.'V'.'" ! ' '• 1 TvW. ..... ..r gelieriltcd ....... ...... . . Tiii': .HAl.l.-Mtl.Ld . o ■.«.-ai 11.U ', t ie •■•'mi’f chair? .''"V^L ’mystery grows iipn-e up,re ami amt n V ' Ihe V "elect l,,,tra' 'T uruwn rv I,.jv i.uiyideiTiiuit, Ktngerprmt* J .V/,7i 'V'1V • 'i-v• ' • ■ryh.-Jy Fingerjuait* u ..... uti -*-• c*ypi*l*ts * -■ testified * -■ „.i i , 1. i It , it" War t',1 "Pit, ;1 ‘ I ..... •siapatRe fail 111"' a ...tie,, ", I It I I i , I n'J.'bt to be in tl...... Mon bell. New 'll,.-" ' ‘ *'"gliind was silling top or the ,md- " '"Mot: world until (be sou,b began' Vo, !, ' •»’>. I.IJ. gr. ,1 lev! ,1... Iu*|, v An,.,, rn k y T s :,* ' I,,.. , , ' ,v' •' ' • ; '‘'T'areMi impossibility n f ! ||„ . •< ....... o’..', 1' 1" ........1i'*’1* P ^ t w H y . ,,, ,t( , • hi IT T A K I ' S ., • •"•"•iihmr* i- . Hi. . t u v. a ,„ r. ild, ted to i b r i s t " ! pile,do lot. Promni ! <?lt^ Ki,d his work us one "• •»"" J*tiile, ”<f***. lo"::;: i \ ’ deserving «f V! » " ................ of a.litiinik . ........... I T number*, js tin - ,1a'"L !‘"co . J""l »,T ............ " d m i n i F : ». ,7. . p y rro l » * ........................................................- N I L , ' i t a -I, D In 'he off,,,-, . |„ . *1, ' • 14 i f' 1 fi'* * M'.U.I 1-- % . ■ ‘ n " ', ," v ..id Hop • ................ . oa.H- IT. . ! rW* '"lenriiw a-, a.-tmg pr.dd ion director of Florida for t|„. d. rlult . • • *• 1IV 1 ..... .. ...........•* I N of interest in yuVhtingi ah'm ia'?!' • h T I* 'L" d. r/ i F r , "I 11" A, tie,job " V -• •M' ‘ i l W A R I , M 'x ; l ‘ Tiiarry XiiiTu 'wiijrli, i>rf V '"v...... •« ............... I 'L fy , r u t uo,?b| ; 7 " “■!» * * » • .............. ,•*-* W ^ n y night — «• . " ' f ' ,./e i h i . ' i a 1 1 ; i ........ .. ' aiP|,*, toll M.g ib.y I, , • J "P ' \ S O t n -VJi'M', luiHel! -. . • mn:ili"« j,t ' i , p.u i > Me i ^ Np.,.1, manifested ' . *> . , . J * W * o f the Sanford Yiu l.' i!* llUB . '* ’••'• ■ppiove pt ilM I'o.......... .. It ',. I,... ad M-. I, ' b- plant . ot Mu- ..nopal!. I.. tw.. t.p i, , u-1. I -eg ; l„ I"W ns in I J„. Ton',. i "HI {’•• <ll I "I "Oil , >. | • ...... . l ’ " , i'' '*> 'he lexlllo c , |Tip. p, Vi rt, Ii t --Vi,*..ud in a • •I'll.,. ,, J'Jemuey o f New I ,.gland i , '.dm ,' ( . i1 \ i /ki't:, 11.. ,i ......................... 111 ‘if i Ih Ii f Ml Ilkli t «%InI»k i*. 11«•|*| •, Mi<*{tt»id and ;|;.,o* w b.ii 11., n to do v,4lb the tug., K. J.,. Ihhi l n ' 1 I . i v i »» , (( ’y i " " ' " , iii annul..... . •lip t. I,. |.| ,\ V | i ' | » ' . \ S T I T T .' K H !, i 1' " " " " Hgti, I lin g |, . ’• ' "iMHl <' t'7' ll | i . , •«| [gBCColMlt* of th,. c.nl',.. w over tip- unipitnp ,,, . m,.., naule by ; ” f W ale in the II. v S tate and the ap^l hit wile. Dial ttuv "I lireenv .11. ,,, \ , . w | j . v hi-pever Hi.-V experience, | even- Is..', - 'I 1 ag... u.l, .... .ve.stenlliv When . 11 :, , , * •;...... the f. 11.. i.i "t'tis " s ccompany o m p a n y , ..... ............ . <d i .j.).,, I'1')" -t m,.- i( -.n....... meet ' leet j„ in lto,;..e Ho.*;.., iIl, . ......i....... ., • , "> 1 J;1 Dh II. r t,,,<i i , , 11 *n ’ ' WPendent Ill'll. .....I ".h,1 JtHmt lliv 'I'l.till V , Pftker.” -..«..u III *V11/,. . Il ^|Mijht * iL g l|,.„ V . >* i »*; ••. I Mo- annul,Him, ’ ............ . „,*!|.u ............. . . ' V - 4 l , F l;„,a. V„a i ,1 I " .- '" ...... a re O F V lit if :o o’clock li t'! ; ! '; . ’ '" L r - n r c s ii, tlifl.-retd Ah,.................. ili' ii. v. II h-eve lot drs. Ii aio . Peek. I " l,l,‘ ' ,llU‘ "• <" Foil Mvers for a ................... will I v ith ' i 'T! " r U,l' V,‘ 'here, and m-vt Week M. tl r' h 'ILM ittH m o i xisll'im* 7 ' "*NllIlT ■rra '!r’".'Fv h" s.is,M,‘n I l l lJoC nn I IN | H#*ri tllii tfu* It’irfoW «udr .n1. 1,. iieam , wdl v i-it f o r p a y m e n t o f C ity T a x e s .. h u il. ' • Jin i Jin,. . , ' V.|,.-i . , , u '* ‘ " . I " - ........................................................................................... ■.tl i ■it lip It lu. i a 11 ' i'.v t.raNv lint ,| }tl '* 1 '•'*. >|i.r l’iinet i", , ' <ilm Wo Id! I o F 7. , ,,r ............... I I, '.in* ‘ *'11 '. * " , t I ll.it , o f Hr..... Ivvay. t.’ll p ... ' ",M(I, t fi;.t „„„ . , i w, a . I, )'■•••' n aA .»u, *• 't hha. ht ip (b -"iii., > |• Fruilk Kuy A m|er> p, , , , , ' *' "I pi o ut . . . I Lo MaJlbppre.ldeiil o, 11... " ' i'( ' Hi I ri(viif,v|)ic . ' ' 1,1 '* 'I I" -Div,'.*,| p ,v, n I,, | mia t,, ( | ,i. .... I .e, a I,.... * a« '. . l d o l (ftounte .(jlanni.f.r of i .-on," - l"tl..| l 1 ' :|l"b* • • -n of \ \ . \ dispat.l, I'l'IdiU y Id litc la iliii,. , M S om o « V \r . u 8 '®*rl/h w ond.r i 7" ’ , H'lll.n ■;:? d a ig e r ^ c n °V ll C o il])lc H o s t s A t T h u rsd ay liinip.'i D ee. 1.xI, f or rhursiliiv ^ we e k i l opi Sal u n l a y C u u h y nf 1Ii*. I- irst Hap .......Already members of Up. " " Nihbons and Fran,-is J’a r k u tin • |iil lie!,I l.n mess and , gies ; enmmittee have started a I .*- Inti, , p i, 1,1, (li t tile i (Kip,- "ot;e •J-... - Hot vtait, Il I, ,.,|,ow ..................* .... ............................................................................................ ... to., Laron lint.... tI ' \. v i Iippun. .. v\ ! I ' •*!■ *' . d.ii.'itl.ti ftl t' o"*i l 1hv , bnttily Ini'iness meet i>r|t;iii s «'lull mu wi n lie! in* i fonuii's will Notice to Taxpayers ‘' Hoy. n-o, U. U ........ ' ™ : !.... . 1•' “( Alai..*,,,,;,. II ,d.,n*...| ................ 1 1 w,"‘ h : >1 " •' also " " " 'i '-ll t - o! I,’ I1-" 1 a I (tie , ■rla-,H,-I,• -, ( vei may be ! ,k. , ' ’ *» 1 . '" I " '* cam,,, anil tin,. ■».,J Ic , tt| , R ‘ .............. . -vs Ku » •■"•'d -I ranter;, eame along, . ,r wa ,F , , , Huy MiUv' U C I" '"O .n .- r Smith I ..... .. ,| the governor and hi - c m ' b n the r.uuot L " ? ‘ r *,f,s ,,,■ ,III ' ’;.Mr ' *•"«■ the tin, f (a.e.uhve'lvv,,.,, e a t e b C i ' f i s h ,Z ' n ,' r ' 1 -. • ..r. "in. ,h i., , h . - "I •' uteat nulhern stale- must g„ •, ' \* l,vh and taktni; » i .- n F",,,, * . '•„* charge ,,f b a !im -,e .t'. Mdlh-a Vi" Hi- prohibit,..„ |.m belong i • ii .......... 1 I ' ' l >1.1; \\ i ii i| i ,, C-. uidon ,-. ,' I,l; p a n v . '.tollI I'l Nl al tiappi-U'-d is I" till noil-1 II,*' > i'll I, I . I | I 11 ill.,; J' lo II 'i 'a ami '. I" ' ' x' of evil min,| , and vvle u I, Coes -, I,, 1 ' ' '' ' n a ' i no, .,,,,1 |,i , •II' h :• I,.i b 1.1 - r, a III' , • I . In i iai,", "" ''"imr I " Me- , ,|, a 'at* ■') P \l.... ... I,, , . ,, , .............. ' hing » Mni o.p. IVS'.ol i:., . • -I >m r I, tl, nr i . ' 1 ' •' ' ■ ami III I'll |. . I ' --I! -r " " '' " ’ ,M ami it,. „ " a ’ < , , I,. , ' ' ■'"• ' ,r,|e '"-ira iptart-., f.„1 1" h I. v*a ,,i i ;,,v *» ••I l ii t • "• uiiiia- I 'op lb.i, l„. vva -I .,,l...r,f,.,.-.! .... I vv.-n, t ^ r b ' ^ a b r n ' m l n K a R I","!'"'1 «»••!* h a, I I |i t, rX v.. I tv 1I I " • dunking ome of|iieiu bib.Mon. , at i.iim! • , ,, | ,. |' •!\ ; • ti l'A Ii,*, -. otdv "i lo in * i V panlv, .........11 and b iiie . l,!"l I .of . 1 t'.'IVe " mgj •!" "I ,ill..,|| ,1 .1 "I I *.c | i ll 1i 1* i "I i ited .-i i:, I h m e . (ban that have - iic U I.- a nigiik . ,1111, Up , , , b i n I'D" - m M,,s old vvoi|,| i.•">. Pn pi.-.i J,;Mn 1hi • R ut. i .11 ii •to i» |;r he w m . al OM h. Iluallo, ,, v *. " " ,l1 ...... -I" I" nmk., un vac,,-1 -iiVhid 1.,'DV,,. Vll | p a .,7/ 1 - ' 1' ........ip - oi, ual niallv the "■ .... , ,„ -Hound table.>• T " " 1’" 1 ........ *v..Jv *t; , v . V, w . , \ * T |k. | I " ' I . .ongrev ; . , HI I'.ll'.l-lli • t ’f C K N T K I vT A I N F O P W K D D I X c I ’A K ' I ’V ' J’lirl) a' Piv.sbytei ian are members „f Alpha Tan tinu ga, college I'ratentity, are Mbedub-d IrtVIl'Ck. to lie field within the m i l t,W" \veeks ......................... ... . in m, prup .pal . Hi, . , fednrsiJ.iv l*l•*r i•i•i ni nHiiirfl Kin \n1111 tl !,..|| / |M > ''HI*' 11,1. I'll . lliofird of the WomI] meet al 10 o'cliitfl; louff. fhi-is A - iation of SrIi"" I will inecl al ir s<-1 1 at ::.:;o F i l l i n g S ta t t: " s. pked Mr. mat Mrs. Raymond (leerge I tendani h J u} ■i m n E J U B i H n a t i i i i n m n i v n i t r f i i E i i " ■ l U l l t l l l l M" » man m <U, v. .-•■!.» ' '11,.. ' ,r ‘ 1 " found, be, om„t J.,., , U~!' , ' l**f «-v< r y l l i i n ^ ' n ! „ ' hi'i'l'p V,*,*!*. a .k fop iv , | F ’- |'h o , ' ^t’cnd your "„,npy f ’ Oil. ’hr.-s ;t,„| Tubft '•one:,. I’l'Wlteritphltffl Radio. I* laiRiTiuhti ,o J *t- a-ulpt, ulur.; .-n ti„. ^ ;r t \S. . ............. ....... ......... ldVe thee vv; III ,!■ « ... v j S l 7u/>7iVvt H in e s (l............* 'L .I - Ml" I, ' l"' ' ' 1,1 1,1 L im iu . .,i„| ............ . ( i„. II , by ■ l . t l o y o thee pur Iv, from Prai , f t- " '• 1 ; \<l\T*Vl i : r i | ? '-* « y hoiiI run rea.b u»„.., ,, , 1| , ’ " " , •Ht nINll "ft W u uf||i fi w i n , ( , . f% i J , i ;t r• . i RMv : out of Might ' 'L n g , it. ;i l ' i . 11, • \ \ i |, . ,,| . l • Jii ' i* }‘h ‘ V'* * i«H 11 i. I I'tll Itljil tut; | l.vF°r fhe ends of I:,.;,,,, ;U((| f.j,, tj . Imi.-wii.--; ili.in. ,.S| :i Lirp. ! ! f \..{• -1' 1 ' i’ i l;< i, . In.;,| a Urure. '•'H"'ti . Ami Mi,. .Uu.iv , u a . uPl lit w a y ;j Itf . till III I It U.t , iitlf. T 11 f ”i '•<* I* , . i, DIobb our |,. sy bless ine. i 1 1 - .1 . ■1, , "ir for,, », •1, '• n l\ait:n lV i 1 1.......... '(>•• *-1 "f mn ’ • ti . i *,"1 " f im;,. «*t T. ., « ? ■ >■' ill v 1" know | T. -‘ I •- '.iir f!v- ' ,,| . 'IL , " ' i h l I"- '' ','l» u r .,,, ' ' > 1 f lb> ... - ’ l; k ini. i.,. <| NlCA(?AGLiA G u h R u m n.i n o , ” ' ,' i f , 11 • , ; i ty do lot u 1, 11 i ,, , i i ,.,, ■I . 1 p " " n - o n r midi i ....... . r,’d .......... o. • air dail.v Ine.-, '‘ f I ' -,- m -l.ii;. ,• ............. . me crriiii '' d' l w hot i m e a n t l o r \ ,.<i ij , 11 rein ml ' m.t-:s? !,s j”fH»rd Me,,, il(, ,, tl Jleafle thee |,, S jP ^ttciaaiii v "'I o *. I-. . \ , , lh M ks- .'i'll |.„,.|v : . , 'Mr il" ‘l M,x* " ;'\id Levy of tie -----------------1j Fox entertnined most delightfully ’ •" a.h I ), 1, , ' ' .i" * * ''" riitertam ,| a number of Friday evening with a buffet sup j .................. ;,nd u,,'.' ' ' h,,ir friends at dinner on Thanksiturday i -if i l.af I i i'). ■ Kofflruid. • r i: dd lb,of , j, ■]■ • 0 an \ il.. e*a.ld * (f firil* — in. lade.I ............. n n r v -.nnille where they I| ; l *... . the week-end here with his iw i, n.ital'V . '.,1. ,'\e nts. and depart spending the week, j no lit n Mrs. W. A. Zachary. ’ , ,m have mmnl uni*•■! * Hie bighe-i standard >'■ N- Scot, ,s J., \e»v ' ,, „ „ , and atti ,. file I ""'-'I ' ,vin« day. the oeeaoon being in meeting for next i |Story R"l,r at ,() per a t their home on Magnolia l>' “r" ........ •s "i.V! na f o r a few days eendnet le » Mp- ° U- 1 ri,,n ,,f U n ' •• wit h. Mr | | ;ir eelebralier. f o,. ntn ...... Wed,. .'.I.i ‘ b an oeeasion for ill Jlunicipul Library. clii-sob in arts and crafts ' " " tored to Sanford S«ti Avenue following (he rehearsal ,h‘n aitendant^ ..... •••. " "f " f,ftl» wedd.ng. light " *.««ful and , anniversary. liirht ful .ml n t lthat m t it . The • .. ,|il A r d e n ,o n .o rt is * "to„ j|w, ipation, iin f ri)en nuptials at the o f the wedding of Miss Lillie Ruth ....... Arden .on.ort is .. j spending the day here on bus& __ _ •*,H ?,-J.f, I Hi** 'it"-actively appointed din- ')',n : " S l"f«>'d. Mrs. R. M. , ,m ll‘ « month ahead, Mr. and Mrs. Ktigenc Tittle iirch at '<-l'1 « ‘ lock. | Spencer and Ceorgo Harden. The ..I' re fla m e,,,|, I ner table was laid „,tii a lumdsome ' " " " x '• " IV.-sident of Sec , " " ' 1 ' • Is- a most delight I urn. .1 home Saturday m i guests included only member'; .*!' '' mn ir R u n a w a y B o y s A r e v ; j Hi due of - ,,i men clot h and nt. -red with a cut ,s'" '' Hie. I'l. iida Fetlcra- f”1 ' 1be music department lion, lanipa where t’liev IMonday the bridal party and out-of town prut " I i i "i i. -tone on.am, glass bowl of ,..| radiance roses " , U " - " ' s ' •«»-. and Mrs. '»>"«'Hed Hie plan of bring Thank-gh „,g as R ic k e d u p B y P o lic e ' ■Mallory 1 'rein will \guests. t' o• mg |rnek v !,y land whit,, earn,,".... . T |„. plllc,. L . i . y U kimui. a ..... I pas* '"K’ * ," ' * " f »„»•• dming ea. ii the former's<i.Hioiits I - K. R. Savage a t j v . . ■. i'” v ?3 paieuts. Mi .Ml, ,,iiil and M Mi ....... IM.l 'ld K„x. Krnest Krupp on >*xn « " " t e l-mk roses and f, card; and other details were in pre-idei t o| I-lorida, and now Hen- ‘A 1*1 -Vl‘J" * und m their Hum e of II M. Tittle tv. I Clmrles Winstead, 1.1 and •a-pecudb. h-v.iy was lh- (\ K! keeping with f 1 were arranged in silver vases al I-'oi .-m i ,,,, < hairman ,.f Fd Miss Aiden f Ii. > are greatly |„ b.* Hi-' easiin. At (>. Knu sc he nlie rg, same ago, |hfilt| din I' -l‘ i,,n' . * «ongratiilatcl. It is also pla lined nurse dintuilil <>f H< ly Cross baskets while the beautifully ap- '.V l " i'*' ,'| k ' s l",|ll'',r. «ln ,li «- a >| "'clock a delicinn* eu lit eoiirse 'Ll lor .I, It. St,. inniet/. ,.i ' |, opka ' • " ,' r oddresa an H i r m i n g h a m . ' A t a ^ - .l ‘ repe black satin : tier was served i: 1, W• ,0.1, neft at iLitO o’clock pointed dinner table was laid with i v *Wiill kbowii tx •" 'Mir I lull ||S| „ f I'* ' " I be .lav h,r.- I rulm att, mlPicked up in Sanford Utfttf Italian cut work cloth 1 " “ " I " l*us,p»e with! h* r. ’. .' "(1 1ih •| |,)| ’*Hiig««,-t will b" I date a bit of later, and aiiiunm, ,- "o t>> t*iisin.*‘ s. ‘ ' ‘ lb! # Newman at her a ‘handsome nigtit by Policeman J. J. Groejton. . In.t ' vvT .1..*,. nl tf'il irtii, Our inents will lie made in due Tim,. mid centered with a silver basket 7 " lv,’t ribbon ,,f Court. noI are tsdng denined at potiod m “ I M i s s R r o c k h a h n ( f i v e s OVV'. . ’ . I of pink radiance roses sori,^ I ' 1 1 lull >-k lust's and ami <pri^i -J- ■ int' IP 1mi lln>'vvitl l- loi ,t ' ! " i .i, ,,(• |,,,ngw„..,l i‘iMd'|Uiirtern until word from 11* i I. * ; ;, 7 k lu , • i r;cut 1V .T ta l,litera li " e d.punu... . i,;, ! " f asparagus D ins. At int«*rviils ini...-. .u, ruffle,. [ v " ' o-d to Sanf. id I'ri.luv, -pend H " " parent t in Hirminghnm ar- ; a 'I I.,- ...... ' • v.ei-e Ml* I I .■ *:t •’, • !nl;i!,i (• ;,t Guild will meet at were silver compotes Idled with " W" I k Willi lw„ |. '• 11" da v tl. i , i. |. . i iv • II, I" 'I - - I i" l In i (t tile home of Mrs Salted nuts and mints I II. tl. .V told police they ran .«?* 4 ■ ........ month, ib. tun , ..1 ,« • M,ss Max,,,.I'o o. kbahn vv.i1 1 *i 11 '1, t',1 M. At. . ‘ '• -..... I m . „f p;ii,. .. •'' II imilt.m II .|i |M , , b'-*te- . I'l III"'. VV , | 1 I \ I'der *i -it -I I ,-u. ,| A In irft*o»4 avenue. The hostess, as- 1sted by Mis \|, " t ,-,.| Mi w iv from home ovex two 1*"U,:l;i. 1 - • I ..... .l.-io- ..Mi . i , .■ oi ' ■' Hi • t igmg .„ . m -i- • I be l.n -o " vv, f "1 lilo galh .11 . ' " i l l s ago and since that tlma_v I P**L' >" hi ' up............. So, \\ r | i | V - p f 1 I CO A. l 'mil,b y, *, •ive.l elm keo . 1 im i - ■ I I --- \| i'v ii Frida v . "M.| Strv<’r * h ii *1 Hi K\ bil.itl-■' I 'le v have made a living by w’itb yMrs. A ' salad, lint; , rolls at •>if .in .(• un, Hi-* -1- *> vvs(lapels in various towns 'In1 . ' V ek at h e r : ; . ; : i ; r y , H ® ^ ,:limits, ; i / ^ :salted ,. ......... M* •' 'I Al, h . V . | I hr I'V »»| j 11 1 f U.l l.n »T||v S|M f I ( *»A’ il| 1Ih* t "h ' nuts, \lf M1 Kh-utioi u . h Avenue I la,id.ll'-rn wo i v . ’a** sunt hem pint of Florida. Both 'vitli rmisir , um | danrim;, umi at a , 1 ' ' • V " ilav I", ' . Iieirtv^fifipvd pink cakes , and '<•*<. don, Mr. and Mi . M.,n j --i 'i -ii - ,-r iat«* lit'Ur da intv rcfriOiniciitH wen D . • • • Jen Mu* eliariiopg I .• i i"-i ,.t 'hem e'xpressed a desire to re-', lk. i it and Social at J moulded in " 1(. f,. "'I department ba* rm ot wedding Kluv [fhiir. b al H o'eloek. , '" jl'n iJ M k its dancing ,. " , n. W |served by bost. -s's mother. hiueing chi-.se*. class,•*, ai d ,M‘ ; E** <'t»ire ................ I M.** | ,] tun, home. ^ \kndar i» . i .min,! carry on) * = * !-? * w ~ M E M R E K S M \l o |' 1U , t.'illleB eame l s , 'l «i. a ti.r a leu mites, and now i-I I. ’ter solemn sol so rt lie ............... """" After h e - n i l i f o C i" " plans, •r l.airetill l uhirv iK made. r „ ......... ..... ...... 1 i* i> J * £ , . o c ia l h.-'i," u SIM '« 'M h Hint p e r m i ts him to se e h i m s e lf a t o o m C " .................... ..... ........... ........................ . <;.,i,k.„ u „ l e V e e . v i ; : : , ' ' T h e - “z ................ . » « « .• o»- 'Z Z Z P P — ~ - to «" il l earry enough gns'""I "'I ft»‘* other three- h .1 In tliat. " !" ^ELEPHONE P iu iin rcrR * M,,„r /'} t„ .'i.Th• *Ah f,.I. °.V,A 1,11 •'**iisb |l' r 1,1 " ’’SCI\ a n e e o | (to ld e ii R u l e ” d a v . N' " .';'apl„m*s, v*m>cinllv ^ t h r ^ * n , , t | c,i‘l o. 11 , .J.1' ' / r I 'e o p le w h o h a v e t h e i r c o n s c i e n c e s u n d e r Lr, ,(1<t . , "'«»w « non-m./p ' P®Bjfcatinri i>r nit in . .n*. ,, . u,-«v,V il... ,, ii,,,. ii, ,,' .1 Z i i-ri, , , r■ 7 Msn,,»“ , . . n<n>\ o n*rol i •w I?irJ.•. Yf i c' u ,1, ’s■ * *' * yrood *»><i ™ , . . *•*>• r J.atiii miter to t'nun lltiMt In M i I h •• t h e le a s t d i f l t v in t r a i n i n g f o r .. a .... ^ ....... ...T a „.| , i theso \m , M a t t '* '" ....... . ..... ..n ,V(.” i ‘i, ■, 1 , , l f r 'P«dty m I ram itiK fo r s u c h a d a v . A m a n "«» A I R j p f c t c h w , herein „ |M„ P w * t u h d . . v . 'n o v : n LL§,PCld L AMD PERSONAL A t TlVTTIES^^ : 5 EKVC UP S l o p ? 1haT5 HAR p I S 5 WALL0 WJ D o 's .” *V1• '' :,:l 1 ,s «*• right, very hh aa v e •" 11,1 di*r«*«*dvi*... Vou " • l’" l'*'"'l " m <• plnnni of (he v ....... . ■Eon 0»A-tA ' • niu> »»*••• ......... "- v- - r • p i c k . i d k s t c n o r.lD f J E , doubt " . 'I w ould o u ld ci oom mm maaunrdl tmme nntt w pi f le e tI v all r i g h if |>< f l e e t J y all r i g | , tt if i ..... wi,*,.. r e t r a i n f r o m d o i n g a n v i l , i m r t l , „ i ,, ,# , , S 14 •v „, • ' ll • ■■■■•• Flower «f »'l k i l P - n J ; ; , i ' ,,nI“,,T ,,t K K> do .,„ iv a s ih»x 'I'll.* C h i n e s e v e r s io n ,.f tile C o ld ' ll C o le _ ..............’’ It w o u ld . s e<,n e m , t h a t• l lie "mW * g al li\,5»*t M r u i K.i mi-----7~,........ i 'e JOB^ carU. „f ....... Kv rm,rf‘ e l l e c t . In d ee d il will " u ill he la* f i a rwiia* It Flapping I h Not Flying I ml,tmihmI for Smith l Art " r V K' a H i l o 'J i a i n i i t g . It will . , n l\ I.. m a t t e r «,f | 1(im-s ------- ------------------- -- v h o r N y . . m i l t h e d a u n o f , | , a l S n n d .t v v. I m ervho o F ' J W > 5vVj? K >.*•*!■ v vn■ rt? '•>& *v.v*'v 7v*Yv \ pv.- . A n o th e r H o t O ne ^ftfmonn rirpai 1 i l 9 ftftford, KlurMa. Nt(iiii|(i Avrnur K* • :■ •; • ,-1.' Yl ■-riSwif'.:-------------- ^ :I �___. f M!|gg M L m j ' S i: : Sr-!w nv , . .A i iwiibijWnriTTTTF -• - uto v . *\ * H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ^ B A T f l l t D A Y. N O V E M B E R 2 7 , 192(1 • • i7<m T " ^ vi • ' ; -<*■• '^tSmAJSSB pir-^ ' •**' ***'"i l A iir, □ ton wceSi ‘Human Fly” Doihgatunt fFarmOi -n _ b w e rfu l A rm y A n d la v y /T e a m s R e a d y o r C o lo rfu l C la s h 500 More Girls Than Boys at Affair for Army - Navy Boys ROCKNE’S TEAM | p Closeups Of The READY FOR TILT L J'yhlR esults Army-Navy Game ( Bv T!;c A ssoeiatt'I I’i P« ) WITH CARNEGIE TA I'M \ tV. I,. ( Y.-iimt) S o , " icl.et speculators reported t . —____ | ling. .*{:•.»* ••. Georgia, w o n .a • h Virtual Abolition Of In Western Centered Decision Made By Cr . _ O A lN ja V Ib L E t.-rtillN o v . — Recently the Agricultural Agricultnrnl 'Eg.' *fS«for letter* from r t r t l i | uh bw * flnd girls tolling how ,tney mAk^ money in Wort. While they believe that 'rtifntoy shduld n o f b o the prime object o f club woYh, l t U a necessary ndjonct, a d d ’club boy* ami girls ar„ learning How to edrry ,) r. ___________ ' :* < m "lntk>i< . ^ uij ktbom i . . T-^7 clothe* H w>1i>t hw 1. i^m a n d -fee bought all of- ray school book* a t ^ t ' iff , cloth**. “N e x t' aprirtg ! ttfcUl'jf’til#' V-'.'SV' c^-x' , «!' *'A »ty market for “Bi^ Boston'' in Satfford will show th a t prscbe .developed in F |or- tlcnlly every store carries thp C i l - .' v i^ak: Mrs in the Iptereilt of’th e .fornia letture hut they1 will not i " f "'mnitm ttna:\1ght cara af;**CHICAGO, tfov. 27.--(A, i have reeeivi-ij as high a s | tOO f >r P i d s l n t r t r h T e a m ( ’tim e s W i t h i ideal ki’oi k «»nt over liig 11Ay |*„t 1 completo thidb truck'•■'ahlif.irjt'ier, it should bo. de- a tte m p t ; tt- push the product’ of H I here were 500 more girls ili.ci ticket * ol elioiee loeiltiflllS II few the opinion expressed the* local g i W r r , ' ’ Mr. Stone said-fc w ork’I g e t m oirr AtoLmore tntifx. .‘H-’itHcf 4 p t }U*i .M e n a c in g R u s h A f t e r T w o ( N ’ w , , r , *'an!'- *• „ ^ • -~ . j men at tho dinner dunce I da; - agi . found the bottom drop l ‘ ^ ' l rmllttft Friday* night"*!?; ; cpted. t shall never leave the . Stone, Sanford celery | He belfcves th a t if retailers of vj D e f e a t s in E a rlv Season n ,,/n { o lr ’‘Ki' r u " Annapolis men and Army Cii ring "Ui " f their Intsineas short " ner, I’hii. 'elphia shaded .to,S' <i ' l l ' \ 1; <., Vnv. a ; . . good*, many, tay title and prho . ho has hss tlm this y ear attef atte/>if>t-j Florida will buy the product of. , Tk ' ictlJtlAi libs .brought a tfooil xvitv nUr r ^ 0nt ^ W ofitablo fnrni, ■• nA Hummany.*ay cm* ami art lf.:. dots last night, hut 'nob.-!x '• h-f.iic 111.' gam e. P a s te b o a rd s NEW YORK, Nov. J 7 ,*j>, Met'ow, f • 11 «*it. to. ,\l \V, •>- , Th* trket bn excellent cVo^j of the Florida farm er, and push the • i.it . hi Mi - i . ; th e siiif, , l.rlre ot, the eonlerp m nikat^ *oxs- Rirh'nni t ft,l,n'v,ng letter fVo'nt ?ben go back to tho City. ’ ------guessed it a fte r the first (lain e. ■I' s | (ace value v.er<> going h e g - • 'Kaslern football was at tin- end killings, ,'doni-uia beat la.n D a n . , tty uf lettuce. i shlpitHehttr being «(^d"her*”i»‘t '-winner* ",yn''<,n', ,R on'’ o t t h e j ^ n n i» tho boat place on . h a i u S ' ' Ii> r O.Ill ren -e .thrill nev sale uf these products, 'everyone', ‘ ' •' Diilt abf Kvery braided sleeve was i. eg at ■i'-L’ii and «L’f*. <•;' the tra il to d a y w ith h a lf a <| ./ 'h d n i i t III f w d o f 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 I s | Mt no limi* put lh»' (Kills (111 the |ooc bclh'ves that tin tn- in the s tate will he benlfit'ed. "ThtfP () f - , h a le rhown a NelAg .,Ttb „ . , r * mepnber o f ^ . ' l k e d o i U - t ’i- aumial • ‘hedtile h'”*t 1 I I ntdeil l,\ (111 rv’, willingly offered to one, two or en contests. f'illt'A G O Otto Von Bn, it, i>i I i i r n will prove th at Flor- fa rm e r will he able to snend niorei i I t m - d i - . - i thrugghovit. the Atreck n , i : ‘ Year* a gn I joined the 4-If Boya 4-H Club., . > E x n e r £ i * r f I n W i f n a a f l c "!ll,|s 1,1 ,nor‘, ,h “ " Xfvcn Id five. r and" even three 'df the gay th ron-s f - ; ? 5 r ' l 7 C , f a i ? W l l . n e 8 S I The f*«-» that the Navy had m„ ri. Jfc u disci imlnateir ngainst of his money with the local r e - . The Navy’s long horned gout, Knuts- Itocknc’s powerful lh...s N'iiw«y. defeated Jim my Delaney. {«•[> !• • ■n- •n .rne " " ,M ^ I'uid Dn crop nnw rolling S l i x - i ,!!' °A ),,llp F ity' To H a rt with! ' -wRIchard T o w n s e n d & c g r :*r x-o *rewra t w w s r , r* ' " f •»! "lavs I • o'baii ( Hiichet' of co-eds, delis, and telephone v o a te s t P la y e d o n : " 1 s,akl' llli,N >*•«•• Army re a c te d Lii nil ovcf the s ta te 'a n d tbllers iii their respective cities In uight from Annapolis fo rnuis- , ff<•*>i Notre Dame, went t.i R'- Sully Montgomerv I 5 meted to find {,n extremely goo<1 i rrti* Ki^Vr!, .t ,rn chicken*. • T ----------- ---------• ‘ o.-i ,,i r — "HiO-unze the game An erica. g i r l s , , and what started . as a ."f duty, l .i a n-m i and bnth ■I’iDDqjrgh to play Carnegie Te, it 1 ^ ' " r t e d pvaVicties' grown ‘in Cali- if. .th e retailer xvill Assist thg "id Hattling Gahce a ' " ‘:,rk<l the first nf tho ^ * k . r#h ™ l"* t,lc,rt. ;,nfl M d , tho way, hnw many, UckleCa "The nu M b radi.-al step s'.u"\t W i n d y C i t y G r i d i r o n ■: . / T , £ , % ” ' * frankly "sticky" paity turned >•>•'- hns ns yo^iheen no e•-tta h - xnem and tlfe'olil hen A Si, <m.''il" *,3 J,m Thorp* shaking .off these feferrotl' by thfc store? f h tm e r in m arketing the la tte r’al ,|| a leitel. H nu ll.'has come with a mcn.eitic YoutigKtowM, Ohio t. Oh lorward pass" one roach said, bnipHA --------' li*ss iiicvnliic^td win i.ut that the! into a frolic. N the n -A fte r ti{rise' | v. ,ii* jbshed .tmu-kel on csc'.mde. while S'T PA ID Hilly Pel i idle. Pa, . ft'Dhe (MtHment of the . rtmh f i l t e r two defeats in earl •crop,” he milled. mt of ««>•*» .jh’ M l V * r fdr A r m v M i l la Q G ll i Midshipmen. with a clean r tile nr k ‘» N, D , seined a t e ih n ie a 1 ' 1•I hi »|i iiouj that tbo move w j ’"'b" ilKbn Navy cheers lock good nn f' brought by romnlitp h.is I a *4,r t o fIm-k'some Hint were weak , !*>J ''* ll,1jng <t(jqt‘hdoWn, Avh*revcr H aW; T Wfiicr. Mi'. Stone, Who Is „ „ P „f t ho, IW" hundii d u ih h e rs w ere left M'‘‘ . ' I II nil I'.-Y! lail in Rig Teii a i ••(•mpl".,t-.| Tl,r I U IC 0 1 ,1 1 • l - W ' l major vict,.,-,,.* scugh. a v ie tho house r / r c o i tilled .digs at the \riny, and ...... .. .. ............... al few f. „. r « ; « ( ! ' these till after they hid h° l*V;.’U ‘V‘ ' *’ L,bllc likes the “ Big Boa-1 most successful growers in tin*! •hi lush and inud of S o ld ie r': N" ,r<' , , a "u ' 1‘os swept ;;‘nle a ktioeltout o u t J o h n n y n d o i t e d l . I.s from "pen or semi turn' i — sale by— / 1 • - : i '«f".l. I /V jiiy c .l about fiVp .....i then -------------------- --------S l l i r h l P n V n i* i lorv "'""I'l i Inn h mythical the We i I'oiliters rrsporiflf. I ’I, S illivan. St Paul • h't aIon, «’ moull."'"tilhs mid |Srt',inil the farm ers have! Sanford district, is putting in 1 ’ .• J l.\ im| Mnlshipnirn 1f iv«» uj • . ••« SI. P aei " OUB *" r t V O r i i e j ••astern title laurel.-, ami put Die liltiop -Vlts general I held mil'll' with ilh'ir “•‘him mid i ’!ieniseh*}» itoo in io | I . <r,. 'a ! f . Mdw.iu Btrlenlinch. in compiling this • t.i! g own are p re p a rin g , 'oni. ,,,,l'k in the la rg e flock. ‘great a mount of expense I acres of celery this year. He i^t i.i i*;»r atl *»J lerdav a t iledica ' , ‘ t:" " 11" ’ ' " u »»" ' 1 '* '■> a* lib’ll' till--, ' mi--. * ' * Sailors mi a |iar xxith Alabama, k.-e III Kon^ ‘ '" il "'O '>••'<I xvfek and aev- r . " p " Mh 'he moitey.Vvith w|,jch list, has tried to do ono of two ate' thin variety only t n j a n advocate <.r modern fanrtlng-j Hu I. i * i i* n.o'y were pull •I 't West " ,s -• gl -| d I ' rbl ' I nifi eneo ,-| -v.-:i SA.N I 'I <H» ...mg liar*'. >-1 i stand.-, are in eviihuioe , ■''[m V,' r" <’d. about * iio ti frni„ thin t o ; oiihatf ho Has tried to bo Imyirkct Hr it in F lo r id a ! method^ and believes that' b e t t e r . I •) "V th- mora , 11,(lei foot •'^ am pn.iuhip. ,'J i * claimant l<*r nalmmil <liaiintinii 1 ht,moN>f ^>r nn expert; " 1 1 ' " . '■ I'' a l i . ot r .. los • '* "- i !,t ....... i d . i |,m ... ,,| i li 'i NJo-ton witness,-. w " ,h '‘h' "f the city. With , ",th h aU h«*N I IkHlglit iW„ Rhode L ninth. If Florida will prnpogaticn of seed will do much • " i on - - 1 |,- field, t'reiiin , IMtl.Nt'K ENTERS Ifll ItNEi 1 ■ « "rid .vioi a i, cisfon .... ,i ■ Ivni D o ' ". i .iiii , ■ ui\ M'cbiga, ^ n j i r i i n o u s j r A^eV'V' ' " k '• the " f '.'a d o . there is ,.^ nh'1 ,to,i hens and tw-» sitting* • ‘ •'•xB .X jlA' of tlie .Jesuit 11 \.(I- ! I [|ft'mvn lettuce, wc can- to correct Die many ills affec tin g t= ——. .•' f —rrl h< d in a !I' i u a rd iii an atlenip. | Army's veteran i-le\>n has been j ' ■■■■ I' 1 r t. i, v ( i. lean rli\ 11i ' "it ” I.' O il" to I lly ,t.in*W mill Rost oji Gnllege. College. "v‘ i ' v n ' n" ' f“ »' satlsfiiction among."0’ d***’ Twenty-Uiree' hutched it to fjnd a m arket in tho pjftnt in the bitter stages „r lb.g ar. . I. •a"!gt|l Id ______ rated as cnii.-.idcrablv more power , LONDON, Nov. 27 (/!’»— At oit -ion ami Uhii, S ta le mil\ i, I y.1;’ growers an nn f. „. !». |>rj,-o. o ( | n’" 1 * raised 21. f ttu% i," he snid, in nn Inter- -its growth. VVo/'w-ter eleven, meeting ting Do 1CM '* # CHICAGO, Nov. 27. ifPi Rich * , I’Hn Hie team that trampled i thougJi lie Ira. only survived a few S I A MP u r d . d 'our, y , ,t dig*!! decree. "R mentis n substantial f 01 n f’rul bought me another good ■J tt ipYlcskm artists o f i'..: i n a representative' of The 1 As to u hobby, he, |jk(; pearly Th M is the Army-Navy football frnv I •'Hddtes at the Mole Giounds, '«>uni|s in previous ehanipionshi[i... of the iii"-! l '""HI to those who have nave tho mo acre­ m-r... 01,|,■ I nrtld Si mi rav. ,i... ,.ggn ' 1" ysrem ; of .Mj,,ne prtid $1.M) ta r the i-nin.'. t'a.’iiiinaugil for the h I !'«k b.-,.I P „ d S iu le r \,--v > „r. every tnan^'ilth* ope. Ifgring th in eut cut, over. over, •' V , . j Hire to -•* T '00 1,1 ro-it hull s tars of nil Vn' ' •- ' '• am .hi color and traiiitionnlism, it I .*11 1,1 "• k,s* v,’a r - but the Navy’s 1he Prince of Wales- has again en' H'dilt. Robi I • A ll - d o w n . Pa This picture siu.-.x Henry □*'. "ta, ( hieu.'n and Indiann will Inn claim th at the “ Big sunimer. mNinths he can he found it, t ........... a "<l I received *7 HO hi’;, le.iderdnp i •. id'. Wdched the ciitnax as a spectar'e [ bnprnvenipnl lias been more spec- , •ere,I for the army squash rae 1........ Walter Hikor-nll, of Chicago. lin e UMjler | . .■|)t 1 « M from P.lil-e R.iyeis. N"W Yor! to be entirely made over. lor my roosters hn,f 0 h| hens. Thn I if the equal in every re- the midst of a baseball discussion raising Dicks on top of the MeA’f I ................ 1 unee to sta g e the 1 1-1 •I t : i . " f ............................... i|bdfty with the greatest crowd in | R*4 ulnr. When, the ( a d e t , j |"ii,U eliiinipionsliip eomini-nein'v’j e u v 'ho but an official t ' • • bintie i le an offieiul close. rest ,,f the humoy j8 fo r fe,.,L i ' •' '" "nm o Jbe varieties grown in Cnl- in tho morning. Afternoon finds Roland will Df>i»i' ip .' teams rpp.i ,,ut.sirf.' ' a n " Kg upset of. the Mason Dud gridiron history, close to 110,(100. Dimnccd Yale, beat Syracuse and J e.-jit, Monday at the Prim css Club 'o p . a ............ “ IMtie" was an all , Tho farm or I* perhaps after all the b lg g ett | . , , . ...................... c,„ ,Av© the pnlleb, now nut) they will (•‘(lock. i to ils edible qualities and '*'• ,■<•, lo r e iii' o will tip ,e'vpoeto,| j, ' l'aiorit<V*« bnD.*i s| ....... Him one of the first at the park. 11 '' ' • nati ,« J (Thousands enme from far and i *,,sl l,l]h ’ b.v a touchdown to ihr __ __ —: -...... , r \ im«fjf:tii <.u in m.hh, uio:» in;*i | »bipments from the district. district No "10, (,htying *odn.' iI In A m e ^ j t r business, surely hi" run* m o r t ' L • rom me f""*’ gding t„ I*impossible for them to O leftr. ' Host, . —si,m ( i^lbqrtut , b.u . .......' ' '•< * ' he rulin',, il wa . poitiii o • lie is a director of the Sanford t --------- ---t h 1see and lie a pint of the ''['defeated Notre Dame outfit, tin (o.wdcrnbhlc m-ntnge was planted »hl ’ 1 flu'n' A t ‘bo Fusco County F,,',risk* ,.WdPdC;than Ainy' othcr . bdalpoa* . Cagle, adept at swift end runs .,r,,l ' :" 1” ' l’!1'' R f"l' S I m Ol"ill I ie lo s n o lv p |l . ,| | elr crop owing to 'the et, and ( on, a RelitI ’ / aippl.o •'1 ..i Baseball Club and one of the men M i r a n t , if decidwlly chilly throng; Mid-shipment swept aside such I passing '• •''•*»?- 1 baa'.' , eleven. to the, vegetable in the Sanford I urtd *!"’ 'F lorida Fair. i.„Jf weathdr, ’WiMons, ra^tt, |tC of retailer* to the imJbioiiiH. wl. 1 led the til ta w ill.** Holy C ross h,iw, d . . R od , who have been responsible for the : Ii.i. hther thousands came not alone for | lM,vv,'»fi^ "pposiiion as Princeton, i J t ei t itorx. .war I won the short course to The Navy, too, v.'n - well t (pup ' with crops. Tho bcv(, crop insuranco ■» prte(ir-s. !'■ -plied 11,1 till* dd Mull bl'. Cmvei dy a f te r an etnlv v.innio: I.O \’D (»\ success the club enjoyed last sum g jjv the apectuciilnr elements o f th e ,'} " ' «'bampi„n of the "Rig Three." ’ s an IV,„ G II K'SV c> .X.i . . . . 1 ! I'eimets ■ 27 i/I'i \ i„"i " l o ir<- Diau ; 11•,i KMI p. r dm. i,;d.. ,( WMj j ’ lied with ol fete tvc n-M-rvos p., I j ’f m / v p f / x # ] k l '■ t f , T « , ' f 1 ‘ ,’f“ s «"* biinging higlutrice-»!|"",,(* sv,,,(‘ but did not go. 1 wiJh vey of the retail stores * mer. oiwmlos la good seeds / p r / j ^ w n ^ ' r t T M'ltiei d bis intent mn o f vvae ing ., 1 > -v,. , ™ ,y iam**s first mid-Western buttle- j whicii tied Hn.wu’s ••iron •' ded in 11„ g r;l,„| JttCfL'. K e p o rlo d r a v o r a b le i H e a v v Y i p IH r v a r i,t' . although f e w hmv 1 «•«<!. 's,, d h. ..Ido I" (plee/,. into SoldI ..... .. town's ' MU.Ill \ , love,| 1,1 |!l,' "d'],!! mdui tight at the rules to,limit I ;.. I resisting, hardy plant* growK^rojp ^ n j d Bv;' fro u n d but to waieb a battle be­ men, («(-o|'getoWn, (tie eonipielor sin li a vor-alilo fir, l siring hu< s in l.iverp h.| m _ s' * ' “ I 11!', lupinetits have ls>en made. A., --------------- --------------------vflfvX 1 1,1 V ,' v down the m i l ..... .a, ., meet Hi" s III Ni w York tin ( tween two of he most formidable or S y n u n .e . and Mteiiigaii, in. field as ( "inlgc. Il.iiiiiig.iii, ('a*,| , c . For Ci-op Insuranco. , (.Ill'll p ,.,,1,. small ___ (i .aen'- I --------'.V two pllllpt-i , The .... t ,,,.(. . ' , ; . iX ”X"'lD "l eglrttblllt "«Kplan(. only mu ■lav, tnit in.no Dales I li d e s -ful xx .el- i i hani|iion of Du- Wi d e n ........if, r well and Hamilton. Du- latter . n, Elevens in the country. ..................................... , M 'am,n e n rial 'HiglitRo\ „„d P.lamo,,:,. owned ' • •' ’ . , , ............... " ...... ,h 1 UBtnnce*, farm -i"«'' bus U'c, planted, liouns inn of the i |. st I e to r in I la oiio '■ J Amtrig \ " " l l n r high light in the mi l t . .......... V" " , ' •••«'*■»• a ' Detroit. Wo-. ............. . '■> S,ep|„-,, .'-an fori I d f New V...L • " .('(■ nr Die growth c elcrv 11" ; t *d. fro,., Diene Iracta, crops I Ih> rated in Die name dliua, A price ' Few sporting events have at Pill*'. Kits I. l" te■*e -I.Hion a te tadio- ..M,|s •, Jong campaign m an all Mr S a tif m d jiuicbn e,| the bit tog was the «", and1 Tlie Nia v y ’s line held a decided j Thl. an iltltc Ie. Ids are l inking bet'lei , xVbi< ,, x.i-:' heihiling c f a Mich ' ; tracted us notable a throng as tided to first pay "1 approximately fl.btf boa been in !C up rl ie t iiii: A H C H IT E C T il I hi. time tlmn Do-v b.".-.,- at any | the "f the t'lenring and t rfect on the latter for tlm past thia and only one, the Dempsey weight advantage over its r •val ' ARM \ IH'll I' Po ili. ii NAV'i i o n , ..ponding period of D„. pnst < »,, “ t''h <" "uneh the land for the Navy I “ 1 *■' ^ *'A I t i l l , Ni xx Xot . _ — a l t e r tig- lii-li Imr.-e re c e ntly ib ' ,,,ai *< ' ' ’“ if lesiiuinlion of grid Tunney fight of last September in forward bulwark, averaging |{»| Hltrhold 'v*ck and will probably*,.limb to >, S . . . M a l i ,, n a l B»nlc l i | , | K. u 2,0 -S • !»• Lloyd also WKEI. WGR. WKG. Ixvo years, accotdinir' to glowers (,,'b'< Hoth were well Sprtfgue ’hllartelphin, has been the magnet pminds to IH2. new peak during tho approaching 1 S a n l'o r d , A l a h a r r u t A s k e d < o ' j i,,* ‘ ! »••>• it. the h ,;.,.),,., " » n .T » laps.. „r I’ lol l (la S R . H , C h e s t n u t , tHJjr. r ^ v « l5 N k ir '• Wu khor.st ( e ) , w e e n tlD D , St. Paulweek. h < "iiji-etureare aid. la/bo in or% xvho are watching llici rop Diroughor a g re a te r outpouring of funs I'rideeled on the flunks with Clinr- Schmidt I’he rumored f%l | f fp ' ^ 1il|IS4* Df 1<iVf'J • . ... .................... .. „hreak IMin -. ' ' " 11 • \<D •k' V. Horn i Mirmi'si }x»lis. ntd the di .lrii t. d"r as t„ when the firnt car of ley Horn and Hiirlmld on (he A r­ Daly from all walks of life. ■ i H i i i i i ii n i i i ia n m ia ii i i u i 11oe riier I.XV/-V, .... I *ay C o lo r a d o I e a rn M „rot,| won t III- grand na ," ',w ‘'*'n C hiiiigoan.l Northw estern • i >. i • T. • The game itself gave every my outposts and Lloyd sharing Hie llamniack Spraying ope fat ions have ‘ •’b y xv'lf »« Jnp! I this year, S' : U G \ i "At, ( " l e a g " . "••'«! in IfiL*:: with S, rgeimt \l u , male, i,,li,ed in I heir TnH.ire to . ''' T , ' "' "t,r A| the London ,|ftiry „|,ow rg =- -forward- rapidly ami t lie''war* I(tilll HASS HE, h’ln., NoV.- 27; wnt- agreed, too, that any general going jpromisi* of supplying the thrills Navy wings with Hardwick. The Saunders “ i "1 xvhu v" .................... 11 ’ *' ,l"' Miippor.'News ! ports said th at milking the "cows ommmmmmmmmmmnmmma 1 :l'' ' ,IH ’ ' hK',,K" I -m m / k a DO S P R IN G S , I Ol... »•*»> xx I.,' h wa also bred in « H*’-*? g a m e ., r( Jnne Ilnrker, homo Domplftn of generul education in the •ogerly sought. Seldom have the tackles presented an a rray of all­ (’. Horn mi the cut Worm has been very , , a“' “ f tho California morning, noon and night in n e isa ,e L' agent in 'Suw annee couhty on tho subject of nutrition pronounced. , rival Academies sent such well American timber with Sprague and Harding A continuation of ■ '''''' •' . ’ " ' " ‘-bed hero cAntfully j cd ehoir production. ‘ ............... ............. ......... " n . r«it,. " f Aliih.-iinn .........nil -------------. m ,m . o n tinl a K m l ..... .. ," qli till be given n friep'lrip nliould nliio he scored, and that tin' the cool xxeat her for the next f e w ‘i drlllsd and well matched elevens Saunders of the Army opposite Cagle 'V“ " '' l 'k',‘' 1 “ f j------ — _____ _______ Ifnmilton <>" seiond thought we do not »"«»• l" l»biy a game with ('•ilorail.. j . *•’»•': ylvatna bo., .ted Ixv,. g,i,|. - ‘hedaleil by a Rig Ten team -' '''M lit r (I I , . ,m ' - ’ tioui'd t hint IV fnrlk nterntiomil t j v o Stock women ihottld enter ut least 10 weeks will he the greatest assist-'! - ' ‘ " I’' '* '»"•>’ not crVerlAp too Captain Wiehjhorsl and Tom Ed- Wilson V*'. Into battle. llnmiegat, 'blam e gitiili-nicn from preferring ‘ l,||,‘K‘; Dine b e - ' " ” " "'cords "'day. o »«• f"f going i Roekne announced that SmilhertH . jt j,;,,.-. ill ^ ’ Club Congress in (?bl- from'.n ebunty ft, a menu and ie- line,' possible in eomlfallng discs' ; a1' " " ’. ' s ' " Expert opinion, which largely dye, famous stroke oar of Du- Murrell r , "»'id» shipping pek the t her for (•.•.fall,,,- < al,fornia will play Not re Dam,- in lb Caldwell I'bmile-., e-peeiully when tb e re a l e tween Dec. Hi and ( hristm as D:n, ! , . | last of November To F t ho clpo cdnti'.st. groxvers believe *' * • ■ o f- th e tiHual j 'h » d fflvofed the chances of the Ar- Navy. ' , n ! " n m 'X g r tln g to n ba ; been telegraphed nm veisitv ' '• ‘‘".( d. < harlie Rodgers, fie,-, Chiesigo \'ov “ tl I*.., I < • Tilin' of kiekofff, txx'o p. m., ecu- , binimett-. around, (•'•il”."'...i" D :li ‘Itoii price In .Tammiy .. work in nutrition she itiy, showed an overnight drift in This is the first year a trip has. The advantage of far greater trul sta n d a rd time. Much ,d ,„ t ,n g h„been " :i .......... ' , ORLANDO authorities by William T. Van de '’alib.o k. „„ rea |,^ tota, pu l, rhedul.'d but txvo Rig Ten ' ....... N,; " IL •I'pOII' a n '' »•’•< I"' h; (.:,, \ a mi | irr.,we,s a re ' ",, 0 1'PO t o r the llttlo [in her county. On April Sentiment toward the prospects of experience t hrough uiqe.idt been offered to a home dem onstra­ carried the Armv bin'll (H a lf Color.,,h, C olic- detect., •iPle.sn,,' t for ............ I . Ml |.,,t three ,.f D„d u rin g the pnxt week. At re.'ige I . i , , , , . .. , , .. . . . , Referee, W. t; Crowell, Sxvarll, v, rnn oe -In 11, l<I I, contest was s ta rte d for tion agent and there xvas keen enmA Navy victory for the fip.t time tield into action, warriors of am h more; Umpire, Walter Ki k. r - ,il ,, , t" 1 athlct I' •, .. ....... . t„ c tend Do" '1 l-IK* X ,rd . hv gaunog , „„ ■' \ ' <'I, t.i, r j j that has been planted to beam and " i ' Z ( ?Tt \ , , l A Y V V l ' -w ' V" r,,roT,« rt ■'ll b " l "pen dal. , glnce 11121. It didn’t require much seasoned skill as “ L ighthouse" ly home demonstration prtition gi the contest. The Sou t peppers, e u r l b r in the .. are gelt,,-g slot, tor Army N n w game a* ( Im ago l. 1,1 ' " r a i n t ( '.„ ,„ .|| vvf,,i,. j C h ic a„g o . ........................ Ilea,II,lies.,nm. W. U.'A,] U „ ' ' ' . | U Y h 1 l " ‘S NOVRLTfEfc Y",ti.e Ihn.j kfi’k I the state, th* one put- (.tliern Cotton Oil Company Is do­ m,W being turned over and the i .. . ' .• .•Of . to figure .. the outeoine mt ,,a rry Wilson, Neil llnpllng, the j Crowley,’ Boxvdom;^^ Field ” l„dge d ,‘ ' ' "v ’I he Ala' me t o o l . , t an, p.led .,,, :l |„ . f v (>,| I',,,. ........ , , .. . »"'gro iiini..r h,n Pi' '. .Aa drift M a , T T ..... 1 v ,FU ^ i TU«B ......... I r.......... V ,I '''|tliiled D,lsTe!":..ii l„ t xv,|I, aII i„ BDVS AND G l R t f l ' * " m '* '* best p rn g rim jn her unting tlie money with which to fta.-nmol • ouiid prepared f„t- t be ms,tor , t \ ^ - ul ' ^ r w . g Pn „ g o , , the game hard plunging "Sxve.le" .Murrell and I John Sehotnn.er, Clue,go. ** j n“ " ’n “ “ ' " r «'” W "> -'•« I’a-a'I' ea ' ......*j> ------------ P-naltte a a! will u s ^ B v , a t t j L ^ ' ! " » .... - -i * - m . n ' 1 ' i r ___ __ crop of till* ye. r. ,,,D“ t Iduulii.t, ; oi a xx’onwc, f,,l y Id, I |ltceive tho Chicago trip defray exinmaes of the trip. Nexx Y e a r’s day. ,' barn III,a, i tackles. a ■ 1 worry'b-. not ro prihiortnccl at J " ' 11' -W ia ls next fall, fair'h.-r: j fLV* «M- *' 1•• ■’ 'Xli Others who -finished . ’Ths winners in the recipe con­ Several new tracts have been thin time. The ,,,'ice ......... . l contest , w ere Miss test which was put on as a part cleared, many of them being .dmped 'equitable xxul. Dm Meld and DIcFerron, Marion coun- *»f the. nutrition program in the ■ f ix t u r e s fur planting during the next t wo alone has caused much ..ptunisn, ■ ,»nd Miss Pansy I. Nor- (■aunties, were: Mrs. J. H. Elder, _ ■ " 'll line of fixtures is. hut' o r. ^nmnty, third. Dade County, first; Mrs. ( ’. M.Jj^ ■ _i f was under th® di- Henning, Suwannee, second; Mrs. uoUM ntal ami serviceal nt W _ mmmmm * *JL mm • * i Wdon of Miss Mary A. I. A. Oreenwell, Dade, third. gpniiui(> '>ax,itgH prices. Why V «»»(1 nutrltjon agent* Winner* of tho menu contest lay mil lai.-e sums when ju*t Homo' Dembrtsfci^atlon were? Mt*. K,..!}, Hopkins, M artin < uV,-. »•> at tract ix.< m,d nervi cable j-The prograths on County, firsl^ M1h6 Maruh Carter, V.xllil fixfitros c.'it, I-,, had at i ( "tioniiySvore to b(r base d eni Ditde- Ooifnty, .Rfcond; Mr*. Foy H enry Horhst hax a n exeellent [ «al pric.-s” Sec u„r |i,„. bej^lectldn" and jut Lilia JC hbney; Dade, third. • •M rorc buying. 1 product!,. *’*hd (hitf r J Dorothy Pones, an Alai hun couit- field ol lot luce til bis Ileardiwl GAINESVILLE, ID.,.. Nov. •*?.. by (dub member* ir^lfj’ "club 'jcirl, was awarded firs: Avenue fin m. Prepurtinn* for , ,,- t l „ I lug n r enow being made. j ™ 1 Agnc. l l , , , , , , l.xpert- ' ion for themselves* It place‘'on^her nutrition ntory. _____ |n irnt -lut mn has pun liascil and A ^ll> ’ Clearing opcjatinnH (,„ I,, tract !* ""'C bt in front (ie.ugia a Jt r.icy ------------------------- — ______________ ‘ —. ••i''"o'f,.n*f — _ 321 S. Sanford \ v r fn-lng ilcurdtili Avenue, xvln u j hull whiih it is h. I„■■,-,| will add W completed, xvill give J. Pope »p j mat, nailv In the ex.,-11, rviNCMtiHK dairy _ I>ro.xil,lately -JO acre* of good cel­ I’enJ at I he Stati 4 ery lard. _ ,,n Thl: la<R *■■■■■■ a 1VfNQffST£ft niToption's ftoi kwcll, ., n gi.tlornl n p |; g H «W 'M. J. I . hi,ina, <rt Mecca Hnm- Jersey bull and hull brother of niu'«k. ha.;, Iit acres of ^'xccpiimiitlly Florida’s Majesty, one of Die bulls . JV/A/CffpUA ll'llurg. , It is not i-fflbil— Vi,ft j gw.il haiRiii ,cHt «-h,Ch i , ........... t ih ,-‘j S t .v ,.r „ , lluyH ^ : s r B w r d MAtl &\y8 qtlit«- tciuly for cubing, i&tntiun herd for several yc •Jiff: I ■ I ...... a? * *. • - S m •.m PIAnMnif 'Ip , W in ter a „ ■ U r u r a l sectiunH o f l S n n f o r d " 5 H u m m e r l e n n P u m p (iunw t h « l n f e f h e b e s t fu r ■ \ m B e • 11. M,' Rumbley has threw a n d ' JD"rula s Mnjestcy s i1:iuglitei,i, ■ t o j,ct jih ;,“ cn< t f o r Ihi* a c t i o n . P r i c e ............. , W' one half ai tes of fitia looking pep­ which h a w boon (•• t.il, h a v e .g H u n f n r d f l o r a l i1 in M h on S everal 0 n H nnd fo r ,,icklin> i m »n,H «?n„ F r aacctto o ry r s ! GAINESVILLE, Fla.-D r.f Crop K. W. pers, now in their nei-oiu| picking. liown exceptionally good records, 2 (e n -D /.n - \ *« 1many (11111,1 Iimtam »'.i prodm ■*r i*ii*i■my i.t J ■ w --re J instances me twin* twice m ■ h r „ lwlu|,‘,,'1 He also has a fine crop of bean* «in [Mltur '• "• grow ing jn e x - : B t r g e r of the JUnfc Plsnl Ruunl vltk'h will be ready for picking the «* muck -milk in n veai »>• Iheji ' S PI, , P? , . f o r ‘ fU T gctk', » S (lam*. It ia hoped that l ! i 'i r |i - ! l TflLlbJc boj'H. '. JrS <’ F lorida 1*dyl«®* Hint, according to Itfs ex- Hrat of tlie week.' • t-v. tlbn'n ,Sto} k w » | ViR prove n goml’B T h iu lu ,u Jfi S ' r<!ilictcd ^ ‘‘Ie35#!. "Vrttrr' nmn'Ois herd hull, «ndA doptinue to ittcresie 1 « /^dth^Khd fttM ' 'quarter >cr«* ol assy l * ex trn ( h rlu tn ia B fa * * tatthec.,ph ArtMur • Moore** , ifarni fhb produe tjoirofthd Station herd! a m*<onneevy.. >Vill bo'ready Co enttKWt Wadriea 'Jbho Wr i&iptt; anininl ladiistri1 m **^•Tellable » n d t h e nefU tn fo he f o u n d o n ly in O Q Q A Sec day. It 1* said to be a g o 1' ~ nflstr th o ^ ^ x p trim eh t Station^ ■„ . ................... ......................................... 1 rV ..» ! • . I. • f; ■-vV*.T.j7i ■>Vir was ot, t, trip irftO' Georgia I'econtcalib er rifle is ;t vfl C'VTx" th ^’ r._____ ___ _________ a■ \ Circulation Manager k ’ ■Tom iluwRittM e u r u p p r o x i m h i t y 1 t uyi! noXicCd* I(eCKp^ioh’ii Stock“9lWc of, n(U8JA u ‘ . he hnu ptttpied ' d i l l I n gun for the hoN In Afte. noons ;A ?U : ‘^ J j J .rdna.Viifg : ctchtbcr and tfnntl^ry and' eafli UqTo t h r t o a n d oHc'*hn)r,wcre< -of let* Avert, u ito d thr-Vlollftrlty to the g a m e is an.oJisy J Jt, Ijlca-TytHaf.* *?/*_■#«•-,r old SstlSi'l^iM 'tivll, mul mndo ne% ’ ''aT}*'*^>' o u lateceadtfil1l a grnvxdiig ,?xci»lT6ni; th e se .straight M r*> v> i-, c». ( ._w—~ ;•(>'* . v ] •, v- Tjtotlaifima'^itf'purtiiSMe. I le hop©* W *& CgpS X A ,Z \ Jlci.hu.' , , r V » 4 a J L l i s r i *T diH. • -»J , ' r • ! ’ h -V snuill •iffien j A r t h u r , l() a ’j l t t l j r llnu breeding mid 'Orth 1ship continue to bUitif up lit* production mndt-l. C r i i - c d 'f r o t n ... t o 0f cows In! the. Station hord. '• ' v .’“ExteirFtithe' S te ::: SpcsKmv r SentiTfienUfrows,How-,Stanfonlin 4 t«avor of .ship The Middie Eleven i>«"»••• anv .. .".- J' r'v(iroan, Mylhidj m.L J .... .. .. ...... ... .*.. Wi M t'r * ‘ E - - ; £ a ! S tf.s: Will Take I'-.irl •a Ifig Sleeple ( liase Prese'ili Ott Hook Of Gt’«rv CroD Is . ... lannee ........... Elton J. Moughton Is ( .... W hM I,:R ">'■"»•»«"• ............. ............. " - W , » f_ reason The Tot’s Shoppe rv S Q u a il T ra V ! T h e S e a s o n Op e n s Th e S e a s fit n Opi With the Opening of the Season on inchester (Quality Needs A Complete No NOW is the time to look over y^ur equipment. iOxplanation Ivine w If there is anything lacking it can quickly he They Are supplied at our store. • A good hunting trip de­ Hunters’ Known the pends mainly on the equipment—get only the Equipment World Over host. • For Their and Supplies. Accuracy, Comp in Today Action and Carrying In Our Large Ability Stock You You Can Will Find Make no Mistake in Articles Which Buying Here Will Gladden Hunter’s Heart D ecem ber $51.05 I, HanlrtuMPump (inn H o .d O w Also Automata and Double Barrel (iiins- Hunting Coats .......1... .$5.50 and » 5 d •* Decoy Ducks, per doz. .' " ' c$15.00 km C allers .... . Callers i • , -ne!....................................................... —' X- t — H a ts ...... .................................. ................ : $1*50 Gun cases, canvavs and leather.... $1.50 to $12.50 H. ' IR A • •■'Vi' r ■ ; vi«.■ /i, V $ 2 9 .8 5 ANIJ$35.30 The Wincliesterii FfeSS^f 3 The Sanford 2 . Herald $ 7 .5 0 w % F or CH 'ry H u n fe r. . T h e se I .0 0 GUN OIL lhe P ,1af >s really made for guns. You n Il^ Y e I 'v°uJdnT use machine oil for your Handle Icar-^Why use an oil unsuited for your gun. \ v . 30c ♦AII i ' i* ' Ai % sra ta w ijf-A yihg Contest o Good Start ever, seemed to suffer no apparent given growdw auipIrUj * jn ju ry from even the coldest w eather experienced s during tho preceding two* wlntcr*„«xcept' th at K T u,^ r t r y cou)d bn they were delayd ii^ growth. W,hoh, 1 . 1 than by . organlted howover,’ the w eather finally m 9 <h, f'th*tCk 1 niUrt not ^*®‘un*' o rated they grew with leap* and because we have no bounds. . • . Iwittc 1 ,hftt ltrnI10 Plant- **It 1* boliovod best tn sow thick In row* and then to thin the , V : fl mn»t im portant (Hant? to about two inches o p art rich,soil. However, «c/nap<(ima1| nr r! th# futurft «f on S lS jJ* o f tioII and' ^jftnta 'were successfully .trant* I'thir . . The Vt|r!etl«< planted. T h e , plant* khoulcP?! ■ C Ktft ,e wl'I f«H Vbj» , pulled (harvested)/ ip ' M w ?^ ‘ na j>r earlier, or, *as soon at* “ “ S B a iP ® P ^ * 1! 'trained t o l j n W H i ■ 41 jjj'jit}-] at A ’ ® im ori Long ice . *;• ••* * vwfw. xv EiTles That Say Stop to the Largest Ga FH,hshfij{h(«'.... . *' Withoui BoU'*,Without a (tood;PiK-ket , I *’•» mt 5 i",d30c ¥ • ■VRunUsr>i« s I'a^e «i*nr Jjwa iM»ti says many a i;' S i ’V ' t . . , ry Predict con . SMuS.-a' 3 WASTED, TOTS! H A GOOD 4 LC $51.05 Siwst S k lells ’.it 5. 1 st to Mellon Electric Co.[j§ S Guns> Knives, Shells, Coats, TER A G u n f o r A ll G a m e ! W m j£ S T £ H The Real Thrill o f Hiftiftrlfa i Seminole County jNew Hull Added To IHerd At Gainesville ■ "Farm Notes Experiment Farm Sportsmen’s Headquarte ( , }:•’ »XVtP. -SJt 4 11 *-v N’ v LAB. The b p '/ r - C f H F l i B y r 'F l* .. Nov. 27.—The [tons e n t e r e d ‘In the first Florida, g ig tw f* G a y * nK Contest have A<o tf to a.good start und a r t ‘ stride.Ip laying, ac_ nLreeeivcd from * dlclatt^cUfth® r S f i n l i m L l K ^ 5*, k A ».Ci J / ’..’ v -w*' ad to 'get. TotUHl(ng^ 444 SEMINOLE RA1 •.*.!' - ’ '*• . ' . . *Y mi T rJAfft v - s - v 'd y M I11 W .y ^ J IW Is rl �.V'lffl (t i o n a l .*^ • W ulkW ^ v to U L P U e "e e r ( ^ K C o C O V /E R f^ tO F E E P A ^ JJT B R C T tilS R ' f o f e to B E R ^ , 17*^7;/ . p V v •— ■ i' , N 6 tf, 27.—M l— tjiko p u rl on the pr*>i:.:im of the M i* « lo c (rtlo n * l •urvey is m itten rncmbcm iirrmijUnfr it pro­ ton fclderred as a probable ro- irrnm. Among; thim* an*: Dr. A. in d a tio n to tho F lorida Stuto A. Murphrco, president of the Uni-. Jtibar off Commerce by tho stnfe ’ vorsity of Florida a t (^iniv.viilo; ra tio n al conference, which will Dr. Edwnrd Coitrurii, president of i,lt#l<J In Miami on D er.’ fl, offir- the Florida S tale t ’ollci ■ for F.'np o f ilia local com m ittee have men, at T ullnharw o; Mis-a .Mina unced. '’ K err, (lean of the Mate t nllcjfr.; S. d^fctljirifry la favored by Mias W. Ciuvlhon, rtutc- rnj' >hiWnib-ri; U fh-thJL Tippet*. of St. Fetors- of public hiMriu lion, util Mrs. I). \ prcHldopt -of they Florida P. Council, of l ake W oith. tnent,, F ederation of Womnn’t born of the education 11 iiuivov ^And chairm an o f tho eduen- coinmitodon. ^cdihnilttcc. <i . i"jm . where Hie find mi!*' of th r. 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GLOB 1­ l U AkV G crY d l H klCK a S s S '|h » R 0 W ^ R A t P £ J > - I ^ A - T V\B A L L C.r"Xr f "L o r Q L ' C L U B V R O H B E lU ' o u a d Y -f' hb AC • P o t T M O IL I M - i L f t e OIL M O L E ! i T i t f A rf V O R VtlV^ArT M A 3 0 R \. ■1 , v /h -iV" «■■■« . ’ \ i -)l! A \ " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 27, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 27, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1926; <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/0bfb14ab7d546798fbac1cfecbda3c99.pdf 305818edbbf3fd0a48e2628b4cf11c2f PDF Text Text Greatest \ jchcstGarA s s o c ia te d P re ss F u ll L ea sed W ire 8 A N F Q R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . N • ■ ------ -------- ——------- -----V — W in s $750 W ith N e w I ffijlC l F la g C re e d n A u l OnLouisvil^Yh LOUSVILLE, Ky., Not. 20, (/PJ-WIU Roger. re*ed op hlf gum chetfing .today.! lo SeriousIllness Of{ 'S ^-JSSS^gOi JACKSONVILLE, FIk^ N ov. 29 • “ I regret ccptlon in LouirrUtp ‘ yesterdj The fall meeting at Keeney ‘ nJty for this Roger*, who ha* complained Park, newly completed, racing plant Mr. Bryson, that he is not accorded ipiwr 1 R o th s c h ild , V i c e "Evcrythlji Six House Committees Includ b f the Ploridn Jockey Club, located "official receptions” in his toto* ingWays And Means Group, 2° miles south, of here, has been well that until November 19 of. the country, was met here definitely abandoned and the plant confront the meeting would F ach on sT oR cth erW ith C n rol . Are On Job Preparing For by two policemen, both well over E xp ected T o C reetM arieO n Opening Of Next Congress will not open until next spring, G. ‘ on November 27. 200 pounds In weight and megsR. Bryson, manager, announced to"Suddenly, however,- Mr. K A rriv a l In P aris T u esd a y uring more than kix feet In V*£ was stricken with a nervous b 'height. Before the* surprised Frank A. Kenney New York Is down which completely pros! comedian could say a word he head of tho project. A nervpus him. It was his personal vc was hustled Into a waiting, au­ I C lo a k e d I n breakdown suffered by Mr* Keen- and his associates were* una) tomobile, the official car used by Queen Marie in her recent visit, The Proposal to Reinstate The ey several days ago leaving other deal with the situation w officials powerlesa carry ' On him. and wa* driven away at, a rapid H e a d O f N a tion a l P arty W on ts Insurgent Members Being completion of the plant and ar­ rate under an escort o f- motor­ T o Sea F orm erC row n P rin ce Debated % Party Leaders rangements for the opening, Is giv­ cycle patrolmen. ' R ule W h en HIb F a th e r D ies en as the causo for tho abandon­ When tho car attained a WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. (UP)). ment of the fall meeting. The pro­ there shipments o f fjne horses spqed o f 6P. miles a>\ hour, Ro­ P ARIS^-^pv... 28.—<JP)—Qucon Tho hopo o f Congressional spiders gram was to havo opened on headed here. We now B u d ’ that gers ventured: "Say, we might to spin their webs ipdefinhtcly in Thanksgiving but hnd been indef­ not only those re.ady for ship­ Marie s arrival from the •United nil, get hilled,” ment here blit many o f those al­ State if\omotroW is regarded as of. peace within the fnvored nooka of initely postponed in an announce­ ready in our barna have, been ship­ "QUeon M».rie was driven at k)N, Nov*. 29(/P)— A faring, the possibility that trouble, the capitol was definately shat­ ment made a week ago. a speed o f . 70 miles,” he was ped to Miami, Tampa, CVlando, over the Rumanian, dynasty, grow­ L rum running plot tered today with n revival of act­ Announcement tluit tho plailt ___ told, 1 Now Orleans, HarSna and Tia ing out of tho serious illness of ivity that has not been approached will not bo opened this fall also^Junm, k&s discpvqred whqp "Let's go," he remarked. T"~ia. .• ' * • «. King. Ferdinand, will ba composed siaco the national legislators shut follows a decision handed dqwn by|; liner Cretan was seized ion b e tw e e n M rs. _ _ r , . . "Aside from, the difficulty of # up shop . and went homo four Judge George Coupcr Gibbs in the <getting the hofacp such a meeting In the French, capital. ft August with ap. Cleveland, O., Nov. IRr-Robert, months Stavena h 3| and 'M P P l H M i L Tn-f 1*1....... o ago. Lobser, 17 and o f Latvian parent­ Former Premier Bratiano, whose ' p f r r n i f t o f m i n r * I n ( n l o r f o v A «w(lW ••*«*•.1.1 . . ^ 1 . . . . ! . : __ _____' lit. to cargo, at alcohol had age, circuit refusing to interfere with would seriously interfere with the P ro s e cu to r A lex a ndo is the winner o f first prise political influence in Rumania la 1 Ip the House wing one full the sheriff sheriff nf o f SI St, Jntm’a John's rntinlv county, *nlatia plans of horsemen. d today in the indict- — a 2750 scholarship— in a national committee, that on ways and the Bon over th e d e fin ite mpat novorful, and, Nicholas J o r-' "Wo havo therefore determined gan lender of the opposition, wW f more than two score ;cbntcat conducted by the American means, and five substitute com­ where tho plant is located, enforc word “ casu alty*' fir e inta in three cities, in- Legion for the best "Patriot’s Fltfr mittees wero called to prepare for Ing antl-gnmbling laws o f the to forego the fall meetlpg, com- bo in Pari*: Former Crown Prince state if they were violated diir- plete the plant and bo ready fo r Carol already is. here and haa an­ Creed." |Lewis H. Rothschild, * the reconvening o f Congress and : the operation o f the track. a spring, meeting." nounced-that bo again will meet sfafent of the Chelsea Ex­ all of tho recognized Republican his niothari . ’ ‘ j Bank of Now York and . in th» Senate a number of simi­ Tha Issue aroaa today.' tr officials of the bank. Bratiano la opposed to Carol r e -' lar pre-session conference had been after Mrs. Hall, resumed, bar 1 turning home .in order to be ready iiJd who at S5§.ia ono of arranged. mony In' bar own btaalA Shi to bead tho. Hohenroliom dynasty it responsible bank officAnd as if these disturbing ele­ testified that she telephoned n enso of the domise of Ferdinand, j be country was a football ments were not sufficient to. upset lice headquarter* Friday moT Carol abdicated hia right to th e ' the artistic mood of any earnest after her husband, had. failed Dines V, Boise o f Brookspider, the heavy tones of contro­ return home Tkuraday night, i [uiitant cashier, and Haring If- there had beta any “caa versy over farm relief were re­ fthe of New York, asslatties reported." * * verberating thunderously up and tothschilcJ, the bank is acdown the corridors and swirling in "Why did yon ask the polls conspiracy to smuggle Scqres Of Hunters Trapped eddies through various offices. Change In Several Lines Will there hnd been any, violent de In Storm Area By Storm Likewise, hjicro was a ^Welling k a vast scale, Allow Flow To'Carry Better Senata Oil. Committee, was ad­ reported, whe^ you did not k hdictmcnts were returned . lyhich Stops Road T raffic; tide of discussion of the reinstate­ In All Sections Of Sanford mitted in evidence today in tha Do- that your husband had been o One Steamer Goes On Rocks ment in Republican party councils k but only made public dered?” . Simp*on asked. According To City Official heny-Yall. oil conapiracy trial. m several of tho defendof these insurgents who were ex­ "I, ijld not,’" said Mr*. Hal] Justice Iloehling'a decision plac­ SAULT STE MARIE, Mich.. cluded after their break to tho La w arrested. An entire family of five was killed New tia ups to tho gas manuing the Senate committee record lions were cloaked under Folletto-Whcoler ticket in 1924. ut a farm five miles nor htof hero. Torturing plant should furnish an before thq Jury wap. a sweeping L of an inoffensive real Among tho party captains who early yesterday and their bodies ndM-unto supply o f gas through"Caifcalty means violent, d*a Victory, for, tha, proaeeption, but nines* nt a Broadway ad­ said Simpson. . are making ready for the opening wore cremated in a fire that de- otit ihc city. aqd. no reports of a la expected to besoms ona basis o f it government chargee, Tilson of Connecticut, the major­ otroyed their home. The coroner shortage havo boon heard at tho "H ot necessarily,” rotor ta appeal by t l » defense in duw [the more prominent memMrs. H^ll , . *« ity floor leader, who returned to said Eaid today that cvidonco showed -Pl«nL - - - - - __ ________ . . according to officiala at thn the loonier caNnat. offlclnj, apd lb* ring are nt liberty, the city late yesterday for tho first that J. E. Seymour, head of the P**1 Slmpaon had attempted. to I ‘ 1*,, who stated in reply to a the oil man are convicted. man was bought by Carl bis questioning Sstiii time since tho elections; Speaker fnjnily, committed tho ;nn»*-w _ . , of J»o deed. • Si?*ry. *Tom R r®Pro»cntatlve Thp declaim* opened tha way fpr Ir, one of those indicted, use o f the word ” cM Longworth, who has been in his Seymour woa tu have been taken; H*r*ld aa to . why thn gas the prosecution, to continue Its pre­ *‘ g*» m of the Atlas Chasterinquiry to the police offico Bovcrnl times during the last to Oklahoma City yesterday for!-Pr*8,ure Pressure was so low at certain w*s 80 l°w certain sentation of evidence on. which its b u j , the indictments that her ’hull week but took a holiday to view an examination to determine determine4houra l*oura y«M*nlay yo-r-t««iay and today, today. hopes to prove that the f 100,000 • » * ' i. I rri-^ _ ____ u ls .. -a '.A L . [lh» wrnel cleared, from tho Army-Navy game in Chicago, whether bo was uand!? It Is bod; Tho capadty o f the plant* was xqpoTled that all the opposition i part of a conspiracy which r e ' 1 ljuly 1 for ita first voy- shipping senaon',, Moved he hnd been informed of tho;doubled during the past aix parties, aro favorable to Carol.bbt tod in award o f the Elk Hllfp With Weather Bureau officiala impending, examination. , months. The cubic foot car^city insist that "legal methods alone” oil lease to Doheny while Fall was Ml papers showed it was predicting much colder weather secretary o f the lhvqrJW. g Uve(] Funeral services for the fanii- n°w stands at 250,000, record- ig to ahall prevail. I Philadelphia by way of accompanied by a continuation of b’ will, be held toe The coUrfa Oplnlpn waa sweep, It is asserted that European I Maine, but when it ro­ tho snow storm some apprehension bcaides Seymour,. were hla wife City Manager W. B. W iliams chancellories foci that in the sit­ ing. It oVcmileo w ary objectioh to lam was felt today regarding tha safe­ ut several daya later to. and three children. Scynjqur was stated today that the city was ad- uation lurks tho germs of a cen­ raised by. the defense and per- 0f ton Itfditional cargo without ty of scores of hunters snowbound rated ns one of the most pros- justing complaints as rapidly as tral E u r o p e a n conflagration. mltted tho stateipeht made to the njtiou in tho district. m touched at poft cuaperous farmers in Grady county. possible and that within a short Should Rumania become prey to committee by Fell, to go. beforo the 1wpre l A 50 milo galo made lanes im­ ■ritics started a search The firo was discovered early time various pipe- changes which factions it is said to be believed Jury along with, that of, D obon£l nuMai Ml tho liquor hidden un- passable for automobile traffic Sundny by •neighbors. When, tho arc now under way would bo corn- that Soviet Russia would be certain In this statement, submitted to tbe the so and hundreds of hunters were south wall of tiie house fell the; plated, enabling individual gas to seizo the opportunity to attempt committee In writing, Fall said the onto hi forced to abandon machines in tho tragedy was rcvonlcu. Tho mother. fixtures to hnndlo a rtrongcr flow, to regain Bessarabia and that WOO,QO0 with whlph he purchased d n n i great snowdrifts and attempt to with her haby cradled on her arm, ^ Many fixtures in individual Hungary would, not be alow in additional rgrich property to NewJ Mrs, make their way afoot to tho near­ wns lying on a flaming bed. The homes are in need of attention, raising tho Transylvania question- Mexico came from. Edward B. Mer meiit i est railway centers. It was es­ It is known that Soviet agents Leap, publisher, of the V v'hjpgtoq |t o e f e body of the father, clutching a stated, bccauso a number of timated that more than five hun­ largo gasolino can In ono hand and complaints have comp from sec- in con,ldsrnbls numbers have mads dred hunters were trapped in.the a shotgun in the other, lay in a n r 'ona °* the city where the pres- their way Into Rumania and are ‘ Prpsscutlpp attorneys Indicated there i sparsely sctQed district. adjoining room. Tho bodies of the B*iro, w*.r' unu8ualiy high in most working among th* populace. U Heavy losses w ill.be sustained is said It was with-the object of two older boys were in the samo 0 ^ h®. *101 "Ie^ , •FIs., Nov. 29.—</PJ— by lake shipping interests, it is beroom with the ‘ farmer. Their . r*e hoigbts several pipe, providing a safeguard against 1w*> the C ity . ' National liovod, as the rcsi\lt of low visibili­ skulls had beep crushed. changes are baipg made to Uko what la termed, thla over present the heart of the down ty caused by the snowfall. Practi­ •. __________ : :— care o f the heavy topping which Russian peril that the Biunapisn. * £ l? s*h*d; SImpsoa. °ws district, was frusgovernment haa been striving tq cally every snip in tho region yes­ ■dy after noon today. • effect closer relationship .With terday was forced to tic up at ksetives arrested an unItaly. G ra n d J u iy tanger at the window of A report received in Paris sug­ «, • paying teller in the gested that it juay be decided- that ganized by the National Indust­ ir the man hnd shoved K|ng Ferdinand shall abdicaje the BENTON HARBOR, Kicb., Nov. ta. o tiw f, rial conftrence board and.- the demanding 130,000. Tho throne immediately to the regency 29—tff*\ —Beniamin Purnell, head P ^ l n g thcir flx.turya are ln good United States Chamber of Com­ said to have ndntiicouncil. It seems certain however coma home?” ,. , merce to formulate a program for srticlpntion in tlio plot, that nothing definlto will he done cooperation o f nil national eco­ until- the return •of Queen Marie. nomic groups .ip. the Interest of A message recoivod by telegraph largo number o f Hendry county agriculture. * a t Berlin by the Paris agencies, cltlseo* wei^, herq thJfi morning Charles Nagel of SL.'Lbuis has reports the censorship of tha Bur to attend the. grand jurir Invest!been made chairman of the commonlap newspapers and. uneasi­ m FORT Representative' xttired, and unaware ot* ^ ^ # - . m ission^ Which ness by -the people over the politi­ Dickinson suggested had been pro­ cal •situation. This message says P>— Free jected 'not to.get more Infematlcrtf ROME, . INov. , „ v $9.—G , that the regency council, virtually speech has been granted to Fasci but to filibuster against passage took up governmental functions on at!. They now may criticise free of a genuine farm Yqlief bllL."?' Saturday morning and aleq. that the government bad retired apma h fd .n i ; rrL tod DZ : :>y the methods and-.policies of \ The payty ftllBb"1®0* tha new lister releasld ’Mussolini and.his lieutenant*. - Senate, as.detejmlued by,thi.n§irgenerals and. iparty other officer* supposed ..to ky sympathizer* o f lar e l e c t lojs1curly to-tho month is:k presented by the mes- ) W * ! leadero of ^ holrd.y. • . "The: abovo is falsd in ^averx Mcwi: received orders to give to mf mW * Republican ' 47p; Democrat 47| •Carol. .. ' . . particular,, I made nofqufctl*state­ ’ ’ The local pupils caused many pU' 9 Certain politicians to Bucharest, quickly Hnn.i nv„ o f their organisatifina unlimited Farmer Labpr 1. plla to Dania and “ “ * rf. this message says, favor Queen. each pendi Arthur R. Gpuld, Republican ment. "He said he fled because hia "strike.” ' PupJIa ^ A transt Mario being given constitutional nominee, who has been aubject of allies would not give him a fair school Friday afte M June S by powers. *' • • Bounty wa charges within aa well aa without trial dua to feeling that was arous­ pended fpr two'd. uret’o f the riy* .Still another solution under dla- Judge O, IS his party and wb «was repudiated ed when the cnargls were first who fqjlrd,to,r*po cua»k>» to Bucharest is that Briacq tone?. V J?04 Wf U or> secretary-general, has contended by Governor Ralph O. Brewster, tor five-day*. Michael, son of Carol aqd now*heirmade, known. ’ ’ t e l S l fiVe i that continued withholding of per- Republican, but supported; by "I never made any such sUUapparent,-be proclaimed King'untoj L ln i* ? , URtlJ ^ tolsAton from the lowly black shirt* Senator Hale and the party ' ma­ S tu avC on stru ction u n d « wiy, dax a regency or that Princess don’t ^ to have a voice In the dtliber*- chine, was opposed at thd polls to­ ment to any person whomsoever lcann be called upon to succeed py f ° ur lif* all tion* o f the party would aoon*r or day by Fulton J. Redman, Demo­ and tho same is absolutely false.” Op, OM{ city dqck her totitcr. L « • later' result in tbo party finding crat. secuting attorney of ~ r.--------------------• fn'v.* -----7 1 ? . U W without the whole hearted Gould was cleared, at a public fx ic a n s S la in * support o f tha mawes. hearing before Secretary o f State Ball, of chargee o f h a r i u r ex­ 4 t‘ « « ip t e d T h e ft ^ In B a d C o n d ttip n ceeded the $1,500 expenditures Herbert Philllpa itsviTt ' ' r * Mussolini through his aide* naviLLE, Tex., Nov. 29. eontinua exclusively to axertise. been retained by c tight against extradition ' 2 s r S ? ? werc. W U 4 at y popular elections In the ranks o f >d to TalUhasare. It wai rmneft, four miles north th* htorlr shirt* wero ordered fol aqd- autHbritie* wgre ng to thr iStrejrh. Kansas authorities and whose ax­ o take him back* to stand *f jr Avenue ; forte to escape extraction to tbft ugh T om state to face a charge of criminal r claimed that tl»J qntire 5* attack upon a 15 year old /girl,,at» a frameup by th. Chief C* • growers tracted wide attention, wa* found o f Leavenworth end that J guilty o f tbe charge on Nov. 23, in touaand dollar, in dla- $ Leavenworth, according to w ool id cash had been token received here by Chief, of Poltea and not returned. . “ J* Roy G. Williams. Conviction cajtics a penalty-.- of trod1 .5. to 20 , years. , * ITUt/ikav tvaa found /minrl 1hfrd bVvOFletcher was x o. u Carl William*. IsidentOfChelsea Ink, Faces Charge [Big Rum Seizure Many Senatorial Parleys Are Held Uiy Firm Guise Ex-Premier Opposed To. Return. Of Carol [al Employes Of khschild Are Also Elected WithPlot $&.!? h,d Wj B p e Arrested nng Attempt nbMiamiBank M S T f ig 3J Purnell Denies Some X ’T m K R {& Statements That Have!«n4 u»qn ». tj»q change, ^ Been Credited To.Him S m Of Negro Last May .................. Free Speech Given ^ i7 E | T o Fascist Member » th, notoe. jenn-^y Italian Premier ia a » r . Paul Fletcher Is Found Guilty By Farmers Say Crop um sm m �---- , ----- : — k ] ■ ■ T :m I ■’ 1 L J 9 \ 1 1. • « v i„ l.il jh .r n 1 1 H 1 1^ 1 L 1 -J 1 J Washington’s Diplomatic Circles | Nippon Honors Unc Ic Sant’s Birdmen | Boots? Here A re Very Latest fromTi ^oiiruro JiforJU, military attache nt the JflpftnesojEnjitfsay jn WashWlfton, prcsohUng to tho United SUtcs Army'Round-thc-Worhl filers, through;secretary of War . Dwight F. DaVlk, decorations from his goVornment for their epochal achievement. A t-tho le ft is Major-General John L.' Hines, Chief?/ i>taff, nnd,va f the right, Major-General Mason M. Patrick, Chief of thp.Anny A ir Service. * ■•■ : 1 • i " 1' • . ", IT)0,000 Hear Cool idge at K ansasCity Kerchoo! 1 $ S tr a ig h t Boots!..'Boots!! Boc.tR!!! Pause, reader, and consider what the male of the specie* fo il to put upon his feet; Above you sec tho latest (and, please heaven, the last) mrj pedal cipboliisbmenta from London. (These are not just cxhibitij |i are meant to bo worn). In the upper row are a few trickB to brighten up the tired husiai man’s drab office. . Frontiersmen o f the phnrmnciea! Advanco! In the middle rot'j three fout-piecca that will have the huugiity flappers eating oat your hands. • * .‘3 Below is something a trifle darker, a hit more conscrvstWt, miglit well grace tho foot o f n Dnwes or a Borah. All in"all, tho group speaks (or is it yells?) fo ritsclf. Tetrazzini Takes a Husband i filiia'^BoaVrom is a chunningly beautiful favorite la WnshihgliplobUiUc society circle. She is the daughter of (he minister fitin Sweden Bests America’s Best Congressman Thomas R. Butler, of Chester, Pa., father of Gen. J Smediey Butler, holds the emigres- ■ sional record for successive elec­ tions. His constituents hnvo sent > him to Washington for 10 terms' in a row. Only one oilier member — Representative Cooper — has served in the House longer tliun. Butler. • •*** • •s*1J •<a H. K#«*t t iJ r_j. i¥* ■ ■ ‘3 a Si Oh, what n eoldl Nnpoleon| prize orang-outang of the Philadelphia zoo, is suffering from a. bad one. Pennsylvania weather doesn't com­ pare with that of the African jungle, he snuffles. s <jrW bI i J Florence, Italy, was the scene o f the mayriage of Mme, Tel with whose operative achievemen(g«4Jie whole world is f»m*h Pietro VernaU&;of Rome, u heretofore’ obscure student of mu»i groom admitted that he’s 32 whilo hiB famous bride maintains -M , V ivi Fascimo! home pylon Cinders and Symmetry symmetr) a Oxford td muscle is wnlorr, Nt, - JVhcn Ralph V.' t.Utc nt the Hn)l persons he and-M tn this picture o f on 'hand) seems1li attention to other tan of U>5-st{jh,.ni ii metviUo,H.'3>f'bo. tncQuiittr^f j a itory. Gorsline's e x i 4 'In vrh* Gorki! nt in .Rofije', half na a few njin1 h ir cloth in g: ' �......... & FrfiirWi TfV 'Itfvof H-L mim hatai been-ithe- _ , days 6f the former’* M i l l Lola La Cette and sU««v, ltia. A. B. WmrTaeC apa Mrs. F. C. Hill. left Sunday in their car E. Roumlllat motored'to Orlando, for their home at Cairo, Qa. . Saturday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Michael are |S W e d n e s d a y , D e ce m b e r h i. n" --------now at home to their friends at their lovely new home in San LanGeorge arid John Wilson, who iM u sic B y the have been spending the week-end ta. here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson, returned to A . C. C in d er, M g r. Gainervilie Sunday where they will resume their studies at the Uni­ versity of Floridtk. •’ . .' • - 4W r i- ^ -T-.— who toW the boys '•ppoIntedUllemt _ I - y , LSI, WvW'wui f|L j^iiswi iiia itidtt dm* about the/prog ram of the' DeLand R. D. White, S. £ Wsetar; J tt£ 5 u , on ■at >«• “Pruky * round up. . * bert Whitaker, Mm- N. H. Bradv ™ ’ .: '!* on«-sweet “ 'Various baritone, dock, Mra. W. E. Cole, and t f re. W ' ‘' -' * held. In ‘ '« * * ■ * • w,h ______ ind h h »\tidcomet an4| first on lettuce, tied impet, drums, _ ^ V. Dunn. Welfare and Viwtog, la s** tied for Hccond taken Presbyterian Comrade club held agrlcuRural judging con­ iottuo© nml «f»u*. ec°na 'a *. peteemr, and Mm. W. G. Ferguson, Mrs. Geo other helpers who [ layman and am* u get together social havlvng as Tr5 h poUto*a; John st i .Jacksonville- during TALLAHASSHE, F la, Nor. >Y Wilson, Mrs. H. D. Durant. Du. to ,h . a i y ^ i i ^ ln. a*ri»t hi the mechanical details. ' <* which the their guest the jgirla class of their Byn>n StMl* *nd . SUte Fair, according Leo The various organisation*' of L «0 Rich, tied for third on oranges <UP)) State prison supervisors . MaHodetWs will appear i member* of ftnnday school. Refreshments were incemcnt o f the retufts, Hawkins, second on Rhode Island on swine KU’’SCn Ilcn,,('rs'on, first terest caused by the MarionetUs H ** • «<M ad b p the Congregational Church have ana the many requests by en­ under the auspices o f The Sanford stationed in the foyr Congressional nr (aim -*■----- - -• .V • ride through serted end a social game program W. Garris, State supHigh School at the City Halt Wed­ ajstrlcts were ghrtn realignments m_ , mapped out an interesting pro­ ” ” 1 •"f1 ° n. Poultry; Carter, first thusiasts to be allpwed to see be­ was put on by the ’’Y ” that was _ yseationel agriculture. onjlhode Island reds. •t a masting held her* at the . todtea served supper In charge of the hike. gram for this week. Among tha li" 1 hind, the curtains, Mr. .Otja, has nesday Doc. 1, at 8 o ’clock P. M. Tel Alachus, AUha, Bak• 'V .m Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meadows, prison bureau. ■ . l's club to a, group of promised to remote the large pro­ for > £ J VhfU: jlc k Stringer, tied Chiefl.nd: Milton Mcl, activities planned will be ’ tha ad, Crescent City, Eusformerly of Goldenroil, but now of -croy, first (M iA w O il ited ct 1W. ' scenium curtain and shpw the ’ ' '■Saturday on Jersey cattle. A. L. Henderson, of Jacksonviile, Prison ccodUisns f 'YWlhl1^. P,*C* ° n 0r>nf«»Seven hundred and fifty thou­ meeting of the Lfcdies MfAaiotfftfry DeLand arc announcing the birth prison candltisne wire dtesusae^ it pioneer n y W s r . . 1* * " on cattles: e\onlng audience how the pUpiiets Sanford 'Friandly Indians went was removed from the fourth, or of a son born Nov., 17. * •' sand dollar* (n gold Is burled an­ Society on Monday aftsYnooh 1 at . A*^chu.n: CeRon, first lustration under t on a hike this, .morning to the are made to da^heir trielu, by al­ east coast, district,.to West Florida t Pleasant, the home of Mrs. Jennie MtftUbn ..John SchimJ left Monday for A< M«icu«pr o f it woods. They held a business meet­ lowing puppeteers to be seen at nually in the mouth* o f dead per- J. 0. Gates, Bradenton, from South corn, .Gainesville, where he is a student Trenton Mr. and Mrs. R. C.‘ Smith cele­ on Park Avenue at 'ft o’dlAfk.’ ' On in good condition; that' __ »m, A committee ing and elected the following of­ m i # i» Aberdeen Angus. on the bridges. This will *tms in , Austria alone, said the Fiorida, to the middle territory; Lloyd Crawford, firai At the University of Florida, after ’ director* end • lap McMulllanj 'secqojl, op.jcdti n, tied clleghorna. prove to he a great feature o f the Vice President , of the Austrian i. B. Johns, Reaper, from the see. • « "« » were eaenringly ficer*. Indain runner, Wumpus brated their wedding anniversary Monday evening at 7tfiO"b’el0ck ■ponding the Thanksgiving holi­ weU sstisfied ^Rh .thair t ....... . Draper of the phyal- Bearer, Torn Tom Beater and Monday with a family dinner. Mrs. unday, .performance ae the curiosity of the r Byron there will be a rehearsal of Christ­ days here with his parents, Mr. and DcnUI Association. He estimates ond district, to the east coast sec­ and thabithire .wmnBttl A /'frfalu ih d rat .committee of the Chief. They played games and Laura Mathews, mother of Mrs. TtfB SBAEON’S GALA B v W '* r, tied fo r third ot knd tied MUUbqce is always at high pitch ftOn apd tion. end B. H. Dickson, Marianna, Mrs. John Schirard. ' It was. notfceebl*,’ fi60jDD0«’> i i .j.,* i (etional council'draft- Talef cobkdd ttielf dtmibr over and Smith w«a the guest of honpr* this mas Carol* by the chold. under Persistent coughs arid coMi lead to Green*t>°ro had winning when the performance Is' concluded. that $100,000,000 tto from the third district to the first enperrisofe ftalij Jt< number o f valuable seridiis trouble. Y»u can atop then e phytlcial education poll- open fire. This Friendly Indian being her first dinner out since her the direction of M attifm inselph-I f^tdeh' 000 are tost to the world each yaar or South Florida section. ,« „ „ d "V\n ,mnp « P . . second team Mesars. Bhubert Present Mr Gros who Is presenting hiis ___offered, Including cash, in cattle, Miss Florence Seibert, who hns now with Crcomulslon, an emulsified ram for Florida which group is the first to bo organised long illness. ►firm “ by similar burials. , TH. ch a n ,... r f, « tlv. f„ „ j S ^ L S S ’ 4or. T and the winning team in ' Si'ln' 1, Br" d' French Marionettes in the pla^ and materials, offered1 by the contest as a whole. by the State Conven in the city and its members come The Girls’ Athletic Society will been the attractive guest of Miss creosote that is pleasant to take. Crew” now prisoners, I T H E B IG G E S T A N D MOST GLORIUn.' T V ' „ ’ "1 ™ |'RucUl.b.rry P lm T b b H „„ to S . ^ x tnol-inn is anew medical discovery [5 s concerns. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Durrance, the meet Tuesday evening at the vea- Natalie Fansworth for the Thanks­ from- the Presbyterian and Epis­ Hawthorn*, Warren Capell, first M U S IC A L P L A Y o f our TIME i Jt, Smith, chairman of copal church. The general sec­ former’s mother, and Mr*. Thur­ try with Mrs. Fred Bolly in giving holidays, -returned to her with two-fold action; it soothes sod " J ,U2 " andr thhPd oh Jersey home in Orlando, Sunday after­ hrals the inflamed membranes and (a*, itole County Y. M. C.' A. retary of (he “ Y " was in charge of | man, oil erf Bowling Groen, were charge. ffltewJng results were en- cattle. >» Marl. Long, first on on poultry, second on white leg­ >'» wV-V, m hihits gem growdi. noon. Ovefone thousand strings are in rf.department committee the hike. . |al by Mr. Garrlsi Altha: the gttests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wednesday evening at 7:80 Of all known drugs, creosote Js rec­ 1. .•^npies, second on satsumas, tied horns and third cm Rhode Island operation during the .performance eled chairman of the state Croon several dny* last week. The o’clock there will bo the usual ' ‘ rly, first on corn: ognised by high medical authorities aa i^ on d on pecan/. J. W. Kes, ■ome of the Marionettes’ having tied for second Seminole County schools nthlct- guests left for their homes Thurs­ mid-week services at the church. George Smith, Herbert Messer one of the greatest healing agencies for tied for third ort oranges. Fay as Isrfe a number as forty to ac-, Sanford Episcopal and Bap- ic. association schedule committee day morning, accnmpunied by At 8:1ft the same evening, there pnd Sapi Byrd, students at the persistent coughs and colds and other j&ty" • '•' Metal furniture manufactured ih Hieronymus, tied for second on ntcr notches held u joint met nt 10 o’clock in the ofi fee of Little Miss Betty Durrnnce, who will lie a meeting of the teacher­ University of Florida, who have forms of throat troubles. Creoraultlon X jty :'B arson Smith, Aberdeen Angus. the United Statea is findipg a compltsh the necessary action. lytTs tinder Mr. Durn»w, their, Mr. Lawton, Superintendent of hnd been visiting her aunt, Mrs. training classes. contains, in addition to creosote,other The artists engaged for this typo et potatoes. been spending the week-end here « » d y market rfi tropical countries Live Oak: Daniel Ross, first • __ r. , healing elements which soothe and heal lender, School*. A schedule for four 1ms- Croon, for the past week. of theatre are vt necessity versa­ •At 7:15 o’clock on Thursday foe Echdhlt, fIrst 'On f Sairiuel Lastinger, tied where it furnishes in-ttcr resist­ tile people, capable of doing many W,th rfm : ‘l,,V^:R.’_ le.f.t._Rundny nftcr- die infected memluine. and stop the ketbnll leagues was drawn up and evening, the Men’s Club will hold Ioonn ance to white ants ami „t|ler Jn. Ion satatlmas,. tied; pecans, Gainesville. Burk-[ for Second on pecans. Stubbs, tied irritaiion and inftammalion, while the things with their voices ind also ikd Monroe pioneer notch met considerable other work done. The 'on/pecans. Joe B sects than the wooden type. The following gumd* were enter­ its regular meeting, when plnnH' rrrMAte grids on to the eiomach, it abwith instruments, not to mention e o'clock in the afternoon un- basket bnll leagues will play their tained by Mr.. Charles Kldridgc for the new howling alley will be The many friends of Johnnie sorbrd htlo the blood, attacks the teat h#jr. lender Professor .Jacobs. initial game on Dec. 17 at .1 o’clock. at their home at Bright wood farm shown and bids {nr ^it* construe-' Jones, who suffered a broken an­ of dio trmiblo and checks lift growth 11 notch was rresent and hud The committee was composed of on Wednesday evening; Messers tinn will Id- opened C’ ’ kle Inst yeek, will be glad to learn of Ihe grrms. . ..-time. Two members of the principal Jacobs of Lake Monroe Winuley, Shafer and F. Cnllicut and The Junior I^>lgue will meet Crcontultiop is guaranteed utilise* hr is Hide to bo out again. ford Comrades club met with and "Pop" Lainkin physic inI di­ Mhs< lory in tlto treatment of persistent W e Particularly Solicit damaa Bettinrtti. Whaley add ™ d" y i" ,mcdi# roughs anil ci^ds, bronchial asthma, John Terwiltyger And Frank rector of the Y. M. C. A. |after school with Mrs. Root at the Hnmpton, C O M P A N Y O F 108 in clu d in g MALE CHOP bronchitis and other forma of respira­ parsonage on I’almc.tto Avenue to That Share Your M*s<|nme»-Croon And. Brown at­ N E W Y O R K W IN T E R G A R D E N o n r S i tory disease*, aftd is excellent for build­ complete the Christmas caqdy tended. “the orchestra practice at often in !< ing up iho system after colds or flu. Tuesday bags, jddeh the members are mak­ Book and Lyrics By Dorothy Donnell, Mrs. T. W. Lawton's home Thurs­ Business That Yota>y Musie By hours. Itheu- Monry refunded if any cough or cold is ford Baptist, .pioneer* mot ing th 'send the children of the inutfsm. Neu­ not rrllevcd after taking according to day evening. % , Romberg leader, Mr. Houston, at West Tampa Mission. The Pion­ ritis and Unit terrible suffering lirertiuns. Ask your druggist, (adv.) The Pioneer Boys held a most Home Merohant Cannot it .Church and forthwith •interesting meeting on Friday eers will meet at the Vestry Fri­ caused liy stiff lame Joints anti Prices Including Tax $3.30; $2.20; $|.r, must'll* nut In he dreaded any Mrs. Lichenstine's new modern to the lake front e ra evening, following a lump-fire sup­ day evening nt 7:.'I00 nVlm-k with Inn,ter slnr* the discovery of Ktirejr SE A T S ON SA LE NOW bungalow Is completed and she Is S u p p l y ............................. I'reai’rlptlnii. Now It In possible for .Forrest Lake Hotel jftlitfrb Edward Bender and Henry Schu- those per. The boys attended the Com­ moving Into it this week. tortured with Rheumatism As the sale Is certain to be enormous unler j„ ur sflt|| Va big bonfire and played mnkeer ns lenders. unit* sleepless nights to overeome munity Church in a body Sunday Elton J. Moiigrhton BY MAIL, enclosing check with svlf addressed enrtk these troubles often In a day's I lentil 0 o'clock. Other future dates of much Jm- time morning and the sermon was esWord has U'cii received fromO. Ti A R C H IT E C T ’ ’ • • . porfnnce are Dec. 10 and II wlmn -onp*j'„ Abcrdoen. Aberdeen. Ohio, Mi s T. J i<'oopetv F. Gifford, nf Indiana that he and Methodist pioneers notch pocially dedicated ty them. Mil* n,,nntut I bazaar will1 he held nt dm* tri'iititient A,7 l1 WWt 10­ First National Bank Bldg. . 1 " vm i atof hlltK X. took It cerMrs. Gifford will arrive in Goldenftthe rear o f the church with tnc t art'll llotist*. ('nmmiltec t talnl> tllil "■•uili rs. It took the Sanford, --------------- Florida J. L. Klein is conducting a III I r"d 'he lad of Nov, to spend the iJiotch. They took in one new ■f tny liimils and feet for booths, ....................corations j ^^1 Ihe pitlli." t, carried out their program, day revival at the Methodist vvi,,,t?l«iM<i kite hi»n have* Immmi appoinU'd, a cheer leader and a Ims- Church and services are held every 'tnd every indication points to Mesdnines Whaley and Hetlinetti captain. They ulso set a evening. bigger ba/.nar than ever before. I ato ■’nn flit i*iil that your arit spending a few rinys in Lake hour for the basket ball Oil Christmas nieht a miirimn- ISP- um-ilisin can be stuppril that I Worth this week. practice. The notch was • * ! I v.-lll *• 11 ,1 ii n-Killar li* Kurri treatThe J.allies' Aid of the Commun­ "T he Adoration o f K i n g s anil in-ui ..it foil 1-t••■•II linin’ ORLANDO, FLA<3 trial Thi L>y c . d . Wolfe in company ity Church will hold a business Sheppards" will l>,. jiresented by! *’‘••aino-ni will lie sent nt once. HlmKdwitrd II. Smith, of Cleveland. a ,-nst nf •»#! in.in.i.n. V* R. Brown of the State Y. meeting on November 2(1, at the . ! 1*1* 1*11> tins p'.stniun IIIUIII delivery. ■vM J , . ~ ln<oihcis, Siipptirtcd fsi" It aciTiinlllig to the simple slinplt ill A. committee. The leader home of Mrs. A. Schnrf. 1 0. writes that he will occupy his ,by a choir or 20 voices. r>-.1 Inii. mill R ui itie ■■114] of fouri..notch was unable to be I cottage in Geldeniud early Decemtin- results e.v not inure A ( hiistm as party has also beon ,iliun il.iys *aiIsfm'fory. if yalir Ith'eu>and the physidal director 1 her. , arranged with a large Christmas iiiiitlHin mill piiins liuva not been J. L. Snoddy, architect front , *y,|’ ,ttCted in his ninqg,* ree .Santa ( ’!„ „ « wj|] bc I)leKant i'i'II. i-.'iI your money will he refundWest Palm Reach, who hus been O P E N I N G Mr. Gardiner, a recent arrival t<» distribute gifts to t h e ' , . E m eil i'll In. ill i|ue,'lien. Thin offer Is full' uimixinliKvJ so write today and working on the plans for the new TUMday- ' ° “ • - w - w . of th , W t a i * that prtvait tt^Ute convention ndjtturpfd from Ohio, who has lately been glv. ihl» ri-iitiiruiitil«i pi i-ncrlptlnn u Community Church, was u visitor tiiiil It. A .‘Harmon. 114 Manufantolctyck In the nftprnoon after employed in Sanford, reports Unit1 nrei ;i Kxchatiae Uldg., 1C C. Mo. f the best meetings it had had in Lake Mary last Wednesday. he is delighted with his work and j Miss Til lye Benjamin —fAdv.) ■“ w w w wknown wwn w as ^ thee^ “mmoon nt~nf y T l.* - ................. hw obeconre mth T Lend d T value a l ^ e ^gfiv v in T ng ^eve "^ ^ t ^ f C ^ t T ^ ^ I o H d i8’ ’ Y Thl» ***** ‘ All 'of the delegates ^piucli taken with the many nt - < fivee you the opportunity to purchase many needed and r)fhtfuIIy nnmed, yivee you the opportunity to purchase many needed and wanted things ^ ' nri J * * a K r * htfuH>r " " " e d . for ^or it Jasper Kilo'nnd Thomas DnVii* MITICff TO I'HKIIITOHS very favorably on Santractions offered by the city fur .t Entertains At Bridge many needed and wanted things a l'p rice s that IN nil-: ro t It.T (>!'• TltK COUNTY of Marietta, Gn., arc visitors of permanent location. letblnOle County. ! .II'IHJK. HK.MtNOt.K COUNTY. The November O pportunity D a y , ^ „ „ e added it o p a e J T e j " * “ nU3U“ " y ,0W' Ualhin 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Isnbell. [fli . •|* —T---. ' pretty bridge part of last STATU OK KI.ORIOA Chri.stmas. And thus fhev sns _______ _ _ _ _ c ...ror In re l lin Nstiile of Mary A. \V . Wednesday *bat of Friday evenpig U••uly, An nmioiineeinent f interest to |"'I'1'1' And thus they enable you to pu rch ase m a i ^ g W ^ t ^ u n L u a l T r i c e s ! ^ Sh° r< m onlh b#fore Italian leather pioneer* .mqi Clyde Gleason,. who luts been at-1j- nnmy •ficio is that of th the hit th nf I vv,,ea Miss Tilly,. Beniamin en r^I'And. r,-.Osceola . ........... - ...... Tu ull CroiIUnrN, LmkmIu«*n, Din* m All charge purchases made Tuesday will be placed famed the world Baptist church at Geneva lending schi.ul at Jacks,ntvllle, is! a daughter tu Mr. and MIS . Gilbert I ,.U,J", " " ‘"nbor „ f her friends 11 H>ui£ca^..uluL ull t’eraous IiiiU iik on y o u r December bill which is not payable until the first of January. Claims nr Ot-riianiU MKSln?l salj Leader lasRoy. Mr. Sieg Jspending the Thanksgiving ho]i- Bowner of Jacksonville, Nov. ir>. h<T home on Elm Avenue. Other Special Fea tm e s Kslute: one’c e g p f c t a t i g '. ^ f 1 ->i «■ mM was slightly un- days with his brother and wife, Mr. Mrs. Bowner will lie mncnvliered Red and green were the pren ’u i * You. uml I'ueli of you, are hereby j Voatner and asked to he and' ”Mrs. ** iim ( I f I ed anil ri-iiulrrd to prvaeiit Homer Gleason. Ing these articles v',ilinK eolors used in the decora­ as Miss Mary Brannon. Reservations can be made in person or by telephoning] hid claim* iiuil iti-niMiul* which you, The "Y ” physiciul direcDons and were carried out with or otlJier of you, may have against realised. GttlrI •iso prdeont. A full notch Mrs. Kntherine L. Watruiis n f1 A 'large number from lien* at­ vivtd-hued pninaettiaa, zinnias and til- -NtiKn of Mary A. \V. Keely. deNo. 680 Sanford -aMi'il. inti- iif H-iiilnola Courlty, ant threu new mum- Montrose, Pa., arrived last week tended the sacred concert given at clirysanthunuiniM. / Florlila. In Ih- Him. Jns U. Hliaroll. l U admittance which to spend another winter in Lake M. E. Church in Oviedo Sunday The evening puaaod quickly in County Judin- iif Hemliinlii County, pgrant'd them. The four fold Mary and will occupy an apart- evening. Among the many on the interesting game of bridge ami at Ills ufflt'O'In thr County Court­ are junt one hundred of these sets conIn Hunforil. Hemlnoln County, 'wa* carried out, gumes mont in the Bushnell house. aO jnyahle numbers featured were when scores had been added tho house The colors ate guaranteed fast aiid^ there are Morlilu. within twulvn. month* from J d r of a 86 inch cloth nnd 4 napkins to and a discussion of the Dethose of Madam Bettincttl, a so­ prize for top score, a set of socket the ilate hereof. “ .*arf.e number to select fp m . Xhis fabric is (n. They have fast colored borders. 0, round up. on December 3rd Outeil November, A. D., 1836 hugs, was awarded Miss Htello Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Fniersim of prano soloist of New York City. suitable for dresses, l»JlpH and lingerie. -. ItA1.1*14 K. H.V1 TII. Moses. "4th took'-plfco. Mokt of the Derry, N. IL, arrived recently to ’ ‘ *i ’ ‘i . " Adiiilntstiiitor of the K*tatn of declared that they would apond the winter. * At the conclusion of the game, Mary A. W. K-efy. arcra*eil. Mr. Emerson ton htfld with bells on. The notch the tables were cleared und re I* treasurer of the Lake Mary DcnamCd "Ihe'-Seminole "Bob TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY freshnients consisting of n salad j volopmcnt Company which ItaH re­ ita.” course with cake and coffee were cently erected u small factory 'FANCY STATIONERY, Twistun. served liy the hostess. 5e quality turkish wnsh cloth in darnty plaid Thfs in a silk and cotton fabric with a very- nilk I Toys, Hcbcc ami Shobcc DoIIh. ood Silver Fox Notch of here, which we understand Is to Those playing were: Miss Stella be used for the manufacture of ct«. Th^y are shown in either blue or pink. » W a l d o for kiihUe. d r a a l ? j Complete line of Christmas cards, • mot at 7 o’clock in the Moses. Miss Grace Gillon, Miss There's no question about It. Bgr4 golf balls, '• rty ahapcombination dresses nnd’ linings. . Mr. Ralph Rangerthier MARIETTA, Ga„ Nov. 29.—(/P) Jewell Russell, Miss Volmu Shipp, i I-et us engrave your Christmas •4 * d ping has distinct advantages. Most „ ' i . ■ • * t ltaportcards. Seminole Bonk Shop. 28 •Wader and the "Y " Guncral Mrs. Albert Whitaker was host­ —The assertion thut women do ant of all: Bange of,selection id widett ...> . tio#. Mcljindor Arcade. met with them. A new • . i* ’ ’ 'j ’ ’• l not take readily to politics has Miss Elsa WIIkey, Miss Gertrude Th s is the Btart. Everything new. Nothing / . Banger wan elected to take ess to the Ladies' Aid Society of been refuted in this Cobb county Benjamin, Mrs. Walter Bach and ) .. ........ , 7 , t.. ' Ja m * Mary ('(immunity lace of W. C. Column who is the Lake picked over. Then too the ctowda arh smaller 1'DR RENT—Two rooms nicely Mr*. iJitmeR Jack non. stronghold of Democracy. Church on Friday uftornoon. The k to Sanford. The regular furnished. Clone to bath. Hot and salespeople give better service. DickaomFirst the city mothers decided Mrs. Ralph Wight has returned ^ 4 •“ rae towel o f a good quality. It Is 22 x -L itn was carried out and the afternoon wub spent in (sewing the town needed a new school home from Tampa where sho has nud cold water. Phone 579-J. Printed (jotl^n, cHallies in colors that are guaranIves urges early shopping.,, WiU you ectdpt articles for the December bazaar, jjfchefi and-can hejjjpirchdjwd aepftittt^y. adjourned at il o’clock. building and that the best wily to l>eon visiting as the guest of her these advantages of starting Chridtttme 1 Master craftsmen from I 11 . ^ ^ amJ,l, ^rintj' and Vaseproceeds from which will bo uddaf — SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on all bUfl designs,, specially priced. • ; ", ■ • get it wus to bond the municipal­ sister, Mr*. Lucius McLeod. now? ‘ *■' / •*»-. middle Europe, renowned ' ed to the church building fund. ity iif the amount of $90,009. Each i , ] Thursday Millinery this week. See our ,-D f for Ingenuity! What an %u t). Pioneer notch met in tho Two Tlianksgiviing poem* wen? of tin* leaders took under wing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heercn mo­ line of novelties. ly o f machanical gifts )1.,house with leader Morgan rend by Mrs. Klpier Hyotlnine, and five of her neighbors, created a tored to Tampa Sunday where they for*£oya tnsy have nsv made! >y» they vlctroln nunllntrs enjoyed. At the sort of endless chain of Tdtta-swapRfteh clever dolls and doll went to meet tho fromer’s broth­ cIlmo of the afternoon refreshments do r. furnituse they have cre­ ping and then on election May had el- and wife, Mr. und Mrs. Ralph regular progrtyn was carried were served by Mrs. Whituker, as­ the children at the polls fo r at­ ated! All done with seemThis fa b ric sfciis regularly for $1.^5 a yard. In '.'-yqi Heercn, o f Nueva Gerona, Isle of I handmade Maderla napkin that* Is embroidered “ Vend new members were sisted by Mias <>inii Whitaker. Jqg simplicity. For their mosphere. Only II vote.s were Pines, who arrived in Tampa, Sat­ grea t dem and f o r sport \ lm s c s nnd slips. In a L n f y ‘ teflkns, ' It is a pure lftlen hkpkin and the vote on all of them i t ‘ the prt which conceals east against the proposul. urday morning on the steamer wide tjssortnjfertf a£<jo!ora. V. , W. S. PRICE, M g r,. • ' M* art! ’. Tho November meeting of the Mianimous, After playing 1he male electorate no longer is "Mnscotte.” r , ( V ..0 ; ■ 710 W . F I r « l 3 l , P h o n 4 7 2 - W If dart game and liiscuss- Parent-Teacher Association was dubious. Recently it was suppestk '/ " & 7' ’ .'V rr •Land round up tho notch hold nt tho Nchtiolhouse on Thurs­ ed that a city street be limited to Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer Jr day evening, with the newly elect­ one way traffic und when the mat­ a •i 4. of Now York, who arc spending tho j ed officers us hostesses. Tho ter dime up in city counsel di». • !” i ” . rj-* / ; ';5 , tytt* perfom's. ^baint’ord Employed . Boys . club luhch room (’ iminiitteo reported mission was brief and disapirited. winter here, returned home Sat-' unlay from a delightful motor trip 'A ptire on a "MH to Sawyers Luke that Mrs. Elmer Ilyotlalne and :ly dsepratod ririrfa piooes. the •) 9•. F o r ,1 9 6 R d < iy jP’tfstivH lieg u;A member stated the cu’se.: <•’ ^ 'C o m p le t e Line o f , ■I" iw "!n?.W8^ that H) has every feature of pare J? Mlom^ ami other points on th* • the “ Y" general secretary in daughter, Miss Ethyl Hyotlnine. ♦ ,r ctom"The women are all for it," he Lust ..Coast, . ' .F ram es and Screens . ItU w ^r18 i*»’ 46 'x 46 and is a real value , A regular camp fire pm- will lukc charge of this work und •• ' ^ F y duVs crfll fot^ rocU in eecord , % it ;\ ^ and. Ki'id. "so what’s tho uso oV oh', [yiwrfiotv price. ; *' . . . . , ■Medicine Cabinets af games oats and stories servo u hot lunch and sundwlcho.t jveting,” And Weerablbs « ’ 4 id'a.v;.. . *•'«•. I 'I ’ * ■f *, '*’* with’ pn and after a great time each dny to those pvipl.ls desiring " W M 'i i n l . P I n e ire smartness The traffic ordinance wus pdAs m i Ahkt* I'Tet.hfned to Sanford. alone *sen$s, same, beginning this week. ed forthwith. •' ; N ,Wnfrta JMWq Floor . .*1 »-‘ 4 l-‘ V»4ishl*T*f' The mpicst of the debating so­ opt ■ v V .i .. 1 • ■ > ' , d 'i:I ... | •\»ii _ “ !(• ' » ' ^ ; i Mtr notch with their cieties of t|ie seventh and eighth, SldiiUr''" ' ■ ■ •, > ; « 5 M e n ’ ^ ' M d e S u i t 8 ) a t $ 3 6 . 7 5 \ *^ fiy Ju.t m ill lhi« i« you h«V0 . rDtld tih A special lot oi prints in U^ht and dark grounds ■d *•'. Ui- ‘ vv' Norris and th« "Y " grades ^pr u loving cup wha|turned tig thatrU-thln arti wealr, is timid or u p " until they almost fell • P** •*.' WSr. ,w «ht-to tho. over to the Lnku Mary Chamber of ^ n y potterns. Colora^are gugranteed fa st ejlin g ; backward i J < touch of the fork, Meats mslloWj After'building a Cynunerco.who huve vnlunteored to : ' J j K v , i wide. Specially priced. Ifere’ Finiah H ere) * fahr o ffe r-g iv e th# I -I Is* ?t*#J quire that dellciouf tendemstfr liyln Itinted several new futhlsh it. A committeo, composed Mouldings cooks obtain. t " iutiKtd n Welnio roast. of-Mr. Peckham, Donald Anderson '? '0?& . S p? y , '^ od Uver « » .j \},.T ( ( LEYELAND, Ohio; N ov. ( Anmouhd. ^ablita as directed foe Lath The'hostess who at__ T fcFticic to the city und N. H. Uraddock wus appoint­ c b Main Flaar (>F)- Ills Speaker,. lender of the days a«d lf.^e ildesn’t goin^o fealelf <r.' u constantly oompUmentsd e n ' f, home after bav- ed to obtain playground equipment ciousneee. More ImoerUnY stij L cveland Indians aiiW mid-senson weight—rln s ^ e ijg p ^ l,, keenessiof Ume .if'H.f.. • ’-.5 •T’ /*-. U r for the yuuhger children. Tha fo l­ into, resigned, ns manuga,' today. ,1 T . - t>|V-”. I*. • -.I’ VL./Z* V’1 m ramflel . t"deyndent 9$ i«e mind the druggist who HUppd*d’ lowing program was enjoyed dur­ j . ' Speaker set forth ho.Tjad ahso- you will return you your m o n i’ i' ing the evening. e ^ e t for' many days. ' P ■ Iiiiely no dlfferemjo with the ball MoCeji’e-Raa helped ten* of thau> Many cryaUl-clotr cubes fhr Song, Doxiajogy; when kelviKtlonal; pioneers that’ S S u ^ ’W 'l T n oth in g else, •ends. Of ft^ ip ip p clateii qhlldpd f e n and oth«r U ble M in netsdi *•!» Thanksgiving prayor, Rev. Jas. d*’ example,, tnat tonditions are as amicable ax to groW-a&ong and sturdv^JLJ leader, Mr. Shoe- Thompson. b e b iH * U e * l* J 5 K ■ "• Utant playground won’t, thjiy \>%lp yriitr little J n e f l flu iidem’ h.a! S bBun’ b*1 ht* a r /( * -K feL viN A T O R CO RFO RATIO N , D E T R O I Y i ' 1iflAfl* a ^ J i i rqbe is ih o w n .. Armistice Tableau, "In Fland- u ? h i" ver. also on hand. The n,i" d i* he was to get , You 60 McCoy’s tablets % . # , UrmtlHlV Charles Sewall; anywhere in the business world he for OO.ceatd'a^ Uniqn Pharmacy or am. was carried out wrra playetf. and a basket- Boldier, Clarence Peckham: Red ha S . r V?at0a Uk° th" ‘,e,inlte “top any and• the vitalizing Fourth Fiber B oard s chosen. . The “ Y“ Cross Nurse, Miss Mary' Dimn; he tau decided upon sooner or later vitatninfg r. eflU help any woitk' PUT*.* 'ky-fl ' Bpeakcr has several business worn-out iM ii or woman to botttr ''A vV lL * •t i t speke. for a short Sailor, Harold Dixon. Tableau, . . . ’ , ta,of. basket ball •Thanluglvlng health. . (ngiat on, McCoy’s. v ♦bndes./^onslderatlon. ' Dpaitr Singletary, Albert » * ^Ifth American ttowl V i / ''f-21 r > J * * t ^ manager to either resign fgtfk ftfe d . ' j •r ind eighth grade girls, This las Lucllls Echols ot he retired by the club official# turing at thia price ana - L u / T I m - azi— n IS S em ......... .................. madras ’ 72 X ; '--a: by Pr Busy Week The Congregational Church Organizations GOLDENROD § j| g p | § ig ____ thi' Seminole Syncopators • ttX J S S : Admission, ltj|1 ■ "O T P * F i m RHEUMATISM | Lake Mary Of \ Stopped 1*0% vWEa-CCEV CO Advertising Means Business ; Don’t Send a Penny Wednesday, Dec. ii s PM 'M OPPORTUNITY DAYS Hotel Forrest Lake hu. With Dinner and Informal Dance 3 he Piece Linen Sets, Special $1.29 S 40 inch. All Silk Radium, yard $1.39 .. , n in lT Se,T ^ 6:30 *° 8 p- M- 55-00 Per Couple including, Dinner and Dance features. Women of Georgia Town Take Readily To Political Game •kish Wash Cloths, Special 5c 36 inch A. B. C. Prints, yard, 75c o f Bathroom Towels, a dozen, $7.00 K e lv in a t ic m A dvantage! JJZ . ^Tfoe W on (Ig V'UlJovkin Z o n e * From The World at EHckaon 32 Inch Printed Challie, yard 45c at «(if - - y- mm ';HandmadfNapkins, dozen,$5.55 SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. .NEW ' rvv LUMBER YARD . Hoi» To Help Your , , 40 inch Baronet Satin, yard $1.25 ... . 4ft inch 'Wadtaiile.'Crepe, ykrd $1.95 llb t e Cloths, at *L35 heepfre&tifor Sickly Children T Speaker Resigns^, Today As ManagerO^ The Clevelandlhdians iTkfiSaAyr: Little iKiw Mttffet Pdi|t», '39c V.’ u«p«t«« r t: : . M Order :^ or. INATOR PLATT CtH. .'J McLander A iT a d e^ ^-. ^ . $34.m:U. b!flits**iK xinl",hthi. _ and idihown id nil of M*95 jjuSk’b' ,fcepfc*V IMa-tim* ----... - /((PVin jL , ... ■y- m $ aa® ™ ® ® MS » ,%S£r yp '«»• mm �v ii. V." ,< [VC t •t v ?ij' /& avyr ... ■..>»... t L z js S Montn*—|l.M. Carrier. P«/ lltlofl •».*#. It , AU obituary ~~TUk- rtsolutlons foments where tfrewonlng that ' ,cotnpatlMonM w « the a business grtw and prosper, bnt gets anywhere in this day and time unless he adVertteea. pin *ft rt» persistently and intelligently. * So great p w been the effect o f advertising upon business there is abundant “ explanations” o f the way advertising does the b ig things that are credited to its power, but here are seven <or eight reasons why advertising pays, compiled by The Urbana Democrat that are especially well put. The Ohio paper says: *Ogl1ATDD m i l l 4UPn nee for re$9~. the w»u«# dfepatehft* ‘ infl aieo the ■" herein, i '! *■ °* *> IT, NOV. 20, 1926 MUi. FUTrOH M r at l u i e r f ' t freer r reate te ieckaee- •C •«. Jehos-Ia- Caiat. eC white way. '. heal, teaala eearte, : 1-r ef H ltt lu prohetel% apart* Cearmleatea ef flee werev';V. llttttlea of a e a l e e a r e .. W hs Meero*. Mtaa ef elty ben a m ica(M fr im . •Ina ef erhool r e v is io n fo r ’/i £ tm e tlf rTee. ■Mfem Is rre a s rrf K VEll Hr: FOR TOO \Y T \ J ‘will he charted rtlalnv ratea. 1LD m m w* § ,h Newspaper advertising Is the Ijfe blood qf local trade because it touches all consumer sources in every community. It gives the national advertiser the same opportunity for complete consumer appeal in any locality. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE \ Aim. NATURE IS cruel, ui devoid o f sentiment aa a crocodile or any, of its products. . . •: . . , A tornado struck Arkansas on Thanksgiving Day, overwhelming families sitting at the ' holiday feast. Seventy-six dead, hundreds Injured in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Missouri was the record last night. -A -) > Newspaper advertising cuts selling costs because it entails no waate in locality of circulation. Manu­ facturers use it to cover markets where it is profit­ able to do business. Newspaper advertising insures quicll, thorough and economical dealer distribution and dealer good ­ will, because retailers are w illing to sell products advertised direct to their ow n consum ers. FOUR RAILROADS have in­ creased wages of shopmen, show­ ing intelligence in allowing crumbs from the prosperity table to fall within the reach of the workers. There is prosperity enough for all, and it will last longer if everybody bus a little of it. Newspaper advertising can be started or stopped over night, can be prepared betw een days io meet certain developments and to obtain immediate re­ sults. # Newspaper advertising enables manufacturers to check advertising results and costs in every mar­ ket which they enter.. as much himself, but he’s not proclaiming it far and wide There'll be no shouting this year about how the enforcem ent officials are goin g to make it a bonedry Yuletido. They are sim ply goin g to sit quietly in Washington feeling confident that thp present scarcity o f liquor will serve as the only necessary enforcem ent measure o f the Volstead Act. Here arc the reasons w hy General Andrews feels so good that he will be able to eat heartily o f a Christmas dinner: A t present there are not more than live or six rum runners tiff the North Atlantic coast while^Ai'year ugo there.w ere sixty or more. Tw o years ngn at this same time there were ubout tw o hundred and the year before nearly four hundred. In other words there has been quite a decrease in liquor sm uggling and General Andrews doesn’t fail to feel good about it. But there is a thorn in his side, or at least there should be. Thu Florida coastline seems to be practically unguarded and as such will be haven for rum runners this winter. The prohibition directors says he pluns to concentrate his forces o f f the Florida coast but let it be understood t h a t^ if he brings too'tnuny o f hitf cohorts down here, it will o f ‘‘neces­ sity mean a weakening o f the guarding cordon o ff the North At’latftic’coast: Then the rum runners will reverse the scene o f their operations. We admit it’s a big jo b and we wouldn’ t know exactly how to tackle it, especially if we had only a limited number o f men to work with and some o f them crooked. W e’ll grant that General Andrews will have to be alert to beat the liquor runners at this little game o f checkers, and we’ ll admit ,thut he may have a pretty hard jo b keeping the country dry during Christmas, but tho point we would like to bring out is that it ih no time to sit serenely n W ashing­ ton and do nothing as dispatches indicate he is planning. T h o prohibition director has a real jo b ahead. He m ight as well udmit it and set ubout to do the very best he can with the nieo and ships that he has and the amount o f m oney that is given him with which to operate. ---------------------- O ---------------------T is chastity, my brother, chastity; She that has that is clad in complete steel. -—.John Milton. ------------------- o --------------------OUR PA ST LIVES build the present, which must mold the liveH to be.— Edwin Arnold. -------------------------------0 -----------------------------L IF E IS A long lesson In humility.— James M. Barrie. a'd from Heaven ( ’twas us in the past. lie wish’d) a friend, — Thomas Gray, t& -o- Ja at uncertain mi [lot of people. bottlers nrc mooting In hat it doesn't happen to i m bootleggers’ convention, tft.. .. Q------------- the football referee. w*ire, 22 to 1 against him, Ojiumliy >vins.+—1 The Flint y i* — &.— l •- Ming tho season of ruin* Ales, the moth doesn't know ltd next meal w coming ■Toledo Blade. < " ----- 1— 0)— ------ I,end of the Half-Mills case is “"'Olid we have a sneaking susvthat 1t will end 'With no ono that If Tnmpa’n is a big success tho re -11111 become)' pretptlan princess, who has er third'divdrco and con,_I marriage again, has the pf'Chevekiar when it really (ild.be Peg) lAfibljcans really want to ll of the Senate wo’ sug(they appohit nix or seven on a committee to go ta Nicaragua to make jths’ study o f conditions m m UM ists'P(M ill ^ '- " "" ■ s lot a crushing do__it o f Carnegie Toch fttfh ic h goes to show g put a winner in grid [ipa» about ns nerveas that of president Vx>vco-o- \ Igua. Where CollQjye Men Go ^.cbuld not livi) in Florida’s PALM BEAfill.POST City,’ It ;U hard to decide b- WOuld rather l!y« U\ ri pr a City Bukstan,iVhal becomes* of the nMn .when $7,800 per man-per your. Ninety;«[bina City.-^'fymjiu .ItJ'igues oul ln»k th e A d d s o f'lifc five per cent of the class, howoviir, ‘4* ifw u r had , out ufttr collegp day# nro ovc^? had an uverngo earning income of *rnvher lfv«t right How rauty su cceed?' JLoW many. only |4,6D9, and total Income of IT IS announced that Cardinal Hayes, of New York, considering tho incident closed, will muke no reply to Bishop Manning beyond thut already made by Monslgnor Dunn, auxiliary bishop of the Ro­ man Catholic diocese. The latter declares that the right of the Catholic church to annul marriage "derives from Christ, that ci|preh's diyino.founder,'' <I 8«nford ft Gtatfii I>» Fdfewm •i ■ ■W-. c^> All. p e e s s E D ufahpao PiAC£ S t5 0 2v / Rines Filling Statu ’v / ' 1113 Hanford Are. nv-rLfi. p|q This May Be Trouble Breeder Pi t t s b u r g h g a z e t t e -t i m e s There Is a gerlh of discord in n decision mado by a New Jersey Judge that a married man is en­ titled to a night out every week. Tho man’s wife had charged him with desertion, saying he left her alone without telling her where he went or what he did. The court, in discharging tho defendant, ex­ pressed the opinion that n man had u right to stay out “ at least ono evening a week, provided there is nothing wrong in what he does.” Merely discharging the prisoner with the opinion that his action did not constitute desertion would have been sufficient. If a husband in entitled to ono night out, “ provided he docs noth­ ing wrong," why not two, three or six— seven? Muny husbands think they are entitled to that and do go out unquestioned by their wives. It is'altogether likely that must of them do nothing t wrong and that they spend an hour or two away from homo in occupations concerning the innocence of which their wives have no doubt. On the other hand, if it comes down to a “ right," docs he havo the right to "at least one evening a week,” ns the judge stated, and no m ore? The "at least” seems to indicate the limit is more than one. I f it is a mattor o f right, the number should be specified. Then there is the "double stand­ ard" side to be considered. If the man has his night out without question— or two nights— the mis­ tress of the house, in all fairness should have tho same privilege. Of course, there are wives, ns there arc husbands, whose com­ ings and goings are not questioned by their mates. Yet the right the Jersey Court har, accorded to man must be accompanied by unusual tact if wide-spread trouble is to be avoided. Notice to Taxpayers I ! | | | City Tax Books are now q for payment of City Taxes. count of 2, per cent allowed taxes paid in November and; per cent discount on taxes in December. i | j. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collected „ '■ I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ R am in For a Better StuccoH< E very clement ol ch b e e n taken out ol Orll Stucco. Y ou can be suitj you r exterior walls will l eolu tely uniform in col n o streaks— beautiful i>l ture. Oriental Stucco itself readily to *a? tectural period. A e k us about ORIENT,; STUCCO? F or Sale By The Way Of Sinners CHASE & CO. FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS The plight of l he governor of Alabama is typical of conditions throughout America today. Sena­ tors, congressmen, legislators and even members of the clergy, preach one doctrine and practice another. We elect mon to office for what they appear to be. We know noth­ ing about them ns they really arc. Wc have no way to judge men ex­ cept by their spoken1or printed word, and It frequently happens thftt the spoken word that falls from the -lip* df thp sinner Is for. your odlflcatlqai contains moral precepts.for your guidance, but for the personal conduct of the speak-, er an entirely' different code o f morals is frequently revealed, It Is the iitay of the sinner not to practice wh^$ h* greftchee, and, tilla b le Building Supplies ?f. OUr. great -prohibition orators. His voiqc has bpcii raised in every county in Alabam a upholding tlh^' Volstea<l„ Act and *ndvocatlng the f ntpst rign| chfq^erMrit, o f' tho law, apparently now With Uhl mental reservation-for everybody !>ht him- ‘ self and friends. , —. . Will this revelation stiU ‘‘ that mighty Voice?; Ill would be top hud for the real friends of/prohibition to lose such a worthy Of unworthy advocate. J . -r Saturday ational Bank Bank and ; County MHI lira spas Br - Co. =S=XSC==*=S*B . ' Cv ' ' IW * 1 i An i M m When a mun reaches for, his hip- I pocket , during an .altercation arid the other man'drdw* fii^t he can clajm self-defense, because what lx carried on the hip 1*’ deadly whether it cornea in flasks or fab­ ricated blue atoo,— Exg^iartgg. ^iftJ_________ ~ eC flm ber11 threQbankBInSanford l-(,v Spend your monpy for i Oil, Tires and Tubei, AM sories, Phonographs iM Radio, Flar.hliglili ailj j Bntterb'i* «t<: and g*t tk ulars on the Free Phomi C rz rr ami Jobb the alm«ith<ii; 10.400. ' ‘ Y ' W \ - : .The most than an individual has <4kl tyt (wTh* l’ \8opt«.lnteywtlng fails haVkifsiv earned la 9116,000 a year. Aver­ toMJwn irjrijrnf hat® jgothwefl on the class that was age assets per man- are 140,600, Since a few tramps have called graduated in 1017 frqm.tbe Shef- and maximum assets reported by O R X shall change the name of my N)d Scientific School; of Y«U Uni- »n Individual $1,000,000. The general prosperity of the l'1,,1he Georgia , hills from, »s has «l tnemi or revelatt<m,‘•' Idlewddo to “ Woodpile VMa.’VH en was Indicated further by the 4bo«t The governor-pf Alabama is one Exchange. " i i j e t that morf than 70 per cent RIT6H1E of Mary­ tit m « them own automobiles. More land; cbneoMnoue candidate for the than 80 por cent own their own Democrat^ ____7 hotoinetion, tells Chif l l R H I i a $ n W H U > l H l |M a u k l l | U M nomos^t. The average amount of cago ~ Demoerats that each state M i 15 pur,dent .them 'M k Inaurance carried is $22,600 per must .liquor issue fpr ipiarrlod sine* duo* man. i | ' Itself; 'Mbit df them ws . tJM Nearly half the men are on. _ «hle thinks prohibi­ Govern Z#. and their wive* s) f*»ed In the work they had planned tion "hee hwd more inter-tate disJV, to do before leaving college. Itkel* cowards and cold, ihoi oat susceptible As to habtfca, almost 00 per cent hypocrit “ lng in nawas three yes the men nmoke, meanly clgar•, tionalltf on, tho,- fomi “ ttes. Three-quarters of the re- *, ^ id. . ilUa to the fluestlonalre sent-out- TH* Tore'Allowed to thws' adlcnted that the men aren’t have; thel ee laws and heir* o done 1 2 P .M .1 Averse to llano*, Less then ane- marriage r j o experiment •vsrnge darter of the Wen reported they In mgny t $.■ These things omf chit 'd X * " I xvorod the Vi KHmLi tV act. Ion. It will ere not ln>| t* ivorage el ..Th* .f From the i t of recreaIm powerful with tlon golf rscei :iw Ixrgest vote, y lnd - prop Sej _sonte frt There la y ' &►«» man, eight W action : .! •t. JVjttNf tot ;ofter question. , Portable Phonoj <r Fall Returns To Washington Muris murder trial yesterday. A. F. A, Smith, charged with the murder of his friend, John T. Dorham, told with streaming eyes how hp wrote a love letter to nls wife Just before he murdered her lover. Spectators sobbed and suddenly one of the two women on the Jury stood up. Screamed and fainted. The widow of the murdered man, in deep black, was present. They have their exolting murder cases over there also, but they convict and hanat'tha murderers. Curb Service-Tb« ft Servs* m r- THE STOLID British enjoyed an exciting hour in tho Stplla CIGARS — CAl DRINKS—Rmi im MONSIGNOR DUNN, referring to the statement that Miss Van­ NEW YORK WORLD derbilt wns locked up and com­ pelled In marry the duke, says: "It Two years, four months and el­ in June, 1924. 'did seem that tIn* days of making May 27, 1925— New indictment women captives, for marriage, had even days after his indictment by a federal grand jury, Albert it. aga’ fist Fall returned by u new passed.'’ Fall found it necessary for the i grand jury. Government now THE DISCUSSION interests and first time yesterday to enter a where it was just eleven months beyond the reach of their feeble un­ court room. With Edward L. Ilo- and twenty-r.cven duys before itii heny he appeared before Justice two blunders. derstanding. March 29, 1920— Special appeal Monsignor Dunn points out that Hoehllng in tho criminal court of “ the Catholic church has always the District of Columbia and plead­ granted to Fall, In consequence of protested against selling women ed not guilty to a churgo of con­ a procedure permissible in tho dis­ in murringe.” In the Mnrlborough- spiracy to defraud the government trict courts but permissible in no other federal court in the United Vunderbilt case it was rather the of the United States. This is the record of delay, in­ States. husband that was purchased, since and bungling that Oct. 2, 1929— Special appeal the father of tho bride provided difference millions us part of the ninrringe shames tho government prosecu­ finally dismissed, after tho passage tion: of the Walsh act. Six more agreement. June .'10, 1924— Fall indicted. months' delay. Aug. 14, 1924— The government Nov. 10, 1929— Fall finally ap­ IF INTERESTED in movies, hear from Nutuchu Knmbovu, »ec- files u replication to Fall’s pica in pears in court, with, further delay a possibility—a little less than two otid wife of Rudolph Valentino. She abatement. Dec. 13, 192-1- The government and a half years after his original hears from Valentino's spirit that he will enter tho movies in the changes its mind and moves to indictment. For blunders on the part qf gov­ spiritual world aa “ star in celestial withdraw its own replication. Four months’ needless delay. ernment counsel, and for indiffer­ super-specials.” . April 0, 1925— I n d i c t m e n t ence on the part of the president It seems Valentino got used to the spirit, learned to live without against Fall quashed, bocaush the who appointed this counsel and is a body very i|ufekly, because good government had caicluaaly permit­ 1 responsible for its wo^k, no case friends, Caruso, Wallace Reed, ted improper person to appear be­ matches this in our nWn genera­ Sarah Bernhardt, were waiting to fore the grand jury, uway back tion. show him how. MAN CAN not Imagine anything 'lint he hn.i not seen. The Asiatics gave mnny legs, arms and heads to their gods, Swedenborg showed men on an­ other world with brass colored faces, Christians give the devil horns, hoof and a spiked tail, and birclH' wings to the angels. But they are all human in their general muke iip. COMPLETE LM drugs1 Yo uwill recclvs vice at our fount* THEY HAD a pleasant time In Wall street yesterday, some stocks thut foolish bears sold short going to new high records. When Presi­ dent Cootidgc and Secretary Mellon lower income taxes they n'-M vulue of every sound security. Newspaper advertising enables m anufacturers to tell where their products m ay be bought. \ Chow i m e , ^SC Q qu ST^|k£'5 OVgR IN CUBA and Florida/ in the No Time Te Loaf t'his frailties from their abode, My alike In trembling repose,) sm of pis Father and hfr . north, th# west Stic! across -the ocean to Europe* tornadoes have cy tlono their destructive woyk within a few months. ' ’ . v U ' '■ The sun, source of light, heat and fuel, is blamed. A disturbance there, 99,000,000 miles away, means destruction here. We Should •be grateful for our safety, travelling so dose to that huge furnace. ■-* PROSPERITY’S stepchildren are the cotton growers and the textile Newspaper advertising cdsls less than any otljer EMIAH’H WORK >'l oin manufacturers. Women that used a gteat work, no that 1 c-m kind. to wear yards upon yards of ma­ down; why nhould the terial now wear nkout ns much..a1* whilst I leave it, oikI The merchant or other business man who is not Ek ’ll to you ?” Neh. 0::i. is used to wrap up « baby. taking advantage o f tho opportunities offered by Northern textile workers worry newspaper advertising to boost hfa business now will about the removal of their Industry ilflqR*—Great God, tony we to the south, and they may. still be facing re-adjustm ent problems when his », So busy with the work of Coal and iron, side by side, took Bing, that tho tempter eniinot com petitor is back on a normal business plane. the iron mills to Pittsburgh. Cot­ i (, *. »• ritruy. ~ oEvery successful business man could add other good ton. cheap" power and labor, side by Hide, naturally lake the textile PAPH FROM AN ELEGY reasons for advertising to that list. Unless a mun in busi­ industries to the south. i,hl» hood upon the inp ness uses some method o f telling the world what he has IN Til IS lund of ll,r>,000,000 the to sell or what he cun do in the way o f service for his com ­ religious have lived and worked fortune and to fame munity. he will be u sorry failure. Advertising is the door peaceably, side ljy Hidu. The first (town; to success. direct denunciation of one roligion see frown’d not on his 0 --------------------by another sinews Dr. Burchard’s tltuabt* birth “ Rum, Romanism and Rebellion'' ItaeUncholy marked him for speech conies in the denunciation •Mt own. of Rome nnd the Cutholiy church by Bishop Manning, head of the m u hit bounty and his soul W ith Christmas near at hnnd and the demand for liquor Protestant Episcopal church. * Ml Tho Protestant dignitary de­ did a recompense as greater than at any other time this year, General Lincoln Andrews, head o f the nation’s prohibition forceH, is optim ­ nounces the annulment of the sly lend: misery (all he had) a istic over the keeping o f the cou n try’s dry laws. He says Marlborough-Vanderbilt wedding as “ impertinent intrusion.” seek his merits to dls- Mh end Mipl« (Oewprfcht 1M , »y staie OaJ ) t i p n , tQ The \'V . i f ■' L a v '- . - ' >, ■!• Afaii 1 i f �1i’■ V AT*‘Vw LUt (1 'a ‘ v p - - ” !':” * ■*v »>. a; A* , ig j Social li»t at 8 o’clock* of the Wom*t 10 o’clock Association o f chool will meet at School at 8:80 with buckles of rhinestones. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, rows and orchido. Her only ornament was a large cameo brooch, a family heirloom. Mrs. Spencer, mother of the bride was gowned in black bro­ caded velvet, worn with a large hat of black velvet. Adding touch o f color was her corsage of pink rose buds. Mrs, Claude Hbrndon was attired in a becoming gown o f Mudona blue chiffon elaborately embroid ered in silver and worn over cloth o f silver. Immediately after tho ceremony the young couple left in their cur for » short wedding trip and upon their return, will make their home with the bride’s parents for the present. Of reseda green crept* with ves­ tee and touches of blonde geor­ gette, in tho chic traveling cos­ tume worn by Mrs. Harden. Her hat is a close-fitting model of blondo crushed velvet, with trim­ mings of Bmall metallic and pas­ tel-tinted French flowers. Her I’ biitn Itv F In iu lern shoes and other accessories are Ilrido of Saturday afternoon who before her mnrriago was Miss also o f blonde. Her wrap is of Lillie Ruth Spcncor. Mrs. Harden is tho daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. rust-colored velour with hand­ Garland nnd Wesley Spencer and has made her hdlho in Sanford alt some bandings o f fur. of her life. She Ih a gradual^ o f the Sanford High School and later| Mrs. Harden is the daughter of attended the Florida State (Jqliege for Women. Following the an­ Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wesley nouncement nf her jngngciroent, Mrs, Harden has been the recipi­ Spencer, and possesses an unusual­ ly sweet soprano voice. She is a ent o f many social courtesies^ The marriage wns a brilliant event popular member of the younger of Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Church. loeial set, and since the nnnounce nent of her engagement had been Mrs. Ernest Hill ami small Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Harding ■xtensively entertained with nunerous delightful social courtesies, daughter, Peggy, returned home have returned from a short wed­ ihe is a graduate of Sanford High .Sunday evening from Cloarpater ding trip nnd are making their where they spent the past ifort- home for the present at the home Ichoo !>>later attending the Florida a t the * latter's parents, Mr. and 'oliege fo r Women at Tal- night a s ' the" gusts 'o f hr 'sistr, Itate ■Cc Mrs. G. W . Spencer on Hughey Mrs. Tom Owen. j , ahaasee. Street. Tho groom is tho son or Mr. and Mrs. John Leonnrdi returned Irs. Joseph Burton Harder of AshThe many friends of .\Ir3. Seth homo Saturday evening where sho >urn, Ga„ and be came to Snr ford spent several days with her par­ Woodruff will regret to learn that bout throe years ago. Ho is a I ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. Hatheock. she continues quite ill at the homo -raduate of the Ashburn High of her sister, Mrs. Julius Takuch on 1chool, and also of tho GeorgiaEdward Henderson, Alfred Lin­ Celery Avenue. llabama College at Macon, Ga. coln and Hewon Lassiter, students le Is now connected with tho San- nl Stetson University, spout* the Robert Axt of Flushing, Long ^rd Bank and Trust Company. week-end here as the guests of Mr. Island, is visitin his uncles, Wal­ The many friends o f tho young Henderson's mother, Mrs, E. M. ter and Philip Bach fur several ouple join In wishing them every Carroll. weeks. uture hapiness. Orlando D. A. R. Will Give Bridge Party °f Wilmington! » home Wednesday. * * m p p f : P**t ten day# SoroHVtxi [ColkFe, ^ a M i k i o f the •Tynfng Mr, and Mrs. 1, bdrijqf tha 1 »ad Albert Smith' H w i5 iS#Jrrw *r* o f roaa *nd^^»U- of tfirn guest*, f t . Sunday evening V w . hjfOgadar and tha flowers she ding rshasreal at thafi .?c, aa^i nf iuaaa 'mds. ... f w s f r S tm t •County, near th* W *. N. 0 . M rl, Margaret 2 »w « joined by bjrldrf, who ** «nd Klssl- ‘ >r _ H<l^ l *■'* ■V a *; #A.’rVW n: 4, t> _ r e # lf m^her jxjdsstrue tibia U1 >«vea Wednesshe wife, if taffeta. On Mr. ______“ j t # uj-tiiC i *i. . i ■■ of m i I ■ eating o f visitors com ing to Sanford : erty— * ■ ' 3 There is a grow ing demand fo r small furnished agent, is at your service—telephone588—he will personally call and and inspect your rental property— .• !& * A liV ? -’ il!,1 . I !. («• L .‘ C.. "* * ■ v • *. fr. *,! * . * I U mK : ** ».-■ tr pV v * rvi * .'r’-.'Si am mm m ■-‘V * •t, ’' y V* m ■ i.v 4 •i K * .•J unfurnished Mr. J. L, Hurt, our bonded re rita l. -i.oun J) and j apartments and houses— ..'rt. ‘^’~**^*,\ . W . A - ’1 •T -V H' ^ by listing with us your rental prop-, ,. l A Novelty Romance “ BLUE BOY“ ■ -3 I .1 .. Y * \■j You can materially assist in the lo- . * “We’re in the Navy Now” ’ .Tv k *ii *ii Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton and Chester Conhlin ’UYi 'Pm * W t What Have You to Rent... •4 MONDAY'" t V -J u Continuous from 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. (Me, A The Amusements DC W w W t t j « v *■•"* R-Tr*,vg5|WJ- Q r t b o p fa w m )\ Hand Bags Pocket RooIb Traveling Setg ^ In the nCw Skin r tr 1r Brownind Leather 9 . ’ ’1 ' s ; Miss Elizabeth W.'dtner returned to Orlando Sunday afternoon where sho is attending Cathedra) School, after spending the Thanks­ giving holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Whittier. r- futore happmcil ' % ' ■>,. lii'fA t •r v " Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Wheelesa re­ turned home Saturday from Tnllahnsseo where they spent Thanks­ giving with their dnughter, Miss Sarah Wheelesa, who is a senior nt Florida Stnto College for Wo­ men. «r,Af revelation of... , i Mt weflk» jLt, * s LOVER yk M U r .Him*- ii Itcioua te« • ■ . :. ' - On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock tho Orlando Chapter of the D. A. ■ ^•■ ■■■■■■■■■■■S K U B B B gaaaisaaaaaB xaaaaiiM B B I R- will give a subscription bridge a party at the Orange jCoBrt apart­ ments to which memborT of tho Saltie Harrison Chapter' of San­ ford and their friends are cordially invited. Bridge and 600 will be played. S H O U L D H E A R IT ,,pp n )ega a J fe v Additional O nPage, cording Secretary, Mrs. Forrest MncAIlistcr; Corresponding Sec­ retary, Mrs. AAlbert P. Connelly; Treasurer, Miss Katherine Wilkey; Historian, Mrs. E. A. Douglass; Registrar, Mrs. W. Morton Thig­ pen; Chaplain, Mrs. J. D. Parker. l AtTh«J jg Baskets o f yellow chrysanthe­ mums and ferns were used in dec­ orating the rooms where the meet­ ing was held. A short buslnetri session was held, presided over by tlpt presi­ dent, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllst, when the yearly reports from the far* loun standing officers was read, after which the election of officers took place resulting aa follows: President, Mrs. W. Morton Thig­ pen; First Viva-President, Mrs. James O. Sharon; Second VicePresident, Mrs. L. Y. Bryan; RRe- B elation an how beaui j b J duced, a - ‘L .t ' an'd.eiij us^play-it ? de V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. was held Friday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat on Palmetto Avenue. Charles Ludwig. Miss Stokesf gown was of orchh iH a B K aa B B aB M n aH H U H B a H a a au a a aa a H M a ra a u aa a aH ai (Elizabeth and silver changeable bengatln h Miss Thelma Spurling ■ a n a a n M in iB n a a n M a n a js m taffeta made with basque wain ford” (Billy and having a vestee of flesh geor To W ed Orlando Man gette jit the back. * The circula On Tuesday Afternoon The Shining skirt with its uneven hemline tvn jichool. lined with .rpse , taffeta ■ over i A wedding in which much ini taking part as short’ skirt;also at rose.taffeta [Ralph McGagjiin A largo bow o f rose pink vclvd' erest centers will bp that of *,lf,Telford, Rlch- vyas placed at the waist line atytfu Tuesday afternoon when Mlsa 0. Moore. •; ■ifeck. 1With Hiis. she Wore ftlpperi Thflma Mary .Spurling* tha daughpies" by th* ,i f ' roso pink-kid and she, jrnrrlei t t of Mr. adn Mrs. J. E. Spurlng, become* .the ‘bride of IlHarold ah atm bouquet of orchl^-colayer Potter Danforth of Orlando. Tho m |«5»y (iflaylette). ohrysafithAmpms,. ', i •eremony villi 'la k e place at the The datae of'honor, Mrs. Roy home o f the bride’s parents, “ The 'Z a u h or^ P fl- mond G, Fox, entered alone. She "Jaks" on McilonviHe Avenue. The •wthy .CptMjh; Pil- wad gowned In a French creation i Mauser. CovernoT of turquoise and sflyer charjgijabl*, lAstor o f the" First Methodist Church, Rev. W. P. Buhrman, w^ll |whrm»n. bengkllfHi taffeta, the waist being officiate. ' . ’ '' Song’* . by thp made basque effect, with rose vel,Y T h e‘ bride will have as her at, '' , S'; .vqt ribbon* appllqued In shapes of tendknte, Mia’s Florence Spurling, (>p costume) tiny tinv .yalfet .velvet :F*ench' actosy her slgter as maid of honor, and :Frtnc)i flowers 1 tte fir s t' trade..,; tha iw<*J-,iW.;<httent , down thfr aaothpr sister, Miss Ols Spurling . Lullaby” Martha back to t}v* *here thoy Wfl) bh tfidespihid. Little Mildred the three In- ended fri a largh W>u£ Ksthsrtqe Wells of Sanford, Me., • McDaniel; Leo* 'ant skirt was c A young niece o f the bride, will Donald Lar feet Jn blp^ brehi. act as*flower girl. Bradford, 1l!eta, banded With tfse velvet rib­ Jsmes Yarborough of OOrlando bon*. Her shippers, were, of* gold wHl'ba beit man and C apt Jame# brocade and shh carried gold-pol- Mitchell also o f Orlando, will bo orad chry*«nthqpsqm»iV- , groomm^an., , Acting 'aA Wald j^ M iJ o r , was A . p r o g r a m o f nupHal i, r -sip /*-vv . — ■- jpalmettp^ a munk 'Ws>he«i> arranged by. Mrs. Mis* Eleanor, ‘ ;J [ _ ,S f . ‘ s?S'* si■»< | a ■ Who; was a nUrka 'Btaele, pianist, ysZIsted by' coualn o f the J . To die man or woman who loves music, Benjamin spent' ______ Mrs.-f)ladd*, ^orndon* loprang.^; picture •o__f girlish Ikm*diatqly thy cereuiony, •Df pleasantly In frock o f "rt*a ohen'gethe new Orthophonic Victrola is a revof her aunt able' " * ’' *bengalitih —:t— -*teffqta, -* »-* «fitk .th w rw rtlu b f *an informal W t f e With _ 1Ja! — W •JseASWa'srtn AV amrxiIrttlAn ' A^ j,.Vbdh^ant of/the^rnetnhm basque. waist/ thi> EVERY M U SIC ;ir $ » Tom Owe* tuned hom« I The annnnal hbuslnesa meeting Clearwater wa and election o f officers o f the N. Thank tgiviag. Mrs. Charela Ludwig entertained a number of frianda end relatives Sunday at her home on the Weet Side in celebration o f her birth­ day anniversary. The rooms of this spacious home were abloom with quantltlea Of cut flowers and ferns arranged with Artistic effect In crystal baskets Mhd bowls. Potted plants were also tued to advantage. At, 6 o’clock a delicious eight e6iiree dinner was served. Covers era laid for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melsch and daughters Ruth and Clara, Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank Melsch and daughter Constance, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pesold, Virgin­ ia Fesold, Mrs. Anna Schtnah, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt, Miss Irene Brandt, Gus Schmah, Joseph/Lu<h wlg, William Ludwig and Mrs. One of the loveliest and most panno velvet made with Eton impressive weddings taking place* jacket and worn over a blouse of this season was that of Saturday white crepe de chine. If 0 carried afternoon at the First Methodist’ tho ring m the heart o f a pink Church;, when Mias Lillie Ruth .roso. Spendef became the bride of The bride entered with her fntbHarden, the ceremony bo­ er who gave her in marriage-They om ed by the pastor, Rev. were met at the altar by the Buhrman. v / ; gjdom and his best man, Elwyn Long! before the Appointed hour Moore. the chnrch was flu id witlj.friends Radiantly lovely in her bridal and relatives of the young couple. robe of heavy white moleskin sat­ Never haa the Church in was the bride. The waist was been more beautifully ’ decorated made basque, while tho full boufthan, fo r this occasion. The chan- fant skirt had tho uneven hemline cel and choir loft were banked sol­ and was finished in four largo idly with potted ferns/ forming a scallops. Her soft tulle veil was rich, dark background for tall arranged in coronet effect with white pedestal wicker baskets Duchess lace, an<f also banded with filled with white chrysanthemums, this samo exquisite lace caught in and ‘ slanted candelabra holding clusters of real orange blossoms. lighted white tapers. Her Slippers were of white satin i at Presbyterian flock. irth'nuptials at Overhead garlands of feathery the home of the asparagus ferns were suspended and Mrs. JJJ. and were caught at cither side, Oaks" on Mel- The chancel rail was covered with asparagus ferns nnd placed at intervals wci^s potted maiden-hair ferns. The Interior o f the church business mect- was encircled with feathery •n’s Club will be boughs o f bamboo, while over the [house at 3 o’clock windows were garlands of aspara­ Circlo will meet gus ferns. All the pows’ vpefd..dec­ in the T. E. L orated with sprigs o f asparagus sptlst church. ferns caught with clusters of dwarf white chrysanthemums. Those reserved for the relatives i of the First Bap- and out-of-town guests Were [hold business ant marked with ropes o f maline. ^ 3 :3 0 o'clock at Proceeding the wedding Cere hu*y Beck, mouy a lovely program o f nuptial ar and cafeteria music was rendered at the organ tonien of the Holy by Miss Chrfrlotto Smith, assisted Church at the by Mrs, Claude Herndon, sopra­ bn Oak Avenue. no, an nunt o f the bride, and Claude Herndon, Jr., violinist, a cousin of ~T • urdsy the bride. Tho numbers were ory Hour nt t “ Old Refrain” (Fritz Kreisler), by I’clock. Claude Herndon; and “ Until” (W il­ fred Sanderson), “ I Love You iProgram Is Truly” (Carrie Jacobs-Bond), by Herndon, The Bridal Chorus The Pupils Mrs. from Lohengrin was used as pro­ Side School cessional, while Mendelssohn’s Wedding March was used as re­ Dtcreating Thanks- cessional. During the ceremony |was presented by 'To a Wild Rose" (MacDowell) East Side school was Boftly played b y Claude Herun of their prin- don, accompanied by Miss Smith. Owen, on WedThe ushers, Raymond G. Fox, i st tho Fast Side Ben Cantwell, Lloyd Boylo nnd G, i number of moth- W. Spencer Jr., a brother of tht |of tho school were bride, entered in pairs taking their places at each side of the chnncol as follows: They were followed by the brides Chill November” maids, Miss LeClaire Jones, a ecus the bride, and Miss Dorothj urn*. tves Are FallMiss Jones was lovely in an ini school. [Sorted model o f turqpuiBO blue Little Leaves” and silver changeable bengalim taffeta. The waist was mad< River” by the plain in the front, while in th 'f back was a vesteo o f flesh geor , play let to) road gette. It was made to reveal ai underskirt also o f rose taffeta. A the waistline was a large bow a? Edith Single- o f roso petal pink velvet ribbor kQuillu Porter, Her slippers were of petal pinj Antoinette cid. She carried an arm bouque on, Marguerite o f pink chrysanthemums. /* jfe Mrs, Charles Ludwig Mrs. Morion Thigpen Entertains Friends At Elected President Of Dinner Sunday Night Local D. A. R. Chapter Bride of George Cyrus Harden .GEORGE C. HARDEN UNITED tN •' BEAUTIFULCHURCHWEDniMn *wffl meet #t home of Mrs. _ j « venire. H0f tie Baptist « ‘•V:r:;<'-'. ' V, ■ -■v i' M«v*^ & .»*•**■ v *1 jRJHf * 4 $ y f ijfe v, ?;.**• t -'A * I W ; :) is l M •I �V -' rtt m Itary and 4te, to be Greeted by \ Site* for th* tat* _ _ _ f„ 4ng considered. Th* r le to be built by the United inter* and I „ ■: at a t temporary to p p ­ ing?afr ' place, if a commit­ tee of the chamber of commerce can formulate a definite program of, improvement. The committee was named after a meeting,'dur­ ing Which the matter of making New &*#rna‘ ,po*t of call for '• jfirt RoVAL 1 3 o f ; i viA\te e e d u tjv; ---------- PENSACOLA — Definite an* _>onncement regarding work on the r .Sc«nie Highway Into Pensacola • from the Escambia bridge will be made hare on Thanksgiving by Dr. S F.‘( A.. Hathaway, chairman of the :v:Btiita( R o.d Department. The chairman, who will bo a guest of Mayor J, Harvey Bayllss, will in^'«P «ct the Escambia bridge. 1 BARTOW — Henry Thomas, ne­ t ikl ATn( P iA h jo 0w« i d o ; UOM W U VA UFOKl v te ft V lC irf.' :f t o -m > & ah> GUL ? ^ Voi3 VitU- * CALL U P O tf ME -iOMORROU) V£ W<a W BL .MV ( p & H avo j ~-0 . ^ ik > << Vf ) I; < i ( 6^ lilUP&UKE v ) ( <t- %9 •t* ‘ * FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A t y o m £ C M /J 2 U £ V R A M -Y ‘kM o W A L L kIMPS O FA AilM A U FU R * IS U SED WMAT DOES AG RAISES RA69ITS" uP (M CAMADA-M&S’ GO T A C0UPU9 MUWD060 OF •&M! DOUJCrn’EMTeAlSG ’ EM FOG 7A ’ 7 I Know My Business CATS f o g a i m T J / v a a a . vamat GOOD FoQ. ' y f COULD CATS FOP, AWVTMWG ? J ( BS US6D FOP ? USGDFOG lit /* ^ A ao a , T n aeacL ss?^ ^ / •o v^. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES TO *,tV!D V 't .TLLTvtb B\LLraJ S o YOO Our lino of fixtures is both or- namcnlnl and serviceable at genulno Ravings prices. Why lay out large aums when Just as attractive and serviceable fixtures can bo had 'at'economi­ cal prices? See our line be­ fore buying. 7-; FORT LAUDERDALE—Tho American Red Cross has de­ cided to lond financial aid , Ini;, caving the eltru? crop • vofV the Davie sectino, damaged V by the east coast hurricane. ITenry •F M. Baker, director, stated that the, k. <n(|aJ>liatioivjiVould appropriate up v t<>;08OO for the work, provided ;.iw L . , I I H I in M U ■M M H H M M M M N I HAVJtwV GaT AVrt'N6 ToV10WRV ftSooTYXCtPT GY.TTI,-lu.V.rtvi.~AKO,lK}C\Ot‘fiTALL'Vy Weft’S A CUW/t YOU MVSUT Pi MO SOMt STYLES HAVE CHANGED i LOT SlWCfc 1WAS Hospital LcjT: VDP. - y t — Why, Of Course! ( »VmV rtYr AM OLD VEfcCH .THOOOW f & » ! W < fT 'lL \ l DO wrtw ALLTW\«»? 1 CAM 6tT THAT ¥OVL COAT NOW— OR KEBB6 SOME O R.iO S THIHK OP ALLTH'c WHISTMAS gHOPPlM l COOLD DO W\TH.*TWSCHECVC 1-----N o ! WAfT A MtNlfTE-GEEr! \'vJt SOT A a tT T fe R ttONCH THAW THAT— I KMOW VMWft VLL T>© ( aw . v S ully - Melton Electric Co. 321 S, Sanford Are ls of... SALESMAN $AM rz fAw „W<rv F ?7 M Sam Makes a Purchase I d v°i L TvJRTS A .WAGori- IF TWSTS o il 5 WBLL WAVVLt. WHAT IT lt> . nnAAta M V«3i T HOW much D006H PO N ttO To WftFfLE.f,T ^ 2 SZ3 p announce that he will be a ~ T m w t L r w mTKT fro HOW n o w foR T H " WWEVt WAbON.mTtflT HAMfi W AFFiZZ - HDIO n UOObrt G»oT? candidate for re-election to the nffice of City CoMtmia■if *J Knows He'll Be Short^HjWIgcd i (tN^CAft YOU IT ■rr v>' j l ONLY HAV» fgjb, Do>, / Yjo “ ‘ IMlStO Mt X. COULD GO T POKBAf GAMB TONIGHT .y ... f., ^ T T V , \) ■X i y > -v WBK;; ' ”4^1 . I '>'•< ' t m ctt^ e r s r y oO /W S A /^ T ^ S ^ y VGAW-I GAW iAU. BUT C A T S - SQtoG FOR ? ww^f if a S' - ' NO.HOWtv-1^ , BUT ! simply camV STfcr a w r LOM&W - i\i£ Told TrtE do«,PftrtL FIXTURES - t o TH .N V i » A B R uT A t u ^ r^ n ou ? mmmm -------------------- -— Tho Prince of Wales speaks French so fluently that ho makes n p0|nt 0f reading French books and new»pBpera regularly. ___________ ■--------------------rm . f r n i > - Q k nnT )p ®n? P P e 16 WA oi ORLANDO The shoppe for the little one i wardrobe LAYETTES NOVELTIES . BABY FURNITURE gro, found court proceedings rathbOYB AND GIRLS 2 TO 5 ; «r,'•disastrous when he was given f.i . three sentences on as many chnrg— o f ' robbery. The first time bmfki was arraigned ho was aiy*ti'I2 months for breaking and '{X[ '.eti& time, 0 years for robbing the entering a1 Auburndale; the scjV American Railway Express Comb^ 'pony, and the third time, five years git fw an Atlantic Coast Lino railv/ rogd, theft 1 '. -to GReer-me queen c(fm y fair to reports reaching here from sdU and. Winter Haven, both FORT LAUDERDALE—A brok­ being produced now. John F. en; motor in u small boat used WINTER HAVEN— A. H. Bow- t ja fig o v o .. • tR W IM C rT O 'M A H t n e i g h b o r s Th u V3( t v e to ib r tE t Fort Lauderdale, Tarpon Springs, ■ f /T a l l a h a s s e e — watermci- Lnko Wales, Plant City, Winter %r ona and strawberries in tho wlnter- Haven nnd Apopka have "gone I 'v t o o . for Florida tables! Accord- over," it was utnted. ers, local credit burenu manager, jR |n possession of whut may bo (jonoral RoboH E. Lee's original fnr0We!l message, delivered to |^0>-a troops at Appomatox Court (Ioug0i Virginia, April 9, 1B65. The faroWcll message was presented to Mr Bowers by tho famous Pres­ ton family of Virginia . ■nj K •'y'Vl'V PALATKA— Four states ore he told police when arin compaction with Florida for t lh municipal court, paid-up 1026 membership.-i. Illi­ INB — Polk county Is nois, Wisconsin, Texas, nnd, finally Bg to entertain delegates California, hnvo challenged Flor­ 'visitors to the mid-winter ida, according to Howard Rowton, r riMtltig of the National Realtor's stato adjutant, and nppeab for tho Aaaeclatlon, at Miami, who are cx- Florida legionuirus to “ get busy" -.y pasted to Stop off in this section. have been issued. Dade City, --------- -fo - v J E i< s d ib » w j r . ^ * i-i f -tin -fi 1 - t V '.1 j! e A ^ 6 R ‘| c A f ! h ' 0AV k •KISSIMMEE - Nine freight cars of the Atlantic Coast Lino wore derailed here, when n train -,/Tgft into a crossing under repair. K f-Three tank cars o ’ oil wero smash, 00 and a side-tracked box car T hwrecked. The engineer claimed ■■■•.that he was not flagged down in tige to stop. [! 't* —&o lie V M k T K S .V f’ S 6 l3 oh * '"lY R N A — A 30*foot __ J ;the property of Re* ir e fc X m M F w fa a ]» getting i -and Stephen Angelo, was back, td h solid, substantial. busi­ a bar close to the south the inlet' daring * bat­ ness bneto, wWch In the lohg ran; es ebb tide and huge la going :to result .more to Its ad ___ The boat was carried vantage than iuw.tempopgry boom '{JO* inlet by high tide, and can possibly do," declared Cyrus E. Woods, of Flttkburgh, former ' loot sigh of. ambassador to Japdri and Spain, ivrQ'j " CKObNVILl.B - Twenty-five upon arrival hero with his wife hottl ‘rooms were all taken, nnd mother for the winter. Mr. [hnenvtll^ Kimmltx, whoi Woods predicted a big tourist seaerson street for his night's I son for the state. ,■ " In. his pocket, chose a box it, a Bvownvllle -farmer, has j f,)P deep sen fishing resulted In a .jflted several Wngonlonds of party of local residents being forcter melons, well developed 'and c<i to drift about in thp gulf for y, and* MiHon Pledger, Winter five hours before a rescue bqnt van attorney, Is wearing stTaw- ‘ f„umi them. Tho party headed by harry sprigs In his lapels- H* has j, n . Cnln, local bank employe, m*i acre* growing in then}. he had landed « 10-pound kingfisn li- wild, and expects to have some for whcn tho accident occurred. "'hunks fvlng dinner. j ------- BcrfU « 1\'^9 o f . . can cJt oor TH' KIDPiM#r V o J CPiN \T Fofk. 7 5 * B0O <5 < str g r a v . \MWV, FOR M&6P1^' CATS w arm !) y ' : //$ % �SP-m V U l »w . i«nfAKl»eV|«l*W IN •ViV." Q iu- M i* %* m ■' V', ♦t-'Wa in iiin R iiim «■ « i n i u i i i i u "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaHaBBaaBaBaH aH Baaai£ : 18— Business Service Offered 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles ^ S .< H v fe iA r % .v !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aB aaB | 89— W anted— H eal B atata 75— Business Places for Rent 94— Houses For Sale* ! ship 11 south, liana*. 19 east, In Bay Rt orlda. Snmliiute County, ’ trior JAME8 ,H. COWAN— All kinds of FOR SALE u good mule. Defendants. • REA I, ESTATE WANTED A. G. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent foe T o III* defendants In the above amount Tin add Sheet Metal Work. Barnes, Orange City. Will boy or trade for your equity stores or offices at Park AvI. MODERN ROCKBOND and frame styled causa, to w ll ; bid to h ______________ _ Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak To Sarah M. Durranca. If living, or Bund u n t il -w o r t r l* i In any lots In any subdivision in and Commercial Street W. H. bungalow. Have targe living anti If item), then all partita claim­ Avehue and Third Street. Tele*’ Flans, and e p e d fie s t l Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo. 57— Good Things to Eat jo o m , dining room, 3 bedrooms, South Florida. In answering this ing Interest In tho fo llow in g da* obtained from County , Jb phone 111._____________ scri i,*>d limits uniter Ha rah M. Duradvertisement tell me how much aunparlor, kitchen with built in ranee, deceased, ur ut tier wise. John ONLY HAMnEUGER Bill’s in 77— Houses For Rent'. fixure^i including breakfast nook, you have paid, tho balnnce due, •licks. If living, and If dead, then ‘ CLARENCE SMITH 3 D„ 1916. i3na i% ■ill port tea claiming Interest in tho u,to.isr tho lot numbers, and tho location Porte-Cochere, double garage. Com­ General Contractor State ur Florida for a real ham-i i following described land* under „v. R. DOUO___. New Modem Doub­ plete in every respect. Only two of property, also give your pr*a-1 J ^ i l f o F X E S a d , . 600 West First Street berger. Call at 3 !« 'a Sanford Av- 1' 0 R RENT • mi vs • io n s , u * i sa e s it, esc u i'iu i * » u v n iT l Iof II vCount) H C lIIH 1 L m or otberl|«an| le! House. 4 rooms, large closet, blocks from now High school build­ ant and home address. Write Box wist; B. N. Bull. If living, and if; (Radi) i fi . *y; ... cijuu. i t Phone 441 dead, then i)H parties claiming In -; l*uh. .VbV,' St ;1 IS. Dte.'k. ' V 435, and 440. by month. A. N. ing. Selling on very reasonable BW-B Caro Sanford Herald. lerest In the following ■ -- • ' . . 1 >■ Webb, 106 North Laurel'.' Innds under K, H. Bell, decoasnd. or __ . MARRY IF.Lonely; most attccessterms. Phono 786-W Box 200 care AlIVKHTlSfitiaNT __Iql ir>— Specials at the Stores. otherwise; nil A MV HHTfSflwBNT L VM ---------------------- -— , ’ •0— Automobiles for Sale . , , . nnd , . .unknown parties , Herald. fi^ fo o m a Jftlekdifr hundreds rich, . i cluliiilns 'following t — trggtinm' 1 i-luloilng Interest In the lb*'follow ing R * « l CssslrssIMn FOR, RENT— Fivn mom etucco ----------------------------------------------------ilrscrlhril lands; 'which lands are , confidential;. 'reliable Healed bids Will ba Foil K E N T VULCANIZING WORKS. •■••arHI.ed f,' l' ow" : Houtheast the Board of County Com bungalow located on corner in years experience; descriptions free. I T n n h 1 v [ t f wif>viP Ai? t i d p o 1•I'lMrti'r kniith^ fkt qua rte r tif of Heml nolo County. inor._ IIUUU AjMl liO U D Y E A R T IR E S, t Hfctlou 8; north hnlf nf nnrthwrut Sanford Heights. I-argo living ■The Successful Club*' Mrs. Nash, l M rt 11STK D l >IX N E It W A It E U. S. 1*. Flatteries, ftiiarter of Hurt Ion 17: anti northoant before in A. M. Hecembav mom, dining room, two bed rooms Box 650 Oakland, California. Distributors Chandler ,-f uusrter «if for the conatruetlon of a W atbs In A d r*»» •HI b* m e l»* d I collector sent - pyinent. jy e -s line - «? * “ » * ’■/ I-.7e • \ m reg*<*fL rates are lor artions. average length of 30c for [■ restricted to __ition. |t« m»d« ril° S“ J* 'rill b« responsible We make a specialty of our prompt ^correct insertion,* filling o f prescriptions and quirk . /0r iuhseouent delivery. Ioffice should be Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Italy in case of B. Iu PERKINS — Haberdasher e r t is e r s headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e ] Clothes. 110 First Street. d representative jniliar with rates, ■ification will give [information. And hey will assist you lour want ail. to .effective. jInt n o t ic e [should give their office ltddress as pheijo number if Mulls. About one f ■ thousand has a t the others can’t with you unless ur address. 22— Millinery— Dressmaking DRESSMAKING children’s sewing a specialty. 121E Palmetto Ave. 21— Insurance INSURANCE 'i Wo nro prepared to render expert service in the following lines of insurance. |nuanre ME ST He |n at The Sanford for by letter. Tele* llnuanccs are not bath including shower, kitchen ______ Commercial Avenue 4750.(111 C A S H A N D with electric range nriH water heater. Front and hack porches. JEWETT AND PAGE THE HALL HARDWARE 465.00 |kt month will buy a Owner living out of tho state and RIVE’S GARAGE PRONE 8 will rent for 475 month. For five room bungalow, brand now, S a n f o r d Dealer port c ■roc hr i c, hardwood floor*, 208 W. Ut St. Phono 617 appointment phone 713. lift Fuel and Feed built in features, located iu thu SANFORD HOICK CO. FOR RENT -1 room bungalow, bath heights. Lot 50xl,’to. FOR IJUyfj 212 Magnolia Ave. 00 ( a l l asr.i. hot water connection. Complete­ *■ a 1 s*- * Phono 867 Price 46750.00 ly furnished, five minutes from cd .V * „ jL, Post Office. Phone 571-J, Mrs. 58— Household (.nods LINCOLN FORD - FOKDSON * <*l,t l HCGIl REALTY Lawson, 812 Union Ave. Edward Higgiii'', Inc. i n MPA NY LI. Sill. 1112 Myrtle Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 FUR RENT unfurnished bungnlet- Tel. 311 First Nut. Ilk. Wgulcd— to Buy. USED CAR EXCHANGE ■> tc. Three moms hath and garage. SANFORD, FLORIDA CORNER PARK AND SEiONU 1513 Palmetto Ave. Q. W. WANS LEY, Manager WANTED O b u y C e l e r y P l a n t s , REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Give pn h t ’ ii n n s w e r i n g t h i s (ifllRKK Brand New Stucco Bunga­ nd. B ox. (£ic T h o, ffrruld. lows for rent, desirably located, —— -It DODGE IIU0141ERS modern throughout. Inquire ut 57— Rdoma With Board. Bautnel’s. Dealers 85-— I.tits !• ur Sale ROOMS, with or without meal.i 78— O ffice* an d Desk R oom SKI t. GOOD USED CARS SEE SANFORD DRUG COMPANY . ■. “ Tho R oxaII Store” Itenunimhle rates, Lincoln Hotel. OFFICE FDR KENT- In Meiseh Bldg Apply A. P Connr’ ty * Sons, Mngnolln nnd 2tnl Mi*—Rooms WYfhout Board APARTMENT llo l'S K l!i'J6 18 Si 1825 M U ', 1323 1321 SITE D o d g e S p ecial T o u r ip g Fi I'd Toui mg Dodge Sp 'i iu] Sedan F o r d II o i a l i i ’iit 1.« all ini Truck IK e i land I T o u r in g Hil'tlon 17; nil In Township II hard surfaced road bttWMS , somi,. Iiunue 30 east. In Momlnola i.'bnrm and the Ovlsdn-OeneVn on the Hectlun line between gfet i'ooiil v. V'loclda I Vo,i slid each of you. are lierehy in and It Town 11 8outk.lUa| i orilcreil to appear to tho Mil to Hast. I iioli-l Hilo to lands herein filed In W certified chccV for i ' h nb-’vl' ,<nt it led i-.iii.t- mi the cth ! ci-nt of tho amount of the bli •Inv I'rccnihci. Iff., at the Court- nro.inpuny the hid which Wll .... . **f Heinlnoli* t'ouaiy, Klorldn. |,,.m (,v tho I’ommlssloncrs un1 It l« further .ud.-roil that this ,v,„u N nicoutcd. In the plac#' iinl.-i lie piililloli.il In The Hiinf’iril hi.iifl 1*1.ms and- ep.-clflcatlons ......... Il'i ild a iicivxp'iP' r ,.f (totioinl lie had ui [lie i‘minty Knglni -■It , ntutlon piilili.hcd In Hiiiifonl, In Vi min,,io l*nunt\. f-'lm Ida. l\ Itn-x'i mi li.iiul and tlio eo,,| nf <'li< nil t'oiirt of H.'inlnote t’onii S.-vinlli Judtv.l.il I'lr.-oll of Nm ■ i Id a. I h l a r, i l i u u f N ,Iv V K. l » o n t f .A S « , " flcrh of th« Court,' ' l>«'C. l-l plj,;. 'SMAI.I • To Home fulkn y c s t o f d ij, I \ i*. I" n't;i,.\sh t'l.-rh of Ctri ult t’ ouit of hnvij been Just ycatrrdnyi but bt Hovel,II, jlld le,,1 I'ircnt' of t-'lorldn lor Homlnol,, It wit* an ephocal day becauwT f'ounl v. one major league m anage*' Il\ A. ,M Wech, l». t*. 'fired . a., .1 H, Igglua, H.dl.itnr for t'onlj'luliiiiTit. i -------------------->r------~ ^ gg ,iv K 15-22-3!'. ONE - DAY SER SANFORD Hill S f i t h tl M i l * w 111 lit' r o f i 'l v e i i b y H u - It ..a r il n f t 'n u t i 'i 4ai*in iiiL itn 1o itflrji LAUNDRY ” in u n i fi»r M m n t tK ib i C o m i t y . F l n r b l a n H iir lr n p \ t »*f■ i.:<11n r »«!U *«' b * , -J'.'W '•> b l In thti C o u r t M m iftp tit H t u if o r t l Ct.’t , m i T i| r f t ilii\ , I O’l’t-n ilifir It t l* 819 W. 3rd SL M ,’t. a i I r t o t H n . K \ M , f o r u o n iilr u « * l * l i l t F.ftTINKtIKW KOIt hm v ik SO xI no in - a N h i f I 'm , i c »> l u c k r u m !* m r |ONE LARGE front* hedrooin, two) Phone 475 ‘ o n f r c t i it il , o n .M a in S t r n ’l f m i l l I beds, also single timni. Close) 80— A— Ural Estate Direclury .MAGNOLIA \ VENUE i to hath. Hot water at any lime. I I Call 1211-W, H1r, Pmk Ave. i Efficient TO \LI. PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THB Prompt ______ __________________ McCALL A F O X , Rem estate in$ ; miu mire LOWING AVENUES: Hnn Juan Avanua, Lee Avenue | i| L ' I v e s tm rn ta Best buys are among Mild ER n. PHILIPS Iip* Curios Avenue, From Union Avenue to Ftrat Street. Phone 7-16. L A R G E . C O M F O R T A B L E f r o n t | * ’u r 1'- t and on eii: y t, rnb. Fuund. Our knowledge o f insurance is The Billowing in the final estimated mat o f paving Saa, Kin Ave itml 131 Ik 'Street. r o o m nicely fu rn ish ed , ee.com ! a 1way a lit your disposal and will f l o o r i o n n e e t i n g w ' i t l i l u i l h , PHONE .1 Avenue, Leo Arvauie and San Carlos Avenue, -12 feet In wMth t w o SEE II. C. TISDALE for good huya B o x 128, c u r e H e r a l d in Real Estate, 236 Me inch Build­ [HEUE down town appreciate a call at any time. beds. In vtaiienuH -hot w a t e r a l l ing. Union Avenue to First Street with sh eet’asphalt on i f Inch rock eht small pue Itat tim es. N e w hou se, nice n e ig h b o r ­ 1110 cubic yards grading at 40c .... .................... $ 1,764.00 V5i CHRYS1.ER ts,l, nlxu check. * COLCI.OUGIT REALTY CO. hood. T e r m s m oderate,. E x cellen t HIGGINS.SMITH-WIGHT, INC. ELM AVENUE earner 42,000.' t’ HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO 2733 Hu ft. concrete curb and gutter at 76o — . 2,074J0 rtuin to L. S. eiire.Tul, 782 311 Firnt. Nut. Bk m e a l s n e x t d o o r . I l l E . E i g h t h S t . Real Estate and Owner nvedn money and will i Siuiford Ave. at loth St Phone 632 113 tin. ft. vinglu curb ot 3Bc ....................I....... . 41.W eWe retard. • SANFORD, FLA. INSURANCE BROKERS smjril'iee de arable corner lot at --------------------------- — -----------— 4338 uj. yutds paving at |1,82 .............................. 8,004.86 _____________ |REAL ESTATE INSURANCE alue. i BE "URK nml ere the new custom 633 sq. ft. eoncrcto nlley returns at 30c .—.... ....... 207.00 BEDROOMS, ROOMS fur light! LIST YOUK PROPERTY WITH ” s ,han Prw,lMlt <lfiy value. cessoric.s bu It Studubakere housekeeoing, bath, ear »hed, [ ‘ THE LOT KING" ’ ,A h" ,nlt CU!,h Payment gives pui.Laboratory inspection o f materials ............... ..... 101,^4' ■’j.'l SAN JUAN GARAGE henter. 1215 W. 2nd. St. J 306 Firat Nutional Bank Bldg. |hc-ksIoh of the property, Addreas Legal exiiense, advertising, etc. 2 1-2 jior rent ...^ 802,30 -'•lj;__ 25— Florlsta. it Tubas? Yes! —— i Box 73 care The Herald. DODGE Engineering, 5 per cent ............................................ . 604.66 fit la Sanford! j --------------------------------------------------__ ________ ___ ___ I Pleasure cnia antl GraLtim Trucks FOR RENT one large furnished 8J— Houses For Sale Co, 266Vi WeBt ; "STE W A R T THE FLORIST” Inten-st currying chnric^i G per cent for 0 months 828«ltl ‘ , ' Elm and 13th St. Phone 3 bedroom. 018 Ouk Ave. _____ :___ _ Flowers for all occasions O A K MILL lots. 4750. Well h > . ' _ _ _____ _______________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - — ----- — |F O R S A L K o r rent tw o sm all Inm * McLANDER ARCADE Tutai rout 416,478.00^( • rated and vary desirable. Box SEMINOLE IlHDSOVESSEX R O O M F O R r e n t , 100 M y r t l e A v ! e.a C itr it't H e i g h t s , m w i l l t r a d Phone 781. 122 <nee Hcrahl, I INt*. tallottH — KeTo lie Imrna entirely by adjacent property owners. ' cu u e. j fo r light a u to m o b ile , A p p l y C M ., 208 Oak Awj. Number of feet frontage,2,653.62. < j, - -------------- - - - — ...----------- v — | G im le t, G in derville, Fla. i Phono 11 27— Professional Services i WILL TRADE my equity in Roc A kHessmcut per foot frontage, 46.0073. . Gwc' I TWO FURNISHED rooms for |TRIM CO. FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer h .' vj . | light housekeepiag, 7P.I Oak CORNER HOUSE Close in, 5 1 bond ntueci ,«ix rjipnj bungalow j H U P S - MARMOrJt. i, nut the owner.” A’ OU OWE it to yourself to have ; Avenue. rooms, 4300 down, $-10 monthly. !,n' ,,° r," ’ r prominent Htrt'eta, for ; Sanford Automobile i <■ SANFORD, FLORIDA ’ ' « -----FOR I n CHtimatCB. and to keep good health. ChirtiPhone 137 n 'iT-TVaasIn*; price $4500. Burt Nason, Valdez vncun iota in u body if property lo- | 266 Magnolia Ave. '■'f'lrst sfieet Extension prucie ndjustmontfl wilt Ihelp you IDFOItD I eat«d and no- Incumbrance against f 69— Rooms for Housekeeping Hotel Bldg. Phone 858. Description Foot NASH attain that goal. Phono 4H2-J for Ilots. Advise priee and location, j lends the world in motor rar valuu. appointment. Dr. W. E. MaeDout Box "M ” care Herald. i [Service Offered SMITH MOTORS CO THREE NICE furnished rooms FOR SALE— Now stucco bunga­ gail, 1st. Nat. Bank Bldg. F. E. Crandoll ................... -L o t 10 Block K * low Spanish stylo. Five foonnt for housekeeping. All eonveitSTORE — PreE Q U T Y I N l o t F o u r B l o c k A B a s t p o l l S A L E — O n e t o n F o r d t r u c k C ‘ K W H H e a a i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L o t U , B l o c k K y and bath two porches, lights, city ieneer. 3D! E. Fifth Street. j, Soda. Wo are EUGENE PERMANENT W A V E S ,____ First Street, Paid in 43125. No X o .t new . Inquire at ________ water, built In features, fire at 008 C. R. WUliams ..................... Lot 12 Block K tyoar phono. < no kinkd, one price, portfonnl ut- j , . . , j place, nice location. Exceptionally r c f t w n n b l n o f f e r r e f u s e d . I I . B o r n - i i l l t r h e v C. E. William* ...... ...*.......... Imt 13* Block K |103 RENT Two mi..furnished! buy T(!rini( tin ,mvt. w . F. s t e i n R o o m 250 H i l l s b o r o u g h H o - ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ tention. Bluebird. Beauty Shoppe. JrO li --------- - C. E. WIIIiatps ...................... Lot 14 Block K roomsx for light housekeeping, ■shlrk, ’KollUl A n<(X 170.j, Phone 340-J. tel, Tampa, Fla. 91— Legal Notices ' C. E. Williams ...:............ ..... Lot 15 Block K 15 per month. Address r . J ________ (price 415 71 [ i Furniture Cu. -------------------------------------------------Cnos. Pore ... .................. ......... Lot Id Block K S'. J. NIX I M. Care Herald or Phone 821 -J. ■t S tre e t 81— Houhcs for Sale tv Tin: rot iit in-* -run r o t v r v « . . . .... r1 7 ’ nine V K Attorney and Counsellor ut Law I — .M iHjK, hk. u im h .k n il v t y . f has. loro .......... ...................Got i f buck Hall line, FOR SALE— Lot 5 of latnct’n Ad­ STATU OK k Mill Id a . i chns. Pore .............................. Lot 18 BlBck K 210 Eu»t First Street. 74— A p u r lm e n ts URtf F la ts fht, t!ash o r ! FOR SALE —6 room furnished dition, facing Highland Park on Iyour bim incaa. w ill ia m J. D a n iels , Morris Feinsol her ......... ........Lot 19 Block K “ J- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ^ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 h o u s e o n S a n f o r d A v e . , $ 7333. 00, Onk Street. $1750 on tonus of only 32— Help Wanted— Female 1 TWO ROOM apartment. Extra Good terms. Reply— W. C. H. care $50 cash and $26 monthly, Addres? ija*i a, ^ 1*Ron a te Ht Hulick ......- ...... ........ Lot 1 Block L room, garage. U J2 1t!o A v e .: Herald. Ue Go., general i MtTWB , j w. A. Fltta, Jr......................Lot 2| Block L Rox 83, care The Herald. rid*walks, build- WOMEN MAKE money sewing ___________1 iNtiilcV Is tt^retiji, <11v, in rn*t tim Vf. A,V Fitts, Jr.‘ .............. :.'t. T*ot 26 Block L liitr|ci-«lKliM rt w i ll, t m t h e children drcsijea, bungalow ap- THREE ROOM unfurnished ft part-1 ATTRACTIVE FIVE room Iiouhu ptlun boxer. J, R. LAUREL AVENUE i i i ' p f w w to W. A. flu * , Jr. ...... ........... Lot 26 Block L :N U E II I1'teeinlu.r. A. '(> 0.. iISZfl. ronn’. Experience unneeesHory. Ma­ ' merit. Ciuitifnlly locatccj, reason- j and gnruge, vulunhlu bit, fhnp1 a 1 U.i t G,, 11.1’j tiLi i L.lt iii v/ Destrahlu residence lut can V . » otel Co’ ^ terials furnished. Kncficld Mfg. nb!o rept, Phone 126, \ . mutt Ht. $6,533. Favorable terms. bought from owiicf oiv hiii^IJ | return, account unci vmirtu’iH h«i i Sanford Flotol Realty Co. .. Lot 2H Block I* Co., HO W. 42nd St., New ■ —-------— ------------*-■ j-Mrs. Wheeler June ;, Valdez Hotel. |CLEANING CO. cash payment.Between 13lh and , " to«VoV!*<£Sumi.‘ 'inrtV" t Sknford Hotel Realty Co........ Lot 23 Block L He),airing and ^ " ' k, A TWO mom modern Apartment v ' *"*^ nth llth St Street.Might eonslder trad-| »i,hi time, tlnn amt ihkf»I-innk>, nn- g . „ f 0T,| Hotel Realty Co. ...Lot 30 Hloek I. nictly fin til.ilii’ifljfw’irti, use .ifU F^R RALE ’A niodern.yuttago Cor- inff for hoasn. Ilnx 30 runt Her'. ' I'lteiillnii to Itin huIiI .iUilgti fur n opmum 155 I1,, 1 prompt * / ■ 1/1 t |f|tM1| Bfliiii'iimnt uf iu,r ntiniinlatrii- L, Chittenden & P, Mero ......Lot ill Block I. 34-A— Trade Instruction , hath. IfwUtneoiis'IwiL'Avater i)t Jilff ' "mult, Bench 75 feet ocean firm- lltj [■-‘J'i'v “ 2!L t l Chlttendkn & P. Mero-........Lot 32 .Block I. lintesj Nice uelghlmrhVod:. Mofter-ytage. A. bargain. LloSj ’ 228 L ak e___'____ ______ , (tlMctiaraliiit li**c ns Hiu’ h ttJxcemrls. luitiol IIiImHic IKill tiny uf Oclutier, Sanford Hotel Realty Co. Lot 8 Bb* I. I. jitte. Aviifliible.^ubdut iKv-, 1. llljJIcJen, Fla. ,' Util Kit SHOP J'OR SALE— French Avenue lot ' A 1». i:*L"i AGENT WANTED^a wonducful opL Chittenden & P. Mero .... Lot 0 Block L ' Eust; Eighth Magnolia. 1 «7*— — ----------------1 ----------------In Avenue. mvir Highland. Park; $1300. 425, portunity is watting for sortm Jo i v 7 ^ T l ti) Block L ft*- Rpveial nt- man or woman who is willing 10 --------------------- I'UNGAI.OW, large l ChIiiO’ or William J. 1^ Chittenden 4 P.Mero ... Lot Uanli.lH Mreuiikuil. 25 ami chihlMm. work hard to nmko a splendid liv­ FOR RENT— 3 room, furn/ohed, ing room, dmuyf room. 3 be i it,(l|6 ]!lir„|d IL W. McConnell .................. Lot II llUrk L FIRE TORNADO LIABILITY AUTOMOBILE HEALTH & ACCIDENT. j ing in Sanford und Burrounding country selling Life, Accident and Health IiiBurunee, for the Federal Life Insurance Co., o f Chicago. A policy for every human hcJiig yoJUAKVAKiA 1 'imdor valuei and on exceptionally gardlees o f »Cx or color. C4ll Of N. Park Ave. , , A)lnw, 'iwvthp Opportunity "fjeaiJy torms.' Hu\ 73 cpre Tho I write John L! Wtmbtsh, 14 East FOR *.KE>Fr— Mire ij&'tMr ipd Uhi^rintt', yoUi ,t|tla> ,fiho property. Horald. *>"’AN i 'u , Autd Church Street, Orlando, Florida. (b. |---------------------------- ----------------- ------nptVftmpnlia^’Fcrfldaln AjiL ’ ' SeyUuRh-Hcougahi*' Realty iheet inetnl work),'’ .FhooA 73.% 5 Musonlc Temple , — IteuI K hlnle Nir ^xrbanRC EN*l;i:i;itv PRINT RJtSijjr. Iui graving, t u* ru t. We do h> L. Avejiuctrl. ncn.Ul •'In et metal . 237 Nttw .AhajipNifiliiyj 10— M oney l'lenah oiidi : ii ok i*i ti 1.11 : a Tin.v IV ’i'llH hcvm.v tii Jiiirt'IU . ( III. CUT OK FLORIDA. IN AND KOIt SI-JRINOI.K rQBNTV. Muittaiiit v 1UIIIIHIII ltrutty lll'UII ’Cynit’iiuv, ( ns T Trusivp. *w w ce o .. a ('ifmpiaumtit. lefsijV'. , Karati Afj Dilrrirnee, it Ih'lliK. and. It a.M.il, tlii;a auilliiHt lit) pivrtl.'ri rlatniline Inti'ii'Ht In llni fulii.Vlng .tinNcriti.'il IhiuJh mnli.'r Harjil' M. Marl alieu, <I»enin»uit, ur utlieru Imu; John lllrk-.. If living, mu) If. it..,«t. ....... H. W. MeConnoll norths E Earlo r‘ Bertha E. Earle ........... Lot 12 Blm k L .................. Lot 13 Block L V f'.J 'H l «. 1 ...... ........... Lot 14 BJpek 1, ’ figttforil Ilytel Realty ,Co, ,.,.L otl5 Block L sdnford Hotel Realty Co.' ....Lot 16 Block L .'■-.Lot IT Block L m /r , Bodwell „ „ . ....... ...... Lot 1 Block M U! lluItcK 7.1,.,,. Atuu ........... ...Lot 24 Block Mi,UH‘ A ,c " S. R. WniltriuhL ;.,.if.;.*4 ....Lot 26 Block’M ^ tmnle.ni n\0nt fdur. rQ(iii\s MM bath to .V olt JiA L E ;—Q-riaptl, WANTED TO BU’i’ SnioH and Stucco Bungalow. This modern couple wffhtiut (flltldqui. 6 Ui M ag, pic wit inexpegafve hunualuw, I6c*tcd LOANSj-Money avaOable at 7 per homo has large living room, din­ India Ave. within rt|ksuliitbfu diatiined'f^m tho M*ti i’RINTERY '* 1 cent, 'Close in property. A. P. ing room; 2 bedroom*, bath includ­ business uoetlon. Must, ho fairly Connelly A Sons. [CAMERAS ing shower, ,kt£r[ifth,Khs bttllt In fea­ priced, Ufticfyi curk W i l d . ' FOR RENTt Two^gfoJls^ui lUPPUES tures, slrfo " 'electric range nnd th ttoeiits, 430 amf . ’*%**>1"c1 1 L.W, [jimlcy, Prop,', 4 7V W **» c«tiL r«u»: tlio folio water heater* ’ Tho jjrtco. 0/ this ■.* \St. kJ2"‘lr’JfR?n A ?T , ft A. k.‘ Rwfdlter ;f...^Lqt-S lands* «a f hotVtn is 1tiod era to aiqTjtcrmtf A uj IIO USE wVl) IwRcdl'iqildlng lots. tlnn *;°aoCtV*h/jff °*f Hif llu llc k . .... ",v............. .....„,.Lot . I' “411 .......... PRKSSEBY W a n t e d t o k n o w who owns 1 .inen?fi0.v ' fBrniJtied bo arrJmgcd arranged' wxy ol\y way to auit’ iwtl’ pur por-l ) « Gin G1P *v W l B ^ *d x c h a i t g o a* 1 ouMrtef trttslng, tailoring. ; ‘ Pit hull stud dog .In Sanford 7 FOR RENT apartment . y of Sall aM.Y M t al ,A» - ST.t *A AA, ; K. Itoasltor ....—Lot r.... tliHilfn aPH Um .lliiit IT; IT> nF il i| OWIlB • Avenue. T’ hot}^. Address J. J. 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'i i •• Iw l-jra f fW* vi » >i *« I **. ?\ LONDON, Nov. 30 (/P).—Dinmonds goon will bo as common as artif.cial ponrla If the p ieB. •n t unre.trletod output from al­ luvial digging conlihues, in the opinion of the Scvth African qlamond m agnates, says a dlspatch to the Dally Express xroifl Capetown. - T h e Correspondent say® the diamond mine owners’ are per­ turbed over the increasing out­ put <f stones from the alluvial diggings, where individual seekers aro findin gplenty of diamonds and putting them on »t prices below those cha»fW by the Do Beers 0 ; gZHEguliJZ? \icliffe Receiver . Of a/ »i i M 1^ a -‘Vi — ■ 1 • u f W. H. TunnlcUff#,' forrrier presi­ « I Mr. TuniUciiffo l a d j f f e t b f of dent of the Sanford! B#nk and tho Sanford Bond.,an d ^ . . . . . . . J t* of, thejgoyTrust Company, was notified last Company and la. and ( R e p o rts F i o aiiko.w LeJd ornor* of the Sanford Chambiaiof their night thut ho had baoto'i&pQlntcd O fficials ,. R e lie v e Art Commerce. He has been active iftts L # A cu te C rl* .w E „ „x ists „ „ Tl lhual i. receiver for the. Commercial Bank in all important civic affairs. _____ , , , , , f a , vC a lm Seas W ill T a k e P o w er T o Q uell and Trust Company,, of W est Palm "I am pioaced that Mr. Amos by on* of the strikars, Is m folBeach. The appointment was saw fit to appoint me to handle the L a n d in g J T o T a k e T rain* mndo by Ernest Amos, fttle comp- affairs of tho bank, especially as I rr: Shortage Of Food • tr« ller, and is considered! ono of did Hi not solicit tho office. I regret , the most Important apjJolntments '•■2* Sanford, Is Expected Soon in banking circles ovar made in that it will require me to leave the Pooplo of Sanford, where I have On and aftkr ‘a. 'k , tills Florida. .'syndicate, ; ' ' i \ date, Nov. 80, 1988, you are nmdp my home for so long. I have B ritis h G o v e rn m e n t F e a r s The Commercial Bank ahd Trust each and everyone onfered to F o r In a d e q u a c y O f N a v a l Company, one of the largest in­ many friends here and 1 will miss 0 t ,h e f R e p o r ts S a y S p e d l) discontinue further work in them all,” Mr. Tunnicliffo said 1st Is O n . W ay to B edside U n its D isp a tc h e d T h e r e stitutions in the state, dosed its this morning, when interviewed by tho composing etc., room of F ro m P a r is F o r N ew D i­ doors Inst summor following a a g n o s is • The Sanford Herald. LONDON, Nov. 30 (/P).—British sories of failures throughout the a representative of Tho Herald. Tho following telegram was dis­ have ^InniW "*ilH S innl mHrlne* I "Into, ft was known as one of patched fo Comptroller Amos by a L. D.^ATkiNSON, CHERBOURG, France, Nov. 30 Pre«4dent Sanford Typo­ number of Seminole county bank­ (/Pi.—Queen Mnrle of Rumania, ac­ FR A N C ISC O , Nov. 3 0 .1 . K M ....... “ « - ers tins morning: graphical Union No. 91S. companied by Prince Nicholas, nnos also went ashore to co-opHP)—Prohibition forces N* L*xvt Wr. Atkinson is a linotype Mr. Tuntticliffe, a form er New I “Wo congratulate you on your Prlncpus Ilcano nnd her suite, a r­ perato with them in what in de­ against the organized operator in the plant of • tho /awyer, with extensive 1 appointment of W. H. Tunnicliffo rived here this morning on baqrd scribed jn special dispatches ns vork Sanford Times. t traffic of the P icn ic •"the greatest crisis in China since bankmg istorcsts, has been a resi- ns receiver of the Commercial the steam er Berongaria from New . tfrom four directions yes- Posses S c o u r H ills In S ta te the boxer rebellion." The trouble dent of Florida for approximately Hank and Trust Company of West York. I- years. He accepted the presi- Palm Beach. Mr. Tunnicliffo Is a Rough seas prevented ihe O f W isc o n sin F o r S w e e t­ is due to the defeat o f Peking gov­ dency of the Peoples Bank of San-, man r f high integrity and unques- Queen from landing, and It appearJle a royal c o m m is s io n n t ernment fcTCos of the Canton gov­ h e a r t o f W o m a n W h o H as ford in 1022. Later, hx rehabili-) tinned ability nnd he has the ro­ ?d ns though it would be mid­ ernment. «ria* B. C., w a s l e a r n in g B een M issin g L o n g T im e tated the affaira of that in stitu -. npcct mid confidence of this entire afternoon before sho could bo Stress is laid upon the seriousig r e a t q u a n titie s o f liq u o r brought ashore in a lighter. I being sh ip p e d b y C a n a d PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis., ; " 7 7 " S ' Tho Berengar:* arrived off the 1 jorters with the full I Nov. . ........................................ .... 30.—(/P)—A esse unique in ; tbnt „ , " 'I , " ,rai;lrn t °{ “ •« FORSTER, F re.ld.M F lr,t part nV 11 a. m. A lighter with In that it later will find its Wisconsin criminal history con tho Rumanian marshal, General witneksteVdscy Angclosco, aboard was unnblo to, >* o — ^reignera in'Shm ^rJ *^ 6"" ^ 'w I K n l approach and had to put back to N e g o tia tio n s ^Uiider^ W a y F o r j ^ were returned here against valley for trnccs of Clara Olson, „ijie<l lenders of what the Snn and rearch continued for her ™ !- 'O u ih er,- ^ k ° t no Sanfmd Bank and T ^ C o n " the dock after waiting two hours.' * P la c in g ,l*AMy B q lte rs. •i*co newspapers call a $ 10,- , youthful college boy sweetheart, . ---------• I m p o r ta n t , ^ , vC o » m ltto o ih i ARTS, Nov. 30 (/P).—Although, Seats O f C o n g re ss 0 smuggling combine. j Erdm“n ° ! 80"' for whom a war­ Bucharest official advices continue' • _ : , . . . * . rant charging murder has been isfederal government today set 8U<1,| In the House of Commons For­ to maintain that the condition of WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.—GP) it waa124 hour customs patrol. oeucr, rumors rumcr 1 —The confused. chorus _____ of pre-eel*' knawn Mre. King Ferdinand Is bettor, The strange situation was pre­ eign Secretary Chamberlain s«id (name of one of the most’plct- sented by the disappearance of he had been informed that there from Vienna, Belgrade ' ......................... ade and" other. *ion talk a t the - capital, la xiaiiijr n« rum ships in the game was the girj nearly three months ago, was fear of the nuval protection centers are that he is dead. G ne' in vo]um« as the Ipst ••aambly of | off tho shipping register nt Gale College a t Galcsvllle, Wis- by the British naval forces, which report even asserts1 that he died, died tho Slxty-Nint^ Congress ap­ Cop | the throb masted schooner young Olson, 18 year old student the communication added, was con­ last Saturday. -------------------------- - notes whiiSl proaches, with .viurlbus G. Douglas, recently con- the rubsequent disappearance of sidered inadequate. m r ■--vo been dormant thrusting out out Tho statem ent from Bucharest. hav® bern thrusting J, was sold a t auction hero consin, nnd tho issuance of kho In the fight the government at --------thut Ferdinand’s condition has ^°r Homo attention. -— nil become a fishing c r a f t w arrant despite tho fact th at the present has no intention of onlor-. L a r g c s l A u’a rd In H is to r y O f L is t In c lu d e s C h a rle s B ro w n e ahown improvement seeme^ to be! Not fot only are,tw ( farmV»)Wf adthe indictments returned death of tho girl h as,n o t been ing further navnl units to • China. ’ 1 S ta le A n n o u n c e d B y F o n s A .j F ro m V o lusia b o u n ty A nd homo out by . n diplomat . who has • vacates crying their w a r n and Rlr •rand jury here established. Tho ono difficulty nt tho moment fVH a th a w a y A t T a lla h a s s e e A. R eed F ro m P in e lln s I JU8t »rrlvcd hero from tho . Ru-1 publican leaders d is c u s s in g ,!^ • * ^ in rji« f* !o r is that the waters of the river n -ro . .............. --------------manian capital. Ho saya that I n moderate ton reeonoijlatkjn. The, r-tory goes back'. __ last May ueui'*h«y7are as* .Bucharest th„ the belief prevails that tjint the '* status of lnfidVetyt VyrnlrtSi when Mttiman Olson, son of Al­ so low that nnval vessels can not| TALLAHASSEE, Fla., NoV. 2i».1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 29 •Bucharest •V Cooper ,madj of navlgnto thorn with Hafety. ; —^/P)—Announcement of tho —(/P)—Five. — — — . roperts ............................. ■ . i ^ ns to the JUng, com- [ of their party,'. but ! the Democrats Florida prisoners for iho . .iiitaence. ’ V oL ? .. bert Oison, wealthy Crawford coun­ “Not ao .goeu Tho forces of tho FtikieneHe; awarding of contracts on bids for whom G< vevnor John W. Martin ing from Vienna, Berlin, Belgrade have projected a motif the ty tobacco grower, m et Clara Ol­ marshal Sun Chuun-Fnng are re-'highw ey work opened lari week, .. .Coprt, opened hns signed death warrants, nro on and other places, have been dls- own which dwells , ,op son, 22, daughter of Chris Olson, ^Tedsrkll offJ^ja^. bad also a tobacco grower. The fam ­ treating: toward Foochow before | and that the lurgest lotting in the the electric chair "waiting list" It nominated by skillful soviet propa­ tariff reduction, thjj. plight of tog.in..th* air. r Joo P a re n ts , . known / as nounctmept.-yos the Cantonese troops. A dispatch history of the state would be ox- was found hero after a recapitula­ ganda with tbe object of making riculture and corruption in ft.the San Francisco rum ilies ars not related. 4k# svitern# ,WJs.J m erits. , Erdman, home from tbAcollege frora shune h“ l B°y* anxiety is feltjecutcd within the. next month, was tion of official documents, w rits of troublo In Rumania. The cljiof J. W. Nsrd, millionaire W it I curam nobis, and the like. difficulty, hs doclares, appears, to ■ rV Men w iS the Olnrtn Wlrl ’ there for thc Rafe ty ot foreigners made today by the State Roud DoAlthough the committee ant Columbia liquor exporter; iSNb On s i p t . " t r 7, invert!j .to m T,h « clvi! «nvorn„r 1p.etn,e»t. Those yet to pay tho extreme bo that the doctors In attendance aro placed bqhlnd, dosed doom lUOgnjbora .of the ho*rd of upon the King, notwithstanding I penalty for f l ^ t degree rr.jrder. hav 6 established, “ Erdm Stf wrote I of F ‘*kl6,l P^vince said hq hudi Tha contract awards follow. , is possible now and than, to JTi.of the ConMlidatotr Extheir bullotlnv. do not know exactly tect th e.p u rg o rt a f .Jbeig; dM. .1, Nnssqu county, Georgia fqilow: des decWed 10 P™v«Ot the rotreoting l 1 _Hoad K Iw., of British Columbia; the. girl a long lotter. Sho den1 11 forces from entering Foochow in,'state line to a point south of what is the m atter frith hln C in d th e'|feiim r;C ndr 0 si troyed tho letter her parents snid, ] A rthur Williams, sentom • d In I of vessels known to be. in ^oar that ...... disturbances and j Ynlee, IV. .1. Bryson, Jackson- Pndo county in 1026, during thej that two specialists from Paris are In the barred room of tha.«H'.,__ the trial. 1 Dinning game, and other And retired to her room. S h o rtly . going to Bucharest to study |he appropriations committee eoneid• vilie., $.'107,098.98. week of Dec. 0. ected with tho exporting after midnight tho girl’s father 1 lootin* Would reaultcaso and try to moko an accurate •™,bU “ heard an automobile drive into th<> . None ot the newspapers huvej Rond 4, St. Johns rounty, I4.9>! Chnries Browne, Charles e into the ...... . .. . V ---......., ' ‘ ........ . c nnries urowne, alias l^harles 1 •gents in this country. diagnosis. ,u yard and leave again. lie fo u n d 'huB BS Y01 callcd for UBe of tho milcr- J - B. McCrary Engineering Plscllia, alias John Joseph Young. |Isf Angciee federal offic"big stick” by Great Britain. Corporation. Atlanta, $398,876.72. convicted in Volusia county in Clara had gone. ounced th at evidence ____ _______ Pnmi 1 Mini AAl,U4.. T..1 ___ .nnn t ■ . ■ - . _'*_ Road 1. •u vnl couhty, Jackson- j 1028,''during" the“‘week of“jan . 8. In her room he found a noto,, iNveral persona bcJioved to vilie to Enterprise. Nelson Bros., A rthur Reed, alias A rthur Dav, . . . . . . . . repreeented ' with rum running ac- which read: “Dear Folks, I know, L, .Ctcnrwalor, $115,553.04. | enport, sentenced in Pinollas coun‘avoring a paring down by severs] mistrial to you all will be surprised to find f^uld be placed before 1 hundred of the present enlUted .ease at tha . . me gone, ns I am leaving in a few days. of Jan. 17. evening. I will have to go tonight. 1 jing nnd Contracting Company, Louis Thomas, alias Louis Cur­ "Please do not worry about mo j Jacksonville, $216,202.90. among tho comm tis, under the same sentence, dur­ as I will not bo gone very long. Road 2, Payne’s Prairie 2.1 1 ing the week of Jan. 81. ATLANTA, Nov. , 30 (JP)f— tto r froi* 1> Democratlo "Again I must te.ll you not to ram Given -J J v k1,11 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30. — [mileii. L. M. Gray, Gainesville, Rufus Chesser, convicted In Clay Twelve new indictments were Although t[ itooma of (he r*r"> ov worry about mo as I am taken county two years ago, during the drawn today by Solicitor General dispute Wfll ;»fct _ good care of and will be back soon. m — Mrs. Flfi Widener Leidy, i $29,030.98. heiress, who in 1920 eloped with Road 2 , Zolfo Springs to BuchJohn A. Boykin for presentation woek of Feb. 14. Don’t take it too seriously as it old fiw University of -Pennv ... nnnn,. Wm. P. McDonald ('onstrucin e first nameo The named tour four were lnin- to the Fulton county graijd Jpry will mean nothing-only n little sur­ n. ^20 yoar v against W. D.. Manley, president ond week of the eeealon, there tre ylvanla freshman and who divorJJon Company, Lakeland, $95,612.• duded in a batch of nine death (ifilNGTON, Nov. 30 (/I1)._ prise. I will- be back poon from hifn !■ fn lie tut ntfirrimi T'Kiiit - 10. , . ■----- --- _* s ■ cud him, is to married Thurs­ of the defunct Bankers Trust Com­ Indications . .that, tha my trip.” 1 V . I r . _ 'w arrants, signed by the governor euli$Ud f n. Daugherty, former a t­ Road fi-A Colombia county, F o r t 1|n October. That for Cheiser’s elec- pany of Atlanta and tne Farmers' ■tre«gtk,Fill.wmain; fo­ ’ Wneral 0f the United Erdman Olson returned to hi 9 day to Milton Holden, a young broker, of the city. Whito to Itchuckncn river, and trocution was signed a short time and Traders’ Bank of AllanU; The Democratlo p r o g r a m __ »nd himself under indict- studies September 25, and a few Reports th at Mrs. Leidy and from Fort White to Santa Fe riv­ Paul J. Baker an^ John D. Russell, been announced by the party's I*® * C0ni,piracy charge, was days later Chris Olson, tho girl’s Holden wore engaged havo been er, two projects, C. G. Kershaw ago. officers of the latter iastituti Uion, • Of the nino warranto signed by floor leader to tho Jlenete, Robin­ [~ witness atand today father, told county officials ho current since last April, but wore Construction Company, St. Aug­ All three, already are , undsr son, of Arkansas. 'I t 'eontem­ the governor In Octobir, three of went there to plead with him to I rsil-Doheny oil case. ustine, $24,700.10 and $03,170, Ye- the executions were held up by ------several.. indictments .s Iin conneetjep plates a liberal policy for relief of A few denied regularly by both princi­ spectivoiy. ■ I former cabinet officer made bring his daughter back. pals. with the closing of tho Bsnk#re court moves. The State Supreme perp sn ep t re<J»" oranco unexpectedly tc days later tho boy disappeared Road 4, Martin rounty, Stuart court gave counsel for Abe Wash- Trust Company and the «ub*e- agriculture, Now they have been confirmed ot taxes and.wrft from Gale College. Officers also to the humdrum tenor bv friends. Tho hour and tho to s t ®tlon 510, S. (». (Drover and ^ington, Duval epunty negro, leave Suent closing of 83 chain banks in than enactmeht of the nif F* or less technical testimony hnvo found th a t he wroto to his place of the ceremony have not Son, Orlando, $73,739.24. U 0 Bpp|y the court for a •eorgia and Florida. , -, tion’a tax credit prop< parents just before he disappeared. It!-* pro*cc“ tion liad been been disclosed. Road 4, Margin county .Station w r|t of coram nobla. Washington , Manliy recently wa$ copvicted claive action ion the P f to strengthen its claim 510 to Jqpjter, Uke Wbrk Con- W, B to been executed by a on a charge of having, allowed the Mrs. Leidy's first husband was DEATH RACE LOST ■»rmer Secretary Fall of the Carter Randolph, Leidy son of a struction Company, Lglro Worth, special gallows in the Duval coun­ Farmer#' and Traders' Hank ATLANTA, Nov. 30.—(/P)—An socially prominent Philadelphia $114,310.6*. / ‘ .j- ' ' r D*Pnrtmcnt nnd Edward ty jail, because he was sentenced become fraudulently Insolvent *.,nr» wo«lthy oil operator, airplano, roaring north from Jack­ miui. They had on# child. They Rond 4. Broyrtrd county, Foet when the gallows was used as a wag sentenced from jilne ,to , ,#(^YflptJon wred into a conspiracy in sonville lost today in a race with wore divorced in this state last Lauderdale to the 'Palm ^ J a c h method of execution. t.’ years' Imprisonment, An appeal death. . 1 “ mon with tho naval oil January. Tho papers in tho csbo county line, H, D: Spangler, Mi­ ■ Fortune Fergur.on, another ne­ us taken. DWYER CAR] Clyde N. Parks, of Atlanta, gd- wero impounded pnd the grounds ami, $09,p«O.80. ■•. ' t«r^» •ni. Tha todlctmenle dra gro, sentenced in Alachua county Road 19, Lean county, Tsliahas- for an. alleged attack upon a white 'charge ,that 'Manley, B# •J'rty, with Thomas W. vised in Jacksonville that his six upon which tho. decree was sought .sec to 'th o Joffcxspn rounty. .line, child, was granted a respite when HumoII, Just ^before the ‘ormcr alien prupqrty cus- year old son, Dudley, had been were not made known.* ’i b struck by an automobile and ser­ $189)715.73, to fcdrtls ah<# Gub^ his attorney applied to the Staif Mrs. Leidy is the. daughter of r * V tried In New York re iously injured while on his way to , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Widener and bins,' Cedar* Keys^A * I « « case involving the disSupreme Court chief justioe for Ba^wh.sp.they, ■H1-------I " *'ilCfl alion property, the school this morning, tolegraphed grand daughter of tho late P A. permission to take a writ of error to be insolvent, 0 * nK in n mistrial. To- that ho was leaving by piano ini-' p. Widener, Philadelphia traction patrims of thd to ihe Supreme Court of the Uni- t e n A li” note. ■ ■* • ■‘ .iu . ' ''/A*1 1 °il prosecution ca||ed him mediately. 1J States. , Ho was to hsvs died % *»tionlng concerning the tog tJlbJWtok’Of Nov. 1. /Ji o 'l ---■ • **a by the Department of rim, Pringle, a wbltp men; 1 >n ccnncction with tho. Elk tones? in,J>uval county. for' T SArtrltv oil lenses and tho Pearl lections.. In w i Liquor Traffic ^ an A gerit jyd G ote __Subjects ,Ar^ irested And Held For Jury Actldn A ra p iK Ferdinand Dead, Is Report In Balkans At m BAFFLING police IN DEATH OF GIRL SENATE PEACE MOVE m INSURG ^Vll P* yim* MANY HIGHWAY FIVE AWAITING CONTRACTS LET ELECTRIC CHAIR BY ROAD BOARD DEATH VERDICT P w v m • • . ■ • . . f C M i/v a a T rve m m #a e in ia b 'n n n H , i r I »« _ a t . . • p i u v IS ( ! ■ m i l l * " u r rMah Killed . rcst Palm Beach ‘e ir ^ as*S? ', ;. :vsb Girl “Rum Miami T p'R bst ir ^R ctifem ^it >nsvsl base. Ho said he PORTLAND,-.Oref, r Novi .80^*“ JJio week of Nov. f> is haying. L , cn aslted ,or an opin( ^ - M » .^ B % h e 48 a t e tafcdh to the State Supr^ 8 V>« ,«W»ty of the proposed NEW YORK, Nov, 30.—m —In eibility of the resconstruetion of years olti, w ss^ oyri# strai ‘ and cases. .• connection with the discussion W "confession of faith'’ may evolve death In •J ^ annulment by a Roman Catholle tribunal ot the Episcopalian Marl* from ihe deliberations of tha Presborongh-Vanderblit marriage the bytorian Notions] Council, which ......... _ ^ { '* Now York Time* today recalls that convened today . ' J ■— •’.•<<la nr* In 18*1 four Episcopalian bishops William O. Thompson,.of Colum- which women is. Ohio, is cha)rmait of A com* to d -----’ B E ^ . ^ 'F l a . , - se cre t. nsgrowks HUi* “ rt°oftjr %oundk8 »nd ... Pollca Officer recelvad the Episcopal _____ T _u ____ months, e^>und in tbe leg during criticised the Catholic annulment and.''tho .. tral tU*— .— !,.—— jw ; an inmuion of American civil divorce. H i. Will a “darit.atranger" whom ^ clty ' M cot Ms tad aq affront to hU church. to litre*is; respondLh[* Tor* [Tie annulment of I8M dissolved of nation# ponfoMloo b f marriage, as far as tha cnurcb ,*r» o d <. with y*' * A Im #t'i5'tr or* *ri«l k n u c k s.w y m trf tacked at d|a*“ W;£ w° for who rS kTh^ “Jl®*ro **ctlorn II . SSittl, , N ew York Times R ecalls Annullm ent O f M arriage B y Episcopal B ishops U l 12 New Indictm ents hs&OEt Drawn For Jury In !“* A -Uir“”' durl"‘' ,h» '"•k Inquiry Oh M anley S T M * W idener H eiress Is To Contract Second “•'•'To M arriage, Report D augherty Is ’ To Stand In l-Doheny Trial ii Xli �*;Jr/.VliSitWv ' ■ ' : ■• ' .A - ," •• -,<v *>wt♦"*.*-*. v < %*J? r.y n * .'^ v * ^ -w » ^ i!ia«rtfr« >nbQK» «*.:*>r • i tt^krans in v rfriiMfflWTF4^ ti mu— i a * i l ' W . ’ ■ » w .u r^-;*B.*',T';.-?ri*'v,.,l' .> -inTnna • ) M M B i 'f t y ' -X > f« - .T r'r'f.v fi!W •* y lv u > lt?- 11 BL, 11:<<’ m t* ' U/,/. :r« H I -rr— W T tf-* .,i' * *r t 5 * / i '* " I T WOTRKRWO! ; Montarfa’g Proud o f Them LEADS S f lim i IN1Contest Again Soon HONORS CHIICAGO* Nov. 20.—(/P)— i The nUdtfle-wegt, havirig made a i 11. t ___ _ i _ « . l i ! ____ . I P n A t k . l , B a t t e r in g R g m O f T e n n e s s e e 1 npcctsculne.Job o f s ta g in g Its m£*\*L \1>. - m AJLANTi "i lm , ' f-1** | ••• ♦• tlonal battle contender for the firat E le v e n Made 8 i x t e e n T o u c h -1 A.rmy-N*vy fpotbqll etapald, m ay | ^ , time . lq, years. Michigan and downs For 96 Points i L e a d s , do oo again before m any seasons ■,h# Northwestern, who finished tlqd.fo? N e a r e s t M a n b y 4 1 P o i n t s , have claprsd, If th e wishek of ~Ilsy. In the Western conference, champion­ . i rumorouB high officials, as well of Maryland ship, both mot defeat by. "outsidATLANTA, Nov. 20. i t7P)). Bill! the Wolverines losing to Navy coaches of the rival teams a», 765,000 Hendrix, lino battering fullback of "8 nd Northwestern to Notre Dnme. Southey «m/a materialize. the Vanderhllt Commodores, E:Ixcept ‘ for a tie with' Missouri, A. games. The servico battle it. alatqd for crossed his opppnenta’ goal line the M ustangs of Southern MethStadium* Just sixteen Umei during the 1020 New York, probably a t th« Polo <Ts'gV 0! ■odist University, Southwestern Southern conference season to ro ll, Grounds n03jjD 8e*10*1, when the champions, would bo In tho thiclp day while up i)lnty-six points for the jeo n fer-A rm y har the choice of a site. Thank»|Wln| qf the fjght. They won all ,of thelt Ju cnco leadership In scoring, figures: Tho 1928 game I* expected to i>e. remaining games, Oklnhoma Ag­ w*» otimaUd itj compiled by the Associated ! P*«y*d either in Baltimore or Philgies, Missouri Valley champions, Georgia , today show. Asido from the six- j adelphla, under Navy supervision, for the first time, met several de­ Georgia played ta < tesn touchdowns Hendrix failejl to nfl*r Vrhlch nqothcr proposal to feats outside tho conference fold. audience of n , , register a point the pust season r,,n10 West may be considered, While tho argument of experts rages over the relative merits of but lu* was forty one points abend ** *" l°»st Univcnlties of thesq title claims, assessing of the of his nearest compoUtor, R auber,; “,ne rival of Chicago for the dis- bama at Blrmiu 000,; the »ec«odl playing hhost. more stable products of the senson of Washington and I^e, and Pcako, tinction tinctlon of o{ playing o s t., . 'and'- Vand»rti|j reveals these salient features: "Navy Bill' Bigram, ‘qf ‘ Virginia Polytechnic institute, played befort 1— Establishment of new records who werq tied fcor second place coach, declared he would Tulane andJ* for attendance and receipts, with lighted to M ing the team W est with 55 each. . attendance of ! estimates placing tha total num­ Meeks, of Mississippi A and M, again,'' , adding th , a t ho did not leans. ber of spectators at 16,OO.Q,OQO and ' "long g trliip. a handicap and Barnes, of Alabama, sharod consider, the tho nation-wide "gate" at 930,000,­ tjUrd place with forty nine each, to the Players. “Bjff" Jonea, Army , In other i UJ ' icordt of the i 000, featured by f|gpr<>s of 110 ,.­ while Smith, of Kentucky, trailed hiCiu} coach, suggested however RU SSELL 000 onlookers and 9300,000 In re­ Virginia—*t them one point in fourth place. ^ ve y*a r ‘nl®rvals would be SW EET ceipts for the Afmy-Navy gnme, tendance » « L ‘. Fifth position In the standing was ’ often enough to move the gamp breaking the previous high mark versus UnlvcnHf,) crowded with Thomas of Maryland,! out ts o r^ ‘nQl eastern setting. of 04,000 spectators, set at the North Cirolk Wimberly of South Carolina and | Ohio Htato-Mjchigan contest at tendance 0,006, Caldwell of Alabamn, each of j Columbus curlier in the season. sus ynpt), C* whom claimed their berths with 2— -Thc dethronement of nine of South Carorai. 42 points.' 15 of the 1025 champions in vari­ attendance s,00|,;| Caldwell's po)bt* after touch- i ous champions in groups, featured U. ver*ui Unhir (By Tho Associated Press) downs gave him naif orf his points, | by tho fall of Dartmouth in the I Florida —. *t; Individual gridiron scoring re21 extra points being credited to East and Washington on the Pu- j tendance 10j)09. .| him, ho led tho conference in this | cords for 1^)20 sjiow Mike Wilson, cific coast. Ixe versa* Uqh< Lafnyqtte’a sophmor* halfback, as 3— Elevation of tho field goal ns branch of scoring, Mackall, of Kentucky— *t a decisive factor in an unusual Virginia, had tl(o most dependable the leading touchdown m aker of endance 8,500. number of big games, correspond­ too for field goals and led with tho country. Ho crossed opposing versity of ing with a somewhat sharp decline goal lines twonty tim es to register 1 four. , Miasiaaip Missoula, Mont., Nov. 27.— University of MoptZnn has turned opt a foW s ta r athletes during recent in the general effectiveness of for­ Alabama’s leadership.of tho con- n total of 12(1 points but yielded dance 10,00 ward passing attacks, except those years. Two of the best havo been Billy Kelly uml Russell Swept.' * ■ ' fereneq for the third consecutive! the aggregating high score honors Mississippi i of Brown and the Navy. Kelly has Men all-Pacific flonnt Conference back for the Innt two seasons. Many critics nro picking yesr, and high scoring honors for to Frod Koster, U niversity of 4— Emphasis on the developmenthim ns a possible All-American this fall. On tho const hy’s known as "B ad’.Dill,” due to his ability to thi- past' season, can bo attributed Louisville, who picked up 124 MALONBYY of eleven-man attacks -as opposed to thd scqring ability of Barnes, points, on 18 touchdowns, 10 goals dash through enemy ranks. ' ' *, to the one or two sta r offensives, Sweet for throe yenra starrod an an nil-round athlete at,M ontana. He pniticlpatod In football, basket­ Caldwbli, W inslett, and Taylor, nftcr touchdowns and tw o field NEW Y0M,l n trend which produced fewer in­ . J immy XfaloM^'J who scored 176 of tho Crimson goals, ball and truck. For two years lit* held an average of 10 yhrdn for the season lif punting besides starring dividual performers , of the con­ Herb Jocsting, aonsaticmal weight, will Tide’s 251 points. * • spicuous stamp of Orange, Never*, ns a ball carrier. Minnesota fullback, topped the some more Although trailing the conference Goorgo Wilson, Oberlnnder or Two years ago Sweet finished second to the famous Dehart Hubbnrd in tlie 100-yard dpsh in the W estern conference list with 78 Rickard’s with no conference victories, SeFlournoy. national intercollegiates at Chicago. He boasts a rusord of K.7 for tile event. Sweet is now a member of wance’s Tigers gnve the orgnn- points. The same total placed, chnllcnger* for 6— Agitation against the use uf the Olympic club of San Francisco and is being groomed for the 1028 Olympics. | izatton one of its leading scorers "Wild Bill" Kelly, of Montana, in )p. At Msdi the shift play, culminating in the Major Frank Mllburn is coach for the Montana glrddcrs thin fall. For. two years he tutored n choin' Fullback Hqlvey, who pluccd sixth tho vuiiguard of Pacific coaBt con-.Thursday nil decision of conches of the Westfcrenco scorers. (Frank DUn*^ I with 39 points. ern conference "Big Ton" to on- pionship servico eleven a t Fort Ilunnins. lie was a stnr a t West Point in"l9l0-14. fbree a two-second hglt after all shift formations, a move Inter­ ■■■■■■■■■■■•JiUVggM aBJUUfBHM M RVaaM aBRM HVOTUJM UaaM JH preted as likely to mean nation­ wide abolishment of tho shift, i 8— Rupture of tho historic "Big Three" by Princeton's break in re­ lations with Harvard, brought ahout, by npparont bitterness of undergraduate feeling and result­ ing in revival of proposals for ah organised eastern "Big Ton." You can talk all you wont to I ■ ,— - - -............. . about how Eddie Collins usp'd to Belated Tribute to H arry Greb A * . cover tho ground but what .about Such was true in the case of this guy Jack Frost and old Gu$ Horry Grcb, one of tho greatest Snow? ' . . fighters thut c.ver answered fh*> .ull of tho referee. CLEVELAND, Ohio, 20.—(VP)— Muny of tho critics who couldn’V1 CoU«K« cheer at tho annual ■i>"'» ‘ between tho rum ruiintjVs • V If the Cleveland Indians are to see Greb in llfo painted beautiful — game YORK, Nov. 20.—UP)— be sold, as rumor savs, nobody will word pictures as to hU remarkable « “■'W ^ r.unnor" : ’ confidence In Hspry adm it ho is buying them. • nine mbs and a blind ability when death removed hind now fellows, „ 4i‘« who -failed Saturday tp Former Govcmpr Ifapry L, Da­ • 4 J ,Sorfield goal that would havo vis, who i* a friend of Manager from the world of sport. True, Greb wns pnortUpdox In , . > the Navy, Is attested by TrLs Speaker, and has been linked Some onb asked Mr. 0 ’(iO(aftj£A \ his election as captain for next aylth rumors, oays: "There has been bis stylo and had no grunt ropuJ . fear, Tha election was held on a lot of talk i^aout it, but I haven’t tat.ion as a puncheuj/ despite the If hje knew Lincoln's addiesSyUii Jhd frepl 5 P^eil I10 l UVUI1 know hW Irt nV thg. tfsln bringing the Cadets considered buying the team and I feet that hto packed a kick in olth- il? /. ■ }-Uor hand. Tho reason ..Grab khock-fpn^j>nuniber. homa^ftom Chicago. don’t knqw ^h o has considered It-" cd out SD few of his opponents waq 11: >E. Wilson, whose homo. Wolfarq Director Dudley ‘ S. that hd. seldom "got *el” for hlrf ^^Gjjieap'inomonts in scion;{t. :.« F » _ .. _ 8harpa?illo, P«., has throe Blossom,' whp, With his hrpthcr, v‘ . ' nktwo ft'tHdrt indict from Bahhil^hl i i . punch*?* l-i, lotturi, for football, basketball John T. Blossom, hns bco.n named Hb preferred to wlrv by confuef! confuse ‘H U i-ttir-'tllterin e test. lacrosse. Ho Is 23 years old as a possible purchaser of the femn, lng, rathqr than gendering ! uqV t'\ _ formerly nttended Sharon, denies any intention of buying it. conscious, tha fightor'1 opposing V ) f a r i n g .th a t Alia queen was! Rumors that the club Is to he him. v: , P4nn., High School and Ponnsylhomo Fordie uhanged, , • , ;• .‘ *'., V i Pob ijV H O IIIU rKing »u> H . v . u .u t sold wero ruvlvcd recently when it ^ Vania State College. ' ♦ V* ' ;tK - *’■ VI j,nn ri>yul yodel to: "My SWectteV, TRe »*Mon o f 1027 will bo his w m reported th a t Speaker de­ Champion Getfe Tunnel's P<*l•*/*' tfyq at; Two to Two Today.” ^ • t the academy and hla sav- clared he would quit bsscbull if ’’ No greater ubmpUmcht'! t'oukl'' ' ; , , . -----— t. " "l varsity football campaign, . hla salary was lowered. possibly bo paid a ’fighter” :<'‘^lavp a swoll time at the footthe," pK»war, i f li g h t the words. Of Quite‘Tuqnoy, Mike, and bo sura to )ma a couple of pressing hla opinion of, Greb: Vj; .wmg/Kbmo i goal ^osts loncq an aUr^Rt*?* .y\ . ;at Paon state, that "Grob was a ftrqat flghteo?' fo r;Uio kUphen fire." , - r l p ^ • ' * »vSol4i(ira one, of tha "•Id Tulmey. ,lIn spots/thd gYWt: jjl’i v J f , H ‘ —t----- a r y , ruu Uii laihgainat n Navy, and hla Utb fact tht that Ty Cobb iq, o^t fighfer 1 ever saV.i.- <• '^W csnltdilhb ‘V PITTSBURGH, Nov. 20—(Al— l-thrae' pplnta o^ter aqor* “My .ffyq flghta - ~ * ‘■'e interested in odd ob--! Fivo of the men who helped Cur- me eigiflrienee iq wo seo by tho p a p e ri noglo T ech'jolt Notre Dsmq’s na'.denies buying tlm Rod tlgrml football asplrftUons pluyei) their last gamo fur (pnrncglo on value of sharp Saturday. that asset that.enabled'iftejU* inconspicuous ■v.. Captain Yoder, mentioned fre- feet Dompsoy." 'J- ‘ jj to bo a ba qqonHy for an all-Amurlcan tuck­ V>’ the last flvq y^miyYofr > a flea cl reds.'’ ipd, Nov, 20.— le porltlon; Donohue) and Goodw care«C,\Qrc.b.' did mv. ■* ~ 1 mm irkar, of Pitta- halfbacks; Manby, -• center, and fighting, Slnc<T hlb- dkgtlr hi^'m ast. uihtsual tfddaa scholar from Mvfort, end will be graduated ut been ravoolod fh*fc.b*;had opfe'i 'Cv,- W V,”-'‘ •'C o o g % g fc' a ra i th a t after six the close of this school year. eyo during all that tlp». T,V u . M heu yet Wlif he has becorao ”He wo» URi- mld<fl*v8lgbtf'tittJ! febbce. y r ; ' • Vi avert to tha English from’,JobnriV Wlleon gdrl tjio light HAS PROSIJERdyq MONTH atball, hoavy-vmlght -weight ph|unplotuailp,iranvj> j^ y o u . KnoW ;ybidr,-<vowd Gorio Tunney with bttt ono b y ^ : ;| Tm NEW M flryr th a t - ypb are f it • r T.-f *' •! ' i ‘ t0*Tofd msjj^.^Scmeo'ufe'.jpny thfeV V f r. ____ 1. . 1 V * _1 .' li 1 4 -A-------»/ .-*7 .1 Seml-RIlwlni^ jEgfetta. HsndlcapV;gtWr.afe, ,khOQ.' salesm en,, « ,i j A» V m mt fdwf f f ifri.’U ct,a Aa v m iM ; about klx. >nths befor® befora ,hfe ‘ death, tho f months M"ri4k» a conuifekent rwV } .Yoll1^ H ; ', . 913,602,- Juredyeye was ramovpd, for f d . 'w rit.Wcmthi was that thb bllnduess 'm ig h t'sp rq art, )••larger than to the other oye In sympathy. Grek's ailment.Mi cited msfelM*.s proof of hit. great courage/* tribute to hi* fighting •blllfir!^ L’LCANIZING Hajitln^s—Hnstl one over will know what * G rovers Ai»»:Ii 4 erect 936,/)?!.•» ■*' Ing. handicap his semi-bllndneaa *l»d T*i Grob- bad unlimited confl in hls.gbllHy, That was ons a f The. Tokyo po! urtnu an- greatest;, assets. He told jne^ crl hoym u o il o dur.,4o«i Inc ll*!.’i. sunless' lucky ‘ ZhZt'i'v i-.c vt Associated K n o t . i of a record-shatfeT* q f ^ U l f t *Ad scy of greater ipythfeal national V. hopoja than any .years. ■ . ’ \fiil P a m p y . “ Pour injed victoriously far M and Dartm outh's ,, tlffe d^corate^ fee without much controversy HUh. close of tho regular 0*a*on finds a t least four ling elevens in the title do?•* bit#, Rebuttals from two of three a fprth cr complicate tho sit* ion. . ‘The moat conspicuous post-scaSen prospect, a projected Now Year's battle at Pasndcna between Tjf}t Alabama’s Southern champions /*• •ad, and. Pop P od \yafner’» W arner's Sta: Stanford outfit, Utlaholdara on the Pacific coast, Tv- m ay do • ' lot to clear tho air but 'j '’,'It cannot entirely settle the issue. tW*. tM m i share with La(ha distinction of being nqr banftn- victory for one or the other Yt,as strong a chnmwould eeta « u « ,h ip claim as any contender. |/t:UrI». »PWa. of Its spectacular tic ‘^ ttA n u t fe Chica^ayracprillg service, classic, tho Navy gards itself as very much in .running when title laurols nre ■‘“ liad' around. Simultaneously Aa n y ’* claim w.ould seem to ho ft ‘ *WW Ipyolj but thfl Qadotfl ’fUlMatad, one defeat a t the hands of, Notrw Efepjp, while tha Navy, UP J y t i ItA flr|aT tussle, sank all opposlA U6h m hltje successive games Vftome of the most powerful the E ast or mlddle-Wost. U s ?taam anywhere^ put ip brio* Nd es of battleq as the ng Sailors, who also iem i^vos With glory in ng fray. No such susoffehslvs power as that oxbV both tha Army or Navy, Murtlfcularly of tho Middies, ..... _ beep witnessed in any other Bf'jeC jingle game this fall. ! ( : ‘ *'Rrowni to?, on tors sorpe claim eVv f o rW osgnitlon gi ' in spite of haying .Honing streak checked by • tijaf' ye wiih Qplgnto. Notre a fter eight straight victories ugged foes and a defensive of yielding only ons touchhajl its cose all ready for ,#nt Until Carnoglo swooped lent a 'prostrate, Hooaier* in an njshlng 10 to 0 uphonval. Dame’s elimination left W est without a real ha- P r e s s v a i s i #93 ..... Wilson Is Leading Touchdown Scorer s u b »N U T Westinghouse Electric Wilson Chosen Nobody Will Admit Captain Of The Army Purchase Of Indians Team For Next Year i Lecture , • »V0 W - s JA [ • . * f . ' , . 1 * * '' 3 P.M. Tuesday. Wednesday Dec. 1 NoVi 30 Five Carnegie Tech Men Play Last Game - ■ •*' -j^'MISS ELLEN ASBURY An e^g^Jdirect fro mthe W estinghouse . 1 # factory Starts To Rugby - - - |^ n g , M V&Z $4 * rfhe ladies of Sanford are cordially, invited . ■ R . ■> 14- attend . Y-ou’n f^ d titteae d«BMiqabra* ti<?ns' wuL jjtures boi hint)ei^e?.ti»g and. 1 9 8 ^ ^ Mm i **•#* ^3 5 ii. , �number o' have enf ------ . m oit,, bemekopbjjii dltlons AoR *crlpt1$a, It U ' a LAYETTES ^ ^ ^ T O V B L T I t t anil will BABY FURN1TURB BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO • ore nervous women to iindatrength. aim for trial package to Dr. Irtvalld’s Hotel, Buffalo, ?! p t Y T m . H Jvp i Otir line of fixtures is both or­ namental ami serviceable at ! rM *5 i genuine savings prices. Why Iny out ‘lai'gu sums when just % , i ns attractive and serviceable f an I« Euencfal to fixtures can be bad at economi­ £5 . Pood Health. cal prices? See our line be­ kidney* are the blood i J f j f they fa lito funcfore buying. „ \ \ M 'A M ' f; “ .4 I FIXTURES i proptrty there is apt to be tantlon o f toxic poisons in \ A dull, languid feel' ometimea, toxic back* VteLeM itodacht*. and dixsinesa ‘ etc symptoms of this condition. j;i . Puitber.evidence of improper V';t. kidney ftxnction Is often found $*,, in burning or scanty Ipassage &,'• o f secretions. Each yeur more f and more peoplo ore learning j,v'v the value of Doan a Pitta, a **£(,,. stimulant diuretic, in this con­ tra.:■/> dltion. Scarcely o nook oi hnmlet anywhere out has runny “ 5 enthunastic users. Ask yottr \9 Q It'! i^£2f l^ € > ' * ** 321 S. Sanford Ave I ¥ jOv B *• I fWf Elton J. Mouffhton i'h "lffc ** ARCHITECT ‘ V » * * ■m—m— — j , , ,^ - - m 1) f 'l j / /t/tthttiii Jt’, '*i/' * ill■' am v t ' l l / t : J P ->*. Vi/ I' 1 " SK '* S§{' „ A a ~In,.i r. C Vlf'i’V , , *. - i iCa.Stfc.Ctoab.BuBskxM.r. ■‘, 666 Is a Prescription for BACKACHE AWAY rtoy* 'cause backache! No! backache is caused by luinfirhOumatism or a strain ami the quickest relief ia soothing, pene­ trating SI. .Jacob's Oil. Bub it right on your painful back, and instantly the soreness, stiffness and lameness dis­ appears. Don't stay crippled 1 (Jet a 33 cent bottle of St. Jacob's Oil from | your druggist. A moment lifter it D applied you'll won­ der whnt bee mi.' backache or lumbago pain, jilt Use for (15 years for lumbago, ■kacbe, sciatica. neuralgia. Igtlsm or spruins. Absolutely 9/ Doesn't burn llie skin Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria it kills the germs, SUNSHINE EGG MASH AND SCRATCH FEED • This splendid eonn|t comos in a heautiful nt| any flnish and is * waj ful value at uiii.n !;;a !jiu u i'£ M r 1 pM i 1* . 4 — J oJdhnet : H w r3 i p ' 1 ,j Christm I’uIh Profit In Poultry—Just Try It and See. Phone r»:i9 L fiii I Sanford Feed and 1 Supply Co. One of these pretty ___ • fC in n beautiful wulmit col­ been a You will like this do enameled table for jmt L Ing room. It conn h very pretty shaded J which blends with pntj any other colors. Th.'gigi i: *>. i wife or unit her. or. 1 — v rtSCPu . J Tlifee Charming Pieces — Cane Pane’ed Windsor Roc Your Mrsl glance will tell you tlint thin i* furniture of real ( ( i n l i l y - a i il years of service will prov e its ni'-rit. The Mi te iiu lmU * three pi.-re-—diivenpurl. chair and mrkcr, beautifully flu- Finished islied ill mali ivanv. oilli rune panel . l.i:\i;r;miA^ Ibji v spring eusb.orr Iieuul it ally iioho'istfi'eil Iis rirb f g u i e l rt'luiir, with two pillow, nr. I bolster to 111 etch. A suite of n il eoirf'iil ir.d tvauty s*t an except ally low: p i i c The price is c h a ra c te r ? 1 5 7 This beautiful Nindvofl er is built to last for; and comes in a very it# Ive blended nishnrinj Tlie price is only “ * ***&$* m fg w itn e s s . ; S tre n g th a n d s a fe ty a re “ b u ilt in to ” uki Gate=Leg Tal^., Tea Wagons wilt make .1 tlaiuly o u r s tre n g th . i^ t pieces Hull* itu^ I ih-.i tui sgtc 'tmiiorrmv. l**one is n super valur—to make early slinpping genuinely profitable. l * !' ■f Now i*i Ihc time to avail yourself nf our low priers and sell cl your ChriAimis gift:* early! Here .-.re i»i«l a few of Ihr many m'lasiiuml Christmas present for the h a s show n 7sJ' J. - 1 D re sse r can be had a l s li" h l a d d itio n a l c o d . § | A GUARANTEE OF STRENGTH has Console Set *G' i * • I t ’s a new s u ite — j u s t rec e iv e d — anti we a re o ffe rin g it a t Ibo m a il s e n s a tio n a l price tve have e v e r olfercrl a s u ite of such line ijiHilily! I t ’:; evituL sile dc.-.iyu (u llo w i U 12 s ty le len:!eitc!rs 1 :...... lion::*. F'lie . -ilfo r th e fall a n d w in te r se aso n — I t ’s a M idi P i :;1 v.dl nd-l tit.-;.'i t r ; ‘ n u t v e n e ers a re sk illfu lfv com bined w ith nlbi .■ fin:* ct!.! n e t w oods w hich a re finished in a n lii|tie H ii.u : 'd • /Jv r* rich ly s h a d e d . You will lie d elig h led w ith 1.1 .* • • n i Vi lines, th e chest of d ra w e rs , th e bed anti I lie P: 1 v n ! ( , , jd r e s s e r T o m o rro w 's p ric e is ju^t l ea Wagon year » k V Extraordinary Bedroom Suite In Rich Walnut Veneer P IL L S 60c E v e ry , ' a, J F irs t N a tio n a l H ank Ilhlg. I S a n f o r d , -------------- F lo rid a I Dtersiie to f*« Ktoneym T im e f 'v - t Melton Electric Co. j c % V& neighbor! | ’* ,»,• * j , _ t * eshlngton NDO shoppe fo^ the tittle one’* k rr rm Shoppe m w p m ,jii. Jen. H* - *» (J home o W » in the tntoi'v * *, / '//, /■ 1*yj i- 1 1 / I/Is r~rdl'; Framed Alirrors th is b a n k . 11or stork of mirrors is very j, before ij.vj i «iihil at■■¥■ ■■■■■■■wHail9 ifififl iiri Poster M ®, completing )our Christmas shopping / B ed ',y Thli beautiful poster bed, exiirtly like cut, comes in a very attractive mahng. any finish ami would make a very acceptable Christ plan present. The price is THE SEASON'S CJAI.A E V EN T' W' nor lie sure to look them over SANFORD, FLA. . nod prices are very ntlrnetive. FIRST NATIONAL BANK lit I complete Messrs. Shubert Present SJ, ■ - - 1 ■S.i, It Will Give Your Dining Room Distinction n o $49.50 Pride if OilW1 Fine Felt Matti Dignified nml Impressive in design, Ihi iirn> su le with its altiartiveb, Jlnishr'l vrrmds will add distinction to your dining room. It will meet the approval of cvprM ie who loves beautiful furniture for the dining room. The butVel. the oblong extension loblr. five Hide chairs and host chair with tapestry seats are coiwtrui h»l of walnut veneers skillfully combined vyi’i other woods anil are rei*Iv Imif, ^ tomorrow nt Just ...... . *" ( hina at Slight AdibComil Cu.il Do yon alcep ',,fb ** J If not you need oat *5 Pride of Orlando mattresses. Hvcry «H.r antred. Price 387 THE HIGHEST ANI) MOST GLOIUUOS MUSICAL PLAY of our TIME Sale of Day - Deds Complete VVith Valance Floor Lamps I Now you may purchase a genuine . Simmons day 'bed that krill extend into a full sir.o bed. at a real saving. Complete with cretonne cov­ ered mattress and valance at Aa • special inducement aarly ahoppers we offer * '■<*•:-rv--v' 15% discount on our en* t o "Htfi'll'Hae ■of flwir •t — v* UP ' & M< f r l- .i. / • E ^w ker ' : ,4 3. • y," ,v P F .rv >. ti m ■) I V “'i M A -5 0 T 'L / '— ^ C O M PA N Y t ... mm r t “ A day feed that is convenient and good looking! Complete with atcel ends, finished In walnut color',' h cretonne covered n/«t tress u n d ’vala^ce. ^ li at juat .... ..!..... " t di< low. as 518.00,' w" Sdtct your Chmtmoa pi ' now» ' lVe will deliver Cl Eve or. whenever you irafyU. .1 1 531 5 0 With Shaped Ends and bridge lamps thin week. j- r. I'M - >HONE lAjvw v— — 1ihj«, . ' :^ e ,. ,' ' t * F re e d e liv e r y a n y w h e r e m Vj M " Mm * ’ •*ri' F lo r -. :e* �t ' ■•'■'■< ‘ H' tfii u i U V 'r r , w * $75.00 Suits N o w ............. $65.00 Suits N o w ............. $47.50 $45.00 $42.50 $40.00 $37.50 $32.50 $30.00 ,$28.50 $26.50 $22.50 $60.00 Suits N o w ............ $55.00 Suits N o w ........ ..... $52.50 Suits N o w ............. $50.00 Suits Nk-otw ............. $45.00 Suits N o w ............. $42.50 Suits N o w ............. $40.00 Suits N o w ............. $05.00 Suits N ow ............. Opyriih! 1926 ____ $30.00 Suits N o w ............. n fe s We a^e leavin g out all the expense o f goin g through and m arking the stock, and in stead w e are givin g you all these extras that run in to m on<‘y> . ?1 i23» 4»# In Values All o f our stock is m arked in plain figu res, all reductions w ill be m ade as listed on th is circuI.. U W , ... lar. . i ij Thompson Shoes $11.00 Shoes now $7.95 $10.00 Shoes n6>w $6.95 v .. - All Sales Strictly Cash 14 16.00 .n i .t '■M 'X f. • i •• y :\'-4 V1. A PLA IN W.HITE SHIRTS $1.75 Shirty now on sale .......................... $1.45' $2.50 Shirts how on S a le .................... 1.9$ $3.00 Shirts now on S a le ............................ 24$, |3.B0 S a le .........................J M m m 1 i . ■ "4 If*..........*...............*f-*v $2.00 Shirts now .........................J.:.. $2.50 Shirts n o w ........................ $3.00 Shirts n o w ....................... ....... $3.50 Shirts n ow ............................... . $4.00 Shirts now ................................* ■4* a e. t .L iiA U I* |$100 lo x now w oS l s o x x, ' I ?3.00 Reduced to $2.36 f8.50 Reduced to i Neck Wear - ' ^1- ' $1.00 Ties now $1.50 Ties now $2.00 Ties now $2.50 Ties now $3.00 Ties now $3.50 Tih$ now s o x n o w * Vv *_L_ FANCY SWEATERS $7.50 now .......... .$4.85 I . $10.00,. now y-........... $7.45 1 .. Khaki rants 2.5Q, now 1 7 5 c s o x n o w .... M PAJAM AS . i »„ Mp ......................$1.55 ..... ;....... ; t w n u LACE BOTTOM PANTS A i1. ™ s ....$ .... .... .... .... .78 1.18 },48 1.68 2.38 2.48 . ■$ on sale on sale on sale oh sale oh salfe on sale & i ’ now ..... .$ *#9 : now ........ rifjSgp now '$66.06 Suita now 1. Now now now ;; ' • '‘ !•** ’ •!' •’ 4 \ ;]Wwi8 Union Sulfa ^ Medium ’Weight. Si1, ■!K* r m r f e . . V * Pe l !-> m . ,■ ** fife*/?.( 4S*« r *»>,w n r fr V-4 I0.00 Suite S 149.00 Suite .......*...........— ,v| • # J a n tz e h S w e a te r •* ---------------- « ^ — „ j . — ^• .... $9;#, siUtres n o t Wl tat.tY4***'***** )N Bottom $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 pa i 1 '• V'fXt'Xi II vwui|n«il« hW a a ....i...; ■.... -B . . z i z z COLORED S H IR tS »., ....................... I$Vla • 8.00 .'W. •„ ■- SPf tr - .................... $ 6.00 t I Hie above includes all th e new stock o f Hart, itchaffner & M ara and Society Brand C lothes. - --- -- ^--------‘-----^ --- ---- ------------------ - $7.50 % �m i* & > il iim ■m * f ARTHUR (Ctorrtofct I W , » \3&£i ^ '< S A a j- th e^ S tata|J „ le man for.goitfipo tting that the appointment will cause the remoVi from this qity.for the present at least, of ao popular a man. Mr. Tunniciiffe'came to'Sanford several years ago to re­ organize the Peoples' Bank at a time when that institution was floundering o nthe proverbial rocks. He found its con­ dition mpat deplorable and worked night and day to save It from comple^wreck. After years of conscientious struggle, coupled wlthjdaetical banking methods, he left his bank a few weeks‘'ago one of the soundest in the State. It is interesting to recall that the Sanford Bank and TrUst CotfiTpanjryf which Mr. Tunniciiffe was president, was One of the.fefr iii the Manley chain, which did not crumble^or ;htf least'tVemnle, when dozens of others in the “system** began to fail ear)y last summer. * The Commercial Bank and Trust Company was one o f these. It was one of the first to crash and has been one of the last to attempt reorganization. Indications are that its financial condition, if any, is disreputable. Furthermore poli­ tics has contrived to become mixed up tn the affair until it is all a grand mess. Mr. Tunniciiffe will have a job on his hands. That is why a man of his caliber was selected. San ford , tim e „ p *i tic s . -• ; All obituary nka. resolution* O>■ a .* 3 m» *m ■• hi»■T * ..■ AtBOClAtlCD P H I I I itfd P r t u la ttxoluaI to til a Ufa for ra>«lUa«fw dtspaisixs# and also the __ herein. J Stillest fop o»t upsclsi Fin a r t alsoi reserved. f, NOV. 30, 1026 7-11*—mm LO Pl.ATrOHM p « 'a t l u f t r # * frw l n a n 1* J u k > « - •f I t M a a -lf Carnal. fwf iiti l l t i war* •alt twala ty '■ * courts, f* IftM In i »rokatato i n n * la lM lM • ( i i t i m«n- ------------------- O-------------------- W hat Price Annulments IWKn . • tffliTiia .'ka Msmrov. Much has been seen in the newspapers recently about the annulment of the marriage of Consuelo Vanderbilt and •Hr* k H iiir in * the Duke 6f Marborough, and many folks are wondering •f m I m I ir» i« n ju st how it is possible for the Rota Tribunnl to nullify a l far I f t n a w l U T marriage of over a quarter century’s standing ju st as if the ceremony had never been performed. VERSE FOR TODAY In 1895 the late W, K. Vanderbilt, ambitious for a title in his family, bought lor his daughter-the Duke of Marl­ .■find H(«, I'rophotr, "!!<■borough at a reputed cost of approximately seven million tho Lord your <itul, so bo CHtulitidht'd; bi’liow :dollars. The couple were married in St. Thomas Protestant lists, ao ahull yc prosper. Episcopal church in New York City and lived together unJ. 80:20. tel recently. Children were born o f the union and appar­ -Lord, we would n - ently they were very happy. But it seem s that lately a rift has developed in the family *Thce and Thy tesUinouios 0 in nli rlchcH. and the principals in the contracting parties have been look­ Si ing about for new hearts to conquer. Unfortunately their OLD MASTERS eyes fell u|>on those who happened to bo members of the te w , ._____ ■» Catholic church, and of course, the Catholic church, disap­ lor falls on castle walls proving divorces, does not sanction second marriages. summits old ill story: Consuelo and the Duke didn’t know what to do until it [ lig h t shakes across tho l»> occurred to them thut the church might annul the marriage. wild cataract leaps in Usually annulments do not take place thirty years after a marriage but the length of the union 3corns to have been blow, set tho wild overlooked in this particular case. They worked up a great & lying, story anent duress and coercion, which has proved wonder­ l) answer, echoes, dy- ful reading to a scandal-loving public, in order to show dying, dying. grounds for annulment. Apparently the Rota Tribunal felt sorry for what had 0 heart How thin and Vt been thirty years ago the poor little seventeen-year-old B tr,. clearer, farther go- Consuelo, for the marriage was annulled. Now Consuelo and the Duke are free to marry their new and Catholic lov­ and ‘fa r from cliff and ers, as free as if the Catholic church granted divorces. But It seems that everyone does not believe that coercion of Elfland faintly blowwas used thirty years ago to get Consuelo to marry the Ui hear the purplu glens Duke. Says Bishop Manning of the Episcopal Church: “Mnny who were present at the marriage and were as­ .> r *«I*I answer, echoes, dy- sociated closely with the Marlbornughs at the time have in­ dying, dying. formed me that they saw no sign whatever that the bride m k -L was acting under any compulsion, but quite of the contrary. [•/th e y died in yon rich sky, "I have the direct testimony of one who heard his sta te­ in t on hill or field or river: ments that in view of the special circumstances attending ee roll from soul to soul, the marriage, the rectos o f the church,*the Hew Dr. John fofaver arid forever. Wesley Brown, look great care to assure him self that his j bugle, blow, sot tho wild young parishioner was acting of her own free consent, nnd i flying, r, echoes, answer, dy- that he was entirely satisfied as to this." V dying, dying. At. least almost any fair minded person will admit this, Tennyson (untitled). if Consuelo was forced into the marriage she took a m ighty — ;— o—.-----long time to raise a kick about it. Probably the crux o f the I 'you done your Christmas situation is ju st the simple fact that in the Catholic church, Bg early 7 If not, it is ulannulments are just as effective as divorces and are much late. more remunerative. k — ;— °--------people are like horses. --------------------- O---------------------- lead 'em to w ater but you THE HERALD CONGRATULATES the Daytona News lea 'em think. and the Daytona Journal on the merger, recently effected, of ■ o--------I't give up the ship, boys,” those two splendid newspapers. Tho new paper, the Daytona Ujjfe, remark of Captain Law- News-Journal, will issue both morning and evening editions He ipoko to MEN and under one management but with the combined sta ffs of both tuck. the former papers. The arrangement is an ideal one for a iV ------- o-------city the size of Daytona nnd should react greatly to the ben­ I. laid th at the book "Gcn- efit of both the publishers, the advertisers and the sub­ Prefer Blonds” has in- scribers. It has been rather poor business in Daytona for the demand for yellow two newspapers since the collapse of the recent real estate I. to a startling percentage. boom, but the field is there for the successful management of f i f e ----------------0---one such newspaper as the merger will make possible. B01TOW marks the opening Lake Hotel and tho bo,i of the most prosperous Sanford ever experienced. £'■ ------- -o-------■you road the article by '. Roberta in the Saturday j Post, a b o u t. the hurriI , About a thing generally exaggerated, it gives Wing Of exhilaration to see with Ao fairly, so y and. ao accurately. It ' l l the host heepunts, ads, th a t wo hujpj ng the hurricane. season Is over and good football season too, With upsets nnd sur»na crammed full of heroes ^m om ents, I t was u scuit- > parked up to a grand <• -PM1 “ |t Ariny-Navy game one of (ho -most ^ ■ p la y e d . 'lay they ar« mighty ling, gbopt this Hall #111 ba glad When afhyr r«a- - tha lots (fit. SoSiahoaK or • to have overlookR«t they don't havp don't P & § •Beach Independent •taken o somewhat » tofrartd the re- nted receiver -61 tfa* ik and Trust♦Otwt* fW (til© tfee* 1 mt The Whipping- Boss OCALA STAR Tho syr.tcm of using whipping bosses in convict camps is a relic of past ages thut is fast being abolished hy the force of public sentiment, but in several slates it neoms ns though the authorities in churgo in some Isolated sections of the country still use the a n ti­ quated method of punishing crim i­ nals. A ,Soullf Carolina judge now announces that he will not hchtcnce u man to n county gang where there 1r a whipping boss. There nru other methods, of pun­ ishing criminals except by using the lush. When the wtiip is placed in the hand of prison, authorities to be used on prisoners who will not work or who breuk other rule* of the camps where they ore oonfined, cruelties Ities out of all (proportion to the offense which thoy comm Ited are tho result. Ono of the greutest prison ncundals this state ever had to blacken its his­ tory followed the use of tho whip in,a convict camp o i u young white man. Tho controversy th at de­ 1 NORMANDY WILL celebrate the COOth anniversary of the birth of William the Conqueror, who sailed with 3,000 ships, 60,000 men and conquered England. The celebration should includo honors for Arietta, humble daugh­ ter of a tanner of Falaise. A LEARNED professor of the University of Chicago runs off the track, saying rules of correct speech may be ignored "to get per­ sonality across." It is bud enough to get “person-' nlity across" with skirts above your knees, bootleg whiskey and Charleston dancing. THE BOOK of Job, in the King James version of the Bible nnd tho ‘out, out, brief candle” lines in "Macbeth” prove that correct Eng­ lish does not bnr “expression of personality." The professor says "who did you see?" is considered god English. "Between you and I" is also con­ sidered good English by those who do not know English. Careless English is born of loose thinking, and there is personality about it. THE BOLSHEVIK government proposes to “tnx private business almost out of existence, not quite." T hat’s a sure way to tux Bolshe­ vism out of existence quite. COMMUNISM, EQUALITY, un­ selfishness, brotherhood, w i t h workingmen governing the nation, tho feet directing, tho heutj, may represent a beautiful idea. But men want u chance'to get for them­ selves what others haven’t. They want to get rich, then get richer. A man with twenty millions wants forty, ju st as an Afrtcun 1 chief with 40 wives wants 30. The wise thing to do ia to let, the mil­ lionaire and the African have what they want. That keeps them work­ ing. mm I IM rst COMPLETE LmS .1 CIGARS - CAKW \ DRINKS-DRUQi / Vo uwll] receive court*!. Tico our fountain. • / Jl w it* * sid ■ • ii Ar , Serves v • ib- j- i« jin Edgewooi j t K trvlce—The Kiadj h % rr?f p f - £ $ v *) Portable Phonogn Spend your money for (k>i Oil, Tires and Tubes, Aut# A| sories, Phonographs and Ba Radio, Flashlights nnd BaUeries. Me anil get th* * ulnrs on the Free VhonofnjJ .O ' i o**J Rincs .j Filling Station 1113 Banford Av*. pU | Threatened Diplomatic Rupture TRI-CITY NEWS Notice to Taxpayers The government of the United would interfere with the oil hold­ States i« suid to have sent to Mexi­ ings of Americans in that country. No uctiun hu« been taken thut is co what i;; virtually an ultimatum complained of. This country mere­ in regard to disputes as to the ly wants Mexico to make a declar­ status of American clnims to oil ation of policy such as would make lands in that country. Usually an American holders of oil lands feel ultimatum moans: “ Do what I say secure. We do not sec th at the or fight." Neither the president dispute is ripe until Mexico has of the United States nor any cabi­ taken some action that has inflict­ net member serving under Jdm has ed injury on American interests. Speaking generally, we do not the legal power to send such an ultimatum, for the president lias like to see this country involved not the power to declare war. This in a dispute with another over tho power is vested by tho constitu­ interests of private Individuals. tion in congress. Americans are not obliged to In­ But .Hi this case the tre a t is not pvest in Mexico. I fthey do invest «o very morious. It is to withdraw *’there it is because they expect to ;$)n which was extended to profit by it. They take the risk— Mexictf by the government of the let them take the consequences. Moxicd United! States a few years ago a f t­ No country can enforce Its demands e r th at country emerged from n on another except by war and wo period of revolution, almost of an­ do not like to sec American men archy. Mexico has been an inde­ sacrificed to collect money for pendent pulion for u century and American capitalists. In this case ' J her existing government in legal. it happens thut some of the men ■ The sun would shine whether the whose rights are being urged in 1■ government of the United States Mexico are being proscuted in this ; * recognised its as shining or not. country on the charge of having ' Iflxion h*s mhmtc;^ a ,constjtg- secured oil lands from thp govern­ ■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■KBHiaaxi which, If applf lietl re troactlvcly, lr ment by fraud. City T ax B ooks are now open for paym ent o f City Taxes. Dis-. count o f 2 per cen t allowed on, ta x es paid in N ovem ber and I per cen t discount on taxes paid in D ecem ber. E llen H oy, City T ax Collector. I Banks To Close Ll For a B etter Stucco H o Every element of chattel b e e n taken out oi Orient Stucco. You can bo sure your exterior walls will bs solutely uniform in colot" no streaks—beautiful i ture. Oriental Stucco I itself readily to any tie tectura] period. A sk us about I Beginning December 11 (he three banks in Sanford will close at * | 12 P. M. Each Saturday First National Bank Sanford Bank and Trust Co. i Seminole County Bank ■ 1 j u iu u m iiiiiiiiim iim u in iiia m iiiiiu ii s s ORIENTAI s Friends of... STUCCO , For Sale By m veloped resulted in the lash being banished hy legislative enactment, never to return. While there is too much laxity of punishment at home as Well as In the courts, and the extreme in one direction is nenriy as had ns in the other, youthful criminals do not have the smooth suiting some seem to believe. The convict cump of the future will not ho provided with fell mattresses, spring bod9, reading rooms, radios, taking m a­ chines, movies and lots of other things which a large proportion of the population do not have in their homes, though some who favor the whipping boss would have us heHbvo such conditions will be brought about. Misguided tolerance in convict ramps will not bo condoned. The people lire aroused to the necessity of severe punishment for crime and mnny efforts for reform are under way, but they will never per­ mit undue cruelty nor favor a re­ turn to the lash. »<h«nd Mapi* V Jj WILLIAM’S FATHER, Robert the Devil, would never have been father of a conqueror without thut tanner's daughter, whom he saw washing clothes in u brook. Tin re should also he some men­ tion of William's half-brother, the tall bishop, all in white, killed.be­ side him at (tie Battle of Hastings, a son of the same Arietta. She should have been made duchess nnd n u t queen, but wasn't. It makes little difference to her now, fortunately, for surety there are no duchesses among the angels. ELEVEN WESTERN roads in­ crease shopmen’s pay. For rail­ roads running out of Chicago this amounts to about 13,000,000 a year, Whgt- about men t h a t work outside 4 Railroad recopts* are increasing by hundred!,of millions, a year, net profits b y scores of millions. Every dolUrv, hiven in increased pay to workersMm* means a dollar in­ Carapaigns to cncotjrage the ade­ whero campaigns huve been vested in A m srkon prosperity and quate' use of milk afo assisting ducted ,»nd ape has found vn«i contentment, and la well invested. they ure followed by a further + t e i rially ip reducing und m d u a l increase later. LONDON SAYS the Royal Mail ” * Miss Jofftio M. Ho Points out that the object of Steam Packet Company has pur­ or, Izatloml , specialist^ campaign Is to encourage an chased tho W hite S tar line, hither­ _____„ . fit of a(jriculture( * iw quato use of milk, it being ul- to part of tbe;U nited States "Inter­ fro n t) noa|eM'.o^i.er return ........understood th at the milk is national M prehant Marine.” Too riteW campujgnti do North * ‘ N o rth # w ed in connection with an other­ bad we coptL kaep the United Virgnto.- ahe ,ad wise varied diet. It has been, her States ocean, espeixperlonce, «ho says. In conducting clally-aa wa •oed commercial thaso ,aso campaigns in (n rmore than 30 fleets for troops some 'of “using mR (atci, that undernourishment is day. .'But1 V can’t, we can’t. kith ighcst in areaa -Where milk con•Important is the W hit tk average of imption is lowest and that an ade- fads " th at appear .unohio increase in; cent m jate 4i*o of mlUr^oasists In reduc- Id keep‘J in the air, lA»*tbi soraott undernourishment. T h a t-l|f'i m a1 KVRa W a .J'Sfi! ’ HUNDREDS OF P rotestant clergymen give excited interviews ami the excitement promises to last. It is, perhaps, over done, fur in this country government and re ­ ligion are separate. Legally, in this country, the least Important justice of the pence officiating at u murriuge, in accordance with taws of the United States, has more power than nil tho heads of nil religions all over tho world. Our anccitors were wise when they separated church from state, and our descendants will be wfse to continue the separation. Ono govern mem for one country Is enough. 1 E;:r ONE HUNDRED and U •and man, woman a n d 1 cn _ — saw tho arm y and navy gam* In Chicago yesterday, • record crow d • Senator Beveridge attending «n American Historical Association meeting complain* that “sports are rich, scientific nnd other research la poor.” . T hat’s true nnd natural. Sport represents muscles. Human be­ ings have been using them ardent­ ly ■for thousands of years. •i Scientific research represents the bain. A few human befnga have' using that mechanism lo r are, the the __ ut twelve thousand years, vast majority don’t give it much exercise even now. PROTESTANT AGITATIO continues about Catholic annu ment of the Marlborough-Vandetblit inarringe. To Bishop Mnnning’s rem ark that it is "impertinent intrusion" for the Catholic church to annul a m arriage of two Protestant Epis­ copalians, performed hy p-; Epis­ copalian bishop in a P rotestant church, Monsignor Dunn replies th rt the Catholic church derivea its authority from its divine found* or. TIIE WORLD quotes Mgr. Massimni of It Roma, ‘'auditor of the sacred Rota,” which unnulled the Vanderbilt-Marlborough m nrriage, as follows: “The Catholic church deems the Rotn capable of I'xurnittiitg the u n -1 nulment, not only of Protestant but of Jewish and Mohammedan marriages, if the ground* ure suf­ ficient according to canon law.” V: S. O . C H A S E 5 announce th at he w ill be a m LC CHASE & CO. Reliable Building Supplies ■ : j| Art Ideal Gift For Christm candidate fo r re-election to th..•e V o" ffic e o f City Commissioner, D ecem ber 7th. s •' I a nferober o f th e City Com 3 ' ,c p >> 1 Daily In Advance V D itf/ U m ission deserves your w hole *r h earted su p p o rt I M o n th J.!'.' HIM (Paid Advertisement) ■•>a ; <i -y . ■■■■■l■a a a B a a H a lla B a a a .'<>4Vs y, w m • m ■’>'} Y>l j A subscription’ to The SanfbJ Herald will prove an excellentgrift to some, friend or relative. It will not only be a daily remind­ er as a grift from you, but a pw*; ent that Mr: Chase’s part in Sanford’s 9nd h is p ast record as V �•t it I T? ^Brjde Of Today m M B& rW*rt*J carried a shower bouquet w w of the valley, ^brides roses an 4 irs O fW oS**S Allowed To Ask >rs To Meeting Chids. - . -*«**■. U5S5BR, *°H«nd X . Deau la n w p U M turned home Sunday en itag from from eoUrtaff ITT?* ; States, ■ iam l where they spent the past bata their eyea oa Australia as week as the guests of M r.D ean's lww promised Iab£’‘ gW fttts, Mr. and Mr®. 8, Bobo Immediately after the cCTeraon, an informal reception was held., Receiving with the bridal p tr tjt . la usual, dub members taay were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Spurguests for the business 1 ling. i f Wednesday afternoon a t Mrs. Spurling’s costume was. of o'clock, on which occasion Mrs. of the Worajungle green georgette c o m b e d rfJC Shearer and Mrs. W. P. at 10 o’clock with cut velvet of tho same shads Mrs. Barton Advisee Women on of Sorosia in Orlando | made over self tone flat crepe. A Motherhood and Companionship! , t of their own personal J pretty touch of color was added b y [ ;W l * ti o n ’ and responsibilities for the, her corsage of pink roso budi and "F or several years I was denied , bnhy, breath. Jlfca, R. E. Tolar, Mrs. E. M. the blessing of motherhood,” .w » ■ *1 T he'dining room was converted Galloway, and Mrs. W. M. Scott writes Mrs, M argaret Burton of r »tPr*»byterlao into | n lovely rose gnrden with W|H dispense' the hospitality of • • i Kansas City. "I w as terribly nerv­ quantities of exquisite brides the Woman’s Hub of Sanford for ous and subject to periods of ter­ nuptials at roses and sprigs of asparagus the afternoon, welcoming all a t rible suffering and melanchblia. home of the ferns. Th* bride’s table was laid laid th e doors, nnd serving the usual Hon. Ed. Walthall, Now 1 am tho proud mother of a , end- Mrs. Jr with a handsome Italian cut jtjgasant cup of tea a t the conCare Seminole Hudson-Essex Co. I beautiful little dsughter and a true , Oaks", on- Mel work cloth and centered with‘ a* tension of the meeting. Sanford, Fla. I companion and Inspiration to my crystal bowl ' of white bride’s Dear Ed: j husband. I bollevo hundreds of roses and ferns. At one end was I see by the papers that Henry ! other women would like to know a miniature bride and groom. Ford is learning to dance, and I the secret of my happiness, and I business meetSuspended from the chandelier to ;uesa the first thing you know will gladly reveal It to any m ar­ ■;Cluh will" be tile four corners of the table ware Jegfdld will hire him and ho will ried womaa who will w rite me.” i *t 8 o'clock. ropes of tulle which ended in but-* bo one of the regular attractions Mrs. Burton offers her advice en­ :ln'will meet terfly bows. tirely without charge. Sho has the'T . E. L. T'S GONE! That awful agonyl a t “The Follies.” On a small table was the wed­ Rheumatism can't stand the church, Who would ever have suspected nothing to q^ll. Letters should bo ding cake, being made in five rich, red blood that S. S. 8 . helpath a t Henry Ford would hire a addressed to Mrs. M argaret Bur­ opening of tiers and topped with a tiny N ature build. dancing teacher and try to train ton, 2020 MosSatfhpsetts, Kansas hride nnd groom under an arch Rut rheumatism will bring pain from which was suspended a and misery to your joints and mus­ his dogs to cut the fancy capers’ City, Mo. CorresphiSdence will be i But thnl’s just what Henry is strictly confidential. ' cles just as long an you are with­ small silver wedding hell. J the First Bapout plenty of rich, rod blood In your, doing. lie is Irnnurg to dance Refreshments of a salad nnd system. 1 w ith his feet. He doesn't approve hid business and i sweet courses were served by a 3:30 o'clock a t It’s tho red-blood-cells that S. S. S. of the new dances wher.* the feet a * * * < s s r x s a m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a D a n B n H a a a a H B p B a H a a M « M bevy of pretty I’hi Omega girls smey Beck, helps Nature build that drive out of >■« kept n tp ' still nnd un'1 th* lr'ft movement movemeu of Rollins College, sororiety sis­ your system the Impurities that jare hr and cnfeteria 8 expressed from the feet up. He' ters of the bride. cause rheumntlsm. And until you J going EOlnir to >•>"<•*■• .m tn of the "Holy j to revivrevive th.. tho old «dnnccs, build—upi -* your blood to whqre it During the afternoon the young do Tdhujrch at the la > -• couple left in their car fur an ex­ IS pure and rich and red, you sim­ where the couples separate ocean-1J I Oik Avenue. can’t get rhl of rheumatism. ionnlly nnd do not appear to be n tended motor trip to the southern ply, int-Tescher AaAnd B. B. S. Is the thing. Ret* giving u demonstration for a glue IJ part of the state. The brido blobd conquers rheumatls{n. Every­ 1**-3:15 o’clock''' factory. 19 chose us her travelling costume, a body knows that. ■Primary School. If you want to fully appreciate " sm art tiyo-picce modrl of claret 8 . 8. 8. means millions of redthe meaning of the old Biblical ex■ blood-cellB—means health all over. red, with close fitting hat of claret red felt. Her wrap is a No more rheumatism. Nights of presslon, “Stieketh closer than a (K for tho women of re st — days of Joy, I brother,” just got a 'dster on n I* handsome clonk of claret red with filled with the hap­ L by the chapel I night and do a few jazz roundsj 5 handings of fox fUr. piness of accomplish­ , by Mrs. Alex' with her. i■ • Mrs. Danforth Is tho young m ent—made possible Now Henry doesn't like nil this. [ duughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Jesso by a body brimful of • Mrs. Harold Potter Danforth, who was, until this afternoon, It's too smooth running and easy r o d b l o o d e d life, Miss Thohnu Mary Spurling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Spurling and has made Sanford energy and vitality. fjoing for him. Thcro nro nor i her home since early childhood. nt the Spurling, of Mellonvillo avenue. The wedding was n beautiful event Sho attended Sanford high school, That's what tho end of rheuma>| enough ups and downs and pars tlam means—that's what 8. 8. 8. and bumps in that sort of dancing of this afternoon a t "The Oaks,” the home of the bride’s parents. and later was a student a t Rol­ uS!1,.8' ®' bottle k8'.1,.ro?la to BUlt hlm‘ 11 maV interfere with lins college. Sho is a young wo­ your druggist. Tho larger PAY his buainess. Ho wants people to more economical. man of charming personality and Hnly Cross danco the virile, athletic dancea of is a favorite among a wide circle will meet at tho past—tho jigs, the flings, the of friends. Since the announce­ Ibome of Mrs. ripples and dances of that type ip ment of her engagement she h a s . Park Avenuo, which they Jump up and down nnd been the recipient of many social J Tho lovely home of Mr. nnd i slightly bloused, while the full i will meet with shake down their dinners nnd their courtesies. On Park Ava- Mrs, Jesse E. Spurling, "The | skirt was banded in pannel velvet palates and their tonsils und every­ The groom is the son of Mr. Oaks," on Mellonvilie avenue, was j in mntchinR t(m(,g> thing. A soft girdle nnd Mrs, M. L. Danforth of Or­ tho scene of a beautiful wedding ‘ In other words ho wants people Tuesday afternoon ut 2:30 o’clock, and sash completed this pretty lando, formerly of Binghamton, to bo In complete training, so when I when thoir dnughter, Miss Thel- costume. Her large picture hat N. Y. He iB a graduate from the they do decide to buy one of the Orlando high school, and also a t­ Mary Spurling, became tho was of black panne velvet faced well known little articles which hride of Harold Potter Danforth, with flesh fuillo silk, and trimmed tended Rollins college. ho manufactures, it won’t go as of Orlando. The impressive cere­ with lace motifs nnd rhinestone hard with them. mony was preformed by Rev. W .! ornament. She carried an urm j You certainly have to hard It tiembi'rs of the P. Huhrman, pastor of the First ( hoquet of pink Radiance roses. | 'to Henry. Ho looks a far ways Continuous from 1 p. m. to were on tho Methodist church, in the presence i The bridesmaid, Miss Ola Spur -1 i ahead. As n business man he 11 p. m. month of Nu- of a Inrge number of Intim ate 1 **ug unother sister of the bride, makes the Wall Street bunch i 'ok attired in a ^.^ crention of ouii Sun-friends and relatives. I' was - ................... bhuh m ; like janitors In a business college Inde , Potted pnlms and masses of us-1 l,ucst crepo Elizabeth, made long Of the where ho Is the head chrese nnd irt Hsdtsan^ '-'-,'pnrawin'* Bkirt boing 1faihldned all. of tha. crackers. E P rso o rA iL CHURCrt M m G ilbert arid I**,* | spacious rooms into n bower, nnd | 1,1 t ‘ir°e tier effect with pleated Pd Ilka to soA 'Henry dance. A Idith Stevens. St even 1 , I forme(| n rj,.h background for ruffles. Tho full shirred sleeved with few million dollar bills might ( Eleanor Boardman in Neil Fischer, baskets of exquisite pink roses ' nnd belt wer handed with self shake out of his pocket and be On the and pink tapers in crystal candle­ | (tined panne velvet. kicked within eusy reach. . “Bardley’s The sticks. In the living room where : boulder was a contrasting touch A dance should be on expression . jie Smith, the solemn vows were made, the [ of color lent by the topaz orna­ '*V of emotion. Tha>’s why [utoplo who ^Ferguson. FANCY WORK color scheme of pink nnd green ment. With this she wore a large buy Essex Coaches always dance from the novel Sabatini erty prevailed nnd was carried out Mack picture lint of panne, vglvct. with Joy. TKipy’ro so happy. AFTERNOON TEA 3:30 . AESOP’S TABLES James Cock- with ferns ami roses. Tho impro­ I Tor flowers were a round bouquet Yours, *y, Thelma vised a lta r was arranged before of . pink carnations. CAFETERIA 5 O’CLOCK BILL. 4 vb **-------------pay, Fonda Little Miss Mildred Kuthcrinc the massive mantel hanked solid­ Douglas ly with graceful palms and tall Wells of Sanford, Me., a niece of ove, Ross French wicker baskets filled with [the bride, was the dainty flower ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a H a a a a a a a a a BKa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a VH> * ,l1ial1 \ J ’*1 mgirl, nnd wore n frock of Nile m pink rudinnee roses cathedral candles' L ™ " taffeta. On the shoulder Tall pink cath Cummings, burned in crystal candlehrns on 1 v/aK n I'ink velvet rose, from which • White, Arch- the mantel and cabinets. T ho^how srs of pink ribbons M l She J Ftrry, Orval wlth , (Stevens, Kath- stairw ay was entwined with n s -j' !‘rric<l « l" ,,k t)llskct which were strewn in parugus ferns studded with my-' ,,,s° 9 | the pathway oT the hride. raids of rose buds. Indt >* ** The brido entered with her fa ­ While the guests were assemb­ >tie Cole, Mad­ ther, Mr. Jesse Spurling, hj^whom 'S** Wymen, ling, a beautiful program of nup­ sho was given in marriage. They tial music was rendered by Mrs. Burke Steele, pianist, assisted by wero met a t tins altur by the bride groom and his best man, James Fr> R. Z. John- Mrs. Claude Herndon, soprano. Yarborough, of Orlando. Acting "F o r You Alone” (P. J. O'Reilly ones, Dessic j ■• Gule) and "At as groomsman was Captain James B«wn, Buster and Henry Mitchell Joyner, of Orlando. Dawning” (Cadmnn), were the Valencia blue numbers rendered by Mrs. Hern - 1 Fashioned of !r»de crepe Elizabeth was the lovely don. During the ceremony, "Love’s . . Bunn, Ken•A puline Durham, Old Song,” was softly played gown worn by the bride. The full skirt was elaborately embroidered Whitakor, during the ceremony. "Tho Brid­ in gold and contrasting colors, and ' rJ * bny, Nolltl al Chorus,’-' from Lohengrin, was banded at each side with moleskin N J Clarence used as processional and Mendelssohn’s "Wedding March!’ was used fur. Her chic hat was of Valencia blue corded faille silk, faced with as-recessional. ' ‘r ■■ Miss Florence Spurling, sister beige velvet/ edged with cloth of ^ Roumillat of • f the bride, as muid of honor en­ gold. The only ornament was a j" Stnfnrd Sun- tered alone, and was gowned in sm art pin of blue studden with [d*y here us the I a becoming frock of deep coral rhinestones. Her shoes and other i T . ny ‘i crepo romoine, the waist being accessories wero of beige. She I V W iiiiiM U iia iU N M iiM im iiiiiin H H H iN iiiiiim j . ■1 •r Additional Society On Page Six W That Baby You’ve Longed For F0RD--THE DANCER H i . Hand Bags Bill Rolls. Traveling In the new Ostrk Skin No more Rheumatism I I T h e J e w e le r _ , . » . V V i« tt u q i u Jt fY S , . ----------- “ T’ ‘ ‘ " V U - O . o , U ia v o u s t Jp ■If,*' K f. u 1 SPURLING-DANFORTII WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED THIS-AFTERNOON Am usem ents . n . V ---------- | ■v. m o u u ilU C U 1 [is In Lake )1For Last ma Announced What Have You to Rent.... CHRISTMAS BAZAAR WEDNESDAY You can materially assist in the lo­ cating of visitors coming'to Sanford by listing with us your rental prop— Thursday, Dec. 2 WOMAN'S CLUB • Magnificent" & s s There is a growing demand for small furnished and unfurnished apartments and houses— • • SPECIALS \ ) CHILDRENS DRESSES DRESSES s “ Mrv J. L. Hurt, ur bonded rental agent, is at your service—telephone 588^-he w ifr'^sonally call and ’list and inspect Vour Rental property^ ' J * DRESSES I Everfast Prints. C olorsiast. £izes 2 to 6 years. Values up $1.25 to $1.50 Dec. ; wxl:-■ « r. OPENING . fi r s *• r• 1 T\ “f» '*U 11 T r*' roy Oiipter ant Otter S p e d a l^ ta r e s "o i A $1.50 values. . >a m u# t V ’ Vr- •rfl) .I fc w - --- . ,1 . ^ ; , r:i!W;?vr.s:4 v i V r ” , t V .lF iil.'i/ i 1 • ■ / i -0 -A-’; ' . I S) :1 $ 1.95 i U 'tf t* I '•'/ 'll 1.. . • .' 1 • -M iM m _ Everfast prints and solid colorR. All nicely made. Sizes 6 to 10. Values up to $2.75 J »>T# �flfO.Urv,TTs ' f * v ^ i^ k -S S s f S « * **3!1 * u tto n u Jttf N. J. ,xJVo pel; cent debentures was announced early today by J . P. Morgan and Company. The books for the form at offering were opened a t 10 o’clock und Immedi­ ately difrfed; ■ Prefe*ira,'irtttckhSIttti%, Who rcdrffved jW*fereTittal subscription ijjlits HWfi*88H; 'V5rtdfilly the. etiOMlit ' •■ ttre isrut*. _ a i_ A /,./,-- Ff sir, ef ^ u s u f9 h d « V ic i i Ml In f «ht itifiS deiiM* arid r :Art«4d for the bsheflt 6t i f « r t£ > f W T ’ .~>n Chuluotn Schott!’. X S ocial f& tur« of this gathering wne the pro­ gram given by the East Seminole Bond. ».vSG Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moor* of Massachuaetta, regular winter vfsitora In Chuluota, arrived F ri­ day Vo apefld the AttandH. 'sm , •V party _i the!. ^ gu< Oaks” oh Mellonville A teMr. and Mrs. J . W. Hoffman ’ollttw lng' tho wedding re- ware ffUests a t tho Chuluota Inn during the past wcok. and gfeen, the Wedding col..rr 6 llfldtl in decorating and Mlia Terrell o f the Cincinnati*! i nrtlitleMHy carried out ■with Conservatory of Music and who a t ilhnco roaon ond nsparngu* preaont is located h i Oviedo a t­ prf.f. In the living room ond 11tended tho P arent Teachers Meet­ ry f‘; fiflo h d s of oopnrngua ing here Friday evening, m wore ohtwfnwi over arches, j Ct'nndniafcHel' kkpt h er hair 'beau-] -x bf Bdfh te a tthd StllphuK • Whenfever her hair took M s y i ’ dm! windows, While ttri tHkt dull,-fad­ Among those nttending tho P a r­ IU M )f ferns studded with pink ed oV Itfcnkfed i were arranged on the mnn- ent Teachers Association Meeting a 'p ^ k l t t e , this »!• M d cabinets. on Friday evening was Joseph ilmfrtfe ‘thlxthPc gta in the evening refresh Lelnhiirt of Oviedo. wak appHttd -Jrlth x [a circulating of chicken anlWonderfril effect. Mivts aaltlnea, pickles and Mr». Ajlch Vane is spending By iJiftiVrfc *>t ttny *■ Were aerved by Mrs. some timo in Atlanta. rtrujf irtore for assisted by Mrs. Minnie “Wyfethrs SAge ». Jones, and Mrs. George B. Jacksonville—New 18-foot State and Sulphur Compound” you will .<► *--^ VoLls, of Sanford, Me. get n large bottle of this old-tilne miss Bpurllng wore for thl.i highway being constructed, be­ ... ... y.-~ X 4 '■ octmalcri, a nninrt frock of blnclt tween this city and St. Augustine recipe, improved by the addition C> crepe black anttn, tho blouso be­ of other ingredients, ft!! Tendy to —fltv. f . fog made of handsome silver and use, for only 7f> cents. Th?s sim ­ ^J.PfVV>UlftM5> - *black lace. On tho shoulder was ple mixture can he depended upon UO» .MS2C ST KIA tZKYTCCINC -T W E B E .D T tM f f .'v g black velvet rose. V tft restore natural color ond beau­ ty to the hair. Well-known druggists say every Northwest storm warnings were ordem r displayed" cm" Lake ’ Supe- ! SaR« nnJ S,1J: rior nnd the northern portions of Phu.r Cdrftpodnd liow becnUse It fl& i r ^ l / l a n t W a ' V P 1 r *or nnt^ the northern portion LONDQN, NovT 80.—^ — darkens so naturally fcnd evenly . Mra. 0 . Q. Wolcott of tho Ladies U e i V jU IU C B I Michigan and Huron. Great Britain plans a bigger and that nobody can tell it has been Bible Class of the Methodist Thie Pas, Manitoba, reported 2fl better Wimblodon tennis season applied—ft's so easy to uAe. tbo. ■■’V Church entertained lost Friday below 2ero last night. for 1927, despite tho loss to proYou dimply dampen a comb or soft P ’ .d v 'n 'n g honoring members of the " r / “ V. 1038 Tl° T ' , brush and draw ft through your CHICAGO, Ncv. 30 (TP).—The f» . p . . . b T ^ g u e at her home on S ” ,ono" B.mt of Suzanne Lenglin, TAMPA, Flu., Nov. 30.—f/I’i _ Fort Myers—Construction com­ | hair, taking one Htrnnd a t a time Lnkr Charm. After a splendid , V inccnt Rf c h « f j «"d other popucoldest weather of the season Is menced, on new Seaboard pnssenPressure was low on the Atlantic * Ine !nr rnnoiiiif racquet tuinldorc wiclders. By morning the gray huir disap­ \ prog: no had been given a doliThe return of the Germans, who coast, and high over the middle threatening the middle-west with g< r station on E ast 1 st St pears; a fter another appliiulmn or lions chicken salad course woo will compete in England for tho Mississippi and Ohio valleys early temperattircH down to 15 above Cnryville—Florida-Brown Lum­ two, it is restored t<> itn natural i v . r.tilved by tho hostess assisted by first time since the wnr, will add today, said the daily weather re­ zero by tomorrow night. ber Compnny’a plnrtt here, recently color nnd looks, glossy, soft nnd V; Afra. W. P. Carter. view. I.ight rain fell on the A t­ new interest to the matches. _ beautiful. "The fall in tem perature will u«-| burned, to be rebuilt. Also it is considered that the lantic coast and local showers on Eov. and Mrs. C. E. Cook went rtinte the proportions of n cold I DR ‘j to F^ n’osa last Monday where extension of the seeding of plny- tho middle, nnd cast Gulf coast. Highest tem peratures yerterday. wave in. incut of the Great Lakes ( Mrii;. Cook entered tho Sanitarium tcntlon. At present an overseas lowcf.t last night nnd precipitation region and tho northern portion of player nominated by his National « » t to rrcoivo treatm ents. Association is protected against for 21 hours ending a t H n. m. to­ the middle-west,” snid today’s "rs in tho rounds should drnw at- day: d. 81, u veteran of the R-jf . —. j High Low I’ctn. weotlier forecast. .1 seriously ill a t his mot ting another 3tar from his own m. .n : v jfb: ; h» nr ! country in the early rounds, but Atlanta ST. PAUL. Minn., NoV. 30 (/P).— Jy.i he may ho put out of competition Birmingham North Dakota was in the grip of a n 'I hanksgiving Service by a crack player of another coun­ Boston blizzard which Imcjght lirifted was W d a t tho B aptist Church -it try. Thus Patterson and Ander- Buffalo highways today and catiscd a gen­ ! Chm-lcslon *£•; ,,'elt > i, clock Thursday morning con, of Australia, could not meet eral drop in tempernture. r. itli Ttev. C. E. Cook, P astor of tho early in tho coinpotltion, but ' " ‘Ugo A 28 miles nn hx>ur wind whip­ "’Mclhodirt Church, occupying tho either might havo to play Tilden , 1tnv!.1 . „ ped the snow at Grand Forks with k ‘ ^pdlp;L or Lacoata in tho first round. M‘1,nCa 1Galveston tho- tem perature fl above zero. Knnsm City Minot bad 2 below, while snow con­ Mr. o. t hl'B. S. W. Sv/opo of Memphis 54 tinued to drift the roads. !><' • Orion.* wore guests of friends Now Orleans 78 •^'v in 0 i -dc on Thursday. New Ymk f>0 Oklahoma City (1<! Jacksonville J* *i'’ ■ .■ ■ null be.zadr of tin* Oviedo Salt I^alciCity 80 Vv"..i»i..ii i will bo hold l)es.!l St. Louis , 'v xiini J. Everyone Is cordially inWashington 1 .. . v ir d t% attend this event. FORT MYERS, Fin., Nov. 30,— py.rt Myers <t*r • » Circle One of tbo Methodist (A1)—With little more than a doz­ en witneHse.s to be examined, the ■ 'Church met a t tho homo of Mrs. O. Lc© county grand jury today re­ , 4 / 0 . Wolcott on Tuesday Afternoon; sumed its investigation into the ,V/i Circlo Two mot with ^Irs. J. S. lynching, a t Labelle Inst May, of Brown; Circle Three with Mtb. B. Henry Patterson, negro. F, Wheeler. Much good work was Early today State,’i. Attorney ■ accomplished nt each of the threo Strnyhorn repeated his assertion fc> meotinga. that he would conclude tho testi­ wv *f» ■■■■ ■ ■ mony this afternoon, with the Qn Dec. 10 ut aoven-thlrty prospect of flnnl nctiou before o’clock lrc tho evening pupils of the nightfall. Oviedo High School will stago a Representative citizens of Isa­ plkV a t tho school auditorium for belle havo declared th at early ac­ th^ ben efit of the high school 11- tion In tho case would bo wel­ come. Hitter feeling engender­ ed by the slnying of Pattorson has A debating club composed of divided tho village Into rival fac­ ptfftilt of the soventh and eighth ! JT ""' Sentiment for nnd nguinst tions. grades hds boon recently “ organ -1 t j,0 perprelntors of the crime Izdd horo Tho following officeraj[ployed a connhforablo p a rt in the weik) elected; Ben .Tones, prcai, , recent ejection, the said. Twenty defit; Lolnnd Long, vice-president; two witnesses) were examined Woods, treasurer. Thosa ap- yosterdny. polhtcd on the program committee Seventeen men were arrested writo Ben Wainv/rlght, Bornlco following n coroner’s inquest nt 6 t&o ami Aldrcd Conoe. Labellu. Following the investi­ gation trooperH of the etato mil­ -M- NW* how tkf Mwrldftitia worn sent to Isabelle by Gov­ g * l front of tht FrljU* ernor John W. Martin. all fn ttin g t nray com* air* cowl ifi*opening At n habeas corpus hearing here f i Ov* Itttjjln g comport* MrB. II. T. Brown was initi­ hum. provenns a te d into the order of tiie Eastern June 30, none of tho men were re- ‘which a ttu ttt lo w er in* Ieased without bail while the ol ti­ aide um perutu ret a n a Stife at Sanford Wednesday oven- ers were held under $ 10,000 each. quicker fretting- B ritain Is Planning B igger And B etter Court ’Tournam ent OVIEDO m -dij <* ^ V ^ L E l P\ « O L b l l ? R j i j - HU* tKe lymbcIM P U ftE CLEAN ‘ f^t V, X^jurtoou* treatment •n d •* Q uick Dellvety ‘ *! & & Low P ressure For Middle W est May A tlantic Coast Is O fficially Expected Of Season T onight PHONE lv> F l o r id a & lk .tgQM pANr? km I- r Until Decfember Fourth Jury Inquiry Into L ynching O f N egro E xpected To Close C h u r c h w e l l ’s End- the Season MANY ADDITIONAL, BREATH-TAKING VALUES WILL BE ADD1 ING THESE LAST PEW DAYS DON'T HESITATE-TAKE ADVANTAGE O F Thuluota 27 1-2 $ # ___ A t a special circuit court session convened nt Lobello May 31, a B. V, David had as her „ 4 * <»• chango of venue was granted m m * Thursday Mrs. B. W. bringing tho ense Into the I,*o ■, Knight of Brunswick, Gu., Mrs. L. ] i -'V. MfLaui rLaughlln and Mrs. Ruth Pone county jurisdiction. s . . of ?anford, Mr, and Mrs. James Long antlounm the birth of a ton pound !■ hqy born on Thanksgiving Day. Wortian Found Dead From Strangulation w m MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 80.—(/P)— V. and Mrr. Hilton Brown were Gortrudo I.ythgoo, oncA nationally !e jrucuta of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. known All "Rutn Queen of the Ba­ hamas," arrived hero today by |f on Thanksgiving Day. boat from Now York “to rest, re­ • 4 .; ’ --------Jacobs and family, Mrs. new my acquaintance* and prob­ 'Jacobs and hor guests com- ably remain.” Tho 30 yoalr old brunette who a picnic pqrty having dlnt t the picnic grounds Thanks- picturesque adventures through Hawaii, Alaska, ErtfMhfl, ' tho Ba­ ...Qajr.-. hamas and back to. ■'the United ' W Comrountty States, earned her, ,the title of lOalockhatehee Was Cleopatrla, accounted for her long! lly ahjoy- kbsenae from public attention by admitting she bad' ” ink a book) - F W ,i; % ' .l and .)Up mother, Ship Conies In.” a» inftrrd ilfegraphy. Ii J. "No, I’m not hex* KfteSr fny knd '6n the Bah said I A lt™ had 4 ., |||^| ' * J. X. Sriidor aftd W*lf .-.••Tv. : . osa who]federal authorities Sow a IS M > s M 't f ■ on Tho 'am were b$ 1 •v’i'A Frig Ids lrc O den More for Lett New Low PRICES 1170 £ t£ £ $ 2 2 5 I ■ B 2 .TAiiii .i m S. for FrigUisire’s overwlielmlng popijarily It tlie fact tiiat it freezes more ice, by actual weight, than other electric refrigerators of the some size. The Frigidslrc freezing trays are self-scaling. The white enameled fronts of the ice trays completely overtap the tray openings, thus sealing the intense cold of the frost coil within the freezing compart­ ment. Friridalro freezes Ice quickly and solidly, regardless of room temperature*. Long ago, Frlgldaire discarded the brine tank in favor of tho more efficient frost coil. The frost coil assures simpler,'quicker temperature control, which is to accurate and stable that it never has to be adjusted once It has been properly set Frlgldaire Is superior in lc©.freezing capacity, food Storage space, low doersting cost and quiet opera­ tion. Frigidalr*; offiett unequaled sturdiness of construction fcri^haaufy , of design. Friridhlre offers a penfrsneat add thoroughly trained .and established scryka ■prganizaticin. It Is the Only electric refrigerstaa guaranteed by General Motors. Inch Outing Flannel, Per yard Pin Cheeky W ork P ants MEN’S PA N tS 8 l-2 c . 95c. �ei L ijt L i ^ jltjit-'A . HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY -—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 105 S. Palm etto Avenue. Phone 846-J. t; V))I lx received t e ^ M o f ■•a t ,.l#e * >*o« Sc * H»® ___ 7c a Un« : ' ^Avowfrn icniguf 1In<‘ of 30c for j {t restricted to flcutiom • |is made Tbe San|ril) be respom icir^ct in»ertioHi for subsequent , off ice ■hotild bo tly In caaa of yERTlSERS |d representative L llU r with rates, Ljfkation wi.ll give [information. And hey will assist you our want ud. to *ffective. WJT NOTICE [ should fffvlS their [office address as Iphono number if Lults. About ona [a thousand has a \ [he others can t with you unless address, nuance MUST be • nt The Sanford lor by letter. Telellnuincrs are not prompt - Efficient ervice 74— A p a rtm en ts a n dP la ta SKIS THE HALL HARDWARE PltO.NM 8 fir— F u e l a n d Feed c La r e n c e r o i l GOOD WOOD CALI* 351.1. 57— Good T hings to E a t MARRY IF Lonely; most success* ful “homo m aker” hundreds rich, strictly confidential; reliable years experience; descriptions free. “The Successful Club" Mrs. Nash, Box 550 Oakland, California. M — H o u ses F o rS a le. 77— H o u ses For R ent. '57 HOUSE FOR rent—203 Holly Avo. PASTRIES, PIES, salads. We take 5 rooms and hath. Garage. In* special ordeis for parties. puire 11 IS) Park Ave. Routh's Delicatessen. 1 U2 I W Ut St. FOR R E N T —5 room house fur-, niched. Apply Harclift home two milos out West First Street. “I St. Enquire 11.1 Elm Ave. “ ST E W A R T THE FLO RIST” Flowers for all occasions M cLANDER ARCA D E Phono 781. 27— P ro fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s ROOMS, with or without in tin 1, meal* U SED CA R E X C H A N G E "JOKNKIl PARK AND SECONO IJ. W. \\ A N'.'-I KY, Manager ROOM AND hoard—$8.75 peri T H R E E Itrand New Stucco Hungawerk. Private home 21)3 Maple j lows* for rent, desirably located. Ave. | modern tlirnuglinut. Inquire at M A K VAN! A I Allmv u- (he opportunity *>f! r.hnwmg ymi I liu lino. lonpel'Iv.J Scvuggs Scoggans lb-all v (l>. ' -- * I'lioile 735, Mi,‘.nmc Temple | i bH— Itonm a W ith o u t H oard Fbund. Tl'iP.l O RD ER S DISCO UNTS J E W E T T AND CAGE. I T E E N P E R CEN T. R IV E 'S G A R A G E Sanford Ik’iilcr K. O. P a in te r Ferttlii*.T Co. 208 AV. 1st St. Phone i>1 Jarksonvillc, Duval County, F la S A N FO R D HOICK CO. 212 Magmdin Ave. I'h ""“ 307 *.M—I.cfjnl Notices. FOR R E N T unfurnished hungalot t«*. Three loom* In! h an d garage. L’ l 3 Palmetto Ave. I itium DODGE !!Kti l-Or.HS vved, mg rings. P. E. Ahcnrn, 317 ' Vl 1 irst Stl attractively furnished. Also gar- j 80— A— Kcnl Kntate DlrtfCtOry I ford. Fla. Inge. 1217 W. Second SI. $ 1.00 p e r l ______________________________Z — 1 ------------------------------- ------week. V b •’ i Mi-r.r I T. *A po y n..«, McC.ALL FOX, Real estate. uln-. t Tube*? Y e s ! | YOU OWE it to yourself to h a v e ! -----vcHtnicnta. Hcst buys aro untong ■ peat in Sanford! : and to keep good health. Chiro- j our listings. Phone 715. (ire Co. 20(i'i West prncic'adjustmentH will Ihelp y o u ,i* A R G E , C O M FO R T A B LE front J j attain that goal. Phone 1K2-J for loom nicely furnished, second I S E E R. C, T I S D A L E Tor good Suye appointment. Dr. W. E, MacDou- J floor connecting with bath, two! In Real Estate, 23(1 Mciach Haiti!Ih',Ih. Instaneous hot water ail i ing. blness. Studcbukcr I gall, 1st. Nat. Hnnk Bldg. times. New iiouu*‘. nice neighbor­ I. San Juan Gurugo H IG G 1NS-KMITH-WIGHT. IN(EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, hood., Terms , . moderate. Excellent Real Estate and no kinks, one price, personal at- ■ ,n,'a s n0':t < K, Eighth St. IN S U R A N C E ItltOKLUS Istaiiona — Re- tent ion. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. I‘hone 341*-J. BEDROOMS, ROOMS for light ' L I I T YO UR P R O P ER T Y WITH, " T H E LOT K IN G " housekeeping, bath, car aim],I, 30(1 First Nutioaul Hank Bldg. S. J. NIX TRIM CO. 1215 W. 2nd. St _ not tlu, wvngr.” Attorney and Counsellor a t L a * . heater. \A* »if» i - J L J “*f-— 1 * 210 l5a J i For ht S treet. fur estimates. FOR R E N T one largo furnished'8 3 IADF0 RI) 8.V"f do— I ,u i s P u r S a Y A P A R T M E N T HOUSE S IT E 80x 100 MAGNOLIA A V E N U E $3,500 tfonil are ti--- department, — \ ivf' I’ScM take up the work* w h trt i left off a fte r some 700,/ ' miles had been surveyed. l llll ( IT CHI ItT NKV K V T I I .ii i i i c t . U i n u n i t . s i ; v n . \ m , M m l VTV. n . n n i M v . I \ I II ( M ' K i n M T T IA O , tn t.i. t» r t i i ii u i.onn t m ir r i a t t H i HAIM.I S A r.Ml'NN. i * t.MI’ I.A IN A N T , VS I icn.ii I., M nikrl sml .1. 1 "1 A II K I ,li. In , I***-.!,.» ml, , i - i ,) i :m r *a i \ rn » r i o t \ 111,- si.ii,. ,,r I'li.rldu in Emma I*. Mill!,, I Mill .1. M mi Ii cl, her luiHhaild. ii .inpcitrtiiiT 3 ,y A ffid a v it filed la ll.Si tlinl tin) i •■eldetn-o of you I'.12b Do >gi* Special T o u r in g ■ii.I . m i l of vi,u in., iinkhoivu, and 1825 Ford Touring I .m t ilnue Is in. .me la I lie m a te of i I.,il.l.i II... *. i ilc. nr llm w rit of 1325 I ) >,lgi> Special Sedan ' (.i> .,i.i ui•*,m whom )iout*t bind I'.lM I ord Runnlmut i Itlier ..f i >.u llr il i mi are mnv ttvI *Jl .; i,t,l *.1 11,,. Slilto Ilf (•"U'l'lllll or 11)25 l i'i’ tl Mil '1 11/' k . m,H i'.,tins yiioi xet) cs that l'32l f »v*-i hi ud t Touring pro,'ns* ,-ill,not lie si I Vml )'otl utid ' .icli of 5 on, mid that your limt l.tiown uildress itul rcKl,lent;o wax l.i.l, k Mary, Klorlil.i; M I L I E U O. P H !L IP S , In• m t I t l t i - o i u : YnM Emma U Mnrl.nl unit .1. .Mark*,I, her himhiuid. eucli of vim urn i'ni|i|lrtnt tu l.o I mill K'm Ave. arid 131 h* Street. jin,I ajipeiir to our said Circuit RHONE .1 fo iir t nt Simf.iid, Florida, on tlm ..III diiv of I *eveiul'i‘ r, A. 1). Ht'itt. 1 .i.ol lin n urnI tlii're malm neceanary - to in,, inn or i ’ ,.iii|iiuiii[ UxhiMt i iivtiliixt ion, mid lliernlu full not. otlieiwls., n li..,'r,'i' pro I'onfagau CHRYSLER ,ll I,.* i iiieretl MKMiiiHi vou and ! CUAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO u I»I \ 1*11 I Sunf'ir Ave, at 10th St. Phone 802 U, It'll h Is «nih•t.il tn.it lids rttutlon i tm l •I iuh •*(! vjnci* ,i w dt'k ft*r four S E L L GOOD ni.ldo public. it G A I N E S V I U . E — The htmthfl season for 1020-27 took ita fi victim hero when O. D. M suffered the lone of a foot ho stumbled and fell,'his gun charging. F irst aid applied two companion* ntojipesd tb$tof blood while the lad wati rled to a hospital. PLANT CITY—Tho Plant high school annual, tho 1020 1 yukeaw, was rated aa f lr it in tho sixth national contest^ M | by the Control Intorcholasic P w Association nponsored by t t Sclinoi of Journalism , Univarall of Wisconsin.' Tho book scored I points of u possible 1 ,000. USED CARS JACKSONVILLE—Them some cocks-of-the-wnlk th a t t to have their likcn&H«a graphed. Ona was placed a cameraman a t the atale but when tho camera was a' bo clicked, it dashed away and appeurod in snmo bushos. A scramble to re capture the chic' took place before It was fli caught. — BARTOW—The new graf cannery heing erected here wilj in operation by Dec. 15, nc to A, W. Scott, general manage of the firm constructing t n j l plant. The machinery is now , onne. "I IV. vvo. k * In Die Sanford jnstnlled, and, when comp DODGE Pleasure cuts umi Grat.am Trucks jii iniii«*1«s t'tmHiA, i'"I•m*alit, uml liftv —('tit it Wilt bo ono of tno m b it utl Cltti find l.'ltb St. Plume 3 1n wprNKH.i ,Tv‘ ‘itat.it* 'and official to-data p lan ts o f ita kind in vto and on en-y terms aQavLi,lWfor I\ 1Cillers C I R C U L I N E P E R M A N E N T Wav 7 K— tHTlccn iind D esk R o o m ing. Guaranteed not to b u n i . . u N K |,AK t;K ril)|t, IlIRRK down town | Madam Harriet, over Mobleys he,Is, also single room. Close F I V E ROOM Home Mill! large lul jiodict Drug store. ht small pocket to bath. Hot water at any time. OFFICE KDIt R E N T — It) Maiech (tl)v2 L’>. Good garden, two good' cssh also chock. Bldg Apply A. P Connery A | Jerse y cow* mid 25 hi'nil lii.vrrig Call 420 W. 815 Park Ave. ■ turn to L. S. care E L G IN , W A LTH A M . Hamilton, IISons, Magnolia and 2nd I hens all at a bargain. See owner v. refurd. ! linuis Watches Diamonds a n d ; FO R R E N T —Rooms newly and ,1. E. Collins, Floral Heights Saf.- jm 'ti —-- ! L A K E L A N D —TWo n tha United States Ceol vey, are on the grout rasa mo. the soil . su rre y 4 county, end' flvV othertijjj pccted khortly Eerl I*, and Robert Derereux, W a r s mnnufurtnt ing fertilizer for [ Lvcr $ 150,000, nlhough tho prica i Ftoridn Growers. CASH «***•"*•> " " I l j v n l v r d In the purchase was it® LIN l'O LN FORD -~ FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. Commercial J: I'.ilmcUo. Phone 33i IN S U R A N C E R E A L ESTATE Reasonable rntr.s. Lincoln Hotel CITRUS BRANDS" Distributors Chandler Commercial Avenue appointment phone 713. fi7—Rooms With Hoard. 89— W a n te d — R e a l E s t a t e V” FORT LAUDERDALE,— 1 local physicians, Dm. R, & | pass,, Leslie Maxwell and I Carter, have purchased the wards Hospital, aitri the net Get new price list, order early. the institution has been chan K E N T V iD .CA N 'l/IN G WORKS. Q U A L IT Y first. F A IR P R IC E S , to the Memorial hospital, HOOD AND G O O D YEAR T IR E S . PROMPT S H IP M E N T . T h ir ty -fiv e _____ plant i1- sold to have been U. S. L. Batteries. . l'ricc $(1750.00 loom, dining mom, two lied rooms '■ nth including shower, kitchen t'OLi I.DUGII R E A L T Y 22— M illin e r y — D rcsK m n k in g fifi— W anted— to Huy. with electric range and water COMPANY DRESSMAKING children's sewing I W ANTED TO buy Cclerv Plants. heater. Front and back porches. 311 First Nat. Hk. a specialty, 1215 Palmetto Ave. Give price, when answering this i f>wnr>r living mU of the state and Tel. 732. will rent for $75 month, For SAN FO RD . FLO RIDA nd. Hnx 128 caie The Herald. 25— F lo r is ts . ■to WANTED TO BUY—Small and inexpensive bungalow, located , Consider now ordering.. Fertilizer within reasonable distance from thn i business section. Must be fairly for f"11 and winter, application. priced. R<«x Pi caro Hemld. I "SIMON PURE AND CBM . "REAL ESTATE WANTED | “Time Tried and Crop Testedi" Will buy or trade for your equity ! in any lots in any subdivision in Amoio. Potits.ll A.1*.A.‘ Bouth Florida. In answering this advertisement tell me how much HOUSE well located, building lota, 11 • *"■ * 4 in Gimlervillc, will exchange ns you have paid, the balance due , 1 *i,n"n n s la p art payment on home. Address tho lot numbers, and . the location i’-V,Vu** * -is"-C « t is of property, also give your pr« $ - 1 I’lim* Sin'clul Box 50 care Sanford Herald. . ?-)«•to is 10 wit and home address. Write Box l-'rnlt A- Vim* e BW-I1 Car-* Sanford Hemld. I V r i 'u i I S p c c ln l n X * • ------------ —----------------------- 1--------- *'ll r o s Mticcfiil I *i !1 1 •i s Ji io n i >rj»Iiv r T i <•« 4 tsii i iti'iu T u u u r r l m 7H s | WalMiimu S ih' c IhI 1 0 i DO— Automobiles for Sale built in features, located heights. I i i .7 0 \Lid. FOR REN T- Five room stucco H. I*. PERKINS — Haberdasher bungalow located on corner in headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Large living Clothes. 110 First Street. HOC, 12 v 1.1 . $10. 1112 Myrtle Sanford Heights. 2f>4 , 88— R ea lE sta tefo rE x ch a n g e 81—1 SANFORD DRUG COMPANY $75iiim CA SH AND 58—Household Good1; “The Rexall Store" FOR R E N T —New Modern DoubWo mako a specialty of our prompt la House, 4 rooms, large closet, Jdfi.llO per month w ill buy a filling of prescriptions and quick FOR S A L E — Furniture for seven room.', suitaiilc for roomers. May­ $35, ami $ 11). by month. A. N. five room bungalow, brand new, delivery. portc-i ni bei*'. hardwood floorr-, Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches or mu; have re.nl of flat. 521 1 '2 Webb, l()ti North Umrcl. W. h■ liim im u a iii FOR RENT attractive furnished FOR S A L E .— 5-room, modern apartm ent for couple. Call ht Stucco Hungalow. This modern 310 Oak Avenue. , ’ homo has largo living room1, din­ ing room; 2 bedrooms, bath Includ­ FOR RENT—3 room furnished ing shower, kitchen has built in fea­ apartm ent. Apply Herald Office. tures, also electric range and w ater heater. Tho prico of thla 75— B u sin e ss P laces fo r R e n t homo is m oderate. and term s can be arranged any way to ault purr CTIVE rooms to runt fn* chaser. Address Ilox 50 or Phone -ores 'or offices at Phrk Av#.t 913. and Commercial Street. W, M. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave, I M PO KT E I ) I UN N KRW AIIE Sm it h 'G e n e r a l Contractor 600 W est F irst Street a t Phone 441 ■' 1 t V'AU • y y r»■. ^ sea FOR JAMES H. COWAN—All klnda of Tin and Sheet Metat Work* W ater and Boot Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telophona 1U ._______________ payment- v> - . ' ■■•■■■■I Service Offered 15— S p e c ia ls a t th e S t o r e s . fill ’ ta Adr*0*® mill ■. ■ii v‘ SEMINOLE H UDSON-ESSEX Box 123. care Herald IN C . hiU *itl 'M IlL Of «*l h:\U\ »:irvuli tJuuri thin 2nd Ii. 19'Jti. W ® * WINTER H A V EN * Indeflnf V u. UOUm.ASH. , ' I it i \ Ilf till* Till .li tillelnl postponement of the propo t'Ii c u l t . Hum I n o In C o u n t y , FI'ii Jt*n. 1 field .deportment conferenc* <{f ,tt Iiv A. M Weeks, 1). C. South Florida dioceso of the .1 \ .MKS *!. HIIAltON. Soileitur for C ini|ilulnsnl. cstant Episcopal church, which to have been held hero Dec. Id, n o t ic k been announced by Dr. J i II, T / Notice 1m hrri'iiy it'ivvn timt ttio' local pastor. The conference,i t m.iiut «,f <'miniy CuiiiiiiitFiio'iMrs 1,1, was stated, will probably hot. *" nrnj for Hotnln d** County, will a t . , . * ' L tlmlr m*x| rratilar moetlng to lie noiu tlilH year. •, .,*■* Iield In lliu Court llnuiii, ul Huttfon!, I'liulilii, Tin-iiday, ffeenmbur Till. A. If.. I!)2tl, nt D) o'clock A. At., I'M*<dvn i'll!" for the uluarlng of right hurricane, with ita devnstit ;,,r,„,'iv"r, ,„u 7 i ^u“ l C n t to "weep which also struck this ■ i',.i,Ft city, mi ttiu foiiowitm tics- [ion, Is not seriously tnterfe 208 Oak Avo. / Phone 41 bedroom. C18 Oak Ave. j R. It. EI.DRIDGE. Real Estate, and ELM A V E N U E corner $ 2.(88). .72—Help Wanted—Female ------------------------— —— investments. Valdez Hotel buildB U I'S - MAR.MON;. IService Offered < Owner needs money and will i ROOM FOR rent, 100 Myrtle A v -'in g . Sanford Automobile i ..[sacrifice desirable corner lot a l l W A N T E D , N U R S E for one year I enuc. |c STORE — ProPhcuO 137 much less limn present day v a lu e .' 2l)ii Magnolia Ave. old baby. Apply Doavey-Winxlon Soda. We aro iApt. Bldg^ Apt. No. 2 . A small cash payment given pns-1 ftir 8 4 — H o u s e s F o r Hale TWO F U R N I S H E D rooms N A S fl | four phone. session of the property. Addit'es ! i/eads tho world in motor car value. light housekeeping, 7 H) Oak 1 ----------------------------- — 103 Pox 7i> cure The Herald. SMITH MOTORS CO Avenue. 34-A—Trade Instruction ______ FOR S A L E or rent two small iiouxt*fi Citrus Heights, or will trade [t Funiituie Co. TOO I.A T E TO C L A S S I F Y AGENT WANTED a wonderful op- i 69— R n ^ n s fo r H o u se k e e p in g i for lighl automobile. Apply U. M. OAK H IL L lots, $ 751). Well lo­ Street I Gmder, Giiulcrville, Flu. port unity is waiting for suinu ( Bftfull line. cated and very desirable. U , F A N C Y S T A T IO N E R Y , Twistum |f|ht. Cash or | man or woman who is willing to j T H R E E N ICE furnished rooms 122 tare Herald. _ j Toys, llelree and Shcbce Dulls. lyour business. | work hard to make a splendid iivfor housekeeping. All conven- CO RNER HOUSE Close in, 5 , j rooms, $301) down, $ 41) monthly, j w i t i t i i a lit.1 ..... ....... ti,,, ' I'oiuplele line of Christmas curiD.! ci ii..d line, l(e»,, at the S. W. wRh the production of truckag* -----------ing in Sanford and surrounding i(.tu,.,i. ;i|r, E. Fifth Strctt. " O - L I RADI*, my equity in K im ' — ,',,i i.m, sa. McNmili* ucamre Villa. . , T, Ntr ( i., genera! [country selling Life, Accident an J — - --------------------------- — ------ price $ 451)11. Hart Nason, Valdez. bond stucco six room bungalow j Lot us engrave your Christmas , run l*:nnt, in emit null* nf A. C. 1* * * ^rounij. ^ i ne iirsi^carioaa i Hotel Bldg. Phone 853. | sidewalks, build- Health Itmurnnev, for the Federal 7 4 — A p a r l n i e n b s a n d F I u l s m cornel' prominent Atkin boxes. J , R . 1 Life Insurance Co., of Chicago. A . -----------------------varan eds in a hotly if FOR SALE New stucco luingn| policy for every human heing iv F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T for rated and no incumbrance {gurdlc.ss of eex or color. Call o r , rent, 2 mum imth, kitchenette, j 1,,w n")ms lots. Advise price and | Ci.K.WING CO. I wri(o John L. Wimbish. II East ! first fiu„ r. Apply BP.) Elm, l>o- a,uJ bath two imiches, lights, city Box “ M” care Herald. — - - - - - - , water, built m features, fire |iwern Hctjn and 3 :1)0 o'clock. I!‘‘|/ii.iing a n ti 1Church Street, Orlando, Florida. | place, nice location. Exceptionally t'/vt> Q»rL- , , r , , . | _____ ___ ___ __ _ witness my ItHlol mid sritl thin On, will be the SK<nn Of tho Tl*Xl Ff) foe prompt i r OK S A L E — Lot 5 0f Lane u Ad,U y ,.r Nov. A. I i . I j S«. . i„ g nr tho West Coast Hom* I TWO ROOM apartment. Extra lul>; ^ ' ' ' T u ' l S ' y K i 10— M o n e y t o L t w n ilition, facing Highland Park »■ ) e t i m t i iiF iio rT ifiiw n , „n ». H. UiHiflGAPH. fierk . | . v. , room, garage. 1112 Myrtle Ave. ^ ir l e y . Route A Box 170-k ._____ Oak Street. $1750 on terms c.r only ! ./m A ' [ U( 1 L N „ on " " n,m,a u,*M0,y 0 w m m r A-moel atl oq, to bd. our 18 * nl) n e x t April, The InvlUtidl?|>/ i i \ $50 cash an,I *25 monthly. Add res. j Wwkl *** FAntER SHOP LOANS—Money available at 7 per , Miss Ionise Hill, loyal domt*‘ on t i ,.. Hill of n m u t h s . Box 80, cure Thu Herald. coat. Close in property. A. I*. T H R E E ROOM unfurnished a p a r t - -----®lia Avenue. j science toucher, was accepted. T N O TICK fbers. Special nt- Connolly & Sona. fnmi kc-j!_______________ _______________ ol-l- / h m » , , , f ... , ment. Centrally located, reason- .FOR S A L E ,(i jroom . S r .E OUIC iiNsorlment of 1 hrlstN..tii . |H lltTuby a Iveil Gist the association is ,compoaed 6t I <11*' and t tiildicn. ublo runt. Phone 125. house on Hanford; A m*.. S j MI«.«»■, LAUREL AVENUE | mas cards, novelty glassware, H*>iu,l <*f I'oiinty rommlsslutters In economics worker* and fm Srintindn < milliy will Hi tllil . , n kern . : of. ■* . 47—Dogs, Cals, Pets. itm, ctins. e„ > . . k c Desirable rasiilonco lot cun lie 1lumps, linens, handkerchiefs, silk Vlat-nxt lecultr tin'll n. ihai i»*t;tiiir meet Hlllubroinfh* 1 asco and tir'TfSBS iicmid. ; bought fjem *>wiiur on s m a ll1 A TWO loom modern apartm ent pBEURY P R I N T ----------------------------------------------umlotwcnr, pocket books uml oth- p. i.i t.. u... t’.uiti House at BanfprU, counties. nicely furnished, with use of pMing, Engraving, WANTED TO KNOW who own* u* f|' t. We do | Pit bull stud ting in Sanford? bath. Inv.tuneou.i hot water nt all R It, A v e n u e-' Addreas J . J . Nulls, I’incrastle, times. Nice neighborhood. Moder­ ate. Available about Dec. I. I l l ct' i Fla. East Eighth near Magnolia. >WAN CO. Iiheo . . r A lJto 4 8 — Hr'G metal work.!. 1 H o r s e s , C a t t l e , V e h ic le s Dratsl 1,'hiVt metal "■ 2D7 French 1 FOR SALE a good mule. Barnes, Orange City. FOR R E N T — Nice rooms and apartments. Fcrnditln Apt. A. G. J TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and bath, attractively furnished, ------| 57— Good ThinuH to Eat moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 **fvices offered N. Park Ave. ONI.Y IIAMDKRUKIt 1*11.’- In i'bK PRINTER*State of Florida for a real ham­ NICE CLEAN furnished a p a rt­ cameras ment. Conveniences. |8 werk. burger. Call nt 318',i Sunford Av­ a pplies 1101 French Ave. enue. ‘ *'*• laimley, Prop. , ^ o n t o b b _____ . . r W W i cash payiHcnl. Lotncen 10th un i 4r ilisinctive gifts for Mi-Lady.— Ki..rl«i«. Tuemiuy. Decemher 7th, A. A n RA< 1 VE V VE room h«u<« street. Might cn'isldef trad- [ Mi-Ludy's ShtTppe-llO Magnolia. !.i, !'i PENSACOLA—Tho twent and gantgc, vu unbla at. Chap- |n(( for puru M, r . . ---------1 _____ 'J _________ „*____ !.« N...ti, in... Mf Hcctlun 39. T 1 0 th district Rotary con Tiuiu St* *iJr500, 1*Avombro torinil* #,1.1 d p m 'i* •> iu » o iomih4* 2D Kitnt. Iof thia saction will be held In M im \Vfhn»li'P Jones Vnlilcz Hothl * ' K h N I* l IhiUKCn, (i inul H HiuMdfiiiuluns inny bu ohtaint'd Mis. Wheeler Jones, vnnicz i i o i m . ------------- ---------------------rooms, 17110 mid 1702 Magnolia fr-m, from i-ounty ! ’ininty Kmrlio.ers Kiialioo-rf of;lee. ofilee. The sacolu, April 88 and 29, 1987f ‘ ! FOR B A L M - F r e n c h Avenue lot (Ave. Possession DdcemlHT first. ?.n,V T i^ M d i1'" rl* hl 1,1 r*lJec l1was announced. A p r o g r a m / ,S TUCCO BUNGALOW', largo liv­ w im * «<* my i. u 'i.i uni offi-iitl *<nl tho convention will b o . taken nonr Highland Paik, $ ! 3ll(i. $25 Call J . L. Hurl, Hitrgins, Smith, ing room, dining room, 3 tied I t i l l s III*. «&*»• • " > - t N o v e m b e r , a . 1, , , ^ , n ov< 3 0 f w |g |k D i s t r i c t ^ Box HI Wright, Inc. Phone 588. un*h and $15 monthly, 1*1*1!. rooms, kitchen with built in fun* ornnr Brubaker in at cure lluruhl. V K. I It MI'll. \ t u . Glcrk. lures including breakfast m>ok. tlxiixl Ciamty 1'iiiiimr‘s. * ' ■ m 91— L e g a l N otlcoa iHtml) Small down payment, halinfa 1_ _ _ PANAMA CITY—A, i * monthly. Phone 718. PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 118). H K UIM TIIATION NO TIC K N O TirW haa bean ' called lor Xhp] suitable for upurtinrnt house. ------------------------------------ ------ suiuioie m r upuriinrnt nouse.’ Tho* lisuisiiiiilmi Hooks ..f tho - Noilep Is Inri'liy h I vxii thul FOR S A L E A modern cottage C « - Owner out of tho city'and will roll. ‘ ''U *'•'*U lloaril of f’lHinly Comnilssluncre ... •, ll>S n «*..N . o,, . , . W ’. WWM an*l for Knolnula C.'ounCy, will at proposed extehslenf onado Beach 75 fcot ocean fruit* under Vitluo, and do exceptionally [ m„i w‘jn el oik h!u imlay' NnVomlivr in~ 1 “ tage. A bargain. Box 228 Lidte,an»y terms. Box 79 euro T h e ' - 711'. I07fl' , , A(,,l,Vi"l Helen, Fla. Herald. , ' 1 ' cViV' f f i t S & o n Officer. so, way. Rradlim and claying, of tp a ’ uuapicoa rood on (ho Heuili Lino of See. Twp,'|<]a Cham si. frqin frqm W^st W est B n a I ___ . u __ __ <• H. au Hast, . of present Ctuy rood Hoiilh. to Gourwixh), By Crane i s i t -W4 66TAWAN. rfeciw ei ® i M H .fU ' OUT -TvANY I W (i C A N t e WOM6 f-* * ' oua v\owt, ytVfvv c o z r s ^ f\B soL U teuN 0 S -N Q B 0 W S SUSPO O ^^Q , Corner, "f »»lil Bee. $ .1 Hpeelfleutlmis may b» any. and all bids.' r , , . .. .. 1 feiifSir SiiTiiaiH. fsa S t t B S P " ' l/ .and a - ilA ttito p i i * Alu. 1 i . i/ t- <#} tvq<»>r ,'Ni. i ' tv ^ r / r * $ r h t ^ i e v M '' ^ — ..i, -1. m . af *•- iv mm • ' • ,,8V • cV*d\yrr!rw♦ h* 'V,.' v- ivv.* . '"*^d»spj^9 nP it k aejttted n^ar hd^a' j $800,000 hosnital ■n a* h— T-i1 ; J'' ; \Vlinss my hand and of (lei el- • <r* f.f! *$Vfco fia w i , ; 3R HA y‘ ,; Irn m County Knirlnoara rtf flees iBoftjrd rsservss the rl*M to t$ 'A. 'ft M 4D ---- z-i- , " ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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WEDNKSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 Enforcement ffead Promises “Sahara* Attendln: O f Husbands NE W YORK, Dec, 1.— </R)— In its account of a prohibition debate before a thousand rep­ resentative New Yorkers at the 1inner o f the Economic Club at the Hotel Antor last night the New York Herald Tribune nays today: “ Tho dinerp laughed deriuFernpern tures In Went Drops Ively when General Lincoln C. Queen Changes Plana And As Low As 12 Degrees Be­ Andrews, assistant secretary of Decides To Leave For Bu­ low Zero Rut Counter A t­ the Treasury in charge of pro­ charest at Once; Ferdi­ tack is Promised Soon dibit ion enforcement, announc­ nand Opposed To Carol ed that a “ stop had been put" Mercury Drops 29 to CM illegal distribution of Ruler Has No Idea sarnwnentai wine. TKIs dem­ M ILW AU K E E, W l*, Dm . 1. Degrees A t Duluth onstration drew from General —( — Scientific mating, fcueri O f Quitting Throne AndreWs a taTt promire to make upon a knowledge o f iMMdity M o t io ft lg Vessels On Great Lakes Are it "hard to get n drink o f rupl nnd eugenics, would eliminate Warned To Stay In Port K,ing Adviften His Followers cancer from thc human species bear next season.” \Mth Gales In Prospect Thnt Health Ih Returning; within two generations. Dr. “ T f that’s of nny interest to letter Playod Up by Papers Maude Slye, o f the University you/ added the dry Czar grim­ Dec. 1.—</!*>- Win- | SiityMon Claims of Chicago, told the convention iportant Acffbn ly when the roar of laughter ter,CHICAGO. set officially to nttaik on* PARIS, I)oc. 1 — (A’l — Queen of the Radiologist Society of subsided O f Jurymen Doc, 22, laid down a preliminary Florida Board Marie, of Rumania, has decided to North America. barrage of the middle-west today ^ leave for ItuelmreHt tonight. She Hostile To Banish sentiment from muas the new month was horn. j will proceed home on the Simplon riage, she said, abolish mar­ tHASSEE, Fla. Dec. f Express, which leaves P.iris at 8:25 Temperatures, which dropped as SOMERVILLE, riage/- of convenience, and in­ -With financing of j low ns 12 dgorees below zero at o’cloek this morning. D e c. 1.— ( j still in men and women about Everglades the<• Devil’s Lake N. 1)., brought a to wed the need o f placing their Charles W. Pari their meeting, touch of the real thing to many BUCHAREST, Dec. 1_</Pt — union upon a eugenic basie, ing this afternoon ^of the advisory com localities, but 4ho weather man King Ferdinand in strongly (op­ md cancor will be vanquuned. motion by the ^gppointed by the promised n counter attack would Mrs. Edwnrd L. Doheny, wife of the multimillionaire oil operntor, posed to tho return of forn’.or ratatrial in the gous to eourt at Washington to attend the opening of the trial of bring a reaction hy Thursday Crown Prince Carol in an ondenvor Wglades Drainage eta®. • her husband and former Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall. to displnce his young son. Prince composed of a Man Caught At Crescent City over much of the territory. The motion o f th The coin wnvc i ? ht‘ ,M sh0Wn (k f t ) hor ‘laughter in-lnw. Mrr. E. L. Doliony. Michnel, ns heir-apparent. The The south Florida busTo Be Turned Over to Au­ from ,he Makensie R^v,7 vallev cation was . ’ ,h* Up '>»' ,h« court building. King hus no intentions of abdicat­ gathered here tothorities Of Orange Coun­ of- Canada, - struck Pi *. in North* ' --dfcvita aubmftte ing. i.i with the board the ty Por Trial On Murder Dakota Tuesday, moved rapidly ing on whicb In n letter to Premier Averescu, L f fending further drninwhich wns read before tho Senate, were made Uu eastward nnd southward, and was mclalming of the arm. Linzie Williams, who was cap­ th King snys his health and of the jury hod altn |r John W. Martin, chair- tured at Crescent City last night destined to overspread most of strength are reeturning and thnt Wisconsin, parts of /own, M inor courtroom during t f & board, opened the meet. . . .. . by Chief of Poilee Joe Tucker, mid and Indiana today. Kansas, Mis­ his advisers will bo able to rnlly Royal Party Arrive* In Pferln ing of evidence tad paring that the rerlam- ( turned ov,.r to |W1|1 authorities fol­ souri, and the southern portions Aboat Midnight Front all the forces of the nation nnd It hstl reache<! a stage lowing the murder o f George John•d prejudice agafntt Cherbonrjf But Former form h “ rampant about the of Illionis nnd Indiana, felt the imild go no further, be- aon, Orlando taxi-cab operator intruding (old to a les; *r degree., Heir to Throne Not There state and its rej throne” to enforce respect for his o finances, nnd that it in was bound over to nwait the nctives, in discuaaion derisions. A marked feature of the invasion n , . " ’ ' isry for the Legislature tion of the Orange county grand the court. wns the rapidity with which the : *>efenHe *nl oduces Com m un- :Permits Totaling More Than The King snys ho has done his PARIS, Dec. 1 — l/P) — Queen tuple to realize thnt “ it jiiTy this morning hy n coroner’s mercury dropped. lent ion In Effort To Show Two Million Dollars Have duty toward the country nnd kept Marie of Rumania, after putting ty to dig canals and jury before Justice of the Peace SOUERVILLE, K. J4 Thnt Fall l)u' '' t Bear Re­ ! Been Granted In 30 Days; his personal feelings In the back­ her country “ on the map,” ia again Reaction already hnd liegun to­ Isren.” M. W. Lovell. 1 . (A.P.)—Alexander; ground when neceianfy for thu sponsibility For Oil Lease .n Paris with wonderment at day on the western edge of the Fort Lauderdale Js Next Jl of the everglades .take of the country, giving na an which she saw during her visit Vo son, special proaeei cold wave district, and will ex­ Williams was nrrosted cm inforPrenu-ndous undertaking HaH-Milli murder WASHINGTON, Dec. 1— f/P)— A ' ■ ksonvllle with $2,303,755, 'In instunce the nrension “ when 1, as tho United States. Florida and nil of the matton received by authorities in tend Thursday over most of the King put n stop to the errors and middle-West nnd the western up­ DeLnnd from the operntor of a day moved for a letter hy President Harding, apbuilding permits issued during tho Queen Marie, Prince'T T S IeU a Governor said. “ While region. The weather j proving the oil leasing policies o f i lm,,n" **i November led the stntc- indecisions of a well loved child.” and Prlnee Ilenna, arrived hi Paris legfng that moabeh filling station who, seeing pistols per lake, region. The i not obligated by bonds Tho letter makes clear that about midnight from Cherbourg. and blood in tho rear end of an genernlly wns fair, although there Albert ll. Fall while he -was seelist of fourteen cities which jury had committad do so, it is respctnaible Carol has made his bod and must Her wayward sen, former Crowe automobile driven by two negroes, wns romo snow nnd rain in the i rotary of the Interior 4ns brought ' 1 t their November new build prietlea which man Df the everglades, and lie in it; that thoro can be no re­ Prince Carol, did not app4Nrr. I Into court today by the defense in J*nK totals todny. possible for him to \ sfford to drain thorn, became suspicious and notified po­ lake region. lice. The thermometer in Dulutli,1tbe Fall-Doheny oil conspiracy Greater Miami was second with opening o f the question o f succes­ Although she has been partially' fair trial. the twelve or fifteen sion to tho throne while Ferdinand Jan est!—«.trH total of $1,687,364 reassured hy General Angvlesco, bars hut Wil- Minn., ren<f five below at nvdnight, |trinlgri spent will bo nbso- „ 0n° of thc The motion waa am a drop o f 2!» degree* since morn | The letter was sent to the Senate for November as compared with Is ablo to oppose it. head of King Ferdinand’s military eoaaplotton of the lU te ’^ K m it a work of 20 years " “ I* * n(! ntf I Tho nowspapera spread the let ■E ■ agreed to lead officers to the body mg and n .10-mile northwesterly in April. 11*22 m r|)|)|y t(, tju $2,842,233 f >r October. hVrt Lnuhomohold, regarding the conditten against Mrs. France# of Johnson, who had been killed wind wat whipping through the innl resolution of inquiry into lh« donlale. also m the September 17 ter through tho length and breadth cf the King, she desires to be pres­ and her brothers, uid the chief executive, near the Seminole eoupty Vine, not lake port. Ten above wns predict­ of tho oity in special edition*. It Teapot Dome and F,lk Hill leases. hurricane, ranked third, amassing ent at u council of doctors who wt! 8teven#. They hev II down in the undertak- far from Maitland, and then car­ ed for Milwaukee todny, and Iuik«* !i inado all the more of a stir, since, 9 1 ,onion h . , wan put into evidence while a I owing to tho government’s secro try to decide what can be done tot for fouv weeks an t us the present admin- ried to within u mile o f the city vessels were warned t(» stay in * proaecutii n witness was on the’ Hu showed s Fort Lnudcrdnlq tho tlvo policy, the.general public was him. Professor Hartman, a Paris tag Mrs. Btaaare ft. I concerned. Tjw ac^in-J limits of Sanford and thrown into port becauae of the gale. , .(stand add was a part o f’ n defense greatest norernTrtgr of'gain, dnoe .. hardly aware of the troubhd polit­ surgeon, has b y n engsd la g^wuL* (, desires to give a ditch. Other sub-sere temperatures ( effort to show that Fall did no i October permits were unn inced ration by tho royal phylieiana at todbtad, Rev, ical situation. d-blooded service, no T h e 1body waa recovered nt a sprinkled over tho northwest. It himself hcHr the responsibility for as only $38,000. Bucharest and has left for the Rs- mW ffVT* rKr The letter sBld the King was llm, ami do what the late hour last night and identified was five below nt Aberdeen, M. Inward of (lie Elk Hills lease to the The Miami total, however, id not deeply touched by tho interest and manian capital, accompanied by a Immediately altar Id, and should have/* The man had been shot through D., nine below at Grand Forks, Dehoney interests after l)eh«nev indude Silver Bluff, Little River, affection slu/wn by everyone on radiologist. veved, Simpson said that Ilf the evorgludes, he* the mouth, the bullet coming out N. D., and 11 heJow at Fargo. At f had advanced him a “ loan" of I * 1*1011 City and Coconnut Grove. account of bis illness. Ha pro­ As for seeing Carol, General An motion to (talks and linwt tremendous pfflb- at the hack of his deck. Sioux Fall*, the mercury took a $100,COD. * Officials estimated permits grnnt- foundly regretted thnt certain per- geleico and other Rumanian court Ittry be taken from tha pting the state. Local authorities were slightly thirty degree spill in ten hours. In his reply to the, Senate, Pres­ rd for these localities would raise soons bad profited by his illness officials here seemed today to pro? Robert R, Mcfhrter ers of the morning puzzled oter What disposition to Sharp declines under cold winds ident Harding said he wns ac­ the total to just under $2,000,000. “ to bring into discussion the prin­ for that Queen Marie should fore­ counsel, skid that itaea H. C. Itorick. of make of their prisoner until thoy also wore reported from Do.x quainted in detail with the policies Third lu th*> list for Novembor go a mesttng with him. Doubt which tbs procceutor waa ek Company, Now ascertained the murder had been Moine.s nnd Omahn, after two of the Interior Department, hnd wns Daytona Bench with a total ciples forming tho dynastic foun­ was expressed, however, that the is about tbs jury, it; l dation of the constitutional mon­ buyers, and Frank committed in Orange county. Thc days of warm weather. been apprised of the exact terms of $810,000. Oetolier fii.urcs for Queen would consent to love the' present. archy, which do not permit the »r of the Miami Her- victim apparently did not die un­ Tho heaviest northeaster for f if­ cf the various leases, nnd approved Duytona Bench were u* available. Judas Charles W. chance o f again seeing her son bk told of how thc til he was within the limits of ty years has covered tho roads nnd nnd suppoitcd the entire program Tampa came fourth with $5M),7fi7 rrown to bo abnjidoned at the aiding at the trial, direel It was argued that In the light o f changeable will of anybody." at a standstill in Seminole county nnd for that ren- trnils near Calumet, Mich., with i of the department, for November ns compered with King Ferdinand’s Itttar to Premier ever, that tks jury be t d fling on the invest- ron a coroner's inquest was ncces snowdrifts five to nix feet deep, j R. c. Finney, assistant secretary $0311,550 the previous month. Averescu, making it absolutely I the cnmmitttee thnt sary. Jacksonville more thn.i doubled • * Many deer hunters who went to |„ f the Interior, a government, tesclear that he is opposed to tha re­ motion. convinced that thc Orange county authorities arc to the north woods were reported ( tifio<l he personally hnd submitted her figures over tho October to­ Simpoon grouped his turn tc* Rumania of Carol, would Bid he to take nddi- tnko chnrge of Williams this after stranded in enmps. The rtorm ' murh «*f the Interior Departmental tal of $1,112.012. enable Queen Mari# to take the under three ' Int > the everglades, n on , while Volusia authorities arc wns unusual for so early in tho detail incorporated Most cities showed n dnrline for the 1‘ resiThat msmbevs e f the ' ground that a meeting with hmr taxable wealth, nnd making an intensive search for the season, the blizzards usually be- , dent’s message, the month compared with Oc­ seen nelsep; UwS they son could not lend lteelf Co poHW ginning nbout robrunry. hear wns bond issues of thnt negro who escaped. tober. Improperly f et r ih ^ ene leal Interpretations. expressed for thc safety of ships £|tcurities. He added City Novembi r October Previous to the shooting, the two having been ebeerved ia Queen Marl* is finding consola­ PORT MYERS, Fla., Dec. 1— »ny hnd always had negroes hnd broken into a hard­ in Lake Superior nnd radio and 2"l)ry Officials Are Jacksonville $2,303,755 $1,142,042 tion in the mldit of hsr trouble In tion with members o f the I 38,000 (fP)—Th# Lee county grand Jury the behalf that durng bar visit ta odd the meaifbst keetBity i Ft (ouiderdnle 1,038.071 Widn and that such ware store in Kissimmee, accord­ life saving stations were kopt on Held By Rum Runner watch constantly. this morning began the third day Daytona It. HlO.f.UJ •ttnshattored. ing to Williams and hnd stolen six th United States ins not only members i f the Javy la ^ 550.757 639.555 of its Investigation into the death! Tampn .. luggostod that tho pistols and a number of other nr /■' made hsr people better known to to the state's sees. MOBILE, Ala., Dec. L— l/P)— St Petersburg 544,700 1,036,440 of Henry Patterson, negro, lynch­ tn authentic ovi- tides. Sfmpfpn read a ddftea the people of that ommtry, but ed at Labelle, Hendry county, on Assistant Prohibition Administra­ Gainesville 337/-00 possibilities of the from nswspeper re porter May 11, with- tha prospects that laid the foundation for a batter tor J. B. Matthews of New Or­ 412,389 292,075 W. Pol tn 1 1 . ^ before being called tives and relgthma 0t M re-I understanding between the peoples he inquiry would be ended before leans and a chief motor machinist Orlando . 365,503 280,163 |tt«r finance its dcvclof- Europe apd America. |nmto from a patrol boat of the Sanfoid 52,595 nightfall. 110.025 ward Leet mlnuto subpoenas later Biloxi, Mian., base, have been kid­ Winter Park 121 350 #ly>” Mr. Shulls said. oussd Jurors ef napped by a French auxiliary rum Lakeland 12* 150 326,530 yesterday for four witnesses caus­ •Id out, if thc propnaloutright during the __ The first rehearsal for the Amer runner, said a radio message re­ Ft. Myers ed a continuation o f the hearing 123,805 * right for the people. chatting with gouaeol i lean Legion minstrel show, which ceived here todny. 92,000 90,200 which was seheduled to have sloe* Winter Haven *nt twenty years and fsose and etheta. ia to ”be presented at tha City Hall 230,006 ed with the testimony of 81 wit­ 50,162 Tho coast guard cuttsr Talla­ Clenrwator 1and have not got far. Demonstrations of- Boy Scout auditorium on tho night of Doc. 206,030 nesses. 1 9.351 St. Augustine poosa has gone in pursuit of the I today and get no fa r­ craft, together with short talks by 0, wa* held last night under the Strayhern 11)3,3»0 DeLnnd ....... 78,028 . State’s Attorney rum runner, tho message added. t *ould he accom- two visitors, were the principal direction of Tom Bolt, who ia In 1 *2.960 The prohibition officer and guard Miami Baaeh 130,100 said today that he wee doubtful Edward Lsns, Sanford realtor, the project would bo features o f the noon luncheon complete charge of the produc­ whether thc testimony by the was elected to the office of th< were, left on board the rum run­ Tarpon Spr’gs .’101,200 If we finance thc meeting of the Kiwanis Club m tion, furnish a basis for new subpoenas Sanford Shrine Club fo ffh e fourth ner to watch tho vessel while the w* have got to get the Seminole Cafe todny. Barts were assigned and con-1 patrol boat went after more fuel, four persons summened would SH ERIFF EXONERATED. consecutive tin s at lpat night's e Kct money, we have and added that he believed the Kiwanis Troop Number Five, of tumea measured and actual work ' meeting of that organisation. R. nd», and to get bonds PARIS, went forward throughout the even­ testimony would be complete be IRAY, Gn., Dec. 1—<7P)_Sher"Cyclone cellars,” in the akape the Sanford Boy Scout organiza­ E. Wagner was elected m a t Vice­ ««| e u lta ; nvince the people pny-^ ing, according to Mr. Bolt, who fore adjournment tonight. Iff J. Clarke Middluhrooks was ox­ of gas proofed rooms and shelters tion, gave the members of the club president, Hugh fUlttt/. jtaepnd « it is. feasible.” Seventeen men wore arrested vice-president; Frenk MarkwCdd, peM» e a demonstration on life saving, stated today that the 1926 min- for I/ondoners in event of war. onerated of»all charges brought in *»id he believed it atrela of the Legion were -to bo may he introduced under plans of tmpeachmont proceedings in su Hi connect Ion with tha caee, eight first aid to tho injured and on cre­ • itary and & I f “ 7 “ -7OT e»»ary “ to ataft bock far better than any of previous tf,f ^ jr Ministry. bold Under bond foHowthg a hah* perior court here. ating fire by friction. The ex­ The hoard, he said, eae corpus hearing, A charge bf hibit was undor the management years Msnibera Of the. dob confidence o f tho A . new set of scenery Is being vends was granted aa a special night that t o f Scoutmaster Joseph Reeves and country in tho dopainted and will be ready for the circuit court term was ofdered. during Mr. ineta Scout Executive Milton Haddock, Initial dress rehearsal. The ex­ He suggested another This aectton of the stats was iatretioi Iona wai of trek Who each made short talks in conpense attendant upon thia work la nom the United States atiryed by the lyncWhf no other candidate war juhetkm With the work of the heavy aiid the justification o f it •howing tpe posaibilwas followed by the ordering o f and that lies in the popularity with tho pub­ fverglades' The §ur- feceuts.. atata troops Into - La belie otar hi* Curl Dunn, Orlahdo developor lic Which the minstrel, show en­ A T L A N T A ; Dec. 1— (/P)~ 6e#k-f WHh fraudulent* Inaolvency In con­ tha eotorner's inquest, . ' h* said, Is too old. Various •V: P* he added, would be was « visitor at the meeting and joys front year to year, Legion of­ ing nullification o f an indemnity nection wi|h the closing of the vrer# dUcuatbd* t*ht engineers to pass made a brief talk. L<* MacDon- ficials say. and life insurance policy paying RRfmfra'., and Traders' Bank pf Canaveral, wa* an- Regular Or+jMm* 0 aid, of Por ir minstrel procedure-ta to $1,000 per month for total dlaa- AUahta,resulted ia his conviction *PmSnt* •• b* carried out in tm show and a btlfty, the Pacific Mutual' Life In­ ghd a aeityftyte* of from nins to tan •aid Mf, Bhutta, other *p*aktrp y , «'W ek; but It doe* • ,W. B- Zachary, of the Atlantic largo number o f . features are <to surance Company toddy filed a bill years (lJmpri*onmsnt.. ' The a little fctrlp of Coilt Una Hallway Company was be injected. The quartette of-the of complaint In Unltod States qow U uadfit appeal. fctnrtV taken ih ahouM introdUMfi ail a new member of the Sanford Lion's club is to talM an district court against W- P* Han- . The. opmplalnt dOelares that tha active part and several other well toy and his yrlfs, Mrs. Valeria Ran* examining. physicians asked Mr. night fare, thwbedy o f^ Me- Other section*, Kiwania prfaql«atlon known local musical group* ate to kin Martlsy. The complaint a! Manley whether he ever had suf* nefltcd. If we could . ’ • mother * leges Mr. Manley made false an­ fayed front nervous disorders er • 1 - W . assured that gov . Wh it f ie l d loses leg be featured. mental derangement, and that ha • < h . t « swers to the .examining physiclaaa For the firat time since their in. waa . Id be deyeloped, W6 HtattiL' f t * steamer when \he policy was taken out in answeted both questions negativeMEMPHIS, Dm . !.—<*») -The caption, tho minstrel* are to h settled.” *»■ A t hls-racent trial the forinsr left leg of Governor Henry L. produced at the City Hall a1 1920. ■' .. 4 V a * 8H1P ASKED. W&tfUtd, of MiMi..lppLw“ . * £ lum/tba large Mating Manley, former persidsnt of the ■tad today and physieiane *•* beftut catted an aaset to. taitar *h a Introduced to tha cf* ^ N , Dec. 1— UP)— A defunct Bankers yTrust Company; ibad suffered Governor reacted In Mrawbig before a largo g»tM fAmerican war veaof Atlanta, 1* under a number of B*1 antal disorders ing. ij Z A factorily, 10 Fooehow for pro^m lgtlet bone disease which iodlctmenU ui conimction Wlth thh p '. s — — i .— f t ■ vLh t^- .IrvJkK^/.A* i, national* ha* foil U U l t a M Man* rii, ha** received g o f that fcstttuUmraad th * ■t teunidFM ,1 «**r» W b* tho American 'game Myeralyeara i "ow to Rear Of Drainage In rriades Section, ;ted to Meet| [Huge Expense ive Says Sctentttic Mating Advocated a* Cure • ih Forward” On Three) _jsee Is Svelte MURDER CHARGE J PLACED AGAINST CAPTURED NEGRO QUEEN THRILLED WITH SIGHTS SHE SAW0NU.S.T0UR LETTER WRITTFN JACKSONVILLE IS BYHARD’NGREAD LEADING FLORIDA IN COUuT RECORD 10 CONSTRUCTION I I J m Subpoena For Four Delays Mob Inquiry For Another Day American Legion Demonstration By Minstrel Show To Scouts Feature Of Be Produced Dec. 9 Kiwanis Luncheon K Officers Of Shrine Returned T« Seats For The Year 1927 Poincare To Plan to Pi AtMeticg 1»L. J. Manley To Face Insurance Suit On Account of His Plea In Criminal Court . * .. Body. Of Boy 1) 3 SS?* . Sft 3\■'I?*# m - �J ■ U. fjf . .• <V-.-. >• * 3 # ( m f v4 .♦ * * ;f i w w w r j flB W • - t& w tflM ffk * *1" : / v • am ■ - . *»$.■ ^ >. l.-'lU.XMi'-XW Si-inv* «•>»»■ I* ♦>> « *X< •v.,.r..» rH H w a rn a W W ' *TX & n *rM rja >.'>»r t .-u o b m b m cv . . , - ' • ffM 0 9 2 * • ... a. • . '• v-v ~- ‘ ’• * * * * * „ . <'■"■ ., » • i 1I « I i ‘ « '• 't«ew . 'L w a 1,*■____... _ . n JAMESTON, N. Y.— Tommy Won from' Ernie Flelgel, Minneap­ Mitchell, Toronto, outpointed Ray olis. on , A .technical knockout, 4. , M E M ^ fS ^ - F h l Moore,. Memp­ Romnoy, Niagara Falla, 10. his beat “ MlUgo.t” Mike O'Dowd, NEW ARK,— A1 Dolmont, Ne­ ' ’ (B y Tha Associated Prcar) Colunabiia, Qhlo, 8, Charley "P h il” Rosenberg beat wark, beat Joey Glick, Brooklyn, NEW YO R K _N ov. 30. ((/P)). Jc htU leaguer, and with flan Francisco Andl Dtvodl, New York, ‘-PITTSBU R G H — Rags Modern. Georgia Mack, o f Jersey City,. N. 10. O’Brien,! former tntercoltaglate heavyMcGraw, manager of the New ilast season, nnd Fay Thomas, leftknocked olit Pop j., in a tan ttOUnd battle in the } woight boxing champion, was dcYork Giants, is busy lining up hislhandler from th e' University of A T L A N T A , Nov. '80.-UP>— ■A\ eastern city o f New York, whilo Scranton, 1. »\ IN D IA N APO LIS . ’ — ’ 'Tommy fcatod by Jadlc DbtUla, PItMbdrgh, Mercer University of Macon Geor­ pitcher* tot the trip south to Snrn-JSouthern California, Who won fif- BUd Taytor b f Terre Hnutc, In d , Letts F a t a l iota, Fla.., In February. Btcen 'games hnd T d it foUIr for New gia, won th'ree places on the. A s ­ was outpointed by Joey Sanger, Loughran, Philadelphia, outpoint- 0 hen Twenty sociated DETROIT.— Chuck FoldmUh,' To­ Six regulars from the 1920 N a tl Haven in the Eaateyp League this Press composite ail-S. I. in teh rounds .at Milwaukee. In cd Georgo Manley, Denver, 10. (ilted;LUtOf A. A. football team fo r 1020 as tlonal League season, Jimmy Ring,]ycar. Youngsters <nf less repute both cpntastdf 'the fighters enter, BA I.TIMORE.— Eddie Leonard, ledo, defeated Joey Ray, Pltta^ ‘ Year Is 200 compiled from votes 'o f southern Kent Greenfield, Fred Fitislm-Jare Ned Porter, TCriivOrsity of ed the ring at catch weights. Baltimore, beat Marty Gold, Phil­ Hiirtf h, "10. mons, "Keke” Barnes, Hugh Mc­ oridn, Bill Clarkspa, from Toleuovtsr m uvtii , adelphia. Buster Brown. BaltlTaylor was racbtfnlzcd ns ban­ aporta writers and coaches. Cen­ tfrVV) , Howard Holland, of. the Uni­ tamweight champion by the Illi­ tnoro won from Bobby Wolgast, R Nov. 30—-(UP))— tenary College of Shreveport, Lou- Quillan and Jack .Scott, from the iw nucleus of tho staff. Another versity of Virginia, all rignt hand­ nois Boxiiig Commission and Ros­ Atlantic City, 10. Ftankio Rico, O N E j D A V S E R V I C E i y i ‘ ‘Vttta a toll of eight irlana, S. I. A. A. champions, twirler, who may be classed ns n ers; and Fred Kalina, a southpaw enberg was barred from the state, Baltimore, beat Billy Drako, Ger­ Sa n f o r d ’snA'^OO major injuries, placed two, as did the University regular, is versatile Jack Bentley, from Illoomington, Illinois. ’ of Chattanooga, the runner-up wjien a bout ^between tho two many, 10. ! h r * .fatal during: the seaSecretary Jim Tierney announ- failed to materialize. Other states obtained from Philadelphia at the PH ILA D E LPH IA . — Tommy 1026, when team. The romalnder were divid­ it cloiied than In Tfl JU»t close of last season. McGraw says covering in the hills near Scranton and the 'National' Boxing Commis­ Horman, Philadelphia, beat Johnny ed among Oglethorpe, o f Atlanta, j wore .fatally htirt The Bentley can "run, hit, pitch, sing Pa., from a serious illness, will sion likewise named Tnylor as Ce^coll, Scranton, 10. Roxy Allen, juiirod numbered only 60 Furman, o f Greenville, S. C., Tho tenor and play first base or a not be back at hii old. coaching champion, but ‘ Rorenburg is rec­ Camden, N. J., won from Larry Citadel, of Charleston, S. C., and 5, however, post with the Giants in 1027. ognized in mariy state*. ukelelo." the Presbyterian Collego o f South Mayrs, Baltimore, 10. r death list: . Phone 475 Other hurlere going south are Roger Bresnahan, once a famous SIOUX FA LLS , S. D.— Clyde Carolina, at Newberry. N E W YO R K — Mile Balleriho, \ * fred fa. Pimm, Jr., o f West Following is the association's "Dutch" Henry, once a Brooklyn catcher, probably will substitute former junior light weight cham-.Hull, Faith, S. D., knocked out Hertford,' Conn., died October ?. lineup by tho Associated Press for Robin, Harry Courtney, farmer b igifor Jennings. pion, Bayonne, N. J., beat George Tommy L*vine, Kansas City, 8. ■ iiiH in r in Jj&i. • fw p severe spinal injuries re­ 1020: Bnlduc, Lewiston, Maine 10. A If, Howard Otterson, Sioux Fallo,, f t \ calved While practicing an halfback B Flayer Position Mncinl, England end Henry Gold-j knocked out Jimmy I.cwls, BufCollege on Amherst Collego second eleven, L.E. berg, Brooklyn, drew, 10. i fulo, 5. B Qi; September 20. Parka Mercer LAN SIN G , Mich.— Red Herring,! M ILW AUKEE*— Dago Joe Guns Fronde O. Morgarai, 22, died of L .f> Gulfport, Misa., knocked out Jack St. Paul and Joe Miller, Chicago By Associated Press broken neck in Wilmington, Dela­ Picrco Mercer Lawrence, Chicago 3. drew, 6. Joey Clcin, Milwaukee, ware, October 11. Injured in game L.O. Dempsey Nearly Sightless how indispensable it Is for him to : "at PhilaUelpbla two days before. Scabrook Citadel Had the Dempsoy-Tunney abstain from alcoholic beverages ri Henry Kamm, 10 died of heart heavyweight fight gone two more if he wants to keep in condition ailment after playing in game at Rebsamen Centenary rounds, the title would have and stand a chnnco of winning." • 'Ihrffalo, N. Y., 'Octdber 27. R.E. changed hands by a technical WlIOLKSAt.tf T|ll (4 AWO UATTgl|Y Siri»ri.T Centenary knockout, in tho opinion of thc V. 1Ceo 'Jdbihln, 22, former Detroit Hammoll DIVIDEND IN P A ID , «nKTAJI, AT WII(lt.FSAI.H PWICRS" R.T. 'HhfhTtchUbl ’ player, died two dayi beaten champion. Pnr R a tte r? and T ir e nervier, n r rrrh n re e anil rep a ir a ll m aker R a t terira. L e t fo u r a n t new R u tter? be a VV11. LA II I ) and w nteh the D llv; f*ttter 'fe'celVlhg fractured sV Presbyterian skull in Griffith "M y two eyes were gone," said WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,, R.G. . ’ittinle befween Army teams, OctoDempsey. "The hoys used an ov- ! Nov. 2(5.—(/P|— A dividend of 26 ^ " r i n i a w is— --- r—-------- - . — Sir— -Snnford. Kla. Bracowell Chntanoogn erdosi- o f collo<|ion trying to patch i per cent on all approved depositR.H. ’ Constan'tlne Wasclcwskl, mcmup my right eye, and xvheii Tun-1orn claims against tho Pnlm Bench ' ^Ogiethprpo 1 f.'i' W r "QianUco Marino team, died Campbell Banket ■ It.II. j'lj October "90 bf injuries received in felt as though a ton o f brick hud, today by the receiver. / Itawl Furman fnllcii on me. p, practice October 10. ■_______________________ L.H. Appnlachicola Oyster "Beginning with tho tenth, I was WidJace O’Brien, 19, member S A N F O R D Smith Mercer Q u a r t.......................... nlmost sightless. If the fight had ^•"'/jQrnss .Valley California High F.n. gone two more rounds, the referee ^ "Sool cloven, died in hospital LnutaenheiKcr Chattanooga Several weeks after would have been compelled to Sweet Potatoes "Phoney ’ Smith of Mercer, who ■ mi aVy f t practice. step in and stop it. Tunney roccived two votes fo r the Assoc10 lbs................. » y ■'‘ Vi W. S. PRICE. Mt;r. .^AVataon R ogers,. . ........ . . iV1 composite all-Southern wouldn’t have knocked mo t.Ait hut phip High, died Novombor 10, o f 1for thj, y,ear. was selected to cap­ tho referee, realizing that I could­ 710 W. First St., 1’hnne 472-W Pumpkin n’t have done myself justice with gftV: Ihtdynal injuries received in gamo tain the nil S. I. A. A. NEW both of my eyes out of commisw|ji» Marysville High. No. 2 % nion, would have been forced to v' Harry Finnegan, 10, of ^outh L U M B E R Y A R D halt proceedings." ■i > Parle nigh, Buffalo, n . Y., died j ^ M o r e G e r h i a n P u f T S Tuna Fish A Complete Llhe of ft. Nogwmber 21 o f broken h»ck r e -1 C o m in g ' T O A m e r ic a No. iy& C a n ..................... . . ^ ____ __............ ____ _ Athletcn and Liquor m ceived In ____ game previous day withi ! ______ Frames nnd Screens y-; n Caaslus Prop. j BERLIN, Nov. 30.— — The j T *lc "flowing bowl" is no kind Medicine Chbinets SB Picnic Asparagus .A' br6ken nr.ck, once considered , galaxy of foreign fighters seek-|°^ n _compnnlon for a youth who is Cypress nnd Pine (83?^ No. 1 C a n ............ -*,bert*ih cause o f death, was lers Ing famo and fortune in the I (,ut for honors in sporta, Dr. Otto FrntMnR • 2 feta l this*year, three fiernbns ro- American ring Is duo to be aug- Pcltzer, Germany’s champion midmented by the end of the yenr by rfl° distance runner, told the Ger­ Sheathing Mrirerlng from that Injury. Sweet Clover Butter Siding Against Alcohol. >.‘Aht6s A. Stage, (JH.vetCrkn C h l-.two m°re Germans. Ludwig Huy- man Union «»m Pound ...................... Flooring “ Ca|fb 'chbch, who Rhs never had a mann> of Munich, known ns "T h e' But vyou have got to approach . ______ _______ permfehhntly __________ i# j fUffhbrOw . . . lete not with the argument Ccil'ng I;; 1 player on his elevons Henvyv/eight” and Paul the athle -r’ sco [njufiid or ktiled’ wnii hurt himrotf I ^ onck' of nt-rlln, featherweight |thnt indulgence in it is injurious Finish Sr-’ ’ Whilo putting hl‘r- m in champion of Germany, will sail,'to his general health, hut that It Mournings No. 3 Can K ', through n scrlmmagu drill he g o t f f ° r Npw York shortly. f will militate ngalnst his success Lnth fc.;;, in the way of a fast-charging Hnyiitnnn obtained his nickname |in competition," he argued. "The Brick Crisco back fend waa knocked unconscious. oWlng to the fact thnt ho is n j idealism of sport should ho kept Lime S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S < ^ « No. 6 Can Ha was bock In harness the next grnduato of (he University of Mu- always in tho ?oreground. The Plnstcr K-( • youth in trnining must be shown Mercer Gets Three Players Placed On S. I. A. A. All-Stars McGraw . For lire Trainhtg Grind at ... Fight Results ta Lari laundry 819 W . 3 rd S t. «re tho*- idea ( of It snd tk* i trouble c<, thoroughly , smooth fieia doesn’t hriag | you might __ course a* b l ing. i Semif ih iii, SPECIALS.AT In The Realm Of Spo rts s > I Can - -'1 s Phone 671 Bldg. CASH LUMBER CO. S There is always a crowd at the bottom of the ladder. By thrift and regular deposits in the Seminole County Bank ascend the ladder of prosper­ ity where the crowd is less and the company better. 4(/( interest paid on savings accounts. 1 Jjeminoltf (fourtfyTftank S a n f o n d .F la . White Rock Plaster Board Nafls Screen Wire Buildem Hardware Doors Windows Murphy Irhning Bonrds Made to Order nit -U n it R a d io 8 m 8 2 B SSS m »> #30 A L n r-f / 11 It In large ground floor office at 202 N. Park Avenue opposite Valdez and Court House. Inquire at 2 0 0 N . 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Wood is the. daughter ’o f ' M 7 I .M l'^ " ’S °f “ » un(l h.p^I faced thoroughfare. A fish fry and and Mrs. Henry B. Thompson of ■ fe t' ,„•(„r, this city. , * in tht| speeches hy prominent persons. ' including Gov. J ohn W . Ma rtin will i —* — -—- — —— A I,une ; be on the progrnm. Ne,w Smyrna DKLA.NI)— An ordei „ °l' * ■ ' " j Hayed » ,)Ul| has been asked to join. The date •mi|||on feet o f Florida dense mm lues „f Picture i will be aiuiouticed Inter. to |M. shipped to New England II 'and northern rtntea has been re- ,, Wil1 MUU ul PBNSACO LA— A recreation reived by a lumber firm at Grove- Kromr.ls Wi| ' grotuid will l>c placed near Bear land. The announcement was cunvaie^ji poipt, Baldwin county, Ala., if made by the. Florida Dense I’ m,, l’»««i Meg,*. plaffr now under way mature. A Manufacturers, of Jacksonville , u*,,d ax li.-ic),^ syndicate of New Yorkers has 1Great revenue is derived, hy p|„^. 'j purchase*) D>0 acres for a reputed udinns in shipments of <ltnse pifie I ,,f Cf'.qKct afldi rm" and. stun pfj $100,000 for thut purpose, it wtu» stated, engaged.' it wri# learned. I - h j .. L*.. . I f ..,'* L,. *• JHASSEE, Fia. Die. »i, j <rry W. Cartar, itata ho-l L a b o r a to r ie s a t P^ifl walMionw'haa called upotf ic e H e a d q u a rte rs Pta fffa of Florida, and ins pecdepartment, to co-op■Great a P a r t in C on vick.,/ Your i 1 ,r* liof- no waiting, _ breaking up the Alleged I o f C rim e A s D e te c tiv e s Your clogged nostrils open right , of certain persons of postUP, the air passages of your head fpeCtioti notices” in restaUHI8, Dec. 1.— (/P) Chemfr. clear and you can breathe freely. [hotel* and other such es« ia one of France’s most N E W , U N I No more hawking, snuffling, detectives. Three laborator. !,In‘ ver; i‘ y ° f Washington. iliieDts, causing violation blowing, headache dryness. No at Police headquarters play the third of us line to fashioni ra< state law. struggling for breath at night; ing craft, I rews of Oxford. < aniI. great a part in the deb |attention of the depart* Jour cold or catarrh disappears. bridge nnd Eton, in England, used specially the roitVicti inspectors, and that of E, Get a small bottle of Ely’s boats built hy his father and imes as any squad of tju* btf fcy, chief sanjtary engineer (ream Balm from your druggist grandfather, and his own crea­ Com plete W ith C lip o f S t f l U isleutHs ori the-force. |, ff" State Board of Health,' has now- Apply a little of this frations arc afloat from Washington .Forgery nnd murders ire tiled to ihe activities.of put* O n ly 144 P en # O f f e n d a i . T p ^ bcu rnnt, antiseptic, healing cream in |to Argentine. -* ctive Chemistry’s specialty. Ho Jnstional organizations and y«Ur nostrils. It penetrates fop effected are the instruments used1 His grandfather, Itirhurd Po(tions, operating untjer the through every air passage o f tho, . their work practically j l,°ck. who lived on the Diumi*.* , of tourist, and other assden*4d soothes '..the irfflamed or rats to the weighing of i nei»r Kton, whs one o f (he Pir-d to defraud ihe restaurant swollen mucous membrane and rcEUSTIS— A four-day camp . • i makers of the racing shell. Ills ] iier comes instantly. l|e] owners by charging them , meeting of members of thb .Church Caught By Pin Prick father. Fred Pocock, for many i kpection notices, or Score It s just fine. Don't stay stuffI of the Brethren will be held dur­ other day an envelope sup- '••ars boat-builder f«r English un cd-up with a cold or nasty eaho be exhibited In their ing the Christmas holidays at led to contain 2.ri one thousand iversity -rew«, now creates *h*’i>* tnrrh. I of business, Mr. Carter ad, [j»ke Seneca, nnd a four-day rcsUC bills reached a I’nris hank f,,r Loudon Comity Council, the sheriffs nnd inspectors I sion of the Life Conference of the Colors, red, green, black,' lai l i j f housp. The. wax seal, were , Seek Mechanical Perfect ion Better sent out from the Young People o f Florida and, but the notes were missing. MerlinnienI iierfeetimi and skullMen's or Ladles’ style.. Manufa epertnient hero, Georgia will take place at Seneca t j r t * days Inter the thief wusjed workmanship make the •dtell, LEFT TO BIG H T: .IANK SHl'B.MKB. M AR Y MOHSK AND CABOl. PIPER i\frs. M. Marlin i.q at homo 2-year guarantee with each pen, during the same time, it was nn-, ' notices, the commissioner •hind the bars. A pin prick Pocock sn.vs. His Imals are 01 Those three students at Wellesley College recently were elected lender- of as many differnt sports 111 |nou need " here oyt, supposedly entitle the in Holly Box. ami opens her house. ‘'MAR­ the. envelope hud given him fe**t long, witli 23 I 2 inrll beams, III sell Mm Shiirmer. whose In.me is in Cleveland, jH head » f basketliall; Miss Morse of Natick, * snt nnd hotel owners to Iway. TIN ( OTTAdK’’ Decomher I slender, fragile and I"i•»h-1ik<• in ,Mn Hi Jit I'.'is-ball, Miss Piper of Detroit leads the hot k;ey gionp. Kai'h lo<.ks for P L A N T C IT Y — Fruit producers li,inner nfidence nnd patronage of Gur instrument* made tiie h*d<* shape Iteil eednr and ,-prin e fiom v«*ar iri lin Id I for the season. in accordance with new regula­ urist nnd traveling public in the envelope look like the cruter, Washington and silk deck covertions adopted by the Fruitmnn’ s (|y, hut which, he . states, [ P o AlS ), Q oulD it T?E Pt:crx5EILD WITH IT D E C P E E rD THAT WOMEN ‘s' (° f Vesuvius,” said M. Edmond i ing fr. >m Japan niter into tlmr Club, at Orlando, arc now ship­ the restaurant man to f/jjl .®*ylf , chief of one of the Lab ] i -instruction. I WEAp5 "Ll/ENIfiGr' W I G ^ " ____ f i r EQjJAL ^ E N ^ E . , THAT IRE. ,'ALh iVEAP R lA C H A 'P lE ping two grades of citrus, instead tion and n fine <.f possibly j »,'•. pratories, “ and that <rater simply The shell, unlike the ni.il ir driv- , of six. Formerly shipments of onha eo Ev e n i n g - m o u G 'T a c h e ^ — of vaP i D u^ E. F irs t St. . bolclird out the mini* .f the f a i t h - n m s t j having posted unauthorized . iuo <• f|„ wa Sanfc two grnrlos each o f bright.**, gold bn violation of the law. leas employee " ter aside as it travels Cor tin's cn and russets were made, but -H C LS, jfBM i » ■ The body of a murdered man reason the oarsmen use wheeled nniniixsioner quoted the law now the fruit will be divided ipto A»at found in tho Bols de, Hoiil[project, wlrich follows: , seats which run on hia*« tracks i a first grade of bright nnd gold­ LM.fs’i u*no. Ogno. The trail led to a bootleg -]•(,}„ , (lt. rowers to slip =**■= -r?l [,2130 (Revised Gen. Stat* en, and a second o f bright, g*d*|- *Hr bookmaker who. outside the forward i„,d back lengthening tho 02): When inspection of i'n and russet. ' * i f lAlff had his office* in hi* riOlur. .Ktroke* field. More than sixty coaches are its, restaurants nnd room­ r . -jm I expected to attend this year’s ses­ Blood stains wore found on the ies hss been mnde, the ArV-U*r| Kvolution Of Shells O R LAN D O — Memhera of the ! si*'ti. body. The laboratory establishommissioner shall issue, or Orlando Torinin Club will stage .* Before til- introduction of the .cd that although it was human Boxing fans who trek to the Ar ! 1 h h'OPtiag will he calle<l to orbe issued, score sheets * Nou flow flu overtop handicap te.nnis tournament Dee. crowd of the season to date it differed from that of the I wheeled slid* the oarsmen, weal ­ j der by Herman .1 . Stegemnn, ,limory „re expecting to see some Ferslttent cough* sad cold* lead to front of tfu Frigid' thy'condition of said ho* Tommy Nagle. „ f lb Announcement was also made fast taction in the air* trrrxing tray com■. dead man. Arrested, the bq,>k-- ing greased leather trunks, -lid i rector < f physical education at the serious trouble. You enh mop them lining houses or restuu- ---- ,«.wun in tin* main go of the Im d n „ ,' , ' 7 .........* Pittsburgh, P**fjy cover, th e op en in g that extensive plans for an up buck and forth -ni a -month board, maker denied stubbornly. lit (M frtrxing compartJACKSONVII I F vin iv , i ^ a' vt'rH^>’ ,,r Georgia. The busi- now with CreomuLlon, nn enml*i6e*I ahisn shall ho posted in a Z T * h car" whcn Wi,,ii‘ Nor!la^ai!“jr ..!r t r;.*frounds in .^th* k , —(/Pi to-date tennis court for members Next a grooved sent, moving along ■•re slated rto go *eight Fever Germs a ('Inc Providlam a ~al . I**., i .i 1>rc’ . ' ! ,u'ax session of the day will be fol- creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo* ()f Spartaniiurg, S. ( ’., takes uous plnce in the office or •vhtcJl fUMru ffm«r ininujaion it a new medicul discovery inf the rjrgnnir.ntion are now being •** . j . ;f i semi-final. Tills pair is one of the n "Have you ever Imd typhoid ' frl,,SM r.,,,ls’ W,M finailv, a buiuiu.’t “ f . tampcratmTci uni Dick Gore, of Jacksonville, for best preliminary attractions it is (oufb«li,,,,; ' « ™ l bf such hotels or rooming xv,I, two-fold set ion; it soothes nnd 1carried out. Quicker fretting. " pr«’s«Til **lnl»* cairn* in tver?" the Chief Detective ank* I ln heal* tho inRstned.menibranet and In­ lor offices of such restau- j 10 r"unds „t 128 pounds. possible to secure, according to ' the man under arrest casually [ '•"K"*’ hibits germ growth. i by the manager in churge J hi* i * < »\ v I m i k n *»ci| I»\ Wa^liinif BRADKN ro.N “ Thu I’ngeant of Norwood showed his wares here the promoters, uml will whet the In the course of a three ...... gr ill Last year the conches adopted ;» Of all known drugs, creosote i* rec­ 0 NE r ™ ° n . for F -rigu ta ire*. soeiat.on of Football Conches , Ing. t-m was invented in I'ran*-. i.i Progress" will be the name of appetite of the customers f „ r the V t>«P4lanty is the f„ri ihat „ f,_ tentative ,•<■•.!(•, of ethics for the Ognized hy high medical aiithoriiira as «hich convenes here tomorrow on i.r " r whr h“ -»•*>’- main go. into Knglisl) • Bradenton's community festival, ' . actual weight, than other rlectric krui paragraph o f Sec. 2142: ^ r - KK'‘‘ V a a r « r ago,” replied HHI-'I and biotight profession and are expected to one of Ilie gresteal healing sgenclea foe ( r" H l'y to ti„. four cor­ the same size. •be eve of the Southern Conference be staged Dec. IT. ‘ The name ll be hi ,lawful for uny per- ners of the squared circle '. the accused in an unguarded .... row at tin* Henley regatta in 11H>.1 j JR. is take further action on the code at persistent coughs and cold* and other A six-round preliminary a,H| „ assembly. Went. |The tubular oar. a Belgian pro I wa* submitted by l{. D. Aldrich, The Frigidaire freezing tr»y,trtl rm ur corporation, ax ,/wr- fast on his feet, fust with his | form* of throat trouble*. CreomuL.on i this meeting. royal, the latter between u white enameled front* of the ice I among a large number of others. contains, in addition to crcoxote, other Formed at Athens. (Ja., lust .‘\.Vr Then thou art the murderer!” duel with a li.dlou loom (.fiat'll, itor or mnnnger, to ad- lends and packs a wallop in either! " r ,Hr“ l "egro ring aspirants, healing element* which soothe and heal ‘T . rl*? ,ray °I,fning$. thu»« ”ojh°uted the police official in that j has been broadened in blade and |or cause to Ire udvertised hand. W,ll he the curtain raisers. The yenr, (he coaches association pmcold of the frost coil within the I l»lllli:il *IF I’ t lll.M ATIOV the infected membranes and itnp tho doubt, d in (length by the ILlsk. Frigidaire Offer* vide* opportunity for mentors » ( i v t m i : o H i r n * r o r iiT «ri'’ Tin-: f* rnidi way, pointing an apartment house, rooming G A IN E S V IL L E — Dr. William J. ment. Frigidaire freezes ice qiadfri latter feature of the weekly card.* Irritation and inflammation, while tho , Gore has not shown here but is h i : v i : n t » i ji h u ’ i a i . rtnt'u tT ( ik M ore for Lea 0 * “ U«ing finger at the bookmaker, builder Musa, o f the College o f Pharmacy, southern institutions to become br restaurnnt us having n regardless of room temperatures, w tile enjoyuhle when the men will .,e, toM.on to the stomach, iaabl-’ l.l Ul 11*A IN AND KOIl SKMI- Cn* * > Tin* Salmon King, one of typhoid germs m that blood l'diversity o f Florida, lias bee.i [icon* or inspection rating known to local fun* through bis > » - t . h„x turned out to be a frost acquainted with each other ex New Low Long *got Frigidaire diicanled th* Nol.i: •'*)('NTV. IN ( ’ )IA N I'F H Y. aorbod into the blood, atlaeks the scat • cock’s new shells. weigiis 271) work in some of the larger cities healthy enough ti), plant.” named a member o f a special com \ \ 1 1 1 1 n m i l. i *«nii plulniitiY, change mutual ‘ideas nnd discuss PRICES at Inst given by the hotel favor of the more efficient fruit cqH l of ihe troublo and checks tho growth \ ITKIIH of the South. The mntch will un­ on numerous occasions and may he problems of rules. • , H*fht, f give in, I did it,” ; poijmfs and is held by f.Oilti fas milt* '• on research announced by of the germt. , wsures simpler, quicker tempering. ■inner or inspector." ■ •‘.bn At. I ..■ •*. , l nls;, lt,'s|i<n,0eals. • • X 1W i d, tenings of brass and copper. ,'h,. „ ' " ,h* unless ^fdmltted the murderer. 1» so accurate and stable that It n the A merit mi Association o f Col­ CreomuLlon Is guaranteed satisfac­ 15400 (It. G. S. 1020): Con- double,lly bri„K = ^ r J r $ i7 o i >111 It The membership is not confined ih shown. adjusted once it has been property*} J ^ D It r a violet rays are used with I tory in tho treatment of persistent leges o f Phnrnmrv. Other prom­ If two or more persons to coaches in Southern conference 'I'" lb** following ili-fen.bints in tIvo above styled euuac. niiniely. J. M. coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, Frigidaire is superior in ictsfrctdai y.fra gt hucciws in th*. detection of l*O M S m i t h ( j i r r i o s inent educators of the country are rec, conspire, combine or institutions but is composed of all I’uIrleU, Mary A. Young, ib.orgo bronchitis and other forma of respira­ •■hed and Miireluirge*! ib.-po-s, “ 8 <!t?P * C'‘ , l0 w ° t >CTa,ing c o d m members of the committee. ^•ate—to prevent the due Young. J i.Ji i, M l.ee, if living, and mentors in the southern collegiate tion. Frigidaire offers uncqmU ^ J z T t t i o i ; ( ig tlo n d defense bond, and other if (leu,I, Hi,*n all pnrtli's liuvlng tory diseases, and is excellent for build, BARTOW — The work o f creat­ itrotiun of the laws—they construction and beauty of , ' . ***** ~ ~ o i .Mo mg up the syatem after colds or Ru, •,r ,-lalinlng Interest In the nertliyMcuritles. The original writing ing the town of Indiantown by th * •punished by imprisonment offers a permanent ami thorn, west <|imrier nit the mirtneast Money refunded If onv cough or cold Is $395 m - W PPttiM d by the forgers with •inarler of Hi-etlol, 3ji, Township not re]tetrad after taking I Seaboard Air L ) » . railroad is tAWnrm|. , O..^! established service organizatitn. «Hng one year, or by a ilig scco according to Don Smith, win. tins opened a Silk crepes, aatlQ KOllll. Jtiiligr au^eust, sit,lilted directions. Ask your druggist. wlds ia made to reappear under AMawe |w j progrersing fHs(, K. A. Carlton. HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Nov. 27 Clectnc refrigerator guo.ajitecii by{ exceeding five hundred (adv.) Jevudrv mid vvaten lepiuring -lore •* U***r*l •In HeinlimlH l.'uunrf, Florida, un­ I- the glare *»f tiie inys. other silk mater; I develop,,,,.,,, llir„ llti linni)Ut|rt.,, in the th. I (fP>~ " . Costumes . "Miurnes In movie* lthnS^ l,nR m.etn!Bc cloths mukp der loini M. l.ee, deot‘ase.1, or oth­ Mietweeii Ihe Sanfonl Drug Coni (Trace Victim hy Dust erwise; and nil unknown parties been used to fuahipn^ j**1*' 1 1 *,‘ erection o f shops lias the lmv, Mr. Carter suid, it ,, having or ululmlug Interest In proprietor of a dive m ihe I IMII'.V sl.ge nnd the Vowcll Com b«*gun, ami railroad yards arc •‘‘tot lantl: In ihe mini. „f m t thul the legislature in­ Ju/ny. is said to lie on#, o f Gtv ( newest styles. •raina WHS found hehliul hi- mini , , .. Him. of Flo, liln *> la*, laid nut. The PalliVm.l owns « "■ put the hotels and restau- creation o f s|H!ciuliHts in fashions Ft ltchcr L rown Ym, arm earn ur yuu nr., serel.v ter with his throat slit. „t T, about ldO.OUO acres U,«*e, nWr| j„. ■it. ordered to appear to n,,- pm „f Fluridn should ho under anil feminine personalities .......... nlZnt (," lcl ll,,th «Hen is used, and K/fthe habitues o f th*. nlaee «•.. 1,1 *'"v, having been engaged in •S PF C i A i m i vitntions to farmers to settle will daltil herein filed In the ulinvo ction of the hotel do. placed under arrest. ll,» ’ for the past |: laUr^aaits** to ipitet m i.’ be sent out. It, snd not private organi. /S/° r" tt/ o o J .A * * * % * > you M ' Y a f l S C w¥h U W S R T . C 5 S r « r - " l S ^ V *«*«»»Uy he denied having heel. 1V‘'v,,S' o i , ‘' l''- i*•H1» was in the employ o Hetty Silo Bobins.-n is onlv sj>, , ' In the place for several sever..I I.i W/|S Iti rheumatism ,o you „ „ L l 11 h ii’ni I.ondon conies word that ^ S 0 9 V O T 9 V O E N E B A I Mfl 'j!1' 4Tako hin MllOpa j 4, ^^ ^ •!t vvt*Ir y 1••i c list in around just try-Red Pepper Rub [ j* ' ur‘ |>'' <>.«t.*re,l that mis „ r. *H andi cb.thes o?f ” !i M‘* I -iiu Iiii " •! but she won tin title at Whliita. i individu British film fans are protesting liny violator i of the xtitf ordered the. Chief. Sent to tli- " ,m .** •v,-ar'> and lias a wide ( Kas., her in.me town, in n contest I auMMafnlL ti-»S and you will have tho quickest re- i u. ru a ,n Vh** against war films. Newspapers e derired .. RlMVumit I li> Matfiirliij W laboratory, the wrgiring ''xtK'riein*. in tin*, trade. , fur juveline wearers of (lie “ tom Hef known. * " Kke8t W X tone Wjrwuivi _ ^ criticise the. finished product. are printing many letters from Mf” **»230M)Omm,mr, nou, *■ w»o. /».— i . . . 'I In addition to currying a line o f j l o y " skirt. Pl«uc Rfld me c<opta fc 1down the effects," if I r * r snd Kljn»y T)aiiity afternoon frocks, Nothing has such concentrated, ( u ' , n , m .„, of to " how ,,r the wutcin>s, and s|H*cia|i/.jng in lii Appearance Altered T r o u b t M Cats,r.. cinema patrons urging British pro­ • W " * u*kh „ ! v Necks Liked Beat Namg............... penetrating heat as rod popjitA, <’ourt nf Hemtm.iK v,,,,,,'. Aattima. Jfa» Kavai. terming Prigidnire cm give. The costiTme Ueiignsr jfe . Z hlch hn<' larked icpair of watches, lie is currying j ducers to stop the flood of military Htreet drosses and some of Woand nwn . prints Ihstant relief. Just as soon u« l . i t i b V Z f u f th‘* ‘ "unter of the dive Ft„i- • nu Chronic films. • AJJrtu............... . * » i W I U * " r n * . i o p'uture Th° ' “ briC d,|“ rtm*” t a complete line o f jewelry, silver! ^ f « w minutes previouslv. mnterliunts according to Andru- you appi,. R ,„ ,.,pp„ Camel leaUni PI.U« HS evening frocks will bo „.,b mt uSi ■■ '“ v i v 7;r.r,:v;'.m42“ and ouch must pass hia examinaland glassware. ‘ '*"; ‘'**'*' Valid* rbilt Inl.uve) was an unwilling bride when she murof Men. *' ‘ 1' •• Ani’x designs. Hnnd blocked fab­ lee] the tingling boat, la three I BERLIN, Dec. I. hl’i "Worn u ^ " f «’,uui! SPKCIAI, NUTK'U— f ' _ " " Hon before goihg on the net. found in this group. i" " l tin* Duke **| Mnrlbormigh in New York inurt* than :t(> years ago rics, more expensive than bro­ A W A M W W M K M W W A ib t » « « « , cn, dry those tears Valentin ,f...u"'0,e,tJ'> a-* I) la •‘ •npi««> dres. coam $200 cade.*, are widely used. JW] I, »aro«*» effort*. it bus ,„si bee,, revealed. Her mother. Mrs. O. II. J *. Helmunt for. e<iuivnle.nl l.eer, found," nnnotinc through and through. Frcss th-.* j1' A -'t w.-.k*. i>. *•' JdalltV to obllrmUoo, ____ t0 « Produce for the movies, »ay£ K. V;n»«|.Ml»iIt ( h im I. ,s said U*--have ts tifie d lie for, “ V-shaped necks in dresses are blood circulation, breaks up the ‘ ** ^k « I " s. Maltlami. f i ,,. Snd an ntablUhad ____ ! ed a big leadline in the Bel Iiim mrrly Mis. Vl1' - \\. lv’ V;iiMt>*i IDIt Im-el.t Hulled.,i- fur t'oliitilutlii,ul. Andre-Ant, designer for ‘ i i fm ivli i ourt i nnd Markwood, who w t Metro-1 the most popular because they congestion— and the old rheuma­ 1Aclit l Mir Alien,Hat l. It-.tl, (ierm 1 'huteli imirt ia I'nn- I hut she forced thd nuptials on her daughter, rs of iipo *■>■ * yor, but without his mako tho actresses appear tall and tism torture is gone. in business in Sanford any arid Hungary, tin* newspapers I II"' marriage has Mi't been annulled by th, • niliolic vliureli, though nr* ami JlsU t few years, and whor-i • Phralaian u. ling a double for the late film-Die diallers ^-oi civil ,|,voire Rowles Red Pepper Rub, mnde j I T h e W o / j d e r 5 t'tuisuelo no\v iM lip. wife GET TH E BEST always looked forward the designer. “ Short vamp shoos from red peppers, costs little „t j 1 I. unlv.r.aHy ,ndor,«i. NoTvcu«bl.^l“ ■people of Sominole Coun- ting materials und the it,conven­ are preferred because tho camera “ "V drug store. (Jet a JMr a( .Ur ,,» Con" e t e blocks 1 ■mi;;’ 1, M .........- ... ....• rh- 1’"k" .......................... . - .... . ience of having the work done on*.of all kinds. Roofing Tile, Co­ . -----------I N’ i:w YORK, Nnv. 27 Tin* nnCrepes, satins ’ their fall sale, o f 10 usunlly makes feet appear lurge, Ds*. it for lumbago, nmirian- oolite the «-,ib»*t it ul ion. As proof ~ ___ ~ _... nvent Coloring, Etc. from side the Btudio are oil minuted, he than they are. A n n o u n c e m e n t ( ) f | > r l z e \ V j n n o r >'.mnbii,. bus proved the need f.,r : ,,f the oewspa|H*r printed plmto lion, today. lot heir Uestreble , Bs. bsik.icbe, stiff neck' sore Mini. waiting for t lie door-. „ f police. "ewspa,H*r photo While A bill of the coalition In ContCHt W ill lb* M ade Inhibiti«.it un.l WlIH Mill* Auctions are. to bo made points out. There are 25 workers I The secret of success in costume muscles, <„lds in g^ez.t. Almost § k ill* gra)ilis of Rudolph Valentino and'Hie dining S A N F O R D C E M E N T I I have been used to M■ t,. be thrown „p than two offifers may Ik* stationed principal factors in making Aiperi- Fmnm Jugo, the German double. •'||. M’ illiam aim, There will be no in tho modern wardrobe depart- designing is insistance on simplle- In»t*,nt relief awaits you. lie sue;* discussed the iA ta S * 20; Z h i P R O D U C T S CO. these , models for i , , ,,, . ,, politn nl in a public political meeting and ^marking, tho sale price ment and 30 in the costume de- ity and attention to the lines licit ffet the genuine, with the nnmoi .‘ FloH diH ns A c t A J Udtr,*M ra dry, says Dr. Rudolph M. Bind M.led.y side. It showed also I ib 'limitmi, m Germany with his .that no *prrml »eatH need be tin Ah h Judgen [noon, street and 3<tl >n<> Maple Phone 112-W er, professor ot sociology j,, New or Min.bM*enty, a Hungarian, in 1Knests. ' mi the. original price partmopt. . ruited o ha individual needr, of the Rowles oil each packuge. I The former (bamber 1vided 1 * 'lor wear. ' iuui gininl•• for •* tiie gutirtliuns o f- the 'law. |K Brocades and velvets are (h t stars. W e go • in for extremes ( xls. S Y IM c d .s f v v ii,„. t vt* i York l 'Diversity. the make up of Valentino ust _tli«- ,I■■*in, it is said, suggested’ that lie Htifciofure it |m s (ms been .custom principal materials used in making "The almost universal use :r ' pit the letters recuived in th n i ’ 1fu‘ ,rl" " ,st <k curried by McKinnon only when it is a necessary part g ® BB* * * * ® * BI* * ® * ® * BB * H* * * * M B B M B B B M H B M ) | g »f:Kushion officer in "Tlu* Engle'' 'thought (lindcnburg deserved |i«-y -y < fl.ipecltil |y at ctnnimunlVt muss I ?■ kwoo,> IH OIU> of the lBrg. up the costumes. in the Hailed1and n,,yt of the characterization " , ‘ “ “ , | it a photograph of ] ureal er«*j|lt for assuming thebtir i owm , j mccriiigs to have a* many as « I WLrl Florida., Complete In both der, ■*, 11, clnaml Nov. f,. m proeee.ling slowly I Mates today makes the law pro Rudv n, the ..... role pie-1,leruy despite hisjdoxcn uniformed police sitting ini 2 .0 M A I\ S i fjlrri' ,l ■■■ Hart, Schaf- Thirty Houses A re «liinks a Sim in! r.i-i-s ilir t imilmas i> startling. hut surely. |t jH expected th ' a' tj, ' ^ (# fc'nu Gallic—Contract let, for .thf' speaker when in the judgment « a>-x end Society Brand doclsiuiis will be mad** un.l cash I . " 'j rs«ys. Monnixliisi propaganda organi “ Vmi are tim lois ;l|| ,,f Vll(| contsruction of new $75,000 hign i'"i,i " f the platform ready to nub I jtVW W ired By Company school .xettleton, and Thompr- prise*awarded not biter t hitn j. I* i v " mii mm ( mkI /.iti'tii , which haw* hrin li^filin^ , ^l<’ ,v- kai-i-i tvportcW t" have]of tin here. ->f tire eotiinianding officer he at-, S E E US A B O U T *" "J’1’ hath carried and will '" 'i d . ’,its that e„. among il,erns,|icn for -»me tim e.1'l'" " » * 'l as he left i|„ room nu mi tacked the i .mstitutioy or repuhli „■ S !n n.,br ,r,lh' r w u wh. im‘*'I'b'ycs could not la* allowed I,lid I y ll ivu pllt 0,1 Die .p|c-t It’ll ■f vvim ten lied ol t I lie dinin ajva>>jw r "hue department one . _ __ Recent addition to the electrical \ ST! on ' OOCh lhl> ‘ nntcHtitatM by of itoxuating drinks. • an officials. The liberal parties [ ‘BETTER C LASS’ ‘ * 0,1 “ ""I'lete in the city, contracting companies of Sanford ..... , |Bicy want t»i icsloic to the throne, i H k1 rt*ichatJig proposes to regn^O. khua. permitting the liteky ii.Hs,*i t*id( Ihiit the mere presence of , ■n one o f the most mod- is tho Semlnolo Electric Company, i lie driver ol an autonml.i! - has l< plain At no Ebrluirdt. one o ,i f 1 what is call d un necessary’ t e h b ! T . W r,,,er" lu “ " * • » -*ome real • oiih* tn slaim hi a Inml (h r .*ani,* unifofrmed officers in the frord _ Buildings In the city, with a edmpany that has completed a I I In* h a t h is i»t tin* l\ai»n th«i*r r$ .| ' mu/.zlin^ .-am. -i( Christmas pocket nmney o f free the Ivapp Beer eel spec, I, by tlu ■] I'ovv of a hull inte.rfeied with f r e e - ! |0|l us tlu*• locomotive eng .a 1h*r revolt ngatn-l tin- republic n< ! miiiialry provide that n**l rnofi mil Vi. n" ,, effuipment number of large construction jobs dour of speech. l n ^ ° r ,' « v" I'ouied ccr. In driving his ear t|ir«>iU; II,,,’. tat'>' « r«* also in one in the past few months. The most B'2il. has gone over to the "Steel |~~~Tr • over Honda. lu ?Hl f< tt„|v W w,'“ks r,' " » nil heavy traffic lie may calls* man., ■■ helm, t ,i natioiiali-ts semi-mil. t H lfiiP A R K A V E . lFl,r"lSt locntionH ^ tho notable of the many jobs was the t Wl arrived accidents if |,e is not in lull n., after th,*closing date. one the company finished a short ,k...'lilrv comer near '■."i ’ u older of “ Young l.to,.,)s“ All Imt session „ f hi., faculties. they :i re ■n business ims time ago for E. A. Dmigless and with the declni at mo tint in- wants .J two late arrivals are n„w ‘ ‘With the coining of »h,- „,,, , •oi ".i, live monar, hy t " f ht*«vy traffic, both consisted of the wiring in 30 . fr. being gone ./v.i with u minus,,ope Dl|‘,s anil pedestrian. houses in Lincoln Court. y.Pf. four judg, ‘‘ I have im sympathy I'm llmse, each of ul, I m" ,'il" I..... ««•* |M‘o|'le he „ iril........ . I * ' " 1 l" the similarity in who ,I , soiled the I' at llel laud ill The company is owned and man­ Iryitig to give each letter , s|".nsil>i|ity between the driver t' Dine ,.f gie ale st need," tin* docARF I N ID ENTIFIED . aged by J.- E. Atkinson, whose of-' tyYrs*' due. These four nortbeihjin, autoamhilc and „ train a n 1 1 h*' nl o n say>. "Ih e nationalist fice is at 815 Park avenue. la are Robert G. Smile, Vieeused legal measures against drml. •nt h no.lemon! will not lift a 0f T.A' rioc' 1 - 0 P )- T h e The large number of houses W ^ idpnt **'Bea nnrlinger of ■hat endangered tiler iw„ young nven found nvvii 11ve I .r,,:i* t.< re -ton t lie , o\\ui d- t >> L f i M'*rr(|||-Soule .‘onipnny, J|. ,.\ and property.” completed for Mr. Dougless is said ■yes 'I ii, tin.me." « ■nd°i« th" track" of the .to be on# of the largest residen­ a,,V(‘ T* : "If manager, Bio , (".n il Reulig.-r via, |le, (Jolt/, 458M in iclLv “ n.Mc Rallron(‘ h“ d' tial contracts ever let in Sanford? rcl n. d general and now ,,f I W IDE VAR IE TY ' t0<lny- TlieY P Y hud been struck by a The entire block of houses, 30 in lb.* I •O.iers of the Eulhei land -*> Taken this o.-caaion to thank the many Sanford peo­ M passenger train. Each' 'ail, were wired with 180 outlets, 11 "*■" pul lire, i.ut tin 1 'Lv deiiounees Euihanlt. ac­ ple who ualronized our local ittore upon Its opening a A A u r ’n n i H y iV u r $1.00 t» with individual switches nnd yet coidil not rent them from nov. i, ' 11' 1"(•’ him of talsifyiag history * Saturday. The many thrifty buyers who. saved |5 J InvitKtiona huve bocn'Mia to relM ’ HW-26 f « r . c t t r r* °ld and °f toVr- controlled through one meter. S" Biowrtlng1solved the pr..l.|,„ m s., much us the former kaiser Mntativea from eight w«ll- hy potrbasing „ and more by buying put-special high grade stock of Mr. Atkinson specializes $5.00 to SIM.eO 'us virtually forced to ahdnutc. Ifn Florida newspapers k house wiring and he will , durpricc tires and tubes will find similar bargains A re- ilre.t fr..|ti the MlNUghterlmii-. 1h< -*>ciei \ o f I h i man officers FSar*tlnK ‘■hern to act as judges in ! to make his business in Sa: ti “ Us at f-.nrliardt's idea o f ait rln * eontcat aa follows: E mtI Mull-1 . u. " . . a ' grow along that particular'’.Jlrijr I....... K»rl Mull- imum-c.i -u ....... ............... " " 'h -.live monarchy as lilil,- better Reived ancf will be s a c ^ e ^ ^ l r i n K m l n g T e e T ) j Watch f o r 9ur ,Wo n d # ^ k ^ j a a s i 'iSMe Starts V ? te l, I.......>'«■ , o f electrical work. . ^ ’ 'Doesn't hurt one «a a l*t.„t general manager, buy the,,, hack „t tho market p,ic, ’ •'.*" 11-11it ItI■•h, ■, counter T*mpu Daily Times; W. B. Goml . i sir ttytli; "Freexono" on *i% aching I f the price gm-s up, 1*11 make •b*> llirnlii.il the society considers jf»i Jacksonville, Florida Times profit. I f not. (In* loss can I,,, One result of the coal dispute la com, inntaritly that cdfn ''stops I members' o.-ul, „ f allegiHine to to •->. MIhh EIhIo (iullniiiler, cliutgcd to the studio as rent i,„ A illiain M uiihioken. io reduce reauoe the tno amount amouru of oi laid-iip miu-up »Lnn -L_.il,. .,1:^ %. A<;,Miami Dally Nows; John Othen, I' <*i iner Km prior William Cllllthe sheep.” Sheep prices Went <<f, v M ’■, t u /ackaanvUJe Journal; E. \v w M " |'.. was Diming thum nnd lie Mdcra himseir as having |H*en be Your druggist sells a tiny bot­ :C*mpt St. i'etershurg Times, R, f, made Sl.liK on the deal. carry coal from tho United States $1.25 to $1.2:, tle o f "Freexohe" for a few cents, I5J0I Part of the city *, and the Continent. Mlufcil Herald: L. C, Brown A l.l. STEEL WAGONS S|' 1 '* LI’.II»/|<;KR /E1TUNG. sufficient to remove every hard a n y sizb , j $5.75 to $7.50 -JB# St. Petersburg Indopenibmt; eight Southerners to four Noth The IHkWN|»lipi>r . pnnls tho Htory ' A canal between Marseilles and com soft com, or corn> between I ' ;P. J. Gordon, o f the Tampa ernern. They will decide which of 1,1 a" incident .sU„| t„ |,„vo m*z j D "Zr&i ' . J ’ hone 48 l»ime. ' o the Tthohe, the 'dream of Southern the toes, und . Iho foot f a i l n i i j I i„„rn. ' ' T h f) 11 and Elm S tre e t the aoventy-fivc honorable mention ''lined recently at without cotcnesj or Irritation. I •• a * o «r «* i France sine? 1507, has at last ItSV-Tk# judgaa have been carefully letter* are to g0 Qnt *tep higher "im.’.r imperial chamberlain, Von ! | I r-- - -“tUd for their truf interval in and receive card, prlseg, A ll of the niileiihurg Januschan. been eompUtad, • . . visited th** <;V k t N iV • '**'»,'• • \• \ . •• Um ■"*» Flflridigggj and are above, named jurlge* hav« accepted. ••x Kaiser and, with , titer guests, y ■ , . wui* invitod to dinner w ^ ■ IjP QtCE: I t CLEAtl-1 cwnMfc < *■ n Laney’s Drug Romance in Hijarh Places vftPioaQ MiD.^unDPy <^ P ( >'___ AND^nDPy Q liA P tO / BEWARE THE Four To Talk ProWems D ay SA LE »«i o 'X .d Z 'L x ° ™ j ' r p''Sr,'in m Thursday through Satu Special Reduction on all our for these four days only. ^ Group New Jewelry Stock By Specialists In Women’s Fashions 1lti Magnolia AveJ X& ZZ 1 Valaeci’ ^ $16i 1 REDPEPPERSEND RHEUMATIC PAIN Do 4 B $24.50 Dresses S '!"" “» :.„;i TiioS .............' a L f e S ? ^ - t e « BERLIN LETTER rnSSreT n ™ Aut»m«Hle Helped CONTEST PASSING r« Make U. S. Dry ON LETTERS NOW )eclares Professor F tf-jw r!„r, ! _ .. , $ 19.75 six - r - At McKinnon ,Markwood Is tn r roifrcss ,i\ 2 S n " rtr S S T l0"d tn,1“ •» ,h"ir t e w t o t r s 'E »»» In our store you’d think Old Saint Nick had left hi! woiksnop foi' \ve have one of the most complete stj « j^v*^ and playthings for the youngsters that can be foi u Sa, . Ihc‘ nicest thing- about our toys is that/ U )stantial not broken and forgotten the day after j| Hit toys that will give menthsof pleasure. . •* j House Wiring Our Specialty s $29.75 Group 3 « 2 4 . Oni DTcmcl H - viACKSONVIl. 1t t i \ 8 $ rP ^ne of Baseball Goods, Bats, Balls,' » i,en.nis ^ ac^ue.ts, F'ootballs, Boxing Gloves, Punchinff K Slvates* An* Rifles, Boy Scout Knives, Etc. I Hoes not tht> luxurious thought of a com­ fortable future -appeal4to you? The trif­ ling sacrifices necessary now will quick­ ly tade when you become the proud pos­ sessor of your home. WE WILL BE The Home of United States Tires 206 1-2 West First St 12 j L L r1 '$u'ur.. . .. . . wTa*:::1 "-v * r.» •«-**•• •- ..... . H in a u in iiiiiiiiita i^ u iin M HniliaiaiHniu Lift O ff-N o Pain! A3 day Thursday arranging oW' Bfattimoath Stock-fa ®K A a n i*u i(iA U , n ni mr Hi i U L. These sets consist»of^ real carpenter!s tools . — not only a toy but handy tools for the house. Sanford Building 6c Loan Association First S t. 5 flMDA Y # A. M. WE R E T A ^ ia r WHOLESALE C afe ' The Sanford Auto Tire Company Hill Hardware O l •D r* »- «,«* ’."HIMIMS W ife •* B M 24" SltM V. *! m ' �----------_ that thdfc— ____ » _ « « HWrij’in thif woricf today who are m greatly benefitedw , iu“rto rt mA,_ 81k Montn the hatreds they have incurred as they are by the love they have evoked. . _____________________ A man we have in mind wrh pushed out o f a social cir' uAn abuuary c#Ie in which he had been enjoying himself because o f the tie#« of tntortainmcn^wher” ' another ni&n told about him. Tho man who told the lies ufV'SSMi.in!,11rliu.ch“r,*':i manufn.ctured them for the purpose of discrediting his one. • ^ v ‘v3 -r+UU-tum , ,v , ■— .. E•*< 1 fty, nays no living' Briton m u B normal jaw. became British'food, as now used, doe* not comps] chew­ Ing muscle* to do their-wor)G ' "We aro the only nation that Ihajsta on a *oft pudding every day.” *f > u Dr. Campbell urges parent* to U O W D tN fo * m r r p aellool 8S8„Kr“ “ ..... . , U\ 'C f t - [ s Advocate. 'None nf your nine effort wasted; them with a "H ooray!” r - i I1 Igreeted rec ’.A » thon om on my copy I pasted l ii w n,v ‘'ohimii today. t rrYUuH M. Lewis, in Houston . Dispatch. ii "I ° al" , vall" ‘s' ***** 1||X’" production. Florida took a gallant step when she banished the "binder boys" and otherreal estate sharpers from her borders. II stopped soaring prices, but it restored the confidence of Ihe nation in Flor­ ida s good faith. And now the state pit's back lo ftmdamentals. Instead of placing exorbitant valtU's on idle land, the people are extracting real values from active land The slate lias unique advantages, not <m!v as a resort Du1 as a pi'mtiircr of ossciit inis. Florida in overalls has a great fuI in i'. * I b'tirborii lii(lcp(-iu|i>)it. Coal For Kuropc TAM PA TRIBUNE Europe i s a i d lo he <>ntcring her fer lumber " ill he sacrificed for I laugh, and I laugh, amj I bmgh; winter season with a coal shortage fuel. •d 10,0011,(111(1 tons. God semi a American coal miners at present I don’t see how one could be mild winter! offer most hope. Europe's extremr sole rim Dm English coal strike is re­ ■ lH . Americas opportunity, as it reading u pick up like this And what about people? We Th*t fills Up at least lialf a sponsible. Th<‘ continent, ns well bas been nioro than once in the need Europe’* markets to sell ns Great Kritnin, is starving lor »»»•■'*. Our eastorn and middle•• column. good* to people there. Why not *-Adam Hrecdo. in Hastings conk Die/'reach and German western soft coal fields are tiros change tho stupid immigration mine* cannot make tin tho deficit. Bering, for the first timo in years (Nebr.) Tribune. America has been cnlfod upon, but Mines are operating full time ami law*, and have more people here? wages are rising, as thousands ‘ Farmer* vote to keep out the sort •‘Half a column,” your grand- too lau. to provide full relief. Nations are sonrchin gfor expo- "am loads move to tidewater for of immigration to which this coun­ K ’., ;■ mother, Adum! try owes everything. And then R * Ju*t by waiting and waiting un dients of many kinds. There arc 1,,-ciiti siiipment. the farmers weep, because they strange projects put forth, such as All because a few leaders of m„n K. : - tn H 'iii i i , . burning Englisii chnlf cliffs, tup. m England cannot agree about Dm have surplus products. They will AH tho other conductor* have had ping the interior heat of the earth mlj'istment of wagM and ror. - weep more if Europe organizes a cm, against United States through deep shaft*, nnd following m a single, centralized, local indus boycott Por komeone thcac verses will up otr Oliver Lodges quest for try. trade. ** "fill.” "atomic power.” Only tho first of America whib. „ „ « • ■ . I Tribune. Why not let forty or fifty mil­ I these could lie done immediately, Eiironeun 1,1,,,, i ^n* ^ ,nf» by i ' , land il is not very vpraetical Wa 1 ! * 'T'11 well to lion more good people come in. •' r pri,,U,rM Ki‘ 1torpow. r and tide-power may pro- lo r wn“ neit“ Hr hLU,uk*r ,,f Komo will say "the country could T H ik f' , , vide relief only i„ the distant^ fu- .am,.^ *. Wh‘,n tht' not take caro of them, and think w® ro" our hIi'kvc.h for turf* v rt 1mi'iit cxpirvji, of the competition with our work­ i U. “ l '-------thing. ing people." fln 5 °M l«,h l’ , , , J <an be brought from China. Thh ' U rl,,U H rind that u column of drool *• The aame people would have , where there are ampioVuppiie* in erngo *^ me rica n n Lw1« R1 tkc av' aucli as this |the ground, hut not much thl* win- !,n,; h,.,?rd of the reurt!r said'’Ihe same thing, when our la the cusieat kind to write. population f,,ur millions, in(I----- — nteaa of today 116,000,000. There l i ' A l . W . ' S I r * lh' m“ W" ' “ k l b" , » man left for Chicago l he other II'” There” will"be sU,ry "'hen a is no real wealth hut energetic There will he serinua Inroads C ln V h '^u„ n n," ” K M t° ry?7 When *£nX'h T 0" ’ t e gtii ' l!Vt‘5' lk ‘ “t " ! '' ,.made made into Kurajiuan European forest.. foroat,. Mil- frant fr nt ""poKO?"* p n 'wgl/ !!’ J ''.a!! " hU W tMte thu htinria nboing* of the right kind', to | JP*d before he got there. lions a k.. ..... . " »n« ’•• produce what other* want, and to lion. ..r „< in u .,, » . u,,,. that ....... nhould be k * « ...... J,.l.,nKc f t , •.h„ , Z u Sthe H i a 'w consume what others produce. ■ >r Datig-htei* ■w w iip During- The ■ -Ki#? Sch''"‘ r"r:i iS 'o f^ r * "1^ Yor * ’ 6ir**tor { 1raveling y In the newI v- ■' N N 3 5 - IN INCLUDING QUARTETTE F o r a B etter Stucco He a t ft fa a a e ffla a a a a a ft fe M z r __ r 'L j.. A subscription to The Sanfij Herald will prove an excel* grift to some friend or relativ It will not only be a daily rer er as a g ift from you, but aI ent that everyone appreciated a member of the City Com Daily in Advance (P a id Advertisement) Melton Electric Co. EVERYTHING NEW THIS if] hearted support. Retail Merchants To Meet Thursday FAMOUS LIONS ( the office of City Commis­ 5 FIXTURES C A S T -3 1 \i\An Ideal Gift t» 5 [ candidate for re-election to mission deserves your whole 3:.m AND ELECTRIC EFFECTS R e lia b le B u ild in g Supplies growth and his past record as Amusements SPECIAL SCENERY, WARDRC CHASE & CO. Mr. Chase’s part in Sanford’s lie E. Jones Is To Members' City Auditorium - Thursday, F o r Sale Hv sioner, December 7th. Thursday, Dec. 2»w American Legion Mil Friends of..: : BAZAAR The Jei ORIENT) STUCCf announce that he will be a CHRISTMAS WOMAN’S CLUB/ ■ C H A SE f'Pc Organ Members Mrs. Lewis Hostess Tn Hold Members of Duplicate IChristmas Bazaar Of On Monday Afternoon I Bridge Club Tuesday Woman’s Guild To Be Given Next Thursday Skin 12 I*. M. Each Saturday First National Bank ■ Sanford Bank and Trust Co. ■ Seminole County Bank Well, gee whiz, m,w lMl'1 (ili'iisnnt! y[> With elution our In l.'|D burst; When the last has a cinch like the prcHcnt, Twere foolish to wish to be first. — Etna Sptneer in Newark (<M WBirtfiaay Hand Bawl Banks To cutthroat game ninny nation* With trade forced on them at Die bayonet's point can swear to that. This nation should protect itself, and not whimper. Europe owes us billions, dues not want to puy. If siic does puy, sho means to pay with our money. It is for us to do what seems wise. The Philippines will provide all rubber needed, if we have brains mid energy to imitate the British, and produce it. There is unlimited oil in this na­ tion nnd south of us—can we not secure some of the oil in South and (Vntinl America. Anyhow, we should ask big American oil men. before crying about ojj, how many billion barrels have they stored in the ground. Ask the Rockefeller* how much oil Standard Oil of Calion uirfarquired, when it bought Pacific Oil from Paul Shoup and hi* UBSOcialcH- -more than has been use din the United States, thus far. % i\3af ?each e ] A lovely social affair o f the cn*husiastic S ' Th*t ^ H g r r t o o h Chapter M.|j“ week wa* that o f Monday evening •ng of the (irimitTin. c-i— <meet-. The prize for best atten d a ^ T o f *Ponsorlng a society hsld in the Coart am when Mra. Sandy Anderson enImothera for this month was won Hr*. J. Paul Thurmond enterfed nesdsy • imiNi vaudeville, to be given Dec. 20 at Tuesday, t r[,Rwl«r weekly meeting of nnthly buslnea* meet- tectaincd at dinner at her home Thursday „ f t " r i',t,0nir " h',|d by Mrs. Stemper’s room. j ix numb* r of children most hv »),„ I ■ ' r ° n. presided over tho St Agnes Guild was held Mon­ tho W o n . . '. Club, . .I n , „ „ l , pr0. |K i ’ / U L W i K i * , It.<was al*0 hold the KrnVn’a Club will bo on Centrnl Avenue, honoring her by the dinirman, Mrs.[iresidui Y ° uwi'l receiT,, J. K over 1 . 5 decided -------- «to» ■■««* ui« dajfghtfully, Saturday afternoon • » fa*'* tromted, on M aidi v,c<; ®t our f0Uat| ’ ' reS‘ , m atings o f the association for the honoring her daughter fctub house at 3 o clock, husband on hi* birthday anni­ ,onBetty, day afternoon at the home of lira. ressional talent. Minarik on laurel Avenue. versary. Announcement will he made1 fh .T own n eof r Ovioda. ner Circle will meet . u a a*. . Ifn“ n .TMW Reports were n.„d hy th,. vn ’ "ef*"®1 «n the second at her horn#'at 1020 Elm Avenue,, 1>lr Mrs. Raymond Kay, vice presiinter about tho committee nnd tho | ,..f *r,*/**<J oHeek for S pit i Quantities o f fragrant red rose* nous officers and „ Bple,„ii(| ! Thun,day of each month. Tho it w a \ f ' f' h b,rthd" y * nnDersary dent. bock in the T< **• )nm«>urit «f Blr| to acco nt. prc.-uled over the business cast. Baptist church.. l re -/next meeting will be held Decerni I'ltl to t#o retained by Bo and fern* were arranged in crys- port was given „r until work in acc and opening of tal basket* in the vario"us"rwms I I’ ink anil white were the color, session, when reports were rend bv having he,! r ^ liz “ f ‘‘ sft,c’ ! » «* 3:30 o'clock. Every mothSanford 4 tho officers nnd committee chair­ BEROUT ATTEND S MFEET1NC. \ a? rd„ ^ p^ ‘ ,l! ^ ,#aSt chosen to decorate with for this Lt I-ake. nnd lighted red taper* in crystal _ ^,rs- " • A. Jtouth. offered a I school ,mtri>n *^e Grammar •*ff Irr. In Sd: •* urged to atteru| this affair arid were effectively carried man. Mrs. Robson, reported that I holders added « cherry note to number of valuable U'ltnyu. my lutn.t <ind office Secretary ('. Behmit of the this |T)ior»day on work for ,» Kmeeting. Du­ the pretty scene. out with basket* and bowl* o f cut * !*rt’T ,r "'k" t of groceries and - L......................... ^"rb S ervir^^j ll., isj«. *2ml iiny <>r D*eea| « for the association to ereMr* t> , , , t iruits h»<l I h ' oii sent by the Guild | ht,n,' n°le * ounty Chamber of G o w e„ nn d ferns. The refrosh• Tho dinner table wnjj laid with ■ ate more Interest f u L hp,in,‘ KnrkerF j a of tho First Kapv. K. POUntdUM, Sernj* . L - --—— ■*on Thanksgiving to a newly jx-r- j mprce, attendwl n meeting of the!I th" r # i«h o ,] -table was laid with a hand- ■on, Dourd of <’uunty rjll hold business and Cluhy lace cloth nnd ^ks centered bers. Mrs. f L nn(j re|H)rted thot nR Growers and Shipper* League in '•*•*■•» > g tti [teu to n to ■ome cloth and centered with n a *t ,1:W>-o’oiook- atf.'.'W jj].A .A 1J,ver..b*sketi filled with h a v i n g 8U^ " ^ M «*i this afternoon. trip hail lH.-en planned tho date to Orlando The Rob N'ev. aji j*. Oae.j.1 and i X appointed, ass) red radiance roses. Placed about oo\ 1n th f BgljrSf the Jack: Hori)tr Pie, from which the'- Do announced Inter. [Mr*. Barney Beck, meeting was culled to discuss rates' was the large birthday cake iced ? I Rod stma* Mgla. ii this were silver candlesticks hold­ •or thr T,'.'.” T The T o fg ‘ nr nnd enfete Plans were also made for the nnd various other shipping proV I attendaoPe at each P n Xt each jdnee were Ing' redtaper*. Tho place cards association meri fiTThb H 15 Weat Wash meeting. lems. , She also At one end ,rT n’ '‘!‘ bnl1 t« bo given on or O R LA N D O opal Church at the and other datails were suggestive suggested that the mothers , i o f, the (,mmP Fire Gifla. was p*m- f UC*Lwdrew f* V(,rs. Mr. Rebout i* to niHk - n report ' in whRe and topped with five tiny 1 " ^ “ * , 1>,‘rwnb,’r 2''}Time and of Christmas. on'h grn<l<> hel bb on Oak Avenue. The shoppe for tha ljttk c to make theii dr I I'n i a» n < l mn,!c nn ekceptionalqr iclgood talk, nskin-■ ■ pink nut cups which held pinp a n d l f f i " *" N* announced nt an early " f the meeting before the r.ex' A t six o clock a tempting six- ^school room more attractive Hnd K *Lthe mothers to _ Parent-Teacher Aswardrobe '•’■ff. session of th<« county chamber. White candies. ‘ P l dntcArticles for the Christmas eting at 3:16 o’clock course dinner was served. Covers |ur**l,d letter n.-operVlYon 'l.etwwn I ionisations thc!,e ffir» LAYETTES NOI "G am e, 0| all kinds were played I T . ? " r T * tti*° turn‘‘‘» i" »* a success, Side Primary School. wero laid for Mr. and Mrs. W il­ parents nn l teachers. Titusville— New machinery iu-i B A B Y F U R N IT U R E iS I for assistance the lawn, and the feature o f j , 'Wi'UnKliam Mooro Scott, Mr. and Mrs. BOY8 A N D GIRLS S TO stalled in parking plant here, at the afternoon Was the contest. PinI , U wnn 4ecided that there would Edward Markell, Mr. nnd Mrs. |FRIDAY cost of $20,000.. h’.ng corn in the turkey’s mmilh. ” no " » • * • " » » of the Guild until, Sandy Anderson and Sandy Ander­ The Prize for this was won hy I 1 M> f’hii*tnins holidays. rice for tho women of son. Jr. Byrl Higg»’ VIO LIN CLAMS z ic candy TParish by the chapel I" the enndv hunt. K»y announced that there M!^< R e g u la r M e t in g , j the prize was ELEANOR Herring an a warded ck led by Mr*. AlexMary |r . " (W |H; I'Wyer service* every ' Prichard. iioumes the reopening ,,f her k rainy for the "Every Memmhc'r h»n..... | ss in violin l,-s-<iiis to begin Dili Ik>nnett will enterthe afternoon refresh- ■ <.nn,!,," Kn nn' 1 f»r th, ,,K' January 3. IU27 nt :>ll Of the \ o r- , ' meats consisting t>f pink imil\vhi(r ‘Tusade" of the Book Lovers A most inter,. ,i;,„. meeting „,f |1 Th.. t„,...i < . .. interesting M c U „f nte lovely home of Mrs. Harry French Avenue. (dock nt her homo on ' M.*rti»ier Glover. "h-i is .Dll- Pipe Organ C'luli of the Bap- | • Lewis was the scene* o f a very Click I C C .ream mid individual EPISCOPAL CHURCH tist <hureh was held M< • tikes ire.| i„ pink were served bv , ,in»-' 'be Study class,-: kenue. om:«y after- P » « y P"rty Tttetlay afternoon The annual cafeteria supper and noon „t the home ir, *\t1,S l,y Dm is " " " ' “ ' '" '" e g talk .... "The < hur.-h , f A. M. *h*’ entertained the members D'hihlipf' Architecture . Fur--1 Christmas bazaar given by the Plnili*l>s. on Oak avenue. Im o n d a y /of the Tu ' numotra m inhiitt. Miss Katherine Wilson 1Building, esdny Duplicate Bridge Mrs Arthur Higgs. Mrs. G r o v e r J" " 1 *’ Worn up’* Guild nnd the St. A g ­ • Routine business was transact- |club. Decorations." j juild of Holy Cross nes Guild of tile Holy Cross Epis­ ‘ mbraii and Mrs. S. |, ! w the conclusion o f all husines , j ml under the direction "off the pres­ tires- ] ^ In *n the tnc rooms where the card ■ , . hureh will meet at copal Church, will he held Thurs­ ident, .Mrs. A. Kent Rossitcr. FANCY WORK ' h,l<lren enjoying ; hVsl, *MR '4t’rv‘‘<1 nppl« snow top. tables had been arranged for play, this V,11K 1 I /' the home o f Mra. day, Dec. 2, at the Woman’s club. hn,,p.? <,Vt’,,si°n were Joseph i ,W,1Wl,h "hipped cream nnd enkes Mrs. R. A. Winston gave a most baskets of hibiscus, roses und AFTERNOON TEA ) ; H Lily on Pnrk Averide. ,>r- I aulino Groch, Ward I Among the members BoothH will lie arranged for tho gratifying report of the banquet ferns ----- [inss-nt ! ..." wt,rt‘ u« « l in <iecorating, In Club will mbet Adtll rate of fancy work, enndies, cook­ Cochnu, Eugene Cochran, J o e '!" ™ Mrs. “ IV M. King. Mrs. Mortserved Monday evening to the Y. _ _ F A ^ C T K HIA 5 O’C LO C K "‘ ttlgh score at one table wa* jhittemlen. Jr.. s Iir„ Jentu,ttt. '«K'r (Dover. Mrs. Raymond Key. iwson on Bark Avc- ed food, nnd features for children. M. (_. A. when a larg A N N U A I. c ' ! : : : r n’ „ Jr" S<,r'1 J w w tte T ' r f:l,,vl'r’ Mp*- Raymond Keyj e sum wus I •«*»«« by Mrs. A. p. Connelly and o’clock. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan will have realized. ‘ ^ Whitner. Jr., Mrs. Mrs. t buries E. Henry, while Mrs. PHchanl*nu r,,ry I'ri< har'1' U , b Wilma Leinhnrt, l.ols i ''*m‘ Alexander. Mrs charge of the supper, which will The huzuur chairman gave a George A IV Cottas and Mrs. be Bopved cafeteria style, begin- good report and announced that Ralph \\ ight wero holders of high r h f c j ^ T , . H o b b y . 11,1. 'J’- Warner. Mrs. John M il !! ’. '^ ’'abart, Alice 1f j * IHC^’ William J. Hardv. -* 1 oiP f ' At n oyiock. Afternoon ten all plans had Iho-ii perfected for score nt the other table. will be served from :t-:m r. the bazaar to he held on December |fkS' , V Biggs, Gerald I'rich-■» r*’ ‘ ” ,n D'onnrdi, Mrs, [{. \v. Late in the afternoon the tables « r«l and Betty Tl mi rmond. Russell. Mrs. ||. U. McCall, Jr b O n I l l e s d a ^ ' oc,,w’k. «»«* pnrties may he ar- 1' nt the Woman's Club. were cleared and laid with dninMrs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Fred* _ _ * ranged. • In Monday afternoon the Pi|M> ty covers and refreshments o f n Die many friends „ f Mr>( U'ilev I'mger. Mrs. R. W. Penmian. J, I le E. .L'iii-s cntcYtdrcd . ^ ’ MJiitner tins charge Orgun Club will hold its meeting tempting salad and sweet course I " ‘II be interested to learn mid Mrs. Clarks Lennar,lv. ntly Tuesday ev-ning !* 1 ’’ ‘‘nndy booth, and she and « t the home of Mrs. J. H. Law­ was served. bat «hc is improving after an . r committees will have n full ill oplt her ii|mrtmivt on son on Pnrk avenue. Substituting f„r absent club ‘ ration hist week at th,-Iiss Pearl Grigsby nnd Mrs Fernnld . The guests iql^ided displuy o f homo mado candies, to members were Mrs. George A De Laughton Hospital. After all business had Lccn Kaynuoid Barry, „ f Savannah, (in., be sold in boxes suitable for gifts, her bridge clf>. transacted, tin- hostess ussisted by «’ottas Mrs. Albert I*. Connellv will arrive m Sanford Friday to Continuous from 1 *. ■ fa nf chrysuntPmu ms nnd also in bulk. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner served a de­ nml Mrs. Walter Coleman. Club Our line of fixtures js both or­ Word was received hero Satur­ spend Die week-end here as guests II p. nt. Gifts o f nil kinds useful for with greone/ lent licious salad course with coffee. members playing were Mrs. C'hns day night „ f (he death of Mrs « f Miss Maud Tyre, nt her apart Chrirtinn* gifts will ho shown at namental and serviceable at ty in ilecoruDg the the fancy work booth, nri.uiiLwi A,'OUl ''IU "R'R'befs attended this ; i , intr y' ,Mr" Bal Wight. Mrs.' Emma U. Spencer of Backingl,,,,,',; merits on Hark avenue. THURSDAY the card tfbles had g°nuine savings prices. Why presided meeting. Ri. pl. Wight, Mrs. J. e. Benson over by Mrs. Alice E. Hill. _ ■ ( •; tbe mother of G. W. Speii- I ---------and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. for play. lay out large sums when just Lewis Stone nnd D oriB' An especially interesting booth |ne in the vjlous card as attractive and serviceable •'•'r i ' s ' 11' f < rin, r res i,110!™,) f'^Sii 11' ' S't ‘' a' l,n‘lf .Mr" ’ J’ l>’ R“ h,“ ’r will be tho Oriental Booth, in Kenyon in je used • keeping Word was received here Monday ford and has many' ‘ Auguzti ne, who have been j fixtures can he had at economi­ chargo of Mrs. Allen II. Stones, interestit. game of of the death of the mother o f M. who will regret to Icnrn r 1 cal prices ? See our line be­ Wt‘‘ ‘-k 0,1,1 h'‘r‘’ with “The Blonde Stoinof', who passed #way ut her death. |i tfter the lual Aum- where tapestries, adaptable, for ° f ho, |i|M‘ir1 dauglter Mrs. WQHam j . 1 fore buying. bags, panels, cushions nnd run­ homo in Bulgaria. ~ ---- ----------- — Hardy at their home in San Dunta ! ofiessions,■cores were Saint” ners win be displayed, as well ns Tlie Retail Merchants Commitreturned home Monday. I t prizes i^rded. For oxquiHite embrofdere/l , Jacksonville—New bridge to he j ______ . . ----—. imriin, , *■ s o f the viimuuvi linens, jji in« -) tec Chamber tl] of Commerce, comedy Mrs, John K. Morris, Jr. op scot Miss Fern eluding cross stitch luncheon din-.'A I Rnffold, chairman . is to meet 'Rah, Rnh, Heidelburg” veda pjet boudoir pil»er, bridge nnd luncheon sets. Thursday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock her*1 I,."S ' W,Mrs. m l,UV‘.‘ ' n S n " jSHoffmann t ^ff MrH' Willinm I)ixi‘‘ ............ her 'mother. C. A. Williams'|<!p«'k villc. , !8 miles"soiah of ’ j-incKsonannounces the borth of 321 scirez [>:<?. a dainty Mi lane Review 9 Sanford Ave Many Chinese legends are inter­ in tlm offices of the chandier, nc- [ and sister, MiI a.son Monday, Nov. 20. rf, w t* Mrs. Hassell Buba Williams. I woven in the embroideries of then. . . ............ 1,1 . ■ording .......^ to “Edward u «*‘tH Trotter, H iu tfr, see re- for im1 the pu-M past it fortnight, left Tues ruttiiigW' the conso- i: , ' “ s<’ 1 ,1 l “ ° lingerio hags, tary of the commercial organi/.a-; day for their Iloan* at Fort !,mi. 11 white W 11IT1• and Itiu colors, .......... 1 ■ . . . . n . . . e, ,, !««/ stationery, of embroidered in Don, who stated that the meeting •Icidal, Hoyi^jJUJ—Li»o .lucky the popular cross stitch. A choice wns called for the purpose of plan- J •• Election o f Chinese prints, and Ming future activities of the com- I Mrs. Bryant W. Strickland of -f Dm game antiques, will b« shown by Mrs mittee and to devise ways and |Ft. Lauderdale, who has Ik-oii visritb embroid- Stone. mean* o f effecting closer co-oper­ itlhg in Sanford ns the guest of ^aliments conTh, lovers o f rare bits of an­ •1 ation between the merchants and Mrs. C. A. Williams on Evans iplcs topped tique jewelry wQ] |M. interested the Chamber of Commerce.*’ street returned to her home marguerites in the exhibit o f pearls, both E very clement ol The committee recently under­ Tuesday afternoon. wer»$rv,-,| hy the blnck nnd pastel tinted; and a went a re-organization and since b ee n taken out o; ►iitcsy her mother, beautiful carnelinn set o f pend­ tins been functioning in good Mr. and Mrs. (). J. pop,, motor- j Stucco. You can b , Shflscr, and Miss ant, ear rings and pin. Another ahnpo, according to officials. In *d to Orlando Wednesday, where I your exterior walhi “Funusual exhibit includes brn<M the future it is expected to take they spent the day. n'ere: Mi SK Fran- boxes from the plateau of Tibet, so lu tc ly uniform ii^ a prominent part in all major ac- j I Fern Ward, Miss and Chinese brass wine set, used tivities of the local ('liamk-r of 1 n o streaks—beautil Mrs. W. A. Teague of Mount1** Marion Hand, by the Americans for tea. Commerce. j ville, S. ( ’., is visiting her daugh­ tu rc. Oriental Stuo K n Ensterby, Miss St. Agnes Guild will have n Members of tin* committee arc: ter, Mrs. Edmond Mcisch at her itse lf readily to : lJMiss Nonie Wil- Mtparntp booth ’to display their W. E. Watson, R. A. Newman, home on West First street. tectural period. Howard, Miss fancy work, canned fruits, rooked F. E. Rmimillnt, Arthur Yowell, Mrs. R. L. Koh- fond, nnd flowers. Ask us alwut I Frank Gonzales W. M. McKinnon, S. P. Doolittle spent tin- wook- .i . i -l|'h Stevens and I Vivian Speer, J. G. Ball, S. A. Ir- end ip Bradenton on business and Ufown. 1 win, S. M Lloyd, A. Kanncr, E. was a guest at the Dixie-Grande Hotel. I] C. Smith and M. Kronen. Bill Rolls Prosperity Did It columnists can't started Without joining in <,n p,,, song; But me, [ am much ..........stouter hearted. H K A U T K N I N C N K W S COMKS from Florida. People I never print on.- till M's |„n,, — Joke hnlstaff. Akron || n. ut '<im are turning from real estate to land. The plow is replacing Journal. the subdivision slake. True prosperity depends not upon in- in BY Leather Normal Conditions A^ain Somo fir ,..Qf 5^Si« ---------------------O ------------ --------- d'»i;s not sell with the same old pep 1hat it. showed in 1925 II it did, more people would be getting married. And more True, perhaps, blit why not? people would be getting divorces. Life is a struggle, trade is a polite 'HUS0 McReynolisl n g s iD E n ' Dr, C. Dewey, of Harvard, wants the nations using our alphabet to save a thousand million dollars n n year, merely by improving on the I UUy V NE1*EM M i l ’S I*R y [. work I ha* the Phoenician* began./ -I i,•’ 1 1 .war of 1925 was a big year as far as most people thee, O |llir,| ><l. The new alphabet would have 21' ■ I inancial............. condition is »concerned. " thou mayest heur •r the |•layer1,l,,( „ r !; ............. •••icci neu.. Nearly everybody niadi •on-onent . I.'l vowels, four <fjp- J thy *crv«n i, f..i fI-. 1telilfi-M money. .Some people made more money in tliat one year word Ibai makes up seven per cent o f. .Israel . e..i»f,.«H Ike ins 'Man I bey hail previously made in their whole lives. This word tbai mkes on seven per cent u In Wtileh we hitvi- sin»„d .igain-l of all Die uonl , <.n a printed pnge. might lie said even of old men. Am this money making was thee." Neh. ir.:r>, Ii not confined ' '•sentially to those in |be real esldfc business. IS.-..I . . mara/iies. newspapers rv> W tAPJ lu Yh:,t l,r ''I. n If.r.I aelivet us; it |,,r,■ lirikl* li;i .f, K very 11<idy made money, druggists, men hauls, contractors, Would be mailer, lighter, cheaper, t i l to help II. bootleggers, even newspaper moil. IVinlei s, '-tenogruphers. typewrit So it is not surprising to read that Ml'Jfi was a banner ■r Wi .ii I I save time. Rend fog p i. . »«»>-«•« IIIuni-in-m.' Ifo-ii-o would lie a swifter process. ite column-,? •■olumin' Well year in I lie number of marriage licenses issued. Prosperity U hnn* to write The first thing a bachelor does t ’ ■ ruther! 1 sort of breeds marriages. It is n good suggestion that will when he finds himself with a little cash in the bank is to •lot be adopt<-ii. Rut this country ■ ■,kiltlt‘H n" ‘» bliss. G A IN E S V ILLE SUN look around for a suitable sparring partner. And evidently ••nd Kritnin, nt -least, ought to ‘? ¥ h a v Unrp n" . 7 ,,0‘,1,' |ly '"ther- ' L j o h n n w ° n ° m " ! <nsv “ H 'hi*. many of them found what they wanted. Statistics show adopt the metric system in weights ^ r J0hn D' m Buffalo News. There is olio ‘.lilrig certain about scapes. They are coming us all that there were seven thousand more marriages in Florida and mea'iires, ami in Kritnin, for money also. That would be sim­ •he influx of tourists and settlers good tourists should, without the in 1925 than in 1924. this year. KI........ None of .. Florida •>...........r 1idea of making a clean-up from ple think what time accountants into ^ ehh » b T UU in “ W“y for th,‘ Unfortunately prosperity also breeds divorce. How save, by our use of Unit system, in them are laboring under delusions nothing while taking their winter money. that float! about in the air to he Wb.n we see a four-liner, we grab many families do you know in your own list of acquaintances S'n h useful changes conic slow. ....... io mis state are thankful that were quite happy before some boom m other made them 'v, because noddle aged men con­ grasped as one basks in the sun­ shine under the palms. that this is the case. They are i L p " a fc?Ck ,another like (his. rich/ How many of them found the means to hire lawyers trol (he world, and do not want to Predictions that this will he on** glad that (he wild frenzy of last f . " f rflui,Lec<:^y‘ ,n Youngstown Tel to win for them their freedom in the divorce courts? Not change their habits, or learn any- i of (tic best years which the state year has disappeared and that I '■■•- vet_experienced are being ful- once more the fellow who is mnka few, well wager. Somehow or other prosperity seems to Dung new. S i.W o v o tickled to death when w<> afford married people with more leisure in which to quarre . ..... and we are realizing from ing a legitimate living can hold his Ralph Arnold, Republican leader ' the actual conditions Dint pcopli head above water and ride in his strike ’em, Urn* art* tho .statistics. Road thorn for yoursolf: of Los Angeles county, told the ARE coming to Florida in great four-cylinder automobile without t Nearly 7.000 more marriage.s were performed in a Ja gosh ° vurI. rxch* nff"" w,‘ President California wanted him I And how our renders all like numbers, and that they are com­ seeing his clerk of yesterday spin Florida in 1925. us compared with 1924, but, while for four years more after 1‘9LJH. j , ein-.. with by in an eight-cylinder job which ing ready to share real living amt the President iust "listened.” the rest o f us. They ent > m and, holler /or (.’upid was wielding his deadly weapon, the divorce They are seeking i has been purchased on promises, If the rest of the world could more! courts were also busier, according to statistics on listen ns well and talk ay little as to avoid the cold blizzard- and i Wealth will continue its moicmarriages and divorces, announced by the United President ('oolidgc, much would he crowded conditions ,f tht, North,' nu‘n* Southward, and there is •t ?m .p...)m u » i:s ■ 1,1 and nre looking for the ns yet un- itfVt,ry DuIitatioM that the great States department of commerce. saved. tilled acres in this state upon which developers o f the nation will kec|v, "To discount any enthusiasm that might ncronithnnk you, dear eolunining they can make handsome profits ,o » [louring dollars into Florida, lltf: brother, Ptttt.v the announcement of more marital ties Inst The New York World speaks of through year round crop*. Work is being resumed on proMr. Arnohl as a “ third term envoy" us Isbor and fr<d; year, the department states that during the same Thc tourists, and by that we jeets which were left flat by Die which .is nonsense. There is iu > ! .wo h“ V0 w fit ten it not her period that the approximately 7.000 additional mar­ boom. pics (ion of a third term. George mean honest-to-goodne**, pleasure- .aftermath of the great h«)*P ly the end is >,„( >el f riages took place, over 500 more divorces were be­ Washington thought n President necking tourists, are coming to Banks which closed in the Manley vy i ? KcihiriHfin, in <’levidimd ing handed out. 1 hould not use his office to get one Florida to enjoy the advantages of'chain affair ar< re-opening their Plain Dealer. Money is beginning to won ionium after another, and the climate, Die water, the breezes, doors. Ihiiing 1925, a total nl .‘L»,lt>9 marriages were " would take only two iiniir.naliniis the oranges mid the beautiful land-‘ loosen up. U t mo get In tin, gum,, sv lull recorded in the stale, against IK.5X9 in 1924. llo! 1Wo elect l< ns. going. In l92o, divorces in Florida iiuml , I Can lack on n ver-e ;uni [ President ('oolidgc has been rn.m s n a i R iH ii while in 192 1 there were 2,0 I L 'tinted onei* ami eleeteil once, not ifflJt look at the way it i* K„ , #l(ll, . Wlee. — notice (I,,. H|»«c<- it pn Ihr percentage iut reuse in niurriages tor iw^o — Edgar A. t.uest, in W Ill'll linriliiig died, f'oolidgc was o'*. I. The niiniber in |‘)25 per 1.000 of the ttth)foil Kn Pres*. filled out ins term, in uceordance I liltd inn was 19.9, and 15.1 in 1,924. with his duty and the law, but that "'I lie percentage increase in divorces for 192 r, .We'ro sure there Is nmn was not a “ Presidential term." j *iy * over 192 1 vs its 21 I. The number per 1,000 of popu­ ” 1,,', after. A President, if the people arc | satisfied with him. is entitled to I leg inn ing December I I Ihe th ree banks in S a n ford lation in 1925 wa , 2.52, and in 1924 it was 2.15. To doubt it would In. must nl nurd; •wo nominations and two elections. will close at I be tiguies were based upon a slate census o f Although not a rune NMidJ 1925. giving Florida 1.209.549 persons, and an esti­ Inujrhter, Europe's great powers, Britain, mated population in 1924 o f 1,227.502. It ’s seldom we get the last word. France, Italy, Germany, will have "Florida was third among the South Atlantic 3 “l* A - Oliver, in Yonkers .St/iteaanother Locarno conference, and states in the number of marriages in 1925, the sta­ Senator Borah says it is nimed nt us. tistics show. Georgia, with 28,095. led. with Mary•L c t* send it along j(s #rnVi,|M. Europe wants to make hermelf and. 25.447, second, North Carolina. South ( a r o ­ U ri economically independent of this ■« TUUIl " " "boilld take'. ma, \ irginiu. West Virginia, the District of Colum­ Unlike some war knitting thut country and in certain lines, /ubravel*, bia and Delaware followed in the order named." ber and oil, for instunee, Eunipu B " ■ “ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBB!lBBBBBBBBB ThI: r?.,.'r!‘' ifl ',,,sy to make. So perhaps it is a good thing after all that real estate •wants Amerieu to be dependent on — J. A. Waldron, Editor, in Judge. her. nt )C\ C°MPLE t3 DRUfi c P»AR8 time friend with a woman both men admired. As soon as give rhildren food that will exor­ VJ°.V,ATI60 >’Hi:a#'< the lies were launched their author began to hate his victim cise their jaw* and snys “ the peo­ rntfinJ.?1?11 1 11 **rlus. *° *•"’ use for reple of England are tho worst fed " f. 11,1 news <1I* ij:i teti pm in earnest. As this hatred grew the liar increased the scope of any in the world." o f his w arfare against the other man. The latter suffered. I .flaw s ,,n<l (,lr .............. - — _____ ______ ^ lie evidently does not know ' vu «oonh*rfu‘ «pa^Hi: ! 1,0 hn(l W(‘L’ks and months o f miserable thoughts and vain America, land of professional teeth »r»- also rcseivag .attempts to reinstate himself with the old crowd. Then he strnightener*, where every pros­ EDNESDAY. DEC. i, 1D20 ;mw himself in the guise o f a martyr. And from this it was perous parent figure* about fifteen 'hut a step to a sort o f inward peace out o f which he could hundred dollar* for straightening each child's teeth. 1 'K VHK fIKflAI.il Pl.ATPOHM I look with understanding upon the real worthlessness o f most |of his old life. High (inlaics, narrow, undevel­ £ ' " * ,mk* ■« "■■ford'. Irani When the victim o f injustice can reach a place where the oped jaws, unused salivary gland*, ~ vlul. " • “‘r r“" u »® •»■«*■■»injustice merely stands for pitiable mistakes or imbecilty or consequent had digestion, malnu­ trition imperfect development, all ”! f r t u f * . « U . Mlr.r Canal. the passion o f an unbalanced mind, then the victim is receiv­ come of giving young children soft I. . " * f nl» « r war. ing benefit from the hatred, there must be a strengthening pap, swimming in milk or cream, *JSr " * *••••■ ••■rla. o f character and an increase in cournge for the unjustly- nothing to chew. fagairnll.n of hnlldlns aroAnd men cut soft s tu " that hated man or woman who can pity the person who carries they may get it down in a hu’rry, ssr;::”' * ...- —- hatred and malate about in this beautiful world. stew, [lie, milk toast, pancake*. JJV Coatrol.alna of f|.. memHatred may be all right when it is founded on justice Look at tin1teeth of u dog, chewing amnad r .w " w l» ° " l * * a r o and truth. Hut a wholt* lot o f ha trod is founded upon his hone. Monror. nothing o f tlie kind. a f f r B * * '* * jftr One Y e a r ............ 17.00 6 Months ............ 3 Months .............. J’j* I Month .............. *®8 S anford H< Phone 148 Prayer Services For Woman’s Guild Plan ■ton Baggett Of Members At Meet ^ Members ^ Woman’s Guild o f Holy Cross nfehtly Club Episcopal Church met Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith unMiss Martha Fox, Miss Mabel noiiiieos the birth of a daughter, Bowler nml Monde Fox formed a Monday, Nov. 2!», at the Feinald-, party motoring to Del.nnd Tues­ Laughton. day evening to attend “ The Stu­ afternoon at the homo of Mrs. W. H. Doty is spending several Ll of the Young Ma- Robert A. Newman in Rose Court. dent Prince*" dayH in Savannah, Ga. [Dtly Bridge LunchTho hundsome home was bright Mr. anil Mrs. A. Zelmenovitz •tHightfully enter- with bnskots of pink roses and and Miss Flora Zelmenovitz, who W, M. Downing of Atlanta, Ga., j by Mrs. Braxton ferns, and other cut flowers. have been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. S. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ira lu‘r name in the Rose Mrs. A. P. Connelly, president, S. Huunici, left Tuesday for their B. Davis, at her home at the Rose |cnt*. conducted tha business session a ft­ Court Apartment*. *n, suggestive o,f tho er a short devotional exercise. It home ut Brunswick, Ga. brist unis season, wns voted to have two prayer Mr. und Mrs. Paul Rayburn of * The many friends of Miss Loalt I •no ilcn-rations und services for tho women of the par­ 71H Elm avenue, announce thu Hurt lotto will regret to learn that Baskets and bowl* ish, the first will bo held in the birth of a daughter on Nov. 30. nho is quite ill nt the Fernald-I [Poinsettins nnd fern s chapel, Friday, December 3, at Loughton Hospital. lighten the room s 2:30 o’clock, with Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dyer of H'st* assembled fo r Vnughan as leader. Announce­ Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Cowan o f; Longwood, announce thu birth of a ment o f tho next service will ap­ DeLand motored to Sanford Tue.s-11 daughter Nov. 23. ■lunchco,i tables wero pear in "The Chimes" and in the day to attend the marriage of th o1 * tr>still baskets of I ,,ai,y PaPefMr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Mnrentetto latter’s sister, Mis* Thelma Mary i Arrangements wero also com­ an<) Sl'ngs „ f ferns were nmong those front Sanford Spurting and Harold Potter Dnn* °. ,t" ‘ guests were pleted for the Annual Bazaar and motoring to DeLand Tuesday eve­ ilorth which wa* solemnized Tues-1 cafls done in Christ- supper to ha held Thursday ui ning to attend “ The Student day afternoon at the homo of the) Dn*- At i o’clock _ the Women's Club. bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse | A t the conclusion of nil business Prince." courac luncheon was Spurting on Mollonvillo Avenue. tho hosters, assisted by her moth­ Mr. and Mr*. Juke Wey, who er, Mrs. Alice E. Hill, served fruit Mr. und Mra. Raymond Key nnd . huvo been visiting their daughter cake and tea. Mra. George Rico formed a [tarty Mr*. Clydo Byrd at her home in The next meeting will bo held lly ‘"‘‘‘resting gam e Fort Mellon for the past week, attending "The Student Prince," | piaytMl during tho Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock at I Tuesday evening, at DeLand. the home of Mrs. A. P. Connelly., 'oit Monday for their home In h0 Prize for high About 30 members were in nt- Arcadia. '"m Lon dish, was Miss Elizabeth Overstreet of Or­ tendance. • B- Gardiner. Mies Kitty Du Bose, is getting lando is tho charming house guest of Mrs. John Leonard!, at her CQr° Prize, n lovely Misa Elizabeth Overstreet anjja lo n g nicely after having had her home on Magnolia avenue. w;,n l,y Mrs. Paul tonsils removed Monday at tho "Wolatnm prize, also Peter Schaal wero among those Ferald-Haughton Hospital. <•, Mrs. Lottie Dempsey left Tueawe,,t to Mrs. James from Sanford attending "The Stu­ dent prince" Tuesday evening at M. B. Hutton la expected to re­ day for San Antonio, Texas, where ' Wa" assisted in serv- Demand. turn home Tuesday evening from ahe was called by tha illness ,of her sister Mra. E /"72 Owens. '"'ng her guests by I f ' Pa., where • t r fr n . i * *Philadelphia, •HI«*IJVI|/II IR [ A W I I V I V Ihe I V «accomH U II|Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Stringer and panjed Mn) HutU)n ^ ^ r Un<l Mr»- James children o f Cocoa were among the The many friend* o f Mr*. Greene mother Mr*. Forrest Lake. out o f town gueste attending the Smith will be glad to leant that | '“J'1 .f,lr Mrs. Clyde Spurling-Danforth wedding Tues­ Mrs. Samuel Puleaton, Mrs. Rob­ the is getting along nicely after I « M ' Wclla’ Mrs- day afternoon at “ The Oak*,” the ert A. Newman, Miss Ruth JHenry an operation Tuesday at tho Fer[ Mr*: paul Miller, home o f the bride’* parents on and Miss Camilla Puleaton re­ nald Laughton Hospital. II M lt‘ mnn' Mr*. Mellonville Avenue. turned home Sunday evening from ' li,. r!l, P- B. Brown, Tallahassee where they spent • Mrs. W. B. Young of Tampa la 'Wttenden, Mrs. Ed­ Bartow— Now school to be erect­ Thanksgiving with Misses Olive visiting In Sanford aa the guest o f ' ” ra- Grant Wilaon, ed in this city. ( her aunt, Mra. A. W. Smith, at her Newman and Mary Elizabeth Pol eston, , jsAlJMaimJ !*o*no an Magnolia avenue, FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS TO BE SMARTLY DRESSED DUR­ ING HIS HOURS OF REST AT HOME _MuatlH ••* I ! S I 5ST........... >nV. Silk Dressing Robes BATH ROBES $6.50 i , JU8t arrived from all parts of the K-lobe a large assortment of gorgeous bi k Dressing Robes. They’re carefully for smartness, and durabilitycut full and long for comfort. Available A y ar‘®ty of th,e most unusual color combinations and patterns. Better come early while the selections are com§'®t®' . As beautiful robes like these don t lrng-er long’ at these prices. TO $ 16.50 TO $37.50 • . . :y THE Y O W ELL C O M PA N Y �:H * % ifiJJ ter-t wlffr tin v -*;. I Pftito can appears (t with a steak A representative night club t'thirst is an extravagant thlng^ ( f t Hd of in a night chth, in menu includes broiled lobster at -* $P* risen wjth prices elsewhere, $3, sandwiches: at $1.25 upward, ifent the cost is computed so as to deserts ttO rents, potatoes 5ft cents, j *Olrtr Btome of the noire, and tho asparagus $1, salads !)0 cents to i. ,tjyr and ear refreshment ns well. $2.25, cheese 75 rents to $1, bread M in e ra l and charged waters and anti butter 25 rents and roffeo 35 ^ ' t f l n g e r ale, the most populnr bev­ cents. It’s Dae To “Overhead" erages, which' soil for about 30 "Overhead" is responsible for tho j cents a pint nt the corner drug Or.>*tor^, appreciate in value to u dol- prices, one proprietor said. Jv Jtar and upward when they roach ehestrus aermint for $750 to $2,000 i*’ •:'. .•the . i L . table .thaL i_. already ..i___ j .. i........ bus a vj $4 or or more a week, .Most of them re- ! ♦B couvcrl. eefve at least $1,000. Kent, fur- J Sandwich $1.2i f l ’ p nishings and entertainers are oth,e Epicures may tickle their pal- er items represented by I lie figwith caviar at $3, or perhaps ures on the eustomer's cheek. ; Dance Music Rival Bach | A* p 7t*-. •tr ■ -is # v- te: s Dtf'f’A B A S A , 'a M AMP I ^AP <^PROU*1feP PROW U orf\cc\ .t* i *I ALL pR.e<&&ep | -Trie * M R<Sf NOU L O C K E R liP FOR WAKlkifS u <5vK ^ O F F IC IA L UP T O R s ^ lU A \reee<ABlig g rT A L U ^ -r^ooflWr v o o v i e « £ a I COULD vVWS W or Beethoven I f o w „ J f t l iiw'1* rdoecd -To QReeriHg quee^ up°*d •kpensive, aajrt the pTo-18* $L76 to $2-2?* but whcn the ’ one o f New York's most I beef is served ns‘filet mlgnon and rendevous for thoso who (garnished with mushrooms the j Wfween midnight and dawn. J price Is $2.75. i BgM ^KBER- i & . OCCA«g>i0ki Intefc \v O Q - A G A lK i t O ^ »Y NCA HEROEJo A R E //- 30 ftVICr IHC ■IA'V>- MADE — NOT B O R N . The Purity SpuacI FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS W att? 'WMV A A R 'd t y X IM M & R .*/ X B E T V E ft LOOK AT7WXT/ WW,7XATS WD SCORIN' J AAKviEY ZJMM&C II r \ XtMSOWATTU. ALL ClSAT- ALL. Blfitfr- DO StoO RAiCWJ MCWi OUXYA77- RWOkM WAAT H A P P E N S 7D WMfiT VER DOIN' MIS’ Mom ! ' r*1* U T T L E BOVS’ VWMO SMOKE ? ■ /Va a M / a a j * tucrr^M oCE. THEY'D Bfi’ P0ISCW6D I DCNT BV AfCOpEMUS// CARE' U- k m m « '© s ir s A H.' Kf ■ _. (a E O R tiE . m ff-V-i'- j,H ■ Jazz Orchestra Leader Consoles Highbrows By Prophecy N e w York City,— Dnnco music .nil never rival the Glassies. Tho highbrows need not get excited, and burst into upon lectio denun­ ciation of jazz which so they say, Ib causing Beethoven and ilach to tremble on their lofty thrones. A t least they need not, If they will heed Grnrgu Olsen, director o f "Georgo Olson and Iiis Hotel Pennsylvania Music,” and the equally Illustrious jazz group vnlch ploys nightly m “ Sunny,11 musical comedy. “ Dnnco music ia meant for dancing and nothing else, declares Mr. Olsen, “It in not adequate for the concert stage, for tho audi­ ence immediately feels a lack, Jsxx music needs figures in mo­ tion to complete ilj ryhtbm. ‘‘I f vou aren’t dum.'mr to it iS NO yourself, you want to Ben Homebody else swaying to its sensuous Strains. "B y (Ins I do not mean to set jazz back or belittle it in any way. Jazz is a kind of music all by it­ self and a mighty fine kind. “ That is why il^ Berms too bad to have some of out*1beat juzziats doing lheir best to dress it up in finery it can never becomo accus­ tomed to wearing. “Jazz is jazz ami will always be Jilat that. I often play u number called ‘Iloracs', typical in lyric and melody of what I am trying to explain, “ However, don't for one mo­ ment think that another typo o f music cannot bo evolved out of jazz, and already several famous dance orchestra directors are well on their w a y doing something with this process of evolution-But rather they than I.** ^ ir F C -K ^ M C £ Pi c k i n g OoT AN O lO kJpiTFLt. WAtrON . FfToi^v AN fvoro TONK VnOO , WE. ' FiHO -3Ar^> BAtK 0 « TAE_ 6 W «t A£,fMN . a i « ‘S -rm s of - r - I-IOT --VVa IT / W A F F tti. ----- 1 WITH n e , , T o FftS FoR TH' (MKT NO esOOV WlTHOOt pt Homt. r A ■=! ^ V 1 * = nN f R o n o n GARPSGL SAY, CHICK, TAKE THIS PACKAGE D O W N T o THE S h ip p in g Ro o m a n d t e l l MR ^ l i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES » ll bet thA's W M I OM FELLAS SESCENAOim me — jiiVten * >smt n PWETTy P O U T U ----- e N D C I N C S o r - T rtts !i! m - y v i< » » u*Ax-\ - rnffE. HuK 7 - 13 Y H fiT Pi HOfTSE ? MOM’N PO P S J i )SZ,L ALC LOPi G d M --------- o , -. 75" F o R T n ' ... com * a ’ Tf=*KE_ ! Y o O W M V f Tbtt, "R ‘ £ D O C T O R , h y T^S./AR., ^ U T Y o u C .p .A -4 L Y WRNT To 1P“ Y o u D © ) th g VIMAT YoO f—I-- tio u s s f Y e s , Y o u 'R e tME- 6oT PAY Fo^ IT kMVVJV TO R S A d ! S'M GOING TO 5Tf?Al«HTeN Uf* THT3 Fteon K IO U I]* I'J4 C O N D U C T !N ice *n tc Good Riddance I’U t G o t W V J A 6 0 N -e o T 0 iFTtT? 1. ' j ® ; H«l-(t,lt(»ni,rjfHI,Njltjeof I’me/efnijiff) u^wjj one Mjm,h,U»hi, rt*u*,Jhrt« Will mil V ^ ~ M A Id C S S ' //.'/> SALESMAN $AM OLSEN A Different Tune GEE WHIZ,PoP - IT DOESN’T LOOK V E R Y DIGNIFIED FOR M 6 Tto B E R u n n i n g a r o u n d t h e o f f ic e Do i n g c h o r e s - g e t t h e o f f i c e ROY T o D O t r HORSE * ICNPW.. M ow T *t' tdlTH Y o O ------- �18— Business Service Offered 157— Good Things lord Pally , ad. b a te s C.«h In Advance dgi will be received Iron* and collector sent . 1,1 ■ for payment. * 1 10c a line 1 ... 8c » line ' 7c a line » t t .............. • . r«te« on request, [reduced rates a r t for insertion®. ’ orda of.average length fcnted a linoi num charge of 30c for icrtlon. . , . . jvertisinff is restricted to clasiii fiction, rror j* made The Sanerald will be responsible one incorrect insertion* rertiser for Bubaequant ns The office should be Immediately in'case of o AD VER T IS ER S (era Id representative thly familiar with rates, j classification will give r.lutc ,nformation. And ish, they will as.siat you line your want ad. to t mure effective. PORT A NT N O T I C E rtmte., should give their or pnstoffice address ns their phone number if aire results, Aoo\it one sanu has a out of a thousan and lho others can’t icate with you unless nw ymir address. Isfcmtiniiance M V 8 T be person at The ^anford off ice nr by letter. Tele* Jisrontimisnces are not UADDOCK STEAM P R E S S E R Y | 0N,M ’ II OI BER G ER Riii’s in H O U S E FOR rent— 203 Holly Ave. {, pressing, pre — Cleaning, tailoring. > ’ l’l(l 11 I lot iiln for o n ol hum- i 5 rooms and Imth. Garage. In 105 S., Palmetto Avenue. Phono b^Tger. < .■.I :,t M Suin', Av- |quire lilt) Park Ave. 34G-J. '''me. J A M E S H. C O W A N — All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Runt Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tclcphono 111. C L A R E N C E S M IT H Generul Contractor (HJU West First Street at Phone 44L i r>7 I r \s t u i i . I speiinl 1R"„tl,\ |,, , I'l KS, saliiiK We take "i dors tui parties, | i ntessen. I tl,’ | W. 1st — Huusehwld (loud RUG, 12 v $U>. M 12 Myrtle S A N F O i m DRUG C O M P A N Y “ The Rexnll Store" FOR S A N Heater. stOV«! W e make n specialty of our prompt hoard i in tains ilTlti army filling of prescriptions and qu^rk hl(in|iets 1ini Avoeadi delivery. Drugs — Soda — llot Sandwiches fill— W a n t e d — to Huy. B. 1,. P E R K I N S — Haberdasher headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Cloth**, l i p First Street. H A N | 1 . [ i p(l huy Celery Plants. Give prim when an wei ing this sd. Box 12d rare The Herald. 1 23— M illinery— Dressmaking r»7—Koonw W ilh Board. ! FOR RF.NT— 5 room house fur| imbed. Apjily Barclift homo tw> 1miles out West First Street. H ' R R E N T N e w Modern Doub­ le House. 4 rooms, large closet, A. N. $3ii, and * II). by month, Webb, I (Hi North Laurel. • 1.* room atueco FOR R E N T — Five H O U S E well located, building lots. bungalow located on corner in Ginderv ille, will cxohnnge n Sanford Heights. I urge living payment on home.* 'Address I'm loom, dining room, two l>cd rooms Be 7*0 i nu* Sanford llernld. ’•nth in, hnling shower, kitchen with electric rnngc and water heater. Front and back porches. Owner living out uf the statu ami will rent for $75 niont,h. For appointineiil phone 713. J7.Ml.0U C A SH A N D F t )R RENT 2 houses, 0 and s 'in per munth will buy a toom-, ITDii and 1702 Magnolia Ace I’,.-session December fir.-i i ii. loom bungalow, brand iinu. flour'-, • nil I I . Hurt, Higgins, Smith. Du <<■ ' o, here, hardwood Ini: t in features, hunted in the. M light. 1lit'. Phone 588. ■hi* I 1.1 5IK I ill nieuls S PE C IA L R E D U C T I O N S on ail ROOMS, with or without lll'llsull ible lati s. I nn iiIn Hotel H>K RENT Four room bunga Millinery this week. See „m low, hath, hoi water connection line o f novelties. The Quality Riit i M \\D boa 1,1 f s a per i ion pie i el \ furnished, five minute, Shop. we, I’l i\ ate I,,Mil, ’ii,: Ma jde from I'l, i nffirc, Phone 571 I A \e. Mi - Lawson, S12 Union Ave. D R E S S M A K I N G children’s sewing u specialty. 1215 Palmetto Avi T W O BEDROOMS, one wit It 1Will 7s — O f f i c e s a n d D e s k R o o m beds. Ib*t water, MU W D t St. 25— F l o r i s t s . ■ S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T Flowers for nil neeasinns MeLANDER ARCADE Phone 781. KM— R o o m s W i t h o u t H oard O N E I \ i ; g i :' fioi,; 1ivi 11 mini, t VV" bed'-. nl'-o '•ingle r,""n <'Ir Pi Unlit lint natei m any 1inu 1 nil t.’D W, S 13 Pack Ave. FOR KALE.— 5-room, modern Stucco Bungalow. This modern home hn$t Inrgn living room, din­ ing loom; 2 bedrooms, bath includ­ in'" -li„wer, kitchen has built in fwilincs. also electric rntfge and water heater. The price of this hoinn is niodernte and terms enn be arranged any way to suit pur* rbii-i i1 Address Box 5!) or'Phone 711 O F F IC E FOR K r iN T — In Memeh Bldg Apply A. P Cotinr'ly * Sons, Magnolia ami 2nd Pine JllTMl.Ult i ril.l I HUGH REA I i ri.MPANY l 1 M2. M l First Nat. Ilk S \ N Ft )R 11, I I.ORI DA I’ l \P PS I \ I E in s u r a n c e SO— A — Real K s lo h * D i r e c t n r y H IG G IN S SMI TH AVItiII P, I N t Rea* I -tate and INS! R \ \ i T. B R O K E R S M Vlt\ \ N ! A RE A I, E S T A T E W A N T E D , I Personnel O f Legisla A t Next Session In A To Be“ Best Y e t I s C Mill buy or trndo for your equity in any lots in any subdivision in South Florida. In answering this advertisement tell me lu*w much you have paid, the balance due, Hie Ini numbers, and the location TALLAHASSEE. Fla. I*ee. L. trict 31; District 3#*' <>f property, also give your pres­ ent mid home address. Write Bov - fJPi Th» personnel of the F W - • 'Vngg. West Palm .* DH It Cur ' Sanford Herald. ala legislature of |£>27 will be “the ifict 30, M. O. H t best vet," those who have made a District 37, .I. Ji, j !HI— AiilnninhllcH fnr Sale careful study of the state’s law - 1 ^*'le; District 38. JsiJfj milking h >die* fur years pii' l d e - 1Elfers, all of whom* %i KENT V U L C A N I Z I N G WORKS. i lare. in the Inst election. ’’ * MOOU A N D G O O D Y E A R T IKES District 3, D. Stuart The term “ the best y e t" has hern U. S. L. Butteries, applied to enell new. or pnrtly new. Fun ink Springs; Dlatriet j Distributors Ubiiodler legislator, but the description i* Wtilker, Wnkulln; District Commercial Vvenue really entirely in order for the J. Swearingen. Bartow; Hugh Hole. BrooksvIlU} assembly o f 11)27. observe* stale. J E W E T T A N D PAGE H IV E ’S t : \ R A G E As n basi— for their assertion II, ‘John S. Taylor, Sanford lie,tier that the next legislature wi n h trict 13, John W. Watiipn, 20S W. I t St. Phone P. 1 ’ meets on tile fir t Tuesday a fter District 15, D. E. Knight, S! the fir*t Momlui o f April. P ' 27. ' 'ctrict 17. S. A. HineljrjT5 S A N F O R D I l l ' l l ’ K CO. 18. M. O. Mill he “t lit t l e t ’ local | I’*’ - Oak; Dint i i. t 212 .Magnolia \ve -itset, Orlando; District 21, i 'Id a in cnndll lens, \ be1 I'ts point to Pin.... ::i ' I'urner, Sumner; Dim riot 23j e\, w hi, Ii inspired the pi'onle ,, i INVORN FORD 1 i H.DSON the state t.i i In', ,-e 1In 11 as - ein1'1. T dge. Gi t-, eland; District I McDaniel. Blnuntaton; her, ''i> r a Icei• l itivi R. In. men w i.-eli . w Per, Edward lligirm t ‘onimereiaI & I’alo i 11 • ......... 33. o f f ire w a - in v " P o l in t i- .line Die' 27. E, I. Ethemlgc, prinmi v and ■n1>.cqmnl gen ■ra C m , District 2P. J. Slater) U S E D CAR K\< II \ NOE eh it (oil. \\ nil ill. I .if i i'IIIH i* Green Ci.v*. Spring*; Dlat COR NE R PARK \N D Ska riN’D \ M. Ta\lot, St. AugtMtl mg fi om all el a of « lid ■pi'eul.i 0. W. W A N S P E Y . Ma'llllfiT timt. ami striving admirably to re neie “ holdover*," and | nit j u s t i t s e l f , n i ' i h i n * r o i i l d ho m o l e flees were not involves! 'h»|^ I o b v i o u s t h a n a e a r e f i l l . e l ' ‘i t i o n of in test elect ii*n. DODGE BID i'l < 11.' The House of RcpreaCnttl its fo u n d a rio n m a t e r ia l tin f a r m ­ this year, under the new a; 1 Dealers e r s of th e l a ' i - . tliev ad d . nuait. will he composed of The D e n i o e i a l i e s o l i d i t y w a s re KK I I, G OOD U S E D c \ if:; I lin e d ill h . illl ' I ' l a i u h e s <yl I he 1five member*. Dade, Duval, h p i -lal n i b o . I . o' p ile He. ( borough. Pinnellas and Pi 1. 1bill 1*. S] -l , 1,11 1’" 1' 1» rtf I'l i h l i e .m a n d ll- h- p rlu le lil a r t i v i - ties will have three !* 11"tl 1..»| P* i lives each, while Alnchua, t ■ in -.non. is 11 1 *n . II e r e is ln>w 1" D " ! g e . ■! v. l ii '• ,! I'M the Seiiat a n d H o m e o f R i-pre - i uinbiu. Fscamhin. Gadsen, J 1 ■ ' ) "i 'l R>iiial>.>"' Mathscm, M1 e i it at i i e s f o r P.rJV loo ked when t h e | Lake, Leon, i i ’ . ‘ 11:ili i -ii 'J pii 1. i Marion, (h inge. Palm Beach, i1 1 ' 1 1 ol eh i fioit h a r i l r s h a d c l o u r . ! * ‘ t 1' . ■Em.! : 'I.. I* ft r j iinoi, Santa Ro*«, Semlnolr, l s, I V li,„ fin a le In tint I, F H.iJohn*, Suwatitieo and Voiu»i* ( i i ) ' . 3c, \1111 mi, iiimnmiiri! to fill h'H'o Dvo cavil. Tito por Mi: I P R (I PII U IP In;'"■ mu Mill ed ter..... . W. Clark. I 1*1’ distributed m foilowaj. •at, I'l reel ib icii -• d; Divinct 2. llerberl I’ .' Alavlma. Andy M. a P I!W 7 1,-. Bci' "ii’idn; Drill a t 1, W. i.jGiiiniwville, and S. J. Ell*’ Nineb i ir y. ,Vni i.iiuia; District ri..‘’h‘“U Hiker, H. J. Padgett, ■I I lie opport unit v FDR 1{ E N T R....ii 1" VV1v me 1 ■hi tl'.. i! opi 1I \ Tin* ' Og lift cai 1U ell fm ei lle.l Mm gat ■nit ( ti M — W a n t e d — T o R ent i IIO ’C L I N K P E R M A N E N T Wav a -e I 21 i W Set ond St. N I oil M: ..... Triii |<h » e<■k, . WANTED TO rent. FuiTiislied ing. Guaranteed not to lunn. lioo.-te m ap.urineid for inontli' of Madam Hairiel, over Moldej s lo A m s s o r u ' * FOR RENT liiii i '■Mils line’ T I \ !■. I!' 11 i \t I [ si r a nil la i go I •I laini.it \ aiu| Til'iunry, Must li.n Drug stole. funiislieil i ‘lose l o 1-ii1h : i . t .....1 gncilen. l\V*} J1 lb ,1(0.1 tiller lied room . Addiess P <l. 'll..-’ Tuhe.s? Yes! l "VV . n> 1 25 Im•III t.iy m:* Ito x IP!. S E C O N D H A N D sewing mavliinri amt i old w id i t . Phone 17! • . . U. Sanford1 ^ I Ill ipesl Ui iM at a b..11 gain Sro •*\\n r reiimditioned and guiirunteed. ri W \i, |. n, Green'diur.), Di iBav. Tom Sale, We: t II R\ * nP 201* * II ( "tl in !■1aal lie S;it Aula $5.1)0 and up. Phone 2(!1 I, 3, ll'i FDR R E N T One furnished mom, s:i— I’nrni.s iind I .mid f(»r S ole l i nt 8. U i , Hoil'ie*, I nIla lias see; i ^ 'iV* Hlndford, A. J. • i a 1 P \K T . I .■;; i I'l) K front lower floor \iressible to cct. ■la. East .'ird St. \ ,nif"l at P)|)i St Pii.mi' T'Jia IP II. Row c, .Made.mi. District U ); ; Starke; Brevnid, William 3^ bath. 107 West Tliird St. Ii". 1 1 !vl I..*. J H. Scales, Riurj; Enu Gallie; Browanl, T , 7u A C R E F A R M , six room hou-e, happiness; Studcbaker W A TCH M AKING , E N G R AVIN G Driii-ict I I. U W. Phillip*, Lake Bryan, Ft I.audcnlnle; DODGE ,ol s 1’ o r Salr bam, fruit, 55 nliable, 15 woods irttmits. San Juan Garage FOR RENT Furnished rooms, and jewelry repairing. Don Smith, ieasuio cm * mill Gral..,m TruekH t il\; Out i id Hi, James it. Stew , Fuller Warren, Hlouiitatott|Y pustul e healthful Incut ion, iieai eoniieeling bath, private ell — 1' Irii mid Pdh t'-t. Phoim 3 ait, l''ermimliiia; i'istrict is, Edgar Bdte, J. ( . Hobson, Jr., 202 E, 1st St. electric i nr-, state mad, store ti'i iue l.itehen privilege. Hn’i A\ W. Wii ybriglit, Jacksonville; W T. l ( 'ilru*. George W. ScofteWy A PA K I M T .’NT H O U SE SITE hool, ch ili'll Will exchange l"i OlTldll S E M IN O L E H U D S O N -E S S E X vice S latH in s — Re- E L G I N . W A L T H A M . Hamilton. IP Gary, Ond a. District 20; District! Clay. 11. M. Frisboe,^ sirmll improved home W rite ilr . 1NO furnished linois Watchis. Diamonds ami 1‘ DR R E N T one large 'ng. •2 2 . T beul'ru T. Turiibnll. .Monti. ,nlit; Collier, C. M. CoIUttfi: SON lull iriplion. Miii>>ii i Poultry Farm, UO-'t Oilk A v „ bedroom. l!l8 Dak Ave. wedding ring-. P. E. Ahenrn, ;>17 I.llo ; w. II Malone, Key W r it, Kb"1*’I’hi'in* it 1 i ot lie i v ille, I mil.III.I W. First St. 0DF.P TRIM CO. In lint ’2 1 ; Di-tnci 25, W F. Cohnnliin, It. W. Fnrnell. M VGNOl IA \ V E N U E !H )DM FDR rent, loo My rile \v the car. not the owner H IT : M \ u.M< ; i v 1111 i 1i i ni i ’ p \ ; In m e t 28. I. Chun hwcll, r.uke City; s:; Y'OU O W E it to yourself to haw* e KIT for estimates. it. Earl w r 8alif"’ .1 All).'mobile I . .vCiitil II ' .i i .! G 1'o' 11 ll i, i >ak Mil!; 1>is- J- >• v |ip,. [’ll I', Magnolia Ave j mi l to keep good health. I'hiro137 t n i i". 1 Pin. W. R AD F O RD R R. I DIM DDE al I I ate a M.i ’ ■ill. Jasper; Dis- P r-d I. Wee.ie, Miami; DoS f"1Ol'lll > FI l: NIKI I ED pracie adjustno'iils will lhelp von TWO Ill Vo i no lit - \ . lb lei bill l i nt 1. \ .1 XeV Dull Gaiin sv die; D. Bell, A rend in; Dixie, J, ho NASD Oak i .oh' oping. P.) light mg. 1 hr It 1C| itic~ H StTV?CC O f f e r e d attain that goal. Phone 182.1 for 1. M .lenning'i. riki'ii- McKinney, Cross City; Pends I he world in inoior ear valm __ ______ _________ ajipoinlmcn^. Dr W. K. MaeDnii-\Avemn ITi\ 123, eure II era 111 luilxh*; Pal Whitaker. Tampa, Dis- Guy Crows. Luo M. SMITH MDTDUS CD S BARBER Shop, Nnt. Bunk Bldg, Fred M. Viil?, .(avksonvl I (JO— 'R o o m s f o r HouHokeeiiinR — Hotiflrs loir Sale enmbi i. Frank Y. Currall i*, offers to their I n d i a n ----------— ------------ — ----- —— i.m .iii lllli*. ll«)W tl |l*' 1Hr*11*♦ VI iMOIll-M*!>0— Automobile, for Sale a new E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T W A V E S . r»n lustuiners, •. . l <1.1on 1nU ! •y r l hi i* UL-h *o uii.U-i H. Y’niiium. I'l'usacnln; :lm AVENUE comer S2.IXU>. t i. i , i a * i it h :i hnI m n»*ri H, 1ill Illi'l’ I'lri F I By i d. Ib.yfTTPl^ Fra depart NIC E fm lushed rooms FDR S A L E or rent two -mull lunismil i hildreji’s no kink*, one price, personal a1- 'I’llR K E Dyvner needs iniinev and will FDR S A L E Fni'd delivi ry tnpk, J*,» l i *>i •H III 1 Is* ill Mil III JI H fur housekeeping. All enlivenBluebird Beautv Shoppe. lusivc service in privacy. *ention. It L. Moure, Carrabello. i*.*. t’itnis Heights, or will trade 'in rifiee desirable corner lot at llexvly i meted anil pmiit*'d. good I** i Mni,3 ui tin Iml na: mu in Phone :UD-J. I i !• it 111 Mi** f llnU Iju, *|il1Hi’ I I til'll ielu e . .'lid E. T'll III St left. (■misen, II. E. Correy, for light automobile. Apply ( '. M. 'nnieli lies than present day value. i oiulit ion, i lien p. Phone 12d \Y . IiumIh Aii Ui i.nulff li**hi n "M Hull'' III S It] UG S T O R E - Pre -1 and E. Paul Gregory, Quine; Gilldor, Gulden iIII*, Fin. S k rtit lim it* l.'diifiK v, I*'I«*i i. | .i , . A small cash payment gives pos— S. I. N IX Til ACT ( h i ) |christ, Ernest Turner, FOR R E N T Two unfurnished iruga. Soda. W e urci iMi'ssiim of the properly. Address i M O D ER N RDEKBD.ND mui fcaimi Til*- Nfirtliivi’kl u;i n !*i* <»f Attorney and Counsellor at Law I moms for light housekeeping, jou your phone. j C O R NE R 111I USE Close in, 5 Box 7!) care The Herald. Nor Ui Hunt Quart *■i (N W 1) *»f NW 1Glad**; B. A. Halos, Mooru | bungilow. Have huge living 210 Enst First Street. f i > 1 1 "88 four i l l m u $ wi|u>i i *- 1n ( Gulf, K. C. Lewis, Jr„ W price $15 per month. Address F. Call 103 munis, $5(1(1 down, $ Id monthly , I room, liming room, .3 bedrooms, Hi)’ Huntli«a;iHl « in ner) of Hu. 11*>11 j M. Care Herald or Phone 821 I. price $15111). Hart Nason, Valdez. #*1x1♦*t*u ft il I, 't’ouiYfhiij! [w . nt v | chkn; Hamilton, A. C. £ ' T " |minpni'lnr, kitchen with! huilt in S E E O U R usaortmeiit of Christ­ 1"° . Smiiiti tii{u;u I Im h *< h u Jeunitigs; lluriiee. Ji.Meph Hotel Itldg. Phone 85.3, I DAK 1111 -1. lots, $750. Well In-1 fixm e.s meluding breakfast nook, Slpvu & Furniture Go. ina.*. cards, novelty g Ias.swum, Kilm | 7‘t— A p a r t m e n t s a n d F la t s Wuuchula; Hendry, Goar eiited and very desirnhle. Box 1Pm te l 'oi here, double garage. C o m -■ Til U T TWO f . First Street lumps, linens, handkerchiefs, siln Hi*iiitu-jiHl Qimrlur **f itin HonihHendry. La Belle; Hertmn in every respect. Only two 1122 tare Herald. pit*!< ^rry n full line. FDR SALT! New stucco bunga­ • .♦'ll ‘.'iinili'i iSKh u1 ill,. SKi, i iinilerwejir, pocket hooks and oth­ A P A R T M E N T for _______ blocks fnun new High schmil build i "I S*- *’! ( m11 itx) T-i« nnliJp O ’Neil, Bronksvillo; If(g Mire right. Cash or er disinctive gifts for Mi-I.miy.-- F U R N I S H E D low Spanish style. Five rooms I H*hi tIi linriH** l h 11 l v M. I .!*♦', Avon Park; ltilla rent, 2 rooms, hath, kitchenett ing. Silling mi vei y I'easonulilr. Cwant your business. and tint Ii two pm-ches, lights, city in** f.121 Ihi hI Mi-laidy's Shnpiic— 110 Magnolia. 'F D R S A L E - U | 5 i.r Pane’s Ad first floor, Apply HIP Elm I >«' - wider, lr >p[,',ii! Ink from llw hivoiiv Mill Fimriiln State Service Gal; lerin.. Phone 705 \\ Box 200 care tmill in leal ores, fire * ilit inti, faring Ii igli land Park on • f r*in|tln Ini Mini Mm trill t>n*h ,,f F. L. D, C hit iuu ! Leo S tween 8;111) nml 3:PI) o’clock I lei a Id. ■plain, nice lot atom Exceptionally ■E II T - . Co., genera1 j.'a \ T V S T A T I O N E R Y ’, Twistum >*'W may ihilm w»*ni** rl»;ln, inh ■,t rink St reel i t7"i0"ii terms of unlv i mi ■■i ^t in ♦«tmi in tin* |*i ojm riy Tiimim, iii.il .1■'Jm T. good buy. Terms on p u l W. t\ 'ter., oidiwalk.*. build $50 t ash .'H id $27 iiiniiriiK . Addl e' T'oy.i, I|eIhv mid Shcni'e Dolls. TOR R E N T rp II*' 1♦' IHri I»*•\’•' ll*'Hi’I IHi'.l A 2 room nicely fur- Shii lev . Route A 11>■n I i'n E, Cit y. ! H — I.egiil .Niilices. irrigation boxes, J. It. it i i it i ; i m ; ki nu; nun)-;i u .tr Ilex Nil, care The Ileiuld. Cimi|)le:e line of Christina.* cnrli. irsln d npnrtiimiit. Plume t)fP>2. Holmes, A \V, Weeks, 1^'if Yfti (i m l pju ’I i t *( \ an lir> ;i m | i|i,' tr, 1 lop. I x T in : < i k i i i t i oi n r, * r \ ■ •»* •• *•> ' •'(lull • «( I" ni'|"ai f ** I Im Imliiin lla rr, Freeman L, Let us engrave your ( hristupi' Lee A pal i nruil s, West First St, Poll *.f «'*•rn|iI;i hit l.* i * ni ( i !p,| mo i :\ t i i .ii urn a xt i iiii i i t . Mi'tlfla \ till* shill llil > ilf ........ I A E R E L A V E N U E Vero Heacli; Jucksnn, J. P *' Seminole Book Shop. 23 SlrillMM.i; I III M l. I'l.OtllllA. $ i I F A N ING CO. curds. furnished Dcsirahle resiiletu e lot ii ;""iii I'*-*', dll' HHIIIII Im-IIIR ;* Klim Mariuiinit mill W. W. Weba FDR RENT. Two furnished a part- F( »R S A LE can ho .MeLander Arcade. ix i ii t x i i n n . Hriv of I b I* Mniii’f. at IInning Itcpn.riiig and $7000.1)1). m-'iit private home, close in. house on Sanford Ave bought from owner on small hi re t o q i i i :t i n (.i;. *I*•11hi• In Sit ttford. Horn In*i lc iNniniv in I; Jeffer.mn, W, B. ' •Jh hone Id.Y for prompt Good terms. Reply W . '. H. car- i iirii payment. Letwcei: loth and | on ni;ii o r i *i ni.it r r i o x . i loi lila. mui in <1nfuuh tln i»-«if, In* — 50!) East Third St. t u p iii: n i ;\ \ i a oii iui \ r i« i\ ••'•o yt |*IO 1‘lHlfriHH.. win Im* patri ***| Cynis; Lnlayette. F. P. llernld. |)ll)i Street. .Might consider trail 37— S i t u a f i o n W a n t e d M u le . i i i\ll'l. \ IN \NT, .ti; .11ii x| Vi*n, H.iltl cniiHf lo-hiv h -*■i(f Itiiv ; Luke, I. N. Kennedy, V!" 'I'Ni l lllli' In an*| t*, Mu* ing foi bouse.. Box til) euru Her R E N T Two loom npurt and W. A. MncKunzlc, Y O U N G M A N desires position as FDR Till • X I ' S . 1 i:\ \NS I T \l. , I'-’L* IINI Imv I' jl !'*((' I'Mii'fl W 'S B A R B E R S H O E A T T R A i'T IV ’E FIY'E inom house aid. > 1 1 Park A'.*incut or bedroom, 111: r i ;m i a \ rs ii in t'nij#f..» i »:i*i;iti:it iii ,i mi, Lee, s. W. Lawler. Jr., Ft. srlesinaii, bes-t of referejnes. m i ’i i i i: in i i M i n i im i Mil; Ti"lia Avenue. and garage, valuable, l-t. Ehup ri'il icii (■»♦• oil Ml nhoil in t|i** K \\K d |(i * 1<-ii, Fred H. Davis, Tal nuc. Care of Ileiuld. i \ i i m u i x . i i n n i x o \xts II I .1CXI I) new-"")],,-,' |oiMivhi.| man SI. *b,500. T'anii.iblc terms. EUR S A L E his barbelo Special ntI'ri" . Ii Avi'iiue |ol sT A l l, III I 'Mill I || l i 1" S« Ii'liii.l, I'.... HI I l.irt.l), , and W. A, Register, .1 tivtll Mrs. Wheeler Join'., V.ildiv. Hotel. FOR RENT Nice rooms iiml tn ladles and children. ! nivii Hightail I i ink $1.7110. $25 T " I l i P H i i i s ,f H t . i n s , 1 11 *1 ‘ x ,111 n i l ' \ ^' J'^ ,MI fulll ( l l I'illlnl I 111l V* levy, Mutton philips,, ' I A an * l»lh "if* i r ;i U i « ■ ,i ml if IO— M o n e y t o L o a n Upn 11mi nts. Fcriiilaln Apt. i si'll and $25 inonilily. Box 8 1 iliTMlI Id II null, EMMY u III || «\* " TIM.SS "i\ lei".| !UII| il,,, ,,f. Liberty, .). A. Wynrti , STUCCO Hl'NGAI.riW, laige Iiv rail' Herald ' >» * * 4 I' l; .|II t III it |ikII II*l*4, Id i ■’ .i '"ui ..r ui. i'll v i 11 ri.iirt. 'I'll RISEN BERRY’ |»|iINT .1 1 »1 1 1 * I D rild illi'l Ii II M l > 1 j Ii|s "Di "diet.', I Ocviill .if 11". Sluto Mmil sou, IP L. Milliner, LO AN S— .Money available at 7 per TWO ROOMS, Kilfheiiette and ing room, dining room, 3 !>ed I’liiiting, Engraving, II Ifi . if ;tli\ Hill H ■!I'iltl in ( Ill'll of El bill. In anil for Si.|tiliin|« and J. E. \\bitty, Lee. cent. Closu in property. A. 1*. hnlh, id Duet iii’ly furnishid, I rooius, kitchen yvilli huilt in fea* link mni h h« il *. l|i \I** t H Il'UHt i'l H, 1"ii"i i "li Mill •ii h *1,' > "f .MV F-tB. g. Sci* us flint * We do .Mil antee, II. p. Perry,1'■■l \ Ii I'tJH P A L M E T T O (7 IR N K R 8 1 ) x 10(1, t'» T | !1 h I mi J » olid III H ■44 1*1 E l s , Connelly & Sons. moderate reid. Young, owner, 2110 j tines including breakfast nook. *' HT W. R. R, AvenueMrD11**j*. Ills VYtf. If ( SPAM and Wallace Tervin,' suitable for apartinenl house. Small down payment, hulutien N. Park Ave. ; i l l ( f 11 (I *!• ii«l i" (In ii iiiiliimiw *1 ill St i eel. ' )■: In'EriPAHS (114,1,1' Marlon, W. I). l!arn, 1 lu ll .'I lie \1Ni ♦ 1 h Ktiltri *, Ml i; l nil Owner out of the i il v and will M'll i I. i Ii 47 —Dogd, Cata, Pets. nnmlhly. Phone 713. f *• Tlmi 11lit f IIXIM.11 jIll*| I'* ' '1 «V,-ks J. K Christian, McIntosh; unde) value mill nil ext epl immlly t«■ ! NICK CLEAN furnished npintI'l III If■ I'ii i I *>, If ii HVi*, ii ii*l I •.■■■•,, \ i -l i i k 4’ C D U ’.\N CO., A u t o ’ ejisy terms li-v 7 '.) i in The *) D. Kaitncr, Stuart} i f f i t . u i t • • Mi * j r 1 1 1 1 L ,1 1 * * tv U I A • 4 I'M , * I* 1 1 NH.I.S. It | meid. 1 ’otivenietu es. $8 week. TO K N O W who own* FOR S A L E A modern eollagn EorWANTED VIMt"‘- j-'12..i I* * * i pi Mu 2 ’I 11 17 "It 1-• HI Vi eMf'l, Herald. "r ni"| du el metal wyrk.i. Charles H. Kotehum( Kfl I l l f l i K i m I* < u li •nnl iiiiltdo Beach 7,i feel .... an froil■ Ihi r Pit hull stud dog in Sanford'! ,1101 Freni h Ave. ‘1' I" IT .’ I lie, Nim-uu, 11. L. Erell, Cal It I I* I I , lit t I If f * s 'MUl if M ini If '’fii'uiuutnl nlirrt metal Addle;.* J. J. Nulls, Pinei-nstlo, luge. A bargain. B"X 228 Lake SS— Rtbil I . s t a le Exchange i i* i In n •ml; ii *•1v it h* i ti. tlo Davidson, Frill RENT a room fu ini shed llcli'ii, Flu. . . . . M: " I ii i i t ro t i n “ „ „ I nloosa, W. M. 7lb W. 207 French Fla. v Imi'"*, li hillt is, •>i I’t'HiildPh |*i . * 1*•* i;x rn j i mu i i i . i'in-1 Okuorhnbce, ,T. W. Conaf MIAl lI I.JVr fil Iri lx ( ’'• , If l fllf |»l»I’ll ' apartineiit. Apply Herald Office. «i|' P M , h u m , in dll K h|11| Ml ri x.|h|** 11(4 t i l l W A N T E D TO B U Y Small and I ' I Dkuecholiec; Orange, C.' f "*n M)'UMu i; rni vrv. V\ Mil'll, «i #>*l if tMH I • \HI«'||t'r UH Hlh h l inexpensive bungalow, Incntcd nil ttjilomvi it |»#r e s c b i I 111 I J i g t i y . 1 H i n c c i n . ’ n rews, Orlnnilo, and P L A N T C IT Y — Fmirleen water 75-— llusttU’s.S I*IaceH f o r R e n t ’ Florida Weekly Indusliial Review PP.viii. n>vi:s It mi oss Ikiici 'h. _____________________________ __ _______Winter Park Florida Public !vyilliin ren-oimlile distance fimii Iho i iiiioouh iimiei ' Bruns, Kissimmee: j melons on a single vine, priniuveil | [ ’"iriiilalnaiil. ei s or "llicrwl»c. SEMINOLE P R I N T E R Y lying main* for I business nectiou. Must be fairly 'u 'pari ii room* to rem for ! Sidney J. Catts, Jr,,' Service Company lay i Oiiri M i." fill|> mui In ,.x Ut 1 ............ the boast of A l1 ATTRACTIVE Dm Nov. lit, was '^■■'CD C A M E R A S ' eiii'e u i »iii'li the unknown pi inii Iih '\ IM l .Ml E VtuNi ;.!, 'priced. Box IM care Ileiuld. store* or office* at Park Ave. gn* service to this city, from Oliver, West Pn'lin I "Ti Mill, til.. I bert Warren, local producer. _ |rnnipvbilinr sidd no |ini'lnei ship, ami -AM) S U P P L I E S j and Commercial Street. W . M. Orlando plant. Arthur L. Auvll, Dade ( If mil of —xt'li nee Ms n ci, port . I llnllun • Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo. i i i i ; m t v i ' i : u p Ki.nitn>.\ t i *-St, W. N. Lumley, Prop. I * Pinellas, Frank J ., ' WII.M.X.VI p .11IN km J Ii 11'i'cii i inn fi "01 it nu ,in, mu water, and Jnmea Pet "f eoiiHiliilnl III rills itiimv Mini >ui, Harris, St. ! aie n noli.It xlilelil of I lie KMtle of Thomas W. Bryant, | 1*7"i till,, mui Mint you me a rexlilciit AMO US ° NO, VJASIME. PLEASE. UOOV<! ALWANS **;S 1 A N C C, ’* *rT " f ,i Hi.it,■ i,r couniry oilier thun K. Bullard. tS T T 'W a l V4Vfv$ J > m o v i CE A N N ' M n G ^ Hu- si iiln of EiorUlu, itml Mint your J, Patterson, Fort HE'D O N L N BE tMSULTEP. It ALONfc — w - I'.iiVT O A ii t*C£ SNOOPlM* a r o u n d . 11,till'.- of ri'Mideuce in unknown; SAN! 46V)teLRN GrUft’ ^ .'ft^ O O T "tmS GUEST / __ . ___ •e* ... •- *? ^>1 PROM'SE SONIA NOD Px 9 0 R N Th i E F - . ( ‘ o A L L O r-A tV E P [ Mu i . fin i*. you, \Vt|llmn Jon**. num, T. C, Deu ABOUT. tfA GONNA C A « . G A L L U P BROUGHT I are oriiert'i! nnd r«4to;r**fl i « he urn! II. a McKunite, xM O N T . P R O M IS E NOLU-l H M A - Abf MCT Ti .C 'rF E S>r0Si: -twA-r eellfr iCCJVCRN i niqicnr l.rfiim Mila rouri on Min 3rd OP6ARL* P U T Mi?. *1 v\CR.E 'W'TVI HIM ? t\ELP SAVE OUR. < 0 BE 60&CM T A ;(bi> "f Jiimiftry; A. I).’,' 1917, lo thn Rum , William A. CjALLUF ^ oe-rscvdOCDA <dli of i'o,n|itnlnl nxblbltM against ____ _ ___ J* J. Hardin, GTE/ ir~ WISE. 0M TH£ (II-Allis cuun,i, oilierwlac a i}»- aotfl. E. J. Bacwi. MA i^EANs . c roe liril oonfrsH U w il l be m i |#ri<4 ,, A « ; " s>c«s ALRIGHT, HNS GHIEER? •bailsins«fthkV ' aiolc, K. F, Hoqm L“,<: X l TRpMtSE.lp.Bp. It (» ’i>iilcr*>a that ibis noUce k# " Pt. John*, Hi 'SONIA ublmkri1 ,n the Hnrttonl iter#Id, a I’i niiipt : i-rvicr us Efficient 27— Profcssinnjil Scrvirrs \ I low i z By Crane SHINRTONftTBHSn r «wet»fe ' 7 i*wWr« r nubilalifd In - t i ilSsntfMper > H tR > 0N&KSV ^ Trig t fY Or ■'R ■stoleh N lrv. J Mm 'J i f Of v u s r I ■7". ‘"*77".'' m m ■A . *.•1, ..... HaiWordi Augiutinf, Augustine; Sto4 Pounty, Florida, oneii earh ■"-Week for fniir uonsi rittlvc vfueka. • WITMRHH. my bund und frul «tf ‘ iiii' Clieillt tlourl, of tile HcTfllln ..a Jinllvlal /Clreijlt of Florida. .In - f for 8. mlllols County, on *M» I XIX m F RANCE KYAK6 ! "Vinlnole Hviiilnob Hi mm, son, T p rt .l w , :.r • s. W .: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 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 01, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 01, 1926. 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 01, 1926; <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/5b3ad5f786e5a17697022c7533713ebb.pdf 2dc84a2f32c5aa67d6b52f572c2a63e3 PDF Text Text wmm i WjttaiS.IM I -111 •.» Ty" Vl'| I TH | , ! " r- * '-rh w =4 Ju S sed T w ire [rm _______SANFORD, P * S im tio n Clears i ** r -. V- . t Ogden MiHs'tyill Cet Treasury Post i. ~~ — i/ifif rsLetter to Premie* - WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 —</P). _. _ •i B U CH A REST, Dec. 2 —(A1)— On tabling the l*remiejship and wlthj k * J \ . a JTlpl home F riday night I-eond R rntiaio form er P rem ier?’ OttM*'. M arie will find a rnuch and one of (he . ' trojTeHT Mrpng political perc lea rer political horison than h u e : sonagee in m l a f having repre­ baeen th e case in past- day* since sentation in the neW goornment bv eduction Proposal Hah Been rep o rts of the serious illness of her several of his principal adherents. Drafter By Dentoerflts W h o husband, K ing Ferdinand, gained circulation. • .. Are Determined Tb -AAMt Meets Son. Prince Parol. For Tax Revision -At Onde This clarified atm osphere is due I AIMS. Dee. 2—(/P)—Hcfore deto i . . . ^ t t o V t* • . in a large m easure to King F e rd i­ ,,nr‘"'K f’nrls Yueen Marie nand s le tte r to P rem ier Avercscu, of Rumania-conferred in a private Proposed Cut To Be o n .Ju e o d a y , in which ho said his room nt a restau ran t with her son, condition was grow ing b ettef, th at form er Crown Prince Carol, who 350 Million Annually he proposed to continue on the some time ago renounced his right th ro n e as long ns ho lived and thnt to the throne. ! Repuhllcann D raw L lflii T o |£ he was unalterably opposed to the Fight Every DTfort Made , tt tent Coun ions 9e J, Then To Opposition :ts Placed mrtReco.d Opens With I™Urr „ t,° .RUmania Cnroi. ment That U.S. 8onP* •red Poor C a i e l s ^ J . °f ^ W nyw nnl!ah»i.u*tlic>WQuo(.n' willed*''' “I ««*$ ly cannot discuss th a t.’ By The UemoereUe CM .fi, —C arrara B. W inston, under secretary of the trea su ry , will ten g n sooo. and wUL be *uccertled by R epresentative Og­ den Mills of N*V Y o rk . ' V Announcement ^ ^ J f d change was made by SectgUirir Mellqg,. who said It w ould'tak a p lace nV "om, Mr, Mills f e lt fa* could leave his sent In Congress. New. York re p re se n ta ­ tive was defeated In November ns the Repuhilcah candidate for governor of New Yo«U* Mr Winston desires t o 'resum o th e practice Of ]ayr In Chlcngo,. . CHANNEL REPORT 'SENT TO BOARD Low Temperature Swny From The Seaboard To The Another Flurry H o ld in g A tla n tic H0TE LAKE IS Freezing W eather .. .. "... Claims Two Lives FOR NEW SEASON Pacific; F orecast • • •'•* *• 1^ ' ■-S j 1 , ta d ” '; Zero Temperature Cnuses I n f o r m a l D in n e r A n d D a n c e M a rk s B e g in n in g O f 1927 Seven Great !>ake Ships S e a s o n F o r H a l f M illio n To Be Held Fast In Ice D o lla r H o s t e l r y N e a r L a k e In s in u a tio n CHICAGO, Doc. 2.—i/1»l—W in­ The Hotel F o rre st Lake was W ith the rflccnv.iiins of the S ilty ter Inid siege to the. onstern half T llA t f M i •y’ t.hf ir. .‘,,ff“ rences and agree to the rase when she left Paris for N inth Congress only four d ay s, tw r t opened fo r the season last n ig h t of the country today, a fte r ii sud­ stan d behind a coalition cabinet ti NGTON. Dec. 2— \A I \ V M | (V jf^T^ilT V den sortie out of the northwest thnt with nn inform al dinner and daace, H are SM i Cherbourg to em bark for the Unit- away, indications Hro rapidly m u l-’ A I '1STYUjU * ***' tipiying th at the principal b attle I ^ 1 »» * V 3 IlJ U lU I U I l attended by n larg e num ber • of ie defense today bo- be form ed with iM. Acrescu re ed States. gnvc December a shivering dehut of the short session will ra g e about 1 local people and v isitors from sur* jntal onslaught on in the plains states. 8( the issuo of tax reduction. Local Chamber Prepares Re­ accumulation of Spreading over the Alleghenies rounding cities. The s ta f f of the Already the b attle lines have port Showing Amount -Of and southward to send the mercury hotel arriv ed In th e ,c ity la s t Sun­ te re d rd e fe Submitted by the been clearly defined, w ith ,th e Dem­ and e v e ry th in g was in read i­ Tonnage Carrled“On River scurrying 'In the upper edges of day it in an effort to ocrats determined to bring about ness fo r th e beginning |o f th a sec­ H a H tM Ifi* Albert B. Fall, forIn Attempt To Get Channel tho Gulf states, the cold wave held ond season for tho new hogtaliry. tfciu efft'h fo immediate revision o f .ih # Htax, law sway from th a eastern border of iry o f the Interior, and the Republican leader*-eqUally B u ilt last y ear a t an .ap p ro x i­ t h p i w f thc Pacific slopes to tho Atlantic A report compiled by a com m it­ rere guilty of conm ate cost of one-half m illion dol­ determ ined th n t n o t h S l o f the seaboard. tee of the Sanford Cham ber of L. Doheoy, the oil se rt shall bo done u n til S o present r ™ morH u nam oer of T em peratures rose slightly from lars, it was opened-on New Y o at'a JArte Gi . -.tat te has h„„„ T i . * II Commerce on the am ount of tonIfuilty of conspiracy in near zero levels in tho re.ntral West day and rem ained open u n til th a BtftF, ; oth " , K'ven ak-'emst on, flrri, (] „ n thc S u tfo hns river Inuval reserve oil lenseH Ernest Londonberg Turns In ' ° th ^ • t,Br " f lirnctic«l U sting. between this city antT those near today, but the W eather Bureau end of th e season. I t was a Mecca stretcher hat „ .... ! Mth. Shearer And Mrs. Blackping <litained from the Thu- ‘ar the Democrats a re Ihc tho mouth of thc river, has been warned of another disturbance for ninny visiters from th e n o rth tlfy from 4 sick bed. Report On I eauti ......... .... fication burn Of Orlando Present <*n!y gi up th at has form ally own w itnesses every forwarded to the* Board of E ngin­ moving inland from tho northwest, and was the cen ter of m any social Work To Hoard Members; M cC iitltrJ a f tW Evidence th a t would aid At Business Meet; 2 Nfw drafted a la:< ■ ’uetioni proposal eers on Rivers nnd H arborr, nt nnd nnother drop for therm om e­ activities. i peH tedly to tha- s ta ta ’i Mrs* Wight Resigns Place the lawyers for the The reservations for rooms now Officers Named Wednesdny aimed a t th« impending] trea su ry W ashington, D. C. The report ters. lants turned tow ard hold by officials are said to be i m rplus. It was form ulated by shows a substantial increase in Tho prem ature advico of w inter Mrs. H enry W ight, member of )tore of testim ony, R e p re se n ts o G am er J f Texas, freight tonnage during tho pust 12 cost two lives in the mid-west im­ from many ro g u lar F lorida w in te r , the City B eautification Committee, By Mrs. Henry Wight visitors and t h a , are expected to ! ^ i 3 ht 1 cution wound up early tendered her resignation ns a mem­ nn.OK.r k — *"* ••BS■IjrOUgTIt here. 1 At the m eeting yesterday of nnd other Democratic member* of months nnd was sent to W ashing­ periled many others and worked be filled hr.tarn before an o th er rr*r.»k m onth has I with i brief quoRtion- ber of th at body a t its re g u la r ton in nn attem pt to havov a f a ­ the Ways and Meano Com m ittor havoc in G reat Lakes shipping. a n , doctor here to tost the W oman’s Club two new of­ |*cr Thomas J. Walsh m eeting at the City Hall this m orn­ ficers were elected fao fill the plac­ a fte r conferences w ith S enator vorable recommendation made for With Minnesota blanketed with passod. Tho owner* of the H otel w hether-•be-.w M e k h t f > whose prosecution of ing. Mrs. W ight stated th a t she es of those who recently resigned, Simmons of North Cnrollna, ra n k ­ deeper channel between Sanford snow nnd chilled by g u sty winds, F o rrest I/*ko, H oward, and Bloom- v MfcCartbr t r e a t q n 't o , and Palatkn. Clyde (iaskill, 46, was found froz- flw a'H ulIck, o p erate th e LOch A r­ t h r State to produce one ’ ing m inority tncmU .if tho Senate im s tig a tio n before had enjoyeyd her work during the Mrs. J. C. Gibbs being chosen for District Engineer Col. Mark frozon to death near Austin, while bor Hotel, In New Jerse y , and proof, th at.M r* . H all knew m rittec brought to m onlhs she has served but thnt recording secertary, and Mrs. L. F in a n ce. Committee, nnd W da^ vCormcnts on which j with the program of city heiiutifi- P. Hagan ns chnirm an of thc W el­ signed to reduce the federal reve­ Brook, of the W ar D epartm ent, is nt Chicago the body of Andrea many people who sum m er a t th a t a l U ^ . t o i l m a e y bet *»d Mre Mills : aid to have reported to the board Korjnck wns found huddled along place aro expected to spend t h e i r . nues by f:T>(),000,000 a year. trinl is bused. Senn -1 cation now well advanced, she felt fare Departm ent. The Ways and Menna Com m ittee that present facilities offored for the Illinois C entral Hnilroad tracks. w inter in the Sanford hotoL *. ja tlto h as term ed th e mot n mined the co u rt <•£ th a t h er services could be dispensed Tho reports of departm ent chnirDuring the p ast sum m er, a crew .crim e, .. Rescue of 31 automobiles ♦’’c ircord w ritten by / with to allow her more tim e for mwi included plans of each ono for •s a whole hasn’t gottear around river freight were not being used to the adm inistration's proposal to advantage. The report did not marooned for two day* by snow­ f men has been w orking on t h e ! " R e n Camo an o th er fa January, 1924, seek- her home. No action was taken C hrirtm as observance during the thnt they treasury surplus be re ­ n-uirovo of a deeper channel. Col. d rifts In tho Sierras served to In­ grounds su rrounding th e hotel aad Jam es Mills, husband of Vtion about $ 10Q,000 on hor resignation. m onth, and attention was called to turned to the taxpayers in fhe Yi ..ighory, who was form erly en­ crease apprehension for hunting •' .indreds of flower* and shrubs : woman. p i later Fall's posvjsE rn e st Londonberg, park super­ the two big approaching events for 1vo been planted, which a ta now 1 " I -am not here to accuxgl V* negotiations wor.* intendent, turned in Ids first the early now year, thc Cecil A r­ form of credits on income tax re gineer for the district, hnd previ­ parties In the upper ends of Min­ ously npprovevd the channel and nesota nnd Michigan. T ra n sp o rta­ •/ ginning to grow. C o m p lete: one." M cC arter said, “but l f turns. tiu lease of th e E ’k m onthly report showing the work den concert on Jan. 10, and thn the unfa table one sent in by the tion win cut off by snow, and tele­ lii'iiutifii'iition of the place will be to ask, If knowledge oA >'i tm ia n a v a l, resevve. accomplished by his offica. The fine m odem play to bo given on This w a r's » » . now ‘‘•G - 1 present engineer has aroused 1«>- phone and telegraph communica­ finished during tho next 80 days. 1 things Is an im portabt fact'! was turned over to report stated th a t the work on the Feb. 3. mated at $.100,000,000. R e p u b lic a n a t officials to action, tion was ilemorilized. Many activities are on the hot«l crim e, then w hat about hulkhcnd bad been going forw ard opany. • Routine husiness Is-ing dispos­ leaders bold, is not indicative <f I The Chandler of Commerce re ­ .Sub-zero w eather not only frozo • ulom isr for tho next fo u r weeks, husband who** w ii& __ fo r „ the operation of the law sire e i t 1... , , . , fit 1*1 me the .no ^ y l f |> ram ™Pid ‘ nd, ^ 1,0I h th a t ed , Mrs. Douglas in her iicchs- I_„|1, in a fleet of *ovon leden steam ers the holiday season expected to k*d occupied a to o aa lh>' . * i i i i . port, a copy of which was alm) !*('« ir/ B. it M-T f aWo(j|(J n “ t"0 inth stre t plunting (-(Aisidvrable revenue |E( wart, M cLean, ,,c N fin|-hed weith|n *H „ho^ tomed gentle and gracious way In­ Includes mailed to Senator Duncai II. near Sault Sto M arie, Michigan furnish several event* which will 1 * b h " I d him m ore th a h j which wdl not he received next |tht> W ashington Po»t, hut forced abandonm ent of tho a ttra c t largo gathering*. The New troduced thc main invitod speak­ car#d more for Mr. Fletcher .shows th u t the year 1920 time. yenr. n s developed th n t it e r for the afternoon, Mre. R. M. r . th a n for his will ceo an approxim ate tonn. .to of steel freig h ter Cottonwood, n- Y ear’s eve dance will p ro b eh i, A t the request of the ulayground Tax legislation, meunwtyle, has 100,000 ag ain st only 04,000 for gruund on tho north shore of Lake o^r.y., who haa dewho.... S hearer, recently president of win 4 up the l^ lid a y peegrp ' ctmuni'aaion,* o'rh&thentaiiT are to be fa friendly loan, that Orlando Sorosls, and now vice­ found no place in tho tentative pro­ 192*5. Additional increase i * 1927 U k e Superior. The ateam ef MayL ast season, golfer!* pfart planted on th c -s o u th side school haunt won an o th er h er president of Section Seven of thc gram of m a jo r# legislatin'! which ; thnt will bring the tonnage .o the wont fast aground, not f a r distant, ing In the cen tral F lo rid a opMf "e court” adm U ted' hn f I» y f ro.un^ . and next month Mr Florida Federation In a driving snowstorm, thc crew tnurnmment made tb e Hotel L a w to elope .to ? J i of Women’s Republican leadoVs fu-pe to see en­ 1200.000 mark ure uxpecte. '. Londonberg in to subm it plans for acted, but the , alien property hill j ’I’he freight now being shipped escaping. Clubs. a defense objection . , , , . , — * F o rre st th eir headquarter*, and it j b eautifying the entrance and the S tiff winds whipped the lakes In­ act between th e J*anMrs. S hearer is a woman of un- IS included m th eir list and S p e a k - 1by w ater is called high class, is expected t 1 u t the., ', *; >L will ' ' - “ H e , wsa a husband < surrounding fence a t the Municipal er l.ongw orth has predicted i h n t . There is very little logging and tho to heavy seas, and with tho ports party and the AasoA thletic Field. This m u tter is ex­ unual poise and dignity, und a it w.ll lie disposed of quickly. 'I ho necessity for a deeper chnnnel ex­ c lo g ftd with Ico Jams shipping igr.in be I ic q u arte rs fe r th ls j ve*y-nlgbfa of th e Idlllnf upany of C alifornia, pected to be.expedited. speaker so earnest nd direct, th n t pr up u l en th e touriam cnfc ir . reled , w ithK,his wife, , w ^t th e' P n n -A m eriean , ITe also subm itted plans for her m essage gripped her audience m easure, however,' already lias Ists a t the present time, local au- men thought skippers would not played this set son. I blrfara. ** attem p t to keep tho lakes open Associated. Tile I |pf lanting from tho opening words, nnd held roused the opposition of Senator thoritles say-. »• . . * i h i s if£ oon /ii sv jr JL i l ibrary ii t a t j the wCity The Hullck brother* have preJ “B eth h i, children wi any longer. Radio stations and Borah. Republican, Idaho, who At last F riday's m eeting of thc <red the co n tract In j grounds, the plans having already them closely. Sho stated her dutycoast guards m aintained constant dieted a successful y e a r fo r the n ight of th« kilUng and cc.itendu th a t "in principle” it Chamber of Commerce. R. J. Holly in her ne.w office as th at of an contention th a t the beeen npprovevd by the City Comhotel, m aking known th e ir willing- ;in g with tie ' would endorse confiscation of prl- spoke * in ' favor of culling tho a t ­ vigil. ugh the Elk Hill m issioners, the work was uuthor- official club visitor, ono who was ness to keep th e h o tel open 1 H f goes vate property in violation of one The entire northw est was In the tention of the stu te Cham ber of fc m u h u c '.t sold to i>e(i arMj ordered to begin imme- to como into intim ate touch with th roughout the sum m er if busines* one - knowg: ■j each of tho individual clubs of of tho fundamental!* on which the Commerce to the project in nn a t ­ ffnp of the coldest w eather of the w arrant*. Compnn.v a t n pro- diately. .............................. .... year, but Canadn’s plains, where -’‘D id J a m e s ’ MUla ria ig ^ tem pt to muko it of Mtalo-wido In­ nls a ba*r*J. T here were no recom m endations Her five countios, Seminole, O r­ governm ent wns founded. readings of ne low ns 28 degrees hospital when his w ife “ ' terest. This was agreed upon and ‘‘The property shtuld be re­ ange, Osceola, Lak« nnd Sum pter, first ilefcnse w itness ] for the vacancy o n 't h e commisbelow xoro were recorded, bore thn b o m d f. Did J a u rts Heavy Fine Imposed com* ilton ,J. L ninbcit, ■sion causod by the tleath of Col. nnd do w hat she m ight in bringing turned without delay nml without the delegates to tho Miami m eet­ brunt of tho wave. thq police statio n T Did ing of the state organization are regard to tho claima of American them into w hat m ight be called •II. made an opening George W ./K night. It is expected In Wednesday 4 w .- P P hto rNq, < nationals ngainst the German gov­ to present n resolution asking aid which he declared th c pl«ce will be filled by ap- dose harm ony in th eir work. nothing th a t d for the completion of n deep chnn­ ernm ent,” he declared afte r a con­ «nt had p u o u r o j a ' pointm ent within the next 30 The text of Mrs. S h earer’s tall; ---------- ’ accused nel. Very few defendants faced significant sentence, ference with President Coolidgc. • defense m ight as ‘lRyB* . ■ was the _ _ b ls to a d W if* Tho report sent to W ashington Ju d g e W. E. W hit* in police court He nlso reiterated his opposition ut- fu rth er pjnro c ad M embers ■ present .u.vuiii u to a--!; --------------------- a t the m eeting | “Sorviee is the re n t you pay, for b f «WHng fo r a “filth y yesterday and th e co u rt session w would go ait u n til to tlay w ere ”Kira. ”E. ”F . llousholder, the space you occupy,” and she a p ­ to tho ewmpulsory equalization foe boro the signatures of A. P. Con­ Ihttldtl written., by tb a .i nelly, J. G. Ball and I*. O. Chaso, lasted oply a few. m inutes. , 'kbit of supplem supplem ental ental M r*‘ W ight, W. M. Scott and City plied it to the relation of the in­ principle which Is being rotainod C. M. B ets received th a heaviest M anager W. B. W illiams. dividual to the com m unity and the in the revised version of tho Mc- acting as a commlti.ee for tho .fw h k h | Nnentd. I. Chamber. penalty of the day w h en ' he was MlUa hom e a f te r th a N ary-H augen farm relief bill. [nation at large, trac in g from th# More Interest In . „ „ the race be­ "ted out th a t SocFederation of Women’s .1 G eneral t tween 8 . O. Chase and Voile W il­ fined $200, or 00 days, oa a «f the Navy, In Oc- Help In Sight For a te and liams, for tho office of city com­ charge, o t driving an Automobile wi%riSStet»a!% 1‘FPolnted Adiii".*al J. Canadian Heads To * Foochow R efugees county aub’- d0" "’ ,hr”“«h "u" organisations, th a interdemissioner, Is being aroused dglly while u n d er the.; In flu en ce. o f. in ­ sailed with . c'*l representut-vc .... Stop Liquor I/eaks '•» ^Continued on Page Two) through tho work of friends o f ,the toxicating .liquors. >1 ti' ’’hie AMOY. Dftq. 2.— (A*)—Relief |V> ro.ipfrate w ith lnLulu Brcrik ,1 E. Sam uels aad tw o candidates and from all Indi­ ••nt o f f ic ijiA i, the was In sig h t today for tho big cation* the eloctlon is 4o be hotly Minnie C a rte r reoeived . fin fs pUanilnw.ha, VICTORIA, B. C„ Dec. 2 —</P)— of naval re- foreign colony a t Foochow, which contested. The date fo r tb e elec­ ranging from $8 to 920 on charges knocked down," t Action th n t may mean life or death hus been in dan g er for several tion I* Dec. 7. of disorderly c o n d u c t. . , #s4>* to the liquor sm uggling interests d a y s -a s northern and southern D«w u,at Secretary' A largo crow was /eq u lro d to Ira Thompson lo st a d ollar fo r operating, out of B ritish Columbia The g re a t num ber of new rogi*. troops, f i g h t . fo r tha control of of the cap(t.»r con -1 ports will bo taken by the royal raiso tho now 100 foot flagpolo at tratlona this_ year has sdd^d peat alleged blocking of a sldewblk in d . Fukien prvince. Telegram s froth f»«en July 31‘ to Occommission which baa boen Investi­ the baso of tho M unicipal P ier this I to th e election, scoord Ing"to "tho^! J . J . Wade and R. A. W inston NEW •nd botweun O c to b e r' th<ur# B*y gunboats have 'I'C *. CJir* gating tha rum trado in thin vi­ m ornltig and the jr.-b was not com- Interested. Personal solicitation is each forfeited |8 w haa th ey failed tid e # 'o f ber 1 J Z F ™ «n Jved, and aro the firs t to ploted until thc afternoon, whon being made upon th 0 stro e ti and to answ er charge* of violation of today by M k 'A tl The first day of tho hunting soa- cinity for nevsral days. reach the po rt as the result of II. tho fin al pouring of concroto in * larg e r vote than is ordinarily th e parking law,.*. , ... son passed without an accident boThe. commission Is expected to th e appeals of thc qonsula there dWth i t th a. dues ing reported, accordlhg to local make recommendations to tho cus­ the baio was finished. cast In a m unicipsl election in S in preaa C o a t t o S | t i U a fo r protection. avithorUles, And not oae a rre st, fo r toms departm ent, at. Qttawu, which *The p o lo 'is o f iron and its ford ia expected. •• • ... Out of the 899 London police­ s e n t d t t v i J r ^ a a S S ^ -Contract let, for In the fig h tin g twuth nnd west v io la tio n . of .the. gaiqe laws was will determ ine w hether tho gov­ w eight m ade necessary th a erec­ '■ m H arbor Junior of On# hundred and eighty new vot- men accidently Injured while on Foochow yesterday three ernm ent wlH. continue to issuo tion of a heavy duty fram e on ers.hsv# registered since.the last duty during- the- yeayr[to this city. < hundred casualties' were reported. mqde. ’”** Tlia office of County Judge J. G. clearance papers to liquor alien which th e pulling m achinery was city election and the .favor .‘.of bitten by dogs*. .v.v: ea r . m -=-■ ■—J. Sharon, xaported today th a t a to tal sm ugglers In B ritish Columbia attoehed. Line* ware placed on ^•55 Mi **,d 40 .be *QUght by tbs of 024 hunting and trap p in g Ii- ports when there is evidence th a t th « 'p o le frbm several angles and BcgUtration fbr ;b« censes had been issued up to 10 their cargoes are intended for w ith tb * engine, going Ifc wes grad­ _ etootlons' clessd - S aturday. ’ o'oloek and • th a t - pros pecks .7 f or eventual 1 /deUyety in the United ually pushed into place. The polls, to be |n the office of ^ A b o a r d reaching ana thousand rta r k before S ta taeU i T he broM e eagle which Is to go the-trtty, oommiaaioners at the city *♦ i ~ cJosingMtlm e w sto very/gopd.f,: on th* top of th e .pole will bo put hall, av* to be open at 7:«0 o’ciocjk! ^AN'S. Dec. 2.— (JP). is tra to r of the G ulf zone, sent by on through th e effo rt* o f a steeple­ Of ,zthe num ber issued, $00 of m* and ar* to dose at sundo#ti? *1 guard cu tters apd nto 4 kf.'foIlo«p: jack 1a th e n e a r fu tu r 0 . • them etere Jfor.fiemAol* (dekntp The official closing hour will' be T wToO Ns c Oo rPe A oH r, 1N e v ,, •whant vesselavtod*^ j \ "Coirintanche, W ith th e pole up, it Is expected tokm from the dally report ot the b o u n d t o u r ie t e Tallapoosa, and huntink Ucsniss. O n#'hundred'and 1 *he lookout for |T B ey W est cu tters and all available fifty -fo u r were fo r stotor k u n ti th a t w o rk on th e fountain sur- U nited States Gov*m##at.i, In a b lls s a r d , a t rum ichounier A " F NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2—(A*)~ I t w in b«' completed in boaterarv.A hsfcif used In search. • •y ; 1 ' i ^ . .1 In tthh * h ig h S is r r W s ,• frtftn a theft of die *1 Petolbi Of the daylight t th a. im m * d iatf fu tu re . Practically S te a m e rs krd fsq u w tw l.to report alive today t Monday night,dui C h a m b e r O l i e y s R monda valued a t f i x ,000 from all o f th a /rn a ta ri* U *r# now on jB lh tln g th e Areene J. Harm to hayolc efforts o f Mexico .^f: vWjktJfig dthe gmne,Mw«Lref the crowded Canal stre e t Jewelry stofe h an d ,'g ee eed ta g to City M anager Mr: Matthaw* a n d PcUy OHio4r , m ashers who Prohihitjon ' diBMMUy hi itntlclpatod.* A ll-pos- jssp e c tie a i, counties..land, w ithout were revealed bare today by police. WWB. WiUUtng) - i 1/ when i The theft, police said, occurred ’• P torpbktt'hnd 1 H enthorne are flto • P A B H . fle*. COft,t gu ip rd em h cikto- iHH ba dons. A sudden north- procuring a county " Tha i case* of coldF o r hunting in iningcoua, Tuesday , when . . . a youag .. ..man, w*Jl ^ . . • r e ^ i t o e t o e p f th e 'n e w • fountain; cp-AroeVkan tre a ty signed ' o* A m ,V'-Th* eato 'g a le a n d insufflcisnt gas in . •w», tho m issing ex, p o ttor control boat caused *>• ties, 100 . licenses • issued, dressed, wallwd ,, iato the • t< » # i|Thii p la n tin g c a rtisd b o under the KO. H rti. pscognlsm g th* rig h t «3 to Southern to bant calmly strolled behind the counter* dlfjtetlon o f th e Beautification A m rfftM -a u th o rR la * to g a S f i th e .winter Gul^ xone, had as- l 6s «'1 th e Arsene J. She W s pos­ Thesq en title tha U li •elected a t r a y containing elevefi Com mitt** w ill also*be completed c°*st guardsm en sibly gone to H avana and Nassan. In one additional coun] other th cold, w as the home county, rings, pocked , seven of them aaii: name of h?®n.e r to Rusrd th e .lim it instead of th a w B h ft[' 4 r ab o rt tim e, official* say. M r. M atthews and Handley wer* th e other-county m ■peclflsd walked out agiiln through th* b at­ . . n if , ' , . limit wag 1 • captUTpd rauthop. tery of clerkg, a n d . Ctaristms* shopof the M ississippi requested to go on board her for in the license, accord. gmip. H f G t M U K M T D E A L C L O S E D ^ coast guard c u t Z tow ing operations. No sddltional Hits. Tw enty trhp > 4"' •'! , .. /(F o r v n it \ The th ie f,'M lie e .s e td , dropped J : *• Esm onds, Bl. m an oouW be spared '.from CG-S02. have been. Issued, - .j . HEW, YORK, Dae. 2^ (A 7^-O f(om m sodsr, was T h e CG-244 came up s s we_ were • W hile several good A 'W to w er Broadway to ii^ irt to e in g s fto r dark, but It w e n , reported y th e ----------------------" P o rte d th a t, d u . w as too. rough lo 'p la c e any raef w eath er w as said .to r f V L * * » ollne,. he from th e CG*Wfl on th# A r n n e J . good duck shooting L; d w in g a g«to, - '■'«TIW-’it»ew.e4;to e A Jeeee'Jf'w aa 1 it o f i l iasi ^ i - B u f i — - * - ON jCITY LOCAL WOMAN’S PLANTING GIVEN CLUB HEARS TWO B Y SUPERVISOR FINE ADDRESSES m ic i i i i c Much .Interest Is Said To Be Evident In Coming Electioi Flagpole Erected On Municipal Pier Over New Fountain Hunting Season Is Opened Without An Accident Reported ing Rum Old-Time MtuBbM 1 ier Details Of Diamond ^ Thefr% ade Public s “ 58^^ •TiW �m nw*w.!«« * t m B m ' t a i O T ^ B l W W W r 5 ^ W ' *f* j • twf I i Ur- V vVd*J .i HP. ^Ty.VJ 'jMjWW^ f M } 'u m > I*. i ; ^ If'lC 'iPl* ►I? “;»,lr?r. M. &•" * li '$1 >A,rjP -Avs /M' '..•V:v!v _i«„ riyo leadership o f the P ittsb u rg h Moran and U niversity Northwestern A sks 11 P irates next season by Ponie Athletic H eads Fail To P lay Carnegie | fight] Bush. The new pilot of th e 1925 world's To Reach A greem ent ______________________ By A ssociated P ress ____________________ PITTSB U R G H , Dec. 1— ( /P ) _ | JACKSONVUi? champions, succeeding the quiet (By tho Associated P ress) i Only 20 points wore scored against Northwestern, and reserved BIH •' • McKechnie. _ ^ ^ has. „ __^___ 0- <■I 'i in f R e d‘Cl^TD . C ar»*-#'Louit vil|c beatCWl LEW ISRURG, P it., Dftc. 1.— (/P) Among tho m sny recordn th a t (ho Quaker eleven, Cornell p tu tin g I brings with him a rep u tatio n for — D. W. G riffith, a g ra d u ate m sn . i gie Teclr ’piAjt 4* abidieqt* crashed In tho p s s t gridiron son- half of them. C arnegie Tech, con-1 rough nnd fearless leadership in ag e r o f athletics a t Bucknell U ni­ dium, Chicago, Oct. 2 9 , next?*/Tech ij, ion was one th at pleased ovory | quoror of N otre Dam e, was secthe American A ssociation, where versity, announced la s t n ig h t th a t , fer two years Htt g u id e d 'th e des­ th e athletic council and C h a rle s already is scheduled to m eet W e s t'i. P ^ P tlo t O f A w r if liW persen In the v ast crowds th a t ond with 23, and Now York Uni­ | Hprirtg Phenoms *’ versity wns third w ith 25. itorm ed eastern stadium s. N ot' a tines of tho Indianapolis team . A V irginia on th a t day, b u U t is can, Rochelle1 , jJ, i- Clo.b A ccepts Job It is <mo thing to\he heralded as sta r sho rtsto p in hta m ajor league D. M oran, head football coach, had single game was played in storm y nidered possible th a t some nhlfc. I.oUia defeated Hfl not reached an ag g reem en t fo r n . Flve-M huate Parley w eather. Professional elevens, F ailure of S ir Thom as Lipton a second Ty Cobb, Babe R u th or .._ i'P re » IA e n t Bob Quinn playing usually on Sundays, were to filo his contem plated challenge W alter Johnson and rfuita dnother days at D etroit, B ush did not hes­ not reached nn ag reem en t fo r a may he made in the schedule of ] io. itate to speak his rhind when he co n tract expired S atu rd ay . one of the two team s. VERNON, v I tj -V — — j has precluded possibility of an in­ to live up to such a rep u tatio n . not as fortunate. considered plays o f poof judge­ S*nce C arn eg ie’s triu m p h over han, junior G rifffth declined to say why f,‘ Doc. 1.—</P)— William ternational race for the America it is an annual custoiri to so I), Who piloted th e Bo*-j D eparture of the “rabbit ball” is | cup next sum m er, yachtsm en .my. proclaim the sp rin g phenom s. I ment. B attling w ith a rb ite rs fre- the contract had not beeji renewed N otre Dame, requests for gam es ion scored a next y ear have come from n u m er - 1.over Paul Dehit»,( ^ S o x to two successive I evident from the team batting fig- I The Inst contest for the famous have seen hundreds of prem ising qucntly resulted in hih banishm ent nn(j M oran could not be located, from the field. | “ Uncle Chnrley” M oran sp ra n g » ' dHampionships >nd then ] ures for the Amorlcnn League d is­ trophy was in 1920. ous colleges, including Holy Croaa, 1 . rookies so labeled d u rin g my 21 ; t 6 h b homo town, Lew- closed recently nmong the league into prominence a t C entro C ollege. Boston College, D rake, D etro it odd | SPOKANE—juN years in the m ajors but I h ave yet W .dr (o Come as T eacher? i„ to b a d tho cortiparativ., . . . rove.ral years ago. In his f ir s t, M nnjuette. * , J kane, beat Joe Em erson C. C arri, J r., C o rn e ll'sjlo j,u„ p a second Cobb, R uth or ntntistic* for the past sensem. The S o t ns an am ate u r ath lete 0 , - jy cn r a { Bucknell he developed one Jrum life of a banker, is W ashington Senators led with n i football captain and sterlin g tackle Johnson. ing two world s feeords in d i s t a n c e .................... i n again. m ark of .292, D etroit wns second j has a record of 23 tries for point running, but as a professional the lending team s m the E ast, I have often wondered if the ca­ eeeptad P resident • Bob w ith .291, nnd three clubs tied at j a fte r touchdown and 23 bulls eyes. reer of many a likely y o u n g ster school teacher, in to n in g to study *»*i.t h.s 1920 eleven d,<! not m e n s -' ffe r of the. m anagership .28U, In 1921, second year of the [ One of them, against Geneva in the hasn't been spoiled by too much American educational methods. 1 ore up to the expectations of the ird ay a fte r a five m inute con­ " fa s t hall,” D etroit led with .310, ■first gam e of the senson, wns not pri ss-ngenting. It serves ,ns a wmld Edwin Wide, Sw eden’s lend­ , He was prom ired the W H O 1 . K S A I . I 0 T I U R A I D OATTKRT »tF Cleveland wns second with .308, i scored, however, as n Cornell line- handicap, a m ental h azard , th at ing track sta r, come to the United „ „ _ _ I i m . F S A l . K I’RICKS* . sa la ry cvef paid a Boston B ritain ’s new a ir route from Forr n a t t e r ? a n ti " TB iKr eT Aa IeIr.v lac rt, W »»«• r r r h n n r atrr B, s rtaafl . aaS often plays havoc with one’s work. S tates. idtaer, It is understood, al- nnd both the Browns anti Yankees man was offside. r ic a . I.e t r o tr r n e x t n r r r H a tte r? hr a IVIM.inn Cairo to Karachi, about 3,000 t(e hit over .300. J , • —;----, . r r r o e e . Since his defent..*f Paavo N ur - 1 miles, will finally have five a ir ­ Bgn no official figure was made “ Rube" M nrquard. who develop ______ | Jack Sharkey is under option to O I K t 'H M N R I S - ..............m i . 34K mi at Berlin, ho lias been asked, cd jiiiu n great southpaw , wa-, one lie. ships. Bobby Jones, British and Amer- ) fiftht °»>y for Hum bert Eugnzv rlgan was the nrignnl boy­ of the first to su ffer. The fact whether In* w ruld consider hccom-| irnn open golf champion, bus a d d -' until Fell. 1. But that w o n t ar when he succeeded Juke ed his name to the list of celeb -; vent him accepting a bout in Syrn- that he cost New York $11,000, a ,ng ii professional, to which be has) III,at th n helm of the Red Sox replied m the negative. jities endorsing the C hristm as seal t <*use in January. lu g n zy has re ­ li t of money in those days, caused ONE - DAY SERVICE i l l "I ,s hould like to go to the Unit-! m . fandom to expect tow much. tournam ent Dec. 8 a t the Seaview I leased Shnrkey for th at one limit. a t 443 ho will take up at There is no doubt b u t th a t the ed S t a t e s as n g ra d u ate student [ Club, A tlantic City, N. J. More i The Boston heavyw eight's opponth e re in s relinquished by !/'<* I allyhoo tHut preceded “ L efty ’ n f education," he said, “and while than 20(1 entries hnvo been receiv-Jpnt hns not been chosen, U'Whdce segime saw tho oncoGrove to the m ajors had th e im­ there I m ight take p a rt in track (lt-winning aggregation cd including those of Gene Tunney, heavyw eight champion, nnd Tom-J 1° than fe a r years of col- pression th a t he m ust strik e out g a m e s , provided I wns in form nnd •fttfonched in the collar, 819 W. 3rd my Loughrnn, tight heavyweight l° 8 p sport activity, \ ic Hnnsen, every h atter, and! of course, could­ found it convenient in connection fa n firs t won big league with my w rrk of a school teacher.” c-f Philadelphia. captain and end of (he Syracuse n't. by his work behind the As such, lie would p re fer to pnyt Phone 475 ______ eleven, has led six m ajor sports Ilo'ent Example . f<Sf H oly Cross in 1900 and his own expenses. team s. Me headed his freshm an George Duncan, lirillinnt British The m e it recent exam ple of the Mine ytay, saw him n regular football, basketball and baseball i handicap of the ex ag g erated bully JSr tSe Sox. Ho was farmed out 1 professional whose failure to win O FFERS U NIQUE EXCUSE ! squalls nnd Inter the varsities in boo, is "M oose" Chiyhnugh, who more than one B ritish open cham ­ season to Toronto, which He hns n ‘P h il calm* In ttie m ajors looted as u tile sam e spurts. pionship in 20 years of play is one 5h the Inte.ritatinoal Ix-ngmNEW YORK, Dec. 1 —(Ab—Alex-, of the m ysteries nf golf, will a r ­ Beta Kappa key. j g re ater slu g g er th an Babe Ru(h. llfc . under Gnrnwienko, m am m oth ltu s - . rive in New York a week from to ­ bsrt Lon C rigcr, the Red Sox What could be tougher th an to Yale men a happy omen in the join the big show under tile b u r­ siaii w restler, who failed to ap ­ irj broke his hand, Bill was day. lie plans to visit Florida and * ’* te g u la r, In 1913 he wn* the Pacific coast in a scries of eleven’s choice of William A. Web­ den of the belief th at yiai could pear ag ain st Wlndek Zbyw.ko in . W rttdrta g er nnd the team matches ngninst A m erica’s leading ste r of Shelton, Conn., as football hit ’em fa rth e r than the “ B ab e?” New York n few days ago, has » . He bus led professionals. In his long career, captain for 1927. unique explanation to lay before, »Md hi fo u rth place, Nothing! three winning teum s in his football the S tate A thletic Commission: he hns never been able to average b* rtdxt y e a r it wns up in secShortly a fte r the opening of the 1,' and In 1916 and 191(1, the Sox b etter than 75 in B ritain's lead­ career, Shdtinn High, Hotchkiss 1925 Mention, stories begun to While he was w atching n p relim ­ dM jr,carrlcd off league honors ing tournam ent, although he nv- P rep a rato ry School, nnd the Yule float out of Texas about the slu g ­ inary bout, tw o chance acq u ain t­ .'.wjilpped tho Phillies and Podg- erngod (15 3-4 in winning n cham ­ freshm en, jand the choice of a ging feats of a player by the nam e ances in the audience offered him feapectively, fo r tho world tit- pionship of Lucerne nt Axenfela Connecticuy Jtouth hns never failed a cigarette. A couple of puffs ami of Clnybuugh of the T yler team . tw produce! nW inning team . W al­ V .'•pi- Than C s trig a n reaigned. in 191K. Big league sci.mts hurried to Alex awoke in C entral P ark, he ter Camp, Wjllinm Corbin, Jim ■ ■■w ’ C fn fg s ii has hold out ngaln.u Texas to look th e ’young man over. says. “ waited offer* to re tu rn to tin Defense honors nmong m ajor Hogun and Ted Coy, all nntlves of tim e. Ho war- successful ns team s in the enstern football sec­ the nutm eg stntc, enptnined cham ­ I talked with several of them la t­ er and all were of the opinion th at ifkar and theatrical man and tor this year go Ui Pennsylvania. pionship teams. Clnybuugh could hit. SANFORD year* ago he retired to Serious Handicap Cluyhnugh finished the senson It* co n tract now Is for two with (it home runs. Brooklyn p u r­ chased him a fte r being fiTced t i W. S. PR IC E . M gr. put up a fight for his services. 710 W. Fir«t St.. Phone 472-W It took but n gam e to prove th at - LOH ANGELES Doc. IJ/Pl— (Taytinugh couldn't fit Id. However, • NEW Knute Rockne’s defense line will one cun learn to field and M anager have to b ar a football stonewall if W iliiert Robinson was hopeful. LUMBER YARD It holds tho plunging Trojan backs Incidentally. Clnybuugh' discov­ in the intcraectionnl classic here ered the pitching was much d iffe r­ A Com plete Line of next S aturday between Notre ent in the National League and in F ram es and Screens f e i ' f c t o W VORK, Dec. 1.—(/PI —The Dame and the U niversity of South­ most instnnets the fences were Medicine C abinets E,\ 0 b d iln g det o f Gene. Tunney, heavyPH ILA D ELPH IA , Dec. L—(/P) ern C alifornia, in the unanimous fa rth e r removed from the home C ypress and Pine 5 /\:k,;,Xf®lght cham pion of the world, Is His dreiinis of wealth ns a pro­ opinion of sports w riters who have plate than in Texas. ,y.,’% huge “h it" ro fa r ns thcatroF ram ing goes are concerned, but diHtimt- fessional football player and m ag­ seen both team s in action.. W hatever the reul rcktson, the S h eath in g No line Has w ithstood success­ l^ 1. ^U p leaiin g to tho New York nate shattered and his proposed home run king of the rtilnors wns team only a memory, Chnrloy fully this season the sm ashes of u com plete bu st in the m ajors. Siding p i S ta te Boxing Commission, speedy U nlverrity of Howard Jones’ big three Morton Possibly he so worried over his Flooring tli After his f irs t day of vnude- Rogers, Pennsylvania halfback, hud set- Kaer, _____ Howard Elliott and Morley fielding th u t his b attin g paid the c e l l n g 5?" »UJo On Broadw ay the champion — AT — used by the commission of tied down to his studies today with I Drury, penalty. greduution in February as h ist S tanford University, which de­ i u •'bolting a t an unlicensed club.” He icoen bock to denr old T cxaj I M ouldillffN feated U. S. C., for the const cham ­ w ithout having made a single big He was taken into custody yes­ goal. One by one tho P en n sy lv an ia! pionship by a m argin of m e point . tefejay. with two sparring p artleague home run. Brick Vjf'.-’llita who sw ap words snd light men who were said to have prom- had g re at holeH torn in its line. Tin. fans expected t<*> much from Lime Jr;' blown with the champion, ns well ii-ed Rogers they would Join his | Idaho, Oregon A gricultural Col­ him and he failed under the re ­ |Vv the m an ag er of the theatre. team changed their minds u n d e r. lege, California nnd M ontana like­ sponsibility. However, other bush- P inster Joseph E m m ett. All were re. pressure of College nnd parental wise saw thedr forw ard walls rip- o’-s have failed at first but luter | W hite Rttck P lan ter Board • leased on bond of f500 ouch for influence; Pennsylvania athletie j ))e(| 0 .)pn j,y the two ndn three reached the heights of stardom . ( Naila Authorities announced th n t any man miin interference .P appeafanco In court. m lerlerence nnd the fleet Clnybuugh still has a fighting i Screen W ire scraping through for gains The a rre sts followed the nppeur- student turning professional while Builders H ard w are i chance. “The F ountain of Youth” >(■ Ance of E dw ard Curry, inspector still eligible to represent the l Ini Doors l C arro ll’s Debut r " n l" ' to 26#,ftn'1 J fo r the commission, nt Tunney’e verrity of nay athletic fo rm ,' ^ in this connection, l look, for W indows <,rl" " ^ ' r « flect " f f,,ot »nd ■.in itial perform ance, C urry serv- would bn denied varsity letters Henson M embership ...... $25 Owen C arroll, fo tm er Holy Cross M orphy Ironing Boards und filially the professional - wJ th, » h af,ltn * represents 5|', , '*#d a lUmmoiih, but tho evening Or Greens Fee is .......... $1.00 Made to O rder leagues forbade any of Its m em -' ^ « r r Kr<’,md ,Kn,n,nK u n ,t of star, to deliver for D etroit a fte r 3, 'trtrform anccB later we.rc given n:i bors m eeting Rogers’ eleven la >-1 !*"’ Trojans. Running in a cjj^uch- having failed in bis debut. Ralph E bling, Professional cause it was to include players position lichind the k ej^ m an j Curroll, it will he recalled, liroke The Price Is R ight T he commissi tdon hnd re fu s a l to who hud not been grnudntcd. I*1’ interference, the big q im r-ii,, under ra th e r unusual conditions. ? sanction the sp a rrin g exhibition, Rogers appeared contented iM• (erliaek is seldom nabbed before j Ip n sense, his futu re wus tcniporin sisting th a t tho champion con- his adversity, he said he had want- ,,n gained from three to fifte e n ' ,tt ,|y sacrificed for the gate re'*■' hip act to b ag punching, shnd- od to quit, hut did not w ant to >'nrds. ceipts. pXf-bOx'hg and calisthenics. Sim- Iki called a "q u itter” and thnt the Thp Trojan forw ard wall, with A y ea r’s experience in the m in­ Hdi>,an»ion was taken in the case obstacles bud furnished him a good *'»g Je ff C ravath n t center rninked ors, C arroll hnd u big senson with 'I1, FloVerk, middleweight excuse to abandon his venture. j by J ’nylor nnd Gorrell, generally Toronto, has unquestionably su p ­ It* f* ft« f his title victory Rogers said he hnd an o ffer t o , sends opposing packers around the plied w hatever polish he lurked. 1 know (ietTgu M orinrty, new loach a preparatory school in lends a fte r n few tries through the Louisiana a fte r his gm duntion line, m unngcr of the D etroit club, be­ and thnt he probably would ncCritics, however, local and oth- lieves in him, which should have cept. erxvisc, don’t hesitate to point out much to do with establishing Carw hat is generally term ed the lack ro ll’H confidence in himself. G reat Plays in Football of tho final punch a t U. S. ( ’., al­ 1NCE fe a r centuH es ago when Don Ju a n Police de The play th a t has been recounted though tho Trojan football team s Leon found artd nam ed the mighty sp rin g s th a t were ?(fiV -----year a fte r year have been styled for tw enty years as one of most his “ Fountain of Y outh,' t men have worked to make championship calibher, they always b rillia n t and during strokes in the iD E L P H IA , Dec. l . - ( ^ annals nf intercollegiate football mu| up sh o rt of first place. ts to at^an g e a play off of this most beautiful spot In Florida m ere allu rin g . Mod­ Nu less than a dozen times this histo ry was conceived and executed i>y»N*ry football tie were em , developed, su b stan tial and with charm ing homes, by W alter Eckorsall, quarterback today. CLEVELAND, Dec. 1. (/IV season Jones' men have carried the result of those centuries of labor now is yours to of tho 1905 U niversity of Chicago the hall in Ibng gains to within M astbaum , prom inent Now th a t TriH Hpenkor haH re­ enjoy. tean v ‘ Iff m ovem ents presented the signed ns m anager of the Cleve­ the five-yard line and then devel­ • The play occurred In the Michik 'to M ayor W, Freeland Kon- land Indians and Is through with oped weakness. E very opponent gan-Chlcago game. Chicago had The spo rtiest golf course in the s ta te aW alts. U n ­ has nt least once taken the ball on! Ijjtrtd'received the m ayor's, en- baseball for good, Cleveland busestopped Michigan close to the Mudowns under the goal posts and surpassed fishing, gam e shooting, bathing in th e warm ball fans are casting about for a ’ '«lW The gam e between the ro c n i goal line, and a punt from punted out of danger. and healing spring w atefq and yoehtlng in w aterw ays ifftt At Chlcagh last Satur- possible successor. Tho T rojans have never been bohihd th e linq seemed the -only Sponkor converted Cleveland linked direct w ith ' th e S t. Johns river arc only .part of by an Invading uustem lo g ly d Pl«y* Chicago was lead?!«#£)!> t ^ y a a h - from a dead basohall town in 1915 1 th e charm . Fine hot*) occommmlationa if desired. ingf 8 to 0. As Eckorsall,- kicking tho W ar and to a hotbed of fandom in 1910 and 1 u’:,ln* fo r ^he M iroons, outstretohed his tntx. j f f th e plan has been keoping it on t h t baseball arm * to ^receive the pHssf he ob­ Ten m inutes over wide paved highway to DeLand nnd ninp. He led the Indiana to Cleve­ approval In WnehlngWhen Speaker said he w.is served G arrels, Michigan ^ id , sh ift S tetso n U niversity. F o rty minutes to finest oeeart beach ill ga to Annapolis and land's only pennant and world (hr.>jgh w ith basciinll, he m eant from his -reg u lar position. EckcrIn world. W rite fo r descriptive h isto rk el booklet. Ad­ championship in 1 » 20 . • k¥Pf to enllat the support of n"t “uly •» « player and m anager snll barked crnt new signals. Set d re ss: ViVgl Academy officials. Ho Jack McCallister, who h i s been hut also as a possible m agnate. presum ably to kick from 10 yards w ith the Indians for 18 y ea rs as ♦‘jHgna to visit W est Point. "No,” he said when asked if ho behind his own goal, “ Eckie” elecK6r Kendrick said the city scout, const nnd a ssia ta n t . "n"' 1 joln 0ne of the s>’nd lc * t« j trifled th e sp ectators and surprls00 ev ery thing in its power nger, is regarded ns »Vo L I t ' T \ 'K f.°rm ed .th a t ho,,° t0 bu* , l ,8 ' cd MtchUram by darting around the IVli abch a contort a t tho Ses- cessor. Eddie (Villus ‘J i l l 0 r W a !” •> vacation from ungbakded end. With his g reat inla) S tadium . l i L 7 ° V e l,,T l !!* l of thu th a t I expect will la st th e ■I kersall was not brought . Iphl* la very Anxious t i W hite .Sox, also has t* fl! men- J remainder ivy life " U a f te r covering 40 yards down .U w C adets an d Middles tioned bu t club official* to v a r e - : He also d»nied rum ors th a t he L*hen punted and the slonEckel d rabUfdM ’ itse lf In the fused to comment. might acccmMf.'itft 6 v“ffer -In Boston - • d cr ld by the Maroons was Speaker's post will M--VrlX.nr u t s t f ® sri5f or six Fort Pie fork Togrsssing Biumardk7president rapidly, ofT Ton TAetivs mist UN-NAM In W O F . SOX TheRealm O f S p o r ts C all R a y Brotl SANFORD LAUNDRY St Desk Room For Rent In large ground floor office a t 202 N. P ark Avenue opposite Valdez and Court House. Inquire a t 200 N. Park CASHLUMBERCO. Avenue Notre Dame Line Must Be Strong To Withstand Thrusts of 3 U. S. C. Stars ie Tunnfcy’s Act n a b To Be “Hit” Rogers Returns TO' With Boxing Group School With Dream Of Riches Shattere Sportiest Golf Course in State Challenges You T^ath - - — Ponce deLeon Springs “ iruui 414 Y ears’ Labor Now a t Your Call Bei”g Made ^ Plhy-Off Game (Ith Army, Navk Cleveland Fandom Casting About For Speakers Successor S P o n c e d e L ve o n S p r i n g^ s Ucate * if fo What Have You to Rent,, You can m aterially assist fill eating- of visitors coming to i by listing with us your rentilj li erty— There is a growing dema< small furnished and unfi apartm ents and houses— Mr. J. L. H urt, our bonded' agent, is a t your service—tele 588—he will personally call an^ and inspect your rental proper �4 *V> { y* ^ • Iu w m ■ ttinued fro m p « r« one) >o f -each individual club- Tes Api n 0 y sal fy*F7*t The opening of R affeld ’a, an ex­ JA CKSONVILLE, Kin., Dec. 2 —(A*)—The Southern conference clusive Indies’ ready to w ear shop S h e a. re r counaeled a per- looks w ith kindly eye upon the ever at 210 Sanford Avenue, in sched­ check*up of th e women, t o ; lengthening lift of minor sport* in uled for tom orrow and everything ftoma w ere not g re a tly in n r -1 S(>uthem collcm-s. Lenders of the ill th e ir ren t, m entioning in <•,inference have voiced on many ^ is in readiness foi g reetin g inn • I I ■nnection, Benjam in F rank- occasions the hehalf that the lan d new etistom eis nvrni ding to ,d a lly atocktakinft of his »uc- £bt, grow th of tennis, swimming, I A1 ilaffeld, the owner. e n d failu res In his hum an lacrosse and other trnmes on tahlps. In the course of (b), ,.t|||p^c otliletir program will [ The new store is said to lie one m ark# Mr*. S h earer c o tn p li- ; hasten tfie day win mi wtOI rnnmliMj of the most modern in cen tral Flo­ I equipment Ml® local organization on physical udiirntion for 1 In* whoh* , rida. It lias new throughout and the latest models jf prosperous condition, nnd Student laxly will he reached. in wom en’s wear have arrived and ^ g re a te r in terest, nnd fenl .S o u th ern co lle g e . which for a DC Work of t h o ' ‘Samlnolo Ion* tim e lagged bfhiuil the insli- are to he on display uariy Friday ;« j—\ j r. why can’t I llava a akin L y uko other girls?' W b^ do I [m tf'F W e ra tfo n o f ..W omen’s t'utlohs fif the East and West in m orning. have to have these ugly plmplea, ,;p f ^yhich Mrs. A lexander I developm ent of minor gam*-.-* and The windows of th e *t«rrr have •jlotches and blackbeadaT Byfir-president. pitnitmii com petition. have rapidly heon finished in a lig h t oak opal • If v could only som ething !I camptts ^ nfbrd d u ll is alw ays K ln d |r(jn)[. (ll the f«re. A few years I the fixtures are of the well known (hat would c-IeuF up, tqyfglnn and t# g konie back to its platform | have seen the rise of golf ami ten- . (Sraml Itapids make. Mr. Itnffeld give me hack rity soft, roftjr cORt“^ILady Lucy,” Mrs. W. F. ' n js 1(l the tournam ent plain- while has already decorated them for his plexfoii, 1 know ’wkjrfftmn*! v; :> f m i t t , a form er m em ber, w h o 1 wrt.s lh ng and boxing have m- ; opening, piaa S^l In tho t ^ r l d ! " b a t can I i :a . iSch with honors from her vaded tlie far South college-. Side cases of walnut line the in is thw you talking? If it Is, you ™,,*g s ta te president, and her | T rm.k, whose slalu s is sim ilar to tm-ior amt contain, on one snl,. don’t have to worry a m inute! Ju at O f f ic e of education chairm an )|nll ,lllf.kl. ,|m||. though by n» of the store, the coats, dresses and hulId up the rich, red blood In your I« national group. In a very m(.im> u ........ .lo w in g card, has .............. .............. Then skin will, t b o a s wearing apparel. Cases body. ~ )in(, Hnf{your „ anybodT. ucJTSV1™ - Mrs. Blackman s ta t- |(N<1 providiMl with an annual lor the millinery, hosiery ami g ar Tha, ,, what 3 . S. 3 . haa been do^ | * t W 0 outstanding plans t h a t ' t.,tnfllJ wll|0 iournam e.it. m eats are t.-a tin- lig h t side of the |„ K for generations — helping Nutlonal com m ittee is e m p h n -, -------- ----------------- -” ' ........ ..... — ■■■— deportm ....... . ent, — ....... |lure in ut ui u »rich, *’ •red * " bloodI^Yuu • . ■ ww ' »»• looin. The shoe whiuh build ra n itoT the present, the m o v i n g . —= build rod blood-cells ho fas# th a t th e is not yet ready for nusiness, pieture pr^blom , and t h e cam paign I a n d w hen t h e f a c t s a r e once f ai r irnpiirllies th at ratine breaking out to lie in the rear of the stoic. Xituit llllteracv In (he United (lj-* looked in t h e face, r eme di al mi the Hkln hardly get Into th e sys­ Moden i dressing rooms ace pn tem before the pure blood annihi­ K « iU a .i m e a s u r e s will Is- t a k e n in t h e way i id<-d. M irrors for fitting line lates them—kills them rig h t out— j i - V ' ' Itl o rder to b r i n g a bout t h e lat- ,,f n i ght schools a n d individual of t#T, th ere was a c o n f b r e n c e i n ( f m t s . sui li as t ha t shown in t h - walls of the si.o r and every . a stops them from breaking out the skin ‘ W ftahlngton lad we e n Mr s S h e r , w o n d e r f u l work a m o n g illiterate-* w u ie n rr ha- been installed f..t i a through And then this rich, red, pure m a n , Mrs. B l a c k m a n , nn d Dr. ,T. in the m o u n t a i n r e g i o n - of tie- pill I Oils blood feeds mid nourishes th e tieJ . T lg c rt who h e a ds t he E d u c a t i o n Smi t h Me. If.it I. Id wa I i sues or the skin and keeps It looka l work for the g o v e r n m e n t . I* Both s p e a k e r s w er e exc ee di n g ly o w n e r of lie ( hi 1let, dtspo- i •; ..I lag healthy That's all there In to IL H ealthy, w a s-D r. T ig e rt’s opinjuti t h a t it | well i c ee l ved a nd wen- p r e s e n t ed Ills i n t r i r - t s e v e r a l m o u t h s ago i Wa tt - Impossible to get t h e neees w i t h s h e av e s of gladioli at t he en d Ills p o p u l a r i t y as a m e r c h a n t while vigorous red blond such as 3. S, S. .. . . . . . , i . i helps Nature build, *ary! fa cts without the he l p o f ' o f t h e i r S p e e c h e s , on I-li st Street is expected to bring V(m hoatlhy tfie 1 organized wonmnhuod o f 1 Th hostess*-.* for tin- a f t e r n o o n t h e a l l ­ ot! S a n fo rd A vc all over. It bonutlflea A m e r i c a , ' and so (he pl a n calls Mis. If. E, T o l a r , Mrs. \V. M. nU(, your skin — drives general surv«‘v, in whi ch Scott, Mrs. K. M. Ua l l owa v a nd t jj [Ile-id enl of the Sanford away pimples, blackUjg '# o m en will c o - o p e r a t e wi t h t h e Mrs. A l e x a n d e r V a u g h a n wcl r om heads. blotches, rnah, Men hunts’ Association i bolls untf eczema— • f « tt Superintendents of edt lca- ed e v e r y o n e at the door, a n d at ,,Hlt ,/h a t n o, ca n I do i a n d is an ;u five m e m b e r of the gives vyrm b m k your a p p e t i t e — 6 nVIni k s e r v e d tile Usual cup of firs t t h i s (dan will be c a r r i e d j ten f i n m a d a i n t i l y a ppoi nt *- I S a n f o r d < l i a i u h er of ( oiiiiiici ee luillds firm, ['lump tlesh a n d fills you full of new life mill e n e rg y, l a n d o f t h e h r \ an i.- ( 'lllli, one count v in e a c h s t n t e j table. All dr ug s t or ea aell 3 3 . 3. Oot the larger bottlo. It's inoro oco* * 0 l.lini-- i in iiei t - me la a! tm liomh al. IK W g fM N fK K M W IK M M fltttW n M M M M M W fttfW M A U I'i ,s| II.HI.non , ,,,n l h e n e h e 1 (© tM «twtnpted r* b ery > of th # ‘ C ity N ational B ank, I here Monday, hm* been postponed * again aw aiting a rriv a l of un u n - ; 1named relative from A tlanta. . J . cor DIES FROM vV/j • : n ■ if1 WT - i.i di n ON ALL Fall and W inter Millinery INJURY . i JACKSONVILLE,. Fla., Dee. :J. • <jip>—A. L. Head, m otorcycle ofI finer of the local police force, died today as a reault of Injuries late ; yesterday when hia cycle collided j with a bus. A co ro n er’s impo st | was called today. « » i Every H at in the Store will Be RitlUeed to almost to make room for our Spring Millinery For Two Days Only. Friday and Saturday A deep-sea d iver walked on the bottom of the Ellzpbedh rivyr from P ortsm outh to N orfolk, Vn . a distance of m ore thun a mile, in 60 minutes recently. THE: Q U A L IT Y SB x This Space Reserved Ended k overnlgH l T hera’s a way to #nd colds <o q u i c k and efficien t th a t we paid SI.(MIO.OOU to r it. T h a t way isf HILI S, It stops colds in 21 hours, checks fever, open* th e b o w els then tones the en tire system . Mil., lions employ it hccuuse it brings, m l i prom pt, com plete results, (i f 11 v it now.. III I.I.'S <'asenrn-Bromide.-t)ui mm*, | lire you get H IL L ’S, in the red box with p o rtra it. Al all d ru g g ists—<‘Ulc. FOR "'■Ye .- t a 1 \.\ in a Substantial Qj W atch T his P ag e Dai : l Perfection’s even heat ts better than m OU> TIME DANCE AT SIL VER L A K E CASINO m i m Highest 3 Friday December .‘i, 192f> g o o d M i:si( Quality Sfjuare and Round Datu-ing A. ('. (ilN D E Il. Manauir t: I t.. Though I have gas in my house I use my Perfection stove by preference. I Without the Penalty of High Price . & LoanAss n V; That’s the experience of Mrs. P. B. Haynes, 501 Peachtree St., Lakeland. Her letter follows— SANFORD, FLORIDA like it fo r cake baking especially . Retter than gas because it gives such i _>---- L. -. \ steady, even h ea t T f is fine for any Condensed Balance Sheet As Of November 5,1926 kind o f cooking” n A SSETS ¥ Cash in Banks M ortgages Kcceivultlo Loans on Stock A cco u n ts iteceiv ab le Stock Subscriptions Keceivalde Furniture and Fixtures S G u m D ip p e d T ir e s 12000.00 (iiiJO.OIi •'ires Iones an - bui ll lo give greater mileage nnd Del let m-i'\ ice than ain other tires made. Fin stones surpass all n! hers m inudity of materinis and workmanship —1he v art ■ the only humDipped Til VS. S i o i inr»-i.r>7 LIABILITIES Real Estate Loans Payable S Rt l Paid Up Stock Issued' $-i:MiM)ll.0D Installm ent Stock Issued HRMOO.ho I ’j oii.’in o .o o % S u rp lu s — R eserv e F u n d S u r p l u s — l 'n d i \ i d e d I T o f i l s F ob bust car it baking r e s u lt i, as m o s t w o m e n k n o w , s t e a d y hca^t and no d istu r b a n c e are e s s e n tia l. Perfection Stoves with “ L ive H eat” O vens fulfill th ese con d itions. ^A.nd for the fast bi owning of cookies and m ^ n g u c s, they are equally good.') (ill l!)^0.H'2 r.r> TO T A L ASSETS r- 111 1 I I riOOOnu.un .tOAH.II l l .’i-lo.HI Oil ]• il'est one prie es are vet■y reasonable. ‘nine in ; get our prices Oil these wonderful lire s and tubes —our big s lock includes everv size and type. l UDH.Df. u ,i Jp,' e’-:f RAY BROS. WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SUPPLY 10!) W. FIRST ST. W i ®t'4. '• •$ ? fe -: & A 3 0 0 0 P ou n d s Fish Just R eceiv ed The flame n ever varies, once you set it. Put in your cakes, and you need not glance a|j the flam e again! It will nro »*crccp up.” PHONE :,hs Iff t A' w: i- ’ 517 E. FIRST ST. fe :;* PHONE 481W — 1u « a H a a a a a a ■ PKRFBCTION STOVB C o., Ailf i t Bntck-tC S»t tktm t»day—A»y dt*l*r'» Cl S ■ Fal.es this nccasinn in (hank the many-Sanford peo­ ple who patronized mn- local store upon its opening Saturday. The many thrifty buyers who saved $5 and more by buying our special high grade stock of cut price tires and lubtis will find similar hurguina here always. An entire new shipm ent has been re­ ceived and will be sacrificed during the coming week. ■ 1 LIVE AND DRESSED TENNESSEE FOWLS S e m in o le Fish a n d Poultry M arket The Sanford Auto Tire Co. i The Home o f United States Tires 2»H 1-2 W est First St. ,?>ed Srapper Pompano M ango Snapper Fresh Water Salt W ater Trout Trout Blue Fish Mullet Baltimore Oysters Shrimps It m M ■ « ■ Perfections range in size from our finest I bui^er stove with built-in oven to a one-bur cam pstove. Priced from 5125 to $7.00. Ask your dealer to showyou the newest 3 and 4 burner Perfect ions, T h e y are com­ plete stove outfits with many new features. G ray porce­ lain enamel tops. G ray legs and satin black body finish. W h ite enam el w arm ing ca b in e ts. L a rg e ovens. Flame Stays A s Set m1 fy'X K ’/ V See Them Today U n iform ly p e r fe c t baking is assured, for freshly heated air circulates quickly around the food. Then 19 27 M O D E L S it ’s fo rced o u t of the oven, N ew Colorsr carrying excess moisture and odors. * ’i Enamel Tops Vv TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL $i:il IHf.-1.57 T. J. Miller, Pres., II. R. Stevens, Vice- Pres., A. P. Connelly. Sec’y. and Treus., Leo. A de Coll Alby. S. O. Shinholser, I). L. Thrasher. B. F. Whitner, For­ rest Lake, John Meisch. It. B. rhapmau, olTici-rs and directors. The nicest way lo save money, the ideal way In buikl your home, be one of the many helping to build your City. Office 224 Magnolia Avc., Hanford. Fla. Certified correct: Williams, Monahan and Associates, Public Accountants and Auditors, Sanford, Flor­ ida, h.v J. S. WILLIAMS. H ave your d ealer dem onstrate the ne Perfection Stoves with “ Live Heat” 0? Y ou’ll probably agree with Mrs. Hayneil ^they are “ better than gas.” n :i W A R N IN G ! U l« M " T “ "Jr Special Sale Ends Saturday N igh t >ly faautaa P«rI*etIoa wlekt on PtriMtloa I with rtdtrtomaUt. Otkwa wil| .o*b m ,troabU, 5‘ iW ^ rWT setion - WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES The Sanford Auto Tire Company « iiiiiiH ia n a iiiia a iH in i l |n n i l H 5 ■ **',-. i a u u illln a V.v ;vA jji fj* rxC-.y y m i'M . ..... f-xH’i m wMm V*V �_- L ite r ^ D o a r r o N h* eD dUcer h i to*. ,-y N*W Y o rV £ l4 * l 112 Because it.co n tain s m a rt Vitar e ' W h rt M v ^ A NKW YORK, Dec. t - m g i ' eluded among tb'bel Ubder t mines than any -fo o d ybti can get. lptured By ___i f o r T h irty Y ears mentions of a possible effo rt ''t o gatlon by th e g o v ern m en t" You’ll be* glad to 'k n o w t h a t Cod Pledged S vote* AU Of T im e P M g ed To Supjfito W et curtail the power o / 'Commissioner nettiop with the glgarttlC lW I Liver Oil comes in su g ar coated [^ B u sin ess In terests A View Of Premier Fer^u^on Landis are contained in a state- rplra'cy which waa tal^vn . tablets now, so if you really w ant aiunt by Jacob Ruppert, president cclzurc here lnstf Auguktf Jfr - I" put 10 or 20 pounds of solid, ( TORONTO, Dec. 2—</P)-VThe of the New York Yankees. steam- er (Cretan and « :’ 1 '" 'T’^lj Dec. 2._WP).—O peratic flesh y o uUrr UVIICB bones KIIU and , healthy «»VUJ IIV IM1 9on|| JfW I am in favor of continuing L e world for th irty W i . .province of O ntario, dry for 10 go of nlcohdl, the Boston * d v erwp„ nnd stron|fi u k the U n. I.andis in office,’! he says, "b u t 1 l mmi Calve now 1» a Pjac- years, has gone wet. In elections scr says today. ‘ ! ion Pharm acy o r any d ru g g ist for L-jiinMer in southern^ held yesterday throughout the have in mind a plan that both .ndholder More than tw o scoreiptM O M in-, „ ,.<)X f McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil leagues appoint committees of province for the 112 sea ts in the three men to revise the mWjor eluding Lewis H. Rothchlld, v ic e -, r„m poUnd T ablets, ith ine the nni* connection w itn legislature at least HO members, league agreem ent and the ag ree­ president of the Chelsea E xchange, Only flo cents fo r 60 tab lets and (ST 5 l. U th ro u g h .ho pledged to support P rem ier CJ. ment with Landis. Such changes Bank of New York, and two of his jf Vuu don't gain fiv e pounds In [even pupil® -ho t r a w I f H ow ard Kergus'mVs polled fo r govassistan ts have been indicted. , ;lq ,iByK your j„ authortzns they recommend can be re p o rt­ [month* each year. Tho e r n m e ^ i control of the sale of The A dvertiser quotes at> un(„ hand you back your money, ed hack to all the club owners rtext S pu'its| and hecr, w ere elected. spring, whs named official pa say lh g tn a t th e: l„sij,t on McCoy’*, th e /o rig in a l vvhe *c«p *cap th e n adopt tflitti the New York judges used tbgitr Influ- lim| Kenuine, Only tw o rejnote constiti^ei^ics reamL re-el«el thd eommissioger.* 1cnee to secure"Im m unity t o t me.nmafned unreported. , f " o |e t y p p n t said, is the t l,erH 0f tjlp g „ n(ri jn providing pro­ On the liquor issue, F e rg u so n ,, v,ew of a g reat many American jlhfr dolls, conservutive,. a m count on the | League h o k t but bis fc- tcction to those unloading cargoes i a :t y e is f ir w f u tb w m support of four Independent lib e ra l; f„su! to describe the changes he and In getting money back for the i the pUbllfl/* « m e ; a«alve leaders who broke aw ay from W. , has in mind has led baseball men enterprises \v’ f . I rNoW, l Khali live in peace. E. N. Sinclair, the Liberal opposi 1 least, a score !}tave been i L Wiid and rocky upland tion leader and the solitary Labor to believe th at a concerted e ffo rt madia (Millionaires . tb j |'t h e eperawill be made by American League tlons of this vast runi rin g ,’* the! Pevennewhnmintains In the m em ber elected. pent of A v e y K o n ,f ia n c e , 1■ By tho vote of the people they owners to curtail the power of the official declared. * | by craggy llfaaatorih havov indicated that the operation commissioner when the leagues Kothrhiid lias issued a s ta te - 1 No man or woman can m ake a „d an un/oreKted plateau, of the O ntario Tem perance a ft ns hold their annual meeting in Chi­ ment denying any connection with [ mistake by Hushing th e kidneys ■ live Is living in th e elev- a method for enforcing tem perance cago, Dec. 10. (he ring. ouiisionnlly, says a well-known National League m agnates have tury castle of h er child- wns not considered a success. authority. Eating too much rich imfThe dlvn who so Much antagonirm against the act. indicated their desire to return ‘’""<1 creates acids, which excite L|y knew Queen Victoria, which provided fo rthe sale of li Landis to office for seven years Spanish Woman Is • he kidneys. They become over­ t_, (lf the United S tates, qunr only on doctor's prescriptions, at tile coming meeting, although worked from the strnin, get slugDonor to Red Cross , b . t s nnd composers, O b- was due to the claim that it had his term does not expire until Nov, aidt and fail to filter the waste ingt' ’t 'and Verlaine, ami who made things easy for bootleggers. 2(1, 1!>27. The heads of the older and poisons from the blood.- Then WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.—</P» th De Kesko and Melba, Rheumatism,' hciidPrem ier Ferguson on (he stump circuit seek no change m the con­ Mo»'«d with sym pathy fo r h u rri­ we get sick. peasants of this district pointed out that persons feigning ditions under which Landis now ai hi s. liver trouble, nervousness, cane sufferers in Florida, a S pan­ dizziness, sleeplessness and u rin ­ st friends. $ illness could secure prescriptions rules erganized baseball. me. Calve is not idling for liquor at a vendor’s store. Hi Iluppert said lie believed iie ish subject, Scnora P ila r E. S an­ ary disorders often come from r time. There, are set >n charged th a t $5,000,0(10 was spent | would have the backing of the inn- chez Y. Jnnco, of M adrid, hus sluggish kidneys. jostty of h e r'b w n selec- annuaily yfnr liquor purchased on | jorlty of Amerrcnn League owners sent a check for $4,000 to the The moment you feel a dull ache !fn she Is train in g to sing. prescriptions. in opposing the election of Landis American Natimuil Red Cross for in the kidneys, or your back hurts, Mves In R etirem ent UI is expected that Prem ier in December. "I think next w inter rehabilitation work in the strick ­ or if the urine is cloudy, offens­ Calve has not appeared j Ferguson will .call the nedly elect- is the proper time to consider*, re- en Urea. The check wna fo rw ard ­ ive, full of sediment, irre g u la r pf lie public in fo u r year* .ed L egislature into session at an election." he explained. While it ed by Ogdeii II. Hnipmond, A m er­ passage or attended by a sensa­ doubtful if a geneval uu- yearly date for the: purpose oP giv- is true his term may expire In ican am bassador tb Spain, to tion of scalding, begin drinking a B. Kellogg. *secretary of quail of w ater each day, also get lill ever h ea r her voic*> i |ng effect to his proposals for November, 1!I27, he inis the right Frank I state, and tran sm itted by Mr. Ket- about four ounces of Jud Salts to call u joint m eeting at any time During three m onths of j governm ent control. from any pharm acy; take a tablei log In the Red C'.rosH. Iter season j i he takes her During the campuigii it was lic sees fit. spoonful in a glass of w ater be­ Nice, but m utilde of tho stated lha* Prem ier Ferguson’s aii)gs th e'C alv e m enage program would provide fo r' per­ The recent discovery of more (FORDHAM CAPTAIN ELECTED fore breakfast, nnd in n few duys your kidneys niny net fine. 'pUbliciti?la this French m its for every person over 21 than 200 flint axes in a small area t NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—t/lM. This famous salts is m ade from Fordluuu has a new foutbiitl cap ­ years of age to obtain liquor or in W’hittinghnm . England, has jy nut to * be seen. So It is be­ tain but no coach today. The squad the acid of grapes and lemon juice, that she has consistently beeer at governm ent’s vendors’ created wide interest. Ito oppeur before the puh- places a t a reasonable cost. The liev'd th a t in remote tim es ther* elected Rill F easter, tackle, to lead combined with lithin, and hns been ny occasion, though her cards would be subject to cancella­ m ust have been a workshop there the eleven yestrday ju st ns Frank used for years to flush nnd stim u­ Provencal ch arities a r • tion if the privileges they gave where the tools were m anufactur­ (■urgnU, conch for five years, was late the kidneys . also to help neutralize the acids in tho system, announcing his resignation were abused. ed. heuvy. (fieri M f c M f M t t A 'I i d T r i blood pure, thereby oftan avoiding serious kidney com plications. Subsidies will bo granted to heads of fam ilies in Spain who have eig h t or more children de­ pendent upon them . T here are In ltuly 10,000 fam ilies With ten chil­ dren or m ore each. — _______, ________________ MV'** - - „ , fort 'Walker’s direction, te .because of law sulU itii t li vtdvlng deals In Florida real es­ tate caused the young man to 3 ■atm a«k protection, the mayor, said. Mrt. Heckschcr, who separated frotp her.Hhstand a year ago, said the story "amueed” her. The eld­ ' er Heckacher would not comment. nlcad with tba . Foltco have revealed also that young Ifeckschtr. i7 u s g f, : \ ' ...y . va ., J r: f ’'rtm i; n:t..,:m RUN DOWN MgN \ ELECTRIC WAFFLE it,.-.,. IRONS J A e c tr ic r a n g e s B u y ner one now. She will appreciate It every dey. Better food for bet­ ter people. H ot, crisp wafftea are a wet com e addition to eny meal. Alwaya raady^ $66.00 to $ 1 0 00 to $15.00 $738.00 .Give Bledtical Gifts si “ / i I I ■xj = \\: ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR SETS Percolating while you welt Freah, hot arom atic coffee that te aatlefytns m*m $17 -*'*LKCTmO .V *• * * VACUUM V-*i CLEANER Cteena cleaner carpet*, rugs, aCTfeciaas*'*1 ' '449-00,.n d * 7 9 -0 0 . oo to i^eaoo com plete. FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT C Q M tS C H A N D I»I DfPARTM KNT 218 E. F irst AS 'H* *•’ X ) i i F __. cigarette tobacco. Vll say it is! I ought to know. Been rolling ’em with P. A* 9 0 many years, I cjildn’t say when I started. 0 ^ A cigarette nude with good old P. A* U cool $nd sweet, like a glas* of milk at the ^>ring-house door. It has plenty of body, bo. ‘iT ^ T ; In th* vjfcy. T r a a r ii. . . . .you know that ^ tba tidy » d do. Frapflitt at it burnt too, - ' cigarettes is the wey the tobacco’s cut. It nays^ight ii^ e p fp e fe Doesn’t dance around, with die first breete that cornea along. That means less waste ip both tobacco and time. I can smoke one right after the atier wiboi^t puttitig « w*fe $dge on my tongue or throat. If you want tQ make the best little cigarette you ever rolled, get, some P r ix ^ f e A ll W hat Stokes Seed Offer You r a n c is c . s t o k e s I MADE it myself . . . with Prince and the makin’s papers. Prince ( hope to teU you! Sure, it’# a &. co., S ced w ^ < have opened a perm anent office at long anticipated the tbpe w hen we c y contact w ith our cuatomera In Etoric kind o f aged hualneaa la b vegetable grower* and w e a cloaer contact. Our firm varietal typea. O ur aiicccaa ha* been built uppi^. haOon- V ariety sim plification has resulted in the p o o f 85 Super-Standtrd rtraths, som e o f w hich have 8 roved themaelvag unutuaUy aucceaaful In Florida. je*c U the new tognato * "1 . i P .> ■ v i-p m a hybrid developad by the United Stale* Department i Apicghur*- Our finn has led in the cbrnyetdal x m eat of thh strain. :\ 1 P. A. r< mM fnry*lM> A ni rfw rl •Ilk trtry 4lf o/ klu m i p*nk w m m i k r tArtyec# 4Ik*rt ft m m . tW ly ^ w U d ^ m ^ i has rescued___ ________ ^ i o y ^ r o i d j f c n y ^ Ify a u V o ^ w d to femkt * « p * » « fd t ypu <Ma’» * r'W aco A lb ^ rt. jWur pe*«ord to pipcP«<* !' ‘-'I .Wek* “ bolb "•*0 r' A i '■ % ; h AaiiAei tbUaf HheAb«*i P. A. fw .ilIa M lD h a V M i" ; - *IV-, :r i ,: ' ^ 1 mhaccQ ■ts j f w j p - % ■ * g||g ig ... ' Phone 27 i -t I iI 4t • - .11 4^9* call a ' I ; ,,,.^-,...,.4-,-... . - _ ft';..* itZfxCYilI ± �.AI&&A h -'jn -s -y Art Ml I': —jpssSA i-.ltd & g a t m f t S r o u t ^ r ****** &d! ien and women,,all UtTH in o W tu I On iw ^ B S T B w u h i? •«• MM nr One. old man, perhaps rem iniscent of foritier days, ff$. l u b ailo r M t«a«li Dr. P ritchett, of the C. clared. '*1 don’t know much about the printing business, but JO# RATKI foundation, reports to Dr. ., 1 thought maybe I could turn the crank on the press.” Vie - -. BIX Huntn*—13 60 tJHx by Currier, per told him th at the cranks had gone out. Another friend said of Columbia, th at Zionism I --- w««kly Edition . $1 CO. estine cannot be a success. • ■* _______ that v . i m w Ihe H . lhad id u u l x ii Ilia n y tn t a U | & u •and • H U that m a t while W H IItJ been a newspaperman years ago Industry cannot be m ade profit­ m i / D E r A ll o b itu a r y ) he had probably forgotten much of whut he once knew about able, and bringing in m any Jew s annoy* the Arabs. So cay* Dr, «|* •MmSfnmimu'whiyi1tyfK!’ W0UJd bo “glad to roll up my sleeves and go to it.” P ritchett. t'A 1®* m 77?" . „ G oes-m Jus m up a uTrte shortening . lem beraPlan ______ _ • w d t» ,f Mrs. F. E. R a m illat’s dinner has been th e c h a rm in g guest of n o a M . ' t t o ' w B S ' * * f° r c o n v e y leetiritf December 10 Entertained By Mrs. Mr"’ John gown was of ridf blue cu t velvet ft w T m v vo i i Wedncs- Dec.’ 1 a t th e .T e r t t t ii 1 mixing A t Hotel In DeLand Tj - i i t i i e nu "n " TW,r e d n e "s dVa ”y * t,ay bnnded in grny iqr. ^or h e r bom® in orinm io. Hospital. The baby _ up PigwT The fo rm al o f F on Wednes­ and sequin robe nt white worn hv Mis* Ava W rig it was atttrod in named Cornelia France*. WHOLE WHEAT|' day evening o f f M°t*l F o rrest Mrs The Col. A rthur Erw in C hapter, Raymond Key. Mrs. De n frock of claret red velvet, a baraday > ^Viyirt'iuin*1-it ch*r*<^j The Herald is rather proud of the fact that it was able Mr. nnd Mr*. W. V. W heeler nnd Mrs. J. B. L ittle 1 was hostes* nn Lake, which b J * ts second sendraped model siaidvd with rhlno- D. A. R., of De Land, will hold u Wednesday afternoon a t bridge nt Mr. and Mr*. W. IL Reitz re­ 3 CuP>VboU] ~— -■ * 8‘ to cope with the situation without the aid o f anyone outside Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Woolfolk, Too had to unnoy Arab*, but c o l oof n black l" h and StU,min»f „ of tW F i h t Bap- Bon, w^s f e a t / “ Y n dinner gown y sectional meeting Dec. 10, to which ASSOCIATED PJtKMS the shop. Ad solicitors, stenographers and reporters, show ­ Dr. P ritchett niu*t know th a t Jew* re«| figured xtones. turned home Sunday evening from her home on the We*t Side, her ?« TssyaJ Misses M argaret, Virginia r 'o Ul hold business and dance n t t e n d e / mnnY local peo­ g eo rg elte with full skirt of flack p r*M ,B Mrtuuguests were were th} thv member* o f the ' Cubn, w here they spent a :'ort- Mnry Woolfolk and Mias G Mrs. W. A. L ttlle r’s handsome th e members „f the Salllc H arri- guests tU d to the u*« for re. ing a most praiseworthy spirit of loyalty, turned to the back owned Palestine long ago, and are 1 Tabltipofq i ple and a n u / ° f Parties from at 3 : 3 Q , o’clock a t of ull news UUpatch.* night. hack their own. t # 8. alvin league’s exquisite nock was an elaborate a ffa ir i f son C hapter and all visiting daugh- "Gude Tyme" . me" Bri Bridge Club. of P ittsburgh, Pa., who are • office and did work they were not supposed to know how to taking neighboring t Irs. Bamey Beck. mi M l . P W und **•" the 4 1 tespoont white beaded in »rysU |H n n d s llv jr. ter» are urged to attend. The Money, intelligence, energy and P \PUbllahe.l herein. A ■; Polnsettias and red hibiscus ing the w inter a t Winter S 7 V T " f fl"sh — inin bodice k( t ,iir and cafeteria D ecoratin were mnny m eeting wi do, taking up the job where it was left in the middle of the 3 will power work wonder*. The republicutlon nr aperlal "pen with n luncheon with greenery accentuated Of Valencia l^ae crepe g eo rg ette <npoo»t: Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I). Couch n n d ; were the guest* of Mr. and the herein are nl.o reserved morning and gettin g the paper out on time. women of th e' Holy beau tifu l fIcfbff°r ' nK» sen t by b e . 5 „ l ........ . Jews possess alt four and will use a t the East Wood Terrace. over silver lac# was the dinner color scheme of red and___ green _______ Mr “ f"1 Mrs. W. I. T yler formed j William Moore Scott Wedn*»». KCipan ,*| Church a t the Ipcal o r g a n ! r 18 an(l individuals. * Mrs. Brooks \\ hitc, state regent , To all who stood by us in the crisis ju st past, The Herald them. 8°° W wn worn JRSD AY, DEC. 2, 1020 L pastel tinted rainbmv I m ,T|, W 0J'n ^by *Ifrs. Frnnk M iller Tallies ilone in C hristm as iden* 11 m°to rin g to De Imnd Tues- 1Mr. Woolfolk is vice president Arabs outnum ber Jew* ten to 0n Oak Avenue. S if t flo u r, A m ong t h / ' re re n handsom e is deeply indebted and offers this word of thanks. • 'frock was the lovely gown worn bv ° " shoul<,<*r wns n Inrgc pink will he present to presidp a t tliM Were used in keeping scores f o r i ’*"y ‘' ven*nK attend "The S tu - , the Am erican F ru it Grower*. one in Palestine. Jews outw eigh "parcrit-Teaeher 'AkhorsdAhoe chrysanthe■ R A ID fl/ATPORM b a k in g pow derS Wallace Wright velvet, rose, vvhi whijh added a touch m eeting. The purpose of the m eet­ the card game, and a fte r the usual ,lcnt Princ*-" -0 the Arab* u thousand to one when i --------i ; Itlng Wufhk s i n t F e Seminole County'; I'efjMr*. Robert J. u..ily*» dinner " rf co ing is to get the D aughters of this n trasting cdlori ( Cut fat into dry | contrasting it comes to thinking, and th in k in g "num “ *ber of* progressions scores „ --------| VIOLIN CLASS V *»*• a t a a uf era's tre a t Side Primary Schoil. B knk/'andA 1* 0 basket of roses' d istrict together so th a t M rs. is whut counts, not number*. a n d m i* with i gown was a handsome model o f , Mr"‘ J '>P Chigentlen worn n Ru*h St. John of Miami arrived i MISS ELEANOR H e rrin * , w ere added. The prize for top •• »A. r*| from n tho i ,f ° rd C ham ber of celestial blue cut velvet,- • w a te r re a te te daefcaea. i frock a f flush pirft georgette bend­ W hite may present her plan i f score, a Madeira tray cover, wns here Wednesday to join his wife, | noum.es tho reopening, o f sm ooth dough ii^ SavingB deposits in the banka of the United States on work. C o istn w tJL , I ► r IRAV ' * The worst situation in C hina o r * . '. ! " cry!,lftls.’won by Mrs. I). C. Howard. Second who has been spending some time class In violin lessons to o n slightly flouL i June .30, the most recent date on which the figures were since ConterkC[be various dinner. , Mrs. William Moore Scott w a. liv e r CeaeV' All members of the Snllie H a rri­ the Boxer rebellion causes 'Vl' r' Mrs. Marlmve'f’ was of ^Ice foV'the women o f dinner n handsome rohp of white heavily rs ' M,' r,‘nvt''C frock was high score prize, n dainty hand here with her parents, Mr. and Ja n u a ry .1, 1D27 a t B ll e t whit# w ar. t -i* cut. B ak eo o g rt^ available, totaled $24,200,000,000. |mnill„K landing of British and French 1 French Avenue. *ri*h hy the chapel tables w i” '*’ Finss baskets of beaded in pearls and crystals ■' M i n k crepe bn ck 'jiu in with beid- son ( huptcr and visiting dnnghters m ade hnndkerehiof, w ent to Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Zachary. teaala coart., No, there is no typographical error in the report of those j fighters irk ed by United S tatca who expect to attend are requested j i o f cut stee*. 450 d«grt«l led by Mrs. Alex- p a a te l-tl/, r Iowers «nd lighted J. R. Adams. The cut prize, n Gold I n c over royal blue w,.s .. , , , J , marines. Four American d°stroy•* k a lltla i pre- figures. Twenty-four BILLION, two hundred million dollars m,,ri"‘“< ta p e rs i / ver holders. the becoming g„wn worn hv Mrs I ° r salmon colored gcor- to notify Mrs. R. K. Tolnr not later shoulder bouquet, fell to tho lot of •a. hetala. ep arters arc sent to Hankow. •• % c A ftew nor dancing was en ­ W. Theodore Langley is the sum. And since the thirtieth of June, it is believed Bennctt will en ter| gette with trlmwings of crystal than Monday. I Mrs. J. C. Stapler. . ........ .. 'miiKiry, I * It is said our governm ent “ will alsalea a t flea merajoyed u f i>to hour. Tho music The regular m eeting of (ho Salof the Book Lover* that another BILLION,dollars have been added to life sav­ China." A good idea. It Isn't . Mrs. D. L. T hrasher was lovely I beads was the gown worn by Mrs. A fte r the aw arding of the prize, lie H arrison C hapter, which wns [lock nt her home on w as fu F cd hy P rofessor John m n stunning frock of shell pink ! w •$ h o e l e w e r e ings uccounts. our country or our fight. Why "'Vw' the hostess served chicken pilau, I «ihe Maaror. to have been held Dec. 10 with Mrs. G ra y ’s r ,e8* ,ra from C harleston, Mtro ,vns attire d in .vns nue. pickles, nut bread and hot chocogeorgette beaded, worn with an ex- ■ M r \' Percy M ' The people of America have drawn more than eight should we mix in it? • f m." • * heaatlflra|»i b -rk ta lle ttt ry rn >, • a la r, c A. M. He Forrest and Mrs. John Into. will hold it* rogular S. C.7 num ber of in terestin g quisite Spanish shawl. h •ratam hundred million dollars in interest on their savings accounts Leonardi as hostesses, h a , been 5 v ,c _ l I >vl! .\v S. Titirh fhjiw!. Celebration of the 150th annit;,T0 o’clock a t the fo a tu / ncp8 w erc introduced d u ­ for Istresse d this year. And more anil more o f these people are adopting Mrs. John Meiseh Jr. wns re».il Those playing were Mrs. J. R .' Call the Willard flattery postponed until Dec. 17. ring /evening. ersary of American Independence |T. K. Thornlcy, 1812 (o ra l pink irfpe romnine tended Adam*. Mrs. A. H. Beckwith, Mrs. m a gown of black velvet hemic,|'m J i the practice of leaving their interest in the bank to be com­ ended yesterday, closing up the T f/iz o for tho lucky dance rhinejtonrs. Men— \Yre recharge and re­ >v/ L iver and Torn o v -r silver D. C. Howard. Mrs. B. R. Gray, se«|iu-centenninl exhibition. pounded. a gfjjece, was won by Mr. nnd Between 5nmi and ilium ^T O D A Y 'S B IB LE VERSE. u n til w a « th . i£wn w.* n l y M rs pair all makes of batteries. Mrs. Verne ('. M essenger, Mrs. ,1 \ big show ending with n defi- i Especially becoming wa< tm V™- M- Martin ua slain anm ialh in the S citiH b highMrs / n|,8 I'- Wells. Much mcrI*rom many savings accounts Christm as spending money cit The E GOD OF MERCY—“O MONDAY F nnk A.t Neill. C. S tapler, Mrs. K. K. Page. Mrs of #5,2110,00, had th ree d iffi- J and opons her houJ D «A!OC*A s • i 1 g' o f Israel, there is no will be taken. But most of the money going as it will to the cullies not ready in time, not the rim /)fnH caused ny the comic F ' l l n T ' U',lla,1(1 M Howard |luti.*kV frock was lunds. I I .n COTTACRA. W. Lowe and .Mrs. Raleigh • L n ii th ik»c judges :..,i— .... - i.'i ..the lasniom d of peach pink georgette |aild of Holy Cron* dnry‘a,,<l T hcc in the heaven, nor merchants and (hen back again to the people will once more right kind of show, not advertised. aw.arded of ( eil blue itiV! orange riguved King. and beaded in rb inestones. ' Inr th e season. uri’h will m eet a t 3 p rA ? M ayor F o rrest Lake and W which koepest rove Mrs. J. |>. W oodruff's frock was crepe de chine. t And ahewent m ercy unto Thy lie returned to .savings accounts with seem ingly no end in home of Mth. A. P. Mr - W allace W right. PHONE 518 Mrs. Hlaamfiild llulii'k wore' ;» A reolt against President Calles j The ninny friends of Mrs. Harold *|nta, th a t walk before Thee I .-oght for the vast increase in the number of dollars being <T gold lace worn over Valem'in park Avenue. or F o rre st Luke, Mr. and lovely gown of throw n and tan (\ie le will regret to learn that she ,•11 th e ir h ea rts." 2 Chron stored away for the proverbial "rainy day,” or for the sensi­ is reported sweeping through M ex­ blue taffeta. Club will m eet with ymond Key and Mr. and ico, with armed men in the field in crepe meteor. > j ( ‘‘rtain Indian irib?, lit; ill nt her home in Rose Court. 3»3jk-=i Mrs. W. C. Hill was attired i.i ble investment that money in intelligent care can always nine states. *!um mi Park Avenue eorge A. DL> C ottcs formed ■fu t the powdered bow,, £ R A Y E R -B e Thou exalted. find. Mrs. Dighton arns gowned in a frock of black velvet headed iff, tk. of five a t dinner. Calles will renlize th at when ho ancestors. In Thine own Ktrength; ho Alice blue crep^. with sk irt fash- , Mr. nnd Mrs. D. G. Brock <>f ’• sing and praise Thy power, On January 1st, 11)27, it is confidently predicted that attacks the Catholic church he a t ­ Igo and Mrs. W. Wallace sequins, the bodice heing made or ioned of crystal fringe. St. Louis, Mo„ were am ong the tucked blue georgette. -o taeeday it nnd Mr. und Mrs. Robert the largest number of new accounts will be opened in savings tacks ii power well organized, and visitors in Sanford on Wednesday. possessing great power over the GET THE BEST IE E N D OF T H E ROAD. Lutnenl of tlio. Wo* ■■■■■I A French}* frock of black and liio lly made up u p arty of banks ever recorded in one day’s business. The people of the minds of men. ... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell have w hite was worn by Mrs 15 W est W ashington Ljd have o bridq .* Flow er Urn.s, C oncrete block* Mrs. R. F. Donaldson motored to I w ' returned from New York, where ; shall I find ut the end of the United States are responding to the educational work of the ANNUAL I uhower for the m o th er large p arty was com- P o tter. Mrs. Ben Caswell. was of nil kind*, Roofing Tile, Ce­ ORLANDO Jacksonville Monday, where s h e 1 banks in their newspaper advertising. In some towns where they spent sevirnl weeks. road, William S. Rollerts, of Butte. m ent Coloring, Etc. from $e Societ/ at 3 o • ied o f Mr. and Mrs. J . I). Wood- gowned in dclph blue georgette was it guest at the Jackson Hotel. I j road whore the sunset lies? the banks keep up a system atic, continual campaign for Montana, bought a turkey and five The shoppe for th e little one'i Ml Rayniond Key nni Continuous from I p. m. to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mr. with elaborate headings and em­ , SANFORD CEMENT !, th ere be more of joy und less w ardrobe The many f ie n d s of <V. V. thrift und wise saving, increase in the number of savings small gold nuggets were found in broideries. l^ u llc r ** bostesse' It p. m. M rs. W. W. P o tte r and Dr. of pain Mrs. George Rice left Thursday its craw. The turkey came fro m LAY ETTES W heeler will regret to learn th at N OV ELTIES PRODUCTS CO. accounts is remarkable. ler thoso beckoning skies? M rs. Ben Caswell. Mr*. Edward F. Lane wore i he is ill a t th* Fernald-L nughtou afternoon for Tangerine, where a packing house. Nobody knows | 5th and M aple Phone 112-W BABY F U R N IT U R E Some one should be making laurel wreaths for Amer­ where it used to eat. There is a Eirfnekday FRIDAY Ir. and Mrs. Willlnm Moore lovely frock of coral pink crepe Hospital, she will spend the week-end with BOYS AND G IRLS 2 TO 6 th e colors deepen ns I draw ican banking institutions that go alter business through tragedy a gold mine somewhere, friends. of the P laygrouw cott had ns th eir g uests Mr. and near, flelty Aronson nnd an all impossible to locate it. .o'clock a t American newspapers. While getting their money back R. B. Woolfolk, Miss M arwill th e y fade Into g ra y ? ighton. star cast .anret Woolfolk, Miss Virginia A rthur Ynwell nnd George th e roed Is long and the road countless times over, the banks are contributing millions— Brocklmhn left Wednesday morn Woolfolk, Miss Mnry Woolfolk and But u worse tragedy is rep re­ 7' la stra n g e even BILLIONS—of dollars to the welfare of American peo­ COMPLETE LINE OF Kdnesday . , “EVERYBODY’S ing for Titusville, where they will Miss G regory of P ittsb u rg h , Pn. it I trav e l day by day. ple by showing them how to keep their money until it has sented by the man of genius. His SPECIAL SCENERY, WARDRC jlding Cirvi* will DRUGS spend several days hunting. brain contains intellectual gold I Mr. nnd Mr*. Bloomfield IluHck grown large enough to be used advantageously. ACTING" Tbcrt Sjieer ut had us th e ir guesLs Mr. and Mrs. nuggets of gigantic size. , tt shall I find n t the end of CIGARS — CANDY The banks in their advertising talks are showing the A N D ELECTRIC EFFECTS 1 But like the turkey, with the th e road, Mrs. J. G. Bull, Mrs. W. Wallace A. W. F ro st Hr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. C om odv DRINKS— DRUGS lumps of gold in its inside, the |n I’ve suld my Just good­ n n T 'inM W right, Mrs. Robert J. Holly and « " ay to prosperity. Indeed, tw enty-five “ T he f o u n ta in o f Y ou th ” A. W. F ro st Jr., o f Orlando. “ DODGING TROUBLE’ bye, BILLION dollars in the peoples savings accounts as 192G genius cunnot tell where he got it. Yo uwill receive courteous s e r­ Billie Hall motored to Orlando ALL A p a rty of fo u r for dinner were Mi lane News m I hear the fn r-o ff silent cull draws to a close would indicate that many thousands of the Cannot point to the celestial mine vice a t our fountain. Tuesday where they spent the day. I Mr. und M rs. C harles Powell J r. l l h quest of nearly everyone 1* for more nearly perfect whence genius conics. it call to the souls who dye? banks customers are already arrived in prosperity’s land. environm ent. and Mr. und Mrs. Jum es Allen Horton W alsh, who lias been ' P ittm an. •hall I flnd-ut the end of the alient, persistent, intelligent ud\ertising bv any reli­ The world has seen many am az­ B ig N oon-D ay Parade and Band' spending the past 10 days here o n ' Av road, Mr. and Mrs. F ran k MacNeill • F ounlain ouniin iofT v)outh f.°kU"dmore h'H than ctpitomc Perfection able bank can e o n v r t any community into a community of ■ ------four ofcenturies ago.at th« business, left Wednesday for Ills, .When the last long mile I ’ve savings bank patrons. And the best o f it is such patrons can ing things, from the Colossus of had a* th eir g u ests Mr. nnd Mrs. •Spaulding Cil Rhodes to the Falls of N iagara. Sanford & Geneva Ave. FIXTURES ’ trod ? homo at W ilmington, N. C, INCLUDING FAMOUS LIONS S. R. D ighton und Mr. and Mrs. Kitist CHuAh * lB "P aren t, though moderalimf In Edgewood T—-I shall find all I've pii/.ed m time be taught to figure almost everything in terms of The must am azing is the touehing j Joo C hittenden. wunout anrrlnee* of charm. Fine *ub*tantlal home* mid fa ilb of womankind. Our line of fixtures i* both orStic meeting 'If.os, on e a rth , interest on their money. Then comes consistent thrift, and St. P etersb u rg —$4110,000 bonds ! Mrs. Hall. widow of the imir- j Curb S erv ice—The Kind th a t Dining w ith Mr. und Mrs. How­ S " " "* ,rec" "nd on avenue* prnmUe beauty wltk j at the home M rs. QUARTETTE material happiness. nnm ental and serviceable at issued, for city im provem ents. LbU j love, my home, my Cod. Serves dered eleeg 'n tan and accused of his I ard Hullck were Mrs. David L. [of Thirteen*lr*ct. h i? r ° . r ° <,' rn,' y. Gn,r- bathing In healing waters. , 7 n e genuine savings prices. Why Im unicr, knows th at Ins body was 11 "I 1 >afh,,n* n"d a wonderland will he at your YOU Can hold a pn v ali' cmivri >:i | T i l l.' I p n , v T . , | Carrol!, ' c i r ^ a ^r ’ T h rash er and Mrs. W. Theodore EVERYTHING NEW THIS Real Home Made • ••und v v it Ii that of Mrs. Mills, a j * lay out larg e sum s when just Langley. iJust . address h',vp n ,,0,,klc‘ Kke you to read. ■ In public I f you speak some , „ !\, "* ’ ,M.( U K »« 1 H a ll-M ills I ria l is t h e a l ­ over the ‘Blnoss i a tongue or perfect English ■u ‘n i , a "I Ib t' pidM t'C iitiun to s e c u r e a m i s t r i a l S o m e o f t h e I'h o ir singer. She bus listened ini us attra ctiv e and serviceable ^ . .. ■ - O Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of W inter reports ‘ be ■■■■■■a a a g aaaaaaaBaaBaaBBaaaaBBaaaa| court to letters m which the re v -1 lorado S p rings (Ja/.ette. i m o r s , il is a lle g e d , w e n t t<» s le e p . W e d o n 't M a in e (h e m fixtures ra n be had ut economi­ U officers “ read P ark entertain ed u p arty of four. ocoml ulwrgyman w riting to the * • * * x < J » *w 4 * a m-u 4 h i • _ Mr. and M rs. Calvin Teague, Miss cal prices? See our line be­ i box for o r p h a n choir singer spokd of him self us )T * _♦ » a. • 4 | Ii . CO * u f e ty 'f ir s t and die- i " Z 'v n ( 'n u l t i lv ’ ' T ' i ^ 11 l a w ft fore 'to y in g . , 'Deane ‘ B u p lf" Wb ii youraolf a* a d e e r if you are i , V, ; n 'V ^ ,M k a r ti to s a y h o w m a n y t h o u s a n d s o f "Bnbykins." V 'f f v r . THEY ARE GOOD formed an o th er p arty . Yet Mrs. Hall testified tlm t she meet Inf f Into th e wocmIh during the , ” “ llH rs ,mV(’ ,H,|‘n s i» ‘n t «>n t h i s e a s e , b o th h y M rs M ills a n d BAKED DAILY is not sure that her husband was Mr. und Mrs. Roll und Lam ar [ decided have a ng *ea*ot.,— N ashville R nnner.; *««' s , » te . A lm o s t e v e r y o n e h a s a p r e t t v p o o d id e a o f w h o unfaithful. Pies Are Our Specialty Dean and Mr. and Mrs, John for .o circle riy ,,H ‘ *fU,.lt.y a r t >' i s,-, -----l' « « ri*"ly t h e j u r y m u s t k n o w . A v e r d ic t ■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaBBBBBa SANFORD Order Today—..\Vq deliver •T h « diatinguishing tr a it of the i ,,f n „ , il,,,,. the Meiseh J r. formed a p a rty of four. time j / g .......... jn tieth cen tu ry seem* to In Uh ! kini1 should he fortheomiiiR. .121 S. S anford Ave to any part of the city Iiinney, heavyweight champion, Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Mero e n te r­ Beginning December 11 the tfiree bunks in Sanford ■ i m lUity to live beyond its means, giving a harm less boxing exhibi­ tained u p arty of four a t dinner. will close ut • . D eL eo n S p r in g s, F la. irt of t^fternw on Every element oi rleston Mull. tion in a New York th eater, is a r ­ A nother p arty o t four was e n te r­ the of the (>■ THESANFORD FORUM been taken out oil rested. In the sam e city men 12 P. M. Each Saturday FRED A. BOSWELL, R ESID EN T MANAGER *, b tfrth c sub- tained by Dr. R. W. Rucker. FI rat and Elm Stre< V B risbane *eetna to think th a t knock each other senseless, one or Stucco. You can btl Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roum illnt, Itmoo^he study Hoover would make a b e tte r «uh- K,! w ' ^ r lhr S" Mf,,r'' , , V»V1‘I: I bicrcnsed competency! There was First National Bank , your exterior wall*i I iu r Sir In jo u r editorial which I never a time, however when it w.m two have been killed by blows in Mr. nnd M rs. F rank M iller and titu te for Coolidge th an running M id ran g e. x » '« the prize ring, and the "legal ■ ■ .■ ■ .■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a i aaBBBBaBBaaBBBBBBBBBBI 1 M iiB i|B M B iiiiB a ii a B B a a M a B a B a a B — Sanford Bai\k and Trust Co. S lot*. solutcly uniform iij .1 u so Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Lane form ed r t r a i i ^ ^ s r p r i T r urr * «»»yt hi n*c m<>n> t h « „ « fig h ts" are arran g ed so th at plen­ " v W h,a Annul- j human ecclesiastical court, with ty of blood m ay be spilled to de­ -------- o-------no streaks—beau Ib ordS hc hostess a p arty of six. Seminole County Sank * A dir*y ahot: llu rv ard 's gun Hints, wi know you did not menu lim ited jurisdiction in m inor civil light the crowd. O thers dining were Mr. and Mrs. refhmcnts. ture. Oriental Stuc to wound specifienBy the sensibilund ecclesinatical processes 1 club bent Yule'*. They might to Nothing puzzling about T unney’s S. H. Baumel, Mr. and Mrs. How­ ridnes^, afternoon i , ,u . itself readily to uf .ta k e it along to the football gam e ities of fairly decent people in our a rre st. In his stage exhibition ard Overlin, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Imeettn Mrs. H ercom m unity, hut m eant ra th e r to S t a t e d i n ' f t UtSl>n| ‘,f, ‘fj® Fu,,. f tl |» « t fall.— Exchange. tectural period. there is no g ra ft for anybody. expose with honest indignation ! ,l ,!"'t 11t,, W hite, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es L ■aaaaaaaaaBaBBaBBHBaBBaaaaaHIIHIIBB|^| ■■a a a a a a a a a a r -u what seemed to lie g ra ft in hluh 1 m| U ?■' l,ul ‘,'*,,t,n ue(l to funcWoIIh, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lcfflcr, mJors presont Ask us alxsut W h at wo w an t to know is how and holy places K :k ind of Appellate Court, The election of A rth u r R. Gould, |M (.'oil, Mrs. John Mr. nnd Mrs. Elton M oughton, Mr. ^ anyone on *uch n measly salary Like Dr. M anning you ,,»estion ! w m o l o r ‘IS’. a ! " V ^ '" '. m e in Maine, makes the senate Repub­ ; a t a governor's can afford to pitch I Mrs. W are, Miss and Mrs. E. J . T ro tte r, Mr. and lican by a close shave. R epubli­ the competence of a Catholic ee-i a 'P so it V T ‘ ■ ' • p arty like th u t one of BruiHloii'*. A Kelly, M rs. Mrs. C harles L. B ritt, Mr. nnd cans, IK; Democrats, 17; farm -In closiasticnl court to annul a mar- „om ethine lik..t 7 »l" y « 1 rlage contracted in St. Thom as' ,, V k lik« the Suprem o ( ourt | bor, one. A few am ong the 4K fr, } Touchstone Mrs. P. U. Monohau, Mr. and Mrs. From nil through the North Episcopal church th irty years he- , ,"1 ’ 'V 11 *'«s to u r judges apS Cunninghdin W illiam s, Mr. nnd Mrs. W nrren would be more accurately described Coma reports of blizzarda, iinpenas Republican rebels. Sm ith, Mr. und Mrs. Minel, Mrs. i (dale. fore. T hat M-ems fai^r enough r , " Th‘ V '* ^ N othing *o surely emphai atrable snows and icy gales. I'er- You are evidently, however, unlfke J For Sale By i / 'i |A "'1 •tl? 'y n 'p C arrie M arlowe, ponuld Smith, •Onally, we p refer hurricanes. the uniaue unique value that (Jhry Chrv Dr. Manning, more disquieted about r‘‘.,n,,,» t’r r n « h1t’, f,M,r ipr i« spending a Mr. and Mrs. W. B. W illiam s, Roy The bend of King George comes ifc.i ' --------- o “60” offer* a* the atte'm the length of tim e it took to reach i?,! 1. although off Irish Free S ta te coins. On Jaonville on husi- W illiam s, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. F o rs­ LVcW ill Rogers is bragging about the decision, than competence^ „ f I lhl‘!uH '‘« ^ H r y. compare Chrv»ler"60^’per ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Meyers Jfoing aixty mile* an hour. We the court to render it. , *'u' point to rem em ber is, that one side of the neW coins there ance with that o f other c surely will be an Irish harp, for know a couple of young bucks Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Poarm an Jr., Now us I have no connection 1 Io n ian Rota is an ecclesiastiReliable Building Supplies it* price das*. down here who walk th a t fast. w hntever with the Sacred Rota or i , 'vhich functions solely the o ther an Irish product, a sal­ nndy P ryor of Mr. and Mrs. P eter Paul, nnd Mr. --------- c — mon, a hare, a skillet are su g ­ the Roman Curia, I mu not ill no- ” ,r , *1(' biteiests of num bers of tin gested. The difference is so pronouned i>ky hero Wedries- and Mr*. A. Kcllehor. ■ give .................. ‘ ‘ and then only at 0_T he Tam pa Times has dressed j silion to d etail* ’ of Cathidii 'hurch, _! „you the .... ..... ............. Many hnndsonio gowns were —in sm oothness o f operatic!, looks iis as !' the ' "Vanderbilt-M arlborough ease Why not put the head of some .v. v w w e iii i>«ac. It ii iouhh case 1« th“ir -s l>crinl and legitim ate re ­ worn, one especially attractiv e be­ In wealth o f power, in alert IIrish fighting p atriot, jf-rhaps it wero going to u directors' when it was presented, who were ! ,JU,'8t' 'b lo u g h eom petent advofncf spent Mon- in g ‘feiko im ported model, u beaded sponse to steering w heel all JjAAg' the witnesses anil so forth. ' rates, Is il not ra th e r unwurrunt- Robert Em m ett, bunged as a felon - O -------v>lle and was a But, as. the *pastor thu vatiiuiiv Catholic |i l ben, for a broad-minded church 12 ,'i ycurs ago. throttle—that anybody d rifts ........ of — —v ...... . vMMii.fi. i it ir j'k in i l.iu 1 ..... _ i . i . i m un l l l f n M r M n m t l n i v L . .............. ' John Smith wishes to announci church jkson Hotel. in thin city, 1 urn reluctant; ,,kt‘ !, r Mannlnjr, to qm ^tion . or riding in the Chrysler *rr ! . • • " • . ' (||u iitliu * i> ilii /<M e l . . . _____ _______ « * p iju. M'h» I* not the William Brown *ly constrained to say, that in view l *11' integrity (,r the competency of 3 recognizes it at once. Ktntly reported us arrested.— of the luck of evidence, not to suy, il k’i'K established private f TOM SIMS SAYS* | er. R. A. Newman i ,. 3ltlp* Tribune. A lot of them lack of knowledge in the m atter, ^ bristian judiciary. He evidently left W ednesday T he model number “6 0” mjisis your iiisinualiun in yesterdny's ed- H! NUmcs, in a ra th e r unsuspecting The buffalo lias heeonio the hunting trip. a 60-m iie-an-hour standaraif -o— FOR FINE CAKES itorinl was very uncnlled for. In n,“ nm>r, th at there is one church q u arry for many big game h u n t­ performance. This, combind Queen M arie likes the Leviathan the interests therefore of fu rth er | " b irh should liave no shade or ers; tho one on nickels. “ if much, she declares. Well, why enlightenm ent m the m atter, and "budow of g rn ft. And he unwit w ith proved long life o f n ttai'ard of Snow drift makes the jdn’t the Shipping Board just contending that decent people still ] ‘“ 'Fly concedes (which of course is [ nK« spent the day slcr products, is made Wtll give it to her as to snuu believe thut one is innocent until i l',‘r “ '<'tly ridiculous) th at the mur- r 7!ihutk ih,,s bt'co,nt' ' »f the old°n business. ically inevitable b the ‘ untte finest kind o f cakes. fashioned jurym un wlm never lost •1M.......................... i? —Sioux City Tribune. | proven guilty, 1 subm it the follow- r '“K»’ bonds will riso or fall with u ease 7 : Chrysler plan o f l _ -----—o---Sanffl tug points of inform ation. I *0“ judgm ent of the Catholic A- W. Fro*t Ur. Q uality manufacture. Cake making requires is w aging a fight to The Roman Rota wu;i instituted eh1l!rcJ1' Ur- M anning muy know Pr«. A. W. F ro at J r . exceli^ Do you remember when the jolly w e« v* a v * A A £-# a v v v / w* - - — - ■ the elfth tiiim century, m more about the ---------------fact*. . .of. . .tho l , | ii? , i tw en ty -| in "I" tw L" BI,UI ry , to relieve relievo .!\''H . ---------- — . . storekeeper used to g |uo tt dime F® guests o t Mr. A t its new lower a delicate shortening, • thouannd dollars com- I1"*' the Pope Ins i-oaHiaiories C onsistories oi of ! \ un*b‘*,bilt-.Mnrlborough annulm ent to tho top of the showcase ? Ytr m for . .the Tn----* "P‘ "and '"i ms g ift to som e friend or relat nficld Hullck on Chrysler “60” stapda forth WeellII bet Tam pa the burden of exuniinimr exam ining purely Bum I do. ]I do know, however, •*wy Cheat. W nur»lv 1 than and Mra. Hullck em phatically than ever—a • good exam ple fo r the rest Icivil suit-i which ilcvtdopnd iiuito!*^1 of the Roman and Snowdrift is deli­ ... i « iujiiiu i|umr , ** the- decision ........... . uiv Ab<iinn]| It will not only be a daily rer 4 A nice nmy be right and the I p t fhe sta te of Mrs. Froat. I frequently in the then existing 1 "".ft hm| no effect on the validity not even rem otely a| ----- — o --------er as a g if t from you, but a. i Papal States. Tho name I* derived ur “ivalidity of the first inurriuge devil m ay be the biggest liar but by any other light a ix ___ cate— as delicate as the evo Been some formidable run^ S e n a to r B rookhart say* of ‘he | rom tl„. lltl th lJ1M the ,fact a tl the court func- , j** Thonm f' Kp.scopal church w \ dustry. A dent on strati nem -up. en t th at everyone appreciated v S L E E P Ifig h t: "A nybody who think* | tinned like u wheel IT t * r -------------------• * I . V ------’ v i w u t - u U n i U » I I U V I .................................. ... And the ItulNew York City. And apparently. best butter. Snowdrift your convenience w ill 'Visconain U d y . A tle n b e\w o nV b;» y w h- iitlin g .»,» I Innww«*m ord iur for «neei wheel is “ro " ro ta ." Ths Th* 1‘.he validity oJf tho first contract r C.c7nii.“i - - -» * . ' you. Houdint le ft his Imok* to the Bladder | hinllt'ir^ or tu.tjr«. v e re like the ■''<* not bothek •other C Cotistielo and the ■7 The ('ause. is a crtuipy shortening, ( ongroelaonul library. Perhaps the - T CaUnl ' Hl,uk‘>s of n Wheel. A new a u d ito r' very milch, us the fact* will Daily in AdVance . « « ‘n rtim eim - ' o r chief j UM.ee ........... . h e - , •« ■•al. 1 WIU congressm en can find in them sumo tVil|h, »"boro, |^d l tell or Hi w rite any '/.tOO. way W pass farm relief creaming or frn r th« aen atg r t>. *o hurJ to cuftie t o»,n teiii f r . neh now e a s e .' ^ . . . . , One Year .i.......... P a® relieved by .® ^ 1 »11 • 4 ------?*m ? alKn ~ S1' ' The num ber of b,.ic , varied with j ft 1,1 J«U»f«uvnt of the Rota in JW Y SLM I **6 0 ” p r t e e . W EA r*chu- (K eller^ FoeA vvell-turnud ankle has turned ■DUpatch. : | the limes und v ; . ■: 'ancon. \ ot 6 Months ....... f g nu'UM. They In - ioftenlng f t . n«)paauy OU PricM N.w Film m any a head. ' t y»' “ I had to got 3 M onths .lL:.... - • LJ® • - $1165 *1125 *40 i r t c e a a l ^ w ^ r e d to see ’V ^ ................ .. i & ' * fIhad o ito T het0irritatiw — it’s all ready mix­ go the hoJ. I M s n J h j.-j-..... —.-*•— * Sht; Mr I-Uy und b -m o l Canon Ia«W. " ” lu »nd de- slow b u t Hure. fv in weeks. I | m . M m re W hite* Scuudul*. As soon ( t h e i r die lio.-.wi-r. in all rn .e s ' UIMI t,u' Duke The R ota knows its business ■but Wa? not a t all . $1075 Roadster (wkfc nu»U* « a) $1175 I f th o choruu girls begun to to up. were Mibjivt to the iu d /in c n t'o f iln* ing w ith the sugar. ,,**t rn,»i*ri«*«| at all, the first Conauolo and the Duke knew their m. k P a iH a fti* M anw fdm lariM iM . * In abbreviated skirt “ >■'«! Pope. And even t ,, y X ' " " '‘ng to some flaw in the huninoaa too. Who's right ! Dr fins |tft|k* ‘‘thiated ■» a* chorus girls urei w‘,nl | not held t., l„. eith Jr 'fliw l or lh- . fine today. Haven’t P ° ?,°lu (,i*‘ ".anM anning doesn’t know. Ymi .1,,.,'. (Paid Advertisement) V h e r clmpernnc rushed **!» fallible. 1 1 I ! lu rt it know. 1 do n 't know. God knows f r.’ Galr ;What** th e m u tte r? I._.. t. . As the time went on tho R ota de- I ‘ pound*.” “'mI J3o"flue,° “ !“ • ‘ho Duke. But an y w ay, w h a t’s the difference* Pratory, Mechanicatv ( w a n t her to sco Am ericu Icu as I o..i.......i I.o............... ‘ o “ . i the fam ily nrolmh v t...in..t . Into a more 'jiitte c T ee- I UiV.'rn ‘ H | rJ|r,,,ml,ly' helped —i t ’* th e ir buaine**. -u Uy i i l •Your * truly, tford Avenua at 10th Street c l o l u a t m l iuJiciul um tHutlnn with I p u b t w j u j r o " T h ? " C r S , u k^ W i * U . Locally P h o n e 148 M. C. CLASBY. AnJ®r»on Drug Co. ■ [■■■■■■■a a a a a a ‘ith r o F w E f D A Y i w i i l RKED BY BjgjANT.DINNER-DAN™P Vendor 7M KED/j q Thanks to Bank Advertising Or 7i Batteries RAY BROS. Amusements F|, The Tot’s Shoppe Where Zest Never American Legion l i City Auditorium - Thursday, hi Leather Goods McReynoId$ DrugCo Hand Bags Bill Rolls Traveling Sets In, the new Ostrich . Skin Magic Keys to Hdppiness Ponce D eL eon Springs THE MOST LUXURIOUS GUT OF ^Circle .M ly Aftto [rs.. .^trrfe 3S -IN CAST-31 T A Studebaker McLaulin CUSTOM CAR Jeweler Come In and See Us ! Banks To 3 JfeWuY PIES! San Juan Garage Co. Ponce D eL eon Springs Melton Electric Co. F o r a B e tte r S tu cco . Syndicate Lincoln Cafe N E W L O W E R P R I C E S removi the Chrysler f'ko’;further than ever from any other light six in the industry ORIEN STUCCI Friends of... s S, Q announce Friday and Saturday CHASE & CO. j 40-inch baronette satin, all colors. Extra heavy quality | ......regular $2.50 grade....... $ 1 .9 5 y d * m 81x90 seamless sheets. Special............. that he will be a a 3 3 M, Candida^ for re-election ti BLANKETS colors. All wool. Values up to $11.50. Special sioner, December 7th.1 COACH *1145 Dressed Dolls Mr. Chase’s part in Salford’s CH RYSLER ,growth and his past record as a member of the City CQm s No mission deserves your;whole , Sanford H [ Bn 2 ir . . : 4 - W w 185 n ...,v i $3.50 to $10/ rt dressers, willow doll YOWELL CHAS . All sizes •• Short and long dresses;^ $2.50 to $7.50 $bli)8and chairs :i.v. ' V* $-V' i k ‘ii'J tik * njjfSm $8*95 Bye-Lo Dolls Fancy colored dresses Horstman Dolls Jt zfo- f6r I.. !• *. •■ «,i U" ~~95c s Large size, double blankets in fancy plaids, asso-ted the office of City Ctynmis hearted support. SPECIALS FOR Vi � 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, 1926 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1926; <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/152148173ff98020836a46edefa9f8ee.pdf a8dcde3a8a5723158abc5dcfe110f327 PDF Text Text TRIALHAS >! Coast,Guard Makes quor Seizure M IAM I, Fla., Dim*. ;t— {fi*TCooat guardsmen today seized 200 cases of liquor, Tive auto­ mobiles,- eight prisoners nnd a airiuM motorboat, the total in- \ Vestment reporting $35,000. The pntrol boat 204 captured the allowed rum runninit erm't 16 mile:, west of Bimini with M eetin g O f A d v is e ry Hourd the! liquor nnd three men Finds R a ilw a y s Functionaboard. Upon information intr N o rm a lly and F lorid a from these prisoners, eons' euardsnjen sped tro Coconnnt Situ ation W ell In Hand Grove, where, aided by prohi­ bition agents, they took in cus­ tody five other men in automo­ Citrus Movement biles, charged with implication Reported A s H eavy in the plot to transport the liquor. Chri 3Olson ’sDream C om es True W ith The D iscovery OfDaughte r ’s IXTCONGRESS TOHAVESEVEN One Stroke O f Axfe Brings Man W ealth So fia , nuigarif, r>«*. p (/T).--0nc Btroki# of the ay«' brought undreamed of wealth to the poor lnnib’etf Jack, Amen Tschfilnkotf. I'lM rfcfR lltr C W E N . W is„ Dee. 1. a* tit ;di. u lOVralcil no bullet Me felled, a tree In the Vicin­ 3. i/ b -T h e sinister tlrouin’ 'x *i -l i r iiruisi iroia a blow, with ity of Tsrhepchupnre anil wut» Chi if Olson that his daughter •'■' luc. ib : i.aslnv' a pnisivi theory setting about to cut up the­ Jam was dead haii become a Five Newccm ers Take lip a pns-'ihiliiy. leys Planning rmits, when his uxe xtrurk nreh/ty. 'Ih eir Duties On Cnpilol Mcailwlille, search was plytlie I ick By Placing Btiiie alnb covered with Turk­ ' 1 he jr.fi'. IK yenr old sweetHill For First 'lim e And 11I've seen Clarn,” the tolnuiv ish Inscriptions. With diffi­ be >i. Kidman Oi-.nn, Gale College pbinitr had declared long liefon 2 Former Members Return retary W ilbu r on culty he tutned over the *lnb. the body of the pretty 22-ycur-oM ten d. era ili si'peareil Sept. 27 Witness Stand Umiornemh it he found a treas­ girl was found in u shallow gruv. •se eiti -eii days after Ultra left lew Walsh Returns To ure trove of thopaanthi of' old on Battle It idire near Rising Sun b< ••"* m tin* evening “ to get » , FoUoi Turkish geld pieces. ’ u quarter of a mile front tho home' nr. atb •d flesh air." and never sen. Butler's cMvit ’•'he value of thu treasure Is .. Sheriff Sherwood, ol ; of Kplmnn Olson, Who has. been » i lima ted at nlHHit $450.01H), The ! •'■>nl,. plana si t" g* t>. I Democrats Gain Tw o Seats In charged with the slaying. - aid i'..iim dale back to the t4tn h i D Id tinla.v t" inlet view* uj Shake-up O f Senate And G. “ I've seen her in drenm,” Chri- ' R. H. Hurt* Retained As Chaircentury. ii. ii l Ivi .■ so :w *l il>i{ iln O. I’. Gains I In The Horn* ■| man Of division For Year; told ncifttiboi i "1 know she :: t News o f, the lumberman's tie I i f I , . * dl.Hl.t The 'll ( 1 7.100 Cars Needed In Month dead. I saw her buried on ht\r l find spread throughout tho i i• i.. i aaio if Walter M W ASHINGTON'•Dec. :: i /J»i _ face on a hill near Rising Sun.", Mistrial May country like wildfire, and with­ ( h e, and bin homo a Si voii names not lieretofnro on 'that ill cam n) tragedy and deni*- ( in a few hours the nntive* were •i M K y n w it.i.K , '.i. Dec :t . A1iiiii . and in.antiiined thill the rolls of tho S i x t y Ninth UnitSecond i ut in mi others with axes and •| 1 (•'.i-i-.• trace of itn- freight wbtiii came (iii" to tin letter, fur \, w i>■•.Jiii•i; abmit the rrtse V.ross wdl a ppea r when it eon. State’s • Ai shovels. They worked such Congestion which a year n r" held tif.vm: hi.-' n picion of his dmigh- 1 i i a r r i le •',y was ol <.iili««l by \cnes next .Manilav. while a n , I loi'tdu in its '' ’ iii nnd brought ( i' fate, lid Chris Olsoii to swv:r •ho I i.lier, i\ !n> Ini , , il after he eijriitli, that of Marry It. Hawes o ( , ( havoc in the HUrrminding forest LAn entirely new lin o ! SOMERVILLE, 'J about embargoes i n..w removed out a murder warrant for young |-rhi.l I'.iin'od with mi age-withered Mtsicari, will be called i tithe S e n - { ; Mini the authorities found It necessary to despatch a posse [ter attack was opened C i and all ii-lrund line- are filiation­ ( » m >>, "upon iiiformation and lie- rr 'o.'t' ilii.'.ioh the cracked clay life instead of tin* Moure. 3— ^-fAP)— The HB1I , of gendarmes to restrain them —----! iuir nntnaily, vnrinu*, terminal diti- lie!" several days ago, although I iln* tiiaol; sjil; dress which ( bira JV l>v defense at lorit to the ** ’ju r y" At j went Of the netvemners, five take ujt r-port-d today a* •tier-.- was then no direct evident* • ■ ol •ni'irhl just iiofnro s>hl* wont • boii* duties on Unpdol Mill for the.* the Fall-Pdhenv oil >VlijIe Very U ttlq Chance Of Arilt toaidy.; • . ’* . 4 • nice1in); of ’ hut I lie tfirl was dond. : a; mid wh* h she had said wa.i 11rat time an,I two re ti na a ft e r an Keronciliation Exist**, Tm*i A lexan der SIm i ‘ f I If Si nth !>• ovi le"i*.. c.'.'ih sup,.lied yosla., > her loiilHl carinooi abr'dieo of one scs«ton. nnnon need 1 1;a f w ilcFriend:! Say There Is To proaecutor, comj !. wo.'u i. <i-.m*Vmg party • ■r • n , • i v. Ifh I'rdto to I’lo 11 .i* strar.jreis m e !>avii! Inext few houi-' Litev lie No Intnictitate Procedure orument to the o ,h uic.xqni Kiiktljio, W i .. ts't' . ' i c f \!>n i, i • \v ' tewni'i, eli. led it... Sennl.' Lsh Stcrelary Wilhttr, and court . .. * ‘o l mu n a Ini' dv . i .; 'y d . t i n. . 11 •r lire I V .ilhs t.» till ti.. "cat .*(»»*• I \\ llPtiihour. A t the of i i c m \.bieti *he mis in ; ■|O -ift'lM I '■( | . • .i I > : I't vc. .in. hi. 'ijb tinipliii ll.' officers lintel amonv b. . i !• ;:n far • daWllWtiltl. afternoon at^alo .*• •! ..f An..o| I! < am nit. . til V.iVi-m,. bud nri-.v.'il a.ty i . i tll.'il d at ib • )>'•. Court Justice •* 1 . I . • ;i :t i Vl't’ lU. It. (lOl.lib I'll <I|X | I "lllll miBi .'oil.• -• roe,-i i'..model i lined they wfo • urn :r.i* 1 i *i•v|« r i t.'l ! hi: doUvervd hit chi i. t • hts | .i *. i t.ll the Seicii.■ post >.t Hi bush..ml. I'lstead mrldi , i Isiify ■ *r ■i d i,' :b eii'n hr .1 Slmpaop aisprtd4I . il I'.piM.ail* • ' l.'de S natur Hi rl M. Feinuld. , w ‘ Ii in r pmmptcd thr* step was ' i ae a 11< , , : UofttronriH lly SpcnUers To thr. “homst mart,'< '■ ' .! to ; !. t;i I i • h o i , I. EnKb'brigbt nnd Iticliruxlmtcly diselo-sai, but a i- 'i.i v t'K'ay ilr.* ( , Qtinlificiitiontt O f. Condi- decide this caae.^ t •1. I ........ | of i|c vi it "! c".l .1. Wcl; b, wbo lid m i .'iiiii U"< i IIIV in .* Ill" 1 Vie , ‘ t itj t • Sn*i- counsel, aft.-r qo*.s •*-• eparat o .. u dl h dates And Censure O f The ''cession that h4 .i ,'i..l • ii'.I '"I a*'« ii n i •. i.-ftin, awai.inc, i" ■ ! on 1 1 .li'iitIi in t!ie Calif n'tiiu ■one admiral, announced aiul a **,«. It . :lu men! a* ed •V (, I v|ot ta . ■•«■ •i!ij • ;• .'.ill’ll' lh* ••tli* tlnu ,: d» legation Chair Causes Muchlnlereaf effort was a ioaf*: 11 • . ' . II lil.lilillK, of i Inii'al J. K. Robinson, aim I be wife to. |.- si u ml :' .’ , , '.-Oi i I . i ! I ' A Vl I'V, Mime of the me* V* U Util i*i*vt l •'i .* »i»r ' ,; |nthologi.t, nnd a K.n ,v .lol.ii J. Coi bran, who takes llu*' - - —— I star witnesses, would not ticn>” ti the ' tor;, told i. i nan; I.. M. ittmdes, \ hut that ha htobai)i in-1 in. in n. tu d.t.i'inine how figii;vi tinli't A n is iii a m ffiii. place i-f lluwes in the Missouri The. luncheon meeting of the Ll on the rtnnd until the I' ........ husband. She said her friends, ecutivc secretary and W. K. Cat' •h cr.me to iln* girt, vvlm wiw an 'I be.*e people ( t ’hris Olsmt cannot House delegation. , Chamber of Commerce w u enll*- hold out to r a ,< heurd the testimony o f i who ineludcd tin Harm and Bar- t„hiui. ,ci rotary. Simpson told thr' I'—tar:' mother. superficial pr< e aaythimr definite. Thc other two names are fund- cned todny with brief epeechee by \\ ijbur. icrirs.s Mille «)«• Ihecii.irt wln -.n she ■ Ihi*.tic.ilariy plea ’ no in ii:e i|iliar mi Capitol Hill. David I. Walsh sovornl' members in' which t^eir 'HisslbiUty of thalfri iltmr will be placed on met on her return recemly from ti v .non was the lepi.rt today hy I Hi* returns to fill tho sea: of Senutir references to tho local political neetion with tha *ss stnml tomorrow ‘ nmlI Honolulu, did not arrive U t the’{citrus Commiti^e which .aiid that William M. Butler, while former for the office of City Cemmta- of an acquittal. ,- >• :V* be asked why certain ! Chaplin home at 2 a. in. -it was 'citrus movomenl northwiud was HAlthoufh the Itcprcsittntivn Frederick W. Hal- slouer drew the CWteUfe o f 1the kpnrtnient files subpoun- about I a. in. The party did not far in cxcchh of hu t year’s total i linger tnkes the place of the late chair and the objection** of oW of for a Month, * Ifense have not heOn |iro- hnve drinks and was not noisy. for this period. More titan |T.fitio Reprcntutivo Hurry 1. Thayer i*f the enndidates Hi ^le* rae4. An- ira timpls," cold « The ec.iiedian himself, not a ser- earn will In* needed for this cron &l*i «?*:tc*huiM»UH. Hy ihannin^ frnm nourR en>ontii of futut6lWie£tinpi of* W. Parksr in hli* knumims, Hogan said, bn.I vant, rmue downstair.-, and "jn -. nlnno during the first Iliree m.m tn, House to the Semite. Hawes re- committees were* rrtndn and details lury. “As aD the daft IAilmiral Uobison nftcr he suited'’ th<- guests, after whicj) j‘J* ’ ' places Ge.*rgt* Williams ns the of the di'legntes’ action! at the denied the acts, your' Iv.iis mnler suhpocna to they left. M c\e A'.aiit'-I Cun ton G ain1 I'n ih tltilio n Men A t M obile | Tile exttiii of J.igl.wny comir.ii junior Senator from Missouri. state meeting In Miami next week qulry will relate to It nr the defense. • 7’ tie r T th A s Rt voh ilitm to lC\ptet C a p tives T o He R e ­ Chaplin dn lured the parly wits (Hon raid other building in H m l. "Ths stats must'', In tho filling of these vacancies wore also discussed, Ur main who haadleil Lite South G row s In I’ ruportion Ittn r. . . ;.i Uy French Ship ib.- Ihnnocrats gain two votes in r.csaonabls doubt th a^l The first feature of the so n..iry that every one in th * i'V:,'< l ," ,nd in the report ..f ieart in Ine oil leasing proiln* Semite through the addition of mg was supplied by Howard Htf- that the cats'of rad iiou.suhobl was awnkviied, including I •'"‘••'d, with stmui nnd other o s 11022 and his testimuy has SAN •'it VN O S ) t •. D.',. :: i I'j MtlBlI.F, Ala.. Dec 3 i/Vi-. Wuli.li and Hawes, who won in the Nek, who, dtrrlng a talk on tk« 'W»o. mt * ........ the baby and its nurse. Unable ; . terials being hnndtod wittinii <i. si apn by the defendants While .Mar-.but Chang T-m-lif) The French r dimmer \rr.enc .1 . last elortiun the neats Butler nml o p o n i n T m lf the Hotel„ F o rta^ I , stand the din, he said, be sent n lay. Il is said -that many iiMrc Bhat both tile Navy ami Ifi: organising th«* ‘ Aiikuon mn,” W'jtli .i l.nti .ijiul ol fiver and a coa-t Williams were holding Ity virtue of llJPodea'Tor the servant for Mrs. Chaplin nnd r.* cars will be needed for this hind ■I* uiliumA* of tii'ilbern war lords Ruardsman board, in the <>i oion appointment... The Hopubljrans. Uommlsaloneu 8.' O. Chai#,-ln; « IpartinenlH Imd a pay in of movement fdr lire year of 1327. ( _ quektcit her to solid ttet* gtiests Soventy-fiva rhun)lred cars w ilt' to ’ ritteinpt a «•« -operative move " f of 1learn her*., will land he two li.nveve,, gain a vote in tho House “ « » « • ” . race f o r W ^ l e c U o n . I of the Klk Htlla Ittasc to home. She left bin home the nett' he needed In January, February1meat ngnimt Mn* Cantoneses, the c.iptivcs in Hovaini today > • toIrny oil interests. This < a, Kiigleluight, a Itepublican. lh" ‘’ondualon of Mr. JUaieWa morning. and Mnreh to haul fertiliter, iho I'ovohitifiiiarj itiinv <>1 tin* south i* n.orrow. Olrcuils ben* <*xp ssed liicclateil by the govern-] -,.rt,l,* „ f,_00P^ a“ '5 Lloyd Wright, attorney tV*r; committee on iliat eomiimdlti *lc- .•••rtinutng it', victorious innreti. ,i.is opinion today after the essel takes the Cal.fpridi. seat held by ?J’‘,?lh Voile Wllliama, the opponent of have been awarded the late John K. Raker, a Demo­ Within Ho* las: 2t hours, two had not hem lieard from since ke influence iff Albert lb j Uhaplin, planned to confer witii dared. Mr. Chase at tho coming election. t the ertys h< crat. he was Interior sec re- |George Beebe, retained by the wife President R. A. Douglas permitted H)’,»hla oowty. Prf.mlhent rallron.l men from '■••!»«»Unit •'•«,es. Fooelimv and Tueiday. , Mr. Williams to-make a few ra,!. it. Matthews, assistant prohiiftor lie hui| boen ad- the comedian said nnd resort throughout the United States nt- Vunpengfs, lo.th on tin* line of the fAlthough m would be hnd in rourt, if nc'-essury, tended the meeting. They unu«-1rM’**r“ a* ''"'.»ung from the C".*»t bltimi administrator nt N w (>r|100,0t)o liy Dehcny. on.lteter degree A j A p u u a c o y a v x . w . * • ^ chamber,-for the la­ to obtain custody of the children. imotisly predicted u greater pros-1tu Nnnrhang, have fallen into the b ans, nnd Chief Macbimst'n Mate The comedy purvey,.-., lmwever, polity ora for 1227, declaring their band.- of die Canton government. Hundley of the const guard base Ing. aboard tho trench does not propose to permit the roads were preparing for increased Pmoo-Migr Hm*m* etieia t.u* w •> js ut Biloxi, line! opened for i! e ..iitlicrneu-. to Hag Ilyin;; schooner. T* ey were ithcrne, ...... Secretary E. J. Trotter an­ businr-oS. Representatives of former Idta Grey to proceed with foiward into northern F ii I placed abo.nd ash guards guards after afte thi nounced that the remsrkq of tha her present plans without a serving Florida declared to.or I.m n |»r.>/.iic«* uml Chokiang, the nchooner lia.l been seized 45 miles HoSTON, I.cV: ' W l H U|**»XM ^ « | p » » u d counter offensive. Chaplin, wli roads were back to normal.".' *t s ' ,, r .i... w* rt* touched upon would b« omitbroke his silence last night to deny I there was no indication of another iMljoiniag « « “ ',* north, from abon* and the onlmlbont , *• •. V. ",-:'*iT>'5. ncaa organization of U*d f rom the minuted and he ' " " • ' t,,r (here is no railroad line o n :w hiqki cngiuocred tho seiruro hnd charges of cruelty brought by his |congestion, On the motlv«1’ ahai]fi( Mtts today Stood III - » . asked that tlm lqcai newapapera which the northerners can make a ( put buck to lau.o for fuel. ICO, Dee. 3.— (TP)— Fast wife, declared he would fight for ' oP eridente” ' ' stmi,| to Imt' further progress. •? k ! Yrom publishing an «nMcmbc’ s of the crew . f tju* CG- cessivo imd (iff tc.luy gripped 4(1 lake the custody o f their two sans. and you Mi Insofar as foreigners arc con- 302 which had tho Arrenc J. in in.es ’ of *45.1.2X11 during the re- C0||nt uf tho J currence" b|lu bv cold and storm in Charles-Spencer, aged 2 and Sid­ F()V „cVera, mlputail *Haatk$V corned, the situation seems to In* tmv a ft;,, |K.r , Uj,ture, .tint which r, nt eampuign In which ‘Senator *ry’:t liver ehuunel at ney Earle, aged 1.’ i reasonable _ . both i .i. ... iv.... i . ........... c -'' l)(trte(j lflW whon the f«rmcr vws- William M. Butler .chairman of nj„n(t j„ un uVcn eouyM but wans qiiiet, lit Foocli *w, now o ocMnrie. * -* il i*«u<*: copied by the Cantoneses, and »e. ^“j s fuel supply gavo out, arc i ttm Republican iiutiunul committee, a(j ftjn cn1|Venod by th« remarks of i torios emanating from head­ fi Superior two freighters quarters in the domestic buttle, are alhd Hankow, which has been in »outh-' quoted m. saying that the skipper , wn^ xlofento.t by ^ for'''» r( ^ «,lulor, F, P. Forjitsr, who, In speaJdRlf pnded on the rocks driven differing widely on the degree of _htAll hate era bands several inontlw. ef tho Arseno J. Is F. Woods, who, David I. Walsh, Democrat. ,of the noyr hotel, the wstcrwa? midweek winds that ncise set up by u pnrty of *'D's. Those charges arc contained in proj«cts of tho district and the American gunboat Hart, was commander of the Honduran . T. J. Miller linn donated a 30-1 The — tipper lake. '•Mont. schooner Jose Luis, >.eitod early n telegram jp'< sent by Conrad W. .................. rcccnt bond l»sue ........o.f tha City of Chaplin’s friends that repaired to PToot flag to bo used by tho city on 1with Licutondnt-Coniinnndcr Hm *pn automobiles, spiked to the comedian’s forty room Bever­ the new flagpole at the Municipal |hert W. Underwood on the budge, this year mid brought *'.«i Mobile. ; Crook h . general counsel of tho Sanford, stated that tha sale of of one of the ahipr, ly Hills home Monday! night lifter* Pier until another can be secured' east anchor Friday night (eastern Matthews has Imd colorful ca- I , *il“ ’rnl 1 ,'*," K,lc .'!f Msunsaohit-. tha bonds w a s’ Made possible overboard when iL a theatre party, continued today as ‘ Hnirmnn Hwd. ^ t h i tgrough S. O. Chase 4nd hlrrtseU.. ' Tha . . by the City Commissioners, accord- time) alongside tlx* fighting ships rcor. Horn in Kontu ky some «0 ] jnd today were frozen the outstanding development sm*.*u .jn^ t(1 ,(n nnnoiiiicoment made to- f other foreign powers to protect JVenn i£n, hr hnn her in different ' Henatc campulgn ............. investigating Mr.' “ rorater then toiq o f ' bfrv t o m evld i "i •e a of-.tlja ire nt the shore. Coast Mrs. Chaplin, with her sons, left |^uy tiy w ft william*,' city man- ; th lives and property of j s ’ (lf K„vcrnmenl service enniiniltec. In the m e s s a g e Chars’* activities Mr the upbuild te one 1 Orookcr snid' ........ that investigation ...... • !.. - " « » hv by jn(J o{ Sanford throughout the twtraad * * • » WV netted the crews of both hor husband's home Tuesday. i cans in Foochow. _ | more than 40 yearr. He served ager. ' tin cate T ! Still another 1lot 1 1In of foreign lilt lb*.*-Seventh eavciry of tlie II. the leuguu “ indicates flagrant vio­ ]ia*t several years. The flag has been the property li«m MacDonald,'png df thd pM- Codalderad s c p «.„ Rt predictions for today vessels ir. riding the placid riffles H. Army eight yonti:. At the end lation of our state laws,” ami o f Mr. Miller for 30 ynars ami ban I little promise for the of the river Vungtze, ready for nny of that period he (dnulued employ­ "wlint We have already uUMVored motsrs of Port CMptMlrg],1 spdlW L j t o t e k l drteate only 3H stars in its field o f blue. emergency which may arise to en­ ment, as a ’ ’rcvenooi r’’ In tho mmin- Justifies- continuing our request for several midptss qh tha poeil Htf today w [cargo carriers, Shifting It ia of silk and in perfect condi­ danger safety of western mition- talmi" of Kentucky and Tennesson. for full investigation hore by your hilltios of. the project aknit of the flteten«v; .Te prophesied for Lake tion. A fter construction is com­ benrilta ^hleh H#' claim committee.” • uls in Hankow. There anti-forelgti mod *odld Htery and WUHam u [with mow, whllq upper pleted nt'the base of the pole and demonstrations have alarmed the adcniii to central Florida th f Urooker last week had requested charged with tho! phignn and Lake Huron FOUND OLSON NO on th<* fountain the flag in to be Henatur Reed to investigate the a deep sea harbor dt Port Co: foreign populace for several ilaya. Eleanor R. MUb. „ prospect of iiitow flurries in charge of Ernest Londonberg, •■* .-*• < •-«» M * with the JW+;; DWIGHT. III., Dec. 3.—(VP)— expenditures of tho Republican Yarn!. krate to fresh southernly MEMPHIS., Tenn., Dei*. 3,*-(A'< park superintendent, nnd in to be Sheriff Harry Sherwood of Craw­ stato committee. TWO DIE FROM BURNS SecreUry Trotter kmidoneed, that - Rush H. Parke, 30, bookkce|H*r flown every yday. Chairman Francis Prescott, of a meeting of tha ffeir fndustriet POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Dec. 3, ford county, Wis„ arrived here to­ ur«, working desperately This morning,i\ large crowd witfor the American Havings Bank — Mrs. Evn Book, 31, unit day urn! immediately said Walter tho Republican state committee, Commlttcfl would be* h el‘ ' ‘ Ithe vessels looked in the ard climb climb to and Trust Com puny of Memphis, nec'scd H jfi»R iph khard to the the (;Ju’ ' i n’ Uar Christian, », ure d^tef Christenson was not the young remained undisturbed by Crooker’s- Wednesday for ‘thi' * ” [V will get help tt’Joy lids disappeared leaving shortage* top of -tho 10-ft>d dt pole und fasten burns received luHt nignt man sought as Erdmdn Olson for Intost accusations, assorting that selecting "a chahihi [fie, ice crushing rnilroud ijt to the pinnacle. whon a con containing gasoline tho killing of his sweetheart, in his accounts which muy rouch a bronsn eagle _ to his knowledge iwn _ there.had been no caney roused hy'thi 5j 00,000. Parke, Entering tho Tho ta*k was said'to huvo been a exploded at tho homo of Bdhj -Christenson, held since Wodnos- violation of tho law ^either in act George W. K nights •Lores of grain await bank yesterday saw bank exumin- difficult ona owing to tho fact that Uook, a mill laborer, in tho cdVt day night, went bock to his corn or intent”. Ho estimated Repub­ W. M. Scott asked fo r a" large |t from tho hand of thq efs at work over Mi books. Ex­ he was reqOlrsd' to’ lift th*o eagle part of Poplar Bluff. ’ ‘ husking, * repraaentatton mb thm m lican oxpehdltnte* at approximate­ This is spurring shippers cusing himsolf he left the office by main strength, the derrick used ly |178,000, or about $30,000 loss inMr in Miami next M< efforts to koep navigation of tqffidont b. Ohd Has not bpen seen here since. for hoisting not being than iht the campaign two yaaraf Tueeday. Seyeral « portion at least o f iho Th bookkeeper’s action paral­ height. fi*>, ■utlsr’s F t f l be moved. leled the caso of Courtney Gllsson, xg1glvoh hi his own’ B day snd tollsr for tho Bank of Commerce Pneumatic T ire * On Word Well undtr MIVILLEGRTB m e e t was neoeeaafrU__ vr_ and. Trust Cwmpany hero who^ dis­ Trucks, Police,Say — and .Sanford d t iie t e appeared several weeks, ago lenv- . .returning party at tho station TRIESTE, Italy, Dec. W, Miss., Dec, 3.— C/P)— •tie* A. action before tMir (Met i j , v \ j— ' T t # # L* -i j ink shortages reaching nearly half ... Bucharest Saturday (naming. iH Bt pi«, Fla., wus selected, a* Queen Marie o f Rumania, who It'1 Only Sm*U N i Wot* on ttticks uslrtJr’solid'tires A l l l l d n "dollatn; Ho His -not Madame'Simon Lahovary, lady in Ttjheetlng plgco fo r tho **■" . . . . bean-found. Thb same two bank has bsen declared by ' the city, of­ speeding homeward on the Simplpn to Queen Mario, worn out Association of Collpgea , l n* in e r !V o * w c r e checking OHj - ficials of which-say that’{he dam­ Exprses,' ltSiV;miJoycyd the flrptV#J l.u ;. ‘ * gn trip, left the exthp i trots'by heavy hours of real solid rest since "Im’y Schools by’ thir dsb o o k s were at work over age dona'to ttw tommittee fcViowln^ tho Parko’R accounts when- the book- tracks with solid, tlpe*. >,pwy|ng departure ‘i o c the United ,Rl WJ to b« of grakt « j ^ ^ - , * t ! X 'r , f : .; 1 lost Oetobte. . ' . w k iM i •Mate, liahovary’s absencu vfas ent of the cotivonfipn ’ This mowing, Mayor forreet She-'never left her suite from tlte Lake gave order* to Chief ,©f Police mfnLsho boarded tho train,It* hvention wlU be held on Roy G. WllUama to-clamp <dpym pi,’r(g ^Wrtheaday night .untR’ g 3i'"amohg tha na4faos to why »ho left ih e and arrest tha driver of*, e w ty i Mached, this'city on'the Adr the committee oil’ track found opara^ng with, the g j,8 took i l l her meals In seel etlng two day» prior to r f ....... " -----‘ ............. tn reoeiva any cal Qtjon. , * . -x -■ ‘ J . rers Intimate Interference t w f M Trial Goto Jury at Jurors Says Prt S i IVIFK IIP CHAPLIN SHE IS NOf TO GET ADIVORCE CHAMBER MEET IS ENLIVENED BY POLITICAL TALKS t CHINESE LORDS RUM BOAT MAY W i l l ALLIANCE PUT 2 DRY MEN K) HELP CHANG OFF AT HAVANA Exoenses of G. 0* P# mnrk"*nUth,n in Bay State May °f p°i,tic* into th« me«d- 3i Be Probed By Reed |ips Boats Of {Lakes When IFalls in North H A TS’ T. J. Miller Donates 30 Year Old Flag to City For New Pole £ Bookkeeped Leaves As Bank Examiners Firid^lSg Shortage Queen Marie Enjoys: 24-Hour Rest as Home ion, She Speeds to mh ju t fcSJiw. SScri" wJ*y !^^LT2tTh‘rL_Knm^ v I w er J * te a. . H o- \ '**! �» t iv-wkjc'.v . v u • / «w « A il •Utt$l&wWtoiU -v w *< *• * * * *\ ,f> rc- • ■-*‘.a o * *.>• -fci* '■■ “V are V *}' ^ !/ -Ai.vhJ. t»I WE 1% »U*' ^1W.I V. , •l*# • WE EXCH j WE EXCHANGE WE DELIVER ffiE 3 Ivcrv? ..V r-i •# i Mi •\i -A !.»• *V T j . '! H v* atom., • -r>. • , 'l Between Second and Third » . ' ■. * • . ,. • • ore ,. •— •43 * in Y " " r , _ on Sanford A v e n u e • * * • » • • . j . .... It is with pleasure we invite you to attend our F q rm a l O pening F rid a y m orning. In presenting for yot inspection,and approval our newdine o f bod ies’ R e a d y -to -W e a r , o u r aim has been “ Style Without1 E x t r a v a g a n c e , ”a nd we especially desire y o u to inspect o u r new creations in Coats Millinery, and com pare the qualify and prices *— f'J * 8 ^ * T a Style W ithout Specials F o r In offerin g for your approval R a ffe ld V Ladies Shop, our aim has been to present to the Ladies of Sanford better Class Ready-to-Wear at Ordinary Prices. In at­ taining* our goal we feel that now Miss and Lady can enjoy Style at a Modest Expenditure. O u r Opening W e have put very modest prices on reaj highcl; stylish merchandise which you will readily appreci once you have inspected Quality and compared Pi Coats, Dresses, Millinery, and Hosiery, all DameFi ion’s latest decrees, in a wide variety of materials colors, await your approval. . rid Chic M illinery Miss and ta d y will here find M I L L I N E R Y that will suit her par­ ticular fancy. Our large variety of styles insure satisfaction. I Style W ith out E x tra va ­ gance at $2.95 and up; I 'v F u r -T r im m e d Plaid Coats |i A (Unking group of Fluid Gouts that will uppeftl to your fdney, ex­ quisitely lined, Fur Collars, in a variety of styles that are very ap­ pealing. FOR OPENING V. * ' SApjS'ONLY ;v — — h . p m * * * *••<«» v i- 4 Coats Arrowhead Hose O ffering the season's newest creations, brilliantly trinimod in Fur, Lirfed Beautifully and priced to appeal to all at only • Arrowhead Hosiery is known all over the country and carries a double guarantee. For our Open­ ing Sale wo are featuring a Hose that regularly sells for a dollar at only $6.95 «• *r »i . * $19.50 n •) i TvJ hi i ii > silk D resses Consisting of a [’laid Skirt o f Gay Colors and a Velvet Jacket that gives a most striking effect. These novelty dresses foretell the coming mode and at our opening sale prices are most appealing.. A group o f Lovely Silk the very peweat creations emf ing a variety .. that in ce: meet with fhVbr and moi PRICED PR IC E D A T a a a p O N L Y .....................$ 9 . 9 9 OPENING SALE jO T i AT : f - v ... .'t - 1 j/.jM i >L A ESPECIAIXY ................. .. 1-.-.-■ar- » v ' 7^ ... . ■f —— • \'v IT H O pT EXT |-\y,j 'j. j) . ■ - N o velty D resses & lween B locks F rom ! ' ’N i; K* it I ***B0B**>i1 .... - \ m e#™ - ,i * •• •.*■y . «' • ■; *»•* t ' v-b. • m �*TS '>r, "s« ! ».'V V ■ mwrn V1 rit tilt* m m* ' » **. •,,. FOOTBALL offlclala shouldn't flask* because dit an funpopular chance that S H S L ■■■ " A y - -| __________ program wm In object to the throwing of allvevr decision. There la «Jggy» the be partly fm^ * if rhargo of Mra. Jaa. Thompson and W M U U U lH H m , her subject, Thanksgiving, wall brought out. In addlton to rou­ tine business, plans' were, com­ The contract to Nelson Brother?, pleted for the December Bazaar . TALLAH ASSEE , Fla., Dec. 3. ■ „ of Clearwater, for paving 3.50 ---------------------Departnnd the dnte set for Dec. 0 and 10. _ (;p )_ T h e State Rond Tho bazaar will be held at the ment has announced that, within miles of Rond 1, Jacksonville to row Community building, now another month, a third large con- Enterprise, will replace the old f f l fl '' T ii' iiiiig completion, and the public tract letting for highway work brick road leading into Jackson- J vllle from F>ake City, and afford a| i* cordially invited to uttend. , will be mode. |N’ ,L D ec. yl' l'>. l i n n standard type of paved road all The Live Wire Class of the' The forthcoming letting, It was mellowed the charms the way. j Community Church, composed of stated, will probably even aurimann, former -prlma A. F. Kepifi In building an addi­ The. Duval (engineering and Con-1 executed, in which the Metropolitan Opera tion to his home on Sanford Ave- young Indies, gnlhercd at th e' Pn,,H tbnt STlfati Construction work to cost over $1,- trncting company, o f Jackson-j neveata the youthful In- nue. * home o f Miss Louise Bushnell re-j vlile, given the contract for rock) . of German lioder In tha Thomas Cecil o f Maryland was renUy. nnd showered Mrs. Fred 600,000 was bid for by between basing Rond 1, from Madison to, of har mental vigor at the Thanksgiving guest of Mr. and i:oIt- nee Camelln Durant, n re .two and three hundred contractGreenville, 14.20. will begin the Mrs. Fred Bailey, at their home ,ont bride nn(l n*'4-' of their num -lln(rPrior to the $1,000,000 projects, j work of hnrd-surfaclng another l & r aiatar Marie, alio a on Island Lake. I her, with many useful nnd beauti­ the department let other contracts . lap of the Old Spanish Trail, makful gifts. A pleasant afternoon1“ ,v nn expenditure of over a ing that route under construction fi. note, Frau Lehmann Mr. and Mra. Fred Holt spent was enjoyed with music and or jf declining yaara in an from Greenville to Jacksonville, or j million dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Fre dllolt spent villa in the beautiful ‘gomes. There were several features at­ within 40 miles o f the state capi­ Thanksgiving at New Smyrna. ion of Berlin known Dr Fellows, of Seabrook, N. II., to the more recent letting, tal. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanders, one of the pioneer winter tourists tached , ltd. Opera goers occaNumbers four, Completion o f t h e Payne's .her and hear her at a accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. W m .j(l^ Lnke Mary, and one who ho" one'tw o, nineteen nnd fi-A, i Prnirie project on Road 2 ,-wan in Gates, spent Thanksgiving at Day-' n < 'lvcrti(,ert th; ' wntor nnd She has a number of in Nassau, St. Johns, Duval, Mad-| mind with the awarding o f the eac . j good health to be found in Lnke ismi, Alnehun, Hardee, Columbia, 1contract for rock basing to L. M. music students, includ- ona ^ Americans, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Braddock |Mary extensively among his Martin, I .con and Rroward coun- .Gray, of Gninsvillo. and daughter motored to Fort friends in New England, many of ties were involved. They follow: I When the William P. McDunntd g iatenatiosul Idol Pierce, Wednesday, and spent whom are now winter tourists By awarding to W. J. Bryson, of Construction company, o f Lnkoijts her favorite composer Thanksgiving and the week-end here, returned to Luke Mnry laBt Jncksonville, the contract for n .land, carries out the contract for I'yder-she made her usual week for another winter. Hu was concrete pavement for 11.fit miles . rock basing Road 2, Zolfo Springs i to the Salsburg festi- with relatives. A p p rop ria te Christm as Cards Mr. and Mrs. John Smith re­ joined on Saturday by his daugh­ of Road .'I, Nassau county, from [o f Buchanan, the only unpaved in former yean she Uadlng rolas and stage- turned recently after spending the ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. the Georgia state line to a point j stretch on Road 2 between IjikeM ottoes— P lacqu es— Pictures south of ^ nice, it means that the j land and Arcadia will have been summer at their home in Ames- Chns. McMahan. Mozart gema, Miss Elrnn Cochran and Miss ! work of completing that road from eliminated. pupils say from experience bury, Mass. N o v e lty G lassw are Ethel Hyotiaine wen* joint host-(Jacksonville to the deorgin line, The monthly meeting of the The 1.'17 mile stretch nn Rond ,ah# la aa vigorous as ever. »me Lehmann was the idol Lake Mary Chamber of f'nm- Jesses nt n poverty party at the and hard •mTuring it, with the ex 5 A. from Ft. White to the M irro rs— V ases— Lin ens Klnin iiiii Cochran on 1cc.ption of about three miles, will Itrhtiicknce river, for which the ipnly Of the royal opera of Ber- meree will be held at the Com­ [home of Miss KI is1 taken up. C. (',. Kershaw Construction com­ munity Church on Monday eve Tuesdny evening. Nearly all the .hbt of New York and the nu­ By awarding to J. B. McCrary pany, at St. Augustine, contracted young people of I.like Mary were W aste P a p er Baskets ts other American cities ning at 8 o'clock. Engineering Corporation, of A t­ to clear, grub and grade, is in the Thanksgiving services were con­ present and a most enjoynhle eve­ she sang. The older opera of Prague, Dansig, Leipsic, ducted at the Lake Mary Commun ning was spent witn games, mu- lanta, tile contract for hard-sur­ second preferential system, as is T a b le Lampsr— Book Ends facing I I ltd miles of Rond 4 that stretch on the ..‘■mmc. road, a, Bayreuth, Stockholm, Lon- ity Church nnd at the Lake Mary j sic aid dancing. Tne costumes VDfeaden, Vienna, Paris and M. E. Church on Thanksgiving j were most entertaining, and the front within Duval county to St. from Ft. White to the Santa H* M a ga zin e R acks river, contract for which was . |ladies’ prize was won by Miss Augustine has been started. acre enthusiastic admirers morning. The Ladies' Aid o f the Lake Louise Bushnell, while Clyde even today. P ow d er Jars— P o ck et Books L perturn* have hobnobbed Mnrv C'*mmunity Church will meet Humphrey was the winner among p nt Hie church nn Frulnv, D<’<\ he young men. iftt* main < 'b bib N o v elties , 1 ’ ’■t ! * ,v r, hr>7.i{ir atii). 1 Slu .... . •.. f tile most impressive b F ' S V th *< i lr t rv of the Lake land liMtni'i' 11 Ash T ra y s— S m ok in g Stands If/.- Kfrjinnl U i! mi I f hur di t ml' T ' ..much ili.ii ...... . R E R U N ' . Dec. .'!. An amazing him to the northern border did Pt. A m l » ' him stoi y V a n ity Pair Silk U n d erw ea r of low Genejal Erich "t fly the red flag, the diplomatic K OI' n imi-kii mi |m ft n**d from Gernmnv ••ii ’ b >o of Finland nt the time. flier "11 tin iii^-i i *t,e revolution impended in *’ t I iidt'mlnrff, once, over the t^Jhv ivn> :i ............ ' 1 r i*.e of a the.ll re ■ * r. w**nt to Sweden instead EKiir^Uerniiiii'. Fi i]y .J. si ■! Finnish diplomo' ■’ •i" I I'dv^Auslria. <»-■ in II . ’ ’ >y MrEdward Hjelf. i i m . < y u f.'tu m I.WHIiam II ........ .. , I e : ’ ” re lei to Berlin, |towing iii Ill'll' I'Ol i ,* • ,i 'iii if" i o n1' [pnurml by < mil vm Jt■•I 11*i • ' I ' '..tv nit'll-.I wi'h pink 1 ' ......... . • • i ■ lUonpq Vi nli i»fs» (J •' .it’penluil ■ mu ■■■■■an iRxnisni n vamp f l '.•■( f '. is s s a s s i fllbgmr in 1H77 pm •DMlfi 1. 1. i ,i • i .. * i f h > to D". • ♦ I t" r r ,:*■* • • i) Dr, Helf MjSf hlvJ'U*"p»ili iii * U It* • Mf Mi ft that 1^*ii iiiat iji « o i1 rene.rnl ,' • ft f 1 c \|' (opronu part. < ai i Sihuit 'Afi i * . i .• i , : in the linin' V <' ,i i "L . pf a gruiip •>( legal\ i|lll‘U' T i i ! *i- ti o 'u. ‘ ri'iiirii'lnr of v i '' ' * ■ t. * rlcg wh<> urgrt!1 Em u lit’hn ill,., •*. " II ' h e nfeS' riheil t Mi m *1 Mr i (i ii nnl vv Mil (■(tftk her n'lihrni-i I * 1 I 'if ll.ve, o ff hi < M' 1 •T. • i ! » • ■ Ljppttrn nl l!< i'll r Kl •M11. i ' I M III , I iics-t himself ill a Hoi f It•1*1 v I.' •* '• ’ ■h nut iiii>> i !ui •. .>• felt hat anti • '•} \\ ii .. H Ail » Iniii Cnit " I '• ' g'a*o e :. (jfriitt'd Stun .I'll' 1.3 .II 3 ' ■ t|»»nn,t 1• ioi ' *ok exactJfllie tJUm'ii "t I'll' M* ■• .' • ' 1 .' uri rtid,l*luir .i I'l -.i t .<», i. •1* In ’ ' ’ J 1• 1 .■ '• 'th 'vi i*KP benefit von oil i r d whose name, It. i '• H*v would i UK,. l *' ■1 i l i t l.lr-t., bit i ■« ,y l e m st .l en by holder P ftn V MlitiirM r»„ ‘ ..If. r * ■r •■ t - lor "Linstrom," slov.Nylvn. tin i * i . | ti' ly written. [Jh von M iiin i, tin r<i 'tit i ! •, . . .. II ; t I I jelf said he migineerotl flfudulnn' Tliuma'*, tin 4 ill. mL .. \ir- Homer tllenson, San I .iidetulorf f ’s escape, with the SbvjliliaU‘ 1', it ii * mine uf tl I y., Green, Cane Itidg**, l.nowh'dge and consent of the Fin­ ‘to Bl With whom she was us Vr I M. Green, Nash nish Minister of War. He as­ M pj* ‘tny! viipv'i'p jU ! ■•. Ti'titi.; Mrs Elmer Hyotiaine r r Lvjrvtv PbnrcJy ii'u-t t?v«at serted that the general was parti­ Ethel Hyi-tlaine, Kenneth Hycularly pleased when the diplo­ !• *i . 4in : i'".e, Coffey vllle, Kun.; A. F. matic automobile which drove •M, '7n'-harv Sa"ivb'rs as leader p. Hoopcston, III.; Mrs. Goml'llilc sendee nt 7-,I0 o’clock con Slnblom, Auhurndnle, Fla.; liniles to be very popular nnd we!' Mrs. Floyd Sjohlom, Nazarenu •i (fended. Church; Mr. Albert Whitaker, Mrs. Wm Jackson returned to Lake Albert Whitaker, Chas. Whitaker Mary last week fmm his home in Mis„ Mnry Whitaker, Lnke Mary. j k * — c „ l l . k ------ - t j ------- k n r ------II --------InVTha London Daily Mall" qn,,!,hury Beach, Mass. He was Those new members embrace va­ Jtnnbon .a y . the .tory ^•'ntpanled by .i party of friends rious sects as follows: United t prthen.il. Uiled .plder A1" nzt° G^ ftn’ ” ft]Uio Gy,\'!1 n Brethren 4, Presbyterian Ii, BanCall the Willard Uattery of Brazil form ■ chain i,nQ u^ V ° r' M‘m ‘?ad'° Morrtl1 tist U, Congregational .'I, Metho­ ir boditf, awing from a tree '' " f S«Hsbury Beach. Mass. Men— We recharge and re­ dist <1, Nnznrene I, Christian I. Atilt laat can catch a branch I T ,° c(‘n"(!" Lake Mary ropair all makes o f batteries. ht opposite aide of the .tre.m ' T 'V k f"mpile<l under thu auspices ON UM BRELLAS, TOO H lta complete a bridge ha< ^ the Lake, Mnry Chnml'ar , of A red silk umbrella is effective­ y ‘ (I generally diacredlted. i r ° mmerCo vt‘ry gratifying im, however, three English 1^laino. Koffayvine. Han.; A. F ly topped with a handle that coni -‘1 . .. , ^ ... . I showing lflfi homeH and (500 real-1bines red lizard, natural snake and P H O N E 518 h. Including J. R. Hind-: ■..tf, of the British Consular Of- dents. I f the spirit of boosting, ivory, .Canton, once saw a similar and co-operation which now pre­ vails In Lake Mary continues, the t on the swift-flowing River, which shows that next census will be even tnnro of a surprise. md from Brasil may be Miss Chrysta Kemp of Lakeland «U something more than a was the guest of her brother and ■ traveler’s tale. .langurs crossed the stream wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp. |■ for Thanksgiving nnd the week- a lk up a poaltlon on the out end. She returned with Mr. and , ■ 'branch of a teak tree HcRinninR December 11 the three banks in Sanford them wenre eight others Mrs. J. H. Woodall and sons J oh n ;* will close at irp# more nn n branch and Paul, who motored from Lake- ’ J land Sunday, accompanied by Ju■ u 12 P. M. Each Saturday whimpering thin Srntt, nnd spent the day with J tf* tUale. wit Ii i • i i, , First N ation al Bank Me mid Mrs. A. F. Kemp. J I the brum'll n ■ i i • i \ hp'-’f interest in ir meeting of ^ (Jtngainf*i it. t•**,i ........ Sanford Bank and Trust Co. K 1■ I ad lea' Aid Society of the ■ l i f a r m s ami 1 1.» i. i Seminole County Bank ! ^ ril all ••pel II.I .Ii ’ lull '.1-1 , ! :ike Mnrv Community Church was ■ ** ■ i.. 1 the home of Mrs. A ig the - i l l . tiD/f (< ^’•bnrf Inst Friday afternoon. The much i ■ i ■<in,. , i lent to A’ State Third Big Highway Contract Soon an, E u r o p e a n Star % oFo rme rlySangln U. S. Lako Mary , ®Tof EnduringCharm Our w ide selection ot g ifts otfer ju st the in d ividu al g ift that w i l l please Gen. Lndendorff Fled From German Rebels in Guise of Dead Diplomat i-Lady’s Shoppe man Claims w liv e Bridge § Siam Monkeys Batteries F u rn itu re W ill T h r ill Herli L o vely Line Bedroom R A Y BRO S. Suites—In all shades See Our W in dow s Banks To C lose j C O L O R F U L BREAKFAST! S E T S — In seven different 1 usjtci'iall. t»> »i' i ) ........ . t B,'they •; 11 " i-, *■i • r iliiltg i/U|'« to! la t . the 1rei* 11 i.n I- 11 1} i ':.wingr lllev r« * ' in In. mi i d^jmtde tin u jni'i'l i t' ! ' BjdJVfgS tVVelxe fee' ...... pmvdiatrh t.lu i bi i ''uni i • I,i nte a i I, !• 1.1 - i, •jjn** uni) n' T5 Frcc n ul'iii. im ■ t^CC th*-ei ' >i I In 1 II In ’p W g r i p atm -f • *' • t .'chain uiel ^b. flsseil 'Met, »t were |"^ Ci^Rd'-^rrvcc_;,i >\/ \irr< Ii and dj ini mm •■11c :b CChatlei tne I II* l> r\ s (tesiroiv i>f helping. But ill dcsiMcl iml moved Inti. 3tp* lucid,'ll!. lliti'M -1 .mg 111 'I oilier 4|ueatt«iiti. Dot2 migrate? And m i.H ic y l" assist the weak 7 BPIIING FIIOCKS 1 embroidery ■ are “ line offered in Sanford. New V ( uctctblc Book ii • b da •' i* siirvivoi*. i styles in the very latest Heyw ood -W akefield line. Abso* lutely the loveliest and latest \ > limit f eat in i s ta n tia l T o y s lo G r o w e r s • ■ ill.i iifnii 11 s, i.e nou o f fe r tilts new treatise, \ t T O M O B IL E S “ Sonic T R I-C Y C L E S '. i i’lol U.ibV I Im.ul.i i roiis" p r i p i . i n t h> mu Entumolugi st. Dr Mortimer D. Leonard, in cu-operaI om >i it Ii *iiii l l o r i i i u l t u r i s t nnd vice president, I’ rof. II. F. Floyd. D O L L riir isiok contains practical information on the production of Florida .Vegetables, including planting, fertilization, and ppruying for insect and disease control. It's free on request. Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville. Fla. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER ;.CO. y With Which \n Affiliated Morjda Agricultural *. Supply Company . _ C A R R IA G E S W A G O N S f V E L O C IP E D E S ' . C O A S T E R S SEMINOLE / “ C A S H ORLANDO,. FLORIDA “ E“ IF K W S t Y O U H A V E ' IT — C R E D ........... IT IF Y O U W A N T r fM M ' I T ................................. A �fm A V •1- 1 ’■•*% k-41 1 3*-: • Vir, - ( f- >' ---V H ,-T i, r, \ » m- Mi?' >;‘:}'"V •j *- * ’ <r ^w .• * •»> _THE 8ANFORP HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1926 made an attractive decoration. Un- airof Styles ? :Ai! iVft m m i k *i J ceivmonlal, the centenary o f the Tho writer dcserihes Josephine ,’8 f BING COLORS has discovery of Bromides. Just i us "ignorgnt, |*xy, indolent, like . ^rantt^w i'.FdU oxr at* pu ^n g pleated nlnon. The how fashion j | _ ^ * " * 4 3 l i L | 1 | J | , hundred years ago Jerome Balard ’.ho Crcqta the wan,’’ . Wto Associated Ureas) in > etrcite bid far favor In the able mare's tall is a sort $ f cross I ~pAIlIS ~ — — --------- ---- — ugu! 2 3 , instructor in chemistry V a ISTCOATStMITTENS ’ early spring cqsbetween a sash and u train. It ( t ,, , 1 ’ • 1 *— W — “ the horn ut the faculty of science, announc liitcofcts and mlttqna far RIBBON TRIM M ING itt4t being shown. gjq j Unter ,s heard thwhlll," cd that he had discovered a new Mwear hiVp appeared on rr aches just below the bottom of An cffoctivo trimming on dark the dress. . „ |. * , >’car* R has been nearly • - - - * - 1‘ Gloves of V i substance in sea wnter to which AndJiloaS Oxford street serge and silk frocks Is the usa of ‘ ,rnvUm *’» ' *»y the horn o f t f t j cH AVB LONG SLEEVES be gave tho name o f mu ride, which tft’ arc made o f supple T h » eagerness eaworn,.,. qI ^ the |tourist bus. TJitw B E A U TY PATCHES BACK Add to the failings o f Napo- name was afterwards changed bandings of dlffaTont but harmoni­ The black lace fliimcr dress * bed fur. On chilly days I foreign visitor to view old French Beauty patches are back-- in trmf ti . . .1__ , , loon's poor Josephine tho fact that with the romont of the discoverer, ous colors in gros grain ribbon. 9 coot is slipped over velth/a. seajop ia smartest when lt,ka$. ■ 011’ *dv*'n nn enter she did net always pay her debts. I to bromide by Gay Lussne, Vaquck (, Women are wearing England. They are placed <m the' back‘ o f the neck. Wearers o f | t r a v e l agency the idea qf That, at least, 'Is w(mt P%ris isjlin nml Thcnard. [waistcoats to afternoon *l*i mm _ ties instead of brocade these beauty pntches generally |Vr£uni2,,,R u service or buses to now informed in the newly-ptib- ‘ likhe.1 memoirs of Antoine-Remain leave o ff jewelry which otherwise f ‘ ' * V'C N ,tnK hunt in l> > e forest Th.a yonr’s potato crop la the The waistcoats are made SWi Hflmelin, who made the Acquaint, vyor-t 011 record, the yield being es from inexpensive er- would distract attention. Some of 1 U Wl" m ,,1 et> ^fi e. »*■ nnce of* Josephthe just bafpro her about hulf the averngo. The fail­ the more original designs are little u, . Pn * 1 0 ultra aristocratic rabbit;' again from pig8\buntsmun and huntswomen, ac- marriage to General Ilonapart. ure of the crop will be seriously ______ I r°utred in all thb finery of a byHumelin was somowhat of an felt this winter. In addition to .t«!- ^ “ BODICE” NOW PROPER ) ‘fono nFe- arrivod for the famous adventurer, lent hef 4,00b francs forming n large part of the diet of ITION IN ETON CROP i/C1 F o r 1 —^ “ which was considerable money the poor, putntoea are largely used the variations o f the Eton) Eton/ h *8 n" Waiter a blunder to JJJJ“ i " rt’ f Vi ieh pr*I lq those days— to enable her t<i in. feeding pigs and tho dearth will season is to have a lock *P<™k of “ bodices'* since a-cssnmkw J ' j?f the 8CA» on» Drawn from the back un- “ « ®B». slipping tuck Into tlio |{jj V- . *' “ t * “ fll‘ ttcm l by join hor Illustrious spouse, then shnd up not only the price o f the the ear It is not easy to habit to doscrlbo th.j *.op portion *st they had aroused. All conducting a cumpalgn in Italy. |tubers hut also tho price of pork. Youth these, d « y flTj w iw ts action, redAs a precaution he accompanied , blooded youngster8Jdemand red-flood­ Inbl K k locks tb^lie'pcr- °* * « « « ■ * * *» sign .If . * “ Rone ' usual— the blesalng of her himself. ed sport-—Bicycles are the most prac­ Rat, even with the aid of growing icviva! of drosses which thr<n|Kh tile puck, and the Romiiling of the received him rather rath f,rst coldly, but la- I ! •Josephine W as Debt . ~L Le, so the English miss •c p irt more "oi-w - ’’ nml “ fi* different horn tical, most pleasing, most satisfying calls hut the ler unbent enough to provid Kvader h>iend Says Ti pltht out some original ear- ting’* than rucer, /ir.hnns linv. presence of strangers took all the Gift possible to, give your youngster, Hametin with comfortable lodg .1 ■tmir.; i. help: Now the rebellious boy or girl. zc. t out of the proceedings. ings. Hut the man never saw his I’ MtlS. Dec. 3.— DPI.— Add to passed through a ring -1,0410 francs again. tb'' tnitings of Napoleon’s unforlough to hold it firmly, yet Velocipedes and Tri-cycles L a rg e Diamond T o j - i.i,.v „ , . u , w ' T .... ............ . li,ncie Josephine the fact that she I MintII to spoil the line of Fp^ Tiny Tots Tin" writers describe Josephine did imt always pay her debts. That, l $ e A u c t i o n e d O f f {nvor because, unlike many of its as "ignorant, lazy, indolent, like 1predecessors, it is a genuine dance m least, is what Paris is now inthe creole she was." He adds that fhrnii'il in the newly published rather than a “ contortion.” At LONDON, Dec. It.— One o f the E1B1.TS WIJ’ II PE A R LS best diamonds— “ Golden [ that is the decision of throe she was '‘ incapable of hate ns of memoirs of Antoiiic-Romaln Hnme’ival of feminine interest world's Dawn”— will be sold by auction at j ‘"'mired dancing teachers from ull friendship, prodigal where she her lin, who made the acquaintance of SK A T E S beud trimming hns inAl- T,nrts Europe who met in Paris self wns ccticerned but miserly to­ Josephine just before her nmrri le fashionable designers to Christie’s on Wednesday. wards others, her commonplace age la General Bonaparte. (duplicates of the native though not one o f the largest, V* '*,'slllRR **u‘ wt,rk ° f their pro- good humor deceived those who did WAI fession. Mumclin was somewhat of an P U S H M O B IL E S necklaces with pearls j st°ncs known— its weight is lfil not know her.” adventurer, who, hoping to muke The Charleston, on the other 1-2 carats and itA diameter about Ir precious stones. Ids fort line through Josephine's in­ that of a 25-cent piece— Golden hand was severely condemned, and COASTERS The University of Montpelier fluence, let her -1,0(10 francs— M. Schwarz, of the Paris opera, Dawn is famous for R h rich nmlier lOTOHING FASHIONS which was considerable in those for its perfection of , ,vi'n* M l far as to demand its bancolor and will celebrate shortly, with fitting Ion Crnsiv’s influence is days 11 * enable her to join her lit ill tile new motoring structure. ilk ' riniir. MH'i - i- then conducting It was found by Captain *('. It. ! which include long cross.1 c.i apniyii m Italy. As a preeau-1 Lucas, D. S. O., in 15 11 3, and in vest.i of gray goat fur ia'i he ae inpa nied her hinisetf. . .... .1 J i! % * GEO. W .D E E T C H [liigh up at Die throat in that year the finder refused an After But lie never .aw hi 1,000 francs \approved Crus.;.* maimer offer of $700,DUO for it. M cL an d er Store No. [fur coat vest is not milik'- ! sieving throughout I lie war, how­ • gum. p i.II 1111)1!. , — » 1 ever, Lucan found himself in nee 1 Stiil waistcoat and >vuc!ies Ll„. l . , tlJ. ,'»f funds and pledged the diamond - ■‘f= » L u ;..... . .. $20,000. Tho, A^u Khan of er iviiich it is worn. India assumed the mortgage on the-stone, but did not wish to purHIED STEEL AG AIN . chase it and finally has sanctioned - * jewelry, those rings ' ilB di!pORHl nt public JluctIon. w ' '-.V*' rhes of iugfily polished Dcn|prfl rfly this diamond is so un­ E D IT O R IA L *- •* “•Vvvyyj it were so popular in the •usua, that it cflnnot l)fl pmlictlvi — Uah prepared his will, appoint­ We think it was Emerson 18th rciui.ni % arc lhe what price it is likely to bring. England again, iicnume 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ . who said "Build a better ed a guardian for his son.— and monsrlrnp and tho world broochc; and rings are' TAM PIC O I'REPAREH FIELD died. 1 '' •; r : i * door"— we are not building high nri vs in life mar-j TAMICO, Mox., Dee. U.—(/pj— A The guardian wns an army o ffic ­ will bent n path to your modern reproduction., are 1 large lauding field is being preer, and probably did not survive mousetraps hut we know cvider.ce. [ pared here for the arrival from that we are offering "Style Unh for long. 1 - " _ ^ ^ian Antonio Texns for the aviators Without Extravagance'' and IALIS1H IN F L l ENCE who are to participate, in the PunIt is your privilege to have an the genenous reapnnsc ’ to Ihe mini.hid contributes American flight. They are exExecutor o f your Estate and a our opening is proof of opr tu the milk.'-up ot the perted to arrive here December lf>. I Guardian for your children that claim. nglish Miss. The very Every facility will be extended tho j. cannot die, and thut is Always Rvciiing frocks are very airmen. Present. these w.n'if by tile beiles 1 lorn m I do .. Long osFOR SPORTS {Write .for our , t$pkh/t entitled im ste siilut tute 1 by the Novelty aitkn fo r iRirlngaTnelude '‘ IVillfl," and read'the will of Uah. iMayfu.ite for the tu- checked and plaid tnnifetaa In brilIves and hibiscus fibre of i limit colors, to be used for sport, ili ini ante. The bodice I frocks. , ■ ■:3STiS Ith I'c new feather eve1 is tightfitting and made Santa Claus has adopted tho 9tikiered chi ffen. mode o f travel o f roynlty and ar­ rived in London this year in a W e hardly know what to say, we are at a loss fo r words to correctly e; couch and four. LKS OF FLOW ERS deep appreciation of the generous respoitse to our opening th is,morning^;, |dre£amnkerfl arc placing Americans having “ an habitual can and do say that R a ff eld's Ladies Sho0 will always be apreciatlve o f an new evening frocks, residence in France" must pay itly Been were made I. W. Phillips, IVesident portunity to serve you and that our future policy will be, alwayv . |f flowers of blending French income tax on all their . t J* ^ .! * ,4 .* * ' V ^ - ao' Boyce Miller, TruBt O fficer revenue, whether derived from tho ‘ Tl ‘ • " k * t r . O JK » V of mauve, pink and is The Bank of Friendly Service' bWhjk centers. They United States ortFrane*,.* W M tM L S E T B ll^A R isliffpR ^ ishmont because o f its alleged ill-. effects on the feminine anatomy. A modified Ohatlwtat' which met tho objections o f physicians and moralists was adopted as a partner of the *''BUckbottbm" on the well regulntcd dancing floor. “ .... " " ss Al T ,c?] AUTOMOBILES TH E B IC Y C L E 2 4500 Years A g o We our gei cere the generous response to our ope: BANK O F O R A N G E A N D T R U S T COM PANY IU 1 IM IU U IIU IIH IIIH II llllU R M flR I “STYLE WITHOUT — Where Wall St. Meeta Orange Ave. ■-^1 jiirwn x mse Wiring Our Specialty u T M 815 PA R K AYE; M i ■t4f,VW| im iniord Bldg. & Loan Ass n SANFORD, FLORIDA mdensed Balance Sheet A0 Of November 5,1926 ASSE TS $ I*1 ‘ii Banks ................................ ?aife.3 Receivable ........... 6510.06 694029.82 393.55 ®unta Receivable................ * Subscriijtiona Receivable Mure and Fixtures ............ $1311854.57 assets LIABILITIES , v state Loans P a y a b le ...... ..................? 1 UP Stock IsatM ’ ....... |434900.0t» aliment stock Issued.... i. 881400.00 ■' plus—Reserve Fund ........ Plus— Undivided Prpfits . ^TALCU^ n „ O F F IC E R ^ : M y , Sec’y, auc Mher, 11121.14 590900.00 2000.00 on Stock*........ -............ p4 31156.62 1266300.00 — ——I— 3058.11 11340.84 ^ ^ a S ii Q-‘ 'BETTER CLASP’ ‘0TAL ■v *1 SEE US ABOUT - . -A 14398.95 11864.57 ii motorists who are dis­ satisfied with the Ser­ vice they have been £ettiftg elsewhere, to co m e into our head- si. 1 ui. yf DRESSES }\ , r c 409V V wp t S T A Y ^ N ( J E , :r 'A These lovely Silk Dreaa,m , in all the wanted colOT* and ahadas in a large variety of flz^a, gre of. .' S^jOUh to a 1.^.vi'rW dyihg all the j • f^pedjlor. ,>o«pr«H y. -f t , . ^^me4,fi#mta which / t f S it We carry ing every si Snd Steam-Welded Tubes; High Preisure ' we'test batteries,; have, air for tires, water fpr batteri radiWers hrtd pItfvido roM s e r v le e ^ e of charge; we recharge and tepair batteries and repair We have the most complete tire service station In Sanford, ••. •*n A'i q f w Jjr >?’ A*' ' » *axo1 ragrr +** •*+ ,: yi f‘+ ' -jY-it f. i* ; tV* •' .*4 *LU i L “ ■*I ijh f uy *f -41 / ‘ *• ^ ■«*/T- ^ M .*? [* v* ah 1 ri ~ y’l . ^' , ■ • * i j-jff l i dp ‘ « • 1 ■ * 'u j ' pr r"v*i a v. '• l i f j •' V -t" -• L. \ .i fi* > t. V(V, UI appreciation Special a t the extremely low Our S t r ^ f !• • M ^* #.*«•!» i; 4 D»c, . - V lf V,v. �T H E S A N F O R D H lgRALtf/. F R ID A Y . D ECEM BER 3, I92G Herald 1 Some Questions For the Hijrhwav Board _________ , \% , The Herald would !><> pleased to have for publication a IIY ARTHUR BRISBANE statement from .the State Highway Department relative to (Copyfight 11*26, by Star Co.) the progress o f the rond-sign posting. This paper was one ’ The Gulden I)a» n 4 (of several Florida faithfuls that came <iiit with editorials Change In Tc.-jra Those Spirit Voices last summer regarding the promised posting o f the public -Rtfltar aad Man»*-r Fighter*' linn's We told the people that “ by the beginning o f the KdMrr loads. •OSKa, M asaglif winter season automobile, travelers in Florida would find A WKI.f. KNOW N diamond SMUTlnS IIATKR accurate, plentiful, road directions on the new sign-posts the Sl* Miiiiihb—13to ■ (-idled “ Tin- Gulden Dawn" fur its, l?«..C1,.y. ,,y ' ‘arrlar, par Highway Department were starting to place upon all roads " • • H r Kill l Inti } 2 ( o m its jurisdiction. lirilliant yellowish (ini <u>ld at uuc- 1 Now The Herald was honest in givvin g out this infor- I lion yesterday for only .IVi-JO.OOO ! WOTlfKi All ......... 4(11III Inti..jniation. It had seen the statement in a news dispatch from (half Us appinised value. It was! Pd» of thunk*. rrHuiminni 1of •ntartiilnriiaiita whuo. lal ahassee. It actually believed that this winter would not , •••uiiflit by Du. Aga Khan, wealthy .-at.., * jiind travelers m Morula annoyed and disgusted by the lack , Indian prince, who races homes 1 amt had a mortgage on the dia, ** , A **Q1( ' i * t K|* I'llKM 'o f road information. . rnnnd. And perhaps the signs have been placed. The Herald lily < Him* D*r r»» ,k. a »*’«'* 'II,in.Irlu |has not been around the state enough to know. Perhaps the 1 THAT IN D IA N IK said hImi to WSiKThW herein. ...... / (people who report an absence o f signs upon some of the fit' rapuhllcHIliin npuiii of sprcinl have a mortgage on the credulity , -'I,.. ■ state s main highways are Mind or illiterate. Or maybe they »•» hftrviti urc* a Ih«> rt'ttcrvfd of many co-religionists. Thnt , drive so last they can’t see those frequent signs JAY, DEt , mortgage pays well, better thun 1 Will the Stale Highway Department correct our ignor. racing or diamonds. liB H AM ) ri.A rroitiH r" " «»,«. ! The low price of the diamond Ik * •• Th e Enquiring* R ep o rter On Th e Job As Brisbane Sees It ______ \ \ / roiur i nEACMES 8 GbVW/NG WAS A W A (Z P £ P $ 5 b O a vueoc - ct)N6u 7m/sk Sue can Live on 7haT v SU M 9 “ M ANYLATE ^r- ‘ • O M t 't . n t u S rt> > 6 ulM (^K PfiAOlES CAM G e T A l o n g o h $ 3co weEKLYp*^ 5 W" trimming nii'NKS-D^ "«*• 'Jt « » “• McReynoIds Hanford A f; •nfT| L In KdRr«o«id r uH. ServiceThe Kindi '•npj itaaii fmni ! attributed to dealers’ worry about And while we are speaking to the highway men. just »Va»rr raalr |» j* r k «„ „ . is the chance lor an early completion id' the road-con- reeent .H.inioml dirroverien in ..South \frica. Hut ,J,.n’t throw struct ion Itehveen l.e e s b iirg a n d M o u n t D o ra V Thimk R eaches ’ away your diamood■tea,in, „r 1 11' ,h , ir " a -v b. S a n f o r d o f te n , m i y d o w n f CAN ICeEPPCoM S ta te 11'e li w a y No. 1! by w ay of O cala. I . r c b u r g an d K u stis. IMralna |i»,l. lennU If \ \ II It i IIICIlUI. ' STakvihg oh T h ey i. |.orl a n a b o m n u d ile c o iid itn n , fo r t h e m a d s b e tw e e n •»t*Hill B y •u b.id ,ii i | fed • mile 3 00 koitara, holrl\ Mt.ouii • ! , an d n e a rly a s u n p l e a - a n . a e o n d ilio n I Olid, i tl.-l t A w ecK V >ieH\.-..,i l-.n I , ; a n d Mo ini D o r a " .lust how Io n - m ost ( h o " l1- l.i *. e Mlrnrll.m „r a « , , | , , Mr„ u ' |' ' 1 , 1 , 1 I lie ..II ,1,10 ,„lit wdl IK>I ............... . • M-< ' A n d u hat i t h e ' -a o f ' hr I Imb d Ilf 4*|I| iM-niif |ffna- out I m g iii I, a , mdj, ten i. ,• \ i s t at all .'flop nroKriim. I In- H erald Will t.'lla pleat.o re oi in pub null!lish in g I lie reply o f ami of nrhiMil ni « if i MUlon *" **• p l a t e llip h v .;:v ,'iie p a rim e iit, it it t ’DNt»i»i-;sK h u n k s th.hirrrrtat* i| money w ill kindly an sw er these t,,r '•(iiesl i o n - . would lie b.ticr iii the pork Imrrel |i nun in Ibe pi ii l;c| i of payers, - O . . . ____ . . SffcjKfNW to p l o o n In Mahogany, Hroiu There i . demand for more pub I j'-'TbS |s His IToiU.K Ih-nss, and Class lie building,. °i»r God, ill *|t, 1 ;«!| • • \ t r I he l a t e com e r e p o n , ; t h a t t h e t o u r i s t ; {•'.have pri piu. d ( .an, di , : i And then- is the farm Idor. It j and, and i* ;i|| ..... , ,,, I ; ' ; T a m ,,a . M iam i, all a r e say s i hat u rmueut 11:i ; mi.nev nlsn. pty ( ii,.,, , , ""O 'tally la r g e m n n b e r o f Imiri K for t h is tim e to •Id pend some on | .,tlio heart, and I,.-, , ..i, ... ,'.;1 •rC,-''1 , , , l , r ............ ;,,v lh a ' a re m in in g, and that this jghtlie.-o*. A . f.»r I t .'biems, and I I.(,.|,l I l,r. ' “ ' V >" M.e I,, lo ry Of M o n d a fro,,, ||, $'-Willingly offered all l|. . , lilt |m | I U|l ( "I loll. I "* '•* lotiri » a ro n m io .la tio u mid e iile i l.i i m i ie r ii . and now have i , , i hi.i < 1 1 1 II not coming with I I III'- D a y to n a I!, a< !i '»< v. . v. n l i n e ' r. 4 c u lly un till ; . lib. bag the big lax ' joi I. >ay . ; , pa. - i 11 If. I - n \>. If ,-•• mi.' -tie in 1 1, , . t. ,, , , 1,1 e " I Hie in crea sin g . fn fh i\ o f vn ini,., \, M, i »k . n :\ .\ iu i\ . ................................ Well knowi, I ' l l III' I'll \ '•’ h e o T A I I S p u rts ' r o r l y - o n e pa •ji.l a n.tl> , , Srtay Storehouse, i,ni| receive ...... pint messages v in ’ , n ’ m tlW‘ ,U,rlh " l! "»•• H-mil ve.de,-. n •'-^ Y o r k h k i l m .d t r i m c n i ; litlntcd hlea,jng. N u u nut ('m obiles u t n y in g o u ANNCAL n l-o t-of-s f-sta lall'e license i ;,g ;; loon Houdite Hi- magician, and Spurt ■-—ms like n simple thing m trout nt mu• hotel. NYwm ni!*r.; I<u k id in \ •d-nlu e, the limitations tb«‘ :aTor, are fakes. c a r r y i n g hi •avv W'e think tlie general that i‘\’H y i nr un#:i*r.*:tau<j«?# V<.( , THE JOYMAKEUS overcoats. Strangers iti<|iiiring fo r rooms and bouses. An tun "A per" » "n i'i be dead fmir or s-ntmieni o f yachtsmen will heart inuthnll ilv increasing |iurade of oul-ol'-staii car.- on I he m can beat h. A five .war-: before «’SBerts lire forever Mipporl the North American It people in nil the land. he can romiiiii- meddling wit), ,)lc. n i|,„.in „ „ ,.f >m lit Racing t ninn in its energet growing em'iillnieut in the tourist Hid, and winter organ- menu with m, M’e l-arn this . to perlnt |hi- game, and dis- '•■ endeavors to end this ancient fund; y 'Vil*' a sweelheurt izations. I'rgent applivatittns for bglit, gas and telephone troin spirits with whom \V( Imvit I s,,o-slm tion with their efforts was evil. *nd shift, lux that ride service, iiiereusi d demand for dom e The niuiori,y opinion of Amcr never more acute than today. The h help In t lean up been m Uiiieh.” and run I houses fui occilpaiiey. famous international races between icnn experts seems to be .strongly S s * Wwdowa of dew and sunfishing schooners „ f ,hc Nova- Seo- [ ,M Th. same might be said adhering to the Inter I’SYCIIISTS WDNDKR •Bing and dashing, * ’ • "l' Snnl’.icd. S lam l .,t, ;l„ v where and (iluiu*csttai* fleets ended in j » 'Igh-ho, heigh-ho. R u le’ providing it can he downtown street corner some Jlllcninui, anil u til cli I lie t'jirs (lio-.e spirits are when they talk, !atniii , .............. thorough me hecnu.se a H | ,„-. «;»iende«l to conD.rm to American p/,MHg nt thoir task they g „ . If they an- '•II one of (be distant S P E C IA L S C E N E R Y , WARDROBf] i ' ‘• 1 el used to be bound 'dens upon rer'tain points. If the I M ign C‘'Al S ,w r s1' ,:v ’ lic e n s e plnlcs fro m \’ru Vn,.k . • is 1 *• ..... 1 ** ■ • star-, light " hu t, i ravels I hi,,mu, n> a,,v raring •Ml, illffail. Maine ;„„1 \V,s,„„si„. , te r Vwhere No, ice icy man Joy ous has made f.- The truth ,IM-V better basis of eomimnnise Mutt the simplest port must haw H s oem: cl earl y up to the oppo>m lle A N D E L E C T R IC EFFECTS f! ,ll<’ Greets ;it a„\- lime. It looks like in,I- - I,, •mi w< luteand 1 hut tin writing o f (hent *"-nt.s <d tin,, course to bring it for,Mip--nie warm on my weary Ill" S u l,in la y n igh ts oi ..|,| \h(| ,|ilvV S :»»ur.l;.\ •lion y-urs t- g-t 1 n dilficul, la-k. n i 'd it s m a k e g^fiJIe; u * in* \v)d rnaiti*r i -Ini.ml S.uil (>,-(| look like a great Do t I ,.||(.||; i • I. n i.' W lV Ali this* ha i heen repeati-dlv -d Ml I-ehuiealit ie and the precise |j wds on the St, p* and t),r..w I tom lo la . Wmlm-Mhiy night saw the o p e n in g o f the -nst i ated in l)i, yi" tit iii-; I ]. t'-rm- ot a soiim •»d- cannot In- i iJt dpwn loll I Fn,Test 1 I'- ‘.'UK' mil, , , ,,,n<| Bit-Ill rill- ; i,| i (, vv..r bb Kvvciy tlxexd by the lav man. lint whet 1 n " » " K ••ndlo-r have !„••.,i g l „ I lien n ( Min< ( ••l.i-ival.l- aptiiuai It liiis been -m " Ameruaii de-igtu rs as ClinRK.un am i 1,;,M Ii,,. hot.-! ,,, s|,.()M l"t' amd h c w iii- •i 11•"i<Ir•11 and \‘al..|itin<. .>o B ig N oon -D ay P a ra d e and Band l« tried I'Kt. I'h- simple '••" II. ( fane. \V. Starting Burgess. •jMllng and gleaming ter season. Tln-v Iin \" prepan-d an in s till •I•— ta" l Lit. b yo'i talking I,on "bvvi.tie ha- is, water t ami most •f"ti n -III, O-he, icn which is in '■• AIdea and C. Sherniat bnc length,... , ( 'c r y w a y a credit prodm o i i ill, ., tieai,.| • I hroi.gt, • "-v* are found in ugreement then *" ,," s ‘ Itese,-\ al jo,is have In •n 1 '""'uti t i tli.-ir ....... . t,, ! • » day to his laughter glee IN C L U D IN G F A M O U S LIONS CU made som e tim e all! * b'Me ground for hesitntion I •'<• \mem an .1(1 and it seems a ( i%t t,,,|\- that the h*. u . 'tun w .id. vv“ iiidn'i r—:u h i »u l«llg *-V( |il.lllj; ’ Haltimore Sun, ml-, which v \ II I \\ ill he crow d ed I ' b'd tie I ' 111V,•I U o Imp,, that the work of dovis 11 ’ " ' n• b, I,, .no |,k , ,,, -■•ll lib', .... , , -''lb*' o| I he (Q U A R T E T T E -,:i • M'-ri ........ bole , - ■' trolv universal rating by uc ,LiCarrolJ says tie is 11 t..., «V IIII el' a till the I{ill ii ' I •f * f 1 'dl(l I M H I IM III \ .... , a r e w ith ’ ' -i v I mid m-oi it iiira. p, illl M| j,, • f m ake it bathtul, parlies.” S„ " ,i'! •(iy y e a r ! with Hril i ti Ill t •t rating, . '•• prevent (tie (|’ ’M'-' upportors o f the Hun, E V E R Y T H IN G N E W THIS YEA! velo|inn nt I extreme types that j l" hi rule will 11 f or wa rd to a sm-- i K > . -------- « * C A PTA IN M AIIt'TT. iniimigei i Would bi­ racing outeliiiies and ( O .M FO U T. \ ( ) T .l’T K I K . V Y seem s to ho tin- hip ,(.•‘ "BM'roiuise. Intermit ion ' ^tourt in the Hall-Mills nothing nuind of i he • I' Dcinp-i v (raining. Isc. The Hritisti rule, X Bend when it denied apu iilo n io h ilf o w n er tod,«y. "T h e depth o f th. 'b- I which has been accepted t,v (|, .’ a y ac ht i ng is perhaps the finest oi i • li.'imoi,,ii lighter wit- drugged viieliting cushions not the all -ports. It should be release. | Tor a mistrial. nations of Knrope. nnd is " ilb jmi-or, m ,u- , (,|'f,.,. That i- |known as tin- Int-niaiiuual Rule l com its present handicap of di vergi-nt iii.-.t-ort ioenl rules amt e n ­ rl claiming to Ik- the . |."'light ...in I, the same g„.,l by the couraged to f l o n r N i 111 all Waters ti.is.dde I'll/.c lighting »lred bandit tins bee " funnd hoard was good l,llllllir|, , “ 1 " ,,.s1a ,Iav "'•>••„ a hard ......... '*• dll let'em formulae. ' Jersey. Why hrn k” aliiu ii....... —nt ■lliu.il. i (l " " ' " b t i lo sit on pro\ id n l the m o to r would in I 111' present effort |„ I,, reaeli Hu, l tiere i- i drug l hat Ones, some eoinptdanse wlmh will p|M,.t. CO NTFM P o k a r y <o m m k n t s ' . ; “ ! ' s Wt: n ' " U: VnKUt'' ' ' " " I ...... w e re exin.sed to Mul pnz. I‘rld c iw a s p r o te c te d . Ii .,ft, i i me yacht racing of ilm world on gins to look ns if Ma,i, see t,ow |they g. I tin t haiiipiotiship that i a smgle ha-,-. We do M d.v will have room enough to Rumania in time , ltd ......... ter than ™ ......... ........ a Every element of dunc*( |tneie cun lie two minds as to ih e 1vv It ton her own border.-, ivh-n Mus lm,,V Now’iitlays m,.,;| anlonuddh potent, apart Ir-ni ( la mistrv It latrnas so that her people d riv e rs don't know th eir desirability „ f (his aim Obvious -•I'm has banished all his political car tins a m otor. T h e y know been taken out ol Orie , 41Carols, MOW to s te e r it. perhaps, and , mgr* do nt-, un bide. . miieli l.v the last and admirable sl(IO|l- opponents. Buffalo R. •diil t I he ge a rs . Iiui t p «V(*ninff Stucco. You can l>o sureti money. -..Jt itolulgeme, flattery, it d u e l interest lies in the seat cry. •built in tins country nnder the New 40 prohibition officers your exterior walls will W • f ’ 1 'kfRI'el I e lig h te rs , au ailtom t ai if ix e rs ^ 'n lo d ’ h Tll-V all take ,I heir drugs drill's and .,,,.1 are -,r.. i A,” '’r'•••«» '“ le eniinol I•- sera piled tomatir^' a tic eoi’k l o i k 'a l m m ixers. kidnapped Hu- „t,„., Midi a i linage must ■i pri w e grad all .'eaten by them •, tile end. solutely uniform in co 'lie s ts . m on ogram ed loot m u ffle r s and a Him, •iM ,l ' ' hire some private ,| "• It iD»lhni 1 ''• ’. hinin- is n conw h at-n ots. ' in o ils ,u k i o th e r \ud then there i- Father Tune! ually in any yearn*. Mis coinph-l9k after them. ru t nt •'»!*, no streaks — beautiful inI place ( pi stay while the car In- drugs and knock out all I II I I S . I s lipreinney Would III a matter of i' bud up lor repair.-,. The Sioux (I turc. Oriental Stucco i M-lirs, no, nionilis. Ilm with the; Inga of fuinote. men; •*\v,.'| n i l Daily ITiliiino. i- , T l>° "M" A.......... N \ I............ ' A I ’ F U .............. S spoil the itself readily to any ! W ill I .!•; THIS Rlt lll-iKT conn. (... e r o i i i - „ r |„,0 , 1 , 1 .. thm matter a- we -tr„| UMiitrt and th e ad vertiscp , ;im j j o r tccturul period. Hus reason Ih c iv hav.i In ,.,, ' ry, wliieh solemnly tieliiwes Itiat Al S'"'M| m any cim.solidatinns rc n -n ilv 'H won the v'.ir. in -- to llv and •y did.— rim,..•. I 'nilm. If In in till p arts o f the ( 'tilled -an I, tlie dele.iieil <K imait nation A sk us about Kprpuld. . |S ta tes, c u llin g dow n tin- cost "• P'tl'li. at ton ,-uid tli u-C' alar nhi ml o f n in en­ •t'eliv ; m a k in g possible In gjy,. |},,, a- a w,1 hi <li..)., 1 1 ** ' 541111*. I 1m* D.-,v- Igineering a, " f KisMimniri* h;i\(^jtuna IJrarli \,»u s •miJj . 1- / l*1 i for- the vv;o ' .1 1 ,,| ' Invitnd In r,"'rn $ Smoking Sis Ash Trays riic Tourists Como ;',lscopal Bazaar AC are 5 oman s Club Proves ( T® Be A B ig Success, RAFFELD DISPLAYS FULL LINE OK LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR GOODS r" ~ the V■ ...........i;™ City Auditorium - Thursday, D< 3 5 - IN ....... .. C A S T -3 5 ^ For a Better Stucco Hi ORIENTAI j j t hem i.vit»iVit,!Titv ItrlW can break : : . !;v;.m . ..... k i ," !|*VrIHifii€l“ , r v r i < u n,h‘ ,,t,wl,«-«'iniii.1 l i i 'v . - i i €i .Vh V,v * v r,v*v a l.ronei.’s I tona Heat It is -i In ,. B Z r s i £ - & : * | : : : ! S ! ! ! ! ,s iWl».--K;ira«otii Tunes, lap ' other hi Mind, none ........ palest fimini ii i i luai • Bfiglltei'.'. ar- coil, j-,. ,.,ad „ t • , " l,“ ' plant. - 1' ................. .... ....................... I* YVo Slrilvc \R\SOTA ( )i!! III i: ........ -T.’linp; a ' ‘" i man -m:iii-«-r i a, work III-:N ilY FORD, instead ,. r. tv ' " f "u Liberty motor-, in lie. " •‘ i-rl irst flying niaeliin,..-, i mak 'pig ixperimcnial B«i»n-.-, «-. hieli op. lude a liOD Ii. I' nioior, iK.de,| be water. He i aid to have, |found nir cooling a failure Cooling pro,-..,as oiiglit t„ bcfS h-lped by great altitude. ■ ;v i , l 1 h n '1 ,l" ’ nirht air cooler Iu aed. ,I'lijgl undoubtedly will kr .... keep on mud he builds the right engine, j 1 tint :i tlic important thing. ! RV., —r - - ii •Ima,filiation fail t' r-ve.il all v\ I. " I Ii- drills begin (. j®rt(Ja -diluc after anoihi-i 1 1 •'•'•l ‘ invidvtil in ,,im : I,’iking oil 'be ini-ill. ( lie y will 1 ''V war agaia-i 'n Hus leirilorv. t»,| lots 111 wiiy* -'•Bd mglit amt very ■o.lll [•’Jt Xmas. S iii-Ii a com I,i , . 11 WI..It Inj|.j,.,| 'll I lie ;Of letters is not only '•• •I >-11111111 l ,;‘ l Miousund feet below •but . downright crude. 1, . ' 1,1 do m » for '•s. Wheth In JJo Sun. And a mark-I f u.,, ''' I" ,;s' ,,’r'i‘ y "'•• be p. rma•S, I. M-• , , Hie mean,i,He, in­ Htyr "r only i,me *iin tell | . ,h'' adventure will heeonie ;------- -----1 11 1,11 11 in slinliow pockets, it i ' '“ ‘d " ’•* ">(*>’ reason,,|,|v • <( l lip. incoming iHconiini' n n ,a .. few i ... off not IMVE c t i p i t i o v i ,,,, urnl the people oho thing wo have tenin- I Im'om^'vv! 11 v v la ii w*ll c-nne here to ^ T IGA1 ION OI- wutclunen ""oil pass over. If jt is , tana mid automobiles'in n ’ " great '“ ’I’ Krude crossings whirl) (trains! ‘ he s . l o v e r . BP the snmo space at " va-t field,reservoir, "•in like u is in ( 'uliforiiin n., oil, Sarasota county is i C l ' i , °J lhem n?l(‘< ‘',1 ’ ‘’ "urteen time,— Sanford un ,'-1 •bnado. It is a true land Herald. and Olchihotnn tli< .-ar wiuchera” are found peaealily boo of in the surfm“ W ■» umberinr <m Stnten Island. The douiit wS i ‘ I then, is anywhere in th ' ' " r ' T J « » c e r t reason » « i t y Now,. v„ i , the Z striking : « « «liero ■ —-.f; 'uir. of: •oil will .....H er community which Cs V ra'lrond* t„ has in . -opoirrnidiv„ „ i , th " ‘‘Vices that do lint go to iTeute great in-ush of „i| proB! IcfUlturat conference nt U"d Blilltittldes of ro/tune Line a i p.ialmatpii o f'a ll the ele" r *"* ^.c ,t *8 l !lu ruisi‘d or sunkMonday, under the "h.i, contribute to tl . nor ,? A g.„„| „ n, u t O f' the state chamber of Seekers who will all bring sends of mailer,I . p,r W ’tild be a ihorp right angle tllIn 1 iww , should be of grent ben- money will, then, and spend it free- ,,r mliabiini t^ being, m the road before e vn v grade I Is tb t atate. It is of special •>- As it is money timt talks, a h er, iii,,,,. a *•. A 1 ' ' I Beed crossing, compelling driver tll Hiiceessful oil well ’ lime will cor- p>r t}i.,i fto- this section mid it is , tulnly stm t thin have all slop mid think. Swinging ,...i . Igs huiuniiug bring U hinny Sanford farmers l around thes, |„ ...' J. h,‘ t'ill,'"dar, t„ lights and ringing bells help \ parts. .iillfmHeJves of the oiutorilllit ............... " When w C f h0 ; “ lL w ’ ................. .. .... i , T,k‘ venture m „ s,.Hruh ' Attonding it. "u* neb back ba.sn i, intelligence enough i„,( t•111v i foi oil wears (he aspe. i -----get nm ev«r-4lfcd not t<> depend .^f the gentler sox a Mtii-e-for-goovlness un.icrlaklng. i nity 1,1 "pp- countryv'"foe......."""i ° n '»‘"»in aU c dgnule nr ^le.py lot o f grntitude. Tho Men, especially experi.-need men, do no, pm „ hundn-d thmi'sund dotthat ? o f ,the Nile valS r ® * sX i _ _ iWprpduced the odi- •nrs in „n enterprise unless they of K i r 111--1v adetained i . i 'millions "' ••"“ « W ISE MiEN ^quarrel over this ‘M wunda o f tho state nave good rruson to I'Pla-vn them 0.. ^ K : : ’- ;/°r..**tt»r "'PSiriw. .pu..«i..n f, caption "She ,ir a reuse milde it correct •IV * ‘ vasoimuie prospect „ f( jfU ( kotti Jons area u, Ptow Smp home site- to H ttJ L iqnU I T >mVt‘ tu “• )’ " « M r 5 » n « buck, it .twn-thir.ls „f pic«0/n Of the tr sS 'nukmn- F o r S ale Bv m CHASE & CO. O. CHASE R e lia b le B u ild in g Supplies announce that he will be “a j\A n Ideal Gift candidate for re-election to '* the office of City Commis­ For Christmtt sioner, December 7th. A subscription to The Sanford j H era ld w ill p ro ve an excellent j grift to som e frie n d or relative. It w ill not o n ly be a daily remind­ e r as a grift fr o m you, but a pres-| ent th a t e ve ry o n e appreciates. ' Mr. Chase’s part in Sanford’s l growth and his past record as a member of the City Com hearted support. • jim m J8ement) WlLK l 3.50 1.75 .65 •‘3 •■.*/** ¥ , ; ’ •• • a. e'c'fe-J ■■m ( salad and sweet course. Those fnSg vi ted to meet this chnrining .tor were: M V Rut.a. W illiam ^f Mrs. I.Tili.h V.-i.'h'. Mr*. J. s. "os. Mr- Chari * I,. Britt, Mts.r.:> l ied \>:nn*. Mrs. K. R. McCrack<n. Mrs. Rov Chittenden nnd Mrs.;!; Joe Chittenden. • Hr. nnd Mrr. Guy S. P.’lmnn, former residents of Sanford but now of Miami, and Dr and M is; $ \V Meals nnd daughter Hetty'- c’1 >r ’■I ami pent the day here Frl- v . • «?a.v on bii3.nc.-s. ? Mr**. \f. Martin re'uiti.-d home S'rftriy i” • •i"g fr.-ni I(ighlnmln, \ i , wli t*» %)>,. F«i a -’imnier hot ' 1 * H M irt nt," ii u I his open • «-d !•• i |i,"i e. ", onifort Cottage," t"r I he season. VY •-trcr'zrtt**R.YKJf i x . KffiMUV 9I FOR W a tc h W e ll .l.m K id >\y : i i l i f e W u tl i- .--h.iwti in ali s;,./s. ’ ' ..................... t , - i . : -tv-, lb­ .••to | I tie show window s are most ' ' 1' 1 " ’ '. •' .'Ht o.i ig p-l.ibmately liended Invitations tiave Inten received d-epet ione. PUSTHONKI) 1 tie straight, with a large motif of rhinestones Krt »-»» nmllo 11,roc tioro.l offrol and ,„„l irrodescent heads. .................."| |lv,’i™ ’ o i l . r ’c l T of Miss Mnry Louis Daviii cS= ling, which was w.lh l.lonlcl ruftloo ......... i„ Q „„l„, „ „ „ „ „ ovooii.o ’ Ion r on Thursday evening, Dee. kn by the I.iter- handings of deeper tone. gown of orchid taffetta. the un­ ", al H o’clov k at the home of tho [ on Tuesday nftA Period gown was of rose pink usual full skirt being draped up poMponcd until tnrfetn, the waist being made in front, edged with white tulle, bride’s mother Mrs. Rosa L. Cobb in Macon, Ga. (libers are asked basque effect, while the full skirt and finished with violet ribbons Miss Cobb lias visited in Sanford I in mind. was of wide ruffles arranged from over a petticoat of silver lace frequently ns the guest of her the center front and revealing u| studded with rhinestones. The sister, Mrs. t). .1 . I'upe, and has lit ! (r . F O X ' . 5* .S,i|' (,f si,v*‘ r lnt’« trimmed waist was milde plain with the many friends who will lie interested 'with tiny mohfs of lavender. deep V shaped necklim At tin to learn of her marriage. Another Period model was H waistline was a how of taffetta ' brocaded silver metallic cloth, edged with violet anil c-saught i witli • A COOK FOOD Sale W - In* hel l Continuous riftile with basipu* waist, tin- Bm»f- a (luster of pastel-tinted Freniii at (lie Piggly Wiggly Saturday 11 p. m. fan, skirl having the uneven Item- 1 flow nt R :O t> by tin* Kathryn-Mallory bf Ah'. Raymond t’ircle. SATURDAY ticull.v decorated when she en­ Ken Maynard in Mr.s. M. Martin is at home j tile guests in“ The Unknown anil opens her hon.se, “ M A R ­ ff tin- Sans Souci T h is ( ♦> '7 P.- T, Ii t> r. <• v T r -zra — - J- ________ _ 1 Pre-Christmas Sale ON ALL Members >uci Club htln-ii.p, ms and pi in basket s and latumnal colors Vntimted l»y the <r details. nI after an in­ tin- prize for mi cjut-work 'iwarded Mrs. I fa cutting for a deck of Enlyln- Teague I one. |t»nn- the tables inu-ntudc covers consisting of P# fi.itties, potato 1fandwichva, hot l.wrre served by I'f absent club Calvin Teague Harden. Chili ly re Mrs. Jnlues Mtcn It Baggett, pH. Mrs. I,,;e A. p ile Tittle and Inti Golden Lake Home Of Florida D. A. R. Has Mrs. C. H. Kirtley Scent Been Asked To Join Ot Wednesday Party! National Thrift Move i . __ A lovely .social affair of the TAM PA, Flu., Dee. R (,P)week was that of Tueadny after- Florida members of the National noon when Mrs, C. R. Kirtley en- Society Daughters of tin? Ameritertnined the members of the Bon I cun Revolution have heen asked to Ton Bridge Club, at her home on I join in a national educational and Gulden Luke. |constructive campaign on ConscrSuggestive of tin- Christinas sen-1vat ion and Thrift. Tho appeal, isson were the dt-eorations of puin- ued hero through Mrs. T. (). Gib­ settias and ferns, and also the bons, state chairman for the Flortally cards and score pads which 'ilu I). A. R., urges the Florida were symbolic of tin* holiday sea­ daugtitcrs to participate in every movement tor the betterment of son. At tile conclusion o f the card the “ country established by their game, scores were added and the ore fathers." In part the appeal, which came prize for high score, a brass tray, was awarded to Mrs. .1, J). Wood­ to Mrs. Gibbons from Mrs. Mau­ rice ( ’lurk Turner, Dallas, Texas, ruff. national chairman, said: Refreshments consisting of a dr"A full stomach and a warm lectahle salad course and coffee body are the best aids to law and were served by the hustesH follow­ order -tilt* surest way to combat ing Ihe awarding of the prize. • the Red Menace in this country. Mrs. Kirtley’it guests were Mrs. Americanization makes citizens of Ben Caswell, Mrs. \V. W. Potter, the foreign-horn: patriotic educa­ Mrs. J. I). Woudruff, Mrs. Jon tion instructs both foreign and na­ Chittenden, Mrs. James I’. Ridge, tive horn how to be better citizens, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Fred lull conservation and thrift makes Wight, and Mrs. Percy Mere. them good citizens.” The many friends of Mrs. Lor­ regret to learn that she Is ill at her home "\ the Lynchburg on Palmetto avenue. ‘ i “ m »«»t night the f »H* Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Dr. Irpi PorUmouth, Cakoon and Mr. Cahall motored to l murn to college DeLand Thursday evening, where “ ,w e*f guastf of^ Edward Hen- Mr Our llqo of fixtures ie both or­ namental , and aervlcaabla at genuina savings prices. Why lay oa^. large sums when just t • '' '*iva and aarvlcaabk be had st econo . See our Up#; December , MISS F.LFAN'OR Herring unnounecs the reopening of ot her! tier i class in violin lessons to begin January R, 1U27 at 511 North I French Avenue. Fall and W inter M illin er' $l.00 to 5.00 C avalier” Comedy •T A L K OF TW O ’ Kittens’ Every Hat in the Store will Be Reduced to almost (\> it to make room for our Spring Millinery. For Two Days Only. Novelty T Y P IC A L T R O P IC A L ' SKIES” ____ ^ F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y Give Gifts that Last! T H E Q U A L IT Y S H O P Combine Beauty with Durability O U R L A R G E STOC K IS C O M P LE TE ■ uaBBMHBHBBBaaaaaBHaaaaLIZnBaa|(r 4 W a f p Uac Hamilton, Howard, r v d llllC b Elgin and W altham I% ■ D IA M O N D B R A C E L E T WATC HES S 10 to $250.00 E A C H SPECIALS Diamond Flexible IJraeoIets $50 to $300 ■ IPS n ■ ■ Girls’ Sunday Thursday Afternoon School Class It, Given rr the free Munito he given nt With MrsBarney Beck •Jilting- By Mrs Newby ,r Sunday after- I -------l rri'ti"ii i,f Joseph | The T. K. I,. Class of the HnpTin* memhers of the Glad Girls |*>« a.H follows: ; ti"t Church held its regular busiv" * '*mmaminty, ' bom nnd social meeting Thursday Sunday School class of the Bap­ |afternoon at the home o f Mrs. Bur- tist Church were delightfully cnlertnlued Thursday evening at a ••'” Night, Bey Beck on Sanford Heights., This wm, the lar, meeting o f.the weim r roast hy the clnss teacher, ,,. . , i |veur anil much bu-iness was trails .Mrs. J. T. New by. at Lake Mary. Games of all kinds were played pin.,,I 'acted (luring tin- -e-sl<>n piesitletl during the evening amt a largo lover by Mrs. Barney Betk. It was R.ir* |decided lo send Ibe i lasr quota bool in* build where weiners and Jsubscribed toward th- support «u marxiimullcwn were roasted. At a H IV. ■I missionary, and it was a Is- voted bile hour a delicioie* nieuie upper j :■» <lnna(e ^Ititt t-.v.inl lh- i-linriii war ,-erved. M Among those enjoying this out­ dela fund. H’-” , A fter ail luisincss Inul ip-cii ing were: The Missus Thelma trausueted, a social hour was in Walker, .Edith Walker, Ruth Wal­ “'(IX A delightful program was ker, Bernice Lodge, Suaio WhitBrin . ,e tl,tf 1 ,,r‘ler nnd Uttte. |ronde rendered, which included readings corpb, Mildred Nix, Mary Celia jSemuo"e is lusin’ by Miss Mildred Nix, Migs Corne­ Kenlaw, Mildred Bridges, Minnie [-May,er. lia McRae and little Miss Nancy Beck, Thelma Howell, Vera DickRossiter. Mrs. E. M. Carroll and erson, Jessie Garner, Hilda Butler, " ' ,f t, Klne. Mrs. Robert L. Glenn delighted Louolla Mahoney and Mre. Troy Mar Spangled tho guests with a group of vocal Ray. ” , duets. , Late in tho afternoon the host­ ess served chicken salad, hot rolls, )v honored olivea, custard and hot chocolate. f ix t u r e s T IN CO TTA f.’ K " I for the season. VIOLIN CLASH Announced Jy Concert I\ E. L. Members Meet Glad l“in". whose purl etta Brothernon will One Y e a r ....;___ _.$7.00 H( Months 3 Months I Month •Vl.ici Mi. < |a] ’a ’ Dec- H—f/P) Daily in Advance mission deserves your whole .IB the I’nj. Is mo S T UC C O%' Friends of... "u a apei plain lo ,a iiv Id.mill 1 I p. v -gilles, ti n pio|,« lie, . |.;u I’;| • (’Hirers, a crew of _\, and , r-.i.- • •He Atlantic in .((i hour. Merely hearing about , i i U I jvi us dizzy in Itds toiinirv. A lovely social affair of I bars, day evening was that given t.y Mrs. Paul .Moiiohae nt her home in Finch.i,rat. honoring .Mrs. I.enore Mnnohnn o f Toronto, ( ’nnadn, who is spending the winter here with her son and his wife. The rooms where the tables were spread for the bridge game presented n festive appearance ,,u'ir •••’•’orations symbolic of ',r,!,l,nns and emphasized hy by haskels of pniusettins ami Christmas novelties. For having held top .se„r,. unioni'ho player . Mr, Roy , hdtomlen " i. given the prize, a howl of mir , M-..| . bi,||is. The cut pi a |„,v "• • t it iom , y. wont Mrs. .|,,,> i hiMondi n. M,-.- M mob.,r -nted her guest of honor with a,i y /Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial it. Finest American Legion Minstrel |Mrs. Paul B. Monahan ;"tr:“,‘>vc gift ns memento o/ i Entertains At Bridge " T 'X Mndu* 0 t h . gamer. In Honor Of Visitor , he hostess served n tempting,;! This Space R eserved m l.11 fk te Icweltj > :M * y CREATIONS the ladies | line slashed Ttie annual supper and Thristready-to-wear department afTh" ! w itV e lln d '^ o rg J t/ '""' nnti f,K''‘*1 One of (he most attractive new tractive with paneled walls of ivurv Cowell Company’s department with ’ ’ rul.v • t . ,K "a n '1 “ PflKlucd mas bnzuur j)A Y un rultj beaded nmtifs. The onlv ,.f lh.. rv 1VOnc • th‘‘ I Rtorea in th e c ty js Itaff,-Ids La­ tint and mahogany woodwork. In store represented a French salon [for the women of ' th . M "1^ . r,ISH Epwcopnl Church dies’ Shop Sanford nvenuo I lh by the chapel on Thursday afternoon when the touch „ f c .n , l , w,,!* be! '1 Thursday at the Wo­ which opened for business Friday Jthese n number of choice mid-wlnr .n„.,L. T,u velvet rildions firm staged its annual fashion ter models are displayed to ndvnnfd by Mrs. Alux(nught front tli<> sir adders to tin. man’s Club and proved to he n de­ morning tnge. cided success. view, displaying mid-winter modelrfl waistline ;it The entiri ulterior is done in old the back New goods are arriving every nett will enter- 1 c,,llt«, evening‘and dinner gowns, Fspccialk Arranged as a large cafeteria ivovry and I admired r,,w ii and is especially day and Mr. Raffeld announces was u stun I the Book Lovers sP°rt frocks nnd afternoon dresses, mng din,u was the spacious club auditorium, attracti've. I he cabinets fur dis- thnt he will <arry one of the best , ''r *r,-* 'vn black taffeta " here numerous small tallies were nt her home on Mnsses of potted palms and oth- the play of eoaD centered with crystal baskets filled in inahogauv aml dresses are done lines o f ladies’ ready-to-wear in with hangings of Sanford. with cut flowers. Tea was Herved grepn. kc s filled With cut flowers formed l ""Mined and appli,,,,,.,) ' with crystal from R:R(> to 5 o'clock and begin­ a»j n lovely setting of these gowns bended motifs j„ , , Plms'd opp, do the eahinets nre __ Mr. and Mrs. pm,|I Klinger of ning at fi o clock a delicious supof Holy Cross which were modeled by Mr.s J. S. 'mnehes „ f gr,M„.s ythe form' the show ia.,,s provided for th e 1 Hlrntingham. Ala., spent •nt Thursday Thursdnv was worn pei was served cafeteria stvle. will meet nt R M'p..of flesh taffeta Placed uhoiit the room were the i display of li.its mihI other m illi-! H,n* Friday at the Hotel Foi n*si ........... ............ . me of Mrs. A. V. ............. ............................. .. .........I r r ......... with i ream Ian*, lace. A I,met, of ,.„n van.ms booths where attractive nery ..... . Hats of «||! Lake, while enr.mte t.» their Il'iUlM Avenue. A full line of Port models m- 1 least.eg e,.|..rr \ w«s vh added t.y purple arrays of gift... novelties, candies, kind , inebid >g the -iiia II felts „s 'from Lakeland. bh will meet with well as tl,. •tig. pntiin- models eluded the pastel tinted jerseys and , , n '1 lavender sneel peas. -- — The antiques and looked food were on Park Avenue are mi ib- p: i . riat crepes, as w, || „s the darker j w," f • "a s finished with :i ''in\ r sold. Mrs. Anna Van Ness Hr, «■„ combinations. Many show the two •'« One «.f th. in " " die left |,milder. A number of features were pro>m,ib tertained a- her must ,.rj,i.,v bn. pnarv Society of of spoil II . I, oi tli IIV Is on M,sk Olive Pniinl.augh. III u anau urrh will Imld its piece effect, while others „rv | A " ev.|uistle , veiling gown \l;i. v"led tor lh- ainns. meet of t lie fashioned along the ...... . ..... < popular one( " f l‘h ll*'d| and black georgette, , ehtldrea. including a grab bug and display ■•".i i iii. bid tin p.ipu of the Orlando l.ilirarv. meeting nt R Inr two (.i., d o the rainbow booth, w he re piece lines. Rose tan. Valencia ' ' " ’I " 1 ...... . made with straight -. flaiim-ls and ureh. line want and full circular -k II • bags - f candy v», re fished from the 1 eoinliii.at i..i■I velveteen and bine, .Jungle green and all t h e|'1 " " ' waet F ! pot of gold. {plaid flanm-l-. over Mesh chiffon. lending winter e.-bus are shown 1• worn ,,v,’r kday ill these frocks. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan was For afterno. ii I ho '•* are gowns j I'a-hum,.,| of „iui/e lailela taffeta w i fc’caley Class will -Ii iii insm of the supper and Mrs. of flat elep. , crepe lomaiue, velI allot In r Peri m | (‘veiling gown. H uAmong the dresses suitable for business meeting Ik F. Wlulncr had charge of the Vl-vt 1111(1 U»o|^t*ttf. waist h-ing cut low ia the hack *tv 111 i the eia rooms. I he leading •'fet. church or afternoon wear candy table, where all kinds of u inter pmI''I •'l.ir4’l red, jungle wa . t fmek of hei-e f|a i ned f . lit and oa III U'Mi'f •f si! sweets were sold. I’he fancy work *rn*<*n. sjici " '" " I Ian, II- well us J' 1 in . tl. I- ii taut sk.i t w;i« ■in t ilde wax pro uleil over by by Mrs black and win,,., an u-vd for both ii. K< ;• "iin I ,*!('• K M i \b— K. II .11 and i a liable Hun- sports and G ilt.... e>.-t nines.' Till bile . -. , I, briirmin -bid. le ■) I i,i . t... ib I hllie ’ . .. »RUCS Ea C IC A K X - r i MoWABouT t T - dress ..S H O W N B Y Y O W E L L A N D OOM p a m v -----------, . Y The show room of ii. . . ■ at ■ ■ Diamond Bar Pins .... *. *........... $15 to $300 Manicure and Toilet Sets in Amber, Pearl, Ivory Special Price DIAMONDS The largest stock in Ihe city. Platinum dinner ring’s and single stone rin>fs, from 1-1 to I L2 Carat. $50 to $550 .\ a *Ip!i/ Friday and Saturday m \ ■ 40-inch baronette satin, all colors. Extra heavy quality ...... regular $2.50 g ra d e....... $1.95 yd. 3 81x90 seamless sheets. Special............. ■ a Large size, double blankets in lancy plaids, assorted colors. All wool. Values up to $11.50. Special Dressed Dolls Special 25 Genuine D iam ­ Fancy colored dresses Horatman Dolls ond Rings, blue-white $15. White Gold Wriflt Watches, $8.50 •V to $300. All sizes Short and long di do: ta ty ptotfc. 18^7 Rogers Bjros, Ii ,jU n d s $nd ■Mi 95c BLANKETS ■ ■ a 4 A ll our diamonds are guaranteed FOB v - .v * M 1’ �•V < »- n J * f THE SANFORD HERALD, ID A Y , D E ........ .. Then ‘arid *Now Opening , Saturday, ARCADE BUILDING ANNOUNCEMENT ■T I" 1 y‘ ' , A 1 Sanford can now boast a ladies apparel shop where prices would amaze shoppers of the larg­ est cities in the country. ■-■ ' " ■ / i ' G Dresses fro m $8.95 to $25.00 Coats fro m $15.00 to $39.00 * R aincoats fro m $4.95 to $6.95; liftr-7 ii i l G — AID Mr\d o w t- / FAVOl^MlOW' - M t r - T IG H F M '^ D !\\h FAVOI^n 0*020 fid iron Cam paign Closes W ith C oncerted A tta ck On Rules G overning Form ation MORE LAWS BY N t A BCBVICC. INC. SCORES .12 FOR 9 HOLES SARASOTA, Fla., Dec. .'I- (Ah — ; A new record score for nine holes lion. Ed. Walthall, i in Florida golf annals is believed Caro Seminole !!ud»on-Ksac\ C’u. I to have been established nt WhitSanford, Kin. j field Estates course here yealerDeni Ed: ' day afternoon when George WngIt would seem to the casual ob , gnnmu, professional o f the Rocky NEW , YORK, Dee. 8 —</P>—Few server that we have enough law., ' Point Club at Tampa, went around 'football campaigns have closed unnow. A fellow can scarcely walk 1the inside half of the lines in 82 deV a sharper attack on rules gov strokes, bagging four birdies. !<■ Arnlng modern formations than two bh.vks down the street without I Noteworthy of these birdies was the campaign of 11)2(1. bitaking half a dozen laws, or Ibis three on the 881-yard fourTo the growing llut of cnnibending them, nt least. against the shift, cffectivc! teonth hole. Tho round was played NEW YORK, Dec. .1.—</P)— neis o f which already has been Florence Marjorie Clendenin T o r-! l>ut there is need for a few more I during the inter-city matches be­ chained by the Western confer­ now, who eloped Wednesday with j laws, constitutional nmend.nent t, tween Tampa and Sarasota. ence, tho point after touchdown, Huron (Jcorgo Tornow, broker’s in -, to correct some of the growing v . »nfi tho incomplete forward |uim ..... nml"’ "fVirowr"Volum olonel ] evdt* of the times. /‘ penalty. now has been added in ti- , hp Ruiwinn ini,K,rii.l nrmv, was .it Out in the West where nun are L. dMW of the huddle system. tlu. h„ mt. ()f ht.r today. i ,'ivie actors ana 'vcmrn are gtwoutstanding oppoi.ei.u of The blirnn wn„ oJrewh#rPi tfii group method of signalling are The br;(l(,,,n,„m , ticckc.l ,,„t of i i i.ors, there :a a growing need J /.-Bil Ingram, conch of this .years th(J bri,|ul ((f tlu. Waldorf. i’ jc a law that will keep women | It’s bad 1 • an ^fcatedi Navy eleven, ami Lmi T)m N „ w Y ork American says he from chewing too itco. e i.a gli for the women to smul: - | » ’ ■'Little, Georgetown mentor. 1(1 M(,t only faces possible annulment l& f ° ” ncr boll,L;VO" ^ a t H thn-Ule ,„.ocm i)l) „ ,lut tr„ ul>k, with uu- lo t when they ge*. to ciicwoi,:1 Dec. 2 4 t h th*> personality and generalship of ml,,ratil)n n„ th,>ritii-s over thc lie tty generally it will be ti*al :■ i.eh of a Ktre.il on the div qMrtcrbacKH and in uhIuhj A number given for every pan, part, mi complaint o f uu mi­ i i *e» ner. uced to embody quick shifts. dollar spent mimed young woman. I Then there ought to be another1 ii.-j Little describes the huddle ll h .$0.95 20x2-172 Tires ^dfawbark to the game," contend- , The buronuHu returned to her J law for tl)e benefit of Philadelphia 1U i* 3 A h 7 r it T ln w » "up the "content. l,hp American nays after j and other cities of brotherly Lovn : 1.25 20x2-172 Tubes way virtually all the teams ” " torn>y " « ” c ln 1,10 W»>dorf a law to make it <i penitentiury 8.85 29x4.40 Tires suite,, when Joseph Clendenin, vice i e fe n He for any two men to meet me huddle should be 2.05 29x4.40 Tubes president o f the American Smelt­ and kiss on the ‘ licet. P otln g thrown out," he conclude*. c i ing and Refining Company, made Opinion it general among tho parties staged by boys mi dgirls his appearance after the wedding couches that the five yard ponIn c.or parks anl in no tom oh ilas I breakfast. for second and third incomare sickening ea nigh without hav- ] The bride, who Is 27, escaped 1112 Sanford Ave. uerinls during n four down iag grown men puli them o ff on i from two weeks’ virtunl imprison­ adopted last year ns an tni nublie thorougiifaret Phone 461-J ment at the Clendenin country experiment, has failed in its purThen there i/ugh* to be another | home in Ardsley, N. Y., to meet pogp to curb indiscriminate pass­ and marry Tornow, -'57 and u wid­ low requiring ull men who are | ing! Losing teams ns a general ower, in New York, and spend seel era to wear a label stating j rujd were willing to chnpco the snvcrnl hours cruising in a taxi­ that they arc . itckeri. I certainly j penalties In gambling with the cab in search of a minister oi- mu tired of mc:i picking me out pegs as a Inst resort. Do You W a n t magistrate who could marry them. 1^ni !1 s,lc^*ir an I trying to sell me Tad Jones is among the leading oil stock, or offarim; td let mo n Tho irate, father and friends coaches who favor n.change in the A went to tho hotel, where ho spoke on tho ground floor, that I need rule governing the point after sunii) protection. If the people teflchdown. Ho contend* that the his mind to tho bnron, tho ntory wh„ huy oil sticks, stocks in w.t.goos, and when ho hud flnishod Small Truck Farm 7 present round under which the the bride disappeared. She wen‘ ter resort hotels at the North toffns linn up on the five yard line Pole nnd tho ilk ', wo ill denly lie homo alone. fC’; V r 1the try, makes the play too I1 have unme choice two acre Friends of the family are. quoted required to wear label.!, 1M be o').y. Since nearly ull tho teams tracts on Dixie Highway that as saying there is a prospect of sir. wi lots of linn . er^em ploying place or drop kicks 1 am offering for $1200 with A low rc q iiim r every one to reconciliation despite threats by ha Would have the boot marie from $200 down nnd $20 per month. j puvi base an E jso.j Coacli wouldn t A'ffidnt at least twenty yards from the father of an annulment suit. This land is the finest kind of I h" laid. It wo'ild save n wli le h,t T B ilv g o n l pouts. The kicker, under] trucking land and flowing wa­ ^,oi' people a whoic lot .,f money and tay.th^ present* rule, i* able to swing ter and electricity arc available |trouble, l.V .inHhe bnir from a point between Each tract has a frontage of Yours. and IB.yard stripes. 125 feet on good paved road. HILL. f Still attather movement is aimed Anyone who wants enough land L y t t 1.Increasing the value or the to raisp their own vegetables A eold may oe stopped in 21 T‘ Wiiihdown alone from six to snven tend still Ihi close enough to bums, the fev.-r cheeked, tlu bow­ .poliitfi, so that failure to maki Sanford to be convenient should MOULTRIE, Ga., Dec. 8. id*t— c jf the subsequent kick would dill els rptuird, the entire *yst*.m huy one o f these tracts before tuned. The way is H IL L 'S — -a way The ( itizims Bank, with a c a p ita l Wilke the touchrlown worth more thy are all gone. ho efficient Hint wo paid f 1 ,0 (10 ,01)0 stock of $100,000 suspended busij, , th4p two goals from the fieldfor it. Don't r->]y on loader help, uckh today - In-nbility to renlizu nnd don't delay Get th * quick, j on farm paper w h s said to h av e L. A. R E N A U D complete results thu. H IL L ’S is caused tho bank's umb^frassmenc. [ringing to million.. Its deposits *at tho time the last S" 820 W. First si. IH I.L’H Caacara-firomide-thiluine f tatement was Issued in October IsVj.ViWlNYljlt ' HAVEN. — Tourists Ho sure you gef HILL'S, in the totalled $800,000. . j *ttt'¥torida through Luke red hox with portrait. At all drug­ • r i't P be presented with neat gist*— 80c. tinted cards, announcing Polk ty ’s scheduled "OTango FestiI'ito be ateged Jan 20-22. Tho IvWill be distributed by the •'Haven ■ bureau at Lake Bride of One Day Leaves Baron And Returns to Parents COLDS |flly By Day In Fla. • : ---- ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT, DP >1 WITH SULPHUR j ^CSV fLLE . — This city is ’ .d $800,000 motion picture t*r and ntoro building, if ati yuncemdrit made by Col. Robert Any breaking out of the skin, and Paul Sydney, of st. oven fiery, itching ecxen\fi, ciin be .vpeteraburg, bears fruit. Tho quickly overcome by applying u Llwva Just purchased property littlo Mentho-Sulphur,*' a*y* a of'tha principal thorough* noted akin specialist, jM&tikl of •, anjl stated they would erect its germ destroying . ptopertier, this' eulphur preparation itutantly brtnga ease from skin Irritation, BAAWATER, —• A contract soothes and heals the ooiwfctn right <-!ifor the BrooklyiuNatiorwl up and. leaves the skin/Moar andtlub to train bora for W smooth.^. ( In courae of cohatypctU ‘KheteiB fails to " l$Te^*4 -ail H a t s ........................... $5.00 A ll the latest sty!esvcoIors and m a­ terials. T h e values o f the dresses, c o a t s a n d h a t s are e a s i l y tw ice the pi Ice quoted. O U R M O T T O W I L L BE “ T H E C U S T O M E R F IR S T .” T R Y US ONCE A N D YO U W IL L A L ­ W A Y S COME B A C K J WIN A PHONOGRAPH I^VoX. H osiery trom $1.00 to $2.50 LADIES APPAREL A rcade Building Sanford, Fla 1 In a V ariety of the Unusual Colors and Patterns , W e are presen tin g a a rra y o f hose fo r W i unequalled in v»lu e,. and lisles f o r dress knd fa b rics fo r e v e ry day. c a re fu lly ' fushjbried with fo rce d heel and toe and had in a ttra c tiv e stripes terns. T h e y 're excellent at these prices. A R E URED ” minute and flgurferwhat would cont you j pebuila after a disastrous! rilre. Compare that amount with your present insttfranee. 'A re you underinsUred? You ulone know tke - trite worth of your property, you want to ptot^/ltlftrlopk. to your in­ sure to, somewhere! are two firea $v< ililBhingfl, cost t‘ everjtthing elae^S !,"itisurance has I and ho forth havtyl protectionsabout 7 1-2 peihMii • \ :■ $1.00, i.so AND �j, '(UW/A , h 8flN3N If and Children O N E - D A Y SERVICE . M*ry Apples baked In ■I, thin cream, ilk, coffee, reamed celery ,* on toast, rye it* hita cherries, nut fed halibut steak, oUtoes, Hcallr.’ped pepper ring saionffc, rye bread, SANFORD Cordially invited to visit our New Department, Of* fering them ExcluHive Service in Complete Com­ fort and Privacy. f 81!) W . :$rdS*. Phone 175 113 Magnolia cut about 3-4 aked sandwich cad stuffing for or oyster red with them if ■Hoped tomatoes is not necessary. King Salad ers, 1-4 cup fine-! package cream! ons orange mar- 1 ons chopped nut! I for five minutes, t into cold water. Cut slice from pen* and remove pith. Chill. Work rk until creamy, rmalnde and nuts |; ‘ mixture and let !; plsce for half an filling is firm, lices and serve on ith French dresscalculated to cut two slices are it * / Metropolitan Delicatessen X X X X HI7 K. FIRST ST. Ki ft X X X Service Here in Sanford, as in l a w Cities. DHicatessen Foods are obtainable in same style you have been a'customed to a trial is all the proof we ask. “ The Taste Tells” McLandei* I bi> very hot when rst put in. Drown ime side and then Thin reduce heal fur ;;il minutes. i I’utkiiitg I 2 nip gran bps, iblespiMiis melted i strong coffee, 1 aspumi soda, l- l tPiispoon ginger mon, I 2 teaspoon ws, sugar, lard fix and sift flour, Ices and stir into lit until perfectkid egg beaten Turn into a deep I (hinincy i.*r a kku 5 minutes Ri if the dripping iO minutes in. n in squurcs nnd h whipped cream Uvoreil witli van x X X ft Excellent in Coffee! T R Y T H IS ! M U K L I M (fr e s h m U k p o w d e r e d ) w ith an • q u a l q u a n tity • ! g r a n u la te d s u g a r. S t i r th r e e o r fo u r tea* s p o o n s fu l o f th is m ix ­ t u r e In t o a c u p o f h o t o o f f o e . R e s u lt — n o m o r o m i l k p r o b le m . Kendall’s )J Fish M arket 3 217 Sanford A ve. [ “A Phone 870 » O u r fo o d Fresh Fish, Oysters, Poultry dressed or x : X■ Undressed. X ■ xi 3 W** make deliveries to all parts of Die city X ■ x : I For something good to eat it will he to your advantage to come to our market, S "i XS for we carry a complete line of sea foods, Jj everything that you could want. S5 xS COM E IN TO SEE US A N D L E T j*;5 X■ A C Q U A IN T E D Say eibi?tS»t)t:.1s:7yreW7rMO»WW*SltSKl»WlW«lW*S*9)»?t?7yW^»»»7^ ■ W. H. LONG I 08 Palmetto Avenue Bokar C offee, 1 H>. tin ami 5 lbs. I). U. Sugar Red Circle C offee, I II). T all cans., 3 for SS H,■ ■I 1L ■l ■ "l ■ ■ ■ a s 26clb. j x X X Xs •A. & l\ Milk Baby cans, (> for Sultana Red Kidney Beans, INJo. 2 can ¥____ / '_____ No. 2 can, 2 for ....... X X X, X! —Quaker Maid Red Pitted X Cherries, No. 2 c a n .... i Rosemary Fancy Fresh Poik Hams Half or whole 33c ib Blueberries, No. 2 enn Alaska Red * Salmon, tall cans ... Sausage M eat ________ i *.ii 4i * '•■C. -j ' ■< ____ I X X X Von can always be sure of a place to park without ; ] fear of restrictions while you do your marketing if you shop with us— lots of specials for Saturday, real service, convenience in shopping. * sugar 10 lbs. X Apples X 10 lbs. Irish Potatoes 10 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 10 lbs. Corn, No. 2 T w o for ft I Vns, No. 2 J Tw o for 5, Campbell's Soup d Three for Washing Powders Ten packages Clean,Easy Soap Ten bars ........... Maxwell House C offeo I Arm our's Milk Tall cans Edgewood Grocery Sanford, til Geneva Ave. Merc price itlonc does mil make a bargain for the article that ta bought for a bargain may be of inferior quality thus causing a loss instead of a gain in the purchase. , --------------- _ I.uw price and quality combined will not yet constitute a bargain for service has to be taken into consideration. When you bought the article granting il was of good quality nnd secured at a low price, did you get service? If, in your buying, you secure first of all Quality, low Prices and ;ret Service then you may be sure you huve "bought a bargain.", in our particular line, we guarantee you Quality, our Prices arc subject to your approvial und our Service is yours from beginning to end of a purchase. Huy Bargains— Hut, Get Quality, Price und Service. X X X n ,p , a ii’ i U ') 8 X 'bCy- |tare required ,*.fi > ^f « Parking Space Is Always Available W hat Constitutes a Bargain? a X \Of Stfr1 15c & 18clbBeef • f : 76c 72c 66c 29c 29c 3 Iona Baby Lima INI \ X 1>aye is Beans, No. 2 can 3 Club IS S% h.2 o u'?ZP ld e r ork and 5 lbs. D. U. Sugar ■s ■■■■■■■■ ■ 3 n u m u iu in u 8 O'CIock C offee, 1 Ib A. & i\ Milk ,n M U WESTERN MEATS - ■5 ■■_ ■- a IXI * For The Home . and 5 Ihs. D. (J. Sugar ■ 1■ ,. .. v A m erica’s Most E x per ie nred x: » : 1 p r o b le m s ” x ■ y»: ►void of screen amf t to an experience bunk TpttU. The Cream Snow drift und sup ir. Add vanilla and egg yolks. C re a m . Sift f l o u r , b a k i n g po w d e r and salt together several times nnd combine with cream m ixture alter­ nately with milk. Hake in greased loaf pan at m oderate te m p e ra tu re ( M S degrees 1:.) for about forty m inutes or until i live "brinks from pan. P h a s s o lv e d X X i; m -S I| S3* S x lb. Sirloin Steak Ws are painting war F» nnd thereby aro kr peace, say proI Big Puruilu” and fclory,” the latter yn, are cited us ex- 1 & CAKE ; , Cup Snowdrift ■) l :.gg Yolk i 3 i.ttpl Hour } j l ea spoon Suit i 1, ( itpi Sugar i I easpoon i '.inilia j teaspoons I la king Powder i Cup Hub MUk v S S S IB B V JV M „ i Pork Chops Undated Press) i id fifty cents a day 1 i"—that's the wage| d day’s labor by the i Bahamas who were Williamson, in his kulersea picture. He PH'mble a thousand kid In* glad to work GOLD !*i!S T f i 1M m i i l On Markets'J {sidelights G o o d cake and easy to make — when you use Snowdrift. A shorten­ ing that is very rich and delicate - that makes the cake g o o d . A nd a short­ ening that is creamy, just right for cream ing wi t h sugar — that makes the w ork easy. X X X W H O LE M IL K lI faSra, a carloads. 0 x r n is used, remove n, fill cavity with anil cover entire with it. S Tve at make* a festive for eimipii' y. •'FA Service, far Viy fv mi the i'rups of winter to I'luri'lii strawbershipments of II soon In* arriving City region. The berries hns been ten per rent und or n yield 25 per »n last season.” I I I’ lnriilu winter one season recent- Supply Co. X Arcade* £• Christmas Dinner Complfo Sanford Feed and X l •1 l 1 .v Phone PHONE 1S1W E Ike T r> U and Sec S e m in o le F is h a n d P o u lt r y M a r k e t w, 1 - 2 cup sugar, ter, 2 tablespoon* teaspoon grated h fund chopper crumbs, milk and a scant teaspoon pool! pepper. The before adding to Mix tlioicMgbt little cakes ami lugs. I’are apineh slices. Maki ugar, water, lctnateil lemon rml om apple slices yrup until clear, ip anil brown which pork was racli putty i'.i an Puts Profit in P ou llrv— Just X A rcade Delicatessen th Apple Rings pound lean pork crumbs, 2 tablegg, 1 tablespoon SCRATCH feed L IV E A N D D R E SSED TE N N E S S E E FOW LS it! ing. EGG MASH AND Red Snapper Pompano Mango Snapper 'Fresh Water Salt W ater Trout Trout Blue Fish Mullet Baltimore Oysters Shrimps L a Un d r x Hilton’s Barber Shop S UNS HI NE 3 0 0 0 P o u n d s F is h Just R e c e iv e d �tf w* fer;££ s ss SF mtm/mammssmBa o ^ t ^eli i !- f - > <'»'. „■ '-;S.-— 0- ib«r* , . , / n t domain Mnen of Britain—fox hunt- ^lo.fawinr than twenty wo* f **mast»rs" arc (n charge of L<rf hdonda this season. ■RtWnB < 4M i k w a traf ! lie fruit ease the pec- would ^ pen fpij jW g tho falv- Jtho cost f ' without Js better jam. [ eosifuFjlliU 'ab” ' or, and the, iWlh theyivottft to' rwjoiurftend.io. tha Diet a Financial stlpport of the old revision o f t|te -law';Covering tho , y harmonise with 1 trat Taxi She sti!! Hcottflhg q f f prifcdclhg attorney» is costaids and e U f f t t y 'i V IE N N A ,'-K ffj— Frauleln Feli — |m g ■an larerage or *23,000 000 n ttich dir --u fiin| iu un|. uvgo ail ■uu.'oic toy , so that woman lawyers may be ad* Ing to uap dogs citas Fischer ia'.tho first woman month’, ‘Eleven per cent /m i . n poodles, say judges of , the Croy- 1 mitted to tha bar. At present no taxi-driver in Vienna but she. e x -|of L a W ^ H e S S t S i S " 2 S % don dog show. : .woman is eligible tb practice hepcrlem cd greater hardships in ex- orc receiving more money in dole , t .," notW l The girl of today bfllevSs that j fore the Japanese courts, tricating hay-elf ft-om tho maze of i ■- -/ ,• , , ♦ y t; ■lu "uroUgj ^ her preference for the'larger breed rod tape Intricacies strung along “ Dame Bhtt’a Jaxs Views of dogs is an indication of inde,°g8 “and 7 strength, the jjudges c ’ 11 ONDON n a «-M n her lmth W obtaining a »■ l » a > M » l U » a , la iU l| | I| | | ' pendente L O N D O N .- W ^ a E S has has juis*y ^ gho probab|y decreed"after lo o k in g 'o m ~ the ex-1(,,1 th« zpnith o i Publjc f,,vor* H,,ys t hibits and their m iit t g p & T On« n .m . Clara Butt, and is now on ever will in M w ln g her tax, Doi nt yU pottery figure o f a man) With hit hat or id so a# to rrtatfe• the hot easily. l - ' Ides was that o f Lady WeaWho, with her husband, Sir Laurence Weaver, runs a pottery pIArit for disabled soldiers at Ashtead, Syrrey. Tha Baldwin "toby" jug shows the premier seated in his favorite arm chair caressing his beloved briar. Queen Mary bought the first jug, which Mr. Baldwin signed for her. a! U N IV E R S ITY Da*.' i^(dpeclal) J -1 1000,000 S Day saw another national frater nity installed at the University of Florida when Sigma Delta, a local (/favorite pack of the Prince J6tfrhalHtic fraternity, was o ffi­ l, the quom, which hunts cially named as a chapter of Pi Helton Mowbray district, Delta Epsilon, national honorary ilU .y a t escaped the feminine journalistic fraternity, H. E. Lob- .o o ,.n M t . nnlj: " A t a ^ . n , look.S« - * « " . , ' X ' « h h " » vloil-lo-.H I?t»f direction. famous opera singer, howdell of Massachusetts Institute of and sometimes are, fierce, but they Fischer de­ day over, docs not condemn jazz al- merchant Fraulein are six women who sign Technology, grand secretary of the harmonize with the preser cided that she.needed pocket mon­ togteher. ty F* Hi” after their names, innational organisation, bsfog pres­ fiuh and styles and tnerefo She. elected to become n taxiI “ Of Its type some o f it is real­ ey. iatthg "Master o f Fox Hounds," ent to give the ^joW initiates the jjopulnr.” driver. ly clever,’’ rhe declared, "and I «r cherished title of the Lubor lenders are pager to know secrets of the order. The installa­ r ranch suffrage Vletory ,l» not altogether ."“ondenin jazz.) fis* T en women are charge of |how many vacuum cleaners arc tion ceremonies Wer* held in the PARIS.—(/P)— The election of because it has nt le.xst had the nare. Among the prominent owned by the government and no Seminole Hotel In Jacksonville and !H- HIAfter* In Lady Mfllltlo tice tlrn has hn« h#»»n 0n that m sub­ with. were followed by an Informnl ban­ Madame Suzanne Robert-Schre.il'- effect of making Bnglhh dancing I been irit/ given that iV the er as Secretary of the Radical nhd popular. I do contend, ‘ hough, I l«, who hunts In Derbyshire. ject & to be brought up in the quet. Radical-Socialist party at the Bor that jazz now in most a-m-eilly ‘ The authorities o f JJrrslnu have house of commons In the interests The following students, nil of deaux congress, in regaiMdd by mi- on the wane,” not exactly an elephant on their 27 years In diplomacy, of the charwomen who take care them prominent on tho Floridu voentes o f women suffrage na a --------- hands hut thpy appeared to have Which he was for 10 years o f the white hall government o f­ campus, were received into Pi great victory for the feminist “ Cold Procesa” Jam something very like it after bail.d ’affaires at the Russian fices. The claim has been set Delta Epsilon: Harold E. Hamcause. [.ONDON, — (jp)— Housewives iffs! had levied on the proprietress y in London, M. Sabline Is forth that the charwomen afe mar, Miami; Bernard ‘H. English. " I t was a double victory for who find fruit boiling for jam o f' an exhibition' o f freak animals cigarette boxes for a llv- overworked and under paid anti Lake .City; James M. Shaw our purty," raid Madame Robert- a costly job due to the tie up in to' collect a Judgment o f l.fiOO L ,i house' in tha Kensington an effort is to be made to havle Tampa; J. Lewis Hall, Woodvillo; Schreiber, “ because o f .all French tlir coal industry welcome a new rtiarks. ' The-bailiffs seized a Jt* . AV long with him-nr* four the government set up a commit­ Kenneth C. Pratt, Rochester, N. political organizatTons' the Radi- so-called "cold process” which has stx legged ralf, a dwarf monkey, i f ! i f the old Rust Ian regime tee of inquiry to look Into the Y.; Percy Revels, Flora homo; E cas and Radical-Socialists are tile given grenj satisfaction at the a doc with flvo legs, a rare speiI^h irin g boxes. Miss Wolkoff mntter thoroughly. P. Padgett, Jacksonville; Powell most opposed to tho entrance of fruit and vegetable preservation 1mon o f a heron, a hqzzard and a ip o f Admiral W olkoff and Spokesmen for th,- charwomen I Majors, St. Petersburg; Carl Will- women in politics.** station at f hipping Campdrn in five-legged jiig. The whole, outiofsfc Mcstchersk.v are taking accuse the government office of j dell, W. Palm Beach; i. B. Amler Born and educated in ^Paris, M.i- fdoucer-tershire. fit. war* removed to the court ". 'IL. o f young children of refugees works of going too far in order to ! »<>n, St. Petersburg; Horace D dame Robert -Sr hrei hep's child Moiling releases the pectin (the house. At last accounts author,? * blinc tolV nr> in*ervi* wer economise, They assert that the |Aiken, St. Petersburg; John Fox lioud was ypent in a political ni gidnlinisirtg agent in vegetable ( ities were wondering how it would tliere were 20 Russian sect charwomen are now held responsl- I Jr., Franklin, N, Dillon (Jra no,sphere, as lier father, M. Fern iuiresl and enables it. to play it* take the seized, goods and chattels run at the house and aca­ hle for cleaning 2,fifl0 superficial ham. i.nkelaml; Heose finnnlciit nod ( reinieiix. wus first Deputy part in setting the jaf, but it als > with the hearty appetites displnydemic groups for the education of feet per head, instead of 2,000 su­ Ocala; Ammon McClellan, Wcwn- and Inter a Senator, lakes much o f the natural flavor rd to eat up 1,600 murks worth of imrig children of refugees and perficial feet, as formerly. The hitchka, and Prof. J. Fratiir Judsnte. charwomen also are required to|f'o(»par. Cainrsvillc, M & T W <* ” « * * • ! c l , ., , « , l l , which 0 * , cinlcixl I. T f c * 8 & H L -h ‘. " ' “ T* '> > ' nol .. part of lh ,ir Job, „ . thi. nc„. PRINCETON', N. J., Dec. H. bV r«'Ntlisiann«, so we teach them ersitates more r*r loss ladder climb- - Undergraduates at Prim etri he Rdistan ]language ami lluxHhn ing and therefore should lie under­ have petitioned the faculty athlet' flop. For 27 years 1 Imu taken by men con mitti'c to n-inxtntc boxing :• II,Ih diplomacy and now 1 liav. a sport n fti’i' 2t) years of hutii .il WO to this. I was ; n Persia, .''iMen are more interested in nu nt. Till- Hi'iiim' nniiii il uniu'ic. !■ r&l/ Bu l ga ri n, Mo n ac o and tin- rwt Rinll. Xincti and then la-ndon I lie Inst cooks, dc lares Norman Venner, A re ('!'* ,it |. 11 at tarh i! (.* r’ »• t tdiU the Tsar was in p.il2 novelist, in "The London Hmqit i- p.'h 'if.n U l-lJil t"i‘ I 'rim ct hi 'ft1 , om leave from I'csdij, I Im.i, mist," i ''fii int organ of the Kcrnp' ye a? d i'. r■. fi -u: 1ni..mi.' in tudience with him. Hut that tiI 111-it ( lab. fine .ri ,i ,'i'ly 11;1<. i bi ” lev......... memory. They arc ..il “ No wutnuri should ever be a ,ui> rut Vall*. \I'fi. ' U.i, N ic, y iiv ic Inemories." rook, ns men manage much better, als. uhil ■ ts t111.t „ l.'Ollfl-l'I'lll'l being more interested in things to with this trio be urranged to draw L 1' P t i l i i i a Frlnco of Wales perhaps’ ' “ S ’ ^ Ml' Vonner- whf'. ‘*»n-j up rules governing intercollegiate >#,(•'DjT v • . 1, tends that no woman shcuitd e v e r' competition In tim ring. ■- Would, not care to repeat singing , , . . .. k p * Red Flag" in company these' ,c eu>,,),,n1 “f “ shl,p ’ as the sea Is I Hoxng was abolished at Prince element. ton when students turned one eon«»■ he did c/nce, according to nia"tul‘n« “n 0 ,el goes on, should ] test intw u general bout in which k W & * *- Verncy'a book, i ever ho In charge *ofV an uutamutic; all picked opponents. road drill, or n steam crune, or a nt at Mitgdulen Collcg r w a i w r '1 - T h e ' ,,f how,twP" ; n<’ won,un should ever be a xoldier, aailor, Mncle's college nickname—droptinker, tramp, professional wrest­ | ‘fnto A friend's room with his ler, diver or boilermaker. But apnrt found tho atmosphere unPolish Women's Mecca from these the world o f human e f­ lifortsble owing to the presence fort is open to the woman worker ARKA.S, Franco.— UP)— The neputspoken socialist. Bo the “ and 1 for pne," s^ys the uuthor, eropolis of Notre Dame lie l.oretpr" sang and ' played "The k y and everybody wus at "only hope they will get on with te, north of Arras, where many j it In large numbers." thousnnd British ami French sol- J t~ *— diers who fell in the hnttles of j I T h a t B r in g ! Ladies' Bedroom Slipper:, BERLIN LETTER , ^ * g ■ 5 ^ S S 5LCO to J53.00 Dainty S.itips in Colors. i’clt.M ami kid. — HOUSES 51.25: •tlonl for] ■ E husband. [ Lloyd Shoe -styles in i i » a U l i ! a M m an i u i i M lnin| V/>. ' mm. Silk Hosiery, $2.50 IBRISS! mm, : ( I f silk in chiff on m- service w eight. And in a gtent var- fi iety o f smart new colors. ?2.50 pair. -i News About Women tl example of the prince's gift •*dy repartee Is given in the i;.''Whnd he was on his visit ,41)0 United Btutes, nn American id hjm 1/ JEngUnd would go )n t. Atti^rWa' liT the ovept of a Artois are buried, ha* become a sort of meccii for the Poliih womI en who have emigrated from Up-i 1C West Washington I per Silesia to the region of Lens, i ORLANDO jThoy go there every Hunduy In. The ihopps for tha little ons'i 'considerable numbers, kneel be­ wardrobe fore the monument and pray for j “ •'d.tokq three years to coli­ LAYETTES NOVELTIES the repose of the souls of their the prince is BABY FU RNITU RE kindred who also died in the war,, __ BOYS AND GIRLS 2 T O / hut in the German uniform. The Tot’s Shoppe Lnvelopi* chemise^, slcp-in draw­ ers, ttighl dtfsses and hra.ssieres o f silk. « £ # Novelty jew elry to com­ plement the winter outfit ia here in vnriety. Necklets, ear rings, $1.50/ i Our Sale Opened W ith a Bang r V* .5 ■rm ¥ Throngs Crowded Our Store During the Opening Hours of the Outlet’s K - J ew elry a t S I.50 Special at 5:1.50 * hS• ,**. Gloves, $-i At,... f j *v« ft * /r■i■. / •* •..-ya * $411' \V r‘-~ /-t'¥,yT;\ ' */ •, JrrA Correct rnew ,gloves lcidskiti have, smnrt ti lored cuffs. In black /i] many o f the season^ sm artest khadcs. $1 palf.S! m ifr-favin* ____ Ll'*51 T pry , pit i, m 'j ’Wn’y. ■ i m Sm art Accessories Handkerchiefs o f Great color ltd Quilted Satin Dainty ers w \v > i S L ’i i f e '. . - Mi $ 2 .5 0 Mule heel*-—Black, blue, rope ioo p wit. rm \ u m Vo»-f u h t hese dresees $3.95 you e n /People will be amazed t i l i*n grade frocks at the These exquisite felts arc being sold elsewhere fo r $6.50 AYe are discontinuing this Jin® o f ViiR’r g r t iV wuits $19.75 i. i " flowers— all .very ’’■fAt fmm m m Iiyi3 F elt H ats $4.95 M en’s Suits i i to '1 jfl; ,• silk .. moderately priced. / Beautifully laced trimmed worth $7.00 Imported Italian Handkerchief Dresses m Silk Gowns • linen or Hand Bags, $6.50 (mod looking bugH in envelope and pouch shades jn leather or silk. $6.50. 4 fw T W P H v: J& w >(> ,’r m mRL H * 'A>N.r%a We particularly .solicit that £ share o f your business *1.1,1, your Jimne town mo^ t cannot .,upply. iW n i n D r n i/ A iiim 1 .* ^ t i. '.151 �SHOP e a r ly in •i .. N ever before in the history of Sanford has the Christmas Season off and joy as this, the Chrismas o f I 926. , ^ • Foreseeing the happiest of seasons, the merchants who are advertise (heir stocks of Christmas goods up to the minute, new o f all at Christmas time. fresh Holid ’ ‘ "* , • pror9‘se ° f happiness • fL • " . '■ a Se* ,0|\ % ;e b' ou8l« y g° ° ^ ~ . tbat "1 $ deM > t the . 'V Realising the value of early shopping, both advertisers and The Herald inin fn m L, wj,ik stocks arc fresh and complete, while there is time to inspect and reflect jf S l ? " * * * * * * ze infIqtjons. ■ m V>: V^!' * *• • • i «1 �" . V, .'■itvSs nij&StotVi'-' i '"-**• ■ ■ c ia . ‘/IS* t. • c m c i i l f 1 ) F ‘ T H U I ‘jvim OV FLO RID A. ' ■ • M M l N t - r K COHNI.N A N D t v . nr oH A ircaav. ' UMUHItT O F F l l D L H ATI OX a (KKi AAl I- WOODI UJ KK. c . in |>I hi m i nt , vi < i i a ULHH H C H U L T Z B , pt al „ ^ k) I i A . — Ii i vHi i tinrv- t'i" Dulm dunta. f' ] g , We * t F l u r i t l u m ' u f f i ' l rill STACK O F F L OR ID A , to. I UK I . A K K J K8 8 UI * F K H T I L J.WCOA. f he Inrii! h »!uni . ’" . I I I ' A M , a et*r|nir*ilion nml m u i.i l n H u l i T H T i t l ’S T I’OMJon, whenevet Mi'-n i ' ' i a i /uri i ul i l l l ul l . — •* iT iia m a d e t o a pi i eur to thin B b g r n r n * t»» t v »>’>1 ........ 1 • t ut i u. i t .1 mu mi n. . n.i hi i 'li,mi e r y * l i i r n i u l i j n i lippn Iemtl«.<l. d i r e c t e d ) i W o r F r enki ' t In. - " i l l 1' i . .I. ..I > . u nml t h u t t h e S h e r i f f B.'tn'in n u n i i v . imintr•>i .-.ermiiole C o u n t y . 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F i v e (f>) nml SI* III) or nil Dction of tha achool butld- s u r v e y e d part o f Se e l Ion 11; l.ot t the tort coast atom, the O n e ( I ) or un a t i r v e y e t l part '*r ........ 14: a n d Kota F o u r 4 1). F i v e ^ ’thlldran of Profrssso arot t( l6nn ) , HI* (81 a n d S e v e n 17> or im/.again raapondlng to the pro-1 ■ u r v e y e d pari o f S e c t i o n I / , nil In T o w n n h l p 211 aulllll. Kll l lge 31 eltfll l i a l bell. The 2 6 7 enrolled pu-, 'I'm rl I . were attending school try two1 T h e we nt urn- h a l f i l V ' , 1 and 4 Kota t i n e t l ) . T w o ( 2) and Tht irary ■tructuren. (.1) ull In S e e i l . i o 2. T o w n i h i p 2D Holltll. Ital l Ke H ei l i l 'I’rn r I :L T h e Kant t l n e e ijiiiii I i i m CK.t-l) L D E N T O N .— This city's an <if t h e S o u t h o n e h a l f i S D > oi S. v a l u a t i o n i n c r e a a e d $4,00(1, ( Ion In, We a l o n e h a l f i l l ' , i of [■This your over the previous N o r t h e a e l i | i o t r l i ‘f |N|D1 I); N . u l h enel <i un r l e r i N K I - t ) of N m i l i w e i itiifh. at wording to city offi MUarter I N W I 4 ) . anil S m i l h w e e i The vuluiition wn*t given an t j u a r l e r I S W I 4> a n d I , o i l tin,- it ii ml T h r e e Cl) nil In Sr. i l, ,u 211 111),0 0 0 . 04 ri riijinher.'d tin,, , 1 , T w o f / ) el Thl't'e (II) of Se e l Ion Til; mill nt H nui nl i e re i l tin.. 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IT IS F I ’ HTI I KI t 1 >H DKi t K l > t h a t tlilrt t>rd*-r he p u h l l n h e d o n c e a w e e k t o r firtir ( 4 ) c o u a e c u t Ive w e e k a In S/ n f o r t l H e r a l d, 11 n n w a p n p e r fiulr. a he d In S a n f o r d . S e r n l no l e C o u n t y , I lorlilit. ,ui.VM A N D U H D K H K D t hi n 3rd. of De**ember. IUT6. ■fflclitl) V. K I MH'lIKAH. (Seal) C l e r k o f t i le a b o v e llv A > \V' I V F I / k S Dell 111 v i i e . ' k H<II' II .SON, H O F HHKHOKIrKit KHOKDKIt A Ilf IVKK. o IIc Moih f or t .'omiilltlnmil. Cull De c .1, HI. 17. 21, 31 | > T I I B t'11441 I T CO M i r OF T U B S B V BN T i l J ID im i. tlltfllT O F T I I B S T A T U OK F I . OI I I DA, l\ AND FOI t NBMINOKK I '411' SI T V , IN I'll A.Nl’BII V. w i k i , i a .m 1 ,. w o o d hi t f f , Complainant. v«, c 11 A Ft I.KS S C I I C L T Z K . i t a I D..f,uilaiit h O H D B I I O F Cl III.It ATKIN AO'I'H'B TO HNOAAN AND I \ KNOAV’N D B K F . N D ANTS I ' DB H'I'ATB O F I ' l . o l l l O A . 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Doc, 3.—(/F)— t he Holland-American freight and passenger linor ^laasddm, .which *nt c jt SOS cult Tuesday st*tin<r. •hat rhe woo afire off the Spanish I court, arrived hem thij morning., 1ho fire, which starlet] in theth'rd Judd, was put out soon attov h| <*. was diucovered nnd tile dnnmgrt ivus ompnrntively .slight. The hip sailed f< r Rotterdam, wheru wm hound frem New Orleans, ■it iron. iifo n fs Said To Be M n k-' Luclndr j$Sim tcs nt 76 Still Overtures fn E t fp r t F o r H r-ld ^ First Place in the iwoni-WnUfm: • CbiWi»nn teconrH'nuon: vi sraran Stdfte o f Her Country and lre Taken With M o th e r1 In Hearts of Her People [oS ANGELES, Dec. a.— (£*}.— LISBON. Do?, a.—UP)— Ai.o hi , ,kI matnnitminl dhip to b? Tuilcdgfyt dim the talent of Lucin|ty Charles Chaplin is on '.la DM oo^, the preat Portunuvs" rock-, but the motion picture artreag. j3 niitki'iK efforts to salvage SMf continues to occupy the fir?-' wre?k. I'lhtB on the stage of her country School Closed To first tcnuio known yester- '.ind t» the chnrts of the people n.i Fu m igate Building Llta Grey , Chaplin .she lias done fer aowti that she had taken her Dons, RHA DENTON, Kin., Dec. T —(/TV dren and left the^ the actor’s children actor s As a tribute to unfading IP - Manatee county high school hnn Rhe declared shevftad no tress, who is 7fi year old, a pin, been temporarily closed by order intion of returning. She aaid j U}-.* been written by a uilents of Ohui Stale Unlverof the hoard of public instruction with her grandparents, Mr. v ig h. low. Hut tlitl nny of these own playwright expressly fur until fumigation of the building jn(j the children had gone to, r . r, as it is only when u role or xify a I Coluinhiu might with all three exemplars o f pulchritude has been completed, as the result o f 1pr7inny appeals to her that she ;J|rs. rs- William E. Curry of nf the discovery of a typhoid ear­ propiu-ty have t Imsen Miss Kathriy Hill8k *tly I now consents to appear liefore th" No—-not a hit of it- The lier mi tl#’ cafeteria of the .'.rhool. i , mention. she said, follow- footlighto. In a long run of (k. erin,. Porter, left as their beauty i b. earner has Iren isolated winner, reader, was lovely Mainline 5 disagreement with Chaplin j Wilde's “ A Woman of N<» !m nisi It utii'n and the e!o m' U r a party given in their Bev- portative” shc w ,n „,m U 'I11' " t’ew, if a-iy would have n :n ivty i i a preOrinshy, whose map apenrs in the inis been , fe,Hills homo lis t Monday nig?l£ Pnrtiignl wm| Hrazt| by h(i. , .• i " i nut innary hu m • ihey picked Mi>s lift the Chaplin mansion t » f hnraeterizntu center. Mainline is the prize cow turn or nil old Kt'tJi :!i T\ pie il t.. not day. 1duchess. ■ i or e. unt,•ol mi " r ’ll'-", ft li llI. Equal ■if the iinivr vsity's jtt’ i'ii ultural d" Ihtplain expressed surprise^ Also Is Stage Manager " ffi ■' i ' a iitt'O I wif >'s action. He said ■ been a I urindn Simoon belongs L> is mnent. king leconciliatinn overture.- artistic family. Her father was NOTICE f m fa'.or Mi.s Willectt laid pugh mutual friends. He de- a celebrated a- lor and so was hi t The annual meeting of the Block, to comment on the detail', holders of the Sanford Building. husband, Furtado Coellto, whose bit martial affnirs. Th# first. ami Loan Asset lation will Im hebl j name is well-known in Brazil n> J the mtion of the cause ft at the office of the Association,' TV i the reformer of the modern the iration. He suid he ws vs*' maki today that Mrs. Tornow i e.tged a friend nf Mr. Clentienin who had No. 221 Magnolia Ave,. Sanford, 1ntre in that country. | rerniK’ iliation o v e r f r u r e . i l from tlie country home of her ms| It h'plioncd, anil Would not o f­ Florida, at H P. M. on the second u Her daughter, Lucille Simne.-t, i )mgh mutual friends. Ho de-j. patents at Arsley, N. Y., aft-r ficiate. Th- pair then found Cup- Saturday in January, 1927 (Jan­ ed to comment on the details' of is one of the most talented act , two weeks o f virtual impn.Mo­ t a'll Matthew Tertoff, a friend of uary 3th, 1927) for the purpose l marital affairs. The\ first in- ! . n[ 1*}W ,iu>' ntnl .Mrs. Mnilturd o f electing a boa til of directors ment that followed a declnr.it.on I'm now’s, stioa of the cause for tne sepnr-1 l,ri\snrm n Lisbon theatre Bl'iinner. who helped arrange a ; f „ r the ensuing ytvir, and tranaof her intentions. |n came from Mrs. Chaplin’ * i o _ f which her energetic mother 13 Baron Tornow and his bride, eereiui.tiy aml attended ns witness- ia,.|jiig sm>h other business tts may stage-manager. ndfnther. who was 1'loience Mnrjori Clin es. liter" was u bridal "upper lit . properly coins before the meeting. During sixty years of consecu­ Irt*. Chaplin has lef tho home Sanford Building A deiiin, obtained a license just lie the Waldorf, and the newlyweds j Charlie and came to ny home t tive work, Lucinda won laurels in Pursued Hy Telephone Calls fore the license hurt'llu closed. went to Atlantic City for their j 1/oan Asso. From Irak* Parent, Couple They aske,| if anyone there could hotie.vin<"iu. She brought her two young■jS°nth America and Spain, ns well ! By: T. J. Miller, Proa. ltni"ii Tornow is .'!H and his bride 1 with her and we intend t. as in her own country. She has Roam New York Si reels In man , them at once, bat w. re in Attest: A. P. Connelly, Sec. 27. i lie but run's first wife died :n I them, too,” said Mr. Curry (acted the principle roles in thou ■ Effort 'lo Hold Ceremonies f"i tiled tbut t he only man with ! t* |ll) treatment on the -part of'sands of celebrated Krencb, Eng proper :intlii"ity had gone home |M!H. Me w.e born in Tsurkeo, NEW YORK. a.-i,Vt. Selo, Rii'c si. He is u friend of 1 ’ We the Taxi Driven of Chaplin brought about the lish, and Spanish plays, translal They h ft and immediately aft v :•<! into her own language, and Baron (itorge Torttuw, i.ilerpretnr tho ( ity of Siutfi ird have Grand Duke Dimitri, who married ! Ik,1' he added. ward Mi. l b ndenin telephoned to Miss Audrt", I'mety of New York, aRtt'tT to trnruft r punxenhe graitdfaher nlsa announced also in many original works of for a stock bil ker and lornterly a ask if they had been there and in Paris recent ly. Rora for r>0e In' the City .Mrs. Chaplin’s legal affairs both Portuguese and Brazilian colonel in the Imperial Russian | army, today has for a bride an said he would nevir give bis con­ Limitr , approved by lilt! been placed in the hands of authors. American heiress whose father, sent to I he marriage. i Angered because rattlesnakes Police Department, kge Hebo, his attorney. He. inTeaches At State School The American says the couple , were killing her turkeys, na Ora- j Joseph Clenilctiiu, vice-preaid? nl Itcd a divorce probably would Lucinda’s time is taken up went to hi-, ho ne on lower llrcid gon woman recently procured ;t bw the break, but said no int- with her duties at the Portuguese of the American Smelting and Re­ way ami Miss Clendenin waited n rifle and :-hot 11 of the reptiles. fining Company, forbade the mar­ Kate action was contempUtori. School of Art (Conservntorio) to a la.xi vvhiie Baron Tornow asked natdin hernme acijuainted with which she wns appointed try the riage. Mr. ( Icndcnin’.i consent. [ One sixth of the fi,509,000 in the The couple roamed the streets Grey when she came to his rtate as professor of theatrical The reply was: United States who me past US |io ns a child actress. They ftrt. She has preserved the, qual­ of Manhattan in a taxicab last "Yen will never have any consent married in November, 1921, ities of her voice and her remark- night, |'trailed by telephone calls to any such marriage. I will dis I years of age, are dependent upon Juoymns, Mexico seaport town, able memory. Her wit and conver­ from Mr. Clentienin, seeking a' inle-tit my daughter the moment j public charily, according to in- ( auranee data. | he Chaplin’s first son was horn sational powers are appreciated ia minister or magistrate to marry rhe Lecenes your wife,” D [June, 192ft, and war- named society, where . Hhe (ins many them, and finnll.- exchanged vows Mr. t’lo'iiii'iiin, liowever, i quot­ Britain’s two new airships will rles Spencer Chaplin, Jr., a friends and minimus. Rhe Is hefore Rev. William Phillips at ed a > denyiit'- that lie said tbi! or carry 10(t pasrengers each a disHof-M nc But lory ('<». bud son, horn lust March, was (■uch a general favorite that when the Little t'hur h Around the that Tnri'i'w cm >i ed his ot fn e. S tu iford ’ a Piont't'i- Radio 'tam e " f t,<)l)U miles without re­ rd Sydney Earl Chaplin. I’hnp- she celebrated the fiftieth an Coiner, famous haven fur eloping 1 tie ■ "O pie I licit went 11 " t IOV11 Simp. fueling. Heavy oil engines will lie trus divorced in 1920 by Mildred j niversary of her debut, tin ladies couples. tin- New A ork A liter In .« I, a m ig; ' . ' l i e ,•> perfui :n the used. . i1 is. film actress, of Portuguese aristocracy, collec­ icau says m a copyrighted ; lory i eereiimny, tint the ma i l ' d r ate wa s at tlie Chaplins were, near th" tively, presented her with a valu­ ting "f their ways who rumored able jewel, without which she. sel­ be film colony Ipst month when dom is seen. ,. , . ., i Chiplin sailed fo r Honolulu • * »----- £—-------1--- x_ • j ’ ’ her children and her mother, AMBASSADOR APPROVED I-illiirti Spicer. While hi olulii she denied rumors of an PARIS, Dec. ;{. (/!*> —Tki«» cab S bndii'g divorce. inet today ratified Foreign Min­ nortiy after the marriage at ister Briand's choice of Paul' jfiwus, Chaplin caused a maze- f ’luudolj now nntlmssndor ti* Japan Friday December 3, D)2(i aiinmg the natives of the. to siiccdtal- Henry Berenger as am­ village by rpending hia bassador to tho United Slates. M GOOD M U SIC xooii fishing nlonc in th» Berenger refused to accept further' [ of California. Square and Round Dancing extenkion of his nppointmnt to the jo rt on the ground ^niit his work A. C. (U N D E R , Manager | in connection with the debt fund­ itheart O f Bud ing agreement was completed. ia c M M ttu &.t&* * t x * t * : r t * i9 i tv « euman « « « ™ w. r*- *> MARRIES RUSSIAN AGAINST FATHER’S WISHES rvA | OLD TIME DANCE AT tit ’ • > f-f ' «KV. ■! r*» ‘ ■- X.r'j' Tt >1 11" ' xr.rt ; " vy:S We win give one Weatinghouse Percolatoi*;' each Kelvinator purehnaed between now mas. These sets range from $20.00 to $60.001 Here is your chance to have one o f the 1 Intor sets in your home with out cost to ytRL already have one this o ffe r applies to any ( inghotise household appliances o f similar Those of you who are thinking of putting frigoration in your home this spring can x tuge of-this offer by placing your order noNr^l down payment for delivery when you w an t’i* a ro 'SB COMP Me HANDER f SIL VER LAK E CASINO \ * -'ll Iman V isits Hom e W YORK, Dec. 3.— CP)— Lena On. forest sweetheart of Hint « 's visiting in the fasli Park avenue home of hi" H'v ri'ctincilod parents, Mr. '"r" ' imes A. Rtillninn. M i -h IhmI homo from PrinceI’ 1 >'■" he heard of the nran,| ii vv Lrie whole family ia bihir again, including baby ^ho the elder Stillman claim'his sensational divorce suit r" lf' ehitd of an Indian guide “rand A use, Quebec. illojrcr O ffers Plan F Sejttemtmt, O f na-Arica Dispute — — * * r' ' ‘SMi.\t;TON. Dec. .1.—(A’)— l> way arouiul tho “point of f ‘niil honor” which has blocked Ih'ti'nt „f the 40 year obi e-Ai-H ■. c.uitroveroy brtween tiial Peru, Secretary Kellogg mrmitlly tropoBed to both *nu"eni,j that the disputed f , c" he ceded to Bollvin. | r,i r his plan, which ho saii h,,t 1-'‘’ti auhmittcd to Bolivia, PfaBcsed that an agreement bq ,, ”r t whereby that nation, i ot'c outside power primarily [Tst:d" in the territory, would j PPc-isatc (’hilc and Peru for r 11 works constructed there WlJ'dil maintain the provinces perpetually demilitarized lb.e rit.v of Arica also would be ’ 'Jnwer free port" and tht ? ! r°btontory of tho province ru“ w,|uld bo establinhod I ' erS rfpVUT of the wonder-working laboratory o f Thomai A. Edison, V / creator o f the phonograph, has come another revolution* Ulng Invention, an Instrument and a relord that render 40 M INUTES OF TtE-CRBATED MUSIC O N O N E DOUBLE-FACED RECORD. These new records dire no larger site than short* playing records. Long selections — symphonies, operas, dinner music, and complete recital programs—that for* merly required on album o f records; may now be conmined complete cm a single Edition JRecord. ____ ______T_______ : music Now you can Uatcn to this eHoico concert inu just ss com­ fortably u though you vser*Mtpsdlf (seated In Cunegle Holt or the dining room of the Cossmodort JHotO. > In our store you’d think Old Spirit Nick had left*his whole workshop for we have one of the most complete stocks of toys and playthings for the youngsters that can be found in Sanford. The nicest thing about our toys is that they’re substantial, not broken and forgotten tho day after Christmas, but toys that will give months of pleasure. Also a full line of Baseball Goods, Bats, Balls, Gloves, Tennis Racquets, Footballs, B o x in g Gloves, Punching Bags, Skates, A ir R ifles, Boy Scout K Hives, Etc. ent (>f Mion.” The New Edison Long-Playing Phonograph Console No. 3—(Mnhogiitt),—in tho new fashionable shade,Trnfslgar Brown. A delight to the eye it wel| |t the ear. This Long-Playing Phonograph costs no more than ordinary, thort-plsying phonographs. 22 8 WIDE VARIETY i 'C . MtJ to C22.00 $5.00 to $18.00 ft* ended an iijnSa'*of‘ raoi a year’s durstl'*" 6 bill ,r• These sets consist of Wac A LL STEEL handy' toolH f e * the A ► * 1- II • ." : 1 if1'\ Alt Edison Records are jreco by' Mr. Edison's sectet process.. J solutely no distortion., This is* mmsre dslm. It Has —not only ,a toy but - $1.25 to MJ r 1•_* r * " f dIVjW f ly... JSO DISTORTION! real carpenter’s tools express i S' 1 * W Rev* JotR'w i. Dhvlz of tho vC itb vl^ illo a W p ’ Ifnport. died ;■ ' . ' h : I1 A ld t- ’ v " y. ■ i. n i M k i - '. . . VELOCii’ EDE f to $4130 y ).. 4 -4 - ’ “t iyj' A':. ■ »B g d In gelsctlng Youtr,t >*r thstonlyf t* }m .K■• **•( *( ‘ m P. . ... . ., | A V E N P o ^ i^ ^ ;r | . -v -i A. EOiSON, INC. B BISHOP DAVI8 IIIE6, ■ ■ym *SSR tho, !Ttuina-Arica H'fV v i/ T With the asms stroke of gsnltt*,Thomw A. Edison has also lowered the cost of phonograph music. A 5- or 6-minute, present-day record costa at MnsCjfSc. An Idlson 24-minute record costs only $1.79 or 4, only music, An EdUon 4CMsdnu$» tfe n d cotta ( . $2.50 os 38c for tlx minutes, of-music* Edison LOMf laying : of phonograph mualc Records, therefore, up-twty few in half. And minutes to change r< ever before w m good music so ecu As soon ftt Phanofrap1 which coir "'ternational control ojg ot-inl “to the .yfctyr .o^Jg and I': it,” wit)): ji suitable tt’nent u,,. the hi 'lctnj“t ^ 40 M inutes o f M usic on a Single Recoi t ° m tin g , ,■ 4 . �li Ij Si?Ingly go kma■rin KO1 . I ' expected now, Gov <r Whitfield, o f Miia■ r , “■ vnu nine, < IpWly .recover from whito -hnired dean of tho cabhusi, i &>. « ^In'whifch hia feft leg Old Senatorial Foursome At « ffbtly bent o f shoulder w lt h ig ife a a # Hollvwood Jackson■tod, n statement Hunting Tree Club Grows desk w w t, does not look nth-' ° H 01' ? * 00?* j “ t Y*do early todoy anId. To Include Cabinet Mem- much l°H". Hut when he d r a v T C d V,,,« and F ° rt Iau d C Td « * « R*>lfusulta, insofar us i bors nnd "Lame Ducks" ,;n « g olf bull, it ' b more* apt than I A r e Being Considered; Fini attendant are able t>> not to (pi ahout where lie desires, i ul Selection He M ade Soon re (narked the umputn- i W ASHINGTON, Dec. 2 —(/!») ft in his present da ylnmont that aavMes, afflicted with II ; Polities may l,0 the favorite pnswhile ho mice :th«w the best g o lf ORLANDO. Fla., Dei. :i.— (/P)_ turn, of the National Capital, but E xV, J .n tile senate, he ims failed thus 'Plans are under way for tho it lias one rival— gc.-!f. .fa r to capture the cuoinei chain*' “ rertlon in Florida of a Methodise Party line,a are discarded when , nionrhipp. Dwight Davis, tho Wnr general* hospital, nccordingg t0 . K'df takes tlie floor. Witness the Secretary, termer national tennis ] Dr. \V. A, Cooper,- executive scold senatorial foursome at the hampitNi, nml donor o f (ho Davis |erntary of Die Florida Methodlrt : Burning Tree Club. It hits trrovvn ‘ to several foiirM.mes now. It jp- < up. is too young and too husky JHospital Commission i liii.r>. eabinet offieeis, sen;,turn for him. Davis and Secretary Jnr- j Sites at Fort Lntiderdnln-Hully*nr1 ■»'r o fi icers pf th” gnvcrnnicnt. iline o f tlie AgntulDiriil Depart i wood and Jaeksonville are lining « H U s s EE. Vln.. Dec. imot an- among the golf-and- ' enn«idered, ami Itishop Hoyt “ m . JJT prisoners, considered ,.f "olitical lame dinks and folks who .1-l devotees as are Sen- Dobbs was autbori/eil by the are just nnnjii.litieii! Washing»to” typp, o oik Hale of .Maine. Butler of annual cimfereriee to (all a’ meet(i.iilatis. from a state rt»a»| ca i | .'las achUKetts. and Harrison of 1 . ____ Started l»y Harding. old, nevording In a repot i Missjssipi j. and former Senator1 “ — .the prison bureau. Prenlenf Harding, a elmrter 11ilelieoi'k of Nebraska. in li,s stfnatirial days. „ fflokillft their getnwnv’ number The > may lie (mliticians, cabinet- 1 H orge Tolnnd, of it;, , •r»tmr|« d (lie non political keynote makers, senators (,r what not, at fll-, convicted in r.dtimli.i of the weeki, itathei :ng of the coif oli.er fines. Imt onee a week. ‘ii.t Jifill that v as to nrvi .e I,,,,:. Dier're just golfers *and breakH.Mny. 102a, and s.-ntcuced ■ otic-half years for h r Soon a flir his elevation to the •.is* r|w. n ew 1j • . ^ bite House lie iMstemd i-.it I- 'Kirby, Denver. Col... i> i‘ 'vv Die (ilea<ant as nr nil ions of Tlie oigan ill laverpool ea tiledMCh county, in April, IP25. tpdt' and bieaklast with hi.v for­ nil is the largest in the world, hav­ ‘••' r Si uate colb-'t|nies at t ho ing five rows of keys and 10,‘W l ,u- ta. nsanult ti* murder. K w F u llo r , Perryahuri/li. Ohio Burning Tree. Said a felb.w •al pipeCounty, February, ll’2", (• n wait of tin FI O IV: •'Well, Mr 'i i o.lent, I. I In a* B^jrobbcry. I lie alaily rainfall of the earth t 'll,ll • to a|i oil |b,mm,unit y Scot I. Atlanta, (in. I >ndi Ibe>e 1 >i hum i ■ •I i Cl.lid. “ I leo -ii i ,|i '• td 111 /, April, 1020, l a I'rc I nt. " I bet ■way robbery. h I bri e art t ' re, .1u | j.,,1 2 'Vino. II Ml details of tile e.-eape lers.. Escape 1 State Camp If Tallahassee Of the- h it OMarido, Jafi./lO “the Mothodfct church ^^rtJVitfod H j*.ho latter guarantees td' support Decision ‘ iiraii reached**' at ’ the , the institution; to pay* - o f ’ all hwt Floridu Annual Conference to bonded indebtedness, nnd to nalocate a Methodist general hospi­ jaume all outstanding Indebtedtal in the slutr, nnd Jacksonville i nr; tit develop the institution to offered a site at Springfield Park, tin1 iiighe.st efficiency, and to use and $ 1400 ,0 0 0 , and Fort I.nudernmuml which to build n greater dnle and Hollywood made a Joint thc present building as a nucleus offer of a site and $1100,000 email. hospital, all o f which would cost The Jacksonville offer was pre the ehuch $200,0(11' at m istim e. dieted upon upnn (lie ability of the The' proposed general hospital, church to raise $4100,000, or $200,000 in i ash, and bond the institu­ vv li e n located, the necrctnr.v tion for .$200,000, The city is pointed nut, would be general, in bulling a Im. pital center ni the strict ronse of I lie word, and Springfield Park, and were the not a privntc or sectarian institu­ general hospital located then-, it tion. The church, lie added, "do could lx- i nt related with a School riles to create a Christian institu­ o f Medicine, proposed for the. Uni tion in answer to the commdtui of vorsil.v of Florida, Dr. Cooper tin* Master to ‘heal tlie sick." The hospital would be. the firs. pointed <>ul. '•« * U h iofnfc'< ri4 1 (•elt .,iml-ibenklasi (.rmip •'l '! 'ary, timu Senator, heil ''ll III in (|,i i ihoi crv I an, d. vv ll It l i, b.i Hi, |,i . »»mIm | . s — Y o u n g g a \ s L a d y -o n e vvh„ i .. r t C . V IE L E !| A Sub^antial Jeweler [no j fftibstantial City 'ill 108-Magnolia Ave I L -d ■ - . . " . y . . , . , . , . — a few A r<'ni:irk.iLI(‘ Inn * ' - X Irn :- at I d oor Atlvtm cc’d IB2(i ni<mId . crarikalial'I. ml to meet the I. illlm m lly A real httv. H a rry ('. „ s(. *1 $750 iW o n * if, T. JG LONG WOOD, Dec V. Die arrival .ve-terdav of a sp, tils- llDu Sentlnoln Park t ructod tl i- vi'iir. car, Dub* consisting of |r: . tibirnl (...I-c- I rom Keeucy I l>. m .ii 1 1 lie. slabli'ig to , -I i iK.ii Ti.is, it wai^ <f all o f . Cl •'•Id rhip hurt*. •vn thu cniMi .(lo id e 'etin g at S mill..In i’ark a pr. niiui.t le .-r. . . ni i ■ tall- •:( lln- | In ai l.ongvve ,1 tvv.cn Grim 1 Ini.ct . and U u i ,-1nt 1 1. i u staP- •’ n icd inilef. lb r. ,iM I a . .tll.ibb1* m ....... a i l! i n. I it •he J : . s I, . . announce* •tile meet* - miinolit’ I ■ i I IT -I,|. • lin*v.l I-IVH . tich • .1; oE • ' 'll- vot* Ide 'T -ii .b n ei 2«b> applnai i* Sir, eg I 1 . '> tar# a* BepuintitM, loin (.' .1, • f t be m e t w ' .i'; ’ t . Glide, J le eiw.l l-.lgllelll t>'.* . l ast O-VV- d r. d ll,- I i it. Flro Divrs. _____ I. '7h j m .) i^ O. $900 b r i d g i n g A w a y t h e H A P P IE R t o Na Ii l.h 'l'l 1,1 aid. A i ai • , r I d o o r Sedan. A fjemimilt;(jfounfijiDanl* S a n fo rd ,F la . ^ $625 "r >»ur ............. *’ (alien $498 v n r iN im a s Rnidv "Mly T ou rin g. a few I ‘>121 model. thousand mile>. Hun W illy s-K n ijrid W ill ‘ litss c o n d itio n . m a k e an,voiie a g o o d car. real Imv c '*n,p<*. Is in first ( ; (,„( | ( i n ,s at The Perfect Christmas lO O . $465I’L A N I $225 $450 P L A N 2~ Si»r| \\ i Hi L'i K;u 11 \\ <*1*|\ 1*U'Tra: v. Start With .SUM) K ilt'll Week Dccrea M| Have $25.50 [«\a,• , Nadi care o| and in fin e con dition . good closed car Imv. $650 S a v i n f n if t 'p .o SaVe, ' ' Christmas haying Club. A little each week -y o u ’ll never miss it and when next ( hristmas rolls around there will be a snug sum (or your withdrawal. A tidy bit in interC n lj H rjll i 'i 'o i p itnical C H R IS T M A S T “fLJiriTt™aic t r i f t k ...,;.. T o u rin g . tup i h*- 11 a v eh if. Start N o w ! K: Si\ l’'ord ( ‘otipe, l:rjr, model. A -l con- V M axw ell Coach, ,,M" " b Good paint and p ra c tic a l­ ly new tires. IM,'V '" " I tires. m c rh a iile d . Have $25.50 $285 'Ills IllflTF'Sf (" \ 1!)iii model. ||., T h o ro u g h I $350 tfv PLAN 3 M iA N S ln rl W iU i rHI'.itcl H i-i-li lilt l eu, i In- Have $63.75 I , lm ! Stan \\|||, |(ll I'oll ll \\ I III • Ti.'ga­ ll). Official Blue Book bating N msIi Touring .... xt Nash I ‘Ill's lull It ,t (m Bai-Kiiins Thai • ' r '' I ’fire d Ilt'lm v the Have $127.50 M ils Iiitm -.sl (<i> -1‘ . A ,v I' N R o a d s t e r .. . DdiIro Tomine .. * ,,n vi;( » son '" ,* , , a, I’ o ifl .* , SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK . T o u n i,,- Lord Cctipi' ta i ,, Dodge RoadsD*|* Ovcilaiui Touring . . .. $7f, W A I? I^ S,\^Pr^tVT !*Cn Czr Chrislmas DeUotry WAKD LEONARD COMPA S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A '■'> Orlando, Fla. 'V! •vft&h' • .sat Maloney Is Ranked With Sharkey As 'Logical Contender’ $475 k . V ( ■' bit 1(T%,4*a iV - • ; , ,tri.w ; tn lx r- J _i/ - •/ ' j i w t y t / t i ■ IBfe.SrAAah,> VMTF, t .‘VRw ” o. ei 1*l" ‘i 1 ll me a 1 •Di.it a ' . • dJ t In* Har- Thun- i*-' nlwnvs ;i rmwtl W ard. i l v .'500 m nU e til* I i ,I I' VVll. i>. ' e r •»• tl* *!! I •••[ '•1 i i.iii. i l. ■;lj, ' dine ne | pi l • ‘ ' \ uni I lit in [ l,< i; it. fleet the .Halt.lull Ivan- H was went her lliat vv.. b.ii I. . .1, ....... ‘ ' r . .. t , | .„ Sl Anne's until haw I 'v;,,n‘»ir wave at ••all plaver •v hit'll was held out- I, rt eoitsidi red British title was In-, has as •iVi.i” m u„ . i, .1., .in,| vh.ir.i. icr perfect ba.io |,l" ill tm- • am, by about $ I ft.llUO I rack (cam, •i n i-dics i«f the American rum runner ii.' Du11 but fai lo„ warm t ho sci led itseif in Sw eel set’s fight I <ianicst,il!e. 'file most recent bouts of both grid spe-rt. lor health. \t first gull was out N a s h -1 d o o r Sedan. 1«»2G modH'j at close range, or even at dose ;il fo. .|ball I .-a boxers have gone f a r to enemirage • M idi I-1'' rifle range, if she preferred. L o o k s lik e n e w an d runs like About mi hour belon* game time of the i|iic.-Don. Imt gradually lln*, the tlieir lincker.s. Flowers won d e ri ­ iisiana r*"~ i ! k - hut Ji'ii of thu hidilui*. I>y Zuppke, I am told, gave a rush (*|imv was added to bis activity, j ••l*‘ 'limnoml agtfregali n e w N a s h . S pecial at in- out f‘ ''rM I Once seen, the spei-taete of u s ivel y over Sail or Hu ff ma n , a order to tin- football manager fo* I-’or several weeks be played only Walker ot Tampa. .(Unite thrill aiuJ ro^ulai1 th-posit.-. ks. Irninry ini' J" , Cicero rum runner mounting his tough Pacific coast middleweight, nine holes a day but now .'It! b o l e s '•he football and forward , several dozen half hose. Ian- almic’’ a -v i French ” 7f) . tc<ting Ids automatic here three weeks ago, ami Walker basket bull 1 1 -ii iiitwo or three time,', a vivrk does not in the*SuminoU*County I'.ank , Element of Surprise ’’’ f " “Vilitv i 1" I'reparation for the day’s toil stopped (he local southpaw f avorite j The football muungiT. schooled fax bis strength. ascend ( he ladder of nm^peuMrs. Sweetser. his conipuiiion on U VRNEtilF. Tlvt II I)lit L I N E S ", o " .“d : * , l,nf»» ’gett»hle as faithful Pic- |S i l l i l y ( ’all ahan in decisive f a s h ­ in Zuppke discipline, was mighty the British invasion, nnd coiistanl ion a lew weeks ago. Since then ity wliei’e the crowd !-• ' ■ • BITTSIM’ RGH. Dec. ,t. " <j,. I lure ul' American domcM icity. or carious but didn't a-k Die reason. lie defeated Jock .Malone in Uoston It was given when Illinois ran nnta ly with him during his illness, pre Noi thw tern’s offer of a place on ' , T paying : hing. and I h<- conip.'i'1” ’ settled him witli a baby dnoglltei ll football -t hcdllle next year Inis ; with ease. the field to tail tin- game liere last Monday. They pint* t<> j Miller’;, a n angement oil ihe - nie ti !’ . intepos! , • ■* r lin'd by t arilegie Tech. i It mi” bl 11-“ have h.-lp lb ;i\ v vvoolcii t.., I me . at.-..,it. i.'iioim In t'e during I In* winter, and ll i| in.i1 With K " . II IIS \va-, bud b el oi e tile mill ll (tel |.||nl loll ,n.( \o| i | | W l" ' el ,1 I iv ited • triiegii | , i oidial.- ei.t ••I- <>t f be I Wo eollll Imve , in tb. accounts. priug will return t< the i lav nt • in. ng » i" \t I leti.-bci .".• a l )iIi -1ic t I ll s lo r. el •i greatei e\lent, than 1 i.oving eommi- nui |.\ t be deat-im'; 1l•'•idem V lo make Me leg. feel V. Ii, " i f iiottniitf happ.ii " liltick M a s t e r Sj\ Coach, JS WiIe11 h all. ndv v. n s i In >1 ll >1 • of the I’lgIn- \\ Ig | ooioai'er, ar.it a u-pie-t filed that lie.iv y It : u *«... lit . , not (.or. , ' ‘b ll licit M i s, .lau Gil, "ll in. •I W ii i: mm. model. Looks good unit’ inkle Ii,, ,1 I lie- vv ill ev i i realise jf Iter High I the hoilid name its tin>-t e..lii)ielellt imagnuit ion. | ' tunic whittles ul i tming tl e.l refon-e for the match, so tImt ' 'I'he Illinois play pr . | ness laid l.ocu D upeak aide to get over to bad di good. A regular Inn at eliiniiiati- tinTbe enI'ded (be heavy woolen stock III!*' , by miiiu: i milamyls been at |Si.III.-I Vdll', \ J., to tak ein tin D o l e would be no excuses. <’ana.la, vvhiih Im- Iti ! men to jllllt-b cite. I of I motive vvli i-1 ! board promised to do its best. Fo • put on (be ball' bone, and tile va Hall Mill very luu women. Ims’ujiAY tiniut at lea-t • a T ' les. jiuipoit.ini bouts sihli a - Ibis om­ ..... . tiaillels bound the bar.' leg • d population of p.J.a 1.2IMI, ranking I "l I lil ollg Couple i I it tie 1 1*t ere,- is in ', i bo-, n 11, .in the with adbe-ive ta|»* for several gi'Mdiiali' in.mug. m Ie-elitat IVeof > a I e. f i f t h in population among tin* na f c a - B ' S T H E N T .T II - a E R V IC K - r R O C R K S S i commission*, a).proved li-t uni.I III! In- . ab o v e (b e lo p o f tb” hose. a • lor lIi«* ■ An e lf .-i l i being made to brine Prnu eloii uni) I Inn aril ill Hu- in I lol,- •f t he w i l l Id. tIn- hour of i be l ight, T he |e |s 111* doubt about the effi \nut ion uf Jack lllo.sum, tlicn in lo of South 1 Prill, .■loll and llni vard back tonight' s contest is (In* second I ciem y of die -1mil. I m,-nb'iil all \ »mmit him ■I aether. . . It i* -aid 1*1inn-tun charge at Vale. ; eliiinipn.iisliip a f f a i r in Illinois (,- there was tin • psielu.logleii! etfecl , *'.i p as.-age ; is in favor ..i tin- idea piovidiiuThe tgie-st ion of umpires foi* r , I boxing and a eapm it y | on Michigan, the elemi at of stir I lie big hllseblill gllllies, a well III l|iiopo-ai. I they can have 1lr>*11 choice of i ,Z1 t ruvvii of 111,IMMI i- ,'xpected to fill pl'ise. IIS ( lo­ Illinois -ipuid ip I lie 11-*I of |be schedule, hud been V t 'o ii w ill jn I vvenpoiis. the old ( . ‘Ii eum. made famous l,v pe. m il oil (In • griditou -tucking tbe cause of many <omplniuls. jM'i'-'-ntalivi-'. Hudson -| done ( ’nacli. HUM ma I" l i l n a l battles. Ilolue iilliuites failed ,o give snl . Dilimted col It it»-..|iii,•I\ in.-pii mg I.. . Fl owers bad about tvv.. pounds | Lcoks good and has lots of ll ill-ln e t , |o I ill'., a crowded con1 1 room vake good Z 11 |.(«ke' i.- fa, l ion Then t and to -bed over night, to leai'lt the lui'l, the work. My* opinion was desired as ; , ■ct '‘ Red" Gl'ailgi' ."I used tra n s p o rta tio n * VV'lileh the eager e.ve.l i’ ..-si|>- fron. I tlie uo .i-.ure." Die neigliboi hood di-lin ts ns tiiev ; ••’•» |iotin,| limit by ; .‘clock, w lull |oy e,l t III* ■t -I nsall.-nal tie " Ilv*vv the piohlcm of le- iimg III" Walker was several pounds under-J In- illti- 11 lull- ea l eer "oiible iionu'illy , ause.l i.vir tbe j u g iie that •tangle oil tl),, edge of tin- ch.tll Q ift lection o f ofri. iota mi.-b! b- , |t"m|..iii-on by drinking in Hi.. -,>rdnl detail- oi' Die mark and planned to d " In - 1 If tick tic's Scheme A new N .ih .I.IUrml .1 T,„,r bi • t t " add t Ill-Ill III the mteival. hit' - .in be d e ­ \ gn at innnv ..I tbe (ircscni .la bioOgbl about. I an affair that concern, them ah,.,, ht.mr i tic„im., mi.tnln^ will ha j Wa l k er ’s ring s t r a t e gy lor tin b.n kfield -tin . ait- -hong f- i he II M ill T o PLEASE I" u vv ii Iniiil 1 a rtmanvhr.n,. Totir , „ ni|f as inncli a- a cour-e in baibei inr bout, according to hem ns, will In Naturally I to|<| tb” ginduul" haauotwllv a . r , [ ball' lio.-c. Hither than the b-n doe-, u House of David convert. , to bore in fm a boilv attack, know I" u : I diet dcChri.tm.. •plrll. Ci.ni. In .n.i w,.w -loi kings. Tin- i mostly irn*- " uiamigers that just ns long a- thu | cur <IU,.I.T ..( rn,li,a,| m(M],|a j mg that lie i- no inatcli for F'lovv- I the fast. men. So ibat Zuppke home team fiirnisliril the unijnies I D " a-1 i bam If buttermilk ever gels to l.e the * el’s in , peed and In.xuig. dramr.l partlaitl.rh, •per. p il.i. , 1 disputes would continue |o arise. ' ■c • f allot her j stunt bus been vvnl. lx copied 0 .ri.ini.. gin.. Aik about ..ur national beverage tin- ilatr.vme:i The semi-Duals on tlie program 1 Knutc Rockne. m- to In- outdoii* I v nt arid the opinion that I li * bv vvllicll it aapn Ollr I,lot.I I lull.U, uH.r (,.« Jth'' i iliil.er of will -tart plugging a new ballad I will J i r m g together Geor ge God- by Zuppke, vvi lit Die lltinoi c .ai b I ame set of umpires, assigned bv' •b« vou'ra ilrlflai , n,| „ur H u p in o h iie Touring, I !>25 mo . . . hint it led "The Face on tin I aoii'i.i j basket | trey, negro h eavywei ght who was one liettel' this fall by i-i|iiijiptng one man in , hinge of affairs mi l •mall ilou.it e.T.urnl anJ rata Cow rtarn Floor.” Has good ru b b e r and low mileai punl.a.a imiia. one o f J a c k Dempsey's f avorite his varsity sipiml w lb tain .la I *I hetlulod in ilifferelll games in J diffi ion, cities each week, wont I a p a i ri n g purt u e r -, and Covvlne, '•w leads -lust tlie car fo r lliis climate. The m1 1li-niii in can't lie mor Billy Dwells, ol Ddl a, ., leva:-, III uniforms. , be -allslaetoi v. even thoiigh tie* "I Icams The o rd in a rv lootl.all J-.ime 11111)1111 -' in (he role of hoimi l*l"|>o.,ei| lli.in a ina.-bn- shot away. . . eight lounil . iju n k ly a b - o i l. m o ,-Ilire ai ■■I In i.d , would b” a fail'ire. Di.it |In We note the A. V I', gods li.iv> lie pad Colin-- V*'l I be graduate managei.s we^.i ouliil to liludly nice pled one of Ch.'it'llt ticular. I nal enough to ask me to , ou-ider ' •"! an Paddock's |(HI vard dash mark-. Rockne. a picat •be |lost I ioii of bmndiall laimmisNash is the F I R S T — uiivi nnd as yet I paui , - - tlrt ..,v O N L Y — g i n tnutomohile tu iu in D n u e —m pfreat S|ieed, evolved Die '-ll toner of the Big Three, with tin Anolliet way to achieve disliue •"'•n 111 list* nnd rubber puds, hot li being nmi: manufacturer w ith a 7-bcaring crun k^ift k a li’llft m otor ~ d i c u ltra modem proviso that I thotild mi ;>f, tjm •vitivoiK official lion is not- to he named mi any turt* proof. ty p e —in every m «d el. empire-in-t-hief at all of tin- Big Eaii- vvul, |,igh- of the 1,507.2.11 All-Aineriea elev­ This feature of football d ress is- Three games. ens tluil will be pit'Uctl this year ri- i hosen. sure to Iit•mine standard for ruin', While the salary Miggc ted vvat 1"f Hie proles ..NEW YORK. Dec. .’I. - t/p|— weather and muddy field • N oth in g could emphasize more forcibly Nash londorshm tn m otor most oitisfm lory, other busine ^ all 1 nim'i'i nm Deploring t la- hard boiled effi j Jimmy Maloney today perched Eastern l-’ooDiall car value than this undeniable proof o i its leadership in engineering. ••"""I’l-tioiin made it impossdda illdel- i ie.ney o f l he country. Queen Marie with Jack Sharkey, a fellow llosWithout a doubt, some new af f-r me to consider the prupo i­ III! aiiot her i wenders if America isn’t missing toniaii, on the "logical contender" filiation of eastern teams will t ton. For, o f course, the tfM 'typc i *»r 4 bearing crankshaft ean’ t com* " :i 1al.cn up i aome o f the finer things of life. rung of the heavyweight ehnmpcome as a result of the withdrawal In teeent yearn the scheme 1 *’.* k'-ai' and j . . . It Is obvious the Indy hn.i ic-nsiiip ladder. o f Princeton from the so-called 1aiigespyl o f moving tho umpirev ^fr°°thne8a ^ with the ultra m odern 7-bcaring I . ..............." ” •* * * H I|ll|l'.* ll,r Dual nc- .never seen Ann Pennington do the Maloney won a crushing 10 “ Big Three.” crankshaft. aiound hns been used in mnnv » f r<'l new rule black bottom. round victory over Frnnz Dlenor, The idea of an eastern eonfer- <he eastern rnllrgr games ef Gerntntiy, al Madison Stpiitrn once nlrendv has been suggested. Die remit h ilnve I•cell very slit i>I’lnyi-r who, T h ere arc 17 Nash m odel* with a jvH c** r.mp.o from $865 to <12090 Reading the life ctory of Annie Gulden in nnoiher *>l 'Tex Kick­ It has Is i a looked on with factory. tak. ., port i. o. b. factory. • Oakley We loam die fired txvfo inn ed' i-1i ininn t mn tourneys to de- ill some ipiaifer ■vvnod Ingram’s Siiggvsfion , ;,s •• tnemher lit.-n shots. . . 1 Tin- remarkable let mine a clinllio.gcr for (iene others. • onditions in f....||,nl| perbapt J'''1"" slmtl he Tuimey'; title. Sliaikey (ireviotit.ly Due of tin- main objections l o an- even Woisy, As h rule tli, r part of this iu flint she didn’t live |^,l '‘fficuii in ,, ly had jumped t<’ tho fore hy u nuch a scheme* in thnt It would bo is niiieh bickering is-fore tin- ..f [ m,'"‘ bi r institu- in Chicago. over unwielilly there itechnical c u iiiita i iknockout v iiu ciU M ik d u 'I iHurry iu u jf fln U n W IC 'llliy uorganization, i if U ! i i 4 . < i i i u i i , ii /'* * "*D•-n m-e is Upon’ Should llui Wills, whose eligibility for a match , being so many good teams in Plant a. an official bo m> unfortunate ,,s any member who is a prndunte i n !( l i I n n ! / F V it v i n u n i * I n i n n n t i n ■ n f Pc IaBt l H i . which is ,, of nn accredited high school or with Jack Dempsey, in tho eyes of t h n f rt'.'^e'r i,nr,orU,lt decision Thnt ihardly seems a logical; one. i o i u v ............... * . t h •a •t d e t e r m i n e s mo t h e winner w i n n e r , fie he i% Is butlivrn (ainfer- secondary school 14 units for grad­ the New York boxing commission, s i n c o t h e r e a r e p l o n t y o f m i g h t y u r n c t l r a l l y c o r t n i n t o In. i a |a', •' number of uation, will he eligible. forced tho Dempsey-Tunnpy battle i rood t e a m s in t h o w e s t o u t r i d e o f ! b y t h e l n L , ~ ^ . V ? . "c r "veu'r'’ tehrf good teams in tho west outride of jby the loser* the” foilJLing 1 «".v football The executive committee, work­ from New York to Philadelphia. tho Big Ten, yet that orgonizutimi, t^ *t Commander Ingram. •"*•■ l. IP20, ing on the rninio line, proposes a ns the Western Con- athletic director at the Nine Tile husky Bos tea boy, fruah also known as "f any profea- rule whereby a '‘ transfer” student, forence, lias been mighty success­ from u school not offering n com­ from three successive knockout vic­ j ['"at a pirited plete four-yeur courso be allowad tories, hammered durable Diener ful. It should not prove to be a dif was In , r ' * A nCB ,t,on’ « « 'he unti. .to continue his athletic career iu around the ring in every round ficult tnrk to select 10 teams that 1” n«r ° r ° f * Pr°niinent nth_pe™on? «*. or a commissi,,,, f,,"Kht •the bigger inbtitutlon in. which he would 'have a pretty gppd. claim Utlc uld o f thre^ who wohld* ha°m!u ' hut ’despite smashes that rocked T1" " floor, with tnkea hia lust two year* of under.d... . To being the class of tht^ast. "Porto queetl** Jf f g ndl* , ih* prt,,|K tint lirt.. graduato work. . I th? Touton to the cou,d' ,!ot nu.lArgum e.U r * ... ; .. . ! All delegates to tho convention 1knock him out. Occasionally Dien­ •Vhlle it Isn’t generally known, officials, pas,|J„ q” iiity . voine instructed by their athletic er came t/ut of a crouch . to rip many of tho arguments that Mllfcy pf hUy^L ” , in ihln r '. • ** , o r ' counc^ to their vote, on the hooks to Maloney’s head that .urisi.between the atWotlc, bodies dc.«4|lo|| ed a n w " j _ _ various ______ unlverslUes _______________ 5 1 9 4 ■ iudem**c"*1' 0nu'various proposuls, ■ which Inve brought blood from Muloney’i oyc* o_m f ihe can __ bo W n M lo n v ilt h d r s iJspute*. traced to some grievance over the blow at I * fe dit • t VU 15 *M!cn *° fKn memn.. Lru,‘f l»or schoolp, fo r .conniilcrntijw dMr- and ipoptb, . hut his uttack never question of officaia. .. - ' UMtoIlklifa^ah. gained serious proportions. 1 lftt other ing the past three, weeks. Bonw yearn ago I met with tho «poHa in th# c° I ' . nt n COSf^ ai.d.t.oiiiil ata&jj ... im; thu ca*r an ; 1 " •'III of Filled O f Running M e e t Dec. 1% Jesse Sweetser To Enter For Amateur, Title Next Slimmer! J I want everyone in S a nfo rd to eoine and see these cars— th e n com pare the prices w ith those to he seen elsewhere. 7 hoarim : ............ . SeminoleStables ;n d m e n t F ^ s e s m . IJOn IvI i u u p }}}! ATHLETIC STAR I With H orses F o r O pening null j Dik' -I I'.verv ear is in firs t class mi elum ical co n d itio n , w ith new tire s p.nd fre sh p a in t. (J Coach, fin,. t h e o a r f o r family i th e fir s t t i m e t h i s h a s e v e r I' •(*!! d* lie hy a n y d e a le r u < trlamlo. litis c a rrie s th e mw enclosed m otor w ith th e S Bci'n i ift ie ia i Rltio I took r a t i n g s . Ii make.-; e v e r y e a r a c t u a l l y w o r t h m o r e t h a n t h e p r ic e a s k e d . It ^ Ntisli ■V-Ol. L ,| „„r Sr.lji,, Tin* priib 's on o u r Used Cars mile fig h t Results (B> Assininted Press) NEW YORK Jimmy Maloney, Iloaton, defeated Franx Dioner, Germany. 10 ,\rt Kll(| Npw York, won fi* .n Charley Anderson, Dec 1 K( < Chiim,»io,,shi|, itoui Tonight <,F FI C»!tin.\. H> llillv Kv ans Chicago, when Anderson dislocated bv 1h in l nirngo T o i : vm i<i T|l(, (> Mady possible \,t Weiguns. |Iuf- c in d v lV ‘f " " ,'r,‘M,V Bob Ztip|>ke, when not coaching a shoulder, l,,*‘ N«'»ris '""(ball at University „ f Illinois, ,s fnlo, knocked out Al Rood. New < andy ( onipanv. the University of A m mint O f G n u. H e e d p i s •b ndn will ,|„year award a •n artist. lie is said to be as York, I. Snn.lv Seifert. Pitts­ handsome s,lv. , W i , , , bim „ burgh. heat .l.i, k lie Slave, Hobo­ k'dtul witli tbe brush as be is on CIllCAUn |ie. : '/»') - T h e ken, N. J., In as the N orm Mhleij,. Trophv. agridiron. /.iippkr specialties maldlevvei, in |)llXm,; 1town is rC n marines. C LE V E I.A \|i Hi||v Wallace. be student win. nn.st d.stmguishestake tonight u, ., 1"and mat. ll . .. Kid Kap- himself m atlil.-ii, s. 1 ' )*«• .iW.'lltit It vv.as Zuppkt who fir„t brought l>" " ' k,‘'1 ,,,,t ! to a referee ,,, ...... mi) betvv.... . 1 K E R 7 lau, former t.-atherweig hut, formrr *•,»:hrrufi^hi rharn- •« June at tin uifHi’riivm -fti be artistic teni|ii-raiiient into v.o pion, if). Jol.iiiiv Farr. Cleveland, j ercises, along " it li the ..tb, r IIMS -lrategy of football, unless 1 am lieut Eddie slu*a. Chicago, 12, j a Is and h, rii.iv’ misinformed. * 'illiamH T o be eligible l'ir tli,. , Walker, farmer wet H (•buck Wtggm-. Indianapolis, ilc-i \. Knowing the value of cofbrs i u imrlit t liujMpmn. ct lliat we learn It is w trophy fenteil Jimmy Dclnnev, St. I’mil < a slinlenl must li.u Zuppke used tlic iil^ e\i e|lg#ij» l‘f11 not tig aide to i Flower- will win „ huger purs,. 10. ' ' hiinod n I'a •• bn, grade in .it least Queen M I't’cf in helping liiH forwaril pus•f «»f America. She 1tl he loses than if lie i- victor. If gainc. l RBAN’ A. Ill, Mike Dale, Do complete |» per cent ,.f his • I mile-. and u ,, Flowers’ picl ami l...Xi„g ske! cutur, Him.a . beat Joe McGowan, ' recipient vvill I... d.-termi.ied le. , hasn't s le half o f it. 0 , ;e year w lien Illinois cafcie on give him tin victory on (mints Chicago, in | popular . D’" held to in. i i Ohio Mute ym: I . . receive ball the g;,te i ci on For H'e boys of C ■|- will in a priniiLi v b " " ' b l i 'l l t»n Z'lppkc plgycrs n el jtllliMlii |. s. , ,, ' rill, lll-Q •"'•'anged (u gu-,. ■. • ■ 11 v ole bivvmg eirniMli Mllle nwiiv s ' in i cent, ll lie lose- I speci;il"""s,r:'»'"'t of plan, and 1 1. •Oiling up nnd d.ovji (|,r ,on fancy Kbter m the mam street k"".k"..f o, ' ‘ "• viv id I. i'll, i I ripcs -ev [ ,|.K. Dee. :: l/|b ( " M, he V l ill , , , i i| , ,,..„( ., S(; , tor l^ b od iiig I rum llorsi back b I I I,.- off |. I 11 •a-.I III! III - W•.). n„. |„ |„„.ts ion cf .-everal eolin eiJ Dishio", from high p,,w " " " I " " '' ("•! up to cover -u I •■I.V i b l b , VId;- ; *, Di. players eligible ,,., eive I 111 Si utliein confer-{ laigi-si m,nil • .1 -. of. en1(l 4 " ,o,,,|es m the l.est |,ov a c""t mgi rn y (l> .|.„.k Kearn, pa s v n, ,' v.. ere of a bright I, ! chalice- for elirim i I lian In addition t'lii.i.u;. c.v I n vvill I . . ,| ,( , ’,,•“ 11.................. ,1,1 I rom rocking M aikei' . mnnager. ...... ■"i,-' of the others. arc i oncer lied, will , l)llll/,7 a s m i-: \ i r i ( . N c. D c -. ifl»i a! til- l'i.la I le Don. I’luifa t.,1‘' living room in the I- lowers Will get fust call for ititidomnl amend i elm Springs Innovation -Jess Sweet • . whoso courage In " t u r n match with Walker to ( r.\ Ci-iulidntc- 1"1 tll" No! I t , i Ul usL'm rhi home manner I n sv"'1 rin like manner. Yr pie eiii.ilion i „ Zuppke’s innovation caused tilt Winning the lb itt-h amatciir golf aiv n.'t Imuu 1" a|.ture th.< laurels uhj. i, I lo seniors but will iiiivention here top.-ctafors t<- gasp with astonish- j champion hip . t him luulth ami (|„. • would, iiiimng other thi rig- bave bia n hi, take in all ■»<>n who have partin Ijiiciven ipteeiiie a elmnci 11<> stv Di n ne d D a i r y G r . b last February. " " " ! *' "j** lllin"l'‘ D am trotted |ii chnnee at tl„ \ni-ric:ui crown l-a*ed m vai-M' v ahl.-tics. Ammiitiacedme |imw worn l.v ...... Von Flm. will ■b • in r ;•, i,,o11 is F l o w e r s ’ it m u g e r . Walk Miller mi.-'lt.er l '" * ’ lived llicie is no i|m-siion bin that it I fight for Die n.itioii il ml,. ne\t 1 f f"i »< •! tin plot, iti l arrange h 'l I’"D the p a -sei- in picking out |.veur, “ if nothin;., happen>i ■r '(.oil i• is ei.giM,. men Uoii lin, now reIndications are lliat nnvt liing nt. bi. • t t. many different artifices le le I h happening a p p e n in g l » prevent I el, t ; ai., e 11 ' ill*o !■!' ' •>:; e; »me •cntilt I . Ul, ,; • assoc...... . to-1 in lam."i , . (m ,idn "*"*'D • Directed Elimination M Athletes $ 1 1 5 0 / IralMemberpf™™ a t m n BILtY FLOWERS !.ToBe Ouspdlf weets WALKER rht I s ..... Fted Today ir>2(> mnilrl. th o iK a m l r (Rule Would [Bach School| At Inieast 5 1 ince Games Personal:— n u t "tilt v . .£ 7 ) BLUE BOOK SAL N’itsli '1 ilnor V i r t o v i a , . '■■■ni ORLANDO’S FIRST in the II poll. 11 tby's fourth c.HI Up. and -♦ nm Vi al, . « n . c . n . « | i p . . a . . a . . a . . - - - - - - • �SL&*6 '»(• !•* S '0. JACKSONVILLE, fringe! 8.I /nj i'lS fV »2 j JrP’ ■ V’iJK.'V "ri ,. ■tV I;:- ‘ v;I ' p j*rf>rt‘.vv*«,|!i. 1 ",c.'.ira; iml‘ •. ‘ • N’ ICW YORK, i- . ■ rhJlepmnn, fiiCha'I , | E « M <r,V’ By** hf), rent iiir.r. mfti ' t The m h!io ByV ’ ’ typr-K 'ii; ,i* . >; oil...... . ' l l Ill, , • ,|, ; , , lr.nlinv I. tri>a O0i.: BEB a , 1’ ' * PI in.nr,i ir V v ’ y*'V ia • -I, •„ Ml Bft&Vy 10 , 111. f>C. t ;■ • 1i’ -I I'll, ■ 1.,.. a;..I i, , . V. <0 ' 1 , " t • m e - v i '. D \ ' w ^ s B\6 PA^j ROUt R 0 9 B % g , ^ < 'i; !1 -if ; ii<> d, A O D V - M '^ T u FF C O M M L JK iW & ^ ^ •y te ^ o rT -rr /OLD g e t ' o f f / ^SARC, ago prf A V\AKVFfex> Ih i^ O O R ^ R L iW ^ Y? 1’ EW PASTELS Brilliant rnthor Ilian pastel ill r n ’ I shades are desirable in millinery -i i . I. I -I. ilii>- “Mi ” ii, though there is a gray­ ish HI (ii- ToIt that is very popular IT i 1. oh*, f i the i n eurt.n.s '..Tie;. „ „ |jM,>ir ’ "vatiHu it blends so well with gray OFFICE PI^TTo l ^ ^IBAKiVf tf O t R - li P S i ^ A F e A)^P A OEhiERAL7 H E ^ A C W | S T R E E T -1WD6 0 < 0 -lU E O V h i^ » hioui X VIAtffWOli OFF t^ q Tb BE AtERTC AhiP BEAR Up -i w a f - iw e ^AFETV OF ^ v> L i k e 'A T ! G o s H MA, V A CtCfTA TtAiMK A TH E M T v-IimGS l y p o V E R V K U M lLA TlN i' \ >■'’ f! . i , -' -at i a t ^ M - o rper ' I the »«.-.ting ' !i• * f - ;. | -1 A ^ c S l M f e V A t V A l A ^ V c E D E ^ f A ViEVi OFT, ^ o U P A V U ^ o m J B t illE T o E o ft iip 1 ndat l„ to k -p|) a p clion of the noiiny far oilier purposes than re, pair work, ■ty, . i-fc. . fi.'t.v, HnViti;' a;torn drops and male •-•U|t T f / n r,"if| 'It> • i* l •• I . t> • .11, -1 1 to *i tiOMCr P A niT S OM ‘ t DOMT WAKyr ptEPU L "iF lIN tW lM A t HuSBuMD - W WtDS LL ALL BE HOLLfecW P O P P A C.im. Miami '.I- i-iiiiiii.-f ..J •I r' .I !• ii 1 , 1 mu. Pm Eli •(. mol the * ' * [K Id'i: - ( ;njm* In.- , ii , \i n ni<<U»r*r Tnv»• « p i DM ' diulrut c 1tl )i i ■ tn.lnv. T o . bid t:ii ! • ■ -ri , , i"o.. F f< o b f: ^ B u T M A , » T UD BE A UTTvJE. DiFFfTOKjT iF I l*rlmuri*v RosjMin^ble f » r i » K " ‘" n v r w i > i fmmiihnrri federal A t - f U a l Types 1 ’v n e u Tnkin'y T . r L i ™ I’ ! »!arc* !«„« c c,? ’" u .•"timm-r was. filed m fc Actual /•>#' . - '- t e -t'Q ■-■etfe.- , m m e t * * * '* c a iiA fo enmpluillt I'O quert- " '* h ' l 1 i-ii-E L t tjvj tint t*:« f' ll'ral court appoint i\| ' t. n m t e 'w i irr t»-o " r I( ’nirndms ’nlvndui* Hot'') Public Demand fir i7e.ili,ni P. 'u Irl-'‘ : 1,1 "wi*,rvitw the 5 sipend P*K ;y .- i l i - V s' , r «>' KXw.-'i - * fro d M , . , . «mvuut m Iflartl, Wil S fit f ■*Tn t "h it {Ilflll T flit]’ ,** tTIlii J * I f #|<r11 i i iv *, jj in I.. /,h - ;;j j of ♦ 'Mi ##ih, a r oj Vu -o ;i - <• ,*• ! tug to ne:, j,l ’ ip ■' llu Hindu. Ho finally in i;' i ' i-t i. . , U n l’ i.i. i v lV\V ii , 1 -' *r/ i -* i ........ ' I 1, 0 \ i ' f ■ I’ KAItl. F A S T E N I N G S IVarl Innklei have returned to favor and servo as fastenings for el soy mill • elvoi fro’ l'i, nail si-:iu’tiinos on ill,- .iinuo frni'ile fabrics 111**- I’hilfon. -■ .1l',t 'V>t|... ■ ( , , I., \ 'nt i a 11 f ” i oi' lit I’ ho'-r loaders 1- 1-iII pn ........ <• - '' i % r'i i I* O’ , i ■■ , ' i . io ami uinu ...... . v . d. to ■ i, , . \\ .1 ’ . r i” . t r . 1 ; ! ill a; 1 n ' . d r i , Pljlil I ,H0 l! n n i- pmpj *p w -7 w h ; kt1o'" THE .■ *i lo in- \\ atertnwn. Ne ' .■ : an he !•*• ■ i n it i” I in Mar S i i f : i n i g ' ".ion nr" p k n t i l ’tll ' th.- \\ at "i I r i ' it s. Wonit n ioi r a ml diver , are oh'ilined Hi” U■I’l" o -■ -mining \ I II I’D -.1 If,, , . handle « n r'u 11 , |. ,,,• a in,,, hose with, nt f r>Ii( all i, , m Kconery a re pl.-ntu'ul. n.,/ n, , r r >'-n, » i d 11m i th-, u ^ l‘‘ i t , o i ’ rn, finllid 'll< V, Ollg Ill’ll v. ho .new T vjR n i m Gt P O i m T . A N D H IS BEPARIKlS T O R -fite CRIM6 Cfc W iL L iP iM y , O ' M t «V H U UUWICC. INC. F R IE N D S i. i’ll’ at th" New York stiii’ - Vi ,i’.ihl,. II '■ | -.*« *r"-m . legless men he g,a,s to the Vet- ! 'R F . C 'K L E S o “ S i me Bureau. Indians urn Wo i'. A ! T> , dtirinir Fnrdhain eit of cheer leading. 1' e !. stilt.* a do/.en arml es s th p i.y rmip to. I'min * 7 .:in .a a o y, a. tutl-.i* ’mviit l lie I r i.ii n i d .willown j. , .i ill,, v,h i i,, n ,f yp& : | , i os. have itii’ ii" names listed for <.i|< i lu., t5 11n. I ■ * oi-:it’ i*- 1' r 1, II OI,’ ' hoi/ , till* , HI. . • 1 I V in 'n -• i . ’’il.., ■ '• i.e a -33 t - = ± S . » . 1SIP 'I i , ^OLDOMTW&AEH ‘ \mMATA0&VOU60IMS TODOT>THAT '.‘.’ATCA? IT WAS A3ICE OF 6TIA/JPA 76 6/MM6 7WIS OLD WATcAI'M SOM.hiA 6 6 T 7XV A A M M L R AW' SCpEWDQiy&C AM AF7EQ 6CAMDPA WAS 6OC0 EM006A 7D SWE IT TO YOU, YOU WAAJT TO QUIM IT ? WAY D CW r YOO TAKE jE w s u s y S70UB AAiD MAMS y IT FIXED? ^ it t d t a s SEE WMAT'6T /ASIDE! Vrv PWED, S ^ V MI6AT oTff* BU it i . fr'. Hr ^ ‘U STAYING U P L A T E 13 LIKE. * A TH LETIC8 — YOU HAVE T O T R A IN T O B E A S U C C E S S , - 0 SAVS PRO M IN EN T PHYSICIAN. <^et T ihJ6 if yo u fCflM’T STAMD ne LATE HOURS' U7HW DOW'Tf YOU GO .T o © 6 0 * ? ^ ^7i n V e i M * * y NI* ^OC'ICt. 1 1 tUA*5 /AORTlRED UtflGM Vou (j;E\IT TO S h e e p t*ix * f UJHtLE UJE inLtvf d o u \/L A 607 7c Mb STAV HOf^e <30 axjch I CANlT STAV AUJAKE CuHEfO X'm 0 o o x /Y Ki"-’ r 6 CTTA PA0KA5E FOQ MR. PARKS FRoAA PISAERi? DR7XS ^Tore CAM YOU reu , ME IF ME LWES 7A6QE ? AT'T''* At^F ( ,i 7 AVfMG BPHX’E / VOU M A K t THE oin&fv lyUlT TwrrifjG ARouMD MIGHTS/ FvjF K y MtOH 7 AMD HE MEMER M w n n z ' V* WELL, DOES ME LIVE OM ’THIS' ' /JO 7MIR. 'At*. » 6Ef * - do T KMOVJ AIS AJUM8&R *<r W t*a-iii']' AiO7WU2-I IT’LL BE you W DC E *r** <• /. --■''.J,. G E T T tM G FVJEM. THG LAD tJUHO ^ tr r i « T « >tf r u «*< L S T E P S ' O u t ABOUT O M C E A o,>c GETS THE TOOGH wotv, ClSTeM.THOMPSON, YOU A'SKeTO CAPLAfM TH S ACTION OF THC x> on't Keep iKTreRROpTING-i a n d x' l c CONTINUC. break C ?O M M ITTC C . •ri'T ■ KtN 1 HftNO Ho, V h C W u 13USH Wu'H A MY MENDING To 5T0P a n d Pop corn now — SOM^ POPCORN, ii-L CLUit !H" Luui< <3e&-WON'TSHEBE S’PRtSED WH&N 5HESEE’SWHAT rve dons JN SHE WON'T HEAR ME SOME OTHER TtMe /VtOMpHUH*; A LL hca tfsvtcr, itc. MOM'N PUP ,. HCF T o ^ lim n - \ r ( , ' ! « > j » •1f] 1 q 1“ : 1. I *1 | 1 fE.tC3.HT — Cc?NTINitU CE. T " m. m 'a EViA % Xo I, to WSf?Y U / E L L .. A M O C S TIN G . OI* T H S C o n H t T T C e WAS <iALL©X> TO C O M 3 lP (i>R . C c R T A lN ATIOM t h a t h a -d - L IMTORH V sa^ O ut D s FoK-tE- TH AT ii MCtST/NO. LuAS I ---- ( \_= SALESMAN $AM m i i ( ft’i frrFtBHiE. | Efitij'O ! SCtfMB ~ ! ttT r \ t OHE. Vo* t\ NILE. ABOUT too a Mm;, h/ > VA;. ' , I tiaiiyMj '-hi * Muiirm. 'u'.Iiromf.NTi Y o u C o a h <£a o > A n d t * c l I T ! — y o u MAve TWe F l o o r . !»». - s - 1 ■fc. —rfelM V-— ■ ■ !■ HoroHi •“ftLIE. rc,TH ^ADoum 5 t-T c - «LTC. Ml %fcjr* Pi.^rji ’.L , r ™ •t ' ' ;.'.L htESl E.hitK'foouh AHP LOOK VOVtAT'^ CotttNCra OOHN -7r\- 5 litEEr ' * £} Y . j* ANSHOU) I SHOT &UHS S n / . ♦ I ^(O » s o',, ) . HAvP ! F*5 % a I J-.-.U -- L/lJA-u. .. . flftW JvA gS . AS �-t.'Vis i m v i m n K i i l l H B i n t n i s a m s i n a a w a ■ W M W B a MM B » a a a a a a « a a » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■%" „ 18— Business Service b ffered j 57— Good Things to Ent Herald >. b a t e s , be received ‘iillecJDr «eo» 340-J. Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W a te r and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telei phono 1 1 1 . »n request. nre for thus- C L A R E N C E S M IT H General Contractor 000 W est F ir s t Street nt Phone 441 average length „ e of 30c for i u restricted to ktion. made The San- be responsible (office should be [tily in case of 70-A — (im a g e s Cafe. Hood . 1FOR REN I 1 nient. .11 I’ DP. SA* i. b'utnl 1 mtniiis and blankets, lot; Avocado, nrmv j ! RENT Garage. 77— H o u s e s One ______ | 1tisiin >- ■ ptirt.i, ;. F la t s For representative [liar with rates, cation will give, And will assist you want ad. to ffective. N O T IC E auld give their See address as one number if _ About one fthousand has a pis others can’t (ith you unless address. ance M U S T be fat The Sanford hy loiter. Tele|uslices arc not .‘ ..nail mid ■day by I •■<siun i v;'. . \ It: WAX’ 'I El> i - lor your , quitj ■i •y siihdivisiun in lit answering ibis tell me how much a«lvrrtls«‘fhi Ito n i. I Leo A p artm* i :s. West First St. _you have |•11.1, the haliince due. - I ----,, > . i 1 *\ 1 * | RENT itions — ReIIM CO. 'not the oWner, estimates. DR. J . R. V ID L E R Chiropodist (Fo o t Specialist) Lloyds Shoe Store. Phone 102 for appointment. East ilnrd St. --- — I *:l5' « ml ? ll)numth. 1Webb, 100 North I jiu t o I. SI— Houses I’or Sale. A. N. F A N G \ S T A T IO N E R Y , Twistum |louse or „|m rtment for months of I 1 ',1!,m'V,!* ,|ent'i'iiI^ecD o 11 'conve" Ioys, Hebee and Shebee Dolls, ,jamtary and Fe.bruarv. Must have j • . . , ", a i , $v>r,n Complete line of Cbnstnms card s.' lhrci. bed-rooms. A d d . ™ I*. O. T V ?, ' Let us engrave your Christians |]0)c n;t, cards. Se.minole Book Shop. 28 Mclatnder Arcade. 83— F a r m s and L a n d fo r S a le to Ave. * 'bun!. I hutch W d iiv lm — _ . __— small iniprt'Ved \\io< >h recmiditioned andguniunteed. RO O M S, with or without meal ( iviptio't 5lni"t I 1 utiy I rvtCC O ffe r e d '$5.00 millUp, Plume 251 I, 3. IP * Rcu-nuiihle rates. I.unoln Hotel, c' r,, t -r \i!|e, Imliaria 3F.U -■ Shop, 113 j W A T C H M A K IN G , to their ladies itymers, a new Sldruu’s depart[rvii'c in pt ivacy. . ---- ------------ [ TWO BEDROOMS, one with twin y; j __ Hnu-ics ENGRAVING beds. Hot water. 51(1 W. 1st St. i 'll i Pur ‘ ak* nicely furnished. i <\ S. J. I i I X Attom oy nnd Counsellor nt lEaw 210 E a s t First Street. c< |ia Avenue. «rs. Special at|its ami 1 hildren. eron C ity, adjoining S*sz ami 1 connecting' hath private enobia farms. \\ I10 needs the tus trance— kitchen privilege. lOd Avand how much. U rite Mr. oci ge , oendn. Box 1938, Jaikelnnd, Florida. F O R R E N T one large furnished bedroom. (118 Oak Ava. ph ERR Y p r i n t 37 — Situation Wanted Male. ‘ting. Engraving, I _ _ _ _ _ __ _______________________ __ F IV E II m room house | ■- ■ * a * ■ ■ ■ i a ■ ,■ ■ is 3 MILLER 0. PHILIPS, Inc E’ m Ave. and 13lh Street. PHONE a i i n: y i i' ■ B Q FI n c «i n 1■‘ it lit •'I1 \! I NO I , . IT E i *r a H 1 n EE lir iv i M A G N O L IA K ■A. IT 11n il ( ■rm; Box 123. cure Herald H ILL lots, >n ;. A A V u il ." m.iior , nr value i ends tie* W"i n SMI . II ,0( 111IRS ( t » u u Q !M — L e g a l N o lie e s . A A YEN l E $3,100 e lei on ell- a Sanfiod Ant miolul" i ■ U 2utl Magnolia Ave, Pin ,c 137 u -.iix l no I I I II ■ F lie fir A l ’A R T M L N T I H U OAK A T T R A C T IV E a i " ! I I ll. \ . i iiii i re i or liT 3« DC i lit X 1*4. ri.o iu i* \ in i t i n t i :ii \ . u \ i ts i :tt tU i.\l M \IM»Md I'W V , IN*', .i t- ti.i ..to ■•.1|l.i| .4 t hilt <'iirinilal"" hi \ MF. IJnVK ii mli j •t; l :l >x i:i »v i :, liH V\Iti*. I »cf M Oil r o ll 1*1 III j K \t i «*> t i i i : s t a t k n r i i *«i i u i .\ I, J« »\ |. mill Kill-:I >.\ It* >\ 1: )tirt V\ lf«Ms iulnn 111 irvidcnc*- nf Hi: M1\4»f 1 FO R S A L E (i room fuinishel session of tin1 property. Address tE.N T Comfortable, single J 1" 118, 0 0,1 ^iln^"r< * Ave., $7000.011. |j(lX 7;) ,.aro The Herald. FOR Rl .*,1 room. Mrs. Sm ile, 309 terms. Reply - W. C. H. care, furnished Hornld ■----------------- — --Park Ave. Kepairing ar FO R R E N T —One furniHhtsI room, (‘la for prompt i 3.T— H elp W a n te d -—M ale front lower floor. Accessible. to , -------------------------------------, . hath, 107 West Third St._________ ----- — W A N T TO clear and stump my uh.:r s h o p land in Seminole Gardens, Cam- j .’o r R E N T — Kurnlahivl rooms, * i ..mi l i i i:\-.t i ' I ELM AVENUE corner $2,000. ,-S room,' twin beds. I.t.si- I-'n***. nie.* l,)r.iti.,,i. Kxt-o^ttimuUy , ()wm.r i l eeds money and will EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVE at- ness couple or two young men. b<l,.K ll,^‘ ' r,,H 0,1 ' sacrifice desirable corner tot at no kinks, one price, personal at pe, Rea.- nimble. Write or call J. ' 111 <lU * / * inmii |e:.:i than present day value. (ontion. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. A small rash payment gives pos Parroii, 1510 Sanford Avenue. Phone 3-19-J. Lit* Co., general Milevvalks, BuihlItion boxes. J . U. » ■■ l.uts I' o r .'ink |/urniture Co. I attain that goal. Phono 4K2-.I for u,,t and cold water. 579-.I—9 a. in. FOR SAFE New stucco hungii Street low Spanish style.. Five rooms I appointment. Dr. W. E. MacDou- t„ g p. m. 809-W. after ti p. m. Hull line. and hath two porches, lights, city gall, 1st. Nut, Bank Bldg. |ht. Cash or TO H K N T-n icoly furnished front w,aU'r- ,,mlt 1,1 f'‘»turcs. fire | your business. * ■. ■/ S . P . I ’ il!l E 1 1 ( STORE — Prc1 1* U R N T S 1 IL D ROOM.1! with heallooms, $300 down, $10 monthly . 1 p, Soda. W e aro W . h irst St. ------------— ----------er. hath, also car shed. 1215 W. narL Nasim. Valdez. phone. [Y O U O W E it to yourself to have , Second Street. Hotel Bldg. Plume 853. 1)03 and to keep good health. Chiro-! — PLEA \ IN G 1924 Overland 4 Touring ********* I I I- El \ I. i STA'l F FOR SALE or rent two -mall Inm.= e." Citrus Heights, or will trade NICE FURNISHED room, hot ami for light automobile. Apply C. M. cold room. Rent reasonable. Gimler, Giuderv ille, Fla. I linois Watches. Diamonds and Apply 1108 Myrtle. wedding rings. I*. E. Ahenrn, 317 --------------- — - — ------ CORNER HOUSE close in, 5 ROOMS, I,’ A (ill 1‘ jewelry ^repairing. Don Smith, ~ _ _ R ooln s w »fhtm l Hoard . prucic adjustments will Ihulp you TWO ,P11:1J111*,t f i 11fii t'. ii ni \ I ’, dk tn*'#*i i If * -* St. Petersburg $1,000,000 new w ir ii* HD timid M*i*l nfflid.il ■«,■a1 Igh Si'll >n| dedicated here. i m* ; L, 4- ml duy t f 1 4'. Tilh*'f A I * » *_•si V 1■ l md >: I. \Sd, i *1♦*t k ■TucksonvitIt Bids requested, foT l»".i id **t ( ‘»niin \ Ciiimu •% building 2 State roads passing ■ V;iU I through this city. ___ _ _ __ _ > S* HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIKES C, S I. P.atIenoe I list i ihuloM t ‘handler Commercial Avenue '■nth SECOND HAND se.wing machine4 . East 3rd St. m KEY TO happiness. St-.,debaker AVrm' e' Antibes nnd U Brague, where t t f f l for t hristmas. S hu Juan (Sfinifft1 chfi k fi*r £> i»* r emt of plains arc vast liikrs find ro id l A ll* i HP’ Hhi nf Uhl In ivrt'Mmimnv tnicli Co. " impassable. The Rhone river and Md ?•* 1 itiHin.ul hv * I Inn id In -V hI*«-U •f IIbii.I midi wmli iicc4'|dPd its tributaries an* rising rapidly. \f: !" i»n a fid ?i|ir* if ic.il h'tiN m i v h# House and large lot K E N T V C It \ N D I \ G W O R K S . Iw House. 4 rooms, large closet, Easy tei ms. FIVE ROOM bungalow, hard­ wood floors, a mmilter of bail1 in featiue,, excellent locatici $58511 mi E'.eeplionally Brit: C 1 R C U L IN E P E R M A N E N T Wav- (J7— R o o m s \Y11h H o a rd . 70 ACRE FARM. *■* i *o»n 11**11■■■<*. E ' M ill luce >, brand d a , | ing. Guaranteed not to burn. _ barn, fruit, 55 tillable. I . vx• - 1- Ft B E .it t "* * t ai 11 'n city litmt. , Madam Harriet, over Mobley's [tKN-T Furnished room for pa lure henltafult*>*;111. ■ t, i . .u I . re I" Ei Drug store. limi (e.keepmg. Apply 120 Palme! electric in is, ...... .tad, l lliF O K D k V . ;; - ■>k , wit ar|d home address. Wiite Box i ItW-It Cur Sanford Herald. l.1*,1. . 1 V',”" 1!*' 7th, werer saved only with much d lfA 3 I *12 hi !h n p|in k AM, f«vr I'tiimtnirt, w 110— Automobiles for Sale lf>v fi Nln# Kf*t»t rock roml, «\ir- j *H'lllty. FOR RENT Two room apart r.i.'i* tr,-u ti'll, mi Main si reel from ' Sim ilar conditions prevail a t 1 New Modern Dt.ubmerit or UJlrooin. 511 Park A ve - 1 —“ ' ! Special built in features. Phone 15. including sliower, kitchen i __ JEWETT AND PAGE R IV E S GARAGE with electric range and wut<*r FOR SA1 I; 5 room. modnrn Sanford Dealer heater. Front and back pqrche.s. ■Stucco bungalow. This modern Phone 01 ’ Owner living out of the state and home inis huge living room, din­ 208 W. 1st St. will rent for $75 month. For ing room; 2 Ualrooms, bath includ­ S A N F O R D H O IC K CO. appointment phone Tld. ing shower, kitchen has built in fea­ jM AK ING children’s sewing 212 Mngnolir. Ave. DR PllO'in ;0(7 tures, also electric range and peciulty. 1315 Palmetto Ave. j f,;j— K a d in N ets a n d S u p p lie s 7s— O ITlcvn a n d D e s k {lo o m water heater. The price of this EURO -- FOKDSON homo is moderate and terms can LINCOLN 25-«-FIorIsts. [FO R SALE — Five tube Atwale.r l, Edward Ihgifins, Inc. -a-,------------------------------ I Kent Radio, price $50.00 W. II I (,FLH f K F0 R «EN _r— In Me.ach j bo arranged any way to suit pur Commercial A Pnla etto. Phone 33i Bldg Apply A P Connr'ly & clmser. Address Box 50 or Plume C A L L 352 for fresh cut flowers cn|.(( j|vrui«i. Solis, Magnolia nnd 2nd i 713. and plants. Mrs. Ginn. Sun- _____ USED CAR EXCHANGE ford Heights. FOR SALE Used Itadiola, modi'll , „ .. CORNER PARK \N1> SECOND located, building lots, | {}. W. WANS LEY, .MH u n g e r 25, at a bargain. Answer 11 M ^ Ilt ’Jll K s la li* D ir c c lo r y I -S, " _| in Giiulei idle, will e\i liange a 1 FOR SALK —Calendula and Bab care Herald. 1ID RIDGE Real Estate ami " “ it nay inert, on home Address r , i: Breath plants $1.50 per bundle i 11 \ • • latent s. Valdez Hotel build | " ,,x r,u ' S«n|N-t.l Merabi. DODGE B R tntlr.kS Mrs. Ben Monroe. Celery Avelite Efficient Im — Specials at llu* Stores. injf. , Phone I70-.I. i Dealers SKK assortment nf t in i t, MA R V A M A | “ STE W AR T THE FLORIST” urns cards, novelty g l a s s w a r e . : HK-GlNS-SMITII WKiMT. INC. J SELL GOOD USED CARS <1 Real Estate and Allow u < the. . op[>ortanity Flow ers for nil occasions lamps, linens, hamlkerehiefs, .*.i!k , . y., • x, . INSURANCE BROKERS underwear, nocket hook , and oth-: INhU R A M L B R O K E R S show ing you tins fine, property. , M cLANDER ARCADE sones I',I2<1 Dodge Special Touring 1 ---------------------------- 1Seruggs-.Scogguna Realty (l». | Phone 781. 1925 Fort! Touring [er disinctive gifts for Ali-I.mly. I m — W an ted — T o Ftcnf Phone 735, Masonic Temple j 1925 Dodge Special Sedan Mi-1.ady’s Khuppe— 110 Magnolia. Tube.s? Y es’, 27— Frofessiunal Services 1925 Ford Runabout .W ANTED TO rent. Furnisheii ^st in Sanford! 1925 Graham Truck S P E C I A L R E D U C T IO N S on a l l , (>2— M u s ic a l In s tru m e n ts . • M illjnery this week. See our line of novelties. The Q u a lity , p o it S A L E used Victrola. Good Rht^. condition. Good terms. This is £L i a bargain K. W. ( are Herald. Co. 200Vi W est: * ithcartcrn France, from i *w fall seasons in 50 ye»rt.,, b Two and a half inches of i gated a i ;> • i f -.a- :alien in Nice during the ’ iide by - • j ■i . n < i.i"' " 1*1 v 2 1 hours. Floods are n | ■■bong tlit* conn from MareAlIIttT i n v n i T i m i i x r ra il i*\vi\ii Mentone. Portions of fashtonaMi iiiii Cannes are , inundated. Nearby. hiiln i* rrpi‘|*ivv< hy rriiin i m i n i will i m )» m* n n ' l v»«nl T J> Ml„ n„ir.i ..r t i . i ..mmis«i..i,..r's roads are swirling torrents. A ...... uv; f,mrf wftRon yesterday was swept' m and fi"Seminm.,*r hr I tux r r kill ill' nii-.-f rur !»<• __ ” . * ' . i‘,! i,V’ m' i” ’. . ' m " ’1i‘‘i.'.n""'T^SiwVfi.nl ” ff "no of them and its occupants! Nvu furnished npnrt- thl' Iot o'-'intiers. and ttie loiution -------j THREE ATTRAC TIVE STUCCO , FOR REN t i l — M is c i‘!K'anoi!M. close in ,,f propelty. also give ymir pres, I , * ill I II _ ______ __ ________________I Bungalows. .lust completed. 1 l’V\;>te home. X Ittot l i l t , fo r Kiveria Suffering W eal i From Poor W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. ... i Pi \ sw eeping revision of li eight ■s r a sugar tlir>>ughiii" 'he N iC E , Dee. It.— OP)— The fat otliea*'. quarter of the I ’»>;t -tl River.n, where the run is supj to -h.'ne unintemipj nil's was rei oni■I'oiiled upW*dty the i und. is suffering. Cy<e the rest < d e rvt nre i 'niii.i: i HP— \Yitn:e I — U(*;i! E s t a t e <>i>* furni'-hed apart ■l.u’le Ave. Phone 287-W . car R A T E C H A N C E U R G ED . UK dew, lor ited iit.-t.un i* from the Most be fairlv i re H i aid. ■a’, nt all times. Id a 1 in e\ ;,’ |w i i It , 1 1 a — F I V E ID h im B, L. I E L K IN S Haberdasher Hum! painted dishes ami rocks. |- -____ 111W21 garden, two good headquarters for C o 1 I e g i a t e ! personal greeting cards, engrave. 1 11,*((p i>i,-v 'c i,-:,, ... ..... Clothes. I f " Kirst Street. ! .(fe e . ........mg .. ........ 'L l w “ ‘ " “ .'''J e rs e y .,,,, and 25 bead laying unnt bungalow h eated on corner ill liens all at a h iigam. S*-e owner |now. tuber gifts. Woman's IN Sanford Heights. I.urge living <1. E. < 'dim-, I hual Heigtila San 22— Millinery— Dressmnkinn [change Valdez Hotel. room, dining loom, two bed rooms f,,,.,) j,*|.( JT 1 SER S ' i V W AX II.I1 HE \l _____ Will buy .i in any l __________ : sptice $5.00 per month. 819 Kim FOR r r n ,• A 2 room nicely fur 9082. Fouth Fb Heater, pipes, stove j “ — ---------- j nished apart Jiient. Phone FOR fi*— M-uiv, hi»l(| G,,,,q SA N FO R D DRUG CO M PAN Y ONE TYPEW RITER m perfec*. “ The Rexnll Store” condition for sale cheap. See W e mnkc u Bpecinlty of our prompt A v w n J 1'’'''"RNWorth 411 Sanford fillin g of prescriptions nnd quick ______' _ _____ delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches B U L B S FO R Christmas, extra fine flowering stock, bile per dozen, irrect insertion, lia r subsequent o itury 71— A p a t Inteiitw a n d Avenu". — 1 »>.n — I I v.it L * i « » r E x c h a n g e [7 1 — W h e n * ft> K a t N. Park Avt. 1~ I NOTICE -See .1, it. Ellis for oranges 1 niii'v oranires j |Christmas ..iciiui's. JAMES H. CO W AN— All kinds of J$3.00 h„x. P !„„; . -„ti J eder,- [ payment. IOc a line 8c a line ,7e a line formation. F la t s P A S T R IE S . P IE S , salads. We take HADDOCK ST EA M PRESSERY A’ cpecinl orders fur parties. TWO ROOMS, Kitihcnuttc and EAT things t — Cleaning, pressing/ tailoring. Routh’s Delimtessen. lt l ’ 1 \\ i st bath, nttmi lively furnished, W. 1st St 106 S. Palm etto Avenue. Phone St. moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 A d f» "« [rate* 71— A p a r t m e n t s a n d Huskittchowan. Dntiilnlnn nf ■ i | | | ( ’niiadu: I M o |i|)*’n rinii l<\ affldiitlL Unit1 ymi mi' i-iirh n rrMliiont t»f it S n h * ' Box * 1'ninitrv nltkvr itian tin- Hiiito nf .pjltlw, nml I li lit j'Olir |»Iur*' *«f 1 * f*hp-fife H In 11i111111*t). l-’i'n ii l ihi* *>!' j $750. Well lo- r a te d ‘nnd very desirahle. and garage, valualila lot. Chu|i- 122 cure Herald, man St, $0,500. Favorable terms. „ ----------ji t ctn*\i n i i . I L >111 h i In 11 «cf ( ’ . t i m d i i , 1 Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Vnldez Hotel. |FOR SALE -Lot 5 of lame's Ad- Hint ihiil '’Jicti nf ymi Ih uVi'i’ Him ;uii nf 1 wi n) v nrn 1 1*M i inn*, tim! — _—__ ------------------dition, facing Highland Park on We believe we are in :i ;> iLion to M’ive you 100 percent service in the handlins: of your property rentals— at no time have you been privileged to obtain a I’oNDICD rental service until established in our office. The house of HIGGINS, SMITH, WIGHT Inc., in every undertaking, assumes that the client must be thor­ oughly assured of the greatest amount of satisfaction possible to give- we are giving it. If you •have residence or business rentals, telephone J. L. Hurt, our bonded rental agent the phone 588 -die will come and talk the matter over. f 11,1 I (ili I*" If* lin fit"I"*411| III ( tin Htiit*' I ST U C C O B U N G A L O W , large liv I O ak'strcm A n h o 'm ,'^ 'term s'^ only nf Fini lila, HI ! vlci' n| HtihpiH'im I 111*4*"111.. vt til till Wnil It! Mini >nil nt1I ing room, dining room, 3 be-t, $.',n t-«sh and $25 monthly. Address | "m I I'iihcr nf ymi . ! rooms, kitchen with built in fea- Box 80, cure The Herald. 1 IT IS THKKOltr. (» K h i:iU :n That I I v mi 11 tld i-acli iif y'ini iln nsj|M‘(ir tn| tines including Ineakfast nook. ------------------------------------------------------- jj|M i,m nf ('(imiitulni fllfil amihiMt Sm all down payment, balance t 4 IIIIL 'I 1 1, 1. kllTD Anti ill till' IIhoVI* I'lllllll'tl (’llIIHO hy I L A U Ilh ls A\ I N U K MA lit INKV W A L K Hit <,OMI*ANV, | monthly. Phone 713. Desirable rcsideme lot. cun he i n .', a Forimrutlmi. »t ii tin* Conn t./nurlit Mom fi............ ,, on smalt ^niiill I |v III HHUfio'd. Hein I lloln CimnROOM F O R rent, R>0 M yrtle Avnouglit " W iu i „„ ,Mljmn,>. u„. :i.,i ,t«yt FO R SALE-— Five room house fur­ US][H^ ' Avenue” i Y O U N G M A N desires position as enup cash payment. Let went 10th nnd i.r .inuunrv, 1 "2 7. nml in d**fuult nished or unfurnished. 1205Elm ^ j salesman, best of rcferojtces. n th street. Might consider tmd- ................. ......... >mi. xulil null w" ‘ In . Ave. rooms for ' R. C. H. care of Herald. TW O F U R N IS H E D ing for hou-m. Box 90 cure Her-| mu rm- no* iiuiinmi' of ^uiijc-t tag light housekeeping, 719 Oak NICK CLEAN furnished apartrVAN t o , Auto j Avenue. 10— Money to Loan ment. Conveniences. $8 week feet metal works. 1101 French Ave.' ntal sheet metal L O A N S — Money available at 7 per 6 ‘J — R o o m s fo r H o u s e k e e p in g cent. Cloae in property. A. P. 207 French F O R R E N T — 3 room furnished TW O AN D T H R E E nice fu r­ apurtment. Apply Hern Id Office. Connelly & Som . nished Housekeeping Rooms. All i conveniences. 312 East 5th. 47—Dogs, Cats, Peta. 75— Business Places for Rent J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f-E PRINTERY lA M ER A S Ap p l ie s _______ W A N T E D TO K N O W who own -4 T’OR R E N T — Two unfurnished P it bull stud .log in Sanford? rooms for Rght housekeeping, Address J . J . Nulls, Pinceastlc price $16 per month. Addroaa F . N. l.umley, Prop ! Flo. h s iR ' that M - Care !Ierold or Phon<’ 6UYS fm€F LVJRtCHT-' F0UN0 m w COIN* l«.u (ah p-R essee. i/ / Aeo A s L . A T T R A C T IV E rooms to root for stores or offices at Park Ave.. and Commercial S tr e e t W. M. Young, Owner. 208 P a rk Ave. tile IiiiiiIs ilcui'i IIjwI In (lie Mil nf .-<•MII•III l ixt to (tie ititvment of (lie ---------------------------- . - — ------------------- ■tielii iherelu menlloiietl aid. FO R ltS A L E — Ficneli Avenue lot tI1 ‘T r}H,*'’lrlllT I' li: ,lf *i »oi hW u k h Thai ,r 1tIl1 i II" n fl.nU*r I1 k1 ** i m h l l n h e d IM mI’» u w i *h U ' |Tt | , . ,mn *,»*1•H* t 1 WITH Il.Utr Highland lu rk . $1300, f,,r four (4) emiseciltive weeks In'! cash and $25 monthly. Box 84 u" ‘ SANKtjitD i j k i j a LD, n ni*w»-:. J l>au«r i ui Ii I UI i m I In HMnlnoln t o o n - 1! care Herald. 'ty, l-'loriitn ; PALM ETTO iiuitablo f o r C O R N E R 80 x 100, t t j ? a rt mc nt houao. 1 Owner out of the city and w ill sell D U N K unit Oltm-:j|l*:i> « l Hanrunl. i I-'lorlitn, this I!) duy of Nitvemlier. i V. 1C. IX'E.lt.AHS, i'|*rk, Ily A M. tVliKKM, undor valuo and on exceptionally n o t s n o t ily it * n o v t> «asy term ,. Box 79 cure The " 1 'S u u i n a n ii Herald. I'ua. Nov. IU; 2N: l>«o. 3; ti; nnd II. \ r%l I -"I J � 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1926; <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