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SALFORD, FLORIDA* SATURDAY
Blames U. S.
I LAST RITES FOR
RINGLING WILL
BE ON N 01A Y
WithdrawnBy CollegeHead
ATLANTA, Doc. -1.— (/P)— Stu
Charges thnt Mrs. Meado is u
dents of Agnes Scott College for
and holds to "Bolsbqvlsm/’
Women, a i.uburb near hoEe, heard
rumbled
about the little town and
Circus Owner And Financier an addrer-s on war prevention by
I W s Away Friday Ni^ht Mrs. Luda Aimes Meado today be finally Mayor ftcottf Candler took /*°i!ee Authorities Seeking
To Break Veil Of Myatery
At Sarasota After Illness cause city fathers, including the official cognizance by announcing
mayor and
members
of
the |ll>*-t whil? tho American Legion
Surrounding Slnving Of
Started By A Slight Cold
Americun Legion nre “opposed to'post did not object to Mra. Meade
Norae Fanner’s Daughter
r
-• the people she runs with.”
personally, it did object to “the
______.
Mrs. Meade, vice president of
the National Council for Preven
tion of War, with headquarters at
Mrs. Meade described us “vicious
Washington, wan to have been the and false” the accusations a g a in s t 1
______
I * s t Resting Place Of Body guest of tho students at thelr
her. she addressed the. Decatur Unclaimed Body Of Man Who Representative Of Company;
Has Not Been Determined chnpe.l exercises. Dr. J . R. Me- league of Women Voters yc*Ht«rWhich Bought Bonds From
Fron
Killed Himself In Chicago
As Yet By His Relatives Cnin, president of the college, can- d: y afternoon on tint «i n i r sub
Sanford
Praises
Work
Of
May Be That Of Olson
celled the invitation yesterday in Vet she was to have disqussed at
Officials
On
Visit
Here
SARAM1TA, Kin., Dec.- 1/11—
telegram from Jackson, Miss., the college and it is said she did
Pit A1 R I B DU CHIEN, Wis., {
------Funeral
alev ices for Cl larles Ring. where he is visiting.
not express any radical views.
.
Dee. 4 -(/P|- In a setting endowed1 Nntt T. Wugner, of the
ElImv. nationally known , ircus own.
with
all
the
slackness
of
an
Ibsen
i
dredge
Investment
Company,
which
" r*
financier, who died at his'
iNGTON, Dec. 4.—
drama authorities today sought to huN purchased bond(l fn>m
the
h, ;1" ’ h''r<' Friday night following)
[cretary
W ilbur’s
teur away the veil of mystery sura cerebral hemorrhage, will lie hid.I
Idmiral Robinson,
iminding the sluying of Clara 01- city of Sanford to the extant of ^ S O B g R v E |
here
Monday
afternoon
at
2
o’
Mrs. J . IJ. Fields, president of
$2,000,000, arrivevd in Sanford
Ron, Norse farmer’s daughter.
flie retired \Naval
clock. Whether burial will lie here
d^cloae confi- tho Texas Federation of Women’s '""I n«t been definitely determined)
Three pathologists were sum Inst night for a brief vlalt in.the
moned to view the clay cloaked interests of hia company, and to i wero released
lfonriation to the Clubs, blames the federal govern this morning.
|
ment for many of the country’s
body
of tho 22-ycar-old girl in an make a survey of the Investment, today, when __
ie Full-Doheny oil crimes of violence. The govern
Four weeks ago Mr. Ringling do-1
effort to determine how she came
Justice Charles
trial, was ^dmitf ment advertises the sale of old veloped into pneumonia and tho j . .
j
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to her death. Her body was found field of central Florida.
on jnotiorj of 4 ;
ience in the trial to- army and navy revolvers, she says, general weak condition which re i Acltvc Worker For Deeper Postmaster AIho (Mends For in u shallow hillRide grave over
Mr. Wagner in the man through
cral Katxenbach,
the objections of and thus makes it possiblo for suited handicapped him in his fight j waterways And Cnnal Is,
Gariy Christmas Mailing looking the home of tier missing whom the large bond Issues qf tho in
d lc t m n t l t V
for life when he war. stricken try ,
Occupy Scat On Im port-1 lit Order To Facilitate sweetheart, Erdman Olcon, who city have been purchased and it g g a j n g t t k e m
jment.
criminals to arm themselves.
the hemorrhage.
an Navigation Committee
Delivery Of All U. S. Mail bus been charged with tier murder. i was at tho insistence of Mayor H ay’q
|Hoeling permitted
,
Members
of
the
immediate
fnm-1
—
jo go in after hearing I
^ Investigation turned to Great I Forrest Ijik e that ha conuntad to
S t o v i l l B H a ll
lily were at the bedside when M r.I A. F\ t nm-lly h-ad of the real
An increase in postal receipts l'ulls. Moat., for n duo, through |como j,Pro on nn inspection trip ej^ WHH b ( n d ’ R i
[by opposing counsel. I
n
m
i
r
s
i
|
Ringling died, John Singling, l>r > j ,lll‘ fin*. "* •
\ Connelly and for the month of November, ll>2d, disclosure that relatives there re wliich la expected to create a much „ ’ .
.f ^
it it was pertinent to |
r m iR T l
- uml closest living relative, ar s,,,u:- “ I'l'.'ii.’. -d i member of the over the same month of 1U25 was cently had transmitted to Olson’s firmer market for Sanford bonda ! J } a f 0 F
the defense in its f I n l i V l V r l l R
EleanQr R. Mills.
1 V J l l V \ / U l i l j rived at the bedside shortly after! ' i'l'er St. ' •>-s river navigation contained in an announcement i Limily a communication which it in Wnll Street.
bsolvo foTmor Interior " " " 1 1
the
onslaught
of
the
last
devlop-1
’"uinl
thi
I
Tha indictmaots
made
by
Postmaster
J
.
P.
Hall
was
thought
might
have
pertained
Hoeing
jiy
(lovernor
Albert H. Falls
arid i
“ I was agreeably surprised at
according to today.
Mr. Hall also announced to his whereabouts. From sur- the development of Sanford and* ^
mnt of Ins brother's illness, and re- i ^"hn V»\ Martin,
[jJoheny, the oil mag- |
.
1mained there until the end cam- 1 **«l received by Tne Herald thnt money order huIob totaled rounding sinter, came messages re of Seminole County," he eeid this
oil leasing conspiracy
.HaI1
The appoint more for lt>26 than for 1U25 dur- porting the arrest of suspects, as morning following a tour of the
Several days ago when Mr.’ rr,“" 1 allahussw*.
nit them.
Exchange Of S ta te m e n t By Ringling rallied from the pneu ment fills the vn vt-cy on the lug the same month. The total thl‘
nm,l«’ the first move to city and county as the guest of ere Carpender,
defense wltnesr, idenmurder of Rot.
hoard cause,| hy tin 'oath of Col- ninounl of receipts for Novc' iii Ik t , Discover whether Clara died by Mayor U k e and several promi- H.
Principals
In
Filrodom’s
monia
attack,
only
to
suffer
a
renMr „ _____
rder as one which had
1tt2(l, was fU M .H I and in No- j firearms, rlub or poison,
George \V. Knight.
Latest
Scandal
Iirlngv
Out
lupso,
Dr.
Wilbur
Post
of
Chicago,
nont
citizens.
"In
New
York,
l
*
^ ~ * ~ * * ^
ed to him by a naval
Few Of Family Skeletons a personal friend and former fam
Mr. Ct-nueliy lias been one of the comber, 11(25, they were $-1,(115.18.1 When this is accomplished the hr. vo listened to yoar Mayor time muAX
ay before he took the
“This is one of the most on- |ntato will noek evidence to suit- after time boosting for his c i t y 1*
ily
physician
of
the
Ringiings,
was
pi'mc
i" in tin* fight for the cniml
nd. It Raid:
...................
.
n„u
i„c
lMun‘Jf*ng
slgnr- that bualiies.*; fctantintc the warrant charges )Bnd ,I iivi
|i w iijiij
LOS AN G E L E S, Dec. 4.__(/P)__ called here for a conference, but V tw fci: the St. Johns river and the
heretofore
have always
ring you have been
when Special
Overtures for a truce between returned home after rmuining here Indian river mid Inis also been nc- t■‘,',,llUon!, in Sanford are hnlring against the girl’s sweethenrt, who. chalked hia talks up ^ g o o d booet der
Sirnpcon
you are heroby
orpk*
'V1,11 n,ul that n
of «‘l*ti- has not been seen since ho quit talk from Florida,”
Churlie Chaplin and hit, catrnnged .several days, following the reap tiw in the work to have the chan- ■
disclose any official
.
.
•
.
.
would
not coma to
m
should
prevail,”
Mr.
Hall
colloge
on
Sept.
27,
the
day
after
prevail,"
"
”
—
—
—
“
wife Imving failed, they nettled pearance of signs of recovery.
nel of the St. Johns between this
Mayor Lake has been trying tho proceedings,
which may have come
said.
Clnrn’s fnther threatened him with
down todny for a finish fight in
to get mo to visit Sanford f o r , Mrs. Hall sajd:
Charles Ringling wuh horn in city and Pulntkn dcepeneil. Ilia | The money orders issued for the |nrrest unless the girl was found,
osaession ns an officer
[y. Signed, Curtia D. court after an exchange of state McGregor, lowu, Jon. It), IHO-i und uppointniciit. did not come us .« 'month amounted to $11,811-1.25,1 Four yenrs younger than Clara, sovcrnl months. I cam* for tho| « y y brothers * a a i l ' f '
ments which brought some of the I was one of a family of seven broth- sui prise, according to those close
•while in .November, 11125,
they i Erdman hud “ kept company” with purposo of ascertaining exactly ’ glad to have had an o«‘ J
fondly skotetons out of the luxuri I i t s , only one of whom no wsur- ly asM-.-iiitcd with him.
amounted to $10,577.21.
(If the J her for more than a year hut had what tho prospects for a raarkot ’ fnco the situation 1 ?
eherling ruled that the ous closets of the film comedian's
At the present time he is chair amount issued the past November, (dc*'li»cd, according to the girl’s on Sanford bonds would be if the Wo a r t glad to h a f * '
| vives. The sur.ivm g brother is
was vested with nu- Beverly Hills mansion.
ffan, on
«„ the witness*.^,,
man
of a committee of the SunJohn
Ringling,
who
ulso
lives
fieie
$27,1*00 win. ii«.tunity sent out father, to marry her despite tho tiuth were nkwon. I have bean gone
Btermine. whnt may go
shown
things
which
have
oponsd
Chaplin
late
lust
night
issued
a
I
mil
Chamber
of
Commerce
wliich
and is part owner of the circus.
have obtained complete .
Sanford, according to postal knowledge that she wns aliTlut to
fry.
The secretary’i
niy eyes."
become a mother.
In addition to his brother, Mr. hits taken up the matter of thu authorities.
, “ We shall not be a b lt 'j
I to the jury by Frank statement to ,tho .AMociuted Press
Adding that Mayor Lako w u to acknowledge t W f l
Early Christmas mailing was
hlef of defttyae qgun- in whlch'Jftatdenlod Mrs. Chaplin’s Ringling is also survived by his deeper channel with the United
uruelky. Ho said he widow, v son, Robert Ringling, Stats Board of Engineers. Tho stressed by Mr. Hall and l y O.
CHICAGO,
Dec. 4— (/P)— The instrumental in floating the la r g f letters we have retell
‘
.......
if
Hls
eirtH
of
IniuVn
to
appreciate It If ;
‘•m
daughter,
Mr*..
not^dv»j||tli«t;
o&mmiUs*
last,WiHdwfllcid
with
ihtt
l
T
't
i
a
r
r
b
o
o
,
suporint
e
n
d
a
r
[
WXtlgfrood
body
.of u. vouth who issue of bonds through hia
.n
HJY witlTthe intention of making Hoater Lancaster, and aovurnl beard a report showing the in- mails, who told a represe lativu j killed himself at a hotel here four Mr.’ Wagner said! *«X.......
_
_
‘Word'df
fatly denied to answer
her happy hut that she preferred grandchildren.
WTlters."
11c has boon n crease In tonnage on the river, of The Herald today thu. tho •weeksago wum believed early to- the City Commissioners havo
»t|ons about confidenacquaintances of her own and en resident of Barasota for tbe past c(-intei-acting the adverse report p re en t husiimsH was almo.it tax -| ‘l*y possibly to be that of Erdman wasted one panny of the money
Mra. Hell Went tb
I of the negotiations,
tertainments* staged without the Ifi years. His palatial home here, furnd in by the district engineer, inir the capacity of the Lffice, Clson, sought as tho murdered of they have borrowed. They havo New Brunswick end
lion* related to a con- presence of Mr. Chaplin. He ulso
without the addition of tho usual ' C1* ra n|*,,n ftt Pruirio Du Chlon, gone about tho devlopmnt in a friends end neighbor*'i
recently completed, Is considered Col. Mark Brook.
lotiison had with Do
sound' mataner and
havo dona
in a statement issued this after- heavy Christmas mailing.
Wisconsin,
charged she had abused the privi one of the finest in the state.
congratulate her..
’
ling the project for oil
uf
“ Every year we are forced to | Sheriff
Hurry Sherwood
— ,' thing a exactly
- as wu would have
lege of unlimited credit he had
On of the close personal friends noon Mr. Connelly said: “I hope
The verdict leaves’
[Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.,
viewed tho body "■«
thorn do.
granted her in the shops und cafe-* of Mr. Ringling is Vice President to see the canal a reality and I begin our ‘mall early’ campaign Prair‘B Du
of Rev. Mr. Hall end
fling ruled that no
believe
that progress
progress toward its In order to get the people to us- **t the morgue and found it resent- Northern
bond houses
have
eve that
of Los Angeles.
deserted farm
Dawes.
*ign power should
01 the
me boy
noy charged with [been
; been very skeptical of
_______ Brunswick on thVnlJdil
that of
Florida
completion will soon lie noticed. I sist us and themselves in the »/ed M,al
Shortly
after
this
statement
was
by name but that
will m-w as heretofore, give nil prompt delivery of pare is. This j paying tho 22-year old girl whose |bonds since tho hurricane of 8«pRecalls Itiae Of Ringlings
questions must be issued Mrs. Ciiapiin countered with!
the time possible to the further- .'ear is like all othorr, at the pres- ’ *>ody wan uneurthed Thursdny tember, according to Mr. Wagner, The state's case wtu
one in which sh,. uccused the f il m ’ BARABOO, w’tr , Dec. 4.— l/l't—
mice
of this work.”
««l time theru is only a small , a,onsr a
trail ,n thu Kick*
In Sanford ha did ly on circumstantial
cemedinn of avoiding her because ’ Tile death of Cjiarles Ringling at
imt find conditions such as e x ist tha exception of Ux#
silont for. a while,
"The
fight
for
the
deep
channel
“'»*°unt
of
Christmas
mailing.
By
upo°
va,'eyshe wns “not intellectual” and o f ' Sarasota, Fin., recalls to Bnruboo
Tho dead youth was registered ed in other communities of the
[to reply, choosing his
culling her family “yellow’’. S h e 1
vurly struggles of the seven between this city and Pnlntka has beginning the first of tho wcuk at the hotel where he took his life state. "You people certainly have atcry of Mm. Gibaon.
»iy.
mail parcels, the public wiU
mony was bitterly
ulso maintained she had made j Ringling brothers in the circus only begun and 'vo are going to do
us "John Carr."
a wonderful city. The back coun
k Doheny o f ’the mili- many of her own clothes after business and their subsequent rise our utmost to gain that improve do a great deal to rrliova the
the defense.
’ , *■
try io just whnt your Mayor has
stress immediately , before Christ
•titered on Pearl Harment”, he added.
Some 11,000,000
marriage.
1to wealth und fame.
claimed. I am glad 1 came and w,_ . ta
possible nnvak operaMr. Connelly has been one of the mas week," Mr. Hall said.
Tile latest break followed a con I to weultli and fume.
will say that my company will f„ £ , d r h f Z ' U u f *
Tho
usual
instrictlous
for
tr powers,” he said,
trial. Tho official
| The Ringlings up to a few years most active members of the San
not take
him of tho sort of ference between attorneys for both ago were nn integral part of Buru- ford ( ’handier of Commerce since wruppiug and addressi ig parcels
1,110^00 words, sr- r.
t jt wns necessary for Mr. and Mrs. Chnpiin at which an boo’s business and social life. An its organization and he has headed
m T ' ? P° " tnl
Witr.osiea
testified, Id
on those f Ihor cities." t
tplirh in order to pro- effort wns made to learn whnt impressivu theater, a hospital, and a large number of important com- ' U‘ ho l ‘M
wU> be
"U t# gnd 78 fog the J _
Mr. Wagner stated before his
Irision of the Pacific kind c/f a property settlement
1 ,c
unti:
^ c.
total coat of t b e triei 1^1
othor civic gifts, however, are now mitUa,, in the past few years.
.
'
’ departure that he woulj be glad
|Hnfced tha security of would lie necessary to keep the
as
klgh as I l f O O M
‘
tho
only
reminders
to
Bnruboo
of
i
The race for tho office of City to buy City of B u f o r d bonds nec^osst with the eatub- case out of court. No agreement
When tke Jurcrs w«M
the
huge
ciicus
tiiut
used
to
win
Commisslonor,
which
Is
to
bo
deosiury
for
the
construction
of
n
wne reached. George Beebe, rep
our naval defense."
cidcd next Tuendny, is said to be municipal hospital. He aaaured md rsturned fee tlebr
resenting Mrs. Chaplin, has been ter in the hills uruund Burulioo.
W. Yountr, e Juror whofl.
The
circus
moved
several
years
n
talking about sums in excess of
dhini!,
5S. n
7hnsowith,
bVollo
v t !,« Wil3 2 * tho
MMyor
U k o ond of
oth*his
p co»iP*ny.
*« uti'irked hjr Bonator, StlM
go
to
Bridgeport,
Conn.
lidntcs,
p.
(
und
co-opvration
$1,000,000.
FOORT MYERS, Fin., Dec. 4.
Starting a half century ago, the
ASH EVILLE, N. f\. Dee. 4 -</P) liams. working among the voLirs Further, he added that it w aah ia Ills, niiiiiiiiiilliin. lilllRIIHj^lRl
—
j/p)—Thu Leo county grand jury
fument with
Ringling
brothers
developed
what
—Tho
hoard of urb.tratton of the «if tho city In an effort to win fa- liUentiun to aond sia of 1
LOS AN GELES, Dec. 4.— (/Pi—
reported
that
it
had
not
been
able
vor
at
tho
polls,
.
.
.
.
Profes
p » y . b»d ~ i.™ „ l X S S y j g K s X ? ^ ^
The offer of Robort E. McMurray they claimed was the largest cir to obtain sufficiunt evidence to Nutional Association of
Mr. Chase now holds the office and let them
sional Baseball
Leagues loduy
of Wichita, Kan., father of Mrs cus in the world.
lea "on
flip'
Bops of a German harness- identify ^numbers of the mob started the disci ssion rules
are i#|l
" ^
of and is running for re-election. Mr. just what the bonds
Chuplin, to hold her in her marital
wjiich lynched Henry Patterson,
Williams
announced
his
candidacy
I*.
Bystander*
|
ing
aro
baaed
upon.
maker, August Ringling, of the
tho H»27 season.
Jow rtm en t store troubles, with the film comedian,
negro, ut Labelle M»y D
one month ago.
fUt fight.
Little
town
of
McGregor
,Iowa,
the
While
the
arbitration
board.was
Mr.
Wagner
paid
•
compliment
Thu report followed an Inquiry
i
Hilifdlng, between was refused by thu daughter last
Tho voting place la tu be at the
Mrs. Jan* Glbeog, c
nutting tho longue begun Us sti
|Third S tre e u . on San- night, McMurray had accused his brothors stepped curly in life up which uxtonded over five days.
C l t , Hall, t h .- b o .t h , to b . . . t
of tbe defendants, is
on
the
path
that
was
to
lead
them
muli
session
faced
with
the
proswas formally op- divorced
“All of theso witnesses have
wife,
Mrs.
Chaplin's
tn t h . maembly room . ( tho C i t y 1. , ? '
„
’
" " t In a Jsreey City hospitaLj
to success.
public this morning mother, of extravagance.
with a few exceptions te.stifled jiect of u fight within the ranks. ................. ..
Tho poll.
—
l Z l " " nsv’fr
T H loam
*
that Mr'i ‘
Tulia
and
Oklahoma
City
de
Two could piny musical instru with seeming grout reluctance,’1
r**»
preparation
of
Mrs. Clinjilin said:
opoo
ot
7:30
oVIock
o.
to.
o.d
^
h
.
.
™
.
U
°
“
*
3
5
Ing
seen
the mukder
claring
through
club
owners
that
ments,
one
could
dance
and
anoth
a
greet
* * BU
h
**P®ctad
f* which haH been in“ Due to tho faot Hint iny futher er could sing. So they organized suid the report, “the majority ap they no longer wantod Wostern to close at sundawn.
amount of good would b* derived
pealing
to
be.
unable
to
give
any
One
hundred
and
oighty
new
hasn't contributed five cents to my a show and called it the “Classic
correct and positive evidence as League baaeball, wore prepared to votem have registered a t the of from having auch a magnificent
ptr is oim of thp oldest support since I was two and a half
Concert Company”.
Latar the to the identity of the members of plungo tho meeting into turmoil fice o f - C it y Clerk L. B. Phlliaa hotel in the city.
i nt* tn Sanford. He years old and now, through the
with a proposal to withdraw. *
name was chapged to the Ringling tho mob."
since the last election held in tha
one location on San- newspapors, insults me with his
\
________________ __
Bros.,
Comedy
Concert
Company
city, • The
registration
booka
for the paa i a y«al.a reported offer to help me and my
'» » ( »■'
Company and the show wa son.
elosad laat Saturday. WhJI* no ««|n a modern bulld- mother, who has always advised
They all loved horses and back
oumte count has been made of t|ie
[W have met with good me against extravagance, I will not
in each brother’s mind was the
number of people in Sanford qualom hia many friends accept his help nor do I need his
J . Dobkina
ns, formerly of D i T f a A
longing and hope to own a real cir
to y ou , U ia said th a t with
«ri.
,
•sympathy.
baa
openedI a shop in U t a l e S S
cus. B ut circus paraphernalia was
t h * heavy regiatmtkm a t the laat
I* one i)f tho most * “As far as my mother is con expensive and their goal seemed
i, which to to e a la a ;to
election and the present, which kNa d*r Arcade,
Final Tebeamals for the Apisrl- the d tp, Is to have a prominent
J«curated in Sanford cerned I can prove that she is not
juat_ closed, there Ie the la rg e *! th* women's
fa r away.
‘
windows have been In noy way to blamo for my
■ Urfft itook
In 1882 at Bamboo, where the
•ver registered
possibility of d troubles with Mr. Chaplin, and family moved when Charles RingT
T
M
t
i
e
o e a tT in th * k t s * t > a i 0 d ^ ^ | « |
be produced at tbe City Htfl on ;tt# ^
^
tq be hefd Mondey
*___ _
Wnnot be surpassed )When the times arrives, the world ling was a strijlUnf. tbe brothers tbe njgj,t
g,
are
now
n|»k»
the night 6 f Dee. 9, are now bo- n|_ht, a t which tlpie
time final .plans
; ’’
■ccording to Mr. will know why my mother lived
and also for th*
organized *
S S in« held and tbe members of tin* fo frU ltf.
i'vulw.v
With me at different times during beenmo a wagon show and the tour CMt are parf^ctin* their rolea and com lof »
ship campaign
rear o f the my^ married life."
r*oeptlon
‘
'
with it* humble beginning became
ready for what those In to be com
* The membership,
given over to
.said ta'
r
■ MvMujrray, who is .new asipci an.annual pamd# acroee ihe coun- QhmTg a t * y . will be the best rain* ca , _
. b«*upy the spotllgW
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goods,.wfaUe
a t c ir iw lt h a printing firm i t
yst in Legion itfairs immedisuly fjtlthe first floor
wmu;
Iowlng t h e annual minstrels.
shown to the public.
, *iih inew stock of a Wichita, yesterday said his daugh- enrth."
tor th*^
Several hundred dollare haved
n — mendar Roy Chltteht#r
a lot of tenia*Mbut he be. . Christmas goods
M k 'P oI
been expended -on costumes and: den Y ,
that « *
lleved “Charlie mlgjj\ have spoiled
' fm t
scenery
to
make
the
prodwetloh
ofie
sign
i
t
a
t
tbe
b ar w ifo’’iu$ury-,r
. * ' ,r
•Hy,
today; on
of interest ai|d the polfiitlty cagit « f •“ *
and First
* * * « f kitehkn and
rn ty j
palgn is now being
. and old. w
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’ N 0R T H W !B 8T > SHAKEN .
i
7 goods, httn’a and
(sueh’i
anil join the L egko,
J a c k s o n v iL L B , dsc ,
u flf* *
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o
be
painted
upon
BELLINGHAM';,WB«T»’h.,-pec:C r-Euuardo Gato/ Rr^ .muHKipUr.f
se. - Postme and
W f t l p g a 5 , raif«
-*WV-B*mngham was shakvn at llonaire-and re^
‘
>ws Message
line Part Of
rfdence Over
rnment Protest
Brain Hemmorhag’e
Leads To His Death
ilTelfe Of
'ith Doheny
f f t t X Z i £!!&” d
NEWYORKBOND
MANPLEASEDAt
Boy Suspect Sougnt
I All Over The Nation
CITY’S
Slaying
Plans With
mce To Pearl
>r Mentioned
Jury Deliberates
* Hours In fas1Lasted Four'
CONNELLY NAMED POSTAL GAIN IN
ON CANAL BOARD NOVEMBER MADE
BY GOV. MARTIN PUBLIC BY HALL
CHAPLINS SETTLE
BATTLE TO FINISH!
Approaching Date 1
For City Election
Creating Interest
Zk;
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Mob Lynching Jury
Baseball Rules For
Fails To Return Bill
Next Year Debated
‘nt Store
Hy Opened
HomeToday
up p"'1” .
Dobkina Dresa £b6p
In Arcade )i 0^%
Legion Members Preparing F or Show
And Subsequent Membership Drive
m
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lufacturer
Is
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Cordially invited to inspect our New Store, located across the street froir
'
former location.
New Fixtures, Modern Department Store Features,
a new building and a stock that will compare favorably with
that of any Department Store in Seminole County
Our new modern store, jusl completed, is in every way f ittecl to better serve our customers and we lake much
pleasure in rccjuest'ng
requesting you to inspect our large and comp let stock of new merchandise.
M
Valuable Free Souvenirs Given With Every Purchase Of a Dollar or More.
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$1.00 to $15.00
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Coaster Wagons
$ 1 .0 0
§ 1 5 .0 0
TRI-CYCLES
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Doll Carriages at
B #4> ,
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$ 3 .5 0
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All Prices
AUTOMOBILES
•w
$ 7 .5 0
t
American
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ass*
$2500
k
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to $ l 5 . o o
KANNER’S IS THE
Xm as Store
Klyi'c ' t r a i n s
$ $ 0 .0 ©
a .
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COME TO KANNER’S
FOR GIFTS
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Every year, Kanner s Tovland has brought loads of joy to kiddies and parents alike. T o the kiddies joy comes
because of the wonderful display
of toys embracing
everything that Santa
has in
his
wonderful
the Parents joy comes because of the Kanner prices, noted for their extreme reasonableness.
workshop-to
This Christmas
Kanner s Mew Store presents a marvel of Yuletide Happiness, Christmas Merchandise and Toys galore, bring
the Kiddies to this display of Christmas happiness.
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D « . 4 . — While reof Protestant dpto New York declined
1 part yesterday to be
*the controversy beWllllam T. Man*
>lt and Bishop John
itKolic, over the MarlIwent, evidence arthat the Vatican will Figure*) Supplied By Official
n p ly to Dr. Manning's I Of Detroit Manufacturer
In his Thanksgiving j
Indicute Trend Toward The
, Th eir Uniform* tpay hot
brmUnt. lnrt-thelr work It ’ jxM ___ a long head sta rt*. ,
as colorful as that of the Canad caught his man at Oak Grove. The
ian Mounted Police. TheJr organ three alleged smugglers face the
ization* is too young to have the prospect of a two year, Jail sen
tradition* of he Texas Ranger be tence and the Chinese will be de
hind It, but they are mu king in ported.
teresting history every day. They
From !M1 to 150 arrests per
ride a "ben" that stretches from j month are made hy the men In
the pleasant coasts and cliffs be- 1the Border Patrol service worklow San Pietro to the blazing heat ( ing along the Mexican line. Perof Sonora desert cast of Yuma haps half of these are Chinese
over trails that even those h ard 1rod the remainder are
chiefly
bit Spanish pioneer* of long Ago I aliens from the. south of Europe,
ihristened the ".lotnii l> del Muer- While the smuggling of aliens-hax
to," journey of death.
1 scarcely reached the excellent dcTliuy are the boys ofthe Border grec of organization
that thfl
Patrol Ilf tilt! United Stn te* lm- bootlegging industry has attained,
migration Service, who, 1*1 hours i i*. tprmiccd by an even more
BUYERSOFDODGE
AUTOS PAYCASH
m Rome, received dur-
O u trig h t I'urchllHl' O f C a rs
residential d i s t r i c t W e s t
a*
End, but the King haa.baan losing
ptlt.iiome traveler* to • Mttle in
convenience but thero was no hols his neighbors rapidly In recent
monthr. as commercial interests
In the border net that night.
T “>“-rV .nr
1 Vii >t
Vessel Goes Ashore
On Australian Coast
fi
’"asp motors. ‘ *
SYDNEY. N. S„ Dec. .1— (/P)A large unidentified steamer went
ashore at West Mouth in Sydney
hurhor ill I :>‘I0 o'clock this morn
ing during a driving northeast
blizzard. The vessel is believed
to be either the Haugerland or the
Keispool, hath colliers, which put |
into port yesterday.
Although the storm at IJ o’clock 1
this morning was increasing iti i
violence it was not believed the I
crew on the stranded vessel was in j
any danger. The vessel is thought i
to have broken away from her an
chorage mooring und driven on |
the western shore of the harbor.
,
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—
New York, Per. ,'i. Nearly 100 out of the 24, and Jdfi day* <f ‘.he ruthless class of citizen.
Their price scale runs from $100
uired for the Rota’* a r artists from the Pacific Const to year, watch Iho Mexi* in Holder
New York, are represented in thi-1 f*»r Uncle Sum t.i s-e ihat no un- to $1,00tt, depending upon whero
il. be made by AmerCarditinl HnVes winter exhibition ()f the National, wanted alien r "cra-m the gate," the smuggled individual is landed,
ed silence, holding Academy of Design, which opened ,,M‘* ninke their wiv illegrliy into end the difficulties attending it.
Border reports have it that smug
nn spoke authorita- yesterday in the Fine Arts Buil- l'1' country.
ding, 215
West
Fifty seventh
F(,,,r " r fiv<> years ago their glers are ipiite a * apt to murder
riday.
The
usual
reception
only sixteen in n employed their customers ns to make an a t
of the evangelical do Street.
PLANES (• l'AIM) F O R E S T
l*” ' border Patrol btween I ia tempt to deliver them across tho
treated the situation hri'iight out throngs of art enthuAirplanes are being used to
.
line,
ami
that
many
an
alien
is
sinsts
from
all
ranks
of
society
,„
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'hr
“ix»y
m
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Hy a dispute between
east of lu m a wheiv thr Soullielli summarily ushered into ipiite an- great advantage for forest patrol
and Episcopal cummim- though a format tone pervaded.
operations <>n the Pacific const.
Then , he sought entrance.
Dignity
and
formality
also f'alifoinia district end*..
. „ the form et’s rights to
-marriage solemnized be- characterize the exhibition. It is came the, passage of the Johnson 1other country than that to which Ill the operation of the forest
It is no easy jnb, this* Border patrol from June to October, 245
i altar pf the latter church. comprised of no fewer limn .121 bill ifstrictin g immigration from
Patrol
service, and has more than new fires were discovered by a ir
paintings
and
75
wor
ts
in
murid‘!’P
Ku,r,,»?',“n
mil
ion
a-d
wherle ad ers Amused
its
share
of long houra, danger plane observers.
and bronze.
bronze
Hv far
fa, the
the muji.'rity
,.„.i„ritv ,h‘- pntro! before ban *!i" singl,
Hy
official utterances of Pro* and
task of keeping mu m o r e l- I < (,j. and discomfort. It repairer a de
leaders there was evident lire tile products of tile non affili ni'se, there was mld-d tb- mueli gree of mitiuive. of tact, of quick
of uiuusemont til the cc- ated, while sixty three \i Jidnmi more dlfl icult i<d. .1 I, li mit,' I hr observation anil resolute courage
fetld provoked by the riluns oral seventy six associates w«i against naln.i- of i rlo/en
Mint not cm-iv applicant for the
sent. It was asserted that I are represented
The exhibition I oropean nations
lm lam e
t "orK po-s-s-o's The men long in
) Mantling leans toward the . is Ihe first under I In- pie-tilriu > Mexico Is 4"1p|M
l| I1*4
4 .in * a l i e n a m i lb - seriici develop an uncunnv
i n
IJtNDDN, Dec. I. With the an
party in ilis own church ' f Pass Uilbi-rt. Ill- iu< i liilu< I . 11• I r o n i M e x n o D m ii s a n d s o f D u , . .
I hi- 1 initiative jji ji ru veil by an iiniini cineiit this week of a new
It his indignation at the R o- I with Die various m-mb-i of the |i alls wlio bai l- ♦4 * ii unable Is
-kill in pu king 4,m aliens.
property deal by which an impos
1 Church's action presents him ! Academy conned, tenoved
the obtain legal en ln to the United
111 t of the Imperial Valley
[n I ing mansion in Buckingham Palace
nice predicament.
jgiicst* t hrougbout Die afternoon
S tiles yrarh alli-mp1 to eross 'jMVtor, who through an em er Road will be converted into an o f
observed one eminent)
Man) Western Pictures Shim n
the line.
gency tmeil the task of guarding fice building it appears certan that
Tile sin-wing is notable for its
in who withheld his name,
Unlay there are 71 men m thu
of n tempest in a tea- till in be i* 41f Western pictures, two Bonier Patrol m Dn> district, i
R ota’s decision has no of whitdi are listed among the I hey aie inoimled. not on horses,
in this country; it prize winners and hang prominent hut with a fleet of ( licvriihd
Ifm* the divorces granted I.V on the north wall of the Valid,
r-i ently [niri haseil for tbeii use
Duke and Duchess of bilt gallery.
be the govcnim t
Hitherto tin
jrpygh and if it bring* com
O n e is a - . t r i c k i n g c o n c e p t i o n **: lm") |in \i- .ai, neij
lm own ears
(than) what are the odds ' " a il I n d i a n n a t i v e <• t t h e W e s t e r n l"U n la 11 , In, m:
" poln V led (11
clergymen, however, in p l a i n * , " \ 11 ii til i*i o f T a o s , " >.. Mm pure Iin.- e of Die ( hoi i nli't
“ j»h6p Manning’s ehnrac- O s c u r K. B e r n i n g h i i n s , w h o
11 et f o r | hi'il ia .i
re
tm of the Vatican’s inter cel veil t h e A l t u n i n -cc. -nd pi i / ■
l-,"v |4-i a,,' aware of 111
"Jin pertinent." Among T h e o t h e r is W a l t e r t ’ f e i ' - ls nto, r ’CId watch Ina ml a 1111-d 4,ti lonely
the Rev. Dr. Harry Em medal jiietme, '* \ ................. .. ' m mooolam i4>ioU, ., 1, ,|tm
1no h
^•dlck, regarded
as the which be presents ii way-ide i m Mitougli the de -M ,.1 the
Cl INCH four centuries ago when Don I a an Poore lie
Inga
iptlitt
Modernist,
• ,
_
, ,, and the |vocation between iliserl 11••r semen meuilolv laial of s-:m lliee
l.enti Ion ml and named the mighty springs that were
< back
John Roach Stratum o f , Th(l s|,,,.I1(|„r
1(. .........
. .......
Y "U 111*\e r kimi
splendor ,‘ ,I „Die
lvomtiX.1■■1■ - m m
where
hi*
"Fountain of Youth,' tnen have narked to make
r
ip tlst Church, Kumlu
Canyon, in Southern I'tuli, is re , ' on wHi find 1he Border Patrol
(his most beautiful spat in Florida more alluring. Mod
.Twilit spokes mu 11.
corded in n huge landscape by llo at work, which, of course, js dc
ern, dci eloped, xtilis taut in I and with (harming home*,
eFoMtick Hacks Manning
ward Russell Bntlei, and William ciiledly inconi eiiient for the men
y-Fo«dlck, on the other hand,
(he
result id those rentiiriea of labor now is yours to
Rilscbel brings to Eastern eyes a " lm make a business of sniugglinit I
Ifhly concurred in the Hislienjoy.
aliens
bold impression *■I Pacific Coastul
itement.
The very first trip of ......... . t |,.
nn id Dr. Fosdick. waters.
1 I Itevi'o/el Meet, for example, re
Thi
■re
are
many
proininelit
jmr
The sportiest golf course
in the stale awaits. Un
‘ $ t the Park Avenue Huptist
; ' "iM'd ill the arrest
„f
(href '
surpassed fishing, game shooting, bathing in the warm
•nd professor lit Union traits ami figure picul re sin tile
; smugglers and Dm Chimne. Pat
ll Seminary, "the action show. The reeret of the picture. 1 11,1 luspei tor -1 i-',, Spies and R. V.
and healing spring waters and yachting in wulerwny*
/•Mean uh grossly import i "HIM West Fifty seventh Street,”
linked direct with the S I. Johns river are only part of
| Armstrong were lumped in th* ,
'\11 Amcrfeans might to re- with which Wnymuii Adnuis won
the charm. Fine hotel accommmtations if desired.
[
Warner
iam
b
meadows,
where
old
'
"deeply.
Bishop Manning the Altman first prize of $|,(l(lii Butterfield trail folks f n ,n,
j
lintlrely right
in what
he is revealed ns -,\ port nut of the
Ten minutes over wide paved highway to Del.and and
In ot tiers Milch art dealers uf the 'San Diego roml and goes east over 1
1" .
Mie (ills' down [hi- i a||e\ 4i| Sait I
A sphiie<| rnnrble Felipe
Stetson T nii cfsit y. Forty minutes to finest ocean beach
f t , Straton charges
both (he given address
and Kpiscopul Churches lieail ol an i ffeiuinute appi ii 1in
111 world. Write for descriptor historical booklet. Ad
111 Mi- chilly \ in ember dawn
imoting marital discord hv individual is minlogiicd ns a j ,
dress :
JcldUness" they tolerate. trait of Kents, b.\ Malvtnu llolf ■* 1 " ll,l d a , ;n wii h i, single
passenger
,A
search s|mwW| ,
MrHn the annulment nn evi mail.
Artbiis Hoiluu/.k.i , of Do lodliiiig suspicions
that the (wo communions Met......ditan, aN„ h charm len/ed i ( h e ' d i T v e r , iM
obviously nervous, wn*
Ftpty to great wealth."
m a bronze bead by Uremia Put- tn|(| t
"
pi
0
1
ced. A few moment.Wak," said Dr. Stm t mi, “that innn
biter iean me a seroml car. but it
p Manning's contention Hint
More Work a Sensation
ioese ami Din alleged
smug
Jon of the Ftoiuun Catholic
A bid for tin* seusaDonal 1- mad'
Id f.i11111 passengers, two of iheni
In invading the procmii- by F I,ms Mora in .1 largo eight
Realizing, Hint
Die firs]
ther suet is nn impertinence in flic loot piclim- ut .1 summer's gleis.
cai was u scout car, Spies held
on an assumption of su picnic, which he ent.il les "Cars
Jty an to historical and spir j l.tinch Boxes, Paper Napkins and tbe prisoners while Armstrong
Fred A. Roswell, Resident Manager
^authority that does not in People,” The seventy-seven hg- leaped into the Chevrolet ami set
"
‘it
after
the
nr
out
ear.
In
exist, is well taken.
I
) tires my be eounled about
the I of the fact that hi* car was stiff
Iton Accuses Eplscopalinns
j landscape if mie so desires.
|>.arlll any further, however, that
Episcopal Church, in its r,- J
Rei-ord* ami regulations of the'
to other denominations, has
Ameiiiau Auloitlobilo Associnllon
ed very much the same at
self:pppointed superiority, I are now officially recognized by )
Idencud hy the exclusion of the I uternatioiiul Automobile au- i
Protestant ministers
from ! tburitieM.
. jlplU, Its claim to an exclu
calling liic keltic
black, ami I
-ttpoatolic Huccensioit, etc.
think that
the winde•world will
1/ all the parties in the Marl
have a Hiibdued but
deep seated
WOUgh case had not been people laugh ut Die expellee of both these
ir»V|l*t wealth would we ever have I'oininuillons.”
I Much u ease? Is any one so
Dr. Straton elided a lengthy
^le as to believe they would statement by appealing for a re
keen given any annulment turn to Die "simplicity, holiness,
tftrriugo lifter long years of smil winning
power and
plain |
[ together and after u family ......................1 founded by Die Car
‘Idren hud been born?
penter of Nazareth, who was the
,
very thought is really Saviour nl Die world and who alone
(liable. So far, therefore, ns I has told tile whole truth about the 1
!Concerned—since 1 have been proper union ol man arid women j
for my opinion I will say it in marriage
i n to mu a case of the pot
,y, Indicated that the Pubeileves whatever de-
iot
fonse
cookery
experts and; pupils, the sanitation this Ihiountip.
200 radial
authoHtles and ' * schp'oV.for dress
was placed
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designers.
Office Building- To
Go Op Near Palace
414 Y ears* Labor
Now a t Your Call
S'
Ponce de Leon Springs
Syndicate
DeLeon Springs, Fla.
Her Home Is
Her Greatest
lhat’s why a
SECURITY
LUMBER
COMPANY |i|
Sv'FIFTH AND MAIM.F
T
PHONK 797
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£e.\vant the contractors and all buyers
all us for prices when they are ready
build. We carry a complete line of
JjUhber and other building material and,
dur prices are reasonable.
1
will thrill her
.
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There are tw o general classes of motor car
improvements. T hose made primarily for
their effect on the public— and those made
primarily for their effect upon the car.
J
Y o u w ill p e r c e iv e (a t o n c e th a t D odge
B rothers new five-bearing crankshaft, twounit starting and lighting system , air cleaner
and other recent improvements* a re the sort
that represent genuine value.
A
r
They a re sound and substantial betterments,
producing definite and marked results, and
as such they are typical of Dodge Brothers
methods and p roduct
$ 8 1 1 .0 0
Special Coupe
soi.no
Special Seilan
011.00
F. (). II. Factory
A woman’s home! What pride she takes in it! How she
strives to make it beautiful and appealing to you—hoiv
she seeks at every opportunity to make Home more ap
pealing and comforting, a joyful place to live. Should
she not have that which will u-ive her urea test iov for
Christmas? Her heart will tell you a MIRROR DOOR
will thrill her to its depths- an inexpensive, lovely and
useful gift, a gift that you’ll be glad you gave year after
year.
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Elm Ave., at 13th Street
W e A lso
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“ZIP SERVICE”
Yard—Holly Ave.—at 11th, 12th, 13th Streets
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are Important
Special TmirinR Car
m irror door
Phone 135
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\For Quality and Service ,
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DEPEN D EN T ON Featured in Store
m m s m m
o f Local Jew eler
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»veUuiM Firjtt,
n When Bluff-;
pA Jm osl Necessary
__ ire salesman Is
fyw nutomotivafleld,
/passing the various
i beJtiK relegated to
Thames he UBed on
rthings that used to
■t, Is the opinion of
uarat sales manager
__ (-.Cleveland Motors
whose cars are handHarry Ken.
L*o very many years
|r. Black, “that the
salesman and his
jc* were considered
| sell motor cars.
Re
reason, dealers
lure artist handy to
jilnk that locking n
La *closing’ room with
j)t him until he signed
in despair, was the
[^Mtamanshjp.
“*nga'are different,”
Black. “The dealer
. hfs viewpoint, he
car Bales a re not
or in his b u s i n e ^ —
the importanoe^mf
i ’ demonntrationSj and
in selling prospects
ownerr happy about
Courts In
New Idea
F in n s
Tires Must Be Constructed
So That Action Of Brakes
Is Changed To Road Level
Keys to
O ffe r e d
’tudebaker Is
Fast On
' fines ure assessed and
■is not discharged. If
Ito many accidents that
pppnrent thut he Is ini drive u truck or car,
sred to another de-
Makes Bow
Iblic In London
F* Dec. 3— Hot dogs will
introduced to I.ondcn
jThe scene of the debut
Idle Fulham
foothull
rhtre fifty white-clad
jeeremonies will present
an favorite to waiting
«sctihc(i as hot sausage
ngliah adaptation of the
original is less highly
slightly sweetoned— n
*ulting from the tests
varieties of
hot dog
Non factory workers,
ay's experiment is succompany making the
*y is prepared to pro1Mt^nsiv|seal*..
w
LettUCe Gfr Ollt
During P ast Week
vrwillll
Tract 3. •
tv 11,1,1AM 1, WOOWItCKF.
The south onS-Unlf (H l - D of th e
n o rth w es t i i u s r t e r <N\V1 t - l )
of
Hrotkm So.
Tiiwnshtp
SO south,
itniiKe
SI
east.
|)e(imilnntn.
S O T I I ’K. TO K I P W X
AMI
I X - you unit each of you a r e hereby
cited, notified, tuluionlshetl. ordered,
KXOIVX IIK K P X O A X T H
com mandril unt| required t « a p p e a r
T i l H STATU OF FI.O II1UA. (•
CHAIM.KH
MOIffUTRK.
W.
F. not the o f fic e of the Clerk o l til l *
COACHMAN,
J
McltKlDK. C o urt In tli* City nf Hanfnfd. H*tril
numtoi-: w
•Y. W I L L I A M A. lion- C ounty, F lo rid a, on Monday
B l’ KNCK, K. ft. KLt.ttAVOIlTM, BH- the Snt tiny nf J a n u a r y . A. D. l | l f ,
9 K IN K 11. VANOKM AN, If
alive, to a n s w e r the llttl of C oipplaint
amt
If
tile
said
O H A RL Rtt filed In this Court a g a i n s t you. and
ca u s e ,
said
S d l l LT/.K, W. K IXJAC1IMAN. W. each o f - y o u . In (Ida
J . Mr lift IHK. O BO ItflB AV W Y L I .Y . c ause lining a suit t o re m o v e clouds
W IL L IA M A. MPHNCK. B. S. BLLft- nod quiet ti t l e In th e Com p lainan t.
W O IITH , BltHKIN K 11 VAN DBM AN W U X I AM fo W t l O D n U F P . Ill and
tlonlmve
desrrlbeil
lands,
are dead, the u nknow n heirs, d e v i In
sees.
legatees, or g r a n t e e s , slid to w herein C o m p lainan t p r a y s for a
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T U B I.A KK IICSSIT' l-'KKTII.IZKH i I leer so of th is Court, d e cla r in g , »dClIMPANY n cm p orallo n inul T U B Ju d gin g snd
d ecr e e in g
the
fee
i:l,I.HWi»ltTII
T t t l ’ST c n S J l ’ ANX'. simple title In ami to said land to
n co rp o r a tio n . If said o o point Ions j |l(> j„ the Comptulna lit; con firm ing ,
he in existen ce, sml If legally ills , d eclarin g , adjudging anil d c c r e r l n g
solved, liquidated or oth e rw is e ox- |tlo* title of the C o m p lain an t to bo
tlnet. i,i the s tock holders.
share n go,ill amt ) mlefeaslhl* l i ft * In fee
lioldris. assig n ees, g r a n t e e s . ,u sm- ' sim p le; d e c r e e i n g all title, elaltn
c e ss o rs of each amt everr th e sahl |or Interest claim ed hy you o r any
p ers o n s! (,f yon or an y p a rty
nr
p arties
c o r p o i a i Ion*, and I** all
leave and exc ep t the Complainant j c la im in g or to einlnr under you or
P e r r i n ) having m- claim ing any In-I any of von Hi and to said lands to
t e re s t In the follow ing dt-serlhe t I he wholly null nml void and nf Ito
lands In Seminole Coun ty. Flo rid a, |e ff e ct “w iin ts ac v er; p erp etu ally cti[ Joining and r e s t r a i n i n g you
and
to - w l l —
I each of you an d y o u r a g e n t s , servT r a c t t.
Tip* s o ii I h t w r n t y (!<i> c hain s >f I tints and a t t o r n e y s front a s s e r t i n g
I,nt fo ur («>t and nit of Lot F iv e I an y claim hy deed o f c o n v e y a n c e ,
(Ii) of tied loo 2; Lot T w o i2> o r an- ' m a p or n lhv rw lss, o r In te rf e rin g lit
s urveyed part of Section 10; Lots an y w ay w ith th e possession of the
One ( I ) . T w o ( 2 ) . T h re e CM. F o u r , c o m p lain an t,
Its
s u c c e s s o r s , asf t ) , F i v e ( 5 ) an d Six («> o r unxiir- |signs, g r a n t e e s , g r a n t e e s , a g e n t s or
veyeil pari of Section II: Lot H i p * I a t t o r n e y s , and from u s s e r t l n g title
f Section |to enld land o r a n y purl or p arcel
f t ) , or itrisurvcved part
H . ami Lots F o u r I t )
l-'lve l'i). t h e re o f ; req u irin g you and ench of
Six (rt) and Seven
t’ )
or
itn- yo u to set fo rth t h r n a t u r e of yo ur
aurvcycil part of Set-lion IX all In r e s p e c t i v e c l a im s and f u r t h e r p ray s
Tow nship 'Jit sou th. ItniiKe :il civ*t, I lull alt c l a im s nf you nml ench of
you may lie determ in ed hy a d e
T r s r t a.
The n cal iiip-hltlf fW 1- 2) and c re e of this Court and th at the In
f.iils * 1111* i l ) . T w o 12). ami T h re e t e r e s t . if any. held hy you and each
(S» all In Section 2. T ow n sh ip 2‘> of you. tuny be d ivested out of you.
: y«u
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C IlA ltl.K S HFIIUt.TZK, vt til,
— AT
“The Fountain
Reason Mtmbvhbi?
Or Qi w m
Fee La
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NVHt N BL ITLR A U K ‘MOBILES A l t BLJtl. f
, PUIUC WILL BUILD THEM . . -
H
NQEngi^Ttones in
Bnick dosed cars
new V acuum Ventilator
In the 192 ^
______^______
e*
and
gases
from the crankcms«
pulla engine
and ejects them outside the car.
This vital new Buick improvement does away
with n oxtau . Odor*. It sd d . greater luxury sod
pleasure to enclosed car operation.
The Vacuum Ventilator serves another very im
p o rtan t purpose. It prevents cran kcase vapors
from condensing and diluting the oU- O *"*'™
of 1 9 2 7 B u ick s are advised to d rain th eir
crankcase oil o fiy 4 times during the year.
For luxury, ami for economy, own a Buick.
B U IC K
THE
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Lar^e
Fam ous Royal Easy
Chairs
C O M P A N Y , F L IN T , M 1C1U ,
are e x c lu s iv e dealers
these- wonderful chairs 'and s
GiuyOTOTBUICKEVfS.BOnx-
Sanford Buick Co.
gest you have on6 laid aside
Magnolia" A ve.
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Just Received
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Christmas
Subscribers
k
Dining Room Suites Easy Chairs
Living Room Suites Floor Z^unps
Smoking Stands
Bed Room Suites
■ 1
Your CHECKS for 1926 will be ready
Monday, Dec. 6th. Call and get yours.
Come »
T w o Cl) anil ThVee i5> of heetton
! S ; atul Mils numhsretl One (1),'
o ( ! ) it ml the n o r t l l r s s t ip ta rte r
ist t i i »: i-iiti-inT c o l h t o r t i i b Tw
at)
In
S K v r.xT ii j t m r i A i ,
c i R c n t INK l - i ) of S ectio n IP;
OF TIIK STATU OK KI.OHIIM . Tow nship 10 south, Ituhgn 41 east,'
Tree* A
t\ VMI l-'OII SMHIKOLK COI’ \ l.lit T w o ( 1 ) of Kectlnn J* , T o w n
T V - I N ( ’l l a N'I’K RV .
ship
So.
s
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u
th
of n a n c e S I ' e a s t .
OHIIK.H O F I'liai.lFA T IO X f
5 iiK "
listsT r
the safety o f the c a r by providing I reasons for the widespread popueasy steerin g control a t all t i m e s . , lurity of Firestone II uIIiniiik.
IIU H U III
OUR
Hn.
The window Of H. C. Viiele, San
ford jeweler, is attracting
great amount «.f attention through
Probably no other instruipent of j
its fashionable manner of dress
hieved the fume
achieved
fame and symbolic H C S V I C F S t l l p O l M I l t S
^ . " U y o n the tires of an automobile and is said to lie <,nD yr (|u. mcMt practical and general
line Jui*
rtikt a lurge share c-flhe responsi attractive in the city at the proglory
that”
**
claimed*'by
The
littk l’O f
sent time.
bility' for motoring safely.”
piece of hardware called a key,
This statement was made by ,1.
C hristmas goods are displayed in said Mr( Mr. Fort, local StudaB. Roy, Sanford Firtstane dealer the window amid decorations je w iuikor dealer, yesterday.
who gave a brief- explanation of elry , suitable fop gifts.
“Tim key has been mode Im
Including shipments of Thurs
the part played b y.tlfes in break
bringing the top edges are mortal in hiatnr.v, fiction, aong,
day.
a total of 212 cars of truck
ing an nutamobOq. ■ wreaths of holly and green rib drama, atul art," raid Mr. Fort.
“ Unless the tirah ‘'tu-u so con bons, harmonizing with a scheme “The keys to the. city* have been were shipped front the Sanford
structed ns to transfer "the action that is carried throughout the* famous for centuries. . No cele distric t during a period of ono
of the brakes to the rots) Hurfnv;*, rtnre.
The lights throw a soft brated guest ever visit* nn Amor- week. The previous week shuwad
the braking will be largeljr nuili glow over the display that tends itfln city, town, or village, without
u total of only 50 cars, 32 of
fied and the enr will slide, slip I to (lie attractiveness.
being presented with the ‘keys’
and skid.
to that community. The Prince of which were lettuce, 10 romalne
tire
“ Both
and Automotive i1 On each rid eof the window are Wales hHs thousands of them. and S escarole.
new tr a w lin g eases, opened to
.engineers have recognized f o r 1
The closing price, f.o.b. on letQueen Marie war given scores of
years that the trend of the tin- shew nil the accessories and in the these symbols of American hospi j luce bile Friday was $1.25; being
in velvet cases. The floor of thy
must be designed not only tp give
tality.
in fact. I heJtcvo that
during
window is in velvet, and the back- famous European guests would [consul-raldy lower thnn.
traction for the car to go ahead
j the early part of the week. Last
ground
carries
the
same
material.
‘keys’ presented in America
to Saturday there was un upwnnl
but to stop us well.
Several other merchants are roach many times
around
the tendency on the market,
" In developing hhe
Full-Size
which
prcpar.ng ilieir Christmas win earth if placed end o end.
Balloon, the
Fircstne Tire A (lows.
had then reached $2 for some
Rubber Co., also produced tin*
“ Put there is yet another ‘key’ gradi-v This price was considered
story thrtt is rapidly growing f a un excellent one.
greatest and most efficient equipv ( * r" v t ^ v k t m b l .t
mous in America and that is the
Truck shipments from the lower
ment from n snfely standpoint.
. i \ ,’W o n j v m i p p i ” m
,
“The wider tread of the Full- 1 £
^
S ' Uw', J ' "Keys to Happiness” plnn of the counties^ of the state have been
Size Balloon gives double the I ~ * ' 7 rh|* 11 ^ Southern confer- Ntudebukcr
Corporation
reaching the muruket in an ever
“ A little Christmas jewel ear .* increasing quantity, hence the
usual rc-ad grip and greater' brak- I f n
T T
^ um ™ U » ' 1 '**
ing surface. T h e * is firm a t t W - i £ £ , £ the 'l" " 1™ * «< North containing two keys to the Stude- drop in prhc the past few days,
bnker automobile purchased are A continuation of a $1,25 market
tion under any footing and the
" r° l,naFhe tm,niume,lt
_ , . ,
scheduled the second Friday and given to the buyer, who hangs j will be satisfactory to most grow
car promply responds to the up- , Saturday in May.
the box on the family Christmas |ers, however.
plication of the brake pedal.
,
tree. The coj- is delivered Christ-,
Practically all of the local out
“The more numerous trend but- i - ■~ ■■■. — - ——
put of lettuce will he rolling by
tons, with their mutiplied non-skid ‘ “ III these days of tr a ffic con mas morning or Christman eve.
“We art* now working on our the end of next week, mnny fa rm
edges, convey a stronger, more gestion and nurrow thorofures tinpositive action to the road— skid* question of breaking and car con- K<2t! 'Keys to Happiness' campaign ers having are inly cut or prepar
ding and sliding are p ra c tic a lly . trot looms large in the mind of ‘‘tut we know we will make mnny ing to cut today and , Monday.
new friends by it."
Loading operations have, boon Un
eliminated.
Balloons also add t o ! every motorist and is one o f the
n; Dec. 4— Company
i Lwhich hear all neIhvolving drivers of
t trucks and business
Into popular fa^Organisations,
these private courts
1 by the Standard
a t its Detroit divibeen successful in recamber of accidents,
apany .driver involved
snt, regardless of the
aportance, is required
efore the court, which
of representatives of
^irent of the organizoteils his side of the
hswcrs questions which
eemen put to him* The
' the story is obtained
her driver or witnesses.
Jny of witnesses usual
ly an investigator
|iigned statement from
gn4 j
der way at practically every. slt|- smith. Ilk age
th e
ing in the county.
•II
Due to the small shipments of
eggplant, peppers and beans dur
ing the week there have been no
accurate reports. A few farmers
t.olS UOe ( I ) a n d * T h r e e <t> ul| In
cached in on a high market fo Hcetlou : p ;
numbereil o n e r 1 >,
•fn e s s 1f.
m
rCHRISTMAS CLUB
Is Now Forming
WE HAVB,A;PfeAN TC tFIl YOUR PURSE
‘1!SSf. You can r ‘ now
Royal Palm
Dinner Set
Deeks
Book-Ends
Vacuum Cleaners
lectures $ Clocks
Ships, Mirrors
Carpet Sweeper
�mm
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sssfr^ ' '
Will
GetThroug-h,mIf—
'<i;t
'
A s Brisbane
Doc’s Annual Visit
Sees
G E T TH®
Flower Urns <
,,r nil kinds, 'ft,
tolorinu j
&
Han't* In Wall S trw t
" A l l I c a n do in 1«> a s k m y g ir l n o t t o d r i n k li q u o r a t t h e
r * r c riMM*.
Wet and Dry News
partferf, o r w h e n s h e roph t o r a u t o m o b i l e r id e s w i t h t h e
ta * r m «
.Selective Maternity
nd 01mm MnM«r. y o u n g f o l k s . I f 1 c a n j u s t he s u r e s h e will not d r in k l i q u o r , '
HY ARTHUR IMtlSHANE
f - : »
1 b e l i e v e s h e will g e t t h r o u g h a!! r i g h t .
rtilii. under Acl of
(Copyright MI2«, by Sln r Cp.)
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. 1 . ____ A a a iM 'tn te K i t l n r I f o r s a k e n t h e c u s t o m s o f t h e cro w d s h e r u n s w ith t o d a y .
The.
KICK, Hanna'ii* in! I*-it
SANTA CLAUS W ILL bt_* busy
. , .—■ ------m o t h e r s a y s h e r d a u g h t e r is s w e e t a n d good and v e ry p r e t all mt'i- this prosperous nation very
IITION It ATMS
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H i f r T Weekly Ktllllon tit.iu , f o r a l m o s t e v e r y n ig h t a» w h ic h s h e e a s i l y is a c c o u n t e d t h e wilh their headquarters in Wnll
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-a reel will no In* forgotten. From
( m o s t {m p iila r girl.
KOTICK i All nl-lttliirv
'*1 a l w a y s feel s a f e a b o u t m y g i r l w h en h e r c o u s in is I*iirtv fi\<• In fifty million dollar*
'do ot thunk*. ri)M(,liillinir I (.|.,n ,r
He h a s o l d - f a s h io n e d id e as, a n d wiil not p e r m it a n y will In* di't rilniled in bonuses to
of entortiihnin'iu* where
ra muds win he r im r » f ; In n -D u sk d r i n k i n g in h is t a r .
Hut d a u g h t e r s a y s h e is n ot worker's.
Ami stockholders will
«' a d v e r t i s i n g r . o p a
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t h e o t h e r y o u n g p eo p le fin d not be iorgotteii. Yenr-eml dlvip o p u la r w ith tin
•yjf
a r k o i t a i c o »*Hnss j h im ‘s l o w ’ an d a 'p o o r s p o r t . ’ "
111mis of millions will set a now
e l a t e d I ’ i . ' hm la
tad !•> llm Dae f r i f - !
T h e g ir l is in h ig h sc h o o l.
S t i c is not y e t s e v e n t e e n .
reeonl.
a taia'^'rtp'iV'niid ' X i * t'h. |S h e w a s . b r o u g h t up in a f l e o r g i a c i t y w h e r e "o ld f a m i l i e s
l'iOtners. with their ti ‘Ouhlos,
*ie p u h i^
i a l 'd c u l t u r e a n d e d u c a t i o n s t il l d e t e r m i n e t h e to p c r u s t o f 11 .nling about t Ins , will wish tiieir
fiprain.nru"iimi rraeiy. ii i .s()f i (q y . In Du* Flnririn c i t y w h e r e h e r f a m i l y now live, t h e ini i n c s s in l i f e wn - lo watch stock
pu.
' g i r l is a m e m b e r o f “ t h e y o u n g e r s e t . "
S h e is s e e i n g li f e I I. I,rl s ill tend ”f weaning calves.
JRD A Y , DEC. I, MI2U
b e s p a n g l e d w ith gay li m e s . S h e is l e a r n i n g t h a t a n e n t i r e l y
h k h a i .d r i . A i n m n
,\|i; M ’SSMAN chucked Mr*.
N.
d i f f e r e n t ro d e o f m o r a l s an d m a i m e r s is a c c e p t e d a s “ I h e
Ki.M'iiberir
under tin* dun and ta
fall* at Sanford's from 1 t h i n g " in i b i s new world.
\r\.
ler, in c u r t , offered ibis cxplnnn<6
I V W f t r r m a l e to J n f k i n n T h r e e m o n t h s a g e in t h e new h o m e ( h e li t t l e ( l e o r g i n I iuii:
M lrvH fon o f
!»!.' J n h M - l n "I didn't have the nerve tn come
g i r l u sed to t o m e h o m e to h e r m o t h e r , h e r c h e e k s flu s h e d
IM « H lv rr
" t t a l o n o f t v k j f e iTHy.
w i t h in d i g n a t i o n . S o m e h oy at t h e e o u n i r y c lu b had tr ie d here Hits tuunilllg. so 1 v. i i.t tn
Itn lm g pool* I r n n l a
rn n rln ,
> <III pi1" » ( shut . II]
Tin*
to ki s s h e r . AI o t h e r t im e s h e would sit c lo s e to h e r m o t h e r U''t
, J + MtHfnUng of hutldlnx i»rn- in I lie d a r k nl* th e ;-hu Ii d w r a n d a at n iglit an d tell ahouL i.lae ! u , • l l y g ' l w || ■s r i t > > r . i .111(1
:■v |\gpfMWk—%nw*rnt hnlrK npnrl^ j
£;V 1m * n i h ***»+*.
“ d is g u i ii1/ ' ta lk tlia< went on a m o n g t h e g i r l s and h o y s o f it t d. I ' - • In- bid ter tJ.lfl o|r h i i
" i t j j l f €7mil tit 1* 41m i o f f h r m r m I irnf me 1W-i
ii- 1 1IK 1 ; i i " . 1 ill 1
“ th'e c r o u d . "
Tip n I h e r e w ere r e p o r t s to m a k e to m o l h ' f
fefm.
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nf
ti i m i 1 r v a r ii I
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I 11 fill" ' L
and maybe
£?00tflll*f IfilT Of t ' l l l I lf HII ♦ I f lf*ll - j ■ m a r l c r o u d
.'.g a m and a g a i n t h e c h ild i v |‘r< ed .1 wisii t Inc I- Is i .mb
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' iiat i h ey us re ' 'h.e k h o m e ,"
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f,S.’ p l f h p ro iU lttn for itierrittrd
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and li t
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A f t e r s e v e r a l m o n t h s a s s o c i a t i o n w ith th e m u « m u d . a .1 ruigbl!•1» a .
fflCllM I r * .
' j o l l y , g e n e r o u s , h rigtit t a l k i n g y o u n g s t e r s , g e t t i n g " a ll th e bun
Sii I'.u i . I.nnvv ii, Ihe judge did
|tun g o i n g " a s t h e d a y s g o h y . t h e li tt le ( l e o r g i a g ir l p u ts h e r ;i"t led linn (there be gut bis "tWn '
B I B L E VKKHK I (lit T t l l i t l
'l i p s i n k on a i d e f t l y ;is I he i l e v e r e s t .
S h e h a s h e r sp e c ia l •lulls" >-i -i ml ii |>iilfeemiiM to find
IU S T IN COD "Me not .ilrnitl
i brand o f e ig a r e lie s .
S h e is n s w a g g e r li t t l e b e a u t y .
And i *111 about a Tbjil will gneve pro
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T h e i i i o t l u r i t r y in g w ilh all h e r m ig h t to k e e p t h e g i r l ’s
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ttJng more niriinmn I ban J i r y s w ith p a t h e t i c c o u r a g e to ad apt her.si If to t h e new w a y s would take .'ts stales tn take mil
I o f t h e s o c ia l w orld in w h ich s h e is su p p o sed , as Ih e wifi! o f a ,>i i in i •" 111nt mn i be prebilnl imi
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Ibrit Wim " blithely put in. And
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ly» a newspaper dispatch. b e fu d d le d by liq u o r, I ca n s t a n d 11» ■ r e s t . " ttie m o t h e r s a y s . ill'll mm ii, j mi nt.
differ from us then in
of |lie I'.ivlniia Reach News and l1 is Ii, ■no; • ; Ic rule ral le" ‘ ban
" S h e lias a fin e mind.
S h e is n a t u r a l l y c le a n in soul and
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run for I’i ideni a- a dry if (inv bcgiiiuilig yesterday are owned A 'll ey "I ibe la id slut,'. there
I f .■rime Smith, a wet, is nnmimiU'd
fonder if there was as much t h e y s e r v e at t h e p a r t i e s and in t h e i r a u t o m o b i le rid e s.
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i Ilipjl'K! populai i'-U that ere .-en m!
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ippnrently Secretary Trotter
One thing certain, with Mr. Sun ogiiitli'li on |lie jiart of th(* pub- Mobile, \la., with i-(1,1IIill piipula
Hoys w ith t h e i r h i p - f l a s k s , g ir ls w ilh t h e i r b o t t l e s f o r day in the White House the I'nited
lion; Kalamaroo, Midi., v.rt'i
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learned tthat
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t h e g i n - p a r t y , vile li tt le c r e a t u r e s who t h in k t h e y a r e c re d - Slates would have four years with tisiict of tl.c two newspapers that nun;; Foil Smith, Ark., with Jtfi,
Dayt' i.a Beach is not sufficiently (H>(t; t'otorado Sjirings, v.dh .‘IT,
tu b lc m e m b e r s o f s n c i i * t y - - a n d h e r e an d t h e r e a m o n g t h e m out a dull moment.
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in its tastes In longer unit; Stamfi ni, lo im ., with 4.",(Kilt;
“*■funny part nhout it is that a n e a g e r , innocent., i m p r e s s i o n a b l e li t t l e g i r l o r boy w h o c a n
Megger nee ms to be about
SOME ONE SI tit iE S ’l'S selee- caiv lo pay for i parate pnbllca- fen .;n ,la, F in , with lU.UOU; VV i\
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y, no woman allowed 1 :on , .m l the wa tage that results i ro «s, D a , iiitb IS.IitMl;
one with sense enough not " g e t t h r o u g h ’’ o n ly if t h e y a r e s t r o n g e n o u g h to le a v e t h e 11w mal<
vvilti lit'.mill, | i f a V t c , lad , vviib
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ink the stuff.
It. h a\r i’liililien unless willing lo from duplication of effort am! ex
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A r e y o n a i f inm ral b e c a u s e n f t h e g r e a t w ork th a t
l b c - ri i: 1.,, 111 I y 11 i ( e urg" I t III' (UM Mi. 11>*i1 n w paper- miglu
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tout Joat one of its active ami
p a r t y h a s d o n e in (tie p a d .’
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n ‘ I'oin i iniubal ■ and ' *11111*tMwii 1111 Die ground' that ii rune 1til t li r :tml stated wil b'-ui
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A r e you a D e m o c rat b e c a u s e you h a p p e n to live in t h e
.Iff Mrs. Homy Wight.
b.'St III I ear nt .-ii, i css 1ii 1 ( "til mi mn that
|S o u t h ?
leri'M ol the city.
.M-ieliiiii-ry, -wo newspaper.' ate a menace to
, (Utml Trill tine is trying (lie plan
quick new’s gathering facilities, ihe average small town ami are
A fi you a Menincrat b e c a u s e y o u r f a t h e r w a s a D em o
TH E I.E Y E A N P LINE and llm rapid -list riou! imi, l.u.e made largi the i uemies nl public i miccnl ration
[jffvnning a “I ' hIi"*' without an ml- j
j cn it ?
All.intn Tiun poll lane of mm new paper;, possibl--, bav. mi leas ol et mi l .cel g(■ner-ni' in opera
kl page,— Times-Uninn.
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A r e you a D e m o c ra t b e c a u s e you b e li e v e in (lie id eals, mei'cai! -lean.(hips, now owned bv ed tiieii’ field of ii set illness and lion In ili-ir need for money Huy
__ gn editorial page and while it i ,
■ hard to find, it is worth looking j<rely upon ( h e i n t e g r i t y , an d h a v e e o n i i d e n c e in Die a b ili t y Ainer cans, will soon, it is said, placed denmnd.-i on them I bat can oflcti becotii" mere organs, n i<lv
i follow tlm While Star Line into be rio i only by ,m organr/.ution and willmj; I o Ian Ibe I :re- o| lac
. ol Die m en who lead t h e r a n k s o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p arty '.'
Ill'll mil owtic r-Dip.
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ri ■■•miiic. pcbllid 11 tiolialisin, tlnTeby retarding tne
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It sh o u ld tie w o rth y o u r w h ile to s t u d y out y o u r a n s w e r s
You i hml; ','itnel lilies, for a -hai l ' I lie newspaper bn become an in glovvlli of the roiiunu lilt le s they
r,SJt'B hard lo It'll who bad Ibe
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a ro \vo|| inlnihiti'd
S e m e peo p le a r e not f in d i n g a n y t h i n g period, that a king, emperor ..j- die stilotioii in I lie community. It <:n. 'I I I '
|08t fun nut of Queen Mario's visit , to t h o s e question.-,.
America, the Queen win. saw e s p e c ia l ly p r a i s e w o r t h y in t h e p r e s e n t - d a y a c h i e v e m e n t s o f tutor might be useful even in a m no longer lie por-nuul, factional, lii -III rnsit y potilira! or partisan
pillule
America, or till' thousands of Die D e m o c r a t i c p a r l y ,
n.ii row oj «elfishly partisan
l'bc I'l -mi III . aid I ' kei p I I'esh vvoii|i, is
t h e p a r l y s e e m s to h a v e b e c o m e d i s
I li.il if 1 > .i l"iic w--IiId rapidly
Wbell Peter the (i relit, band;, whole tendency m newspaper dnericuns who sa wlicr, or the
jo i n t e d in t o f o r t y - e i g h t set li o n s , o n e fo r e a c h s t a t e in t h e oiil of Ills lei'll-, found that llm m vi'b-nmeiit in the !a l ten year - let. m a i.
tilllonn w)io read about her in (lie
l nion , a n d e a c h .section so e n t i r e l y d i f f e r e n t fro n t e v e r y bad no ships, be built some, Hist been toward a lilnial altltmi- i
I be aiiO'io-'r -si |" i "iinel of I lie
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" D i c e ‘S e c tio n t h e r e is no p o s s ib le ( b a i l e e to a.sscm blt t h em never could (ravel, in a lake, lor carding all pbiise ■ of I'oniiiumit . ,\i vvs .loin ii.11 I‘nblj blag
practice and amusement. Then be life
Wild tin- nr elopincnt tia pai
New college fniternitv is called in to o n e c o h e r e n t w hole,
bows ihai the dual papers
worked a- a mechanic in a Holland eoine not only Hie possibility but is lied from the single piitul will
i Tuppa Keggn Heeia Timt - I ’moii
I l a v i n g s o m e t h i n g lik e t h i s in
m ind, Die New Y ork shipyard, according lo ttn* " m e
Ibe necesstt.v of 11c one new -pa la well managed Col. T. E. Fit/,
"'‘’A nother out* is Delta Honda I’oka
-Dado City Mannml. And a pop W o rld t a i l s a t t e n t i o n to t h e g r e a t need o| s o m e real " i s s u e ” 'Everybody probably knew lie was per.
g, raid, El-uula’: oldest publisher
~W fraternity is Shaka
Nasta to b r i n g D e m o c r a t s t o g e t h e r f o r u n ite d w o rk .
T h e W orld an emperor. Mol he learned ln>w
"Twenty years ago there s : -11 tioin tlo* standpoint of euntTiiioii:
I" build a flisl, as be built St. were being built competitive light
foot*.— Sarasntu Times. 1’a Della s a y s : " O n ly in sp o ts, in p e p i, j s (hi Hind,,,................ t
•■I'vice allb"iijrh yet a mextyyouth
D e m o c r a t te p a r t y a n y - ,,(.u.rs|llltr nil
\\mnpy
rivi*r. .-ml gas plants, telephone system ,1 in l-clinc .i' l ya-ai ., will |u‘ the
lh In an old one.
t h i n g . O n ly ip s p o ts is it w et, only in sp o t,; is it ilrv . nnlv
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1larion I ( -allies, for
ami s t r e e t lailwnv . This is mu pnl'b,'liei
^Ton porno ns were seriously in in S p o ts is il p r o g r e s s iv e , o n ly in s p o t s is it i n t e r e s t e d
the rule today
Where the one i met eilu. i of The News, will Is
W E VI, T 11. "E A S Y iiH'iu >
td in auloinnbile accidents in , Kill ope, o n ly ill s p o t s is il t r u s t e d , only in 'p o t s i ; it
n-'V,-paper■'( policy is fair, hr-md I be Ilian I:•. ng editoi of l be al lot
make l Ins cniiiit r\. il able men minded and |irngn ,■ive there i- tioon cd-lt n
alumbus,. (,’eorgm, in one duv n
I'he .loiirlial Imi '■
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Slid its gnveinni nl give op too no mote reason l-o a cnnimumly Will be - ■■|irr (ellleil bv I aiipm
ntly. The driver of an nuloiuo
And w h a I a r e p m g o i n g to do about il
o.isil.v.
.J* has a very grave ic-pon i
■ eiliioj ; aymoad V
I-' support two iiew'spa|iers than I'lllll am,
We [irejmreil three air hips lo I liei c is for it In support two tele I Imitiii', cncial manager; William
iUty but lew of l be in seem lo
fly to Hawaii, two fell down, t he
lu te it.
phone systems. It must have one Murray, managing editor of the
j third wouldn't go up. We pre newspaper; it does not need two. morninr paper.
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pared two more airships for a null - Die public without ipiest ion real
ain’t no stick-up man. I'm
With a niodeni and mmld pi,ml,
lop flight to Panama. These iion- ize; that such duplication of serv
eialint In tuirglarv and loft
with Mien at ihe helm who know
Th at’s my specially," com |Edlloi T b o I I. l a i d
opmion, wi mid make too delicate a sUll1 "''.ships promptly stopped,
ice is expensive and that t lie pub Hie r,"n, i i'oin the ground Hour
litd a burglar accused of hold
but lic eventually foots the bill for two
mallei' lo d.-cuss. And should In ' We may »»< l>e “(pntlei
up* w • lost motion eliniin.coil,
Ki
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Really you'll find more i nob
I'd i in then own consciences and we are something like the man Him newspapers. Under the consolida tbo no-, long and afternoon edi
try among crooks than among ovei Ihe Marlborough Viliulorhill D"d ii a mil mg of them.
•aid: " I ’m a game guy, but 1 know tion plan of opoiuinm. advertisers
tintis vvI I give la Daytona item Ii
j niamiige 111111v year ago; the te
i.rlch.
t' 1 Imped tlml the sinful r-. when Pill licked." We s'cin to be will be aide to leach the entire sm b new -paper servin' an Hint
giuniaiv of limn offspring, and
-apadc-; and doings of the wicked "licked” il good deal of the time.
community with greater efficien thriving, mid progressive city do
IlSlllHbetIi Itva'n, internalmnallv |*''o pie'seiu
la in , of the con •’"'h "I l tie world, may soon lie rcc
cy, easier convenii nee and b-i.s px- serves .md demands.
tennis
player, .e.enllv ''--nm.l piiriien. ami t« luivver m-t- ogm/etl for their actual worth to
T H E UNITED ST A T E S govern
ed from Providence to Homo,,
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|," ' :' l'nl 11,1,1 tut lire generations ment recently exliibifed m Ni w
U n c e of forty-seven mil.i*, in I
wurri , , K » '"» D ers ol
followers of and « hich is ..ii n jiurity with th.* Ba.iie York City the most powerful |
UM. Thut’s good exercise ll“‘.
i.uui ni doings of the inmates oi searchlight ever made. Its power.
■ftood fur von. Du thnt ever.v I l.et.cv, . ... ,1. mis I h.ist as the brothel.i and disorderly joints in equals that of ",000,000,000 c a n - 1
and you won't he Imtlmied 1k,,» 1,1 ..... . ’’I"1, 1 •*««'g,VTr hu' ~■
■ptiutm, is ( ailed to Ills words as Pm slums, and bo so fur relegated dies, eight times as much light us
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lights on New York’s (
by the press and magazines inti; all the
follow s ;
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oblivion us to paying them not re Broadway.
.MntUtew : (i: What ttiel'efurc tliai our children and grandcliil
„ Ouch! Ouch!
The light is so powerful Hint u i
<iod hath joined togethei'. let not dicn will not have to be watched man 40 miles away could read his j
Little hoy,
mao pal u-.iimb r
.Gieen irviit;
and legislated over as to their newspaper by it. A fine light, hut
ilomUmf-acnv,
• .Matthew
Whosoever shall lending matter. That all printed it docs not compare with the sun, |
Lickin' to bout.
put away his wife, except il he for book' ami papers will he safe ami which is ninety-three million miles J
fornication, and shall marry un- < hristian people have no fear of away, nnd so powerful we cannot
Little boy's
other, comniitteth adultery; and their mritaniiimting influence.
look at it.
jVk Awfully blue —
who mnrrieth her which is put
The twq. billion candle search-1
Yours very truly,
him's
light
is supposed to help ih find
away doth commit adultery.
JNO. K. PEARSON.
BYc'Achin’ too.
enemy aircraft flying over our
Ami again the disciple Mark re
,.~-Wa^cros« Jouriml-Hvnild.
cities. What good would it i|(, us '
corded in his chapter tU, vortie ll,
1'<1nI*’inpora ry Comm on t
pay
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virtually the same saying from the
an orgunizatlun which is Muster; and again in the Sermon
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That , llW over
^ lied to be hands off on pult- on the MouviL, the
the crown of “ height-finders1’ to show how high
Master is , 11um. .n >
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begins
enemy aircraft are living,
the Chamber of Commerce quoted ns uttering the same rule. I som,
o ffe rin g a
Wlis to look as though UJ)
yopterday turned nut to
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„ and "listening machine.s" that
Now,
Marlborough
and
Vander\
pmee
mi
which
igulftr Democratic caucus,
ill a i ruwn usually . tiiu|(q it poafilblo to hear uppr rmch'aginaw1 News < ouricr.
live, except a certain Well
well .I1''1* * ‘'r? jnineil together In the D d , in[f nirpfanefl more than Hi miles
lIbhiIi um«
' Buk'k deulep,
was tillfwvi'ii
avowed II llOU.it?
jb'us*-1 of Hod; by a minister of
away.
gospel; and rcguniloaa of
I** hhnaelf in most Domox- ' ' ' 0l1
•’resident Coolldge'i; control over
All interesting, hut not very use
: foahlon and the concensus thu motives secret ly held ih- the Hie next Senate will be much like ful If airplgne# attack our cities.
rnong the substantial hearts of thu coni no ting parties, that of tin- man who had the hear What Is needed le airplanes, and
i ’ o f the city eoenicd Hod joined the couple, And-M et and couldn't let go.—The Charles that unfortunately is whm the
tr, Chaso wan not only Mettles the ihsue »o fur as tH*t ton Evening Post.
country hM not got
‘ Render but atno the marriugu is concerned. And' it
Battles
the
question
as
to
the
-jk.future encumbent.
The <*• are twelve .candidates In
IT.A-now worry in
gitimucy of tha chihlron 0# ^ * ^ the race
for city
changed for
upcll. Nine of
tii t *
marriage.
them uro go
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148
MKS. FR E D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Parent-Teacher Body
Of South Side School
Holds Regular Meetin
Personals
IMrs. Haywood Walker
j Kntertains Members
mail|Of Lottaphun Club
an.v, f |
RESIDENCE
TELEPH O N E:
-I There will be no meeting until,
' |Dec. 10, on which date the annual
The club parH ant--------- ________ i
(.offering for the Children's Home E. M. Calloway, announced l
j Society will bo taken nlong with business meeting Wedr
•HOI.A fFlO SS CHlIRCIl
i|the bridge party.
Mrs. nymond
By Mrs, Henry Wight
Second Sunday in Advent.
I
Key
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
MeCtiller
will classes in Parliamentary __
Clriii h School at Ik45 o’clock.
|be arranged early in the ntW
lie
hostesses.
Visitors
and
mem
Literature Department
Holy * 1miiniinion and Sermon at
bers
will
welcome
this
opportunity
' The press chairman a t thlgi
11 oVb-.-k.
Especial attention is called to
F.vc .ling Prayer and Sermon at the fact that the play reading to bring gifts of toys, new rlothing meeting took pleasure in
or money for these little ones. The
7:30 o’clock.
edging the magnificent
planned for the evening of Dec. 7
Rector’- Bildc
Study Class, by the Lit-rnturc Department has boxes will be packed immediately ti()n of tho tw„ Sanf ord
ami forwarded to Mr. F a g g to
^
Wednesday evening at 7 :30 o’clock been postponed until Dec. 14. This make a part of a lovely Chrfotniua P01^- it\ey uro moat f e n t r v
in the chapel. A cordial invitation piny, “ His Japanese Wife," is be fur the children in the receiving f,J>ace »or advance storMt*..,
ing given under the direction of hon|0
is extended to all.
them up prominently, and i h t ,
The annual parish meeting will Mrs. J H. Coghurb, ami promises
,
. mnn’ii Club buaineiia meetings 1
The dancing classes will have t « l take f i m
,#co aIon<
he held at the Woman's Club F r i to be delightful. Further nnnounc,
be
,,«o-i/nuiiui’ii
discontinued
unless
umess
more inter
imer|hoM
.
u
^
„
of
f
other
(lth„
dvic
dubiu
day evening at 7 o'clock in con meats wilt he made later.
, est is taken. A ballroom will be
time the department^
nect ion w11)i tin- monthly meeting
There is so much aecun.ulnted , fornUHl at once, if application i« |n,.ik t ™Jir own rv J r ™ o t
lh r , n reP°“ * 01
of the Ainu's Club. Kvery mem business to be considered that Mrs. '
t4
,
t
|meetings, and their big
ber of the parish is urged to be Urown asks for a meeting of the ]
Welfare Department
functions. Tho society 1
present as this meeting elcts a Literature Department for this
*•>*■* »•»"»«»•*» meeting last of both newspapers will
vstry and -Uapes np the affairs purpose on Wednesday after....,.... 1
—
•There will be no program, except Wednesday the new chairman, . rs. take notes over the telephone,
for I lie ..iiiing year.
b-n* y
tl,„
.........
r
..
.
1
.
•
L.
P.
Hagan,
was
confirmed
by
the reading of n short Jopnnosi
they insist u[mn having them
|farce by .Mrs. It. (i. Davvy. Tin vote of the general club, mid she very day of the event if possible, jt,
I NTHB\ VI'IONAI. HIHI.F. S I T department will give il- second ai'’ opted her important office in
The two visitors of this watfcA-L
DIN I ASSOCIATION
Christina , party to the children of ;i few earnest winks. The work brought messages
>i Hi,. <
which ev«ry.'7|
all club members oil the alleninoii for December will consist ill as club wiimuii should tako to
a - fo llo w s:
of Dec. 2:’, with Mrs W M \L -i>tmg tin* Seminole County AAclinessages of individual rcspOBsis ‘
n: e
<'..inpuny study in K muon as hostess.
, - bility, ami of the many grand,
I iare Board
in the assembling.
t a) in I'uradise" at HI a.l.i.
,,i
i
i made
i andi re ‘ packing
, . ....................
port
unities
OUT C
alreadv
. ,ami
. delivering
,
. , 7 of , Christ
.
; i . i for
• service.., wut
( -tndy in “The Divine , Clans, are
.
c
,,
.
,
mas
baskets
for
the
beneficiaries
president
brings
out the DUnn
henrsals
begun
fur
the
presents
I
.
,
,,,,
,
,
ill I I a. m.
,
•
>
iof
organization.
I he
if
ono wouldon heh. .1 ofr ,i
the #
fine
modern
, the
. . .fine ...
.
. . .date truth .t.tint
.
„ every
„
v hi Judge R utherford’s tion
,
.
,
.
tor this will he announced Inter, her
own smnll bit, good
At the Churches
Activities of the
Women’s Club
Mr- Dick l’hilyaw nr.d
The Parent-Teacher Assoc in Lion son Billie of tiames\lillev
of the South Side Primary School ed here Friday and are th gue-i
Of exeeptional enjoyment was
of Mrs. I’hily.m' parents,
Mi
held its regular monthly meeting
the bridge party given Friday a f t
onday
, and Mia, W. \ '/.mImry at th
ernoon by Mrs, Hnywnrd Walker
lid <if Holy Cross Thum lny afternoon, the session I home on West Kir-t Street
at her new home in Bel-Air, the
ch will meet nt 8 being presided over by the chair
man,
Mrs.
A.
K.
Powers.
'
guests
being members of the Lotiomc of Mrs. A. P.
Mr mid Mr- I . It. Beck an tnphini Bridge Club.
During the business session the
Irk Avenue.
nouiice the lorili of a daughter
Baskets of red hibiscus and other
committee on "B e tte r
movies",
Dec. I at tin ir home on Union \vetall flowers were used in charming
which has been working with u
nut. The liuby has been mimed
profusion in the rooms where the
Mr. Hn 1. is manager of i guests
Hub will meet with committee from the Welfare De Elaimassembled for play,
partment
of
the
Woman’s
Club,
the
Lobby
NewI
on on I'nrk Avenue
gave a report showing that much, First National Bank.inpaoy m the I When Mures were counted after
an interesting game, it whs found
xionnry Society of interest had been manifested in
(that Mrs. Forrest Mac AWater wan
this work during the past m onth.1 Mr......................
hurch will hold its
Raymond Kay.
. W. ; holder of top score, while the low
Mrs. F. E. Boumillat gave a j Wallace Wright, Mrs. FredMr
rss meeting at ‘.1
Dinger score was held by Mrs. Chris Mutsplendid report freni the lu n ch . Mrs. I.. P. Met'uller, Mrs. (!. Ir\iug t hews.
church.
room committee and announced! Lnucks and Miss Mary Williams
jmmittec of
the
efreshments consisting of fruit
that I I out of 2<> undernourished! 'v‘‘n ' among those from Sanford
ary of the Pres bycake,
sandwiches and...........
tea, were
........
children hail been provided for attending Die D. A . bridge parly •
will meet at 3:30
served by the hostess late in the
Lunches and necessities fi.*r lit will I’ ri.I..y altenioon at tin1 (trangi ' afternoon
onimittee o f the be provided for by the Kiwanis ’ " ,1,f 1,1 Drlamlo.
I Among those playing were: .Mrs. i
ion of ‘the Preshy- Club. The St. Agnes (iiiild will.
.( F. Walheii. Alt- Forrest M ac!
Slaol«\ Walker and m il l \llistrr. A l l s . Tv M, King, Mrs. A .,
i will meet at 7:30 provide for one child. Three in I
lirsdny
dividunls are taking care of sever- dmi'.'hter, .lu.ni. rotiirurd home C Foster, Mrs, Ellsworth Harper,
Wesley Class will al hil<lr«‘n
Tbursilav from Bainbridge. N V. i Mrs. M Mtmirik, Mrv Chris Mat- j
r business meeting
re they have
After all business bad ........
spent
I hews and Mrs. Walker.
nt the class rooms. transacted, a lovely musical pro
1 m the gue> ts of In
Wilcox
gram was rendered. Mrs. A. M.
dnfsrlny
Phillips sang "D rifting" and “ A '
Mrs. W. Wallace Wright and !
of the Playground li t t l e Irish (lirl and Mrs. it. It.
Bib!,, exegisis, "D eliver2 o’clock nt the Dens and Mrs. It. ('. Bower played j Mrs. obert J. Holly spent Thursday '
Husband’s U^ife.’M ’nder'the' ,lil ” ♦
'
»,|,nn" f° r
^
h !'
forWnrd
a piano duel.
i afternoon in Orlando as the guests
.
KT
, .(In*
i i' . Oil f* rttlny
Inin
any
Dighton.
turn
off Hart, Nason,
and, with
, mornihff
/V ,
.. v «*fk.. an unilm* huntiMi upon
1
1 on#^
^ ^
nf
the
former's
brother.
Julian
.
Vll|
„
f
-t
.
.
.
.
.
|thi*
(lurden
C'irclo
will
n^o*'l
man.
The hostesses for the afternoon '
fcting of the Literai
Milano
for
its
showing,
tins
plav
'
4
|
.
4
..
.
t-Vv
Howard.
F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 'will
„.;ll i>o
, prosontod
_
* i m ;truly
» a pro 11
promptly
Entertaining
ii, her
usual
nt of the Woman’s Mrs. Vi.-lie Williams and Mrs. It.
..
' J .,nt 10f,o rlm
. k at tho homo
,
Sutidav School, tt:30 o'clock. It. s. efossionnl
■ \ mannor.
■
ol Mr«*.
on ilu^hov
gracious manner, Mrs. (Ieorge A.
iVlock.
A. Winston served lint clmcalate . \|,<s
. - Nam
. Ihichton
..
, .
Louise
I
lii'iislu
i',
M
j,
W.
Ware,
sitperinlernlaut♦
I
1st
root
lor
tho
dismission
ot plans
DeCotto-,
was
hostess
Friday
at
Sing Circle will meet and wafers as refreshments.
Mac,
I
Munir Departniont
land appointing «>f rominittoos for
Cobb. T. C. A111■i■Li in
P i (m i l u n g , I I o ’, lock.
her lovely home mi Park Avenue,
chert Speer nt 3 1
1Cm I y Outlaw v. ■re ani'uig iliii.
The committees are busy with|,|u. Annual Flower Show. At the
I
A
SaiiiinieiH.il
ervue
will
ini
the gi|c<ts being members of tilt'
plans for the < ceil Arden concerl i-orieliisioii of this business, there
m SatilAii,| att, •tiding Hie " | [
Foi f nightly
Duplicate
Bridge tial iliuleK follow the sermon.
to be given on Jan. Id. Mrs, R. wil| be u garden run to the home
Buneli'' bow i i ••■■l.iuiio Thin
(
lull
The
I
luce
Kpwoiib
Leagues
will
ktirsdny
E. Tolar, wlm lias charge of tick ,lf Mr. nllll Mrs. oy Svmes in Loch
' evening.
ptinna buzuur of the
\a I o'elot k a delectable five bold their deVot iioiidl meetings .it els, announces that they are being 1Amur. The garden of this place
t!
H
it
I
o'eltvk.
lili will lie held next
i* arse luncheon was served. The
Ml's. < n:ii b- - T Fill
Evening preiiihing service, 7:3.1 printed ami inn) he obtained trout 1is scared yu year old, ami yet is
bsket." on .Magnolia
daintily appointed luncheon tnable
her nexl^ week She suggests their j no beautiful, and so cleverly plnnunlay for \Hant.i, Cut
was Ini dwith a handsome cloth o'clock.
um' as ( Kristinas iiresents, and the tK,,| t() utilize every niiturnl advanwill spend I lie liolbla«
Prayer
meeting.
Wednesday,
7:30and was centered with a large ailpriecs are extremely moderate., tngt. that it will-prove a profitable
mot lior.
ver basket tide dwith marigolds o'eloek.
j'riday
i
I lie regular ticket sale will open |study for those |duuning changes
Music for the preaching services on Tuesday after ( hrislmus.
Continuous from !
Explorer Threatens
I ami ferns. The place cards and
twiar given hy the •H u lin n
i in their own grounds. There will
To Tell "What He Has Not I Mr. and Mrs. alpli Lubin.-ki other details were suggestive of under the direction of Mrs. Victor
lub of the Baptist '
An
interesting
item
is
the
fact
be
no
individual
notices
sent
out
have returned from their wedding
Robert ‘-on.
held at store next
Told Before” About Flight trip and arc now pleasantly located |the autumnal season.
that in crossing on the S. S. (ieorge |for this meeting, and circle memMONDAY ‘ ,
A cordial irivitntieu to all of tin Washington this summer, Mrs. D. j bers are requested to bo promptly
|
Dining
the
afternoon
an
excep
Of Norge To The North Foie ill Mrs. A. K. Power’s apnrlments
meetings
of
this
church.
tionally interesting game of dupliBe will meet with
I . Drummond, lust year s chairman j ut Mrs, Dightun's at the time men- 1
Florence Vidor,
ion Ninth Street.
. ( __... ,,, | IM
tlt lthe,
111 tinned.
of the Music Department,
bad
II ate bridge was played.
The
Ighton on Hughey
NEW YORK, Dee. -I t/1’1 Oen. I
Greta Nias
pleasure
of
meeting
Miss
Arden,
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
tluck.
I Umberto Nobile threatens to “tel! i The many friends of Mrs. (ieorge I rives, pieces nf Italian Majidiee
Very general satisfaction is In
and
of
hearing
her
in
ii steamer
Bible
School
tt:45
o'clock,
It.
A.
in
ware,
were
wvii
by
Mrs.
\V.
J
.
|vvhnt he has not told before" about Fellows, who have been quite ill
evidence over the election of Mrs. '
concert.
Mrs. Drummond is en
TICK
the flight of the dirigible Norge for several yeeks at Florida Sani ■Thigpen and Mrs. Harry B .Lewis Wilson general superintendent.
J.
tiibbs as recording xerretnry
"The Popular Sin’*
thusiastic over the beauty <>f the
over the ‘North Pole, in conse- tarium at Formosa, will be glad I Covers wer clmd for Mrs. Frank | Communion 1! o'clock.
to fill the place recently left va
singer,
and
was
enraptured
with
TUESDAY
This is Woman's Day through
unmial meeting of jqULMice of a reo|ieiiing of a ipiaiTel
cant through n resignation. Mrs.
to learn that she has returned Miller, Mrs. Hurry It. Lewis, Mrs.
her exquisite voice.
,»,i
(iihli.'i served the past mlminisi.ru"A Fain! Footstep**
ers <*f the First ; with Roald Amundsen ami Lincoln home, and although still confined W. J . Thigpen, Mrs. (I. D. Bishop, out the UrotherhiMd and the morn
ing message will he delivered by
The Music Department is plan-Dion ns parliamentarian, and la n
of Sanford, Florida, |Ellsworth over the leadersbiji of to her bed, she is greatly improved. i Miss Katherine Wilkcy. Mrs. Hat Mr-: I. t>. Turner of Daytona ning for this mouth's meeting u valuable addition to any board nf
MILANE NEWS
Wight and Mrs. DeCottes.
I the flight.
in accordance with I Animal en lias cabled from New
managers, as she is an experienced
Beach, Stale Secretary of Woman's program of Christmas Carols.
Tho many friends of Mrs. J. 1>
Work
Social Department
club woman, wise in counsel.
Tuesday. Juminry Ybrk to the Aero Club of Norway Woodruff will regret to learn ih.ti
MODERN LEAPT
Christian Endeavor, tldlll o'clock
clock n. in. in the ; requestiug that bis anil Ellswortle ' she is ill nt her home on Sanford
.Abu,, than HKM1 motor buses me
Evening service, 7 ;3U o'clock.
now t raw ling back and forth in
of the bank, for the names In- withdrawn as honorary Heights.
I members. The
message "indigthe shadow of the Sphinx, serving
3
onrd of directors t>»
FIRST C lll'H t II OF CHRIST,
a population which formerly de
itytntly protests" Hint Nobile is in jointly told,
Roald Amundsen had pended upon tho camel.
s o n : N i l ST.
suing year, to h#nr [ this country making gross mis 1
Motor
i
no
part
in
the
plans fur the flight, vehicle equipment in Egypt con
Christian Science services arc
:ers and to transact statements, thereby ridiculing the
liness as may pro- name of Norway, in a lecture tour i And he did nothing on the flight sists of HH1JI private cars, 4233 held every Sunday morning in the
with tile consent of the club. Ells itself. After he nnd I signed odr taxis, 1533 trucks and the motor , Woman's Club, Ou t Avenue near
ore the meeting.
Third Street, at 11 o'chvk; Sun
worth says, however, that he knew roiilrnct he ciiiiie over l«> America bus units.
Whitnr, Cashier
day School at 1(1 o'clock. Subject
nothing of the cablegram, but will j aIl(j delivered lectures.
He was
for tomorrow, "(Jod (lie Only
buck up Amundsen.
I
INSURANCE ION T IM E
|mn t e a
I gone for six months, during which j
Massachusetts* compulsory in- Cause and Creator’’.
In a speech Nov. 15 nt ii theater
I, Tuesday, December here, Nolnle was quoted ns saying |time I was in Rome, getting ready ! surance law is forcing many mo
Wednesday
evening
services
nlng
of
Annual that the idea of a flight over the I for t bo flight."
testimonies of
|torists to tnko out insurance on which include
ut "Y e
Firuside North Pole in an Italian dirigible
As to his lecture, Nubile says j' the deferred payment plan pop Christian Science healing, are held
on Avenue, loirge originated with tho Italians, and
ularly adopted by automobile den!-1at 7 o'clock.
(the
only change he will make m
♦finished gifts on that Premier Mussolini ordered
This Churcch maintains a free
it s .
Insurance can be purchased
risitoro entitled to last summer’s successful flight it is to cease being silent as to for as low a rate as $3 down and i Reading
Room. No. 517 First
drawing for special over the pole.
Amundson's part in the flight. remaining cast payable m six National Bank Building, where the
I Bible and nil nulori/.ed Christum R
Nobile, wlio is at the Uitz Carl He Inis an English translation of a months.
Science literature may lie reead. •WlkMIMWiniWMmMMTOMtUWMIMIJVMIMMMIMMMtWMHWanMIMiWniTWMWMMlWMMMlWM
ton
Hotel,
displayed
a
copy
of
bis
letter
of
thanks
he
says
Dr.
Ralph
M Sale will be held
In i rowed or purchased.
Open
T R A F F IC IN LONDON
'l Wiggly Saturday speech in support of his clfum Hint Tlioinnieson, president of the Aero
Traffic problems have ............
London( daily xn-pt Sundays and holidays
text Club, sent to the Italian govern
phe Kuthryn-Mallury it was perfectly fair, Th,
shows thut he asserted Amundsen ! merit in which (Jen. Nobile is crcd- worried and many plain, for reg- ( from 3 to 5 p. in.
All are welcome to attend otti
nrrived at the same idea as the ited with having made the flight ullltion to sjm ed vehicles Oil tile
Italians
independently,
hut
later,
possible.
streets
me
being
considered.
El
our
services and ti* make iiho id
IN CLASS
and that Nobile stressed the conThe quarrel of the explorers evuted viaducts for motorists mid the Reading Room.
o'tilt Herring an-trilnitions of Amundsen and Ells- broke out shortly after the Norge pedestrians, dividing ground high- 1
--------feopening of her worth
>'■ i n to
i i . the
b t i v expedition’s
( a | Jv, ta i M 1' 11 rr n
i i i i v n o I landed in Alaska after Nobile made ways into fast, slow and medium |
success.
F IR S T B A P T IST ( HURCH
lessons to begin
“It is possible," he said when in a statement which
Amundsen lanes mol construction under
Sunday school, !t:3(t o’clock,
p!,'-7 at 511 North formed of the resignations, “that claimed took the credit of leader ground thoroughfares are among!
Morning worship and sermon II
I shall tell what I have not previ ship from the real commanders.
the plans considered.
(o'clock.
I Sermon subject, "The Sentence
»
., >’'
Cjuoled Mure Frequently Than
Any Otlier^in the English l.iui
gunge.”
Yc.ing People’s Unions (1:15 o
clock.
Evening worship and surmnn 7:3(1
o’clock. Hereon subject, "From u
j Cripple to a Crusader."
i Church Funmily Nnight vVednesilfP L ^ P CDWfclHIMGr YOU «o)i0ULD
iliiy evening 7:30 o’clock,
KROW AffOllT----j The First Huptist, Church cordi
ally invites citizens and visitors.
J
!
I
F
f
f
Mrs. (ieorge I)eCottesj
Kntertains Members! ]tlU"\
Of Fortnightly Clubi,ui" '
NOBILE ATTACKS
NOTED EXPLORER
ON LECTURE TOUR
Amusements
hi
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This Space Reserved
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“ A Substantial Jew eler in a Substantial C ay
J
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m io R s
W atch This Page L c i?y
Big- display of silk gowns, teds and >1
bloomers. Table of silk crepe o
chine gowns, white and flesh. Beat
tifullly lace trimmed. Fine qualil
Crepe for
Uy Kthol
DOtS'ITT IT GtT
Dip GOM VKHfcfl
'JJCTE.H TOWl^.FKT^y,
\
•
Silk Step-Ins, All colors. Special 1<
for Christmas n
,'u■
A New York-Montrenl air mail,
passenger and freight line may be
established next spring, according
ito Major General John F. Ryan,
[ president of the Colonial Air
Transport Corporation of Canada,
M:
FIXTURES
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F I R S T P R E SB Y T E R IA N
Sunday School 9:45 u, m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. in.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. ni.
You are Invited to worship here
There will be special music both
morning and night. In tho morn
ing, Mrs. James Mathers and Jo e ,
Graham will sing a duet. At night
the male quartet will sing.
Our line of fixtures Is both or'1
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nateental and terviceabls at
genuine savings prices. Why
lay out large sqms when Just
attractive and serviceable
cturoa con b« hod at economi1 ' W M t S t * our Une bo
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paragraphs detailed the defensi- turned vertically to a c t as brakes I
contention .ngsjn# t . ’, .,the lock-up . . v e i n s t the wind.
5a* lh* MttJdtntti
c ily one thrco-llne pp.rnjrrnph i 1 Wind gusts can’t upset it.
ence” in the two wings.
.At
. . all forward, .ev^, jj*
Hill's story touched o:i Lho govern
It can be controlled at very low * I' mes, he says, the front surfneo
big- state roun<J-up at DeLand.
’i'c"' coiuiEoi's ftfcr.il. merely r •
M l ;. r-s :n i auto mobile is eon -1 ni!st hnvo A four-degree largu:
„ rl» Hi-Y ch b Two teems" were chosen for the
irsr tlml A tice Promt rem* "t:
bil thriiu»:li ahifting gtmr.s,
«nglo of incWencq’’ than the tear
members Monday I game competttioii and after thirty
j. '•"i.ieti''. what tli'* d ' fc:iso h
It
can
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ali'iofit
ntrnigbt
u*>.)
fitufaeo
q| the wing*.
fiaptiet church, minutes of fun the meeting ndsaid.
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1‘lano Stable
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i 4b* *0 members put Jonbnod.
NEA Service Writer
Gct rge G. H1H, publicity man for
\’. 't i..i>t tli.me riutuay.looking pin-1 “There m ust-bo two supporting 1
I t sshihlUon of fancy
Lake Monroe school to have ath | WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.— The Doheny, is the uuthor of the gratu
Y«bi‘<* there ?*i sotre surprise nt x* .. , I ttffiitr.v “ t"P helicotera.
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wide and hand- letic fielu.Mr. Jacobs, principal of
surfaces for thia typo of plana u,
" ASIIINGTOK^
itous
reports.
Hill
used
t
o
be
a
come— almost!
l pone polling leather. tha school, and "P op” L^tnkin, " Y ” millennium has
'I-- ii ;uu method of publicity,
. InkiN (.ood in l e s t
I be sui'cosBful," he aaya.
"One ^ " ^ H t i c
newt puper man himself.
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The
Washington
a orscii pendent
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titrl publicity men •’ r
was in charge of Mrs. physical director, tentatively laid
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(ets
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lights
hero
before
:nui
t
be
placed
aheud
of
the
other.
I" '^Position to
On the eve of the trial Ili!]
.* ■ « the Y. M. C. A. sec-1 out the field. A regulation [>0x60- who does not care to drag him
oil it:- vis'd ■ were swarming a!
" “I ni;vx air officers the t This is called
‘staggered.’ The ■
R. GouH
issued u pamphlet entitled ‘Facts
*’'.;T,e. W.vn,, when ir. ■' •r |-i;»n** *. i: :i in ivablt* wings per-J front surface must have a lurgrr rpcrn^V »'lected iq*
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basketball court, baseball din- self way out to the court house and Figures in the California O i l ; o.i e '
a » 4 Episcopal' pioneers mond, volly ball courts and small where Edward L. Oeheny and Al
j !;iit i;iv Icing legality ,*f the T*\,
I - -.1 a well as a rv plane with angle of inrid«ncn than the rear, j 1'*’1 tlut l»tc Seaufl
imkrL the regular monthly |playground fo r the younger chil bert B. Fall ate being tfied for Case.” At the bottom of o v u y !
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c l< use were being trie-:.
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'*It, took off front I which xvo call ‘dacalngo/
tl,e thrf>--^'|
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page
was
written
the
admonition:
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next Monday. AH dren will give the school plenty of conspiracy to defcaudt he govern
.... iv usd claim warm frii . !
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tha
prbper
atagger
and
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“Keep
this
compilation
whpro
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notch will meet at space for athletics.
ment of a $ 100,000,000. oil reserve will always bn available to r in
■rue
v n Imnd were decnlnge, suclf b biplane is staticnl - 1
candid
■ .tit eiiilor:: or pithliuh r
'ML their regular meetThe sanator
Methodist "E ag le Foot” pioneer may have his stories on the trial
ly
stable
in
pitch
under
all
condi*
fire kouee. It was notch got together Inst night in written for him. Ho naed nevor go slant, reference.”
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:i vey 1 i
eifu cn
tonwr
‘ I’lkcd, dipped and tlcVi.
j . ..nje ,nKl«n
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f *©ain and then repair to tho new Methodir.t unnrx for their *lenr the court room,
agent’:; fa* >r
.There wiis no intimation th.it' lit.i'f tb g t where the initiation
<trnighi-:;-way,
It will novijr go involuntarily in- ' presents" hiT
lb
Mil i S r
regular weekly meeting. A full
Doheny pay* the freight on t h c j th,! ton" ’
from the F&ll-DoA fter the initiation notch was present und three now I free stories, and apparently does heny side, but it bore the name «>f
I pRedman
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' . ■ i ... ir. tVero tho n n - to a nose dive.
fui]H
will have a weiner roast.
I risit xv. h .* uister motor it
members were taken in. The notch |it gladly,
Winds gu sts cannot upaet the referred to 4he
George,
und
the
newspaper
men
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p » . ‘ haerstary met with the
voted on noxt Tuesday ns initiation
uM attain any s)>ncd rcacl.i*.! j iruchinu, for these huvo tho effect tei
It should be added, however, that knew him.
put on tlie gumo . pronight.
All
pioneers
will
meet
a
t
1
insofar
as
is
known,
no
newspaper
11 v plant .;, but thin nmilvl —?A e f moving tho. entire machine up or
fv^7<4 i
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b: tween wing tips and *? feet own. T t cannot bo stalled until
the annex and^go to tho lake front, |man here has yet availed himself
Now came the spec hilly prepared,
,* * ••.*: of p:*ti..i«t i.
B ap tist pioneers under
; fr*u t la rear— in cmiipped ( -he Operator lc-aes control, or bo
Httfanaan Morria met in the
*'f u,ho Hote* Forrest Luke, of .thin remarkable opportunity to trial stories by the same author I ha 1.* ' \. A. Merri1!, in .ti in
fhe Pipe
v id: a dr» hor <:*|i, '.ver r.lotor.
It ’ Lhro.vn info a nose dive ugainst the
•search al »*.*• (
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a good time had by ull.
■own story.
|pilt’a will.
( From George G. Hill. ’ and wrlttt( ll f' M
nt. iV Teche .i"v
i ivc'f.h-** only Mu!) noiiuds
'.four-fold program was put
H|« Bapih,,
This notch voted to go to -the
in good newspaper style.
listing of the ritual. Ten
i <*f a.i airpiar > tii
. ! " ! r r''?r* " r ,l‘'c r s ? n - , , i s nUi-| "'I Ills Plano Ii .i h no ’control drag,’
I ' !l
of bibl*
study Q
and
discus- .. I xt
rit For the newspaper
men j*u s t \
1 Th<
I. answer t ■ lh'* 7i'j-h.•
PWP V*
wiutB Stuujf
HU Uincuv. x we ’put on the
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!lt tlu’ because tlie fusilngv remains nt all
Will hold tKeiri
i ten minutes of educational ! ua* th‘‘rt’ Aftcr ‘ h e r rogulur pro- don t believe in Santa Olaiis. And with tin* selecti.
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*:age.
I n - whe *1 ' t :mes horizontal to lho ground and ,
f nx'iut-r**.
<■’ llu Jury at; I i,sl
and thirty minutes of j
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f
. w*» “ ‘ken ran* when one side in un important the gallant figli
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Tka notch jh growing ru|i- o'clock S ‘ **v",,iUUrT
Ut ”
‘ rial writes its own narra- j illK
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•f
ia"' r.'l
t.T ! h ^ f u dhigol ; Mti riil lik,!ns th" «,|a,u’ '» High’. ,
Dec. 9th 1 1
to number and interest under both on hand
t.ve of what happens and sends the •, rosPl.llt 1)(II-S pi'optltuil
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U* ... ur:. lb-* addl’d ur <! *“ ’•'rd •“ flight, since© a bird, ii
lip of Mr. Morris, who
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result to all the correspondents, I j U|.y ll(, |ot-k*-i, up during the ll . .1
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pioneiT noteh with thi»y begin to ciiRt iiRpnragUR at f
very active in the Sunday
' *'i '' :«r ability of Ihe w i n g s 1 |nu ticuhir.j
the buzzard,
hns
D was ipiickly noUi.l I *;•
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•nd church work of th< Leader Houston and Morris met Ihe donor's motives.
il • lif.e or drop, 1 wings of siieli r.-n '.ruction thut theil
whereas
lit
good-si.-,
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night
at
the
Raptist
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air rolls up underneath and hns
church with u large number of pi
th * notch.
.Monro* pioneers notch met oneers on hand. After the riluul
ickool Monday afternoon at was gone through with Mr. Hous
Vk>«k with a full notch pro* ton led in u hible study lesson. L a
; H r. Jacobs, principal of the ter Morris was in charge of the
was in charge of the meet- games. The notch was very inthu^.Considerable business was slu: tlc over Ihe Del.and round-up
_ and most of (iu*m .signified their
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Del.and_____
rounddJdetuMd. The game pro- 1,n“ ‘ntlt,n of being on hanjl for the
i*.WM very interesting to the 1F ° ° " tiaics.
A/t<*r their regular
©
itid they had to be persuaded
period the hoys adjourned
t When the time came for nd0 l’^0l’k
meet ilext Tuesday
lent. The notch ununimous- n*Fht ut 7 :J 0 o’clock ut the same
y.voted to name their notch the ,,lnce*nd Lamb notch.
.
Wednesday
Tuw,d«/
I Longwood ".Silver Fox ” pioneer
u * n°tch mot m thp notch mpt in lht‘ l i l y hall at LongWr’ .1? u« an ftn<l fh 11
under their
leader. Knlph
'iil K
. d rCCt° r . preBent- an,fer* a " d ‘ he “ Y " secretary. A
£
lpb, V d t(o nT ° .the,r noU:h ful* notch wa“
hand und an eii^
. ' “Flying
Squirrel
pioneer joyable program was put on
A
,
majority of the pionoors indicated
|WF ° “r " ow members were taken their intentions of attending the
$ . i M th« regular program gone atate round-up ut DeLund. After
KSSrJrf"fkoWKh‘ FractlcaHy every the 3-mimitc game period tho
m
o t tjip boys arc going to tho meeting adjourned nt D o’clock.
olher motivepov
Democrats
No Seat]
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•» •"•»* •«* .•»• t™u. «r * * » " u .!
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Econom y Is W hat
IS, Doc. J . - T h e
French
"Wiien
refer to me in code
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” oeo you ruler
W Uirlce has just rhnnged if dispatches," asked Al
(iiiicuri*
■ COuo for secret diplomatic "wbut nume do I d raw The
sndence because of an as- young uttache Idm lied, und finally
S »?oincaro.
^ n ^ “ ° V<ry mnd* ,,y Die - 1blurted: "Harbiiho.i.” Harbi. lmi,
: means "th e little bearded one," or
lo la thia person ‘Tutu’ r e - 1“littlo whiskers." The Premier
to in thia dispnteh?" tin* did not smile. The next day, lioxvller aaked a young uttache.
ever. Foreign Minister Hriaml refchitcherin, Monsier lu I*_«««.-j wived the following note:
was the reply. "And K ik i? ”
Deur Lulu, please ask vour
*# Premier
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Volie A. Williams is in a position { \> dove
suited to serve the rank a;id /5ie cf otii
RALEIGH , N. f?., Dec
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f k i n g of the Washington Senators
I a nd the world champion St. Louis
2 v c *£ dinu,“.
Th * two clubs will meet in u five
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u w. k.
CUUnty nC* ro- to,,ny WUH entered
on l ^c n ,h‘s of the state prison as
u llfe Prisoner instead of going to
tho electric chuir.
His nentcnco
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BBOINH SEARCH
Morse Case Goes To jflf
Jury In New York !IJ
chainin',-
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 . - ( A » ) - T l , e !
1 nap of C. A. Benjamin and Hurry
Mt.rae, sons of Charles Morse and
three others indicted for misuse of
the mails in coimoctiui) with sales
of slock
. of
. shipping
. , . and other
lat*ntdiitrl$$f*d-
Burdott, Hupert
M.
De Rivera Plot Is
Frustrated In Spain
HEN AA YE, France,
Bpaniah
IL E , D*c. 8.— ^$*) — The
t ’ flM fd cutter Tallapoosa do1 today tor tha Gulf of Moxpatrol shipping lanes, pro Border, Doc. i - ( A h — Another plot
* in $ box course to Havana against General Prlmo Do Rivorn,
^ k ffo rt to locate the mias Spanish military dictator, i i re* aon*r Araene
flyf lA f f t l e k M a J - . B ,
E arly W*dnosday m orn ln f #r*At
t. officer, and Opaat Activity o f Madrid pol
on b o u d i i W t e n t l o ^ j n i »f,
ricOjjie ?n jt ‘vay they wished to he served.
toinat •Vh, lettuce
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[Gri'l.i. 11,37(1.781
M . (nuking and
ai,* 11,,* principal
r,i* "ilam atim i of
I xxii- begun. .7,000,
l*"l|l|,l io the agri,Hi- iiilioxviiig crop.
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reluct 1on in
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progress, inr “ m * and tulms,
f “anillcd hy t |„.
|r"1 "(“'Ned here. A
" “iking possible
I?" »’« r « low price
f "cturers, has on[ty riri“ to make
tin*(* price of tires,
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o rti
fm ff
the
ll‘ " f automobile
feri.il for the next
Roykey's Tire
M :!11 East Second
PK to an announce
*v •»> the manage*
ams, this morning, and Is on flje.
cry-
xie.
[Tire Shop
ms Big Sale
S e T S m g o M °fS .
V o t dodu! ' ■” V’ f°QhaJ c j ° . ,onff dictated feel that
gent enough to vote for the maifthev d<■ '” (° '-a«f°rd is most certainly inteillhave shown this by ge ting i usv navin ' e b ^
ay city com m issioner-they
next Tuesday, D ec^bcr^7th T a K
m v o t e '1
^ and on
evidently do, and are entitled to then .m C n a i
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ehaiige, and let’s don’t be so dictatorial, « . « "et“ don’t have f . & L ™*ke u t t .
especially when both candidates are lum bers »nH 1 ™ » “T«h8W ter in politics
same cons deration. Let’s be mil w
’ ? nd most certainly, deserve ..the
zens.
Jc and act ‘‘ he free born, red.blooded American citl-
i ,he above letter was sent to Volie A. Will/
himi- c-L, sprouts,
*K*1-. •mli, cnrrols,
latii- cantaloupes.
l«nt, Englislt peas,
ksl, k'"(liral.i, let''kra, onions, pepGalishes, rnih*.
k»h
»h. -pinaclt, sweet
naie, -truxvberrie*,
**• 'civet kt-uns,
'I "aternielons.
t
of course, a rlo.,’ political b.! '.’T b u t it f a S ^ t o wo?rk.1’ <Under8tand our
K t ^ vo boea
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• The organic or vegetable mat,*
1r““ '* the one deficient subslutixv
, ,n "'"-d Fioiida soils. Stalde ton
' " “ re eoinliiiicd with >o,l cn*ps js
e,’e most practical way „ f supply
mg this vegetable material 1 > ax
1erage s„il.
Root systems ,»t p. i
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pa tin * masses on th* E*
pe.vneot Station farm haxe tiee 1
found to be very extensive, and e\
lend w, II .1 • m;„ the s,,t|.
I’erm. i: n i c - t u i . s of ( nrpei
D; Hi: . II* t main and C in tip cl*
i i i p s c s \x:ih
l.espedeza, properlv,
grazed with good dairy cows will
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■INO. F. PEARSON
M r L A N D K it A U C A D E
M* 1 ndS
SILVER LAKE CASINO
TIJKSDAY NIGHT
A JOLLY COLORED ORC HESTRA
W ll.l, I'k A Y
SANFORD'S PRIDE
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AS A DAILY D IET
Announcing
V\re wish to announca
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- NOTHING BETTER
AriKTiViii) I’lull as low as Sf.no pep <|jty
Uiui) IIreakfast (JOc to $1.00
to •*:::*»
RoKular Luncheon $1.50
m.
Servetl I rum 1 in 2 :.T() p. in.
and all business entrusted, v
AV vi.i
to-our care; "We mainCffigSS
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« ur own loss adjusting
Spudal Dinnur $1,511
liancincf Every Tue.sduy and Friday
pur linen tf and especial at*;
tention is given automobil^i
8:80 to 11:30 p. m.
$1.00 per couple*
disliko
antoed pure and cleanly made
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SPECIAL — DANCE — FEATURES
Tieketn A t Hotel Desk
This is Your Hotel
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F ira t National Bank Bldg.
Make it The Community Center
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‘Phono 720 ****v.J. \\
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and is in varied flavors.
Seminole Creamery Co.
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Ui’ompi and careful at-y|
Icut ion will Ijo given any *
Special Lunelieon $ 1.00
Keg’ulaf UiniKT $2.00
&
es of fire and allied b ran ch -^
es of insurance, including*^
all forms of Ronds and Cas- i}#>
11a 11y co vo rage.
n
European lMan SjH.OO per dny
S o rv o tl fr o m
“ KNIGHT
NEILL" we have increased^
oui- office and outsitlo facil
ities for earin«>* for ail class- -,JI
EVERY ROOM WITH RATH
licK'uIar Hi cakrast .$1.50
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that since taking over th e^9
the lire insura a e Agency
’ Served from G:,”»() io 8 :0 0 p. m.
people
R O O M 16
ROUND DANCE FROLIC
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- 1many
h an d and o f f i c i a l seal
d a y o f , D e c e m b e r, A
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| Hotel Forrest Lake i
%II Vt*;tlTIMRVII*:NT Fu ll PAVING
lill*
. j cream? They arc few ami far
Ii IiIm Will ho rm’flVfil li)
Hi^ H i m r d nf r«»uniy (’iiiiimhuliHU’r*
III jiihI for HdiiiIiiuIm Coniiiy. florliln between becaune it in not on
•it 111«•11* iit xt remilur meMlntf !♦» ««
l»*4Id In Hit* Courl Houm* ul Hanfjiril ly pleasantly
palatable, but
Klu.* (Hi Tumdny.
tin.
m r, nt 10 iiVInck AM. for oomtrurthitf a NIiik Foot <D) rook roail. »ur- also highly nutritioun ua an
fHce Iri*aI«•<!. on Mult* Hiront rroni
liny street. t« Drfkh ' J omsui. Avenue, article c f food. Ours is tftiur'n tin* Town of Oviedo. Kin.
calls l f " r ippears office.
W itness m y
h the ‘•art coast
th is tho J In d
H°m i* bcatoB . to a l l —*
Ti
wha run to the
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MARRY IF Lonely; most suecets- j
V
ful “home maker" hundreds rich, Hurt* ic e cruaiti is v e ry K H o t i i A
strictly
ch illlru "* •'nn ,lul
yejirs experience; u«.»cii|»m»iu»
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"T h * Successful C.lub Mrs. NubIi ,
foy tHcil- eldern.
Box 550 Oakland, California.
• ‘e r t l f l e i l C h e c k f o r
ti e r c e n t o f
a m o u n t *.f I H , l l o m * e o .n | ia t i y
l. ld l o ho r e ta i n * -*! (•»' H o a r d In l ie u
o f H o a d u n t i l w o r k Is a r . ' * | t t e d .
. P U . i l * sad * p v d D c a l J n : i s n i u v b»
n l .t iiT n e d from C o u n t y
E n g in e e r*
i
A. ( ’. ( a . N J K I t , M g r.
for the entertainm nt of tourists, way that wilt pay good dividend
as well as Sanford residents.
11>> tlie daiixman xxlule lie 1- farm
It is expected I but step.- wilt mg.
soon be taken to establish tennis
courts, shuffl,'board and lawn I ~T~7 " ----- r .
howling greens within the imme
diate vicinity of tlie hotel, all to
be 11(11*11 to the general public as
well as to visitors.
"Everything
possible will be
done lo hoot.t the hotel and the
city of Sanford and. by providing
entertainment mid regular dances 1
we believe we will be doing our
V
part to encourage the tourist ( o '
come here," was the statement J i!n
mud,, to,lay*by Howard Hulick. A
“‘•“'inal charge of $1 will be made
for duncing, it was announced.
The one thing thut keeps the uveruge individual from being a tynartls luck of authority. —Win
ston-Salem Sentinel.
i
x
ludd and severnl suggestions rntule Imitd Flordni soils m u praetieul
.G f,:
CJ~/>V*. (/-/,
-1;! » l av. ; -" , | <;;»»«!
"^U M.r"* A "
Cottonseed Meal
“ "otll.T picking, w h ic h ,h,!* 1' r " u,"i
larger towns mm l*eaeli ( entrul School
", I " lak'' ,h' - (•>>"•• Mr. Ixiimblex'
Where there xx *i . siieli 11 l,v
, ’ ‘C 1 “ H" of lettuce on Thurs ,ll-' " “ ad for acreage t, , -uh ilivi
<a>
,4i" "
ptuposes t|„* large dniix
lurins sold nt a piemiim,
T|„*s,
s
were
te itilc, laxviis hiii I
■ubhert- could lie grown so suessfully on these - o il-, they at
acted the luiveis.
' l l o' the prize acres of c m ,
-. I'loilueetl m FbThin luixt* m a ilc e x t inns for daneos in the ballroom ! tensive use of stable
fertilize
of the Hotel Forrest Luke on each i’rnvticnlly all of the high yields
Tlie: day
anil Friday
evening
pro,laced ,.u dairy
evening 1 ,mw*
throughout -11 lit* season
and for I arms.
(S.al)
; '3 v,4 'vE
Kn"n'y'
........ . ,,f I'eren.lier, A. ( (|,,n i.i«
v. .
*l,rwi* ^*^,on Award■v:'
Regular Dances To |s^rul
Be Given During !
Year At New Hotel
i iv nece-vary time to the of fice of Commissioner and is the man best
•**“ -
- •'** , •.
.....
( lul) Hoy Captures
good f.
[in i-i. ii.^r^n.i.tuig
ts, offers thirtyhips fin the table
lien forage crops,
ppar.igus, brusse's
I'l-cts, cabbage
uliflower, eueuiuklery, cotton, corn,
♦nt, English peas,
kohlrabi,
kale,
•laid, onion sets,
■snips, pumpkins, other entertainment features which
irutnluigus, rape, would tend to make a community
lifiash, strawber- gathering place for the pursuit of
push onions, to- pleasure were announced last night
vh11*rmelons uixi i ,>V Hownr<l ‘,,ul Bhnnnfieltl Hulick,
I operators of the hotel.
Tile dances are expected to prove
I“l‘* are Bermuda
|exceedingly popular with the .-it
»**. velvet beaii.i,
, izons of Sanford and are to he cmDpc, vetch, soy
ti title! until the end of the .Jenson,
Digg;,, weed, kudaccording to the Hulick brothers.
l.er grass,
At Friday’s meeting of the Salt
lord Chunbet of Commerce, a dis
♦ may
hi? cusf.ioti concerning the entertain
land, outit, ment I eat u res of the hotel was
Ir.'. ,
A man is needed on The
out at tiie weaUv l. *^*1^*n * o f V * . • y 'a. !w* urrcd '" sometime, was brought
xvliile , m.* of our good citizens have n o u - lii t h i U ^ r i a i n S f c
qMlV
desired to v ittn to overv drHi! i
Yc . •a terta,n small group in our city
and at thin meeting’ an e'"‘ »rf wmi
k ^ff^rs, even as to how we should vote,
favoring one o f its two n e m h r m -ulid '
^ ,aiI,ber of Commerce record as
mw,Uil ' “ purity that he could not
understand the consequence of his 'I
, M U.
’
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th * covered veranda. Dining
” pw,,eM 1,1 wh‘ri> thoy »ro in te r-.
“» * kitehan and breakfast nook '
^ “nt U) thc JurV 1“ federal I
*m v*ftiantly and economically . co“' t
Afternoon.
1
Ih e othpr
defendants werc'i
litfc* .second story. T h e - ^ ucb “t" 1 iA • single foot of space . l } ? 0* * 0
‘ of the
.
"o
■ parson*
Robort were
Broughton.
1 wenty-fiv«
Indicted. |
th ‘three bud^ •Aeh
op*n on the tiny central but the charges against All •but
six wero gradually dropped.
\ C (fm R
l-lif'li.' of tin* pe
|li. the bulletin
IT F A IL
mutl!,,r l1ht,/ t," tt,mt*
ho WBtt
convinced the negro was of Huch
fulnear, informality, com. typified in the DutchftjAl types of homes, Probably
most popular of all of them is
Oxford, u model of seven
Mrii
h*s everything thul possibly
lid bo offered In a house of its
V T A 1 tho cost complete, includ!.lall basement, heating system
r lurdwood floors, often is uh
i*|a $$, 000— sometime* a few
N d jnore.
.
U UriDg room, 15 by 21 f*ct,
I lATg* fireplace und looks out
in ihe coming few months,
s his own thinking.
state
•^vpenH, rapt*.
f J Florldit l 0 n Nt‘riuB <iUri " lC, W* ,‘ °°mmuted last night by G«vw Florid* pn*-scaicm.
The «™,.» a «
’
ltor* will battle the Cardinals i n "
W Ml U " n- , ,
J j j f t h d * training camp at Avon I
,
“f " l ^ P$rk, Flo., March 21 and 22 and lnck nK "
near here.
) world champions will meet the D*» was to have been executed Inst
thhingtan team
nt
Tampa, month but was granted a reprieve
ch 21), 30 and 31.
toduy. Governor McLean in comQ M B0FM 08T po pu la r, dutc
______ _
>(;i
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IV2K
Pic, u
III.
,
7 ‘ ....... •'(I’ltiNf; CROPS is Ihe CHEAP-1
t:*ST; tin* MOST LASTING ;im| SAFEST?/
'OIII’CVo f AMMONIA you can lisp. PURE- L
I.N \ l’/(.KI A RLE; a HOME product, and wl
tlu' SOUTHERN COTTON PLANTER p!
certainly needs your support now.
Ihalf *.f lb,*
Volie A. Williams believes l/u«: (!., t.ta e has com, v- he ii
a City Commissioner should represent all the people
and not a chosen i'-cv,.
»e iv - v
,«r-n
:•* faction and will have no political debts to pay.
Volie A. illiams believes S.-nfon' - c c J s a h r rii <>i- .
riissionoii'. G placed in office he will exert all his
power to give Sanford a'iargei Co.amission.
____—
P°,,nunti
IS All)
TO PERTH ITY OP
FARMING LANDS
d a ir y in g
in ford N eeds Today
rrom ise i
n
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th.* Acts .V................' I,up,rr 7930 “f
xvlll *. ll , | |„,| . “ "WS Of J-'l.trldu.
I t n n k l n u t ....
M‘ a u c t i o n at Its
‘ " r t i ' T ,.f M u n n u l l s
I I t.-el... i, x
■ ‘ " • " i l l . P l u r l t l n . ul
m
•
”• ; y x .''':r„,v-Tf' s . ,hs
• js & S rM s K
"i, t;' v - b , r z ' x ' i
Williams
missioner!
~ r>
City Commission xvho has a maid of (.is 0 a v . xi ho
mythojogy
rather
m
y t h .,! ..,
„ ,h .r
“ '“1 than from among their little girls
III! friemN. E , , r
B . r U c t a * .»
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 , - t / l h - !
L
Sanford faces many vital probicras Hu.: eiuU
v>
?&
,jn r >
Econom y Is
___
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Econom y Is Mis Platform
C
-4
i
Di.nl.
a isaasaas
T irnlfer Poincare Called “Whiskers,”
l t ? " aA"lI,®l“Lu,u”
In Diplomatic Code
Press)
vogue in ihe protocol.
«i*
io Recent Heavy Rains
( ’hristma
jp
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i
W. II. ^tone was one of the first !
,
•««"» f«r ^ n.,. I
If not In .
, 7 , ; ;>r »
I’IIILLII* . C s a . J T
.. . .
. ttrm era -on Celery Avenue to c u l l
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knnwn $rr*iiii•••«)*
...
of ||. if cvaii 11 itSi
Io n s I I , , f u “‘. " " y v ,
IM7.
Compiled b y I lettuce,
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"
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<>"<1 • • . OH iv rs .M l,
I
HAM I I I J M . P.
1 That ili,. 'b tin t
of A g r i c u lt u r e
<1cci
k
celery .
I slated that some improvement had Kinaocln
* . hi’lil l*y IliiHkriit
sum o
' <n shown in the g, „wth.
to I’lnnt C r o p s
A
of 212 cars of perish-. was on,, .if |j„.
"BlJtfillV
*
1
1
l.’i*r|tiirMI,iti.
llit'lr
asin
i looking m I
» bios were shipped from the dis- |tw „ V , * rioting news «,f a favorable tlven a- \ l e g a l re|ir<*N«*ntii - ' * - % £ ■ ? ,
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the
week ending j
"til till* Imhx.x , ‘-" 'P . would, til Mr. Brown’s belief, N’iim
EE, Fin., Dec. 4. |*r,ict ‘luring
-V situ res I
- N.
•
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in
*1
In
" ;,v
?" Hhnrcs
■aIs ul tb« r,|
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•"•t that noxx.l’r
ll"' " '" ik e t at cutting time
“planting time” .Thursday night. In the. p r e v io u s *it'........ '
> "oust- to tea
week, 50 cars wero shipped
I ” ..........“ e,| t.;i.|»,
l«rl<la, on
,
r
,
r
’
"
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lead
those
stories
I
be
belief
.
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,n,y‘’,
s
lagricultural Flor---------|G. II. is.
[••Mtnlwr,:
<>l a Ing cr.i|, and tin* fnrniei* will
I.
le ami »«*
linic in the state
Henry Herbst is another Beard- ei, v,h .
.
m
.M P .'i i
. 10 , 1 .x
I L
, K '* ‘••’"d
for Ills prot«.,,k
,.x
duct.,,
he
-aid.
lid.
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following
4*
r_.V! nU.v ^ owcr wh«>
profit- !cept„„, , *
•" The He,aid 1 Huye,
out in one of j «d from the lettuce market of the which , “ ’
*f
celery
are on the
“ "ed that i)„. crop, iiir.inl ground at 11„.
........ .... ...
r,v
ns of the Bureau i past week.
He had one of th“
present tiniee and at
(*•
many
L,,
R**IV,
would |.ii. •be beginning ofthe, ut t jing ,eu- ,xr
[State Depnrtmei I finest stands in th. Sanford dis- “ “ei* a,,
t»«l 11ml ....... . ,
»f tha Ail*
- still,'CM
’ ll). t„
trict.
•MU'I.Mii.inr i4, t|». in, m
" e ld tbt< y ,„ r -in tlu* g**xernoieni xxill M*n.l out |
IrntitUs) “Flc-r
“•M i.x
from , x |,|,
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ilnilv
[It lists the "w
.'•TA iirennltnu to p,a,
••«»*l
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Mr It, « " * win. Ims fur,., ■
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"
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district
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If
n
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‘Pop’’ Wallace
was
among thi*
lutllltl Di'iir shnoWlMir I III* am..imt mt
Anting for the nor
1
“ IH ll
il M|■. |||||
mill I
Ih-lr until,. " II l»;iv *.r 1Ii l- «••*»,,«
for the |.,(-t
*" stiff ! , . <11 I,, |„,V
IiHi........
n. <|. \|.
'lose on the enrt side who cut
rn sections of
4" I ni t In 1 i»i «|,
I* a at c
seven year-. 1 shipped. mi,| the ,,r,ceil
«'» li 1*1ll "
cl*
ll
,lg
oust
s.lcli
is bringing I Mfii.. ,'-'
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variy in tho week. Tom ! la'si" J , "
' " ' ' ' The He.aid both bore an,I
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Hawkins watt another. Both crops , wilh
,w
•( s. niiiit.i,
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III** N\<f.
,». , t
,)' ("*i -s I***x itt 4 - - I SO U .
I t . . , I.| .
»hr I it |v,
""ence
and I (•
Belie.*v €•ii1 itiuM’cssary ( c suvt* j i '
' ' * ^ 4 4!*I ■*. I..i »\ri **11
AN f H 4a i n
|:
f i f |x
iscloses that eh^n |^ n ‘ j ln^)a®
'•' tlie* viein- , |,e
ii
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H
IxIlMMh t \\
, ‘".""“ ’ •'y ■ and nbjected to ,|„.
xx
r v..XS
,*'.«* o.x
..........
"••••Kmill
m
Ii* 4»Sim> |fM||
" Ir M
ten,.I
«..„| ,
r is the time fi . ity of Celery Avenue.
i; \ IR'I’i SLAM
w,’'ri| showed up poorly, Mr 1
,
\1*1ll.4IT\ ll,,|
I I'rinimg „| an article
r riit HiiMi 'l'
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x
x
hill,
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M
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III'
f the many crops
4' 4»-l N* .H .M iat’ ItVnV
' 1»•
'*1it M
,,
,,
Hn.xvn iipidicd three kinds of f e r t i - 1
fritrflnt, ’ .arm
in ,|14 ,
«|» : ' ■""* •'1' •• ' r
a I*.ml,.
............. "(al to ,l„. in li/.er- upun 1,K land following the I
of tracts on the >“a M erer•••'I I'llls l\HI' r***
( ^rt'lvi'd
.
1
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ate sqeks distinV- . ,A number
.
■nn,. i 11
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fa*v
I • •;i \'•v
f: •!.[
.to be
ir . exact,
------. al- ' suit* are la-mg tiled and
""•Is of til, Sa„
I. .j
•""x.v rain
Tins l,a« brought
brought it
it
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*
' " " " I l o t III o r 1 n r
l"v
l'“
'"»’«l
font
ff
-I,
. I . , , ,,.i,.ry
I l» gentlciMci, \.), , 'll! t M I*. lit «.!•I..... I.l
•Mil. It,*
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S| ' 1 \ I M
xi *x 1 n , .
[uiai
s *a• ♦*y•.!1: .4n• r i um
V
oil Ut/i
Ultil
ilenders
t m ii.i n
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"-ill,■ruble extent,
lie
................
IT
t Ilf'Cnlil I■.t D.iil Mil' •■►llftl |11•«[
r* 1 1: x> xs
|, lill
’ •4 • I l •l( * m "\ "|\" '* "x .» ru« n"«<s iI: xi.
go above that.
| “ * ,ly nll.11" f1 1 , “ercag,.
I
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ill
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III*
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. .to ,.......I
lettuie will l„. nlmif...i
1 " I X I x _ _ | v 1 11 x x 1 1 i, x
p ia n tc l ............... ... I
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1 I •»♦%"rn lulk#
•crops
be plant
■I I I I
.1 ' H i l l in ..:
......... I"**k 1Mg fa I lot
I • fi
within the IICM CO ,|i,v.-,
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11
noarf
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ations? The bullc‘ 1b a " ''•* "■ Id- *.| nth, . formers
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I s h1*xx "ad ,,
•1 * U..1
•Hi IlM lK C I t v?
"l.'l.at, I, , , ,,| |,,s p|.„.,.
p,-iii* as follows:
* N 1 m i : 1 n n 1 11 ' Mf l( f 0 |
•f Hi. I
! Graham Jln n tcr. ,.f llcardnll
1,1
n,*r,t . ........................
M'
I ’ I ■ XX I■ 11
*' 1 x x 1 .
1st Florida:
. ..............
' I Ml \f»l I! Mil \ |
I be, it v, at
I I fMl I I I \ .
M'
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fix*** ***'„,.
• f f 1I ‘•
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fa
1
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ton nituit )
x a i i t t : «*r s i i r i i i r r * s m i i
«*!... .
• 11 X . III X
hrq*a«l
sprouts. j leuati* ’ « n ,,,1,K ' r X m'rc ' '‘V " ' ! f"i'n*e^ mi l , , . , 1, , I,1’,* ‘
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'«n. onhbug.*,I Friday.
Mr. Hunter is said T.
«»•«« tlu- n,„b .k'^ ne i ,‘iT f u ' 7 ' M>
•I
It \ .Mill
Ml
m ll I <
f r -' X XX x | ; I
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f
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fi n,
• «’••'Mil * I I
•* 1111
rds. cantaloupes, have had one ,,f t „e
lHt J o ...... f ..................... ........ .. ..... .......c'!, f
J ' l Z Z l •■lory and at 1. n* .
ti r
• '•**■« anti -*i" *if lent Ion* rai
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w
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g .lin e - b e in g
ul
■111 > K t m l n « « r
crops in the district. II,* has sev
l»1" 1 eve r-cen V
f*
lo* w11» " 1 • • l.i* 1 k 1
tl
.♦ml ,t
tXVn III*:.I,I,.
. II In
,le. kershnw, koh- era I acres yet to cut.
••I'll .
H,
<> 1 H,
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ml •|.
(•■■l.I
' 1 i" >1 iii.Aan,
*;
“ II •11• \\ . ♦•" I ’imtii i t*
•I 1 It • n 1 .
cc, onions, okra,
»•Ii .♦lot
• I. 1 1, nt the c 0 t
••' • .r||l|| ,•,
• • I |M| Mr*
radishes, rutnI.... I 1
jtjL[
ff m.t in .
•l.i tin 11
, R’
M eet, ll.iiiininek terri :
• I H i,
|nr, stra wherries, lory. H. .1, Is lunan has 1,,*,*,, ,
I
Diiiiiu
salsify, spinach, ting ini his 111 acres of
ill
lie* ‘
•*1
|tcmnlu plants, to- loading o|M*rahons on tlu
1
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For City C
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TIME Seminole County
STATE Farm Notes Grower Says Crop Not
in Good Condition Owing
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A sound practical business executive.
2.
Thoroughly experienced in handling large affairs.
Sanford has an assessed valuation of $20,000,000—-
therefore needs the experience of one accustomed to handling large affairs.
3.
Six years splendid achievement to his credit as a city commissioner.
V 4.
Not a wild optimist nor a sordid pessimist— just a well balanced man of mature mind and judgment— d e
pendable to the last degree.
5.
Foe six years he has been solving community problems— he knows governmental machinery and how to
get things done— he has done them.
6.
His statewide reputation as a man of unimpeachable character ana sound business judgment has given the
city standing among the financial markets of the country.
7.
Because a community is rarely privileged to commend the public service of a man like S. O . Chase.
8.
Because Sanford can absolutely count upon not being led astray by. some new theoretical fetish that will
prove costly to the citizenship.
9.
A man seeking results rather than limelight— giving service and not selfishness.
10. An honest Christian gentlman.
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W e the Undersigned Citizens of Sanford Endorse the
Candidacy of S. O. Chase for
B ® *ii
CITY
A
Edw. Higgins
Sandy Anderson
M. Hanson
A. R. Key
G. D. Bishop
C. L. Britt
K. B. McCracken
R. C. Bower
W. H. Wight
R. E. Herndon
W. E. Walthall
T. M. Fox
F. A. McNeill
R. H. Berg
J. H. Jackson
R. W. Peai •man
F. F. Dutton
H. C. Du Bose
G. E. McCall
E. A. Douglass
L. P. Chittenden *
P. A. Mero
W. W. C. Smith
R. J. Reel
B. R. Beck
J. H. Hintermister
T. L. Dumas
Ed Randall
C. T. Smith
W. H.' Tunnicliffe
J. I. Stewart
A. Kendall
Geo. W. Hutt
J. C, Traywiek
H. R. Stevens
R. R. Deas
R. L. Dean
W. A. McMullen
H. T. Pace
V. C. Coder
F. M. Venable
S. 0. Shinholser
A, D. Zachary
W. F. W heeled
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lAMENDMENT':MICKEY WALKER
JbeldlUaEx^,
sbieu billiardR tonight, a victimi 1 •'{I'm mnrket, a number of South' .Tnckie Williams, Chicago he.it
7 r 'I1" r -’cdnd time of table cloth.' "
Is and woman have . do* Many Hobart, 0. Wolcott L an g - 15
Ac-
aibing whiicb he clnims has been I a
Schnol girls at -Ennis, m l . Chicago, knockod out Jack g
mied to handicap hihi at crucial j '<
■nil Kl Pn-io have viAud to Mkluirt. Dallas, 4. Chuck Burns,
' iii is of his |ilny.
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*4an Antonio and Babe McGnrgory
M.“ll ll s .'ry to .fhool.
Oklahoma, drew 8. (Jei.-rge GadH"' veteran balk lino sta r on- j —
un ■<il that be never again would |
“i i*ml fjK'h f f j'ini I m* unit i' i t ;,;, Chicago r-r-red technical
liprt'lty vt'i|iilnMl t n jipponr ' ’lockout
over . i 'ov I, y it •i y
a gage in a threo cushion contest |,7
. v in ; l ’ i* K i l l i»t' ( N m i p i ti l u t Owens, 8,
'he green blaze of a table
t u r c rpsi M ii ii il ii > tin* nrd.
t i i ' M r " l'.iPT, at th*» C o u r t
1 R •.
D a .- - J i m m y
h" h he has I eon playing a 600
Mend.
t S in find
County.
Cleveland
heat
Leroy Dougan, New
'CTd match against G uh Copulas
'n*l In d i f n i j l ! iif »uoh u p in ■» I ' n n ' i ' 4>*11 w i l l I ' . I . ' l t l J , 111.
f ’ o.i ..t, was found to have been
cd
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H \ CLAIRE, 'Via.—Roy Wil
> badly cut by an unidentified
irpof*' 1■i i i u i p i h u r
'inp! in.nit in find limns
C h i c a g o ki ioi ' koi l I.ut Cl
“ ■io P a ! a ii“w cloth Imd t<? be
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d night. In the spring of
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T u t ( ' ool i i l g.
' • B b C.in-'cfax cut the cloth
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d l i in which he was play
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the originat covering of tin
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i . h lieaf Lou i )»,<ie: ..
*d> e had become too slow for his
'■ •; nun:!,vs | ! i. ( ! KiUT^O, (’ill.- Jii(> [.iimi't
In 's, was suspended for a ycai^
•'I'll
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I t f r i i l n , heat Harry [,u Harm
ill ll ll cour*
v the Three-Cushion League after
11 v A M t V K B K S ,
I * St. J ’iiuI, 6,
idniitling the slashing.
I i r i m l y Pterli. 1
^ A N FRANCISCO—Jo e Woods
Hoppe says that the knife was V II m .\- i l u l ' s i : i | < > l , | > K ‘ l t it
J,L im Angeles knocked out Frankie
used each time after ho l\ad overf o r <'.•in|>liilnnnt.
, Cainphell,
San
Francisco.
5.
■I’nie the lead of his opponent. Pill. I'.
•I. I", 17, Jl. 31.
Frankie Lngnnn, New York, bent
Hoppe, a f t ir trailing Copulcw since
GROVER ALEXANDER says ' “"day went to the front ThursBilly Burke, San Francisco, fl.
li» used three fast bulls to strike bs
, Ahe Cohen, NcwYurk heat Red
W i t h n goo d g a m e l o s t , t h e
out Tony t.aeri and »snve
the ■M. ’duck of fifty points, howRoss, Santa Rosa, 4.
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world It ries tor the Cardinals. ■M r,
|.ri West Washington
i VMi’A, Flo.--Charlic Weiuoit *
nulos regained the lend
• - • • " I hey : i!l\t have been, I '',t* to •
Nmnrk, N. J.. beat .Sergeant J a c k i j
Tin y will complete tin
ORLANDO
didn't see any i f tbcm ," admits oj.tch ton, 'it.
■td'Ui's, New York, If).
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Tony.
While ub: olvi,. ( 'opulon, Hoppe
wardrobe
looped Cam. in\ and Copulos ns
M
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TTES
NOVEI.TIES
B e the Tnxi Drt <rs uf
HARVARD says Princeton has s ' - (tin |i* •■
who require an
BABY FURNITURE
tlio U:ty of Sanford tiavc
become very uncouth in its fool exceptionally fast cloth to mnkc
HOYS AND UUCUS 2 M) 6
agreed to transfer juisscnball play and unless it reforms tl’idr "running eiiglish" effective.
gerit for 50c in tin1 City
is to be cut from the Crimson, He pointed i’.it it was only natural
Limits, approved by the
social register...............Football in
that n cloth would become slower
Polire Department.
no longer a sport, at Harvard, otter eight blocks hud been played.
merely for class reunions.
poanl to bar a college
nyvr from participation
11 L'hih, uthor than
0 ”BC* where an admtsflh charged or a coliec' Hus favorably reported,
crenee met today as a
*>! the whole in cxecu
n- Representativevs of
j*eru batted from the
1 " a s first announced
\H-
* waul clnot be allowed
ani’
the meeting
restricted to ovting del“fter long discussitm
itted BCSsion'
coaches'
*! ^nventions all meet-
You have friends who would apprec
iate the kind of service we give.
May we ask you to say a good word
for us when you can?
Thank you!
sioner, December 7th.
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Mr. Chase’s part in S a n f
growth and his past record;
a member of the City Com
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mission deserves your whoftf
hearted support
(Paid Advertisement)
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Hof-Mac Buttery Co.
Sanford’s Pioneer Radio
Shop.
A C o m p le te L i h c o f
Fra..u*:i and Screens
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HI .Mi’ll It): VS nml .1 P
HUM Medicine Cabinets
I'UHKYS. her liiiKtmnil, KPITII U
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HKNItV Cypress and Pine
swr.wT MU'i.K. ,\nii i : \i m 4»i'
TIll.Al 1],‘ UV1NU, AM l IF PKA l> Framing
AI.I. I’AH'I’IKH ll.Al.MINi! IN ! Sheathing
TKltKHT IN TH H I.ANIi ANI >
I'KKMISKS 11 KH KIN AFT Kit PI-;. . Siding
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Hit ANTKF..S
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Nails
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i l l i ci t .tit'll l u t h a t c u r t a i n l ot, j i l e c a
............ I “ f l and s i t u a t e In He ml -
l<oiird
Screen Wire
o.tl. I'luiiitv. i.'lurlitu. itii,l licttcrtliftl
Builders Hardware
ns ft-Iloivs, to*wit:
.'•‘it Fourtrcii ill) ..f lllttck
Poors
■I I' t* (Tt) of Tier Two |L’> of
SANT (litp, FI, I lit 1 11,\, acrnril Windows
iiii; to K. It. Tiuif fitnl’s niii|i
t'o rcof, of record In I In- 1‘iiMln i Murphy Ironing Boards
Iti-c.irils of .Seminole I’ouruy
Made to Order
l a M a p H<.„k l. |‘UK^
LG-G4.
The Price Ig Right
IT IS 'I’llKitKFOItl iK (UtPi:itKI>
ONE-DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
laun d ry
819 W. 3rd SL
Thone 475
Desk Room
For Rent
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I I,A IMA N T S I N P K l t T i l K « \ l t >
Ceil’ng
K P W . (J. II I ' M i ' H It K Y S . K P A Cl.
Finijh
I I UM i ' l l It K YH n ixl J .
p. HUM'
I'UHKYS.
II K i t
I I I S H A N I >,
Mouldings
K P r n i li
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Till:
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In Iartfe ifi’ound
floor office at 202
N. Park Avenue
opposite
Valdez
and Court House.
Inquire at
200 N. Park
■Avenue
Montezuma Hotel
DINING RCOM
Mr. und Mrs. J . A. Roach
Proprietors.
OPEN TO THF. PUBLIC
Cluh breakfast 25c to 50c
7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Business Men’s lunch
50c
12 Noon to 2 pan.
Table D’Hoto Dinner $1
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
PA
PHONOGRAPH
.
Dec. 24th
A number given for every
. dollar spent
30x3-1721 Tires
¥ 6 .9 5
30x3*172 Tubes
1.35
8.86
29x4.40 Tires
2.65
20x4.40 Tubes
$0 *,* kj
F.P.HlffiS
To Close
1113 Sanford ^ lV?.
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Phone 48 1 -J
A* UA T ' - v - T , ' - “
12 P. M. Each Saturday
First National Bank
Sanford Bank and Trust Co.
Seminole County Bank
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91.311,
TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S AND c A & t A L
Certified correct: Williams, Monahan i
Public Accountants and AuditdkE,
Ida, by
• . L. V ’ ■' r
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O FFIC ER S AND DIRECTORS
T . J . Miller, Pres., H,
S t avail v V ic a - P m .,
Conuolly, Sec’y. and Trees., 3 . O, Sninholaer, 1
Thrasher, B, F . W hitnen JY »irm V M ke» Jo h n “
It. B. Chapman, (jeo. A. D« Cott#^ Attorney’.
The nicest! way to sav4 money, the ideal
build your home.
Be one of the. many hi
build your City*
Office 224 Magnorii."
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aaothst ^service1* fMiten lo Florida gvewsn. we
in4 by o«r Bats
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3 .06&11
11440,84
Surplus— Reserve Fund ....
Surplus— Undivided Profits
JIM
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LIABILITIES
Lof th« executive
hn\e been thrown open.
the executive coniiHu" ci ^ a t the conatlall i for executive aes‘‘ **»emblies and th at
Plaints ha^ been heard
no — *
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Reul Estate Iipans Payable
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Paid Up Stock Issued ...........|434,900.00
Installment Stock Issued........ 831,400.00 1,266!
?«i> » i i . r s ’ ii n,-4
is well ac
cord
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TOTAL A SSETS
:.v i c i j u w * 1
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rtilisat
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A SSETS
Cash in Banks .........- ................................... $
Mortgages Receivable ....................................
Loans on Stock ................................................
Accounts Receivable .....................................
Stock Subscriptions Receivable..................
Furniture and Fixtures ...............................
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As
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Condensed Balance Sheet As
November 5,1926
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Beginning December 11 the three banks la Sanford
will close at
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the office of City Comniis^
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|make tho proposals unwas only settled when the decision
Bne of these proposed
was made to meet as a committee '
PP have prohibited a colI
>r from playing on any of the whole,
except that of hia coly recommonded the ad,,e W(jnls "during tho col-
i
s
DETROIT players who quciw
,jjv 7 l LE, Dec. 4— {If)—
CHICAGO,’ Deo. 4— (/TV-Tigiv
{ivC5 of Southern Con- Flower*. the praying. <l**neo:i from tienrd George Morinrty’s eycijljjjesi today cohaidared the Southland, bus lost lux middle
and judgment he*. summer,
>d constitutional amend - 1 weight boxing irown
io Mickey
are
sure
Lo spend a few restless
’ 24 row by-laws or Walker, ben ting back from the
tnc present rules, Fol- 1CUrn of his lost middleweight title, m mints dining the winter.
tlfifU! ,ion of the projios-j but the lofereeV. ihciHion last r>ir^'i;
DLJ INC U.iina lean yeat
icetliuc 'ate last night, was rot rccondrd by many scribes
•e Aibbli . “Stu ffy” si
knee was to formally nc- ut the rinrrMido.
Mn;,t of the fight crlticc believe
fcct tlw:1'or'
i
constitutional proposal that Flowers had the best of the t me r lean
igue.................
vhen two other amond- 10-round’ bloody argument in the
never stopjied at first, it war
dropped hist
night. historic coliseum, although Walk t
tw,, basis ..r no count with the
c latter was withdrawn \ wan going strong in the closing opposing batsmen."
clients. It was offered J rounds and lied the Georgian on
..
... f,f Mahnmn the mat in the ninth.
WHEN interviewed ns to the
Institute. It sought
At any rate, the i « . i will meet
best methods of caving mi itiey,
, , .
..me .o
, again wiibin !•{) tt.iy .-, u ider a^rl> Civil bii-irtbairs f i r -1 i i i 11inii - ho Smithern Conference meat arranged before the figt.i.
pbivcr. replied, “.Inst let tile
tlio p ist provided in M“v- for which Jack Kearns, mniiiigei
other
fellows spend it,”
Iconferences. Under »he of tbn now champion, posted ii ‘or
L. proposal each member feit of $155,(100.
Chicago is rapidly becoming * "W IL L to win and you can't
Hrrcni'C would have heen
100 annually to pay the known as the Waterloo of title- b> " , is a pet theory of Conch
Inch a commissioner who holders, Flowers being the second Bill Roper of Princeton that has
Je had powers to deni champion to drop his crown here pruved very successful.
. . . . The Boston Hid Hi.x please
tic problems with pnno- sincp boxing was legalized some
te executive committee months back, while a third lost his take notice,
hdrawn after the commi- laurels, so fur as this state is con
nstitutional nhicndmenta cerned, by ynction of the State
Commission.
Sammy
vs repored it unfavor- Boxing
Maudcl recently annexed the light
[r amendment nought to weight crown of Rocky Kansas,
tho
boxing commission
manner of electing n while
|cf the conference. Of- named Bud Taylor as bantam
the University of Vir- weight champion, and burred Char
fiotn
the state,
prciposal provided thnt ley Rosenberg
Iticy be held in alphubet- when n mateh between the two
an by conference insti- blew up.
Flowers' manager expressed the
jilining in 11)26-27 with
sity of Kentucky. Vir- belief that the Tiger was entitled
ksentatives nskeil thnt it to the victory, but said the deci
sion was given in good faith.
temporarily.
"W e had a good referee in
|le remaining amendment
word "college" us used there," Walk Miller snid. “ Me de
(ice rules ns "any cdu- cided Walker won, so It must be
T H E R E are still some smart
stitution which offers a so. However, Flowers was bit low men in college. Only the other
Dur-year course leading two times and these punches took day a southern
institution de|a laureate degree and the steam out of him."
, ride l wrestling was no longer a
nt least 100 malo stuNeurly 11,000 persons jammed Import and put tho ban on it.
______
|llcge grade or is a mem- the coliseum, pnying between $85,standing of the South- 000 nnd $ 00,000 to soe the ex
SNAKY hips are a mont valu
lllegiute Athletic Asso- change of titular honors. Flowers able asset to the ball carrier in
was specified thnt tho received half the gate rccoipts, less open field running, soya an E ast
|Nnvyv should he consid- than 10 per cert u.f the ..t-.ie'u c(.ni- ern coach................. What a halffca nit hough they do uoo miiision, while Walker’s sharo was iuH: Gilda Gray would make.
the requirements/'
j 10 per cent.
kmittcc on amendments . The fight was remarkably fast
TV COBB says ho resigned be
|wn recommended the , frn ruth., start. In the last two cause he saw no hope t.f winning
15 of the 21 proposed rounds Walker staggered the Tiger a pennant for Detroit with tile
>. rejected five
and ut b-m.t twice, nnd once put him material at hand..............We shall
flat on his back, This latter epi
►port on four.
now hi nr from the Detroit ['lay
of official
sanction sode occurred in the ninth round,
ers.
*t between the Univer- but Flowers made un acrobatic re
italmnm and Stanford covery to un upright position.
Which is more gates than
Walker was nt a disadvantage . . .
was seen in the comwe
imagined
were still left in the
svorable report in a from the fourtli round on, when
country.
Flowers
opened
up
u
cut
over
the by-laws to permit
|teams to play post sen- Mickey’s left eye.
The l.awn Tennis Association a l
Nevertheless Walker kept to the
J with other teams.
[to have the football sea- plan he had for fighting n man like ways has regarded Bill Tililen as
first Saturday in (le Flowers, which crowded him, and a had actor nnd his experiences cn
nd the last Saturday kept on crowding. At times Mickey Broadway seem to prove it.
was reported unfn- was out-scored three or four to
As tho White Sox catcher Ray
Ithe grounds it would one, but when ho got In a poke it
ice to institutions in did some damage to Flowers, and Schnlk used to be able to stand
portion of the con- often slowed him up. Walker ap more punishment than any man in
parently was nevevr in any dan the game.
. . .
As manager
xmeiidution wds given ger of being stoppepd frmn Flow of the same team he’ll have to.
Wst by Alabama Poly- ers' punches. But he always was
rtitute that the rules b e 1in groat danger of being mitWashington announces an im
permit u training tn- i pointed, However, when he let go pending famine in medicinal whis
with all he bad it seemed to turn key.
football team.
. Mr, O'Goofty snys
IstejJM to curb what the all in bis favor.
its things like this thut make him
Flowers was failing fast in the sick.
I committee described as
jof preliminary training ninth, being staggered with a solid ,
|the part of certan col- clout, ami coining in an install* to
Yes, the good queen does not
»med, were heralded in receive another lick thnt sent him know whnt she has missed, the
The Tiger
bk report of a p roposalspraw ling nround.
lucky little duckie.
[ihrmld bo no'ussembling j rolled over and enme back to his
Mm or issuance of foot- feet, almost in the same motion,
Six big league managers have
nect prior to the first and resumed fighting. Both were
trading punches at the end of the
September.
tenth.
bpo««i addition
to the
The decision of Referee Yunger,
ules by which each conwho
wus selected just before the
Mmher would be complny at lenst five confer- title bout, was first greetd by boos,
** was rejected by the and then by cheers.
Yangcr told tho press he gave
on
Ptous situutlon was crc- tho fight to Walker because
MONDAY—
Mickey did all the punching nnd
Ihe committee reported
WEDNESDAY
I on two proposal against Flowers did not close his hands,
—THURSDAY
b u t w u h content to hit with open
►nd benefit baaeball by
NIGHTS
f,r changing the wording gloves.
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DALLAS (;p)— Flappers ,of tb*
South are to “flap" in a new garb
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if ii urges ted remedies for the qll*
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CHICAGO r— Mickey \yalker,
"id ‘ at.
Shining allies and shaft
kiit i are to be replaced by ccjb, former welterweight cfcampion, ■
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.— <# )--Wll
:: <d“thing and the dresses a ft wen the middleweight’ champion
Cnppo will retlj’o from three:7 | i l e longer in order to boost U * ship frtyn Tiger Flowore, 10.
Hoppe Declares He
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American radio fans a te .
• teiVe t i a t t a e ____
pf fuels may be ascertained , has
veal , Ibcatibn
6t wave he mi
'crlcan msUtt ni-'
will be gapri tOnStfc* Irtsli
encing serious interference "Jr
&fs with .tibn^iJtrSl been
HI be *v eil*94'
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dio recel
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Edghr, rerentch chemist o r Yon getting ready to catty ou^tft-ire:
if
our
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station
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V- » apridqetOne.
[Hiams, h**e> ,
kers, N. Y. ,
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.
llo which' thi*
dates a dilfleolt i matter for a jthe.
The Intefjt ,r____
organised co-operative' pMicTgrtl C
io move >!newi ------t about
It’s a new octane, a chemical Orderly wave transmission,- free t>f B*me, SwitaerlahA
an fan Who ia not a linquist f change ■has
Bonder than t fa c a t’® ftbm the street in a second. When
compound of the hydrocarbon
it decipher okcr.. the .loud speaker up,
_
x ■rating with the San
« the car is above the street, the au series, tho use of which is to fuels from interference. ,
g call lettew 6t Spanish, French,
After several months of e*tm - League of Nation*, ,ll
to englije poorer is used to drive
to bbe Jcno4n
ns
the
use
of
a
yardstick
is
to
tritillan
.German, Swedish or Rbdattion
work,for
the
til
sivc
tests,
which
fqllbwed
a
series
ten v
still
»X. w hitt
t i l n15 - the wheels. There is no danger of
cloths.
' qjaJnisn stations, which; all can be
ojf conferehSy/bttWeeti the prineb *wive length through®!
nvention, 1#^ noW an accident, ap the main gear 6f
U monrjrcs the ability of an Jiai nations of Eqrop*,' a new wavf wons of Europe. Thtft _________ j Ufrlctl in within a' few minutes.
action and is Bcfitti tfto car must be in neutral before anti knock compound to keep an
has ever boon Wh)(e music Is an
nterjiatiunal mour, who dtdd ip lH« saddht
length schedule witf be adopted by •«. undertaking as' ha:
its appearaneo.at' the
tkt the lift can operate.
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" hgnage,
it btcomon noc*ssnfy to the age of eighty at a' recent hiaot i
engine from knocking, when mixed,every European station some timdf;‘tmulc in the field of brogdtiistltlk.
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utomoblle show, i
Using this invention, the motor with ordinary fuels.
j by the end of December.
Tho movement ftt first did hot.meet ad<ipt some general method to iden
r
:ion consists of fo u r 1st can pick n parking
parklnir space
snare the
th<
ition
The octane itself is nn ideal t Europe is said to have solved the with great favor, for stations of tify tho stations regardless of its
s u ' * v4ueuu*s^
|s, built Into the car length of his car and maneuver in nntl-knOck compound, but its cost
interference probldm, which is *0 different nations still desired i to nationality.
s
.]es with the, main ser- to it sideways.
This affords all prevents its use in large quun- acute here today, through co-oper- maintain their curly wave lengths
Several methods have been sug
r# * s* These four wheels available room on a street ter tities.
gtion. To really apprecu
gested to the International Bureau,
appreciate wh®t and schedules.
beneath the car parking.
will not knock, with normal hep- has been accomplished Over,
However, by redistributing ttuj and mhong them arc the use of
use. They can be
time, another compound in ordi In the matter qf broiiueMt.ryguln- wave lengths, grunting station^ Esperanto, which could he under*
•
um8” <!* n
a*#0
k*
saved
in
[the power of the *n- public and private garages.
A nary gasoline whlth knocks vio tlon on nn international ,.®c^I it adequate nep.irutiort and giving itaod everywhere, and transmis
the ear to the right private, garagq heed be nothing lently, Dr. Etjgar produces mix Is necessary to hay* a picture of jidmiUi assigned waves to stations sion of the Ration call letter* In
more than a diminutive building ture*' which can duplictte the conditions only several months ago, width’ apart, trouble so evident Morse international code, following
the spoken call-tetter announce- i
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[wheels used for park- a few Inches longer and wider knocking characteristics of airr i While there are not ^dudyvna hare now was averted.
aro eight inches in than the car itself.
|motor fuel.
jk
I many stations in the whole1af Eument.
•s*.j!
Foreign stations are now within
! Thus it is possible to *tate th o jt°P e ,,!l there are in 'h a lf or the tho range of the avcrftge Ameri
The real location of wuve lengths
?nti-kriock quality of any fuel j , United States, interference Was can broadcast receiver. In fart, it in Europe is of interest to Amer
, terms of the proportion of these i Revert haJeMs severe, because o f, the already has been reported that for icana from several angles. In the
two constituents in nn equivalent ' proximity of states and bdcAtise eign stations have been heard on first place, it means that the pos-ii mixture.
(each nation had its own wave
I
----- --------- ------1length regulations, made independ»■ <
ently of the other ami suited to its
^ew
Six
Cylinder
To
own partieulur needs.
jEl.ES, Dec. 4. (SP) I mdfl’s flub and a ministerial ns- J
.
instance, receivings sets had
Use Knight Motor to For
|grease threatens to soclatlon will call upon Wrigley to'
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he designed and manufactured
liminnte cumbersome protest as soon as the baseball'
hmg eu.ts in th e J2 6 ,- and ch|de m^ nntc
^ | DETROIT, Dec. 4.—The Knight for the fans with a wave length
|m swim from Bantu
fleeve-valve six-cylinder
engine range of 200 to 4,000 meters, be
THE MOST LUXURIOUS GIFT OF
the
Pacific
coast.
and to the California
may soon be seen in a new car. cause there were stations operat
ing
at
every
point
within
that
wide
ALL
More than a score of women yet unnnme'd, that will sell close
rb«luled Jan , 1&, next,
4‘Tiie Fountain 6f
range.
f
1‘
ticemcnt by Mrs. Char- have entered the channel swim, to the $1,000 mark.
EVELOPING under a rigid codk that grevMsi
Efforts to nave the Eiffel sta
Schommel of New
An automobile organization h:«*s
while the number of men will ex
experienced snperrlslon sa to gMlity i t
she would use 10
been formed here, headed by tion, ohe of the. pioneers In Europe,
ceed
200,
Richow
announced.
En
vorkmanshlp,
whether In tho buildiog M t t a .
transmit
on
n
wave
lower
than
block axle grease and
many leaders in the automotive
construction of tta master golf t u r M W hi
attire as possible tries will clone Jan. 5,
industry, to build and promote tho 2,400 meters failed when made hy
Its landscaping. Pone* d* I-eon S orlh f* j*
fomin event, has reMrs. Schommel, who claims rec car. Among those reported r* French and foreign funB whoso in
dominant place among aobetairtUI
many of the 200 or ords for all distances between fivo acivoly interested are .1. N. Wil- struments would not tune any
comm <mIties
lers expecting to com- and fifty miles, said she saw "no iys, John A. Niehols, R. N. Hnr- higher thnn 000,
As a (dace of residence, health and
On the other Imnd, Etmipean lis
limilnr plans.
immodesty in discarding the regu gcr, R. II. Allen and D. R. Wilson,
pee-. Prices are moderate—fntnw, value
teners equipped with long wave
nnd
was
shown
in
six
new*
Euro
|chow, a member of lation bathing costume."
,t...
Mrs.
For a booklet you’ll enjoy.
sets could pot hear the fin* broad
ee in charge of tho Clomington Corsop, first mother h»« come into more general use casting of the British stations,
onsored by William to swim the English channel, was jWie slceye-valva motor recently who transmitted on a comparative
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said contestants may reported to have said she would pcap proiiucts that ware displayed ly tow Wave range.
11
at
the
PnrlH
Baton
and
at
tho
lon-flontin'g form of Withdraw from the coast event if
When
on*
considers
that
it
is
(sire, or, if they pre- ®ven Mrs. Schommel carried out Olympic Saloii in Engtund.
IJk e the proposed car, the or just as easy for a European fan
at all.
her proposal.
ganisation backing it is yet. nn to tune in several foreign stations,
(by” Schwartz, expert
The hqavy coating of grense, not named although it has opened of
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swimmer, has notified only, would counteract the cold
fice* here a6d It Is understood
SANFORD
*e that she will. d«- currents encountered in the chan
rease alone as a cover- nel, but might also serve to keep that a manufacturing plant is
M S s sM sssisss sss sillfl
soon to be purchased.
sharks away. Sharks, it was said,
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pan have mad* in- avoid dark bodi«|.,
BfcWARB OF~3OVEMBER
i*ven those who wear
Mrs. Clara Belle Barrett, of
s wi|l probably ab- )soiu|U ot|M *•£ *i4 ‘anaqooH avo»j
November la the most dangerCan (he Willard Gallery
im, Reichow predicted. *wnm tha English channel . last on® month in tb* year for pedes
Men— We recharge and re
s men entering tBo summer, thinks that women show trians and motorists, says Dr.
ixpressod a preference 'common sense in discarding all Louis L. Dublin, of the National
pair all makes of batteries.
iparl, ip said,
garb for long distance swims. She I Safety
Council. During
thjs
> members pointed; out still has scare from auita sh« wore month the streets and highways
flea nrn« subject to !in practicing f6r the channel ure just ns crowded as during
time bef«
the open- switp, and as for the question of pleasant weather, hut early dark
PHONE 548
They have been in- modesty, she. Bays all real aporU- ness, rain, snow and slush are
1 a Ix)» Angeles wo- women forget ’their, bodifo.
added handicaps td driving.
I V, 'I . .
a r& d tk '& g
S
rease to Take Place of Bathing
in Marathon Swimming Contest
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A Studebaker
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San Jltaii Garage Co.
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RAY BROS.
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i l l East Second Street, between Palmetto arid Sanford Avesi*.
SANFORD*
IEN DAYS We Offer Our Complete Line of GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES
!e Following Prices: Every Tire a “Goodyear First Guaranteed”
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Pathfinder
FABRIC
5 .8 0
6 .8 0
iBayy Duty
Thick C&aing
; CORD
13.75
STitAIGriT
SIDE
CASINGS—CORb
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2 9 .6 1
9 .2 5
1 1 .7 0
1 2 .3 0
1 2 .9 5
1 6 .7 5
1 7 .4 0
1 7 .9 0
2 0 .1 4 )
3 2 2 .2 0
3 l.t 5
2 3 .8 0
2 8 .2 5
39.00
39*90
56.10
61.60
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86.35
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1 .50
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3 .0 0
3 .1 5
3 .2 5
3 .6 5
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1 .6 0
2 .0 5
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4 2 .1 0
4 6 .2 0
JB E S
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fro m a r^ y tiiu ® *:
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in nev
raruCtb-fincaC
!
»t a fow price.
Yfct,go spedticular hao'G.i^k the ln^
crease in (aernand for Chevrolet <ia«/
that a new n u t even more briUiuw
r«ord Im
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OhlLW Q U E
K i m G E T ik]
C . . .> o f Dorothy the season WU< passing eastward
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A COMMITTEE!
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companying tho cold wave two
schooners and a coal steamer were
hl ‘“ atrosa off Cape Cod.
1 The German steamer Totlln was
wrecked o ff St. Pierfro Miquelon
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hon,e ,nl«
f c W denied thk c h a r * * ,. and a passing French steamer re
"Ni’with her parent*, auf- ported no signs of the crew in the
vicinity.
•
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s/vbiunteerod° ’T
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I D O mT
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wa* ,n* d a y ., As tho results of a gale ac
R ^ p t t e ^ f o r Mvera]
■^Ti R .-T. Madden, 39,
_Wi today faced
k fd n a jiiii and attemptr
Jp^waamn her way homo ! C o n v i c t F l e e s B u t
B C rT ltR w a i t
"TR-L HE
OUT*.
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P A V O O N T M O PE WORK?
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but she accompanied
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T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Doc. 8.—
GP)—One escape and two recap
•aild that instead of
torus of rotate convicts was reportW;homo, Maddon drove
HdlM from t h r U- u . ! ,r° V^ ul todi,y 10 the prison bu-eait
^ ^ S t i l 'Jate In th y »,nn< I i,' ri*d Small, sentenced from Duval
in the after- county la)tt March fl)r Knin,{
iw !>• taturned, put her
J f t ^ h r and hastily drove larceny, escaped from a road ramp
near Cnrrobclle.
O. B. Fuller and Emory Scott,
fleam ami armed citwho
, Med In the vicinity until convicted in Dndp county,
mode
their
getaway
Wednesday
:,W*» apprehended.
with two other convicts from a
road camp near Harold, have been
reenptu red.
litjg is restricted to
jfitation.
lis made The Sanriil be responsible
ncorrcct insertion,
for subsequent
he office should be
jiately in case of
■ i
fE ltn S E R S
_ Representative
^miliar with rates,
sification will give
information. And
hey will assist you
want ad. to
effective.
l\ NT NOTICE
should give their
Itofficc address ns
phiiac number if
[suits. About ono
a thousand has a
the others can’t
with you uiiIcsb
our address.
Inuance MUST be
[a at Thc Sanford
|or by letter. Telelinuuners are not
. e r Brookfvn Cop
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J E s t r e m e Penalty, Man Killed By Train
s’J f l F
J w NING, N. Y., Dee. 3 (/}•)
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Still Unidentified
•Am « " * . Brennan, a former Hr<>„k:
^ pi Bing
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•" th,‘‘
TA I.I.A
IIA SSE
priHuri
last niirht 1! f/in
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•rimirdcr of Sumoel Krani„ri' ■
|h« mangled body of mi un
* , Follc^ station where (he v ie.'!
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‘ ^“ d tomo to protest ngnm-t ’ '
,
V -tcrd ay.
Va blackmailing.
j was honed here loday.
j u j j i o p e d to till- last f„r a pnsomaldy
by
a train.
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A note
gMd to a cledicncy petition
ffowyn*
fct-H * was a model priscui-
hJckon
i10
ch,w,,l
AiuajUj
F R E C K L E S A N D HIS F R IE N D S
A coroner'* inquest,
i„(|IM.
conducted
vi*'
ii iifnv w.i c ontinued until to
»' 't«.rdn\,
Was 28 yenrs old ami ‘Ooric.w.
Jng widow and an in
.^OfOrtTttqS / vJ.f?.Will|*M
t‘l,“ rt0r
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hoodkerchie.f, ,he latter.
_l»i®.kl,|w, _Kranioff, ipohee said, showing traces of ao
Smith would not in- ) alcoholic substance were the mdy
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cake, coffee und a doz- ning, one N«>es an
occasional gun
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' metal or black.
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J A “ E S '!■ C O W A N -A II ki„,l, o i l ™
T n and Sheet Metal Work. '
Wntcr and Boat Tanks, At Oak
s i r ! w<x j \/e
(Ms o l T e d
AcRT f f
“The Rcxall Store”
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Hurbers m tlm
ildren's Depart
customers,
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GOW 19 T rvvhJ g
K: I * L O O K U K B B i g
M B KMOOUS
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k o k s .o .k
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appointment.
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t k a ik j
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{ r . ( S a m ' s V J i r e ’u OUTA
f t t o w n a n ' tR e q a m G
OF US IS GO fN 'ovrft
THERe t o n i g h t F o r a
l R w 11a n d s OF Po k e r - ,
wanta jo in o s -
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"ranges
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completely
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glassware. . . 7 “"-‘H ”r d f i . p
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ask thc
Atrss US
L’I KAN|\G
no kinks, nee nr,re. personal at er disuotive g ift, f,,r \jj |#Hi.
i:iione''TP :,|U’,’U'1 n‘ " U‘ V Sh "1 '"’- '-' Mi '-"dy’s Simp,,,- tin Magnolia.
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',l'' " " ’"C - l» dr-.om-., bat h includ-!
1lie1•
boxxcr, kit, bon ha •leuli
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, 'A N<’V ST A T IO N E R Y . Twistun; FOR
j , . . . 1" ' ? '
i!1"1 •ld "'bce Dolls. '
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RIGID DRIVERS'
" ' " h r A«-| „f
rie«ii*rr ^^hirngo will have to have |
“"d -uhinlt t , r a phyalcai
te.st bcfnrcx ho is
*'i operate hin machine If th4;M
1c-mmil
-01111(11 mlcttlts
mlitptK aa nrennMl'ftkaffkl
prepoanl that
derniHa Thomu.* J . Howler is p la j
"Ing t,i submit.
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ami
ing. Guaranteed
not
over
to
s ,,, K]m
t ,-l n ,s
Let
us engrave
your Christmas
Semin.,1.- It.,.,k Shoo
hurn. Me Linder Arcade.
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£15. and * 1 0 . by month.
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features,
fire
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"/.‘d ....... . address. Write Dux ■
, ''ar< Sanf .,,,1 Herald.
ig
Sanfold Axe, *7000(10 I*'"'
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i HOOD A ND GOODYEAR TIRES. !■
bouse.'
chan
ti-rniv
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U'^ nbutors ( handler
•mmcinal Avenue
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Saufurii l\iaW '
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wi UHi Inc., in every umlertaking.i
assumes that the client must be thor-if
oughly assured of the g re a te st!
amount of satisfaction possible ■tb '8
«ive—we are giving it.
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For Phone 735.
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Wo believe wo aroin a position t o '$
give you loo percent service in theM
handling of your property rentals— P
at no time have you been privileged
„ hi
5 n n ' ! ° ? P E D renti>l s e n M
until
established
in our office.
U 'irT rr ^ 'Useof HIGGINS, SMITH,f
W - <’- H. care ' “
, ,
•! ' • ' * > : « < * « I
between
go.nl rcs..|,-„i;„|
SANFORD IIUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phono 3(17
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FORD - FDRDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
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11'">' *••-"’•
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i. ^f yo,u ,haye ros,<I(1uce or business
entals, telephone J. L. Hurt, our^j
bonded rental agent the phone 588$
—he will come and talk* the m atter’ '
ovei
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USED CAR EXCHANGE
.1 number .-f buil . CORNER PARK AND SECOND
money sc.wmg
sewing(|lot
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wuRri. 55 7«i
/' V!>i1'"u1'.!!’
W. WANS LEY, .Manager
J " Aw,|" “'!j WOMEN
..........MAKE
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imt ami
, ,|1,1
,| water.
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m , l ( ’ 1 "d'. H»R R E N T - 2n.: Ibdi.x in feahin-s.
'" ••lli-nt. b" at I..11
Ave. .1 looms and bath. G
SW
.MMin.. Ex. .-id.....
•mors Special a t - '
children dresses, bungalow up-. In C p, m f;n;i\V. a flir <i o n.
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and c hildien
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,'ORK AT lim n .’ *,•
r . , u-\ first. We do WORK
J • B R. Avenue-
pwt.
‘ "cel metal- works.
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ness couple or two young
w !,i:' ^ - <,lrirro *■"( "<•--!< K»om
men.'
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ROOM .... .
, brand new.;
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s! ulilsi.il- Huiitli-'iu city limit.. I
-...... in expo.
*;;j-,n.nu.
Easy
UIGGINS- 8 M ITI1- WIG 1IT, INC. I M U L F ^ n ch " A v i ' ! ' ' W ^
Real Estate and
J FOR 11 EN T—3 room furnished |
INSURANCE BRO KERS
_____ "p q rtnmnt. Apply Herald Offi.-e
iir o ’m i e r s
I lealorn
' r"is.
Rca.-nnnble.
Write or call .(', OFFICE FOR !:n N T -| ,, Meiarh ...
,(;H REALTY K I.
I’'*’ . '" ’• K'lM S.,„f,„,| Ace, me
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Apply A P C .......
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Son-, Magn-lia ami 2ml
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PUL, R E M
I oiofortuble, single
k i . a i . KNI AI f .
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fiirni.ihed room. Mrs. Sultlc, 309
— A— K en I E s t a t e D ir e c t o r y . K(,i,
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I’nrk Avix.
-------SALE l-.C" loom house fur
nished or uni’ll! ni.-licil. l205KIin
R.
II.
EI.DRIDOE.
Real
INUtu
and
FOR R E N T one large furnished
Ave.
inveslmont*. Valdez Hotel huililbedroom, (118 Oak Avn.
_____
NICE CLEAN furnished «part
A D D R E SS E N V E L O P E S at home.
in your spare time. Earn $15.09
French to *115,00 weekly. Experience urij
neceusury. Weather and Co., 22 I”OK REN T— Furnished rooms,
Quincy St., Departmon 118, Chi
convnnlently located. Hotwnter.
cago.
1 Private family. 309 Magnoliu,
f"lent“l "heat metal
”07
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mukduJ
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making scarfs. Experience unl netessury
•tessury. No en itchasin''. Parctilarn for
urt.nn
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ticiilarp
for stamp.
I.iiimt Surv
-H'VAN (■<)., Aut0 lee, Inc., 191. Lynn, Mux*.
6-'V-
wood floors,
rage. Apply III!) Dark Ave.
li n!< Uxporirnee unn. cessai v. Ma '- .-------- — . __ _ ______ ’__ ’
’ jc
teriuls
furnished.
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n a la furnished.
Raefiel.l Mfg. TO R E N T — nicely fumisheil fAmi 7K__ n n im
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SELL GOOD USED CARS
•!»2ti
192-1
K2 1
1925
■M
Dodge Special Touring
For.l Touring
Do.lg.- .Special Se.lun
Ford Runnboiil
m
ft
1925 Graham 11 m k
1921 Ovtu land 4 Touring
MILLER O. PHILIPS, lar
Klni Ave. and I3lh Street
PHONE a
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Business Is Business
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SERVICE
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fur ymir c«|iai(y *1
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I tiR RENT New .Modem Do„b- ! 'n R SALE
for ChristmiiH. San Juan Garage ■
room furnisho-l
ENGRAVING
‘•'U'lstmenN will tlielp you I Apply I fos Myrtle
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1,1 any
MihdivUina
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advertiaem,-to t.-ll me b..xx mueli ,1
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biuiga I you
tin- batatae
due,
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• MilAijlllVss.s
One
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STORE - p rc.(SECOND .HAND sewing nuifhiue* , WANTED TO IlU V-Usm
o ff,,>.‘<I1 iiffi,
’ chairs.
i, Soda. We a r c ( rec"nditimu-d and guaranteed.1
Phone 751 U or R„.u
ur phone
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103
[E ast 3rd St.
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creditrd |n (hla pap,
local news puMlitifti
riMlits of rrpuUiicat
. Sylvan l’" "'h h- S than pl-e.sent dux x.-due.
Fleetwood, A >n*i.ll , a h payment gixes p„s
f
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FOR RENT -j
r".>m furnished •' U h\ |>f•<i||lt lltf'llt.
up;,
apartment, m reened pon li. and
hath;
also - unfunii.-hed rooms. ^1 llotlMVs I-*|,r Soil'.
<>Ah HIM. lot . *750 Well |„
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culc.l and very desirable.
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Jtl l.n s FOR Christmas, extra fine ,
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A. K. ROSSITKR
n. wcring st.„k. tin,- (K-r
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all mod
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s . Ixiti licm-tto lltid'
Celory Avmmn
Phone 212 \V, Hand pnmte.l dishes an,| ," , k- t w o Rot i \js•
hall
A Moral Suggestion fur Kvety , I'**»*.>n:il greeting <anl-.
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furnished, ^|,,,
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ard plants.
Mrs. (ii"ni. San h - — Mii.sif.il lns|riMiit- til
[chlklrmi’s depart - 1Madun* Harriet,
erviee in p rivacy.! Drug store-
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DRESSM AKIN G children's sewing Avenue.
a specialty. 1215 Palmetto Ave.
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S. L NIX
nil Counsellor
Counsel
— ! Attorney and
at u *
210 East First Street.
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'er> to their ladie:
B u y s '’J o k e ^ b o o k
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line of novelties.
Shop.
"a Ave.
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We make a specialty of our prompt
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rilling of proscriptions und tiuick ' Vpi, Y u ■|,n ,KN(nV wi.o own
Price
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'Kllt *,0UH«kcaping is noxx operating hero. Will be
tlclivery.
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month. Address F
ohl onlx to purchaser who will
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Fla
•h.p sum-. Price has been
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' I "id Heights.
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b e fo r e
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i>uiiin-aiiuo o f all n«
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villa.
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Real I'Ntnte
Paola,
l’A ,“MKTT0 COHNEn
CORNER so
80 . x 100,!i
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suitable for apartment house.
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Mnffitt C e * ry Ave■ , , * * « a H i r e r ( as
_ |"uc. Phone 120- \V.
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" " d will sell
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.
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CLARENCE SMITH
but " lM »"**ld you home nhd sell I w V. !t'rn,,<
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each other at Gnrdu
SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
I 17- I W u i . ,
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l n a ,k
Marklram; thu soil is
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ul Suitable
Phone I70-J.
I (i.t
Hutiii) S e t s a n d S u p p lie s
, "islicd apartment. p|„„u. iitmxx - no t
he„,| laying bean ................... .......
p .,'
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lienuttVu'
|Ic e Apartments, West First S t . " ’ he,Is ,11
‘STEW A RT THE FLORIST'
, M i r SA L E Fife tube Atxxate.
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S t a t i o n s — Ueh lowers for nil occasions
Kent
Terms. S U. Hnidf.u.l, No. 518
Ken. Radi
Radio, Price *50,00 W. ||. | «’ <>R RENT, Two furnished apart - > rd. Flu.
Me LANDER ARCADE
earn Herald.
firm Nat. Rank.
,
J " " ‘"t'* private home,
Phone 781.
Third St.
K()I. s. . | r .................. ....
- ,!•'"!( East
.... .......................
,,nw ‘"■.'■ORXH1 | ,m ,S K Close ini 5 ,
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— I’rofe.ssionjtl Services
••• ,«t a bargnm. Answer II-M |,'0 «
REN T Txx......... .
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41
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lar, not the owner.”
___fare Herald.
Mil'll t
•f bedroom, a l l Park Axo1
........... «"*•”■ '
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i 1’ m7,
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for estimates.
HR. -L R. VIDI.KR
U AN
I ED
j o m y -----s lim|,
( 'hiropodist
IADFUKD
inexpensive luirig.tlow,
located ;
H5— Specials at the Stores.
I 73— llusiness |'|;,eeH f„ r K e n t'
* '
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mode.,.,,
_______________ __
(Foot Specialist)
•" it bin rcnviuultie distance from the
,
Lloyds Shoe Store
,
...... .to
. . ,rent
, ,u f,)
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"v in g .............
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ti ''
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Must l,e fairly
. S L E OUR assortment „f Chri.-t. ! ATTRACTIVE
rmue.s
forr iI :l"........
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o u n r din"
ARE ARTISTS—
IE IT IS IMPROPER
THEM, OeCREES
R SUPPLY DEALERS*
l ASSOCIATION.
a*UU
bought from owner oh small
H R Y SL E R
-F ^
SALE— House and one a c ro !5 “j f Payment, between 1 0th and C H A R T . C
FU L LER MOTOR t o .
laud.
lnl»««,I^Kh Stn*et. Might consider trad^_ °of *n,,d.
ln, <1- located
Uw-ated near lakes
...............
Urangge' ttrees on same,_ adjoining
Ing fur house. Box 90 care Her- Sanford Ave. at 10th St. Phone 092
aid.
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P“r ' hn",‘‘l f,,r <HK).00 deposit aqd FOR SALE—French Avenue lo t ! t ,n > *nd 13th St
Phone 3
naar Highland Park. *1300. * 2 5 !^ . k " 1' nu,M,h|y *«mo as rent. Big
furnished.1 F(?,^n! ! KNT~ Two room furnlahed
Howall c ! ‘Vtrv t ""F
K
furnished
i l-.ti \\ I.ukp.
’hi...
I . nPartment
npnrtnient or
nr bedroom, fill
511 Port,
Pork
Luke, (Chicago.
Avenue. Call after Six P. M.
', , , , „
—
PRESSERY
----------- ---------? ? r i i e,p Wnnied—iitie
TV' ° l FURN ISH ED rooms for
j W O T TO ........ „
..... my J I * ht h0U!,ekcePing.
719
Oak
y I Atenue.
'
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SPE C IA L REDUCTIONS „„ all Sr
Millinery this week. See o u r ------------------------
:
■
S o ' WELL, IF
AM' MAD A
s
2 2 - M l l l i n . - r y _ n r e » u m „ k , n B~ '
---------...
.
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roinpt - Efficient
vrvirr
UCSEAi /OOUJ.' I.
HADDOCK STEAM
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wa h o ° ‘
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jor
B. 1 , P E R K IN S — Huhcrdiisher I r 7 ,<
.
headquarters for C o 11 e g i a t c
' " “ ^oo tl T h i n g s to Knl
Clothes, lid First Street.
|------ -----------.
That Point Is Settled
tway you
Resides the light nude uml pink
CV M IC
from
AND SUPPLIES
on request.
, rates are for
ertions.
average length
ihc.
t j^ g e of 30c for
V o U R -T r o u b l ^
%
061 W. 0th St. \V. N. Lumley, Prop.
10c a tine
8c a Una .
........ 7c a line
2 (ij
■C
EARN IN GS
p r in t e r y
ANdCO CAMERAS
will be receiver
nd collector aeot
’or pajrmeat.
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th e
In Adraaca
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prestige of ih ^ ‘ ' ■*“r ' future
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fu ll G a t h e r i n g F r i d a y A n d '
ism to the larg will he un extrem ely busy one for
, 0 . - t d ’l A m ysterious s t r a n g f
the Senate. The most im portant 1 In N. Y. By Salvation A rm y;
o
r
tux
payers,,
S a t u r d a y In C ity o f D e L a n d 1 C o m m i t t e e N a i r n
O pposed B y
entered the Olson m urder case toTaxes, arcoril- m at'ers whiih we will take up are:
I n f o r m C ooM t
i day.
ing to the DeinF irst, farm relief. The farm
Members <*f tin* Seminole ('m in
W illia m s F o r
NEW YORK, Dec. rt- <A*i E ast ]
oerntic
view, bill will be introduced by Senutor 1cm i talcs from Maine to W est \ ir ,
On the eve of the inqiie.-t into ty Y. M. C. A. returned homo S at
. C o n g re B s
n it P o s itio n
the death of C lara OlSoll, Norse urday night from Dolaxnd bringing
should Ih* col- |
McNary and it
• I , ' i
giniii
were
digging
out
toriny
from
,
farm er's daughter, whose body
will In* pres-'.‘il.
tooted for the
finbiiiscii
W A S H IN G T O N , I
was found in a shallow grave on a with them high honors to show
purpose, of g o v -!
Second,
the one of the heaviest e u r y season
day of what many
for th eir p a rt in thu firs t annual ( A P ) — C o n tfre a a
f
lonely
bill
top
near
her
sw
eet
vrnm
ent
.e
x
-.
fight.
over
tax
snowfalls
on
record,
which
caused
Haider ono of the
h eart's home, District Attorney tdute pioneer round-up staged F ri n u w aeaaiQ it to d a y f a c i ^
reduction
and half a dozen deaths amt seriously |
ponses ami when j
bating . campaigns ponses and when lurgo I'UrpipHos
Karl obtained statem en ts indicat day and S atu rd ay under the a u s
the form it shall impeded traffic.
i
a m aw t o f in co ln p le t
ing the participation of an u n
take.
|
sl office in several accum iiU te from unneeded . re v e -;
The snow was seven to 1f> inches '
pices
of
the
atate
organization.
now le g i s l a t i o n im p
known individual in the events of
Third. Mtifcl" deep in cue more n o rtherly por- |
nues, they shoulil be regarded n s ,
both the cnndi- autom
Invitations to the g ath erin g were e w i c h n e h t
in 4
the night of Sept, it, when the girl
Slioala.
' tions nt the blanketed area, ultatic signals culling for n de- j
extended to all Pioneer Boys in m^______
o rith a b e f o r e
a a J b u rttB
ihe office of City creaso in taxation.
dirnppen red.
Fourth — anil though much lighter in W est Vir
the
sta
te
and
235
boyB
were
P™-1
|«
M
a
r
c
h
,
extrem
ely
im
! Merele M urray, a farm er «r
Among the olhor principal q u es
ginia, W ashington and Delaware.
ler ready for the
l():t, form Sem inole), . S
S hb an rr pn llv
portant because It was the heaviest for the scaMount Sterling, told the district sent including
01
y at
noon *
tions
which
probably
will
come
b
o
-1
p polls comorrow.
County,
six
teen
to
w
n
,
wore
«
p
P
r
u d e n t D aw ea a n d l
they involve th" v,,i! ’u .|0 years here.
attorney t tint oil th at evening he
fore Congress in which D em ocrats i
.
expenditure of
Chase and Volic are most interested urc:
had met Krdinnn Olson, sought it s i ,-• anted, five of the»o being In Rp UmffWQn),
hern New York suffered
Semi.mde, County.
Pioneora ___
nre and House td order and
\\ .ti* hi
about
$:t,r»«o.- most
the
girl's
slayer,
at
a
Seneca
dance
,
.
,
,
.erely.
There
ware
three
be well known citiPassage of nn udequate
form I
Ilbu,l)(lil the np- deaths
^ ^ n h l p th a t the
and had taken a drink with hint c.n.poxed of b o y . betw een the a g e . ^
buffalo, though th ere
,
I work nf th eir friends relief m easure.
piopi iuti<>n bills was no In -h ’ hid n th a t p art of
and a stran g e r a t llSlt) o’clock, ,.f 12 mid 15, according to C. J. Q# ,aJtW atlnjr
R ediatinn nf the ta riff.
'
if lias created nn u n
which arc al»>'.il Itu- statu ai I In
afte r which the youth and his Wolfe, secretary of the work in
The hoiiday-llke
d riftin g of the
M easures to curb corruption and In lie taken up.
this county.
: companion departed together.
in the- election.
which usually atten d s U w j
.•now. and mud.! and railroads
“slush fund” irre g u la ritie s in m*ii - ■ W hether ally ««f the lo iite ste l
An account of the visit to Do- ingr o f Cotigress crowded ti
were kept • . The tem p eratu re
: The prosecutor alar.
inform I incumbent, is round- utorinl prim aries.
election uises the Van- and Sinihli fell to three degrees at Rochester
Scviiid u«>s before the finding cd th at Park Morris, proprietor of Land furnished by Mr. Wolfe is ]e rie .| and the a&qyr coT
iv(h year «s ti public
Consideration of farm relit f eases and other- will lie officially and the automobile club of (but • f Cl.n a I Ruin's body at I'rairie du the Mount S terling Motel, who was ns follows:
!tol plask and grounds
City of San ford. should follow disposal of the an j cm eiilcrcd is prolilcm ntienl.
city received
calls .o r assist ( liicii, \Vi>., a wan nit was is.-ued lit a dance, saw Krdinnn and the
"The boys le ft Seminole County C hriatnU s tune to the a
1
(Continued on Page J)
Icffurts of friends he proprintion bills.
uncp from m otorists w ith frozen charging Knlmaii tllsnii with her stran g er drive nwny in F.rdmnn's In d ifferen t ways, some h ik in g ,1 Ae is th e custPih, t a l .j
radiators and cars stuck in snow murder. Tin* couple, who are nut car in th*’. direction of C lara's res some on bicycles, autom obiles and Jnr actiort in order d uring J
id to attain become n
banks. More than
boats w ere rtdated, disappeai'eil about the idence, which she left a t mld- j buses, and tlio moat uniquo w as session of the opening, .i
commissioner, ncaught
in
tin
ice
on
the
Eric and tam e tin e la-1 Septem ber.
night.
th at of David Van N obs of Sanford tho appointm ent of QCpni]
oto cIobc to him.
Ihunipluln divisions of the barge
wore
‘
________
_ form ally. notify
r r th a
F arm folk from 5(1 miles around w),0 mdo horsoback. David
biew this m orning Mr.
anal.
hat.
From
hU
Congresa
was
ih
/ x r m » f a A T ir n r A ftT rr rt tr,‘kcd through II blizzard*today : I,oota.und a l a r g o ...... .............. ...
_
[‘My record in office
Ten thousand men were working
jf of my loyalty and
B
F
K
M
A
N
Y
W
A
N
I
N
10
thiM
liMlp
low"
of
:U100‘
.
Thoir
»ido
hung
his
hunting
horn
and
on
JP
J
Jl
in 12-hour shifts for the stre e t U l J l l l ' I t l l l 1
** x a l » 1 kJ 1 objective wns the court homo.
his blanketa The e x e c u t i v e ^gnnuai j
houio. ■|,|,
h[f| Hm)t||0 woro nncked
pack
ford and there is no
cleaning departm ent of New York
•
___
h « tuft. San- *111 be re M tom orrow u
* * I IU C T A
T ! ? A C T ? Hrcni’ " f th,< kum est for tho g ir l,■umt cam pinc outfit. H e le ft San
to go into prom ised
City today t • prevent u general
h
l
l
t
o
1
1
/
I
S j A M j v' ," w h'‘a'1 W,,M
foril nl noon> m ik in g th e id miles
b«.
The fact th a t
♦
% • _____ •_
»
tie np of traffic. Six hundred and
*
hy ,n haiiiindr or a blunt mI.Io o f , ,|y 7 oVlock.
irm us com m issioner
seventy seven plows and trac to rs
:*»
I “A rriving n t DeLand the boys h'
^ ^ h T ^ io 1
ken wondorful p ro g Plana To Be Made' At Mcct- Alabama Governor At Jackson wore in operation concentrating on
In addition to tho inform ation 1wt>rt.
at tho Wisconsin Avenuo . 7 w .alt
Tenn.. Says He Has Nol Re the approaches to bridges and f e r
] the development of ' log In Hut Tonight A t H
..lit aiiu-il from M urray und M o rris,1 p„bljc Srliool cafeteria, th is school
f
one proof th at I ain
ceived Summon And Would ries over which the city's daily
O'clock Followed By The
i
Dd
rift
A
ttorney
Kuril
has
a
clo»o-!llllinK
lho
h
eadquarters
for
t
h
e
.
n?.
l,ray.or.
^
itin u in g in office,
|h'lei>niion At G eneva Mce!
Nr I Go To Court If He Had food apply most conic.
Rehearsals For Minstrels
•all, and by tt
ly guarded blood-stninad letUiv round-up.
behind every proW ill :-'e«U D e fin ite A g reeNearly ■Kin p o r o u s were given
members, *
.i
.
lin t,, r ,.,. I w ritten to Cl it rn by Krdmun tho
"Following tho supper
and 1 am satisfied
MAY
MINKTVK,
Ala.,
D
o
.
lodging
nl
the
municipal
lodging
o f Uni H i
Members of the Am erican Leg
im *n| l
L arl> D a te 1 m |U v thp aisuppeared. The letter song1contests and stu n t
blc of Sanford will
p arties to go to
(?l--(Sovernor
W.
W.
Brandon
of
house
last
night.
TinSij*yati*"i
(
'lo:iim
f
O
i
M
ilitary
I
.m
l
W
JlB
J^ben
from
tho
girl's
c
lo
th
in
g
i
ion are to m eet a t *thc hut tu
In tho song contest, led by
.
aith , in me
A rm y took core of 1*0*1 inert, wliti
I'm! 3 o'clock and
%
# ’by tmlo|V!tistK
‘ Mell, Y. M. C. A. S ecreU ry of Day
m or-j night n(. H p’clodfcjto iUsc*»s *plnrix Alaihnina announced th a t he would about tut) crowded into the Inhhv
thd offic
ipt Congrsaa was
(iKNKVA,
•
tfi-.
I)
(/W
livrfl|n0
wah
reported
th
a
t
n
' for the opening o f the Legion's ndt, bo in Baldwin county court to o f Its bowery hotel, and gave slid many " ill make a detcrmiU1 I ef- t ond letter, th e writing of which* ] to n . Beach, the P lohbtyi o P D iy <
A ajoum m ant fo r <
dew tvith a rcp re-l m embership drive, which is to day to answ er charges of violating te r to 200 women.
w as out of respect fo r
i "1 before licr delegates leave i wnj| |inJv |m r( |y legible, had been tonn Bunch won firs t pri#.
t program by g ^ t o r , Cummlna of lo
The coldest w eather was nt
he Herald th is morn-1
'I N ext canto tho s tu nTho
II"* 1 begin one week from today. Kol- the state p ro h ib itio n law.
DoLand
inis expressed
N orthfield, Vermont, id below
The
(iovernor,
who
-was
a
r
urly
diitii
f"i
ce«sa
ncople o f S a n f o r d ' lowing the m eeting the m em bers
•/i id. Cariliou, Maine, reported 10 tum i.i un niicr-Allicd m ilitary
Itnr- rested with eight of his friends, below and
m an op p o rtu n ity j will g<> to the City Hull auditor
Burlington, V’t., ;x.
•........... .. ...........................................
.. son, mid
.......................................!
T J S . ‘S M S T J a S S J
U T irs t*
[„ f |,is
in n nicrsngo which)
and a negro p o rter in a raid on Boston, with four above, expori ronim l.
rehenrsal
of
the
LcgY. M. C. A. feecraUry dom onstrat- ^
Qid tJm t oho
tlty in un o ffic iu l. ium for th,
This
dec!
.ration
was
made
to
the
|,u
asked
radio
stations
to
broad-)
.
I* much zeal us he ion M inslrels which are to he a fish in g ,c am p near Foley, Ala., diced the coldest December 5llt in Associated Dress today by a mem„ Hkcd thu youth to retu rn_ , , edtho Pioneer R itual, using ho full bratlon.
Members strollad a b o a i
^'unofficially- during presented on the night of Dee. 'J. several weeks a g o , spent yesterday the history of the local w eather her "f tie tJermun delegation at buying lie would stand liy him tl) l notch of 15 boys front tho MothoThe m em bership drive is Buid to
dist Church of Sanford.
hands, laughing and
at Jaekson, Teim. He inform ed the lilircim. There was one death in the end of the first mce.-D u: of the
|„ Bt
he
one
of
the
m
ost
im
p
o
rtan
t
mnlBoston and one in Springfield,
S aturday M orning P rogram
slapping each o thar on
here IH y ears and
forty-thinl
cssimi
of
tl.
•
League
Belief
that
the
body
of
a
youth
A
ssociated
Press
th
a
t
aside
from
Mu-.*.
The hoys wero up b rig h t and
(Continued on Pag* I
tn a booster for a ters to conic before tin* jorginzn[ nf Nations council.
[held in a Chicago m orgue m ight
In New Jersey most of the rail | u n (,.r „,
----------------hr Sanford. 1 would tion in the pust year and officials the physical im possibility of ^ 't among tli ■ Herman p,. ti,„[
Erdtnmi wns dispelled cnrly afte r n n ig h t’s ren t rolled In |
1
th
eir
blnnkots
on
th
e
schoolhouso
O
f
f
|
P
4n
l- f if
Unity of serving the are reported to he anxious to get ting here from Jackson, he Imd not ro!U| train s were an hour or more
over inter Ulicd <"iitrol is I when it war- identified by a ('hlA total of 500 men in been railed to ap p ear and fu rth e r behind schedule. There Was one '" " ,p
floors. At 0:30 o'clock th ey Ware
~
jiA g ir
[official capacity. I started .
stcndily gr.iwing, ilu* Miokesytiui | eugoan as th a t of his son.
(Continued on P age 8) . , , K f i p O I T L O n d l t l O l
been uctive- in civic the county are eligible for mem th at hail he been culled he would death
----- ---------- 1------. in the state., , Tin' icy wind
. . continued, and tho question is even )
seriously ham pered firemen fightil,1|H1rl«.»t than reduction of
»ve voted for every bership, while ohly 100 are ac tu a l liuve I>0011 forced to decline
ing serious fires in Long Branch, the arm y1 "I occiipalion.
lined to aid the city ly enrolled, according to Lqroy
M a n S c a ld e d S u n d a y H ® y e8 A * Y * / ’
Moreover, Germ any n .ll insist )
I intend to live in . P. C hittenden, post commander. cause of the "previous engage- Mew Jersey and Bristol, Pa.
j In Philadelphia the snow wns mi m odiiication of tin ,,ro.tcct ti> !
E. G. Hayes, who was
A t
R a ilw a y
S h o p 1 1*
A lurgo signboard is to Ik* erect- m ent.” .
| m i of my life and
■f th" p arty h<“ ! I lighter and was followed by sleet, invest the league with die rig h t to j
Officiullv
four
injured
by
autom obile
id
a
t
the
southw
est
cantor
of
Park
1the best in tere sts of 1
venue and F irst S treet and the | t.xpres.-cd publicly an intention to I Sunbury. Pa . had a foot of snow, in v estirate Germ an 1,irm am onts, j
day afternoon, n ear the
|ther I mil elected to A
rm es of the m em bers who are appear.
They w ere (*urr Mct’or-1 Hundreds of dcor hunters in Penntion o f tha, Sanford
■
’
t which il is expected will lie suhsli- j
ether 1 nin ju s t a nam es
The condition of J. W. Wetbeirmnek und Juck Daniels, of Birrn- [ sylvunia, where th e Heuson ope "c< tuted lo r intum ationr '-Allied c o n -|
now
enrolled
are
to
be
painted
up
Mr. W illiam s said
PEKING , Dec. n.—(/P)—T.lttle ington, who was badly scalded at woy, w as re p o rte d to,
‘
p t a lata ho
on it.
As each new m em ber ingham , and ('. P. Anderson, b ro th -| last week, had to break camp on trol.
'
news from Hankow was available tho Atlantic C oast Lirte railw ay
cr-in-luw of Governor-elect Bibb account of deep snow.
tem oon „ au th o rities
comoa
in
to
tho
organization,
his
Dr.
Stresenwiiurs
p.i
licultir
tftnnI
hero
today
b
u
t
belated
dispatches
| are to open n t 7:30
>.hop* Sunday m orning, was rep o rt nald-Laugl ton hoej
While the entire East from
This m eth G raves, itnd A tticua Muliin, new s
plaint
that there .t il are eighty ) from foreign sources there show ed to he critical by hospital au
the C om m issioner's namo will be added.
Maine
lo
the
Delaware
Capes
was
if lmr
paperm
an,
both
of
Montgomery.
thousand Allied Irmqis in the tho general strike did not m aterl- thorities ut n into hour th is a fte r was brought
City Hall. They are od of publicity i* expected to a s
The
others
scheduled
to
a
p
p
e
a
r;
covered
with
snow,
the
full
wn.i
accident
Ithim I mil and th a t tho Allies eon- nlize Saturdny ns plnnncd. ' The noon nnd fear is exprasssd th a t
until sundown, the sist m aterially.
were David R. Castlem nn and Wil- j much lighter south of Atlantic
Jfr. Hayes 1$ a
ing taken from the I The rehoarsnls for the m in -(
,
The snow was light in w est tinucu u» m- >»c on interior-Allied rituation wns said to he easier, ho will not recover.
control of German nrmuineiita. It [larg ely owing to the effo rts of
ment rep o rt.
Istrela arc going forw ard in good ( linm Cast Ionian, prominent. a t -1 City, t be snow^was 'J*'"
Mr. W ethorlngton was scalded employed by tb*
inch with ......I mid 1*- '‘xpe-ted that dur.ng the Decern- rhlniyie leaders to effect industrial w ith steam and hot w a te r whRo Line Railroad Cdttt
ficlals a t th e polls shape, according to those in charge lorneys of Louisville and Addison Virginia.
...
,
i .this
t.:
.,
/,ear’s
< * * '■ n
r i u l i i i ’ f I n t i IH
U
X*
It. Sm ith, vice-president of the q u arter of an .nth Wilt, a tm ,n l)(,r
„f the ...u n til or thu ,)t,ncu.
,
id cout of gas o»iand
y
production
is
ox
follows, unless tn erc
a t work undom eath an o>Unte W
“ a* Be sm s wdDdh$r
l.ouisville
and
Nashville
Hailroud,
slipper>
s
u
i
t
..
League
of
N
ations,
opening
today,
Foochow
still
is
n
hot
bed
of
peeled
to
fa
r
surpuss
th
at
«>
f
any
le a g u e
the roundhouso yestorday1. A eWahi
Iminulc su b stitu tio n :
Joe Seth and Will IL Kewl, a neg
ng' sUtipp,
Dr.
Rtreaomunn
will
muko
known
trouble,
foreign
dispatches
from
preceding,.
cock was accidentally oportea by
F. C hittenden; InNqw Jcenory and costumes, o r ro servant. All HI nu*n w ere u n
thn.ilor.iru of Gc many for tho there any, and Hwatow Is su ffe r his movomonts under th a eugina ftruck him. Tha
Susnq B> W ight,
der $300 bonds.
nlmiidonmenl of A lied control and ing from labor agitation, prqQtlc- and the stoom poured ,o iit boforo stop and pollc* authortyl
Hts anti h . R . ' Deas. dered okclUHlVoly for the use of
S heriff Ramsey S tu a rt, who o r
oxorciso his cour ry ’s willingnoss nlty all Am erican firm s a t Sw^tow he could got aw ay from th e eiigitW) been unahle t* ascertain
the show, have arrived in the city
dered (he raid u fte r com plaints to
to su b stitute for it the right of aro tied up by strikes or th re a t Ho was im m ediately
and
are
now
being
arranged
nnJ
to driver WM.
IEVIEW. OF CASE
him said liquor was being served
investigations id German nrmn- ened w ith them .
The InJvur
..
,*
fitted
to
the
production.
tho
F
ern
sld
-U
u
g
h
to
n
hosplU
l.
,,
IT0N, Dec. (».— UPI
mcntH by the Li-.igu,- <*f Nations,
Control of Foochow is doclared
The dreBH rehearsal will be a t the camp, was quoted us sa y
Relative* of thift Injurod ,man the hospital
[me Court today reprovided (iormun prestige is not to bo virtually in tho hands of from Jasp er an d ,W est Palm Wftdh and fc\ F, Whltaw, ,j
From ing th at if all the defendants did
[lew crim inal ch arges hold W ednesday evening.
TAMPA, Fin., Dec. 0.—(/P)—-A Ioffended.
not appear steps would bo token
thousands of radical students a fte r wore notified of tho a c tld e h t and Rasing thd scste a
to
n
ig
h
t
uiitil
the
curtuin
rises,
in
F. Sinclair
And
to causo th eir appearance. T h ir man and woman who
,
,were. rogisG erm any's
jiotentiul
w a r evacuation of tho n o rthern troops, h is father, J. Li W otherlhgtori; af- accident HdgteaaM*.'i
tensive
work
is
said
to
be
the
o
r
[11 arising o u t of leases
Blll,
cnug,njr worry to
teen quarts of whiskey w ere u«n- tem l at different lintels, drowned
re wero m any student r ^ t e
T hen
fy th d brolass add (.
ot Dome nav al oil re- d er fo r all connected with
together
In
the
ocean
near
Venice
j
tho
particularly
France, oTOr tho week end, and stu4q^te yivod hero today to bo M M i bedfiscailed
in
th
g
ruld.
Each
of
thu
1020 m instrels.
slde.
»*.
♦
yesterday.
Each left a note of rep r ench deem tho supremo mobs attem p tin g to aarran
rra a t t
p arty denied ownership.
cent preparation, nnniing redutiyes | nu«stion a t issuo is her security bers of tho defented Fukien
‘to ‘lie notified in case of an acci ag a in st- possible
- - fu
. tu re German
* ag om niont broke into B ritish .
gression. Dr. Stresem ann is ap- Jap an ese properties.
dent.
'V,
Lenin I. Sweeney, ulwut 44, of prehenelvo th a t unless A llied cvn‘ , Available Inform ation Indkotee \ i
New York, m ining expert and ono tro l is abandoned tho Reich gov doubt as to w hether the ctp
time secretary to J. F. Stevens, ernm ent m a y , lose tho backing W * •> Hankow will dan
who preceded Gpfi. George Goeth- which' h is beeri reservedly given
INDIAN AP01
*LE, Fla., Dec. 6 nany and E ast C oast Enterprises,
al( as chief engineer of tho P an a it by th e various political groups
owners of tho hotel property, a p
A symposium of f
sent on a petition'forW iltftocCullough, negro, w*a .ex ma Canal, w as the man. The wo- in tho R eichstag.
pointed H illiard Spaulding as W
vle^s on WillIhteJ
I brought by certain Jucceisor w ithout authority to do onerated of all blame In connec 3 m was Mrs. I. Maingot, fbout
eertion
th atrH * :,1
, who reglstated ot a hotel from
tion with the .killing of H enry H a r|c*tainst‘tha Columbus
WMWln*
the P ort of Trinidad.
Police, headed by Chief
Im t w kanrtrt- today>i>y' ■
•lishod by the !
“ l U r bill of com plaint ajso rm* yesterday aftetnoori folldwiflg Mr*. Maingot ruqucsUd that a
W illiam s, * uncovered a t
4,of the defense th a t ehariros th a t $176,000 tornado i n - , nn Inquest held under County
usln, Erie Ahdohion, be notified
.What la believed to \ p sto
dismissed '6n the dhrance collected following the j udg e j . G. Sharon a t A ltam onte cousin*
C h ith am > and Phoetibr
X‘ y o u p g ; urfilte woman, giving 't h i s m orning w hile s»»»
0f o CDt |8 has been collect- Springs later in the afternoon.
Q/'E. Miller, head o t
and asserts th at ‘ McCullough killed H a rris n de Bank, Broadway, N. Y.. or a t 130« h e r i nam e as M arie I’urrott, of open field in th e Geor
tiller and Company, ed by Soauhilng
spauioing a n .......m
of hU own u fe> according to Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn. Swee- N i k VS m yrna, was arrested Sattrict. A larg e sack
rocently placed in“re- "
S T t t t o money will be mlswitnesses.
H srris esm e to Mc noy's note called 'attention to a urday,w ight a t 8 o’clock, four miles M v e ra f doaen boxes of elf
, ra» a necessary party
.. They ask th a t a *e«*,v®r
[tion. .
Rnted and th a t Miller be ad Cullough’s home and s ta rte d to brotharg Thouyis Sweeney, Raddl- th is s i t e of New Smyrna by Dep ton* o f clg aio tto s, box
draw a gun, with which "he -was son Hotel, MHineapoBe, Minn, An uty B h u rtff Joe Brinkley, foh <n«. to 1
and ssvs
judged still the proper trustee.
Ydon M. Call of th e
going to kill” the U tte r. MeCul-' Inqusst qver th e bodies was set fo r loW ingrU # th e ft o f ;a cur belong- of
’t e n d ,
strict of F lorida, re.The dism issal motion was iotigh
or- grabbed the. hand whlclt held
Gibson, SAhford
th a t atoday,
H
.
1to hear fu rth e r ^ rg p and dhpvt ajaay
to depot .
The couple was driven to
fUmtoop.
ie taken from near
th e f W J in d
beach a t **
V* ' i yesterday mo-**
holders, C harles E,'
)i
.
|d l a t 5 o'clock S a t1
of
Tamp*.
*
f
by
Jf.
L.
ft
.Tanka
and Jam es _
is asked to 4lreck
r
r,1 The young wa
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r
they
A
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o left
Tlclent m qncy.inyolyed^to
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they], ow n'
iv in g the, car when i P j '
bbeerved awfaiming *nd l a t . onq
w h a rt tiha body was found la t
ah issue o f
*
■ •that t w m y i
time attracted attention womenof
th e hote'
WON BY PIONEER
H oliday Crowi
H andF or
Open A t
’Clock A. M.
I
ISra Bodies Ai
LEGION DRIVE TO BRANDON IS NOT |
BEGIN DEC. 13 FOR TO FACE LIQUOR'
CHARGE IN COURT
ARP
r u le
SOON
Strike H as Failed
To M aterialize In
Hankow, Is Report In Critical Condition
S
Couple Drowned A t j
Venice Leave N otes
Indicating Suicide
% ViewofWlffiiBlt
Negro Freed From
Ir Plea [Entered By Defense In
sal fo r Receiver For Miami Hotel Killing Charge At
Altamonte Sunday
Voting Woman Held
Ee> Taking,Machine
Police Find Cache
; Of Stolen Pro]
S
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Beautyjs No Excuse to Her
A Bride at Twelve
Come to iftapa, Little Pigskin
ix 'ft— Wltii open an n s of *
from .fake .Single. s ta r hark
Stadium to the turn* of I- *•.
him.
Pat in Court
%
Cal’s Uncle
Gang Leader
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J.
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Following h er elopem ent and m arria g e to Charles Martin, 31
rrin e Nowlin, 12, planned to re tu rn to her hooks ;» tin* sixth mi
nshington, It.
elem en tn ry school. This photo ef them wu
Just a fte r th eir reconciliation with h er father.
In "beauty Is it* own excuse for being," Mile. Vizenni
tie relinnce. She has won fame throughout F ram e re
looks but a s . the virtuosi! pianist at the Salle Gavenu
Pa Wa’s White
A ll
Bag—and Baggage
Right
> V'
1' V Jl.
I
“ Uncle Jo h n " Wilder, Ml and fit,
when lie, his fiddle and his neigh
bors in Plym outh. Vt., visited his
«:i phvw. Cel Coolidgo at the W hite
House.
French West Pointers Salute Edward of Wales
A lm a W ethorill is only 16 m onths old, hut she has
Irtntic four tim es and is now p re p arin g to do it again,
a nice bagful. She lives in L ittletow n, Pa.
woman’s” Ma
H ig h
A sp iral
Don’t m isjudge Pn Wu, the world's only captive albino elephant, ,hy
this photo of his som ewhat aw kward advent into New York from B ur
ma. 'E .’adn’t ’ad 's hath and the whiteness of ’is 'ide rem ains largely
unrevoaled beneath the d irt of the voyage.
f ull-dressed eadots of the Kcolc Militaire
alignm ent ns the Prince of W ales, orr his visi
the left is (leneral (luuraud, the one irmedcoiniiiiiiiihint of the ecole.
the W est P oint o f F ran ce, attain th eir beat
nhlic across the channel, inspects them . On
'oilu, and (in light u n ifo rm ) G.-iirral Colin,
rive to One in the N. Y. U.-Carnegie Tech. Game
\
'
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*’
An en ig m atical fig u re a t tho
H all-M ills trlu l in Som eryvllle, N.
J., is M rs. Salom e C erren n er,m other of Mru. J a n e Gibson, " th e
*Pig W om an’' upon whoso to stlm ony th<T styte so h te v lly relied.
A w itness, fo r ' . th e defence, M rs.
C errenner/. is hero show n on h e r
' Aimee Semple McPhereon’s expression bordetda on a scowl as she
\ heard .JudfetSam uel Hlnko order bur hold fo r'fo rp ia l trlul nt the ond
• nf Bat1 lnnf* hfflllmlnnrv
A ngola^/’ TKun
irollmlnury linnriiiir
hearing In
in II.im
ok A
Then at.^
she went ▲
to_
h e r ta *
i*. fund, ,Ii
f V i M 'f k r
Ibto.appeal to her followers for a'MCOml $100,000 defense
picture, taken as the heuring closed*’Aimee Is seen over
h«r attorney,' W# I. Gilbert.
Right—itobefts, riu
Tech, tacklere in th« t
Closing in on the runl
l*e determmed'Cajrnegle
,
it,for the Pittsbuj^hewi
(•y'be seen behind'him, ' J -
Kfc-
to TiaVe been the. principal cans# o f J j j L \ and thsjr **
•
^
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r:
‘,
i f w j w w r ..' <f>t v ' ^ n n n H n v
oll'S. worgart1 W"!
. . ohlo.^hu* hud
t j0M' nll her M*
“ T hat is. l ’v®. |-jj!
clim b,” she exp *
The!
cj0^ op of Mrs.
pjtfrrting the roilwsf
.
.
s) 0,
1
^%
�& & i- ‘ «9 *
<ft!T"•isrv-i.
t' ri>a. --C
#jff r 1
ns
| «•*« l» "BW f," InV eierttiT vete- L i f e , he* played th e role «* ,
I«iTnJih work fit home,
p e rfo rm e d and the th e e te r ^ be-1 tK)n(j i roustaboutin g th ro u g h t h i I xart. We «hall n o t tu r n a g a in s t
Th* t w jj| ba gm(j n e w f or sentie im e known throughout Europe.
V orth D akota grain fields tit har them until we g e t th e ir side.
I m entaiisU "who think th is country
V isiting critics from F ranco and vest time. At J a n tlg a n ’s ran ch ho
As for Irene Bordoni a s M ozart g^ould shoulder the troubles of
G erm any w ent back to shout their fh ’ds Effie, the hired g irl, dream - - we’ll rem em ber h er kindly a s other nations,
pi-ulses of the g re a t Anna Rovina. ing ''nf'ilfillnble dren m s o f free Naughty Cinderella o r L ittle M lssj But It Is good news for the averNunc sinci* Surah B ernhaidt ha* .iom from her environm ent.
nine Beard, or any of th ese I’m- nge^ American.
J e w i s h B a n d o f I'la .v e ra |l.,i*n so greeted.
I'o r. I venr, “ Ring” endurcs se- jim* a-n aughty-little F ren ch
girl
six vrvir* it grow and flour- ■l e n t iir v m a r r i e d life with her, sue- D y i n g to get-along roles. She and
id T o H a v e W o rk e d S m a ll
^laying "The W andering
a m b e r O f H a y s T o S t a t e iOinl,
' ’" " ”
-viu I'-um bi'.g to hi< w anderlust ju s t be- M o ^ rt
.
.
■T ire Dybbuk."
Jacob 4
{ttu t)i< t.;j , *i ..| Iheir hnhy
nf i t rl L'errrraMons nnd
th ii . piav
[ O L P e r f e c t io n In 20 ' *’!US j ii,.','
" and one • r I wo other wh.i-i- i ' ' i i iin> i a ‘ \v :i h noi not i n ’ • " o l i i a i b r i n g them togothfjj,
Q
i. n
n
A
J
often 111 ■, ' ‘ lllS’ SK
Ihm r -tuge art upMjt j ^ , JU,.(|
he re tu rn s ^lKhtt r; I le ro -*■ a thinness in thetJhfanu- O t O P P C U hours. Hluu
By T lir NKA I'lu.i Jury
m
their muss mov
IplI'T
ent-s
ye .i- !,iter\ E ffl. has ju * t f c«l g«‘
nmI mf ,
JEW YORK. Dm. »i - $ t
noA i t h n t le r r lb lS ,
Its, ^w ns *hailed ■d Iteroidf to i wedlock britlT1 NeU, jed nnd derib
icHedinmo ’jolntl
^
a Jt>yL m- iff
‘ ..........
dm nm tn im >it k
ttv
pnrtitru,c le S ,tlo t lo be ilr e a f
tN b td W i - r PH. (on,
.
th.’ hired Swede. •?’^ n d ^ th o u g h ennnut be <lis
l l (‘pus"!)""'. Horn* ti
.jgeftS
Ince
the
illacoverMi
kturf ‘t ^ g o r ’i dance” In her plens to leave gre a n r a h a j t , cannot be dls
pr*HrMptlon. Now It In.rbwirble
'Tomani-*’ and adyflltU
buk.” t
to r t u r e d w ith
H heum atll
i|en**ted, the open rtb d calth “ S l u ^
love^ (’os^
•Theater lli'hliiia
t\u<]
n Ik lit n I'd) ovhrc0|*imb th*?Vule of th e So on hi w iv. abnndontpg h e r to thfl been reen on
(• thi-seMlepplea*
IrotiM es often I n . i a J dfisCh
H o s i" '' i"t i •p'u'iah(l^
‘ 11H T
rG’
viet. Again th n th e s te r faced per- j jlf‘( he abhors .
nuisite dancing
r, tline.
tan mill,
way points.'
Mr* T. J. Cooper. A berdeen. Ohio,
em
tions.
The
Soviet
ruled
they
1
As
Effie.
Florence
Johns,
an
*hc
h
aunting
music
o<
M
ozart—
(eTft. »■< nri' tobl i* a grou;
write* April 19tli, I >26: "I took 10mild not play In a language
not ................
omplished
shares nnfi. fine, acting
W atson, day*’ I r e a tm e n t of KUItKX. It cert'Blayri.s u m i•••nr »oine.thing,
. . .
— tragedienne,
„ ----------- . --------, , of, Lucille
. ,
t
ii fit Iv did wonder*.
It to o k ttm
V 3 0 v ra r- in bringing to per- '" ’deretood by the m ass of
the the honors with Louis C alhcm , nn,i a harpsichord de luxe.
iwelfliiK out of my hand* a n d feet
Ion a repertoire of a h alf dozen ^ P 1*- A*a,n the f " 81
of “Slug ” J. Malcolm D unn’s c h a r-1 We are given to u n d erstan d th a t 4 ml relieved th e pain.''
jn . Weigh this a g a in st the fly . JlussU cam e to th e ir defense. nH eriTation of th e h e a v y -h e a d e d j^ e young musician who cam e to
Bights of Broadw ay production
such as C haliapin, Ivan im perturbable Nels, who can ’t /o^ |
to lea,|n “ bout life accompI d ra w your own conclusions! ,n” ’ Dantschenko.
»hc life of hint.p ro n o u n ce “J,” Is T shed his mission in ,re c o rd tim e
1 am so confident
confident tthat
h a t ,-voiir
on tha
!»*pa there, has been no sim ilar
The fig h t was made
m sde on
tho -nperb.
success with ladtes would give Itheumatlam
can he atopped’That
opp
l
trovie
sheiks
som
ething
to
think
S tratton of ai t fo r art’s sake ground of a rt, untouched by
--------will send a r e g u l a r f t K u r e i tr e a t
merit on fourteen day*' trial. The
•tries] history.
tongue or place of circum stance
TH E season’s first version of ahout— if we could have believed treatment
will hn sent at once. Sim
_A T E R HABIM A, a Russo- The th e a te r was continued. Such “ M ozart,” w ith Irene Bordoni, noin it. But wc didn’t
ply pay the postmnn upon delivery. I
t’se It according to the almnln dl- .
Bowever, we reserve decision. rectloii*
ih band which recites Its lines
wa8 certain to bind tho o th er w earing tho scarlet breechea
and If at the end of four- ^
the ancient Biblical tongua, was , Wt*l« com pany as none has ever and powdered wig of the composer, Tht prosecution rests and aw ait-' teen day* the rcHult* are not more I
Ilian satisfactory, If your Itheu- |
n td the heat of tha historic
bound in th e history of the m akes us e a g e r for tho G uitry the defense.
iiiiiMxiii and imln* have not I......
theater.
production
of
the
same
piny
be
ilutionary tem pest of 1905,
------------------------------- I relieved y o u r money will I>u refund
Dlfif C ity— New filling Station
'Kieelion
Till* o f fe r N
Europe has called it the w orld’s fore we boJicve the worst. It n
■Jlte birthplace was a tiny heuse
__ ,
_
. . j ■,
full' Kiiiiriiitfeed so writ, today amt i
prom ised for early appearance.
an obscure Moscow cross-street, g re a te st th eate r.
| to ko erected, corner Moi^ldiAn | wiv thin rt'inarknHIn |*M»»er(rit1on :*
and 17th S truct, bv 9 t a n * i " ,:l' 11 A l|n rm "n. s ii Manufa<tfirst audience less than k ‘banG uitry, the author, played in I Avetiie
And, finally, it has bejen brought
, .
e,
3
in. n Kuchange ilhlg . K. f . Mo.
i
__( A d v )
people. One N. L. 9emich to A m erica to cast Its m ystical tho F’reneh version as Bnron Von ttaril Oil Gompany.
?y'jhad the Idea of a theater In He- glow over the commercial theat-,,8f*w . Anna Rovina, a school
'M etier, was the ’’leading lady.”
,tl: *Jactangov,
—*-------who directed “The Interesting and Important event o f' U?
ibuk,” was carried to final
the theatrical year.
jffl
w.
............
rials on a strstcher, withl
weeks of his death.
rV':i“ LOVE/' accustomed to triumph
' Six years after its birth, the l j j u loses o u t ‘in Henry Fisk Carlton
ip begin tn feel th e h e e f fff HaggarA prize play, ‘‘Up the Line.’
etar. In 1911, the peraecu- Inevitably, love’s loss leaves one
is ware such that ttaK present- with fh e ;inescapable sense of d is
plays In an underground thea- appointment Inherent in the end
y attended only by a t i w friends, ing other than happy. There ’*
# great Stanislavsky came to ' no compensating gain for realism ,
------------------------ ^ ---------------------------------------------------------------ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE FOLijLOWTNG AVENUES:
Ban Juan Avenue, Lee Avenue and Snn
t\ C *d*s Avenne, From Union Avenue to F irst Street.
j£ri'‘
The following la the final estimated **o*t of psvinn S m lin n
'Argnee. I.ee Avwnne and San Carlo* Avenue. .12 feet In width from
TInlon Avenue to First Street with sheet asphalt on n 6 inrh rock hn*r
-4410 i uhi. r:trd« grading at 40c
t 1.704 on
27fl0 1in fl rnnevete ciirh and gutter nt 70<?.074 HO
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IIP Hr fl -irig’ f ciirh at ftlr
4.'l!»k -<| v.im J p'tviug
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20- no
fl!i0 u ft ■oncrclc alley return* ** lo,.
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“On Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford”
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Seven Races Daily—Rain or Shine
Auspices
SEMINOLE RACING CLUB
J« .. B. Tinker. ITeti.
Edw. A. I',ihlm,„ „
Admission, including firandstand and pa rklng, $2 00 nl
1
Club house $ 2 . 2 0 additional. Ladies Day,a Mondays a n d F i *
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J . . R , W alnright ........................ L oti*7 Block M
1^Sanford Hotel Realty Co. ...Lot'BH Block M
^ ’tR*ltford Hotel Realty Co, ....Lot, 29 Block M
M l t n f o r d Hotel R ealty Co. ... Lot 80 Block M
7 .‘.A* T. A A. K. Roes ite r ......... Lot 81 Block M
P P . T. A A K. R ossiter
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L. A 0 . R. Twiss .................Lot 16 Block M
L T , Dillon ............................... Lot 17 Block M
fcas. Dunn ................................. Lot 5 Block O
M g l1Corley 4 W. L. Henley Lot fl Block O
E w i; Corley A W L . Henley Lot 7 Block O
VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE’S CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSIONER. He represents no group, no clique
j ’ tt. f lLitt.-Vl.tr •.
jpSj^ C orlt-i A W 1 l l f u l . - j
f w . ’ (*tirl-y i i W I Mmil,>v
tlwr C«fb’.v a W. L. n . .
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or faction. He stands for a constructive administration. He has always been in favor'oj^fbigger and better j
Sanford.
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127.8H
or.
120.70
120.70
120.70
120.70
l'/ti.70
120.70
Volie A. Williams, is m a position to devote the necessary lime to the office of Commission^' and is the
suited to serve the rank and file of our people in a way they wished to be served.
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120.70
120.70
120.70
120.70
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120 In
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illinnis
tinu
lias Ihed in
has mine when a City Commissioner should
represent all the people and not a
lie lepiesents no group, clique or faction and will have no political
City of Sun ,
CUVnOprk
Sanford for 18 years, knows the city’s every need and believes
d e b ts
to pay.
T h is A d v e r t is e m e n t F»aid for by F > ie n d s and SUP
porters Of VO LIE A . W IL L IA M S ^ ^ .
(*r cent |u-i iiiiiimu tilt »»ll tlch-f!.'ti j11,>frif.it
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Aohe A. Williams Relieves Sanford needs a board of five Commissioners. If placed |n office he will exert all hi*
power to giye> Sanford a larger Commission.
peoenihci I'ltit, Ifl'JO, wilbnul mlm -I ; itml ..t>I I :UI, Into said a
ubtijhtf> a I'd I’uynblc in ten mpml uuiiuitl in*i«illm, ,-t« w ith in ic it J
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iltiNs* my hand jim .tlly . Clt-rli ami the Seal m
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Sanford faces many vital problems that must be solved in the coming few months. A man is needed on The
City Commission who has a mind of his own, who does his own thinking.
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BBtA'.l Itclllillll
I "1 l ‘ Mini!, II
Rciiiiinf
l-m I : Min, 11
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will know there has been
a real election!
II. Will Mill
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A sound practical business executive. .
2.
Thoroughly experienced in handling large affairs. Sanford has an assessed valuation of $20,000*000—
therefore needs the experience of one accustonrted J o handling large affairs.
3.
Sikyeats splendid achievement to
4.
Not a wild optimist nor a sordid pessimist— just a well balanced man of mature mind and judgment— de
pendable to the last degree.
5.
Foe six years he has been solving community problems— he knows governmental machinery and how to
get things done— he has done them.
his credit as a1city commissioner.
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His statewide reputation as a man of unimpeachable character ana sound business judgment has given the
city standing among the financial markets of the country.
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Because a community is rarely privileged to commend the public service of a man like S. O. Chase.
8.
Because Sanford can absolutely count upon not being led astray by some new theoretical fetish that will
prove costly to the citizenship.
9.
A man seeking results rather than limelight— giving service and not selfishness.
10. An honest Christian gentlman.
Edw. Higgins
G. D. Bishop
R, C. Bower
F. A McNeill
R. W. Pearrrtan
F. F. Dutton
P. A. Mero
R. J. Reel
B. R. Beck . I
Sandy. Anderson
C. L, Britt
W. H. W jg h t,
H. C. DuBqae
E. A. Douglass
W. W. C. Smith
V. C. Colter
M . H an sen
K. 6. McCracken
R. E. Herndon
J. H. JaoktM3tt+‘! :
A. R.Key „ ,
W. E, Walthall
e . f e fo<5Cs^Uil
L. P. Chittenden
$ri
R. R. De^jn
R. L. Dean
S. a ShinhelW
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alia A rra n .
------------- j r j e n t o f t h e v o t i n g p o p u la tio n o f S a n f o r d 'a n d h e U e J S i t h a t
• A- A*.obnd Claaa M atter, t h e p r o b le m o f H e lc c tin g n c i t y c o m m i s s io n e r c a n b e l e f t e n - '
:,
If IS,
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under
rr° Act of M*™Iy to i t w it h o u t t h e s l i g h t e s t f e u r o f j e o p a r d i z i n g t h e b e s t
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Ill «.Tl> l.v Oar»i'T. V , p r e ju d i c e s o r s e n t i m e n t b e a llo w e d to p la y a p u r t w e ca ll
.*• «*•#« \W«kl) Kiim •■II u .im. a t t e n t i o n to nin> n r til'll I h in n u *.,u:,.u
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i , - a t t e n t i o n to o n e o r tw o t h i n g s w h ic h it. t h e ‘ s c .r a m b. l e o ? e l e c -------1 N«>n d a y m i g h t be o v e r lo o k e d .
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<<“ '<*loi>n1, 'n l . Sc h o o l h o u s e s , po.c 0 s *, , t ion. c i t y h a ll, s t r e e t p a v in g . s id e w a lk s , w h i t e w a v
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Cotton *HdoW**_____
r>jF •
B iggest Steel P le a t
'I'Vm
W onderful F ertilise r
Q uirting Babies
BY
It T il (JR B RISB A N E
(C opyright 1926, by S ta r C o )
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JANUARY COTTON fell below!
12 cents yesterday. O th er months )
ri’ai>,e<l new |»w%ricoi#!» *"T h a 'i'^
f«*r the R epubllcsn nd
tn
thiol,
...
to
th
in k
a...|(mj,
smlinistration
Sen!
congressm en m ust pro
^
tcct l lieir cotton grow ers. A coni
hiiiutjon of the farm bloo and the
.south could tiu m any thfnjj
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ANN I \|.
American Legion I
City A uditorium - Tlmrsday,’
A N D
F U C C T IM '
•-IN
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N o o n -D a v
I N C L U D I N ', ;
K IT H
C A S T -!
P a r a d e a i ,< | ttandt
F A M O U S I.IO.l'J
Q U A R T K T T E
E V E R Y T H IN G
N E W
TJffi
A JOLLYCOLORED ORCHESTRA
’
WILL PLAY
r i r„coT ^.:r,!;i,:..... Amer-
Dance Starts at 8 o’clock
A. C. CINDER,
ffl
.t;riitii-t ■..Hu
’;■•••*„“T "»ci ».th pi«iJ5Ci?.
Little Dorothy Green
Celebrates Birthday
With A Pretty Partv
Bmi" MrnKl,u,.At und Mr8-clyd0
"ha rib's L. Park continued Interest In |(/"uk’r’ mnnu»t,r ot tim popu'inr
dancing pavilion.
pavilion.
T- o i
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dancing
lins At Bridge JI - /ill.*.***,*
At excellent orchestra will furH H c liy IS b h o w n B y j
An
Pnor Of Visitor Kepoi’t Of Mrs. Brown nisi, music for the occasion and
a good tim e is promised for every
I'vcry element olj
liven taken out!
Stuci'o, Youcail
you. exteriorw
solutely uniioni^
no streaks—i
lure. Oriental
itself readily 191
tect ural period
one who attends, Mr. Hinder said
roc November was another busy today,
m onth at tho Municipal L ib ra ry .1
the total ein
the public being
2,l.r»2 were to ad u lts and 1..I12 t..
juveniles. This is an increase of
1102 over the sam e period
the
An im portant call m eeting of
preceding year. This is an osjio- the Auxiliary of the
Cam pbell-1
cially good record, as thero wore Lessing Post Am erican Legion f|
two holidays d u rin g the month, 'V,B
be held Tuesday niarn-i
und the ad u lt collection of books ing nt 10 o’clock a t the home
was also not available to th o l(-f Mrs. S. R. Dighton on Hughey
renders, owing to repairs being I Street.
made in the main delivery room.!
It is e a m e rstly desired th at all
Tlie reading room attendanco those who are elligildo for mem*' " ‘"I gam e, scores w rr .
of which J20 were adults hernhip atten d this m eeting which
'•'I prizes aw arded. For wus
1,1 I'M’ s o r e , Mre. Charles ind 17.1 Juvenile#. Another in- is called for the purpose of elect
y 1' . ' 1 a set of bridge •rcasc war- shown in the nunihej- ing officers and attending to other
".• the consolation prize, of new mc'mtiers who joined, the im portant business.
»1' ''II t«. th c.lo t of Mrs. total for thc month (icing 1)8,
i
onoh-y. Xh#y )fUCHt flf g rin g in g the total m embership up
VIOLIN CLASS
to
2,617.
The
totnl
attejidanco
for
i
presented » dainty gift
Ihe three sto ry hours held was MISS ELFANDR lle rrin g un' ,,r the occasion.
nounccs tho reopening of her
, ' • afternoon tho hos- 120.
cluss
in violin lessons to begin
Acknowledgment is mude of]
J
tem pting salad
F'n colfee.
books donated by the following i n - !dununry ’*• ,f,“7 ,,L 5 | l N orth
;i1",‘,t this charm ing forested p atrons: lAliss Fisa Bu French A vejiue.
1U„ ' ”/ • K U. Bali, Mrs. It'll, Mrs. K. I*. MarkeJI, Mrs. Fl.
•'* ’ ^r!<' Kco A. Cono- C. W ashburn, Thomas Rayfield,
• ° b " N»nc(y,
Mrs. Hodgson Ball, Alex Shuron and IF.
.. jV’ MrH- A- W. Epps, L. Schwartz.
i m ' t A, „ hj Mr». J ; F
irles L. Park was iiosp>’ afternoon nt her hoiuv
xxl en tertain in g in honor
J U!"' Huest, Mrs. Charles
|h r . of Macon, Ga.
r VD'i'cn, C hristm as col[effectively used in d«cor"""i.s where the curd
s|'ie,u<| f()r piny nm|
f a' |Z'd by huskets o / rod
['nvttins und ferns.P”r scheme, wus fu rth er
Fl1 by the tally *cards
»<• th.ne j|, suggestions of
Ask us alx)ut
O R I E N '
S T U C I
F o r >’nli* Hv
CHASE & CO.
R e lia b le
H u iid in g Supplies
A n Id e a l Gift
For Christi
Mrs. Bennett Hostess
an(l Mrs. Mann To Members Of Book
mio Wednesday Lovers’ Club Friday
y .
.
A subscription to The
H erald will prove an exc
g ift to some friend or selat
I t will not only be a daily ren
er as a grift from you, butaj
ent th a t everyone appreciate
D a ily In A d v a n ce
One Year
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<» M o n th s ................
3 Months
.........
I Month ....... ........
La,^e Casino
To Stage Round Dance
Mynl, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es I..
~
Friday
s ' b azaar given by tho He!is, Mr utld Mrs. B raxton B.
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ini < lub of the Baptist B ruggctt. Mr. und Mrs. R. \V.
Gnrd
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A
. ro,,ntl <i«.aT frolic which
•ill he held at store next Ru-'iell, Dr. und Mrs. W D
U- GarilMr. an,I Mrs. Tom' Bo]( M •' |,rom ,*fH
he one of the most on
sk el.”
B .dt’ M r.1tertnini'ng nffaiw
1Circle will meet with
Bighton on Hughey and Mrs. Edmund Mcisch Mr an,I V**1'* )" •‘‘‘"dnolo county, will he
•'I's. Furle K. Jones.
S v«n * 1 " w Silver Lake Casing on
| o’clock.
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Tuesday night, according to an
r>, . 4 •
,
announcem ent made today by A C
F or a B e tte r Stucco
( >|)or;i Da vs
is
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so,ii,11H,,t ,,f
FIXTURES
A'
Die Wholc
Town's Tall
Melton Ffectric Co.
N P f X ’t A I , S C K M i t n . - W . t i t D l
S iiT T i^ r f :
Tuesday Night, Dec. 7th
v ,-'nv r B a 5 = n
\nnounuomunt Made *''
jD f Griffin-Cari'oway !i‘'• "t1,?''*
HUSll Hell
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Silver Lake Casino
,*M >..oiis s r s i E i * - . ......
. A. Chittenden Nelii,» ri'i,,.n, /*■ , 1,,7'a' l,H' v'"in^'iauKbte
Hostess
! l An
. ll"'nel
Ciiolo. l ""m
»**i'er
■ "- her
. <**- young
p M,.i Tr, At Dplio-httn
^llgfnttlll ufolds
Intorost'incr
1 ty Friday KvcnincriMeptimr
in (‘||'"'‘,»
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. . a> b
in£)Meeting W ednesday'in
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DANCE
FROLIC
AT
MAUD TYRK KNTERTAINS FOR
TWO VISITORS FROM GEORGIA
T h ^ annual C hristm as Bnrnar
« ”. o n Z |
M? ' V ," , r
given by
Mrs. Forrest
from th e ir wedding trip to ,V(.W 1
Jack of Dayt
Monday
am Mrs. Mary Mnines.
the B aptist Church will bo hell
\ '••.*)’ p r e t t y
j Miss Maud T yre was hostess
' ° U * Baltimore, Philadelphia thc d*y here
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en .x Guild of Holy Cross T hursday and Friday of this week.,
Mr**. Sidney J. Sunday evening a t dinner n t h , Di,'
.
perfume W ashington, and A tlnnta, Ga , and ' K'uests of Mr «. H arr
Nix and Mrs. M. .Moore.
jl Church will m eet n t .1
•i:i . •'•■mag when Mies Maude The ru t prize. H oubigant’s bnth wdl now be nt home to th e ir,
."me
on
Park
Avenue
honoring
he.
[nt fhe home of Mr*. A. P. “ Baskc.t. •>r0 r,10m ,lext ^oor to the I
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••"leitnlned at bridge a t her P-'wder went to Miss Grace Gillcm. friends nt 101 Hughey S treet.
p,i Bark Avenue.
--------j 31im F lisabeth CR
Mrs. F F BoD
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Bliillips and Mr*, .1. and Miss Pearl Grigsby o f Sava... '•I’nit.iienfs on Park Avenue honfading to score honors and
.
” Uo,z> g e n e r a l chair- H. C«, cl«,»,gh
[Organ Club will m eet with
week-end very >p |«
"all, (iu.
,
•uug I,. ,
was
•> i . ahn‘' “ » c « th at all kinds
.............. •i.v: Mr-J,
F■ uFlal“ > of H astings
B
| guest of friend* a t ’1
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h. H. Moore,
"P
int
the
week-end
here
w
ith
her
I
The
Quantities of p o inseltias «}',<[
K
7 . “ ^ Ul f,,r
cooked • hair
Mrs R. w . L aw ton an d
A,ml. Mowers candy and novel,j,.. ■'Us. man.
G«.
■
were h
presented
narcissus were used In charm,**.. ‘ " '" " " a h , Gn.
•
I■(,*...«.. vLt,f ,,hon°'- .-----**.-<*viui-u daughter Mrs. Robert C. T hrasher.
C.eorgv
Evans.
ens Missionary Society
3ock*iy i f | win- be „ „ » .T .
b e '" ^ r ''
profusion
in
the
living
room,
while
)
ivi,,
bu«I
poinsettlns
and
deep,
in
w
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lc
h
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b
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Wjth|
V°C^
[hodist C hurch'M il
A. R. Dieter form erly of Sanford
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business m eeting n t .11 Will also he on sale and putic*,
Imt now of Lakeland, spe,,- *},„
,
effect in
tin*
livin.r
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l.
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t
fxey
Was
also
during
the
land Mrs.
Willianm. u l r ',° ^
»nd green p rev ailid and were I... , ia the living room where the p re sen ted 'a ''‘ dainty
[at the church,
afternoons.
handkerchief week end here with iriemN
Apron table: Mr« Clifford Walk ’
' ° Mt w‘t *’ r *<Banc#-ltwea.
' r< t a l k s were spread for play, .’ and n Snntn ('Intis Y
i t Re committee of
the
The following «hairn.cn an l
Is Auxiliary of the Bresby•■r. H.nirman, Mrs W. A. I-effle:' j
d in n e r
« rv e ,|
M. S. W iggins will ,e tu m homo
4-onaUthtg
,.r
1 a t. H wc,|," k. Covers w ere laid
t h u n h will meet nt li:.'JO com m ittees have been appointed: na I Mrs J. f , ruy Michael.
tb.s week from New York where
Cooked food: Mrs. Lwdie Bryan,
I andkerchief b.H.th: Mrs. .1. i J , , l,ss. (:ri>shy. Mrs. B arry,
he has spent tho p ast three months
« * * - l» f r.-il
*■»'
« . * * -i-rvi'-l
'b *'*•»** Mnud Tyr#, i ’o te r
ktive com m ittee of the Mhn r rhn n" ’ T l8t*d 1,y M rs- Charles 'I d le r and .Mrs. Forrest M cA llis-' .
••n business.
TI.,nt.rnctivit.
m
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p
re
w
n
t.
!
, Rehnal, do,. J a rre ll
rgnnization of the Frcsbyand Max
Hri t •
Mm B- 0 . Methvin , u ‘r- ,
B r i d e s ta b l e : Mrs. R p p oc
|,|N|' ""."K
l«md: Mrs. Victor Robert-! S u‘w" r ''
”hurch will meet at 7:110
P,H*'
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.......... ’• W. J. G riffin of I
V * ''1,a: r,aa,,; Mrs. George Ray a i i r " ? - ' bairman. Mrs Ernest Batts.
Vdclaide K.*v *1
M .- s k y the guests „f h.-.ior. Misses Vcl N,*w
‘■l",»t the day here
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Cook.
,
,
M°
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:
Mrs.
William
Fniun of th e Congregamu S hipp,
Nil in lav as the guests of relatives.
.Moore
Flowers:
Mrs.
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<hairnmu,
Mrs.
R,
frock
o
f
[hurch will hold its reg u lar
H. Ilcrg
i.......
*i nk ^taffeta.
t <ill'ii.
Ht ” o ’clock a t thu homo chairouin. Mrs. Tony Pitehford ,u ,d ' " "l1 Mr< J ‘,nM'i' "aw kins.
•M.k and Mrs r \\- S(,,k(.
D..o ro„th y, St**k,'' .Alary Cobh. |„ „
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d
g
r
e
e
n
nut
c
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p
s
w
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r
e
Mrs.
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p
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Mrs
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I» A Ucnaud, 2201 Oak
M.-s
Dorothy St.-kes m»l-.re>>1
••Da
Mahoney,
Chun
Rankin.
Ruby
1pl.iced on th e en rd ta b le s and
with Mrs. Renaud
I"-'
.Marcia Patterson. Betty **' land" Nun,|:,y where they sp...
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on
th
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am
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|wnnl Randall as hostesses
t he ,|„y as the guest • of y|,
Clio,| will, ca ndie s a n d sa lte d n u t s Houston, Fin,bet I, G arret t , Mr*
Kittle Mi.s
-*i,.s Dorothy
i)io-..<i>..
j (t
A/T*.,, T.i
x m
R.*iyr.i'.n Key, .Mrs. Fred Daiger •Stokes pal cut s Mr. and .Mrs J |
" h 'c h w ere e n jo y e d d u r i n g th e
Tuesday
‘ ‘
k
I' "I Mr.
Mr-, .b in , Ncliinird, Mrs. Andrew Sorrell.
|K 0 "ie. At each p l a y e r ’s p la c e w e r e ,
^teis of Wesley Class will
n te rla iiu
k
. i " r s a g e s e f w h ite n a r c is s u s lied 3 ahoney. Mrs. John Keohardi. Mrs I
reguhy hiisincHs m eeting
of
friends " i t b ri'ij a in J u’rtN
U"by Kaing, Mrs. O. T. A lford,I •Mr. and Mrs. J. |, Little n,i,| Mr
n clock nt the class rooms,
n ribbons,
her home
Mrs. Joe Gonalez, Mr*. Jack Tor- ' and Mrs. C harles Dunn nr,, ex
U lien scores wo..m u m , i,
n. was
w a s i retire
were added
pun l ines n r tno F irst
A p a rtm e n ts on Park linuid
"•••* ‘high
:
-held
• hy 1!
' Mrs. Dan Fberwinc, Mrs | Peeled to return home Monday eve
that
*' i1 A\
enue
id
seore
was
IChurcIi will have a social
'
'
e
n
u
e
in
celebration
ring Thompson, Mr*
A m o n g t h e n m n y d e l i g h t f u l SOriing from Miami where they -pent
"
f
hor
birthyds;.
|
),„.otllv
Clifford tin
Ihe Nellie T urner ('irelc of the day anniversary.
nt 4*1:110 o’clock at
tho “ nl ' ' vP"tN " f l a s t w eek
■Stokes, who received ! W alker, .Mrs R obe rt Wj|;. on.
week-end.
m m of
.Mi-. T. K. Roll, QUH Oak e x c e p tio n a l i n t e r e s t w a s t h a t
f l , rM ‘b'l'tiM Chun I, met Wedt.es- , F a m e s e f all kinds w ere played
m "f day afternoon in the clm reli pai
H i . l a y e v e n i n g w hen M r s
during the a f te rn e v n an<J several
Continuous Iriim J :
F. A .-lors with an anti 'llally goot|
ins Missionary Society of
I ‘"do and i- a popular mcm
nt contests were also enjoyed. Th
h i tl e n d e n e n t e r t a i n e d th e mem- . tendance.
I ■ p. ni.
It Christian Church will M is o f th e F r i d a y E v e n i n g B rid g
first |T,e was won l,y Miss J,,,,
Routi,„> m atters w,t i * Iransneft'd Jack:
|,-lni Highland Avunuo nl
while the Imoby pox,
nMl1 tw " ex tra
tables of and 1 1,,* biisines**
tu esd
s l | | ) t K ills / \ t
* d bedi'il School in that city. |I Our line of fixtures is both o r
session was pr.'- " ent to M aster I loony Kniitsen.
players.
| •"'led over hy the • irch chairm an,
fg of "Ye Fireside S tudio”
and -lie ii Im* attended National j nam ental and serviceaM,
The ro o m s w h e r e th c c a r d ta b le s
Rate in the afte■nioon the young
Pack S cloiiaiy
W; l.ingti n, I).
Avvnutx from ,'l to ti b"d he,.,, a r r a n g e d fo r p | n v w , v flB er whiecl, no interesting pro- irueits xver.
genuine s.'ivmgs prices. Why
Air
and
.Mrs.
ii.'R
ed
into
the
dining
KPim mi "Mis-'i, ,ls
was
(ire
i'"'in
s
for
Samuel
Sevier
G
riffin
lay
out Luge sums when ju st
te s tiv e in a p p e a r a n c e w ith s Vm- si lited.
refreshm ents ,if u.,.
T
hi
m
arriage
was
the
rulminn
IIS
"f
Orlatulo
bois o f t h r n t n m s , in c lu d in g h,,:*.
The dining m
attra ctiv e and serviceable
At Him m eeting there was
w ith
aiineiii.ee the m arriage
! t mi u f ii romance of about Uvoi
ivid ti-ieil poinsettin
L eant.f„||y decorated w dl, .
fixtures can he had at ecmionnV 7 . ; ,a,W" r f,,|‘ " .e "Seam en’'. li- '" its „„d ferns em phasizing tinPi ■
years.
I
Ip*
m
arriage
was
to
have
"
f
their
duught
Fiiwiird Norton
cal priors? Sc, o u r line be.....I f.* ••
^
’ '
‘R Jm ksouvide. The
io
1taken place in the spring, imt
Helen Flizaheth
'" l " r xclieme ..f pink and green
lore buying,
'
’"
s
'
*
'"
'I'
'lh*o
,4,*,n
.
it' til
•be young cnugl' attended by
to
I' ■ i
\ ir g i n i a L e e O
• '• > ”'i 'r bos,, s wa • assisted in
■f th* 1 it,.,-;,
i Richard Wo,.d'hi r K * Ml
' am.iig |„ r
|,v h<>|.
Carroway, „ f Sanford, Fla. •Me * Ruth Rex
M*
O tii
*li« U in in' Hint .'•fit j ) .
' ,1
.•ml deeded to he m arried •piietly
D.* * d • f*
Septem ber 1*, l'.lJd
•Alt 0
C r ,..„ .
, w
•t f 1
C om edy
| a ad inotorcl to Hushimll w hen the
B" haeli Floridn
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pr.
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bobie
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pi*
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friend, of Mr. • an-,, »ay,
M.
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be
organized
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"■ t •r 11fin of «'d in gardens.;Tu . o t n e l y uitere.-t
Visitors
were
'.f • Volje
Willintns und
Boil anti M r.s.
Mrs.
|I cachets AsHoeiution o:
H arry Roll.
4.Vile Byrd.
|ia;,r School will meet Ui
W H N W K SX * IW W W H K W N ( -^u iw tw m cc.
The
... playurs wore: Mr. and Mm 0 - 1
t
, ' “--------ck.
"■ .......
4
■■"■■**■ " "■■*
round
Tyre Hostess'
| At Dinner Honoring
- ’l Her 2 House Guests 1
(Jat
J
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•■ •'H r «•- . u t i e v l . v
s
IK:.,::"::;";,
ICE TELEPHONE
e e l s
V
"•M lrurilnn of hi. Jiikaa-lH. m e n u
n r " " " ,t e r
f<ir
l-ip n -v ,ItuW K VKIt. T itK m.w pruc-L-., .il
gl«N N ltrr < mini.
■ei'
. ^
!*teel m aking by electricity dimin
Meaaluii of Mhltr *»«».
j i i,
fro m t h e b a c k o f a so lid d r a f t h o r s e in t h e *h,,’K ["*'• *| lm huiting im purities,
tlM mlng P«.ot» Irm il. eoarta,
m id d le of a t u r b u l e n t s t r e a m a n d g e t o n «,ne o f l i g h t e r ; ",My '.hi!in,ft,I. tht‘ wholc «»»‘lustry
,,r bnlWtpg pro.
-kc»M»r», kolrla, ppiirl' a
hoiviirN,
tV
iy^TA
Coin Hi laalim of f l , , lllr,„.
muic the steel cen ter aw ay fnini
the coal beds to centers of c h e a p
of I m u l r v n r i l ' lia s d o |l( S ; °* ( ,la s i' ,la s Imm‘» a l w a y s r e a d y a t I lie h e lm a n d
dio 4'|ectnc (lower. T hat Will,III
J. ,'a
■rolln4, l.nkr llonroe.
.. 1 , ,.,a '', IM
a s a fe an d sa n e co u rse. T h o u g h
I! I
iiitoreat t ’a l if o r n ia .
Oinplrllun „f , | „ r.pauOflra.
f i'1. .
" " 'I Pen* rum.
S w n I ■« , r ' i P " 'i S|,a,< b,,,s ,,a s s : '', , h r o " ^ ‘ , l "- n a r r o w s o f
^S .l, •'~ ''.l|lll||44,|.,| or N4*ll 44411 44, 4, 1
1 u n i t : its " II I. BK interested
IA .1
llllh |iro, Jaliu, fur Iiii'rrnai'it
(04-101 4^44,
in the world's most wonderful let
oli/.i r. a 11,*w
...j,,,,ArI r ; r ! ' T "
;1 r " > i,,|r - P r a c tic a l Im s m e s s m a n . o f s t a l e . ' 0 Hoi ini ed \ <■.Orient 1lie production
B II i i . k VI;i , s i ; m n m p ^
stei day in Bei lin
’■"le r e p u t a t i o n , , „ ,| n e a r ly h a l f a c e n t u r y '
nce.
II,
a nit ro|>hoska, cnnipnsi I
'• a s d o n e m u c h for •.. a i i l.o n i, a n d no o n e t. o u helx pd oe r ie
m o re , lb
"i*i( in id and |Hitash.
GO!) TIIK Itl'I-K it
|..,rd h a s g iv e n h is tim ,.
I" c ity m a i l e r s w h e n Ih e c a ll o f p e r s o n a l
" ' *• I ' f d ’ict of the (ivrinun dy,
U od of our fath ers, nri nut T hou a t l a i r s b a d to
g o u n a n s w e r e d , l i e is a m a n fo r w h o m t h e , i'r,,V ’ ;“ " 1
bCod In h eav en 7 and m l,si not
lM,ur'lH w iH want
Thou over all the kingdom , «iii i c e n t e r o f I h ■^tage h o ld s n o a l l ra t lio n , luil m u s t a n i t e a r n !l»!
i,la t'»'g
...............
m u ..s t a ,i|ii ill Va - , then orders fill the old ly p e.u f fer
ID T h i n e h a n d is l h e r e mil | irui er c .,n t » , l h „ „ l hI im . ...............
(lili/.er that lo n lain s about a pint
m ight V 2 Chron. 20 (5.
lie c am
n nio
o ti l,<
o c rre
i'ipiio
la to
c e.ii
d. h
Wmh...
y jj.y
■f real fertilizer in a wheelbarrow
iw R A Y iiR — () laird. Thou a rt our
\>
I mil o| sa n d .
(I
k tren g th and our shield. Our heart
tru ste d in Thee and we were helpI \ v o ( i i f t s F o r f| \ v o I J o .v s
I'l.’iU K s s n l! M tu d m k ( 'a m , 'o m
•,bti« th erefore we greatly rejoice.
"I 1tl.'i -gnw I 'n
' iv crsily . showed
<)
i
’i
fl'i
>
s'VI.o
v,
F d i t i n j c A P*<IJ)C T
dau g h ter of lung
" is
'b if l.v - c ig lil d o lla r s , a I r a n i o f c a t a n d elm
T 1 IK U H K A T P R O C E S S I O N
I ric t'M gm c bn- t h e s o n o f a m a n \ \ c k n o w .
(icori'c, to 1is tn* "m id ipiict a , r>
TAMPA HAMA TIM ES
'ill b.d<>
In a u u d ern ity hospi
you ever happen to tbink, ,
II IN If. co st s o m e t h i n g lik e t h i r t y e ig h t , n i l s
■nl
h«tool,
up
one'
crying
uilanl
11
s
e
r
a
g
g
lv
It of new *paper that
JJjK
when dark
(P u p p y , f o r Ih e s o n o f a n o t h e r m a n w e know
things that would be d i s c u s s e d ,a
,1 ei a'lo, 1,4-1', |,Mt it, face <|4,ivn
imlili hod if everybodv
liig h tn up the Inmps outside the
i a fa, ult m eeting " r a f in e m " s
ward
.'ll
••M
o
arm
,
:
•milled
it
w
i!
It
..
pane,
would (,<• soim l b i n g won • ■ui cut ion, o,
1 b n ilm a s , and any'es Maud, patted it gently, and th.
of
t ' Alid you look through lhi; glass on
it iio’ b m g t h a t nnyh o iiv I the high,-,' cl, , g v. i i n p o s i u n ,
C
h
r
is
tin
a
i
tiiiiritin
g
will
"•»! ,,,PP« d. But he would n„t
•No d a i l y new
I ilttVi* I bo g r e a t e r joy.
fi?th at wonderland
ilMciibe for.
Th" n e w ’
II In
<<re t.
, I per made to i i a c l ie n t e le of
, .Whore the witches nrn m aking
iti".,,
p e r b a (e, t h e m ost i‘ telle Inals in*
I lie b o y w h o is to re c e iv e (h o fin , • • l e d r i c a l
thkir ten in the rain,
n n ir-in lellectu ais
I'Fvi* «>f a n y in •xistoneo.
b iy liv es
dl bi ll » \S OF « i \in g Auieri.-iit: t
I* Or th e g re at procession th a t says in n h a n d s o m e h o m o w h e r e a d o g vcouM bIlfe a;[ lio
"Im in.ikf up ue\vs|iaper,; ''" " h i "'ibsist on w hat the till"'
h o nr r o r .
Ili^
would J„. willing t i'll"
p la y r o o m is a f i n e r ro o m t h a n (lit 1 in, s t p a r i o | | h e hoti:;e I babies lo, Mill--. V*1*1 e iplii't,'ll Will: "li ; I,a '. e I be m ass of th,. penpb,
Wilt« prayers
V »Me ,ll|||||,"
; 1 do 1 11 "ill a h o t : |(. o f so .called ■ mill I e v e r y m o m e n t. No
" !nm -. if
U<VA1* th e world over, and climbs thu w h e n * t h e O th e r l i t t l e fe llo w liv e s
n ew s
fb d in t h a t o t h e r b o rn e 1
*1 ItiHi'
.yriiii,’
r
stairs,
containing o- p e r i a n live by ca te rin g to .1 t "Miil.'ir * n><> | ;m • • go l,v «v11
!.h
V
l
,l,I
W
"
'
,l
»'»ve
a
ro
y
a
l
W
elcom
e.
i,
m
,,
"■t
i
■
i a s la* h lid o|):ioi vi :
' h ' -en few.
is lo b e it
A nd goes to n w onderland of
t
tin
A Miotluni' i o r l u n e w a s bu ild on
dream s,
•• criticism o f lli I....
•r o f I lie h o u s e h o ld
th ere is not j„ a n y c o m m u n i t y
I c o m e f l o a t th n l .] nss of r.v ,|
th e s v i a p tlial l.iiieil Ih o u stin d s
"Monel, burliness
W hore nothing nt all is ju st w hat c e p t tilld lu c k y lit III so n .
t"
support
-i
ivl," *I*- I )• I,, j . |,,, d -. I"„
babies,
ilo e to i
KlielV a b o u t It.
. v
It seems ?
A liv e pel for
>lge 111 W'Spl,|ier i l e s i g n c i e s p e a c liiltl m a k e s a w o n d e rfu lly g o o d <'h i i s t " " w i n g I In in and pn i
•'llv for w h a t a t v s l a n g i l y call I
tn a s p r e s e n t . A p u p p y n r a k i t te n o r a r a b b it m n iim r P i,,.; .1 a n d yet it w ent on, u n til r e c e n tly ,
I:
Many a rirt, w o m a n t u r n i n g h e r 1he high |,r
,1 th e world over ot eight o’clock
,, i .
. '
I' " i,"-'il I .
........
....
.
’7
V
V
<,
These,
f
o
r
m
a
b d.y
o', ,-r
to
' ,,, v W o n d e rfu l 1 "
and sorrow ful, glad and gay. i Z ' Z ! ' ! " * lr iU '.
'
" V"!”:
those w|i4.
' " " . hilt t h e y a r e c o m m o n .
"f.
....... .I'-v .'ii..;,
n 't
■
ereM
||,
t
h
e
i
r
eAmlemu.it
i..„ ,.*'
ni
l
"
little
s
u
s
p
e
c
te
d
t
h
a
t
t
h
e
1
■
_
s,
i
p(
|
to
he
tin
o w ith th eir eyes as bright as
typ,
jd ,;
daw n,
w o n d e r fu l n u r s e ’ ■ p o w e r w a s lock- ' -lizvil.i wlm t a k e no in te
’h
t'lv
p
e
m
t
h
a
t
t
h
r
v
,i„
r,t
j„
ite r e
ive ti pay it-, bill ,m r
1 *1 up in t h e p o isonous s o o th i n g ' m.\ suliji-i t e x c e p t
tj,,.,.
um. i ? ? * e •*m° f t asleep on the way.
concerning
i't ribiit ■ g re atly to its support.
bottle.
' j '™ * °no capering, th a t one lltifil,
O ne tilin g m o t h e r s should kno w
j. p, 7 >,J tresnea, or curling floss,
1,
it is m u n a t u r a l f o r babies m
r >tr , y ’ht‘ lo,,K procession stroama
S e m i n o l e x M n lc c 1 P e a c e
. r y , a n d it is not good fo r the m .
Up to the womlerluiul of dreams.
I s ( ’a n c e r C o n c i l i u m
I’Al.M REACH POST
W him pering by a tired baby, hr- '
■L
. . . ___ m j i A M j o y u N A i .
f u r in the islands of the sea
lo^'.j'.oucn to >l,^y», uj^nuv a n g r y ' K ittle by little
I W'lia t
Th# g re a t procession ink, S up its j
p io b a ld v till- most I,,,
'V fro m a htnurr;. Imby w u R T n g . f t . . " hit.* i»n'n . •he 11’. ill: it , o „ . t
I',,,- e x a iu p le , o, N ew Vo,
way,
W eep; .,l(
| ,.
, port a 11L anno,u,1 ,'incut
||„. mg,
" i food, m e a n s n o th in g . But h a r d
I'ofe
p u lic n t s s u f l e r i n g fro m cane,
g r e«’;d
a t laml th a t
'ly in g
iiiciiis
W here, throw ing th eir failed flow 1 l«’ct of earn er t hitl has e v e r been in its
som ething w r o n g , ’
'’' g'r
ftm-d coniolntclv and "eiirlyHtihju" " 's t iiialigim
rit a n d
four
given to the ivor' ' u <o,,tallied in
knew
.
o r w reath s dawn,
..........................
no th a t Innilil be lig h t,s i.
'
""isi.m l of th eir num ber were n .
"
‘
lleli
e
ivili/atioc,
L ittle sav ag es tire of (licit play;
Ihe.
„ofr
1 amnia v" " ' ''d f o rm . In died, hut nil 1 1,.
I
th
red
tuuii m a d e b y r a p id
what long w«s Indian
M'Utlllll' *1fl
T hough they have no stirs lo ( j|,n| ‘
I'id . VNH < ll.VII’I A I N S to th e d " g r , ivs
n>eri .,1 im Oil'll !l‘Sl e x c e p t in g II,lee show ed g te.r
1 <*•<,! journal
...... nl a n d ii,„i, v . Till ti
a t all.
into
jrossession
o
f
••ague "t n a tio n
I rani ,- a n d B n number"' ivas' is'.'i'ojr
And go to sleep w herever they fall. ( I he nnuoum , ,„<•, ) ,|es> nhes th.
' a m ai"• a g i t a t e d a b o u t " ( ie ruuiu Mn- ix In i m.u, " " ' • l e a c h fool of
.
■
ls,,lal
10,1
,,f
1I1,.
it I'.'lt tn I'lHm
By the s e a ’s soft song anil 1 he
ffVxv1 *’**A '" " l
w hites'.^,,-'top
fort
cam e,'
,,, a ||,j
ui the F a - t I 'r u s s i a u froii
m e. T h e re,
.............................
'
Mian i.mv 'i r ,Ul " i' u
■Ur* so ft gleam s,
' t h e p r o d , n t ion "I a 1 o m lm ttiii,;
; tlel
num ber ,*,*.
I 'r a n e e
i-. a n x i o u s
| |, „ , *P b
n a t iv e s t a t e
""■'I'd
from
Florida.
" o m o re. | |
They uro off to the w onderland of V.'1" I,"t,n
Pc. .1, I. t . lover nl
'M e r m a n ) sluill not h a v e an a r m y .
' s ,1Tin«-. like t h e r e m n a n t s of milThere rmnained in Florida
,
dream. s.
11 ' oronto ami V'i'w Voik, a fte r ti*ji
iiu
p
r
m
euieiit
a
m
i
'fi
ve
'
^
.
p
e
n
r
'
^,';!
;’i’er
son,,; strig g lin g m em hers f
o
f
hut
Tallies
(
h
a
t
H a rrie t P rescott Spufford.
l,f l'«H**iit research in col
sivarni
(iKR.MAN F O R T S (IN th e e a s t
bis proud tribe. They had
:
--------„ ---------: lohnn,t.on With other em iueol In!,. be eured.
••'I tl„ Am* ; i e a n p la in s ,
tho
n
f
r
o
n
t
i
e
r
w
ould
l,e
u
se
fu
l
should
enpI be f ilm e r ca m e r a n t i - t o x i n ;
Whoever gave U nbans tn,. H u e ,,ra " rv
' Imical investigators
,liS," ry '" ’k»oiv|•••'•■tiler c iv iliz a tio n . • 11It - edge'*
pr> p a l e d Iron, th e blood of h o rses I the big h ..|sh c v ik b e a r s ta r t on u , " v "-v
Cortuiuly jcavi* ihi*ni tin* Wouco.
j .
InitnlnMN «*f trsts cuv- am
•mpmriiig e x p e d itio n to w a r d Ibi*
i is
witJi
t b Indians,
'!
'■n,‘,s,
11)1 w
in
•
f
re
e
d
o
m
o
f
a
rm
,h
,
"IUI
the
tbev " fbad
|„a...r s
m
innnisteled
by
injectio.,.
west
■r en"
' 01 "ids Imd been cm. Hi i, ,
F lani'e, B r ita in a n d I ta ly i it'",uncut
varupushe,!.
re
,,,,.'\,,l
'.
,
Uii
i
s
e
,
ui,,
in
so,.,
i
..
...
Florida
lost 11, 11'
o f its iii'st ' !
these divtingiiished
. •m— it is Imped Hint
• l im
' a tid y ij,a' ," k \ et look to ( ie r m a n y n \ |,ol,l
friends
in
Ondealli
'•
"
I
.....
11,.ST
u
l
p . .. ......................... of C harles J
‘’l s
highly successful
...........................r t r ; ; :
the '*• to r e e s I'rma the grtst.
m iim l,'s o f Fl,.,|‘rreed front can
Hingling.
r e s u lt s ,.f t l , c , r l„ li„ rs made pul, niinifiriilv m a y
"la h a v e
nl " " i d to th e W h ile "l*lll groups out of •ight ,,r tl,
m*.
lie. I 'liuics
wbMman
a^ M , “!
for e a rn e r tre a tm e n t
Itl SSI \ |S S A \ INI, bei motley, F ath er at U a b in g to ,, (but , | „ . v
'lb "
i ,'porl s
,pn .led ,
.o m in e
As
"»
•"
we.........
,
h
eV
If you like the progress Sanford with
ll.Ue
Mlover a n t i to x in in To
[ bet people a ie working, her wealth
F
up t h e fig h t
Th ey peueeful. but they ,,.f„ ' been rim
has mude in the past Tew years, rontfi N ew
s,‘d to forX,.rk.
P h ila d e lp h ia . H on, the i c r y h ig h e st a i ltlm iiti e - and population
gigantic
She w '-Il To Ot'4 .,,,1,. \ me,
T h e y did
, it iz.e,|s. gelClou t vote for a change.
" 'M ifv the b e b c f t h a t at' know.-, ,-iioiigb t<* 1*1111,1 f|vi,,g
not w ish 1,4 tie
C le v e la n d . I’l t t s h u r g h ■Malone,
"
\.
' " h e th e
v a i n to th e m e m b e r s if i, g o i e r n n u - a t
O
bus
v irt.m llv
, ' • »V'd Billie. Mont . all i e p o f t
th a t
• " 'te d S ta le - .
(bin
I
him-,
ami
can
i
all
<u,
nnliuiite.l
kr " i n c h th e y bloke th e m u p a fte r
A. P. Connelly is the new mem- g r a t d y i n g result-, will, many ,,a ‘"."‘"/'I Uus 11 ight l ul
malady,
c
o
n
s
is
te
n
t
li
b.n
b
u
'in
g
in\
s
i
a
l
i
e
p
o
p
u
la
tio
n
il
t
doe- n 't |
” r e f u s e d t,, |J,, f,„. ' b a e d th e n , to s ig n a t r e a t y
" b u l l h as a o u r g e d m ankind f,,.i,.
her of th e canal hoard. W■e might ' " ’id s a p p a r e n t l y ,
( w a n t lo b a l e be l UM|| \ u ug nn ii a lm o st one lain. '"■«l . 'e a r s .
T
h
ev
Uii' e a r lie s t ii n „ . s .
In nil " o n b l n,,t |,e c itiz e n s .
tn he uldc to get som ething done
‘
tills III,If till.I fiJivi' Imth
~hoi t,,,, ipuckl) .
now.
N uw . " e a r l y ,, l.u n d r c d y e a r s
W<.stern F t,l o p e -tiould e n d e a v o r
l»n
j r. t ie
M n r n ln
Seminole-,
' a n d N i g h t s in t h e S o u t h
................ ' i L y atsm an.
z
tell
;•> o r g a n i z e for f u t u r e tr o u b le m r e s e n te d
I " ' e n c r o a e l m i e n t s . de" ’•'"lent < o o lid g e t h a t all
>A' KSO.NVn.i l.; TIM ES-UNION
Hanford has an im portant elec
le
led
hi*
lend of k e e p in g u p I be o|,| jeit|
”
'" "I s o n i c d his g u l t e n a n d th a t th e y w ish to for- I
,
tnmurrow.
(>mu|
citizens
help.
•aisles. The ( i e n i a m le p u b b c
take 1
New
1
*i
lean
i.Mist
a)i«»ui
filte
r
■nould make every e ffo rt to Vote
t h e o a t h ol a l le g i a n c e a n d <.ss„m i.
m ” i\t Sil’h I" take, care of
»mt w a n t
w a r ; knows
For
a
t
tier,
lh
ing
upon
the
•Von if it rains.
’"g tim e they remem
be d u tie s ot c i t i z e n s h i p „ s j, 1
•‘hjoyraiMit of a fall iiniiiv opera
b'U ((see. ". I heir vu 1nnm s lead.
lovers who are mn n o t h i n g to a
-o -u,,;l l , -.U,e w h ite m a n s i ivilmo,iib o| op, i n. Tlmt city, e\
ihc
i*\ ii-- , o,bsci
iz.ilnui.
h
iJ,,. |(lsl
,
. Is
Uie ,iiic assm i.,1 Underwood ,* f„r AI Sm ith for •I' l i l l i , no long, i i , s a t i s f i e d witii ,,
r.um
b"
1
1
'
'
’"eb
ery
that
surllecesll” "' but win, will heai ||„ same , T H E SII <’A I.l .F11 "rebel-" I
prenu!entf hays an r\chari^c. Wv one o r tw o
l' re, im prisonm ent Harv
..
............
.
alt
traces
of „„
•Nnaiagu.i.
Inne
install,-,I
a
i
t
i
i
t
m
tinsanii
opera!
I
p e r lo r m a iii *•
Underntaod (hat h«> ha <(
oerformanc"*
into
,
r.
,
'
"
'
y
r
'‘n"
’»‘bered
bis
ao.l
iiinler
th
jin a >ea
- • ! 1" e n
n r, p ed ") I" (he Seminole \V,„- f r ‘ Z ^ ' h flMr7 l
* ^V ftirem cnt.
,
H'»'V orlistie cornli- blit Dr J mm It Sara-.,, wlm bur
*r even w ith a full • . . j
pr,
f,” " " r -v ««*‘i-*ti.v
m
'b> the subscribers
I ged in l*|orula‘ from Ih.Tf, t, ....... i.,::;.
ibcr.s them - riedly ap|>oiuts „ ,
t Work of d| ipi ut s in the. recent
will M‘,|i,ii, " Kill sup ju w ar on Dmz. I be latte, re,,,,, s t 'M 'l. am in which this descendant
C ongress
. . couvcnei
•:..........*s today. Thai J PnM. Kvi.b ntlv. m iis iia l « tilt ut .'. mm ,,r ,
um le .Niue to totne ,|„ u■it and o f „
.jWlU provide just as much d jjt f,,r
-Seoteh g ra n d fa th e r led them
“ ‘N TFM I'O BA BY c o .vi.m k n t
As long as the 1until '•en. I homos .lesup, late in
g e n u i n e love f o r m usic, h a s g r o w n 'jg is te i our operatic veitr as •, m aintain order.
, nM , )’c Mill tiler cases
t borough financial micccss „,,d t'(l rebels do not hot her il,,- I’aiiamn l n::7.
to
"Kill
an
e
x
t
e
n
t
in
N
ew
O
rle
a
n
s
» i ‘S ,h,eho!}!?v,k 1" ‘,’n bolding s w a \ . Imt
n „.
i K0,1 ,l' ni wbile in conl'erR'>bop M anning says the end of
Uanul we shall le, til
of a d ifferen t kind.
gent li'tneii ,
« ' “ g »r tru ec, elaim ri,,n ' ' 0,1,liti<i„s for
th a t n o t h i n g less (Imn a n o p e r a I K 1'
’
>»** ages is in sight. The
v,
fight
it
out.
They
didn't
bother
us
engagem
ent
of
n
year
hence.
I
g
s
.eh
privilege
on
the
ground
>
•— -----o -* ■
- se*i •ui ot a fi,|| m o u th wilt s n i i s f ,
" " • ‘•imn is; W hat c o d ’’
•
v
• «" ksonv.lle . and other F lo rid . when we had our civil war Why ' ' /
"•V:..
admit the f,„t
most of ,,N | , ||,.
"'"I
bis
followers
I hilly yNeiVs.
(
\
m usic toMTs o f tlm t c ity
F * J .
fyl. could, if we w ould. do in fin. days
;,r" . .......
" '"•’thing itl the should we d ictate to ||,,,„ »
',l *" " ,ov: 1" U.e Indian te r n
wise man aid. "N'„l„„h . m -, g,‘,t
| i eg " la r li luive I In- old o p e r a s ,
' rw hnt • weit now
d
"greed under a tre a ty . Bui
n fo "
m !,sl' 1,1 ' nlturc poor faking a profit o, mimhug his : ?
i , " " 1,1
Xin’t it
.
sO.OO trillT. New Sun cm,
* .... •< illlili'ii, I 'l i i s t . R tg o le tto . I| r , . (
be .Seminole
s„ w ,t „ „ |y
-'inking jams,hi,
U
" " “ I;1 biippen ,1 I he ehampossible ihe p i,,,
Ole ■I li1
win
bu.
loc-'.s."
lening t>, goo,| tn ti >-ii !i.
re.iehcr." mi il,e p;,(| ,,f , | )0 whit«> I "u 'o g -caller showed up ;,t -,
7 " Yen, hut we wouldn’t.
1 ' at ore. A ula am i t h e I’uccini
Uiearts
of
I
rind,
jo j
.
.
‘ various musical events
!"•«"* "lid fo, f,v»* more y,.arM t hev ' " " ' busking bee and did his stll(r :*
Rut ,,o|
Nashville
I I K I M I.KASANT .l,ff„ „ |tv
............. Banner.
'
1,,,!,,"k'ii of this so n
•
:,k K ing Ferdinand eh,add have m - ! !,lllS 11
1" " 1 «’avall,'i,., wo.I
ot
•.Companled his wlr,* to this com ,trv ,,
fcmlcred th at, at "">k ir being done, eith er in thus alioiil lining a d ictator r e d e s m
' ">■
in other eitie s of (|,e state, Ihe fact thill so m any people are
:;i f »0 "lig h t mil have found a (n u n '
' were heartily it......
" of eternal youth lull we’ll V.11* j " " ''i i 'i e i
produced.
tin ' loriila, being n land " f -■UMsbiir* .1IIXlolls IO Shoot you. Tins time it I
"--wen* ,,u,d.t
iK*. „iw, „ m I rinio de Kiveru’s turn. Three I
jWkgcr ho wouldn't he sick in bed , u, O rleans’ desire is for adding
frnoyr.
'
Ull! usual program m any of the
,,f ?»«*!••. *• sta te i„ which th at wanted to dispose or him have I
iS#*'-'- •
---- *— o --------( newer and more recent i>|>crnii*' . 1 '" " s if lovers, am] tlm*,* wi„. been urrested.
real rnunic hiv.-rs shm
'• v A , novv Pb.dogrnph of MlwniiV
loo* It is p„*
Th '
■'•kyllno and Imuicvard, going the
' n ' xtem ling t|,p opera sea " " " b e r tens of thousands
IH L UUKSHFMIx governm ent
' rk that is being ,1,,,,,. „|„„g „ .. (iiitinuea w ar ..gainst Trotakv.
•roundu of the
prens, c e rta in ly ;,
" ,,,’v''r » f"H mimth, to ut
I
trac
t
more
of
b”'
/•nronrage.s
,
|lf.
K
1,1
.d o M n t look na if th a t city h u d ! ,.r!V1
»f those who hav,
that nico head of the Russian army
wiped out by n hurricane. .love f.*r music, Imt who have
W it 1 ;I ,,p vf ,M>ri"'l " f time!- ir der I^ n in , now pushed from pill;,,
" •o port. His last job was head of
) had opportunities e ith e r to attain « 1 be possible f„ have ( |, ! best
miisical
cult«ru
o
r
to
become
fa
r
.
*
e
v
e
r
y
wh
e
r
e
j
„
ifflcc flapper wan arrested
Flo- a governm ent hydro-electric power
or *uny for contem pt of | nitliai- with even a few of tlm X' ,ft: a n ‘* 1,1 ,l11 "I’ai ons „r (lie plunt. T h at xvns taken from him.
,,c-.
p b c slapped n m an who '• " r id s unis,,'!,| m ustorpicces.
11 t ;
I be NT w O r l e a n s T lm o a - I ’ie,,
^.Jffppwujd lo her. - Dade (T ty Ban
v*"lldi„„ Of (he fc , i ■' WJ'IY " f i n ^ r t c h t ^ r n tM hi.R‘ i ',,'n!an‘l a ‘ " l
VP'ie,
will,
rel’e
,
ejice
to
Its
W hat u cuntem ptuoiK liltlu ,
c ity ',
irc ig n t rntiji, and |>rohal>tv will
,l1 l,r"bdiition
" p iia *v«- on and thu m anner of hiw u s high tie,
not g e t It.
J
1
IP I|e ""UHe
o u s, cleaning,
•h ' AIU,"n nnxt,.,,
its m anagem ent sa y„.
ni.i
Wizoly
they
support
i|„.
j
Rm m 1| v u. New Orluana
u‘,h bigl, offices of public
h"
VTh« Holl-Millz rn kc
least thlrUI, "ml
vie ,,pe,„
jH u f t|(u |(|
are uivorn i<, enforce the ro n c en h ip canal, whirl, would save
iM M lp n o f it— ..
Im over. Mrs. Hull
them from 10 to n; ,
J
n o r two- urotnor»
acquit............... wore
....v ™
,i- .g “ e
11 W«" »" I'lsl *' ' "* *ba land can’t viuhite fh,
on ex p o rt, and add that
‘ av th fm w lvitcs ,,„d ,*X, S ! „ ^
: -U d d f tho ch arg e of m urdering |jVn,jo,, ' .
y n ,r 0V8n m °re «l-.-.w
IIV with
L'... .4 1 1 1 111 "trot price of. wheal. This S e.retu e
Mill# while the indictm ent, i,,,/ * " I"""U m' s t„ ho given lo They ,M
'^ 'K tm f o rd H erald Hoover h as oxiilaim d clearly in i.i.
in a t thorn and H enry ( ‘u rp e n -: ..|.!, l,a '<0‘,| 1 h,‘ " ’rio* which has
rf
MVny ’ wit*1 •(. *H the* e ffo rt to g * t the canHl through
|
• W qUH,‘he,,• If V -ry o n e is |
V^ . ! | . , T ? '
IW .w e lc o m e munii-i
" ’' F ’
and
th a t Jeniouay w a iT t^ 'in n '! H cX ti.m C» ‘ Ua<,,*rjl- .Th# Htih- pmhihifjjln°fawHr<tf"|•j''
H IS P L A N
Is ,u, Anw.>-i.
"h e
.
, ........ .. a crowded
Tpr eacl, of tho, Derformi>ut M W poii- e f f i !.“ ci V ^
th a t h J ? of th
m .f r ty .
■ .
«
»
«
•
Canadian.
there will is* the
non'(Wl|l(lf»,iptlon I pendeni
Jnd^
r k h enough , (o h,.
in ti
]nc** f"r himsoiV:'*
;..i
•
%v
t'J IA KI.KS M. SCHWAB prom
-“ M " " « « '^ t i m r A T R . , ,.,«>:xh
l!*[!‘,frt!,Mt. h u ik h e a d . y a c h t b a s in , t o u r i s t h o te l, g o lf
isi-s Baltim ore, at S p arro w ’s Point.
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iii,n
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r
,
,
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s
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w
ell
k
n
o
w
n
to
lo
c
a
l
.,e
o
n
le
.. r u t It Ifil
ihc worldV larg est steel
plant
ICHtlotl lit
Iip u s '^1110,14
.s ^ ,'ic
irtih 's............
j.
,.. ^Ua*V<* ‘‘m
........
u n;........
u t ‘*(l fr o m tint h e .sam
s a m e s o u rc
r c e a n ti
d w h ic h h a v e making Baltim ore, instead of Pitts-lied In nos nil
11i1114
i
,j|(.
t.t,nt€ r
,
r n e w s l.iilillsli
V.:.;
a n m -|o r |, o r t i ° n “ > S a n f o r d * r i s e a m o n g F lo r id a J'‘T * /1’
nta of ri'iniMi,',i
■iiiiiui nt
1 i t ie s . O u r p o p u la tio n h a s d o u b le d .
. '*** burgh is still to he heard
liereln Hit' 4i | h
. ........
.... .............. .......... ........ ........
.
. . . .
, Irom, also Judge G ary and Mr
ri'Mi'r\<'ii. I
In s h o r t S a n f o r d m a y b e s a id to h a v e
till- rn rre ll of "lug steel.”
~ I1lik
e
b
o
o
m
”
*
••
•
M o n d a y , d k c . 0, I H2ll
n l V T " t o w n , t h e r e h a a best,,
h ! ' ™ ’; 1 Baltim ore has th* g re a t ailvan
,
—I
lr e to r ( l o r ‘;hj : v k l t s p r o g r e s s . S a n f o r d c o n t i n u e s to t h r i v e ' 1tngc *d being within easy reach hv
wutr r freight, of ihe high grade
ir»>n ore in Culm.
............ , ,.. . . . . ........ -
* .» 4 1
! ml, ' , r '< f’nmeron Mann
,
Wednesday
•*»’'"."» g ;,t j o ’clock
l,
i» .Winter. Hnrk
" • "c lc .n ie ail friends
t. • ail.
l ' ••••• i .... ..
ia held
r ....win, Da* d lisorvntim .
'" c i t y - f i f t h nn. ''bo,, M ann’s ordi'Mll'JI.
S ri BIO I KA * '
1'"•silay, December
of
Annual
»
>
Kirwlid0
han‘i°r,1 ?Vvunwo- L arge
IAII " t f niBh«d Sitta on
A delightful a ffair of Friduy
afternoon was the m eeting of th"
Book Lovers Club whirl, was held
at the home of Mr«-. .1.
Oetiue't
on iMuguolia Avenue
The room•vere adorned with (plantities ef
roses, poinsettias. und ferns.
Exchange " f Isioks, discussion of j
cu rren t events and late book# ami)
sew ing of fancy work, caused th<>[
afternoon hours to pass quickly* i
und n t a lute hour the lioHtcss |
served creamed t-hieken in timbals,
perfection salad, hot rolls, picklcv*,
pumpkin pie topped with whipped
cream , and roffoc.
Thoso who enjoyed th# cordial
hoiitallty of Mr*. Bennett ware:
* Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mr#. Fred
T. William#, Mrj. Annlo Hawkins,
Mrs. Stoll# P, Arrington, Mre*
H a h r . Ward, Mrs. E. P. Mona,
Auxiliary To
Meet On Tuesday
AS a
N E W -L A ID EG G
In order to give really
d e lic io u s re su lts a
shortening must be
fresh. You will be de- ,
Lighted when you open
thc air-tight Snowdrift
can and find how f r e i ,.|
and sweet Snowdrift
is when it conics to
you. Snowdrift is just
as dainty and good-tocat as a shortening
could possibly be.
'a
H . C . V IE L E
‘A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City «*
\
!
w
-u&n
.- .y
Distinctive Christmas Gifts
Hit
XIWWMMMWWMWMWWWWMMJUM
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SALE OF
COATS
and
D R E SSE S
Gne lot of Hilk crepe de cliim
presses. All colors X’..l....
■ There is a demand for L
: that will sell for $ 3 5 0 0 i
: $ 6 5 0 0 -if you have a profit
i ^ a t can be sold at this price
j it with us. [Viz fe e l sure t
; we can give you prompt sell
i service.
Rental Properi
Is also in strong demand. Tit
phone J. L. Hurt - 5 8 8
bonded rentul agent-asfa
inspect your rental propel
fresh
■' A !
$ 39.00
IP A
V • V'
■m
Y
v*).
4 mm
.....
�.
O F 't;r K
t r
• t .■'
a jrM fin v a aM v x feu t
‘1 ' o p r *o u r
**■
“Th* conservative
policy of
podgo Brothers dentcra requiring n
lnggo (town jpsynent ami not more
a ifr
A f l f f than twelve monthly installments
' » ! • l . r t N H ' h a n contributed to sound expan
sion of Its business,'’ said Mr.
Fnhey. “ Denlors’ total allies linvo
led B y Official i in the firs t nine m onths nf thTs
S h o w G ro w in g y e a r incrensed 41.5 per cent over
O f B u y e rs To P ay I the sntnc period last ynr. True
n h o b ile s O u t r i g h t enough, if enslor term s wore per
■
m ilted ihlg incrensu in sales might
UOae;
N early b if f hnvl' been l*r Kcr. Hut the risks
tch n jerh of Doflj^ involved in n too-Iomo credit polI pa I cash, according irv nre »dt worth taking.
; traaa\ ;t;r of Dodge
"T heoretically, Dodge B rothers
,j a fte r n statistica l ln c < hna »" Interest lin w hether
dnjly 40,000 recent ***o denier sells for cash or on in- |
denlors throughout "tallm en ts; or w hether the install- ;
lid' C anada.
m ent contracts arc paid. This is
av erag e of th a pre !
Hodge B rothers, Inc., g ets |
' installment buying," itB ™"n®y f™™ >1" denlers before l
dy, “ We took :i!> 005 c*irs nro delivered. Out of sales |
cars mndo hy our exceeding n billion mid n half
ft* ll. period u l several dollnra, its loss from had debts
‘an a ly ie d them .
We hftfl ,5M n less than $311,000. Never["17,620, or 46.1 per cent tho lpnn' limler practical condition:! i
« W t .iald down tho full the cwmpany has a vital interest
fitlg they took delivery of 1,1 thw installm ent plan methods j
Did tru ck s.
adopted by its dealers; for if the
it fig u re s nre avnilabe denier obtains volume sales by un- i
is tr y as a whole but soun‘i credit extensions it would
Iftnly accepted .•stimnte l,vt‘ntually result in losses and
,;iy 20 per cent of m otor cu rta ilm en t of sales affecting both
fr » ra pay in full a t tim e of denier ami m anufacturer.
MgSt'/.’ F or this reason I think
" Al) ,,f ,>l,r !,ll,d ""s >ndicute that
’ life of our nnnlvsis will >ui>_ many people, pa* ti.-u
f}‘,flankers "
?K»t d single d ist.ict through
V y . S. and Canada did thu
| of cash transactions fab
1 per cent, nnd in mim
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"l,,lin* has a real place in the
automotive industry," continue !
Mr. Fnhey. Our ears are today!
,
owners to such an exle n t in t h 'd r busiuess nnd have he
me so essential tlmt lh«* employi -iL <■' conficrvntive credit cxU-n-
$ Oftflh sales amounted t(
05 per cent of tin -non bv dealert i:» both eonU ructive 1
rid f *iml:«rrY(*i;tfi JI v jhuiikI
i ’ to ta l business.
Irnent buying was
English is being tau g h t over t hi;
pi n o n provnlent in the New radio in Japan. Recently the inktfriet, ,w ith its
, large urban , stru etn r, in a lecture on politeA®/ , , an ,n l *R> Hnuihn ness, sniil the best way to learn
Blch Includes much sm il l such expressions was to bump into
Hi Vurai te rrito ry .
I h ■ Rnglisli speaking persons in the
[..Of cash sales reported hy stree t, I hen how sm ilingly and re
[aealers was 51 per cent. m ark, "I heg your pardon."
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To THROW it BACK —THE GUNn T
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HAVE A LOT OF NERVE T o PUT
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18—-Business Set vice Offered 61
l/ord Dally Herald
Miscelleanoua
75— Business Places for R e n t 1s I—Mouses for Sale
IT AD. RATES
;d a p a rtclose In.
i : Cash in Advance
0 ads, will be received
mu and collector aenf
Icljr for paym ent.
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................. 10c a line
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i .....a line
ra te f ton request,
lucetf' ra te s ' a re for
S i'a ttQ . ..„gU,
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im charge of 30c fo r
irtion.
rertising is restricted to
tlassificutian.
irror is niado The S anald will be rcaponslble
one incorrect insertion,
rtiser for subsequent
i. The office should be
Immediately la case of
ADVERTISERS
raid
rep resen tative
|y familiar with rates,
classification will give
dele inform ation. And
dh. they will assist you
sg your w ant ad. to
more effective.
5WTANT NOTICE
Isers should give th eir
postoffico ad d ress an
Jhelr phone num ber if
re results. A bout one
It of a thousand has a
l and the oth ers c a n ’t
fate with you unless
W your address.
Iconlinuance M UST be
bersnn nt T he S anford
[fire or by letter. Telercontinuances are not
E fficient
Afiessories
—Musical Instruments
corn
. .— ----
vt v t-nsy term s, l o c a t e d in choice! Kitxlnt),
n"-nlentiul district. $500 c a sh w ill: Duplex
re n t for
irk Ave.
M
A nW.
o
j lmi.nli. with the bulance paynblo >is a seil
11 k,. (■.■nt. Dean-Berg C orporation ( t*rty vulu
I quickly.
r Hi ralit ltuililinif. Phono 170.
76-A—Cnrages
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
“The Itcxnll S tore”
We m ake u specialty of our prompt
filling <>f prescriptions and quick
delivery.
D rugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
77—Houses For Rent
(i.’l—Radio Sets and Supplies
FOR HER—G ifts of distinction for LEATHER GOODS g a l
the boudoir. Union Pharm acy, t Pena. Seminole Book4,
-------------------------- ‘----------------------i te n d e r Arcade.
KELVINATOR Electric re frig e ra
tion. The ideal g ift for her. NOVELTY SMOKING &
Ke!viuatnr P latt Co., ay M cljinder
higant’s Shaving Sa&S,
A n ude.
Brushes, Leather Goods u
Flanks. Union Pharmacy,
easy terms. !
Herald office.
FOR SALE—Five lube Atwnte.r
B. L. PE R K IN S — H aberdasher
Kent Radio. Price 150.(10 W. II
head q u arters for C o l l e g i a t e
caro Herald.
Clothes. 110 F irst Street.
C A N D IE S , S I I E A F F E R ’S Fmin
___
tain Pen Set-, Toilet Sets, Per KANC
fum e and imnp.ict* th a t will
J« r )
please her. Lunev's D rug Store, pleune
Mejjch Bldg.
IVrkir
FOR SA LE Used Rndiidn, model
25, nt a bargain. Answer ll-.M
tiire,
lletaid.
S P E C I A L R E D U C T IO N S on all
Millinery thin week. See our ....
,,,
, .
.
line of novelties. The Quality ’ ’ ^ a llie d
to Huy.
Shop.
_____ ____ ______ ________ _ ____
W A N T E D i l l BUY U-ed office
t hail's. I'hiine 751 W o r Room
25— F lo rlsls.
\Voodrul'f G a rn e r Bblg.
22—Millinery—Dressmaking
NT 5 room stucco bin.
i <■m biiiigtili.w I mmkI buy with
Between loth ami 111h S h e e t
located at th e c o rn e r ef c u .'l l m t
tc im s. V Located on a h u g e rev-iilentml lot
t tu n e r
Avenue and K atie S treet IV iuett., Ave. W rite P. O. Box lives in the north and needs eash C A N D IE S , S h e a ffe r's
Fountain
ring room, dining room, I ■I. « 1 1>
, Lot c m be bought for less than
Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Perfum e,
complete
w ith electin'
_
---------- present day value.
C oinpaits. I jm e y ’s D rug Store,
id w ater h e a te r, built »o (■IV b. ROOM Mouth* and large b*t ,
two bed rooms, b a th with j i!(l\215. Good garden, two good,
We have several lots th a t ran
large
front
and
r e a r |.Jersey cows and 25 head laying lie sold on te rm s a s low ns $25
Owner will re n t for $(>5|bens all at a bargain. Sec owner cash and $25 monthly. These lo'.i
or will sell on e x c e p tio n - j,1. E. < olliiis, Flotul H eights Sun- are b u n te d an paved s tr e e ts and
■ term s nt a elms' p r i c e . ! ford, Fla.
J in good p a rts of the city.
We
her inform ation see. Mr !
. . .
—
also have lots th a t can be traded
at The Herald office.
j t O R N E R HO U SE f lose in. 5 m
improved real estate.
lo o n s.
down. $10 monthly.
DEAN RERG CO RPORATION
A T T R A C T IV E STU CCO price $15(10. B„rt Nason, Valdes
Herald Building
iws.
.lu st
completed. Hotel Blilg. ITmne 852.
Plume 712
A. K, ROSSITER
Celery Avenue
Phone 212-W
A Floral Suggestion for Every
ROOMS, with or without m eab.
Occasion
Reasonahle rates. Lincoln Hotel
Floral Designs a Specialty
CALL 352 for fresh c u t flo w e rs 6 8 — R o o m s W ith o u t B o a rd
and
plants.
Mrs. Ginn.
San-
------- —
ford Heights.
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FOR RENT
One furnished a pi
------- ---------------------------------------------- I meut. 210 Maple Ave. Ph
FOR S A L E —C alendula and H a h; 3H7-W,________________________
B reath p la n ts $1.50 p e r hundred. N1( K F U R N IS H E D room, 1ml
Mrs. Ben Monroe. Celery Avenir*..,
,,
,,
Phone 170-J.
| “ ,|‘1
U,'nt
! FOR SALE ii room
furnished SIX At RES L
fur Poultry' i
FOR R E N T New Modern IM P '- bouse on Sanfonl Ave., $7000.00.
In House, 1 rooms, la rg e closet, ,*■""*1 terms. Reply W. O. 11. c a te hearing orange
$25, and $lo. by m outh. A. N. Hciabl.
Hnnicidtc. Qui
— — Verms
S. W.
Webb, 100 N orth Ism rel.
I
____ ____- . j ATTRACT! VI’ FIV E room house I'irsl Nat. Mai
and g arage, valuable, lot. t hup- F U R N I S H E D ROOMS with lieu* LARGE H O U SE for rent between
H IG H L A N D
Second and Third S tr e e ts , on tnaii St. $0,500. Favorable term s.
cr, hath, also c a r sited. 1215 \V
Facing noitli
Magnolia Ave. Apply A. P. C o n Mrs. Wheeler .loin’s, Valder. Hotel.
Second Street.
nelly A- Sons.
t
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M A R \ AN1A
lion of well liuilt mill u tlr n d v e
TW O ROOMS, nicely furnished
203
Holly
Allow us the opportunity
«f home.-.
$100 cash and
balance
Hot and cold w ater. 57'2-d—9 a. m
bath.
G.i- | showing you th is fine, property, monthly will buy tb it
lot
for
to ti p. nt. 8011-W. a f te r 0 p. m.
k Ave.
i ■' m g g s Si’o g g a n s
R ealty
(l*. IHUIO.
------------ .— 1 Phone 735.
Masonic Temple I ------------ _ ------ _ _
----------------
S T E W A R T T H E FL O R IS T
F lo w e rs for nil occasions
M cLA N D K R A RCA D E
Phone 781.
DR. ,L It. VIDLER
Chiropodist
(F oot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Store.
Phone 102 for appointm ent
colt pi u or tw o
you n g
men. i O F F I C E FOR
K E N T —- l a
M fischj
good res.Jentinl .section, c onven-|
P E L TRIM CD.
he cur, not the owner.
8*7 for estim ates.
|W. RA D FO RD
bedroom. 018 Onk Ave.
------------------ —
---------------wood floors, a mtml*er of Imil!
i'\i d b u it
hunt ion
It. ELD RIDGE. Real Estate, and m fciitnies,
FDR
R E N T FurnU hed looms
inv estni 'lil s, V.ildc/ Motel build sGs5n.no Except ionallv easy term s,
ro i■\ u.uien11y located. Hot w ater
FOUR ROOM h on-..', Iirund new,
P riv a te family, i'll1.* Magnolia.
iust outside -oiitbeiu eitv limits,
e a ste rn exposure. $3250210. Easy
—
—-------- ---------- ---------- HIGGINS SMITH W tt.li f. ED
Rea! E sta te and
tel ms.
6 S — H tiu m s W i t h o u t I l o n r u
IN S U R A N C E BROKERS
COLCROUCH RE A L T Y UO,
Tel. 732
311 F irst Nat. Hunk,
FOR R E N T Two room fuitiislu'ii
SA N FO R D , FLO RID A
a p u ilm c n t o r iH'droom, 511 Park H,‘I— F u rn ts and L and For S ale
RE A L E S T A T E
IN S U R A N C E
Avcjiiit*. ( ‘all a f t e r Six P. M.
-- ------------------FOR S A L E -House and one a m FOR
S
A
L
E
Five
room
house furFOR R E N T Nice room
w ith
of lard.
Lncatcil near
hikes.
nished or iiiiriirni.ihed. !205Elm
double bed. for two gelilleiuen. O n m g g e trues on same, adjoining
Rcnsciiiuble inti-.s,
1112 .Myrtle Sylvan Lake developm ent a djoin Ave.
ing Puolit. Price $1.00(1.(11). ('an in*
— p u n bused for $1003)0 deposit and YOU CAN BUY this beautiful
TWO FURNISHED rooms !»" balnm-e monthly stune us ic lit. Big Spanish bungalow tint! g a r a g e in
■nk pick up. Addri.ss II. S. Mitchell * Sanford Grove nt u most a llr a e tlv e
light housekeeping,
711)
W. E. Fleetwood, agent, Route A price. A real barg a in for you ii
Avenue.
— Sanford, Florida, or apply
to
( ;t> _ Rooms for Housekeeping Real E s ta te Office at Pu»|u, Fio- sold this month. \V> wish to build
, more homes. S anford Grove, Inc.,
___ -------------------------------------------- i ilia.
507 1st Nut. Bunk Bldg.
-pw o AND TH R E E
nice
fur*
Abo, I otie-uere plats with orni.shei il H ousekeeping Rooms. All ange t r e e s on same, no home on
•niiyiccH. 312 E a s t 5th.
but will build you home ami sell
-------------— ---------------------------------• — - on M i m e terms.
A PA R T M E N T HO U SE SIT E
FOR R E N T
Two u n fu rn ish e d
I
'
”
rooms for light housekeeping H " . SA LE 1 wo five acre tr a c t t
HOxlot)
P r i.e $15 per month. A ddress F. „
* l,l l ' l| h" r
<’n1ri,H
M.. cur- Herald, o r Phone 82I-.L 1> l r lk n,i,r M urtliiun; the. so, is
MAGNOLIA AVKNU1'
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
Phnae 34U-J
S. L NIX
ey and Coun«elIor at i .k *
It) E a st F irst Street.
IKJS S e r v i c e O f f e r e d , 'IR u ULINK P E R M A N E N T W a v
ing. Gtmrunteed not to burn.
Hair Barbers in the
Madam H a r r ie t, over Mobley's
d Children’s D epart
D rug store.
ment.
'S B A R B E R SH O T
Magnolia Ave.
SECO N D H A N D se.wing machines
reconditioned and
g u aranteed.
$5,00 ami up. Phono 2)51 L 3. 1Id
RUG S T O R E — Pre- F u st 3rd St.
Drugs, Soda. Wo are
W AT< 11M A KING, ENG R A V INC
as your phone?
and jewelry re p a irin g . Don Sm ith
Cali 103
202 E. 1st St.
live & F u rn itu re Co.
E L G IN . W A L T H A M . H am ilton, II!l F irs t S treet
linois W atches. Diamonds and
Dry a full line.
«rc right.
Cash or | wedding rings. P. E. A hearn, 317
W . l 'i f s t St.
want your business.
Gent-;*e Co., general
OW E it to y o u rse lf to h a v
ork, sidewalks, b u ild -'
11,1,1 to
kood health. ChiroIriig.iti.m boxes. J. R. I” «‘'ic a d ju s tm e n ts will Ihelp you
j ru.,
a tta in lti;it goal. Phone 182-J for
__' _______________ | a p p o in tm e n t. Dr. W. E. MacDnu-
CO. K“ H. l»t- Nat. Rank Bldg.
R epairing and $0— M o n e y to L o a n
tone 4b,» lor p r o m p t________________________________
LOANS— Money nvailuble a t 7 per
cent. Cb.se in property. A. P.
LSEN BERRY PRIN T I Connelly & Sons.
Printing, E n g raving,]
Sec. tin first. We do
7-W. R, R. AvenueStreet.
1E A T
|
t(|i
AT S a n ita r y
57—Good Things lo Eat
ID SUPPLIES
3t. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
Co,
,~
. ______________ ____ ________________
(
J E W E T T A ND PA G E
R IV E ’S GA RA G E
S anford Douler
V. 1st St.
Phone 01
S A N F O R D BlIICK GO,
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 357
PA STR IES, PIES, salads. We take
special
orders
for partie.s.
R outh’a Delicatessen. 1621 W. 1st
St.
NO TICE—See J. R. Ellis lor
STEAM PRESSER Y C hristm as ornnges. Fancy oranges
f. pressing, tailoring, $3.00 per box. Phone Cfll-J Celery
netto Avenue. Phone A venue
------------------------ I YOUR SUITS mm m ad*
STINOTION for tho
fonl to me„ ur,. W*
<ion Pharm acy.
i complote line of woolfil j
“—
-------- 1 dise. Quality, Service a n d
HE KID D IBS
I nntefld.
| TWO ROOMS, KiUbene.tte and
■ bath, attractively
furnished, 81—Houses
, modernte rent. Young, owner, 200
FOR SALE
I N. Park Ave.
ERE DOLLS, T w is-!
WOLF TH E T A IU
Bulls and
Books. 514 Sanford Avenue.___ ^
t Shop, 28 Melain IV TfiK r m r r i T c a n * *
I\(II.K l-Ol'NTV. rtUOM
XOTII'K OF MlIKRIFr**
VI It* 11NIA - CAHOLINA Cl
TOYS of every description th a t
I-At. cuMI’ANY OK I
Dealers
session of tho property. Address
i Box 70 cure The Herald.
OAK H IL L loH.
8750. ■
eated and w r y desirable
122 t a r e Hciahl.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
102(1
1025
1925
1025
1025
1024
Dodge Special Touring
Fonl T ouring
Dodgo Spocinl Sedan •
l ord Runabout
Graham Truck
Overland 4 Touring
For Sale
SOME REAL BARGAiNS
IN LOTS
M ILLER 0 . P H IL IPS, Iiv
Elm Ave and 13th S tr e e t
PHONE d
N IC E CLEAN furbished a p a rt'
m ent. Conveniences. $8 weak,
HOI French Ave.
ii 1’nrporatloa,
I’luintiir.
n , M. t'A HliA W A T, aa Ada
• r a t o r of th a K a ta ta
I’ll I t . I , U ’, D e r e a ii U ,
TH REE ROOMS nicely furnished
Private bath. C ar space. Pri
vato entrance. Phone S)U.
•but tbd sou WLtCT
S flL t (M 'Noua.
ROCAA, V1ASW6?
V4AV,
>
• i c fch rf .....
£V6M FIND
« nwsetF.
f wJWBr*\
k Um x .
i
H I
V
bm
of.
91—Legul Notices,
Witt-
All th a t purl a t tha- B a a
lying N orthw est of ■haB fk
Coital I,Ine It’illrond of Lin!
five l&D) ami the M>*tt 1
111
■aid l.ol Fitly -five t a l i Of
FORD CKI.KIIY
DELTA,
t i Vt
la g la pint thyrrof. df r M
th e P uh lle Records of M
County. Florida. In l ' l a t J f
C. If. H
S'I'ATI'] OK Ft.OttIDA.
As Hherlff. of, H.tnilnola.f
la ra tho F.stul* o( Mary A. VV
Kit-ly, <laci-UNi'il.
Tu all Crcdtlum , l.rgnli'i**. 1U*
trlluitri-M, unit all l'vrHini* liavtha IX
' o i H I V U IB T 1
f l u l m s or OrniandN
a g a in st said
i Mi l l : rntiNTV. V U
ii
tu :
NOTH K OF M B riftl*#*
l mi, nail i-ucli of you, urs lisri-liy
imOtli'it mid requlrml tu |ir<*ssiil
any cbilin* amt duiiiand* which you,
or olllmr of you, muy huvo a ga lna t
tin* usiiito of Mary A. \V. Kasly, do■-i-nard, Into of Honilntila County.
Florida, to tho lion. Jaa. (1. Bhtrun.
c o u n ty J udKo of Maiulnulo County,
it tils offh-ii In llm County Courtiii'iin' In Haiifoid, HiiiiiI iiuIo County,
Flotilla, w ithin iwolvn niuntha from
tin- d ali’ t if roof.
V I III IINI A • CAHOLINA'
c a i . COMPANY, • Corps
P la i n ti f f ,
In ro tin* Katnti* of:
nf Court taxed in- Ihe amJ
1 hava Uvlad upon OH
fur ogle lo th« hi th ee
bidder for raah w lthla
houre or sale at the fro
the Court House In Sait
11. M. CAHRAWAT. MS Adi
tor nf tin* Kxutu of BA|
LIP. n«*rt*airil,
l>ef«mlsnt.
Notice la hereby given th
and hv virtue nf a Writ Ql
thill Iaa ueit mu uf and Ut
aeitl of Uie County Court <
nulo County, Florida, datad
I mti'd Novi-inlirr. A. I)., I91S,
day of Deesmbsr, ISIS, rod
It At.I’li K. HMITII.
ni« that out of tha goods I
Ailiolnlatnilor of tlm Kstutn of
tela, lands and tensmtUd
Mai) A. W. Kvety. a c re a a td .
PHILLIP, deceased, |n It o
It. M. CAHRAW AT. MU «S|
IN T U B FOPHT (IK T U B COl’NTY tor uf tht eat*te dI t s * a
Jt'tlfJ B, flRHINOI.H
COUNTY.
MTATB OF FLOHIOA,
W ILLIAM J. HAN1KLH,
Drcaasrd.
IN PROS AYES
FIN A L NOTICB
Notice In Hereby (liven that tha
i»Vl
untlumlgnud will, on ihe 14th day of ■v™s "*X,P* _?SU,*UL‘.
Ooremher. A. V. 1>I4, preMnl t o ' £<«!■*«JJLtJ?.l>.g l ig g H i L
the Honorable Coiinty Judge of
Hemlnnie County, Florida, he? flgal *ke
return, account and vnuehere ae - or. P * w » or
_
fO R R E N T —3 room furnished
ap artm en t. Apply H erald Office.
ts AVf J€W£LRN
' !:,
mill costs or court taxed In 11
of ft' t:>. I linvs lev Iml up
will orr.-r for sale to thaX
nmt ln-st Miller for caah ,''
the legal hours of s a t e n t If
■liter of the Court House In I
Hern I Mole County, Florida, til
DODGE
the .ird d a y of Jan u ar
Pleasure cars and G raham Trucks day
of the rlalit, .title and
Elm and 13ta St.
Phono 3 all
of the said HAM I’l tl L L i P . 'A
la and to Ihe fallaw lnif dtl
lots, pieces or parcel* of t a n
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ate In Hemllmle County, Fieri
INGTON T U B B S II
.‘kiy-ivf:
WAItt:
Defemlaiit.
N o tic e I* h vratiy g i v e n th a t
anil ti) v ir tu e o f a W r i t t>f
*tton issu ed o u t n r a n d olid
soul of (lie I ' l i c u l t C o u r t Ut
n ote Coiiniy. Plorlilu, ilalutV I
tiny n( N o iem tier, I 9I 4, c o d
I nk no itnii nut of t h a got*
o tia ile ts , lumls uuil tun«trl«|l
8 AM l - l l l l . b t l ’, d v re a a a d . It
H U P » —MARMONb .
lot nils of It U. C A I in A W J
Sanford Automobile t-o
Adin lulsti'iitiir of th e e s t a t a
2t)rt Mugnotia Ave.
Phone 137 sni.l SA M I'll tLI.II*. tleceai
I'liose It. lie niuile Hie Sum o f
Ksl
DODGE BROTHERS
FOR R ENT—2 room furnished
ap artm en t, screened porch, and
bath; also 2 unfurnished rooms.
I 014 Myrtle.
LADIES’ AND , I
bedroom ■llppgrt, I
pair. Lloyd’s Ska
1st.
; LINCOLN - - FORD - FOUDSON
NOTII’H TO I KKIlITtlNS
I
Edward Higgian, Inc.
IN T ltK ,'O U ItT (»F T tIK CtllINTV C ag es 75- 7il.
Commercial & Palm etto. Phono 331
.11’ I)(tIC.
HKMINOI.K CUUNTV.
i 7-1—Apartments anti Flats
304 W. F ifth St.
Huy Now — Pay Ldty
N A SH
l-eads tho world in m otor c a r value,
S M IT H MOTORS CO
USED CAR EXCHANGE
O R N ER PARK AND SECONl
Q. W. WANS LEY, M anager
l>llt llt M,| til„ C!,, j 0.*,
Home Fumi»h*r«
MEN'S,
KELVINATOR Electric R efriger
rail’s
ation tha Ideal Gift for Her $3.00 a
Kelvinntor P latt Co., 3!) McLan- 108 E.
tier Arcade.
a dvertisem ent tell me how much
j a y Imve paid, Ihe Imlanre due,
t lie lot num bers, and the location
of property, also c u e your proswill delight I lie vlllldl'eli’a lleiirtJ.
out mid Inline address. Write Box
Union I'bartnucy.
BW B C a r : S anford llcruld.
i --------- —----- - — --------- —
SO— A u t o m o b i l e s f o r Sub*
, «0— Automobiles for Sale
i - ............... ---------------------- -------SEM INOLE H U U SO V ESdE X
i FOR S A L E — Foul Runabout, I DR..
INC.
i model, Bosch Ignition, two exU'ti
203 Oak Av*
tires, illJIJ. Park A p a rtm e n ts, No.
Phone 41
' •<*, <orner Park mid I Vntriil.
KEY TO happiness. Stmiebnker
for Christmas. Sun Ju an Gurugc
ALWAYS FOR G lfJ
Sre Parlsicnne G ift Shop,
def Arcade.
E N G R A V E D CALLING C A R D S —
Sta tio n e ry and Fountain Pens.
Seminole Book Shop, M eljinder
A rende.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FO R QUICK S A L E —A good wat« -i LOWER FLOOR apartm ent with
sink, wood heater, com pletely
dog. 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
& COWAN CO , Auto
W ANTED TO KNOW who own*
sail sheet nm tal works
P it bull stud dog in Sanford?
inuuncntal sheet m etal Addrc.vt J. J. Nulls, Pinecastle,
71fi-W. 207 F rench Fla.
HINOLE PRIN TER Y
SCO c a m e r a s
Good
w
furnished.
)eiw Service Offered
Cafe.
‘
GET YOUR CHRISTMAi
and holiday docoratk
Union Pharmntfy, I I I E.
*v»
REN T—nicely furnished from j 7)x— Offices and Desik Room |
------- ——---------189—Wanted—Real Falnte
l ooiii, twin lieds. P refer h u si-j __________________ _____._______ I FIVE ROOM bungalow, d o s e In. I __________ __ ________ j _____________
ness
■(_)« T H E FA M IL
A- N E W Ll VIN G R O O g
j will hting Joy fo r a ll t t
thruout the year. RvuN
I nituro Co., 321 E. 1«L_
i
SMITH BROS. ■<
;T0
| Rens/inuhie. W rite or call .1. i Bldg
Apply A P «>nnr*'y
'
* ) (*r.t to schools, a real buy nt $5250. [ Will buy or tr a d e for your equity
1
Pnrron,
1510
Sanford
Avenue.
Sous,
Magnolia
and
2nd
En-y terms.
in any lots in any subdivision in
i EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES
FIVE ROOM bungalow, lmrd
South Florida. In a n sw e rin g thi*
no kinks, one price, personal a t FOR RENT one large furnished 80— A— Heal Kstale Directory
S la llo im
V CLEANING
bungalow on P a lm e tto 'A v e -j •
mu-, ciui In: bought for $4,000 on |
KOI; SAi
used Viclrcrn. Good
i ..mlitio'i Good terms. This is FOR RENT G arage,
spare $5.00 per month
t bargain K. W. t a r e Herald.
27—Professional Services
YES! Tubes ?
Yes!
Cheapest in S anford!
t.i Tire Co. 20tlf<i W e st
e
CLARENCE SMITH
G eneral C ontractor
GOO W est F irst S treet
a t Phony 441
85—Lota for Sale
fiK'niMisT.?;..”'.?;'
.- M r a i S f e f S O K l
j S s k v .v i'S iS
T1IK0DO8OA R. D A N tE IA 'H d i'lB N p G t Booh 1, PM
Batata Of W1
Daniel* Decowt
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Hotat*1
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DAY, DECEMBER 7, 1M6
SANFORD,
Leading Figures In Mellett Murder Trial
Herald T otFurnish
Results O f Election
Ice Blockades Now Threaten
To Tie Up Lake And B iter
Shipping For The^Wintfcr;
Id Steamers Are Ict'Bound
&t During The
r Hours One
lest In Y e a r*;
it E w ly H our
-----r — ~
,
Because of Uw unusual "In*'
tcrcr.t shown tn today's a loe'1
tlon, The Herald, tym arranged*
to securo tho returns and tfrlll
be glad to flirnlsh.those to n _
one calling at the office, either4
in person or by telephono.
Tho Herald will keep potted
on results as they are Ubulat-'
ed so that It will be able to ’
give the latest newe on tho
count.
v
Police And Ponses Take Part
In Attack With Gaa Bomba
On Stronghold Of Track
Workers In Railroad Area
COUNTY BOARD;01" B S a A *
Of Attack Upon Woman
RAPS STOR Y OF News
Mnny Maine Ports Officially
Led Cops To Plnce Where
Closed And Ferry Service REPORTED
LOAN! KM &'AAPS.’K S
Is Temporarily Suspended
12 Dead Reported In
New England Alone
/omen In .
Late to d a y
ire To Close
>:27
O’clock,
Announced
Jury Fails To De
termine Cause For Deaths
Of L. Sweeney And Com
panion, Madame MainROt
C o ro n er’ s
| CHICAGO, Doc. 7.—(A*)— Police
T A M PA , Fla., Dec. 7— (A V NEW YORK. Dec. 7— (A*)— JSlory In Local Paper Is Not and posses from a dozen West Death, interrupting
a holiday
These three people have leading
Correct In Saying County Side suburbs participated in an at party to quietly end the friend
Northwestern states and pastern
roles in the trial nt Canton, 0.,|
with gas bombs and guns on ship o f a prominent mining efcTaxes Related And Cause tack
WASHING
of Pat McDermott, alleged mur Canada today counted a toll of 16
the freight stronghold
ild of foreign
. a|> and a wealthy woman sub
Shortage, Officials State track
—Already
-L
, of Sanford streamderer of Don .It. Mellett, publish dead from record-breaking early
workers in
. Q
Britain,_ haa Wft a
vrRCK wunters
m »a desolate rail_____t ______
er o f the Canton Daily News. season temperatures and snowfall,
road yard early today after threo J
_ y lt^ y 'h*e« ' that •today remained t r a f f i c jam on.
polls today from the
Straightening out of a tangle, men, including a policeman, had unsolved.
of. ita .session*!
Steve Kascholk is the state’s star lice blockades threaten to tie up
»t 7:30 o'clock this
preliminary skirsaid
to
have
been
caused
by
tho
witness,
McDermott’s
arrest
hav-1
,ake
and
rjver
,
h
ip
in
f
been
slain
[in an ever increasfor the
A coroner’s jury late yeaUrday Congress' wort
publication of a nows story in a mlsh.
mg come largely as a result of nis 1
failed to determine a cause in the things to think
until at 2 o’clock
IVl ll| morning IIH
n iiv . v . ■
I Hi* dead n i l ’ i
•Pollceman
iwvniwi,
J
local
newspaper wherein
disclosures.
Miss Peggy Cava-lw ,n e r
The
death
of Louis F. Sweeney, of ident CooUdge t
noon 575 of them
There wero 12 dead in New Eng it was announced that becauBO of n,nn j. Stahl, 28, of Melrose Park
naugh, McDermott’s former sweet
New
York
and Mlnneapolla, and
. In his Annus)
[their ballots in the
heart, also is expected to shed land alone while New York record belated tax returns to the county, n suburb, nnd two unidentified rail Madame Rnbelala Malngot, of Trin
executive
put. ‘
ed
three
and
New
Jersey
one.
Con
the
Sanford
Chamber
of
Commerce
lor a city commisrond workers, said by police to bo idad, South America, whose bodies
light on McDermott's connection
siderable
suffering
was
also
re
was
compelled
to
send
the
sum
of
relief
et
thev____
of
Mexican
extraction.
Pnliccjnsn
voto o f about 1,000
with the murder plot.
Judgo Ed
.
.... , .
• -vi i
were recovered Sunday from the
ncar Venice.
Presumably series .of subjects'^
win W. Dlohl presides nt the trial. ported. The Inrger cities spent $1,000 to Washington for the ex Charles Kilwlnts an,l a third memId by officials who
thounu ds of dollars for the re penses of maintaining the cxjiori- bor of the be.iegvsl force wore
“
drownoti. An investigation, thought might
iting the ballots,
moval <.' snow, which in places mentnl station nt Rand's Siding, wounded before the marauders
rev0. i ed blU of evidence tent ion before
who now holdr the
reached a depth of 12 inches. Rail occupied the attention of the Semi crawled from gas filled cars and
iugg6ited the ordering o f an on March 4.
City Commission, and
nnd automobile l.- Ific waH rapidly nole County Commissioners for an were captured.
autopsy today.
Ised in his race for reIn his annnol m
approaching normal, howaver.
hour this morning at their regu
The scone of the fight Is in an
^
„ k|ch aeutlve put taxes
Vollo Williams, Sanlar meeting.
Fourteen r'camera were Ice lar
.................
meeting.
Isolated area a milo and a half
. C0UDi ,rw#r* seen to
drink aad
pbila dealer, wps at the
at the bead of
bound in the St. Lawrence River ' The commissioners felt that or- West of Melrose Park, In tho pro. ‘ {J*
...
effects
I as was his opponent,
atibjccta which'
in Quebec, seven vessels wore ror had been
made
by
tho
publica
■en
publica- vil)0
yards. A “
i t lM notification well rocclv# a
v iso township railroad yard*
notea reau.
reaussting
sir votes before 0 o’wrecked o ff Nova Scotia and New tlon of a story which sUted that aettlement of foreign workers used
rw aaol accident”
s of each candidate
Jemmment on ___
Brunswick and fishing and barge the taxes in tho oounty
_ were be- BOVon freight enrs on
.i««SSe u
m » which
which
. a siding as , “wero the *i™
disclosures
upon
^g in the vicinity of
PEGGY CAVANAUGH
He disapproved
floets In several ports wero badly lated. They insisted that the er
homo*,
the naw development^ ware baaed. revise tax. * *
place.
crippled.
ror
be
corrected.
The
county
is
Ferdinand Idol Of Subjects
First news of the trouble camo
*
- *
.|ng booths are in the
The man and woman,
enjoying
nnd left It “to
And Operation Described
A t lock port, N. Y., an Ice jam not behind in any of its payments in an alarm over the telephone to
sloneri* room at the
their friendship, In etnunuUncea finally decide w U
for
tho
maintenance
of
tho
station,
As Minor One Causes Muoh blocked canals and help up west
tho Melrose Park station that n which authoritiea eooaldw rathar ury surplus shesid
___ are in charge o f
they claim.
bound
barges,
probably!
the
last
woman
had been assaulted by n strange, motored to the •beach f t
Concern
All
Over
Country
otticlals; Clark, Lnto the taxpayers to
______
(fleet of tho
_
Last year the county pledged it group of intoxicated men in the
the season, unWl
until a tug
a: inspectors, Mrs.
Venice Sunday with • party of piled to
w the
"
!succeeded in.brcaklng through. At self to support the statf-n nt a vicinity.
Mrs. Alice Fitts
friends.
They
had
boen
hera
only
,
tscornmendations
in
BUCHAREST, Dec. 7• v
(/P)
W hlte Hall, near Albany!
Albany" 26 boats l ino when the government threat, The white
Policcunan
Stahl
and
his
partner,
hltUnden. The polls
attending surgeons assert that the |h()Und B0Uth from
Champlain ont . to remove it for lack of suf Kilwintz, sped to the scone in n u fow dnye and wore registered at . (ijug qUOstlon ware
o'clock this morhdifferent hotels.
|torms, but he gakod
operation performed on King Fcr- ;were ,cu blocked and 40 other ficient funds from the Depart
police car. As they moved toward
to close at sundown,
After ohanging to bathing aoite, ( no price finding, u
dinand of Rumania l»y the r ranch- craf l wcro tied up at various points ment of Agriculture. Until last the camp n volley of pistol shots
to the govemman, Prof. Hartmann, was a minor ia|
lhu bnr(?0
Sweeney and Madame Malttgot
Following hla
week the c unty was $500 ahead wns directed at them.
ia to bo at 6:27 Clarence Henochsberg Calls one, but this has failed to allay , .
chatted with friends at a pavilion ' ^
^
(
.nroaen
.
The
A
passage
way
was
,
of
its
promised
payments.
j
na
Mugs
cams
imm
i»
u
The
slugs
came
from
two
President Over Telephone public u M u in m .
a fow momenta and then walkod iM _a ^ c tp itol
I through,
A
w‘
y
w“
"
,ok"
'
but rather than risk he- . government called for $1,000 and freight enrs standing apart from - - .
1voter was Charles F.
To TbU Of Shortage, Then
tow n t m d
Even tho announcementafter a j j
frogen Jn the
skippers ! ‘ be Chamber of Commerce ia said, the other five. Stahl’s body was,tofmrether to tho water. In- a
cond was W.
Vanimt. s . . . n . f
Turns Pistol On Himself member
counsel composed
I had their cnrft towed b a d into the to have forwarded tho amount to rlddlod by lead and ho fell mcartalthird, J. Lawson. Jo*
Quuen MUrlb and her daughters hju-bor in Lake Champlain.
•, Washington.
ly wounded. Two men ran toward J*1
„ '10
' ;t
. . «v ‘
4
*
’’ A t the same
tamo tlm
time.
ourtk to cast hia
and Prince
Ferdi
**m Nicholas
Mlrbnln* that FnrillThe port of Bangor, Me., was of.
It was stated at a meeting o the the
* "------’—
‘ *0*6
thc p
pollcpmn",
havln, ---,mcklnK
(J « nJ ^ h, c0UJu th . crow d s S jm .»
.
.
.
me
morning
MEMPHIS,
Tano..
Dec
7_</P>aghout the morning
nand’s condition did not warrant ficially closed nnd ferry service Chamber two weeks ago the the pistols
.
. .
waved to their comoanicMs and than 10Q0 nomlnatlo
I the women of tho city Clarence Henochsberg, 44, aaalat- the return home of the wayward from Bangor to Brewer was sus- 1money from the county wou’ 1 be pUto]B’
i
'money from the county wou I b e' Kilwintz dropped one o f them,
Into the wavaa
fig* Including maAJt
ibly increaalng and « " t cashier of the American Savformer Crown I’ rince, it did not pended.
ed.
Moorehead Lnko, Me., available
availableonly
onlywhen
whentax
taxmoni
momj jwas
was but was himself woundod by ‘ be ®“ p®a
*
, ..
throughout the COU
3
*
ings
Bank
and
Trust
Company,
emoon they were arhave much affect, in easing the was
___
closed
to
navigation,
nlso.
A
available.
Such
is
not
the
case;
other.
The
officer
dropped
to
tho
O b v i o u s aa it aoemca none ox tne
n . r*lni of the-P
also.
available.
Such
is
not
the
case)
other.
Memphis, telephoned
a
director
of
icicjmuiiuu “
vv
• i #
ill
dozens.
Canudian shipper has boen aban- according to tho commisr oners, ground and emptied his pistol at
testifying '-•* tM in qu m
.j.;r
the bnnk hero today that ho wus mind of public life
sr of early morning
donod by
in tho
Bay vof
claim that
$3,000 iv
left
ovor the other attackor, killing him.
could romamber that the
A
statement
given out by the UUIIVJU
u tv his
tssn crow
v w ese
vuv. ww/
s They
s i i u / vtsesss*
eisee* fv|VVV
i
■ • ’in *his
’ accounts
- ......— 1 and then
* -*“
*------ * •*"
short
|promising for a heavy
D u n i l t i v while
tuKlln at
nt T
la n o f n r d Me.,
V n
n *'from
from
luat
ans n
n n ld k
ii/ n
Knnn
T i m barrageor*j
Ua rT Rirn rtf ■hrttii
n rfMl A# tl the
t h u actions
BCt iOHI
B t tX B C W u
RIOP®
’I
H4»y
AY
.
.
The
hots aroused
attracUd
mora
doctors is that the operation wns Bunduy,
Ilsesford,
a
last vyour
could
have
been
killed himself by shooting.
[ the morning wore on
common treatment for hemmor- three-masted schooner lay broad- . used for uny deficiency, had such neighborhood, and os the word wav friendly intarwat. Not until they While U« commltiteA,
viirouifM and
Miiu predlcintuitThe hank, from which a clerk
through
relayed from suburb to suburb, to- were seen to flounder • few mo- the •PPW prtottoM
rhoida. A recent dispatch from side on Crabay Isle after she brokfe a deficiency existed,
it there would be no disappeared last week, when short
Belgrade, Jugo Slavia, said reports adrift in a gale aud smashed
The county has a payment due numbers. Three' squad, of Chi- mcnts laU r was atom M i « < ! agreed U> e w g pdj
est because of tho ages of $105,000 in his accounts
received there
from
Bucharest through a fleet of 26 fishing craft . on the experimental station during cego detectives, armed with toaf ‘ hjn the bodies bad floated before :u respect for
Wtlook earlier in tho were discovered, did not open at 9
could
reach
They were The banaU went
to arrive in
|the month of January for approx- inforcemonts
wore
to
the
effect
that
tho
disease in harbor.
ia began
oegan cu
v
«^
i i them• 1 — tZTV
o’clock, tho accustomed hour, but
numbera.
Three
squads
of
Chifound
to
be
dead.
^
pqlmoUr
W*» with, tha
A new const guard boat was car- -imately
be met
- -v$2,000,
— ” —V which
-- ------ will
-------------------the board of directors went into of tho monarch was cancer and
the seUctioppy o f „
• V* I L _____ . .. .
ried along with tho schooner but when due, the commissioners said cago detectives, armed with tear ua*6 to
that his condition was hopeless.
session.
•
Idge's pddrppa.,
gaa bombs and shotguns, aided in
,^“ 7 . , tt a W* * . ♦k! i
Several doctors remained in the not damaged. Old time canal and this morning.
Directors of tho bank went into
the assault, which resulted in the -friendship, even ao*0P$ |“ ***fc,
• Amsmg the :
lake men said that not for many
session at 9 o’clock, the door, of palace throughout last night. Dur*
*"
years had the waterways been J. W . Wetheringrton Is capture of about twenty men and * ' * “
the institution remaining c l o s e « l . i Jng tho evening a repo
revealed
one woman.
closed by tec so early in the wintar.
r. They were known to s\,Tnrrf
*7 lL l l l
the affair.
New York City, Albany, Roches
Dead From Injuries
0K 1
have met in South America eeyeftl ‘. C , u.
would issue a statement shortly.
*
. ..
whose ter and Boston suffered greatly
years ago while Swseppy yna.
The Amopicnn S .v in ,, U»„k .nd ' “ r * . ” f n
M
from traffic tie-ups due to the
J. W. Wetherington, who was
ons o f hla procpsdttof teuhto,
u. £
ETTE, Alo., Dor. 7— ! T ru ll Company la cn p iU llicl at
1
S
heavy snowfall. Boston’s fall of badly scolded whllo working be
About
Mpdame
Matnypt
tbrnw
la
*? £ \
man and not a nejrro $100,000.
Surplus and undivided n ’
10 inches was the heaviest pre- neath an angina at the roundhouse
The latest reports this morning
little
Information,
'
Peter
Taylor,
Drofits aro listed as
os $122,000.
Christmas snow record since 1901. o f the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
. to owning
_ the whls- profits
vice-consul for Great Brltaln,' has
said the King was rallying well
mlted in the arrest of When Rush H. Parke, bookkeeper,
way shops Sunday, died Monday
frop» tho effects of the operation.
Uken eharge o f the few effects T ”
W. Brandon nnd disappeared last week, the bank ofTen Vessels Are Liberated
afternoon at the Fernald-LaughThere is a feeling among tho pop
*'
Plans were made last night for left at the hotel He la trying t o 1cekrlcae-l
SAU LT STE MARIE, Mich., ton Hospital. He wan a nattlvo
friends.
1flclnls charged o ff shortages of ap
communicate with the retetires to
ulace, however, that while the med
the
opening
of
the
membeTehtp
■ Widely
Dec 7.—(A1)—With 10 vessels liber of Jasper, Fla. and was 25 years
toned -,ths'>
. circulated w e n proximatoly $105,000.
ical bulletins aro true, as far as
drive of the American Legion at whom the woman directed atten- Most of tha
ated from the upper section of the old at the time of his death.
- porter In the gover- ; Abe Plough, director of the inthey agree, they do not tell nil;
had pleaded guilty, or gtltutlon, was called on the tele that it Is not stated in the bulle St. Mary’s River channel, where
The body of the Voung man was a meeting of the organisation in Mon
UlC Hut
HUv on
i'll uuwiiiiiitu
.iwuioiaiwt)
Seminole m
Boulevatd.
I
more than 40 of the fleet of the sent to Jasper last night and the ths
guilty, but when the i phone nbqut 7=30 o’clock this
tins' that the operation, tho second
Various teams and team cqpUlns F n d
rt f A D Im
dlcd yesterday lit Bald- morning by Henochsberg who told of the kind the’ King has undergone lake carriers held fast in the ice funeral services are to be held in
.J v S T S .
Icourt, it was Jack Dan- Mr. Plough he wns short in his ac in a year, was a slight one, be bound river, are located, cutters to that city Wadneaday, according to are to bo named in <)he immediaU J 1”
Jngham, who entered counts at the bank. The assistant cause the patient was unable to day ware slowly hacking ft' lane J. L. Wetherington, father o f the future, and all preparations )o r.< K U l6 u R M t r A u
the opening next Mondey_ato’ to S t P f
"erne :
drew a fino of .$2
ion returned to his bed stan d* severe one, which would go down the river through which it deceased.
a
be completed this week________
,
Uqt,
li hoped to ' eventually .free the en
Charges agaltut Grff- room, poHco say, and fired a to the toot of hla ailment.
Witnesses to the accident in
out tbs course of the drive, special
n P N P V A r u T * T 'Y t i f t t Dr
’ n and others ^ e r i pistol bullet irito his chest.
Ho
which Wetherlngtcn received hla meetings of the Uams and th a L eG^ N
<PH-pr.
Ferdinand is respected by all tire upbound fleet.
forby Hubert Hall, died shortly aftrwards. HenochWith good luck, the cutters, fatal injuries, staljd that he had
classes
of
the
populace,
and
hie
ill
.Io
n
M
.
who,.
Art
itor.
headed
by
the
government
boat
widow
and
two
chilaccidentally
opened.a
steam
valvo
..
, . . . i sberg left a
ness is their sole preoccupation.
Ur of the defendants .__
Sabin, should b« able to free three and that the hot steam covered
tl
Permission has been granted by
Thera are no signs of political per
UtonriM
»t when the caws ware , d r ^^ ’statement posted by “examin- turbation. Reports from Vienna more ship*' imprisoned near the him- before he could escape from the city foy the erection of w.huge *lon °* lnt*
aiels and Carr M cCor-1 ” lit h a r g e " on the closed front and .BarUn that form at• Crown head o f the channel today, said A l underneath tha engiae, where he signboard on the corner oKfgrk 7 V
-
of RlrmlnghatA
and d
of tho bank declared the InAvenue and First Street and
Icjag>j ^
’tlnce Carol hae some Idea of ton Cornwall, manager o f the wae working.
Anderson, - brother-ln-1atitution had- -been -•—
J «placed
In »*•«
the starting a movement In Rumania Great Lakaa Wrecking Company lu
'♦HV
will be erected within the next! few
H*1
njor-elect Bibb Graves,, ^
the g u te Banking
Bar
De- are not Uken seriously bore. Carol charge of Uacue squadrons. ^
N A M H H POgTMASTER
days. 'The names of all m««to$»
g
Mullin, newapapar mgn , artmeot for liquidation.
.Tha relaaaa pf-10 vessels lapt
r their
ingtheir duee
duee for thTywZr!« Q j**
certain numbefc of supporters
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-GP)—
ilgium and
I r n __ - sLm kmnlr tail n:
night has led officials to express
,'pwiliibe
painted
upon
he e ™ * * but Pr*m,*r Averescu
Richard
M.
Hall,
was
named
to
' »*re : David ,R. and I
the
opinion
that
the
group
eifeh
day'.
j
.
‘
i
,
.
has Uken what he deems tha nec
«tl«man, o f LoulavUll,
t0 holders o f Christmas essary precautions against a re the upper channel might be fr^pd day by president CooUdge to be
Over 500 men in Seminole i
postmaster at 8t. Petersburg, Fla,
aro oiigiblq for mot
coup. Outside the army Carol ap by the end vof the week.
Legion, according
pears to b# thoroughly 1discredited
»' and regard *.w ith s o m e t h i n g ^
Railroad; WUI R
X.. 1port*11r o f the “ '
'servant; Joe Seth ami
\ and'
|QQ tho |---------,
to contempt.
»•,
STEVE KASCHOLK
JUDGE EDWIN W. DIEHL
RUMANIANS FAIL
TO BE EASED BY
REPORTS ON KING
BANK EMPLOYEE
COMMITS SUICIDE
OVER SHORTAGE
»r Brandon
Of Charges
luor Seizure
Legion Men Ste^t
Plans For Opening
Drive For Members
m
UnKan
Minrfrm
* ♦
Big Increases
Governor
Trumbull
O f Connecticut Is *n
Spite F o r Vacatton
>Uesnses Issued'from tho'
Mlycletk. i.-.B.lFhlU
to
New
Proposed
In any caM. it ia not believed
Carol will attempt anythin#..while
,his
R rt**;! ‘
^
i
a t any
hlm mklnUln tb*t
«.
..
NBW
YORK*
Doe..
limp
this baa
Tallahassee wltbou
iyor
sag^ j r ”
Ir
iLj f«w • balls- shsU not ring
UghU of Brosdwsy cabsretpr*^
mis p i a dosing hour, ,ff r. ,
O’clock in' the mocping on 'tfm
ya;,short.time before U *
York's unlms',4l»y llgbte
‘ "o f deem here
jM e e ito «ity hall. .
..
dimmed .In New York hotels,
... Akt^edffew groups point out
rsuly trnned homes: o * * ‘
for New York U
places. • ~
'
tnUllod
If a board of eurfew
I nyttia ‘••wse
sisafonforlB yaare. ,
>d from Oet;yl W
WO white the (
,rio<1 in iw s T iw
w e dr T^a ; ™ ^ jThn W ''R ^rtln 00 ‘
^ ---«B. •Aftii
tncritok1
*•
*
n tp
c r # ^ # h. "u iU
for various busdneee-
kf.XL m
wu-
Jn
» «X y
of last year, hut e « *
■•
•
■ ■
[thta
.and:
art
.*
. v
1
�iihuh*
t e r a W B V P 'v *
.
»:>> . r W i r r t f i i f O
Sffe'ifi
VL K *
'• *• a * •
'
■ ■■
’ j.. unw uiurw rin m u -- -h i -----itn r •**«'.« * •. -«> »*•
l « r tn »»«W 4
•;
-^ . i
n .iw s*
■■■••••
•->♦
•*. •• • >--
>■ -*ifr&nih*S)ttoVi
. ■*»;
•-
‘(i
Chiefs Tell
|u 't O j
’ODo
H IG H M O NO
W tW p V t f
GROUP OF
/ j . .>i ... .
. ..
Ralph Munger, Edwin PdgdJ' Xdy
Stinson, Holton ^maeon, ^George
tf. Sanders; Jr., .Melton ^ a re .
b a v li Van Ness .WlUlam .
Wade Entiminger, Frank'Da. fjgu
eaur^Mawbaj1 Urouhart.iMnriprt
Shifthj'John fethercdge„ Art., EUr y edge, I». M. V.iokery, Er*|[k)lh;
Cummings Paul Biggore, Jrw ^u*
gene1EstrTdii.' Frederick;.Bandar,
Henry WittA, Jntnes HayUbj jtlt tH
Ponder, Getmar Battbrrj, Dair Gal*
derman, Felton ..Hester, Donald
Butler, HtinSon Klnlaw, Hudson
Hester, Sunny
Smith,
Jdmea
Steaklcy, Dorsett Harper, H a ^ y
Schlffley, Hearold Booth, Cyriej
Burner, Lish Morpe, Billy Mobso;
Billy Morse, Jack Robson, Hershell
Haskins, John CrawfoW, Burial
Butler, Pat Lahitr, Harry Hall;
Robert F. Glenn, William Joel-Morfison, Jr.. Angels Campsomlxio,
M i
|,y j
.
(CohtHnued Fr6m
^
lined urion tHe athfbtle xltla for
’ {Continued From Page One)
Calisthodcs.
t 'l . v - r ^ r
I think the McNary farm relief
" A t 7,*o'clock the boyd ‘dbqked
iy B* HUM Mil, which I strongly favor, stands {Heir
breakfast around the .open
AM Divided On a better-chitice fo f enactment this fires on.,the school campiis in true
«n«M.
Beeii session than ever. before,
pipjiMr fashion. After1 breakfast
PertdHaliy. t don't Mlldve that
■
la-; B iff T e d
the divotlonal period was con
any tail legislation whatever wiil
ducted by the Sanford Y. M. C. A
be passed, thin session, and I think
;Fla., Dec. 0.
Secretary.
thd Surplus will be used (o reduce
MtHartd h tu
“ Following the devotional, group
5 ja i^ e o n ,H n r
relays
were held, in which Semin
. scle Shoals wilt be one of the
firs t things to come up and it re ole County won tho first prise.
Street Parade
mains to be seen whether this will
ch h it drawn
" A t li:8 0 o’clock .the street
be<pressed at ones or a compro
i eofiferkfleh,
mise reached to defer or adjust it. parade was held Headed by the
In y i^ c ln r
Pioneer. Boys’
I f It Is pressed, the debate on it Daytqpa Beach
__
id ' UtUitlan an
will probably consume about ten §and followed by the delegation of
n r than on th« player
Pioneers in typlrul garbs, fringed
days.
We always think wo aro going pants, skin hats; old timo guns'
iy Hid a good word to eay to do a lot of things in a short ses were in evidence.
•pi^Mht rule imposing the
“ Theodore C. Brooks, manager j
sion, but my experience is that we
"indiscriminate pass- don’t
of the Hotel College Arms, offered:
^R- wan unanimously agreed
loving cup to th notch having:
only effect the present
the most typical covered wagon. I
By Finis J. Garrett
to slow up the gsme.
• . * I
I>emocratic leader in the House This was won by tho Semihole |
of those favoring conCounty Pioneers. The wngoii was 1
of Representatives
In la rg e ground
shift said if it
The Democratic minority in the typical, skillets, etc.. Under each
i & r , they -would go it House In the coming session of wheel, tied to the axles were four J
flo o r o ffic e a t 202
ijtist year by playing Congress will continue, its policies
buckets, representing the old tar
N. P a rk A ven u e
•llth al huddle,
more as carried out during the session buckets of the days of ’41). When
an thim'lfffute Rockne.’s ohdedjast July. Its program is
the buckets wore filled with tnr,
opposite
V a ld ez
tlf the spectacular
not one of heckling tho adminis With a wooden paddle the wooden
the tame.
and Court House.
tration, but of axles were greased and the buckets
Itton to the shift was
co - nperat i n g Wetc used to catch the dripping tar
In qu ire at
•most concisely by Homer
with tho major from the axles. An old worn plow i
editin' at the University of
ity whore it cun vyas fastened to the side o f the J
*
Who said: .
nnd vigorously Wagon. Marked on the side of the|
V*&
ir is no good unless tho
>. A r r
opposing
tho wagon were the words "Florida or|
ik”
majority where bust” .
r
*
r
♦second pause rule » f
it cannot.
Thu
"The wagon used by the Lake
l ‘ conference, is adoptm I n ority,
of Mary notch was a uniipie one, be
i r,*ontlnUed.. "the play f t
,f rJ*
course, cannot ing the original wngon and cover
tt aa wall be abolished,
initiate legisla were used by a former mayor of
fe ld|i|| enough to block
tion or /fix the Sanford in driving through from
oaea o f the afilft; »urprogram,
Indiana to Florida in 1896.
. from an unexoected
, ______
If the major
“ The following were the judges
LjVJWnnlpf.rtwrtJ’.
. .. - Oarrvta
ity i pushes
tho of the pioneer wagons! C. C. Uodi r
IHhrmam opsoh at.Missis- ♦• * "• » .
a d m i n i s trnibltural and Mechanical tion’b ta* refund proposal, it cm rington, V. W. Gould and G. A.
a ;staunch supporter of expect plenty' of opposition. Wo Drekn, all o£ DeLand.
"The delegates from Seminole
will flavo honk of it. We aro
lin g to n i b by cut- hoping, on the. other hand, for u County wore: Carl D. Wolfe, Gen
said, "lit the two- general tax reduction.
eral Secretary, Seminole County,
Hof-Mac Battery Co.
A & p fcd J & jH tl kill
I believe the first step in tax Y. M. C. A., G. F. Lamkin, Physi
Sanford's Pioneer Radi(\.
. m .rWfti.iads to reduction rhould be a revision of cal Director, Y. M. C. A., H. E.
Shop.
r elemertt. o f the tho tariff.
Morris, part time Y. M. C. A
i the omptfiive team
Secretary;
Sieg.
leader,
Geneva;
T ariff revision dll along the
iV tn U ge, 7*1 properly
Paoln;
Rev.
line, we feel, would be one of the Driggar, leader,
I by, officials, dh1y when
first important steps toward agri Thompson, leader, Lake Mary; Mr.
We the Taxi Drivers of
' ii-lr not an alert as it
cultural relief. Apparently, how nnd Mrs. J. C. Bills, Genova.
tho City of Sanford have
serves th;
u Than (t dose
Sanford and l,ake Monroe.
ever, tho situation as regards re
, If, •••
agreed to transfer passen
Enoch Darsey, Phil C. Stanley,
lief
for
the
farmer
iR
as
ehaotij
gers for 60c in tho ( ’ity
Mlend; coach at the UniJj-.j Alfred W. If. Stanley^ Ezell
us it waH.laat your.
Limits, , upproved by
thp
It is Important tliat the radio Hasty, Warren John llcrbst, Har
Police Department.
$
$
r - r
bill bo passed In this session nnd old llerbst, Theodoro Wade, Gre
, iid6. whilo I was thoro soems, feason to hope for gory Klnlaw, Homer McDonald,
■a —•
iy. cokchln* staff,” he this. SqmeUlitig should ho don*
rM.rr—... — .'.““i:—- .
" ifriow mdtlon pictures nlso about the.disposition of Mus
VBiMwaiaBaawgBa«Blitf ■ ■ ■ ««■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
'hit's, team in action. cle Shoals.
•t_ mean, a ir of them—
‘ '
camera saw it,
By Nicholas Long worth
. Idblffcd all Speaker of the Houxr of KepreU»U.
,
, sentaiive*
- ibift and have The Republicans in the House
B B B g a m rfa iB im iaB a B B aB illa ih liiiaaa iM M n iaa M a B B B B B
I'm going, to aro concerned for tho Immddtkte
Bkgltfhlng December 11 the thrW batfkB lrf Satlfbrd
future with the appropriation bills,
ho taught Ala- which wo nro anxious (o diepoae
will close at
,
etilar Crimson Tide of as' rapidly as possible.
12 P. M .^ a c h Saturday
All yhoUld be played, Is
It is desirablo to accomplish this
Be rtnoe/
so that there
First National Bank
d ih V object to the play at
will bo no ques
Sanford Bank and Trust Co.
potigh I'Ve never usifd it," ho
tion of lack of
Jnt/^r.addS another apectacutime later on
Seminole County Bank
^■Sihathint that helps the
lo r tho passage
of these meas
ures.
The appropriatlbns comrpittee
h»k
completed
• D A T Se r v i c e
ire« or .four, of
is dptoruprla-
Desk Room
For Rent
200 N. ^Park
Avenue
$1* SANFORD
6rt
bljls
And
wo ought to be
able
to
get
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these passed by
th« House before Christmas.
,. j t w Ways ,and Moans Commit.-j9
tea is now in procoss of agree '•
ieHt upon on alien property bill j ■
oalgntJd to complete the return1*
o f alien property and the settlo-|J
meht of American claims and wo >■
plait to put this bill through m il*
s6on as possible.
Further thun this we have not JSj
yet worked <iut uny definto progrkm. Such a program will * b<formulated during the time we arc
engaged with tn^e approprintio.i
bills*.
R rvit (,*v.
LAU N D RY
m r -, .
HBCW
S
Mfff.SrdS*
• rt»<md 47 B
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A taxicub fleot of 10 machines
Is now operating in Sofia, Bulgar
ia, and is the first motor vehicle
service to replafce hqriie-drawti
phaetons for individual transpor
tation In the Balkan natlom
T
1DAY
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isFor! i^ rfir«r
Short' Sessioh
CASH II
2
DEVELOP M
Do You W a n t
.
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A
Small Truck Farm
I have some choice two acre
tracts on Dixie Highway that
1 am offering for J1200 with
<200 down and <20 per month.
This land is the finest kind of
trucking land nnd flowing wnter and electricity are available.
Euch tract has a frontage of
126 feet on good paved road.
Anyone who wants enough land
to raise their otvn vegetables
and still bo close enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
huy one o f these tracts before
thy are nil gon#.
L. A. R E N A t ID
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820 W. First St.
.
A number given for every in
dollar spent** (•
---- £
PmUrwt coughs 3nd colds lead to
•eriouft trouble. You can stop them
now with CreomuLion, an emulsified
creosote that Is pleasant to take. CreormiUlon is a new medical dlscevery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the Inflamed membranes and in
hibits aertn growth.
Of all known drills, creosote I* rec
ognized by high medical authorities ns
one of the greutest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Crenmulsion
Contains, in sddifion \o creosote, other
healing elements which Soothe and heal
the infected membranes und stop tho
Irritation aqd Inflammation, whilo the
creosote go** on to the stomach- Is ab
sorbed >nla the blood, attacks tho seat
of tho trouble and checks the growth
of dip' germs.
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(.reomulron is guaranteed satlifsc- *
lory |ii (lio treatment of .aersUtetit
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and oilier forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Mortcy refunded if any cough or cold is
not relieved after taking dccordlng to
lirt ctlons. Ask your druggist, (adv.)
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Lime
Plaster
White Rock
Nalls
Screen Wire
Builders Hardwvi'i
Doorh
•.
Windows
Murphy Ironing H
Made (0 0v|
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The Pipe Organ Chib
of . . . . v
The Baptist Church
Will hold their annual
C h r is tm a s B a z a a r
Dec. 9th & 10th
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117 Mngnolin Ave.
,
T h e P rice I,j
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Call tHe Willard Battery
Men— We recharge and re
pair all makes of batteries.
.
,
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Cordially iarlkH
our New Degud
fering tbm 1|
Service inCeiiaH
fort and Prirfl
R A Y B R O S . Hilton’sBtl
PHONE 548
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announce that he will be a
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candidate for re-election to
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D eposit a L ittle E v e ry W eek.
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sioner, December
7th.
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are sure to have (he m oney
h [i
CLASS 5. Members paying 5
cents nnd increaseing 5 cents
each week for 52 weeks will rcceive
7-
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I *v
.
CLASS 2001 Members paying $2
: fo r^50 wetjks will re-
(Paid
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CLASS 25. M em bra p*yiri& 2Q
cents u weeks for 30 WBeks **wllll
receive .
ii
$12.50
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4 ® (
tv
$63.75.
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C U s iT 10. Members paying 10
fcbntis ji irst week and increasing
JOc ea^h week will receive
CLASS 10A.
$B.0(T first y
CLASS 5A. Members paying
$2.50 first week and decredeing
5 cents each week for 22 weeks
will receive
v‘
.
$63.75
-,'U'
$ I0 0 .)0
m
.
Join N o w l
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whole
*v
.‘K:
Join yo u rself— Invito your frien d s to jo in — E n roll th e children. TH E FIRSt
P O S IT M A K E S YO U A M E M B E R . You Will h i v e enough htoney foryouf
mas needs and some le ft o ver to deposit. ' E n ro ll in on e o r more ofthd
listed below.
1
record
as
* _
Mission deserves4-v
•$
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V
a* .• »
a member of
W'iJfl
and make the other eleven months con tribu te th eir proportionate share
you r Chrism as expenses
the office of Cityr Commis<
.
. . . .
ju st when y ou need it
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11.1
Christmas C lub
You
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CLASS 500., Members paying
16.00 each week fbiViSO
will receive • 4 11 .'if •’
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Ladies and
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D O N ’T M A K E P
E C E M B E R D O IT A L L — E N R O L L IN OUR
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Tliere is n man in our town
And he iR wondroud wise.
L«Mt year he joined our Christmua Club
Hiii ChriHtmns bills to equalize. >
CHASE
r
growth am
Dec. 24tli
»L!C
50c
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y
Li.— tJi
tot
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ptf City J6b
and solve the problem o f p rovid in g m on ey fo r Christmas w ithout any s.
fo rt or inconvenience. It is easy to accum ulate fnoney by conv^ni^nt sta
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best o f all you take* no chances—
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Mr. Chase’s part iti Sanford’s
m'rrt'StV.KSMm
i y.
Friends of...
witfci
Jr., Max SUfWArt^ Harold Epi*,-A.
e Is To in eotnfileti bat1
type dredfte,.^!
L. Epps, Jr„ Everett Ishie, Elfner
he
required,
Carson, Eddie Allen, Frank Prifce,
B e
ginocr Fred T/SS
Clnudo Hawkins, George Chalmers,
| The Globe Dredging Company I-----0. V. Smith, Bryan Spinks, Gar
P
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l
l
F
lias hcori given parmisslon by the |
land H enfy' Shaw,., Ainslcy RpbCity CommlMlfln tb . remove the
son.
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SAN)
dredge now operating on the west
(Continued From Page One)
Lake Mary. .
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sided fill and to.euhvtltuto one of
Francis Tunn«y,.Bvator WHitalc,
The galleries contained mnny n larffcr cap0clty which ia expected
er, Fred. Cummlng/, Sam Coch- person*, of national prom inence.;^ complot8 the job in
rano, G. Elliott .Wllaotv .Woodrpe A H - S « - v . U
W o r t h , wlfo m#teiy’’'w to , months £ - T h 6
Dixon, Albert. Whitaker, R, 7. of the speaker of the House, saw
W .8 .
than it could be completed with
Johnson, Otto Hutchinson, Kenneth her husband bring the House to orthe pi-esent dredge.
i 710 W. First SI*]
Hyatlaine,. Charid4 T. .WhitMher, ^ler. In the Senate Secretary Kel
The one new being operated is
Berger WeMon, Lee Cochran, Don logg, formerly a Senator from
of the 15-foot, typd and tho new
Nl
Anderson.
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,
Minnesota, walked about greeting one will be 20 ftet. It ia now on
Oviedo
,
old friends and colleagues.
LUM BEM
another job but aflH b« transferred
Henry W elcott,, Owdn George
Senate and House floors just be
<•' ^ n l
to Sanford about Jam 10., Ordinar
James George, Fred White,
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fore the convening reabmbled class ily the fill would* take* 12 months
A
Com
plMs Ij
LongWded
..
roooms at ease.
Frames-gS
Ralph Rons, V..T..Overstreet, Jr.,
Senator Heflin, Democrat, of
Medicine. UbEJS
Earl Overstreet, Hanky -McLaugh Alabama, carried o ff the hand
Cypress a M iS r
lin, MeKinsle
Cress, Carleton shaking honors in the 'Senate,
T h £ T tttfa S h oflt> e
Framing
Caine, Jack Hynlt, Jack Tice, Billy greeting no less thnn six of his col15 West Washington
Sheathing
Ruch. Norman Wilson, Robert ] leagues in the minute before the
,
O RLANDO
..
• Siding
Hyres, .Ir.
’ session was called to order.
Flooring
(irnrva and Osceola
The shoppe tof the little nne’i
Cefl’ng
Howard I.intisey, • Fred Kirder.
wardrobe • >
John Billo.
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LAYETTES
N O V E LTIE S Finish
Paola
Mouldings
BAH T F U R N IT U R E
Lath .
BOYA A N D G IRLS 2 TO 6
Garland Shaw, Britt Willetts
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John Warren, I«gwrence Lund(|uist.
Brkk
Banks To Close
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f f>ut
t i bWnf shipped from Crys would make the, cow sick that gave likely to leava a blond wife at th»
t*! Springs, Mis*., was
Wi sent here it.
brt.akf.st Uble and com. back £
by mistake and arrived
arrivi
at Barn
find
a brunette wife at sapper Ths
And on the other hand, and this
well too late to compete in the
wife
will do the .witching S r him
i is more pleasant to write about,
stakes. *
11 have seen some blonds who were
The preference 1ur
for Dl<nia*
blonda and
Mr. Herring has entered the dog,
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Additional XX. aty Wevir.
fii
Mrs. Geo. W :
_
Elected President Of
The Leg-ion Auxiliary
gents OfU. S. On Boa
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A U 1M
Been
w w r.p r,
fJ .r « f i ^ __________
in the electric chair/’ * ' v ..
h
Sel<
1 ]T *6 trfal
tactimony
>01son, Wisconsin Hoy
bo held In o'ri«nd"„ ™„u■ u L ” !n I " M r
”" ,n* ' b‘"
ty ( Zie^fcId o f F o lll.. f.m
NKW ORLKANS,
7.— (/P)— i oil States government to locate
7 e ,_ _h.» ‘
I 'Hrtuased al the import i] eonfe-kceP fl
n ib b in g them, and 11 nounced that only brunettes need
, A called meeting o f the Auxili- January
it Far And Wide As J. B. Matthews, assistant prohibi the Arseiie J. hud
Z^E
slirao
tc.1
A
l
. r ^ v 1:'"',';™ (hfr,. must !-•1 _
'
huve
rested,
I
may
sny
feasted,
my
|
apply
for
places
In
his
chorus,
and
rtr O f Woman Whose tion administrator of the Gulf zone co-workers of Matthews and pTnmb ! *ry "* tht’ Cam pbelLLoftln* Post,
eyes
i
n
some
brunettes
thnt
were
Fin
is
a
pretty
good
picker.
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n
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American
Legion,
was
held
Tuesand
Petty
Officer
Handley
of
the
Was Found On Friday
W t» e r r , l o r T h a n U , .... Hi.. n ,„ti„r ......, 7 " '™ * '. " 1 L llT " ? .
ley to believe that the pair ha I
Garden Club Will Be M> luscious that they made little!
tA IR IE
DU CHIEN, Win.,
—Tho brand “o f tnlif’
been placed on Krdtnati
i, missing cullege student by
K Coroner's }ury, as its part in the
* "
*Jrar*u of Claru Olson’s
S f f 'i body. recovered lust week
I I crude grave in a hilly wil*sa,
receives (Christian
tsa, todpy rtcHven
’hrintian
kFIn a little churchyurd eemMr* i *
JErdman, IB-year-old sweetheart
Clara, who was four years his
r was named ns the slayer
<r, fday. The coroner's jury conuded that the youth deliberately
tied her death, bringing her
m Aer home with a pretense of
Tying her before she became
Another of a babe she was ex
pecting.
roast guard prepared today to re
I day morning at the home o f Mrs.
thrills chase themselves UJ) and
1 <,on,t kn°w whether the Essex
turn to Naw Orienns from Puerto, wdgh'l'wn. b
ad.il>d"to“that^theoryir
,%htcn on 11u»hey“street Formed On Thursday down
is
nJdoiwI or a brnnetti, by: „ j
mv
back.
'
• - -Frink’ Wood r> ! for tho purpose o f electing officers
tall.ef. Aheir experi- by th« fact
that
(once.,
aboard
.the
rqm
gn, mR,
th<f amene
A * eZ J
h
o
lflt h c public faytv belter than I
.
,
,
„French
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. „ . r «o,f ,ni.
i for ensuing year and also to tr«nsThursday morning at 10 o'clock
One fortunate thing these days |
nnrmmr T T
J’**fl’ aPP‘,» r- « reputation of being „ desperate
at the home o f Mrs. Henry Wight is thnt a fellow never has to tire o f 1 eitlirrT
landed
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' b “ vT“ ‘‘ k n» ° ‘'nufccd 11 hnracier.
1
1 1/ The election of offloers resulted
Yours,
a widespread search.
of s'unflrd Ve?N°i t,ie *-’ n™len Club j either type. If he is single he can
The Arsene J. was captured by ’ P" foll" w" :
ns well n Wl * he organized. Men switch over from blond to brunette
Puddj]
Bill.
George
,.rt!iftI1| Ijr" w bitiLU ' ,fi'KN,U w ej" tw"
•fuurd cutters (ir, mile's‘ 1 President, Mrs.
W. as well ns women will be included
notified by Matthews In a cable- <«>‘ »utli of the mouth o f the Misris Knight.
m Us membership, which will he I
°range.PiB
arnm received last night that thefslppi,
Matthews and TTnndlcv
First vice-president,
W. open only to those having active
J
» rn v<*d in thr small wi'ni nent aboard to gourd
interest in gardens.
Ih Theodore Langley.
Mexican port.
He reported (ha*, '■hip’s cargo of 10,000 gallons >.
Raspbeny:
Second vice-president,
S.
n customs o ffi,ur had the liuuor liquors and alcohol,
i It. I tighten.
s - Hamrick and It. L. Mod Iin
aden craft in custody. He added
The ruin chasers then started I
Secretary, Mrs. Ralph Stevens. of West Halm Beach spent Monday
that the crew had taken a course towing the vessel to New Orleans
aad Tuesday i„ Sanford attending
Treasurer, Mrs. J. C .Benson.
different front the one intended f « r nn investigation.
They hull
to busmeRs.
Moulds!
Historian
and
Chaplain,
Mrs.
c.
by Matthews.
,
proceeded 20 miles when
l
i
-- tt Bevar* III Smith
This was the only explanation
progress almost impos-l ' *
^
aI1 Occasion*
S an ta is a lw a y s (lu ligh tgiven o f the mysterious disappear- F * *.*’
«!• was ordered; r ,
• .
, .~
ed when he is called upon
nnee of the Arsene J. from an. |
‘ n>,i
while the govern- D U S l l i e S S
M e e tin e 1 O f
j i HO.V. Ed. M’nlthnll,
to c a rry a book selected fro m h ere
chornge in the Gulf o f Mexico «p ., T " 1
went to P o rt! H o l v O ^ O S ^ T h l i r r h
proximateiy forty-five miles south
u f " ,pf,u' 1V ^ IlU l C il
fo r fa th er,
m oth er,
b ro th e r o r
■on* Seminole Hurlson-Kasex C
of the mouth of the Miseissipiii
.Wh‘,n ,h,‘ <"«'■« guard cutter*
sister.
'••unfold.
Fin.
River Nov. 20.
returned to the plate whej-e the
Also Spj
brunettes
T o B e F r id a y
N i g 'h t 1
•i
avidence at the iiujupst was
ctowded with introdiirtion of a let
Failure of the jh i si,miel of more
"! ' ,''"1 lrtsl ......
Hi - : Members „r the Vestry and
V I " ' . " " 'T *
Th" W,,,‘U M,'n s
Holy Cross Epjsco
Is' t ter found in the girl's dress when than „ score of government ships,
. body was recovered. It was « aeaplune, many merchant men nuthoritt \ V T ^ " '1
i you happen to |„. „ |,|„M)I
, " <mI j I’1*1 ( '»"'rd. will l„. hosts „ t „ sup
.lyoni Erdman to Clara, outlining nml foreign agencies o f the Unit will |M. |,
.
V-u want to take yourself to
r f.’
; per Friday evening at 7 o'clock at
^ plflts for their flight _und mar- oroughl to New Orleans.
j the Wowan's Club, honoring mem- , V" ,,-V P,s1 ri»f»'t rpiick. because
kl*g«. and instructing the girl to
'"'is of the congregation of Holv , '-"'oettvs hav,. the call just now
F.r
ni*ht of Sepiemher U.
I
here has always been a contrnCross Church.
iTailless Shirts To
|,f H « told Jicr “ to bring all the
A fter the supper the annual!
as to which t-VJ»c « f beauty is
tnonay you cun if you want to
I the more
appealing,
parish
melting
o
f
Holy
Cross,
-- the blond type
He Worn B y Giants Church will hr held when reports I " r R‘ ,lin,M,*tte
tyttke a nice trip of it,” warned her I
type.
to born all his letters, and <aufrom the vnrioun orgunizationa will
iloned her that “ if you do not do
Personally, I have seen some
I N’ KW YORK, Dec.
he
read, and election of the vestry
a certain sepse thi
U I lay your chance will he shot,
Mends
who would not only stop a
New
York will be held.
,Uimits cannot la tail enders next
. and I might he a scarce huhby.”
dock hut make the hands run
"
season.
Kver.v member of Holy Cross |lound backwards, anrl I have
• Clara, testimony indicated, obey- ,,
- e seen
Tin.,
n
Church is urged to he present Fri- Json., brunettes whose faces would
• r t him to the letter and wen'. (•ro w e rs Anti S h ipp ers I.eaiftie
shirts
01 Florid,, liccri ve V „ Z
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ilny evening. The supper will be j
Untieing, to her death.
to the trnu.sera hv
Or
(
on
fid
en
ce
F
ro
m
Dele"
f
1
ffijj^jCrdnian'H whereabouts has not
...... •hrough which « h c U ^ u ' ^ ' r ^ 0
ih" W"
1 ” w' " |men s (mild and St. Agnes Guild.
g a lio n T o S ta le C on ven tion r,n'
Thiwe win iM. no possii.iiitv
been known since September 27
M M M I pi
„
'" '"atus
ln ,,H. Jwv| ;
V « i *** *,uit h'" !" ,nior studies at
MLAM
Hn.. He, 7 I Special!
dtiro.g „ dmng ,
Herring: Back From
V.'vJf ® F0l,e,f,■■ a" <,
“ day after
"Shin tails n.v a lw „v.
Clara a fnjher had visited him and <> rile Hernl.IL Khdo,senient of,
Carolina Dog: Stakes
^.demanded to know where the cirl the Growers and Ship,leca League v..u."
,,|IIV
told \t. ,
'.•. could bo found.
* iraw.
I'liry
“f V',r"la 'l'"1,h“ udrrption of a •••*■
M.-G
m.w, J
h.-v mini
h ''
i George P. Herring. Sanford at
.................
limple service ut the home at resolution urging the
r growers
,
wioiig lime and d og free1 motion''
lorney, returned Monday from
u«l-pt
a
standard
of
package
.....
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.
i(IM1
w,.
mav
.
and * «t them o ff and wi
Oclock was to afford the fmnBarnwell. S.
where he hnd en
fruits
are
I
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, i baseIndI
........"
nd
vegetables , Ibelter
opportunity for its lust galh- grape
tered a dog in the Smith Carolina
anipped
out
of
the
state,
together
* b(,llt the casket.
w itli n motion urging fruit and
vegetable growers to carry on tin j
intensive advertising campaign i.i
order to create a larger market fm»|
Florida products were the prinrid
pul
Before tho >ik **>(*()II 11raI j
conference in comiection with the'!
I| Florida State Chamber o fC „n i-l
meree convention here today.
Jl
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.S p e e c h e s stressing everglades''
W f a s R eh eitrsal A t C ity ifn ll ',n,i,'aK‘ '. tick eradication nnd
N i « h l F i n L s h e a s" r' - v ib
_)a.VK O f StrenurtUHi , (,rr" * " '* ’"t places on the day'*
■•W eekJ fat-A n n u al
r|
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I " ' nruendmerW- n ftfrpf
""j
siHuuiirt ]
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DELIG H TFUL GIFTS
Our store, at this season is full of useful gifts for every mem
ber of the family.
Leather goods for father and brother.
Novelties for sister or friend while mother will he delighted
with some china and other artistic household article we now
have on ha ml.
MIAMI MEETING
ENDORSES MANY
FARM MEASURES
C O LE M A N S
O ffic e
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Installation
r ii
'• havin* l" ‘ ,,|l‘''t.v departments were
iie lL
U‘
,w urged to take advantage of the seronllre I t y,\ . Sp',<,nl
• VU-t‘
»*y the State Chamber.
' atrajs and i r° r h .H y7 r " min A
it'Uwlured by the State
b 'tb lm In t^he » . . r ,rk ° f l"<Hing, Publicity Committee asking
% Z v T ! « lX d UUd,t0-r,U,M
S“ id "> Ivgis.ature to adopt a state foresE r time and la b o r*'“ reMl " mm" U " f ,r>’ 'l‘,l’arl|net.t was approved.
on,
,
Assistance to Commissioner of
ff4 '’ a t 4rh!. i UmC" .ftrc
fitted . Iininigratimi Nathan Mayo by the
,lro•',
rtsheuraal and
and the
the I formation of an advisory councicl
r * .
, , ----------r .m io u . Pr‘nclpalB ,,f tho cast a«- was advised by th«. conference.
•Hg" * d f!’<‘ir lH"1 minute instructSanford men attending the sestlona Tho costumes were rented hIiuis today were: \V. M. Scott, A.
P. Connelly, K. .1. Trotter, l„ C. IJe2 L r X , U;K iM a l . K,eat
----------C ding to those, in charge of the . I,out. J. K. Wells ami R. II. ,M„ir-
u
'IT is interest expressed
in govern m en t is indicative
o f confidence in the fu tu re
of
S an ford — b e lie f
that
through good govern m en t
we will ultim ately reach the
goal o f our am bition —
iv » 'T
,lt’n(,•
41
• L. J. Bolt, who is directing the
---------------------' ""*■
> ! ! , ? „ " • ’' “'t * '1 l " ,la>' ,h" f In'
LIGGETT SALKS hit;
1 * . ' l,f f ' Swnfurd would aee on,. ! NEW YORK, Dec. 7 . ,T i-^'muut
i 1 n,inBtr«'l Hhows ever [ November sales „ f the 1 10 Liggett
$ * > !, " d ™ “ ■ • * " • ' » .
.............. c ; , ! . ,
the seating arrangements were headquarters**
huad<|iiartersj*vere $1,595,1 Kl. an
completed last night and tho sule increase of $97*1,HOP over Novem
^ tickets has started.
Legion ber last year ami for the eleven
ibera are disposing of the tick- months this year $-16,1155,647, a
*IW lant year. When guilt of $H,5:il,HI0 over period 1925.
,
in 1925, ' Seven stores wen* no! operated
ST l " l " ani'< Ihe S. It. o. sign i during the mouth
hung up early and it i* *„i,| [
■ larger crowd is exported
Jasper-Municipal
liirht plant
f Me the show at the City Hull, sold to Fitkin Utilities.
T
.... .
HlV
ICarter Says Vent
; Pipes Must Be Pat
On Water Heaters
and Malaria
11 !
N
COM M ENCING
AS A DAI
Post Time
2 o’clock
I ’ lliv ice irrain
fo r children,
bad for their
many
L e t us show you some o f
the values w e can o ffe r you
today.
IT
Every t-ime jrou i)ay by check
on the Seminole County
Bank you are offering a cer
tificate of character, since
only men of honor can keep
an account here.
A u sp ices
ly pleiiHaiitly
•i.
A W A R N IN G TO T H E M E N W H O W A N T TO S A V E
SEM INOLE R A C IN G C L U B
U lx
Saturday, December
article of food,I
,
an teed pure i
and is in varid
'
Phonel
I
.• 7*/.b’M S ‘ i i .
■ Now ....
,0011,000
TO end
NO TH ING BETTER
r o o m w it h
JL I
Nii'.OO
N '"d
The 2lJ
Yl
V
Y
1hours,
.‘jUM.OO
N'nw
(in .Siih*
check* If
bowels, loan d*'
t » , The million* »ho r
A ! rely on it.
European Plan $4.00 per day
Nov.
f
* I IIILL'S (*«»«■ »
R egu la r B reakfast $1.50
Club B rea k fa st 60c to $1
Served from 8 to 9:;j<)
m
CT_J
I Re sure you
. |red box
1
druggists—tlh.
00
Special Luncheon $1.00
N erved fr o m
lino]
or
to 2 :3 0 p. m.
,
„
special Dinner $1.50
$1.00 per couple
SPEC IAL — D A N C E — FEATURES
r«r^
•
•
, Bl«on
1,
Orm fVU1' *
|u«m Citrus GD 1
jcilrun
I 2.10*19
.
* Tm J
IU Oranf*Jrt* 'l
Gem TanajO", Satsuid* 8pK»' ,1
4*lt ru*
Make’it The Community Cer&er. ’
$40.t)0 Suits
Now
$ 2 .6 0 S h i r t s n o w o n S a l e
$37J0
**
,
............... ......... ..
ZZ"Z?Z
PELT HA,
$7.50
Hatn
C o l o r e d
$28.50
• ' -d
now
,, ,
$35.00 Suits
Now
____ /
‘ii)ove include all the new stock of Hart Schafiner & Marx and Society Brand Clothes.
$500, noW
'
-
$6.00,
I Get n«w pric*
-
’ - 81.55
$2.55
LACE BOTTOM CANTS
.
$3.65
BUTTON BOTTOM PANTS
now
• j r' •
$8.85
■
I
' “> <
•
„
■kl
.
v ...........
.................................. .
, .
•
„
i AA*.'*,*
f
t*ti******>«»t
‘Ml
P f'J’A* WAV, , V *y < rW-A
I • <’ •’
. ,<•
ft
®
....... , ,
•■F. •»?! *,••, .(
- A,t. A
fil
r.’MN1 W'
.
.'•aid
LUM BERJACK^
■>
>
J jl
•f.y- 4V? *»
, i*U-
5>
-I
, now
f - 'r+.: \ i r
:\<k]
hotel inapeetors, ■
irities. tc file in. r
I *z%
%■ > ' i
'
ft
-»vi
SYA'V'
•« i.
•“
■VV
KHAKI PANTS
if*;' «.<
$?i 0 p
$2.60 Shirts now ......•........ .................^
$8.00 Shirt? now, ...................................
s h ir t s p o w ::::::::;::
92JS0, now
'13.50, now
b** L 'v»*u
■-V
m
■c\vm
m o Shirts now on Sale
$3.50 Shirts now on S a le ......
$5.00 Shirts now on Sale ..................
$30.00 Suits
Now
GIVE US A TRIAL
if'
.Vdfi
$1.75 Shirts now on Sale'
$ 2 .0 0 S h i r t a a b w . ? ■ " ' ■
If*
Lo.
-* f f.
•• v'
$ IJ 5() Suits
Now -
f/'hniehi 1'iv,
^ hatlner
^ MjfXI
.
.A!
\r
■V‘ V'i
Now .
‘Tim* Tried
tic k e ts A t H o te l Desk
SS;<
>l~\ T
'nil;-.
Non-
CITKL'8 i
*••30 to 11:30 p. m.
Loch A
V j .
r| I
4v
•’SIMON
Dancing Every Tuesday and Friday
Thia is Your Hotel
$54.50
$47.50
$45.00
$42.50
$40.00
i •• *
?52.WI
N'«iu
.friii.on
( ’(insider no* or
l V r u , l f ‘ om 0 :3 0 to 8 :0 0 p. m .
HIGGINS, SMITH AND
WIGHT, INC
’t
$15.0(1 Suits
R eg u la r Luncheon $1.50
Regular Dinner $2.00
SL,rv ,,
;
,
There’s n »*T 1
A efficient, «* lW
JL |paid $1,000,000 for!
1: lis HILLS. It«^l
bath
’ 1'
. 'v il
H otel Forrest L ake ^
every
hf
1also hi)(h)y mi
A d m issio n , in clu d in g , - n . n ^ i
i
K<,W‘ A ” f ‘ oh ,n ian ’ M K r- D ire cto r.
Club house * 2 H\
i5 ,: ^andstant, a »<« Pa rk in jf. $2.00 plus tux.
h° U8C $2 2° a d d ,tlo n a ,‘
D ay, s M on d a ys and F ird a v s .
•« •- i A i. I'l....
if if'
San Juan Garage Co.
1cream V They
between bccii
SANFO RD’S PRIDE -
T u d o fp & e
m
i» n
Seven Races Daily— Rain or Shine
Jos. II. I inker, I’ res.
I
for fall and
Ml
! r f
Silverware
31 or More Days
A m erica n Plan as low as $7.00 p er day
Th e future assured it is
time to take notice o f real
estate values— and o f the
fact that rig h t *now values
are sounder than they have
been at any tim e du ring the
last IS m on th s--
666
_____ __
Magic Keys
Running
Races
“On Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford
T o d a y dem onstrated its
interest in municipal g o v
ernm ent by tu rn in g in w hat
will probably be the la rgest
vote cast in any municipal
election —
[
C ertainly!
IINOLA PARK, LONGWOOD, FLA.
Citizenship
NOTICE
S IL V E R W A R E !
ISTREL SHOW
REGION READY
‘
PUBLIC
G ood
PhoneI
E q u ip m en t Co.
m
“hot him to death while hfa wlfa o
8tre*t Squart
•nd children looked on. Th* moo
4h moaa ark b*was
«
tenant
n
H.yellpp-,
farm.
;
' VONK, (;a.. Dec. ?.-(& >— Four
. , . .
• . »•"« mosa ke«0h
Iv
•>Vcn 11 b O f U n ited .minion-, overwaa, where there ■
As much aa I hate immorality,
for aeimral weak* md can
'Codt’S B elied l? p o » j “ '""J f»r numy milli,,
all(| wht,r,,
---- -----------intemperance and whlekey,” Judge b* retrlmiued with fresh flower.
rentry al U
: S ixlic
ty ••.tiford
-,nlshfd
j :.; - ' - . / " - - ^
c.
I new market* may he !m,|i „ „ f„ ,
dedarod, " I would M often as dealred..
1 tn A , t * U»KORed In W ork tivo’s order abollrhing the' InauUr T * "ambers of a mob that allot, Hardeman
, rd’ . <*. - Engl.mil t *»r'ti*h gro,|* j„
f(>r
board qf control.
• • .
:an,i k'H «l Willie Wilson, tenant I r,Ult' r »«e an open bar on every
j w.tn min*-.L*tl hopes,{ua' mw mnterial. That i;
nit
« July 6. were acquitted I S f , ^ the atre! * a of my home
"'ALLA H \SSEK. Fin.. I hv. 7. | The Governor Ge.go,«L waa put ' tar,wr‘
J.ckaonvtl].
Building permit.
rtgiiriiinj* inrlnntru,; R °i:»g fn be' rn ehsy solution.
on the defensive when' A lb e rto , by .. j„rv Friday and with * tk .,
han 0 h°od«d organlxatlot
" 't:,
|.,27 supply
[nod
prolilema. liy
a!-|B «m ..«0i president of the com- Jcrowded court room hSard T lS a th . i l l 'l
l " , 10 ^ " 'n is t e r pun
in Aii«trnl(ii esjHM-miiy orgahlxed
without
mil strike her . l o W is hostile to Briti-’i in,n,V
'",r‘' o f. work or
»o «r *
.
............ ...
„ 7 : r d* b^ i,hn,' m '•
" * m trial.
. and many trn .h *, Krnnta, owing to the short-siglitr-J , ! l Ulu:.I ," ..... v?h^k' tags fo, j
• ^ a,Ul<‘1
l,r* k(Ul
£UII, PlvJl
Quezon,
presi ’ e°uit.
TV,
v.tojita
Pensneoln— 12,000 tons of cot.
♦fag/ejplfli'ldflkes view that they will ,|ri,g ,|own ;
wMI ^
un,l°r way *• ,r inP uent of tho Senate, and President
The four men, Enoch H. N eS
' •**Vl,"! •
Y
E
S
SIR
!
tonseed
oil cake
Inna
.
. %
Roxn* o f the House, both'of ,whoiq, Lu«-inn
.........
K_ , ,
.
..........to
- „be
„ «exported
,n ir i» a
k." *L
min ds V f millions ^ ' . m l vn-nte .m f.ir^rom p!?"
J. i.,i«umeia
Eden field, Johl,
John Bnu
" [ >W. 6-11. Charles
i«
were
cx
officio
members
o
f
the
I
kin
“
"•I
T
.'
r
J
,H
„7*llpThadB*J!J‘
|
^
Pen»acola^duurhtf
Il._ i ^ .
^ " ‘ W i * n tenrieiu v > . Uuntvr,industrial Supervisor,
:
. W e are
i* now ending. nnj Jto
after
i . r ^ noxt
^ few months.
1’ .____*
a*, nonneed.
’•
’ bosrd of control „* orltinaUy cre-, regain,,, their seats .JV
"It emigrants ruthei thn
at d
This means thnt General Mb'- jury’* verdict when Judos VL ~
T
IUV h;uk Hf Jiclh.Vhrm. nnd I have benrd hia„y
triif aglvcinent* imir.!(j Iinn*.,,*»i.»..
. • of- —
,W‘
:
‘‘onimissioners „ f Wood will be obliged to bring quo v Hardeman, of the middle Geor'
incept able stories
English He;•
|v nf 'licit' national or,
e r» who did not make good mr
' ,'held,
tietii, "g.;v<.
- i,'" " K’
order*
•"t “ f,.,.m'4‘tin‘r
, T wairnnto procoe«ling«. in court .» , K'n 'i'Mriet, made his declaration
Stock Companies
tk(* Httempt to fore*i* r^oournition o'* I “ If imn i j
,
*
vrhieii lias lost its
_
manafaeture of thi S
'
!
' . T 1*.'1
'» Mauthority. But it ij „i.___cnnditlO|ta and pin.r ) big the tags
192K hi, niiiHiintve,.
ri^ i aK the|rU ant • r n
Lat ls*tmen 200,tldo and
When Wood nboliohed Ih . bo.nh ho,,,. t / X "
* ,? ldn(i» «
**ri’,.Au3,ra,}'‘
"nd I’CaMnin*
The tag- are being mnnufaeer• (iig ’iged before the
>'V,r
In need uf ad.
On the other hand, well organize
ui«’d i>( t)i,
dltlonal wurkilix eaullnl?
Are
n will not longer he m Mlemetitn have sm . e deil snien
stnte's new tag >■
»nd l l o „ , re k-nnAi X
L ‘' “ j / d '" 5 ™ *
there additional lu\pr«vsmrme'
"laid, hi ||„. Ruifoni farm. They fused to accept the order, and held man *„id.
•
•
*
■
Harde..
w: new arrangement; didly nnd
*
I’ll
I
"UKht
to
lie
nuule
Alld
yir
anil tf>e whole ,,r.,Mem ..
and then it will be my
5•’ sS!
nn- tiHMiperint tiy luck „r money
' " rn '* •> soleiy by , nnviet a separate meeting today tp vot. i'l• ii iii to sentence these masked
lAii'tonatirnlly they w.:J ‘ migration I> •(’» lllis •••!
fu| „r
If money Inirr-ne ,
| w„ „ trt
the
government
stock.
Wood,
who
late’s inrrcav'ng gtnizatiiiM
•'*"'
"
all:
/fed
d»*perat.*
like to (ulk over u ehin dm, ,v|||
si ll I I
r‘ 'iiperatiiig from the effect*
solve your pi ohl,in nnd l.rlng
1 tel" , Register, Trueey,
■m ' .'ipport ing ii'i- (VJ'0.1 of
“ f ii recent .i|HWjiti..n, j* „| Hagliio,
illenity niiiouuting redlt fo i
"',,V|
uji f>.r various and
Tiler.. Is pleno ..f ensli money
Will represeitled hv his chi*
.* *WI aa
y- t - ,,f „
ii !• I.ii’ldii Imnks todny ,<■ riiiunre
' 1
■ helping in the work.
mini .el. h fed ( Fisher.
lean,nolle
eompunles
’,'here
or*
I
I Ih ' c ■ •. n ’ t o f in J The Mi,'
men lire engaged m
I T I i (’ i
lo-- *t-.s wnllliiK for nmill-whlls
in.
r,„
r.« i ■
s •. I ll” I
v\ii< tap'd.
orretlngs-while hunk* „re n.l■ills' i’l* I'll leat'el s
•i • t'ln i..
vislni; Invest ineiils out ,,f iifh
(lit.U • 'tI IIIe eall'iig I,.i , 'iate, in
•"’ ■pl.V "I nh..in ,,ni
s'ale. dne I I n e k of snhsl uni |ul
all h niii
is R I’ rescript l on fo r
m i
I,
lii’el I new -Mint t. |potential piospcri{y.
Issues
of l.o,l, sleeks „ n<| l.orul,,
il" nly gmi
forward
from Hi,.|r loeul markets
nd it, I’"' " " ' l l -stioi’tly turn it*
nil;, r'ali'in s helweei.
So tar tu'y iiiiiiiin
r—. l v „
Grippe, Flu,
.,*rp a company and not
lal' i 1 that pro: ;>er
promotion mu, your need
111
('i inanufm tming Vur■“
V
n
'
r,,r
1
“
f
rx.puD.ti
up
to
,2
(1
0
.111111. | Will he Kind to
so i t. t|. Long spe(*t!ii:t m.I \'tat UK I’gy
1, js j,, t||a( ,
""ta l
ign*
f„r ,„unti..s.
aen*ue, Bilious Fever hnve u peisoliul
nnd eonfl deni Ini
piiu.tr rT are not going
„ther hranehea,
—_____ _
Cr.a! Britain
ni'KT •" ini,-i| .'ht......
* u »u a ^ »r r r o r n r i;
nanir,W.
"
y,’‘'
Th'' r"
" '''"•''• »«t necessarily
have
gland in ter present ■o order fo relieve her l»W|) IK* '•I s:,,!,, government. Road signs
TALLAIIARKEE. Dec. 7.— (JP) - .
r, i m
to
i».
loeuted
in
Hanford,
n
ox
i ii '< only by very
A-T. rare IIMIIAI.U.
'Ml he made for the state road |Vp|"
must he installed upon
M
**»<-• RerntH
' " " ‘I ' " ’ J-d grasp her
•tliinkn g that this Itr """d 'lliiiiital<lc chances of futt:r< departm ,d in t
future.
f,H hot water gas heaters, inr-tan-j*"5==——----------lift « w
: - u’t'l be averted.
Li addition to the tag plant, the ‘ la," ’" Us heaters, and other gas up- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » » . _ _ ______
Mia* tlmre will he
‘h"e plant ut Rnifotd is iimv' f lal,rM' 1" keep down the heavy
■ -"I' hi British trad'*
Iii"etii.niug, and footwear for the I1" 1 1,1 human life) taken eaeh
•' .J i freely availuh! ■ R*ii;' Dfvker;*;’
' "
- barge* ,s being modiucd.
hy im,,r"l'erly ventilated gn1 ' i :<• ha* e plrnt \
' he I'n-st whip,liens of *h,„., w „,j "IbMumces, Jerry \V. Carter, stnto
^
Reported
Ti>
R
d
In
i i cal which will . n
•H"ie I’l oily to |he hoys ;tl the '" ’V 1 "''Umissiolier, declared.
r’<*C‘( :SS
i" recover ivuh
L* •
•Hrnaiiojj •'Luioul.i .till -11 ill I .school
* alter stated that hi: dr
W E H A V E THE FAMOUS
.
’inni; m v|> t p | ,•
• 'at. ‘He in'*, nnd partn iilnrlv
promulgating n rule
si ' ' in r> a ■ . loplo
7 \V|t.’ "G Ttl.\, li. . 7
' ••■•i ' ' i John U. Martin
a i e ‘ . '" K
SUl'' '"'Mallulion. and
id
*
Mini it will b/ stienuouslv en
nit'. I hat Ida k i leu
Vi mlei nalioimF , ,,, ,,’j, • , ,
e"tlu,si.,s| k over the addition of
o
f , .
• ''
......” •” •*•-» *••••
which ovei iiangi: imb ' 'lUl'i'.ll, fl'ltl.UI. .
|,,
"i-b'siri.-l plants
sU h. form .
"Y :i11 !'*“ te and puinieipnl
But In >my jndgon n: , '•I tlr* |iritish rubber -,|i<| |>r; ,ii
" serve the double lllir' ' " sIH'etors, “ whose duty it j* , ,
I'■'•'•> "MI
leal Ill'll II point o I i’"M -e |ir»dlic«-i's, I,.,,
I'i'M' uf improving the moraleI ur;
,ifi! foster the health and anfetv of
Decide now to give her this glorious gift!
rkeii gteat li'iulershii ' . !,,i 111 1‘r'ucs'i .,i r..11|",<
|, . i he I'l'i.Miner*, ami save tin state the public.’’
••irv to detil with m v. • 'T.’llier e I tepai'l meat .Igel it
1 i o.ividt r.ihli- money in outsi.ini Tfll* ron" ,'isi'ioiier estimated the
PYREX W ARE
If • *oin>mie life
am
ieJnumber of deaths in Floridn by
CASS)
I l ade Ciunmi
,• \jw||
,,t i mil rads, they declared.
lo
'isppineHs
a
r
e
re
a
d
y
r
„
r
you
..ml
w
e
w
ill
piaii* p> rsons wjio are i’< riin :afolined the deiMilm-nl to__________ _____ _
hick of properly vented gns ap
M IR R O R W A R E
PER G O LA:
in- nalimml strength. ' I '!a,v iln i the rag pb l . r ,,f
pliances nt M in 1921; the nnme
,
M
i
v
w
llM'
(
'
m’
™
C
hriatm
aa
E
ve.
C
h
ria
lm
a
.
m
orning,
—
-----f ? ■
** i f f
kliteins at due to in !' I'.1 ,1" '1 i» Bari,: "> .Paw mi regu- BEGINS WORK ON I'O RTItAIT l" ly“ -l 1:1 ' » 192,'i; 23 in 11IZ-I;
[innpetition, increasing
or an y tim e you wish
..........
WASHINGTON, Dec. r,._|/P)_ 2\
Bl for tho first
l°r i i'iit,oiling mtMin.ition'nl
LO T O , O f N E W C H R IS T M A S t
tvliii i> has depriv' d ’ trade.
.«
i J n ef Hlgnll, I'dlinl, portrait paint-1J?*
,nonlh''. ,)f B)2fl, or.jaj tntal.nf
her bl ' *i \ huprem
Am •'' an in • i v 'niport:.
.rts r.igi
<"""■ l’i Washington K vlay to |S
f
'
n * « * thft" ^
V««rs •
,VR
market . I Ik>' e pi-e.
■ • ii canvas of Mrs, ('indulge ‘1Mxt>-nve
eon-id-cntdi lUe' i 'tv fee roe/! hegiu
. tr of those whd died mirllitiCMl di'l ’ e-i.i{ mi
atei ial. I'iii’lr,r ft,.. ti,s: t*ighl [ President Oonlidgc plans to sit ! r ^ rnni 1w »P |nIC Ri)'. which
'!ire:,i. i
i,
.i '■ .-V-3
link of
“ "'b " f till
ip I ................... . ,. f
.1*1 i- 1 . whs h.>
uwi.nil'll
" " " " 'T
hn l.U d .
Orders to
tiuniiiiT nf tlt’t’M'iii ir.is in Kuropt*
ml other authorities, tc file
‘ ♦d! i orr*iiiii«i| w$th 1 h«* favt
, ,
,, , ' " ntl‘ I formation against those not non.
11 in .
t.id. !.
kx. «*1‘ -.*7J.v7
I'leture el the former Kaiser of I plying with the low 1mvo gone
’Mil I,"11
1 ...li-d
' ;‘' " " a" v! forward, the cemmissioner said.
First S t
t
See O u r C h ristm a s C a rd s B e fo r e B u y in g
I
Florida < all I, Tick Law m -udi a
rehearsal for (he n.cmbe, , j w ay ns to provide for a more com-'
'
c"*t ln tho American |.e ' I’hdo functioning of the providonn
minstrels
■Id ■ »nnual
*u'
.....
,M 1,1 is t„ |„. 'T that law.
Md at the City Hall Wednesday
Local chandlers of commerce'
O T l t W and tho final tnuchea io
throughout the state are to carry}
Whi< h ‘r
,M l" : I
e' lm iitioiial campaigns in coni
“ >«ri any previous Legion (neetion with the tick control, r„|.
. ! W * ri *re t<> be applied.
lowing the adoption l,y the emifer|,V A t last night's rehearsal,
Y6n tl«.
rl',,0,,rsa'. th e'ei.ee Of a resolution along those
aid wnP
” WH" *f0,U’ tro u gh lines. Another resolution asking
Have Spj
Orders as I
Advance as]
tht oat
ball room doqi
I M ANILA, Degc. 7.—(7P)_Xw 0
j boards gif directors wore named tc. .- ' «iny for the National Coal ComA r e N im
|
S
,
T
•
)'
Made
I
r " ny’ 0Pcn,n* ' the . fight between |
A I New p|;
'tr '
.1
K 1aAU
i nI I vV *l fl
M
tw im
10 ■'
$ii8
�H im
tA.
As ftisAne
'X;«SHM3
"vjaawc
____ ifttraM i
Installment or C uliT
'At the Chamber o f Commerce hincheon last FHdaV, E.
• I iM toNl, Florida.
Money? Lola of »•
L.
Markcll
mode
a
suggestion
not
to
be
considered
lightly
X i f H t l * AtcMur
Who Killed Them?
— — “ and m eriting immediate action on the part of those In a po- Compulsory Gaelle.
1aa flecond Clan*
“rfito Isitfon
The winter season is already upon
BY ARTH UR BRISBAN E
_^ «7 , ] VI*. at tile :
_ _ _ _ _ _to
_ _ do
_ _ _ something.
__
^ Hh * 7.lwr,," ‘ ’ m,,Icr ■
Act
us and delay will prove costly.
M (Copyright 1926, by Star Co.)
The fact was brought out that the present sporting f a - 1 —
pNT r 0 0 L iD c r
I
Kdllui
4% UNAX
cilities
in
Hanford
are
entirely
inadequate
and
that
the
;
n
(>
t
aK“
ee
w
j
th
those
that
denounce
j
BRIIU.
Hunnsrr
JC. JOS K m, f. ii mint,.it Kililur Northerner wishing to spend his vacation among us is ai- }n5tnime»t buying n» unwlne ox-(
most forced to bring his means o f entertainment with him. i travuguncc. Ho observe* that tho
*, RimNCHieTION It ATI’.S
ifTrar— * 7.00 . HI* M.intlis.U! '0 To be sure, there are the g o lf course and certain delights of country’s income is nbjmt aeventy I
Vwrrtl In t'liy l,v I'm Hi ).
W, 1Bp .
W eekly Uilltlnu lay'., nature such as a beautiful untouched lake, fine roads for mocredits” of instalment I
{Vjur.
_ 'lo r in g , fishing and hunting, but as far as those sports go |)UyinjCi etc.* amount to ualy two
^ ' which
...L* t* have
l....... ....
.•It11>Hif
""
^
aii
(.biiiutry
so potent .,n
an nntmt.l
appeal In
to tnniMulo
tourists flflft
and which ITlif/Vlt
might 1
i Ibillions.
re g u la r
utl vi-rt I mI i i k
i
it«•••».
IBKltN AMMIM MTICII I'llKMM
Assoclut.-ll I’ lellH IS fXlilll*y IDtltlud to lli« us© for iftcation of Kll liens <llU|mlc!l n
ted In thin paper untl iiluu Hits
■ nowa publlnrifil herein.
All
t* . of repair!Irut Ion of specUl
PRtebva herein lire iilmi reserved.
v TU E SD A Y, DEC. 7, IU26
K IISH itl.ll ei.ATKOIl M
©Iran lake nl .HnnliinTa trout
d©or.
irper nalrr route to JarknonvUle.
^ traction of Nt. Jukna-ln*laa lltarr I nnnl.
ilafealoa of a*kite war.
rinwlnv pool, lentil* ninrli,
•le.
■■RirntlnR of liullillna prum
arralH— hnuam, holele, iipnrtmeat kmnm.
A;f/B-A C
lif (' ooiiiiImmIoo of flte itirinher*.
I' B.J fowlrirelInn of h o n I e \ n r >1
Hrotamt Luke Mimritr.
omplrflun of Hly lirmillflfnfltin proKrnm.
-fca.pwtl*ltn> of Ml*ItIMII *»>mf1*1*1
\i
ulth pro) Inlim for lnrr#*ii*iril
farllltlrd.
----- - o
Bi b l e v k k s k f o r t o d a y
i V W H Y DO WK LIVE "W hy died
>'I not fropi the womb? . . . There
■' th* wicked cease from troubling,
'Ynd
•nd there the 1weary are at rest.”
itU b 3:11. 17.
U a p r a y EH- I trusted in Thee, O
lo rd . I said, 'itiou art my tiod.
M y times are in Thy hand.
----— o— - - —
BUT YOU BELIEVED IN ME
VtoW/
Mipl,
iEs-ASweeTiGte
I'M g o w a HA'JB 7 5 W
n
Tooec/pe whichewe
ito
aom
a
kfeEP
^ om plbtj
DRl
VICARS >.
Vlcea‘our(o^
d r in k s
none.
const, uctivc
criticism. The property opposite the Hotel Forrest Luke is , ,annot afford, ,„uch less whirf you!
owned by the present operators o f the hotel. No doubt they [ qinnot pay fur with absolute cerwould be glad to utilize this land by allowing the city to make |talnty.
.1 sporting center there.
|f yOU intend to have an autumo- t
There should be tennis courts. N ot one. or two, but s , bile, you might us well huy It now, |
half dozen first class clay courts with backstops at a rea-|uml pay for it, white you enjoy
sonable distance from the net, courts that a man can play i '*■
r wlU
,ast 1it0 |
yearsAny
and mure‘“ if
you give
tennis on. There should be courts for quoits, croquet and rare. Why postpone enjoyment of
horseshoe pitching. Arrangem ent should be made, and the sunshine, fresh air, mid a family
expense would be negligible, for half dozen such things which United in its pleasure, while you i
save up the money.
Buy your
will provide the tourist with amusement and recreation.
automobile now.
Only in this way can Sanford hope to compete with other
tourist centers of Florida.
ABOUT MONEY, the main !
--------------------------- O
spring of effort in a lazy w a Id.
Vo UW>11 renin
1
m
.% /
Sanford A jj
In E4P
barb Rervin—1
Smi
The Erencii, With record speed,
jmss a budget of
forty billion
frnnes, while the franc travels to
higher prices.
Sell
Eranee or
“ Y rh " '‘ I'li-huh’ ’- “ Nope” —
Ereiieh currency short
and you |
That was a well-dressed woman, kind-voiced, answering will regret it, as you have often
the questions of her little son as they stood admiring the been told in (bis column. Thrift,
intelligence, energy and industry ,
Christmas things in a hig show window.
I
A t a clnh meeting the next afternoon the same woman j make i the French character.
Speaking’ O f Queer Thing’s
h is lojfjq
Diamonds (j
cntahlishtd
gave a talk on the subject o f better Knglish-teaching in the |
/
TV,
schools. Her own carefully chosen words and her pleasant
t.orn*,1
J0^ i
voice made a good impression upon tier fellow club-members. >j)r,.,)arf.s
,nt,.
F.very woman at the meeting carried home a determination, nig merepantH confirming p re - 1
0 protest against the sort o f teaching their children were (dictions of Secretary Mutton w
U -L ltin g in the -wh
*
..
.
. ..
,,
,
. \
le illg le a ie t l.
A
business is good rtow.
Unfortunately The Herald doesn L know what nap|n the week junt ended, a qunrlened next” in this story. Hut isn’ t it passing strange that]ter of u billion dollars worth of
1 woman intelligent enough to make a fine talk to a club o f 1bonds were absorbed with euse, a I
iitelligent women would not put the blame for careless I r'‘r'irtI f<>r d"- year.
speech
when; it usually belongs, the home where a child is
,.
•D dreams were morning-slung, . .
...
. E\EN FARMERS in the north
J tvery heart-bent flung
.’.A Challenge in tho wind;
■ And when the purple end
fi'O t every common rood
feyO t Fortune’s bright abode;
When, every calling sea
Waa
wwmi ahored with A ready,
traa so foolish-young—
you believed in me.
Sa NF0IQ)
PRODUi
\
■,,,™tl!1’'™
!™
™
”?
b
5^5
«fK:
„ r ..ihfrwi,.^w1i„"™ „ !
•Bfcara siaite.;:;:.":;.-1
>■«*»w>w«i»t mu®«*». *>** •«
!...Mr. Murk,,11 h rrnmiks were not without
U'
> 1
of all kj
n,ent Colo
mmK
_
west nee a bright s|mt.
IIK L P IN G T H E EVERGLADES
AN NU AL
PALM BEACH POST
Use of the!
American Legion
It seem- at last that the trouble I Jto !«■ determined by the state drain
!f that woman does not know that her own speech is Mississippi for transportation will
areless, except when it is on parade, that, too, is queer.
save fifty
millions a year in vniils priplexed for years with tin1■age board and not subject to the
freight, adding that mini to the problem of draining the. Ever at reage lax now prevailing in thu
\aluc of the former’s export glades will find some o f the balm 1district. This, it has. been said,
■opposed to exist in (iilead. Thcro 1is not really so much for the pur“ Onward, Comrades, Onward
m.ps.
___
And the earnestness with which have tacn many sides to the E v -1pose of raising revenue from this
__
,, ,
',
,
,
,
.. Secretary Hoover has worked and erglndes miestion. Gem that the tax as it. is to make drainage
1 he Herald has come across the beautiful words writ- )fi working at national power and territory is, it has been hewn j bonds more snlable because of hav
ten by the Reverend Henry V. Morgan to take tile place of water transport development de-j,.nnugh to present multitudinous j ing this added wealth bnck oof
’ tfhan dreams were burned from
the
stanzas commonly sung to the tune o f "Onward C h r is - I ^rves the thanks of every Amer- facets and ceflections of opinion them.
I S P E C IA L S C E N E R Y , WARI
V.
gold
,•
q » t>t
I lean.
But out » f this very plethora of
The one-half mill state-wide tax
To fra y , and manifold
tian Soldiers.
opiniobs hns conn* what is consid- is to ho asked on tho correct pre
Oaant figures haunted there,
Mr. Morgan entitles his song. "Onward, Comrades, On- j OUR FRIENDS, tho British a r t'1’‘n <* by many to bo u most prac* I sumption of stutu-wide benefits,
^
A N D E L E C T R IC EFI
;A n d ghosts were everywhere;
•ard,”
and
aa
will
be
seen
from
its
phrasing
thut
he
has
cm
not
as
happy
as
the
French,
CorDrill
method
o
f
getting
into
the
j
because
of
the
largo
ownership
by
Hope, with withered wing,
'
i meat of the hard nut. And this the state lands in the drainage
tirely eliminated the "soldiers-as-to-war” idea, and yet re mans or Italians.
Bttld neither soar nor sing;
A
long
coal
strike
hus
crippled
{
is to engage the mind of the F lo - ! district and the benefits received
Then Trust was Treachers,
tained all the ringing, triumphant, beauty o f the old familiar
British industry and trade, adding
legislature in meeting next |by tho state from the reclamation
4nd God had ceased to bel
hymn.
April with the necessity of for- |of is lands and development of the
to income tax jiroieum*.
Cy blood was clammy-cold- It would seem that churches everywhere would he using
But
the British will come warding plans and authorizing the ! drainage territory,
But you believed in met.
B ig N o o n -D a y Parade and Band
the new version in preference to the other. 1be gentle Man I t)iroui;h, ns they always tin and raising of revenues for Everglades | The advisory board will Ik- 01111to I lie tegisln- posed of nt least five members
Vour faith hns built the fears,
o f Galileo would surely think it more in keeping with His |H-rhiq>K even (five up the idea that lielp. The, appeal
lure is an outgrowth ,,f tin* re- residing in the proposed district
IN C L U D IN G FA M O U S LIONS!
Tha wreckage and the tears
teachings if His followers umbel go marching to tin* words: Uncle Sam is a Slivlock.
cent con fere tat- held at Tallahas- and will assist the state board in
. I T » daring dreams again,
see with Governor Martin and the ; handling difficult problems as the
,That God, who fashions me
THE A r g u n I'At, IN the Hull
Q U ARTETTE
The
Onward, ion)ratios, oim .irdf marching -wvownorc
.‘Bttaw well, my dear, that >mi
Mills niluder waa absolutely cur members of the Internal Improve- L oinmissicmers may direct.
(merit
Fund
011
the
one
hand,
and
governor
will
have
the
right
to
Could build me back an true,
i W ith Love’s healing message f>Vcr In the fore
tain. Reporters teleifraptied twelve
E V E R Y T H I N G N E W THIS'
And cause my will in be
million words about thut case from |numerous interested persons nn I 1mime the. advisory board.
! Truth our only stamlanl. we can have no foe.
; Imsime s men of South Florida* mi I This undoubtedly is the longest
t* 00 strong that even lie
the
little
New
Jersey
court
house,
Forward, ever forward, see Love’s Danner go.
>.r<Uu|d
'.’•Con trust me through the years
fl)la a a H i B H a a i » M M H a m i H H i i H U
I ami some most eonservative news I the other'. Briefly, thi- is wlmt is step taken in years to get down
1to laird work on a vital matter,
I f you believed in me!
papers printed daily three and 'proposed:
Perrin Holmes Lowery, in South
the Everglades There is no question that the
four panes of minder trial ques j Enlargement of
( ’horns
ern Woman’s Magazine.
(drainage
district.
drainage hoard at Tallahassee tins
tions and answers in small type.
Levying a one-mill tax per an- ' been doing the best it knew. This,
No, Muud, Prairie du Chicn hn->
mini mi thu dollar of property in however, hnn not been wholly sa*Onward, comrades, omvartl, marching evermore
THE
WORLD W IL L never tiie uil|led territory.
nothing to do with prairie chicken,
isfiietory to those persons living
W illi Love's healing message ever to the lore.
W'. ■■
know,
barring
a
death
hell
confes
or having interests in the terri
■------- o-------levyin
g
n
state,-wi<U,
one-lml!'
sion. who murdered the Rev. Dr.
A h tho Palin Beach Post says,
tory now being drained.
There
Hull and his choir singer, Mrs. mill tax.
the ‘ T ig Woman's” story failed to
Like a changeless ocean Is the Truth o f God;
has ,lrt*en feeling not altogether
Appointment of an advisory nmioable, and it was n situation
Mills, or who cut the thront of tho
bring homo the bacon.
Comrades, wo are treating where the Christ has trod.
dead woman twice, and stabbed her hoard from the Everglades terri that needed remedying. The pro
.L .
------- o— Every element d (
Ours the hope eternal, all God’s seas to sail,
in the abdomen after she was dead. tory to function with thu Ever posed plan should prove a bless
'■ “ Hitch your wagon to a star"
been
taken outC
glades
Drainage
hoard.
Ours
the
faith
supernal
that
can
never
fail.
been changed to “ tie your
ing. It will pave the way for fi
Stucco. You can I
This is n healthy program. Tli - nancial relief which always is the
; roadster to a comet.”
PROBABLY, ALSO, the world
II
- ^
will never know what there is in li gislature is asked to include in most necessary phase of any de
your exterior wait
Onward, comrades, onward, till all men are free.
Tho Florida Advocate, jiublished
!
ttie story that Japan wunted to the added (ax district utl territory velopment and through the con
We
shall
see
faith
triumphant,
Love’s
great
jubilee;
solutely
uniform!
. In Wauchuln, came out with twenfight thin country three ,cr four j directly affected by or involved in ference did nothing else it will re
Glory in the highest unto Christ within-—
no
streaks—b
eau
. * ty-four pages the other day and
years ago, thus causing the naval the drainage of the Everglades sult in an era of better feeling
/, , looked like a real metropolitan
This through endless ages is the song we sing.
oil reserve to lu* suddenly removed and in control of the waters of all the way round. And this is a j
tu re. Oriental
newspnper.
from Uncle Sam's possession.
Lake Okeechobee; such territory ^nost '-xrellent thing.
|
itself readily to t
Secretary Wilbur refuses, to pro
I
tectur.il pericxl
N
A
T
IO
N
-W
ID
K
campaigns
to
increase
the
consumption
“ Celery will tie ready for Christduce in court documents that, would
COMBINES
mas,” say the farmers. Sugges o f certain products are comparatively new, but are proving confirm or deny the defendants’
Ask us about ,
MIAMI HERALD
tion for Christinas present, a nice so decidedly effective that they are becoming increasingly plea in that oil c u m *.
bunch of celery.
The secretary of thu navy, of
popular. This is an outgrowth of the increasing spirit o f co
Some two decades ago the Unit its influence to nil parts o f the
---n -----course, is right in his view that
The
ScrinnK-llownrd
;
Congress got away to a good operation in business. It could not he done without co-op United States foreign relations 0d Staten was in thu throe.* of tlm nation.
■tart yesterday and with twelve eration.
Producers o f lumber go together to set forth the are more important than any crim trust-busting era. when the in - ! Newspapers now have a score .(
surgents of thos0 days
brought dailies scattered about the counthousand bills on the docket will advantages o f this form of building material, not advertis inal law suit.
uboul the disintegration of the try.
Others nrc going out into
be kept quite busy for two and a
ing the product of any one company, but o f the product in
Standard Oil octopus, vast rail- 1 tlm magazine world, producing tinhalf months.
For Sale By
THE IRISH FREE STATE com road and
general. Producers o f cement products do the same thing.
X ’
—---- (,------„ „
■’" ' l other corporation**.
“It Uunnl publications.
pels
teaching
thr
Irish
language,
was fenred there was danger in
Revised version for second pay And so on. It is announced that the foreign producers of
In the amusement realm these
ment blues;
Do your Christ mas tea are planning an extensive advertising campaign in the Gaelic, in primary schools and size. So through law there was same combines are developing nur
will
make
it
compulsory
Inter
in
A'chopping early, if you must do it
char1
— - ---- J•
1
United Stales in an attempt to make this a lea-drinking secondary and technical schools.
^ Ct all.
Reliable Building Supplies
Free stnle Protestants rage
country. They will probably succeed, if they will spend
t !hI „
Z
"S
h steadily is K ' , " ,
" r0,U‘. " I
S '--- -- o
i.' ' Tho Dnytonu Beach News asks money enough and if their advertising is ingenious enough. againHt this decision, although th,; „„,,,,,lto direction, „„,l
-In ,
,
,’ *
‘
.■
jj;*H ow ^bout Your Health?” As There is almost nothing that cannot be accomplished by ad Gaelic is not n Catholic language. public showa no signs of fright ns I ■,
It was spoken before the Christian Vet, Tho severed parts o f octoni j j. , , ' n r c , l t *
m«y be noticed _
■tr matter of fact, not one person in
religion started, , jA sounder
n almost every line o f endeavor.
■ thousand has the slightest idea. vert ising.— Miami Herald.
,
, oh- have, grown together again, wlii!.
-------- „
jnotion would no tho I not thut no , now ooinhino.H nro forming in on AI'eiiments may be offered for and
ngim-sl th« movement.
It
may
law can revive a dead language or tirely different fields.
v . According to the Miami MelropWISCONSIN PROFITS
put life into it.
proi ate better service, furnsh finer
ffl blli, a good way L> dispose of some
T A M PA TRIBUNE
This is to be seen in the motor goo,is f0)- the money, assure finan• Of the surtdus cotton crop would be
industry, where competition has
Hands across the nation—'Wis* i a rich domain and immediately
"tindness, the employment of
• to add a few more inches to bed
LONDON HAS ITS first apart been very keen, nnd remains so.
; .lheets.—Times-Union.
cousin to Morula.
Editor ( ’. E.julilized all of its ingenuity and ment house, the site of the Duke of Hut gradually tho weaker concerns me tiest minds.
- — -o —
Iiruuglilou ol the Sheboygan P ro s |criminal instinct to fleece the mih- Devonshire’s old, yellow mansion. are hein™
o hein™ crowiied out while thj |idi!ai,,ara ° thur
ton,lrt tf>
<fV> Even the defense must admit muy have seen Florida personally, , lie. Long before tho hurricane The British showed
intelligence
it Henry Stevens’ alibi in the or lie may not, but he sees it with .came, tho people of Florida the when they employed un American
II-Mills case was ” fishy.” Fus mental clearness and friendliness |soul of integrity, kicked out Ibis architect, Thomas Hastings, to go
Corporation expands, gobbles un m,te who l i L n o T *
il Lake Region. It may have been expressed in an editorial Nov, 2(1. criminal element, uml then again there for their new adventure.
concerns,
it now boasts of i of comii ions
u
1 kn,T 1c‘lfffl
lahy," hut lie didn't get hooked.
He speaks speeilicnlty of Miami Mime into possession of their own,
But ultra British is the renting plnnts In until
dfi cities j„ the United |„m ,
' J-1 may crei‘ to auamt llmt small section o f Florida , and with it went out an order system. You get your apartment
mbl' r
to which the!
{*. General Motorn have just divided which was struck by the hurricane, |backed by the governor of the on d nincty-nine-yeur leasehold. States nnd Canada, and 17 in for
A subscription to The Sanjl
" ubmit; . With no rivU,000,000 among its stockholders, Kivising his Wisconsin renders , state that Florida was no longer A typical American would thitik eign lands. There are *100,000 emut with mont of us this is mere (hat the urea inis now been recoil- i„ t)lL. hands of the holdup crowd, lifo dull if ho couldn’t move ninetyHerald will prove an exc
,lev.l„p „re„ ,
u » In tha FnrJ
,1? T h »l. « S ! ? i £ S S
fU'j bt*r*uy.— The Savannah Press.ditioiied. Me regrets the _ loss ^of ■and prices were readjusted nnd nine times in that period.
interest*.
-------- 1)--------some majestic palms and othi* conditions stabilized, which cannot
gift to some friend or rel*
: , Still, the shelving of tho World beautiful trees—always a special help hut react to the advantage of
The newspapers are not free I prship and" mlnagemeSt ‘U ° Wn*
FR AN C E LEADS, next comes
It will not bnly be a daily w
iuue will make no differ- attraction to Northerners— which the state.
Germaity in,J»plte of the Versailles from this trend, and groups of
Bm •t is interesting
these
nre
being
formed
Invarious
There are plenty of other can not so quickly be replaced, but
to
nota
er as a gift from you, but *
The people who go there this treaty? restrictions. This country sections o f the country. I n some . jhow
".;’ ''<
le nine
»nocraey
racy once battled tho'
fo r tho United States sun- he udds, "This, however, should not
is nowhere; *
*erap about.—The Anaconda discourage the people from visit-1'v'.nt, r are* going to bu given a
nM '
....
;in„
l, tl ,. ? ow. Permits their
IIow«ven,tJWe were once far be * ! " ^ n„ th.e . PrJurIDni papers
ent that everyone afPrec?8
ing there, lor they will find s till! ' r|e,nlly handshake, and they are hind m automobile making, but •Jintrolled hy a single force, TliC , America i
without u protest.
ard.
the sunshine and (lie ocean and aj*f,,1,,tr
B®!' *l full dollar’s value, we diqlt't Bt*y behind.
Hearst organization continually Hi?,. ■pu
... hT.
accustomed to
ho
fellow surrenders
rtacheH out for more1, nnd extends fn*t
n little
1
,IH cesult Florida,situated as
P i : Hav* you been reading about hearty liundclusp from the Florid- I
'"dependence.
K(he Olaon case? It is the story unis.” In Tampa and most o f the | . ls convenient to the hub of popPally In Advance
T H A T 'S ’ TOO BAD, Imt what
,,. . ' 1 ,
'Mrout a young girl, Boon to be- slate they will find everything, j motion, and with idenl weather about the African colonies, island*
Tho Supreme Court of Denmark
A
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M A mother, deserted, perhaps for there hus been no hurricanes I (''""biions, will he aneven bigger and other things once German
One
Year
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>M Hie eminent dietitians jl
better investment
for those property that tho British gobbled holds the game of pokur
illegal.
r/
1, by her lover. In Sanford hern. The rest ,,r theSheboygan 1
u
Monins.... ..... ?**
6. Months
wh„ nre seeking good returns on
Is an
organization which editorial applies to all Florltld:
ast we see a clenr intorpraTa- ( T ' T T ' ' - ' 1 UnytMn* on acc'»»®t o f jj
lit th$ end, ,pf tlje, war? l i as not At last
their
money.
3
Months
i-----*'**,
One thing that Duty will,miss —
care of such ns that without
ir('" ,,r mineral salt con -1!
bolshevlam jfc g o o d u title to Rus tlnn o f Mr. Hamlet's ramnrk nh,„,i
^ necessity o f n trial.
and lids will attract rather than
Month
- m
s,» ‘h kind wkrds help Florida sian oil as^Bfltain to German real
something being rotten in the state I " , " r H<>n»*-thinir o f that sort we
detract—are the high price*. Flor and certainly d* no harm to Wis estate?
vjphauncey Dapew, present chair- ida was In the hands of it* enemies consin.
of Denm ark!-Pittsburgh Chron-1
, l"'t'"*lK,icet* aFflinHt R, even If
ale Telegraph.
j we l:k,- it. -Columbua (Ohio) Stato
IfUt. o f tho boued o f d irector^of for a couple of years— thu*e who
Like all other stales, Wisconsin
TH
E
FLVlKfG
MACHINE
show
Jou rnnl.
f.N*W York Central Railroad and tried to capitalize, cash Im so to profits by Florida prosperity, in
f president, says he regrets speak, on Florida’s popularity. trade in manufactures und other Is nowf op*»» in Paris and shows
With tho Rcpublieuna pledged to
Franco" tnM d o f all other nations
did dot buy- stock, in tho Hotel rutta were exettudvo In commodities, lyisconain milk for In that Hu*.1:* Small planes for one further tax reductions .. and the
!R^ _
/taHng that j j
Democrat* fighting for evaiv great ih
many
instances,
and
praet|caUy
phone Company When it
Instance is ImMTtal by this state
man who jumj
rom tho toj> -| Q '^
M
that er reductloi
every crooked real eatat*
who by the carla jtf and Wisconsin or
of
th_
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can gllMW!F_j*'hnPn7ei?rj>H en gor want.t
m
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“ leaped to
d1anoALwalfDtM tfort«
,padded it ’
Mr. necessary d<
■*l«*ping.
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FRED a DAKJER, SOCIETY EDITOR
M rs. A . Raymond K ey Little Eileen B ragg, Sixth
_____
........Mr. Morris, teacher;
Grade,
Mrs. W. C. ParkE ntertains A t B rid ge Hostess To Friends IM" J-c> SmlthVeme Hurt.
,
Saturday
A fte rn o o n ,O n Her ;ird Birthday
Miss Card, teacher,
Miss Pearl Grigsby and Mra.
Raymond Barry of Savannah, Ga.,
who hnve been the guests o f Miss
Maude Tyre for the week-end left
Mrr. J. O. Long, Mrs. A. L. Jow- Sunday evening for Plant City
• The cordial hospitality of Mrs.
where they will spend a short
Little Miss Eileen Bragg, the ers, Mrs. D, T. Duncan.
Raymond Key was reflected in
time before returning to their
Sixth
Grnde,
Miss
Stem
per,
lovely young daughter of Mr. and
Tuesday
every detail Saturday afternoon
teacher: Mrs. John E. Courier,
Mrs.
L.
II,
lirngg,
entertained
u
Urcle of the First B«fi- when she entertained members of
Mrs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. A. P.
The many friends of Mrs. C.
f wj|| meet at 7:30 the Everjr Week Bridge Club at number of her little friends on Bandy.
W. Speer will he glad to learn
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
home
Tthe hon)6 of Mrs. Bert her lovely home on Park Avenue.
a
of her aunt, Mrs. F. W. Varn, on t Sixth Grnde, Miss Young, teach that she is improving after
ibers are requested to
Exquisite radiance roses and
er; Mr*. George Huff, Mrs. ft. serious illness nt the home of her
Palmetto'Avenue,
in
celebration
church aqd go in a ferns were arranged with artistic
daughter in Baltimore.
of her third birthday anniversary. H. Muirheml.
effect,',111 the rooms where
the
Sixth
Grade,
Miss
Durden,
teach
The approaching holiday season
CTittStifei! Will enter- guests assembled for play.
Miss Elizubeth Weimar, field
was suggested in the decorations er: Mrs. I>cslie Bryan, Mr*. G. A.
F0Ung Matrons’ Bridge
A fter
severnl
progressions,
Sehiffley.
representative of the Children’ s
and
later
in
the
refreshments.
flub at IQ. ojelock at her scores were added and the prize for
Seventh Grade, Mis* Eloi*e Home Society of Florida at Jack
Poinsettins, red hibiscus and holly
entra! Averiue.
top score among the club members,
Brady, teacher: Mr*. Charle* P. sonville. spent the day here Mon
helped
to
accentuate
the
colors
of
Wednesday
six Italian pottery plates, was won
red and green. The dining table Vincent, Mrs. C. D. Couch, Mrs. day on business.
ting of the Playground by Miss Katherine Wilkey. Thp
wns
laid with a handsome cloth Clifford Bell.
at 2 y’clock at the guest prize, a dainty embroidered
Seventh Grnde, Mr*. Dumas,1 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I). Woodruff,
which was centered with the
R. Dighton.
guest towel, was awarded Mrs. L.
birthday cake iced in green nnd teacher; Mrs. J. R. Forrest, Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Wynn W. Potter and
[meeting of the Litera- P. McCuller.
topped with three tiny rod tapers, L E. Estridge, Mrs, J. Olln Laney. Dr. and Mrs. Ben Cnswell were
tment, of the Woman's
At the conclusion o f the enrd
Seventh Grade, Mrs. Pitchford, aiming those from Sanford
at
surrounded with holly and ever
gO o'clock.
game, the hostess served a deli greens.
teacher; Mrs. A. W. Smith, Mrs, tending Earl Carroll's “ Vanities,”
milling Circle will meet cious salad mid ice course as re
Lames and contests were played J. It. Lyles. Mrs. C. W, Anderson. Monilny evening in Orlando.
Herbert Speer at 3 freshments.
Eighth Grnde, Mrs. HAhhitt.
throughout the afternoon on the
t Those playing were Mrs. F,. M.
Mrs. George A. De Cottes mo
spacious lawn.
Prizes
for
the |teacher: Mrs. L. M. Marshall, Mr'.
Howard Htiliek, feature game, were won by Sylvia J- M. Vickery, Mrs. H. Green.
try ice for the Christian Calloway, Mrs.
tored to Orlando Monday where
1205 Rim Avenue at Mrs. Mori inter Clover. Mrs 1, P McLendon ami Volin Williams Jr.
Eighth Grade, Miss Chittenden, site spent the morning.
McCuller. Mrs. W. Wallace Weight.
Late in the afternoon the chil teacher: Mrs. M. E. Moye, Mrs.
amor Circle will meet Mrs. G. !• Smith, Miss Katherine dren were invited into the dining W. J, Morrison, Mrs. J. B, LawGeorge G.
Herring
returned
son.
Book at the First Bap- Wilkey and Mrs. Witmer.
home Monday evening from Barn
room where refreshments of straw
well, S. C., where he entered his
berry jelto topped with whipped
Round Bridge ciuo Bridge-Luncheon ( Is cream nnd cake wo,re served, after Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Davidson of dogs in the South Carolina Field
Mrs. W. D. Gardiner
the guests were called into Coral Gables arrived In Sanford Trials.
G iven On Tuesday By which
[Avenue at 3 o’clock.
the living room where they found yesterday to be the gtlests of Mr.
Kirtley will entertain
W. A. Radford motored to Or
Mrs. E. A. Chittenden to their surprise a large gaily dec and Mrs. R. L. Dean.
of tho Sisters Bridge
lando Sunday where ho spent the
orated Christmas tree, on which
home on Golden Lake.
Mr, and Mrs. J. ft. Hickey and day with relatives.
Mrs. E. A. Chittenden enter was hung a red Mocking filled
family
and Miss Agnes Bulger,
tained most delightfully Tuesday with candies for each child.
Thursday
who hnve made Sunford their honv>
The
child
ren
enjoying
this
pret
Christmas bazaar of the at a bridge-luncheon at her home ty party were:
Marian Haynes for some time, moved to Orlando I
Club will be held next on Central Avenue, the guests be Walter Haynes Jr., Alton Isiwe, ruerdny, where they will make
“ Basket," on Magnolia ing members of the Young Mat leormrd Minor, Dorothy Warren,, their future home.
rons Bridge Luncheon-club
Eugenia Warren, Snidee Williams, |
Quantities ot zinnias, chrysnn- Inez Williams, Katherine Johnson,1 Mrs. Clarence Powell Jr., and
kachers Association of
far School will meet at t Illiniums and poinsettins were Charles Williams. Volin Williams baby are expected to return home
The old-time mixture of Sago
used in decorating the rooms, em Jr., Amin Bello Metbvin. Margaret Sunday from Quitman, Ga., where Ten and Sulphur for darkening
fcnehers Association for phasizing the Christmas colors of Kinlnw, Sylvia Melycndon, Edward they hnve been visiting Mrs. Pow gray, streaked nnd faded hair is
nr School will meet at red and green. The holiday ideas Marshall, Alliert Huff, Martha ell's parents.
igrandmother’s
All mothers and pa- were further carried out in the Telford, Francos Johnson, Ralph
r e c i p e , ami
Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodward Barn
equested to be present. place and tally cards. Luncheon Roll, T. K. Roll Jr., Irene Griggs,
folks are again
Meeting of the Seminole was served nt small tables centered Patsy Bandy, nnd Lloyd Knight well of St. Petersburg aro visiting
using
it to
in Sanford as the guesta of the
. S. at 7:30 o'clock at by silver bud vases which held of Tavares.
keep their hair
hitter’s aunt, Mrr-. Elln I>efflor.
Temple, There will poinsettins, and nt each place were
a good, even
color,
which
rod and green nut cups holding
O. E. S. TO MEET
Mrs. Raymond Key nnd small
(ighbors will meet at salted nuts and candies. At I o’
Is quite sensi
There will be n spceinl meeting
at the Old Masonic clock a tempting four course lunch of the Seminole Chapter Niimlmr daughter Adelaide motored to Tan
ble, as we aro
Ini business to be trana- eon was served by the hostess Two o f the Order of the Eastern gerine Monday morning, where
living in an
they spent the day with friejids.
age
when a
assisted by Mrs. Braxton Baggett Star, Thursday evening at 7:30
Leeling of the Seminole and Mrs. James L. Wells.
youthful
ap
o’clock, There will be initiation
Mr ntl(, Mr” K. j. U|VI5r!, havo
Jmber Two, 0. E. 3., at
pearance
is
of
and
every
member
b
requested
to
ri,tlirne(1
from
Wl,h
1
Pa,m
Benchi
During the afternoon an inter
at Masonic Temple,
^where they were called by the 111 tho greatest advantage.
esting game of bridgo wns played nttend.
[be initiation.
Nowadays, though, we don’t
The prize for high score was a _
~~~
,
—^ .
ness of their ran, Emory Rivers.
have the troublesome task of gath
green glass covered bonbon dish I a r e n t - l o a c h PI* B O (lV | having undergone an operation for
Friday
ering the.sage nnd the mussy mix
bazaar given by the I’he cut prize was a pair of dainty O f
ing at homo, All drug stores sell
G
ram
m
ar
School
i
j
^
l“,l,a
‘n
d
ll'iti!i'
,in
d
is
n
o
w
im
'
Club of the Baptist tea towels.
the ready-to-use product, for only
M eet Thursday
Those enjoying the cordial hos W ill
75 cents. It is improved by the
he held at store next
F. Yarnell of Winter Park spent
pitality of Mrs. Gjiittcndim were:
iket.”
addition of other ingredients, nnd
On Thursday afternoon at 3:30 tho day In Sanford Tuesday attend is cpllcd "W yeth’s Sago and Sul
Circle will
meet with Mrs. Braxton U, Baggett, Mrs
phur Compound." It Is very pop
Dighton on Hughoy James L. Wells, Mrs, Clyd Byrd o’clock the regular mooting of the ing to business.
ular because nobody cun discover
o’clock.
Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs. James A Parent-Toucher* Association of the
Miss Wright and Edward Nelson it hns been applied. Simply mois
Parish Meeting of the Pitman, Mrs. Charles Powell, Mrs. Grammar School will he held and
of Pnlntku spent the day hero Sua- ten your comb or a reft brush
|-Episcopal Church at Paul Miller, Mrs. Edmund Meisch. every mother and patron of the
dny us tho guests of the latter's with it nnd drnw this through your
school
Is
requested
to
attend.
Mrs, It. B. Brown, Mrs. W. D. Gar
the Woman’s Club,
The following grnde mothers mother Mrs. M. Nelson.
hair, taking one small strand at
liuzuur and cafeteria diner, Mrs. Victor Robertsch, and
have been appointed nnd are nsked
n time; by morning tho gruy hair
the
Congregational Miss Edith Teague.
It. M. Barnes of the Lake Worth disappears, but what delights the
to notify the mothers of their re
[the Parish House,
spective class rooms and urge them Construction Company of Lake ladles with Wyeth’s Sage and Sul
tge A. De Cottes will
Worth arrived hero yesterday to phur Compound is that, besides
Mrs.
F.
E.
Roum
illatt
to
nttend nil meetings:
2:30 o’clock at her
work on the new stnte road beautifully darkening tho hair a f
Fifth
Grade—
Miss
Iris
Britt,
irk Avenue honoring Gives
Courtesy For tenche.r; Mrs. Henry Nickles, Mrs rush
from Maitland to Sanford.
ter n few applications, it ul»o pro
Hutchison, a recent
Mr. and Mrs. Lubinski It. R. Dens, Mrs. It. W. 1-awton,
duces that soft lustra and appearMr. and Mrs. T. A. Vincent spent nnca of abundance which Is so at
Mrs. E. J. Taylor.
the week end here us the guests tractive.
Flaming,
Miss
Grade,
Fifth
Entertaining
in
her
usual
gra
Saturday
o f the Intter's sister Mrs. Robert
Story Hour at the li- cioua manner, Mrs. F. E. Roumil- teacher; Mrs. W. W. C. Smith, J. Holly unroute to their home
E.
White.
Mrn.
U
lat
wns
hostess
Monduy
evening
o’clock.
Miss Appleby, nt Vero after spemlig several
Fifth Grade,
ttionnl Church Bazuar nt a Salmagundi party at her home
Mrs.
J.
Kt.
Cl nir White, months at points in Georgia and
teacher;
on
Palmetto
Avenue,
honoring
Mr.
irish House at So’clock.
South Carolina.
Mrs.
W.
$L
Colbert.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Lubinski,
whose
|sU|i|ier Will bo served
mar ridge was n recent interesting
I o'clock.
O f course you need a
Music Club will moot event at Miami.
Baskets
nnd
bowls
of
pink
nnd
flock at the studio of
mighty good frying fat
lie S. Munson on Myrtle white dwnrf chrysanthemums and
to make fruit fritters as
ferns wero arranged with pleasing
effect in the various rooms formed
dainty and crisp-crust
lovely setting for this affair.
>ting M eetin g n Games,
stunts, music and danc
ed and wholesome as
)p O rgan .Club ing caused tho hours .to, pass all
they can be. Lots of
too quickly arid at n late hour tho
M onday hostess wrved «n ice course car
good cooks have dis
rying out the colors of pink and
Iceptionally
interesting green. The gucstH of honor were
covered that Snowdrift
H"' Pipe Organ Club of presented a lov«Jy p|nk glass, fanis excellent for frying.
It Church was held Mun shaped flower vase ns memento of
i r "1at the home of Mrs. tho orcanlon.
FRUIT FRITTERS
f ,'n on Park Avenue.
Invited to meet Mr. nnd Mrs. Lur Cup Fleur
over the business see binski wero; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
J j Ttaipoon Salt
the club president, Mrs. Pezold, Mr. and Mrs. John Schiliter. At this time plans rnrd, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ma
*5 Cup Milk er Water
Ktcd for the Christmas honey, Mrs. June Roumillat, Mrs.
3 Eggs
he held Thursday and S. A. Berner, Miss Margaret Ber
Tabltipeen
Snowdrift
the store room next to ner, Miss Alice Creamer,
Mias
It- Routine business was Naomi Fellows, Henry RoddenborMi x together die dry iogrekd nut.
ry and Mr. Nesmith.
diems, beat lo the liquid
■next meeting o f the Pipe
gradually, and stir in the egg
W h a t would you like to hear— a bit of grand
^h, to be held Monday
Mrs, E. L. Isenhour nnd Miss
yolks,
beaten until lemonopera? A symphony? A thrilling band piece?
noun at the home of Mrs. Cora Isenhour; who have been
colored.
Add the Snowdrift
Piamn on Magnolia Aven- spending tho past few weeks here
A
toe-teasing
fox-trot?
Just
say
what—
and
and
then
the egg whites,
prtibera will be asked to as the guests of Mrs. S. E, Olllon
beaten stiff. Then dip in the
whenl The new Orthophonic Victrola, with its
the roll call giving left Friday afternoon for their
fndt, drain it for a moment,
f ri,e poet and quotation. home at Charlotte, N. C.
flawless reproduction, is waiting to play for you
<and drop each fritter into
” 8 the business session a
always. Waiting to play the things you like in
deep Snowdrift, hot enough
Mrs. L. H. Smith left Sunday
y was enjoyed, the boat*
to brown a bit o f bread in
r “ “ delectable
salad evening for Tampa and St .Peters
a way you have never heard before.
fth coffee.
burg where she will spend a week
a minute. W hen golden
New beauty and power. A realism never
-relatives,
the membars, "attending On ^he, guest
brown on one aide, torn to '
N were: M ri! Voile Wil,
brown the other.When done, v
before achieved. Uncanny reproduction of
■ A K on t.H d ^ U r , V t i , L'Mrl mid Mrs. Jordon Brantley
drain on crutqpled paper, '
LVotcc anct instrument. . . . Heaf the Ortho
•Nix, Mrs.
o f .Dayton* Beach, »p«Bt the day
dust
with powdered sugar, /
■hera Sunday as the guists of Mr.
**■ R- W. Lawton,
phonic Victrola play the new-Victor Record^,
•
and
serve
with or without
Mrs. Tony Pitchford. an4 Mrs, stevart Dutton at their
'•
nutmeg
or
lemon sauce. If
made
the
new
Victor
way!
Come
in
soon!
We
home
in
Franklin
Terrace.
E- Bolz, Mrs. R. A.
applet
are
need
they should
i Mrs. w . H. Tasley, Mrs.
Willtgladly play them for you, *
be
(h
u
d
end
pared,
then
Jhertsun, Mrs. C. P. Hene
lic
e
d
in
rings.
Paachee
R. F. Cooper, Mrs.
should be pared end Quar
AlUster, Mrs J. H.
tered; bananas should be
Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs.
pnr.Mrs. J. C . Michael,
' peeled; halved lengthwise,
Ostrich sidn
• Doolittle, Mrs. George
* ; aaid then quartered.
*
.M rs, Forrest GafeheW
The Latest Thing
V ft»
! '
Mitchell, Mrs. I. E. Estin Leather
Mlss Martha Fox.
■A •
>;••• '
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE!: \
Mrs. W. B. Kirby and two small
children of Miami arrived here
Sunday evening and will remain
until after the holidays as the
guests of her elster Mrs. Zeb Rat
liff.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Jssup and
small daughter of Fort I^iudcrdnle have arrived in Snnfonl to
make thin their home, nnd hnve
purchased a home tin Highland
Avenue.
Continuous from I p.
D. L. Thrasher, Gunge A. Speer [
and Robert A. Newman returned
home Saturday evening from a
week's hunting nt Fort Christmas.
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Is
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oilood gives men and women tho vi
tality— tho onergy — tho nlrongth
and tho activity to earn what they
i dosorvol
gone. I Nobody can do juitlco-tn them-
fy ] -v «A > m »t
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throat, backache, that causes so many fnllures In Mfo.
lumbago follows Thoro's no place at the top tor tho
a gentle rubbing w o a k lln g-th o men nnd women
. , „
t
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with St. Jacob*
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q
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moglc
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oba
OH is a «»<I vitality.
harmless liniment
‘2 ° ^ ®
whi^h
m.trtiv Nttur*
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inflammation o f sore throat and — y o u r o y o * w i l l
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and does not bum tho skin.
S r o - s t r o n i t h T n d P«wer will
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obs Oil nt any drug store, It has 1 All drug stores sell H. 8. 8. The
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j
Hlnscn lhanes'g
"TW»Tomptr«,
with
Antonin Moreno
and
(iretta Garl^
Grant land Rico >'
Sportlitthl " L.
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A csop’ h Fables
F IX T U R E S
Our line of fixtures is.
unmeutn!
and
serylcon
genuine saving* prices,
lay out largo sums w’
ns attractive nmt so
fixtures enn bo had at *
rnl prlci**? Bco our
fore buying.
r-
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321 S. Hanford A v«
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D istinctive C hristm as G ifts
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Appreciation Specials i
The w onderful response to our opening
gives us much pleasure and makes us feel as
though we had really accomplished some
th in g w orthw hile and in o ffe r in g Miss and
Lady
f . r
“Style Without Extravagance”
we feel we have. In appreciation of your
pleasing patronage we offer a new shipment
of Novelty Knitted Sport Suits at
■.in.
r:o
These natty* Sport -j i
pieces, a charming jacket and skirt, in all tlie ..
wanted colors and.in a large variety o f sizes. •
They are F a a p a ^ B latest creation and are
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THE YOWELL CO.
MISS ELEANOR
nouncen tho reopti
class in violin lesaot^.
January 3, 1027 at 61
French Avenue.
Mr. ntul Mrs. Russell Snow of
Quitmnn, Ga., and Oliver Flem
ing of Cocoa were the guests of
Judge nnd Mr*. W. Wallace Wright
Sunday nt dinner at the Hotel
Forrest Lake.
ill:
Leather Goods
TEACH YOUR F A M ltil
of » savings account, ’ j
mas Savings Club"
out with this Bank
appreciated gift for
Fir
Mrs. George Rice returned of the family.
homo Monday afternoon from Tan Bank.
gerine, where she spent the past
VIOLIN Cl
five days an the guest of friends.
■A—
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sperrlng
motored to Bunnell and Flagler
Bench Sunday where they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
McDaniel.
flli
Id On
TOO LATE TO C!
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McKay
motored to Winter Park Sunday
where they spent the afternoon
with their daughter Miss Florence
McKay, who is n student at Rol
lins College.
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rs Seymour Gilbert
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■JW CATTu E t o r e
FER W uH ?
I" EfcRLlfo,' 'Dec. 7.— (/P)—From
!>/ K it* Dtc. 7, _ y p )— j h er ertvn ^sohrceB (irnrmny has
# Miller, form erly of j punctually met her second nnnual
jjj-W
no'v of
jmyitieht in conformity with the
A kI v P u T
i4 T 5 S i
r; s ; ratl0? plan. Seymour
-Grtiin»nn, from whom j PapIter Gi,bert- Jr °Kent ‘•'eneral
. ;ii*«ru (n over two for reparation payments, In his an- I
! fear# that pome un- mini report snyn the execution of |
‘e’AfOnls preventing him ’ the Dawes plan proceeded normal- ,
ng to hpr,> a#‘ he had n l-, ly during The secdnd annuity year J
en frequently.
! , ,and that pnitmcntu from' Germany
At'^ho Is about 110yearn ' during the period from September
heard from in August,11, 11>25, to August 31, I1)2F>.
r, N «w Qrtcans.
He j Diatrlbutlon to the creditor powwan sailing that j era was carried out regularly and
Liverpool on the utenm-1 without difficulty, the shure of the
out. He had previouidy : United Sin tea amounted to 'Kl'.ydU,rJoyed oh the steamship I 000 gold marks.
^'Weatherford and in April, I The rojwrt nay* that during the
* £ " • Miller received Word second annuity year Gerpiany
■ pointing hou«o*operated in , calmly passed through a trying
leans that Grinmann had period o f readjustment which
to work on that ship.
1reached "proportions of a serious
tiller sayr. ahe has w ritten ! business crisis,
tters to her son, to the! The German budget, the report
I till City of Weatherford shows, continues sound ns to bnlLykca Brothers Steam-1once, though it is asserted the ne- |
pany, which operated tholeessity for internal borrowings is
ha# received no rep ly.1considered possilde. This is the '
Had been her sole mcanii I first reliable statement forthcomjppott and had been prompt 1ing regarding the German budget.
I#, letters and in rending her I
I'when
su
' ^ ' suddenly
contact with j R l l Z Z a r d T O O M U O h
wM JOBt.
l ’u t 'SET A T A •
T a b l e w it h a
! Pa c k o ’ V A K O o s l
'VE HAD AWuFF
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FROMTH* HEFT
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RUH4T HONEST S T F F V !
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NKW YORK, Dee. 7,— </l»* -The
JTAMPA, rln., Dec. 7. —(fl*)— An I blizzard that swept New York yes#r citing John Singling estates I terday was too much for Willie
appear in United States dis- j Ueinbold, world champion profesCOUrt Monday January 3, t«|su>iml walker, In his attempt Lo
to a suit for $1,000,000 set a new world's record for three
led Itcte today by John J. miles around Manhattan Island.
, trading as the John Mul- When hit; rivals failed to appear
anleation.
at scheduled time, he walked two
information ns to the im- and a half miles against the wind
o f the suit was given in tin and snow before collapsing with
^ I t was stated that the loll both feet and hands frozen. He
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g f retired wore track togs and thin walking
’ - o r , Tnnuary I! shoes.
r
T he
S iR T H P A M
C A K E .
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o i»it #y nt* Msvtcf. isc.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
An All ’Round Drum
SALNA710N ARM.y
W M ATSA/AArree,
POP? AIN'T 7WAT
LETTER 7b SANTa
d r u m ? does it
AAviF
To BE A SALVATION
A DAY
PfcOM
ALL RIGAT?
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By Knick
7 EG, POP-MO
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MJILL. D o’
VWELL, \fJMAT' 7 '/COl-l
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REASON PuR WANTING )
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Stay With it, Jimmy
ALOUAWS
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OF A 7AM.
601TH n e
E ^ P E R lE M C E /M C A h lS AblO UAetOU<3
CfAtMS, HE DECIDED HE COULD B E A
BIG MOeE A6 A TRAFRC OOp.
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holo evbr
IrtS ‘SAMI,I THINK TOO OOGHT
To KMOU A0OOT VT—Yoo'us Q£VM 6o)MG
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WHSTWERYou HIAU71 fTott WOT . \YUlWK.
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HARS> — \ KMOVaJ VtTt (S ANYWAY —-
f ALL WtGHt ! i'm TZLLVN6 YOO —
NA, JIMMY —
Yoo'RB ALL
BVtHY YiHE t'ot BtY W UP To
HIG ROOM LATELY. Yut VOOND T Wrong — VfiYE
W I AD.£ JOS'
‘IN 6 A1 IM6 Af YOOW Vg'tuHl .
OooO
AMO You 9 0 N't do THAT
WHIN t o o HATfe T>OMfcON£ —
TOO CAM BE VWEWDS
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LcaA— LOOK AT OS-----w£ ARtMT IN LOOX,ARE
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TH‘ BfcST STIVEMD
Got —
WtLV.VMCt You 'vjE con t^
ThY Hos VtTAL, T oo SLYer to vit
back vk o m
TAKING EvlEKY t h i n g
MOKY SYiRtOoSLY —
AND l WAS JOS’
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•0,U?AVI»JG HV9 COfAPE-UtORS f{J ACLOUDQF
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FACToRy AS A Sloe
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MOM’N POP
a m y , You've
'toettTrue
7.1?
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e ee w g e t t im q soch
L o w MARKS in YOUR ARITHMETIC
Y ou ’D b e t t e r s t a y in T o n ig h t
AND DO SOME STUDYING'
P oP W il l , m c l p y o o
Quite Likely
NOVJ.ThEN “ WHAT
SEEMS T o B6*
the tr o u o lg ?
By
T his is E a s y - s ’p o s i n ' Y o u
yjell, l ju st
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CAN'T ONDERSmNO
t h e s e problems
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SlK P i e c e s OH CANDY AND MCM
T o o k T w o A N D L T o o k 'n-lKCCW H AT W OULD Yo u HAVE?
T f
�bnford Dally Herald
IT AD. R A T E S
18— Business Set vice O ffered127— Good Things To Eat
HAD D OC K STEAM
J- U ,:His for FOR RENT -3 room bungalow on Full S A L E —Dm* of the most ii
oranges. Fancy oranges
Palmetto Avenun corner
m
tractive new homes and gnrag.
on L ,nn pci lio\. Phone .>nl .1 Celery Sparling Street. Two bed rooms,
in
■ity. Five, rooms and hath. One
bnt ad", W*H * » received
Avenue.
’' dining room, living room and kit
[ron* and collector sent
f t MINER ELM & H H IIIL A N D
chen, hath room, garage, Improve i s nt a breakfast room. To see i‘
J A M E S II. C O W A N - A l l kinds of fi|— Miurelhineous.
itely for payment.
Northwest corner,
facing south
merits.
$4.7
monthly.
Phone
71
'
i'
to
want
to
pun
hunt)
at
$tiMM
Hn and Sheet
Metal
Work. ___
..... 10c a line
ntul
east,
a
most
rlesirahle
lorntio i
for
appointment.
I'ldress "Attractive Homo,
Water and Hunt Tanks. A t Oak ! m - i , ^
L " .
.
,
for a Imme
We are authorised
^r< ............. Be a line
---------------d*l
office.
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele- ’ -- 11
11 1
extra fun*
flowering >ti„-k, title per dozen. I FOR R E N T — Five
Lf l ................7c a line
room house,
- -------------------- — — ------ to -ell nt $2,000 on any reasonable
phono 111.
terms.
I land painted dishes and reek*.
11 rile* on requeat.
furnished. Apply Hnrelift horn i Small |lllM,;;,i„ w on Palmetto AvePersnual
greeting
cauls,
engravud
C L A R E N C E S M IT H
juced rntes arc for
two utiles out west First St., or tll|,. ,,.m |lt, i)tlUg|lt for $4,000 on , CORNER M A G N O LIIA A N D
cfleit ;t i tinting pines.
Order I . O. Box lltk),
SPURI.ING
j
FOR HER
*lvc insertions,
General Contractor
\rr> easy terms. Located ill choice 1
"ow. oiir i- gifts.
Woman's Ex *
fords of average length
W)U West Eiist Street
SOxlIH), a desirable locution Mr
"
-------------------------- n-'i.ie.ittiitl district. #.”*011 cash wi
i ha ago Value/. Hotel.
jited a line.
at Hum' 441
HEEHEE-SHEEBE DOl
FOR R E N T a mom stucco bun- handle with the balance pnyuld»M Duplex Apartment house,
I Ivnjum charge of 30c for
turn Toys, Balia
galow located at the corner of , line rent. Deau-llerg Corporation, i ' :l
seition of town where pnm FOR HER - (lifts of distinction for
pertion.
the .houdoir. Union Pharmacy.
G-— Muvir-al In s tr u m e n ts .
Seminole Book Shop,
ci ty values are certain to increase
SANTORO O H IO C O M PAN Y
Palmetto
Avenue
ninl
Katie
Street
Hernld
lluibling.
Phone
7111.
jvertising Is restricted to
quickly, $.35(10 on teams of $.73
dvr Arcade.
"The Itexall Store"
I arge living room, dining room,1
------- -----------------------[classiflcutlon.
C A N D IE S ,
S1IEAF1’ Kit'S Emits
t ie make a specialty of our prompt I'OR S A L E - used \utr*cu. flood kitchen complete
with electric F o r SAI.E Pari; Avenue tlimga cash and $50 rrioiithlv
I error is made The Snntain Pen Set*, Toilet Sets, Per TO Y S of every descriptions,
filling of prescriptions and quick i eondition. flood
ml terms. This
T!
is J range and water heater, built In
Uald will be responsible
oW- Five rooms and hath with
fume and compacts that vvql
will delight the children** *“
a
hargain
E,
W.
litre
Herald.
delivery,
r one incorrect insertion, (
mv r i t .i : w i a i i : mar i nh s r
cabinets, two tied rooms, hath w it1’
phase liei
I,ntiey's Drug Store, Union Pharmacy.
e.l . , , Ml improvements. Double
Ioniser for subsequent j Drugs — Soda —- Hot Sandwiches
I be par mg ha- not be, u pu’
shower, large
fiont
and
ivir
Mm. h Itldg.
n!i. The office should be
Partly i'll m I.-h now n i m f i out of this I, t \ ,-|
I,
P"ii lies
Owner will rent for $'!"> Unl ice. large lot
li.t— K.itlin S e l s and S u p p lies
immediately in case of I II- l « PERKIN'S - - Haberdasher
nil ill t111\,
Will sell mi exception
)-,
i
lose
in
and
i
all
le'
nought
o'l
1 i an be bough! tor $ i"..*lH) on
ME
(IC R
N M iiliiA lK .N T OF
EUR HIM
hemlipiarlers fur C o l l e g i a t e F O i{ S\1 E Five lube Atwater alii easy trim s ji| a d u x ’ pr’a *' e. . let Ml-. See Mi. Slone at I be ai v i iol sou i hie teim- Piue #l!i.7o.
Chli'tmas
card*,
novelty
glaa d v e r t is e r s
i Clothes, llu First Street.
ware, lamps, linens, hnndkcri href-. FE A TH E R HOODS and
Kent Radio. Erne $7n nil \V, H I'1r till 111«-1 mtol'iiiation see. Mi 11' i dd ut t a c
*
fe r n Id
representative
Mil* bell at I be Herald o ffiie .
1'i’ ig^^ Seminole Book S!
FRENCH W E N EE EOT
■ilk Uililcrweai , pm ket book-, all I
aie
IN
raid.
hly familiar with rates,
I
itmTrr
Arcade.
I
be
paving
is
now
uinb
i
vav
ic
I'i
ill
SAI.F
I
’ll
ft
nt
-he'd
house,
other
distinctive
gifts
for
Mi-l-uly.
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i
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e
r
y
—
D
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e
s
s
m
a
k
i
n
g
classification will give
I Vlit ■I U t M T s E for rent between wub garage, on -haded lot in Oak I lent ol tins lot. A ,-mal. lion-” Mi Lady's, Slmppi’ , 111) Magnolia
Ipititv iiiformatioti. And
FOR S.\I E U*ed Radnda, model
N O V E L T Y SMOKING
Second and Third Streets,
mi Hi!!. 5i.lHMi.lil) on easy terms. Ap "ii Hus lot would net tire owner Avenue.
fish, they will assist you
S P E C I A L R E D U C T IO N S on all
-o. at a bargain. Answer H-M
good profits.
The lot
can
I"
. . . . .
higant’s Shaving Sot*!
Magnolia A\ >'■ Apply A. P. Con p'\ ni I I ! \Y. Highland St.
ling your wnnt ad, to
Millinery
this week.
See tun- care Herald.
nelly (k Sons.
bought for $LT«n. Terms can be T H IS C H R IST M A S (live Her a \Brushes, Leather Guod*
* more effective.
lino of novelties. The Quality
Smgr r Electric. ( «*h or terms. Flasks. Union Pharmacy.
'Hit SAI.E Bungalow, all mod- [arranged to suit purchaser.
JO ItT AN T N O T IC E
Shop,
fifi— Wauled— to Huy.
•
Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W. --------------------- ----i1 typ
* ro comeniemes, at
price of
Itisers should give their
-O ffic e s and D es k R o o m
Mclainiler F AST Y
PA JAMAS,
,>uu
Has double (Im age
and ' L A U R E L A VE N U E . ( 'I (ISF IN Nieludson, Manager,
postofficc address us
W
A
N
T
E
D
TO
l
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l
TA
Used
offic*
2!>— Florlals.
Jackets, Lounging Ro'
) their phono number if
"■It.'ll oil I’ark Avenue. Call 71 t i Between llltli and IDIi siieet A 'ca d ” .
i b a n -. Phone 7.71 W or Room OFFICE F u n JOINT— la Meiscli
please Him thiv ChrixtmNii^
Lire results. About one
I Bldg
Apply A P tJonnrVy A
I 'i patlnulars.
I a laige residential lot.'
Owner
7,
Won,|r
ni
l'-(iurnui
Bldg.
A
K.
ROSSITKR
Perkins (.'<’,
Jut of a thousand has a
Sons, Magnolia and ’2nd
(hve* ill I he north anil need- noli ENtilt W E D C M.l INtl C \RDS
Celery Avenue.
I'lninc IilIt W ~
and the others can't
Stationery
and
I'.uiiitain
Pens.
I ■HI SA I I
Elegant -I in on I'iv e 1"1 <nn be bought for le-s !lia'i
(>7— B o o m s W 'ilh H oa rd.
FOR T H E F A M I L Y
A I'lrii
Unite with you unless
Suggestion for Every
SO— A — U ra l K s t a l c D i r e c t o r y
Seuiitmle Book Simp. ^Ii l.andcr
room (niiie.i 11w Hood bay vvub 1'ioMOt dnv value.
dw your address.
Occasion
\
I
cade
•
I leal
lei in .
I ,o( ated
on
A N E W L IV IN G ROOM,
ROOMS, wrlh or without meals R. R El.DR I DO E Real Estate and
Iscontinuaiicc M C S T be
Floral Designs a Specialty
I ’ , Ino 11o A \i . Uiit< I 1 1. Box
will bring joy for all th* _
.Ill A N D
\ V EN U E I ' I
person at The Sanford
K ! IA IN \Tt HI E lee t lie Rcfrigcv
Reasoualdi' rate-*. I ieioln Hotel.
inve ■lini'ii!
\ able/ Hotel build I !. I ilv
Ihrumit the yrnr, RiUfltU
ni1’ loo I b I <l w ei'ii ( )a I. and
Lffire or by letter. Tele- i ( A EE .'l.Vi for tresit cut flower •
i
t
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>
n
1
he
I.leal
t
J
ifi
for
H
c
i.
mg.
lisientinunnccs are not
hill'* blob Ini g lot, in a -,ee K cl v i o.it m Platt t o. ,’Itl Mr Lull* ii ilure Co., It'.M E. I«t.
and plants.
Mrs. (Inin.
San h s — Hrionis W it h o u t Hoard
i till NEK ll< H ■■I , l lo J' III, a
of
Will I■110 and nt t r,n i \e ib r \ I cade
lord Heights,
11It It l| NS SMITH W IO IIT , INI...
inon . solo d” u o,
in mold lily. llollle
Mm' <0 h a i nl
h da in ■
GET YOUR C HRISTM AS
FOR RENT One Inrin.'.lied apart
I
Real
Estate
and
T"iiipt - Efficient
■fl'-tm. Pa i I No -on, Wilde.'. iie.nl id , w ill linv
!" '
and holiday decoration*
I lii . lot for '.III— \tiloiuotilles for Sale
INSI RANCK BROKERS
merit. !lu Maple Aie,
I’lmno
i rv i v
’" S T E W A R T THE F L O R IS T *
S7
s |pun.
II
Bldg Pb.”
Union Pharmacy, l i t E . F I «
2h7 W.
F lower.' for all iiei'asiona
S A N F U R i) HUICK Cl).
s2— Husiucss P r o p e r l y
M. L A N D E R A R C A D E
A L W A Y S FOR G I F T S ,
f u l ! .'- \ I C ii room
212 Magnolia Ave.
f m i:is|i<‘ I
F o il REN T one large
I in tti died
We
have
i”.
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a
I
lol
that
iii'i
Phone INI.
Scg
Pnrisirnne
Gift Shop,
Phone
:mt
,
’
VilOtuiU
le
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S,mfoid
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v
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of
fair
edioatmu
and
•■om
e
Iledroom. it IS i i.ik A ’
and K m in d .
be •■!.) . m 11 i ni., ,|s |o\v as t” i
del' Arvude,
\\ . f IF kai” 'J T and
'
, hiir-iiiess nhillly wild wants lo lb" ,1 terae . Reply
netillilv. Tliei.e |o*
As
i.ENCUl N
FORD — FUKDSON
FUR
K E N T I'liri'islied rooms, ineiease her im mne. Business e n -i 'ho.
ver diarp pencil enjir 1v 27— I ’ r o fc s s in n a l Her v ir e s
ale lo :ii il on paved 'direls and
Edward Higgins, Inc.
N oj
M E. I.iheral reward
i oil vI'.nientI v icatcil. Hot water 1t irelv Hew and wonderful.
hi good part- of the ed.v.
\\ e • '..inmen ml .M Palmetto. I'lmne 331
S M IT H BROS,
jj)
lunvassing. Carry il on a! you
i,
DR. .1. R. VMH.ER
i. ! ■; \' 'Ilk’ ll FI\M room Inm e ■'Iso have lol - that can lie (nob
Private familv. l!t)‘J Magnolia.
.led
—
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imme and $.'*,110 to $ 111,011 per day
:.11.1 gaiage, valuable, lot ( hap in on improved rejil estate.
( 'Iriroporlist
USED C AR E X C H A N G E
llmm* Furnisher* <
A c c e s s o r ie s
man Nt. if” '.,bill). Fa voluble termFOR
R E N T Nice muni
with Send name and address and vv
CORNER P A R K A N D SECOND
Dl A N Ml Rtl t 'ORpOR ATB IN
( 1'oot Specialist )
double bed, for two gent lemon, will call on you. Edison, Box I M - Wheeler .loaei, Valde/, Hotel
(J. W. W A M I L K Y , .Manager
Buy Iv'ow
Pay La
lit raid Huildui'.;
Lloyds Shoe Store.
YES!
Tubes 7
Yes!
Reusonnhle rates.
1112 Myrtle it are Herald.
Phone
71.'!
Phone MI'J for appointmenl.
Cheapest in Sanford!
CHRYSLER
Avenue.
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Lut:> Tire Cm 20l’>1 We t
S.'l— Fftrnis and L a n d fo r Salt
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Sanford Ave. it loth St Phone 0‘J- MEN'S, LA D IE S' AND C L.
F I ' C E M ! P E R M A N E N T W AVES. TW O
I killin'- InF U R N IS H E D
ft.
I >*VV111g Viol tins I I• M II I')' i' I I y
roll's bedroom slipper*, I M
f
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l
Po'illiv
and
t'drus,
Do/en
no kinks, one price, personal at
light housekeeping.
7 la
<ink M ilt SA 1 E Htup'O ind rule a. i,
j u-.g ; si, i.ggans
Ri alt y
it'
$3.00 ii pair, l.luyd’d Shoe
'
1
,ii
mg
orange
tree
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Beautifn'
SEMINOEE
HUDSON*ESSEX
i
'outrun. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. A venue
I'l i.I,. ,.!.'
Mu "liic I'k'liipb lloim.sdi'
108 E. 1st.
ol laid
1so tiled ima i
Ink,
liniek Sale, ? I .,_i*ll>,tH«
INC.
h c e SI a Hons — He- PI,mre ! I:* .1
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range
trees
on
aloe,
.idlminng
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Bradford,
No,
Mrt
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rooms .sylvan lake devebi]iim'iit i■•1j '-111
Phone
1
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QUICK MESSENGER S E R I
F IV E RUUM bangiilow, close ii. I I list Nat. Hank.
S I. M X
(2nd flour) with porches, nicely ing Paola
To deliver your package or <
Price $1,01111210. Can h"
good reN..k'tlli[ll seetuill, culiveo
Si.hi. TR IM CO.
Attorney and Counsellor at U<v
fmmsbed, mnni'ctmg with hath ] iin hasell for $100.00 tb'posjl and|ieiil to -.ehools, a real buy at $fi'2"i0.
HUPS— MARiMONt,
Cull Postal Telegraph O il"
211) East liiist Street.
|the car, not the owiuu."
i 8'd— W a n t e d — R e a l M s ia le
. . isgnfurd Automuhil* Ft*.---rooms.
Instantaneous hot watei ^ dunce monthly same as rent. Itig i Easy terms.
... :______________ ; , g.
2uG Magr'gifla Av**.
Phone 137 YOUR SUITS aro mad*
8'7 for estimates.
|
11 iek up. Address H S Mitchell,
FIVE ROOM bungalow, hard
'( I R C U U N E P E R M A N E N T Wav
RA D F O RD
cry I lung ni first class cmiditmn. v>Eleetwimd, agent, Route A.
ford to measure. W * CM
wood floors, a number of hud!
RI.A1. F.S1AII. W A N I El*
ing ( iiiarnateeil not to burn.
NASH
N ne neighbor).... I
Ah*, nice 1w . ; ;llllf„ ltl, Florida,
or apply
n m feiitures,
excellent lomtion ^ dl buy or trade for your eaputy lanids the world
in mu
motor car value. , complete lino of woolen I
Id in
ewt s e r v i c e s o f f e r e d '
n ‘' ,'ril t' " v, r M" bU'y ' room fumislie.l aparlment.
Mod
Km,uU< orfi,.,. .,t Paid,.] Flo siIHoii no. Exceptionally easy teruiK. | 1,1 ony lots in any subdivision in
TORS COdim*. Quality, Service and I
SMITH MOTORS
Di ug s(orp„
elate price. I l l Iv Hth S t , near ,, |(ja
nntiied.
FOUR ROOM house, brand new, j •s ‘ *ll,h FToiula. In answering th)« ' —
^pert flail' Barbers in tin
i Also, 1 one acre plats with nr- just uiilside southern city limits, ] nth orllM'lm' " 1 “ ‘H ,u' ‘ t,,,w much I
DODGE
WOLF THE TAILC
.SECOND H A N D se.wing machines Magnolia Ave.
you have paid, the buliwico due,, Pleasure ear* and Grahim Trucks a i l Sanford Avenue.
Children's Depart
“
7TV
77"
niige
trees
on
same,
no
home
on
eaAtern
expuaure.
$,'12riO
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.
Easy
,
regonditioned and
guaranteed.
Phone 3 --------------------------W h e r e t o r.at
Unit will build you home and sell terms.
ment.
I the lol numbers, and the location L lm wmJ 13th St.
$.7.00 iiud up. Phone 201 1. 11. 110 I 1'
of property, also give your pres
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on
same
terms.
COl.CEOUflH
R
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A
L
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CO.
I
IS B AR B E R SHOP
' East :!rd St.
TOO L A T K TO CL VSSIFY
j here. A complete lln#
EAT
AT Sanitary
Cafe. Good
Tel. 7:t'2
H I First Nat. Bank cut and Imme address. Write Box'
Magnolia Ave.
HW 11 l ai' * Sanford Herald.
-------------------------------- --- ------------ jewelry, laille* and U
* things to cat at all times. 111.'* 12 ACRE C ELERY
FARM,
all
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
! W ATCH M A KING,
ENGU A VING
A B E A U T I F U L lot one mile west wearing apparel. Give y
W. 1st St.
- leared and tiled, m a high slate R E A L ESTATE
IN S U R A N C E
|DRUG STOKE - I’ fc-juml jewelry lepuiring. Don Smith,
' o f Orlando. Owner wants to g o ’ --------a wrinl watch. Yout
!UI—
\iilnmobilf*
for
Sale
of cultivation, situated only a *lmi‘
U,-Dfugs, Soda. Wo nr*.' 2U2 E. 1st St.
north. Mrs. M, Register, General; is good, W. O. Russell Sup^i
distant i> from
loading station.
71— A p u r lm e n lH a n d Flutn
1315 E. 2nd St.
las your phone.
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beautiful
FOR
SA
LE
YOU
C
AN
HUY
this
Ford
Runabout,
102.*,
Delivery, Snnford.
'■<10(10 00 pku acre. Term*.
Call loa
E LG IN , W A L T H A M . Hamiltun, Il
Spanish
bungalow
and
garage
in
model,
Bosch
Ignition,
two
extra
LO W E R FLUOR apartment vvitn Ho ACRES black Iniiiinmi k i i lery
linois Watches. Diamonds and
Sanford Grove at a most attractive tire*. $ltitl. I'aik Apurtinents, No,
sink, wood heater, completely I ml, 12 acres cleared, loading *la|Stovc & Furniture Co. * wedding rings. P. F.. Aheam, -H
price. A teal bargain for j on il 111, corner I'aik and Uenlral.
!mn
adjoins,
a
real
buy
.il
$
17b
nil
| furnished.
■'!(• I W Fifth St.
sold ibis month W> wi.-h to litiild ‘
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11 J r*3
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per h im * on very lils'ial lerm*.
F' First Street
Fi1mure
homes.
Sanford
Grove,
Inc..
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'T W O ROOMS,
Kit* i.i'iiette and
iran.- a full lino.
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Nat. Bank Bldg.
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hath,
all nu lively
I'mn: lad.
are light.
Cash or
and t" keep good health. (YbiroNANFORD. FEUKIDA
---------Young, owner. 201)
vvi:iit v m r buxines*.
|niodei.'Pe lent
Dmti.huBmi'VSuidler
1 T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla., Dee. 7 .xnirt for th» writ of pi
prtti if ail in j t incnls will Ihelj^ you
REAE ESTATE
INSURANCE 85— L o t s fo r Sale
N. Park A .*.
_____
rtiimiiercinl \venue
J i/V)-—A ftvr heinjf iitevcnttMl, liy j J**® ^uinl
up the fact
iiMam that goal. 1 Imiie 1X2Baker, being an alien, cotl
Cofe ,te to., genetu!
p|j,>i nt nii-ut. Dr. W. E. Mae Dunthe death of the complainant, from
iTe .NT
Comfortahle garag * FUR SAI.E Two five m re (rio t* OAK H I L L b.t., $7.'id
he ndnt'Urd. end urged ( U r
work, Milk-walks, build
1M_ N-ul> Hank Bldg.
Bov K I . V TO happiness, Stndehaker settling tlie question of whether to ink** cognizance of tho f l
adjoining (’id'll other al Garda
rap'd and v ei v desirable,
il
l
im
nt
suit
able
for
rnupb',
Ii irrigation boxes. J, K. j ____ __ _
____
\ for i liristm is San Juan Garage
Park near Markham; 'In* soil i- 122 i aie Hei aid
,Magu>>li.' Ave.
the State Bouid of Law Examiner, tlic edge . of the elreuil cptj
( o
r' 1'"I’■ 10— Money to Loan
ef tin- veiv best for vegetable;
oy
may he forced by litigation to ad mu have jurisdiction
furnished and e'tui"
Not cleni mb Saw null | A PAR TM E N T I IDEM. BITE
IK NT
the heart],’ '
JEVVET'T A N D PAGE
nut a person for examination for m” ti;b e t*'if
CO, 'L O A N S
Muncy available at 7 per :i[iartim at. Apply Herald Office i- now "pin n in g bt'i'i'- Will b e (V ('! C A N IN G
RIVE'S G Ml AGE
cent, tjhec in property. A. P.
the Floiida bar. the state siipreme I'l.v* -'* --I' icsidence «re i* .
l#iii:,g,
Rcjinii'ing and
Ml \ I III)
Mild only I" puiibasei vvlio will j
.Sanford Dealer
i
’onni'll'/
ASons.
iimri seems now in a fair way to ent sc : oils of the sUUUL;|
IPhone hi.* for
prompt
I’rii e llu-. been j
.’1)8 VV. 1st st,
Phono HI
(T H R E E ROOMS nb el> nmi'shei! develop sllllie.
also pointed out that th®!
deride
the matter.
M AGN'OI.I \ AVENUE
, . examinutionr. are required *
WANTED
To borrow money 1 Privalk' bath. Car spuce. Pn- plaied at $200 per acre and woith
I he eourt. some time ago, had
,w M ) ,
u<()n t.l(Unty „
MOD. Owae.i's hiiim* and grove
Phone LH*.
first moMgage seiurity. J. M , jvate entranee.
$. 31MI
the case of a lampu man who oh |orfil.iat n. ^ vnvts )tf lh„
adjoining siiinu together
wilii|
E'EN BERRY PRIN T |
lk .lu|(1.
DODGE niEdlGGKS
mined a writ of alternative man. i|( Lt.„n
(luUi<lo o f
beaulil'ul Imme sites and acreages i
1'luting, I.ngrav mg, i _
_
7 5 — Husnu'ss IMatcs f o r K e n t
-bionis for the hoard to show cause j , j llriH,Ucti**n.
whii'li will In' built on at early >
afid on i . v I* inis
See IM fiist.
We dl* 17 — Doffs, C ats, T e la .
Dealers
vvbv be was not admitted Mr e x -; ^
Mr. Baker,
date,
Will I'innnre you.
Term I
HT W
R. It Avi-mieFOR RENT, Two furnished apart
SEEL GOOD USED CARS
as low as $1110 ih po-il and l"*>u
Box 12 !, mr.' lb m id
»i St i eel.
r
!V’
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T
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1'1
'"
W'"
’t
to
the.
supreme
court for
FOR QUICK S A LE A good vval- 'i
ment ■ private Imme, close in.
.b- higher tribunal on a writ of ( mnnJwnu, to m ,ulr® t h * j
time tiiilainc
Will build home for | . . - —
dug.
1112 Myrtle Avenue.
.711!) East I In nl St.
I!l2i'
Dodge
Special
Touring
I grobiliitioti, restraining the cour lo UfJmlt him to ^
you if desire). Apply II. S. Mil - ' ELM
AVENUE
- .... ..
$2.0110.,
I!'23 Ford Touring
COWAN' CO., Auto
, U- ..vv from hearing tho care, and i Mttin u ^batantlally
k
'i’i'll.
Real
Erlalc
Office,
Sylvan
,
Owner
ncc'li
money
end
will
j
’ niui sheet metal work* W A N T E D TO K N ( A v wlm own* A T T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for
11)27 I lodge Speelal Sedan
, taking llu* matter direct to tho »*)• |grounds
- as
* tho**
I,ake, Flu.,
VV. E. Fleetwood, 'sacrifiee desirable corner lot St
in
in
Snnford?
stores
or
offices
at
Park
Ave.
102.7 l ord Rmmhout
sriuunenlal sheet metal ! J*it hull stud dog
|
preine
court
for
adjudication.
Then
Agent,
or
drop
card
Route
A,
Sunmuch
less
Ilian
prmeut
day
vultie.
case. The court d*nl«
Pinccastle, mid C ooiiucTMhI Street.' W. M.
11)2.7 Graham Truck
L 7H;-\V. 207 French Atldraas J. J. Null*
the iitiiiplninant died,and tho pro- tion.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op ford. Elu., and will call and get A small cash payment gives pus- j 11)21 Ovci laud 4 Touring
i!’S
Flu.
I cecdliigs worn dismissed,
session of the property. Address .
you by appointment.
posite Court House.
t #sh in Advance
__Cloanimr
ur,.*Ki«
SI— Houses for Sale
77— H o u s e s f o r R e n t .
i ^,0 T I( K S,'‘‘
i= S,
e Palmetto
n..i —
10,1
Avenue.
340* J.
Court To Decide Whether Law Body
Incss Service Offered
57— G ood T h i n g s l o Eat
---------— I Box 7!) care The Herald.
77— I I iuisoh F o r K e n t .
S I— Houses For Sale.
________________
___
THREE ATTRACTIVE STUCCO FOR SALE— Five room Imusc fur. special
orders
for lM*rt,lw'
tSrti C A M E R A S
| Bungalows.
Just
completed.
nished or unfurni.'died. 1205E!m
Itouth's Delicatessen. D'2I W. 1st
lN’ !> -SUPPLIES
■Special built in features. Phono 13. • Ave.
,
1^t VV, N. I.umley, Prop. St.
JMlN'OEE IMMNTERY
j PASTRIES, PIES, Kalads. V\c take
Th
ere
/
i
Elm Ave. and 13th
PH O N E J
AIS*.
wvpe
Jtuj^u<5of moorsIWeve aeeki
Hioiwo
•6M PROM..
Htroot.
By Crane
QUICK!
VJ^LL, SONIA. \ / 5H-H-M/ W£i?G COA^s\
t f o ONO TH£M \ THfxf SNOOPN BA3N
vd
'CORNER LOT
Orange and Elm
| — 60x1 ■If* for $11311.00, “ "<• " "
VV. V.
easy yearly pavments,
Whecde.r, Inf-, Phone 531.
\W .
\ ' ViV
'H1NGTON TUBBS 11
PiND '£W iF i X>UG ARQUNDj
uOAiG CMOUOM.
I
M ILLER (>. PH ILIPS. Irv,
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- nnt’ he permanently reatralneil.
j Accurdlng to tho board** records, vjr
i Mr. linker w e * bom In Canada of welterwe
see?
-L.;*
The Intuit case is that nf Karol I
N. Maker, a re-ldent of Tumpn. Fight Promoters,
1Mr. Baker fill'd before
Circuit
A fter Billy
Judge L. L. Parks a nmndumus
1suit whicli sought to have tho
N E W YORK , Doe
! hoard ordered to admit him for
' examination, after hi* application Wa Unco's knooiniu
{ had lieen rejected on the ground retired frathorwclyht'
I that Im waa not u cltlaen o f the has set eastern proi
TL *
' United States. The supreme court trail. Tex Kick*
itijsK- then issued a writ of prohibition, the fifhter'to
; restraining Judge Parks from lak|ing any further action, and Dec.
121 ur tho datu on which h* \f
[should show cauM why he should
{jvarents who were Brltiab'
1«nd bar nr—
j'ciUsvn of
statute ere.»ting the boat
cd that every petreon
precticc iaw rw rt be
take on oath W ore a el
judge that Be'- .wilt _«u|
constitution *t th" ”
raw ml
N « f Ya
Walker
It court ebh-t
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BLAMEFOROIL
Nat ions
Greatly Distnibed
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Bank Deposits Are Estimate • Rty
Over Five Millions :• IMn ci l rl ieoans eD oOl f
('nmldnisl deposits of the
three Snnlnril hank* on Dec. t
tuiali'il $ri,IOIMI«4.8t>, according
t<> liifuft-n rtunpilcd from indl\ iil'ial institution*. Thin mini
•tin-1 ant iiit-luili*. tin* thousand*
• f dollars in luitiil money that
was on deposit at thin time
l ist \i*nr and in said to It* a
inarkalili* showing for u city of
tliiM siw*.
Heads nf thi* threo bank*
liavi* expressed
sntiHfnctio't
nit It tin- figure* ntul believe
they an* more truly rvprviwntativo of the business situation
t him was the, showing of 1025.
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Executive Frol
On Tax______
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Party Leaders Ai
On Lasting
About |335»C
\V A • III M . I'i IN. |I.V . i t*i
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V II* h "f l Hi* is poll-11ii I>1y for lllo
.oil li'iiMo ■ |io|i. v nf Ip.!:! w:i -.
lioiiMrreil ui cooi l lint'i* indav hi
Ill '
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isi \ fo r t l i r p a s t six
( S. D enlii, I lien se, i el ary of lie*
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W A S H IN G T O N ,
navy.
?nii« r o f t h e S jui( A F ) — T h e new i
jn m iissio n . w a s re - i
j <’ ilfcil h\ tin* iillnrncys di'feinl
C o n g re ss p a s s e d oU t:
• K • . .(lull • I* 1!» • til
uiyr
forini*iInterior
S
ecretary
A?jiiic e in T u e s d a y ’s
f. .1 -ll* lift Iiv
“ h o u se w a r m in g ” P «
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| hort It. Fall ami Kilivard I... la*
(eleelion b y a iru 1 .1". 1ll. V. Till M
d a y a n d h e g n n to f a
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178 v o te s o v e r liis
i. I : iieny, tin* ml m aenute, on a inn * —
! g rim fisc a l r e a litie s
.piiacy rhai e.i* in ei*lifn*el 11111 w ith ’
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Volie W illia m * . lo- j
, l*"lo*li\‘ . ii. 11iiis11ii>,i ,.|* t|it. |.;;k
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Join'll* d e a le r. M r. ■
j .it-rioui* a tt e n ti o n .
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lilill. lea .c, the form er n a ia l MeiTe
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ill fiT I v o le s to MU*
S. i >. i t.
t a i l mi' i I In* hiitiM'lf laid i|iiti;i*sli'il
i Fall that (he naval ml reveries
1*. W illia m s.. A to - ' 111>
. i W U L i l r e n u jr infir
expendi^**^
||(,t*i V1-1 (*;is l, selfit*,r yen.
tiiin sfei i-eil from tile navy t*»| I j I I i I a j l i v f f f
• i r *%
vV11f.
1 *!i.. pa.-t i \* .i years, «•*•-.
inteiior departm ent to permi'
lepa ii* prelelil illiillllllg liy pi i
■a iii a 1
, i: vht innil •it*, wen* < ii.i
year, and the House, whera a t
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1*i .*-ii-i- nf i t*<| j i
la te Wells adiiiiniiiir.
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jpriatlon measures must o tlj
Id., •..•ter:.
Fall muial lie ivould help its lull* Ii
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once. began consideration t
I i.f I 'ir eh cl ii r, • a ini'
. 01.1,1 (a th at end. the wit I-«cn! M a n a g e r S n y a T r o u b le firmt money bill o f tb« m *ny j
1111 mi.! 1 ini 'M*sl .ii'
ten
Is N o w E lim in a te d T o A ll aro to come.
litn al r:'i i s in >'• \< r.*ii
iron, lied the subject to I’reshlen* , V is ib le
K n o w le d g e , T h a t : The budget represent *r '1“
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i liiirdm u, wim isMied thn trmisfe**, P o w e r W ill He C o n tin u o u s crease of more than
JnAI
I n ii'il i O l fiv e r s *... I W o rd M ea ii.a Is l>|H*iU*d T o
c* Hj
ji.ic, in S niif.'l'l, \va
Ilf order. Fall helped d raft it and
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over tho cu rem t year.
Ilc;r. il\
l r*»tu < harlrf-D *;. '|\» C le a r
llitle rl.v
lle h a tfd
lit*fore I H anling signed it in June, 1U2I,
through tin* intensive
Completion
of
the
fusing
uf
tho
result of m ounting
•• * i . » • . it h
frii'il mi li.v worker.**.
I |i I tle n lilv <*' V tiu ’. h W h o
I’o v -a g e : C o r p o r a tio n T a x "hili* Denhy was nut of the city C ountry Club power line*, to- t ° p veterans and rot
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unlidaU-*.
Appro::/W ould lie ( 'u l l!' { P e r r e a t 1;s>
F viitl Witt* I * •
c i* C hum
.." m,c.offi‘'l'
, # rH (*f, *lte
, navy
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. approved
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g eth er with a hook up to high Pending postal servii-., ,
I L(i‘l,'D l n *.
jnri* Votes veil* rll/t
I the trtinsfer and ihe I’leu ilcn t was | t,.n5)0U im«* from othi^r power | In an aecompanjring l
|n than v >rt* m a n ic .' Vf:rt>. t>‘ M e »■*. .... ) ) \ ;)t*(>M< !
I'i: A l1
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\\ \S U IN (;T n \ . I le:'. S if'I j.*ic.|tinlnl.*d with Hus la .t before ,,|n„ tK jn t |le 5tato, is oxpected to sent to the capitol bjf
i c..:l i(i*i i*fi*a! «•! ilm
tenoral electinn fur
II III •,il •• f.l,. I
i! 111*1111" i atie lax reduction
iSyiupa* h ’t l ) f I i*:i'iino M m '!!1' , 1,1
elim inate all future power troub- Mr. Coolldge d ltaj
“f t . , " w heb in larjfe
mu) also al
Lt:-‘
• I I’iI’Ii 111.Ill t )ltin* lorm
II. i ailing tor a $:i.Tn.HOIU><HI i The
form or
er rneri
t uercliiry said tho , |,> in this city, according to • m snent t u reduction
O f S 'n s jt|.|* W in. . a iv ttd t.i i
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Iting nil the ln*!l(l is• . * lain Oliioii,
ii .0 ;■ • pre* *nt session of Con i first .suggestion of' u storage p ro -! Htnlement made to n r«prea»nta- to C o ngrtts to Ui*cid«
O f (.’o tiu lr y {pn*i I lf iilli chi*, h.
I I -ll elllea’. l
. i.a- lot roillleeil in the u-.i iii I'earl Jlm hor, Hawaii, also tive of The Hornlil by Clyde Byrd, 1883.000,000
T reasu ry
Iiitmmmeeil early this
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• today t>i Kept e-entat iie oi'tgiaaled in Ih, navy departm ent, I m anager nf the Sanford offiee of , should bo returned to tb« _
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.•nor "i Ti \.is. i In inuionly mid Ih ilt, i'u,v;, offic-rs
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vnnltl not he a eaiulifirs: th.* Florida Power ami Light Comtaxpayers in rebates o r 'I
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pet ion. A. the in-dr-t’ hoiurli of the plan i„ convert pany.
I plied to tho national debt,
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fricmlu hie was ;i *r- i inipi ndiinr .'i.i.h t vi i . I'i .c n .,. a d .i \ • 'I •
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ttl • rud. oil into fuel oil fm* i Tlio Country Club line was not i Almost sim ultaneously th e D^p
. lie**, o.i... .!
k*.:*n «eek the office, re!:;*
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.ige under a president ial p r o - 1form erly fused with th a lines of acrotlo leaders of Senate
II a. h,,i, i
l> i ** entitled to the oi . ,.a -tiit- r . V. :n
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. t.l - ll Inn i || Hhli ll prnlnl* ■ , h'limUun ,wbii,h would not ie,|uiro Sanford and slight disturbances of House announced a
.*4 Ihroo yeaiM in oi III i. • . to Ills lli’ifc* itl. t note., 1I • 1. 11t''l iI
ill ul . I'lli.l*
to pro,lit* • an .iliumluiiie of all' ll
tlm w eather, and interference of n l ^ t on u 5331^000,C
m im e Hum rt.: rervii'i't i**..i I
i mi
he is piv.it.
meat d*. ii,|; 11.,- current :u-.iN*oti K‘‘*six, Tim . IVarl
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•>. ••• i* • • •••on aei .. '.eciei. i e
. . H arbor subso
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o th er putelde agencies, frequently ,U ;
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ii i*or>*yi|rLSR
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I caused troublo throughout the eity, 1-’^
1 .1 fi r i la- i .• ~ 1 il;' I •ndfcrtli \\ si definitely drawn qwently w ent to Dnheny.
*;■ ^ jfmn.i*(.'<f>'!t.*ri'li;. Italy tutdertnli
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defotis:* i*f t lie /' d in ui |
v. ill In i",i d |n lot I 'll* I • W . I II d.' .i losiire of Uu d.-Tlnseil yortefiTny' h t^ T he Scu.dot died >eslerdaV n f t i r
Denhy approved the conversion Mr, Byrd stated.
On s«vnr»l l*ag» a t
of l ': e I miM-riiti«- plie for proposal, lie .said, a fte r the plan occasions, trouble haa boon caused sag e w as presented for
a if need he.
ycslecilay Afternoon, » four monlh'd lull tie i»,j;• m*.■ pm,-- 1
tfi •
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In
i i i in.incut
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y of Im lloting whi. h tillie tfiin 4*t tin* end of wbieh h i - j
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m .imMI.ooo i due- hnd lwi-n held to he legal l*y th" the local offlco through the neg- ' d lttk a la the Senata and 1
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until l.tli* aftei'inm ’i. III erled •• ( . i l l '1111s Oil!..' le, t !:t i
advocate general's office.
liguncy of persona who cut trsee I t Was read in the House, t
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Democratic ' nlei •
-------'a n d allow them to fall across the Sedate p u t It over until U
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siii'ii a i I.iiim
i'. m I'rcsidei,' ( '..id i * 1
Ti* • a: t. Previrtiis I ■'
i mi,
o;,i.. .in,l House, *e hi’l
WASMIN'tiTON, Dec. H. —(/V)—
w ithout to k in g ^ h e trouble and adjourned a fte r a
. t i l l ii pm i 1in ' her a
|icn|»!t* h.nl nun I:, i! id;!*-, win* was “ glnil lo i.ill linn I in*
•»" ' *•*»*•«••» '•• Itepiiblicm. oplu The leimr of John Mcf 'ormitck *o n o tl'y the company.
|seesloo odt of respect
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my Irieinl. ’ anil .-inres of I*.r nu
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pe.ific pronounce bus been added to t|„. ilu.rus of
A mossago to The Herald from McKinley of Illinois, wl»o,tfi
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a t I luin/.Zo. 8aa j
anil pnlile.d a siiciales l.-*\e ;tr- | lta li
i " ot by I4. 'dent Coolidgt in h . ; wilim.-a.iM «•■si-mhh-d in tho oil Ceorgo H ilty, official of tho pow- yesterday.
liis friends for I heir l ived al tie- Dome laiv n sii*ai ir* |ci<»-..
d
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Mitl in
".ii. il im ■I *< again; t
permanent 'conspiracy trh d
for tdefense of <»r com pany n t Miami stated th a t
I The House turned from 1
ke polls anil tin ir • . uni here iimi al liis < h;iiu.*a*i:n j ,*.* u.i
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li,x l'Aw 1,1 pi't,M’Ut. All>e.rt l». Fall mid
Kdward 1,. the high voltage lines between St. sago to consideration of
gill, in liis ailminir.i ra hi tile. IJeiai.leS IV-xtl the |i||.e llll In
Mtbmmh it,- general bji-ctive, Dolietiy
Angustino and Cocoa by way of nunl ap p ro p ri^ lo o bill
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,Mi. Chain* said: "i lie l*"p*i ilit-ll.ie ol
lliilll IlilU
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Ini'll t.. . h i , tor Millie ilitie, ill ; While the proceedings wan hnlt- |,,,,utka and Sunford oro now. funds■ fo r the Postoffle* i
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1ii.pport of flu i it
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•elf 111 I* fl.-I II.mi fr ail I.: I lll'l
bnl am* I v/jll i ry and
mi -ilig h.. i i i* I i. I lu il. "I Hi- *•-M hir i- not in i'll ili>; i d yesterday bem use ,.f Doheiiy’s ‘ "«H|»lcdfd and interconnected in ' u 'v departm ents. A | It
t ion.
[ fciili liy i-iirh m i , . e
lie also stated th a t | committee this bill WU t
na ,u : i nt
*i* ' i main • - • lo • i pen »-ig .iriiiiigel ■ nts '' ' ' l illnc .s, tbc oil m agnate's counsel onc ‘‘y*D'in.
i'.n • will lie It1
in
il.. lidrodi.i l ini* ui i be i I ui «< to
lll*a*.*.li*i| to fli v'e t tie a I i nlay aU 'iiim ai hollowed liy
' r a I|iiill lea '. il - * In .At
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l< t it be known that one of tlm t,,L'
throughout tho lower
""0 f)00 under the to tal
j ' <:•: .i •' . . .-. " I l !
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m il'"
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it* in
uni provision
proviHion- call
call foe
foe fr«>r|U(*iit shift*, m tin* tie-up
of l,*, t «>f Hu* puninsitlo were con- two dopartm enta as carrie
I am ';lnd th.il • In* pul.la- ser\,.*e .it ibt1 Fir 1 I’i
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I ’ A .t, . ..... ,1- eg SI. 'li*lu Imrd feelin;:s. ii n a n I l:un h al Cham p.ie it.
witnesses had placed the noted
necloil “ ad thut all futuro troublo budget.
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Illn* i T.ivpmgn ii y on
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" ‘“ j"*4 proportions wns olimin-1
Wood. II il-. • i wiled ft n f ' ti**W • • nl and . -:n it I nf I lie ii'iloninbib* •ioget a uppearuin e first on th eir
Til*' ill.-*:h i.i the Sen i*"!, nil
lilnl Id* election me*h
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I.IM.S. ; i,<• b i edi" ( mil • i i d repe.’d
F in a l R e h e a rs a l
and •air nriiu.i r
I oidy u ill'll t I e| we* i, a ha 1 ' i • ! ’4 ll! .
i H iit**»i i j trial. He was Ktimmoi.ed us a 1 The new Sanford plant is now in 1
mu s l \ , •ad “ Will* me t*‘. u and. -iiiiu-'eiti I. i-loli dues
pi",lu,i
f"i ihe spirit* I'** has ai.;,i ii: la i .Mav. when In- w.i • ile
ch aracter witness.
| tost operation anti hus been sup- .
M in s tre ls T o
I a in* auitely
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I .gen*
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ol r e v '-i" riile.i iiie
n; itcd mi
I. Although the delay caused by plying tiu> new nyatem w ith serv
l\ Ill'll 11- ui I lie Smil h < .iriilm.i follows:
feated fur i tioii’.mnlt'U! *" in l ' l » 'lit ! I • nl- it,*1' iiliiaina* w il ii
-'.it* merit
i hi r F'uiutc l.v C.d. F inal.
D.ilteny’a forced retirem ent from ice for a period of several day*. I Drees i e h e w g l d h lh g
Ih*
.'an.iii. <> i '/(•.•Im >|i . ai.ia amt K o . i i . i i i u i . hut I ity >nji| tii.it the i.ei*d< r
KedtJi lion o f the Cot pi ration tn r ,
i* e:iltniil:*le, l Dwight, win* wiis Mih
has always luuhid to Ftiiuee lor nioxii!* . was under -airyaillunii * 2 .‘10.0 t)>i.lUIII; I'-penl o f the ulllo- the court room interrupted the Melbourne ami othor coast cltie* j Legion anm ud m lnetrel :
ul “ ll was a fair
huvo boon supplied with current be held ^onjght M Um .
i Iccted. Tin d> f. ill ill I In
. opporl ;■ lliv only nation with and lliai d* t«*'diyes ah n oe a -a*i i. mobile ta x , $7 f,.000 .0 . -ft; repeal o f I * Z Z ' °!
th ^ 0,,•
**.'* ami | biiv n't
from
tho Hanford plant, according auditorlust « « 4 w tU .ttM k
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counsel
who
bad
hoped
to
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t snie on th i-, • ' of the .-’• ,t - i
ha'*' :l .adm issions :iii,| • In I lues lux'*. -,
gle.lt -mill, i •' p, ih i*I . .I'll'." I d ' . i.’t
nt ' • make, i ,.m , r i ; roll * ....I o i ...........
of intensive drilling fo r •
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vjr.jaHi.nno Mm ,,. >1 of tin wind up the eHsi* this wiK'k, expect t*> Mr. Ilyrd.
Pa- ha l n inaihh
it li tin* Mini- ,-,111111 , t i- a .. **I the
i -rly.”
tion which is M f4 t o . t
i an inde rein • *•• (he V, I • • 1 y ., 1 i l , I•1Ll 11\ ii'.d It"* *.tr« •»;'!>' I
dam p tax on :.al<-s > produce on t<* get their last w itness on the
rtam l n e st week and give the jury
perlor to snjr fSh.'l
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(.•id >ci*| -uni to- agMi !'• a . •
exi
linei-i-s,
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r.u iii! ch.il aeiei i-.li. "! '
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-: . i,,n:iI . a n r • i 1 Tile lull was d ra liid by llepre I'h u ly of lime to reach a decision
. | ,. p|, , I,!.i* n-< i id t i nlI'.il
Tickets fo r th a t
' of WIII' h l el'' Vi •' *i I'
•lentalive liarm -r o’’ l e xa *, fioan before ( hrislmim.
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Mi4- Dcnby was (|uestionu«J about
be given Th«
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i-. of *'• ,*r »-|, at .•
*i.d 'pnke.-m.ut fur the inm otily
fleet movements in 1021 in re la
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A. P. Eleaior, the k w rn r of «n o’clock,, s t t h . q i f * 4
in Ih.- Iluu.e, ufU • consultation
tion to tho Pearl H arbor project, nutomobilo which struck D.k
RodmUJal. W 4 A
I -; ii ‘-ii >■' t h e t ' o i i g i ,
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will' Senator Kinimi is, of N'orfh
which
in December of th a t year Hayca n ear th e Sanford-Orlando
ando !
Stor^, Tha u n m
Cat ftliua, wini bold i it cm respond •
f"" "o Ti en- tiry I'.. : elilern l n il Fdlll. the .Hen i.'
tViinly Iii*'- i olleeti'd during ing position aiiH'ii) ibe Democral > he authorised Admiral J. K. Rob road Sunday aftentootj, «Uted, t o - |C«n be p ro c u re J h T ^ r l
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. „,.."'ih of N’ovembci-■aniiumtc.i of Die Semite. ■' itla r leaders of ison to look after.
d*y th at new spaper rep o rts con previous to th a rise o f 1
*• I' t.lf'fil'itlioll it- null oiiti .a' dullais iu ptidao1!u*oI., ligluly »"">'•■ limn tin*
tutul lln* p arly in bulb our.es also wer*
taining the story of th e accident
pie:--. luo I <•!* \*'h . h W-iit ! • •■' li1 •■oil' >li d for III* I li st mi.nl It be '•on .llt**||.
wore Incorrect. Mr. A leaser claims torvM seats will ha M id i
I ll.VI* ll* lot iiiim i.i I ilium .
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were
open
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year,
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' • until i •*" • m.-nl l iili.il the pornihll't y ’J.'il hi i * *
The S. nui.i.lc t ’.miity Dnmntin , «*t.i«lm:c ' Collector I'.lin D. .link,
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iid
; nin,Tn are to receive bid.*', for the |it*.*, Hi." *tuted th a t in N ''|'I " I h*..
• e-i f,,re* --..
vi .
Vt M
Iv i".*„l I..... Is in tlir ;«•*!. h...* was co'lw t.-d l he ru »
f 'h t m easure im* ’tin* iiim iinih i* of Senator Met* in -ale of
Lekekndi-rW i
M.im ,.f $ Inti,(HU) ul their m eeting c f IUl.M2.M0. as ag ain st *.«».!» I. I f. j
- -—
lev's am pi'* d lei in.
"l ' ' .11 Ilf iilXI x.
Fornajd-Laughton
HoapUal,
,
----.
kom e o ? V @ * l
nf Jan. 20. according t" arran g e- in N'uveinbor, D'-I*. D “* " “ rcime
riiu 1027 Flnrnlu license plates
Excavation work for tho new
M r. A
mi'iilK liiiiili; yesterday. At t h e ! amounts la $711.
for autom obiles are t u b e minus
...m e t'mi* construction bids on the the county is $10,828,18" and the the fam iliar outline of tho slate band *hel| on the Municipal Pier sccldont to S
*.»!
i'.hwnv
The total assessed valuation .o r ( this y ear, according to authorities. ha* begun und the work on that
new highw
ay ..roieets
projects are to Im rea a m a ira ti
- - t - u *-J.....*"
amount of taxes to Im collected Tlu* letters on the new plates are project of the city’s expansion j
mmm *
reived.
.. __ n . I for the slate and county arc $718,- to be while iigulnst a black back program wlil Ik. rusho<| to an early ^ G 0 V 6 m 0 r S M & T t i l t
completion, according to an
(’ounly A ttorney (*c«*rge Dt.(h |flrgL,at umount ever
advised the com m isslon.rs ! ^
r, (.ortlu/ ln tho
of the ground.
nouneomont made by City M ina- I ’
For tho first tim e in hiatcry
V ' "V ;
" *! ” ,unin“ ,hft‘ 1,0 ' Z fu*'Hd«,v, « r i i . e 'stre n g th e n in g of j ^
r*
(Mr W. B. William*, w h o “ al«>
l *•'. wo.1,1 Im harm - going to «, l extra fuel. Petty Of M .... .............. o t« ,.|nrlv about Fab. collector.
they aro being m anufactured w ith
"tated th a t the Job of d c ie ia c .th e
in the state. Previous to this year 40 fo o t piling fo r tho foundat
\Z
■n-nibera o f , f.U!r
n ,sy liml n,
__________
*»',! n'>';olf lMO,: - 1 »nd they decided to ndverti*o tho co^ ^ ,^ f e / ,I 5 J J a ^ y 0 oV<to n rarir,
TALLAHAHSBJ5,*;
,
;.t i,,;, !
','f tjm | ch y ip.c of the crew and tlm srh*on- bond* so they could be sold *hort Miss Kllen Hoy, which wns publlkh- they, have been m anufactured in had been completed.
OP)— The wild life 01
■ &
Baltim
oro
but
nro
now
hoittg
first o f F ebruary.
The
new
ahell
1*
to
be
na
er,
l»ut
wo
could
do
nothing
against
ly
“
H
er
th«
cd
in
Th^
H
erald
Tuesday,
shows
tinu-nt representatives
turnod out a t the sta te prison farm throughout th e year, excel
Upon the completion of tho 23 on increnno of two per c e n t
|i "f lb French rum th.* winds and c iir c n l which w. re
ry
In Raiford.
nlghta th a t are too cool fo l ^
K>,
We orderSd the miles of hard surfaced road which
''!*• <"ii- tautly vvus on very strong.
*1
Tha p lates can ho procured in band concert* by the M unicipal . ___________
Rk'i.'ins Mieivcd lie vo captain of the Arsene .1 to <ruim* is Included in the second y ear *
tho office o ^ th o stole agent ill Band. , R U being erected W a p td day took <
along the coast of Louisiana. We I program , tho county will havo U5
th
a M cL an d er A rcM^° building, on
ItLcv. * ii»; i:.tmit pro- could !lo nothing mure Ihnn this miles of paved road*[• «
nhd a f te r Dec. 16.
All automo
fop
tw*.
days
and
three
nights,
Imshowing
for
a
county
of
thi*
Nile,
IlMl-l T i l l . „ f (h4, (J ^ f
biles
m
oat
have
tho
*nuw
tag* by modern stru ctu re s of l u
ettv nffii-cr llumlloy, iUg driven nut lo sea each attack according to authoritlc*.
Jan . 15/fun<Jer the present state the ita ta ,. 2' ‘
to bo
•
js*.
we
made.
4
!
The
projects
which
are
* guard, t'»ok tu rn s
Proof of th e Intercut which law.
T b f com pletion o f th e plan
r** J
*
“
Since
w
<*
could
not
remit
any
completed
next
year
are..
••rdi'r Hint they would
wri* m anlfeited 4 In T uciday’i *
~ *' an d th a rapid «
‘
United
S
tates
port,
we
decided
to!
Titunvlllo
road,
fivo
pilies;
from
*" k<4'4P tho dusiwrnto
election la abown b y tho many
C. OF 0 . DELEGATES RETURN
run for Tampico, for we were fore-1 fxmgwood through M arkham t o j h a
lfr cmitrol.
* .
».
,
I
telephone call* which came to
ed
to
toko
the
statem
ent
of
the
|
Wekiva
brick
road,
eight
and
oito*.
£“d Hundley trnlny Vothe offlco o f The H erald ‘ * Hp- J. Trotter, W. M. Scatt, L. 0
<>rU>. Mexico, aw ait- schooner’s m aster Hint we had to hnlf m ilea; Siivor Lako jroad* Q
mnelljr and J. L..V|tlt
tons. The Arsene J , gti w ith tho wind and the current, an d 'o n e-h alf mllMi L ehm tn
. •
t W
'
the Florida4tpf
•nt<» the small Msxl* O ur comlltron wan esprcially pro- tWo ontkotie-quarter
was a to ta l o f aligh
“day sti|| wnj(
carious since wo woae running out m an hnd
A .—
telephone vJj
loins authorities pend- tif food and fresh wnter. It w as and oiHMiaarter mile*} and tha
iking f o r j
“•l on tantatlve plana a t thi,s M in t that*he got us nt hi* M o p ^ n»adt
ILLINOISSENATOR!. m
1 iti News
ARE TO TAX Bli.? M A M
’ ''T- m FOR UP WITH SUPPORT
OLSON'- CAPTURE OP PARTY H EADS**.". ... - .. . -
County Taxes Show
Increase In First
■County To Receive Collection Month
. Bids On Road Bond
Issue In January
ELECTRIC POWER
IMS NOWABLE
ro GIVE SERVICE
Automobile Owner
Calls Story Wrong
Cdy Band Shell Is ..............
Auto I’ags For 1927 To Be Finished In |& £
To Be Sold Dee. 15 Immediate Future
ry Agents On French Rum Ship
Constant Guard Against Crew
Election Returns
Given To Hundreds
t Si
w rt
S5«*SS
0Mk!fu
^ &
^
f f t t i t.mTJuft.r
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ABY’GATORSIllinois Boxing Board Is
MED WITH Asked by “ Tige r ’s ’’Pilot to
NUMERALS C h a n g e R e f e r e e ^ - ' xtttm ttd
A t o
ftV -
m en Letter Men
____ Jttcts Of Floridn
^Schools Expect T w o
» , King Reeves
I*> 4 '
tSIT Y O F FLORIDA,
fr D c c . 7.—(/P)— TwOntyG ators" received tho
___**$0" presented to val'.taenibers of the
F reshm an
all squad. .
1 / o f t h e recipients are prodm
F lorida high schools, exClyde C rab tree, who hails
^;.fp0ht‘ Chicago, and "K ing" Reeves
BWtfV. L an ier High, M ontgomery.
W, jeiakea his home at Jarkannw here his parents moved,
jfc* ’ 'Gainesville, sent of the Univera& ltjr,.an d Jacksonville, t!*d for tho
‘ " m a p t num ber of men furnished
LJ£ .’the cham pionship frosh out^ V htcK instry, who holds the
\ W. M artin scholarship, halfD j. Van Sickle, end; Green,
» , , and . Drodie, guard,
'llftcsvillo lads uwarded
Sonvllle men are Houser,
rj.J Jilla Sm ith, halfback; Bu
ckle;! Donahoo, quarterback.
•lives a t Jacksonville, but
?»0fc.*aU*fld high school there,
ra -m aking up the num eral
a re G raqdoff, g u ard ; Ilobhs,
a e c ta r ^ a a d Wilson, end, from
li^ T lim p a ; V K irchner, fullback, and
>dbread, S t. P etersb u rg ;
Me.
laid , tackle, and Baldwin, fullr * * e k , M iam i; Shirley, end, and
' Btltison, end, B radenton; Slntton,
tfiMtitlft, «nd Collin#, guard, Ponsnftjco U i Jap^Ion,
E ustls;
Revels,
t-BnitoG ana Cawthon. Tallahassee.
cola,
R X H JL
. . which furnlahed two
f r t f r .t h e num eral men, is also tho
•ft of C aptain S arra, of the vurs' Liori high school, o f Tollnhns• »redu^i^ed only on« football
X««r, Rfilney Cawthon.
C i -
Services
Clod
To Tell Whether She
To Enter Big Contest
Mantel
McLi
The Je
NEW YORK, Dec. 7. - IVP)--Tex |good a s ta le rig h t," the opponent
Rickard's monopoly of four lead- of Rickard explained. "Cnmpetiing fig h ters’ services “ is the w o rstltio n is the life of any business and
thing th a t could have happened to i boxing most of all.
the fight gam e in New York,"
“T here is dnitger of
fight
Humbert J. l ’ugazy, prom oter ri- tru st in New York when tho head
lines of one division are tied "l*
val of Rickard, said today.
Rickard has contracts for t h e 1,l,ul,’r «»« banner in a m orry-goservices of Jack Sharkey, and Jim rol,,"l series. Boxing here may
Maloney, of Boston, H arry I’ers- rivnl professional tennis as
son, the Swedish stonecutter and troupe n ffn lr.’’
Fugnzy aays he holds no con
Paolini Uzcudum, Spanish woodtra c ts binding heavyw eight liutchopper.
.•
f tiers for long term s. While Juck
Paul Bcrlenhnch, forme
'*
01 j Delaney, who is to m eet Bud Gor
the liglit heavyw eights is under m an, of Wisconsin, in the feature
contract with
F u g iu y to n i e e t 'bm,t of KuKuzy*,* C hristm as fund
Tommy Loughrun, Philudelphin j show In Jersey C ity Dec. 20, has
dancing m aster und u second op- "show n a preference" to figh t for
ponent if he should defeat Lough- the Hrookiyn prom oter, the light
lan, but Paul is expecteiL t<> join heavyw eight title holder is agreed
R ickard's group soon.
to figlit not in an oral contract,
S hurkey’s contract with Rickard ' however,
calls for four m atches a fte r an I S harkey signed for a second
agreem ent to box only for Fugazy bout under his prom otion a fte r he
expires Feb. I.
| hud been given an opportunity to
“ Boxing in Now York is none too meet H arry WHIh, Fugazy said.
Otto Borchert Recalls When He Sold
Peanuts And Griffith Wore Side Burns
Desk Room
For Rent
WIN A
PHONOGRAPH
‘ De6p Stilf i Is Order
Of Day At-Meetingf-Of.bn.akwiier.
..
n
i__ 11 i
1 "W hile it
rro Baseball Leaders nu. to e n ter
would seem silly for
the C atalina swim
:
-■
—-—
I having been successful in a fa r
A SH E V IL L E , N. C., Dec. 7.—(/P) moI0 d ifficu lt event I can not say
-B aseball’s deep s tu ff” was th e what I m ight do if my stag e con
order today for club ow ners and tra c t will p erm it," she -said.
m anagers. Tomorrow they meet
Long distance sw im m ers from
-m t()c tw en ty -fifth unnual session many p arts of the country huve a n
()f jj,e N ational Association for nounced they plan to e n te r the
ProfusBionul BnBfebnll longue,' but m arathon, scheduled Ja n u a ry 16
today th eir tnlk was larg ely of next.
trn d in g players.
While the baseball men met in
We the Taxi D rivers of
form ally, muny of them m otoring
tho C ity of S anford have
along th e picturesque highw ays of
ag reed to tra n s fe r p assen
the section, the association’s board
gers fo r 60l* in tho City
of arb itra tio n m et in executive ses
Lim its, approved by
the
sion to clenr up routine busness be
Police D epartm ent.
fore tom orrow . Any trad es con
sum m ated probably will not be a n
nounced except through S ecretary
F arrell.
T yrus Cobh, "v isito r" a t the a s
16 W est W ashington
sociation’s m eeting for the first |
ORLANDO
tim e, wns indisposed yesterday j
with n slig h t attack of in flu e n z a .. The nhoppe for th e little one’s
"T y" insisted he was hore only t o ;
w ardrobe
"m ix w ith the hoys."
LA Y E TTES
N O V ELTIES
The session tom orrow will be i
BABY F U R N IT U H B
presided over by Michael Sexton,
BOYS AND G IR LS 2 TO ft
president of the association for
years.
,
C a p a b le
C e n te riie id e r
i f'm A
fr
TFi'V-l**
'^V a s h e v i l l e , n . c ., Dec. 7. -< /n
' — Baseball men from fa r and nenr
*.•’ ftW
a re ftssembllng
assem bling here today for
foi the
' fthnual m eeting of the N ational
Association of Professional Base
ball Leagues found no clouds in the
r- baseball sky.
Old tim es declared th a t not in
years had so few been found unxioua to view w ith alarm while the
m ajority w ere voting n straig h t
harm c.iy ticket. President M, II.
f^CXton, and Secretary J. 11. FnrW)!, predicted a thoroughly sntiK-iftetory moeting as it opcueil.
seemed certain today th at
^^Bponcer A lihott would retu rn to
• International League ub nianj e r of Jersey City, last y e a r’ he
I ' W * * w,th Kansns
V lty, and a
’ ~~ in nam es have been m entioned
Ifi *-W
ifo .connection with tlio vacated
American AsHociation place. /mch
ieat, Bill
W am baganss, nnd
ASJIEVILLK, N. C\, Dec. 7 -(/P) ( here toduy. “Tho G erm ans were
Utch" Zwilling were pram inentT h e Pipe Organ Club
— In 1886, when Clnrk G riffith, jso stro n g in th a t p art of the couiigrj p u t forw ard.
of
now owner of the W ashington Sen- try th a t bull players with names
Cleveland was being assisted in ators, was w earing side h u m s and like Smith and Jones chunged them
The
Baptist
Church
teak of selecting u m anager to
m anaging the Milwaukee Club of to Steuben nnd S taubel before
N EW YORK, Dec. 7.—(/P)—Hnvd T rls Speaker, by persmWill hold their annual
the old American Association, a coming into tliut end of the league, ing IohI his finnl three-cushion bilIp o rts th a t Jack McCallitncr, youth numed Otto was selling p e a - 1 " It it wns Sm ith who came to Hard m atch to Gus Copulos, of De
ijV.Cftoch,. would be promoted. nuts in the grandstand.
•
[the lint und struck out with men tro it, 800 to 682, Willie Hoppe.
' srt^ E. S. B arnard, said th at
Two yeurs later Otto was p r o - , on, the Gurman boys would give form er balk line champion, is seekDec. 9th & 10th
t,.fob,, of finding u centerfielder muted to bat hoy under the guid- him a terrible razzing. When ing to re g ain his balk line honors,
Using the club executives
at
iriffith and learned his Sl»*uln-n came up and followed suit Today he opens a 3,800 point match
lore.w orry thnn the vacant m an -!,,nce of G
Today “
the Germ an element w ith KJnrey M atsuyam a, national
117 Magnolia Ave.
tftr'i chair, and the report refused first lessons in baseball
would cluck w ith sym pathy and as- ; Junior cham pion. Ho is scheduled
Otto
Borchert
is
president
of
the
#*n th a t the lightning will
sure him of b e tte r luck next tim e.’’ 't o m eet E rie H agenlacher, German
Milwaukee Club of Am erican As
Si/M cC nlllsU ir.
"Clurk tiriffith had a nice pair tltleh o ld er, in a 1,600-point match
sociation
und
one
of
the
powers
in
ir*!fcnd.paid its debt to No»f sided burns. I have an excel n ex t m onth.
C?\fpr Irtfleldor Ftmsecn by th at circuit.
T ftn • ♦•-•*’. ;
lent picture of him taken about
Sgrthft B ears a f if at baseman • “ When 1 first began selling pea I hut time. Ho is terrib ly afraid
$ ta rk e — C o n tract let, fo r conbond btaom an, Knode and nuts in the Milwaukee , g ra n d I will show it to some of his W ash ctru ctien of S tark e—St. Augustino
stand I had to speak G erm an us ington ball players now. In thoso highw ay.
iftan A saociation clubs were well as English,’’ B orchert said days he was proud of it."
t i H i x - ■■■
■■■ ■ .. ■—
_______
t*dv in possibilities of a
Call the Willard Battery
o
w
nership.qf.tho
Co>
,
Donohue,
of.
C
v
n
n
w
,
.with
Men— We recharge and rei C lub.' Although the league
1)88■ yards. ‘'Cotfcfo** Wilcox, of
yesterday
Purdue, w ith 987. and H erb Joest,
’
an
ing. in M innesota, \vit?{ 902.
lettin g
Grange sta rte d his rem arkabid
W tM iYi!W $fram f a r \U day
th» bpya a chaiip*1 to
URBANA, Ills., Dec.*7!—W - - I S ' l s r n i f t fo,u r , , t0“ch^ j
v. .. Phone 475
SlBi"anything they have thought Four of this ycar'8 stars exceeded " ; 'T .
i n } 2 »»lnutoa ol
'’d u rin g th e ’ night, President the yardage record of 1,017 record *j ''' .
^
4r° m t !10
y/ •
*
Mickey predicted. It by "Red" Grange in 192$, ’aexson! '.l>r klc,KOM.W»d the second on the
third play o ^ th e game. W ith four
, 0frn . th a t several expori- totals compiled today revealed. It tm -Vdowns
on the scoroboard,
baseball men present would was recalled, however, t h a t i h t fa
Gr.'.n
e
rested
fo r most of tbo re
mous Ice man played only In tho
buy th e Colum bus Club.
mainder
b
t
th
e
contest.
*7equivalent of ulmut five g am es in
i), *• • .
1924,
sittin
g
on
the
bunch
Of
scout
■ pBLAtNEY G E T a MATCH
ing opponents.
VV"
•r- ->
YORK
Dec. 7.—( / P ) Welch, ftf the P itt P aqthftrs, set
■ H » U l |U a M
vi
|sT Delahftjr#* lig h t heavyw eight tho high m ark of the y ear a n d also
t December
th^
Aaa been mfttchad by the new rocord with l ’,19jLyftrd«.
Manuel L ftfansts, of thft'dttniversity. of Bouthcm C^UfondOf wo*
lose ..bftWpd jy ith f
*
d fc ;
- • 'j
V' * A““"
7 *- j
The ToPs Shoppe
Dec. 2 4 th
A n u m b er given fo r every
dollar sp en t
30x2-172 T ires
30x3-172 T ubes
29x4.40 T ires
29x4.40 T ubes
$6.95
1.35
8.85
2,65
200 N. Park
Avenue
F. P. RINES
1113 S anford VAve. '
Phone 461-J
-----
ONE..PAYSERVIQE
.
SANFORD
’ ' ''' EAUNDRr
• 819 W. 3rd S*.,
V>HONE 548
T
O
A
"™
manly aunfl
lion.
"
matcHal oftai
rare felt byi
n tired,
acmetime*, (
headache. ‘
are not fa
ten show#f
passage
sands a*
such times l
Pill$-astl
Doan’s
many local |
Miihbotl
DOAI
ISH N IM ftW IV SH M IM
w w i
m
Christmas Bazaar
Four Gridiron Stars
Excel Yardage Record
Made By “Red’ Grange “ ------
Too Mi
“Acid?"
In large ground
floor office at 202
N. Park Avenue
opposite Valdez
and Court House.
Inquire at
Willie Hoppe Seeks
To Regain Cue Title
j*
Watch.Yo(up
|j Puny GWij
Thirty-Four Rounds Of Boxing For
Armory Customers Wednesday Night
£ MEET
F^sC
leveland
Seeks
»- *
—
-—
... , , D
Fight Results
Officials For Race Meet
Of 31
By T he A ssociated P ress
NEW Y O R K — B illy Pel
t.i
F argo, N. D., am b-Cuddy dc
In j u s t s .
co,
P lttH b u rfb ,
drew .
o rm c r C
h a m p Ayers
A y e r s Stork
s to rie s
Former
Champ
you ever1tiresrnijTJ
O’Dowd,
C
olum
bus,
Ohio,
beat
About Being PoisonedvAnA
Following his arriv al here yes- one of the to u g h est p o sts on n race Dominic P etro n e, New York 6.
fle»h mskW,
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—OP)—An of- \ m atch, w ithout w aiting to collect
Throwing Fight “Hokum” f>rdny from his home in Cleveland, j track. W hen four, five and six Teddy
Ralduc, E ngland, outpointed McCoy’, Cod Li,”*.
ficlal reconsideration of the ref- ^their ten per cent of the $86,000 ,
Ohio "where he w ont following the , hom es th u n d er down the stretch P ierre de Cnluwe, Belgium 0.
Tablets w»l| lUc ree’s decision which took aw ay . gate.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.—iff) — close of the 16 d ay innugurnl hnr- noses a p a rt, it’s ’up to these man
PIT
T
SB
U
R
G
H
—
P
e
te
Zivic
geat
Wcnk*
thin, undtr-n
In
n
statem
en
t
a
f
te
r
the
match,
T iger Flow ers' m iddleweight title
Jnek Dempsey, form er
h eav y ness meet n t Scm lnola P ark, E d - [ to sep a rate them and do it accurDrexlcr* P itts b u rg h 8. A n d v one.
and gave it to Mickey W alker wns Yanger. cited rule seven of Illi- 1 w eight champion,
w aiving the ward A. Pohlm an, m anaging d ire c -, ntely and fa st. One judge catches ,
.
P itts b u rg h A fo a te d John* I
sought toduy from the Illinois Box nois Boxing Com m ission’s code, in forranlity of a few w arm in g up tor of the Seminolo Rncing C lu b ,! tho firs t hprse, one th e second and fitah u ra , P itts b u rg h defeated John- I After lickntii
support
of
his
decision
aw
ardng
]y
M
ichaels,
Jom estow ti, N. Y., 8. j are suspected\tk« u
ing Commission by Walk Miller,
fightH, will s ta rt tra in in g
noxt
—
the m atch and title to W’alkor. The week in tho hope of having a re made public the ro s te r of officials j one tho th ird .
M IL W A U K E E — H h rry K a lin ,! Vftl««ble. N o V ^
F low ers' m nnnger.
which will preside over the 31 or ! W illiam H arris, th e s ta r te r from
M iller sent the com m issioners a rulo says;
M ilwaukee o u tp o in ted Billy Drak*^ any more nuty Co4j
tu rn bout with Gene Tunoy,
to
le tte r sta tin g his appeal, and ex- J, "In case of m inor fouls, such ns whom he lost the world’s title la st more day ru n ning reco m eet which j n «>w O rleans, La., who made such G erm any 8. Billy B ortfleld, Mil- these tablet* « e _
g re a t h it with racin g fans a t wuukee won on a foul from Billy P'ace of that food
gets under way S atu rd ay .
pected to confer w ith them . The h ittin g w ith the open gloves, S eptem ber n t Philadelphia.
Andrew G. Leonard of I.exing- Seminoln la st spring will again be Show ers, S t. P au l 3.
commission plans to m eet tom or clinching or prolonging contest
I *ng stomach Up«
This he announced today say in g : ton. Ky.. who served ns P residing 1on t he job. F ortified w ith over
n ftc r w nrning hnn been given by
row to discuss the ense.
FORT W O R T H —P in k ey Mitch- n,,ti th*y »urely fe
“ If I can eomc back, I can whip Steward at the m eeting held a t j tw en ty years of experience in gotNo protest wns filed by Miller the referee, he shnli have the powell, M ilwaukee and Clyde Hull, | H1** on flesh.
()f thoroughbreds sway
in his le tte r but he declared h e , or to disqualify offender and T u nnry, and if I can’t came hack. Sentiii<‘In last sp rin g , will n g n i» (t jn|f
I’m through with the fig h t gam e. officiate in the sam e capacity. from the h a rrie r in good alignm ent F a ith , S. D., drew 10.
Ask—Union
thought the commission should re- aw ard the decision to the oppndruggist
for ...
I don’t w ant any ‘set u p s’ ’’.
PERTH
AMBOY,
N.
J
.—Abe
As-oieinted w ith Mr. Leonard in the | | n rris is considered to be one of
verse the ruling of Referee Danny nent.”
Replying to rep o rts th a t he hnd Stewards stand will be Joseph M. the tu r f ’s m ost com petent webbing A ttcl G oldstein, fo rm e r bantam - 1Gil Compound Tiki,
Ynnger of its own accord.
Flowers repeatedly war guilty of
w eight cham pion, b eat San Sun- fake as candy and
W hile his appeal is under con- slapping and flicking with bis been poisoned before the fig h t w ith Met iraw, of P ittsb u rg , Penna.. and „ fficjn ]s.
pensive—60 tiblit* i
siderntion, M iller said he would set gloved hand open, Ynnger declared, Tunney, the form er cham pion d e H erbert J . Kohl o f Columbus, Ohio.) p rc(j i jt.o n ard, 0f L exington, Ky., ches, Moxico 10 .
P H IL A D E L P H IA — J i m m y
Insist on KcCcyil
out on the trail of W alker and
M iller’s letter to the boxing Coin clared.
Upon the shoulders of this trio son o f P residing S tew ard Leonard,
Jones, Y oungstow n, Ohio, defeated anti genuine, and
"All this s tu ff about throw ing will rest the responsibility of see
M anager Jack Kearns, to close ar- mission disclaimed any intention
will serve as p atrol judge.
The Irish Tom m y Jo rd a n , Brooklyn 10.
rangem ents for the roturn m a tc h ,,of alleging collusion, and said th at fig h ts, being poisoned or w orried ing t<* it th a t the sp o rt a t Sem inoln
younger Leonard h as heen actively Al Gordon, P h ilad elp h ia scored a chance for 30 dayi
for which K earns posted a $06,001) I the decision, while an honest one,
,jt.a th is a lot of hokum. Tunney is carried on according to tho preengaged in the breeding of rncing technical knockout over George delighted with
forfeit. W alker and Kenrns l e f t , was m unifostly unfnir and un- can whip any man in tho rin g to •x rib td rules of racing.
stevk n t his farm located n e a r Lex Balduc, C anada 10. Al Forem an, your money bsck.
for the E ast the m orning a fte r the ! ju st.’
day. He is n stiff counter puncher
Placing of the horses at the ington.
W ashington, D. C„ won a technical
! and while I think ho could have finish will lie hnndled by E. C.
Jacksonville—Nn
In addition to th e ir d u ties in the knockout over Irish Jim m y Moore,
I whipped FirpO—and probably held | Kmdielkamp, of Louisville, Ky.,
pnrtution route to be I
. .
1C nrpentier even—Jess Willnril nn<il> Steve .........
Phillips
..........................
of Cleveland,. Ohio sLuml, Mr. Kohl will Berve as clcik H azleton 3.
between Jacksonrilk
H A R R ISB U R G ,
P a. — Rocky Springs.
; Bill Brennan w ruld hnvo slau g h tVlmniett H ilem an of W ashing- of the scales, Mr. Kehlckom p ns
-le d him.
i, (*. These gentlem en sorv- rncing secrcU ry , and Mr. H illm an ;Smltb> B n ttle C reek, M ichigan,
* “ I « a s worried in P h ilad elp h ia'
u, j U()kMS u t th e finish, have as e n try clerk and paddock ju d g e ..
f
the day " f the fight. ! hnd cnougn 1
_________________________ __________ ______ I 11 . A . . . H enry L cnard, ChiThose who were present for tb*
T h irty -fo u r round* of Imttlirij:
engo h eat H erbie Hchnefer, Chicai to worry me with a lot of lltigntion
featured by n 10 round go between ]nst lw.« weekly shows cam e away
10.
hanging over me—Ini. it didn’t
D ec lin es!«*<KY "AVN1 ,N GERMANY|'''*NEW
“ Kid” Crosby and Joe Cook, nr* w ith M„ knowledge th a t more. bother my fig h tin g ability. I lost M iss lid erle
Y O R K —Jim m y D arrah ,
on the Armory in n l for Wednesday .
. .
. .
...........it,
ilay n es,
A m erican Snn F rancisco and Phil K rug, H a r
E verest
Seth Thoi
...
, , • , ,
, - • tlmn their m oneys worth wns gi\
to Tunny because 1 wns o v er
night and local fans are looking i
as been riding
rid in g in Ger- rison, N. J ., drew 12.
jockey who has
forw ard to the first beJl with hopes en them. On each Wednesday trained down too fine.
ninny all season, cam e w ithin two
" I t w asn’t loss of w eight. I hco
of seeing the sninc (I ohs of boxing night some excellent bouts have
Polk— R apid p ro g ress
being
w.nrf of being th e p rem ier jockey
where some people claim ed I lost
SAN PEDRO, Calif., Dec. 7.— in the country.
they have watched for the past been on tho card.
H aynes won an m ade on P olk-lB U sorough highA fnst semi-finnl has been a r 10 pounds the lust three days be </Pi G ertrude Ederlc .first woman
three weeks.
even 100 races out of ab o u t 4 0 0 1w ay .,
Cook ir. not known here but his ranged for tonight, according to fore th e fight. I lost ab o u t th ree to swim the E nglish channel, has s ta rts .
O tto S chm idt, G erm an. I Mt. Dorn— W ork s ta rte d , on new
l.cwy,
who
is
pronmt
_
pounds. I weighed 103 pounds ____
___
reputation has preceded him and ; Dr. Georgi
tested
the________
w aters o fth e 23-mile who wns one of tho th re e men to ; business block n t n o rth e n st corner
it looks n* though he and Crosby ing the show, nnd another bout be- j when I tapered o ff and I w eighed c'ntjtliim channel,
b u t declined to receive the "golden bow", the high- of nth Avenue and Donnelly S tr e e t .!
weigh | |«7 pounds when I climbed into the ffJy w hether she plans to atte m p t
would Ik* the. whole show. Crosby tween two boys who are^ to
«st ath letic aw ard, th is y ear, won 1 Dade C ity— $40,000 bond issue
has made many friends nmong in a. t. 1700 pounds■- is• also listed.
’- * - 1 1r jn(r- j couldn’t got sta rte d . I to negotiate th is w aterw ay in the
102 races out of ap p ro x im ately tho ’ approved, fo r opening 7 th S tre e t
local fans in previous fights nt The fight between the hcnvics knew w hat I wanted to do b u t
m nrnthon sponsored by
snme
num ber of s ta r ts ns h i s , to n o rth lim its of city.
brings
out
both
Sanford
und
Orthe Armory nnd hi* willingness
couldn’t make my m uscles func- w illiam W rigley, J r.
Anioricnn com petitor.
----------------------------- --------------------- to fight from bell to bell bus add Inndo b attlers to pair off w il‘i
nrtlo
n
Mis«
Ederlc,
w
ha
recently
each other.
ed to his popularity.
"T he next tim e we m eet—and I rived here from home in New York
sincerely hope wo do--T unney will on a th e a tric a l to u r, cruised a b o u t.
hi* the defender—he will carry the the channel w ith friends yesterd ay , j
loud of a title."
E x c m UricAdK
When she found the. te m p e ra tu re
M any Unph
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i o f th e w a te r was sixty two d e - ;
Kri.„H, Bile took a dip near the
Monopoly of Four Fighters’
BALL HEADSRickard’s
Services Bad For Game, Asserts Rival
M e e lin K
In Y o u rs
P r f td lc t? d B y
O ld -T lm i’rn ;
DEMPSEY m a
BEGIN TRAINING
SOON FOR GENE
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--{n a v a r i § i y p f q p w co lo r s
verything. ia colors 4n neckwear this<
and* iiaire in this assortment you ,wUl
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Military and dub
in
newest,
widthsi and color combination* ih ,4be
m d kknits.
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, la^id^wim a g u est'M o n d a y of Mr. giving, a t th e ' ^hom e o f Mr. unij
mess Has Been,'Sally Langn il T a
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CANTON,
Ohio,
Dec.
8.—OP)—
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ntl Mr*. George P a rk e r. (M rs. Mrs. P aul L ucas of E a a t QolUenrod.
Tv liiiu iiin u ii m
s v shilig
1UalUvtlb Ui
Approved By Carried To Extreme When Ziegfield;#oScK | »>!•!
Motion fo r change of venue in the j Williamson
is a fo
n e ri rosident
of
T'______ McDeru . n . . . Uoldenrod,
"
having sp en t some 30
TtfN.Y.,* Avers Board Out His Unique Policy tria l ofnf P atrick XEugene
years a t w hat is‘now known a» th e) Tao ‘a m '»ics of M. Dinda, and
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m ott, charged w ith the m urder of
, J. S inkarik sp en t T hanksgiving dav
N EW YORK, Dec. fc-L</P)-L.Po. I LOS ANGELES, Dec.
Don R. M ellett, Canton publisher, H enry P ark er residence.
------ in Orlando.
y
liteneas has been carried to ex- -Sally Lang, form erly of tho follies was overruled today by Judge E.
|8 K i ! L j j r “
_
, -, | b o r}* jd v o ck tln g the five-day work trem ee* In New York r i n g / th e , who was insured by Flo’ Zlegfeld W. Diehl.
I Mrs. Paul Sandm an nnd children
P ^ IH T O iy e T V o ile s lffn ? week fo r economic and humnnlii j BoxlnK 'Com m ission h as do- 'f o r $100,000 ag n in st the possibility
of Orlando spent F ridny n fterMr. and M rs. C olllcutt w ere busi
R ; pyrttWIIc' CThnnffPS In (t* ri« n reasons, believing th a t it Is eided. In th e fu tu re th eip will of her falling in love o r marrying
with tier cousin, Mrs. 11. C. ness visitors in S anford, Tuesday.
: KJncr’n O p e rn M o n prmcV,c*> from the viewpoint of be no-handshaking to in te rru p t the already wus wedded when tho pol
----- ______________ F'arkcr and family.
ffO u rjiR e s O t h e r R u m o r s equal,?,n* production and conIcy was taken out.
, ,,
,
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__
_
sum ption and
because the
Rev. Kcid
Reid preached here Sunday i ,
,
. ~
I Dr. and Mrs. McKee were ih«
—
—.. —
ami uiutunp
vno \worKer
M inor inrractions
infractions oo ff th
th a rules
-,,i
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,
, ,here y esterKfvw orker « .rk
This was
was disclosed
disclosed
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here y ester- afternoon
re sstin
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. of M
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nnn{J ^
ternoon and
and gave
gave an
an in
inte
tere
! Dr. Lichatein of New
Chnr]c*
i f t i s , Dec. 8.—(A’)__F resh re- W.111 b® m ore «f ^ciont with the nddiy when It
_ sermon
--------- on
— «"C
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..
. Com-. k i •.••.■ted
to
arrive
here
the
early
^
trt ” ” r ‘ and -Mr"- Charles
jn
u m Umn io ! ° ? nl Iow Punch- day
it became known eh.*
th a t .k
sho
h
rist's
l',,'
ted
to
arrive
here
the
early
f jg f * grave crisis in Rum ania,
tTe ,t; W,,.liam Green, president
f a m - ! Aldridge
a t -a 0- ------ii
o’clockinnerdinner
•
Ing,” to an appreciative audience. ' l,nrtt of
“ f December to join his
bis fnmr t t l f conflict between two sep- l* the ^
r\can Fo<,ernUon ,,f U“ Mr. McCarmon of W inter P ark ' dVl " ’ho are now w in ter residents rhu rsd u y n t th eir bogie in Brightj ^ t l d f a r reaching designs for ^
" J 1* ^
y m nn " ddrc"» he‘ "ttllcd for
much politeness th at ried in Kansas CUy B, 1916 whTn
wood.
rendered n vocal num ber th at was *’f Suburban Humes.
^ c h a n g e s in th a t country. . . " V
N‘ w ' ° rk bu,!di"S «•"- box" » "°w ar«i doing m ore hand- she was 15 years old. She 1. now g reatly enjoyed.
I
--------Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown joined
edyrM nble R um anian source*
««The
.,
.
. f,klnk thDn f
tho bo»»rd plnying in motion p ictu res hero
--------J C harles Leroy W right left a p arly of O rlando friends and to
olm ost sim ultaneously ractured a r ii e l^
I r ducc mnnu- believes.
Tho divorce case revealed t h a t M rs
The W om ans M issionary Union T hursday for his home in Lyn- g eth er enjoyed a picnic dinner in
W /announcem ent th a t King
I k
has increased to | R efetees h ereafte r w^l perm it Tuey has two children
*
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will ,,,eot
meet ni
nt ine
the church
church Thursday
T hursday ,,r',,,K
brook, N. Y., a fte r a pleasant visit the wooda T hanksgiving.
»nd would undergo „n sorl
serl ,,,, p?
,nt wherc
ju st two
two snakes,
shakes, one
one before
before the
the
,k
*
land
r rV"’
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w im siw u serious
serious juat
<She
5he
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Ifntestinal
o|>eralion
tomo,,ou8ht must he
afternoon nt
nt 2:30
2:30 o’clock.
o ’clock. All
All memmem- with
with his aunt, Mrs. W alet.
te st inn i ..^
r a tio n
tom
oho g« ven
vo.« t..
l ” lb.
l '*’ . mussing
m.u“ i " / begins
begins and
and the
the second
ssenn,! r , ? ^xpUiincd the secrecy sur">* Jafternoon
JB £[. ■
m
- ^ualiuntlon of o„r producing and) "hen it’s over
roun,,lnK her m arriage and th e d l - ’bers
'b e rs are
nru asked to be present
n re im f and
„ n,i
-----l.ittle Jeo n Selby celebrated her
't'* hi ail i« o
•
consuming power,’’ he declared.
f “ Let’s have a littl# /i„i,u„ t
vorce several months ago on th e visitors are welcome.
Mr. Roll Wright of W inter I’urk
• n » Iiiruiiwy
w eunesuay
birthday W
ednesday arternoon.
afternoon. Her
tin- foundation for a ! guests were Ynrdu and Ingwell
FltANCE/1^
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I N E W 0^
YORK, Dec. 8—
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Goldenrod
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d.-^Vatii* lipiiai, , the Britiah
iclieine,” is the W eitm inG azelle’s ,ipi„ioll ot thftt pgrt
Xfidenl Coolidge’. message to
nuK re fe rrin g to having ■«(Badge* fo r .u fficien t funds
nnct the ato raga and carry4,000,000 bale* of cotton
yU em bering S ecreU ry HoovIndignation
rubber
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" h a t ? No c ra v a t? T h at's what
greeted Hid W hite, enwhoy harrlsler from Oklahoma, a t the door of
t ic United S tates Supreme, C ourt
• bum her in W ashington. And thoy
would not let him come in until
b e d appropriately garbed his opiglottis
But ns soon as ho cam-,
o u t . - i t war. then th a t this pic
ture. was taken.
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illmms, w ealthy Louisiana lum berm an.1
--
^The Prince and His
Bowler Ahorse
Traf La!
1
B e a iifa r^ m
'* — r h7 '
Thu ° F n"ioM u a " hl’ visit of thm *Pbpys to the*W hit
1th Reals.
,>rC“‘,nt 10 Prw,i,l,,|,twith the new 1926 C hristm as H e!
b h mil' " ,<1>S K<,’t ilUo 80mu k ' n<l ,,f an urgum ont— maybe over
rr were i “ •l" niilk° th ° heMt B ravy—^ l o D)«y. w ith thousands
1
‘''m g auctioned o ff a t H atfield, I’a. So they had an aerial
<"ni ia tf nnd n p h o tographer cau g h t ’em a t it.
BLACK
and
w h it e
Rroy or Back fur.i w ith u nurn.w j Fur-lincd hand bogs are
lino of
novaUy.
— - eddlng
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V / a D i ’.'V
w
T U L L E DANCE FROCK8
Tulle ia considerably in evidence
h a g s f u r -l i n e d
1
.F
? ff!ed danc« frocks
where the edges aro plcotod with
gold or si ver thread, pr sprinkled
with sparkling sequins or rhine
stones.
n U r ^ r -T '!'. ’
furs V, r>
T ,l° turt,)isi‘ abal‘ top is seen on
■i vey tht- season, oullinng many of tha Kbwest handbags.
RfiEy r
m r
anothor
— NBA, San FraiiblaM^
It was decidedly w o r t h T ^ ^
Mias Clarice B arry to b t
-
the moat beautiful O c to b e r.|
of faraw ay Sydney, A uatfaM ,
honor curried with it a prise o f '
$8,060, not tp speak of
trousseau, betl roopi suite, piaiw,
honeymoon tour und aomo odd)
uni ends. Mh i B arry hod t**n
•« governm ent a te n o g ta p h ^ ;
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LUMBER CO.
tharman. Fla,
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Ji RAY ARNOLD LllMOEn CO.
Qrovaland, Fla.
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ourcers and rouges
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contradictory to n ature
tf . y “ *«y have been, and there is
aittcvident return to less yellmv
reds and to lig h ter shades of
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JE W E L L E D COLLAR
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w earing « jeweled buckle of g on•rous Site a t the back o f the collar.
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r-nd v/ralever you build will
lor?fTrepair-free, expensefree hie in Florida climate.
your lumber dealer for
f'rcr*da Dense Pine.
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»•••»•< o*| fo-ni 'l announcem ent
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of nildltorr ehenlfimr the ee
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J- II. Dodd is still Buffering from
Dr. and Mrs. McKee w ere guests f o d b lo o d e d ii£
bruises obtained in an autom obile
a t the home of • " f f l . “ j i J J S
accident htsT
last ^w,...k
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accident
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# 1>nvi<l Divpr< V nnd fnm ily w ere Mrs. Jam es W ellm an of W inter ?«"» m e a a ^ orings to ,oa. n i
guests to n turkey dinner Thunks- | P ark T uesday evening
your (lri,Kellt
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wen m tght endanger plans fo r a Gbnmorrn tem porurilv turned over
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‘be presidency to S enator Sc bus
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elected Gen. Azolfo «s president
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p" ,n ,?l nnf rh,,‘ liberal governm ent set up ren" l ®Venf
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flWio and hN brother V lntlla, who
established in nil lines of indus
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Feai‘ Of Inspection Would Be A Good thing-
flitting’ The Rough Spots
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Handkerchiefs a n d
Table Linen
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Kiiins fop Jins sale only.
W i f e ,.
Leather Goods
Men Suits
Ostrich Skin
The Latest Thing:
in Leather
Kvory mnn nceda „ fiuit. lh*.
furo you buy datwhero come
in and look over our womkrfui lino of mon'g three piece
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line.
McLaulin
The Jeweler
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T h ^in1^box ' ladiw- P,ilin50c
Fine while nml color..,! line
luindkerchiefs
Hanri
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$1.00perbox
Men’s Shoes
O ld T i m e
R oun d and Square D a n ce
SILVER LAKE CASINO '
High tops ami low quar
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ami lanH.
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Fine hand drawn on sheer lin- j j
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broidery.
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$ 1 . 2 5 t0 $ 2 . 2 5 per
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BesA f inen/ ?b le Sets. 6 nap
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6 Napkins
All white linen cloth and nap4
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A Sutslanl“‘l Jeweler in a Substantial City
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An
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interesting
fa m e of duplicate bridge was
-resented At played during th,. afternoon and
10 »7,zcs n'vnnled f„ ,t,..p score
*(i!).VEvening were
Ix/xe.i of lfotihij.mnt s powder
Covers were laid for Mrs. Donald
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; ‘ “ run,m ond, Mrs. H arry B. Lewm. M rs. David L. T hrasher, Mrs.
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your < l„ is(ma«
snopinug at a l,jK saving
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Mr and A, rs. I . W . Hell, w 11
m decorating
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M’" g u e s ts
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M rs. P arish h a v e iv
roses c o n l i i n e d j
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Church Union Plans
Christmas Sale And I I'Als‘ 1'
CIIPH CH S O C_IE T Y W IL L — . r
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Florida
Christmas In Spain
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lA l.I.A IlA S S K K , Fla., Pee. K. '
>O'!---Soar,-h eontimie.l here today ,/r! ' r '
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Pee 8 " f Hie internal in,
’" " ' ' ' - ' a y d.cided . .
-oold He N e a r $200.00. j ™ \ ‘,n " " ‘lifniified negro who ye..'- prove, ,!';
v« Farm C o m m is s io n e r I , ' i | t a e k e d a white woman .... i,,( t)
>S
vnyS
J ^ J B AgP ^lachian LeagueW ill
! t£ L ! F S Be Reorganized Under The
Gu idance
ii
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S ta le J o in s
Y o rk , P e n n s y l v a n i a
C h a n g in g
F ro m
D e c id ln / f
Horsemen Send Charges
Through'Fast Workouts
Daily A t Long wood Oval ■
New Middleweight Champion
N.
0®c. 8.— i 1-nndin rodo roughly ovttr nil other
l/TV-TIn* old Appalnchlnn I.cngu»-{ business into the resoldtions com
M iB th o d _______ _
from winch went many u good I rnittee a f te r Severn I hud hurdles, i
W in n e r j p la y e r in dayh p ast, is to eomo to 1continued today.
:
w i'l, the opening o f the II o.
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hut a fen d a is .. „ ,• i ,r f follow
fro,,, <|, .
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h u e hovoio to 1-1 th e ir c h .r / e s ; , *,...
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lor ..ile Stood till tr a in .tig these | ,
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d v . K.'o h u ."in in g the .pee.ly n I
1 n! they ! re ■.i<,i..ceoi|.,
d 1^ virtuall,. sw jirm ijl with
■"■' le ! |ir tty l;:i-y taiilii i,r p, .
hi,tip..ails lieing put through tied,
• • • ‘• UI •; e . of I
.jalhipcr s.
I'-’k.'vh hy joekev: and train ers.
. 1" date several fa d workout
O ',n n g the past few mornir-g lu v . h e n tu rn ed in at Ncmin„f.
has
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noted
at
silver:,1
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ile ini» lit second
,
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I ' if<‘ “ « « > » ,,' n‘l‘, r tho re a u rre c tin jf! T h e Wer-torn A sso cia tio n , a* ie
todA. v ° i n in? T ‘v
v - H I . - Ihand o f ht-ank M o ffe tt,
form e. ; o rg an ise d , w ill include
Topeka I
today J mned New V ork and jm anag er and p art ow ner o f the H utchinson nnd S n lin n . K ns . ,Jon
sylvania in providing for box* J K n o x v ille Sm okies of the
S o u t h 'J in , S p ri/lg fie ld nnd S t. Josep h,
declslons hy two judges, with [ A tla n tic A sso ciatio n .
j Mo.. F o rt S m ith . A r k ., nnd M usko J
re fe re e ’H help if they dinT h e announcem ent of the for qee, O kln.
|p w ,
m illio n of the new c irc u it which I No coveys of deals were ropor*-I
J’.'. ' The S ta te A thletic Commission enme e a rly in the second day o f ! ‘ ‘d e a rly today hut singles hobhed '
2- decided upon this m ethod n fte r it the tw e n ty - fifth an n u al session uT up here nnd there.
,
’roI* ra n k le Z o e lle r, fo rm e rlv w i'h |
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a com plete o rg an izatio n wo*tld he ' h ih . w as secured hv the Bra* ker
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«’«r»y ... Ja m ft.tv " I .. N "m the M is-ion c l,.........f the B i
la s t * rlo ay w ith lit t e r H o w e rs.
m eeting m l l , , , i . , l . T crm e s-rc V i,
<-ific Coast League
F low ers’ m anager. Walk Mil K h iia .
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th»
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for New Y-rk
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TnnnC
.eenville.
Ten,,.,
and
Itloe
•
Kranr-i—..
c|„h, of the
I’arifiretu rn. m“atch
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1 1
* fi,,|()( T(.m, i{((lutok(. ’ Vl,
which 1he declared
C,ms, . i„ „i,
Sm, Francis,.,, ;,U„
: , would return the erown to the K ingsport. Term.
’
houifhl a pitcher. Ilerhert Mnv. •>'
Georgia deneon. March .1, in
Oklahoma City.
The
new
league
i<
to
he
a
Class
. Madison Square C arden, is the
-V trade of catchers in the South
, probable date of the return fitrht C organization. The W c tc in A
A tlantic sent P u n te r of Macon to
i
sociation
and
the
Southw
estern
‘ f i l l e r said.
I.eague will perfe. t a new organi- S p artan b u rg for Jjim h . Macon win
X’v-J“Titlea are won and lost in th. 7.111inn to he known as the Western also given a cash consideration o'Km J nZ>,
. .
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ku
v
commissi
unstated am ount.
i i n *
Lthe, coinnuss,,,,,
decided, [ Association
..
.
.
.
idRmeiit of th., referee, ....
wA’ *nd. the judgment
.
A. Caines, president «,f .!,<•
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(Mr to alm ost universally eonsidered
, . .'
s 1,1,1' of the assn.-iiit ion. Knoxville C|,ih. announce,I to d a y '
m
w ,.i.l, ,Wt.a „
|,,y w
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il'- i, > M ickey W a lk e r, fo rm e r w
M ti k 'H n m l Thia commission is
r,,rfiay
w it,........ „,.
w •i
i hampioii. who
.iv v a d . ,1 I tie decision over T ig e r F If.
KTjJth opinion th at Referee Itenny! ",
»• which th. * '" " ‘Stlo- I fre.plentlv '-Oggcsled since III
’.1 It ho'lt in , h'cilgo I-,
w c l . Mi, key i n ’t going to he , ••• t
i w A n t ^ r gave Ida decision «« he :
"f ( o n n n is .J....... I j c lose of the South A tla n tic
' h i m •• lam , I h,
i....... tun. f..|- lo g g e r uuiiie,
,
it nnd theix* was no collusion , “
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nli ■,ini..,
, ,..i
oig hilni .•; .fa, k H earn-, who v. i
crookedness on the part of the
- " • VI............... ... ,
,i nag.-i I,"to.I- tile famous .t.!i i
pferec.”
I
j;v „ Flo worn’ loss of his title hy a
decision with which many dis ^
’ ll.n i
D -t i;.\ ' 'P\ W , ‘
T 'h agreed, was the .second time this
i ,■,..'d i \ . '
occurred in the seven m onths!
legalizes! hoxing in this state,
I
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t sp rin g .Rocky K ansas lost I A rrangem ents for com pleting
NKW YORK. flee. H .- f / n —
lightw eight title to Xiinmiy i the hguulifi.-ntinn work at Semi- What really m akes a golf hall go '
* li Mu.r VIc ( igi|f» u,.r . d Old
•ndell by a verdict over w h ich ! noln truck are under way nn.l
right i,- the soles of the feel,
lie o th er lliplll.
re wa!s some grum bling.
landscape a rtist is now engaged in ihe opinion of G eorge Duncan, i
BR.; If U nder the Illinois system , sev- planning a com plete system
of B ritish m aster nf the game.
1 *' Gh-ri.i Swao-itai f-f.. | |,,
|
V DAY VVITfi
IF K IN K!
w i M pl prospective referees are p ro -. planting which is expected to eo
• ph t 'i-aph. .I.
I ve at last got the dope,'* It.
PCyVIded a t the ringside and the ur- hnnee the lienuty of the course to ! said siftor arriv in g here veMerdav
*" Hnmunla dis* 1* Si ra n g ier II,■„ y w,,o a
,V
th«* m n,a ovent a t impor such an extent th at it is exported {on the M ajestic to omrnee in inn* I
,
nival spmise al
‘ i ling .iiaich „n ||„ . |,..,.p
■-] MW Hhows is not selected u n t iil ''no make
mnke Heminola
Xeminola one
one of
the m
most
nan,en,s
»n,l exhibition m atches
L. m
home
• ll -Indue I..nidi; |, ,.| |
of the
ost i nam
ents and
tittle o f the m atch.
•" is Ol'lljl. I I | ,,|„ in 4
..
J u "
j JnSJ"K ertiiblishnicnls in \ C alifornia. ’T v ,, been giving Ah - 1
The tw o members .,r the <
». Ml. N i l r «*v;11 \il.iiii' ap
c•<m - lh< United S tates.
j teaching side of g„lf
|„{ „f
« '» \ :i ,,l«l e.io.i .oh n n , ,' t .,(•
mlaslon, rh a im iu n John Righei- j Track and Grounds Superintend Jth o u g h r for the
L.!*
I’1'' " ''h i"v.il g.lh-ite while I,• v
t •*••i v. • . «.| ., n
said they 'o u t S. .................
s. ste in met/., who
.<i 1 so. hut I’ve
.n.T got
,h ‘.’ !",K
it 1 M.U if I*vU t
■ Jvo,^ r~ and
. , .Paul Prehn,
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n a,o|| ,Pn
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Iulvi n .ill my i*• '<I I• ! I•
a I i u cl on t ,. 111
fh,;
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Ml" " " n h'^h I ,,,r|
of I he layout of the . it down to the log. and bins ........
I
> t,,cl4SH pf hoxing experts as .judge , Krounds, and wlm i„ the man who I 1 was last here Iml now I’v • .* a
( 7 I 1. 0 , | ', o . ,
,1 >1
‘
S l ii
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M" Beminola and Guilt llm lit dow n to the so li- ,,f d ,r f ,
HI a. in. Reads the l-ov,,' mai l
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,
,
' While th e referee will retain an , f" '‘’l units, including a track vvhi, h. j "TlmCs where ev. rvthin.r si „,-i
Iron, loyal g allivanler .
H ere'
R ^.W O rity to disqualify fighters f o r , '" ’" T ilin g to horsemen, is one -d I and ends in
’ playing
’' gulf in ;t|| 11 D>. vn v <d I he I!. A II. shop
(, ,.
I *t Ghis ballot will not |„. con | Gw ht*«t in the country, is <iiie,l 'athletics.
Dempsey lust hecan ••
;H H hu I’.., l e . l l l Having h ,„ i ,
.
fi' r «|(Jcr
V-..«<Jercd
dll the decision unless t h e .'n g a larg e force of men gettuu* In net had gone hack on him .”
Im ”
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,, <
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Iitldnn a I ballots .slu
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livid-,I j D'iugs in • hope f„, the opening
tjileelio- ”
And with th; it theory. Dun. a
U opinion.
•f the rumijiig
In <an Ik.i . I.
iv mie the
I I •.
Stumi.l
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day.
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f
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<m t'am, ntuls ,,f every lianly tvpe few le“ ,„ns
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w.
h.,11 ll,
W.i I In
■ricun and |lritis>, and disi ontm iie di-liveries.
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.N S W YORK, Dec. 7.—</P)— Vin '[ " “ I fh.vver, lire to he set in the [golfers
"pen >Inter, which will p r e - 1 111 m. - Fires r.-val ......l a, w.-l! '
re
ground;
-*■-n‘t - Richurds, now a• m cinlier o f , ""m edinte futur,.. The'• sn
.iiiiie i vent
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.
,
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■-e " e l ll eon! r. I
Charles G. Ryle’s ‘ p n i f ^ i o n a i i - ••• -.u m lin g l,o,h'
''H Z ' ' ^ n K
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any w hei c
troupe, stands first am ong local "m l grand: fan,| are tn Is- entire icx p r,-....I the n„i„j,in
'!
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......... . ,... ' I’1” - " ” "
1 " ' 'MM h l,M paper win
am ateur tennis players for the •>’
decorated.
(hut sufficient
' 11 ,w*' ♦ al
'-Hi mlolam I,
,‘ssiil-e Would . l,M monies
of ..n rin y . H u r r a .' M . a N< w J«*rs.*y «*.w had triplet — .............
1H20 seas.m in the m ilking of the
Kdwurd A. I’olilman, general brought to ,
M etropolitan Lawn T
Tern,is A hso- j m atuiger of the Seminola Rmdng j forw ard of the B r S N l n t e 'lnvi,,,f ,
............ ...
Blue fi }i ji
elation.
d lo he
_ ,
. .
, A hsoi lution, told a representative
—___________ __
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i.*a.. 5! 8 i ° 'ne»l^ the profesHiiinul |" f The H erald recently that tin { V f n r v I a n c J
M H
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' " ' l s," " ‘"d P"i p
rank* o fte r completion of the am- l'’xi>«’nxe would he Spar«>d in mnl 1
ioiis reception of the la iv l.\ ihc
Oteur season of I!i2fi
which he '"K Die Hp„t one of extrem e heautv
m alg am al.d
lion
VY>>ik*r. .,
defeated William T. Tilde,,, for- j«»d from the present w„ik u i', ,
* Kite, Bn. . . . \ \ . *n*I* t , a I. v ■I,.
m er nntlonnl champion, in three J"mlerstcmtl thn Mr. Pohlm un’r i BARTIMORK
|t,
k ( ...(
dldn t have sense enough to vvc.u
OUl or ro u r mutches. Inusniuc-h us I idmm are being carried out.
R epresentatives " f Al ary hind n „ e I lu’'' K"1" ’' 1"*,'
that kind ,d w.-aih
l i ■„\ »*veraJ m embers of the inetrupol‘
Hacks have agreed up.,,, the fo l-I «T.
,
ranking eoininittce are nieiu!v ^
w
k
g
m
d
h
i
, ■ hers of the United Stutea Tennis
\Trvzvi I „ „ b CJL.
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l"<- -nl It..,.,
• A u o c (a(1o|] in r/ifikifiif it Ih rctii shii
i
i..>u:< i,.,v,. i i
**»My believed that Richarils will
Bowie Anri I l - f t ...,,i v ...... .
of food.
•U .
ol the ,hoi»o.ghhr.-d have ■!•■
, i'. in. . In ...
.
pi
i he local
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BeautifyingOfRace Duncan Says Soles
Plant
Longwood Of Feet Make Golf
Is Proceeding Fasti Ball Travel Right
iiki
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JoeMUiom*
j
Richards First In
Amateur Net
^
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,, ," l!'“" dates, subject in ,*p \
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tviptt .Icick Sharkey >»*- , :
mic
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that ., .....
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,
o th er Sunday as they use I
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{he Spa,, l( 1•' 'e " B ernard Shaw do
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B tll’l I, Vlt S ll VIM S
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'l ','1 1 ;,o,e who . an I.him.* him'.'
f■> *(.'• ■n I,hie. | i adise g ie e a a_ 1
1 All Anici i, , fool hall > 1*' •' 1 'i- am i i,eW V a lia ' io ic ,
'In In* • e and
.,. | ones.
' , “ '1 •i‘- a'l rigid . long
"'•d
are
...............
hy
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ill
a le presented.
plave.
r '" Pa
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*.Y.l»,(U„, hoods
.
Winner of ll„-
Cpf chatnpionnhi], last
t h . womon’s list.
icasnti, heads Boston m Hi. maich which SIuhI key is uudet . on,i act to fight f „•
;| Lateo
Meets Butte
a
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H* me.-t Ja -k Sharkev. >.f
11:1,1 l,,” n -ditned t<* ,
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Add
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corn
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,off
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aesH or irrita tio n .
!
WAFFLE IRONS
Waff loo cooked right j
at tlio tabto. Hot and. |
• crisp.
5 1 0 . to 5 1 5 .0
$
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Cooks Quickly, tncroujjh.'y, I*
and economical.
5 6 6 .0 0 to $ 7 3 8 .0 0
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FLO R ID A P O W ER & LIGHT CO
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scpnrates each moving
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M' ;*
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scraping metal,
° . P / ,),1S •’ ’••Big eylinclers, and wheels
k
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> o l . i car r.epcnds upon the quality of the
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COMMKNCING
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Quick Picft
t
U’" l '^e (l U!ilu iltJ you use, and how
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you use
POhAPvINI.:
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good heat-resisting motor
^d, and change iit every S00 miles, you wijl
have s.'.too
'thuOtlniy,
‘ wfcrepair bills,'and a
,noio,- 111 b'-'.'od condition when you a
ready to trade it in.
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L'iiflovay Retvvecn Orlando anil Hanford”
•^"ven Races Daily—Rain or Shine
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Army-Navy Officials
Gavor ( liica«o Site
a.,,!!
t " a ,'V c l o u ; ; l l i c s t t v e a Dirf.. .
■'i»\ t Iting.”
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up
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freig h t lim it of 147 pounds li't
‘ MWHt tc a i" “ l '
Jl IM ,h KI» H OIKS
and Oacar. , . . ‘‘How .litout .1 h itle ,,lMawa °l
V*ttoo'a pprevlous matches siitee Uerkt-U'y. < ulif., on New Y ear';
-------gam
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stud
at
the
Bret
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.
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hy Navy ,,f
d l< ON. JJn., Dee. 8 td'i
... ,
</Vt 1
"f Men.
V
W i M d five round Inmckoi l 1 f , n u l * 1,1 l harge of Eastern at
* "y*"**" H
D. .........................
Fish, dean ... Lheet
„ .0 ( h.b ton.gh, '
HI’KCI.VL M ill,
."iKIuollo,.,. i, |„
'G'i|A>r U niversity law M lmol . 7 ?• "*■— Fiinl* Dud 11,., w Wash
l m ■.
- — victory
- .......• < - , ............ i,
i :V ' <,#r s “ n,vm her of the I J'***"^’teom w hod. and
!, I ,, ■; j
to obiismiviS
.(gt 2 1 * (? al ov#r fi«orge Irv in e , of dv f . . . .
I
..........
dy football m entor, who vfrill m , 1*’ ’**«*.»! Suprem e Court bench a,,y cleun shirts, . . . K .i l c t s that "",l ,,n
^
Vork in four rounds.
B,*t '« com bing the K aatern tvam. i
h. ° \ j U H t before m.on to d ay ’ ' t,“ fS0 bir,lH ‘lwn’1 k "” " i'-w t„ Pl.,v ..........
"
'V“' •“'""'idl'i<i*uii.itirntV
M W
‘
expects to obtain, finally, a squad
IJ" 'v'» » g \» h ( ir t illness „f
‘h e ir cards anyway
U04*F
M EET DATE HKT
probably
will
enough
_____ _
|
fn.m 30 to 40 men. Tho gam e
X
........ ..
couple of new ones.
8 p m. Calls the royal vl.,|ow
*»i...
",r,lrr *r,"«tment inw(.
tu ltd, no milland d e..................
p a rts yodelin,.
|„ 'v
vv l" ° iuiru
O ther players who will jo u rn e y |
\ French im portation ,IHH „ !, .............
.......... a„ ‘“
y f i S ' CharapIcmihip to b* played
ucrnsH
the
continent
aro
:
Gonfund©
buss
in
the
r
'n if t^ h a C h erry Valley Club course
hod tee or w h ito c h iffo n cm hroid■">«! vvliisker.-., Chars™ rraaonahlr,
Gcn-getown; C arey,
Ci*y I. J . # N. Y. has nnughton,
in s e q u i n s , , „ „ l
„ s k i r t ((f
C ornell; Amos, W ashington and
r S«Pt- l» -8?.
Condl- Jefferaon; Neal, W estern Mury- ticieil w h ite o s t r ic h frin ge .
gW , th e ev e n t ,re m « ia
unW e th e Taxi Drivers „f
lund; Thayer, B utler and. D ouglas,
'WftJl M IS I
th « .City of Satifoid have
BARI8AN
STYLi:
U niversity of B ennaylvanU l Kal . t o tra n s fe r passunroW cOhlo S ta te ; M t J M t i & ' f t
T1|o ta i||au#4J | t Paris is interntAiJOc III (he (R y
«*Ud in noir *
1 WN
— proved hy the
llopod in pastel
r-vs-t-ij.
/W |th incr
of
,
MeLaud
;y \.
t^Hiwr
t»v»c ‘
ETC
Karrln»r« have
N VII.HRs s \ | |.;
percolator
Ml
AIRES. Dee. «.
(blocks
, ........ .
florn Itewspapei , ui,-,a|-„
•BAMWNCfl ARK e ,N
s'lnimas'J
San l ord F:ir
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J
•on Gild ,* VL <«-,'i{;*y
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t 'i i 's t N ;i! i“ i
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a
SeininoJc rou.it> Ha
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Hung, the l„,v 2
!*< u I going I,. I,-. ah jp d o fir*. Col.h "B n ,
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f e p u n c h f r can win the crown hy
, JLv
l o c k o u t a r foul if he is within the 1
, 7 1faL ,“’' r' ‘ed lo |,luy aKui" 1 1
il
*
y, . «rpoialion, firm or in d i-J
‘J,,,h,'rfd about th.
tlm w . 1
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.........
three
her**, a w ailin g a.lvici' ' " n .'”'
V **" «i'l'|MMf.
|>
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< O U .A B S IIil.H TIHK RIM
•i Mi
l|( provide.l they hear the ex- f r
n{ sta ll survey.
»f Ih,
""
"larkel *11^ A ualralhi' ^ "'a! ^'iiut^h* llf^'| “
May" -'Iccte.l from a lis; vv.uted a vend,.,. ,.f firevvoo.l drove nr,•• i.h ■
a ,I d
„ d „ „ .,. -sihmitted
h i,.,i Z n '
^
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r /w v
n r v i » i . > / w w.
........
i
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«eu»s|on, quest,ona re g ard in g ................
wood .
union,|
la load.
" " ,,,n
‘Ida
____
removal from the wheel, tin,, Gland
"" '
, .
' aw ay when jn
Th,. ,
ilicii on state-w ide ng rieu l- r ..
TAMPA
.
..
1 • .’
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and the rim m l
sal.
.
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wathe
victim
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r
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[pnihleni;; regional ag rie u ltu ^ '" I f d p a rts, freeing 1 ^ ^ - 1 VI I'M,
Sheriff*1* J7 ,k,‘r11h.* • t'ai............... ’
'•>’ *'’'J*; »f *»'“ » > -t com plete burgh,, t|
nhk-in . depell.lcnt upon I. h-i i I
OUf
^rations for a {d ilution ; the c m , v
t .
,,f ........ *
l.ve |,i!l i,.'
<>•' i
V ’ r '■aptui-.xl here fell j„,,.
t L
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',hl,lm!'
' hm" 1 " • f H i,. p o ire today when
quisde- before ra w a g ric iil,l,; VDI l l . NT DAVGFR
■ It"" neg,., „t having eon,u,.""'V
Dgai.-d M,e robbery „t
I lariats■•should lie sold t<» se t,
« n h " cnm ...
**o r l l u t e L ( * h rr o r 4> n i f l : ’
which ,i„ . ' 1''" in tilfe e „ f the R „ VI1| S , o|
(,!',• <i*-v.-fop,,,el,l, .lem .uislra' ’ "Homdule I toll w'luch |,a i
....
_
i
v ;*’ ‘ ,-a, ’-*•*! and SILMMHI
Lrul ethic;,I standard-, to whicu
hi
' h.- lo-adlight
| 7.iti"o eio jcrts olioul'l ml
' llu
111 " Hie (.tactic
wind , an he done to , re a l,-1
h,
fe were {•;,
" 1 *I", ,j- lig h t, on and ,,|Y
, l , l l ‘n
II I
ks.-f <1*inaii.h. I,y the . onsti I
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e
f
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fie,
f
i
* ' ' ** ' 1
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i
1 ....... 1 'Id "" ." hill- OO.toi |.;( .
g..,.,..I,
f„r 1 lo'ida agricult lit a I pt ud I
Btnl
,
I
I
|' m 1
'h
e
u
*' " ' "i-'.nv night a, . i
I
the
I ar,I ;• what extent Florid , I 1 ' ,l * 1 I TV . F la . | , , ,.
-'imppo.l
will,
,,
G ,'w ill
|„. a p p ,,
V
.
a
hi
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,
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in
.
l,„
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-leasing
te
a
r
ca
made ag ricu ltu rally :«-l| i '^ " h delegate., here firon, v irt a | 'vaii j,|,.
su n ,,
Ii.;
her 'I" '
»''d tilled it vv|i,-„ .,,,
I11' '«i| > |>E
Y m*'
l i i ; : ' "
*
' ............ .......jwio, d„ ' mr the nextr pi v, g mot
j V(. , '
>d the*■' H a te opened it th
l ‘"
' 'M l,act
r„ r
Id"’ I*'......... . fate o f so il Hue-;
; • 1 ‘ e 'tto tis ol F lo rid a ,
Ih- ' Girth t-,
11 ..............1 highway fr.r.oo Fi,, i j
I
mimhe.r
,.f
mi: ks
...........am issm uer stated , it 1 1 '* H'day.
[child,. ,,
, i,»rl
Go tv,. l" Veto Iha,di
H
Millar’
I take 1.’» to 2(1 y e a rs to fin ish *
U l" l,‘
g ie a t,,- part „ f .
[ »vh i,,,
(jttig rlie state . It would
'" " " " U g session w ;is t|ev,«>tl'ij | ., [ ' •
1
kho\V‘t
» *1,
"'"I
, ; ‘‘''••■"lizatior,
, «wivl *.7
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.
. of ............ I i" lit 1**11 ,111(I
1' ' IIml!
«*fJ l11
•\ . . S, i' ' 0, ""a ll ‘
, her I
Irte Hie -a m .y . and tlu* leg it- ,l!'’ "d o e t'o "
, |„ , order of ho i ' I '<>,'<•<, v
^
bring | | , -|
will not ap p ro p riate thin ,M ' • Dr. Let,
||,,„ig»,l.,ii I ,
f
DI <11,’»
ht, la- d.-clared. Me predicted ’“ ....... . d .-h v eicl the
M
M dl,, | ,„
. ' d I"-"
Ii
, of i omit !**.s would ...... " "1 S T. .\l.»| ;
. t4mn, v. I
'd
P'M'V '•
Hie propos,.,) .a,,j ,f’’l • lie ile u .lhm;i| ,,tv|(.(
.
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II,- l„
l.-ov i i.a'sed. as u ,.||
1
'*•. mi-..i...... „ (l,| , , ,
, ' do.| ;i,.d i"di 'dual | ;ll,d ov. iici
o*, iifued Hie afi io-nin.n *. ,. , G
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n
...- . . -'"d M
oe I. ;..a
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u (( f<i (> j l„
H .'dm ed I,,. I*.
in* .i 11* . I*>!i i )'i i I
n e .il
B. I.’ .........
will >t- . 1,1.. a . |, , .
atm ml
tin- 1*1 c, •'I V....... l;'* ;l'ld rc
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1i "•d I , \\
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•>. <’. Mah.
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la
o,T\ i||..
m .idication.
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n p o e d to
h-Mi mg ,,f the diiteV, ,,,,4. |
"r
slate mi 0 , - 1
’
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n "" '
" dei.s re
Ic-, :iv i- now being .lone by tend.'fed Ih,
o f t |M. special '
Mantel far-aa of Imiiiiolaiioo.
•h" ' '
" hiew.-rv, a - also
'Vo'k in FI..... I,lit and •(). R
. ' •*:<! j oulsl.'ioiliiig p to h d .ito.o ;,d '
<
r. vn o.,,. ' ’" at
V',,<" I, ml law. with l-e. .......................... <
' ’•H'K
G o .„d „
[to hie po- ||,|,. “tre a t-,le n l’’
lit li'-fore d .< <*;,the,e,t n ee d -.1
|th, nmg. M,M;lV)l
\
CREAM FOR CATARRH
that, in his opinion. , (l,u .
V
I
The .leweld I! " " 1' ■"<»* mat lei s
O P E N S UP N O ST R IL S
the iTiniinr.v
Fruit men’... (Clul,,
\
rprom
.............
lot,. , ' nn ag..,
s
.
I c;«""iits.don.-r touched t,p.„, i had:
Chi, am, f,„
’ , “ ,h
^nm aaaBBiaHBim aiiBnm rnij* v!i» /?r *-u.-, • ,
M t* « in n in g D p c d iilM 'r
'
18 "°T
i
the exnarfIM A ,,R ,D '
^
8— W )~ T h e
A T L A N T I C CITY, N . J . . JW .A
"h d e
S" n'° ^ ‘''tions of the Uni*. ,m#nt* 1 a**W. While they urr no
rm rP o f W nlp" w ill spend C h rist . V ~ Nn 5n" 'y h«» fa lle n on the "•> >»"».••
s n n ’ "»ifferine from snow ‘ • ‘‘r fo u ,,lrr«l 1,1 Kl,ch . hiurro
n,,,H » " * k in Sl»«in. s a y * .th e nows
2 ,* 'e
m'"'
’ V e m e m id the
. ,
I sshapes un.| des i'trns. they are devel-
X ionf c ...........1
! T iT,n*r
.
lone.wjlhH« 1.
port
Hooker’,
incoirnito nn.l
' "••arinti . h.iu,s „f ., j l» ivate suite in one *
"ttaion and i, prevent a / lode Is.
I :i »1| m
iv#» «• i*
\,t
*
'• 'M I A .
thnt a law is needed per...................................................................................................................................................................
......................... -
»
|.< o ’ n
Avenue
t 'i - ' , . nodoc-islon bout at Hi,.
'
A rm ury tonight. The c„n I
/
whBe Lutsn’s third etic,»,inter I
Will Play In West '
^
. ...... ,'l‘M-d lull details „f this plus,. ,.f thel N
s p f c ;
, IIUUJD liftin g the title fr>\n .Mickey
De 'I'lotes p r o m o t e r s a - - , v „ , g
', r
!
toy# will iiuirlc th f n tu r n <»l
] W c r te . S / o o d a 0 (/S A /n
.I.V
X ....
---------• K
S cranton m iner to fisticuffs
i- S V IS IIJS
,, .■ Mil.,
.......................
, *»... .™ r» . wi,...................
............ «oMi(.i.-ir,i
tom.shed to ii.,n,i *,,
, ,i
loiut.-cn
Kast«-in
and
middle
'
"
.....
*
“
absence of six m o n th "
........... .
»««l. ............
" 7 "?.
|!,” T' "i*h
nmv nm hi !h ! , , , mHMisaml
’’ '' ,n'’ * $ ’
t i l t s L ‘S
7/r, Mfhll* th e bout is scheduled •■< ... S. ' ni ^ " d 'l'o u d m s , incliiding
1** ••<’ Die annual 'I a,uii
'
"
•dll
p. m. Sends |,' •'vim:
in
1 HJccessfidlv'tr. ;,t
’ Altcli w eights, the husky western *!v«!‘*
f • ’rin -- l.’t,; F lora,
■- ....... m r an ,n.-c.i„„.,„ ............. ..
Fasten, Grid Stars
x
, whi.h
js t met here today in
•tien with the iinnunl con- j.
I >I t .
.. i Banks
<■**i*11'
i ii
jlayo. coiiimisjMoner o f « trn -1 W((s
m in ii report subm itted t o , , . ‘ . . .
. - -................ .>o
ti li«*
irrim h 'iiid com m ittee o f »h.« | „
' ’s ’ . Iu n <l ( ,l“ w .uim n,
H t s t e Cham ber o f
Com <^
WJ W'
»o the ; iti
fn hiifjeground
i. t|> - | fil. (
Track
In *»*C
Mexico
^ "w„,............
* * “ VIX 1,1
.\IC O S
Gordon
over the*- a- ................
. .
mU-V'’,.-Wwonlch,
«
of Butte, Mont., *,* „ m
....
Rickard To Krecf
i r Z V y, r t ‘r\ " ,XL F',|‘- K
•
' ,
Dcliard nniiouiiceil Mond-iv j
S c r a p p e r T o n i i r h t i I:it
...... S i .u m l........... .
d t ..ii..
. ,
is s i,,.
paving several city street. .
m o I.ATK TO CLA SSIFY
Slat i I ic- how salat ir , in \
a have incr, a e.l i:
» * lid * I.ATK TO C LA SSIFY
,
p a-t five yelir-i. ■.
\\ Jii*t h«‘r
, 1'*• include; am ate u r at filet i
> Gt*ST Young collie, mule, stray ed
n,d known.
H",.., - m High St. H eave phono
M if found.
'vi>k A It to; t. has hern fired
1r'i n
S uzanne’s tennis *in:t.-.
.........• »*'•" <»„.v
” '
'
";
Seminole Electric Companv
" h o dropped in),, a
.-»-••,| , n »•%. dirijr pi-• a to n a l mi'
-m l. hut rmw I '- p u t a i , hi.,',
aide aiihi.
"
‘
Opens ^hi^ThurLiav
« ‘ate Ihiplisls
, ;Vl‘'.!'u>r VVho " a s Most!' ' ' " ' f
Session At t.akr Cp,
hi
>,-;irs11'a-!".,777
'■ 1
•'"'•i t " " l s,.| the ra .t hird
t . w .m le iin g in.-i |,.,w fa .(
(|,i
f*.io , | .in- would s i p i he sam e d is la n ,
..., i
. | 11"’ o u tsk irts of Hi*.
AMI. Fla- n,H\ V .-(/T )-N 'n L , 'J
sk R o o m
I or R e n t
floor office* al L!07
N. Pai’k Avenue
opposite
Valdez!
und ( 'flirt Mouse. |
"iir™';;:/..... ... .........
i,.,]f ,.
me t i oie.
w
Select 1927 Dates A
| | , |.;
W' • !• ' '> al o • I. i.pc,|
I ■ll-v log . Ii, :, arriv al here la 1
'• •
' "in
la. k civ 11*... \f,,
I •’ O;. ' ,.| ."iiiil a
Wi •*
..I
,0. 1.
. •■
I
"’ 1 P
It ,. i I.au.jy wa ; ;l i , , ,.
i ., , •
•I M<!. I 1
E
M
i- F a lse Fo e.
• '( ,,) | heir, h, I- ip .hi enr, ,
a,I ■> ree\...I ., ‘
S co o i, 1 *o
’ ’ 1
1
i t. , I i**■i I’m nit,
1,1
I • i i d -Ini
• 1o-i V
...' c ^r - *
■mi*
_
5RJ, 1926
'
hVT„
Jvj
�tW
YORK,* D«c.
P i^ .W h o M
jDO®#nr-‘Gtr
Trinity
crum bling
o ld |
— ■
g j t w t d . dignified end holy
_
«
/B y A*-oel*l*d Pr«w)
~
‘
PHONOGRAPH
toup^goaf
r
Doc. 2d tii
“■ d u ty In th e cen ter o f
T ruffle accidents in the Smith
_____ j* ’a money capital, la ever
week le ft 60 persons dead
M inted ou t as one of the g laring " nrf 284 injured, the heaviest toll
JpC ongniitlcs of New York.
" f injured In many weeks, it wa*
j K ^ vJsltor e ver walks along Wall :’,,'vn
W o r t* to the AsaoelatIfjtU-et Without H !n e reminded '
' r, t " indny r< m O states
on*e h*>t|, i, ,« tnh' r of
Ihab'npt: o f the <'ld( M nnd nuaint{:«t r lih tf iie - io
t h e Jti'ut of tie
Pin Mhhi*
i
I.WIIVHIIIK 0
I to :■!•■..)
V >. v. •> t-TTid* s'
’
*
f 'he
•
ii
ci
|
(i
mim lm r Riven fo r every
dnllnr spent
172 T i r e s
iV" Tnlies
'J‘.).\ l.dO Tues
| r-
■ iv n I:i'h'i* and
lv - 1
m >■!
' r't'■ '1
tl< <
Yet. I <!• i.
ly.'ho h.c*
f.fii
11 :
aye. rtilli.
iK U n d ise o
|<I k o <h . .i. 1
.b
>ld. tit a * ‘ * >
ijre *le»t! i.
K llir
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1 i
'i
coiij.-rn* ••
fetalf in
Ill
*
ttlm no u* *
'
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i -ti
,,mr. h'stnrii
Now npd •'* m the n’i'ioet
I 0 TTt.'dr : n ' 'I h * -if.,*
line* I
11
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hi" i*i .i ‘ -
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11.
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Nlamed
in the
I he Hosl
e (•* A im
Won't mi nt .
w lo M 'ly
I).
[TiUt th< v
t h e n o hi *
■ the f-ye i 1
hi
..............iptv uw iini-M iiii
non I....... .
held dioilld be de
I red elected, h a . assumed office
Fim dam entalists mOf
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Kentucky Will IVIeet
I . K X I N ’ C iT O N ,
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favo P
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SHIP < ItlAl R KS< I 1.1»
tion and
who favor
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M a s . . I»ec.
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t he
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ahietP
L. \
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ill
ecu driven a hoi'" he Ill-Ill I Hr LlU.
i mg a (;ah'
I hi* ri ia•111 v. a in :n|c
v. * re alie.'ii d.
\ al i.'u n l ■
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fmidauiental
K y , 1»i o. K
I ll * anilonm •
111 fi* in 11\ ut
tin'
I
“Christmas
Montezuma Hotel
J H N I N U ROOM
.Mr. a n d Mrs. .1. A, Rttarh
I 'r o jir if to r s ,
OIM.’N T O t h i -: I’t i t i . t r
Ctut) lirv ak fast 25c l<i 50c
7 a.in. to 10 a.m.
Hiisint'ss
.Men’s lunch
50c
12 Noun lu 2 p.nt.
Tatile D 'lln tc D inner $1
(1 p.m. to S p.tn.
"
oiov.muml that shall g ath er
f" ' d ' !,.V turn* of the next l.egislafu r- meeting and enact such logis-
wil1. ,i‘,iv"1
I d HK.rdMK ( Al t HINA I S
R( i.M hi, I tee K. i,|'i Monsig m u
u,
a. aivhhtslmp
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«’" ‘W ' lii*. th ree MU-ted sch o o n e r
p,, ,.tM> ,tl„|
M o ii-ig im r
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u cerree rcscucil
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If-Ctlei! by
by | ,l l l r | _ .................... .. P o la n d , w ill
ho
*i !v
t oihi\ ; 1 111 r , I • Iled cal d mil I at ( • om i - 1oc\ t •
, , ; t„ ;o knowledge the h mil of
i-tnas set forth in the Mild*-; to
j* .
Mait in’s appointee. (1 II ' t \ tnlli/.e public sent inient again.si
I.-Ieteher, the county tax . olleelnoi •iw Hnrwiniaii theory of (he origin
j de pit rt men I l s
a r in o f uuet io i.
' 1imail 1 I"in the l u s e r o I de r of
|t„lph Johnson, wlmiti the slat ■ untrimls and to "i nst i tut e a s l a t e
t":,thinb;
•■volution from la v supported
u n iv ersities, lo lleges and
lumols
" f Ken tiieky."
b l ’i
— T h e first state-wide fuiidamenl ri'ist i oiiveiition ever held in Ken
y w II open here l)ec. I I to
' e Hi
ijitield Iik*
litose
j i o l u s a l it
opnodiN
I 111: 11\ \ !
H OM E-
tioG L
w I fiends.
A
* pupp>
Ims hocn found in
,|M " i k e
i*K I l oi n 1 1
UC | -III i\ h i h r ina i nc I
iil'-ntified l'i‘r -.line time, loud
t n if J T p, 1„• f n r y
T t w , *1*, ft .. rt'
ng n f 1
t
J?) r n c t rr ■
tuv-l,
ff>l; »v
Fr.furv c
T - v i **n \vboff» j i
,xrr\ I'd *ne rv-* * uf t>>(e"Tib" Vfi
flnvnr <■f pe. . I, •* T i n r v dii \
*■'M’ff
yiicnti*. |t/,V
r"Ttii dy
to-ihit c ,T'd tb'i T>riroH ii r,* ilain
modern ............. ■ m 11<-f ■*nv for
a i m ox (ill ( , e ‘ " ' h'Ay Y mirt in *
w hrr*
And *1 ■
Ilia I g i n "
of
I acsi .i.
m?
had been closed because of the Johnson .ays, is to "b r in g toge ther
I death of (lie r e g u l a r office holder all the (on es in the s tate that ar<* J al R
iime time ago . a n d ilie Mibxe<|uciit opposed to the theory id evolo i
*i
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'*!■ *'..i -il *11 i i s **I1 -r 1
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P ll< P n
TO THE- J.AST q d l i f L P /
1IAKTOW A. ,1. linker, charged
The convention will lie. under
with robbery of the I,like Alfred auspices *f the National h’uiul.i1tiiiik. will
he tried on J a n . U1 , ; mentalist Association of which Hr.
J u d g e II. K. Olliphanl anommceii. Andrew Johnson, of Wilmore, Ky.,
<ie ' ll ,
.* ■i . p.lined him,
--is pre' ident.
mi t did on t h,nk min h .
MR A H K N T O N
A fte r the o f f i c e ’
Purpose of I he eonvelit ion. Mr.
! I t'll*' r» erased.
YO U
'ilA U S S T Y P A O P ; - C i f A P HlPll
PI'bNNAt'(>| .A
Andy
Wonc. ,i
eainan. jailed here on a charge "I
o dalin g 1hr pi ohihil u*n l;uv, de
hired «lull he *I id not knew the
I 'nili-il States was dry,
Volstead,
w i * pi I t" his • irahu
that it* ■
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IN FLORIDA
P r e p a r e to meet y o u r fioil, then
yon m e blest ”
O f course. yo*i ennnnt expci t that
the Imsy mneev changers in lie*
Well Street ’*1- y tr rm'ers hnv** ever
hnd r u e t** «t**p and read and re
fleet1
P * r ' " -<- •’* ' ■ ♦ " •„
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—
WITH THE- hAft^f PECOPD
D A Y BY D A Y
place of rest.
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NKJHTS
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FOR RFNT
Dance Hall at
Silver Lake
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2.(15
I 115 S: miford Avo.
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F. P. HINES
;< 0
ftln'in I efi i • , ■1 . i •
IcUlT'Sli.i
$11.1)5
•J!*\l.!i) T u b e s
t:
Do \ "" Want ■
M " • Palm Mencli Contract let
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.V e n u e and
P.i-ieh road.
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Christinas is r«ii>uilv
i . ;iii m
i -r*^uIt:!!,'? andi
'.Mill tliel
a H'lJ'!>Y Itine t[
C/1ridina s Monetj tor h i’erybodq
lire <m: I 11u■( In i iinas Ffe^j
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Wc ('liter ltiin Ihr s;»ui{ of l|
I !»iIkI;ivs \\till a joyous c.m* live ffl
i
ini'—Inti, tl yon go llirougi: lie* iioiulap
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Vv'illi Inadcqualc hiv In.Mn'.ma* Pro*
1 i.
tcclion, \our care fi'et
< lilt ' *L i
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al.iiLlaEvery Week
‘<1 I '
t n u i i h i n vi 4 4 |j Mm( a f; i i« n n mw<■i
lurn into one of (iisiihiy!
lures Are M od
nir.’Ov for clifislmas wiflmiit ;m\ -pecial rf**'■1•i :1* < lip •1'a■ i •. ct •.. li ii
and
"M fu'd* i h) viiaii "
You arc sure lo have Ihe moneu
just when you need it
n
\M oving Forward
iVrmil ns lo ciiacuss you.* iobtoancel
«-
| Substantially
needs wilh you al tins lum1.
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K n r o l l t h e c h i l d r e n . T I 1 K !•' 11 i S 'i ’ h i v
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K n r o l l i n o n e o r m o r e o,
i f r i ”, ' . ; r .
lis te d h c lo w .
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A t Christ mu1'!
1 * il II -i
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leelmi' niay
“A SHARK OK YOUR I’V
AGK WILL UK AiTKK
Join N ow !
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CLASS 5A. Members paying
5*2.50 first week and decreasing
5 cents each week for 50 week:
will receive
$63.75
fte r o n n M i n o f Y o u t h ’1'
1 I Hi i \i* under a rigid rode that jirm de* car-fill
I) I.*experienced
onpcrvi-inn ns to qim ilv of ic i
.•-«
nnd
mot
r hi i,i*i*i it !*!|i, «licth*r in the hoi'ding of its h ni s.
||,e
run- trm lt.,n oT •*s e- * ' rtr rr<\\f course i*r in ft,* • irv pf
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Ida.
1111 I 11
S5.HH first u i c
lo c e n ts each ui
v. ill receive
j Cl ,
frt
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nd dei reasi n
Sfi
\ till' . *1) V I T ,
tr* I'd 7..“ (i
.Members p aying 25
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Higgins, Smith, Wight, !w
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been Htruek
-ar tl
studio several months
Movie Sidelights
(UV The Associated 1’ress)
Deepenlnff of c h n n -T O CONTROL HAVANA BANK
ronlintr pi«r-j ATLANTA. Dee. H i,T’t—Cor..
'riseo
And When The Pie Was Opened
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of dirt in real ( I he extreme of i m
Rest counterfeit in (of the Ru i in umfort
fa-diing powder flies i Rod l.nRoi.pu m *'R<
the eanteirn.
I* weighs t h i n , five pot
Metro-Hold- | loi es I ■1 K 1 idavini
i that when a Mad ov n
dusty d o th is• shaken before " 1<' !a pi
i-i never seen . ‘nelly one pe md.
,o tmporlant po- camera, the dost
<
furniture
in-id than that Hut rubbing polished
< with soap gives al real effect Of j Two of (In | (test movie IcTUlt
powder Jeotee from ton j.-a| comedy. i liarli"
doubt*, just i ,j,,t
Scattering washing
'
loth front which dust j Chaplin and Ins wife vio'ed
a
t he last
t wo j on
vvhit
theater where they
\ meriean l.ea js so Ti*.shaken give s a white c loud'l.ns Augcli
'saw Mrs. Chaplin’* friend, even
in e "f erratic ■wlutdf-Jiluts npd sel Ales ns dust.
I tecn-yenr-old Merna Kennedy, i:t
,e National lam j
' *1-^—
do has no m i s - ‘ a musical comedy, "All F"> You,”
vi.-tor because of I Director Kred
Vitum
pictur- n»d Charlie igned her to a connt that llu>|*II’11- givings for the
n
mgh. one of t,,e | profession. He say s he wants hit tract ns hi< h ad in g lady m “The
, that ev»-r p h iy -, I)tU(I|llori | >*ris, w
the h't.at m Jt.it.
l0 incom e a f
,V,I not due
", cause he believe.s
Nice chicken pie that was left at
eel voiisiiess hit , nn uns(1,fish profe;
for .leremiah C-d'iuui, a prison r
happened to g e t j h(ir W(,rk w j|j kr0,
sticks the a'ett tu r n k e y t found a I
, r\ inot'portimo i ........
concluded that ".lorry” hud had d
lettig of the
ole "f villain
nan Iv agu e
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I T ’ S ALWAYS
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C. R E
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l**- Y“
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S n o w y -w
w h i t e S tlO
n oW
w -
A n d it is ju s t a s c r e a m y
a s it lo o k s .
I t ’s m a d e
ONE - DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
laundry
c a u s e a c re a m y s h o r t e n
819 W. 3rd SL
Phone 475
in g is m o s t c o n v e n ie n t
( audit idge. Mas:
( d e l . \ving-: and
i aid.tv automatic
t o w o r k w ith . W h e t h e r
i t ’s b e e n
th e
in
: .1! t h e W illa rd H a ltc r y
"'I •
W c r n harm * :im l r o
ll. m - ,11 m .tl'f s o f h u tte r io s .
tulle wme is ....... ►
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' I )V ,lt jihort- new picture, "Sunrise." at the Fox |"n ami Ihuidini wete travelling
le',. . c u e s has studios.
It represents a section
a tellt Imw in Kansas when tin
, u to'rv o f a city, with elevated
trains, infant fell dn^tt a I light id stair
■‘-Ireet ears and other objects of
What a Hn-tcr'
H"inluii <\
.
1«n v |jf,.
<lamti’d. end the
lube
luvaiii"
i
t h a t w a y e s p e c ia lly b e
w a rm
th e
s ta n d in g
in
FIXTURES
k itc h e n
or
t t'.r ht>'' of list u ic i i ! |,,,t t| ci-
r e f r i g e rat o r ,
is a l u a \ s
ju s t r ig h t l o r q u i c k ,u u l
,
*’ r 11
boxes
,1ml of t,be Cuban Federal Reset-' •• very elaborate a ffa irs. Prob
ngi-n<y located a l Havana In real’ the inc«<l rlpgunl lire of on/X
lli r will l*o vented e\t lu-uwly i-i
the Atlanta Federal Reserve Raid. illitMIOMlI".
, Officials of the A tlinta Fede*-e|
Reserve l.ank today lonlirne l ad
viee* front Washingti n that a * ■
I* ion to this efeeet
had been
rciiehrd there, yestetdiw I i
the
Federal Reserve Hoard, meet in;;
with hankers from all ever the
Sixth Federal Reserve d'-tnet.
d r if t lo o k s w e r y c re a m y .
Snowdrilt
,t;., 11y ThitvoftnW
termed in a
ONYX A N D DIAMOND#
Jewelled powder
RAY BROS.
e a s y m ix in g .
S n o w d r i f(
ii •ie< pt.il
and
, r\ ici ,il !.• a'
<;• 'ic ** *a
priceWhy
lav 'id hi t i'c
-in w In o ,-u - *
a.i a t' c.c 1■. i ■ iti>l
••i v i- , it'll
i’i v ! in in . ,'tti !"• had at ecntioal,
I il pt ic r .’ See our line hi
foie laiying.
Melton Electric Co.
a 2 1 S. Sanford
I 'll O N K 5 IS
\\e
Pcr'htrnt rough* and colds t a l
rrrinu-* trouble, ’i on can. Hop
noir with Crcomulidon, an n a
rrroMle that Is pleasant to take,
inulsinn is a new medical £ m .
with twofold action; It aoothe*'
tu-nl* the inflamrd mcnibranea
liih.ts germ growth.
. fVSfjl
(If nil known drugs, crconot* b
J
ogui/' d hi high inn lit aI authorilkQ
fin<- of fIk*p.rr.ilr*«t hraling agenda*
P>.-i-t' it ■iciclis and colds and otbft 1
I,.rn ■' t'",.'t t ..uhlrs, Crrotnnliiaa
ictun-i-. m .i,id,i'cn to ci cosoia, otkiar
h ill" cl. »' i i-w Inch soothe and h o t
t " 11•'• - i.-.! c ndu mes and atop t b
1
i it.I ml! monition, whilo t b
<
- . isi - c i i ' ilm stomach, b*^>
- .!• I iui'> the t l ....I. nitack* tMaaal
„
r ■ t’ ■ 1 1 .in t checks the gfeXjJk ,■™
i I 'he ; ci ui-.
( ' ci.moI ien i* gu.irantrcd U tlA lb'
t r\ in tic- u -.itinent of nertbUHl ^
i I'-iphs ,in,I cold i. bronchial aallnMa ,i,
In in him ; cl "hit r forms of icaplM*
ti i v ilivcAs •- ami i »cxce Rent forbttfld* J
i - up the ^>'ii ii .iftc-r colds or
.*?
Mot, IV Ir 1111.1If 11 if inv cough or c old b
r l i 'mi'-d .ill* r l iking nccordl
il icciiijii*. AsLyoui drussiit.
Koi-iui;.
,,
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flie | -' P ' li.-i >e of a , recti vva i
*.r >tt|'ma id girl, reached the c i t uf
•
"t'e
h v o " g ill st a Ui i v. 11- nci"
'tie I't'S vviii-ld Wives tttilv,” via the front Imm
P i t o i m 1 alcit l.y M
Wacnci- I'o .'In i
I in think lie per o f Marie Htevu-t
II,,ward became a pro tuuie ih i at : ttietu
in Ih'llywoo
lul.
AH
n , hfe nut oral
i >*11•11■- I hill
tie
" ' *"\pel't .
mad" h.V niopt of Hietn i.< (tint tie
line has mueh to do with any sipce -fill attempt
at
field goal,
whether it i ft out placement nr :.
create 1 drop.
i r.palettcy
It itf impo-eiide t i get acciirai \
i '. .rl top ex
■ , ,piire t in t
,i
p:
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i
,
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ip .
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER CO.
W. S. P l t i n ? . Mur.
71C W. First Sf„ l'lionu 172-\Y
"it any kind of a kn k that is hut
i 11 ,p,, ,,, one of
• f t , , v, is lie, id
\ i,d loe
! I'
|,Pill,
Pol
,' . a wt'l
,,111 I, col cl
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i,
tied. In .spell <-fi-i
it p latgel;.'
a mat t ee ,,f trying
to get Ihe hill
aw ay without Ix ing blocked and
I'll t lllg to llll k.
A in many other tilings, pnrA ('ompli'Tc Fine of
Ui daily in the advaium g of lite
Frames ami Screens
hall, the lute n<-v«-r get -, the proper
Medicine
Cabinets
'• t i K"i- v' l'dit, the teal glory u unlly h •
,vli i'.g lip; 'I io Mu' k n k it or |,;,!| Cypress and Fine
i tty earner.
Fra mini;
11 ■, 111 l >hl 11* cm ih SI ami
S h e a | h in t ;
............. M'e
t !. v. , , i lip
S id in :;
1
1 ■ i n v ' , iI •
■i . ;■, . ,I
NEW
LUMBER YARD
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F lo o r in g
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11 t ■■* : t i i .
t '•* t» r iv ! ] a
v o. < .! , i o-.v.i--i] i oil ,
i , ,1 ,,! a .
Any number of uupm-tan, game
t; *;i ! f »i i Ml t h i '
1M M
I f . ' 1 iilM.tM
CeiFnar
Finish
Mouldin';.*
ItrieK
L im e
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J Iji*
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mi Mi"i 1 !» t v
• .It-. ;.1i\ It* • t» >• :* |\ il l m*■* . F la s l e r
II •
\ • I , l.' fM* 41r t 11»*
lil»*rh I W h ile U f ! *
F l a s l e r H o a rd
Is .
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)i;i ,
f (ifmm i h»Nt* N In•i:the
Ic ••up p, i
'tiam cs of
W'alti r
c r e e n W ire
! !• I i • - all a -.'I t hath v 1‘rii-k ley,
H o il.le rs H a r d w a r e
Ha,|. in 1'tu . t il. i -all score I Morr-
" • ,:m
:
Presents a Fascinating A rray
o f Charming and DiStin&ive
G ifts
••I
UT-0F-TIIE-ORDINARY, different and
certain of welcome are gifts chosen;
here. For great care has gone into assem
bling the merchandise offered at this holi
day season. Prices are attractively low—*
nassortments full of variety and interest, #
O
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Mi !i. i* t n i" t h» 'A* I .m l I! 11 i i
th'Ul h. 1
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!I -l' k
loll 1' tl '.
The Christinas Store
*,r*'f* W in d o w s
1'
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i- u-'iiti
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V *' -.!■ i i h "
Si
f< at
,igni 11st
In 1 ‘ 1 1 f 'll-it h-y Hi I. kh*
*' : , ’ a
d. 1i 1 i t !■1,| git;' 1- tni II ij vati
■Morpht
I m n in t ; H o a r d s
M ade to O rder
The U* ic(* Js Ripfltt
Jewelry, H and .Bags, Gloves
..
Hosiery, Lingerie, Negligees ••
^•Infant’s Wear and Sm art A pparel
A s W ell as Gifts •‘F or H im ”
These make it possible to; choose here foil
every, need with certainty of success. ’An ,
early visit to, this store ;will result in a
speedy and satisfactory accomplishment pf
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W . IL SCOGGAN
TO W B :4 r : T;. *•' y'
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r.n..ir-!,.n r ..i ‘|I>b Hil l) FRIDAY <*}*
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i i at hy I lie S c r t i t f s A re T n He H e ld At
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I'fiM- al tin- upiirehension of Or*
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A \ \ : t . » e t ' i w :n \ .n t e r c o - n
I.II.. I ft ill .SI.’ri.lMMM) cun
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mid <'ii|it.un Paige denied ‘
lb ' < i Ilf I.-r. ;| ; i-.ie
till
t-i .''■in h W'i . i a-, iii'il hv
any himwledge ..f w-h.v ho had *
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• inn ( he.*n taken t,. i( hotel rather than
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ill li< |m!ii v uffi' ent to ”• -iaii- w ill. ,i|.*,| m
, ’deed ill the |wi|n-e station. HnW* ‘ •* ••• '
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• 1. Di K cttie D u n ('arson w at (
him for th'* Senate. i’atl. Avoid,, ye t. ,
d III. Cl. ' I.II 1
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lile i hairman of the IIIi- ""*»":»t« al III
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M. Pbei-ton. Hut
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d . it j i lung else.
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• hit- . The Si-natu tent V\ ti ii I d i .it i ,
lull'll, \ It. i .. A , *ondi' 1 m aving, “why it has •
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Ifileni mis.
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Vi tom r. ti.. and ............
t h.-i
Jl» lirrn |ll ilHl".|.” I till said
<•!! • t. -I. U . Haul. ..
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" 'h'r.ng tin great mtmbor who !
tn i , i f i unis ashed 11,
( have lie. II trying. For tho loci is
til' d t > Ih t hi .i i.ii- , j ,i
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h i.. (Ini' f have made no particular of- *
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M D.i- aside from a different name. A rid ’
e \fa i .in ai t lie ■*.«*. , 1. ,
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Paul I have not nvniiled j u11>I to placca.'>
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I have lieen ncrupying my pntfCnt
'till, .• i.f i .,||ii a‘s in ;
,1 li.ll
' I Had My illd ■npnillneiil fm two months.
•• V.'a . |, 11.iitin. oi (i
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Vlanv u| the cleverest detectives
• ,,h
i ■ ,1 ii.i|i.,i. •tit • ,
(I
I!-.* !• v; 1 (l»i rispi*
re.po-t
*t in Kie ('luted States have stood
I ,1 ."! , i.: ,i.l t.
• I't 'n o r i I s Ii I
•v IJ !
:i **'At 1Vine i< till
•• i ii.iogh tn me for a tinndshnkrv
Pli'.lt i
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t h . . I 11, , i , . | i
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Wi Ihi and mine uf them rccugnUed B»ir."‘y
tin, "
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in
1
It . . . mu...', i-.lm wa .... •
V i * •*'» i i ',. li
-1 Me." mil In n Imppened at Atluntic C ity
o ilefs, |nrm< r
l.t ’t, ' Itaia . ■, dani'til -r of Mr, ; r I
•lull and August, when the Amcr-“i" f 1 1'iifi i,*n mi.- siiei
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t ‘ • •»
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i . U 1!a •• was nia' i .i d ,.
The ;'-tiiM and s an Deteetive Society was In Conti'**
it. .'i.utliei ti |!:i|i|ist
V. .i iier Ii. .• ii - .. a in " tl t .
- i 1i • r.'* 1. * elliit*** * .at- i • .‘I'mi at the Ambassador Hotel,
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’ I wm, living in Atlantic G i t y ^
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. » hi ••• ' * in i lllil'' I'll
Sun.
and I used to stroll tbl
o«l |m?|. d !
, !•’ I * u i i . ..
• 1• (U * . Ml • In"-ini, *'\ ab n Die lobby every day ininflilr
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the detectives. Not one g«K_
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reporters
asked
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' miu had any communication with J
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" I ’ie Wileli's.i Telephone "
.' utiglil.
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was
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day...
ago
end
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lu eiity oiiiiiiles uf fun.
"Muiie. whatever.” ho said. Mi
v f \;iGo' .
|i'nM‘i ' j. a, w’rre
lieintf evident to t!u* family that milv a j.. |< u-i
.If :» 1,« i i
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t.i.md
I'male ".My Dr*-aiii uf iImt is nil I shall toll you on"!
1. .'. •<• h • if tl,*- d i r an'! n •:•*• i l.i- .'p H
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H'Kilv* .
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Ihg P*n.identire lompany. (xiihjeel until I have consulted (Bt;
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u i“ •• il IV ll •r |.“til i'i i in* il i hui I
ItO* III, I't i " . ; I l r . u V* , till, - j , > II, t IS
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lo iiet -iitii • • v i i iii't<iii:il and Al f. Sc*
attorney. Edward If. S. Martin,'
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i. i . | i ll ki d li* II 1 1III* im • il'i'i
v. C i t y H a l l
O ffic e s
T o ‘ '’''‘ “K" ' 4
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I * *»v at her liedsid* .
I,.t .It
h::i,i|i .•( ami .fmee .it ih •
j S a r . . ; i»: ( i s
B <1 s i n e s s nil* lit
’l l " p aM h e a r e r
:it tile f u *
•ioK"! K'lir* t Iiiii * on the evening
*■' ill:- l | late y
( lo s c a
S a t u r d a y purporting to be from o i
Snow ii II ;it 1'iiih'rlmi neat' here, h e
I'liil'.wii.i: i • the i i -r .m tu o ■
, i I >* • . I ;.
:i miii .*•*: i hargimr lhe t ‘ . l ,i « > r i o . v a r e l o h e : V . . VI.
a n ie r i
for
tl»«*
lir
given
l>\
tiniMunieipal
I*
uni
San
it
time in bf-ii>iv.
v! A t N o o n T h i a W i n t e r v ,,rv ‘riv,'M 0,,t by Marein.<H_«,
theft .o' $!|o,|)0(l.
st'a " " '. \y. •' ; a ( liii.-.tinas fiiml doealir.n was
Ct
' . e f these Ormiston characterisad
Sl'.rm ii wet i- lull..Wed b\ a d'lV'.i*
Mfant was sworn out hy l!ncppnr J. Ii. Louck nnd I*. II. lnn;^, (4I t!i<» < minty WVJlurr Hoiird •l*y .ii'leiT.iinii in (lie Milane The B a i ? C u r r e i V '
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i "hmik" the finding In N iw f o
;> »ur >f ruin
Mi inris l.i vers rcI Tiller, di (active sergeant Scriif'gs. In l'T im n t is to te n. an i ordered turned over to toe di . H e r , a ! o ' c l o c k :
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a trunk containing feint
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lulled
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mar.
Program
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Mtiitiripal
Cemetery
m ,.ucU,r> ,\|rK.
Morse.
jc'inf. i. | . , het w-x'ii offi the
A :i* p:-1 r
finei v unit "the dear darling n
—
! Fu ll d 111.,U-I- S-. n !l-| I.'I- itll.'l by ''Dii.'
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March,
Sons
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list
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(barge
of
Aliilc-r
and
Kriekson,j
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,
at itYihy>
I'tie mi- i.iii hoard
mv.l
love letter, which l.os Angeles i
:!.
t I'lTC..... »••«’ ; 1 i . reci'ii' ly bool ei 1 froiii eiltl.i 1 . K m incites
i il
IMM. III. ll Hitt I, iim iniillK l« M IV I
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Fcultli’s Attorney
llitve funeral* directors.
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W. li. William ,.
« ontinunl on Page
v. t . .• i t and ii
i.n ir lt» Fan 1
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h e ll.
i Im n ty liepurtmcntN receiving
f v*nti..M will Mirtain i
DAY t i l ! I S DIVOKCK
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-----------ford :nei\ iinrii s t-» "e om i !i- loo!;- .
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* 1" : ' v esich week will hereafter ^ -----------A
?• f!wir«(. \v. McDuninl.
$400
C 'lIIC A fiO , Dee. !h
td’i Dar - 1 Conrress meets lit n’jon.
Aland My Sweetie, DuiialiKon, a ii.!ln , i ’’r *'io .m r. m y *-v:i • :;»iind- •
|)(,
,j ,,n |1 i al ty afUirnootis at d
|i h** said, despite whut by A. Day, Jr., t»m uf a wcaltl.yi O.l ronnpi racy tria l, comtunics.
(I!) Fax Trot, That’- Why I I.nvo <’'* , '"htv’ by F. K. .hir. . v.ho M at -1
!' I'O m N C iV S J K ip ^Cl ' if | (ll a, H^lr.1'1
!nt i«»*ilit %
s \l
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V’.
'.nl lit
nf nit
on V
Saturday,
Mr.
P"! is ri-jilizod on Handers' Chicago Insurance man, today nh
liouse takes tip j'.nh: • i’ tetlnries. Vnn. iK.iuildsfin.
rf*
t'rnoli Ii -mI
Wit'
tai.
.•lated.
|«.i,Win ut„i property ami tnined a divorce In-rii from HerSenate campaign investigating
I Grand Selection.
Kntinku, aperntlnj,- a MellHiurnc w.ti.in the
S A K \ S ( > T \ , I hi., Dec. Ik—(A*)
The l ily malinger left tmluy for
P r(
I'" miurnme valued at nice Lunslroni Day, who is serv- committee niifeta.
past few days.
Erilm.
— Police fiu'uy civ scat eking for West Palm Dench to attend the [
wli il.*. former official ing a one to fhurteen years hi ii - j House committee on committees
The method used hy the passera a robber or robbers, who lust state .’es-uoii of thg League of Mu*
Intermission
ov°r io i he hoard.
tence in the San Quentin, Calif., considers vacancies,
5.
Concert Waltzes, Vienna of tho money is very crude t • hank night broke open the safe of the jnicipiilities, which is to he held
Merchants of the
ir#'"* n;>l>rehoneion felt penitentiary for throwing acid o n ' M ilitary and Imiiun affairs com llcatitifs, Ziehner,
ers hut can not easily he detected Saiasotti
Daily
Times,
taking
Friday
and
Snturdiiy.
He
will
also
naked
toilay, hy Chamber # ,
e . " r >he treasurer's her hushtind’s face.
mitlccs hold first meetings.
•i DeM-riptive, Tlie Mill in th" by thoso- nut iim -i I to hnmiling cur ahuitt Slut) and some vnlttohle attend the Rtnto convention of City nierco officials, t» ippnxm
'**
.
Bn is heing relieved hy
rency, (m olding (•• Mr. Itohbins.
Ei.reyt,
Eilenberg.
,
papers
which.weru
in
the
safe
ut
Managers,
which
is
to
be
formed;
Hon
of
the
&forchatat»'.:
•mince „f f,«ith in the
i.~- ( A ) Fox Trnl, What Good “ One dollar lulls ure being raised llte tlm?.
nt West Pnlm Beach.
in announcirtf that al|)f
l,s|1"" ’‘"aid and pledge»
Is
Good .Morning, Santly, and (It) 0 ten dollar hills l.y merely tin*
of advertising, other than
Uf" M,t,p,„t.» he i,aid.
Hello, Alhha! How Are. Y<m, Gil texing the figure "ti" to tho Iiiii
Inr local newapapera, ha
and ('bunging tho picluto on its
bert and finer.
to ‘a vigilance committee
C a tc h N e c r r o
H.— March, From the
West, •ce,” ho said. ’*
.
. ....
.
Chamber before actually
On the one doliur lulls there is(
Woods.
Concerning China, tho foreign
> e ry C h a r g e
G E N E V A , Switzerland, Dec. Ik
1
picture tif Wnshingt'.ii and t!ie(
!h— Anthem, Thu Star Spnnglctl
y This action mu decided' I
— (/P)— Uneasiness for the future ministers have apparently con
words "Silver Certifieitle." O n ^
Hit niter, Key.
hy
tho comtalUee several^ **
vinced
Chu
Chno-Hnin
that
it
Mussolini’s polldiv.*
J h ^ e r " lr' v '>itc h i s Jure an concerning
genuine ten dollar lull, ot the kind
N'KW YORK, Dec. Ik—(/P)—John to interview him on the way to ago and it Is expected th #
abroad, of which tho Itulo-Alhan- would he unwise for n iu , acting
illo*;t generally in use, is a picture D. Kim-l;efuller was on Ids way to the t mitt he was stopped by a merchant ini the city will, w*
,
"as arrested inn pact is regarded by muny m us representative of either the
uf Andrew Jackson and the words
himself of this service.
Flnrldn today for Ids annual win me other of the party, who said:
„ ' ''"'"on |*y Detective a disturbing indication; . anxioty Canton or Poking governments, lo
"Federal Reserve Mole."
"Don't yog soo he ir loo weak
Various ndvertlslnf
‘
over tho situation in Chinn and introduce into Uie council tho (pmsIll ruining the hill* to.* words ter golf at Ormond Bench. The to tolk?"
'
and schemes are daily
tho position of the forelgneri tion of China’s recent abrogation
Were not changed und Die ein It s founder of tho Standard Oil Com*
Mr. Kockofollor was bundled up the. • merchants at r
.li»hn l.ponnrdi. elcct.'-d In Nnthere, and a probable agreement of the Chino.Qelginn treaty, as it
usually around the figure
om'piyiy wus accontpurtit-d hy a Otlnue in a long ulster and wore p heavy many of them ami
vemher
tn
tlie
office
uf
Prosecuting
would
only
brhlg
tho
ontlro
Chin
with Germany concerning modified
the one doliur hills, were not of 15, Including a physician, hu cup with car' tabs to protect him dais claim. If Hi
before the league
at Attorney, assumed the duties uf changed. On n ten dollar lull, the IniUHi-Jioepcr, friends nnd sorvanb.
.
..
[ t i ' ' * ....... of small supervision of Gorntnn nrmnment. ese question
were the threo outstanding features n moment when- it requires more hit! office Monduy upon hit return urc goes uno quarter of the tlis- They loft NcvV York «n hfa pri from wintry blasts us he motored show a lattitr
to tlu- Pennsylvania Statioif from conimittoe
from a hunting trim mi tlie northdcliento handling.
nount,
lanco around the iiinnrrnu«.
innf. h,‘ , ..........
f w tciday
Weeks,.on tho international stage
vate car, "Mogurt," attached to his c-dato nt Pncantico Hills, N. sUlon
wi"!
coast.
Mr.
L<*(tnn'di'ii
comOptimism continues to prevail
to
, lo,,ni’c'> n«'i in Geneva.
the Havana Special of tho Atlantic Y. lie walked unaided from hls valuo to U lf '.
" Duced *o him,- it , Officially, tho Hiwcrnl foreign thnt the Allled-Gurman rehvntions • 'uissii.n »w«» signed hy Gov.,John
SMUGGLERS IN D H T K D
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Martin
on
Nov.
17
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The now prmiociitor hrn been
Hit j„ r ,'<! tr ,"r‘‘ of Walt', lohguo counclf sessions would say fric i
— Horace Alderman,
Ray ternoon, . !
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SA N FO R D . FL O R ID i^TH U IL H D A Y ?D EC EM B ER 9 , 1926
Plans To Cash
The Olaoji
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tic * 'Senator
its Credentials
Jmilh AnchVare
lined By Group
)f Instill To
tills Altutked
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7TT QFBIGDAMAGE
is Bank
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Friday cloddy 4 iH r rate in
slightly riddor jn north ton
m r/erato lo frdsh'jdliU tcast
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M EM PH IS^ Ufc. 9.—(/P)—Abe asked and a receiver appointed ns
Plough, Memphis* capitalist, hn*|ihe result -f n shortage of $;i()0,njtnumcd the* rolo of a M oses to (OOP ndmitte.i by Clarence Honochsiead yulctide Bnvexs out o f n wii- D«rg, who committed ruicide
dernees of leg al technlcnlUica and
Mr. Plough 1* seeking to maim Oil M affnnitv-t ;WJCe RcU itea
m a ik it posHblo fob thcnr-tO'-TnErrlfbe-oulotnn.irt^ Christmai saving-*
In v en ts C o n c e rn in g T o rn
Christmas cavings checks on the I arrangements whereby he enn cash
O f f S i g n a tu r e s T o F a ll's
American Savings-Bank and Triiiit jchecks, and tako hiit i hunce of heN o te G iv en H e r I n 10U0.
Compnny, jt h a s Bbcorm* evident. ing repaid when the hunt: settles
Mr. Hough lii U son-in-law of I with depositors.
Henri'Cohn, jjrcsfdont.oi th e bank, j When liurti II. I*arU, i.ookkeepv\hich toyny w ent into the luintlf* it , fibsconiji*<| leaving a :'hortu^\>
df n leceivcr following thp finding'of approximately $ 100,000 id h i\
- J r Kitl*feg of _shortogv's In t^e accounts of ji'-rounts-n few day* ugo, Mr.
two eniployesi ■the.' suicide o f «»tu» . l-.ough a«|MiRitcd $100,000 tri pro- Foil A sk e d F o r L n a n T o E x
mid flUiCOiulinjj o f the othgi*. Mr. vide* n buhwirk nfcfiint*t any onrush
te n d Hin lian eb * H o ld in g s
Plough Is not itaOntOjly interested of depositors, Porto- was taken
M rs . .I I uIkxfV.*- T e l ls - C o u r t
In tho affairs v£ tlm hank, other -into icostody early today.
tRari tlio fact th a t ■!><} was n la rg e : It whs probably thi-> fact that
depositor. Ilia purport in Rooki>w, led Honochsborg to call on Mr.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 0—(d5) nr method of cpsljing the check, PlvWBh fur nsoistancc shortly be Mr«. Edward E. Doheny, wife of
for Christman snvings, it*.is .un fore he ended his life Tuesday; .Mr. th>- oil millionaire who is m rlrinl
derstood, is to vindicate his father- Plough begged IfeniH-hslierg to here with Albert H. Full on chkrgcs
in-!nw, upon whom. .|ijc bnnk’«, come and see him ami they would of criminal consoiracy, took the
failure is n heavy bfo\v.
rnifte the amount short in Henoho- stand today for tho defense. ’
Just a few dnys before th e hnn« j berg’s books, but the plea was un
It was to Mr*. Dolicny th at her
directors asked that tho bank tv | availing,
husband gave the tom off signa
liquidated,
Christmas
snvi^gt
ture t.-, the $100,000 note given
In order to ft^cobijdish.the pti
checks totnllinR more thnn $k’0t),- poeo of cShhing the checks .o n l ftohi iy iiy Knlb a fter tho oil ^uair000 had been mailed to 0,000 peo Chrislmnn savings, Mr. I’fougli wPl mito had wm him the cash ’ in a
ple, many of whom Vitfe school call in -11 hooka of (’-irristnias 'de little black liag whi|o P'all wio» in
children.
Tin* liquidation w»i i positors, it is understood.
‘he cabinet. :
t^ith Full'* nuino fnlasing from m
t'.ain, th,- mito we* present- i t)
r ago til the .Rtm.ite j t
by Dniteny hithself.
I'*ho Kiiio !’<• iiiid detached tho
| nature qnu t I-- *1 to
--titi-kevpiny
’ iter was founc
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Offered In Evidence
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ANNUAL LEGION RadloOperato
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MINSTREL SHOW QaififttLa
-Gales Sweep A rbors MAKES 1926 BOW At Harrisb
In Southern Section
Detectives Kee;
Wprisoiier At ’
. S l r n n IlrinR s A ln irs l Ever>*
. V a r i e ty O f W c u lh c r, In c lu d
i n g T h u n d e r A n d U g h lT u n g
A n d Hail, S n o w s a n d R a in
Wt
C ity H all A u d ito rip m Is i^o He
B e e n e .O f I’roducU on Colled
H e s t S in ce IniU nl H h u w in s;
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- C u rta in - 8 ;1 5 O ’clock p . m .
_____ : •RAN FRANCISCO, :>c. 3 .—(,V>—
Members of th o .ea st in tho
i’acific shores from southern Calij fornia to tljo Aleutian Islands and .^nlcrican Legion m in s ^ ls , which
' d’along tho coast of• Japan
• • felt
. . t h o, ^l4 fit
itkiwlheni!
1m Cli
V? lin
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nt ithe
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m
lditorlum
'tonlvht
Ritf.
auditorium 'tonight fit 8:15 nVIocL-.
o’clock,
offc-cto bf -Stbmts yesterday.
this^m orninc paraded through tho
Tin* f i r s t m ove to b a r
Jupnncsc
freighter
of mu
tho uuiimown
downtown uisirici,
district, — (A P )—-Police hereto
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.. .. ‘ Sclno
. , stre e ts ui
lV S e n a te F r a n k L:
i JJn.r '1 V,
off th° ^c’iSl
j ns np advertisement for tho show, m lttcd t h a t K enneth (
f Illinois. a n d .W illia m
•jlfokknulo, with n crew of J2 won. Tho pnrn(i0 was-follow ed, by the
of P e n n s y lv a n ia ,
A Rule swept tho harbors i f Municipal Band, dircctcd'by
by Joseph iston, w anted in \ v
R e p u b lic a n s. w a s
routhem California, wrecking the R dtenstcin. Short concerts were with th e ■'AUnce Semf
Say by Senator Dill,
J la w I Poinsett ia, once owned by given a t a number of street cor. I’h a d on kid n ap in g , ci
|t -o f ..W iw\bington,
■the furtnsr German Crown ^rince*nors.
rt OHCn JutHt-r oY Erdman f>1- mid iindlv damaging a dozen ex- j The rents in the auditorium are California", had been ar
rff.d t h a t h u g e s u m s
Wiscoii-m youth sough: a I fm-1vu yncliti
/ ” - * :^>
j selling at a lower figure than was hero.'
.expended in th e ir
'nyc.l r>i 1,
wcpthcc.lt, ie picM-.. Ktorm brought almost, ever? charged for ln*t year’s minstrels f C hief of Polic'd' Thom i
lu n n p a ijfn s.
'
fthovi
winetv of weather to the sunny. dnd 11 capacity audience is oxpoctMil.. *••! ft resolution n.tksaid- th a t OVniiaton had
. 'i t 1 the stnla, itvdutling rain,loti to be present when the curtain
|u>,S'’nat« decline to ncapprehended -In’ n roomlnja
snow,
hail,
tbupder
and
lltuUnint;.
rises
on.
tha
opening
chonis.
Irroil. r.tials if presented,
on South' First fltrw t, b«f
i.ightning set fire to oil tanks ht |* L. J. Bolt, who is In charge of and 10 o’9 l<juk last'Tiighf i
i !>/, ^ hnvgcfl' Vnre bad
dr , ;i and Santu Fe Spring-i, Gnus- the «how, stated today th at everykvOd.mm and Smith more
been housed/ in a local In
inyr a total Ions uf $85,000. Earth- j thinff was in readiness fob tho niglit in cuatody of It ’CMt „ .
loon Hath (UUlllVft be
iiiukcs wire felt 01 the Imperial ‘'higgofit and best" minstrels over
Ppugiuint" to American
tretive ao d ; tmo from tho 1
n.ilien, t.egan Kk-r tiv.ti■v«> men. lie explained,
. ' '
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I
! before ptoilyeed under tho auspices force1.*
A
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.
,1
aer-iunt
of
her
iirmed ft milt by the S c r v lr w A re T o He H e ld A1
I Ishoni 111 1 !. l!iiit g Sea ,ef the Legion.
Supcrinie.uJt'i.l til i* n h I ft
Police* officer* expressed t
f r»-Ki'|i ni • -trice 1820.- 8 I10 I
Iji.iO, Iml tlie Senate now
n porii
;ii.ru i the Iiiglicht win 1 in years
Hume, P a r k Avemie W h e re
The musical program, Including prise nt th o apprehension' of _
i tiMiite n l.os Angelcn.
his-tnn-lit:nj
Klee led
'i'u !'
i ; bem n* Sorttfinrs1
hi
re
a
nati'.l for lie violence the members of tho coa(r is bn fol- ndston nnd Captain Paige d
W ell K now n W oman P a s s e d
-a -i lii-r
"d told h fr
‘ lu-cfe.l f - M i u .i.l i: ii n - A*
1W \ i d (it)
rt* i '.
• (t hi: 1 rn 11.it** I " men Wen low*;
A
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r
no
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any knbVrtedae-,'of: why he
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:>p'Kio con
!lc;i!l of l.o ia l f iT ic %|{t.d> "
iniii-. Ill i-. \ plOdlDM I'Ji ;i I
ili
d mi' e |Opening
Chorus--Entire
com
l«cn token to a hotel. 1
t it* m •»»py v
! at*kc<i Iiy
1*rM ' 20 <) t-l-i:
pany
lodged in tho police ati
Tho fnnei a I ,-f I.f r IV i f - e r h.~
' lll'n ifit :»-ai
bl\ *Ilg_ MUk ‘ , ..ii-ub-ra
I .ii'* f 'li, i'i* ini y *’i|lt 11*1
1 f. .c u r ! r;im-i;..'.'. inO.
i .11 , AM .c.U.. . 1 1.
In A
I. 1) >hf»>V. .^r.
Fun Men- T<un Meredith, Riclinrd over, Detective Oscar Carson
uffic.-ivt to Scoggan, who dioil at In-t home <ui
' illtltr irisi 1 .1, , ,:i, iva
bl li. (ii*!;.
1 *t*:111. jim;
■ 11. Iicri.inn lined t
r
w’varmitHMr
i’arl,
Avenue
yt-ati
rd;
'f<
iniului, L. J Unit, L. C. B«bout. with two private detect’
v a 11i-rniii-n
iiim for iho ."i-iuite.
t” t b<- preside in > .d t Id
iif ' rtl.i|unk< w atii |. itH. tb.ui ( latide Si*truiik, George Shiffley, Chicago, .who made the
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P|.leti the tioill .oniriiviwanis fliuii at the jin
k• 11 v. e l ■> h;iv e lief and lightning, fa ll. nn\v unn Jr and Waller Hnrber.'
.1 II tgft-l s que^tirwii
Ho declined to disettaa any oi
c 1 liuirinaii >f tlio Illi- morning at I" o'clock fihm th e rer
!»•■'mu mi>. tii "t 1 ililt 1st .
t 1 'I . , |d..rdioi 1 id iturus iOil south'rn California
I'
*’’V
l. tel i-cd t I '
fOOriot'
which have linked hi* T
CltoniH
ninJ
Hall.u!
Slngera—S.
lUihti.i* ('oinniissnn, idenco, HII-1 l,!»rU.Aveaue. it wiii
>'• .*11 rdi.y ul
1. i'K li-outii. y ■111
I'uu-.e ” ti ‘ J, tfr. • vekUuxlay.-aad. lu.'t jiijiht but had (k Dtght.io, .J ,
T' . -. '
froir-.ictcrfr7...
nr 'it
bo umiov the d«*^et\mi nf itnv. r
<
irslmm,PirttH
wiDt
that
of ilcs.
i* iicre it
In H of 1' 1ulKx-lon, , -|ient Its fijire early tinlay*.
ue •'.' . tl <1
F.mge, Claude Howard,. Sid Rive, ho was (juite willing to
Ishogton Hcnator, whu 1). King, pur-tor vf the M ret !5a)i
liint'hei] ; ■ 1 j m u pei mil I• i 1 ' .:i 1_*i r- Dobeii'.
io-tnight 'p. the ' The earthquake.'' were felt nt I Hope
Huff, Jim
Huff, Lull) fthyitimg and every thing eh
}lcd by Senator Aohural, list ('tainjh.
gticst 01 * •r ! Sli.* Hi.ii 1 In r hut.hntul *gid
iitiS.ici I.
in.
t Calexico, oft thv Mcxirpn iiorder, , H int. William DuBosc. W. S. I/Ookj
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“I. really can’t undtai
Irironu. said that so fa r ■ Mrs, Scoggnn pns*rd nr.ay aftci
Daiid, 11 <eiaiiii-p d ..-ked I'i Fa!I for 11 loan p t t/fijif
Ei Centro, nnd thredghout the i M. Kronen, Ned Chittenden, A. R, was,quoted ns, s a y in g ,^ .
there was no prevc* n.lingering H(ncta$A^ev«rat yourn.
de v e l .t j i i
_
“ i'H Me>»•*•» ranch h.V<h- <f- p ih f '•« I" CO v ro I'intoiitjbptl . < I Imperinl 'v*||ey. * Fix rttork.* were P ln u ,*- -Harold AViixfiburri, II. K. t*kcn so long.for you tOvf|i
t'lmin.-^Tht' Honnto. had WitJt Idr at thojBriV>of^hcr death
^ ilr . J .ru v ffi 1. j
■1»I-t :111 .-in mrlin itii... i > . if : AN' • o. ' ml Dec/ t■f <JT-t ’ '. tv nt CalcXu'o (it.ring ,i.e day (md ! i.tig, Joe liotibs, Clarence Priest, dr yathcr fo r somebody to
jMilih^tn.d should n st wt-n* her
Iw..'Vuihlren
lins n te<l it \ „• make (tie foaii, and Mrs. Ii . iv
i f 1 he first *it 1 iml night, thi) Iretnliisrs cracking Robert I,. lioi ker, L. C. Bchout.
r-ntiatk,
considering ihc great nor
VV'arnu', Jr., and Nnnnti, and lurr j
president el 111 .'lid *i’t* Le.d iter iiohlmnd
*iOl^ v#*‘* ’I
rid dO were er.- yvallr- and chimneys of re viral : Spins, vith Chows: "Mo T6o,f have bepa tryirig; f o r th* i a c i '
he
fhee'ii printed," Dili said b:other, J. W. • Uariuu, who was iorganiT.i.tir.n n>r would I'C willing lo make it.
nhed ir n.ine !v. 'J (if lilO 1 EH- ■buildings,E.liUt doing no , fet;i(/U» I W nttcf Barber; “My Cutey’o-Dup
t-i question* asked by called td her [itslside from U>'ches-[
that I have made no pnrtfd ‘
. c. t r
thir past v cir ,1n-1 | Sh- 1 h* 1 tei.l of Mr D"fd 1
ny by no > ’pio- jiroperty damage
at
Two-Two-Two,"
George
Sltlf’
.
fort
to hide.
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nuccct ih, t it-A 1 -i I having to? n in H.pi .it'ire
f r the tele .one
Although rep. 1 1 of damage fle.v. Jr.; "Hyo Dyo Blnckliirtf,'* L. I “ I Imvo not used arty diggpl
L a n e , -a It .
l‘li\ii>U“ to coni *act ini- lu r fatal !
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C. Duhout; “ Laby Face," Hill Du- [ftlido, from a differeut name,
term bus cxpit, d j. iarfer in tin- I'lf.Sn lidtci, i -V.
ill*i«'ss. seven y ears ago. Mt*. Sc«grecet\t-d. it war indi*’ai>',i that J.he Boae; ,'Cli''rry I LoveA’uu.’’ Paul 1 !• have nyt avoided pubiio
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ii,-,
u,-i
d
iilxr
d'2d
Mr.
I,an,is
now
gun was an active member ./f tin*.
*property lo** will lit- . '.oiparativi-ly Kin go: “Sunrise anil You," Hopo I havq been occupying my present
| >k on I)., ’’ti of thot v t>r
district g >'.< rimi
F u r 1 Ilnf.list Church and of u;
jn.,
• un itui'H aft .- tho stitnii.
i. i,-.vi th. ^ig “tyre ’o
apartm ent;for two. month**; /
*. SnnPcdrohaiho,
u
t > i i i
,W/.« . Hufif; Ba=k
“ I Wish
I Had
men c or.-d t !.-> pfV.’ffio rr uratnr
for Kiwanor In- and ti.’d -01* to l:e.‘P
At
a * !M,thoaat..Glr,
A
I<ou{rtMy’ Old
number of wom en’s orgr. hi Tuitions. |
r.'isu
“Many of the cleverest
c r- .virk
--rk wn* itiK.tg.il
inK.ig.it i d gale (lioved hu .........1
with
ternutionnl
' 1- "a fleet ‘of{ “ ABieep in tlio Drop" (n» request- "In the Ilnltod States -h a v r
Slie wa-i prominontiy idooti/ied;
Dobell- t
I'll,
V
.rfed, but did c
Kent K f »t» r
ivpeo-'vit rnmip y; 'htd.
The e<!>, R. R. Dlghton.uAjt Peace with oIobo enough to mo fo r •
u ith *ewfill important <i\ ic 1/ j
1 le ignnl lire vs;i ff-i
1,1 it li
(’ Fort were elected ice
yai)t I■-.uificiiia. i..riiu'r.v belong
I 1 csultcv, 111 auv.
1.. I* * fII 1nt |»UHl .
atn
|*-ii. ,• Tin- *. id 1 ’
'he World,” Joe Graham; t1’! -Wish nnd nono bf them recogp
any livt
hip* to tho German (rt.iv.. i’rim .t You ■Vero Jcnlous . of Me,” Sid That happened a t Atlan ‘
Vn,, Dec. 1* -i/1ri
in11 oresidi if 1 of Ihe 1 luii and
•v (. nt t -'tin • ■.
d t.v
It. rn in \y i.iitigti.il. N. '<
(..,* 1V , -•l-e.l I'I W.d*. I H.-f*.', Hive.
d.i N
m
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1 police ’ollll
llll'l.
(usd, Mr- ‘ . oggne, 11 ho wu- 1 ia tleboul v . nan.imI -1 . ri
1 1 f th ■ ' *1 tale ■
July nnd August, whsrt
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rt. n,".y
I’-nnrH, term* r I f h. ’ !!:.r, ., duugidi r of M r. at
the • ip
• (•«d I.'ll.self
V
( l i h i * Chnru*—“Tlic Star* nndjicnn Dotcctlvc Society wall in co.
1 p .11
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if (he l"< 1 <( lit • 1 >ak st r. ..(
t-e
Mi Dohe,-;,
'..reign missici
di J. w Harries, w.i- rot.i.u i1
Vj 11 I Ul 1 1 1' I 11" lie
F r f .e r ,” by eniirii com- ’■vent ion at the Amhustiador Hole
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’A.HIfl'r 1 ftiuj;»iin .11 i'.Mj’l . I I. tV........I. to le 111* „t|i-. I
“1 wan1 living in Atlantic
barge* of felon
'eci-lcs itnd • ( 111.I, l|V 1
I
D.u : or.v ill*- (lit. For s. \ cl at T 11 the •.(■roiiig of sii- hotel d Ml
then, a n d .! u4ed to s trill ‘
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1 Five-minute intermission.* .
lilt JW'J.OOt) id ' the *ho in'eJe her hom e ia u num ber of FlymoutfL. in January, at which wiahol 10 k.ifogu.ftrd Mr, Fall
r v v v l ' n r‘
T
.. , p , ‘ ud.ng the Invader, winner of t h e ) Overture hy orcbyslra. "Valen- tho lobby uve'ry day mingl
EV.VNhv II I.L, liub. D c. 0—-Ur) 1 Honolulu run hint summer, wore (,jn „
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limi>, «ar. postponed toHies «.‘f both t h e nofth ’Anil r.outh tim e he plpns to b e host to another against po,*tMblt\-cmhntrnr-*(ncnt n
the detectives, ■*Not ona ’
-—Reports .tceived hero “• o’clock torn from llicir mooring* und hnd- ; "A Hook of Fun,” W nltrr Bar« second fcldnce,"- jhl l».-. . 28.
iS i
wheic I er hiiBbond’s
iiuoiness Kiv.'oois organisation for u joint the evi i t "f hisSfenlh,’’
livati
d
0 of tia' 1y damaged.
Hup-ill pieced tile tl> tj- tog,.'.her fins. mm.
n her
’
* The roportenr-trtkdd
•ailed hint. M r. Sceggarv
a nieveting
.1
I ( n cut
■ u;iue et
A t Rnriln Monica, police |a»(
It
Va , IIts / it.- -(/I’i prominent fru it anil veget aide
Th«- Lions Club Qunrti't, “Sup- bail n n r communicatton with
II ( U iMo-e. of .
f i.nfonf Mini 1it. .’ 't to the 1 ' iroM f*.r1 11-1 line:t*> i.
res. 1 - (roni i r.r night well? sciirt h.ni; for M. L. forti’n kwcot cat singer*."
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Mrs,
itol..ii
d.'id.(.ft*!
i.iin tile relent-i- lu okcr.
hlcPheCioH since he hAd
IIii. ji , 1 ,d>, gave a ‘■in rt udilre-i.
s
j.-haft. Ii wa* ( ,iii! t.’.i-i atto P« v- .’ndecott, of. Hollywimd, who wn? , “Tlic Wlreli'ss Telephone.""
*•< fgc ~N. Snnderi
sought.
and 1*i ii- 1 caiertuininent wti- sup Fail'* i-'iaiure.
i'".iu;i' on vc
F lvv.ir.l I Dohetiy, Ii , wa* til .'hT-»tF<]car‘ ai he foot o: ^lie r.hui't r-ported (lrownril jm t before -the
1 of till' foreign life sovenj d a y b ngo 1
Twenty minutes of fun.
#,Ncui«,^h*I*vsr,” he said. “
'.va - plied lluoiigli it)rnngernent l.y If.
! A total
It* op". w«n 1 llio in.tu- storm broke into a fishing dory n
tlio Southern evident (•> tin fu niilv
nrftn(|
Fln n le - “Sly Dream
Drenm of
of Hint is all I kk*l| t*U yog o n |
•l.-Yl VV1**1“ -1
Grand Finnic—“Sly
i. Hurt
wiitm lIh- « . 1■’ oJit ( ■tired, 10 ... I. «>ff the pin anti near the r.pot tju. j t,K Parade,,r ontiro
were being fc*. .lay*' bf'* MMtt.tl'U <1
, llu- lhg Parade,,f entire compaqy. 1subject until I Hava'consul^
• I •« not t" held II icgaj. rdir.g to .
’.tc.vl
M-rts.
"here a waterspout formed a ibort
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[attorney, R dw ird H. S.^JIS
tffidal* o# tlv wore not.fi*:>! ami Alt' Hi-ovr.uin |urThe
, •lo.g next V. i doesdrts out m M u n i c i p a l B a m i P m
(tmc. Inter.- KodectAl * automobile
A f f i r P H Trt'Cfiic«KO.’>.
to determi u- w;«.s culled htt,nic froi.i Mtirtinstuir.*..
rtain the win a.of the memu.ift parked near the pier last I I I }
11311 U i r i C e 8 1 0 j S oy^hf’reCOht^
in tlu- board’s
\V. Vn., 10 he a t lii-r licikiid^.
-her :it a bitti'piK luttl'iliuici' in liie
ni<
<
ht
purporting t« u i from
Tbe pall bearers nt Uio f-ut *ral Hotel Furr*'-t iaike on Ute evening
1 1 N-.*
It tcul late ye: •
Following
to
tip*,
program
to
nc
(sw urant charging the tomorrow arc tl* he: W: M. Heott,|of Dec. 17.
ii. C. DuDoso, J . G. SharoJV,- W. .1 1 A Chrictnia* fund ikmntujn was given by the Municipal Hand Sun
Storm* were followed hy n dqW)t-j
- r
wrmismn erw
eft »f $02,000.
day afternoon in tho Milano The"bunk'* the-finding
ng In
Thigpen,
J.
R.
Louck
u
n
d
'T
.
H.
made
to
the*
County
Welfare
Ilomjf
pour
of
ruin.
•
Motorists
Ivons,-rcJ
S
tarting
Snturtlny,
Dec.
11,-Uu?.
n « 6worn out by
ofma itrunb-««mtoini!
liter, nt .’! o’clock;
|
min
ported marooned in. Cajon Pass offices nt tho City Hall are to be finery *nd 4*tHo de*r
niirr. ui'toctivo gcrgoanL Scruggs. Interm ent Is to he, in ;uoi ordered turned over lo the di
Program
Municipal
Cemetery
in rector, Mr*. Ileleit Mor/c. , : .
A nupmer of Vniscd United jnbova San Bernardino by enow dosed each Sntritjlay nftrmoon lovo letter, which Lo* A
Iwifen-nop Ivotween offi the
F—March, Sons of Australia,
...................from
eight to ten. inches
States currency bill 1 have recently
ond thereafter, according to City
bnnked
| 6r nustdon hoard
nnd charge* of M iller ami Kriekuom
Lithgow. *
* f* (Continued on P;
been floated in ci.ieti along the ilepe.
Manager W, R. Williams. / ’ '
ealth’s Attorney ^-Diwm funeral' djrcotors.
2.
—Overture, Orjiheus, Offen_ '
Tho rity ilnppytmeot* rnccivlng
eaat const nnd a v.arnlfcg td Sanhadt.
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their pay each week will hereafter p A r | t | ¥ | p | * / * p |
H A nraT rn? m v n n c B ------ntlsn will suetain ”
3. —TAI To^ trot, Let’s TnlF
bo paid on Friday afternoons nt ( ^ « l r t l U C l v v
Congress, meets ni noon.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. —(/I*)— Dar
Gmrgc W. McDaniel,
Alxnit My. Sweetie, Donald ion, nnd 6ut for tl;d»lad mency w i sound
oVloi’k, instead ‘o f.on'$aturday,>Mr.
Oil conspiracy trial* continues. ^ (11) Fqx Trot, T h at’s Why I Love ed today by4S. 'Robbins, who nthL
h*s »nid, despite-w hat. by A. Day, J r., *on of a wealthy
Cd th a t a gang of crook* had boon
Williams Htatcd.
House takes up Judges’ Balnrle?. You. Donaldson,
N I* realized on Sender*’ Chicago Insufaded man, today- oli7
operating
in
Melbourne
within
-tho
Tlie city
.RARAROTA,
l;lo./4
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. .manager left today for .'
Senate
campaign
investigating
p5,ooo aa.j property anti' liiincd n divorce herd from Her1. .Grand Selection, Knt ink n,
part few days. .
—Police
tot'ay
or0
scArdiing
for
i
Went
Palm
Ueach to a tte n d 'th e , » f . . .
| t' insurantc vniuod nt nico Lunstrom Dny, who is serv committee mquts.
Frilni.
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Tho method used- 8y the parsers a robber or robbers, who l a s t ’.state rcssion of th<t league of M u - ' >
House committee km committees
pMch the former official ing n one to fourteen ycara senIntermission
» Mdrehanto of the city are
of
tho
money
in
\*ory
crude
to
bank
night
broko
open
the
imfe
of
/the
Jnlcipnlitlci,
which
la"to
*b»
held
tqnce In the Sun Quentin, Calif., considers vacancies.
•o the board.— 1
5. — Concert Waltzes, Vienna
ers but enn hot easily be detected BnrnfiOtn Dally Times, ta k in g !Friday and Saturday. H ew lll aKp asked, today, hy.Cham ber *
*ve apprehension' felt penitentiary fo r throwing ncid on , "Military and Indian affairs com- IJe/iuties, Ziehnor.
bjr
those? M t J l ^ d tp^hamlllng cur* about ljiOQ and some ‘Vn!uahle''iittehd thoktAth convehtlon of City tnerce of<iclal«r,ti>'
m ittees hold f i r s t ’meetings.
1effect of the treasurcr'a her husband’s face.
ft.—De*rriptirep"Tho Mill -h» th*v
roncy,
according to. Mr. Robbins. papers w h th AydroTfl'lhd :BtsJtf/4t-.Managera, which is to be> formed tion o f the
i» M ng relieved by
Forest, Elienbcrg.
in announsirtg th a t all
"One dollar bills are being raised tlio tim ;,
a t W csi. Palm Beach.
“/»nrc of faith ip tho
7?— (A ) Fox Tro\, W hat Good
of advertising, other than,
to/ton
dollar
bills
by
merely
mn“wlon board add pledges
Is Good Morning, Santly, nnd (R)
tap ioca! ’ newspapers, be
lexlng the figure "0” to tho bill
“M tupport," ho*rfaid.
Ildlo^ AJphn!~ How Ares Y’ciu, Gil
to a vigilance commltfo
"arid cbnnglng tho picturo on its
bert nnd Baor. . ■
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Chamber before actually
ire U lir* HfllM
8. —March, Fram tho
West,
t t
ri
tt*
4
a n r* j
U jR p H ■ ■
Woods.
Switzerland, Doc. 'J. >!Concorh(ns Chlrta, the foroign
9.
—Anthem, Tho fltAr Spangled
ministers haro apparently con Banner,
. Key.
vinced Chu Chno-IInln th a t ’it
:
Riving his'ngo a* *u,ic<vrnl»» ------- -—- - - . u
.nam e a, j ack j o1,rtsoni abroad, of which tho ltalo-Alhan* would be unwise for him, acting
f«radioo,” was arrested inn pact is regarded by rtmhy n» os rcpresfdtative of ) pithor , the
afternoon by Detective Fa-disturbing Indication; . antdety Canton or ljcking governmenU, 16
and tsehemea are dhUy
In raising tbo liills tos words
'and;turned over tq the over, the situation in China niri introduce Into \iiir council tho «jui*sfounder ’of Tho stamierd Oil C<»n- : Air,.
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Rockefeller 'was bundled up the *merehantn af -(
v,ere
not
changed
nnd
the
circles
tion
hf
Chinn’s
rocent
ftbrogalldn
tho-position
o
f
the
foreigners
R en tes on a charge of
. John fft'onnrdi. elected In Notunny of them are, pawc
there, and a probable ngrceinei.t of tho ChlnQ;Be]giah trenty, ns it vchilier to tho off ire of Prosecuting unuaily around the figure'll,” pn pony wus'nccamffanird by a retinue ip a lojy: ulster and wort*/a
c"t-ring.
rials'
claim. - If the "
Of
lfi..
including
a^
phyalclan,
his
cap
with*
ekr^U
bs
to
protect
him
the
ono
dollar
bill-V
were,
not
would
only
brblg
the
entire
Cbinhivkl T**'1 to be the man w ith Germany cohcemlng modified
Attorney, ncsatuifFthc diriles of changed. On a ten dollar liill.^ o housekeeper, friends nr\d remnntu, from
slow
a ,‘le tte r t m
'
wintry
fdnsta
,u»
ho
motored
coe
-question
before
the
league
a!
I bbc<l n, r'"'nEer of 8 m»U supervision of Gorman nrmnm erD
his offieo Mundgy. upon hid return urc goe:; uno quarter, of the di*r' They loft Ne\V Ydrk.op hts prl to’ tho Pennsylvania Statiori frOnt
a
moment
wlienil
rc(|uiros_
more
outlying dlstrkla hf were the threo outstanding foatures
from n bunting trip* on tl»£r’
vato, cnr, t“M ogart/’ attached V his. estate ot* JPoqahtko
-K»
tnneo around thenuincrnuft.;
ng the p*5{ fcw wooktw. today o»-Uu» ihtierhationnl stage drilfftlo h a m iH n g ....................
r«|trwest cojutt.' nir.
Mr. 'i.onnnr.ii
l/ertnnr.li’rr ropf(ho l\avfltvr'8pedal of tho Atlantic Y, ; He walked unaided -from ’ hi» valao t o .
Optimism
continues
to
tpnevail
°f tobacco nnd W Geneva.
...
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misslon <u-as\ slgufid by GoVjAJdhn \ . RML’GGLBKS FND1C1 F.I)
Coast' U nd/ duo a t Orn\ond B'epeii .iloyator to. ih ft platform on tbai •hen l»e
illy, tho -several foroign th a t the -;Allied:Gnrman. rolwations
tjdcid »0‘hrmr it
W.
Martjn
on
on.N
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shortly ‘ after i» o’clock'In the df- cor to tho train ,.b u t took a freight.
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1 . x m.niBLcts gatHofeib horo fo r the will be mf)intaihC3 In the paths of
t pfonrtnfoinlMt'J been
Icmoon; ;*-,>>.
-Hotneoi
‘Aldormaa
Rey*,
frit
ndahin
’nnd
‘bn-dpoxation.
with
finifiof W a|-: lebguc council sossions would fifty
practicing
.rlnw-'tw-jk^fotfl' since mend WhtUulfod Joseph {Johnson, Mr. Rockcfoller'a bfidjl
a
pfohahjo‘decjolon
by
the
confm--.
P
-.in. Goldabdrdijgh. wn* nothing about Mussolini, h u t the
'
dors -In ParliY a t f uly, 1919 and is »
i n ’*? * Articles Ktoleh; correspondent'ie. ab k to «»y th at
Green
yecrotly they * rv disturbed
......
afternoon
Ih o possibility’
the Duce’a
estalH.”
to the rt„ w .
fampaigri tHjnds
*d >-Iicpiifcn&itt
merican Ideals
J a p a n e s e .Ship S ejnc Maru~
W i t h G row n r .12 M en Ucp o r t e d ’T h He In. p i.slre s y
Extradition 1
Will Be Sough
HA'HRIS^URG, Pa,
V
AL OF MRS. LAWTON NAME!),:::.. -.?::
AS.Sfefe SEVEN ARE DEAD
:0GGAN TOTOPR ESJDFNCY
BE HELD FRIDAY OF
• r r . . . . . . . . . . |IN BLAST WHICH::
OCCURS IN MINE”"''''"-"
10Of Sanders
For Shortage
11 l?v Friends
Elay Again Sunday Sanfiird’s Easiness
nr. „ Be "Closed Saturday
Men Warned About !„r r . Urn Tlio .V
tAt Noon This 'Winter
ofi
Bad Currency Gang
Washington News
iXlatch Neirro
[Robbery Charge
Tliief“Gets $400
— From Newspaper
M ussolini’s Policies Abroad Source
- Of Concern A t Conference In Geneva
John D. Rockefeller Sr. Enroute To
Leonardi Assumes
Prosecutor’s Duties
L,
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laai *'»!■»
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m^smm
k Supervisio
rchant Prob
�•-s s r*
f4 r
n :i :
?
i-'-fK1
pression or appre
past seven years
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annual ii<?i*"
bled a t L
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slon noxt y6ar w U
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Georclashes on the gridiron w
elevens are playing their - final
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 9.—(/P)—
U p
games of thc season. Not only
•■ ■ will the athletic directors miss the Pedro Gtml, the Spanish chnrtcc
,"affaires here, was
concluding contests of thc season, d'affaires
w aB saved from
fv
A
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MEMPHIS, Toiih.; Disc.
but
thc
mnjority
of
the
coaches
will
|
poMible
serious
injuries at the
: —Rush li. Parke, clerk of the
nlso be nbsent from the fruys. The (
nf a crowd by Aaron Snenr
_____ American Savina* Bapk and Trust
Southern Association of FootbelJ t;({. jtexirun foioign minister late
*k. a le P o d d e r, H in d O f
M
SAN ANTONIO, Tea., Dee. 9.— ami thunder..ui r.^iokc. The °l,| <
» h ^ * a p p e a r ^ a i m k Cpaehea meets annunlly with the ‘ v?;.(fry a>.
i^ 8 a c h u s e tte N S t a le Re- (AV-Miraclo Play., the religious
?,“r ° / , ^ M.fcntly, hui1' ^proxirnoVoly $100,000 w a s to u n d Southern conference.
*' The Sniuiish AiplomiU. was being
Tho constitution can not «*j
, d Y r c ile s W f a J th e crowd
y , Tnrlnri«»<i
Inclu des Music,
irm nito
fnrrv
Mimic, spectacles of the early church
InTo^hi°ch ' ‘n hl" accMn‘^ '
pochanged
without
a
vote
by
the
,
1t |k |
„ trtiN J f policeman in
. S u n lig h t In System *»htch>-were the forerunners of thc d(.f?ntoH vllllan
vanished 1,ct* CAr,y loday; '
whole representation
K knock
™ IVg him
■
epresemn on o f tlws con-' 1 r *
down
modem drama, still flturiah in thiH Many' of the presentations of “Iios
Parke called J . , r . llu n t *nd d ferenee nnd usually proposals for ini'
4IUI ... 7 * . - - A . u
% Doe. 9,
f»HEKBOfcNt'MVss>,
must
be
submitted
In
adj
hccauac
the
pdllcwfaan
stopped
hi.
v i S l t ; . t n J 'r , ^ , L ol „W Mexico. Posture," ..reserve thU
drop.'H W.l.en, bonk
changes
automobile
for
violating
a
traffic
S7 *—Wbrk, sunlight, color and music
vunre of annual meetings nnd must
cardinal t> o iatS 'W th a system ;
gam tho favor of the committee rule.
Mexlcon or Indian residents, were through which red araoke rise*.
render. The cjtdmintra communi- on constitution and by-laws.
whl^h. Mrs. Jesile D.'.IIodder, su
n t of -the vatato rof6rtn»-, brought‘tq,tho w ufhw est by Span1rated with police and Parka wn.x
MILTON—Fire accidents resultplaced under arrest, Ho declined
'or woman In this town, ap- Irh priest* hundred* of years ago
id
in th e death of one child und theand hav* been kept nlive »inro that
M l i r j 0 , l A t 9 A V W k to make a statement. He I* paid to
*}.r rile* .1° the-Inm aU a. >■- ^
serious burning of another. Little
time,
ulnm.it
in
them
original
state.
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I hove told police that he fled to
■u ■: Bia♦H. *w* V, _r theory
, of the psyNolan Rogers, Jr., of Bagdad, died
! N„w OrloanR nnd returned *horv
nilofeleal value of colbr In. th? , ..’.Miracle play* wore mtr^ducp.i
from
burns received when some
The funeral of Mrtu Frances \ w},cn he leurned of the suicide o'
vmnien sh u t off from - in the mediavel ilnyn niter the
CAINSVILLE, Gn., Dec. 9.—(A*)
o set thorn c h u rc h had banned Greek and Ho- Foster, who died nt her home in Clarence Henochsbcfg, assistan
\ iti-r? here have omended th'
i{g* "during t h «
u n d rani ii. 'ffsTTJTrr tT\oy' !IiV mr r e > fi inile r vi 11e ^Wednesday morning, cashicj- of the bonk.
A chnrge was not placed against ^»> charter with n prevision foi
. tV«s T -y
a t
, -iy Illustrative l.tinoaux of hiolua is to lie held tills afternoon from
r s*
,
. with!, Parke but ban k , examiners; ar- the imposition of a one mill tar
r women Ufa, ham to t,»> j sto. iei, but In'ti'm. the, a, ,
i iho m l d y c ^ f a l 3 o'clock,
Kev, fcowaro^praicei,
Edwanljfaidicel, pastor oi
of wit
Uie | rndgcd
rftr.KCt) to talk with 'him
today,
fer t"
publicity anil advertising purto .erve U " J s th a , speaking p an s m .u *•
-m ,>ev,
him to
day.' for
i Uv
ler
expresses,
her
avontuuliy
the
moilein
p.u^
wa
f’irst
Baptist
(
hurch,
officiating,
w
hether
there
was
coliusiqjv
bep.<*c*.
er cxp£e»»es, her
I* y o u r c o m p a n y In n o d
odAt thc time of Iiey death Mr» tween the two former officials hat
It is estimated that the tax ill
evolved
l i tl ei i al worHIi.* c a p l t u l ? . / Ar*
Foster was 79 years of age. .She | not been ascertained.
r *. , bung in - npproximlitely Jft.OOO. •lirre adil ll lonnl I m p r o v e m e n t *
Pastorcs’' A I'.im iile
• h at o u g h t to bo m a d e nnd you
was a pioneer resident 4xV Florid*|
_
a a . i.
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*-s—- , The nttructions of the city a* a Tro
or
Tliv
oltiijh a m p e r e d b y lack o r m o n e y ?
BfXtiiaH!
rorj
. » j^bol
goonri
^
t .''Cos
“ ’■ J1 astort-M >“ ‘ V
having been born in Ornngo county
sit,for
industries
will
be
advroIf m o n e y I n t e r e s t * you. 1 woul d
few
,
women
who
I
herds,
is
one
of
t.ne
most
cuimm-n
y » V -; era vpry few woi
t o t al k o v er n p l a n t h a t will
.
,
., . .
.
.. on March 27, 1847. She spent her
iurd.
y like
, ol ve y o u r p r o b l e m a n d b r i n g
^ " r o uy jly belong
la .th
cUsj
t
, ,i criminal
,
,
'9B P,“? ? ,d, ,i“ V0 >tC" W
entire life in Orange nnd Semlnol,
r es ul t *.
:/»hs elms to sand her charges out. itlci settled by the franciscan colinties, ipr ,)Iircnt.,
Mr
T h e r e I* p l e n t y o f c a s h money
ftt the e x p ia tio n . t)t their ;Urras,, .n d it is most common In conimun- nnj M„
Aj Vaughan, who weri n ' F l o r i d a bunk* t o d a y to flnatic*
r
i
i l t i n i n t e c o m p a n i e s . T h e r e nr*
,n J ^ ‘h Improved mental, moral itics settled by
the Jranelaan ninonK tho/lrgt get, CJa o(
thl,
inves tor* waiting f o r wortli-whllo
and nhyrlral condition that, th e y . fathers.
Usually it is given ni ,„*.ion
o f f e r i n g * — wt|llc ' bankA n r e ndJACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 9.
v l s l n g I n v e s t m e n t * out of t he
j g n , h e c o ^ * 'AilWii* atid ' 'idflfofep ’th risln ia s time.
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Surviving Mrs. Foster are three —(/V) The Southern conference
s l a t e , d u e lo l a c k of Hi l hs l aut Ul
nortinr. H e r methods^ at 8herxh« piny opens With a chorus, daughters, Mr*. Hihe Parrish, Mri. seems to have played a joko on it
Is sues o f both s t o c k * a n d bond*
fr om t h e i r local m a r k e t * .
• bom. the Second women a reforms- rcmlnUccnt of the Greek theater ClLudin Snupp and Mrs. Mnggie self during its last strenuous exec
If y o u nre u e o m p n n y a n d not
t a ^ - to b o .ttta b llsh ^ In this coun. Tho chorister* swnietiinci lake par. Myerf-. Threa_*pns also Survive. utive session here Inst Saturday
s p r o m o t i o n a n d y o u r need Is
up
t o t!00,000. I wi l l be s l n d - l o .
wtdoly-aopladr-in-'*nu,*t^rr--ii, i.Ui i -.ii;,.- *!u-\ They are: Alex Foster, John F or The football senson was lengthened
have a pers onal u n d c o nf i d e n t i a l
jWe.man Is apjitenced to
iau-.jii-.t t-h‘t a, k. i>
ti,«. ter nnd Henry Foster.
to include the second Saturday
i n t e r v i e w yrlth > a u .
Thij c o m
♦i*’.dHrH*>k«ptmpart'frt>m
n if'p lu y „pens-with n
p a n y d o ^ not n cc n n a a r l f y h a v e
i n f t e r Thanksgiving but that-I k also
tn he locat ed tn H a n f o rd
II0 V
othftr inmate* for three week*
u. ting of he pa.run lis
|, date by constitutional provi
A-7. r a r e II KII AI .D.
ring this period the reformatory
■ . ..ns f >r t h e gent-r a1 ; t s * e n i h | y of
nffirlsl* r-tudy her character and
T?*s \ 'c p i o n at ■(• S pit i i t hi o n f e r e n e e .
O J lp o S
bar Interyst. Then she is given
I'hur,
under
the
constitution,
the
work”to whl^h sho appears best
l,('N DON.
Dl-c !i — (/Vi Tii conference loaders will be nsfem
jH H ed—gardening,.cooking, dress’rin--*"f
\V
ale* lignin h a s show'Shaking or other duties.
ill *1 l «
i' rit
In n n e:t»'
_Baeh Treated Individually
JI *!•I *<1 • • iLsjl
*«t night Wale
sentences are always lnde- f<-r. leader , i..e
u>. the Taxi Drivers of
in n P re s c r ip tio n fo r
■' freipion’ers tif
t l , City of S a n f o r d
have
isto. Good behavior and rap , . - | , p | i 1
tn m «
!
t r o t .i- 1
id progress Jn tto .w o rk nssIgneJ
,ij.r e, ,1 tn t r ii n - f r r n s s - o
i<i'.l
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lekd to a ’parole. Each ,woper.-- for ir>0c in the City
t»itfi i
•'■■pie \ ; il I |
i -Is -treated as ah individual. tn b! el LIUI nn t-i. approved by tin
• i..- I „■
I
Hoddor ktresi«a the need of
I’ola-e Department.
i 1 leg iuu uf i i n r l
, guess, perseverance, cheerful
ItMkills l h e f'e rm s
nass and. team spirit,
'it ..- v* ii * I lie
J g S ^ i , Every,, room ha* plenty of fresh
Rill
wile
IhSuri a ir and sunlight.
Photographs^
>•l-.t •
-, 1 t In I r nr
V|Mt 111- bill
W y p 'c t u r * . nnd trinket* "aro"'ilefmIt-- f his 1
\ * till- |'l.l I
,| ki, , i ;t .|l II,
LVtad for room decoration.- jW^en m a d e of fi n- rack**: final
fr iit . r J ii stn .'chiiini
_ the last block of the Md-tipfe cells
i li-iirwnt- i I • j'l \ e e i e l l l ■ I,- lit
,i h> i> e 1 t I i In-, • ;il>- a n d h e
Was torn out it was replaced by u
. ...-.i.c* ill n * .-.u i <jt . u l p h u r o u R m n d i i h » * p i t : i l r-'RlIMg gift llflll
tmnaaium wherp tho inmates are
ven regular exorclae and an op
r iportunlty fo r games.
* ■ This reform atory wna n pioneer
jMn providing farm ’ and garden
work for. women prisoners; which
V•
7 Mra. Hodder considej-s n very Imj.. portant' factor in their devclopl.'ilK n t,’
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p;'.'Music is encouraged. The wnmen give numerous concerts and
M xt
: once n yenr they producs- nn •,».
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a
a lt:
irk,
its,
With Short
rs
Gives
Toj Officer
Forerunners O f Modern
D ram a, A r e
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.
w « pinying withjgnltbd* hlT c1otb! ?
In g ^L o u U jo u les, 16, of the Mari. B? - t
anna aWU-rofurutaUrytrjirna0119slg btlfncd when -his clothing
caught w M q aricejt in the wood*.
I’hy'slclanl
would
beUnable
, — . ftfid
. he --------to w ,lk .RljftW » y i n lh .
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B I l k A AI II
Mrs. Foster To Be
AA AW
(Georgia Town VMes
For Publicity Tax
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Spanish Diplomat Is
njwth Saved From Injuries
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NOTICE
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Southern Conference
Plays Joke On Itself
At Its Final Session
.
Desk Room
For Rent
In large ground
floor office a t 202
N. Park Avenue
ite
Valdez
and Court House.
Inquire at
Wales Demonstrates
200 N. Park
Avenue
666
t
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Snowdrift IvjGks ^oork
to-cat. It’s sn/)\v-Avl:. rand, cxcanry and ai
dainty as o sIiQrtcnk j
could be. 11And Snow
drift i* just as' ccc.cl ^
it looks. Your czi.'.j
and biscuits and pasi ry
will.prove iliai to yr.u
wlicn you make ;iic■i i
with d iis /p u fc , rijh "
shortening^ y
CH KBSB
•
S T R A P S
do
at 5o*i
‘ ANOTHEBi.,,
go for a walk t».
“ long rid* b*(
nno Jnicy ,/*?■]
good cold lxitkni
- Bn^ Pie, Ok, ,
mouth waUtiVj
^ I* that tk i
p - M I O r ,* ]
out for aay r
work ls oTrrl v
H quitting tWt
ginning tia*
eure sign that y>>
[» stanrlng for ]
blood. And I
sign that yoc.,
simply got to U ,.
” °.r 100 ycattlj
proving that | j |
rhfumatisrs, lea (
of appetite, |
nervousness, ]|
skin eruptlonjpimples, pals
plexlon and «
cred vitality aj/i
tho result of. tk
' weak in red ftUa '
Onco let B. 8.1 j
the Joy of living
!’■ M. will inn | j,
log to you. Grill
druggists sell i '. i
is more econoaial.
,
i Cup G rated Cheat
i Cup Flour
i Ttaipoou Baking Fourier
Teaspoon Salt
2 Tab/espvons Snowdrift
■ Dash o f Paprika
f
D ash o f Cayenne .
a Tablespoons M ilk
Sifc flo u r/ baking p o w d er,
salt, p a p rik a and cayenne
to g eth e r. C h o p in S now drift
and add chccsc. M ake up
w ith m ilk. R oll \ { inch thick.
Cut in to X inch strips ab o u t
five inches lo n g . Dakc in h o t
oven a b o u t fifteen m inutes.
Colds, Grippe, Flu, S n o w d r i f t
Dengue,'Bilious Fever
ind Malaria
<n
fitfWifiifitfaaeRfiwtfiifiy
/
Til K SKLUNO KVKNT THAT SANFOUIl WOMI
WILL APPROVE OF IN VERY HEAVY TER
'■Vb$ IMPS-
■M'
P 5'
-wa®
OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANn: AT THIS
TIME OF YEAR
p - n-^-
tdner, Mazer And
icDernitttt Are To
le Quizzed In Trial
rANTON,
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tlen Rndneil, Loui* Mnzer anil
^bitrirk -Rtip-ene McDermott nil
e iv f n i»e cp thr witnenn »tand In
, the trial o f MrD.ermoU and deny
ttlal.ti’C*.-, VJllrd Tl~n R Mellett
y*|1t*ll |iubl:-*hi i. 1 I VilW dc
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Is Indeed a Moderate Pripe for Dress of ihis
Fine Character
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Win ll„ i
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MIRROR U \KI,
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ri I.cto liavc* been dress sales and dress .sales of every k|
description bruneht to your attention in the past teW
but here is one that is unusual.
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g tMii M ID b-ul.miiiiil l i 'J t
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In this-display you will find dresses of every type —wri
type of fig u re—and for— ---- ^ ~ -----------
fiituily
g* 'Jv'dcfeti-Ji- und D ili D e (imiis
iiied ii- t-> H:’
g f if 'itit.
l ’nusuai. because we are featuring every type of jli^j
price that is really in reach of every one. The dU
we are featuring in this special event' retail for
*2.50.
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Street Wear
w#(w?v' ’ - ^ 1 AKited To
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SjMirts Wear
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W q do not claim credit for
d riginating the slogan
“Dodge Brothers Dealers
Sell Good Used Cars,” But
wo dd clkitn to be doing our
part to impress the world
with, its truthfulness.
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------MELBOURNE, Auatralls, Dec.
strong efforts are being
iado to induce, J, O. Anderson,
sils chnnipion of Australia, to poatfonner singles and -eo*doub)«s tenifo r a time at l*a#t, Hisrpto.- ...v
I‘entry into the professional
f.wii tennis ranks.
With Gerald Patteraon, in €his
sent superb form, It If-gsner-—t b:*'filed here th a t Australia
I
" -^ ax-»l|«nt chance in next ' j ...
’H via 'cup competition, pro,
idereon i t available f o r
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THE SANFORD
THURSDAY,
wlfiton declared he was satisfied hnd will seek to h a w theprfsopt*
to return after he admitted W* removed to California as so^n tit
Identity..
«
arrangehwfita can bo m^de.
!
—
>, The party left here fn a taxicab
and officials of the taxicab coniHAlUftfBURG. P a ., Dec: O-f/P)
pany said they did ,not know Its —Kenneth Ormiston, missing radio
destination. They said th a t De operator wanted, In, connection wltb
(Continued fro m Page 1)
tective* Carson vouched for it* .safe tho Aimo* Sample McPherson k id
th o ritles J& B ved was sent, to him teturn. The detective declined* {fy naping case in ‘ls»a Anneltsi, left
discuss Ormiiton’s. departure.
\ here thjs morning f o r Chlc*tt> Ip 1
by Aim. McPherson.'
* It in e x is te d that extradition
Chief of Police Joseph Thomp company with C harles , Eliwood
proceedings-,will
instituted.Im, R. Graham, repra- Aiiodintely td re tu rn '■'Ormiston to son declined to discuss the easa and H arry Donnelly, private-ijstee^
Pompano j
tives o f Chicago, according
*Miami ' Lions Clpb, Los A n g e l^ ./O rm isto n is said to
started find that hd would issue Chief o f Police Thompson.
S * B a ss
other Florida. Litms have been traced-here through, a a statement later. - •
Ulack^Hase
t
host to the inter- lette r. JI«<U bolUsTwf to have left
A Chief of Police Thompson aaTd
Shecphead
D r y S u ite d M u lle t
Holder—Hnpid progress „|>ein^
rcntlon usxt Ju n e , was Chicago three o r fottf. months ago. tie understood th a t the Los Anio Sanford Club a t,its •Tho ,twd detectives'who trailed gclea distrlctattoniey arrived bore
S a ltW ltg r
R ed S n a p p e r S te a k s
■ ita u ^ o n .' nowbetween
eon today, a t the S«m- frlm to -Hairlnhurjr fetre,identified early, this roaming b u t was unabla
older and'Dtnineiion.
F r e s h F is h R oe
to verify the, report,
. • •■
cams to Sanford; in.
• L iv e And
T e n n e s se e FA'wfa
At the IVnn-Harris Hotel, who’ro
plans th a t are: feeb«s
Ormiston was said to have spent
for tho-entertaln-’
the n ig h t in custody, of the o ffi
^Ve re c e iv e F r e s h
a n d P o u ltr y idaily
U 12.00Q, to 16,000 dale- nce <wit
cers, the management disclaimed
f are expected to attend th an th
any knowledge of the at fair. JTj*
VAAtM
_-___ 1 _V I .
htion. As outlined to Uvea’ *
room clerks said-they were
unable
r0f the 1«*1 «lbb, the
to giv# the naniaa of the defectives
[/or a fouiMiay conven
and la id they know pofhlng of tho'
ing to be followed by an
lives, l e f t the ^cnri-Har- missing • radio operator spending
P h on e 481-W :
^ur of the state,
iwhere th o trio spent tho
rjttee
~~ composed of ..repon natoroohllfc. Tho.chiel
from , each club In the] of police said he h ad no knowledge
lark | a‘conjunction with of th e ir , destination j other than Asa Keyes, Los Angeles proeeciP
■ ■ ■ a a iiB s tn is s a s s ih a w
iw H im m M iH n n
mrolttees representing t h a t . th o ^arty w a s heading for tor Jn the Almee Semple MePhor-)
m • •
, l.
! ■ son case, is in tommtmicatlon with
ir Miami CIubTnd the Chlcngp.
H
i ^ ;o.
gsniration, according.to C hief .Thompsotp expressed tha Harrisburg, Pa,, police in cnnnecwho stated th a t - a bpinloa that Orm iston was “spir
Irift .cf Uie convention ited aw ay" but admitted th a t paL' considered a t a meet- tectivo Oscar, C arson, who -wxa
Ithrre.comraltteca to bo w ith th e Chicago officers, sai^.pr-.
Iran in January,
pg that can be done to
Santa in alw ay s ik jlg h t- '
I
|da to* the vlsltom In Jncd w h e n h e U c a llea u p o n .
Ask Union Pharm acy or any
he program. Col. Gra
to c a n y a book aelecteitf from herd
druggist for j box 6 l McCoy's Cod
in elaborate entertaihfor fa th e r, m other, b ro th er or
Liver Oil Compound
T ab lets.T h eir
[iun • in which Florida
Com pound.Tablets.They
Hister.’ •
.-iffl V
»|| as tho various state
cost b u t
are jsvgar .to&tod
and os plea>4rit to tsik^ ss csndy.
[in attendance a t the
Iwill have a part, has
Dec. ,^4th
Skinny men and wdmen[ take
kl upon, it was furthor
them to apeNsdlljr p o t on plenty df
A numilpr given for every good, healthy, solid flesh, and for
Our store, at th is season is full of useful gifts for c \rry m'emdollar spent
Ixt of tho family.
Leather goods l o r fa th e r and browner.
this purpose they a re so extrema-,
i that the Lions’ tour
ill include Sanford was
ly good thnt thin men and wdmep
Novcltiea for sister or friend while mother will he delighted
30x3-173 T ire s
$6.95
iol, Graham, who deoften take ottr 6 pounds o r more in
with some china and other artistic household article we now
30x3-172
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b
es
1.35
80 day*. As a m atter
fact^ail
i Florida trip without a
have on hand.
*
29x4.40 T ires
* • 8.85
jnford and the central
druggists arc authorised, to re
29x4.40 T ubes.
2.65
turn your mgney you-don’t tako
neoniplete.
S ee O u r C hriB tm oa C ords B e fo re B u y in g
»
, ‘ *t *g,vV- #
on 6 pounds in 80 days.
*
\
isit of Col. Grahnm w*s
One thin woman gained 16
within six months. He
t .d the locnl club last
pounds in six weeks.
.
•
plan* wen1 t>cin>r mado
Insist on McCoy's, the original
■ • " ■ a)u F' r _
the next inturnntional
und
genuine—CO
Tablets—GO !
1113 Sanford
.
i. . ^
Office Egulpgwn^ Ci^;,
cents.
for Florida.
Phono 4 6 I-J
■ ■ B ia a a ira a a M a B M H a a a M B ^ iiia g a n a B a H B B a M a a iia n a a a i
iRD LIONS Kenneth Ormiston
PLANS OF Is Arrested A fter
Nation-WideSearch
- •
. FINK K U » GLOVES
■G,ov** f(Lr f * ”?1
t& v s B ffiS
r than the k id M |S f
— •'
■' ■
fit. Augustine— J23.000 ■a p a rtGauze ribbons in ds
cut house: to be ejected, cm (Ceru ata daod-on tit* party
a l Avenue.
.
vountfi'
'im m
ight at 8:15
-fi&Bublic Sale of Seat* at The O ffl« J )« V UThe Largest and'JMost E xtrar«an t Revo* To Bev
w
la DeLaad TUs Tear
in ta k e —
)pen Stock
6-iJL.r..
Tkw Hundred Principals — Chorus — Orthes
B e H 8 w orr:I -6 u . P o \v c rs , :D a v c Ch a^ch
The Magnetic — LbiHae' Brooks — The Perfect
The Mart Carroll T hfabe Orchestra ..
60 — LOVELIEST GlltLfl IN AM»UCA —
. Lower Fiber M-A0} Alalcooy
flAO
3*»ta on A t)* at Jpt’a Smoke H o u ^ iDr*. ^,' |4 i
little,
• TuTi-'oiH&m.ttb Ik'H m
1*Af
n
ir,.-*p *• sm
• 1-«• h<
DELIGHTFUL GIFTS
$5 a n d up
McLaulin
The Jeweler
Of
If
■i
/ • jpv,•
^IfsbLir u fif 1••fitter , t
-J
COLEMAN^
ip p e r s
iy n u m b e r s , ii
[atnr, Patent1
md Satin
• . , •• 1
m «jj
.... . ¥.V> iMiirKOtjC
• • i . ;,.
i “ Irof'^ u ’, ridr'fffjH
. -T* . • • '*'•/. m / "L
Too mucli rich food forms acids
"Which excite anjL_ovcrwork tho
kidnwts in Uiail^cffiDrti..tp filte r
li'fro trv thfr'-JyafSjnm '' FTuVh -<h*
kidneys' flfcAstdfjll]/* to.."Wlidte
tho bowels, removing acids, waste
and poison, cIsq . you may feel a
dull m isery in Ihd k idney region,
sharp pains in th e hack or sjck
headache, ditylnbsdj 'the stomach
sours, tongue'Ia coated, and when
tho wentiter is bad you have rheu
m atic twinges.;. T h a . urine is
cloudy, full,of sediment, the chan
nels of(«n; j g t r a r r i q r a , obliging
one to gct.b p itw o opthreo times
during thom ighti
/,
~^.To help Vtdutfalisa those irritsting ncids and flush off the body's
urinous waste,
begin drinking
w a te r.A Jfc i feet* ib u o t four ounces
of Jd d Salts from any pharmacy,
take a - t ^ b ^ ^ t f u L j n a glass i of
w ater before b reakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may then
act fino and bladder disorders dis
appear.
, 7,
This famnUifsalts in mado fimm
the a d d of grapes and jemoh juice,
combined w ith-•jlthia, and fans
been used for y ears to, help dean
and stimulate* llu g g is t kidneys i}nd
sttop bln/liLor irrita tio n ., Jwl fialts
is inaxpensivp.and nigkas A.deligfitr
ful ef/ervM cant.HthUywst^f drink
M-’shtd r'i
i
" u-
ts rapidly approa?hirig aijd a h a p p y ^ ^
i t W ill b e - ^ w t h %
TreeAinaturaily -cartr-Sre'
banisjied for, the time. YDUT m
e n te r , in to
o f - .th e
Holiday?
. .ys. w
With1
ith ftjojrous
“
care
you,go
Formerly Sold Fpr $10.00.,.,Neatly Tail.
,
»
T h a t Are of The Best
Neat^it Versions Of Styles. , ,
through the Holidays ‘With
loadeauate
Ippunu^e.
^•otection, y m carp /pee
feelmg, may turn into one
of dismay! , .
r, Fool Specialist
s
VpDR INSURANCE
Sports Plaids, some .self ti-im
med otljers
hands6m efur
S m a rt P ro c k G o f M a te r ia ls t j i a t S how
Q u a lity . ^Tlieso M o d e ls fo rm e rly sold
T a p S I R HKi
1706 ?P a r k A v e n u e
Solid’ and m ixed
matcrlfllB. o f good
grade all wool
fsbHcspjvv/ S h o r t «r4<;Fx)i
^vrynlueij.
«• * .t
.
Mit .tJS 3MX DISCUSS
e b l l a r s . ^ 'i ^
tionally gi
values a t ouf
formei!prje
not Rfford ;vtoVtet -ihis saSyjng
v'ever
Mixed m ate ria ls ih ^ s o ljd
shade,,. T his lot o fjn e a ’s
been selling- %for
"$30.0b'' *L« i
:: r - ‘ .h- .r .»*.
VL* !.
t
“A Share o f
age Will
'
•
,
�feyHA
:.»•£; >
-*-". i V-^C^'pyf
£4-
CH S
w-Yi
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pU IIlt VII g l u u m i n i
iij
H im vi/mtfc* j
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^ ilrtr,r UftH. ,
of al> k C ’.
menl C o i^ fs
7- —
|>v *’
IfiHH a s a n e x c la m a tio n p o in t in a B a p tis t pulpit*-.,. A n a#F l o r
The .Mi- ’.u ' p * • *
i d a ’c ra c k e r once told a B o s to n to u r is t, “ M ore fo lk s g e t m e i ItV Simple and Clear
IIY ARTHUR. HRIAr ANE . ,
intutflta t h e ,w a y .I ta lk s th a n g e ts you the. w a y you talk*}. ’ N ever-.
(Copyright 192S. hy S U a Co.XU .,u !u i« c .jv *»'1tJie,ea» tw o o ffic ia ls o f th e B u rlin g to n ra ilro a d a m i BeVbrki
w e lt k n o w n u n iv e r s itie s h a v e b een h a v in g a m e r r y tim e o v er
Tr w g w e t u
IN THE PRESIDENT'S m e*piy
•3 'I uhksit th e p ro p e r u s e o f “ is " a n d " a r e ."
thrre Isn't a word. about,, the world
WW®; ,n. »>-Aecordhnr t o a -n e w s p a p e r d fep n tc h . th d B u rlin g to n pas- court. That’ll an dead . in the
W l ,
* s e n g e r t r a f f i c m a n n g e r p re p a re d so m e a d v e rtis in g copy in United stnten a* Uttle Lucy Gray
witrf
after idle started on :her trip
w h ic h it w as s ta te d t h a t “ a lo n g its r ig h t o f w a y th e r e u re the lantern.
v n s t a re a s in w hich Is p ro d u c e d tw o -th ird s o f th e o a ts , m ore
th n h ____________________
h a lf th ^ -e d rn , e tc ., in t h e U n. ite d S ta te s.." T 1(
h e tr a f f ic . t h e p r e s i d e n t 's m i n d i l i
,____
vice-p rg ai/len t"« aw ’ . t h e co p y an d dhnnged it to a r e p r o - 1
the rarmej-<« He want# Musdo
I Ollltl
*■ i t 'd / * fiftc r s e v e re ly c ritic fs in g th e p a s s e n g e r t r a f f i c nm n-.shoaU d e v e lo p e d u» produce cheap
.iJ S W
.A.: A it
feitilin r, mul the fedehil «gricaL
^ e r ; fo r h[8 b a d g r a m m a r .
tliral agencies Hindi* htrongi
~ - ~ r . ^ T / l ’h^PiUvei'slty of Chicago was called into conferemt wider.
i riu.as
.. x . , .e i , H^..
H r jgj,t go the vice-president wired
:IM» r»etP*- a n d it
GENTLEMEN
PLANNING
to
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yfl'S PUl'liritU/l
orvfiu mi In
W t to t h e ’‘B ig T h r e e ” l o r s - t o * . « £ " S f ' . i S T t S S
,
At? pro& lant
local htvtrt
in eedd u p fo r is w h ite \ ale h eld o u t fo r | I,rt.(li,l,.nt mor,j (|)nn ,ln| f wflyi aj.
i of specl-it y a r d a n d P rin c e to nudlin
Avctuht* (it
l i o ^ j r j o d “ a r e .’’ A r th u s ^ B r is b a n e in je c te d th im s e lf in to th e cm itn)- though he doesn't mention them,
S«4>apairli>a
y o r s y and "declared t h a t a n y 1 0 -year-old ch ild k n o w s tlm l or the presldsilcy. He Intends lo
[^ 'T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER U, 1 0 ^
•nfprxe prohibition Icnislntion, and
“ tw -o -th in ia a r d p ro d u c e d ." A t th e. s a m e tim e a fa m o u s lex favors
adequate financing of the
ill: h r m a i .h pi-A T rtm H ‘ * ic o g r a p h e r in s is ts t h n t “is ” Is th e only p o ssib le c o n s tru c tio n . enforcement.
)
.1 ' '
r t r a u I n k * a t > » n f u n l '« ( r o u t
y. •
So th ete ^ y o u a re o r is ! " Is It “ a ro “ o r a r e it " is ? ” H igh
QiJ . fair.
- I J r i p f r w a t e r r o u t e t o J n c k o o a - school c h ild re n su re ly o u g h t: to know .
WARNED HY OUR recent coal
W e n u g g o s t- th a t all
8#—Coaotruellifa* 0t *11E. 'A'bkgo-tk^ ^t h e scbodl tb a'ch ers in S a n f o rd s u b m it th is q u e stio n to th e ir troubles and b r Em -lind'a Indtjstrial strike calnmity. the Pre.vi*
«’
. / " « »p u p ils a n d g iv e a n e x tr a c r e d it m a rk t o th o se w ho m uko th e
ranrli. r i g h t a n s w e r. T ry it, d e a r te a c h e rs , a n d see w h a t re s u lts (lent wants logislntio i .!iat Will put
o o l, tc a a la
It.iiuliig fPool
our coni .supply beyond tne reach
i
i t ri-i
n.—AuVm'rntinp-Ul n i R l i r V * y o u g e t. h u t d o n ’t lie too h a r d on y o u r c h ild re n if th e y get it of owners' uniJ workers' fights.
c ro a » — fciinom, fcotclo.
>
w ro n g .
. ;>
moat
, i /a r./ | /
.. .
m
e a l hnuifi.
n o u» r» . M
THE PKF^JRENT W ANTS ado
Te—a e itr fommUeioa.ia Ti»a,»aew•'•’.’A s n m n tte r o f fu ct, y o u know , e ith e r m ig h t he c o rre c t. quale military and naval prepnredhrro .
h n u ltv ix l
I
t
all d e p e n d s oji w h a t w a s in. th e p a s s e n g e r t r a f f i c m a n iip: >. Everybody knows thnt nn
___
Moaror.
fcrOompIrilaaiwUf
I f h e wiis ideipirte air fleet Is included in
• r r < > ~ P l e i l o » ^ o l ellr lirowUllea- a g e r s 'm in d - w h e n * h e w r o te th e a d v e rtis e m e n t.
‘ils program. I’ray Dint the coun-'
of school HtklJm th in k b lg co llectively o f tw o - th ird s o f all th e o a ts in th e l nit1^1 on for lurreaxoil ed H tittesM h e n h e s h o u ld h a v e w r itte n “ is p ro d u ce d .” h u t if *r\ noyr have such n fleet In the i
t(r. not merely on p a p e r.--. /
* , <4' •> h i h6*\Vns th in k fn g s e v e ra lly o f m any d if f e r e n t little g ro u p s *»f
a R f i.¥ vWWHH p o ll TODAY
THE t OUNTHY HAS more!
o a ts , th e n .“ a r e p ro d u c e d ” is r ig h t.
money, at tWh •hundred and fifty!
■ f i L T H E FEAR OF THE LO ltD .Itc m c m b e r R u d y a rd K ip lin g , w ho not only i.-> a n ICnghsh- million more, than it needs. The
I ’.Sff “ Let'the fear of the Lord l* upon
to
lit; talc heed and do it: for there m a n a n d th u s su p p o sed to know E n g lish . hut also a s tu d e n t gresnleiu wants Congress
pci Iniquity w iili.thy Loo I pur iq f jljte rp tu re , w ro te s o m e th in g like th is , “ th e tu m u lt a n d the .pee.I lh.it, refunding It. whleh
would m i -m to lie the honest thing ,
ji J |° r
”V h ro n 1n •7,I0T’!yboRl*Ug d ie s .” W e giv e h im e rc d lt fo r th in k in g , a s he w rote to
taxpayers fitjun w|iom It (wiu,
and
we wottltl wnlk j th o s e lines, Of one# s in g u lu r. collective th in g , s h o u lln g
taken, uuiler the hnnreaaion that
j way mid clcaiiVo ouri'Hvcu h y 1tu m u lt, tfo we m ig h t he g e n e ro u s 'a n d believe also th aiit th e the goM-rnmeiU Would need It or
idng liv«d uecoriiing
Thy p a s s e n g e r tr a f f ic m a n a g e r w as th in k in g of s in g u la r, collce- ur- it I" reduce the. public debt. |
The I’renidcnt wnuta (ipngrcsH to.
;
■ ■c /
tiv’u o a ts w hen h e w ro te “ is prpd"'*ed.”
" ppropnate at c^nc session, enough]
O K I 4 A N D O R fiP O U T K R -S T A K
A
t
w
rtrst
liis
sin
w
as
not
so
g
r
e
a
t.
He
m
ig
h
t
h
a
v
e
said
•
N io n m A u i5
7 !<me\ to last two yearn. This:
w»eld allow congressmen to think ' \ n ew spaper w a s a s k e d to p-tt f lion that w om en ouglit to kinev
„ *(From Ilarp«r’«
t
iIkmi h'gislation instead of about | u legal notice,
t ride *thc great block ho
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■'
---In this dny and a ge h w om an is in
in •*the -----m o st iheort
noliey, at least half the time. Con ' 11s. uoiin jiosition possible; not that l.-rested, •-dr shottlii be. in Ii ImhiI
my heayt \
’*
-rris won’t like that
Money is 11, |uirin-s pu b lish in g th e n o t n r e i -t ) th in g a man is Her spli.-; c ■
‘W ith rein* of seed across .thoir
*hr 1*1 *if*’wt t luh that a lilgitflatnr v.ani.d |n" cheat <‘r d e c e iv e an y o f , t i iim x ix not so limited . ' 1
mmiLl Hying hair;
“i . 8 0 iloW arc they U* Halt, so »wift
The fi .nt page. '*1 h
t« .|v, but th e v bated p u b lic ity and it ,.fi> «• rtiij.,
V ario u s o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d m any ip tlt' id n als of S e m in o lf ;*n i.tini:
to s h u t.
' be n e w s p a p e r ; the editorial p..g. . ■
[T.iVrre.l not to k ' inrnli- tile sul
c
o
u
n
ty
for
y
e
a
rn
’
h
a
v
e
b
een
e
n
d
e
a
v
o
rin
g
by
m
ea
n
s
o
f
a
d
v
e
r
(•Iptiny-breasted stallions of
\ i n 11 I
I'lto D Itin iO N .
1hr
i of ills, uasinn. Tin- n e w sp a p e r t'u- m arket pa g e, the «i*<>rt page, j!
tis in g and in o th lr A v a y s to in d ttn new j»«•<»j>l«• t.. i nto, lien I'rr uli-.n' *ny« 'T 'u ilu r,. to sill) -,.. ml,-if
(|(-.|uUr.
■
1 In- request but the tiex< ou ght to It - o f interest to th e uv
'•> t h f nlfiit, and frotfuP oj a n d m ake th e ir hom es. T h e ir e ll'o rts h a w no I l»» a hug* -*<iit the ...•ix tilu la m mul ob ey the » ii-iug it w as disc<»vvioil thn' • rn ge woman t ■' rcaMUiuhl*- rat
J
•. the afr,
^
e x te n t w ith succeas. T h e c ity of S a n fo rd h a s a lm o st d o u litw ought m>i f " !«• o d .T u t e d by 1- ..pi,- were, d is c u s s in g thnt vrr> ' > 1 lie oeletv 1 .life
th in hounds th a t go with
nublic qpiiimn "
H - i- light', but 1.. in e.
I heYe in II" Incnnsnictloit*
rile person who
follows
th o .E
bled in p o p u latio n in th e la st th re e y e a rs
it ix tolrrMtrd
' t.«> 1 in th e re tiim s when pecqil'' iiew sp ap era 1 |o.*el) will d iscover g
% i , i itfe’ngt'i
It is n n o te w o rth y f a c t how ever. tb » t th e p o p u latio n of
The pit hi >t inn do nnything it resd from . o v e r to cover.
lluit they nre u p tetty co m p lete M
m
.hare none to spare
th e c o u n ty in g e n e ra l h a s not in c re a se d p n q io rtin n a te ly . ImoneH with its vult*x If it wnnt-I
every R
There are c a r e le ss rend ers, of source of inform ation on
lean
*.
tn'o'so ’black hunters
•» i-bunge it ought to vote for it.
subject
No
o th jr!!!
nurse; and tlu-re uru o th e r re:u! eoneeivn ble
W
hile
we
b
o
a
st
th
a
t
o
u
r
g
r
e
a
t
e
s
t
a
s
s
e
t
is
n
o
r
fa
rm
p
ro
d
u
c
ts.
upon the wind. *B
TMK |,,{KS| , , KNT
m 1 rs who a r t olilj in tereste d in eer s in g le u g e n e y contributes so much ( *
L JI Jtbu uuklcn. thunder of ,YQry littla in c re a s e in u g ric u ltu ru l a c re a g e h a s been n o ted fo r
e y cconfine
o n fin e th«>ii i " ) he g e n e ra l w e lfa re and h n p p ! - u
min p a g es nnd th
they
r foot
so m e tim e . M ost o f th e few fam ilies c<tiling h e re h a v e en- •
i„ a,,.,, a,,.' United s m tu tren
d in g to those pages
Sm h peo nes* o f MM'U'ty tis the he.wspapei*. n
like n dream some farmer g a g e d in b u s in e s s o r in d u s tr y o th e r th a n fa rm in g .
[ thmwn i*i« n o> f»rcucn et)mi«-o ple nre the ex cep tion , how ever. .\ a n d tile |H'ople wlui III.) the c lo sest j J|
“ ‘fWIrfl ht« M!Kt?
S e c re tary ' B ehoot o f th e S em inole ( s iu n ly < h a n d ie r o ( j d ° n with American buxines, men ni>\)t>|Ki|"-i. Iikb u bwU-1 lull of f u r . . , . 1 mulei s of new spaper*, both
Droimi had I, too, farm er, bofor*
new s anil advertising columns, ar-t j J]
C o m m e rc e In a. le tte r to T h e H erald u rg e s th a t m o re and j ''''jp.'^T'w s' tk.t'c.r, pnrk,'n( of OUr gets 11 general rvmhng
these______
fleet
the li.-.st n.K i»e<l jH-.iple ami keep i ■
a lutly e/)tpv*e« tO rlun
Steed* of the night were hmk-n ynnflr^HctiviL)- be g g c q iir a g e d ^ ji^ J ir in g in g s e ttle r s lo t hi s h
,
m f r e nf ilmv.,thm .in Recently
with business n .tfv -'B
new papers for not carry m g n tl.e tn-.r
from their n o t.
■
_ _ i! i'OUtltyv It w ould se en l t h a t a const n u t n e (o lo n iz a tio n plan *:it If nf th«* Uiifort* litvrtl :ir«*
w..Hum’s
1
age
Miuplytng
inf.iim
.0
heir wtjary flnnkx nre green nml
u lP 'ra l [ii Mijuut >. *, J’lit J»* nut uonir
f o r out* farm lands m ig h t ii siilt in 11 d u al liengfit b o th In tin
white with foam;
lutn I ur*'Pr
( A biirh pri-uMirt' xnlexninn m on.*
A f t e r all. there xeems
to
*h- v
SIm p , brother, tdnep; l ‘*hrht(t niy IncW corfier and t h r c o u n ty a s 11 whole.
, ..
Lirti.i run make you take uti liu’jr III.II. KCIIMI in tile nursuit o f bunnorsea home.
To accom plish
It c o lo n i/a tio n in fh«* jn o s t t-ff•. 1 1 \ «
lb.UU-s ^ . ^ s u g g e s t . o n lh:.i
w, u, wlt|l ,u m M>1„ lh e r e a r - f ;>liiexs
iT
DOIIl’DT
than
in s ittin g a r o u n d i
ROHERT NATHAN
m a n n e r, S e c re ta ry B elm ut m ak e s th e follow ing s u g g e s tio n s ; n'lr cruel tariff is keeping KurOje*
around
ly o i i r store to the ftont d'Hir nn-l w a i t i n g fo r jo y to come
1. T h e a d v e rtis in g a n d p u b lic ity m a t te r a b o u t th e m l fr. n. getting nn its feet.
i«linw bon out
A tch iso n GI o Im*.
r U*t ,
Tho*Ol
nnd k i o vou
Toledo HindiAi.\l.nvi
I’rcn.ilent
t'«'luti£..,
d n izu tio li plan should be a c c u r a te and t r u t h f u l
tw n ii
lime to take the plW
Mill* cpl»
episode
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li. In e v e rt 1 a se a s tu d y of th e p a rtic u la r lan d t" In •i..i in 'iitiiHint. m ise.t m Wnssa 1
man c.ililil; you a s u i . e s s
b elts, mul in..veil t “ W isbilig
II.ere ts n. tinpi- t"i eq u ality m
m a rk e te d sh o u ld be m ad e to a s c e rta in to a l e ti a in t y in ad
11.ill/. that h. .« u.i..I
. this enuntry as l».ng n*» •! lie tn.xi
1 ti.ive .nitwitted the nr.in
T he T n m p n Times
«rp?iik» <>f
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lie* .*,. 111. * .*-. I»*t t ii)^ | e- -es »on till l.1 la it|-|■ )..|ii mte $1 ' ■
S heri(f:J H « r* \n tm tty .n s hl« “ Hoot it \ a p e e w hat <*m iieet la grow 11 uti th e (lat fieulai ai r.-agi and
• i.iited to inti >■ ."it w itt. .1
I III.Ip" (••1 lhe la.lit - 111 -I | r it e and
1 ■ ■I1 a w -a III 1 u
. o f S t r o ^ y . " . With m o s t o f n s it's it sh o u ld he sold fo r tlia t p u rp o se.
else,
lhe
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It
H ig h w ay s and o t h e r t ra n s p n rtu lio n u rte rti
should
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--------- 0 -------be a d e fin ite p a r t o f evttry such plan a n d tin- q u e stio n ol good
SKS*
When tiix ro toemn to be notnv
ill IMIO. O l’ SOME things thu*. j — ..■■■«_
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d
OiTng in n name. Jav Walker of rin k in g w a te r, a v a ila b ility o f ie le c tric c u rr e n t, e d u c a tio n a l need doing, the President 1 hinl.J ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ jiH in an B iM aa ■ ■ »>
i. . . .Catnnritlgp.' Mas*., wn* struck by fa c ilitie s, s u ita b le d r a in a g e w h e re n e c e s s a ry , sh o u ld be given •bis country is d oin g p r e t ty well.
Iftfc' il<f»’nutdmonlle thp other dny whilo conniduyution.
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'/ I V crosilhg n ktreet. "
4. E v e ry firm n r c o rp o ra tio n c o n te m p la tin g colouizaU V K R Y U OUY W I L L !«• gla.l t'covernor Hnindon* who U-. umc j *
Mll«»»llfl o f fe r th e co lo n ist th o ro u g h and pra. t ir a l ad i in **111 M»l*t I* »l«I«•lit I IMillilyr,. Hi II
'famous for h o big voice at the a n d in s tru c tio n r e g a r d in g c ro p s best a d a p ta b le , eult t \a t ton,
ilir iiniKiniii fni im p r o v in g ;
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lost National Demo ratio conven fe rtiliz a tio n , etc.
•
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\vit 11*. ^1
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lion, doesn’t »eem to have much]
5
S p cctfli uti.l p r iu tiu ib b - a ssist tim e *lnmId I..- ex '^:i \*j in th«* D n itn i St 111
to any In regard to his recent
I h** “t# '
H'*MVf*r pr-'ifru n
toiulod.tuK h fa rfh e rs nnd g ro w e rs in th e m a tt 1 >>! m at ket mg
pttde 111 A la b a m a .
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A London book*bop ha* bqrreil, . . . 0 . In s o fa r um p o ssib le ev e ry a s .sis ta m e sh o u ld he given
»y
1
8h«ke*f)v»re from its nhelvy.s for th e new voniri in b e c o m in g well e s ta b lis h e d th a t he max not
A SI\^N I \ K Ul |) liny 1I\ Kh|f
l)cirtg ‘ particularly im pure.'’ Tlie
lurid.
nthrrwi-*** n ofm n l,
w iiU ’ i
'd irt one. finds In Shakespeare 1* only p ro sp e r h u t t h a t h is social life will V ’ auch as to f r e a ti
kw ariU and ran n ot w riiu any
fa r offset hy the good th at is.tbefn pqj\L cntm unt a n d haytpincSK In h i s now e n v iro n m e n t
^ther w ay
This intorr.it*
and
In splto of what the London, bqpkt r *. (• 1 ,f.
------------ r-r------()umizcp ev eryb od y.
W hat orient
chop muy do
“ O N E OK S E N A T O R B o ra h 's a n c e s to rs m a rrie d th e f» nmnzp imIb that th r r e arc, on
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P r o te s ta n t r e f o r m e r . M a rlin L u th e r, a c c o rd in g t<> a Mirth, nixt«'c*n hiindrrd mUlionii ol
’ Thontricnl managers nre l>ohuman
n lT o f
whom ran b f
moaning the scarcity of leading mosBagi* bein g p u b lish e d in th e F re n ch p re s s front (Je rn ta n y . •.aught to w rite fo r w a r d , walk up
ladle* for Urondway shows,* but T h e d isc o v e ry is p ro b a b ly not a new one. b u t in it som e mil down Htnirs, run an uutonui*
t
kj Jane €o*rl -vontindv? to piny ,ln f r e n c h c o rrc siH in d e n ts se e m lo find a re a s o n if n o t nn e x bile. etc.
,
“ • Vnudovitle nnd Judith. Amfo.rstm
Tito sixteen hundred millions ran
fo 'r 4w
h a t th e y a v e r is th e te iid e m y o f th e c h a irm a n of
n u c n c n w ^ irw n y Co t a k i n ,>nrT r n tyc u‘*s^e L.*”
W'V
tli'ft'bi' t a u g h t " t o ' l i v e mi the eqttnv
B
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play
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’o re ig n R e la tio n s n .m m ittc e to. fa v o r P r o te s ta n t tor w ith u te m p e r a t u r e of J20
i w li piny
Au»trnlia.
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--------- O -----G e rm a n y o v e r C a th o lic F ra n c e .
ih o v o nnd nt the n»rt|i i>..|e with
,t- Jottehim, n cnti«in of the former
• “ R ecently, it is s ta te d , som e p e rso n s in th e hom e tow n tO d eg re ex below tern. Tin- is an
■ j *“
Kaiser, Is on his way to thi <
vln p tn h lv race.
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T;COUtitry n« the rondudtor of an o f M other's w ile, C a th e r in e Ito rah . se n t th e s e n a to r an " n g He atiya, " 1 him ii., w inal p o r tr a it o f th e lad y a n d som e a c c o u n t o f how h is anccai C r k ih Mru."
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Joseph *S. Donoviiii knew exm tiy
O rrhestra conductor* rule-j!\or'n re la tiv e s c an te a t - a la te r period to e m ig r a te from th e w h a t he w anted w hen he went
f, their players with n power d is tr ic t to A m e ric a ." — New York 'lim e s .
work in a c a r p e t fn ctn ix f,,,- $|.r,Q
oThat of 11 nlOllnrl•h.”• .l'vrhsu)
1 week
W hile lie wns w o r k in g in
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but their rule Is m ore' cnllght:n the shop ho said he would malic
I H E ltK N E V E R .w us It g.Hsl w a r, o r a had peace.
ti; * ■
1 million by the tim e in- was 15
— o—
• F ra n k lin
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nnd retire,
dflrk hunter, mintnken-fur 1*.
- —V ---------I^ist Soptemlier. not yet 11, |,o
dh'ltger In the Detroit It I\ r
had h i * 'm i l li o n and retired ns h«*
1 recently fired upon by n pro
A C lliC rs SA G A
promised. N o w h e it- dead.
tlim officlnl who was severely
N E W Y O R K HERA E lf T R IB U N E
S p o n s o re d b y tin* K appa D e lta G irla
Mil fur hi* action by Get|THE BEST TIUNO. whon you
Andrews. The j'-,l^nhlbltlon'
The late Clmrlea Uirtgling wns | hut firmly. Their rule .over thr hnvo mndo your first million, is
m eat yfficiul
he does one of the seven brother* who, bo- 1 people in the cirvua waa In-nigt, 'o go on nnd make the second. I<
<|0r*<j the »hootlnr of lit- glniring with n llttlt- one-tilghi but absolute-and wo* never ques an’t tho money, but the fact- that
dtiyk «buliter*.’t
atiiiiil hull ahuxv,” became the j t. ,ii*d.
•on are working, which enables
greatest .circus uru|iruttor in the
Olio of the factors in the success
.' lb' find employment nml
-«-$1.50 p e r C uuple
nor t h e . u*o of ,fXnm«" world. .Their father, n harnessnrn- of the brothers, which became tro ithem
ndtpanfenea.
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ti headline*, Editor Donx ■ker, first in.Prairia du Chlen, Wls.< mendott* In recent year*, was theii
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Itoynl Palm Beach «ny< and nfttfkaYd ‘in M turegor, !ow«, early decision nover to carry grafl’
The right kind of Anmricnn beChristian* started using woq able to do little for them in —that is, never to permit fnkr fin* h is're st when the undertaker
"representing the n a m e ' of the way of education, RuTTHI the gamblers, nurc-thlng men or crim rota Wm> : That lr U lung nn I
i,*4ri i i d the. fro*s ,o f Christ," hoys had determination and most innls to travel with the show. Tnei 'nrly' enough rest for unvboity.
. 1 I
Veir we do not ifaink W Uern of thorn hull niuycal ability, which made circus day as safe for nTp' -■
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should sing "In tjw Jt.o fX they capitalized, e a rly Lt ".youth, r»l community ns any other^day
X
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T H E { t^ IB NO room on the
Tribiuie. A
.’’A-Ta
-----ptti), had- vision, and. ho It although now and then a genera 'artlv for a parasite nnd Jny man
ntr xrltb Was the primff fhober itt fight resulted .from an #ttempt oi hat.' a to p l. jrorklng h«‘for,. hd ir
- X2
expanding the lfltle traveling show u rural population to storm th< -ui iL
uHi),
-f-iw p
into a circus, which g in s 'k llu yrew *“*«• ; : * ) m
.J'-Y
*-J -“ until it swallowed up tho vast cre
^ ta ju tb li
The circus, in>omu seasons, Wat
J PUBLIC H E A R S 'o f g riat
ation of .lhe late P, T. Bl
*pormou»Iy profitable, and, in oth*
' ” overle* in Africa urrf
vo bruthera verb Ilk
, l*ecaua» of the loss ofTtho.bli
‘eniitg diamond val*
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iitiU irci
rtm-rshipu
” id « cWlons or gale) or un nu
' nre worried1by
fore H i
al cpi<
‘• sales for Christ., # 6
Mt ail
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'F tf. o" I -S. 'tyr;e*.e t kl.j
wc,
stantlal;
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sve been numetX
£
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Slh »nd Mkpl,
/ Tibs i5 ohb ■
abaJutf-
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CIGARS.
DRII
Y,° Uwill mthtt
rice
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READ THE NEWSPAPERS
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ANNUAL
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Colonization Methods
C ity A u d itoriu m - Thursday,
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SPECIAL SCENERY. WARM
AND ELECTRIC KI-TEf
3 5 -IN CAST-!
Big Noon-Day Parade and Hand!]
INCLUDING FAMOUS"MiSf.
'•QUARTK'ITK
EVjERYTHINf} NEW THIS
. y
For a Better Stucco He
Every element oil
been tai.cn out On
St't cco. Yi'ncfflh^
you. exterior wslfY
sol it! el v untforo I
Magic Keys
1)0 St real * — '<0!
lute. Oriental
il«clI re.uidy to 1
tcviut.ll period.
To Happiness
Ask If* aivut
MS
- STUC
o r ie
Whitt more chanmnic Avay.tu irive your
wife or daughter a Christmas g*ift of
luxurious loveliness
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F o r Sale By
A STUDEBAKKk Custom Car
CHASE &CO
.
Come in and let u talk it over
R eliable Building Supplies „ .
San Juan Garage Co.
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/KAPPA DELTA BENEFIT DANCE
A '.- l
City Hall, Decumber 20th •
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ij^S^.ake
Music by Sejninolu Syncopators
YES SIRf • , . T
We an? biti«i)iK ouc-fii'«js at
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�ORB HERALD. TntlRSDAY, DECEMBER.9. 102(5
a
TELEPHO NE
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MRS. F E E D S. ——
DAIGER.
SOCIETY EDITOR
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i Wrdneaday
ting of tho Playground
j at 2 o’clock a t the
!. Jt. Dlghlon.
meeting of the Literatment of tly Woman’a
50 o’clock.
r~ auldlii^ Circle will meet
Herbert Speer a t S
»vice for the Christian
1205 Kim Avenue at
f
irncr Circle, will meet
lock a t the F ira t Bap*
ad moat pleasantly .Wednesday eve* w
ning 'a t bridge -a t h$r botpo on
M artin S tre e t.‘‘Roses and ferns Be
arranged in baskets adorned, tb-’ ti,
rooms where. tft« .e a|d tablet had ho
been placerf^for plait.
v
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Symbolic of Chriattqna were, the w
quaint ,tallica used • -In keeping r())
scores for tha
game. —When *
scores had been counted it. was f
found thud Mrs. J , E. Ritchie was ',
holder of top score, while .M rs. C.
W. Stoudcnmiru h c ld Jo w score, j,
Late In tho 'averting the hostess,' , ,
assisted by Mrs. J, E, *Wathen and ' 1
M rs.'S tew art DutLfn,1 served ref ~'n
study cloaa fo r thla meeting .Wat
"Tho • Dream* Ship," tho member*
taking pacta of .capUiiy stewards,
crew, ticket agents ana stokers,
Christmas Bazaar
L Klrtley. wilt entertain
5 of the Slstcra Bridge
home-on Golden I-akc.
at tho
Congregational *
Ravish House
Friday nnd Saturday
at 3 p. m.
Driver, Mrs. Robert Mnsnka, Mr,
Earl Fields, Mrs. C. • W. 'Stoudcn
mire, Mra. J . E. Wuthen, Mrs
Club wlil be'held next Stew art Dutton, Mrs. J; • E. Rit
•‘Bjukpt,’’ on Magnolia cbie, and Mrs. Stephenson,
atherk Association pf
K,(^ 00 l will mefct ht
.
sobers Association for
ir Schlol will meet at
,/ All mothers and pa*
:4 uJ.Ucd to bo present.
iceting'tjf th e Seminole
E. S. at 7:30 o’clock at
c Temple. v ,There will
71
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figiibors will meet nt
i at W Old Masonic
ini business to be trans-
tin First Baptist Church m et W«<Jm*»day afternoon.A t the home of
Mr.«. Herbert Speer on Sanford
Heights, with th e 1 chairman, Mrs.
E M Carroll, presiding. * '
After n short devotional exor*
cb •. routine business waa traiM»
Acted. The discussion of donations
for foreign missions and plans for
t»n entertainment to be given Dec,
2.1 wore amopg the mattere of, new
Cafeteria Supper
Saturday Night
f» to S p. m.
Mrs. Kirtley- Hostess
To Members Of Bridge
Club On ..Wednesday
• J•
.RESIDENCE
Mrs. L%
'N. Stephenson Mrs. Verne Messenger Circle Entertained jBy Church Circle Meets £“ainc8a trough ’ore the mem• '
Ben Austin And Wednesday At Home The subject for study of tho
for the afternoon was
Edwar/l Ludecke Of Mrs. Herbert Speer apostles
Judas Iscariot and this was led by
:
• —
>; :• v Mrs. Herbert Speer. •; PoUevrlng
M ii. L. H. Stephenson,entertain*
• I he Jenny Spaulding Circle of
ocia
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TELEPH O N E:
kel* n d -|2„< 4. ,0 0 0 new” •
Melbourne — Contract let, foi
1U
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new pkimary sc hod building here school to bo erected in thla
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the study htour, the hostess served
delicious fruit .ppnch and cake as
refreshments.
Out of a membership, of 44,
there were* 1 1 mcnTbers presont.
They yietn Mrs. A. C. Loaning,
Mrs, Frank Loszlng, Miss Mary
Goodale,; Miss. Fletcher, ’ Mrs.
Touchstone, Mrs. Strange, Mrs.
WATCHES
W r istPocket—
r .Strap—'
Grueh—
JJoluva—
DIAMONDS
Itffitaires — Perfect Stones
McLaulin
•
The Jeweler
llC bE lgin and W altha
Missionary Members,
juliam Holmes & Edward
Community—
ireting bf tho Semlnolo
miber Two, O. E. S., nt in decorating the rooms where the .Avenue.
After the htinin
s, nt Mnsonic Tempitv gUerts nssembltvl for play, 4 and
l><- initiation.
the color note of pink and greon f,iterPKting
prog
w6 b further accentuated by
the lto,m - "Tho Spirit
Friday
place nnd tally cards. At 1 o'clock Wn!* Pr«***nted. as
i l>azn:ir given liy the a tasty iunchoon was served.
Missionary play
p Club of the Baptist
I he. nfternoon jinum-d ijuickly
1 lie held at store next with the interesting game of bridge * Scripture readin
*ket.”
nnd the elub prize, u large basket
.More lx
p’.rele will mret with <>f apples, war. won |,y Mrs Brax- Ql,'cl Hour,” by !
Dighton on Hughey ton
i’erkins. while the guest
) o’elack.
■prize, n, brass bowl filled with I Song, i»y Mrs R
Parish Meeting of the fruit, was won by Mrs. J. C. Ben
,>r“>'‘*r
I Episcopal ('hurrh at son.
1 Following the p
K the Woman’s Club,
Those enjoying the cordial hos-i^our wn* enjoyed
[rgo A. Pe Cottcs will pitality of Mrs. Kirtley were: Mrs. i
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[t 2 :.tO o’clock at her J . ' C. Gibbs, Mrs. Henry Wight,
NKW CLOT
*arlc Avenue honoring Mrs. Ernest Htfusholder.
Mrs! i
----ion Hutchiaon, a recent
Hoyd i’nlmer, Mrs. Braxton I..] Panels and-jshol
Buzanr of the Congre- lerklns, Mr*. J. C. Bunson, Mrs. , turrd on tho now
iurch a t the i ’arish Edwanl T. Mnrkel). Mrs. W. A. 1 Often, too, one »
I /l t ( I I 4
(InilttPn OP n «tu...
ark Avenue and Third
1 L i t 1 yV ‘M oderately
P riced
SILVER
McLaulin
ON NKOLIGEE8
Flowers in organdie and gear*
j gi-tte crepe in pastel colors .are
i tired on lingerie and negligees.
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TOILET
GOODS
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■ We have a line of Manicuro s e ts - nnd Toileta—t« tl
■ designs.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11 p. m.
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FRIDAY
The Jeweler
(Special Price)
EXTRA SPECIAL
IVrist WutchcH, Regular $18.50 values, now
O ld T im e
Round and Square Dance
The Silent Lover
— Comedy —
T h e V ulgn Boatman’
Mllnnc Ntfws
SILVER LAKE CASINO
Open Evenings Until Christmas
,
The Diamond Palace
B. Weinberg, Prop
307 E. First 8i
Turn to the left at the sign juHt beforu coming to
(iindervllle
Dance Starts at 8 P. M.
A. ( . (tinder, Mgr
Missionary Society
**i11*i Churrh will enteranl of Stewards at a
T ,.YI~vk in tiie Sunday
\
S aturday
* S tory Hour at the li-
D o'clock. utonal Church Bazaar
i'li House nt 3 o’clock,
an|>i rr will be served
Mu-1. Club will meet
:l<x k ut the studio of
* S. Munson on Myrtlo
FREE
Gift With
Every
Purchase
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Wntson will enterIt. nt a Christmas
mo in Bose Court.
Monday
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Mi i t h e
f
I i *H
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Distinctive Christmas Gifts
,o rdinary opportunity to economize ,and at the same time select from the
'
sm artest,fall and winter creations.
,
A Most Remarkable Sale of Frocks and F u r Trimmed Coats
Truth
th e . M e th o d is t
Astounding
Sensation
$18.50 yalues
flanh Miller Is
;injC ilostess At
iAnd Luncheon
icinu-i homo of Mrs.
«r |mv ?nted a - festive
Thurtdny when she on*
ifmi.irs of the Dupli*
»n Club.
• "f vtvid-hued |»oln*
I othi r u g g e s t l n m uf
holiday season
F*d in tho dA:orations
[*UiU. |
app'olntIn.tahU was n low crya*
p.poin»ittias and foms.
t*rd», nut cups and faI lynbolic of Christmas.
K*» the hostess, assisted
idsugbter, Mrs. James
Pfd a liclicioua' four*
eheon *
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joonal Interest was the
^oplicato bridge played
r •Bcrnoon, the prizes
[*wr« being attractive
r* d*r jsrs holding gojtlP * r ■puffs.
r*fo U!d for Mrs. Ray•*». noncrt-A.
Newman,
[ft*ItohcrtA. Newmar
L Thread*: MW. At*
»«Uy, Mir. P, F.. ItouBrnest Housholder and
1 ” c. Galloway.
In Bench—New Bn?akCr® nt»ring <x*.-npletion.
Dress •
Coats
For immediate or all winter wear in
the very newest fabrics and colors
mostly fur trimmed.
$18.50 to $39.50 Values
For This Sale
Smart
Jersey
Silk Dresses
Dresses
All flood Styles in The Newest Weaves and
, Shades. Values up tp $16.50 .
. FOR THIS SALE
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Now
*,
Afternoon
and
Evening
r*MXXJ£G9'L'
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0Cw*•’*. AA
%
FREE
Gift With
Every
Purchase
Frocks
$26.50Values
•' at
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$ 2 .0 0
Full Fashioned
' Silk
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Hosiery
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- in
Silk Combinations z
•Velour and Velvet
Originally to $11.50
Christinas Items
GREATLY
Lumber Jacks; Slipoyers
• arid Shakers [
Values to $9.50
<
' now.
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nail buffer, button-hook, soap
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tooth paste holder, toothbrush
;r, shoe horn ?nd cream box.
$30 to 575
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The Dorcas Union.will.hold Ita
annual ba*«nr on Dec. I I at the
home ’ f W p r e e ld e n t. M r* Hilrna
were am
r wtfni' Sanford attending the Lundqiilst, beginning-nt 4 - o'clock.
montal Wednesday nt Lake- Cakes,, coffee, sandwiches, salads
and candUs will be on salo.^as wfll
*»' numerous Kinds of fancy work
% and M rs.: II. B. McCnil j r / und useful articles.
her. and
Edward f . Lane,
Miss EtU Crandell of New York
w d to Orlando./.Wednesday
It guest of h e r old friend, Mrs.
[nc whore ibay had. dinner and
A. F. Weiti>rdlcW,for a* few day*.
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"M r.'a n d Mrs. John Lundqutst
Sanford
man, whero he is employed. 1
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to their old .home in Georgia this
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roadhouse ai'F lo ran d n , wos also
oidered/ held. . B a i l o r Jayson
was set nt .15,000 and f°r Martin.
FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.. De?.
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Jhnjscn.who was
Raffcld’s .Friday sale, \Vhlch | ptjcntly disclmrjtcd' from the local
opens si 9 o'clock .Friday morning,
coast guard base, was ordered held
was mode i
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'fo r grand jury* IntcsilfM lon y e s
^o'rls of Mr,
terday a t a coroner.’s inquest into
entire .stock of aj^cw York manual the death o f AJbcrt*Cook, who
fncturt-r,' 'who was going out of,!djed of wourlds here Tudsdhy after
business and who sold, the stock a t j
having, been shot in Flofauda Sat
u large reduction in order to dlsurday
night.
pose gf It at one, time, according to
*sh!riinnager of, the sto re .; Ruiley Martin, proprlctdr. of a
"W e‘opened one week ago Fri
day and our business has bjeen ex
ceptionally pleasing. ,.We have hui
to odd two new counters in ordei
to handle tho lafgo volume of hoai
ness we,, are doing,'' 'Mr*-, Raff cl/
said today,"
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M r.Jtaffeld stated th at he wai
fortunate, in jro cu rfn g fro m a Now
York manufacturer, . hl« entin
stock of women's, dresses, conts
and hats and. that the public of
8 anford would be given thwbenedit
o fjh e good bargain which ho made.
The ktdre la located in the new
Cameron building, between Second
and Third Streete, on Sanford Ayenuc, and is one of the .most mod
ern women's' ready-to-wear stores
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Call the.W illard B attery
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Kronen's Sale Opens
Tomorrow Mprning
Dr. and'& . A. BrownUe, Mrs.
-J. ,N. Wbitmir, Miss Ruth Crawford
• and her mother, Mr*. E. C. Craw
ford pf Union, S. C.,'farmed a. p a r.
ty.,raotoftjig. to. Daytona Beach
Thursday afternoon.
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JW etf Visiting Id Sahford as.irthp
i u e s t of Mrs. C. A. Williams. Jcft
Wednesday for her home atJMocon.
In Grapeville, M,r. and,Mrs. Ilsrdlng and fanllly ntij R v lh c Deck
cottage w h lletjlr. and ihfrs. Frank
8 U pIcr ’and tw o Children and Mr.
and;Mrs. Alison and little son are
occupying the two Rolton bunga
lows.
Windows Of Local
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tho. Lloyd Shoe Company, showing
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Mra.
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men’s and women’s wear, is draw
.{tom ’Sanford attending the sor. ing the attention of F irst Stroet
vices imd reception held Wednes- shoppers this week. A rtistic nr' tiny a t jV intar P a r k in celebration raifgchu-nU of crepe streamers
of th e 'fWenty-fifth anniversary of from the trrp of the window to th«f
* the ordination as bishop of piahpp lower .background and tho display
Cameron M »nn..
covering of artificial snow, lends n
Those attending .th e Eastern Christman a tm o sp h e r e
t o bath
Sta*..moeUng at,D aLand fu eiilai’ windows.
;cvenlhg were: Mr. ahd M ri.'G l^ n
Tho arm chair used m decorating
' ^ ' I t c K a y , Mr, and .. Mra, R. /L was loaned through
courtesy
‘ ChHstenbirry, Mtf,V Verna May Of Smith Urothers. Inc., arid the
silk lounging robe by the. Yowcll
Company.
Another store which hns gone In
fof Christmas decorations in dress
ing its windows, is Churchwcll’s
Festive streamer* attract the oye
r while many suggestive gifts bee,
Wynn W. Potter nnd small ikon the shoppers to the inside of
ir Jeanette laave Sunday for)
gtorp
I,,Mich., whero thay will • )
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[he holiday* w,lUi :her pa* . pfl„l U ke „f Tampa snent the
The annual stock reducing sale
of Kronen'*, ladies' ready to wear
store, is to open Friday morning
and continue for a period of 10
S iys., The rale is arranged ench
cccmbcr to allow time to reduce
his stock for Inventory, according
to M. Kronen, mahsBer °f the
store. It olio allows m ore room
for the display of .spring good*.
Mr. Kronen stated,
Only fnlr pricea are asked in'
thir. store, its manager states, and ,
during the flvo years Mr. Kronen
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Crown Princo Carol is likely to j
return to Rumnnia nt nn early ;
date, says a Hucharcsl dispatch to
the. Trans-Alpine News Agency.
“Queen Marie, who seems more
and more mistress of the sltuntlon,’’ the dispatch ndds, "already
haq succeeded in makiitg it under i
stood that the decision of last I
Jnnutiry accepting Carol’s renun
elation of the throne must be re
considered nnd his position again
examined into.'f.‘
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M M U a u iv iH a ia iV H n n H a a a K a a a b iu iii
Hetphniny Dcccmher 11 the Ihrre birig
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hr* I,. N. Stephenson, Mrs. C.
Etaphettion and Mr*. Stewart t St, Augustine—Florida Pmver &
toft motored tp'Oflando Thuni- Light installing now white way
, where th ey spent the after- iyntarn, ,ln downtown section of
city.
I^yNoon Each Saturi
First National Ban
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Semjnolc County !
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S u g g e s tio n s
“ \\ .i,,t shall I k»v^ — HtttC not
t.ut r- >"u thi.' Christmas. Bring
your prubleins to us nnd let our
display-, sugge.-t u suitable gift
for vM-ryono on your list.
Our
piiee. ui•• modest und ypu will cnjuy shuj.j.jiig u^ uur store.
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The building material dealer ia the
purchasing agent for hi b cpnmiunity.
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your' purchftdng agent w e -are*’
—' oohiitantly aeeklng out the beat valuea»-.
1 the mo«t enduring materials, from
hundreds of so u rce
country; oyer.
Take oenieut,.for instance,. W e offer
beeahse this euperii established a new
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b w ith L one S ta r
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ration of your prdha nqw
huildio^matcrisJ servlco.
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I f T Y /H K N a ll , through tho house not a creature was stirring
W ' not overt a mousa’’----- but thi« was mot the cusp .at the
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Soft’ white flakes of snow jiwlrlod against the widow yane—Santo
had made his rounds and tho Hying room-was a scene of a c tiv ity while the rest of the fam ily slumbered with anticipations of the
mbrnlng. Long sparkling a ^ l p r of UnaeU.aml bright festoons were
being cnrifully. dropped on tho tree while Turn und H arry arranged
the now. furniture rdatly -’ t o r the eventful moni. It was going to be
the.biggest and best Christm as the Jon-s’
wonder. They' were m aking It a furniture
thrill In giving the th in g s th at nro
for' every num ber in tj^q , family.
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lisbirv^-—nt
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i^O U L D any woman hrrt* J
Vm ChrUtmai? in her
.; n itjd 'c a lin it Frigklairc. U*
Vf^jh a tfu e’daicht to the a*."
frighfalre Offers laid enamel limng d procaw.«|S
verngemtion, its (™***?%
More for te a r: -! tarv
Ing the gfent ccnvtnitncc « ‘r f
' New Liw ’
delicious froteft dc*»at*PRICLS ,
* And.wltii n genuine
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‘ -wiUinwrc I ban. 250.000 J tu r f* "
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IW4N*I w i « - c a d e n c e Which only F *'^4**?
ImgCrlbM ca v ity .
freen >!bratio.;, lower v3i1*aa* 3
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Undo, M r. ‘Arm strong of the Or*
in'jT arranged for pres- ango mjd Black Hotel o f Longwood,
rlng the ,31 o r more And M ark HiVrifd, o f Louisville,
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Mr. Tinker olio rep o rts th a t/W
A ola!m k.\o«i ‘BaI utH I by* received several | »|jn y |Dorn
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score* of/rafcroK
hnd*jo\i!r*''of Die Aho-- for -*private racing parties which
D* now
j | arrivlhg
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‘ ,wi ?%in b
opening »Xrtlt. •
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to a'su rvey made yca
fe bbtela in Orlando, S ta rte r "Mlck’» H a rris opened
and .Sanford, several his sta rtin g school yesterday morn
If already checked in ing and hail se v sril students, in
, and reservations f i t cluding- Dimple Donkey, Joy TayIpr, M argaret E lnoriU , Blm ,CryaU*‘ F o r^ Dean .B ,\£ o rin U v Aunt
Lfeunc Booatlrigv. Lott Shank, The
Rove, and Mary Hausm anJ
He
d U o g M * ;tw q yeavllngn belonging;
a r S h d ^ e . o f - .racing to fla u g h to n A ^ o r a n a ffWWK.
sons In how to set a t tho starting
toWffered- to .arriv e /
r -sir S n
oiii park hdldd thb dip.
inaugurating the thovsting ^itodttk In, Fla*
F t h c liJapttnhipn of
th*v Korihs-laab "month,
who comb -tO 'F lorida
*havfe natti^aDy. headed
t-meeting in the State,
on to wide-spread ,inShout the country, the
ng at SemlnolA has
unpsual -amount ‘of In-,
ty. As cvldenee of this
sports that ho has re•af reservations for box
Hilng day nnd thnt sevcserved boxes for the
fni ■, Among those who
taken boxes for tho
Harry Beaman of Or-
Rhein, Lester. Hell
ievenow Are Given
On Myt hicftl 'Team
tball Writers’ Group
a do pts
Went Palm Beach—Contract let tacklo Hltlsbordufth J l i g
for construction ’of transit shed thnniplonc, a t Tamp* pn C
and baggage room ut Inlet docks, day, and Orlan*»>Hlfch. e
tltldmldcnr, «>n Neea-Yaar’
FIXTURES
N saM Iead R u st?
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L O R ID A G R O W E R S w h o took advantage o f M arfitobe Tcv
m ato last season shipped at a great p ro fit ncarlv 1000 carload*
o f this superior itra ln to n o rth e rn ’’market*, T hU was pow lble
because o f th e follow ing characteristic* o f-la w bbct 1
loss by N ail-H ead R u atj Its greater x ® “^«arrle» It *
through adverse w eather; B eing a hybrid; it ja fa r m ore
productive; It will produce a larger prOpoi
appearance outsold all o th e r’fotnatoe* on, n o rth e rn markets* -
j Cato her - Bob O T a n rc ll
Loui*'Cardinal*.n* th?.
kblf player jlh the circuit.
p>, ha«. b£en ;choseil Vy'
|Upu ropittetrtlng i the
W rite rs’' Association.
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[f s s t in t h * . s e l s ^ t lo n o t
officially ttanauhred by
Uxiay, gave,thoi Follow-:
* i tho m*st - vote*. fo’n
fen bn ’Ch«-basis’ of last.
irformnneoa:
From I'ittfliiirgh' itfi
- O 'F a m f l l ,L o u i s ,
-Krvmoc; . Plttsbur;
'.Louli; Carlson, Phi
M arglobc T om ato a* .supplied .by S toke*/w ho hayc led th e
com m ercial 4 cv ijlo p n icn rof*hl» variety, ha* proved its great de
pendability*: Stokes Seed Is a ll grown from the- genuine stock a*
supplied by M r. F* J. P ritchard, It* originator.
Stokes M arglobc has already m ade good In Florida; I t is dis
infected against seed-borne disease. I t is tested for germ ination*
the latest test being stam ped o n every pack ago. ,W c are .n o w In a
position to m ake im m ediate delivery o tf seed fro
tro m th e n e w crop.’
m a il orders u ill be promptly filled,
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brought against
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v N EW ROCHELLE, N. 1
—DP)—-Th* eleveto-of New
High School,, unbeaten ■
scored pn this'season, hai
iTHUR,
’HE SFA FiK-.OJ^OKS. l . m t j M ' RUiHT:' JBERNARDj EH^LKST, ClfFORI
Luther CoilVgo o f ’tjocornh, fa., boasts’one of tho mo.it unique .corti; until, E
blnatlons In fot>tl)al|.
Seven o f Its member* answer to"the nartie tfn are
of;O tton. " Only four nro rela te d ,'a n o ib e r oddity. “TheseV Bor- boys th
National ^League'.- team,
* suiUble opponc
from Hohnny Cdftoll, Scranl
l'onny Hass, Philadelphia,
Penny Cross, Newark. 10.
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Moline,‘- I ll/T ^ a t P a uft.lLLand
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Louis, 0. Pee free Raise
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round. The pfaniotor r
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nti*' Chunilicr of D e p u t e " h«»
Adopted U»e cotton law, recently
prvscnttd. Egypt's cotton ngtonfo
v iil.b e eliminated onctM rd for n
c i were
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otL nfact
there is
U *>«» j. huckijd m u nwiwv*1"” , '" ( " y iu
Swedish blood icouraftig through 'is tho next door to u Swoda, while. |
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; piainVNiw Englander, nn htmc»V /Retort Courteous' ,
• OberUnder, it seemr, whiU |
tp -p o d l’nnkee.
purjn'g; his college career a t talking with anothor ,,newcomfr', ■
f*om Ptnohurst, S, C., with f<hir
Dartmouth.., Qber leader, to the noticed Rockno arid Cavanaugh in
fancy steppers * h ifh -will race-in
world a t large, was known. n* heated conversation closo by. Thcy_»
the 'weTPknown colons oT^PrSTF^
".Swede,1? tho ..sport w riters being wore diliscuasing dijnib plays when
Randolph, prominent • *New •* York
Rotkno, rc<iailing .a.
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sportsman. T hir lot, which camcam
one of hia ■
‘‘Fignting Irish’' hat)
paigned over New Y ork, Maryland
pulled, aald to Cavanaugh:
and Canadian trackn *during tho
"Who enn be more stupid than
past season, includes Nero, Sir
nn Irishm an?"
Galahad II, Bombudior, and Price"Why, n m iurt Swedo,” replied
fbotball conch at Ohio ‘State Unl- Veteran Coaches .
Cavanaugh.
Then they Iwilh
yersity. jt-w ill bo us Jim, not
Now fo r the story* as related by 'imighed nnd walked uwrty.'";
4 j ‘Of course they wOVe talking
A Worfc .?!»!* • received ' y o a ts rW "Sweds." , Ho was clTristened' A. Obrrlnndcr, whlc.i will explain
1 >er)ander.
t , iny benefit," *nys
says 0Oberjander.
tliu’t T, Wr Nloois, who bails frbm J n . bwi-b© JQ u eh ^ prefers plain nny »version,he m ay havn. to the
OU-rlander, one of tho smartest
Jncksonvillo, Florida; is chipping Jim. Thereby hangs nn intorert- name of “ Swede" nnd why. *,
his string hi nine, ru n h ’erti' fjtxnh Ing tale.'
Alter being appointed on nn nsRecently Oberlnndjp- was in
Juarez. Makico, tb Semlnblk iParlr.
sistftnt t<> Coach Wilre nt Ohio
These horses Swill-bb housed lii th? Clovelnnd discussing the results of Stsl’e, ho wus invited to ;.l ?nd the
new t h ir ty ' stalls stab le w hich'i* thn pas^ fovtti»U season with tho conference <>f eouch^*r which tf» 1
being b u ilt to take care of Um many enthusiastic alumni of Ohio nil annilul event of the football
Statu, in that-city.
overflow o f thoroughbreds.
mentors shortly uftor the season
Our line of fixtures is both or.P rior to being railed upon to
closes.
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talk on the State U-nin of lOiirt
uumcntnl and "serviceable at
At Mo from taking up_tlir-gnm e 1
Tunney defend his' title ' agninct nnd no*t yearV prospects, someany o th er fighter. B u t the tH pi- OWA aakM^ObeVlapder how he be seriously,.there is much mL>nciment gemiine savings prices. Why
ination series is th e true.,m ethod cam e'..nicknam ed "Swede'' nn-l nt thciia conference:'. ,The older ( lay y. i U rge sums when juut
roaches poke fun at thp mrw ones an aUiuctive nnd serviceable
of developing-'the-• outstanding whether op not he liked IL
stnrtir nt |.»xturrH C«n U'.bml nt economi
juit.ns tin the bl
challenger Cor th s. tltlei,’' .
rtva?ntng cal prices?
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for* buying.
Knutt* Itockne. of Notre Dame’
to’his’preference lietwecn "Swede"
and Mnjf>r Cavanaugh of Boston
nnd
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jOberlnndcr
said
someon»
Mdldskln waistcoats', are aWftfct
tacked thh name on him probably Collejro'aro two of the veteran cut-,
ing styTek, and aro m ost frequently because he looked likn n Swede, ups who June niUcfi fern n t the
coupled with’ velvet .nulls or thoflo ho is a striking blonde, or H»e tho expense of the now recruits to the
coaching gnme.
of very elegant wool.
name created the impression.
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u^-Ilcrm art, Hfooklyn. ■
—C^riASv Cincinnati.
e w -L , Ball, SL-T-ouls. [
jiH-Thcvehow, St. Louis;
L-WiUon, ChIcago?Waborigh; i F. .Brown, Boston,
t’Utchcr Rewarded
'll, thy first calchAr , t 0‘
u valuable p la y e r' nvmlrd,
ksgbc, received ; ?9.lnit
d.M?,R0 points, tho bigb»ny player ,«ver polled.
Igbt WriteVrJudgcs, soyan
i First place and the othr
■Hai second. ■ With th e
r product of th« sandlota
*t*n, lit,- alsff received
rta-of | i , 6 oo.
■shit*! itecond ln ifto vot*
faints: ‘ IJke O'Far*
k*3»' koyston* guardian ■
'fait an imptfesslve batld; having an average or
'• but both, players warn
fa* dangcrouaihltters'fn
‘playing brill ’inn.
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l««ba!l. O'FarhoII was
m y a* good w s l y e r , ^
wower and-’Van expert
*1 pitchers.'
MAY TRAIN IK DIXIE
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versity of Chicago b a seb a ll men
**'nst* hojmful l-yea southw ard 1
day, an the strength of ah under
standing tfmt Coach A. Av. St*gg v . .N F,W A K K -I
i* willing to break n 34 year p l \ ton, .Jfr? weltar
cedent this, spring’ nrUl sanction a beat' Joe StnioT
noulhcm training trip ,
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you Ui who Jo u r. year* '*go started
Ringing for rntticy to bify bats and
balls for hia sand lot baseball team:
today-had an opportunity a t the
lIciRfoolltaii;ppcra H ouse-fallow
hie ."TOtal' a'ch'icvemonUi. ■;'
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—Josiph T.'MncPheraon of NashM if f T'ennj. bAas'J, vrflVcWt'llF tfllT
rolo (•/ th i king In V'erdls'S^AIdn’
for* Mi fiiVt1 'appearance on . ‘the
boards of the metropolitan a t a
spatial matinee. * ' '
Ho was 2d •yoor«:bl»l la it June
. -pile driver an honorary member. ; Thrco years before that he did not
- - v- - A banqtrfrtrwlB-be'helJTir fits borf- know ho; had a vol:c, except when
M '.c r wherP HYrtl i feta the* dtt«, prob-'J he told an umpire*what wah what.
• ably driHng the1hbl’dayV for the-! ■ ! '
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—H#H»aJ<Wf>iln'tf has done for
Owatonua^hat -Red Grange lately
did for .Wheaton, HI., and the town
Will show (t« appjB-cUlIpn.lbfl.JJot
time MinheeoUTs alIFAmerlcqr| fa Hr,
back tomes home from school by
-giving him.the f e o iiY h f f '
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Information conrcrning a second
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18— B usiness Sex vice O ffered 40— Money to Loan
WAN*r AD. KATES
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Cash in Advance
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,r p.uoni* and collector sent
•mediately for payment,
i rim e................ 10e a line
j Times----- 8c a line
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Time ratra on request
The reduced rate* are for
mwcutivo insertions.
Six words of-average length
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m counted •a 1line.
Minimum Charge of 30c£for
i ______ >n. .
AU advertising-!* restricted to
icpcr classification.
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U an error la made Tb« Sanord Herald will be responsible
sponiy one infcorrcct insertion,
14 advertiser for aubw auant
iscrtions. ,Thc office ahould be
rtified immediately (n case, of
74— A p artm en ts a n d Flatn
UADDpCK STEAM PRESSERY l Oa n s —Miloney available at 7 pet THREE ROOMS nkely furnished
•—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring-.
cent Close in property, A. P.
Private Mth. Car *P«co. Pri.
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Connelly ft Sons.
vato entrance.' Phone. 99.
840-J.
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41— W anted—To Borrow
ROOM 'Apartment,,private
JAMES H . COWAN—All kinds of
garage. 217 Holly Ave.
Tin1- and Sheet Metal Work. WANTED — To borrow moqqg,
first
mortgage
security.
J.
M
,
Water and Boat TAhk*.' At Oak
76— B u sin ess P la c es f e r Rent
V;
Avenue and Third Street. Tclo- c a m ie r a ld .
phono 111.
■
•
ATTRACTIVE'rooms to rent for
■tores or dffke* at Park .Ave..
CLARENCE SMITH.
and Commercial Street, w. M.
General Contractor
FOR QUICK SALE—A good watch Young, Owner, 2Q8 PaYk AW.
000 West FJrat Street
dog. 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
positc Court House.
at PHona 441
WANTED TO KNOW who owns
J5ANFQRD DRUG COMPANY
Pit bull a W dog in Sanfqnl?
"The Rexall Store"
Adilrais J. *J. Nulls; ITO iutfe;
We make a specialty of our prompt fin.
filling of prescription* and quick
...delivery.
Good T hings to R at
Tirng* — Soda — Hot Sandwlchca
28— F lorists
77— Houses fo r R en t.
FOR RENT-^-5 room bupgalaw on
Palmetto Avenue -corner of
Spurllng Street. Two bed roomi,
dining room, irving.rpoiri and kit
chen, bath room, garage, improvoments. $45 monthly. Phone 711
fpr appointment
A BEAUTIFUL lot ohe mile wnat.
of Orlando. Owner wants to go
north. Mrs. M. Register, General
.Delivery, Sanford.
84— Houses fo r Sale
FOR SALE—One, of tbd most at
tractive new homes *pd garago
in city. Five room* and bath. One
room a breakfast room. To see it
is. to want to purchase at $0500.
Address "Attractive Home,” Her
ald Office.
SIX ACRES take front. Suitable
FOR 11e K
for Poultry and Citrus. Dotcn
bearing orange trees. Beautiful ------- •' ■ ‘ j
rn i
Homesite, Quick Sale, $1,500.00. FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for
Verms. 8..W . Bradford, No. 518 .'the boudoir. Unldn Pharmacy,
First Nat. Bank.
CANDIES. SHEAFFER’S .P d « ^
SOME REAL BARGAINS " ^ A n -T e n Sotiq Toilet Seta, Per
fume and compacts ' that will
IN LQTS.
CORNER ELM & HIGHLAND please her. • taney’s Drug Store,
;
Northwest corner, facing south Melach/ ’Bldg.
-v
and east, a most desirable location
for a home Wo aro authorised
to 'sell at $2,000 on any rtasonablo
terms.
FANCY-V-PAJAl
Jacket*,' Loang
please Him'thi*'
Perkin* Co.
FOR HIM—Attraciii
. the latest design.
Next to Yowall’*.
A NEW,LIVING
SMALL BUNGALOW on Palmetto
.will bring*joy to
THREE ATTRACTIVE STUCCO Avenue, can be bought for-$4J)00
v.Uiruout. the
Bungalows. - Just —completed.
niture Co., 321
NOTICE—See J. R. Ellis for Special, built In features. Phone 10 . on yegy-casy terms. Located In
CORNER MAGNOL1IA AND , M,.LadyV sbopp(,i n o Magnolia
choice
residential'district.
$500
Christmas oranges. Fancy oranges
cash will handle w ith'the
SPURI.ING
’ Avenue." "
‘ - *•> GET V>UR C1IR1STM,
$3.00 per box. Phone 601 -J Celery
80x100,
n
desirable
location
for
;
________
:_____________
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payable
like
re
n
t
Dean-ll
.FOR
RENT—Five
-room
home
CALL 352 for fresh cut flowera Avenue.
furnished.. A pply'B arclift hom porntiim, Herald Building Phone Duplex Apartment house.
This THIS CHRlSTMASfHHve^rfer.-n Union Pharmacy; 1 1 1
and plant*. Mrs. Ginn. Hantwo miles out west F irst St., n 713.
is a. section of town where propSinger Electric. C aalior terms.
Tord Heights.
5M— llo tise h u ld G ood1*
P. O. Box 095.
-------- erty values are certain to.incrtajw Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W.
Al w a y s :Vo a 01
Junga- ‘luickly. $3500 on- terms of $50 Nicholson, Manager, ’M ctahder ^qe Fnrialenne Gift ShO]
STF.WART THE FLORIST1
FOR SALE—One gas rnnge, used
i with caah ftnd * 50 monthly.
V Arcade.
.
Arcade.
.Flower* for alUoMfUftbn*
3 months. Reply B-A, care Hor FOR RENT—Furttished house nt
Silver take. .S e e .Jn o '/D . Jink
Double
—
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McLANDBR iR O A pE
rid.
"
ins at Coim Hohse. '
imioh- MYRTLE AVENUE near 13th ST. ENGRAVED CALLING CA RD S^
Phone" 7 8 1 .* ^
__________ ...500 on The paving has not bceh pbt
G2—Musical liiMlrumenln
See'Mr. Stone at The down In front of this lot yet. 4 t
FOR RENT— 6 room *tucco bun- ) easy tt
Professional Services
’
is closo in and can be nought on
galow located a t tho corner of , Herald
FOR SALE used Vlctrota. Good
___ ._______________any reasonable term*. Price $1050,
condition G<>od terms. This is Palmrtto Avenue and Katie Street I -------^ DR. J. R. V1DLER
KELV1NATOR Electric Refrigerta rg e living room, dining roomJCORNI
n bap-gain I W. caro Herald.
1 Chirppodist f
<
“tlon thn Ideal Gift for Her,
kitchen complete with electric | room
FRENCH AVENUE LOT
Kclvlnator Platt Co., 39 Mctan(Foot Specialist)
The
paving
is
now
under
way
In
i
range'
and
water
heater,
built
ip
‘price
I
63— R adio S e ts a n d S u p p lies
cabinets, two bed n>om4, bath with Hotel i
front of this lot. A amal. house der Arcade.
Lloyds Shoe Store.
MEN’S. LADIES* AND'
Efficient
lurteoui Prompt
on this lot would net the owner
Phone 1 0 2 for appointment
shower, large . front and nvu ' -------ran’* bedroom •Upper*,
‘GIVE
HER
A
NICE
NEW
DRESS
Service
good profits. The lot can b?
porches. Owner will rent for $*>■ '>1 FOR .<■
$3.00 ■ pair, Lloyd’* Sb‘
i
AND
HAT
FOR
CHRISTMAS.
bought for $1350. Terms can bo
monthly, or will sell on exception house
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES.
•
I RAFFELD’R
LADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. l i t
no kinks, one price, personal at ‘
arranged to suit purchaser.
ally easy terms a t a cioao price (;0od ti
SANFORD AVENUE.
U-ntlon. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. 1
For further information sow Mr Herald.
Lost and Pm utd
TEACH YOUR FAMIL1
I’hoNC 349-J.
1 FOR SALE- Used Hadioln, model Mitchell at The- Herald office.
_____
LAUREL AVENUE, CLOSE IN
25, at a bargain. Answer II M
of a BAving* actount
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pencil e n g n v
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house! Between 10th and 11th Street,
c-arv Herald.
mas Saving* Club” acc
'
S. J.- MX
1 i1ht.iI reward
and garage, valuable lot. Chap- | a large, residential lot.
Owner
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Floral
out 'with this Rank wil
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Heights, fivo rooms, hath, lights man St. $0,500. Favorable term s : liven in the north nnd needs cash HEEBEE-BHEEBE DOLLS, Twl*. appreciated gift fob aX
67— Room* W ith Hoard
210 East First Street.
turn Toys, Balia and. Book*.
and garage. Sec Jno. D.' Jinkm- Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel. ' t a t can be bought for less than
Flrtt"
Seminole Book Shop,. 28 Mctan- of the family,
---------------------------------Courp
House.
:----------i
present
dsy
value.
•Auto Act t-ssoriCH
CIRCULINF: PERMANENT Wnv- OOMS, with or without mealt
dor Arcade.
‘
F t )R S A I . N —T h r e e room en ttuge
_iry^ Guaranteed not to burn. .Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
all conveniences.
Com er
lot
HIGHLAND
AVENUE
LOT
7b—
OfTlcca
nnd
D
esk
Room
REST ’.Y E S !
T u b e * ? - Y i's ! Madam Harriet, over- Mobley's
QUICK MESSENGER
F urn ished or unfurnished.
A p p ly
Facing north between Oak and TOYS of every description that
ices? Cheni>est in S a n f o r d ! Drug *t§reL
68— Roomn W ithou t Board
To deliver your pack
will
delight
tho
children’s
heart*.
Elm, large building lot, in a sec
OFFICE FOR Kl?NT—In Meisch •110 W . 12th St., a f t e r 4 p m.
lord Auto Tire Co,- 20 dMi-;West
Call Postal Tclcgrap
Union
Pharmacy.
Bldg
i
Apply
A
P
tannrT
y
A
tion of well b uilt nnd nttrucive
t S treet
FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight home*. 110 0 cash and balancw
SECOND HAND sowing machines FOR RENT one large 'furnished Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
bedroom.
018
Oak
Avc.
room Duplex Bungalow on lot monthly will buy this lot for
^conditioned and guaranteed.
YOUR SUITS a n mi
^Service S la Hons — III $5.00 and up. Phone 2 0 1 I, 3. 1 1 0
50x154."-Just living completed. $ 1000 .
ford to m***ure. V
80—A—Real
Estate
Directory
FOR
RENT—Furnished
rooms,
[pairing.
Flach apartment hm* private bath,
E ast 3rd. St. ___ _ ,v.
complete line of Wotl*
- conveniently, located. Jlotwnter. R. R. ELD RIDGE. Real E state nnd hot and cold water nnd fire place.
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain 8U». Quality,. Servko at
Wc have suvcrnl lots that can
Private family. 309 Magnolia.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Me*
| Mon'tL TRIM CO.
Hard
wood
floors
In.
two
rooma.
nnW'cd.
investments. Valdez Hotel build
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING
ho
sold
on
terms
ns
low
.as
$23
tander
Arcade,
Double garaged. Private entrance.
Itrim the car, no^ tbo owner, and jewelry repairing. Don Smith. FOR RENT—Nice room
~ WOLF TirR 'TA
(*nr.h
and
$25
monthly.
Thestv
lota
with ing.
Will consider one or two well lo202 E. 1st St.
614* Sanfon) Avenue. 1 •
Phone 8 '7 for CBtlmatU*.
an'
located
on
pnved
streets
and
double bed, for two gentlemen.
onteil lots ns part pityififent. F. !>.
P. W. RADFORD
in good parts of tho city.
We
Reasonable rate*.
1112 Myrtle
Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop.
also have lots that can be traded Brushes, I>enthor Goods and Pocket DO YOUR CHRISTBfA&ji
Avenue.
in *>n improved ri-al estate.
Masks. Union Pharmacy. • " here.. A complete Ihw
•BusinesH RcrvIccH offered
----- ------------------------------ :----------'gage, jewelry", ladles am
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
HE WILL APPRECIATE one of wearing apparel. Glvo ft
the Ft pert H air ' Bobbers in
Herald Building
our Gordon Pipe* for Hi* Christ- -------- a wrist watch.. Yo
t Udir. mul Children’s DcPhono 713
YOU OWE it to yourself to have
maa.
Joe’* Smoko-House. 108 W. Is good, W. O..Russell Suj
partpient, . •
and to keep good health.' Chlro- TWO FURNI 8 HF:D rooms lor
1st St.
316 E. 2nd St, = .<?"
IILTON S BARBER SHOP
pracic adjustment* will Ihelp you
light housekeeping, 719 Oak
89—
Wanted—Real
Estate
;. 1W Magnolia Ave.
attain that goal. Phono 482-J for Avenue.
FOR RENT OR SALE—Four
90—Automobiles for Bala
appolritment/Dr. W. E. MacDouroom bungalow, garage, largo
j
REAL ESTATE WANTED
p T S DRUQ STORE — P r ^ gall, htt Ndt. Bank Bldg.
lot, eight minutes ride soiith of
ppti«n». JJrugs. Sodn. We aro
post office.
Terms attractive. Will buy or trade for youh nqulty
BAN FORD BUICK CO,
in any lots in any subdivialon in
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
33—Help Wanted—Male
212 Magnolia Ave.
;
South
Florida.
In
answering
this
in best reaidentiak section. Closo
Phone 3R7
I
advertisement
tell
mo
how
much
in. Priced right. See owner. Dr.
1
you
have
psid,
the
balance
due,
McDouguil, FiraL Not. Bank Bldg.
tho lot numbers,-and tho .location LINCOLN — FORD - FORDSQN
rat Street
(to $6,000 a year. This is with a
Edward Higgins, Inc.
of property, also give your.pt-**'
a full line,;
| nationally known company, the
Commercial'A
Palmetto. Phone S31
ent and home address. Writ* Box
right. Cash or recognized leader in the industry.
fiW-B Caro Sanford Herald.
L your, business. | Prcrcnt opening leads to quick ndUSED CAR EXCHANGE
' : -------- r~ I’Vancomunt to exccutivu position.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
90—Automobiles for Sale
ite Co., general Address D-M‘M-Compnny,
care 69— Hnorns fo r flousekeeplnsr
Q..W. WANS1.EY, Manager ^
FOR SALE—Two five acre tracts
aiduWalk*, build- Hareld. '
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
adjoining each other nt Garda 1
FOR RENT—Two hico fumahed Pnrk near Mkrkhnm; tho *©U la ,
*'
CIIRY8LER .
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
SALESMEN For Sanford terriCHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR"fO
room* for light housekeeping. of tho vary beat for vegetables •!
U. fi. L. Batterjcs.
Sanford Ave. at 10th St. Phone 692
tory. Capable of earning. $3,000 607 W. 2nd St. .
‘Distributors Chandler
and citrus. Not cleared. Maw mill 1 85— Lots for Sale
DRY CLEANING OO. to $5,000 a year. This la with. *
Commercial
Avenue
ksiur.g, Repairing and nationally known company, the “THREE NICELY furnlehed houae- is now operating here. Will bo
SEMINOLE IIUDSOVESSEX
i’linnv 4il5 for prompt recognized leader in the industry. ikeeping room*. Two beds. ,AU sold only to purchaser who—will ELM AVENUE corner $2,000. KEY . TO happiness. Studebaker
. INC.
Owner need* mt*i«y and will
develop same. Price has been
*
203 Oak A n .
PrtASht opening lead* to quick ad-- conveniences. 310 ^E. 8th S t . ■
for
Christmas.
San
Juan
Garago
sacrifice
desirable
corner
lot
at
placed at $200 per acre and worth
Phone 41
vanccmcnt to executive position.
$400. Owner’s homo and grove much lore, than preaent day value.
•CHULSKNBEHRY PRINT Address D. M.'M. Company, car# 71— Who te to. E at
adjoining same together
with A small cash paymint gives pos
ISC., a Corporation^
f — ihinting, Engraving, Herald.
HUPS—MARMONb
session of the property. Address
beautiful
home
aites
and
acreage*
JrX- Sea us fir st We do
Sanford
Automobile
Ce.
^
DOUGH BltOHir.'RS
EAT AT Sanitary 'Cafe. Good which will be built on at early Box 79 caro The Hsrald.
200 Magnolia Aye.’
Phone 187
C7-W. It. It. Avenuo- WANTED—Salci
! and sales"
•
a
things
to
eat
at
all
time*.
103
date.
Will
finance
you..
Terms
ttlsl .'Hreet
v, r
Inrgest sale* W. 1st S t ’ ' Dealers
ladies for one of
as low i s . $100 deposit'and long OAK HILL-lotsr , $750. V
- JEWETT AND PAGE
In* Cor tb#
K Local or
organl ratio ha ltd
Iha.lanflf Bn
cated
and
very
disirablc,
time balance. Will build homo for
RIVE’S GARAGEf.
K8 4 COWAN CO., Auto outeld* territory,
SELL
GOOD
USED
CARS
complaint to
b M f. How- 7-1—Apartments nnif Fluid
122
care
Ileraid.
«
Sanford
Dealer
you
If
desired.
Apply
H.~
S.fMIt^
and sheet met*} Wdjka ord lu F.'^F; Dull
iffice, Valdes
208 W. 1st 8 t
Phow
;S7t)ii,
chell, Real Estate Office, Sylvan
.'1020 .Dodge Special Touring
•*d om»!nental aheit jo e til Bldg. He *1)1*
ige appoints
thla Orris* bo
APARTMENT
HOUSE
SITE
take,
m
,iV
'W
.r
.K
.
Fleetwood*
TWO
ROOMS,
.
Kitchenette
,
aijd
1026
Ford.
Touring
,T*t. 710-W. ’ 207 '■French ment with\pojnpl
for foar ( if
th* HANFoftl
, b#th, attractively
furnished, Agent, or drop card.Kohte.A, San-.
/NASIt
1025 Dodge. Spcctal Sedan .
M prr t>ubll*h
80*100
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 ford, Fla., and trill call and g$t
Leads tho world ih moto^
1925 Ford Runabout
Fem ale
, SMITH MOTORS
1925 Graham Truck
you by appointment
SEMINOLE PRINTER?
DODGE
MAGNOLIA AVENUE
1024Overland
4
Touring
*™C0 CAMERAS '
WANTED-r-SALESMEN and sales FOUR R<OOM apartment. Private
Pleasure ear* and Grata
84—
Houses
For
Sale.
AND 6UPPUES' '
ladles for one . qf.Hhei largest
Elm and 13th
bath. Garage. 217 Holly Avenue
$3500
v»>.JS t
-t
St, W. N; Lurtley,
Lumley. Prop.
Fro
sale* organlraUons Ih stalo. Local
./
;• ,vji
MILLER O. P H I L I P S .*
FOR SALE—Unfinished house.
i. cl,or outside territory. .iSee Mr.
and on easy terms3 — Haberdasher Howard in F. F, Duttop office. FOR RENT -a Comfortable garage
% i& tih
Elm Ave. and 18th Street
.
apartment aultable for couple.
ftr C o l l e g i a t e Vnldcz Bullflng. He will arrange
Bo*
123,’
cirq^lerald
Irxt Street
. appointment with Company.
■ " '‘TO ADVERTISERS
1 a H e r a id !. representative
loroughly famiUar;with rate*,
Kjft and classification will give
E q complete Information; And
■ you wish, they will assist you
■ wording your" want id; to
E jte it more .effective.
• IMPORTANT NOTICE •
■Advertiser* should givo their
■ lift or. postoffic*..address as
E n as their phone number U
■oy dr tiro reaulta. About pne
K d c r out.of'a thousand h a i a
ETphone and the other* can’t
Knmunicnto
with you unless
inmuqicato '. With
ey know ydur address.
All dlscontlnuanc* MUST be
jidt in person at The Sanford
braid office or by letter. TeleEons discontinuances are not
a sh in g to n
?
rut
A. K. ROSSITER
Celery AvonVa i
Phpftr
A Floral Suggestion fir
, Occasion \
Floral Designs a SpeeV
la t» th» E i i t u
a E. TRI.KOJU*
Notice Is llerel
TUBBSTIl
Au T Y
Tviecr
/
T W ^ OFF NOUR
SYVTO1. t PONT
TO PReTCND N O l/^ F A C e D VUPPOPOtA^t
comnafiohT
T A w e rf o f f a n ^-
rwe FULLSifF RlS A: 'lH6HT—r-■
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County, Florida,
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SA N FO R D FliO R IPA, FRIOX y / I ) ^
■
The Last Rin:
'“Surprised As
Man Divulges
Relations With
Since Big Loan
1l 1
r
j'. *. « 1*T~- 1* * "
'■
_____
Former Radio Operator For
Anxelua Temple Declare!
r U H « Hud Remained In N.Y.
He Would StlH He Sought
ono of (the circus'
most famous families:
*
Lynchers Beware!
Pat McDermott—tJnworrfed
■ i f **>
—
F a m o u s A m e ric a n S ta lc s m a 'n
A n d l a w y e r I s P r e s e n te d
. H ig h A w a rd H y T h e W ilson
F o u n d a tio n O f N ew "York
t
Dawes, Chamberlain
Prisoners Refuse
To Talk About Case
Hull Ante
A r r e s t O f O rjn b tto n “ M ean s
N o th in g . T ot-M o,” - A s s e rts
Los
A n p o lo : E v a n g e lis t
Iary Also Adlim In Mexiesl, Is Claim
> Dapper and umvorrii-d, Put*" McDermott snt in court at Contort,-Ohio,
and wafched the selection e f a \ju r y *<■ tiy him fur tho nuipAr of Don
R. Mrilett, publisher of the Canton Daily Nows. Here utv two views
of the illiciti'il "trigger. m an" In coutt.
. v I a IT
I U l\A |
IJI t . lU ,* * v n /■ "
Elihu Root, noted American states
man ami jawyer, has been award
i ll t In- Woodrow Wilson Foundation
peace prize for 1020, arid’dig*
patches fro m ,P a rts rep o rt that
ChorionAC5. Dawes, vice president
of tho Unitod .States,. wllL share
with Sir Aus'tsn
Chamberlain
G reat .Britain's foreign secretary
the Nobel peace prize for 102ft.
P aris advices said the 1020 Nob o lu p rlto * would -go Ao Aristido
B rinnd,‘French m inister of foreign This benign looking gentleman Is
affaire, and. D r .1-Qustav Stresc- Judge H arry Day Hied', of tho
man, the German foreign minister. Georgia Superior Court. By tho
for their Work with Chamberlain
In the Locarno agreements to pfwservo .iho peace of Europe.
The Wpod row W iuon honor W
is not to rapiaco tb* daw's
been accorded to Mr. .Root because I
of his efforts toward founding the I
World Court of International J uj >
tic*. I f Mr. Dawes has been hon-J
ored with the Nobel prize by the
Norwegian Storthing, It will be
for his activities as head of the |
International commission, which
fram ed the famous “ Dawes plan” ,
um)er which Germany was able ".to
put h e r financial house in order
and to begin making progresrive Youth Who Claimed To Hall
Ji'rbm Wlaccn^ln, Laughed
ropnmtion payments to tho Allies
,At
The "Way .They Dance
and associated powers foD clalinn
In South” Caught A t Alma
grow ing put of tho World war.
Only one previous peace award
COLUMBUS, (3a., Dec. lO .-O f)
bns been made by the Woodrow
—A youth who in a n • unguarded
moment said he was from Wiscon
s in / laughed at-the "wajr they
dpnee |n the 8puth" and made it
known th a t he was Mln troubW—
and wished to avoid the law le.be, in g . held in Bacon County, tu ipeeted of being Erdman Olson,
wanted ns the slayer o f'h ls 1 62
^ car-uld awocthoart.
„ ;
K. J , Thom an n, a brick masoft.
causi d the arn& l o f the youth te v '
aval
ilatia ago.
artn
.•
oral days
Giving th e name of "John P itt
man", the youth was given work
on the McNcal farm near Alma
Ga., on Nov. 13, Thomann said.
Thomunn was ut work In tho vtcinlty. He said he became suspi
cious when the youth told conflict
ing. stories about where ,he came
Dawes -Gets Nobel Award
from .' Baltimore, Miami,- North
OSLO. Norway,.Dec. 10.—VP)— Carolina *pd • finally .WUcousjn
Tito Nobel peace prize for IBM were named.
baa been awarded to Charles G.
Then, a t a country dance P itt
Dawes,, vice president of the Unit
ed S tates and Sir Austen Cham man laughed a t -tbo - Way! '“ they
berlain, British secretary for for danco in tho South” and dueribed
eign affaire. This announcement dances in Wisconsin. A few days
Was mode today a t a meeting of later the tw» wqre in town and a t
the Nobel Inatitute-by Prof. Slang. the approach of . -two politeinen
It WOg. also onhounced th at- th? Plttmon is. said to have suggested«.
"L et’s move on, theyhre watahing
1020 peace prlxo han been award
ed to Aristide Brland. French min "to* too closely,'’ vary -little com
ister o f ■foreign affairs, and tv ment woe forthcoming, Thomann
D r.( G ustav Strciem sn, Germany’s said, but Pittm an dld^remfetk that
he was in troablo.'
'. ■
foreign minister.
A tithe time Thomann W as,una
w are' th a t Erdraan Olson wsr.
w anted.' Ho returned hero add a f
ter reading-acoouau of Um srjme
thought of:hia acquaintance.
A
photograph of Olson pubUtked
Inter tallied with his recollection of
Pittm ap and ho wired Hherlff Hbcrtouling wood, of Crawfon) county, -Wls.,
btfhg dis forthw ith.* TKa arrest 6f
bursed by tha titers Sanferd banks followed,
and prenarallrm s fo r . tha • cam
paign to. Increase the 1027-fund kre
now under way, accta*ding:to bank
officials.
■
.Tho Seminole Coutity Bank is
paying out 136^00 In tarings, and
Thirty-two births occurred jn
expects to add a larger-am ount to fiantofrd during the month of NoIts club during 1P27, according to vymber and a 'to U l of -lO
A. R. Hoy, cashier. wen,-recorded during the
The F irs t N aU om tl^ank is pay-
J.W .H u c h n n n n , F o r tn e r , G iv es I oporutor
S e lf U p T o S h e r if f A f t e r | Angeles,
A d m i tt in g C rim e ; A ccused '
Under 'ft ‘p e n e tr a t i n g
Face$ 2nd Slaying Charge
Itlon b y g o v e n m y r n t
F.dward ,-L. D o h e n y
; PERRY, Fla., Dec. 10_U P)_A
maintained hty.^ riial search for whiskey In a wild sec
[oil trim aA ctlons. W ith tion J5 miles from here proved fa
»rnmcnt w a rp , ta in te d tal to ' two federal prohibition
raft, ’ ty it -s u r p r is e d rrtgent* yesterday.
*
;th sev eral ,dtocla$ureH
J. W. Buchanan, a farm er, shot
ilntion w ith. Albert (B , and killed W. B. Mobley, 38 and J.
E. Brandt, 35, when the men called
A d d t > H a z a rd i f f F ir * E ftila -P in a tu re fo m m U tt* * T o ^ S lq d y
oilier thlryga luv JM»bl t|i» t a t;h ls home. Sheriff F. L. Lips
Ormiston talked on innny spbT o t r i p M en A* T h e y P e n e - " R chuH h O f M e e tin g H eld
uncus loan of'llQO.OOO to comb, to whom Buchanan surren Jects during an automobile trip
I r a t e p e o n K ecyyiiea’.TcyA t M iam i I l e f o r e ,D e c id in g
ken followed by ut least dered last night, said the prohibi “soniewhuro In Pennsylvania,V—
On M ove Fop* M u n tb crah ip
nrc U fft.dOU to the form- tion' agents suspected Buchanan tho first leg of his journey • to
r «ec« tarraiiil that Fall of violating the prohibition law.
The version of Buchanan, who at Chicago In ,cC/mpauy with detec
iini advised in connection
PRINCETON, ind.. Doc, 10—UV) . A report from A. P. Connelly
tives and newspaperman—pat h<
idvsnce of ftp ,000,000 to the timei.waa at .liberty under bond declined' to' answer a n y ifli4«U°n P.cacue w ork.. a, UcUauntcd 'by tho | on the Florida State Chamber of
"ammorco meeting
in Miami,
lean government while, on a charge of manslaughter in concerning Altnec * f,0triple )ie- adding hazard of fire, today combed | C
connection with the killing of an
i which
ho attended as a delegate
bbrsjon was president,
the
rubtci’
rancan
pascages
of
tho
“
Plierson, Cot Angelo* evangelist,
b counsel cut off further other man some time ago. was that with whom .hi* nahUr has been Francisco Coal Compnny’i No. 2 [ from Sanford, and n discussion he
he
was
in
his
homo
when
the
shoot
rn other dole nates and niemU about advances to Fall,
linked by West cbart’nalhyritifs. mine at Francisco, seven . miles
ing- occurred.
of the local organization ns
from hare, intert c.i finding the
[objection th a t later was
The finding ot ibp radio t^an Un five men "h o nm nineil "in the t< w ther «r unt the Snnfonl
I by the ei/art. Fall is a
loosed n flpod of new Htatcmcpts workings nfter ibe explosion of
nlx-r of Commerce should snpbut with Thiheny in Unr
including a declaration by .Qnnis; Thursday morning, which killed 21
tho state organization feutr a charge of criminal
ten's father,- W. C, Ormiston, that men.
1tured today's luncheon of the
. * '
'
be was going to the aid of his son
osccittlon bombarded the
The' pitchy odnr of smouldering Chamber in the Somlnole Cafe.
“
I-have
stayed
out
of
this'-ean"
Max Brcitpn, business manager
| from’ tho witness stand
pine drove the rescuers froW 'the
’■
'ho Son Carlos Opera Cornfor
si*
months,
hut
now
I'm
In
it,'
1
^ by Doheny.
shaft Inst niaht a fter they htul ac
p
a
r,,
which V. t« 'present throe
tho
elder
Ormiston
said
in
-San
I
counted for f>6 of th e T1 mdn Vfho
Roberts began his quesrjIr.'D o h en y shortly af« tertlily "hy J. W. Buchanan, ?s ^Francisco. "I don't want thi-mf were caught by the explosion nr. iperrui in Sanford on Dec. 30 and
1, was n guest of. tho Chamber
planting any more evidence o n ; they w, pt to work yesterday. In
.
k»rt openwl.
*•* farm er.' 1
and urg»-». ..:v* mopibers to support
Kenneth.”
•
Ho
expressed
faith
tent
on
reaching
the
rem
ote
cham
bsecuter asked If. a | t | l r
Pippin announced,before his de
ivestroent by. the Doherty parture th a t the two men. W. B, that hia son had not lied, "yet if bers unpcnctrnled since the (fgfllo tho opera and ita liackcrn in order
to insure it ns an annual feature
,he* has re has lied like a man."
under the lease would rwt ...
sion, thoy tlt-f.ccndtd again. J 'i ’
Mtibmy an d ' J. E. ___
Brandt
_ l, were
of
8anford's mtislcal life. MfiyMr
‘
From
.Mts.
McPherson
horself
benefiU quite apparent “Unilet- cover mertM and were work
T h eir Yirst duty win* to biehto F orrest Lftko und F rank.T , F ots
camc;,th'e
fU
lum
ent
that
*Th
r
profits whWfcmlght
ing o u t '^ f^ h e Jacksonville office.(ugh the -grxvdurtion of; They had i ^ J n . D t e vicinity "of jrtal'.-.of K enneth. Qrmiston 'meptj*
[/torn. Ellt;H jlla.fi»nhtny MbtJ-yr.fdF^^Riom 5 'than a week, notFTril? w hatever to me. ‘ "I havo
both as an cntertalnm cut ar. I an
Said. *
•earchjng fo r illicit liquor .tllnUIadvortiaemept; .»'or -Sanford. ■
whimsical.iHiite'the wit- ieries. - Th«lr connection wltn the
Tim diiteuunion of -the state
wded he= had not ’ ’tojd local office w
extended over i a
i-liambcr meeting a t Miami i.‘d to
ng I kneyv'1. When ho ap- tfcriod of eight months.
s decision by .Ut* organlia! >ri to
a January,', 11125, before
Investigators
Crepe maAed
B randt had been in government ' Coincidentally,
defer action in .taking out a utato
ie oil cQroinJttt«i;
shrvico fo r more th an - eighteen from the'of flee of Districct Attor- jy n BCo r e / f thi
picml>unihip until such tin»< as tho
[as in re*pons<vto a qubs- years, nerving for n number of ney Asa Keyes of Los Angeles, be- noar th«Kiino m
finance rominiltee could rev^W tho
slier he did ,'not In fact years in the Internal, revenue de lioved that they had uncovered n mim-^irtpector*
minutes of ihe -stnte meeting and
iic advance. Information portment.
new clue when they searched
In charge
•
.
;siccrtnin w hul’hnd liecn uonc for
dl’* retirement, frog) the
the ugriculi„rnl inturote of /tbs
Officers recalled today the death automobile, ownership of whichd*®? they wore aided
a 11*21. Doheny said he
state.
•
in 1023 of n prohibition officer l)een traced to Ormiston, in rn gn I toams .frqm Vir
whom they could only name ns rage at OdKland, Calif., two shorn ntid Danville, 111
John
Mtinch,
chairman of the
m't telling Senator P ltt"Pistol Pete,” who whs shot to strands of hair, which Ben Cohen, T hirtd victim*
ffcmlnolo
County
Comni.rslonsrs,
nember of fhB committee) dchth in sim ilar circumstances near a dctocllvq from. [lCej-es* uHIce. ( ^ Uy Jqjurod,
read u report ‘ on the ,£insnclai
said .WSftnblcd ip color and .tlx? hl), piujU today;
Perry while seeking liquoi* etillsr
standing of the-county and ’ex
No details o f ‘yesterday's shoot tulrie the .hirttf of IJri. McPherson; bccj^' -bunted or
plained the county’s sending In
ing other than carried in the were found on the'baek seat. • • ' ^ broken homes w
regard tu the misunderstanding re
morning papers was available lo
cently caused through the publica
OrnuiUm'a father, who said'Tic the explosion tl
tins federal officers here. Pippin wfitchqd the search ,,m nlntain(d timbers and ml:
tion of a nows etyry contstTiing the
.will s ta rt nn' investigation imme th at nothing vtfcs found while he
financial backing of the govern
Mine officials
diately a fte r his arrival at Perry. was looking on.; "But afterwards, dstermine its cs
ment experimental staiiop located
at ItanilV Hiding.
An officer from th e Tampa prohi when 1 w asn't- looking, they said co mine, long re
bition unit was enrpptc.to aid in they hnd found n hairpin, und a the safest in tji
Mr. M-dsch also earned to be
the Inquiry,
read two letters from hond bousfi
pendant from a necklace."
- ous field had vlr
showing tho excellent price being
Intimation th a t Ormiston would * ^ ot>'
*n
asked for Seminole O unty bonds
fight extradition to California w»>
throughout the North.
met hy MaUmenU from Districct |>ffu" thc blV t
B Jottenr carryinK advertiseA ttorney K a m , who l» in Wash,
■
menls for the city of Sanford, to
Ington, (hut he would battle to . SHOCKS AI
be used in mailing Jb leUcra going
send the. radio '-'malt to tho coasb
r .to 'th e North, wore displayed by
Ormiston’la charged with conaplrr
CHICAGO,
Howard .Uullck,'of tho Hotel For
cy to defeat juat.lco.
. ; Earthquake shfl
rest 1-ake. H a H ulck urged their
Before an audience of only ^00^
u a r nt every opportunity. ;Ho also
the Amorican Legion's annual
asked .the nnsistareo .of the pubminstrel show was presented' in
licit)* committee in krcplng.the- ho
the audiLu-jUm of the City Hall a t
tel-before the eye.-, of tbo public.
8:16 o'clock 'last1 night. The pro-'
gfoih Wait Wmpletet! shirtly i f t e r
*^ HUToah— FloriJa East Coast
11 b’cloek.
‘
'
.
Railway.'* new ' freight
yards
While the main features of the
■d Lane, president of ^ho entertainm ent were said to have
W. E. fic^g-.
.rth m . isst Jfeacls . pro - r; .Hjc.funeraV.'of
Kiwanln Club,, wax ..Jip- i# T i
gan,
who
passed
away
a t her home
ductlon,'
the
’
htost
popular
ndftichslnnan of a committee
i to iflfct thV'pptron* and hers o f Ids tnlghl’/ performance on Park. Avenno .Wednesday afterfor thi- prem ier of the were thoio of tho\ Sahj[orjL.Uons ,noon, w gi'hsld this morplng ’•F 1 0
ji*
__
Tho
Opera Compand a t th e Club Q uartette, which 'w ere sung o’clock frdm .thd'rtisldence.
I s L i i L *l : C-**-__f_1 ^
• . ‘ S e ri funeral was Mittepded, by1 ‘ many
7
nn*t«r Dec. 30 and 31, a t 'during the in^eriqiaslon.
friends and relatives of tho de-.
Following is the inrogram:
>»g of civic club-heads held
WASHINGTON, Dec. i p . - b F l *»oon ih the offices e f th o
‘Opening Choru*—Entire . com ceased who, until a few pears ago,
you
very
pTomlnsnt
In
social-and
Thefioayd'pf
Temperance and jpeo^
f of Commsrce, J. U pany.
;
..- v ••'
son, «and w .;deeded th at.h e ' be
dub octlvitlee in Ssnfprd.
J^/WsA- rimde •publicity) d(hibition and public. -mFrdlv of the, 1(Vtged in it^A pd wu Would put fcounta last year owing to the large
Solos, wjth Chonu: ‘'Me Too,*’
. ' -/i ? Dr. F.-D . King, p asto r of ths
nmqund of regular biislaau.w hich
Walter Bkrb^r; "My Cutey's Dus F irrt BaptlM l O ju rp h ,, waa In Methodist Epjseopal Church .op- ’kim. Ihar*/r v*
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flighton,
i t Twu-Tw’C-Two,” George Shifp o s ^ lC o v f r tS ^ T B m ith of N4w • j in denying that (rliglon was |lh«
-fForntn'i _ n_
flfy. Jr-; “ By« By" Blackbird,” L*
York /'fo r hi* wstness" not for hly mvtlve behind oppoillloti to Gpr.ar» Glover, of tho Rotary 0 - Jicbout; "Baby Face," Bill Du"religion"., its Secretary, Clarence d r Al. flmith, he decUred th a t 'Uje curding to Archie Bette, assistant
w among thoso who* met
“ Gherry I Love You,” Paul
True '^Vilson, said today, in'hia ’‘tem perance 'forces, would have cpshler. "Tbl» year we aro going
a ft^ .ih n rG h ris tm a s Baringx ^ d
»* Ba-tton, representative f i d 3 * r "SuhriM and YoU,'” Hope
Annual fep o rK /H e alao'tools -Oc- been supporters of Senator Walsh
wo will have a n,uch better ehowcompany and with Huff; y i Wish I Had My Old Girl
artiop to commend president CCOr
Montana, who, llke*|mllh ,is r a Ing in 11*27." In- said.
A. Douglass, president o f : flack Again,” LOul# Riett: “Asleep one dsugbt«rf ,N*Pml. ' A b
lidire’a -r stand oh prohibition'on-. communicant- of f ‘.the- Catholic • The Hanford; ?Benk and Trust
f°rri
Club, which In (he Deop” (4s rtq nested),.. B. J. W. Bamqa, of:Rochester,
tortem
ent'fnJhls message to Con C h u rch ;^ * h o .hail Ik-i n nominated Coroimny fsllad to cam paign, for
who
was.
present
at
tho
tl
**bl« for securing th e'n t- R. -Kighton “A t P a p * with the
gress.
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■. by the'D em ocrats in 102L” '• . j . j •mripga aoceupu on,the CKriltmas
her death, alio
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WcTld,” Joe Graham i - *T Wish
4 The Methodist Church t* ;, not
Tho ' AntbSaloon League and savings plan, but In sp ite of that
-for compiling a J ls( of the You *W«>^ Jealous of Me, Sid
seeking tem poral1power I n W ith-'! other .dry organizations supported fact th ey arc paying out «2,100 in
ington sold Dr. Wilson's report F rank L.Sm|th for Senatoryhlp in Christiana . savnngtt D M Marftfve.
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N VU -Bn ht ea llf . lU tlil th a t h li link•fo
rising through the board- Its “foil )y be causa lie stood for prohibition. tMr.
Etripos Forever,” by entire comr lth tr io f petition and organising H He declared that tho dry* Ttad
public influence;’1.
^ F iv c ’- nin'utc intermission.
Pjevious
nual Minstrels
Sanford Legion
Sanford 1Banks Are
Paying la rg e Sums
Patrons May
Park Avenue Home
tgOnTuesday
oggan
Temperance Body Against
f°r Sanford, .
s s ir a te s ,
Jh«_xlofcat_^
M A nwn,
M. f t, « p ,n . '-AiJ*■b Tbo',Lions C luY O uarU t.-"^!!f°^ThfT'tvIreVs* Tclqp h o a < ^ | g
-acandMaUriwhKYM^*;
Births Total 32 In
City FoyNovcmber
Twuat;
S
Of tha deaths ,si
people, f| vo o f the
tioTlrilhl^ffclt'
.O ^ ^ A N K S
[Beginning t<v
ing institutions
doe*, a t. J£-
Despite Weak
Official Ass
sourcesHav.
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WASHINGTON,
(APJ—An urgent
enactment of the
branch banking b it
today by.. J, W.
comptroller of .tH<
in bin annual rcp<
g re e s .
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Reporting o “ate
In the relative atre
national hanking syai
Intosh declared the bi!
pasu-A bot&O&smflK
but on whteh the two
qrencea, • was
."rvsuaclu
the >Hull anjvndmcnt,. I
contention between the
House, w hkh W°idd res
Yrartchef. of, ilkUonal bai
after in ytatM which 66
mit branch banks.
Despite the apparent s
Of the nations! bank sys
McIntosh said ,, the aggi
sources of the banks hi
r3
S
sources of state tom men
have risen to about $20,01
Durinfvthe year cndlm
BiT, hanks left.ih e nation
With resources of ab*i*t
000 obtains!) national c
^ v s t
« «
with a capital of MMl]
placed in charge of r*c«
ing the year; bringing tl
of, bank failures since
h.: • V Of the grand total, OSrestored to solvency, 501
ships have been. <lo#ed,
receiverships are stll
The warjflVsgoU’’ i
ported s i
this the :Ualted S u tq
C00JK)0 or idmost
Britain and France l
large i t amounts, wll
000 and |710,008,000,
The number of-savlr
are In taational bankj
during the ysar from 1
12^83,001, and the de
30 totalled U ,902^84,'
In all repo
nation, jnciudli
June 80 the zarfU
faped'121,042,303^
nested the per cep
aavings. deposits w
each j>«rson there,
■had lha lowest nve
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AD-ITORIAL
In ffatikimts nnd ninwrttf
tell you that »«■ *«rf w f b
n«le In b*inir in touch ikl
f «gr*a vrJU»'Bhkfc*k;
. M an u factu rer
t w t t h thit> for one
part well,' tliey » i« (
U H -J N i- M too,
Id* .tNk pert Well
ahd Lmdy
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To say Ihnt wc pre deeply appreciative
o f the most generous response to the
opening of our shop is putting it very
o f merely talking about it. Kaf fold's
w ill ever try to give better quality, lnt*
e s l style and lowest price and will
sincerely try to Bhow appreciation of
your continued patronage. Convince
yourself of the importance of this event
by attending tomorrow.
We cannot recall having- seen a more vivid and striking display of drosses, ti*ujy they are re
markable. Silk, Georgette and Crepe Satin Dresses embracing a wide vurjety of sjzes and includ
ihg a world of shades and colors. .These dresses are ultra,smart^for Street pnd Af^ernobn wear
& .
Values up to $22.50 to go at
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I Evening Gowns a t- 118.$$? 1MPOStut It in possible, we told you frankly in
k‘t wfrw toefortuhate nnd you arc bound
materials of which these gowns arc
r ! 3 Wlk
. »M s
Inspection Ik
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A 11
7
d n in d 1
J h l» opportunity to offer JW;
Chrintninx (inn- n reel drtu r«
mild. We are indeed most appreciat
iv e and try to show our thnnkR by
giving you an event like this instend
‘t i ' i i r *
»hu
Completely cln»# 'uit him dreys H
4 In keeping with pur Kith 4
for your Ltnrfit wr m1m< %
�H K l L u *• ■M -
***s-fjtiffi-aw*1Sa ih i a i w l i h'i.r.j .._■ J a k f i M i K 1. a ^ ^ a y j - i i f c n i i ' t
>AY. D l
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dP.Store Kot’s Loan Officels
iway.
W M m i o r In Arcade Building rAvenue
r : Tomorrow PROGRAM PUTS'A
m m IN COFFERS
ional Black Bear T tdil
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S a tu r d a y is to m ark *thif opening , K ot's Ixian Office, which Open;
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Fla-, Dec. 10.—(/P)— from th e o th e r atnte.r, ‘ and e v e n 1by the G reat A tlantic and P a c ific 'o c c u p ie d by the Manner D epartof Federal High-'from C a n a d a to th e meeting.
Tea C om pany, un organl.*.atiort {hat ment Store, a t 2 1 3 - Sanford Avehtcb runs through * i * the m om ent I think Jk,;;, 1had only two store* in F lorida pre- due, i* said to he p r e p a r in g for
over State R oad; moves a r e being L t stim ulated v,ou* , t0 *■» W orld
b u t .n™ the trade In Sar.ford ^ t h a , fall
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tor Federal 1I itrh vve y
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• which we a rree endeavoring
endeavorine to ’wet
, * * * * * *".d. Canada a ccording to
in a u g u» rget <
A ./R. W rig h t, district superintendevery com m unity to tako part.
- j Ant. who is in the city d ire c tin g
|y th'e p r e p a ra tio n s r**
' TfaU"^Aa*otfiatIon, to ,
" If * ‘\ C° “'Id ^ ' . c ** d*[iniU>,y!
for the fo rm a l
vice p re sid e n t of t h l l * " " 0" 1* *
t e d e " ‘ . " ' « * ” **\opcu\ng.
j No. 9 would be allotted to th is j x ^ e m a n s ger of the new estabiual m e e tin g o f t h e r ^ 11,1* ^ orc lie Land ejecting l> |jah m e n t ia to Tib D. V. Glenn, o f
would 1115 n llrtmK i n - [A tla n ta , Go. Mr. fib-mi h a s had
fa t o be held in DcLund ■ <HU , u r * « W»uld
M r Mcttac • In his let- f,ucnce in Ke t t l Off delegations f r o m ;several ye a rs experience
in the
i o ><r. Brown, re la tiv e fn! the e v e ry section to attend the c onfer- m a n a g e m e n t of A . nnd I’, stores
„
jin various sections of th e country
' irir, *#IJ th a t he believed the ence.
Mr.
Drown,
who
has
been
f
o
r
nn<l ho w as selected tA tnke charge
itgt»*for incorporation of the
V th o T ra il would have the y e a r s one of the .s ta te ’s f o r e m o s t . t h e new store in Sanford be* jf*
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“ iy delegntcs
from p roponents of good r-u d s, s ta te s fadac o f this fact.
T
h
e
f
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s
t
A
tla
ntic
and
Pacific
^.f0iilte< r S ta te s to? t h a t w ith th e completion of ,th e
ihg,
;$ h o r t str e tc h of highw ay now tin ctore to be opened in S a n fo rd -w a s
j d e r construction from Paintkn to on Second S tre e t, In 1023. Ono y ear
la te r it Wan moved to the p re se n t
(VIT7 - rowion to believe l c >’c *'n Cove Springs, the_ Florida
portion
of
th
e
Black
B
ear
Trail
will
Mrfgnolia Avenue, near
n g is going
lhe co,r n c r of Socoml bt™ U ™ e
tjt t h e ; g r e a t e s t ruad be complete.
i second store w as opened a month
A utoista," he ijaid, "will he able ( ago a t th e corner of Sanford and
ivVr’h a k M n the South,
to roll over it from end to end on ( (}enova Avenues, in what is known
h a r d surface all the w ay. It will ns th e Edgewood- section of the
On t h « i be the f ir s t of th setntc roails to city.
) bring people^ be completed."
A fpll lin t of fresh vegetables
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a n d ' a s ta n d a r d line of canned
goods urc to he handled a t the new
: store a t the popular A. and P.
Also Eligible:
Padlock ..........................- .......... *99 prices.
now being
, to *
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V.
su itc a .e s and h a n d b a g , in
>rddltimf to a complete line of Jewc iry nm| diamonds.
j H^m Kots. who o p e ra te s a rtoro
| in Orlando, stated y e s te r d a y t h a t
j hls'opening a business In th is city
w as <iuc to th e jirogressive s p irit
displayed!by. the people.of Sanford
| n holding to a (substantial-bail.*
throughout n period of rc-adjuat>m eat in F lorida t h a t h a s caused
serious depression in m a n y town*
nnd cities.
"I have studied S anford fo r a
long time and my dtcision to open
n store h ere cam e only a f t e r s>’
thorough conshloratlon of the tra d e
in this com m unity. Sanford 14 go
ing nhcad rnpidly nnd the. ty p e of
store I will o p e ra te will bo a. dis
tinct service to th e people of this
and surrounding cities, Mr. Kots
raid.
"Our stock will be com plete and
modern in e v e ry respect and our
line of diam onds will he found
am ong the best in the south," he
added.
1Race
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Treasury Ualnnce; At Close
Of November Nearly Ttvo
Million Dollars Less Than
A1 End Of Preceding Month
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T A l.L A U A S S E E e F la .. Dec. 10.
— />p> Florida's road building pro
gram put a n o th e r d e n t in the
state's treasury balance last month
from which the coffers- were u n
able t<> rally, and a n o th e r e n tr y c-n
th e debit side was m ade. .
The treasury balance.' on Nov.
30 wo* nearly $2,000,000 less than
th a t at the end of O ctober, accor
ding t" figures supplied by S ta te J
Treasurer J. <’• L unlng. The bal- j
aitce on Nov. 30 was $12,057,076.28,1
and thiti un Oct. 31, w a s $13,879,- *
816.23.
The principal reason fo r the do-,
cline. it was shown, w a s an item |
in the ilishurscmcnts o f / $1,349,-j
054 12. charged to “ s t a t e federal
aid r« i*l " This item reflected the (
g n a t activity being c a rrie d on by,
lb f Mare (toad D e p a rtm e n t.
Total (l.sbiirsements f o r N o v o m -.
h e r HiiKiiinted
to
$3,418,787.67. |
Receipt’ for the sam e period came I
to but $1,596,047.72.
Following w e re som e o f the
larger items "f d is b u rse m e n ts and
receipts
DislnnM-ineiits: G eneral revenue,
$491,014.22^i.j^e mill school tax,
$243.f»9»i 49; pension ta x , $121,5tO.
Fort Lauderdale Is
Ouinhnm
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Tomorrow Moun.ro T.zz.~~. -mMeat Department To Have Clean Up
1OH
A rm o re r
F eigned Z^-ul
111) Of Edo-ewood Store:Cbmpai^
Shortly,
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FORT
LAUDERDALE.
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Is
Proving
Popular
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Dec. 10 </1*> — F o rt L auderdale 85.
W e a th e r clear, track fast, post
Sid
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$1,349,954.12;
In ense-gus, $292,532.- j
loll!
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will institute a “cloan-up and poltim e 2:00. * Apprentice a llo w a n c e !
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Receipts General revenue, $306, .
claimed. Horses lifted a c c o r d i n g , . .
r ° C<?,
ns -* ,rt " n 0
” ish-up" c am paign, week on Sumlay, 425.31, state road
license-gas,
U, p9ft position.
H ussm an Storage plant and equip- December 12, when every re m a in
$204.2611 63
,L adles’ days Monday nnd Kri- '™ nt in l h ° Edtrvwmkl ( ;r o re ry a ing evidence of the S e p te m b e r hnrc o m e r of Sanford ami Geneva rirnne will be removed nnd the city
day.
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Among I itubin’s strn n g i' oecut Avenues, has enabled the store to will muke itse lf ready to e n te rta in
[c a rry a complete line <<( fre oi visitors of the w inter season now paliom un- i art miiulmg, selling
m a r k e ts mid
j m; ut i iiivl It is now catering to Impending, tic-onling to plans out hot ” o I c r in the
d. t knockers
I p.i i n t1
I the public iti both groceries and lined hv i h <'h andier
of f'ommeat pm d't ts, a . nrding to l,:m mi-ro'
■ e so p o p u la r
ju s t
Emerai'l
r e 111 D : Diet
m a n u g ir
nf
tinThe fh a in tn r of < uminorce will
I i g la n .l llw il 16,900 a ca re t
The grnwirtg |Kipu.urit> of Uio;Store,
he In charge of the work
ng p aid fo r the best sp e e iP u rin a lino feeds and sends h a s
L«H-uted in one of the most thick
The cam paign already tuts had
m ade it jie c e s s a r i for tbs i Inti m an ly populuteil of the new '-*i,tioos its inception m fhe -• rg a n ira tio n of
Bros., store, soli sgent In Sanford i of the city, the Edgewood is eon
:*nt and
ami wet
w orkers
k e ffo r these goods, to employ addit- ! stdered <nn of the most ruodeni
Ml I l IV lr c lllh s Tie* 1 week wil
lonal help nnd add to its delivery of all Sanford groceries and its,),,, n s ked t.
w th e ir e ffo rt* bed apartruent. according to J. H . ! popularity is snnl to be evident h in d the m o v e m e n t. F a s t or* o f
*
from the recent addition), to th • churches w ill be n«Ued to m e n tio n j
Ramsey, m anager of the store.
the m ovem ent fro n . t h e ir p u lp its J
Bnumnn Bros., who also operate business
"W e have gone to great expensi on the tw o c o m in g S u n d a y *
a similar store in Pel.nnd, opened
AJI c ity t r u c k s and e m p lo ye *, and |j
the Sun ford store lust July, The to instjill u mem departm ent nnd
business of lids firm has o u t our customer* a re showing th.*ir force* e m p lo ye d by d e \e l pers w ill j i
effort*
i i a ssist in the n ;ovem eat
stripped the first predictions of (the appreciation of mu
»■ ;». rts h eri
a re that
svm tlnr l
owners, according to the •Aocnl rerve them by patronizing u* to
m a nager, who announced ' Dint the fullest e x te n t," Mr. McDamt! c a m p a ig n * , sp o n so re d e ith e r by J
c lu im b e rs "f co m m e rce or Viy c iv ic ’ 1
plans for the opening of nth er said today
"The m eats stored in the refrig i lu lls s t ill fu n c t io n in g zi* p e m i-re
branch houses in the central part
erntors are 111 such couilitinn nr *.o! lief agencies, have been planned
i of Florida a r e m w under wav
• . *- s, t
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In f th ro u g h o u t the a re a la id w aste h
H A. Baun la n I, head of th e ,r V *i* t « U tfU lA trla /ift,
m nngcr of ihe
|i«. ' clgn n aorf _M u d tary co h d ltln n when the h u rric a n e of S e p te m b e r IS
•oncehn nnd mnnng
--------iile lT v e rrrt 't o o u r c u s to m e rs ."
he'
Land store.
\
aild ed .
The "diugnoscope," invented by
a German scientist, re g iste rs mental
O n. a ‘ P a r is ballroom the m usi I development,* according to the
must keep their eyes on a claims of it* m a k e r The machine
To cian
big dial clock face which beats the establishes electric coiilnct w ith tht^
D a m S ta b le and. H. E. Brown
time and indicate* how many bent* b r a in ’s nerve renter* nod thu* i*
11 Ki**| I w 1 n **t a ml W »*M I* U e*n
i F a r m E n try .
j an- allowed to the minute The or Kind to determ ine for vthni career |
inti never tTt* Mt tiiti mIluII ftv ■{.'*
or occupation t i c person I* best |
f
f
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in KlpIlUkH v*i«aril«* | >*-ft kiv ''-4
Wm. H a h a r E ntry.
chest
i
a
lendei
controlits
speed.
The Serverteria, hunted in th
(•* a pUMuie uf iitid imtMir'MjM lit >
suited
K > 'O ld J|jftk A ty -& ta b lQ .E n tr y .
f rom thi^ iQufo1li)*tn; of th*»
Mcluindei Arcade, Sanford A*.H
T
Th\r4 Rare $700
f ill riuTcn of i In* w or Id K Ip Ilu K If
nue nnd (nmniercinl Stri-f-t, i* on.- i At a recent inquest -n *,ond m it ,
u
a d o u b li ill> oorr«*rU u lh e rw lp e im*
3 Y. P and Up_C Fur
Of S a n (o rd ’a newest business house.i was sta te d th a t bullet, a f te r pone- ;
tlonn ant! colnrn w rtulil not !*«• b c k WHU
................. MOX h a / i n g made its bow to the public ‘trilling a m a n ’s heart, passed
ruRutPd nn ditty now nri\ BUT H nfi
feld'ii Imu d<*mon f«t rated thnr
ihu
M07 laat week, hut which will hold i n {through thn bed on which he was j
ih 3.
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iw n ln C Q iia lii> nntl F r lc o ) do niv^t In
107 formul opening tomorrow, urrord lying, p e n e tra te d the floor and
C?Y*»***^**.*ri
f *Art Igo
Ii t u-WtdiT. for our of
107
f.rliiM "
l"
H an fo rd
u ,t»m*, n
ti»*
i ng to an announcement made to pierced the ceiling of (he public
U Ifb m ir F !» f m v n g n n r r "
10R day Ity the m anagem ent.
b a r below. There it struck a bar
109
rel uml glunccd'offM ntn the pocket
T he S erverteria, owned by W ad*104
of a ciirtomor, when- it rcmnunnl >
Broa., of Do Land, i* one of
113
two other Storer. being nperatwl i'„ | ,im ' " t,c c d f ° r 510
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109 ,
D im- 2 4 1h
Deluind nnd another to lie upene *
•ifioi
harry
fz:,
this
month
a
t
W
iptet
Park
T
he
196
A munlior given for every
compaity has only been in husinotis
MOl
•Campbeihw. ____
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ilollar spent
f o r fo u r m pnths, having opened
i>r< m
it* f ir s t s to re in August.
IJOv.'U..
Tubes I.:i5
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Fouflii Race 1700
T he local store will c a rry a com
BOx.’l'/j Tires
?R %
|2-\ 3 Y 0 apd.JJp—6 f'ur
plete lino of fancy anil rtaplo gro112
211x1.40
Tirjts
8.80
BWM. VI........ --Vcerk-i and In addition will hnvo n
20x4,-10 Tit Lea
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Gorham—
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FOR HIM
F. P. RINES
11 IB Sanford Ave.
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FOR HER
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An Opportunity Sale ill an op|»<irtune time! And hy the aU< ndance
morning we cun truthfully say thnt Sanford Women approve in hcarl
icrnia of timely event. Great Inroads were made jipon the limited sto
of dresses thnt we were fortunate in securing from a .manufacturer!
desired to close out his dress linc.^j^t there are still n few choice sell
io n s lefl. Of*our own accord we nave add ed 'a’Hosiery and Coat L’r
t)i this event to truly make it "The Christmas Opportunity Sale"
A Coat
A y :o w h e a d Hosier)
A service weight hose, known nil over
world for its durability, striking appear1
and low price. Arrowhead Hosiery-sue),!
we are offering regularly sells for $1.00
where,
1
7
Gives A dded
Zest ! ! !
A Raffeld
"Value at ?
nflid Coats, artistic in a mul
titude of colors and styles,
chic with Fur CoJInrs, resplendont with the prevailing
ideas of the mode of today at
the astounding price of
111
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In H earty Terms
Christmas
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w ilin g well
Miitona) v*^**»ai^ u4,
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Sanford Women Approve
Serverteria One Of
Newest Additions
Ixxcal Business ( irele
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fORK, Dec. i Q . r r ^ r - H t -
to favorable trad* news
r csU.pibne/ rates, stock
apltycd a. firm undertone
-ning of today's m arket,
[to, of a point eich were
i by International H ari General AspbklL BWcks
icussnd shares or more
it common In the early
«h indications Uuif pools
dn active on a brood
rslopmsnt of a atroiif
nsrkst, especially among
ra effrier supplied the
fir s vigorous buying
ihortsge of other stocks
(rthem prefarrsd sold-at
highest since 1022. and
fsilty, when It reached
It the best figure* for all
i doled other .Important
were quoted to 1 to 2 1-2
jbovs yesterdays final
Borne of the high priced
I made eice|itfonal gains/
[her hand,- Electric. RefriEdfopped 2, Chshdler.
preferred 3 and Found-,
points, all to new low
1 the year.
. ATLANTA, Dec. lO ^ -W —Tlie
first gun In the supreme kingdom's
w ar on the teaching of evolution
uqta. fired from the stage Qf tha
city auditorium hero tost, n ig h t
Dr. John Roaefi Straton, paettjr of
the Calvary B aptist Church1 of
H a lf York City, pulled tho trigger.
Ah autflbhce o f - 1,500 pere'tms
heard Dr. Str^tnftta '-'lecture
LMnn or Monkey, Which 1** - -And
then lu:.tily cheered in extempo
raneous debate betw een Dr. Straton apd Rev. Witherspoon Dodge,
ppstor of the Central Cqngregntional Church of AtUntg.
Dr. Straton invited- questions
whan hC had concluded And Rev.
Mr. Dodge' was the first to re
spond. They bqndied words for
a* few moments and then Dr. fjtraton ’shouted:
,
“ I know jyhat I arp. Yoti do'nvt
Kwal rata for call loans
knged at five per.jcynt.
most previous sessions,
rttertd largely in isaueo
special dividend or tred* to 2P cpnU’ higher; top 13.B0
nits are padding. Fall- hullf b e tte r kinds 13.00 @ 13.26
New York Federal Re- sheep and ycnrllngs steady; gp°<
tk to reduce it* rediscount f yearling wethers 9.75; fecdlni
•}/ •
little surprise ka._ no lambs S teady^, -r ,
, expected in conservative
auarters until after tho
Rockefeller'i’d Play ,
year.
ty Mellon's . optimistic ^His 1st Round Today
business iflThls annual
C«ngm*> and the hope ORMOND, Fin., Dec. 10.—</P)—
most of the year-ond John D. Rockefeller, Sr., d e s
slao hclpo<f t o ’ create cribed a t dno point of hit journej
bthusinsm.. Eatiy gains to the South as “too weak to talk*
bearly 5 points were ro- had arrangem ents all hiadc to say
' sbout S dozen issues tn- it with a mashle niblick today
»ldwin, U. S. Cast Iron The aged millionaire arrived at his
bmun's Raking ami Amcv- winter home hero late yesterday
ray Express..
apparently in the best of spirits.
|ie average of 20 leading
There wag nothldg to Indicate u
shares within one polio, change in the progran) Mr. Rocke
card high established In feller has followed in years p a st
t, pool operators strove It is his custom to play golf in the
[to create u new top and morning aiid to confer with busi
reaped public participa- ness associate^ briefly just before
t
lunch, In the nfternoon an nuldjsumed heir advance un- nihbtle ride ia his diversion.
taderahip of the coalers,
e enjoyed an unusually!. T
-,V i « :, l
year due to the heavy J c f i n i l l ^ f S K i X p l R i n ^
otong
r con
i abroad
^
ruspcnsion of Uril-
Why He Quit
Giants
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SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 10—t/P)
exchanges were slightly
— Explaining why he withdrew as
innd sterling selling Just
couch of the (Nsvr York Qtllhty,
i-2^, While French flbghey Jpunings says he « n l
o^untwj
't e 't f u f r « F r * r
cis
.
McQuiEiicnkfta
Cniftles' wtonc
[the growth of the buying
ham, owners of the club,
which extended
to
"The day .tb)tt I went iqlo a nerv
lion of the UstJ^ld indl-- ous breakdown, caused principaljy
hst the Investment de because I over-exerted myself in
lis rapidly depleting tha Art effort to give tho New York
[supply of seasoned pay- National League team every ounce
|i, prircs swept up sturd- <tf energy I hntf in T924 and Ul2f?
rhoiii tho forenoon.
while Manager John J. McGraw
tpi-1 tmirhed 162. 1-8, At- was ill," said Jennings, "Judgq.
Jflu, 4Vpo)worth 192 3-4 Francis McQunde and Charleii
Vn”lry 106. The five Ntonoham, owners of the Glqnta.
ip in the last mentioned Absolutely deserted me, cut ma off
[as easily accomplished the pay roll and from that day td
art* circulated that com- th is never directly asked me b]|
I buying was going on. wire or letter ©r’'Woitf of mdutl$ral rate on call losns was how I felt.
1 1 2 per cent.
• "Therefor*, I km through with
the GiahU, much as I would like
Jin. Iter. 10.—(fl*)—Hogs, to go back to mingle, with my real
McGrow, manager of
osth steady with Tntseragr hulk desirable 170 tb-» club, who stucl^ with mo all
y K t - 1. poaml butchers 11.70 @ the way throU
g pacliprs inactlvoj pack23 INDICTM 8NT8 QUASHED
t steady; bulk desirable
NEW YORK,* -Dee. 9M/P>—In
^ ft 11.10; most slaughter
>0 @ 11,90; medium llAO dictments against 2& of ih e 01 per
!light u .80; light 11.10 <R> sons indicted wHh WHIWpi Yi T>wyicking sows 10.60 @ 11.26; cr, so-called "brotleg king", for
violation x>f the prohibition laws
r Pigs 11.10 (g> ll.HJi.
150,O()O; fal steers and shq were quashed today a t the request
tree; steady to' strung; of the United S tates attorney’s
t *>W<g> 50 cunts higher for office.f " . *. , •ighty steers now 26 cent*
E xpress-trains In Italy are bo-'
1ktwer; spotA 60 cents off;
ing
equipped w ith wireless tele
l>Uets today, 9.00 <§> 0.60 f
1.00 4.26; other clSeses phone apparatus.
fully steady; fairly.good
^rr *nd feeder steers 6.26
veslar* 10.00 <» 11,00, un:'
F«*k
on light vealert Jierw
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TOO tATE TO CLASSIFY
the challenge of the supreme king
dom, of Which ha also U foilndcr,
trom the platform,
. ' : '-Thrhp thousand delegates will
meet In S t l»pls next March*" In
L.+
A i ’ •- i '
r 1, sr‘ V w, v
v.
national co n v en tio n ,C lark a <fc».
CHEYENNE, Wyo'.' 'DeCi lO—
clsre<|, with ttitkAVowcd purposi
of 'attem pting -to" ;remove from OP)—A growing menace • in rhe
schools “every teacher and every West* thq.w jld horat, pfomiae* id
book which teaches evolution or
ktheism." Every county In tho
United S u iti. will bq represented
at the^eonventlon, he said.
Dr/ Straton warmly Indorsed the.
supreme kingdom’s movement and
It was'announced th at in the new
year'hit would deliver 60 addresses
In different cities a s a prfrt of the
kingdoms program.
O ne' of Mr, Dodge's quertidns
wss Whether “reputable scientists
leave out God aa a factor In evo^HJon/’
“When
evolution
enters ip,
Christianity disappears." Dr, Straton retorted. He pointed to Clar
ence Darrow, Chicago hiwyer/ a i
an examplp of jfhat agnosticism
and atheism lead-to. «rhey. lend
A n ice G if t t o r a £ lrl.
C attle M en O f L ib e r ty C o u n ty
R eceive SJU pm ertl O f F in e
S tr a in s O f A b e rd e e n -A n g u s
H reed O f S ire s In A m erica
RRISTOL, Fla., Dec. 10.—(/P)—
Florida has opened its fight
for
4 standard of high-bred cattle.
A shipment of1the finest strains
if the Abcrdccn-Angus breed of
drea to be found in Amorim has
teen distributed among
cattle
alsers of Liberty county and vicinty for cross-breeding with the na
tive «t6ck. The klr*s, brought to j j;
Tclogia, near here, are thc.pyodue- ,
tion of cattle that hqvc won the '
jrend championship' irver animals'(
jrought in from other countries,
and .exhibited at the Intemntionil Live Stock Gongress, of Chleag«i.
Now, ip this scctimi, mingling it
with nntivi) Florida cnttle are such !
tpeclmcns of stock ns the Perinthllih, Idolmcre and Eruthian. The
former was the sires qfct <L ^*<5.
purthaaedkSr
v^n»
nor of tn« TfitfertattftnnSl ^ f n f ld
Championship of 1920. Idolmprc
was on the dam aide, «n importa
tion from Scotland, and interna
tional grand champion of all
tjreeds. Eruthinn is a bull of great
wortn, owned by the University of
tenhessee.
Sonte of thtm n r e .l
Blackbird breeding, n family of
consistent championship winnyrs.
Tho anitpals were distributed
from nn old dipping vat, used- in
ta k in g Liberty county free of tho
Texas fever tick, it was through
the pperotion of such a structure
that this section was made suitable
for opening the stato'a campaign
to improve its cattle.
Cattle
owners, who drew for the sires
from a hat, nnd ropresentstlvcs'of
the State Livp Stock Sanitary
Hoard participated In the distributlon.
Addresses were made by *Dr. J.
J. Vara and Dr. J. V. Knapp, of
[he board, tho litte r alqtc yetcrin;
firlan, Bnd J.t W. '.Wood, who eaii[cd In tho purchase recently from
prite horrts 6 f. Tennessee. G. F.
Wood, a cattle owner, who went to fi
Tennessee with njembors of tho j *
spoke briefly; assuring, the local
cattlemen th a t the
altos WCfd
“pasture grown^ind dot ycV'goT-
l i k l . growtH,VHOnsariit
ten ftheir
Dr.
viskd' them to allow thi
"rustle for thcmiolves'
j
Hnndkershicfs
$1 to $5
Boxes, gay colors, all
A real bargain for we
have reduced our pric
es on Fancy Trays
fiom $3.60 to
style*' gnd'*'Pl*m‘ jb*t,
V n rA
aA .
again th a t a drug, at ire is more than a pr
Wo offer* for tht? Christmas aeafton
„nrt price appe.l thatjw ill ‘ mM, yc^ |
TOILET
jL. S a l t a .
th?. IpexpfiWlts
g ift.
tha) will pleas*.
All
prices,
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Thermos
T O O S ^ irn W ®
They'll all bk glsd' you
gave a Therm os Bot
tle when hgppy tlmea
roll araundi - A $2.60
value rcdutfcd to •
Shaving Sots
Pretty Boxes ntul very
inoxireiiBive. A good
grade of paper and u
A^pt achy Gift for Pad
or Big
Brother, so
clickp a$ Kanncr'ti too.
t o y .y b t f c i h v bu
th in g d W ith t h
v e ry
eating f i n A Jo
boy.
51.50 to $3.50
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An notivo w)
fo r robust - ki
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»4.5B t d $1
Aqttw from
ARTLOOMRUGS
Guaranteed 20 to 50 years
Gamea
A g e n u in e A rtlo o m A r a k S o am lcas
W ilton hA r U q u o r e . 5 J 5 0 . v a lu e ,
K a n n e r’a p rico $129. F r e n c h o b
long ru jrf, ?8 volue f o r
tlmt' Mather Will like.
|
Aluminmn f/Teri
Sots, every. Uttld
Girl wanfa one. A
lu n n er >bargain
All fctpilv of ln> M
door games for |
the children. At- I
so puzzled apd ;
other Chrlqim«& i!|
netesaqries hm pasary
for
tho 1
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»■Steefrregtilar ;20 piece aej
$4.50 to $io.oa
t aelb for $34.1)0 roduwtl (orfChrUtTO«4 ’ gain
0 .0 0
4-f‘t i r i
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Steel Bodies, Coaster Wagons
iYc.
prices
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Al) A m e ric a n
B oys
w a n t a n A ir G u n . A
D a isy will bring* loatUf
of jo y .v '
.
W&owV r *
reason;
•
k id d ies.
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Ilc R u lu r 1 3 .8 0 v a lu e a t
oti them, “ecj as to. givd them thirir
best chance to niake their gtsf t« t
_ ppfttribvtWn to the beqf .cattle In-
tjpwh appreciated
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ter to the stock growers aiwocia'» n tb .
Ubri. Several hundred h e a d v of
w ild 1 horses ' are c a tih k '’ up '*[ija
g rass,, and breaking Into .his pas
ture and interbreeding w ith his
best horses, ho uii& This is typi
W orth M a r k e tin g ...;'
cal of hundreds of complaint* made
One ranchman recently shipped
by cattleman and; sheepmen over spveral carload4 of hofxes to Den.
the s ta te .'
* i
. ‘
' ’ '• ver but the price offered thefe ggs
With the m arket 'prior of the av- so imhll tlu it he Indlgnantjy ship
efage range horde quoted a t around ped, them' back home ttgaht. The
IP per head ' f. o. b., Wyoming W esterner has d certain prtttf In
use
shipping points and taxes being his horses, althouaH K-_
afseated as usual, owtiers have al- hi* automobile pp th<? long trip to
tywed the colts In, formerl
WsiW He hesitated to ahoet down
hpTde tq go unclaimed ai
a bobs#, even if It is wild and
worthless.
Hat Boxes
ro^irge,•apd'^•w,^^ tokoep
10.00.
16,000; early Ale fa t
Wly to shippers Strong
unite,cattlemen arid *lieepmenr Uaditlonaljy ertemlM tif th e raW>,
iii a common fight'
The Wyppijn|t Wool Growers' Msociatiop, in convention assembled,
passed resolutions,U rging action
to legislate the wild payuac oft the
Vange.
The aheepmen further
G ro w in g M en ace In F a r ,W e s t urged the Wyoming Stock Grow. P ro m ise s T o U n ite C r d lip s
T h a t H a v e S e e n E n e m ie s
F o r S c o re s O f G e n e r a tio n s
d n S tfiln
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i
stylos; tsry cheai
A t* tra il B M k.
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A Tip For H6r Majesty
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As Brisbane Sees It
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« n « n n » except
AJrahipa— F or Japan,
o f fair play, and moat assuredly. in>thc
I n t h e _______
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Melon* Are Ripe.
4. .
S m o d IIk A«ra*< > , _ , interest of Florida's Renet-al welfare, eycry newspaper in the
200.000.000 .Man Power.
sta te—especially every newspaper in the northern* part of,
.Methodist Rule.
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P S Isis.
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t,,& Florida4—should be publishing opinions on the Everglades
' HY ARTHUR IHtIHHANE
Vn'i-rdk. iHwk'r Act °f (frajnn{fC gJUmtion as voiced by people "who honestly desire
(Copyright 1‘->26.
;to see the Everglades reclaimed for usefulness.
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JA PA N HAS PLACED in G roat
Politicians have been handling the drainage business enH nxacrr
KX,lf£Auurh>S KdlUf tirely too long. Thousands, yes, millions o f (Jollars have been Orilnin un onter for 25 pusaonger
airship*, rotting *50,000 «hieca,.
■lo't iiATK'
frittered*away, wasted or stolen, according to whether Ig-' ■och able u, carry 20 pnssengor*.
M tM iilia.t3.S0, noranca or rascality happened to be running the game.
Then- lirUi*h-inade Japane*® .ma,
Carrier, i i » i
ndlitoi, ts.uft
The marvelous tract of land, an empire in itself, har ..(liner, will enriy tv.u enginerf de*
vein ping l.«»00 horsepower.
been waiting through countless years’ to give its rich soil
Thf J*pfinc»c ure (riondly and
,3fOT1CKt- ; All.1 obituury for the people's use. Potential wealth—potential groves and thev nr, n*>t worried over talk in
., irda of chunks, resolution*
•t** of .«nt«rUtlnrttiit* whore| gardens, dairy farms nnd cattle ranches— all of it is there, ■he'oil tnid uImuh seriou* trouble
.far* made will bechurgtJ kept from the people who own or desire to o w riih e land by with Japan two or three year*
I4r 'luJu-rtUIrK rate*.
the bu ngling, o r worse, of the "men in whose hands the drain____________
‘
Hge work has come as political plums.
AND 'IT IS fortunate t i n t Jap a n
Thanks— again— to the* September hurricane and the fr *o friendly to us. For if th e y
laila(Ql)' *
also the Vivas toting high water that preceded thfc storm, Florida cit •ver started a nonstop flight th e ir
uMUfti-d herein.*
All
“ Miration izens
of apncKl
living in the ^Everglades have been aroused to whal ihipi. wouldn’t come down. T his
>oor little cunntry bn* a few
•are’alio reserved.
__ develop into.-cXmesF rebellion. They want business ships Unit cun g" up, but they
: ........ , -•muy
up.
<
fri&MBOBMllER'lO. lP ’Jfl nethods applied,to tfie drainage work. They'w/int efficient can’t stay
.
-. ^
iT
m aa
’en jn ,ch a rg e o f the work. They w ant pioney used hon’ NICE MELONS IN Wall S treet.
EIIAt.J) n.ATSOHSI
’tly in iheVprosecution of the:work.
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The W oolworth Company, c a p ita l- |
L-jjl'LyLaa-t'A3Saafaftf’a
~ 7 —
. 3. franl
^t
* ' * . * ■ ■ , ■’■
iieii nt * 100 ,000,000 . hands one
ler runt* to J«rk«»n* And the opirpons emannting from people who know hundreil nnd sixty-five millions in
. i
m - ci| -II. JakWHl*.
what they are talking about should receive wide-spread new stock to its shareholders, ^
I tr r C a u l,
The Fidelity-Phoenix F ir r ln«uor n p l i m r .
3 M l, (cn*U courts, publicity. Tho silly jealousy and contemptible hostility to- rance Company gives shareholder^vnrd Everglades reclamation that once was common in some 100 |>or rent more stock it* ;l
AV. . , - bA.iH* ,
f hulldlag IT"**ts of Florida must be entirely gone now. Surely no Flor jonus, and there ure others.
____ r». hotels, iipiirlida newspaper Ib published today that would not dare to give
A STOCK EXCHANGE scat
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V arty'endorsem ent of the spirited demand that political chi- etling
at JI 75,000, now high
of k a a l « r « r d
•nncry be cleaned out o f the Everglades drainage manage iriee, in sii|ipii»ed to Indicate conl.akr Mob, of.
of r l l r kt«M llH «. ment. / '
ftdrnua in n hull market.
flM H *
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By
giving
publicity
to
the
suggestions
offered
ftir
bet
Luniks arc usually bulls, nnd ,
• b i n |*» Iii,»f*»«<l
tering the drainage'work methods, Florida newspapers car when lamb? , am*- m stock brokers I
do much constructive service.. It is tim e to put an ejid tr mnkr muti* >
t-U VKItSK FOR TODAY
he W asteful inefficiency that. Is .getting nowhere tint into
LORD ItOI II Kit MERE S A Y s!
P R A Y B I t^ - " 0 m y G<*d,
Dim
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fhat couhl quite easily cause a state division that Hrilain muses pioeperity by fail- j
\ a sham ed nnd blush to lift
jrc In .|e \i’lii|i electric power "The
tny •
' l *“5 1 ^ mV'bod. VV»r! nvo1*Id take most of the tax-money now going into the gm - iConnripic widturc »f the United |
:o* arc Increased «*"f | >i*al revenues into a new commonwealth.
Slates," s;iys In'. "Is bared niolV
♦
vur. trespass
Vance W. Helm, of M iam i, a n accepted a u t h o r i t y mi than a n \ tiling else on tin- fact
unto tb e heaven*.
j Everglades drainage problems, a man of thorough-going in that she has 20,000,000 electrical
Jt^-Po Thou, 0 Uirtt. in te g r ity , frankly predicts that unless "the Tallahassee strati horse power in her factories, equal
to us, am}1 raise u* up le-hold on the Everglades" is loosened there will have to be to 2t«l.0OO,l«H> human workers."
lend others
staged another Ten Party, ohe which would become as faSENATOR Hit DUE of Murylous a demonstration for justice and right ns did Hint sturl iiiml, nn Episcopalian, attacks
ilint be <.ill? Protestant "rule of j
ig prank of our Revolutionary forefathers.
[f lo w er s
the state " The Methodist
dry
*
*
It the little crosses,
ijlfc from the dyes
In the course of tin1 speech in whit h iie r e f r r n 't ! tu 1In
hearted on gel*
isttm
Ten* Party. Mr. Helm outlined for t h i ’ R o l a n <ju t
! I ( | Hay of Paradise.
f Miami four steps which lie thinks nre nei i-s -a r \
*"* ih ta wonder slury,
tip
Ink each placed n flower 'rogress of the reclamation work
The iMlggi'fi l l 'i l h u p
in th is world of our
- r\
briefly put and emild very justly find it -'Hiin, ip , in
h d ub of that hour,
Mr Helm would ha\<
the flow ers of sacfnosi*. Florjdu newspaper
1 G odm ndd them grow.
First.
larv Hqunroly biu k of I lie projii I tin- so
birth weru plan tod
c a lle d rfLuli landh in tlic Everglades of ;t jioicntial
v n lu e o f n t IpiimL $T>0,000,000. g r a n te d Lv c o n g r e s
tolls tno so.
f o r d r a in a g e puriMiHi's e x c lu siv e ly .
ded m orning glory,
S eco n d . E m p lo y a n e u g in e e e r m g rtm u n is s io ii io
,h} ypio Xor Joy,
o u tlin e a eo m p re h eiiM iv e p la n o f re c la m a tio n , b a s e tl
arid the daisy
on th e u n i t o r z o n e plan, w h e re b y in d e p e n d e n t m s ' .happy toy.
oleander,
l i o n s o f t h e G I ucIoh m a y be rei latin e tl m dept n tle n t Iv
and tho n u t,
o f th e r e m a i n d e r a n d m a d e re a d y f o r s e ttle m e n t
,i» an' angtil
quickly.
er E a rth ha* hleaaod
D |y \p f Hunshlno,
T h ir d . C h a n g e t h e a d m i n i s tr a t i o n o f t In■ e n t e i
1011*3^0 *o
p r is e , e s t a b l i s h i n g h e a d q u a r t e r s hi o r a d ja c e n t to
pte haven
t h e p r o j e c t a n d a|ijK >inting ic c o m p e te n t t h i e f eti
these flow^eTs-gTow.
g
i n e e r o f n n tio n a i r e p u ta t io n w ho w o u ld be lo c a te d
— R. ERNIE.
o n t h e jo b . R e ta in th e g o v e r n o r a s e x -o ffic io c h a i r
lot of golf to g « t n
m a n o f t h e d r a in a g e b o a rd , th e o t h e r f o u r m e m b e r s
_ Bays Flapper Fanny.
to b e s e le c te d by t h e la n d o w n e rs o f t h e d is tr ic t a n d
aWa, Mum*.— Ijrkt’lun.l
t h e Jtjtte t r e a s u r e r to c o ijjim ie a s t r e a s u r e r o f t h e
akin gam e anyway
d is tric t.
y how tew pound* . i f 1
F o u r t h . C h a n g e th e b asic law s h v le g is la tiv e a i t .
•d ‘to a Indy swimmer'*
ilot only p n » \ id m g f o r a i h a n g i o f m a n a g e n ie n i L ot
make tier lightcrl—Sna ls o g i \ i n g p le n a ry p o w e r to th e new b o a r d to is s u e
lw*. Eapocinlly w hen
greatfe 1b blacky*4 *
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i
a m i sell b o n d s w h e n n ee d ed , in s te a d o f d e p e n d in g
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u p o n th e w h im o f e a c h le g is la tu r e a s is now t h e
Martin ik taking thn
case.
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a n d a c tu a l r e c la m a tio n o f th e la n d is a t t a i n e d . F lo r id a will
dito
I
Have a d o m a in o f th e w o r ld 's ric h e s t st»il. y ie ld in g t-ro p s th a t
'M iam i Herald ha* an e
f^whtoh) It has called "F obhII* will b r i n g u n to ld w e a lth to th e s t a t e
W hat doe* n |>«
A n d tile E v e r g la d e s c o u h l he p a y in g f o r its ow n ret lam
like Miami k now
'lio n u n d e r a p la n s u c h a s M r H elm lia s o u tlin e d
L et thi
■ample o f F lo r i d a kn o w t h e t r u t h a n d t h e r e will h e a n >m:
T Mussolini has placed .in o t h e g ro s s m is m a n a g e m e n t t h a t h a s e h a r a i t e r i / e t l m ost
Ut on Ml men between tha ■f t h e E v e r g la d e s re c la m a tio n w o rk so f a r .
f tjvtnty.flve and sixty five
unmarried.
"Stngln
SORROWFULLY IT MAY bo »nit| that president.<’ mes
in Italy cunie, high.
f ——o--------•sugoit to ConguiHh have become very much like grand jury
iianiit, ra\* Senator Hnice, over
hn,l,i\*s utiv , 11V iTV 0 'be i ‘nth
ill, r el i giuo
j; i u-ii,| ,1 <1■ rti»»r
it i ,
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j The Mi-1 111»||- *-* hmu
( lMtilf J \ 1,,! , r t. *|fh
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if
\ d u u i.rn i. E i .o bn
nt Ictt-n from P ad e re w ski wt
'iv e d y e s litrc in y , hnw
tbe
fudge* r.ftv n gf> w ro ng
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I'fid e if w s k :
went
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■ vltft s n lii O' h im , " Vtlif w ill t i n w
Is- a funs ft lit a, m > vim iiu g t il
a*
w ell
|,lu y
th e
|>i u i u .
And I'uderewskl played ih e pi
inn h g re a t plt>
Tbe vinlin ex
'■)- tpLl putui, fls ihi- pilot,I tlAiflI he tnm to Ml
.**? agree witk ,i
/
twenty.five »r Yfi
can women were,
0,,,» pair, „f iUkL
) , ? VR ,a. IliUK*iine i
|n
days had fewer topics, took their politics more strenuously,
had leas Hteruture^fewer libraries, hardly ugy magazines
and no moving pictures, to nay nothing of radio. Such mes
sages have indeed lout their savor a fa d which may In
charged to I’resident Coolidge, or merely to the limes we !i\t
T alking Machine in.—ttavutmuh News.
j
was said recently for
i
------------------- o - ------------Tons of dollars. Thcr**
when talk was rhf»»p,
FK0M THE VERSATILE pen of H. (J. Wells comes the
ot those figure-( following quotation in hia book, "The World of William Ulis»k that time* tmvc soid" relative to advertifmg: "A man or u class or a religion
—or anything th a t will not advertise—isn’t fit to exist in
jfirl doesn't Ixftiuve the world. It meuns it doesn't really believe in itself. To
r light untlcr n hur-hol, want to exist nnd not to dare to exist is something beneath
“ fnfm Trlhuttr. I* is
vulgarity,’*' Mr. Wells has expressed the Idea with u little
ilnfan th a t she h asn ’t
aJjility could.
small litoraiy
literury ability
J it uhdor.—Florida mom farce than th« paraon of nmall
tha sunie
(tunic tim e ho has supplied
nuppliet^ considerable
ranBltlpraWe food
fw
for
O r a lig h t;to hide At the
had thg iti*hel.
thoflght.—Palntkn NcWoe • . ♦
m
blue akyJ
>
3j
Famous fallitiej;
newspaper lna|) y lot*
of into retting
I,, v/.cuJ o p Th e WAV' 5M E G d T f t ?
T h e m CW H £ f? A M E C IO am TRrtP. A lA ^'E
tH Vl£W SMC
i W i m ^ e ^ F b b 'T T C A u S A e w e s F o g A T o g g _____ >
! Bachfu; Williso
I ht'hlntl his mother'i
Icompany came. 'Xcar'tS
■walk *round th, bkJt'*
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f i 7 THE ffisi]
Mower Urn,, Coo.
of a ll kin d ,. Roofm.'
inent t (daring, Etc, f
SANFORD CfiMi
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PA L A T K A NEW S
D aytona's tw, n e w spapers, t h e ' to tie thruugh the public press.
Journal and the News, have com (T heir riiisfiike was expensive,
j
There ure reasons why the sobined and will henceforth he is- [called "business m a n ’1 should not
sued tr oi ,011 |dnnt a n d u n d e r a
single o w n e rsh ip , it is understood
that the .Imirmi! v en tu re Ivy cer
tain 101 viries. men who e n te re d the
new spaper field w ithout previous
knowledge „ f that kind of business
rust lb, m
ajiproxiniiitclv nmel v
thousand dollars.
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News and ttic Daytona Bench J o u r I th a t >urii’M depends entirely ujkiii
1nal, briefly told, was published in ' ft? ability to give m ore than value
A ugust me
Itiv o rd
'i he received. U know.? th a t its a t t i
i Hie St
i cdncluduig p a r a g ta p h is th e meat tude must
be utlfduscd th a t it
in the eocoahut. for it is an in intif.t have nu friend* and no foc-s."
ught into a business fa ilu re by It realizen th a t It in a public in sti
ImsinesBi m en for reasons th a t are tution, not a p r iv a te cnnccrii. It
olivioUH'‘ to the analytical.
I cannot crush: it m ust exrcl
Tiiat lids venture -hnuld have
The men and women who really j
ro*t " c e r ta in business m en" •>( thin nyi ke the wheels of the n e w sp a p e r 1
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Igrift to s o m e frlcild or rclati.
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tectural period.
11 MV UNH IN’
The vegetables grow quickly, attain
Inn height of perfection In tKc-getun| rtiniste and nr« sent tnitinrkot
In refrigerator cars almost smiling
in their greeting from tlws summer
land. FVinda truck is not* only
first, it ,s 1k*bL
.
McLaut
R A Y BRO S.
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F L O R I D A ’S G R E A T T K I V K F A R M S
the nrms of winter and no gre*n
things cn n .groV out of doprs. ex
tent in the fo r South.
. Information coming out of Y e n
r. to the Affect that very heavy
plantings o f truck ure expected In
the Indian R ivet section. Tho par
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Diamonds front ui
ewtitblLshed Jrtdg
-
■ Call the Willard Battery
Men— We recharge and repair nil makew of h.itterles.
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FLORIDA
Sanford & (,rtttTK
In Ed[tveg4
Curb Si rvirr The Kb
S A N F O R D
succeed ns a publisher, Llusiness
is selfish, ii clean cut fight for
the survival of th e fitte st.
It?
1ethics, though tufty, a re not the
1e lb ,i’a
^ ,un Ut E sta te .
Its
t'0," ,»4’t '* " " II" e n tire ly different
’
1he l-ress. while neeessar
1'*> r‘‘ifl*li ^ the e x te n t that it
trip from Whbasso to Oslo reveals
hundreds of acres ready for totnutoes, or b*-mg put into candltion
for planting." saye a correspond
ent. who g- <- into some detail and
mentinn^
m a tte r of 100 acrc.»
here and :ou acres th ere Hnd ^50
acre* In imotttcr locality.
showing now firm s andt concerns
More tbm a thousand acres are
SUPREM E COURT JUSTICE entering Floridn to help in. buu- jnivntieneil n the sto ry , which is nut
William llnrm on Black demnnue? plying the need* of the rapidly Intended t lip, anything like a geo
[crnl c lip tc Rut i> is enough to
"ehiekcii-itoartod judges an<| jot growing state.
Trucking has been one o f the hig show Hint here will tie a lot of Flo
»■'■" th at enecturage crime, wtint?
quit k trinls, with two-thirds of Un- things for Floridti for many y e a rs ,. ridn t,,mie ,,-n nn the m nrket within
month < two, going out from the
tu n deciding, no unanlmnu* \,u , hut the pant ten years have soon
wonderful extension* am i expan • |t indint^ It 1 r section.
necessary.
Florida celery nnd Florida | The Mi, >■ correxpondeni, writing
T h e tw o third.* iden w ould not *ion*.
t from \ et, tell* of preparations for
- o i l c r im tn n la a n il the p ro s p e r,a r Uimntnp* n
purchase a t least five nf the 12 \ pntntoe.s -now ure very im p o rtan t I planting <>tntoes, and while it
among them would Ikj obliged to
*n ’he nation'* early s p rin g ,tw o wick ahead of the planting
tTme. even for th at pout hern locaL
tutors, w hereas now one or two food su j f Z '
Florhm tom atoes arc fnmotm the jty. th'* i-l potatoes qry being
putrliaMcl ’’gam e guys" con p re
country over, and Florida beans brought m by tho carload anj^R svent conviction.
•
and atraw h o rries1 apd Idtlufo
aibutcij mnong growers, w H ^vill
try for tlm earliest m arkets. [ (T fin to m p o ra ry C o m m e n t j peppif»f and ■a doxen o th crv
tkings front the Floridn • track
Anri tb-11, besides the tomatoes
It m ight be n goml id«>n tu con- farm s, help to keen thtj people of and potatoes, it isatnted th at Indian
River 1 ouiily truck«r« arc plannihg
rider pnsteuriMttC ’ ho next hatch the United S tates in good
it
tp raise ijunntities of pepper*, cab
of prim ary ol<Kthn* thi* country nnd good hum or when n
of the co u n try Is locked tig h t in bage, eggplant nnd straw berries
holdt-.—-Nashville Hanmr.
trk
S
»m be *
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i yt t m m
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I robably the 0B}, ■
u lo -l* cu re s ttiHl n a tu re ?upp1y«
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[ . T r ’A T R U E F I U E N D ffhOwa h im s e lf n s M ich b y d e e d s , n o t
Dancer Lose* Still.—Headline, It.
T !•
arriyetl in th is w o rd s.— S e n e c a .
is ctirioutK. how . IRtIo things will
tlon of
—
gut into th ih jia p a r evety now i.mj
on a wfWln Mr.
then.—Nashville* Banner.
certainly
T H E S A N F O R D F O R U M
... .»•
Sour note* a re not lx-ing added
(lie harm ony o f relations be
onO. ! umtprstand oar Sunday nf- to
have *, , ChrlAnia* Editor Sanford H erald:
tarnoon iiatul concerts are to.J>e tween thei ;Unlt«d State* and Mexh <1ivides' th e neeex -, For f^veral days I hnve O'
Iwld in the Milan* th e a te r during icq,—N ashville JBgtiner.
r- *xpen»eW- Into the obstfnee of “ B ringing Up
the winter. NO doubt thU is a
n t i / .It m ight
> ' eurplup of cotton,
gotxl Idea—whan the weather is 4 There
your banker er" In your'colum n*. A r
w
v " “ ■* wild bats, speakfess
th
u
t
I
am
kbCnty
diffip
disagreeable,—but on bright, aun^
would
lltural.—Nashwhen | fa ll to see this fcaturaH
a r& iB S S
ehiny day*, all. the natives .a n d Ing
""le pagoa of ,The Herald
especially the touHatf. would pre- vllle Dann
(Bevo t h a t ’dn, th is , I voice
> I
I«r l(«arfng the band give 1t« aplenB m e L
a w d m e n u of n
ow ironieqncertajn th ejjark . W hy not>
tually
11y be
our matchlci* climate to thn'
flS B L s —
«
Niash1, aupei- oomlc,
'and,,not ihuV 6uraotv*» up
non* other can r o u r a N f
ville Bawlf)
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A N l IT II E It MAXIMUM, the V ,
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With m any
U onnl C it y H u n k, fo rm e rly b ig g o -t try yet in e ljn e d to the fie
'iiiif tiin'.
ofic
tt A n t i-r u u . i* now the
lug g e.-t Florida R__
a is e s , c it r u s fr u it s int I
girl down the a tre c l general presentments— words to be printed nnd forgotten bank in the W orld, h a v in g in c re a se d entertain* w inter vi-itoru, conlcn'.
'at>*n >Vho reads them wholly nowadays?' (lone ard the bran itn c a p )till sto ck. T h e re is a d ro p then to 'tn jif the tinie nut so occu
-f -f if it t l in th is for s t o c k h o ld e r pied, the ex ten t of the trucking
nfxm*.
unity C hest’’ that *ho days when the whole country, at its fireside, in its c o u n t ■ hat re c e iv e " r ig h t s and p riv ile g e .," industry spreads, and grow s. Al
whole ’ett}* had con- ing office, or around the stove in the village general store, 1111,u n it in g to about s e v e n )y .fiv » most every industry ex isten t in
m illio n s , en o u g h to in, in te re stin g
the United S tates is possible here
read avidly and discussed heatedly all the great man in the
G e l n good h a n k , take c a re o f except the harvesting of nat
n e, and steadily the iists incre
cKintey died of cancer. White House wrote. Maybe that was because folks in those It, and It w ill ta k e c a r r of voti.
Sg, t» cn navpd Jf hi*
known about it
When you have on
in, consult .n dm-tor.
Btrloua,
Tot^S®
ufacturen.
h ig h e r tariff r„
Including tir J * j
he«n, |
An Arkanju ms* |
t0 W* wif» for to
he’,
Homo who
J t i l . W I L L H E gin,) to I,’i i i * ! y v U !h ,M,n " g c it y the r a t h e r p r m e t - o ffic e go a ro u n d a r c
a n d th a t in a I lnvt> the g a m e a n d w ho h a v e ite d i'hat y o tir r ,,u itt c \ is r ii b lit * jijle ' ly su m of
t g ig a a t i, e x p e ri,b tu re s, the »n u n , puriod ,,f lese th a n ,111c y e a r , is ra te d lh e ir liv e * to t h e ir jtro fes
have j sin n s. T h e y h a v e b e g u n a t the b utr y 's *•xeu*.. Incom e ts rtnw n ls t v o , not s t a r t lin g to tlm sc w ho
W atched th e trend o f n e w sp a p e r p ,m nnd w o rke d th r o u g h .
They
', iii btindrxul m illio n dollar* Dorn
phogruss.
It I* no re fle c tio n upon art in s p ire d b y e n t h u s ia s m , r a t h e r
s ruts sn v ftvt- h un d red m illio n s
T h e y would
I Mins X I V or the Duke of O r e ith e r I he a cu m e n ,,i the u iiv r g v of] th a n by love o f g a in
1 he .e {do t o era t it p i , ipi jet ,,r
blit
content in any oth e r vorat„
e -o i- , j e g r e t , would have fo u n d .
M4
ih r a t h e r
a n o th e r
ch apter in a turn
Thev most posses* the fivr
■N til lis t hut u j- 1jiiH klv
*l,>n th at h a ? been , ,fieri fold
It
sen*,’of tin norm al m ortal and
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is f 1 rth e? p io f 1 tod 1?1■. fiat tin tin- sixiti *eii?t ,f m uss |ikyetp>logy
x*' i
tlullurs,
new, pa pel g a m e Is a pi of e - i,.n in Thes cannot b. bulotual blunder
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of The Jo urnal are well
known tics, Their* is a profession, ju st
DR. S I’AII I.INftKK. Swi?* *<, a lo n g the F lo r id a E a st C o a s t , oven us much so a* tea c h in g and the
T h e y h ave luw are professions into which the
•n't"t. Ju ik show n that ca ttle cun .th ro u g h o u t t iic state
w o n d e r f u lly
*ucriuurfu)
in um nteur cannot plunge for n flyer
bn niHib' ittin u in c to u ib o r c it ,,*]j I been
1 1*4-1 r ch o sen fie ld s el-<- th e v w ould and , xpert to comp out with 1111
bj vac, m at ion
f
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not h a v e ha<l th i? p elf
to burn singed wing
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T in - fig h t u g a iu * t tu b cf, ul»t>t.
!■ 1- not s u rp risin g th a t
this
1,1 k<- o th e rs w ho W ot, to eftntvol
" u h l !?■ m m le M i,ii'* * fu l w fttur.it
p u b lic o p in io n and ' -se ild an on gr- ,|: of I,u- 11,ess men dfiqqied a
. a , , fn a in .n , a lth o u g h tint I w ,,ubl
Thev were due to
liu ged m flu e n e o in
n m im it y uf p u l l n 300,1 Hill
a grout t,lc * slfig . should jl p n n
f u n ? , t lie \ lte lie v i‘,1 ■ >., r o v u l road sjf, od it hc.i t i»t loss
-u ic o H s fn l iti a d va io *‘fi case?
(1001I food, f M*„!i alf ir-f auj
viV'otia),lc ,»i‘jiiw arc tin- tul»*r
k Kw
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I m u 51 I'XA ti r e r t a in r e v e n u e s 'in or
‘ ''t c g o in g s to r y of Ih e n m n l- ,(,,r to c o n tin u e s u c c e s s f u l o p e rn K in n u tu n i of the D a y t o n a
Ucacti ' tion, seeks f ir s t t o serve, it know* [
n gicni vit.lim tcm hei m Hi rlut,
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Delightful Birthday
Party Given Thursday
By Frances Johnson
S.
D A IG E R ,
FOURTEEN NATIONAL SORORITIES
ARE REPRESENTED ON CAMPUS
* AT STATE WOMAN'S COLLEGE
S O C IE T Y
Literature^ Members
Hold Enjoyable Meet
Wednesday Evening
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The Literature departm ent of
the Woman’s Club held a special
meeting Wednesday afternoon for
the ^purpose <if discussing m atters I
of great interest to the depart
ment.
' Final plans were made for. the
presentation of n one-act dram a,
To Be Presented By I
Eleven ,of the sororities ownjThe Epwortlw League |
Dr. Holt To Address
Parent-Teacher Body
At Geneva On Monday
rk
S ten strom , Douglas
Stenstrnm
pn'f evening from j Douglas S tcnatrom , Knidee Wil[ m "Ye Fireside j Rums, Inez'W illiam s. Edwin Wil
( non, Mary Virginia N'ott. Annnl>elle m ethvin, Ralph McGaghin
l t _ . j oi.ini„ tun i t
I lla /e i Phillips, Billy Johnson, Ver*
nnd shower for , I( Rivers, Van Kennedy, Dorothy'
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t 8lO, -'b 'ii'rs,
Jg n ell B etts.
I.aum‘
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Hryj,n' M1rlam *I,,llcr’ Jo,;n J o r - |
' Rev and
C’w h , Robert llowel!
fcller ns |>.*tMKrr
Mnrrieil Man.
E pw orth League
o'clock nt the
litorium
The sororities represented are, ,
inn Signin, Sigm a Kappa, P! Beta
Phi, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha
x b[,la . Eel a Tnu Alpha. Alpha
Gamma Delta, T heta Upsilon, Pi
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— Epsilon.
Kappa
Sigma,
Sigmu
Tnu
The sororities try to follow the
motto of Pan-Hellenlc, "We, the
tIC i f tile W e lfa r e
Mrs. tv ¥ Wallace W right, Mrs.
Cary Jesst\n uml Mrs. Jam es L
tie Woman’s Club
W e lls motoVvd to D e l.n n d T h u r s
d a y , w here th e y spent th* a fte r
returned . noon
a> where
W a lte r
.
M organ
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of
.
D aytona
they i Ba* & ' *Pl nl ,thp ,lny hvere Friday
|ic .h-pinug,
1ntt<’nd"1»f 1,1 business.
Mrs. W. C. HUl is .exported to
Jacksonville was
return home Sundny from Atlanta.
*** visitors in tho
Gn., where she has been visiting ns
the guest qf Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
LeGcttc.
York
nnkd AM),000,by
ny todty in - h6r |
r for breach of j
►*ll. Now
.John W, H u\ p-.
ItUburgh shovfcl
The award
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I'Eht and returned
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fraternity, which re- ■
piires n tngh scholarship as pre- J
[ requisite membership nnd whose ■
from the a
members must come
School of Education.. Omicron Nu ■
is nu honorary home economics h
frntcniity. Us members must do ■
outstanding work in home Cconom-n
ics, nnd excellent work in other ■
subjects. Phi Kappn Phi is a n n -i
tional scholastic fraternity, takingB
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Sanford’s Fioncer Radio
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Gruen,E o lu v a -
McLaulin
, The Jeweler
Distinctive Christmaa
THAT ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE | |
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Continuous from 1 p. m to
11 p m.
SATURDAY
J a c k H o x ic
nnd '
The \\ oman s f luh is to lie con- ,
l.o ls W ilson
in
‘‘THE
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COMEDY
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The largest stack in the City in platinum
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loterstatc Com-
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involving
1706 Park Avcntte *
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I* ths curi-
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A LARGE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS
SCniMlNATORY
Dec. 10—(/P)_
■M from fakeot diicrrmiuatory
***** Riven Tam*
• Hockley repoff-
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Fragile, apearin^ crystal ware of tinted Ve
nerian glass, delicate china pieces just un
packed. Lamps, placques, boojc ends and .de
* sets of hand tooled leather. Ycur shopping toui..,
becomes a pleasure at Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, And
the prices are so leasonabie.
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tiie college are real honor socie
Mrs. G eorge Hynes, form erly of
ties T o he u member of an hon
orary, organization is a signal of Sanford but now of D aytona
the best in th a t line. Alpha Chi Bench, spent the day here Friday
Alpha nnd f ’lii Delta Phi are kin with friends
dred organisations,
Alpha Chi Alpha is « journal- '■
istir f r a te rn ity whose
m em bers *
have distinguished themselves inn
college journa lism , while Chi Deltag
j Phi stands for the best in l ite r a r y ^
effort.
II
, lota Pi Omicron is un h o n o r a r y ■
historical fra te rn ity , nnd Its mem J|
. bers m u-t excel in history, a t the ■
same time m a inta ining n high a v - J
, ernge in o th e r subjects.
m
Knppn Delta Pi is an honorary j|
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Wqs
C a f e te r i a ' S u p p e r
S a tu r d a y N ig h t
C to ,6 p. m .
local talent
iu»I ' ik where he
kben Munroe ErThe many friends of Mrs J. K.
pet during service
fho recently re- S p u rtin g will re g r e t to learn th a t
after spending she is ill nt her home, "The Oak's,”
|tond Mr. Erwin on Mcltonville Avenue.
-------- lute Robert tS
Mrs W oodward Barnwell, who
pre-ident of the
Ltn, H n ilro u d . H e hitr been visiting hero ak the gue st
Leffler,
Prol»■ in April and 'o f tier uunt, Mrs, Ella
leaven S a tu rd a y for her home in
sm-Mt residence.
educational
Rt. P etersburg.
White arid M r s . 1
^»«>l«.red to J a c k - !
C o n g re g n tio n n l
• P a r is h H o u s e
•v*
F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y
WATCHES
W r istPocket
Uogburn. with a clev-
or
Henderson standards and serving, to the heat
\Arcade,
a t th e
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, " orm n s i mu. wm present nt
of our ability, our college cummu- g ra tu la ie d on its progress! veness i
nitty. Good college citizennhip aa in ta k in g the initiative in what
a preparation for good citizenship will probably devydyp into u seriops RtUe theater niovement simte
l l .
_; | Thbnidly, t ' f l ^ flew At -,jayB
t j)e
thllt aba|j
lar to those being *o greatly en
joyed in the larger curturnl cen
burr.h ,at n ,,KUl1 ln"t>c and . Pacific Tea f'o., whTid, our
o u r c h a p te r Hetivitlea.’’
activities.
o'clock.
opens Baturdny in thc McLander
The honorary o rg a n isa tio n s a t ters at present.
|r-da>
as Bazaar
TELEPH O N E:
in order of thuir installation, Knp- S
.........vening of Dec. 14,
pa Delta. Chi Omega, Alpha Delta th<1 '’harm ing little piny, "His Ja p .
Pi, Delta Delta D elu . Sigma Rig | a n ,s r W ift- ' >">der tlie direction
T h l'’ l,l,»y hy Grace Griswold,
Wlts flrKl presented at the Orphe
uni T he a te r in Brooklyn in 1004,
and is dedicated hy its a u th o r to
Valerie" B e r g e n 1, “ by whom*' Bug-1
Sylvia McLendon. J nlay i l h n d y ,1
u n d e rg ra d u a te f iip n ib # ^ ,; gcstiim the play whb w riU rn, and , gjnjM B andy. M arjorie C a rv e r , „tnnd for good scholarship, for the whose to tin g injured it- success.” !
Marion E strid g e , E s th e r Benjam in j g u a rd ia n s of good health, for
A 'p e rin l pt-rformnnee of " H is )
F r a n k Bipijaniin, Richard McGag- whole-hearted co-operation with Jap a n e se Wif. " was given Hy The i
hin, Volte W illiams J r „ Charles our college’s ideals for student l i f e . !
Aclor^
:i Bedford Street, i
Williams, A r th u r Johnson, Dili Fay for the m aintenance of fine social Strand L o n d o i d n 11*07.
tuetc Wife," pre |
llenilerjop.
ijiji, W inston
Literattirfe departimuoV Club at P ' Shlrlay Winston
turned home ■ from Jacksonville
where she spent a week as the
guest of Mrs. C. E, Pe|ot- . '
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party given this week yt •} tlTSt of , fA tEA H A SS
Thursday aftamoqji when Frances (Jp|—Fourteen national sororities! ing in all departm ents of the col*.
p u r given by the ^°hn*cyii bright,‘young dsughtor of I.(R^T'Fourtean
are represented1 on the
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campus of lege. It is sim ilar to -Phi Beta
fob bf the Baptist m f. and Mrs. George Huff, en ter-' th e Florida State College for W
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font-i Knppa, except that it is nob conlheld at store next’
talned a number of hen-friends a t en. Silt national honorary frn tc r-! fined merely to students 'of A.tL
h e r' home on Lafrrel Avenue, in nities are also represented. ’
Jand B.S. courses.
L-wiil meet with
Many of the sororities hnve i
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colebratiun
of
her
seventh
birth
bhton on Hughey
day.
been on the campu* for yenrB, Kap- (
M a rrie d
lock.
pa Delta having been-etUtUUhcdj^
iV ld l 1 lc U
IVIGu
Festoons
of
pink
and
green
lb Meeting of. thu
crepe
paper
were
suspended
from
in 1D0-I, *it being iho oldest at the
he opal Church at
college.
:
e Woman’s Club. . the corners of fhe rooms to the
chandeliers.
Pink
hibiscus
and
A. He Cottcs will
beautiful homes near the campus,
30 o’clock- a t her ferns jHso helped to emphasico the
where
many
of
the
members
llvp.
Prominent
on tho social caicncolor
niotif
of
pink
and
green.
| Avenue honoring
Centering the refreshm ent table, They provide much-needed room dnr for next week is tho*play, “A
Hutchison,’ a recant
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.354^1 which had been laid with a lovely for the students to live in, and at Poor Married Man,” to ho presentwar of the Congrc* lace cloth, was the largo birthday a more moderate rate than could cd by the Kpwort|, league Players
Tuesday evening a t 7:30 o'clock ^t
b at the Parish- cake iced in green and topped with be rented elsewhere.
The sororities of the college are tlio High School Auditorium.
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"Avenue and Third
inited in a College Pan-Hellenic,
Profcsror John B. Wise, about
i brunch of the National Pan-Hel- to tw married, W aller Tyler,
Mlssjonary Society
lenic Association. The Pnn-HelDoctor Matthews Graham, 1 u
tChurch will enter[of Stewards a t a
lock in the Sunday
I
face, nnd. wns awarded a lnrgo
Santa Claus doll. The boys’ prize,
n hornj wont to Weber Wellborn.
Ijite In the afternoon refresh*
moots consisting ofTce cream and
[l Church Bazaar wafers were served by Mm. Huff
[ cus p at 3 olclpck. assisted by Mrs. It. B. JarviB, Mrs.
r . will be ;«erred A. C. Williams, Mrs. V. W. Johnlock. ' ' * 1
son.
Favors of minintutc pink
I Dr. H.million Jlull, president ot
■ Club will ‘’meet | baskets filled with candies were
j Rollins I liege at Winter Pari;,
at toe studio of | given each child.
Will deliver n lecture livU Monday
Munson on Myrtle
Among- the children enjoying
afternoon before members of the
this affair were Nancy Itdsaiter,
Geneva I’arent-Teschcr Associa
Meta Crook, Sam CFbok, I,. M.
tion, according to an nimouiiccTelford Jr., M artha Dunno Telford,
ment today. The lecture is tho
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second n(t a series given by morn1 yXndcrson, F e lix A ndcrion. LuUcln>un
c ®n* chnperono. selected a n d '
, bers t*f the Hollins faculty and is
<h»T
Gormlcy, M arg aret Rpcnrcr, Eu- n,p Pn>v5.‘* b>\ thc
nulhori- \
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keenly nntlci]iiited by patrols of
ing t f the T ruth Igcnin W nrrvn, W eber Wellborn, ^ . Tho l'ha^erone ' vork, Wlth , Th(> r
Departm ent of
of the Methodist R obert Steele, Dole Ward. Ju lia n th%«irU’
“dv.sei, them.
W«» m n ? Ch.b will nreMent »tile (jenev u sc hi ml.
m v*
R E S ID E N C E
E D IT O R
Printed
terns n
finer bII
ing ropi
d e s ig n s in stri.
le d g e no supei
Efipicsto "
a in cravats of
I*and,all-over patr in the ranking
im p o M ib ld o f "b>
oor worth.
,
�cien- ^ A fortune In nickels Ur
delivery of • gift* ail
Christina*. Happy N f
messages will swell th
a c«mV*. bucket lng*. ‘One lad said it
ttrictlvc beneath the, money bo*; tHtp* ft uncommon f? f the pay
m i vito- lover-am f the nickel* spin Into the to yield upward* of $
single week a t Chrictjna
r «
ball*,
finnan
5sa?t
Britain lends the w ay In motor the' dejKirtinont *tort»‘
time are groupa eljgh
cycle m ihufacttlfe, one firm turn cent of the days of thi
ing out more machine* 1than aire
i * . .by*'all
.1 the
. r .Amprlcnp
■» ____ !monllminced candied gin- „ja<le
others apparently '!bdy frie n d s"
nil oM be,w orking type, are wait
.hrt4ddT c«bb.m .. * I" motorcycle* Urnt yM r WM worth ing
when the shop girl* stream
rated1carrot, -I table- more than 6,000,000 pounds.
Into" tho street n t G:30/
! tablespoons lemon
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won . sugar, 1*2 teaTho passing In New York p O W
ioked salad dressing, referendum against -.the prohibition
cherries.
amendment brought back tho cloVa.
go in cold water for Ope cnterprielng and hopeful resDreln odd dry be* taurant hian se t out a bowl a t the
Combine with car- caahier’r desk for the use of cdsigfr» xalU .. oil and tonicxs ns thoy paid nnd went.out.
id pour over cabbage The result siQ iied even him and
it well .with a fork now,. he is surprised to say* Kb
coffee.
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Electricity was first applied 'to a
steam railroad in 189p when tho
Nkntoxkct branch of t h e '' New
York .yew Haven and Hartford
road wa* electrified.
McLANDER a;
CORNER.COMMERCfAL-SANFORD AVE
PHONE 107
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_______.„ J T R lC fE D # iR K tN te SPA C ES-W E HAV
YOUR PURCHASES IN YQUR CAR
‘ There is every prospect of n
scientific pilgrim mage . to Wales
and the North of England a t the
end of next June when an eclipse
of the sun will be total In theae
nnrt* of Great Britain.
B ritain. '
parts
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Bacon, 1-2 lb. boxes, sliced, skinless,
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Ft platen and fill center with
AmUturc. Garnish with a
n il'o v er town, in the show w i
dows of grille, restouranto, and
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chop*"*’houses.
„ . ^ of new
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eitobliihm cnto..use;itbet earn* ftp*
peal.1to the m assing patron-poten
tial—a blating honrth, on top of
which steam* juicy runsts brown
ed to a turu.V
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*ivrsy» have lettuco on hand
M r * r a 'delicious salad without
1 lb. Sliced Breakfast
Bacon .......... .............“
D a r i n g the -w arm
a t im m e r d a y * I t l« e a s y
t o p r e p a r e d e U c lo n *
a n d n o u r le h lu g v b o w c r u g fli w i t h K L I N .
E g g n o g , c h o c o la te
t a n k , K L IM w i t h r o o t
b r e r , s a r s a p a r illa o r
C o c o a C o la a * £ l a r o -
7 packages V-C Washing
Powders
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rite*. Give th e m to th e
c h ild re n (o r h e a lth .
At The Basket
QUALITY
COME IN
AND
SEE US
n O M M IH H Iae < fr: ^ *
LOOK LOOK LOOK
It is going to be A Great Day, Saturday* December 11th, The Opening pf the
~"Honest-to-goodness Bread—Jhut is as far above the ordinary as1the skies a
r~ rabove your eeiliiig—is ydurs nqw tender, flaky and full of rare bread flavor
v * The kind you would be proud"to a # you ‘'baked yourself, and of which we a
flrotid;, Rolls, too,’that turn an ordinaryr breakfast into a delightful repast
• _drfspy and a crunchy appeti^e-awakon ing.
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m
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can Table Peaches,
in heavy syrup.......
Pot Roast,
Hamburger,
Compound Lard
Pound ........
Lard,Compound, 4
pound pail 56c,
8 lb. pail .................
Brisket Stew
Veal Stew,
Pound . j
Bread
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Best, 6 lb. bag 85c,
12 lb, b a g .............
Sirloin Steak^
Pork
Veal Chops,
Pound .............
Flour Ballard’s Obe-
JtB B g ***
12 lb s...... ..........
Pork Loin Roast,
Fresh Pork Hams
New York Rolled
Ribs, pound........
Fancy Blue Rose
3 pounds ........ ..
Round Steak,
Shoulder Lamli
Link Sausage,
Pound
Potatoes, large,
Fahey stock,
10 pounds.......
P ic e
Smoked Sausage,
Skinned H am s,.
Pound ...........
Potatoes
5 lb s,....
Best
Creamery Butter
Pound ..............
Carrots*
Parsnips
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of -25c .... ........... * i . k f t i r
TASTE
Pork Shoulders
White Bacon,
Veal Roast,
Pound
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Naturally we use only the best an’d- purest ingredients for our Standards in the
selection of materials for bake# goods start where the regulations of the food
laws leave off.
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Picnic Hams* Chuck
Roast, Pure Lard,
Pound ..................
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Egualled by few, excelled by none ypu’ll find an assortment here that are not
oryy
a delight
to the eye,
but
p treat for the palate*,’ , t j" .
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Hnm.ii lb
Cooling Beverages
for Summer Foods!
SER\LIGE
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10 lbs., Good Irish
Potutot'H ...... ...
2 Ibn. Nice Juicy Frunen
Fnitien
POW D
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Fresh,
1 dozen
Milk, Pet or Car^atiori, 5 tall cans 4fi!e,
5 small cans .......
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�D E O EM P E R 10; 1920
Volstead Act Breeder
Of Ruthless Criminals
Says Report Of Jury
L FIs.. D**
yhompi')1,» wanted
Lgfftts charging1 him
,'wprthlcM check, la
„k. Dr.’
Holton,
footi dt this city, deon hia return from
‘n e w
York ,
d <*\ io .
-
gp )
-
Th<* Vnlateed n e t: i> ft breeder of
“ruthless aad dangerous crim inals"
and jahould be placed, in the opin Smyrrta highway nearing Complete
ion of th e federal grand jury as
expressed in a resolution adopted,
flu L -w , .
. nineteen to four, after comidera*
« id Thompson was tion of liquor cases.
ihionable hotel under
f, Thompson ia also ■ The ^ovem ber grand ju ry adopt
. • Ml
ed tho resolution upon its disso
the bonding - **- lution Dec. 6, but it was nob pub
, Only' 100 bushels left.
M his surety ’while
We are dnsinR out Saturi with the F ir s t lished /u n til today. -Copies * were
Sherff Hodges sent to senators from New York,
day.
itde no plans to re- federal judges and public proso• 1
cutors. Officials hero said they
n here.
'
it to bejthe firs t expresits k in d fv e r made by u
grtmd 0ury. > 1 * "
C cm e E a r l / '
The copies were signe/l by L.
First St. and Itailrond Ave
W. Flounlacher, foreman of the
jury, -who said theft.95 per cent of
She Likes
Our Smiling
-Service—Always
Finds A Place 7
To Park—Gets
;
l .
Real Bargains
Apples! Apples!
$1,55 per .bushel
Method For
[Golf Ball Is
By Blakoe
Dec. 10.— — D r.
ikoe, phyeocologist
developed a t e r r if y
hitting a golf b all
; the feet. ,
ic modern style Is
has developed n
that ijf revolutiontl must be planted
ground throughenit
i system All w aist
So Will You
If You Come
To Edgewood
JJ is 10 pounds Sugar
■ 5
10 pounds York Apples-,.....__
S »
10 packages W ashing Powders
5
■ ■
tics, a re employed.
| profesilonal* Arc "
pp his system. D r.
i.
The orthodox ■
driving,- he say s,' |
Ivciopmcnt of som e
hr development o f
jees the golfer w alk
>t turned In, .
6
Pompano
Black Bass
Sheephead
Salt Water Trout
Bide Fish
.
Sea Bass
I)rv Salted Mullot
Bed Snapper Steaks
Fresh Fish line
Live and Dressed Tennessee Fowls
McLANDER ARCADE — FIRST ST. -v
•‘ CORNER STORE NEAREST POST OFFICE
• v PLENTY PARKING SPACE .
.... .....
■ n
3
SATURDAY DECEMBER 11th
Maxwell House Coffee
■ 5
No. 2 can Peas, 2 t o f .....
■ 3
No. 2 can Tomatoes, 3 for
B,?
No. 2 can Corn, 2 for ..............
Campbell’s Soups, 3 for
....
■ Sanford at Geneva
EREECONOMY
Phone
Right now those of us who joined a
saving Club last year are rejoicing—^,
T is inobey saved, which we didn’t miss.
A & P values will make your savings
go further, and make it possible for you"
to save even more this year.
/
Nice Georgia Yams
3 !)f>
Seminole Fish & Poultry Company
317 E. Firs!
e Peculiar
Itgsfta* Ice crem*
L boys, they wei'l*'
[ t h e ir nppetiln f"*'
[But
they grow j
|e m en they seldom i
p for aueh sweets. I
hen who know ou r
| are q u ite w illin g
■ they iAivu m* b ig
fit now d i they d id
u llt y
co u n ts!
Ir the Holi
Season
Phone 4K1W
W e’11 S a v e You
Money and Give
You Service
Tasty goodies that
will tickle y our
palate and ap
pease your hunger.
Yet .Ma'aid! IUr Ki here
In Sanford, n real Big
mmH -X X - v
City Delicatessen right ready to serve yrm l^T asly
goodies, hnndy*. nourishing, Rood foods ready cooked
In the ihosT’a^petiithg mnnneYf iffhrigfirrtndfT o eat.
To the woman who has her hands full with Christmas
Shopping, we suggest (hat she try some Delicatessen
Specials and save (lie rush to prepare a dinner after
a shnppinR tout/
Fancy Iceberg
Del Monte No. 2 1-2 can
Sliced
Per
Can *
\ oiume alone enables us to Rive (he low prices we o f
fer on Groceries. The large turnover in our business
permits us to wc rk on a low margin of profit as we
turn our slock quickly and make profits on volume.
Baker’s
E CREAM
T h e Tasle Tells
12 pound
sack
Tall Cans A. & P
W W tflM
Del Monte* No. 2 1-2 size can
[ a
|
Sliced 'ifW
reaches Halves
g Waterground Meal
10 pounds
Mel .under Arcade
Per Pound
Guaranteed Sell’ Rising Flour
24 fldWidf*......
*&■
<Ti 1
6 pound
sack
e 1'lidding
3 Pounds
California Pack
60-70 osizes, 3 lbs.
40-50 sizes, 2 lbs.
Grits,
10 pounds
NO. 1 Maine
Fancy Rice,
per pound
jj Pork & Beans
S ' large can
OLD DUTCH
Pink Salmon
tall can „t..
Gef
More Milk
Right Down
the Line
NWr
Campbell’s Soups,
e * b k " m ilk i w h ic h
y o u a r e m i s s i n g if
ons.
y o u d o n ’t f e e d
■ Sugar Corn (3
2 pound can
>; i A
fitth ^ p a il
range for a
rings In
These ate
A r
s e n ic t e s t th a t
w ill b eat a ll
>-
s a v in g s b ;
w&m
, • »' . w in V jr
iTt l*n i» i c
Pure Georgia Cane
Syrup gallons —
I t 's ju s t l i k e fin d in g
m o n e y to g e t th a t
3 Cabs A & P Brand
�Is Continued Over
Southeast,IsReport
f Tire* V(«m*n
ELS UP)—Talking" fatig».lc*s then It does men.
> scientist a y s |n a dry
.^rithj&lit entering
t a ^ p A /F Is,
p>4‘ « M ? > jonlroviiTiy a s to wheth- Flne weather, continued over, the
mkle Is hiore* ’ talkative Southeast undoF the influence of
high pressure on the south A tlantic
coast early tO day;*a|d the report
frdm W. J . 1,Bennett, government
m eteorologist here; P ressure wa*
low ’ over .the lake region and
cloudy w eather -with local fain or
■now was reported. Rain extend?*
e& southward. into the northern
portion of the’ Gulf states and mid*
mat*.
eientlst
explains Ms
by two /sets: first, that
ir the length of the vocal
ha more energy is re
produce a sound; second,
vocal chords of women
ir than those of men.
i
^ .w iu u n i
" l ^ h X ; and Jim e,! ' ^ C rim e ,
ope o f the men sought, were a r
rested lost J k to b e r on a charge of
usin g the m a ils. to .d efrau d b u t
were not indicted. :W, H. Goinej;
the 'th ird man for whom a ..War*
tiyit has been issued, is under-bond
U
Im p e ril ;V
s ^
sjm
t o th e Civil a ij f i
A fter sweep.
bill *
I bUhS
Reports
mounting
„Y
f t , ;?arn W* -ivtre r o p o ^ ^
Tbe bar.
t r i m fa y L fl
' rtslmSm
seriously
HERALD SELRCTIONH FOR
S^MINOLA PARK
State ’h U h ^ O f f f e l a l : :
rushed foHtrnnd tratispertnt
the re lie f of f ifty njotorisl
were strhtitfed Tiffbon mi lei
below the 1
.prptopiEatiei
Pt-rting the
the advan;*
*'y pension
the burtsu's
.Indio fnsl night when tl,
the pgyst.ba.
Felipe bridge NokhtRl rut.
Arizona Officials have dosed
It Sah tP«Jrp
isr iili* a
m
Gnjifojfnigl
jirts'iOiJjie 'rog.
i r r
iiib irJ f. I 'W n .I .r
Storpia, JU
flpcdt?d it
djte Mlssiteippi Valley. TempersiTI&tt BOB COSTLY.
t u r n were mostly above normal
0f t .
Bri t i sh women
aifng lopg-hair clubs as a
I f l lA a t ’th* high cost of
f. tdSVen thb'ordinary hair-’
eho charges about 1,8 cents
The weather was mostly fair, exc c p f for n d n l r f "Southern "CalT"
fomia and Arizona, and rain or
Snow In* Washington.
Tem pera
tures warp not fa r from normal.
Highest yesterday, lowest last
Slfdressefs the charges
n
fg
h t/w ith precipitation for 24
Bgher. A -h aircu t, aham *
curling costs working hours endipg a t 8 a. m, today:
.
High Low Pctn.
least. $1.25.
.
A tlanta : Birm ingham
Boston
_
Buffalo
t fc P ? # N
l.w o W p U i e
from their m«
High winds, lashing the harbor were tattled si'
__ ^
f
•r
JA M *
,51
,(*2
,00
,0 0
#m otets 4 b |f i. Just ceje-
,, anniversary .raw ■. in
• hU tanr. !."Pdr , twenty** 0 e s Moihes
been p ro m p ter Galveston
wtVes directed by M ax Kansas City.
j* "
i;
Memphis
ntates slie has stood'in New Orleans
Resumption of. the tfiaf#P t'fho su it Against Joseph L citer.o f Chicago,
in which his 'title d B m fth ^sister, 'th e CoUntess of Suffolk arid ."Berks
charge*-m ism anagem ent of the $3,000,l*(lO estate left by t h e i t j a l h e r
found LeRcr again, on the witness stand in u crowded Chicago court*
roam, where, these picturca were taken. I.filer is shown. In .the center;
ARE YOU BUYING
TIRES & TUBES?
& ^ V ,! •’<.<
; thousand time*.- * She N ew York
to .reliable that soma Oklahoma City
PARENT-TEACPJER ASSOCIATION OE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOLDS MEETING
Washington
p In R oj* taut
j Bartow
assla—t/P)—rAiiwMd Kurils
Fb‘ Myern
ii.o ' n '* -
'
r ,
-
\ r
Two High School Grid
Teams Me6t For Title
*
gnltlon Of her bold venLOS ANGELES, Dec 10.-U7’) m srs Schumarino was Football teams Of Tuscaloosa, Ain.,
honorary member of tho high school nnd tlje Bellefonte
Ith jtb lfh she is the first Academy of Pennsylvania will
meet here late this month for tho
national prep champicrqship, it
was announced today by Puss Hnlbriter, chnirmqn of the football
com m ittee of the Los Angeles Jun
for Chamber of Commerce
H albritcr said tho day had nut
been definitely decided upon hut
th a t It may he played nit any of
three dates, C hristm as day, De
cem ber <10 or 31.'
U*l» .Terry Returns
5n — ,(/P) — Dame Ellen
Jbeh of the English stage,
from hpr close retirement
>e UM few month* to take n
in the Royal Box »t the liaytet -Theater. In spite of her
Ml fay .deafness,, she lieard
■ v-ihicrca»iti
K 4JTtklfi
*pay tributu to ber
l&erl
i
* *** her
ice. 1She uni With
•now white hair almost und^Weilesley, for a crew has been
ddfthb: a wide block hat. She is formed among tho women ktudentn
a t the English university
Substitute* for Hust>and
’ L O N P0N — UP) — I*ady Maud
HOBtre,*wife of the British Air Min
ister,'substitutes for her husband,
Six.-.Samuel, When he^anhot fill a
speak log engagement,
t*Sbio of the henviefit duties of
E
df * Cabinet M inister is
^tb‘h e r. husband’s speech■ Lady 'Hohre. “As my
has made as many speoehIr titrestlohs as the strike
»*ve made on th<$ coal sitthink I ftnnw his viow*
tell,*' she explained at r
O fe u n g where her huslmnd was
/Chedujed to speak.
Cotmtras Now News Girl
^B U p A P E B T —lJP)—Ilka Pslmay,
o one of the most famous
rs stars of Europe, has
iced to . islUnjf. nswspaform er diva, .who is only
of age and who retired
stage when through her
the becamo the Countess
is of recent years become
ofipiuch adversity* She
>r a,licen se to open a
1booth In the city's prin»
I
iif iM ir * ~
_Hi
Tho “ undergraduate eight" hn»
been working out regularly on the
Isis. It is reported they will row
u race with the Women.students of
Reading University on the Thames
near Reading in the near future.
A university regulation 'declares
Uiat women shall not J a k e port in
boat races, but
evade this rule
'I*
r
You know tho pew tire shop nt 20fi 1-2 West
Street? You- better buy your tiree there mul
iy*o greatest actors have Raleigh
play Unless Frau Hoert- St. Xx>uis
Salt 1J»kc City
ipllshed the daring
‘the most tempestJ T*t, .Pierce
Jacksonville
il> Black Sea in a
tKey West
ioo* started Miami
ill rowboat down the Orlando
Wsi*^ A fter many thrill* Tampa
Titusville
ritn e w - abe ultimately
AWaatouol, *having ,covr
stsace 'of approxJm.stflM
ns, am! -being th e - f ir s t
I, have shot the ‘Dnieper
i*
''jflszFf i ^ ; - '
IIS' Magnolia Ave,
the afternoon was Mra. ft. C.
Lhivi-v. chnim ian <>f the Uettcr
Alovie unmillet* uf I he W elfare
(iepiirtmcnt of tiie Women’s t ’luh.
asking i !»•- m others and member*
of the I'lirciit-Teurlier* AsSoeiotion
to aid in eeiiring L itter moving
picture*, f ■! the children- She
ut&o asked that u rornm iltee he np
pointed ti rnee* with the ccitlmit
tees from the other nesociation*
some time m January. The com
m itter named included Mrs. Fred
Dinger, chairm an, Mrs Fred Wit- ■
son arid Mrs.
fllin l.aney.
'J
The prize for tiest attendance '■
of m o th tis at this m eeting was won J:
by Miss Appleby i room A fter nl! ■
business had been transacted, a dr J
lightful program wus
rendered, a
which irictudeil riie following read J
tngs:
|■
I roundings
Mrs. Feline Barber, school pro‘'When Pn Was a Hoy,” by Dor*
cipal, gave on interesting talk or , otliy Pope
^
| the sale of the Red Cross Christ*
"Pillow -Fight
11V M anedejlji
j mas seals, nnd also Invited all pnrlonta and friend* of thjs-Gram m ar j "TaktnK Dm Cuumi*," l*y Hloise
school children lo attend t h e 1Wmn.
Christmas program to he presented
There wa.- no social hour at this
Dee. 21 at 2 o'clock.
|m eeting, but nl the next m eeting
Another interesting' ■speaker of refreshm ent* will he served.
One of the largest meetings evor
held hy the Parent-Teacher* A*»ociation of tin* Gram m ar school yv»«
that of Thucwlay afternoen. The
gathering » a i presided over by
the general chairman,M rs. I.. N.
H.msell, in the absence of the
Gram mar school chairman, Mrs. J.
E. Preston.
After the rending of the minutes
of the past meeting, reports were
given hy the various officers and
committee chairmen* Suggestions
for the improvement of the school
grounds were requested nnd every
member was urged to present ho m e
plan at the next meeting, which
will he held the serum! Thursday
in January, for the beautification
of tlie school grounds utui sur*
i
Railroad President
Dead In St. Louis
ST LOUIS, Dec. 10,-—UP)—C.
N. Whitehead, 4H, president of the
s Missouri, Kansas ti Texas Rail
road, who suffered a nervom
breakdown last* Cktober, died In.a
the two crews wllVnot sta rt breast hospital here today.
to hreast.
Whitehead went to Florida some
lime ago in an effort to regnin
.Sketch Stage Style* ,
his health, but returned here uLONDON — (/P)—London silage .contly apd entered Kt. Luke’s ho*
styles vie with Paris for the p re f pltal.
erence of the English Rosalind. Ai>?xf
night now, women may ho seen in
Miami—October building per
the thontru seats sketching with , mils issued here, represented $4
pencil and block, the fushions por 01 h.222.
trayed on the stage. '/They arc
mostly artists sent by wealthy
Jacksonville — W e s t Florida
English women to c*)pjr gpme par Power Company to build power
ticular style which has captured project, on Ocklocknee River.
their- fam y.
ORLANDO
Plans arc being
form ulated fur tin* essay contest
among high school hoys and girls,
to 1*<- hol-l nt Rollins Foliage, Fell,
17 The contest, an annual «nc
sponsored seven years hy Irving
Bachollrr, a u th o r,, is designed to
stim ulate in terest in Florida his
tory. Four subjects have been nssjgned fo r I ,{>00--word essays, with
prizes to tlu* winners t<> l>e given
hy Mr. Hucheller ami the Florida
Historical "Society,
GUARANTEED GOOD QU
:■ GROCERIES,* MEATS 4
,1 : PRODUCE
snve
SANFORD AUTO TIRE CO
SUPPOSE
a ■
■l
■ a
Sa
■5
SJ
B;
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Y fuir c u r in c u rre d pornonu! lia b ility —
A ju ry
r e tu r n e d
u v o n iic t ftKuinnt
you for $25,000
How much would your pro»ant uutt>mubilc liability insurnnee cover?
k e m e p fb e r it
J
*J§
..j
.4
....*
iia p p e n 'tiriy d a y
to yon—it hnppcnn every iluyto eotne
oho .
Eggs, per doz.
Butter,, per Jh......
Guava JeUyttI0 oz.
Fruit Gake, per lh.
Yan Camp’g large Milk
Van Carnes small Milk
Senate C offee.......... 4l
2 I Our market is now handled bjr
■ ■ erts an expmj meat man of loi
5 -2* ience in the^pig paekinir cent*
*‘
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
108 MAGNOLIA
St A u g u s t in e —-H u h
4>l^^inK S lu t , road N*
Augustine nortlnvnr*
County line.
Daytona Beach—Font i act let,
for construction of new St. Paul’s
Catholic Church, costing $210,000.
l_
. <Qmms> M ary as Baals
JNDON — VP) — Que^n Mary
# some very orthodox Christiprttcjil* for Aer-foyal^grand*
108 P A LMETTO AVE
Late/Chrlstmas
Iccnt thy yacht, more
is tin length and with
ishlts'-xaila. Princess
-to-date' red, R uuisn
Ittle Princess will also,
fy gorgeous nursery
aplm al’ figures cm-
'Wouldn't'SHE appreciate a
FRESfl
PORK
HAMS
*
Half or Whole
A C olorf^} yrtrty^of e ilp Biiaii
picture hat»t m t|»t • he scon'
quality and-prKos. O/Ry’
i" M l
*f
if art th e work of dls-
ROUND
s of Connecticut Qollfj
ten has added rtfjc piii
for the present ft will 1
Ajfcurt ai compcUtfon w
SlRLOIN
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'tw elve more shopping days until Christmas! Can you realizi
last Ghn^Jmas, doesn’t'it? Remember last; Christmas how you
i Hr«rf -to ' • r 1 ’r • i ,i i
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and were dissatisfied with the hurried purchases you made?'
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"PtdlUcai C onvention Lake City Gives
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 -(yp)—A n -, George
ucTlon T hat Ran
W ord To Committee To Stu
caire other Civil .War now is being j b o u g h t in any scctiU . is the last
University And Plan for A
In De- fought out in overyy community and j ^
Closer
Union With Trustees
Wednesday N i g h t
Dr.
XJ~ •
Mima, profesdor of English liter- an(j voting. ’
S'
,rTCirro!| "Vanltl**," unaturc
a
t
Vanderbilt
University,
|
M
The
South
has
always
thearetldlreplion of JoMph De
hlth will be icen at Nashville, •To^n-» told the New . e^Hy believed In in n rr for tev'onud
ter In DeLand neat York Southerti -Socloty a t a dinner nn(j jt j* now growing many crops.
Ight, la tha Mme pro- last night. With the war, ho said ull of which may ho sold in'the do
41 the E a rl Carroll there is. another reconstruction mestic m arket. Its growers are
New York during ^ h e synonymous with the rebuilding now demanding ta riff , protection
of the old commonwealth.
against foreign interests.
The
» U ran there.
Dr. Mims, who I* the author of South stands for scientific read
I w l t i w " prodoeedjjy Earl
eery much a glrly ahow, "The Advancing South," was fol- justment and reduction of tariff
evue iwith beauty aa lowed In his address by Senator to protect its products. The day
’ beauty~bf feminine Walter F. Georgo. of Georgia, who | of free trade, it ever existed in the
rm, beauty of coatame told his audicneetof native t outh- , South has passed,
and light effect*. Tho erners that "energy and capital of [ "The supreme need of the sec
of "V anltleaM is the nation has turned suddenly to - , tion,” he snid, "is nn accumulated
tacular and ln- ward the South.*’ Robert Adam- capita) reserve and reduction in all
son, pycsldent of tha society pro - fixed charges, If production Is to
rtical effect,
sided.
j go on."
pany Include* upwards
"The solid South i* no longer u i Among thr-se present nt the dinpie and Is headed by
. Lou Power* and Dave reality—it is breaking,” Dr. Mims ner were; John W. Davis. Rear Ad
of the beet known said. "In this present war the miral Charles I’. Plunkett, Gen.
V-S33L
•mm
SStlhat vielt thla city. progressives are fighting for eco John Ros* Delnfield, George Gor
At members of the nomic efficiency, for widespread dun Battle, Judge Augustus Hand
Miller, Ja ck Coyle, intelligence, for the right of criti and Brigadier General Hugh A.
Alice Bradford, cism, for .freedom of thought, for Drum..
’alter Hamilton, genuine nationalism. They nro go
M,\ Aimoe Archer, Ing to'w in," ho declared, "not in
; Bicco, Beth Stone, every skirmish, not immediately
iphn K irk, H arry but eventually, and on the whole
i May. Mae Valle, line of battle/-’
Phyilia Cameron, Ray
“It is tlrpe to have done with so
and the E a rt Carroll much talk about southern chivalry
tra , and Louise southern manners and hospitality,
Perfect Venus,
even muthnrn Ideals and truili
tuneful son g hits are Lions," he said.
the Moonlight," “Doro“Frankly, the South needs in
Pearl and Shawl,” "At
t r ia l prosperity hoi not «l 11*,
of Roses/* and "Yvonne."
expense
of grave ami • hat in ot ut.
Carroll "Vanities" Is the
Wo
need
education for the mass* revue in tKe worfd.
a conventional or sta and expert training f**r those wi
ture. In the perform- nre t<. he lenders hut we shou .i
tiorprise follows surprise not like to have vocational arvT*
snd the daxxllng scenes U-i hnkul trainjiig entirely take tin
We run
’ My th a t the audt. place of liberal culture
get along without a literature that
the qul vive.
finds Its material in the gnrkig.
M ETr
can and without n theatre that
m inistirs to the obscene snickering
of the audience
i /•
I’ointing out ihnl development
IVi 1I I 111CS
in water power and transpurtati"ti
q f
have Trtld the way for industrial
li Dec., 10.—</P>-—[ r a d expansion in Ihe South, Senator O IT H S i n g l e
l\.C C 6 r C I
ian' kiatesmen .think It
f moTo slowly than to run
H A T y o u once got o n ly w ith a
:o f " k l t n r th~ proposed
co ncert tic k e t, y o u can n o w gel
c nfcronee fhrongh
a,
.i
. co m p lete ru i O N K D O U H L H -f A C B D
lofif fifeinm ttlon' for
lo S u p r e m e ( o u rt
r e c u r n.
Y o u d o n ’ t le sv c yo u r
ffe
h o m e , n o r y o u r easy i h a ir . N o rec
o r d ju g g lin g . C o n c e rt ftro g ram s are
'■<'K -r> i VIi,t,K. Fin Dec 10
wes expre^?(ed nftor
g iv e n ju st n» yo u ungliC h ear them
A ,
V
ijf (l-r I .i*-.;n- . -f \
■ n C a rn e g ie M a li. D in n e r orchestra*
isd^i^'tlliened in.
I
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F n r t lllli. t'X
p la y for y o u " f r o m soup t > nuts.1'
triu'ssifi .I.f IIt.i i)|tnrm i
iiii i 11ndraittaii L>t <fiv H1'
T h e m u s ic , 111 11 once r y ip d r i d a w ho le
r*i|'isiUriM itIf nr 7
fferrO*'!' I*' nttiifntf \c i
a lb u m of o r d in a r y reco rd s to re p ro
d u c e , is n o w c o n ta in e d co m p lete o n
fiaUtmu! **11’oreiirt
i. -t.il I
Atat-tan i «-■■». ■ ,
u p c r N e w liJ ia o n 40 -M in u te R e co rd .
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* f n j y Ia v n g -I’ la y ln u reco rd s are n o
^ titrs f hi- out
,
r*- 1*- \*iJf niCdniit 111
la rg e r sire lim n o r d in a r y sh o rt-p in y .
nt/crinln. !i n t .-1 f
■ ' 1 r i hi* I ' n it - - )
In g record*. E« erythfrig th a t a n y other
.! ■ 1 .III., V»ry
p h o n o g ra p h c m g iv e , p lu s the L o n g .
P la y in g fe a tu re an d m ar eldest to n a l
ST*!,
in l>*ngn,' >ii
• i mi-r-l V?:l|-|t - *
Jrquality.
f l»«»**
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RcmtinrWdifd v.4ll ».«* emu!
W it h l!»e sa m e stro ke o f gen iu s,
i’ ■• ft-. . T h i'F
I lio m a t A . h d is o n lia s a lso lo w ered
w ftyO ting xviii )■*■ . i roilti
t y <■' '-‘d '1 ‘ >
*
th e e o n of p h o n o g ra p h m u s ic . A 5-o r
.f Tll,
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ft.ltith u le , pr * .-n t.d av re co rd costs at
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ii .*«f 7 !>c A i f'd iu m 24-M ln u le R ec■Wi A
ipenn Statesmen
Moving Slowly
d Arms Parley
it Hn t
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lining ill '111. iiml
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it it ttu
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police i-v.’H' - m o
LAKE CITY, Fla., Dec. 10—
—A committee of five from tho
Fioriila Haptiat convention w#a appolnleti here today to establish
closer relation* between the con
vention and Stetson University by
functioning during the coming
year in co-operative capacity with
trustees of Stetson and by Investi
gations and conferences.
Thy conference nas obligated it
self to raise 11,000.000 during tho
next five years for nn endowment
fur the university if the report o f
tho committee named today, recom
mend* *uch action.
The committeemen are: The
00 Piece D inner
M usic
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I tiu ritartln
*duni n . ihimi Wt(hr*st»' -i.ii.rf, tr
firnrcl tin1 trder <-f Uu> v^rimr*
Oi-'Jll f li I 'uillOFXhUUity i' i W m '
• i
<ru< 'A t inisiui.-i*. u / Vt i
Jloti.-f Pulltrn
t nt’todies
yenicr
ivjb < b n s im n s present
Ehclric Toaster
\ i F I;' t i ii D n.rt'er i- .i ij.fi any
wu/nnn wil
ap| reciati
/
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. ‘ AA./'AcA *w
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I i11- ”f ! t!s
is very complete and is u |->-•■h patten
Ask to see this before vi.i,
Only $48.30
Fruit Howls
Odd
95c
Glassware
\ inegar Bottles
! ’u Heh Howl
80c to $1.00
$6.00
Fruit N.lin ers, per set <<f six
Laps to match, i*ach
25c
&
-
t-
$8 and (Jl 0
V
You could not
select
Curling Irons make a
g ift, useful and much apP'
lated. ' ,
7
a more
practical
' or
useful
gift
-£ I.Q 0 to £ l.:
An Electric
-As
' than nn ElecIric Iron.
£4.50
£6.50
‘m%
- 4 *.
.
'm m .
V•
m
Percolator
r
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V’lklfH’PlhcaHdhrJ . "
'•n'ftdaJani tud *tn*. |!i» ’fl-u ,
’ll v/;pi- ilm w
*-
potterrTin Dinner Sets
Electric■4
Iron.’
to . .
,'
Edith a u k . 7 1 ^ '
Burns and ecannudob
when he came t0 Roll
Mlectrical Gifts arc always appreciated by women at Christmas time for the
reflect a Kcnuinc Spirit of rhou^htfulness jn tli^e giving’ of such a practic
useful KiG.
is a part
ofPalatabilityl
- When you consider S
i . m . *Llo. Cue**- *
the importance o f
I4cd*<d! di
Winter Eggs—that are worth two or
three times as much:as Summer Eg-gs— j
injd.th.e big factor Qf.heqjtli in your flock, *'
f - vui:t km readily understand why
d° ° r of hil1 tatpe, I ^ J
and wounding him.'a*"
yesterday fo llo w -. J?
El ectrical Gifts A
SLren
-»nd colds lead
cm Mop them
........-ii, aa e-ouWfiH •
Hollywood T o t i |j g,
that John W. G rs x ,^
enn firing nl hiarlt ^ _
Set
Christmas
$2.95
$5.40
- on minor traffic charge*
»nd* of |3 vweTe for
-*Y.
at
Si-t uf Goblets
•
y
for<l nurnN shot i j
Piece Dinner
A gift of utility and thoughtfulness.
only
PHO
NOGRAPH
MJ NEtULia TOCHANGE
■teS4S;,-Th^BUTTERM ILK Odoi
tells the taste
time.
A rtft of .hix lovely (iobletrt
in Ileirtfy's excellent (Hn.sfy
wnre offers a very attract-
I sf'3*-
l0Cnl hosPKal authcri,
^ n>je public tod*, -
T- *'* d*1
$ 8 0 .^ 0
LONG PL A Y IN G
til
will bring happiness to all at
Special $ I 0 I .80
EDI SO N
1■ L*i >
• l
,
\ a lu* a ' ! ii*' p r.i <• »,u*»t**' 1
Y o u r E d is o n d e a le r is n o w g iv in g free
p u b lic 40-M in u t e C o n c e rts , a ll d a y,
e v e r y d a y . H e a r th is m u s ic a l m ira c le .
W r it e lo r d e s c r ip tiv e fo ld e r .
j . auoeT daJ ,^
Miami, i, hcl{J -n .
here a* <*- mattrUl"
was stated to d jf n
that she might b« ehtrnd
Ing an accessory b*fn«;
after the coroner’* inon,
held this afternoon b S
T. V. McCall, uf Gainesville, ns, Dunneltou—<Sqaboard ‘ A ir Line
______
Neither
body of the tf
convention preacher and Rev. J. E. to construct passenger station ‘ the tragedy h*«
1
th
Martin, ns alternate.
here.
i *‘ e
- ye t.
( mt-
sid fn ng i!s c<>nr,ili Iuc.ss it i i. K.-nnut*1
i 4 O'
n lv M 7?^ > r -14 cents for
i liv i! urn i . l m u .iiT A n E d iso n 40*
M . i i U I c Ivcco rd c o s t * o n ly A 2 .S 0 a r T 8 c
fo r six m in u te s o f m u s ic . E d is o n L o n g P la y in g R e c o rd s , th e re fo re , cu t t ilt
e b s t o f p h o n o g ra p h m u s ic In h a lf.
^ i 't
Woqfls Rluu Willow irt a in1tint |t p’jjl
i".»*n tlnng
Tb* N E W
\ \ . *1 XI !
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,—</V)—Or- ]ust n ig h t.' Dispatches sny it is
g.mized labor leader* have declared ! [^beved they were of criminal
c-*"*'—1
war ngain'st communism which ] (Tjk, m.
they regard ns cxenipllflwi In th.* *
leadership of .* garm ent worker*
DALLAS M EET ASSURED
strike here.
ASHEVILLE. N. C.t Dec. I0 c^
A lockout by the American Cloak
l/n Dallas, Texat* was selected
and Suit Manufacturers is in e f
as the 1027 m eeting Tln-e n f ' thp
fect against 10.000 of 35,000 work
National Association o f Profeaers involved, »nd a committee of
sioiml
Baseball Leagues here to
trade unions has been formed
day.
.
We^t
Baden, Ind., and To
which will direct a fight “to a
ronto,
Ont.,
also had put in bids
finish" ngninst the strike leaders.
to en teru in tljc convention next
More than thirty labor unions
•' t
*
nre re p re se n te d on tho committee y«nr
■
and invitations have been extendBRADENTON GETS MEET
ed to kll Jgroups. A general Con
LAKE CITY, Fla., Dec: lOAUP)
ference h|is been called December
21, to transfer plnns for the com* —Bradenton today was chosen an
|Hete elimination of communists the 1P27 convention city, for the
Florida State Baptist convention.
I from th e labor movemept.”
Silver u)arc
rtf! in iii*1 While
thnt it i >ri ei t mM .should h.ivp.
r .i» - 1 1' .iii-, f t ., it- .. >-.i
•’ r n v iin-.i
i
i ’ .r j [v l ■ (. Tuns,! ASA. E d is o n , toe.. O range, N. J.
m in i we* o ,hort one and
i W YORK
\W. R. White dispensed with
ri’ctm (if \ i
tw cases on the Hpckrt in a
, r
ptnutes. Two men arreiifid' T ‘ ,
."
i.»rd
: n .- i-dnlnl
j....i ........
_ 'worn
_______:*.
cr.ne-h.
ea'^h *ftock
- .. divider
U. 'H . W Smith was fined
th" r,,,1' n”
/opFT'gniij,- a truck on the
* - —. .
>*ith Solid tires
i and Otto Smith failed f
Hus l"vcly flirt.. i * i
OrgTInized Labor Hasj
- -Declared- War . Upon:
MEXICOCltfY, iic, .O-W-An Miamiano!
Rise O f Communism “Jat cwBAitle*, occurred in the Him andjHlJ
-—
commerci al district of Monterey
57 Piece Set Rogers
Set
W
Negro's Case Taken
ii'
^
v. George Hyman. Tampa; the
Rav. Lee McBride"White, JaiksontrUlel the Rev. M; Jamerson. Lake
City; the Rev. E. Martin, Bartow,
and the Rev. tf. J. Rosseau, P(!naacok. . ;.* -<•' ' The state loayl was charged to
defray all expehsef of t£fl* comm lttee
. .
Reports of the theological sem
inaries of the Southern Baptlkt
convention were read ut the morn
ing session. In connection with
the seminaries’ reports Dr, Hold
Tribble of the Southern Baptist
Seminary a t Louidvdlle spoke on
the necessary educational equip
ment of the present day minister.
The work of the Woman’s Mis
sionary Union was brought before
the convention in a rep o rf by Mrs.
H. C. Pcoleman, of Jacksonville,
followed by an address by Miss
Kathleen Mnllory of Nashville,
Tenn.
It. li. Ferrell of Miami spoke on
the work of laymen in the South
and in Florida.
>
. Bradenton w as awarded the next
session of tho convention, with Dr,
Uhixersal Vacuum Cleaners
nro labor savers.
Any
woman will appreciate one
from the bottom of her
heart.
£52.50
t ■
^ * j i •* f *'# ‘**
is a very
Distinctive Gift
■. \ A >;
;*v
£8 to £16 f *
*-'. i rvw*
"
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5 .I ff
C?V *V i \ A—*
monstration
The Stove that makes Kitchen work a pleasure” and is
GIFT T O ANY HOUSEWIFE . ;iJ,T
an
~;
*r
VTwUy
acceptat
•: i t m m
/ O 'Hi:'
�SANFORD HERA
Birmingham Pioneer
Hinations
Population OtSinpi
r Nine Races
ATLANTA, Dec. 10.—<A>)—MaJ.
i-nSK. Det- 10 —W — II Ji L, McCollum-, 84, credited with
S
od* of 137 owners
having laid the foundatlpn for
dak* t * " 5
* j
what 1& now the. city-of Birming
ham, Ala., died here early today.
He
had been 111 about a week. jfalnA bi* partner next
As
engineer for the Alabama
ffg the bIo® rac*8 t*6xt
part
of
the.Southern. Hallway aya.JIT owner*.
■
ijj Ihofoughbreds were ton, Major McCollum sought to
ifs l stakes, richest of Great Sopthetp Aallroad, low a
locate n station at Elyttm, Ala:, as
j j cents at the Spa.
n.
link in.lHe syifcm. Town offlfc, ef Jd5,000, have 375
cTfds
wore* hesitant in grafitinjf the
_Mt 435 last year. .Mr*.
necessary lands ami the mpfr
luqc, • h*e named .80
tl,jj stake alone- m a t took hta railroad nix htiles horth
af the town and located his its— Whitney, 10tlon In aVw>x car. Today .the spot
, line ,itakw , Willis Is tho heart of Birmingham’s bus
Ms, leads the nomjnnt- inesa,district- :
. totsl of 103. Tho Green,
Major
McCollum
later
^aa
asso
; cmed 100 and H! t i
ciated
with’fhe
Western
and
Atjjj, ■W. K. Cobb .will
lantlc
Rallroadp'scrvlng
aji
super
^ the races. Sagamore IHMWUCUl, u u r ju g UJ1
l % Medden 02, Ran- intendent during the thirty years
i ,sd J. E. : Widener the lino wa* leiued to the Nashvillc, Chattanooga and St., Louis
rfGhn Riddle f a rm '53.
Railroad. Another lease was ne
gotiated In 10.10 and since then
FIRHTS TONIGHT he has been living In retirement.
IgM E S S
[SURV, Conn,,-
Funeral arrangements have not.
Dec. 10. bc$n completed.
i ^RUney, Bf ^Bfidge[tt will tak a part in'his
Soup is sto ted by ■"some doctors
jinte hr won the light to be tho be*t appetizer before n
kt- championship from meal, with tea and coffee as a.secpbach last /July. He ond and third choice.
Jimslcn Kid, of NoW - \ -; j» ■_____
15-round bemt nnd hia
A load of two’ tons can be car
n t stake.
ried by a full grown elephant.
'ho’s Who In
Are Rttyingf Eati
The Legislature Horse Flesh, Is Clfl i m
*
LOUIS VICTOR
(House of Representative*).
*’ Mr. Victor, a resident of St.
Augustine, nnd nenior rcprqientntive in the delegation fr**m St.
Johns county, was born in London,
England, 45 year* ago. He rcccivod his early education in the
public schools t,f Kuropc, nnd came
to the United States 20 years ngo,
nnd was naturalized ns early
thereafter n* the laws of the
country permitted.
Mr. Victor has resided in StJ
Augustine terr 20 years, nnd i*
prominent in civic matters and
fraternal circle*.
Ho wit*. first
elected to the Florida Legislature
in 1024, .after defeating Henry
sinhr and Frank Corbett, former
representatives, In the' Democratic
primary. He served in the session
of 1025, and was outstanding in
Jitauneh support of the ndrainistrntion of Gov. John W. Mnrtin, a
close personal friend fo r n number
of years. He was rc-electod In
primary of 102(1 by a large m ajor
ity, and with Harry K. Jackson,
will represent St, Johns county in
the session of 1027. Thi» year. he
promises again to bo one of the
strongest administration support*
ters, nnd states that,bo will tukc a
WINS 7T$ GOLD K tftB X lt
p fllC A G O ,
Da .
rflle
C om pany, t o
6 - W - T I io
Wm
urv«y<Ki pa
;\>wn*nip- *
*■ rs‘.r .?!*
miniature geld fdotbali, emblematic Street line cm Springfield Bom
of a championship, is designed for ford, to GoUait-Jkvenue.
- i - * watch charm but Herb Steger;
FEEING, .Dee, io . - W —Tbo
sTof k*cWiela c° « h a t Northwestern,
B CIRC
vnt- h^s nearly'’enough for a necklace.
ntfdpj W i
mm
!itl c? Ctl
fT h« o u t
tMrn mid (b*r
th e bill
fjgfUppf .you In
Umi 11; W r it o n v h s J / f\VU>
of
OUB COUX* Nurth*u*l q u a rte r (N E f-l); .W tfr-
-
drdkr
o p -rn tu c A T io x
^
•«asl q u a rte r tN K I-O of N o rth w S i
coneien’tlve^wiisw*
Jm m b ered
T l b T w u '' ( I k C ourt
CHARLBS HCHW.TZJ& *t sL,
Defend tuna. .
i
TUB BTATB OP FLORIDA. *•!
aad .tba N ortheast q u a rte r (N K iH )
THK U K g 4KSSUP FBHTIL- W Jte c tlo a 30; all In Towoahlp to
IZKR COSlI’ANYjft corporation end south, lia n x a I t e a s tr— > .
THK ELLBWt*
-— 'T ract
PANT, a corpo
U ' T v n U>. of «eoU na4». Town*
IM I'U D feX T
I t being made tu appear to this ship Ip -so u th of Itsn u o I t oast.
C ourt th at a auntmons In 'C h an cery
- T»Wrt & V
Fcr southern wear is ah itnpu- has
heretofore been Issued, directed
The south «.n«*-Kalr (a*k) m tub
dent little sptTt drew of nlnk wool to each of you and th a t tbo S heriff northw
est Q uarter (N lV U f) of fieeSeminole County. Florida, ha*
trimmed with embroidery in choxry of
made re tu rn th a t the nam e cannot bfforo o a r aald* C ircuit ,C iW t a (
colored wool.
be served on either of you, owing
to the failure of each of you to
oleqt offlcera o r to appoint agents
*
.
Frank L. Miller lef| Thuraday
for Tallahassee, whore he will
spend a short time' on business.
leading part In assisting In enact
ment of legislation recommended
by the governor.
NOTICE
rtda.au
Tho annual meeting of the stockJyuur***:
holders of tho Sanford Building j known,
and I-onn Xssoclation will ba lieMf
*
nt the offito of tho 'Association,
No. 224 Magnolia Ave., Sanford,
Florida, at R .P, M. on tho second
Saturday in ‘January, 1&S7'’ (Jan
uary nth, 1S127) for tho purpose
of electing a board . of dlrcctora
for the enruing year, and transV:
TTPfl It ^
,V
afting such other business aa may ' Th« south tw enty ( « ) ch»Jn» t>t.
properly come before theAHtotlng. I M fodr (O and ell b f Lot F lv s
(I) of-Section t ; Lot. Two ( I ) or unaurveyed p art of Section 10i Lot*
Sanford Building &
Oar. (1). T * o
<*>■ r o u r
Loan Asso.
<*)v FWe (» r t a d « * ( l ) or unHy: T. J. Miller, Pres.
Attest: A. P. Connelly, Sec.
I v
to
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,i*. ,i i •».r.
—is the subject of ah iAustral
booklet which will cutno frotjf .f
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printer,,about,
It tells the things yetLhxvVi
(wanted
i n n I to^nO
n
ib-gw ^pK aw iy
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- mystery'aboafc « e co tiltg t* .Wtt
quote® the Florida hfwa tm^Wilh
■ 'fjttotes tho oldest known
wj
ten about 4,500 y oars ago, II ig.ft
* Write for it.’’ ^
1~r:
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This Company acts as Executor nnd AdmihiHtjrt
und^T-Wills, Trhstoo for EJutatcs/ Guardtwi pf Incc
| potents. A T rust Company cahnot dte;
Insane,
: abroad* or take vacations. It is always' bn' (he job, d
K
Bob Holly Si
rd Needed
a First Class
lop—W e’re
Telling You Sanford Has One
NOW—v
Diamonds
t
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sultationa invited.
BANK OF ORANGE AND
TRUST COMPANY ,
o r l a n p CT'
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T he IJank of Friendly S4*vieoMf»—
Where Wall St. Meets O raA ^
W. Phillips, Pres. Boyoer*Mffifer, Trust Offio
H ifta ito a
KOTS WILL
BE YOUR SANTA
CLAUS THIS
CHRISTMAS
Watches
11first class cities, and.Sanford certainly comes in that class, have first class Loan Offices, and iri opening:
refilling a much needed place in the City Substantial. Our dealings will be found square , our irterchandi
ir prices rotten, by rotten we mean that they are good—for you, for they’re low!
>; * . * i t T ' . .
V• y } ■
Trust us to give you the very beat results in C
ING and DYEING. It does^l u t k f c V i t a *
money, but it doeft^Iewu us when wo give you
satis faction. W ith o u r new plant we speeL
Ladies’ work nnd ^A havb a maui Whor knows’
clean any gairoent rith t.
.
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^ we admit it—we’ve gpot soipe crazy prices
feW e not’bug house for offering you Jsuch
l e n d e r __ ____________________
.h.
of tUk P - i « l « f join armies and light o
- r s i -— _
Jw & - -- r
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iatwn
DAY BY DA
IN FLORIDA
"r.n-®.xs,
£5.nr-> tw"
Ht*CA j - -■j <ti' ~ .
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rise! Sp*aV» Before
K
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OHxAf tT »C »
o n, v0/e nH
n tio
nn
Im Bench Session
-----MS
ALM BEACH, Fla.,
'/— Floflda can grow
ie United Staten with
of the principal comv being im ported. Into
Gcorgo F, Betm J.
• th e G re a te r Palm
n U r of Commerce, tot.I
ber* of the Florida le a g u e
iclpnlitie.#, in annual scs>
luncheon m eeting todays
«isel pointed ou t the do
lt of agriculture in rrla the development of cont, He told fcthe , mayors
p ffld a ls from alt p arts
h t e of the wonderful oj>e»4#ffered in slate fnrm-
*
FORT ' M Y E R S ^ A post-ecason I'ptomincnt ln F lo rid a journalism
heme miiMtV*?
football girtno haa been scheduled Ifor half a century.
1botweerf the F o rt M ycns.cm l Tom-----—
R
’5 ^
pa high school*, the" b u ttle id h e. W INTER H A V EN
N egotia- ®ecnamed b, ihe-.e^
Hinged ni Tam pa, Dee. lb . F o rt tt»n# linve s ta rte d here fo r thc',St. The ncwly^^jJ
Myers went from the HIL’idmrotigh p.ml, Minn,, baseball club to trijlu
eleven enrlv in the season, one of In W inter Jla v u n next spring. St.
the few such victories, but* injuries Paul officials arc said to have ex
it, star players resulted in several Jpressed n liking / o r this city arf n
later defeats for the local squad.
place to train , mid art invitation
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’ nos been sen t to R obert Cownery,
P E N S A C O L A —T his
c ity m ay | president, to come down.
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11
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.—</P>— busied itself in running, ddwn
t Rounding up the thieves tif a e rial 'm otor car thieves, though n o t los
I steeds may to? the part of membem ing sight ■if its original jju rjx m
I of the A nti-H upo Thief, Asaocia- when a home theft Was reported.
And now. just as the m otor
f Uon.df history repeats. itself again.
i There yvan a tiinr-dik th e horso- ‘thief pushed hack the horsd thjef,
■stealing day# of the Sourilweat so the purluincr of airplanes is
“Talk aboutr hie being C zar of
| when the association hud it# hands ‘thrusting aside the ru stler Of nutoBaseball! Why I have more bosses
full in running down those W h o muhiles. Several airplanes theft's
in baseball than there are Bolshe
rustled t|icir neighbors' h o rse# .' have been repotted ill the Southviks in Moscow,” the commission
In fuel, th at situation, and n flock [ w ist. it ml if history really does re
er em phatically declaimed in- the
ing oT crim inals to the sta te , re pent itself, the A. II. T. X 4 soon
fe a tu re address of, the banquet.
sulted in CTgnniratlon of th e socei. vcill lie taking up the pursuit of
“ Yes, indeed, I have hundreds of
the thit-sen of aerial steesd.
t y in J8W it) M issouribosses, nnd I m ight add th a t the
From Horses to Airplnpes
w orst of them a re hut in the o rg a n
Methods of protection devised in
Madison finistruPtiotr
under
ization either."
the w estern mining camps were in wu) on new post tiff ire arcade
Tho com m issioner was -vehehicnt
corporated in the new o rg a n isa here, co stin g * 25,00(1.
In his declnrntion th at he was not
tion By-two of its founders, Major
ti C zar uhd th a t he did hot Want
to he a Czar.
“ W hat. I w ant to be is ju st. I
was called Into this baseball. I did
not nsk to he electod commissioner
anil I will not Hsk.Jtr> be ao-clccted;
If I am, I will ttV to rentier you as
faithful service as lAutVe tried to
render you in the past,”
The association, ns It finished it#
25th year,, turned aside from plea
sure and business for a few minuJfB to. pay n high tribute to the
services of John H F arrell, who
for 25 years has devoted his en
tire life to the dovelopmont of tho
organization which control.# minor
league baseball. The association
rose and stood for a moment as
.Mr. Farrell was uitr<ilured
A (iift Selected from
than *1,001,188,000 In
bber, raw silk, coffee and
a r arc im ported into this
innyally.” Mr. BcnseJ soitl.
ig ar positively will grow
trained Everglades. Ruh
action would not ho profth« present tim p^hut rub> are growing/tfnw In tho
tea. nnd as in fthe ihrtaiica
inti Coffee inudatries need
work of some scientist—
Burbank—fo make - them
« In this clim ntr.
-©station might well 1w fu
ll the future development
do.- It can lu< made of
L4 CIET DEATH SEN TENCE
benefit to the. Klnridia is
MOSCOW,
O c e J lOi—(/P )U F o u r
. Not only lh at, but I’
rreaeo the tem perature of teen crim inals Imvc benn sentenced
It; lands nnd aid farm •!». tu death a f te r having been found
u n ity of c o m m ittin g 57 robberies
Benncl told tho
'ht; tnnsolichUo,
;■ MIAMI—One hundred and nine
ty-five residents ot this city h a w
begun an enumeration of Miami’s
populace to d eterm in e tho populntlon figures. The ccnius, u feder
al one. is being undertaken by an
Bench News, oft
and Journal, nn
'ions of the | Wl
now being conj,
formerly ov-cupli
paper. T. E. Fh
and the newapaj
organization of volunteer w orkers. still 'em Doraril,
The census’ wiw au th orised by the
OCALA— Frank E. H a rris, one U nittd S tates " se c re ta ry of com
of the oldest jo u rnalists o f 1 the merce.
»
A salmon Caught is H
Htate, and editor and publisher of
the Ocala Bn niter, observed the
PENSACOLA — Arrangem ent.# river by the Kart Q| j
eightieth anniversary c f ids birth for n statew ide program to in years ago sull holditfe.,
on Dec. 3
Mr. H arris has been crease in terest
In ■P resb y terian
» w’rJt m
‘*W
’
For those who love to ha'
their Gifts the most fff
corned our Store offers I
unlimited selection. . \
Our
Suggestions always means
"The (iift Acceptable.”
mm
ill Moscow, Sentences Were Im
posed by the political ndm inislraW ornlng session opened tjon and the men will be shot irnW> Invocation nnd weleom- iniuliately. A la rg e g roup of g a n g
Iresscs by M ayor Spencer
ste r s hus been exiled.
*t o f W est Palm Bench nnd
Cooper O. Light Itown of
Beach. Mayor J. N. Fn>f 81. Augustine responded.
nlHec on rc*o|utions and on
tt. mee.llng place were np, Inform al reports on ftsafely , utilities ami other
t«ca were heard,
afternoon will bo given
• cruise on Ijik r Worth.
Umbrellas
Dr Leagues Have
ed Biggest Part
National Meeting
lE.VTLLE, Dec. 10.—UFi
league nrtivity hns nut been
fconspiruous at the National
k ifim ' closing tonight
AI
I each m ajor league club ha#
pm two to six ropresenin
jresent, it has been essrnti
[m inor league meeting.
“niBjor league resident#, manscouts nnd conches came
sld, to be "goodfellows " All
th a t they expected to get
it from the minor# here, .mg
I th a t the picks from tin
leagues hud been made whrn
t 1 done?" Repented Mr.
row, o / the New Ymk Ynnilen questioned. "Nothing,
itnndlng nround this hotel
tu Id be considered s'ome;
m o th e r big leaguers made the
i f* p o rt.- Not even the many
id new pilots were aide n> put
a high hnt with the vet erun
mtlengUers. There were men
•v ery side who knew them
'A', Albania, Dec. 10.—(/II
s*ty of friendship and setwean A limn in and Italy,
f censure in .lugo Rlavin,
ratified by the Albanian
osierv
paniHola
right and
leun nl».*t.
Here is a i
acceptable gift for an;
on your list Cm
revet v f-s the heal lit #t wtlenme i> t h u t of lliig e r ire ■-v<■■i move ulluring than e \e t
Above Alt*
't
t;S.(JM‘ l ••
t y p e . «’I»ilvt!I V t . b i
Delicate h u m !
t n U DI^llULs u f lu c i ‘, \
t>r liarul drawn work, with riulturing satin rib-
j
Tirc$tone
Gum-Dipped Balloons
In every section of this cmmlry, mt every kunl
of roads, in all kinds of cars, Firestone UhIIoohm an
lieml and shoulders above all others —their ennlnrc Gum-Dipped. *
* B etter get your Firestone balloons now conn
ill to d a y .
trade dispatch today *t;id
[V officials believed Alitlld nql ratify the pact,
pg the. excitement in Jugn
al judges recently declared
itutlon the Kaufman art in
ol-k under which plJ rni!
Derating within the limit#
U y-aro required tojUscong ^ K r o f steam locumotlva#.
Gloves
A delightful gift di*t
109 W. FJHST ST,
The .senaon'B
sniarlcat
Beautiful all
leal her
silk.
l*UON1
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sonic
and
Novelty decorations
have been used mi
purses.
.show
m
a
elose
thought
on
morning.
Completc-n
of styles in
these
Per?
ChrM
seven!
t e r n s , in s h a tJ ^ s .o f tan
A variety of styles
in a wide range of colors.
rj-'
1
O P E N STOCK
26C TO 75C■ EA C H
: ’ ' "'
----
bo x
—
timbo
50C TO *2.25 B O X
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x
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�iA N F O I W I l E R i t L
» »>««. \m**'*4
je Recommendations For
eclamation Of The Everglades
Everglade* drainage district.
The acreage tnx, now levied
in tho d istritt, would *N0T> *bc
applied to Lands which it I* pro
posed to nricx;
‘
The Ilonrtl of, Commiasioner*
of the Everglades .Drnimtgc
District would determine the ter
ritory to be annexed.
An advisory committee, com
posed of nt least five residents
of the proposiM district, would
be named to advise with the
present a th u board on reclama
tion m atters, furnishing the
state officials With “valuable In
form ation," ‘ gathered. «n , the
ground.
'
, The duties of the advisory
board woftld be prescribed by
the
state board. V• .
^' *?->f •= ' . ;
de legislature, 4 its
is ,io n , accept* the
dons of the ndvlscf appointed by 0ov-
,Martin, chairman of
ainsgc board, for flwork in tbe
c ^ i e w h a t would
osed b* bo added to
would be leviea.
orj- directly affected
Iffd in the drainairo
rclades, nmi control
of 1-nkc Okeechohe embraced in- the
Made On
lc a ra g u a n
Ideals A r e
SayB Rogers Revolutionary
, Dec.
10.—(/F)~
b of this country
Rogers Aaces It? ii
and hr(?odePt idjola N icaraguan revolutionary •junto,
dclivererf his opfn- here tonight. ’ An unknown man
New York appear fired from n revolver at Zepeda
ion <it n chnrlty nf- ns the latte r was entering his au
tomobile. * Thu chauffeur bod n
we narrow escape.
^petition Keen
Petersburg’s
Horse. Show
i -.y y -
I th # 3rd d a y o f J a n u a r y .‘A. D 19JT .'/ of yi6n,.rnBr bu dfucfted >.ut a t ytn%
Club,
owner of the Jungl* Country
_________
un»W er th * tU lt o f C o m p la in t and each of y 6 u and Invested la
who recently gave-tlfe ground f a r 8l* <*) and Bev*n €t> or unth«- .C o m p la in a n t , a m i
that a n y
f
ile
d
H its C o u rt RKftlutt you, and an d lu ll c la im * w h lc c h you m ay
ft flying field th a t has p u t-tn i* eurveyed part of Hsction IS: all In e a ch In
of yo u , In fh l* cause, sstd o r a n y
o f' yo u
m ay
h a V s - Or
Township ie south. Hange Jl «aa».
ca u a a b rln x n s u it to rem ove clou ds tn a kn In a n d to ' iwna t a n a s m ay hi
city cm tho jtir map of the United
T ract ft.
f ,A ' ** *
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.
Wownhltchka — W ork ncarliig
8T\ PETERSHUHG, Flu., Dec. 10. completion on now post .office. V,
' -v~V e>—-Honor* were about evenly ______ , - ______ . divided nmong the Jungle H ub i T r o f i t T
o r tU »
a n v n v n i ju d ic ia l . ■.c m r o iT
I nsfliionn Estate* nnd Tampa en
trie s with the Jungle Club, having
ft slight lead in the first annual
horse show h«*M
thin city under
the auspices of Jungle Club here
yesterday.
It Was the coming out event if
social seaso nf *'r
1 the Floridn west
coast. It brcsight h ere’ the blooded
stee<i* of this section- with . the
sm nrt set op edge for the occasion.
The South Sid- stables nnd scat
tering entries also mnde n good
showing in the elaborate program
th at brought <*ut n number of
thrills.
' The west one-half t>Y I - f ) and
Lot* One t n . Two f t ) / and Three
<11. nil in gectlob 1 Tow nship JP
south ItAi\ge I t east.
♦
T racts.
.•
■ Th* *n»t three-quarters (B 8 - 0
of the south one-hnlf (S l-IJi of
Section IV. West unc-half <W 1-8)
hf Northeast q uarter (NE 11-4);
Northenst Quarter
INB 1-4) of
Northwest qtinrter (NW 1-4); and
s n u th u .s t quarter <HW 1-4F nnd
Lots to,,, (t) and Three <3\ nil In
Secth.n to, Lots numbered One (1).
Two i d snd Three fS) of Meet Ion
**: ' S ,’d l-ols numbered One (1).
Two il l and the northeast q u a rte r
INB -l ii of Ifertlon .30; . a l l
In
Tosimli'ii Id south, Itat,go 31,.cast.
Tr*et 4.
loll Till, ( 1 ) of Hectlon 10, Tow n
ship I"
imh of llango 31 east.
T m r t n.
,
*—*
The south one-half (S 1-1) tif the
noriiiw..i quarter (MW 1-t) of
Feet |..n
Township jo aoulh.
a n d q u irt t it le In the C o m p la in a n t, cancelled.
W IL M A J d U W O O D R U F F , in and
I t I s t h e r e f o r ’ o n n o jit C D
that
to ■ tti«. abo ve
d escribed
lan d s,
tin <K.al).
By A. ^ U B K
w h e re in , Com p In In an t p ray* fo r a t h is 'N otice t*e p u tillsh o d in
D e cre e of t h is C o u rt, declaring;, n d - r i jh / jr d H e r a ld , a .n ew spaper pubJ u d x ln x and
d e c re e in g the
tea llsh o tl In S e tn io o le C o u n t y ,-F lo r id a , Wll.WX, HOCailOI.DER £y,
s im p le th in In a n il to sa id lan d tu otto* a W eek ’ f o r fo ur < t > consecu
be In the (V m ip la ln a u t: co n firm in g , tiv e w eeks.
Holldtom* for Complainant
d e c ln rln x , mlJmtKlner a n d decreeing
T” *‘*''
^1- ' - 'I Ll■■ P*-F ■>*-*.- *«■
th e title of the C o m p la in a n t to ho f" *~ ' '
a stood and In d e fe a sib le title . In fen
s im p le ; d c c re e ln x a ll title , elulm
o r Interest c la im e d b y you or a n y
o f you ur n n y p a rty or p artie s
c ln lm ln x or t li c la im und e r >'oU‘ ur
a n y of you In nnd. In "a id land* to
be w h o lly n u ll and void and of no
e ffe c t w lin tn isp vfr; p e rp e tu a lly r n - !
J o in in g nml r e s t r a in in g you
and
■ each of you a n d y o u r invent*, a e rv . f
*
. . jfj
a n ta anil a tto rn e y * from n * * erlln « ■
n n y c la im by ile cd of conveyance,.' ■
licginnlng
December
11
the
Ihrcc
banks
In
San!
m n p o r o the rw lae, o r In le r f c r ln x In .
.
a n y w a y W ith th e -p o sse ssio n of tint , n 3 m u d o s e nl
co m p ln ln n n t. It*
successor*, a s
s ig n s . grunteea. g ra n tees, agent* or
a tto rn e y s, and from a sso rtin g tit le
to * ald Ism l or any port or parcel
th e re o f, r e q u ir in g you and each of
y o u to set foTth th r n ature of yo u r
re s p e c tiv e c la im s mul fu rth e r p ra y *
t b s t n il rlttlm n of you and each of
y o u m a y bo duU -rm lned by a d e * '
c r e c o f th is C o u r t nnd th at the In - : u
tc ra s t, If u ny, h eld by, you nnd vault * M B B F B f l B B S B I l B B f l B B B B E B B B B B a B B n B B H B a B B B B B B B B B a a i
i » .
: ;*v- m lg m
< iiiM u iiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiii» n iin iiU !
■
Individual honors were divided
as follows: First. J. W. Cooper,
Tam pa; second, W arren Lansing
Jungle Club; third, Mrs. I^ b e rt
Fulton. Pasadena.
Mr*. Fulton who rode Conger
Hell In victory in the evening show
wen the blue ribbon ns the best
woman rid er from a field of 38 on-trie* and has been singled out ns
one of the best horsownmen in the
South.
Hi is shew will lie im annual
event in St. Petersburg
It was
brought here by W alter P. Fuller,
.V'Tfffr fa* oTrenu t'oart
M »nth * udlclitl circuit •’ of
rttatc nf Florida, In and f u r j
n e l n -Ceuntr.- o n - t h l * tfta *r4
of December, \ D. t f i i . \
$
I
' 1 : .
12 Noon Each Saturday
First National Bank
Sanford Sank and Trust s
Seminole County Bank
*■
fry
Zo{)eda apsorlcd th a t hi- Jicllevcd
,n’t itfio atte m p t was connected with
n g 't h e recognition by Mexico of Dr.
Jilt Fncasa as president <»f N icaragui
‘nl. nnd thnt it was a plot corned out
rid by agent*.-of General Dim , who
»r- j-eccntly was elected p m blent by
ing the N icaraguan Congress and who
ng has been recognized by tlm United
,,ro S ta te s as the constitutional chic?
executive.
England, I>e. Iil —
tn Rhodes scholai-s
llur*" for represen'
I rnnto-H with Ci|m-
u^a-asou.
Of Ith-V
firitif, ■nine of wborm
non' tPmn one stTbrf
I “Blue winners are:
tall- \ i Valentine,
tra.k events— It. H.
Irama. F. It ThOUngi'-tu K 1. H yatt,
J U \ liosebaugb.
f ranlie t., PennK /■’<
Uoorgin;
u -i*’1 I! S Sam s,
f vr
W. Dim
rmr. 'iii'T Vie'-- u n r g . thus >nii in11•I .mix l» of >t/n he lint!
l*nil ,1 \\ FulbrighQ > i»u a r c lu ’i i b ) i c a u l r e d to u p p « a r
t o a p p e a r * t o t h e H i l l i»f C o m p l a i n t
tier S|M,r t i - W .
W. In til in eauRQ uii Monday the 3rd.
*1
Louisiana, and box- h > o f J u n u i i r ) , 11>27, nl t h e C o u r t
U o t i m * nt H a n f o r t l , H c fi iln o lc C o u n t y .
rrrill < alifornift.
F l o r i d * * , n n d in d- f u u i l o f wueh u p I' p u r j u it' i*
M im i m
pro t’ lH ifi'M o
Flayers
ute To Dead
‘hool
lo 'l n ft f<>r t t lc p o r p i n f r i/f iJUJetlllK
t h e t l t l i * o f 1 1)-- t ' i n n p l n l i u * til In a m !
I ■* t h e n h o v e i l e ' i r r i h r d prem lpic b
I T IH F U t T I I F I I ( U t P K H K I * t h a t
till *4 Or <14*l be | m MO bed o|)i*c u Week
I Grid T o a m
fo r
f*itt r
Stinford
llnfirrl
In
(I)
H . n s p p m fvi?
w riT n
wen-
d l«-j ( ^ » f f h * l n l )
(Sf'al)
to
p»ii«ii,| (be f u n e r a P
.....
p * iftenuxm of ' l l , WJJJiON
fUr lalrbiick nf the
R SebiMtl squad, fa-
In
a |t»*wnpit pr r pub
S n.nfi.rr|
S» rn I r m l♦* C o u n t y ,
O U |i,.t i u —<j<T»)' F l o r i d a
D o N i : A N r» o K C K J IK C
I du | »„ i-oln High J d a y o f PtM’ c m l i r i IfiJS
>?»'<.
w ill
It*? 4' nin rc»! Hiiillfimt UIU, Nit Iff NVllf
V
3rd.
|)n liJ ,A H
o f Uk' J r Ijuv*!
?4t>l«-ll Ctufrf.
A. M AVKKK8,
.D c u tily C le r k .
Ci'Dtk
Ily
lb l»
K
IKJDNBlIObDKIt K-
-■.
im Y l.c .
R iillr llo r s f u r . C u m p taln a iit.
I ’ u lir I»« c .1. In . 17 £ f , 31
u 8 gatne with Seft*k* ngn
N fJrU tbi* week
r*°. the result of n )
in il,,. gnntu, i
N Whr.'li-r will be
P**r*. n ha* been j
p k Kcinliers of t h ) ‘
F *ri a* honorary!
Christmas is rapidly ap
proaching' and a happy time
it will be—with the cheery
hot fire and the Christmas
'Free, naturally cares are
banished for the time. You
enter into the spirit of the
Holidays with a joyous care
free feeling-but, if you ro
through the Holidays with
Inadequate Fire Insurance
Protection, your care free
feeling may turn into one
of dismay!
Do You, Want
Small Truck Farm
1 m v q some choice two ncr©
tracts on Dixie Highway that
I am offering for $1200 with
$200 down nnd $20 per month.
This land is tho finest kind 6f
trucking land and flowing wa
te r and electricity arc available.
Each tra c t has a, frontage of
^
to —</P)—The
fftpare for 1027 la ,125 feet on good paved road.
Anyone who want* enough land
wot, Roger Habfion,
tclJ th* Deaton. to raiaQ their own vegetable*
ntierce today. 1- ■' and still bo close enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
outlook lor .the
buy one of these tracts before
■Bsbsun declared
•itreiMl jt woul;1 they a re all gone.
ays Best Way
ire FW 1927
Fires Are Most Numerous
A t Christmas
m ark e t
•o»er commodity
Waiver,
I
“A Share
Your Patron_ -v
i
age Will Be Appreciated”
brcpuVo
f o r.
!>gy (auineas,',
in 1227, you
dace your In-
Mr. m Mrs. J . A. Roach
..
Proprietors. •
Buckles $2
Sterling silver belt
buckle* tZ. Otharo
Gifts For The Family
To Buy For The Man
? l. RultOftftlBA 91
ami $J. ilHU $1
and IZ,
A^iuit with tho Dickson-lvcii label v/oulu
glmldcn n man’s heart. Rricea from $.'15
to i | 00 . And n young man usually,ncodn
n tuxedo. Those .hero ore 5M0 to $60 .
Clubs $5
McGregor
iron
clubs' $5. Woollen
head dubs $8.50.
Canvas golf bags
Developers
i of cotton and
wotilcl play-
Hoforc prcpiiring this mlvortisi'nicnt wc
niadu n tjuryey of t>2 nu-n a siting. " W lm l
(In vuii want f o r C'hrifltmro?"— .Uid m ure
ihan fo u r-fifth s replld, “ S- rnethinR’ to
wear " Wr pilhl'ah hero a list nf .n u t,
able gift-i.
l ’loase rcnn-mlier that the
finer, exclusive Rifts a rc chosen early —
so plan your shopping u a r r Hnfrly.
*•»— ***
would
thr nhoc In*1
Dobba llat* In th«>
ninp-l^ira
style.
Light , grays
ami
tans nrft- popular.
PERMIT US TO DISCUSS
' YOUR INSURANCE
—
NEEDS WITH YOU
AT THIS TIME
L, A. RENAUD
“> present ‘in
OF GIFTS FO R .MEN ;
-W
1926, with
»l^k
A W O M A N ’S S E L E C T IO N
What Man J2ver Had
Enough Shirts
Frankly, we haven't heard of such n
man I Manhattan ahirts arc $3 to §3.00
Others are |2;50. Colors arc f a s t, buttons sewed to stay.
Sweaters $2
nv.-tntcr*. .1
tin.
�D, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, J 9 2 6
ml
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prjniertlc.H, nothing I; iir f vyr hj,-en
found t/> tnko tub place « / tliU ewlp h u t.. preparation. ‘ Tilt: mpmcnt
yfu apply it healing herring.
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thfxe who have hud unsightly qjjn
trouble* run .know the dclijrhCThbi
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Sanfonl, Fla.
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D e«r f5d:-\-,'■ • * AcrompJir'hmentH are atadr ho
ottsy to m-quiri1 (hear day* that h
man r a r e talent* really boa nothiipt of- which h r ran- ha proud. *
1 U la no lofipr/ nrecaanry to go,I"
College to become nri-fii-imt in ntij.'thlhK.
A ll you huv*- lu d-- in to
.altc u ciirrcaptnidcnuu course.- The
Kjflfoptyfo) wits that a build J e ily tilin g that you can't get In ohr
be tirfi ted itl S aran ac I-tike of th e id rorieapondc-oed ' t o u i r f a
c afflicted " it h tub'-vec that >«*u could get a t college U A
and ■ h <■ other that u <'In i ■ ; > Nieitiherchip in a greuk letttT fra
>•< • torial building U >1 ternity.
lei. at
Tluekim lf
l|epj»,'
a
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no m a tte r
B crrru s
TUvS u r T L r Bo t t l e
(tp.C C & A A f!! vwytv,
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MIS7EC ADCHLE BAUMS
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A S B l6 A S >WtS 'I - c
me a
CASTS SDCTEE/4 < !*■
[ 7^ 8 1 6 r o b b e r . ' ^
I have no d -ul.t Uurr.- uiv,- odt»,‘
>■111(1 learn t,t |>l»> a iromphone b j i
m ail.- -in fact, I foal w in - ih a t siF l*
hi»ve r , i f heard perform on iljj* !
o -tn in ie n t of to riu n - not*! lutVc-l
lejirned that wav
Then
A ^ ' A 6 G G a > B vS
W v W r/F N E CEM TS
1
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That’s What Oscar Thinks
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
^'tflitjhoyVBon begun the ffl' a *hinn anything from playing a j
SMt{>tHRtJi* him th’c Idol nf n saxophone to «v. irmii>ici ■ but It j
hail
iitjt public.
would b< ante always to who only!
M, c .if th>’- .N'afiot.a! A - In w ater tiiat wo- not u\.-r -Tsabt
Q iity e fn e ifi.w h ich i-< <■ <.
jp fp tak e tin# gTewler |>:irt of
Cl ic !.. I ■- C r' inert
raM Inlttt'n v.im nppoint
f>^p(l!fy th '1 constitution of the
latino ond <irM>nm« |)I0|U-|
tyut MVftlons of the -tgroe
c im « »* -tv tcevict, otc.
h a r o .v m e a r
A f*f\v lereoiis by- miiil-svill,beach>
I ’ r.ivt n itv ,
coirtiduepfj
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i c a a jt s e e w v
THIS-
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CAW-
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YOU'RE MILKIN/ IT'S
HARDER TO HlT THfM
LITTLE 0 O T T L E . S )
Li t t l e Bo t t l e c o s t s s
M O R E fWAW A B I6
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BO TTLE OF
-1
MILK
now|
I f jih e aer-inn r, "Of the m il- bii(kwui-t lino 'iB'nfoi he.niay
I.-;- held bdhiitd ’ clofSd no. m attes how limited hi* ••dvn 'I J
a u b jr f is h n a g e r a nnd n fdw tin t m ay I'C, ran (faro to h» n
tfe e p riip the phi yd/ market (lutllic speaker of -uch fluent \ uitd
s.
Hundreds ofyttatLa {iiiWtlr thitt he i “ n liobl ijM-at luuij ;
ires were di-cuased-Tcn enn-t in the palm of hi* hand Jolt!
Itd m lth tim e only to remain like if ig j; i up lioble a st^ft-bolltf^l
0 «;aoeplldxll. . A m i . JL iuv'ltj
.f a lgtin g of tbi 'n-evKnitTnn ht'«f l t« cec t many init>ii«v sjs u k c r s ,
hSkipnljclu hut mnny nicm- thin i uo-t have had th is «OTt fll |
indicated tjley will 10 iini'Lt.y., ‘.HI (hey d id n 't hold me I
ill
-i.a v ille throuplnnu th* o. v . i lluw of thoir hand# or i n 1
?& ‘-omi.letc lrn<b>«. plfty you t b e 1 !ii i o f then v i - i c c B . either. v
A;.>I ym iecan le a tn - trr * a t apa»r
;Ai<ufi be mail, nnd th a t'a about
tni- .
I w aht to e a t all of It*
thm I t.iiisuine— by mail. You can!
r-vin b a r n t«> play golf and to
u-nkc mv* by vorrt*r Dondence. Ylo]
m e llvuie in • s m u t a g e of correspendcio e
A. I knirA iudge.
^another day
111 m a y he stopped In 21
u i i . lo v e r l i becked, ticnprtled, t h c y r x ln i »\ - 1<■»•.t
The v-.iy J L A MII I,'.- .
cffitio tit that we paid s i,,
fo r It. Uml't I i i> nil lei l ev
m i don't tlclny. .O ct the
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BOOTSAND. HER BUDDIES
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One Way of Looking At It
OVLl'M lo s GONNA UANft t
r TO jnO'sTTR .OYtClURES
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if thin coun-
turiHibin
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long on 11rvii e
, 1k i/fingihg million-.
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CHINA
y o u g t l IIII l . ’S. in I In rr i
HavilandHavarian■ ■•''Noritrike—
Open Stock
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:!.C lty nf Punforri Invt
find Vo ‘A rn n *fee pn.»ent . fnr fiOc in the 1 ity
Ills, 'Lpjtrci veil . I.v
tie;
ice Department.
McLaulin
The Jeweler
Davjgommit- no P aper
. A6 MN THIS MoRWfNG
IT ISN'T THE NEW-SeaYi- FAULT. POf
IT’S T H E T Y T e s-tH 6 Y C0 M 6
O V E R AND G E T OUR
. PAPER T o B E A D
v BEFORE’ W E 'R E O p
,— ""'T
' SAY-CAN
1 G oR R oy/ M Y
MORNING PAPER 7
- HERE'S THE FIRST'
‘SECTION — W f Re Nf»r,
FINISHED yhtm w e y
RerroFiTveT*/Sf
Since 1878
x o i‘Florida's Leading Pept. Stores
.
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Otir -Chri^ynaa Present To You
5fe>ol Fall and
But You Can’t Shoot It
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ip800 of them at
$ > :< t ‘ C - M i T * I f
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i8 —Business Set vice Offered 57—-Good Things to Eat
j Daily Herald
ad .
BATES
77->
B. J,. PERKINS — Haberdasher PASTRIES, IMES, salads. Wo taku
ta^ti
headquarters for C o I b a g i a t e
Special
orders
for parties.
Clothes. 110 F irst.S treet.
Routh's Delicatessen. 1621 W. 1st
St.
T H E SEMINOLE PRINTMRY,
ANSCO CAMERAS «
NOTICE—See J. R, -------Ellis for
AND SUPPLIES
<501 W. 9th S t W. N. Lumlcy. Prop. Chnatmas orangie. Fancy oranges
$3.0fl per box. Phono 581-J CUdory
Avenue.
'* CLARENCE-SMITH
General Contractor
600 West F irst Street
— llouttchoid Good*
a t Phono 441
FOIt SALE—Om> gas rang*), used
WIGIlT-CllKISEN BERRY PRINT
•) months. Reply B-A, care Her
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, ald.
Embossing. See an f ir s t Wo do
I t Phono 417-W. R, R. Avenue
G7—Rooms With Hoard:
Commercial Street. *
[Cash l« Advance
Lt*. «»1 *« received
and collector sent
for payment,
lflc a line;-;
8c a line ,
„7e «*Jhie
on request,
rates are for
Mcrtions.
j0f average length
, i line,
t -charge of 305 for
on. J
jjinc Is restricted to
JjJficAtion.
or Is mode T}>* Sanwill be responsible
Incorrect Insertion, 25— Florists.
er for subsequent
A. K. ROSSITER
[The office should be
Phone 212-W
liateljr In case of Celery Avenue
* *' *. _4_
A Floral Suggestion for Eyery
)V£RTISERS ■
Occasion
ild representative
Floral Designs a Specialty
fsroiliur w ith .ro tee,
ilfication will give, CALL 352 for fresh cut flowers
information. And
and plants. Mrs. Ginn. San
Ethey will assist you ford Heights.
your want ad. to
affective .
“ST E W A R T THE FLOUtST"
TANT NOTICE
Flowers for all occasmns s .
. should give their
McLANDER ARCADE
j
itoffico oddress ns
Phone 781.
phone number if
(result*. About one
V a thousand has a 27— Professional Services
the others can’t
DR. J. U. V1DLER
with you' unless
your address.
Chiropodist
Jnusnce MUST be
(Foot Specialist)
on a t The Sanford
Lloyds Shoe Store.
or by letter. T*lei. Phono 10!^’ fdr appointment.
otinuances are not
F o r R e n t.
fp -fr/J
• >j |
83—Farms and Land For Sale 80—Automobiles for Bite
’T» i t (I
ITT
FOR RENT—Furnished house a t
KENT VULCANIZING -WORKS.
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Jink$10 rash and $10 monthly will IIOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. S. L. ‘batteries.
ins a t Court House.
buy
well located Oak Hill lots.
Distributors Chandler
Price $750 each. 10 percent off
v
Commercial Avenue
HOUSE ' FOR RENT—No. 203 for nil cash.
Holly Ave., 6 rooms and bath,
KEY TO happiness. N {Jtudebak^r
m s .
Knrn<*c- Inquire 1110 P ark Ave. $25 cn.-h and $15 monthly will buy
for Christmus. San Juan Garage
corner lot in Pinchurst.
Prlco Co.
FURNISHED . HOUSE,
Floral $1250.
- 1*
.Heights, live rooms, bath, lights
*Y*I
and garage. See Jno, D. Jinkim , $25 cash and $15 monthly will buy I
DODGE UEU14INRS
Court House.
*.
beautiful lot on French Avenue
Price $1350.
i
Dealers
78— O fficer a n d D esk R oom
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Laurel Avenue lot between 9th
OFFICE FOR KENT—la Melsch and loth street. .Price $2,000 on
192G Dodge Special Touring
Bldg Appl A. P Connr'Jy 4 terms of $50 cash and $20 monthly.
1025 Fon! Touring
Sons, Magnolia ind 2nd
1925 I)odgo Special Sedan
Onk Avenue lot, $ifrt>d(on terms of
1025 Ford Runabout
WANTED — Desk room down $25 cash und $16 monthly.
1025 Graham Truck
stairs; also typew riter desk
1024 Overland 4 Touring
cheap. Address "A ”, care Sanford hfyrtle Avenue lot just off 13th
Herald.
Street. Price $1950 on terms of
$25 rush nnd $16 monthly.
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Iiy>
80— A — R eal E s ta te D ir e c to r y Northwest corner Elm and High
land. E<ir quick sale $1900. $200
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
PHONE d
R. R. ELDRIDGE. Real E s ta te and cash, balanoo easy.
investments. Valdes Hotel build
And we havo many other good j
ing.
lots that can Ire bought for Just
s a n f o r d m n c K CO
a few dollars down.
212 Magnolia Ave.
HIGG INS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Phoo* 3«7 - .
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Real Estate and
—
Herald Building
INSURANCE BROKERS
Phone 713
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
83— Farms and Land for Sale
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Commercial & Palmetto. Phono 331
P |
8 T H A T CHEER
FOR HER
RE WILL APPRECIATE
our Gordon Pipei fo r I1U
mas. Joe’s Smoke House, 106 \
FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for 1st, St,
5A
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy.
NOVELTY SMOKING 5«
CANDIES, SHEAFFER’S Foun
bigant'" Shaving S«U, r
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Seta, Per
Brushes,. gather Goods and
fume . nnd compacts th a t will Flasks. Union Pharmacy.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
please her. Lanoy’B Dryg Store,
- ~
1 . 1 1 r ' »'i
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Meisch Bldg.
FANCY PAJAMAS, SMOI
Jackets, Lounging Robes,
68—Rooms Without Board
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Christmns cards, novelty glass- please Him this C hristm as..
waxen lamps, lint’hs, handkerchiefs, Perkins Co.
FOR RENT one large furnished
silk undefVrear, pocket books 'and ---- ----------;-------- :-------------- s^i
bedroom. C18 Oak Avo.
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady. FOR HIM—A ttractive wil
Mi-Lady's Shoppe, *110 .Magnolia
the latest design. Don Si
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms,
Avenuo.
Next to YoweJl's.
conveniently located . Hot water.
m
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Private family. 309 Magnolia.
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
FOR TUB FAMILY
Singer Electric. Caih or terms.
ONE FRONT room, lower floor,
Singer Sewing Machine Co., C, W,
1 welt ^l4trni*hi-d, reasonable, for
Nicholson, Manager,
McLander A NEW LIVING ROOM S i
yent. 107 West 3rd St.
Arcade.
will bring joy’for all the lim it
thruout
the year. Ruaaelt FUtw
ROOM —SmtnhVb' for two gentlennd g sf a g e , vuluablu lot. Chap
DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair of nlture Co., 321 E. 1st.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
rm-n
Hot waiter.
Reusunnblo FOR SALE—llnuse and one acyu m an Si $(V,600, Favorable term s
hose or handkerchiefs would
of land. IAi«a led near lakes.
rate. 1015 Elm Avenue.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
make
her a lovely gift. The YowOrange trees on same, adjoining Mrs. W heeler Jones, Valdez Hotel.
Q. W. WANS1JEY, Msnnger
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
ell Company.
Sylvan Lake development adjoin FOR SALE—Three room cottage,
TWO FURNISHED rooms
and holiday decorations b«
ing
Paoln.,
Price
$1,000.00.
Can
be
CI1RVSI
ER
—
—
f
■
■
light housekeeping,
719
.
all
conveniences.
Corner
lot.
Union
Pharmacy, 111 EL Flrat.
purchased for $169.00 idepo*it and Furnished or unfurnished. Applj’ CHAS. T. FULLER "MOTOR CO !ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— * • ' s ■'*-f
Avenue.
~c~- ’ 4--“ r
-jl :
Sanfnrd Ave. at 10th St. Phono 692 [ Stationery nnd Fountain Pena.
balance monthly softiefus rent. Big
410 W. 12th St,, a fte r I p m.
ALWAYS FOR O IFT S1!
Seminole Book Shop, Mrloinder
69:— R oom s fo r H o u se k e e p in g pick up. AddfealfjjH. S. Mitchell,
SEMINOLE
HUDSON-ESSEX
‘Arcade.
Sco
Paris
ienne Gift Shop, MeJ
K. E. Fl^tyfnpd. ag en t.Jlo u to A, F0K KKNT 0 R NJMbi—Four |
!EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
INC.' •' s
der 'Arcade.
I Prompt , Efficient
no kinks, one price, personal a t FOR RENT Two nice furnished .vnnfard Florida ' or a p p ly - to
room ^ n galow . garage, large
203 Oak Avo.
KELVINATOR Electric Rofrlger■ her vice
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
Real Estate Office at Paola, Flo- ^
ej(r,„ mlnu(„ rl(k, MAllh ll{
Phono 41
rooms for light housekeeping.
athm thn Idenl Gift for Her.
Plroae 349-J.
(post office.
Terms attractive.
(107 \V 2nd St.
Kelvinutor
Platt Co., 39 McLanAW , I one-acre plats .w ith ° r -1 roR N E R LOT. Eastern exposurHUPS—MARMON:.
SMITH BROS,
5>. J NIX
dur
Arcade.
trees on same no home i . n '|n U.st , ,,,)(|e„iial section. C |o.v
Sanford Automobile
id F ound.
Attorney and Counsellor nl lJ»w THREE N H EI.Y furnished house. ange
but will build you home and sell in Pru.,.,, rl>rht ^
1>wner Di 2U(1 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
Homo Fum ishera
.IwM
keeping rooms. Two lx*iia. All
210 East F irit Street.
SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" to
on same terms.
MeDougall, Fjrst Nat Rank B ld g .
convrniciifea.
310
E
5th
St.
j Her with n pair of new shoe*
U \(“sso r.es
JEW ETT AND PAGE
Buy Now — P y Later 7^
( ih f ffl.TNE PERMANENT Wnv
from Woodruff nnd Watson's, 208
R IV ES GARAGE
FUR SALE—Two five acre tracts
MARYAN1A
ing Guaranteed not to burn. FURNISHED ROOMS with heat
'Sanford Dealer
E. 1st St.
adjoining each other at Garda
IES! Tubas 7 Yes!
f >29K W. 1st St. ■
Phono 61,
er, linth. iilt-i car shed
I2U Park near Markham; the soil is i A11nu us the opportunity
---------------------- :-----------pvu pest in Sanford! Madam Harriet, over Mobley's
fine property,
W 2nd St.
GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS MEN’S, IN D IES’ AND:, CHl
l
of
the
veryheat
for
vegetables
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,,
,,
IT ire Co. 200 *A West Drug *tor«*.
ty
ran’a bedroom slippers, $1jOO
NASH
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vi . i
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l?,' S-ruggs Scogguns Realty
(V**.
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
I nnd citrus. Notrcjcared. }?nw intll I’ll.me 735
Masonic Ti-mplc lends the world in motor car value. RAFFELD’S
$3.00 a pair, Lloyd's Shoe
THE NEXT TIME you nre sick 71— Where In Knt
LADIES’
SHOP,
[is now operating hen*" Will Ik*
SMITH MOTORS CO108 E. 1 st.
■i try Chiropractic. You st»f>n w i l l ----— —1.--------- - - <
—----- —
SANFORD AVENUE.
■“ Isold only to purchaser who will
DODGE
StunoiiH — Re- ! « « « U »nd will k „ „ ........ .
AT B .n lt.ry C l , . <l,„.l f c j , , ™ ‘T ™
J ,
1.
N u l ' s p FOR SALE
Pleasure car* and Graham Trucks
Phone 4H2-J for appointm ent. Dr
tilings to eat at all times. IOJ p| nfPd nt |200 per acre and w orth
hlm« " ll’w nnr,h of Hughey Elm and !3tp St,
Phono 3 LET US HELP YOU chnaso th» TEACH YOUR FAMlLY-Ute
ideal gift for him. We have (L of 4 savings account, A “Chrfclt*
.V>«U 1«N t e l ■ l|u a n o « |- K a - . t t ’ W. Lit SI.
’$400. Owner's home and
« ^ ,s
"n
Tw"
intf, i an be bought at less than
TRIM c o .
in
our stock. Woodruff and W at mas Savings Club” account
'
—
[ndjoining .s a m e together
wltii p resent day, value,
$6.(190 on
Itar, nut the owner.’ !
out with this Bank will make
son, 208 East 1st St.
*'
A p n rlm e P lH an ti l in ts
beautiful home sites nnd acreage*
appreciated gift lo r any metd
/or estimates.
‘.SECOND HAND sewing m a c h in e s---- r
— i—------------------------1 which will be built on at e u r iy ter mg’ of $500 cash and $75 month
including interest.
of ths family.
Flrsf Na
RADFORD
reconditioned and
g u a ra n te e d . TW O ROOMS, K iU henntte and date
Will finance you
FDR THE KIDDIES
T cj - iu i 5 room atm in bungalow located
Hank.
A
$5 DO and up. Phone 261 L 3. 110
hath, n ttr a , Lively
furnished. ' an low an $199 deposit a n d lo n g
the corner of Palm etto
und T 1 I 1 | „ •
C* „
^11
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.
JH
moderate rent. Youpg, ow ner, 200 tim e b ala n ce . W ill b u ild liopH- for til
I s e rv ic e s o ffe re d i.a st 3rd S t.
kn tir
(jirge living room, dm-PR l l l S - jl ll L S V i h e H S O n ' !*
IKTl.LS. Twis------------------ ----------- —| N. Park Ave.
To deliver your park* g* i
you i f desirtaJ. A p p ly H . S . M it
1 turn Toys, Balls
and Books.
rig room, kitchen, two bed rooms,
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING;_______' r - -________
Call P o stal Telegraph Cable
j
Seminole
Book
Shop,
28
McLanrt Hair Bobber* in and jewelry repairing. Don Smith, i FOUR ROOM apartm ent Private c b e ll. R e a l E s t a t e O ffic e S y lv a n h ath w ith sh o w e r, la r g e p o rc h e .,
U1IICAGO, Dec. 10—DP)—Music dcr Auntie, i
.
-. jv ,, ’----<
<
and Children’s I)e
H t ^ t w o o d , otc, w e ll b u ilt a n d a ln io s t
new. of the
j 202 E. 1st St.
Until. Garage. 217 Holly Avenue A/*lgen4\t* o rU dj ro p ca rd R o u te
nir, which th« summer
A , San
YOUR SUITS are made In 81
Lrtmeni.
$8,000 on.Uirma of $200 rash nn<! brought from many corncn* of th e
fo rd , K in , and w ill c a ll and
TOY’S of every siio, price and
ford to tncasute: We carry
K,'t-.$86 monthly.
BARBER SHOP
"ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton . H / n i j t HE ROOMS nicely furnished you b y a p p o in tm e n t
country with an intensity nnd r e g duality, for tho Kiddles, Visit
[ t, . , -> .
,, ,
,
complete
line of woolen merchan
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p
a
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g
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lo
w
on
P
a
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k
A
v
e
hgnoha Ave.
[ linoia Watches. Piumonifk Hill!
ularity seldom equaled In the w arm Sanford's largest toylaml.
Private hath. Car .ipace. P r i
Th-’ dise. Quality, Service and Fit gtiAr-„
'
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nue.
P
a
r
t
ly
fu
rn
is
h
e
d
,
tw
o
b»»d
Wedding ring». I’. E. Ahear n, 311 vate entrance. Phone 99.
months, has opened 11 w inter se a
W*
indeed.
t looms, living loom, small dining son that teinN to produce unu«unl Yowell Company,
lUG STORE — Prv* )W. First St.
I
ro
o
m
,
k
it
c
h
e
n
,
h
a
th
w
ith
s
h
o
w
e
r.
WOLF THE TAILOR'
''
l>rugs, Soda. Wc art
distance radio reception
,
F o n t Ruo.M A p a r t im -iit, prtvat
TOYS of every description that V I Sanford Avenue.
double
garngi’.
large
yard
$8,000
,
12
A
<
R
E
1
E
l.F
R
Y
F
A
R
M
,
all
lour phone.
A
fter
the
winter
of
1925-26,
d
u
r
I 33— Help Wauled— AlnleA
v
e
hath, gaiag'
217 H o lly
will delight th* children’s henrtj.
>11 103
*
—---------— cle a re d a r d tile d , in a h ig h e lu te mi terms uf $5oii eash ami !hu ha! ing which sun spots and the aurora
Union
Pharmacy.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS- ahop,.
borealis kept signals a t their mer
cultivation, situated only a hhoit lance payable like rent.
1 WANTED—Salesmen and snle*- 7!> lIUHiiit’SS I*1acPs for Rent
Beautiful
bungalow
among
onk
re 4t Furniture Co. Iladles for one of the largest s a in I . __________________
____ ___ distance D|^in loading station.
.bar*. A com plate line of lu
cy, nnd n summer that, started nn
___
____A
trees. Almost new, large living enlivening process, ypld Weather
gage, jewelry, ladiea' and gen'
FOR niM
j organizations ip state. U r a l o r ; ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for | *100000 te'r acre. Terms
First street
room; tw'tr bed rooms, dining nook, ll<)W |„ doing wltnl the 'unwritten
wearing apparel. Glra your
outside territory. See Mr. How-! store* or offirtg m Park Ave
,, . i' T
.
a full line,
celery
hath, electric rnnge nnd water rules call for—providing better LEATHER GOODS and Fountain
a wrfrt-watch. Your
right. Cash or ard in F. F, Dutton office, Valdez .nd Commercial f t r r .-C W. M ‘Hj ACIU' h bil,ck
.
*
H
' f mlrlcnrMlt loading *to heater, completely furnished ready reception.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Mo- la good, W. O. Russell Supply Cb.,
Bldg,- He will arrange appoint Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo., o p -.1 Don
mt your business.
adjoins, a real buy nt $175,00 for you to move in. Double, gar
315 E. 2nd St.
^
postte Court House.
ment with Company.
While no great accomplithments Lander Arcade.
per acre on very lilveral terms
age, flowera and shrubs. Owner have been made by listeners, they
sK'ilu Co., general,
will sell for $10,500 oil terimi_ that , have been enabled to bring In sta
77— Houses for Rent.
sidewalks, build-. 34— Help— Mnle or Female
are
easy.
COLCLOI’GII
REALTY
r
n
.
Ration boxes. J. R.
tion* which w ere absent most of
D E A N -B E R G CO RPORATION
311 First Nut ilk
WANTED -SALESMEN and sales F< Mt REN 1‘ - 5 loom bungalow on I el. 732
the lime last winter. In addition,
Herald Building
Palmetto Avenue corner
»( I
ladies for one rf the lurgeet
tuning through local transm itters
Phone 7 13
CLEANING CO. sales organizations in sta te . Local Spur! irg Street. Two bed rooms,
is mi easier task for some rcccivHANFORD. FLORIDA
See Mr. dining room, living room and kit R E A L ESTATE
p?, Repnirir g and , or outside territory.
| era than it win Inst winter, when
IN S U R A N C E
HOMESTEAD, F la.,’ Dec. 10— from the time of the granting of
H5— 1,o I b F o r Snle
46, > foi prompt Howard in F. F. Dutton' office. 1then, bulb loom, garage, Improve
' it was difficult even to bring In
(/P)—The
East Coast .Canal, inland) the charter by tha trustees of the
1 Valdez-Building. He will arrange |P'.en*s. $45 monthly, phone 711
1distant stations on silent .nights, ,
CORNER LOT — Orange and Elm
One fan has nn hourly average Vatcrway from Jackionrllle to the “Internal Improveme
1 appointment with Company.
*for appointment.
\
Montime.
—60x145 for $1460.00, and on of
ns high
stations yu
yn jidii
uj nt*
111k1■ as 20 Btauunn
* . , ol Dlscayno' Bay dt# ‘Mlirtii, ’th e prtiient
’
*
. f -j
1UJG COMPANY
___ — __________ u___ _________ t ----------- -------------------- ---------------V.
84—Houses
for
Sale
W.
easy
yearly
payment*.
THREE
ATTRACTIVE
STUCCO
dny
nights,
when
Chicago
Is
sl.‘T
!
f°
k
5
*
m
a
Jo
rtw
rUory
p
L
th
a
m
,
gyowed
purpose was dcmoii
*ii .Store"
37—Situation Wanted Mnle.
Wheeler, Inc., Rhone 634.
Bungalows.
Just
completed.
*1*1ty of our prompt!
_________ ____________ _
lent. Last winteg JlO statlou* In ^
ttr ^ toA lhat tho
Coa8t
Special
built
in
feature*.
Phono
13.
j^O
R
SALE
OR
TRADE
—
Eight
five-hour H
listening
period
Association
or
and Transnortatlun
Trnnsportatjun
company
hi
m
.
.
„
.
• . aa Iivu-liuur
BVtNIIIIK IH
.TIUU was
"Bo ,
#
r? Cnambers
» yi . ofs an,|
r —r ' ' ---Jl -comoanv
—
rlpt mis .find quick WQRK as physician or dental naroom. Duplex Bungalow on lot SIX ACRES Lnko front. Sultablo tho rule rather than the exception. , Cotnmere« of tRS.jkASt Coast of-lnever lived up to the roquIre«i*n«*
ivery,.
- •
1 nistaitt. Experienced in both.
_ completed.;
_
t for ^Poultry
___
xl64. Just being
and Citrus. Dozen;
. .
_________
Florida, held here laat'w eek.
of it* charter.
r H«t Sandw kh^i Also dental X -ray work. Bonniu FOR RENT—Five room house, 50x164
Features of the session were ar»
ich apartment has private bath,
bath. bearing
i.<.nrino- orange
nmmm treeo.
trceo. Benutiful
B e a u tif u l_
. - .
__
. features
Each
furnished.
Apply
H
ardift
homo
Furtherance 0$ the canal
35.
sfVD... L.
’" “ ‘Schrock, Route "A ”, Box
be- has bcea o p a .q tth e chief*
W e mcr^t of a confc
two miles oat west First St., or hot and cold water and fire place. HomeSite. Quick Sale, $1,600.00.
| LOWAN CO. Auto',_______ I___________ .
special “com m lttle *lo be
H ard wood floors In two rooms. Terms. 8. W. Bradford, No. 518
P. O. Box 095.
1 »hei*t metal works. 10—Monty, to Loan
o f th<> assoc la Wbn since
appointed
sootj
Double
garaged.
Private
entrance.
First
Nat.
Bank.
•isfiitul nlieet metal
-Ti l s ¥ - t«. i%si > present owner of (he canal, and m
1&-W. 297 k'rcnch LOANS— Money available at 7 per FOR RENT*—5 room stucco, bun Will consider one or* two well lo
awor to promote a
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—<>P)— arraignment of former owners fo r
galow located a t tho com er of cated lots as part payment, F. D. 89— W a n te d — H eal E s ta te
cent. Close in property. A. P
“ B f
Men fo r
Finns
to
erect
a
sport*
arena
cost
What
speakers
.termed
failure
o
Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street- Hreyden, Smith's Barber Shop.
O nnelly & Sons.
ted to
elation
was
ing
between
$6,000
000
and
$7,000,.
former owners to live up to the
Large .living room, dining room,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
P A N —All kinds of
co
of the adv*
000
smd
rivalling
Madison
Square
canal
charter,
which
calls
for
a
kitchen complete .w ith ’ electric CORNER HOUSE Close In, 6 Will byy or trade for your csqulty
Metal Work- 47— D o g s. C u ts, PfU t.
.t.Bwwgh
rn
der
the
proviso
Gardenas
a
scene
of
All.
round
chapnel 60 feet wldor and -$ fvot
rooms,* $300 down, $40 monthly. I (n any lot* in any subdivision in
Tanks. At OaE --------------L~j----------— :--------------- range and w ater h eater, . built in
raised^
f of the purpose
nthletlc
activity
were
announced
dbep
from
end
to
end,.
.
bird Street. Tele- FOR QUICK SALE—A good watch’ Cabinets, two bed rooms, bath with price $4600. Bart Nason, Vaidcz South Florida. In answering tht*
Charles F. Burgman, founder 'or • Abodt 160 persona,
shower, large front and rear Hotel Bldg. Phone 863.
advertisement tell me, how much today by Humbert J. Fugazy
dog. 1112 Myrtle Avenue,
i t chambers of. com:
ssociatlon of Chamber* of tlvo 6f
porches. Owner will rent for $65
you- have paid, the balanco due, metropolitan promoter.
,the cast coart wsre
*.
•• ’ .
Fugaxy
said
his
building,
to
be
erA
of
the
East
Coast
of
monthly,
or
will
sell
on
exception
RAM PRESSERYi WANTED TO KNOW who own?
FOR SALE—fl room furnished the lot numbers, and the locatlsn
---- J*
convention.
orida, led off with a discussion
Messing, tailoring, j Pit bull atud ’dog In Sanford? ally easy term s a t a close price. house on Sanford Ave., $7000.00. of property, also give your pres erected ln the business* section o f
of
Brooklyn,
would
4xv
ready
i
p
r
operof
the
past
history
of
the
project.
« Avrnue. Phone | Address J. J . Nulls, Pinocastle, Fbr further information see Mr. Good terms. Reply—W. C, H. care ent and home address. W rite Box
He
related
the
history
of
tha
canal
elation
atlon
In
a
year.
Mitchell
a
t
The
Herald
office.
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Caro
Sanford
Herald.
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Herald.
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Radio Fans Expect
Fine Reception Of
East Coast Canal Project Discussed | | |
At Meeting Of Chambers Of Commerce
-
Fugazy Makes Plans
To Build Huge Arena l**™ * ,P”UI “mml11
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YOUR n e w s p a p e r
J r (1 In Florida’s Heart,
*World'* Greatest Vegetable
fflit Ita Richest Garden Land
iiMEXVH ' —
Associated Press Full leased Wire
ent Writes
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|io Operator Is In
licaffo But Avers
jat’s As F ar West
§j He Will Travel
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-
LILMuttluiWB, Assistant Dry
League Will Probe
Director AtTVew Orleans,
German Armaments ' ing
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llaltie With The Hlorinj
. GENEVA, Dec. Il_< / P )-T h
council o f (lie League .of
lion;. meeting in private, todaj,
reached an agreement on tutermm.'i of n plan for a league
Invotigntion into German ar
inamrnts.. League officlalx said that lh-'
investigation will be aubntitu*
nil ♦ for ir.ter-fliieil control o'
Grimany on Feb. 1, subject •"
j)o;Mafi Not Under the approval of the French cub
Tim i|Ut>.ition of German
frr£st So "Far As inot.
nrmument, .on which dienfenx'licago Cops Kndw nient is considered probabl".
will be left for solution to the
regular diplomatic channels ami,
CAGO, Dec. 11 — (AP)
noth G» QrmLston. I .os J failing that, to arbitration. .
res Makes Plans
Return Of Man
Garmnn Foreign Minister
Speaker A t-M eet
Lands Safely i Surprise
ing B y Shew Of Friendship
Port In Mexico For •ftyvlel Government
ml.'mm ~
Vessel
At
%
Arseni* J . Broke Loose From
Anchor While U. S. Vessel
Was Seckfng More Supplies
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Awaited By Group
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Attend Intcrniitioqni'
iottiti' Uotili ri.b lliitlo ii.'M in ln U lra io r (n r
ference
In
Summer
Of 1U27
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GENEVA, Dec, II.—(/P)—For•i(r Hie ninntb ur Ihr 1llul«>l|itl cign .Minister Klrciemnn, Of G ej--'
llllrj: >ut, m, They At llrut nrn*
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U e l l r v n t k l i t n n p r i l li> l|ir >kl|i^
many, cmiseiL spectators at toifay’.s
These
two
u«-ws
show
a
few
of
tho
140
wleimahlps
thnt
were
Iwked
In
the
Ice
In the St.''Mal,y*s river,'
r e n t . t ' n n o t « m i r . l Im alA x r n r r h r i l
.'session of the council of the longue
lh # e n tire (lu ll m a « t to r th rm .
1.
tween
I
:
,
,
'
lion
n
and
Snu
It
Hte.
Marie,
Mien.,
when
u
sudd
n
cold
wave
struck
the Great Lalce»'in'
"f
nations
to
sit
up
and
tako
no
In M n l i h r i i C o n p f l i r l l l l n u
»t«»r> <■( w h n t H r t u n l l t hn|>|irnr4,
ilie mltlst •f li e last rueh of the navigation season. At the time this picture wiis taken It was feared
I
ice
when
hi*
championed
courtesy
t*s radio operator, is in
<n|)lril t u
T il l tim lu til
llcrn lit
'u-'1' " 'i I he M d in ti.c* no pntil Kirring, Then'th weather moderated over night and tugs o|>anil
diplomatic
correction in
hut whether he will
ihnniK h \ K .t » m l r r .
I.V
J.
.It.
MVrt'lIRtVh
_
'
i'e
.1
cfem lanes to (lie im| rl.Killed vessels.
,
j
league
relations
with
Moscow.
It*
cn hack to I«oh Angoh'.n
_ __ .
............
Lim
. Sir
it
^
>cct<*l to the use of the. wnrd It11
PUERTO MEXICO, Jim II
*ia,
and thul in dcferertcc to M .
( oast Guardsman 1. I! Iladli , ami
One Dead In Feud
I are safe here al Piieiln Mexico row’s wishes, the wmntry should
Angeles authorities I
l>
e
designate*!
ns
the
Union
*..
The r mil-running t. hooner Arseta'
Between GanKHters
Imok I ho long rniHsing
. .
.1 is sale in the \-ustudy of aiiilin Soeinlist Soviet |{c|nihlicK Hi - remark;, wen* mudo in the
in the Ain.ro Sr„,p> Mr- m „ s
Com ,Heicd
e ntterne
ntics. Holley, mysel’ and tin* Ar
NEW VOUK, Dec. II -t/V)—
* "tin -*f disrussion of the pt»hvu
i.idnnplng case anil are
L. Doheny j
vet
l.
•
•
n
aitylhaig
An
iimlerworlil
feud
lliut
r«Opining
or
___
___
M em bership ,'T ,r '
lag extradition jiaiier.t, lull
v'lfe In*** wi* b ardi I I'lition • mi international confer
sultcd in milrder was n-vi-nled
( ’dm pal? Which Is To Ite r.1
Campaigti
"' *
announce^
|r.:i safd h«' Would fight civ
i 'ii- >i i-i "ff
llI,tV I I’ll- . I 1,11 cnee Jui I. 1087, to fram stui i
today
when Ihe .bullet riddled
send the ci(Se
General TliiMtiifimiil S ta ll j
'lie l fio i
’ t<> get hin. fartlnr \v»t:.
' ' i 1 tillliut junioo
l>ody
of
a
;
man
whivii
was
tit-h
a
n
d
!»f
I’urnuT
Militreni
within’
d M t*
(iiiragn.
for the rih
■ -oples (ttlrkcii
thrown from un auiomobilo in Author O f Dcwoy Claaslflca*
t.cj noil i v,
l reinundou sly > ii:*(i ’* r-»
ErectIon of n .irgc Mg’iln.uli
the
opening
.'tii arrival lierc In.I night
ii a» enrthquakes. I i{< tjers AiV'eroil fly U cjm 't ; Dark Avenue was identified by
tlon System C h ief Speaker . . T. . _ dt
v.i.
■I wi" II wc u ni u*d ,-hortiv i hi- (uni.. ,|
M.invihurg,
Pa., arrom at tIt* south'., i i i-nmer
••ting io call Hu*
I hill lie M.i.s .Vgrerui Tn liiit
At Dinner Given t Prldit/i |
;... *
fingeiprint.- i.-, lliut of Domi
I' l.-11ii Mex.c-i ' "ilferen. i
Iiv* two dutectivi -i and i A\eniie a ml l 11 l I t.-.I vva»
•lid I’, iithiu, •InSet Menu pi With Oil lung
They abandoned tho
nick
Alvero,
wlio
liud
I
hh-h ar
Delegates
Kllll
.-|
|
H
'll
•
by
Present
si ■vi
Ipor man, and immediately g'in today foi *l,i- Aiiii*ni an I i
Itctliui"!
have FsU himsslf u k f
rested I t limes.
• « i |.
m issin g
->_i
11
I.
Os,-, 1 III t|l,
Into conference Willi In* »t- ion and hi in I
•
a*
nilierr.
of
as Dohsny had dona i
v-l W 1 IIKlv. Me. ! I 1,1'i
1
’ulice
are
working
on
•
the
Inn
t
i
1
1
iv
n
poll,
. 'Iat ion
The Florida tAbrary Association tho etorjr of the $1
Kdward H. S. Mnrfin So Loginn'i; drive f r i»r tt rtti'in!*, r ,
1 H"' I ii. IW!J- - ll -1 ll'll.gst rill-l.p death in ii war ii’iii.nw
w iooi.1 l".,
ll 'iiciigo poluv kicw, <Irii.i* v Inch |i to get ii .1 w,iv Mumlav
has
instituted another important passed between Jtfe
wtn
.1
.
.i
j")>,
.hut
g
,'inythir.
*
l»n
I
ihcury
hr vt.it xhuf to
I lie w ejil hi I ' I
Ii ......
m 1 no
V"l under arrest *
Tile drive is >anl t•■be ready f--.
*.! lub'.r, bill repiirtr* tlmt Ii •I t u p Ihditlog^rH.
i department in IU work by holding and the Interior
I,
. ' g l . " ..I'
* •
i ’■ . ru| «<-• ■
____ ___
______ i
illxtrirt nttwwy’s nffi.v ai ii’aiigiirriti.in ai Sn .inn- In..,- i.||.
' ii/iei d to fr.llll.OIMI i,'tt Ji'.iii n
for the first lima in its history a before Doheny’s oil 'ir
nl ilinig. r, 11••11 I I" i'I. , i Hi nitliitive
iir
fit?t*W-n, however, ha* moved ei iioslx in tin- I Inri la l*-|r,<in ..t (
awarded the lease to
lie.
sepnri'
io
ml
nroinei!
lo>
series of district meriting*, on lines
‘f •-»'*« i
»i
loiuil in.'.
Or mist on out of tlie hand’* Kaidzatiau d a n then i:ini|'ui>-n Tha- III' •I't we lx.hi tied the \r
The case on behalf
1
a*'
rii*' • mil took * i.iniiiaml, to th
*’ 1
1 •ihMh|i cm I ii
which have been successfully car himself was rested
It they termed "private rap- for meinhere.
"Mi'in v ' Money'" In- stormed
Sn ntlempt in i moment w.- tied up at a wlisi
in ' <.< i " .
i Ibnitiu. 'I't'
[Ben Cohen, chief of dctiv pi;u the le gion on a ba.-.i*4 of I
vhi-ri ipn .i.tie*I
J don't want
ried out' in other states,
Mrs. and two eharacUr _
hi re soil to'nvd tile hi*b*.liner *•>«•
1 » * i i I *s: ai {’ittiinir i!
rirrd Chicago police to nr Inn percent mon lor lnp ihrotigh I
n"
I
want
my
sun.
I
uni
on
Anne Van Ness Brown, city librnr- called for Fall. Ono
'be Mex'.i'iin eiit'.iiliiH nul'o•»
»*
' hi* :n'la(iiry m
p<* tlefcndunl
out the slate U* to Is* mails*, of-* I)*-*', while we went ashote t.. .
Inn and president of the asiocia- ’ th# Fall itttor
"'oe ..il i .
Horlin
ifet Attorney Kcyet- v o 1 fniaIt say
v mil i.rd-i a lion*! Ihe count
|s>rt t** d I SpJ ks. 11" j.- *
wo
■
i
.
H
g
pui
t:•
ulnrly
.
tion,
appointed Miss Francos F}. .content to rwt'.wi
Hack'-to <-«dif'rtiiiii." he *a'.il
• • Ins i W'i , ear old son, I'eler
Many li/ii^in- inilln.il o fa itia ri- Amet ,i in i-i .ii. ill la'll.1 .'1{itllg III.; tic* be *w»» ftntir - *•-»- rnnr rtnvn n week, Kulnev Tulle And Mother In- Gates uf Tampa gcnaral chairman another wo
teu 5toi y in "th«- Her - ;i,^‘ exlsiij^fo''1»tcn in Inn I gion
^Fairly rthriulug''
Aided In Titiuisville
For of thesu meeting*. ■
;; j record, but tho _
‘•*">
- u , »>r.
....
b„y y,.,Ur
. '’I dim t i'v-. are to, ha ui-nl duririv the cam
I suppose at llial it Will n f:ii!
vays hbs i» !• •c-d j iir y, .,m- "i the dayu for a vi»-it.
TalriiiR
TaUe’«
Fen
Away
The first one wna held at tJU euMlL permUaton
n* ^atita* ftik lftf-tr*'*th**nv* p h l In'roy • chltt* •ml a. mm- tIrrtllirtg j*AMr.ietv e. Theri we•
»iUt lllull won » vc» ; -•*lie*
u hn<l toltl, poor child.”
is ••(Uj.oef
Tam|g\ library last Saturday, with ca” In order to hear Jot
nn’i hli*
n»!.ofnUer cannot mandcr of CaiapUl! I.of.sini: l»o«l dey v.litn Mu* ftlod and wafer w.i
rns -towur.l
In
or th- I ^ V !c^p|rm,rvf|
count.
^ EOUISVILL.:, Urc. 11.—Ul*>— « splendid attendance of both local w,,ck*
ngslirM me ! have ann-mned toihsy. Anu>ng tli*-rn in ’ running •nv and when w* win
crimp ngstirq
•» • «
> i. ii.i.n iffTTorTW'y’H fntiiro.# | -I uuiu Salm and his nttornev's 'mTielmVlit ehnrghg hidaey •'fed uad
.o u D o f.^ , pwutie. . . . .
. wtoeae for
»**
^tiling wrong and have noth* the line of the rfgnbnard in the veulmg without n chart. --\V<- w.-r
Ag'ivMt
nl
ian
king
deqy
that
1
m
inns
accepted
a
$.'.rU,tccuuiitaul
for
un
oil
cqinpai
Jfetfr.”
/*
downtown lyiisinrsH district.
I thought, when actually wv v fr ' ■ I r die* ni' iiiitinu*i (< e g r o u p >(
Odd scttieJilenl UC that he i* • rk- Vcttesueil, and hi.-* nluthe£
la-' decided thnt tIm* *. infer.
Ah each ofd member, or as «*nrli leading for T.impieo, llarlh-j *i l f . ri' ign m i n i s t e r s whi ch lins t»ci ,t erifig- fur $ 1,000,000.
.Mottin M. Trllc, with k
Lah his attorney that il a rrew member takes out a tiitI7 card, I o-jiiii'jj for thi r port *
‘laivin-j the |rnhiem <f hringin**
Deapiie denials, New Vork i -wu- TclleV year olif ion ,weru :
ft wai* receive-! here Omii*- his unmo is to In* painted upon Ihe
Vnu ae*> t'aptnin Edmond*-, * <-n
nr**r allied (:oh!ro| « ( M-iers ins*--t they have nuth it“- h> a grand jury hi re yeitO
li.lr pest n rash bnvl, Mi tVonrd.
.
8tow" wh0
•uni uM ftiruifirlf.l
Appropriate wording of i.mder of the coast punrd Iihs-.* •*
' -■ uff"i nitimt ipn timt Id. f *her
Washington for lie l ne icii. irii: matt i ll Ihr 111f f i l ’. ilovi, r a n >|own the, A i sen..
'I "lie uiul bis wifu are bof
I
‘•I rill i »»J||hl»i>' .III
The
.eccond
in
theae aerita o lli
ii Huger*, |li a
light, lint whullfr h. I 111- li'iar.l'v. ill cue rrni;r lh" .
tu. of Muskogee, Okie. Th«y mcotiiijr* waa held Friday at th e ;I ,
wi t h t wo i 'i!ti>p* and t.sit. Ih- i int . .
i
u’’ *. f $ti mm! i hitr
__
Horn.* o f Id
>411, wi-fi mnirle.l *o I "iiisvjlle * in
' In i •• was II' i ,u
mi
I* Aiii|* llarlle ." I uiv
• ^ • hi.
••11
■ . ll"- I.- !!•< i
Albertson Llhraiy In Orlando, with; on In e
_
I
"lar.l
I'd
on
ii",
I.,
• ' i t .ltd. dr III •
' > I"
t
Mlaa Olivo Brumbaugh aa hoeteas. i council, who
O'." kr - III . 1: xuddcul) adi'"irne,| I‘.'2 I
. i ii. i Mid nil her pap. .
. >1
Mr and Mi.. I idle laturuod tu Tho attendance of over 64 guests effect of several. Imr
I1
11 r .ip, .** i)>., .
; i-,mrlit i.-i, ■
iii-V.-r *•• >i o. 'l,
fur i n I win . ..nri-ri ml .* wer
•
i.
"Miili
.1
i-i
i'd
mjiiyir, Mexico, wheie they lived includedJibrariana from Sanford opmenta during y»r
m - ii i i , S min-.lt- * " O n l y e l i g i b l e
Old that no abenMti*-n mil does
•ailtriy in the dark fron (nr on* *• HiltCiy.
for three mouths.
Then, Mr*. Winter Park,. DeLand, Maitland,
Tbege Inc’"*
f o r im-inlx r s i i i p a m i onl y a l o t o l
not follow il.
mcnf the rlorm rose ami w«* ha I
I>i Hires* man is umlerstooil to
Tulle went, to the home of her Zell wood, Melbourne and ' Orange '
<?f Dohsny)
of 1U0 are uovv enrolled in
Tho
count
nays:
"1
w
*.
i't
even
to hend nwny from lzitlinunn.
hrtv.' ip.en new assurani <*:t on this discuss there terrible slot . My mother ■ in Muskogee and seven City, also membera of the faculty . * tr*Dhg crosa-axamin
. «
—, . .
...
HIM) iurw inoinber.s are expected to
I am no navigator. Neither
*lUi ' ' II, :;s well ll* pit the ill.*
month* later her child \va* horn oi Rollins College and trustee* and
by Roberta, and
Hadley But, ns I said, the only r o o t lin g of (bii)iiii fortr.-sses only inU-rcfU is in niy son "
.
' he had sought m. divorce and had patrons front Orlando.
Some of I°* Sefcrftarr Wilbur^
"I
am
I
'oking
for
wot;,"
*i"
r
l e g i o n , it is i dn i me d.
A l |e;ist
litng.-r irt wliii-h we f-.mid mir I hi- o.ifign iniiii»t<-i* mli.iii' ni"1
I,iven no intention of the cause of Florida’s most representative club confidential Navyi
t few Weeks.
i <* 'ober of C.wiiepti'e
selvi's wn* the danger of the storm iith ' i "morrow t<i iimait irporl > said. "I w-mltl l*A glad I > do any i dtnngonieiu fr.*:n tier'husbnnd.
women were present at both Of other witnesees hava
Severn! meeting* are 1" be held water There, might have horn fiHOi I’artM, where th. albi-il i*.n- kind of v , rk at all ex. pt hand
'••ions chits foi font
a "war »caBas'ln “■
W
ill
k
"
these
meetings.
Mr*.
Tulle
returned
to
Louisville
' , npnrtnrent; and
during the course of the drive add the danger of rhort food anJ fi'ii ' l l ' of anilinHsml'T- a!"*. i
1021
, when, Dp?i
"I wont,I I.,- glad to g nl*. nrv and began w..rk fi*r a business
Dr. and Mrs. Mclvil Dewey of of hla,, 01,1
i is-'ipli- w)io nr" rapid ami various postings lor the al danger of an uprising l.v th<> nim- strn.'gluig with tin pn.blim *.(
honerf
Im
ii
*.--s
"i
ptihb
•
serve
concern
where
-lie
formerly
had
N'eiv York were tho guests of hont , Sanford fi >i the letitmn "f the members of 11110 ruae.-is, wb'* of rours.- oulntim
* And I am Ium’PJ tn m»v il it I hnw l».*cn cini.hiyt-d Kciently nhi* re- "r nt the ineotlng, this being.tho builda naval fueFo
'■bug to Miss Kiifca ■ teams are to be made dully, nr- l.ett-d im, if the rum mmo-rs had ,M,’ ' ,ir,,,,lI>u*n r
Harbor, Hawaii.
J ' nh mtfc { M '
" in ,,(’<n(*
1-4
uelved o letter from her huftband I orcation of Dr. Dowey’i Huverityil, i is in chnrgeof t|„- j cording to those win* are to have been armed. But they weren’t I
The
work.’’
|which he told her that he w h s tho! fifth birthday I r liw e J l. th.
I. i-s nt tlm Gh'i idii i- of 1cliorgc
An intensive survey of Hadley and I hud attended In that. ; I HI,. paying sharp -Mention to , I dp no, l i k e
rottel
WilbnPe
of the Dewey VDecim al___
_
Iw«rn n ^ ? « r \ * 7 n' n
,
, ........... .
lh'
MB 1Victim of an imurablo discaae and author
'
1 t h e c o u n t y is n o w tx*inff miuio In And wo tvro (wore armed.
C
1lam Ihe British
n
? , ” !!!! 1 <••»>JN*rrrs was adjotiried Tlium- thnt ho was coming to the state* to Classification, no generally uecd gained "by *4fV|iiy to\
When wo boarded llie Ariseno J. |I
Bay tii<* jiast wook there ban un effort to get in tnuth with nil
hiii, lh** British foreign secretary,,, day until .Inn. 17 to givi him time
Bn aeut,. shortage «*/ pinccit ex-service men who are eli^jbl* to we fonnd, that- liliC was prepared ,tlt;it Bulgaria must make u better to secure wiUiesres to testify thft undorga n major operation. Hr by tho public libraries, and U pne naval.
begged thul hi* l*i* alloWed to sec of the foremost librarians erf the
(Cantinurd on Taga 2.)
• Irhmving ' in
rt. Mis:, Williams Sabi* amDta,‘e 0111 a membership.
connection
■W
with ho is rnpuble of su,porting hi' his son.
*
’
•■ixp s aiV'i '' i ,*s f f ' V
country. He with R. R. Bowker, r » j k i
j straiyiitoniiig out the nfl^r* 0f wife nn.l child.
Bt of ihe Chamber of Com-*|
editor
of
the
IJbrary
Journal,
were
Tidlo culli-ii at his wife’s home
that Doheri.
I > v I (»rccV refugees. Sir Austen, who
|iiM lavii entirely*u«l. 'offi-i p ^ r r v I ? a r i m i r H
N o v.f^ L sh.* »nid. She was uway the two speakera on the occasion threat o f l ;i
i r w i w°e sjH'sklng in inhalf of the
sve annaimcod that peiv1listlilt: RIIM IIAI I. MADE
ul work. A nlster 1st tho fathor of the American Library Associa Pi
5 P 0 ;ro,p„,l. mid the matter was nn
Icf lii.men, a put intents and
ace the boy, site said.
And he tion held In Philadelphia last Octo
important phase in the. mainLenJ would he welcomed fnnn tho
LAKELAND,,
Fin.
Dec.
II
1
nnfcnd
perinisttion
U>
tako
tho
child ber. as thoy were the only ^wp liv snd not AT ■ result'
an®
O
f
P«!de«
In
the
Balkan*.
-Seizure of n lilg sen in containing
r
t r
I)Ming representatives of the-first eoniptfpey Pt-'fill'
iato Dtp yaixl.
py northern people are pititr, .
t
<112
uunrtn
of-imimried
Canadian
cilfj
ri\UIXJ\?L’»O
S
McCcnrtnick, the*
meeting
of ths association 60 Venn
Hearing
an
inscription
in
Esper
1the rity, Chamber official;'
'
* *•••*• - 1
'
red liquor followed the arrest by
Instead the indictment charges,
Three alleged highway rohlur-.. anto, two Htnmpn of different val
ago.
I^akeland
failice
today
of
Janies
ho
sped
away
with
thn^diild
to
J
e
f
nurnj of them call'at thoi n-'.BRY, Fin., Dor. ll.-tA ’)— giving their names s» May lb.I.
Hf e i l i B I
Tlie Albertson Library enter » » would bo
Howerton ami wife, fit. Petersburg, fersonville. Ind., w hercV a mother
|t#*t exprooj a desire to rc -' A coroner’s jury that heard nn erts, Jalno: Hall nnd Willlef J l- ue* Imv'c heert issued In Runsin.
was waitihg nml tho child was tained the Visitors yesterday with
Mi* Soiif.inl providinif they 1rytr witness describe th? flaying Coy, are being held nl-police hc"dIfd a plare to live,
taken east, probably, to New a four course luncheon at the YM
nr two fwlcrnl prohibition agents nuartcra (lending their transfer to 1
Dohcny wl1
York and it Is believed
they lowstono.Tcn Booms, during which weU
influx ..f tourists has been by J . W. Bu'hanan, n funner, de- the Somiuole County Jail l» nwnit
atal oil,- tiii-j senson arttl lie- ■lii>«*rnto<l J.r» niinute* nnd then or- the action nf the grand fury nt if- I
Tho mother -li.l .lie cares noth - Mrs. Brown pre.*entu<l Dr. Dewey
a beautiful bouguet of roses from
jlin. Im It i3 expected that d?tud Buclianun held for murd>r. hext rosslon, in January.
aro now In Marcniha, Venosusja.
,
•t . ?*v t*.Sf *
.*•tjlis ing for the .punishment' o t her the association with nn address of
Retails of n *aTd on Buchnnnn’n The Ihrce men arc raid to have j
plils and apartmont-i tlirottghhusband. "I only want my baby congratulations. I f f - Dewey foifarm which Thursday cost the 1ive* confessed holding up n jiogro
1stab* will lie crowded.
NEW YORK, Dec: 11.—(/Pi— Re
of W- C. Mobruy of Ford, Md„ and named Will Caldwell, on Thirteenth I witching eyes nnd 8 provocative P't gel me into grand opera alone tack ," s b s to ld a u th o r itie s *
lowed this with a ta!j> on Import- tiationaM
a j:;!
.1. P. Brandt of Jacksonville, were Street, tialdf-horo, last night at j nn.ulh hold a greater charm for by any nteAns. It Js' talent and
.
;
(tnr
Wbttlfr
-devclopmenta.'
jrftat
raid Staff Gwen > pot made known by the pury. 11:30 o’tlock ond Liking $35 in j >r ■ t ihan shapely legs, in tho qpin* brains and character that n wompn
which a- vety IhtarwUng*twograh) (i
must cultivate most today to get'
eg
F
e
a
r
.
Germany
was given at the library.
temper Of Lettuce Testimony wna hoard from Buch monoy nnd . hL shoes from him. |ion’of some of New York** fcinln- ahead."
.
anan's wife and I). W. Blue, it CnldweH' reporte*! .the robbery to Im* notables,
Those attending- from Hanf
rmits Shipments Of
• Bctyl Halley, profosalonel model,
_
T Andnsop, of the Ame- neighbor, who witnessed the nf- the "illco department. .
* J w »«: Mrs.'Ahnq Van K«e-Brown
They aro qtiotad in a sympesfum
t tirowers, presented the. fall*.
After a two-hour search tljc by the New York American which however, partly agraos that shapoor Goods-To Russ ia(M r*. Maud B. CUrl. Mrs.' D. P
[cf Tin,
Tim Horald with n }tnm-* A'ficr the shooting Buchanan three werw-nrreated In n negro res- was prompted' by iU understand ly legs constitutes n woman's J P '-.—
Almas and
”
imc lettuce Friday. -The let- traycled 15 miles from hii isolnt- taurnnt nn Tlllyd S<tt-«L .The ing thnt Dr. Marie Charlotte De- c 1* 2 (n*t charm!
' GENEVA, Dec, jl^ < flV -8 u .. .Similar met!
Madamo Ftances Alda, famous
Brown on the farm of
p, , to a/)(] 8UrrcnderctDbcro to •hoes Anwj |2A fn money'waa on' gollere Davenport,,of Vienna, said
aid in
Steele and U .«rf-fireB lg Shprlff F / j„ rjpscomh. He'Told thisir persons when thoy wero.plck- in Waohlnglonr ' ’
prfmk.dohna,
also n possessor >f the shipment of War m a ___
v
^i / i
tlui sheriff ho rosUto<l nn attempt ml tip by. Policemen VViHls, Phillips
"Girl.*, cnltivnti- your legs ohuve beautiful legs, acknowledged that cross her'border Into Sutsin for Ian nt
a,ui ^aultlcm.
0f ^
ngCn(B to enter hla nnd Arthur. r-At th« statjon thsy your mind. They nro you'r moat "nil w.hh' ii arc a bit vain nboui ctC by.ths revohitlortarles In China into fl
nrer raid to have unmlttcd the impoitant niseL -They count over
’L „ " nf ihr. w nr nn.i'h'.
Moiray
P'S"scav.nn
M«)l>rny -M
nnd Ilrnr.l,
Brnndt wurkrilI .,»(
out J, pj|^agnr)hpi‘ of- each were mndc education intqjjept nnd culture."
I)r. Darrh|g-rt, who Is 102 years
, . J^ksmtvillc
. lllgcffip-and
J d
winp wnt t/> lhc
*cm choice varkfifta ° f. th?
r-fftpe and thefrl
their |
j’f lliP B I
by. myutery and subtle dump.
reign Minis tern warn hyslta- Mrs. M^s
V o i l e s to tho au ff. friivitirs
^ivcpMtHblcstothoRUff.
"riivities were being
be ng mvc.Ugatod
* '" f *tiFfal" ,UcUtc identiHcatjon buregg »t Jnck- oi l, was reported as displaying n
"Have wo any women today tlttg* to tah^ the Twponalhljlty oi
summer fhonthm Mr An- tod*y by Janiea H. Leo, of 1«m- eonville, whore they will bq studied frnnkncM in’ «plaining her win
thowing leg* to her knees who is jyjbatltullng for iu^r-AIlled con
Ing
a
hnabahd
47
years
her
Junior.
^ with tho peach yemp In P**» f ^ 1^ 1 mlminlBt.r*tor for tho in an effrfrt ,to McerUln If the
nitire lovely than thoy were?” she trol offrarmamenta Ui Germany dl^«nfhe has Pcnt
«UU. ^ » tn > d Marcher- men OVe wanted In any other city
asked,
And, answering tho qttfs* r« n Jurisdiction over them by the
frltpe pomroUelon.
,
.
t Peaches to The Herald on ranU when thcy c* d n Duch‘ for crim«
euo
tlon herself, she raid. "I .Mon't League:of N«ti°n*, f '
• '
wmm
Pf occasionr.' ' . *■y*-*
*' ---:--HHukso."
.
•j * -,At, th« time Buchanan vras nt
'm
id . ROBS BAN
^#u. !
fequeeted by Gorman]
GIRL
spear nt
’; Mary Knltnn. ph
is imported b
•“It’s only In tnc
i'ig r e c with hem lstery in'
ril ,- that leg« area' girl's !
tmo n ref««k o ..,
Ghlnn through B
r*hn says. ' Minn aro
r, a pi '
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LEGION IS READY
X f i S l i = £ :T 0 S T A R T DRIVE
ON NEXT MONDAY
^ALVI WANTS JOB
DOING ANYTHING
BUT HARD LABOR;
x
DEWEY HONORED
AT UBRARY MEET
2 ARE CHARGED
WITH STEALING
YEAR OLD BABY
imber Officiate
Listing Of All
ant Apartments • ««mx*»i t« the mu* with,n the
t
olice
ZM S
Bewitching Eyes, Provocative Mouth
Woman’s
Greatest Charms, Is Claim
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W fA !.*'•!
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ot
W S iim z E $ m
�S W
Im m m * .
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fore tfie advlstory council to seek
to plaCekmong the m*Jor leiguea
official^.minor Ifafcuea wThhln* to
bo exempt from the draft. ' r
. No aetjbn wax taken at thin con
vention' to ae(. aside funda to os*
alst n movement by the A**ociation df Professional BalJ Player*
[of America.for tho wutbllahment
N a tio n a l B 6 d y A r e ! of a hotne for sick or Indigent P ro p o s a l F o r D iv isio n M ay
players There was a disposition
C a u s e H e a te d D e b a te W h en
H a n d * O f S e x to n players.
( M i l ; A rb itra to r! among the flub owner*, It was said, <? A n n u a l C bntfctftton O pens
to wait for more enthusiastic parH 'od ay A t B ir m in g h a m . Ala.
ticlpatlon by the active baseball
ptwera.ln. the cause.
Jgifiij-,'trades of players-were
of the
Aisodamade,
as the'club presidents and
Baseball managers/-;
gstb?r>d; •• A gf owing
«sk >VMkneU
* iftAtfl M
*i raefliA
gurW wa»*'
o v t t yH tft4
to'
demand among baseball flstliifor
iweWi M lxe‘H, Sexton and See*
eomd Of th*
Yy John- H, jFa^eU. Wlfen tbs new;
aishls.
in
the
opinion
of
eloso follow*
Ml mhetinfY; adjourned last
er< of the game. After a player
it to. meat next, the fitat T u m has wqqi one. uniform for several
.in .December, 1P27, at Da|U*f
a? . t
‘
“A i » neoSfthstf he is not «n ouuUhding
star, they say, the spectator* in'
allowing the meeting of the tho stands grow tired looking #t
tonal Association, tho board of hirir dnd 'he la traded, sometimes
ilraUnu . met to„ dlxpow o^- n for-^perforWer of less abHIf/. r
iber o f;case* including former
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i owner* etnd club prefldenta u
Something to Kick About
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°n« S(t the ^
Given To Freshmen
Team Of Alabama
*
quarter .mil* |n
. MIA Ml.—Pbiey !iAron, Binning,
hhhi, bent Johnny Btoore, Holyoke
TlTSjfc^LOOfiA. Ala., Dec. •16, Mass.. Hi. • ‘ '
DAI,GAG.—Leonard Pat*. Mo.
Univonity s t ‘Alabama lilU>, biiAt. Jiuslt. itofrtt^N ew - Or
coaches have virtually eomjilcted leans, 10.
their task of teaching Stanford
formations to the froahnicn squad
Three utops nio on tiic team's
so that,' tho first y **r- grid men
muy offer'opposition ter tho varsity rcbedule between. Tufttalo-ieu nnd
team whitfi confront* .the Pncifi? Pasadena, acctvding to..tho tents*
Const champions at Pasadena on tlvc plans .announrod-here lar.t
nijtht. San Antonio, El Paso and
New Ycai^a day.
Tucson' will get a .Rlimpse of the
_ The varsity, has been drilling
flouthcrti rhnmpions, who will
tcgulariy, running signals, passing
lenvo
hero .qn Dec. S(, Eight days
kicking and otherwise JtettIng'*'Tft
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t^lm for^fce biggest game of the will ho spent In Caltfernla.
A Inrfeo nlinihof of Alabama foot
year, tmach Wnllaco Wade will
take over direction of practice ac bnll fans arc planning to accom
pany thd team,
tivities within the next few days.
Our'llM of fixttc
namcntal niyj
genuine lavir.j,
l*y OOt large
an attractive
fUturst can beksj
cal prices? See'£
fore buying.
,
Suzanne Lenglen 16
Visited By Helen Wills
Wga.ohUred,restored to good
Jan. 1,1027.. A- M. Ja c k lldent, of thf Salisbury
.he Eastern Shorft League,
tended “from_all conncc*
i organl^d basebaU" fqr
mdhtr’ ndi-liiiliidid In th'b officldl
Contracts of f l a j l h bh his club.
S&Tliejfwenfy-BftJi annual conven( b a c t the hilAof leAgU^i Wgd’the
mod largely ettended in the his
to ry 'o f tho NatlowH Awoclatlon
official.': said,- snd much business
W*i trammeled.
, Ctimmisaioner Kennesaw JI. Ijn dW was endorsed for re-election,
tjgithout curtailment of author
ity,” ahtf his administratloh j>r#l»*
etL Comrulsrlorier I^ndlii lh scorn
ing a campaign .for rc-olccUon said
if re-elected ho would continue to
dial Impartially with club owners
.ahd player* with an eye single to
'/dfolifli^vor the public to whUh
baieba’lr owes its existence.
. 'Hall playars who spend -all the
money they, makg In thfe summsr.
more economical next sum~CTar .M:-they -will Met -ha -pwrmitud
to work [at their professibn during
the winter nibntha to. recoup after
.
, stUnmer’s spending.
Minor
irvigdi) players will not be allowed
tOjpUy baseball after-Oct. 31 each
wjijityy
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’ T h r minor Ieagua^wlli.Jblti in »
.movement to erect a memorial to
[Christy Matthewson. at Saranac
Lake, ^few York, ,where the great
giant pitcher spent , several yesrs
after hiA relirement . from active
,'j^ay, A perccn|ngb *qf all gate
■^oelpt* from games In all leagiie*
.Will be set aside for the Matthew
' son memorial fund
•-? * An effort by several league*
.who wish tb escape thfe pro'ylslons
. of the draft .resulted'In .aptailrit*
ment of a committee to nppcnrrUe-
OAKLAND, Calif-D#c. 10-VP)
—Helen Wills mdde an Informal
call yesterday on Suzanne I^nglen,
It was the first time jhey had’met
since tho French (ennfs »t*T ar
rived In Anjtrfca tA stafrt Mr pro?
fesslnnal tour; • They exchanged
Conventional courtesies arid each
reiterated that sh*. would "lie *‘dolighted" to nloet .'the other In a
Uhrilf match if such could be ar
ranged.
> ' ;u " .- * • "h.
*Ea«h exp'roined extreme diiUb't
that, the amateur standing of the
one.and the professional standing,
of ihi>.other.could be reconciled. '
fjoyala Team Losefc.
One Of Star Backs
Pitt Star Is Denied
Right To May Ih West
piTTSBiyitGlVPa., Dec. lb.-t-ti^
—Olbby Welch, University of
Pittsburgh halfback, has
been
denied permission to .play with the
eastern collegiate team against an
all-star western combination at the assoclntion will be given at
Howard College with I)r. Dawson
Snn Francisco, New Year’s Day.
The Pitt athletic council said Its expected to preside, v
Eligibility of player* in thr a*refusal was vbased on fear that,
Welch!* amateur, jta tn s .might l>« sociatlon and the awarding of the
nffected. He atilt . has another winter basketball tournament and
year of school.
& the spring track meet wilt he other
IJoyd YodCr, cnptalii and tackle matters to come before the body.
of Carnegio Tech, ha* ncreptc<l »nn jOfficJA* will he elected Saturday.
invitation to play.
MAY PLAY IN FltANCE
Fog ,la atated.to have no
ciable effect in the death
-"Big
from .respiratory disease*.
drive
hark to tennis height* at the natiunul- Indoor championships at
New- York, probably wj|l bo able
to sharpen his game al the Rivcirn
tournament* in France, os he plann<-d On Saturday U. S. ljtwn
Tennis Association .is exported to
choose FCb. 13 nnd tW week fol(
lowing ar. dates for tho indoor
mals, or a quarter of the • total event, won. lgst ypgr by Rene .La
riurjlber .exhibited, wertY'Alaationi. Coste of Frdnco. ■
“On Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford”
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Seven Races Daily—Rain o^;,Shine
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A te p lc e k '
SEMINOLE RACING CLUB
Jo s .
Si l v e r
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II. Tinker, l*rcH.
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Edw/A. Pohlmnn. Mgr. I
Admission, includfng grnndgtnnd niid pnTklftg, $2.np plus UiT
Club house $2.20 additional. Ladies Day,8 Mondays/nnd Firdai
CAM o
Turn to (ho loft at the siffn just before coming to
(Jindorville
.
Dance Starts at H I*. M.
- A. C. (Under. Mgr
GLOVES1'
f 2.00 TO ISJ#
NECKWEAi
$1.00 TO$2J
►No bettir location in the City
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|?No better kept property
\ «V| +
o better
s
anywhere
Plan to get top prices f<
your celery rthi5 year
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CELERY th a t Is tender,
don’ t forget thkt
crijp and earliest to m ar*. Ifrsdley's Fertilizers are
k t t c o m m a n d s ..th ^ -> ia ^ f x c e U e ir ttf o r a lk o tU e t.tf tic k
pfices. F o r this kind orw ^ fO p s-of wen?^Sftlptd,ibV.
SWEAT®
$3.50 TO W1
...... celtry the crop, must bc_ « x ty yeart of sound ffir.'
your means
-
•h* 'H 'J*;--*
grow n Q u ick ly.,
*
. ’ ••tilizer m anufacturing ekB r a d l e y 's F e r t i l i z e r s
perience. . they - « absoassure rapid and continulutely the best y o u o n buy.
o u t g r o w t h .- C a r e f u l l y
- Scientific research on ou r
aged, m ixed and re-m ixed
e x p c r i m e n t a l f a r m i has
b y ejcact form ula, these
sh ow n us how to confertilizers supply the neces- • sta n tjy im prove their-usefulncss in
tn growing
sa ry . p lan t fo o d s ,for each
fulness
growing .Partic
$2000
sprotitS.
ular crops. Ask your dealer
to tell ydu the cx^ct Brad
ley Fertilizer that is Best
suited .to.the needs of your
next'Crop.*
l u m b e r JA;
M oat m en k n ow thin s to r e f o r i t s q u a l i t y .- i t s
s ty le a n d In cid en tlly ita v a lu e s .
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t h s t c a t e r s to, m a n ’s a p iv a re l-d e sire s B 6o d a y s
o f -th e y e a r — kn ow s th r o u g h y e a r s o f ciis. *to m e r e x p e rie n c e J u s t t y h a L h e w a n ts . A nd
,
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b y th e s a m e tok en is
c o n s id e r hla g if ts .
th e' lo g ic a l s t o r e
to
H e r e w ith , w e p r e s e n t
only a few g if t-s u g g o s tio n a ; w o r t h y co u sitl-
�m
-~fSeminole Welfare B 6ard In - ‘
packing * and • distribution
m g® .
m K
r* ! r
Christmas baskets for the , lessf
rj '
v , - Water and
fvarinj „
fortunate ones of the county. Thej
A4 Jt
, |piner and date for this work will
ho announced immediately after
Poetta
Tort of what had been flccom- the conference with Mrs. E . P.
of the Holy Cross pfifthed by that organization. In Morse, Cofinty
Wrlfaro worker,
h Wat held1 Friday evening the-'absence; of thr ms i*twry--of and Mr*! ♦lagnn-earnestIr bequests
B..Woman's Club, whyn the St. Agnes Guild,' a short report that she Have the full cTuopcration
IBombers of "ah* Vestry nnd the won given by ,Mrs. Frvd Dnlgtr. of Welfare Department members,!
Club wore hosts at n sup- showing that the St. AcTK* Giuld when she telephoned to them
g^fjVwhfch v t i pn»fmred by the hpd been quite active during the their hours of server.
I ' rvefyjE jM fp M o f the Women’* Guild, past year
hody helps, it will not require n
served by the St. Agnes Guild
The members wen1,
greatly long while from uny one.
|pleased to hear that the- new
V Over 100 guests were aervJd u Rectory being built 011 Pnlmctto
The Gordin t'n c'e »f the WornlUmptJjig course supper, served Avt'iiut! Is' mpidly nearing com
jin's Cjub iieici it i ustui f! Might .at small table* which were cen- pletion, nod it'is Import that the*
ful hour’ nf exchange of ideas at
vriUt crystal' baskets of RJdtor and his family may be
.
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the attractive home of Mrs. Soni
erus. The spncpuy housed'
tta r * before tho holidays.
^
whrr„ n n, w g„W cn.
m was abloom with
there wn* considerable discus
ju*t in procitss of instruction pro
wis of yellow ehry- sion of plans for .the Parish (louse,
vided illustration for idea:;.
The
nd ferns. >
but deflnlnte nction wps not tnk-n
main topic of discussion was the
lie, supner. the annual on this matter.
The ftector ask5 2 ? next
a.
Ne-swWr 2 9 - Cbiik Guardi cuLtcv
of. the Parish was ratted e<I that committees lie appointed coming Flower Show, nnd ten
^alc blew
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Cut
loatc
from
thecaptive
tative plans were made and com
er iiy tho Hoctor, Rev. Mir
rom every organization a inI have
sctvoooer »-**7
away •
from
Hie
rum runner Arsene J v a t mii.iuuuum
.w... v—
.
ter, when the reports of them submit suggestions neces mittees appointed to report at
niikt. leaving Maltkeys u\a. Guards- Louisuna. ccayt, Malthewi iitcAI the meeting on, Jan. 7 which wifi
along the ,c O « t . b'lti Mexico, in iht hotby- the various nrgan- sary ’dor th> futhrranee of their
m an HaAley in. c h a r ^ .,
A surly, reseivkfut crew.
Matthews driven farther
lie
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Eiuinr
|
out* to sea ovcr7 {conviction
our.ng the . past year work in the biuiding of the Pur i
Curlett in Geneva.
hour. Wo cnlcuinteu -wo were some immediately af,. '
.<’■ r
ish House.
These suggestion* •
linen friim the rum-runner sehoon'
A rote salt; is being planned for
ninety miles from Soilthwert Pn*» * Puerto Mexico a *
yjfcar.cttrgavc an .exceptionally are to be presented to tiie build
t-r tu ti" i utters and I boarded the
Jan. 5, the next general business 1
by Thursday morning Otrd gave u p ^ rre n e J anr>I,rL ' ^ ?
Tptetio.**/report of his work. ing’ committee nnd passed upon be |
Arreuc i to investigafe. Siie had
nil boi* that the const gti*rd p a -; tain , won.
f S ji i jl i followed by the report fore turning thun over to the Ves Hireling, and thou.' interested may |
lii|imr
1
stayed
aboard
Cflig" i f
gel
prices
from
Mrs.
("uriett
by
*
trol
could ever find 'ua. I #um- . to on ammnt of
i
lb trio. V««Uy given by li. t . try for nction.
I the A " ru I t" supervise the tow
mailing a postal eartl to her
binned the. captain of the Arsene J. caused |,v |«, t rif T
dim v, v.bo also gave a report
An important amendment added
ihg . f -4*. i raft to shore
"Take us into Turnjiiio,” 1 or.
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ipithe UuiJdlug committee. Bon- to the by-laws of the vestry was | After the conclusion of the bus
\v.*K..t limit 4f> miles off South
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nntimii
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fro
n
Page
dered
him,
“if
you
cnnVm
ake
any
rr„w;
thoy'LhavJ"
jjn Wl.itnir, Jr., read a report that Vestry men were ineligible mess, the circle drove out to see I
4Vl*Ft 1 l * in' midnight when it
Bribe rh irch school, which show- for re-election for one y ur, after l*"‘ l*1' -'ly garden of Mr and Mrs. two heavy I’ S servi ce. Col l u n t o - heavy *;i nr"-Lt- Il made towing
American port.
;
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; Hut on the othe,
n si^it M
so* henutiful. , unities, and a smaller pistol. We
Couldn’t Make Port ]
icould they hay* J
1
xfntenH had. been maniVsted serving for three consecutive I
dr.ngiT'iu- Then thq gasoline supand made in a year's time, that it loaded rifle with plenty of sheilr-,
g the year, and It was also y c it r .
We.
couldn't
make
any
American
ami
I
were
in
entar
ply un tin oiiit guard cutter l>4*gnn
port, he said. The wind nnd c u r -j the deck of ii». Arirr'
* le attendance hsd
The election of the Vestry men i? on incentive ami an encourage to fight There were n number to run
TAMPCO
rent and the wnves were to*> behaved H
ntty hiereaied during the year, resulted ns'follows;
’ follow * . Veslry men inept to garden lovers to go oil ,if th.- Co ted States government
<i 'rrftlngly.
f'nj't-ni'11 Fdm-oids signaled to
Tin one pounder >hell* on hoard,
strong against us. I knew that he stayed “ 'lake .ill dxy
report from the Men’s { ’lub rc-elceted were (l K Smith, S with their guod work.
>
111n* til- was g o i n g to drop tie*
given by Randall Chase and O. Chase, (ieorgr A l)«> Cottes, ( grounds arc notable in the fir*t Iinfivatet thn and t h r e w t he h a w ' . t - and go i nt o P o r t F a d s
war right, nnd he wns just ns ! on ginr.l
\Vhfn ci,
vlO
Sionc, while the Roy’s dub J. Humph, A. P, Connelly nnd II place, because of the (lever uti
rhojird
worrieti as wo were over the way j There wa- liitle
■ri fuel, and g e t t he b i g g e r
CRO
food nnd waer-wen* running low-. - prise.
Putciro
Was repotted by Raymond F. Whliner New Vestry men rlet liration o' cvety natural advunt
;«ird pat rol boat
"TiiMn
Mow 11 St a r l e d
MEXICO
So
li*' took rSmninnd, with Hadley 1 \yf.
ed were Charles T Fuller, A H age, o f slope, tr"e-, and lake view
help m i he t o w i n g
IF
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* .,f || the beginning;
and
I standing guard over him, {jH
Ihe planl utg is |e<rnnir,en', ami
*, Amelia Nol>el, secretary of .Stones, Robert A Newman, It t
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the, ............. v, Furdt^j
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omnn'i Guild submitted h Hnldwin and Kdward l Mi«r K••11 i •n •i•t * main It - f tru et lej. ve I is
,i '
111il he . mi d i 1 A run runner with u swarthy, surly, and headed for Tampico, so he told the moment
lurr^sj |
Is wj i s - il III. no'-tl o f Moni l uy,
ergreeU'. tunumg-ii*. mlet'perseii Nos Jti, ihut • iipiiiin
resenW uI ' re w of rum i miners-, an I
III
i
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ui n
the Me xi* jo *u.lunu
F i j mo i i J s j U*
with tin- flowering shrubs in wincli ti.iiil rnv-elf ntioard the roa.-i guard
1 mg thoroughly convinced thnf Puerto Mi-.xicu and |
if.
L
m i d n i g h t t he ImW the sea kept rising.
pl«HI
m a i l ’s Cl ub, f a v u n t he popul ar•'/
Florida is x.i ru h
The grass
he In nded intentionally for Puerto under nrtext It'x up
sirs w
All
night
and
for
the
next
two
>ii't o f f a n d t he c o u r t
cuttei
11
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with
i
utter
k
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from
i ng o f t h e r e a l l y f i ne m u i u m i j i I a (.road expanse o f living green
in some, way he nnd his cteWFaml IS. gov.-nime," ar„l (),,
urograms, ^nd says ihut people is of St Augustine, with never u the Hilojfi i Mi's i base, and cap- guard ut t e r , , v a n i s h e d in t he d mU days we were torsed about those
their * raft might escape us. T h a t'o f Mexico
Hml l e \ and I were alone on
hi
git
waves,
trying
to
tack
back
lured
the
Arsene
J
.
<10
miles
tiff
tin
lk‘ hidVr'i
W'.l] o nl y l i st en In p r o g r a m s w t u u i n , ,
of the -iriitl , f thin arch
Mr». Htuiry Wight
t h e y learn t o e n j o y t h e m
(tnmpin " I r o n i
him h
l..w II
IM a mt I "
III'
gr o pe r ! * , **mM Will trim H Jiirk«tf>n
in.
\\ III
M
t m.- " 1 tt'iw n H# \V H j «t *knoi i ) InS h e d e p r e c a t e s t he f n . f t ha t al l |
f .'r a m l s o n O f ‘J o h n 0 . ’
W-.1 M 1*. V1.1
! ia ii i.iiu .irui an r«M-r*ivi’T «»f ili^
it f ’It V1» hi *
outstanding event o f t he t oo o f t e n mu s i c a l c o m e r t * m e run !
r u -f v.if Iftniil Ilmik of Or 1«ml nr
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f l.-r Mlft
t v.
( Qua l i f i e s A s <) r a t o r
week nt the Woman’s d u b j by a small six-ml set
r.>r thi-ir.
o
r
r
i
m
i
s
in
oh
unit
i
<i» ■ " »»hmi.ii n \fi off ilve ii.« »tirb r c**
M \ 1: t Lif
1r*i1Iy c ’ Ar r ««;i
oi tif h ■ I w iHif f■
( m iiy
1W
t U-t, ■wt
r.elvei . j i n d t h a t i he pr i c e s a r e i f
" ,,
\ J ■ ■t rl rvr# *mil \f r n A It <i.»r
,
t e n to.* hi gh f o r t he a . - . . . u-e p. ir*e
•* i' <f»* whmie
kn'iw II MiJ
A1 V \t
i
- i n i, .*.1
v
MmHirif*
h i .i i *-i Int*
|ure department under tin- Mi* , Anlen -hoohl . eMauitv
4V '
U i 1u* Ii I.iimli'Mr A. Vrfih* f
*
1*<
itm <)f Mrs. J B. Coghurp
gm tlfie’l wilti l lie m, i i. . i geni enl
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.1 ''OI V*»f ufltifl if Hi p i
.4* -| I. ' 4ri
:play was first presented in - he r S a n f o r d c o n r c r i . f,.r Ll., pn,, . r
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14flit If fJ IIt hi
1 J ’’ t «-^t| r- III
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k’ u m l r e x Ft nt*iK Tic
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nterrrting
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U - I t i i f l f v I t I ism litwl UflrtK lit
lit the Woman's Club at from Miss Arden i« her \ lew i tia« wili i" >\J - |f or t f-> f \ •A<’• h
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T Tuesday evening, will tile Iirl. sl sllollld cut el Ini t he til *t ■ In* "ri- 11. i r i i *, / \*> fi* i it*i JT1• Mr
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S par^ <-f il.n ry Joseph H ai in i-ui h id min unity, I-',
lei,Id'll'; l r > a * i
ml f *k. -vi i n * l‘ 1 I d r
ti yuunp Ameiitui Sen-’ programs to fit th*
IM-eliil
a- Ini- !"••ii )
•3•Is •*|| V i •>
light cm a ul y pert, while I luand, cont nunng. I ■■ ted iiiiii i
a till Clarl v,-i|l take thu rul t " h. we r y n u r s t a n d n m l*y gi< eg
k,iA
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I’tr
’irifpt-Chirhi f*nn
t r a s h , 1 Ot!l t ha t you nma’l h.
gT-X t •
steal
Dry Agent \v rites Soul" ' " ' w" "u'
Own Tale Of Lurid
Ride On Rum Ship
JP
vities of the
omen's Club
. |{. A.
W nnloii
will
di hn
1 Bt i i nt e ur
nKVrli'dogi t
Attractive Window
Arranged At Store
a na
I i
C character of Mrs. Gordon..1your audience mid gi\
mventhina) »iHieiy w o y i n n , H y .u iT ii i i « «l
Miss I.ova Turner will piny’
FlI > <('
I *11
Of Smith KrotJierH
McCracken Sewer Pipe
' I It l I I I I I I 1 II I III
igtgv ru
ji mi i . i
i mi,
Vite prncram of Christ mas r ir
*of KHza, the r.?rVt»’nt', ami
OF’ l i n | I I I M , i \ x n i i i m i »| ii _
Fwill
ge
given
hx
In
Mnci.
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. Konle Vill depict- the *lAitler
' i " i i i u l \ n — i x , 11 %n < i ii i
0 1(1
I I I l( I I I I | l I | I
The Willd' •« "f Smith Bii th, rs
I In usual
household. As the little artmiint on Dec J I
t
i . ) i: I J
ulv
fnr'tho
bringing
of
guests
ivihhurnlturo
Nt"r
havi
been
aUrnr
la ode act' nnljr, Mr*. Gog
Itdal na tt l
s arranged n most delight prevail, and a ehnrmmg afiernonn lively decor,tied lor tin 4'h mw* ma- i I
•t . i son and uti - . .I
ill* ilUiO";
ttal program to procedu it. «!x assured. Last y*ar for the f i
1lie In- ; d ; i ,
i > , , tieml I-1'I
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y Victor Robinson will rung time since the days •! I '•.* \\,
id;!
FinDay," from Madam 1 luh, the i hildn n "( iin W..
I tII tig - ' * ' , V*
(rfly, a* in keeping with the < lull wcr.- iif f ir In fi v
ij
ftf#o note nf I hi- plav. and i't ' ||g I it' ll" r i- 1-• r* ■‘ j 1 n i it a ui**!. : i
r m. u
• f* t h#1 J 1 r fti i r t t l rt-i it i n iJ . , ,i 1 g
mA, M. Philips will he heard IIIU s |'III '
hr ' u k h
I1! v- ., ■
i f i i -. r t *■1 ' n t-l ■' i l 11 ♦■|»Ia i141
K-t,V D"'l
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Kiss" by Ardlti.
and tie]nit inii- 111
fe My Caravan Has Rested," in everx way > MA1’1-llH , t hat
»l* |u" p r i a t e l y dre***-. 1 mill T.f,ir
A r* ’ Tho m a n y friends mid' I n v i t a t i o n is 1 1' pea tod t hi s yenr, I s t a n d s a l a r g e
figure
f'lnuH, w i s h i n g e v e r Voile
of Miss Elennor Herring nrwl on Dec J 2 . ai .1 in t he a f t e r
leome the opportunity of noon. Mrs Wi l l i a m M c K i n n o n will 1 h r i s t m a s . "
to the c hi l d r e n
und
her fo rth e first time since be h o s i e r s
A ( h r i s t m a s t re*1 i.Heflfon of study and practice g r a n d c h i l d r e n of t lull m e m b e r s " f <l f u i !'. dec o r a t e*i ni,i
ha'Vontulilbleao S c h o o l of Mo nil d e p a r t m e n t *
, w! *! -uli 'f 11
( m i n e s Will he dill', ted Ny t i i - i - t
fr’ ih Paris. I l u ruimltvrs me
.11' lopl ru iscil W !nt"VX
flymp to the
by Rimskv nuts t how eft iij' Mrs, M ix nil, n.it .ntii i - ■. .■*41111* ri, -is- w *( 1-rn
u k o ff, and "Tantteoirtn Chi t h e n will lie t he tlsllll’ ‘. ttl , f - "(
lb# . •11■; r i ■*" r < ... f •
I in i ' l l ' - si-li sen- 'll
?Vby Kreisler
ii' .1
.Maude Claik to* ihm g' •-(
r i l e r e Will id' 4 hi i if fun
l-usine
iricsn |, r,
l flckrts, which arc nu-relt rmm
session uf the Welfare De |ar t m>'Ht j rl un,1: ug *i|ii
*■* pri ce
on Wednesday a ti-tniMui,
when ,u-ioiticrtv** •r .1w
Mrs
L.
P
Hagan,
the
newly
elect
M.u,> uttni. t ive gift s u g g e s t; the bridge purly on Tuesday
.•In
ed
rhairmuti
will
,
m
m
with
',,rbeing
prominently
displ.iyed
fli .#! .
[.inr'nt'Xt week, gift* of money, toys
-xt J»
1|-(Mfit i.*-f
clothing will lie accepted her members the plnni of work for |the »tme and those* ruiiiie< ted w*j
U4l "cull •
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HF#11f ■I .1 I l■<M.t, Social department to he the entiling months himI *hv urjf- th<- I'H iheph sn\ t h a t thin ( b f . * a
r i .HI ' t.H
v l» 11«2
*niH*
111 hi* t ho
thf* ■*! t <
and forwarded nt once to cs a full uttcndulli e
1Ii*' r p- ri .i Vr *i T1H'V*>* f
For the month of P , •mbir t lit M.t n .*r1 4»yvi|
1««lliUiI *-tt P H i111I I t+*1 ,1
:)drcn’e Home Society m
* I ' ' !l l*< I‘if[|“4 Hi. ,) f , ,f |I
special activity - f t he U Ifarr I)<*
tinvllle.
11" * * *f •n H# 1111k ii.. n r . i
purl merit is in u*si«!iin p lo tiir
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nunl donation hns become i
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jl 1III. 1D■ Hfilln- Iti
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I, feature* of the work of [
■ 1* |H -It 1 K tV 4•n thru
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mL A T r 11" t 1 ' 4Hi |lift ID
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Pf I** f If r| ll r*r 1' I d f r**l| 1 1. J '
ft] department, and it [
1' h 11r ' 1' if r *n r>‘ 1ftl 1. *n .. r K•<m <4H,J ui.
f i b i I 4 I*
I *h *ll in T h e .-A.I I j
I .to something very nice >
•I* * t 1•- 1.*1 ti x ••f V 1(ir it! tv bint'-r u u
1f » rft Jtl il ^c*WRp.l I'll r Jm 1111*>It I li
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-rinfin t S* rnl»>4-I. ( ‘ - u n i '
Fl- <
t> little ones waiting in the !
i h* V r 1 iff 1M1'> 1.44 1* " i ... ....... i.i
in * i it* 11 \' « i‘ K fin f m r <«.'■►'*
home, for their rnlop '
1|1 -.11 at RU h *^ uu< Llull ft! 11 a
J+n ri fc *ttp Ttni|.■f i'll i tif r ' •f Mmir nn Ir f*
to permanent homes.
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h i t s t : n .l ‘ ruj
11♦i n i *i nd 1 1.. * .41
it i| \ 1Hi Ml
.Hli *t fi.rci VlMfldn
i’
r 1 D» i l r- ui* I' ui ii t nf i ti ^ S p , . ■
fa. Raymond Key and Mrs 1. ,
• I -s k A M'
J h n ou r > i i »i 27
f
Hi,, 11'i ftii14 it f if! \ < S&D} liift 1 r n I I ' "D* hi I « \f rtilf »rf |it.- St At*
her will he the hostesses '
f I'l.4 1ri ti tit! f ■■» S' in |iml r- i l>■ f v
l h • 1 11•<1h 1 -P ' 4 k .•f t Itr*
;i li f i- it ? tif " tfiS
w 1htv ilh <1ji\ \( 1fijx i-ill *•- j V
party Tuesday, and roser 1
i ; . ‘ A T i mm 4*f» ll •*1rl h \ lift fl Ik* l L i r.ia i", uu 1*41 m if»ft tj > ft 1*11|J-F44r»t f |*i*|; T- n i'.
' may be mods with oilher
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I)oc. 24th
M a d e In F lorid a
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KntlSt’wrr 1*ipt■ 1 to 21 inch, and Cm rcspiMulm^ I'iliin.tfs for Saniliii*
Meets ICvery Requirement of A. xS. T. M. Specifications
A L L P IP E S M A CH IN E M ADE
Conil)iiu*(i Dailv ( ’npacity 110,000 fee^ Prompt Shipments, One pipe nr a Trainl.t ia t l.
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rii.tmns Im II on Dec. 28
hand! of Mrs. Forrest
I Mrs. J. G. .Sharon. 1Jo
in their lists -for
tent niembers would
Study the department
inted in the year book.
In'vrest mrny to
know
.1 Mis* Hoctonso
known in priij^U life
\ number given for every
dollar spent
0
:i0v3'/g
Tubes 1.35
“30x3Vg ’Tires
$6.95
29x4.40 Tires
8.85
29x4.40 Tubes
2,65
■- - 1 * 0 * 4 #• nr 1«■4i « 1 i «■|t r , nr n I a
J1'
! 1•' " a-* svvl.l *■nr »*i| 1*) * >T l If hut . i
s ... \ y
? 0 Mlift r r*1*
2-i flinr,-*
i;
20 shit re’j
1*
F. P. RINES
•i
'
il yeara af Rurnpeon
is definitely entered
im rtd .
Fi
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A c t ft i.(
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l , ftT*s
v* D R IN K S — D H U C S
' f -
Geneva
W ftwood
fl
IM(^(il,AS.S
i:
-ulcfil <'f t#V»l-'rd Ilu
T r u s t Oj>.
Is a Pi
rlplion for
;
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t “*141 r 1
11
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N O T IC E T O F A R M E R S
.f
nf
(<1ii
ip anti
noli* thpintA
j
fast
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Let us help you with your sub-irrigtttion trouble. We are a little out of the w
but it will pay you lo come out
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.
HSt VK. KTI I J I ' I I K I A I .
( Ill( I IT,
S
ok t i i #: hT a t h os- f i .o iiiiia . in [ j
am i r o i l Nk h i \ o i .f: i o i x t i - ' } ]
•-d:
T iiA \ ri:n r.
Its I.I.
TO
(11IF1T T IT I.K
\
Lartfe Stock On Hand At All Times
V-
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< •lisrcs ix t i i n r in c tiiT ro t'iiT o r Tint r J
Yo uwill reeelvB courtesu»“acr«!ce at our fountain.
M
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ID.
I sliar
J aharea
i A!*.- 1" s l i . r r s livid liy
I-*
It
ltr*v*n i,i. jissigniw*, nr t|:gsl reg
t f p p n U i i i , , uh cvldflicrut li>* Ti.r
t l f "'ul * Nn 7
nr
mii-Ii
nmni|iu
i h s r r n f us nifty lie s wf f l ci r nt t o pa*
tin- ns*, ••rnsnl levied uK-iinxt surli
Ulistrcs •-! S i n r k . na prnvi drd f*>r |i>
Kf-rllt.n I H H - n f 11««. Itavlin.*! *i^n
. " n l Sii-iui..^ .,f Kl.nliln. nnd I'liap-
1113‘ Sanford Ave.
opera 11 TrovaI’bone -161-J
1, Italy. air«. Hartley r
1
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n Hanford as the guest
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COMl’LKTD
LINK OF
KI., r 1-1,4
I Mm. l>. Y. Drummond,
DUUOS
ly contralto voice Is
itbered hor*r.
C lC ^ ilS — CANDY > : ‘ a*.
L- H articr, made* her
nf
ii- a
tin* Hf-Vt'ittL Itnllclal 1 H- ii t
w M w f: kjls
l i Stl UI I'H
puty <’In x
10 stinrss I ’--f'OTTKS, HPKNCEFiH.'&
10 slmri-s
nmiiTON.
to stisrf*
in i l m i , , Sullcttiirs nnd —f Ijiiun-l fur il'c
i '"iiiiilnliiai](.
^ siuir
1'iildisli l i re. 4, 11. IS, J *., .Jun. 1si
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fomiiUinant.
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vs.
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v im
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i
VAT
I-OfNTK
anti
HA i
J*<»VNTH, Iris wife. If ..ii..
if d.-nd. against Ilicit ui.k,
• heirs, de v i s e e s , begat*-**
k
l e e s a n d ,> t t g n l n s l
uli
ii * i
. . c l j i l m 4 p k i f t t e r t s t s o u n d e r it,,I*.iynia Ins H l '" f n i l
. ,
rife,*-"..
o r oi lu*r w i**r,
William U.
hn-iwn
Ad.rusTly at
tdrst Nallt
a liatihlng
Under Ih*
»t«ie« ot.
acksiin
I wn n H i l l ' . *
. II. J a e k s i i i o Hull
iwi ricelvor *■( in.*
I
Dank
of
Lffif
tho
•'>>f1=77
Or l a n do ,
-4*
Uni t ed
I f irtlye, nhd If
firm.
m or xucet^surs
;*<ina etatming
hi: t *
said William
im J
nown it, f I .
1 _
t liSnri,
e l ip
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1
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PLANTS AT
,
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nknown heirs.
'K p n U n ,
- 'T ’ -
B S g ly
CICNERAL1OFFICE
rpupitlon oi gaiiixe.i
of
Work
\
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TYPE BUNGALOWS
Krudicatlon .Work To Begin
, HhoW C’Output
odr ftflllhln-BolUtrt
L ost Y e a r
y
*■ Jwtrly: Next Yedf Between
•Perdido And Choc taw hatch
Rivers, Says p r, Knapp
’
_ j;: Fia., Dec. U .
value of the minylot ids in 1026 wo*
D,800 mtrt than in
to completa figby Herman Guti*
ilogist.
i*
for 1025 was $17,522*.
M .of 1024 was $13,iting, the geologist
mineral tesourcca
harp shown progrea-
The Oylando js efficiently and
Cfrmpaetfjr built, but*offers n real
h'otnee for tho small family. Than?
K«.*<)(«
aent.
arc fivpc l*ntc rooms, n scpamtC
[in a.Email way with
breakfast nook.ondn hallway con*
of phosphite in
nccting all tlj* rooms, yet the
Ologist said, dcrclophouse occupies only n 28 foot
itale’s mineral. , fcfront nnfl is nob thco type that re
procccded steadily,
quires Ihrgeo surrhdndlnj? space to
rsent time, the stale's
Bet it fofto advantage.
action, the statistics
Tho bath Ls conveniently locatcit
furnished by tho
nnr! in tho renr of the house.
■liters, and by the coI n nt mul hack porchss urt: partly
|the United Etatca Bu
enclosed
and the ‘refrigerator
is, followjl:
iied from the outside. There is a
land pebble nnd hdrd
Ir.r/o fireplace anntl omple closet
Si tuns, valued at
space fot the bedrooms.
The hreuafAst nnook, although
limestone, 3,813,213
adjoining the kitchen, really is a
[at f4.r>34, 8 8 f
scpnmte room. Notice the wealth
|int. 2.11,370 tons, vnlof windows through the house.
173.
Ibis is the type that is made
rnvel, 1,615,520 tons,
'ddubly
attractive by the use >>f
1,080,215.
The Orlando
jirs earth nhd kaolin),
In nil parts of Uie country, the nwnifngs.
valued at $1,743,921;
Conrlruction is of tile and stur
demand for the Spanish bumtniow
jiriK brick, face hrlck,
is yrowing. . 'fhis model, the Or- co, so umtnnged as to give extra
|and sand-lime brick,
lundo, is typical of the* sturdy, but i ordinary ismlness in suinmon and
st imated, value,
inexpensive kinds beeing construct w.innth in winter. The m -t, rum
j , red in mnny sections.
11, r - . 1,88(7,895
1151,387.
Mte, rut il e, t i r o nn, nnd
112 tun.-, i nine. $2 2 1 . -
increase wns shown
of each production
j 192-1. The pcrcentafic
Ilir each Industry, wn <.
[I-? per cent; lime an.l
|0 per cent; .crushed
rent; Rana and gravel,
clur products and
lick, 45 |>er cent; clay,
Jsrt PSFUf*and knoTTn
ninera! waters, 12 per
st, dmenite, tutiie zisrite, 6(5 per cent.
ir*-iti(Ai, Mr. Guntur
mtiun vvfta the largest
rvcord^d. Dur|]h*' -l, the nvtrE^ for
}a . limited, hut large
rrc mined nnd held in
th. .lose of the war,
e ii -torage wur reIn'.mg for the unusual
lift' t-1 tons in 1920.
in i 562, nnd, ns n
n til.uight the total
rtmii'iti for thnt year
It
tetmn for 1025, ho\vklogist stated, indicates
frea-ie in all industries,
those entering into
trm lion nnd building,
|»t the development of
^rsdily proceeding.
Ideml Grand Jury fttitirtn)
Mnny Indlcttn.ehla ln Rum
Conspiracies ‘ B u t "4 N am es
O f Accused v A re W ithheld
TALLAHASSEE, Plal. Dec. 11.
1^ 0 ,)-‘-Thlrteeq and. a halfcoUn*
ties of Florida arc n w tick-trte}
systematic' work' l* proceeding In
that section between the ChOetawhat ched arid Perdido Rivfefs,
and eradication will b» begun
early ifi .l82T between the Ockloekonee\ and -Suwannee Rivefs,
according to a review of the opeT*
ationa of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board, announced by Ji
V. Knapp, state veterinarian.
Monroe, bane, Broward, Paint
Dench and Martin counties, op the
east cooat; nhd Garden, Liberty,
Franklin*. Washington, Calhoun,
Ray, Giilf,'Jadkion, nhd 'the east1
ern half of Holntcs, are free of tbi
. . J a c k s o n v il l e , Tin., Dec. u .
—tAh--irnllftttientB returned hero
today h>- the federal grand jury for
the southern district of Florida In
clude names 6/ men'-prominent th
thd state, chhrred with use of the
mails m schemes to defraud, in
eoniU'ctjnn with sales of real es
tate u wan announced from the
office* of William Uobcr* United
States district attorney.
No names wero given out. but it
was tutid that warrants ftp" several
arrest- would bo Issued this affernofth nnd that the tnen .would bo
In custody "within a few days."
Half u (Iptcn liquor conspiracies
of more than Usual far-reaching
ramification also were included in
the indict menu, the district attor
tlciThe
i work now going
*
on between ney .v‘id. Names In thesq eases
the f'hoctawhatchea attd I’Ctdldo
Is expected to be completed early ready t*> o> o|>crnte 100 per cent.
In 1027.
After the Ocklockoneo-.SuwanOver 400 dipping vats, to bf noe nrei, ih finished, the board will
usedin the operations between the turn it- nttentioh to that area l)!Ocklockonec and. Suwnnce, have Ing between the Suwannee river
Jx*en constructed.
/
and Atlantic ocenn. Many In
Cattle owners of the new area, quiries ns to when work will be
the veterinarian said, havp lined started in that section have al
up with, the state forces, nnd are ready reached the hoard.
17Hydroplanea,In
San Diego Regatta
Churdh, i Jacksonville, - St- £
IJreabytery; Dr. E* A. Lli
superintendent home mil
- SAN DIEGO, Calif,; Dee. u —</r>
■"-Sctfntwn of the fastest 151 class
hydroplane* in the world arc herd
far the opening- of the national
championship rogntta today.
Among the famous speedsters
to be hooch in action hero today
and tomorrow are Bpitfirre V,
owned hy James Round/Jr,, of To-'
wanda, N. Y.,. holder of the 1020
record of 42,42 -miles an hour'and
Mbs.Westchester, owned by £. W.
Hdmmohd, Larchmont, N, Y.„
holder of the Atlantic coast cham
pionship. H /.
J. ' H. Cunmhghan), Gibe
Tamp*; UnIv«T»it> of Florid
Florida State College for W
Guyte P,' McChordjDr. R. E
Coalin, pastor RiVehrftfc P
torlaa Church, - -Jacksonville,
Presbyterians To Hold Two vrin Had lie open fernim t
Day * Conference StnrttnR subject
Challenge,
Next Tuesday; Prominent X* Pmbytariin hty workers
Speakers Afe On Program
lando; I
Dec. 11— </P) Duncan
— Upwards of 600 church workers Sherrlll, Pei
of, Florida aro cxpected to gather Campbell,. DeFunlak 'Springs;
CeDuBosc,-Hanford; W. R. O'l
horo D et!£l4;)ftTa two^lay state
wide conference,6f Presbyterians. Sanford; C; T. PaXon, Jaeksatr
The conference has bf«n called and Marctu Fngff* supdrfaiwh
"to create "q synodical ^conscious- Children's Heme Society, Jack
ville, and it'number of othersness In homo mUsIojta, and recom
Oho of the problem* to «n*«
mend to the sjmoAof Florida the ford
the i confsiwnoe is how
setting up o f’a unified home mis chnrch should1proceed abootsion organisation," according to In
feeling an-expansion ia Florid
vitations sent out.
cope with the rapid growth of
The two-day scislon will h«
state* and particularly
featured .by addresses by promin
sport to hwfle mission,w<
ent clergymep and laymen of the
Presbyterian church of several sages of th* work cart
section's of the country.. The subjoct of their talks Will bo along the , .
lines of "ottr home mission need
*p.
nnd opportunity." ,
.
n .
. Included nmd’n g.those who will
apeak are Dr. William Crowe,
... ,
pastor of the Westminster Chureh. th
St. Louis;. Dr. W. Itay .Dohyas.
r
Birmingham; Dr. ' J. Campbell , «,(■
White, vice, president, Bibbs: So ml.
nary, Now YtjVk; 0/. W. ,E. M<S
h
Ilwnjn, chairman home mission,
t
Suwannco Prcsbyfety; Dr. L. E. Warj(
McNair, pastor First Presbytarlah Jt' gt«l
ORLANDO,
Truck Market Expected To Ri$e With
Lighter Shipments In Comirtg Week
The truck mnrkct has shown a j caused
by the warm
growing
decline during the past week th a t' went her, had their effect oil the
linn not been favorable to the grow- : market from the first of i!ic week
er of this section hut anticipation to the last. However, only in few
of light shipments next week is |instance* has the crop been going
expect ad to .strengthen tin- prices into seed and very few spot* are
.In.both t!m-iiorDicaatern aiui tbo . noticeable. Kavorul ears will t*e •
tiiflrkcts of tho middlewont.
'shipped next week thrti will prob- '<
A total of (19 eaN were hhlppetl1ably bring n pHcr equal to that of
(pirn the Sanford district in th e ' two weeks ago,
at'Vcn days just past. Lettugo ship-1 Several larmerr t,in the district
liken setting.oscitrnlc nnd
initnla hendyd the list y}jth 33 enrp have
bflvc bfcen
settm
nnd escarhlr was a eloro Second At wiillp the price thu pnbt1week hna
2 ? c n n .^ F k n ja fepy^ef * irtwune not riieRM-lUghi- H? wll^ m bahljrwere shipped-anil one car of pep- show a slcn ^ ' TisB until tl.c late
pcm. A few mixed curs left, but crop com elf In. w- *
Romaihe shlpnicnts have been
no nicurnte estimate on their num
]ilriitt-nnd luckily so for thi* market
ber is available.
In New Ynrk lettuce has been has b£ri at. about $1.60 top,
Retent rdpdVts of the storm in
selling nt a ti;p of $2. Kscarele
ims brought practically the same, Culifnrnin have told of (he report
ttnmntne hrmight 81-DO top while ed dninage In the lettuce crop »ml
the . market on, peppers hus been, Ideal shippers urc expecting hett.-f
a.bout $5 50 to $6.*^ A few crates prices in the near future.
of biinns wire sold in the Sanford
district nt $3.78 per hamper f. o. h„
Photograph* will be taken at tho
which is conpiderid an excellent Ffito of 400 n, min ute by a new
cam era,,if it lives up to its ihventprice.
k
The heavy cutting operation!, pr'd claims.
. .
ik o r y O p e n s
ird n v M o r n i n g :
BY HISTBR MANY
BREAKFAST — Orange juice,
|ik M ud Bakery, which cereal, 1‘thln cream, cteamed dried
jiniirmng at tho corner beef oh toast, crisp toast, milk,
Magnolia Avenue, is coffee*
5* =
BBiplct*. line of baker’s
LUNCHEON—Rice and vege
»1r" to do n entering table sbpp,
J«ll led apple
onlmg to T. R. Moore,*
salad, mown blind, molasses cwk.4
V ics, milk.* tea.1’ •
”
n no experienced b»DI|fNBR, «If Roast yeal, baked
.t*cii succcaBt'ul in a
Macaroni ant^ tomatoes! creamed
title, where’hft has Op-,
carrota,
endive With FrthcH'd o t t
fit* m the. past few
ing, whole wheat breach date nte,
•
|loing i„ furnish the milk, coffee/
ford with a high class » ' Keep in, the mjttd that (veal re
goods a n d jra gna{ reiuonabla
light and add to first
I
Add bread crumbs nnd sriTrahdl
Mix thoroughly. Dissolve baking |
Jtbwdor In ntkk'and stir Into mix-j
Sure. Turn Into a buttered mold;
hhd steam throo hours.
Serve'
With Urange , sauce or whipped'
cfeamr
r
‘j •j
' Suet puddltlks mhkt be IhBIroUgR-l
ly cohked, a lunger timfe bqlng » 1-|
lowed thirl 'for , ah bldlrntry
Kteamed, puddinft
’ '
fcartol Pudding
•.One cap grated raw carrotT ‘l>on
[believe that hv entur-
wi“|» line Of French
(her liainiie* from the
K. fi|lmg n long felt
community,” rfr/
Asks For
IWestern Meet
^TT2—
•h-c. i l — (4V-The
* d«Watrs to the anf, of lh<* WcsUcm Gplf
IJT
here in
r * ,r invitation lo hold
e^efrur Meet at Beat•lion has Yiti
the amstctir tourbids »rc expected f *
*nt from « Chicago
White Ucnr qub nf
hunt to
|f*n last *unimkn
1**®ETfiLOYOLA
ELES, Dee, llU -(/P
rtir, sporU'ji^inM
£ *» «h*t he he. k
Wnr V Fatla' P ,: E »
W
m
m
thg, 2 Ullespcan* milk, 1 cup
ded and, chopped raialn*, i-4
cup sliced eitrorti,
Sprlnklg S labitopdoiia flour Dirdr
P e o p le w h o k n o w s a y th 'a t D u n e d in
I s le s is F l o r i d a ’s g r e a t e s t h o m e c o m m u n ity .
. T h e y p o in t to i t s lo c a tio n , o v e r lo o k in g
C le a r w a te r
a n d th e G u lf o f M e x ic o ,
w h o r e h ills .c o m e to. th e s h o r e ,.t o i t s w in d
i n g r iv e r s , i t s la k e s , s p r in g s , t^ p es a n d to i t s
m a n y o t h e r p ic tu r e s q u e f e a t u r e s .
v
V-
T l) ^ y !\ r e c o g n iz e
its
d e lig h t f u l a t a n y s e a s o n ,
p e r fe c t, ,n a tu r a l
,
D u n e d in I s l e s is w it h in ' t h S c i t y l i m i t s
o f D u n e d in — i t h a s . t h e f a m o u s * D u n e d in
i r e p a v e d iw iih ’
ro c k b ase an d
!u liy f la n d s c a p e d
'ha and flbwcm frorn the,
through, the meat with •* larding
It Ire and VefetabU Soup
On* quart can
tomatoes, 4
Ublekpouns Hce, 2 medium-sited
cnlons, J tuHUft 2 ttnall carrot*, i
cups Water, 2 tablespoons butter, t
teaspoon aal^ l-fe.,teaspoon pepper. t-2 tiHtapdon Wleky pepper. *
' Melt'bfitter in sauce tfau. Add
onldQ*. pegled.*hd cut in thin slices
and. cook over a'low fisp for five
mihhUte. Add rice ind stir .until
thoroughly coated with, butter*
Wash dud scrap* carrotwand turnlpv tilt ih thin slices and add
with tomatoes, Water salt, pepped
nnd ccict-y jk>pper to mixture' fij
sauce pan, Cover, and stirtmer M
Minutes or until vegetables and
rice are tender. Rub through col
ander knd reheat ■bifoTTsetving.
Fig i^daiqg- '•. ** •!
On^tourtV p ou ~ l.fr,. , 1- t c u j)
cltfpped suet,it_l-2 cup sugar, 1
egg t 1-2 cups bread Crumbs,,■ t-2
teaspoon, salt, i tablespoons milk.
ding is io be aU*‘med. Thla
gkeafrs .the Mo)d *l wkll a* pH*pkrca lhe khokcnlttg for Ute pud*
mixing .thorfiughly.
Turn into
gpeased mold and stkam three and
ohe^alf'hUUr*. Serve wahn with
hknV'eaUcfe
T th U p u d d in r rin b* r th e 4 d
thd uded . th* second'day.,
1 A lemon. aau<* ^*n be'Mwed if
* less rich^auce is preferred. '
1 r: f uldiau Ptnidlng
■'
wUky i-3~cun'corn,
mekl.<!l . * : t4aspood0aMh T * *ifc»lp
minced suet, I-fcu p motaksel,' 1-8
^ ra V q im H k iita k tlrin '
meal* saU knd molests. * 6tlr
cook-until mixture thtekena
Add »uet, epke* , and
W *Unf
m'Jlidcr'
mtkred
JC3eanva
D u n e d fu I s l e s JT ai e v e r y lir ip r o v e m e n t
- m
‘e?’- . r
W.
A d # I t h a s. F lo r id a ^ fin e s t g o lf c o u n e .
A s a p t s e c t o lly S ja t id t e j o v - l t t e , ' D u n * .
, >■
M i n I s le s p o s s e s s e s a r e m a r k a b le c o i w p jk t io n o f n a lru ra l a d v a n t a g e s c o m p le t e ly ..d c - ■ ‘^ a S
v e lo p e d b y o n o Jo f t h e f o r e m u s t c o m ttU B d ^
b u ild e r s o £ t h e n a t io n — a n
n o t e w o r t h y .f o r .m a n y s u c c e
t h i n g s d o n e s p e e d iljf a b d wja
s o u r c e s in m o n e y ;a n d m e n a i
le a d e rsh ip / ^ J U T - . s
j’
T h a t? is w h y a p m m
peer
h o m e s now *
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lYou,* boo, c o n h a v e a* b e a u t i f u l !!
D u n e d in I s l e s N O W — f in a n d e d r f o r
�„ust One O f Florida's H en __
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o one with a irift for vivid writing cb\tM weave soino
r.nl-rwl as UoOiBil «Tas*
Octnlin 17. I»!\ ill Hir I'ln
**(!■.tttnfoiil Kl-.rl-ls. under
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•rrr. r.4i i » •‘•ilH-'rficiul reader.
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ularad-rcrtM tifr 'faire. *
j ACMicuTcn i‘n i ! »
cXe»u»nt (tied )>• (h« use fur ro
llon of all n«ws ■dlspiitrb*
this psper anJ also Hi#
. . . __ puhllslicii herein. All
r l j c M a of repuhllrslhiu of •peclil
dlepalcbes hereto nfr «lnn r»»mdl.
At***- lst---1 Pr*** 1*
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ITURDAY. DISC. 11, 1926
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per realrs reate to Jfaekaon-
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Tho Utile girl down the street
'»ha thought t aunt Snlm was
man who wrote the psalm*.
lie s a y s lie in ten d s to die only " n o n
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* jand tobacco have
If Ihnt's all
'By didn't ho-get him
srjr winre? Then
..im.
la***n trm-e.t
ho want ..I,
a job I" r»
he would
gvl ilred of It.
f fr* A loiter t<* Tim Moral d ll*k* Ilo
"irfktion why w•• have de ,-onl 111•i. d
ht> cmnio strip,
"llftnging
I p
‘.Father.’’- -The llt iald now runs .
^vfull pntfc of.rmnn-» and think* Dift*
* III vit»w of thi* the substitution is
justifiable,
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Since tho cits™,
I’xIJmkn
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l? k«sl
'fll vVrff*
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l'nic to a,kV«a
, Dr.*. l,.,r with
thr rem-i
Mirrr tin*- iruijvidaal! ,
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Bill ihr hailiff j,_ ,
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Wlut thi* count,
"ell dcfinnl fo0|u .
ton .l.tTirtTn
A l-ruf. ..Monsl nn ii
is n. i dp-1 for gnjf.
tin- I ajl, h-lc
Wel ls wrote "Th*1
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Wt.rl-i * '•ft if wn
1 ' •.-tlvrgjg1
k*» into pofi
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OF COURSE THE NKOKO OWNED
BRANDON PARTY'S E lq l'O R
1 ONE - DAY SERVICfc
*
eOM'MHOS KN^l'IKKIt SI
hi- look nfliti', roared a prohibition. I he I p.potewinning nl file people -if P^onix ^pii-sfd lfi.it
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ell —ii, Ii an iiifaiii-io* silo-mi- * -|
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m . --- - f 111 r- «oi,irlhing \***t
ml'"*
I' is logical U]
Batteries
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I • ' month frost
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Tlirjcwj
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tl ic old s t o r y t h a t e v c i ■
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l"it •'ft *r»v kiml •af ,i nr* •♦(!, f«»r
th*- li«j * ].<|iipf-i|
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ri n e g r b l " s t a n d b e t w e e n h i m a n d
viI « \1 1*|’t thr 1
nml •• tinifi*
flow ers win- b bloom wlitl* the l.u irist.i a r e ln*ie an d we joe- half t-m iru i which will nppear ( Th* n-*r we Imai ..f t’.ov Rrnn t h e f i r e * « f hell. Ilouhtli-r-s f r o m
don ,« i . i
. ampiiig Irji■ -Mi uni* "ii ,.\Ary b o o t l e g g e r will lilive
ih e o r a n g e s and ijmj'Ai'iii- • that b* lp
mu* h I*, b rin g them
ill,
lx l*>
i*in i i " r i p bodv - e r v a n t t o i f r v o . n i l
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hol ph f ni Hlf ul n«#|f*
1f i ' "Y who thfojitonnl that unlo^*
Call llic* W illard H atlcrv
th pH’gpli* iif iims<t two Alnhnnm imniM
Hut -**nf ar. \ Smit tj; , m■
Men—
We rech arge anil reloinmmill0- stop selling and bu;
iidg' a In - in r |.,n sw-*i»ds iw*-11. •- 1
llig and di inking whi-k--} in- wmiI I •f III* peat o or chief JW'-tli i af i ; pair all m akes of b u tteries.
Du* bjfmn
<-i :t t h e
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of a
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mint 1 '-ire, Kit/
SANFOKD
pari \
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r«*«k|io|||)t hit it \ (ll (hi* wfl**u!||f| * b
,un.l (Jirard. just ucron? thr < hnl
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put an ilnl in it if he laid in -4*nd
every enfon emelit officer thei
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r. ,," ' a K0 II Tin,
nil,!.,-, l.rt-, t o ^
> ‘ 0 ".g to
Th;it :*I ■ work*, son.*-
I nt on• i I' •*,
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■* ’hn* la-eti arrested
. . . for
,.A ncKJki
"atlbary ,<tnd small amounts
-nun
?»»"tkfiU,
11 r " h.it kind of
1Y o r k .-
A group nf Aluhnmian* dcs-ide<l fall, of th«i laid, followed new
to j>u -nl f. lumping trip
A* is I thu! lip1 members *-f -he camping
th e has squared him self with the people h<* owes, or
th- i
when »tu h --utlng* ar-- ji.i-ts had gite-, t>,.»».I aed that th
that he --vies, ulm I. b - point . ...it .** .m e and tin -am . thing
*,f l H*t '*1
- ll ia.l MK\
ag a in .( pliimieti, mi. me inla-1 . or *eveiui I liar*. \kt*‘i|tj lie
He is h u n tin g a job
I di YI r *silt
*•fl Ah st h ’ljite.l I ' r . ”
m« nil'cr* of the part) to.ik along
tile ..hi : ••i luted
who
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Inside of three y e a r - another "boom will <oine to l i->i
IT \VH |*-J*t»lt’ I
..v •• 11 "Upplv ”1 whiskey The po*oM. • «ll AJ'iit. Ii
I t'diii .-» 1h• I am.
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of Ul< whiskey
!h;i!war*
t hr a r .viola
r i ; i " • IViiMt, *vli*. Uu
ula. the rhcer\ old tellow mamUiins. bill b- i n - 1- 1 * Hud it
I
at .
li-t.—pei l ful t Mj- .f l|i Volstend a. 1 and tin* *,i*f ir r h *t «•. I .tin.ii*.- llt« f i f ' l i -1
w ill have h--"bind, i b..ys l. . mak- it a ".h * at
!•!.-i ula i*t.i«i j«i«H'if*i i.i ii lt\ '.i ■ u n i : . £ i h to - 1.• 'II l l.eu f il word in his law "I Alabama
the fa ire st and tin riehe-t slut- m the I mmi tie lik- - to tun .<".1 It 1- .1 ,
I ’m
i fn| to ilia
TV* ill-* 1 prominent memU-r of ||t|i|n| K h i I In’tfJ fllt|*i| .tint
say. ’’and all I tu n -• to -l<- is I-- \utit aial r.h.en e im shine <•! I ngll-h la"L-'ii*k,rHrii Hj.*n fir**'
\m • v in too this pa It \ was W
\V Brandon, .•*»«*• a .ikf.iii - i *.
tb.
g o icitii
nf
A I a i m Ilia - tieI n.
laAl»ll dki i had hr*M, H»*
the prosp.-rify' that is s-» rapidly . --tnlng ba< k l-a. k lumi I.IUI ll f a h ill r * I. .VI it..
*.on. gov,•! nor Whir short l> lifter |
|
"I h-i.-fma.
-hu'ili! nut u-the binder Imivs and bn< k from tin lorni
ts..tinrijr
feels Ijflie*
Suiue one with a gift for writ mtr *<.id.kuse thal "Id
Ml; i > ill's n
< J K 1 IS
man’s
case lo mnk-- a great -t.nr\
•ioni.* *•i.* " d h a gilt f"t
ell* now that Ken Orndst".'
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u-iti'f
t
bat
I'm*
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"*m*
been*-found, inuyt-e he can »•* [.leaching could gel a inaiA« l<-u- **• i fli"H
v. | <"111 ' ^
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no
11ft* f- -i t hh' about nrdst* thing* in ll.trl fellow 's itllllu d e l - u i n
" .*" >.f.n l ; i *-1* Hon r v I *>*«I i
<,
trunk.
& T h e modarn girl ohould rcj.u-0
her that-’ tllD fn-e'.H not r-\ * r r; What’s la-hu.-l M
D
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nty thousand corning to him, the old man could count on vcslors_nii »a it should bo.
ore thnntw enty thousund dollnrs cuch year for spending
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v,
money. He would sit on his |K»rch and plan ways to spend ••\vk
havk WORKED hard,
lie money in the most exciting of day dreams.
He madeand ».■ iwv, progressed,’’ Mr. Mfclsome of his dreams come true sa fnst he hud to borrow ion H„y» th, natiomd drb: hnvlhg
money from thu M Uw -»uuh cordial b o n k s-u siiw I be
l.oJd,” ! ,'b..u.and. of.
mortgage notdk as collateral.
1
'.toliwr*.
One day the buyers came to te a r_down his oldhouse., M( MpUtin works hnrd> an>,
'.stu d y in g his problem ,
ry Wind, who wnodeie-t.
kc -tho world’* M’jei led !fiiej*t.
thou still »ume oecrel nest
the tree r>r Trlll.r** **"*
%— Percy lly**i.e Shelley
W'i *
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i t
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writing' nml purchase of sound in
i’ igu rm g on his interest on the two hundred and se\- vpltnH.nt ^ urlti,, by
small dn-
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P erh ap s you think this would m ake a sorry tale
U
^
,'r"vp p^ "
; nt.’
rn^ ntiiy -larve but
-WORLD'S WANDERKRH W ould if there didn’t happen t" lie another chap ter. Instead th«i' "i«" i-nrt "f the um. iu'
-fMr 'thou Star, whore wIurp j (|f nui^ ing U)q old, mPP b iftcr. instead of breaking his spirit
Iter- till!*, fur. the KMicrnmi-lll
^ .h o fd n thv fierv night
«‘" (1 tu rn in g him into a whining old m iisam e. Urn experien* e
iln iilc, din. til.- br**t thin*; to ilo
That cavern of the nlKht '
' has given the *»ld D’H "" « new lease mi h ie. H- is shrew dl> '•"ml ••**... former' i- to do
& £ ° ™ ;.X
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f.?,)
IgrIni of heaven4* homeJe** '*ny,
6 what depth* -f rughi or day
Seekert thou rrpoitp now T
' 111-■kl'”C
dup.it.-}, Yofl
•aird ■n ifcc
you ?
^USSER
Ults
•aalrarfton «f St. Johno-ln,dl«n Hirer
traslea of eekltr nor.
(ranting pool, tennl* ronru,rtf.
I i.
aatneollna ' of balldlnp pro7
ceata—-haasra, kulrle, apart
' areal konere.
Cltr t'eniuiUfluu of flee inriuMm.';
„ MlttKlIm of lio d le e o r tl
■id he stood about and smiled m ost of. th e tim e. Only w h e n ; ^ |iri)Kll.^ > {or whlcll th<J na.
•roaod l.a k r » lo s r .o .
I
—Oaarpletlan jl.tM r beoatlffca. the tre e s were being torn out by u tra c to r, did lyuineas , tJ(in mhliu)(l
grnU'ful, Ih due to
t Hon p r o g r a m .
overw
helm
him.
He
hud
planted
the
rtiangoes
and
avocihioes;
hia
w,,rk
)(l.
suy„
thui tho rail‘ wl|l»ila«l»n of oekoOl •>»trro
teltk prnvUloa fur lorrranod ib m any years ago. they were wonderfully grown.
m
af)**
have
»«*.*»
reMored
to thoirl
forllltlro.
T h e b u y e r s divided his few acres in to many lots and sold j |»ro|s-r i-ia,. m th.
■--mmuplty,j
J # !'
*a------ -O--------hfock o f them for six ty thousand dollars.
^,,n.l . -n, .ha. th.* n.mt notable.
VBU8 E FOR TODAY
RESIGNATION. —“Job urusc
T h e n about thut tim e the bottom drupptMi- out of the
1
Ia&Zi . and said Nnkod came I
real
e
s
ta
te
’‘boom"
and
the
binder
boys
with
the..sixty
t
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o f»
of my mother’s womb, kml
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shipl I retuin thither, the* thousand dollars left town. The old man neve, has seen nor )|rlIlitM>i>
i r d gave, and the l ord hath ll*k: I J."lll'TV.f
since His property.
|iroperty, the law
lawyer.**
I,.
i „ f them since.
yers tell him. can „t!ii;i
i-i f " t t h I • \ rh ml
n>nU‘ ° f In- re tu rn e d 'to him! but he is Impclessly m *lebl. his horn. ton
„ ,*:*>,„ w,l. In* *•*..
—SERA YE It.—"ti Of! moves in .» |« g o n e , u n d all kinds uf law-suits a te tin en liiu n g .
,l" w,> t "''
lysterious way, llirv wunders l»»
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The K..vrjnnieiit think- that the
III thy pinion* close now?
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•£•I
cent. . .. ,
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with all otherx..
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The old* man acted.like a hoy. His eyes danced with
merry lights, lie iikix! that thirty ihousaiul dollars in show- <w r e t a k y mELLONj*Tepoff“X r old friends and little cliilt^-cn a good lime.
Jle bouglit ;M
>. ,n o .hkh-fb. nays there ji.no
’veral automohiles for folks who would never have beenrbb in -*ur high wave of pp>*‘
able to buy-them for themselves. He paid the Expenses 61 penty*
•
[i by train and trips liy water fo r some other folks who The nation’s income b nt
I not havegone if some one had notpaid the way.
ord level Spending incrcn»csf<alao
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hlivings iiiTountn, lift* inmirunco
IS lIRnALU I’LATKOIUI
rlran fake *1 Saaford'a fraul
■ : * ' /I
I_Tom Sir
New*, CxnntbalUin. Etc.
•£~V,
Mellon's Report
New Emril <Xr? Not Now
Judges’ Salaries
HV ARTHUR IWISHANK
(Copyright
by Star Co.Y
w hose sto ry would reAeli deep into th e sym pathy o f cveil a
T he old man had a com fu rtalde li 6 ntc
SHU.
.------) l » u «
wliidh w ith a few ju t i -m of land wiih the rem ainder o f a
w ar SEEMS* MOKE . unpltuuJ O M a , -.n n n tl-ir M ll u r
■
'loinestoad Intel he “proved up" many y ears ago.
anl m (*hinn than clrewherb--i<itod
D u rin g '-th c real estate specnhition poriml in 1D20, he it’s bad enough everywhere. ■ •
' m 'IIIITIOS ttATRH j
Van
O ffered ono tcntpling price a f te r a n o lh cr fo r the land
in the tx-sieged city of Sianfu.
-- $ 7 .0 0 ; Six
Mon tll ft.TSJ>0.
In I'liy by Carrier. ne* hut could itoLnmko up his mind to give up his home. F in al- .|«et»pie buy and cat human fleab,
Weekly Edition iiu-i
ly an o f f e r o f th r e e hundred thousand dollars was made. •He'n" •,MV r,;° ,nl,>’ nte linrttc mid dog
IA I* N(iTI4'i:t
All* nbltiinry received thirty, thousand dollars in cash and notvs .running |
•Streets are^lined
clhl* ut etionM,'reaulutluriB
hrough
a
period
o
f
five
years,
hearing
in
terest
at
e
ig
h
t
per
w
l
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,
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ci-s of entertalninenia w lu r u
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iIiIn
. m.I i..* title
csM
this .-iiuntrv
country entnnnrpH
compared
* .ate mails w ill hrctlarjcrJ
it. »-
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PHONK 548
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b* *• a '*ns write* Alt*’ -n
F o r a B etter Stucco 1It
1 v. •)
been l
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KN
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f "i ., -.mall car to gn Ml miles I The lat*' Chili b ■ .1 Itonuparte "f | Miiveisi"ii than one of gam Small’s
\\f re.-nl iibnUl I lie robbers nl flit
Kill nsuln Ileruiil.
i'"ir. snyuig tbai
hi- ..mid Baltieiort*, who , '.nlrived in hi*'*lf*' | 1-1 rnmp meeting re\ivnl*. For if
Th i».v»*M r u l i r i i l I lie btiiltlm g lim in g fb* nigh t am i < i*ai ke*l In.i nul a , till*- a n d sell t hat - ar for to make politic-. | ingcnt by
ay iadding
-an* I" mark not only n change
i'Donby, tono tima Kucre.tary of j t jI#, saf)I U|||| a
ir ^ 0 f ,|v namit*-. l our >nm.li***l ilollar * AL’f'0 It would use little ga and to ffie nrdinarv n .nil* ironic or h'
murder fashions but n radical
mnriMii in.ell***' i ,1 apiwtltrrs
hnnge "f -lew in the Georgia
",,,Or 7 .0V r ! r l r UM,! r w *.,.' Ml„|,.„
a
....... i I hi in,ig fro m M eibom in b u n g s hard ti-.iihl n
and
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tp.
ii
a
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9 lift*, aasunies full blame for t o * .
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,
\ •rt*dltcd - n l
t-d n ' l fu* iiuiiid.iir 5 and ninth
■i unusual fla\i-i
f igning of" the TYapot Dome oil j hack Ib e slory **l oil*1 *I* >11;*I lull being iniseil to i-'ii ami . a n l i n - *v *i. i . gn -.-dill. " '
raving, among
her thing*, th.it
i
of i -tire. On.-e n 'lyncher
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rijenaos. Ifui thu n«v«*rh’Wattf*' wfrt
Ann*ng 'h r t n r n ,hrtnl'!
'I he fa* •• "I W a**biii»rt"n « ;i •
'yn hi>ig was "
f "ur mu red i
thllig
- hero
S. n
ta-antlarobalily will prove that ch a n g e d to l""k Ilk* th a l of .la* h "i*
I b«* lign i*. <-i..
a
»t *t ntio.is w hi. '
sry true Ann'.'
' .* rnm (>• -•-•iisi-Jere-l n i the row
iby didn't know whut-bo w-* change*! to t- ll iiibl lb* lulK HI ll i . a. l.i I y ill i opt - 11 a Dll
i ran Loiii,] ,dn , , md d-'fend T* . r
i if* i i m > i i;»ii di i
1 111 .' I"' i- and In. occupati. i
Ding whfq he signed
erin Ar wiigg i>)
•*•••• 11**1 i * t - i -oiling •
mark, if U w
I" .no a |» 1 11-..is .,ne
ilollar s. |- P\\ |III lei , I w<ulUi -t-.p D r .* all I hill a 1*0 'I 'Hill H'i1
t»*» i* •f r »-TK
f in.iii* i*.k* ever ninde at in * .is uttered wf .
' '-a- 1. sii.it-'a t-» rejoice ton
n
' M a - -Hi' i Ii lit a t I 111 1- "i
/ ThoroV wmiething funii> nn-ai‘ bill is it T'eiloinl It* •' ru*
mis,- the man who wns lynrt e l !
Ir ful#* m \.,ii - jii rgV »it h n iii*\v Iy . i■f a n g wa s n flower inr^nian
’ that .*•Ob-Oij" nAITie rtarn D|s.,n a ".Sflver <Vrt ifb at*
thin instance wu: white and d I
fi»» ‘loiliir l'i
hys ii \ states jind wh.i those who tool
Enlrtiftn
Olson were sweet
tVtk»rul
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par. in ^tf**se siota try express,"i - ' v b e i f he had b*-e|» b l a c k
r i
o f tall
ll at' \\H1 i i «*u \|
rt* bu|
tvere not n-latiul. l.ulln i
livt-ll 111 S.lllfol'il idle Ol I"* •" in I all
Ut tv*
"f-•••i^Wfu's
j 'op-ilar indignnt idr
'•How
i
be
re
would
finVe
i
been
in
allege it) flown Isiust* a fQptball th ill t ut-i'e ure crintinuls among i*-*
S<»»»»•• iverdnl that and wilt be wore frequently ' 'gar-led w(lh t--l great fuss .about it. But the CBS-*,
olso^is on it^ only
. - |n*ortlvr lo ,ir*'Vt*ul losse.** w h a h m ig h t he m-riutihK m sort , ft»r f»•r« uifcj re-1 it I- bud ; omtion If not with udmirqt
D *a any - vent, sel* a precedent
C ' t r 1 rehd'al k, 4 j, ;
• ro n v o n ie n t, <>r a posnilUe tru gcils The ltcrrtld not only urges The ili'lustr- -will have t- iltg. c .Mr. Bonaparte could have rend ye
which i "did not have bet-n-aet unit
Hut the industry i« n r ight, ' terduy morning's Run, the new*at* tli, n* Vere the beginning of
Y'bo I'tJrli-i- Ilf
recently tHt* [>ollre ile|»iil t nieiit to lllllismil w atchfillnOHS, hut also ail
Tteni that probably would hnve-*ui n gr> ,- tuinge in the (Jeurgin puf
tirtkipntM In a saloon dimer, u \ ises Hi*' I ' Sid,n t •; of th t; c ity lo "Im k up ’’ Put y o u r in*.n*'s
„ i i Prl*ed him most would havo been In- a te ole— a precedent wlii. n
III NRY FORD nml hit whl^tf I* said to
la.w j n
hunk w h*ir i( bolottgh
N'u-'i
n y any nton
\e. -i aarrAr
ni**r* with
«
the dispatch from a Georgia town who! .-ill tend to 'mAV*. others
I
are
deeply
int-Ti-sti-d
u.
g f f rty y )tf' V‘ Prulwihly hl.t 1
ihau ts :ib-»--Ititely nt*te»HUiv
itigllt
k*'yp y*»ur
Vntir i*
i-u
At m
glit keyp
,
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,
announcing that nine lynchers hnd mind •--ii 'uten
-A
l l .'I n vnriou* f^m s'Iut* been
and h"iis"li*>ltl belong ing.H
vaht* - arefu lly locket I it. plai" produ. tton* fortunapdy I" * * plpadod.guilty in -,ne of the courts
A lw a y s I*- k* v«im -|r>ors and windows
<'l‘
V.
* T ' K D"’* -'" g‘ 1 «f that state and had lieen abu- ms- >. g through GebrKln ever
snmt* »*•» tit *1 pint
nmehine, with three engine., i. lence-l to terms of imprlsdnmctu , sin .
warchcd throUgbiit" with
itiL i------ e ith er itt night when VOU relit I* "t anv tittle when V*>u leavrnuilv <*niI 'heir
small
'flying varying from life i:«ntenCo for the rut1 .
Sherman. But atHfuvt com
Hunan official* ar., mil
Ford" will soon lie on - iiiibitio*- lea-ler of the mob to front twenty *> .
n g; about the II.pi,., .,luu .-NolM ‘U»U. «'
seem* to lie mnrclipig along
Ilf it -mi d u! t hit*, that I li-'t • nrv <rooks in F lo rid a. j 11>t
That is ........ important
th*. , t° four V**** • "th e penitentiary it
They are just -ailing until
ways und proclnlijjng «ur
Valuff the la.-»tl*'gg-*i,
lis ts , Min.shim.suiishiiii iJ ti.iit*
, ms.. \
able*,, hhralt
ha* lt£ Lhcli- «r-' ttimist.H,
v eget
i*gt*tahli‘H
e a lth and any automobile news Tbe ..in T"J"
oUjor right.
.
m in
mob vengeance. <A fine
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t be incident i* notable, even i" m li
'" ‘■nt, a splendid rebellion
tho drinker* Then there i_
ha|)jiin**es a iid that th o one is t i-t a^ d an g i-rm is ns th e otliei try needs uirptuni-s
the f)t*n
eyes f,oi
i t ii
those of u* who have nr .
barbnrisnt, a tru a d cila.aanybo.lv left to .-ell « i.i. *js w:t.|,.o lu ,
lived lioth in ancient nnd modern ti.
independciicc and freedom
i r- I f ,
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_
------ --( • (INGRESS i* considenog
t,t
regime*.
It Is more significant
ivnge impulses. Stay -ither
to incrtfnsr sulnries
f f* -b-rAt 1Than Mr. Upshaw'* Volstend Goor
v not a "Returning Ibu r r<|
■n state* unite in a new
gin and smacks more of genuine
judge.*, nowunder
ty.wYrk? Udinlly folks who ,
T. " i.'
......i ...................' j " “ futlges, now shamefully
■ t. racy of law aifcl order.
“Which have been loaned
^ 0 s g o in g to th itrc h Oil b u n d u j, Ilf* \V(t 0 \ c r y S a tu rd a y paid, it iP
conceivable that
heir own HtUghlehmefit p o tG frs t f o r people to ilo. beentise he d id n ’t w a n t to .
And. any ruiTrrcaamnn ghould refu«.- u i (
Wflaunt. do mr through; if We nr-* not m istak en , he added t h a t h e Did nof believe tit im-rrurai sufficient to onuhle im igeji
FT. LAUDERDAl K NEWS
J ^ i e a a . hut^tJuu ah»c«n t |chiircht'fl and w hat th o y u re for. an y h o w . T h a t ’s all rifrht. ! “t leant to live in comfort, under
I
- -+!
ll ir, hi.1 privilojrc* to lx*, believe ami tlo n - lu* p leases, so long modern conditions. The in n *»*<•«
, J f i8 “
* ' * ” * * ' *»“ ■ P *': r .......... «•’ kVillic’a over-profuse
a s he tlo**sn't b o th er anybotly .-Is.
W e h a v e to " f u s s " to ' " “l"”1**! ttrt’ nut **le«|uate.
Inclo o£>;iQnisj "ilh e Stevens
b.md-baking with one and sundry',
.i .
7 «rh t whlrh ondi* b*;- m ake w ith him . or ut h im ! You tin b elieve in c h u r c h e s and
J P l --------turning, the tablets on I’rosccutyr bi.
hi- titter*, his ii!
this andi that.
r%|# :Gt-rmah -jfoyxhy I" w hat th e y a r e for. d on ’t y o u ?
If -so.
s-». arc
u re you
von going
g o in g to
to i*m
SUGGESTION lx* Simpson and proving not only that An.men ehortled.
c m --*1,. ANOTHER
„__
II"- ihe hiiiufTristn looked for’ru
f'ir i"* «•xj»«*r* h e was not the dumbell of the #n
" " " m w a , t i « m u |s*ssiblc way for exercising
S t'ic, o. V i ..i n let
your <•'.tn
. ,i!i triH
Bolm- Iv i. .di nn ml
no sir- ' ..qitihJj
tync. ( h
1 Du-a#!
its d l I • I - IJ ‘Hfl
tClttlt '. |
Ail. --
d
OR I PNT,
SI 'JCC!
t
* *F o r Sale lb
CHASE & CO.
Reliable* Huildinj; Sit pplics
ii
SILLY WILLIK STEVENS
J
ai
#V.
A subscription to Thp.SWa
Herald wilt prove an exceg
gift to sonie friend or
It will not only be a daily «
• er as a gift ftom you, but a P,
e n t t h a t e v e r y o n e a p p r e e m te *
m an y th in g s ourm*lves?
’ Kellogg has been such
1 lady in the cabinet"
fbr. |
two years thut he has
lh « nickname of "Nerbut his proposal foe
l «f Totnn-Arlcna Is,
ho desorvea crreld.
am
’ THE WAY OF the world ia to make laws* but to follow hand
Chile and Pcru kcli
customs.— Montalgne{> \ '4
to Bolivia
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^the eyes, b u t with the
"a* * ..
/or
Im
Ia it not i-h-.-\
Hfigg^stcd it would soom that «>iu- -.1 thy moat pressing is to say that our ncientisL*- .«hn11 not
pua* an act putting “te e th " into th- preuenUbnd check law keep this country informed an I
which is how.on tho at-atutes. Busmens in stitu tio n s and in .protected liy eonaUnt study -,f el f
dividuals tiro virtually wiUtput auy protection under the prev 'jmportant war-Hko weapon*?
ling to gne unke n t high ly unsati«fafct#ry law.—
^Orlando S e n tip cl.
\•
*uid be ready in
.......................
» rai
x„ fie oar
Day after diiy n«
the trial ground nut iu dreary,
weary, dally red. Willie injected
the comedy relief in the procfc«ding*. Gnmera nun focusAl thelY
lonaea on .Willie in his poorest
photographbi<momenti---eituKht tho
puzzled wrinkles oil his bfarik brow,
tho aucking posture or hla lips, the
childjlke incredulity of hU
U«f Hot stuff!
ieV ? * tbo brigh
erlafdad
f
_ .
eJ
» u HB b
iucatlng A
rJ Ii
b. i. WUlie,. a gentleman and u
chsir,
• r-.t-'-l the pronunciation of the
p- '*.* titor. found- cheese h»des in
tb -t worthy’s brand of logic and
"s’ -1 » sterling brnnd-of logic of
nt- -wu; in short, did about as
nm<h to hcln the defense n* has
b-.n done throughout the course
of the trial.'
.. >j*■’VA
I he ’town dunce” show* us that
«<;re funny, not K ^ -an d
a kick nut of ll?
> - ,*.f. ' .
------ r—+~— ...... i. —
——
*' ",,,*r took the witness
3
the 'fuiujre
c<**l. and what o f ,’
running on U
Aul0H
Journal.”
will run. ott
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148
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOC1CTY EDITOR
tomo?ro*»Vi"G&d the Frerariroe,'
Bernar I Man.”
| "Sermon by Rev. J
.
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\A
'( Root..
Wcdnesdljr ecslwig- servk
1 Evening service, .7:30 o’clock
which includa teatlmonfce. of Chri
Han Science holding, are "held .
FIRST l u r n S T ’ CHURCH
j
V n o ^ T c n id r ii
7 o’clock.
Sunday mhool 9:30 a'clack.
i
HOLT CRQSS c H l RCH
Among ihr many social affairs
Morning worn hip npd sermon I I 1 Holy communion, 7:30 o’clocl
This church maintains a
planned U r t college set during oldwk. Subject of sormon, "The. Church school, i):45 o’clock.
reading; room nA 5l7 F irs t'N a tk
wns that of Fridas ifternoon when Mrs. Alexander-Vaughan and Mra.
the holidui- will bo the dance giv Lure of tho Unknown
ai Bank Building, where the Bit
Iloml
Morning prayer and sermmon
Mrs. George A. D- Uottrt enter- Mortimer Glover,
en by tin Kappa Delta Sorority Ahead.”
..
o’clock.
and all authorized Christian Sci*
tallied nt bridge mi lier attractive
Mrs. Hutchison was attired for otT1the riming of Dec. 20 at the
one* literature may be read, be^>
Young People’* Unlowi^6:15 o’-1 _ Evroing. prayer and sera
home cn Park Avenue; honoring this occasion in a sm art frock of City null
row ed.or purchased. Open c^aiilx
clock. These Uniops offer a very. 1:3° o'clock,
Mr?. I nut hen Wuti biton, a recent Valencia blue georgette combined
except Sundays and holidays from
Among lit. m will be Miss Elaine refreshing hour to the young pco- J Rector's'Bible class Weiintu
bride.
'S<:
with panne velvet.
'Evening, 7:30 o'clock.
h
3 to 5 P. M.
Perry of I lumas City, Miss Dor pie,
•
The tn-ms wharc the guests usInvited to meet this charming othy Shuf.-i. Haines City; Miss
Evening service, 7:30 o'docjKj "A «>rdlal Invitation is exten
All are welcome to attend th&
aor.ib’oil for p!n\ were abloom guest of hr*nor w ere: Misa Mary
every one interested to be w
Effie Prittrhett of lutkeland, Miss Tho music at the evening hour Is
services and to make use of the'
with 'i lantitles of golden mari Graves, Miss Frances Graves, Miss
these* scrvlcee.
Mary I.< n-<- Huffman of Lake always a feature. Congregational u* n* ftny
reading room.
r :d f
golds und yellow African daisie.i Marcia I’uttehson, Miss Kitty Du land, Mi*- Texas Houghton of singitig has n large place in the Ths Annual Every Member c
accentnuting tin , olors JTof gold Bose, Miss Le Claire Jones, ^lish Lakelniul, Mi.vs Lillian Foullcs of evening’s program,'
vass will be bold Sunday aftcmi
UPS A LA LUTHERAN CIIURC1
and green.
Eleanor Herring, Miss Pattyo Gainesviii. Mi*-.» Edith Foulks of
Church family hour, Wednesday nn(> «■[ member* of the church
Thero will be-no services thi
Unusual tallies done in hund- Lyles, Mrs. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. Githcaviij. Miss Ixiln Hammond evening, 7:30, Every moment 'of
Sunday, tho Rev. J . S. Clarke * i
painted Florida scene were used Frank MacNeill, Mrs. Benjamin af Tnmpu, Miss Luvinin Sparkman thO hour will be pocked with In
preach at 11 o'clock on Sunda]
for the *VYccptiY>na)ly • enjoyable Whittier
J r ., Mrs. William J . of Tanipu, Miss Merle Owens of terest.
Dec. 19.
card game, and nfter several Hardy, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Tampa. Mi*« Gladys Rush of Ocala,
Tho church very conlially in INTERNATIONAL B IB LE STU
tound-i scores were, collected and Mrs. Elt< >n Moughton, Mrs. Joseph Miss. Rdmurui Rush of Ocala, Mias vites citizens who have rtrr-ehureh
DENTS ASSOCIATION
First Methodist
’ " Church
••* #A(D»3
the prize for high score, a silver Hutchison. Mrs. Jam es L. Wells Marguenu iturcus of Leesburg, homo, nnd visitors.
Meet* In the City Hall every
Sunday school, 9:30 n. m., R. W.
slave bracelet >Guided in jndc Mrs, Lee Peck, Mrs. Percy Mere, Miss l.ui k Long of Trenton, Miss |
— -—
Sunday an follows;
Ware, superintendent.
was
awarded
Mrs.
Franklin Mrs. C. H. Kirtley, Mrs. Emmett Nan Mi Mullen of Clearwater nnd
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Junior
company
siudy
in
‘‘The
preaching, It n. 'm .,' subject i
Hardaway. The cut prize, a silver , McCall, Mrs. H. B. McCall Jr., Mrs Miss Muri'-n Ulmer of Ijjjrgo.
'
CHURCH
Way to Paradise,” 10 A, M.
! the sermon, “Education: Doe*
■lave bracelet studded with nme-j Rsymond G. Fox, Mrs. Leo AJ Con
The lmjil memiHirs of the Kappa
Sunday school, 0:45 A. M.
AduR study in "The Divine Plan ; Pay?'*
te s ts , was won by Mrs. William J . , c-ley, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. Delta art
Miss Ocorgia Mobley,
Morning worship, 11 A. M.
of the Ages,” 11 A. M.
Devotional meetings of tho
Hardy. Mrs. Hutchison was pro-1 Earle R. Jones,
Mm. Calvin Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, Miss
Christian Endeavor, 6:80 P, M
Study in Judge Rutherford'* v worth*Dengues, 0:30 p. ip,
sen toil a handsome double durieti |Teague. Mm. Richard W. Russell, Helen Vi r- av Miss Cnrmeta BnrEvening worship, 7:30 P. M.
latest Bible exegesis, "Deliver
Evrning preaching service, 7j
of lunique Russian silver set with 1 Mrs. John Meiscii J r ., Mrs. Grant lier. Mis-* Arum Du Rose, Mias Kitty
At the morning wxirship hour tho once."
o'clock; sermon by tho pastor.
turquoise stones
' ! Wilson. Mrs. Leo U. Rockwell DuBose, Mt* Benjamin Whitner, PaMor will apeak on “The Pri*
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
Following the awarding of the Mrs. Franklin Hardaway, Mrs. Jr., Mrs iiisot Wilson, Miss Emily Eminent Christ/’ .Special music F m g T C1ICRCH OF CHRIST,
p.
tn.
prizes, the tables were laid with j Mortimer Glover, Mrs. Hawkins Llngl r lint I Mr; C W. linker.
a* folltiwR
Anthem, "Blessed Is
Good music nt the preachir
the Man," hy E. L. Ashford Mr*
Christian Science services - are
exquisite hand-made cirths and Connelly. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan
evrr>' Sunda>’ 'nnrniiig in th. services, both morning and eve
refreshments ennshting of a deli j and Miss Katherine Witkey.Mr*
\i lm- i l e t t * l eft
F r i d a y Tom liOvelcHa will sing n rolo.
At the evening hour the sermon U
Club. Oak Avenue near ning.__ ] o von i ng f r Jiti k-xiitville to spe nd
A cordial invitation to all of the
subject
will
he
"The
Only
Woman
Third
Street,
at II o’clock; Sunday
sotrg' lit"'.
- -l!i her i in it he r. Mr s
^ I r v J o h n M f - x l i , J r , r u- t or e d
*
: ^
George A. Speer, D I.. Thrush- ^ y (Il(, I, who i* .ii S t . I . uk e ' s the Bible ( all* Great." The choit |,cl'00l ■» 10 o'clock Subject for s4rvic<(s of thla church.
t o Dt-lmnd F r i d a y , w h e r e sin- -•ia•ut i r. and Dr. Sinnind Puleslun re- u" "
.'
will sing “ Break Forth Irito Joy.’1
Hospital
the afternoon
turned h o m e Friday e v e n i n g f r o m
by Daniel Protheroe. There will
f
a hunting trip nenr l-ort ChristMr*.
W i n t e r la- a special duet sung by
M i s Juiio-s Birske> of
Mr. and Mr*. J I). WoisliuPf n6d pur*
Turn
loVeles.*
nnd
Mr.
I’aul
Kmge.
ved h e r e Friday a f t e r
^____ i jjaven orr
Mrs. D L. Thrasher's ntothoj Mrs *
Everyone ir- cordially invited to
K. L. Ferrim
Mr* George MeCuftuch 'o f /Tr- miott l " ti jymiiv unt il a f t e r thr worship with us dt any or all of
l ando is v i s i t i n g in S a n f o r d a s t he holidav s as the gu e s t d in-1 pur
t he«e services,
Mil* Marniiret S111! Ml--11s nu't g u e s t of her s i t t e r , Mr * . B. K. « n t s , M r .mi! Mr s t 1 I l o we r *
ored to Or la ndn Frida v where «lu Wh i t m- r a> !u-r home on Oak A v c q - (in C^!«*rv xstbih*
( IIIMST1AN ('II Fit ('ll
r pent l be -iai /
Hlhie scilool. ’J (fj. R A Wi l s o n,
Mif h ^ ,ir.*'rh Whttnn, a'Ihj *.rc
Don't You know the new (ire shop nt 206 1-2 West
%
Atturutiiik
' iriir*ira|
htMil
f superintendent
' I if <
H
Hutton
returned
I i-mmi uil rm a nd s e r m o n , " M n n , ,
F irst S tre e t ? You b etter buy your tirew th ere and
i i i M - H Krnlnv KftornoD!'
t o. mu- 1 f o i . t i e v e n i n g Irotn P h i l n - j
tn Hjttii'i +l kvvi't. i‘M
c| ti'Ti* ivith :t S I . -ward of God," 11 A M
-li-!]>hui i ' . , .
hvi < t'l* tit « o m p u
i tiii.tii.n Endeavor, (1:30 oYbv k
hi*r
i*ai
t '
Mr
u
vhS Mrn
H I"
mi d Mr
in
her mot h -r, 1
Me r l i n Barnes, loader.
|
Whi't* » ,
A vHtiur
M r . F. n i v | La k r
E v e n i n g service,
7:30
o ' c l oc k
'
l)it- im-tor will uso a chart sermon
1
it this service
II.. fria n v fro-ini* i -l ! »i - J - —H |
Mrs. Harold ;(2. Vfele
Is Hostess Friday. __ d e l i g h t f u l c o u r t e s y i s g i v e n b y
Piaisance Bridge Club MRS. DeO< ITTES FOR MRS, HUTCHISON
»,BnUy
Hour nt ..
tho It
U*
ek. — “ 'A - **
Church Bazaar
loose at 3 o’clock,
will be eerv&l
V
rfock.
Clubwil). meet
|^t lhff"sthdio of
•Munsr/n on* Myrtle
iWitsoh will entcrR, «: u Christmas
in Rose Court.
|ub will meet with
jlliims at 3:30 o’*
jiomc on Magnolia
[ting of the Auxilsbyterian Church
srlors, a t 3:30 o’*
ory Circle will meet
Rines on Palmet[3:30 o’clock.
nday
^ting r-f the Truth
nf the Methodist
ck
Ben's evening from
Ye Fireside
phda >
j,nil shower for
Society nt 3
members of tho
nt of tho Woman's
[Raymond Key and
fuller
Mrs. Chris Matthews
Entertains Members
Of .11er Bridge Club
hostesses.
Married Mnn,”
Kpwurth L e a g u e
i fork
al
|<J.- r y i * -
*« ✓ \j
Especiolly delightful . was
bridge party given Friday, after*
noon, when Mrs. Harold C. Vide
entertained members. of tha Fltdsanea Bridge Club.
a n ’extra
tabla of players at her home* In
Rose Court.
N
Exquisite rad roses copiblncd
with greenery were arranged with
artistic effect tn the rooms where
the cord tables had been spread
for. play. ,
,
Quaint tallies done in pretty
girls were, used in keeping score*
for the cord /a n ie ( ; ahd after the
usual number of spfofercsslona the
scores were nddod and prises were
‘ warded. For having held ton
score, •Mrs. W. D. Gardiner re*
rciv»d a framed picture. Second
high score prize, u pittery basket,
wns won by Mrs. Tom Holt. In
cutting for the consolatioq prize,
a bridge set, Mra. L. P, McCullec
waa the lucky ona.
Refreshments
consisting
of
creamed chicVcv; in timbals, sand
wiches, hot rolls, olives, stuffed
celery and coffee were served by
the, hostess at the conclusion of
the game.
The players wero Mrs. W. D.
Gnrdfner, Mrs. John W. Sneed,
Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. Tom BoP,'
Mrs. L. P. McCutter, Mrs. Stephen
Picrpont, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs.
J . C. Bennett, Mrs. W. B. Znrhry,
Miss Ix tty Culdwell, Mrs. Edward
Dine, and Jlr». Maneoly,
t he
McihIkts of tho
! .I'tiaphun
.«(. .• Wife," prt * Bridge Club were most pleasantly
|1 ,! i
.:r u depart entertained F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n
bv
i -11*• I t -i. ;t*
v I Mr s
Chris
Im
El in A\e
(i K■r will entertain j
|( t r . le No
|’i ve m
Church at a »«a-iu)
f.'i o'clock.
Inrsdai
ing of I he U ■-!( nrthe \\ i-iiiu:i * < lu!i
Friday
s*s o f
Alnl/.e and l a v e n d e r w e i e
the
i-hoseri t o dei o r a t e fur the
i f f a i r a nd we r e mo s t e f f e c t i v e l y
j u r i e d nut wi t h y e l h m pnill |M»m
hrysanthemums, lOvemiar a s t e r s
I i •i11►
ih
Local Kappa Deltas
Are Planning To Give
Big Christmas Dance
At the
HEY! WHERE ARE YOU BUYING
TIRES & TUBES?
1'liWr
Wj.ii
P r a y e r m e e t i n g , W e d n e s d a y , 7 tfi
i,.- gliol III i ciirii 1(lilt lie j
n ’rloi' k.
i* al.l *• t' lie
i tgam ilfti-r a s e n j
Tin- iuari> fronds of tl*
Hid
purple.
Violets.
|lw
t.
wdi
regret
lo
leal
n
lhat
he
S fnt \ I'll Hih
'•ll*
ll
lluCH
nt t he |
J
1
( UNGRKGATIONAL CH UtCII
1
I Old fashioned maidens wearing euntlmn * quite ill al hIh h.tjHc tin H1' Trill>10 l ui ught ot i Hu*' |n litl
j
< hurrlt s. ho"l, Sunday morning, ss
la'bffant skirts in yellow and Iai < t ,jnt Street
'i
In iTvlock
3
.
endnr were tiseii for
the ratii
Dl hi .-1 Mii - G < i i S
1IB IT hi i
M o r n i n g worship. M o'rlork
,■ « * # * • J W M e M O S * e » * W * i * * W * t * * * * i * * W .
game.
At each .p layer's
place
Mr and Mm W It William wpi 1 ived tie re F r i d a y t*v ei l i ng ft 1. Ill 1
were nosegays of vlolel- and dwarf n n n ti holm Nundin ................. Mi a mi U ill re
they
Inn I* hpen
Hof-M uc H uU orv Co.
l-hry *a n t he mums.
*V .fn nil We.-I P a l m It. nti i kvhfii tto-V spi-ndmt’ hi' Vt r n l m u n t h v ami wi n
S a n fo rii’H rin m -e r Uatlio
After an exceptionally interest j spent it short tune,
ngnifi ItHIKP Siiiifnrd t h e i r in**ne |
Sliop.
ing game of bridge l.mi , la-.-o
l»r hM’JniH n will --pen o p hi*
„f |
plnyetl, the prize for high seniu
Mr s . V
S il luonuliffe.- r e t u r n f m*« ht’ire a I till e a r l y d a t e
among tho guests, a lovely Dumb ted holm- Friday morning front St
iter bouquet of pink radiance rose*. ICl out where she ha* been spend
was awarded Mra. Mildred McAl |ing (he pJt-t week visiting iriends ■ ■ ■ i s i i i B i u i i i i i i i m i K i m i i a m a B i a i i i i i i i m i
exnnder. The low score prize fni
—
the guests, a dainty hand-made
M r and Mrs Min k Jnmi * of (tr
hnndlieiH hief, was won by Mr* lando. w.-re among those from "U*
Clifford Walker.
Mrs. Forrest u>f town at lending thi- fum ral of
McAllister drew the lucky cird 'Mrs U E S<oggint Frnlni morn
and wa* presented a pretty tra . l,|g
■
cover T h e low score among lh
SANFORI) AUTO TIRE CO
kA D I
t he
Gram
m-llIHlI Ulaiel the
Margaret MiRn<|lt.vi at the Smith
Bi|u 1*1-im ill K o’
"U u w a rd a
(h \
M a t t h e w s ill h e r h--nn>
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: ^217-W
Friday
lit- W . M . S .
■
’ •'dereil the
‘ the Method
-veiling at the c l u b m e m b e r s was ma d e by Mr*
|r- "u , by members M. M i mi r i k whi l e t he hi g h scot a
V *0 nary Soeie- nmpng the club mumbers was made
by Mrs. P.. M King.
lgite in 1 hit afternoon the hontu- stewards and
a s s e mb l e d,
they tess st-riyil salad, Saltlnes, ol i ve*
r-siois where the and t e a /
•pread, to the ac
Among thorv playing Were: Mr*
1' v.-*rJ Chris M. Miuarik, Mrx. P- M. King, Mrs
ii--! by Mlsi Forrest MncAlHster. Mrs. A. C.
Foster, Mr* J .- E . Wa then, Mr»,
I as toast Clifford Walker, Mrs. Wurt W.
C and the Warner, Mrs. Mildred McAlexnn
a* made by der, Mrs, Walter nitrh, Mrs. Jam **
i '.•sklent of Jackson, Mrs. Clarke - Ijeonnrdy,
•1
Respi.-nse MrH. Hayward Walker. Joining
■i > i.i ade
by the players for ten wore Mrs. S. A.
Huston nnd Mr*. J R. Stewart.
*r - rig of tho ban
W. C. Hi!) and* small daughter,
« I inner gave f
i?nrolyn,
left Friday 'evening for
fu'i ren.|’*igs. Misn
*l'o f o e a number Jacksonville where they went to
meet Mra, Hill, tvho has been
cti«
spending
the past fortnight visltXture* i f the oy«5ng her'brother and wife, Mr.'ttnd
UirteUe sung by
P- Mr* l. U. Hlg Mrs, Eugene Le Gette in Atlanta
I W. Speed anil Mr Ga.
— rr?
I
jtnhat* talks were
Mra, S. M. Lloyd and small
I- ^ a r e , s u u e r i n l c n iauihtee, Jane, reutrned home
«mla> Sehool and
Thursday evening from Jackson
[G r McKay, dcville where they spent the past
'* ith a nqmbcl
week
wilh Mrs. Lloyd's mother,
1
Mra.
C.
fcWland, who is ill at the
fillips guve aty inLukes’ Hospital.
n( the Methodist S t--------------- -- ~
---residence in Satt»m was concluded
W o'th e Taxi Drivers of
»lk by Rev. W, P
tho City of Sanford have
|Poture Methodism
agreed to transfer passen
gers f o r . 50c in the City
Limits, approved by tho
Pal Ice Department
■
|Security Lumber j
-'I r ‘ ' !>'*' I D 1
' l e a v e Monday f " l
""'l
hildr.'
Art u- l i n. " h e r e
they will spend the holidays will,
Juke
her parents, Mr. and
Wey.
ompany
j
Fi,fth and Maple
A T H E N S
I’hnne^TW?
We want the coni n u t ms ,-.mj all l»uyt-r* tn . al! n- i V “
p.ru i * when thei a r e ifaiiv tn lunlii
We
■a n v a cutiiplefe line nf lumlier ami
:our pi n ' * are rcasnriaiilf
a
O rd er T irkeLs Hy Mail Now
■
Loveliest Girls
tf U
In America
Fancy cofored prints and plain
soft finished gingham cloth and
suiting. Values up to $2*50..
4
All silk. All colors. Values up to
$2.50. Monday special
. I.oner Floor; S3.30.
Ilakpny, 12.75, 42^0
Seat* on SsN* at
Joe’s Smoke House
QTEEPED ill 414 yi-arv of romMhtic History, tha "Fountain of
Youth” a mi.Its environs have been newly wrought Into a solid
• •oinmunity. Every inmicro convenience and Improvement bar
>cen utillred to afford jnu seasonal or a permanent home r
omfort and beauty . ,
.
■
SILVER LAKE CASINO
- a Miles South o f flnn^orti— Look for the,
Sign Just before Coming, to Ginderville
Old Time Dance on Wednesday und Friday ’
Starting December 13th, Monday, Dances
Start nt 8 p. m.
Excellent Dan
■
-I
Ladies’ Silk Knickers
50
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thurttdny - Friday
Every Week Until Fuctlier Notice! 1
c
i
Building for Beauty
Q
Company of One Hundred
31 Wondrous Scenes
"l
■1 ' Natural charm. Tamou* the world over, and ii variety ot n.
i-rslons whose lixtiug read* like us-erstatement, await your pleas'
go. - From the center of ll all boll the mighty springu In whoi*
ts a r *
*•h*v* ■tokl”
»
AA p
Big Rack of Children’s Dresses
FIVE BIG DANCES!
1shearer
“ **
FOR
S
Q IT A I* I* T V jind S E R \r I C E \
SEE US
"ttiin of Youth1
nday
A Substantial Jew eler in a* Substantial City
j
Theatre — I)e La mi
Wodnep.f iiy *|
Night Ctc. ^
The World’s Most
Famous Revue
H. C. VIELE
S ilk G o w n s
Regular values up to $7:50. A|1
the light shades.’On sale |Monday
$5.00
^
J
J '
:
M
�-
ID, 8ATORDAY, DECEMBER lt.UMC
T H E SA N FO R D H
tyf <11
^ jB - - -0
Yds—It’s Suzanne
mm F?i
SmfeCaUm
credited t
selling pi
to«lny. T1
follnwed )
|slstency «
hv aont-Ki
(With still
Sii7annt*
The general round up for the
miss-nnd-out campaign wn„ cx J
tended yqstqrduy when the Now*
York a ta tc athletic cdpimtmssiua i
placed its official iturwp Of npprovWATERHURV, Conn—Jack Dei-l on u welterweight series. Jo-- lanry, Bridgeport, i'"tin., light
Dundee, o f . Baltimore, anil Willie heavyweight champion, knocked
Harmon, of New York, represent out JanuTTm Kid, New York, d
m g ' the East, were paired off, Tony Travers, New Ilavefr, and
against Mushy Callahan and Eddie Fred Hretiinno] France, drew. s.
Roberts, of the Far West. '
BOSTON— Mcnjjy Bass, 1‘hila
TVie Ij i U o, incumltent of the dolphin, V a t Johnny Sheppard,
NY pound throne, aim more cou Woburn, 10.
TAMPA— Arturo Shoe kola, MeJ
rt*rued. however, with n chnlleng'
from Sergeant Sammy Maker, gium, * wtpoiuted ofjeorge Eagle,
against whom'he has a e, heduled , I’ortland, Ore.,- ID. Enrique I’oiiro
ring a r g u m e n t next Week
i*i do I x-oii, Havana, bent Tut Key
Wilk*-s Hnrre, J*n. The matt h will' moui, New Orleans, 10;
NORRISTOWN. I’n. Mem h,
preiiile two oth.-r I'hampioti-hip
Philippine.
Nhmd
Ughl* l<> be waged hen-, with Ktd*d Villa more,
In Hat hn risking hn flywi-nrh knocked out George’ Neilnn, Nor
iiottii agai ns t Elkv
Claikr,
f 1 1 town, U.
••IT 1 M\\
la
I’inki'y (lenrge,
y 'ig'.'ind, and < hut !«••. i Flu i j it
Ih-r Moines, won on a fdul from
toil- rg, bantam ti!‘> Inddei n
m Harry Holler, Kaunas f' 11\, _,r.
L ,‘ ii;- Mushy - tirnh.im, of I 1.
i.eTi^lt
to help k^*1
I*
ti
Kannun
f'ily
thii nuir 1
UR AND
I
or Show ing O f Team In Monterey Meet
.UN IVERSITY- OF FLORIDA, University,
*
TO.— (Special.) — Relieving Vnllry Fonfe
that Coach H. L, R e b r i n g of the 'bey le-at A1
Univeraity of Florida has ben T,<irr,,<f . C 1*
A -.
.
-played l.euri
iritlrlscti for hi s f a i l u r e ,gnme; and H
to turn out a winning football j,y Ki’v, ni; t)
team this fall, Roy Parmcly, sport ;nt \v«.st Ron
•ihg editor of the, Tampa Times, Mvcs.
haa come out in The Times wfth
"Sabring v
H i S atattm i'nt that the Uator n|f th(. jj,,,,. ,
coach hoi been s e v e r e l y
ruindl it in known
Wippod'during the past year witn strategist ft,
- a lack of real footbfili materlul. hi' platim-d
! and that those who have this year .,n,| |lla, n, i(|
condemned him as a failure mu:', dunng t),e k
^WaU until next fall when ih e-tr^ l WUs ||1(. fun,
'JWWPlcughlp- Rhby Gators coni? plinimnn
it
bTyie varsity squad before they senron ?
final Juilgment upon him.
along one nf
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‘Title says in squads that
part:
‘Whenever Rehrltig had nil gridiron; the
of bis first string men available, hut 2 j ur JD
his' tenm played wondcrTul b a l l , j will have the
They boot some of the best teams ijt’s a lu to
Ih ’klia country, Including Drake (turn out n ,n
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TN .contract iif Commissioner |ju i -'
d»F-re*arded at almost certain]
'Iffkmberthip of the Cleveland TnI* yet to he arranged and
awninced, and Eddie Collins’ dcc»ftn
Hkcwlie waits
further
chances bare, Collins says he has
Nwl'affcM and protnisca to appear
bx^ 8 ^ me^ c* n I-coguc an usual
«J*t «ei*on, but whether with
CfqVeland, Philadelphia or some
club he ii not ready to ray.
® u 5 il5 W F Hornsby’* new con-
M .i.rue
Mm
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The field, ninnb.riiig ~t.uu-1 .,:
'he greatest performers in tho
ountry,-found an unexpected li*z
ml in ft iHch wind that crossa-i
the course from the northeast. It
provided TfL/hihdrniirc t'i tJeorg.
Vpn Etm. Los Angeles, iitumutil
amateur champion ami favored
■ontestant, who nluyed In- rouml
T i l It K K M O K E
i ., ,
iu»~ node
great Mil
midi the
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NEW YORK. Dec. II— (i(p) — AI numurii. were injured ,i
though
the Amateur Athletic
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Union recently announced Its np ^
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positiun to International track ci.mpetitioii until nfter the 1D2H OlymPic meet. Ed^tn Wide, the fum„,v
HIV .. A
Swedish runher and conqueror uf i
Paavo Nurmi, will be permitted t<- I
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race here this winter.
i I Y 'W ' p l j - 1
An exception In tile rule has \
hmy bo decided ‘here, so. the trud- i
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Secretary F. W. Ruldcn unnnnncrd, I
I
because the European star
nut
visiting primarily to exhibit his
.
athletic prowc»r. His purpose is
to make an Educational tour at
the expense of liit own country.
Wide,
schoolmaster, is due to
arrive in New York next month
Sanford City ( nnmn.sswj
Sanford ChamO r «•f <'*»m
rh|
Sanfoi'd Woman' Chib
and all
S a n fo rd
OBCH ESTKA*’
FIXTURES
BA LC O N Y :
f^ur line of fixtures is both or
namental
and
2
serviceable at
C i v i c H i tymizatioi
PBK KS
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jMoil orders, enclosing rp:n ■ . r atg
Cfl en vi'lop o f o r r e tu r n filled N ,lU
genuine "livings prices.
Why
btv out large stints wh.-ri just
as attractive and s-rvirrable
H
fixtures run l.«- li- it
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S' * A n ticip atin g tin utrpren di M 'd ties
J lnne mnnnffemont urges irnnieiiiate re
321 S. Hanford Ave
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HcgimiinH llcciin licr 11 Ih oslhrcl* hanks in Sanford
will close at
12 Noon Each Saturday.
First National*Bank
Sanford Bank and Xnwt Co.
Seminole County Bank
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Running
Races
31 or More Days
COMMENCING
MENU
Hol Dog.with Chili Sauce
Mt*W Style
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IlmHberger with
Union
SugaiMmml
Ham........................
Hftkod
' Beans
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Hot Mexican
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Beef'Stew with
Potatoes................ ,*...
h ik e r a c e e n d s t o n ig h t
Hut .Waffles with
SyTDp
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Beer on Draught,
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NEW YORK. Doc, I I —-f/P)—The
long grind of .the *(x. day bike mnrathuns will end tonight nt 1 1
o'clock with a new* record f-r
stolen lap*. This
morning th.
Post Time
2 o’clock
Hlfl8s
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Beer ‘in -
Bottles ;............... ...........
Soft Drlnks of all
’
Kinds
buying feur.tires a
S P O N S O R I ! > i:V IK E
■I. I igue, New York, knocked mit S
S o l d i e r King. Grand Rapids.
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NEW
YORK.
11,-,
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Onl y t h r e e m o r e C o m m e r r m l full
Iirt-s In t he U n i t e d S l u t p s t hi s we e k
t h a n t h o week b e f u r e m,. rep o rt but t he t o t a l o f -1(1(1 was il m o r ed by It. G, D u n n and ( U mp u n y .
t ha n a y e a r a g o . t ,
; •'- -r ‘f
Sw.
The
i p p o Mi n g f i s h t ,
i wiih Mi'-I Miiip an '
w'11 n-irtlti \l rite Ylunn, .Vetii i-k.i
t wi red
esproHs
...it g r i d i r o n pi-durt, a g a f b s t
Knot '1
i nude us to Ios welfare, Hansen, Wisronsin Dane, and Otto
club presid.uit
Van Perta, of Nnrwnv. t >rtm f
fi*els lie wii- negleetetl Olympic champion, against Martin
• him that with neglect Burke, of New Orleans,
nt entfoti.'i I
\\. an sit.
la ck D< npsey, Jack Kh.i’ iwv,
tluiii i
.w an t o i l'litilmo iitnl Merlcnbach tvul lie
la it irig an ..ini tho c r i m e i « n l-tfj
hn-
Mi. h.
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“Hevo” Le Bourveaw- S
Is Sifined By McGrow!®
had Me— r t e d " him
f{ lh. p a y r o l l lift.-
it . o.t h r
HA F I D S ,
Thursday Eve. Dec.
m
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will item amt a fjim.uiio pur-o' (or
,hr n,'xl“''UtMnndihg <ont< tide.’’
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at Mnk.-y Wall;
N hW Y O R K . Dm. ll
(A h-The •
n, wlV ‘“’Ruin-if er .wn
In hi- d r m n n d f o r y o u t h f u l r e c r u i t s l.v- 5
fir-l elimination battle next Mon
,,av. Tex will put K () Phil Knp
,!»n into the ring agaim ‘ MaxiR'^'-nhlooni. with hope, that Tig-;
Flowers, deposed king, will con
he luid bc-n f o r . c d mi t o f the g a m e
“ n'1
liv Ml I n a l t h . Mr S l o n e h u m i s- uud
R i c k a r d a l s o h ‘is filled ill all toe
n - d n t c m r n i unlit n'ing tiial o e n lilnnk pines on his next heavy
i . . r i g , t t i e - i l f eret j hi - old po s i t i o n 'vt-igi.f el iin trutiitii euitJ f or n --itotv
^ . lull n I h t1li of
this y e a r . Dec 2'J whi c h i nc l u d e s n m.iti S
. J 1r i r. who
-c [vreserlf s hetwi-en di i ni n. M a l o n e r
of | -
eld Next Week
CHICAGO, Dec. 11—<>?»>—With
the acts ion of the stove league
called to meet here next week, the
baseball officials are enroutc here
dl®uu« different phases of the
\ ! W ’.tilth
|ie- !l —id1'
HtipbiV .l.ooung] aa - treated w
•th ..t.ao-l ,
ul.rat mil" by >r
New York (Halit-, in the e-timina
1. e
i Ninles \ Ktoneham pres
dent
.he ,luli
It..(living
assertion- ,.f his
former assistant
manager
tini MansiTT
J ohn
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. I ft l j unt ly
Sessions Of Stove
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gro involved in the scramble.
This isn’t tho sport that mnno ho
f m111oni* profoAiionitl tonnis plnyor
j*i trim.
She’* shown mi the Mi
he )ia« u ,
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EW .YORK, Dec. 11.— (Ah— both hands ready for the nfain £
padded knuckles of more than bout winner,
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, ,
i Upsets Imvo thrown the feather- ■
.ore of m o *n is*d contenders ,
„,tmfn^t |0n
machinerv ■«
c rapping out challenge musi.- ,|lfhUy (llll of^gcar. Dabe H er-jS
y a t Emit and F a r ' West maTl( w\wfie titfd hopes have bes-i,®
ninp camps in a widespread rt>vjve(1 bj. victories over Tod M or-1
drive against th e , champions gan ftm| |jonr»y Bass, gets a new] <
ix, fistic divisions,
chnnco to re-establish
himflelf'
i the wakd of n string of de- firmly in the front rnhk when In]
noment# which marked the mf^u, E<ldte Anderson, of # y n o /
ing of several title holders niing, Monday night. Tho b h u ttf
year, throe class leaders found w||j precede the Kaplan-KosCn-j U
iselves immediately threaten bloom clash. Bass, Red Chapman].':
while the names of at least gnd Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston A
andidatee were lined up for l have been given official placet In F
ififiHftn aarina
vivolc?)1H * t
4«*w
wUk U s. .. -f
• *%v Evlrythinjf J $ nil **t i o f Ktn*J Gliding Fox, sensation of the
-H4H*
stru t hie
hit .tu
ff at Semi-;
, r * td strut
stuff
Bunp-j winter racing season last year, it
tomorrow afternoon,) another-turf luminary now quar
£ ; - * * > * Park
‘
when the thoroughbred racing sea tered at Sentliiola. worthy of more
son o f -Florida will be Inaagorated than ordinary mention. This four
irft&f wn^ltfoni which promise to year did daughter of Moss Box
tuC exceedingly auf ptftous. F o r B l and Gliding Belle 'astounded the
or more day* the bangtails are
■scheduled to monopolise the lime
light of sport internet In this vloin.
Ity, a fte r which the racing aeason
will shift to other ,'olfits In the
state.
• Assembled here for the speed i
Ife
carnival are hones and.riders‘from
all sections of the country. Fol
lowing d checkup made yesterday
It was announced that closq onto
GOO sta r performer, of the turf
world ate on h.nd for the session
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at Sominola, along with nearly 100
Jockeys. Outs Ido of Miami, this
• v is the. largest'group of thorough
bred. ever assembled for a meeting
. . In Florida.
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Included In the great
equine
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colony now quartered at Semirtota
are such stars as Reputation, the
among tit hern the great race nmm
'Princess Doreen, Nellie Morse,
iRefuddle and others In the rensntionul*time of liKl 4tfi fo r the
Ey wine furlongs.
Despite the fact
‘ th a t she was disqualified follow
fug Die running of the classic this
.perform ance stamped t h e llnrned
filly as o great ruecr.
'C
i3 | £ £
m
o
York Boxing
Seven R
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�i diverted so much traffic that neW
ilgnal inataU^tlonsi nt£ necessary
8 K t S ^ . i M 4 * n . f c j .This spurt'otnvoldlng the.bafflc lights, howevsf, will Mile <mt
; J U of t r y i n g Up at the authorities bidiev», wheu motorists
ining tfii Chevrolet or**r1y (hi* year.. Mr
•in hiw been making a survey of
used car situation nnd the
:k and thick beJly field'as well
iltldjlng Cjtoyrplct rinka moth,
jj) -He is *ri. alumnus of jfo-
r?n*i>- U n iv a ra ify ^
tiated front’ Lake, forest Uni'v e r ity , Lake ,-frcjrti •MB. .During
UiOjWnr b« served sv purchasing
Koverrmicnt
agent for tht> ^Qrltii
tit the tank
1„ ,ho Ucltrf- 8 tat
m m ’-t
red. ‘*P hw atw.many. an-, t hoy tend to-epced tip.fcxm r. a* *
this sport that, entice 'the whola.as well as katp It safe.
8peeds'Traffie im m d
In' f « C modern traffic control
bap gone so far as to Introduce a
.moving forward >M soon as" system by which a motorist, going
silos' or cautlou light <how* nJj.'Ja' rtjruUr rate of tpeod, mny
dangerous pra^Uct! warn the continue alqng a main street for
l because yellow U merely n. Us entire- length •wjthput being
tn light for all trafficJto be stopped Thik is done by means of
i standstill, but permitting the caseado, ripple, or wayc^ysir ....
[(.rs unable to st^p readily tem*o&’traffic lights.
The signals \along an- entire
sj unmolested.
street gra- io arranged that green
Lights Avoided
Ahrr feature of. the game, and and . red llght^1 are Interspersed.
The motorist ,J»ho time* his speed
properly doesn’t have to stop ss
itljariy inditnted by the increases
MVS? i in retail deliveries' recorded In
^ erV
a r tK * y m | r cities of the
i country, • In the N«w York City
> n t n territory, for example,. 182.0 per ’
1 cMit more curs were delivorctl dutfc.8y*~ Ing the first three Weeks of N°I>oiljrq vetnber this year tann during:the
tyvtcd corresponding .wetsko o i, *D25.-Th«
corresponding gala In Detroit and
member it*’ surhutba was 142.9 per cent
cstpb- iinj in Minnuspolia- 12<J.3.
/ *4
ig tho
tocom*
from
r8f.nce
es or
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DAYTONA BEA cif.—'Trfc old
city Hotel, built in 1884. oho of
tho landmarks of this section, i*
being razed. The wrecking took
whpn A. Arotioyitx, Miami
lawyer, whohold* n lt9-y*arj lciu,o
0n th0 property, ordered it torn
down. The hotel waa condemned
ccept* iast fall'b y the statu hotel ind
city Commissions,
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Buick is a gift suggestion
grow s in fa v o r e a ch t
Christmas
Fraction
ess
Bead!,Or Chevrolet
Y ork 'A nd
re Anfblltoi
H ighw ay
V YORK, Dae, 10,~tfP)—
i { 200,000 •will have been
before 1933 by! New York
fw Jersey *for perhaps . the
tmbitiom/program of traffic
in tho country, The- proIncludes:
fh* $10,000,000 twin tunnel
l for vehicles under the HudIready completed nnd |oon
ti o p e r a t i o n ; <.
,
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Real Economy
Longer W ear
Tn preparation for j what prom
ises to bq ihhother nwordr year
for tho Chevrolet Motof Company,
R. U. Garnt, genera! sales mana
ger, today announced the appoint
ment of A. W. L. Gilpin ns an
nssistant general sales manager.
Under. M r. f Grant's , leadership,
Mr. Ciljrfri will work with.-jC., E.
Every heart warms
who finds nmonir her treasured gifts on Christmas
morriihg,* Thd thyaterious Key to HnppitwsBl
How she wijl thrill .when she opens tho .little
jewel dasfr fit which’ tlrcse magic keysVeposc. Imagine
her delight when she realizes they are the keys to the
moat luxurious gift of all—n beautiful STUDEBAKEK
CUSTOM CAR.
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l/*t us talk it over,
beauty of Buick—finishc
charming Coronation D
Drop in at the Buick si
room today, and finish
Christmas shopping*
Greatest
Magnolia Ave.
|wa express highways of tho
j’ variety, costing about $75,-
bridge from New Jersey to
Island, $15,000,000.
high suspension bridge
the Hudson at Fort Lee,
a the Hudson vehicular tunre-opened the first paft of
sTesent. congestion at ferry
[will be relieved and traffic
1 up.CQMfderably. 1 -.
m temlhals Of this tunnel,
p, police will hive to cope
|concentration of. the diffiIthst were scattered among
rry points. To avoid this,
bre, New York City is planIn elevated- super-highway
[g from tha Manhattan terof the tunnel up; the Hudson
to meet Itiyerside drive, at
feet
^
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i p
409 W. FIRST ST,
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PHONE r>48
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Itrui tion* of this ‘ road will
85,000,000, it || estimated,
uKi he completed in from two
(t yean.. It -would noi drily
up traffic,-frbm the down•rea, but irelievr« narrow^,
—
now hopeletaly congested.
:he New Jersey Ride conm already haa.bogun on the
elevated boulevard extendmiles to .Elisabeth, with a
part way through the Palst tho beginning of the
This express highway will
bout $40,000,009. :
J
iterey. Go|f Mee
L a rg t
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In the year just drawing to a close the
price of Dodge Brothers Motor Cars was
materially lowered.
*
Yet during this f$riod more Important im-j
provements were incorporated than in any
year in Dodge!Brothers history. Advances
were made in -^ g ^ eeH r^ and body de-1
signs, T he cars'p6sgess & greater degreo
of smooth ness,, silence and ease.- They arc
'more comfoiftiRWei more beautiful'
— 1/
i
I f you’re choosing a low-priced car that has to meet with
feminine approval—be guided by the experience of tens
of thousands, and buy a Chevrolet! i
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D kc no other car o f its class, Chevrolet combines thiO|&|
f George^ypn Ehn, nation'
»'dcr, tho, Tamsicuni gn» «“ch profririional peru Cyril Walker of Nan
(thereto
varue*thih. the
jwP*r. Winner ofdtho |lo,*
M ngclts QRaa^ounumcnt
iaap ^ S t
fm iMond,’ |700 for
Special Touring
Special Coupe......
Special 6 <^sn ri,!
handle under all
[.ttp . Itfa rim rie M d H fi.to
is. And, best of all, It offersthe
upfs anj luxury of bodies by
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h e r Me fof heraelf how well
ur-pro event yesterhr HaroUL-fTbompson,
Calif.,- amateur
iV«r wUhijt n e l score
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M ILIER
ioffin*qu«Ilty.>^
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OUT
OUR WA
(° rteR6'e>
he Earl Carroll “ Vanltim,'
ch for wnie-^W tfltlD bel'n^ttid
iatinrt of NcW York, will he pro
tii tit It* ontlruty. by the Juncph
MtU, Inc., at the Atherj* Theu[
ffctt Wnintaday night*,with i
pan.v 0/ 100 people. ^
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m o ^ o \ i.
VAEA^D
r f P L A 1S
A S D A S '!
ou st hue
SO M E B O D Y
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s o u G O O 0 WKJ!
s m e -'l l l o l K
n M E 0 0 O R AMD
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D O V Jb i'
kS V \ E « E !
be in*tanUmxHL8 i ^ iicccm«
tlfiO«i!lx>m>laritj,ii}iiit'?ii«* i i t i i
•Vrd by the “Vanltiea." *ince it
Ho l d
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M EM Li
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A w p e R A PE
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Nflli IMPOSE, GO-TROM yL
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£ 7 . A VJEEK /
a i
performance i t , qpe «f
rag event* of the. New 1
ifinn ih *'field 'w
. •With revue*, nml it* ruea fan Only lx1 ftltribUfotl* U* it*
pinality and' the supreme .J>orlinn with which ' S t was' pre-
board
dBA-rarfoufr-j
p u b l ic
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are
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P E R C E iffA G E OVt-lUE H lU K y
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Ad .HJCfTiCE op-Ji
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Fhc magnificent' feenic cnv.ron
ftU>f »|*cclncuinf extra vagmU
fe-ived.yrJtb glmdutp drsn-girf
t y.pcit <v the excellence of the
WtftlliY and the Indescribably
inet* of the large nntl *J)npi;»'
r fm o f girl*; who appear 1 to,
fit advantage in the aerie* dfj
to pictures, conception*' ct ilte ;
kiilful director!, eupple-1
Here’s Alls* Murie (mhuIc, one i>f
(ho re'itl innl,. beauties in the Em 1
Chrfcoll Vanities' to he seen nt thu
Athens Theater in DoLand on next
i Wcrlnesday nijeht.
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n request,
file* are for
llon*‘
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rc of 30c for
restricted to
nade Tbe San
ta .responsible
m-ct insertion,
IIODG1NS A COWAN CO.,. Auto
neighborhood.
RadikLor and sheet metal work*.
EARNINGS from *25 io *35 weekPlain and ornamental sheet metal
ljr, addressing envelope* nt homo.
work, TeL 716AV. 207 French
Sparc time. IMrmanent work. Ev
Avenue. ./
JAMES U. COyVAN-iAn kind*'of
Tin and 'Sheet • Metal .7 Work.
Water and Dost' Tanka. At Oak
Avenue and Thlrtl Street . Tele
phone H I.
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HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
105* S,- Palmetto Avenue. Phone
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18— B u siness Set vice O ffered
USERS
^representative
ar w(th rate*,
it ion drill give
rmatlon. And
rilfastiat you
want ad. to
fective.
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h<i!is*nd hns a
other* can’t
II* jLti unless
[ address.
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the. Sanford
lettcr./Tele-
inccs are nut
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Pt - Efficient
Mines
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ft o iiN‘>S Wc*l
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U, 1 1 ‘ERKI NS —■ Hobcriioslicr
headquarters. lor C o l l e g i a t e
Clothes. HU First Strcbt.
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CLARENCE liMlTII
General Contractor
600 Wcat F irst Street
5
10— Money lo Loan
FOR RENT — . Attractive house
keeping room.. 1217 W. 2nd St,
Phono 671-J.
3
TWO NICELY furnished housokveping rooms. Two beds. AU
conveniences. 312 E. J>th S t ," / ,
er, hath, also cur shed.
SHOP — Printing, Engraving.
! W. 2nd. St.
Cmbossing.- Keu u» Hr*t. Wq do
t. Phono 417-W. R. IL AvenuoOommercini Street.
FOR QUICK SALE — A good watch 71— Where lo But
dog. JI12 Myrtle Avenue.
1215
25— F lo rist*.
WANTED TO KNOW who own* EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
A. K. ROSSITER
things to *-iit nt all times. 105
Pit bull stud dug in Sanford?
Celery Avenue
Phone 212-W
Address J. J. Nulls, Pint-rustic, W. 1st St.
A Florid Huggention* for Every Fla.
Occasion
7-t— A p a r tm c p ts uml F in is
Floral Designs n Spet-iully
50— Fuel and Feed
’A L L 352 for fresh efit flower*
and plant*.
Mrs. Ginn.
Kanord Heights.
FOR SALE
Wood
—
wfinf)’
Stine, Neuter, and Firrplsrr
Ql ICK SERVICE TRANSFER
PHONE ItiH
"STEW ART THE FLORIST"
IWU ROD Mm, K itrlieni'.tle and
bath, attractively
furni* bed,
mtMlufnte rur t ^ oung, owner 200
N. Park Am
THREE linoM S nl,«Iy furnished
Privnti- bath
( ar space. Pri
Phone '*9.
---- !---------_li,--------------------- ------ SECOND HAND sewing machines iiid" entiaiinjind guaranteed.
27— Professionnl Servjrcs
. . reconditioned
,
Mr LANDER ARCADE
IM CO. Sut the owner "
estimate*.
)FORD
, ’
Phone 781.
up.
Phono 2<U I, 3. 110
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
^ 5 f A ‘ (T 6ifR LETE ASSORTMENT of
■
SHk Lounging Rohes and pajn- ®
mas (rf n||-colors, nicely boxed for.KQU HER—Gifts of distinction fo ChrUtmn*** The YowcU Co. - i
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. -------- . , ,,
--------------- ------ " « *&&
I1E W ILL A PPR EC IA TE one o f ; a *
T , USED CAR
PURCHASERS
L DEPEN D ABLE
U s e. d .
oars
CANDIES,
tain
R EPR ESEN T THE MOST AUTO fume
please
MOBILE VALUE
FO R
THE
Meisch
MONEY INVESTED,
SUEAEFKR’Si Foun
for Hla p trirt;
House, 108 W.
Pen Sets, Toilet’ Sets, Perand compacts that *riV
her. Luney’a-D rug Store,
N O V B LW SMOKING Sets, HouBldg.
bigaht’*- Sharing S ets, .Military
Brushes, f/eather Oooda and Pocket
Flasks, tfrtlon Pharmacy. ‘
DO YOU KNOW
PHONE
FOR SALE Itiree room cottage, 1926 Ford Tbor. *
nil ronvrjiienres.
Corner lot.
Furnished or unfurnished
Apply 1925 Ford Tour.
Balloon Tire*
SAY "M ERRY CHRISTMAS” to
Her with n pair of new "shoes
from Woodruff and Watson’s, 208
E. 1st St.
SMITH BROS,
s e t
:
Homo Furnishers j-
TvTC, .
Huy Now ~ Pay Later -,- « ' •,
' - ;
*380.00 GIVE HER A NICE NF.W DRESS _____________________________ , - - -'•AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS. MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILD- .
R A FFE L D ’S
LADIES’ SHOE,
mn's bedroom slippers,
7250.Oil
SANFORD AVENUE.
*3.00 a pair. Lloyd's Bhoe 'Stoti, ' ^
-
1924 Overland 4 Tour.
5 7 — G<mhI T h in g s In Knt
(Fool S|*erialist)
Private
Lloyds ’Shoe Store
Phone 102 for nppointrm-nt.
L
%l.
entrance.
F L O R I D \ F A R M - - 2 0 acres: good
$250 00 LET US H ELP YOU choose th)
4 New -Tires
soil, J7fi an a r m
ltnmeiliatr
ideal gilt for hint. Wn have it TEACH YOUR FAM ILY the raloa
possess inn.
Paynhte 8 per cent 192(1 Dodge Special Tour.
[in our stock. Woodruff and Wat- of n savings account. A -“Christvearly. 0 |H-r rent charged for InWe nske
asked the painter to Iml- t*on 208 East 1st St.
mas Savings Club” account ..taken
li-rest, Ijaiftiire rrodited to prhitale tbe New Model. He did a
PASTRIES, PIES, salads. We take
Summer rates.
speclnl
onief*
for parties. Modern.
Routh's Deliratcssen. D121 IV. 1st M*rllo Avenue,
i|ial Twenty three years to pay
lir ' Bobbers m
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, St.
(With privilege of part or roniplet*}
thildren's De-'
no kinks, one prfco, porsonnl a t
75— liu n tn ess IR accs for K ent setililftbnt at any UpiO. Discount
Inl
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
for tush W. M.Fleming, Box 317,
N
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—
See
J.
R.
Ellis
for
Phone 349-J.
|HF.K SHOP
Christmas orange* Fancy orange* ATTRACTIVE Yooms to rent for GnincsvilU-. Fla.
la Ave.
*3 00 per hox. Phone 501 -J CcJery
stores or office* at Park Ave..
S. J. NIX
and Commercial. Street.
W. M.
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Avenue.
_ Y o u n g . Ownej-, 2 0 8 P a r k Ave. , opSTORE — Prc210 East First Street.’
till <a*h nnd fto monthly will
Di osi t e 1‘o u r t Hous e .
.soda, We arc
58— liounehold Good**
------ —
—
ji Uj. j w,.|| |,„ated Oak Hill lots
it phone.
* CIRCUL1NK PERMANENT W av
lo.t
ing. Guaranteed not to burn. FOR S A LE—One ga* ..a g e , used 7 7 _ UousCH fo r R c n t .
" '*r,n ’ ,7r,n
b
1U
<>tf
Mndnm Harriet, over Mobley's i •’ months Reply H A, i sre Her
Koriiiture Co. Drug store.
H'U HEN fi- 5 I.uuni buugaiow on. * . , ,<a*b *ml *15 monthly will buy
B *jt reel
FOR
SALE
U
rg
e
round
mahog''idmett.. Airmiu cornet
ot , on,,., |,l( m Pitiehur*t,
Price
TH E NEXT TIME you are .irk
; full line.
any dining room table with #a. Hpuriirtg Street. Two bed rooms $1250.
try Chiropractic. You soon will
H id
t.usli or
f0,0'"- Uvln< room * nJ k'1 '
get well and will keep smiling. bostos pad. Also good rubber.
jyour business.
a cash und $15 monthly will buy
Phono 482-J for appointment. Dr. hose with nox*!#, good condition. chun* U th room- garage^ Improve-| *$25
menta. *45 monthly. Phone 711 jbeautiful lot on French Avenue,
Cheap.
I
ll
E.
8th
8t.
r*> . general W. E^ MacUougall, 1st Nat. Liank
fur appointment
Price $1350.
I d e w a l k s , b u i t d - Bldg.
D ices o ffered
WATCH THIS
. THAT i
MAR VANIA
low us the opportunity of
ing you this fine property. Used" ca r, prices do not include n
Igs-Scoggnns
Renlty
(1n. charge (or freight arid wnr tax.
FOR HIM— Attractive wai
;4|; -- "•- - '
THIS CHRlSTM AJ$ Give Her »
e. 735.
Musonlc Temple "il.£. .
tho latest derign, 'Dim
Used car prices do not provide for
Singer Electric. ’ ('ash or terjns.
N
ext
to Yo wall's.
any profit such ns a new car busi Singer Sewing'’Machine C o *.C W.
Nicholson, Manager,
Mcl-nttdor
ness.
Arcade.
FOR TUB FA M ILY *
Used car price* do not rover depre
= ---- ■>. 'i irr^WsasaaKsta1* 1^
FOR QUIt K s.VI.h — This new up- ciation. The originnl purchaser
DAINTY LINGERIE, n pair
. tn-dntr- bmigaluw is offered at paid that.
A NEW LIVING ROOM S U ttN
hose or handkerchief* woi
only $07fiil.(tn l-'irst payment can
will bring joy lor all the'-taioBly
be ns low a.* 1750. Balance *65.00 lice them? Passenger Cars at our innke her a Ibvcly gl(L The Yi
thruout the year. Ruuell Fur- .
ell Company.
Used Car l,»>t
per month. It is. complete and
u iD ir." C n . 3 2 1 E . 1 s t.
attractive, with 5 rooms, fireplace,
........... - . . ■■■
‘T ,:V .' ‘ ’-'■r. r n i
ballv-onk floors ami numerous CORNER PALMETTO AVE. AND ENGRAVED CALLING C A R U S - GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Candy
?Stationcry nnd Fountain Pens.
built-in _ features.
Belter ace u*
nnd
holiday
.decoratlona
haw,
3RD ST.
Seminole Book Shop, M r 1jinder
right away
Union Phartnacyi i l l E, First.
*
Arcmle.
ALW AYS FQR GIFTS?
COLCLOUGH R EA L! V CO.
KELVINATOK Eleetrlc Refriger See Parisienno Gift Shop, filcLan*f.
Till..732
311 First N«i Itk Bldg
ation thu Ideal Gift for Her.
• der Arcade,
OPEN EVENINGS AND
Kelvinator f’latt Co., 39 McljinS \NKt»I: I». FLORIDA
<
tier
Arcade.
SUNDAYS
St.
‘r,i S
I»R.. J. I t V I D L E K
Chiropodist
DODGE BROTHERS
3X1 Park Ave;' .
LOANS— Money available at 7 pet
cent. Close in property. A. P.
! FURNISHED ROOMS \<ith heat
•VIGHT-CHIUKEN BERRY PRINT Omnelly & Son*
at Phons 441
Flowers for all nreasirms
Dions — He
90— Automobiles for Sale
SEV EN OK eight room furnished
homo with garage wanted on
yeay lease by reliable p»rty. Referything furnished.
Howell Co.,
crencea given. Home musjL -I he
136 W. Lake, Chicago.
,
modern, rent reasonable, well lo
cated but not necessarily close ill.
WORK.. AT HOME- *«' > -.doren ROOM— Suitable for two gentle MlghrConsider unfurnished If goal
making scarfs, experience un men,
H ot water*
Reasonable proposition
Write particulars to
necessary. No canvassing. Par rate, 1015 Elm Avenue,
' \ ' “Responsible." can, Hcrtild.
ticulara for stump. Unnit Serv
ice, Inc., 191, Lynn Mass.
TWO- FURN ISH ED
light housekeeping,
LADIES— Y ou can earn *50 a hun
FOR RENT OR SALE— Fqnr
Avenue.
dred gi filing "card net*. Oppor
room bungalow, garage, largo
tunity. for beginnerr, No selling
lfR,,oiglit minutes ride sodth of
Addressed envelope brings partic 6^— Rooms for Housekeeping
post "office
Terms attractive.
ulars. Universal, 799 .Bro"dway,
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
NeW York.
‘ 'a .
FOR R E N T -T w o nice furnished In best residential section, Chfcm
rooms for light housekeeping. in. .-Priced right. See oyrncr, Dr.
37— Situation Wanted 31alc, C07 .W, 2nd St. V
TH E SEMINOLE j ’KINTEItY~"
WORK as physician or dental as
.
ANSCO CAMERAS
sistant
Experienced In botf
AND S U P P JJE 8
Also dental X-ray work, Bonn!
*K»I W. 9lh St. W. M Lunilcy, Prop. Schrock, Route "A ", Box 35.
NOTICE
luld giva their
'anted
fiANbY DJIV CLEANING £^CO.
C 0 . LADIES-—Earn
$40 npil mon FOR REN T— Furnished rodma,
WANTED TO R E N f — Three fur
'Dry Cleaning, Impairing
Repairing V nijd
nqd gliding greeting cnro., pleasant
*l>ry.
1 conveniently located Hot water.
nished rooms for light * house
405 for p
-'prompt
Dyeing. Phbne 40fi
rom p t work, no wiling. Addressed on- TVfvnte family. 300 Magnolia! ■> keeping on first floor near pri
torricc.
,
, «rT5cc*
'f£ T . w R p e.b rin g t. particulars.
Jesuit
mary achool
Answer **0,n caro
linDGINa 4 COWAN CO.. AW.
FOR RENT— BednSom, desirablo l|e»ild office.
juld be
■*• o f
68—Rooms Without Board
good Job
1921 [lodge Tour.
Runs Good
#
1925 Dodge Coupe
New Duco Finish
out with this Bank Will make an
appreciated gift for «ny member
of tho fam ily.
First Nation*
$95.00 H K F.BEE-SH EEBE DOLLS, Twis- Bonk.
tum Toys, Halls nnd Boiki.
To deliver youf package or j
Seminul" Book Sip?,, Me.McLun$060.09 der A read#.
Call Postal Telegraph Cable
*
*675.00
FOR TH E KIDDIES
1925 Dodge Special Tour.
YOUR SUITS are made in San
-t New Rulhxms, New Duco TOYS of every de-teripUnil that
ford to measure. We carry * %
$6oo o o |
wil1
th# children’s henrU,
Finish
complete line of woolen merchan*
' Union Pharmacy,
disc. Quality, Service and Fit gi&r- ^ >
192.1 Dodge Coupe,
" « |
$350.00 |BOY'S TOY ELECTRIC train nml ontevd, - >>I New Tires <> •
“ W O L F T H E TAILOR
reg f
electric moving picture machine;
1921-1 Ford Tour
$ 1 75 Oil Ideal Christmas present.
. -^C
Bargain 614 Sanfard Avenue.,
nt *3.00 each. Call 813-J,
19925 Ford Coupe
<
.
i
CHRISTMAS shopploc
Balloon Tires
*350.00
complete line of lug- '
FOR HIM
SEE THESE TRUCKS AT OUR
L E A T H E R GOODS and Fountain
a wrist wntch. Your credit ^
MAIN PLANT
57— Rooms W ith Hoard.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Mr. Is good. Wi O. Russell Supply Co;, J
ELM AVE. AND 13TH STREET
lon l»'xes. J. R.
T H R E E A T T R A C T I V E S T U C C O ! Ijiurt! Avenue lot iK-twi-en
9lii
---------- f — ------------------------------lan d er Arcade;'
315 E. 2nd ^St.
’ WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING 1Bungalows.
.)u*t
completed,
J
nnd
IOth
Street.
Pric#
$2,000
uii 1925 Ford Ton Truck
____________ ■
-----’uml jewelry repairing. Don Smith, ROOMS, with or without meal*.
Starter Fine Shape
$ 100,1
Reasonable rates. Lincoln IIodd. S pecial built in imtures. Phone 15. , term* of *50 t-nsTi ami *20 monthly.
lllvt Mndwichcs . 202 E . 1st St.
^
90— A«to'mobfies
84— Houses For Sale
|(i t d .MPANY Id-------------------------- --------------------—
FO R R E N T
F u .i^ -T t w m
house, Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on term* of' ' ' t .’* ’ ’"dge Panel
V St .ii v"
E1>G1N, WALTHAM. Hamilton, II- bS— Hotim.M W ith o u t Hoard
fuminhed. App- y Bai^lift home $^5 "‘i-h and $15 monthly.
1
CORNER HOUSE CIO** in, fit
U SED 'C A R
f)* "I ->ur prompt
lirntriei Watches. Diamonds and|---------rooms, *300 down, $-10 monthly.: CORNER BARK
two
miles
out”
west
h'irst
S
t.
or
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1924 Dodge Express
tioi ■ und ijuick wedding rings. P. E. Ahcarn, 317» FOR RENT one large 'furnished
P. 0 . Box 095.
Myrtle Avenue lot just off lltthj ,( New Tires
price *4600. Bart Nason, Valde* 1 Q. W. WA.NH1
W. First St. .
bedroom, 618 Oak Ave.
[Street. Price $1950 on terms of,
Hotel Bldg. Phone 853.
—..........
1926 Graham 1 t-2 Ton Dump
cm tvsi.ieit
J FOR RENT— Furnished house. 70S ! * 25 iu*h “ ntl 1*5 monthly.
Uke
New
*1250,00
CHAS.
T.
F U L L E R MOTQi
I,n,mctt0 Avenue. Apply 9.30 Northwest corner Elm and HlghATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Ssnford Ave. at 10lh S t. *>w~i
For quick sale *1900, *200
to 12 on premise*, or at 8109 Elm land
1026 Graham t 1-2 Ton
and garage, vuluablu lo t Chap
cash, hnlam-c easy.
Avenue.
*
| Cab Si Stake
Truck, Almost man St. *6,500. Favornblo terms.
SEMINOLE UUDSOIv**SSEX
New
*1260.00 Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel.
*
INC.
i t e f , Sv6€€f*SONIKl
And we have many other good
FOR RENT—6 room stucco hunik l R e s iz e
'.sowiik was
203 Oak Atns,
lots thnt can lie bought for Juet 1025 Gtuham 1 1-2 Ton Cab
WONKR.FUL fO HELP Y //t= :
•• Phone 41 *,/•*;
m
galnw located nt the comer of
SEEN SOT USJWG WtA.__________
n few dollars down.
-T o
& Stoke Body.
*300.03 FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight
Palmetto Avenue nod Katie Street
room Duplex Bungalow on lot
HtR. JEvdCLS
H U PJi-M A RM O M .
Large living mom, dining runnt,
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
'■ "* pOOBl NOW
1923 Graham 1 1-2 Ton Cab
5Ux!54, 5u»t being completed.
Sanford Automobile Lb.
kitchen -• Complete with electric
Herald Building
& Stake Truck
*
*460.00 Knch apartment has private bath,
W S ''TAY.tN
206 Magnolia, Ave.
Phona 187
range and water heater, built-in
Phono 7 i a
t*rt€
, O-L
ho^ and cold water and (iro placo.
1023 Fcytl Light Canopy
cnbinetH, two bed rooms, Imth with
* -CAV<€: 1VA6
JE W E T T AND PA G E.
Truck^Huntlng add
Fishlnir Hard wood fhKirs in two rooms.
shower, largo front and .re a r 81—IfouHen for Halt
Double garngeiL IMvato entrance*,
R IV E’S GARAGE
ov
je w e e s .
y
Special
•
,
*209.00
poryhes. Owner will rent for *65
Sanrord'D ealer
Will consider one or two well lo
monthly, or will soli on exception V
4 HOUSES FOR HA Lis
i
*, _ /
!08 W. le t S t
■ i’bona 617
cated
join
ns
jmrt
payment.
F
.
D.
/
*
ally, easy terms nt a do so price.
Brcedtm,
Smith’
s
Barber
Shop.
^ ___ : For lurlhur Information see. Sir. Small bungalow north of Hughey I
Street on Palmetto AvfcnOa. .T w o)
,
Mitchell nt Tbe Herald office.
Lend* the world ift i
i lotx, can bo bought/ot lean than!
-- t
.
8 5 — L o t s F o r Sole
sM rnirlim
*•« . / O u r eelectlon of dependable us4d
DOD(
FOR RENT— Furnished house nt present day value.
. Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Jink- 7 ' 0f
' nntl <76 monttl ‘ truck* is by fa r the largcat to be S IX fACRES lake front. Suitable Plaaaure cam and
Elm and 15th S l ,
including
fpuml )n this district.
Graham
iha at Court House.
for Poultry and Citrus. Dozen
Brotliera* .^Tucka represent tho bearing orunge trees. Beautiful
SA N FtfkD B
Inost transportation for tha least Hombsitc. Quick Sale, *1,500.00.
HOUSE FOR RENT—No. 203
money, and for that reason . w* Verms, fl, W. Bradford, No. 518
Holly’ Ave., 5 room* and bath,
have splendid values to offer in Firat Nat. Bank.
garage. Inquire \llt| Park Ave.
,
*
fit
By Crane
(TON TU BBS II
SulNDNeSS1. u<"- C.Does w k N
FURNISHED HOUSE,
Floral
>Heights, five rooms, Imth, light*
f V.NSI BO M 'S RfeADV
'N'6V€RMTWN6.
C7WONB te iL B e tN FLORIDA AN'
j78*~OITkCT and Desk Room
HAWe TV\6WSPARKLe^
OFFICE FOR KENT—In MaUeh
h o c k c p B e f o R f 't r s e
^ N A P S SMELL B * & $ F H
Bldg Apply* A. -P Oonnr'Iy A
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd •
Desk roo
down-
Clwap,, Address **A% tttm ; Sanfonl
-ra w
19
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CF TMfc
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. s M s s . - m e foss
O R S 0 F -rrt 6 CM
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8^A^1««I atitfOIrwIory,
our. Used Tracks Department*^ U
. LINCOLN — FORD
la our policy to thoroughly ovar*
89
—Wanted—
Real
GMate
haul and tepajnt each of the truck#
C o m m a S S tS
offered for sale, and we guarantee
caeK one of these offering* to be
REAL ESTATE’ WANTED
Ju«t ns reprvaented. Read over Will buy or trade for your equity
Spanish bungalow on Park .Ave descriptions carefully and watch
In any lota lit any aubdlritlon in
nue, t Partly furnished, two b d
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South Florida. In answering thl*
room*, Bring'' room, email dining
advertisement tell 1*7 hg^^uocH
room, kitchen, bath with ihower,
you have paid, th# balance duoj
double garage, large yard. * 8,000
the lot number*, and iheAicatlia.
on ternja.nf *800 cash and tha balof property^ also give your presj
ont and home addreia-^WrltS BbS
ill
b u n g a l o w jj
Almost heir.
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DEWEY HONORED AT LIBRARY MEET HELD IN ORLANDO
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Author Of Dewey Classification System Chief Speaker
At Dinner Given Friday
Fifty Delegates Present
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The Florida Library Association has instituted another important department in its work by holding for the first time in its history a series of district meetings, on lines which have been successfully carried out in other states. Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, city librarian and president of the association, appointed Miss Frances E. Gates of Tampa general chairman of these meetings.
The first one was held at the Tampa library last Saturday, with a splendid attendance of both local and out of town people.
At the time a comprehensive program was given on problems relating to library administration according to Mrs. Brown who represented Sanford.
This second in these series of meetings was held Friday at the Albertson Library in Orlando, with Miss Olive Brumbaugh as hostess. The attendance of over 50 guests included librarians from Sanford, Winter Park, DeLand, Maitland, Zellwood, Melbourne and Orange City, also members of the faculty of Rollins College and the trustees and patrons from Orlando. Some of Florida’s most representative club women were present at both of these meetings.
Dr. and Mrs. Melvil Dewey of New York were the guests of honor at the meeting, this being the occasion of Dr. Dewey’s seventy-fifth birthday. Dr. Dewey is the author of the Dewey Decimal Classification, so generally used by the public libraries, and is one of the foremost librarians of the county. He with R. R. Bowker, editor of the Library Journal, were the two speakers on the occasion of the American Library Association held in Philadelphia last October, as they were the only two living represen-tatives of the first meeting of the association 50 years ago.
The Albertson Library enter-tained the visitors yesterday with a four course luncheon at the Yellowstone Tea Rooms, during which Mrs. Brown presented Dr. Dewey a beautiful bouquet of roses from the association with an address of congratulations. Dr. Dewey followed this with a talk on important library developments, after which a very interesting program was given at the library.
Those attending from Sanford were: Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, Mrs. Maud E. Clark, Mrs. D. F. Almas and Mrs. A. K. Powers. Similar meetings are soon to be held in Tallahassee, Jacksonville and West Palm Beach, following a plan mapped out, dividing the state into five districts. It is expected that later a meeting will be held in Sanford.
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Ion. Its R ic h e s t G ard en L an d
A sso d ajled l» rc sa F u ll iie a s e d W ire
S A N F O R D . F L O R I P jC
Part In
Declare
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R ig h t J ! « Kc s Today
Salm’B Separation Suit
M e D e r n io tt C o u n se l
CANTON O., Dec.
11 -counter attack .on - the
claim, that Don R. MelHanlon jjuhllslibf, wnu
k l t j f i plot hstihed out
MwarKtHt’ eofispiracy, the
fK'!on::o of l-nft-Ick Fugmie .MoNorthwest Winds Following
dertnott; oho of the nllo/rcJ
.Blizzard ^Gives' Prospect
■ilaydrs. declared In trial,dotirt
ttyluy that the prosecution also
Of Coldest Weather, This
'vujf^'lirty (6 n conspiracy.*
Season, For Middle-West
/Dponlng Jirrumonts and fjrc.t
U'SWuKiny in th e,trio ! of M r.
deratott dirw «ueh a trowd tbi .
hmrmng that nine special <l«-p.
uty sheriffs were railed tn tt>^tofir order. . MeDerraolt ""en
Suh-Zero Temperatures Are
tered tin* tonrfrooni unman
That Contes From Rockies
achd. ..
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:
General In Wake Of Storm
.'Opposing counsel. ProHocutor C. >fi, McClintoek Und hto
mmlKtanta, ‘Harry, W. B a rte r | .KANSAS CITY, D cC.rCl.-^—
C°ld northwest winds today
nnd Jumos W. August, for the
"tote, nnd K. I,. Mnio, Homer Ibwughuxjsiw flurrleu to ".many
part« of tllo middle.West nnd
Dunuifl. ^Hd Janice Erpinloy,
roU|hwrat, acndlnf- thcniinnirter.i
for tho iMfcnjio, wont into the*
fumbling With flip pn>*|>ect that
jjldse'a crui rubers fo r'n midmiiIthw section,.Would experience the*
thtloh uu'soon ns the court wan
coldest \yenther of the seaufn fol-l
called to order.
#
Tie Department Of
Igriculture Jg 'ASK-1
jg For $128,362,000
feral Roads To
Get 80 Millions
h* ivl *4uUiir.«wk*; i *•
retary Jardiue Ap *ars Before Com-j
littee Of The House
ASIII
ON
N , II*
) c c , 1 3 :—
is iIINNOOTTO
—Creation'i»f Iwd :iilbieJiiireHiW^o separate reih and ftlifiilgr aetivltloa
|c chenrfotry and Bollfli[t*t of l(ib Department of
Uiituro waa provided for
c department's. appropril.m, caro'iMfiC ^128in62,-
S
iu>r tolnr.t- amount ' oppn
itt the J»ill, nearly W0,000
is'^more continue the relenta/ugaimt insect die ts. The
sms $77,812 nbflvp current
but $4,774,000 IAllow liudgi't
tcs. Tho reduction was cfhy paring down higlrway
nnd indicntlOft use of Utjcsl monies previously npprbctary Jardino appeared bbic House appropriation comewhich drafted-the bill, and
nonded consoliTlntlon of the
n of chemistry and soils Into
r<iui of chemistry and sail*.
Id that tq the new buevsu
be trnnsforrdd nil the ran
I activities of the of (ho two
■ While a fowl, drug and InUv administration wodld be
■ to conduct the rc.-pudatory,
Her work.
1
toprlatioo for the IwoT nev*
I t totalled only * 20,000 Viora
lo t l (To (frTgftiir i W f e l ;
Krnse to" bo used in Invest!I plant district expositions
Krm fires which last yonr cost
llives $150,000,000 |n propknul in enforcement of the
I stores act.
ferial increase over current
I were provided for certain
lies, including $-180,000 more ;
biitiniiul endowment to agrisi experiment stations, mukfe total $ 1 ,020,000; $ 1,200,000
kdlratlon of tuherculoais, toi87.S.OOO; $103,000 fo r blister
bntrol, total $471,000; $20,0d0
sdiniilon of European corntotal $085,100; $180,000 for
ctr beetle control, totnl
00; $2110,000 fo r co-opern-
2 Deaths Reported
traffic, threatened
' SVological survey-<wHuld b«
Ur; $1 ,r.H.OO0 f«r its
?*f *®.n te protection of ml2 # * . while another $30,be UfW lh the AcVv]op.
4 ^ ;r r
aiMued to a J a i S - f t t 'M r
fe-f* 0- Flanhcrjr and fvro
S S 5 S f e s ^ * t« S
move
Points west of tho cx'ntinonUl
divlda nlao experienced unusual!/
C0,C* ^OOtHcgT with SHOW gOtirml
throughout Oregon. Portlntul had
its first white blankoV alnce 1021
three inehrs recorded last
nlxht and HtUo prospect of clear
skies totjoy.- Forecast throughout
,
Thrra men wert- fined $ 20® each*
dr given tho option of serving 60
<hiy», for alleged operation of an
automobile while under tho Influ
ence-of intoxicating liquor, When
they faced (Judge W; E- White, in
police court this morning. They
s c i e I. G. Bryant* Jqhn Johnson
and-Wilt McKay.
For alleged possession of liquor,
Sdtrt Jones was fined $200. Drunk
•ltd disorderly chargee cost M«ry
E tta Lagrto $12 and W.-B. GIIde.woll $20. Charges of plain drunk
enness brought fine* of $7 each
to Toy Catchnn and,George BurnejtL while three meif, Harry Cope*
!«nd, Flfury
Graham, estreated, their $10 boml t
fur tlie conic Offense.
'
Disorderly conduct charges head•-S bn the docket
loblnson. ..Alonxo
)W«». W- ^ WJI-j
K
hlovie T h e a tr e O w ners W hose
IMnctw W ere ('Ihsed U nder
MlnlHterlul P r o te s l, T a k e
Lead In W h olesale R a id s
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f
k
n
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TfcnElk ctub was invadedami a v . Vears For Slaying
young man arrested na ho played
popular alro nn a Vbltn for the nmnXcjtlent: o f mem rers. The tfpierCongress meets at noon.
Atur cf ;i gaa’ ill b y station opOil conapirncy trial continues.
-ponlto h-nlquart- .** was arrested
Interior Department bill Is bcso many tltpea that- finally after
foror House.
.
'.
each sale lip trudged his way £•
MeSsure to extend maternity act
cross the street to post his bail;
Is on Senate •calendar.
■—— - ' ;
• 1 , • Manager* of five* nrtovto tlu-uters
A mooting of the Snuford Yacht tn the town of* 50,000 were the
Club is to ho held in tho clubhouse
TUi '.dny night at ft o'clock for $he
purpose of dincusslng plans for thd Golding liroceedlng to arrost the
drhor of the bps that broughL-hliw
from Newark.
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Regatta Plans'Are
To Be Discussed At
Yacht ClubMeeting
Auto Accidentals
To Be Investigated
Cliauncey DepewAi
NBW YORK, Dec. 18— {/P>_
Chsunccy M, Depew, dean of Amfriean wits, champion after-din-1
ftvr speaker, former railroad presldent, attorney, senator,and public,*
figure for the »£***" nH ■
Sfia rnL.*.
greet tho liright
— fa Uu only InLirvlow plamu-J not Interfere-with
fo r the Chrlntmos season, Mr. Oe- others, It wos.'epi
Aold*au Associated P ress repntatlvo that he would carry
)h na at present and lot the world
»
•"motor, i^ccs, Its more attention is
being lwld to ^bls class, o f Tjosi
within the past few years than any
.
other sbd-officials of tlw club have.
in: rondo'plans for securing ibifeiral of
the. best known r a e m in thto class
lnV tn compete ln_lbe Hanford regatta.
ink ?j S|>4cd boat* from this city hbd
g
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TALLA H A SSEE, Fla;, Dee. 18.
~ W * ~ The State Supreme Court
to«lay held that L. Raymond Ostwn»
8uwaneeo county, must
JACKSONVILLE—*400,000 o f
Nve
W 1'rlsoh t o i HUfice and star* building to be «
*ng Herbert F. W ellfarc.
JHIIIhg took pla*e on March reeled, corner, Adams and Jails
Streets.
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■ - A—
« ' mueh n* "turning ^ e V ^ ^ n e w
their bonds were estreated.
, Minor traffic charges coa
odora Baker, John Larkin, i
B . Merithftw amount* ranging
from $3 to $5.
• .
Mississippi Bank
•rWASHINC
(a p > —
s p e c tr e s q f
h ib itfo n ja n d
O ffic ia te R e tu r n F r o m M e e t
in g In P a la tk a W ith Id e a e
F o r S a n fo rd C a m p a ig n 1 F o r
A T o ta l M e m b e rsh ip O f 2 S 0
Police And Deputies
Invited To Banquet
Washington News
•
SALARY HILL I'AU)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-(/n—
President Goolldge today signed
The bill ralsing-the salaries of f j*ltra l judges, approved last week
by Coqgres
oton’s faultless attire, was tho cynr separation from . tlin fo n y c f
prrnie Court In New York. Neik young son, Peter, wore on band
LOS ANGELES, foec. 12 .—<JP)—
The Times tonight received • teio-.
*rnm from Diet'. Attorney Asa
Koyrs.sentJ r o m 1’hlludelphin stat
ing tbut he had wired state's a t - 1
torncy Crowe. In Chicago, routnrtfng tho arrest of Kenneth -O.'
Oriniston fugitive ctndefendant In
tho Aintco Semple McPherson con
spiracy case.
Keyes stated in his message that i
" • h««l Informed
the Chicago
authorities bo was preparing to
seek extradition of the radio matt.
The advisability of having Ken
neth G. Ormiaton, fugitive co-defendlpt'ln the Almco Semple MePhiiritm conspiracy cnie, bro*uglit
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—W )
—Korly sightseer* a t the cap
Itol thi* morning heard a noto
of tragedy that momentarily
overshadowed the bustling ar.
tivitlee of the government wheu
John W, Caldwell, of-Berkeley,
Calif, a Civil war vetomn, shot
and probably fatally woundod
himself at the top of. a stalrway juet off the rotunda,
t Apparently no ona saw th*
'shooting. The morning Influx
of sightseers w as-Just beginPing. Thb shot attracted capHoi guarifs, however, and s ta rt
led a large crowd which quickly
gathered. . '
' "
Capitol police refused
to
touch the man or pehmlt - any
oue to touch him. mid ha lay
for 20 minute* before th ambu
lance came.
.
Leroy Chittenden, John IHntermister and W. 9. Lftak of P*mpK.»ll T
tv..* _m at
s ^ ,
holl-LoBf.ing Post .of the American IXbother Item t)
t,.. •” ‘ **y movie theater 'owners l*'»* Ocptlston could easily obtain Legion, attended a meeting of the consider was th*
t h . 'vhc»3o tbentroii had been rinsed “ **<ipnrnto trial nnd become a Fourth District, Atnericsh Legion. H*prtdenUtlve L
‘ previously by ministerial protest. , "sta r" witness for the evangelist. In Paintka yesterthty for the pur publican, New Y<
1 1 j Their
1 : rtmted with, a police This was mtuki pt-nilble because of pose of acquainting themselves views on prohibit
ulin Judge befi-T whom thoy each hn<l1 tho death of 11. C. Benedict, of with details of the Legion's drive chamber.
the! I'**1 n $2 bail to appear in answer * C-*rm*l, who died subsequently to for membership which, opened toIncorporated in
a- ly L 1?;,
nt.
charge 1 of pursuing “worldly"|his nppournnee ns a state's wit day.
cofu^itutltyiil atnei
"Moby things which will assist Yofk-'ReprescnUtl
t*' oi-cn put tun mi u day when tho ‘‘vice npsa a t the preliminary trial of tho
,pnd n n ip o n tlity layw-pm-initn np)y !«vaiu^Ust and her mother^ Mrs. us in our campaign wars l^ m e d 1 toiced .Altoeal.opt
at t lie moot lug yesterday end wa
p travsling to 1and from church and; Mlrtnlo Kennedy.. ,
) Vi
,
are certainly going to use ovary
„ tho Hale nf milk and --------newspiThe
«,rs transcript of. Benedict*"
., The penalty for violation «■ the, testimony can bo used against Mra. method In an attampt to got at
, low i11 a $2 fine or, fur hablti- ■I o f - 1 McPherson and her mother in the least n membership of 250 men fo r
, frndi-rf, lit day sin jail, K\ n op-; superior court triul, but can not bo Campboll-Losslng. Post," I^roy pfoyidod for dfjf
f 1 i.;*.< n <)( railroad trains it irohi- Introduced an evidence against Or- Chittenden, commander, said today. pence of wet tthU
The largo signboard at the coy.
^ b i d b/ |lit- law, all bough nn a - 1 iniiton, whn was absent from the
Republican lest
nor of Pprk Avcml# and F irst vision v ia . a (Ion
• n 11 t iillown operation sf one preliminary hearing.
Htroot is to be ready tomorrow for the House Wairh;
I
•11ger 11 till a rl.iy.
tho uoo of Legion officials, who iqtjtee voted Siti
,
<-I It-i.dci » includerl 10 ue'v
are to pnlnt upqn it tho DatOCfl o f : all t mx liglalaUefc,
} , .reporters, who bad moiuh 1
-H men paying their dues fpr 1927 ■
convincing the pdioo' fh 'y ___
and atip the names of all new
|worldng/fillihg station-proprietors
meraberz.
, I rtrcei cm- conductors, notormcn
ever,. and Gat
Members of thd Sanfonl police
Thcrd.la in ^eminole county a
, jdrugglstH. I. irbers, bootbheks, and
ment U u i^ M
notentlnl
memUjMhip
o
f
400
men,
, I other*.
'I liree of the r-tporters
tack tm ih in j
local officials
and Intensive
|one s wi’i.inn. refil led to glv„ bail ( lie# ro|)ortrrs’ frotn |
’ocnl newspa efforts art- to bo made for a total that It* ii not
termlne how
I ,,n‘l w,'rt‘ uercrilmgly placed In n nor«. an- to be tho feucsta of Fe of at least, 250 membera
J cell.
I.aier their "Im.ignntion" Iht Frank, of tho Fefnlnolo Cafe
A fllqi depleting tho activities
- eoolod. however, and tb.-y gained for dinner #t 7:80 o'clock tonight o f the Amtrlchn Legion has.been after the 1 cu
their freedom through $2 hill*.
TI 10 dinner Is sold to be nn an- xccured for Uso by tho Banfortl Le I>re«ldcnt Coo'
Palin- co-op-anted fully with the nual feature of tho Christinas sea gion and is tq be shown on the Mellon " ? * $ ,
^theater men, one det-ctivo i»oing *on unit Mr. Frank Is giving il scrum at the Milana Th O U er oq
unsigned to each with H t pockets earlier this year than usual In or- Thursday and Friday nightn of this
filled v ith complaint lilanku.
dcr that tnoro of the men on the week. ,;JJio plcturo U said .to In| Many.arrested nierchanta placed Iwo forcea can bo present.
1nigns on tho doors explaining they
No program fo*- tfeo affair has
had been .arrested but would ro- *,e°h Announced, but It Is expected
tuni iln.Ttly.
Ono
rcstaurunt that ■short talks by Chief Roy G.
owner telephoned ixi’.'co early In WHIBsmx and' Sheriff Hand will
th« uictning, requesting that ho be Hiature tho evening,
arrested early, ns liu Wux too
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busy around noon. Ho was ac- M a h M u s t S p P t f A Is
lortni-.mtatfd.
u a | IlU U M L O t r V t 1 O
Nations. O f j
nU " ml c",l"K‘‘ *,l,ck " " 1
'
red question, f * " " F«ur deaths vs ere rep,.rt; . i
mmoments , " nor^ w « l and George MucNa '
tted through ' mnrn' nRtM* c 'v*» war veteran, was
sion'nhd the ! hells veil li.-.it in the blizzard ne.u
>rs and ^>j-. Lishrridun, Wyoming.
Nuiiuou’ ^
t'vo remain rBUf'rd'nu-n and buy scout, were 4
ir^iiiigs|n tho seairh.
-,
i strength o f
Sub-toTo temperatures were gonNienigsberg, *'ial in tho vvnko of the siurni ]
, on the Ger- MonUnir held the rcccnl for cold I
and Ger- 'v»th up unofficial murk of 31 br :
f war mnte- low tonVnt Wilder, while the nior ' i
■geilly going Cl*r> ranged from five to 15 belt-* (
Chinese rev- at Helena, Hutte, Hillings, nnd i
two points l.ewi tin . The Dakotas nnd part I
Ited through of Nehioska also lay umbo .1 l.ea' y
hiinnel-. If snow blurket toilny with the met ■
unable to cury ivoll boluw zero. Omaha 1
I
in council of j ported eig h t below r.t midnight 1
is will take : Snow also started in Minnesota I
t Inst night.
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nt reached ! A hllsiacd nt l-eadsvflle, Colorn- *
-utions along j'Uo, last night, the tln-nnomeUir •'
II in-nse, but stood* at 10 ubovo while Kansn-. rthe right of
recorded temperatures in 11
ed against th0 |Qwcr twenties with a ttcady
to maintain snowfall nt midnight. Thermomt- r
i tors were fulling in Oklahoma and I1
s of the nr- Texas early this morning. Tul.a
iited in the ()klu., icporting 32 degrees above "
lay attach a ; nt midnight, u drop of l f degrees 11
tltuir Hcrlin t|n u fcw hours.
v
f
,
•ttAiHuhil <*dxU*rision work,
thtf ^ekopnrativa
WBr'IilforirtWluWf vrfWeJv of
train
....
Defense Attorney Says He
Has No U hc For Radio Man
In Trial
Of Evangelist
Driven by bri?<k wind.-* thi'storm
MWcjit southward from Usnadn
Saturday. night and yvstcnliiy
enveloped the Itocky mountain n*thc Puclfir
Ll • m i l f l O Rlon “ nd pun
I l K t r A t ourthwe.it Htnln;.
Tin M
_____
izzun)
I A I i V a I t 0,,l!nu.Ml oa-ly today In the torrltary Caul of the y</ntlncntal di
vide whHe Albert:-, unit Suskuteli"- i
i s P lans T o ,7 ‘M" re ro ‘,l,**f'M»r ,,,,t ° r
wo.-.t,
h er C o n d it-j 'l."'1
10 yo>'rj
fillies P n c t
H° t’ ca“'11 w,'rr reported in the 1
flv fiorm n n v rnr'" ‘1,,tn Provinces and tratfe- ntull F o rm e r Hi. ihottse P r o p r ie lo r
H jus figu red P tfo m in en tl)
y
* "ire coinmunltuii.in u, p ,-ut off
i as e. 10 mile wind whipped snow
In Illin o is (JnnK W a r For
■ (/P) -Inter i Into banks frum 10 t>. -jn /, „t high
Nome 'I'iixu*. O ffir ia ls Claim
ermun anna
lliry |,u||dlnK In northern
an.
,u‘B t - ! Saskatchewan wen- buried but
-eugiio of Nn Munitdui erroped with a lighter
whether Ger enowfn||.
t the rontli..
.
, ..
bo Versailler. .
th rouith Montana in
to Wyoming.- Utah and Colormlu
u ii
the blizzard yesterday held up air
cachedj>y the n)Bi| |llonWi hnltei, lluUJ „ Mt.
?
foltiMment
indition Ilf
’l l alrnifl.
this ns It
supervision
H, n„t iK,,.n
Hie hurcau'i'a appropriation
|*mild be usetl In inspecting
I importe*!
frbwj Mexico,
-the rnnunittea re^brted, atip * have not , hurcocili'd In
r>$ nut the hoof*rind mouth
• .
•. ■ Aif*«*v* t* •
FWtathcr Buroau’a part in
information to commerwjatlon caused a $38,<}00 InIts appropriation of $235,,or. tevcvtigation nf ntwesPMnomctm.
»®tinuc- the * department’s
*[» with farmers' cb-qperubill provided $T^ 2 ^ 0
" n,rm. uco-operatlvq dcftibrt-
-
hlowiiiff n . blir.zard whlcji^eatorckiy
fatru.'l; the mountain states.
p#Mu°n 't r '
War Veteran
Himself In
Man’s Return Causes
Row In Los Angeles
** In Canadian Area
,
* destroy 'Ifnmrdirftely ttittlc
•offering from ,the difl«afle/
ttlmulnteo - intestinal tuber-
D te ir lc t A ttorr.eV K e y e s n ja p a tc h e s W ir e F r o m Q u aker
C ity T o W in d y C ity A sk in g
F o r A r r e s t O r R ad io Mrin
f c ^ r4fln
That Brock wggfo
dien hnother mac!
■Mi/fgot
ivteWpbmjMiL
�•Lake County Council
Of Club Girls Holds
ommt to n e r
TAVARES, Fla., Dec. J l y - J h l r ty olub girls, representing 15 of
the 22 organised glrl*r clubs in
Lake County, met In the office of
the home demonstration'agent re
cently for tt)d t i n t meeting of the
County Council of G irl*’ Club*.
The object of th * council, us
plained by MiU Marie Cox, home
demonstration agent, *1* to^syitematixo home demonstration work for
r advocate of • Florida
jjr Florida grown product* ware*, wi»y ahould they not In turn
buy our.products and push them
to the attention of the buying pubountr‘ com
WM". he' addcdT
7 '
The' Big Boston variety of let
Ie' wh6*has 'farmed fn
I district for approxl- tuce hue 'created . a - good market
«*s/,‘fc*lieye* tots the fw .lta e lf in >New York gnd other
r w M o - not attach Dot' even handle the Florida crop,
clUcs, y et .many local*’markets will
,, .
- ;“ t
teqtiort .it and local grower# e«y.
Mr. StccJ^ hns a farm of - 20
opinion- is o r t*
k H . g r o w s •area on Beardall Avenue and has
excellent .crop of «*lery. coming
totw npete in
Jrnla-Wid other on. , He has t$eo one nf the strong-;
atmfjwt .truck est advocate* of modern farming
‘■ U -b tftfto '.i
r the h9« S fro j
kans**vapd is a graduate of .the
Alabama^ Po lytccliujc;iIoatl^utfl * *
Auburn, lie took.',post graduate
college, work s i tho-University of
Wisconsin, whcwi/JuL reedyed his
Ph. 0 . degree. i.Hla graduate
studies were composed largely of
botany . and plant- pathology, pro
blems.
During •’'th e. past twrf
years he has been In Cuba with the
Tropical "Plant Research Founds-
meeting. A constitution and byawa were adopted7 .
The council undertook a plan of
tavinr each club rsb e money to
send one winning girl from, each
club to the state Girls' Club Short
Course in Tallahassee Hiatt June,
and ;to add to tjie ' scholarship
fitnd for sending one dub girl to
number two and,,
fa il 1 • \
um Steer” To This
MO^EY TO LOAN f
'• rfir;l -2 (6 '&'/<■
«
Business and1 Residential
••*
>i\r )
Mortgage Loan Dept.
DcCOTTES, SPENCER
*' ft DIGHTON'f ” '*•
sidering the fa ct that the growers
ore just beginning to Tealfxe the
g S sssw w l
posalbiliUcfttQf.to plant. ,
.. .
I n8r'- ,/ n . J ‘*noiry» 1027* under a
* . . . ' It !
•
constitutions! amendment, adopted
The'
tendency
of
the
market
tho
* * W «|^neral olecUon,. the chief
iw tiec id lllb o alteted . 1
.
, past two days is .believed to have
caused a number of growers to act
Th« l*te»t change in chief Jusescarole.
”
ticca, cam^ as .the. result of the ex-
S f * * / ■? vk SSWJ l'tof '*■
" Jud*e* ing
wccecd himself,
W tvJ'iVX
t?rp%erage
SANFORD
ZUEttk-M'lrtsTi
Among those cutting lettuce dur
agricultural experienced rSevcral
tho past week wore: A. D.
>oars ago he was foe a short whilo
W ;j5.PRIcfe.M gif.
\
Shoemaker,
Edgewntcr
Farm*,
C.
ibut the re-election did not affect
L
7
Flower*,
ArthurMoore,
Boll
in
citrus
ctfnker
inspection
work
lu
710
W.
FirstSi.,
Phpnt!
472-W
the chief Justiceship, and another
Brothers, Tenney and Garret, and
drawing fpr.tho two month* inter
GAINSVfLLE, Fla. Dec.' 11 .— I Pinellas County, and more recent
Charles
Fite.
ly ho has txj^n as*l*taoh 5a*hlfr of
vn wps Hecesenry.. Judge Browr
The appointment of Frank L. Hol n bank at Frostproof ond horticul
drew the office last December.
The Chase nnd Company block land as county agent in Polk Coun turist fqr Mammoth Groves.
Judge J . B. WhltA Complete Line o fJudgfc Ellis Is regarded by mem of celery, on Boardnll Avenue, is
udingr and Judges Glejm .bers of the legal profession n* wel one of the best looking in the. en I ty wi^i hraiiquarters at Bartow is
Frames and Screeds
|nnnnunceij by the Agricultural
d.RIvc^fittfordJVi.^
Medicine Cabinets -• 1
qualified for the office. He ha* tire district.
' Kxten*iim Division of the Univer
Cypress
and Pine
nag been ’* member of the beucl
sity of h lurid it. lie will work in
Light movemonta of lettuce are
HARBIN, Manchuria. Dec. It — Draining
pjoq joaou peq pun ' sjb s .c ^ i Ju ,
|
rnoperution
with
the
county
coin1
by-,*; final draw-'/ -the chief justiceship.
exjiectod next week and the pricn
T\venty:fivt)v'Pprvns wore
|missionerH and the Agricultural killed and 10 Injured, mostly Chi- 8Hea thing
should *ho\v an increase.
Siding
Extension Division.
nu»e, when freight and passenger
Mr. Holland is a graduate of tho trains collided near Tichlfng, in Flooring
S E M I N O L E C OUNTY FARM
H. M. Rumblcy sold a mixed car
*
sNOTES
of beans and. peppers tho early College of Agriculture, University Shengking, on the Southern M^an- Celling •
of
Florida,
nnd
has
considerable
Fltriih
churian
Railway,
,
part of the. week. The car brought
M oulding*
approximately‘|1,400. Ha also cut
Lath
four cars of lettuce and* will have
another car of peppers next week.
Brick
though it will be among the first
L fm e
»r
to bd shipped.
’
C. A. Hinton, on the west eide,
Planter
.
Rtolahardt," known
has an exrellcnt block of celery
, • fci .J 1 " ' ’
/< :
W h it t Rock Plaster Board
“Apple
lour Christmas,^worries disaiipear hero like MAGIC.
I Boston Steelo cut a cron of good it looks as though it would be
Nalls
ready during the second week in
ttfyA tenlca," an d . credited tottuoe Friday.
Anyway, DROVE what we^sny, it’s a abort run an
Screen
Wire
IJanuary.
.
•.
Introducing the honey dew.
« «*»• J ***r .
evening.
'
.
Builders
Hardware
f f i ' ^ ’.QQVnUr; I* dead,.
It has been estimated by several
BOOKS & CARDS
Doors
,;’ ‘
, '
Twenty-seven
cars
of
escarole
Wft Germany O ' year* *g0 authorities that 85 per cent of the
Windows
,,
Were shipped during tho week.'
'jf # * -®f"l»T|n4'h!a first Job tolary In. this district ho* already
Murphy Ironing. Boards
ijlfng parrels of apple* ‘for
t»,
j Mad# to Order
.
Charles
Merriwcather, G. F.
i ’hillipa Block
-*-•
Winter Dark
^^ 8/ ll>W «p«ct#d ,to get a
Smith and American Fruit Grow
r forhJ„w qrik 5 h u k w u g iv er* Farm No. 2 all have very good
Fred Dornej- 1
stands of celery. The piovcment
choice between a beg of apof romalnc this
from these places .nhould set in
d a iwlft-kfik* H ejrte three
alxnit Jan. 1 (L
Holland Appointed ,
I*oIk County-Agent
V N E W * ?•
LUMBER YARD
D O N O T M IS S T H I S W O N D E R F U L ‘
C O L L E C T I O N O F G I F T S ! ....
K IA L T O G IF T S H O P
Waste Not
,
“Wilful wt^jte ' makes woe
want5* is as (true as ever. Bym
ln^ iiot an^i by saving, pass
yond the danger of woeful wi
Wtf bffer ydu. a pliice for ji
savings both safe and profitai
4 Uer’Certt Interest paid On8
.. . . . r
k
A c co u n ts
^
. .
STRBN G TO -8ERVICE
The Price Is Richt
*pd,»old tye
’ ftr lUty
j9|N 'FM tiic- dtoruM iu
Thirty-three cars of lettuce went
out during the week at f.o.b. prices
of front |1. to $1.25.
bardt died suddenly at
fjrttOe; bom# yesterday
B W :, Shortly «f|fr hi*
r 'apples- he aeqdired a
into an argun\pnt
bar. pushcart
dealdr
lly OYor., territorial
qf,MtUed the argument
‘
itocfthlpk.: Kelly
ag^i and Steinbecame
-esldent and solo
pany founded.
a a a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a .a M
lig h te n t iie Jt o t is e u
r ^ 'k e c p '& r ya
g
JO.WU’V U
W i M 's t i
m expected
future, ac-
t e r .
thro* p w iW behind
’ to : d«4d;-there.hM
$ 1 2 :5 0 to
Your Ril't lU fftrislU V irranL. VS for the presentotion
of ueveral glfta of silverware. t H Is a most Katlsfacipry, anawer of "W hdriq Kive?,’ Herc nre a few worthy
auggeslions. /
)*•
C», PtftdoLATi
C ' t - S tT S 1
...Pin* —win m
. any woman hfe
'vJ’»\$ 17 to $ €
. * LAMPS*"
Ifw
Lovely airta
Jhatthsrm.
• J 2 00 to 1
$45.00 '
CANDLE STICKS
c r ea ih er s
aod from
MiriaA.
Lj||. At.
-ORitLslrL
Com plate end pracUoel
<%tPrX2--- for table utt. D.oii»,
« 'j*Avr I ii4i
1
v g r y
; WAFFCC IRONS-.'."
h 4s.'t 1« | •• <ri^ce
Wamee cooked rt*ht
f l a t s il v e r
w -
E v e ry nil
jP
^ N e x t to YoweH
WT J- !,' ,V >»
, '
•
TbAsYfins .
vn, toasted brs
tastes dslicioui
U ^ to s e .s o '
Ndw w a it a ip in u te !
euKCTRic R anges
« r f i r ou^ ' ••
> $ 6 6 .0 0 ttT V 38.00 1 ^
GHTfC
•
T h e lahdlord m d h ’t build th is JhouV 10 stt
m ig h t n o t s u it h is n e x t tq n a n t. t f ho\h»d'' '
Y o li'y r ill'ffa d t h a t n obod y can'plBii » hogs«
n eed s b u t.y o u r s e lf.
’
.
:
'
•-W hy n ot h a v e th e p le a su re and comfort
, h om e now ?. .
• - '
.
i
v : ' W e ca n photv yqu , a s wo h av e showi?
- t h a t b u ild in g a .h o m e w ith .o u r m a to r^ U
�:%'--f:Z*:
m^-'J
,$ n &
■i» - j
-1 -Hrj
von Oppeln peels potatoes * , arid
Baron Amd Von Rautcnfeld awaba
decks. And better potato peeler;
and deck swabbers and hornpipe
dancers never sailed, tha count
swears.
Each
young
nbblemart
has
brought >60.00 for "potato money"
in case the Vaferfhnd commissary
get* low.
- J
Fish When Broke
But that ia the Irvaat of the
Seadevll’s worries, "We make our
way ns we go," he explains. ^W#
use what money we have, and W'i
fish when that is .gone. Perhaps
wc may find a desert island'and
est up housekeeping by our w it*
“Our cruise may last a year. Or
it may Inst throe. So long ns we
are doing sometUng for GcrraanyT
we'll ho satisfied. We are out to
show our wares in every country
"I could never live on tho land,
and I could never etand by idle,
while the politicians and intriguers
scheme for power in Berlin, and
on three continents.
1 UOI
ices A re
$ World's INTON.Y. HARBOR
teras Soon ASCOUNT
m
'm
- .
J yH
and ramie of th* op*ra” organization. The dancers ore all Nobleman Who Was Pirate In
familiar refrain that young, remarkably gifted, nod each
War And Mnde Friends Of
of Sanford a solo dancer.
H is Prisoners On Friendly
» ln * vaat throng - “Lutis’ di Lammermoor" will be
Mission To United States
t. Doc. 30, for the the final performance, on the eve
ning of Dec. 31. Tho plot of Doni
By Marian Hale
zetti’s dpdra is ‘ founded on Sir
NEA 8ervice Writer
.
Walter ScOU> novel, "The Bride NEW YORK, pee, 13.— Petyr-fdn
o f ’ lammef-ttiootV' The first pro- —it may interest nn admiring
diction Was in Naplesh in 1836.
world to discovc/—has nailed Into
J*
! principal Zingers to appear New York harbor on.a four-mnsted
in 9 >ch of the threo operas to be yacht,’ bearing the .title of codnt'
. one 'of1 tSrfore'm m t o
‘ day dramatic sopranos, in given in Sanford are: ' '
and wearing 21 war decorations
"AldA” on the evening of Dec.1 for valor.
role. The lavish volco of
11;
donna, ahd tho «kill 30triJ:
Pater Pan he certainly must bo,
Clara Jacoho the boy who never grew up.
ah* utes It* Is one of Aida ............
_____ ____ _ Coo Glado
.g c io m j,f.<y?eratic Amueris
But for n workaday world he
Gaotann Tommiiilni goen by the name of Count Felix
current season of Rhndumes
tt/V- IH A J
<? ' Amonasro ...............Lorenzo Conati von Luckner. .
, in fou$ acts, was The King ........ ........ Natnle Cervi
During the war he was u pirate
I JO fiejltU i 1871, In Ramfis ................. Andrea Mongolia of the type boy* like to imagine
M
° V h5 Messenger .............. Francesco Curd themselves, sailing his "Secndier"
Incidental dances by the ballet_,y*n m New York
nrouad the ‘world, winning the
"M artha ,’1 the tnatlnsr of Die. frarsomo nnme of "Scadevll,’’
,ie, two years'lafimnr.s 1 aria "Celeste d lst:
sinking 13 merchant vessels in
»" L*. o
of the moet dramatic Lady Harriet Durham, maid of
two months—but never shedding a
honor to the Queen i....... ....... ,.
’
‘111 flf
«ii». find
drop of blood nnd never failing ta
------ Consuclo Escnbor convert his enemies into jiersonnl
)- brought World-wide
late Ciiruao in hi* Naneg, her confidante .......
. BERLIN, Dec. 13.—UP)—That all
; friends.
..... ..............
BerniceSchifikcr
t'lh c Metropolitan.
hum«n existence is dependent upon
Only a Larking By
Lord Tristan, Lady' Harriet’s
Now that the wnr is over, he
cousin .................
Ms
talerefuses
Cervi still to be anything tint
,|k >p .it fwir act*, by Flotow, Plunkett, wealthy farmer
n boy out for a Inrk. His chosen flecUoc.s front, the earth's surface
__ _____Giuseppe Interrente work is to show the world whnt and from radio-active substances,
g g>j| ji l w rfm inance frr Vicnopern is an slab- Lionel,,his foster brother ...... .—
desirable goods Germany con man was ihti object of a demonstration
Onofrel ufacture. In ther words, he Is a by Professor Adolph Lazarus of
^oijthe
erlii of Richmond
__
Ireenwlch,” a baftet
traveling salesman for his coun the Berlin University at the Inst
• Luigi di Cesar# try. Hut is ho a brisk and t«rre- meeting of the Berlin Medical So
g with teal by St. George,
Conductor, Carlo Peroni.
id.music by Flotow, Hurgmuller
snme business man ? Well,- his ciety.
The opera will he followed by ,(jpn WUH to get his yacht, the
d Dcldedvet, which was suggest
"Human beings,” said Prof Lax.
Actual incidcrd, a nd pre- dancing divertissements iiy the h a t■ Vuierlsnd,” take his beautiful ’ nrus. 'move about on earth in a
.Paris in 1844. Tho first lpV., , „ ,
,, J , ; countess and a jolly crew of widen 'bnth of light.' hut our present
production was in 1862.
•Luca dl Lammermoor, Friday
but one Hr„. Urol)s and thlll state of culture tends to exclude
^ Ate entertainment in nd- evening, ie c . , 1st.
; one a prince, nnd unfurl anil to some of the most valuable nnd ef.
the opera, will follow the Lord Henry Ashton
'the winds of the world. Incident, fectivg of these rays of the uni
and will be made up i .<t r ". " V
* /*
“by. hi* ship ie u floating exposi. verse.
‘ 9 Connielo Kscnhar tj(in
of elaborate and spe- I.uciii
-f at tractive merchandise
"Men, compared to women, by
dances by the Snn Edgar of RVenswood
i . the best sf.rt
f advertisc- reason of their modern clothing,
Gaetano Tomtnnsini
,
, m_____ Opera Ballet. Tho
live in »n extremely unfavorable
r.
.
me.'il.
Natnle Cervi
I that Fortune Gallo has ns* Itriymoml
hi bit >ti (j in
the lint*1 of temperature,
whereas
season has been otip Norman
led this
tl
l.ulgi De Uesnre
but just called b> present day women's clothing has
jilghts of the opera season. I Alice
Pilllllll Fab •
'Ahi i fouttei Iv ^ i i • improved the general state of
I.y liiu bullet.
city visited by the famduaj Incidental iliu
f wu i
health to such u degree that the
Humans Dependent
On Radiated Light,
Says Berlin E xp ert
a « 'S :
stOne Third OfStatp
es In Florida Is Spent
’o rPensions, SaysLunihg
--------i Rntes to and from lakeland, Fin.,
BUCHAREST, Due. 13.—(A7 — on r(jlM mui commodity freight
Princess Henna will marry prtnea #J,^ fajr at t hcir present levels, the
Humbert, crcown Prince of Italy,| interstate Commerce Commission
within '1 months of King E c n l l n - ;^ been advised by an'cxaniitier
and.lives, or ns soon thereafter as •assigned to investigate a complaint
iwriotl of mourning censes,
t ^at city's Chambur of Com-’
should the monarch, die.
merer. Tho commission, it wan
The betrothal of the Princess, recommended, should not order any.
changes in Lakeland <irates, and
nnd the Prince, so the story
gras arranged at thflttimu uf thf. should not'allow any reparation td
Unlo-Rumnnion convenlipn
la^t* -Lakeland jshlppers on fllttiraf for
September. The cpnvontiqn at thq over-chargs.
,
’ 1
At the ffQme time tho ,comln(«>,
Hmo aroused great wrllieism .1 in
Rumania
When tho criticism was alon was advised to require,the At*
atrits height, Premier Avcrcscu, is lantic Const U ne to cei\jc main
reported to have »aid to one of taining rates to and from Lake-,
lAhd from the United States and
his close-*! friends:
••Maybe they're right. I didn't Canada, which arc higher, thau
get much from Italy, except n those nuu'nti ined to and from Tamitself
must
throne finr a «Princess
trf Rutnnnia.’p -pu. The commission
I 1 I 1 V V 0 O VS
*1
I
»
Heuna.
who
recently,
PaM
ul?0fi
^
examiner
fl
recom
Meant ime
toured tin United States with her mendation before action is. taken.
mother iiit'i her brother, Prince
Nfchulu* has introduced American
Styles in HurhoreHt, as far fcsnport clothes are concerned. She
has bi-i n 'O the Boulevards of
Steve Cherry, said to reside in
Bure ha i >■'■!•* including
Champs
the
Ninth Street negro section,
D cilr)'
wearing a woolen golf
SWeatci and heavy turf shoes, both was fined >25, or 30 days on thn
county road, by Judge- J . G. ■Sha
certainK of American origin.
ron Saturday, on a charge of as
sault preferred by hi* wife. 1
Cherry l<,.,««Id to hnvo struck
In Detroit Are Under his wife, several times and to have
forced her against n hot stove pi
The Scrutiny Of U. S. tho kitchen tif their hotne, ,Both
of her nrms were lu\dly burned
DETROIT, Dec. 13.—(Ah—Can
adian* whe commute to Detroit from the wrist* to her elbows.
Man Receives Fine 1
On Wife’s Charges
Krffiisu-,
Seminole.cauru.
the ir i
th*
tlstj
You. am) each of you. ars hsrsby of the ix
lj H
Au Ihl’*l
notitied' and required to present In and .to th* fl.!|!|jU
itny claims and .demands which you, Jots, -piece, or a . ^ h ,
or sithcr hCyDil may have jtgalmu
the estate l>f Mary A. 1^L-K«*ly. de.
eesinl. late *of BemlnoU County,
Florida, to thaTIon. Jaa. O, Sharon.
County Judge of Bemlnol* County,
at hi* office In th*- County Court
house In Sanford, a«mlnO( Cnunt*-*,
Florida, within twelve months from
the date hereof.
t Dated November. A. D„ 1»MI I .
,t«A L P H & HMITH.
Administrator < if the E atoja mi'"
L Mary A. W. Keety. oec4a«M
TC*i
c o v s ir '
WjV —
i
‘That pin
J lnK N o r t h * , ,, "A '
.
said }LV ninVl*
FOHD C E L l S t n r J S il
l a g to p it, is
jjO-Tt-o
the Public' Ii5ll!3t' •* t
'County.S
! , Aa‘
,IX THE rO tinT OP TIIB CO
JVOOK.
sE M U oi.fi
HTATU OF rCblUDA- ^ . ' V
In r* the K sta te .o f: .
’,
WILLVtM J. IJAniELB, ‘
,
Daceasad. 3*
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n o tic b
’ RCBATp
FINAL 3
Notice Is Heroby XliVsn that tho
underalancd will, pn-tho n t h day of
4>eeemb*r. A. U. )S]|. present ’ to
the Honorable County Judge or
Bemlnole County, Florida, her final
return, account and vouchers as
Executrix of the E sta te o f W il
liam J. Daniels, deceased, hnd at
said time, then and there, make ap
plication to the said Judge for a
final settlement of h er administra
tion of *atd estate, and for nn order
discharging her as such Executrix
Dated this the 14th day of October.
A. -D. 1?26.
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i,N n O l.R (0 l\ v r
oK inVw
VIRGINIA . cURof?i*.«
UAL COMPANY i ' , ^
t l s l n t l f f ,- .
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R. M. CARR a WAT
Defendint.
Notice 1* her,b»
.
nnd by v|rtu, ( .f . wit'
tlon lesurd .,ut c,
**f >he Couniy C«m !
note Couniy, Floridaiu *
day of IVceinhtr, h i t ,
m e ther out of th,
I HH.LIf , il-rrurj I. 5,-"
THEODOSQA E. DANIELS, It M. CA RH A «A T .H lS i
A*
Exerutrlv of the tor nf the extii, ei „
£ “tllta
_
ot
William
Daniel*. Deceased.
,J.
P H I L L I P , ilectiied, | ™
mad e th * pum of i m i r S
of Court tax,d |n t h i n g ?
IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT OP BRM- I h/tve I , vied upo« t o ,
i .n oi. h cocitnnr. p l o iu d a
for es 1* to ih. MgCStl
NOTICE OP SM B H IFP ’rkHALE
bidder for rath ulthli il
VHK1INIA - CAROLY
ho u rs of sale pi rh, I n a l
CAL COMPANY
t h e Court House la Ipg '
. WAItE. s Oor[
nole County Vlnrld atpL
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Plaintiff,
Srd. day of Jinusry.HR.fc
r ig h t , title and Intrrettgi
H. M. csAmiA
UAnilAWAY. as Admlnls-j
RAM P II11.UP. Dftewt J
or of tlie
the E s ta te of HAM
tratnr
th e follow In* dexrrUud lA
I’ll It,I.IP, Deceased,
or parrels of tpnd »Haiu|
,
Defendant. ;• i
nole t'oiinty Florida te-s
Notice Is hereby given that under ... All i ha I psrt q[, ft,
nnd by virtue rtf a W elt of E x ecu l y in g . Northwejt of
tion i*ku4d| out of a hit j u rider. tpeiCan>t Line fuilroM td I
B*nl o( til*: Clrpuft •-Clourt of I Netty|, -five ( S I ) ’ *nd ih eV niR
Mole County. FloffUa'.r. dated tint eth L i i P in if-tw *^ t i l i ’ g
day of November.
--command-': rEEKTtT p k i .t a : SI
log m* that out of the gooda and thereof of record Id ith*1
chattels liinds nnil tenements
of Record* of Remlfiol, Ci
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 13.—(/P) HAM
PHILLIP, deceased. In - t h e
—Property qf Gruvcr Cleveland bond* of IL J!., OARRAWAT, oa rid; In Plat Honh *I, Cfi.
A* Sheriff of Seat
Bergdoli, draft evader, seized by Administrator of ‘ the estate of the
Florid*. I
the government under the truding- said ham PHILLIP, 1 deceased. I*
nnd w(pi, labor lenders suy. com
pete with American workers, have
come under the scrutiny of the
federal government.
Tile government wnnts to know
about the Ut.Odu Windsor, Ont. res
idents who are mid by the Tietroll
Federation of Labor to commute
daily to Detroit
with-the-enemy net, hue been in
A protest was lodged by the fed creased to about >1,600,000 today. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON1
eration with Dr I’. L I’rentlHS, a
The latest sum seized is >20,000,
LOWING AVENtJEH:
San Juan Aramir, l** Aizshi
miuislrator
Last his share in a trust fund divided
Uarlos Avenue,.From Union Avenue to First Str«i.
i I'.II. eonimiisiuntr among heirs of Elizabeth Bergdoli
The following is the final estimated ro-i uf [uuif
1 igr.iti m, ordered Sheening and Louis Bergdoli, futhAvenue, I^e Avenue and San Carlos Avenue, .12 leet >9 , ,
, Idoiil il tailed i m - ( i r of tile draft evader.
,1 eneli Uunndlun
No opposition to the seizure will Union Avenue to Firat Street with sheet anphali on ,i S inchi
once so prevalent unuemiii among fn
4110 i-uhic yards grading at 40cr ..
young girl* and women
;
asse*
throuugh
the
be
offered by Mrs Emma U Hergita to wol k< i wha
2730 lin ft. concrete curb
gutter at 7»*<
have entirely dlsnppeare
doll,, Grover’s mother.
immtgrni o n for mailt lt‘»
IDJ lin ft single curb at 36c
1308 nip yards paving at >1.82 .
090 mj. f{. cppcrcto alley returns nt 3Or
I-nborntory Inspection .^of. materials
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 1-2 per >-rnl
Engineering, 6 per cent ..........
Interest caiTying r h ' r f 6 per cent for 6 rr ntty
to tax that the people of revenuo ennn In* umsI for itny •)t«,!i{ \t-h**\3 vnhji h 1 -mil UVt i x
are paying g«ea for pen thitnig hut the purpose* for which HI f t ttl l hi" fill? til If!
Vt "h* timr lht*n
ituiTlTasurur J. C. Luo they were collected, the treasurer
obi ,,ird
rd
I Ir'
m out hvre, in a .brief rc said Therefore, he udib-d. outside Ifill **l> };\ ||t »f H<{ •.
notbingt. of ‘Y
the various items'of levy
th** uthers, the general rrvcMitiQ
re venue*-t
nls.. Id ti'jg.s* ami parrot^ Hiilfinf'Ml
1 ii&t *t«v is 7 1-2 mills,! K' thcr with Uuo.mi*ra!l iiijlirollll
.gninng said, end of that mill- rupts of tlie trensu.y. Itar care for ernlile, all re‘- ued from the cup.
Dor Von l.U> knur
every other jmrt "I the -late go' lurvil vessels
ilr4 il levied for pensions,
loves lift! too well birrv.elf to t|i*'
t'iniueuL
number of pensioners on the
etroy even nn animalV.
The ,i»xpen*e»<
i;,j>«yr 6i r on Dee, 1 was
, , , . of tl'e Hoard of
The captures were rimdo by fit
sJfidow n ;und 837 soldier*, or ] Control, which ha* charge of tin
ting an extension of tin, nine on
U l of 3,072. The amount paid University of Fk-rida, Mate Col
the mouth of the one old cannon
Torember'srtik I124J54IUJ6.
I 1**0 torWomen, the Honda In
1 .. .
. . . . . stitute for the IJenf sill) the nlitnl, the "Seemlier" boasted And i*nr!t
people knonw,’ Mr. Lunijig 1 nt. .Nt. . Augsstine,
,
,,
, , time I h.* crew of tiie infit orcii ves
" 1
tin- N.-gr-. A. fi
cl rarnc nlciard. tile ic «1 of the
cliZ* of person* is getting 11. College, and the cxp.-ti'c- T lb
,
prisoners stood nround t., c n Jo ;
one-thlni. of
the
state
levy
. .
i statu plant board, niiiai coitie from rj,
'
ZHuyis stbU; levies are, gen -1 th<,
Ken(,rnI I...............
.......
amazement i at sight
of thea
VtlV A* "IV* HI roveniuie
L T v I MI U t
Ifund
UI I U \olal,
VXJ *** I | 1
l i s
en\io, 2 mills; general |tho amount of which, the treasurer
,
KU" vJhlcc,‘
^ neariid
mills; petulno tax, 2 1-4; said, is Insufficient to pay their cx-. them into surrender without a shot.
Tho arrival of new prisoners wim
rd of health, 3-8; state penscs, and must he supplemented
always
the excue* for a big dunce
, 1*4; tick eradication, from miscellaneous receipts Icavschool text books, 3-1, j |ng ■ the latter to pay expoflses |in the euhin, with wines from j
every country represented t ty tin1
prison, 3-8
other than those enumerated.
j prize ships,
and delicacies from
Rergdoll’s Property
Increased In Value
Total cost .................... .
T l >'« Iiorry* entirety hjr udjartent property iivnicri
Numlrer «f feet frontage,2,059Jl2.
Ill.fi
i
Assessment jibr'Tdot fforttiige, >9.007'’
' . ^ F ji E D T ,v W i l l i a m s ,
SANrORD, r LOR ID A
Firat Street Extension
Foot ^
Description
Nam
Frnnti|t Uj
D2.SII 1
...... Lot 10 Block K
F. E. Crandall
25
C. U
. ............ .._«Lot 11 Block K
2\
r E. Williams
Ix>t 12 Block K
■»^
_ Lot 13 Block K
j r F .Williams
f . E Williams
Lot 14 Block i\
^
-M
. ' Lot IB Block K
C. K William*
Clia*. P o r e ................. ........... Lot 1 G Block K
25
Chas. Pore ........................ ...... Lot 17 Block K
. 25
Cbns. Pore ..... ,...............
127A1 J
Morris Felnselber
..i ...... Lot 19 Block K
112.89
IL Huilck
. ..Lot 1 Block L
127.88 J
Lot 24 Block L
W. A. Fitts, Jr.
25
___ IiOt 26 Block 1.
W. A. F|tts, Jr.
25
Lot 2G Block I.
W. A. Fitts, J r .'.
23
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. ... Lot 27 Block I
23
Sanford Motel Really Co... Lot 28 Block I25
J
, Sanford Hotel Realty Co . —Lot 29 Block 1.
25
Sanford Hotel Realty Co .......Lot 30 Block L
25
riijj
L. Chittenden & P. Mero J...L o t 81 Block I.
37
•
Gj
„.^.Lot
32'
Block
L
I,. Chittenden A P. Mero
11259
.
:„
.L
o
t"
ft
Block
L
Sanford Hotel Realty. Co
al it
25
L. Chittenden & P. Mero ..._.L*)t '9 'Block L
2S
^
L. Chittenden A P. Mero .jL o f fO Block L
25.
Lot
Block L
H. W. McConnell .......J . .
25 -’-'I
Bl ock L
j H. W. McConnell ........ —
23
Bertha E. -Earle ...___ !. ___ Lot 18 Block L
25
1
Lot J 4 Block L
iierthn E. Earle ------- .....
- 24' ‘,1
Sanford Hotel Realty Co/ ...X o t 15 Block L
U
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. „..Lht -Id Block L
I27.W
;j
. ..Lot 17 Block L
H. T. Bodwell ................ .
Il2i9
j
H. Hulick ............... ........... ...... Lot 1 Block M
127JS8
A
Thco, A te n ..................... ........... Lot 24 Block M
25
S. R. Wninright-.............. .......Lot 25 Block M
til
S. K. Wninright
.....Lot 21 Block M
8. R. Wninright__ _
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. ....Lot 28 Block M Sanford Hotel Realty Co. —Lot 29 Block M
/fl#*’?
8anford Hotel Realty Co. - L o t 30 Block M
.Lot 31 Block M
A. T. & A. K. Rbsaltcr
A. T. & A. K.
................. Lot 8 Block l T J i
Hulic k , .t.f...uiw»wi»tH..*-"*'—^
A. T/ & A. K; Boaaltor ..... — Lot 9 Block M ■ ■\\ J
A . T. & A, K jB o s s lte r ........Lot 10 Block M.
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G, L.' A G. R. T w i s t ' . .
.Lot I t Block M
f
;
0 . L. A G. K. T w ls s ....... 1 .'.Lot 12 *BtockM
1
HKAXTON U. HAU(;KTT and ORtfeN I). FAKKKLI*
llav t; opened it co n fe ctio n e ry Ktore in th e co rn e r rotim o f th e A rca d e , on
1ho c o rn e r o f F ir s t S tr e e t und S a n fo rd A venue. ""T h e sto re will be know n
B A G G E T T ’S
nil Uieir galleys,
| When the"Seepdler" gut
ton
crowded i 'mint Felix rein, taut! v |
|s ni hi< gu -hlg-a-hore in Die latest i
ship cupturea and starirtti t o ‘ nr
cumulate a new house party
In the South Sea islands, the
Srndevil anchored to give In* men
And there ' a tidal
SARASOTA, Fla., Dec, 13.— (/Pl a vac at mn
SONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 11.
wave seized
the “Seendlqr" and
—
Lloyif
JThompson,
charged
with
8. Perry and 8. H.
the .embezzlement of $2,000 from crurhed it nn the rock*.
Elopers of Jacksonville the First Trust Company of S ar
"So we made tents of her sails t
Heights,
w«r** srroated asota, fef which he was an oftiev . nnd net up the first German rot
. todgy ?n five Washington w“* suppor.cd to be on his. way ony on a French island." juiy*.
"Ijit«*r. when we iiad
hero ‘fron4 "Havana,
"**J, warrants charging * them L—
------- where
L
*he ^wAs
" J ‘ 11 ur'‘nrr
lived
Robinson
Crusoe, lives fo r '
arrested
yesterday.
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lireQtzzcntatk’n in connecfrom
Havana said some vvrekr, fjvu of us set out i:i
,#,i„
sale of iota Itr the ■Advices
gHtey. The 1two men were Thompson was registered nF ortc nn open boat to find a new ship.” '
After many exploits, Count Von
ltd custody by. local deputy of tho principal hotels under tho
Luckner
wns captured by u British j
name,
of
D'DaM
Tiiomas"
and
that
in '*h»>dffieis of Hunting,
ty Company of which I'er- he mnde no effort to conceal his officer and made a prisoner of
presence. >He wur prominent hole war in Now £cnland. There, one
fdent,
in civic ahd fraternal organizations of his former prisoners found him,
J^ r r U h , J . M. Jones, J . E
and it was after he unrt his wife and bv interesting the newspapers,
G* Roche and J . A. Dougr* left for a "vacation” that tho made the count a public favorite,
’* o tv Waahington county shortage wan found.
nr "Australia's only war. prisoner
i r**l* citato developers
Al Joiner, president of tho truzt and the most hospitable raider on
nted facts to them and company, said that while the Wnr-^the seas,
d e f i e d them- of a , rant,, -charged .'.embezzlement ■ of
From his prison, Count Von
Dg from >80 to >860. > 2,000 the shortage would approx- Lurkner escaped by a rune which
Uifi.
t fulfilling contract JpuUp >77,500. j ,
^t ■>, toppled WJ guard into tho oento
advanced.
i :
Thompson is said to have told »hd secured tho motorboat and
ty. ja fl fjjjs jDorhijig Dr- Jack Hniton, surgeon nf the th* r.word of tho vary-officer who
Air Line Railroad, in Ha hnd captured him. Tho Sendcvil
Floyd denied all chargee
vana,
that
he was coming baclt Mto picked up the guard from the
con tracts did hot-.calf
Mrs, Thompnffh water and made o ff with him, to
lopmento claimed by face the music." r\
n
-*s■ £ '
is
in
Washington,
D.
C.
swoop upon nnother merchant vesitor*. They expected
rtol and capture It by sheer bluff.
I«t» this afternoon,
HOLLINS TO 1M.AY
5
War Knded Adventures
on county men a]
j Thr wnr titidtflpiifid <Wunt' F o llr
irmnU th^t Perry
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec.
found his. edventures cut sfujpt,
lopora of JackW
)—Th# Southern Intcrcoilif
Germany was in dire, want nntf
“
ie ig h t s .j
indj.fi
A thlete Association today grant
helnlesM political Confusion.
jrmtssion to T
’ .And so h_0 Bt>t-dut on a trip
fc.U,
.play
the IThlVeraity 'St H a fir, through hamlet and city, appeal
W
rit#’*
ta=T_•■
y
f J rjf- ‘ 1
football team in Havana on Nev ing to the children to work for
i TB&ch Heights it Year's dity.
T h a* assoc! "*
0|S fatherland. And wjicreves ha
i
o f Jacksonville teams in Louisiana STa’t# N(
a (boy who loved tales of the
la tte r'
Jolly Roger and...dirks and .unL
■*c?tf Rchool
forms
let.
’{kn^wn lands, M tgok that by with
eralM arpuM tho
•'3.100
4DED. -
Of Realty Men Man Arrested For
rgedW ithFraud Embezzlement IsOn
i Property Sales HisWayTo Sarasota
P f ji pT
R tim a iria ril^ W ^
BTATK o p FLO fttpA. • / ;
In re tho Eatata ot Alary a , tv.
K«*t>Y
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Will Wed Humbert | ay3 Interstate Body To alldeesaasd.
Creditors. Legates*. DIstribal***, and
Persona having
or Demaitda against said
Of Italy, Is Report Wa s h i n g t o n , d«c,‘is,—(/pi— Claims
Kat ala:
; l r”d
h :" ^ ^ V lhL r ,t rS'XJanadians Who Work
l In1 first nlfuiitiojiute memento
arrived in the form uf thns- bur
rids of miu J i from the factor;, of
one Captain latum ilaldon, who
'idls his captivity on the' raider
the pleasantest adventure, of Ills
life.
Mix Hundred Emergency Clients
1 he next two t ' jwi)' respect.*
wire Edward Mhuglev. radio op
Mlndo,
No monies collected fur the vnr erator, and i iipt oy John
IA S 8 EE, Fin.. Dec. 13.
Almost one-third of th- iouv funds outside of the g ’peral fornierh of m Ameri an mer
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SANFORD’S ONLY CONFECTIONER^
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T h e very best of se rv ice in all lines p e rta in in g to a fir s t-c la s s c o n fe c tio n
ery will be given a t all tim e s. T h e m an a g em en t issu es a sp ecial in v ita
tion to th e public to rail and in sp ect our sto ck and fix tu re s , o f w h ich we
a re ju s t ly proud.
You will be im pressed w ith th e fa ct th at th is s to r e
is ju s t a little d iffe r e n t fro m a n y th in g you m a y h a v e seon in th is v icin ity .
W e a r e indeed proud to he a b le to an n o u n ce t h a t we have se cu re d th e
a g e n cy fo r th e ce le b ra te d line o f
^
M a d h a W a s h in g t o n C a n d ie s
1
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W e also hand le (Gilbert’s Fam ous* P an am a B r a n d -o f B e tte r C a n d ies, P o tl e r ’s O rlando M aid Candy w h ich is procured fre p h ^ v o ry d a y .
Ami, am on g o th e r th in g s —
• iL J* '
Tho Inst word in fountain drinks, ice creams, etc„‘ well known makes of
fine candles—loose ind, boxed, ataadard, brands of .cigars, cigarettes and
£
r ’ f* f n
:
" ‘" M ' $ SiHk M
’’
-
G. I,. & G. H. Tyvlss - -D -.-Lot l O . B l o c g W ^
J* T..D illon
*.,7 «.n, , ^ ) / , L o i J j i J ' l g l J B '
Chaz. Dunn
ff’BtockiO," ’ „ . ». W» Corloy A W, L. Ilenla^ Lot 0 Bloik‘0
® A
J. W. Corley A W. L . Hehley Lot 7 Block 0
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1 4
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f5' *1-'-H
-~r‘ fc rtf’
m
...L c
v :
2 L
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A &1ma Koverman f o t 14 BL
3■ ;• :*5
t
.
above and forogojiur’Flnpl A *i«*»e"
*i
h op tha ;*«
BSHKv^W a
*
Corn*
i t and Sanford
mmmm
^ m rrr?
Ber lB tK i m , without Interest ;
?» ?» b i*;m tob ^ r
* l* J
�H
n
^
vealera 2fi to fifTccritir lowerf most-li
l r . - F?' to-W downward.
Sheep, 30,000: alow, -fa t lambs
opened around-2ft cents ioWeri ear
ly bulk eve lamb* 12.26 a 13.00}
*■*—
holding beat ’fed werterns ibovo
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 13.
13.25;. culls 25 cents lowtr, early —(7F)—Clayton CACodrington, pul
v *
sales around ^AO; .•heep sjeady, liaher of the DeLahli Dally News,
Sulk fat owe* B.0d-a‘ ®.76;“----- ...„ uraa elected.-president of the Asso
Wiu Mi ready befdrc April.’
lambs unohenfedfc edtimbank; foed- ciated Dailies of Florida, succeed-'
Beginning around. Jap,. 10, the ers tlijfiO 1 12 .00. m ■
,ing Mw B. R row n.of th»-St. Fe*
early movement will set hr and- for
tersburg Independent, a t ,a called
the' month -of .Jam lary-a^ ica st; 159
WALL S T R B B T OPENING
meeting of the neyrspapper errgantarn should bo pWppcd. fftmt pyesteatioh- hero today.
..
NEW ’YORK, Dec. 1 3 .ent indication*.
Ojieriing of the new week In the
Other pfAtortt’ elected were Her
for a stock, market .found- the ■course <of
'' The 'ilavorablk' t
bert
provident of the
biAupvp.'crop,
flh.......trop.
. . . . . W an
iiiL
prices still vheaded upward,-wltH
Is TmdWhUo
blocks of J 0,000 shares or more
quits j common ifn <inttial transne__ !
...
, ... tioris. l 't > »A.ii , • ‘
nal, treasure^, and ’John C, Lochfavorable reports en^the- Florida ' Opening gains of a point ware her, of tho ^Florida Newspaper
ccisry cKrpr and tbe riorthbero irinrrecorded by ‘iGeneral 'Motors’ and Nowii,' Clermant,: secretary.
Wt* wHl probably’ receive healthy
Delaware and Uudson, while . Phil
Mr. Codriagton was elevated'to
Florida'celery at a prico which will
lips Potroleum r and . Eureka •yac*‘> tho presidency from the office of
be satisfactory ■to $be ((rowers of uum,was bid up to a now high level
vke-prciddent. Mr. Beddow ,waa rejttfe r *gion.
• .,'*d ’
for .(be year.
.
.eloctod and >fiecretary, *Lochner
With reatonably -easy tnortey succeeds J , W. Allan, resigned.
rates assured for Borne time to ’ TThe new- board of dlrCctoys ronromo nnd an, enormous Investment aists of Lew B.. Brown, S t .1 Peters- - , ■
•r ;
JACKSONVILLE, Fla-* Dec. 13, demand'yet.unsatisfied, operators
fer
the
rise
rssuipod
t
W
r
-opexa—(/P)—Gftnditluna slid quotations 1 .,
.
tlon, buying orders were distrib
on the ■Jocksonvjllq .market today ,,0" * * ilh vlKori
uted
in the ifavorite railroads'and
While morc_ “*
qualifications than
ae reported by (bo Florida Stnte
several
of the low priced motors,
usunl
ajipear
in
the
year
end
busiMarketing Bureau. ’
/iomatto.tH>w maklpg' their so th at tho general upward move
Supplies of^.all roiricellaneous
appearance, the general tenor is ment took on a new lease of life.
vegetables
moderate;
demand
ono o f
conservative -optimism
light; market about steady.
Pcro Msrqvttto s o ld 'a t 122, a
which is regarded m a-favorable
risa
of fivo point*. ,
Beans
7-8 bushel
hampers sign in banking circles.
‘ Revival of Interest in*the *rnerUniyrrsal Pipe preferred crossed chandiso group in connection with
80 for n.gnln of over five,points reports.of th e extraordinary -retail
2-00
,,'j.OO,, t Egrplapt. a^pjndsrd before tho, end of the fir s t . half buying now (In .progress, caused
hour i arid was followed into new gains o f 3 to’ 4 points in National
crates frls and large!: fahey 3.50 til
high ground by nearly n scoro (3oak & Suit Issues. Call loans
4.00; 00s nnd .70s chlricc,-2,00
ether ’issuek including Detroit Edi- renewed at tho unchanged figure
2A0. Ukva-7-8 . bushel hpm;>cri nun. Federal Light and ^Traction,
of four and‘a half per cent. small fancy 5A0 @ fi,Q0; Urge
Wilson Company A and tho pre
choice 2.50 (gr 3.00. . Peppcm 7-8
ferred, Cudnhy
Tacking, U fa
The -white population of the
bushel hampers fancy 2,00 (q> 2.50;
1 Savers, Groat Western Sugar and world is estimated to increase at
Sweet potatoes in saipk* per ewt
|Otis Elevator.
the rate 6f about 5,0(K},000 every
2,00.
Peas 7-8 bushel h elp ers
■Tho Van Sweringcn issued •ns- year.
English fancy,.3,ft0.© 3.50, ,Squash
sCiped the leadership: o f tho raij
-1
7*8 bushel hampers yellow small |
i group, •Fore Marquette quickly
fancy 1:25 @ 1.50. Eggs fresh in
moving up 3 points to n new peak.
fertile whites caBo .lots per dorm
Foreign exchanges opened firm,
58 cents,
,,
with demand sterling quoted just
under .81 1-2 and French francs
CHICAGO. Dec. 13.—f/P)— Hog - below 4.
G5,000, slow around 25 cents lower
When tho spurt in some of tho
W. S .'P m C E , Mgr.
than Saturday's average,
big
; specialties showed signs of Oxhaus- 710 W. First St., Plione-472-W
packing inactive, talking around
40 cents lower; bulk desirable.
-N E W
hutfH 120 to 170 pounds 11.-|0; oar
ly top 11,GO;'prnctlcaUy.alf freights j
L U M B E R Y A R D
of pig^ included Upward to 11.60;
A Complete ’-Line of
pnrking sows fully 25 cents lower;
Of The Associate
•am
In Southern
j&ih|filng'dun«a
o;Nt Sf.Indiana
•^Wfth “these fillinfr.' substihcex,
Grant; Park,; three m ilfa-long, in
Michl*»* is •Mtttlniajr muSth front (of the downtown business
L'hifaeo’a now front yjwd. f t quarter, haa Men mndtf. A drive
fbaa o b lite n M many railron.I of many, miles hayW en bu ilt half
*t crossing*. ■
4..;' < a mile front the-original shore,
.posh' the edge -of faikc MidH? iyhi!e still another jjrill tie built. A
» a half mile on more frqm tfo half mile further, in. the lake an.
otbei- drlvnila to*be built. 'I t will
hjil, ahqre Hne /or. a .dljjfa
bj'ftn.Ulahd eight nillcelong and
5 ^ilea,'monaW ns off.tho t
nearly a: half n jllo‘wide, vrith a
§ 1$ * M reteh,ei,t$*ter between -it
and the shore 'fill, />» S y i - t
Elevates IU(lroj|d,Tra<ks
Lincoln Park' is under extension,
^nd from Ifan o rfaero end.a- boule
, drily/.bpilt.aWps: bring -tho.
ip>m the .Indiana and-Michi- vard. of dubor&tu proportion* will
; shores. * I t iajjjumpcd Into tb * be made Of r**ritf /pr,*fce*rly 10
is •a
and then ejected with targe miles. Below Lincoln
plot
of
80
acres
raadri
of.
sand
on
titles
by eentrifpghl
bps behind breakwaters, ■which' which, stand m any palatial hotels
and Jhe downtpwn campus of the
*7t in pl*c<£ ’■
£,'* ^ T ,
the uowntown
downtown campus pf
aan
nd
a .» me
*^ n
‘ Northweauro University:
finaly divided
material 1.# In obliterating grade crossings,
into a im p a c t ma^s .with I the railroad-tracks are first raised
ter pxuding a t t h e ; top, and qn *piling an d , then t Irninloade- of
make* d » silicon are .hauled on the - trestle
land-W tSW e f o r park pur. work from tho dunes. The sand
A shoe and other clean re- U forced,through, tho bridge work,
, .debr}* of : Wrecked buildings until a ridge of: it burias the. piling
eerthoxcavatod‘ front, tunnels and the .elevation, t* completed,
|bti*cmerili?*lro are, dumped In retaining wails and riprap.work arc
; areas to be filled. Dredges U«ed to hold, the aaiifl, and the
mptl/rpm the lake just'oUU roadbed is vlbratlohlese.
the , breakwaters'aud scows
Sand is n a t■“dirt cheap,** howtdrtdtrtiknt'frofn- th ^ Pfafc go - ever, as the, exMttM.Vof. handling
Calument R i V e r a . • . .^-thr. free cojartibpity fs>*grtat.
1 eswjeb■ fnii» 1
U i,u
} -jA x lu *' •
Growers of the county are watch
ing -with interest-the latest news
fro mthe 1pVpcrin! Valley of Cali
fornia. The ■heavy storms -which
swept that section of the-western
■late jire reported, to -have council
enorhunis leases to the farmers* |rf
destroying
celery mnd hjttucr
crop*.? California Jh is -year, Bad
approximately* TjOdOiacrita' plknled
to celery plofle and thairthcavicst
movement ia almost due. ,l - 'n
Throughtfut this 'district, grow
ers nml agencies alike say that the
1027 cClery * crop for 1 Seminole
County.,will be of better quality
than has been gruvAV for a uUmbcr
of yeare. The yield, top, ia expcfted to be. heavy, necordhtg to tho
opiniims expressed by the majority
of growers who have been produc
ing colery for many years.
•lA-fcw-flclds, are spotty, a coudi■**?" 'v‘,,rh no Grower, has yet ac
counted for, In some 1I0W places
the gyound may havo soured, but
tno ieasqn for the-fow spots has
not been definitely asefrtomad.
On both the east and wcat nldca
of the city tho crop is -doing ex
ceptionally well. Favorable weath
er has contributed to its healthy
growth throughout the fceason nnd
with a continuance of such growconditions, a bumper yield is
J^pcctcd, according (o
many
‘arnicra.
Tlie hoavlcst movement should
commence In this district about
Fob. I'/iad. should‘U it until March
1 , ^he late, celery movement in
expected’ to he lighter than usual
-v " t: , ! m .
Monday
-y | , SA N FO ED -Senipr Y . M. C. A. an approximately 86 per cent o(
IKE MONROE'— Wolf apd* basket ball team practiced from the crop has already- beton set-ami
—
jricF K:St> p'clobk vntil 9;30«with nine
It. club of .‘Pioneer’ Boys
^30 o’clock,in the*afternoon at men present. < After tho prnctln] si>cnt tho UM 30 minutes in com
cbpoh house under the leader* a short meeting was held and Mr. petUivivgamcs.
of Professor Jacobs and the Thompson of the Ly-Bcth cafeLAKE^MARY—Notch of Pio,
[physical director," The regu* tcria, who is an Auburn man nn.| neera met in tht- old school house,
fourfold program based on who har- played basket ball nt high which thoy hnvc practically re
2:62, “And Jesus increased school, college, Montgomery, Ain, built thenyiolves, nt 8 o'clock, un
imiorn and stature and In fa- Orlando, Fin., and other place.-., der their lenders, It V. Thompson
nth God and man,” was gone was elected manager, by n unani f^d Mr. Wyman.
The regular
jtgh with. A 30-minute game mous vote of nil those present. Me four-fold
program
was gone
. : was
..... put .on
.. and the
. . . . club is now hard at work filling uut >1 through with nnd the * meeting
rned to meet ugain next Mon- |schedule. The “V” physical direr- ndjpureed at 9 p. M.
tor was present and coacluAI Ihtj
SANFORD — Employed Roy*
team.
p i FORD— Episcopal Notch uf
Brotherhood
j Twt at 7:30 o'clock
WedneCsday
»■
perr- got together at the “Y"
4-Uh tliblr Jendcr, Mr, Williams,
Monday night nt 7:30 o'LONOWOOD—gilber Fox Notcjt traffic officer of the local polio
weight hog* 11.25 n 11,00; medium
'.Arid, hud a rare old time. The of Pioneyre met in the city
force, and tho goncrnl secretary i f 11.25 a 11.00; lig h t'11.15 a 11.60;
jfaj secretary of (he "Y Wax at 7:8U F. M. with 17 Tioneeru the Y. M. C. A present.
light light 11.15 a 11.60; packing
A
Mrge o f the meeting as Mr. . and tw,> vinitors present,
I
A
very
interesting
meeting
win
sows
10.10 a J 1 .QJ); slaughter pigs
nan, their leader could not be. The regular leader, Ralph Itun;
Mid
and
Mr.
Williams
spoke
1
1
li.oo,
a U.60.
ir
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»nd.
j gcr, -Was sick nnd the notch mq
the boys nt length. The. meeting
Cattle,
rfU
jO
O
O
;
iln-iictw^/n
grade
INFORD — Friendly Indians' ,,,uJ‘,r i , r H«rmq» , Morris
war* wound up with competitive fat stet'rs; predohiinattngj Ptrlctly
1met at 4 o’clock ill the. afterworl* director
athletic game*. This club meet* choice kinds absent; tr«% mostly
|»t the bandstand In Sanford <
rsvery Friday night nt 7:30 n'cloot steady t>n bulk steers
.
A large number of the
An hour and a half program wq*
over the fire house and every cm- 'stock; few loads of fat stecWwdllkd.b iM l»nS t^bp: are,batwq«q|,l>W,-.pn .consiatlog of the Flo;
ployed boy in the city Is eligible . ing over 1 ,5Q0 pounds look 15 to
(ives of 9 and 1 2 ' .wore on f rtF*il| .Bible talk, business
for membership.
[26 cortj.s^off; best yearlings rnrly
The- general secretary of Ing," educational discussion
SANFORD—C ongregations!PI- 'li.GO; heavies ld.W ' downward;
V” and the west side plajl- j minute 'game period.
oneer Boys Notch met in ihe. Sun-* k'toekpfi aj»d feodera isfareo;, 0,50
dlreclbr were In chaste of
GENEVA AND
OSCEOLA— day school room fn the rear of tho W.J W v T
.aenree;
“ '
feting. After their buainef-i |“Dob Cat” Fionccsa met in the churrh at 7:30, Twonty-two Di- |rf ’
the club went to the w est' Daptlut t,’hureh a t‘7t30 o’clock. One neers were present under Leader ''
|plsy ground and played game* j o f the leaders, Mr. LeRoy, wan sick
Shoemaker and Mr. Morris of-th e.
'he supervision of Hortnan ami could not bo prenant.
Mr1.' Y /’ A splendid program war put
is nnd HHlie Ball,
j Soig, the game leqdnr, (and
th* on and the boy* had a great time.
x VU.GANIZW G '
NHiRI) — Baptist Pioneers i’Y” physical director were ,17 The program, took. In the religious,
i the Sunday teboul room.,un- Lchargc.
*
p-4' physical, educational nnd social lif j
thro leader, Hatman Moryls.
The Notch had their rltqal am) of the boy,
officers were elected aqd the I then went into tho initiation cM»‘
Saturday
[lar program gono through mony. Three now Pionccre euc*
SANFORD — Friendly ■Indians
o il 4
■The ritual, Bible lesson, cdu- ccssfully passed.tho different teefa
met fo r their, pow wow a t ' 2 i p.. M.
|nal discussion and games, Thq and were admitted tto membership,
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i
at the band stand dn the oity park.
adjourned at 0 o’clock.
Tho Notchrhari 15 rjirescnt.
(•, Fourteen burks were presont. Af
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GENEV'A—4ichool*atfoop. temna, ter their, pow wow-two teams were
INKURD—III-Y Boya mot in
I
Vvv n smjfc.
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|Mas. >nic building undor their composed of bo)4 1 D0),pounds *iji) ohoaen and competitive.games were
V , Mr McKay, principal o f the over nnd boys xnnk^r*IOO,.pounttB the ordpf of the day. Tho two “Y'*
Service i ,
iircr arid r-crectaries were present and ham1lord High School. Dry C. J . Girls 1D0 pounds
ph»l| visited the chili and gave giyi* under 100,' poun
led tfift hlc^tlrig,1’ ” * ■'
^1
hir>■■v on the subject, “Quali- through an - hour’s stiff practice.
'■ q "iijLulv,
Shooting, passing,' pivoting arid
kons fur a Physician."
(INFo RD— Senior Y. M. C. A. dribbling under the ^YT physlfat
H hnll team held ita - sccntld directoifa aupervision.ii.
the of the. present Season with . . Each of-the lour team s r * s
_
given four-p)«ys and*practicedf qn
foung men • present.
.Thww
r» have ail played consider- them until .they wqro utmost lotfar
Mfkd ball, both at, hl^h j perfect,
jfbrly j .The Genova teim 'playa
the Qyltml collage and fromi ; V"
--i
i‘g h v io etfa-.aehool^’ teams r ncxt Frlda^
dope it looks jib though
i*
ord "Y" will have one of th o 'rtirtln g at 3 o'plMk.
Thuarady ,- '*'/->•[ Usrtis in the atato. ^
“Y" physical director altar -VOVIEDO— Pionwr Boya m«t{
w»e with the ;Y . -M. 'Ci A. th®f Oriedo :*ghi»tnife*7 oWp^kui.
< i^ rg e , lu cio u s, sw e e t, jq ic y ta n g e rin e s, t h e - n ic e s t o f
devoted one hour to the High der their leader, Mr. George Mor
..fall C ftru s.fr.u ifa
p ric e s th a t. hrd s u r p r l ^ n ^ K t th e J
basket ball 'te am . -Thefgan, and the “Y 1* general: aecre,
I1* Mr. F,ntz, could not be o n ta ry . An interesting initiation
'P a c k e d in fa n c y H oliday boxes, o r you can b u y in bu lk,
‘ due to several different te a -1 program waa given. ,
*nd the physical director put | 8A N F0R I) — Presbyterian Onri*“ k* "-■ L“
---------------- J n ack y o u rs e lf .
hour's workout and '."gave rod* Club met in the Sunday
scans, T a n g c r -jv
(high school boy* •th rou g h'a school room .*0 th s .ffa r^ o f
is talk on training apd1basket church at 7:30 o’clogk- .Tho. mef$i
A n ideal g i f t fo r
NortHCTR' frieiidfl.
r® general.
Ing wag ip chsrge of Herman Mori
ria. ‘part time bays' work* (were|
Tumday.
'iORD—-MethodW , -Pioneor ta w of the " Y.” The regular ‘’rit
under tho “Y ", physical dT- ual war* dispensed with as several
S ’
, rtpalr ty the l*k« front far of the officers were absent and
initiation ceremony. 1 A fefa tb« entire time was given over to
S a n fo rd Ave.,
ith S t s
1 8 th S t., and Ook
hr® was built and ; Are* 'new games.
rd -O r la n d o : R oad
8
ANFORD—Y.
M.fCLA.
merfi
S * ? . ‘hltieted. , A hot time
‘/ - t o f
IMd by all but especially there basket ball team jinwtifced in’
.
..
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im
lcrv
ille
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went through with the >ttltfa * Wgh.rtJuwl ewirt'from
P*
aupoi
This notch la the lan fap tjn until 10 ,p .
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*“ My-In-point ^.pfam bpre si1m 6f toe “.Yr‘ RhysicaJ d i r 11,
l P“t on the ritual-1
m n*
; l a k e MONROE1- .School
eorjventioa
tho “ Y " . phyaital director out, !(
I fa Land- Round-up.'
*** "Rickety ro ck 'tty 'v ^ *..,,, *:3 0 P. M. to talk at chape .
.
Who "ra n 'lp a f' finl^iftirich '***After chapel was over ail’d#
i^hfbody.thoM Flf- basket ball players went thro
Rw-vr* t-i
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ipfofteerii * i f hoUifa! qutoo«v the rushes #
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to
lerp
reU
D
o
ib
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[ *t 7.30 o'clock under, lender:
n »nd Morris, , fevered new
ahers were U kjft In Wd th- ‘Y ” ;physlral director o u t,in i
i —through afternoon to coach tbefr four
-program
The notch
ket' bait teams. They war* tx
'V : •
of
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offiast Week
h
H
Of
4 V di -
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ndent; T. E. Fitiger^LuitshjG,
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Presa," W. M. Glenn,
ndo Sentinel; W. N. 'E lliott,
Ida. TitpeaxUnion; D. E „^ o n * Palm B«a«h T o st; ’ Charles
(idler, Tampa Times ; ■George on«
Harper',, Miami Herald l i » 7
Mack, Lai^eland
imav'nfetofat ^.wqi made f y
rlcs'G.^MvUep, of , the "
mea, th a t'fa c P
era and pressmenk* unions jto
eh- the employea.Of.'Uw^wfaaiiy,
faUjdel
department0«r kla newspaper
n
FgfTOKRKflfil
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Do You Want
1
m-
Small Truck Farm'
* i
I have M>n;e choice two nerd
tracts on Dixie Highway that
I am offering for $1200 frith
$200 dottn ami $20 per month.’
This iBnd |» the finest kind of
trucking Iniitj and flowing \yater and electricity arc available,'
Each tract has a frontage *?of
125 feet on good paved raadj
Anyone who wants enough land
to raise their own vegetable*
and still b*t close enough -to
Sanford to he convenient should
buy one of these tracts before
they are nil gone
-.1* A.^RENAUD
820 W -.First St.-‘
Frames and Screens
Medicine. Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
FrantinR
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Celling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
impahy, new* the"
.teams w#At.<
.Urecfay.
and all"
rul«, anewered,- ‘
___ ch of Pioneers
*theoT.8t-fa3® o’ck -oivar. Mr, Duggan, an d jh c phy$
t o r o f t h e " Y ” w «reJncr
The club
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d^y than r4t anytime^m
A re
.m o n t h s
•'" buyer you will pick<up'B; t-*• tie. acreage (Herej ja^hoi
,and-lot there, ^j^ovQ or.tWi
and pefrhups a producir^
farm—and then, sit
L im e
P la s te r •
W h ite R ock P la s le r B o a rd
N ails
S cre e n W ire
B u ild ers H ard w are
D oors
W indow s
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IroniogiBoarda —
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th e m c a t-a ^ lle r s
not more than *18 moriths
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wilt*wait until
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Garkgre now
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1-OST: DIAMOND b fr pin, plat-inumsetting, one.diamond missing. Fjnder
-communicate
SaniVTu and reCftlvp reward.
• ■------1 'JBathln^f egg^-ln oil is'.tho latest;
Ptfthod fa r keeping,t,hem fr^sh and'
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SANFORD
TANGERINES,
[E WORLD ARE GROWN
, iIN SEMINOLE GOUNWT.
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publication of special
Fr«?|a ajps, also rt«irv«i.
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I.It I’l-ATFOltll
at X u fw T n frost
water mule I* Jackeou-
re ttlM of St, jokee-lu■ Hirer tnaal.
‘■a of whit* way.
IK poet, Iranis roarla.
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mentlas pf ltullili«K pro~ '<> jkaaaee, kutrla, npartf flOS»r*.
( ummlului or f lir iam,fto* i f '' I t o t t l e y a r d
Had Lake Mnnroe.
Itfll »f city branllllra. pni'riiH.
i.I.-.t -.1 irkaot ayale*>
h Mraxiolon fur lurrrn*rtl
It lea.
J&§pA£LfT
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hr the Loril'lli* trust
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;*yiOIIT IN WINTER
The Lontlop, Mercury)
o f * wed 1y -)wr f ti moi 1 air
rtnt httVi! fallen l<> Decytii
her’* khnre.
itich «weetncB* as young
pril breathes
(tl violet girdled Spring her gnrflttd! wreathe*,
wnttflbwern crowd the Imr
«OIk ihd ip the sun
bells are opening ode l*y
olio,
I bddji uri> rod *taiu<"l at
I tips,
‘tree* are like full riggi*!
Ulna ship*—
• j^lacc, on such n day
o ath to support th e C o n s titu tio n , ou gh t to In ....... ..
away.
tio'flowirn. and overhead
JWC -2
k stars leaping in u leaf
J » t» « PecoitiberV iron share
t Of perfumed a i r 1
SYLVIA L Y N P
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i acikrecrow* on Kant First
j UH tarnain to n o t
t hi-1r
altadtwvn and make gro
northern
in v e stig a tin g the needs o f g ro w in g ch ild ren sav the old -fash
looed idea th a t e a tin g betw een m eals is had fo r a ch ild 's
npftlth is wrontf. ( luldron
mor»*
mi-als than
th e three a day that su ffn e lu r then clil.
A III! III e\ ut v
I Il-M- they need getm i m*|y mm li.*h J ng food. I th ey a r c tu I.,*
W't'll and stro n g .
g r h en ut he customer return*,
,,f
, } i c j c a n m a n y j.a n 'u t> til,
will i i»nt MIO.V- ' - — t,
k to thi* rule <»i id * furnl
mi-at
Sonic of 11 i i .
burglars whn jimmied open oat outs h u n eslly heli.-xe it is
f*. nf the SurnsntH lim e* gr.i i for it lo eat hetwi-on im-ais,
N
fo a r hundred d.d U rn j th in k in g iillclligi iiin ,■, 11ingj,
fnighty lot of money
Orid^newapujK r to Ite has ■ vhle w ell-balanced m eals th re e
not gm,d In a t hild's to alt h
Ami th ,\ lt ■ very apt to loah .m t
, htH * h ealth to pro
tinitv- a day.
Brit’ W here th ere is one p aren t ohj.-.-im g to f.s»d b el« ,-i-n
•—*o —
m eals b ecau se o f p ossible h a rm to th e child th e re a r e tweii
blngr' ought to I., ih>ne to
mPr-over near Perry who tv paren ts o b je c tin g to th e “ p ie c in g " because it is a n n isaim
PtboK^pruhibilion officer* or because it is e x p m siv e . o r becau se it d istu rb s tin gen
be almost »» big an nf- end co m fo rt of the ch illi's eld ers,
kilt B prohihiliui officer
thtif man
! lH‘ l)‘',ll,|i ,ll|fh o r itie s recom m end is sen sib le feed
_______
. : ,nff o r ch ild ren . A rom p in g, h o a lth v child uses up a trem en d rt“Lauticrdnlc Nown mm* ,*, 'H U,nVl9 l*
v iin g y in Jo * p lay.
Mie sam e child uses ;i
^ Amprirnns are tint jfontehdoUH amotiid o f n erv o u s energy m his school work
enuai.'
Amrn- He m in need o f stim u lallH g food w h e , he com es fm m |he
t h e / Have t h " \ Imnr.-*’,) ' f a ! " n ^ y o j ! ' '
_ fydrilom unit equably if
O
.
and tiiat'*
more 'TUOol pluy.
c? of most countrie*
^ ‘ '*
,,(
Ks ‘ I ti> c a t
l i c f o r c In
*'■*'m « sunioHiiltK RtM.ll
gm-s o u t
f u r hits
after
n %
-O - -
I’llK F L O W E R Of mctfkncHN km. iw * „ „ th e stTm «,f i-rai
.sfijfiun
is
- d. MuniRtimer,v.
1
i ml tor of the I'.il itk i
J
gill n cidiinin .dt
ilit; "p.teher n everyla 'Die sjairtA writer*
eWS'Cil lor» In that re- j
bav.Ht’l pren a pimlo- !
l i n E l c cue i:r.i' iiig. <-r 1
criiturial jntgt.
ilii- u
• ’•
Chief Yohjr-.Tommy'*
fited State* pivom*
arise protettinf)
m*eryHtJon Tijr
'•otnwvhero Ut tho
slate. It Is
d them m\t of
to n worthy payposp
nriothrr subdivision
c nicks,
•tlinjr «l»out the
** atory ntttuL
licconu) a
,u
m
. c ,i.
1 lb- brirlui
’
j
I’M'* Maple 8m , . T i
1 ■- Knllon rain, Jf u •
the
Prire pernL'i,
Hun Dried Appfc
25 lb. log,
"3
Grrnl Northern and ,
Means, |M
7,| qtxaiify jly
table use. in 25
Cureil I-art.. |tifn
S a rrl I’ol.loe, |t |jY
Ih. In, (j. 1‘ore "per Lrl
White lll.uk. ye Pea,
luhle n,r in 21 IK, bag.j|
Mixed I“ii-l,| 1’eafc I’ririi
IniHhel
I'rins I n. h. here'cn,]
orders tirnmpdj
J
tmsnld.
g,*d no
mH.nt l o
u
t
Uni
I Mil ' BS
C lt.A llS
TAMP A TIMES
i] i (I.,,i upon ...
i I-d keuh l-lu. k
1 11-•r «n> around ?
n 1 1 . |,-uce, i tine t lie
' long .ipi■ t,o'.
T,in|r*d lllc i-iiUlV.
lies,
l - i i l n rid ’ o| 11. l-v mail
ut ! ter,., 1npuri ' n*
most d.-'iiuhl,
do. *nt
m i H n l 1111.
I>ii 1Idi'
eniin
'I oat ii-nul d-'J >i, -
indy
A V J I h(>R ( H i t . ommiTi ul fly
'■lying I m- pm i- li
on ... him ah
'I If >>|l l| r»r I
- f,
ir
.,
o n .1
- ii-uIMi- I- -r
n
- i' of . hi- Florid.i
. i
l -Ni.-. ' t (to ' i,i-
j Htdl iio -. i n ,
of moi l in what
ONE - DAY SERVICE
|the remark of (he pot to*the kettle
■ At tin time the governor made
j tns sintemctil in regard t'j the mnt-
SANFORD
t.-r we ugiee.l with him. but we
veiitund to sugur.-rt thnt the grant-
la u n d ry
mi.
Sanford \ t.rnrn ||j
w.
Batteries
In lulcrabod
Curl' S i
r- The Kndl
.'-I rvc,
DIAMOND AND]
PLATINUM
BAR
I'IN.'S
RINGS
\\ ,l!l tie*
McLaull
T h e Jews
A sk us about
O R I ENTAl
■STUCCO]
F o r S a le By
C H A SE & CO.
HiiUiible BttlldlnR Supplies
/j > ?=* T
.
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F R E S I D E N T C U OL I D G E ' S me.!
sage said the. Philippines would nl\Vhri.n il',.*!. 'T '
|,ll’*r r iptlves. |way* remain under the guardian-jg
tin te are used to place hip of the, United States. .They
Mr.** m. what ir *nid. in renlily.
they have ju5(, the o|i|K>*ite effect. mu* t reinnin unless we1w*ant .some
tilieTn
Mark l'wniii> rule, (’ When in doubt Asiatic neighbor
Sl . T h in k hotv nice It w ill b e n ext ChriHtmn.s to hnve
‘ -Tlie tendency of ntont sperch- about an mljiHtive leave it out."
m
a tv e ll.lillc tl b a n k , ,'iccount al ii-u iy fo r C h ristmakent is tu follow n circle, even IS n g<K>it line p, follow.
The
If not a vicious one, and with many
■flixindinK. •- ,.n
.
'
• ;
Making *|teeehes without prcpar snyn this
Iio mailer whHt tho subject dis fatlou hn- been the cnime of ihnny
wott*y
a
b
o
u
t
’
w
h
a
t’
t
o
bu
y
It
i*
ho e a sy when
rili!
ernntent
ilj
cussed tk[' iitte lienr* much of the «■ address uf unnecessary lepgtli.
■
* i i.i '"* ••«*****»•*
y ti?tjj
fgy*h live lbo mbliey 4if Timid.
xamo thouglits repented, tit every Dan «l Wcb .tur ia wid in hriwa re ms neatly, a
it
address. A college professor in o marked tint ihero is no such thing . Freci*elj§
m
ji t ja , easy .tfiFhny^ pbp inom-v if you start
Certain town ii few years ago, dis ns an extempornneous speech. |, should mr^tt
CUB*j"K
hat,l,T, reninrkeri:
can H- truly said that a great pro
j"
\
*’ro- •• 0,dy has three oennons
irtiou are not worth the time to
OSMANfl) ONAji«Rpd O sm *n
und mntten) not what texts ho
them
•
j the Ugly,** is de*d ,ln Cairo, aged
nrraciii't front, he always works
UIIVl AVi
«go he was leadEven though a long speech bo 90. - Forty
round to one of those three."
Join our 1927 Christmas Savings club now formagainst the UHtnot a “repetition, the average per- ing a "holy
( t Is it natural tendeney of-long •pn Will Hr,* beforp the speaker is
jn t r .^ M p *
‘ ‘
• -’ w P
iMahdi, In
fsh, started by tbU'Mahdl,
in the
speakers to circlo-around to' J,tji through; causing th speaket’a cfClbi-r*. . fc?*; - V- T T l - ‘_3__
a
/. >'*>'*5 4 .:
Bud“n, Thfctjholy ^wnr was u holy
part wasted. At protest against Britain's abolition ■ *■*
F./r '■
o fjla v o ry in the Sud*n,
.' - u :
Otmah to I
rot. There Is a tendency,
M . J »while
hn«%
.L S ! .l 'M
J ™ * *one
?'
leaped death a S s M l
Abraham
_ R S ? made
loitg-uTWresses and In put
lines, and in
let* thxtr narrok _
* but f a r words;
’“■Ipto UDO fl iarge w
' minutes to c
j» pomn
Lfn- nddltlon
A subscription to The !
Herald will prove an e
Let Your Bank Account
Play Santa Claus Next Year
l
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ftsK
ifts z s r s s s :
N A T IO N A L S A N
m
»n» in
I
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j&sj •'1
Dolly in Advance
C
a
• WRIST!
Every element of ..Luili
been taken out ol Ot)|
Stucco. You -.an Iw suit!
your exterioi walls willU
solu tcly unilerm in
no streak* — nuiitiiul mt
turc. O rient " ktucoji
itself re.xtit!\ t any i
tcctural p* 11- -1
A i hup who wh- laving
and , t<*rmuii-cily ami inlelligeiHly, and tu
i.mcing and Knurling and yammer pm -11 > a *tiff scrap ngninnt that
ng, around was
l.-idv , urm-d win I. -void, I turn him aside But
"Save me from upet'chcs,
la.ng, dull and slow,
1), how much better,
Plain yea or tiu."
Dl.VJil
F o r a B e t t e r S t u c c o H ot
-rt
.BXCMANlin
Yo u wtil r.ri'ivp - utm|J
vice *t our fuuntam.
M cR e y n o ld s Dt
nig o f r- pricv-h and paroloj nn<) ,
pardon- after o/ f enders hnd been
819
:ird S F
> i . ted
and scnti-nced
l-y t he
court- wai also a ran; i demblc far
I’ h o n e -175
tor in t h. matter
i lur ujvmn n rid i
/ -r a a
a l' v e to Ilia 1 i not rhaliged
S<i Inr in- thm negro Arthur \\ d I
i min- l- ii-mo-rm-il we d>- no! hegi nd gt tain the exltu Week whl i h
hii* been lllh-We.l him
If there in )
any r- ui ri ii-wri why he shr-uhi not I
, be electrocuted nnd why rlcctrocii l- )
mg linn will prove n misearringe I
o f j ust i . e wo- fihuil he glad e n o ug h J
Al the same |
1’ .I see him e eupe il
t«me Ihe lint leioaiiv thnt w * do ,
Call th e W illa rd B a tte r y
have ' te. IniKu 1" delays lo the o p
erating of the law, aim del ays by
M en— W e r e c h a r g e and r e
irder of the governor and the par
don hoard
We are w illing to he- j p a ir nit m a k e s o f b a tte r ie s .
l-i-.e that neither of these ugi-u,-it—
- ilo oilier I hall ,v 4h uH h « i y
reive the litW
tell tlletlf that tiu-y |
-tumid and inu.it.
P H O N E 518
All -if w IimJ ^ ^ uJ f- to the coni’ ll) ]
■.nm that what is needed is to s o '
>m(.an o-r
asked its i. ,uu tiloes when things can't
"Sometune, vvl.y dm
tint try ti i« Ceiped; tbeie are limes when
" jk e I In best et |l ' y
th "g- ‘ it 11II ■vT be cured, there are
lin k the Ins! o' i tit t.g . Thnt On v when bin king the line i(t
one <-f ' b,- *mi -.-ii- , iif ad he
. |---v k i. king ul a stuiie wall
■ i t Itul i - u - i . l i n o
- I - - VM. m tin
w" 1 i
hrtu tm -s
T h e n i s when
g r a n d O', . - ii o f c k i i - - - o 1 11 1 1 \
I h « On
. - u y t o nuike t h e bent
of
Asked it he won lo- u-plie-l
H
l-lb-w n It- has leiu-o-d t... ni'ike thing --ntn-s (n handy
' -"lid 1 I.-si* ' "
tb.
best " f thing- h a s i. hlev-u
\ r I f t e h I l l s such a little thing
i real Ii -.i.o i-.-t> 1
He i < n e h * ilia'
tie tin* to make the. bent of.
I [ lit I , IN( IP A!'i -ay* iius'i-n - i-h in one of the r-mndent mvest t.. s-t-ep from having n smash-up.
■ici.-s iti, |ii itlitmn for t tie upl <av me 'its in " ' i r m w sense
S " l long ago a man killed another
al iigum-t Hritnoi-o- Ciiina
I im
I am not talking about tho per- Is* aura he owed him
a ditnc;
•all; indignant denial* front bish son xvho is too lury in worry about wasn't that intelligent?
A woman
ops and other*.
in s tilin g nnd lets everything go left
lid huilmtid
becausn
he
Kverylmdy should know tiiat and flatter* himself thnt ho I. i wouldn't s|..-rtk first after she hud
iiii*s(iiniitle* have done great good making the. best of things. I am vowed t at -he wouldn't spenk
amazing display of
not only spiritually but malerlall) not, talking about the fellow who; first, jvi-.u
m the F a r East, especially in n atwfcys follow* llte litre of least r e - , gray m et. r A young innn broke,
medi. nl way. They have taugh’ *istknee
Stream* making their w ith hi f .iln-r nnd lost hie tnher...........:
Urittve* to take chtc of then l.odtes 1way tu
the sen always follow the ! Ranee -e- ,.him- the father insisted
mg man give up cor- j
.is well a- their souls.
*Hine
line of least resistance: that in j that tl
tain |. v iI n companion*;
w h a t1 ~
Seme of them, ii i* true, hove « h y stream * are crooked,
f brilliant, horse sense.
made money. Tile seven greatest
li i r u v cry one's duty to stand ' n shm. i,
Mat- t
Ik. sI of things. There
Migai fortunes-mini*, in Huw.ui all '■> h i s ^ l m * ; it is everyone's duty
, Udoiiged to dcscemlrtiit* of ii telb I., shape tu- cotirse ronatflKtiViliy. t ir a 0 " " give und tliei’e in u
It is uv’eryone’s duty to get th e , lime 1 1 'kc. The tH'mon in for11" nt missionaries.
Wo has learned how to
1 Itul wtiiit is there wrong nIk'iC li-*l out of life lliut he. can forjtunal
' l.< iIs'st of tilings thnt can't
riving tin; souls of hentiiens and li.mtelf and for other*; it is every-.innkt •In
miking a forlillie, inmostJy, at tin- "He'S duty to work to thnt end d o -1be hituc.l
sain. tin.u?
One, or HI. tulmii*
-liould not iw buried. Tiie
Rihle
*n y -
SPEECHES
t
'
B in iN G iil’.AI. ESI AIK m
< hi, ago. Sc-w V-ok a ml a tinmlu'-ii
--I Ih-i pl im * o. the I“nlied SlnO
for year- past. h«* been u gitmiio wbn h von . oiibl not I
The uni i-Mllte buyer vviiii I
il..- nmn it. 'he "gentlemen'- C"1
g-llioe, " h V
Vto. Il it Alii n.VI Ot
-al y to bow y--U! 'mild
- CAh
D R I N K S — DRUG
POT AND KKTTLE
nu Hi
flying
3U
CDMIM.KTK UNEt
For that 1honk* are due* to \ermu d
t'li-Htdcul 1 "o,i fig. and I’ms I muster (,f hi '''
’ ■*1•'I*t ;* L N, u , wiio ha\< <tn'our
( hcrnki'c llrnkeri{f(
i.AFFNRV, &
-A
J - V", r*'
MAKF THE HFS'r <>F THINGS
: Jo rk c r has written a song
d "A l, We Hear You Tornj muitr be wearing aquenky
Florida Timea-Uuioti. And
lng, typt coming.
p f r - .. *-__ _
A
f, *-■—----- O
merchant whu greet* in*
er with a smile it. the merVfho iftta is thance to siulie
IV le
Pure Maple!
I’M
re M
aple H
U
*U J
I T IS SAII* thill in ihis i-uuntry or wn
thi n- i- more . opimerruil "flying h "U1^’
' mil, ago" ilmn in any other
truth
Feud Tin* Youngsters Often
OPPOSES USING
jEi GAS—headline. AI
=jn*n^ of action.
_ T f trial
321 s. S«afot4
. . ./
t he go. --r-n i ing w-* depend on orn ate inillulivi
hu |ipen th .,1 one Arthui
itlren huihling planer lliut will1 Now
-Now iif hap|n-a,
H Willfnm mgr- <■ tun. led of mm
"get hy” and liable them to
Thnt isr't ‘b'r in f'a-h ■-unity,
wu* du. to
money carrying mail
a government program for i inmnt huVo tmen i-teetriieiited a I Raifotd
|on Tiii-‘ iliii. in -.at isfm t ion o f i he
ng aviation
p. rmh> for hi* eritm- ri gnlurly and
tt lit S SHE, M'lenti, ivgnli>imposed upon him hy the
pirn >-d an -ol.-i in Englund for
. 1--urts. He was not elect ns-tiled
tv, irig mat hon-s ..f l.Oun imrse »*r. n* di*pateties from Ulluha-se,
■ -we,
cm h we hmen't ei.-n nta:
i thnt hy a lust minute or-lei
f that Vinti II. l his i ouutry , l«*Uc d by the g-w .rrm r t h- eh--. I c
. I s --ft piVviit*’’ enterprise ( inn ! r u f ^ !I
^, r u week
of o-.ii Is states could buy Japan 1
ihml.t the governor had good
but Ihe intelligent Iapane.se know ' grmmd upnn whnh to m me thnt
' ■ 'f, i n h of pool. n*< pin, is to. *
\\,- r.-... . limit with hull
tniih for national safety.
beenhse of it. for we pmurne that ,1!t1emJ the law that "technicalities
he ili.L W" are .onfident tiuii hr and reprieve* mid paroles and p:ir
III!- i IlFV M SH li] SIFi'D I.K •would never haw I -imd it had he 11--r»- can not lie easily taken nilWhen th o c h i l d r e n m m c h n m e fiuni
hmil ui t h o a l t e r
,,| Perks evoteot Iv does not know n o t felt hlm-elf li| duty b
, a nt a g<- o I
ntjun, h a v e hi Hind l u n g Kent! fm t h e m tu i-jji, i . p . . - tin m mi lk
ia r i In- |It hie fin-htil* you to cull has i do to
It will -car l> tci*l il■> far t'n thy
-tir brother
taia" thou tool I fhi- lr« nm-l it fur and w
In d r i n k . Hume hjiik I w n h es a n d f n m . i l i on w m l thorn mil t-.
f hat av• - himltl jmi in t )n* in
if - . - ii r lii'it hvi hr mI
H.in .-i ?:•-r rt*t <nM\ L
tdt 11
I t)f
T'l 'y t!)|'Te|\ t"
f t til*
I>lay us h a r d ;w t h e y i n n u n t il s u p m - M inn-, o nd vr.u will fi nd - 1.
*r. (
,t f .mi , htil
kv 1hi* 4%ml f-• -I"* ■ It i
all Ui hi T( (■- |)hii h
III *‘' Will mdlH' 1'- Hie lillfle li.it' Hit'll i-W'lliHg ]t|.
-‘ I a> li i p g i y
i b*1 ♦*xi t huff wh** L«'i
UK
e|
*iiftii|> - l >iit iiir*• r•■.<
I Ills ill t \ I l f
wuliif mint' i'm
t
ii"t u n g n m il- in l in- Hri alti
iu,
IT WH KES WAMBOLDT
bo in c ol th e beat h ealth h oard s in th e co u n try th a t have Keen iI ifll>
, , Until
. hr
. fuulti K**-t rul nf tin*
a thousand
gti&lure* Uiwatd
M elto n Electric]
\ \
vo tin g
(Scrupulous in its o b serv an ce.
“O ffic e rs of th e D ep artm en t nf .hr In v llin u i'd i
out th e country should he \ igdaut in i
nig if
law, hut local a u th o ritie s , which had alw ays h. . n
m ainly res]><iiisil>!e for th e viil<>n en irn : id law in m
lation to in to x ica tin g liqu or, ought i,..| i. , s,-, k . v„
sion by attem p tin g to s h ift the burden whollv upon
the F ed eral ag en cies
I ’nder Hu C on stitu tion ih<
ntate.s a re join tly ch a rg ed with ttu- nation m pi's,
vidillg fo r th e en fo rv em en t of Hn- proluhitnui
am endm ent. S q m e people do not like th e am end
meiif. som e rio not like o th e r p arts of the C on stitu
lion, som e do not like an y nf it. T h ose who en te r
lam su ch se n tim e n ts h ave a perleet rig h t to s.-ek
th rou g h legal m ethod s fo r a ch an ge
But lor any
of our in h a b ita n ts to o h s e r w such p arts o f the ( on
■
“d ilu tio n us th ey like, w hile d isregarding' o|ln,ris a d p etrine th a t would h ren k d o w n nil prote. i no.
o f life -a m i p ro p e rty iu id d estro K the AjprtJ^ran svtem u f ordered ht.eri\
(I
_
itched tho weather walking
th e -W T
’
pearly clouiiH threndrd the
Mitre' day
it*r . ftocincil
r
government
J
V ER SE FOB TOD a V'
HAND OF GOO "The
of our Ximl I* Upon till (hem
th a t seek H in tt*u t Hiand Hi* wrath i* again’ t all
bat fornnkc 11 tin " Km <
the aifF,
elect rival thing*
lessen her work ■
home a iileanar^. o
&
they
rn sM
p-*
^
obituary m usses, h a v e seen tim e s too
U\
card* of clunk*. resolutions
ees or enterlttlnnu-nts where
re made -will tiediuritcO
\te r n "advertising
rate*.
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H ow ever, th e re a re people, who selfishl(|k b elieve , th ey dent Egyptians had false teeth.
should be allowed to indu lge th e ir own ap p etite s no m a tte r IU* has * wet-found in tht-Njle-mud —
w hat ris k s
m ay bq fo r c in g th e o th e r fellow to r u n , made hy the Greek* who now self
T h ey a re th e people who rid icu le th e V olstead law on ac-[> 'ou fruit
° ,her tWf)K*; , t .
cou nt o f its p a te r n a lis tic 'a s p e c t. T h ey little know, o r d o n 't
w S u n T o n ™day the mnkeftre if th e y do know , th n t th e m a jo rity o f th e i>eopIc n ctu- {ng „f ti,cn, wail vrry ctum*y. Tho
a lly 'n e e d p a te rn a lis tic co n tro l.
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M any o f P resid en t C oo lid ge’s b est frien d s a r e am ong without false tooth or eye ylnrse*.
th is e ja s s . T h ey p erh ap s a r e s tro n g enough to keep th em h^ t"fyf road." ” *' °
selvett fro m going to th e dogs if th ey h av e easy a c c e ss to
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unlinflted q u a n titie s o f alcoh o l. T h a t th e m an in th e s t r e e t s ( t h e J a p a n e s e
em pero r
m ay bo w eak er is no co n cern o f th e irs . M any o f th e P re si- [,ns pnoumomn, but i* bt-ucr. M»y
d en t’s p o litical cro n ies and p a rty c h ie fs s c o f f at th e p rohihi- j ..^ / ^ ^ n ^ r u / f r i l n d i y S K
lio n am end m en t nnd h a m p er its e n fo rcem en t,
(.e rta m ly i to tliv L'nitfd ,St«t<*K!
m any, if not m ost, o f th e m oneyed in te r e s ts use th e ir influ-,
&
A rU l.I.E G E AUTHORITY *«>*
once a g a in st it.
i dll'll* iin-n fml, not for Ini k ol
F o r P re sid e n t C oolidge, th en, to com e out u nequiv li-nrniny, but for Imk of rharnetcr.
ocally in fa v o r o f p ro h ib itio n e n fo rce m e n t w as th e act o f a There is nut onoufth tlluriplirtc in
m an nnd w e ad m ire him fo r it. 0 1 h er p a rts o f h is m essa g e iiniviTintic!, l*r. Ilr*wn . t<-11n (bo
w ere good bu t lack o f sp ace p rev en ts our reprod u cin g th em . ■l 'n," n
Alumni Annm-intion
B u t Uiose p a ra g ra p h s on p ro h ib itio n , w hich we co n sid er o f -S ”a h
„u ?hotI^
v " were 'L
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though W<«h"
they
men,
special m e rit, are rep rm to ti in fu ll:
jiihori'a* iiMiully ihrv are children
f On- Ilif othrr hand tli«’ West
“T h e duly a u th o rise d public a u th o ritie s o f th is
•I ’oini tifndi’iii j see ms to overdo
co u n try have m nde p ro h ib itio n th e law o f (he hind.
{ disH'lptlne. A firtl-yenr cmliit, A.
A ctin g under th e C o n s titu tio n , th e C o n g ress and
■I V'nn l.ei-utteon. trying to plcnsc
the L e g is la tu re s o f p ra c tic a lly all th e. s ta te s have,
|In- siiperti.rs, si rained too hard and
' he look,- 111- iipek
adopted leg islatio n fo r ils eiffo rcem en t.
Som e
abu ses have a ris e n w hich req u ire refo rm ,
t inier
) E SI E k li.w “S E A R TH gr AKE
th e law the n a tio n a l g o v ern m en t lias in tru sted in
was hi Chili', “ttotig shocks
ill
iho T re a s u ry D ep artm en t th e especial duty of re g u
I s t w c n l tmvnMany Cliinus,' sav
lation and e n fo rce m e n t. Such su p p lem entary le g is
j .pinkfH are cuiiHe.l hy the eurdi
|ilrngoti (itrning in hi* sleep, The
lation a s it re q u ire s to m eet e x is tin g -c o n d itio n s
earth's cruet is *u|l settling, smkshould he c a re fu lly and speedily m a rle d .
F a ilu re
' irig here., rising there, as it has
to su p p o rt th e C o n stitu tio n and observe I he law
rlone for « thousand million years. | “ ~ ~
gelling moil1 •.lid.le all the lime.
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ought not lo he to lera ted hy pufilit opinion. E sp e
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cially th ose in public p laces, who have tak en tlu^i
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m ake an idl
whom, the able old statesman
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OOj St* Montli8.l2.C0.
City hjr Carrier, wi good in t h e E ig h te e n th A m p h d m en t and rom om bor too w e ll
Weekly Edition tlO* th e evils o f th e open saloon e v e r to v o te fo r a re tu rn o f th o s e
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or morp backbone, .than the two short paragraphs on
he subject
prohibition.
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NIKOLA P. PACHITH U, dead.
Whether prohibition could be defeated if submitted to That
mean* nothing to ^
a referendum, we are in considerable doubt. Wo honestly' hundred million American*, but
believe that a vast majority' oi. the population-have seen the J^_mcana .■! great deal to Serbian?
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Alrplanci) and Japan,
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Hard atgl dauglpcr,
217-
Mre. John l^onardi motored t c ,
J. N. Holder of
Mrs.. C.
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Society Vaudeville To New Confectionery1Atlanta,
" r andGa..Mm.arrived
here Satur- Mrs. >
T u csiay from Jack- a guest at a luncheon
Be Given By D. A. R. Store Is First In day »«td are the guests ot their rclu,\ „.huxo the form er hnd, Mrs. I. R. Brown s t the 1 1 tn "J
niece, Mrs. A. W. Epps, a t her ?onvl11® ;J^ to lrte ttd U tttU t a t St. j Inn, honcring mombere o f t h r Pol
Here On December 20,
homo In Edgewobd. Mr. Holder la |
! Delta Delta Fraternity. '
CHILDREN AMERICAN REVOLUTION
ENTERTAIN
ED BY MRS. WATSON
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chairman of tho State Highway
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For having the highest score,
-Much Interest is being shown i j’
.Department of Georgia and is in
frsCQe Chapter of the Children Mary Elisabeth Tolar received the nnd great pleasure Anticipated Jn
One of the luted IiulMMS addi Florida on i^,tour of inspection of
Theodore HaUicoclc, who I.v a »Ui-! n - " »
uf the American Revolution were prite, which wns a box ' of doll the Society VaudoviUo \o be pro- tions t« Snnford is thut o f Bag- Florida highways.
dent ut Stetson University at Do c , C* V A' Mero returned
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delightfully entertained Saturday furniture. The boys prixe, n Unit- rented here Mlmtiyf evening Dec. .gtjtt’s mo.lirn confectionary store
■Land, spent tho weeJc-ertd h ereiffl!ur^<V ', ^r t n n,E ^r,°m J * 1
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•vdie, ivhetc he spent a short
afternoon by Mrs. W. E . Wntson
ed States_ puzzle
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.v map, was won by] 2?. “ t \ho Womim’a Clbb:tmdM:the{, located at thn corner' of First,
Airs.;A. D. Smith and Miss C h ar-fwlth ht» Bi,,ter' M^ ' John L eon -^op .business, ^
home in Kobo Don Ilishop, J r ., while the ojd<qj, tUBpjs**
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H^frlSWi ’gfcreet and Sanford AvcnuepTif the Jotto Smith rnutort'd to 'Lnkolnfur1* 1^^
'MjfLnndcr Arvnde. It Is the first
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'g irl# ' prize, a dainty handkorfl\il«f, Clihptcr, N. S. Ef. A; U.
Mrr*. Alice P e te rt spent
Sunday, where they spent the day *
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of Exquisite pink went to
Rossi•'tkr. The
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. An especially attractive program!'eonfcctionary "tore in th e c ity a n d j ks the guests of Mrs. Kerfoot B ry -' Mrs- Richard
nn .I week-end Very plea*ilntty fa'
„ , , W ., . .Twitehelf
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1 Is sttid to l o one of tlio finest or
wbitfiproses, narcissus and as* J*™" vvrrt' assisted m their games .
Ismail son Dickie ,of Daytons Beaqh j,ant)o p§ tho
a { M rt h p been -arranged which
,n’ l j j £ y mi in r,.ntml Florida. ’
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Jwere {artistically arranged in by Mr* John Leonanli.
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‘arrived here SatuAlay morning nml
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elude a variety of novel act# to bo
the Vitriou* rooms. In thc.aun pdr-.
, ^ , * r ,l"' Kllnu'!’ bad-been pluy- given by local professional talent, ; ThcL {owner* of the store, Dricn
The many friends of Mrs. Mon- * re the goeaU of Mr. and Mrm |
' * 'f<^\ lor;n beautifully decorated Christ* ed, refreshments consulting of,pink
Raggett, arc
augmented by t-cvertil numbers by D. Jarrell und
roe
H. Hutton will regret to lo am . Bnymond Key
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A. V. M< fiuin, who has
both vfcll known Snnfoni.men nnd
mas .tree was placed und nt the a ! r *freo" brick" let- cream, imli- a group pf Orlando artists.
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3 1)1 with nn attack of influ
Dzuminond
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f
r-'i’cirting
th-> pnit fortnight 1
decided In open in their present
fsnd shower /o r buso were numerous toys which v'dUftl cukes, nnd randies were
Mrs. Mary C.
One act of .much’ local interest
Pa.
rKi-d hero
h«.m Sat.Sat. t lookiu- after Ids business ini
local^n afii r nnd exhaustive study enza a t Philadelphia,
Focrfty at 3 were packed by the small guests to served by the .hostess assisted hy will
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Laurens,
S.
C.,
arrlst'd
Iks that presented by the pop
c th , left .Siiyinlay for b|s
Of tntf bu-incus places offered In
children M*?4 Raymond Key, Mrs. R. E.
.ncmbera of the be sen t to, the immigrant
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ular Lion's clnb quartette, S. Rat
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs.
N.
K.
Payton
of
Washingm
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Sanford
The
corner
Is
admirably
Leonnrdl and
of the Woman’s at the receiving room at Ellis Tolar. Mrs. John
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Dlghtuq, Paul Emge, Claude Ho
suited fur i huxinesa of this char ton, D. C., who Is visiting her sis at her home on Mcllnnville A ve
Mrs. Fred Daiger
Favors of
symnnd Key and Island.*
ward and Juseph Graham.- This
;er, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, nt
Mrs W. AV. Potter and daugb
ilirr ns hostesnen.
Tho afternoon wns merrily spent snappers in which were concealed quartette i* a decided h|t when acter.
nue.
Mranrtt-? left Sunday for JaekMty
The d o rut unis of the Interior Wlndemere, motored to Sanford
Married Man," in gam es and contests. Peter Rab gay colored caps and souvenirs
ever they are pluced on n program art) amoriR tin- finest in the state Sunday
accompanied
hy Mrs
jEpworth League bit w as most populnr as a contest. were given each child.
llru u Amlerron left Sunday for ; Mich,, w litre they will spend
Among the members of the C. nnd their numbers for this occa- and nr^ mi miiuvntiun in this sec Harnes nnd s|>ei»t the day here ns !
holidays with h?r parents
[o'clock at the The young guests were required to
'" 0 WhCr° h° Wi"
A. R. implying this delightful aft situi w.ll 1-e especially delightful. tion. Eveiv 1'iiTe of furniture, in-, the guests of their brother and ^ T
(tnrium.
plnco the lettuce leaf in his mouth
All affairs given by the ^BallW eluding Hu bmnUiln, is new nnd of w fc, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitta.
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ernoon were Klise Hutchison, Carfane Wife,’’ prcTlte many friends of Mra.
while
blindfolded. Martha Oidhop 0]yn Kent. Frances Pemberton, Harrison Chapter nfe always re- the lali-st imtterns. The arrnngeIterniure departMrs. L. L. Rogers of I .surens, .1 Ieffler "will regret*.tu' limrn
proved most proficient and was Gcorgritu Hart,
b).in’" Club ut 8 given the prize for the girls, a box
Artcmesia Dmoks, Cnived with much intprest and this mcnt of the tables, and the lay - 1 Mies Martha Fitts, wlio is ntjn Kanfbnl as tho she la 411 nt her homo on Magnol
given m r prixe ior me girts, a nox Rj||y Thigpen. Martha Bishop, Don unu:.iial affair will be exceptional- out for th.- -..da booths are said to tending Htunrt Hall, nt Stnui ton, ( . is, visiting
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Mrs.
Charles T. Vincent Avcnuo.
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rr will entertain of lovely paper dulls. Tho boys' [)ishop, Jr., Adelaide Key. Knth- ly- enjoyable.
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prize, n box of toy moslocs,-wns ,.rjn,. Thigpen, Hnrriett Rossiter,
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upend the holidays here with her
rcle No, « W ° [
. . Vlll, „ ik ,h, ,
Vi chi Betts spent the rfay
won l>y Henry Wight.
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Mary
F.lizaheth
Tolar, Henry
A large i-tis/k of candles is enr- parents, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Fitts.
Mm. Clyde
Byrd
and two sin^ll i W
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interetsing
game
for
•—Another Interetslng game for Wight. Joe. MeCnslitj, Chnrlolte | f n
|o rlock.
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'* <arries the
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daughters, Mary Marie and B*tty ! who has l>e?n spending the.
for
which
prizes
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Ruth Milliard nnd Vif- v J I L f. /V . Xv. J. i ‘O H G n t A t names of nationally known maimpflev will haVe a the nftenloon
Monroe B Hutton left Sunday i , rnf)
>jondny for Arcadia, |./-w \ , yH with her nmtherc,
were
awarded,
wns
indoor
qUoitB.
ginin
McDaniel.
nig'it f"r f’hiladi lphin,’ Pn . where v;J)|>r't, thl,y w(1| <lK,lu|
holi w-. M Hand, who is Ul o tith c
|hr home of Mrs.
tray Candn-' ate to he kept nl all he .vji - •a'teil by the illness of Mrs
on Mrlloitvillc
Imjr with Mra. Hyrd's parents, Mr. J Luke's lloi pital.
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times a'nl in t tlrn large showing- J 1 UItoll
. Members pre
mil Mrs. Jake Wcy.
Quite .i large number of mem has been ;>
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the
Christreservations to
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•rdmg 'to Mr. Mag
,Min Agm s Bulger of Winter r Mrr. J. E. McElhonnon of Jef- |
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tit'
ter, Daughters of Amcricnn Revo
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Pars spent the week end, in 'San- jferson,
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Rettimportant biiniGET THE BEST
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Gn., nnd two sons, 11. A . 4
lution motored to Del.und Fridny
Luncheon sandwich", ntul hot ford .u th - guest of Mis.s I-ena
A very ? enjoyable recital was
elect ion of offiImpromptu (Hugo Rheinhold), where they were the guests of
i MeKihannon of Atlanta, Ga., and
Flower Urns, Concrete bloclh*
drinks are also to he served at all Belle PtnveJI.
•Millie Hall at 3 given by {he Cocilloil Music Club Marjorie Smith
I.lames MeKihannon of Jeffereon,
of ul! kinds, Roofing Tile,
the Colonel Arthur Erwin Chap hours and -pretnl dishe- nnd fla
rn urged to nt- .Saturday i{fternoon in the studio of
,Gn., while touring the state ntopped ( mom. Coloring, Ele. from
Gavotte (Morey I, I-ouelhi Mn ter nt a special meeting p/csidcd vorings are to lie carried for cater
Mrs. Fannie Stombrldge Munson. honey.
Mr*. Clarence Powell and baby (IVPr ga(grdj,y with her daughter. .
aver hy the state regent, Mrs. ing purposes lo afternoon and eve Ire nrr.i I home
SANFORD CEMENT '
The meeting opened with a gen
of the
m.
. unili\> even ng ^jr;, ^ \y, Epps, at her homo in,
"Rosary" I Nevin Whelfley), Ju 1 M"of k.« White of .liicksi-nville.
ning parties
PRODUCTS CO. ■.'-.-ft
‘ ioon at 3:30 nt eral discussion on the topir, “Some
from Quitinau, Ga., when
l^*'K ; Edge wood.
Iin Higgins.
The members from De Land
' ;tVr tieea pending : otne time with
circles are ex- Thing./ That Help Me at the P rac
Phone 112-W
5th and Maple
Meditation (Morrison), Alice Do were joine I by chapter inenibe
tice Hour." Brief sketches were
her parent nt.
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Roumillat
Mr and Mrs. < nrl
from
Sanford,
Daytona,
Course
y
given ot^Stophcn Heller and Ed
spent the ( ay here Saturday with
ward MncDowcIl. followed l>v se
Crniih- S-sng (F.bnerick), Mas Smyrna and Orlando. At I o’clock
3 1 apd M r* fl It S t e v e t i s a id relntix < p
iuinr
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a
tempting
luncheon
was
served
at
I l a r e n c e I ’oWi ll m o t o r e d
t " I'a
■f (he Welfare lections from these two composers Brown
Mari lie
( I’fi-fferkorii I, I'oris
Intkii Sdndn.v, w h e r e th e y vv, nt ,o
Woman's Club played by Mrs. Arthur Moore and
Mrs At l( Mabry and son, JlnrMildred Nix.
Hopkins
m e e ! M rs Row ell and baity
w ho
tmi, will arrie,. here Sunday eve
i
I I,'idle*
pari*
At
the
close
of
the
current
even*
1‘ietiic I \i.itihie Milhr” I. t 'ntohiit*
w e n r e t u r n i n g f r o m Q u i t m a n , <m. ning from Iwxiugtim, V.-i
Assoriat ion c-f
W I N T E R I A U K , K m. D tr l i
where
A mollg I r.e si 111
discussion
Miss
Kioise
l-niiier
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Coghul
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fill meet nt 3:30
u l’l r , ! — (/P)— I)i
Hiim iH on Holt,
Minton is a student nt VVu hi.'u
n group of delightful readings
’ Ktnde,
“ 1-irehrnnds"
( l.rslte sent were Mm Uroi
its are request
'IiI ilJye B e n j a m i n sp e n t 1 he ton nnd l^*e University They Will
dent of rU II n t nlleve. wnu r v
Piano selections were exception Loth). Hetty ! I mt ermi't i r
.lucks, -ttv die, -"Went , M m A . M 1
hls is the last
in O rla n d o
a * t h e sietal the holidays llei" v ith Mr*
turned .Sunday from it 10 day trip iiiy* S u n d a y
A D I
Village Dance t K insoella I. Mary B a i n o f l Irlii olo, f i Oving into the ally well rendered and included t!.>file.*'I of her aunt, Mrs. Bnndel.
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Mabry's sister, Mrs. G. K Smith.
following numbers:
Mrs
E B
Brown
Nell Smith.
lidding
Hof-Mnc
Rnttcry Co.
nnd in
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"Grand
Tarantella" (Stephen
. in the duvidopmrnt
Miupet in G ( Paderew ski I, Mar second vice regent , Mrs John -------.................
tcresting points
Smiforri’s
Pioneer
Hiulf'J’
Mr
and
Mrs
Amos
S.-Jones
oft
Mr
and
Mrs,
W
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bnlbrftl
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Heller), Mrs. Arthur Moore
Jorie Hoskins.
Bconnnli. Sanford treasurer; M n ,; ,
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o f Nations which he Solomon,
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are
visiting
in
daughter
Mini.
Ruth
Bullard
of
Shop.
"Mountain
St reant" > (Sydney ! Ar|>eggio
Waltz (Crawford), R K Holmes. D a y t o n a < haplain: |... „
„n a,l(!r-J13 , unu>rni* Aanfurd ns the guests of their aon, |Altamonte Springs spent the d:iv
Ifernilon will
Smith), Mary Ellzabaih Tular
(Jenc Martin Laiu-y
Mrs. I head, t - Strawn, of Del.tind n|R,|t ,Jt-fl,rt. th, student body ant! lohn R Jore* on Bonrdali Avenue, imp* Saturd»y
of tile Idler*
Gy pay .Dance (Liennefl. Marc
F.lf and F a iry (Brentley), Sndie p a s t f t f l i e r e g e n t
(
10 nVIoek at her
townnp*-ople on the internal work
LJJighton.
Leinhart
,
Those attending from the Salii
IHeighl*
ii-s of this wi rid organization, nc
I Sonata (Kutdnn) Cnrmetu M ar-I Concert Etude op. 3(J (MncDow- Harrison Chapter were, Mrs R F.
IM'cst Side Par
conling to nn nmounn-nirnl mntlr
her.
ell). Mildred Nix.
Tolar, regent; Airs Raymond Key. ih* morning
tuition at 2:80
Mrs. John Reonanll, Mrs. W
E
While In Washington, DC Holt
side Primary
Watson, Mr* A M DeFi res'
rrihl with President C'wilidg
Mrs. John Mcisch
d Gvurg'G Kctuitf.Kc.Ht'gg, Secretary tif Attnte,
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G. Herring, Mr*. L. P. Itagan, Mr*. Svcretnry Hoover, of the (TOtn*)
i
of the (Irani
0 , Irving Boucks, Mr*. A. T. mcrce Ih-pnrtment and many oth
ool under the
Itossjter, Mrs. W .1 B. Hnllunl of er Jendprs In international policies
Jargaret McRae
Atnoqg some of the points U
Describing the recent publica ly broadcast a report that dia Altamonte Springs, Mrs, Clarke of
at the South
'be disc|is*ud by the Rollins prnsiDerby, Conn
Thnt
Itomnn nt H o' tion of news stories to the effect monds would be cheaper
Ulent, be ind'in|i-d, wmild be the In
that new* discoveries in South news service is controlled bv n man
I dor office, the opium traff c, the
r o GIVE BUNf IIF.ON
known to tli- everything pnssibb
health prq-rnm the activities of
Africa winch showed heavy din
which will damage Moigun". tb.
' Ilf committee oil ||itebe>3 OHI C«
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mood deposits and that the mar import*-! said
operat iiiii among nnti ms, and slim: at t lie
Our Windows Reveal N e w a n d Lovely
J ’arihellern r
vp i i ! hav i
ket <>n diamond* would soon be
rhe d1111m-nd mill ket, especially
I [*ir undertnkir- If* II Will ill*" l x
1.
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tiiiicb
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considerably weaker, as a dellber on the larger stones Ini* shown an
Christmas Inspirations
'plain in some detail, be -.aid. tin
ate blow aimed at the J. I’ Mor ) increase since those stories were I d ay Dec 2 k nl I o'clock ut llo
disputes
thut
have
already
been
Club.
KvHcrvntnins
ghn interests, which ctmtrol the published nnd, instead of hurting Country
ntade^ns early' as pa*
pass 'cettled by tho Bcagio* of Nations
be ntHihwiiH
diamond output of the world, a the diamond industry, they have sjiouldI h
council and discuss the important
New
York diamond
importer only caused, the purchaser to pay ible t o Mr*. (•Jrd"ll WHlenx, li.
case* thnt have been disposed of
)rlnndo.
Florida
All
frat.showed a representative of The a higher price for his waiting to R2 H, Orl
hv :|u* body.
rd ially welroru
Iferahl dazzling array of stones see what the market would do, be Ity w 'l inen a rc
"f tlie King’s and h ch art showing their increase ntjtletl
who
lia s
i.
\\ illnrd Gate
P !■, Methodist in puce for the past 20 years ' There is no fluctuations m dm
fi-'v month*
Ispe-ndmg tin i*
I Krutov evening The importer is from New Vurk
|,r)t-PS, aeon ding in tin* vjsi
e *d ay by in<
Sanford, leave
•!•-*,II Russell City nnd wns interviewed st Me |to, t
„n!> Iln ,,|-wnrd treivl ’■
whi r>
be
for
Macon,
'o*
Mr* W. II Baulin's Jewlery Store Inst Satur i ri.ri)<-(j,.d
wi t h h l * t
spend the hol'd
»t'i"i ' presided day
'
t u r n t o S a u l id
Owing In the danger attendant*ents. He will
|hi- . eting was
"J P. Mi-rgan control* the dia- l upon his travel- with « large stock ^about Jan. I"
D ec. LMth
(i r the t ’hrint, moral industry today and bus con- \of diamonds, the merchant re
\ number given for every
l*> .1
II S Osborj c ••( Umatilla iw nt
mat* .iTeeting ! lr° ,,cd ,l for !,cvcrnl yCftr»- Tht’ J quested that hi* name bu omitted
dollar spent
inn.- r e l a i i a c f t U * ^ ^
*; iown ut. from print. He spent the entire the day here M'-ndny attending to I
I
. IncreaM) every yfenr for the past day in tbi* city Saturday ns h bUHiness.
•tdvSVfe
Tubes 1.35
||mp
, 60 years. A news service recent- guest of Henry McLaulin.
30x3Vj-Tlren
$0.05
Many Local Members
Special DeLand Meet fftCtur,r‘, A s,,Kk,,,r, b** nn;|
DELIGHTFUL RECITAL IS GIVEN ON i
SATURDAY B Y CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB
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t
New;I)r. Hamilton Holt
Returns From Trip
Eastern Points
,
ATWATERKENT
if
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“Bogus”
JOtber
fmihg
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“ A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial Cay
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filters Are
At Party
liss ftussell
WIN A
PHONOGRAPH
FANCY BED SPREADS
--for Christmas Gifts
pr*- had been}*
B.iii wa* en- j
'eit by her;
luvx |i. -rrvrd n
lr>r
T A LLA H A SSEE. H n „ Dee. 13.
* m Mrs. W.
-i t<F)T-Ggvprnor Martin Nvaa back
T w Gtlhfert. nl the executive office today after
Mr*. W. R. seeing Governor John JL Trum
faith. Mns Mar- bull of Connecticut nnd party,
Mar y Rarttio*] achieve nn objective fiTT which the
(•»rfelt, Miss latter cam e to Florida—the bag
l"th Moss, Miss ging-of a wild turkey. ’•
sa Lila Bolton,
Az a m atter of fa rt, the Connec
P* Mrjvm,. Miss ticut visitors killed n half dozen of
hornhy Smith. the birds, and left Tallahassee enI’l niui Mr-,. Paul route home Saturday night satis
fied with the result of their trip.
THc^nnkeyr were slain Jn Je ffer
son county and vicinity, after a
four-day camp in the woods.
29xd.40 Tires
2Px4M0 Tubes
Governor ^Trumhull 1j?
Bags Large Tukery
Now,
l Wat
Gov. Trumbull announced before
leaving.that he would probably re
|0F FLORIDA, turn to Florida In January, to pay
IDfc. 13.- W — a visit |V» S t Petersburg.
wV insect at this
( L Cox, who is
I ks> a weakness
M i» Mi
tep College, BosUtrrfre In flanford
vis* the *tnto- qn, Satu rd ay: .tp spend ,tW Christ*
University ot msr> vacation with her mother, Mrs.
ilint-IMuudu -M .^M iller,'on Mngnolia
St, regarding
,
.......s nudtittudi Avenue.
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m vrwtpiscuous*
IL L fU
F.P.RINES
DEVELOP INTO
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phon^j 461-J
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
serious
trouble. You esn stop diem
II p. 01.
tiosr yith Crcomulslan, an cmulsibcd
rrrosoto that la pleasant to take, (ixeotnttJsion Is n new medical discomy
with two-fold action; it soothes and
Richard Barthelmess
hndsTthe inflamed membranes end in
Supported by
hibits jj'-rm ,;i>■.*.i!i.
* Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
Palsy Iiuth Miller
ognised by high medics] authorities as
In
. one of the greatest healing agencies for
1 Persistent coughs snd bolds and other
“W iite
forms of thfoat troubles. Crromuliiun
contains. In addition tn creosote, other
healing elements which sootbo and heal.
the infected inemUsnes end stop the
■ -»
f: irritation snd infUmmstiotf, while the
e goes on to the stomteh* tsxiit 'j
------- - iqto tho Map*!, attacks tho post
[gavy Swells,n
of the trouble and cbejJU the growth
________& of the germs.
S=S=f=
Creomulsion is gasrsmeod aitlsfic*'
lory'fr» the treatment of persistent
coughs and roJdt, bronchisl (l'hrna,
kroachhlt and other forms of frsplrs- d I* excellent for build*
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'TUESDAY
Theatre — DeLand
Wednesday 1 C
Night Dec. -*■ O
n A lin I H lf
gold. Heavy weight
$ 7 .0 0
each
$ 1 .9 5
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Famous Revue
U toT coofam colilt.
ling to
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81x108 blue, rose, and
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be treated
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Order Tickets Ry Mall Now
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IN F IIR D
Colored Dimity Spreads
With fancy striped of rose,
blue and goldv 8lx90
special—
Silk Rayon sSpreads
ATHENS
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YES SIR!’
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We are buying our tires at - .
'ties.
‘bat there hud
f°r three adya,
"'ormally warm I
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8.85
2.65
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Bath SetCTTwo towels a
wash
size.
mm
u
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hynjrally n'|>e|lnnt,he brought
»■ * wy *
je t
\r' .Irv/Jy1'
a! tongs atl’thiroehtlment and
to. inspire , m net to ro.nale
llchio verse entitled ‘Flame
____ _
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aw m a
•y e l e ^ r a p h
— w -** —
it happens to be
~t the present time.
*. .
last song that;. Beethoven
n s a setting jb i; A pwm
The. Kisr.', /It was writUm
l<«»f eiter.w ) cfoba fas sing i
■>t a reception. -A' young i
au
dccth«yxn.<A a 1 b+lteV-Cf p<Jputor
jalladrriisT t h * ‘undc^slcip. of the
g r e s ^ m p o s e fs career brought W
tight again in the, musical w bfli’s
^ ’Pbeervnftec of his centenary.
> " Bong* iwhich havo lain forgotten
■ nnd un-.iung for.the last.fifty year*
■ will bo .revived, : »>m Frederick
Freeman tic, secretary o f ! tho .Bee*
thoven Centanninl Memorial Coin*
mittca. The 'committee hopes to
make Beethoven known as the
composer of eighty songs “as tentier and light as his symphonies
are heavy nncf profound.'*
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 13^-(/P>—
The Times says Litn Grey Chap
Had A “ Romantic Soul”
The composer remomber’ed mort- i lin; estranged wife of. Charlie
■ ly for his symphonies and sonu- j Chaplin, has announced her inten
ta i is described by Faeemantle os tion of returning to. the Roman
the .popular song writer of , his Catholic Church, which faith she
j?. tbitf; JBadtRoven’g reputation wnx says, aha renounced w|jcn she mar
, .so high among his contemporaries ried'the film comedian.
Shd woulii-liny* heTTwf) children
that'he was chosen chief editor of
large collodion of ballads." "Ade baptised by the Catholic Church
laide” and , “To the Distant ‘.Bo- so that “they might enjoy the consh» ‘tthrew
' •liy itl" ' arc among his best known eolation," she
'^ompbiltlonn.
“It Is n curious fact," says Freemantle, “that all of the songs have
the single thofn* of mornl might turned nnt to lie a fnihftx* I can
... Though bo won shunned in his ^return to my church. M.v mother
day and is personally romupiijoied and my grandparents were raired
. f.ven now moinly for his cceentrl- and grew up ns devout members
.cities, his songs have a delicacy of the Roman Catholic Church. In
and n joyousness that reveal n iny efforts to promote .marital
sensitive and even a romantic happiness, I consented to tAkc
everything and turned my bark on
my family's religion. Js’pw T can
turn to the faith of my childhood."
The marriage could not he rec
ognired by the rhurch IwcnuBe
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To Return To Catholic
Church, She Declares
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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roe ceviM’ our
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INSURANCE OFFICIAL STATES
THAT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES WILL SOON
REGARD KISSERS AS
POOR R IS K S .
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By Condo
Mom Knows Her Stuff
1 $eE THE
HOUSE NQfr
DOOR IS
FOR R6NY
Y"e?, THERE YJORC SoME
Are
PEOPLE HERE To d a y TIj
F lNO OUT VJHfiT Z KNEW
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PLACE jZ C fikT
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nothing b u t an old
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aU* Herald
D. RATES
t in Advance
will be received
i colleger lent
•
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a
g is restricted to
ttion.
made The Sanjjl be responsible
Insertion,
subsequent
office should be
tely In case of
^ERTISEUS
I representative
iliar with rates,
fication will give
formation. And
will assist you
Cjr want ad. to
[effective. •
<T NOTICE
Should give their
Office address ns
phone number If
ills. About one
thousnnd has a
[the others can't
you unlessur address,
kusnre MUST be
it The'Sanford
bjr letter. Tele*
nuanres are not
!>m{it - Efficient
rv r«-
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cut
flowers
San
IT. W A R T III F F L O R I S T ”
Flower# for all invasions
Mc L a n d e r a r c a d e
Phone 7H 1
2 7 — P ro fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s
[TRIM CO.
|r. not the owner "
lADFUKD
Ben ices ufjfered
>
to
I Hair Bobber* In E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T W AVES.
Children's lieI n° kinks, one price, personal *t
.
U-ntion. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
i Phone 34U-J.
I It BE II SH OP
• _____________________________
aohu Ave.
S'. J. NIX
.
j Attorney and Counsellor at 1-a*
C STORE —- I're210 Enrt F irst Street.
Ug*. Soda. Wc a r e ------- — ----- ---- — — -----—-------|>M" phone.
C I R C U U N E P E R M A N E N T Win
,
P1,(
j itig. Gunrnuteed nut i
burn.
.Madam H arriet, over Mobley*
w a tc h t h is
COLUMN FOR f
Singer Electric, Cash or terms . ' 1*10 /“l0 ,t J . ? 1* ”'
Singer Sewing Machine to,, C, W, |
Nicholson, Malinger,
McLander, - = ■
Eat
Anna C Carl). 611 M vrtle Avenu-.
________ ____
_
_
5 8 — Itnomn " tth o u f Hoard
j* " urt House.
Myrtle Avenue lot just off 13t.i
j Street.
Price $1950 mi terms of
$25 cash and SU> rnuitthly
Northwest .inner Elm and lltghland
F-u ipnck .a le JltMtU $2tHI
C14fh 1Gl til Hi «■
—
\
And u r '11:1 .1 nmn> «»i \\rr
lutu t hn r •dll
hnu^hl ft.! ju- ’
n few d>dl(n« down
ROOM Suitable for two gentle
men.
Hot wutei
KeusonubL
rate.
1015 Elm Avenue.
C O R N ER P A L M E T T O AVE
.---------[)A i NTy
‘
,
0
’
SMITH BROS.Home Furnishers'* ■
Buy Now — T ay L a t e r
5350 13) G IV E HER A N IC E NEW D R E S S
AND HAT F O R C H R IS T M A S . MEN'S. LADIES' AND. CHILDR A F F E L D 'S
L A D IE S’ SH OP,
run's bedroom slippers, $ 1.00 to
$250.00 ;S A N F O R D A V E N U F $3.00 n pair. Lloyd's Shoe Store,
1925 Ford Tour,
lialloon Tire*
lh“ "
T Y O U R C H R IST M A S
Stationery and Fountain Pons G Eand
holiday decorations h am
Seminole Hook Shop, McLander
Union Pharmacy, 111 E. Firgt,
SAY " M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S " to
Her with a pair of now shoes
from Woodruff and Wut*on's, 20-3
j E. 1*t St.
liuiigalow nortlt of Hughey 1924 Overland 4 Tour.
on I’almetlu Avenue. Tw
4 New Tires
“" J ™
y
K' 1 ? I?,AVF:D CA1I*,1: ING. \LA R L>® 7
SD
op
lfl^i Ford Tour
f l n l ' S E S FOR S A L E
ROOM 8U1T1
h E L V I S ATOR Elec trie Ri^riger- See Parisienne Gift Shop, McLon*
utlon the. Ideal G ift for
Her,
‘
der Arcade.
Kelviiuilor Platt C o , 39 M cL a n
der Arcade.
713
8 1 — H o u s e s for Sn le
o f 1 A NRW jjy iN G
Arcade.
Herald Ruildin
Phone
LINGERIE, a pair
hose
or
handkerchiefs would
will brin g jo y fo r all the fam ily ^
bar a lovely g « t . The Yowthruout the year. R u s s e l l , f
Company.
nlturo Co., 321 E. l i t
‘
AND
Dl A \ Ml KG I D R I’OI
K
FOR RENT one large
furnished [ 78— OfTICffl a n d O l*mK R o o m
Itedrooin. 018 Oak Ave,
O F F f C E Fort K E N T — In Mdsch
Bldg
Apply A. P Connr'ly A
FOR
R E N T — Furnished rooms,
convenientIv located Hot wnt,-t Sons, Magnolia and 2 nd
Private family
3t'ltl Magnolia
W A N T E I ) --- Dusk room down
sta ir*;
III NO typ*-writer
desk
F iiR
RENT Redronin, desiratd- « K**up A'Ml
" A ", r . t v Sunfnrd
neigh bur hood, 311 i ’a tk Ave
Herald
|
Arrnde,
$25 cash mid $15 monthly.
H O U SE
Fur
R E N T So ’ 2«. i '>
Holly Ave, 5 room# and 11it i ^ ft
|6 7 — Ittxim s M ilh H oard .
g a I age
lm|inrc> I l l ' J Park Ave '■ Smalt
Street
lot t
ROOMS, with or without m eal, F U R N IS H E D
H O U SE.
Floral ^
'
Reasonable rates. U ncoln Hotel.
Uo.ghts, five room*, hath, light*
^
ami garage. See Jm-. D. J m k m -
.1 U. V111 1 ER
Chiropodist
( Foot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Store
Phone 102 for appointment
fur estimate*.
.•
dodge bro th er s
FO R SALK—Three room cottage,
all convunienccH.
Corner Got.
Furnished ur diifurnlnhed: ’ Apply
410 W. 12th S t , after 4
tn.
'f^rn
$3.(K) per b<>*. Phone 56 1 -J Celery F O R R E N T —Furnished house, 705
Avenue.
Palmetto Avenue.
Apply 9:30
------I to 12 yn premises, ur at HPJ Elm
Avenue.
58— Household G oods
---------- F’OR SALE
Ijirge rnuni I mnhng
1SENT 5 room stucco bunuiiv liming room table with ,,
gtilow |i«-ul«il at the corner of
riiin if tin Avenue anil Katie Street
l-uricv It vmg room, dining room,
i with n.oz/le
4|oo<l
k itchi*n
'•nniplete
wi Ui
electric
1ft f'
at ■I water heater, liuilt ,n
K tiR RENT Two sleeping room# \1“ hmet-, two lied room*, hath with
wjth two U*d* ea. h
Inijuire 10 ‘f 1 sh',WBr' lnr,r'’
fr" llt
al|d rear
Elm Avenue.
: purr he*. Owner will rent for $65
__ : __ __
_
monthly, or will sell on exception
F O R SA L E — Thursday, Oriental nlly easy term* at a rlose price.
ruga.
Draperies,
Brir-a Hrac, For 'ifHher informotion see Mr
China, also. mulc*kin cctat.
Mr.t, Mitchell »t The Herald office.
]
DR
90—Automobiles for Silo
T O 1.*26 Cflsh
,,fi m,>nlhl>' wil) buy'; Used car pricer* do not provide for
THREE ATTRACTIVE STU ('._te l jbeautilul I••t on French Avenue, nny prl>fjt such ns n new car husi
i Bungalow*.
Just
completed
|ncB*.
PASTRIES, PIES, snlnds. We tak erSpecial built in features. Phono 13. Prfce J 135ii.
-——
!
special
oriler*
for |iartie_i. I —---------------------------- -----------------Routh's Delicatessen. .1621 W. 1m FOR RENT—Five room house, Laurel Avimue lol I*.-tween 9th Used car prirea do not cover depreSt.
. . T‘ ''
| furnished. Apply Burclift homo and Kith street. I'rue 12,000 on Elation. The original purchaser
—------------------------- — --------------- |two miles out west Fjrst St., or terms of f:.n cash ami $20 monthly. I'u'd that.
--------See these Pusrenger Cor* at m,r
NOTICE See J
It. Kills fo r'p . O Box 095.
Oak A v«*nut* lot, $17.50 on terms 01* ,
Uurtl Car l^)t
Christmas oranges. Fancy oran g e*!--------5 7 — G o od T h i n g s
WIGHT-CI1RISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing, Engraving,
Embossing. Sec us first. We do
i t Phono 417-W .' R. It. AvenueCommercial Street.
C-clefy Avenue
Phone 212 V
A F lo ra l Suggestion for Every
Occasion
Flnrul Design* a Specialty
Sale
L a n d F oe
DAILY HINTS TO
FOUR ROOM* ApArtment, private FOR RENT QR :SA L E -.F ou t
USED CAR
bath, garage,' 217; Holly -Ave.
. room bungalow, garage, largo
PURCHASERS
lo t, eight minutes*ride south of
W AN TED TO K N O W who own?
75—
Business
Places
for.
Rent
post office.
Terms attractive.
.Pit hull stud dog in Sanford?
Address J. J. Nulls, Plner untie,
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rant for in best residential section. Close
Fla.
stores or offices at Park Ave.. fh, Priced right. See owner. Dr.
and Commercial S tre e t W .. M. McDougnll. First Nat. Rank Uldg,
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op
posite Court House.
FOR S A L E 1
WOOD
—
WOOD
Stove, Hester, and Fireplace 77— Houses for Rent.
— --------- —.--------------------..
buy .1 well local
QUICK SERVICE TRAN SFER
FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on price $750 each
PRONE 498
Palmetto Avenue corner o f,fo r ail cosh.
DOwYOU KNOW
Spurting Street. Two bed roofns
SECOND HAND sewing machines
THAT
dining room, living room and Tclt $25 cash nr-d $15 monthly will buy
reconditioned and
guaranteed.
chon, bath room, garage, Improve corner lot in Plnehumt,
Price
$5.00 and up. Phorn 261 1, 3. 110
ments. ?45 monthly. Phope 713 $1250.
Used car prices do not include
East 3rd S t
for appointment
charge for freight and war tnx.
v
He
„
N. Park Ave. '
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
. a NSCO CAMERAS
’
AND SU PPLIES
601 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
A. K. ROSS1TF.R
uttruSavely
1 moderate rent Young, pwnc
B. Ik PERKIN S — Haberdasher
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
Clothes. 110 First Street.
2 5 — F lo r is t * .
J TWO ROOftlSi^fCiUbcailto
* ! bath,
18— Business Service Offered
-
1
40— Money to Loan
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY.
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring,
105 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phont
3-10-J.
•’ 0'
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO West First Street
at Phoi\* 441
83— Farms and
71— AVhere to E at
KAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
MARVAN1A, ‘
things to c a t.a t nil times. 103
Allow us {he opportunity "t
W. 1st St.
• ’ > < showing you this fine •property.'
Scruggs Scoggans Itoalty ;.jC I».
'Phone 735,
Mosonlc^-Ttraple
74— Apart meats nntf FJ
JA M ES IL COWAN— All kinds of
Tin 'and S h e e t, Metal 'JVork.
Water and Boat Tanka. At Oajc
Avenue apd Third S treet Tele
phone 1 1 1 : .
1
Tuhejs ’
Yes!
Ipest In Sanford’
Ire t o, 2mi‘'j West
S la U m is
i
liO D G IN S & COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Plain und oniuineutnl sheet metal
work. T e l 71G-W. 207 French
Avenue. 2 ? “
* j
( A I 1. 352 for fresh
lesson vs
_•
Business Service Offered 37 -SHualion Wanted Male
- payment*
«c ■ line
£ ..^7« a line
fon reqneit.
rates are f
irtions.
average lengl
,
L E T US H E L P YOU choose
$250.60
Ideal gift for him.
tho
log
e
.
is t
f m m
W« have n TEACH YOUR FAMILY thb valo*
1926 Dodge Special Tour,
m our
- - stm
“' - k.
L Wuodniff -am
J W at. of a o*yings account, A "Christ*^
We uskwl the pamtew. to imi- son. 208 E ast Ist S t
mas Savings Club" account tak
late # > New Model
He did a --------------------------- ---------------^this Bank will moke j
' good job
$075.00
F O oJX & E KIDDIES
fipweclatml, gift for - any rnarabtf
5 room stucco bungalow located 1921 Dodge Tour
ut ytiie corner of Palmetto
an d )
Runs Good
$95.00
Katie,
Large living room, d i n - j
'in g room, kitchen, two beil rooms, 1925 Dodge Coupe
|
bnlh wit b shower, large pore he >, | New Duco Finish
$ $650.00
etc. well built and almost
new ,
T
tu ,,nn „ ,
,
.
, 1925 Dodge Special Tour.
$6,6111) on term# of $200 cash ami
; 4 New Balloon#. New Duco
$8.ri monthly.
Finish
$ou(»66
Spanish bungalow on I'uik Avo-i 1923 Dodgo-CoUftv,
'nue
Partly furnished, two Wcl
4 New T ire s—Good
of Iho family,
FlrsT Nation*
1LEEUEE-SHEEBK DOLLS, Twia- Bank;
thm Toys, Bulls nnd ' B o k i
To d a ll w r yony package o r g lfta
SCininulo Hook
28 McLauCall Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
der Arcndo,
|T O Y S o f every description that
will deHrtht Uto children’s heart.i.
t Tn,,n pharmacy.
( ------------- ..........
$350 06
YOUR
4—— r
S U I T S ate mnde In San-
foril to. nieasuie. We carry a
complete line of woolen merchan.................|di#*». Quniity, Service and W tl
HOY’S TOY E L E C T R I C tram a i p l j n n t c * 4
.WOLF T H E T A I L O R
electric moving plcturo machine.
Idcul Chrlstm«s prcsenL Bargain j>14 Sanford, Avenue,
first Street
* --- ----------------- :---------------------------------at $3.00 each. Call '813-1.
double g arage,
large y
n fult line,
|THE N E X T T IM E you arc sick
...
. > v u i H O M l I I . UH H
.
•
” - I
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shoppir
on
terms
of
$500
cash
n
riKht.
Cash or 1 f r y Chiropractic. You si«>n will
$350.00
here. A completa line of
investment*
Vnlde*
Hutel
buildon
l
"
rnlH
of
*
r,0°
ca"
h
nn'1
tho
-Hnlloon
T
ire*
rooms fnInnre payable like rent
your business. [ Ret well and will keep smiling TWO F U R N IS H E D
F O B HI M
gage, -jewelry, ladles and
mg.
TP9
Ouk
llght
housekeeping.
-------------------1 Phone 482 J for appointment. Dr.
wearing apparel. Giv* your —
■7 7 ,
---------- „
.
"
S E E T H E S E T R U C K S AT OUR
rite Co,, general W. E. MacDougall, 1st Nat. Bank Avenue.
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain
a wrist watch. Your
______________ ___ ________ ____ _
j H IGG IN S SMITH W IG HT, INC
Beautiful bungalow
among oak |
MAIN P L A N T
sidewalks, bu ild-|Bldg.
Pens. Seminole Book Sh \\ Me- is good, W. O, Russell Supply Co., ^
. . .
,
,
'
Reid i * t a t e and
trees.
Almost tu'w, large living i,-i *• a v i >’ a m d i ’i t i i v i t r p p t
Iltinn boxes. ,1. It
hlf — R oom s for H u U S t k e e p i n R
IN SU R A N C E B R O K E R S
room, two bed rooms, dining nook.i
M A h AN
1
‘ r R h h l lutnder Arcade,
315 E. 2nd St.
s Furniture CO. |l)rug store.
HO— A - -R e a l E m la t e D i r e c t o r y
W A T C H M A K IN G ,
ENG R A V ING ------------------ --------------- -—--------------- ,
and jew elry repairing Don Smith, FOR RF.N’ T
A ttractive houae. I 'l
- Hut Sandwiches 202 H. let St
peeping room
L I T \V. 2nd St.
UG COMPANY
!------- ----- -------
Phone 571-J.
*
W a n t e d — 1 o Ht’nl
bath, electric range and
water
boater, . ompletely furnished ready
for you to move in
Double, gar-
-----------
WANTED Tn KENT -
19244 Ford Tour
room, kitchen, hath with shower,
Three fu-
age . f l o we r * and »hmh*.
e v e e N fv M u o 's
N
'
OH w o !
c* m
s o TVttM
^
THiW . TYuES
escap e tu t
O F T H t unvm.
. w ev?
89— Wanted— Real Estate
! room stucco
j modern, Palmetto Avenue, on tho
J Heights.
$350 cash.
Monthly
SEVEN o r eight room furnished rental terms on' the”bulnnce. Also
home with garage wanted on !>nve for.,sale one small cafe, cenycar lense by reliable p"fty. RcL trully located. A few hundred in
erenres given.- Homo must be eush necessary to purchase. Terms
modern, rent reasonable, well In- on balance,
entrd but not necessarily close In.
Z. N. HOLLER
i ^
Might consider unfurnished If good
proposition. Writ® particulars to
“Responsible," care Herald.
,
Hooded Order Pays
Tribute To Offici
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Good
$350.00
,1924 Dodge Exnrcs*
Will buy or trade for your aquity
1 i v„.„
*jr,n nn
in any lots In1 any subdivision in
N O RFO LK V ^ ^ U ^ P )
j 4 Ncw Tirc’'
,4 6 0 ’° °
' !92fl Graham 1 1-2 Ton Dump
Three flnming torches lighted
’ Uks New
$1250.00
n robed ami hoodwi band o f abc
I 1n„„ „ ,
1
8
2
bungalow — now, 1 Cab Si
Foft OUR C,eYAY^— L
IC vULl RN hj'eveRNtUlVlC
1925 Ford Ton Truck
S ta rte r Fine Shape
Owner ; lB*3 ,)od* e’: 1 nnrl
_____ _
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, II- -----— -------------- ----- --------------- ' wished room* for light house, will m»II for $10,506 on term* thnt
ty of our prompt
linols Watches. Diamonds and i FURNISHED ROOMS with heal keeping on first floor near pri are easy.
m
on* nnd quick wedding rings P E. Ahenrn, 317
er. hnth, nlso oar shed, 1215 msry school
Answer ■’G,'’ cnr.*
W. First St
W 2nd. SL
Herald office
, DEAN-BERfrCOllPOBATION
— -------- ----------------------------- r-------—------------------------- |
Herald Building
r-*
[W ANTED TO RENT — Four or
Phonc 713
R v l ra n p ■*- fivo
bouse, unfurnished.
'
u y v - i a u o f;onvcn|c n U located. First Str.*et, 1 RECOMMEND un nttrnctlv. 0
IGTONTUBBS II
$175.00
6
, , „_
* l *8
Stake
-
Truck,
1.
,
50 men last night touched, o f f •ombre aspect the spot on which
C., Hiller, n . county o fficer, w
-shot to death Saturday night-.
AlmOJt
Arcade Bldg
99— Automobiles for. S a le
At the time, fo u r negroes wc
held in th e city Jail T o connect]
K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G WORKS. with tiw^case. One o f them, Ti
HOOD AND G O O D Y E A R T R I E S . If AtflfWttsl
fiVi Aiiiini
■
U. 8. L D attarlss. .
Distributors Chandler Gy
Commercial A v e n u t f ‘Sj‘
VC.
Fishing
$2oo.oq
K E Y TO happiness. Studebaker
- f or Christmas. San J u a n G srago
83— Farma and Land for Sale
A P A R T M E N T H O U SE fo r
1
’
-
FOR QUICK SALE—Tills now upto-date bungalow is offered at
only *6750.00. First payment can
bOiSs low so $760. B alan ce $05.00
per'month. It Is complete and
nltractiva with 5 rooms, fireplaco,
bath, d ak floors and numerous
built-in, feature*,. Better see ft*
/
I
w
'6 *
>
V i ' O R I£F\ M i NUi«
^ V »F MeCt^SPftN.
sale.
U S E D CAR E X C H A N G E
Annual rental $9,000. Good In
Our selection of dependable usod
vestment. A. P. Connelly A Sons trucks la. b y f a r the la r g e s t! to be CORNER PARK AND SECOND
Q. W. WAN31
found in th is ‘ district.
Graham
C O R N E R H O U S E Closo In, 5
rooms, *5 0 0 down, *4 0 monthly,
price *4600, B a r t Nason, Valdes
Hotel Bldg. Phone 658.
Brothers' Trucks represen t the
moat transportation f o r thef le a s t
money and fop th at reaeon we
have splendid values to o ff e r in i
o u r * Used T ru ck Department..
1$
A T T R A C T I V E F I V E room house la our policy to thoroughly over,
t »nd. tfarag e, .valuable. J o t . -Chap haul and re p a in t each o f the tr u c k *
men S t * 0 ^ 0 0 , Favorable terms.
Mrs.-'
Wheelur J o n e s , Valdes Hotel.
2 e »* . .
>011 K A L E O R T R A U E - E
room D uplex Bungalow on
50x151,
Ja it
being compU
Eoeh a p a r t m e n t haa private t
.S A N K O -D .C O W O A
hot and cold w ater and fire pi
ISUBAUCB Hard wood flo o rs In two rw
Ik
' Dodble g arag e d . Private enUa
0 per csnjtd
balance ere
r^ n ty-thre.
is carefully and wi
« : ( M . J .y t . e |
in b e rg
A
LJFS— M A R I
otd Automo!
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world
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I t s R ic h e s t G a r d e n L a n d
w t s t , r ^ r t t o n tocijtfat and
tra lta n d »<irth portioa*
lociated P ress P u ll Leaned W ire
SA N FO RD , FLORIDA, TIJESD A T7D EC E^ a a
Nineteen Killed In
Chlorine /Explosion
14, |9 2 6
Hiding-Place
* y r , J}
VI Lucius Mnrntf, of
Ponca City, Ok* ’
; j In., is ohjy 10,
7 t u t he’s a ty ro . ‘
j
DIGNE,
D e p artm en t, B asses
Alpcs, Franco, Dec. 14.—<A3—
I N ineteen men are dead, m ost of
. ‘heai having been asphyxiated, in
consequence e f the explosion o f
-20,000 kilogram s of liquid chlorine
td m
- i t’i 1*1
r* %
P»» £ p M ! S S & £ S ? L .
j l g h t h ' R o u n d O f i ®ls Frenchmen.
rW ith F V ie d m a n '
d -u . i* w *
th e remainde
p«
Bart ford, Conn.
A sudden rite in' tom perfcturc i
■
■ cqkl «pcll Is given as the enuito o
J O lr.ill
tbe **pl«ilon of the chlorine. A
U re a aK U U
first* the belief was held in somi
I fx
Jl
n u arte rs th n t it was due ter sabot
I L i e a m L a l l S v *&*■• Thin however |s oald to havi
■ V.
te e n completely dissipated by i
f a t
D n l n o o h d prelim inary investigation whic*
.1 8 i v e i e a s t a showed th a t th e explosion w as dm
eni
br $1,000 Bond cnti^ely t0 natural causex.
M n n a l n i i f v l t t ’A**
I m a n s ia u g n ie r
1 . ■■*
FORD, C o n n ., D ec.
I)— C h a r le s
P e g u lien ch
lig h t h o av y lie d a t S t , F r a n c e s
** *8 ct,nsidcrcd m arvelous thai
m ore men were not esphyxlated at
600 of thu 1,500 workers employed
Two Train W recks Among
M ishaps L ast N ig h t T h a t
Occurred U nder Fogy Cover
Hu fW*3 hauling i
IA hi* five yuar old:
9 cousin a m is Tho :
[fl rnilrond tracks
J
little - rod ■
N orm al L ife Is ?At S tan d still
In N orthw est *And Trains
wagon. A wheel }
Cold Wave -C auses M crcnry
caught
To Take Tumble All .O ver
Dixie; Sudden "C hances In ■ K a ^ h m y i *^**MP* l* ‘U
W eather Accompanied R a io } ifciu* Moran on them:* Luc
Are Running Behind Time
In M id d le Part. Of Nation
J
'—
Pilots Hold Liners. *
At Harbor Entrance Smudge Pots Used
- !In Fruit Sections
± L 'r A
r.
.
V
'
grabbed tho t
- F r o s t x U a u s e s D a m a g e puiicd-her out nnd roiled down
‘O n " N h r f l i B x n x
V /n m o r i n e m
---------
.. -
Ferryboat Sm ashes A L ig h ter
~
'
I * *,
0
O ff S tatu e O f‘ L iberty But Much S u fferin g Is R eported
All Aboard Landed Safely
I n . C ities While
Of
Life
In
N
orthw
est
Is
8
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—(/Pfc-A
p v m i r o rm bnnkm ont, juxt In tim e to av
f r i n g e , the locomotive as it crushed
*wagon.
.
Florida E njoys Usual Fine*
i W eath er W ith Miami Com• plaining O f Excessive H eat
lenne’fog, rolling eastw ard before
' (By The Associated I*™**)
AmTEdw’cf
May Be In B
Jury’LateTo
Roberts Cone
—------------------ - * .
BILL OF RIVERS
AND HARBORS IS
Government
Attacks Defend
N ot Calling; C
CHfOAGO,- Dec.* 14.-—(A3—-Billet
' • Winter# calling can! wns under
■winter sw ept' Into the eastern■’ML'
the South'* fro n t door today. Tern*
of tho country today from w e a tln
. pcrafuren had tumbled within 24
were in the immediate vicinity ol
atatcB stru g g lin g in the g rip o'
(hours over n large area *nnd th*
the tank when it burst,
W ASHINGTON, Dec
scro w eather and
dcop-dciftc•forecast generally wna for "much
( A P ) - T h o defense bei
snows.
Mo!,t
thc w oraers were A lger,
colder” w eather. Rain In icvernl
•
• " J kw
day I t s final a tte m p t 1
hM !
’
-* ;f.
Sw irling winds bore th e ‘fob
, sections accompanied the sudden
back th o tid e -o f prbst
wnvo
across
tho
M
ississippi
vallc;
Nino persons wore injured in
i change.
a rg u m e n t in th o F a!l-i
wo railroad accidents in Now Jer- und flung it into a brond fan thai
A cold wave out of the northoil conspiracy trial.
iey Inst night, one a rear end col-brushed the A tlantic seaboard an>
w
elt
moved southward over Ken
I ision between two expresr. trains reached tho Gulf coast. ■
tucky, Tennessee, Alabama and
I »f the Pennsylvania Railroad near
Normal life cams to a virtual
s r / d
t
of a
, Georgia, branched out to nip V ir
Nsw Brunswick and the other a standstill In the northw est, am
ginia and was felt generally ns fa r
Icrailincnt of the Baltim ore and dou j Into the central s ta te s train;
south ns north-w est Florida.
Ohio Railway train near Trenton. were “Uniting
behind - schedule
fense atto rn ey s w ire u!Iid«
ras held by the polled ( .
.
_
Cl) 1 C,
Jack F rost wan encouraged to
The second of the Atlnntic City schools .warn elosod and cripple*
h o u r pertml* in
$
lie had boon In hiding here
early landscape gardening! had an cq
* ^ l a p s e d Jn the eighth 1 J 8 T o B e O c c u p ie d A f t e r T h e * ‘xpress, moving slowly through communication told of raountin;
Jurytncn
thetxj
yra«*
no ti
in Kentucky bY~ a forecast o f ; leglolativi
he gloom near Howe’s Lane, run druth toll. Ulu . ids and winds o
guilt in Edward L. Doheny
!'tha"conteat
C h r i s t m a s H o lid a y s A n d A
snow.
T
em
peratures
there
w
o
re|
tho
Rule:
ntii Commercial Express, Kt. I,ou- near gale velocity plnyed havnof 3100,000 to A lbert R Fat
for the French boxer.
N u m b e r O f C h a n g e s In T h e
forcod down to freezing freni t i n tnlnB q m
<" to New York, derailing the front
Fall waa In tho cablnol and
bom mibatitiitcd for
Gin min nr Schools Listed truck of the Atlantic City loco1 com fortable sixties.
I have pro<
Doheny was aw arded the Is
1
At Nashville, Ti*nn, the drop troversy
notjv,., and thc rear truck of the
th e Enk Hills oil prea<rv*»;
note ' The new city High School is t«» ust car of the St. Ix>uis ruin.
wns from
degrees tn 31 in nine.
This pi
Except for a h alf hodr (
be ready for occupancy during the
hours while at Chuttaaongn the tho riv en
opening of co u rt during
Five
pcri.onr.
were
slightly
in
Ined Ghristmn* holidays and several
m ercury registered 60, n 12 do- was grani
Owen J. Roberts, for th n g
f|0- clW4tgcs in the gram m ar schools nred, two of them women, when
1
green
drop,
Birm ingham, A in , conslderal
ment
completwl th e prosecatl
W
ashington-New
York
train
of
nr)j aro to be made at the same time,
shivered in 43 degree w eather and son gns p
gum ent bogun y e ste rd a y s tl
He
Baltimore
and
Ohio
.
Railroad
iish- a r ro rding to an announcem ent
Memphis, was even lower with a terdnv to
fense was given all of today
made todivy by T. W. Lawjun, vns derailed at Hopewell Junction,
reading of 28. Richmond, Vn., had lations C<
sion fo r its replies.
_
icar
Trenton.
Eight
of
the
nine
, . »county superintendent of public
the name cold atm osphere with the su re i an
Roberts
repealed
'
'ajnHj
cars
left
thc
rails.
Railroad
men
^
instruction. Mr. I-awton also a n
average fcT tho state approxi* fund bill,
rharge th at th e g l 00.000 x
° nounccd thnt the new four-rt>om odd the dense fog caused the en
of n conspiracy to 'd efrau d
mately
28.
.
*
•
ric
bill,
t
flncer
to
miss
a
signal
and
run
'" c< school at Ijvkc Monroe has lieen
e m m in t
'/ T t f i j
Along
the
senbonrd
the
change
i
dor
canyo
nto
u
derailm
ent
switch.
(
*, ' completed and is ready for occuseven’ w eather.. Smudge pot*
“
Fall
knov.”
th
a
t
thl*
wna
not
so
precipitate.
Although
50
year
Among thc 25 vessels detained w ire iViounted about thc frui
apoiUtlon
loan was d irty bualneak,Wv!
rnin and fog caused considerable claims. .
,e . ' j Tile seventh and eighth grades iff quarantine were eight h n ei* (!r«i\rs, and
motoreyclc rider
prosecutor. “ Fall to ld th l
inconvenience.
Norfolk reported
Qnco th
i * ]“ rv to move to the old High School including tb " Berengarin of t|,, watched the therm om eter, ready t<
committee in a le tte r wri
"cloudy ntid not very cold” but t j,0 w aj. ,
u " building during thc holidays and Ounnrd Lino and tho Deutchlnnd of ude with a warning when the mer
Chrlatm as day, 1923, {it*
the prediction of “much coldor”
-g(
, .Mrs. Selina B nrber is to .b s prin- '.he Ham burg-Am erlcan Line. PI. tu ry apprt-ached the danger point
a fte r,th o loan w as m ade)
held all along thq coast.
i prohibitioi
clpal of w hat will then bfr.called 'ots refused to risk an attem pt to Ranchers in the. plains states were
uevsy
had approached 1)6
In
the
mountainous
country
a
1
|,|||
nu,
itho Sanford Ju n o r H igh School, Tuicic the giant ships through the
warned to protect their livestock ;*ub on the urgent necessity fur round Asheville, N. C., thcm snie- bureau o
connection w ith tho lpait.
the^am -ording Jo Mr. Lcwton. •.
« h e ^ v y fo g .
i cch n .e tn c tU rg u u t pleaded lo t
from tho w eather.
dng
Thc partitions in the auditorium ' ' h ^ leo n hundred persons aboard
he support of the entire cRl: inry tors read forty degrees. Chhrltftt«P commerce
i to of the g ram m ar school on tho •ha municipal ferrybont Richmond . In western Wisconsin severa n the project r.s advocated b the and GrecnaboM were nbov^ fcO b u ti '*u » > •"
with rain.
Other tem p eratu res . c.
lity south side a re to be removed and vecame excited when thc boat. ply. towns wore dark last night throug!
ity Commission.
ile also asked th e ju
,n. t "
■veil tlie building restored to its orig- mg between S taten Island and New inability to repair broken electri*
1 he bond issue of last /ear, were: W ilmington 02; Durham
Raleigh
54.
»
ho
prohl
*oth Inal design. Mrs. R earl B abbitt Is' York, collided off the S tatu e of power lines, and w ater supplies vhlrh provided $100,000 fo- the
to be prinripnl of this school. The Liberty with thc lighter Kngamore, pumped by electricity, wore ir ■on*truction and equlpm er
Florida again gave iruntc touch ■. 0njf
has
live now- oil burning, steam
heating Twenty-five feet of the
ferry grave dunger
>ccn f lunu, nfler careful »tu !y, en- to the wenther troubles of her sis- , n , ® ,
nly system of the gram m ar school has boat h side was smashed, ’and the
states.
Jackstmvllle com- W0.ul<l P1"
There was much suffering it irelv inadequate to birild i hes ter
* In hern installed and proven sntisfac- guurd rail- was ripped away, hut the big ritres
.V.
At Chicago, wher* ’Rnl that v u ild fill the possible plained AH degree tem p erattiro «. Un
1 it lory in its first tests, school nffi the bout docked safely mol no one nn unofficial reading ently to ja ; i«o*d of a ci. . of the ?.ire of San- hut nl West Balin’ Bruch the mer- ..
*
was injured.
While I)ePaJ tm ®,J
was three degrees below rero, 10( °rd nnd fot lin t reason i* is pro ru ry hovered about 70
14 w
The fog tovered the entire m et families were driven to the street; nosed by the City Commission and Miami, with 76. complained of ex■ many leuding citizens, to raise cessive heat and a preponderance , L’ J .
ropolitan area and the Jersey const by fires, which were attributed U
m o th er .$250J)00 and hi-.ld and of spiders, attracted supposedly t,ie “ n“ ncli
and drisxling rain added to thd overheated furnaces and stoves.
murkiness.
* *
Outside Minneapolis, a locomo equip a hospital thnt w tjld meet b» *h. hum idity.
tivc stalled in .the drifts, and pas nil requirem ents.
On the basis of the isi.uc Inst
tengers struggled n mile ufoot tc
approxim ately
$50,000
sh e ltn
One of the coast guards spring,
men laboring to, free a car ferry would be neeersnry for equipm ent
stranded on the rocks off Milwau done, leaving only $60,- 00 for n
kee collapsed before the icy wind
and water
Frank J. H ogan, chlqf
Eight persons were dead in tin
for Doheny, was th* flyt
wake of the northw est's storm
defense law yers to take u
Club's annual Christm as p arty four deaths were counted in th<
gum ent. He denied-dirw
were com pleted' at a m cctlni: of plains states and two men were
era' atateraen t th a t an;
that organization last rught and frozen to death in the heart of thc
doing attended tho $ 100,0
th e ‘heads o f the (various'com m it corn belt.
action, which hn dcsei
tees appointed are to s ta rt thc
nothing b u r a loan given
At
Woonsocket,
S.
D.,
did
man
P was charged with
machinery moving this week in an
to his friend of 30 y ea ra’
w inter played
policeman, and
jter when hp w as.g iv en
effort to*have tho hugo trcB up and
thw arted the plans 6f thieves who
p f e ri Judge.D ay in polighted several days prccdtliug
broke into two stores. A fter fall,
The i aso was continued
Christm as. 'T h e a ffa ir is tod>c in
ing to find any loot'In a safe the
L pending an inquiry by
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.—(A3—A C entral P a A . .
Congress m eets a t noon.
klhoun. Friedm an was w arran t was. received today by
M. H. | H utton was mado chair* robbers found thcJr automobile
Rivers and Harbor* bUI la be*
Pd in bond o f $ 1 ,000. _
Chief of Police M organ A. Collins m an of th e ’Tree Committee, F. L.
fore Senate.P>. who waa,
years for the arrest of Kenneth Gi O r Miller, of Ihe P rogram Commltteo
House considers Interior And Ag
h> America oarly In-Scp- m iston, form er
radio op erato r and J; C. TrayWick w as-nam ed to
riculture supply bills.
P ’c H artford bout was sought In California in connection direct the lighting. .A. J.-L ossin/r
Defense argum ents are heard In
frofenniimal, engagem ent, w ith tho Aimee Semple M cPher la chairm an of the T ransportation
FnlT-Dohcny conspiracy trial.
Committee.
: first in America. ‘Ho son kidnaping case.
>
The Shrine C hristm as p a rty , for
[ In 28 bouts as an amaneedy ch|Idren,.is an annual a f f a ir
«$ 24 of them'.
WAR VETERAN DIES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—(A3— a n d ' hundreds o f youngs tern aro
[5* town was Pau, In
rt»nco, though, his fight- John W. ‘ Caldwell, of Berkeley, entertained each year. Tho pro.
•Jnarteni were in Paris, Calif., who shot himself yesterday
^ “io Pegulihan. le while In the capitol building, died
today c f his wounds. Coroner Ne- ^ O fflc la U of the club catlraaie
th e activities of p re p artld n .fo rH w
v itt issbed a certificate of sqlclde. th n t between 400 and 500 presonto
CTvni.
•T
ffA i-;_____ y
'
bag* of candles~*nd fru it, w ill ui
Satifofd tak-nl is to occu
given aw ay thU year. A rra n g J!
prominent:place on the pro
menta for handling baskets fo r. at
R. J. Holly and Leon LoUoy,
least 600. children are to be made
Precident E ./F . Lane announced representing the Sanford and 8ent.
*«t n ig h t, th a t the 1020 Shrine Inole County Chambers of Com
p a rty vms to -h e r t h . blggeet and merce, a re expected-to leav e .late
beet
ever hoW.r’
•••
■ thls afternoon for Tallahassee,
Jb,ic Rcbi the benefit of
where they a re to confer w ith Dr.
i* 4
*t»‘
Anally harmonious *rt; Forts H athaw ay, i chalfm sn of the
NJSW YORK
lic beil»t betwocn the
--------,8 tale Road Department, reUthro
(ATHENS, .C C D * .* 1 4 r # V Enforcem ent of
E n t i r e M u l l ’P a r
^ com pletion of the Goncva,ffi«
Beminolo douh: betw een the city, and county deThc federal .governm ent has d o v ed
In Irvington, N.
* Sanford Police Mparli partm enta Is passed on to tho pub
to Investigate a 's ltu n tfo n 'h e ro In
U* T/>rd’a'Day volving -a prom inent O gitthrope
W A S U I N O T O N ,^ . l i - w . - r i ' w
- S S
w i l m i n g t o k , n . c ., o <
u l.h,e ’Wonl» t t s « by lic w as the essence of .-S h e riff
te m p tto |i5 ^ m
obeA dy. been pro county fa rm e r on a charge of —(A3—Tho schooner Chari
l.
” *nd In addressing H and's speech. He stresfw f the I f some ihrristm as g ifts fall Vk 5 y " tles
Ive legislation^^
1 m | -------nquet 0f the members continuation of such relations and reach S f T P»ul, lS ^ L ,p o l i B . *J J
peonage,
. Bean, loaded w ith creoaote<|
R er. Dr. H *rrj
An indictm ent charging th a t Dr.
eproute to Baltimore
sta te d th a t In his years h f axperh p o in ts3 n the northw est, th ey .m a* joined '.carotite -by Mayor W. F.
01
the Seminole Cafe, ence, and contact with law tnforce- bo accounted for in the jois 0f jin
w . IL K ing Airclbly compelledj *ev^,;Ga,, Is,as.hod on F
dressing its anm
Allen, Of Tltusvine, and by W. ^ ra l w hite men and n eg h d a to
oaU and the officer.
Fe- m en t bodies at this nnd. other entire cv 4 t m ail n ear Llnllthgo?
B, Donaldson, county commissioner w w k on*his farm was re tita d d b y N. Y* •
iMd with mutrvly bj
s u tp s , he had nover found tho
of Brevard edanty.' *
POstoffire
off!
a federal grnmi ju ry here yesterenual o f th e:lo cal{JbphrtmenU for
Brevard county h as ap p ro p riat
word yesterday of
d-ruction ed the sum of ^lOO.OOO^r^pavlpg
ualc for th e ; banquet wsi* fti>
HIGH SCHOOL TO(
BE READY DURING
HOLIDAY SEASONf
With every prospect
the case would bo I;
hands of.the Jury by aL
tomorrow, a. succession
_
Kiwanis Banquet Is
To Be An Event Of j
Next Friday Night
Shrine Club Makes
Plans 'For Annual
Party At Christmas
b
Chicago Police Get
Ormiston Warrant
Washington News Canadian Lite
In Rum Un
Sanford Men Leave
For Conference On
New Road ’P roject
.
Receives Benefit Of ^Relations
itween Police, Sheriff Hand Says
Blue Law
I
(Uiiiwe ifian uar,T(tlWTl,w highw tor
";«n of h i. force
the ?ounly u
*
folia
theater
Gloqson
of the
Schooner Oh RocI
* O ft Carolina O
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,
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“*,<f f t
Association V I M M v / m a i o rTS-er In Chicago f o r 7-Day-Meet
.... . —
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7\
SemirtOle Park }
Results A t
k a u u u v iu M v n
IrrG v J /ill
*,
a-: ,* ^ M
H -’•
owners gathered today for.a'hCh© for a Join section Thursday.
ieliion*.
’
I Hover ini; Around IheAe two groups
inagcrs to succeed nil tne de-[will be-other club owner* ready
I pilot fctars hare already been to buy and sell,
need; although the future | Three of ’the five new American
nrsSw e hf-the former fie d
managers. Rttv-Bcbalk. of
Trt»t been disclosed. thc White 8dx; Jack heCnlllslcr,
r k; Id. Landir- appo- of Cleveland, and. George MoriarBly -to count the wotr Hy, 6f Uotrolt; will at lOitst need
f Mtframy’for nnothdr ddrite high clais’ playorr to fill the
•ball bosa. ■
?>$•
VAcant:nhoes o f ‘the thtce plnylng
... _ .L trading activities of rtfahilgers th*y succeeded. The Sox
He of the i seven new major lost Eddie Collins, premier second
Ifap managers promire to bo tbs bsscmnn; the Indian* lort Tr(*
tfclpil activity of the w*Ak. The Spenker and the Tigers lost Ty
league gathering nt CohV.
_ resulted in very little
P a n Ilowloy nt St. Loui* and
1ng,‘ «o‘ apparently the ms0111
Carrtgnn a t Qosteii ore the
will have to fall hack on
other
new faces In the Johnson,
3lng players among thero-
The promised announcement- of
.:ddle Collins, farmer manager of
the •White Sox, that he would
name -the American League Club
‘be will play with next summer, I*
<me of-the few definite event* on
the program. Thnt he will rejoin
Connie Mack, hi* old mnnoger, I*
WaMered llktly.
k
IK , •
T7—
cireiiit and with thio possible ex
ception of SchAlk, none of the five
will bo playing, manager*.
The first opep talk of a trade
llftcflp left by the departure of
to fill the yawning holer- In the
these star* I* the rum or p i n
White Sox difker.for Aaron W ard,
Yankee second'basem an, in • e x
change for some pitching talent.
~J l
er Ranking West Gets Major
;<2o I f Tournament
Far Next Season
F.UYORK, D ee.'U b—U P y
‘CHICAGO,
Dec 13.- <AV For
Hiputb' oYer-the ranking of Viii- the second time In history n major
-dent Richards, professional star, 'g o lf tournam ent will lie held on
sms likely to be carried to the I the Pacific ronxt. the 1027 western
tor of the annual U. S. I,n w n !flm atetir title meeting having b<*en
|hnl* Association m eeting here aw arded to the Seattle Golf H id
fr .February.
by the Eastern Golf Association
The M e t r o p o l i t a n ran k in g The western open meet goes to the
'if lltif * , placed Richards in
Held* C-nuntry Club »f
Chicago.
‘
r.
ono
position
a
fte
r
the
IB P &
Ten year* ago th<* western umu
te r ’Davis CUP s ta r hsd Joined
ftrbfeislohal forces at the elo*c tear was played at ’Del Monte,
Calif., but ho few player* from
1C am ateur season.
cast of the Rockie* were able to
1 executlvo cnrnmlttee of the compete, that the plan was nbnn
'B,TIf. T. A. m ealing fie re Sutur- doned until thi* year
i t recommended th n t the coming
The growth of golf in (he Far
slon of the national body cons I- W est, nnd victories scored by west
“none •but
r»| ftho
. . am
u ateur
1.
•players
’ , nerners
n v in in d^Hlonal golfing have
Tanking ol the national hijide demand* for tin staging
ging of
ssoclullon or its Subsidiary naso- nnother title match more mirtu-rbus.
T^Tstinla critic* believe that fn the
Tile western am ateur will be
• •-M
•v en t of verbal w a rfare over the played the week of July lk. while
tW ice a special body will be chosen the nntionul am ateur will take
•fio^Wrk with th e'ran k in g chmmit- place at the Minikahda Club, Min
neopolis, Aug. 2. placing the two
'C - u .
•' Tfw executive Committee also m ajor Simon pure golf event*
mlopted fl resolution barring Miss Xf6st of the Mississippi river ill
Mu?y Tf. BfoWntr, llSrvey Sn >d i 11127.
gras* uhd Howard Kinsey, pr-.fc*
slonnl associate* of Mile. Lenglen
-------- from 'a n y -fu rth e r com petin' n in 1 • *«
.
. ,
competition in am ateu r match,**
i V l a n VV 3 8 0 6 8 A s h O T O
or.' toarnanleftta held under tho
•u tp lcsa of the U. 8. u T. A- ’<the
MIAMI UKACH, Fla., Dec. 13.—
v resolution will be sent to the In (A*)—.The body of a man washed
ternational Lawn Tennis Federn- ashore from th e ocean hefe curly
lion.
today wan partially identified at
noun as that of 0 . M.. W aite, race
trnck bulldi r. of Jacksonville, Fla
The sole clue to identifiratinr
was a Coral Gable* address in tin
man's clothi s which proved that >,f
Clerk Slone, n truck cnnipnn\ rep
y / f m m ._____
resedtatlve. Sloan Stated he InMONTR, Cnllf., Dec. 18.— IleVtKl the body thnt of W aite,
'little man with a m ighty whom he had met here recently.
clubs carried , the title of the
Peblntuln, Open gdlf
n knd an.addltlonnl 92«(00
s, pocksts tbday.l
^
.
•Ja H arry Cooper, of Los Anc- who* camo out of Texas -a
afco to/ Capture the $10,000
*" *el<a Open tournkhiont,
NEW
YQRK, Dec. 18.—(A*)be added to hla' honorj K. M. Landis, high commissioner
If a tltlfc from the g r ^ n of base ball, will be re-elected for
*i>'of f Pebble B each 'ag ain st
ft-seven year term a t the joint
“ greatest fields ever ax- meeting of the National and Am
_ outside the national open erican 1-cngucs In Chicago, Thurs
S«uhips. A total of $0,000 day, In the opinlop of National
en fa; .prizes;
Cooper’.i leag u e club owners in New Yoik
’ the 72 holfa- wde 203, for their own league pow wow to
strokbi b elter than his neuresi morrow and Wednesday. The cir
V, U nrJr Nabholtz, of Clov6- cuit is expected to vote*for Umdis
' ‘ rtlshetl the.-fotlr Youndi as a unit.
__J. x.7,'
’ T iv ■ ;
But thc magnates of both Icugues
J b his p ast form,, WITH pro chafing under tho “ Mhievolrnt 1
drfi who *I*<I the f ir s t despotism" of Commissioner loinStaged his annual die, the New York World said to
g a re up the lead on day. Dissatisfaction is felt ove<>14-'and in the, course the belief that tho high commi*
pH
to c sixth sloncr has Ignored the existence
make, a p a rtia l of thc advisory council for no
meeting has bfan called In tho
i l iaasM iesiivb
•• P past two. years;-the paper says.
.MVENBY li . The msgnotre *1* WpwsentrxL
____ . MtPKfirMjh*
as considering the suggestion of r
"steering committee,” to advise
K * * \ k W P r « .)
with ■the------r
.commissioner during
. thc
^
Body Of Race Track
Harry Cooper Witts
Moliterey Open Meet
$2,300 As Prize
Club Owners To Name
Lkndlfl Ftif A e th e r
Sevett Ye&tBj U Belief
pltfai ofttbfc/A«aricarh^f-^®*on for M n i rfieatlngs
_ abyut amend
•III gathbr * at Mfamll '£ * effort to brlrig
am
*aa*4 ' f mm.
.6 fTlflnt»
si TLandis
aHriia ’ ‘urns'
msnta.. tn
to $K
the
working
agreement seems likely nt the
Joint moctlng, (ho Magnates Indi
cate.
Thj club owners express no In
rest in thc. $16O,00Q salary , al,rady paid tho
cdwmiMloner,
granlod nt tho CMcsflo ptivr wo-.v
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■- -----—-----Rate—-Flirt, 'Dean H
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WaMMinafl!^kHMMMa«a
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Longwood Race
Card Tomorrow
F irst
P in t IUr*—ttiK) Ot-fpilce
(F am es), $39.40, $7i2f), $18.20; r e
.1 Y’O t ‘'tJr>—n'-T-d/Fur.
end’. Swestum (M: R yan), *7/.o. .... ,
HAS PE R FE C T W EA THER
t _x.
Runni ng
“C.n Dixie Highway _ ..
jfS•i .> #5*5- - V,<
.. .
Jo h n
W.
H ubbard,
Pittsburgh s u
shovel manufacturer, through his
S t. AUflUSTtNK. F I... Def.
J.
-7-.V
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/ • o r n c uaiuwc-n, incw -| ork e , , „
» * « • • « 2 2 ? . K ? L U T S ? ! « * • « » ™ « « « * » w o .« o ”
••r.th « r. blue -'j***-^b!n' mP
-h ,.r brunch bf Jirom b;, ,u it
perature and soft b rew eo m aking ... *
S.
Up.the w eather.program . T he te m - 1
, l(
(ierntun- range from ' m idnight Ih
CT‘ . - ■_
.noon tutiay w a . 00 to 70 dA R fcc. |
,-LEA IS P E N 'in i,
' ^
denn
bum bls
home
_ _
privacy of Htlcfttorlnl boudoir*, i
„
Hetty Mac ,vp-------v. Society -for prevention of ‘ rnolBOj. and MiUi
v. M cuee.'
Hawk A ustrnletta —-------——
- ...........
ty to gold fish Ims taken r.diust
* u
|, 1 .K 0 , V ^ S E ^ . K 0 ; {!mIJ Colonist . ..
steps to the end these hom.eidnl <
0 ,( 0 cidilflnd). Iiink
...... n
...........
o u tbursts at all costs, and
w oj ^
(J
.
cheaper thc b.'ttcr.
I B erry), $5.H0.
'
:
Second Race—*i00 ( lulm
Police have Issued order* to . ^ | g(| rntlt M clvn' Rose, Little
3 Y () A Op—.r» 1-2 H ir.
brlhg in all «u*piclou* looking bees (-.jlflnjfC> c ( a0|. T h atch er, .T hree Tulnne ..i............ ..............^
who are unnljlc to show union ] p-„ Penny uhin, a, C harctte. « Hcg Pardon ..........................
cards, m arriage certificate* an'1 Ondertow and a, Isabel!.
Vanishing Ildy
...
n, Hnere nnd Brown E n try .
H>u Hhnnk ..........
..7...
correct meaning of ph ru * \ Tht’
c. Old H ickory ferttr^. ■
Seu Wolf ...........................
bees’ kneeS."
Third Race— F irst, Agner.s Call Tomnhol .........,... .
...............
Federal authorlzatkm to Invade
(It.
C
heatham
),
$8.40,
$7.00,
9t.U0.
llcljoy
..........
:.......................
— •
private home* of hues of super
_________
...................... lor socinl
standing ha* been
‘ second, Jo e Cambell (Pftscuinal. Froth
mnnded on very «"llyf ground thnt* $7.00. IfiJIO; third, Cup O T en << Shnmmck Flower
<»>
you never can toll.
llcnly), $8.40.
^
•Third Race—$700 Clalrping
. The suspicion th at u tong-wnr
Alan ran, John S. Moiiby. Mvrth
A Y 0*A Up Six Fur.
is in progrtsi** between the Oolong*. D-ll. 1W i t . Lure o f f old, « ....
Pat H n m p so n .....
.......
1
re p resen t'd by the bees on the Free. M nzettn and T urnberry.
Fourth R u ce- h irs t, Ilorbertii Tender Seth ...
. ...
one side, anil the Build-Yourligpalong
Own Bungalows, us rep resen t-.!' (F um es). $13.00 »C.o6, |2 &0: ->
ltj„.r oinl. L iberty N ational (Hc.il\ • Florence Ibwn
by thv gold fish, on lhi
$r,.40. $4.0Ji; third, Topangci (< L 1 r»|Miigu
..
is som ething you can take or leave
la nil), $3.00.
m
(
ontui
f
in order named.
Also
ran , Hopnlong, T ev.i Itofnpinfe f.hil
to K|uxi,n| Wedding
Mr. O'Goo/ty hi refusing t»
Prince, S w ,.| Crystal Ford
head no Indignation Council of •e? nud Mill Buy.
Wurtiiug
Public-Spirited Citizens, comm lit
Fifth Race— F irst, Plghon Wing , „ujg |i„hent tein
cd som ew hat acidly thnt affair was j, f Mcc r0ssen ),
$3.00, $3 «**• He|| Song
1
nothing to get ntcamod up about. 1 W
1,(.(1|1,|
fteputatinn
(Clbllno.l 1 IVIv-in
*
•’Somebody’s ju ••t got the hive*," j j jo, $2.20; third, Deputy < \
Also Kligil.liii- insirt*.
.
’Try,,o). }".I0.
Harp of the North
1
Nevi 1 ihi li *
city ..idinuni c
Al . m n. Mugle Wunrl. Ball C
hit
i(
I
has I . „ i,n ,|» ..,,| doin.'iii.lniir H.al (in n a la ii. Snimdu and Wuoil*, ’ I,
(12 i 2 1
Sixth Ituee Fir*!, Brownie So.
l ourlh Itucc *7im Claiming
-o
1 l > All lic-s xhull lie im u /lc l ( P u s . i t n e l , $ 2 3 ( i « , $ ( l f , 0 .
I V <) A. Up One Milixecoiul. (iran d King flty u n ), $'• so
l2 i All bees parking without ,
in 1 1
$:I00; Hurd. Fire Under (Cleli.m ■ 1 1*tinmaker
lights .shall |>e turned ill
V1J 1
Mia.
kf«»t
$2
to
( 3 1 A.1 bees buzzing around in
Also ran, Berkeley Square, I 1 -' H.IK O’Hare
1or. 1
tenor tone* shall Im- shot at *un
Mole and Corinth
1
1
„
urn
,1
Hi t ’
rise
*
Seventh Race F irst, Uarrii ' . ,'' Furemnn
* HI
(4 1 All bees xhuli 1s' kept away 1 (Clelland), $14 20. $100,
I", Gnixi Time
I Oil
from gold fish, except on Fridays second,
Padlock
( A rm strong i Umber Hill
!»*>
(5l All Ik-cx wearing xpal* and $ 1 h ito, $ 1 1 .20 ; ihinl, Irish Pal
Serbian
103 |
carrying nines .shall le m urdered ^ ’(.( r„'n^ ’, $;i’m
Redwood
•t»ri 1
nn ‘, |aht.
AI*o ran. W arwick, Trnjiuoi*
Fifth Hare— $70(1 Ulniining
An official expression from the Mildred Sire r e t. f N orth Pin* t
2 V O
Six Fur.
1
White House ileplore* vandalism lie, ,-11ftil. C arthage, Sukah, IJ itn
*10., |
Isaliell
if California been and *U*pe<t* it hun and Arm orer,
•10", j
Benny llubin
is just nnother move • by liirnm
,
------ -----------------1117 1
N atural Light
Johnson to em barrass m rreiit ad T ^ o t - \ v e f ? i a n Y a t ‘h t S T n e n Ext her Weidel
UM|
m inistration.
®
'
Liberation .„
111
Mr. Tea Rickard vw-ws (he sit- P r ^ p a r i n f f * Q I* K & C e S
105
Tim Hooiley
—
I U
unlion with acute alarm "Every
*102
1 nke Kric
possible power should b> brought ! OSI.O, Norw ay. Dec. 13.—(Ah
(7)
attacks. Yachtsinoti here arc preparing tor
to beur to stop Ihesi
Sixth Race—$700 ( 'laim ing
fish to I representation nejet xeuxou m me
3 Y () —3 1-2 Fur.
go around us It i«."
: race* for the America gold' cup.
*100
Lord York
A gold fish th a t has be*-.,n *(ung
stung ■
y»chtx -six m e lre s - u ro un Martini Wand
11.1
by a mad live ix practically use •1 construction.
*I0S j
Bride O T he Wind
A fter a scries of mulches here
103 ,
less
In fact, it is n!ino*t
as
AIR a Allen
useless as 11 gold fis|i that bus nut ih>. V j I boat w ill l» -,-lci ted li SwiH»p s’(*t
hir,
the Norwegian , hnllengi r
•tiii.g I,;, a mad bee
N«*ru
110
I’rinee Olav will pet mn hi* *n
113 ,
"Don't >'"U in,me around honey u teirr boat to take part in >h< Mazettn
*too J
Uig inc," harked a gold fish thnt ■elim ination races nnd if it win* it Bonny Unxilt,
(H)
hud been wounded in tho ju ris will be sent over to the American
Seventh Race—$700 Clnlming
[
prudence by un antagonistic hive rneos. Tho Prinro him self will not
•
3 Y O * lJ|i— 1 1-lfi M
dweller.
make the journey.
107
Arm orer
..........
•lot*
North Pine
....
PRO FOOTBALL KNDEI)
WurWii k
,
.
*102
107
The
IBninnnun
NF.W YORK. Ue. 13. (A’t
Hoy
137
Professional foulbull Mnai'lk by
r; in in thc Flai'. on five Sunday-.
CHICAGO, Dec 13 -(/Pi- fUeuni "url\ in (in- season cn.liil ltic local
C av an au g h T o C oach
beiile,) fixitball wn» offerei) (In ranipaign M uffling
alaiut
in
.ago yesterday by the Midwest snow. The New York (iinnts <>f F o r d li a m F o r 3 Y e a r s
Football l.x'ugue,
the National I -vug in- -lipped nn,i
Thw arted by Inclement weather
amiind th e Philadelphia Q u n k 1 NEW. YORK. W r. 13. iAV
from finishing its season In
American Ix-ugue champion*, I'rank ^
f svnnaugh, coach of
open, th e,leag u e sent its sem l*fin-|3i.o, amid anuw and ire, at the several outstanding footlmll elev• l i a to thc 124th fluid artillery 's i>0| 0 Ground* yesterday. '
,ena during hit- eig h t y e a r reign
arm ory tan bark nrenn to d e c i d e ___________ _____
a t Boston Collt>gi»,.,y0ill guide the
which team n will meet next SunQne of the mmit beautiful chairs I destinies of Ffirdllani U niversity
dny for th e league chnmpionnhi|>. in the world is the C hair of Dago- ; for the next throe ydara.
The W ashington Park* deTeau bort, king of the Franks, who died i Cavttnnugh, a g ra d u ate of D ar'ed the Arm cros, 14-0, while the in the year fi.'lK. It i* of cast and mouth College In lMU, first came
Audubona trimmed the Tefith Con- fchiscled bronze, of very film .work- Into prominence ns coach of hi*
jresslonnl koostcry, 34-7.
man ship.
nlmn m uter from 1010 to 1UF7.
Steam-Heated Game
Played In Chicago
___
MOTION FO NEW T R IA L
■;*V
PITTSRURGJI, Doc. ML— (A0
*Mi
MAV'tSti
„
^ l1
•
WA«P’* ^
. tnfmbers is »
I W ASHINGTON, Dec. I T - ’A T :
,,I)efi*n.lo plow fo r an jnr.truclcd v«.r lion bill tT,
* t-JS I-
“’Twas The Night Before Christmufl
Fill the Kiddies’ Stocl
With Gifts from Toy
N o m ie k n o w s tin* s u p r e m e th r ill o f ( ’h r in tm n - y i\ ng till they
y o u n R s to r s ’ jo y r.n -lu letld t* m o r n in g a s th e y fnnl those gift* thq
w is h e d f o r in tlu * ir f i r e s i d e h u n g s t o c k i n g s o r ln-in-jith tin tingled
Y ou fiet*. h o rn in T o v T o w n th o s e c u n n i n g n o v o ltn -s 1 1,, playtKings
o f e v e r y c o n c e iv a b le k i n d t h a t th e y lik e .
e
Bring Your Kiddies In---Let
See Our Large Selection
TRAINS
AUTOS
Electric and,
Mechanical
$2.50
$1.50, $2.00
and $2.50
and $15.00
Friction
Power
Electric
$6.75
$13.75
$15.00
DINING
J3ETS
$6.50 in Ivory
$5.00 in Red
Drop Ijcaf Ivory $8.75
�ili y *—ik j Z JU Z J
�- *■- ■
jniE.SANl
tjjig h R y a (
e Sanford Herald '
i m j r R llrraM i m m p I
HI
I'lorlria
a t Hanford,
Ha
F lo rid
a ’a people
send to o th e r s ta te s fo r th e ir b u tte r
HIK*
„
/ 111 ________________
Arena*
e g g s .. F lo rid a’s people send to o th e r s ta te s for co u n tless
Barnnii cum Waiter, th in g s besides .butter and eggs th a t they should be g e ttin g
r 37, is is, at iiio I’oatofficfl f r o m ( h e i r o w n state.. Hut poultry and dairy p ro d u cts!
Florida. under Act of , , u m l n L ,r ° ' v ,‘
W hy F lo rid a prom oters talk loudest and longest nbout th e
ideal conditions th is s ta te possesses fo r th e p rofitable opettn___ _____
G . . .......SI*wa*«r
tion of p o u ltry plants and dairy farm s
JO ltBI, l l a e a f t i f Editor
In stead o f h av in g insufficient’ p o u ltry yrirds fo r th e
HCniCUIPTIOS HATCH
prpddctioiT
of enough eggs to BUpply its home m arket, F lo r
4 V«ar—IT.OSf <S»x Months,t*.K>.
□ypredln cn/> hy CarrUr, .pet ida should be h aving a surplus of eggs going to o th e r s ta te s
»B. Itc. Weekly edition ti.o'j and fo reig n p o u ltries.
l; ( (
'1
,
_
D uring th e ff ir s t six m o n th s of th is year, A m erican hens\
IfOTlCKi AU ■obituary
card* of etwinka. resolutions laid 16,415,395 dozen eggs, fo r th e ex p o rt trade.. * JBut no.t
lee* of antertainment* wliero Florida hens sh ared in th is w o rk ,../T here are not enough*
at* made will . liccharged
U r advertising rates.
IIKnH ASSOCIATED FRESH
Associated l'reea la eartuatntltlod to the uaa for roio n - b f a ll new* dlipateh-ia
U palter unJ all
In this
alao ilia
pobflsned herein. All
of republlcallon of apeclal
ire herein are alao reaerved.
As, aBrisbane
'4i- H-||’ *‘JA Ji—‘ Irjj*
I
>w Roat
I...
Irvington, N ew ..Jersey, decided
to enforce the blue law*, th a t fo rbid “ worldly occupations on th e
Sabbath, Yesterday a t 5 p. m.
HO persons had been arrested , ineluding 10 reporters, lockyd up fo r
taking . notes, motormcA
and
-n,**
-l
Mr. Ford slso p rin ts:
{
“AK« S
s n
i? '
thrill her
electrical
lesaen her work
home a pleaum^*
i
Melton El
if!
i'T.-*>
F lp r i d a h e n s t o s u p p l y t h e e g g s e a t e n in a n y o n e -o f..F lo r id a !*
0t " W .fn c e a "
i a r g e C itie s, G a r lo a d ir o f - e g g s a r e b r o u g h t i h t o *the> s t a t e tflVdinsf thc Uw. To ep fo tce J t
e v e r y d a y f r o m 1 o th e r t* 's ta te s w h e r e p o u l t r y - r a i s i n g 'f c D n d F dccasiotaliy anA Hoam how people
tio n s a r e in c o m p a r a b ly le s s f a v o r a b l e t h a n a * ^ t h o s e o f F lo t- if p c i i* wine.
ida. .
j How long would prohibition last
Speaking Of Truth In Advertising
S he
j* _-s»H
ka_
Enforcing Law.
w
> ‘ago
■
Surprise for Trotsky.
' Let Them Combine.
Why Tie Our llamlaT
BY ARTHUR B III8BA N E
(Copyright. .1928, S ta r Co.)
an
<«.
T w S
(•ft
X '
T he H erald does not know how th is situ a tio n is to b e ),f il w*rc *s hnr'1 f,,r t,,e bi* m*n
changed except by th e stra n g e ly slotV increase in th e num ber
K.*t,.hu ch“!T,p**n? inBl lirTB or
)AY, DECEMBER 14, 1926 i f p o u ltry plan ts tliM 'Is now In prop-os*. Yet Sominolo
ll,Uc m“" l" *cl h" b“ r ’
county,
fo
r
instance,
could
provide
accom
m
odations
for
as
Mr Ford’s weekly says;
“ Ho
IIKItALII PLATFORM
lake at Hanford’* front m any hens ns are in all Florida* now. E g g and poultry pro (the Jew ) controls the rev o lu
w ater rehta to Jaekaon- duction could be a Seminole county in d u stry of as g re a t com tionary elements of the world,
Sfi.4, hi? ' t»l >1; !i ,
on one hand, find the ultra contlon of HI. Jobne-ln- m ercial value as is th e county's celery in d u stry today.
H lter Canal.
Florida people should somehow be induced to take iS€rv“,iv* t lemontfl on th?„
• f while way.
in com*
Ira n i: courts. g re a te r in terest in this sta te 's opportunities for money-mnk- ImunDi,, RumIu a l d T
ipital.elid in g pro- ing th a t comes from the utilization of the natural c o n d i-!utl<- England."
hole la, apart- tons*'in' which this s ta te is so favored. Thousands of dozens |
------Cnatmlaalon of (Ire mem- of eggs should be going out in daily shipm ents from this j That will i** news to T rotsky,
• It
(ate, {nstcad
being imported from o th e r parts of th e'th e only conspicuous Jew in the
an of W a b l a y a r d
Russian governm ent, from whom
Lake Maaroe.
country.
How
can
this interest be aroused?
M-a t t i l l brantlflra.
his
pow er' hnve recently been
pros ram.
-O t
iXPaBalca of arhool ayatrnl
taken one hy one.
Milk nrorialen for Inrrrnarcl
IhrlUlir*.
%«v*•
— .—
A«l
fortan« of Q ^ j
A i l % Cby?
/MPaxeMENTj
JN the Itttryujili
Wl*pttob»U
th« bodily f„ ^ _
eliminstioo, bo*»^
1he ciTy
to
Msaycy i
learned tbe vif- g ,
,he or bwrt^ J
Scanty
kidney *ecr«t|oMs
■jgns of impofHr^
Don. In mcattvttr,
“ fe scores 4f
endorsers wtxj i
merit of ffestf.
neighbor?
D O A N ’S
"The in*.
LB ‘VERSE POU TODAY
“The plumber protects the health of the nation," says n
J l n t e i ^ f 1* ? ^ *
TENDER HEART AC | benutifully-exccuted advertisement In the Literary Digest. | mpnl including the United .States'
“Because thine henrtV
The advertisem ent, flu would be inferred, is telling the jfederal nwrvr system ,"
and thou didst humble ) m erits of some up-to-date plumbing fixtures fof the kitchen. ' Secretary
Mellon
and
Mr.
f r k S f . w,'en
1 A. porcelain .oink constructed an th at it cun be cleaned easily, | Strong, of the reserve bunk, will
I Save ev'eri .heard the*{with no corners for accumulation of dirt and germs, is pic-|ie«rn something there.
| «itl> 4h>. I*jrd:" 2 Chron. tured, and an explanation la made of the superiority of the j The fom- richest nmen In the
faucets and the drain.
I world urr Rockefeller, Ford himm M ii r
Lord, Wc would trust
BLUNDERING THROUGH
K
1feiit th e feature of the advertisement th a t inspired thi.s‘*l!f' ' ,r Mellon flntJ those
Gcora«th Flo, goq?l _nnd„H” dwell
at
in ' ’
!
...
...
, , i
' i
i
I Raker—according to
DEARBORN IN D E PE N D E N T
w riting
ing is th a t legend with which u e started, 1 he phmioer should know
The Rothschilds
protects
icts th e health of the nation."
jiornjmred with them an* only n
^ ? 4 A * r A R MAP
The HritnO: roal strike is over; I th eir evenunl defeat. The mineW hat we want to know is why the Literary Digest i n 'child's bank The Jew s have evi hut i;
__
rim settled. It hn* l«'en owners, through their stubborn re
the interest of tru th in advertising did not ren-nm- that copy dently shown great m oderation, one of the n i"'t costly exp**ri final to reorganise and inodernir.*'
fFfVm The Bookman)
to the extent of rnakiiiK the assertion, "Some plumltera pro controlling ffinunev, but lutting m eals a I monotnie adjustm ent the mine*, displayed at the very
hvaven in my bond*—
1(Juynn" have the renI money,
Opt! finger f c»n turn
ever ulteiopleii and it ha* in *urn least u lumenlnbk* lack off good
tect the health of the nation." T lv Digest could e\eii have
1 iinjt Orion's bunds,
piished
esutily
nothing
The judgm ent
Justified or not, a
gone
a
step
fu
rth
er
in
truth-telling
and
have
written
it.
Dfic great
firm m ini
house,
d th o 'L ry e begins to burn.
underlying
•
tnt'e*
which
brought
I
feeling
grew
up th at they were
“Some plumbers protect the health <■f 11i •■ nation, others which Henry Ford mnewely con
H
about
still
exist
There
is
n>
|
trying
to
crush
the m iners int*>
are system atic destroyers of Health anttelife
make li night of spring,
' kJits n Jewish institution,, using
subm ission w ithout providing nny
niucii
bitterness
between
the,
mm
Feting Bpica, white Altaic,
A plumber who is not an honest, conscientious worker i liristinn- for n fill*** face, m'tU- ers and mine owners as t*w .rem edy for th eir real grievances.
above me I con awing
has a ’c hance to do more unknown damage than has almost ally will not give employment to They have arrived at no common They allowed th eir action* to l>o
Slowly ^Berenice's Hulr.
any Jew.
any oOier c ra fts m a n —if th a t's the word. Dialer the house
ground
of
understand ingy
no dictated by the diehard* rath ethnn the progressives within th eir
evening, autum n dawn
plane
from
which
eveui
n
diacuiwdon
where nobody sees his work, he cun use defective pipe, de
Mr l.oree. of the Delaware 4
h ra charted; I can see
rnnks, und as n result run pad fo*
of
the
grievances
both
undouhtfective valves, defective anything he chooses to use. and he Hudson, ha* n<-«|()utred b lug inter
Mldcummcr N ight move* on
themanlves n rich hnrvest of
exlly
linve
con
start.
cun leave opportunity for dangerous disease,-, to be carried est m tin,, [.ehigh Valley Railroad, j
qutlly and terribly;
d
istru st ami condemnation.
Nor
The
sole
concrete
result
which
».T:*^ "
'
**
into th e household he is supjHVSed to be serving and "Ven into with an eye to future m ergers.
was
the
governm
m
ent—
represent
ag
ain
st
the
There ought to is- one railroad ‘ ‘“ pin out sharply
it' lo*t in light, death lost in the homes of its neighbors.
.
. | drah
background of failure is ing tiial third party, the public . death,
mergt*r, intluding
ail,,
roads,
^
ve
atnggering
co at- $1,260,000, any more fortunate, moves.
Vo
The
plum
ber
is
often
maligned.
His
work
usually
reIm e w ithout end, Space with-
Sfir—A«< D'wrttitfbl
DOMI’LRTE
DRUGS
CIGARS IMUNKS-rbS
ONE - DAY SERVICE
Sanford & Lvaerj i
laundry
In Edynsel
819 W. 3rd SC
(,’ u r h
S e r v ic e -Tbt C aff
Senei
Phone 475
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
. BAR PIN’S - DLVSI
K I NG S— WB
Watchei
Cal! th e W illnrd B dttery
Men— We rech arg e and irepair all makes of batteries.
J
I
McReynolds
SANFORD
(iu irt‘8 t h e m o ss o f t o r n o u t flo o rs a n d p l a s t e r .
I lls tools I
^JncL*1 s^m!
Hut Tiult ° w u n ^ ' onn.*Ytcf,r<b r,V to tho eanaervulivn | the outsider it seemed ns though
several
a r e in t h e w a y o f e v e ry b o d y .
H e s e e m s to t i n k e r in e n d le s s I happen until Uncle Korn ha* moH estiinatl! of the Hoard of T rade ' the governm ent missed
a sum ^nearly equal to o n e -th ird opportunities for forcing a just
n o lle of'W hntT B C em s to b e a tr iv n l b it o ft.w o rk .
H is c h a r g e s influence jth a n the railroad
glish wur debt to the and eouiLuhle settlem ent upon
«nt >!h in h m i m fulfill ‘‘d&rifljh actual service, '
Nf'dth o
f
f W /li
.States r Waarted W k ftjw lx>th miner*
and min*-owners,
Hut that m ergers th at would stop
ten .more days before ' H ut t h a t s a n ie plumber m a y bt* d o in g: w b rk ithat inruns the
month*
of
useless
bickej-ing!
And
I
and
left
them
to
fight out th eir
waste, send freights the nhnrteit,
Have you got the l'l taction of tlu* family’s health.
cu
t""d
o
w
n
!
8U,n
hp
not
by
tho
difference*
no
m
atter
who m ight be
most economical way,
spirit y e t!
m
iners
(although
they
have
lost
I
hurt.
Honest
service,
conscientious
determ
ination
to
give
an
overhead, etr., shoulil lx? encour
------- o------I heavily In wages) nor hy th •
The mining industry in B ritain,
. “difference between some employer nn honest, efficient |<>h. this in the work oT the aged especially by farm ers.
m
ine-owner*,
but
by
the
B
ritish
Uk,.
th at in this country, is not on
,tm »hd: Opportunity Is that tin* iduinhei* easily earns him the right to th at same slogan. "The
I a*i the roads earn enough 1n
public, th at
ionoceni bystander a basis or service
The minds of
knocks but once
satisfy
the
owners,
then,
perhaps,
plumber protects the health of the nation "
And in every
which hadt litfJe to t do with the ih r mine owners seem centered up
v --------O- ----get
lower
rutf-jL
l
? pulled a grout stunt town there are ]iist *un h reliable men. entitled to the best of
, brewing of thu trouble ami littl on present profits rather tiinn fu
S« nuterr discii"* the suggestion
m It filled It* Community ('bust pay together with the respect atul friendship of their f<I
jennugh with It* ending
line developm ent
Expert* hnv
(hat t iii- country stop exjx>rimf*jit *l
tom* 226.226 26 d o llar'
low men
The m!Vie owner- liav,* w o n , , h u t t*** tified thai through the mstnllu
with I'Ui'on gas, binding il'i*lf ir
o-—*——
th e irt Is n Pyrvtih victory
M cnltio^ of modem m achinery nnd th
revucutily against its use m wm
Chauncay Dcpew says he will
starved into defeat will not m ake elim ination *>f waste, through the
A
FEW
FLORIDA
names:
Wewurntchkn,
Thonotusso,
no new re»olution» for thl*
good workmen. They will harbor
intensive utilication of other*,
Cannot the United States lie ronentmeiit, nnd tins resontm ent
■Y ear. How could he a fte r Okulouchooehee, Immokalep, J ’anuholk'ee, Okeelanta, Ocklnonly could higher wnges \iO
y-three of themT
Are
wnhu, Miccosuskeo— Spelling not guaranteed.— Perry Hor- rusted with poison g ases?
will evitably seep ia(o th eir wbrk. • paid to the miner* hut coal could
ft]-.
■ — .......o--------we
going
to
send
asphyxiating
oxnld. We might add a few more such names: fhokoloskee,
And It does not lake much of a ( he supplied to o ther industries at
tin g Edward, it is said. wn» op
("olohatchee,
Hilota, Holopaw, Hypoltixo, Illahaw. IstokjMign, piiditionn against our neighbors ' prophet to predict thnt they will I,*, cost than at present But this,
,tsfrt) on* while the palace burned
Isn't It tin* height *>f folly to suv
H* We remember operations, Kanapulta, Lillihridge, Matoaka. Nowatney, Ocheesee. *)kn♦lint we must lx* ignorant of 11>*» * l*n ready fnr another "trike when protested the mine-owners, could
bet he didn't even care
humplea, Osowawa. Othahite, Uwanita. Pahokee, Pennn haw. mode "f w a rfa re ’ Should w»* no* the next good opportunity offers U ,h*ne only ut great expense
All parties to the strike, have
And so t In- war lorn nation has
Picoluta, Playa Linda, Pocatuw, Sulofka. Siwashe. Sorastee, know all about it. keep ahead , f
EvergliHes drainage i* t h e log
blundered
The
miners
wenun
l«-*-n
pot to (h>- unneeded expense
S
t
e
i
n
h
a
t
c
h
e
e
,
'I'lisc
a
w
illa
W
a
e
iih
o
o
ta
\\
a
h
o
o
.
W
e
k
i^
a
,
We
all others, in cu-s* others shotiM
problem in the *Lat*- a n d it
f o r t u n a t e in their >home of leader*- "f a $l„ 2rd).tWHl,0tI0 strike;
th
T a l l a h a .'s e r 'ta r t against us and itiak
llu be placed in the h a n d s <*f tapiH i, W im m a u n ia , (ia b b o , Y a b o la . 'i e h a w
glLS
and
policies;
they
erred
fatally
in
mini
'
are
in
poorer
condition
than
Capable of handling it.
a part of it ?
M o rn in g T im e s .
i accepting bal»hvi»t gold for the ever, tin* price of coal is higher,
If.a
, -------- o-------I continuance of the struggle, for in and hundred* of thoumnd* ■>f
O- YOUNG
office hoy wants to know
POINTERS
Manhood is the supreme fact o( th>- world.
Harriers of stiff [tu,j strnt
we don't pul the McPhersonare fine to see I accepting the red aid they lost the miners are. forced to accept lower
in" case in the "lost and nature and the creatures of the wild yield to the mastery and g roii/vm g’ to their superior
sym pathy of a large portion of thu wages
and
a correspondingly
column of the "w ant ud" of manhood. By riRht of steady pulm* and stout h e a r t and i offlrtr* J ,ut *t is nq agile nrtqd B ritish people, and thus assured lower standard of living.
rath er tluin a #tffl.)'/neck th at
clour brain man has rig h t of /.tWay through the world.
make* n g re a t poldle^, Napoleon
p j t i ' w orld’* vPorst pun is the
/...
“
P
'
"u s slouchy, nt*K Frederick
tha
tLof VVilliam Lyon l*liel|iH.
P A Y Y O U R R IL L S .w it l i a sm ile , andth e world will
, ; rvat
LM R e a c h d u s t
doxical it is that TM
smile
with
you.
—
Benjamin
Franklin
jrre**' should be w ritten
C ontem porary Cojnm ent
Ttt* old story1 th a t is OfVtr old! iclenctWi* should have no i*n1”
T
h
om
tory
o
f
Santa
ClaUk!
juynn-ut,
except the sense and
PROGRESS IS tho real euro for itn o v r r - t 's t im u l p o f
New Jorscy in the only s ta te . In
Rack in 1897, a little Now York sight
s York Democrat* don't
The
eternal light with
(he Union which ha* a perm anent * .,7 T
fhcar again the fam iliar nilrselves.—fJ. Mucdonnld.
m urder trial.— Bingham ton Pres*
rlr1, ' irjTHua O'Hanlon, w rote which ci hlldhood fills the world
9t a certain McAdoo’l doo, ■
to the New York Sun. T h at n ew s would |». extinguished.
r not get too rooktai I
paper wo* then edited by C harles
A T A B LE FU L of welcome makes scarce nm* dainty disli.
"Not believe in Santa (’Inus!
Murtsolinl,
poivsibly,
plnn*
a
con
^ fbnith.
l
The reply to V irginia ^ 0,1 might ns well not believe in
S hakesiiearr,
quest of most of the world, white A. Dnlui.
S
E t r — n~— ; •
most <if Italy plan* u conquest <f vvnN w ritten by Fnincl* P. Church. faine**! You m ight get your pupa
i I* nt) one quite so nniinv
l e t t e r and reply tell tho sto ry to hire men to watch in all th*?
Mussolini,—Durham Sun.
fellow who anys he will
Here is tho letter;
Ot ten mid then show* ,
chimney, on C hristm as eve to
BY G E O R G E MATTHEW A D A M S
Cwm is close to Ebbow in Mon“ Dear E ditor: 1 am 8 yenrs old rail h Santa Claus, but even if th tc
•th'rty. Ami the sad
m outhshlre. England. No, you're Some of my little friends say
I t 2* th at he nlwuyn linn
There is nothing qtiitu so chill his influence* crept far nnd wide. . wrong. They are not radiocasting there Is not a S anta Clauus. P ap a did not nee Sunta Claus coming
excuse for being late.
down, whot would they prove 7
ing us a little mind—otic th at plays
(Rations. Th
Tney’r* tow ns.— l/m ix •
I watched an eagle soar high ’ "tntinn*
sayn ‘if you sec It in tho 'S un it’s -Nob,sly r-oes S anta Claus, hut th at
Lodge *.vy* he doesn't around in a 26x100 foot lot, let us in the air this sum m er. Such grace villo Times.
*o.' Please toll mo tho tru th , is is m> *ign th a t there is no Santa
h abptit psychic ru *ny,
*
of movement, such a range of
th er^ a^ Santa^C laus 7
Clous. The most real thing in the
Conscription
fo
r
everybody,
if
tc * paper on tho nubYou can't appreciate old M other epace. I wondered w hat he though
“VIRGINIA O’HANLIN,
world
are those neither children
only
ns
a
th
reat,
m
ight
be
a
g
re
a
t
Clofk Un'vpr»ity sym- Earth hy confining your activities space. I wondered w hat
he
' “116 yv. 95th street,“ nor men can see. Did you ev.-r
factor in prom oting world peace Wv
hy doesn't he get In to such space,. sjtfe ly ^ ^ \ v *
**£1
•(*';% K 1 » . ' 12S
*S “
‘ dl
Valentino and have him
H ire 'fo th d te p ly :
*ee fairies dancing on tbo law n?
_____
I, have* kngwn*|rtkny ffinaj fcbinti watched sm aller blrda try to reach ’
“Virginia your little friends are Of course not, but th a t’s no proof
ers. many <Mucated men and wo his height In vain. He embodied ! We ask you, m an to m an, which
wrong. They have been affected they an* not there„ Nobody caa
consolidations have men. I Have in mind one who has strength, simplicity of movement. Is worse, p n f a n ity or declaring by the skepticism of a akepUcs4 ^*n rt),,c**v« or im agine . nil tho u e
th
at
som
etriiti^
fo
»
'
F
or
miles
he
would
flo
at
in
*
the
crfect)y
darpast ftw years and enough ilcjgr«|B o a ith o t^ lf 0^ h '
-------- )t A rk an sas age. They th in k th a t bpU lrtg can wofiden> there are unseen and un^ |lr;* H b o u t a s tir of his great ling*’? ^
v n y big ill
mo. The resu lt will name-U tly
be' which Is not cem pm uftiattria1 te e s h li In the. Vfprld., , ^ "
wings.1
Democra'
more profitable pahim is « q rc ast
.
by th eir own little minds, V irginia? J i JYo^ tear a p a rt the baby's ra t“ a S v r rtfr U
-oved service to adother frie n d ‘wIuf* * RU thfci way w ith a rem arkable
d .to have wheUier th ey be mon’e o r ; W ? W F c nn1
what m ak e, the noise
-ibers and the enm- has never slcjit on -ft^'^olibgti wind. It4doesn't display effo rt, or
t ' * would arc lltlle. Id th is ! g r e i/iU a ly ir W W ide,U nit th ere is a veil covering
W est Citlsen.
campus but whoso m ind Is so fe r try to impress people with its
■ \ / {■
i world which n o t tho
tile and extending th at, in a single wide expanse. It Just soars high insjiectorait'fs ’*iiht'‘lillely to
compared* i
_.w.% Beach Independent evonlng, ho /airly w ra p s.lt arounj?
. . . .
,,
—
man nor the unite,!
“B who come within its influ
withh ^ie boundless world srbcjit him a tm ig th of a || the stro n g est me-i
i have taken a somewhat the en tire earth . In fact, he amknow t hat it 1R»> power,
as m easured by th e intelligence that ever lived could te a r ap art
Jtttd* toward the recent- bodies enough real esU te i n . t h j
“ Moum Paralyses F actory." EvA fine education may be ob‘ rcceiver-of the Comcapable of grasping the whole of Only faith , fancy, poetry,.love, ro
‘ Truet Companjr; operatlon to make the greftteeft talncd merely by using your eye*, ery glr! in the room Jumping on truth and knowledge,.
;
mance, can push aside t h i t curtain
a
chair,
ah,
and
no
akfrta
to
I
hold
I usually mighty owner of land gasp w lthlonvy. Hie Than your'Im pressio n s m ay be up!—Baltfroop Sim..
“Yea,
Virginia,
there
fa
a
Santa
*nd
view and p icture th e supernal
king and in this rang* o f mind is through th e turned over to y o u r mind, and
Claus. He exists as certainly' as beauty and glory bey
. jrry they ctld not k n « a and by-w»y? i of t h a ^ U f i thw # a process o f ^m an u factu re
The fo
about the loya and generosity knd devotion ■n real? Ah. V lrglnU
t know the $ an be: human race.
, '
»” ay jfo on untjl Yrortl a jingle ob- only or
» eommun- exist, and you*know thal “
world there la nothin
slra, for bound an4 klre to your:’____
And abiding.
................
-g .-fa s h v ille hlgheat beauty and Joy.
AlasJ , “No Santa Clai "
took, of n fo rao n m aforod In
- >' ‘w
drehry u p o t d . b e world If there ho Uvea, and he
yonr library.
;•
•’
thousand yean fro:
I the aeryou run into a rich ;
|% p u t bound—
»how life is but a breath,
Infinity around.
BARA TEASDAI.E
Yo uwlll receive
vice ut our fountsla.' '1
RA YBRO S.
P H O N E 548
I
McLaul
.
The Jewe
,,
For a Better Stucco Hot
E very clement ol
been taken out o l 1
Stucco. Youc^n,
yout exterior walls aiD*
Bolutcly muiorm in<
no streak* — beautiful hi
ture. Oriental btuccol
itseli readily (o
tcctural pcraxL
A s k us about
ORI ENTAI
S T U C ’Cd]
For
THERE IS.A SANTA CLAUS!
Sale By
CHASE & CO.
a
Reliable B uilding Supplies
f-r ' -=a.=-‘
RANGE OF MIND
i
l
|
{j
it
------- the
tan
‘tins'
.
A subscription to The SatW
Herald Will'prove anexccll®
gut.xo some*trttnd or relative
eras a
i w is* i e.,1*1U--1**1
ent that e
ti • . ..vL'LL tt*
'{ ^
bv.d ' * i i ! i > b e a t s '
■-1 ■' --•%V
i
,
s
17.00
TO
______ _ 3.50
__ 1.75*65
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TELEPH O N E
148
MKS. FRED S. DAIOEB, SOCIETY EDITOR
Program Announced
For Delightful Play
A t The W om ans Club
iHeCpJIcr.na hostesses
P o % ^ 4 * TM*n,V
the Epworth League
'.7:80. .o'clock/, a t -th ?
Auditorium. ,
Japaneue W lfe,*^preLi teratu re depaptWoman'a Club - a t 8
Parker will en tertain
of Circle N o.-Five of
Church a t a social
at 3 o’clock,
of Wesley will have a
at the home of M rs.
Vhlte on Mellonvilie
I o’clock. M embers are
ephone reservations to
Nott.
hold im p o rtan t buslsnd election o f 'o f f i|0)d Masonic H all a t 3
1members-urged td n tl
1 Ff 1 ^
ssetlng of thy WT M.
afternoon a t 3:3t> at
R E S ID E N C E
TELEPHO NE:
217-W
SOLO
DANCER
WILL A PPEA R, H•y.AJ'i.'i.
ERE
______
• ___________
..
On Tuesday evening the L iter
atu re-D ep artm en t of th e W oman’s
Club wpi present the- novel play,
’’H is Japanese W ife,” under the dircction i f Mrs. J. C, Cogburn.
'"T T ioie taking p art in this unuwukl play are, M ri. Maude B.
Ofafke, who has the title role; Mr*.
W inston, as the senator's
eisjer; Mrs. Cogburn, as the sen
a to r; Miss Love T urner, the maid,
and Miss Nonie WUHarnsj as the
m an s e rv a n t
In addition to the playr a short
m usical program has T ife rfY ir-’
ranged including the following
num bers:
Piano selections, (a ) "Japanese
N ational A irs," "Japanese," Mrs.
R. R. Deas.
Vocal colo, “One Fine Day"
(M adam B utterfly (Puccini), Mrs.
Victor obertson.
Violin numbers, (a ) "Hym n to
The S un" (R im sky-K orsakoff), <b)
"Kam bdulm Chinois” (K riesler),
Miss Eleanor H erring.
Vocal -Solos, (a) “The K iss”
(A rd iti), (b) "W here My C aravan
Haa R ested" (Lohr), Mrs A, -M.
Phillips.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—UP}—
The revived controversy over Hen
ry Ford's opinion of “the in terna
tional Jew ” has been brpu^ht into
th e Congressional picture by Rep
resentative Sol Bloom, Democrat,
New Y orkitno »; j i n - ,1
• t.
, , Investigation b y 'tC Houae com
m ittee of sources o f i inform ation
on which the D etroit m anufacturer
baaed his charges, in n statem ent
several days ago, th a t "the inter-
I.ONDON, Dec. 14.—</P)—Tho
1‘C harleston” h as become so popu
la r th a t C harles B. Cochran, the
th eatrical m a n a g e r s organising a
C harleston ball a t A lbert Hall. -(*♦'
"T he C harleston” ho says, "is
about our
m ore th a n a hobby. I t ia ^ disease
g
rap
h
1
when
you mak
ra m p a n t th rou g h o u t th e country,.
purchase.
‘ ?
People are not co n ten t to dance it
to C harleston music, but do it to
SOVSIL
Tubes
the fox tro t, one step and oyen the
30x3 V* Tires
S
w aits melody.
all financial canters of govern
m ent, Including the United States
F ederal Reserve system ," is being
b ro u g h t by the New York Repre
s e n ta tiv e
T w o K ille d W h e n
A u to T u r n s T u r tle
South
29::4.40 Tires
29x4.40 Tubes
1113 Sanford Av6,
M ia m ia n D ie s F rom
I n ju r ie s In F a ll
Phone 461-J
A T H N
T hat B ab y Y o u ’v e
L o n g ed F o r
of the machine was in u critical
am bulance which waa taking him condition. _ All w ere carpenters In
middle age, on th e ir way to work
to a hospital.
n t a greyhound track under con
A fractu red skull and Internal stru ctio n in the southw est r-cci'.on.
injuries caused death. E. R. M ill
er, a room -m atf, said th at Crttcs
rhad been ill, and had wandered to
the roof of an adjoining building
fr°m wh,ch he M l to the alley be.' owPolice investigated and found
th a t C rites had suffered convul* -on* before the fall
Theatjre —;u,
VVednesday *fl
Night Dec.
O rder T ickets Hy Mull Nc
Mian A udrey Roberta, talented solo dancer of OrlAndb, wjll bo Mrs Burton Advises Women On
among those who VH| appeer on :ho program of ,Qhj Society1.Veuda- MotherhiKHl and Companionship
3 h e W o rld ’s M<
vill# to bt* given by (he D, A. |L fnetnbcra here .on D e< ;2fc Mifn j "For several years ! was denied
Ail circles ort* exRoberta ha* h ad considerable etharlengc a n d 'W f ’work h a s 1r e e o i v o d t h e
blersing of motherhood,"
Fam ous
present.
unusual praioc. Many local people'W hq haV© seen’^ e rM h O^-lkndo . Write* Mrs. M argaret Burton of
productions will be pleased to learn, that she will appear^ here unde;- Knnssg City. "I was terribly neriVedarsdfly.
tho asnplccn of the D. A. R.
L v-.
you* nn<i subject to periods of
.
. , " -W
neeting o f the W elfare
terrible suffering and melancholia.
An Interesting act to be featured
|of the Woman'*- Club
Now 1 am the proud m other of a.
Mrs. S. (J. P o rter nnd Mrs. Ade
Monday evening when the Sallic
s v t a i •.
beautiful little daughter and a true
line Clarke motored to Orlnndo C o u n try C lu b D in in g
chers’ Association of H arrison C hapter N. S, D. A. R. Monday, where they spent the day
R o o m O n o n o C J n n H o v com|’a " ion 0rul in*Plr"tlon to my CONTINUED HIH TESTIMONY
KOOm Tjpyns o u n a a y husband. I believe hundreds of
ool will meet at 3:30 presents its "Soctety Vaudeville”
Continuoua from 1 p
membent are request- a t tile W om an's Club, will be the
, .
■
,•
I
.
other women would like to know
CANTON, O , Dec. 14.—hTh John Nuveen of John Nnveen
o . Kelleher, of Fake Placid, N. th , « r m nf my llupp| n e s i, and , Continuance of test i mony by Steve
as Oils is the last solo dancing of Miss Audrey Ro
an.! Co of ( hkntfo, specialising m y hh, returned u , S anford to take will gladly reveal it to any m«r- Kaacholk n g a i m t Putrick Eugene
re moving Into the berts of Orlando.
Jam es O liver Cur w o o d 's
ihool building.
Miss Roberts it u professions I municipal, county un.i school bonds, clinrg of the dining room of the
wuman who will write mu." -M. De rmmot t , alleged slayer of
i*
spending
n
few
day*
in
Sanford
dancer of note, having played fur
“T h e
Sanford Country ( lub io r the sec- i Mr* Hinton offers her advice i-n Don R. Meilett, Cant on publisher,
(Thursday
I two years on Broad way where she
tlrely without charge.
She hus a u begun yesterday, was
l>egu i
Mrs
Frank
Scruggs leaves <l,1<l successive »ea*on and haa an- notiiing to s.-ll I-ottaxs should ho today when Judge K \V lllehl
Irhers1 Association of took promlnient solo parts in
( ompany uf One Hundr ed
,
Wednesday
for
I.akelund
where nouncetl that the ciun will Iff- open addn-ssed to Mrs. M argaret B u r-| overruled
F o re st”
objection o f defense
it- Prim ary School will "Lilac Time" nnd "Pandora". She
sell
will
spend
the
holidays
with
i
Sunday
iL
n
n
e
n
.
t.nnquets
and
3|' Wondrous Scene#
ton, 2(J2n Masnachusett*. Kunsas counsej.
will give an Oriental dance wear
fclock: *' *“ " -— w»
with
|lnr mooting for the Ing gorgeous and unusual cos her sister. Mr*. II J Pemberton. 1o ln i parties are to he aecommo- City, Mo (’.nrrespondoneo wil (ie
i I.u v e lle s t G irla g |
Antonio Moreno
Mr. Scruggs will join her there ,,wro‘I throughout the season,
strictly confidenrinl
Seminole Chapter U- tumea. , Those who have seen this next weak
GRAVR8 IN PANAMA
r
In A m e ric a
nnd
^
Kelleher has charge of an
held at ‘th^ ’Madonic charm ing young dancer will be
Renee
Adoree
Lower Floor, $3.30 ;VJ
--------'
exclusive
club
ut
l^
k
e
Placid
in
[
Electric
steam
ing
irons,
with
a
o’clock.
delighted to hilvc the prlvHedge of
PANAMA, Dec. 14.—i/7*>— Brig
G rnntlnnd Rice
Pah. my. $2.75. *2^0
Mrs II. H. Chappell mu. two the summer months and ha first watpr r„MTV()lr Mlld Uny hok„ in
P, Herndon will again Seeing her lively and grace
GenoraJ William S. Graves has
took
over
the
Sanford
club
last
!
(ht.
irnnlng
,
u
rf.
Ctf
for
t’hl.
emerK.
,
Sportliffht
Heats cn Sale! a t 4.y j
grandchildren, Henry and Winifred .
ibers of the Idlers ful dancing.
year J or the first tim e In years it | ..^ e of steam are now being pro- arrived here. He will succeed
Aesop'u
Fables
2:30 o‘clt>ck at her
.Jne’n
Smolte House
Tickets fpT -thi4; ‘eVstit are nj) J-ovel). left Friday for Tiiscon,
hl* m anage- dneed It is said this device nhv,. M ajor General Charles II. Martin
A ril., where they will spend u yesr Wn" n "o r r r *‘ .... .
lford Heights,
‘N eryous M om ents”
Her. 13, 11, 1 3 " ‘ -W
sale ut l-aney’s Drug fom puiij'.
inert
I atCs
. , , . the needI of
/ . dampeni ng clothes
i-i
ns divisional c ommander of the
with Mr. and Mrs. Vail 1/ovell
the West Side ParP a n a m a Cana deve opment.
The same service which char no- | before'Inm ing
Arsbclktinn at 3:30
terir.ed the dining rooms last sea j
G
ir
ls
H
y
Y..
M
em
b
ers
F
rank
W
oodruff
left
Monday
|e West Side P rim ary
c
rsvsvw sdsvM fM snK initw auiratosK M gK W U A fflU iftfttM K fA ctrgsvaciaM M C
for Jacksonville, where son is to lie in effect this y eir,
.. M e e t M o n d a y Nipcht afternoon
he was im tiutod into the Mystic Mr Kelleher announced to.iuy.
Order of the Shrine Monday eve
Priday ,
Thh regular meet In g of the San
ripon C hapter, N. S. Arrd G irls' Hi .Y< v a s holdj Monday f'ning a t the .Morocco Temple.
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-■ ----rr meet with M ri. John evening a t tfjo; American I^ g io a
GET TH E BEST
Miss M argaret L. Cox. who is at
Mrs. A. M. D sForcst hut. f
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Flower
Urn*. Concrete blocktending W heaton College, Boston, J
at the home of Mrs.
of ail kinds, Roofing Tllo. Coh tillow'ijig A hs business sesaioji, j
will arrive in Sanford Hat
Holly A -y e n u e -.. , .
mont Coloring, Etc, from
on intareating discussion was held i unj ny
spend her C hristm as v*
dec of the Women of on tho subject “ Which of the Ten ration with h.-r mother, Mr*
HANFORI) CEM EN T
t>f Holy Cross Church Com mandments is The Hardest
Hof-Mac B attery Co.
Maude M. Miller, ..n Magnolia
PRODUCTS CO.
tk m the chapel, with F o r n Girl T d'E rcb T "* * ^
“
Sanford's
Pioneer Radio
Avenue.
it Vaughan as leader.
&th and Maple
Phone 112-W
(' [) Wolfe, locul secretary of
-Shop.
1IHi's of the Grntn the Y M C A , wii* present un.i
■nun school under the gnve many vuluuhle luggestions
—
. -i - - Our W in d o w s R e v e a l N e w a n d I/ovely
|Mi** M argnrct McKay for work un.i service, '
re- itnl nt the South
It wu* decided to huve u party
C h r is tm a s I n s p ir a tio n s
auditorium Ut 3 o', F riday evening nt the Legion hut
honoring the football boys. Com
saudeville" ul the Wo- m ittees were appointed to mnkc
T S U la n o r iif t h r . ( a n i l n r t l m a k e s a n d b r l n a . In a t a l l i i n a a l l
NEW YORK. Dec It.—(Ah A
. . - r r l l . r i - . m n l r f I n n d n n d r l n a r r n s n a h t d b r b e a r d a l t i . v r r ibe
(at h o’clock, under the plans for this occasion. The m eet
h j . i i *— H a i l n K t - e e p o l . l l s r i t t o t a k e f k l a a r t a n a d r b t , a n d k n t th< Sal he H arrison ing closed with the Miionh bene : iater of Theodore Roosevelt and
I n a n o u a r f o r H, n a I a l r r . - i d ) h a d n k l « b r l a a a r n d l o , I w i l l s e l l
the
head
of
Woodrow
Wilson's
diction.
I t I n a * t n l r h b a r e r f o r a b r t h i r d ( b e p r i c e Baked f o r a c t a o f c a n a l
IS. I). A. R.
cfflrlrac).
It la l.rn a.1 n c n . la c o m p l e t e w i t h a l l a r e r a a o r l e a a n d
w artim e com m ittee on public In- j
Sal Urdu y
I b a t e I n . t a l l c . l It a t u>> r c n l d c n r e w h e r e 1 w i l l b e i i l r a a r d I n
form
ation
hnve
clashed
publicly
or
l
ark
F.
Yarnell
of
W
inter
Park
spent
d r m . . H - l r . l r It I f ) n . . w i l l l r l r | i h a n e i n f r i r n l i i p a l t e r TiS/i.
W.
St"ry Hour at the
»l 1 .......i t . T e t . > o . 7 T3.
ideals
the day here Monday oil i( hu sines* j over the war President's
10 hMl Vclock.
and vision.
nili.smn.
In the midst of Wilson adm irers,
Mrs. C. M. Hand and Mrs. Archie Mrs. Coniine Roosevelt Robinson
B etts are expected to return home questioned George Creel yesterday
afte r hi* speech.
Tuesday from Juckaonville.
Mr. Creel said th at Wilson’s vi
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Miaa M argaret Cowan will arrive sion foresaw "a trag ed y of disap
a
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reeling for this year of hero S aturday noon from W ashing pointm ent com ing" oven before the
r»n Club o f^ h e B aptist ton, D, C., where she is attending peace conference, due to t{i© lapse
in idealism th at followed the arm is
held Monday aftam oon K ing-Sm ith School.
tice.
/ ' ' 11 m '> yak
(Of Mr*. Voiie W illiams
Questions were invited. M ri.
, Mr- nnd'M rs. Qeorge Walker of
i Avenue.
mines* was carried St. P etersburg epent the week-end Robinson arose and in a voice th at
here w ith th eir slater, Mrs. Roby carried to ©very corner of the hnlj
reports frorff ‘
asked t
L aing.
»r were given,
“ I f .Mr. Wilson hud so much vi
holiness had bw n
sion ss you say he had, why did
Mrs.
L.
S.
Cram
er
and
baby
of
hostess served
ho not enter the w ar sooner and
lm- fake and -sailed W est Palm Beach arrived here save thousands of lives?
S
unday
to
spend
the
holidays
with
^ M - ‘. J
“ He did not en ter the w ar soonpresent wer«! Mrs. I. her sister, Miss Jessie Hutehhv
or,” Creel answ ered, "because, for
son.
Mrs B. G. M ethvin,
ons thing, New York and the A t
1C Sharon, Mrs. C - H.
Miss Irene B. W att of New York lantic seaboard are not Am erica.
(o I) Gardiner, Mrs.
is spending the holidays here with I t would have been impossible to
Mr*. William Moow
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. commit the Am erican people to
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rorrest Mac A llilter,
H a rfy W att. They will leave the w a r earlier.”
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Mra. F ^gnda E. f irs t o f-th e year for Cleveland, 0 .
M rs. Robinson wna unsatisfied.
Afford Baker, M rs. J , _1_£31
“You a re evading, not answ ering
- » »■ ■ i■
1 Mr*. A. K ent RcriilM rs. C arrie F. W att of McMinn the question," ahe said. “The
" Mitchell, Mrs. Sid- ville, Tenn., Is spending the winter President has th e pow er o f leader
Mf*. C. P. H enderson. bare w ith h e r *so n ; and wife,* Mr. ship. . i t Is said th a t he kept us
J«*up, Mrs. Guy 8.
out d t i y t ii . I w a n t to know why
R H. Berg, Mra. Ro.
he d W-not lead us In sooner 1” ’
residing chairm an waved
tj M in
who is at. soothingly Mild announced
**• Mrf. Victor
a t Winston- his Y
queotltm ' hud; been -<hhi
hr* here Frl- th a t
Mrs. R oblnsoh1
nd the hpu- aw er
ts „ Mr. ‘ and hall.
lidii J tuglfh fi A},
"/ ¥ g
4‘ J l
to imported into- Oteat
Miss Audrey Roberts
To Be Soto Dancer
In D. A. R. Vaudeville
Revue
"WEDNESDAY
Flaming
A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City
Mi*s. Robinson And
George Creel Clash
On Wilson’s Ideals
HIGH CLASS RADIO SET AT
A BIG BARGAIN
"RHn Members
^inab Meeting
On, J\(Joqday
Wbat Makes A Good Gift?
Electrical
tances
R obert-H ow erd of Quincy.
d a y afternoon
w ith her dau 4
lace Wright,;.
has Increased from .49,64*
1010 to 84,403 tons last
-
W. Wal>re going to Or-
. ■L'-V
- ’
Canada exported mdr
000.000 w orth o f fu rs
y ear which ended tn A]
©ward. >
Cowman leav»4
Jr^ o r-A tla n u ,
ft
M rs. "R obert J . - Holly, will leave
W ednesday in 'T ie F c a r for Tallah iss re w here she will accompany
t l r t t t s s e s Mae and' Mildred ilolly
a W M i * . Maud Lake home from
th a JT o rid a S ta te Collsge for Wom-
•d to transfer pesaep♦ for 00o in th e ’- City
ta, approved by the
LAMPS
.Make your boy ha
;
" f If r
T h e a ttra c tiv e plncfng of^flgtores an d the clever
color handling in o u r new est neckw ear arriv a ls
m ake* ours an ovenvhelm ingly pbpulaf display.
e rn e en f|i
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M D iw W F a * * * *
r.a m
f
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OUSE'**
A C C O R D lk if i
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'M O’H ' c A u ^ f G i t ' ^
O F F 'T H E A T A W A 'W r
W A o Xit>© In State
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hite;
although
a f«w‘ Flnrlda TjeA SsfcE, PJa„ Dee, U
a 9 K j ! d l $ b n of Who'; g re e t, have been Haled in previous
editions, About one-lenth of the
total' fiumber are women ,1 which is
n o t! d iffe ren t from the average
ra te f o r theowhole work .;)1 1
M U H
A C <-1 MR13 M A Ib R A L VtSpW EKiTA-'flbk}
^
5 f M G R - R 6 o M ? ~ t LAW a l l . ^ P O ^ O I B I U T V
HEFTUVA
to
£ e e d i ^ a-t e w s u i m f o - m e - m s e ,
'tHATf PRODUCED “THE APPLET, yltf|Cti-MADE. ;
'lirte. CIDER, I ^ VtiR^ERM OREj^ I ViOLlLD
Mwe^fo place oiAd e r a r r e q h -tHE t a r m e r . '
VfiVAo PLA&lfeD-file.SEED,
UkEVllEE
-lUe £OIL OTr
ORCHARD, -TOEEThER. Virm
^U K l B U 1T O M
pjfjlho i n j permanent resident*,
.15 may beitiassed as retired, al
though, of] ppursc, a ahirp line
cannot Jje Hrawn Uctwecn active
and retired pcriona, and some, say*
- f l f e 9 i ) ^ j / W t j . ; R A W # A 6 A C C O M P L IC E S {..^
v
X
f m fiw tfr’c iB ty office hcVc, I*- now at
spend 1 th eir ^uihm ^rs elsewhere
U niversity of Alabama.
afq
«* follow*:
-/
M i (it those having homey in FloDaytona,
including
Dayton*
|S k ,« ’/i,.a n d in o th er r t a t e e , or counIIeach,
St.
P
eterfburg^P
ulm
Dench,
V Ui=r, th « W h « \,W h » doen not, In*
nhd
Mlhmi,
four
each;
WlnteiUPark
g i lu d o In th a t category a largo nuniijh e r o f ro u b le s , like Depew nn.i and Brookavllle, th ree each; Ja c k
Rockefeller, who spend n few sonville, Orlando, Eustis, W est
Palm Beach, Miami Dench and
E l i t e 1>r m onths, in Florida every
IpViQter, b u t do not have home* In Coconut drove, two each, a n * fif
arajtii sta te , Rfnl even some who own teen uther places, one each.
Of the retired persons who liv|U hom M in the a ta to %like Edison «n«!
in
Florida, all or nearly a!! th*
Ford, mid who arc not listed iu
time, six are In St. Petersburg;
•sireshlent* In the book.
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threr. in Miami; two epeh In Tnmfe tA s s u m in g ,' nay* Dr, H arper, th a t
f, the p art-tim e resident* rpend half]
V the y e a r In Florida,, one w ould!
pfwvt* th e equivalent of IPO noted)
Pm living In the state, a* com*,
f.-pured nrjth 121 in the U*2 t edition
K & t i i * l«ok, and 101 in 11*20. KvM
^ d t n t l y . he assume*, the' number o t.
^ p o ta b le * In Florid* lia* inrrensed
' r a t e r that) the total population ,n ,
.recent years, and e*peeial|y during
p i h h adtlvitie* of 11*25. They now
’v fcdhatltute about*one In 1,000 ..f
B^Ho' to ta l poulntlon, or one in 2.6<t0
B f lf 'th e y a d tllt w hite population.
F R E C K L E S
^ A p p a r e n tly nil the Floridians in Engl
S A Y
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S&6 WITT * VJAAPl D
away foom th at
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Vf
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DOOR —
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K I X»D l N i ' . e v C f R tP T T .
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w a r n * . i4 m *dh 6 m
w b iw tH T b o e limit *
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The cu.yns
,ower
TBBOM. .IRaT BRICK
vrt-V
VIIL * — — NAVI I
T E U . IK TCOMt
�== ^ = -r.
3ft? ' -J. wT
I Daily Herald
ad . r a t e s
(n Advance
L . , will be received
L , nd collector aent
L (0r payment.
E ____ jOc a line
r ____ 8c a line
r ~ . _......7c a lirtjo
hies on request. *!
trd
rates
tiro for
^insertions,
h of average length
f a line.
[ charge of 30c for
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
S a N FO U D D R U G c o m p a n y
27—^Professional Services,
“ The Roxnll S to re"
i
We mnko a specialty of our prom pt
filling o f prescriptions- nmj^qtilck
delivery.
83— Farms and L and F o r 8ale 90— Automobiles for Sale
"71— W here to E a t
E A T AT S anitary Cafe. Good FOR SALE—Thre« rooin cottage,
things tu eat nt all tim es. 103
ill conveniences.
C orner lot.
W. 1st g t '
Fhrni-hcd or unfurnished.
Apply
410 \\ 12th* St., a f te r U p in.
18— B u s i n e s s S e r v ic e O f f e r e d ELLIN, W’AI 111AM, Hninllton, II- 74— A p artm en ts and F la ts
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4: L
linois Wnt. his. Biupiond* and _L. ^
HOGGINS A .COWAN CO., Auto wadding ring* I*. K.‘ Abeam, 317
Jjnthj attractiv ely
furnished,
Radiator* and sheet metul works.
m oderate rep t. Young, owner, 200
Plain-and ornamental-sheet metal
N! Park A ye:
1
tvork.i':Tel. 710-W. 2U7 French 3:j
Avenue.’
1' '
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K.
Help Wanted—Male
JAM ES H. COW AN—lA 11 kinds o i
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
W ater und B oat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue und Third S treet. Tele
phone 111.
FOR RENT *OR SA L E — Eotir
room bungalow, garage,, large
lot. ' i^lit.ty ln p tcs ride, so u th , of
post offing ?'.;£Terms attractiv e.
CORNER LOT. -E astern exposure
In l*--t rcjidentlUl- section. CIoso
FOUR ROOM A p artm en t,-p riv ato in. I'rired rig h t. , Bee burner. Dr.
bath, garage. 217 Holly Ave.
McDoii^ hII, F irst N at. Bank Dldg.
75— B usiness Places fa r R en t
lo rs
ON EASY fE R M S
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1
*
OOlKiE IIROTHBK8
H
I
WATCH JTHIB
CO l.U M jj FOR*
DAILY HINTS TO
USED CAR
PURCHASERS
*1" cash and $10 m onthly will
ATTRACTIVE room a to ra p t for
buy
’ well locatpd Onk Hill lots.
CANDIES. S lIE A F F E It’S F oun
DEPENDABLE USED
• stores or offices at P ark AvfJ..
Priii- $750 carh. Ill percent oif
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Perand
•'Commercial
S
treet.
W.
M.
HADDOCK STF.AM PRESSERY 10— M oney lg L o a n
for nil cash.
REPRESENT THE MOST AUTO- fljn1(. „nd compacts th a t will
Young,
Owner,
208
P
ark
Ave.,
op
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. J
posite Court House.
105 S. P alm etto Avenue. Phone 1 LOAN'S—Money available at 7 par
MOBILE VALUE
FOR
THE
h®,r'( U n f> 8 I>rUtC
NOVELTY SMOKING Set*. :
Meisch lltdg.
34W .
rent. Close in property. A. P 77— H o u s e s fo r R e n t,
bigantV Shaving SeU, Mil:
Connelly & Sons.
Brushes; en th er Goods and IV
18— B usiness Seivlce O ffered
Flasks. Union Pharm acy.
j FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on
b V E R T IS E IiS *.
, 1’nlmctto Avenun , corner
ol *25 'ii'h ami $15 monthly will buy
Ll d representative
MARRY IF LONELY.— Most su e- —
DU YOU RNOW
I Spurting S treet. Two bed rooms, brunt if ol lot on French Avenue,
cetsful “ home m aker;” hundreds- WA
Price
$1350.
dining room, living room and k it
•istificotion will give
THAT
rich, strictly confidential; reliable;
P
'$ information. And
chen, bath room, gurage, infprove
years
experience;
description
free.
j-Adi
Perkins Co,
| they w ill-assist you
m enu. $45 monthly. Phono 717 lau re l Avenue h>t In-tween SJtli
“The Successful Club,” Mrs. Nash, ! Fla
your w ant ad. to
nml loth S treet. Price $2.»»<) on I'seil car prices do nut Include n
1
for
appointm
ent.
Bo* 65H, Oakland, California.
' ——
ire effective.
,
FOR IIIM — A ttractiv e \valch**i>jK
trim - of $50 cash und $20 monthly charge for freight and war lax.
THIS CHRISTMAS Give H er ■»
the latest design. Don Sm ith,:
TANT NOTICE
‘
. Used car prices do not provide for j Singer Electric. Cash or term s. Next In YowrJPa.
B, K PE R K IN S — Huhcrdusher
.
r» should givo tjid f
1
1
1
1
1
”
*•
on
term
s
of|
nnj,
|,rofjj
„u
l
h
n
new
cur
bustSinger
Sewing
Machine
Co.,
C.
W.
headiiuartcra for C o l l e g i a t e
ostofficc address as
FOR T li ft F/ki
1 mul $15 monthly.
>u-ss.
, Nicholson, M anager,
Melomtlcr
Clothes, llo F irst Slrejet,
ir phono number if
Arcade.
results. About one
QUICK MESSENGER SBRV
'v e n u e lot just i>ff Lit.i Used rnr price* do not cover depreaf n thousand has a
To deliver yonr package or
Price 11'.i5(i on term s of cialion Tho ntigituil purchaser DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair <>(
hd the others can't
('all Postal Telegraph Cable l
3 and $15 monthly,
|»aid
ttial.
|w'
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1
UlMl
i
hose
or
handkerchiefs
would
t with you *unless
■•t cm nor Elm and High
your address.
I W mget Cars
Cars at
nt our
our make he.r a lovely gift. The Vow A NEW* LIVING ROOM SUIT
■or -pink sale $11100. $2IM) See
S*'' th.-n- Pn»*"-,nger
Itintianee MUST be
Ised Car I Ad
,
Company.
gum iintccd, I’OR RENT -5 mom ntucco buii- en*h. liit lulu*, easy.
will bring Joy for all tho fatnil;
-Min at The Sanford
CLARENCE SMITH
J$5 Otl hini
th ru o u t thti year, Russell
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Ivc reward
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$350 otl GIVE HER A N IC E N JiW :D R E 8S
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j o u ’ Address 113 U H ighland! ,p - '; Funl r,n"
Floral Designs a S|»ecialty
58— H o u se h o ld G ood*
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AND HAT FOR dllRtA TM A S.
1D25
Ford
Toui
FURNISHED
HOUSE.
Floral KAFFF.LDH
LADIES’ SHOP,
CALI. 352 for fresh cut flowurs FOR SALE — Thursday. O nenl«
Balloon Tires
$260 00
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Tubes 7
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SANFORD AVENUE
nnd plnntu
M EN ’S, LADIES' AND Cl
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h o u se s for sa le
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$250.00 LET CS HELP YOU choose th-r $3,00 a-pair. ..Lloyd's Shoe
An rut I I m il , 1311 Mvrtii- Avi-uu
ideal gift for him W« have it 103
STEW ART THE FLO RIST- I ____
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— FURNISHED HOUSE, FLORA -I !|l. 1 ,,o
,^W lill*2H Dodge S|M;ii»l lour
in our stock. Woodruff and Wat*
1-lowers for all occasion*
6 7 — R o o m s W ith H o a rd .
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light .prrtKint day vtiiuc
S ta tio n s — lieJh.iHUI
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son, 208 East l«t St
Me LANDER ARCADE
I ■ - - ----------- ---------- and garage Sec John D linkm
He did a
TEACH YOUR FAMILY tha
irrin * of $50P t ii.-h a ml $75 m olitti1 tate the New Model
Phone 781
ROOMS, with or without meal i 1 m m Homo.
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F(1R TH E KIDDIES
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2 7 — P ro fe.S H io n a l S e r v i c e s
—r-Jrl-OR RENT— Kurgished house ■* • ........ *tin <o htingulow h.calet} I
[far, not the owner,"
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^ , HEEH EE SHEEBE DOLLS, Tvrls* appreciated gift for any m«
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for es tim a tes .
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__kins at Court House.
turn Toys, Balls and Bcnks. of th e family.
F irs t N«'
RADFORD
^Katie. 1Jirge living room, din 1025 Dodgr Coupe
Chiropodist
$050.00 Seminole Book Sb>?> 28 McLma* Bank.
---------------------------------------------FOR RENT one large furnished . ‘ '
.
New Ducn Finish
ing room, kitchen, two bud rooms,
(Foot Specialist)
i der Arcade.
bedroom. 018 Onk Avs.
' 7S— O nlreH n n d D e sk R oom
Hcrvires offered
hath with shower, large pore h e 1,
o u r . __________ ____________ ___— Lloyds Shoe Storv.
etc, well built and alm ost nrw 1025 Dodge Spec in I T
YOUR SUITS are made In I
Phone 102 for appointm ent.
krt Hair Iloldiers in
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burnished ...... ..
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J’lm*'’] ' <KO0° ”n t, rn‘‘ ■"h »n‘: I
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for,| to mensun*. Wo cairy‘
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t \mi kinks, one price, petsotial at
H \ It HER S H O P
HO— A — R eal E s la tt- D ire c to ry N "‘*ih>h sLung.-iini* on Park Av.
i Nrw rir«-* G....I
$ 150 on
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1'.entiun, Itluehird Beauty Shoppo...................
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Pilrtiv fu rni-hed, two 1h-.I
^TRF ^ • TT ott' -^1
Isgn-diM Ave
_ JY 'S TOY ELECTRIC train am i,
‘ Phone 34U-J
b o lt RES I Ih-dt. -m .h--n.ii
$176.0(1
It. R KLDKIDGK Real Estntn nnd
1|V,"K
dming , 1i , i l * Ford Tour
( ____ ____
"A. ____neighborhood. 311 Park Ave
electric moving picture machinp.
1UU STORE* — Pre
s ; NIX
investments. Valdcx Hotel build- “
• k,lrhen’ ,,uth with ■l“ wpr’ IPJ926 Ford Coupe
Ideal C hristm “s present. B argain
xarnge. »fge yard. $8.0001 ^
Jrugs, Soda. We are Attorney and Counsellor nt la-*
ROOM—Suitable for two gentle- mg.
DO T O U rt;c H R i5 T M A ^ 4 v
$350.00 at ,$3.00 each. Call BI3-J.
__ __________________ j on trrnm of $500 rash nn«l tn« Iwil
k* your phone.
.
2lo E ast F irst Street.
h e ra ;^ X; complete
men.
Hot water
Reasonahl* ___
l‘L** rent
----- rate. 1015 Elm Avenue.
( HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC. I" tu,‘
"ugo. Jewelry, ladles ^nd $
riK C U L lN K PERM ANENT W a v ___ ___ ____
_
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Real E staU and
- FL T ,!^ ^
K- A1 0 1 ,1
FOR HIM
weadnjf.' apparel. Glvoi-yowY -1—
me G uaranteed not to burn
tvv *>
m i,
,
INS1 RXNCE BROKERS
Beautiful bungalow umong ouk
MAIN HI. ANI
!e A Furniture Co
^ v.iiinr.H.i 4ij lint tu uurti. yvVO !• 1 RNLslIKn m nm j *"'* _
^rtft*?$
Vlnin^ t new large living KI.M AVE AND U1TII STREET
~r~i -----w * A S trtst watch j Your <
bus t Street
Madam H arriet, over Mobley*
i,„i,. h n ,........... me
71 •* h , l
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LEATHER GOODS and Fountain,
3A U lull line
Drug store..
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room, two bed loom*, dining non):, ' , E,„,j Ton Tru, k
iCnaTL SetnlnoU- Book Shop, Me. I- * * * * * * ° Ru*?, n 8 u P!
[n right
Cash or
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,Hthr,,,M« e * n'} A * 1* /
S ta rte r Fine Shape
HOP,00 Ijinder Arcade.
lant ‘v n ir btisim-*Till: NEXT TI ME vou are sief r „
,
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.
.
WANTED TO RENT
Three fur- -Mpleteh furm she.lrua.lv
try C h l,n p r:i'’:c You soon w-. «?»— Ko. n. I'»r lltills e h e t-p ln ^
.....for you
move m Double gar ID23 Dodge Panel _
ta le Co., general gel well and will ke^-p sm iling
' . -------- —
keeping on first floor near pri
f1”" ' " n<| ,h ru ,,» Owner ( (mod
$350.00 90— Automobiles for Sale
NASH
-id,-walks, build- Phone IH2-J for appointm ent. Dr FOR P.ENI
AtVructive house, marry .school. Answer "G," .a- , r" r ?10,510 0,1 U‘rnw t " “ t I [ ijo.j |)(>(jKU E XJire
Ijj.vdn ihe world io -n m to rea r
SMITH m o t o r s COIgauntr boxes J, R J .W! P7. MacDougall, 1st Nat. Bank
keeping room. 1217 W 2nd St. H erald office
ari cu*-v'
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-n r„
sirfin ii KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Ftnp, f$ X
■»*<••Phone 671 .1
------------------------------------------------ DEAN BERG CORPORATION
'
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. Plea sure csis DOUGE
and GraL*rm "
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6.
1*
Batteries.
----------- rrvr:^ =T— —
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—; - - ■
• SEVEN OR rig h t room furnished
HeralU Building
G" “ lm 1 1 2 Ton
Elm and 12th St. T '
New
D istributors Chandler
I P T A X 1 T ’f i n n o I I
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I home with garage wanted 0:1
Phoflu 713
1 l.iko0 ‘’
uw
$1250.00
_____ ________ L.
Commercial Avenuo
reliable party. Ref-) —
SANFORD BUICK CUk“ i
1D2G Grahdm 1 1-2 Ton
212 Magnolia Ava, v .
PAJITMENT HOUSE for sale,
KEY TO happiness. Htudebaker
Phonf 307“ '• iModern, rent reasonable, well In* T Annual ren tal *0,000. Good in
j
______
-■ - y | '
for
Christmas.
San
Juan
Garage
Fated
but
not
necessarily
close
"f£ GOPSj
ijtnfont. A. P. Connelly & Sons
l, va*j
Co.
LINCOLN
—
FORD
FO
blight consider unfumiahed if good ]
YJOTYA \
------------------- .... —.
Edward H iggins, Ini
|7dP*T! s o Me B o o y s
proposition.
W
rite
particulars
Jo
. DOM €?
Commercial A Palm etto. P t
USED CAR E X C H A N G E CORNER H O U SE Close In, 5
|A o l d L A D D e t *
"Rcniionslhle,” care Herald.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
rooms, $300 down, $lll monthly,
I$R 0N 1X MV
Q W. WAN3I.KY, M anager
DIES, OF BURNS
8.3— F n rm s n n d L u n d fo r S a le price $4500. B art Nason, Vuldei
^ •M 0 6 R .
note! Bldg. Phnr.r fl53
CHRYSLER r ’
BRADENTON, Fla., De
Cn AS T FULLER MOTOR CO (AT— K enneth H. Mulklna,
ATTflApTIVK FIVE room house
Sanford Ave. nt 10th St. Pheno 692 25 y ears of age, linem an
and garage, vulmildu lot Chaplocal power company, di<
s HEMINOLE (IUDSON-KBSKX
FOR QUICK SALE—This new up- mnn S t $0 5MI. Favorable term s
n
ig h t In n hospital here I
to-dato bungalow Is offered ut- Mrs, W heeler Jones, Vnldex lintel.
, v'
INC.
severe shock and burns al
203
Oak
Are.
only $0750.00. First |u»ymerit can
1/bdy sustained yesterday
r
Phone 41
*y
be ns low an $750. Balunre $05.00 FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight
when ho c»me In co n tact
per month. It Is complete nnd
room Duplex Bungalow on lot
Hve w ife carry in g 2,300 ve
II
UPS—
MA
RMONtJ
•
attractive, with S rooms, fireplace,, 50x151. J u s t being completed.
wu«,u nativeiftf, Pauling, f
S an fo rd Autmnqliih*
both, onk floors and numcroiH' I^uch’ ap artm ent has private hath,
ifOfl Mugnulla Ave.
built-in features; B etter- see a * 1 hot am! c»ld -w ater and fire pUeo.
rig h t away.
JEWETT AND PAG
Hard world floors In two rooms,
RIVE'S GARAGE
Double g srag ed . P riv ate en tran te.
Sanford Dealer
WJU consider ono or two well In
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
v i mt k »
rm*
c ite d lo ts'a s p a r t paym ent. F. D.
Tel. 732
F in d Nat. Bk. Bldg Breeden', S m ith's .Barber Shop.
Kjing Is restricted to
M f Station.
t r Is made The San*
l will he responsible
• Incorrect insertion,
for subsequent
The office should bo
mediately in case of
dj 1WIN 1 LJDD*J) 11
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Dy Lrane A'cnr
unoi S iu :1
TvsAbUC N 0U ? £
NOO . NH 5 0 N ,
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For Sale
Il.H .I,.
INSURANCE
WOULD HKJC
( m , u iw tf A
FLORIDA FARM—20 scree.; good,
. soil, $75 an acre.
Im m ediate,
possession. Payable 8 r$ r cent
Garage now. occupied b;
*-
SSSSi
—
MIIJ.ER O. PHI
ItCAl- KSTATK WANTKP
_____ _ ih o u th Florida,
in onswering tn
.dvcrit.unnL-nt tell’ mo' how mui
|ynu hnvn paid, the twlauc® du
0
r l I the lot numbers, jUjA the locntl.
rofetty. j of preperifi also .give y<ft»r Vf*
workhouse^
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The Sanford Herald, December 14, 1926
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald