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lie any* w ere used n t th e rcceni S h e riff, I). L. M cLaughlin, doB rand Jury in v estig atio n a t F o tt sirtnl my pt-usance in town, as the
J t y f m w hen 17 picn, a rre s te d in n eg ro , Henry P a tte rso n , had been
cchncction With th e lynching nl s h o t to <lt n th and a fte rw a rd
,H enry I'n tto rn o n , n c g re t -nt La han g ed and th a t ho, the sh e riff
B elle, May 1 1 , w ere p erm itte d u feared fu rth er tro u b le ,'' the Icttei
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MERCURY JUMPS OFFICERSREVEAL
SLIGHTRUMCONSPIRACY
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The rev en u e in a ll.d e p a r tm e n t/!
'V A K H IN bTO N , Doc, 15.-*-(^)
•, f T i m t r a r ^ n f, t m ! - T T1 t c”c ^ f r m
;Veasure
“ ‘“ • “ ffoc r- th e farm re lie f honth e e x p e n d itu re s hy $Sf!7fiS9.2.
and the a sse ts o f the c ity am o u n t
Scnntitr H arriso n , D em ocrat, Minn ceo n lin g to th e annua! I HiBsil‘P'. proporlng to reliev e ugrl*
;rnnr.M , ui. i .i. u . • : ,
|cultun* by |w rm ittin g th e Kedeii.l
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Ends In
IB I
Revenue Exceeds
| Other Farm Measure
A1! Expen d It tires | Rapped By Senator
fn his le tte r m ade public her* ! "A large cam p fire had hern
J u d g e R ichards recounts the his- b u ilt nml perh ap s 40 nr fill men
W r y .o f th e case a t len gth, sa y in a 'v r r r {fathered a b o u t it some 30
th e n eg ro jv jis killed by th e mol
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H N G T O N , D ec. l l
S e n a te
R e p u b lic a n >
{ to d a y w a r n e d F r a n k j
... s e n a l o r - d e c t f r o m ;
[n o t to a c c e p t t h e u n T e m p e r a t u r e s W ill. C o n t i n u e
it to fill t h e s e a t le f t, " T o Ik? B e lo w Z e r o A w h ile ,
jy t h e
la te S e n a to r
F o r c iiK le r s P r e d i c t : V e s s e ls
|y o f I llin o is , i f i t w e r e
A t A n c h o r B e c a u s e O f G a le
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ir Wataon, ilepubli- C H ICA G O , Dec. 16
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pt to accept the neat on
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fo n was prom pted by re- n n h c a rte n itig n o stscrip t thut even
Sm ith is determ in ed to wUh mo<,erill|0|1
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np jM iin tm en t-.f o ffered |lp coll3,tlt?ri||(1 | w U
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h (/IT—No p riv ateiiU cjty v ln w.mtd w n i ‘bSplninod.
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l»e FavolverPIn tt.ssuupU an b y th e -‘A ll work tm th e can al b ns IsMrt
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'federal govornm eot n f tho Jack - HcjSe by land g ia n t* f r o q jlth e l e g '
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R e p o r t \ | ’o m p i i c d ? ; p r t F i s c a l M e a s u r e W o u ld V e r m i l F e d e except those v l Uie stoekhhldijra o f
com pany In 1874. The c h a r te r hi
Y e a r S a i d T o B e B e s t In
r a l I n t e r m e d i a t e B a n k s T o 1 th o F lorida C oats Lino Cnnnl Leeo nnicndcd from tim e to- tim e,
H i s t o r y O f H a n f o r d A n d to
i e n d T<> F a r m e r s H u m h i T ra n sp o rta tio n Coinluury, Incor g ra n tin g th e com pany lan d ns the
P o r tr a y F in a n c ia l S ta b ility
K \to ? r . O n e . B illio n D o lla r.* p o ra te d V-y legislative n e t f i r » in <r.niitruetliM work p ifc e e ild l.
s tru c tio n m the
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L itigation has hcon p en d in g in
C o ast C annl, areurd'itf* 1 1
ti.e r.uptoiva court nve*r th o a l- ^
tic ia ls'h e re .
lwLrcd f*ilim* of Hie c a n a l ow ners
t F u rth e r action oil Ine j i t . t of t-ir l.i iivo up to th e ir a g re e m e n t to
s ta te Leglslaturt* w id, o f c o u rte , he 1 th e l^ g ir in tu r e , • ‘
W n l c r I l e p a r t m c n t P a y s N e t : ■'•‘■'Ntirv R ill I s t i c s c - i l j e d B y ircceysai-v t«fow> tho g n v e ilunu.d j T he s ta te atto rn e y g e n e ra l h as
o b ta in s fu ll control o f th e w a te r - i
I’r o f i l
W h ile G a s - P la n t
M is d w lh p s S o la n
An
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k',,Wesloy. C. R ichards of sp re a d that
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A r e s t O f 3 3 M e n I n c lu d in g
TJ a c k - 11 ! , ^ ! " ; ^ ^ ' t o lr,' ‘l I ’i c r I n t o I^ tU c F r o m ( ’tu b I s J u d u q W r l j t h t O r d e r * J u r y I n Albert B,1 ______
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M a j o r A n d O t h e r O f f i c i a l s sonville acco u n tan t.
Trial Of Arthur Duvbi At Donehy, and the
Also Authonizcd At M eet;
The rep o rt h as created m uch to 1 ,K’nnunci'iK vho M cNnry bill o i
F t limvh I n v e s t i g a t i o n B a s t - nl .n t.rv s i and these w ho haw l,»
DeUtnd Tn Ue.. Dismissed; shortly after t
Date:* For I tm a tta A rrep ted
o f the p rin iip le of ptoi n g O v e r H -M u n tlts* I'e rin c l I nd it have chclnred It to be tb -,,'P ,W ln r if f *
New Venire Is Hummoncd final keeping of
And F eatures . Explained
M ississippi *eni- . show ing ,-ver trad e b y the ', t ? r ''ecloVe.l th e real w ay to teN i:\\
J te y , ,l( ..- u F jr
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any n rc a l year. "T h e bes* !“ t r f K n r ultpri! wt^-j b y lib en tlisHE RAND, Fla., Dec. 15.—(/P)
b a ttle cam*- td "
A nqiart on- the construction
Thirty l|ire»j tnt*p( ireiudhig tl}u
— Jn d g o W. W. W rig h t th U m om * ion w ith a t r a s h .o i.
litth
v a i i d ^ r g i o r t in th e s ta te
th e "d erm w llo te -c re d it sys
m ayor and chief of police of (MgC ,-.f Flo. i," w ere T V w onla used
f a n n e r .t o U r - plans for enlarging the club h e w irg- declared a niintrial in th d caso- alba, T h re e d e fe n se (
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F --------m oney a *t *low *in*"
te re s t ‘to 'hol'd the making of u final decision to of A rlh u r "D e a r" D tv U , ch a rg n d j on® f o r th e
*’ hold the ennual regatta An Match w ith th e rla y in g o f 'J . A. H ig g in each o th e r »«
'“•gures subm it- hii rr<i!' 8 fwr h,‘u “ r Prlc*»m a n .., .polite .serg ean t, w ere un- u . a b y tKp MVd:lor>
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j The M c N « y bill, a revision of 10 and 11, und r. fin a n c ia l re p o rt b o th am o f T om oka th e a fte rn o o n sessio n ,o
d.-r indict,nont todny un
result
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the M cN ary-H augen eq u alizatio n of th< secretary were the ninr.t ini- o f Oct. 21, 1925, and o rd e re d th a t
J usnlc* Hoc h ling
of ui, eight m o n th s' investigation
a n iitii.uaini i, fi^ilu^e o f th e | ,
e m easu re designed to g a in wiit- p u rta n l m atter* to com e before th e , „ neW jury* b o selected f o r a n*V(
of th e lunditlg of n F-’.000,l)00 ,a i i a u ,l‘l *• lhu i Ifresa of th e waU-> ei support vvldle re ta in in g th e S an to rd Y arht C lub a t its m .v tiu g tria l, which will s ta r t to m o rro w co u rt u n til 1110 p.
g in n in g his It
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o f liquor at E dgew nter from d e p a rtm e n t, w hich shows nn in- fu n d am en tal elem ent* of th a t pro I Inst night
J m orning.
Ju ry o u tlin in g t h t ^ .
cteuse
of
6i’
,
p
r
,-ent
i.,
revenue
•hip Fleet. F dgvw ater is on
Elton .1 Mought .a. a rc h ite c t I Tho m istrial order cam e a f te r a on w hich It w ill be deti
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the season.
o u t increase in pos.il, was introduced y e ste rd a y m
New Jersey shore of the llu<l and mil) a .'if,
.if cam paign expem ltthe. Senate hot
4 held out of the su bm itted plnn. {«t th e e n la rg e i ju ry m a n was reported too ill to w h e th e r tho oil m ag n a te
•perilling expense
F or th e y e n
The
front
,.f tlj,. i old w ave, m , ii Kiver, opposite U pper Mur
li -use hop-H-r [H-ndiug nn u g i.v In g Sept in
Iirofit •<* iij . lit aiie>: g proponents on :y mini" m ent of the budding and (o r a 1 continue service. The Ju ry wax Uien In te rio r 8 * e r___ ,
tan leaders an- prep ared , which sw irled down from A lnsku h u ito n .
,1.. k which is proposed f«r th e lake• * •*»«■•«ted y esterd ay and , the. te stl- ih e co n sp iracy a ta th te
rapidly across
t h e 1 Ma„Vor ! l- n r \ W issel ,s nlleg- l $ ' ‘*14.60 j r - < 1 1. it. a f te r the in
to move for an immedi- and moved
il
on c ertain »f its p ro front on i »e n i :> -■ I
of toe niony of tho staU''<i chief w itn e s s heny s e n t F a ll 1100,000
te if s t i.n it,i t, r U had lieen paid
On the se a tin g of S m ith ''ouf,try , hufl reached the n o rth A t f„ have r o u c i $f.O,«UO fi.m i tie
b'likt.iig
I'hi- |dnn. . . f ••• nppi ->w rl t lie widow of the m urd ered m an, Dohony com p an ies
Th- niuno ipui g as p la n t, w ki-n ' ‘
n .s. n la iiv e P „ ,n |l. Kepul|ppointc<). in un e ffo rt to j a n *,c.
an<^
hut In >Yunt runm rs ami S« rpoant J«»i n
and lie- work i« c I»ri' 1 4*aI t ' • k was com pleted before a d jo u rn m e n t leases to g o v ern m en t
long. Uuhl on tho quea-u n
fo rn i. nlthcniKh tem p er- j j . i ^ e s y , I^O.UOU.
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‘ ll i P- iiit’iig PT'*(lt of $1.- I ra n In d ian a, and F ulm er. Dene sta rte d ill once. .11 Co lIW t" ' *U*M nn*l th - Jury’ was In etiat'djy of o
Tho" c h a rg e to th e
nru not hopeful th<ft n tu rc drops of 20 to 30 degrees
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b .n k ff over n ig h t.
T he Kker wn> seized m the Hint
d elivered irar
in-U
ncntiolu-d
.sum
seated if g vote should, wo™ n o t Unusual in those a rea* son River n ear Y onkers on Apr*!
rep ro sen ti ur p r ie.| to g.v<- nam es to it m the
A nother uflunun) condition dcIt
Th** d ates for the re g a tta , March volo|>cd when defense counsel was c o u rt recess.
im m e d ia te ly .'
it
?°id has continued, how ever. | 29, tw o days u f te r C aptain llu p h th e interest »n th e tionib* o f th-' Ho'
t<* indicate the broad ap
-wbon
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s
tic
e
Hoeh
LO
and
11
were
accepted
os
luid
plant
T
hu
sk
-win?
w
as
cause
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|tlo n , introduced hy S # n - ! 'V*H' »«ark n l se v e rity if\ the n o rth - i W unscho of tho
g ra n te d a m otion d isq u a lify in g
phn.inl.-ty nf its provisions, wrt r
m arine
poll •
D em ocrat W ashington,’I W U whCre te m p e ra tu re s last m id-] found an unm ark ed envelope nn ky th*- uir’ o f defective u iq c |d n c r. not qiute ready to proceed withosi? Tow n hy tin Aniericaii P ow er iJ s a t’ S h e riff 8 . E. Stoniy to sum m on u lin in g Ills' fin a l Inst
ju ry m e n .
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pending In th e S en a te n l* h t r u n g f l from Ml to 2fi below la m in g $'.1,500 on his desk mnl tc fu r evernl m onths while' new nm fu rth e r
■ idcration,
alth o u g h Ai social i- n and th e. ai rr.ngenicnts now venire.
The defen se told
chiller-,
w
ar
being
in-itnlled,
afor
n
r.uccet
ful
tw
o
*l-iy
re
g
a
tta
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d
disavow
JIm
ith
ns
n
xer?
‘w
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n
wide
area.
W
estern
lid
Uitli w en in favor of th e plan
, Th*» rhe-riff Is unid to be p re ju
ported it.
th e $100,000 w a s . a
ise contintied in the
,
cording to the auditor. T he go • , A g ricu ltu re com m ittees of
la.in ore to get utuh.-i way nt Hie n e a r J diced a g a in st Davis because
rt.
O th e r’ D em ocrat* Canada likew
of
Whisn.
seized,
th
e
E
ker
hioi
H a rk B. Tbom pt
K
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o
f
.dtu
of
th
e
m
ost
su
stain
ed
fu
tu
re.
trod they would re s is t
I tro u b les )m Is said to h a v e caused
‘,n re .re r .
,N ovcn” house* a re ex p orted to begin heara b o a rd $500,000 w orth of whisk* v rb-.r,
tornuy fo r F a ll
lW*i, shows n profit a fte r.tlie Ings
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|lition of office because Y t s p flls hi tnnny vt-ars, w ith tho
novel
w
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r
ev
en
ts
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w
hile
n
priso
n
er
In
Jail.
A n u m ber <•
on th e ineui.irt* n ex t m onth.
Omit nnd 0,000 gallons of alt ohol. lntore.it on the bonds is paid. Fjir
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c le a n e st m oney
ercuiry
sin
k
in
g
to
36
degrees
b
f
.
res brou g h t « y t b y th e ,
T he list o f proipectivo - v enlfoTIn*ler the H arrison
bill, the races, n"d are expected ti» prove
T he indictm ent ch arg es th u t the the yetr H>2*t. the plunt to expert
ed fro m one m a n ’s i
ptoaea.
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npsig,r funds iiiV ciflbdtmnn
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prepurext
by
tho
county
f'.*'jtnl toek of the 12 In te r io<i. ia c ts , and nre cxpccled to pr>-/i
c u sto m s inspector, F.dwurd A III*-. I'd to .show a la r g - net profit, n
|ttre which in q u ired in to
A sixty- mile gale whlcJi Idew t)f u
' i m lc r r e d i r banks would be Inc »ns» p o pular vv.ih lilt- spec In te l* . j'-L co rumis rloner b is ex h au sted and o th e r," S p e a k in g
ninn C ity, N. J., wits on duiv io id tn g to M ayor U s e .
prim aries, j . O ^
ifn o w nnd m ist from the freezing u few hundred y a rd s fro m the rum
-nd from *6,1)00,UOp to $10,00 600*1 fc rtu to sucuvo ro v erai of th e fa st- J u d g e 1M§ight njtpolnted L m
reg io n s of T h u n d er Imv, held flf- ru n n e r while the. c a rg o was lieinr 1 An in< rc is e in pnli.-i> icrurt fine-* e a e h 'w llh a u th o rity for onck :anL r s t specif beat.' In 'ou^H -rn w n t m rtc, fo rm er V olusia s h e r lf T /a i e
its an- also to be made.
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feen to tw e n ty g ra in Indi-n steam - trs n s fe m -d . M ayor W issel claim-- o f $2-1.,3 3 won made d u rin g tin «•• m ake loans up to ten H r
‘-ur with In s tru c tio n ' to s e l e c t . a ^o,f. ^d is. to rtin g
y e a r, hrmfcing the lotul fo r th " , cupltnl »to< k.
■FIELD, Itt.r*D ec. 15.— je rs n t a n ch o r w ith in .sev en m iles of
v
en ire of frO m en from th o c o u n ty I » ^ ro ,n n c
T here i. to be added in te re st in
ho w as inrticteil fo r political re .i- 1
m onths to
th e sum of $42.73.'! j The in ttre .il ra te would b fixwl | the nuth-mrih ‘ lasses ill is y e a r uw- n t lurge.
i
WMisV
|riu>r Len S m all today do- 'P o r t A rth u r, O nt., th e Lake Ship- sods
f h-- .iitunl expen ses of the depn r*. a, -<»ir j a r cent and loans <ould inu t*» lh^» eX|M*rti»d KhieWitigC here
vns "n o t ta lk in g about p ers C learan ce A ssociaiion sni*l no
The H igginbothnm .sla y in g la n ! - ,|J ° rn ®yB
^
Kvidcnce introduicd lari
last Juno m<-it iiiii-ninteil to $3ti,ia.| Th ‘ b Made <<n S6 i>«-r cen t
fitment of n U nitpd S ta te s f u r th e r clrn rn d ce of ves-eL would
-f the nf O Ihhillit'! nf • ill s»( !•»%%f$ l"-.U» Icfjcd to have been tho re s u lt o f a fo n d a n ts bo retu n ed to t
e x trad itio n
proceeding* j figure- do not show the nnu-unl •■( m arket value of tin- product. Th"
“k)f T
take plqce th is aeuson fnim th at d u rin g
( f thlH rlu*-*. Homp iif w oirh Itrt*. foud uinoiig m oonrhinvrs In th e I an t^ fam ilies
a
g
a
in
s
t
<
upturn
Reeves
of tin- Kk*-,- j niui-i . ►
lived in t* -i \* -i k o-i tb" pieSeiit law icip iirin g ih • jnle*
f*l ■>' the w arn in g tu-nt p,,rt.
T om oka section of Volusia co u n ty , I n ls b t.”
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show ed Unit I b'o rg e I’iniiai „ ni-rnt .f r'ty prlS'-' i r*
w here num erous liquor ra id s w ere
F o rm e r S e n a to r At!iiMtilnte |.ii"k- to le*u| -.ii 1v
I,
-m,th. se n a to r elect by
p r .,h8 hly
score ,.f ,mwm„ , s died
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|n -o 'lcrs in the S en ate. |ts „ reH„p ,,f lbl.
nn() m uch li i-re. l^r,' i,|| i oiistulile win* . uni
* I ' - i ; . Iin hilt, i; on Sc pt
'' ' i-perativc . . ^aniztUiorit i otiM h
!*«•?»• r , -rn *
final, ml till i m.i.le hy S h e riff Ntpiio, und it w in | en<>. rep ly in g f o r th e $
t- i re|H‘*te«l
I lease (janmK(,
done to pow er and tel at* si n l to seize till- Eket fol a iv- i*- $9<3,2 it*, uuii lotul - u rrn i l-ri-iiilem-il <«, perm it tho k in k s
ut
th,
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b
u
n
I m u l-\ >« ' • | alleged th a t th e liquor m a k e rs sc- ( n#hJ the $100,000 tra n sa t
tut iff violation, was shnughm e
.*<•
iitiiounfed t<- $1,717,682, ,i - m ake lon-.s to indivi.iiti.' , fj
nt 'Hiking nhoul it.
cphoiu- lines by ice ami sleet, w hilt
itu an-1 lx sni*. t«, h u .e j i used inch o th ^ r of "s q u e a lin g " to tho lcnalng n e g o tia tio n
' and b reu g h t to th is country. Cap rc n ltn g In th e re p o rt.
been d e lib e ra te ly su
und corporntion.' w ith T/r.rCh
•
; m otor nnd tr a in tra ffic was hel * tain
"
exccptionnlly favorubb) j tho officer*.
»ni„ Kbevcg is now »-«*rving
IR
tc
c re s y ,|i t * * * * * *
.receipts'
or
shipp
in his p re lim in a ry ex p lan atio n
( \ I U 1 L n n p q n f v "P by heavy snow in some aren a. .........
m o n th s at N tissnu, tin- Hahunms,
-\-r
>
fly "tx io
p i l I U u l l t l l a l l l V j Most of. th e tlnm age Iwfd heim roo f th*- featu ro s o f Uip re p o rt, Mr. se c u rity .
i'xpctL-ib-cll -• W a l t e r D a m r o s c h H a s I
Nolsrii »»rny, an
“T he whole
. #- --- --------l.eftaron recom m ended th a t tiet * l T t i 7r Y l l 7M n » ,o T , A P,1' rt‘d to*lny in th e M innesota nnd
„
'
Cyachtrnnn wh*.- !*«:: Imu-i ,
Itoovos
and
his
crew
are
am
ong
1
,!
'
np1
!
d
e
s
i
g
n
e
d
A
s
H
e
a
d
O
f
c
ro
n e , ***** c o n c e ite d
W I 1 ) U W I I “ I M i l W iscon sin a re a s, and snow filled
c ity in-tall tho " a c c o u n t' p ay able" •
I Suiifi.r*! yachting nrclt-e
nn*I*born o f in iq u ity ."
hig h w ay s w ere beiqg t»pene*l to tho 33 named in the indictm ents. I systi-tn of bookkeeping in stead o f the
ciii
I
k
i
pointed t»* he a it
T h e fo rm e r O hio ,
, tra ffic . W hile n rn it of the co u n try One Edgs-water <leU-ctivx- und own ^ . vom her sy ste m , which has been |
Board of (in- r rr- i ■ to fill th e ,\ie
rs
o
f
an
E
d
g
ew
aler
shipyard
six*
m
oned
a ll his th e a t
f shivered and rend w eather bulle
in ii»*- f r y ears. While r«*quiling
canry wlu-n E
I- M aikell Hu,
NEW YORK, Doe. 1 6 _ V P ) _
l.ls o ra tio n and
tin s, sc ie n tists nt W ashington add w ore iiiilirtc-d as w ere various men .iddiliotml help in Hie ,>fflu- oi' '
m
ade
comniod-.nthe
r
tortjhfdd*
r
>
W
a
lte
r
Miiuirosrh.
who
In-Canio
dl1*111-. "(
in New York, Chicago. Mon tree I
r.- t-ir *>i ilit- Ni-w York sy m p h o n y conclusion a v e n a
fit!-' m il (•im in n ty M oit- led a not*- of possible e a rth d i'tu r am i *<the cities whits,- <i>iuiect|<>n I be t ' *\ • l*-rk. the modern aysteru
buncos
in
1327
from
sun
spots.
w*iubl
nivi*
fa
r
m
ore
Hun
any
o
ic h e stru -12 y ears ngo a i th o ago in g fo r p re te c tio n ag
spai - is to be held J a n . j
w ith the a ffa ir in not i-pcclfically
, pen *- atten d u n t upon it-* operation ] The *-^-ti->M mi tht- roposed )'A lthough th e re is no definite e v described.
*-f
23. has resigned at th e p eak of d o rm in ln g of p ublic i
hich tim e It Is expected
KUanJU of b-ind* hi * 1 sum uf
d
u
rin
g
the
co
urse
of
one
y
e*
r.
,i*«
I
idence
th
a
t
sun
s|>ots
•
uffoct
the
p.-puhirity ru iiu-r th a n w a it u n til g n a w in g Worm o f *
pn -ui the co ntpany’a .Ui $260.(100, fo r tin- i-n-c.i n u f n-inod| stated .
m usic lovers, begin to w hiep o r hd (iniyhed D obeny
csrd » ro n tin u n tio n
of w eath er, d istu rb an ces of the pingt r n C ity H o sp ital, is .. hcvfield cm
netic
needle
aro
violent
on
e
a
rth
:i<* longer ic th e D am rosch o f old.' h a n d k erch ief fro m .
P*ling p rog ram
will be
J en. IH. mid fo r th r next g(l *lnys
Tho d ire tto rs ) In a c c e p tin g - h is wiped h ie te a rs ,
cording tq
ipfot m ntian d u rin g T h e p eriod when (he sp o ts
nn in ten siv e cam paign in faVor of
a
rd
m
ost
n
u
m
ero
u
s,
and
It
is
re
n
-|
rrsig n atlo ti, due hired It m ark ed klod In th e eye*
^y The H erald.'
th e proposed issue ir to ho^w sgod
h e r d a u g h te r bol
"th o cm dof a muslcnt e ra ."
Ml ;i rep rh sctitatlv o o f |•sonnhly c e rta in th a t b rillia n t dlstjiruufrli th o v ario u s <tvic clu b s und
Ity...............................................
M anager W. II. W illiam s
Mr. D am rosch took over load er- courtro o m .
ed Hint
| P j » * y a t h e a u ro ra borealis, o re R o l l s I t t C a m p a i g n
kk) w«s inform
*
'
o th e r oTKanizations.’
H e com m ended th e ep!«
Ion* .,f the b u ild in g w i r e jd irsc ^ Jf cojiqectod w ith th e ir p resw
r
o \
w an in stru cted to In v e stig a te th« sh ip of tho o rc h e stra u p o n tho
•.
T he h o sp ital is expccthd to be feasib ility of esta b lish in g n to u r-' d eath n f • Ills fath er, Dr. Iscopold c f cooperation b etw esn c
•t mu on th n t d a te apd } « « « • T e le g ra p h w ires a re . heavy
A t n into ho u r th is aftern o o n , 30
b u ilt On th e site ut Mcllc-nrille snd
Dam resell, w ho founded th o orch es " th e u n fla g g in g s tU n
were to lie ask ed re tu rn - " u lfe rv m fro m th e n o rth ern lig h ts.
.
. . .
,, . .
is t rccretitioa g ro u n d nnd l a a s c e r
T h ? 1 0 d « g llm e l
N“ ' nl 'ib sc rv n to ry officials s a i d i * " ^ , nw m berr had boon added to
G eneva A venues, th e one o rig in ally
t
r a in 1878. H is re s ig n a tio n w ill ju r y h o d given p r e u n te l
Thouranda o f lettero, to individ
'
T h e JO d a y tim e
^
^
ftnd t h f t t ; th e -ro lls of C am pbell-L easing P o t
selected , nnd Is t;. be one of th e ta in tho co st of such a n e s ta b lis h become effectiv e a t the ckiso o f tho donee,
fired T uesday b u t It wa* ' RU,‘ l'l 'oU‘ WfJ-c increasin g and t h a t I
ual
member*
of
W
omen's
elulw
tro u b le ah e a d a w a ite d the world.
; ^ th e Ainoricsn lu-glon, according
m ost coitfplctely equipped in tho m en t, opposllo th e H o tel F o rre s t p re se n t seacun.
"C o n sp irac y ," w as (
good au th o rity th n t th e
n f the'
l a k e , by th e C ity C om m issioners
.
/
"
i . __ . tq a n announcem ent made- by Leroy th ro u g h o u t thin section
so
u th , according to p re se n t -plans
"Tw o men can n o t drive th e sam o >•«*! *««® by th>
L a st y e a r observation.' show ed | (;hittrncJ(.n<
t r o m m ander, w ho s ta te , a re to he ipailed out by the
{never l»ocn asked,
n t th e ir re g u la r m eetin g l a s t M on
tepin of horseu or conduct tho w a y s im p ly in g
............
h t a M lh n l u .g|6ll o f f |d l!tf Chau-bcr of C om m erce th is week o f c ity ‘o fficials.
ru rto ry..........
building
p ro ject s p o U ^ l O .o u t of. 218 davH, nn
day. The C om m issioners did h o t
sam e o rc h e stra ,” sa id Mr. D am - c o .m jp t • en *
In
th
o
o
rig
in
a
l
Imnd
i»sue-of
la
st
wpmiy WAS h a lte d w hen c re a se o v e r H>2$.. An Incrwise in I w e n j satlario d *w ith the fir s t Two p t ad v ertisem ent* fu r trio |irv scn (an u U io rire -th e beg in n in g o f Im nw
rosch. "T h ere fo re , when I ducldcd so m e th in g I
s
p
rin
g
,
th
e
re
war.
on
Item
u!
$100^'cs- t!un • f the San C qrlos U raiid Oju-rn
h-’f W Knight, la te presi- th e n u m b er an d Intensity of m n g - i ilayn . cffo rt|l ,n „ ,lrlvc lhttl
d ia tc co n stru ctio n , n o r a p p ro p ria te
in tho,
Ino Wurl(l tf i f . * to
- .bring
.
.. e to
. ta
. l. m em ber- jI Com
/ x ................
u ilano'
i __ *• rrt.
»n.| the re-organizn- natU
nctle sllalnr)tnn/^»«
dU '.urbqncvs ip
th
pany n*t *thi_e. M
T h .e aite.r 000 Included fo r .th e erectio n and an y ntonry; fo r the purposo o / con I could no lo n g er d irect f o u r con
T k lrt, I W . .1 0 h .:
lh# 2 *Q ,nn rk
' on Dec. 30 nnd 31, acebrding to m ain ten an ce o f a hospital.-. A t s tru c tin g a recreatio n g ro u n d , a t c e rts a week o r a hund red .each,
effirers nnd direetor- will re s u lt n ex t y e a r, they forecast* ehjp
U
n
n ita n t
.season,
It
seem
ed
r
ig
h
t
to
l
o
t
a
n
,
le
a
s
t
$50,000
would
be
n
ecessary
w
it
htho
m
axim
um
of
th
e
p
re
se
n
t
A
rJn
b
o
an
N
have in te rfe re d w ith ----------.
rgi- r.Ignhoanl has been E. J. T ro tte r, sec re ta ry o f the
w as rep o rted T uesday, a cco rd in g
d
ra
l.
o
th
e
r
m
an
have
th
e
w
h
ip
-h
an
d
.’*
to
eq
u
ip
n
m
odern
stru
c
tu
re
o
f
this
the im m ediate co n stru e- ’ suit sp o t cycle in th e la tte r p n rt or e re c te d nt tho co rn er u f l ’a rk A vr- C ham ber.
to M ayor F o rre st Lake.
,
fhe building,
'
|1U28. f
Final plane fo r securing 250 pa- ty p e , according to m edical a u th o r
nua n n d .F irs t S tre e t and tho nam es
R ecrnt movements- f o r th o b u ild
31 a t e a c h paid up m em ber and each ti'oim and p a tro n e sse s fo r th e op- ilies.
in g o f tennis c o u rts , a n d o th e r
now m em ber e r r b ein g added to o ra were m ade n t a m eetin g of • The $IU().000 is now nvailablo eq u ip m en t fo r th d e n te rta in m e n t
th o se alread y on th e board. Tho heeds of v ario u s civic clubs y e ste r and.with an additional $350,000, it o f to u ris ts across th e b o u ltr a r d
will hpte -'jt fro m th e h o tel led to th e a c tio n of
p o s tin g is m ade e v e ry hour provid day afternpon nnd the a c tu a l work ,i* said that Sanford
vk
hospital
on'on
cijunl
biuls
wi‘‘ BtlF th e com m issioners, It is said ,
in g sub scrip tio n s o f m em bership
• '
__________
wrtlJ'
in U\e state b f F lo rid a.
By Ui|ng- c jwy Co u r ^ tho eq u ip a re received d a rin g thp pour.
N E W YORK. Dec. 1 6 . - { ^ - A w as daw ning,
Apprqxlmately 400 men'-in 8
U contem platoil w ould n o t co st
b u r g la r f i t h a p e n c h a n t f o r d l .- th e r
OCjATE; E n g lan d , Dec. 15. h e r m em ory an d w as wna* # r0 .s?<
ole C ounty are. eligible f d r m
H o f t u r n M r: W iu ia m .loslty of a m a id servant her o4 n .Identity, .although . $V h e rsh ip in the L egion, Recording to Lane, pretddent ox ( i
A ;j _ A . r . L * - r ’" - 1 p
*.
p ro b a b ly > — J *ho recognized him.
^ t o hyd
local officials, en d a n in tensive
Jay c o u rt, a.-V racque
Som a o f th o g u e sts a t th e h o ts., csm pA lgn Is to b e cu rried on by lfl
Tt'k’adl
j t a CWquist g r o u i ^
w lid re -'sh e !re g iste re d nn th e 'v e r y
POzzWd
.
fJlqver,’ president ref the
n ig h t o f h e r disap p earan ce, sh a ra W
the in tere st
e f t
Mgn a t
Chib, attended the mrellnfr
h u t o f A o A m erlcsrf
d a y .ilM fe . O’D bnohue, p o lice sa id l
11 day*, ; •
. CoL' C h ris t|o ’a vlew e, . They m en- m e n .^ i t .
| | | , ,
. . liar- T«'h*
, FIA., D e c i'16. on
‘
Sem lnblu B o u lev ard
i^ rrv u a rin g "th e b iirg la ry . U s i '
> r i a r l u a C h ristie, a u th o r Bort 'a m o n g o th e r th in g s th a t she
T h e cam paign is a t-tatevvidu one. < A heavy sale of seats -has
vs Roswell E rw in , fo r____' a s n to u ris t h e a d q u a r- night', was aw akened b y « f la s h
stories, who v anished told o f h a v in g lately lost a child, E v e ry post in th e s ta te Is engaged ready been made by out of tojvn
r p re sid e n t o f E rw in, W as*y and te rn f b r th e past, y e a r h u t L egion
lig h t on her fnco Ju s t,h o fo ra d a y
»r homo in .*'.Sunnlngdale( w hen th e fa c t is th a t h er only a t th e present In ad d in g to its people and SanfoftL citizens ’whd C. o .m .p an y . Of C h|cag o ,t-^» tJo (v illy
o fficials .h av e IpHmate*! t h a t Cin'
l t*d ycjlcnlAy;. T h e 's e r v - child is sefo i t homo.
m em bership an d F lo rid a Is e x p e c t desire to attend all. or any, ot the known ntfretYber*. died at'his win- ies* moco adeq u ate s n g e rfts tn n lx b reak , and called out “ w ho a re
T h e re a re discrepancies In th e ed t n be rfii n e a r 1Q0 per cferttLin t h r e e ; production* have been urg te r-h o m e I n 'th is city Iasi n ig h t a f
>0?"
,
a tlm iU rity b
m ain U in ed a t Uie h u t a n d ground*,
"
I
’m
a
b
u
fg
ls
r,"
x
n
u
th e re p ly
sto rie s o f how th e w rite r m et h e r m em bership a s P** who had rc g lstc
-in-s i n T tfsa ra w fliS firu .'W tte r a s h o r t Illnessfe Neele .gnd
‘ * la st p lg h t. AcJ o n i<;r g
M r. E m i n w o t a native o f p ita - ,
'
i :* ws -i~‘ .<
-of Ihe mtgun^r
lane. M r. M a re n te tte is actin g vn, 111., a n d w a s 08 ycare-uld “
t a Jc rkliek | Sbd
acories as to t w ,
ta d m dde th is city, hi* w in te r
b u reau , b g t he
* re m a rk :
Idiuppcnrunce w e re '
W
A
fiH
lN
C
T
O
N
,
Dec.
15. f o r 18 y e a rs an d was, an o x tens
"T h a fi ’
Smooto
f
;th
o
Re
f^trur.. g ro v e ow ner. J i e
».on«.
you havo
.
e r td i, R ussia, arc
o r a p acquaintance » whose
M ra.
le
a
d
e
rs.
tail
w orking «J*y a n d n ig h t to p a n p a y g h _
th.-\t
it
U
x
re
lie
f
i
in
g
q
u
a
n
titie
s
o
f
gold
from*
t
U
- R iv e rs
.
A
m
bng
hi*
h
u
t
public
a
c
ta
ore
(YYi* T
•r> ’ .1 ,
iQji n
1 ‘ * q re c e n t vokanle. o u tb u rs t
B g W f OtrlVtie, i i $
S
1- u rg sd t
troy ed th e ir farm s, aqd
» - « . oontbit
Chuilth)
^
Wife, an noun.
Ing f o r a n o th e r e n i- *’ -
Hospital Bonds To
Be Placed To Vote
Of Citizens ,»m 18
()n January 18
Tourist Center At
Hotel Grounds Not
Sanctioned By City
Legion Adds Thirty
New Members
—----• Tickets For Opera
Is Now Under Way
iil>:Y
’s Curiosity Brings Solution To
ppearance Of Wo
Charles Erwin, Noted
- 5-'rr» ^
“Z §^|)f6SU »>*
New York Symphony
�iUB
OWNERS TO, American League Managers Seeking (‘Horseshoe Pitching
tAFT SMFDITliE' Pitching Material For Next Season Now VeCT .Eppiuar
M EM PHIS.—A1 W ulthcr, Can
ton; Ohio, defeated F rankie Dugan
Memphis, JO.
v.
lr JBRiJEY CITY.—Phil McO&V
Detroit, knocked o u t Jim m y Rocco,
N e w Rochelle, 4. Sid Barbarian.
| CHICAGO, IVc.J-L—W - rT h o a c Dowd
piBrheni to se|l probably would
|wh<> believe h<*M*hoe .pitching is Rood.
m ake a fortune nt the gathering of
(tanmta&toner Landis Asked Am
confinc<l to the village tMmmon ' U0i
erican I-ongne pijota JtntL club
and is a game unknown to aophls- [___r:
To .Increase ^Usefulness owners
opening today! V irtually
treated city* folks arc fa r behind .
Q f.Advisory -Board; Many every m anager • her® adm its he
the times.
'
;
i 'f * ™
could use a dependable tosser.
While preparations were being
—T*lU Vj
’ The prosaic business of the
made for a world eham pionahip
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.— ,JP)— league presidents today Hnd to
match here Saturday n ig h t between
T he-chief-business for the annual m orrow was little more than n
Frank Jackson o f ‘K elierton, Iow a,
■ m eeting of the N ational League stag e settin g , with the mnchlnnpresent
king, and P u tt Mokatnan,
to d ay v a a the draftin g of the acho- tions of th e.m an ag ers having spotEldorado,
Iowa, former champion,
dule cf n ext season.
’
» Pght attention. V irtually all the
gome one delved into statistics ahd
IcnguO
chiefs
had
before
them
was
T he lcngye. already, pledged to n
found Chicago is one o f-th e r»hld
gcr season,
longer
w iu cn . appeared certain to the perfunctory aw arding of the
1926
pennant
to
tho
New
York
diona
left
n
gap
which
the
new
4d• to name, the firs t week in
tober a s the closing d ate in 1027, Yankees, selection of an umpire to manager, Jack McAllister, admits
* season ended the la st week in succeed George M oriarity, now he is hard pressed to. fill. .
Dan Hawley, of the St. Louis
ittamber th is year. Commission. m anager of tho D etroit Tigers, de
Lartdis fuvors the prolongation, cision on th e length of the league Browns, spent considerable time
*e tho sh o rt season 'f a ile d to schedule nnd solcction of n new yesterday with Miller H uggins of
the -Yankees. Howlcy has said he
tig ab o u t a n earlier date for the board of directors.
Am erican le a g u e sentim ent fa would keep George S islc;\ but
t)H series. Only one club com*
vors the long season. President
ig d ; ib« ochedule on, tim e.
t
Bah Johnson has felt in the past
3qme m agnates favored asking th a t baseball should be out of tho
m m issioncr Landis to Increase way fo r .'football, but he now is
F usefulness 1 of the advisory ready to fail In with the .general
irtclt o f the m ajor leagues, which opinion th at the session should run n second hnsen
|Vfnnctioned but rarely in the into October, to enable completion die Collins, who
it, few y ears^
pff the schedule without n cluster ly indicated tod
The practice of clubs m aintain|f farina Jn nilnor lengucs, despite
('d ra ft system , designed to give
Katablishcd 1908
lh U am -an equal chance nl
ith fu l m alarial, possibly was Carmen Hill Leading
P h o n e 48
221 Magnolia Avenue
> tb o r'm ttto ^ fo r the league’s atResults
At
fcjon. Bam oy DreyfUa*,- P itts- Pitcher Last Year In
(By The Associated Press)
Igr, owner, bos .declared *the arSeminole
Park
NEW
YORK. Maxey Roscpigoment
"hypocritical" com American Association
l-l.iomi New York, defeated KO
——
i First R;e« I he Rove (lleu ly l. Plul k.iplii’i. Now 'iork. N V , HI
in in g 'th a t one team alone conMtfcf ajx m inor league clubs.
it
II
i,n l ur •’>tM», 2 0, ..*n yuanah (I’uKiima-. Hnl.o Herman, Now York, bent E.l
[tie m eeting is a two dny a ffair
mor ludinnupolie
K 2 an. ||. r. tn x t J Kordl. ....... -In- \n .lo r ->n. WyomiiiK. 10. To<t,,
.
,
,
Al-o run 1 ho Peruviun, Mn‘ i|\ Buldork. England, won a tech
Sitirrow the m agnates will leave
h Pittsburgh, with
,
.
„
,, .
mi.,tides, i onfluente. Hog riirnm i, rural knockout over Joe Clifford.
^Cnleago to attend the joint
in.I
7
l
ist.
t»p|..
.|
p
lr,,
|.,k
-ht.
Bengalese..
llap|-\ Now ) oik. 2 l.i. k B enirtein.
ftting w i t h
the
American
Knru \ (JiniiKt'H hiu! (IrrfRefruit. packed in Holiday
ml ( ■nn.-ily, .vii-> lloh... an.I Spontaneous
frhic. T h e ra <w0* much dicker) .inker-, dofottieil Hu* Miller, I I-'
r both Toledo uni
The R"v. following (Juniwih f-> oak... I.’
Hmxcs. rciuly for nhipping. A nice ifRt for y o u r friends.
io ..my ji.nyor out the first half mil. , iuiiif on to win
BOSTON
AI M Ho, l.«wcll
All sizes, q u a rte rs, halves an d whole boxes, mixed if
Uers who finished by two length* when ralle.l on l.owoll, Ijrttl Jnok y.IVl. P ittsburgh
desired.
.
n per.ect H o ld in g H e r. triv inn a stonily rn.e, just in
nor lean Associn larling to l»ut Spontaneous
NEWARK
R iiisio lu-r-.y, F ar j
d fielding records ‘ Second Ruoe Dtilry l>>u (A go. N 11 dofented AI Conway. |
Also Fireplace and Stove wood in nny q u a n tity
McDonald I. I IU, .88)0. 2 in, Round Philadelphia
in
Sailor Dunny j
Deliveries A nyw here
.son, form er I n
U" h" ' • ' •'•nham l. .' 2n, ft Ott; lie It).in \\ .llolfol.l .-M U. ku.N ked
'W r i t Race—$700 Claim
mi star, who wont Trueman H W u in a i, I Hu
V 8 Y O A Up—Six F ur
ollt .lark I '..mior*, l.'-s Angelos. 2.
It CM HESTER. N Y Osk Till.
bs from Imhaiinp.
aIm’ r“" lu' l l > Mao. llnpsburg
ig average of !*!)1.
,SUr Fmixh,
Sentiment, R. .Chester, defeated J>>ck Malone, I
fielders
First (’all, and Bee Hoe
Brovfn
St Paul. 10
1
Phone S86-M
HARTFORD
Pat M< < artliy, '
ip. form er major
lt" u,h,
‘“ k,nK dir
k;Flow «r
N inth St
1 Block from S anford Ave
yed Inst yea, w adi»lhc* "larl
“ M,rL1' wln,,, r •lt llontoii, woi fn-ni H arry Porssuii-,
innnpolis, was t h e i thl‘ head uf the rtrotch, but Dulc> S widen. 12
r
league; lie issued | *-°u •a’B'nning slow came fast i i
BUFFALO
Jimmy .Slattery,
mid cut loose with ,he Wretch and just got up in tim to nod to the judges first.
lie Truejnnn was best of th •
Race— $700 Claim
’ others
U i t :Friar ._
-ssil.lo truih's
Third Ituce —|,<i\lis_ Rul>enstrin
-■vOtiW Q oipnjit
it baseman >.f the 1 11. aly J, 8.80, 8.40,2.60; KnsciU'- IHtM.ni, Jo
.The Law *•-.*.
•d to U- sIut.-.I for ko (I, Simmons). 13.40,
13.80, dor
's in >-xcluuigo for Barberry (R ,M. I rnim l, J 20
I i h, -•*t •»
John Josep ..
i lt>-r I,uvo Ban
Also ran Madame Venni**, Jin f*»r m-.st
. Rad Seth ....
f the Braves said glo. John Finnegan, Bucko, l.o- i >“ lleil on
^ Contact .......
it ho douhted that .Muriter., S tar Man, W nratah, Eel plea-eil
* . of the Giants, | man and Barber Bill,
| good race,
> • - - <B)
ed. Tho Braves
Barberry took the. lead at the
Sixth I
T hird Race— 1700 Claim
inficlders and n Istart with I/iuis' Uubonstein lay- 6 00, 2.60.
3 Y. 0 A Up—6 1-2 Fur.
m ta Claus, Ban -iog In second place until heading (t'lellnnd)
I into the stretch when l.ouis Ruii (Benhuin)
aflffiiUnM....
P ittsburgh's new enstein moved up and won )iy i
Also rni
U m p Ward
pitcher, infielder b'ngth from Kosoiusrko, who came n,|d Frost)
Lady Abbott
|,|er
'■-from l.s. k to la'nt Biirla-iry f ..rPhidias
FJrgt L ight...
Ojf. Liuly .........
son. of Brooklyn ,h " l’l«‘-e
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tu,,k
Glim mering
teran outfielder
• urth Race Coyne Ml
d e l »'«'•• I u|>
■ WWhipt .—
Burleigh Grimes
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8 Jo. Sdor.l I V •«-» ■< th
$75,011 S uits
McCrlmmon
(••k hut their high 1,n"
,J >. 6 8 0 . 2 80 ,
K alv ur.-r homo
Now
A ttnt L aura
"
egotlatinns.
, I a.o (J B erry), 3.00
_ Si-venth
(io,
fy
Mclnnis of
ran Liin'rty N ational. S ta r ' r“ " " t . •>
Fourth Race— $700 Clnlm
like two inf'inl.l Bright. Isosceles and Tease.
(Pascumn
$(>5.0(1 S u its
■ j j ' i , 3'Y O A IJp-l M
rs „ id an out ,
^
»««* the lend
nod Wane ,C |e
Now ..... ......
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lunjctnencil It until coming in th*;
Alin rm
..... , r.. . n , „ home stretch where he stopped tillo, Weii.
irno „....
querado
hi l l A n S o
J - t lasted for third place, Hoy and
$60.00 Suits
. .
* Coyne taking the lead won by half
Irish Pi
. Lane
N o w .........
r"
11 length from Silent Lillian who' m ost of th
Maker
for Arnold M ats. ^
runni|
ovr llo„ e, H(
„f ||„ r rls l
Robins in a re f)nUh
K
th f bn,ak
Trades Arc(lkInk' Rumored
To Our ^Friends and
Patrons
A leaky roof is as out*o(.^
as »the hoop-skirt or the ont
horse, shay. vFire-resistant,pa
l m anent roofs—roof$lhatne«
neither ;repairs nor paintingare.today at,your call. Thcrcis
w id e range of choice, plentyt
•room ‘for* individuality.
We have just received a supply of
Which can be .secured by calling at
our office
Select.the kind of roofing mj
terial that best suits your hom
W hetheriiY s a gambrel, gabl
or hip, w hatever the style,i
architecture, w e have a roofii
m aterial that is just mode (i
you r house. Tell us your plan
w e can help you.
& Sons/
Oranges from My Grove
Chase and G
oodRace
Tomorrow
CEMENT
Leno Star Cement U made by th*
Alabama Portland Cement Co.
I)UHARTS PACKING HOUSE
Birmingham, Ala.
Subsidiary of International Cement Coryafa
BIG REDUCTION ON FAL
In Time for Christmas Buying
, n^ " w
.WO yeara.
rou
$55.00 Suits
Now
. .
fifth Race—Trnpstock {Banks), nt t n rusi
2 80,2.40. 2.40; Me|va Rose
(Me- have won
$54.50
$47.50
$45.00
$42.50
F ifth Race—1700 d a ln
$52.50
Now
J Y 0 4 Up—Six Fur.
W a \* n .
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Running
Races
V
$50.00
Now
31 or Moi;e Days
COMMENCING
R ace-4700 Claim
Filliei and Marea
$42.50
Notv
— •$40.00 Suita
U Now ..........
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$35.00 Suita
jmiN o w
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10(1.
100
;r;-.
noi
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INOLA P A R K , LGNGWOOD, hh
! Highway -Eelv. cm Orlando and Sanford”
Seven Races Daily—Rain or Shine
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Eiw. A. l'ohlmnn, M*r. Dlr«lor.
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$22.50
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F ren c h -n o m in a tio n s ■ are hUorders
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larger thifn u su al.
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Other la rg o subscribers ^Include ^ e ^ of his wb
Sir Abo B ailey wRh nine, six of
which are by his Ccsarkwitchc
winner, Son-in-L aw , J a m e s A. de
GET
Rothschild w ith nine and Lord
Flower
Urr
Glnncly an d J . ‘ B. Jo el with* eight
°f all kinds
each. Lord A ator, who ao often
"'ont ColoHniTE^i
hds gone close to w inninx th e race
SANFORD
w ithout actu illy -ach iev ln i; tho fe at
has entered a ik .^ O n ly k ^ JlIlles
PR0DUCT8C
Rave been enfcr^d. ;
B h s a d Maple
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ReligiousliJhan English
: Wa l l e r W llln.im .
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PARIS, Dec. 16. — UP)—Shout* i
•VT-" ' ; 1
r, i ht in a record black bass
of "down with Briand." and “go to |
YORK
Dec. 14. —
—
l y every case was somewhat high- ea; |, tn * rr.ivning. The catch
B erlin" greeted the French foreign ; NEW
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m in ister on hi* retu rn from G en e-j America possibly la fhore re allg - e r than the same ra tio in England. w rii-ird Id pounds, 10 ounces.
va last night.
| j0UB than Englnnd. firs t re tu rn s
In comparison to 89 per ren t in The we.ghlng took place a t n loenl
A t Geneva the foreign m in is te rs ! in a nation-wide religious census th e 'c o u n try ns a whole, only 68 am i tin t goods store, where tho
of France, of Germ any, G reat indicate and the re s t of th e councent of the residents in New fish n : i pul m display,
B H tain, Italy and Jap an reached try has g reater faith th an th e city
ork believe in God. In like man*
Mr Willman m adet th e catch
nn-agreem cni to replace the in ter- 0f New York, th at there is a God. n *r> while returns show 77 per lute >v*terday afternoon on Lake
Allied m ilitary control com m ission!
Eighty nine per cent of 60,000 j
0f tho re s id e n ts , of th« e a Apupk.i. ju st off tho Qiklnm l-W iiirn Germ any w ith a commission u n - ‘reader# of 150 new spaper^, in 40 't______
l r i coun try b e l i e f ip the diviiHty iri
ter >ioi,
Garden docks,‘ l 6 ; ittUes‘*from
den* direction o f the lo n g u e of Na- states havo replied
. . . . in a question-J o, f Jesus,
,
. .s'.jlSfvj. • ■ ■
only 64 por cent of New I 0r|nml(1
tions.
. .
,
naire th at they believe in God, York resident* Bhare that belief . 1
ive
Wiffhian
is
lnkpilfiah
active
T he shouts w ere accompanied by while in a sim ilar cam paign Oply 8m] while 70 per cen
n t <rf
o r the counr o u n -:
( jn t|(|) urirnnj2atiorij qf Uha
ent calls and whiatlfng, tho equiv 78 per cen t of the readorp of th e t r y nt large ‘are
are ac tiv e church |
Hu Um Halting C asting
a le n t In France of hissing.' The London Daily Newa expressed be- member*, this is tru e of only *1?
Clinmpionship*
which will be held
dem onstrators w ere young French lief in a “personal God.”
. p er cent of Ne,w Yorker*.
here
February
10-12royalists num bering, according to
The American
questionnaires ( The figures indicate that in ter
I th eir chief about 1.600. Circles
were sent out in connection w ith e s t In religion d iffers grcntly m j
h k ITISH DKIGIV EN TR IES
[loyal to the governm ent estim ated
the cam paign on religion by th e various p arts of the country, said
(the crowd ut 260.
, ,
....
The royalists clashed with the Church A devrtlsing D epartm ent of RflV rfiu r|es stelsle, director of
A t- th „
questionnaire, “ in the South
1 Lr*’*' hundred urni fifty en trie s
, nollee near the G are de Lyon and the , Intem aitn o al A dvertising
,
tw en ty of them w ere arrested, hut "pcl,tion and were d raftedi by 100 bj,e people are extrem ely orthodox including eight by A. k . M acnmber
be | n their views. In th e larger cities of New Vork, already
have been
ail except three were released a fte r
Ans" era “ r« to
•
th
e
retu
n
is
show
a
g
re
ater
indiffor
the
Derby
of
19-8.
CoTDi for
they had identified themselves, received fCr another week.
th e retu n is show a gren ter
The reason given for the outbrenk \ The question of im m o rtality ference toward religion."
this farm-la race are »rtcn reglswusdissatisfaction over
the
ar* ’ brought a response of 85 per cent ' Answer* to uther ijuCstion* In tered even Before they are
born,
rnngom rnt* concluded at Geneva in the a ffirm a tiv e while the sam e the questionnaire showed 80 |>cr .K ing (peorge has nominated ,wo
London
Daily *cent believe the Bible an inspired {horses for 1928, Savonarola, n colt |
for the control of German arm a question in the
m ents.
News brought 10,101 a ffirm ativ e ’w o rk ; 71* per rrjit reg u larly j t tend 4by h'rnir Marcus out of \o la m le .|
\ In contrast to thd disturbance (ft answers and 8,l78‘ negntfv* an -jd h u rch services; T[T“ pe» cent (lid"otid (Inim tirt, h colt-out ftf-Nsfueej
the royalists, th e Federation of ; swers.
inot want their fam ily to grow up Cha pel le.
The largest subscriber is the
The ratio of Belief to disbelief in a churchlcss com m unity; 17 per
;|Ilailw aym en presented M. Briand
'w ith a big w renth tied with tri- was alm ost the same to all ques cent send their children to schools
' colored ribbons and inscribed “to tions published in the question fo r religious Instniction and 90 per 'of u natural element of life in all
the g re a t A rtisan of Peace."
naire in this country and in near* cent belie.vp religion is pome form communities.
ie « Men Inlopment Of City
Isles And The
Ions Of State
v • ♦ \%*ij
Dec, IB.—The »ec-j
r party o f p ro m in en t 1
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anthOan-lrcd In D unel
y ftra £Detroit
t o
to
tin from
jg Michigan busines* m en,'
m a n u f a c tu r e , farm ers,
ate operators and repreof various Michigan (
il and industrial a c tiv -1
- tnck'ded In the group
abend three day* In th is '
The Michigan social I
ao |* rm rotented, several
nt Detroit, wnmefq being
o j the party.
{eldest by E, S. Frlachkdm ,
aldent r»f the F rlichhom F lor* '
jr9^h d .fp 4 n d ft and head
of D etroit's Im portant
_..r financial lnstltullitlqguished delegation
orldtt to Investigate com-j
iditiom and opportunities!
h sta te and to select fu tu re |
~ltes In Dunedin IsUs, th ej
n Florida company’s re* -’
community development i n
king Clearw ater hay andj*f of Mexico.
Dunedin th
the7”
. >
...
■ arrival in Dunedin
s r a . w# loomed by Dunedin'*!'•■gUmplee 7 ,.* /Horryl" »ny the
representative* of the If 6n 6h ib l 6 TJohn Dcwnr (upper
Chamber of Commerce, photo) anil Br.tun Bernard de PreFloridians, city arid court, E urope’s liquor kings, to m
fa ll and form er real- qu;*;tlvo acquaintance* in Amerirji.
Michigan living In near- Roth landed in Ixis Angeles re ,
Following the recep- cently for u tour of the U S. De
Tty left on a m otor to u r war is a producer of Scotch win*
Coast point* of in tere st ky, the burnii of France’s beliedlr
n Isle* pullman busses, tine,
ry included C lesrw aler , 1 T '
'
iview-Biltmore hotel. Pine- / ’ o * o l i n i a n u I * J l v A
rty citrns groves, Dunedin ^
. . ' “ V,, \ v y
.
rpon spring* and other
(its
j n iiivh
a
Return To France'
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11:30 A. M.
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D&ily
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Also a Complete Line of
Pastry, Pies, Cakes & Cookies
. Special O rders Solicited
'‘Taste
The
Difference” -i
•m ' "*
T h e E lectrik-M i
B a k e Shop
3rd S tre e t & Magnolia Ave.
it-'.ii
Tribute To Hampton
l pint*.
?arty travelled from De-1 COI.GHIA, s ( . He. 15
d''
I i n nlf-pifltmart tralh With —-Wade llnm ptiw *
"reil sh irts-’
on a .P ^ r with thoso of w|,o mobiliied in I87fi, voteti .»
ie noted e x tra fore tw in s ktt0IK,„ IK*mncrntic ticket and |
I country,
lncludeq_ln. the overthrew negro Hepublican rule, i
i equipm ent eto two antin g W(.r,. reniemliered cordially todav
i club c if, a parlor-obscrva- j,y thousands who celohraied the
t a r provided with an • ortho- • fiftieth anniversary ■•( Hampton’s ,
victttola, com partm ent and inauguration a- governor of South i
i g room f;auite. cars, bath < itroiinn
{ea, a barber shop and other
A frw <)f , (ii, ofik{innl Hampton
.io iis facllitlc*.
men, w earing tho red shirts they
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adopted
as
their
uniform
half a
Kentury
T q ';
ago. were joined J.v many
lu ll
generation ... a parade
VJlW l through tlie down town -(reel* and
U ls S jH Ig t
e gathering to hem Hampton eulo
Pp
T o a f . d S n r i n t r gi*ed by Mnjor .1 (
Hemphill.
^ D p t l l l f ^ veteran editor of Abbeville
Some Houses are tik e Early Season Fruit
Before you Buy a House Understand
These Facts
ARW A TER, Dec. 16.—<*>)
S.M . Elliott, prominent reel
SA N FO RD
developer of St. P etersburg,
ttifie d at a coroner’s inquest
pring that his wife’s death
Ciuned hy n fall from Ihel
was charged with manW . S. 1’IfIC E . M qr.
r in a grand Jury indict710 W. F irst St.. Phone 472-W
turned yesterday.
• t t entered a pica of not
NEW
before Judge Freeman P.
LUMBER YARD
*1351 and was released under | 20 ,, oml. Thc^cnse war set for j
A C o m p le te Id h c of
n ta FeK 7.
I
F r a m e * a n d S c re e n s
coroner’s Jury ordered th at j M e d ic in e C nllinqlH
b e held for first degree (J y p re s s a n d J ’ilH*
r b u t E. P. Wilson, sta te ’s F r a m j n |t ,
•y» U utfiJimtood to hnv* ^
Sheathlnjf
th e position that evidence [
Hiding
Case did* not w arrant th** !
CASH LUMBER CO.
E lliott died in a hospital
28, of a fractured skull,
before she had conferred
•cfcptt, Ojren, ,tn , attorney,
wjwtn she was preparing
A m an bought a house in L akeland re
cently, but before he m ade the purchase he
craw led under the porch and looked at the
fram ing.
H e knew that| som e houses are like
early-season fru it—you c a n ’t tell fro m a p
pearances. You m ust test the juice of even
the ’ yellow est of O ctober
oranges. A nd you should look
below the surface w hen b u y
Where to Get Good
ing a hom e
Advice When
Flooring
Ccil«np
FinUh
Mouldings
Lnth
Brick
Lime
P*n«ler
U r, Miss Madeline ElMunson, and 04 negro
ed a t tha inquest th at
niad his wife entrance
ar and’ In Mra, E lllott’j
- 10 ja irffd m lish iti'sh e either
r Was pdshad f r ip ; t h e porth, M urphy Ironing Boards
*’»tlflad ’ih a tb W
had
Made to Order
door.aad answered his
lOttS'OOly
The Price Is Right
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Bonnet Market is Open
4 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel
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Or*V*land, Fla,
PUTNAM LUM OtR CO.
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Follow Nature's example.
Insist on Florida Dense Pine
and you will enjoy the com
plete satisfaction w h i c h
comes from low repair ex
penses and upkeep costs*
i f yn
• • ' ' In
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rtmenls In fancy Holiday Boxes— a jjifl (hat
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The elid in ' of 1 11>■ [impor
m aterial Tor v\cr> building
purpose I* n npei lallred
hualtiv**.
The man who
cun help you make n wise
*elertlon la your ••siabINhvif
local Jum ber dealer
fa ll
on him for nilvh and you
u 111 find th a t 111* year* of
eipcrlencG can m m
you
many
dollar*
and
add
greatly to the 1 a t Isfactlciii
you Bocure In ju u r home,
lie will toll you th at FLOR
IDA DENSE PINE la Uu,
stro n g est and nm it durable
lum ber you can secure.
B efore you buy a house,
find o u t w h a t kind of lu m b er
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All good builders know
that Florida Dense Pine is the
strongest structural lumber in
the world. They also know
that Florida climate is very
severe on ordinary building
materials and that the best
rule is to use the lumber that
Nature grew here. Nature is
the best judge of what is suit
ed to the climate.
Building
It is possible to dress up a
hom e w ith a “ F rig id aire,”
w ith built-in bath ro o m fix
tures and other ap p aren t
m ark s of q u ality , w hile om it
ting th e things w hich m ake
real value — th e stren g th in
hidden, places w hich gives en
d u ran ce an d freedom from re
pairs th ro u g h years a n d years
of secvice.
While Itock Planter llnnrd
NniLa
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
nesl Tangerines
per peck
has been used —p a rtic u la rly w h e re it caiYt
be seen—under th e floors, inside the w alls.
If the builder has used F lo rid a D ense P in e
''you will know he has p u t stau n ch q u a lity
into the stru ctu re . H e is th e k ind of
builder on w hom you can u su ally rely to
p u t quality into all th a t he d o es.
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E ach proposal m ust be .accom 1 .FOUilUUMOLH <
OH A Nc u n T. .i,
panied by a certified check, mad®
Scaled proposals will be re naynblc nt sight, to th e order of rRAltb.JONUflf
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Not ted ; u h e r e b y * iy tn £ to all
ceived by the City Commisilon t f thb-CHy Auditor & Clerk, of San- . Complainant,
! -Va*
creditor*. legntcVs, dtortSiitiilia^anA
SantortL 'F lorid a, a t th eir office fo rd , Florida, fo r X p ar ce n t of-the V n tlA ll C. JONJifl,
•II neMohs haylnjr TiafinS of dein the v ity H u ll,,at o r before .3 P . am ount
Defendant,
>• -,
ht of
a t th eir bid.*
hid.5
msnds affrtnst jdM Jltaal* of ' Mary
M., Jan u a ry 10th, 1027, fo r g ra d
A- W' K » lr , Dectuuwd, that such
The. successful bidder or bidders t h k r t a t b dt- - w U i h t C A TO;Business ■gnd
ing. draining and paving the fo l w ill
clnlmft or tlrmnnae must be. probo required to give a bond . W J I t - U M (V JONES;: C. . » .
tily te P r o f e s s o r ,
1
lowing a tre e u , to-w it:
'e^ual to 50 p er cent o f hls o r her
its i
D is c u s s in g 11
f t PPPearln* from W s w o r n -Xill|
T hird St. fr. Avocado to P er- *, • bid, nnd rbch bond to be’ executed or coni pin Int in th is ca u se t h a t you
y O f R e m o v in g '.
• tw s lr g months .from , the
aimmem, Sht. Asp. on 0 In.
by a surety company licensed to a r c a non-resident. of t h e S ta te of w ith in
of tlio flr*t publication of this
M onarch T o P a r i s
rock baon
7780sq. yds. do hufiinesH In thn S ta te of Florida, F lo rid a , and th a t y ou a r e a resid e n t time
notice,
that I*, iwvlr* months from
of a state* o r c o u n t r y o th e r th a n
Persimmon Av®. fr. F irs t to;
s a id . bond tq bo approved by the lh«v tn p te of F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t y o u r December Sth.,
I0 1 IG U T O N .
Third, Sht. Asp. on 8 in.
• lA ffU u '
*ft r tJld e n c o I* U nknow nj >*" *• *iV " i > T '
f Dec. 16.—<VP>-tCity Commission. ...
,1
’ib o r v h ir e . ' you. W lllU n i C, A n t i .
rock bsSe*
*q. yds.
iff th e nilviaaWlHy
'Copies of the plans and st^ eU it f i n nrdcrtcl-aha^V culraa tjZjJb'WM
.Mnplo AVe.’ fr. •Colonial !W ay ’ * f cations may ho i : c n . a t th& offfce Anwmr.be/vre
hils.C oari An the J r a
to C entw ft 1" 1-2 in. -S h t,
o f the City M anager, o r g t th eV fA*P • on
S / i n . i Jsaml
'flfo of Fred T, W illiams,' E n g i
A sp
i . jfc.ii.... 2775 sq. y d s. neer. Plans nnd specifications bna^ y n u ln thla cause, 'o th e r w is e a, dof f « . .pro cqpT*<^n1,PtlJI.; |»*. entered
Roily Ave, fr. Colonial tV'aj
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be obtained at either Offife orf1de w gjunat you.
'C entral, 1 j - 2 in -S B U J
posit of 510.00 which-will btf -.re- H it* Is ordered th at this not toy be
on 3 in. Sand Asp.' 2776 sq. yds. turm'd if a hid is made.
published In the Hanford Herald, a
published In
Sanford.
Codar Avf. fr. CoiGnlal Way
U days ago, ho p ro .p
Tho City Commissioners reserve newspaper
Seminole County, Florida, once each
to C entral, Surf. T. on 8 in.
the right to rejccL any, or all bids, week for four consecutive^ week*.
b monarch bo taken
rock b a s o ------- ---- 2775 sq. yds. o r to accent any bid they deem to
Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your fri
government, how■WITNESS my hand an’^ 'u e a l of
Colonial Way. fr. French to
the
Circuit
Couri
of
ihjr
HoTUnUi
b«
for
the
best
in
terest
of
th
e
City.
** ' i ' s
'iVes and: whole boxea, - mis
fime was not willing
Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Shh .JVtp. •
Judicial. C ltcult of Florida. In ami
if. ' utrufyaV.
*
on 3 in. Sand Base 2980 sq, yds.
for Seminole County,
1 *. ’-S>- ,*♦
l
Central St. fr. French to Ce
d has hot-returned to
dar,
1
1-2
in.
Sht.
Asp.
on
b umlerstood he is:
All kinds of dom estic utensils, Clerk of- tho Clrvmlt Court <« »**
A ls o F ir e p la c e
Stove wood jin aiiy Qifoiit
3 in. Sand Bnsc ___ 2711 cq. yds.
7Ui Judicial Circuit, of Florida.
^ the Curie In stitu te ; *
from
drinking mugs to washingFrench Ave. widening fr.
Dpi
i
verier
Anywhere
!fdr the trea tm e n t ofj
ubs, which look like pottery but
Ninth to Hughey, Sht. Asp.
.
Deputy
Clark.
has l>ecn variously
on U in. rock base.... 9755 sq, yds. nru unbreakable; arc mode from
iffcring from an inbKCcVrKfl. - ppF.N cnn a r>KWj
Together with such o{h«r s trouts wood pulp m Thetford, England.
TON. Hollcltora and of Counsel
nt nnd.cancer. Ilathe City commission may f turn,
t or qoinpUlnahi,
.
|
dvely used'In cnnjjer
over for construction during the
A feocrnl hospital ship, com
ensuing year. .
pletely equipped nnd having . tiAil 'ounce o f’tomato iseed will
Proposal tp be .presented -in n com petent physician soon will pro
1
produce
1500 ‘otraces o f' .a« d , t>r
dt th a t ^ en men died here.' They were trapped when a rainstorm caused the sdoled envelope, endorsed on tho vide medical services fo r Alaskans 3.000,000, tons of tomatoes! ,
in Isolated communities. ,
i t o l caving in of n tunnel in which they were working, at Oakland, Calif. outside, "Bid for Paving," Sanford,
But chance-placing of hn electric light against the cave-in background
p ip iM u m iiiiiM iiiiu
’a ' "life j cr“ .l * d "fc“ ^ iM M frijU jfg e S tln g lk n ' C « h itran;.-, r trngedy. It's the
^ a - ->-r - k m ...
-jvw^ftsaMb
fll 'v
...... -v4i&
second; l ilkiBion of a g re at, shadowy shark rising out of the muddy pool, us if
m - if!.
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s.;
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□ris i t !
In the act of gobbling up th-’ ten hum-iu l>eitigs.
t-w-’
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"•’ ‘
FnAcy OnHiges'^^rapofruit, patted'in Ht
-»j < • ' ssss*.
DUHARTS PACKING
BfCriff.r. Sifhe?; ** '■.’
Federal Control Of TV»x Rickard Makes
CanalNotToInvolve !Money Qn ^ Garden
Individual Interests ■J fE* 3 MiJirfflir
• »ie- n
held, it was pointed out, th at the
legislative set fo r construction el
the ennnl gave the incorporutors
Ihe right to acipilre certain righ'.e
of way through adverse imssespinn
1 he government tin., itccnl,-d. it w n s
stated, that fiilera] tunirol would
not be assumed unless the entire
right e f way could he tian sferrm l
fudge Raps
*Action In
ling Probe
million unHur class In first year
of activity nt the new rports art-mi.
The first annual report of the Mudison Siunire Garden Association
shows a net profit of 5957,000.
Hosing, hike rm es and hookey
X'nmes havp- oolit rihuted most of
this revenue.
The gurtlen, far
from Madison Si|imre, ig n new
'to, tote named for the fnriour,
A ft e r uulhiiririiiii.il ,.f the pro building in Madison
ect by <'ongrcsH, it wn> said, esom has ta-i'n ttirn jlown.
prvlimmarn-s to the w^ik will have
to wait on passage i f another mca
sure providing funds for the wurK.
P arts of the camil ioute already
ore government owned, as it tra
verses parts i*f several navigable
rivers, but the 'a t t i f n ml section:
,ir>- held by Man y Kelsey of West
1*n11n Beach
These sections must
be bought la-ft-re work could be
-started
As an instan ce <■f the tim e ru
Hof-Mnc H ntlcry t’o.
S u n f o r d 's P io u e itr R a d io
lotnarily elapsing between paaautje
of auth oriiation m easu res and be
gin n ing of w n r k .^ Jja jo r )L^ W. Milr
h-r, a ss is ta n t district engineer,
cited the
Boca Grntide p ro je ct,
scheduled for completion tc.inv
them unknown.'
"The Boca ftrnndr p roje ct.-' Ma
11.-.I this ^ ju ry will jor Miller said, " w a s a u th '-m e d in
"now morning at 9 the spring o f tfoF' j \-''t aCtupl'v
•t
‘W hat fur' ' r.noioi n. ■*.I i perntH.tr* * in the
i 1 ‘‘To find out i
pring " f ipan
1 to imnt..
n lu m a i;
* i 4. }$tr.
Tlfe Occasion To
l\\ ofatiertUa
m id it new toufll__________
ring w it h ' JJ
u. \ ..I, . jiri hardly get *
- del ed the black
The Hoc a <I ra rub , -.<}.« t do! no nr- uni Mist tr\
lied Pepper Huh 3
entail the prlvaU ovuieisbip neg-- land you w:l! hiivc the ijuickcst re
nations that may huld up the prir- j lu-f known.
a
jeeted inland w a te r w a y work.
Nothing has atirh concentrated, J
penetrating hent as rod peppers. I■
H lim tant relief. Ju st us soon n» you j JJ
apply lied I’eppor Hub you feel tlie jn
tingling heat
In three minutes i JJ
1,11 it wiirtTib the sore spot through •
anil through Frees the hluod c ir-|J |
l.ady eulntion, 1 t.nks ii]i the congestion *
i —and the old rheum atism to rtu re B
U |3 gouu,
IM
Howies Red Pepper Hub, music ■
L.-t’s from r.sf peppers, costs little «*t' JJ
any drug store. Get a jar at once ■
False I O'1® it far iumbapu, neui-itis, back- a
; uche, stiff neck, sore ' muscles, ■
[‘hlij- colds in chpst. Almost instant relief aw aits you. He sure .tv got 5
IcomcU) the fly in the
fair in the
V a r ie ty M a k e s Y ou r
Hipturu. »hnt
jury had satisfied It
| m f death, the sher*
be i latihlight for me
'Now, judge, juvt
u" a verdict uf death
P
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Id / hnmjjh • J
ty to the living room —
with the ifift of one of
out handsome!^ tlenigned
ufldeslike
t)ii| til
1»
U v Ydur .Wife Might Prefer a New Bed«^m;Sct
*.
N ew Sunroom Group >WouId Be Appreciated
I ini'ii w hom we denied
J of their evident guilt
It up before George W.
I cn “ w rit of Habeas
It wire set free nnd
P »ii bond. Then when
pn under investigation
Ht*. this w ritten evlth .iv.nlnbio w as used
H t*J Judge S tray horn
iSPESSSroi
.fas5srr--a;*»«iaBf
itUirncy.
bl-CANIZINa
r a 1 -* W
r tf*
# 1 M aH nnS i
"'J‘lie Fountain of Youth,‘
^
TEErED in 4 U
years of ro m y ilU C h U to r^ ^ ^ E o o riU lp c
f,
S
ybttth" and Its environs have been’pewly WitFUgnt into a fcolW
community. . Every modern conrcolence and improvsment hi*
been utllircd to affprd you seasonal or a permartant home of
-omfort and beauty
.
Natural charm, famous the world over, and * variety of d.'.
Version, whb.4 listing reads like^versUUm ent, awaIt^otnr pUss,
ire. From the center of H «» * * $ • * } *
youth m d hcnlth revise. We heve i booklet yoo"l like.
tddresa
-:kL , l&.<r-k l^ K :.'i
:• 1 ^ *
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-
ftrve thia'purjioaft' S piece
. ■>~v I "
■ t
* .« W i® 3 in m te ir
thews v ery nt tractive w ail
desks j u s t ,i rreelvipib, ;Tfiey,
come In :a beautiful, mahog
any veneer in com bination;-;
Avfth other
ffilt" cabinet
rfoodE
icfnber mbte.®:
s is an im portant room— and an such de&crVcs a n a ttra ctiv e
like this. Colorfully done in fibre w ith . cretonne-covered
hionn. One of sevent] now sunrparry groups now featured.
BVjp',
p* grand jury consisted
ra*n. either the state's
iJudge W hitehurst havI three m aking it nectve almost u unanim ous
IR in n true bill,
bmonly reported th a t a
• the
grand ju ry were
int grnnd
inis hut were powerless
four or five grand
the state’s atto rn ey ,
to all accounts the
.•lawyer for the defense.
| * prosecutor."
r
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P> Vulcanic crupticns has
P »<> travel 600 niileS
F »ir.
!*-=HFa"
why not bring luir into our bedroom section ju s t to see now an© ro-ncts
t„ such ati idea fpr her C hristm as rem em brance from y o u 7^ Scores of late
erntfUnnA n r ^ J ie y for your selection—of distinctive desiiftV^Ieg^ivl^y^^/1^
ifi a wide. vfirictV nf finishes
Five-piece suites including betfth and
So
f STi T HeT *
~w ~,
J ® ^1s ,r| ^s
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ford
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W ell; Sob W hite, Wltbt d& you 'think- o f R ? * \ ' x~
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A«rMM«
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.
A Job or Fathers.
, IT
F
U aa>«fflnm er when you anti Mr». Bob and th e children
v
At
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fB - ' •
One‘Millionth
Degree.
‘
MAKE AN■m Srrond cu** iioUrT,! sta rte d out a t .nun-up to c a t bugs and th e worms th a t, w ere
We fluild Targets,
Mud*,r°Act,,«f nijurlnjr th e fa rm e rs' crops, do you rem em ber how nafe vnu
for a }
BY -ARTHUR BRISBANE
*
:^|r fe lt? Do you rem em ber how jrt noon-time you woiili
((Copyright. 1926, Star Co.).
S eath all the ^
thee mil
tall ggrass
rass nnear
ear m
th e pincr
place w
here th
ikax
1
-...Eftimtlj rustic
u" v " ,about
iu,,ul in m
wnere
m ue men
rea‘l a’l the i
*l"“ **» were e a tin g th e ir luncheons ju s t to h e a r the rHtunri o f.th tu r
NAVY EXPERTS TELL CON‘frill
«y-‘
***** "*
**] voieen? You liked to hear them laugh. S o m etim es,th ey gipas that lhi< guvernmcnt'ia spend
electrical
■ S railTIO V HATCH
•n^nl
—-I I 1. ... ...
__ . 1.3 JPI..
ill.
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H
uing eongs, mid
th en you would
fiy off a_ Plittle
way and
sing ing $ 161,000 n y e a r to keep In^rtmlessen her work i
^r— f.Lfli hi* Months.tl.50.
ditlun 41 suhmarines, out nf co m
t l/i Ol iy hy Carrier, pel >r th e m .,
home n-nip
mission,
nut
read
y
to
f
l
g
j
t
.
E
ig
h
t
y
»e. Weekly IMHIuh |2.m
\
You s o rt'o f th o u g h t you and your fam ily were p rim e fa of our submarines a fe re ad y f o r
vorites o f- thoHe Wonderftil hum ans. At dusk w hen your action; the 41 that cosl $ 104,00(1
XOXItTCi All . obituary
v j(>ar a re kept ready, al| blit the
t / \\
trds of rhanks, rraolultun*
sol Ul lull* d row ay little birdlinga were tucking th e ir heads uiulur th e ir
Is of enterta(nm«nts where
321 8.
i
tifii1 ^
are made will l>*churt;e<l wings fo r th e n ig h t, you would tell them stories about th e
lar tidverililng rates,
•beautiful kindness o f those g re a t Overlords. You to ld .th em
|{RPailTH OF* THE IfOUS^
bout how th e men would call away th e ir dogs from th e cover naval com m lltac xhow llmt the J a
IMIII*
MTKt) l*lu;M
be Asioclstetl I’rt-ss In cxclus- '•htTe you and M rs. Bob were building your nest. You told pan lend!* ull tut limit* in iiubmaritu*
“ Itnd It* ttui. use fur r*»
cunutructiun. F o r ua to c a t ^ up
of all hows illsp«tch-ift ’>em hhw g ra te fu l th e Overlords w ere fo r w hat you dill for would cost $11o.ooo.Oflo. J B n u n th’ii paper uni sis,
ra published li*r«-|,i All hem i n t h e way of killing insects and in the way of singing atvly Jiitmu luvct* thl* TTdUntty
rspuhllcMtlun of rpetlil
tnd wouldn't hurt us, m> \v« need
herein are ulao reserved. ybur song for them .
nut worry.
You sort of had an idea, Bob W hite, th a t your sung was
JE 8IM Y , DEC. 15, 19iG
u a rt o f the sum m er morning. You so rt of th o u g h t th a t tin*
WE SHALL PROBAHLY buUd
Dec. 21H
Hr
Ipsh of your p re tty wings was a p a rt of the beautiful color mmr battle ships and crulaefs to
ii ta t A i,i) t*i, a t r t m m
A‘sk us about (Hu)
• lake Ml Sen lord '■ /rsnl scheme of th e g re a t out-doors. And on th a t lovely morning provide targeta for nirplnno* and
; , *_;:Y
lUbmarines.
The'
other
nations
*,
graph when you
f
N
ovem
ber
20.
o
r
perhaps
it
was
on
th
e
m
orning
of
T
hanks
•» trsirr male la Jndtam*
will build the uirplaiH’R nnd iiubmapurchase.
T b s|
giving
Day,
when
you
saw
your
friends,
the
Overlords,
out
e a ' a f si, •fahns-lnrinea. Thatii fair.
*
^
m f a Hal.
in your fields w ith th e ir guns and dogs, you snug for them
3«v3«-b
___ • a* white war.
------mine pool, irnnU roar's. again, didn’t y o u 7
T H E POPE
addrcaaot;:, 1000
Tgw
W hen you found nut th a t all those friendly folks had repreaohtntives of the , ...eration
PNllstc of ttHiMiBK pr»1 It) Tires
if Catholic men, t*uy* tin- dress
Kraal—hounra,
1m Tuties
p a m iM tin. fcoiri., snarl- ^ |(|,jun| v |)ecumo deadly enemies seeking your life, you were if modem Mrutnen n* "an outrage 1
If C a M llH lu y o l ft»r mrro - bewildered, w eren't you, Bob W hite? The day your covey m every sense ugainst human and
M. i
”
U ir lln i of b n u l e v n r d ‘■'Trifled by the flogs in th e brush rose in frantic e ffo rts to Christian dignity,” and asks fath
round Itakr Monroe.
pie linn of r Ur bm ullflea- fly to some safe place, and th ree of your children were struck ers to 'Vheck their daughters nnd
» proarnai.
‘jy th e frig h tfu l fire from the guns, do you rem em ber how wives' irreverence nml corrup
Mkten of sehpol *ralrm
tion, in mmtndcsL clothing.”
k provision far Inrrraaei! you nnd Mrs. Boh hid in the tangles of th a t copse, and you
11 Kt 'anford ah,1
Father.- will ^ find
it difficult..
lilies,
^
i
rbrd to comfort h er w ith assurances th at nil this te rrify
A
Pha*1
ing th in g would be gone tom orrow ?
l,E VERfiE y o u TODAY
ANOTHER HAPPY DAY IN
You did not know then. Bob W hite, th at it is the fashion Wall at reel, tho merry Yulctidaap,
D
R E A U cilE T U
T H E for men lo forget th e service the birds do for them . ^ on proarhing, prtcaft, tiUVanHng.
,Ti—"The* Lord scurcholh nil
Aware
the phychologicnt
mid understmidptli ull the l’il not know that the Overlords m ake laws for the protec< "MIM.LTE
7i
mfIii*-iu
<
-I
gold,
employers* have
ion
of
the
birds,
and
then
p
erm
it
th
e
ir
wholesale
slaughloi
_ nations of the thmight**. if
drawn
mit
fifteen
million*
in
gold’
DRUGS 1
ft Peck Him. Hi* will lie found ’*tt ng a slated hunting season each year.
\
■uin fur present* to workers- And
(TEARS —j
i hut if thou forsake Hini,
Here and th ere in Florida, Bob W hite, are sain tuaries uimfortinir little "plus" signs are
cast thee off forever," 1
DIUNKS—Dl
where you and every other bird can find protectant
f hey cal te n .I nII linw'ji the slock liat.
:28lU.
Yu >iwill rtrciie
IYER—Lord, wlio m u under have been established hy men and women who are wise, nv 'To hmi tb.it both shall b* given.
(ONCEKN DROPS SUNOAV ADS
e rro rs?
Cleanse thou well as kind.
IV rhaps if you and Mrs. Bob and the bun
ONE - DAY SERVICE vice at our founUis,i
A .M K H K A N l - K E S S
M
secret faults. 1
T H E S M I T H S O N I A N InslituUit tie p artrid g e of your flock will sta rt hofm .' sun-up in tin
rnak^s uiiit \• b.uf* instruim-nts to
f i f t h \ venue
store tin** (••els limt these editions of the lex-id
tJLE’FIRE OF CHRIST morning, and if you will be very, very careful not lo sine n> a*un tb.V
SANFORD
hi at n>.| getter
p a p e rn a re overcrowded with uilis Fire Is nil the wonder of the '•our song - not even a single low -call to ymp' tunnl ht'.l ^>T;nlv m i u I i tKf'in
i
dropp'd
•:!
nulny
advertising
on
*-ut i . ..titer in
aun
Sanfnri) A C.rsnij
the ground 'bat the Sunday edi- vertisin g of all tyjies nnd do no’
mntp—you may find a place where lim iters and limit gun ti i .t't-l tolls
LAUNDRr
(lit tool moon, the unbellcvreceive tile attention nf the (am
,f
th
*
N.-vtr
York
papers
are
(a Kdtmilj
darn not trespass and where you tnav g>> ahnitl your busy
I- -I ,
Id if n IIIIO*>! i iinsiJr i “ ,.o r i
able glow ;
iny great extent
The aii
i with advertisuig of ple
f
url
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r-. a-. Jtr ]
ny a stn f niy e y e s. can never vayH in pence.
u jlri ' |M
r*i if)*’it nit b. at P
819
W.
3rd
St.
all i , ; .
a • -! do U'-l t e
' h*‘ vent of tin- automobile bni* made
I. II t par * ■f a dr att. o'
■•c-ri
The
world
is
reaMv
ipnte
kind.
B"b
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h
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I
I""1.'Idle
’ 1ii. pc -i'll
t
an■■ ‘ Mini.n on oiitli g ila> ami littl
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rending
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“ V color of grass «nd flowers. m ite kind. Men are finding I hat b n ;d tig « la. pie. on v ilh
i].■«-inf i-1 . '
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lb.
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m hot
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T his Eire has done
. (or. was i ,ii oil in
\n- li.i r o ii-oii udvnli' i-d " ; e
th eir crack shots is more lo ih eir last, than i tin -laying
bill U "in cm pi fdii.uid full from
fc~ m arvelous
miracles
with
I I t i l l Eli
1,1XJilS,
,, ..f W'oiii* 11' - W . at , Chat tin- invtier
uf'uheful
birds
tru
stfu
lly
doing
I
heir
work
out
in
the
glow
:,
type
of
star*1
it III-. I I’lfl.'l M.Vil r-'ll-I It **nutd
- lig h t on snow
-'If1 :, at hill
!'h
»n 1
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It \'.> I’ll* KKT H
Mid the fields.
doe i.-it ca n t - inu *' it * ir'-’ tn ij
i the eyes of friendit.
'licit .1*|. j - rt.-lln*. Ill g.i . l-.ltg hvMini,-*
” AitvcrU ’5);
‘ h e re , lovers go
Hut even at th at tln re are kiltei - out ...ki up I "i > mi. io ic it nit'iu’k iin ‘iurfaic i-f iair 1)0 Ull, III. IC
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amid
tiini
III [).- Sinaiay edit lobe *>f tin* he
. . J ' tine lovp, this Eire has Bob White. Bill i f you can. old chap. Her*
luck to vim
■*tnr
j at
l.ord li
ItVt.s. IKUHINCl
newspapers,
beginning with **f ali ty p e - of .o uceiu*
made them one.
' - - - - -Olast .-viiMlny. has t*eell disctuit IllUi-d T a v lo t, aiiotin-r high class -ton*
-V-r \
mask i he trills,j
V Di ) K Mt Oi l' t.litl is chosen by .Sak- Fifth Avenue, it vvils an drop;*-,! Sundav riew-i*i>aper ndver
(•even in me, in me. this Fire
D u s t D ili O f f
ItFITS
.ern-tary of the "Junloi
Atticlsl 1ntinn.-f..| tin- morning hy an ev
tising a long tmu ago and hnv‘" must burn
i .•ague." a tirutt. il of tbc
Amc* . cin ei • . of tb« store
for hiding and too bright
The slur* in- v*-1 ■ •-* i r »i*-. i to it
High time t" g*’i mil tin* ul*i Now Y**i»t II nl 11t P.11s. ,( | |i | an a .... luiioii for lJu AJ.aarc
( nil the^W illnrd B attery
’ fo r rest,
.trem ulous with a lunging dust them yff for nnolhcr Iry-out
meat
of AtliciMiR" vvhti tf orgui.
Men— Wt* rechnrge and re
M K F IR S T
hardly stilled.
t*.■ i!“ iimiur IvujfiH' “! I
N ineteen-tw enty six is travel mg !i]i]>11y -*1111 In" ani tin
pair all m akes of batteries.
onatc wings of light, you
I'l.ANT
CITY
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last goal. The th u s will nut linger while anybody tries D tHiv’w mill ir’tl* fruiiti 1hi
lift and turn
rh»!jnro • f t h* ^T|fv
lit* milt chance is to make, the i kv-itnf
within the prison of tin- mpnd bis record
widj The htiiMhi'H** men ut
aTi;tni is Mip | i]r f
(Fin'Diati
b reast ’
items fit to aend on into tin Hi t hfv*•.-* rifli'H' tWF f ’nat ru n u
trovi-i nnFft'
h«* .>ne nf the ^rhvesi fh, l.eiud of M»e
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Inti! With H eavrn itself the heart
l(»
W
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some day will be tabulated
for that
( 11r<th*hn***s HhI Iln*ri* rf.^hl and iiiui*i im portant r»nnt lint tie are I fur
i« Tilled.
F H O N E 54 8
New Yeai resolutions are m order even now
I he> <• hi* Minit* A ineriLiui ii.TrtLK Jatttin in I h i 1 lilP'iJy of KiuJ''Ifln
\v fH'.ii ih *an Im* lietd'nniht*»i
; —Marguerite Wilkinson
wjll work beltei if they are leateii out a bit before th eir so! In frirr \ 'tilth frimi ttu* evil ITiflu
o---*---C^rtHin im*n j^uluu?
of
their from firnt reports of iht* court al j
be#ther Bureau rcftnrla nidi ■mil adoption .January firsi Some of those gout! rides that ■mf*' nl th r hiK)tivifg#*r, ; h»- hI>r wonlih hive Mturtril proert*ilin*;,i fair, th** men ailing for injunction !
- • whlto Christmas In th.I b.
ihfif f-| iitffl f h*• t't nw iiiv; in iii op 11mi Iitinif of itfi urt ificlu J Eifi* i n e i e U M i k i n g n o t titmi ch u.n 1
rili' and that will send n lot «t were suggested in tb f* II11s i*rvitine of leilfieli Hide Sundav
til,- * J* 1111- >>f
i-1ur>>| ip Hisrayrif Day, ♦ Ml lll< b.iV ii . k it |ixir ( i* i.■' * ' Ill'll f i i M*|u <
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iltora to Florida after the fir-.the Vfl 1 * b, i r i.-i mi h•i <i pr'-Huriles 1 , r vrr
L'louiul*
that
it
will
h
urt
Y ears dull) u-*e Belt*! tty ’em did a lilt
Uia year.
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'.111 tTh i . r11rn»'' >-u irnI ..In- trial -*>v u 11 ' i ■ r i . r ,-f M- 1' 11M
t(lS one hunitred million doltm
1■ V-l-l.ll I ,i' Iml, tb.l|cy of General Motors . overing type on Iti- fi" tr page vvluit you h a 1, i .-ati m -mall t>p*
V- H * h- IJ u«* l" lb t-i i
-ill pi i - fe.lei al 11 ii mo «'it Jih11-hfnent livery .-lenient o! rtt
tJte
other
day.
that
one
big
autom
obile
u
fn
a
rii
will
.^-tni
• one hundred thousand em ployes.
will 1-11
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N
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In
M'u*jr
mill
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ii.*
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a,
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hill
tiltwill III
g.-l t Sal r X. el It-111 plum
been taken out oi I
TpresenU ha much business nu $2n,UU(hU()U in advertising this year. T hat is true, accord
these d a ngcr the l it V 1,1 1 1 Inc uf >1*0,11 bv
ultMt
lo
xtut**
jlint
whut
cut nut .>f t he eonimittee. It teems
TOpolitnn Llfa did in its first ing to present plans, and it’s an intelligent plan
^Stucco. You ran beI
The linn i shuttle . ii these gny time to 'h oinmart ial nml ijnliintrial" wiUb* lunonitig (i11 the ueeiin nnd nun
Bty years of existence.
you* exlcuor wall* wil
t/i swim hard is when the current is a g a i n s t y o u , a n d t lit j apply that money at. tin- national h'shinmiN art* t«» hi* i*‘rnm thi* tt'ii mg it In fin*, bin k tivei tile lo.Wt,
fo '*f iln» miii, 11 would indli'iitn * ernineii' engineers deny thl
solutely unilorin id1
A I ' deb!
Cornelius Vanderbilt J r had a time to advertise hard is when sales a r e not so good
that *i **l«'i*l mill an ahhutolr and *
l be .a--- i- ..f l.| eat b taking ovI
. . .
no streaks —i^.iutildfti
■Newspaper com plex—thought he i tinr Brisbane
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yVhfOld like to own n chain of them,
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Orietllal t'IUC0ftft
■iip\ ! hi- fund va'n*fi it haH h**i r' t1 *11*•-11 nml l )ir- legal fact estll1
had millions but no experience
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hope
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at) three of his newspapers
In-11 that i hi -late bits no ru’ t.i
1lift' TAhr Ii t h*'\ Jlii- - til■l I ' * Ji in In hiihit i!Mi %1■ d.-nnmift*
OH thn rocks a fte r a brief Iv. Tereia e
1 .red IV.I1X ! ft |:, !'e the iiott'.ll1,
iev.’tur.il
(’•■til’d.
1 hi*hit'j/n! *-rinrirml.« *»f n i l . u ^ i i
d ,.turbulent existence
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Ask us about
— — — o — ■— Tin- j- ijoulit IT-j,
I he <Tty h
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-i I'i.r n‘ ion- tIn-» *i. ill In- lit n11
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KAKI H Wi l l i it* i thousand oiio-s prat
mlimllv *11m;
crimi
Mr, O tsse says, "The I It V 11110*1
[Miih' laki* iicih c Si'ii 11 ,» inw Miami in ih» •»!»■•( nut ion nf th I i • batillit \ follow an endlot* i-b«i
V* a new Municipal JIuspilul ridge.
ORIENT,
j ni^hi t f» ati' i h i p n "fi | >p•. inlfind. daiihthos wa** aaIhi* enough t ill igat loll in a 1mo- f every r<
Ml MlO least possible delay, ami
t
to
know
that
thlcould
not
.»
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sort
ci
I
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on
la.iti
(tolower
ea'
fiopesrs no gocaf reason to
j
mill
mUTt'ht ny a.nl.
STUCCI
done without doiiiir harm not only .uni lower west coasts of Florida
t ’H K I S T M A S A D V E R T I S I N G
th * t the estim ated
three
n h u l l l l i hi * f n u t l f l
nil
rtf 3I t 1ft' I ' l l l l l i l ,
_ itlrram n firtp l
»» « l (InnforM, Klurlds.
■■s'
msat
Melton Elect™
McReynoldsI
s . t
Batteries
McU
f,
1ftc Jew<
R A Y BROS.
Y
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For a Better Stucco He
%
r*d thousand dollars for its
Ing ami eijulpmi-u, -‘II be oh
■M
women rvajir.e how niuih tn
l i c y have ip enforcin g the.
Hon nmcndtrienl ? Sn ys I‘r* erguson of Ontario, 1 wenFft yenrs ago n girl would
** nirtn who CArrfed
HOW a nmii without n
F 'tb im t ft uni
h E Y W E S T * 11 1/1 N
IT ’
Christum iriiilc pie-.-nls n great
opportunity I,, thi* n-tnd meichunt',
l.ijt it ran n e t 1... expiated that
n urhiip'
ruD H ii!
.......... I 1 • Ir
oih<r
t i n
tn l»«\ fcontu^« , hoi to the entii*’
Me F l l - f may put Fhirldu Iasi.
! Met*
ii "■!! I., m.foil that
th*
mcr* hnnts m the, large . : ! nhnvc iimde it great miii is.
I ’or Snlc By
THE
r\JNi;TON
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All) FOR THE MENTALLY SICK
SARASOTA TIMES
I i,url many
shivered ve-D-rdav
hesf icsults in that trade will th em .elves ami (leate.l luagmfi
I mil *-.etc fiuc*l (*>r vi'iiatilig !'*.
i,., igid unless mo l.uniicss is well ii-nt business estaolislun.-ni ► *u,
^
Yal*. I ’ mversitv announces l i l e l y r a r - until d.mth releaw d him
druggists.
nifvcttired.
i ptlveitisipg \rr*‘ hcavilv at very , Sal.liath bus drivers.
aiipointment *>f a (irofowior of
" i t he were only dead in stead' '
jr'a-cr.s,
buU’hers,
l>ak
-is
“
-irut
^olhie merchant h may nay that liirpi* i\ p e n * c
They <J■ ■ tmi feel
The creation ; " u- *b, i t i ol lac parent uf tb
totyt hmi ric nursing
thi* 'people «tv ii«-und tnbuy n
lhe\ * ,tn
j»«•t ft I■ '«i)* uithi>ut ml 'enforcement was started b\ moving
If of tins department in Yale her i m, ui u\ iliMiriierivi child.
jtl| of Rmrh an' ni»\, midthat J verri ■■ *»sir*
the*11 i -it N imp [picture exhibitors who sm*l
aids i>1* fii * such professorship1 Ml is a .crime to how p. i- n.
than a lemninl pf this old
(h^y.Will m l! cncu^li. iiv 1'U if they h**.
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|tiling . it should also I • a . ■m, *, in anv u n iversity a n yw h e re.
.1
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re,minis even today, "ll<
KuMvni
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"U\l, h InII"1
AH lYfll Clnl
('lull, Itfu
vff tUrn
n,,t wnrk th.u
the“ first., , , 11*vi* is ,* gl nii deal M cmnpe i do t he things."
1 a!* * "la m e n ts that
with in
•T*| ' >- a toon," .,r he', a
^ ’*l pxc “ s u e , where
ih.
,(ir ni. r. mi.il. an- c a rry in g V
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cron-i„g
iindorstanditig
of
t h** , nut
i *k*-n in rollicking
or
Murlhorough
and tin- 1;ir,«* sto.kr ami they n*-e,l a good ‘ ..........
■ "tc ip n M I.g iner. hunts
" iuims and treatm en t of menial Urmjif
I HE IH B L E N A Y S I III
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or (Vote* art- ^fU-.i Hnvi.AP-.it ...or. than tin- ordmury rut.:!" ''' r> ,,lv ar,‘ l’,"«t-'",»K "harp- Itmlli was inflde f.-r man. w I \ ,r disorders, there turn come a dp- j 111*h f wiiIhiII7.cs society's
■ mmhkbl hy tho police. The ,,f trml,
D for . on.l lire deter, mm-d to
, i Inday Inwards the
mnnd for nurses ipnilified hy spec
allow him to enji.y It 111 an, T
f
five hundred gl|e«l» WC| 'Hick into cash, „m| avoid carrying
a11 it* |.*-rsim,
"
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1 >’* P< cialilc w a y ?
ial
preparation
fn.
.Jus
exceed
I
I here it, nothing
t’T tl ' llflil'iI Millie of them over ...... I of gmal- mini) *-f which
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and intereating
M"
t«'I'ulnrizmg of mental
” llldicille ihftt mi Heaven tin- ang ingly important
tttca of -prnndnrnl person would haw I*- U sold at a lusa. ) T
l',1’i'rP
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work
\ d* .-Tiiii
through
niic.nisls of
1
uk,d)
lo
g
el'm
u
ch
less
than
their
■’
its
lijivc
once
in
every
seven
days,
i
'iiiiiicthlng nerds to he done, when ;
**k
(he tjevcloptiintd n coiHcrn t;* ttins c a r r y in g n Invgo ^ *
That phrnne " i n - rearin g under- I" hintrhtn coiled into courts on
ire compelled tu sil around, l.ot-mg
/'d|i'I Clly-U.mk of .New stia-k, to excite public .mlecetit. in | ‘bisincH* will Ku where it n themselves.
standing of mental rhaordej^"-of-;
' any caw today, is doing much
*th,* lorgnil hunk in the it, aitil sell it when the rolling1 Is I "ought must actively, and the way
fer« food for thought.
**' -hed new light on "crniincaa,'’
( *•• ')' Jin * a capital block
with n Mirplus of **"<M^’
5,"_:»tttl timliviilcd profits
9, at,1king It cxcveij
f
(Uia ten millions the
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MIAMI HERAEii
ho (icrtunnyf ship(icd abroad last
yenr a lotnl <if 520,500,000 in toy*.
During tho same period tho
A meric*,, toy exjrortx wero vnltmd
«i univ S3,242,000. And yet, mar!;
this, the totnl production in
n thrill
Uni led States was far gn-aler purses quickly, w hile a prison sen
than that m Germ any, T hat ptova* tonce lasts a long time.
Antcrivan ia down on the floor
building houw* with
Yankoe
r O F RUMANIA
block*. Am erican children
have whom y*)U hflva-read about in this
country re cen tly , fin d s things mixe$l at home. O nly n desperate
chase the*a o
surgery w|}| sav h her husband's
•Ire.
as®? isr^ds-SB; s A erir
shat
sScGml
j
her
Mi
Helinblc Building Supplies
•«KfiayaRRff«EHfiifi9ai
S
A subscription To
A generation ago, the mentali:' *' ”’nke |>eoplp regard the "crazy,
MISS nR A D LEY . GRADI’ATE
*f Texas .University, now working r.lek limit or woman was a shunned 1n,,( a: a nick person, and to mnk.v
fur a higher d*grce nnd employ popon, a fam ily <liegr*cc. Bueh families
of Midi persona Ian.
^ a » B K J 3
cd by Dan Moopey, govcrmr-etcct, * riisgrac^ th at old pioneers toil giinh in less phnme. nnd despair
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JJ
thought she needed a thrill and got of*tunny a homo w ith .n hidden thin, injure.
it. She
(he officers of i "carpi room built in tRe If e or
Tlie p*)*chintrie, nnreoV nVatldblft;( ^ ............. ....... ..................... .............
Muuitrv bp*d^a^0 .th,'*vai| |t with a ! "HM* •» room with heavy lijied f«i’ doll just ns any nbrm* is nvnll- - I
6 F ftS S g f l l t I r O m J
iuvolst*fr4 {noJpf^lOOO onililcfi
! door nnd barred windows „
a»>h
_f..r
phycleal
dHirtsa,
will
do
J
f
P tlF th a 'F f iv G r V O I K
touF rv(Jorterii “they were *
househmd'a montnlly sick p^rY '" " 1
towards abolishing £j ; •
unpR**; ~ h u t thik young w >1,1101. ' » vVas keAp in nacrocy for long Uhi. t'.inplex.
hf i^WW^youtli, ■ |-r.pr "s*
H’ h,l'k *l is through ndvcrlislng
IfH more than tr ldiljon nnd
nre aomethlrlg to, ddlght
Try to , comprehend tlift hearts of iioyn and girl* at
rsyftu would* n*idi*e Clpintniax and other timia. They
uncus.
m|aif jilcssiirn tn youth. But thpy
/ebrtsent industiy, business, clipf»rd Union reccrUty Tabhi tnr, labor, international rivalries
Vlhnt ’.'thf women’* rol- to nations. They arc Intended for
pd. unlvonpty should h® plny. und yet work produce* them.
y to the (pronrul.** No. the • Germany, ovnur which tramped
- ~ N that they are old and th(|.nymles
fr.... - of militarism,
m . i .i , .remains
«»,*iu *
l should be replaced
ynte o* a toy exporting couitJ * V v tr a e tn r is , hut
■.with .05 per cent of its* output
er are out of
J t ubroid, according to tlm do*
pftrtblent of commerce. - Gejfntahy,>
wlilch served to hadtien humanity,
th»rfi Wftja a Addons th o (nvsnUes
'•
C there,
CHASE & CO.
...
they are, larger
try.
sell 6f an ope;
^utas the throne
g» to M lU t
* inUrwtr
‘M
. nd (i()C
responsibility
t might empty
ir. Bo he -will
fttks. Romo
take the
khnyuAji
'vK s
HO NOT MISS THIS VVONPERFUL
; COLLECTION OF GIFTS!
; Your ChrlstniaH Worries disappear hero like MAGIC
Anvwav. PK0VE tvhat we say, u*8 .
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Mk S. FRED S. DAtGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
YoutfuL. A rtist Will
ELABORATE PLANS ARE MADE FOR Appear In ID. A. R.
ENTERTAINMENT OF THE COLLEGE Show On December 20
SET DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
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PRESENTATION OF “HIS JAPANESE
WIFE” IS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
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"RABBIT" MARANVnilS
Claude S U tru n k loft Tuesday for
Jjfj
Miami whera ho will »pcnd a short [ to Chicago to Brooklyn ami tfrf
tim e.
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, un rend it tonally released la tt aes
— ----I aon.
R. J. Holly left Tuesday a f te r - | They are to g eth er again. \ l i t
noon for Tallohn**ce where he will , agent, M aranvlllo anapjrcxt a t
spend MiTcral day* un business, i opportunity tx re tu rn to Stalling
--------,! and the 'Rabbit** will do th £ short
Judge W. Wnllaco W iight W ’ t*topping fb r HwbgnUtt Vl th« fl
tored to llay to n a Dench where ho
n tx t GCaiaujM
A youthful a r ti s t who will ap
“ Kasl i. E a s t ami W est Is W est, aourceful sister, displayed ndm ir
fla n s nro b eirit mndo for m any Helen Vermty, M ,„ Cormetn Bar- pear in the Society Vaudeville, on and Niwer th e Twain Shall M eet" able poise and real ability.
Wocsdsy
i r . i j l • ro<$al affairs honoring m cm beri of .b e r, MIm Lenalw-il,. Hngnn, Miss Dec. 20, given by th ^S alU rT n irri* Was n mpletcly disproved in “ His
Proceeding the piny was nn ex
sort C hapter,
S. y t A. R„ at the J«pnne*i» W if e ” , thu onc-oct come cgptional musical program Includ
-ting of. the W elfare
E lla Mary if u lrh e n d /jlis s SuYali;
r
__ 'n,.K
th tj la tte r p a rt of this weak fo r W-heelesa, Miss Muude. Lake, Miss ‘fro m q n V Club* is ‘ijjs ii’lAiey John dy b\ 11race Griswold, presented Ing,
son, d au g h ter elf, Mrgi Jam es John
TTI^ holidays,
*
Plano selections—“Jap anese Nn
Em ily Griffin, Mi#* Kmmn Spcu- son, « (arm or /fslih tn t dfi-Sanford, , by thr l.u o rn tu rc D epartm ent • o f
th e Woman’* club on TucBtlay ^ve- llonnl Air ”. “Japanriia" ,Mba. R. R
"Among tho affa irs are the Kap eer. .
*
\
who lust st’nfun p)iyfed'nt th e Ri- nlng
1
ly * ' Dons.
3:30 pa Delta dance, Dec.. 20, a t ; t h e
S tew art Long, who with his bro
.^ b e rf l W w q u e s t- City Ilall, tho St. Agnes C h rist th e r Jcsre aije students at the Uni vierin T h e a te r W «t«mlvffty, whore
The story- tolls
how R iriry **~* Vocnl ^Ulos—. “The Kiss” , ArdtS this Is the la st m as ball on Dec. 23, and h fancy versity of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, the com pleted tm iMgfit/fyeeka’ on*
Jo
sep
h
Hnllcmhorg,
United
S t a t e s III; “ Where My Caravan R ested"
?’■
(moviniP U tfbfW fc circus ball at tho H otel F o rre at Alu., will arrive here Saturday. g n g en icn t
Senator,
and
O
Chlcka
S
a
n
, his Rohr, Mrs. A. M. Phillips.
Miss Johnson la one of tho most
>1 bunding’ - * I
Lake on Dec. 25, given b y M rs. Jesse. Long will not return for the
Violin num bers— "Hymn To Thi
Jnpnin
m
w
ife,
met
and
w
h
a t is
Alice E. Hill, honoring M iss Olive holidays but "ill necompuny the versatile little a rtis ts In th e coun- *>vcti
Sun”, Rimsky-Korsnkoff; “ Kum
more
unuriinl
'
did
not
hursday
Newman.
* U* A A l t ' U niversity of Alabama football t try, being equally proficiont in p a rt despite th e fact that O Chlcka boTn Chinois”, Krtsinter; Miss Elesinging, dancing and perform ing
hers’ Association of
On Wednesday evening, Dee. 29, team to California.
yS«n bi-.light th o .customs o f her anor H erring.
on the ukelele. A
[Primary School will Evcm ll Dnsh- will en tertain a t n
Horton Mnbry, who is nttending | Although only 12 yenre old her nntive land -in to hrr A m erican
Vocnl Solo—"One Fine Doy'
C hristm as dance at the C ountry Wastlngtrm ami |,ec University,
ck.
borne and forced them on her h u s (Madam B u tte rfly ) Puccini, M r,
,
voice
is
considered
rem
arkable
for
honoring Minn Kathleen arrive.-, Sunday evening to spend p0jj,
meeting for the S lub,
volume and sweetness Of tone. band, even to rice and ten three Victor KobcrtscM.
eminole C hapter O. ^inn, of Valdosta, Ga., who will
Ml.•■
5 Johnson h as nlso consider* times a day. Happily at the end
The Japanese decorations which
eld nt the Masonic bo tho guest of Mrs. A. P. Con
sh e diMimied
her customs w ith formed tint background for
able
experience
ns
n
screen
artist
tin
nelly. On the afternoon of C hrist
o'clock, r
anil ha* recently declined several her nrmiitnl d r e s s and announced presentation of this play were se- „
P. llorndon
will man day. (|uite n num ber of the
flatter:ng offers ns she desires to her intention of becoming his cured through the courtesy of the he
(ber* of th e Idlers
complete her education before.con “ Ameriian w i f e " .
following: Mr. Ucihda, the Suzukir
o'clock a t her
tinuing w ith her profession.
Mr* Mntnin K. Clark was nt her Shop, Seminole F urniture Co-mS tryker of I Hinsdale, Pa., which
rord Heights.
^lro. Roberts Howard of Quincy,
Several other professionals will best m her characterization «d pnny, Smith F u rn itu re Company
[the W est Side Pnr- w ill.be held lit the. Rosalind Club nre studying at. tho University of nluo grace this program .
who ha* bech visiting her daugh
diunt> and a p p e a lin g O Chicka Yowell Company,- Milady's Shoppe te r, Mrs. W. Wntlnce W right, for
" . N orth Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C..
] Association a t 3:30 In Orlando.
Snn
Ye Fireside Studio, Ball H ardw are several days, left Wednesday uff Wert Side P rim ary
Miss Highland Chaffee, who is are expected to arrive Sunday.
Company
and S tew art the F lorist ttrn o o u for Orlando, v.hete alto
nttending school «t Boston. Mnss,.
lli-r
(eltcnte
and
subtle
acting
in
Charles Henderson, who in studyMrs, K. D. Brownlee nsnisted will spend the holidays with h- r
will not return home for tho holi- ing law at Yale, will spend the M e m b e r s E l l t e P t c l i n e d her p 'Ttrnyal o f the rather u n u su
Mm. Anna t a n Nets Brown, dc-jMm and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Julian
days.
Friday
al chat ;n ter w a s truly artistic.
jholulnys nl pointa in the east.
pnrtm
ent chnirninn, in receiving n t'H o w a rd . She W.n nccompnnk-d 'n
Miss M argaret Zachary,. w httoU j , F n d crick Pell, a ca’d a i ^ t ^ t n u n
B y M T S. J tlllie S R id g e
ion C hapter, N. S.
Mr* .1 G. ("o g h a m , who directed
--------beet with Mfn. John attending Duke U niversity a t D u f-f ton M ilitary Academy, S ta u n to n ,'
the ptnv took th e [Wirt of the a d o r the diKir. while the ushers for the Orlando by Mr?*. W right.
--------Aumng tire many lovely social ing and typical American husband evening were Mrs, A. It. Dlntt nnd !
Mrs.' A. M. DeForest hlfpi, N. C., will mot6r to Sanford : Va., will arrive h o ra 'F rh la y eve
M m . \Y E Stone.
the honid of Mrs. Gee. 21 with a party of .relative* hing to spend thp ..Christmas vn nffutr- of this week was th a t of nm-t ilfei-tivil)
F rank Cain und Hugh Fuller of
who will Im- the guests of her |in- ention with Iun mother,
Mrs Tuesday
afternoon when Mrs,
nlly Avenue,
A * plendid hmiac received l hi r Ijiu ren s, S, C., are visiting in SattMi** I->vs T u rn e r ns Elian, Ih
James Hidgp entertained nt bridge,
re of iho Women of reijts, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1> Zncn- George A, UrCottcx.
clevi*r piny, w likh was a suevesdI ford ns the g u ests of Mr. and Mri,
i Joe Mcie h. Jack MacDonald, 'tho guest* including members of maid "itii high id< ids of weddings f.nan.-inlly, The mtnnbcr*. i-f the (Tom C, Bolt a t their home on
t Holy Crusa Churdh ary.
and Miss Nonie Williams ns J a m e s Literature D epartm ent have r e Palm etto Avenue.
Miss Katheryn Symms, who ,s tin rth Gray J r ,
and Theodore the BonTon Bridge Club,
in the chapel, with
of deep, red
hihiacus who Im* a s tro n g aversion t<- m o v m ised ninny congratulations upon | C arol I’inson has returned to
\ aughan as leader, a ptudent at Sargent College, I Pope will return home Thursday Baskets
rinss of th e Gram- Cambridge, Masts, will not retu rn from College Park, On., wher-’ 1»"') poinsottlns were ured in deco ing chairs, furnished the rrnnic this liie r initial effo rt to - p r e s e n t' Sanford after spending some tim j
M rs R A Willstm dnunhtlrs, which will l»o followed In A tlanta, Sylvester nnd other
ruling the Yooms where the guests love element
try school under the home for tho holidays hut will they are attending G. M A
a
s
-Mr*
G<>rd"n,
the Senator's re i - • evernj other piny* Inter.
spend
her
vacation
with
friends
nt
B
riggs
Arrington
will
he
hnnv>
assembled
for
play.
ir Mnrgftrot McRao
piiiutn In (ita rg ls . . . .
«onn front Davidson College, »t
tjuiinit <>|d fashioned girls w e a r
i-itaj at the South Toronto, Canada.
Miss M nrgnret C ot . who is at- Davidson’ N C.
ing picturesque gow ns adorned the
suiiitorium at 8 o'Met n u g h e y and Miss Go!
tending Wheaton College at R n a-' Sam Hn-set, who is nttending tally >urds ami wh* ti scores had
i-olli graduated
nurse i
ton,
Mass.,
arrives
here
S
aturday
h
(v1m„
r
('allege
at
lie
Fmn.ik
t'C,,n * minted a ft e r an enjoyable
Jileville" nl the Wniroi-d m Sun ford to s|«*n i
I o’cti»ck, under the fnr the hoi Mays and will he with Springs will spend the hnhduv* guttle "I bridge it was found thn*
the high store |,||/.e, alovely luati• Sallie
Harrison h«*r mother. M r- T .1 Mili*
d*r and o n pleasantly to
W o a r e b u y i n g o u r ■ lir o .- '.'lit
On Saturday noon Miss M argar
gills* * we, v pea hoiih-r, had Ix'el
I>, A. R
t
tin VYe j n ka Afuictment
ot- Cowan arrives from W ashing
Won 1
\) i
llnw kii , i 'emnelly
ton. D G. where she i* studying
C-r having failed
to score tier
jrdnv
l(. herl J Holly left Wed
point* Hint honor*, Mr's Ben C as
Hour at th« at sKing Smith Sihoid
ay morning in her car
for
Another Sanford gfrl who )i Stan ley \'ernnv . I .ennnrd \L I .m a
well wn* presold cd the low a aon*
o’clock
207 \Y . F ir s t .S tru ct
Tn
ohnssec
w
h
e
r
e
she
wont
tr
pm,-,
t
a
n
trottU-s
of
perfume,
in
studying
nt
an
Eastern
college,
W akefield will in
John Sehirnrd. Herbert
SJes-er
aci ompnny the Misses Mae
nn'1
of I lie ll»22-'J^ ami who will return home on Snt- George Smith. George \\ ilson tile form ol dice
Mildred
Holly
a
n
d
Maude
laik-urdui-,
is
Mist
M
argaret
D
e
t
e
r
s
,.
,
,
,
I-nte
m
the
afternoon
the
hostess
Goo he" |m 1 1L>
T f;
,,
Andrew ( arrowny ami .lame Sha
us a full g u a ra n te e d tire a: U.e
assisted hv Mi* Iwm I' Rockwell heme for thu C h ristm as holidays
her home ut fien„ wijojis a student at Notre Dome ron J r
sarvei! potato sulitd. sandwichej, ! Tiu-\ will spend two Jayr* in J a c k
uti Haltimore, MtL
possible price.
p
Miss Elilily Bailey will return m arguerite* nod iud i hm-olnle
sonviile, re tu rn in g to S anford on
b u s M artha F itts will Wtprft ,
from Wlnaton-Salem, N <
i hose play ing were Mrs
Ben S u f11! a v
hnjn^ Saturday from St a tint on. where she i« attending Salem i <>l
I a.*well. Ml
I J< K n tley. Mr*
Va.. where she is nttending Stuar*.
,
. . , ,,
. , ,
with Jj it Will.,fluff, Mrs .loe • hd ,
,
, , , , ,
,
lege, to rpelid the hididnv
Hall, to spend the holidays her-*
,,
,
svelte
3 .* ,
'
.
,,, tier pari'nis, Mr and Mrs
tendm, Mrs Hawkins
Cnniir!)v,l
withh her parents, Mr.
Mr and Mr**.
Mrs. VY
V, p u"nP\-........... " " ............... ' "
Mr*- i 4*o t* Rockwell, Mr* Hugh]
Fitts.
.
j
1 Rollins College students will re Whelchi-1 und Mr* Ridge
j
T w o Wesleyan College student *,
INITIATION ON T «
Thore -will bo a m ost impor
mccT-urr of the ik m in p le, Cha
u . K K T hursday evening at. . ,.
nt f i n Masonic To!
wh..,i
Iferre . ’a;r, of m ea All
in itial,-il intfi tho order. .. -t*
Bon Ton Bridge Club
YES SMi!
THE SANFORD AUTO TIRE COMPANY
THURSDAY.
Contimjou*
timjou* (runt 1 p. m.
M p. m.
*
Lewis Flone, . " W
Virginia VnUi.
and n Bijr Cast
The Lady 1
Who Lied,# :M
Adanted from
H u b e r t I f ' c h c n ’S
‘ ‘S n .ik e H ite”
* ■ -•
' '
COMEDY
'■A d - r p b 'e
■ ViTnne
Dora*!
H c v ic v c
They sure smash the prices and they give
f
lowest
fs Hostess
s Of The
ne
Club
tu(n tfi Sanford Dec
22
They
Li wi- wn.h hosteifs at .Macon, On , who will arrivo
Will include Miss Florence M cKay,
loon when the m - hefot Saturday a te Miss Miiflrc<i,
toiks Irene Dean, Cloyde Russell,
rrs o f the
Gud> Hand and Rifs* C lifford Shlnholnei .
Miss Atina Du Bore, who is tah- j Rodman lehmnn und .Jack I^uren B E W A R E
Liuii
F ra n k Chase wiio ip at E xe ter j
ing
n special library course in A t
pi, tile colors chosen
College will spend the holidays |
lanta,
Ga..
will
arrive
he.re
Dee.
wore accentuate 1
with his parents, Mr nnd Mrs S
23 for the holidays.
) irifttin s and hiliii
Florida ■Htnto College students <). Chase He will arrive Eridnv
arriving here this week are
Mi.-< evening
fill*'- were used m Mae Holly. Miss Mildred (lolly
Miss Elizabeth
Garrison,
Ed
f i the enrd gnme Mi'-s t illvi* Newman. Miss Marx ward Henderson, Douglas Kinv
' r I h,- high ni’Ofe
E llzalsdh Dulestoii, Mis* Georgi i i im r lei Booth a rut ( I v d*- ilooi S
[fiirerv, went to Mrs
Mobley, Mis* S a ra E vely n
Wit wilj return home tlu* week for ill
I he second high linms. Miss Claire Zuchry, Mi*. holidays from Stetson UmversiM
Im-x of correspondwon by Mrs. W.
[rutting fo r the con*
s m a ll. ced ar cheat
Ihmtir made candies,
[kwith was the lucky
ENJOYABLE BRIDGE PART-Y GIVEN
BY THE SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
■
of the gamea,
laid
with
unand
re fie sh [ n >,| fruit
salad,
( d cake and hot
>*'Mil by the hos^
m
One of the most Intercstinz
liridgc purtiez-on the club calcmlnc
for members of the Social Depart
merit of the W oman’ll Club, wu *
Ihnl of TueftJny afternoon when
Mrs. Raymond Key ami Mr*. L.
P McCuller were hnstrarcH. T hi,
occasion al$u m arked the annual
.
“ • iv Mrs. A. H,
Mr* E
Ff. Dago, for the ^hiM fen’i, Home Society at
I It Adam*, Mrr. Jacksonville.
iTSTASaLS SZJTSZZ
$21) and u huife tv>x f all kind,
of toys, clothing and other gift*
was gene rally donated by the
club member*
An
exceptionally
interesting
game of Bridge was played during
the afternoon und when aeon*.*
were collected by Mrs John W
............* •"*
prizx? fo r top r-torr. n
gnme, liie
tall, rooted compote
of
crysta l
»y Mrs. p . C- How*
The spacious ctub room was
rich King and Mrs. in gal^-jitjUirc with all kinds of with blue stem, wnn won by Mn«.
f yj
,,
,
Hnrt
C hrist m ar j’
‘“KC,ither George
h#H Dnvishj(th
,rnr|, For
Mr, having
r {{
Id'Hvrue Will
'me Program
ffbiy Evening
“ —
L
evening, a t
Methodist Church
[nor Epworth le a g u e
SCTptinnally interest*
wliii h promise**
b* best given bY this
Lpcnpte.
with basket* of jminpetlius, nnd red
Sibley
hibiscus nnd* other cut
flower*
set.
emphasizing Iho colors o f red and
received a pretty
crumb
Refreshm ents
ronsirting
of
green.
T Jttlc Miss Adelaide Koy, a t poinsotthi *nlad, snltinen, stuffed
tired in n moat becoming Spanish dntes .and coffee were served by
by Mra.
costyme^ passed the taUics, while the hostese?*, assisted
W.
ilp- aqd J>wen McCuller (the latter Fred Dniger nmt Mrr, John
Meisch
Jr.
dreBsed a* S an ta Claus J r . )
re
This affair was well attended,
ceived the g if t s and money to be
seal to thor^ less fortunatty. O v e r'th e re being 15 tables of players.
I
H
T H E
| A Few
’Ma s
ItlliSTIONS
D nov;
tier what kind vdii have, \ve will allow you
■"five dollar:; for j t on a now one
*•«'
.- '
. • *••
aulin. The Jeweler
INDIES.
GH CLASS
A BIG
I E
L
E
-
-
Our WindtnvN lioveal New a n d Lavcly
O iristm as Inspirations
Pr-MUrnl <iiugh* a 1141 chM* 1
t rcomuL mih, an rinuUificd
rreoMte lh.il is plrawnt lo lake, turntnuUimi is a new medical disci,very
Villi IWT*foli| action; it vml'ies an.!
liral* lltc inllameTl membraiir* nn'i in
hibits genu ginwtli.
Of all known ,1 lugs, rrcorilr is feengniz d h> lugli uiediral aiilinuiiu ■ a*
€)MP nf liie grraii *1 hrjling n|-ri.rl■ * Inr
|>eisi»irnl i iMiglit ami cold* atul nil,"form* of,till-Jl troubles. Crminul*,, 'i
coni.ims, in lubliii'in lu fifi)5.itr >ikrr
liealmg r 11 ■ iii-iii. u In, li hhiiIi- .in I Ijr.t
ihe infr, l*-,j inenihrane* and slop liia
irrilalKin nod mfl.loinalIon, while llm
crroiolc g44,-* on l,. Hip stomo h. is ahm i Ik' cI in(i4 the blood, nil i i 1.. (Iir seat
of iho Iriod'lo ami chcclu lb* gruvrth
of the germ*
Creomultioa is guarar.teetl .iliifar*
tcry in ihe tientmrnl of m.-iltienl
cough* nail o>!'l«, hrnnclriil cfllirm,
hronchilis and ut’ner forms of respira
tory disrates, ami it cxrrllrnl for build
ing up the rv.irm nfler colds or flu.
Money rrfimilril if any cough cr cold is
"hoi rrilevel after taking secordiag lo
directions. Ark. your drugghL (udt.)
W II
WRIST WATCHES
rloffn
y
I
D IA M O N D ,
HauaaKUHRHHHHaBaBriM M iauHuaaaiiM BHHBanHaaHaHHBist>K2i
O v e riJ
100
Christmas
BOUDOIR LAMPS Dninty B rnrs Stands
$3.50 “$5.00
FANCY LEATHER
-GOODS
T o ilet Cases, T raveling Cases,
H an d Tcoled F itte d Cases
$ 10.00
LINEN TABLE SETS
G4 inch, Six Napkins. All pure
Linen. All colori
FANCY BO!
HANDKERCHl
j ui u
*^'11 ij 'iiffB
. - V
‘A Substantial Jeweler ina Substantial Cuy
Mra, John Leonnrdl motored to
Mrs. Elsie Walsh is now at home
»1 invitation in bx- to her friends a t the Holly Apart* DoLand Tuesday where she spent
[ young people of the mnnta on Sixth Street.__________ _ the day on business.___________
nttend any young
JnK* of Sunday cve' *»d get acquainted
evening of fun.
c Your Old Ope For a New One
G
Rare Barprains Q
Bo had at •’ •
THE
DIAMOND
PALACE
—’fllf
»eri44ii. Itinl|.|p,^ V
mi tail
(nil -*•*'((
*1 *11•*!I
■ >1,1
II4IH
.
“
gifts
Suggestions
FLOOR-AND BRIDGE
LAMPS
W ith B eau tifu l Silk Shades
$12.50 0$25.00
FANCY NOVELTIES
Candle Holders, Wine Sets, Clgnrettc Cases, Fancy Jeweled Cnaea
genuini
PDir.ond Rings '
Priced From •
■
$12.00 to $800.0
■ ■-}Pj
GENTS WATCE
Klein. Waltham, llowa
Hamilton, Illinois an
Gruen •
Manicure Sets
and Toilet
In Amber, Fear! and 1
Special
Prlco
(I’
(*|l|v '»• 4. 4,. I ( '
FANCY BED SPREADS
Silk Rnyonft in Green, Yellow
- 9rchW' BIuc n,ul Boflo
Q A I S A to d H f f A A
Solid Leather
, ■i ♦* rjtiiriH&nd Bi
$4.00 Up £
• ^
Diamond Bar Pi
llcsular S25.00 .
^Values. Special:-for di
Hand Embroidered, W1
a 4.; tyU<
SILK HOSE
Van Haealte All Silk Chiffon
in Every Now Shade
Sterling Sil
Community
�w
r HW « r t irffrgT nnr*
Mw m
w
b iI ^ t e r
M 'L A P ,—
NVORU OR. \J£&&
T irq U A
e w E A K A W AW F R O M '
N A £l p \ 0 l 4 ^
*T\A»kjK' V 0 0 R 6 K «W D
O F A ‘o M A t r r FE U .E R , D O N ltH A i
I b u i S ^ i S tkH^fpti
:h the artists and'iHrec'
enlly" f o r c tt' a i r _<?U«
k uf iilcchamiSftl actiti*
E
\ G j\T5 1H' B L A M E T E R - W O U ?w
A NEWARK MAM OJAS OIVSM
A DIVORCE BECAUSE HIS
U)IFE SPANKED HIM.
,
g f e . h w r * ft-
H IS
/
1 '•**+• S?VlB
£ ? A i- l£ f ? .U ^ K V
:
u m p
K i ^ - r t 4l O
i
MEVBR B B B kI oa\e t o r
f
G T M ^ O R • p 'e w e u e p
- T p i J v- c T 0 i wW ^ E v /S R M AO 1
^H oW N i A - p E ^ I R E T O R y i
I
o v in
£ ,O M £
v/ 0 L F ^ ' P S
tA(Wi-r«wtt
-Ta Kin' home T' MA ! \NHO
HACK i n t h e f o l d
Th e Br
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—(/IV Uanned a fte r the 101 M election as
n political undesirable' in tho Re
publican ranks, S enator F rasier,
North Dakota,
insurgent, wos F R E C K L E S A N D
formally welcomed back into the
the Republican Seriate steering
com m ittee
B O / 7UAT S 5awF.
POET OA CD iF 1 n
V if MVS&LF - OtV
WADkS lA\
S A Y
FAJ&PWji iMfl '
P A P E R S
6 » F f OF
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f i h i $ "* ^o^k n ieh a re shifting scen
ery and properties, arran g in g the
lig h tf and perform ing o th er me
chanical tasks. B u a , th e ir move
m ents a r t q u iet and th e noise of
th eir labor is nipffled.
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hisses and the indiscreet blew* of
a harttm er cease. Then the direc
tin' tu rn s a darfT loolc on tho chu
rn* crowded in the wings and the
undertone of conversation in sev
eral languages subsides. A rtistic
tem peram ent-is no t ruffled by any
unnecessary disturbances. /
Across tho city scenes nro being
rth’chrsed in a ihotibn picture, s tu
dio. A sm all .orchestra of string
infltnimenU Is playing n throbbing
pji*ce. The villain walk* onto the
set and harasses "the heroine. In
d ifferen t parts of tho studio earponters arc w orking indpstiiouuly
and noisily. J u s t off Uiu set me
actors and ex tra s w a itin g ,/to be
celled. They, too, find It irksome
business ns they tulk in low tones
rtud or stroll about turalqssly.
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by letter. Telenqancea are not
18 Buainesa Set vice Offered 27—Professional Services.
MIRACLE Gociirtte Co., general THE NEXT TIME you are sick
ram ent work, sidewalks, build
try ChiropraetK
You soon will
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. It. get well ahd will keep smiling.
Perwilleger, Prop.
Ph^ne 482-J for appointment. Dr.
W. E. MacDougnll, 1st N at. Bank
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Bldg.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY .
. '
“ The Rexnll S tore'1
‘ WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVINq
Wo make n specialty of uur prom pt j nnd jewelry repairing. Don Smith',
filling of prescriptions and quick 202 E 1st St.
'
delivery.
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| ------------------------------------------------------ -— ------------------------------ ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton. 11HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto* linms Watches. Diamonds and
R adiator and sheet metal worka. j wedding ringn. p E, A beam , 317
Plain nnd ornam ental sheet m etal | W. First St.
work, Tel, 716-W. 207 French
33— Help Wanted—Mule
Avenue.
Found.
0.1,
—Forms and Land For Sale
‘
90—Auto mobiles for Sale
FOR R EN T one large furnished FOR S A IX —Three room cottage,
-bedroom. 018 Oak Ave.
all conveniences.
Corner lot.
Furnished or unfurnished.
Apply
FOR
RENT—Furnished ’ rooms, -110 W. 12th St., a fte r 4 p in.
conveniently located B u t Y’ater.
P rivate fnmily. |309:_MsgnoIia._
'LOTS ON EASY TE R M #
' 73 h A$io cash nnd $10 m onthly will
.FOR RENT—Bedroom, deslrablu buy 3 well located Oak Hill lots.
neighborhood, 311 P ark Ave,
Price $750 each. $1) percent Off
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ROOM—Suitable for two g en tle
men.
Hot ^ a te ri
Reasonable $26 cash nnd $16 monthly will buy
corner lot in Plnehurst.
Price
rate. 11)16 Elm Avenue.
$1250.
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25— Unrl.Hltt.
BULLDOG.
RO SS I T E R
U by der-.-ribing i V l e r y Avenue.
17,..ne 212 W
ptIco and expenses
A Floral S uggestion for F v e r v
‘fib .
Occasion
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HOI SI FO R R E N ’l 203
Holly
A v«• r> rooms ami Ixitli. garage.
1 rti 11111 i- i l l ! . Park A Vt«
M EA T M \ U K V. r I I X T I ‘ H E S, i ire
1 Bant* meat, box, >me 15 mi h
Oon Ido. k, mi.- elec tric
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K,ltlt 111,11 !),il
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FO B BkiN’ T 5 room In. ngal ovv nn
F.tl me (to
o(
Avenue, .cornel■
S.iu rling Street. T wo lied i■ iximv
(lining room, living i■ fKim nn d ku
7-hen. bath room, ga ra ge, improve
merits
$46 monthly
Phone 717
for appointment
$ 2000, E A S Y T E R M S , will
buy
ished house with g a ra g e on
shad
lot in Oak Hill or will up
t r inle for finished home,
i ply
ol over Ittinni
Whnt have
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OPEN
EV EN IN G S
m
Smoke House, 108 W.
r:t
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£$M |
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NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hott* ?
bigant'* Shaving Sets, M ilita.’y
Brushes, ea th e r Goods and IVwkbt'L
Flasks. Union Pharm acy. ' «£ ’**!> $
--------------------------v >$a
FANCY PAJAM AS, SM OKIN u ‘
Jackets, lo u n g in g Robes, wli. _
plwiw Him this Christina*. B. Lu 7
Perkins Co.
F 0 R h i m —Attractiv e watches o f at_ •
. • s _
. n _UL S*
the la te s t design. • Don. i
Next to YowfJPa.
QUICK M ESSENGER SERVICE*
To deliver your package o r gi<V
Call Postal T elegraph Caldo Co,
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A NEW LIVING ROOM SU IT E
will bring Joy fo r all tho family
th ru o u t the year. R u u e ll F ur
niture Co., 321 E- 1r l.
GET YOUR CHRISTMASCandy.. .
and holiday decoraUona hare. *;
Union Pharmacy, 111 E. F lret,
A reflde.
3 RD ST
H ouhefl fo r R e n t.
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------------I ineca»tlef I |*OK R K N T — Five Room Hoase rue
El .It-r Springs.
Imjuira IKK)
Myrtle -Vvi'mu'
52— B u s in e s s K tiu ip m e n t
—
—
We d o,
!t. I ’honr 417-W. R.
CoinniercUl Street
~~
E E R S
our Gordon Pipes for His Christ*^
FOR H E R —G ifts of distinction f o r , ni3,v<
the boudoir. Union Pharm acy. .
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PURCHASERS
COHNF.R PAI.HKTTO AVF.. AND
WIGHT-CHRISEN BE RR Y PR I N T , ~
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FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
8-1— UtitiHCH f o r S n le
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S
DODGE BROTHERS
CANDIES, SH EA FFK K ’S Foun$26 cash nnd $16 monthly will buy
,
, __ j 1------- * beautiful lot on French Avenue,
tain Pen Sets, Tollot Seta, P e r-|
DEPENDABLE USF.I) CARS
__
____ fume and com pacts th at will
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished Price $1350.
JA M ES 11. C O W A N -A ll kinds ef WANT AUTOMOBILE PAINTED
_______
R E PR E SE N T THE MOST AUTO- p|ease f,cr< Dancy's Drug Store,
housekeeping
rooms, all convenTin and Sheet Metal W ork.' — W. M. Young, Park Ave. and j iences. 312 E . 6th St.
FOR
TH E Meiech Bldg.
Laurel Avenue lot between 9th MOBILE VALUE
W ater and Pont Tanks. At Oak Commercial St. ,
and
loth
Street.
Price
$2,000
on
Avenue and Third S treet. ToleSEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
MONEY INVESTED
7I_W hore to Ent
phone
term s of lf>0 rush nnd $20 monthly.
C hristm as cards, novelty glass
38— Business O pportunities
ware, lamp*, linens, handkerchiefs,
UADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY FOR S A L E -G ood filling station EAT AT S anitary Cafe. Good Oak Avenue lot, $1760 on term s of
silk underw ear, pocknt books and
things to e a t at all tim es. 105 $26 cu»h und $16 monthly.
n o YOU KNOW
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, j and m ercantile busimvt*. in one
other distinctive gift* for Mi-Lady.
Mii-Lady's
f mluL. Qlmtwvi
1fl Magnolia
MnfMUlllJ
106 S, Palm etto Avenue. Phone (of tin- best locations in city. Plenty W. 1st SL
M
Shoppe, 1110
THAT V ••*
348-J.
Avenue.
(Of room for repair work. This can
M yrtle Avenue lot ju st off- 13th
be bought at u sacrifice. Address 74— Apart menta and Flats
Street. Prlco $1050 on term s of
Used car prices do not include a TH IS CHRISTMAS Give H er a
B. k P E R K I N S — Haberdasher Box 21, Route lj. City.
$26 cash and $16 monthly.
charge
for freight and w ar tax.
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
Singer Electric. C o s h e r term s.
TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and Northw est corner Elm nnd High
Clothes, lit) F irs t Street.
40— M oney to L o a n
bath, attractiv ely
furnished, land. For quick sale $1900. $200 Used car price* do not provide for Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W
m oderate rent. Young, owner, 200 cash, balance easy.
any profit such ns a new car bust- Nicholson, M anager, • McLander
TH E SEM INOLE PRINTERY
LOANS— Money available a t 7 per N. Pork Ave,
Arcade.
ness.
ANSCO CAMERAS
cent. Clone in property. A. P.
Anil
we
have
many
other
good
.
C«nnelly & Sons.
AND SU P PL IE S
75
H tw in e s* H a c e * f o r I l e n t lots that can he bought fo/ Jl)Ml ! C - d car pr.ee. do not eover depre- nALNTy LIN GERIE, a pair o
601 W. Uth St. W N. I.uniley, Prop,
a-few dollars down
, nation. The original purchaser
or handkerchiefs would
4 7 —Dogs, Cut*. Pet*.
paid Hint
make ireJ n l o v e l y gift. The Vow------ A T T R A C T I V E rooms to rent for
P L A N B E R G C O R P O R A T IO N
CLARENCE SMITH
See these P asrenger C ars nt our
Company.
i B IR D DOGS. Thoroughly trained. ] stores or offices at P ark Av*.
Herald Building
General C ontractor
!'—
'
.
Used C a r Lot
i sent on trial, $35 to $100 free . " nd Commercial f t r e e t
W. M.
Phone 7 1 3 '
600 West F irst S treet
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS—
Mast on application.
Joe
Moss, 1 Yolink. 0 w r,« .
Bark Ave., oput Phoo * 441
' Lewishurg, Term
. posite Court House.
SHOP — P rinting, Eugroving. " A M L I
ompl - E fficient
rvice
__Rooms Without Board
AN D
SUNDAYS
ALW AYS FOR GIFTS
. \ ’m
Seo P ariilenno G ift Shop, MeLan- tAj
KELVINATOR F.lectric Rofrlgerdcr Arcade,
’
ntion tho Ideal Gift for Her, - —-----—--------------------- 1 ........ »
Kolvinator Plotl <‘o., 39 McLun'.l«>r Arcade.
SMITH BRO S.' S A Y " M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S ” to
Her with a pair o f new shoes
from Woodruff and W atson’s, 208
K 1st St.
PIPIN' E
H n l'S E S FOR SA I E
Hume Furnisher*
Buy Now — Pay L >U r *
G I V E HER A NICE NEW DRESS
Sni a!
MEN’S, LA D IES' AND
$ 350.00
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
St ret
rw i’a bedroom slippers,
lots,
R A F F E L P ’S
LA D IES’ SHOP, $3.00 a pair. Lloyd's Shoo
1026
Ford
Tour
„
communicate ' C A L L 362 for Iresh .-ut flow er* j j g __ |, l je | iin(J p e e ,j
preserK day value.
$(5,000
on
108 E. l i t.
$250 0 0 I‘S ANFORD AVENUF”
Balloon Tires
y. Rox 700, San-] .«Bld'plant*
Mrs Gum. Sun
terms of $600 cash anil 17 5 montn
fnni
Heights.
=—
sward.
inrlmlhjg interest
L E T U S H E L P Y O U rhoose thq
1024 Overland 4 Tour.
FOR S A L E
TEACH
YOUR
FAMILY
tha
vain*
$260 00
ideal gift for him
We. have i:
4 New Tires .
WOOD
_
WOOD
"STI.W MCI 3 HE I- l.< i R I S T "
in our stock
Woodruff nnd W a t of a iAvlngs account. A "C h rl* t* .
>rlc.s
SIim e. H ealer, und Fireplace
FOR RliN’ T Furnished house, 706 5 runM |atueco bungalow located . , , . .
„
, . „
Flowers for all ih . anions
maa Savings e lu b ’’ account t* l
son, 20H East 1st St,
(Jl It K S E R V I C E T K A .N S E K R
Palmetto Avenue,
Apply 0 ,3 0 . at th ^ lg o rn e r of i ’ almetto
ami
’
Mi L A N D E R A l h A p E
out w ith this Bonk will m *k« , .
• I Tube* 7
Yes'
t..
12
on
premises,
or
at
M
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Elm
K
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i
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.
I
.urge
Using
room,
din
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,
the
painter
to
imi
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PHONE 4*)H
Phone 781
appreciated g ift fo r any member
Best in S sn fo rd !
FOR THE KIDDIES
Avenue
mg room, kitchen, two bed ro o m s .;, U l , , l ^ NoW M,mMd‘ d “
of thb fam ily.
F iret N«
’ good Job
$(i76 00 ____
rc Co. 206Ik West ------ “ 77
T“
— ------- -— ------bath V?1th shower, large porchs-1
Shit I IN 11 H A N D sewing machines
I t — I’ rufessinnal Services
Bank.
H
EEBEK-SHEEBE
D
0I-L8,
Twis| r--.-i,miitmrieii an,I g u a ra n te e d .' FO R R E N T —6 room stucco bur.- t'l r ' w f n* built nnd almost
n e w j j y a i Dodge Tour
I
tum T o y s,' Ball* atfcT^ Bc^ki.
$.-||)0 and up. Phot - 261 I. 3 110
galow luented at the corner of
" n term s of $200 cash a n d 1 R uns Good
$ 95.00
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Book
28 Meljir.- j YOUR SUITS are mada In S a n -;
E ast 3rd St
i Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street
monthly.
Chirnpodiet
der Arcade.
ford to measure. Wo
—
Large living room, dining room.
--------l9f f
(Foot .Specialist)
$060.09 ------------------------------------------------- com plete line of woolen m m _ .
l 5 7 — Good Thing* If) Kftt
j kitchen complete
with
electric Spanish bungalow on park Ave- )
eW UL°
mlS
(TRIM CO.
, (,0, n ,wi
u
TOYS of ovory description thnt Ulse. Q uality, Servlco and F it gttltS ^
Lloyds Shoe Store.
range nnd w ater heaUir, built in nue.
P a r tly furnished, two
bed 1926
Dodge Special 1 our.
will delight tho children’s hearts, antoed.
—
$r, not the owner." 1 Phone 102 for appointment
P A S T R I E S , P I E S , salads We lake ' coin nuts, two bed rooms, bath with rooms, living room, small dining
4 N e w Balloons, New' I)uco r
^
Floral
bar pin, plat
diamond miss
for estim ates.
tADFORD
a .........a lly
Designs
7 7 "
mnntl, Celery Avenue.
7 7 , 7 7
RUGS—Shampooed
special
right m ytjur |lo
home; colors restored, nap nils-[ * e n i c e s o f f e r e d led, made to look like new
High. •!
! approvals nr n., charge
H Riesc,
flair Bobbers in n ljj expert, with I jinny I *i \ ( leur.
i«! Children’s l)eers. Phone 465.
orders
h<R , H.,u.n!„ gon
f.T
parties. ,
1(,2 | W. 1st Porrhl''*
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lnr, (l‘
fr,int
H,ul
rwir
room, kitchon, bath with shower,
Finish
$ 600.00
nn (,-rms of $60$) cash and tho ha! I
lance jThynble like rent,
,
Dodge ( ou|>e.
■* ■VJrw
$350 00
<)wfe r * '» rent for $65 douhlm j a r a g r , large yard
monthly. or will sell on exception
siiy •«.*> terms ut n close price
l or further information see
Mr
linion i hornmey.
$8,000
j.
W O LF THE Y A IL 0R
614 Sanford Avenue.
FOR HIM
LEATHER GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shopping ,,
Pens. Seminole hook Shop, M e -j here.
A complete line of Jtijr*
Mitchell ut Th e Herald o ffi
Beautiful
oak
I-under Arcade.
gage,
jew
elry, ladle* and genb*
trees.
Almost new, lurge living , 19925 Ford Coujie
Hment.
____
l-io o p. r l>>x. Ih ne j .I J ( e Jt i y I UKMSIIKI) ^HOUHE,
Moral r0om , two bed rooms, dining nook, I Balloon Tires
w
earing
apparel.
GIvO your-'
$ 360.00
A COM PLETE.ASSORTM ENT n f
IARBER SHOP
j EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES. | AvrnUl‘
Heights, live rooms, bath, lights
electric rnngc nnd
water
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your phone.
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sions held since preparation (o|
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Mri, kins at Court House
Ill 103
$ 100 00
S ta rte r Fine Shape
the Pasadena gam e began, the var* v
rl
210 E a s t First Street.
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HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES
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Apnly A P O in n r'‘y A A P A R T M E N T ItO U S E for s a le .' 4 New Tires
right
Members of the Crimaun back- ‘A
$460.00
t yv.ur business, i Drug storn.
Reasonable ialcs Lincoln Hotel l"°t)>.
Magnolia
and 2nd,
_____________ _____________
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Annual rental $9,000. Good inKEY TO happiness. BtUdebaker field -a re t receiving, especial
8 0 — A— R e n l Estate Directory vestment. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 1^ G r a h a m 1 1-2 Ton Dump
for Christm as. Son Ju ah Garagu tion fro m .C o ach Wade this
-$1250.00 Co.
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B y C r a n e It. r . ELDRIDGE. Real E sU la n n d ! CORNER HOUSE Close In, 6 1920 Graham 1 1-2 Ton
USED
CAR
EXCHANGE
j investments., Valdcx Hotel b u ild -| rooms, $300 down, $40 monthly. | C a b . * Stake Truck, Alm ost
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price $4600.
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CW6F. CWG ASSOUJflEtN GMP1VA
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC I
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Ben! E state and
CHRYSLER
INSURANCE BROKERS
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MOTOR
CO
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o e r outN
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$ 176.00 |
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found in'thla district.
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Brothers Truck* - represent tho
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WILL TRADE a $6600 equity in our Us«d Truck Department.
It
new sefen room house with high Is Our policy to thoroughly overFOR QUICK SALE—This new up- das* new furniture, located in Or- haul and repaint each of tho truck*
to-date bungalow is offered ut landp, 126 Vanderbilt Ave., for offered for sale, end^we guarantee
only $C75p*0Of ,?Flrsf —
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year lease by reliable party, ltef-:
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)AY, D E C E M B E R 16, 1926
MEXICAN RULE Two Witnesses For State
»
tngu
4iw 7 ■
L<
ir-Elect Refuses
Pell What His
ion Will Be In
irdTo Selection
>rs Wish To
oid Spotlight
is Hinted BeRepublicans
The Democrats
Pastoral Message Bent
SENATE IS ASKED FiAit
Out-Since 1919 Is Whrnlng
That Church's Foundations
Are Attacked, Undermined
TO REFUSES
SEAT IN CHAMB Message Following
Example Of Calles
Senator Ashurst, Democrat,
Arizona, Introduces Bill Message Brought To America
People In Order To Con
Today To Delay Seating Un
tradict Charge Of Mexico
til Reed Makes A Report
h
CANTON, O hio,;Dec. 16.-4W)
—P a tr ic k : E u g en e M cDerm ott,
on tria l fo r th e m urder of Don.
R. Mfcllett, publisher o f th e Canton D aily News w as "Identified”
twice by sta te w itnesses today.
C harles G aston testified Mc
D erm ott ta m e t o the Canton
Daily Nows o ffice, tho day be
fore th a ' m u rd er and asked to
see M r. M elltee. G aston is c i r - .
culation m an ag er of th e News
Previously O. E. Crouse, Can
ton sinking fund tru stee, had
testified he hnd scon McDermott
go into police h ead q u arters the
Sunday n ig h t <preceding tho
murder.
C arton declared
w w in r
came to his r-Ific* j h i nftern"
cf July,15 and «»kcd to jin
Mcllctt and was told
in
the business office. M cD erm ott,
went out am i Gaston e iid ho
saw
h im . w atching
M cllctt
through o wjndqw,
E. L. Mills, on cross exam ina
tion inquired about th e cmra
jvilgn M cllctt la said to hWe
waged in tho Nows a g a in st v ic e .l
conditions in Cnntcn.
He also asked Gaston if tho
News had not “ paid a bootlog
ger’s fine” and printed s tu ff
from "an nttornoy.” G aston re'GradualRise
riled he did not know.
—
WINTER HOLDING
ON FAST IN EASTWEST IS WARMER
4f/«TnC>5 N iJR yJ.
Poet Envoy
‘l i i e ^ J u r y
Hours Aft<
m
Of Mercury la
W ASHINGTON. Dec. 10.—W — ! NEW YORK, Dpc. l f c - ^ - T h e
I
1A Experienced Over Plains
A resolution designed to prevent ‘ Catholic Episcopate of th e United
\
Of Far West But Freezing
F rank L. Sm ith from ta k in g his , S tates in its first pastoral letter
I Weather Still Grips East
since
1910
w
arns
“C
hristiajC
cirillseat as a 'senator from Illinois was
ratio n th a t Its foundations are «| h t , l i u ' W - ' m — introduced today by S en ato r A sV i1gain
being attacked' nncj under
jr
s
t,
Dem
ocrat,
Arizona.
iv e s J d y i
»1.' Frank L. Smith,
mined” by religious restrictions
The
.resolution
would
provldo
elpct of Illinois, today
b
in Mexicr. •
-1M ississippi Valley eastw ard today
mlly appointed to fill th at the senatorial oath bo not ad Tho docum ent, containing m ore
whllo a , flanking movement c f.
inistered to (Governor Sm all V a p jlred teno of the late m
W A SH IN G ^
pointeo until the senate had coh- tliun 12,000 words and compiled by
| w artner w eather advanced from
(A P )— A lb c rtB .
William B. McKinley, sldercd the report of the Heed a com m ittee consisting of Cardinal
w ard L. D o h e n y ■
[Smith .was too bu9.v campaign funds com m ittee, which llayes, Archbishop Glcnnon, of St. S m ok cy” W h ite, A rrested On IJVegro S la y er O f Y ouijb W h ite tJ,e wV l COft8t;
rising .tem peratures
Charge Of Theft, Spirited
pir
tod toduy* o f t h e c
Girl Held In Little Town in Grndunlly
|vcr bis farm proper- investigated Sm llh’o acceptance of Dou|s, Archbishop Dowling, of St.
tho Rocky M ountain and G reat
Away Brroksvilie; He
Hang
c h a r g e w h ic h \ " '
zero wind whistled cam paign funds' froin public -utility Foul, DI*hop Schrembs, e f ClcvoPennsylvania Where Mob Plains ntatos Jtcrald cd tho p a s s - ,
ing Of Black Is Scouted
Threats Bring Out Militia ing of tho h itte r w eather th at has
S e n a te oil dl«
the trees, to be reach- sourccs during the Illinois sena land, and Bishop Kelley, of OkU
torial prim ary campaign.
The homo, is being rent to 30,000 cler
our tho
mu
PqulCInudel, above, c«l*brtt»d
m m ent
held sway sinco Sunday, but
•N in eteen
B R O O hrV IL L E , F ia., JD«c. 16.
MEDIA, Pa., Dec. 10.—</P)— forecasters promised no mineral P00*- apd au th o rity on O riental dip*
[the cold, Col, Sm ith left coYnmittcc w ont irtto session todny gymen and to Catholic organiza
e
a
s e 'w a s placed I
tion.
—(/P)—Hen-.-<ndo
.county
author!to
consider
its
re|>prt.
a confessed negro m urderer relief tow ard a seasonableo S h e r- J^m acy, Is expected to be F ran ce’s
In g fa r a to u r of his
tics
today
were
,
-h
ln
g
for
ft
,|>4
lynched,
nrmed
peace
officers
narrow
next
am
bassador
to
th
e
United
a
ju
r y in crim in al c
Senator A sh u rtt said he wax
The bishops state they are car
[bout the tlm o Governor
momotor reading until tomorrow.
iu, it is un decided th e re had 1
[signed the appointm ent. willing to let the resolution lie on rying tho case of the church to the negro known ur, “ Sraokoy" White ’ patrolled this town todny, espe- _ Even w ith tho advances record states. P rem ier Briaritl
Dn fa r from th e reach of the tab le until tomorrow but other American people, following the who wns kidnaped by a band of i d a lly in th o Vicinity of th e Dolrt'- ed in the central rtato s, the mor- derstood, hkW 'selected’ hid) to sueproof of criminal conspire
sought to congratulate senators on both sides of the chsm- example of President Calles “who innsked-m en ht >. la rt night. The ( wnre county Jnil.
cury was uncom fortably close to ~<;cd M. B ercngcr.
oil Ktnslng negotiations of
negro
was
taken
from
Constable
!
Forty
state
troopers
nnd
more
Counsel w ith 'h im on the bor asked for n vote nt once.
hrs come into the Amcricon forum
tero over wide areas and ad d i
J
\V.
Crum,
who
had
nrrested
him
than
100
deputy
sheriffs,
cqnstu1922 resulting in the i
ind his office attaches
Be foar n decision wns reached, ; through diplomatic and consular
tional snow wus predicted in w est
(mt.‘ ho did not plan tr the enmpnign funds com m ittee sub agencies and otherwise, in an a t - ( on a th eft charge and spirited him bios nnd members of the police ern stales and the G reat Ivikcs
crtimcnt leasee to Dqhcny 1
nwny in an autom obile.
Storce of nenrby townships, guardlate tonight.
mitted to the sennto w ithout rc-.j tem pt to justify the stand of his
region.
whllo
Fntl was 8e
Chief Deputy S h eriff f). R. Ellis ed the jnil nnd watched nil the
Small in a .statem ent, commendation i t ' report of -the govern trejit.”
Interior
after Dohenjr I
Searching
parties
went
out
from
stated today he thought \i’hito had highwu)-!! entering the town. The
fthe large vote cost for evidence of the Illinois investiga j
Not Appeal For Action
hlm^ljpo.pop In a
Sioux Foils, S. D„, lost night in
either
been
whipped
or
run
out
of
{prison
corridors
bristled
with
rifles
a t the general election tion.
satchel.
' The bishops state the letter is tho county
nnd shotguna nnd tear gas bombs quort of four persons believed lost
lively th a t he is n
The com m ittee report showed not an appeal for political interI i in d rifts, radio stations aiding in
. 'A e verdict was i
“
AVe
Konrchod
for
him
lust
night
were
stacked
in
hnndy
places,
ie 'v o te rs .”
total expenditures of $458,782 in i vention or for action of nny sort and are continuing our offorts to the jail yard stood n truck loaded 1 tho search. At Shoridan, Wyo.,
mlnutea after Justice 1
behalf of Sm ith's candidacy in t h e . Ly lh(J Arm.rienn governm ent.
an 86 year old Civil w ar yctOrnn
reconvened court after
find him ,” naid Ellin. “ It is net with ammunition.
JTON, Dec. 10.-{dP)— prim ary including $258,547 spent
was
found
frozen
to
death
and
n
Delny
Occasioned
By
Court’s
night
recess.' Receiving
’RoinorB
thnt
plans
were
being
likely
he
was
lynched
berauso
we
The
la
tte
r
takes
up
the
differ
E. L. S m ith, of IUI- personally by the candidate. The
Order For Mistrial Proves from the jury room to
vigoroua opposition contributions include $125,000 from ences in religious and civil liberty would know doubt have found his to sic .i the Jnil nnd lynch Ollio storm fntnlity ot Sldnaw, M ich,
To Be Short As Mon Goes opened the day's n m
_t* a t this session of Samuul Insull, the public utilities under the American and Mexican body by thin time. The mob could .Strickland, n negro indicted for added to tho srore nlrcndy reportthk> m urder of Emily Collins, 16- wi.
constitutions and onserts "no A not have taken him fur.”
On Trial Morning Session indicated that If no _ _
J takp the Scftntd seat, m agnate.
reached he would hold the.;
The wave reached down to south
White was a rrested by Crum ydnr-old wij'f -iri, were resjionsimerienn can accept the Metcun the
.the death of WJUinm
Chairm an Reed explained t h o t ,
over another night at !•
blfc for tho precaution*.
ern Florida today but In modified
following
(Tomplaint
that
he
hnd
ory
of
governm
ent
as
in
accord
with
•
the com m ittee hastened ita re p o rt I
[When tho rum ors firs t reached degree. Navigation on the G reat * „ DEUAND. *1*-, Doc- 1 6 . - W —
VerQlct Ends Court i
ental justice -without re- stolen two pistols. There were al
sition Includes even beemue of tho a p p o in tm e n t: o fundam
f
T .
J
,
eliso rV v cn lre, of 50 men,
S
h
eriff Isaac W. Johnson ho threw bakes wns officially dosed, and
so
reports
th
a
t
th
e
negro
had
been
.
Five
mlnutee later,
ends w hd4 are m’p m- Smith to fill the unexplred term t? .udl.atinK hi" ° 'vn
aT,J nnnoying white women here. He
s i c k l y accepted thU tnessa| o came to the I
ex tra guard around tho jail, the g ian t ice crusher Saint M arie n ju 7
of th e late S enator McKinley an<J. ideals.
!{”
lis te r Gpv. 1‘inchot inform ed tho
.T h e w eather bureau a t Chicago
In the comthdniy accepted A- was found,by Crum a t n minstrql
.
said reports of Inquiries In other
hi
Sheriff ho hod received reliablo l: • - war- ordi-rod into w inter m orrlngs,
allow
and,,
au
th
o
rities
say,
adm
it
the p arty leaders, not Statea.would be mado Inter.
inerican doctrine, a constitution
form atfdd 0**4 an attem pt was -*0 offered consolation to a shivering Attoipepr M lilarq B, Smith, foUow- 1 0 :0 ^
ted
he
hit
dstolcn
the
pistols.
Crpm
ppuihtm ont to the vaS enator A shurst declnred lie vest the governm enf with such
Ihe made to lj-nch the negro. 7 a midwest by revealing th n t 25 y e a n ' ill*
^
riouncod » . _
thus ^ p re cip ita te a would dem and action on his reso rig h ts and powers ns are ncces- muii taking His prisoner to„ n
ycBl tirdax when • The csfckfbiuL
' governor r.ont q squad of sta te • »- ago today the m ercury w ent to l 2 ; , * \
h t over cam paign ex- lution not jn te r than tom orrow so ; nary for the proper exercises of house in the negro section) of lice from tinriU burg.
below zero here and never passed ^u ro r *,ccamo Dl* hands of the 12 men a t 1
hlclj m ight, in view of Hint Sm ith would know th e "feel IU ju st functions, and a t the name! Rrocksville to recover th e guns
! Davis, charged with th e killing yesterday and when
There was no stirfaco indlcn' on n m inus two.
I
when
the
band
of
masked
men
np
s of this session, make ing of the senate.”
tim e forbids it to encroach upon
_______________ of J.S A'. Higginbotham the after*
thnt violence was planned. M> dia
were unable to agree
special of the new
The text of tho A shurst resolu the rights of a higher order which pearod.
and
tinm
rrounding
countryside
R
s
v
r
r
n
n f i a m l H rm in rl
nooon of O ctober 21, 1926, was on last night, Justice Hochll
|
The
ronatablo
said
the
kidnap
y preventing passage tion follows:
come to man not from the people
lept Inst night without n ripple
dared a recess until
measures. Sm ith, how“ Resolved, thnt the qualifying to the state, nor from nny nggre ers threatened to kill him nnd tho •f excitement, other than the pres
A c t i o n l a E x p e c t e d nn#b,o to agree. A fter e x h a u stin g ,
^
negro
unless
inallowed
them
to
en represented n* do- bo not adm inistered to Hnn. Frunk gation of states, but frem tile cre
_____
1
practically
all
perem
ptory
chai-,
ence
of
tinguards,
to
disturb
the
White wn*
ct his sido of the con- I-. Smith, the memltor designate, a to r of both men nnd stntes. Al take th»» prisoner.
AeUon on tho proposal to c.tnbRn(* ‘f 0 nci n rire d ln g s* " '1^
and thnt tho special eom m ittee np- m ighty God. This conception is then shoved into nit automobile
fore the S enate.
Sheriff Junnson said th at if there llsh a to u rist recreation ground op- tri*1
1“ t Tu««d*y, only to
which
was
driven
aw
ay
at
high
officls
over had been any serious thought posito the Hotel F o rrest Lake, be halted by th f illness of a jury- rncr
A shurst, Democrat, Ari- oointed under sections which were wholly in keeping with the teach , speed.
an.
The
Higginbotham
slaying
(“d
*
u
*PP^
of mob violonco ho folt th at it hnd which has recently been proposed m
while, is ready to offer founded by the Sixty-ninth Cbn- ing of the Catholic Church.”
, ..
.
is alleged to bo tho result of a feud
sttll undei
disappeared.
'Many 'Authorities Quoted
in the Ban a te to pre- gtysd, f ir s t section be .''hnd it bercto the
Ir, adirected‘ to report
_
‘
Miss Collins was shot and killed InVh to%tiytyCZ n (!gcir0 n w : R W u I I
rao^ BW n% re^nT he'T om dki,
front, tak in g the oath by ir,
The le tte r quoted from the De
Inst Wednesday night whon she re llams, who Is preparing a rep o rt,
y’s successor. I t would sennte a t the earliest convenient claration of Independence, the
-* ,
, .
’
_. . . . : counsel bolleve thnt ct
fused to hand over to Strickland
tho qualifying ooth dnte such recom m ^idationn in the Catholic thologian Thomas Aquinon tho project.
° n " J ^ on
be
but
premises
ns
mny
to
said
appeal
denied and not adminR. J Holly nnd l-eon I/croy, rep Chriatmns presents she bird p u r
iir, the suprem e court nnd UlnckTho
city
may
appropriate
the
?
’
,
*
venire
when
the
clerk
dictated
today
th a t
chased for her fnther. The negro
th at tho spocial cam- committee seem w arranted."
stone, in support of the new view resenting the Sanford and Semi
sum
of
$1,000
for
the
construction
re
n
o
t^
.i
»»,„♦
^
,
.
1.
nrocccdure
dr°
l>
tb<n
^
lbc*
^*
S
enator
C
urtis
of
Knnans,
the
nccosted her near her hemo in
s com m ittee should
th a t the dictates of conscience are nole County Cham bers of Com
Republican
lender,
arked
th
at
the
Llnwood.
’s prim ary expenditures
in many cases superior to tho en- merce, returned this morning from
There arc a numlicr of nogro courts roeque ground, and bowl- nnmc8 in the ju ry box being «*-f
recommend w hat pro- Ashurst resolution go over a day nctmonts of the state when theso Tallahussee. where they confurred
ft®
,
and th a t was agreed to.
settlem ents in thnt section and po- ing alleys on the property and then hnu8tod and cx. Bheriff Leo M orris i
with
Dr.
Fons
A.
H
athaw
ay,
chair(
id ha taken,
are in clenr contradiction to the di
open it to tho public, according to -wks nppolntcd eliflor by the c o u rt.; !c“ e' " t undec ccn ,p
man
of
the
state
road
dcim
rtm
ent,
'
Bc®
•‘‘id
th
ere
had
been
much
bitability of a coalition of
bribery charges.
vine law.
te r fceliijg since the shooting pfesent plans.
The widow of tho slain m an for
is and Dem ocrats to
C harges of tho Mexican govem - regarding the construction of the E x tra pollco and deputies also were j
Weep*
,
“ We are going to ascertain J u s t'th e 'T h lr d t l m ^ t l i g m o ro in g 'to o ^
T h ^ d e si
mith from ta k in g the
m et against the church In Mexico Gcnovu-Titusbille highway.
how much money will bo required the stan d to t e l l h * r voralon of the
A prelim inary survey and estab on duty in Lmwood a|*l C hester.
teen suggested, in view
Including those of unduo w ealth, of
lishment of the ex act route will w v f
“
—
a
"
n
o
n
I
!
! / “de<,uatoly / lur?ll,,h tb ?
shooting. W hU. D avis claimed ho
e„ 01
lire of m ajority leaders
A neur Austin Motor Pickup neglecting education, of entering be necessary before other dotails JP i l l i r p
A
r
r
P
f
l
t
2
6
0
'
^
or*
any
tction
ta
Ukfln
'
MrDrcd
in
self-defenae,
Mra.
H
ig
g
in
-f^
haooiMaa
i special session of the
A llC B L
W llllama said today.
1botham
-----. 1.
1^ . ^ that Daria waa tho n,h» omppin#*»
stree t siw opcr hksi been dollvethd
... politics,, of Opposing separation of of tho project can be started , ac- j l U l l t - C
claimed
before
Congress.
. .r tto'tb*
. ' l l ___L
..i l u
'“
tp th e city 1>y'tho Austin M anu church mid sta te it * declared by cording to Mr. H olly, who statod j
* ’ »4 *;
It is said th a t provision will be ag g ressor .pJrio
shooting,
lich a plan, th e leaders
room.
th
a
letter
to
have
been
fabricated
th a t many prelim inaries remained ^ n f
facturing Company of Chicago,, re
made
fo
r
enlarging
the
grounds
in
Y
ui»uo
iw»
cmaiKiiiK
vuu
biuuuui
hi
f a ll himself said hi*
it would hope1to post- placing tho old matBlne, which was fo r cam paign purposes.
to be threshed outu by the in ter
fl’0 BID FOR CLASSIC
thereon warrants such
the noxt session -tho wrecked recently. The company
In
th* court “had
ested coilntios befo re state action
afction and that $1,000 will fm>bn hat* said
NEW YORK, DEC;'16r-<lP)-"
campaign fu n d i row allowed the city $1,000 in tho trad e
can be expected.
Sanford, turfman . of would leave It to
i would be tu rn ed away
Sanford police arrested a total ably toko care of tho initial • *r Stephen
n new sweeper, according to
Bhevard county has appropri
pehso.
Amsterdam,
N, Y. who won the that 1 had Cottfl
shhold'of th e . Senate
ty Manager W! B, Wflliama.
ated $100,000 and Sem inole coun of 260 alleged law violators dur
Liverpool grand national steeple aid. “I have
•
_
,
(not appear th e re again
ing
November
and
tli*
fine*
and
ty, $50,0000 for tho completion of
Tho new sweeper, which copt
chase in 1922 vjlth Sergeant Mur case in the
PBISONER ESCAPES
p 4. to presen t his claim $6,650, is a duplicate of the ono
TALLAHASSEE, Eli-, Dec. 1 6 ^ the road, which will give th is coun estreated bonds collected amounted
TALLAHASSEE, FI*., Dec, 16— ’ phy, will bid for the March classic nothlng-elee to ea
by .virtue o f his elec- purchased last spring ai»4 gives C<Pi—The Florida Railroad Comr ty an outlet to the east coast and to tho sum of $2j976, according to
Doheny said he
of thro u g h th e ap- the city two of the moat modern mission has called i hearing for a t tho sam e time save m any miles tho monthly report of Chief of Po GP)—Noah Crawford, sentenced «g*lh this y*ar.
from
Duvkl
county
in
1623
to
,
10,
Hl«
entry
will
b*
Blancon*,
(Continued,
Jacksonville,
Doc,
29,
to
consider
lice Rov G. Williams, which was
■of Governor Sm all.’
« street sweeping machines \t\ the
of necessary trav el.
years
for
shooting
into
a
dwelling
Irish
gelding,
considered
one
of
the
tho
question
o
f
whether
ah
order
— _ i —
filed
with
the
city
commissioners
s ta te /•
Still
SEARCH IS
ARMED OFFICERS
FOR NEGRO TAKEN PATROL TOWN
BY lA SK ED
§ .
Verdict I '
MURDER TRIAL OF
DAVIS AT DELAND
GETS UNDER WAY
szs& w & i
ittcieationai urouna trial lact pprtnB but th0 jwry wts
Committee On Road
Returns To Sanford
^
53*4
New City Sweeper
Now In Operation
Alleged Violators
Of Laws In Month c’1'0rl*y
[
a
; Department
B Increase In
|hberEaroings
departm ent of the
[ford showed a n e t profit
hnd a gross p ro fit of
most of which w e n t-to
frost on
ou tstan d ing
ng the moqth o f NhveinN t - t o the m onthly ire^
ty - M a n s ^ W . J|.,W I1-;
|o f 4b6 o^sr tho -rtittio
[1926. Irj October, 1926,
I 1334 w ater custom ers,
Set fprth,
■cblnery of the' ulant
taUrii of 29,110,000 .gslk the m onth,
n th ,----said „ to be
i b'gbaat productiona yet
earnings oyer
«t; $660.90. . j
j
*.A» M l d r 'l
■kbWlng mad i f or
Railroad Commission
To Meet December 29
should bo issued * requiring the
at their last regular meeting.
Florida East Coast Railroad to re
Of the total number, 62 were
v . SLEET AT TA LLA H A 88B E
said to have been for drunkenness.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 16— vise its freight and passenger tar
Forty-night ywere
w for charge* of
<A>)—A Ught sleet accompanied the iff* on intra-atat# traffic between
*
cold wave to Tallahassee today, as points north of St. Augustine and
There were 12 fires In SanfonI disorderly conduct and 42 were
th e therm om eter tumbled to 36 de- south of Bannoll, it was announced during the month of 'November, niade as the result of alleged
to fty .
,
• ,
'with an estimated damage of ,$10r minor ■traffic violations.
That the. stringent ordlnanco
ing to. tho report
000, accord*—
— ' 'o
!f
Fire Chief Mac Cleveland, which against operating .an automobile
ot inwaa,recently submitted to the City <while under the lnflucncq
Influence of
lnComntisslop.'
v toxlcatlng liquor haa noP’a& ffd
Only one of the fires caused a a noticeable decrease of tnla offenae, i* shown by the fac
largo smount of damage, that
>n
12 persona were, arrested <
ST I.OUIS. Dec. ldMi'P)—Eft-i Corporation of
tho month and charged witji, (hat
u re ss.n
e
,
iziiL
.w
iaa
Zn
invisible
ray
that
dreea
.here:
lest
.taovios, w
Fourteen arrest wore made for
mit* vision in. total darkness, television proJe<tor,
amril proportions.
J.JUL-Utglt.
..............
rplnnes which fold up their wing* "Our work baa already proved
alleged ,violation of , the non-feh
birds And an electrical "third that the expectation of television
street ordinance. This charge,?1’
M*ee” apparatus to detect rob- is not unreasonable and it may be
decreased gradually, police say,
^ re T re some of the posslbiUtic. accomplished with means that are
tho majority of local drlvera 1
and accomplishment* peeping front in our possession at the present
becoming, acquainted- , w u h - S ^
day," said Dr. Alexanderson.
v
strooU and the law governing
tha. taagic box of modern science.
An Interesting radio experiment
,
■ Owing to the largo volume of them.
?Not so long ago a* ttme.Ucounttonight will/torn on more, thaq
Christmas- advertising -which
ed on this earth, nuin bridge the
Of 'thq total arrest*, 18 catos
3,500- Sti Loula etreat light*, the
Tho Herald la receiving dally, wero transferred to the county an||
Atlantic,ocean in a ship, a fe * d
Brat
section o f a-MW l&OMi
advertiser* - air*; Veqflested to 2*1 wore dUmflNM& i ^ V;
cade* ago ho stretched cables,
street lighting ayshfm, Tho
«ka recently he telcphon/d and
itted photographs acrosa the of M ayor-**
. and for the future loprtw
’ rndlq. roovlef.
the dream'realm
Twelve Fires Are
Reported In Month
Bigger Accomplishments Ex
•BerAttained By Science In ie:Future
Notice To
Herald Advertisers
Defend*
houso, escaped from a road camp tinest jumping pros petes In Engnear Milton, the state prison au-i lend, which • hao, beet) beaten only
thoritles were advisod today.
twice in his racing W
caM dM j.
__ .
,
m
M embers of tho Sanford
lub today endoreed and p;
ielr support qf the ph>|
ite for $260,000 wiih w]
a municipal hospital
pro tnlseid tp; assist 1 the
o t thf^^on Carlos'PUP,,.
Company, which Is to be at
Milana Theater, on Dec. 30 am
Brief reports on various pro,
nd a short talk by IL M. 41
, f the National Playground.,
reatlonal Aaaoclatton, were
'
the meeting.
chort report on the
a Lions Club la la
was held last
club's
attend
approxim ate
o th er p i t l*
association
by Mr. Mi
for e
t i . J1 i
H P
�W restlin ? H as Become fm
A t S ta te University At
-r$700
i
F ifth Race—
-^700 Claiming
.3 Y O &■ -U p -d
('up OTen
Sweep Net
(»>• Tb* Associated Press)
W arfare
UNIV ER SITY OF FLORIDA.;of tout*
WILKE8 BAKflE, Pi} - AbcsjAt- j ^ , .
; i;nincsvU}b,i; Ucc. 15.—(R*)—V/fts- j
tel Goldstein, N e w , \o r k , ;V :it i.-osceles
' inn ’1’11” ha,<
popular sport ! 8>'rnnajimn“‘,
Johnny Dunn, \Vtlkes B arre, It).
ic«ja'0, Kan
*•; ' jut the U n lv cH ity of Florida. 1 ;harftd- ^
ALBANY, N^tlYr-^Kammy M nr- n Prhcrtus
SU! ! ^ Ri ® ! l FIGHT RESULTS
•<£•
F ig h t fans are to hnvc the op- crowd will ho on hand to welcome
11 p o rtu n ity tonight of Again whtefi- him tonight.
*'-*»;| ing tm e of their prime fnvtrrities
«jmj-final is to bring tj>tp- '
_____ _
The sqjni-finnl
[
In' action when Willie Norwood,
!* Through the e f f o r t s of Joseph. D.'
a * Greonvillo ace, is paried with Billy
1,1 ; Pomeroy, of Jacksonville, student I fr"m
g m
.Wilden, of S t.' Augustine, in thu
j Instructor In this sp o rt' a tournn-' 'Watcd 1
w „ „ . I™ , • J H
i J S S
l'»r f i e l t l n g IltR Ito u l; G ib* i ‘ wftiST P A D * W
j W
f
. S U
_____ _ — .—
main go of a 34 round card nt tho nnd
is popular in Sanford and Or
1 ment wa^ held this year.
J Be U t
hcr D enies M a rti s C laim s t]j„g Finch, SaY^onsh, Ga., knock-1
3
y
0
g.
Up—1
M
Joint ; Conference A rm ory, Wilden is .said to-be one lando fistic circles.
The to u n ia m c n t held in U to'uni-'
iu l
_
.
..
„
. f
...... v
~.— 7 T
r.l out P ete S U m aty, Boston. 7. I . The Honey Bunch Punwr
of th e be^t a t his weight in the
Reports from the
Hurcurt
N KU 3<>RK. Dec. 15.— (/P)— ST PETERSBURG. — Kcwpto |{l.rkl, lo . q,
10.1 verslty R-ymtusIum ^ drew large : ,"^.lhc l 'riTmItj(
LGO, Doc. 1G.—•(/?)—Much routli and the niixup tonight, from
camp are that a fight is going
Tuiin.-y. heavyw eight boxing , r,.lllb|c> Chicago, heat "Dandy Brownio Snnl,*108 crowds for- ev e ry * performance.
, . w,0.4d*
is shopjijng but very few nil available reports, should prove be stage from gong to gong an I c| , h a s
d iffe ren t weights , 11:0 champioa
stepped from one K|)|.. | )or|and, Oklahoma, 10.
Phidins
#104 M any of the
s the n e t re su lt d the aiv-intere^ting one.
rm !!‘cnt 1
that the sta r 0/ the camp, Johnny. 0(lUU u« tic-n into another*
Al|»KS
MOINES.— F^mis May*. Ajjta Alton
-7U .
.......
. found as niuny a s ten contestants.
W illie’s career has been followed is ready for the battle.
p t * annual, m a tin g of
They tyero m atched' fty draw ings, 1
though lie is dear of th^ Charge j , cs $joine#, won a technical knock Mi-rtinirnl«.
1QD |THey
with m uch interest by S anfori
nmi the w inner p itte d against oth, ?'
®"
- • ••
■
Two good prelim inaries have t that hr violuteu tn e #.«uue D e x i n ^
.lack H orner, Shuritiun; Wyo., John S. Mo*hv
jrcen .the bidding on players, fans and as ho has always deliver been arran g ed , according t<. Dr I law bv appe.-mug m an unlicensed
in - tcr witmern, and th o winner of the e- ,**•
„vor Billy M orris, Milwaukee. T m n b errv
.......
merican League club Owners ed every ounce of effort in his George Lewy, and the usual battle . xbd.itnm during a vaudavlllc act ,|r, w with Dutch Kimball, De.s
10^ finals w as prcuonted with a medal'
’ |j 1^
('a ||
rl in
p^m m issionot previous shown before Armory cus
he
is
being
*u
<
1
foi
breach
of
to
n
Mmnea,
0.
•
W
innipeg
108
8iven
by
th
e
a
th
le
tic
departm
ent.
Boyce
I Vw
_ _ _ , en got him to tom ers, it is' expected th at a large royal is to be presented.
tract
M INNFAPOLlSr— Frnie Fleigel.
(,,,
Coach John Piom bo plans to Hurnice T-CaL
Ifay, J
i the advisory board,
Wh-le the champion yesterday v.^neapolia, defeaU d S tew art Me
Seventh It.ice—$800 Claiming
make w reatling n ae)f.snpporting nm| bantam*
iguo's com m ittee ctf th ree
heard Magi.stiate Sillterinan dis | , an. St. Paul, 10. Carl Atigu 3 y. f)
70 y t|9
| sport n l th*> in stitu tio n . A Kerirs houn, Perry.
O g.
A \I p|( j
1
.today in re arc h of Landlr
m: « charges agam -t him and six tme. St. Paul, knocked out H urry r r yHt a I Ford
100
U talk over the situation.
• l l f , ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aH H U an aH H H ak U aaiiaa aaa M K iiiaa m
n n A i m v r m r m n i 1 / • • ,h " ‘",M
v ,lh
^
•'•.
.s tu rh rig h t
,„Tjw A m erican League com m ittee
103 S
'
* 1st* of C o t Jacob Huppcrt, of
mg-- were not instituted in g p o d . Brown, Philadelphia, Iwrit
| Quinhnm
MOO ■
□
F
irst
Rnca=-Mill
Boy
(Pascum
e),
faith he was served.with papers in (inns, San D ltgo, 10.
. York, E. S. B ernard of CloveIrish Pat
!():) a
I ami Phil Ball, o f St. Louis $8.00, $2.40, $2.40;'- Spontaneous
| :i silll |,y Tim Mura, sportsm an, to
’too ■
Mnlincro
Ei
Wood
(F
a
m
e
s),
$2.20,
$2.20;
i known ns a strong p artisan
1rrr- ’*• $1 n not)
Klaxon
Mol a
Fawn
(llenham
),
$2.40.
M
ident Bap Johnson, and it
i D.: il. wen- withheld but Mnr:i
(7)
>a
difficulties .with Johnson th a t , Also ran , Ixitto, Betty Mae, Aus- M a z c lte Guos F iv e A nd One i. aid i<- seek a percentage of
m
Post
lim
e—2
15 o'clock.
trnletto
nnd
Lank.
H a lf F u r lo n jf s In !:()<> 2-5: Tun-iev
^ Landl* to ignore the nd$2011.(1"
'iare of tin. w
•A pprentice allowance.
Second Race — Vanishing Roy
I.nnR S h o t s F p s e t Tnlenl In 1 1,. , ., , r,elii te 1 n d « Mara 1.
If* boafd for the last soveral
(R yan), $80.20, $11.0(1, $4.00; Ia.u |
■ i .• •*_ '
-in un
-n S< ininnlti Park, l^ingwtnxl. Florid*,
Tw o O f OnvN Race Evenly
•*-?•*
" i-C
• dtli Day, Thursday. I)er. Ifi
Shank (tle n ly ), $2.80, $2.20; Froth
.,if, mi 1 1 ftii.n
r.i -. a chain
b'e flve new inuntvgm in tbo
fir st Bare— $700 Maiming
(F a m e s), $2.00.
• OPEN N O STRILS! END
Steered to the front as the bill , ,. , .1, I m.ftti ll Will. I 'elli(l-ft,y .11
lie mode the player market u n ,
2 Y (> Si lip- 6 I 2 Fur.
Also ran, Tulnnr, Beg i’ar<l(in, rier want up uml •otting life pm
u
\ i w 5 11
A COLD OR CATARRH
'"brisk, p jth St. Louis in n?- Sea W olf, Beljoy nnd Shamrock
-ui
Ill
H
B i l l , 1 ih on. leanagei of
the (....al Time ...........
for the. entire distance, Mnzette. 1
j
t
i
t
offora,
nnd
Ray
M
m.
Flower.
Rompmg
Lad
..
.......
111
hlhck three year old filly from the titlcie M'f declared Hurl M aras «
k-Whita Sax,..wcll in
llo« To Get Relief When Rend
1
or.
Third Race—W arning (McCros- stable <>f M I. Cooper, yesteribi/ greemi nt w
a .. with
hini.elf a id
w :t
w.
-inti N okc arc Stuffed Up.
,--------- »•
sen), $4.40, $2.00, $2.00; “Topungo
Bell Song
IDS,
talkod trad e for'M cM nn- (B enhm n), $2.00, $2.40; Klaxon raced the five and one-half fm i* l 'I'lllill 1
hi
son
lug
1
.
.
.
.
v f-F F * < i4 4 4 $ 4 4 4 -M -H ^ i •
long-, of Ihe ixth oven* ill ‘-■oltll
I no .'Ian.1
. -.il
I of S t.. I-oUis, W ard of New (B erry ), $2.80.
’•I 11..
S
,1
prite
lU
.'r
! Iiolu III I lit fi.,1 l.lne iif I ll*‘>
Count fifty
Your cold in head
.■el
“ l i e 11 of W ashing
.•a 1 is1 lit*V (.ih
Also ran, Pat Hainpson, Ftor
John Joseph
lOd t,i catarrh disappears.
Your
- mm
1111. . ion Ultii
c 111
Vltburka of D etroit, and nev- epee D ean, Crystal Ford and Hell ' t o eitaldh.li .1 i i a li.:> k record K* I '
Burberry
11
I
! N Mnllmuii
tier (it!<•(
I (n- g;.\.
i' ggt <1 nostril, will . pi'll, the air
. . I lif t ’ lie
Dther infielders who might be Song.
Poly, arp
1 11
' 1 ace wm I tic fellture
.1 dr
oii-Mige- . ! M.iir head will deiir
to fill Eddie Collins' vacant
w -I .1
1 '• 1
Fourth Race Foreman ( M a n '. that saw |>i e\i<n|. higli |., •. — •. •
.1, I v«*ii . .!, i ii alhe l tv -ly
'
A l l .
1
Seioml
Rare
$7(KI Cl .lining
$0.00. $2.8<F $8 00; Rill o'Hur. I to MIlll.il 1ftfet tile Ims| odd11»
a
i*
-n'.ffliug
linukiiiL'.
imi-.iu
pit offered three players fm ( M cD onaldfr1 $0 20, $2.00; Harb.i
! V 1 1 £• Up . I ‘ i- ui
ti
Illft-etll.g 1 I .0 kft*il Ull<i«*r the I
li.ire*
.1
•
.
iie-i.
nt
hen.hirh
nui, and Bucky H arris, of Hill ( llelH T t). $2.80.
u
I *18
Mu- . *
S e v e r a l d i s t i n c t i\-«- -tuee<* hoti
.uri
B
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r
-ii'
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t
hie
,t
ii
at
iiijr
ii
ihlngton, offered to take over
11;
f t-jt.:
n
Also ran, hull maker, Him kf,,,>!
\
iim.inng
liev
at
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Lie*
.
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ill
li.-ttir
r
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) 0f S t. lands' surplus catchers j ^ r i n ' ‘an<l R ed p o ll'
I. .ll.) •*
I l Ift \ l.t.ntt
i' i
b '*•
o f S p a n is h
a r d i i t c c t n i t * . at it
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r<B»nle Mack said he bad signed - Fif(h Ku<>,. i,p„ nv |tll(lin ( 7.<.ot 1 down in ft-ri.v fastimn in th. •
<I 11 I •i
g»
l o . 1 t. un Balm ( : , n »• ■11r «lruggiai ■
I . '“lilt k
I he . , 1:- elel
m- 1
Uthlnnr leaguer but declined U | )(,r)
80 , ,
Nlllr„ |,tf|1' oiij nice, p a lin g 111- bio ki-i
c i-r 1 g
m o d e r a t e p i i c e s , u m b o d y in g 'j
I'l l ll .
in- *>'' l M-pi;. i l i t : t p f th s frngrart aSi
I
"ll
longest
pie
«
•
of
the
un
i
ting
th. Mmidv
!
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l
l
.11
ley,
V
I
.l , .i | i e
r n his relation with hildie , (Henhnm ,, w .20, $6.20; Liberation
i : l ."•! |ft»*ptii- ■ream tn your nostril-1 R
Shank. 1 in- favorite, led until lie- N •
ry c o n v e n ie n c e
i n c l u d i n g an
'! pi ni trate.- throiigii every uit li
B \.n* I .11 in
1
-'•■ntiim fl
»•. 1
*
f t r y u n ) , $2.20.
II
' ll'
.1 r r
Am erican le a g u e executives
Allto run i su|K.||. Fsth.-r Wri.i. l -Iretch when- he win* dl.|M>.»'d of tie g r
1 . . in p W * ,r i!
i : i .,a .ige of th*- head, totrihing au*l a
m a tic
y as
w a te r
h ca te i* s
11v The winner
l«ft on their form al program ^7^ m Bonney and l^ikc Fin*
, ft«!it It lit -»U
1 1 : lit alitlg the swollea or inflamed nM
mo i ll-* niembrnne, giving you in ■
the various proposals »ub I Sixth Race— Muxetiu ( llullinuu 1, 1 Mill H"\ 10 I tie fir.t eftel.l I mill'
- C>l
b u ilt-in
J ’e a U u e s , r e a d v 'f o f !
' .I*' relief
Iliad colds anti ■
ud hy counsel for ravision ■*( $0 00, $8.20. $2.00; Sweep Kel | M. f .fte t *e the »lr»|ili *1 ■ gel Ip. lead
I turd Race S.'tHI ( laimiog
H
p"
11% I hr \ hh«KI.Ttril l'rt’8.fttnrrh yield like magic.
Don't H
Constitution and decision on the Crnnn),
$12.00. $t no.
'I ii iim I down fir.' *. the ju-lgft
m e d i a t e o c c u p a m ;'! Y t) A Up I M
, taneun -. lilt fa . 01 lie. Ih‘.i' ft*, ood
; i . *ay ftluffed'Up ami miserable, H
gn«l closing dates et Uu Wnnd (F a m e s). $h.(»0
Bucko
B
« UK .V , n t IK*t
!5.
l*i
ton Relief is sure.
■
in. A closing date one week
IM* Volute
Also run. Ix>rd York. Bride 11 l awn ter the planVSarnlag
w.i,..
the
ln
s
i
faveii'e
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.
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\m«Tit
nn
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than last year, October 2 The Wind, Alita Allen, Nero and !
Sft’ Jl N e t
Adv. !
T ’h e s e h o m e s a r e r o l c n d i d l y l
med likoly to be agreed upon t< Bonny ( bustle.
j of 1 h<- day I ' gel down in fioc* ?1V. 1 1 1* 1 ■ ’ f l o r a : h r :c1 . 11 >1JtV |tU**M T. .I.I. r S. '
Id" •a^ •• < h a r l r A 1 o iiilh K * ) . Wli> S'"r blur:
[ d 'to n -many doulde-hcsder.
Seventh Rue* La Kr«>e« 1 Paul-jjTopnngu looked the winner
e d i n t t i e m i d s t o f S :i n f o r d ’s
ey), $55.80. $25.40. $8 20. I rujaii , >®!<rri« out but Warning imuni'; n-rv.a i ru*i| o ’ home* w h i!» * h u so n r.Se
in tho 164 game limit.
! us (T ryon). $7.(Ml, $0 20; I»«-.«-11 fuI f a n on (he opt tide with a good | iuiim o*«*| S#*« r«*t »r\ Hurry Ornl»* 2 i l a i - e
id e n tia l
M a s te rp ie c e
w be|
$
S£.Jw s x
M
wi
TRACK RECORD IS
Results At
Seminole Park
BROKEN TUESDAY *,m i:r"",uivthat. 'he, p*00***1; 'K,{Nor^,,,c*|1|frrn!,,.ry.. (K!,|) ,im ««nd»
BY YOUNG FILLY
Long wood Race
Card Tomorrow
OPPO RTU
S a n Lanta
Homes
111
Baseball Notes
M-jtf ‘ •WCfjt f | | * |»«* t i l t h
• '<!«• by 'let ro.scn just did g»'
It,a- kloi.l
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k
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In
North
Pine,
,
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">
\ 1bo run, Arumi'cr,
,
(H)
The <
atu*n«lam*n tlt the
Tbo Plain.^nmn uml Key host of the others
Fourth Rare- $700 Claiming
Foreman, (be favorite in !
\ tin iiv an l.fuyut* rilios for 1
2 5 <I Maidens *'. I m
jihh- •!«* Im«-. it A k *
fourth line, followed the pu. e .,n si .. a ,-.| •
' *,i
tj-l Mai
her rest 1 mm f.*i tin* fir't
r ...1 , f111 »■i •*11*•■(I t h« annual r«•p« it to
^••al
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g
Wax
i
St
1 U»ll> ,lll»!
H m '‘ t o n
a .|
null1, move,) up .it the fm tint* ,u. I .-.J
5 'ft i i . m . ' e \ 1 ,, r \
'HIIM* •••! to Ykirt kfomjr ll \V*4>
A » t • F* ' ' n )!«*■ t t •• ! r ft \ .i t am ! B ... ■ ,
i,. a I i- Nt n N ir . ' ■p .I ) ' I e t - I . . .
1 -«• hiovMii, Wit 8«*vpulh - "i •*l i
»*.«
i«
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thi* •»i*i tit .|
f.• 1 t h« h»ii^ -sh** ..
J l. ? r • • | C ii 'il
li ’ toI,* i t "
I ..... I n.
M llH ie a p O llS
K 1H ^
laiiMs wIipii in- tfttt down
*i *11••Ji•*\ MltihiT V
t
. . _
front of 1 rujaiiiiB to win at mill* ,
i; Col. Thatcher
M INNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Dec 15. of 27 to 1
I Tim Yankees and the < arduialf.
it
- t/Plr llitfty "B org” Bejgloml.
will I..- pei milted to j.la v i-vhlhiMinneapolis
light
heavyweight
Hnrrv Gainer, brother of Marl. t ft*•rft-ft in tin- training
t .<-*i next
Garner, arrived today from Ni w -jiring. un.lei an nj» i i %n t'lit t •• itxl
Inst round of a s< heduled nix round • 'tl.-amHe t-xt"'1 t -* I., g.-t in**. •d«| \ •»1«»1It .ft l.ntguc
t ■li . I„u
bout hero Inst night, died nl a local hiN tiding
tomnitiiw
they .»ill -nit !h- }m*i mitt .•.: t-- | ...
hospital enrly todny.
‘
■.. h >,ttier -ii «Mth»T !»• *"• • r.-'Ai:
Berg's skull was fractured luv
I lie judge,, m e on *i .• lookout
night whon he was knocked to th.- ')■• -e day • M Rian -a ,.
I .0.0
\| . |||. ,t . •!. \ft
•J.. .
innvns 15 socotuls befoso the ftgl'- (• -r fii. da> s for . - / t i n g «. i <■ the I >1 I '
I gft-l - o il ■
. flH- would have ended. Augustine nh u •us field m the fouitli ra.e \e.ster h, 1 ., t ran.i .1 a -■>• . . I. fo i til.over n t t i f f left which caught He ; 'lay. and L. (ieving was »et down f 1*1 imp.re wiio pnils a hum ili.'I have ..me choice two a. r.
on the chin and sent him down
to - rgft- Mft.il
•r a ils on Dixie Highway that
Monday for t<I days for lough nd riMoii on 'ii. team
George Burton, referee, said th- u i' on Mud.-tme Vennie.
he is going to stiv
“ I know hovr
I am offering for $ 12(8)
nil
injury which resulted was caused (
rotten you fellows guess, because I
$200 down and $20 per month
by B erg’s head hitting the floor of i Redwood, the chestnut mare o f 1W11* "n,‘ "f >'"U mice myself."
This 'Innd i- the Guest kind o f
the rin g with considerable force. Mn, p j.- Lam
trucking land anti flowing wa
m parte, wits j u m p e l
rather than by Augustlno’s blow
„„ ,|ur,nt{ th,,j n t V t in g
f (he i Inquirer*- tracing the recent, ruter nmi electricity nro available
Auguntino was arrested nt thn fourth race, nnd sustained a l.iully 1 mor
proposals to sell tho t levi
Each tract has n frontage of
ringeldc ns the unconscious B e g , „t tendon. .She hail to )„■ ,|„.■'i .land. Indians
. ..
.learned. . Mrs.
.
James
125 fi-«*t ,m gifod (Mivcd road
was carried from the hall. Berg. *troycd.
Dunn, the owner, lias so far rc
Anyone who wants enough land
rcgurdtxl ns "a goo<i prelim inary ,
_____________ , __
fused to accept un offer by Clevn
to raise their own vfgotables
and still Im close enough
to
Satifi.nl to in, convenient should
scarcely 24 hours after Charles
buy on,, of these tracts before
Pegulihon, kr6nch light henvy Y ' „ l f r p , i i
ax
We the Tnxi Drivers of
they are all gone.
weight, died ut Hartford, Conn, * * O l t 1 l t l o
O U m fllT lO n t
the City of Sanf..r.| l,ave
following a bout with Klmet
TT-------agreed to transfer jiasseiiFriedntnn.
, ( , | ,< A(,° - •k'c 15-OVi Olymgt-rs for fiOe in the city
pin Fiolflu, tho world's largo*! ^o'f
Limits, approved |,v (he
liih, wants to bo host to a world'*!
Police
Department.
, hampionahip golf tournament
Dillea), $2<>0
* iS S £
th o u g h tfu l
w i .m
Mrs. Mi lie Coraon, first n\otb
ban ; criticised the plans
f
e long distance, swimmers ' 1
r the Catalina Island ro n tw i
only in grease, huh advised
Ihttt bathing suits would bo
assurance was contained in
ivitation from tho Lo» Antk Surf Club, which ia in charge
o j.th a artangem ents for thr swim
fo r William Wrlgley, the New
jrk and Chicago sportsman and
' if of the $25,000 prise.
Tim
>(withes her to wear its colors.
iarvard-Princeton
Pruce Now Appears
ToBeFarther Away
BRIDGE, Mosa., Dec. 1 5 .•Ai.: JHarvardtPrinceton truco
id fa rth e r away thnn ever
lJ)Uo general taciturnity a fte r
rating yesterday of tho H arSindent council it beentno
Out efforts to bring thn
t bodies of the two univertogether hnd heoft dropped,
y arlly a t .least, .,,
had been agroed tiint five reptativea from each student
ci) would confer, ,The H arcouncll now
decided not
me dblagatca because the basis
salble agreem ent was un
tie.
a sts Included tho stipulu; th e pnace move appear
itiated by H arvard, and
m fitt th a t H arvard a lte rfin al football gam e of the
een Yale ana Princeton.
1I
* i.
Boxer Dies After
Bout Last Nitfht In
Do YOu Want
Small T ruck Farm
te e
I
a n
a t m o s p h e r e o f neigh]
ness an d
treat
I |)t*«ir-(*r«*.
s 'l r e c - v A i n y
re s tric tio n s
c o n te n tm e n t.
RLfhimatwm, Neurit!*.
1/ I •
an.i
T ) *• i ii I*"r.
I
,.i
AtUirnn. I{h> . »
l)Uc ks* * of Wi.tl* n
a n tl (Tiiuinc • n d
CvmidicaU*ii
San Lanta Combines Home At
With Constantly Enhancing,
I k
of Mrn
HI’KCIAI. l.uTil
1/ unciue^ti o n At b I n
tkill. «t.r rus t <.furtr,
fid rlily
nnd
to o biivalion* fTTiH A
no
rxtntdi^hed «32i ,ITZA
in *ccr>tut>IUh«nc rrnultjs. t.s;«thrt
A.th Pe'UntltW* tviuitfT.trnt, yvnm of rti'p
SAN LANTA INYES1
npn<r. n w ^ a l tn jroar i n f fll lj f^ n r r nnd dU
in i).« *rl*ct»on o f m «d,r ,trmn tc
frr.it y ou , romi* itj
me a n d i n v r a t ^ n t f
inn advanced system of lrr«U>irr,t xahl^h
1' i: k**r A,,y rn«Jor*<^. No incur I.t.le cti*r?
A.trj»*xl n/. rnh.f *rdrr iicotmri.f insilt j G . t no f»»j*r i>: 't nuii, made, no g I t tar,fK imi»oanttl« (ftufohlcvi riven I advar*
U»r w h at I d*. — I do « h « t 1 adrrrtla*.
C h a »rr» rcA>ftDtBt.|t. t r n n a a r r - , tlp r ,| t»i suit
isatlrnl » r u i i r t n l r n e r
Call o r write foi
•nfotmaliftjn a n d m>\ r r
91 »«<■ lur p a t U n l , U, priftan. I o p r r a t t - ■
FRANK
au
Inft.llailri.
My fu r» d . iillftflrd a n d c a t s
(ut Miltali >u q j > , t i i h m u n .
Dr.Fletcher I Brown
;
u .i o M a i n
s v
J A C u . S O N V . C t K , f i.rv
■
R . M a cN K lL L ,
‘g
Treas.
IS
:■
-_-;tJ--V .
107 Park Avc.
'■W L S S i Olympia Fields Asks
To Be Host To World
I
Princeton Plflyers
Get Gold Footballs
A representative of the iluii
______
which will entertain the western i
PRINCETON, N. J., Doe 1 5 . in m 1 ' toW lho fh lc a g o Disf/P)—Gold footballs hearing t h . n c l ®°,1f Association tiftn Olymscores o f the Princcton-IIarvnrd '!!£■ , k' ^ ^ WUW/ 0B‘JY to offer *20,nnd Prlncoton.Ynlo vicUTles, nrej m ,n pri” “ * 0T, 0 championship
dangling todny front tho watch , nt ’ Prov‘dc<l «t «»" promoted
chains o f Princeton's last B. k I.? "n orK“m w tlo n s u c h
the
Three football champions.
T Y T ”. 9 . olf -AB»°Ciatt0n or tna
• The 26 youthful Tigers whr.; V J
flrovo
Princeton
to the
second L J " .
X
^oussnd
kh.Bftplan.hip I. m o year., .at
g
drcan J n "tralntnfr U blo" loailodl” !" , T , ' . L ,
b“ , °
With ,t«llenrin. l-.v Mt»U.
r.. l‘ VC"t at Pr«8mt.
coivod tho envoted decorations.
do | nrs
U " A",;
n,onty
WIN OPENING PIC.HT
TO HOLD RACE TONIGHT
AKRON O---- tr
YORK. Dec.
« J h • -e'r. o
f
'
‘' I V
Can a runner whip a abater at 3cju., | ;{, )), . r
'MUyenr rc
yards 7 The dcci.ion will be d c
' ’'b< f
«" opencided.to night when Alan llelfrjch, threo times holders of tlte
national A. A. U. half, roller cham
din charge of tho pion, match®# ’strides with the
flashlnf skates of Paul Forsman.
Ion.
holder o f two sprint, skating rec
ords. Halfrich, whilq.not a-srpin-
k! and
to b rtrir
« to tho
tea,'a n p a rt of the cel9 m hl-eontcnnlal of hi*
xraatp ‘*( r." 7. :
NEW
M
°n r
1
f/r*\n0R •<«••*«
WTT^TTy-# l
Htidnai Lirdfea D^*
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�x; f t
-,'t
I'STt -jj »—~
'
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^ rrc
1
o u .„ .
■**^- — 1gi a-,
*—
WmvrT iw '''
ijoy A Christm
Merry; Go Round Club P a rty Tuesday NightOTo B rid g e A sso c ia te sJ^ j -
Stp^e!Is targe One1f " ^ e d
^
-
^
w„s....
r- — fjf
E
°f wsrfi
.
mcnt
The d isc o v e ry 'th a t IT drop* ' of
antler,
nmf not 18, wero needed in
(v a ia m e i
VY L C i n e S U t iy .
*.
'co rd ial hospitality, Mr*. Osborne ly fnn shaped w»*'j g f - r------^iCflUUnu
PuKt i i
affair* given by members of th © T ,,ru ""
1
,
..............,e ,
-.,rii rloMmr a can, saved mi oil coniuanv
The entire * a st Wing of the Hnll
was hostess Ihursday | At the con.n.Mui. of Uw card J .....
.
that *‘|
Mnrtiw^rc Companv store ha* b e n ,
(.nj„v,a,|e was .th e bridge Daughter* of Wesley class of t h e f 1**
.
.
,-anir the table* were cleared and ................ one year.
x , fjn p .» r \ i
a f t e r n o o n a t bridge n t her home *-a n , ‘
■ ----- — ■
_
converted Into a display room for * |m rty Kivcn Wednesday afternoon ; MiUtodist Church this season w a S .......... ..
U. .a
, , „■ laid With dainty covers and re -,
'
\
o f h o n o ra b le .... 'china _anil
tMr /rlanstvarc
_ ami
i r \V.
^ i#
........................
J oby m
Mrs.
P. G ardiner
n t h ....
er th at of Tuesday cvrning when on Sanford Heights, the guests “«*I fr^ h m e n ts of creamed oysters in
W Principal j plate Hn<s of kitchen and cooking i
Myrtle AvenueVwhen she they e n t e r t a i n e d a t a C hristm as injf ni«*miK*ri» of the Icllern Brlilprc j puttier, Chrintmns Milfttl, sftiulWe the Tuxi D rivers of
A m • ii t a is s Hu
i «t. ,>/ I l.«. I ■«e.«
_
* .»
m ake a good
utensils, hinklng f Ait a.one
of the larg^
thc „,r
th* City of S cnfor.l .luve
members of thee 'p a rty a t t h e home o f Mrs. Weyman Club.
wiches, coffee and apriept mousse,
apiecd t o ’ transfer pnsiienBridge Club
..c yc'-v»iiv,- ,it* the approaching were served by the hostess assisted
« -> •
E. W h i t e ..n McJlonvillc Avenue.
gerv for r.0f in,
c ity
l*v
her
sister,
Niiss
’
Josephine
|
Howls
vari .colored
Ida. according to J. G.
,,ow l" ot
oi van
. . . . . . . . . .flow
. . . . er*!
..~ ^
j,osi«-s*es for the evening w ere Yuletide were the decoration* of
(J. Rail, head
Limits, appruved jij
tho
Knight.
were
arranged
with
artistic
effect
.............
ilfolly.
m
istletiv,
iwinscttins.
h
i
af.the C oinjifay.,
, Police
D
ep
artm
en
t.,,
*,
....
Club
members
playing
Wero;
Mrs.j^
_ ____. . _________________ *“Motlern
____________
M r* W eym a n biscus nnd fern* Tho tally curds
th lh _
ii '-anil’ glassw are h. the rood,* where the table* had M r* I. M. H
H arry lleercn, Mrs George P u v is ,
were
ul*..
symbolic
of
the
holiday
|Accept the verdict of this »ypcounters Mid
b e e n placed for play.
Mrs Morris Spejice^ M i a / T e X
yP- counter*
nnd cabinets have
nave been
m
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„ju ry. .
. . , , ^ J ln
:>installed
iri the store at a ggreat
“ AW .frican
s U lle d Id
reat ex
When scares had been collected Evan, am| Mrs r (’ McCrory.
lr*. Doheny Is Overjoyed* •' 1* V(5h»o
nfxl
placed
W * W
K ^u ra
I* , p1r
r t ‘J in
in, ,>os it i
ftf'er the game it was found th a t, ^
,ou„ homp wan ulJonie,|.
h ic h nttntctively display their ,tho
k ^ J h o r sick room a t the. ww'llch
|, 0 ppril0
r| x«, {ir
f,.r to,,
top score, n »>ox o f wj|h )|Uanliliril u f hu||y , p o in seu i
ferns,, luuuiui^
forntlnif^ B p U l . Mrs.
Mr«. Pohetiy sent e«n*«»U.
c,,nU:ntn|j stationery, had been won
w« by Mrs. tj||(
UUI. red roses
roni’P and
min iciiib
defense counsel khnt h e r- Other displays which are ar- Jnmes A. I'ittm un. while the con- a ,ove| y M.t t j ng for *his u ffair.
‘‘inexpressible.”
I ranged within this wing are those solution prize, a dainty handker- A |,n ||iRnt | v lighted and decorated
ijfera have been answer- " f ^'roplnce ornam ents, refrip er chief fell to the lot of Mr* Hen (-|i n . tmaM lr ,.,. oc, upied n qirom in- !
rltdlHl nnd
II Mil IMlMllfV
It
IOne
ilw, !%
nne It*
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, ntors
pottery U'
wore.
of( Inmtn
j«niln Vt'lllt
W hitner
Jr.
ent place
in .1.
the room.
nge..N
| the front show windows is deem
hostess served a delicious* Christmas carols were sung d u ^ 1]
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f f V! ; n,#J,flJ ,»rated
U d ,wi<h"bra"sa"nnd
with brass nnd iron urnu ^n |nd nnd sweet course following ■ring the evening, and several mosi
*- for #v..
/fircpUcu>
\
»,.i„ lhc the, aw
arding
of
the
prize*.
am using contests nnd gnmea w e rsij
«s
fmi tilled
t e d to
to 1men
arid
mCnt,‘
(h<>
whi,P
aw
arding
of
the
prires.
v* mvn nnd rcfri|fl.rato r ,jii p |uy occupies a p..Those
enjoying
this
d
e
lig
h
tf
u
l
,
»l*o
enjoyed
The
feature
of
the
t> w ttA d ;^ f course, we g,Uon
thf> ccnler of th f ru(,n,
a ffa ir were: Mrs. Benjamin Whit- evening was the receiving of gift»,
n g w ith the other case.”
t th** • ii
h 1 P°riery ware, from the markets npr ^
^ Ned
...............
Jr Mr*
Chittenden, Mrs. which had been i.luced on tho
^ M 'h i c h • k U 'o f d ra m i a s T n y ‘° f ihe far ***l and from European W ||,“ ; in '‘7
' John tree by the members upon th e ir J
A z t M t o J weeks Vr the trial..
1;''- hl'
“ ,l" Meis.l. l r . Mrs Hisxton Baggett
When these n « h | | n |
u i. *eust silence the \ l men cam e ““ ^m eiU dev-ted to t alone
„ „
A f.,U m an, Mrs. Kav- — *>>*> ™
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i tho ju ry and H arry it. D. rtzl,,in « “ n(l K»«*»ware de „„ IM, F()x nlu| M r, Emmett Me co"J*‘n m“ n>
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3
one of the ^ n ||
*** tc>>« of all kind*. These w«rc g
y,*clcrk of the court, asked part mcnt of our store
m
ost
opnipicte
in
the
south
and
w
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later collected and will be sent to g
to t-:»« in -th e ir pluces. . ..
irtJ endeavdrirfg to furnish the;
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poor children in the community.
is w in m n i
Slave ,you'g verdict to re p o rt? " public with every modem line. A* I 1 be many friends of Mi*. LI a
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sarkpd. of Alphonse E. Parker, gifts, these commixlities are arimne I-effler will he glml to learn thnt
Stand proprietor, who had lhe lm)Ht prpft.rrvll." „„ ..f f ic .l of she is ....pro*m g l.fte r a severe .11■ swtwju lu re man,
,
fotifpimy sn id ’lialny.
lies* at her home *>o Magnolia
("W e have," xaid Parker.
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Avenue.
finti.'tb* defendant Ed*,
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul l^ikr, for
W « n « l t y or ,,ot • m<tr fy of this rity hut n->w <■'
Mi ami Mr» Jam es Hobson J r
Tampa, announee the hlrjh of .i *seie among th'*^^, from Sanfoid
Ilffa Tap fur Order
dm i^hter [Kv. lf>. The
ho* »ittcntlinif hur l ( nvi<*l s \ i uut i eyy
j t f t a
m i»oftf firni^W m hmiymmI Mary LooUe.
Wctlnr»(l«y evening at IU» l.*n«i
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H. C. VIELE
“A Substantial
Jeweler in a S
Our Windows Reveal New and Lovely
Christmas Inspirations
‘S ^ w ^ t r ^ u w d
II
then A s k e d the jur> j»h ■
f If the rep o rt of iti* forcmiut J”
Itw * true, rollert Ive ■
:*V AHtl All nodded itffirinn J
|K M r k
1
^W r. well, gentlem en, you are
U ^ t. . *.®bi Justice Hoehllng.
,
adjourned im mediately and
f'Kraa a happy gathering about
ttts la n tr ns the judge pass
lit to his chsm ber* nnd tlit
}' Bald good-bye to one an
;.an d hurrietl aw ay to then
K p '. '/ .
l*o»C'For i’holographers
talk in g slowly in the midst * f
yqup of friepd* nnd relative*,
rand Doheny. em erged at about
t room In la th e , Hunlitfh! <>f
J h tD e c rm W r day; They to o t
porition together .on tho front
of the old* co u rt house nn«l
fttery of photographers swung
w ere.ro lled away to
del headquarters down tewn
big; liiqousjnes.'
lAfJ
lohaoy, entered his e a r h*
ad to 's a y to thora About him
.got ju st w hat I expected, ami
whut I deserved,"
ju ry had spent most of the
t i n nrgum ent and reached it*
ct a t p:,10 th is muyning, « half
before tlja reconvening of
*W*t,
Jte acquittal leaves Fall under
p o th e r crim inal indictment*. Do
FtUmj* under one ami F.dward 1
I f Pollen y, Jr., hlA non, under one.
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ni
to «un-
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and
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»*'•'* “ gal hci from t In- *>>i iici <
s t and out in tisofulnns^
n f flu* w o rld (lift-, (h a t v
m ill I <*ih i t \
OFFICE Ft. J l I I’MENT < n
.Magnolia A i j
liU lPC F S I T S
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fection S to ve-^fvery bit o f it! I have
used a Perfection
fo r 10 or IS years.
t
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('ll, A It K I T E ft)NTAINl-:Us
lit n »K F N P S
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It is easy to take cart' o f clean in
C O O PS
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2
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every ivOv, and cooks beautifully . "
COLEMAN’S
OFFICE F q C I I ’ MFNT CO
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In rich plum puthlmg - \ * it can o>.*k lhc whole
I ' c r \ coo king pro ce ss can lie c u r r i e d on at thc
(^hrislinrts d i n n e r mi tin Perfectio n Stove!
s‘lmt-‘ time —from broiling t o m a to e s to s im m e r in g
vr ••
Per-
,
fection pt akes lhc cnnkiiiy, (tthk m u c h easier by its
soup stock.
qtiicIcTesponse and simplicity of op e ra tio n .
p e n d en tly o p e ra ted .
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/tyfe-
(j u j c /.
7
i gh t i w g
It lights i n s t a n t l y . .Inst tou ch a m atch to thc wick.
1 hcr,c. ts no time wasted impatie ntly waiting for
-H r iv
the heat to “ come u p . ’ ’ Put y o u r food on the
b u r n e r s . A d ju st the wick high or low as you need
it. ^ o n c a n leave th e k i t c h e n a n d feci s u r e
the flame will not \ ary.
f t, v
NOTHING ELSE MEANS SO MUCH
t o s o Ma n y *
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The Radio is an everlasting grift
—the best entertainm ent of the
country at your command at all
times, .... - * -•
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and Malarian ^ills (he
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my Perfectim
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C H V S T A I. L A K E ( I.I K. I . A I \ K I .\ M >
\S c n r r \ r
Grippe,
Perfectioj
Christmas Eve Sunrise Dance
Saturday morning, |)er«m her 2»lh. from 12 to a
rise at —
I
/ cooked Christmas dinner
................................................... ■ .. ■ . . a a n a . a a g a a . lB r _
Jfst of am otional reactio n ., *
1 bailiffs tapped for order.
ugh continued:
,"
you find the defendant Al|?EaIl guilty ah not g u ilty ? " S
1n a Prescription |
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Wci c w y a complete line
of Badiolas and Atwater
Rents 'At all times. Ask
about our free demonstrations and easy payment
• plan.-
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E a c h P e r f e c t i o n b u r n e r is i n d e
l*or coo kin g big C h r i s t m a s d in n ers, o r for just
thc reg u la r meals for y o u r o w n family, y o u will
find the P e rfec tio n matchless.
■1'• . ‘*.'1
A l l S i z e s , Too
O r d e r a P e r f e c t i o n today from y o u r d e a l e r in
time for C h r i s t m a s cooking. In size fro m o q c to
f n c b u r n e r s . P r i c e d from $7.00 to $125.
FliKPRCTlON STOVH CA)..A,U:.
C*.nU,J *.
v ij
�i'- tf - f .in w r if
zz.
t y$ T _
•t‘t ^
■■........ .
. Results At
Seminole Park
All Hut A Single Race
a large mid-week crowd,
retting a f a a t p a c c in
’ netting a f a s t pace from
1 won fro m ; L ad y . P o rter
,d«y’s fe atu re *t Semi,k. Tho w inner wore the
the Dncrc. staBle nnd was
Ifcnly for hi* second vlche day.
opener T ender Seth, forncky Derby winner, rom pa w inner,t.v six lengths
pyright. Toney Brown
of the otherav
ond fav o rite in .a row
hen Contact won in an
ion. Jingle disposed of
In the stretch drive hut
icrt up to th e winner,
rd event provided T. I’nshis second winner, o f
i n hc»pi]pUil Sw^eiunt
o ic r the 6 1-2; furlong
Bran H. Set n fast para
rn where ho was unable
off the challenge of tho
„ , , p 'i
. Second 1 ftacc<—1700 Claim
I p ip S T RACfe—T ender1 'S e th , nnd Littte niH,ng»,
hiacum a) $4.GO, $3.20, $2.20;
SIXTH RACE—Clydellnj (Chen- .
° * U.pU,fi,^,nr, ;
■opyrljjht, (F am es) $3.40, $2.20;
WarTy ........... ...... .—
’(O hy.D rtaii,' (M tHunpy) | 2.20. •. thnni) 136.20, $10.00, 15.80; S llont1
rAlso ---------ran,------------Serbian,
-Fnos, Sonnso Lilllfth (Mozcf)
( McDonald )* $4.CO.
. j ^ T. W°rlh ln 8:to0 ................... .
arid Shamrock Flower.
Afson nfn. Tease, Myrtle Belle, i w 0 *5.
f o r o « M,. No,.
::::::::: : = : ■
SECOND RACE -C o n ta c t,!H e ir n o „ h .
•
. —‘f**1 . Sally Jones ........... ..........
ly) 64.00, $2.00, $2.20; Jingle, (Me*
•SEVENTH RACE—Lank, (Dvr- S in g ie h n n d .............. l._............
Crossen) $3.20, $2.20; Red Seth;
H ry) 112.80, 5.20, <$4.$0; H arp o'-1 Reprieve .................. .......
—1
(Chealhnrfi) $2.20,
Also ran, L ast F rier, Gold C o l North, (Sm ith) $5.80, $3.80, Top Bog Pardon .............
, Hidden Jewel ............_________ *
onist, the Law, and John Jciep h . R.Van, (Pillt-s) $4.60.
Red Seth ......
Romping Lad
Ala
Karl Pool
L oikI Timo ...
• 1 0 7 .The Rovo ..
.♦107 rn p tict I.*-!*
Aunt Laura
not
,lia ’
. Sixth. I
’Fourth Race—4706 .Claim'
4, V O & U p - 5 1*2 JFur,£
' Hnpnburg Misa -------The i ’e r u v in n ... ......- ____ ___
R'>und Robin ........
_ ...*
Hopalong ___
‘
Fun Maker ____
,...<
First Light ..... ..........
F C. Corley _______________ ______ ______ _____
Seventh Race—$700 Claim
■>
Star Finish ....„....... . ._....___
3 7 0 * Up—1 M 10 Yds
Froth -------- ---------- ------ J L rp of the N o r t h ___ ______ *106
Fmdav ....... ............ -....’ ----------Galahad II ------------------- i l l
THIRD RACE—Sweetum , (Pnsj Betty'M ao ...................................
y»!a ............
................... ( i t
cum a) $4.00, $2.80. $2.80; Dean II
j Qtiunnh
.....
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S
----;.......
(11
(Fam es) $3.40, $3.00; F irst Light,
Also Eligible: ,
Janus .„-------- ,-------- 1 .....,..*106
(Sm ith) $10.00.
| Kiithleon K....... ............. ........
lloclt
........... ;_____ *106
Also rnn; Lamp W ard, Mcssincs,
(12 & 1 )
i:
in tain Chief ................
*106.
Oil Lady, Glim mering and Aunt
Fifth Race—$706 Claim
Laura.
Seminole P ark, Longwood, Florida,
3 Y O —« F u r.
I Sixth Day, Friday, Pec. 17, 1926
Poxt tim e—2:16 O’clock,
FOURTH
R A C E — D u s k I —W inter Meet.
Bonny Cnrtle. ........................
•A pprentice allowance'.
____ •M01
Forget Me Not ..................
___ ,10J
Donald) $4.20; L jiK eoss, (P auley)
Maidens, All A ges—rf Fur,
More th an half the people in the
___ * 107 j I^»rd York ............................ ......*101
Out.
Tim Rooney .... ... '
..........
......._______________ 1 1 2 J°hn Finnegan ....................
106 United S tates still have, names ol
B ritish origin.
Also rnn, Locarno, and-M asquer- S u^ar Lo-if ..
, . , ea i ...........% ......4 .1 1 3 Toxos,..................
ado.
1
Bellfcclaire
%
J
- - ;v -T ‘ U lM an d y
] 1 ............. ..*107
— .—
'
Pierre Rbue
„ 4 t I l 2i Broadview ^ .M :] ......i ’ ...-— 1112
FIFTH RACE — Cliurette, ( Hen- *Monb agle
t'F M assines
„.*l07
who finds among Jier* rtrgaaured gifts on *dhristm
morning. The mygferiouB Key to Happiness!
* 4tt •' •, 1 •
-v . ',»•
.. x\ - ■;V VV,;; -*V
..
How ahe will thrill when she opens the liti
jewel ease in which those magic keys repose. Imagf
her delight when she realises they are the key’s to t
most luxurious gift of all—a beautiful STUDEBAKI
CUSTOM CAR.
Longwood Race
Card Tomorrow
L«t us talk it over. •
Vi,*H
.
fourth race a .favorite
he in for, the form p|ayerH
[came .'by Bubkb to yrin by
Jengtlf: I ji Kross camo
a slow s ta rt.
|th raco provided the first
long shot of the nfterjn Clydolla, tucked In for
[half mile, tam e on to win
from Silent Lillian. F or
Not, tho favorite, got n
rt and never did tret u,i
Bu l>ont M yrtle Belle for
end of the p u rs^
[last race of the day I-ank,
im proving his position.
:iugh on the rail nnd on
Wretch run^gapkuted the
fir$t three horses were
iqchatl nnd the winner
^known until the judges
i t he numbers.
[faro the first rare Tender
—
Dear Friend
My new store is handy to roach. Plenty of
parking.,spaces and courtesy when you
cmhe. ,$75,000., Stock on hand to select
fjjoijn,,,, Vfist;stock& at my New York wareB W ^Everyone' welcome to ask for rug
information and advice freely given. Rugs
on.hatid4hchj.cje Keshan, Sarouk, Kermen^shah, S p eh au ^ -iiilahan, Meshad, Mosul,
Sparta, BeldtfEhiStan, Iran, Etc., Prayer
Rugs, Saddle Bags and every conceivable
kind of Chinese Rugs. ALL color combina
tions and sizes from 1 foot long to 35 foot.
Many genuine antiques.
These rugs make a most wonderful Christ
mas G ift.
Last year during the Christmas month I
sold $40,000 worth of Oriental Rugs for
Christmas gifts.
bought by Vernon Cloud i
Oklahoma stable, and j
bis appreciation by win-*,
[first race of the day.
[W e s te rn ' S t a r
Play On Coast
[(.(*, Dec. 16,—(A1)—Bob
tackle a t N orthw estern
i> for three years nnd
km
m any
nil-Am erlrnn
ki- year, has accepted the
["Navy B ill"'Jpgrnm , An■arh. to 'plrf>- with t In
is tern football
tejn.i
tlie , all-w estern stars o'.
[nri.ro -m n charity gam e
Year's dny.
bn is the firs t Big Ten
Boin ,th c.eastern nquotl.' Ho
[h< d his conference, foot bp II
so the j>ost sCnson ruie
[ronferencc has no effect
|s athletic standing.
J
,V • ! h ‘ V • S--JT. *r 4 ( •• i
*0 1 .. *>
•' .•■?! r .lift
F r o c k s F o r E v e r y O c c a s io n
O rn r o f u ll
V io n n o t
m
n Jee v es, * 8 \v itip iu g ca p ^ s, d e lic a te litco c o lla r s ancl g a y cm-
b r o id e r ie s o n h a n c e th e so * fro c its o f c r e p e ,^ s a t'in n i ^ aolTlc V tJ iiH & sC fi? p o p u
fftr r e d s , g r e e n s , b lu e s , b e ig e , n a v y n n d b la c k — all g r e a t v a lu e s .
$15.00 Values
Reduced to
$10.00 Values
Reduced to
$18.95 Value
t
Reduced to
$ 1 2 .9 5
Yours very truly,
he by means of pumice !
hr ■.istopi in pre-ltnm an I
‘fit the only method al>"in.' mental hospitals.
F. Y. Ohanesian
Importer of Oriental Rugs
411 Fairbanks Ave. ----- Winter Park, Fla
►Phone 272
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RIDAY
, A NeW
31 or More Days
COMMENCING >i
\
Assortment
t x 4ji .tr, V> a - r
$16.00 Value
JRedpced4o.se
Cut to selT^
j
$ 3 0 .0 0 V i
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Ladies
Patent, Satin
.Black Kid"
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Coatfi that fiilmick the growb^utia in trimmings of fur i
and atyieB/ Worm ond nootly lined., Jn all colors nnd
»4 an it.
i i i t l. . \ '
Oxfords
J fe a n 3
alues
to sell
$ 4 '. 8 5 ~
ridav Only
ic The, Display
I
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Seven Races Daily—Rain or, Shine
jj
J o s. a T inker, TreB.
: £r r;
AtlnUsslon- Im
M oon l i t
JKdw,„A^ahteinn, Mgr. Director.
r t rking^$2.00 plug t & f e - ,
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K *«furU . r i o r M a .
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THE BACK NUMB!
Actually Wants School Men’For Schools iraw^ rk
cr n
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- A s Brisbane Sees It
inford Herald
H< r o n it C l a s s
M a t te r ,
J 1 I J . a t t h a P o s to f f J c o
H l n r l d a , u n d e r A c t - Ci?
The clinirinah of the’ board,, of trustees of the Miami
Beach schools would like to have educators put in chnrffe of
the state school system.
‘
' -*f.
Shocking as this may sound to some citizens the gentle
man* thinks that-a county school superintendent should be
No New Ford.
A New McNary B ill..
Killed Their Bootlegger.
)YY Are Religious.
nr A r . n i i m B r i s b a n e
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IIPTIOX HATE*
-17.0#: Sis Mo
C l iy b y Carrier,
W ..V »
thinks- that the superintendent should not be chosen in
a political primary, but be appointed by a school board on
the credentials th6 candidate could show, and, presumably,
,
MOTiCKi —All *tobltuury
da of shanks, raaoluilona
of entertalnraanta Wh —
» m ad« -will saebay
advertising rats*.
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business is dull, advertise
A |th u r Brisbane sny*. "The
to swim hard is when the
rrent*la against you."
naiauutwr General New helievea
•Ul» men should bo given the
’ !ienaUy. Thnt I* the best
y o l getting rid of banditry
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Concensus of opinion at the
iry Club yesterdny noon seem
to fftVor a bond issue to rnlse
loncy for the construction o f n
tftl
Will Roger*, suyn a dirpHtch, has
\ elected mayor of Beverly
I.
I t ’S funny how a luriat-
re f of hi* caliber could get
into anything of th a t kind.
H i r»
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indt) m orning paper object*
' to cows along the Cheney highway.
We don’t blame thn Sentinel. Wo
trly ran over a cow th ere tne
’other ^ s y and would probably
OUr neck* if we had.
-p--------.e was on the Bmnll boy !
iwled under a tent at a re -1
Itg thinking he was get- j
circus.—Tlnies-Union
fdrtnv boy who even on the
w t tell tho difference be j
*'ecn 4 revival ten t nnd n circus.
o
-Clayton Codrington, popular cd
lily Ijoss of the public ^chaoT syftVcirLjh .hlA v*luaWe indu*tr‘M
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i for econ^ay. W
Binmiuionerx are conitlon to Improve
site the Hotel
l('e with tennis and crof I f the city U going
rig, let them do it welt,
p going to build any teni, let them build good
f
get indifference instead of honors. ! “ I""
and a pittance for pny. This kind
spends rnofct of its time polishing
a bench with n hard luck story.
Then, still lower down In tho
scale than this, wo have tho fellow
who will not do tho rig h t thing
even when some one goes along
to show him how and stay s to see
thnt he docs it: ho is alw ays out
of n Job, and receives tho contempt
he deserves, unless lie happens to
have u rich pa, in which case des
tiny patiently aw aits around tho
corner with u stuffed club.
Next,^h|r^are those who do The K To which class do you belong?
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RAY BROS. I! The Jew
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All si/.os, t p i a i l e r s , h a lv e s am i w hole boxes, m ix e d if
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For a Better Stucco HoJ
Also F ire p la c e a n d S to v e wood in a n y q u a n t i t y
D e liv e rie s A n y w h e r e
Every element oi
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Bolutely uniiorm iota
no st rcaks —lioautilu! ill
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COMPLETE
DRUGS
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sons run around in Paris.
His
word meant more jn real authority
to the world's women than ull the j
decisions of a thousand high j
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL S haffor
of North Dakota, w ants the legis
latu re to resto re the death penal
For Sale by
ty for m urder. Ho says u burglnr
tUii S a n f o r d , Fla .
will sho^t m ore recklessly if ho
Uiknows thd w o rst penalty is life im.<
.
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t
kf
prisonm erit. . > In fa ct those th a t
practice T o b b t t i 5»‘th violence de....
v i.
where there
■ a a a a a iia aa a H a a B
v ^ i u i u p u u
Electric chair.
a must be
2 ' ' W \ yJ
rto h n
pf promlscu- !
- fi .k *1 f l / C |V7j
been p ro v -1
TAMPA TRIBUNE
thnt under
— . uvou«y -. Wednesday
ivounuMiay -. Thursday
i nursday m urder increasMonday - Juosdny
norm al condr
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♦isniment sets nn
es
when
th*L
Eyery
Week
Until
Further
Notice!
Yale’s call t ot a la rg e '» u tn o f large. Personal contact betveon
betjyeon ” " ‘T*
“ v
srs has almost oxoraP,e in kU,lDg*'
■.anUrely in pupils and leac-hers
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Instruction Is greet- vanished. Y outhful in stn icto ts
MONEY FOR INSTRUCTION
Melton Elect®'
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EVERY ONE OF millions will ,
he interested to hear that Jean
IN IT IA T IV E
Philiipe W orth, the fuinous dress- ;
ELBERT HUBBARD
maker, has gone to n land where
there is no stowing.
His house dressed queens und '
The world bestows it* big prizes, right thing only wlwrn necessity
empresses
of state uml finance,
both in money
for but kick* them from behind, nnd these
.
. and
. . . honor*,
. . .
od-M a atartllng Innovation i
lege fund campaigns. New
F jlIw ^ D n d o City ladle* to,
lng*r* stadiums,
physical
'
*
* equip
zrnfng from Tampa tho a lit of all aorta, ara the uoua
and got to talking pol*
ureincnta offete;! by ^^ati^ition.
•
vf
1 iri11 her heart
electrical thing* w
lessen her work
home a pleasure,
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Iw'en p u t to unusual* u xpeaso t h i s y c u r on a c c o u n t o f th c .R n n if. I.«»cal diocesan enurt* hear
hear
la rg e in f l u x of n e w c o m ers, and t h e h u r r i c a n e s , a n d a t p r e s - , "‘"'l cons,,^ r evidhnr. n U rtv'^
ent h a s n ’t on e c e n t in its t r e a s u r y to s p e n d t o w a rd g iv in g its . ftr, kIlot vah(, untl| |UIHM.,|
i.y
c h ild re n a m e r r y C h r is tm a s .
lb .
r . ’tu m III.t u t '
T h e r>>ta tie
(Inly t h e d r a b o n Ii nary m ea l, g r i t s a n d c a b b a g e ! Nmii* . n|«-» (. t ,.r lufitmM ih.' .|<*< i*i.>ii
N<> niiniillnenl
u f Uh> good t h in g s w h ic h go w i t h e v e ry C h r i s t i n a s d in n e r ! ■•I it low.-! . " 1 1 1 1
rant'* t«r*- taken *hreet 1" Rome
None of t h e d e c n ra tm n s , no i ’h r i a t n i a s t r e e , im s p a n g le s tor
i t ’ Nut a singh n r e x nl ' T h a t 's t h •- m e r r y C h i i - d m a s fm
| | K 1 ' * I'll KK K.‘if
at' 1 1
1(1111.(011.1.
I i a a*) l • n i >
t h e little urpharts ul the C h ild r e n 's H u m e Su« i••t >. unless i n .
Saw tit C la u s is the jo lly good fellow t h e s to ry hooks -ay lie 11iiii,(at \ t.ave t roubles, ami I’et h
nar.d, Li.inaina * king. i* cl'**
is, and u n le s s he c a n fig u re o u t s o m e w a y , in t h e s e h ard his death, whit h will leave every
rim es, to g e t a r o u n d to evferyotie.
thing In a moss.
It is suggested to cum bine the
T h e t h o u g h t h a s o c c urred t o us t h a t t h e r e m ig h t be
som e re a l kind folks in S a n f o rd w ho w ould he glad to h e l p ' three n.untricn in one country.
a*y to make a
himT T h e real p l e a s u r e of C h r i s t m a s , you know, is in giv,M n'’* combining three
m g r a t h e r t h a n in rt*cei\ing.
I o m a k e s o m e o n e else happy men w it h consumption, aim. min,
th e s u r e s t way to lie happy y o u r s e l f
A nd t h e r e is prol» and the grippe. I hut le what
..hly no w a y in th e w o rld th a t you could m a k e little c h ild re n Kurope ha* been trying to .1/
h a p p ie r, a n d t h u s h a v e a happy < h n s t n i a s y o tirs e ll. th a n
TMF It l( I I I SI I I'AKF. m ir .'.r
by h e lp in g S aint N icholas ne x t u . e k giv e t h e F lorida seriously
Young Arthur Halle
o r p h a n s t h e best t im e of t h e i r li\> —
and u young woman made a sin
T h e y a r e e x p e c t in g n o th in g . T h e ir po o r lives h a v e held cl tie pact He didn't buy the pul
'•th in g f o r th e m to w a r r a n t any d i f l e r e n t e x p e c t a t i o n s , son, she got it. swallowed tier
share, died, and he will he hanged,
"h ey will be glad t h a t o t h e r little hoys a n d g irls a r e happy, for starting something thut caused
b u t t h e y a r e a f r a id t h a t S a n t a w o n ’t h a v e t im e f o r them . death.
H ow h a p p y th e y will be if t h e good people of F l o r i d a get
Should millions ..f woniet read
t o g e t h e r a n d help o u t so t h a t th e y too r a n h a v e a m e r r y of the death df Sir Oliver Calge,
Marconi, Millikan, and n dozen
h ristm a s.
other jyeat scientists, the major
T h e C h ild re n ’s H o m e Society at J a c k s o n v ille is appeal- ity would any, “that's too had,”
anti not be much interested.
.ng f o r y o u r aid.
o f th a DeLatid News, ha* been onf, thing, nnd that i* Initiative.
M .dcnt of the Associated ! What> is inltinlivc .
I l l tall
Florida. T hat organiza-1 >'ou: 11 in d°inif th t} rig h t thing
n f a potent factor in i without being toid.
But next to doing the thing with
:wBpapcr life, will now
sore emoothly and effl- out being told is to do it when you
arc told once. Thnt Is to *ny, cnY»n ever,
ry n Messago to Garcia; thoso.who
-o1 Cooildge Boems to bo can carry, a messago g et high hon
the custom of inviting ors, but their pay Is not always
^JRfhlte, House for in proportion.
Next there uro those who never
itssad *of dinner. Most
do
a thing until they are told
eat much for breakHe President probably twice: such get no honors ^and
ivatlon quite LaMina small pay. 4
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A S ’fo il cAD
THE FORD COMPANY send* to
ag en ts the statem ent published
sonic days ago in this column, th a t
F ord is “not" going to put out new
models or new car* of an y kind,.
«M*, eight or any bfheP num ber o f
cylinders. T h a t’should be gorier' ally 'known to prevent disturbance
b f tine of tha g re k te it nnd mOst
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A ppl
Make an id
Fo» A Woi
Soack all the lift
Fo P - G um av^V a k p c- s T
UF-To - ^ 6 ? rCAMKNOpK.
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Make An Orphan Happy
no longer ask n nonator
» |atc ho is from : they n*k
Wh|c h investigating committee
b elo rg s to.
Elec’S
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\WMV DcwT "icw hi3dwTmm
Aome fears unnamed
UK \K F MORE religious thnn
....
the people of Frtginnd There *U<*h 1
.'had, m y country!—nm I to be
i|Ue»tloii* qs “tin you IndieVe in
" ' blam ed?
*i.»d iii itnmorldlitv in
ht*11—
KoW when I think of thee and w hat
heaven the divine birth of Christ,
O ne w e e k .ffo in t o d a y will be C h r i s t m a s ami th e i h ildren etc.,'- bring all *(>rt.M of ntrnnge at.
m * T th o u a rt.
In the bottom of my heart n y o u r h o m e wjll be up as e a rly a s th e c h ic k e n s d iv in g into swer*
unfilinl feara 1 am
l l e t e w e u e mt 11V a n s w e r " \ e s ”
h e ir Htoc kings tQ s e e w hat S a n t a C la u s h a s left fo r th em ,
HyUham ed.
nd Jumping jfli&ftilly aboift t h e C h r i s t m a s tre e w i t h e y e s ’) t» such question*.
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with
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red
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t(^7t'h
H^'Mallt'Hrv't^o
dearly m ust we prize thee; wo
' h ite candy. It will t>c a .g r e a t da y for y o u n g s t e r s w h o a re ,,Un nli(, lMlR>.
who find
I n th ee a bulw ark for the causo of
rtunato enough to live in h a p p y h o m e s .
t <> thinking .r questionini
mart; '
Not far a w a y t h e C h ild re n 's Hom e S o c ie ty of F lo rid a in
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I - by my affection w as be '-uksonville shelters se v e ra l t h o u s a n d o r p h a n s w ho a r e proli
1*.\V
I.ITTI.E
mtention
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guiled:
ably
wondering
to
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if
good
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u
ft wonder if a poet now and
• th e n r - 8^ - - * - * * * ....... genUi&nfth
h a lp le s s as well us th o se fut i4)11:lllmultl
ong the m any m ovem ents of his m ore favored by f o r t u n e ^ T he C h i l d r e n s H om e Stn-iety h a s I M„t, npiUicfttiorr nfn !/»■'WiWiMlilf
/« n i s' Ibvfrr o r a child!
— W. W ordsworth.
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V
s u p e rio r e d u c a t io n , te c h n ic a l .t r a i n in g
THE
EMBATTLED
w estam ABiOClATKD P R R lf
l in e d p r # » s la • e x c l u s r IIt« '
1 su p e rv is io n , n n d 'b e cleap a n d ; s t r a i g h t farm Jbloc and southern cotton
planters ffreil their firs t gun fo r
a s o n e x a m p le o f good m a n h o o d . '> < •
or In
cnorfgh to »
r e l i e f ' legislation yesterday. Tito
t h li*
a p a p e r a n l n la o »h*
V F l o r i d a , i f ’t h e ’ r e a d e r d o e s n ’t h a p p e n to k n o w , h a s a McN'iiry-Hnugrn bill, throw n outp u b l is h e d h e r e i n .
A ll
r e p p b l l o a t i o n o f s p e c ia l b o a r d o f e d u c a t i o n m a d e up o f m e m b e r s of t h e g o v e r n o r ’s a yenr ago, is buck, revised by Mclehrs h e r e i n a r a a l a o r a a e r v e d .
cabinet.--’*T h e y : W ith t h o S ta te S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f P u b lic I n N ary, head of the a g ric u ltu ra l
s
t r u c t i o n ru ii t h e sc h o o ls fro m t h e s t a t e e n d o f it, a n d leave committee.
)AY, DEC. 16. 1926
It's not a “ price fixing p lan ,’!,
e a c h c o u n t y to t h e c a r e of its c o u n ty s u p e r i n t e n d e n t , w ho you arec assured, ,just
unv a ..................
suggestion
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that
"thc””
g°ov'ernment
'mVkV foans
lake at I n f a n C i Irani
A s h a s h a p p e n e d a few t im e s in s o m e p a r t s o f t h e r fta te jto help cotton, wheat, corn, hogs*
w a te r ro u te <• J a r k s o n too, t h e c o u n ty s u p e r i n t e n d e n t n e e d k n o w v e ry little n b o u t , ricclo u
o f at. J o h u a - r u reaxiin’ a n d ’r i t i n ’ a n d A rith m e tic t o la n d t h e job. H e m ay | (j e NT i . e m e n ~WIIO think it all
I’ y U r r r C a n a l.
M o f w h its w a r .
e v e n be a c h e a p s p o r t o r a t h i e f a n d la n d t h e job, if he had i nKht for government to relievo
p o o l, f e a a l a
ro a rta .
a p o l it ic i a n ’s skill. O n ly in c o m m u n i t i e s w h e r e t h e people railroad* »itb higher r-res, aina tla s of
b a lld ln s
p ro h o a i r a , h o t e l a , o p a r t . a r e h o n e s tl y i n t e r e s t e d in t h e i r sch o o ls m u s t a m a n m eus- cercly believe it is Bociaiiam to-try
tI w a o H , -.
v ><
•re up a s a h ig h c la s s e d u c a to r to o b t a i n - t h e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’s ‘V o w e v ^ n ” thing wo“ s e 'th n n
C o a ta tla a lo a o f f i v e m em *
f t ’"'"
office. A n d t h e r e a d e r would b e s u r p r i s e d to le a rn h o w few far,n socialism would be defeat for
Io n o t k o u l o r a r d
'*'! c o u n ti e s a r e in w hich s u c h i n t e r e s t is s h o w n in t h e the Republican pnrty in 1028. The
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l o t i o n o f e l t r b e a n t l f l e a - Schobls.'"’
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JH O T a a u
a n a le n
of aehool
my a te m
,r-’‘ O b v io u sly U n a w a r e o f t h e l a b y r i n t h o f law s e n t a n g l e d !for h,m
t k p r o r U l o n f o r ln e rra a e < t
a b o u t t h e school- s y s t e m of F lo rid a , t h e M iam i B ench m ail! noOTI.EDGING, ALWAYS proflin e .,
ap.
\ —— Or------t u g g e s t s a n u m b e r o f i m p r o v e m e n ts t h a t could b e m a d e . : itubie, ir. sometime* dangerous,
L,B V ERSE FOR TODAY
He w ould h a v e m e n of n a tio n a l a b ility b r o u g h t i n ' t o t h e | which may rom fort real prohibit
. fivo
DY TO PARDON—“Thou d a t e to f o rm a s t a t e school b o a rd . T h a t would n e c e s s i t a t e . Uoniti*
im e n r im e m s to t h e s t a t e c o n s ti tu t io n . T h e c h a n g e in th e • bU,)porU ,ti t hc.ni nicely, lie Imd
n God ready to pardon, gra
Dtta and m erciful, slow to anger, n e th o d o f s e le c tin g a county s u p e r i n t e n d e n t would also re- 30id several bottles of whisky to
rtm
great.kindness." Neh. 9:17.
-,;re a c h a n g e hi t h e c o n s titu tio n . A nd w h e n hf> t a l k s a b o u t 'n taxi load ' o f bonVivlallty. T h l
YER—"Lord, if we confess
im p o r ta n c e o f d o i n g aw ay w i t h t h e c o u n ty u n i t o f school 1<'n<1 returned for mor* nt th ree
, gins Thou a r t faithful
Just '’ft
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ftfarire os our sins, and to m a n a g e m e n t in t h e s t a t e , he h a s to u c h e d u p o n a n o t h e r place r i Yoij ^
t ^ , drunk," nnd thek
UM us from all unrighteous- w h e r e . t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n would h a v e to be r e p a ire d .
killed him, one bullet in hi* hend,
T h e fu cts a r e t h a t F lo rid a will h a v e to grow in c u lt u r e ono in his chest.
' ----- — 0---------an d in i t s a p p r e c ia tio n of th e need o f good schools b e fo re
-------OLD MASTERS
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s y s te m o f school m a n a g e m e n t by s o m e t h i n g b e tte r . But it bootleggers nnd bootleggers poison
w h a t has tam ed
the customers,
prohibition
£ " nations;
how ennobling .h well t h a t t h e r e a r e
w h o a r e willing to s h o w up all
would be n problem sojved, but
thoughts depart
'le w e a k n e s s e s o f t h e p re s e n t s y s te m . S o m e day t h e a g i t a nothing u iks one hundred per
man change sword* for ledg- tion will CrystalTze i n to Successful action
i ent
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148
MRS. FRED a
Mrs. Stewart Dutton
E ntertains At Bridge
.Wednesday Evening
MAYOR FORRE;
WELFARE DEP.
P ersonals
•' ' ' *
1' 'M .
*.
. T ty a ttra c tiv e hew home of Mr*.
110 rMflPPl*
era’ Association of
tool will
r >__
it
meeting. ^ / o r - th e
minolo C hapter 0 .
held a t the M asonic
o'clock..
. -• .
H e n d o n ' . will
nbers of th e Id lers
. 2:30 o'clock a t her
ford H eights,
i ti>e W est Side P a rAnsoclation n t 3:30
West Side P rim a ry
Friday
son C hapter, N . S.
ncct w ith Mr*. Jo h n
Ira. A. M. D eForest
the hoftie o f .M rs.
Ily Avenue.. .
Jre of th e Women of
Holy Cross C hurch
in the chapel, w ith
Vaughan a* leader,
class of the Gra»niry school Tinder th e
M arg aret Mcitao.,
cital a t tho South
[auditorium a t 8 o'
bdevillo" nt th e Wo.
[8 o’clock, undttr the
be Sallie H urrison
D. A. R.
^uttmT i»“ Frimklln-.Ter-
the scene o‘f'A n ,u n u su a l-.
ty bridge jufrty ‘ Wedne*cHing when aho entertained
wo tables o f player*. ' » i **>»
Golden i marigold* , u n d . i i r n f
w ere effectively arranged ip bask*
eta \ n d bowls of the living room
where the card table* were' spread.
The colors of gold and green w ere
also carried out in the tally cards
which were In the form of* oty-‘
fashioned lassies w earing hoop
skirts' and carrying dninty p a ra
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins,
sol*.
Mr. nnd MVs. Ralph W ight, Mr,
When score* had been added it
and Mrs. Hal W ight were among
wna found th a t Mrs. C. II. Thcrria u lt was holder of high score, those from Sanford attending Enrl
Wednesday
w hile low score was made by j Cnrrol’s "V anities"
evening
nt
Dol-and.
Mrs. L. N. Stephenson.
R efreshm ents
consisting
of
Mrs. F rank Scruggs left Wed
pineapplo flu ff topped with whip
nesday
afternoon fo r Lakolnnd
ped cream, lady fingers nnd tea
Wcro Berved by tho hostess a s where she will spend thp holidays
sisted by Mr*. C. W. Stoudcnmiro with her Bister, Mr*. H,' J. Pem ber
ton.
and Mrs L. N. Stephenson.
Tho players included Mrs. A.
Mrs. V-ohn Mcinch nnd Mra.vJohn
R. P latt, Mr*. J. E. Wathun, Mr*.
Leunardi. 'lhotored
to Orlando
C. W. Stoudcnmiro, Mr*.
Ritchie, Mrs. L. N. Stephenspri, T hursday'" where they were tho
Mr*. , C. H.
, , ,T -herriault, Mrs. ISarl guests of Mrs. M. O, O verstreet
nt- Luncheon, and also attended the
F,el<ls nn4 M rs. b u tto n ,
---*'! party nt the Rosalind Club during
Vaudeville To Be One lho nfternoon
Of Most Delightful Judge and Mrs. Jnm es G. Sharon
Judge nnd Mrs. W. Wallace
A ffairs This Season nnd
W right form ed a p arty motoring
:inia Lawton
Friends On
Birthday
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
[club members to a C hristm as pro
gram which will include some of
tho best local talegt.
The next meeting of tho W elfare
D
epartm
ent w ill he held Jan . 10,
o f th t Moving Picture
.In the form of a box luncheon, afannounced th at Children's Moti
pictures could bo launched under U r .(which a tour of inspection of
the auspices of theVWomau's Club tB e ' new school building* of the
fo r the present and showed how city will be —
It could pay for itself w ith a nom
inal sum for ticket*. .
Mrs. Stella A rrington, In Behalf
of the Parent-Teacher*’ Associa
tion, neipea to make this possible
by bringing the consent of Mr. T.
W. I-awton, county superintendent
of public Instruction, fo r th e us*
of the auditorium a t the South
Side Prim ary School for this p u r
pose.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
The Women’s Club, however, is
U »v P*
•
to assume tho expenso of this pro
ject and to protect the school build
Conrad Nagle
ing from damages done by th*
, and £■
children, should th* auditorium be
Clalre Windsor
used for this purpose. Definite
action was deferred until tho next
hiecting.
The departm ent chairm an also
Novelty
announced
th at Mrs. Cauthen
Tho
Congress
Hutchison had accepted tho office
of Celebrities
of Child Welfare chairman.
COMEDY
• An announcement was read from
"Plumb Goofy”
Mrs. C. H. Smith, program chair
man for the Music Departm cpt
Mllnne News
meeting on Dec. 21, inviting the jl
Welfore Departm ent and other v
KE a d d r e s s :
:e n t m e m b e i
■Jmsincs* m eeting JVedryladay a f .
ternoon w ith th e depnrtm cnFohairnikn, Mrs. L. P . H agan, p n ald lh g .
y M ayoF E q rw at Lqko addressed
tho g atherin g In th e in te r e it o f th e
proposed bond issue fo r th e p u r
pose of building a m odem hospi
tal properly equipped to m eet th e
needs of Sanford. He stated th a t
the difference in taxes would not
be over a dollar per cap ita a year.
The departm ent and tho W oman'a
Club as n whole indorse this move
m ent and offered its h earty co-oporation.
Mrs. E. P. Morse, Seminole
County welfare worker, spoke In
behalf of the Sm ith-H ughes school
fo r boys. This is a p a rt tim e
school and has proven a success.
There are 17 boys cnrblled a t pres
ent, and equipm ent is badly need
ed. Tho departm ent voted to do
nate ffiO tow ard this w orthy in
stitution.
A request fo r helpers to assist
in packing C hristm as boxes fo r
over 200 needy persons. ipet vntn
hearty response. ' ljuito a large
number of m em bers offered to (favote several hour* each d ay to the
packing of these boxes.
*
Mrs. Robert G. Davey, chairm an ...........................................................................................................................
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daughter, Mrs. Roy Symmes a t
her lovely country homo on C ry
stal Lake.
FRIDAY
‘TIN HATS”
to DeLnnd Wednesday evening
where they attended Enrl C arrol’s
“ V anities”.
i
iturday
----- 1 Miss Avn W right, Miss Eleanor
!
lory H our at
Mis* Amelia Kendall of DeLnnd i Herring, Miss Ruth Henry, Miss
1
1:00 o’clock.
will arrive here Friilny afternc- m \Love Turner, Hodgson Hull nnd
j Club, promises to bo one of the
Wakefield will o n
to spend the week-end here a* the Robert W. Deane were among
most entertaining u* well a« one
ers of the 1922 24
guest of Mr and Mr*. E M Car- | those from Sanford
attending
, of the most artistic events of the,
lother Goose” pnrty
roll
I Earl Carroll's “ Vanities" Wednes| season.
i
It tier home nt Gen
_____ _
day evening at Del.nnd
The Society Vaudeville which is
to ho staged under the ntispices
of tho Sallie H arrison Chapter, N.
S. D. A. . at 8:00 o’clock next
Monday evening nt the Woman’s
SOCIETY
The members of the Chapter have
Jbecn very careful in the selection*
Mrs. 1 htllp Allun and daughter i =
Mrs R.
R. P.
I* Jenkins and
of the program and they h a v e 1 K“‘ fieryn. Mrs
Mrs
L
Grow
lenve
Friday f>*r
determined to moke it one of the
prc Jacksonville and Pnlutku where j
m ost distinctive affair* ever pre
they
’>• wjll s|>cnd
t
spend the week end
sentod In Sanford.
B
Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open :
At 114 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel "
TanjferineH! Tangerines! Tangerines
30c per peck
W hatprice delay?
When failure to receive materials is
costing you money, service is of major
importance. Delays mean Idle men,
idle machinery—the job i3 held up.
Both oivnef and contractor arc the fr
losers.
O u r“ on-time” service prevents these
losses, just as the quality of the ma
terials we sell insured against the
costly waste3 of infer i iritv.
Take cement, for instance. Vve rec
ommend Lone Star, not only because- .:•
of its super-quality and uniformity;
but also because in back of our own
supply arc the stocks of a whole chain
of cement mills. We offer you prompt
service and complete assurance of
satisfaction.
Chase & Co*
Oak Ave.
—=
J. G. SHARON
Also usHortmentM in fan c y H o liday B oxes— a g ift t h a t
will su re ly plea.se.
A ttorney-at-L aw
Will practice In all the court*
In addition to tho splendid loc
I
Mrs
N
A.
Huwoy
of
f'adillac.
Examination of A bstrarta of Land
al talent, the
Daughters have ,
succeeded in securing several pro- !
arrived in Sanford W ednesTitles given especial attention
inla Lawton, the fesaional a rtia ts for the f u s i o n . 1
to
thc w ln,er with her
Office* In Oonrt House ‘
Hritt, « ballet [ r
of Mr. and Mr*. Mis* Virginia
[entertained n num- dancer of linusunl taleni, will give m
dance.
ids W ednesday nfI Misses Audrey Roberts and Miss
ihomc on PAlmetto Louize Tatum H ungcrfoid, both of
^r*tic^ of hex tept[i yOcJuJulp, will do a ' Grecian duut
'dunce. Both of these young lad
»ry.
home was deco- ies have hud n great deal of ex
Istmns w reaths, red perience before the footlights and
>nd bowls- of poin- possesses unusual talents. Tick
, ' No m utter what kind you have, we will allow you
fiistletoe and hibis- ets ore on sale at Iainvy Drug
|ecorated C hristm as Company.
five dollara for it on a now one
to th a festive up,
rooma where th e
,ini^
Braxton Perkins
emhled £o* p lay ^t ; .m otored to Dei.nnd Wednesday
TVvening where they witnessed the
kind* weje plnyed
Irnoon and at n Into Enrl (.’urrid’s “ Vanities"
Wrist Watches
Exchange Your Old One For a New One
INUAHATIDMAl. ST5TW
T H E TA L K O F T H E TOWN
BLUE BONNET MARKETS
Ite
Op poslte
CEMENT
Lone Star Cement U made By the
Valdez Hotel — 13th & Oak
Alabama Portland Cement Co.
SanfordI A \e . & 9th — Sanford-Orlnndo Hoad at
Birmingham. Ala.
Subsidiary of International Cement Corporation
Gindervllle
l6 T B « e » M * ita M 'ig B e B A » e E B E ira B T ia a B E e e E e e B * * e * a e B s y i? ' “
IKflfll
McLaulin, The Jeweler
rn were arked into
t» for refreshm ent*
lunts, hot chocolate,
i. Tha refresh m en t .
with * dainty cm-1
• and contcred w ith 1
rake Iced in w hite
rith coconut to repini topped with ten
sch child was given
Ug filled wiU» can- ,
‘The
Stokes
Catalog
|o»tc*s was assisted
her guest* by her
Pi W. Iuiwton, and
Kirby. About V>
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Park1Are the
Style Hit for
Winter
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K ID N EY S
kidneys h u rt an d j
I* sore, den’t g e t
pfwd to .load, your
p lot o f 'd n lg * < th « t1
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tract. Keep your
11'ke you keep .'your
by flushing them
“ unless salts which
* the body’s urlnoits
"olstc them to th e ir
r: \
1 of tho kidneyi is to
<!• In 24 hour* th ey
t 600 grains of. acid
we can readily u nl»ital importance o f
p e y s active.
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° ? cru^ cvcr ma<^&
?hfi \ * ' ‘V. vy^H^ef.epw.
ini'.W v Vtinue to yield a susA
talned speed of 5 0 hnlles and
more per hour, 5 to 25 miles
in 8 seconds, and 25 miles to
the gallon—for months and
for years, as the” result x>f
C hrysler’s plan of Quality
Standardization.
last it is possible for you to
make a convincing and conelusive comparison of values
—studying the comfort, appearance and performance
faotQrsaf the Chrysier “50”tin
comparison with eveiything
else offered—and satisfyyourself at a glance in which car
you should invest your money.
needs are and
A Record Breaking Year
of Telephone Expansion
D
I:CI:M BER will mark the
completion of the larg
est telephone construc
tion projyam ever undertaken
in the South.
m
,
loaditer $750 (Ru:nble
iach $780; Sedan $8.30
'.... -
W l « » U e ur r . nl F r i . r . l u U m Mj l
Sedan $ 8 3 0 / ... b. D « t.I i
Telephone service, as
whole, is now better and more
valuable than ever before.
‘ New telephone buildings, ad-^ sl®{1
diiional centraf o ffice equip- f^oiti new
btent, vast quantities o f aerial jnvcstors v
and underground cable and : able relurt
hundreds of miles o f long dis-'
tance circuits have been In- • Y ou set
stalled to keep pace "With the
growth of the South. "
'T h is ' St
Much of this work has been subSianti.il
’ unseen and unknown to teleb h°ne users, b it Ih tM rv ic e has tefla fp roR
Continued without interruption jn-eatlv en
during its progress;*.
S > n 3
H* OVERI.IN,
in IM s I" a a k ^ 1
th# c th « * ; rep
be one time I'd ,
Few people keep an in- *
ventory of their personal
belongings!
Now that a new year- :
approaches “Turn oV; .
er a new leaf *and in*|
sure your household']
goods and valuables.!
Our insurance depart^
ment«• will
assist you
iBS
— *-«rr
»* L*i
-m
every possible way lijl
covering pr oper l j f S
your p o s s e s s i on.sl
against loss or dam- j
age!! We will quoWi
*‘EEU. SY:
OUTHERN BELL
sND T E L E G R A P
Rh o n e -
Developer*.
>4
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a.-..
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W |» ^ ?
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1 1
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n
£5— F J o r la ls
„ D iiir H " * ,d
[a
d
. R A TES
ih In Advance
will be reced ed
T*nd collector *enf
[for payment.
_10c a line
____ 8c a line i
____ 7c ia line
jrM on requcat.
rate* nre fo r
jcrtion*.
"of avcrago length
line.
[charge of 3Cc fo r
line l« restricted to
ifictio n .
9 is made The S anIwill be responsible
lincorrcct insertion,
for subsequent
ho office should bo
Jiately in case of
^VERTISERS <
| d representative
imiliar with ra te s,
.sificatlon will give
1information. And
they will assist you
Vour want ad. to
effective.
L\NT NOTICE
I should give th eir
ktoffico address as
phone number if
csulta. About one
a thousand has a*
the others ca n 't
with you unless
lour uddress.
Inuance MUST be
an at The Sanford
[or by leltar. Telelinuancr* ire not
prompt
tr v icm
Efficient
Found.
a
i i
bulldog
A. K. ROSSITER
> i FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
Celery Avenue
Phono 212-W
ono or two gentlemen. ( All con
A F loral Suggestion for Every veniences, including hot water. 81'I
Occasion
Magnolia Ave.
•>-.
Floral Designs a Specialty
FOR RENT - AttracUye
fTimt
room, private entraoei'hnd bath.
‘‘STEW A R T TH E FLORIST”
Available at once.'j{ijphone 42P,
Flow ers fo r all occasions
Mr*. I.iljn, or r u i r j X R l # P ark
” McLANDER-IARCADE
Ave.
Phono 781.
27—Professional Services /
DR. J . R. VIDLER
. . Chiropodist
(F oot Specialist)
oyd Shoe Store.
Lloyds
l'hono 102 for appointm ent.
X ill*
l.N 1) bai pm, plat
[one diamond ntlsr*
gense coniiminirnli
jelly Hoc 70(1, San
lew ai d.
iessoneM
|S ' T u b ej'7 5 ea
i peat in Sanford!
fire Co. 2 >V* West
— Re
*
I KIM CO.i.
owner.
Jt U O OK1)
s e n ire s .o ffe re e
Han
Bobbers
ii
; 1 htldren’s IK*
ftm i*ut
Ba r b e r s h o p
Ktuiliu Ave.
J<; STORE — Pre
rum. Soda. We art
>our phone.
i.i
iuj
•
A I i.rm tuie t \>
*t Struet
. lull line
nit Id
Cash oi
tni y . ir business.
|l
[tt'.'le Co., genera
•.. walks, build
| { .i * n boxes. J. R
op.
Hot SandWlchcr
(. < oM l'ANY
Hall 'sio i e"
daily ni <>ur pronip1
tript.ons and quid
liner y.
COWAN’ CO., Auto
I *heet metal works
| ’,,,i'tal theet metal
|6 "
3u7 French
[•VAN—All kinds ol
^ l Metal Work.
M Tanks. A t Oak
jfd Street. .Tele
W.JTCII THIS
FIR E L
TORNADO
‘
LIA BILITY *
'AUTOMOBILE
ROOM Sultnble for tw o gentle
HEALTH 4 ACCIDENT
men.
Hot water.
Rcnsonablo
rate
loir. Elm Aveuuo.
Our kndwlcdgo of iiiMtraijce is
always nt your disposal nnd will
G9— R oom s lo r H o u s e k e e p in g appreciate a call ut any time.
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
i W IL L TRADE a *1500 equity in I
USED CAR
FOR HER
I HE W IL L APPRECIA TE one of
our Gordon Pipes fo r HU C h n /trims* new furniture, located in Or- j FOR H E R —G ifts of distinctU h f o r , n,ni**, J o e s Smoko House, lf 8 W
Undo, FJii Vanderbilt Ave., fo rj the boudoir. Union Pharm acy. .1 s t St.
Snnford propurty. A ddress G. L. i
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j CANDIES, SHKAFKKKS Foun- NOVELTY SMOKING S*U, Hou*
;& P., care Herald.
dependable
nskd
c-ajl■
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, P er-j blgantV ‘Shaving Seis, Miljta-’y "ii*
utB
REPRESENT THE MOST AU
fume and compnet* that will Brushes, cath er Goods and PdtlUfcCTl
W a n lc d — R fu l K w lale
plcnsu her. lim e y 's Drug Storo, FI«sk». Union Pharm acy, ■
ji
PURCHASERS
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished
COLO LOUGH REALTY CO.
housekeeping rooma, all conven
Tel. 732
311 First Nat. Bk. Illdg. MOBIIh
RUGS— Shampooed, rig h t in your iences. 312 E. 5th St.
VALUE
FOR
new seven room house with high, - — : ~
THE
-------- 7---- s j
----------1 Melach Bldg.
home; colors restored, nap rnlsMON IN INVESTED.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
REA I. ESTATE W A N T E D
~
ed, made to look like new. ilighcHt 71— W h e re to E a t
SEE OUK ASSORTM ENT OF » Jacket*,
W .
Lounging Robes, wrii: <
approvals or no charge, U. Rieao,'
Will buy or trnde for your equity
('hristnms cards, novelty glns*- please Him thin Christm as, B. L S 3
INSURANCE
rug expert, with lawny Dry Clean EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good REAL ESTATE
in any lota in uny subdivision in wnre, tamps,-lincnsj h»ndk»\rchiefs, Perkins Co.
- things to cut nt nil times. 105.
ers, Phone 465.
lit) YOU KNOW
- * South Florida.*- In iinsvVcrir.g this eilk underwear,, |«ockot hooka un i ------------------------------- -—
W. 1st St.
i advertisem ent tell me lioW .much other
____ ____
______ ^gifts
__ ______
distinctive
for M l-U d y. ,.-0R HIM -.Attractive watches of ' ..
THAT
you ha\tr- 1.ald. the balance duo, ,.Mi-LadyV Shoppe,
110 M',,,n‘d
Mngmdia
EUGENE PER M A N EN T WAVES,
--------l,
the I n t o t design. D m Smith,
the lot numbers, and the l lk a t lin : Avenue.
no klnlcs, one price, personal a t 74— A p a r t m e n t s unil F l a ts
H4— H o u s e s f o r Sale
N ext to Yowtdt's,
tention. - DIuebird B eauty Shoppe.
U s d mi prices do not include a of property, also glYC your
j _____
Phone 349-J.
e.nt and home address. Write Box f H l y CHRISTMAS Give Her n
F^ 1 THE FAMILiV
.(ch arge !"i freight and war lux.
FOR RENT—Ona furnished and ,2000;. hASY TERMS, will buy
_____,
IIW-ll v<ii
Car.- Sanford I fern Id.
Singer
Electric.
C
a*h
or
te
n
*
.
o
UICK
M ESSEN GER SERVICE, j
one unfurnished apartment, c lose [ unfinished house with gnrnge o | i , ( j R,.,| ,.ur pMee>* do not provide f o r _______________
S. J. NIX
Singer .Sawing Machine U
( . . W. j To ,,..livo^ vour parkll
or K| f l s v
shaded lot in Oak Hill or will n p -.n n y pi«*ftt -m h as a new car busi• 1 <)0— Automobile For Hale
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law in. Call I6G-\V.
Nlcholann, M anager.
MrljintW* (-n|, ,.llMn| Telegraph Cabl« C «. ^
___
, ply on trade for finished f home, [ness
210 E a st F irst Street.
------ -"Y
‘ Arcade.
[\nlue twit over fOOOtl t j ' w . h a y o F
_I
LIN C O L N - KOittV— KOKDSON 1 ___
TWO ROOMS, KiLhene.lle and (you?
\ddress l i t W. 'ftighltiWi fuse* I <at p in e s do not cover <le|>rr
| r ' (if A NEW* LIVING ROOM SUITE
Edward
Higgins,
Inc.
DAINTY LINGERIE, u pui
bntli, attrac tively
furnished, J>f.
eintooi
I hv original purvhnxor j.,,
C1RCUL1NK PERM ANENT W kv■»*»•. .
|
..
. . . . . |
"ill bring joy fn r nil the family.
'ominercial 4 Pnln.ttto. Phono 33»
pnid tt. i*
_
hose
or handkerchiefs would
„ inillllt thc yeilr. Uo?SeIl F u ring. G uaranteed not to hum. moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 i
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——
make h«r a lovely gift* The I ow- n|luro Co m g l 8 t
j ; ^,aa
tut — Automobile*, for 8ate
Madam Iln rrie t, over Mobley’s N. Park Ave.
See
the-e
I’nst-r-nger
Can,
at
our
ell Company.
| __________r* >*. .._______ *’■- ,
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HOUSES FOR SALE
prug Btorck
.
Used Far l/>t
75— B usiness Placca fur Kent
, ,, ,
try Chiropractic. You soon will
get well and will keep smiling.
Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr.
\V, E. MneDougull, 1st Nat. Bunk
Bldg
A1TRACTIVE rooms to rent for
store* or office* ul Park Ave..
and Commercial H reet
W. M
Young. Owner, 208 Park Ave., opposite Court House. *--■
bmnll r.ungaiow
Ininguluw north
rsmau
norm of
oi Hughny
itugltsy '
Street on palm etto Avenue. Twa jc o l t N K
lots, ran Ire bought nt less than!
$<>.0IMi «.n
1present day value
i term? of $500 rush and $75 month
i including interest,
I
.VAT f H MA KIN G. ENGRAVING
ml jewelry repairing Don Smith,
02 K l»t M
7 7 — H o u s e s for Hern.
5 room stucco bungalow located
, «t the cnmei of Palmetto ami,
□ IF. N E X T
T IM E
you nre side
(v: ii h\ ,|er-i ibihg
mi i. ,• mi.I expense*.
INSURANCE
We arc, prepared to render expert
service in the following lines, of
in su ran ce:,•
:i.GIN. U A i 111 A M. 11.<in 111.in. II
liliois \V lit. h< s Iha iiu .tills and
"••tiding rings V E
\h«*nrn, jt 17
Y hirst SI
:|(D ' t
O l’t
.
x,
uim for cooRlntf.
l S h A iv
I'llu M
’ n K \ J‘ K-.!’.Av u , , Vs1 .’, S K r0N ,>
\ ND
.j U
A ANSI.!.A
*iager
.
» IIKYSI.FK
$.150 00
I'Ji!*', f oi l !• *iit
FURNISHED
HOME
— ,:- , biinjrnlow
,
.
.
..
.
* for
. ,rent
** aH u llo
^puniih
on 1‘ark* Avr
and cold wnter, electric liirhtN. '
.
.
KENT YFI.CANir.ING WORKS, j
, , . , , IMr , s A H nq
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Caftdf '.'t* § i
1 ,0 0 0
r ,U h 8 ! "stationery and'F ountain Pens. , *»ntl holiday decoration* h * r e . ^
Distributor, (hnndter
Seminole Book Shop, M eU ndrr Union Pharmacy, 111 E. F i r > ^ g |
Commercial Avcnuo
Arcade.
ALWAYS FOR GIFTS
See Pariaienne G ift Shop, M eritor': :
KIA
T<» happme*.
Stii.lehnker K EI.VI N ATOIt Electric Refriger*
iler Arcade.
for ( hri-ti.m s San Ju an Garage
Jljt,n , h(< | dull) C; |fl for Her. I
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1 11
K elvirnlor Platt t>r., ;)li .M tljn
• ■ i M
Idnr Arcade.
USED < Alt i:\< HANGE
_________________________
SMITH BROS,
MI NI M.
'K atie.
t-urge living room, din
ing room, kitchen, two bed room-,
FOR R E M
New
room mod Ruth with shower lu.ge pore ho
ern house, . lose in. -'OKI Mellon |P t, wrI, llU(|, aI„| M|m<1„
nrw
Mile Avt*.
Phone h:ui U
Ml
(>n t,.rm# „( 12 ,H, rn . h
H M Edwards
Jgr,
| V,
rts
1 ,
Two iH*d room>
. .
with hath.
Living room, dining
,. .
,
.
(itMKi filling itlitlion loom, kite nun, screened nort h, xn
IH— B u s in e ss ( i p p o r t u n it ie s
,*A I.MKTI lk AVE AND
i H A S , T. ELI.I.Kit MOTOR t <>
Sanford Ave. at 10th St Phone 032
SEMINOLE II U D .SuV ESSEX
,u,e
riirtJv furnmhed. two. I$ct| 1926 Kuril T.nn.
*
,
.. \ •
riKima, living room, mimll dinini;
lint loon I'lr**, 1#
i
.
1'ioni, kiu lien, bath with ihiiwcr,
, , . gnrni'c. .Inrjfe vnrd. ftf.tNM) 1921 Oxeilnmi 1 Tout
■do.ihle
SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS”
203 Oak Ava.
Phone 41
'
j .sA iN pU Iin A VK N l TE.
s ,io ‘'' ! 108 K
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LET US HELP YOU choose thr
/itkta
nrnVfti
__Ml.Uk.l
rnonm
term * of $60 cash and $20 monthly.
":-t r — Avenue Jot, $1750. on
*......... "f 8‘,nrorf’ ******
i/d. do halfliy call’ ail Idvetlnlt t<»
be fit-id
i:> •■( ^Nanfor.l, ATTKKT:
MrdayTffJjiinuiiry, u it. n i l i . i ph.
%>**«• Wa, <
I A. |« f;|*l
tarmlito tm*, iiu es- y, Clerla.itf. thu CIi ^ rC
lion tlu o mb* liters
J tint by si
•; tu- Bo hei
itittiinaiitu
IN T im ’ ir iH c n T
coi ht
or
“ n" w
#n‘*
fo r change* from duy to day.
term s of
kEVF.N OR eight room furniahed Oak
$23
cash
and
$15
monthly.
home with garage wanted on
<_____
year leaao
reliable party. Rof* «~V 1/ b ,
Avenue lo t Ju*t off 13Ut j
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mm
FOR RENT — V(#ry attraciiyc
i. room* wijh heater, 1W!^ bed*.
hone
....
,67.
Glom San-TFOR RENT*—Bedroopt, d®*lr0!
8t AJIpw,
* owing
rugga^
tif
Restore Deal
Experience
a$ eortrinced
the atto rn ey g en eral aaidv
—
J“ *—*- --------* *In
- -a A
criminal*
engaged
the w b b er y , p r o « r tu
*ute*f Trher* Ufe Impt
»ith er th a n <le;ith is the n
Street,, l’rice, $1260 oh term* of
MILLER Oi PBILLIPB ,
•Oh) 441
$26 cash ami $JG monthly.
_________________
1,mm a«*
s consider'unfurnished
ii _
I#
Might
if good Northwest corner Elm nnd High
* 1 Incorporated
’
[ e n r e r u y p r i n t . FO R RENT—Bed room with dou- proposition. W rite particular* .to land, ’For quick anle $1960. $200
h i•
blc nnd l i n f l s P i l k "Reoponilblc,” care .-Herald. .
M i.
_ .
M»ag, Engraving.
ELM AVE. AND 18TU SY.
*’‘tf-V4
ijjLvfciJ feat-- :
. . « LifS
,u» first. We do i t4 M W 'otte ^l19'
^
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H
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E
3
83—"Farms on4 U n d for Sale AmJ mt hav0 tnany othcr k<)<Mi
Fi« t Street
|i.
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Contractor
*■
'*7 / *V'- j
1st
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h
w ppuhs
n.
, l , --i
r’jDR SAl.K
-------V.rtiRSS
$350 till
Piano mc udi-d
,U5 P-l
„
„„ ,(f ffllH) . „ , h
Mlu ,.u,
4 New Tires
4
nml morcantilo huMite.Hs In uno .sge
iil«*al gift for him. Wi\ have i : ! TEACH YOUlt i*A MILT the valtwl _
HUPSv* MARMONL
, |ancc ,)n>.ab,# ,lkv
i
if the liest locntlnlla in cit> Plenty m.-tlt, Ave. Apply 81U Elm.
ir stock. Woodruff nnd W n t-i° / a .saving* account.
Sullfor.) Automobile r t>
]y2'. Dodge Sipvcml Tour
21
M
i
Miignoliu
Are
if room for repair work. This can
I m as Savings Club" account tak n a
Phone
137
*(,n,
208 East 1st St
MV.
‘
*’
I
—* "
\Y« asked th e painter to inti
______ out with thin Bank will make a a
*e bought at n sacrifice. Atidre*.» FOR R E N T --F ive Rohm House h i , Honullful hungalo w nmon^ oiikt late the NhW Motlel It e ((id it
JEWETT AND PA LE
Box 21, Route 1, City
FOR 111K KIDDIES
appreciated g ift fo r any memb«»
Elder.. Springs
Inquire 1100 lr*M* Almost new, large living
$(176.00
g t'o d iu b
RIVE'S GARAGE
_____
_
. —____, of ^10 family.
Firat National
Myrtle A ti-ntic*
'room, two lH*d rooms, dining mint,
I
'hath,
electric
rntige
and
water
I'.iaf
Dodge,
^cjur.
20H .W. u t a tr‘* lH'nUPhone 01' f r ^ B K ^ E E H K DOLLS, T w u : : ^
10— M o n ey to L o an
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$05.00
vv4iuTnrTibvtl
m t s r m t i t i n iu
a n d p 't n o y i-f i p i M i
im ir w rnn
nni n n» | hetttcr* ^ m p lc tc ly '
HOlTSFT FOR RENT 203 Holly j f„r yoj ,v ,„OVP jn. Double gar-:
, j yYOUR
n t t n aSU
i i IT
mS
t i t i_____
J •_ iia- S«n«
« _
‘.dSB
m inole Boo
Seminole
Hook
Shy?j
23
McLmn*
r
e
mLade
’i
NASH
Ave, b looms ami bath, garage niM> f|(>tt.rra nllH . hruh,
l)vnpr.! 1325 Dodge Coupe
,OANS—Money acailuhlr at 7 pet
i
iler
Arcade.
|
ford
to
m
ensuie.
W
a
carry,
a
‘
i
i the world in nm
rent. Close in property. A. 1* Inquin* I I P.< F’nrk Ave
$il50.0‘)
New Duct. Finish
SMITH
MOTORS
CO
complete
line
of
woolen
nterchanl
.‘onnelly 4 Son*.
------------------------------------------- — ^hit onuy.
DODGE
TOYS of every description that di*e. Quality, Service und Fit gunrDodge S peiial Tour
pleasure c•ai* und Lr»l.«m Trucks
will delight tho children’* henrtj. nntcctl.
FDR RENT 5 room bungalow o n ' m , AN ltI.;|{(; < , >K PoRATln.N
I New Balloon*, New Duco i j/||n B|1(j
17 —D o g s, C a in , I’e ts .
Pnlmetlo A vt*nu« corner
o(
;
3th
St
,,h
o
n
''
8
,;nlon
Pharm acy.
W Oi.E THE TAILOR'"
$110(1
0.1
Finish
Herald Building
Spurlmg Street. Two bed room**
514 Sanford Avenue.
Phone 713
SANFORD IIUH K t <)
FOR HIM
t *.!.! t**>«lg< I ..Ills*,
BIRD DOGS, Thoroughly trained, . dining loom, hying mom and kn
212 MligimllK we
$150 o*l
t N ew lir e *
( .o .,d
sent on trial. $35 to $ Iut i, f r r e t 'h t
bath mold, gniage, im pio'
Phone 387
rive i.Kiiu biingaj**"
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTM AS shoppl
$15 m onth!'
Plume 71 i Ok .-A l.l
.to,* Moss. mootAtt on application,
Pen*. Seminolo Hook Shop, Me.
two large porches, gnrnge, on iy*2lt Pord i .mii
$1 75.00
here. A rum plctp line of In
for
appointment
la-w lstiurg, Telm
NOTH t; III- ^IIUX) KLHCVION
AABlow Avenue at Dak Hill. I I 2i
Loqdcr Arcade.
—
«Ag<V
jewelry; dmllo* a»ul gcnU ' ‘
'VIIKIltsAtl.‘ 41,i f’Hy PoimotHsii.n
i.locks west of Gonova Avenue. • U'RJo hard Lou|>o
$360.00 i 1,1 <•>** l ‘it> *tf Hat.(mil. Klorlila. on
w
earing
apparel. Givo your - J p jr f 3
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
house,
705
W
rite
J.
J
Curroll,
R.
A
Box
,
lt'llloon
Tlrc»
WANTED TO KNOW who own*
!<l>. Mill tln> at li.crmi.. : A. Ir. A COMPLETE AS^OI^TMIiNT of'
Palmetto Avenue. Apply 0:30 170.E.
a
w rist'w o lch . Your creiRt
( l*-t. Util) |>unjM'<l it.it) ait*.|itt-il tt i-erPit bull stud dog in Suuford?
Silk laiunging Robe* .and p a ja
SFK TH ESE T R U C K S AT OUR ‘ I
No Mi .*iu iii .*i
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Address J. J. Nulls,
Pinocastle, to 12 on premises, or at Hl'.i K l i n ______ ______ ______________
ma* of all color*, n|cofy boxed fuF i* good. W. O. Russel) Supply Co.,
The Yowell Co.
Flo.
Av,’n,,e*
'A PA R TM EN T HOUSE for nnh*.1
MAIN PLANT
i r*
s n ’“. kki' , 'N'. m ' io!**! i 's ‘ ” iiV t'hri»tinns.
315 E. 2nd S t.
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—
Annual rental $IU>0<) Good in , F t M AVF. AND I ll'll STREET , 'D,^, ^ > J7 '
jjr
rw it
(i— F u e l a n d F e e d
FOR RENT 5 room stucco l»ui I' **l*tn»**,»’
'
P. < onnelly 4 Son* | 1035
| , )Jfi Ford
Koj.(J Ton
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giilou |t« atfil «t the to rn c r cf
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I H ,N A N « ' k
I ’ l t U V I i >1Ni I H i m CM•• r . i . i , n |>i r s i i n t n Hu* f i t a t n "~iii v t .i • r nt >.»t i 111.
i. i it i:ur; Milt ANi ' l l itftU'k
A’OOD I)iy Pine. Stove anti fire Pminett.i Atei.m and Katie Street , CORNER l l o l ’SE Ch,*e in, .
OK
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(It
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nf t ru k u o r fls id
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ymi nr T
pl.ne
PIION F r.r.t
'l i t t g t It' g i "till, timing room,
rooms, #3*" down. $ 10 moothly ' ' '
Dytinc l‘“ 'o •I
!>• t-.ni.iT,
i u N sriii i r
ANti III 11A IV T ill! Ml’ VI Ilk* TWII HI’S* I
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$350,1)3 i 'B II' \ Alt ■N11 ' 11•,\ i. in m ill'A I.
- Ktt.htii 1...1I putt WjVh' elect r tr ,,rlr,. $ |.',(Mi Bart N'tt*on, Valdes
>ltl*:i> VNI> FIFTY TIIOPMAND
IT Ik TitGKOHiJ U B J ' l i n c b Tliat
j ' • i ii l . • i i i t tr .h a .'I ' *i i Li. i- U i- IHII.I.AKS FOB lll'N'ICII'Al. f i ll j on .mnl . t. lt of you |I<| appear ■tw
FOR SALK
tango tiJiti water hentor, built ■!> Hotel Bldg 1'hoii‘e 803.'
l;11 •a
'31 Dprlgo Ex|ire*t'OHKH, TIIB- I'ltoCKKDd D K ltlV K It.lh* klqU ,.f •<t)u|>>ulul flletl
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tailii iabhiis
rfljbtns,, iinin
hath with
tauinoi
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w i m ___________
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$160
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monthly, or will aelj Otl-^iceplthli-!* m
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v
$1250.00, man ••( ) wi. Hundred Mint Kitty CITY OF- HAMKURD,i, -' «rA J H_______
PIION’E 498
and
kXMt
BONDS."
| of January, I9?7, and in
..llv eti . y term* d t’ a Jtofo^nVit^ in n 9;
♦b'6<W; 'F ittW b lp term s.i
.
i
ut in.nur* m.*
a*"AOAIN8T tho npprovitl n( that Ibereof l i m e e |*io I'ouftiotto . ...
F n fur the inform ation
M r Mr*D W heeler Jones. Vjildca Hotfl. t pj2d Gotham 1 1 2 Ton
OVMI in.in till' sale 1.1 mil,I .lit.ml* certain
ordinance of tho Pity of (entered aasin st ymi. said suit b eFor further inform ation *e« Mr. . . i\,.
.
i
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.
..
, iI*.* 0.
In u*e.t
u »imI f»r
for the
III.* (nilowing
fiilluw m u imiutmull!
Cult
lak e‘ Truck,
•Hanford.‘ Flnrlitu, No. -----n o , e n t III
i t l e d : 1tnji ‘fur tin* puriHi.i' of' sublrrtwur
.KCOND HAND sowing machines Mitchell at The Herald office.
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44 S
•S lu,”
FrUlk' Almost
A1"1"*1 -...*1
"AN
OltDINANCE
I'HOVIDINU I the land* ,1.*.*erlbe,l in tlm hill fufc
•New
.
$1250.00
reconditioned and
gunrwitecd.
To i*r*fl, k'UUM t ticl ami ruulii tt F o il
s.*>— L ots F o r Hale
IHSBi: OK IIONDH
IHSBK
BONDS , BY
BY r'*uip|iitnl to ills pavin.iiit of tn |y
run it ti*t i liimiiiiul nt tin' C it y of FOB AN
___
f3.00 nnd up. I'h*»r a 201 L 3. Up
CITY OK rtAKKOnu. Kl.o- debt therein in. nlli.m'd. ' *
Hmifortl. Ktortunp *B o( satcl ttoiui* Till?
-----------------—
—
—
11926
Graham
I
1*2
Ton
Cab
I T 18 FUitTIIKR UBDK.BKIt
TIIU «t!M o y TWO JIDN.
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Flornl
'Inst 3rd St.
til III* Ilf Xlit! (|I ......I nut, •111 Ilf o n e RIDA.4NAND
FIFTY TIIOUHANH this Order he ptil.llstird once * w»
$hoo.03 Tliiiustind Dollars cut'll. I.caring InHeight*, five rooms, bath; llg h ti LA KG E BUILDING tO T in O ak ' 4 Sfakn UotJy
DOLLARS FOB MCNICIBAL l'Clt- for f o n t ' l l ) eonsseutlve wseks
Hill
Just
off
Genova
Ave.
O
th
er|
L,
*
irrest
ui
th<
min
er
five
amt
tqieand garage. See Jno. f). Jl»kin«,
TIIK I'BtK'KRDH DIJRIVJ'.D the HANVofiD H K IU I.D , a l i e *
lisif )u*i eviltuin (J |.J iivr Cnt.’i I'OMLH.
i7— Good ThlnRH to Gat
FROM T i l l ’. SALK THKIIEOP TO paper published In KuMlttule Cuu^ .
lots in this subdivision nre selling 1023 Graham 1 1-2 Tun Cub
Court House.
$ 150.00 V*r nullum,’interest pujuliie nil tli" i l » CHKD AND IjXDMNDRD TO ty. Florid.i.*
4 S take-T ruck
«-----------------------------f o r $850. For a quick sale thh*
llrst ituya o f Jitnuiuy und July, suld
DONE and OUUF.HKD at Hanfaftfe'
CONHTHUCT AND EQl'11’
•■'•mis to milliirtt thirty years after KRF.l'T.
CASTRIES, PIES, salutis. We take
lot is of feted at the low pHrd of 1023 Ford IJg iit Canopy
A AlfNB'lI'AL lIOrtl’ITAL IN THU Florida,. thin 13 day of-Novamber,
•lute of i*Huiiiirtt,'jHUlr iiiineipal und CITY OF HAN>*Olll*.'-'KIA*HIDA.V , , z s
F‘OR
K
EN
T
--Furnished
house
it*
special
ordera
for partias.
[ $025. Half cash, balance $10 a
Truck— H u n tin g and
Fishing liilerest tif said bunds to lie payable a n d AOA1NHT IIONDH"
««*. ,
V. L. D OU j:
Silver Ijike
See John D. Jin m onth. Address P. O. Box 181,
smite bank to the Klty or N«w • The auld vlt-nm n. heraby ordered ,s“
(uuth'a Delicatessen. 1021 W. let
„ • i
Special
$200.00 ui
kins f\l Court House.
Volk,
Mlulti
of
New
Volk.
In
luvrful
nm l ca lle d I «• b* Itrld. slittil In* held j
.
A- At.
Sanford.
money of tlm I'nltid Htnles of Aliler- a n d c o m l n c t r d In t h e s a m e m a n n e r t t v u j t n t f i m c u m u !.T -r. k V.V
__ ________________
leu; and,
,
P rcaerlt.sd b y t l u * ordltlrtoeea* a n d V « m L lt! ,^ r { l i *
VYIIKIIUAH, prior ui the iHsunncv c h a r i e r »r Um c i t y t,f H anford. Ktu- i*u u N a y 1 )* . f* »t
a^*i^
)TS UN EASY TERMS
U — M iscellaneous.
7.S -|-0 fT lcen a n d O o k R o o m
*»'
■
of said bunds, under the C h arter.o f rld a. am i t h e p.illlng p l a c e s l i a l l ' b a
•
■■ ■■ i B S
, tin* City of Hanford. Florida, the th * c i t y tNimntlsalniiera* ro o m . # i ,
7*”. It— $ 10 cash and $10 monthly wiill
sold Drtlliniuce 'propoitlnK euld 1*.
FOR SALE CHEAP— One light OFFICE FOft KENT In Me.-ich ^>uy 33 w^„
i ^ t e d Oak Hill lot*.
w
sue.of bonds tor the imiiimlpul pur* ‘^ i t n f J jh Vi), h a n d , n f K o m t u K T N o r t h D a k o t a
Bldg A poly. A V Gonnf’ly ii
wejght baby carriage in good
Our
selection
of
dependable
used
nose nforeauld. must be approved
:*rico $7760 each. 10 percent off
condition. Mrs. Forguson, Bildcr Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
trucks is by fa r tho Inrgcst to bo by u majority volt* of the sleet or* HaVr.!r,IKI.Vr“di‘t'r Ku11*uflH'f ^,AK rb A t G T O B € A s K i
fo r all cash.
of
City o Hauford. Finrlda, wim
found in thi* district.
Graham nretbs
Avenue, G lndtrvillc.
(fUuHfled
j of Hanford, Florida.
80—
A—
Real
Eat
ate
Directory
(irothnra
T
rnebs
rporesent
'
th*
NOTICE—Soo , J., It. Ellis for
$26 caah and $16 m onthly will buy!B rother* Truck* rcprv«cnt tho
i f V H* PH ILm fctC lerk. uf
y
_____ /*5i IX'
Hanfnii], Flprlda. vullnr a t an
Christman oranges. Fancy orange* ------------------------co m er lot in Finehum t.
Price !mo8t tran sp o rtatio n for Iha Iea»t nf
v - f Hanford. Florida, and
HrctIon called mui held fur that
.
money* and fo r tl»at reason we purpose! AlSAgSffM r.S-G.’• * .» *!
43.00 per box. Phone 5 d l-J Celery U. R. ELDRIDGE. Real E sU te and *ir>r0
JULSMARCK, N. D.,; Dec.
tb rm
have splendid value* to offer in
Til BltBFt illB,
I,
FoltllK-HT
Avenue.
«Nwwi
investment*, Valdez Hotel bulld-— **------- *
our U»«d' T ruck D epartm ent.
It f.AKK, aa , May nr t/f
IB B
$26tca*h
ond
$i8
m
onthly
will
buy
Hanford.
Florida,
uhd
As
H
t
W
'
t
- 7^ *1V-.3 7 -H q o m A Mk
m ended to tb ik
WHh Hoard.
beautiful lot on French Avenue, I* o ur\ policy to thoroughly over- tus of Uni authority In ms ri
" " “o m
l a k b , *,
a t\iw a tU » # g
^IG G IN S-SM ITH -W R iH T, INC. l*rice $ i . m
i h ,■
*
^
of 0,0 true, ka j»y Uui ordiiiancrs of ih* City
______
offered for sale, a n d we guarantee
Geaergl
ROOMS, w ith or w ithout nwud*.'
ft. v .
H
W
f
e
*
J
u
M
th
e
s
e
offering*
to
bol
today,
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s
the
C|l
IU)tH||t)LDi:B,
<
1
«
thr
I
lly
Com*
m .Utukiaqable rate*. .Lincoln Hotel.'
lot between 9th
-----------------Rend ovur
tnls oil of the t‘B) of Hanford. Klu-
^ ~ Haberdasher
i for C o l l e g i a t e
Dr*t Street,
r~-—
:,-;TW
[°l*E PUINTERY
08 — Rooms Without Board »j til— Wanted—I o Rent
‘ cam eras
V ^ SMITH
Buy N ow — Tay Later
M E N ’S, L A D IE S’ AND CHILD- .
rtui't bedroom slippers, |1,00 t»>
AND* HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
m m m m
PjAM PREfeSERY
pressing, tailoring.
Avenue. Phone
Home Furnisher*
_________________________ 79
l l | V £ H £ R a NICE NEWvDRESS
INC.
$250 00
t.r
M(.r w |, h „ p air u( ncw
from W oodruff nnd Wat-AOh’*, 208!
C>’ J‘
E 1st St.
p en alty,
or HaufortL' Florida, do hcrrV
half |M*r O l t l u m l i l . f a V r ,
point R . ' A. {R fltirnd s,,. ^uii
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HAST ST, LOUIS, 111, Dec.
17.—(/PIt—A federal court'Jury
today found Bertlamia alii
George C. Probst, weU-to-de
hrothere, ami *fcht other de
fendants guilty of ^hnsplrncy
to violate tho Volatead act in
r,i jft y
manufacture- and sale of rt.il
brer by the New Athens, Brew
Kalian Premier In An Tnlcr,
A
til
‘
view Wljh AP8odatedPrc<«.. | ‘ TV at New AthHa,’ Hi.
Attorneys
for
Uia
Probst:.
^Declares Approciallon Of
moved for a now trial on I
Judge Liriillry staymt sentence..
Tiii’ P reV i Pnre iv.nluert,
Do N ot Fear Enemies
Gir.ijil.ny, '’ {r'eorpordtlan, wus
f Irt^j J|tO,Oj)0^'^^V ,
Duce And Followers
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CHICAGO, D ec 17.T t J ,,.
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which opposes his sitting in
L. Smith, of Dwight, III., bought the re.nato at the present session.
J ijr
•_
Christmas presents in Chicago’s ! - But
Washington much was
Childress Is
loop today with no> intimation f?'*1' "Th® **nate had before It
ving S. Sayford, Editor Of whothw he would accept appoint-}cla°,
uwiMkv. JVV47UB 81W
Jy K i l l e d
,«ai campaign expenditures com*
‘Sanford Today” Asserts ment to the present shortCliancelior
Green Cove A s
on mittce dealing with tho Illinois
Pield Big Enough To Sup *of Congress.
»TBv^V,Ti
senatorial
campaign.
The
report
•rfi ‘ , aT«jC/K
port Only One Publication
In Non-Con
Turns Turtle
While in Washington, a per was submitted without recommen
fwA MjGBfcz
turbed senate awaited hla decision, dations or conclusions.
•Vote After
most definite thing Mr. Smith
Magazine Is Popular tho
It presented a table entitled
would say was that he might havo Smith Contributions and Expoq.til ’ (.* TWith Its Headers a statement later In the day/Aside dlturer,"
carrying, a "provisional
■
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from a'conference with Allan total” of g458,7R2, including per•:<v.
Staunch Editorial Policy Is Moore, Republican national com "onnl expenditures by Smith of
*r~*.
Censorship Of Press Denied f7 n n m
Maintained By PubllcMion mitteeman from Illirtois and man l-.o3.547. The ropart pointed ou:
talker Critically
ager
of
Smith’r.
successful
cam
By Dictator Who Brands
tnnt the figures did pot represent
Under S a y f o r d (JuidancS
paign for senator, Mr. Smith had the possible total expenditures of
All Attacks An Boomerangs
redAs Machine
.
--------“ .
no meetings with party leaden on rrank L. Smith’s candidacy,” but
Denies
Sanford
Tod.y,
a
weekly
magaOff Highway
his day's program.
It added that 03 per cent of the
■ • fcvfete v- ft iS g
- ; { v y r g ^ ja
tine published in thlr city, will
'ISheideniahn
He said he had received only
‘ ’
in
in C hildress, o f S ailnot be continued, according to an newspaper reports o f action con- contributions to the Smith primary . Premier Mussolini has always
fund were mndo "by traction pow
Names In Bi
l , instantly killed yen- While hod fi«,b„„d. n « r , Rich- announcement made today by Ir
1’ -V-? V5»'"
[when a m ach in e in mond, looked on, Mm. Blanche ving & Sayford, its publisher and event he decides to accept G over-1 it is a round contribution
R E R U N , Doc. J7—
or .Associated Press, in *n
an lntcrvit
Interview O th e r Bta C orp oration s l)ele Was en rou te to M a- , Richmond, 33 year old mother of editor, who stated that the adver- nor Len Small’s appointment t j $l“ 5.000 by Samuel InruH nubUe
T
h
e g ov ern m en t o f
vacated
by
the
death
of
ufilltlo.
owner
that
the-*
S
I
thfi
Chi^
dare fii'r P ro fits In <Iiv1 in com pan y w ith tw o Itwo children, Shot and killed 17 Using patronage o ! Sanford was
lor M a rx today r e » lt
William
U.
McKinley.
He
would
contest
a
S
Smith
has
re
i
J
1
eth°
"
ffht
of
vislt*
j
year
old
Carrio
Sparks,
with
whom
inR
E
m
ployees
C
hristm
as
not of such volume nt the present
Sanford
m en,
w oa
not comment on the Senate aenti-1volvcd.
”
I” ? ^ n!c^ ca.,
‘l00* declared.
b ein g d efea ted In th e
near G re e n ^ C ove Richmond had eloped to Kanlas time aa to make financially profit
In fact as long as 1 can re mem-1 P resen ts O f lU pProportluns sta g, 249 to 171, on fc v
ber, I have ahvnys wanted to seal
„
H. C . W alker, o n e City from 8L Joseph, Mo. Sho ^old able the continuance of his publb
n on -con fid en ce.
him, “ I won’t shoot you because I cation.
your country, a pedple which bullt ^
„
\ ° " K' *?*• 17,—UP)—
ipanions, w as cr iti- love you,” according to Kanru
The motion
rapidly with lta own hands such
States Steel Corpora“ Sanford will not support two
jured
and
E va n s City police, who are holding her
yesterday
' i
daily
newspaperr
and
a
weekly
colossal fortunes and formidable ;lon’ w,th “ 40 **r cent ,tocR dlv*
! was seriously hurt. Mr. on a murder change. Richmond
magazine; it will not support two
power could not fail to attract me
, 1 of *2°0.000,000 faco valuo, Scheldcmann, Icade
was 26 y c a « old * * disappeared in thd excitement fob dailies,’’ Mr. Sayford said, in in
otrongly.
v»
, , today hended a long Hat o f big social Democrats, hi
lowing the shooting.
[to U»the father of
interview
with
a
representative
of
“
Then,
my
sympathy
I.
greatly
by ',neM ° W l « * t l o n . that are thnt n monarchist
'
**(
The Herald.' "Of the two which
was socre.tly orgsni _
In were enroute to MSVon
stockholders and employes. legal army reserve and**
Issue, the on? Hint will remain is
spite the fact that an ocean dlfhe Christmas holidays,
obviously the one which i, not
Directors of United States Steel mining the Belchswehr _
vide*
us;
our
revolution
and
th
e1
nditlon of H. C. Walker,
swaying to n desperate load of R e si^ n n tlo t O f Mifts C lark. Policem an T cH tlflrj A b o t il work of Fascism have been more decided yesterday to pass along to itnmient of the public.
|ity, who was badly In.Supervisor i ’ o r P o s l F e w
foolish debts and tangling Its steps
C onference
C o-D efon dan l quickly and more completely un flfl.OOrt shareholders some of Its
Tho charges were di
ss described as '‘critical”
M o n tis , A cce p te d T o Tnftc
in the hopolcs* hnrness of incom
____
____ derstood in America than in many ’'•500,000,000 surplus, the Crucible Chancellor,Marx, but Bel
Hnd
W
ith
E
x-C
h
ief
Concern
attaches of St. Luke’s 1
petent management,'• he lidded.
E ffe c t A t F irst 0 1 Y e a r
ing claying Of PubUslior other countries separated from us Steel Corporation announced * an continued to riU, nans
t Jacksonville, according 1 A T C O f ? f*
IW I?I?T
increase in Its dividend from $5 to and figures to prove
The magazine of which Mr. Sayby a few hours’ train journey.
ceived by The Herald at |™ 1 t . W
L . I f f Tj L 1 ford .wns the-editor has been n fru
Reaignattru (,f ML-z T'ary Clark
CANTON. o 7 “Doc. 17.-</P)_
U. 8. Understanding Explained M and tho U. S. Industrial Alco tlous, among them being
Iwaa said that Mr. Walker i
_____
turo% of the Sanford nt.Miui.i,,,. I
"America’s *understanding of hol Company announced resump tions that - munition* s
j M suf’f-rvi- ^
the Sanford play- Ik-n Hudner. co-defend.nt of Pat
l semi-conscious state and R . J. H olly R eports On Result field-elnce Jat*n! « f 1 P“ bllahJn5
our movement is easily explained tion' of pnyment on its common were being stored In Rus
and |grounds
/
ftPP° intm° nt ° f : rlck McIJcrmott, who is On trial if it is considered that your pi rtock et f 5, a year.
as suffering from o free- 1 0 f R oad P arley A nd Says hos enjoyed a large, following Z i u:
His charges produced 1
v« Wright ns her successor' for the murder of Don _R._ Meilett . oneers raised with their robust
cause of itr staunch editorial p ol-'
____
Loulsvillo & Nashville announced the Reichstag end shoute \
lition of Evans Thornton.'
f?0??. .N ° l }Vnn,fT Rem arks ,cy "ad ita many interesting fea woio announced today by S. R. ^
Canton publishor, conferred on the
°n the virgin soil of Anicr- n" increase In tho annual rsto on tor,” "blackguard” , and
ember of the party, was ! * UoILshcd In N ew spapers i tures.
Idghton. chairman of the city play hight of the slaying with S. A. ica n temple to a now Goddess common stock from $0 to f7| Mo- treason!” were hurled at
serious but not darigerIn an interview with a represen tround commission. Miss Clnrk's
which Is tho name to which all kilo A Ohio Railroad an extra throe
Tho non-confidencurmo
Following ' Iks by Mayor For* tatlv
I^nr ’ , who was then chief of po
Thomton suffered frnce of The Herald. Mr. Rayford, resignation becomes effective Jan. lice c. Canton, according to the Fascists hnve raised a similar tom- P*r centIn addition to the regular lowed charges by' Phlhf
one arm and one leg.
rest Lako and Frank P- Forster, said:
pic on tho bonKs of tho Tiber— dividend of 82 n shire on common '«r.n, the nodallst Dcm
1, and Miss Wright will assume testimony of a city policeman to- j energy.”
hlnc in which the three urging the members of the Cham«rgy.”
, . Jstock and an Increase In the «u- «t . that a monsrehtat
Grew From 8 to 24 Pages
her duties immediately thereafter,Tho recent drastic national
; nual rate from ffl to |]0; Control Germany wa* Sr/retiy
. "I have decided not to continue it was learned.
Mrs. Tho..ii* Harris, state wlt,w p o r t pcMMifhg
'Sanford
Today.’
Knfenso
decrees,
he
said,
were
Issued
Railroad of M. J., a dividend o f fundi to creato ftp,
Misa Wright lias had consular. ties8, testified that Mazer and
Bto a telephone polk and eii^ 8 Proposed, bond issue o f *250,for the solo purpose of protesting, 12 payable January 15; tho Chi- force and was *
win'1
unexPlrcd
tern
«
1
abl°
experience
In
the
manngement
Floyd‘ Strcltenberger, former Canturned, according-to r e i ( 0ud f ° r tho erecuon pf a municipal
wiU bn mailed to subscribers. J
he accident rehching this htilpltal, the organixation offidnl- have been Invited to establish an f* playgrounds and ahp was form ton.policeman, who furnished un
erly connected with the rccrcntlon- cllbl for Mazer, conferred alond
... . . . . „
,
. A >y endorsed the project at today’s identical magazine elsowhcrc In nl department of tho Chnttanoogn
Fascism • has nothing to fear common stock; 91. Jossph Lead Iclchstog tn sn 1
the kitchen of tho Carey home
the state, and may accept the com rchool systom. Last year she was l**rll«r on the night of tho crime, from ita enemies at homo’ or f Company an extra o f one dollar ind w®rt* denied
^station at the°coPree? o f ' ,finch°0n mwtln» ln the Seminole pliment by doing that.
n member of the teaching staff of
She said thnt the morning a i^ r abroad, ho added/ but sine® It ls,n year; MoAndrewa & Forbes, an Marx.
st Street and the Lake Cafe.
It seemed Improbable I
*' ‘Sanford Today' wns an eight- the Sanford public schoolrtv
tl>c murdor Mazer and Bon Rud \tr using every bit of ita energy in a extra payment of ninety cants n
oad. Ho roaided with a
Both Mayor Lako and Mr. For page. advertisementlcsB paper when
strugglo for development of thd no- aharo.
further rteps would be
^M
isa
Bark
conic
to
Sunford
^®
^t
the
Carey
houso
together
in
|Waltor Childress, In tho ster urged the members of tbo or I bought it from Haynes & Rat
tional strength, It can not afford,
Among earlier special dlatribu- nresent to include soHa
farming district,
ganization to do everything in liff, Its printers. Inst July. It from Jacksonville anil has' been nn automobile. Both Mazer and for the sake of some abstract prim tions were those by the General Marx government, a step t
Head
of
the
Ifn
i
playgrounds
1
Rudner
also
are
charged
with
the
slker is the head book- the.r poper to assure a heavy ami hnd nttrnctiv.0 possibilities. In fivo
ciplo of freedom, to permit Indl- Motors Corporation, the American irder corridorntlon. Pom® i
i ^veder.
the Sanford office of favorable vote on the hospital months It grew to 24 pages with since their creation Inst spring.
vidunls or groups to retard It* Telephone A Telegraph Company vptie® wn* attached t<v-*tl
Appointment of another member i Norman Clnrk,. former
-------Canton
kd Company and has been bonds at the election on Jnn. 18.’
color cover and
march
upward toward tho su- „ nd F. W. Woolworth Company,
‘hit President Von lltr
^mploy of the company
vertisement. n/ Cnrry,nK thc n<J' '
tbo playground commission to police prosecutor, facing a liquor preme go* .
, In
M of^
y s su?<!l Cof
s
^ fr cor suit! nig Chancel:
II. C. DuBose, In chargo of the
Mr. Thornton ia also registration for tho county, told
First visited « f
08 79 |8Ueccwl Mr®' W. C. Hill was not law conspiracy chargo in federal
’ his morning, recrirad 1
First
Visited
Sanford
In
1895
!
officially
announced
today
by
court,
testified
that
twice
before
[and Oompany employe, v
torn, tho leader o f the
ih e membere of the necessity of
p\
told
Childress left Sanford
T * * ! *•
M,yor ^ o r w f U k a but It U ex- tns Meilett slnying Mazer
: 'n whose hrnda tha ft.
paying their 1026 poll fax before
him
"If
Meilett
keeps
this
up
he’ll
bt to take ehsrgc of the
I d
n r T 'o X
?
,an P«ted that ho will follow the r c c
could vote in the election.
He
-s
Telephone A Telegraph Com Marx cabinet appears to j
Shi* brother.- He stated
commission, bo bumped of i.v ^ .
preted as a breach of principle or lean
JJ
Scheldcmann a|«o ehn
urged
every
man
present
to
work
Testimony
pertaining
to
Rudnur
pany
as the worlds largest cor
which, at its mooting on Thursday,
body would probably be
liberty of the press or of criti poration.
Minlstw
o f Defenie
enemies, and by virtue of its in
among
tho
citizens
in
an
effort
to
*
offered the name of Mrs. \V. Mor Massillon druggist, who said tha". cism.
jto Macon for burial. The
"tool
i
f
•
the monarchist
dependence, and superior quality
get
them
out
to
pay
their
poll
tax
was
given
by
Stanley
Baltzly.
Th® stock distribution marks the
ton Thigpen for tho vacancy.
[is said to havo left a wldDoes
Not
Fe®r
Antagonists
md
deniandod
thnt the cr
commanded
respect
in
all
quarters.
bo they would bo eligible.
two weeks before tho murder Rudchildren, n father, two
nor tnlil hi
hq
,u: ' ,----- 7~ \ K la well that overy one know !l*Vlp ®niJ*VP,r,n^ ot. V?®
o 't resign to he Iropl
In cessation it does not forfeit
R.
J.
Holly,
who
returned
from
" one brother.
h i d h l? : ^ omcthil?«f ls *°lniT'that Fascism does not fear either
th® corpo- nun'inada np ,th® Kcpuh
that respect.
British Army Reduced ta
to happen In Centon.”
i verbal or actual antagonists. Fas- ” '°h ’
CT
F° injured men were_rush'- Tnllahassco yesterdny following n
"The magazine ceases as a San
clsm is sura of being obla to re- J&u ju U ®®htrol» ,27 princli)al sub■l-uke’s Hospital, Jackson- conference with Dr. Fona, Hatha ford publication because the vol O ne-ThM Since Days
MIAMIAN 18 ARRESTED
sldlarles and 166 underlying fconv
|m the scene o f the seel- way on the construction of tho ume of advertising patronage in
slst sifting by any criterion of pnnf^n,
•/ t
Before World Conflict*
Scnford-Mims road, was called
criticism beeaus® no barrier of pa
MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 17-(/P)—James per
upon by President E. A. Douglass the city of Sanford is not enough
______
w->w
M
M
M
_
______
bantca
and
on®
oil
eomcan eheck its vital progress.
to square the cost o f and remit a
LONDON, * Dec. 17.—(AV-Tho S. Aber, president of Abcr Puro- " W t a t F s k I. d)
for a report on tho conference.
. . .dn.lt
As ho arose, Mr. Holiy stated profit to the ntimber of publica fighting strength of the British psrties, Inc., and the Metropolitan Is liberty o f libel, which moroover
tions
In
the
field.
Sanford
will
extra
army has been reduced by one- Realty Corporation wan arrested Is most severely bannrtl by Am®r- offering
that he did not want his remarkf
AAC
*r". bonuses,
" " " W x , bringing
brtn
, '
•
,
today and later released on bonds lean legislation. Vulgar insults j*
published In tho newspapers, "and not support two dally newspaper* third since pre-war days.
t,Hn
°,f
th®
t0 24and
a
weekly
magazine.
It
will
Parliament was told by Lord aggregating |7JiOO on foderel in and apologies of crime must b e : Bonus gift* o f ten per cenb-oC|at«KANSAS
I mcart It,” he said. •
t
.
The proposed highway is not In not support two dailies. It Is not Middleton before its adjournment dictments charging corn piracy to phoso of crimo. That
it i» to Bay. Ul. .nm ul u t .r t c . of .motofM I S g . i l ' i T
J
the etdto program, he was in* *upportlng them now. Of tho two that tho present toUl, including defraud tho- government by false we insist rtlpon tranquility
J lltr.n d J
U
In o ..h « .
which Issue, tl)« one that will re regulars, army reserve, special re incom® tax returns. I. P. HenderLatvia, Dec. 17.—(AT)— formed at Tallahassee and while
main
is
obviously
{he
one
which
serve
and
territorials,
was
413,600
*on, of Miami, posted bond
$6,.
received hero today Dr. Hathaway had premised every Is not swaying to a desperate load
000 on a similar charge
no contain tho first del assistance- possible, it-would r<>- o f foolish debta and tangling U« mon, a decrease of 234,600.
v-namic*i Ntuonal |crowdod about the
*
I
.
, While speaking,, the duce’s face
ation that the Lithu qqlre many months of effort on the steps in the hopeless harness of
-5---£•
sat severely, resembling some an- p
srnment has'been over- part of the two counties, Seminole Incompetent management. When
clent
Roman
sculpture,.
but
when
and
Brevan),
before
actual
con
Gcncral Screotons with
that confused burden-hsuler, which
°rt of the army.
t struction could bo expected. It ia never should have been foaled'and1
plodo ctlmlnnlly St tho itnoto dr ,l - r drolorod . dlvidonti of S5 por |H,n!'lo rt r tou .ttf-* « . .
«tches state thaf .Prcsl- up to the two counties to build the »hod, sinks down presently In tho.
public
squares, but also in journal-. cant of the annual salaries for L „ d Tr,.|t
highway,
Mr.
Holly
aUted.
** r Grinlus, who was ejiSaSfc
shaft* and ia removed from the
fevw-iV
v*
Istic saunts during the preparatory i *B *mployes, while bonss pay- L rai nM,rv«
As a result of his report, Preii road, publication traffic will r e -'
" tl)c ch*«f executive post
tha correspondent suggested that nisnU ranging down to five p ecfMyrolla
n, Bw~
The arrival of the Christmas season brings an un*
!>*nd all ministers with- dent Douglass appointed Mr.* Holly sumo It* wonted pace. If I hero
..
. -On -Page—Eight)
c®Bt were announced by M m a l
J#:
(CopUnued
usual yoltftno of advertising to tho columns of The
wffe arrested.’
‘ , and Leon Leroy as a committee namo no name*, it Is perhaps b e -!
other
bonking
flm
s,
t
*
‘ Ported motives of the ris- to go before tho members of tho
nr.i d' }?hanf»°*rd P?crchan‘f wh° have stocked their
two
counties
and
ascertain
what
stores with. attractive .*goods and, ware*, suitable for
* widespread feeling a
|Law Offices Opened
gifts are making a s Lrong appeal to custotnoni. It haa
* ^ licy of the govern- action would be necessary for ths
Brother O f Theater
completion of the pro
Soviet RussU and its successful
, t
did for the convenience of our sub*
...............
'
_ thos<
41?08e ^ h.°
an effort to in
Btnjon
m lU
J" o
M. V c » l . R o f
tom;
crease
their
Christmas
business.
*
Spring*,
a
guest
at
the
luncheon,
dixpstchss stated that
at Kovpo and that the
Theater, at *
Dec. 80 a bamiuct
dSS*w21
l J r ? " carried out bloodwas made today by
him that his
to
bergiven
at
tho
Benson
Springs
|A11 Lithuania was placed
Tlie
Inn Ih celebration o f the Benson
ond, Kiwanians with
* kw and Kovno In a
- ,
returned to Sanford : beej^h
Springa-DoLand
highway.
The
o f tbe Orlando and Kus*
•«tre. Col. Grigollunas
.
r
:
2
f
t
/*«*•
Mallem’s officer mobile
mayors of Do Land, Sanford and tie clubs as their guest*, will giy®
appointed commonl^MUd * l fl’8 Brural*y-Pul-. morning. J
Orange City are to be present for their anrnul banquet and dance at,
aston building. dent were mac
the evening and several speeches the Hotel Forrpst Lake tonight.
t--- -—*
,
» « « ported oil tko are to be made civic heads of the
Mr. Mellon, wa* reared In Saq.-sage but tha
H at
Arrangement*
for
the
affair
are
' “fK o w p thl, mora|„e
« * » k M Unkirsc*
'' iJ ';
district, Mr. Fowles stated, in ex
rasa HHWr c®.
tending to the members of^ tinsice president I
!
n<Mk
She*
I S " " " - ; ! i, ellln, the Chamber of Commerce sn Invite.- ber*.
o ff!
«<TvCreomi.l»lpn .
‘ iford j of ^Jh*
~
f
A
OIK
|
I»»H
i
i
.
41-.-*
a_ Y- ’- L _—
a
’«
Fieri**
"
’ (
tionr to
ent
«f)»e banquet is scheduled tp be
qxr.vrw?
s Lithuangin
at
8
.o'clock
and
will
be
fol....................
.
■—
tma
4Lv
r <l» >IMUoh.t
- c -;
>
I Ska®
r
> »*1
’ l a i m s O n e L i f e been axranged In
it??.
»Vo
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'
h
drees
Hoe
and
atl
I
rm T se
| ^ 8 . Sympathy For Fascism
LoeaPMen
re
U.S-ST
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BONDS
ENDORSEDTODAY
DS
.. _
CHIEFOF
TOOF DIRECTORPOLICEIS NAMED
IN FAMOUSTRIAL
rTivr£££ i
Bandits SIu
Falls
ithuania After
By Smetons
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS, ATTENTION!
Man
Kiwanians Are To
Give Banquet And
Dance
:eThis
p w t e m sssf
wseaps-Ms:*
w
C. 17
fi ether
ith’
m
�..
c u e for fitting*. Priced;
1X0.
-**
Gift Casseroles
ita u e ir a T c w c W
Something always approved
at Christmas. Thoy con bo
had In Tory sttrsctlro silver
frames, With Pyrox Inset.
llftjid rasdo Mr.dolra 'towel* pf
the Tory finest linens. Shown
'in -attrdctfre designs;' Sditohlo for Rifts. I'r/ccil from
'Prloed
it *|5i
'
* •
$L25 to 52^5.
4 •
,
.
1 in Floor.
Mezzanine Floor.
sllttr. T
sh-hu ln’Tsty'sttn
u •*. frtced it
Main Floor.
•>*
I
mil FclH
sn'a.gift—ft three*
Ds aud change, In
atru* sr.d pin seal.
I sewed and baudRain Floor.
Shoulder F low ers
The most peppier of oil t*
the fluffy chiysenthorn 'M <■:
chiffon, whl'e t ie gride.. •
ant io«o cume in ftn th-<r
part In Chrl-ttn-i :r<:«m.an ' t
C5c t-> 13 60
Ms in t’lnr>r.
Linen S~C- 1s
Ctampatl ro'dy n .d - linen
scr.-fa hi very h-* .dsomo domI(.US. .For Klf.r, ll oy re Cer
tc.ln’j
uucquall
I' ‘ 'o'
from ?! ?5 to 6C ,:6.
13.CCml Floor
Gift J r ia lr y
The new In iiiloinnieui Is
whi.t ohi w II h', expee .ng-th*t Is what v c hair fm mu
In rl: ss, b m Ins. r.orl.iaisj
hrncilois—(1 t >lo.
Mnln Floor
-•
Linen Sets
id four uspklns to
ado of Whits linen
sd border*. Frlted
Main Floor.
Popular Fiction
Overnight Bags
Select books for gift# from
our,great display of popular
fiction. All o f the latest copy*
right fiction Is hero. Aivol*
Thoy are mode, of a, flno
toother and neatly llued. Just
tho gift tor'Ulo school miss.
They ore priced at f 0.50 and
ara not fitted.
Fourth Floor.
Main Floor,
S igh t Robes
Soft pastel shades make the
loveliest gift gowns They
nre plain and fancy Isi «*
I rimmed. Ill biles 16. 16, I,
S it p i n
S its
nr crepe de chine in green,
f l ' nil. pencil, lace tr.inmed.
}J 60 to 1 1 50
Dunce nuf»
ste p In unit
JlrneKlrre
i n i Ir glfr of >fepe f 0 , ^ l>,
B vid a ir Cap::
Glove G ifts
!. r leisure Ilmira she
Mai lie chosen tr. in : tie v o n
in eni in kid mid fabric
•mil ittrintlve ones too
> i l,r idi ie | 1hi
I,3 ( 1. euf
’ 'he 1
*'m,l •« v! Jt I••
«’' oiji C-P to c ’
••, he Y m m - ••
ii. ,t
hui I'miiib
r her
umsu
*-• Je.
I'r.ied J3'J5 In $H.5H
Christm as Stockings
Ropes of Pearl
You will wont your silk hos
iery gilts to he of the hot.
f, inlon. Mi't'nlluni ned Kny-
Main Floor.
The fifty-two ihch opero
Iwr,:ith. that can so becoming1) b<> wound round tho nock.
Kvory woman wants them for
(!hrlHtninH. f 3 50.
Main Floor.
Salad Pla. . «
» r. in B"rv1re nuil she. r cblfl ,i: v. eights. $250 to 13.50.
Mum FI*
Second Floor.
Smoker Outfits
Tea Sets
S ilver Pitchers
if\cad Gourds
Candy Dishes
Somcihlug tie* and dlfforont
lliiidsonif) sllrer
y.ilchen
nmkn appropriate j; 1Ttw l|.n
: Snther ittf^ for tho houto
11e •e Is something Uiat W’ ll
T h ey consist of a sllvei trin
with a Klnr.s lllsr I and a
omoker
A dlfferen' gift 55
If you want to gtvp somethtns
dlffoyent give one of thru
pretty i'>a sot i.
They
r,
■shown In various pallet n
and pi Iced nt f.S,
v. IftQ
It consist* Of '• il^co
vi ii in:iv ««leri lln-tn fn.m
r.a y!
I Id
h.i-i.d
hnlfo.
F u i m i ' i ’ Klnir
Mersnnlue I-Tom
n>'Uo >1 -sign;.
Fiii d
,
. )
Paintex Novelties
The vest adds u toticli r,f
style in ibn Imlldny cootume
Satin and crepe-do cbluc. but
ton front wjfh-'fsy flown o-l
Ior. Other* of Reorg'.tto and
l*»Ot J? 60 to f l ; .
Main Floor.
Sntnctlilnx new and novel for
gifts are those Putiilox M-arfu
and handkor^hinfs Stamittl
designs. They ate priced from
tile to |2.!5, .
and the very prrttlc.M
All
hoxcil and ready f *r Santa s
pack. Itlbholi covered i-lnstlr,
tlowur trlmnied,'75c to J1.25.
Hecond Floor
Main Floor4
lAmpa nukjB.’v!
gift a and you ca:
from a very.com
Priced from $1.!
Ncvcl Uaxhets
A fine cilectlon pf Indian
bnshets In quaint-color* and
designs for Christmas gifts.
They rango In price from <t5c
to $3.95; • ‘
'
Scchnd Floor.
Ribbon Garters
i ’In HI Pi n (mt lei «. -,i |.
-nir'-
;
l
*.!c i . ii)Iiiv i hnr
McstM.lno Floor.
Christmas Perfume
C ollar and C u ff Sets
i ' a liiiUln of . h o,ci) odor
' ii.-y your Clirlstmav greet
li.g
T he fai'inrd In (liu i
hiln's "Khallinnr."
50; Or
mi i ' ClirlHlinim Eve," 627.50.
Tr.ujr.uns Mol, 1C 50. $11,
•Ml boxed ready for giving.
Hollar* und Collar and Cuff
Sots Dace, organdie, c/epe
do chlno and English brood
, otti. ecru, whits and colonv
n 25. $1.78.
Main Floor.
’ rer.a ..-vftg •
gift, Bhcac
•no FnuulaJp.
eon nnd block
ovary ptirt’of
d.
$7.BD, $;.7C.
l gift. Snake*. In green and
!
r. Won of t.ii.
i* Kl(tboi,st)
' » .) »nllr. Tty fc!
pund.
MslnFUr. >
Quilted Rota
For her hours it bdM'
will he the (lit Idnl Ofl
pc irh him* mil Uart,i
ly '.ined and qolltri |i
s i r . ilftO
Sf^nnd rVocf,
Sight Sell
Orn of the tua-llnt
Hint thsy c*n km I
home They cctuWfl
and clays. t»olh at
I'r lfd *t $3 5j.
J
Taffeta Umbrdl
Fi
Gift Seeks
•>. ws r .-■.'••/.‘ i ..
'
Here la a gift he will like—
new hosiery in all of tho new
shades and patterns. In silk
or light wool. Prctn f l to
$4.50.
ch H andbag
A blacli calf luff :iwltb gola
leaf str. gB—a .striking con
trast— tho uew In JmcIc strap
purses. Attmctlvo gold clasp.
The «lft smart. $19.50. Oth
ers $8.50 up.
Main Floor. -
•
Floor.^ i •
_______
re quite i
tricolor*,
is from a very com-
display. In vurlntiMk^
.VrirruitIK Fl« or
•t * l t y
!>|t;.i .X % ? n<1.^ oor. v .
fei i
s . mdv dishes are idmi.ii
to. ils and
ilorn
T1ic ) ^ H h
prlce-d from 50c to $3.
Hook Ends
.
Itook ends ihat.aro differ-,t
and at. tho sai»o Umo very
mldbrste In prloo. In dainty
dcalgri* and shades. Priced
at-Just.fi.25.
m I:c a very desirable k
in solect salad plntcs
! i various alios amt colorc
I 'll.e d luini SI t > SS
i ; u ail ..' 5;’ 5*
Costume Vests
BoudoUii
hoard ..lei
i
Tile s.'.ii at
Yoiij
Gift Candy
1 ht 'nuoas Moths |
1mV ' Cxndlts, pkH
r
For hud or rtls. »«•
umbrraelhi*. ls^ u * 1
ablo colora wW1 ***
i tip
rlbk/ brst* »**
to litMiluFk*.
�SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,
l o t w CJjiB Woman
k r e i r c s s Boyers
Pictures
As She
p rT h em While Working
q|;*s (JJrl In L a r c c
______
S to ic
ntltroiFs TOTHl t l r . . R d llh
K 'lu p e .l’ n itrrs a a , w e a lth y s«er» leader aad
rlu h n o a m n ,
la ird J o see I h r
C h ristm a s
k # # l« « rush as m Jllla a s
>1
Bertram salrs g irls ere It. ’ Ril
y ( s i a i « h h rhla d t h r m s
's «d a h e w V e rk U re a rto irs l
>r*.
T h re e
she
u *
the
I^Mlmaa shnaslag flead. early
ft: tale, so a r hy la a ll lla u a - .
r a U h r t r realism , la three a r
te . n r lt le a fa r T h e H erald
f ! t r A se rrle e , af w h ich the
«f I . p rln t n l h rla w . she lella
>1 trfcst she learaed fra a . thla
h M.riuie-I'iittft.'aon
gome power the irifti
^
>•! ■■« ns it her t sec mt.*’
Hit lit* u:rl* nnd little old wo
H H H B fffrrdit I the rmintcr
• •:
i *;t stolen, selling
fegrlr^'lo'hn impatient nnd
Id.'d public, have the spotturned on them every Lusd
lay o f the yenr. One word
mis^lfteetl inflection nnd they
tranrifd.—a brand that iah*t
,!:t' I rit'-m |t of the customer
nil whi ’h Keen means the los-
. Illimi,er>Hl One M L Two <*>.
Meet Inn JO; Lota mnnliersd CHie. <II. |«I, t i of (Icon* or to n 'dm n t r n t fi' i
o f ---Flu- ’ Jud* T in t* < S ) b f » . o t l o n » ;
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T w o . I f ) nrtd Three (2 ) o f P ecth 'iiior to lu re within the tuU
rt. i s . ana mow
kota -------------numberedf iIr' m
.- a
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rlila.
au offlrar nr
r . r i „ , “ P“ 4
i{C o ti Q Q f i b f M On*
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and
the
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dunrlrrt
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(lUirlfr
and the norlheasl i| u trlrt( )|rnf«M muld In nerved.and
that
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If:
till
In , o ^ r officer* and a » * » t » nro un . o f Freflun 20; nil In Township 3•>
I
1I <k .Uth. Hang* 21 *’•■**Tnvr pslilp Jv south, ItanK* 31 eu»t. it iin vc n
i reft <•
TlIKIlF.FtMlK. you. T i m I.AKIi
TJ-' .
Trae^ 4.
r.Ak V;.J lispUI’ KKIITII.I* Kit, COM- i lA »t'T* o t i l «>r Hrctlon 20. 3 o w n ■I.
l.ol T w o |I) of Section 2D, Town*
ini,Ip
*0
soutli
nf K . n g o II mat.
«liIn !u. south inf l U n j f 31 M i l .
Trnrl X
j T h f ' ■••uili u n f - M l f (H’ li) o? the
kvfor* ••or »ald Olfrult f'mirt nt
{ e s t 0f t b * C h « v f o i c t Company,
' northw rst i|u»rter I h 'I V M ) nf *<eoMtcllun 10. Township
20 iminiIIi,
in.t*
v>, Town^Jtlp i * Boutii. tin tip*
a cco rd in g to an announcem ent re- Itunge 31 *»*t,
,
Jccntly made
by
the
.company.
- “ “r. yn'u and each of ><"• nr* hereby
rltetl. notlfletl. adiiiolilshril. ordered,
S alesm en Harper, K e lly and Quinn• commanded
uad renulrml to uwpenr
w * re the three W ho carried o f f aat the o ff ic e of the flerW of this,
1*
|„ .a • .
,
•Court In the City < f Sanford. rirml.
note County. ’ Florida, on Holiday
November , j,r 3r)1
uf j nnu*r), a . n 1#I7.
I States, [to answer the ll|ll of t’oinplnlnt
I .,,,,. 1. 11. . fltnl In thin iN.nrt nMullinl ye>ll. Itntl
lomolMIcJ
|,, ti,u cause, *atd
.
„ ___ ! In the rnuso hrlnu u edit- to remov'e cloud*
state
o f Flofldu fimirsa o f
the ""'1 «Dllet MU* In the I'lmipliilriuul.
.
1 rio ru ia , iijpire* o i
t“ f \ viU ,fA M I,. W o o d r u f f . in mid
company allow. During thn la.-*, to the a b ov e described land*.
10 d ay* o f N ov e m b er, the White- |" h e r e in Yhimplslnani praya fo r a
.'ll
...
or t!• CotiM..deelmin*, ndn ig n le y m u n
Conipnny
boIu
lu ju d g in g iu d
dft,rffliikr !!»•
ft#
'Hie west <.ne-lialf <3V*,)
nnd
ca r* , a new record f o r this city.
simple title in and to said land to •j i...i, una (I) . Two ( I ) and Three
Ml
m
II
In
H
m
-U
oii
3,
Township
20
he (n the Complainant; ronflrtnlnif.|
*
',
'
tlsclarln.. lidjudKlhlf utid deereelmt, south, ItaiiKr 31 rasl.
T rscl It.
'lav,
I have - •tumbled into
the the title or the Complainant to he
Th* Kusl tlirrc-ijourlers
(K3-4)
sulesairla’
restroom
innrn «deoil
•’“ 'n1 “ ^n*1
Indefeaalhl#
title In
fee
sa
lesgirls
reBironm * mcro
• “ '» >lmp|#
ecreslnr
all title,
claim
..r I to- Month one half I f f y ) of Hpcof
than alive.
.Rjir.^vlcd on
the or Interest rlnliiK-d by you or any Con IH. W«.*t one-half ( W * i)
Northeast iiuarlrr I.NH1-4); Northcouched,
even- on
the floor, were 0.f
"r
\n>' i’V , y . °i!l, ■•h.i utiarlxr tN K I-t) of Northwest
.
.
v
claiming nr fo claim under you or
and Mouth w rit
*lri* v.ith nerves cracked, ahoeinland to s«lJ lands to qnnrtcr lN tV t-4);
lea* and try in g to ru b the pnin
■ w holly milt and void mul of •>•• Iiuarlrr |M\VI 1) and l-ols One f i t
and
Three
1
3)
nil
In MriTlou 20:
/-i i /
sffeet wbnts.aeVrr; |>erpelnull> m fr o m their, tem ples.
C hrhtm n* joining and restraining you
and
d a y ,vier many u f them i l l ^ s o m c each o f you and ynur ngenis. s.<rv.
7 III..!..
I,.
. mils , nun n t l n r n o s from ns«erllng
^ l-tn i nt broken ror picntnu.
« I guy r l r i n r h ) '
o f rontrvuncf.
Avid nil tacnuilbe' ,4W0 fo r g e t to Oinp nr n||i«ru:U#. or In tfrfrrin c to j
»
ft
,nn> « » ) with thr po*a«r»h»n of t h r .
e n u m b e r to WOp i nrl>.
. {complBlfiiint. It#*
miccep»«*rr.
|
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(uliin?. kri*nt*e«. gmntr^a, HKfrit.^ *»r
T O M O R R O W — M r s . Pattersan '“ inrncya. mid lr«m asserting ll il e
*, t«s • * n i v . I* t„ KB|,1 I„,„t ,,r any part «w in»r<*|
will tell y o u how t o d o your Chrmt- thereof; rt-Miilrlng you nnd e«rh of
ninit rthonnimr willinut wnrrv
i > " u •"
forth th» nature of your
m a « sn a p p in g wititoui w orry .
rN p ectiv c claim* and further prays
- - ■■
'Hint all claims of you and «ach of
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207 W EST FIRST STREET
IT0RE IS N O W LO CATED IN SANPORi
GIVE YOU THE
WE ALSO HAVE AO
PUSTE LINE OP p g
MATIC TRUCK TIM
Special prtces onall«
t
I
1
ffl
I
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ires, also used tires,
invite you to come to;
store and see for youn
for you cannot realize
saving of money in h
ing fifes until you see
tires and the prices.
guarantee goes with c
f ., !r)»; .
nln :t the women in the
17 How do. they look undht
po\llshl7
That’ s n different
Plain orPleated Bosom
”
►
’• ' t r y a day In Dccamher—
^ three or four doy» liefure
Uaforffftttptylc Picture
ftjt !h" picture because I
K i t — have aecn it ao that
ever forget It.
L|h. a Urge Now Yorli dop ilo r e . I had taken!my
.for lunch and on my J»ay
-diy department.r^tFpped
pie balcony to look down
frftJULQf shirppers. It war
b V feight from that dlft\t one huge body thuy
f harmony and even their
)j*fiod‘ harmony. 1 went on
Ifchi to my deportment. 1
(rack of the counter, shoe^pencil, nnd was ready for
will have
New Axles, New Sprinj
New Cranks, New Gei
•
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For all makes of cars, a
you do not have to wi
for these parts to coi
from the factory, fori
are now carrying the
and will have a compli
stock of them at i
times.
that
spotlessly clean,
appearance
PcrslHiml cough* ami rohl» Irad tn
arriuos trouble. You cjo >toj> d i m
linvr vrilh CreomuUion, an rtftuNifird
crcosole lhat i. plcajjnl hi l-kr. t.teoniultiun is a newr nicftinal diirorrry
killi (wofolil srlion: il iiKilhr* and
liralt the Inflamed mniibianrs and In
hibits gffm growlli.
i O f all kuolia drug*, rreo*o1e i« rccognizrd |i, liigli medical ailllinriiles a*
I th e ht-Tror o f It nil!
:niWp‘Cf women w e re on the one of llie giralesl belling sgriu'ic* f»r
pctsi.lenl ruiiglis and cold* and other
ftlftc o f my counter, stripped form* of (llloat Roubles. (.nonnil.mil
1 y ijtrcr o f drawing room and runtain*, in addition la crro«iie.oilier
elffiurlto, grabbing this nn.J liraliug element* wlilrli sooilir ar.d h< j I
lit i l l"H It l l \ ^
.fill
II KSftV
irig that, snapping thpir fin
llic Infected membrane* and .top iha
«\\ KJ 1 M i l t. A S C I \> 11 OK
irriutimi and inllammatimi, h IiIIb ilia
Tiit;>i ii i i v t v n t \ n n i m ; a !j ,
s h d ^ i a p p l n g their words.
*1.1, FAICTIKK •’ ! MMINiJ
IM
crrosdle gnea on In ibe slonucb, i* ab
iM t a p o n can't paint that pi.'
iv i i ii ; i n m > an d
dlfihft >'du can *eo hundred! sorbed into the blood, atlJiL* ihr s*st
riiK M iM h ii c u k i .v u r n : o k of llic trouble ami check* ibo groMlh
Mr'ItrllKli AM HKIIIM I'KVIIMIJKM
nt i p y l r i rvaching their hun
lilt iJIlANTKK.nl'.
oT illftil
of tlm germs.
d r W g * in I'vciy dlri'ctmur.
iT.AliLC.VTM I'M T.II T il l: M.lftt
Crcotnulaiwll is gURrauteed sali.faci:
u
t
v
ri
i h 'MI t i k k y m . i : iia rf'
i^ V . Through the ntlaimn
lory in lim (rvalniAil uf lai.if^nt
III MITIKKVH uml J f> IIPM- ❖ •>•>++♦+-H-+
r i f f The atore the hands ••! cough* and ctlkl*. bronchial .'luma,
i'll it i; t m
licit
iii h u a ND
kl'IT II •!.. II IJdl'11 It I. VM AND
M g jrtrach urrpss th e cmiiit.'i bronchitis and oilier fnnu* of rrspiraIIKNHY
HtVIJETAIM'LK.
AND
ahatch nt merphajidU* like lory diteans, and i*excellent for build
KA'TI OK THKM PKl'KAHKIt Oft
ing
up
the
syrtcui
after
cold*
or
flu.
oTMKlttVIMi::
AND
At.l.
OTHER
B E r-n o , like .* cla w s, .ahnrpI'AItTICS UT|« ISC N * At KH AllH
Money refunded if anv cough or cold h
I’Sftened clnwH, clutching con
I'V KNOWN
INT K It KMT CP
IN
ncl relieved after Mkirtg according la
T
II K
I. \NI • AN 11 IMICMISKS
r-ty, *it this and that .then directions. A ik your druggist. Ijilvj
II Kit I; I N O 'T K Il I'KMiTtlRND
(jilt hack with iniptWation*
tt nf* j ■iitg Iii , 11 iw m r Mill nf
r.'ht (ho cars,
ill! 81.4!) for t h a t ! " .
•ml (••«•• I f frttiil mi iii* iii Hs’ fiti- V
iftpLlfapils thruslPng change
’ uhhnndlse at you.
lintida
oitni:ii o r pi in.ii a iio v
g .p n the coinU ir fo r service
WtIJ.lAJI I.. WOODIICKF,
B f c i c h i n g and unclouchlng. ■; l——OnfopiatnaMi,
^
Voices o f women raised
t’ HAISCKM Kr'IILT.T/.C. e| nl ,
pitch. , A dtaen voices
I lef emlllllt «
TO KNOW* AMI IV
itylrig attention at the snnie VOTICK
known iir.Fi:\iiAvrs
U. ^ n d
all the while the •rill-: STATE OK FI.OKI HA, tai—
< ii a k i , i ;m MiTII i .t / . c , nv
I
iS M titlles
her
artificial
I'OAGII JIAN.
NV
J. MclIltlHi;
a m - s h a mumhles "Y e s . Ma- 111NOltl IK NV NVVI.I.V V\ 11.1.1 AAt A
^Certalnly, Madam," "S orry. IHI'KN'DK. Ii. M. CU.SNVOKTH. Kit
MKINK 11. VANHKMAN If
nllve
B.** aemnuded hy the store
IIlid
If
ttie
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I.aat-Minule Rush
I NIcll ll 11•It. rlliOllHC NV NVVI.I.V
errihlo spirit for the Clnist- NN11.1,1 AM A HFKNl’ IC K H IM.lAI
Aeaaon, you say.
Yes, hut ; WOllTIt. EltSK INK H VANUKMAJ
•are dead, the iiiikimv* n heir*, devl
r True because there are
least
THE t.AKC JKKMtii* F c i v n u Z K n
inds upon thousands o f wo- I’
d M I’ ANtf, n enrpulAllow. Mini T H h
fi- America who havo not yet Tn.’tJtVrORTII TilliMT I'OMPANT.
cnrpuratl"ii. If eai'l corporations
the if-agedy o f laat-mlnuot a
hi. In eKlsIente. nnd If leKslly illssolved. Ilrjulttaied. or otherwise r*tlm i, |o ,he stock holders, share
holdenr,-asalftnee*. iin m iefs, or suvcesiwzm h f eAeli Slid ev e r, the said
•■orphrftllnn*.-nnd in nil
psr«rm»
leave ninl sxeepl (he i'.miphilnnwt
herein) huviiig nr claiming any lhlerest III' the f..II.in Inn ihscrllie l
laiirts In Mumlnule I'uiiniy, Florida,
io» w li:-— i
• •
Trnrl I.
Tli.. south In null 120) cIihIwm uf.
Lot fnor- (1)4 anil all nf l.ol Five
( i l o f Section )• tail T w o l l ) or uusurveyed part <>f Section to; Lots
rill* ( I ) , T w o <21 T hree (3). Four
III. V iv e <M n. ml Mix ( a I or unsnrvejed pall o f s « n i,in t i ; l.nt One
(I), o r unsurve, ril part of Hecllou
14. unit lerla Four (4 ). Five (I ) ,
Mia i » ) mul Me\m
(t)
or
unsurveyed |i«rl of Hactlon‘ 13; alt Iin
•Townshtp So ehuth, ftango St eaat.
Tear! S.
The west ona-hatf MV 1-21 and
laitn One (I ) . TWO ( t ) , and Three
H ). all In Heel lot, I. Township* Jo
ftiillfll I(la»!■*■» 1 1 i.iiul
if
dered hv
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE OR THE NAME
207 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA
-fr0•*>•>+•>+++<•<•4"<■+■4'
W i l l W i n d U p ; K r o n e n ’s
»•••!•• < mill'
I t- tiil.t .iitil *1••« tllml ♦
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T
l.i»t !-'••»*• I rrri t i l l *»f III"' I*
l lti- 11*i til Tltji I w ii i - ;
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HANI’OliD.
I’ l.nlUiiA, act*uniinff m i: it Tri»ffnr«rB
llirruof nf i rrortl In tlio I'tihllG
ISi*r«»rJ m «*f Srrninulc Cuunty,
rl'irldn In Map H<»uK 1. I*«k **h
64
IT IS Til t! It KKlIlKOK nl!DK»tr:i)
%**u ,m l ••hi’ll **f •«*ti l>f and
) tin mi * lt*-i«li> rr<jtil i •*ri i<> appear
l - Ji'i'.ui i.i ii . mil |,f i .,n>i'l ilnt
In ttiie .mi-.- ..a yinni|u> ihr snl
*li,y i.( Janm.li 1*21. ill till! 1'i.url
ll.tuyr 111 M., I|f..i || Mom lu-.le I'lHtllly
t
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IT
Wishes one and all a very
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a
Take Advantage Of
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K|.*rl*la .1It11 ill il.*fSill I Ilf .lull 1*1*. ▼
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lie.'U'.I-II .inalnar , mi. -aIII
aim
jj
T
h e ln « I'll th e p ticp o s e o f i|Ui«*lln (
lh. o i l - ..( in,. <'i,iiiplolllt .nl ii, ami
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T
t»* 'll. ......... il-wi-l llieil preluloe.
IT *M KI HTIICIl OKIl|;itHI1 linn
till* toiler lie pulillsltad Tmce a iveei*
for four 14) rnnsecillive week* In
Miiliior il 11-oiM. u ii'.iiipn per puliMhIimI In Hanfunl. Hemlnole <**>>■itI v.
Klo l Irtn
I'ONK AND ollliK H K D this Jo,
•Ini i.r Oreeml.Pi t!•20.
lOffl.tiil,
V. Ii. D<U.:r)LAM
ts- 1.11 .
1‘ lerW -nf the . h i m
►l> le<l i .Mirr
lly A. M. WMHKH,
,
Deputy I'leck
WII.Mir.Y III ■I MCIIOl.DCIt K
n o v i.i:,
tblllrll.us fur I'umplklltanl.
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2
2
2
We are in position to
FUR TRIMRfED COA1
2
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on improved property both business and
Tailored Coats
residential, within the
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IN T i l l : ITIIKDIT r u l i n ' IIF TIIF.
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UF T i n : STATE OF KI.OIIIHA.
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INS hereiofuio li*en Issued, dlrdctsd
n each „ f yi,u a lift Dial Ilia Hlierlff
d Mernimiin Couiuy, Florida,
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We are o tVevenings and we will be
pleased. t< five yod a demonstration,
either in. ir store or in your home,
You will. amazed at the reproducS • of. Bosch and Freedfou_ can readily under-
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a new happiness will reign in you
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home more attractive, your grown^ew. Low Prices
home— not.just for Christmas Day,
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months, but for
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years to come. The kiddies will find
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Dutiful
jpi.ES. DcC/17.— bP)—
«y has stared training
■bsck. Jfe donned his
juK yesterday fo r th«
|flCc he dropped,?. his
rywelght boxing title tu
y st Philadelphia- ’
arisk workout, he said
p, be In sbapd to meet
»rk Marin ^ a return
■Tork either next Dccnr the. F o u rth * J u ly .
,, i he former chamhis training’ 12 pounds
•bis trainor. » jd . •
Colem an’s Office
-art’s Letter |
,e consolation held out
defeated in the last
is Is Captain X
( sre two kinds of the
t ho isn’t sure which
b-ity. Some senators
ply nltciid to detail,
fevery demand of their
Fand work late at night
[p Intricacies of legtsla[pngjng into important
idoc, It v U Mid, might
is ‘ big dale, opened an 'emergency hoapipu,1 <>n 5‘lL!f^a ta British Order Fourth
f o f all the traffic j
pany the flotilla.
tal, commandeered supplies
supplier and bring good watqr and food. f ■ * i 4m i *.»■» m
A t»r
faHen.to.IcM than
No attention w /s paid to smug- ~
Flotilla To China
aero:* the; state o f New YOrk.an treated' more ■than 400 patients
entirdy American canal,
before medical men had hbtalned
fupSofiioiervlal prodottion jif ashes*
Chinese guniiie
VALETA, Malt*., Dec. 17,-W>) tfef -vj* now going pn In Navajo
That is what the( nation wants; control of the situation. A hall
la.idrpiat f<
—The fourth destroyer flotilla has county, Arison a, opening up new *meni
that fs what Secretary Hoover ad* dozen physicians have written to
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been ordered to China by the Brit- mines in that part of. the United complete ehaoe dn
vises,, even if It does cost a little his superiors here X6 praise hie
more., If there Is anything that wdrk.
Ish admiralty.
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U^aaey ups and do
we can't really afford, please men*
Others on shore liberty when
The vessel* today were loading
try,
said* A. I f . :
Ition it,
7-. x1 f t - T : f the storm broke went on duty at
munitions -r»nd stores with tha ' Motor car traffic cemijSfc into
~ v j.
government
comrt<
probability that they would sail Hutchinson, Kansas, has increased
One year’s e « ( is Income would. ■provost guards or at digging wcffs
build the canal tAfter the terrific assault of. tho late In the day. The cruiser Car- 440 per Cent since 191®, while wa* Shanghai, ' ; ;- w
and roofing damaged hospitals, h
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Firit outside relief came hr elements on tha W e of Pines, tho
■ WASHINGTON, Dec. 1?.—“ Dry
boats did similar work and their
navy 7 Hell, we’re the coast Miami and Fort Lauderdale e.i
coast
guard
boats
front
Key
West,
flien
went inland to the aid or
guard!”
which brought doctors and medi small native settlements
which
This is the new, unofficial mot cal suftrfie*.
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were
in
n
bad
way.
to of the 11,000 men who guard
our shorn and whose only duty. Then a special relief squadron
This is the sort of work, the
of about 1,000 men was sent from
In tho popular mind, Is to chase
coast guard calls its own. It never
b^ses at New London" and points
rum runners;
arket! for the rum chasing Job. 1b
MOTTOES — JBOOK CASES - CARDS
.took that because one of its duties
^-J^or every rum ship it captures,
is to prevent smuggling.
the coast' guard claims to save a
P a r i s i a n n o v e l t i e s i M Ij’a? \
At Bimini and Gun Key, Bahn*
hundred - lives. ' 0
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And if tna nation is. the least
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ilurricansg. came’ this fall to mam bases of the rum runners, appreciative of J ts service, the
the hurricane’s fcreat peril was coast guard feefs the beat way to
Plorido,’ ‘^he Bahamas and Cuba.
the pollution of water which it show it would be to drop the term
In. each mstance i h e tcoast guard left behind.
Coast guard nqtt "dry navy."
^»as readyio lead tho work of res
cue and res(oV.atiorf, 'With equip
ment and peraodnel doubled , .for
combating 'the jppugglers, tho
’gourd wap In ‘nwrcllent shape t >
tntn to what it considers Its parp-
That is true, according to pres
ent plans, and it’a an intelligent
plan. The time to swim hard 1*
when the current is against-you
and the time to advertise hard il
when sale* are not so good. - /K?
No automobile concern has
ever over-advertised.
"Repetition
is reputation." Every day there
are 1,000,000 men and women
thinking they want their first
cor, a new car, or it better car.
The
intelligent
manufacturer
should talk to them every day.
Representative
Dempsey, of
New York, says we should risk
"on entangling alliance" if ,we
Joined Canada to build n canal ti
the. ocean via tho St. I^iwrence.
We do nbt mistrust Canada, nnd
thd
closer we come to her the
E i r\ y- \ f i t
|s pay attention only to
fe», seeking the limelight
latest possible prestige
Lut work and depond-
Reports of this hurricand’ work
only recently reached4 the coast
guard hcud<|M8rtaf4 here, shortly
after a series' o f' congratulatory
and thankful 'ieUrxs- frtm . thn
Cuban 'president, 4}ie/governor of.the Bahamas, ^ W pca h anYTHrU*
ish nmlwt.sadore,,/ l p 'Cuba dhd
wiped olit,
In tho PJofidg" east const hurrt
cane,
the entire
base a| Port
Laud
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a L lb m - c r
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- erdajc and a 7^-foot 'mother ship
were destroyed,, but the gunnl’j
nctrvo, mobile patrol boats in Flo
rida wnter> survived and, according^ to Commandei* S. S. Yenndle
here, saved hundreds of lives.
They yanked human beings from
angry waters nnd-sinking boat",
at Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West
Palm Bench and other harbors as
they rode out the storm.
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Living
Firestones are tho greatest tire vuIuob today—tho Stires
that give most mileage and best service—the tires that surpara all others In quality of materials nnd workmanship—
th* tires that come to you WITHOUT HIG1L PRICES.
Firestone* arertho only Gum-Dipped Tire*.
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We are headquarters here for'these wonderful tires—
our big stock includes every site of Full-Site Balloons, High
Pressure Tire* and Truck and Bus Pneumatics.
Gift for
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Living Room Suites
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Theso ittdude the full length settee,
rocker and easy chair. Cushions ar^
covered with gayest cretonne or richest velvet,
"homier”
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AhrUi mn«t
Uirtolmoa
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A console of genuine mahogany
lends an air of distinction to the
living room.
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combines beauty with convonienco nnd makes an ideal gift
for him"
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No better kep| property
the New Dress Shop in the
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LOVELY EVENING
GOWNS
7 ship officer told an
« sailor who bothered
3 tie yourself to ,tho
poor sailor obeyed
d nearly frotc. Uncle
near in— and
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No better location in the City
NoJbetter values anywhere
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Mof<rr thuti 400,000 foreigners
A i have announced thdlr intention of
'3L 1becoming French citizens^_____
N t will live ledger
L K, CurtUV .‘♦Young
you in big type on hi*
' what ypu have read In
the other day, that one;
concern will *pon 1
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Vivid stories of these rescues
and qf the performances of guards
men caught on shoro have, corn*
to headquarters. A hospital corpi
man, caught on shore in the worst
of the storm' near Fort Lauder •
Irience is that not'jnnre
jr two good tletafl.jnen
pngress from' a single
keld reflected.
"And
tof the detail, work is
them a« their cqnstitu^ identify them. A mnn
|<j cut out for him in
d matters of lcgislatio.i
kenate. But when his
I hegip-to pile the work
he scnktorehlp becomes
ho or three more men.
n of democratic nature
Dschahlc/get* the worst
jhuman iceberg sort of
tat off, ,or ho may ba
tsping out of the back-
M ahogany
1 R oom
[ w i t s A J ^ ^ c i t j r a U»
nan reaches thO Senate
[ins bulk like a .rolling
i he gain* responsible
a committees. It doscuni, of course, on min
ers except for ranking
members.’ ’ . > „/ y
a Haireld get* as many
Wtacnt letters in a dny.
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ItuTcld takes HI* defent
hlly end hope*" the rest
it ducks will feel tho
-Hi*; oihcr,s,, ljupfll
f the electidn, are Sena-,
ot, M cK inleyP epper,
lutlcr, Wadswdrlh. Welw. Will lama and Ernst,
tam are thought to bb
atfallen, but-r-T • Jl 'i
tVlast a wink of sleep
ttreld concluded, emphg-•
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FIUT)AY, DECEMBER 17, 1926*
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A s Brisbane
It
biggest in«n year, nmounted to
nearly hnlf a billion, in spite ot a
627,000,000 drop in cotton ship
ments. We have tho gold, water
power, coal, oil, unlimited terri
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tory^ ____
developed __
and ______
undeveloped.
Some one quoted by The Literary Digest telln about n
young
married couple who with much nervouHtiess gnve their Iintelligent men and women and a
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rfirst party. To insure everything going smoothly they murlo j guvernment that doesn't interfere
with business
What in lleaveh's
nk, in this battered enravan- a program for their own use and the evening went in fine f name have we to wrrrry about,
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stylo until far too soon the program came to nn end, and fexcept our own foolish fenrs? But
f
t doorways ore altemato things were getting desperately “ slow” when the young Idon’t gamble.
(plgh t and day,
---t kultan after aultan with Ills husband had an inspiration. He proposed u contest to see,
who could make the ugliest faces, with a prize to go to th**' THE world review asks two
’
(questions, how would you answer?
"1. What is tho best thing that
has happened this year (u>2fl) for
hla way.
After this game had gone on with a lot of merriment
for
the
stated time, the judges’ committee retired and Al?®r,c.V °r for Americans?
the lion and the lizard
j>
rU where Jamahyd gloried one o f the moat important
ll?°guests,
dCd? i0 they
O
aP had
i ° t upan-1thia
ta" V'
said they
coming year ( 1927)?”A m .S S
nd drank deapj '
I.
Tho best' 'happening of 192fi
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i, that great hunter— imously agreed to give her the prize. Imagine the situation
when the lady frigidly replied, “ I was not playing that! was sending the world court to join
Hho
dodo.
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3tamps o'er hla head, and he lies game.
j 2. The best happening for 1927
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* Jmiatlines think that nevor blows
S‘ «o red
rrda# as whero some buried
d t w bled; ;
, every hyacinth tho garden
wears
rely.. ’ j
e could you expect when
fendants are worth mil
lions o f dollars?
• — ----- o-------What we can't understand is
mwhy
t ie Count doesn’t sue Mllli-
*»mony’_
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It a *m s that all tho Scmlnolw
jp*t wank tOVtaks peace with tho
nitad^States government.
----- — o--------! An article In the Now York Hcr^•ld- Tribune the other day gnve
' aomo’ free publicity to Sanford.
WlfttWr* __—
---------------glad to see that very few
people have so little re
fe r the beauty of tho word
k UU as to write it Xmas.
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i tell us that some o f the
to didn’t go off to college
awaiting Saturday
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|would be the building of nn ndeAmerican air fleet. You
expect Providence always to
oortls^iSkeo t*»i iVxiav, 30;'tl
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getting ready to send
•several earthquakes to us.
Tho Herald having been amused enough by that anee- quale
moral." We have one, in fact,
ready to apply Tf we knew
how to incor]>orato it in some sort of text like "Let your face
work for you," or "Why be a prune?" or "It’s bound to freezij
‘ 1 in its lap from some once that Way.” *'
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Nothing e
Christmas spirit
CPBR UP
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gifts.
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COMPLETE
DRUGS
CIGARS — i
D RIN K S-D !
WINTER IN FLORIDA
NEW YORK nERALD TRIBUNE
A winter vacation in Florida this lywood and Fort
Lauderdale.
year will cost less than at any These resort centers were In the
time since that state leaped into path of tho storm Inst September
the limelight as the country’s fore and suffered heavily in the loss o f
most winter playground because poorly constructed buildings, but
of its close proximity to the great their tourist plant escaped with
centers of population east of the little or no damage. Palm Beach
Mississippi River. Floridlnns who and West Palm Beach were not in
had struggled for years to w»<| the path of the storm, but tho
out those who uimunlly came from chamber Includes these two centers
other sections uf the country early in its survey inasmuch as they are
in the full to lease hotels, apart prominent in the lower East Const
ments and rooming houses and rer.ort region.
then to boost rents during the senThis district on November 1,
son, finally have licen successful, 1926, possessed a total of 12,008
with the nid of the collnpscd spec apartments and 26,009 hotel rooms.
ulative
real estate
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i v/n iiOiBHiDPi
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iimi for
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November 1,
W20, incy
they had
volume of* building c o n s t r u c t io n ,,^ ftccommodation of visitors u
in gctUng: nd o f gougeni and t h e .total o{ lflf8U apartments and
sea a ot rents this season will be 36,923 hotel rooms. All along the
in line with what the average cit- Ett8t O u st n similar condition preixensof the North Is accustomed t, o .', —
«<- ns
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vails,
hotels
and, apart-
than n calamity-*-!* to, prepare for
just such nn emergency. And by . Y q uwl!) receive
preparing wc shall be taking a
step to Insure ourafelves against vice at our fountain.
another war.
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The late President Roosevelt's '
policy of "speaking softly and carprylng a big stick*’ has been the
Sanford A Gram
subject
o f many Jests, but the
L,~
thoughtful person will find that It
In Edftvsil
is, after all, the best policy. But
Curb Service—Th* !
there is no reason why we should
Srne*
attempted to establish methods and
means in order to prevent the need
o f using our “ big stick."
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McReynolds
’ Glassware is Increasingly- popu
lar for gift* this year, Fifth Ave
nue Bhoppcrs are selecting bowls,
lamps, candlesticks, ash receivers
and tableware. A now idea is
found in a lamp which has a bowl
of clear crystal to be filled with
water colored to blend with the
shade or furnishings.
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Next to tho vogue for glass
comes the choice of old maps. They
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liUuminaUd ..with.quaint,
w *.
Ho^^^nnartmenr house an ^h S el*
In . the Ridgo section, from Jpenta, Indians, animats, ships, men
owners have been waging a cumc it >' through Winter Ha- j and legends In the script o f their
pnlgn for n reduction in rentals \» ent ^
w>le"- Avon Park, Lake* j ago and country. At Christmas
on to
to Sabring,
Sebring, visitors
visitors jI they will appear on lampshades.
and other charges. Virtually nil land ^and on
find many
hotels nnd
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of the more than 400 members o f i will
the Florida State Hotel Associa ments which did not exist last sea in frames for wall decorations.
As the reader would infer, the predicament of the well-1" “ j
"n^iT T hrd’.k^.Tf
meaning young couple does not suggest the moral to The his life, nnd in t» be hanged two
The same is true of tho sec
Herald at all. If they had been older they might hnve m u d e.d a y s before Christmas unless Gov tion have posted price scnles for son.
tion from Tarpon Springs south to
this
sennon
which
range
from
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a survey of the fares at their party to see if such a contest ?nior Braiulon of Alulmma inter
to 60 per cent below those of Inst Fort Myers, through Cleurwnter,
would be entirely indicative of tact. But since th ey didn t , , |nw.
j„ he who dies aat winter, and apartments in the re i Belleair^St. Petersburg, Tampa,
there is nothing to do but talk about a woman wImj will let the right time. ....................
Had Uinblt-a lost sort renters of South Florida which Bradenton, Sarasota, Venice uml
his
life
(saving
the
five, ho would were almost beyond the reach of Punt a Gorda.
her face grow ugly.
unrolled among heroes. Instead the nverage visitor Inst season arc 1 Thu least known section of Flor- j
Sometimes, paradoxically os it seems, the homeliest be
he Will be listed among murderers available this season at nominal ida Li the tourist, yet ono of tho
face In a room |f\ the most beautiful. Sometimes faces that hanged for crime.
prices.
.
I most
utlruetivc — northwestern 1
The expansion of facilities for Florida— has not lagged behind in j
are scarred and aeaitied—sometimes faces with features out
.Should you sny that saving five
of symmetry entirely can truthfully be called beautiful. It can he ceiled and excuse for killing the accommodation of tourist* has the way « f hotels.
To the person In the North a vnhod not a little to do with the re
all depends upon what is back of the face in the way of in- one?
duction in prices. During the Inst ention in Florida this winter will
tdttigence and kindliness, especially kindliness.
ANOTHER FRUSTRATED at ten years the conniruction of ho be only n question of where to go
The person who scowls or sneers can convert a naturally tempt to kill Do Rivera, th« Span tels, apartment mid rooming iilxm arrival in the state, for it
comely face into one that is downright "ugly." The person Ish dictator nnd King Alfonso who i houBcc in Florida has not kept pace possesses so many attractive rewith the demand, but with the ad sortr. from which to chooso. Bewho carries malice in' his heart, or jealousy, or evil desires leans upon him.
Pe Rivera was to be shot from vent of the speculative real estate eause of the excellent transporta
of any kind, writes their legend on his fuce. The woman at. a closed car parked before his of boom nnd the marked increase in tion facilities by water, rail or
the party who must have stern haughty disdain, refusing ifice- Tho king to be disposed of I population a wave of building con- motor, nnd even by air—for pas
to take part in a game her eager young hosts were trying to [with hand grenades, when he ot [ struction such as the country has senger air lines nre oprating on
never seen before was launched.
regular schedule between Jackson
mako amusing, very likely deserved the ugly-face prize sim tended Do Rivera's funeral.
\yhat has been accomplished in ville, Tampa, Fort Myera and Mi
The ono safe country for kings
ply because o f the facial expression of her thoughts.
seems to be Great Britain, where this respect may best be illustrat am i— many vacationists have
Truth-telling mirrors ought to line the walls of homes they havo all died peacefully sinco ed by tho result of a recent sur adopted the custom of visiting all
Charles the First. The lesson they vey conducted by the Florida State of the popular resorts while In the
where people are muking ugly faces.
learned from Cromwell, Is remem
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bered, They nllow free speech and
M. Bowman, head of tho
TFniOUGH CENTRAL Florldn, in the lake region, a popular government, Britain being
BiRmoro chain of hotels,
lianit for the opening of the humjber of now hotels will bo ready b y the first of the year, [nearer to a real republic than any
Htmore, predicting a big- notably at Guinesville and Ocala. New apartments by the|otht,r nation,
»t season than ever
score have risen during the last few months in Orlando,
A MERIC AN COTTON growers
rmptey.saya hts legs went Loesbut;g, Sanford and DeLand, while a number of new ho mllrvel at Egypt, also with a cot
ybn him in the Tunney fight, tels have been completed. Jacksonville has completed one ton problem. The Cairo chamber
tie so, Jack, but they didn't go of the finqst hotels in the South during the last few months, of deputies -sends tho government
E fast enough.—Tampa Trlbinto the market to buy cotton, and
and another will be finished during the next six weeks.— hold
up prices.
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\ New York Herald Tribune.
If wo did that it would be “ bol
N^mrinnicnt spent a lot of
shevism." When our government
O
on the Fall-Doheny trial
PRAYER IS a virtue that prevaileth against all tempta- helps railroads, or lends millions
looks Very much as if we
to n bankrupt, dishonestly man
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aged New York street car system,
[ ’ inefficiency of the jury ^ysthat’s “ conservative finance."
How does tlftat strike the little
T H E N A T IO N A L BUDGET MESSAGE
man who can't afford to pick his
BRADSTREET
high pressure salesman, is one
cotton, because labor would coat
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Itpakr yvu take an hour
more than the cotton is worth?.
—
ifrt'from the rear of your , President Coolidgo sent
where we shall have to rely for
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front door and show budge
budget message to Congress oft the future entirely upon current
STRE9EMANN, the German
-Atchison Globe. Throw Wednesday, showing nn estimate taxes, the yield from which is
statesman, returns with the Nobel
j of total appropriations for the measured by the prosperity of tho peace prise medel, and a promise
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fiscal year 1028, including tKoso American people. When business from the league of nations to end
Jl, president of tho service payable from postal rev j i good ho'remarks, and national
niii. military* control in Gerak«rs’ AssodaUon says, enue*, amounting to >L014,671,- Income ie high, our revenue frdm ] mimw
today in the best con- 124.00. an Increase of 810,643,728.12 income taxes based upon a' perPolish neWSpapW complain that
-ially of* any state n over those, for the current^scal centage of income Is also high, but
. and ha supporU the year. A table, . which . «pz^ains should the national Income decline, Germany has been successful at
with facts and'figures, figures of * receipts and expendi the government would expedience a the expense o f Poland and the na
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c’./j? tures. for the current fiscal year, material loss o f revenue even un tions of Eftfope generally, realite,
V quite a bit of difference computed on the basis o f five der existing rates of tax. So, also, as the Germed star rises, that in
T Christmas spirit and months' experience, is used for es miscellaneous taxes and customs war as In, other things, “ the first
spirits, ’ -m Gainesville timating the surpluses -.for?-Yhia duties are dependent upon the shall be la st"
l ‘ officers are getting nnd the«next fiscal year, .Thee con
Germany, that lost tho war. is
con- purchasing .power o f the people,
W to it that Christmas clusion deduced there fro
tbat which also ia sub,
to variation.
it spoil the Christmas
■ dr the current Under these co
i; Mr. Cool*
!y » r *
amount :to a little idge holds that
, estimated aur*
over I
Bland that the plus of |200,
»r 1928 is
surplus
nono too large an
. York's Dem
sting margin
le ill
apprpxlr
In a business invc
it modification,
annual
ten in i
* Pditure of]
idonce, tho ma*
o rle-half 1
yotcreare.too.
ile
?—Grtensboni
c.
$3.50 AND fB,0d!'
.
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^hl«Phour or two and went w in n n r
"I = 7 TiZ
Happiness Is Knocking
A good newspaper is more than a business; it is a public 1 Below (n Hot Chics *o.
Charles H. Erwin.
institution, i t is as essential to the life o f a community ns a
Joy in Wall fit.
church. It is as necessary to the growth of a city as a ho Two Beat Things.
BY Ar.THUB BRISBANE
tel, a municipal hall, or n hospital. It reflects the progressiveneas o f the citizens; it contributes to the moral uprlgltk - (CopyriahU 1926. SUr Co.)
ness o f the people.
.
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.—In this
A good newspaper is not operated as a money-making active city, with the thermometer
proposition. Some newspapers are financially successful; at three below zero, people walk
most o f them are not > A newspaper to exist must be oper
•Cliy hr Carrier,’ pi ated on sound business principles, but a newspaper operated so fis t they don’t feel it. For com
W|*kly Edition (l.oo
fort they, can look toward : the
for the sake o f business alone is a failure before it starts. northwe*t—38 below xero In Min'■ NOTICBi All oMttmry A newspaper is the life work of a newspaperman who gives { neaota
irds of thank*. resolutions to it all his ability and experience and takes from it riches
Cold is good, fo r the young, but
T of •nttrulnmaiua, where
or nothing, as may be his lot, and gets his real compensaton why do *o many of the older peo
ple, able to travel, risk their llvea
in the satisfaction o f his work.
A good newspaper adheres to the ethics o f the profes in the cold north wilh' Florida, Cal
ASSOCIATED rltKBS
ifornia and warm gulf staUm inT
w. U t M I*r«sa It exclus
..Jllfhl In Ut* UM f o r rt sion. Its first duty is to stop rumors; never to. start them. viting them?
. .J/fi
Ion o f all n*w* ftlsptuch--* It prints only the truth and the whole truth, in bo far as it!
fn 'lh !* p ip er an J nlao Ih*
i«r» pubflslie.) herein.
All is possible to ascertain the truth. It fights its battles wholly
THE DEATH OF CharJca R.
i f ! rcpubllcMIon o t npteUI
It Erwin deprives American business
ra htrain aro a lto reserved. in the open and never resorts to underhanded tactics.
struggles for its business by fair^nd honeat methods never of an able constructive adviser.
FRIDAY, DBC. 17 1921
resorting to cut-rate competition. It is in the field for the i Mr. Erwin, who leaves eight chiisv. . r-^vi
r
*.i—«
dies too soon, only G7
u
i*i.ATronM*
«podb,of;,the
community, not for the pecuniary gain o f the
* ”« p r e . K M
tUERALD
at *4»ford’» (vast stockholders.
,
Thomas in 1913. Then develWater
Wo were thinking along this line the other day When we l0M the _Erwin f"d ''r.nM.jr 1f,r®“n
noticed a clipping from the Columbus (Georgia) EnquirerJlnuhat de“ te thefrTivJI
i "3ft.
s* lllver Cau
Sun, a good newspaper. It rather tends to complete uur line to advertising, that many success*
M while way*.
M*l, IISSl* eoarta. o f thought so we reproduce it here:
ful men owe tnoir wealth to h(s in
‘T h e Enquirer-Sun as a property is privately owned but telligence, and do not real -c it.
J *f ha it.line era.
iw >*s»f». hat*is, apart- as a newspaper it Is dedicated to the service of the public.
ill inii.iiri i
ey
CHEERFULNESS in Wall street,
tt taiaMlMloa or five met** fc
“ Its aim is to contribute as much os it. may to the life, Christinas
dividends continuing in
_Atruftlen «r h ou l*va »4 growth and cultural development of the community, the state a way to make Jupiter with hit
ar*a*4 Lake Maara*.
golden vain seem stingy.
apleilen o« eltr . h*aai*fl«a- and tho nation.
' J l*k ' * r «c n a .
“
It
seeks
to
reflect
the
best
thought
and
sentiment
of
the
|
Yeatcrdny 1,925,000 shores wero
tael** at school irtlta
|sold, 2,000,000 the day before, and
n ollk prarUlott for laerenaed public,.but it will not cater to passing publitf opinion.
/■rtlHIc*. j.
“ It desires to assist tho people to achieve their legitimate j {,rokcr* n,lk hopefully, "lx th«pub...ill
' i . . ___________ .............................. ll«c coming in t<» restore the happy
aspirations, K..V
but will
not k
knowingly
encourage their illusions. days of ye*t*rday?’
IBI.K* VERBK FOR TODAY
“ In politics it is uncontrolled, and its position on public
I
FOLLOWS
UNDER* questions shall be conscientiously taken, fairly presented anti
DON'T .SELL anything short in
this country, not even products of
ING—-“ And all the people faithfully maintained.
jray to cat, and to drink,
“ It knows no classes, recognizes no interests, seeks no our fnrmcn,, not well enough or
' portions, and to make
ganized to control government as
favors,
but shall strive to merit the public's confidence, re they might do. The country's mer
, because they had un*
Ho words that wero do* spect and support."
chandise exports for *November,
them.” Nth, Bj 12,
—I will blew tho Lord,
mb given me counsel! my
i glad. and my glory rejolc-
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Newspapers
.
:
Chamber of Commerce at Miami, state, spending more or less time
Miami Beach, Corel Gables, Hol- here and there ns fancy dictates.
Pacifists, ns those who oppose
reparednesg for war nre called
or wont of n better name, will
" npt
endorse that port o f President
Coolidgc’s message to congress last
week, in which he stated tho policy
of this nation quite clearly, when
he said:
Our policy of national defenu is
noFone of making war, b u tTo f in
nuring peace. The land annd K*
force of America, both in its
me*tic and foreign implications, U
distinctly a peace force. It ia an
atm afJtha police power to ■_
antes order and the execution of
the law at home nnd security to
our ItiSfna abroad. •-No aelf-rang nation vyould neglect to
an
proporIIIrovide
,
s- army
. . - -w and navy
. - -—. T
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tionate to Its population, the ex
tent o f its territory, and the dig
nity o f tho place which it occupies
In the world.
To bo prepared to make a prob
er and effective defense, to repel
invasion and be In a positionr to
maintain by fore* the right* t of
our country, to the world, provided
our efforts’to arbitrate, fail, does
not and cannot mean that ws
In the remoteit
waging w ar against any other da
man who travels in a
rv . .
f
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ROLLS, MESH BAGS,]
BAGS. TRAVELING
MANICURE ROLLS,
nELTS
The Jewi
For a Better Stucco
Every element of
been taken o u to l1
Stucco. You can be i
your exterior walk wHU
solutcly uniform in i
no streaks— beautilul ill
ture. Oriental Stucco I
itecli readily to ioj <
tcctural period.
A sk us about
STUCQ
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OUR POLICY OF N A T IO N A L DEFENSE
COLUMBUS ENQUIRER-SUN
LEATHER GOODS,
BAGS. POCKET COOUf
Far Sale By
CHASE 4 CO.
, *
Reliable Building Supplies
The man who takes out A lifo insprance policy is not inviting death
by »o doing, but is merely prepar■l T4
ing himself against tho eventual -V Y ri V;.- ' > V ■
ity of his passing. He who builds
■
m m
a roof over his head to shelter him
nod hi* family from the sunshine
and the rain in not inviting either
but he is merely taking those pre
cautions which good sense and good
judgment dictate., .y
v
The nation that fortifies In’ such
fashion ns to be able to defend It
self against a n . enemy,Is not. in
viting that enemy to uhdertal#an,, Mj
Invasion of the country, bbt, on I f
FT S i * . ,. / V
» w i
s wSr l p
f. l
the contrary, it is tiddng precau*
'Jr1
tionsry measures*to prevent such
enemy from doing these things.
ion to
*
If, in 1914, Belgium! Franfce and
we.
Herald
England bad been as well prepared ! j.
to wage war aa Germany wsit*
there would not haVe been a grea t;
World War. But neither of the
It will not only be a daily *
three countries was Iti a state of
gift
preparedness even half so ■nearly
perfect as that of Germany; Ger
V ent that everyone apprec
many knew thia and at th e same
time, knew that America' was' not*
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as well prepared aa cither Belgium,
Franco or England. Indeed, Ger
many did not regard military
forces of America aa Worth con
sidering as an obstacle to the proa-
A subscri
gift
er as a
from you, but a
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THE SANFORD II
148
MRS. FRED a
East Side Parents And
Teachers Hold Meet
Thursday Afternoon
On Thursday afternoon tho P»rent-Teachcre Association of the
Fridiy
East Side Prlnjary School held its
ion Chapter, N. S. monthly meeting, and fa«pU« the
nect with Mrs. John Inclement weather there
Mrs. A. M. DeForest splendid attendance.
|t the home of Mrs. ' The meeting was presided over
oily Avenue.
by the chairman, Mrs. W. A. Lefke of the Women of ficr. The regular order of busi
Holy Cross Church ness was followed and it was voted
[ in the chapel, with to asatsi a needy family and pro
r Vaughan a* leader, vide a-basket for thsm on Christ
class of tne Gram- mas.
try school under the
Misti Emma Owens gave an un
]m Margaret MeRao usually interesting account of the
*ital at the South meeting of the Welfare DepStfe*
auditorium at 0 o’ ment of the Woman’s Club meet
ing Wednesday afternoon when
i Appleby will enter- the movie question'^vas discussed
ibers of the King’s and plans were made to have regtit of tho Methodist ular days for chi 1dren’s uwovie*. at
el School with a the South Side Primary School.
A welcoming committee was ap
ty at 8 o'clock nt iter
pointed. Those named on it were:
Street.
•
Mrs. J. (X Bennett and Mrs. T. G,
Gallani.
Saturday
At the conclusion of business an
Blory Hour at - the enjoyable program was rendered,
0:00 o'clock,
Including readings by Mrs. Mary
r Wakefield will en- Elisabeth Neely and vocal solos
tbers o f' the 1922-24 Fy Mrs. A. M, Phillips..
'Mother Goose" party
Announcement was also mads by
at her home at Gen- Miss Owen of tho Christmas pro
gram to be presented Tuesday
morning at 10 o’clock. All moth
ers, friends and patrons of the
Monday
ta Sorority dnnre at East Side school are invited to at
tend.
1 at 9 o'clock,
La to in the afternoon the host
iuJeville” at tin WotS. o’clock, under the esses, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn and
the Sallle , Harrison Mrs. W. B. nchry, served hot choc
olate and sandwiches.
l. D. A, R.
Social Department Is
To Give Its Christmas
Ball On December 28
Personals
Miss Emily Griffin, who is at
tending Florida State College for
Women at Tallahassee, will arrive
Members o f the Social Depart
here Saturday to spend the Christ ment of tho Woman’s Chib who
mas holidays, with her parents, Mr. expect'to have guests at the an
and Mrs. R. L. Griffin.,
* - nual, balf to fa given Tuesday eve
ning, fiee. 28, at the Hotel Forrest
Miss Anna’ Clark is expected Lake, .with Mrs. James G. Sharon
home Saturday from the Georgia and Mrs. Forrest Lake Taa hostess
State College far Women at MU- es, are requested, to notify th*-In
Iedgcville,
Gn., to spend the vitation chairmen. Mis* Katheryn
Christmas vacation with her par Wilkey and Mias Edith Teague, as
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Clark, soon as possible. The money-^d^
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these invitations must accompany
. Mrs. C. R. Puffin of Jackson the guests' names.
Attention is called to the Social
ville, who has been spending a
short time in Sanford as the guest Department by-laws:
‘‘ Each member is entitled to a
of Mrs. A. W. Smith at her home
on Magnolia Avenue, leaves Fri complimentary invitation for hus
band or escort. Alio, each mem
day afternoon for her hdme.
ber may have the privilege of in
Mrs. Charlei l^FWHfc^who har viting two guests by paying one
been Yb* guest of heit* son and wife dollar for each invitation. Tfa. In
Dr. and'Mrs. C- L. Park, has re vitations may be secured by sendturned to her home in' Macon, Ga ng in writing the nun*w of the
juesta, the remittance and the
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J. N, Holder of Atlanta, 'Ga. member's cards, to be enclosed
who has.been the •guest of 'hii with the invitations to the chair
niece Mrs. A. W, Epps at het man of the Invitation-committee.
tome in* Edge wood for the past \ny name deemed ineligible by the
few days, left Wednesday evening :ommlttee shall be referred to the
for Ms homo. ’ Mr. Holder is chair board.
"All invitations must be Issued
of tho State Highway commission
of Georgia and has been on a tout n the name of the Social Depart
ment
of Florida highways.
"Family to be interpreted as
meaning
ail members of a family
II. A. McElhunnc’n, who has beer
dependent upon one source."
spending a short time here with
his aUtcr, Mrs. A. W. Epps, left
Wednesday evening for his home
Darrow-Vam
In Atlanta, Ga..
Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald ol
Eustis, former residents of San
ford, spent the day here Thursday
coming here especially to meet
‘.heir son, Jack Mac Donald, who is
returning home for the holdayr
from College Park, Ga., where he
'* a cadet at G. M. A.
Tuesday. '
‘|
Guild Christmas ball Miss Eleanor Herring
[all at 9 o'clock.
W ill Appear In D.A.R.
May and Mrs. W. H.
entertain at bridge Show Monday Night
st the home of Mrs.
What promises to bo one of the
Firtcenth Street, honlildred Hand. .. • most delightful events of the sea
Mrs. Charles E. Henry left Wed
jartment of the Wo- son will bo that of Monday eve nesday evening for Baltimore, Mdn
krill present a Christning when the Saliio Harrison where she went to undergo treat
[program at 3 o'clock
ment at John Hopkins Hospital.
I H. Smith as chairMrs. Ellen G. Sharon of Quincy
11 of Mrs. Virginia
«rrived here Thursday evening to
t classes and Mrs. W.
ipend tho holidays with her son
[pretslon classes at U
ind wife, Judge and Mrs, James G.
t South. Side primary
Sharon.
rium.
Mrs. A. R. Key and guest, Mr*.
Richard Twitchell
of Daytona
teacher Body
Beach, hire. George Rice, . Mrs.
Daiger, and Mrs. L. F.^MdOdllM
hSftfe Sclidol
motored to DcLand Thursday
sresting Meet
where they spent the afternoon.
Frederick Bell ia expected to ar
rive here Friday evening from
Staunton, Vn., where he is a stu
dent at Staunton Military Acad
emy, nnd will spend tho holidays
here with his'mother, Mrs. George
A, DeCottes.
Mrs..It, C. Keene, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Illll, at
Delray, returned to Sanford Wed
nesday' to ^pend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. N. O, Garner.
Miss Emily
Bailey, returned
home Friday afternoon from Win
ston-Salem, N. C„ where she
is
attending Salem College and will
■pend the holidays here with her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Bnlley,
Robert
Dodsoir motored to
Gainesville Friday where ho will -Joe Meisch, who is attending G.
spend a short time.
M. A. at College Park, Ga., re
turned home Thursday evening for
Mrs. Calvin Teagus left Monday the holidays.
fo r Antfcreon, B, C., where aho Will
spend' the .holiday* with Tier par
Mrs. S. R. Dighton and Mrs.
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Farmer.
Franks MncNelil motored to OrIndo Friday where they spent the
work t'hla organisation is doing. day.
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A mmi^ interesting program has ^S * .
Frank Chase, who is attending
beeen arranged for th«t date.
* Y0I TObD KffOUT sJOHH
fUlMKlMG- IM ALGEPI^— HOW
I t r ME TCLL ’ EM
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*tick out ^ much •* Queen Christmas Pageant Is Baptists To Make
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------- — ^ ---------- ------------- 1 ElUabcth’a ruff. With gray heir, To Be Presented By
Gifts To Orpl
(By The Associated Press)
grey tulle is used.
V "Caviare” • Color Now
— —
LocalChurchMembers
Parade o f Fashions]
'Two new colors ere being, feetured in Mayfair, end its neighbor,
thd Royal Borough o f Kensington,
Om is "cavalre” which Is exactly
its name suggests,
utd the other la “ catsis," n pur*
plish black currant shade.
--------Tortoiseahell Accessories
* Thc Q u«n of Spain appeared at
a party smoking Blender cigarettes
held In a -tortoiseshell holder. In a
few days the vogue w*a copied by
many English society women. In
fact, there is quite a rage for tortoiseshcll accessories for milady,
from the dressing table sets to
small ornaments for the clothing,
--------Sneaking Their Snuff
Snuff taking la again popular in
English society, although it has
not yet reached the open-andabove-board stage. "Persons of a
high nodal, standing are now our
most regular customers,’’ said the
manager of a West End snuff
manufacturing firm. "They are
sttU thy of performing in public
but very soon some strong-minded
person of note will flaunt his snuff
bdx in his club.”
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrow
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Evelyn I.ouisa
Julian A. Varn,
Thursday, Decomber Sixteenth,
Orlando, Florida.
. Corel Returns to Favor'V
Corel is returning to favor. Lest
year the smart English women
wore Jade—jade earrings, necklaces, cigarette hpkfers—This autttmn everything favors coral,
Long necklace* of small pieces o f
branch coral of the type grandmothers lover to wear are In all
tho leading shops, as well as coral
cameo brooches, plaques, coral
rings and coral bracelets,
......
• Gayer Furniture
Gayer furniture is being featured In the stately homes of Kenaington. - Color has. been introduced this fall in narrow or broad
bands of rich marquetry. In some
mosaic work more than a More of
colored woods are utdd. 'A tallboy
Seen in I-ondon Society
Tho Princess Beatrice at a wed
ding wearing deep violet with a
chinchilla collar and barrel muff
At a. reception, Lady Lanadowna
wearing pale gray with violet* in
her hat—In a theater audience,
Mrs. Godfrey Tearle, wife of the
actor, wearing a lovely ivory bro
cade cloak trimmed with whits
fox—Miss Myrtle Atherly, a bride,
wearing an old English gown of
white and sliver brocade, with very
wido sleeves trimmed with dlamente.
,
Elisabethan Frills
The Elisabethan Influence on
Phlllips-Exetcr nt Exeter, N. II.,
will return home Friday evening to modern English fashions is em
spend the Christmas holidays with phasised by Pierrot frills on tho
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. 0. new winter frocks. Short hair is
Chase.
,i believed responsible for the vogue
mojnj vfiiLfi
Jor neck ornamentation, It |jl (ftiemplifled by high collars finished Q<!
.
Mlsa Margaret Cowan returned
with bows or by collars made of a“ l" y on
" er
homo Saturday afternoon from strings nround the neck. The tulle ,fl® , •' regent
Washington, D. C., where she has bow has come in again on a gigan- tu„ collego.
been attending King-Smith School. tic scale. With light dresses a
*\Tt- .^Hler
black velvet band ia worn around °Pr*n&# Ranch, j
Miss Margaret Cox is expected tho neck and is finished off at the rlver in southern
to arrive here Saturday afternc-on aide-back by an immense bow o f , wHh Hampshire
from Boston, Mats,, where she ia a utullo- .Tbe.hlack.bM ll. . inpat fit!
last yearb
i n d e n t & . , (JW h «w ion ,G oU tg e/’ 1t#i closely around'thmsakiin<arder to^aarit ^f-ft)S <An;
■pend the holidays here with her give the bow ita full value and Hboep nuocitlon
mother, Mrs. T, J. Miller.
On Sunday evening the pageant,
"Adoration o f Kings and Shep
herds'* by Emily Cook, will be pre
sented at th e1 Congregational
Church under the direction of John
Bernard Root.
In the east are sixteen' angels
represented byi Mrs. Henry Dick
inson, M is*- Helen Witte, Mary
Alice Shipp, Jane LeRoy, Mary
Sapp,. Marion Fox, Alva Stafford,
Vera Jarell, Alice Hodgins, Dor
othy Torlay, Georgia Powell, Ame
Burhans, Beatrice Lowe, Bernice
Lowp, Martha Sapp, Mary Louise
Nickel.
The four shepherds will be rep-
Members o f the Baptist C
are urged to bring to B
school next Sunday motning
gifts fo r - the Christmas s ]
which wilj, b« sent to the I
Children’s Home at Arcadia
shipment o f gift* is to be
early next week.
young. The then "Prince of Wl
was nrnerg her admirer*.
J
was uurricU—temporjarly—to
French naval officer at 18* . 1
Was carried..off and k«pt pcUff
In a Russian palace by anot
worshipper. I-ater she left bro'
hearts in n trial through mi
countries. Then she become
staid wife and for years onl;
email group of
friends
n
known the’,
the unhappiness o if ; »
noble marrURO,
She Paints Priie-Fighter*^
NEW YORK — (/F) — Lull
Dwight, formerly oL San Francis?
- Ip . c.ttracling uttciUkn. !P:_.« «
Yrrl: with paintings of
fir.htcTS, end one huge canv
"Seconds Out” , depicting a neav
weight In his corner, is being a
dltcd with having »H
repose, that George Bellows*J
j e U h c r
priMfighters, “ c^iev
by
iy mere 'Vtheatrical sketch**
committee. The angel robca are Ighters In ncUlon,
being furnished by the members of
the Sunshine Class.,
In order to accouBnodato so
lnrge a cast it has bccj~hecessary
to greatly enlarge the stage, while
tho choir loft la barely able to ac
commodate the chorus.
woman to head any association of
livestock breeders. lied Guernsey
cowa also^ have won numerous
prixes in eastern and western cat
tle shows.
Liane De Pougf’a Divorce
PARIS— (/P)^Llano de Pougy,,
rnce
the. Idol of tho theatrical
world who thrilled millions with;
her romances, has come out cf,re -:
tireineM to got a divorce.
She la the Prlncesse Georges
Ghlka but she wants to bo Liana J
again. She left tho stage to be
princess 18 years ago but her hut-1
band fell in lovo with her best
friend and l*ft her.
- ]
LHmrJde >Ptmgy fired’ tho imag
ination of many when she was
SATURDAY: ■
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Continuous from 1 p.
11 p. m.
to
Peter 13. Kyne’a ;
“Breed cf The SeRM
W ith
Marcnret Llvlnpaicn
'
and
Ralph Inee
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CO&H2DY
“H V A P Ip "
i n .
Miss Martha Fitts arrives here
Saturday afternoon fropl Staun
ton, Va., where she Is a student at
Stuart Hall, and will spend tho
holidays hero with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Fitts.
*
Monroe B. Hutton is expected to
arrive hero Saturday from Phila
delphia, Pa., where he was called
by the Illness of Mrs. Hutton.
The many friends o f Mrs. Hutton
will be interested to learn that she
la improving from her recent Ill
ness.
Miss Margaret Peters, who has
been attending Notre Dame at Bal
timore, Md., will arrive here Satur
day afternoon to spend the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Peters.
Mrs. S. G. Messer and Orion
Farrell motored to Gainesville
Friday where they went to accompany Herbert Messer homo for tho
holiday.
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Pl&HT-or ME Ttu it
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Rich appearing navy* blue overcoats rema
a
in high favor. There’s a marvelous away hei
now— both single or double-breasted ar
�THE SANFORD HEftALD,
easure
Bill Is Before
ben pace in the business com*
iHipn of the city! when, for ex.
ipler }he' lesson has been locally
irncd that .tlia purc&ftft* pf adrtislnjt space b y 1leaps and re*
feta _J* a false method which
im l I ay the purchaser; Hint
Ady, porsistent, message-bciring
WUsit'T, speeded up carefully.
tra7CPiiBly,v WREN BUSINESS
FAU,INC OFF, .la n genuine
thod and will return in profits
• more than its cost; that nino
ten aped#!'editions are tho
nk and special edition addiction
the part o f the ndvertijer is
form :of investment dissipation
it seldom fails to exact .its toll.
"These atA lessons ; learned so
p. nr;o in the larger fields of ad*
rtising that they have becomp
inciples; Sanford will learn them
me time, after .much money has
*n thrown away and many ooportuniticr for business growth
have been lost.
; "L est it be hy anyone Thought
that the, strictures I have lnid upon
a daily newspaper in my remarki
Ayieo from an unfrank motive, let
■‘m e say Wist not once but several
times ;I have been approached tb
take editorial charge o f that paper,
and each tin»e thavc declined thn
Thirty Years Ifi Newspaper Work
Mr. Say ford *s thirty years nctiv:ifck>a in,the newspaper and maga
zine fields have included desk and
special connections with r-uch news
papers as the Phiiadclphin Public
'Ledger, th e ; WUahington Post, the
At)gcl&i Times, Chicago nnd
San Fntncisio papers, nnd other
metropolitan journals.
" He bar- been a staff correspond
ent o f both thh Associated Press
and tho International News Servlc« in Washington and there cov.gred some, o f the celebrated senate
inventigntions.v
While serving with tho Associat
ed Press in Han Francisco he re
ported the thpn famous briberyg ra ft 'trials Which lasted five
months and originated anti put
into practice the idea of hftvimr
ft telegraph key installed in the
court room and daily whispering
the running story of the trials to
the operator, thus "beating the
eppoiltion ncTf« services b y prece
dence in wire transmission. innmetinpl of fast t c nor ting was later
' edvertjsers— 50 columns — in one
r , MrJSayford'n magazine writings
have atjp'-sred In , The Saturday
-Evening Post, Scribner'*, nnd In
ternational it (now Cosmopolitan),
■yftnd by the latter magazine ije has
been font on long-distance intorview missions commanding unusu
a l* ty h
: Mr^ SayfordV present residence
In Sanford is his second ncauatntancp with the city, His first was
In T8^5 when ha stopped here on
his vqiy into the Everglades ns n
field fcecrotflry of the Smithsonian
Tnsti Iplion. n scientific expedition
»ent out jointly by thnt govern
ment ngrpey and the University
Of Pennsylvania. Not then o f ago,
ho wfts tho youngest field sourtary ever to represent the Smitlisonian.
J f _ | JJ
Mr.: Sayford docs not pinn *o
lcav«j Sanford at present.
—This city was alruggllng to
crlng blanket 61 snow cast over
it by gne o f the most violent bllszardatnat has visited western New
York- in recent years. The storm,
described as « freak in that it was'
provoked . by a sUothwost wind,
left in, it* wake one dead and n
property damage that will run into
mlny thousands o f dollars. •The dead, man U Fred Oilier, 07;
W)u>. succumbed to .exhaustion and
expoitire after figh tin g. hU way
through drifts.
The blixzard passed away with
the same suddenness- with which
It began. An Hour before it
started, ithe'stars' were out and
- WASHINGTON,
— A companion measure to 8er*rttor McNnry's new farm relief bill
\iiir. introduced At the House end o f
the capitol M a y by Represent*:
tive Fulmer,-a South Dakota Dam*
oernt.
Coincident with introduction of
Corner of Commercial
Five Large U nrestricted P;
Boys t<? P ut Your Pu
Friendly >Sloro No. 2 nt 502 Sanford Ave., will bi
opened Saturday. Dec. 18, by C. W. Knapp, formei
manager of the Friendly Stores Inc. All low price*
quoted by the Friendly Stores in the past were ob
tained by Mr. Knapp, The same low prices will con
,t(nue to bring the crowds to this attractive store.
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Seminole County Fair
Exhibit Will Include
NarpissusBulbs
Thr fieminote County Chamber
o f Commerce has perfected ar
rangements with Ed. Stowe, Semi
nole county bulb expert, to plant
nnd cultivate a special selection
o f yellow and paper white nar
cissus bulbs for display in the Sem- !
inole county exhibit nt the Sub >
Tropical Fair to be held in O r -!
Iundo Feb. 12-10.
The narcissus has
played a
prominent part in the attractive
ap|>earnnce o f the Seminole ex- i
hiblt at formrr fairs and ii is expected thnt their l>enuty and
fragrance will add much to the
display at the 1027 Sub-Tropical ■
Exposition.
s
Approximately 1,000 bulbs are ;
being planted nnd owing to the j
ability of Mr. Stowe in the rnir- j
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Campbell's Beans
*1
Tomatoes, No. 2
10j
Potatoes, 10 lbs.
35c
Coffee
••
'17c
Butter Pine Creamery
18c
Sugar, 10 lbs.
69c
FRESH M EATS
F riettd ly S to r e
N um ber 2
502 Sanford Avenue
Shortening
Brisket Stew
Veal Stew
Pot Roast
Hamburger
Pound ......
Pork Shoulder
White Bacon
Veal Roast
Pound ...........
Dried Apples, per
box
Pork Loin
Fresh Pork Ham
New York Rolled
Ribs
Pound ....... ...........
Heinz Rice
ji,
>f ftiK
Flakes
per box
Round Steak
Shoulder Lamb
Link'Sausage
Pound
Ye*Only*Onc
N o ;2
Standard
Smoke Sausage
Skinned Ham
Pound ...............
No* ^
i f e ....
JV
Ij-2 ’ = x . '
Banquet
19 ojl...........
S to k e ly
No. 2 1-2
Best
Creamery
Pound
infinitive, In certain uees, ia
nly c*rrea, but U elrtuaily
arjr, Gfcftnro Oliver Curmr,
ser of Germanic philology
rthweeteoi Unlverel^rj.^datoday. • Prof. Curmr, is pre: a grammar of the Eaglirn
s ^
c r " ' " d
iftintain that to moke known
.honghti," he -laid, "yequirev
Fresh
nsA««»ll
Potatoes
Ten
Pound
Peaches,
No. 2 1-2
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Can, Nature Made
and Ibex
vuacteitions
' Dclmontie
N « . 2 l :2t. . .
Pounds
Chuck Roast
Pure Lard
Pound .....
Sirloin Steak
Pork Chops
Veal Chops
Pound
C »“ se No Controversy
NEW YORK, Dec. 17— (/T*)-The
visit nf Edwin Wide, Swedish dlslance runnjng champion will cause
no controversy in Amateur Ath
l e t i c Union ranks deaplte the
Ixaly's Imn <m foreign
nthletes,
f jFrwl W. Ruhien, secretary of tho
ordaniintion said today.
Ifh* ense o f Wide, visiting the
leaching methods and paying his
own nxpcnaca, is entifcly different
from ifoiv.ign 'mppodromlng'* ath
lete;!, Ruhien said, nnd haft not yet
bw en officially considered b y the
.
SELF
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Beans,
3 cans for
�THE SANFORD
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920
Ur Mary .
g -j _ CaHftirnlsi.
bin cream, bskwi
milk, coffee.
^ ttlng of salmon
w hearts o f let-'
, dressing, Parker I
(data rnarahmol-l
a.
Broiled hnmbnrg
[potatoes, creamfd
live with bacon
jjrf strawberries,
cake, whole wh#at
fK.
, ,
sst .i* axpocted dun, the "ring of
;«,1 In the lunchnske an excellent
the housekeeper
spend more time:
itese, but she-does
als a littla out of;
J daintily served.'
. hesitate to «N0ft1
might from tho
6
5,
7
7
r>
Bartow •V
Eustla
Ft. Mycr»
Ft.. Pierre
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Key West
Chicago
23 -•
Denver
40 '
D tj Moines - 28
Galveston
50
Kansas City 30
Memphis
30 -•.*
New Orleans 60
New York
24
Oklahoma Cy, 38
Raleigh
,
S t ‘Louis
• 28 ' J
Salt Lake
32
Shreveport
41
Washington
30 ,
and Son, growets, packers and
shippers for many years, has pur
chased a grove west of Roily Hill,
hnd ha? remodeled the old packing
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DEI.AND—Stetson University’s
football eleven will not have tha
University vt Florida <m its 1927
TUustill
schedule.
A conference during
(he recent f>. I. C. meeting at Jack*
i »a i u m a IJEAC1I— Thjs sec* j mnvillc, between Conch McQuillan
Mon has added another citrus pack- Ppf Stetson, and Coach Behring,_ o l
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SUNSHINE EVER Y D A Y !!!
the Gators, doveloixd tho fact that hided that the local park could 1*
the only open data th#t Gators placed In shape,
have is that Just preceding the!
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annual Washington and Lee tilt,!
S BtlANDENTON The speed of
and that Stetson la considered too:
strung to drop in thoro. A'game the destroyer Sinclair, pit tho
between the two in 1928, however Unltad States Navy, and tho
is likely, it waa stated.
prompt orders o f Commander H.
_
J. Abbott, probably saved.tho life
PLANT CITY—The Columbus, of D. K. Collins, 21f, a Manatee
American Asaoelation, team will countian serving Untie Sam. Coltrain here next March, the local int developed a cose o f acute ip .
chamber of commerce was advised wsndlcjtb while at sea, and nearly
by the cluh management. Neguti- succumbed while the destroyer
ntions have been under way, and raced fdr the naval hospital at
the club agreed to come here, pro-
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Try it on vour liens and Bee the difference. S u n sh in e Scratch Feed ami
Sunshine Egg Muuh surelv puts PROFIT IN POULTRY.
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Phone 539
Myrtle Avc. & 4th St
115 Magnolia Ave,
bread crumb*, 1-2
)*lf teaspoon salt,!
>per, 1-8 teaspoon
[ tablespoon •lemon;
kites).
!
[and bones from ,
be through a ced- j
bad crumbs, which |
the noft part o fi
‘salt, pepper, mace,!
[enough hot water !
| Mix thoroughly
[whiles of eggu(f and dry. Turn!
[red ring mold and
[minutes. .Remove
[fill center -with
GROCERIES
MEATS
PRODUCE
, • -av irSt
CHAIN STORE PRICES
t/**.
k grated plncAppl* I
Ip sugar, -1 table\tablespoons Dour,
" t ggs. baked pie
|)|>le, sugar and t a
julter and flojjr ■
st mixture. Cool;, u
ly until thick and S
ilks of egjfa well W
one minute. Re- *;
and fold in white* a
,ntil etiff and dry J
f-baked pie wheel a
hndernte over for £
jay be needed
if
is not well sweet-
[With Vegetables
half pounds beef
pna, 2 ainul] potnIcon, 2 cupw diced
Lmed tomatoes, 2
pr, 1-2 teaspoon
In pep|>er.
,
md remove any
pur over bulling
(land ten minute*.
t with Dour. Plate
tr or put in a ca»hn slices over top,
in « hot over fo*'
Ininns pooled, po
et) nnd tomatoes. 1
Jt and jiopper and i
t'ouk about an |
til potatoes
and
jed with vegetables
*ravy in the pan
jht1 bacon does not
Iking, remove cover
putm or put unde;
is broiler,
jilert Salad
bn» trranulnted irelkoiil water, 1 tup
P. 12 cup, vinegar,
Wgar, !-2 teaspoon
I diced boiled beet*,
r funr rmall beets
until tender'
fteserve 1 cup
»bi«h fleets w e r e
'* from beets and,
. Soften, gelatine
' len minute*. Add
‘ted to the boiling .
«r arid sugar. Add
xl until beginning ‘
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OF
BLANKETS,
■ Nenntc
l] Coffee
PILLOWS, BEDS A N D MATTRESSES,
SA LV A G E
SPECIALS
EAST COAST
FROM
THE
HURRICANE, IN GOOD
a focnanuls.
a Fresh
SHAPE, YOU C A N ’T GO WRONG ON
THESE A T JUST HALF THE PRICE.
Grocery Specials for Saturday
Fancy Head Rice
10 pounds..........
Water ground Meal
10 pounds.................
Grits*
10 pounds...................
Irisji Potatoes
!
10 pounds...._____ _____
Sweet Potatoes -*
10 pounds...
j .......................
Compound Lard
Per Pound
White Bacon, Clear
Per Pound ...........
Smoked B acon ....
*
Per P o u n d ...................... .... ...
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That Question Is Asked
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Spanish Onions
4 lbs
Nbt vvftH d vi'thv of
youiW f } f e , ^ u t a n idea* of
serving: you better.. In these days o f hurry and scurry
of serve-your-self policies, a touch o f‘politehes$k a real
evidence o f ka desire to serve and a desire to please, is
beginning- once again to be demanded by the public.
May we not offer you our complete service in assistingyou solve your food problem?
1 lb............
Our market is stocked with the best
meats we,can buy. Let us fill your weekend needs,
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FLOUR— FLO U k
Quality - Service
All thin week A, 4: P. Btores have
been offering big valuee— ^
vatafS
characteristic of our policy for huJIInjf.only the higheat quality foods
low coat to the housewife.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
LAST DAY O F THESE WONDERFUL SPECIALS—BUY TO
DAY.
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24 lb. Self Rising
Guanintecd grade
12 pounds Self Rising
Guaranteed G ra d e .....
6 pounds Self Rising
Guaranteed G rade.......
Magnolia at Second
Phone 277
A & P EVAPORATED MILK
Campbeirs
Pork and Bpans. can
KetabtcB ftnd turn
[*d in cold water.
firm nnd thorough'
ife on a bed of let
lB°t ar band, finely
K* can be su b til.,
pwent, use French ?
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No. 2 1.-2 Can
;
r“Vcanning
—
reirfdeer
R conducted by the!
Spit railroad. The!
*. which ia said to
tain* the original
RN OVERS*
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Pineapple sliced
DANISH I’ASTRI
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MACROONS
COFFEE ,
onaPcas
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to. 2 Cart, 2 Cans fo
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Hue Rose Rice
I lbs. for
..........
BUTTER CREAM,LAYER CAKE
i^-v german
1V E
W H E A T
le Sugar
B R E A D
Tangerinea! Tangerines
30c per peck
I® »nd 1'inio
gaaiity for
* p lh .b a g iS 2
Yam
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l» v
fwWiktr bag $2
f«r'
L** lb. hags .||
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■New Irish
Potatoes, 4 Uis
A BIG
bple Pie
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unes, California
3-Twice Daily also Sim days from 4i30 t^ 0 :3 0
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W
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crinis fn industry.'’
New State Brine* G<^xl Rendu voiced hi* f,
the land of e
Contrary to the calamRy-shedt*11 -V *
>nR Of his opponontB, the Premier
—-----said, the new ayatem of n state
d From Page One)
without election* wax already proleast as fa r 'a s daring beneficial results,
Mid-Winter Tournament That
tries were concerned,
“ An acute analysis of theTtalta,Y more harm than Ian political system,Mhe continued,
Opens January 17 Will In
render a face lighted “ shows that, outside of the elecaugurate Complete Season
hilarity.
topi) Bystem, a process o f political
Of Winter Sport Activities
Press Censorship
Hn(j administration selection of ■ion, in tn onto
re,
ho
*aid,
pointing
competent men, which might be missed for Utl
MIAMI, Fla., Doc. .17.—(fP)—
f his hugo desk where called non-official, is .opersting. petitionof thep,
Miami’s regularly scheduled win
mass o f newspaper I Henceforth, technicians will take
ter golf program will open on Jan.
I call thnt corner o f the ^places o f so-called pure poli- just communtitk* M
17, with tho Midwinter Tourna
poison deposit. It ia n ;ticians.
Western tHifonjB
ment, n wpek after the opening of
dch
my
press
officer
“
Tho
ayndical
movement
has
ai
pany
by the
organized L ast Coast play with
ry day o f all the crit- ' ready taken tangible-stope beside Company be n a n 3
the annual tournament of the Win
4 <1
in Zrtrt "•'WttW* VBIllWllIVO
inles Hill
and insults which the parliamentary state. To a « r - ‘ The petition e l d
ter Golf League of
intod «l
against me and tain extent the corporatod state—
‘Interests,
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Printod
St. Augurtlnc, Jan. Hi. Fascism in certain 1
pany, among olWtf
ertain foreign papers. which in-the social field is the suOnly two championship events
“ Now, many, o f th.
iy ° f those articles are .pn.me intuiton of the Fascist rtv- that the .termini} ( J
nre scheduled for dcctalon. here Hcnt/r o m Romu and
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olutote—iskalrettdy surpassing and' lowing the W(*ttn|
this season
They Arc to be tho thcn ,g the lerrjblo
excelling the parliamentary state, facilities in the UdJ
j championship Of Miami and the which B0 much js
“ At any rate, - the Italians Jacksonville vhkkH
Dixie championship.
ien?”
haven’t any sympathy for univer the former corpcnd
j The Dixie championship play will
« j muat rccognUe
sal suffrage, because they have that the Rsilrtej (J
cIom- the set progrnm of winter continued
ironical!)
cognizance of t h i3
known by bitter experience that it
•gulfing on Miami's courses on when it Is a questior
der the terabulfl
is not a system best adapted to re
M .nh 11, « week earlier than the to ,liBcr<.dit Fascism
the Postal Catsya
veal values and that it is impossi
of scheduled events at Or-jmiijrtg give proof p\
with its compttitct
ble to constitute n real directive
mnnd Reach, St. Augustine and j power which could w
A hearing au b
class on the bass of such a system.
Palm Beach, scones of the other write a movie sccnat
ville on September
“ This is dcmoAstratcd by the
jirinci|inl links contests of the
“ They have not as
fact that Italy has never had an
Ni-w hate a no
Mori da winter progrnm.
it would be the heigh
| The rx-t schedule was compiled and 1 ridiculousnesselection in which more than 40 per Pot Holden. Kib
sivo and pnrtibfi
early in the autumn. -Club o ff!- poscly invent the n
cent of tho electors participated.
‘ rials and members o f civicngcncy, Jifo, one after the oi
It wnB at this point that Musso rtu mbernnetf. 11
|f|»irts committees agree that in-[
Nation Has No Ti
lini stopped speaking of the prob- STUDIO, fOOUnia
TT A l l I T j U
2 F T T\T IT O
Tiousand People Brave Incle
ment Weather To Witness
Ju dders Carry O ff Honors;
Only One Long Shot Wins
On a trick deep in mud, the
madders for the first time cams
faHrard to' carry o ff the honors.
Thurtdsy afternoon at Semlnola
race track at Longwood.
, Cokinth, one o f the worst post
herstts at the track, left with the
rest ;at‘“breaV and Betting a fast
part was going away at the wire,
to take, the feature fifth atonic
fu rion p*
Despite tho sloppy going,' Poly
carp took tho opener In tho fast,
time of 1;7 2-6 to win by . six
lengths from Bsrberry. Tho far
ther: Polycarp ran the bettor she
seemed to.Uke
it and was wgoing
W * * % * M i ) *— * —
I * —r■
away at tha end.
in the second race the only long
shot o f the day carte into win.
LtihP Ward,taking a commanding
teed at the break had enough left
W leta n d o ff IJsdy Abbott, who,
aftef a'1slow atort, came fast and
took; the place irom Spontaneous,
iUt’a.Go, favorite.in the fourth,
came home first a length in front
o f Lake Erie. Affectionate Mary
tervening periods between date.q; Here the ducc nbr
jBIwwed the winner until heeding
art on the cnrly program will i « his joking manner. ,
in to' the stretch and then tiring
taken up with less formal events ly from his bucked seat, ho took
sho gave way to U k o Eric.
to round out n full season of com- several steps, then swung toward
Another unexpected winner cnnic
pctitivi- [day hert^ for this section the interviewer and said in staentin ^the
In
‘the -aixth,
~a!xth, when Agnes Call
of the flute.
to tones:
parted the judges h neck ahead
The program for the winter
fu resume its proper place afo f Jjrownle Sroilo to get tho deciinoiitlis, as it stands now, includes {(,r centuries -of slavery, and to
aion, Agnes Call, acting bad at
..uly four mnjor event--:
; remedy the pitiful poverty of its
the barriW, broke fast and taking
Jan,
17
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Midwinter
tournnre5T ccr'have
a long lead on the back stretch
rn<rt
no time to Icbc*. I tell you, and
wag tiring fast at tho finish.
" '7 h . 14 to lfl.— Chahipionship of '" nkc U lcnown
‘ hp who!o w°rid,
Brownie Smllo disposer) of John
, that not oven the last man among
S, »Mosby In tho rtretch^for the
l ‘ Feb, 21 to 24.— Women’s tour- tt}e” ^,000,000 Italians has a ainplace.
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nument,
gi* minute to low ,
Tri the isst, Qufnhnm following
March
14
to
lB
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ix
ie
cham1
D° > °" M icvc wo cnn *toV' our
Crystal Ford until the far turn,
pionship.
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■ma,rch
every step t o bend to
passed him and had enough left
. Iilf'lt IIn t hnen mlunenliln a.■ ita or
to Stand o ff Irish Pat at the finish,
is n manager who is still
Klixon was a hot Up all over tho
SDt INCHES ’ OF DVMAMlTfe
mannging.
-trddk, but failed to live up to it,
ja ft beating Molinero for the short
It probably was.just as well thnt
emf df the parse." '
BY’ JOE WILLIAMS
gamblers, soldiers of fortune and
In n previous fight Wallace]Mr. Kockne inn not present to seo
NEW YORK, Dee. 14.—Tex plain, unvarnished, nomadic bums. dropped Babe Herman, one o f the Notre Dame piny-Tnrnegle Tech ’
X: About a thousand people enme
’ out to see the races despite a Rickard, tho promoter, sal in his
Rickard and his firtt wife lived top-nolchepi of tiu* game, with the
. • He wouldn't- hnve recognized i
steady rain in'the'morning.
office in Madison Square Garden in a little house not less than n same punch and in the same way, tho boys anyway.
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I Card Tomorrow
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Second Race— $700 Claim
II Y O & Up—b 1-2 Fur.
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Kosyiuacko ...
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Happy Hobo
, I f d y Abbott
Round Robin
Glimmering .
the other morning digesting the boot's throw from what parsed as
sport pages of the metropolitan the heart of Dnusqn's tomnieriini
dailies.
and speculative center,
Willi a long, black cigar screwed
Next door lived the Wallaces, a
into hia teeth uml bin cyrs sen it- ; father, a mother and a baby. The
nlng tho endless rnlutiimt of type father was of Spanish descent,
with a quid, fixed interest, the Tio mother a Scotch-English girl,
promoter read an account of whnt The baby a hint-eyed boy.
the-boys rail u fistic upset that had , The Wallaces didn't linger in
occurred thi* night before out in , Dawson long. They moved to
Cleveland.
Portland, Ore., when the baby IlilAn unknown 133-poundcr by the ly was about a year old. Later
name of Billy Wallace lind knocked they shifted to San Frnndsco. It
out Louis "K id" Kaplan, former wan In the coast city that Wallace
featherweight champion of the was first lured hy the charms of
world, in five rounds,
the esthetic sport of nose spreading
"Funny how these kids you nev- '«m l ear ruffling,
cr heard o f come along every once , He worked in a gymnasium. The
in u while nnd knock off the stars," ' tjy ch er in this gymnasium wns
drawled Rickard, not without a d^unkie Burns, a retired prefosslight trace of annoyance, because su nnl. Burns was good enough in
he hud been figuring on sending his day to battlo against ihe chatnKnplnn against Sammy Mandell, plons. Ad Wolgnst nml Burns, for
the lightweight champion, in an in- instance, had n couple of hard
door battle during the winter.
|fights. Burns taught Wallace tho
Wallace oughtn’t to bo an un groundwork o f the game, and
known to Rickard of nil persons, showed him Itaw to hit;
for it so happens that Wallace was
Wallace today is n standout coh-
not once, but four times. Had ho
— ----been more extwrienred ho would
It seems that Mr. Rockne was
have knocked th Portuguese boy busy in Chicago at the moment doout
Wallace
learns
ipiickly. ing some writing for his- syndi
cating a similar situation ngnlnat Icate, . . . A football coach's first'
Kaplun, he made sure of his knock 'responsibility is always to his portout, completely flattening his foa-iublo,
man.
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I'atsv Haley refereed th»- KapOver in Pittsburgh they have re ]
l«n fight, ilnlcy is one of the best phrased it to read, "The Four
referees in America today.' I know Horse Laughs from Notre Dame."
o f none better. Haley was lm--------- pressed by Wallace's finishing
It might be a good idea if a coniijows. “ It’s a trick to keep » grensionai
investigation
were
cagey fighter on the floor,” says launched to find out why McGruw, |
Haley. “ Kaplan is all of that. Yet Mack a n d '(w h o’s thnt other man
Wallace bounced him bark to the ngor that is still on the jo b ?)
canvas each time he got up. and haven't quit, too.
finally kept him there."
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U allure la in line for n chainThere were a lot o f remarkable
pionship bout with Mandell. He things about the football season
Blue White Diamond Rij
1.78 carat set in platinum. Beautiful design
atone. Special price
Platinum Diamond
Dinner Rings
Beautiful settings
$175.00 to $350.00
Regular $16.75 values. Special at;
$ 10.00
W rist Watches * J
ELGINS, HOFFUERS, and BULNja
------SPECIALLY PRICED -j
Silverware
Large Stock of Sterling and ^
Aunt Laura
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f . Third Race— $700 a*lm
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Single Stone PUtiai
1.60 Carat. Peri*
gim ran teed. Kepi!!
— 6 Fur,
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. Seventh Race—$800 Claim
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First Mato
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Post time 2:15 o’clock.
•Apprentice alloVancc.
Results A t ’
Seminole Park
First Race—Polycarp (Bonham)
12.40, 4.00; Affectionate Mnry
(Pnscunia) 3.40.
Also ran—Jsi Alai, Sealing Wnx,
Bloom, Col. Thatcher and Ragman.
Fifth Race—Corinth (Arcady)
4.20, 6.00, 5.20; Cup O’ Tea (Ilcnly)
J.60, 2.80; False Face (Berry)
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developm ent
JooMUionu
Knute Rockne didn’t* go to
Pittsburgh with hi» team and It
It's hard to "boat the old Army Wna beaten. This proves that tho
game, but the Navy showed* It- race-Ja: not always to tho swift
Sixth Race—Agnes Call (Cheat
und that love in a hut Is better
could at least be tied.
ham) 10.00, 4.00, 2£0; Brownie
than deception in a mansion.
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Smilo (Paacuma) 3.40, 2.80; John .
S. Mosby (Zoellcr) 2.40.
j Nick Altrock is no longer, the
Also ran — Alito Allen, Martln- greatest chrioslty in baseball. ;
gnle, Turnberry and Winnipeg, **
Seventh Race— Qulnham (Smith) The greatest curiosity in baseball'
7,80, 2.40, 2.E0; Iriijh Pat (Benham) 4.00, '2.60; Klaxon (Paaeu-
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Also ran — Crystal Ford, Etar*
bright ar.il Molinero.
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Puicjr Oranges and Grapefruit, packed In Holiday
Bends, ready for shipping. A nice g ift for your friends.
All aizCB, quarters, halves nnd whole, boxes, mixed If
desired.
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mon) 2.20.
' Second Race—tdri
.Alad. ran—IrnpacL
Y V C IO
Aleo ran — Sweep Net, Warfare
and Isosedes.
4.20, 2.60, 2.20; Barberry, (McCrann) 3,00, 2.20; Koactuscko (Si
taneCTu % * S ,e>.) y |
a
Throo. Princeton and Harvard de
cided not to play again. ’ Through
carelessness or something thla was
listed under the head o f football
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A cloat
mccoon c
P ^ t iw ll;
id wo.uid
lason
for animated
'wu sugregted for
Alee
Fireplace and
and Stove,wood
sin
. any quiuitity
Also fireplace
in
Deliveries Any tvhere '
Highway:
r e
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se v e n *Kj
.
�Pm w
h such a limited shopping time before Holiday
Advertisers and the Herald co-operate in pn
this Christmas Shopping Number, giving Hu
9
ot Sanford a condensed picture and story of
Merchandise.
Wise shoppers will first shop among the ads in the Her
ald.
Wise advertisers have presented Christinas chop
pers with an array of Merchandise for the Christmas
Season never before equalled— Today’s Herald gives
you a truthful,
descriptive Shopping
Guide
another
will appear Wednesday.
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�more than th« .predi
Is West In
IN FLORIDA
The Associated Press)
rER HAVEN. — Florida's
life as a '.‘public uaniturl*
T all types o f nervous or
t, disease shouhl be nppreT5r. T. P. Hailey, noted
igrlst and professor o f ©th
at Rollins. College, told the
body of the local high
i an address. Ur. Hailey, foronnected with the UnivorCalifomia and University
go, declared that over 3,000
o f flower nre found in the
WASHINGTON’ , Dec. IB.— (^P)
—Carrying Vitlr tide cheer with
their twinkling lights, about ten
million Christmas trees will find
thnr way into American homes
this year The Christmas tree
hill will he about SB,01)0,000 for
the growing uf the tree* is now an
industry.
••(’ut your Christmas trees propetty for conservation is wise,"
„nys the American Tree Associa
tion
‘ This when done properly
mean* thinning which the forest
fin'd*. I'ruprrty gathered for the
murket these trees do not repre
sent a drain upon <>ur forest‘ re*
;f5T.
PETERSBURG. — Honda
'hfcfcwiU bring the county aproximatcly $U3»,400 on a $1,fS.OQO Issue for the prosecution
f a wad-building program, were
>hl here by the board of county
Boroiii ioni-ts for 97.50.
vpi ity of California, who soys:
•ticca uso of th? win luge and an
.etuggei nted notion of the influetiri i f Christmas tree cutting on
th future supplies uf limber ft/r
the umu n sojnu well tnU-ntionod
hut misguided Individuals havo.rin
i, etii years urged that the ending
of Christmas treos he prohibited
hy law <>r at hast frowned upon
by
looking citizens.
The success of the movement for
jiriitectioii depends largely
i n the development of a very widec| ■(■»>! ii(>|ii>-ciiition of the forestin
th,. munis of the American j»oople
Then- i probably nu better way of
instilling a love for trees in the
heflits of the rising generatltitl
thiin the use of the little everer,., '' i the central figure <■{ the
t'.lii i*t riu.s Festival."
I,o, Angeies public library
AND. U "publicity
would really bo surreiisfiil.
[rig their namesr before
n r reader*, they must ex.
mu' i?eculiar freak o f lin»m the waters o f Florida,
the opinion of J. Willis Mcii'iocal resident, who found
identified spiednicn of wa
xen. IThe otfmpapora horhe catch and Mr. McC»rmail became congested.
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PLANT CITY. —One of She i uri-
Lick nf tile times, received to te,
g copy o f h newspaper, printed
ypaht .ago, at Vicksburg. The
ktr
issued during the siege
Ih e ’ Unlon forces In the flivll
r. hfld was printed on the hack
tome Wall paper, print paper not
ng obtainable nt that lime
—*- - ITUART.— The local city jail
U been Condemned hy the state I
lard of health, anil un edict hint j IT.NSAt ttl.A IV ,.
« n that, unless something i* ' lire heudquai (cr me to meet the department’s ro- ) of un uppiu -lit , ri ic,
ltfl, it will be closed. Tho i led to t h<> ,|,m!,ir ii t 1 i
lud elicV
n Wan made by W. Conk, *'tir jack cr*,
i officer of the board. The city thieve*. llliicrimtit |
111 either ratify the proposed bond and ot born .,f chi, • - j
r
■ now jail, or keep the I up. II -*hoollt>g, It *1 lei
Isonern in the county jail, tin- find ,-t tier “licit <* <u;t
Movie Sidelights
rrp urteit
|v
oevt pnng to ttie family potato
-tl-ti by about HOII,mill bushels a,
i imlmir to n inv.cy .isuelu, Vci try
the chauibei o| cooiuiei,,
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estimated
at
IXIH
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|)o ;jpl i'.i* hcr-o i-1.i ri■1J Wl'llll, |i
radius id to nnb ot I ort ,M\e>
y
lights «r]
Vilntn Hanky hm> mnetcreJ' th»* avalanches end mapping chasms in to
littht for_I
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English language r,t> well thnt altc not thr worst o f it. The altitude
nre develop
was able to imake her first pet- often ntnkra such hard play
vention.
lional appearance IIn un American Imu Grig, and evim painful. '
film theater thin month.
math.
t
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Two hu'nUi-<?d extras drew their
When Miss Hanky cun*© to Anter
from snliir.es ut the Metlo-Gohltvynicn nbout two yi
mid Mayer lot for eating ice cream
Hudnpeat she kn
fifty snndacb and drinking tee cream ro -1
French
but on
words o f English
* ibis. They were part o f n dance'
t jhall .•ecnei The net ion culled fur
Polu Negri, a purchaser of rare a well putron'rod »ndn fnunbiln, so
first cdltlone, is on the citnlnpie one wn* installed With real
lvnTu
mailing Hat of nenrly ©very noted " rrk.rs” to operate It. .More
bibliographer of the world. ,
j f fty gallon! o f iee cream nr.d hun- ’ . *■'1^ M a
zniior m
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dreds of sodas were consumed.
rnitcF nut srith t!
"A mot ion picture {* good when donn ( rr.wfr rd Und Owen Moore1
hut changed hh r
the spectator derivog from it n made away with more than a dozen sojourn on the L
satisfaction similar to seeing an eacha hrutirho in “i
expert bridjrc player make a clone : A son of Juhn Kent, tho English bight.'.'
bid." The smile is that o f Erich inventor o f the electric lire light.
Pommer, European producer, now works in the light o f *thnt very in.
Happen
at Hollywood.
v
vcntimH He is Crnufdrd Kent, highlieclpd
ilipf*,,
"One gets used to being the character actor in “ The Missing >ng* bought in nit
Char
Paid Out on Liah
Claims Alone!
u"
A n d we t e n 11Id neve r g i w ii
"l thut coverage
:i verdict Jigtnnst
BY HAYING YOUR CHRISTMA
CLEANING DONE NOW!
Ui*'ll he i n I lie juh until t l u ' c l d c k strike ■ t welvt* (A t r i '! ni;r !
ly assist ns tu g i v e mir r e g u l a r |>n«ni|d ■i ' rvive
hv
having
( ' l e a n i n g and P r e s c m g iltme nuw.
i-’o r I lie Hulidav.*,
Chi i s t m a s Heasun
cun v ince.
ti. jt, ilt'Pe III ,|
S lS S ttfM E E .- -Plain are under
ty to give Klanimmee a fine base
|| and football (uirk. Property
i South Dixie Highway Will* IK
ired, and public-spirited dtt? i ..>■ ,'fiy in jiiiI Iv re
* rttflying tod he cuu*e with %ur
1to iitilcome id t'll- i
t clonations.
from the eleeti i,
Itic .pace uf In,,
,1
MILTON.- Contract fur the |>r>,
been apprised „ f th, deutli ut ti
Micd neW 60-rootn hotel, to be
in* no.'li. I
mother and father
w c t l ,»t Fioridule Wn» expected
died Iw<> week* m:
.tnd left I we
1be let tihortly. The hotel n,li i..
be.,i ! In ok or mi: l i
, th latent .Spain* h design. I'bu < #l*o being cnrneii out for a
iwer plant and mito.i building- m
Inridalo.
• — f a a JT l t l |
.ii.-m.iigs by leading film arv.lJ!coal
I,ists uih /i from then work in
E
ipector said.
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creating scenes of the life of
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hihlicul picture
Claire MacDowell
Is a busy { ’hri-i l»r the
"Th. King of Kings," compose
aunt and mother
Xh<
played
Claire Windsor’s ami
"A Lit- I ttle 1 , •*>
tIf- Journey." ha* been tasted as
Joan Crawford’s aunt
in "Tho
Tie \v of the movie camera,
1'iixi Iinnrer." and .vu* Norman.*knee t expose imitation jewelry,
Sherer s iiunl ui "A Slave of Fash- h .i - .ii t "-[ foxed by the film re
ton.” She an- Itmnon Novnrro’s 1mum h laboratories. Science digmother m Hen-llurr” and John cover,-. that paste gems, if subjeCtGilbert * mother tn "The Hig Pnr- ed for a tune to radium'* rays,
tide."
: w11111.i at |ihotograph leinpnruri•IV11ill*- stone*. A <her'k of
however, showed i lie rad
c-srir. for pmrtirul ri|]pli
i the ,1 K-iivery vioalil cost
'OW.—r llc n n
Nance, nelorgril with deliiierately
a housv for the insurance, Typically
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collegiate is Yuri Knwakanil, student at Swarthmore Col
tnd over to the January I .ege, anti ns popular a co-ed as ever flapped across the mmpu* Yuri
despite her occidental nppeafancc and mtuiners. o n .liipnncM*. tlr
dliughtei of a note! Nipjiniies*- journalist and author v\l:o t,. vv i
in Wuahtngion. l i t .
payment an dope.its "fro/, ti"
when the bunk reopened la*t tall
will be pnlil on Dec I., by the
Polk Country T in d conipariy. it
was iimiounced by llie manage
incut. The hank paid a 10 |>er
Cent dividend (let Ik and is con
toinplatlng ft per cent dividend!, m
February and March i,,neral ic
proverm nt n bcismc - . •mfit (.-r,
made tile div idcnd* |i"eit - I -1. I
i stated
'» rej
freshl y c le ane d c l o t h e s ,
h n g h te r and g a y er a n d
s p o t l es s
and lih
s a v e y o u nuuie
Connelly & Son
10H M agnolia
110 EAST SECOND
Small Truck Farm
S U I t ’t '
1S 7 S
^ O R L A N D O , — Hut I I ••hm*
Qfbndo, WOK elected prenli
.Centra) "Florida Council
<»ne nf Florida's Loading Dept. Stores
gone
SfoUta of America, and J (
tin icout executive for 1P27
Annual Btssion uf the scout
h it with tho local Kivmiui-
M«na Club#.
IvjUsM , f
— —- ’ LAKELAND A lit
pel
cent
FORT M •! I It
Florida t* gri]
^4
»*■■ tt may
E lectrical
.Christmas
W %
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Means
A Happy Useful Christmas
ELECTRICAL GILTS FOR A L L TIJF FAMILY
rrRic g r i l l s
OLATORS
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spent in many years for there are more opportune
ties of giving your friends and relatives the kind o f
« (.'hristmaa morning lhey used to have.
Bettor
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things and greater variety and, bcstT-of all, a range'
that will make it us easy for the modest purse n« for
WAFFLJ'
FLECTKIF T( >NGS
lt is going to be the hnppiest Christmns yon ha^q'
those to whom money is no consideration.
TOASTERS
IIEATEivS
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Wo have
fumplej.e holiday season this
store has ever presented and urge you to lake tho
earliest nfoment lo let tm hell) YOU in vmir
A Htoro full of gifts await ydu. Gift* of merit for '
everyone.
Gifts designed us much for Christmas as
they are for permanent satisfaction.*
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IN N O V E L FORMS
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FOR Y O U R CHRISTM AS DINNER
After tho greetings of the season have been exchnngcd anu tne
package opened the family sits down to perhaps one of the it\
portant dinners of the year.
Everyone anxiouidy awaits eulmnO k
Molher-offer*.
.
ih c dessert niust hftve the Borne zest ofi the first course. • ^
Croam. Wc aretprepared to make ice cream in several appropria
mas moulds.
You can order them from yoitf egulor dealer or t
from ub.
But hy ail means place your order early.
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;* Planned
At Meet
Of
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W lL ilO R E , Ky ., Dec. 17.— (fP)~
Organised warfare ..gainst foes of
tho Blhle, literally construed, was
planned at session* here todav hv
.ieral Tells Secre
JUte Increase In
Means Boost
u ’s Florida U w
confound the enemies of the Bible. orsocintion * great agency for
p P r t 'do not expect « very Urge good ”
"To atamp out modemlitic ten
number of delegate*,** the Hev. L
dencies,’’ ia tho chief purpow ol
U Pickett, third vice president of the Fundamental Aaaocintion" ac
tho. orgnnixatiiai, *ald. “ We aim cording to Mr. Pickett, who was
to begin a cinnll way, not to be candidate for vice president of the
prohibition party for several elec
tions. Mr.* Pickett also said that
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dist Episcopal ChurrVSouth, (,f
Wilmore, the national headquarters
of the association.
- The convention plans to extend
the scope of the organisation
throughout the nation and by
meant of organization achieve the
fund
then
tend,
o f tl
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prohibiting teaching of the
Denary theory tfn oilucatfoi
stitutions supported by
funds. “ Wo do. not ex pec
this soon," he said.
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The convention will «
thre» dsya.
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Fin-, Dec. 17.
j 4hy Fucking vomo, by increasing its
from tlb,000,000. to
Ia.it pay into the
orida 25 cents per
Atloynty General
advised 1L Clay
clary uf state,
wrote the attorihu packing coni*
ucd that, under the
aurV opinions, in'cernuld not be requirjilionul charter fees,
the Florida LogixSuch additional
the company set
a tax on interstate
.
*
cited, .the attorney
rerc concerned with
uf a franchise tax,
|r fees, imposed inmit to do business
United Kfintcs Su
.nidi'll, has, in nu
helii dial states may
jiiditions 'upon perurslion to do buiiilitnits ns it inny
Of course, the
fill added, any for3u nm> engage in
aerve without a pertig under state laws,
ite oommerco may
Hugh Dickson was dying of diph
theria at An) more, Ok In. His doc
tors Bald only some revived inter
est ' in life would save him.
So
Miar Mona ltuth Webb, his sweet
heart, got n minister and appeared
outside the window of the sick
room. The minister married the
two, vfa the open window—and
Diekson promptly liegan to
re
cover.
Modish Coats Smart Frocks
PICKING NAMES
FOR AIRPLANES
WAS HARD TASK
35.00 $59.00 $25.00 $59.00.1
f 175.00
$89.00
^he Cudahy W cking
[led lo do business
•attorney genern! O fficia l W ashington Spends
'charter fees were
M any Sleepless N ights B e
of capital stock,
fore Final Choice Is Made
so charter fee war
jt more than <250
WASHINGTON, Dec 17
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nendment, however' Names have n hit of iigTiificnnci'
J2 Oh e ach SI ,000 for one reason or nm-ther even
Ml cents on osrh names fot airship?
up to (12.000.000
TaJ,j‘ the fines of the quintette
er thousand in ex
f Army amphibian-. a-signed to
, will, the incur mnki' tin* "good relations flight"
to file lyithenti to I^atin America. T h e y an- rhriit
txoir charter or ar ened the "New York," "St Ixiuih “
[.ration, uml pat 'San Francisco,'' " S n n Antonio"
foes required of and "Detroit," in recognition of
Ins formed under whut these five, cities are doing in
jtatn. The Cudnhy communis] aviation. Hut behind
pornted under the
the selection of those names stands
picture of official Washington
rolling its head* on -teepiejss pil
lows for many nights before thu
selection was made
Nameo of international or n:itlona] iieroes of Latin America
first were given consideration. But
since each country has a different
acknowledged hero, it would l*e
j <;rtffith Invites difficult to select five without o f
l in e s O f Every fending the countries not repre
[ iime To Chicago sented.
Famous early discoverer- nl?n!
Wen
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,.;,,-t|.
'
••
.
et
M o l l - e l • ’t H r
I’laiu
' • I ’ l l ’ than 1
vets, g e o r g e tte s , tw ills and iersey in all
i he b a u tifu l r.lunle i o f th e sea son . F rock s
fo r the a fte rn o o n , street and e v e n in g a f
fa irs that will m ake th is h o lid a y season
stand out.
D ain ty
u n d e rth in g s
w ith
a
F ron eh i air about them that \vd.
nuihb esp e cia lly d esira b le g ift s
S tu r d y silk s in plum p a tte rn s and
o th e r s w ith lovely h a n d som e laves
hem st itch ed
'2 and IS in ch es.
'A 1 ‘ in 11 a . t■11v*i 1 1
pure
Table Cloths
linttri
S om e (lain
is Matteira napkins.
$ 3.50 to .53'10.00
Teddies
A
sty le fo r e v ery v is ito r here. i:i sa tin s, v e l
Napkins
1u. ;>« e ’i l loti o l j >iit 111 v\}n t* till p u n
linen, anti c o l o r e d b o r d e r e d sets.
F fiisttirlhg ipnrta-
for. <,| hofora
I |!
! I I,g
regional
oil *- ions.
11
ships of ('oluiriInis were suggest
■d, but idmo hist"i i“ tis show there
scholastic ^re‘ "other matter
1*" uniform’ rogf fron ted , among
"f importance,
fttc originally was
purpose of estah1 eligibility rules,"
i'th. “ hut the quoi-
ou r priees that will su it m ost e v e ry o n e .
LINENS!
Luncheon Sets
II
were three in the discoverer’s fleet,
fame
u " p l a y i n g and five names were needed.
Names of riiers were advanced
tin. o f a con feren ce
of
Itutive* fr o m
each Again objections, on account
■I
r h i e a g o next confusion that might arise in the
Jr J'.hn L G riffitli, transmission of dispatches, should,
"."iii'i o f th e Big for example, the. "I'ainna'' crash
into the "I -ii I'lnta "
i n.-rsity
presi
N,,r wa“ 1hr
tion ,,f
It inn), athletic di |,h" 1,,,lv
.... .
“ f H',
pil'..II touches have
f,,r ,h«
nPP<‘“ r‘1'J
md. Major Griffith |l"
Pt'''!4' ,)l^ tntcnialmmil re
The first emblem
Ireduting the gath- percusMons
submitted
bail
at the upper right
,nuld he "more far
pqjnuiccs than any. etlge the Amc.rican Eagle, lieuring
an olive branch. But to certain
rt»ng
previou sly
officials there were things that
a-.
might be misinterpreted. The eagly
pthall schedules for wnn too large. Ife was placed
■<) here a week ago, higher than tho South American
presented, to tJiP continent. What was more, flying
a lettor from towards and possibly some -one
^verslty heads, usk- might think the old bird wa» grin
i insulted in fu- ning, or even worse, smirking.
gridiron ngree- „ So, the apparent trite yet prm rn 1m , and the con- ticnl names of five. American cities
l"nth was 'hrranget^ were adopted for the ships, and
D" I'M xies flip de- their emblem became a conven
111 and public that tional one showing a xvinged circle
tfn rigid to derided enclosing the North and Smith
effirially,
American continents.
ing the newest latest s ty le s and s-IL n g ai
LINENS!
■ I’Ve \
U esterp c o n fe r
' !"'dulc
system
■" >hnll cuhtintie
In cluding som e m a rv e lo u s m o d e !-, - h o n
I he must co in p k 'li' Hi?|cctioji m S an tu ril!
ScUluttt u i!l v is ito r s to o u r stu n imvo tIn■
p riv ile g e id s e lo ctiu g th eir cunts from
a m on g M iih an a rra y o f sty lish m odels
B loused and ta p e d h ack s, belted and tin
h e lp ’d m o d e ls — all o f the season 's sty le
fe a tu re s in ru n ts o f n ov elty tw eed, kasha
fn h rirs, velou r and su ed e-lik e m aterials,
mine trim m ed lavishly w ith Io\. squ irrel,
hi uv i r and fitc h .
I0WN IN
:n m e e t
PARLEY
1
themost desirable o f
and
$3.50 to $7.00
Linen table d am ask
m
floral
l>atter„;
h) ■->,
w ide.
A dan d y g ift.
- 1
||l( M(,s
1 $2.25 to $3.50
Exquisite! Lingerie
“The Gift
p,
t.i.vt,
Gowns
Bcautnul materials of crept?, satins
nml georgettes fashioned^ into
gown* lliat mo beautiful beyond
belief, hovely luces und ribbons
are combined' to mnJc£- these
“ n ig h tie s " d r e a lfia ^ n o v c lliid ifs .
$ 3 .5 0
$ 8 .7 5
$ 1 2 .5 0
$ 5 $ 1 2 .5 0
*y ' r* »
Just the kind that every woman
Jongs for! Shadow proof. Some
plain uml others showing dainty
hand-mode locca.
,
$ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 5 .0 0
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U«,
s’8 TO MEET
,17— W - A s
musical revue with a collegiate at
a mosphere.
I« « horseshoe plteh[•.Saturday between
W««nt champions,
or the present littaJackson, o f Iowa, of West Virginia rant, which won
f c jbU*! ‘ holding first place In tho first national
•Charlotte and bur theater tournament, ia directing
the.production for; which Mr. Byrd
is publicity manager.
B«ichsu*e today Charley Pi
|G Ifl ELIGIBLE
rY, Doe. 17 —W r
Rosenberg, barttam-
Hrau, attacking to box /
J « * k r , charged fe a th .M i
Jfc&iSftt
In n Christmas
HB1CH8TAG
'd l'T (T > - Bedl am
t Monday. Theban
by the state com-
Under arm styles hnd pouches, Beau
tifully silk lined. Made of pin seal,
itKjrocco and steer hide. A truly uccoptable gift.
’ Van Raalte. Kayser and IrCni
mukc.
Service weight and shi
fon in every new seasonable\d
Several styles in chamlcraelto and chn- j
mois. Embroidered cuffs, and the new- y
est bended cuffs. Several Shades of tan - vi
and gray.
- — - a . I. '-»fV ca
S
•
;n>**'Ajr^**§£s
horgetting to copy entirely the
mnn'H style of pajamas, silks and
Inccs hnvo been combined to make
these the moat beautiful yet seen
Ten should become
la
$25
�aaaaaa
f?* x t
9
^!«#£*
*V •
Uflex
aces
aces
Yow Can
rices
Tudor
Sedan
*r-;~
F o rd o r Sedan
Tour in s Car
F o rd R oa d ster
SNpiw •,
$485
H. Detroit)
Car Prices:
Ton Truck
F ord son Tractor $ 4 9 5
Detroit)
Trawick
t.
: B » vJ B * ; ^ r n d o n \
W . B, McDonald
J. F. Hodges
W . J. Hopkins
H. C. Douglas
fH -
i . trV JL
Evans
�■Jp*5?fwa
FRIDAY, til
B
Found For Narcotic1
Addiction, Is Claim'
-
l LLJ
tax Of Buffalo To
17, 1920
'
BeeUoa Of Photo*
'And News ClipSome Big Museum
Henry Perrine, Famous Old
Botanist, Brought Handful
Of Seeds. From Yucatan,
Planted Them In Floridn
N. Y., Dec. 17.— (iP)
tail oi assassination
McKinley and tho In| President Theodore
(Moulded through u
newspaper clippings,
records and notes
i in a big, leatherbook id the stately
Ansley Wilcox,
i plans to turn the
some day to n mus
ical society in ordeb
itory of almost every
rldent o f those exmay be preserved,
have been fiaintnlrt
>y Mr. Wilcox, who
t of the events" d«-
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TALLAHASSEE. Kla., Dec. 17.
— 0P)— Florida's so-called wild Umo
belt is not wild at nil, but is the
offspring o f a handful o f lime
seeds, brought lo the state from
Yucatan, in 1827j by Dr, Henry
Pcrrine, noted pioneer and botan
ist, who lost his life in the Indian
mnsaucre at Indian Key, Aug. 7,
NEW YOKE. Dec. 17.— UP)— A
new treatment for narcotic addlitiort successful in u seVtn months'
trial in the Municipal Correctional
Hospital is described today in the
New York Medical Journal and
Brush
and
Comb
Sets
Razor
For'
Record.
Namman. discovered by A. S.
Horvitz, a Hungarian immigrant
bio-chemist, is suid to eliminate tho
llVual craving for Hnuw rliirlne-
HOSE
DOLLS-DOLLS
SLIPPERS A R E
GOOD GIFTS
1840.
e~* This
» »•-was
noelt’s Message
is have seen the ohl
is seldom brought
U bidding place in
sre Roosevelt,-as Mr.
it. was inaugurated
| where he held his
the
-■ statement o f Mrs.
From a man to a woman
or from a woman to u
woman. Hose is a real
sensible Christmas pres
ent, one that will lie
much appreciated.
i well caro for," Mrs. Palmer says,
|“ In thin God endowed stato that
his
grandchildren’s
generation
would think them wild."
j From the seven plants of tho
Agave Sinalana, introduced by Dr.
j Perrlne from Yucatan in 1834, or
possibly as curly us 1827, the
writer continue.*, three; on the
grant, and four at ( ’ape Floridn,
sprung the thousands now growing
“ wild” as far north as Jupiter,
The Arnhian coffee, now growing
I "wild" In the Florida wood® u/n«
nerting.
most valuable docurollection consists of
of ordinary, yellow
h President Roosevelt
draft of his first
a-* president on Sopand jagged hand it
[real and terrible bel befallen our, people,
of the United States
rn down (here sevor7itten-^then scrntfltne committed- not onr chief executive^ but
1 law abiding and
, l.'rtt of our itu-
Dig, lovely nnby Dolls,
just waiting for some
young Mother to claim
them
this
Christmas.
Our stock and prices are
entirely in keeping with
the times. See us before
you Imy.
Hrownmg,
portion of
The Gift Irresistable— Lingeree!
T E L L IE S
N IT E -G O W N S
BLO O M ERS
SU PS
Our
an ....... i> teidm
to
him, but
tin- .iii.) 1• -h-.unl >ti,. ,.,.,1 ,»(„(«•
di al, i " h a .umm.iia
Hi
a , 'iv
e lm
o n -Hut
'.’ l,
is t o
PAJAM AS
N E G L IG E E S
Stock Offers A Wide Variety
Th<- (lift E v p iin it e is I.in g o r io — to a w om an th e r e is
to t a - in g le th in g Unit will hr h a lf ns m uch a p p re ci.tU il n.s l .in g c n c .
Urn* vuti w ill fim l that too, i t ’s in fx p rii.s iv c, even th ou g h the (piu lity is o f sh eer, lovely
m i ti-rliils. i nm|iiti ing w ithout flaw w ith th e h ig h e s t
Iu u'etl g a rm e n ts. She will like ou r L in gerie.
.I. f. t■.. , .. |i.i ration suit brought
I .
Asks $500,000 Of
‘Daddy’ Browning
■ o n * *if
lhr*A-»*
G.IVW I
4» , IwoOMi\cJt
. u ; { ba.rimui i*f the
Bat thul
b Mr Wilcox for his mittcc of *h. I’ u
rwhuli bus been given position, i- tn tin
In III aturic nI Society Roosevelt Mi-mni
hi by John Scatcherd, in New York city
nTpmon\
Extra
MOTOR
I1-iivcrfill vntvr In b#ad rtmi* r
*HI pump f**r i ffi.Trnt IiiL i i
i’4 l toll
1'll IrVfl liulhlilnl
1 hlllly flllt'lilM'd Ulllea *»1 I
<in*H**t ai in «
l h11nt mM »•! Mis#!•« rt*i •n
VIr i I r a n
Hut air *l«iVr op t nt Inin 1
mtakw
* A.i 1v ■■ art )u M mm I nt litp •»T
I' u««b •npli
l ii I ’ v rf\1*1.)Aril dry -plate ill*.1
.hiiHi
i Till power plant ronalru*’ *
t Ion
fn b a
■•l r*»nn
ail #'
*1r
I’" a t . - ,
" o '1'
i
tailed
igtiw u y
Fi l l tn-,i rl Ilk
hi
t n ili
CHEYROLETJ
f •» i:«*
Alit |>I»- i ' •uit ilea r .in* •
*-4*#»> i«» 4i|M*r.il»»
new
"I
O courts tliiit let women
get ,iw,.v with blink nun I," he add
oil
The, give tlie \v..meil what
rw i
-tie
wujiti.
Some! Illng
, ought t i tie d*-ne to protect a rn«n
| ; iT1'in i1dibi Ilf-* from ntta. k» like
the
riginul Un
lit e of Krl
Hi' wniiig I- paying $ !0(l a week
as joined the iltmonv and ik.&Otl muiisel fee*
trudged . h l i d in the ■cpnrullult suit nf I'l-miii-*
Hein I |i*kP|«|hl- nirj link •> *
♦hanl^m poalilt*
Enijr Iurif#* Ni w
the
fold iet v
«n' *• ,i1
I '# p.i M
11 ft* t-» n i . .
^HTil I ill|)(|i ■I ' ' •'*
ii|
um ■i»r 1fik* * ' , •1
11 III r) I>.i tkr
\ ♦III It h'Nl •pf 4M« * Lifl'T^
wliinii
u di f *•it uii'ti fin 1 f» •H
! i»-IC.*11i■”4 gaatilln* I.idL L
COOLING
■ entrlfugsl water pump
Hnrrteop lioneyo.itnli rndlulor
Vun-ruallng airplane metal .
la-llatur shell
'
v " typo long service fan
t.ell
e l e c t r ic a l e q u ip m e n t
mlerwrller*' approval, gives
low eat fire Insurnnre rules
I mm rlbulor Ignition
Iteray siarltng motor
* Itemy genernior
THESE QUALITY FEATURES WITH THOSE
OF ANY OTHER CAR!
i
’• <|..rll||e I,littery *
1'iurn typo legut headlamp*
■ M'.ollnmp <!lrnm»rs
•' i hi king lights
K inxtoi motor driven Jiorn
1 Horn liulton In center o f
»t* .rin g Wheel
r j I
h
J
TRANSMISSION
- t speed sliding gear trans
mission
v
* Haslly operated clutch »«ul
. tirake pedala •
■ l-'oot accelerator "nhd a cce l
erator foot real
UNIVERSXL JOINT
1 Aii.mat*V Universal jo in t—
yokes double heat-.reatcU
Alemlte lubrication
REAR AXLE
> t'omplete
differential
and
driving gears mounted a» In*
t-ural part or propeller shaft
and' housing
»• improved Urgc-surfnre ap llal bevel ring jf e t f und-pOiton
1 «i*
Inrcr S ow
Usparium
bexrlnga* In rear axle
■ <me-ptee« pressed steel hanjotype ionising
Hear ax|r shafts spline-fitted
t" differentlnl gears, giv ing
Kn-ai strength
* Hem .vuble plate fo r easy In-
•Pep,„„
u-tnrh brake drum*
w Ultra heavy two-inch brake
.
bands easily adlueJtabU
I*. I‘nsltlvev brake linkage
5*. Individual brake
.
■
5). Automaile brake e«iualtser
«». Efficient emeraenev brake
.*• ‘"‘fur rl|
lurable Teleiif
1
mM
The Bargain Store'
�h A N T O Itfi. f '( ;
H IM 7. 1920
OR'
M ainAisIe
Gift Booths
i
zi'
A. <w
Gordon And
This has nothing' to do with the book that was written by A n
ita Loos regarding the preference of "gentlemen for a cer
tain type of the fair sex” but it has a great deal with the.gifts
that men prefer.
[cCallum Hose
[ When selecting Christ
man stockings, you ore
sure to want quality.
That is what you will
find in. the pure silk
hose we are offering for
Friday and Saturday at
this low price. You will
enjoy choosing from the
new shades of lustrous
silk for aunt Jane und
sister .Sue, or for the in
timate friend you just
did not know what to
The richest kind of silks, moires, failles— wonder
ful colors und patterns, with new linings— and hand
tailored. They are shown in n wide range that is
priced from $1 to $7.50.
W hat Shall . I Give
If you want to eliminate that question,
Him,’’.consult this list then visit the Men’s Fashion Corner
where you will find everything that a man could desire in the
way of gifts.
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B r a a a w w t i ' r i w i i
n
%
* &
£ &
3| j
M
- j i R
n S
M
= * .
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a
i b
W
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Picking the lounging robe for him " ill bo (3j
—silks from France, Italy, spuin- -tforgeoui
(luiel ro b ^ amt sedate robes. 1he. prices
from $15 to $100.
H
If
J a i f i
T r r a
J
^
f f l f e r -A
T
' «LTV
Silk Ties
« ~
95c
Another group of those
fine silk ties for men.
Men need have no un' easiness about t h e i r
I Christmas ties if they
are Selected from this
group. Here are ties for
’ every type, selected by
men who know lies ami
what men like. The (m»p ular • stripes, brocades
and fancy jacqunrds
The coldts are the new
Oflt, in moire, crepe, faille
and other hon-crushable
fabrics.
W ool m u fflers and silk sca rfs are tin- thing to set
o f f the topcoat on cool nights. F or g ifts they can
not be beat. Then there arc the new han dkerch ief
sca rfs
P rices from $5 to $2.ri.
Shirt styles h ave turned it c o m e '''- somtra
and he'll like the light, b rig h t <m .- tiist we are £
tarin g. W ith rollars *to mat. it, collar attached;
neckbitmi sty le. S2.B0 to $12.
W riting Paper
In Fancy G ift Box
There is always the
small gift that you have
nlmost forgotten . This
* box of note paper and
correspondence cards of
fpur different colors, will
so nicely fill thnt need,
and make some one hap
py. Then, too, you wnl
find other cholco gifts in
stationery o n ‘ the booth
fo r convenient selection.
AH moderately priced for
! Christmas giving.
Pajamas also make gifts that are indeed exceptional
und here is a real display for that purpose. They
are displayed in plain colors and nobby patterns.
Priced from $2.60 to $5.
Now if you want your-gift to him to "fit right
giyo himui pair of gloves. That-will turn the
For motoring or dress wear. They arc priced
$3.50 to $5.
‘
Inevitable Gift
|Ur}L>i )
K'
¥. 60c
ww. that y ou are
jo give and to get
*f» for Christmas J
-wo— that is why
do such careful
ms when buying
-fo .y o u or your
™ not be djsapi whem fluch lovely
m
SMt o e t h .
i t m a a stocking,
bolored jmdgrWte
Ith hand embroid-
‘a man gp
,G o lf H
If Knicker
•BO to $16.
The proper hat to wear with :
a tuxedo, is the new derby— ■
and it; is exactly corzject.
This .same hat, pictured
here is being shown by the
stores
Something else that is new
■
j
shirt.
. for ChfistW
j)]ftids and- s w
lisle, aflk»
�m i d A ■f r i d a V,
■-... ... ij
i'■iM k -%^Presbyterians
'»J*fS!E
, , T c^hificf Four_____
Counties
LikeHts Humblest Subject, EmbracedByNewly| t~
‘
m v . J 2 P ^ W w t m t ir ^ T Organized
■ i Medicos
■•
BY MILTON BRONNER
LONDON^ Dbe; 17.— Liko thc|
MM
hvrr.blest Briton in the island,'
^owiog'ls Now Consi- King George o f Great Britain, Ire
JAn Exact Science In land, the Dominions beyond tho
Sections O f Country seas and Emperor o f Indian will on
letnistry Alda Crops Christmas Day tuck his fw t be
neath hia own mahogany, sur
k'lLLE, FI*., Dec. 17.— rounded simply by his dear ouco,
student body o f tho and will proceed to lay away’ “ turf. department uf tho Unh kpy nml —
Forced by his petition to lead a
Florid* has Increased
llfii'for’ most of tho year, the king
700 pupils from 1018 to mere or less formal and nrticiclnl
B. ilntlnck, citrus re- has always made of 'Christmas
jjlow, stated In an article what most people do—a time of
•* local now»popcr.
privacy and family rqpnion. Thin)
, the department had 84 yerfr It will be more so than usual.fund in 1920 thd number For ho has helected to siiontl.
bded tu 750.
Chrittmas at S&ndringlmm.
the wort^of tHefiimpil
tM appoUitwl for this
“ ’
------Fla., bpe.
ym elm ssions
b jJ h <
"to u tin g
ps*
ffeliim
ta
of
*K*I
iropo
Coa3t Guard Boat*wain's Mate' IT.
end that evangelistic services conference urge* upon i
I*. Parry, Ringie*h*nded nnd. unthe cbhiJderAtkSj
i
nrinH, laxt night , captured four
the croup pUnf.of eva
allegtui rum runner*,/! small sk iff,
the end that men and 1
a speed boat and 25 races o f liquor
be trained and used to
,vf
nrar Cocoanut Grove. The men unification o f home mission nctlvi- churches and people in carrying to Christ."
MIAMI.
gav,- their names os ft. Sawyer,
•’.7. A. SaWyex. uCj.Sani Sawyer, 27,
ami Frank Alberson, 28.
1’nrry sighted the two boats mlvaluing near the boy shore, nnd
lay in wait. Before, the em it
benched, he jumped nhoard and
engaged In a scuffle, all finnlly
falling into the water. He.threatre. J. the men with a "ham " o f
"luur and effected their capture.
I‘nrry sevr/al Sleeks ago made
n "imilar seizure, ulonei nnd with*
'•'it weapon*, when ho rnptim*d
f" i' men and a boat wkji liquor
M iird, neat- Coral Gable*,.
prufesnor of chemistry
waa Edwin Rawii»htrersity
. D. Gottingen; M.
Sandriagham Modern
j
Now Sandringham is not n pal
ace in'any eense o f tlio word us an !
|nl, and LL. D. Florida most of tlie king's official resi
came to the university dences. It is in the country of i
_nd continued ns head e f Netfolk, where you get the contbin. ’
tment until 1917, leaving ation of sea brcescs and pino air.
insjH'ctor o f .experiment Also, if there la any snow going.!
for the United States Dc- Sandringham « e ts it.
For tin-,
}nf Agriculture.1 Ho was king it's a relief from tho rain,
ent phyBlcau for'Ute ttnl- fog anti murk of London.
1
nl chomist o f tlie experiAnd Sandringham, for Great I
lion.
Britian, is very modem. l£ was
[Llewellyn McGhee, PII. completed in 1871, having been!
Hopkins succeeded Hr. btlllfe for hi» father ,King Edward
the other prcfcssnr.t VII, when he was Prince of Wales ; |
vvero Townea Randolph lie find it built to still the tastes of,
I). Chicago, who con- himself and his wife, afterwards
[hrfltl o f tho depnrtmcnf Queen Alexandra, mid all his life it
Thcmlore Stclh. Ph. I). xvo3 Ids favorite residence. After
assistant'; Walter ilcr- his death, Queen Alexandra Rponl
rr, I). Sc. Princoton, who in*'it of Iter long widowhood there
him; Fred
Ilarvoy And there she, too, died some
fit. D. Yale, and Vostu« months ago.
i f
irkson, Ph. 1). Chicago,
They’ll Ail He There
|the staff. Robert CabSandringham itself is not half t,s
Jwin, M. C. Texas, sue- nltowy as the country residence of i
many rich British business men.
It’s a tlrree-stury, red brick build- tlmt
W the litudiord, not only
Ing in the Ellrabethun style, sur *of ninny small fanners nnd vilrounded by a park of 200 acres.,' lagers, but even of a public house
Much of the property in the neigh '
ll -III, oil
Imrtwd belong.*, to the king, * I in* vein n iil find Sandi Higlmyn
faking out of the skin,
itching eciiinln, ca n 'tie1
'the scene of the greatest
royal
fercom o’ by applying n 1ceeileii Harold fj. Oddy, Ph
gnf|i'-rmg -m ditcadeThe only
tho-Sulphus, declares n[ Toronto, at* another iiatUuuit.
iih-i-ntee will He the king’-* uncle
John
specialist. Bccausi of j last year. Burton
“
. . . .Henry Otte
tinDuke of * p i .lugnl. v* ho k ii sstroyinjf properties, this was added us cuiafor.
One of the outstanding investi every winter to the Freni h llivi
eparntlun begins at once
irritated sk*n anil heal gations now being conducted by ern to get iiwny from the rigors
Isuch ns rash, pimples the university's chemistry depart of the British winter
ment is the best method uf presor
orm.
The king will he surrounded by
fails to remove tthe’ ving ornnge juice Other problems
all
his -oils, i'he Inst to arrive will
id disfigurement, and before the department of vital in
have to Wait fur relief terest to the state from nn dnius- In- I’ rin •, .jeorge, the youngest
>nrrnB*ment. Improve- trial standpoint nr- changes m who hns Iown away in < hilirse w;;tkly shows. Sufferers hydrogen ion
concentffttion of ters on r ival service for n ymr.
trouble should obtain n orange juice on storage; ester gum I rin e-t Vary, Lady l.asccller, w ll
of Rbwles Me^ithd-Kul- varnishes, a chemical study - f Le th-. i • with hr” .-xna, go well ma
any good druggQt.
I Everglades muck, ami the prepnr- the Duke and Duchess nf Y -i ,
r.nd tlu-ir liahy
Hie king’s sirt-i
Adv. ation of phenyl-nitro-metnne.
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lur Clears
in Right Up
1 7 .-W V -
Ohio State To Meet
Tigers I n 3 Sports
j
' <>UJ>liJtte,r Q.; '»«*. ' IT .ld fl’ /
i ildo* Stut*, will tneot Prjmvitdn
in baseball as well na it* fnotbal*
I an I basketball. The hn-cimjl game
with the Tiger will lie played May
; 2b at i’t incetou.
I' A in football, the Buckeyes
■tut. H u rv e nl’« place ort Prince
n >i
li.iM'1'till *♦*’ tied tile.
The tw.
.I. . i t , tin et N«*v. S, nest full at
I'tnuctnii in vyhtll Will lie
Olin
Stall s fits! eiwiilinter with mu
i of ltie Big Three.
\
I
The T i c r r r and But Iteves i !u: h
in Columbus December 211, in has
I ki ltiaU.
ti.-.m railroad engine No. 103
tlbs marked the close hero today t<
ties marked the close hero of
trinns.
* Over 400 men nml women of the
clergy and lulety o f the Presbyterinn Church intended thc'confercnco
which wus called for tho purpo3e
of creating a “ synodical conscious,
heas in home missions nnd to reer-.nmmid to the Florida synod the
sotting up of an unified homo mis
sions organisation." The confer
ence opened yesterdny with Dr
Charles Hadden Nnbcrs, pastor of
tho First Prcrtbytcriun Church u
Pensacola, chairman ot the confer- j
once, presiding, nnd Dr. It. H. McCaalin ranking the loading nddreis
on "The Challenge."
Tho resolution adopted declares
that the vferk of the' organization
shall be confined to the specific!
rynodicnl Rbiigatlons in home missions such n* the promotion of Pal
mer College, the work among the
“tudents nt tho State College* f,/r
Women nml tho Latlq-Americnns. T
, f the St. Johns Presbytery. It nl-j J
mi includes work among th.^ no- [ j
t rocs amt the Seminole Indians.
>
The resolutions follow a:
*J»
"That the synod ami Prcsby- A
'cries consider a revision of th esy-! J
nvJieal schornt* of organization in’ ^
the direction of unifying our homo
■nistion activities under thq su|>crvision'of synod's committee of
home missions.
"This work shall compromise
those activities recognized ft« diatinct synodical obligations. For
example: The ljitin-American peo
ple of St. Johns Prwshytery: '.he
-* ppnrt and development o f Pal
mer t’c-ilego and tho work among
th*- students of the State College
fur Women in Tnllnhnssce ef FSor
Ida I’tcabytory; and studont work
m the University of Florida In
Suwnneo Prv.vbytery: and other
project* which might ho consider
ed such a* work among the Semin>le Indians nnd among the negroes.
“ That, is as much ns bringing
mui to Christ i:i the chief business
- f the church, this conference npproves the Statewide evangelistic
tampaigu ordered *by the synod to!
Queen Maud o
a, ry, also will 1,1
years, has run a total of 2,
be mi hand.
f*tl‘ l.tK)0 miles, equivalent to 100
The i,.ng ■
rLion to having|trips nroiird th, globe. Mechanics
am the engine r< still goixl for
ins liu key am!
' like everybody'
M'O r u n m d e s
eI.*■ Alio ein nffoid It. wi i alto
have n f'hrislinns in-c. and he
woi ' have to g-- far
g r‘ it. Ills '
i*i:ite bus the ! in,*: .
trees m
Britain and n hug, nc will be rut
down and ,-r, . , I i i ||ic big hull
siiv,ties there will I,
when the hall room will be
riii'u at Sandringham.
ivt r to the employes which
So on- ye..if ag i, when the eV
kaiser 1 us not an ex-enemy, but will In- grac-.l by the presence of
-till *‘t usin Wilhelm.” he pro tin- king and qlleoti.
I n,
- ur presidents, the king
irt'd a ire,- fi- n Suiidringham
r i lus i wn t hristums celebrations it'd ipi, err Ret very few gifts from
I’-.Lsdam
, lit op It- who are stranger* to them
'* r, receive presents
I*'tig ' i* rg" o tree \yi!l rmt only I bey do. h
S- in illiuntly lighted, but it- mil from their in.'.mate friends. And
ngSr gift; r>,r all his family. Fur iboy m turn send out hundreds r-f
T'hs number of Hungarian liuai-j
tie --m-rp there \v!i! he sult&hlo Chtlstnin:* enrdn, brnutifully illu* n e s s failures In the lout year has
g .'t. '
rll th •inplYyi'S ot the traterl and made especially for i <•<ri grenter than to 250 years, the |
catnte. A id .mine tillif during l l » them every year.
tiiianco minister reported,
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■The Store of
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.
We have a foil line of toys, special
toys alone and you
complete in' every
will find our-
TRICYCLES
TOY AUTO
TricyclcH make n Handy
gift—we have ^a large
atock in a Varidty ot
sty leu <ui(l prices.
.
fo U o d .
^ a
W AGONS
Skates
Guns
Knivei
W eel
Toys
RidingToys
Bicycles
Velocipedes!
Every kid wants a wagon—-we
have wagons
that will please them—
see our stock first.
The Bicycle
GEO W. DEETCH
.
-
McLnndor Arcade
Jr
ntless Delightful
W ill A n sw er the A nnual W orries in a Question o f w hat Shall W e G ive?
IroadclothShirts Sweaters
/
$1 t o $2.50 $1.75 to $6
am white 'with collar* attached.
cjnnlity broadcloth. Just a
is more appreciated than a sweater?
gift that every man in your fam-
In nevoral styles, and in plain shades
will appreciate!
ns well ns the popular plaids.
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, ■
r
Plain
colors
and fancy pat
terns in a com
plete range of
sixes,
in
a
great • array
* giving
*•
for gift
at this time
For men, women and children. What
uhc-
_
Handkerchiefs
Silk Sox
50c to $1
.
Towel
Dolls
$1.25 to $3.50
rhe crying kind.
Doable Blankets
Tho doll that your
• ,.
V
littlo girl wants and will bo delighted . $G.OO blankets
Amonft other thing' give ‘her n box
or handkerchiefs. Useful and one of
the most,, appreciated gifts. Two
handkerchiefs to
MEN’S SUITS
$23.95
each*box.
with.
Surprise her on Christina*
.
.
. *
moh,,nff hy giving.her ono of these
o f patterns *nd colors.
real cool weather Is here, K
dolls. Largo range o f sizes.
portunity to biiy at this low
UdiesS • htot
«lk Scarf* SweaterSets
ju i* .
".|£3KfflflW’ - -
This
is the
Seasdn
to dress
*_ :
^w>
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# <•,
and we are making a spec
fc j.
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Ni“ l)r m ,de « f *»od
Put up In attractive
quality blanket cloth. rhrJl.amfl
’
' . .
Pocket , on .h fe. WV f7" ™ 1™ " i > » « o with
Suits. A ll sizek in this ex
^ 5 2
have just received a
tra good line o f Men’s all
tmvcl ,nd bitl1
he beet * *
°< to ” * * ■ ■ **•» ^
select ^,C8e ^ b e s * and wo dors in blue, plnk. yelnserva-
areready to meet your
holiday need,.
low and aome ' plain
' Whitee.
s
ial price
on ■our $30.00
wool three piece Suits. A ll
the desired ^colorsM
In beautiful patterns
Bhowlng several, desirable patterns. Full
length. For the wom«n who love, to look
her beat, we suggeat
this very snappy looking, scarf.
Rdm'cniber that tiny
to’t with one o f these
{p™1* Bweator sets.
' ^omc sweater* and
’
/D C t O
,
Folt.-|n
d**!
J p l.O U
d“ -
ijttle pant5 to mntch. fewDt
Bty,ea*
A
Knitted o f the
best bright color*.
Com
quality wool
andallk.
plete range o f slaea.
Now that
?
�,ked For Permit To
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: rfrr: . . : rr.
Build 3 Bridges On Overseas Highway
(/T) United
if*r old hui
M wife to
iUt for «ep
nd asked an 18 year,
y him alimony in a
it* maintenance on
ii* here.
chary! ng-cruelty.
ed t in t she made
msband and not
r said that the
ijlpd c*,tly so the
id meet his wife
. a reconciliation.
J
1I.IN LETTER
S,' Dec.
U‘ —(AV-Firs*.
M p t t h e fate o f President j
. Tjjgtdchburg, who finds hfmU ^ulc to do no simple a thing
coif trio a mp window. With
bRfiKjhih o f Christmas and
lin k *f-bops vising with each
‘r'ju^a^ractive. displays, there
ollilng the soldier-president
IdfliktJ to do more than mi*
^shopping crowds nnd
FM vfeir window exhibits.
^
tVersion is denied hirp.
eV H ^W ^U ie his mere np- | A few tnebihers of the baifet which will he seen nt three performances
Opera Company when it comes to The Milnne Theater, Dec. .10 nnd 31.
fattrcTou foot would menn the
An incog*•
-■ ~ ~
'-of all traffic
the roominess of the interior nnd
lif'^fenoasible.
His is
tb
ijoyed by King Saul o f, the luxuriousness of the appointipi the Scriptures say, merits. The explanation is tinrtood among people be simple one that thie is u trm "form
than any of the people ed machine, not «t nil bull: fur
boulders upward "
taxicab service, but formerly th>"
TAI LAHASSEK, Flu, Dec. 17 h
l’ u-,1 <i*-;t I:i. irnuv Morgan
& n t ’a huge frame, hi., property of a wealthy
German
Another trndilu-nul ceremony of Miami , A■I«-J, ■■
Moure, Tampa
n cannot bo disguised, who wu" stripped of his cash a - I the Florida State College for Wo- Maxi tic MeCliiien, Thumasvllle
[he smallest street urduring the. inflation per
men, the
marriage," in tin , Dei>i|»ei • renry, Bagdad;
l friends soy that the i,Ml uml WUH obliged to sell cviiy
which I In* .iunmt and Freshman j ltorrn itarllett lakeland,
Mary
allies he is paying a tthinK ,,f vniuc 1,1 *'W'P from xli.n
i lasses are "wedded," fell hy tiie Iturb Murray, Miami, Nell Knight
wayalde tin-; year, when, instead of Kinifaiihi, Ala Neva liugrrs, I.ive
!or popularity. Though in*
f l i t Berlin for a year
S<1 t,ll“ ,I,xi rlllrr. 'raveling of ■the "nior k nriti'ii .i'
" tae. "( ere link. Moil- t alnner
St IS-tershe has neyej- walked ( the rn,e of “ h" ut 2l> ‘ cnts « mile, m*Eiy , I 1 . d t’, •
th i la.' s of 1 nig D r th lavlor. laoipn, AI •
the presidential g a r - j lp
service of
*w . • *!• t
>T I" ;u • wa--a I’orki.
I:u K-< nv 1 1!e; Fran
; little he sees of B er. duite as g.*o,t a cat ns tie wout-l 11 I
v.
ug n v 1 , -I
I V l e r' I- m I g
Ml]
fh the windows of hi.
^ " ! u> I’"*'
1’ r l '- " 1" 1
| i
.
..uiyi ,,i
,i ' i t I •■Sri'ii ,i i ii i n n . I"
..1 ! Ki t h
for with nil tho fancy trimming'
inniile fium tho Miu*«i «*f uphni
“The crown prince, is ,il*‘ r>' “ * fl,,u ,r
■"»> recen
ic-w u v ”
have
sounded
1 1 " lin^ ,|Ka r
States to study school
for of the bridges.
Construction on the "seagoing"
atruction of the bridges over the hlthway is in progress at several
sst reaches of navigable water in points along the proposed route,
the proposed Overseas highway hut several gaps remain■ to
be
; ...... Key
j West
.from
r.----- to the muinland. closed botweon sections included in
construction of. the proposed rout-j contracts now in process o f fu l
belkved here to have resolved fillment,
,
r-tf into a mere problem of f i
Some slight trouble over finnnnance
At u heuring he.rc Dec. 8 specif!cations for the last three bridges |
over nnvignble water were
up- ■
pro veil by interested parties with
the exception of cmnll details to
be worked out with little trouble.
There now remains only approv-.
Cl by the war department to bo ut-i
Ucheil to the plans. Little doubt |
ed by « utility authorities, in whoso
hand* the eonstruction of the h ig h - j
wav rests
! Tnntion o f soft drinks promises
The three bridges discussed at to he the overshadowing issue bethe Dec * meeting with the war fore the January meeting of tho
department engineers here were in South Carolina legislature.
U sefu l — Appreciated
Decorative
loaen from among our wide
ss the above rmmta making th,
-
T H E G IFT ACCEPTABLE
. Bc!ow * “
« wry few .usjMioa '
TAPERS — MOTTOS — V
ENDS — PICTURES — Mi
AZINE RACKS — A QUA I
ER SETS — WINE SETS
MS - WAT
novelhs
We the Taxi Drivers o f
the City o f Sanford have
agreed to transfer passen
gers for BOc in tho City
Limits, approved by thn
Police Department.
Furnishers to M en who Know
HOKTAHLl
li g h t e r s .
! nr inn1sell art’ just the kind nf weiirabk'd that lire fou n d in our Man's store. High grade, mil tonally knorn
The most inti■iothing and fu rn ish in g s that co n fo rm to th e latest ed icts and d ica tes o f m en 's fashions
periem ed sh op p er can he ce rta in alw ays of th e best m e rch a n d ise here and can he certain <•f tile lowest pnjs li d e prices.
Hart, Sehaffner & Marx
and Society Brand Suits
A
( lit Driees on Tires
An unusually Large Assortment i
A
"P V * .
Arranged "t.) Sell f<r
1 I id S a n ford Ave
TIIM W A LK E R FOX ( I T
•
Hallowed by tradition.' >.f mure I
lldamar Strescmann, 22 year
on pf Foreign Minister Gu.i
Stroseman, rnonot <|<ate make
is mind whether tie wants
I *, lawyer nr n musician At
nt hu'ia atudying both la
male. Intimate friends
IU UlUmutf.iy chooat) ‘ law
imojTi lucrative profess
th muMc “will always rem
H'loi
Vent < o f i' i rnjiet It l.dn
the
Kd Walker <'up, embiemn! I,- >.! t he j
nuU.nml
ciiam|iiirn'hip
n
(■ \ j
hound field trial', o lb,. •-T•jt-i t fur
; I" essioti of which rportif’ ien jot ^
i> apeilii thousainix of dilihu"
! 'ri breeding
i hounds.
and
training
fox
THE
J
T he owner or kennel
tile cup three time' may
Parisierm e
T O
winniufj*
t,**• |. it
i |«rnianeiitly, Inn o. date only uim
owner- Sam Wooldridge iif Vor ]
«adle*I K)
has iiccornplislied that1
I feat and he n tu r n e d the trophy to I
competition.
'I he cup »ns timuited in honor of
1Ed Walker, of Paint Lick, Ky„ son |
of the founder of the Walker slruir ,
Rg»rt.' union, the memberr of fox hounds.
:h con feast'd to earning
Despite a slowing dnw n m auto1
$5 a
has been
mobile
production, m et Michigan '
up b y 1the ’ police as the
»m o r * ini(Lbinsr the "hu*. factories-are bringing in large aat * Weeks ago mounts of raw materials against !S(
,**• arrealetl for begging, tho time when productir-n will In-, J
a; hi* name a» Kriti Nonck crease, according to a mirvuy by *
a > e i i to prison for two the Pore Miirnuetti: Itail way
latter n second beggar was
The state Ikwc.- u( Anwmn
UdR- Hia name also was
foack. When a third Fritx the Sahnuro, the Idooni of the
■was arrested the
police ginrtt cncluM, a large, waxen, white
blossom.
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T
1-1 O
Arid will lie upciaSed in
l
P
The Parisirnne Gift Shop
oat uring
Pin Idrun’s
X
(
.To' x d
wearing
f
Interwoven Sox
Shirts
In Fancy
and Plain
Patterns
Com plete
Range
Assort menl
Priced nl
of Sizes
^ "u m;<, 'boose from Manhattan’s ver-y finest broadcloths
( 'ullnr attached ', iollHr-ti)-mnUh and
V
m*ck ha inI - 1> lor* Plain white and a windy gamut o f fancy'
pul tern- m available.
Include Interwoven sox on your gift hat.
eludes every wanted pnltern and color in
always appreciates this useful gift.
and i u r,. ,until madras.
A))parel,
Linen :|
Handkerchiei
amas
Infant Size To
Eight Years
McLander Arcade
„ $3.00 to $4.50
If you arc looking for ties that havo not
that "Christ masy" jook, so? tliesO.
They’re in tin- patterns, und colors that
oil men like.
The book contains practical Information on the production of Florida yegetabtfi,'
planting, fertilisation, and spraying for Insect and disease control. 'I t 's fre^
requi
'
Man uf nr Hirer:, of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville;,. FU.
WILSON & TOOM ER FERTILIZ
With Which is
Agricultural
gyflCRLANDO.g
-r »Gloves
'
a *•.
$1.00 to $3.50
A* another "service" feature to Florida growers, we now otter this new trentl*
rrofltaWe Florida Crops" prepared hy our Entomologist*. Dr. Mortimer D..L<*mani, in
Hon with our Horticulturist and vice president, Prof. it. F. Floyd.
Some uto bordcrtdl 0 ,her* V*
initialed! Thr quality «
linen is of a fineness that *>
remain soft alter r*P*
launderings.
I In- nationally lik d Mnnhattnn uajnmas should be found
"ii your gift h-t lint yrnr. We have n wide range o f mn(♦■rials, patiiro- and colors ready for your selection. All
sixes for both Inrg,. and small men.
Silk Ties
n the restauranteurs l
be polite
F ine q u a lity and long-wearini? fall wo
nre in th is selection fo r yon to have
ch oice o f. T h e color range includes
g re y s, tans, brow ns and bines. All I
fo r men and you n g men.
c o n ju n it jutt with
*. “ mmacing" popu-1
-bobbed hair. In aca resolution passed
>acting o t the sssot restaurants have
|
( ipDiis Satunlay, OeeomEor 1Sth
rs' union. Ife had furh o f the dote n members
ion identification papers
in- name; stationed each
ly making street corner
ted 50 pi* cent of the
Wlfle.^5Jfe° eviP' j
During the month of Dece
I
i The Nnt ion h1 Fox hunters' Asso
I elation, which nnminlly conduct.',
the All Age Stake to decide Huchampiimshlj), ertimates that mme
than 11,000,000 hu* been spent to
. win it.
I
g
;
The famous “ Thoroughbred."
These
will prova a deJlghtful surprise for
,4Htm’’ on Christmas Morning. 'Let
ua help yot| -select them.
•
••' g
Hkkok Initial belts. ' TM
to till you that a Hi«k°k
quality belt.
In
signs that he will like_____
.
Sw eaters
Useful and y e t i
g ift You know h
just the right aw
plain colors , mid.
plaids. Come in
selection.
lost acceptable
ze and we’ havet for “him, in
kmpre popular
Hook over our
ii
X
-
‘
ff
- r 'R
w
^re you looking for the one thins .
% . V!l" be the moat desirable for
he working man, out in all kinds o f
.
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�RAM), FRIDAY, ]
1 FOOT WARMERS INSTALLED
I ' CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-{/P)—Tbo
{South Carle Board, hont to the
Army? Navy In the Soldier Stadium
pih'e.rK'a, installed foot warmen
for tho Spectator* at u professional
Prussian Princess— N o ^ And Then
M A K E S . $31
IN PAST SEA
v , V ——
if American Tennis For
fears Leaves Shortly
Visit A cro ss Ocean;
Announced Wednesday-
•VRW yp R K , Dcl\ 17,—(/PJ—
National championship ig olL jw j*
championed at n profit of $30,000
t'> the United States Golf Aeoociaturn this year, reports to the an
nual meeting; of the organization
next month in Pittsburgh will
Dec. 17.—(/P)—
T. Tildc’n, ruler of Ameri|is for six years until
jjde by a mighty French
[this year* will sail for
fin. 20 to flgfit his wny
tennis hoiiord from hla.
[YORK,
nhnw.
rhr bulk of this sum was do*
r,-'d fnim the amateur and open
championships, A statement re
ceived from the Scioto Club i n f
former national single*
I planned to take with
m Doeg, junior national
L of Santa Monica, Calif.,
fren F. Coen J r., national
mpion, o f Katisas City, to
[them for the ar-saults of
b cup Invaders when the
k| oi Tennis" and other
Sayers shall have been
L i top aside.
•f
[ now. visiting Coen in
Samuel- Hardy, former
L’ ity, has disclosed his
i Davis cup captain, who
L the necessary arrange*
f the trip abroad.
tV Cibbons, president of
klilphia and Middle. State»
tnriis
A ssociations,
I IaIr,, 1. i,ii . ■■1. I_ ■.
pan 1U.Utal |>erscas have
id mid 52 OHO Injured in
■suing accidents througiiuntry daring, the l:» t
a A1 _
MimmS i
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11
|ttk l ’ . S. G. A.
In the kitchenette of a small Now York apartment, "plain Mrn.*., A mold Rumnnn has found the happinesr which eluded her ns the wife of the ex-kniser's son, Prince August Wilhelm, whom she di
vorced. "I have love now, and a chance to work at tpy painting," -he explains. Observe the marked
difference between the expression of contentment she wenrt nt the range and the severe dignity of
her countenance in court attire.
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Four-Ton Circus Elephant Captured
After Wild Chase Lasting Four Days
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O T TA W A , Km
Dec
17.*—i *Pi
in
four
<OtinlieS
Although
Tb» U. S. G. A. also cleared moro
than i l 1,000*on admissions alone
ft ikc amateur championship, c6ti- '
[ tested in September over the Balj'-u-rul course. Additional profit
was realized from entjy fees of
Sr> for each playrr In the l-Wb toornaments. There were nlmoK.t 700
•n pirants for the open champion|nh p and 150 for the amateur.
; T<> this income will he addOd the >
■revenue from the women's uma*
lleur championship at llaverfprd,.
Pn . figure.* of which have not y e t;
bi-i-n available. The attendance
wa-i cunsitlernhly reduced, by ratn
on
almost every day of the event.
I
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In its report on the open chnmv* that its trctirury was swelled
by t'J,0251.01 profit. There was a
total revenue of $43,415.00 from
ndniisstonn, the restaurant^ adver
tising, parking, roncessiotis, pro
gram- and entertainment, while
lb, i>.\|H*n*cs of the tournament
ran to
55.
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These rugs make a most wonderful Christm a sG ift.
: ,
Last year during the Christmas month; I
sold $40,000 worth of Oriental Rbgs for
Christmas gifts.
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rm
1Iil- flourishing financial comli-1
ti'-n .,f the U. S. tl A. is balanced!
b\ tin- growth of the game in nil
f,-. tioun of the
country.
Moro
tini■- „u new courses -prang up, in
I Diamond,
tempi
r in u - mi-bed through femes, level, ,I i bun, wit
nets t > few chicken houses and stepped ,o placing t
lpachyderm, ha- a I
1anchor him to a tree after itnging j a terrified pig, he injured no op-ntflowe
;u four day demonstration iroving ! Several -aid hi- attempted to ful uuarters.
that southeastern Kansas fences, |low them
Fearinj
st reams unit small buildings are I Trainers nt first adopted "th" pneumoii
no Itnndicnp to a four ton elephant cold euro" but the r>ri) weather j;eared v
Escaping from the winter ipinr failt-d to develop the homing in used in i
ters of a cirrus nt Quenemy. last -Unit in the ben*', from the tropic- from trui
Saturday, Diamond started a cross and volunteer lag game hunters approach.
They were ordered swaying
country trek that interrupted m gave chase
r|M.‘cdud traffic and caused farm to capture him, hut if he injured - generally
While be
era to tumpoiardy abandon out j aniy one, to try to kill him.
side work along an Ho mile rout".
Itiatnortil wa v aitrmufUicd M'vertl t!il-t trunk
r :i
N / . t .1
My new stotfeifc handy to reach.' Plenty of
parking spaces ana courtesy when you
come. $75,000 Stock on hand, to select
from. Vast stocks, at thy New York warehouse.
ask for rug
information,and ad vice freely given. Rugs
.on hand include-Keshan, Sarouk, KermenSp^han, Lilahan, Meshad, Mosul,
Sparta, Reloochistan, h ap,. Etc., Prayer
Rugs, Saddle Bags and every conceivable
Jcipd
Chinese Rugs. A L L color combina
tions and sizes
fo o tlo n g to 35 feet.
Many genuine antiques.
*■ J'*ncs win the championship,
i'bie half o f this amount goes co'
nays
jen will probably compote
rvents in Germany anti
A the’ WitnblOdbn clmm*
l nr well as the Riviera
knts lie says Tildcn is
put condition and ready
k- the burden o f regaining
U cm w n.
•
pee Til den plans mootings
no La Coate, who broke
[p of national singles
Llnps by defeating Jean
[in all-French contest at
ill.- lust fall, and Unrotra,
Limited "Dig 11111" In ' the
Indoor championships last
[. Ilenri Cochet, who put
It of the national tourney,
hes Ilrugnoli, fourth mem
no
French Davis cup
E other probable oppo-
■
NallonnI Championship Golf
Proves To Be Profitable;
Jones Drew Biggest Gate
may’ charity fund. The Unfmouf refuidfc to
eter today Turigod from three be
low tn ten nbovtC, ' - £ '■>.ij£ - il
, London'* average n
1 * i '-.- f *«T- ■- —— .; K*
' iocbai, but in Ereetow
There
laid \b ‘ be one atreteh tal o f Slefht Leone, IS!
of water in the Pacific Ocean off rain descend from' the
v.(’ * r p a r ? •*
the coast at Chile which the fUfc ' ‘ t * '
.i-
Yours .very ti*uly,
F. Y. O hanesian
iM-ii-nig the total .7.032, of which
I.in are municipal links.
Importer of Orijept^ Rifffs ‘
411 Fairbanks Ave.------Winter Park, Fla.
Phone 272 ~ -
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V=VTT
a a a e fiKaBgfiffiii
The Ball
The BaU
Hardware
Hardware
Company
Company
Headquarters
Sanford^s
*T. <■ . ; t.A
For Shoppers
Gift Store
w ife *
$37.00
z irfi
' f ’ -T O
$44.75
v
© p o r tn jp ,
G oaster
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Rawlinp Boxing Gloves are just
what every' red blooded youngster
craves. A mapjy sportv for,’ many
youngsters, .'
Per Set o f ,Four
Rawlings1Football will bring You
1 roads of joy ChdBtmas morn
reasonable' to<y nrio&l frop
i
I J' i
A Columbia
B^l
f .
Bearing
Coaster
A real Big League Baseball such as
a Rawlings Official League Bali will
bring the'spprt; loving boy lots of
joy. VVo havff them at the Io\y price
•e
of
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A Winchester 22! Just .think of tho thrl
" get out 'of Owning truch a &un. •Why ifoi
py this Christmas ? Priced
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T:r~,re
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fedumbia
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�■r pnrant* opposisl th '-jd cr the direction
Schum ann-H eink C onsiders
M oth erh ood A n d A m erican
evening of Dee, 23. The public Is
' cordiully invited to attend.
Mrs. II. D, Durant reports ttint
there Is more genuine religious
real and fervor in the .Methodist
Church than over before. The re.
cent revival with Rev. G. A. Klein,
evangelist, was-one of tho greatest
they have ever hod. Sho also states
that there were 15 ntemlicnl added
to tho church and 10 more have
signified their intention of becom
ing members.
form a n iieii h i
hi-i'ii given credtl
.o ft recent rend minders’ inipn
r
of having the swinnd best kepi
« s -Maley of
Boston. Muss
Ttrccnt yisitor in l.nke .Man
I Nltti Hutchinson of .link
Iv, M u s t, w'aa liie guest of
id'Mrs. D. W Hutchinson "ii
Donald Anderson.
Edgar Willoughby
> i iRK ,
Huron
fii-orgi'
Violet *
injf one
Englaroi,
woman u i
Ia*e
H»-
IT.
cn n inmit
r.nd has no other i
- i / l ' l —-
Tut now’s
try. in addition tn it" •
ii, pre'l'ieat women in
'In world's chum|ilon
ineer. She has brok
■I ihrt track rerords,
i on tracks on whir h
•uii has dared to try.
fl ’ 1
I Iall ■11 fill ;■ I-
M*l>kttlg
lilt* - oil .
l’Oil list" I
fj<-oi
11ii rt-rH'-i..
I l"n-tia i
on rent
liiiiul "a
leieplio *
fa-*
N111 r i*ir11■ 1 It-n
th.il
p ri-lim m n ry
I i|M-rs wen- i-i-rvc'd Monday in *
villi .ic-.imM lha- former colonel ;*•
g
Fla run I -1111111
i ha l.(111:s i n i.v ie - 1>'0 " i I a r m y
Tho
the hunril of m-tnntion, uholi m|l
I In Plan.Hig i ■■mm it t", i ........
n i bulge* lino Mn . i b ndetni'
be I'lreulated
aieuog
pro|ieit>
nrchded Ihi toping o f wuttif I" tic me i t o,l Mo
tani un lif-i me • * f
miners sliorlli. culling for a fmtid
linn ti l l and I lit hi I pi.i >
I■i f| I 1,'ilhT-t M-p!' '-lit lit 1"O'- !'!.«* '■
i'su.i providing f, r enlnrgi toen:
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.j"t I . I- , d 1
U hi’ , o ’ mid ....................in i.f til,
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nod 1 all Mar \ a l|a.,d- C| , 111,
which u III In- used I., a -iiarga .ir.
Cipnji nil iidaliti.io ti. Ilia l„.R ■ Mar
N EW tnvcntionofThos.A.Edlson,
A
. creator o f the phonograpb—Rc*
Creates entire concerts, complete recttnli, and nil the musical accompani*
mrnt o f a full-course dinner. All this
—40 minutes o f Rc.Creutrd music —
on n. SINGLE, double-faced record.
‘1he music, that formerly required an
entire album o f rccohd* to reproduce,
now oonraiiied on one New Edison
40-Minutc Record, no larger in sire
than a short-playing record.
Six minutes o f music on the ordinary
record costs ?5cs on the New Edison
40-Minutc Record, only 38c, and on
the 24-Minute Record, only 44c, Mr.
Edison, therefore, lias cut the cost of
phonograph music in half. The New
Edison Long-Playing Phonograph (4
new console model*) costa n o more
ft'th o r
bridn, |supper
.lo sijlh
ah-rtiri, rliKi-loMva
ONK - DAY SKKV1CE
S \NUOKI)
thmn ClId f jit lU in r d iK o f l^ i U y ln i phonographs.
N r v c r t u t o r , h u go o d m usic so rc o ito in U s l.
Ymir FdiHin dealer la n o u giving free public
ItVMlniilr C'nflcrtU all d u i , every dav. Hear
Ihu i"-w rmra.U nf music. Write for deacrlp.
llvr Mtlrr
I. M
I)K t
1 Mi)'. A. Ed i s o n , Inc., Orange, N. J.
^ jC A r e ^ y u e n t
id Mrs, Colling of Buffalo,
ttera recent guunUi of Mr
. Barney lngeraol!.
and Mrs. Win, True of
ry,
are among the
irrivuU and will sjwmi the
at their loiirie on Fourth
1 Mrs. It (i
EDISON
LONG
' Mr. mid M1 *
nn
re tr it i
Nm iriiii
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X T ^ -E & r
uv„s>v
The Unusual in Qfh
ihM things, different fr mi the umihI m IT uf i
Tluvu- arc features of our selection Men will i
those seeking the unusual.
GIFTS FOR EACH MEMBER
O F T H E FAMILY
VIOLIN S
BANJOS
IMANuR
PHONOGRAPHS — KMIlRnlW
LIN EN S
ATOMIZERS ' ‘A
G RAPH BOOKS FOR 'HIE SCI
GIRL OR N EW LY V I ns
F X I ’ KK T i ’ H O N U C R A l’ II KKI’ AIIUN
P IA N O T P N IN i;
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Sanford Music Store And GiftShoppe
P L A Y IN G
PHO
N O GoivsotRAPH
m >"sri:uixs
Kahler ana
o f Endlrr.lt, N Y .
Jnd
■10MINUTES
OF MUSIC
ONA SINGLE
RECORD
of-
(Tinrgl
BIG^BARGAIN
nn’
ledicss- to thi- clm p or f««rtUrn-
II went nn record an riugo.
iittemhincc
;n lhe ntrthtiM '« u ?
------
A
Countess Seeking
Annulment Of Her
MarriageToT ornow
NEW
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tn “ OKI ilald,,- .
T u la l» o n e o r t h e -liin .liir.l
h L r s nn a hrlaa.' i
n r r Ihr, c n m i l r y l o n i t a n d e l r u r in
»0eu«h („ hf '{*' '• it
honor.
H a t t a g l i r r t i o l . l l u r l ft , ( u k r
? tUla ar, * '* ? *'■
i n u n o u s e f u r It, mb I n l r c a i t ) h « , i r
n Ul«h rla.* •***«.
It |.< n u M l e k b a r e r f a r o u r t h l r a i h r
rtrielm e).
I t I s hr.-nul l l r M , la r u m -p I'flrr n.hrS #** ** 1
"lI l i n r r I n a l n l l e i l It n|
rra lilrn rr
i l r i i i o i i a l r n f r l l I f » i» m w i l l f e l r | i h u u r n k r t r I HU) h?™
SI. \ o i i i i u , T e l , \ g . T7 S. •
1 In Lake
Mur\
I hnrtihcr lit
■i l l o 111ini-lp
1 i i\' i l hi'Ou Di h i- r
t '"mint'll i1 Ip-lil it rr g .il.ti nti'iilng
f l l i l l l u I v u h " l| l- ilf ll- r I hi lim e
l i t Monday r w irin g vvitlr ,r good
'■I firm on tin- third dii i-ion. w hu h l ii intuT thi i ba n g in g o f tin- miuiiunhides v very thing ei.nl h .,f .Ji,* b of I bird Stn i t I" t h»'
i 'I'lnt r>
■oon tile nn Ihu A. i ),.
t hi). Ko.ol, i l l " ' tin loiino of San
Petit ions tiro heirig pi i'pnri'd by f.iit \w-imi-. I . a i " Mary to ! ,.tk•
1 W imwteii, siipermteiidenl of Mitt \ Houlevniil
Luke Mary
hi; hrlile nr her fntniiy.
ran cUteenship superim* to the triThe singer was i
tunph* of f>0 years on the operatic '‘ Motlu-r of Seven
and concert stage,
,
’ mother of II." an
The 05 year old singer gitvtr'hef "the woman with t-fv
views at n teUimohinl luncheon ini unit the golden heart
her honor >e»tcrdny She Is m ill-1rhiimed herself "a
Way on a “ golden jul'ilee" true o f; “ not a society girl,
20,000 miles.
,7 j worker.”
“ The greatest thing tn me la not'
Henry W In ft, pr
honors 1 have received," she told! League for Politic!
th I,(HO men and wo.non,present.; which sponsored the ,
“ It Is that I nm an American cttl*,' said; "With Hrero, ?
son arid » mother. The happiest miinn Mrlnk believes
days of my life wore the war (fays,! of all ".
when I sang for the soldier boys.
Gml<- G-ntti-t n**n,
The boys were wonderful. All of the Metropolitan
theta looked upon mo as a suit of ‘‘marvelous voice nr
foster mothor."
art” should "enable I
Five o f Madame Schumann- ue to sing her.roles
lleink's sons fought in the world of at least I<mi years
__ ;__ ,
.AIII1A8SF.K, Fla.. Dec. 17.
Hie State Board of Contnd
>t at Jft'cksonvHIa, Dee. 31,
tro its next budget to be
■d to, the legislature next
nat« <4 Anisic (
II,. denied he had ro&-1rai!u «d tim e matured and
anything regarding ivLni’ ry for analysis,
NEW YORK. Dor. 17.— MP)— war, tour for the
Mme. Ernestine Sehuntunn-Heink **0*1 onp ,l>r t*®rraan
considers motherhood and A mart*
'W1* -,i
L For Next Year W ill
mranged To Cover Cost
Ipending Several Insllms Of Higher Learning
Ev°ry
o f th,-
.‘ilS 1st McLander Aictulr
Phone S-‘{‘^!
to
1i, <
I ,4.
I ' i - m m i ' l el*
,0
l I
TIh‘\ siirusmasli (lie prices and they ^ive
u- a full .guaranteed tire at the
* lowest possible price*.
W hat a Charming Room”
I ’"' "> I 111IJ. II tl -I-' a n I ■Illte, aaI
nieil at I)eIainrl in fine fnrtu
Thaase ini mg lire trip wpie KenI'l-lh 11y "I In tJiv, Samuel t'l.iiii.ni
* ha> u hit like! . Itns.i
\\ lilt like i
Uimiiriiic Ids in, \lh.-tt Ulntiiki"
1
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Pan-lit Ti-arh",'
I ho St•>I > H",.i
iilu. ti*.i I,'
ii Its Ili'i-finbor Mr* Hiitti-rtli'lit <n L'nilnv nlti'i
Irtg at the n !ioul him si- on niii.n mill Friiin> - vi iuiik nt thi
winy evening
('i.immiinty 1’ Inn h Hiiinnr was.
.And Mrir. J. \V. Reynold* uf very popular with tho thlbiiY-n mi l
ftcy, Ind.J * pi-nt several days npprocintcrl by thi* u i o t l n x r ,
Call the N\ illtird H alterv
Mr. and M n. IL D. Durant
Tho McthotHst ( hnrih will nm- i M en— We rech arg e and re*
y «k . Mr. Reynold* wm for ilurt its xervicca in tho riitur,. m 1
pair all m akes nf hat (erics.
superintendent of
puhln fi.lluws: Sunilny Srh<>--I nt pi n’ If at Rod-Key.
il" ,k Sunday uuirutiuProuchiiiu
and Mr*. John Swans,in at 11 u’cliK-k, nn il . tn oYluck. iMVcrnl dpy» In Laki- Mary 1’ inyor rm-i-t ,riir i i n i
Ihlirmlliy
Weoki driving from l-'i.ri i-vi-uing nt 7 Jbt
I *1 If INI’
I- I
C. Mr*. Anna
whn
1lu-rr will b< n i h, i-.|to.ai, true
«aty:vhiting then* for -I'W'i ii
ai tho Mothodwt < htmh on the
I
l l f III I
I I If i l l
{>?m u i n v u t decorat tun.
f 4 A * J I
H
h
ch ase an d co m pan y
I nr Sale by
V, G. AJ. Albeitsun of lo-Lmnl
I ' y iiltrr in Lake Mary hint
rralUngyan old friends, lie
ts jpak’n ring from lit** garden
f'present linn-, UilrUen .mil*
fctabltM, 20 kinds of fruit «nd
td* <»r fl«iw*sr». •
nm! M n . Vreil Williams, Mr.
ml. J.i). I’ackarti and dutighlr. pdd *fni. Kouth won? «W W 'ffanferd people who ntI the la k e Mury Community
M A K E A N I D E A L G IF T
FOR A WOMAN
NO. 1
KILGORE S CRO W N SE LE C TE D GLOBE
K IL G O R E 'S GROW N S E L E C T E D m ean s g r e a te r vitality., quick, uniform get
nation v ig o ro u s plant grow l It and a b u n d a n t p rod u ction o f first grade fruit of
sin parsin g qu ality.
Earlv and one o f t h e fin e s t sh ip p ers, very hardy, and OT
ci nut oi ilie great care exercised in p r o d u c in g , se le ctin g and rescinding the»
-slot k g ives w on d erfu l vigor to each plan l a n d m akes it resistant l<> (he various
Hia' el fe d m any loirialo crons, ft’s w i i a f th e m arkets w ant, as it has llie rjuai
eiu lin ess and appearance. <)/.. $1.25, 1-4 lb, .$4.00;Lb. 915.00 delivered
NO. 2
KILGORE’S EXTRA SELECTED GLOBE
II,. grow n m ore popular each y ea r f o r fifteen
years. This variety is a s
tmi luxu rian t grow er nml w on derfu l p ro d u ce r
o f enormous fjuantitic* 01
nun Ki table tom atoes.
H ants sta y green ami in b oarin g condition long idw1"
" ' l ' 1 g lo b e types are dead and dried u p . Among the earliest globes, its *
l i ci t m a tu res p erfectly, does not c r a c k * a jid haa large well filled hands
e ther
Dz. 50c; 1J-4 lb. $1.65; Lb. $6.00 delivered. _
SMOKER WILL
Heach nil the gift H}ipptt;
rend all the nils and Then
thrill her heart with tho
electrical things that will
lessen her work and inuko
homo n pleasure.
331 8 . Hanford Ate
Snafued, Fla.
GIFTS FOR THE
Klectrical
Appliances
M l .f R d iK S K K Ii ( ‘O M I’ A N 1! o ffe r s you proven stock nrul p r o v e n ,1I II ! 11*5 01
ii>" " ' il i liai Ini , i- relui ritd in the Kloritla lom utoi g ro w e r s JJ >N<. i'lii iKITS
■at
I hi-. < 11*11 e- too im portant and too e x p e n siv e fo r any grow er t" Nik,1l hid
In t'- is m» nm essity for it when we ca n offc*r seed a bsolu tely proven L\ many p
t -t by thmisjuiiis nf g r o w n s in every nook and corn er o f Florida
TEXTONE
RAY BROS
f.'arcnnitinnii-d them.
■and Mr*. Fruscr niul Mr mi l
t, Fottitiftliam of U.m-Hi -.il
{itWtbr*' at the Luke M«r>
tdttity Baaaar on Friday evc-
W h y T ake a Chance?
*f
te x t u r e , any
c o l o r o r c o m b i n a t i o n of
colors in the form of a
h
j
PLEASE
Story BookH
•
,
Our Cigars will please— they’re nut the
kind you hear “ after Christnius jokes
about hut real honest to goodness smokes that a man
will enjoy. A large variety of Pipes und Tobaccos.
IMPORTED PERFUMES
n r iii-r v i
a
\ t, o
,
.m
IAN’S CAND
a New One
Y. MEDIUM
propriatu
Seet
Three of Florida’s Bes
W aJU te x tu r e d w ith
T e x t * n e in va ria b ly d r a w
th a t c o m m e n t . W i t h it
y o u m a y r e p r o d u c e any
. ^ C rC
t 1;
T o m a to
m
.,
NO. 3
G EN U IN E M AR G LO BE
'
by Mr. F. J. Prichard
i
Industry, the originator o f this variety.
Our
ARGtOI
!>roduced from stock seed fjirnished bv Mr. F. J. Prichard..
^
b;. been grown in 1-loridn in a limited way for a year or. two Md the row
t ' it is, that it is resistant to naH-head rust und wilt. MARGLOBt* » » ^
' •,l|y. red fruited variety. Its planta are medium large, eroct «n(l
1 " sl,allv produces heavy yields o f large, smooth, fheatv globular *[ :* «
' i’* " uniformly around the stem and, resists cracking -frell a n d 1
i i.ility fruit throughout u lelatively long picking season. Os* $ LOO,
$12.00 delivered.
,
.
.N
A new scarlet globe variety developed
!(
�the State *Road Departnwint that/
if tho Alabama commission acted,
tho Florida highway
officials
would ask for bids for a now
bridge over tho-Perdidb River.
■>if ’
FORT LAUDERDALE. — AdUr«sea of welcome nnd npprctiu
lion are to be mndo by Mayor
May John
W. Tidball and Ralph J. Blank,
president of the chamber of com
merce, upon arrival here Jan. 8 of
tjie Orange Blostom Special, to
be run by S. Davies Waiiiahl,
president of the Seaboard Airline,
to observe tho opening of the Senbonrd All-Florida extension front
West Paint Bench to Miami.'
bridge i t Coronado Beach. X fish
“ fry” and address by Rev. W. C
Walker, o f Daytona Beach, tho
principal speaker at the frfthcr anti
son banquet, two weeks ago, urill
1m} features.
unry Btfc, 1927) for the purpose
slmmon. Sht, Asp. on 6 in.
6f electing « board o f directors
rock base - .......... .. 7780sq. yds!
Kir. the ensuing year, turd trans
acting such other business a* m iy Perminmon Avc. fr. First to
Third, Sht, Asp. on 6 in.
properly come before the meeting.
rock b»so .....--------1662 sq. ydr.
Sanford Building *
Maple Ave. fr. Colonial Way
Loan, Asso.
to Central, 1 1-2 In. Sht.
V *V
Hy T. J. Miller, Pres.
Asp .o n
3
in.
Sand
Attest: A. i*. Connelly, Sec.
• A s p ................. — 2776 sq. yda.
Holly Ave, fr. Colonial Way to
PROPOSALS f o r s t r e e t
Central. 1 1-2 in. Sht Asp. .
•
PAVING
on 3 in. Sand Asp. 2776 sq. yds.
Cedar Ave. fr. Colonial Way
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Sealed proposals will be re
to Central, Surf. T. on 0 in.
ceived by th** City Commission cf
rock base ........... 2775 sq. yds.
Sanford, Florida, at their of/lco Colonial Way fr. French to
in tbc City Hull, nt Dr before 3 P.
Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Sht Asp.
No. 224 Magnolia' Ave., Sanford, M., J»nuar> 10th, 1027, for grad
on 3 in. Sand Base 2980 sq. yds.
LAKELAND — "Ter” Callings, Florido, at 8 P. M. on the second ing, draining nnd paving tho fol- Centro] S t fr. French to Ce-
center on the local high school
football eleven, has been named
captain of that team for 1927. He
is considered one of the most val
uable nten on he team. The elec
tion took plncc st a banquet, when
fifteen high school grid players
were awarded letters.
Ninth to Huskey, Sht. Asp.
on 6 in. rock baa*.... 9755 oq. yd*.
Together with Such other strerjs
the City commission may1 turn
over for construction during the
ensuing year.
ic
i» u n B | v r . v » ni» u i c wi.
Proposal to be presented in n
Prcd- T. Williams, E o #
scaled envelope, endorsed on the
r.ety. Pian^ and specifications tnaj
outside, "Bid
" “ for
" 4 tPaving,”
ip l§ j H §Sanford,
V^A
he bid-*i>o obtained at dthur office on dft
Florida, and the name of* th
'posit o f 810.00 witkh will ba re
dor or biddexs,
i- turned if a hifl is made. .*. s j t l q
Koch proposal must be ft
panted by n certified check, mad.3 1 The City ('onnniasdouers
payable at sight, to tho order tilf fthe righr;to reject any. or all bid*,
______ &
_______„
to accept any bid they J«tB U
the City Auditor
Clerk, of __.j-|or
San
ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of thv .be fur. the best interest of the City,
amount of their bid.
• j .
W. B. WILLIAMS ,V
The. successful bidder or bidden' . .
City Manage/
WINTER HAVEN—The naming
board of trustees to handle t|in
proposed erection of a Florida mil
itary nnd naval institute, near
here, was decided upon at. n meet
ing of representatives of Winter
Haven, Auburndule and Lake A l
fred. A site of 40 acres, on l-ake
Jessie nnd Mnriannn, donated by
A. K. Scrdgeniun, wns approved.
NEW SMYRNA— Dee. 15 ha,
P1.ANT CITY- Carl Mayfield,
teen 'selected us thr date' for eclo auto racing daredevil, with n
•ration of tho opening of the new broken nock, two broken legs, ln-
.Our Christmas Stock Reducing Sale has met with tremendous
success and PEOPLE H A V E BEEN F L O C K \ N G TO OUR
STORE, have seen the ttemendoi 3 bargains, V N
Ii A V S
BOUGHT THEM.
V/e thank the people of ten fo ld fo? tirfa
wondertul patronage and assure them oi otr ufmost desire tosell quality merchandise at a price as low as is ( (insistent with
value. O NLY FIVE MORE SHOPPING
I) A Y S U N T I L
CHRISTMAS and we urge you to buy now before our stock is
completely depleted. Choice new merchandise, -every piece
sold with an absolute guarantee as to quality and workman-
D
P tliul Sirs. Frnr.k
fiidtgear detract*
p. unmet'. Tim laltce, she displayed
ion her return to
'A Y
LORIDA
f PuiK \
ike
lUvk
Any one will Ijc delighted
to
receive a floor, table or bridge
lamp
The ch eer m C hristm as
is enhanced under the glow ol
a lieautiful
lump castin g it*
s»d't rays or. the glitter o f the
< h n stm n s tree.
W e have
a
w onderful selection o f lamps at
all prices each on a w rought ir
<*n decorated stand and
each
shade o f hand
painted p a rch
ment grid enrh shade guoiV*ntqed
to lie washable. Cnll and see
these lamps.
r u\v people k(*(‘|i an m
ventoiy of their per
s o n ;t 1 belongings!
Now that a new year
approaches ‘ ‘Turn ov
er a new l e a f ’ and in
sure your household
goods and valuables.
( )ur insurance depart merit will assist you in
every possible way in
covering p r 0 p e* r 1y
your p o s s*e‘s s i‘ o‘n s
against loss or dam
age!! We will quote
fr',.f of S24 1.931 -
ni.t bot'ii charged
hr fin ‘ Folk counI (or tlir current
I'i.l-'Mir> county
uiiioiint for the
Li bridge district*
MLI J t ; «|)iH-iat
!
Winter
ilitv
I I - " L tunl lm!l
'KN--A rtaolu'!it a maos inceLr 1' 1v' the local
•liVise ways and!
,• tho deficit in |
I ■nlHig for an
niiiil The Pi*ik
iir.! recently de-
W e l.avo j u t leuMvi'd 1. :thijinv!iil 'f
the nalfTtinll"
n T -'/rtk e d
*"
.'I
Ibttiiy C h tu i," a ch a ir id* m ii I u»mf< rl. F>uh1i the b littin and the hack
inclines ami fu rth er your com fort
with tin* concealed
foot rest.
W<*
huve the exclu sive agen cy fo r 1’ nnferd and are prepared to pell
vmi
one to suit your p tck o lb o o k or ym.r
irien o f a perfect ch a ir. C hairs with
coverin g*), in jenlher, , .tapestry, vel
ou r or mohair. Cot uh demonstrate
th is chnir to you.
Tables Make
Excellent Gifts
BUFFET MIRROR
SEWING ROCKER
CARD TABLE
SMOKING STAND
r - ht.nl term l»e j
li. 1 •nuo
CONSOLE SOT
k k .H id if other
(tin not ob serv e
l"n* the Un-al inper. that profeH[nlv 11Ilc-wed, o r
ptr .it hie tics
1)0
I her, l>r. Iliiinllkt e( U.illitiH O olI i> >l.ite input iHjnni fiion tho f c lun 1' nr* « i llirni-
-
A big slock o f dll kinds o f tables including tilt
top tables, gate leg lablca, coffee tables, end
A Share o f
A 1300 per
bt of tho S«mtrrd Jorin K,
ffrrtivc Jan. 1.
ttlmifi to «ervo
COMPORT SET
W A L L TAPESTRY-
1 the building nnd
•r 11. Tilton hai
_ •
Y our Patronage will be
.
tables, davenport tables, console tables, occas
ional tables, combiiict smoker tables, and kilch0/1 tables. A table for any purpoao for any
part of the house and for anybody. Walnut-,
mahogany' and fan.cy ciinmcl finishes,
■ -J . ^ * •;
cedar cheat for storage
M A G A ZIN E STAN D
hard as you can and volt dannot find 0 sift
W A S T E BASKET
j»urH| gf 22 years
of a ua& plant
ithf nty-s need*.
U l>^ accepted in
Ptrurtion of Qifl
f^ »0 d .y »a fw r
Further
►»ya U i y
"I* is ai«
tnt of. tho
nmbniini
Developers
purpeaep. Search
,
o f our genuine rctl cedar chesta.
(
j
• a
‘
V
Wo havo
j
or without tray# •. u
ant/ would like for you to «cc thbm.
1
as
that will give mete genuine p ictu re tnan one
them In several sizes with
0
J7 Corporation of
•**" 'granted a
Just every woman in the world wants a new
SEW ING CABINET
Christmas
Eve VDi
4
TA-
iWe, with a capahlbie
bf
- i.
COGSWELL CHAIR
fwti- «( the extra
from
J
—
LINING ROOM SUITE
BED ROOM SUITE
U|h'h ,,l| ,r|lKallnG
’ npvrird
V
DINING ROOM SUITE
A .... f i*nt gas
k> <h. >into levy',
rti.
J,
: >• w i f i
�NTY-TW a
K s <siwe uwg.}
ouitttt'q>Po\L
en t
I Buy
w e OtfArtcK, Qjy
A Cl4Rl<SrfMA^
R A m e ;T M'\F
MEiAimaaEB; f u .,"K c. it . #\iH>iitht?eotr Three, hotel*, 20 a-
-Tho a<Ja\|iwwt«rn ecctlou "pnrtmcnts, 20 reslnurahtB, $1,320,Florida led Urt: other district* af ■030.
L*ht*H!r~thd cunblruetiun oC 1 Totai for month: Five hotels, 06
i
J!j * . i
apartments,' ‘28 restaurant*, 32;,038,G2& '
‘'
/■
x t and O ctober, state hotel cevn• ^t)<toben ■
jisiicnrr,
Northeast district:
l viiii. site eer&
tfg>
wear
a barrel
f ^ x O F Y L Q U R ll
Fourteen n-
Tho announcement was based partm ents,'4 restaurants, (238,mjr fcariatructlon'pcnnUs for the 040.
sf*e cIobsoh o f slructures, Issued
Central: one hotel, 3 apartments,
|<mgb the hotel department here, 4 restaurants, $30,600.
The .Southeastern district was
Southeast: one hotel, l3 apart
ment*, 2 restaurants, $342,800.
Southwest: Si* hotels, 20 apart
ments, 22 restaurants, tclhl $f>G8,-
loc- thsn tho southwest.In
r and OcUvCP.
Total for October: Eight'hotels, 60
!ng nro- the figures for
apartments. 32, restaurants, $1,th e permits ^ s u e d - f o r the three
100,150.
(
i - Northeast district: One hotel,
!y al» apartment houses, .rthd four
^Jrcstauranta, total cost $181,800.
Central district: ono hotel, five
apart menIs, 'one restaurants, $194,-
rt»oo.
;j SouthcHs: district:
^T6 apartments, ono
Tw o hotel*,
restaurant*,
j> , Southwest: threo hotels, 25 aj^iWJrtmenU, -20 restaurants, 91,3011,-
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hi
' 3
Feature Of Selling
Hot rolls and bread arc to bo
served the customers o f the new
Elcctrlck, Maid..flaking CurujmnsU
corner of Magnolia Avenue nnjfl
Third Street, at noon , and tariff
evening during the week days nntl
cn Sundays fro n t‘ 4:30 o'clock, pj
m. to C:80 o ’clock, according to It;
Total fo r tho month o f August: E. Moore, tho owner.
Seven hotel?., Dl npnrtnieuts, and Mr. Moore, « resident of Sanford,
L 32 restaurants, Value of permit* hns unnouncod that the public i*
welcome to visit tho bakery ut any
time. He linn made it known that
’ ^j
September
,?•, Northeast district: Two hotels, he wants his customers to see how
G apartment*, total value, $81,000. n modern bakery Is npernted and
Central district: Ten apart- also to sec the lihe of bilked goods
and dliencien which are sold.
mc;da, 2 lvataurant*. $173,000.
Southeast: Nineteen upartmentr, * The bukcry is to cater to ban9458A70.
qticlH and all special functions.
D O E S -m * ROOSTER EmW IT t' EAGLE*.- '
A S HE SOARSTvdRO MMlTLESS S P A C E ? ^
OR "TiA EAGLE E U W TVV ROOSTER ,
'.Nfl-io's A K\K!Gr iM U\S OWNi LiTfLE PLACE >
G
What a Difference a Week Will Make
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
I AI&VI&C? UJILL
’ay ujilLHi yUAT
ODAY
— amm1* >;
-a
7\i bxizr
[, 6f-*r ywv t
I V A*C|. t | '
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- *- ’•* i :,.
\f
i/- l‘ it? A
IHRlCAN FAT WOMEN MIGHT
WELL BE CHEERFUL ABOUT
EIR WEIGHT, BECAUSE IT A
Il'T
HELPED,
CLAIMS
(
S ' BE u
v i . r s -w , >
w ru
DR. ADOLF LOfeUiZ
CUUV.lfH.
WEEK FROM TODAY
remits / jos£
, in it i ocaj r
AiickfL1
" AVTIOPSUy
E PAPERS SAY
H E A lT fe P H U B B lE
,"3
f r e tbCft OF A
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vr.
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m cR e’ S No 0<5^
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.
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BOOTS A N D HER BUDDIES
f
u s Te N ,
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T o ciOuMCi
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CuEt&HT
. reducer/
l
got a
ol/T
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Vo?t HL — a LLtrtS TO BE —
VOtTH
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^u-OT WVW; To iAY —
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AVO-iUS 6o
AViS EUGA^fcO
A MI At) - SAY
>Y AHYMOVs) -
OB. T’S.ViCry---i Tii 'Nk yoo —
TO ErfHtR PETE
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—
tvjbwfloi
PoESNT tT
TO
BEAT ALL,
Thooah f
sut
vm
OR
Ra t h e r —
V
iMNrflUlB1
-mis.
%
TAPT
/.fc o c HAD V^PT «3Till1
rfe‘ x (0A S BUS-t 9<AfeTldO
Same € op« dough .
BUT MOU) THE
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DlEttkiCf UJA*? •
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ell True
By Condo
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WGX T LV.CR-*rrtC:,CtiT
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spcNT-THe m o s t o r
, M X T IM E (SOTTING A C Q tW N Tt ED YJlTH MY/4GW NUOMBORSX. CALLED ON MRS TYTE
YC^TCROAY-M Yl XTH/NK
SH C S THE MOST BORCSOME
You CALLED —COME
\ righ t in r------
PERSON X. E V E R M E T -----
And STIN GY/—
.
.
r -fP T
YUufi f r o n t ^ a r o that
O V esR . T H O
M DOW ALK
* r-^
Darkness F o o ls^
VOAlUeD fodc
PoHe. Vtoft — I'. CAH’
v<ttP m o itt open
.
longer.
*L ^-4S U » l i ' - i - * * -
N O K l
r= *
^
r-i
lT S jfittT T lH V
CUSTHGS —3HG
TOLD M f? TH& 1
PRESS 3H £ HAD ON KAO BEEN
' -----. MADE OA/ER FbURTlNeS-r
looks
< a C O D N i& H T 'y T A »r “
U T3>K0WN, T o w KNOW T H A T C|M&,
T
OH.SHES A NICS
"WOMAN. B U T — tT I_ HAP The
MONEY SHE SAYS THEY HANG.
L'D B O Y S O M e FIT LOOKING
P A R HER
TfvTTMe.—m ooHHh
GRAB CfP A UTPLSL 5L
■eMTRlS frotK .. N Q ,M W
tr. roc%—
^
N 0 “ Ntfr
VJCU.,1. epose
Y o u KNOW A L L
A bo u t our new
N eighbor BY
I T H I S TIM E " yT
.
�AY, DECEM BER 1
H flim M U H M I M I H I lU iu i,
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liJ— Business Service Offered 27— Professional Services
|pally Herald
A D . RATES
in Advance b, will be received
, nj collector a « l
for payment.
_
•.. IOC a line
__He a line
__ , „ _ _ 7 c a line
ta on request.
,j ra'cs are for
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. R.
rerwlllcger, I>op.
'
57— Rooms With Board,
d r . j . h. v id l e r
ftl— Wanted—To Rent
90— Automobiles for Sale
SEVEN OR night room furnished
home with garage wanted on
year Ifanc by reliable party. Ref
68— Rooms Without Board
erences given. Home tnuat bu
modern, rent reasonable, well lo
FOR RENT onb large furnished cated bm not necessarily close In.
bedroom. 618 Oak Av^
Might ■'insider unfurnished if good
proposition, write particulars to
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, "Responsible,” care Herald.
conveniently located Hot water,
Private family. 809 Magnolia.
Drugs — Soda — Hat Sandwiches
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
RUGS— Shampooed, right in
'T he Rexall Store1’
We make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
DODGE BROTHERS
yti
WATCH THIS
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
nscrtlons.
[ of average length
a line.
'
'charge of 3Ce for
Lng is restricted to
tlffciition,
. ,
r U made The SanLwill be responsible
Lincorrect insertion,
tr for subsequent
Hie office should be
[edistely in case of
iVERTISERS
)d representative
kmlliar with Mtea,
iilfication will give
(information. And
they will assist you
four want ad. to
» effective.
’ANT NOTICE
i should give their
Itoffice address ns
p phono number If
■caults. About one
f a thousand has a
d the others can’t
( with you unless
four address.*
/
(inusnee MUST be
bn at The Sanford
Lor by letlar. Teletinuancea ire not
Efficient
’ rompt
lervict*
HODG1NS ti COWAN CO., Auto
FOR RENT—Bed rooms with dou
Radiator and sheet metal works. EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
ble and stogie beds. 305 Park
no kinks, one price, personal at Ave. Phone 818,
Plain and ornamental ahect metal
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
Phono 349-J. ’ .
,.,-t
Avenue.
FOR RENT — Very attractive
rooms with heater, twin beds.
S. J. NIX
C
minutes
from Postoffice. Phone
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Attorney and Counsellor at Law
671-J.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
210 East First Street.
Water nnd Boat Tanks. t At Oak
----------------------------—
----------------- JFOR RENT—Bedroom, desirahlu
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
CIRCU1.1NE
PERMANENT
Wnv- [no>ghborhood. 311 Park Ave.
phone 111.
log. Guaranteed not to burn. L _ _
~
TT- ,
7~
Madam Harriet, over Mobley's j
RENT burnished rooms, for
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Drug storo.
•
one or tw0 gentlemen.- All ean—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
346-J.
THE NEXT TIME you are sick .
- ____
try Chiropractic. YOu sooh will FOR RENT
B. J- PERKINS — Haberdasher get well and will keep smiling, j room, priv
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Phone 482-J for uppolntmcnL Dr. Available nt
W. E. MacDougail, 1st Nnt. Bank Mrs. Liljn
Clothes, lit) First Street
BMg.
; Ave.
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING 69— Boom s for H ousekeeping
AN SCO CAMERAS
unit jewelry repairing. Don Smith
AND SUPPLIES
202 E. 1st St.
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished
001 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop,
housekeeping rooms, nil conven
ELGIN, W A LTH A M , Hamilton, Il
iences. 312 E. 5th St.
linois Watches. Diamonds and
CLARENCE SMITH
wedding rings. P. K. A lu-arn, 317
General Contractor
\V. First St.
600 West First Street
at Phom 411
EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
10— Money to Liutn
tilings to cut ut all times. 103
WIGHT-CHRISENUEHRY PRINT
W. 1st St.
L
O
A
N
S—Money
available
at
7
Sl^OP — Printing! Engraving,
Embossing
Sec us first-:8 We do
Phone 117 W
it It Avenue
"Uimeriml Street
it.
F ou n d
PURCHASERS
CANDIES, SHEA'FFER'S Foun
NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hoi
tain Pen Seta,Joliet Seta, Per
bigant'* Shaving Seta, MtJtta.
fume
and
compacts
that
will
REPRESENT THE MOSJ AUTO
Brushes, eathcr Goods and Podti
please her. Laney’a Drug *Store, Flajks,
Union Pharmacy,
SIX At itKS l.ahe front. Suitable MOBILE VALUE
FOR THE Mcisch Bldg,
fbr I >ultry and Citrus. Doien
bearing , innge trees, Beautiful MONEY INVESTED.
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF FANCY PAJAMAS,' SMOKING
Horn exile Quick Sale, $1,600.00.
Jackets, Lounging Robes, wli.
Christmas cards, novelty gtaisVernix S W. Bradford, No. 618
waro, lamps, lincnr, handkerchiefs, please Him this Christmas. . B, L.
First Nat. (lank.
silk underwear, pocket books and Perkins Co,
DO YOU KNOW
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lsdy.
Ml-Lady’s Shoppe, 110' MngnolU
th at
'
8-1— Houses for Sale
FOR HIM—Attractive tvuLci
Avenue.
. the latest design, Doa 1
IUsed cur prices do not include u
Next to YowelPi,
charge for freight nnd war tax.
TIUS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
mngcr Electric. Cash or terms.
, Used enr prices do not provide for
nny profit such ns*a new car busi Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W,
Nicholson, Manager,
McLnndcr
ness,
A NEW LIVING ROOM SUTTfc
1
Arcade.
will bring Joy for all U » family
you"
tiftirt-s** 113 W Highland Used car prices do not oover deprethruout
the .year. Russell_ FarDAINTY
LINGERIE,
n
....
,
„
St’ .elution. Thu original purchaser
hose or handkerchiefs would t n^0ro Co,, 321 E. 1st.
.’
.__
__
_ _ _ _ _ j paid tiiat.
make her a lovely g ift Tho YowSee these Passenger Cars at our ell Company,
GET YOUR CHJU3TMAS Cot
HOUSES Ft)It SALE
,
Used Cnr lM
nnd holiday decorations hi
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E. First.
Small bungalow north of Hughey1
Stationery and Fountain' Pens.
Street on Palmetto Avenue. Two'CORNER PALMETTO AVE. AND
Seminole Book Shop, Mclnnder
lots, cun lie bought nl less than I
ALWAYS FOR GIFTS
present day value
$6,000
i.n
■HU » . T.
Arcade.
Sco I’arlslenno Gift Shop, HelAfl*
terms of $500 cash anti $76 month
der Arcade.
*. '
KEI.VINATOR Electric Refrlgcrincluding interest.
nt inn thu Ideal Gift for Her.
Kilvinnlur Platt Co., 39 McIjw SMITH BROS.
der Arcade.
t . ' r
|
Home Furnishers
DEPENDABLE
USED
CARS
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FOR SALE
75— JIuwInt'SH Placcfl fur (lent
WOOD
—
WOOD
Stove, Heater, nnd Fireplace
WITCH SERVICE T R A N S F E R I ATTRACTIVE 1 TUdmk to rent for
stores or nffi*t» nt I’nrk Ave.
PHONE 49S
»ml Commercial ttreeL
W. M.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,, op
57— Good Things (o Elat
posite Court House.
PASTRIES. i’ lES. salads. We take
spec inI
orders
for
partie.1 .
INSURANCE
El |R RENT
—
services offered i
Hair Bobbora ini'^5— F lo rlalB.
H Children’s De(^
L L 352
CALL
352 for
fo Ircsh cut
(rtmenL
.■ I nnd plants.
plants, Mrs. Ginn.
BARBER SHOP
ford Heights.
kgnolia Ave.
77—Houses for Rem.
Rnuth's Delicatessen, 1621 W. 1st
Eight room unfui
niahcil house.
'roes.
P YOU choose tht» TEACH YOUR FAMILY the vahi
r him. Wo have i t !0^ “ savings accdunt A “ Chriji
Woodruff and W a t -''" 08 Savings Club” account takl
1st St.
out w^h this Bank will make a
__________ ________ |appreciated gift for any membs
of tho family.
Flrit Nalloni
FOR TUB KIDDIES
Bank.
Alm<i«t new, large living
r'Kim, two bed rooms, dining nook,
bath
ath, electric r a n g a . « d LuAttor
benter, . .,rnpletcly fundshed ready
fur you to move in. DoubU garage, fiower» and shrubs. Owner
will sell fnr $10,500 on terms that
are easy
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Herald Building
I’hone 713
Four cat guragt
j,).,,
'i
iwjrrt? Tour
j i / />
C*°4 U/) A
1925 Dodge Coujic
New Duco Finish
58— Household Goods
ah' 701 Myrtje Avenue. Inquire, Write J. J. Carroll,
170-E.
113 Elm Avenue.
j HLEBLE-SH EEBE DOLLS, Twisv
^
YOUR, SUITS A n mod* in St
M O lL
ford to measure. We carry;
complete lino of woolen ! ; ’
diae. Quality, Service and Fit]
$650.00
TOYS of every description thnt nntcod.
*
will (lulight the children’s hearti.
1925 Dodge Spc-rinl Tour,
WOLF THE TAILOR
,
4 Now Balloons, New Duco |Union Pharmacy, >
514 Sanford Avenao,
Finish
$600.00
FOR HIM
1923 Dodge <"on jw»,
i New lire- Good
for Kensonalde rent
to
reap... -tide FOR SALE live mom bunguluw, 15, 2 4 , Korij -j-our
It. El
NOTH'K Sr< .1
1 t w o large porches, garage, on j
Christman oranges. Fancy oranges parly.
l $3.00 per ls>x. Phone 5**1 J Celery ____ ___________________________ __ _ I Willow Avenue at Oak Hill, 1 1-2:10926 Ford Coupe
HOUSE FOR RENT— Furnished, blocks west of .Geneva- Avenue.' Balloon Tires
flowers Avenue.
San
Buy Now — Pay La
GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS MEN'S, LADIES’ AND CHILDrtn’s bedroom slippers, ll.OO to
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
$3.00 a pa r. Lloyd’s Shots Store.
KAFFELD'S
LADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. 1st
SANFORD AVENUE.
Fult RENT -One. furnished and
one unfurnished apartment, close
in, Call 156 W.
bin.
311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg
R E A L ESTATE
in i lip'i' rooms
A\ rime.
WANTED
Pit bull
Address J
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
Tel. 732
TRIM CO.
cur, not the owner.*
/or estimates.
RADFORD
71— A partm ents and F lats
MARVANlA
All ow us the opportunity *»f
showing you this flna property.
Scruggs Scogguns Realty
Oo.
Phone 7rtf,.
Masonic Temple
SAY "M E R R Y CHRISTMAS” Li
Her with a pair of new shoos
front Woodruff nnd Watson’s, 2QS
E. 1 st St.
INSURANCE
We are prepared to render
|ND bar pin, plat
service in the following !i
lOho diamond missinsurance:
[easo communicate
lelly. Box 700, SnnFIRE
b reward.
TO RN ADO
L IA B IL IT Y
essones
AUTOMOBILE
HEALTH *
S! Tubes T Yes:
Our knowlexlge of
inn
a pest in Sanford!
always ut your disposal
fire Co. 2 0 6 4 West
appreciate a call nt nny
Ke- :
Close in property. # A
ConneMv 4 S^ns
HE WILL APPRECIATE one
our Gordon Pipes for His Chr
FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for ntaa. Joe’s (fcmoke House, 108
the'boudoir. Union Pharmacy. 1st St.
USED CAR
unce
4 ALL
BULLDOG.
|«t it by describing
notice and expenses.
jox 719,
S lanons —
cent.
mm
i ROOMS, with or without meal.t.
( ’ Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Chiropodist
(Foot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Storo.
Phono 102 for appointment.
1 ^
’^
m
W
Kiok
®
' tier Arcade.
McL*:i-
$350 09' LEATHER GOODS and Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS ahopplnfi
Pen*. Scminolo Book Shop, Mehero. A complete line o f It
$175.00
lender Arcade,
I gage, jewelry, Hdlea and gettl
— —
$350.00 A COMPLETE'ASSORTMENT of
Silk Lounging Robes and paja
it. A. Box
mas of all colors, nicely boxed for
SEE THESE TRUCKS AT OUR Christmas. The Yowell Co.
vrearirtg apparel. Glv'a y’our' —----- a wrist watch. Yolfr, £
is 4good. W. O. Russell Supply
818 E. 2nd St.
MAIN PLANT
.a ls o ! FOR KENT
Three room house, A P A R T M E N T HOUSE for sale. K[ M A V g AND 13T11 STREET
with srrt-en
porchh.v electric I Annual rental $9,000. Good in
riit—Real Estate for Exchange 9fr—Automobiles for Bale
JG STORE - Pr®- 1Celery Avcnuo
H.one 212-W ; wardrobe, dining table, refriger
A. P. Connelly 4 Sons. 1926 Ford Ton Truck
lights,
$30
per
month.
Apply Gin ! vestment
ugs, Soda. Wo arc j A Fiorn, SuggcsUon for Every ? i0,r’ M,lr“ ,wrA ^
° th*'r " rtlc‘‘ *
$400.00 WILL TljADE a $6500 equity 7n
Starter Fine Shape
derviilo Cash Grocery.
your phono.
911 Myrtle Avenue.
JEWETT AND PAGE
*
Occasion
new
seven
room
house
with
high
RIVE’S
GARAGE
V
Ei!l 103
CORNER
HOUSE
Cluso
In,
6
’
192,7
Dodge
Panel
Flora! Designs a Specialty
FOR RENT
New 6 room mod - 1
7 I — Mi* r r ’lnnemis.
Sanford Doaior
k|i
.
1
1
,< „ 1 rooms, $300 down, $10 monthly.
(:,)0f|
$350.00 class now furniture, located In Ort-rn house, rose Hi, 2300 Mellon-;
.
„ . k<
,, , ,
UU011
Phone 81J
lando, 126 Vanderbilt Ave.) for 208 W. lat St.
& Furniture Co.
■1 1
L-n ,M
I price $4600. Bart Nnsoti, \aldezi
I bone 830 W. Mr - EHotel BMg. Phono 86,3.
U924 Dodge Express
FOR RALE C H E A P — One light viile Ave.
Sanford property. Address G, L.
“ STEWART THE FLORIST”
First Street
s a Nf u k d BUICK CO.
4 New Tires
weight baby carringe in good H. M. Edwards.
1460.00 P.t care Herald, t
Flowers for all occasions
a full line,
212 Magnolia Ave.
' j
condition.
Mrs.
Ferguson,
Bildvr
Me
LANDER
ARCADE
right. Cosh *or
Phojwe M l FURNISHED HOME for rent. Hot
Avenue, Ginilcxville.
Phone 781.
it your business.
------------------- |
FOR
A. K. ROSSITER
SALE —
By Crane
G TO N T U B B S II
O'i, NOL’F.Gr A VJONDeR.
QVN& 0- M3RF LAD U Y£
OOTyRTTlNG A PAC.K OF
0^3.^
VMOND£RFUL\
"^ 5
W0N9eP.FG\-\ y
Davenport,
Beael weRe’s c s o o - n o ,
^ -tUpUSNND.
■S.fAMVf e c Tl^
x : ox b r a i n s - weft'i^- N eveR
FORG6T how NOG C.Of WK.
jewet-wi f r o m
.
ANO POT
CRoq$!s
IN MlN 6IUr&«y<7
89— Wanted—Heal Estate
and cold water, electric lights,
gas for cooking. Two bed room'
with bath. Living room, dining
room, kitchen, screened porch, gnrnge. Piano included. 705 Pal 85— Lots For Sale
metto Ave. Apply 819 Elm.
Kacing Circuit Is
Five Room House at
mu j UBt 0ft Geneva Ave. Other
ngs.
Inquire 1160 |wtg |n this subdivision are selling
for $850. For a quick aaio thl*
lot is offered at the iow price of
HOUSE FOR RENT—203 Holly $626. Half rash, balance $10 a
Ave., 5 rooms and bath, garage. month. Address P. O. Box 181,
Inquire 1110 Park Ave.
igmlow on
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
rner
Palmetto Avenue corner
of
____
$10 cash and $10 monthly will
Spurllng StrccL Two bed- rooms,
i
and
kit
■
buy
8 weli located Oak Hilt lots.
dining room, Bring room
chon, bath* room, g a " * - Improve- Price $760 each. 10 percent o ff
'hone 713 tor all cash.
ments. $45 month!
-•
_______ - .$28 cash and $16 monthly vrfltswi
corner lot In Pinehurst,
'
.
iv located at the comer of-. $1260,
(to Avenue and Katie Street r
Bring, room, dining roont.jI $26 cgsh and fUl-pionthJy will bu;i
Iand- awater
s a ^ heater,
asa a
s s In
s .y
i y *• * r *
bUiU
m ce a
eioou.
btAN AS LONG AS NC
NOTvMVkG TOO GOOO
:— V f o q .
x-m s 'e e M t w s t ‘
«
S lP C f 0006 »VH€At)eD w
W VHM-Lb A 60N£ft
k we«o. vmvtej^^ v
v
^ m k r t s t u f f v 'i t p ' W
M
« ,t two
m M
bed rooms, iiolh
hath with '
--------- ‘*
;, large front and w ar i Laurel Avenue lot between O
9th
tJ
!. Owner wUI rent for $65,
$65 and 10£h Street Price 12,000
$2,000 c*:
on
porches.
monthly, or will sell on exception- term* o f $60 cash and $20 monthly,
isy terms st a close price.
■—
rthcr information sea Mr. Oak Avenue lot,,$1750 on terms of
II at The Herald office.' |$2$ caah end $15 monthly.
— ---------S
---------- *
------------------- -----------------------------------'/riccn.and Dc. k ilo o m
MjrtJo Avenue lot just off lath
--------— ttBNT—f* Mris<b* Price $1935,«n ten teiffi
it corner Elm and iHgn*
IJEsUte Directory
,20°
REAL ESTATE WANTED
* Formed In Illinois
Will buy or trade for your equity
. — _ .,
in any lots In any subdivision In
CHICAGO,
Dec. . 1 7.-W P H 0t:
South Florida, In answering tide
advertisement tell me how. much ganleetion of a nteing circuit com
you have paid, the balance duo, posed of the sit tracks In UUnots,
tho lot numbers, and the location
of property, also glv» your preeent anj homo address. Write Box
Fishing b i L ii o r , w o r n i w c
representatives, with final i
$ 200.00
WWit on the tentative proem
pected within two or three A
A temporary governing
LINCOLN — FORD — FOUPSON was elected, with Stuyrasofll
Edward Higgins, Ine, , ,.
'
• .
•
Coramwxisl
& Pslnietto. Phf ne M l
Our selection o f dependable-used
trucks in by far the largest to bo
WORKS.
M. Swdtirr of
chosen rice chairman *adtt $ (
Distributors
W .‘ Bid will, representing the I
thorite track here, seeraUry^
The date of the mektlngs, 1
debaker decided upon soon,. Indicated
for Cbristmea.
f f l m thp racing season In Hllnola v
open around May 18, either at
rare or Ifawthorne, to aUrt
CHRY,
T. FULL]
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;<] in Florida's Hearty
rid’» Greatest Vegctabfc
Ifsiticlicst Garden Land
Pnrtly cloudy, rain in south
urdny; Sunday partly etoud
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A ^ o d a j c d ^ > rc ss K ul| I^c a s c (| W{rn
SATI! R DAY, DECEMBER
vians
erence
Tacna-A
Gun Was Empty; Says Girl ‘Thrill Bandit”
ricaPeace Plan
plebiscitary commission
hist
Juno in which he dcclumi a
plebiscite impossible under ex
itin g ec-nditians.
The repliy will maintain, the
i oi respondent understands'*'that
n solution through negotiations
should only if jt is inipntcliablc
to hold a plehiicitc.
Secretory Kpllogg's ntemornndiitn to Chile and Pern Nov. 30
oinphnslzcd the -Xuiility of at
tempting further to adjust the
trouble by diplomacy or arbitra
tion and tirgrd thn^the disputed
province* cede to Bolivia.
'
ise Immediately
nns Efforts To
»ak Down Strong
secution rC a s e
fj}
TEN PAQB3 T O D A f
t c
.Wins Point
lOwrt Ruling
> Overrules Plea
Erase Mention
Other Plotters
'INCHINA
H rifis h *M in is te r C o d fc ra At
L e n g th W ith F o re ig n H cntl
R e g a r d in g IU«c T o P o w er
O f C a n to n e so G o v e rn m e n t
Definite Agrecmfcot
Was Not Expected
t— . . . yt
H innfti .S ie g e Iyn s t|m r F o r
E ig h t M o n th s H a g E n d e d
M is s io n a rie s Suj; In R opori
Germ.tn ReichHlntf Adjourns
Until Jnunnry 19 Follow*
ing Attack On Chancellor
And Hl« Subsequent Defeat
LONDON^ Dt*: in.—,7P)—Offi
rial ndW<Ws wore recalved today
that this British.m inister to China,
who
has been holding conferences
T O N i o r n o , " D e c . j 8.
nt Hankow with Eugene Chen, for
—UnfoIdJnR of Pntc.Kn minister of (ho Cantonese
igoiic McDermott’s dcgovernment, started for Ida n*v*t i..
n his trial on »♦he
Peking Issf. night.
It wnk cxpecteil hht converpa
of murdering Don R. A!nr\y K iitc rtu in n ie n tu A ,rc Do M s. E lla L e ffie r Passe,
P r o g ra m F o r A nnual A f f a ir
iionfl with Then on tho problems
C a n to n
p u b lis h e r,
" a y A t F c ru .tld -L aiig
brought dp hy the recent rise of
O f ^Sanford O rg u n ijta tio n ;
run totlny. .
H o sp ita l Earlv Thi> M
< antonefle power, will bo’tafumud
n
o
y
s
Ilnnd
'G
i
f
ts
a C d n c c rt
»ng; Shock* M a a \ I'ri
ly a f t e r J u d g e E . W .
»i un early date.
•
inverted c o u rt th e s t u t e
It .win xtated that the conVcrxa
nit! th e defongc m o v e d
lion* I wren tho British official
‘""I Eor« • -i Minister Chen were
,
.. . ,
i
' iu'i . ' m i 'kk u.i.s morn in;; .,t f|„.
rnpe to Mc’Dormott’A* nl
'xplunator., hi character, that no
n
the
Hotel
horrest
T.ttke
la.*t f nnl.l U ughton ||... .,.u| f«(|owln., di fmito agr. mi nt was expected
lllow coitrtjifralbra/'Hon
and I-ouishlattt,
Tho night, tin affair that wax feature I Ian tllnexx ,,f „n|) 1, ‘ 1V ,|nvs dura m d that none vvu.- — tde. It i
the pretence *if numeroue en- 111•
prrtilwl tho contention of by
i I>ed. however. . I at me cxehang.
tertainer*. Th *
|n<o that tho state hnd it dunce, th*
of \iewx will l.e most vahmblo t«»
nnd her fin iily
as
if
tin- British pot...
i„ Chinn.
Mitcd a prima-facie eon- from Id o'clock
"ght til tl1! late j . tell 1II N
hiitp.
The foreign offire nltoi made
n m.
II ' (c K >1 tt.4> • • •! . ,
1- that tin di .'atcli nf i
de
|tut<-">, lu-t witness, WilOut -.f town gm -xis ir. In.|,.,|
»»T N fr.. in her i,lii,
11 o \ , i-j anil on, • nii-.cr from Mai
Inline, Ma.nxillon salenuian | wofile from Orlamh. and x.-m t .I
:a to I !hilui
11 > N ff i< r u ., n 1 r•n.It
.••steniav, mereiy
Ithat S. A. I,enK*f. Canton from Kuxtis ami <>tt»rr nt.ex nf r. .
Iw oil III. tilt
!«».1 f.t
’ 1 igs t lie P.ri'i h n;
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ircex m
t*f at the time of. the Iral I’loriila I'l.-ident Hi.waui
' .1 llru.llry . 21
1 1 •!(•.,. water
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••
normal
strength
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t<... »i nia* te, at 11>
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rl long before the ir.iitder hanuwet ami wa
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t ally n 1 rived a 1aide
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" ik K ' ' . all of
|ner. The «t«to i-ontt-ntlx v^hic-h followed
tiie ru.shtci <
MM.nl i s * > »-*•(. of Sianfu. rapitol of
. v*h 0 u rce Hoar h. 1
Ce protection wax given
Munii-nt fiatun
<ij* tin* ereiung
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h rii nu
•!* p riii
has hern termin
fworhl in which MnkAV the Still font Lions flub. rorr.pr.Ard
1
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••led
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III
h«* v,
Mn'ish oiissionprie,
f'lu'
v.'ax
ll h :ta1 mrm
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1J,■ [],.
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f her; below, in tn> circle, is n
litu-rased
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al
t
'hnrrh
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of Paul Emge, rim ide Howard, J. .
ca is
I beside her mother
f onr/ul r.in<i(i,.i,. m Sianfu, in
Grahnm
nnd 8. R. Dighton; rh- artivu in rhuirh affairs until in
at the ttnie of hi» tfiurDte inymg und rating of
fatal
lllncis
' campaigning e'dltorinliy Dixit Harmony (^onrtette of Orin.men Ileyh Hi ward off plarva
The lunurul is u, Gr hold fi •
Ihc underworld nnd nlicg- Inndb; Mrr. Victor Itobertxon. nnd Itiie home, 1121b Magnolia Avahu . . on i v.used i>> faruotud fighting
Gfiirgt Brockhaltn, of the Milan.
1 corruption^
rd—‘
■'pu ' ilescrih< d in Peking
nt 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. (her
■Thenter. MUp Audrey Robert
dlxpntebaRM'f H,.,
Kenso'if irst wllhosVes’
popular Orlando ,lancer,'gave three’
|V.1,0
rhi',K'' " j
M”rt' 1 ' The Information reaching Peking
•lid not ijnovy McDcr- dance lA td rp retatW . •:
___
• n,0j t,,ovn ' rcctor ”f , l «ly A ”'*
that they had not hcqii Tho I.iomi quartette sang three ' ‘*'hl,rth* Tho P“H hesrer. i^vO not
announced.
:udu^r* pore. They fluid numbera of tho lullaby type, fob
Survivor*,-other than (h*f eftil
1 been In RudneriS’ store lowed b r the Dixie Harmon* IJur.r.
I’tOhi vD4nr!t I’nhlJylior A dks
>!rx. tVoodwurd Hnrn
[•the two months prveed- tette with several popular aeln ’ ***
Farmer Concresiminn Frr 1
well
nnd
\(rs.
Frank.
Milfecr,
of port* Uteri' w’kro PJ forvigiuirs, m
Governor To Remove Three
tt’s irtun|<j.“
UapB.^ Atro. Robornton, one of th"
rinding fl*/vfril Amerit^liik. In’ thi
KrTttuckv Il<»c«’ive.s i’nr d, C o u n ly ( om m issionoro W ho
Fort
Myers
Both
hre
n
iitfj
of
(i.‘ Dill, Mftflslllori ear- most popular sopranos in th!« aer- the decensed.
city
■*
*
o’ f
From Atlanta With liul \
V oted In R e-I.ocjilo Rtcid
t ' -k tly},' 6Uhd * the do- tion of tho stnle, snng three song?
Tin- Bnptixi m i s - mil * ip lYktnp
sang
‘*M\
*»> brougHrtn McDerniot- GoOrgo Brockhaltn
n-eeivi d o d e it c r tinted Rianfu Nov
BERLIN, Dec. IB.—(AV-IndlcatroiiH are th a t the Cabinet of Chan
cellor M ari, which resigned yes
terday a fte r a defeat in the RcfchKtng. will continue to guide affairs
of state until tho holidays are over.
A fter passing the social Democrat
motion of non-confidence, 249 to
171. the Clchstag adjourned until
Jun. 1U, und nuiny members left
tho cupitol to be with their fam
ilies for Christmas.
Tho culdnct foil bofore an un
natural alliance between tho left
socialist* nnd right nationalist fac
tions, cither of which group out
numbers any government party.
Tho tnoton on which tho vote was
taken was Introduced by Philipp
Scheidomann, social Democratic
loader, nnd was supported by tho
LANGLEY
•IS FREE D AFTER,REMOVE TRIO OF
COUNTY OFFICERS
. Kddic , HudnCr, B en’s
|br<-ther. W l a l # the rhnn
xuw with’ Rudher on one
might hay*' been Eddie
»i-d not ,'McDiTmott
Dream o f the Big Farad*”
“Tin* Chlnerr Blues ”
The lmni|i|ttt uml danH- is art
nua| feature staged by the
WUnix Club shortly
before
n".l
a,
Ki
the
I<| identified'^ McDor m'oIt Christmas season.
Iworkni
hou*e as Rudner’x One of the mnin attrscUonn
Quiet Reigns Over
Camp Of Smith In
Senate Seat Fighf
III, from the British Mission f ir m
rut Mrtcltlry. U'lhng of eond:t|oiiIti the c ity nnd s la t in g that f"i
1 •n g 1 - 1oa 0 ' 0 h> nt i< .\
eigneffc chlild hold "lit fu. unit
*>*>' t line if allowed to ket-p the f .1ruled lodnv
■tier nervine
li"l>- fo6H they Ju»d.*
iycar of a thn
•’ year xentvnr
WEST
PAI.M
• la
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• '»• 1 • T ti" Dnl. 1 Ih-jcli couu
\ - *v ci."tiniisloti U iiTtovod front
• tie
«• \mi, cunUiinrd in „ telegram
mi ‘‘ "I Iq Governor John \V. Martin
olt;i nil th< opntc tA mb as
f •••?" ZU1 said. 2lH, Uu«l-
Police Called For
F irst S tr e e t R ow
I tU c .m t rovers mlp*',-sons . Wurrcn
said to
. 1* an <jn
n nrrcn Ki«g.
King, sm<l
Iraffls pilxtij)" that HunIt ^ d the defense conIV wss the reaaon for th e
vsdquartyda.
•
.
| nuoncB
Kudneij testified tbut
that it
who visited; police hei*lthe Sunday night before
<i*r with his brith er lien
McDermott,'He said th e
*c about through ‘tt\*7ofip"
M
!elphla r Police
jo Connect pug:
tR n v r& JL r t f rn _ -
pioye of tho plumbing firm of 1.0Brothers, was arrcFtcd Inst m g -i
on charges of being drunk and
dlsordoriy and destruction of pub.
lie property following what is re
ported to hnvo been n wild spr*-.Along F irs t Street shortly after I
o’clock lost night.
• Police sny that King had im
bibed too freely of spirits and the*,
hh did considerable damage, p a r
ticularly in Joe’s Smokehouse, be
fore he was subdued nnd cnrric I,
by force, to the station.
Ho was released under bond
pending a hearing before Judge
W. E. W hite, Monday morning.
temporarily cast aside 4 by the
Senate! pondihg word wlirth^r Col.
Smith would "accept the commierlon. The Senate lull came when
Senator Ashurst, Dentoirttt, AHJ
xonu, i.nnounced that he would de
fer action on his resolution to j/rcvent Mr. Smith from taking tho
oath “if and until Smith p resen ts
his credentials.”
Automobile Body Is
2 School Boys Slay
Their School Teacher Sending Out Warning
'QEIJTRA, Dec. 18.—(TP)
*mM of the police to fdeneng joe *• Wolcott, a negro
rtler, br "the strangler”
HAZARD, Ky.. Dee. 18.—(/P )_
w three women in this city
threntem rofo •collapse Two mountain school boys, nngorctl bccau.w one hnd been whipped
M* nocstioning by half n by their teacher, called him to
itfctivcs brought only de- the fropt door of his home and
® the prisoner, who assert • killed him, according to Informa
k* was In Jail In Pitts- tion brought hero la s t night from
“•** one of the women was Hydon, county seat of Leslie
1 was fighting outside of county.
Bud Morgan, who taught on the
'«* when tho other .two
«*d to death.
f
•
middle fork of the Kentucky/Rivcr
In Leslie county, was shot end in
stantly slain.Monday night by two
'*sont> of Ardill Farm er, a promi
nent citizen of Leslie,- it wan re
ported.
*
.
* Thu boys csllrd n t Morgan’s
rasl opportunity gleanhome Monday night a fter ho had
”a - Seminole
County’s
whipped tho younger lad in school
t House—The Herald’s
that day. Morgan is survived by
*0 Ads.
*, •
h is ’widow and five children.
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*KNT-Com,jie(eiK fur.
^ p l ^ Apartment, dose
1 MugnoV
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ATLANTA, Dec. 18.- W ^ - A t .
Ian la clUxcnr h*vh subscribeu $1,-
.
POR RENT —
* APPiy at iu o
^k'****i*v
Temperatures.<4’bel
were recorded ov
ifentterod groan, at
wind added Its affect
Northern’ N4w Yor
the. lowe.rt temperatur
13 degreajt ‘-below serc
lawn onJ 10 to' is bb
tying s«rttrt»G. Efro M
vailed in Connecticut <
narly mortting. *
New York City had
weather o f tb« w inter
Scheldoniann, in openng his at-1
fh* U n
■lack on Thursday, chrgvd tht rms
MTIn d«gree»’abOTe
ml rplnes wero manufactured and *tobsgganlnjr'
*
28 dec
h.oardcdd in Russia for Germany 12 hours.
j5 j
through the functioning of a secret
Pennsylvania also waa :
fund. This was denied by Chancel
by the cold vrind th a t nit
lor Murk.
York and New Eng!
I he cabinet, presenting its resig
with below sero ..
nation to President Von Hlndencorded
in different
hurg last evening, waa requested
1 *
| to cuntinue in office pending the
Cold Wave In
formation of a new ministry. Cus
t o ma r y procedure would bo to ask
PH I LADA LPIJTA, Do;.
i the socialists to form a govern- —•Another cold blaat et
I mont, they being tho party respon* Pennsylvania today.
| siblo for the cabinet’s defeat, but temperatures, wort r t ___
tho nntlonnlist leaders eay tho ferent parta of tho a U t
j President wns deeply hurt by *0- ville in the northwaat
ciulist charges of irreguiarity’t t d e g re sib alo w '
iff'
'
V roducv'l seoalltlon 6f I h ^ p
of tho Tight and rrilddle. • •
Lockhavan
, I’orm er Chancellor Hana L u th e r,.... <n, - r t„ lv|. ,
r mUT
ff ° m a
eJ* ht U tnn below v
to Central and Sotjkh America, la In the east. It waa
incntion<«!vmoafe‘SequonUy by the below in the lV o “ HghtlatS as th e successor to D r .' four above in S e n .....
t above In Philadelphia,
mum for t^e eeoaon in
tic t^ o ^ ^
° f th°
£
h<»UM* from l ' 1 toath
• charge ngnirst him
5“ * * * £
*r •» « .» « « •
W
BU
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-isya
according to members of tbs Opera f our
Committco of ths Chamber of sectf
Commorce.
}-Y£VAdvertising and publicity m at,
ter relating to the opera is sUH U P
being mailed out from the offic* x j
of the Chamber and from the Ml- J l 8
lane Theater- and many resarvo- x _
conspiracy i conneciior withdre - its and
- " • • « - . v « r , B..
LOS ANGELES, D oe.:
mom wnon tom today of n demand
front Wont 1’ulm Beach for the removal of county commliiloners in
0f ,,ce/
‘
I have never heard of the baao,”
the Govornor said, “hod know
nothing nf tho circumstances* Prubably tho telegram wept to Talla-
The money wilf ‘g o 'to a Christ
mns basket fund.
I > r\'*
l.t'MDFR INDUSTRY STEADY
MAV^lYbRIv, Deo. 18.-<4*)Littl* chango in the lumber indur1 try wSs' Hotcd fn VbpofU firopi thr
soft wood hud hard w-ood mills to’
ithe National Lutflbcr M ahufhtturI-and and Daytona 1 Beach over
fen-' Ak-iodotlon. ‘llnril Voo*I tniiis
Sunday, according to information ihad slightly smaller sslen than
sent* out today by tho Information tho
Unfiled onlors
Bureau of the Florida Automobile 1 of 222 Southern Pino, and West
Association.
; v'.’y r
’ , Coast mills w*TO 503^73JB58'feet
The warning states that- con a t the •<end of last week, against
crete shoulders are now being
placed on tho road and th a t traffic B17.JS9.27f foil the previous Week.
is compelled to wait a t intervals
duo to the road being blocked by
machinery. Motorist* .a re c*Utiondd, to drlvoMpw while passing
workman, the frp o rt further btatej.
The project should bd completed
within « fW weeks, according lu
uli infonnnli4>i available to th»
association.
Christmas dividends, chorts In U.
8. Steel and some other lines regis
tered gloom today beenuso of tho
unexpected spurt of thn stock msr-<
ket which sen t'p rices soaring to.
.now high levels after t>» steel cordice poration’s announcement of a forty
new per cent etock dividend.
'A
ved | Wall S tre e t had *not discounted
ic n t tho slock issue in advaqeve, os is
00P.000 fo r a three-y<uir program
old usual, (taring hear& lh at tho speOf national ifllvsrtlslng.
H>rs cial meeting o f directors which auThe advertising program will be
carried out similarly to that of
(TOM, when ISfl industries and ap-
Atlanta Subscribes
A Fund Of Million
From West*
tho mbreury down to
point thla fall..
proved the 1 • >lo on iwotiv ctlda
Tho
three c o i n m u j u - i i e r s ' nf t u0 u . _ r ® ,ft’rl 0 PCr^ TOan*** no Unit*}
u ni i oq HWUi* ’
lion of tin
Thomas
F.
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p
Paul
whiJ
h
hfrt» S p o r t e d a
’ortnn nt of 1 stlee
parole lioar.l Vo Wlillo Ho ,« *
omoii nnd John .1. Williams, voted u,r on D00 30 .n.l i i k " '
5,8 d****** *bov* .«ci
tinn ii mm| i-d.
to relocate « , p of ocean houlo old and ho ^nm lnin
IT .
‘ T n'*ht
3,
1 nngloy
i
inMa.tO'
will!.'
•’•It. Htumpf inform'd (ho Cover
j appointment of Frank L. jHiblth 'ti
' succeed tho Into Sortntor AVillla.nt
' II. McKinley, for the four nibnths
j of short session of Oongrrnji* %
rf
Tho .‘-onnlor-cIcct, who bamo t«-Chicago with Mrt. Smith fnr 'u
Christmas shopping tour,
hnd "nothing to aaY" rogardfrifc
his appointment and w<Ail<) ' "not
! M £ 5 s ST
Pennsylvania
Hard Hit B
Many Opera Seats Mercury Falls ia N<
Reported Sold For NEW IfAVEN, Con
SeasonOf Dec.30-31 r.octieot during tho
of
CHICAGO,
Dee. 18—(/Tir-Quh
18 —(4n r-Ouh tt ’
’IIICAGO, Dec.
. '
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-l por.od
posod upon hi ni on ronvjctii
Edward F.
at late yesterday by
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A™ "
kn the Sunday nTtfht !«.•*- tho ovening was tho perforntnnee j reigned
j conspiracy' t"
'
lohito
thn
proiiibiHtumpf,
puhlisfier
of
tho Point
rned
today
In
the
Wnalllrlgtftn
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111cnnspir,u>
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I muniur ‘when JffvDermott Of the Orlando Reporter-Star Boy-. nn,|I lllinc.s sectnrs in the fight » »
j (ion law
Pencil Tintos,
Incr' are ’alleged to Haro Band, which gave a short concert. 1renttcring around fiotv m or Small's
POr
U O r f lC H h o e ! Attorney ' 10ml Sargent a
tsiKon • police .•beadqunr-
Ice Blast Swi
bnm
tH
>'
Three operas nro to bo sung dur- wu n eharmet*,
ing the company's stay In 8snford. n l e ^ e P h s r s ^ ,
On the first night Vonli'a “Alda" from .
v
Is to be presented, MM a rtU ? ona *
I
of the most popular operts now aulhoriUto<b « l'" ?
on the American stage, Is* to be ths
His
,
attraction for the matinee perform- on*
in .
Rnco on the afternoon of Dec. 31.
T 1*
ti?°cvcn,n*91V1*date, idp,h
}?,
T see no reason why removal Lucia” will be sung.
should he sougjit a t thii time, how------------*---------- ever, gince nil county commission- O H l U l d O B o v ’fl B a m )
ers .automatically g* out of offlco
T
i n
« r,W M m W jth
^The Stock Market^ SSJS.^,ftSff
Bunc«ii ip m iln to n vied *IOi one who' .U tc iP to d ^ M h a t
m thcr to buy. AmonjMthe shorts rialrrs would be mailed to all Heads
ho BcuiTied to cover whon steel o f. luduatrios in the county next
saded tb e.h ig rise in downs of Monday.
ockii here, Wall street gossip has - I t is believed by officials of the
?*♦ group of Chicago operators Chamber th a t tho ahowl»g.0f Scmbo recently mado a killing, in. Jnole Coiihty. and Sanfold IndusHdwin LocomoUve stock.
i trios will be far better than th a t
The Now York World considers of rilahy other h r g e r counties of
significant that the, cutting pf th* stuto and will* greatly re-act
i ■f 200^)00,000 melon follows to tho benefit of this county.
•I
71* tim e, after the change from l Secretary Trotter a l^ 'a n n o u n o -■
o !2 to th«> 8-iiour day. which* cd that next Friday’* meeting o f '
Wl magpaUs hnd opposed as in- tho Chamber would be dispensed
t
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�IK A L p. K R H M Y , D E C E M B E R _17,
T H E SA
i . ...
Uniformity
Said The Governor Of South Carolina
At Altar
ii*r '
-
vfti'
Vo*
What the governor of North Catalina snid to tho governor •
undoubtedly ho wax reminded In reply that mixing a fnnulv
inont. This picture shows (iove/nor-olcrt, John (J. Hicham
daughters. They uie, hmk row. •■•ft to right: Mrs. Thom.,
flatty Richards, Mrs. M. L. Sauls. Front row, loft to right
Mt«HaJoun Richards, Min Mar gar. t Rieh-rds and Miss .lolm
invented hy her father
fr Malcolm NlrHpl*, pf Ronton, didn’t have to rail beyond l.i
hodseiioW for aid to see him through the parson's job
njan-wn* hi* H.ycar o|d boii, C lark, and the flower girl, Ids
iter, Marjorie. Coy und *h y, sin* turned away from the
fhttn-this picture Of the wedd ing principals was tuken
ill I* the. twin sister of the M eyor’s Inte wife.
•*e of South Carolina is uncertain, but
nine daughters Is n splendid Bchieveof South Carolina (inset) and his n iiu
1 M. Kao, Miss Mildred Richards, Miss
Its J. W. Todd, Miss Ueltnh Richard*,
ry K alards. Miss John’gy'u name wii-i
And Mav God Have M em On Your Souls!
Hi
litt!
mm
M*
A quadrangle instead of tbitj
ventionnl "triangle" wai dbda
when Mrs. Isabelle Keji-j Ej
and Captain Arnaldo M»r*«,«
lured above. « ere arrested is f
Francisco. They had doped (a
New York Mrs. Burch U tkii
of Murson's M>n in-liw, Lyad
Walkup Burch, who « a kft
Now York with hi* mother, I
Marion. The photos were Ui
after the arrest of Marios i
Mrs. Burch on federal ckjrjw
< o eds of Highlnnd Park Junior
( allege, Detroit, have u four-day
week of a kind. That is. on four of
• he five weekly school days they
must wear the uniform pictured
above. The uniform was" adopted
»n petition of the girls themselves,
to lessen competition in clothes.
T he pretty dem onstrator is Miss
Wildn Spann.
In Line For Crown
WOM AN IS RECEIVER
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 13.
</1’i -Comptroller Ernest Amos
' «*’iy announced the appointment
"f Mrs Christine Owen McAfee,
of Safety iinrlmr, as receiver for
the Ksperitu Santo Spring* Dank,
Mini to be the first woman receiv
ing such an appointment. Tho
bank closed on October 26.
NEA Serviro, N ey York Hurvan'Mer;
Jtistire
Three distinct varieties of Brit
h mosquitoes rnrry bucteria.
by simultaneously sentencing the *e four bandits to
beard from County Judge Kdwm
('• ffrey at
e Meek of Jan •*'• \ 11 pr*»l
i ••, t- .,i|„ ,.fi
ll "f wbiih the. » I..........
i .i
"/.II and Christoph*! I'.iiri.'e
Lett I
Q u its Oriental Wi
< ivili/M life reached it f first
•ages in fdUMl H ('., soon after the
li 'ippearut.ee of the Ice Age.-
rtgti
,
Now—Let The Wind Blow’!
When Dreams Come True
A :-*n /•*a ,’<f: \ Vi
m
™ L * i,0Un5 *r.,ncu StichMl Old hie mother, Princes* Helen, di
? ‘if
A Ce l a ™ \ ° ( T nn‘“ - Should ‘he severe illn c
of King hcrdlnand prove fatal, Prince Michael Is to succeed him
Carol having ftuplinpft . the throne last winter. L«to reports fro,,,'
d,l,H
nlArCM
.1l!,V u lt minority.
' J1' 1 !,Cl°n’ “ GrCck’ U fnvorc'1—NEA
for
regencj
during
Michael's
SERVir*
When Roiriance Is “Different”
Irf i 'r
,
n ra k
haal.ad to «iT* f . A
short skirt* awl
roust ll»* la the
nicn have lived (or «•
rX-,Vr,Tttv--„
V
most notable newlywed., Mayor Malcolm 1
•ft.'-pfcturWl1Iterr,
Mrs. Nichols was Mis*
arid h b
HJlUins,
52*■*#’jfSac2J5f‘"
SA •*
’IfToom’, -.j n, Clark N lclol,, V, woi boot
Y c'
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,
x sz:
Ethel Hays, Who sketches fl.
Herald rctontly drew a sort of col
b r NEA Service on,, S a n te il
532?
. Clofa Bow, film actress, emv
V .the «kctch und liked it.
' She'll
-•
CiBPK
n R,ro we»Hhg tho what-do-
B ft]
<A-» , •/rgff
.
.
.
!»*> hrillfvit careers."
&
% d«T«mei
lutte come true. Below left to r lg h l/a r e phbto. of
tjvtns todays-Era ns Mr*. Lloyd Briggs, NeS York. Oa
oU-al comedy, Caatlen in the Air," itntNVcru, now Mrs
VsKo.‘8 ,' S r i h,!ad- ? f the-scientific *Uff in die' offirs
“ ''S ';
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NEA. Knn-iav
were two
i}*They|w lll;v
'
NEDRO
kscapj
: rTA LI^fM SSBJf ^
.The cmiw
�.{. 1 .
■'•i n
f,1'* ' ■ ---1, ■-<- -*■
rnflal-■%,r;
~ ?*:
I- f
PY ear I n H istory Of
a n y R e v e a le d In F o r ty
’ »( Incron& e ‘In I*r»‘ * 0 f * A iito m o b ftc i
KHify-v__ _ _
.
'& 1 * - ^ * Mm.
because bis j ngern t^uit only when the custom* I m m m b
Mnut n u n - ' rr*
track nn them.
*
«" «• "•l1 “ _lto
rimilut* pbrilljn-vylU , '■■S■' S1 m
■ ■5 '.5*rj"rr~—
r o i.n b M
a . t h = = d » < n « T i - - - D « ^ i.- e nBne . « « e ,.s ,« » i
‘‘And w cay ‘ bent Kurd m r”
because of the complimentary' lot ■
florist slirvi in. Jacksonville ini
tarn received and appreciative com- ,K. M. Bnbcaclt, formerly of treJiatoly before coming to San
merits inuti'i on til! nide by indivi- Esocmtbn, Mirh , nnd an experi ford to accept a position with tho
diiaV'owiifets as well nti eon mg. vial
ence ' flora? uocoralar and designer Stewart shop.
user* as to Ihe.Ktire efficient nmi i:t n*.a?y cities •'< the north, Is ta
$T
more
flexible
n
i
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r
with
its
great
j
Hl**>
VT
iti;
c
A
.a
W
lrfg
n game tsn
,*n’ti gi
g,
going to look
, <.
, ---* .= .. _
... „ . bo connected in a st nisar cap3c«y,-r< »The old
ly Improved o fc*n,tia n ,
w )th. stew art. The
Pi -riot, -in the the same without
guy liko Cobb
...< ------...
........ - JTtys
more power, qifekcr getaway
„
Arcade. m -m lin g -M m r! and Speaker next season. - * -It’s
rtre very rtmrti f dpt
the improved rpptn ance cf our
.a;* gencraliy—u rrnl) ! ty
tbe
trow I'y'roaylin fialah t.i varicua
6olaxs—high quaiitv i ! upholsfcv
my—and tbc inireaft'l ridutrC
roluiart of our>«ll-'-tje! limllwt- ami
brllbcn tires.
’■.."UuMb’ord <a r today stattds
supreme U1 . ffering t u- g eatest
Ih* tnrr-lhipir
r v ' with-
famous Guns-Nelson,
Mr. Babcock wos ( i n n u m b e r out the principals, t
4
YES SIR!
We are buying: our tires at
Mean Money In Your Pocket
207 W. F r.-t S tr e e t
/
They sure smash the prices and they give
us a l'ull guaranteed tire at the
lowest possible price.
Lilnar Phenomenon Is
To Be Seen Tonijyivi
T h - r v ’i a feeling of siitnifaelinn (hat i ome* to ilie n a n who
iiL.i eipiipped inn i n i with F i r e
stone Tire-<
He bn the in™I
t hat mom y . an buy at <■
<>g r e n ’
er .ost llian he-won HI have paid
f or ordi nary tires. H.s i.ar 'a
cushioned by the Tgost flexible
tires ma de - it tides Fasier ami
the t i r es hold the road firmly.
Tty? man who uses Firestone
T ir e s know that his tires are
giving
• iipermr set . e and
mileage with grentei rornfort
and s a fe ty that he i get t i ng
' he m o • t for to mom
„
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|f : c a r c .'c ^ - 12 hct-on«i.-« «.f: b»«t one occurred t(>0 year* ag« V J A C L
fiiu a y f Daily ptodue- Wijl delight the *ky gur.cr_ ‘-"t.igbt.
ed 2,>i VO cnr.i ijnd Scientifically *pea king (be niumi
h 's h monthly level 'iu enter the mrthV penumbra.
But tile man on the street wifi
sV r whi n daily output nvree it Or- u shadow tlmt will fid
1. utilts. .
ut for the yu3r fab exceed; lightly ncrosf the mounuiinim •
Ttorr^lltU'd total prixiuc* face of the nmi in the mmi’i and
'fE v fjF x t lc.: y a m of ( hnv- then dlHuppcar,
*>t lait m>t i|VJI'«'
rdJu-.tlr.!, Ilfl2 t<» 1021 i..it Will ln< aim i►
an evlipKi", tii r umbra Is tin v;i ■t h <
eiloa r e ord«, whiO r?,«v t rtK1•*<h«i?nw Mill aiinmil this slui'l
t h i# been able M c*-tali’ vi n’.*. * imruUiig t, f ri'tn t In- f.,11
onfEatontly. nri- uupccm,
light t. a /i In ■f (all ml -1*-nn.1 IIJ. Ill . nt ■i .
p rim a rily bocau-*e tin'* h ■ ;<1 ■ -tO
t 1 n ' m ril-l
1
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iiv-inoruaiir^ public.
(.’.till organization nn.l -in •itniiiFini til’. Tint Ibcr?" Mill
iht,’* told \V. S. KniuNw'. i„- a g-<-m‘iral ■’m 1 iwmg nut <1
• 1 20 . m « In n its a i «ii ■
glet ilp to r . ( tyn
.aghly o p p m ia t ■ tmm.■ii face .,f ■iin *t , i >H! wfill
> the ghevr-llct efu w ill Ih- c-lg1ii 1iv a ii F:sF1 ill M*
laid atrive to merit the ^ 1111*le t ’ ,iM\ l l
[high Ondurecttnuil, vviin ;i
Bring public has conferred
PORTABLE
^product,” he declared
a
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G rea test Year
(iraham Brothers Tiucks
;ire winding up the greatevft year in their history.
'the new (i-BOY met instant
airlaim in 'he I-Ton field
. . . Tlie new 2-Ton Truck
was a triumph . . . Import
ant improvements were
made in the I'^-Ton Truck
. . . Lodge Brothers
r
"•’on <Tmmereial Cars, hot1-
tiEZ-r;
1t
bodies,
and
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WILL NOT
1DUCENEW
!L OF AUTO
Ransom of a Prince
Could Buy No .More Irinr^
The
THE SANFORD AUTO TIRi COMPANY
doirVitl the preat organi
s t f ev t *" r.tlneised, factory
BOSTON, IH-c. IH. -(.1*1 \ iun
'
rvt^iTH'd a t 1 a record clip
l8 ; j ] .Tb y:mr building u ir phenumonen an rare that «h- S ~ >
x*
nBrrER ^ UTOMOBiles
H f 'J N lL
i>nc. 1ft.—Ajfnin rh.V
jjrbflacffon records in f^K
r Of three-speed automobile11,
'
,\^otor i ’onipnnj', t!«|;*
loses its UiTatSst year
2'jtput .if 728,6D7 ’ enri-p*
ac. of •aiiii'v titan *10 p»*f
f the previous record year, automobile value r.nd i ■ popularity
SpaiUdctl .. public favor, uis ever intivauin:: a J mdit-Lted b>
aftnbfiid itself t<> t ’ c j .*.i!es
“
totaling "vrr n mi I! m and n
f.tn r hnc- Enabled tin; Ivaif co far thi? year "
1 to excs-'etl by 209,637 ru n
| ,jtvord of 1P.& when 51J,. v; .“i r reduced.
nr tt-pi t> e <{ t ;c JUo*t irn't
TVU Speaker quit
FlOTal Designer Isj P -U'ae.
Located In Sanfprd has held <i
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T h e ransom of a prince couldi
buy no gift more certain to^
w in th e h eart of every member,
of the fam ily.
Magnolia Ave.
t ; r o
b rer*
Give a Buick!
l—
B U IC K S
!* Ray Brothers W holesale jm
\ Tire and B attery Supply*; Sanford Buick G
w ere
eni ire
beauty.
jd ie.i • in o vr! v n .isnbahl"
im p r o \ ed.
PH0N()(jK^nlJ
all.
G ive gold en moments and
hours o f restful, easeful trans.
p o r ta tio n , th is Christmas
G iv e p r in c e ly luxury and
Phone 548
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t> Plans Have liven Made
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Special prices on all new
Iires, also used tires. We
invite you to come to our
store and see for yourself,
For you cannot realize the
saving of money in hav
ing tires until you see the
tires and the prices. A
guarantee goes with each
new tire that is sold. (L
& .1. Lnited States Tires.
WE ARE ALSO CAR
RYING AUTOMOBILE
PARTS
WITH
OUR
STOCK 1OF
TIRES. Va'
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New Axles. New Springs,
New Cranks, New Gears
For all makes of ears, and
you do not have to wait
for these pafts to come
iiom the factory, for we
are now carrying them
and will have a complete
stock of them at al!
times.
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KANSAS CITY.
MISSOURI.
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$6*45,S e d a n $ 7 3 5 , L a n d a u $ 7 6 5 , l* T o n T V u c k
[C hum , Only) $ 4 9 5 , V^-1 o n T r u c k (ChawUOnly)
$ 3 7 5 . A ll [ n ic tj /.» . b. Flirlt, Mich.
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m o u sa n d w id e ly p o p u la rp la n in b u f |
in p t h e w o r l d ’s fin e s t low-priced ar. j
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C o m e In i L e t u s sh o w you why W
m a n y t h o u s a n d s h a v e used thM * '
A n d if you a rc at, m s u e r , use f!;g
p l a n t o pa y c a sh lo r > ...;r n e x t c a r
a n d effect a d e c id e d s a v i n w
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luivi.tg an aula-
If y o n d o n ’t o w n a <,-r n o w , t h e (•>'
P u rc h a s e C c r titu .il ■ I
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you a a v c iju ic k l a. .h . . . . I , t i n - d o w n
p a y m c it: o n a t [nr lfi >-buil t ( h u t ro lc t.
M V! lr *^ l t K TIRES.
A Y BRO S.
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ev er devised im
mobile.
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T h e w i d e s p r e a d fa v o r n o w eo j«
b y t h e C h e v r o l e t P u rch a se Ctrf
c a te P l a n is p a r t l y d u e to its futdk i
m e n ta l s o u n d n e s s , eafety and tnrs
a n d p a r t l y t o t h e fa c t d ia l the tmpt |
e a r n s 6 % , i n s t e a d o f pay in g in to t^ jj
a n d re c e iv e s a d d itio n a l sttndh* f1
c r e d its o n a ll s e rv ic e a n d accenon®;
jiu r c b a s c d fro m h is C 11 e vrol etdt dff*
“ bifcausc it is th e m u s t p ro fita b le /
pracificahlc a n il in n v n t.T -n i m ctluH
WI1. ALSO HA VIS v CO'tO
PI.ETE ITNE OP INNIT
th e W illa rd I!:.• *, : 1
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I* nil ttiakps of h;iltdric*
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t h e C e r tific a te W
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NOW IN POSITK.-N TO (,i\ K ^Oi; THE TOO N
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY,
p rw rv a tio n of (he fruit juice-,
the production of pectin from the
pulp, and Improvements in the
quantity and (quality of the citru i
-------- ^
alls.
' Tho chemist has dug to the. very
roots of agricqlture, to provide it
I
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r *
__ ter food / on
The low uverage ^production of
which it may grow big and strong. Florida dairy cows can pc charged
The great importance of this ac to a very large extcht to the fact
tivity
- .7 of *tho
- chemist in tho form that too mnny of these dairy cows
have been sired by bulls with little
or no produition/bchind them. In
other words, too many people havo
bought bulls for service with nn
Dairying Industry
j
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-
-
| th at is so, essential in modem f e r
!tniiors, although this
is1 ....
ns ye! | nun oi cows in this state quickor
___ ...
a1 minor
minor .source
of such
a1
.source of
such supply.
supply.
i and more surely than it can be ln,Thii use
use of
however creased in any other way, says
,Thii
of fertilizer,
fcrtiUzer.^howevcr,;
Iis'for.
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general,
Brand point* John M. Scott, animal industrialout,
Formers.
i
out, Farm ers seem to bo_ _r
afraid *int of tho Florida Agricultural Exo f,it,
u csbc^iajly
— i*-■» of- its promise^ oi
Hi periment Station.
greater yields in the face q r the
ie
The herd of dairy cattle a t tho
oVar su p p ly 'in cotton and other
ir experiment station was established
craps,,
\> .
about 20 yearn ago for the purpose
They overlook the fact m at free
>e of demonstrating the |act that
Is good dairy cows could bc;<leveldpcd
»t in Florida'; that thd agricultural
ie student m ight have the opportun
i t y of instruction alone- dnlrv
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rmer has been well
tlitt ndequste use of chemical plant
fdod.,alone .a saving of over M2
a bale'in tho production of cotton
can b o. obtained,?.Brand reports.
'The , same la trud with potato
growing. In 'n recent demonstra
tiern in-. California, a 10-acre field
adequately fertilized produced an
average of I^QO bushels of potn-
ac*
with methods of sprayfumigating to combat in*
tven theee processes urn 1ruia H »*•-»
pniviii by the chemist,
try's latest activity, hown prcniucing better farm
and preserving theso
n detriorntion, before they
yted.
y of the fruit Is deters- by tho exact chemical
f inking a hydrometer
est.of tho juice of a ropI 'fTmoge or grapefruit,
to fruit has beem fttdctd
y was difficult to prokl* and other fractures
the fruit to decay. Now,
tin- chemist, the mixrashed in a boric aeid ’
I SE OWN B ltO D lT E
before being
packed, j
it less susceptib’-e to ■ In many stntes farmers ar»- find
ic coloring of citrus
)w controlled chcmicalfly such fruit had its
orange or lemon color
t by treatment in a
I at proper temperature
lily by tin- gases from
loves. Now the fruits
il with ethylene gas, ;i
nore convenient method.
t arc going even beyond
ilmg of the fruit, to the
ing that they receive from 70 to
108 per tent more fur their crops
by feeding them to livestock than
they would if they sold the, liar
vested crop.
„
Thnt farm profits can be mate
rially’ increased by the application
of machinery and new methodt is
the conclusion of the advisory
council appointed by Secretary
Jardine. fii connection with the
Department of Agriculture's study
of mechanical farm equipment
ig your keys in and see if your key
the lock, if so the car is yours*
appointed
^fl>rv»cntatk-^
1Wrionaljyjjpo,
(bejcnof ncrvife Ho, the *t*tc hi n
Imuch>iargtle and perhaps leas ap
preciated degree. By *4hle we
mean it luui been o f .direct service
to m any of Qur dairymeh. ’
breeding aleck, especially
have been offered to brect
V'er\' attracfive prices, thui i
available *to* these men
class sire.s ■ than were orii
STANDARDIZED I11JTTER
B utter 'Btandardi*a|loH li
aidered one or the major pr
of the Oregon dalnr Yndustn
slderabjo research .Work is
undertaken to dcv«
cri-am supply and,
beat m anufacturing
pppqucnoN
costs
—
The avtrage cost of* producing
a bushel o f oat» In northwestern
Ohio th is y**t <waa S3 cents, ac
cord in g 'to records kept by repre
sentative farm ers of the district. |
The Christmas Stock' Reducing
Salej being held a l the store of
the Miller Furniture Company*
Sanford nml Geneva Avenues, U
meeting with success and hundreds
qf shoppers have taken advantage
cf the gift suggestions offered by
th>* company, according to a s ta te
ment
by C. Miller,' its
«•* * made today’
head.
i—
"There remain but five more
shipping days until Christmas and
l advise everyone to do tholr shop
ping aa early as possible. Wo have
sold a great many admirable, g ifts
and have toadded jitariy'm ore .to
our
-------stock to ropln
‘
those ’ sold.
Tangerines! Tange
However, thaSf;Nf„,
t! is week will get the choice’’, Mr.
Miller said. ,
PROFITABLE B
Mi Miller is a strong advocate
Improved iu g ar \
i i ifti- substantial g ift for a ChristNOTICE
increased sugar co
puts present and attributes the
beet crop have glV
The rcgqlnr annual meeting of
heavy business the company has
southern Alberta, Caiinda^ an in done during the past- week to tho tho stockholders of tho First
crease of SO cents a ten ^abovi
many people who’shnre his views. Nntlonnl Bank or Sanfsrd, Florida,
guaranteed prlcea f o r/th e jt pro
will bo held, In accordance with
ducts. <«x y ■
tho by-laws, on Tuesday. January
LARGE POTATO YIELD
i unnda's potato crop and her 11th, a t 10 o’clock an. m. in the
hkc. i s t Iiatjo n km
s*OH n o n i i K t g c r r
>iclri per at re arc considerably directors room of tho bank,.for the
T he >H e a h k ra tiiia Botfl
above last year's production, ac electiorf o f a board of directors lo
City of Hanford. Florida,
cording to preliminary estimates servo far tho ensuing year, to hear
oppn Monday. Orcrntbvr I
and will .close Saturday,
of the Dominion Btirehu of S tatis reports o f of fleers,and to transact
the Kimuh. m r .
V
tics. The total value of this sea- such other business' os may proM the City Hall. 4 T,
sun's potato crop is given ux $?4,- pcrly conie before the meeting.
uu.ooo.
B. F. Whltner, Cashier
Also araortmettta in fancy Holiday Boxes—-a
will surely please.
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T |iE TALp.fiP THE TPWN
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Opposite Valdex Hotel — 13th £ 0«k
Sanford Aye. & 9th — Sanford-Orlando Road at
(iim lcrvillo
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M>vvv.
h ew people keep an in
ventory of their persnnal
belongings!
Jjow that a new year
approaches “Turn -ov
er a new leaf” and 'in
sure your household
goods and valuables.
()ur in.'-uranee depart
ment will assist-you in
every possible way in
covering p r o p e r 1y
your p o s,s‘e‘s s i‘o‘n s
against loss or dam
age!! We will 11 note
you rates, assist you
in determining just
what your insurance
needs are and
Every coat tho latest modeT fyom a well - !
known manufacturer. Everj;ono in alim,
straight Uuce—varidtl by the amo rteat.n e^
'
trintming effecta. iii new abadeBNjf brown,
blue, tan, green, also gray and black. Some
where in this selection is a epat you .will like
and want. Remember this is our biggest rbr
ductlon of the season. Values th at >vin not
<
be duplicated again. For this reason It will
pay you to come early and make your selec- ’■
f ir m
$25.00 to $35.0Q Coats,
Reduced to
$46.00 to 59.75 Models
Fpr Christmas wgek
Monday i 11h r o u g h
Chri^tm^B week is re-
E v e r y d r e s a ’ia .o u r re a d y -to -w t-a r d e p a r t m e n t w ill
b e so ld a t a lm o s t c o s t : ' E v e ry o k a r e p r e s e n ts ono
o f this1s b a so n ’s f a v o r e d fo sh io n ^ 'rtn d p o p u la r m a f e r i a b .' ‘Q u a lity s ilk s fo lrm in i th b * g ra c e fu l lin e s
o f th ^ jO T O M e s f in d fa v o r w i t h a il th o s e w h o *
P 1 .C
the## desirable <
( " . o n . ,M
�le Sanford Hera
.
rvfrr iiiiFnn.-n M r tfl
•Mt.ltfi.ti, I'hlHdtu
llmtnuilM Atmue
Homogenous.
VWhfet khalM give little ^Johnnie’ for Christmas ?’’ That
Farmer* Mean I t
. Uir^inA question thousands of anxiqys toothers and fathers, Church.
Moequc,
— Dance,Hall.
•• •
H . t t t t o i w u i u r m t t t r r,
, aunts
" « » « and
m i u uncles,
unciL'3, brothers,
u rum or*, m
a u f r a aand
i m cousins
cuuhiiih arc
u r i i aakinir
imaing 1
sisters
i w i a * t^ e r Act^o* thqjjHelyei these daya. It really p resen ts i^iite a problem, '
. . I
IANE k
(Copyright. 1926. Star Co.)
• i 9 i l; the
-------solution
of which
of which
is not is
always
not always
easy toeasy
find.to W
find.
hy W hy hot
jailor a hook, and If you decide upon u book^ why not a good book?
Kar... Dec. 10.—Thin
W t&
There is a lot of haphazard buying of books for children (• NEWTON,
JOKES) i i a n a a t n r KOUat
written on tho writer’s eleventh
St Christmas time. Many people go into the shops, look aim trip across tho continent in ftfprt
• tiB M lltm O J i IIATKS
lessly
over the counter, and pick up any old .book dressed in t«cn months. Tho oftemfr you
»« Tear—n .« 6 { HI* Month».|}.&«.
I.VTrcd la. (:ily t,y L'*rrt*r, jwi a bright colored jacket. Most people put off their book buy- cross,
.. . the more uniformity of Ilf.
alt, .Ur. W.cekly, trillion 11,09 ing witji the rest of their Christmas shopping until h a lf past i«<»t
io Ampnca’ ftma***'
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■■. ■
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........... the eleventh hour, and then dash in and ask a hurried, har - 1 y™h(.
in ^mi-balloon
IAI* IBOTICKt All obituary Vassed clerk for "something for n girl of eight.” When us a tro„s<-r*, left in New York, you
sa. r a r d * o r *■b a n k s . r r t o l o u o h a
1 tuiUc«* t.f entertainmDit«e Where m atter of fact the choice of the right book for the rig h t child find again in Chicago, Kunsn* City,
are averts -wilt oorliurgcrt should be given considerable thought!
!T<ip«ka finllup, Aiauque^tic, Bat*
ular nilvvrUhlHK rate*.
Too often books are given for Christmas presents which in ^ Angles.
A*SOt.*l\TH!> 1MIF.SS •
“ VaXert I'res* t* r*clu«- are not worth the paper they are printed on. Whon^buying
-----.
tyrfl t<* the um (or ret of ri 11 news dispatch-** a book for a child's Christmas, why not buy a real book, a
w,nK K A N s ,hpo0J5n»i n Jw
. i tt»>* paper ant also the
, mV* (siihllsllril hrrrln, All book th a t will not only be the source of much immediate ^ k " MdwaukcJv lake front are
’ nf repuhllcettun of sjwclal
.Shea lirfvlli are alfo rr**TVcl. pleasure but will also give him an opportunity to cut his inhabit,.!t.% women with 4>;ight
. nr;*’
___ reading teeth on a literary diet prepared by significant an-, pink silk Mocking* ami their knees
thors? In this way ht; will be helped to improve his taste showing ‘?u,',n
'SATURDAY. DEC. £t». 1926
in books and. a t the same time to lay the foundation for a 2 uhilnink"*!ik Varh indy homerjiK lir.ttAM ) ri.A T Fuiin
good
library. ■
>
nten.lmK .... the Mojave de.ort
* rlr« „ Inkr »t Sanford's front
d o e r.
,
The ihonoy spent for such trash as the "Motor Boys' wtHriv lirighlcn
dwt" tu the
i’l’lV' nf
l * * , *’a r o u t e to J p r k e o n * villa, ■
*
or
some
of
HoraUo
Alger’a^rtories
about
the
hoy
who
started
"
u
r
.in«t>
ll<
*
fourJ.i<
k*onVlUe
* • ■ • U tir t lM
of
S t. J o h n a - l> .
Mirer (atinl.
life with a cow and a “ frank open fact;" ami ended it with a t.j Si’H't).
.
■>ttVji«loQ Of whi t e nsr<
'O n r u ln t c p o o l, I r a n i *
r m i r t * . Rolls Itoyce and several million dollars, much to the chagrin
r lr ,
of the town bully, could just a» well go toward hooks fat- Ill t l KV S I>K1 i ' l l ION Ilf
Iw o r R lIn f of
t,i i l l i l l i .i t
' f<\,,liili,,Ti .irsi'i'iln'R mnttiT punning
I t a ^ - k n s im , Im lr la . s p "
aX
r . , , more interesting, even to children, and certainly more in■•from it n iii.lrfimt.', itu uliciNjijt
f Known.
.
There- is, for instance, Robert Louis Stevenson'* h"!U'‘Ki,'ii iv t.> ii .h fimii' inhoreiit
( - • t w n l w h i H o f f l t r m r r n * ispiring.
"Treasure Jalftud,7 delightfully illustrated by Wyeth, easily hi*iere«!fctiu,t y . “
Ir n r t lo n
of
I. o .. I r V n r .1
, It'.-; ihc tiili.tr way with the hu
tiH U d L a k e Y l a n m r .
worth
n thousand "Motor Hoy" and “Rover Boy” editions.
p lr t ln n
of r ||)
l.r n u t lt lr n .
r.n ut AmiTtrn
Thcrtf are, of course^ Cooper’s fascinating Leatherstock- man
Itnn PCOHrii*.
W, ,.r. tut.vine
if.'fmitf,, e«of
*rh« *n l
iiilr m
ing tales, "The l.ast of the Mohicans," and "lleerHlayor," hrri’tii 11■111>+ir*t*'**t y. ■*1V11>' frniti hi- ^
, , r » , t a lo n f a r l u r r r n n r d
;
with their picturesque Uqcus, Hawkeye anti ChingnchKook,'di*riiut< t m, th-*. ni h. t. n.jrcnictjr, i
J P - turn.
r-srj—O
—**- -■
who thrill the yhcart of every’ American boy fortunate iicconvitiir i.i -it' iii'ti ni.iri* ulikt1, in I
A
BIBLE VUB 8 E
enough to know*them. Then there are Kingsley’s "W est i r t l c r v l .iti'i npji'iiriiiH’f
MAN’S LIMITATIONS - ."For ward Ho." Sidney Lanier's "The Hoy’s King Arthur.” and
| . 1S r \ Ni ki travel
\
ll< if.
[jure Atwigers Iivfore thet>, nml jSteveuKon’s "Hlack Arrow." "Kidnapped" and ”I)a\id l’.al r,»,*1.1
) ,,r. * . i ilriit.oiy to the
'TTasin-ore nil our father*; jfour" More particularly in tlic \ cin of the season is Dicken s .Di-ini in cf A i . rirnt- in France,
lltli) v i til.-1 laDK'iiagv and clothe*
QW, and Ultra in none abiding ” ^ i^tmus ( itrul.
.■hanged n.nililvt. ly. also intercuts, j
an. 2UJ16.
; '
|
There are a number.of delightful books from which to hiih-ls and manner*
fi.>m Minnii to J'nrtland we
«f thl,0flC 1,ro8C,U's fur lh,: "v, r>' >'<n,nK*"
,)f the most in- till Here
know the same huK-lndl anil
dispensable
of
them
ail
is
A.
A.
Milne's
“When
We
Were
it of the heart of Thy
f„„tl.ol| scores, sec the *.miL* movprepare thqir heot^ Very Young*.” W ilting about this in the Atlantic Monthly, mif pi. Tilr<*“, w.-nr the ame clothe*,
M E N C K F N AKTT> J I M R E E D
A.
Edward
Newton
calls
it
“the
best
of
verses
fur
children
.
TAMPA TIMES
g.-l
n|."Ut
the
same
w
n
g
c
Offlhi
ever
written.”
We
think
it
just
ns
much
fun
for
grown-ups.
IE REVEIUB OF I'OOJl SUSAN
IS iio
Life m int be frightfully empty without knowimr Christo
Ii
tlie most iiiit urn I tiling in Mencken n**tune* for himself as -i
[In . , | I11' lot ■
I
, ■I (.
eortior of Wood street, when pher Robin.
l>,
rPt I r il I. Mencken K io;iiter of course
^
dayl ig ht app ea r* ,
The !’■alms ilo rtol fw,ssess more
ti,
Ornnp s u p p o r t e r <if Setmlni
11\\' M
Millie
t i l l ' 1<I
Others of this Hu-"- itu hid. .i n.'W Look 11
11n>• '■. .tfI.■
t i ^ h r u s h t h a t itlng* loud, it
I"" \ r\ i ■■i He; elut ion* more s i |
l'ii lie,' i f".- l he ]iresnii u. y. in
ha s BUftg f o r thr eo year*;
“Winnie-the-!’uoh,” with deli- i.>i«- di iwnics \ l*iIlf-.t Sii.'i
hoi t han Mencken j mJ u|is ami
litBan ha* pns*. d by thi* Kpot, pard. Then th«*re are St.-\.ns.-n'
1,1 ’ ;r t 1Vo• Memphis l"»nr'i*i
t a le wlun ho asserts that Sen
A ( '! d I inrd* n "
-I :•. a n d ha* heard-,
el l ' t pea;, fur 1)1.th ii&\! itMiOned a tot Heed's -lire"-* is due to 1he
and I t w a- < , , ■ut'
I it.].
t h e Rilonco of m o r n i n g the *nng Verses,” Charlea Kingsley
t1
ttuno . in much 11... sjim, f).il Amt lie hie opposed nil th«
rol's
"Alice
in
Wtindi-rluTi.I
..ti.|
I
!j>
il
,nt
ig " ! . I.
of tho bird.
i ■.i
VI." ait til" i; h t h e i r inetiji.il- WIT, :de:il. In i f the I:,t■■ President Wil
c<L**S
m ry
Snark"
And tin -.
ft|w:c. ■* 11 , 11 •
U ! e , - til I-. i. .
Suiitethlng I that, no doubt,
'K
<1 M o u t
I me IKirses-e'' u cbii.s son
> H note of onchantriifiit: what than “T oter I’an m Iven-mri.'i. t.ai.le)^.
V. r pet luips. -'i i
t:< t h I rnrniitR pen and t h o other l: true, hecitise then* nr. ,hnse who ,
. alls htT? She see*
like [
no -ii the snme kind nf it toag'i,' tire .deeped m mat er ial i sm
. m o u n t a i n ascendi ng, a vision of "Peter Pan and W e n d y '
U I11 lv f I Ills, 1|
y Ken I'nts a t ta i n e d , with al -me Mencken him*,-if Hui let t s z'Vh
So
I
h
e
r
e
a
r
e
g
o
o
d
b
o
o
k
*
u
s
w,-[
|
t
id
ami
i!
Ii
ur
trees; ,
t t.s tall. f ' T a sc. und oi llii- maierial.-t j
- t -1It.tj 11vg
1 minded people, n r* li.i'.titinn .
Medici':,"?***'
Cypress a,
framing
j Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
CeiPng
Finish
Mouldings
I*ath
Hrick
Lime
Plaster
2’IW
k"-a
n
Screen Wire
Htiilders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Murphy Ironing
•Made to i
T h e P r ic e III
O N K . DAY!
SA N F0I
_______________
volumes of vapor through l i n e d o e s n o t h a p p e n i n b. b o n k s ..in \ •■i ar. nt a I o - > t l,.*t ‘
Lothbury glide,
k n o w w h a t t o litiv. t a l k t o .• n . • ..I ■ it b d d K ' p l 111. f n . ' i i d - ■■ fll I
[ -u ri ver flows ofi thmuKh ih.t o y o u r c h i l d c e n ■»
ii-ed (<■ .. I.,
vole of Cheapside.
'b e s t book s h o p in t o w n .
D on ' t
looks, and h#r heart
in t h i n g a p p r o p r i a t e f o r a . t old <
hedVvn; but they fade,
o f t h e h o u r o r o f t h e d a y but
mist tthd the river, tin- hill and
t h o u g h it n n i i oiiK
u r v h i- tti
»*,■ t h e . s h a d e ;
ill
Stream wllf n ot ffoW? iin.l ih, dilapidated doe-eai.d -.la
t he child who .m tied it.
hill wilt n bt ri#c,
Ithe color* have all paus'd ;i«o
front her eyes!
Suit a real bini|
.111 t ID
; k•»
Vt il
h u
*..r1
I h *.it t h a t
■■ry d.v
tV|' w lb. hi
Inch ni. i ! mi ' s
;.l\\ a
(t
’) J11* I n.siii g e n t Kct UVl i s
t V, —'W, Word»w..rih
ipa Is havinic hos])(tnl u.oi
Wteven as Snnfurd a
T i m e fill'
i haiig1 .1
o n le’
U lol r t t h iigs
• '
' I.. .
S I O W . 3rd!
I’hone 475
W h a t a Charming Roor
\ \ . i l o t e x t u r e d ni
Ii'M utie invanibFjd
t h s t comment,
v ou may rqirtxiucti
p e r n x l »f tex(ure,i
c o l o r or combirutioaii
c ol or* in t he form
I
W a sh in g to n u< i tin '. j
■I t h o ,
f ( Clothe* may not mnke the man lit teal in fltn in . i. \ 1 v r|
F t a/i- i
but they make him worm nn ii 1h\ U u
IDAI*** i
1.■ 1 i 1 h r ■
like tht*.
'
»
, !' (
t i n a - s i i n i | i t i o n ot
natoi Iron N o rth
"! Ill 111. W l u t e II ■
1!' nnv ' ' t Vi• t " rii1it r
ill.lt 1TI 11 a 'in -I o!
nr<
rli 1,M.i " i" | •t. | •■*1 ' . l i e ,
u q ij nian is Killta hv 1Yi Hllit 1,1 . Di i ■ "i. ki !' .i \
# , A«a»
"8 t. eCloud
jut* u
a headline,
Train," *houU
headline He iji- tin tied to p . I,
e I ai t * I ..1 1 il i t ,. S e n a t o r I r a / n r*gH\
I
.
1 i ■' v. -i v. It. reft- Ii.- is only
i o-i
l!n .in e almost r o ryltiing
■ (den .— him, Meni ken i, t n.ioWed
’ v sale, with superl t . ri l > to thi h i np ’ he critic me*. Se n a t o r Hee.l
t;a» also heon a b us y rritu- and ha<
■"WII K.c eti • red,I fur wisd.'lu liuit
'horrid Inn. I <■<-11 c >tended I ■ him
far ' !.
-
•t Us teij
TEXTO
( H A S H A N D C d M IA N Y
For Sale by
Sanfucd. I bi.
. .. |l 11. 'll .it»r**a«l
‘I,. a i 1 III u t <• th' : .1 * r ll V, - tHIM* I)l»*> k’*kf*cJ Him mit it' th*
n ft '•hip 1In* •'lit Ja ;l ' r . h *■h Ah•
‘iM\ l ’!111M) 11 S um
‘i
i h f ». rn«■• .il *‘
' •{,,.[!
i i i. t: | t * v. h\ 't'D -i 1! '
! k<ivv\ 1}ii( * \f v if u
ir u - 1 rn tv .
M ■■
iid
iiii iiii-ii- pat 511 1' d t ■■]' r r 1 fll 'l
Vj1 * » U . if f 11
Jt iV Tt'
!
Iff!* Ill 'HI h< n t hcv i.O f haf
Our f<m•h *•* i i h
, , •.. ' ■ , f
4h-' ?. iTimnt i> ii »■i Thetil I 1 I'M
' hn l •St*?
1h» t « fi
|t
■l ill
t’l«
l I
For a Better Stucco He
. k cepinjf out t »"
up this counlt
;.ti
K. di
,.i.\ ...an i'li
McSUkeh |i"i,lHI.I philo-oph)
He
count .let. ill l*t t -idi-nl
Ctsdidge knew Heed was a g r e at man he
tended to look after he got on the niti< h s ig n ifir i up ,■
;ir, ■ri.r IHrmei'M of home cll -' me r - , I!.- d o e s n ’t consider the Ilejiuhli ■iiuse he was in di s agr eement with
W. need enn natiurml conVeation f o r a inn t her men
i i th. furiner’s danger
D u rin g t h o b ut t Hu-Haitin o f I ’. i n g r e s s S e n a t o r I ’r a z i i T m o o k..,od people from Europe
meat mat n omi m. ti s ('ot.littgc ju*1
U>l Keel! st ak e hi* . use for the
"We got tw enty-flvf ducks." re scarcely h a t l a i h a n c e t o t a k e a p e e p a t t | u W h i l e H o u s e , bli.lluniKIO of t h e m
on.m n e v e r po* presidency on that ami lose, stiys
like t hat, old ;
’ marked a jubilant hunter the other m u c h less v i si t il a s t h e piu-d o f i t s c h ie f o c c u p a n t at b r e a k
" m u f f l e d (mill ■In' f ’om.murciui Ajijicul
And we
serisrd tile -of1
he exhibited a imv tmiu h
a i . ve* let him do *■■
' l i l t M Kh
strippuur '
'•
It
V
"f
ilvu
that
I
t
e
m
'
f
a
s
t
,
l
i
e
wHs
a
n
i
n
s
u
r
g
e
n
l
t
h
e
n
i
e
a
i
|
o
u
t
o
f
pa
t
1
c
m
u
l
t
i
ils
ofccaHso
a n d sll lltlfleil b \ h i s c o l l e a g u e s lie. a n - e o f h i s allgl l l l l el i t w i t h f ti oi. w"men's fitees “ k n i . i i w U
» 1- --------- n------ iti.cn ..m i
l.rwitbe" m 'kiug
yfijrd merchants have filled t h e L u l ' o l l . t l . f o n . s
l i e s still a n I t i s u r g e t l l 111 t h e - I r n l e r like "f the caliph, ert vt i mt Sl.lt
( ’H R I S T M A S
r JSI#« Uorc* with
many things se n se of Hu w o n ) Iml lie's ha k II y « " i s ta n ih iig , 1... ns m s <1 k ,01111! I 'tmhfi, ic l.-fiah
id
u
nit H: N
■I ! I- \ I 11 \ i
Wnlt^i Innlfv' wonderful eift- for ,,, . . . i
.
.
f M dt-.mmed
law 11 v le ■
jjS»rt|trna.. * " •>-, ■ th e r e g u l . o , a n i - m e i n o d
..f . Imn he* T h a t hupp o m i.
, i; «. |
Dyi m g tjte last s e s s io n id t om c s s . anil th e .me IteLu.*, i l ull1 miry times, Hi 11" Kreioh ,
“ s "■ t ■■• n u nt o H'-i I i" r profiteer? >.f tlu Ti iuple, tnev
IclieoT and - , ,
thing whn ii
T.ivi* met Him in gr eat m-i -t
#TdKnT. L iu ln eu n ie n m v adver- th e Kt»pnldiettn < had a c o m fo r ta b le w o r k in g m a j o n li m th e revolution-, n.mi now In M
. conn1 lo pa.-■uiipassion upurv the poor and * ■k
w,ir9*. 4h«*y havp far u U (y d ila te, lull th is -e s sio tt it s d ilb i‘. nt
I'he only wav I hey
li
*hepl. r«l I'.'i, h in hom'd
■nil friendless, for lie beheld M.i
dnii
I
t
ItKKA
W
I
L
L
mnh
■ W W W ngat ahoW5‘ th®y bclieM m t>un np-.|ntiiin ev e n a s lig h t m a jo rity is
h a v e all ol D ie mvain «>f conirmu
ettsp. For Hi i. ti It i Itide as -he«q) without a i-heg
Jiull of the magni f icent c hu rc h j.f
ui in n book, n u herd: they have met Him on Mis
b ______
i su r g e n ta on i h •-r .'•bln. l i e n e e th e m e r t u r e s to th en "b lack St. Sophia, built by rom tanlme'. I | hil1f: ‘1'fl ’,r’'
" ‘ h ^ch. but in the ni gh t field* i rosb; they ho\re met Him in ilir
rile GhnpHn'n wife hu« filed ;shevp;” S e n a to r Frazier wa* K.'.eii th e g la d hand of u e l- hist l , 600 y ea r- ago Since taking
Jinv,.
'
under
lhe night *k>. N o r were i Jdll dn\Mi of Easter as He waited
Jrarntdivarre an grnnnds of cm n ,m e several .lavs ago and the It’ pub!', ails held a lm, fea.-t. Constantinople ihc Turk
where
’ b. ph. td- Miblc c h n n i r t . n , forth and wrapped Himself in a
I"CUY. .Il in cruel to force mtynne ,r ,
. ,
.
, ,
ii-ed
St.
Sophia
at.
a
inos'pt'
tlielr own Itihb bad closed ccii gardener'* smock; bul multitnil's
W 8 hnk 1.1 a face l.ke hi* everv d„v . 1 »'<* l l » ' 1 « l " ' 1
' '’1Lrh t to, for n ot o n l y d i d S e - n a t o r I ' r n z i e r Mohammedan* pray, letiviru -in
birii * before, .T-uI iII psh t h e y rest » l TH---.fr met Him thus have met
lirttun tn Un it tim e appeals but li. c a u s e d h i s f el lo w D a K o l i i | nt lie dfH.r
' i ------- o
cd in tl.eii g r av es ere the new Hi Him us the Babe' of Christmas.
kWilV' Uowaday* feeh purlieu senator, vuung (b-rald Nve. a Is. .ui i i m u r g u n t . (n i n c e p t l l u ’ i
I# preatperous whim it lm* j u s t . uXtentltMl r»l i v e r a n c h .
CONSTANTINOPLE • bn-imns hie win* begun. No; " t h e r e were in The Manger bn* conquered its
•JJanuther big Stock of niunr .pnt
. bona
o
,tor iE razier may, ib e c r i t,i - . d. rfm yielding
,.
'were
prondsodtluwhen
"m Turks the Mom country s h e ph e rd s nbid Inr Ireds of millions in every gen
In tils parly iwm() t'hnt
jaJ,t m..,m-ni an- ing in tin- field, ke ep i ng then et at ,on
-Tampa Tribune. s>, a
over tin. ir figwks b y night."
\n>l because the world Is inure
jcatlprs. too quickly.,. jVIuny wi l l iliink lie should have been gel* would apjmar before hi. So Watch
TI.'y had heurd tlio Messenger r’hristian, the season of Christnn*
i.hia
and
dest
roy
the
heal
hen.
it
Bu^ the N o r t h Dakotan is no- fool,
i Waller. Dnmrosch, nt the u g « « f morg deliberate.
?
lh«* hrathtfl tiding* and tho singing of tb< . v' nd* itself inerenaingly throves
f
........ heavenly boldiers; they had seen :lm year. With each nucceci'mg
y-flve, resign.* im eomhu'tor of ' Ht‘ realizes bin position. lb k n o w s that in the hollow o
,11 limit
hia hand he holds tho bol/incv ot power and with one st rose, I, jftn9 Thoso piou* ancient* little the '-inIdea glory; than silcnco fell ci 'lemtinn Christmas last* lunger,
aM ii u i.||.. can make or break the Republican party in this .irenmod that their heautiful My and night. And they raid to on. uni -enrehe* out more places f r
“Let us go and sec."
"s light and wnrmth.
c tu it
if jU. .',
.session of ( ’ongresa. He will forgive his lenders and he will xnntine church would one day i-ciio another,
If they are In the Bible now, n l-.ealeit men, und hospitals have
. 'HP* ”pn .Y
vtvte as a *gni>ti- Republican kIhuiM vote, but he will make cacophonous fox trots and ma
is that we may pul them Jp th. >■-<r since Increasingly girdled the
ait/.rd will have *oniethlng to them pay dearly.
i revolt AGITATES Albania, fields again—shepherd* watching e a rt h . Ho taught, and (ducation
r.pread from pole- to pole. He
Orlando ami Dclalml on the |
• Takp for instance the appointment of the United States Hainan country of much brigmid- their flocks by night.
is. said of; their
,
: - . ebarar
—, \every kind of despotism tins dwin■^Vth and thirty-flw t _uf th i* , marshal in North Dakota. C. F MudgOtt, a staunch Coolidgo nge. Skodra in reported occupied Nothing
,roo<* or bad. .They ,
undeipthe power of tho Freeby rebels and on ^
ftre. "Revolution
■ M ffiS ? , w v'm*K t,K'y r,,n ' man and a blttP*-enemy of Senator Frazier, was announced --------------.........
rMjfos .i ntho Argyrocaitro region. werc ^ordinary men an ordinary ,j()m which Ho bequeathed to men.
great new t h n d i „ . . .
.
... ,
„
ijiXtf... - J.. : ] ’* ur the ono ¥<ir the ^ioat. Scnutor Frazier interposed. Mudg You never heard of tho*« place* duty tor.nuwhom
....
_ 'H e i* the one force th a t has di
nnd n
they
what the nttoniey for the ' ett i.s not to be marshal »nd Senator Frazier ifl to decide who pcrhnps, anyhow, but be gruteful come,
vided history.
and see."
. • c® .
that Uncltf
y&g*±*T. '•will. A United States maraluiblup is not such « big t h i n g ,_____
..... Sam isn’t bound by the
o f t h e world is in two
* ‘ *
are many in Washington who will concede th at tongue of nitioru. to;aepd men or At a little distance they could chapters,
oro Bethlehem, and
mohey to Argyrocastro.
\ft,*r Bethlehem,
see, in d ar ke r shndoW tha;
Frazier could hove had his way no m atter itow intnight, t h e walls a n d towekar
" Le t us now g o even unt o Beth»nt the. occasion m ight have been.
RUSSIA ALSO JfLAK tniulde. j little town. Past tho *pot where lebem ahd jkso
s t h i n g vrliich to
la
r Waft ojkiiir Meanw|til^( {j(enato^^ Frazier in gratified. He h a s a Eightcch officials ooff t h e bobbeviV
the Angel stood, over the spaco so . ume to pass. . . . And they came
ted
rmifg
ov
er
n
me
n
t
o
r
e
f^jrepwtct
grudge to settle and Hera In an excellent position to settle it. ..
. , ...
..........more
. than earthly n ml found tho hnbe lying in
lately
lit with
l l eo v
i._u.
•through
*- the
Ho
will
bg
^bit*.to
square
accounts
with
the
satisfaction
‘>
f
!i.
e
r®
tL
^
t
d^Wn
Hmsl
!“««'.
li.eht°,n
tht gates and up manger."
m .
dark stre e ts thej
knowing that all things come lo him w|»o waits long enough. [,“tH
des pai r , for bolshevism *!/AVti’• ’thpir ‘‘^nV-.*t"
'juest. They* found
Donlemporary Comment
(gave thi'nobles’ land to the pen* no temple, no thebloglana, - nn
----------- L
*4
A
Young
man
«nt».
and
they
dread
a
ebang,
that
^Ws.'nA'ultnm
THE JAPANESE a re u peculiar »j)cople.
'
K
might return it to tho noble*
? ,,d found B p
lf to
U nAtlanta
*re,em en
bo 5
IhDToltio approached the Prince Regent with a petition to'
A.’ .,',.
" Babenin°«lhm i ; £ dr sent
in contlnuc
the same t0ratioi
b
i
^
J it
now, 'th at city will become inremedy, locnl political conditions, He was seized by the po- ijft
■were on ^histr way homo Joumey
every year, but not .11 ect ------w|th p r id e -^ ite n s b o ro
flated
Ha
|gfc\before' her could approach the royal'presence. In his Iroih
___ tho football game
Daily News:
i twice, as bIccvoh wer« found IhriiUty'qments for haro-kirn. Dragged broke tho.sUence feby remarking
and S anta Claus.
ba to
II push on- scrpM the field
ho. Explained th a t had he .ijeen aucceasful in his u d ly . I|( ^ I* ,P?, —i . 1 .,
First dr ite r
lethlehem, to tho M
Jioteiy. have killed himself in atoneChrist,- On, on p ast ’
peculiar way
‘ " ““atinoya
■New
Every element oi
b e e n taken cut oil
Stucco. You can bef
you i
I f H'l v lU>V“l
Poluiei v u ialorm in<
n o at rca> * ~ i'cautiflJi
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BY! SANFORD EASTERN STARS
The Seminole Chapter Number qvet* of flower* Mra. W'urt W
Two, Order of Eastern Star, held W arner was presented an exquisite
Its tfegujar- meeting Thursday eve Corsage of rose buds.
ning at ttfa-Afiisonic Temple when
A most interesting report was
a large class of men, wore initiated given by
the secretary which
ns Master Mnscns, including Roby showed that much work had been
Laing, John Gove, Ernest Brother- done during the year, and tltot
son, J. Tildcn Jacobs, James, Huff over $ 1,100 hud l»eell-received by
Tom Merdith, Henry Roddcnbtrry, »he t- anuri-r' and that gifts of
Sandy Anderson, George Elliott j r P' 'O', rictrula, restroom fumiand Donald McDonald. Mr. nnd 1 ' ” -un! uthci necessary article*
Mra. Wurt W. Warner became for use nt the Temple hod been
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Much Interest Shown "omh,f
In Opera Engagement <i«ii n
Here DuringHolidays
A t t r a c t i v e P r o g r a m I s C,nu',e Howard and Joseph Grar \ A r» hn,n* who,M> numbers ore always
received
heard in n number of 'songs
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and specialties.
Ananged I401 D, A. R.
‘‘Society Vaudeville^
Much interest is being rpasifes*
«[,
ted by lovers of gtwd music In the
^ ,
coming musical event, the two-day
Story Hour at the
engagement of the Sah Carhia - r ? ', )
10:00 o'clock.
Opera Company, Dec. 30 and 31, aliVCl
<r Wakefield will etiat
the Milano Theater,
J g ]<’
jnbers of the 1022-24
An incomplete list of patrons| r j >
“Mother Goose” party
and putronesicn includes: Mr, and ■*"*■* 4
i at her home nt GenMm, Forrest I-ake, Mr. and Mrs,
; S- 0 . Chase, Mr. and Mrs. E m est
Tt„ 1 uletide Hpltit prevailed
ilousholdcr, Mr. nnd-Mra. George FriiU> evening when Mrs. Ernest
made.
j Monday
_r> L. P.'-jRousholdpr entertained at bridge
eltn Sorority dance at
There w r r r 11 members initi A. I)e Cottes, Mr. and Mrs,
ated this past year, two reinstated, Hagan, Mr. nnd Mr*-John Moisch,int hcr lovely home on Evans Stro -t,
[II at 9 o'clock.
Vaudeville" nt the W«J- me cnapler for the your, Mrs. fou
only one de- Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M o r e Scott,| the cue *t* Ltcing members of th"
Mi. nnd Mrs. E m est C Galloway,I Evening Bridge Club.
at H o'clock, under the Glenn E. McKay, worthy Matron roil
i
Mt\ and Mrs. Henry W ight, Mr,
Vuni hued poinsettias, roses n'
| the Sallie ' Harrison nnd Mr. McKay, worthy Patron, in
well
chosen
words,
thanked
the
Mr
nnd
Mrs.
A.
R.
Key,
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othi-i
ul flowers in the varying
S. D. A. R.
Mr.’tand Mrs. S. R. Dighton, Mr, h’ (..... rut ::'.k the rooms where th»
Meeting of the Scmino)} various officers for their efficient K
and Mr». E. A. Douglass, Mr, and shii lo- ,,f red wero effectively used
| K .y will be held it work during the year, Mrs. L. H (
Associate, who
|
jut the Mnsonic Temple, Gibbs, retiring
Mrs. W'. Theodore Lantfley. Mr.! cn r'1
had been arrnngd for
leaves soon for Orlando where she tt^.
be initiation.
will make her home, was presented w ,
ic- j Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Dr, and i After several rounds of bridge,
n lovely boudoir lamp by Mrs. Me Ch
score* were counted ntjd the prize
Tuesday
N .1 Mrs Samuel Pulcston ,Mr. and
I
ms i Mrs. J. C. Benson, Judge and Mrs.,;for high :-;orc, a set of Mndeirn
i Guild Christman bail Kay. Th» Worthy Matron also yt<
presented her various officera with |,0
nt- James G. Sharon, Mr. nnd Mra. W..; napkin*, was awarded Mrs. Floyd
Hull at 0 o'clock, i
,iH i S. Leak. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball, i ’nliner For having held top score
ft. May and Mr*. W. H. attractive lioxcs of stationery j * 1|,e
| Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P, Forster,' Mr.■, among the men, Holiert A. NewII entertain at bridge tokens of appreciation Of their, wn
I and Mrs. E. F. 1.into, Mr. and Mrs.I, man was given a Japanese lac
nt the homo of Mrs, i loyalty during the past year.
q Ut-red ( 'gar box
! l . r . itohout.
Mr. and Mrs. McKay were given
Thirteenth Street, hona hnnd-inadr pillow Uq> of Eastern ,
Mihlred Hund.
M hi n ; 1,<- tables bsd tieen clean- I
| Rev and Mrs Mortimer Glover,
qisrtment of the Wo- Star design and a large bouquet
Mi tod Mrs Julius Takach, Mr ami hud with embroidered cover-,
will present a Christ- of red Radiance- roses. The pre
anti \trs Francis K, Boll, Mr. ami t v f r< -hment* of a t empt i ng aula I
J program at .'l o’clock sentation wn* made by Mrs Verne
Mrs Howard I.«-.ig, Mr. anil Mrs. it" t -weet cour'-e were served by
[' I! Smith as chnir- Mao,Ward, in behalf of the chap- |
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Shinholser, Mr. nnd Mrs. th tiostess.
i ter.
Playing wete
Mr nnd Mrs. Da
jf'tiiinir P Herndon. Mr. and Mrs.
The candidates each gave u short
itn! of Mrs. Virginia
Mrs.
(ii-'-tge
llanlen, Mr. nnd Mrs. \iti I. Thrasher, Mr. mu!
lie classes and Mrs. W. I talk and during the impressive
Ed u a rd Higgins, Mins Margaret It-d-Tt A Newman, Mr. ami Mrs.
expression classes nt 8 floral ceremony were gi ven boil
Alaska Souffle
Dnvis, Mrs. T S. Davis, Mr. ami Fi or d Rainier. Ful l est l a k e and
he South Side primary
is hold e i
Mr* A M Phillips Mr anil Mrs 1 r- *t
’ Saturday
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^High School Kootb.ill
labfes Knjoy A player^ Kntt'rtainccl
;ful (liristnias P.y Thf “ Y tlirls”
!ti(l:l\
I'A o n i n y
f th.- i li i i <1 '< •
dist < b u r h v - i r i)
PI,,. I , , , l j 111
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tall fed i at heiirul i an
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,ntertaim-.l
I r e ’ltiig, a f t e r which
[ m s i i United
by Mrs
hi'*, cluitn president,
id''! Habbit
delightcil
[with a number of ap-
biidingB.
Prominent on the social m ienAnother local artist fa MUs Ele,
anc-r Herring, a violinist of note,
i h r for net week is. the "Society who ha, w c n t ly n lu r M l] frotrt
Vaudeville to ho proslnted Mon* abroad whore she completed her
day evening nt 8:30 o"ciock at the musical education nt the American
Womnp’s Club by the Sallie Har- Conxeroitory of Music and Beaux
rison Chapter N. H. D 'A . R. and! Arts at Pontnincblcnu, France,
promises u» be m e of the most She also holds diplomas from the
tlnuaunl as well ug urtistic events JOrchestral Society of America at
of the season.
1New York, and the New York IttTho Lion’s Quartette composed | slitute cf Musical arts,
of S . R. Dighton, Paul Kongo,
Miss Lucy Jofmrfon, n former
,
lu li artist.
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GIVE
'11- R J Hi
This Christmas
\ (gift F or K very One
■o- v
In T h e F a m ily
A r e Y o u C»(
ll-e'.l • "i « h l ';the i t*U*f
,i ml g it f i; pt i ilnimn,, te ;
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\) mh« is aUemiing th; tnte-t
itig meet i n- were
Mr
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Mis Kuyttumd Key, Mr
It i herd T w i t h'dl
f ihivtvrtIti-n-h, Mrs
Anna \ an N im*
it * n, Mis
i iHudi* Ruulerson,
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S.nmii-I Pub- ti ll, Mrs \\ b
Wat son, Mrs \V it
Itallurd of
Altainotiti-, Mis II
Meliirk
»f
I i-tigwood. Mi
J'llm Meisi h .'i ,
Hi '- i onxlxting of NVn
an f u l l cake, ungel
im! volfi-c were served
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ll sci. you slnniid g iw it t m r and serums thou gh t
as to tlie r ig h t kind of material that you are going to
use in con structing t h e h'-me
f 'all us for quotations and information of any kind
p e r t a i n i n g to t h e er ec t i on of tin* building, for we k n o w
wha t you wa n t and s houl d have, v-io n yon go into d e
tails as to t h e kind of a Itoni • t It a! , mi expei t to Imild
Miike tin- joy uf Yulotide last throughout
tho yi*nr by givinyr a useful Electrical gift,
lien* wc have pictured j nut a few miggeations fur g i f u for all the family. Our show
mom* are well Htoeked with beautiful elec
trical appliances among which you are .sure
in find the ideal gift. Pay us n visit and
let us help you pick it out.
SANFORD ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING COMPANY
1 lfi Ma g n o l i a
P hone 112
Iv 1 ■• r and Mrs Bab■■I i , * number of the
Mi MAPLI
>yn j of Quitninn,
ere Monday to lie
■ft Mho and Mil-
Grippe, Fliu
:ct Bilious Fever
T h e tlir i-e - liu tlo n
llltixl rut c l l» v e r y pul'
itlar w i th prep »<’ hOol
h e y i*. hilt It » o n l ) line
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Members of our 1926 club expressed themselves as favoring this sure way
having money cn hand for their Christmas shopping^ Each year finds our ch
increased and we hope that in 1927 we will have your name on our list to recei'
a substantial check*
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PHONE 1\j <
TO THOSE WHO WERE MEMBERS OF 1926 CHRISTMAS SA NGS CLU
WE HOPE YOU HAVE RECEIVED YOUR CHECKS AND WE CONG-RA'
LATE Y O U -A N D WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
V'e invite all of our members in our 1926 elub and those who were'not meml
to ccme nt^v- and join-our club now open for »
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thrilled audiences at the Rivia
on Broadway, where she complai
an eight weeks’ engagement, ‘i
though only 12 years of age, M
Johnson is most proficient in sli
ing, - dancing and performing,
tho ukelele.
Other Professionals . appear;
wn the program aro Misses Audi
Roborti and Louise Tatem H
gerford, both of Orlando, who i
do a Grncian Dam e, Both of tb
youpg women have had a , g i
deal ,v t experience before the ft
lights and possess unusual Uiee
|
and Mis II ( 1in Hose, Mr, mil Mills I H. IK
Mt s H I
hit in-r Mr and Mrs I
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meinis-r- --f the f- -lotll t*-iim ot
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r-ve-tulig it ■m yiiieri .il,
1 * gion iiut
I he spat Ions room w«- decornt
enteri'tneil
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orange
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with
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fool lull Kispetlde*! (tom the viol
fijtoli ’■n K e
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large fin- hurnt-ji mi tie- hearth,
adding a cheery rule to the seem
i D Wolfe, secreluiy of \ !;•
he al ^ . M- V A . assisted b\ '-l:
(JsiMirtie Wtlliains and Mrs K <
Maxwell, had charge of the vawvm i over i-<l
Oils game.* and Contests
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I ul! kiiiiN- Wi le jilayvil s iVed as refreshmeiit
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holders
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resident, is another talented yont
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nml cold water, elw trlc lig h ts
7 im
Address J. J. Nulla, Pineeatrtlc, gas for cooking. Two bed room' buy 3 well located Oak Hill lots. [
( Foot Speci alial)
will be received
Flo.
with hath. liv in g room, dining Prico $750 each, 10 percent off
Lloyd, Sin... storo.
jnd eolleclef aenl
room, kitchen, screened porch, ga for a|l cash.
)
ta
Phone
102
fur
appointment.
for payment.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
5G— F u el a n d F e e d
rage
Piano included. 705 Pal
.10c a line
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
125 cash and $15 monthly will buy
metto Aw. Apply 810 Elm.
RUGH— Shampooed, r i g ht in your
“The Rcxnll Store"
Sc a line
corner lot in Pinohtirst.
Price
home; colors [••stored, nap m i s - j WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fireWe make n specialty o/ our prompt
„.7e a line
PHONE 530.
$1250.
ed, made to look like now. H i g h e s t ! place. -‘i
FOR
KENT—Five
Room
House
at
A
T
t
filling of prescriptions and i>u!:k npprovfji, or nu charge. B. Ric<w,'
Its on reqMflt*
Elder Spring,.
Impure 1100
delivery.
FOR SALE r 1
rates ure for
$25 cash nnd $15 monthly will buy
_.
rtif- expert, with l-wiey Dr y Clean- j
Myrtle Avenue.
HE WILL APPRECIATE
WOOD
—
WOOD
-.sertions.
beautiful lot on French Avenue.
^DR HER
or*, Phone 4(15
our Gordon Pipes for HI*
Store,
Heater,
and
Fireplace
[of average length
Price
$1350.
)-------------HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
FOR RENT-- 5 room bungalow on
man, Joe's Smoke House, -lv»*
(H ICK SERVICE TRANSFER
_ line.
'
F
o
r
HER—GlfU
of
distinction
for
Radiator and sheet metal works EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES.
Palmetto Avciiua corner
of
Charge of 30c for
1st St.
PHONE 498
tho boudoir. Onion Pharmacy.
|
\ Plain and ornamental sheet metal
no kinkd, one prire, personal at
Spurting Street. Two bed room*, I-fturet Avexiuo lot itetween 9th
_
and
10th
Street.
Price
$2,000
o
n
-------------—
-------------------—
work.
.
Tel,
71G-W.
207
French
tention.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe.
jM
dining mom, living room and kit
ling Is restricted to
57—Good
Things
to
E
at
terms
of
$60
cash
nnd
$20
monthly.,
CANDIES,
SHEAFFEH'S
FoanPhone 349-J.
A
venue..
NOVELTY
SMOKING
Set*,
chen.
hath
room,
garage,
improvefriction.
______
toin Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Per
bigant'* Sharing Set*, Mill
menu. $43 monthly. Phono 713
is made The San*
1PASTRIES, I’lES, salads. W c take for appointment.
Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on terms of fume nnd compacts that will Brushes, lea th er Gooda and Pocket
S..J. NIX
rill be responsible JAMES II. C O W A N -A ll kinds, of
please her. Lnncy’s Drug Store, Flask*.' Union Pharmaey. •
special
orders
for pattiesAttorney and Counsellor at t^w
$25 cash and $15 monthly.
Incorrect Iqfertlon,
Tin mid Sheet Metal W ork.1
Rout ids Delicatessen. 162t W. 1st FOR RENT—5 room stucco bun- ,
______
Mcisch Bldg.
210 E o,t First Street.
for aubiMnent
Water and Boat. Tanks. At O ak’
St
he office should bo
gnhiu located at the corner of And' we have many other good — ------------ .
Avenue' nnd Third Sth-el. Tele
iiately in c a n of
0,111 ASSORTMENT Ot FANCY PAJAMAS,
/'
Palmetto
Avemm and Katie Street lots that can bo bought for Just | SKK
Jackets, lounging Robes,
phone 111.
Christmas
cards, novelty glass
CIRC CLINE PERMANENT W av-: N O T IU E -Sec J
R. Ellis for
Ijugi- living room, dining room, 11 few dollars down.
ware, lumps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him thin Christmas,
IVERTISIJRS fjjn
tog. Gunmiitved not to burn, Christmas orangrs. Fnncy orange*
kit" hen complete with electric
DEAN-BEllC CORPORATION 1silk underwear, pockr-t book* and Perkins Co.
gB
[d representative
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Madam Harriet, over Mobley s ; ftf.00 per box. Phone 6«t-J Celery range and water heater, built in
Herald Building
other
distinctive
gifts
for
Mi-Lady.
D
rugstore.
j
Avenue.
imiliar with rates,
■
1
.............
.‘i.'S
-jljM
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
cabinet*, two bed rooms, hath with
Phono 713
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Magnolia
isificatlon w|ll g iv e
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
FOR HIM—Attractive w itch**:
shower,
large front afttf ~rJ!!»«
[information. And
Avenue.
*
5K— Household Goods
840-J.
THE
NEXT
TIME
you
are
sick
the latest design. Don Sm i
porrhe* Owner will rent for $05 89— W anteU —-R e a l In state
hey will assist you
You
soon
will
1
try
Chiropractic.
Next
to Yowell's.
monthly,
or
will
sell
on
exception
our want ad. to
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
B. U PERKINS — Haberdasher get well nnd will keep smiling, FOR SALE — Davenport, also al! \ eu*y terms at a closo price.
e f f e c t iv e .1 •
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Electric. Cush or terms.
FOR TUB FAMILY
>•
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Phone 482-J for appointment Dr. | wardrobe, dining table, rvfriger- F "I fui tln r information sen Mr [WiU buy or trade for your «iuity s i ^ ' S e..........
[a n t NOTICE; .
w i n ..g ' ...............
M achine"^.,
" ‘
......... Cv”
A W.i
W.
K.
MacDougnll,
1st
Nut.
Bank
alor.
rlresser
and
other
articles,
m
1
In
iiih
'
Intu
In
nmv
nil
lU
rli
vtnlnu
n
.
.
.
.
Mitchell at The Herald office.
Clothes. 110 First Street.
In any Iota
any subdivision in ... v*
..
.
.
.
11.1
1—
should give their
lildg.
914 Myrtle Avenue.
South Florida. In answering this JJ{rh,,1*ou' Munn‘rer.
M cU
j A NEW LIVING. ROOM S_
Ctofficc address ns
I
advertisement tell me how much • rcny ‘
__ | will bring joy for
7 8 — O lT lr es n n d D e s k R o o m
phone number if
THE SEMINOLE PRINTKRY
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING i l l — M is c e lla n e o u s
i-sults. About one j
you have paid, the ha fa rue due.
I INGER1E a pair of
thruout tho year, . B tllllK
ANSCO CAMERAS
nnd jewelry repairing Don S m it h '----------------------- ------- — --------- I OFFICE FO a jirN T —in Melsch
u thousand has a
the lot numbers, and the loratim
n r‘ ' hnndkerehiefs would niluro C o»
AND SUPPLIES
202 K 1st St.
FOR SALE CHEAP—One light • Blog
Apply A. I* Connr-fly &
the others cun't
property, also give your prea-. muk|1 hnr a 1(ivi>ly K, a . Thu Yow---- - '
601 W. Uth St. W. N. I.umley, Prop.
- 1—-Aj - T *T
weight baby carnage In good Son.*. Magnolia nnd 2nd
with you unless
e.nl and home address. AVrite Box ell Company.
GET
Y
O
U
R
C
H
R
IS
TMAS
ELGIN. \\ A I. I HAM. Humiitoii, 11-1condition, Mrs. Forguson, Bllder ------------ IHV H Car Sanford Herald.
your address,
anti holiday decoration*,I.
8
0
—A
—
R
eal
E
s
ta
te
D
irectory
limns
Watches.
Diamonds
and
Avenue,
Glndexville.
CI
.
AH
EN
CE
SMITH
inusnee MUST be
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E.
wedding ringH. p. E. Ahearn, 3 1 7 ,- - ------------ -----------------.——
General Contractor
st The Sanford
Automobile F'or Sale
Stationery nnd Fountain Pon«,
Lor by letter. Tele*
W, First St.
.SUCCESSFUL Inhalation Germ R R, F'l.DRIDGF. Real Fistnte. nml
000 West First Street
ALWAYS FOR G
Seminole
Book Shop, McLandcr
tinuancea ire- not
A
nt Phons 441
| Destroyer for weak lungs (T .II.).j investments. Valdez Hotel build- LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
So* Parlslerino Gift Shop,
Arcade.
13 2 — H e lp W a n t e d — F e m n le
Asthma, Tonsilitis, Catarrh, Colds, jug.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
iler Arcado.
WIGHT-CHR1SENBKRRY PRINT
Flu
Rowscy's T A. H. Improved.
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
KELVINATOR Electric Refriger
------------------------------------------------ -c
rompt - Efficient 1 SHOP — Printing, Engraving. WANTFU
Several pianists and Box 120. Morgantown, W. Va.
HIGGINS-SMITH -WIGHT. INC.
ation the. Ideal Gift for Hor.
L
’rvlce
KENT V ULCANI ZI NG WORKS.
| Fimboesing. Si*e. uh firsi
Wo do
viw nltsts to work with lecturers -----------------------■■■ -------Real F^stute nnd
HOOD AND G OODYEAR TIRFIS Kelvinator J’ljitt f'o., 39 McLan: it. Phone M7-Wr R R Avenue- and renders several evenings a I 6 7 — R o o m s W i t h H o a r d .
INSURANCE BROKERS
SMITH
BROS,
“ 'j
tier Arcade.
U R. I* Batteries.
( ‘oinmcrilsl Street
•seek in Sanford «nd the imrned'
______ ,________________
Distributors Chandler
Home F’urnishers
F ou nd .
ate v Oil!',
! )11- I* exce|it Innallv m u II k NT ItiKinu with IhihpI
Commercial Avenue
SAY ' MERRY C H RI S T MA S " to
HI
—
W
a
n
te
d
—
'1
0
R
ent
high
<
lass
work,
only
the
best
of
Rcu-ons hie
Prnut 4 ho me 2*Id 1
21— I n s u r a n c e
Buy Now — Pay L>t«t
Her with n pair of now shoes
talent will he considered
Ade Magu'din A\ i' iiuc
|t A LI
BULLDOG
KKi
TO happiness
Studeliuker from Woodruff mid Watson's, 208
SI* v } \ 1i *It « ighl room furni hhej
U'.iiite remuneration
1 ••( ptwtnju
jet it hv ilo- ribltlg
for I hristriias San J u a n Garage f: Nt st.
f",lilt \vilh (Dirage wanted on
tars write Natteiial Bureau, Dept KOOMa, with or withmjt meal >
jnotite and expenses.
MEN’S. LADIES’ AND
F 25, Exi liiingt Bldg . Nashiille
rcilnlile part)
Reusonahle rates IJacidn Hotel. \ » i r Ir,.Ref
>x 719
GIYF HER A NICE N E W DR E S S
'
I N S U R A NC E
nut's beilrooin slippers,
T
imii
.
;
i
v
l
i
i
* 1*r v* i
Home must
In
USED CAR E X CH A NG E
Wc are prepared to retulei i' x i»- r<
\ N 11 MAT FOR CHRI ST MAS. $33)0 u pa r. Lloyd's Sbo*
6H—
R
nom
s
Wi
t
h
o
u
t
H
oard
f11 M!t•rn. irvnt rt*a*onnbit*, well lo CORNER PARK A M ) SECOND R A F FE LD 'S
| b ug 10 Wool worth MTvice in the follow ing lirnL A D I E S ’ SHOP, 108 K. 1st.
WORK AT HOME
*>• u dozen
U W W AN SL EY . ‘Manager
( Uh ilt hut nut ru’tfMu rily closi:■ in
l u g cash and 2 insurance
SANFORD AVENUE.
—
ma ki ng ecnrfs, Fixpertence un FOR RENT
Tw..
eon n e tt in g Might consider unfurni shed if goo,I
vith iiHirmgrmn M.
i.o-eHwuv
No O'llVil^xing
Pat
rooniH 'iiltjilile fui
three
or pie|nisition
CHRYSLER
Write purtkuliiru l .1
TEACH
YOUR
FAMILY
tfa«
114 E. 5th
FIRE
UH AH. T F I T . LEU M O T O R CO LET UR H E L P YOU <hfioic t h > of * savings account. A
ticular* for st amp
Idnmt St ivn • ft tor young men
1 tlrveniences. "Reeponsihlc," in re Herald
ideal gift f<K- him. Wit hnvd it
TORNADO
Sanford Avr. at loth St. Phone 6U2
1hi
i'll. ] ,y ni'i. Mu**
Kiite- very teasonalih
121 Mag
in our stock. Woodruff nnd W*t- mas Savings Club" account
ressoncs
LIABILITY
India Ate
out with this Bank will tank*
»<ih, 208 Ffnst 1st St.
K3— F a r m s a nd lat nd for Sale
NASH
AUTOMOBU
L A D IE S Make $25 !•• $50 week
appreciated
g ift for any
I o.-»ds tlm world in motor car value
HE AL TH
ACCIDF.NT
CS! Tube*?
Yes!
!> addressing turds at home; ex
R E N T Bed rtatnix with dim ■
of tho , Jam lly. FIrat
SMITH MOTORS CO
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
M AKVANIA
in id single Iwile
uif, Pa;k
Two cent
eaprjit ‘ in Sanford! Our knowledge of
Bank. .
insurance n periente unnecensnry
A*.
-4-$ v f t u B
H
2 0 6 Wes t nlwuvs at your disjHjsal and wifi st amp l>ring'* full p a i t n u l n r s
Phone 318
ITire
Allow u t the
ojiporlimlty ' I j
S EM I NO LE I I UP SO N - E S S E X HEEBKK-SHEEHK DOLLS, Twi*l ithlv, New I'a.stle, Indiana
INC
showing >011 this fu
property I
ap p r ec ia te a • all at mi) lime
tum Toys, Balls nnd Book),
SIJITS nr* mad* In
FOR R E N T
Very
at tract I v<- S' ruggs-Scoggiii is
203 Oak Are.
Realty
( k>
T*t‘tfijnqlc jju a k .''.S b i5 J 28 MoL*,t measure. W*
Phone 41
rooms with ji'-'Oter, twin bed*. I'lioue 735,
33— H elp W a n t e d — Mule
Masonic Temph
der
Arcade.
complete
line
of woolen tn
S ta tln n s — lie - '
5 minute* from Postoffice, Pbone
I GOLCLOUGH REALTY c n
disc. Quality, Service an * F U T
H
U
P
S
—
MARMONt,
W A N T E D —Active high grade ill*- ftil J
j
TOYS of every description thnt an Iced.
Sanford Automobile Oo
trict ag e nt to sell our a tt r ac ti ve | —— ------------------------------- *------------ HI— H o u se s fo r S ale
ITel.*782 311 First Nat. Bk Bldg
will delight th* children’s hearts.
TRIM CO,
206
Magnolia
Ave.
Phone
137
I
accident and health policies in full 'F’OR RENT- Furnished rooms for
M 0I.F THE TAILOR
Union Pharmacy.
(cur, not the owner.’
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
111 spare time
l iberal >01111111* j one or two gentlemen
All con
514
Sanford
Avenue.
DODGE
for cetimntu*.
DOUSES FOR SALE
Sion* with |>ermanent r ene wa l' | venlences, including hot water. Ml!
Pleasure car* and Gr ah a m Tr u ck s '
FOR HIM
RADFORD
I N s ui t u m t : i W ill receive persona] inst met ion- 'Magnolia A v e
R E A L E ST AT E
Phono 3 '
Small bungalow nur th of Hughey Film and ! .'(th St
iiii,| assist a nre
F'or peisonal in
— Street fin Palmetli. Avenue. Tw
LFLATHEU GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS sho'pp
\ t t III. live
front jots, can be tonight at lewa than IMl \uInrnohilei* fur Sale
s e r v ic e s o ffe r e d
here. A vomph'le lino Of
Nervi r w
writf*;
Si m m nil 4
m’ dI I'l lit HUNT
I'etis. Seminole Book Shop, Mr.
roi-in private ent rance and hath. present day value
d o n e -,
110 111
MiiU'tiii
Tempi
Ijitiili'r Arcade,
gng>\ jewelry, ludlc* and C*M;U
in j
Avtilluidi' nt once
Phone
129, term* of $50u cash and $75 mtintn j
JEWETT AND PAGE
iBldg , Jacksonville F la
wearing nppnrol. Give ypur
|rt Hair Bobbere in 25— F larlata,
Mr- litju. or <ull at 616 Puck ^including inteiest.
RIVE’S GARAGE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
aink .Children'll Dva wrist watch. Your
Sanford Dealer
ICALIc 352 for fresh cut flower*.W ANTED—Two boy* Day
Dn w o rt . Ave.
Silk Iiounging Robes and paja
irtment.
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 611 mas of nil colors, nicely boxed for Iq good. W. O. Russell Supply
nnd .plants. Mrs. Ginn. San- : Apply Postal Telegraph Co.
BARBER SHOP
6 9 — R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g ! 6 room stucco bungalow located
315 E. 2nd. St.
4
Christmas, The Yowoll Co,
iford Heights.
at the r or ne r of Pa lm r l to
and
tgnniia Ave.,
SANFORD BU1CK CO.
| 40— M o n e y to L onn
212
Magnolia
Ave.
Katie.
Ij i rge living room, d i e
. F U R N I S H E D ROOMS, hath, cm
A K ROSSITER
IPhono 367
Il»Mn k Tlkw b.iij
in ■aid ii'm -d u r fiii: /jvb oiids .u
i mg room, kitchen, two bed room*,
l'iu
l l ’G S T O R E
Prc1,0
A
N
S
—
Money
available
nt
7
j>et
shed,
healer.
winter
11lie.r
tef*
plalnanL
Celery Avcniin
Plume 212-W
CAT (ok
hath with shower, large porch*'*,
ftrugs, Sodn. Wo are
A. [’■1 1216 W 2nd St
ii in furtlirr orilrm) rliat (Ids
cent.
Close
in
properly.
A Floral Suggestion for Every
• i il"t Xjq |mlitl*hed In Tin- Hmif.irJ
etc, well liuiit ulid almost
new
)oiir phone.
S'a I t’o) ills litid Vina
Connelly A Sons.
na H. l’ojntx,
)( it aM. a ,.u«vs|ia|mr jmlilliilirU In
Occasion
$8,000 on t e r m s of $200 cadi ami
» Iff. 3( ..live and If death f tW
>11 103
Hitnf.itit.
H^rnttudr
t*,iuru>-.
IMi.rlitOi
I
TWO
NT
<'
E
CLEAN
fomishe.1
uvlseea,
uni.
now
n
hetr*.
duvls
. le*a»
Florid Designs n Specialty
$8f> monthly
t-i»t-* ■ i<-ti week (or four uomiecxjuve
17— . D o g s . C a t s , IVLs
MILLER (i |>||| I LII'K, INC.
>1 k iniitei * uinl to all Ueteuli*'
housekeeping rooniu, all ronven
Ut fl* r
*
, ,
g
lull rrat*' Ullder Ibtr^MlH
u t r ,\ y a « ( my lisnd and the ». 4I
A Furniture Co.
rnnee*. 112 E. 6th St
l ojiit* and.Vhu* 8 - I'ayuts.Jf
USED ( Alt LOT
•>f th. I lreuit I’ourt o f -t h o S n m l i f Nat
BIRD I>l>GS. Thoroughl y trained,
“ S T E W A R T T H E F LO RI ST "
Spanish bungalow on park Ave
ust Street
uir.-.
T
L
v
iti.ed o r 'otherwise, U|
Judt.iui Circuit ot tlie Htitte
nt
It. Jackson ft
sent on trial, $36 to $100, free
ry u lull line.
Flowers for all occasions
nue. Pa rt l y furnished, two bed
Klmlil.i In unit for Ri'inltlule Coutil). WiMt*m
7 1 — W here to E a t
a* \V. It. Jackson)
on III!* llie till du>- of iJeculuLiui A known
lut on application,
Joe Moss,
M c L AN D Et t ARCADE
rooms, living room, small itlnim;
|rv right. Cush or
(tally and it> icreiver of ‘
D. lo.'s.
•
.
PA
LM
E
T
TO
AND
3RD
ST.
NattuiiWl
Hank of Off
l.ewisburg, Tenn.
Phone 781.
mat your business.
ihkai. i
v . k . m w jm .
FLAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good room, kitchen, bath with shower,
tug I'ltri'oriitlmt orgnnU
Clerk nr
double
garage,
large
yard.
$8,00(1
ti.
ievciith 1J milclal “ ‘W ill L
< • the IUnited
nllcd Hlate*
8t»ilM Cttilings to uut at all times. 105
(hv Hi't
and tf dr.il,
deed, to
Id l n r .r H o I trti." ir nlive nnd
l« t>
j mi terms of $500 ensh nnd tho ha I Chevrolet Touring
of rinridn
W . 1st St.
Ir*.
tlt
vlyeee.
$125.00
"
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u
n
t
y
.
U
f
rtu
m
l’
|
k
iiu
v
v
h
h
e
ir
s
.
d
w
|j»
v
e
*
.
J
« |
mile County
' inrue payable like rent.
Rruntera. usslrneea, tranifi
Jiy;
1 1-2 Ton Graham Truck
in
i sdllr* and to
$800.00
w. yj; wki;kk »m‘c«*«"ts
interest* U
71— ApnrlraeotH nntf F’latg .
i
.. _____
D*puty Clerk. Rolia chtlniliiR
1920
Ford
Touring
'
-*= T^*.^ fek la
$350.00 Der-riTTO flPKNCKR &
•i
i
-1 i
Beautiful bungalow nuiorig nuk
m "
W. Jackson Cs<«m
said \VI||lum
DIOHTiiN.
n as tv. It- J*ck»on>T
tree*. Alninet new, large living 1925 Ford Touring
$250.00 Hollrltorr ami nf Cuunsnl for the tlnu-* know md
ow, ‘Pont’ -Be soctt
a* receiver eg U
F’OR RENT — Completely furnish rrrom, two bed town*, dining nook,
i
divtdually
and
NeS'B!Compialiiunt.
tlMC: SONIA
NINNtGS*
i WASN’T
102*1 Essojc. Coach ..... ...... -1500.00 Publish Dec I. U . If. JJ, Jim. 1st. First National Dank oi
ed
Gnrngc
Apartment.
Close
In.
KN0 W VJlMMiH,
his successor* In ofOreU—
bath, electric range and water
lo o K , VJKY,
Phone. 366-J. 1201 Magnolia Ave,
tjoc?M Ne&reRONM celrer. rteeenaed o f - o|h«M
beater, completely furnisbeil ready 1021 Dodge. Touring ....... - $ 95.00 in m r : ( T i i r v i T r n t 'H T op- n i n A.
l D O , 0 0 2 ^.
11. Gordon and Mrs. A,
p09St6i.tc‘.
t B e e n AROUND.
Hilt DXTII J L 1)1 I'l A t, riltCC IT don, hi* wife,
for you to move in. Doublu gar
, a n 1,
Me;
OK
THf!
STATH
OK
FIiOlllOA,
IN
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, lower age, flower* nnd shrubs. Owner
dress was Mu
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CHAN n u l l .
Company, a
m i.t. t o a i i g r t i t i . k
Palmetto Ave.
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' Herald Building
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two lyrgo pt’rthes, garage, on CltAIlL
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D A Y ' D E C E M B E R 20, 1920
esses
Under Fire
.
n)lO |
■rii.'
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—(AT—-liar- II.' Douglas singer, piycbiitrirt.i,
tld Croarkin 'today confessed he
slow six year old Waltor Sfhmith
ng^oetl, aide barn left In a panic
• , i .sin fcfttef he had attempted tu
niia'fTcut lie buy, fearing his vie- pas* the examinations Croarkin Governor Tells De
C a r r y in g
QW i f e Of. W atcli M an u factu rer
i1h» would tdII of hi* ncUapfcV ' | did, In school he olwnys had 1 PalmBench Cmm
Dead A n d W ullarc M. Pro*
E m p lo y e e s 1 _
The admission o f motivo came at marks of 85 or 90.
J fe Will M l
. ,
, ratkioV'^’ounded Fr,Mowin'?
\,Ve , have
lir end o f a long hour’s quoBtion- checked on his'business capabili P^3n D isp u te O v e r H igh w a y I
u fa c tu tin g < X
S h ootin g N, Y . A partm ent
njt
following the youthV volun ties and find hp was quite a busis iz e s In H u d s o n
lU A ill BEACH, Fla., Dw.
tary surrender on Sunday. Pre nes* mnn. He frequently bought
Slk-rW1)—A prominent •fourPolice
Holding
Mail
viously ho had maintained that he carjoads of flour, by telephone ami
K-nie ««^kipatad>!.'bere last
dW not know why he killed
the sold them at profit within a few Be Made, Says Martin
Who
Accuses
Woman
BQ eI
night over the Miumi Beach
youth, who was found dying Fri minutes.”
I
f
e
g
a
L
r
*
!
course in the first moonlight
day night in the loft where the. at
GIvH Hires Hamblin." Reason* Act fon A rises
M
a
n
golf match over played In this
P
rob
asco,
R
econciled
T
o
His
tack occurred.
n c-Locate
. i .... i
At various tlpies during his
section,
T
o
R
B
en
ch
R
o
a
d
W
ife
,
S
a
y
s
Mrs."
InRcrsoll
“ Harold has always been back questioning by the prosecutor and
leading
F
ro
m
c
h
S h ot H im And Killed S e lf 7 Gene
be Bodies Picked ward mentally,” saia Attorney police, Uoarkln gave three Tomb
tionnl open champion, and Rod
Francis E. Crnai^cln, ad uncle or ing reasons for striking the
In River, Rost tho youth, and the one who sur
TALLAHASSEE.
20.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2(k-G P)-A . dy Burdine, well known doHchmith hay dowrt.
—f/P)—Governor Jo]
artin
pnrthtopt store head, last .' to
love tanglo and a love tragedy in
police, “ He
■e Found In Boat rendered him U
Once he said ho killed him be- today told a delogi
,;.i - y r c ;;aim
John
llrophy. local professional
volving
n
aon-in-law
o
f
Robert
0
/
baa ';nly the mentality of n ld yenr raur-e ho failed to bring bim u Beach county commission*
B. Ffato Do Ingeraoli, famous agnostic, and
Charge* kat .
.and
fn d p an Mahoney, personal
NEW
old
lmy.
But
wo
never
knew
ho
,VYORK; De<!; 20.—(A
botfle of drink. Another he said rexidonta of Boynton thiit * ‘ does partipch* MCrc\ly .fosturM prop* Mr*. Robert Hawley Ingcrsol],
ropresentativo
of
former
W
«3
criminally
inclined.”
—
(A P )-—
t lenst 27 persona wero Pr. William 0. Krohn and II. ” r wasn’t :fooling good, and . he not intend to take - any a Min panda unfriendly to ihcgovernrtient wife of the retired manufacturer Governor James M. Cox af
in
a Bpet
iGoeat-;
of.
Mexico
hnve
been
made.
#•
(Continued
on
Pago
8)
■. the controversy over tho '
a\ in tho icy watoin of
o f dollar watches, stirred fashionOhio, one up. Tho sores wero:
'
dent
C oolldge
lug
of
Ocean
Boulevard,
a
county
j
unin.-.t
tho
U.
F.
State
Department
nblol Park Avenue today,
' ' *' |K»
Brophy and Mahoney 44-46-90;
jiLion river Way when
tration o f the
highway. •
4y
|and Robert K. Olds, assistant seeMrs.
R.
H.
Ingeraoli,
55,
csFar*7
.0H
and
Burdine
45-46-01
font launch ; carrying
The delegation called to
lars* w orth o f |
lain! rotary' i f
f " 1* f° rn*e>* ,ftW tranged ‘wife of. tho manufacturer, __________________________
1W) cniployeg t» an
oI Secretary
.‘sccruu»ryaej*ocK.
w.uS‘ wa, , hot ^ d n lh j „ hcr npart.
the action of three member*
the i partner of
Kellogg. Olds
se ize d ...............*
rnter, N. J., nianufnccounty board In voting to re* ate!|s alleged to have Inspired jW **finerA im Park Avonuo last night^
many
■plant from •Mniihntthe highway.
. ipaper vtorles depleting the Mexl- nnd Widlaee M. Probasco, 00, sonW a sh in g ton
n* crushc&hy floating
The Governor, after listen ‘
to ran govehment nS bolahevistic. .|n4 *w c f Robert G. Ingcrtoil, was
W orld.
a fnv brief remarks, reltera
liis Dcmaml1' for
invcsUg^tlpta nre K-rlously injured. Tho Ingeraoli
vSy* *
- tte _
Htntei:.’
*it
of
yesterday,
to
Tho
As
tkpccted la Congress. Tho propa- fatnillei are nut related.|e bodies were picked up
;7 ' .
has sent
sociates Press, thut he did. not in gnndiilng was revealed by the
Probasco
was
held
today
In
the
|. in the rivier nh«l ®'» oth'
tha Trca
b e taken from, the partly Disabled Men In Lake City Funeral Sprvieei .For Aged tend dto . "f-rcise hi* power o f sus St: Loula Post-Dispatch, which prison ward of Bellevue Hospital
Senator
pension,
unlosR
chargtsi
were
|gil launch- after'-it ■ha*
Establtahment To Get IHg Sanford Wtman Are At 3 brought nginM thj offieila under named. Olds as tho responsible of- 0n n technical chargo of homicido,
committee to
,
Hcial.
but
he
and
hla
wife
claim
that
Mr*.
upstream to 254th street
Trucklonu Of ChrintnuiH o’clock Sunday, Afternoon Ills jurisdiction.
'property
situation.
. „
'....—
IngersoR shot him and killed het- Faculty Of iPoliticitl Science
l f grounded; - v f^ 's
' Presents Frcm This City -Before Hob* Of Friends Governor .V rtln tieclared that sc W * xavriw
' j A tra n a eiw ',
,
t
A
8clf thro,,Kh J«#lousy becnu.o of a
M foot Inumh
At Columbia Declare ’That World says, reveals:
he did not think it within the prov
break in a relntfbnihip
ru owned by Bpcncer Kell
N ew International Parley
Tho tuncri} soncices for Mrs. ince of tho Governor of. Florid* to . . . . .
Large baskets.were placed at the
that bdtfmidpredifbei^Murt,
"Excessive amounts,
Sons, lineced.oll monufae- corner of First Street and Fnrk Ella I.vfflor, -wpte held f&ndny attempt to settle rp i^ jtid tU k if- ------ ‘ "
“
----N eeded T o RcadJ ust Matter ing millions, were paid
'l Bodies Found in Apartments.
’ • -* * •*'si
of Edgewatcr, N. J, It Avenuo this morning by tho offi afternoon a t . 8 o’clock from the way of tho various counties, ^nor to
11 ' Probasco telephoned his wUo af
no>V fee*, for eomml. **
when . the pccMcnb oe- cials of tho Campbell-Ixifsing Post residence' at 1215 Magnolia Ave- oxcrcUo tbo prerogative of- imsNEW YORK, Dec. t O r - W — poiltoriea, and other
ter tho shooting. She went to the
I’olice believed that the of the' American Legion for th> nun, in the presence o f friends of
apartment nnd, with' building* at War debt asttlsmenta o f the United
“Corporations suppo
turning with-a lond of cm reception o f Christman gifts from j the deceased from all parts of the
tendants, found her husband on tho States are unsound In principle, In uldated were permitted (
las capsized by ah Ice floe, tho public for presentation to th<\j county and from various points in office, neglect o f duty, or tiiVpl- " t * * ^ * 1
?
' floor beside n telephone. Mro. In- the opinlono 1 the faculty of polit for yean, for the ben*
[removed tho survivors from disabled veterans in the govern- , throughout the state,
tude involved.
-P
..
m i *
gersojl’s body was found on a bed ical science in Columbia Univer officers and attor
water. The rescue work ment hospital at Lake City.
? in nnothcr room. Sho was clad in sity, nod should bo readjusted at
Mrs. Lcffler passed nwsy i-urly i l,l*c l,ieniber of-the county b<tord lir, Houck T M im I” V u ‘
Funds. Taken 1
ied to office,, tho delIn Irrational. Condition
roi*
pink dressing gown and wore a new international conference.
rescue nnd emcrgoncy
»s« -n
Membero of the local post an? Saturday morning following „ (has been returned
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mob
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■
I
_ frtL
V
. . I m m ' •f r\r
\ f flir t
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t
>
.
Am * a>«a
"Salaried government
ipored by *lce floes which soliciting gifts, of tobacco, enndiev, brief illness. At tho tiroo of her l eK#tlon. told tho GovornorThe 42 member* of the faculty were paid additional
la'vfni? T h e I*e.*\vinff O f Hla Jewels valued nt $35,000. Ont
the river.
y ,. f c From Home In Cnpltnl hand clutched n revolver.
expressed their views yesterday In trust funds.
fruits and wearing apparel, nil of death slip was (10 yearn of ag« i ,,thcr >ncum,,,nt" will go out in
ergency hospital was ch which is tq be loaded upon a truck Near her bedside were hcr throe Jn«.ury - ................*
„ !
. --------'
t Probasco. an advertising expert a itatement endorsed by Nicholas j
.
Thuse in the delegation Were R.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— (/P)— «nd general-manager and director Murray
_ _ _ _ _Butler,
_
op the pier and those late .Thursday and carried to the children, Willlpm A. Lcfflcr, Mr*.
president of the «
jg most from exposure hospital, where It is to be distriV B. L. Perkins and Mrs. M. 8. Wig- C. Myfrs, mdyor o f Boynton; Hgr Only tho .tamed j r e gmontgJiX^jt-bt.UituNftw:.Century .Color-J la U -anlversitf
b iff
(IlHrcvnrded
ry-Den*on,~viee mayorr-Ar-Ar-At liimntia offered >a tangible clue to- Company Inc., said whilo lying on
wen find aid • treatment uted -to-th o disabled soldiers" on gins'.*
The existing, ■ottlemonts, the small.
wnter, o f the South Liko Worth day to tho Washington detectives a hospital cot:
;
'
,
rfore being taken- to. hos- Christmas eve. >
•faculty contends, “, have created.
The funeral services were con- Dminnge board,
“ Funds were left
nnd Thomas
" I told Mrs. Ingorsoll Saturday and are fosterring■a deop
Ijijt'ycar, citizens of Sanford re •ducted by Rev. Mortimer Glover, Dempsey nnd J. J. Williams, mem working ort tho disappearance of
sense jof tho poeaeaslon of
Mrs.
Gladys
W.
Houck,
wlfo
of
that
my
wife
nnd
I
were
recort[launch ivas in mid-stream sponded to the Legion's appeal nnd rector of Holy Cross Episcopal
grievance against ua,". and the duels without an
Dr.. K. II.Houck, SW EUrr icth died. Later In the day aho Uls- h.arcds among European nations J collection,
capsized. All the passon- tho truck was heavily loaded when Church, of which'Mrs. Lcffler was ber* of the county board.,’ hiupital physician,-who wau t Aen pboned mo to come over at once. I thAniselveo are
„ „ being transferred
irord men. Because of the it left for Lake City, according to
“ Interest on trust
an nctivo member preceding her
an, police had* difficulty in Leroy Chittenden, commander , of illness nnd death. Rev. Glover wiw
(nu. custwly In nu Irtatlwaj con» ffh
fo ^ ^ ^ T w w ■■
to■ •
tho
State*:
'U United
n it e d State*.v
withdrawn from
leking up of the numbpr
sied in tbo services by Rev*
325Coalltkm Not Good For.U* 8-*
wrhUb. paid more
1 2 _
j S
'
" Kcirofts o iln e n
........... ArthUr'te, JPrt*
”
*
*
m
o
r
^
day night by Dr. J. Cuimltf^'ham, nkpRy, tot T WSX going
Ird the craft varied .widely.' port tide year.
'
o f the* church.
the United 8 tatc* might prove a J*** th*n three j
wife, yhom
whom II lore.
l o ’feHow member of tho St. Ivilsa-. '♦tfa,
lore. ,
I said there vrjirh .' 168 on
“ The disabled men in the hospi
"The aecnrltlea
Mr*. Ju!iu*>Takaoh, Mrs. W. S.
good thing for
Europe;*' the
Mr*.* Ingeraoli
Upbraided
IUm
f* b « a a
r e ***••#
||W
w
« « , •*> ««
rnt
ev
- _
—
re"
|Lcth’n ijUff,
when
ho
called
others 7 5 ,-and still others tal are not the wards of tho Le Leak, Clsudc Howard and John H.
statement says, "but can any one ko scattered
•v.y, i j g Z d s - £>’i v
gion. They are men who fought Smith composed a quartott which ’ On. o f tb .
trust companies
M o ,d .,
to
tugs hurried to the sccno for all o f us. They nre suffering cang "I^nd Kindly Light” nnd ning dockets in the history o f the ; J *•"?*** c,n" yl‘"J ‘ ? J J J w a r d her. I apologised and told btllevo that it would be a goo<l states that admlr
thing
for
tho
United
BtatesT”
>
tug Huffnlo rescued 80 today for what they did for us yes ‘ ‘Hnrk Angelic Voices" during tho lwal police court faced Judge W. f
pensive and difficult.
J h S l t a her Immediately, wanting to have
United States, it pointed out,
found; clinging to the sido terday, Now, It is tho public’s services.
flrug storo over which he
oycr ^
j WM* ot
Many Large
, . K. White this morning. Two of
had its own cause for entering the
overturned craft and to duty to suo that all of theso men
^ ^
mQre
"Individual treat ae
S. O. Shinholser, It. F. Moulo tho few carei netted'the city $400. J*Vfd. Wednesday uml ozKod for ^
les. .
are cared for. They should not H. H. McCaslin, B. V. Whitncr, f-r. In fine*.
tho l»«rter. The porter w:i* not a-, ,.gh
very sngry. Going In- war^-the unrestrained submarine Incomplete.
warfare o f Germany.
.
three bodies were removed be forgotten nt any time and espe W. M. Thigpen nnd Clnude Ho
Bert Adams was fined $200 on bout. «"d ho requested p rmieeion
™ olhcr
"A half million doll
t
„
bum
*
bundle
Hi
^Dange^
be
wRh
^
hor
hand
ftnd
hc]d
“
We
do
not
urgo
that
debt*
be undistributed assets
P><- water by the tug^Ter- cially at Christmas,” Mr. Chitton- ward were tho poll bearers.
a chargo of Illegal pof*as*lon of * ‘-------den said this morning.
(
Among those attending the fu liquor nnd Carl Thompson drew harior nruned Dr Vorty z au.pl- |t towa,rd mo> .Go now>. lh* ..Id, completely cancoiled,” says the from a prior
“Tho baskets are open; Just toss neral from other cities were;. Mr. 1200, or $G0 days, on n charge of
uml I reached for my bat wlUrout statement. "What wo do urge U drawn from ti
complete reconsideration in the tlon of tha tradb
Rhred*
of
fl
klmona,
a
nlf;ht
goan
hor.
ojicrating
a
motor
vehicle
while
you* gifts in,” a Legion official and Mrs. Frank Mlltecr, of F °rt
light of the present.knowledge and act.
under
the
influence
of
Intoxicating
and
a
blouse.
|
.*Aa
j
took
tho
hat
ihe
fired
with
- V ^ iij
calls to passersby.
•
Myers; J. Q. Smith, o f Blrmingreadjustment
on a basis of Justice "Large expenae
liquor.
-The
latter
ranInto
two
Thaso garments havo bean Iden- tho pistol aha held beneath It. She
The truck in which the gifts are Ifam, Ala.; Mrs. Lucy Harbor and
and trl gonorou* Intention."
sated for small
to he enrried Is being loaned to Mr. and.Mrs, Young Simmons, o f automobiles on.Thirteenth Street tlficd by police a* belonging to. fired again and again.
ment employe# rode
"She ran to the other room and j
the Legion by the Ilutton Construc Daytona Bench; Mrs. W. F. Bam- Sunday before ho was nrreeted, ac Mr*. Houck police hnvj learned
that a fur-trimmed blech coat, a I hoard hcr fire a shot but J could ^ English Paper* Run Big Heads cars at the expense *
tion Company, which also furnish Well, of Fornnndlnn. Mrs. Miltecr cording to police,
Warren King wne fined $50, or brown dre** a p i a bat sue posses not go immedinUily.
"Annual reports
fr I felt tick.
LONDON, Dec. 20—-<A>)—Big
ed the mcrtuia of transportation last jind Mrs. Barnwell *ro nieces o f
CO days, on a charge of being sed are missing.
special session of the Seni^ year,
Whon I was ablo to get up, I went hoed Unci -were given by London entire force on the j
Mr*. Leffler.
'iunty Commissioners, held
"Thn greet bulkThe remain* were interred at diunk and disorderly. I-oui* Ev
Dr. Ilourk was obper /id near tho to her bedroom where sho had newspapers to the joint statement
erett nnd Aims Everett were fined
Icon rt house this morning,
was fully
gone,
and
there
I-saw
aha’^had
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about
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h«rself.
It
made
me
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ty
o
f
political
irience
o
f
Oolumbia
day afternoon. Until he
derly conduct charge*.
Frank
Iware submitted and studied
Probe
found nl Ilomoll Frld.»y, tiiat was again and it waa some time before Univeralty proposing .an Internacommissioners in an effort
Manchestr Mill To Mcnroe drew $10 for a similar the
last
it seen of him . Their three 1 couiSIftc , phonc; fl A.-Ai
tional d#b,,tt on lha «P*™Dona to,::1 •>
chzrgc. * 7
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■ of tho beat possible mnnyear old boy had bem left In tho
„ A W,fa
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„ „ conference to revise the war dobt
Practice
Theory
O
f
[wiiich to c o n struce the 8emHeckless driving charge* cost apartment
oup mist
|*. "O ur estrangement f waa orer BOtU#mcntl.
.
wut
Economics
Sylvester* Miller and Pop Lamnr
erty baa beer
County prison farm, » ’ pro••..to:.-'. 5 5 5
Tho missipg woman was 23
^ r^ w l^ co n d n ir b a ^
The Dolly News describe* the comparatively Ut
each $10 while Sam Outlaw ertreatfhich is to bo started in tho
DAYTONA BEACH, Der. 2 0 .^
year* old and hor hatband 80. He J rol,B
, ,
*hU woman
as A significant dovelop- casea or elataee 4
future. It is probable that
j.-MANCHESTER, Eng^ Dec. 20. cd his bond for the same offense. was tho descendant of a family of J? m*'
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ommiselonsre will visit the Charles Frederick Brooker, 7P, i_(yp)_A noted oconomlat’a thoorv
Tho report, the ’
Mr*. E. M. Cates estreated’ a
[farm In St. Johns county In capitnlii t nnd prominent in Repub that full tlmh prodttetion, instead bond o f $10 on o charge o f speed phy*lciuns, graduate of a west- fo *[f ; no ' . «# ' . p , . ! ^ w*re' th° United State* reparding tho proceed* to take
lican affair* of Connecticut for
of “ J .
i debt problem,
ing r.nd J. W. Knight did thn ern University nnd a student
Wr future.
d t o d .K h jt o t o . ■
of part tinta nnd restricted output,
more
limn
half
a
century,died
here
neurology,
n
subjc.t
he
hod
tur,
SiemonywW
eh
dld^ot
men-'.
The Westminster Garette ettri
some to a $2 bond for an alleged
I temtmUipp o f tho dredging
will offset depwssipib’la to be. tried
butes its Issuance to Europe’s re
to htv Elizabeth’s .to puWUe after ™ " ^ m° ny mcn 010 n” ra
minor traffic Mloation.
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filing contract with F. W. today.
out by the Manchester cotton mill*
Mr.
Brooker
had
been
In
declin
prncticlnf
throe
yr.ir*
in
Florida,
j
sentment
aguinet tha United States
- •to terminate on Jan. 4, acusing Amsrican yarns,
#*
>J5
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health
for
*ome«t!me
due
to
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debt collector, and
IIREADON
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tn plan* mad# by the
Tho practical theorist U John
complication of Bright's disease
declares It'la a sure sign of ttho
8T, LOUIS, Dec. 20.—UP)—Sam FAVORABLE REPORT VOTED 1 1 1 ^ 6 A l H e T I C
llssioners. The w 4d (i
Maynard Keynes, fellow of King’r
tendency of thought among
the
|done my tho Cox dredge Is and arterio-schlcrosis and eamq College, Cambridge, and author of Brendan, president o f tho 8t. Louie |m WASHINGTON,‘ Dec, 20— (A5)—
beVn Nov. 17 in the hope that the
Cardinal*, eatd after a brief con- The Senate Commerce committee
American people.
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change o f climate would benefit Um *book, “Tbo yjsconomlc Conse ferenoe today with ogere Hornaby, today voted a favorble report on
' The Dally Chronicle call* it an
Hutton Construction ComPeace.”
v y manager
. ...o f the
.. world's
g | - - •champions,
-|m|p
the
mendment to he RHrera
» health. . Two weeks ago he quence*» of
or tbo
ino rrace.
the mendment
’important contribution to a great
pvas granted an cxumalnn
ffered'a alight rtroke imd when p S a huync*
ir
insiatod that thi (hnt he
«not w hopeful" o f Harbor* bill providing for tha tak«
problem.
••j
for tho construction o f
‘ to, , f • .
j - ,,
* , ^■flf, •
of di*«*Ur
died today had been unconscious
itae had the effect by ro- M#cj,fnjr contract agreement as Ing over of the FIbrJda ealt c
cgular road program until V>k a week. Lost Friday night ho atricting
enormously. n>..
in
—output, of pureisiuii,
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Eng.,
Dec.
20^GF)
H. tod b « i n .
1- « o tho .GenevajlUl js^.W»e
»•’ >I«f<77VW$*•„ ft .)'ir T
—Throo Americans.! are (eligible Directors Of County
rallied somewhat nnd bis physi creasing tho ratio of overhead
pimit wus sot at'H arch 1.
= =
.
this eeaton fo r the Gxfo *
cians believed he had a chance to charges and tljui incrtarlng tbo
Chamber T o .
Commisaionera- Inatructod
•oat o f manufactured articles for
crbW, on whkh the .Uni1
recover.'
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Vanca E. 'Dougin** to rohas not been represented
He had been activn In Republi He eonsuinsr, to the advantage o f
Tha
Board
of
a preliminary survsy on can iwliUcs vertunliy since 1875, JapanetH) and other foreign coraSeminole # County:,
number 44, -Geneva to Titus- whon he teas x ^embor of the low petitbre,
Commerce is to-meet
,
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from tho ntiite road dvpart- er hours o f Connecticut. He served
n«oof H; 8 . Kntzmingor, I
Tliis action (s tho fir*[.o f successively as a member of tlie
are: J,
The* -In* 200). * They took the. vfcious small
Tuesday evening, Dec
1 that ore expcctcxl to get ConnMfcut senate, in 1893, _mem* New License Tags
moua Rose diamond, known as tho or gemawfronj th#lr motjnUn
purpose of hearing th
j»nc« from the state lsgiila- ber' of tho Republican naUonAl y. Are Now Being Sold
Kingsbury,
tha .Chamber's road committee 4nd[ !
“Grancio ComJc," stolen from tho threw tlio aettlng*. some’'o f wh
' n thn building.of the road.
Into the Soine undefeated
committee from 1900 to 1916 and
the Miami
gem
"mUslouer'Frank Evans
in, ^
» ( to..
The iRsuaucft of
drk'gatu a t. large to the- Z»a*
to I* C. Be
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.mil Republican .convention* hr pinten foraulom o
Immediately fo;
, - -'toahvea
‘
boon
last' Saturday, three days »
(n October,'
WW, 1904, 1008, 1912 and 1920.
nosa
session o f tbe
y of necuri
tbo
n o had nlso been a member of the date for their legal gale, the chiefly baca
enoe o f thi
nf
for the now state the. state Republican central com* plate* arriving trt the o ffic« of tho nsture o f one i tho burgler*.
I f I* nxpecUd that all tha
,
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rcmmoHial
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^number three, throufh the mittee nnd was on the executive registrar, in thrMcLander Arcade,
The famous gem Was found by gems will bo recovered ,beoauA«,o{‘ *h»ll lit tho recent
held,
at
which
time
property,
in
the
south
part
4
,'
. nocret service men’ in a valise. Two thir distinctive cutting.
, , race* in which crow "B'.’
ronwnittra o f tho nations! body In Wt« Friday afternoon.
that many important topic* wis
[ county. Through thjs prop- 1004 apd 1908,
The color fo r J027 1*-black and of the a l li e d thieves, Leon Kaul--------- •
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l! m
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t o ’ tha county are to be dta*
'*» right ‘o f way is only 66
whito and the state map hag been fer and Emile Boutcr, who crossed
Tlie GreatiConde, a ro*o colored llrigton rtwed at numbor.four
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eliminated front the pint*; *v ^ .
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- I ..,m tho 8an- gem tower by,'meads o f a ladd
npre than a half Inch wide,L' *
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'down a
and then <
to valued at more than $2,000,m
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and are
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STAINED KIMuNA thpe*ten#<*
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MISSING WOMAN
light Docket Fat
ibers OfCounty
ird Study Plans
lewPrisonFarm
Charles F. Brooker,
Retired Capitalist,
Is Dead At Daytona
Red
For ReB
Burglar Talks Too Much And Famous
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ARE Longwood Race
AGAIN
Card Tomorrow
RACE TRACK
Flmt Race— *700 Clslm
3 Y 0 & Up—6 fur.
Red Seth ...».....— --------- ---
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Aftd 2 S econ ds Lena R. ...................................
i W f j d r ------ - - ----- -------—
.muddy trade failed to keep Crudm u ...... - .......... ..
8<maprlte
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vorites front storing for the
StAr Man ..... ................~.........
SeAbfate........ . — ................
ack en 'Friday Afternoon, Th< Law ......... _ .....................
sebma'* was the riding sen- Soanso ....... ....................... -■
if the afternoon, piloting Shamrock 'Flower
••• •••....
nn*r» and two seconds. In Porpnluc SwMfow*
race on Mountaih Chief, Kimpalong —— ........................
/
Also Eligible:
4- shot, be went to the
Copyright ...»............................
d gave a wonderful ejthl(■ riding, losing by a noso H oy ............ ..............................
Have A. Care, Pete Latzo!
the. fourth race Quanah after
(ting behind tha leaders raino
nd cutting through on tho
*me[ori to-V la^-3tar Finish
lined The Peruvian for tho
Richard Murry - .......... - ...........‘
Paladin .......— ..— ...... — ........
(12 & 6 )
.... ... Second Race— *700 Claim
3 Y O & Up— 1 M. 70 Yds
Miss Lane ................................1
Owaseo - .......... —...... - ...........
Hell Song ..........................
Pop-eyed investigators with blunt
visions report that 4,444,444 plnyers have already been picked for j
eleven places on annual All-Am or- 1
Montilio ...........
Locarno .........
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lea screams.
Brocklesby — .................
Lola Montez ......................
*
This is considerable more than i
simple problem In hysterical math
cmatica
it is simply ludicrous
Merry Mars ........................
Third Race— $700 Claim
.. . 2 Y O — f» 1-2 Fur.
C d l-T h a tc h e r .................
Priceless .....
Lady Porter . ...............
Cast O ff ....
A ffection a te Mary
Scalin g W ax
Ragm an .... .
.
Let’* Go
A tropos ... ...
Rove won his second race
it as many .start* when fol(0 )
:the pace ol For Get Me Not
Fonrth Race— $700 Claim
4 first half mile, he .came
4 T O 4 Up fi 1 2 Fur
f hint to Win by n length.
Request
Ijr and Pascuma are having Star Finish .
' f o r ’honors, yesterday Pas- Be Trueman
brought In three and Healy The Peruvian
dy one behind him with two. Good Time
JFo boys are,riding In great Rom ping I.utl
,
■nd are big favorites with . Earl Pool
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College Votes More
Kltey For Religion,
4M * For Athletics
Also Eligible:
Last Friar
CLARKSBURG, W. Va„ Dec IS S u k a h _______ __________
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A V -M o r c m oney fo r
religion MrOrimmon .
. .......
d less for athletics will hence- Round Robin
(12 * 4)
^th be the policy, at W est VlrFifth Rare—*700 Claim
Ba Weal cyan College,
3 Y O A Up — 0 Fur.
Announcement has been made
"The Morning Sentinel"
tha college trustees at the)o day session here, that re Torn berry
nchmtfnt in athletic cxpondlt urcts I W arning
II b* ^n order and that a new Myrtle Belle
Coyne
II be added to tlie faculty.
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tftM O rof religious education Cun O T ea
n»« ruitenayioh of fCUrl V. Miller, Dulcy Ixia ...................................
jletlc director, and an assistant, Sweep Net ,.................»............. .*
Ciydclla
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Joe Campbell ..... — ............. *
.Now only players who tail in
make somebody's All - America
l oar, nr» those who died liefoie
their names reached college pub
licity departments.
Joe Simonich, who hit:!* (rum th c wild ami woo By we: t and wbos»style in the ring is characteristic ■>: hia birthplace, ha* designs on
the welterweight title now held bv I’cte
l-atto.
Science doesn’t
mean much to Joe hut he pack* i mean punch in yither hand,
With fistic crowns changing witl
such monotonous regularity
that it is hard to keep up with the m it behooves Pete to have a car.'.
Sport Followers Recall The Colorful
Career Of Lamed Who Killed Himself
i title seven tim es— 1001 02, and
I 1007-11—n record equalled only by
|the first recognized yhampion, R.
I). Sear*, who held the crown from
1881 to 1887.
-d ,
rtg Cup Offered
150-Pound Crews
WfDELPIIlA, Dec. 18.—(A1)
American Rowing Assoclnaa established the Jonepn
t.iObSllcngs trophy for 160•tSWs, John Arthur Brown,
■ t t t t h e association and
kn. ot Jho rowing committee
University of Pennsylvania,
trophy, a permanent one,
• placed In competition anAmerican AssoclaKfiXtU, called the American
tha- Schnylklll River
r,
l i Saturday of May.
IfW roeu t of the trophy la
*f"*tlhn dr (he introduction
[rpqpnd crown by Joe Wright
Airanges
g Dates Abroad
hMELTHIA'.Dec. 18.—f^)
a T. Tliden, former nn*
nnla.phatnplon, has rcarfp playing dates abroad.
I o f taking part in g if the
Jornaments he will return
ontry for • month before
>n'his second trip at the
(iy, with the Wimbledon
■hip*. #*'Mi. objective. He
changed the dpt« o t hl»
lor Europe from Jalt. 2.>
C.W f i Penn,
g today,
jd to play In
ea-tn BeftlM* connection
th* national
Race—*800 Clslm
3 Y O & l)p — 1 M
"The AtiKebile”
Happy Birthday
John S. Mosby a
’
Foreman
iVtoscolos —
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Botch ..........
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Iferberius
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Starbrlght ............................... ’
Blarney Slone ------Treasurer ..... ........................
The Rove ............................ — •
Mne O'Boy ... . ......................
( 10)
Seventh Race—*7®0 Claim
• 3 Y O & Up — 1 M, 70 Yds
Hepaleng
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W*rgtah ...................... .........
i V t e p s ....................................
L iN tk.... .
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ZillCross „
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Crystal Ford
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Miles S .............. E ...................
Barriskunc
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Irish
A K B I I
P
4 pt,..............
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ass/
Liberty' National __ ... :___ *07
Qulnhaip ........... u».»..... ...,..r_,*108
S ix t h
Runner Can Defeat
Skater In 50 Yards
If** served
with
Roosevelt’*
n u g h rider* in Cuba in 1808 nnd
as a major nnd lieutenant colonel
" f aviation in the world war. He
"n s a member "{ the famous St
Nicholas hockey team, national
amateur champions 2.r> years ago
From 1H02, when ho first won
the intercollegiate singles com
petition, he was ranked In the
first ten nineteen times, n record
uncqunlh-d by any American play
er He ranked NN, „ne eight times
another unappronchcd record.
(Qualified students o f the game
declared him the greatest ground
stm ke master who ever trod a
court.
His forehand drive, bail,
hand shots jjud foot work wen i
flawless.
William T
Tildon, president
king o f the American players has
but sig singles titles to his credit
Willie Steven* was not puked
on anybody’s All America titter
W lHie belonged
He forwardpassed Prosecutor Simpson
from
midfield and caught himself hack
of the state’s own goal line.
Hit playa like this that cause
cheering sections at the Deaf nnd
Dumb colleges' to boll over with
cataclysm ic silence*.
powered squawker* arc nay
at Mr. Dempsey uugbt t »
spot ott one o f those scream
:»*c»U H o o f t h e w a y tie t h r e w
And it’s a barb-wired crimo to
keep a guy liko Gillette out of the
hand-picked album; he’s a great
safety man.
COiMPLPrTE LINE OF
DRUGS
CIGARS. — C A N D Y
DRINKS— D R U G S
choices for
a backfiohl
Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel. Tr;
and g o further bnck than thnt.
MIKE TO MEET PAUL
Yo uwill receive courteaus sc
vice at our fountain.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1 8 .- < /P ) 1 wo form er light heavyweight
champions, Mike M cTigue nnd Paul
Berlenbach, who once faced each
other in tho title
tilt
wherein
” ()om ’’ Paul won the diadem, nre
to battle all over again at Madi
son Squaro Garden, Jan. 14. The
winner hopes to meet Jack
DeInney, who won the title from Bevlenbach.
’,
Sanford & Geneva Are.
In Edgewood. .
Curb Service— The Kind that
Serves
USE PRINCETON RINK
NEW YORK, Dec. J8r - W A runner can bcal a skater over
60 yards, Alan Ilaljfrich, champion
half miler and contpieror of Paavo
Nurm| at that dJitanct, took to
the dash at tho Iceland rink Thurs
day night and whlppml Paul Fora man, , aprint star ,of the , ringing
blades, In two out of. throe haats.
Hrlfrich, running, with spiked
ahoea on the
‘Ice. took, theixjftnd
heat In 6 4-6 seconds, - Foreman
won the second in the same time.
Then the sprinter nosed ent th«
akster in six secopda in the decid
ing dash.
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COOPER MEETS CALL’A H A ^
V PINCINN^TfTDee. 1 8 .-f /P )Johnny Cox, manager of Former
Joe Cooper, Indians weRenMight.
announced today that heluid alfnCooper to meet Mushy Callahan.
a 10 rourid boxing contest at
Ix>i* Angtlls Jan, 11, for
Junior
welterweight chompipMUp, o f the
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PRINCETON, N™"J., Dec. 1 8 .—Yala la taking her hockey
troubles to Pririceton during tho
Christmas
vacation.
Because
Yale’s skaters have po rink of
their own, Princoton Invited them
to u*e the Hebey Baker Memorial
rink for practice
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M A K E /A N ‘ ID E A L q i F T
FOR A WOMAN
^ c h «il the gift Hhops,
£ad nil the ads and then
i. father c t i j
bags , poagrijj
ROLLS, MESH m
BAGS. TBAVb S
manicure sou]
Ban-
Fight Results
A player who had died months
before was once named on an All
American guffaw by Walter Camp.
That’s how hard up the racket
used to be for football stars.
Mcanincs
Barberry
Sentiment
Baljoy
Contact ...
Results A t
lePark
NEW YORK, Dee. l& .-H /P)The right of Bushy Grdhua, of
Utica, N. V., to n ranking "sition
before the. tlirbne o f Champion
Phil Itor-2bcrg Will be challenged
tonight by Tony Cansoncri of Nov/
Loaf, Pierre Rhno, MdnUogle and
York in the feature contest of n £am Landers.
* ° na
bantam weight tournament of four^
Second Race
Hidden Jewel
ten round bouts at Madison Square
(Zoellffr) 50.60, *4.(tf, *J.G0 ; pcr.’
Garden.
Cnnzoneir rougiit his way to haps, (H ealy)’ $4.60, ’ *3.00 ;■ C. T
Worthington, (Dlllca) *0.00.
Graham’s side through the lesser
Also ran, Bcngnlcac, Muget, 8h lights of his division with an nggresrlve two fisted stylo of milling. glohand,-Roprclvo, nnd Re Truemad.
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Race—EarL
Pool,
(Pa*,
outstanding challenger in Ner/
York, is to meet the champion in cuma) $4.(50, 52.60, *2;40; Red
Seth, .(Cheatham) **2.60, *2.40;
the same ring next month.
Other matches bring together Brocklesby. (Simon) *7.20.
Alse ran* Donmtue, Jlnt Daisy,
Tremaine of Cleveland, and Andy
Martin of Boston; Pete Sarmlento Delph, Impnlln, County Times'
of the Philippines and Dominick and Mandy. * .
Pc.frone of New York; Johnny
“Fourth Race—Quanah. (PascuntGren and Vic Burrone, both of New « ) *13.00, *4.60, *4.00; Star Finish,
York.
'i (M otor) *5JO. *5.80; The Peruvi
an, (Tryon) *4.00.
Also ran Funmaker, first Light,
Findlay, Betty Mae.
Fifth Race—The Reve, (Healy)
CHICAGO, Dec. lB ^ (/p )_T h o
Olympia Fields Club of Chicago,
which boast a greater membership
than any other golf organization,
has prepared a bid fbr the 1028
national open, and has named Fred
Gardner, chairmnn at the greens
committee, to present the claim
to the United States Golf Associa
tion when Jt meets next month in
Pittsburgh.
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Invitaticn will
The
Chico gi
have competition from nt least two
Pacific coast clubs* Gardner said.
Sea W o l f ......... . ............ - ..........
day’* opener Arlene on
i f , all the way came faat
etch and out gamed PrlceBellcclaire.- Jt was a per
il, the three horaca being
an, Pascuma hod a leg
’ ie winner.
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the feature race o f the dsy,
Rubenstcin stamped himself
tof'Che best sprinters at the
;*Whsn he raced into a long
nd'sedated heme five lengths
M o f Tdiidef Seth, who In
wag six lengths in front of
►Ifadi.
it waa the second
r in v e row for both Healy
•tier lx B. Drawn; In whose
Graham, Canzone
Will Fight Tonight
tquerors of fj
VSk’ -'r
umversi
(B y The Associated Press)
N E W YORK— Tony Cunzonerl,
York bent Bushy Graham, Utica,
1 N. Y. 10. Pcto Sarm lento, Philip
pines, fought draw with Dominick
Pctrono, New York 10. Carl Tremnine, Cleveland drew with Andy
Martin, Boston 10. Johnny Green,
New York bent (vie Burrone, New
York 10.
K A N SA S C ITY — Glenn Lngc,
Mnrehalltown, Iowa, fou g h t draw
with Mike FWzgall, Sioux City, la .
10.
Johnny Harris, Dos Moine*
bent Jack Barry, Kansas City.
CH ICAGO— Ruby
Stein, New
York beat Mike Dundee, Rock In
land, III., on foul 4.
D A L L A S — Hobby Cox, Chicago
beat Leonard Pate, Mobile 10.
T A M P A — Julian Moran, Havana
beat Alvnn Ryan, St. Paul 10.
I.A K E W O R TH , Fla. — Jimmy j
Catrill. St. Paul boat John n y.C obel,,
St.
Petersburg,
Fla., technical
kiii>ckout 4.
H OLLYW OOD.
C a lif — Bobby
Eber, Toronto fought draw with
George Rivers, Mexico 10.
SA N
FRANCISCO— Billy Ad
am*, New Orleans drew with Freddic Hoppe, San Francisco 0. Sam-
Persistent coughs snd colds lesd to
serious trouble. You can stop them
no* with Creomnlsion, an emulsified
creosote that Is pleasant to fske. Creo.
mills!An Is a new medical discovery
with two fold setion; it soothes and
heals ihe inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, crepsote is rec
ognized hy high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies (or
persistent roughs and Colds and other
furms of throat troubles. Crvoinulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe Snd heal
the Infected membranes and slop tho
Irritation and inflammation, while tho
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into tho blood, attacks the seat
of tho trouble and checks the growth
of the germs.
Crromulsidn It guaranteed satisfac
tory in tho treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial astiima,
bronchitis and other form* of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the avstem after colds or flu.
Mosey refunded if anr cough or cold Is
nut relieved sfter taking according la
my Cqmpagno,
Snn Frarcisco
bent Frankie Laguna, New York
0.
Lefty . 'Cooper, Minneapolis
technically knocked ' cut Mickey
Marks, London 1.
*
.. DO NOT MISS THIS WONDER!
COLLECTION OF GIFTS)
Ypur Christmas worries disappear here Tib
Anyway, PROVE what ive say, it's a shed
evening.
ROOKS & CARDS
R I A L T O G I F T SHOP
Phillips UJock
Wk|
' ‘J h e F o u n t a i n o f Youtl|
E lore o f w arn atm, beauty and the p*
doom find* It* greatest coneaatratlw !
environs o f the mighty 80,000-rslloai-«-«w
o f the historic “ Fountain of Youth- Jtr
moment of-the day and sound, revirlfylir
at night will be yonrs.
r
Goff, bathing, fishing, yschtlng. dsnciij, i
and horseback riding call you. Finr
able at moderate* coat. Hotel scronnow
desired. For booklet address
A. Boswell, Resident
�ifferTRaiT
MmVdb'
»lay s.hoot rooms and went through
Sanfort-i'IIi
V
felrto
mot
at
the
enjoyritlo and instructive prnStructure IAimwlca-- n hnll at 7:30 p. m, un
gram touting one and a'h *lf hourr.
with Mr*. Wiillpins, ouo of their They a ^ r t U d with the pioneer
the I » « l
Inry, in charge. There,were nround watch between ine and thcc whiles
fjfr statement waj nlade ,
00 girl* present who wen through Wif are absent from on* anofl^^ B
thi* head of Ray Ilro4.. j
their
regular program, and hail a
feeder for the Firestone
dtocusalon on wbat one of'tho Ten
notch of tro u g h their closing prayer fit
uj?ber Co. Mr. Uay was
(Commandment*
do
girl*
break
V>:20 p. nr.
H n the need for greater
v
* Sanford — Congregational and
It ud the part of every rtoFourfold Epfmtopal notch of Pioneers met In
for(the vital factors in tiro
tign that control mileage ’
pKy«ltit,V‘ !'« S j n j w •.* o o j r o .m -1. the
epn nrooomy. .
y •-/v- j
noted 01- riomscra met in uie
nrcnwg, r w nocini
t1** - * = w «
»*>, in reality, «md fabrh •MonVbe' achrtdl ht ?:30 o'clock.
put on. Tim club adjourned at 0 ^ /u n ^ r T h a lr
A representative group of Pi<m6ers
tijiheavily insulated and
Mr. Jacobs,' principal 1 of tha clock with a game period o f Indl* from both churches Whs on hand
i with nibbetV* ’bo aaid.! school,' who lit dflio .thelr leader, vldual competition,
-. i/*!'
ch-b<o»u uf the tire,, thei and the Y physje*! director were j Geneva—-The *chool had the Y and a fine program wao put on Vy
the leader. The notch adjourned
rpiif.^the skeleton of. the
in charge of the meeting. The club phyalcal director out at 2:30 o ’clock -. ,d
after holding their game
Hcfvfort' the cord material,
went through with their reguar to coach the four basket ball teams.}® ,j\'
hi-'h it is built. On an'
program nnd hnd a 3(1 minute gomu The loams had some pass ptoyc, P *"0®*
. .
jttus quality of,the period. It was voted by the Plo- i.hootlng and dribbling and wound! Sanford—Girls Hi-i club ga a
dswruil nnd Wad construe- j nocra not to hold mooting* during up with a hot acrimmage.
social Friday night to tho 102(1
'•himh attention esnnot no; the Christmas holidays and their I Osccoto—Thu school had the Y high school football team.
T e
the cord structure of the, next meeting will be on Jan. 3 at .physical director on hand at 3:30 Social wa* held a. the American
;n new equipment is being J3:30 o’clock in the afternoon, at o'clock to teach the school children Legion Hut and in _spUe or the
BARTOW.—I
provlsloff i& m»i
thei- Conditions In Northeas
gone through with,. A
sw tilk'dw the U f r o f J « ms b/7
»Y'phy*fcal direct** was putmh•hort •♦docatlonal talk by Mr,i
the fniiteoSlri.BoluUor
o 6 tf$i Pt3k Itlitf BtiteHi
iffte c 1
ilie east. i. ,. i] havoc
h i e truck
.enshable truck
Florida within
tires' arc m> bettor than lenders, nnd thi\ Y general score* clnjjing prayer, “ May
the wick, many of them still <>n
thc roll. The fog and Wlaaards after C b ritfm a y A resolution tog it I m p o s t ?
“ long th,! c0« 8t ^ P t many , can adopted by the county school board over four months
;(jf pefjshnbk‘s from their termlnfor sovcral day* and when
■ ■ ■■ ■ au aaaH aaaaa
such as to prove
thoajjrwho shipper
Twenty-six car:
the’ Ibrnt district 4
W top J
-
Tangerines! Tangerines! Tang:
sold far below th
‘ The market oi
b « n ‘completely i
cording to report
city. Six car* wc
Explorers Expected
To Return From Trip
Also assortments In fancy Holiday Boxes—«
will surely pleas*.:
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~
••
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
which time all new member* will the gam* of volley ball. A court bad night over 100 girls and boy*
he initiated.
.
;hrt* been erected, net put up. and were present. Mrs. Williams and
Sanford—•Baptist notch of l'lo* ball secured. A rules interpret*- Mrs. Maxwell, their two leaders,
neers met in the Sunday school tlon was given and under the phy- and Mr. Wolfe, the Y general sec- King of Osceola were the timers.
room* at 7:30 o’clock with their sicol director's supervision four retary, were in charge of the af- O. E. “ Pop" l-amkin, physical di
Idodor, Herman Morris. They went games of fifteen points each wero f*lr.
rector of the Seminole County Xthrough with the four fold pro- played.
The Y secretary put on the M, C. A., refrreed all of the gomca.
gram based on Luke 2:52, “ And j Geneva end Osceola— Seminole games of which (here was a large
Saturday Jr.su* increased In wisdom and Rob Cats notch of Pioneers met at [variety. After the games refreshSanford— Baptist Friendly In W. Stirling, one o f the leader* of
stature and in favor with Ood'(7:80 to the Osceola school hous* intent* were served and everybody
the party, by hi* mother, Mr*. J*bd man.’’
Under their leader, Mr. Leroy, and:voted that they had been entor- diana met at 10 a. m. with the Y W. Stirling. The explorer* dtocov
general
secretary
to
organise
thoir
Tucsday
the Y physical director.
There jtnlned royally nnd wanted to know
tribe*. They went on a hike to the ored a race of pygmies never be
Sanford— Men's Y. JLC . A. bas- wan a full notch present with three when it would happen again.
fore known to white men.
Imt lm!| team practiced on the high sitting outside of the square. A
Oviedo—Was the, scene of the j woods on the east o f the Forest
Lake
Hotel
where
they
cooked
si hnpl,court from 3:15 o ’clock un- 1splendid program under the able first gamer-of the newly organliod
LAKELAND. — Physicians of
tjl 9:30 and showed^rare, early ten- leadership of Mr. I-croy was given Rural Bchool Athletic Association thftlr own dinner over an open fire
sop forpi, Tills team is composed the boys, A debate was put on ‘Basketball League.
Oviedo was!Inhd held their business -meeting, Polk county met here and organis
jThe following officers wero elect- ed the Polk County Medical Soci
*A
il . - fChief,
' b i., f .Vormnn
V ln n n f in .Glynn;
f llttH H I IIndian
>1[ n V
ed:
ety, with Dr. R, H.- Mooty, Winter
Runner, Gilmore Steele; Wampus Haven, ns president,
_________
Bearer, Melvin .Taylor; Tom-Tom
Beater, Curl Vans.
Sanford — Prysbytcrian
nnl
Episcopal tribe of Friondly Indians
met to the Sanford Park with thi
two p f " secretaries, , They went
Nf way In which he has mfl*from there to the west aide puy
! n hugtito ntajorlty in the
ground where they held their Donr
iber.
When nny one sttgwow under tho supervision of Het
j j ; that p certain epproorlA
man Morris.
fn the budgePJust arranged
Hof-Mac Battery Co.
They closed t!v now wow with
g^be^ Increased, Poincare In
Sanford’s Pioneer Radio
Indian "onps and individual cOmfee like tlm crack o f a whip,
i*ctiti vc £iirr»t*R.
Shop.
.Ir.tedr .
.
he “government reject* the
wed amendment and makes
Question of conficlet.re.’'
Pdtetimes it never even got
vote, when It did, Poincare
ined n majerity of 150* to
out of about 37." veiling,
e in fire n*-? .vhieh the premier
igtncy Orange? r p 'd , Grapefruit, packed in Holiday
na.uired r.Ti.r tills purliment
OpjK»ite Valdez Hotel — 13th & Oak
.
Sanford Aye. & 9th — Sanford-Orlnndo Road at
Gindervillc
a N H M ia iiia iim iis u ,,,,
m I.RTTRR
Oranges
■Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your friends.
All sizes, quarters, halves and whole boxes, mixed if
desired.
iaudcclarcd tu mark
f.unidet:. reversal of
orttMjc
oduntry has
j not excepting tho reaBlic
nf
di-h
Cnee ordered exiled for
Kau.t
. ,
.
notch under
nurt'in, am Mr.
y* work di
. . . . __
(
Rnnfnrd Y ni<*r.'n
team was srhf-duleil
,jut (|uc (f) WPathrr
( l f l , o ff
!
F
ttll‘ S l1’ ■(‘i i t o
__
.
IJhke
ha«ket ha!1
air. L a w y, principal or «
to practh »■:w!? f, Q(> ‘ 'V1^
•' n*- ^
R 1principal o f the GcneVa sch<
,
. to bo congratulated on the
(
p n g and tlu^ sense o f clean
.-t f
^ p a r t in g passenger sntil-’j
. said nothing.
•a you know who this lady to (he United States.
in oirdoriy man wearing the
t’o f the togion of honor, uskthc conductor.
n’t, And careless," respondr autocrat of tbu tram, tht
W c are
fnished gentleman explain- *
fellow passengers that the
Xwho.,h»(l xlipped on the wet
13v*« Mme, Itaytnond I’oin-
Iddihg lh street car* or auhi
►
! h" v^fontetred, “ for rea»-
,
th at
this
next
year you are going to
unload those 'annoy■
Mary- Notch o f Pioneer.' Dr their teams.
ing rental problems—-
DUHARTS PACKING HOUSE ,
i .^nrW p.exhihU od.by.tto: n .
' t-
, ”
f N
*
‘ ^ 7 Ir,“ l,CrSl R<,v- Thom! ’ Mr. Lnney o f Oviedo and
so"
Mr U >'mnn- ,npl ftt 7 ;<'°|KuU. roach o f the Geneva
P- 111• *n the ol‘* school house.
{acted in the capacity o f b
An fntcn' !,tinR an,, tostructive .M r. Hawkins o f Oviedo nnd
r^ ffra m wan put on ombracliur f
\ t||Q fotirfr»Jf! life and tho notch ad- ——
~~
tourntil .it !• p m. after «. 30 m inJ j f 1■ * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ « »
ute gntne period. This rlub Is u S
r- newBpiipcrtt very fine one nnd is growing stead- ■
1 ‘ lr '*
ily in numbers The notch will not ®
t
ith *he lawyer moei
Frittoy ns it? will b<> ■
B
**
generally
oc- Christmas eve.
,■
H
8 1 0
-nt positiou in
yjtn fp n ^ -E m p loyed Buys Bro; I*
JL J l J l
ihtft is to ho (V r h o o d met over the fire hour-o In ] 5
.**
ic law yer him- thr.tr club room. Mr. Morris, part S
henceforth that time boys work director o f tho Y . '&
f liijth priced rabbit also cm- his face bt
eluded In the \Vn9 jn rhnrge o f Ihe mooting. An fi
r « » tho . increasing Import- photograph,
|enjoyuhle time was had by nil. Th-> B
atu^itvd to violation of the
France h most noted * little moth- Rrotherhood talked over plans for B
OK Regulations by the gnvorn- or," who conducted thousands o f a rhrlstm ns eve meeting for all B
three men tried to Americans to the graves o f their ( the Western Union nnd Postal Ttd- J
tariffs** by training tho.r ;>u war dead, is nlmut to take n long e graph Ikivs. A fte r their game ■
B _ ‘
die >b<'adlights on th<■ game earned rest.
Sh-» is Ctmitesso period thx meeting adjourned.
®
CjVft.
BHI
ght.t
Frightened,
Frighteueib rnhbits,; Hlllycr do Caen, she won her nfP a n to - Flying Squirrel notch of ■
___ _
it. InFtho beam of light seem feetiomitj nicknume In American Pioneers met in the school houer I
ableAa get out of it un run hospitals during tho war, sintb tinder Mr nuinrnn, thoir lender, ■
t
the signify of the armistice she ami the Y physical director. Th-* 3
has devoted her time and fortune
to s mop thing tho way for tho fold
star mother* and fathers who
cro.<s the Atlantic in starch o f th*
Inst resting pttoce* of their loved
ones.
’y
.t
.Tile Com tel so do Caen went to
America ii, the interests of the
gold star motlvrrt orgnnlxatioii
Bargains ..with ..your
self
Also Fireplace and Stove wood in any quantity
%>
Deliveries Anywhere
with
eUanu
rr. joilitii-imy in
r Rv,if it
" t h " ’ Purto 1b !r
■.
t
jWiKintlon has
orhuitling
the
v if- e f file premier nnd for-
from My Grove
_ i ,
■
Phone 386-M
,
-c
pnload them on some
» •1
one who makes a Mis
Ninth St. & Cypress — 1 Block from Sanford Ave
handling
mess
The House o f HIG,
g i n s
s m it h
. W IGH T - makes it a
, -
N- ’ •
part o f their business
- 1-
to care fo r the matter
of
rentals,
property
up-keep, collections and w e : do it better
-
“ The oldest domestic re
frigeration in the world,
•
than you do it your.
MONEY TO LOAN
fi !-2 to 8%
^ on
Business nnd Residential
Property.
Mortgage Loan Dept,
DeCOTTKS. HPENCER
& DIGHTON
s e ll
■
.
Ask fo r J.
L.
Hurt,
m anager o f our bond
ed rental department,
lie will call
and
explain
the service we can renbuying our tires at
vinator between now and
’.Christmas, wo will give
free, one Westinghouse
percolator.' I f yon havev
A percolator we will give
another
Westinghouse
article of like value.
207 W, First Street
They sure smash the prices and they give
us a full guaranteed tire at the
lowest possible price.
:
-
5 yi.St r^i. S* ;
i,
’f <
If you are thinking o f putting a Kelvina
W m W *.
Spring, takq advan•Uago of this free offer, by payintf your fi *t installment notv and bav4® delivered
3 whenever Von WfehU
;
> ' ^ O n ,. <Zaw \nn
H U1
We have our. service 3utioned in S a n f o r ^ ^ e r o
your Kelvinator,
bstanlial
,
servicing*'
5
5
5
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u
|
�SSSS
ouldI K.O.Delaney
■-■■a
Impact
j _________ ...
^ft
BfeUeeWlre.;.....
Air Wall uJL. — - — m m
107
fin
*102
)—Joseph Mciscb, Sab*
. sou of John Meisch,
Academy at tho an
football banquet-Of the aetd-
Mcisch ployed a clean, hard
Hidden Jewel,
I o f ball throughout the oea- Texas
thich contributed largely to ovrumn ........
Serbian
fc «s of the team. Ho made Glimmering
st talk at the banquet ex-,
irita Elnorita
tefappreciation -fod the many
I, he felt ha had derived
A lso’Eligible
HgSssociation with the
^d the coachtt,', , ^
lijpRed") Sorrell, of Lonett, Sentiment .....— ■—a..
l
Parrel topped ^tar halfback
Third Race Purse $700 Claim.
0. M. A. r'oVcn. waa ejected
j f . 0 , , 4 Un:fl P u l
is of the 1937 team nt the
Miss t a n e ;;..i ..- ; ...,............ *11
kh Sorrell ‘ ' Whs *fAlternate
Vanishin gfioy —
....... *1(
(a of the cadets this year and
* captain when Captain Dishwu called horaft bit account
He will
P ar-H am p to
pnns ar captain, this honor
Tender Beth
bit team males being a dehiMiss Nancy
ition of his abllity.fand^ hjs
[tnas Henderson of Carter***
[Gs., star center of “ The Bug
Hoy
-------—-— .—
Line", was named alternate!
Alto Eligible
& Henderson, alternating J
|C, T. Worthington ......... .
pieir.’h at the. pivot position,'
, Polycarp
.............— ....
p n splendid brand»o f footFlorence Deen .................
[his year nmi is expected fo Ijimp Ward ------ *--------------p well next year.
Barberry .........;.........- ............
J. C. Woodward, president
“’--F ou rth Race $700 Claim.
____
M. A. , for twenty-six years
•'•“ 2 Y, O. 5- 1-6 Fur.
Is founder, presided at tho
Colleen Q. J.i~........... ....... .....
[ct as toastmaster nnd was
Esther Weidel —,.................
popular in this capacity. Undertow
........ —....... —
I were heard by Coach Gds
Benny Rubin ....---------- ------lw, Coach Rcntz nod Coach
rTjgVjti^?
fcrro nnd short talks by Sor- Mclva
Rose
........- ............
lenderson and othgr members.
Eda
.........
r team. An informal daneoj
Fifth Race $700 Claim.
cd the banquet.
•
. . ,AIL Ages, 6 Fur.
stall letters were awarded
Boosting
—........ —
blowing men; Sorrell (cap-j
Berkeley.Square ......... ..........
Martial Wand ..L.............. —
McKRCUNIE 18 BOUGHT
WonFdme
inf cotow, topped by
Victory
N EW A R K ,
tfolaney once, jtt the light
Weight title holder and lienupsey
ever meet in the ring, and Delaney
Will be ready for addition to tho
Manassn Mauler's knockout . list,
Gene Tunney believe:-.
" “ Dempsey would hit him once
«md*-l wondor if Delaney’s press
agent over read the list of knock
outs compiled by thnt fellow Detnp»o y l" Tunnoy asked. “ Boy and
man, that Dempsey can hit,”
Tunney told the Newark Eve
ning News that ho would drop
Dempsey if they ever fought
isey never had the
jaws he was credited with,” said
Tunncy. *'Ja£k can hit if he gets
tt* yuj. Ho did hit Tommy Gib
bons and ho did not get to me. But
q man with n punch who gets to
Tdtk right can knock him down.
If I ever get in the, ring with him
again I jxdlovo I'll prove that
Diinrv **
1-5* ,*^v rtT
,T|m <;asauti*&,., ofi, ifOO<l , g p l f steady t nitres, kocit-egtaigtit and
nsimpottant ffletore in thd devel
opment otjeollefo athletes In othe:
branches o f sport, ' . ,
The latest exhibit in behalf of
nolf as a preparation for football,
hockey,, basketball, b a s e b a l l and
track is Arthur BrOdbeek, fresh
man at’ t^ie University. of Pennsyl
vania, , .
.
Brodbeck, who hails from Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., won the New York
state golf championship-last year.
Ho was a smashing back on th?
freshman football cloven at fenn
sylvanla and Is an outstanding
contender for a forwaydaMmioa
winner of tho Intercollegiate golt
championship, turned his golf do
veloped talents at football at Titlone UnlverrUy, and became n star
on the eleven that topped tho
southern pigskin heap.
Emerson Carri, western - junior
golf champion in 19$6,- was boot*
ing goals and playing such r.
smashing tackle position for Cor
nell that he Won recognition by
many eastern writers.
Golf Now Regarded As Essential To
Development Of CollegeAthletics
s
Tl^ racingcom mission of the I
American Pow erboat Association j
has rbt& fai"Abjp* (PM* the' dull* j
for the, 1927 Gold Cup regatta.
Two tentative courses have been j
laid out, one Inside the. islands.ofi ,
Greenwich, Conn., ip Long Islpnd
Bound, And one in Oyster Jlay, on 1
the'-Long Island shore. The course «
late In January to play in winter
events on the Riviera. ' Later ha
will-go- after, the world's chainplonthip at Wimbledon and Jtt?'
lesser titles Abroad and return
herd'for the supreme Effort * to
capture the national singles cham
p ion sh ip .’
‘ -a: '• '• y? •. -f-'i
reund. Ho turned in n 303 for the
tho tournament, >•
r
A1 Wntrouc, of Grnnd Raplsd,
and Bobby Cruickshank, of New
T ojb-shared'rixth place with 296
Want
Small Truck Farm
Jer tin
^ nn i
SACRAMENTO, Calif.,1 Dbe,!f«.
Grecnw|ch Village, N. Y.: Dedl(A1)—-Joe Tunics* of New York tCj^ory exercises^ were held here
WHS $000 richer todny for having itjday in-connection with the open*
ere an- turned in n card of 28? to win Sac* (j^g -of tho ne.w Public Library,
Mount’ erniTufnlo’ s $2^00 open touma- ,
ia to be known aa’the Gehe
Beach', ! nunt from it lnrpa fietit of ntnr1 Tnnnev Institution of '-'Cerebral
'A H ti’ X f e . m U ..... .. ...........
A, O'Kelly, Davis G.,;RobItisch, Smith W., Sherwood, Winnipeg ...............................
A brilliant CO on the Jast 18
8lxth Race, $800 Allcs.
holes here yesterday brought vic
i, Booth, _ Sharris,' Mott,
AH Ages, 1 Mile. "The San
(ll and Sha’partl.
uatl Kparns And Dempsey tory to-the Ncw Yorker. Eddie
■Hotel”
L o j s , o f - Chicago, was tied with
Three D s
J® > May Settle Contract Turncna for the lead at the end
xTrapstock.
^— **
o f fid holes, but slipped badly.*on
Woolworth
--------------Results At
the Inst lap and turned in a card
91 ~ OHipAGQ,. 1) ^ 29. ^ ^ ^
xFly Hawk ..................... —
hr
290 t o V i e c M W i M * * * 1* ' ’
106
Ucmcnt
out
of
court
is
in
prospect
leminole Park
Hermidale -------------------—
Fnncy playing by Harold Sanin
the
suits
brought
against
Jack
1031
Soanso .^.1— ....................... —
dprson, ct Deal, N. J., on tho last
Magic W ant..— — ----------- 113 f Dempsey by his former manager 18 holt-s" then ted *iWild B lir MchlJ-- l", $5.00, ?3.40; Grace
100
Jack
Ksnrns,
the
latter
said
as
Ke
Grippeminaud. ........ - ..... ........
(Funl) $13.20, $14.00; St.
parked through here onrouto, to ■horn of ^St. LoUls/igutvOf th^nl
x W. M.-Maher Entry.
a, (Hcaly) $4.20.
California
to spend the^ holidayv prace with a 292. Mehlharn - was
Seventh Race *700 Claim.
1 ran. Paladin, Lord Allen,
V
Counsel
for
tho former parfnerf f&urth Arlth 291 Xlie* Espinosa
4 Y. Q. &. Up 1 M. A 1-lfi
II. Ili jnilong and IBm.
tnva'
begun
negotiations
towarl turned in a C8 on the final 18 holes
•
o
.«
J
.
___
Jim Sanda
to equal the CQUot record far one
n
the
heavyweight
championship
Mountain Chief
nd Race—Jingle, (McGrbs•
mi agreement on the terms cf
North Pino
jgrams nnd Lctterinif
1120, $-1.20, $3.80; Jnunebar,
Reams' domnndij for a. sham,' pf
Feigned Zeal ...
ma) $3.00, $3.20} Kosejusfho<_Demp»ey winnings,, unllb.cxWaralah
Artinticnliy Done
cbrrt) $4.60.
1
C O M P ttiftffrN E OF
piratinn of the managerrhlp sonDevon! to >■
mn, Jessie Lee, Kotarlan Molinero
iract, last August, It hus been
DRUGS
Ihihln
ntnwt14-t» / ft
Aeams' contention'tbftt, (sInco*the
' c i c m R S <C A u b t
Sir Golahad 11
‘ 'O ifS T^iut'Will Lust1*
cqipsey-Tunney baLUe Wns sigjied
Dpraiftuo .,-v—
IIR IN K S X D ^ U G S ‘ j
..
during his rcgliiio, ho: would share
Romping Lad I-.
in Dempsey's end of the puree', al- Yo uvrill rArtife coftrtMUs se
Crystal For4
though the match look place of tier vice hi our foantairf. 7 ‘ y f
Jim* Daiay
Uieir partnership had expired.
Also £Hj
*
•
i 1^ J- r .-j -. r-; *. -r-1£—
•
LcGIorieux lii.—
Nc.U to Yowclla
£
jjDNDWNi
It,was
.definitely
iui
Harp of the^ North
Xounced
here
today
that
o»
atPop yon —
.....
^
■.L. '■
J * An
M'
•Apprentice. Allowance
monument to, JosgiU
Roflqbardlcd Wells I
Circus. It seems th*l
(ta^iame, Piccadilly
place for clowns.
• •••' ? •-#» I. in',.-. W i f , - . . . /
I have ‘aoma/'c^otea two acr«
$200 down and $80 per month.
This land is tho finest kind of
trucking land and flowing,watvr and electricUyvnrg available.
’Each trbct., has .A /rontag* of
125 feet on goo*', paved road.
Anyone who wants enough land
to ralw their own,vegetables
nnd stm .bo closo enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
buy one of theso tracts before
they arc all gone.
Tartar Th« * :U a disagreement
among the past, present nnd fu
ture* premiere < France as t*
what fOfth a tesUmonlaLto tho
international notoriety o f Mona.
'ii Race— Pigeon Wing II, Georges CarpenUer should take.
nonli’ $4,20, $2.40, $250; T he following suggestions are un
, (Games) $2.80, $2.40; Ball der consideration:
'ALA) An animated cloth** rack<
:Crann) $2A0.' .
V ( t y 4A soft shoe dancer in dinner
ran, McCulloch
cross, between Richard
-Dix.and a n y Collar Ad.
;
(D) A half crouched figure In
Ik Race—Corinth, (A . Ac*
W80, $4.00, $2.20; Phidias, mock pain claiming a foul.
m
; YORK. Doe. 2 0 . - ( /P ) - :
■
^ttie Scboemmell, .New- ,
oistance swimmer, wbo<
1 --------- « > »
« objective.
•
GIFT
SUPREME/r
%
Don Smith
'
and pressed, and have that new look.
:
•.........
.
’ ,
Von
work meanB more than Inferior
Satisfoc'
ti - - - 1. <. 1 -,-r law yts1 '
1 ■
* » 9V Jr«®r* '
L. A. RENAUD
■i ■
r;V--
MAGNO
820 W. Eirst f t
t
S
B ecause y ou know you o r o looking yout* beat ]
y o u r clo th e s t]o you c r e d it ^ '. T h ey havo been
rf i /V i ' irKI- i-ii - *A»
BIG Results
SMALL Cost
A 3-Hne ad run 3 (im es
-" 'Kf A, •' f
V ¥*)
cca la only*'
{
24c a day
THE HERA
accomplish wonders at n coat undreamed
you uso Herald Classified Ads, in any ci
onoy a Classified wli] be your fHcnd iii
Use, them fori just pdd occasion* dr conrfi
large Benin#1,campaign thrmlgh t^’e CJake
Columh^tfesulta In either "instance w ills*
.
w
. v *vvv ■-
j*
m
cka Knock-out Punch!
'
�v- -~r\'
lla ll
Wk.
.
& deal? to tfie Jtcarl o f sixty Rchor|tiofis,'Mm« 3,i)(io Short W i .
survlveil tht* commercial .tines, w hich'it has bden compelled 8** New Mtniro.
t---- rt— ------8 f corul Class ; Hatter,
serve; tho weariness o f buylriff and* selling in' the vast Crime Taken Seriously,
old Britain bay*.
1>19, nt «H« i'n«t*(flo<
BY Ar.THHU BRISBANE
' “ orlAa. under Act o f bazaar o f nations, stocked with all manner o f thinga which
stimulate the offerings o f friendship the wide-spread sense
.(Copyrifhl, 1926, Slar Co.)
......CiUlu, o f irony which success without happiness breeds; the in
A TRIP ACROSS thix continent
K. -IO.NH*. XJn**«li.* "cluor difference o f feeling and satiety of emotion fostered by great Is nothing. . Three thousand miles
prosperity without that grace o f culture which subdues
I I I P T I O X H A T I '*
wealth to tho finer uses of life. It has survived that pro- of chics, towns, vil|agei nml farm*
wr—**7.0Q; Mix Mi.nllit,|3.50.
,‘vd ?» Olty l»y Carrtrr, pei occupation of affairs which leaves little time for feelings, go by like n moving picture. The
Weekly edition -flOf and that resolute determination to make men good which comfort in travel is nbsolute,
*.*£**♦
I
leaves scant room for efforts to make them ,happy.“
„ - • , .. , thank* ‘ to (ifprgc M. .PvMniaar/.ip
WOTIt’Hi AH O b itu a r y
That
is
port
o
f
Hamilton
Mabie’a
introduction
to ‘T h e ! whom this country should w*tvt a
. rnrfls, o f shanks, resolution*
k r S o f M i l r r t n l n t r u n t s V rhftr*
t o f Christmas." Read it ugain. .Indeed read everything
.andrta that s*»bUity
g j fine
fino monument,
mo
are made w ill' twcliargtil
0of> American railroad builder*,; I nil
you can fitid to read concerning the non-commercial sidp pjf
r a d v e r t is in g f a u l t . . '
..
w ‘ { "You isttle down--In thff train1,in
*«m iATi;ii inks* Christmas.
Vork.
'suddi'nly you-look'it
led Treea la o ic l u r
Christmas shopping that is done with Ibve in th« Heirt New
.
,
t<l to Ihe us* for re Han no part of course with the "commercial Uses" o f which -£*> btciHo orean and U-Vd
. o f ail new s dispatch,*
I ih*<a paper an 1 alio *he Mr. Mabic wrote.
Christmas, shopping that is impelled by only an hour.
'
a 'p u b lis h e d herein. All
rrpulillcallnn of apirlal love and the eagerness to make other people happy is as
h erein are a lso reserved.
much in keeping with the right spirit of Christmas as is any Nc* ° m,™ o ™ h INcoioi<Jh™m*,
wmDECEMBER
....
i 20,ilia
feature o f the festival time, And just as'tru ly can boautiful" mounuin*. their top.i
1920
Christmas selling be a-worthy part p f the Christmas prepa-1 while with snow, deep guiicys
i I l l ' l l A !• II PI ATI OHM
rations. Worthy selling that is not tainted by gougery __H! worn by rushing waters, lndimis
la k e a t l « f » r t ' « i T rea t
«n »d jvord for excess-profit-making at a time when people j
fc“dtra^*>n?»TuS3»
W a ter r e a te t o J a r k s s a feel that they must buy at any cost.
'that say* to the whole world,
r w r t U s . a t- S t. J o k n .-t u Mabie speaks of "success without happiness,” one of ["Come here and get well.”
n t v e r t 'a a a l . - , i * 's'yK f.i
« t w fc tt* w a y ,
the most pitiable things in all the world. Ferjfisps you know ! If you have not Seen New Mex
p o o l, te a a ta
m a rts,
ico, you ore in America like \ man
somebody who would be classed among the poor rich and in
Rome who hna nover seen St.
la v at
k n lM la f p ro
o f ' h e a e c e , fe a t e t a , a p a r t ' can devise for him, or her, some g ift of happiness that will Peter's.
M k ea a ra .
aW ® *,
hide, for n little time nt least, the emptiness that goes with
T i a w l n l o n O f f l i p M ra t>
0UT here they ukc things
.
r: "
*K - * success and material wealth where there are no accompanyaa.ef
h o a lr v a r d
ing peace and joy.
*
with a rcnouancuB that would
I. s h e M o n r o e , “ t
r t litt « l ( I l f h e s s t llle s And eyeir.that reference to "reaolute determination to{*p«n comical in New York,
at avhool ay air m make men good which leaves scant room for efforts to mnkei Editors all through this western
S ls n f o r l a r i r a a r d
them h a ,,p y "_ I„ that connection Dr. Mnbic may have b d a « i ^ MX S » c i i ! t , t ^
«£r!
paymg his respects to the profensionol reformer, but every-jah McDermott did wn# to shoot
JHBLE VERSE
day folks can take the thought'into their simple homo-lives. Don Mollott,
“
~
a Canton
editor who
Is Uiaro a child in your family who will arrive at Christmas had been attacking the gang, nj
i Courage —"Bo 0r good
btHitlcgging-gambling ring, and
ind let Us behave mtr- day subdued by Vp°n't" and ''If^you-are-not-good-Santa-will- making hiniM'lf a nuisance
HlUy, , . ■ .nnd let the not-comc?” Is the pre-Christmas exuberance of tho children
it which Is ifood in His treated as some sort of sin that needs punishment?
HE WAS A QUEER i>ort of man,
Chron. 19:13.
Oh, make the days before Christmas joyous! Keep couldn't li.'ton "to rcaion," won in
I—O Lord, Thou dost
1(therefore wo will not sweet.. Above all else make the Ynletide what, it is intended thn nbnjH' of real money. So,
to bo, a season ruled by "peace on earth, good will to men.” Uicrc was nothing «ls« to do, *i
IniHcl from the dark was sent into
ini -‘1 % /p •J-r
the l>ack of Ids head and he slopp
TH E SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
le a v e s
r
ed attacking the gang.
.Save
The
Holly
BY R E V . P A
r-is*
; U L C. H URH
’ AN S 1f' .w'
*v m m t
leaves over and over
Friends from Northern states who have elected to spend! DON MELLETT KH.l.ED phys- The underlying law which makes highest nature. Man’* highest na.
In,
Cjv'?-'T; ■■ ' *',
was ijot uultc killed m ental Christum! a time of joy and happi- tnre >* his spiritual being. Splr
giving shade above Christmas in Florida this year may be surprised at the uvi- i cnlly,
ly. The chief of police (hat
ho
one texture of faded dent lock o f floral decorations which will be noticed in otir| had liren fighting had to reUign
nosa to people of all roligionx I s d 1" * 1
manifest lUglf ln^love.
h
r . <embodied in
15 Lovo must give. LoVo delight* to
her.
iembodied I tho Biblical statement
statomont
t
■ earth like a leather homes' this year. So much has been said about this, the; after Mcdletl wn dead. Out her,'
give. Lovo iU only happy when
state of flowers, that one would expect to find lhe windows they know M about (lie P-m Mel- Ihnt ..jt jH ninro blttBed to - ivp and ns it gives, llenco when God
wreathed in holly, mistletoe and a dozen of tho well known !ett case uml «'tually take an n- ,Rnn to receive,” stated Rev. Paul commands man to lovo God with
torest in it.
,
,'E. Uurhuns, former pnstor of tho nil the heart nnd our neighbor as
leaves can mount *gnln beautiful products o f our soil.
trees with Brother
ourselves Ho i» simply calling on
Thoso who let the zeal Of a Christnius .spirit no 'far get York whut hr thinka ubuut Don ^'^uv ^nurVnnl'^niif innartman to give, ChriEtmao joy thuh
niuxt'go d o v i pant things confrol o f them as to dptomte with sprigs of holly and the *Mktt nml be *m ask. “Who i*j ..Mnny of ihe sUlU(me^ of thc is anything but God’s benediction
coming up;
Other evergreena may find themselvcH In thc embarrtiB.sing ,H •
itiblo imu been questioned, denied dpon all who exercise thblr soul
go down into the dark pOBltion Of having to explnin tho situation to a sheriffs ofirejecUid, >nly u> have thorn fully} in practically loving their fellow
fleer or circuit judge. No longer ago than the last session
W.E I)0N T f,KT
ea»‘1y coi^hprated when a larger knowl- men. The fullness o f Joy come*
it.
■„ i„„,
,i r ,i ■
f '
Hie east exrei>t when vr f*rd rdgftdms been obtained, There are
tho fullness of loving. Tho
first be pfereed by o f tho legislature a law was passed for tile purpose o f pre-],h„t We have to pay more for ■
r*Drj ftuw« who will doubtlesa question ’ nnlrnal knows only to satiafy soIf,
'„y»*n put '
_ yenUHg tnG extinction Of certain rlortda evergreena.
. [r ml ur the stn-ct cars Stop run-.’ thuabitcment^^of the text, but lhrir! ^ ld sbneaa is the law of^nH anjmnl
set Of dancing flow- ‘ ' By this law it is made illegal to purchase, sell or offer nfnKthought regarding the subject Lh! I“ 0. Man finds no joy in sati*fyfo
r
Hale
any
holly,
dogwood,
honeysuckle,
redbud,
laurel
or
------erroneous
because they do not have inK himself. He may find some
|t is (n some other world
nkw - o r the .cieitwi in
‘ h»
«
' ' l,tc\ ”„ r ' f o e Pid i5'5 l d e , m'' y lW "
\this is the way o f ours. Jasmine which has been .dug. pulled oc Kathored from pul,-Robert Frost • lie or tirlvnta land Without tlu-uritten consent of the owner
j‘ : " v S , a .
or the , « r , ! » U Ju» ..r ilv iS i" I. proper-O - T ~ 1 •
I ho r loridft retlcration Of Womans Clubs has assumed ,IStcinheusur of'Brooklyn and New ,thuko,fmiChrlstmaa time loom up ttonal to the sacrifice Involved in
stpias seals and help
the task Of conveying the information concerning this law IYork, who manages these cross ua hmrtjwppy and joyful. .Were I jRp „HL This makes It pOiiilble
'tOi Jji'f 1-:
s a r i
f
m
.newspapers are issuing g
’ ^d) Christmas editions. dcelro.to make their homes louk pretty during tho'Chri»t-|
*1“ '
J‘ h
cErte!'‘ Jnr'sSrior!""?* JoyV.' for oftunea^nn Im lJnirStj
rnaft season. '
..
' .. '
[run ihcHuuntf)- without thoMt Idg thIg ^
mu ’ fully nrtswrpr
Kift expresses a g frn t Tov?:. L ov e1
*t the women write
While it seems too bad that we cannot use holly in t h o f ’ c
!
_____
gugatipn, fpr in our midst ore many *>«s
yf c
satisfied with
to Mrs, Santa Claus?
way
we
have
been
accustomed,
the
law
is
nevertheless
a
good
■
THAT IBNT HOW they foci ^
u
,’
how
"rich
V
°g
re
*
t'
th^
glftT ^ c m
-----o—----’v
one. NoW we can ride out into the woods and enjoy seeing hf rt' A la,1y »n tho observationi—
- yot they partake of the
■ wishes it was richer or greater. ,
...
i
Him
and
Chaplin tumed out to
ta r xnys to it total Htrau
Chtiattnok time joy nnd'hnppiacss
“ 1 need not speak of tho mntcrial
ordinary movie actor the holly und other evergreens, but without such a law it wouldn't! even read about T: '
would only be a matter of a few weeks before such beauties cause I knew they would bZ uJJ "TfiY Jew, th\> Mohammedan, the whom w<*
tha\ 've
? iv,e *» tl'0«
*11
love, but I do wnnt to
.m ilt.'tk" .■Hie seems n« angry as "koptw , the atheist, all take port
, . ,
„
, ,
,
o f nature would be extinct.
Senator
Heflin
from
Aiabamu,
win,
•"
mnkin^
g
ifts
and
apparently
ure
th
o
o
f
fiir
k
r
e
a
l-,
Ooolidge says, ‘ ‘Disrespect
------------------------------ O----------------------said, "(red help the nation”
nn l »* happy and joyful ua are tho c r „ , n n '
,
ij the enemy of governWHILE THE EASTERN and Central aUitett have been think* wo might have* a rbvniution ^ hrifftluns, ^ hy then ir Chrilit* . u hen wo make ou r ^ ifts let us not j
____
iputs Kpch a joyful time? Does Jt forget to give ourselves, our kind*)
8Wept with Know Ktorms and zero waves Florida lias hud
. i — o—
, :
SENATOR
HEFLIN
doesn’tlnot
in the fact that underlying' ly words and smllea, kindly deeds)
balmy sunshine of June and the invigorating air of. Go know M* brother Amorican*. Thurathe lie
whole
structure
of -- manhood
i*«d
actions. The world lain
more day* to do your
■. i
, ,,
| I|
t 1. .. hi. . £ .. 1
.. # 1_ I
1.. t _ I _ *
HnA.I r. I* M, I *■I IW l. 1* . A W MHVBAttl
is [ shopping. Don't whit tober. The weather for the past four week.s has been mar Won't be nny revolution while men there U a law of/being which nb- need of n little bit o f purest lovo.j.
il How out in every direction i
velous beyond description. Do your friends in. the North um
I the i^Vht bcfore Christmas.
cun pCt
get nw
five noiiare
dollar* a dny
for served bring* to manhood, tho
really know what Floridu und especially Daytona Bench nf- working tight holu* very gently, choicest experiences nnd becomes wnd your own life will Iw all tho
U— o-------acrurce o f richest jo y ? May I brighter and happier.
United
- - the. nWttnli.
,. . - -.
.
i kisses are ramparts of vir- ford in the way of winter weather? How many persons' »lmOMl nn>'wJ'ero ir? the
) open the gate to oppor have you written to, lolling thorn of tho nlorlou. ™ tdoor,
i "The Christmas spirit jhat
make# these holidays so
happy
mota Times. Spoken that iB
all the other trades get*
ceels |it
Is ours in
In December. January, February
I*ebrtmry and till
(it fo
forr eight
hours'i which the npoatic
rays fell from
eight
.
prospector.
nnd
bright
should
be
tho
every-day
months? When they know, they will come. A personal *<>rk pickking up odds and end*,'tho Master’* lips? 'It i* more
spirit
Do not try to do ull o f
word, a definite invitation from you will be m ore 'effective Ihut .]U1<I Ih- dune by a trained blessed to give than to receive.’
“ ic Orlando Reporter Star car
himpanter
the kindly deeds o f the year dur
,“
God
dellghta
to
give
nnd
He
i*
boys Rave * band that any of than the best "descriptive folder. Tell your Northern friends
ghtil to work with everyone who in g •;hri#tmas week. Give daily
iltc* in the larger cities about Florida's winter sunshine.— Davtona News.
OUT HERE, women foci strong fo-bperates with Him according to ami hnve daily joy. Every oppor
be able to brag about.
ly, speak plainly. An anonymous the laws that He ha* established. tunity Hint you have to do good
J •v •
V 0- — ‘- ^ i *v
young female, n co-ed from. Colo Just ao far a* man observes God’* in ii God-given privilege to make
ADVENT OF THE season for special editions in marked rado College, write* nilty/sity .pat law, jusl *o fu r God will respond
d will be glad to print
n deposit in.the Bank of Heaven.
tten to Santa Claus by by some good-looking examples among the Florida newspa ting in very plain language whnt to hi* effort* and bring ta him It is an opportunity to lay tip
I chH n. If you would b* pers received by the Commercial., Perry Herald, got out an ; M«d*tna.Sc’vle'fn* said, “The more success and Joy. God does not re treasure and increase your wealth
what you want, you excellent one last week! twenty-four o f its big pages making !' HCC„of ™cn* 9’°, n<0.r0 1 V’i” 1* ,of fuse to work with a man because in the world to edme. It is no
let;
know. ari
The, Colorado . g:
man lx an Infidel or atholst. shnmo -for n man to be poor on
nn impressive showing for the Taylor county metropolis. IJ j f c , men***
t£ lm
:-aand
n ,‘. (he
men os »h
she?&
finds
them;
if that man understand# any o f this earth, but for a. man to go
that there a million lavarcjt Citizen, with twenty-six pages; Wauchuln Advo- wind# up. “mcoare all fool*, damn God’a laws und conform* to tn«m, into the next life without having
Iti six of bur Western cate, In three sections and .24 or more pages, and Apopka 'em." I?er essay 1* printed in the God’a blessing Is given on that mada preparation Is p fearful mis
Sam ought to nend
Tiger, tho c o % f . publication.,
line. He iky in the Christmas time, take. Let us then carry with me
k**n Florda cow ponies Chief, with color cover and everything, arc others that at
A yotjng man s rftyld o f propon wndn min o f oil Jdndft irive utter throughout tho year th$,spirit o f.
They’d tamo ’em. * * tractor) attention.— Leesburg Commorciab
ing fiil.T her with particular d|#- ance to their lovo fo
to
.
,
urnsie
"IVh'at: ft' Charming Room”
'I-r-
n
inv that Umatilla wilt
)*t winter plnygreund
Kgfuund ami. educational
It there is in the United
Umatilla Exponent. And
ford will be the largest
eWorld.
cliae. ; ' : .
EDUCATION
litre Is damping xlown
ROBERT QUILLEN
i^eti driver*. It seems
gjsjgjjMgj
pi {•jo
1 i''. "X1^ -tr ! -, hn* awakened to tho
thl* offenses and all
ct * i
A t frequent Interval# inen w
possible that ho got much o f it on
Sled while driving un•.of liquor are. re- Have made themwlvc* rich nnd fit- an empty Btomnch—thnt hi* body
a one hundred and Ittoua aro quoted in the puldjc wn* sore And hi* spirit sick at Ui*
prints nxm.yhtg Uwy "cot no cd- oml of manyn Icssgtt. But he got
ucatlrti, andthe wttonishrd pub- . ib'M Hewouldnt M where ! ha is
. -ight to bu done to lie say*: "There, now! You #oo, now if he hadn t.
over n*0f rf’ erry who It I* posfiblo to neafh tho toj) with* LiPondum. the artist, (earned en'libition of fleers. It out \vsating yeurt and yc*r* !ln g|ncecrjng In prdejr to carvo^ his
ilossal head of I^c*-not in a
. a* big an ottenm
ronmtilie readlm
hool, but under the rod o f neces!>ltinrt officer** any
d the^result ivfu| ’felucn*
Mb
“
... ^— nnd
of the world's where dr
m county
Industry without any eduYou may say EdlsOn wasn't "cdII ih* court, j^on td
}ue»le<l," butd* thsro any specialist
^ a c te d In th* m atter.- tation worth mentioning.
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st want to pay.
i f f l f . 'j M v w n * ’ mode/ He
Aiopoly g* they have paid glveh to ‘u* nt» "ftiutiral* of i
Wnr. demo, .the answer It
:r Stucco Hoi
Every clement ol ciuoct
been taken out ol 0 n«o
;v Stucco. Y cu c*:i be nut
your exterior walls will be
aolutely uniform in e*
n o ptreaks— beautiful!
turc. Oriental ttucoo
. Itself readily to any *
- tectural period
A s k us about
ORIENTA
STUCCO
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For Sale By
J f f i l 1
Hpliable Building Bnpplie.s
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U T « m of Europe'* liquor kings (j
an in this country- Studying
■Amincun method# o f mcrehim-
■ ing AW
V th<ni -lie* made, for w « are
—^
Christmas, which is really* and * ~
tnily 'the spirit o f Him whose
birthday wo celebrate.”
ceb
Tom Sims Says
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excellent
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ifr fXt
Cotll *
IV Garden
icn suggest*;
suggest*. ipajanui*
p*janV9m *Z
s 1
fit I f
n rlncCS bed eliecls used to bs I ;
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subscription t
,il -trect fnshial) fo r men.
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entthat
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pOpulur.
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IUT1SH KNOW that the
way to keep yollr credit J* to pay
your dohti. This .week Britain
paid to .Undo’ gam $(17,950,000 in In our^ deepor depths that ejudas ^.Fimajus fallacies: ‘ ^VVhcn you
odr. grosp,- i t i n the. Hidden tn.
jjirry an umbrcil*. you know, It
tcry that .purxlcn out* kcent jSvcr rntn*,1'
mtnda and refuse* to uncovered.
Stat.m in prlmliyil and i rite rest
"J ckUs Christ alone understood
lurin Swanaop want* to find
*B12Ji30,bO<) of money borrov
'
an,, ‘He rou]d qnd did look into
wnr
- ,L, w .
if nico quiet spot fo r d vacation.
• tho
*• abfrnt. the-'Seaqulccnlonnin)
Me
Thftt'l: i
-of
dsT
conr-'do'^n
T,
tmempl&i n
Let us tell you about
t l x T O N E
I
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gu#t. W# will hoan need another lews
by presenting to thpm tokona
THE END OF all knowledge shmlld he in virtuous ac Euripides to write (mother Uac- of their Inve, they arc yielding to
the higher lawn of (heir being and
tion.— Colton.
us a result reap the'blessing arid
If that girl will call on Mr. Mul- joy that God'has pronounced upon
NEXT TO FAITH in God Is faith In labor.— Boveer
enhy. editor of the New York Evc- that kind of obedience.
nitig Joumab'he’ll give her o Job,
“ Humanity is u queer mixture;
reporting.
.
Wo try to make an analysis of our-
W alls textured with !
Text*neinvariablydrniii
that comment. With it
you may reprod uce any
period of texture, any
color or combination of
color* in the form of a
permanent decoration.
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^Vanishing Ami cans: the
_
who used to fir U Hack of ana- f f i
d* around the boy’a nfJ: to P J
sway sickncM.^eC-^’ *iV‘ ‘
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out of fi
nnlnl ft**,
:f?ur peppR
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w ^ j »*•'< -
“ *,ce iXm
;$7.oo
|0
m
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�|Miss Marion Appleby
«Entertains Mem bers j
Sunday
School Class *
lc t’ - A* ,
. Mr*. M. H. Mabry and aon, liarMrs. j . E. Bridges and Miss Be
ton Mabry, arrived hero' Sunday D.A.R. Has Sold M any sle Zachoiy of Raleigh, N. C., nr
’
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j
' t r.
evening
from Lexington, Va., Tickets
E\>r Society rived here Saturday to. spend
where,
liarton
la
attending
Waah*
with itheii' brother
,
Tonight holidays
ington and Lee U n iver»y, and Vaudeville
wifn, Mr, and Mrs. A. D.
i
'-7
_ ----------- -----will spend tho holidays here with
„Mba • Marion Appleby enter-j 'TT
— ■— ----------- *— —
on Magnolia -Avvnue.
e One of the most successful af- Mrs. Mahry’s sliter, Mr*. G. F.
Many tickets hove been sold and
mined the members o f the King* . ^ . npxt Tuesday evening at 8 , cr, Mary Frances Andrews.
ffcics ever eonductod in Lnko Mray Smith, at her home on Magnolia much pleasure b anticipated in
fapday "
Dpoehtars class of th0 Methodist o'clock at the South Sido Primary. Plano Solo,
__ “Johnny Jump Ups?
J. W. Corley returned horn*
the Christmas Bazaar Under Avenue.
May and Mrs. W , IT. Sunday- School Friday evening at School Auditorium, there will he nott4> Whcoloss.
urdny from Atlanta, C*-, where I
the
Society
Vaudeville,
to
he
pro-t
|ftoap,.e3 of the Lndlei* Aid So- ji>’ ■■-. v.*- _____ .
talarUin at bridge
her.>omt| dti High Street in with a joint rectal presented by th e1,
sentcd.this evening nt the Wo has spent tome time, :
of the tjrke Mary Community
at tlw home of Sirs', one t f j h e stoat enjoyable parties
' J.
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J T L™* „Virgin!* fcl
Miss
Etta
McLain
And
man's Club under the auspices o f
‘ ‘ b nt the new chamber ot
nth Street, hojto f m!}0 cUss rartie# j mmk cl*aac’ °* Mr» Virgin!* PinFrank Scrugga left Sat
Pitno Solo, “ Moonbei
J.
M,
Brown
Jr,,
Wed
Hand.
tprcc
l'uhdUlg
on
the
country
tho Bailie Harrison Chapter N. S. Washington, l>. C., where,,
lovely homq wsa abloom
.«Pt*»»lon classes o f ris, Elisabeth Jistkey.
$Iub rood, i,-.i Thursday and Friday,
.jjpt of the W<J?| $.
Reading, »Ma> Tools"
spend a short time on busin
Jiy, dedal*,
ce
basketa■ 0f
■ poln- M^ W/ ^ >Ston<;*
, ,
Sunday, at DeLand D. A. R.
odd*
of
which
were
for
tho
now
rill preaent a Chrii|t™
•
On
’
The
P^sram
will
mchwc
Vjonld/Leo
Brown.
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the
i-'arid white hard nous.
r :
■
-»—L rf --•Sf■ %- ?. .In addition lo.the local artists
tfrch hoilding fund.
program it 3 o’clock
Jl v foKowjng- nuinhers:
Dr. W. It. Rucker left Bunds
Piano Solo, "A.Song Brigfifund
huge Chriitmda
A wedding which came ns u sur who will nppear on this unusual
H. ^Bmlth ah chairPiano
solo,
“
Voisc
Caprice"
New,^.c
^iunar
opened
on
Thursday
f>
v
ti, C., wher* * 1
Gay".
Gurlitt,
Erneatino
Graham."
•,
utifully decorated and
prise to Iheir many friends was program will bo Miss Louisa Mc‘"u1* brilliantly lighted, added much .to Inhd, Burks Pierce.
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Plano Solo, "Hans and Gretail” okroning with th# following pro* that of Miss Etta Ruth. Melvin Cutcheon of Winter Park, who is fa n ia K c tu LiUs'Ivu Horn take
jjRAtn:
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. of Mrs. Virginia the effectiveness ofthe'seene. The
Reading, "A Swdet Tooth" Hoag, Bfch), Marjorie Forrest.
end James M. Brown Jr., which called. "The Wonder Whlstleing piece Dec,'24*, •- - - ’ Sh'ginj: of America: Audience.
ciaties and Mrt. W. lights in tho various Moms .were* Sue Belle Hill.- .•-^V V ?
. Reading,
"When
Company,-;*was quietly solemnized Sunday af Woman," and who has been broad
Frayei: Rev. Jns. Thnmpaon,
ion classes’ nt «
Raymond Bearden of Kia*itntn4
Comes" Cooke, Doris Holcombe,at-the Presbyterian manse, casting frAm the radio station at
S ou th Side prilnhiy
- :i T ^
sr s ^ i K Frie,,,i" H“ " Cello Solo, “ Serenade" Chambers Vocnl Duet “ 0 Little Town of ternoon
spent
tho day here Sunday as
at Do Lnnd, with Rev. E. A. El Winter Park.
U
over all,
Piano Solo, “Monkey*" Lillian Mr. J. A, Reeves.
BcthMu'm": Mrs. Jns. Thompson liott performing tho ceremony.
.
’
guest
of Frank Markwood.
‘am.
Another artistic enterment to
A_ccntc*t piaydd during the'eVe- Vandercne, Gwen Piner.
p rog ra m at the Gram
Rending, “ On
Going Home and Mrs, Norman Pickering.
Tho bride was attired in a be bp presented is “ Tho Angebilt t
ai forded
ri\uch merriment,
Reading, “ Tho Contests" Hong, Christmas’.’ Guest, George Moye. 1
Address
o f Welcome:
"Mrs. com ing gown o f Valencia blue flat
FREE TRANSPORTATION
M 2 o'clock,
Trio", splendid entertainers, who!
and was in tho form of descriptions
Pinno Solo, “ Air do Bal|et" Lem* Frank Evans.
tree of First Grade, ofeA ch girl present.1 Miss Bessie Wilma Squires.
To
Miami and back. .Sedan
crepe
with
touches
of
-white.
Her
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ P H I
f :wn ,JonQ cxtoiu|vo radio and to n .-.
*
Piano Solo, “ Jack In Tho Box" ont, Louise Hickson."
..- March, "Still Alarm"; Orches close fitting hat was also of vnlcn- .cert work.Thcw artista will give n,? Sanrord for Mi*ml on I
’mary, at 0. Christ*
Boyce proved the cleverest in her Johnston, Jack Wilson.
1
.
"
,
afternoon
can
accommodate
Piano
Solo,
“
Little
Coquette"
tra, composed of Mrs. Claytlo pin blue.
nd Grade,- South
n Ifi-minuto entertainment playing Jor four passengers (Isdira or genReading,, "At Tho Concert" Relneckc, Mnrjorie Du Bose.
10:40
o ’plpck. description and was given tho
Store at the piano, Mrs. Jos. Scar, |
Mrs.
Browm
is
the
young
daugl,-*
Bcie^tit-ns on n number of i n s t r u - l ^ , * ; m»m. retura foil
1« , u corkage.
q7CMt Cooko, Edna Grech! • >
,[
Reading, “ Tho Conqueror” Cooke, cy, Chester Saunders, and Frank ter
; Third Grade, South
ter of
of Mrs
Mrs Mlnnk, 0. McUIn and 1n,ent9, as well as songs and other S L ,
I r M
After
the
contest
the
gucsta
'‘ Duet, “ Grand Valse Caprice" En- Elizabeth Bowen.
•ltlG o'clock. ChristEvans, violins; . J. A.
Peckham, hns made Sanford her home for forms of entertainment.
* ApP y
Verts
naked
out
on
the
sun
porch
glnmeti,
George
and
Edward
Mitch
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JHerald.
Piano Solo, "Cradle Song" John drum.
Grade, Sduth
tho past two years, coming boro
Miss I»uise
Hu^gsrfcrd, a
where gift* from tho tree wero dis ell.
stone, Mnrjorie Pope.
2:!G o’clock, f
from Augusta, Gn.
Readings;
Miss
Helen
Dunn.
l raceful dancer, who for some
tributed by • the class president,
Reading, “ The.Dancers” Michael
Piano Solo, “ Melody in F." RttbTho groom ia thr. youngest non time appeared cn Broadway, v.-£H nc:L-rara!i«aaaa*B«»t:»ai
—I’ iuuo Duct, "Laughing Water;1'
Mrs,
W;
II.
Rawlins.
Each
mem
Field,
Margaret
Squires.
cnstinc,
Ix>la
Peake.
,
*
of tho Baptist
of Mr. I*nd Mrs. J. M* Urown of be eno of the features of tho eva*
ber received a gift from her class
Piano solo, "Evening Song”
Monologue,, "Buying
Billy’s Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Searcy.
Parsons ge.
Fast Sanford, und is engaged in
r.lnT.
mates. Mrs. C. H. Smith, class Johnstone, Catherine Vincent.
Christmas Gift" Time A n y fttisk- A jpcniark*: Rev*. Jns. Thompson.
the celery growing business.
teacher was presented an imported
Piano Solo, “ Tyrojean" Rummel), noon before the 2Gth. Placo, F)W* n Medley; Orcheatra.
tdnesday - - i Miss Edna Neal of Tbomnivjlte
velvet bag as a gift of appreciation Eleanor Jiicktcm
floor of Yowell’s. Cast, “ A
Jsne Sharon w ill cn
;i l-’riduy,
Mi. and Tdra, Cjnronco Rar- Cn., nnived hfonday nflomoon to
. . nftornoon ten
___ was
from the class. A rug for the class A Rending,- “ Take a ’Tnter and Young Thing," Inn Mae Hall.
mber of her youhjfl
f ri' ni •* to fi e clock with rlift. Mis. Aimn Carll, W. R. Pell nttm d tho Kappa Delta panco
room at tho church w-ns presented Wait” Gwbn Piner.
Pinno Solo, '’Feathered
‘clock nt her home on
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Mrs.
Albert
Whitaker an*l Mra. mid William i’ ell formed a congcn-| nnd while here will be the bouse
to the class by MiRlVAPPleby.'An 1 Redding, “ The, Open School stem" Mnry Belli* Wnlaten.
■
Arthur
Whitnkcr
na hostesses.
is! party wo liv in g to Ocala and; carat o f Miss Helen Vernny.
electric heater,-Another g ift to the Yard” Cooke, T. W. Russell,
Spanish Dance, by tho Rythum
partmont Christmas
;
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On Friday evening, a general Silver-Bpringa on Sunday.
class was given by Mrs. C. ll, i Piano aolc, “ Alsacrcnce” Kroeg- Orcbastra.
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children o f club
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
R. II. Berg and
auction nt D o’clock was followed
Smith.
--------------------------------t:S0 o’clock;
Mira
I.c.ith
Wrnggc,
who
is n t-'
family
nrc
moving ----------*
Monday into
TUESDAY
by
the
miction
o
f
tho
thr
nuction
the
autograph
,
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.
L.
i
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■ Loto'in'tho'cvcnlng tho hostess’ r
; T
~ p,.
, -.1
t-..
*
n i.! y
quilt bearing the signatures o f Jf. {n,T ' !■ JoK,,|,h * Academ y at their lovely new home In Mnrvania. 8
aorved
delicious
bfreshm
ents
con
Mrs.
James
G.
Sharon’
Many
Dinner
Guests
ursdiy
•L
- - - - - - bt Augustine, returned homo B at-1
...
u Cnntlnunaa from I =p, m.
President Calvin Coylidge, Gover
Guild Christmas ball
Hostess On Saturday Entertained
Sunday nor John W. Mnrtln, and ethers i lit day to rpend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key had
t |l. ai.
her parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Janies ns their dinnot.guests Sunday Mr.
all.
fro m practically every state in the
le n d a r
[Church Bazaar Held
fA t Lake Mary Proves
Tremendous Success
PUPILS OF MESDAMES-PINER AN D
STONE W ILL GIVE A RECITAL
. TUESDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL
1
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cake and coffee. ’
' “ ’ . To Bridge Associates At The Country Club
11. W rnggs on Central Avenue.
nrd Mrs. Richard Twitchell and
union und Alnskn.
Quilt netted
A”
nmnl! son o f Daytona Beach, Mre.
f l r*0, which is probably tho highest
Briggs Arrington returned home W alter
Twitchell
of
Dayton*
with
priced ijudt ever sold in Bcminole
Monday afternoon from Davidson. Death, Mrt. Evelyn Penrsoll
of
County. It was purchased by C. N. C.,' where he is a. student at
Mae Murray Hoy Darcy
W ood Mill, L. L. und Mrs. George
If. Ellis, president o f the lake Devidtnn College, and will spend
Rice.
.
and 1,’ cyd Hushes
f
i
Johnson, M n i.'O , W. Gilbert, Mrs. l^ rs of tho Every
H. Mary Chamber of Commerce. The the holidays with Ids mother, Mrs. i
Every Week
Week Bridge
Bridge 1>nul ,£ Eortio*.. II Chapman,
OUitiun
wus
humorous
throughout,
Stclle Arrington.
P orter
L ansing. Jr., ~ M rs. C. H. clu b .
Chapman, Mr. ami Mra, Holland
Ko-Ko Sons Cartoon
Just finished un nssortmcnl of
■.Smith, Miss R o x i o , Darsoy, Misa
Polnsettlar undyellow chrysan- I f*- Ih»nn, Mias Ava W right,
Mr. the spi rited bids i-f Represents-!
"My iionnlc"
and
Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Lansing mo r**n.M plaques of Florida
i Alice G ooding McKim, M iss Mary themums combined with greenery , nn<l ^ 'rf IMci.uller and fnm- tive-Elect L. P. Hngan and l’ oitmus^er
Hall
of
Sanford,
bringing
■
h-r
rmntti,
oa
h.
Yo
tored
to
Crescent
City
Sunday
i Rankin, Miss EUa 'BoRon, MUs w ere effectively used in decorating jjl'* ^ r',
Chittendwi,“ Two IJpo in
ilantT’
County CommU- where they were the gucsta o f Mr. r* RTF I OH RTUDID, 033 Union
Mr. “nnd
Mr*. 1*
Roy
'.Ruth M ors, MUs; Margaret- Mar- the rooms where tho card table . j M”
J **“
" ' Chittenden, Mr. much laughter.
Henry Wight
naaUBUDBERHRBBIBHBBItl I iT s c
A venue. — Adv,\
|and Mrs. J, Hrusler of la k e placid, klon^r K. H. Kilbee- o f Geneva and Mrs. A. Itinck.
jtip, M iss Ethel T il 11*, MiSJt* Bessie bad been placed.
mode
no
interestingtalk.
i
N.
Y.;
Mr,
and
Miv.
E,
Bennett
o
f
B oyce,
Garrwtt, j t A fter several interesting gamer
re Department
*■* i
A -and little '0 f
-|ffias Mnriotl
- S ™ ' F« % M Bnj)
J
D. » J h o committee wishes to thank «■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ aH«nB«*nn*B*in 3 anaBBinaniinH U 4 'jcn uk a u rD a *a B 3 KCgBacai:asH aaxaa«Bg
I years past there iMIsr. Dorothy^briiilh".
n i L ffor
tn „ score
-rnro awahted
to“,fh 0n ^ G l c n n Falls, B. 11*11 the following merchants o f Ban- J the*■ pfize
o r top
awarded I S#
o f Winter Pnrk, Mr Yates, Winter ford’ for ths .ntorest and friendly ^
nts o f th e beginning
—
1Miss Khtherine Wllkey
Pnrk, Mr. Schran of W inter Park. r pit it shown by them nnd fo r their a
ater movement to beMiss Am elia Kmidftl! o f D o Land | At ,hc t4Ja ,)0Ur Mra
. . . ----------- ------------------Bliaron Mr. Leeds of Orlando, R, RodcnLiterature Depart* returned. to .her home „M onday a,* -,'fltrved
gOdcrous contributions: Sanford
a delicious salad and ice
burg, T. Larkin, IL U*e and Mr. i Prtig Co., Betninole Grocery Co., W
Woman’s (Hug and ^ spending the .werit-cBd here ns c ^ rsp
- - * — -. *.
.
Sehronc.
time, charming* 11ttla ' ftitf-iniest o f M r nnd AlrK F M ‘
‘1
Plggly W iggly Stores, J. W Cnch- 3
- given on the club L ^ i i
. ’
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' .Sub’ (UuUng for an absent memmu ami Mr- Btoudcndre, Manager*. B
Urr<>IJ’ ‘ H 1
*ber
— — * Mrs. Cary Jessup, others , Fmnk
Ed^Drid,
,,
,
.
2h i * 1* i,**K »r
'playin were Miss7 Katherine IV il
for points in Georgia where be Bakery, Davis Candy Co., BoteleTit» preseptatipn o f , *Mr, and Mrs. Woodward Ilarnkey, Mrs. W . J. Thigpen, Mrs. G. will spend thr holidays.
Jnekson Confectionery C o„ N ation
"7 AUZ
It* was voted by tho class to
Saturday :
Among those dining nt the Coun
Mrs. James G. Shnroft wns hosis ball given n t t h e pinke this party nn annunl affair.
Those who,attended thin delight esi .Saturday uftornoon Ht a lovely try Club nn Sunday wero: Mr. and
lake, given by Mr*,
honoring Miss OM\*e ful-affair-were-Mrs, W, 11 .Raw bridge party at her home on Tenth Mrs. G. ti. Herring anti Miss Elea
lins, Mrs. W. IL May, Mrs. Paul Street, when sho entertained mcni- nor Herring; Bart W. Herndon,
'■ W
ities 9f the
Ten’s Club
j
ir
KN OX SPORT
jji
,J ‘B ^ u tifu l folts, in thd BCW:shades favor
ed fo r Spring. Select one of these, new'
arrivals to wear to the Races
s E S S fe 'Tcl1 ° r, St- Fetaraburg were among K/ Hni|th> M rs. Raymond'Key and
1
al Biscuit Co., Ludwig Bros., Ro j -,'
Mrs. Claude Herndon, M bs Le ; mlllnl & Anderson, Bcmftnle Feed
Clniro Jones,' Miss Kitty I)u Bose Co!, BnUman' Bros,, Try-M o But- i
nnd Ben Cantwell motored t o Jack- tli^g W orks, Coco-C*da Co., Bnn?very momcgtj^.play i .
, •
rvnvllle Monday where they spent |forjl Paint und Wall Pnpor co
preluile wus worth 17_7' *
Mr. ond Mrs. R. L. Rubcrtson tho day.'
n artistic standpoint.!^
fr^yji Lake Mary. Gleason's
for children of club She advocates it being provided i left Haturiluy nmrning for Mel
Gry-vry. A. K Sjoblom. ami
Mis.1* Nun McMullen c*f Clear Flowura.
hv riven .tinder tho by vtho, cities themselves and given bourne where they were called on
r> Wiiiinni McKin- at n rate of charge that will mnke account of the burning of Mr** water will arrive in Sanford Mon
day aftemoun to attend the Kappa ■ Mrs. Richard TwitchelPand a null
nesday afternoon nt it possible for tho people at large Robertsons mother's home.
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T*
Delia Dance and will lie tho guest son who liavo w « n spending tlm
ProparatlotWt h&vc fti have better und cheaper music.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Milteer of of Mbs Helen Vernay at her homo pakt week here us tho guests o*
r a great many chil- U is only by constant hearing the
CBHaaaMaHn.wnMq»iw«w»fH»iar:jiw »g a n‘arl BaBau w » f HHMwnii«w i i a a « « « » « u * w : ' M » u
<
invitntion ia to all finer forms of music that rcal.ap- Fort Myers arrived hero Saturday, on Crystal l>ake.
Mrs. Raymond Key, returned to
their home at Dayton Reach, San- r!=H3nnnKHaiaagaitHBKBiBiraiiHgnnmiaRHHnRinEHnnEiigHua;cniiBBni:BBBRaHRaBKaui»Bi
and grandchildren preciution for-it wHl be doveloped. having been called here by the
Mra. Eugene Tittle le ft Sunday day. Mr. Twitchell Joined them B
Social. Department
•
Old.
'
death of Mra, Miltcor’s aunt, Mrs.
for Jackson*die where she \v m Lire Sunday nnd returned
home
Department
Fpr the nrst time* siogU the build Ella Lcfflcr.
rpend the holidays with relatives, i.- i |k them.
1 public, as well an ing of the dub house,, tbo annual ■**--s
--------— —------ - ther departments will ball will be held elsewhere on ac
M r, and M rs. I. T. Stringer nnd Mr. Tittle " ill join licrt here *111 ____________ rrH.
come to tho benti- count o f tho greatly. increased children of Cocon spent tho day in Frday.
program to bo giv- membership, which la already out Sanford Sunday ns the guests of
M b s Mnrn ttp Lamm will nrnvv
lock on Tuesday ftft- growing the beautiful club home.
M rs. Stringer's parents. Mr. and
,i i hiiuff.iil I uvsdsy from Wolsep-J
C H. Smith will
Tho committee has derided upon M tJ. J. K. Sparling.
burg, Colo., t* be the guest o f Rev
usical numbers she thO Hotel Forrest Lakt fo r this
i
for the occasion with event, on the evening of Tuesday,
Mr*, And Mrs. K. It. Murrell and and Mrs. \v P Uuhrnmn.
rerilv m rateh
^r0®
( UnSrnl ° f Mr8* EUa I/!fn C r ° n
The attendance,vviti ^SuRdaV..
.Sunday,.
house guest, Mre. Richard Tw itcaHI o f Daytona Beach, Mrs. WlU
-----j Irn W. Wallace Wright
mor,nnd
*.
The Quality
s
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PHONOGRAPH
Dec. ‘ 28. Special mu4|e by the daughters, thu Misses Uln and
Mbs Kntherine Buhrman nnd
frtll
bor pro- Bert MttlTeJl o f Orlando, spent the
’Seminole
j E n r a - Syneopatora
T" i - ’ yided and feature dance* are being;,|ay here Sunday, cemlng to nltond Edwbrd Buhrman returned home
Saturday from Lakrinnu wno.vl
fw p M i,
MM. I
■ ■ |lho funeral o f Mrs. Ella Lcfflcr.
- t
they are attending boothern Colv Mr*. F o rest
and Mra. J. G.
Shnreit arp tho boxUsses fo r the
Mrs. D A- Caldwell nnd son, Joe, lego and will rpend the holiday'*
.
roup One
evening, and tho committee on in- returned homo Monday ofteniooq hero with tbeir parents, nev, nnd
Silent Night, Holy vitationa 1* composed of the Miss from Miami where they apent sev Mfo, W, T, Buhrman.
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1th violin obligato by es Kathryn Wilkie* and Edith eral days with Sir. nnd Mrs, Wide**
m :
Mbs
M«ry
Louis
Hoffman
of
Tea
man CaldiVcIL
,dance»i S1
Jf the Merry Doib
*
-Gk . High School
»*P Two
, V , *\ f
Cantlque da Noel
t). Mm.
r*. Victor
Jolly
Miracle Play
Robinson
jm
*
B(0 S.»icti»j p1.
whicK vv{U hoDfound Ob page 5d of
the year book. Thera la no reason
for question or misunderstanding
0f them, as, they are^U orly ^et
forth and explained, Remittances
must In all cases accompany tho re
quest fo r invitation cards.
. '
Welfare Department
<1 Mr*. Hpgan request* that thois
of her member* who are willing.to
aaalst Mra. Morw o f ti
JWlfaru Buani in packi:
E iS S S ir L
^
c. P. H
^Harden.
** a carefully
jWng, and-th,
* fharga will
guest c*r Mrs. R. E. Tolar.
gUdat
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‘ 'Oregon City.” nil tvqol blankets. PiiRcy iilnldn, 100_pnr ccnt
green, Invender, rose
$
.
$
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18CTS
¥%
„ and Harry Woodruff ro-.
liomo Sqndny evening from
Tin, N. C., where they the
j University o f North Carid will spend tho hollday/f
h their parents, Mr. snd
jyasw*j
Cut Prices on Tires 1
F.P.RINES
. ■> i f j'.’si'
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f
i
,*ROSCK.U*US NEW VBAU W U g H E R E U .N BY
GRAND OPERA ENGAGEMENT *
3 Pcrfornmnrcs In 2 Day^— Dec. .10-31
/ »v
s
1 2 ,0 0
$
:
tQ $
s **t
jftssed for the
native Florid*
Jiy, which .b fiut distppcaring
through the thoughtfulness of
™ W ‘ do. not'.jrwlllw .that In
'
ly tree, or dethey are hav-
5
en a
11 *h e nds nnd
her heart wit
electrical things ti
'w o :
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broltl-*; - Plain,yvhito
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Fridav MaUnec, Dm*31
I^Mmca; E»c;,bn?*and Schalkcri .Mflwra
re ’ There^wlU ba- a rrwrinl denef* P
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A pi, Cong m
w t e .v *
M ARTH A/Tnterrante,
$6 bALLBT
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WaES:
endar, rose, blue ami green, 81x90. Fancy’l l
< *£m
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J- f p ^ E I L K HOSE—Van 1
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$10.00t0$12.50
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vm
ectrlcal
:^ ^
v‘! ; Appliances^?
MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT
r FOR A W OM AN :
all the g ilt Bh
-.-‘Cfei
fs .lilM ili
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fF A N C Y S P R E A D S — I
by (H
—y la called to tho fact that
* o f tho Lcgisb-
2 3 .5 0
®
All wool, fancy pnlkis, 66*80
J^ght colors
Large arae, light weight. All wool
'
and down
\
„.en A
-— ^
—
Large Blankets
Wool & Down Comforts
. until:*
. - v.- *
Light
1 2 5 © 10 2 5 . 0
■*
Mrs. 1. E« Brown and Edward
1113 Sanford Ave.
J. J,--E, Bridges and sons, Clay, Henderson of Defend were *the
•
s»* V
dinner
guests
c
l
Mr.
and
Mr*.
E.
John and Arthur Bridges,
and
Phono 461*
1
a--,--nclcc Miss Margaret Zachary will M. Carroll on Saturday.
arrive :hcre Thursday by motor
from Raleigh, N. 0 ., to spend the,
holldya here with tho Uttor’s par-i
m i l M
^
t h e a t
and Mr*. A. D. Zachary.
•nts,
“ J{iUo
p n t,N 6y
Z itz '
Lakeland, Is the attractIv* hmiie
Miss Lucy "May Curry of Orlando f u c ftb f Miss Helen,Vernay at her
fpent the day. here Monday na the inome on Crystal Lake,
—fo r Christmas
■I
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^
B lankets and Fancy
PORTABLE
soft interesting ffiChistury of. tho Christ
Mrs. Forest McAId the discussion o f
I events, before the
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•;/ The. .growing condition for cel- whoXo brief repm-ta were received,
cry* during the past seven days fhtdre has-been no other informahovc i
i -a l, according' to t i ^ Jc°»nfnl? out of U..t dUtrlct,
f
Lt.,, , - »w A‘. ♦u’;» „ * i w >ffc fully 7,000 acres of land la
t mitn,, rrros^.Jis t , thi.
off ! ^
to
planted to colcry. .Jjf? *
th: crop boh? ns good tut can b«Fortunately, the local season has
j^Ajftjstisd at this- tifnc of the year, bo far been immune-from any other
vthsy eay, TWtv caoV^smvp uf. the tbftpdlte Usual ptestn, such as^thc
.bjvisl throb tiiffhaH Wen of'nlhterr riitwohii. No*,trouble of unusual
h i benefit rn.J the accompanying proportions hsu been .caused th®
•/ra’n r n f TlnjrMa*/ and Friday hive gfewtSfiF t f thl« district SpraylK-en-rib. thst ? tthqiiSMWtt could |r\g operations have, o f. Course
ifcen carried on with cunselesa reg*
Q: i- r f >jd r t ^ t o ' ar* still try Ins Warity’r .
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bfCmatirm on tlm situfBad spots, which were evident
*n!s.: The tSldflc in some fields several woehs ago,
r,*cek» which, the have come out rapidly and*only a
■I HE.lai Vr..”.ey expotienTcd, ‘ was few'are evident at this time. Yel*
|^fyc.} icd, in raco^rc dispatches, to lowing . plants have .turned the
.In v q 'caused much damage to the healthy darfc, green .color and are
ijrtrue.* crop. .^No montion was 'doing well under Idcnl growing
id- c.t the feb ry crop.
Since r e n d i t i o n s . f.. . *■
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Foreign Oil Holders Must Comply With
NewMexicanLaw.LaborMinisterWarns
u,i ?.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20.—(/P)— law did not establish “ forfeiture’'
Vi .rr.hifr that “ foreign oil holders for violations.
. ,
not complying with the new law
Again the telegram said, that
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b jlv « , » ^ W
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Moroncr, in a telegram to the oil
^
prc.conatltut,0njll
'
yjfho tcbgnim served ns a Jenial
of report# that the lime limits for
the tOmpanlo# to apply for confirnation of thCjr titles would l»o ex-
properly rights acquired by for*
eignrrs mny Iw retained by them
(urln^ tll0 life of the company In
question," as determined by the
chartort and .contn»cts of such
j 1 IBi
3 0« i
y.ll./KMc, 7
WHS MOTHERS CrET frftAW
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
• Observers horo point to apparent,
y infonrifitcticJe# Ih the telegram as
given out. Declaring that non; compliance would mean renounce*
mi nt uf riKhts, Stmor Moroncs ut
The same time asserted that ;the
f i o - 1 oom t u»aaj?*
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TH E PAPERS SA Y
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MAV EE eE N E R C IA L T O
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ONE’S HEALTH,
S A Y S ■■
KISS, KArtlfe,
PROMINENT DOCTOR
MM HA*lbNA\US
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tow** voo
MEAfi,
B O O T S A N D H E R BUDDIES
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By Condo
IfM VCRTOLAOTb HAVE,
MET TOD.MR.KLdTY-NoVl
YOO FOLKS 8 6 SWfB AMO
COME 6V0R TOMORROW
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S0ME7HN&1
�IS—Businesg Service Offered 32— Irelp Wanted
I
BATES
. ja Advance
™s-' . !^ n i be received
L n>Ufctor sent
fcr HJmenLtI
____10c i lint
[ V . 8e » lin*
7c i line
, on requestI rttt i »re for
KTtJons.
d overage length
Female
69— Roams for housekeeping B3r—Forms and Land fog Sain 89— W anted— R ea l' Estate
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY WANTED—Seversl pUnUU and
vocalists to work with lecturer*
— Cleaning, preying, tailoring.
105 S. Palmettq Avenue. Phong and readers several evening* a
J4fW.
weeltdn 8anford and the Immedi
ate vicinity, rTM»
:.; (* exceptionally
high
class
work,
only the. best of
PERKINS — Haberdasher
t
Adef headquarter* fo r C o l l e g i a t e talent will be considered.
quate remuneration.
--------- 1. Fur.particuClothes. 110 First Street.
■ ■ ■
• , ' .
National Bureau, Dept.
— i F-25, Exchange Bldg., Nashville.
..
ANdCO CAMERAS “
I
i
J01 W.Wh St. w . N. Lrnnley, Prop.! 35— Help W anted— Male
a n d s u p p l ie s
PURNX8 HED ROOMS, bath, carshed, heater, winter quarters,
1215 W. 2nd St.
- - EAT AT Sanitary , Cai
things to eat at all t
of 3Cc for
lg lo restricted to
itition.'
D&Sk
j mode Th# San*
viO be responsible
ja r r e d Insertion,
t i e r subsequent
V office should be
jiuttiy in case of
fBRTlSERS
4 representative
jdllsr with rates,
jifKfltion will give
information. And
bf? will assist you
oor want ad. to
rtifective.
.
IhT NOTICE
dauld give their
[office address a l
pkone number If
nits. About one
i thousand has a
the others Can’t
with you unless
bounce MUST fw
do at The Sanford
or by letter. T<lc*
tinusnees ire not
Efficient
WANTED—Activo high grade dir, trict agent to sell our attractive 74— A p a rtm e n ts and F la ts
accident and health policies'in full
or spare time. Liberal commis
sions with permanent '/renewals.
The Herald Classified Depart
j WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY p r i n t Will receive persona] fnit'rncUons
ment will be g l a d 't o
help
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, and assistance. Fof personal in stranger* get located in rooms
! Embossing. Sea us first. We do terview write;
Simmons
and
or apartments nn<| will render
j It. ’ Phone 417-W. R, R, Avenue- Jones, 410-411 Masonic Tempi* every assistance to those re-'
Commercial •Street.
Bldg., Jacksonville, FU, '
questing it.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO West First Slreel
atPhons 441
WANTED—Two boys/* Day work
Apply Postal Telegraph Co.
10— Money to Loan
FOR RENT—One furnished and
one unfurnished apartment, close
BIRD DOGS, Thoroughly trained, in. Call 15G-W.
. : AUTOMOBILE
sent on trial, 435 to 4100, free
HEALTH & ACCIDENT list on application.
Joe Moss
TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and
Lewjsburg, Tenn.
Our knowledge o f insurance is
bath, attractively
furnished,
always *t your.disposal and will
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200
WANTED
TO
KNOW
who
owns
appreciate a call at any time.
N. Park Ave.
Pit bull stud dog in Ssofoni?
Address J. J. Nulls, Pinecastle,
75— B usiness Places fo r R ent
Fla.
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
TORNADO
LIABILITY
cssorlcs
311 First Nat. Bk. Bid
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Found
BULLDOG.
ALL
« t it by ih-ftcriblng
(ioui< hiu) expenses.
bx 719.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Florldta.
VALL 352 for fresh cut flowers
and plants. Mrs. Ginn. Sanibrd Heights.
Tube* 7 Yea
asufonL- —
A. K. r o s s i t e r ;
JcleTy Avcnuo
Phono 212-W
A Floral Suggestion for Every
V
,
Occasion
Floral Designs a Specialty
Stall 01is
LTRIM CO.
rir, not the owner
f for estimates. >
RADFORD
STEWART THE FLORIST1
Flowers foir all occasion*
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781 .
27— P rofessional Scry ices
eervices offeree
Bnir Bobbers in
l Children’s De*
IARBER SHOP
•'
DR. J. R: VIDLEIt
Chiropodist .
(Foot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Store.
Phone 102 for appointment
noils Ave.
RUGS— Snampoocd, right in your
home; color* reatored, nap rais
i STORE — Pre
ed,
made tolodk like hew. Highest
ig*. Soda. W* art
approval* or no charge. B. R ic«,
four phone.
fug expert, with Laney Dry Clean
I 103
er*, Phone 465,
4 Furniture Co.
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
’imt Street
no kinks, one price, personal ata lull lino,
right. Cash or nation. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
Phono, 843-J.
it your business.
Si I. NIX
Attortiey and Counsellor at Laey*<* Co., genera1
210 East Fjrst Street.
sidewalks, build
dion boxes. J, R
CIKCULJNE PERMANENT Wav
ing. Guaranteed not to bum.
— Hot Sandwiches Madam Harriet, over Mobley’s
^
'■ -• S
«UG COMPANY D rugstore.
.
wall Store"''’*'
|i»Uy of our prt'-mp' THE NEXT TIME Vou are sick
[Hftions and quid
tr)r Chiropractic. You soon will
get well and’ will keep smiling.
Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr,
^W AN CO., Auto W, E. MacDougall, 1st Nat, Bank
•khvet metal works
Jasntai sheet metal
ENGRAVING
•ML 2Q7, French
VN-All kinds of
1 #istal Work
Tanks. At Oak
d Street Tele-
FOR REN T— Completely .furnish
ed Garage Apartment. Cto*a lit.
Phono 366-J. 1201. Magnolia Avo.
INSURANCE
We are prepared to render expert LOANS— Money available at 7 pet
service in the following lines of - efent Close in property. A. P. FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, tower
_ floor, dose In. Apply 122 1-2
Gvmelly A Sons.
\
Palmetto Ave,
Tel. 732
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Will buy or trade for your equity
In any loti in any subdivision in
South Florida. In answering this
advertisement tell mo how much
you have paid, the balance due,
th# lot numbers, and the tocatisn
of jpfoperty, also give-your pres
ent and home address. Write Box
r „ BW-B Care Sanford Herald.
MARVAN1A
Allow us the opportunity **f
showing you this fins property,
Scruggs-Scogguns Realty
Cb.
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished Phkno 735.
Masonic Temple
housekeeping rooms, all conven
ience*. B1Z.E- 5th St,
ouscs for Sale
56— Fuel and Feed
t j HOUSES FOJL8AI
utomohile For Salt
;*
’ ^ FOR HER
' >
Smell bungalow north of
irrr------- :.*..-.-.'ir:.-jsg-,r r n a s s r
Street on Palmetto Avenuo.1 TWro W
LINCOLN
W W f W g P i iFORDSON
l l B W i FOR HER—Gifts o f distinction for
lots, can be bought at lets than
Edward Higgins, Inc,
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy.
present day value.
f 8,000 cn Commercial L Palmetto. Phone 331'
tpnhi of |M>0 cash and 17b mont^
CANDIES, SHEAFFER'S Foun
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
Ifjctuding interest.
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Per
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
fume
and compacts thst will
U. 8. L. Batteries.:
plesse her. Laney’s Drug Store,
5 room stucco bungalow located
Distributors Chandler
at the corner .of Palmetto and
Mclach Bldg.
Commercial Avenue
Katie. Dirge' living room, din
ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms, KEY TO happiness. Stndcbaker SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Christmas cards, novelty glass
bath with shower, large porchei, < for Christmas. San Juan Garage
_
ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs,
etc, well built and almost* new. Co,
silk underwear, pocket books and
48,000 on terms of 4200 cash and
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
485 monthly.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 MagnoiU
S* Q. W. WANSIXY. Manager
Avenue.
Spanish bungalow on Park Ave
nue, Partly furnished, two bod
CHRYSLER
rooms, living room, small dining CHAS. T.-FULLER MOTOR CD
room, kitchen, bath with shower, Hanford Ave. at 10th S t Phone 602
double garage, large yard. 48.000
NASH
on terms of 4500 cash and the batLends the world in motor car value.
lance payable like rent.
SMITH MOTORS CO '
Beautiful bungalow among oak
3LE HUDSON-ESSEX
trees. Almost now, largo living
INC.
room, two bed rooms, dining’ nook,
203 Oak A vo.
both ;• electric rnnpo ond water
Phone 41
heater, completely furnished ready
ENGRAVED GALLING CARDS—
fo r you to move in. . Double gar
HUPb—MARMONt,
Stationery and Fountain Pens.
age, flowers ond shrubs. Owner
Seminole Book Shop, McLander
will sell for 410,600 on terms that
Arcades
are easy.
DODGE
Plensure cats and Gral.am Trucks KKLVINATOR Electric Refriger
i >Ea n - b e rg c o r p o r a t i o n
ation tho Ideal Gift for Her,
Elm and 13th 8t.
Phone 3
Herald Building
Kelvlnator Platt Co., 39 McLan
:J i
Phono 713
der Arcade.
190—Automobiles for Hale
A1TRACTIVE rooms to rent for
stores or offices at Park Ave..
W. M. CORNER HOUSE Close In, 5
WOOD— Dry Pine, Stove nml fire end Coinmurcinl ftrert
JEWETT AND PACE
i Young, Ownw, 208 Park Avo., Op
place. PHONE 639.
rooms, 1300 down, fto monthly.'
RIVE’S GARAGE
posite Court (louse.
price ?1600, Hart N’nson, Valdei
.Sanford Dealer
FOR SALE
Hotel BHg Phone 853.
' ■ , 208 W. 1st Si.
Phoni
WOOD
—
WOOD
77— Houses tor Rent
Stove, Heater, and Fireplace
SANFORD IDJICK CO
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER
212 Magnolia Avo.
urnl garage, valuable lot. Chap
HOUSE FOR RENT—Furnished,
Ph1)-1* 3d7
PHONE 498
at 701 Myrtle Avenue. Inquire man St pi,600, Favorable terms.
MTS, Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel,
113 Elm Avenue.
57— Good T h in g s lo Enl
Fofr RENT — Thrca room house.
lulls For Hale
j.
MILLER a PHILLIPS, INC,
PASTP.1ES, PIES, salads. We take
with screen
porch,
e le c t r ic ----- [■-------------- ----- 1—-----* ————
special
orders
for parties. lights, $30 [>er month. Apply Gin- LARUE BUILDING LOT in Oak
’ USED CAR LOT
Roulh’s Delicatessen. 1021 W. 1st derville Cash Grocery.
Hill just off Geneva Ave. Other
St
--------------------- — -----------------------— 'l o t s in this subdivision ere selling
PALMETTO AND 3RD ST
FOR RENT—Five Room House at’ f°r $850. For u quick stile thi*»
Elder Springs.
Inquire 1100 lot fa offered at the low price of
NOTICE—See J. R. Ellis for
<825, Half cash, balance <10 a
Christmas oranges. Fancy oranges Myrtle Avenue.
_____ _______________'month. Address P. O. Box 18.1, Chevrolet Touring ..............<123.00
43.00 per box. Phono 5G1-J Celery
Avenue.
•j f s
O vli 1v
I Hi 2/DniuG it Irttnycritck •—
W)'R*R^NT—* room bungalow on j Satlfwd
Palmetto.
Avenue
corner
°
f!
l
o
t
17
V B u e n a vista, lb2C Ford Touring
.......4350.00
58— Household Goods
Spurting Street, Two bed rooms,' /jun-c
paved).
<750. 1025 p otj Too ring ...____<£50.00
<23 per month
FOR SALE — Davenport, also
j 192S Essux Cokch „
wnrdrobc, dining table, refriger
ments.
446
monthly.
Phone
'U'llLot^in
uiik
Hii],
Uiraa
lots
off
of
1921 Dodyn Touring
ator, dresser and other articles.
for appointment.
Genova Avenue. <850. Turm# 4«0
914 Myrtle Avenun.
1
------- -— —---------------------------------- * \rqsh,’ <20 per iiuintb.^ IQ imr c e u t ^ '
FOR RENT—f> room stucco but.- discount for cosh-. \
51— M iscella neo'UE
gnlow located nt the corner dt,LQt.l07, Magnolia Hoights, <1050.___________________
Palmetto
Avcnuo and Katie Street-U0 per cent discount for,C »h.
. .
. N ..
FREE TRANSPORTATION — To
J K
Miami and back. Sedan leaving luirgo living room, dining room,* L. Urban May, Owner, Dodge *
Sanford for Miami on Friday a f
.\O T ItB TO c nKIMTOIl* I ternoon, can accommodate three or
IN THIS COURT OK TUB COUNTV
JUDOli.
BKMINtJLB COUNTV,
four passenger* (ladies or gentle cabinet*, two bed rooms, bath .with
HTATU OF FLORIDA,*
.Jmen). Will return following Wed nhowtrr, largo front and rear
llni tlalalu.ol SUry A. W.
;]0
monthly
will
r„
nesday. Apply, “Sedan,” care The porches. . Owner will rent for 466
d Oak Hill lots. Kt**.y. dacea*«i...
.
monthly, or will sell oh exception
■
f
Tu all Crntltur*, Lvxslee*. DliHerald.
10 percent 011 , trlliulem. unit nit - Person* Iwvvltuf
ally easy terms at a closo price.
I c u Iiiih or Ui-msndi .aanluti said
F’or further information see Mr.
i Bilstel
I
i* '
6 7 — Houma Wi th Hoard
T"
,
.
1
1
- VoU, aml;>a<sJi of-you. are lisreby
Mitchell at The Herald 'office.
monthly will buy tintlfled and required lo .present
FOR RENT—Rooms with board.
'iphurst
Price sor claim* and demand* which you.
I at- tidier of-you, .may tiave ngaloat
.Reasonsb’e. Private home. 2*>3 78— O ffice* tint! Desk Room
I die eetnio uf Nary A- W. KesJy, deMsple Avenue.
—
1censed, lain »( Hntnlnole County,
monthly
will buv
^'orlda. Ju,,ga
In th# „Ron,
Jus. O. County.
Bharon,
OFFICE FOR RENT—I* Mnsch
[tionmiy wm
uuy Counly
t Bemlnola
ROOMS, with or without moxD
Bldg
Apply A P tJoitnr*'y *
French Avenue, m ),i* office In die County Courtj home In HanfpnJ,.Namln<ile'C<iunty,
Rouse noble rates. Lincoln Unto! Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
,
Florida, within twelve months from
ri the date hereof,
68— Rooms Wlthopt Board
80—A — Real Estate Directory.
FOR RENT — Two connecting
ELDRIDGE
& . COUCH, Real
room* suiubto' for"(h reo
or Estate *hd vegetables. Valdes
four young men.
Convenience*. Hotel Building.
Rates very1reasonable. 321 Mag-
H between
HIGGINS-SHITH-WIGHT, INC
Rpnl Estat* and
INSURANCE BROKERS
FOR RENT— Bed moms with dou
ble nnd ninglp beds, .305 Park
Ave. Phone 318.
'•'■L - ‘ .
8 i — W anted— T o Rent
FOR RENT — Very attracUve
rooms with heater,, twin beds. SEVEN OR eight room furnished
home with rsrage’ VanUd on
3 minuter from Postoffice. Phone
year tense by reliable party. Ref*
erencee given. Honm must be
a few dolisfs down.
,,
FOR RENT, — Attractive front, modern, rent reasonable, well located
but
not
neceossrily
close
in.
room, private entrance and batji.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATIO
Available nt once.
Phono 429, Mlgljt consider unfurnished If good
.
Heraid DulMing
proposition. Write parUrulars to
Phone 715
’’Responaible,” care Herald,
.
-___
Btll
Dated November, A. D., III*.
Prion 82 000 OUi
►
RALPH K, SMITH,
j!# #
« i t ,i « t Administrator of ihs Kstsi* o i
»nd <20 m o n t h l y . j )Nry a , tv, K c ly . cec<*a«ed
FOR HIM—Attractive watches n
the latest design. Don Smith
Next to Yowell’s.
FOR THB FAMILY
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Candy
and holiday decorations here.
Union Pharmacy, 111 E. First.
ALWAYS FOR GIFTS
S«e Parisienno Gift Shop, McLan, ; der Arcade. , 7
SMITH BROS.
Home Furnishers
Buy Now — Pay Later
FOR THE KIDDIES
YOUR SUITS are made in £a&< >
ford to measure. We carry * V
eb»npl*Mf
Ml woalen merchaiv
dUe. Quality, Service and Fit guar-
^™
,
~
untied.
WOLF THE TAILOR
514 Sanford Avenue.
in DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shopping
r. * her*. A chmplctc line of lug’ Igage, Jewelry, Indies and gents*
t
-** wearing apparel. Glvu your ------I j.
* j -------- a wrist watch. Your eted t
}r I* good, W. O. Russell Supply Co., *
1815 & End St.
and cost* <>f court taxed tn the *um
of |V.19, 1 hsre Jevlad upon anti mnn’r.1
will offer for sal* ta ills hlahret
^
and best bidder for- cash, within
the lean) hours of sale at th* front
Thef
door of th* CourLHoua* In Banfora,
hemlhol* County. Florid*, on Mon- n“°ut
■lay tho Ird diy nr January, 19ST. the ai
•II of ih *
of Uiosald
In and to
'.fits piece*
rlshi, title and intsrw t >waem
BAM n ilL L I P , dscaased ■wa;*n
the followInu described grade <
or parcel* o f land situ-
ale lq Bumlnols County, Flurldk. tu* a\|\ that 'pert of th* East Halt )P
h tm cH o r iiim t ir F s SALK
IIFIlU
I I ..r
. hdph'*»t o f ; ,th*
h .
I t l . n l l n ilm
Atlantic
VlUOINfA * CAROLINA CltKlO-'
Co#st
Lre* Itallrnad of Lot FlflyUAL COMUANT OF‘’.;l>KUV', Hv* (U)
and th* tV*»t Half nt
WAIlH, a Corporation.'
mid Lot Klfiy-flv* (65) of 8AN1‘Uimlff,
Foni)
CBLBnY
iDGI.TA, accord-V*.,'..
*'A1 *, t*s
’ log to plat ih*reof.j
or record in
rctjC,' cAtotAtVAY. a* Admin!*'tfic Public Hccords^ of Hemlnol#
Umuity, Florida, |n-Plat Book 1,
Dofsndum.
c „
„ XN n.
i Nolle* Is hsreby alvon that'under
As
Hhcrlff
of
Pc
ml
hole
County.
and hr vj rtps, of a. Wsli/uf Bx*cu*
Florida.
Non issued out uf and under the Publish I*«h tlh,
» t h . HUH. Ilth.
M*l‘ of the TTrcutt Court of 'Henil*
no)* County, Klorlds, dated the «th IN TUN COPXTt COVnT OP, SI>M«
d*y of - November, is n ,, commandINOtiH COWHTT. Srt-OltlDA
log me that out of the.toods and
NOTIU1C OP ■HE)<IPr*S *ALN
chattels, lands and tenements of VIIItllNIA
- CABOLINA CilKMIham I‘iU|.UiVds«***r<r.'1n the
hands of It. M CAKftAWAY, as
Administrator of th«'*stat* of-thy
»s.
•aid BAM PHILLIP, defeased.., I
rause ui i-<- mad* the «Um of *0•c si
- ~-f
IfAC- w a w iM N siv
fAMfy* NDUW
,P O R OUR
J
FANCY PAJAMAS. 8 MOKINU
Jackets, Lounging Robes, wii.
please Him this Christmas. B. L.
Perkins Co.
MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILD
GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS ‘ ran’s bedroom slippers, 41-00 t<
' AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS. 43.00 a pa r. Lloyd’s Shoe Stor*
RAFFF.LD’S LADIES' SHOP, 108 E. 1st.
SANFORD AVENUE.
« Founty. Vlotldi
crpoksl/
NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hodbigant’r Shaving Sets, Milita.-y
Brushes, father Goods and Pocket
Flasks. Vinton Pharmacy,
SAY ’’ MERRY CHRISTMAS” ta
Her with a pair of new shore
from Woodruff and Watson’s, 208
E. lit St.
“
1 h>* vivid* of a
n iHUva out »f
I OL the Cobnty,
NOtvMWG m>b GOOD
MliNUBBS-' NOStRl N0f
HE WILL APPRECIATE one of
our Gordon Pipes for His Chilatmao. Joe’s Smoko House, 108 W
l»t S t
vouw «
T M f td tbs' Klxhest 1
l«P for cash srllhltl It
^uunte/Tiorlds. on-6m
day of Jamjsry;
I j ’ u l* |*ii’ lire re**d<’fl
VULCANIZING
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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hpd in F lo rid a's H e a rt,
oria’fl G reatest V egetable
, Ifo R ichest Garden Land
>- '^ F O I U y F L O R I D A , T U K 3P A Y , DEi
T ea P ag es Today
(ill’s Well That Ends Well
issioner Landis
ikes Public ;Testony In Gambling
nvolving) S t 'a r s
(ho general delivery in the
chy/U to be made, Mr: Hall
rtated. Tlujj-c Is to ha no gen
era! deliveries made on Sunday
Senator Elect Is To Tnke Hla
, t Scat Account Of Vacancy
Due To Death Of Form er
Senntor L a s t November
Appointment May .
; Cause Big Battle
^ lid S p e a fe
fm
A ccu sI
Ten Men Co:
Flight P
Governor Small Is Quoted As
Snying “No Man Will Turn
Down O ffer From Him
is On Game Played
n 1919 Said To Be
Jause Of Charges
CHICAGO, n*c,
(/p)—Col.
Frank
L.
Smith
ha*
neropted
the
T h irty Bodies Have Been Ite
< covered From fiudspni.Fol- senatorial appointment of GovtrIlICAGO. Dec. 2 1 .— (A P )
lo w to ..
g T r a g_ e d y 'W
hbi
Whbn
30 nor Lon. Small to the scat made
\ Cobb; and T ris Speaker
O r More Loose Thehr Lives vneant by the death of Senator
*
' —r——
.
WiiHam II.'McKinley and will go
i linked today in a ti.iim s NEW YORK, Pec. 21.—OP)— to Washington *soon after Nov
jion conducted , by B oseCommaritler *Landis in Polico and firemen today, continued Year's dny to present In* credenlag an alleg ed . irrcg u lar- grappling among the ice floes >•* tiuls to tho Senate, Govrnror
tho Hudton RiVer for the bodies
if a game betw een D e tro it of 10 men believed missing from Small announced today.
[Cleveland .played in De- among workmen in search of jobs,
Smith, already Senator elort In
jSept. 25, 1910.
who were drowned yesterday when succeed McKinley, mode known his loy reigns nuprem'd Ut the 'F’nll [Jokeny ciirup
)mmi?sioner L an d is w ith- tho launch Linseed King capsized. acceptance, the Governor said, on ingtnu afiei the nrquittnl art ild: in right I
ap Kd nl I. Dnheuy.
moking anyf*decision, mode ! Thirty- bodies had been recover receipt rf his cortifirntc of
ed. Relative* who visited the pointment, but the Lovernur hjiiI
r more than.’1DO pages of tes- morguo foiled to find at least 10
he had ussurunces Indore he made
taken in * connection with they' untight..
the selection that it would he
Twenty-seven of more thnn CO promptly accepted.
bb and RpeaSfr recently re
d os manugcrs Of the Detroit men who crowded tho -12 foot craft
C*d. Smith wuh in the cuuntry
tleveland 'clubs, respectively, In It* perilous trip across the rivi r near his home lit IIwighl. inspent98th Street, New' York, to
NEW
)!<K. D i r M. -I/Pl
ich Iaionnrd, blico pitcher with from
Edgewnter, N.
were rescued iiiR farm properties and inn em
I h»* iiiinii **f K«nrvti»* v . n-i.il.
jet roil club, and Joo "Wood,
ploy*-- did not kimv v.here t
icr American. I^nguo pitcher, after flinging to no cakes and the teach him.
.. J, t •:«•!« r w ill 1
were named in tho irrvcstl-'
itllrel 1- .t.l l ll’Uil h : loll*Tile announcement
made on
n. which Commiasioner I-nnn,t- uni Hit 1 « » uU\c tiiintile uuthfvity of c.o.ernor Smalt
Bid involvwi betting on result
nu tf *• c f 1ii« Mu litiisi |ia > It.! •
who was quoted .is nitying ( »l
ie gome.
II !•■ 1 li |ll ■.(•••-.*)•• 1 . i •. •
Smith accepted I»y I'd* yi.»in Sen
- iHiilirn! I d Hit'll •!« .t.: l« .*«i r
Joy’ii scandal was the third to
Jny night after ite ii*,*-iw-d t •
.tii i’ iIV« iili-d to -q> ■ a riitlio
;plod*d un the American basacertificate of nppolnlinpnt n» Ins
(,i".«l .I'liiiv i*i a n -n i i In- 1- hi public within the lost .six
home in Iheight
•*r, .i \ ;\ * iiiinmnu t d 1, day.
i, and on the surfurc appear"No man ever n fuses an up
iK t«» l» • iiniiii-d
bo ns startling as the famous
poinlment for the United Slnn-.ted world's series of 1919, afV
Semite by the Governor of lllimn-'
|hlch eight stars of the Chlthe Governor war quoted «• not
IWhite Sox were forever bnring.
Tom organized baseball,
Tho remarks were culled -nT-h
e volume of testimony Cornby
t> query a* t<• whether the n •
loner Landis made public ' in-cepUince
was not contrary to the
d letters Cobh iwmrported.lo
Advice of friend* rtnjt htf‘ dcciii.e
ritten to* I/onard, the Tigc/
rather than force, nt this time, u
bnttle upon hli* ndmittrinr*- i>em G. West, who in not imniocau.se of slush fund charge., u»C
•Hi lilAt.N < i n . Ind., Ik- Jl
cut Ml! t flit • 11.•* |• lAI (If !•*«!mil'll!
lly Involved in connection
the
Journal. .
Altuiqnvya, fjq I). [ f t /p|i
nfforded proteetii-n to Kiulm r, tycthe scandal, also waif, mtmed
FORMER CHIEF OF
POLICE ISSUES A
DENIAL ON STAND
Socialists lo Build
Debs Radio Station
'
\<
1
ff
Thr »t*T*l
•..its.
Lawyers To Begin
E fforts Today T a
Free
Stephenson
e testimony. ) *
,,Tf' p
’hot about.thc-Btatuo of Cobb
Speaker?" Commissioner iJinras asked.
” ''
hear men being out
DisappearanceCase
•
Book From Pen Of At Washington Is
Form er Solon To Be Puzzle To Officers
■Released Next Year
U fjr?£vi
vela rul pitcher, ' had bet (000
Kinst (420 that Detroit, then in
Id place, would win from the
lad place Cleveland club on
►ember 25, 1919. .Wood did lu»t
b' in the game, Cobb said.
pk*r accused Of ’having knowlla of the plan for Cleveland to
I, mode thfiro hits, two of which
n doublet, while Cobb, charged
p knowledge of a nre-arrnrigv'd
poll victory, .got hut one hit
I five times at but. Boland
[ted for Detroit,
hhst ought to show,” Cobb dcWd, “that neither Speaker nor
r*s Jn on it." .
. . .
pobb did no bet on the game, ho
!•■ “I have played baseball for
J»ar«,“ Col) said with a cajch
N« voice. *T don't believe nnyW ever played tho gamo any
Wcr-or cleaner or.aquarer than
My positiori-lsvindicated in. tho
Imony and so ia that of SpenkJ refer tho bnscbuR fans of the
itty to my record n ’bOachall|.
» proud of it.”
d>b said that Leonard, now Jn
fomla, same EoSt. last Soptcm>od sold to'American League
s a letter-from Wood and
m Cobb, written "in all. in*
tflroad President »ks I.C.C. Approval
_____ t
■
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. - ( i P ) ®«1 appllestion was made to\to the Interstate Commerce
uabijon to allow JTSV pernet
presidentvthJ'dkFctor
V Eric R a llre « d .\ i3 l/ /N< y
[r. Bernet, who. has b e ^ r r e s •Vef the Nickel Plate, already
tefn elected to the presidency
The' C.T-ycar-ohl man, who re
signed ns congressman from the
tenth Kentucky congressional dis
trict to begin a two-year sentence
on’conviction of violating the na.
tlonnl prohibition law, walked
jauntily from the Atlanta prison
yesterday, a free man. His pnrolo
was received from Washington in
the morning.
*■
The former congressman said he
wrote considerably while in prison
but ito would hot comment on the
Work.
'
*
He asked to be excused front an
interview, and handed to newspa
permen a statement, saying that
while he probably 'would have
something to say and write later,
hla first thought was of "hotrie,
quor stored in bonded warehouses,
ajwl given the samo sentence, also
received a paYbie yesterday apd
left, the prison with Langley.
>
..
•
Band Program For
Thursday Announced
■ "" "
.
The program for tho concert of
the Municipal Rand, to bo given
Thuraday night at Central Park,
waa announced today by Josejih
Reizonstein, director of the . band,
aa followa:
'M fc*ch, “Gloria,“ Loeey.
V!
Sacred rejection, “Holy NlghL”
Peter Bujra_____H
Medley B(request,‘ri^nqmber),
(request
number),
"Songs of the Old Folks," Lake.
n Fox trot, "Animal Crackers,"
Rice, Co*low ond Llpk.,/:
• ;j
b Fox trot, "Normandy," Robin'W l i t d l and Britt. ;( Y.
‘
Grand rejection,V«arfha," Flotrfw.
Patrol, “Comique," Hindley.
•
&U"n A■yg/g
Rainbows," Bryan
Meyer. . ^ b Fox’ trot, "I'm flitting on Top of
the World," Hendcrseri.
Marefar "Semper FideUs," Bouso;
Ilerinnlt
,uu| |.uii»
Maser.
Hie rusun, lie re tmlny to file
ni»' itinii
his
tli.rd eii-duieiulani, lamgle suid he f..r a writ of habeas c</rpus
never had rorii McDerniqfi and behalf, indicated tiieir bolh ''th at
il’ey hml e ' idelire stroflg enougli
knew liuli :tb< it M u m
l.iifgl- w,v dismi'si I (iv M-iVor not .oily i . i ’fain their point in t to
S, M r;w«rt:, tollowing m e alci- il i step, I .i! also to olit lilt liIs
i.I.M e on 1 •11 pending Inure do
• I Inlflllt lull
I
t hi *
l .1 111 Iin- bulging liuli ■' where Me
ikniii.-.l lived under tho alius of
Charles Thompson between July 0
nml July ICi, testified she heard
Milleiiliutt go to bed at 10 TPI the
,ii”t»t uf July Hi, pist tiefuii- the
ami In was coiunillt. il and f hat it
w< id.I liave been ilnpossit'lc for
h- •» leine the I <use iifti.nknnl
For A Fe^r
Vj
k
V*
■
J
or Lincoln, which won destroyed
by fire off Cape lookout light
early Satuiday, fought 0 losing
l
tight.
f Gordon Schuiltx, motor tnachin» '
Tst’s mate, and "Howard Carter,
members of the crew of the 111i.i.m m Wash- fateil Lincoln, are nt the local coost
»• counsel, and guard base ufter being taken off
Ihs llritish steamer Defender here
________yesterday, having been rescued by
*—
tlm vessel Suturduy morning. NolA D C A l j 1 ther Schultz nor Carter wore able
x l 1 / O Vfl to state how many men perished.
tm tirrU T n
*n describing bis experience
v|i [V I I |\jJ¥ Schultz said that at about B:3Q
o'clock u. m„ Saturday, ho waa
I inPI/^ICJIVf awakened by gas fumes. He left
Ik I 11 lO lli hi* bunk to investigate and noti
fied tho captain.
...
Ileforc anything could be done
m S u i (I 11* i„ remedy the trouble an explollm irh That ninn was beard, which wn* follow
ed!
Church ,*-*1 by fire breaking out. Tho.cn(iiivernmvilib Jgim1 roqin of the Lincoln wn* Ira*
|mediately enveloped In flames and
|'i The Itul an 11he cuptuin gnvo the order to fight
lent "Mrang.,.-‘he fire.
* .
,, . , .. „
Sound* Siren
'*
"r
" 1H
When upponito Capo Lookout
licihin of i os-J light the fog. siren w«* sounded
lii iys Anlaincd , ihree times in an effort to call kid
iitioii. the Ar.- fru,,,
light vessel, which, oa it
y wns mfonned ^dovcloped from tho report of Cop(tokesmun.
j tnin FL MnyCock of tho British
ttion, which islobip Drfondcr,kUpmi*dlaUly
»
ANTONIO.: T ex., D o
(A P L — Kissed by w*
m other*, and c a rry
benediction of the
pilota of the army
American air nrgoay
ed today from Kelly
blaze a trail of frien
to tho h earts of 21
alitioa of.-LatittsA m
A tiro on tho ship,
had • blowout i f tho
being -Jagkopod Intn-po
waa repaired.
*».(
Major H. A. Dargue, j
mtnder, laughed fat tho i
hap to hi* ship which
broko a wing. Whon *
expected to go somswhen
repliod with some ernphi
“Yes, tali them
And that's final/*
. As tho flight ships wo
into position an air cii
head gave spoetaton sor
think about
'
Tho weather continue
with a sharp brooki **£
ehese away fogwhlclr
tho fjtldo for tovoral da
If the wind continue
Darquo said ho otpoctet
Ireared from the l-ookout* tight
the mother of W
nly bi
Hy tills time tho fir* had gained
tb." control and had forced tho ermr to
bin- the stern of the bonL The men. her boy godspeed. Tho i
saved n number of mattreuca and sre: Mrs. if. A. Darfue,
inst using those ns a shield they fought 0. Eaker, Mr*. D. 3. T
izu- Itin- firo a* long as possible,
Mrs. L. D. Wellington, M
iso i [ Schultz said Hint although the Benton and Mrs. Charlss
are j situation was desperate tho men inson.
inv ■rallied behind the captain, shoutThe plane* w in tkki
and ing "fight it boys, don’t give up
their hangars at 9 o'cl
f..i the ship.”
wheeled down tho tone
re
At H:.'I0 o'clock a. in., after hav
ing fought the fire for four hours, way, along tho .smooth rail
Inly the Defender was seen approach- of which thoy were to tat
It was announced that
rm. ing and. in unionism the men
tlur shouted, “Thank God, help is com Mason 81. Patrick, ehltf.jc
service, plsnned to go Uj
er- big."
‘
'
lilla
Captain MaycoCk put a lifeboat tho iquadton'for a few m
to fly about IS
H,
„. over tho sido. The sc** were expected
run*
qha i ning high and a* tho lifeboat, un- the resbrv* ship.
„r. |der cumtnand of the second officer,
eur IW. A. Short, pulled under tho
oum, stem, Short r.liouted to tho coast
,vt*. guard men to jump. The men,
irn. however, continued to fight tho
ALBEMARLE, N;
Huy fire.
Tho seas carried tho lifeboat OPh-A belief thll l
owny from the Lincoln and tho
will caP*tt'n °f the' Defender tried to kiy him caps*
.! throw life lines to tho burning of WInston-Sali
■■E H
J“ r; craft but fallold. Tho British ve«- and then fled
1
which
tha
threi
sel then left down a number of
x ‘j|( life buojTi on ropes and aoveral Crunfield / declai
of hit flight frei
rope ladders.
The men wero clinging by thl» the shooting
Hla wifeli i
s.. “ Itime to wreckage and ono of them,
I, ’’ Howard Carter, managed to graap fair Is that C
little off for 1
MN-.'Crartflel
6a tho traln,
Streit, or N.
her with, lh*l
husband cl
av % ,a:t..A'Wne
Mari Who Shot!
ClaittiB
I'lUiSVlLLE, Dec. 21 i/l>Th-!
I .uimvillc Times in a sjK’cinl di.v
pntth from Ix'xington, Ky.. today. I
-nys that John W. Langley, former
ili fiublicun congressman from the
nil)' district of Kentucky -who
was paroled from tho Atlanta fed
eral penitentiary yesterday, cunfldently expcctn to run for congress
again from his district in tho castci n Kentucky mountains. The pa
LARGE. 1)1VIDLND VOTED,
per holds Mr. Langley hold* that
it in not necessary for him to have
HARTFORD, ('..nn.. Dec..’ 81.>hi.* citizenship restored to' innWi'.
(/r>—A
3JI00 per cent clock divi
the race.
*
dend voted by tho director* of thu
Union f'ubric company of Derby,
GOV. ROSS EXPECTED
ntnkcre of covered steels and ra
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec*. 21. dio parts, Imcame known yesterday
(/P)—Gov, Nellie Ross, of Wyo wdth the filing at the office of tho
ming, will pay a social visit with Secretary of State n certificate of
Gov. and Mrr. Jbfen W. Martin increase of stock; Stnc* it was InIn 1M7 he company has
some time in Jatidary, Go‘y. Martin 11
SMETHWICK,
SUtTordshiro,
was pdvisedjoday* Gov. Rosa will had a capital stock of hut fO.OfM)
WASHINGTON, Dec.
prnbubly come to Florida rfroni which would be increased'to;$3fl0,- Eng., Dec. 21.—(/b—‘The declara
Pemdons ranging fro m|20 tO,|T2 Memphis, ft was stated, j
tion by Oliver Baldwin, socialist
foreoldlers an dsailora who served
son of the roorervative prime min
in the war wRh Spain, tho Philipister; that "wo are nearer jeyohipine imhurectlon, the Chinese re
tion todsy than over before," fea
lief expedtinti or tho coait’ guard
tured tho close of the campaign
artillery service would be provided
on Oswald Mosley, whose parlia
in a bill Introduced by epresentamentary candidacy wa*’before the
tlvc Kirk, -Republican, Kentucky.'
votcra In a byc-clecllon here to
On<»: dollar tox, assisting In the J-A tin scooping up hspdfuls .of day.
Soldier*' ’dfreluirged from the
.
army during the Spanish war and salvage of $80, Tluit was the rcre- nickel* for nn hqur the stranger
Young Baldwin, addretalng a
boxer uprlsing for having misrep warel earned by several children departed after rewarding his “good mans mooting, p r e d i c t e d C O
Samaritans'’ with a dollar bH^and
resented their ages would bo con
yearn hence' there would be only
sidered honorably discharged under living about five miles south of some small-change. He thatnted two parties In Great Britain—Bo£spford
O
n
-the
Orlundo-Banford
t
It*
nt
and
was
gone.
a Senate bill passed by the House.
;,V :*r V;
. *
highway lost Thursday, according ! Hesidcnt.-. of tho neighborhood tlallst and Communist;
The
result
of
the
hye-drctlf.t
to
M
rs.W.
E.
.Steward,
who
re
stated that the highway was paved
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING
,
.
, ______
.
ported the alory to n representative With nickel:-. Paaring automobiles Will be luiown about mtdpjght.
Mosley Is the.husband of Cynthlu
assisted *1t) scattering them for
MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 21.—GP)—J. of The ift-rahl.
M«»sloy,
daughter nt tho late L$fd
Thursday
afternoon
a
mnn^raih-.
N. Ehrett. president of Southern
Curxon and gruhd daughter of the
Shores, a real estate development dd to the Steward homo and asked.
Perhaps it was the/ spirit of
u*(- the telop
project near Cutler, FIa„ today
lection
with
a
l
was kneeled
requested hvl
k), In nickels, «
|England Is Nearer
Revolution, Avers
Son Of The Premier
Introduced In House
Children Receive Reward Of Dollar
2 3 * “.
P P -
sligltt-burns- about hit right
Defaults said,,in his. report
here that the, Lincofq was in
«f a yacht reported ,to ha*
burning off • the - Notih Ci
rea*t- •
.1‘£1*10 ‘ ’k)n
�l'v\
•.
*- _>
•Present F o r
At Sanfon
..
case .in which he was
laying
In Meriiphis, Monday
Attempted
Assiiult
*■patmi *ticw -h-----»
* th«rd!Si!.
1
. . t.
t .X
tin »lav,
— v IM W M
i j j i t o slay tho youth and asked Mmi
MEMPHIS^ TennJ; D ?f..-(* ? )—
(Continued from Togc 1)
|to go to tho second floor. Seizing5 T61H
The
body
of
Joseph
NowWger,
Tho auditorium of the Congregnmade
me
a
n
g
ry
*
»»d
ogain
ha
rea H
hammer
ho H
followed.,
* then
, r- J H
,.-, , J nm.
___ “AN -.vNlft'
"}M
.
-----Qonnl Church was crowded , last nmiti-mllllunalre, coiton magnato
n
-dared.
the
youth’
to
climb
Into
the “ i^ B c c a
latnd that he sent the boy L.t
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 20. 000 pounds produced.
' ^ ” j loft. There, he related, ho struck
Mijc'r V
1
nigh for the presentation of "The and philanthropist, who dldd sud mnm " ‘V
Madison; 542 acres planted; 642,sandwich and ho came bin., v. t.
j)0y amj jcft
^
1mnndsr of .x,
—UP)— North Florida this year
denly
In
a
New
York
Hot?!
last
C84 pounds produced; average Adoration o f Kings and Wiaomen"
the wrong k in d " , B e told tho po- •
— .---------- -------------------.nnnoutjred t .
produced
2,434,484 pounds of price, 24 to 32 cents per pound.
\ religious portrayal o f the disco night, will arrive in\'Memphis
lice
lie
had
been
drinking.but.debright tobacco, according to a cen
Death WOs dlie' to o
Suwannee, 700 acres planted; very of Christ. Christrana Carol* Monday.
nied that he wa* drunk.
sus of the production, conducted 700,000 pounds produced; average wore sung by a large chords, di heart attack.
Several boy* who have bocn nc
by the bureau. of immigration of price, 23 cents per pound.
Mr. Nowburgir was born J at
Holmes, 200 acres planted; 100. rected by Martin Stinedpher, dur- CoffeyvUJoj Miss., Ju ne 12, H>58. c os ted by a man in tho laat feW
tho state department of agricul
if
000 pounds produced; 25 cents i*r ng the'pageant.
ture.
Ho war. a Jew, educated in n wcok* have beea asked ta see
(Hundreds of Sanford and out
they
can
identify
Coarkin
as
their
.................
•i'S’S ? * « s
Eleven counties, Jackaon, Gads pound.
Jesuit college, and wna g 'director
.WAJ.O.V. SANTA’ CATALINA c' id uln ^
L molerter. Coarkin hns denied any
Alachua, 175 acre#; 17C.8Q0 ‘own visitor! were turned away , * ; ““** u 'ilv la u .
den, Liberty, Lafayette, Madison,
^ -,r
^
'Jtrough, laek of acntinR capacity cf thc Mcth, Jlat IIo;iIl1W
' knowledge of thee* attacks, lie al- ISLANDS, Dec.i|t 20.— (/['j—Th**!
Suwannee, Holme**, Alachua, Ham pounds; 25 cents.
ixtlihg admission that He had
ind
the
auditorium
(*w
as
packed
|
’
H®
was
J)resident
e
f
the
Ijhw■■I
Hamilton,
000'
ncris*
100,000
,<
V
told
the
state's
attorney
that'll.*
ilton, Leon nnd Jefferson, report
ton the flesh .of his duaj com- ■
from door, to dyor.
.
1 hurger Cotton Company. »re,i>re- knew hothinjf of the fnte of artpthed, tlieir bright tobacco production pounds.
tv
t......... ~
- v fident und one of t h e , principal er bey, Riclitnl Popishol, who.-dins
panlom whoin he survived /th e n the S
pounds;
Leon,
30
acres;
25,000
Written by Mildred E . ' Cook
to the bureau.
owners
of
the
Federal
Cbmptesa
not K c
ic e , S o
In
A total of 2,817 acres was plant 35 tents.
‘The Adoration of Kings ami „
..
,. ■.
50,000 Wisemen" required a e a st of -2rt Corporation, • prosblcnt of the
Jefferson, CO acre*;
ed to tho crop, and the averafca
:h a ra « cn ; aupported by n chon., Mcm',h*5 P e k in g Company ami |ground the riding academy wheto r.ight by. E . L. Kelly, C9. a tid ier-ig
prices received per pound ranged pounds; 23 cents.
man.
’ '•
-■ ; •
!■
from 23 to 35 cents. F ite coun . Tho producers, reports to the of 25 voices and it required aever- controlled 2® of the leading cotton SchqiRh was *i*;n.
compresses
hi
the
states
of
Tennebureau
Indicated,
are
planning
an
Perfume a
Kelly wns picked up on th e ; 5
ties, Jackson, Gadsden, Uberty,
il weeks o f intensive rehearsal be
Ely Tittle playmate* will lx'
s*ce, Mississippi, Arlchnsna and
Lafayetta and Hamilton, did * not expansion of the industry by th? fore its production last night.
IN
’
inxlygunrd* at tb«* funeral aerylccs bench near hero yesterday and S '
establishment of markets at va
Louisiana.
-t,...jn v
brought to n hospital a fte r drifting B <
Tho costuming of th * pageant
K g * - — ■ •/,> •??« J,i-• re; ort on the average price re- rious places In'North Florida, in
today.
His philanthropies during recent , ,Uny’
lor eleven dny«.
;■
Houbicant i
xos said to have been magnificent
’ ARTS, Dec. 20— ( A P ) - i rived.
ftatement
Following Is the census for the stead of haying the product shipp md unusually beautiful..The robes years amounted /to millions • of ’ In Cronrkin’s
Cam
Ncme.
Thq
mutilated
body
o
f
his
comg
Ferdinnnd o f Rum ania, eleven counties:
which followed a number of
ed to Georgia for disposition. Live
dollare, cloro friends say. •
p.mion,
Jam
es
McKinley,
03,
wau
■
wc-rn
by
the
“angels"*
were
made
ling
declarations
concerning
the
os to abdicate the throne
Jack ton, 125 acres planted; 100, Oftk has opened n warehotiws, and
'T lie
alaying ho said that he asked Wal found in the bottom- of a small
advised the bureau that about 18 by tiiC' niembcn of th c Emuhino
re sto re fo rm er C*owrt 000 pounds produced.
fibbing
ynwl
off
the
end
of
the
■
Class
of
tho
Congregational
Sun
go SSSV
nfter
aomo'coffeo.
_
I ter to
kVI |}U
VI WSHV
vw***.*., They
•••*4
Gadsden, 275 acres planted; 192, South Carolina families had sotCarol to th e rig h to ho
:
‘ '
“
V-?
0
, hed ho bucket and ' another Wy inland.'
tied In Suwannee county to raise day School.
500 pounds, produced.
uhced on J a n . 4, la st,
Kelly ski'd he had been without
The
historical
fcoture/
W
the
tho
bright
tobacco
crop.
Madison
____
uskod
to
go
for
one.
Liberty, .40 acres planted; 28,
206 F„
le JCing m ade this known
Croarkin then went Into the W n l ? M for w pter.for eight day's. Hi*
is considering establishing n ware icene, as «lopictod in the Bible
t hifl^miniatera a t a s e cre t 000 pounds produced.
TUSCALOOSA,.AIn.,
Dec.
20.—
were carried out to the la s t detail
.
Lafayette, 80 acres planted; 50,- house.
cil held in B u ch a re st Innt •---------------- ----------— ‘
and thc lighting effect* were said i/Pt—A final wofkout. on Tanny
—
to have been exceptionally well field Iteforo Alabama’s
Alabama's ( rimson
it is learned fro m a
done. Only candles lighted the 1 .de lenve* for the Pacific ct\i*t|
umanian political source In
f -*
'auditorium whijo an ilAtmlnata l i i: expjcted.thic af|ernoon;, . Coach i
rta;
\r) V v ‘''; V .
•';
,*
U.V'
star
furnished
tho
ligh
tfor
the
;
Wxlinco
W
adi
hoa
Ida
then
li|j)X-|
•(■■■ ■1 ■■1*
»;
a result of the King's MiilU*
stage acchos.
ju lic iit cojiilitjon-Lr the trip
ta j
Utm” to his ministers, Gen.
W WtL=^
JACKSON VILLE, Fla., Dec. 20.
________________
I i’ruwidna whore Stanford will hej
Cosnda was sent to Paris and alIn iu r io q F f if n l T n
! m *. tm.NqW Vcnr’s day in tho any has advised Fordinand that __(flq— Conditionn and quotations
111 j u r i e s r a i a
1 0
i iii!a, TournnnT,.nt of the Rwos.
ihia willing to comply with his prevailing on the dacksonville
(By Associated Preta.)
- B a s k e t b a l l P l a y e r 1 Tlio TUIcwiU arrive m pafodcim;
father's wishes* but under certain market today as reported by tho
Flfly-Mven persons lost their
______
.
! r week before gnine tinto and ‘
conditions.
Florida State Marketing Bureau: lives and 2C2 wore, injured in nuto
FALL
RIVER.-rM
nss.,
D
o
c
.2
^
|
« neb Wndo expects to taper Ids’
These are first th at King Ford!*
Supplies of all miscellaneous mobile, train and grade crossing
■
•
.
nd must acquiesce to Carol’a tfl- vegetables light; demand light; Accidents in eleven southern stnt.'s (Aq—James Connors. 21, died in a player* off during that |)eriol j
\ \
Princesa Helen and sec- market about steady: Uenns, 7-8 during tho week ending Sntunlny, hospital Inst night fro m . conctis- Woikoutn arc olno scheduled for (
it ‘hjtfdre he ascends the bushel hampers, round, fnney, 2 00 according to n tabulation today by fiion of tho brain received in 11J F-1 Paso and Tucsan, enrniitc to J
buakrtbnll game In "Central FalF, the const.
throng th e present government n 3.00; cukes 7*8 buslud- hampers the Associated Press. ‘
I
must be thrown out and a Demo- fancy 3A0 a 4.00; cukes 7-8 bush
K.
1., Saturday night. Praying;in j *— ------ =
The greatest number of traffic
Ftm noM i i;i.f.(T io v
cabinet headed by Prof. el hntniwn choice 2.00 a 2.50; egg donthr was wportc:! in Florida, a Hemi-professionnl game, he slop
Til- ItrKlstratlun Hooka of Ilia
Jorgo and leaders o f the new na- plant standard crates 54s and where 12 person's wrro killed. Ten ped to pick up tho ball from the I*n>- i.f Snnfonl. Flnrida, will li#
tional-peanant party, must bo giv larger fancy 3.00 a 3.50; eggplant nessee reported the largest number floor after n low pass. Turning . |.. ti M.niilajf,, Ileeeiuher COlli, ISIS,
will close Salur-tay. Janimry
sharply, he swunk into n post. He uml
en power.
• .,
.
standard cratca 00n and 70s choice of injured, with 52.
ill.- Kladilh. 1121.
*
Wants to Quit Public L ife
Al 1to* City Hall
2.00 a 2.60; sweet potatoes in
Eight deaths were reported both did not continue play but returned
1. it t-tliu r s .
sick, old man,^ K J n j r ^ j , ^ pcr cwt. j .75 n 2.00; 7-S in North and South Carolina, whl!*’ to Full River, refusing medical ntI ’ltv H<-Cl«i 1 ullon Offl.-cr.
nand is .....
reported’ as *"
having1bushel hnmpcro fnney 2.00 0 2.25 [six persons were killed in I/iui.si tent ion.
1
.i.iiiy in 1 -7- ::
ild his ministers. I want to re peas 7-8 bushel hampers fancy I nnn nnd five oncli in Georgia and
!H iH k aau aH *M H K au a;iu aH u u ai.u aaaaiiaaH i2iiu caaizM n ^ e K icn sa a k B H g B a a a B B B S B B H H B H a a a h H iliB a a lM ii ^ iS W iiia ia liN ^ H H ia a ia a a iiia a B i
tire entirely from public life.”
cnglish 3.00 a 3.50; squnsh 7-8 |Alabama.
The secret council a t Which tho bushel hampers yellow small fancy
Two uersons lost their lives in
King made his wish known was at 1.60 n 1.75; eggs pase lotr per doz Kentucky ns n result of grade
tend*) by Queen Mario, Prem ier en fresh infertile whites 58.
I crossing crashes, nnd South Caro
Averescu, Jan Bratiano, who 1s
] linn nnd Virginia each reported
sometimes called "th e Uncrowned
W ALL STREET OPENING
one death due to grade crossing
King o f Rumania," Gen. Connda
NEW YORK, Doc. 20.— (^P)— accidents.
.wj.
and several other loading political
Following.is a tabulation of dead
An "old fashioned Chrlstmns mar
figures.
nnd injured by stnlea:
itever tn onthl"bT years I ket" Ushered in' the new week on
Killed Injured
may have to live, and I understand the’ Now York stock exchange. Florida
12
Prices
were
bid
up
itf
Impressive
the learned professors differ on
South
Carolina
that question," the King is report far-hlon, opening gains of n point North Carolina
ftO'.’' “ if
ed to have said, " I with to devote or more being recorded by Du
It-* laid that in the Spring n joniig
i J. ■
International
Telephone. I/uiisinnn.............
t * the care of my health and per Pont,
man’s
fancy
turn*
to
thoughts
of
Live
Alnbamn ___ .
haps make the prophesies of the Drugs and chemicals nlso display Georgia
—in Spring too. thr (Noughts of Mis*
. .
ing
advances.
ck)»«tU go wrong.”
Tennvsaee
............
nod Lcii> turn to Ihituzar* Slylts, to
Queen Wants Place on Regency . Reading crossed 101 to the high Virginia .. ...........
new creation* that are things of loveli
est
price
since
1920
but
Atchison
. At tho present tim e there is a
Kentucky .................
ness. We feel that we'once again dem
sharp-qilurrel at the royal palace nnd New York Central were heavy Arkansas ..................
onstrate our iiit'Jrcat in your behalf in
over the auccesslon of power. oh. p rofit taking.
Cl
Speculative interest shifted from Mississippi ..............
Queen
Marie( v supported
by
prvsuntiug Spring SVylea now. You
Bratiane and Prince Stirbcy, tho U10 industrials to the rails soon
viill also be convinced ^hen you M*e the
Utter's hrother-In-lnw, wants a after thc (.-pening. Prospect* of
new creation* that embody
place on tna- regency which is now higher Or Ino-Cased dividends on
made up of Prince Nicholas, the Old common stocks of sonic of the
“S ty le W ithout E x tra v a g a n ce ”
president of the supreme court and country's largest railroad systems
tho patriarch of tho Rumanian influenced the buying of those
Church. •
•
shares.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Dec. 2 0
Chesapeake nnd • Ohine xtanded
. - 'J t Is considered on absolute ccr.
, ■ ,
__1.
, u« <4’)—Seven white prisoners, two of
tainty th a t while the King lives he its gnhi o our |o
j them trustiw, escaped from tho
it . . .•
will never consent to this, os it
• « * .L‘‘ .
h
Jefferson county jail today n fov.*
would mean the final exile of -•Nlckc1 Plate commqn, Canadian |rl(nutcg after midnight niter club\
Prince Carol, since the latter’s re
I acific, Great ' v
J nniong1ki,’K lwo KUttrdB “"d obtaining
lation with his royal mother is be nnd
Southern Pacific wore among thcir ke
lieved to be worse than ever.
tlio d o «n or so la^ocs
1 Before city police could concenn point or more, tho Inst nnnied, trnt4? on tho j n„ lhpy wcre (|i
touching 0 new high.
'
I formed that two of tho convicto
•Heaviness of the Standard m* had attacked H. M. Worthington.
diMtriaU wns generally nttrltmtcd M|Rht wntchmnn at n down town
to profit taking, probably m l|- ,,;, rW | rhot him five times and
W
encodin part by the deficit m yc escaped in an automobile. Worthaervo shown in last Saturday * (ingtnn wag severely wounded,
f- ?a.‘r •
:*,-*«* '
-v, ,- - clearing
h°«*c
statement.
,
The.
prisoners,
ull
at
liberty
toATLANTA, Dec. 20^ {/ D —Tho
New York Traction# were ag
day, were: I/iuis nnd Willie Tur
d
Grand Theatre block, comprising a
■
l 'ner, nwaiting trinl on charges of
ieven atory office nnd another in brisk demand In reflection
I robbing a filling station; E . C.
.
iutiding In tho down town section the plan* underway *°J. “
-ft
' 'bean leased by Lt-2w’o I mc., In lion of thc city’* tranrit dHficul os-([jennett, held for larceny; L. 1-ohnFstoblishmcnt
of
n
new
lU-o
n,K'
den,
hold
on
phargea
of
obtaining
lease a t a rental ag
w.
.. rrane* nliovt
on fa|g0 photongj,. E
Q
„cord .by French
above
io ,000,000.
na
” 06 cents featured tho foreign ox- Winters, charged with forgery;
Grand Theatre, was
Jnmc#
Burke,
wanted
on
forgery
•d in 1B93 by Paul De Give, C^ m a r td “ fe‘rUng w aaunSanged
chargee in Florida, Georgia and
of Lauricnt Do Give, Belgian
Mississippi, and Jamca
Frank,
•t
4
84
5-8
and
nif-'t
o
f
the
continconsul to Atlanta, It was eonsidercharged
with
robbery
and
grand
“
u
i
.towwl
-l.«W
improv,■^ntlrely too big for the city
larceny. .The two Turner# are
%
.
,
J was smilingly referred to as ment.
suspected of having attacked Wor
ihh" to ttho De Give family.
thington.
X A. Schiller, vice president of
r'e Inc., announced the tm ns* ’ A 1•
' ‘A - .
Iflbn yesterday from Now York. *
NEW
YOnK,
D
*"'
20.— v r> ':i k statement from Loow’» Inc.,
ctented Mr. Schiller as saying Cotton goods production ^continued
nd
$ the property will ho supplaut- very full and ttadlng In cotton
th a new theater with a eeat- goods it' seasonably «\Ulet In the ^CHICAGO, flee. 2 0 -(/ p )-A n .
presentee
padty of 4,000, /'the largest primary dlvliiona. Denim* have gored at mooting hi* * estranged
'Tr-.-v.y
*;%
*
>- ■r-j*
entire South;" and office been reduced two cant* a yard to wife, Elizabeth, a t a roadhouse in
«
—* <
g and department store.
a ha*i» of I3 !•* cenu ,o r 2-*0"*; c«mpany with another man, Jerry
tickings arc down one dent n yard. Fe*cott, 30 *hot and killed her and
Ginghams have been continued on thwj committed suicide In Willow
bo.
v
tho fall price lilt barb.
Springs, a #uburb.
HThi* re-pricing Wring* values
Fe#*ctt. had followed his wife
*down to tho parity pt gwy cloths, and hor sister, Mrs. Rwe Larsoil; a
. ;
Print cloth* and eheding* a m quarter of <a rtllo from tho roadIT- iVJM
somewhat coaler than n week ago. I.oufw threatening thehi with a pl*•25
-.T h e
■If )■
heer SiJk H osiery, AfrJ>whead-\vhic)i is-n.
bleached goods trade in quiet. • , tol nfter hie wife had spurned hi*
Al ' *v** f7
■ il
Good* suitable for xUbili’-u-on cidteutle* (for Pceondllatlon. •
pnally known, in a v ariety , q£ ^olorji tljbt
or th e life of Iti
burlap*
are.
being
bobght
,
a
j
—
^r-—
’a : -iii'
peror Yosbihito
are su re to jilcuwe including Saiilff nnd, Gun- ' *
•V
W r,
fu* w iV 'theert' 1 iflUo -more ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
metal shades. W o ctffer you .Arrowhead n t 1 j
Now xwk:e4 on Wavy knit un
i
U
1
the optimistic word# 01
i w ! ’!
V.t w •
derwear for fill delivery ore down
1ce th a t fnakcH a.n tartlin g .bargain.
WaUt#okiT i f T
i
-'
'
:r told the hundred# from 12 1-C to 15 per c e n t,'
‘ • m.
• r
• •Ji. ' 1/ ‘gi-.-i* ■ I
Prlcea
(furrent
on^clotha
In
pri.
l/ fi
men who have L*.
maVy market* ore as 'followt:
Ha; nje, where the royai
• m \ Print doth#. 28 inch 64 b y ‘ C4i,
liter* U tomd sign 5 1-8.dent*; C4 by 00*, 4 7-8; 38 1-2
‘
-tW by 04*. 7 lr4 cents; brown
ndition.
Hngu,
southern - aWwiardr,
T
W iH
l l , L 2 rents; donlm* 2-20s, 13 1-2;
" ’ *■*
8 ounce -17 1-2 w u to
■ ■ B M M B M IiM ii-
>1 Is Willing To
Assume Throne But
Only Under Cretain
Conditions, He Says
Days, Man Admits
AteCompanion’spicnii
mt
t
sir W ants W ife
BeJM vorced
■»
j
%
Iso Asks For
ibinetHeaded
Professor Jorg a
Crimson ;W !B $ ld 8
Last Workout loday
MARKETS
g
_______
F ifty Seven Killed
By T raffic Mishaps
In South Last Week
The Law Office Opening of
WILLIAM E. MALU
.
;
Attorney-at-Law
Offices: 6-8
Brumley-Puleston Building
Telephoi
Sanford, Florida
i
EDITORIAL
Coloi-ful, dainty, fresh and vivid, striking a new note in Women’s Aj
.that is as different as day and night,-are the new Spring Crcatjr
Raffeld's. Adorable dresses whose pale shades and sheer materu
with Florida Sunhine in a combination .that is/a revelation. Gc
will grace Milady with a soft covering even as the.mellow Moonlit
charm to the winding, river, Sport Hats, that provide the:finishing1
a ravishing costume—all in the new arrivals at Raffelds. Yourl
lion is invited. '
_ ■ . •’ :V>• -i/ '-:'. *?'. r
Seven White Prisoners
Make Dash From Jail
At Birmingham, Ala
Calitornia Sport Hats
Loew Interests In
A tlanta Increased
By Theater Leases
c
s
s
Cotton Review
Man Kills Estranged
Wife, Then Himself
ipanese Cheered By
vs That Empei'or ,1s
5
All the way from California come these orig
inal Sport Hat Creations,
showing for the first time in
Sanford our shop having-the
exclusive sales rights. These
hats strike an entirely differ
ent original style, each indi
vidually designed and pre
senting a mode that will pre- v,
vail this Spring. These lovely '
are priced from '$4.85 to «
osiery Tjhat Is D
iE
...............................
E3
if
m r i' - :*
iw « «
White with Fur Col
lars, Silk Lined, oth
ers in all the desired
Spring Colors, tail
oring that is ex
quisite and Modes,
that are simply cap
tivatingPerhaps
the best thing about
these
marvelous
Coats is the price*
which range upwan
•from
4*/
1
- * IP;
'**,
J
•
•?
/ c \0/ *#
/ ti^M
i\’ v\\\
The
ere
in
Dt
Florida, sue
dividuaiity.
a n d sty]'’
never be)
ford Woi
w-
�- UiLiSSS
i3
Wma/ , *
• ___________ _
i l r w .„ i
_____________________
EC EM
ER 21,1926
2 1 .1 9 2 6
__________________ I t o e S A NFORD H E R A LD . T U E SDO
AV
Y, D
D EC
EM B
BER
nriA
on ..n ri..h h „ u 0 i *„ , o i • n ; ' x - . ^ r o * u _ _ _
isii?
In W yom ingFdvoriteH aunt
Third Survivor Of
Vessel Is Rescued
For Evil Or Sick Indians
p i
1
would never be able to-aaaume his
father’s leadership. But as he died
Iahnwooa confided to Wapiti the
secret of finding the Great Spirit’s
favor Vy bnthing in tho hot
springs. It was thus that W’npiti
beA me strong and eventually an
even greater chtef than his falher.
| Generations luter the great Shoeh me chief. Wushakie, submitting
would proceed, Lange said, they Ut ((. r n(j vanre „{ the paleface,
threw themselves Into the pools r e,led the Big Horn hot springs to
below (lie big spring and went the United States nnd the r.uite
through religious ritual*. They <'< Wyoming on condition that n
,
. .,
lortiun of their waters bo reurged the sold ers to do I.kea.se,
fo|. f n uw t)y the Wcnk
declaring the waters were blessed Bnj , |cj.
|UJtll peoples
by the Great Spirit nnd that hath- ’
EM PLOYEES SHARE MELON
ing in them would ward off evil.
A legend almost ns old as the
NEW YORK, Doc. 21. —t/P)—
Bhoahnue tribe itself saya that Sixty thousand employes of tho U
back in the beginning of things S. Steel Cdrp’n, it is estimated
liliaw.iou, a chief who ruled all will share to the extent of nbout
the [udmm- <’f this section,
. aluncjI S22,ODU,000 in the 40 per rent
Jmew ..1 the springs nnd visited , Christmas
7
stock dividend exceed
them nmmally, thus keeping his ing $200,000,000 recently author
power and health. But when old ized.
The stock held by these
age finally came he directed his workers Is figured at around 667,braves to take him to these wo
ten* and ai!"W him to die in them
*0 his spirit would be blessed by
the Great Spirit.
Chief's Heir Made Strong
MAITLAND, Fla., Doc. 2 1 .Trapihouters from Daytona, Co
coa; Haines City, Winter Park ami
Orlando participated in the first
CAPE MAY, N. J.. Dec. 21,—(^P)
•hoot,
on informal affair, of the
.
THERMOPOLIS. Wyo., Doc, 21.
—A third lurvivor of tho United
Central
Florida
Gun
Club
at
"The
v’iiS:'
State*
shipping
board
schooner
__(/PiThe Big Horn hot npringfl,
ie W arriors A re Oakfi,” on Lake Faith, Malntlund Lincoln, burned at rut off the among the [argent In the world,
The net shcot is scheduled for
rl' C oaches F o r Dec. 23 nt which time all lovers North Carolina const Saturday, has are a favored hnunt of the Great
. ..
. .
, , been rescued, accord.ng to a radio
Stanford U . On of the sport.are invited to visit the meMa^ received today by Com- ! spirit am possessed of miraculous
homo
of
tho
Central
Florida.Gun
D ay In Bowl
mnndtrr Edward F Addison of the 1|iowrra, if old Indian myths are to
Club at “The Oaks.’’
H eft?'--™
i ofist guard base hate. He Is Oluf he believed
Cocoa'* delegation joined the
Levson, boatswain's mate, Wash I Today huge numbers of ShoLOOSA, Ala., D>c. 21. club "100 per cent, while H. C
ington, I). C. He was picked up -hones, Arapahoe* and Crows
:Iftl train of eight } StUtt, formerly president of the
by the steamship Seminole.
cump in numbers near the springs,
___ te&atV** 3ang»r o ffo ^ A * Wotr/ Company, and now n
------------------------invoking the aid of Hie Great Sp!rted and festooned in r«M ent of Winter Park, won the
it m ridding them of their ail- l iiyr that it bore distinction of being the first shoot
( 'o n u i o f o m r T V .N rt*'
They also Mi.-v.V these
of lha Tournament of 'er 10 become n member of the Gen
' ^ . V ^ O n B lB lO r y l O u f l y waters Will bring them protection
trnl
Florida
Gun
Club.
cn -iha-tlacka (h.sd
—
-against evil.
*
A. G. Porcher of Cocoa, chrltthe Un.vereity of Al
ROME. Dec. 21.—(/PI— Pope PiuSource of Rituals
x
ened ttbe new traps by breaking
ii ttam.
held n secret consirlory #t the . Harry Lango. an old Indian
This
young men of the the first pigoon thrown.
Vatican todny, with the pnrticipa- j fighter, recently visited tho springs
hurr.ed preparations launched the Central Flozidn Gun tion of all the members of die |und recalled that 60 years before
,
i t 11 o clock, bound for Club nnd began the first shoot.
sacrthl college residing in Home, be, an a niember.of a scouting par:
Everyone , who attended the im hcailed by the nonagenarian, ("nr- |ty with a cavalry detnchrnfnt guidena, Otu. Un New Y ear’s
w,l| play- Stanford promptu affair was dulightvd with dinal Bishop Vannutelli.
! ?j py .Arnpahoes, had crossed tire
tyi^iyar.fjc i oou|t chant- the shoot and especially pleased
The pontiff offered prayer nnd 1Big Urfrti at the present Bite of
Ishawoon’s only son, Wapiti*
that central Florida is l ohnve delivered his allocution. Then a !■ . Thermo|ndts. Before the Indians
was
a wiakl.ng who apparently
suggesting a celebration such n delightful place (or its club ter receiving the consunt of the J
fly to July fourth were as "The Oaks.
members of the snered college, apScores of person* from
Thc ladies present enjoyed their p(„nted , Wo new Italian cardinals,
*•
towns and cille* were visit immensely. It was decided Giuseppe Gnmba, archbishop of
1ur the team’s departure. that the members would extend Turin, and Lorenzo Ijuiri, nuncio
Wallace Wade, leading an ladles day to their wives nnd to Poland.
3 Rose bowl for the sec-. sw eethearts to the Thursday shoots
j|„ ended the ceremony b> rerngIn as many years, which will ninrk the regular we -k Hiring various hp-h
hii'hops muny of
Fancy Oranges nnd Grapefruit, pinked in Holiday
bock on thf 20 to ID vic- ly *hoel of the club, starting at 2 whom
wl
had nlreL-ady Iweji appoiri*'-«l
Boxes, ready for .shipping. A nice gift for your friends.
Washingtoli 'University P. M.
by brief.
r ago and sgread with sup
" The* following were the semes
All sizes, ijimrters. halves and whole h ex es, mixed if
• that ‘.'they are ready."
ml He:
desired
Wade, a preacher of the
Out of 60 shots: Hurry Jnhnioii
bat a team either becomes 44; Mr. Addison, 43; 11 <’ Stilt/
Also I ireplare nnd Stove wood m mn i|utm11 1>
lye , ,or , deteriorates 42; H. C. Shlugermich, 41, J
<>
of days, said hi* Reynolds, 30; S. H Sweeney, 30.
Deliveries Anywhere
Pi:.- MOINES, in Dec 21
it) the “beat condition C. K. Smith, 3H; A. C. Porcher, 37.
»r."
W. H. Huttig, 37; J G. Isonhuur i/l’i The [own Loan tud Tru*!
ill* BaruM, tjuart
30; J. K. Apgur, 34; J. S. Allen, 32; 1'ompany, pne of tin- largest bank
Jordon Apgar, 31; S. F. Travis, 3(1; ing instituti h u h in 1 >CH M . ) i l 1 * 1
ffW ro K
I’hnne .'1HG-M
J. P. Porcher, 20; H. Casselberry f a i l e d t o open Uxlu v Kcpresentatha train :
1m i l king depart. •
24; C. Williams, 17; 1> \\ Potter l i v e * •*f the
xN’intli St it ( 'ypress — 1 Blts’k from Sanford Ave.
Went a r t 1 in rhdrgi
B iW n , - A&:chia Taylor, 13; W. E. Sherman, 6
( I n >f ‘ g : " i
i, Dfck' 11*afnrier, Her(in- nii ■: it u ( ii m
witn
Out of 26: F Guernsey, 22, .)
ids* d ij i >i i rI l l f l r t
III IMIHl ( H .-.'fill
Jimmy Johnston,
F. Mullsblager, 13
a t i^ui P t h v t i . | 1 Multi.
rry Holder and
ih-iiriiS B B S B H iiiiu iiS s u s iitia B a a iM ii
ii g
In" U
t ■ . - 1 1 - > .1 i t . T|- 1. .................
fold, backr.; HoyljWlnsv. t h i i U p till , ) . » :*i 1>a11k
lorrison, Raymond Pep
Ben Enls, ends; Clarke
Ellin Hagler,
guards;
Holmes, center; Claude
le ’ find’ Juntah Dowd in.
If Skidmore, l^slle Pmyno nnd
* imukes, substitutes for the
IN D IA N A P O L IS , ln<l . Dec is
otig whom the other tackle -—Speculation that linn been cm
H be filled.
( HD Alin.
lit*. 21 -t/P.
riu- 1
rent this week an to why Ralph I v
mm
Fope Holds Secret
Oranges from My Grove
666
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
It kills the germs
Palma, the racing star nnd n .. ......
her of the Studebakei enginw iihu
staff, was driving a i pmpctii iv.make of car on tW I iltilii rut poll*
spffdwny wa>* cleared up yustei
day when It wan learned thnt lie
I'alniB was
eiMidiicting -poenn
-----------------------test* on th(* new Krski.ni' S n >' .t
ic»
dehiik/pK new 2 I S b ir r be
- 4 Pp/fi Pdr.
Til- enmi>etitive niake cur piloted
103
hj
Ih-I'alina was u r e n ie y on
10it
106 i K .*k u |e $»x chaeai- ■■p.ii ped witn
U
t1A
4
IVlIUf
j q ,| u camouflage
hislv
I he raink /._l...r.-HkwfeA.
jf)i( .1river was nt the truck to i-ai 1 1
; .......i.,.'..7wrtj.'wrtW
IQp on ceilu.n test* aniplifvuig
in
ind .....
103 wiitk In* has
been do,ng
,0 ■ ,
jlUrc H....^3- - HUQ-acru
Studehaker
t '! ire
]
0
;j
(
i
i
io
ml
n
e
a
r
South
H*-r
I
«t Boy ‘
Tomorrow
1 be incident rniptni-
' 1t
'*'t «•(»( h hut nhr i t the prim lp.il *
- gTieit
If they dn not get Jo
uethef Jit their 1 ijr.fi-rcm-e tmtay. ]
the h1at<* i-i'ftl uliwlmi likely will
i.»*' •(tiit'ii iipon to ih-i ah- ln-tworn
-l.'ii*
TIt! Million, hi mug priunot
\
ized (he (ievelnpiaent f -t eletii
ket .1 new c a r , which will lie m l r >
103 duced nt the Nationnl Automobile
Show in New York Jim H. Not
w>th standing the fact that the
Erokiiie Six has been brought out
in Europe, where it made iN do
but at the I'uris Salon m Octobei
III-detail* of it* design oi cnnslriu
tion have been made puhlp in t In
i ' nited S t a l e ,
Be closely g on r' I)-■l a .i , ’ hi f. r
skint- Six that even it* nppearunci
it) Paris wiib a complete surprisinot only to the American public,
who had no inkling (li.it Studebnker wn* preparing another cur, but
to the Industiy a- well.
F*« '*7?...........:
Raca $700 Claim.
'l-O. & Up 5 1-2 Fur.
W - .........
Worthlnirton
r ivlan ......
I Race $700 Claim.
I- Mdna. 6 1-2 Fur.
I) :-l- I - " •*
ill
•y 4 f c * * -3 » tr -*r»
++*■ « «v itL i r»
*112
*100
'--J 109
ir+
.........
...... -v—
« ■■■
ioo
.... .
1W
,^
......... sin i
.............. *104
......
100
-Claim,
eP
,*‘AaU.— 100
~
g ) 6 Fur.
07
..p,.r... *100
* ii 9
-nl
~ m W £
t Up 11-18 Mile
^ort'thAHn*'
' 1' ; '
d i f . .. u s ~ x .- .. '
107
♦101
i
^
im
!;
Snnlnrd Ave. K 'Mh — Nanford-Orlaitdo Itnad nl
A GIFT P u rch a se d hen* h e a rs the S ta m p o f Cl mice Select ion
Do you r C h ristm as gift buying in S^Tord
where it will benefit you and the whose com
munity in th e New Y e a r.
F IR S T NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD, FLA.
W eS u gges
T uxedo?
m\
_____
Jtwlo
Ct* i »
Diamonds
T h in g s o f heau ty a r c a jo y ‘ ‘ .fc re v ri'"
not ju st at
i 'Ii list m as T im e
In add it ion to* no- m an y g ifts , we c a r r y t h ris tm a s ' lift
i 11)(t geimitn* I )i;mn> ml
K in g s Priced From
COLEMAN’S
•SI2.0(1 to $900.(10
O ffic e E q u iiim o n t Co.
GENTS WATCHES
Sunshine Scratch Feed and
Gifts For The Home
Gifts For
Ups
R azor Seta, Sporting Goods, Guns, T
. ... «■■■
1
fdr.S
you that your Tuxedo is due
for retirement, step in and
let us show you the newest
Styleplus models that arc
attracting so much atten
tion around here.
These Styleplus Tuxedos
have found their way into
many wardrobes recently.
Tailoring in a manner be
fittin g a
Correctly style
_5■Y‘ - ;-r.
In A m b er, Pearl nnd Ivory
Sjjocinl Price
Solid Leather
Hand Rags
$4.00;
‘Diamond Rar Pins*
'
R egular $25.00
\ nines. Special for only
$15.00
-=
/
Diamond Scarf
Pins
Special Price
Sterling Silverware
Community Plate
-
1HI7 Rogers
- T •
1i==tzrli~t *
Jt
:e
Jr
If it suddenly dawns upon
Manicure Sets
and Toilet Sets
mm*
;
- .‘'Y'
f
Styleplus
Xuxedos $4'
Klgin. Waltham, Howard,
I him ill un, Illinois and
Grucn
Sl NSHINE EVERY DAY!!!
Toys For The Kiddies
km
Sanford m erch an ts have been making grPa»
preparations f o r the holiday trade.
shelve,
are well stocked and th ey hnve the goods to nlesS
you.
s
^ ^
Klgin, H offrers,
Hampden in 7-15-17
Jewels
Gifts For Every one
Dec. 2L
Phone 108
Hulovu.
s
ANKER DIB
Tom Lord
WRIST WATCHES
M linn
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
d iu v d
l nd PVmet‘o A i
B a r g a in s C an
THE
DIAMOND
PALACE
ALBEMARLE, N c , Dec. 21—
Sunshine
Mush surely puts I’HOFIT IN POULTRY.
((P)—A man giving the name of C.
M
Vmir
Monev
Rack if You A re Not S atisfied "
C. Cutley, was held for prelimi
nary hearing here today while Salidbury police investigated a charge
that ha shut two Washington and
■
Lee University students in tho
JNO. W. SNEAD
*
Southern railway station there
P hon e 51!)
Saturday night and fled in two
Mvrtle Ave. & 4th Kt
automobiles commundvred at pistol
point
Edward M. Stcit, brother of C.
W. S u it, Jr., former Auburn football star, was In a Salisbury hos- * +++++++'>'!"f 'f+ + + '*‘+'{’+4' <,+++‘!" :,-!”-i,,!-<‘+*+4*,3,++»**-y4><*++++++^+*.++4+^+4,^.4,^^^^A+ ++^,+<1^
pltal today, wounded, but not se
verely hurt. A companion, whose
name was not learned, continued
his Journey with a minor wound.
The youths were on their way to
Birmingham, Ala., for tho holidays.
# -A * •/
Cutley was captured here yes
________ a______________ _
terday by a negro who frustrated
his effort to obtain a third nutomobile. Police quoted him as say
ing he shot the students in resent
\\ragonfl. Tricycles. Tea Seta, Footb alls, Boxing Gloves, .Automobiles
ment of remarks they made re
(Juris, Coftstcrs, Velocipedes
garding his wife, who was a pas
senger with him. between Win
ston-Salem and Charlotte, N. C.
Curvinjf Sets, Silverw are, Stoves, *
,
.
----The woman remained on tho train
and .today had not been communl’ > " A r ?*
* m wtUrby police.
ii. u o u n m c
C orner tummercial S c
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
BLUB BONNET M ARKETS
y**___ loo
*too
ii
Mounted
J^elivered
FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE
T h e itcxall Store
20ti K. 1st St,
He had at
'I ry it mi vnur lieim nnd see the difference.
’SSfogB.I ...T
O. t Up $ 1-2 Fur.
A" ^
cv n n
SANFORD MERCHANTS READY
Sanford Drug Co.
R a re
I . i rider v ilb-
Trees
The C h ristm as spirit in the neighborly spirit
Shop a t home,
’
1 u
T H E TALK OF TH E TOW N
I » If, , ,1 ,01111to
1II , J 1
Holiday Boxes— n gift that
^ ^ H s tm a a
S2.no to $15.00
O pposite Valdez Hotel — 1.1th & Oak
-Ii true I
Man Held On Charge ■
Of Shooting Pair Of 5
Students In Station ■
In
iissorlrneiitH in fu m y
•ureh |d»*H.se.
1 gi'Jjht i L«t (Siian^U r l ( 4*wit. uf'd
Wayne Minin, 'h»
hi Khn, w)•
Tii f Hepdtii 1tftl 1,4w 3-* f riij?i e .
f ^tampfrrTIts'hlp
J wo .lunuarv \vr»'^tiin^
haw- hn$*n gru/Miil ih** prt»niot«'r*,
1 13 i tremi' secrecy that 1 t- i l-.aroctet
M t;..............
Also Eligible
Tangerines! Tan^erinen! 'Pangferines
30c per peck
or^l
Atomizer Sets
Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open
At 114 N. Park, Opposite Va'der Hotel
llli- •'i ■ \i tiJ.-t is ( uimmsshiii i n >
hat " To -ti 1 it ml'!' Ih'1 W n t wo prn
rii •* f
•i-t-king In hold t hit* fit- >
(tn| •f ! Atil ii.uv Avvt*i|fl l Wf*‘ <tling
nntl i h It.-11 tii I-* winter hriii v;
The regular annual meeting of
the Stockholder* of the Sanford
Bank and Trust Company, Sanford,
Florida, will be held in accordance
with the by-laws, on Tuesday, Jununry llth, 1027, at 10 o'clock A. M.
jit the D.rzetcra’ room of the bau^,
tur Hu* election of n Board of Di
rector* to serve for tho ensuing
year, to hear roperta . of officera
and to transact such other business
ns may properly come before tho
meeting.
L. M. MARSHALL, Cashier.
Dee. 20th, 1026.
\yjn
Atomizers and
t
Hold Wrestling Match!*
tlemon)
NOTICE
A Few
Christmas
Suggestions
DllHAltrs PACKINt; HOUSE
DePalma Conducts
Tests Of New Car
n o . . , ,
,v
\lhletic ( oinmission S
ByStudebakerfirm win rtc-ido who wi l l :
000 shares. The exact stock hold
ings of employes and tho extent „ m : E
of their parpicipntion In “thp mel To Miami and h»ct A r v
on" is expected to be made known ‘ng Sanford for u- ,8*d*sW
afternoon can »ilUn>l
shortly.
Their
is a Drescription for
Iowa Loan (ompany
( loses Its Doors
lOf)
_______:___ _____
._
ii
.
F4*sJ
A Few
.
£4
5. -
Bath Robes
Neckw^ „
' AlclXli.1
Hand ken
KLI \
*
ft^
-- -f ?
M
HCr
;el!
�lews
TO APl'-EAlt HEBE
Coe (Unde, incxzo soprano, is to
bo featured during the Sanford
opera reason, Dec. 30 and 31. Sho
- unce yoU novcr *,L
^ 7 i,Us before—perleh tho is n member of the San Carlos
x-rtt “ut Pn Indinim map Grand Opera Company, which Is to
iF fo ,,. right hand corner show at the Mllune.
county,- 'ndt fa r from
Stiver. Jt> right there
TO B E AT MI LANE
wnrda. stories that
Bianctf Snroya, dramatic so.
r l #1* tho north pole ntu
prano,
who is to appenr at. tho Mi*
9
,
•
gtorc, which
h Inno THqater with the San Carlos
Grand Opera ConiS L
and .a railk irful Gl-arid
S o T ’-vnd a blacksmith ■■■■■■■«■(------------Mttker with 97 Santa
Htrho call this place homo,
^iadisputahlO witness to
inj\\
Gsus hnt- l>ccn hero since
L , 1B65— »nd right happif c b J s lives here"™ail thq
t i a e Gfld," Httlo Aeno
Sliest tot 'in the Santa
ibool, puts it.
Jslitts Bockstaler
jje , the stdry to Julius
old man with ft rud-
frioid <»f the whole Santa
jtace.
\f, Jlockataler is tho only
^ Bs reaident who doesn't
YKcmble with the rcrt of
. Claua folks each Christ- ^^
the party in the littlo JS
o0 top of the hill.
j;
„dy rise is there, beaming „
jliaf, and prc.wntly old g.
LiisMlf maker his appear*
[irffrlet cent, shining whiah ,y boots and all that—J pork.italer 1
L however, knmvs there is —
Ctaus.
>
!;B
[hard to get the kids to bcKris Kringle, nowadays,'*
a, In his deep, German
But you can say fo r mo
t Is one. nnd'lCa ft good
rjh c peo|de u fth c world.
en’t for the , Christmas
jnce a y*‘ar. wliut to rt of
mold il t* ’ "
.uk-h h’ SuKpicinn!
is
that removal
[shiamy
bickers and red
fiats t,m which tlu* N !
risfus wt in - a’, the annual
Columbia SupttmoCoufU
Justfcc Dailey will rule on the
oiottgh Thursday, • Meantime ar
rangement of the defendants nnd
stock, amounting to about |4,280,the fixing of a trial-date, will be
oo°,/ .
delayed.
I.lttlcuin contended that the oil
magnnuj had been singled’dot by
the Senate /or, special prosecution,
OTIS DIVIDEND MADE
inasmuch a* Independence counsel
NEW YORK. Doc. IM.—i/P)—An
had Icon appointed to conduct the
other stilutnntlol holiday gift by
case. ,lp dc,crtb«d thd Senate resan Industrial corporation today
February 8,1924. direct"filJ made tu common stockholders
j mg President Coolidge.to appoint
cf the Otis Elevator Company, tho
p, 21.—(/Ft— the specml proa ecu tors as uncondirectors authunzing a stock div
ho Fnll-SJn- c, nititutional and constituting an
idend of 25 per cent on the common
nsplracy in -1 ridgement of rights of due porindop advise-1 cer.s of law ns defined in tho Con
ic Jennings |"ittniion.
<
conclusion Of
1-evi Cook, in behalf of Fall, said
,<■ ' ■
i
Court
Ruling Over
thd 08th CorigTcan « u , ”gr.tx)
inquisition" and that any trial
based open lift actions was in the
nature of the case pot due process
Of law.
’ [
. Fall
t*_%» faces
.
.trial
» ■ »In this
• “If
“If U
Mr.
honorable court and. is acquitted
he and his conael are denounced a*
shysters—
' tlic Senate ot the
United States,” . be said. " I f we
make u motion, we sro accused of
seeking delay. I f wo do nothing
We arv guilty.”
FOOD ACT AMBNDED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— (JP)—
The food and drugn act was amended by tho House today to in
clude u provision, sponsored
by
California, that raw fruits and
vegetables grown
outside the
United Stated and its x ImiUrriM
shall be sp labelled, when add Ih
LADIES!
•f ,t
.V
*v^i
JJim iiU if.
,,
B e tte r B e S afe Than Sorry.
a it
a r t ttf cleaning and dying. The inci
our proof.
LANEY DRY CLEANIN'
110 E . 2nd S t
W
U iin n fifH in iiiiiin i
B BB®**l®®®^JpWgNNBBnnaaBaaa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
301
Good Until Christmas!
“We buy rj^ht
1 «u*.vTJuP*?mu> Ur
t*
■■••*»!on*.|
■t ‘-'.S' 4
*>«» M
'V
•
.I *.
We sell right
Tomutpea
largd
Beans
C am p bells, .'5 cans
Pumpkin
Large can
lOYii
Pears
No. 3 can
• ; i'Jm i-p ii i;,r
P o ta to es
10 lbs.. Irish
Every member of the family has received
our careful attention in the selection of our
g*ift suggestions. Not foolish gifts that
will pass and be forgotten in a days time b
their usefulness.
Su gar
10 lbs., f ’unc
Fresh Meats — Ducks - Chickens
C. W. KNAPP jl
ss
E u i n ic riy F r ic m lly Sto res
oi)2 Sanford Ave.
S■
isa* parly
might
re.voal
|Ut , but IV ttvsir has been
H i B R i i a * J|
---- - ■
- ■ '*off^o t*|( ■
a\ i,
* (
nW:i* .-e w r
I1
HOSIERY
Gordon
The newest in hosiery
i,to den
lines hosiery
are pnpului on account
f
ibelt •nappy, yet
lieu'
mp|M-ursticr
as
well ns their durability.
Gotham
'
- a,’t:j ; f * ;T £ ; ,>
These Gold Strlpo Gotham hosiery
in svmi-chlffon weight will mako
■me of the most acceptable gifts
to any lady member of your fam
ily
Tin po|tlle\ heel
has
found favor among the
women “f particular
tn-!> u'o| we foi l that
ligb*
.my f*-mligor's
hUcb a gill wo>uli| d**
Ii.1art
MaHq‘ Itj, Wi*~t
fftahlon atyie.
55# prj<cd, in
$2.25 mto $2175
*“S1
"I
c.
'
apqeptalim gffl
ii-t!
('bui- i* near
lJnco!u
ml, wbi*!' Abraham Linl„t>ri
I'lii' folk
front
Inu. bn'*- marly nil visited
’I see tile Nsno Hanks I.in-
Sl.aO to $2.50
.•tiiiriaJ
iat!i>r Al.tr rin Is .>rte of the
nf ritiren* Ojt? gela the
tail Hlhiitr -cl..... f'hristnins
a*
ii
ii
his
Pop" away from
.Santa
'bily told him once t h a t oil
all Claus talk was so much
Kmie1 wa- inclined to bo
to j
mrbi
j
tbe*. - too a Santa Claus," j
*n*it ■ I intel. "T h e re ccr- \
n‘ ''bt.be you don’t see
bm his spirit is Here all
<—ju-’ ’ike (iqd'a,H
laser
said anything
-am., i la us after that,
’Tricher" la /‘opulnr
ftl young mep live in Santa
W only one. young ,!n<ly^tkn Frey, the school'tonchpopular? You bet!
ttry oldest native of Santa
* Mrs John Foellllon, who
h > Santa Clauslnn fo r B7
Sbr S.ivs it’s tho best town
tHc>
‘ ,
traveling men who "ihake”
vt of Indiana havedUcov^
l Such, too,
/* /
®ukc s}H‘cfal trips to Sntiln
Mfiy year fo mnil their
*v'
greetings to thefr
*rd customers.
*S»nta 1 laus, Indiana,” post*
attracts swift * attention,
‘ Warned. •’ •
'•A
Fi'lht 1920 NEA Service)
H cren rc five ways in which we try to merit
your good-will: I. Quality always the h ig h
est; 2. Prompt, depemjiiblc deliveries—
whether the quantity is large or small;
3. Advice in selection of materials; -I H e l p
ful suggestions on yOur building problems;
5. Prices always fair.
't
,
I
*
We-spbpiit ,qur case to the very highlit
court^-tiic court of Public Ooinion!
r ? r
S 5 . 7 5
to | I» -fO
A A
S 1 2 .U U
~
ft8Sor^ l e,Art Y
, $1.00 ]to $3.50
> .2 **V ,Y .jfa
HVi
Men’s in itia le d lirten
kerchiefs.
ment.
In box
assort- ‘ ‘
$1.00 to $U 0
Lingerie! The Gift to .Charm Feminine H earts
Gowns
Nothing would find fav
/ like this dairt|.y plecfe df
have a wide rango of at
ioned of lovely »Uk m a te r ia l antf d a jp t-,
lly trimmed with laces and ribbons. ^
Kxquisite creutions in crepe de chines,
daintily trimnu'd with lares and con
trasting materials, .Moderately priced.
I’hilippne
hand-enibroidered
gowns
make practical As well as a most (lesir
able gift.
$5.0 0 1$16,50
Made of fa pc
novel.ways.. J
khe d esres I
dress Cons|c
Made of good quality crepe dc chine,
luce trimmed, with the final'touch in
trimmings of ribbons.
very popular
jy want!? V
$ 4. 75 10$10.75
tw
Bedroom Slipperg
T o w e ls B e a u tifully
hundcmbroiderrd , linen,.
Gueat ( l i t .
The
hoasektvper Will be
dcjlgKied when
«H* Mrt some
Lone Star Cement la
Alabama Portland
Birmingham,
Babaldlary of InternnUonal <
< T *r
Ladies' dainty, hond^rni- *
broidcred linen handker- _
. chiefs. Som e linens U!lmmud w ith laces.
georgettes.
Some ilVYiox
Step-Ins
Chase
n n p iflK W
A gift th at she will appreciate!
ClmnioispUc Gnnntlets
ctnlirMideml euff. Nvitl m
nppearjinee.
$J .25
T h e l tiited S ta tes S u p rem e C^ourt recen tly
defined g o o d w ill as " th e disposition of the
p leased cu sto m e r to retu rn to the place
w h e re he hns b een w c ll*trc a le d .,’
Claua
nne
ei In 11, Alene Comer
fjS
GOOD WILL
• > s-bt of the Christtha
linmitoful silk paraaola.
Newest
.
„
e
v j
j
" t bandit's. Som e
Blue, green, purple, retl and black.
n f hi’uwn, ta il, grey and
t
•the Supremfe Court calls
irt y
i IIunii r is |Ft nnd the big-
))’ in
Parasols
Gauntlet ■styles in bid <'ul-
i* leas i* one of tin; Santo
obi lie;. 1 .
lie ta u great
cf Jiibu* iiiK’kstaler.
er.is ■ v’ t in tile whole yf*ar
v wi
SI.50' to $1.9
: jpgs t„ ,<2.25
Gloves
HI ever -aw' lie and Hockrul 'T ee I ew is ait up late
t v.rt •L. hi the letters to
Hay, 'bui pour in
from
* land
sn.-w. s a- many of them
ible—wimet intea sending 3
rands
Vy
r> V a . 8a a ■
Corporation
imong her gift*
;Oc
so
Cosmetics V
lAitlies" gatht .qullfotl lined in
m any bright shades. A few
leather Htylea.
$1.50 to 52;75
* .-f * .
r
■■ ■
. <• *
1
■ ’ *'
•
.
•
i
•
House Slippers
l ?■ * -’ iiyUY
^ Y ^ »►
f^
Men’s leather house slippers of
Rood quality. The man always
l^yeclate useful gifts.
,
Dusting bath powder,
bat|h salts, perfumes
apd other cosmetics, all
n ^ y put up in artistic
All leallwr
hand b ^ * in tha un
der w* arm
•tyle, pooch
and" o tS r a
1’ ’
M
■|Jher!£wWY l
- v
1
‘'■ • m
Y
'
compacts.
,Id duties
*rv * =- , *
v,
DOLLPAF
.’ i '
:■
^-fee'»
’
V.
�Consider
As Brisbane
rublUhrU every
« * N » r ■« S*Mf»r«, I i..rl.in,
u^ate th e birthday of'JosuH Chrint— W onderful
Bqtiandering Wealth.
I
111 » l> | | ii.ll.. A . r o u e
I
Five Greatest Men.
" "lty God, The Prince o f Pence, E vertaatln g
--------------------------------i, the prophet foretold Him— some nfien are To Modify Killing.
JU#re*l fan K«comI iChtM
M attar. j
Japan Need Not Worry.
| H H F ?J, ISIS, at the I’oii toff leal
d ru nk! r»
. ______ ,T_ _ . _
. .
i SanD.rti. Florida, under A c t of
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
t-mih »,|I8»T.
(Copyright. 1926. Star Co.)
T h e y have hunted up th e ir bootlegger. T h ey have
naked him to violate th eir cou ntry’H iawn again, and to tak e
SECRETARY WORK, of the in
a n o th e r step , lower into the degradation w here Hneaka ami
terior
department, who studies and
erooka a re bound to land.
understand* national problems, ha#
J u s t b efo re C hristm as th e liqu or will be slipped into
a big tank ns chairman of the min*
th e back door som e nigh t, A b o ttle will be opened C hrJat-
CITHUS tlHANDS".
'
"Timr Trlrd end Crop
An.rao.potl|kjLf
Hlmon Pur* »{o | ’
: <|rm Fruit ivin#
‘■cm t.ltrtin t
^ liru* 3pfC|ft|
2-10-10
* n
,
J
it
i
i
,M
i
KruJl t Vine i
’» it
i
i
I, 10 i ,raD* '‘ Tree i
| J
licro i abffrrlna
Satsuma Bprcm
" !“? S ' * y f A * * a *
■ln*»™ »™ « • * ■ * < * t h a t sacred j cr",J ^
n ig h t in B eth lehem , w hile the C h ristm as bells are rin g in g
.
,
. „
. . . . „ nn
out th e m essage o f th e Yuletlde, th e man of th e house w ill! “n , rn!|>
h, . o<>
be guzzling th e liquor th a t is to m ake him a beast on C h rist- i
BUtomobil(1 owneri( nn(,
m w day.
.
millions of farm engine#, depend. ,
And th ere will be C hristm as Evd p arties fo r w hich n
-nu. country now i# u#ing up its
Supply o f liquor has been provided. Young men and m aidens 0u „bout a# fu*t a# n young
will be given “d ain ty fla s k s " filled w ith w hiskey as souvenirs spendthrift u#e* an inheritance aeo f tlie occasion. “S p ik ed " punch will be served w ith g re a t ‘mired without work,
h ila rity . And along tow ard daylight, about the tim e little
“ —
children are s tirrin g in th eir sleep, or s ittin g u p rig h t in th eir
u e k k IT w a s said. "Beethoven
little beds stra in in g th eir eyes to see if S a n ta Claus has c o m e ,. u " ,M? ot the Y*v«_*crc»to»t men that
th e older boys and g irls with flushed fa c e s and unsteady i fvcr lived ’ William Wngit*. or
ste p s will fum ble th e ir way. into the house to b rin g a day o f i l)etrolt* who mnke# wire iron work
sudness to all who love them .
, nm*
n«k#, Who aro the
•fi.ibolldln* t>™w a, hotel., apartKfk tdbhl hau»r». -i'll X LK|?a O ir c-maUvlTa of five «.,«•
fcU#»«§l7ue(l«» „ «fft/l>
f/h « » l M . r . l
•I ' cltr r « t r a « t l ( i r a -
apalrm
1 7 * a rh d u t
p ro * ta lo n for Inrrrnacd
m
QUALITY first FAIR pb
PROMPT SHIPMENT t Z
i manufacturing fertilS*
rlonda Growers,
CASIt^SJ
CASH
ORDERS DJ S ? 0 UNT8 Trf
TEEN PER CENT'
E. O. Painter Fertilii*
Jacksonville, Duval County, ]
W h isk e y a t C h ristm a s tim e ! D ru n k e n e ss, d eb a u ch ery , ; ° th"
’ ArchiniPde;), sdcl)cc;
w retch ed q u a rre lso m e n e ss, as p a rt o f th e c e le b ra tio n o f h e s|m
, wriUng; Michael Anday on w h ich th e C h ris tia n world sp ea k s th e ir jo y fo r t h e ’
art; J pwtBni mBthom8tics.
co m in g o f th a t Man o f G a lile e .
Whnt name would you BubstiMen w ho ca n n o t a ffo rd to buy th e ir fa m ilie s o r d i-[u a « 7 .Sot Alexander, Caesar or
n a ry c o m fo r ts will pay f i f t y d o llars fo r th e ir C h ristm a s liq- (
m "b £
u or. M en w ho c o n trib u te n oth in g to c h a r ita b le o r g a m z a -jlonu, ci%tuxvt|.
tio n s , and do n o th in g .fo r w istfu l little ch ild ren who a re lik e- 1 y ou m,Kht want a philosopher,
ly to h av e no (C h ristm as jo y s at all, will bu y th em se lv e s a J Xocrnt™, Pint,., Aristotle, nr Un
c a s e 'o r so o f w hnt th ey call " O h -b c -jo y fu l," and fo r th em - J ron. Hut gmilncs# in philosophy
/•«
ONE - DAY SEKVI(
L
llia l a n , u n d en a* th im p . llu .1 a , , „ . r ....... l i n n * . .h a !
p ______
J
n r,■|E i r ' l ' £
I l / S l '
MASTER AND SLAVE
w hich “ th e h erald a n g els sing. G lory to th e new -born K in g ,” !
___
TAMPA TIMES
e v e ry w h e re th e r e sluiuld lie Hie kind ot jo y 1hat call com e
S in n M 'N S ('AllRYINT, many
‘Lord, let me recount to Thee out in th e open as an exam p le o f th e C h ris tin a s s p irit loving enriridgr., ingenious "blind#," and
Pcrhiip we are a hit senUmei :al There never
Ins been nnd never
>o f thh gr*«k tilings Tlivu liast
ileenys give the |M.or liirdn slight
Jo y o u sn e a s th a t leuvus sw eet m em ories.
—if «*, we are not sorry At any will he trouble between whites and
<A iL . .
In
nee
Proud sportsmen
a r e 1 _.
i ,
\ i uilh H( f>n ^ Ilfr IH
i ‘UJi 1 ra tf* we wert impressed Icy the negroes who understand each uth |
----------<>-------Wf me, even m<$
ircrfnifrJII’fK'il
short \ P -.fury coming out <if <r
Trouhle
is l.rewetl hy the
r little one. > u ,
■U, I 11 linn I ■11 uni t hem
' Washington of a southern mem- other sort And. in almost every
her of
oiigrt H- having saved :i mstanee the most of it is brewed
Hot I that car’d for Then
MIt I I .I M U A* II t-uggests negro , huri'h in the tapital city for the negro
t Thou didst set Thy heart upre,
.
t hat - t . o r l - n o n dev ole soine en- t r*<m the n.fiet loneer - h u m m e r heA me a n negro is al most as mean i
ei3P^‘-~iT
!h e g o v e n im e n . is the l‘ — r .ll lh - l . r - t "1 lt> prurtr , r . v
m„unting skll , cause the treasurer of ............. ..
as a mean white man. Hut the
\even xnf
ru tiuim Ul th o se rt*.SlK>nM»j|o tor th e I'ontipirucy involved IN fully, whit'll llu»y cun uanlly L-nrn ■Krttiun wiirhln |>|)injf in it 17 »hr *nn mean
nf rithrr rnco aro not)
ttW oho: •» thfi le a sin g o f c e rta in naval oil reserv es
A lbert H Kali. In d". their finest specimens
fif an
It slave oil hi- father's generally found among
former
r —. .
If th. , would devote tin jm-t cent plantaii TI
slave owner*, nr among their sons
therefore was It sweet to Thee fo rm e r s e c r e ta r y o f th e in terio r, and Kdward I, D ohenv.
leave Th y majesty and Thnma, C a lifo rn ia oil m a g n a te, have been freed o f co m p licity in a 1^,.* m , T r ‘.mid g b i'd u . lo r d ? ',
‘,nB ‘7'*r
,l,s J1" '1 wTrr li ft ,f.In tncfn
" ‘"-‘e there
mat__ b\k like mo,
i
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T
^ ^
tf5N‘ t■14* i'irn.4, lorlioictl (hun
han iw*
t n rrlatinn
idrtpt
Htttte <*1C.
Hchoniu w hich brouKht in to Mr. Uonony M jm ssrsnion oil prop- .tfw| ilrur a rhan«^ and. inrHlcntnl- j
NVhu h pm s IpiI between south Wouldn't be any venti^o o ' -nrc
i a » « - T r ~ . r t 5- *4
<>rtJ ' vallied a t $1UU,UOO,OIIU ami to Mr. Kail s depleleil b a n k jly . prolong for #ume year, tho! M-,t masters and their slave*. To trouble.
This story oiit of Washjicd baBy oh thft knet!
accou n t a " lo a n " o f $ 1 0 0 ,OIK).
pleasure of killing
bo spie tIn-re were hud master* nnd mgion gw# far toward proving
life mdtKfr
thjho ovvur
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------1had slaves, nnd the twain produced that. It is the latter day genern"lk llkilmO, i f
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.
111 le a u lt <d tile ttia l winch ‘ lidtul Iasi I n u rsd a ) ia . ^ ilinU G H j a p a n hn- not *I'ftnr had conditions
A* a rule, mins and well meaning lull ill ad ■
on®*-1tj, _ not in th e lea st su rp risin g e j ln view o f till* I'ln u m s ta n c e tj It|j.ltj ,,,,,,UK!, I rouble with her earth however, t.otli masters and slaves vised friends of the negro who,
..Ml G. Rossetti: Selection verd ict o tlle r th an th*- one reached by th e ju r y was out of uuake*. luvi* Noble, of the llniu-.l were ......I The result was that rnlse the devil
Certainly th e y 1
m t u Finished."
th e q u e stio n . T h e governm en t stood' ...........
to win its States geological . a r m , says th- while the., relationship wn# nof might l„ stop it Hut will they’
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* 4 J n[nines** islands will cvt*nlmilh id«»l huvmin HlHvtTy can t be* uicul
t.chn :n-w**r «fin4 they no
i t - Peru heed* i« the sound ' a s '' , in ^ ^ ^ ' k h t JU.lt a s well h a v e w „ h d r ii w n t h e u u b e t - (lUuPix-ar . om pktely 1-dow
th,
!' was very satisfactory
Their probahlv
will
i,..t at
any t im e;
»tlon o f a Inr stick
i n c u t s l I L t h e f^rst |i!(UU‘ m id >u\ed 1 J l ^ T e t l e r ^ l
HIP. ,,f the P a n fi,
ottadhinenis were dose and their soon.
'twin, th e ^ S t in in m l m iff Ilf n il' trrnl. ' *"
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“ J .nqiamifc semritisl# reveal the interest- common, sifted down to
Anyhow, we are glad that our
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l„hn
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lie
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fact that an island in Kvusu hav bottom
With a few- exceptions, father was a slave owner—though
§r
Representative John
H ie oil scandal fro m its in ception has been an in m m “0 '
ago. drowning here ami there, th,. feeling ha- we are gladder still that there is
j i has gut his parole
irectly
u
rerietisible
m
uss
ui
en
tan
g
lem
en
ts.
It
has
involved
d
ire
ctly
ono.
[passed down from fathers to runs, no more slavery — for hi# being so
J l e ’ll probably run for gov
What thm southern member of gave us Levi. By the way, Levi
or
in
d
ire
c
tly
sco
res
o
f
men
prom
inent
in
th
e
b
u
sin
e
ss
nnd
tnpw. , / i C*qj j/i, •
congress
did is ju»t one more uvi- refused to be freed when he wn*
ll resu lted in th e d
(list
^isu
id
'p o litic a l life o f th e rountrv
It
isclo
su re ot
i p i \v e \ t i: JAPAN M il *tn
dene.- thatit is so.
declared «n He stayed on with
China
Goes
oh\c
vyatel
lorTge.
than
som.
Sagyih ,£nvoyTfn
it g r a ft-g r a b b in g H fjiublu an a d m in istra tio n and toil to tin(h"
"1
tin*
best
friends
the
his "old murster" until his ileatfi
S< lentlsts - h o w writer
k2T6 P^kln>" ouggest# a head th e re s ig n a tio n n! threi iiu -ii (tom tin- iid u n et o f ('resid en t otln-i couulncha#
il.evi.
nti
old
negro
and has since stayed on with one i
line South Vrueriiii, not -o long now.
.5 These English diplomat
dipt,
whowas tils fatherslave of the "little bosses" nr "little mis i
1; H arding
rWi* ’tilu'ikOd
taiirirvhni'
lifnl
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I-k
n
ul
i-t-i
i...
I
no
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a
*alwkyrf snoopin' around
No I
needs I. tell him that Levi tesses." We do not believe that to
. OIJ.U lev oodl-l wtlll-. I II.- •Olli wou!i!
A s I hi I " - ,\|. u Mrs R e g i st el |s Ulit s Mill I lie b .ill I ><. 11
'Igbt tor
turn l.evi has could he convinced ttial he tins los|
gR] _ F itr >
cin 't understand why Miami etiy tria l " fro m itn liegip ning reso h ed itse lf into a jjm k pass ■’ I f - if t r VI.Uid n ■■I< mu 1CIf .1 done Hint, a iiuriibe! f tunes And inqthiiig b\ doing sf^
(
lull'd
li>
iitiv
iiiiuiut'
irealiueul
about dntdrtnlning that "Hu- lllg gnm e.
Oh, Yes, we forwarded Levi's,
Leasing o f th e reserv es a a.- [lie b u sin e ss o! i he hot tom of l he -en. And j ml ' here i- nothing flint gives him
rtun queen.” Why don't they ev ery o n e in g en era l and no one in p a rtic u la r. F all tried to
mure pleasure than to see, so fnr Christmas present last week. And 1
find
•In Jill-1 1" H i l l ' "
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,••• oyster. shell*
, on vhigh
" " " im.un.
he can, that la-vis need# nnd ttial Commonplace thing make# us 1
place the blame mi his assistants in the interior department, turn*, lifted up from the
rtUBOIia|jU. want# are provided for. wonder how many of those who
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.
,
,
He had rather have Levi’s “ little abuse
form er slave-owners
mid
FortiiMHh'ly " M . imk “M'!" l fioss’ than tofie
leaven'# sake call it “sh-ee- opposed him . It developed thul th e ca b in e t as a whole didn't
mlled king.
Me tii.-ir children for ill treatm ent nf
^ t n u l v m ill h n \ » ' h m l n o L j u I i f f t
h'^wlth the accent, on the sec- kno\V a n y th in g about th e lands or ab o u t th e le a se s and yet
is sure that I hi r.me many other negro,-# seiul a negro a t'hristmn#
it f t i i l r it t n t i* v it L it* - ’
U t ii
N o rtn
case# that arc parallel with his ami present, just as what was dune in i
$yllable.
i 19* ( ir« lu o n t ) h i u t
I'icsideni Hiqding was mm or
in fo rm ed o f th e >itua I ' “ It | m*i f o r
I evi’s.
Washington lead’ ll* to speculate
in IT, imid vriUN
Wht»n it In
It is -till triu that the southern upmi how many of them have ever i
lion.
atferd hn» a good gulf as.ur*#
I m . i n D M to
our
pr<*M*nT
N o rth
white people ul
' he negro’s best -a\ei( a negro church from the
ch Sanford people are prom
T h e g ov ernm en t had n good . a>e us fHr as it went. St h•, Du1 ftumiln
mi o' wa* ‘-til! friends
and
"11
unbeliever! a*, tmn block.
are and more peopli
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ytNHr
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o
f
i
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f
h
r
e
t
u
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f
Dlf*
-ut it was hard to prove the existeini -if a (onspiriuv
Hi.
g to u#o it »fV|-r£ d«)
- l o i i p a jjt
( h t r 11v (*k fir** h i i h " t d
({
W hat a Charming Room”
W a l l s to x tu ie d wilk
T ex tone invariably drw
Tlio ( )i! Scandal
th at com m ent. W ith it
you m ay reproduce any
p eriod #i texture, any
co lo r o r combination of
co lo rs in th e form of a
p erm an en f deamitum.
L e t us tell you about
TEXTONE
CHASE AND COMPANY
K or S a le by
S a n fo r d , F la .
For a Better Stucco House
Every element of , hjnee ha*l
been taken out oi Oriental J
Stucco. Y ou can berjitikatl
yoiw exterior vvalls willtt lb-1
solutely uniform in colof"“ l
no streak# — ixMiitiiul in lo*|
ture. Oriental k tutco #dqx*
itself readily to jny archF|
tectural pcricxl.
w
A sk us al>out
♦two defendants stand v i n d i c a t e , ! in the e v e s of t h e m i i i i I
’ h u t t m t h m if m m h m a t t e r ,*
SI ’KVIVING I'ROSRERITY
I t 'J f|mny how aljnbsf evetyufieHbuf not in th e m inds of (heir fellow i iti/ens
There will a I - l " b» g tfu* lrf-*t we ran.
MIAMI PAH V NEWS
Im tteJ an honest man nnd vet . w ays l>e a q
u
estio
n
uboi
question at,out that "lo an " To begin with Fall
1
M d y everyone will upon
hedged in his testimony, declaring b efo re the Senate tom
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ADMIRE THE WISDOM of
u freio rt to lies.
Nation# and tTjrtrvidutds have Kh, Philip* war, through Valley
:nitteg that the hundred thousand was advanced by Kdward Mu«#oli,n The birth rate i* fallm m it
Doheny said that it was "'ft 'n hnly, and although that na- been ruined by poverty. But a |-,.rge and the Wnr Between the
f suggest inn I# that ynU be 14. McLean. Washington publisher
littcl time forili in research will Slot.-#. -I,„w* that the fiber of its
nycticing on your New Yi-m
car purely a favor given by him lo ut, old friend. The signature
"""ouilL^r''M^folili"dtSs *ervo to bring forth the startling people
strong to withstand
^>tt# before you make them hail been torn from the note Mr Ihiheny declared to save
lr„,.n,| that the Roman blood
truth that* prosperity hu# served Llaner, and hardship. Now. howju ’II find them easier
t<>
Full from embarrassment in the event of Doherty's death. 1inherited by the Italian people shall
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to wreck more natinnn and nmre ever, we lin. asked to face anothThis act aloim creates the suspicion that the two men were
*wl,yindividual* than can bo charged |er kind -.f problem ultogcther A#
R^n*tn„i
, K.o fully
Gdly aware tiiat
that their transaction was crooked.
. After
Afu’r January
J®[,U0IP'. first
fir"t any
1,11v huehe1(p fi ,n.(( t|
p' ur^* h 1 i
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lor under (H) will tm taxed. Mu##o- to poverty or the a m e n ta , W v - i Ilcnrl>
. ...
slarft-s lh tfwiv next' session
l' all and Doheny may rejoice at their acquittal at the imi will prove that two can live erty breeds. One does not need to
'“ '
’’ 1,1 ^ ln their
bad check law bar of justice but they have no reason to believe tiiat this «# cheaply n# one. by making it be i>onr to tie miserable. In fact, .
happiness come# easiest and q'nltk- |
third of al| thi* wraith
1 wQtortt’o dnK l,l" a" 4' means acquittui at the bar of pUblu opinion. Mr. Fall showed mtir,! fixjwhiflve for one.
est to the man unuccustomctl to i "f the human rare Herbert Honv
that ho was grossly unfit to have held public office of any j Unmarried women will not K- associating it with riches, but r , re. cnijv -tateri that in tie.
, . while
, , the rest of the
.
oT'thcm wu'iiTd i'MU " who count* goi>d health and sternly i.......
tp have invent kind and Mr. Doheny demonatrated that in dealing with pub- ■
'a-i ilecioh
llo With which bo cun t unc lie officials he bud no sense of d e c e n c y . The whole case is! nod and do their duty—if tlie, cn)I,l,,y,,u'nl “''dnn occaBhinnlday- U"il.l has been dovanted by war. IS
off n# u* agencies of happiness.
a neighbor#!'conversation n hint on A m erican public life and is a stig m a on th e lives o f righl man came.
I There can be no such thing n# n '"u ixipiilHtirm, Increasing a little. I
Inhibiting u* hvo m en th a t will n ev er be lived down.
I CiMilzatiari
.
! nation or nn individual failing ov h.i* accumulated It# wealth ten
trivafo righb, u gesnip.
AMUNDSEN; AND
NUBILE er the precipice of prosperity, but
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Excepting the compass, without
‘ yalclan r»F Sanford
Viaed UB that ho had
f - ------------------ 0 --------------------which tho trip couldn't have been
tho chief credit goes to the
TO P IT Y D IS T R E S S is but htinutn to relieve it is God- made,
Italian.
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qf V c*»° Id which a liHc.— H. 'Mann. - #
g died of ruble#. Wu
UH^kll to hia nttantlon *>dia- -- ,
y ’ftfI>a,>t‘r
tei ‘‘
n^Jacksonville
man Who
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THE RUSH FOR FLORID A
OllLANDO SENTINEL
,dog and. In
Arable#.
4
A talc of tho movement to Floryx ci.T - * 7 '
t
.... , |o#t one o F ita beat id.-, I# told by the Charlotte (N.
fin tho* deutbw ^l* Charles a
*£ u n
jr*~Bnnford Herald. A no*
H # fa ct la that whenever a
.'M o r
W ” particularly If hi#
m
V.aattlaa down in
8
train# were put on the lines, all
four running out of New York,
“Pitting, when Florida is reached.
s s .'t o
i
m
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fie la about aa heavy oa last tea
for there ia re-enactment, of
good
r. _ w»#.(
' t
unpleasantly about the
, disagree
~
lrh> <lf the Nnrge to the North
‘n
^ o " ftrr, ,h.nt
the. Italian, Noullc, directed the
th e y .g o t w h at they need and desire for the ou tlay, th a t the (^ n g o f * t f f N u V . & d it,
money is being spent fo r o b jects which th ey qpprovo, a n d ; commanded it, during it# succe#*th a t it is living applied w ith good business sense and m an ful flight, with everybody on
Ismrd under hU-orders.
agem en t.— Woodrow W ilson.
l
Ig
along
when there Is a certain amount of
povertg, when labor ntlll i « . a
ncccfsity nnd succe## n thing' to
be achieved, tlie danger of this is
obviated. The precipico isn't here.
In n New York pulpit th e other
day the Rev, Dr. Hurry Emerson
Kosdick gave warning that w e
eds# and riches may yet ruin tlie
United Staten. He i# not an al
manac, in the ntrirt nensc of tho
word. Ho was not attempting to
to frighten anyone into accepting
th6 plan of aalvation hb represent*.
Neither was he auggestirig any
radical change In the Constitution
or In the law# of the various state*,
lie simply decried the “swagger”
of a nation that holds one-third
of the wealth of tho world.
Ha
emphasized the belief that th$rc
remains a very great posslbi
that the nation whfch ha* ■
YOU HAVE NOT heard of one
fine chnmpiort, whone nnmo wh#
Mnggio Mackin when she came
hero from Ireland. Now ahe Is
Mr#. A. p . Hyatt, "champion tele
phony operator Of tho world." An
institution'where telephone girls
rest or recuperate after illness 1#
named for Her.. She began giving
when Chicago
»a and it was
•la were better oprcallted tha
becauso "glrla
orator# t‘
To be chain- day sermon.
°r| require# ««gM "
F o r Sole Hy
CHASE & CO.
HcIiabliD Building Supplies
’ " ‘d In addition, if the debtH~ure |
t" It handled a# at, present plannc.l j, large part of all the peoP1' " f Europe for sixty years to
c«imc will he pnyfiig nil their snrplu: earning# Into our pockets. No
nat mu m hifllory cvqpnfced #uch
a siiimtlon. No notion In hfntory
ever faecal such a temptation.
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A subscription to The Sanford
Herald will prove an excellent
gift to some-friend or relative.
Tom Sims Says
N> " York night clubs must closo
nt :t a. in. now. This ought to re
lic'' the traffic congestion for tho
tmlkniuit.
" ,,nt Salm testifieBi that after
hiu marriage to Milliccnt Rogers
he couldn’t find work. Funny, wo
aearcmes-
ll, dlvlttf
honor the
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worrfT.ob^ „
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D a lly In A a n m e g i J . ; .
*y 1 ^-7-y-*' •-i&
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rbiwd
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ORI ENTAL|
' STUCCO
I and mental in
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m
i
I'hone 475
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l»er pirturc# "of Alhtee
McWternoh nnd Kenneth G.
I »tiy\v thynt pjjc ,jf‘ them 1i*
hmuely m -tho other.—
’,“-,*pcndcntY What'#
h If hnif if It did
:>uld guy# like u#
IL S D R
819 \V. 3rd Sk
cruel should be jmslied out of sight, and on the morning on wanted t» kill it himself.
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T H E P E O P L E O F th e U nited S t a t e s a r c n ot je a lo u s
I o f th e a m o u n t th e ir G o v ern m en t costa, if th e y a ro s u re th at
J
a
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U fin e tim e.
>Copernicus, Tyeho-Brnhc, Kepler,•
T
h
e
r
e
is
no
w
ay
o
f
which
T
h
e
H
erald
is
aw
are
th
a
t
a
Galileo Bui the five chosen will,
0D SAVES—"Have u», O God
ln
our salvnUqtq ami gather u> co m p le te sto p p a g e o f ('h r is lm a s liqu or b u yin g and sellin g
n amt deliver us. that w* ca n be e ffe c te d . Hill su rely th e re is a way fo r m u iii ............
M i Hi I sMIlN M AN I CATS and
Ire thanks to Thy Indy to be persu ad ed to e lim in a te th e ir Is size th is y ea r.
other de*trui live animals destroy
’ 1 Chron. 16:H&.
C h r is tm a s tim e should be such a kindly tim e. Us ed Iks-a use they Inll so many game
Y K R - 0 Gofl* the T-ord, the,
ngth of my nalvntion. Thou c e le b ra tio n s should be such in nocently happy ones. T h in g s 'bird". Ho y are like the boy that
fir ' .
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selves and th e ir frlen d a th ey will provide w hat th ey th in k is j w n n "«n e'»f"th e'g reat star "men.
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jAY. DECEMBER 21. 1920
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T E L E PH O N E
MRS. F R E D
9.
D A IG ER , S O C IE T Y
L/ c?
EDITOR
R ESID EN C E
S°
Thia week will he well filled
with
activities pertaining to •the
frdnesday
approaching
Christmas holiday by
a Jine Sharon will en^aber of her young tho different organisations of the
o'clock at her home on Methodist Church. ^
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On Wednesday evening there
Department Chrlstmna
will
be a prayer meeting service
b children of club
; j;J0 o’clock.
-S >’ with music by the League.
Thursday evening, beginning at
Thursday
7 o’clock, the Sunday School will
j Guild Christmas ball have an old-time Christmas, in the
Ball.
form of a tree for the children of
j#hbors of America to
Io'clock at the old Ma- the school, and the more modem
form of Christmas celebration in
the carrying out of the White
Siturdny
* Christmas idea, when the children
o ball given at the
Lake, given by Mrs.
honoring Mias Olive
K ' l{"'vmnn und children
i 1‘alni Ileach are spending
i.Ihv. here with Mrs. Bmv-
VAUDEi/ILLE AT WOMANS
CLUB IS DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS
One of the cleverest as well ns
artistic programs ever presented In
banford. was that 0f Monday evening when the Sall|e Harrison
Chapter N. S. D a . R. presented
their "Society Vaudeville” before
an appreciative nudienco nt the
Wcvnan’s Club.
A Grecian duet, the first numfc?r of the program, by Miss Audroy Roberta and MisB Louise Ta
tum Hungerford, displayed the
grace and nrtistlc rhythum of these
two talented artists. Both of these
young woman, have had a great
[Mrs. George Richard
p baby of Columbia, S.
lire in Sanford Tuesday
ipend the holidays with
L Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Tur- members of the church, but any tistically rendered two violin solos,
one who wishes to make u dona “ Meditation” from
Thnis, and
tion of any kind to the orphans “Vnlse” by l.evenski. She was nrR It
I )eu.
Mn. Curl Killinjcnworth arc invited to bring such to the Compnniel by Mrs
birth of n «on, Mon- Methodist Churvh at 7 o'clock p. pianist.
An Oriental dance, which dis
& Hume on Palmetto m. Thursday,
Friday evening the members of played the difficult usthetic dune
the Senior Kpworth league will
was rendered hy Miss Virginia
. arrived here Satur- hnve a service of carol singing and Britt. Miss Britt is also a ballet
I the holidays here with a social hour afterwards. After ( dancer of unusual merit, nnd Inter
Mrs. Carl Killings- this they will convey to the home I appeared on the program in n dr
at Benson Springs the gifts receiv- ! lightful toe dance,
od Thursday evening
Sanford's own Lion Club .pini
Letson returned from
On Sunday, nt both services, tpl'e, S R.Dighton, Claude ||o
where <he spent n few there will be special music by the wurd. Jc.ieph Graham and Paul
.pending the holidays choir, anthems and solos
Mrs Fmgc which is always received
rent' Mr and Mrs. .1 |\ icl».i Robertson, Edward Ruhr "Mb enthusiasm, were ie. ailed
j mini unit Miss Catherine Diihrman several tunes
Their intcrpretat
w.ll lie the soloists on these turn i"ii of "Mary Had a I.ut!,. |,nmh"
: Donald of Kustis spent son*
Hr Buhrmnn, the pastor, and "A Spitin' 4 round the Fire'
id Tuc»a«> hero u* the v ill preach ut both cervices on were received with round- ..f up
utttl Mr- Howard llu subjects appropriate for She nern plans.'
sinn and season.
>’H,mh
leautiful Silk Undies
Dance, was beautifully portrayed
hy' Miss Uuiac Tatum Hungerford
Miss Mary Chafont, made a de
cided hit with her humorous read
ings nnd dancing, and was exceed
ingly clever in demonstrating the
loss of her “Lolly Pop”.
"By the Waters of Minnetonka”
(< ndmnn) ns well ns other well
known classics, were the numbers
presented by Miss Louise McCutheon, better known as the “Wonder
Whistling Woman".
Mt>
Miss MeCutchron haB been broadcasting
for some time nt Winter Park, and
has worked up an enviable reputa
tion.
Much credit is due Robin Stuart
Gu?, the accompnnist making this
nffnir the success that it was.
Mr* R. E. Tolnr, regent of the
Sail ie Harrison Chapter,' N. S. I).
A. R., in n charming manner, in
troduced Miss Lucy Mae Curry, of
Orlando, to whom much credit is
•hie In securing the (mints. \
Mrs Tolar also explained to
wbnt use the fund derived from the
affair would he used. First,' n
memorial chnir in Continental
llnll at Washington. I).
placed
there in memory of Mr*. B. J.
Starling, first regent of the local
chapter
Second the Chapter is
striving to assist the state diap
ers in building a doramtory for
girls at Monteverdi- School. Then
too. the quota subscribed towards
the Florida Box at Continental
Hull, is .till incomplete, and Nome
of the funds will bi used for this
purpose
Mrs J a m e s I W e l l . „ n d
daught er I.-oils.'
Atulers in,
sister
MisKvelyn
Vnderson
v♦* It edrtesda y fn, I „ k e City.
<
wiief,. t i ny Will -pend
the
h o l i d a y wi th Mr and Mrs A It
Anderson
Mi
Well will j „ j n
pure.,tv
Mr
und
M rs
j
liuuneey Wilson of Win'len spent the dny here
■Mth her parents, Mr. and
iters
'Iri> I u, v Harbor of Commerce
,, and Mi and Mrs. Young Simns •: I iilatkn were among thusm "ui ,,f town attending the
"■rnl r Mr. Klin Ixffler
Club Officials Ask
Names ‘0 ‘fGuests To Upsala & Grapeville
Annual Social Event Mrs. Webster and family were
TELEPH O N E;
217.
Wise Mardib Pratt And
Lois Fa her of DeLand, »p<
week-end in Sanford as the
of Mrs. John Uonatdl.
shopping in Orlando Tuesday,
jp S B n w
Mrs. Fry and mother, Mrs.
Bengston were callers on Mrs. Bal
linger. Mr. Fry is again engaged
nt Windermere for th0 orange sea
fact that the names of the guests son and spends his week-ends at
in writing with the remittance his home here.
must be turned in at once to tho in
Mrs. Snyder is entertaining her
vitation committee. Misses Hath- mother, Mrs. Albert and sister,
erino Wilkey nnd Edith Teague, so Mrs. Thompson and little dnughthat the invitation!* c»n he mailed ter for the winter. They arrived
J Continuous froaa I m l t o ,
not later than Saturday, according , on Dec. 7.
11 p. m. r
........ * • •
to officials of the club.
| Sunday school meets at 9:46 o'Th«o annual ball, whlrh i..........
is -on i clo. k with Alfred Ericson as lead|of the most brilliant social affair• or. Rev. J. S. Clark will be there
of the reason, will be held Tuesday for service at 11 o’clock.
evening, Dec. 28, at the Hotel For
The Dorcas Union meets this
rest Lake, with Mrs. JJames
_ ...... G. Thursday with Mrs. LconarH-VihW ith
Sharon nnd Mrs. Forrest--------->
Ijiko *< Ion. The ludips were very much
Dorothy
MacKail •
hostesses.
1pleased at the results of the baxaar
and
•~
“
) Saturday. Many helped to make S
Jack Mulhall I
,'ho is nt- j jt „ Kri.„t. success but Mrs. Luml- ■
Grnntland Rica *
», Id
, r> ' ; quiet. Mrs.' Borall and Mrs. Plor- Sportllgbt
c
* " ' efJnes- son had especial charge. Over $66
S
“Amidst
The
Millions’*
i \vith her
realized.
Aesop’s Fables
*
j Rev. Kckardt and wife came all
“The Phony Express”
the way from Pierson, a number
coming from Sanford and Lake
? ho i8 a Mnry.
WEDNESDAYS
:
spent the
s t r, .
in-
Mi*, Drown and fnther made a
(r jp („ tlsteon on Sunday.
Miss Miriam ttrvitix, who is at
tending University of Georgia at
Mr and Mrs ( S. Galbraith of Athens, Ga.t Will return home
Plant City .-|>ent the week-end Wednesday to spend the holidays
I he tunny friend- of Mi* J
Woodruff .win, has been ill nt the here ns the guests of Mrs. Carrie with her parents.
Wort hington.
Fernuld l.might.n Hospital, will he'
- - «
Mr. nnd Mr*. John R. Mac Donglnd to learn that she has recov
Mrs W A Holt, Kyel^n, Caro «ld nnd Mr*. F O. Sage of Fustic
«red siiffi, n ntlv t.i I.
Ijn. Howard and Douglas Holt of s|n-nt the da> here Tuesday with
her hum, ,>u Sanf. wl Height.
White Springs, Fin., spent the friends. Jack MacDonald, who has
yveiR end here «s the guests of Mr been spending the past two days
nod Mis I ee \ Conolr,
in Sanford,
accompanied them
hirnie.
Just
Another*
Blonde”
:
PORTABLE
•■Vfiling
Mis- -ujiili Whe. de-returned
borne Saturday evening from Tel
^ ^
n
^
.
'
them there on Friday.
r
Miss Elisabeth Whilner, yvhir is
attending Cuthedral School ut
llrluudo, returns home Wednesday
tn spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. II. F. Whlt-
‘.'lui'ec. wiiere she l» n senmi a*
* b'lida .Stale •nllege f<>r \\oijte..
'v'*u‘ wl^ M-'o-l the holidays with
parent . Mi and Mr- W I
Wheelei
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Cut Prices on Tires
1113 Snnford Ave.
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t'.Tvwll
Phone
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Intimate G ift
EDITORIAL
Netflitfees
Knickers
i
Ensembles
Step-in Sets
( iowns
Scant ies
Bloomers
Teds
*11*4 Mil*! that in the Spring a voting
manV fancy turns to thought h o'* Love
in Spring ton, the thoughts of Misund laid) turn to the new Styles, t ■m w
<n ation- lhai in- things T Invelific-U o (n l that 4V< -list ItgtII f •P* II lift - f t .*
our llltere-l in ) •«j r heimlf it presenting
'spring Sty les now y oil yyill III - 1 I,, , ,.n
ylin ed when you see the lo-yy creationthat embody
“S ly le W ith tin I E xIrnvn R an cf"
Pajamas
SPRING STYLES
Dainty S o ft I kings
That
a.-'fif^gc
'
'.' hM #>QS
Uolocful, dainty, fresh and vivid, striking a new nofe^in Womeji’sAppai*el ‘
(hat is ;is different as day and night nre the new Spring Creations at |
Kul told s Adorable dresses whose paie shades 7ind sheer materials blend
with Florida Sunshine in a combination that is a revelation. Coats that,U
"
acc ivinHtiy wun a suit covering oven as the mellow Moonlight lends
charm to the winding- river, Soprt Hats that provide the finishing touch to
a ravishing costume—all in the new arrivals atRaffelds. Your inspect^
tion is invited.
Catalina Sport Hats
Rohes
.s*t-
SPRING
.
":w
E very Woman Loves
Th(‘\ come in all the pleasing colors,
in fancy lace trimming and plain
effects
Jep-in Sets and
Ensembles
$5.50 to $12.50
Plain and Fancy
Step-ins
$2.50 to $10.50
Knickers
in New Shades
JH to $12.50 , •:
Crepe
Gowns
$3.50 to $25
Negligees and
Robes
J3 .5 0 to $25
Silken
Scanties
$5 to $16.50
Pajamas
_ $7 to $20
•
Brassiers'
$1.25 to $5
Elizabeth A rden To^et Articles
Poudres
lancv boxes
|P75 to $4
inal Sport Hat Creation3;
showing for the first time in
Sanford our shop having the
exclusive sales rights. These
hats strike an entirely differ
ent original style, each individually* designed and pre
vail this; Spring. These lovely
Hats are priced .from $4.95 to
$7.95.*
.Vanities
Perfi imes
75c to $4 $2.75 .to $17.50
TRAVELING CASES
staining choice selections of perfumes
and powders
18.50 to $75 .,'
.
Shscr Silk Hosiery. Arrow head which is nationolly known, in a variety of fcolors that
White with Fur Col
lars, Silk Lined, oth
ers in all the desired
Spring Colors, tail
oring that is ex
quisite and Modes
that are simply cap
tivating.
Perhaps
the best thing about
t h e s e marvelous
Coats . is the price,
nwnrfl
jwaru
‘V
fm
These n<
cr eatio
in Spn:
* • . rrr—
*i
seem
Florida, sue
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�EC EM BB H 21, 1926
E8A N P.
103k righ t" n o be traded frobt n
club 5»e had' piloted l a the world’s
cbninpIon5hlp.fcUt‘r“j f thjy want, tc
tradif ntc, it’*;a ll right with mol
Ho, . intimated that the trade
w:tild riot ho tlje "end of the mat
11 ’
r;• v
R . . Hrdsrialmn; G ia n t C 6 a ch ,
Linked W H h Job', R u t Sfn'm
Rreadon D e n ie s T h a t J o b
H as Been O ffe re d T o H im
nal Manager Is
j* : ,
[or,” but would
7
f C,i
d o r i A n d 'H i s
»’ Agreement
\ .’ T O T , f P i D e c ./ 2 1 .-r / f)Th^ w g g *it d n U tt. modem base
ball history, involving players
whose diamond worth Is estimated
\at more than half a million dollars,
dbrlnjtt ftog8f«" Hornsby, of the
^ WOldd's champion Cardinals, to
g m iy e the metropolitan spotlight
vwith Babe Ruth;
The transaction was completed
mcntals that must be mastered.
A team well coached in these, hav
ing in addition great natural abil
ity, will get somewhere regardless
of the inside stuff.
The strntegy of any sport is
really of secondary consideration.
No manager or conch tan think
for his players or execute the
ilast night oVor the telephone after plays.
Hornsby and -President
Snm
of Hickey
, Brendon, of* th e B t. Louis team, Career
One of the brightest baseball
*■ "dr.to Bridge a gap resultmen 1 ever talked with is Brunch
Regers demand for a
Rickey, who managed both of the
r * coritract. >I »’
fit. Louis dubs.
Rickey hn* a keen mind
He
knows baseball. Yet Hickey ha
I never met with much success us a
[manager. In truth, I am of tin
, opinion that Hickey know
ton
much baseball for the good of hi*
players.
HCH> VO .
( look:?
wgW VC«k: ' ‘s..
ajb>t
rs*-'
5 u m m e R_
11 ~—
sP
ic .
,*a:vA,
‘ V .
*
ft AIL DePeNDS ON
\UHETWe6. AR Bf?EAtx>;4
U/1LL “AUTfe Uf^ CO
Rf
w u e t t e s Atp HoCNSBV
will
aAC< POWM
N oM nouncen^
n l,hf Cordinoj t]jV
>* tho itu M hi«Km
f * ’t
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 21. —</P)—Mi
.c a r r y J$iOO,O0O/ A utom obile Insurance’ P
nus thc^ services of Rogers Horns
by, second hnscman nnd‘ , plnying
mannfeer, and with two New York
'nre
Giant players added to his roster
Sam 'Brendon, president' of tlie
world's chnlnplon Cardinals, ' to
day turned in search of « manager.
b e c a u s e ju rie s . arotrCturninR increasingly hii
Among those linked in gossip as
d iets a g a in s t car owners, especially wealthy
possible successors to H ornsby'ts
Roger* Bratsnahan, a Giant coach, fi a r e p a rticu la rly ta rg e ts for illegitimate clai
but Brea don insists that Roger has ■*
no “inside track to tho job”< and *
L iab ility 1! ! ! W atch Yourself—
“right now i* being considered a- j j
AO iiu %. .$,*$ e-. is£«u#ty«, edi
.
’r i l j
hove the other men who will com er*
How about your Iitstiraaai
in for consideration.”
•
‘1
The club president was outspo- £
ken in his announcement that fa il- S
ure t<■agree with Hornsby wps the m
<tw, fit. .i ’ v
I cause of the trade, Breadon- had1jj
E s t . 1908
n v
offered the playing-manager a o n e ,*
[year contract witli a yearly salary
2 2 1 tMngnnlin
I of $710,000, i>ut Hornsby remained |B
' firm in his demand for a three year *
term with the same remuneration.
“I am sorry that I could riot *
|erme to terms with JIbmsby, but £
1 I felt that the best thing I could do ■
! was to make the best trnde I could * *
II 11. Stt‘Veits, V
get for him.”
T.
M iller, Pros.
I Hornsby said that “it doesn't J
Annuuni enunt of u traiie between the champion St. Louis i ordinalbring. Rogers llornshy t " finthum in e\. hnnge f.,i Frankie I n - It ,1
by Sum Rreadon, president of the <Ytrdm.i!
lust nt ghl,
The deal 1
t 'ry, Involving $di)0,00o n ih riaimei)
J‘w.. . , .*j v ng,, .John M. Gi >«
St iauiin .star, who lust yeui ns m..linger t- 1 )ti*
mid hcsm' ih go..1 hu mpii >n«hip flag.
County S ch ed u le Calls
Rural Schools Into Fray
F o r B a sk etb a ll Honors
Smart Manager
Rickey, tic an American le a g u e
[manager, knew the weuknenn " f
every op poring lint ter.
It
wte
|bard for him to underrtnnd why 1 The leennil series of haskettmll
1 men today insisted that hia catchers und piti bet * didn’t games ui the eounly school 4 nthle
; have Ihn name knowledge on tlieir tic league is to lie played on the
was worth more to the
j finger tips
afternoon of Jail. 7, according t..
an the two players Me
signs used l>v official" o f the Seminole I 'm in t 1
Rickey kn
re In echange— Infielder
every other (tub in the league !!■■ Y M. <’. A , which is supervising
9 Frisch and Pitcher Jimmy
knew when tiie hit-and-run, steal
They maintained thnt a or sacrifice was on, and even the athletics of the rural schools
The first gurues weri 1 scherlule.i
syment c f at least $100,000 went no far as to have si.me word
f
ttion to Frisch nnd Bing sign whereby lie could impart for Dec, 17 hut only one set
games vi us played, owing [o po r
be required to sntlsfy the that knowledge tc tu* i-nteher.
,
its. Prealdent Hntndnn and
The failure ep teams matinged 1|wcatlier eoiwiitioiiH. Geneva plnye.l )
, Stonehnnr, -of the Giants by B r a m h Hii key
wu*
imt I ngnmst (tviedo und the latter w - [
JlOWOVer that any money due to his lack uf baseball know 1 both senior und junior class game*. 1
it had been Involved. Horns- ledge on the pail uf Rickey but (lie Geneva Senior girls won t h m
lue la e-aimutmi »tj $B50,0ot) due to tile fart thnt he tried to game.
rding *tb President Stone- win with too much theory ra th e r
All uf the games were refereed
Jreadon broached the trade ' than sticking to the fundamentals 1 by “ P o p " I.nmkin, physical diresuggesting Frisch am] Ring Moriarty's Plans
. tor for the Y. M.C.A,
ment.
I note that George
Morinrty, | Following the haskethull season
several years McGraw hu-. new manager uf the Detroit T : '; plans lire to tie worked out wher"
;.C#tL lonftmg eyes on Hornsby, 1 0 'gerc, says his club will try
I|In a bai elinll nnd nrlle> bull >rrir
fjhiie Nntionni League batting I win ball games
with the least of play among and between the
ttjiftritpion. A fow years ago tlm pom Ible number of -ignats.
t. ys nnd girls of 1he <otinl v
Mis observations as nil umpire
"Giant manager offered $2fiu,0oo
*t holds ninv t'e nit iiddetl fi n tilt'» ot
*mid several players fev the great have taught turn the l e - son th«t 1be si bo.'I Vent , HCi-ord ng to of
the slnahnwny s t j l e is the In’st 11. lilts
[Cardinal Second .1 acker.
*•'?iad Frisch mnalned with Uu- , way to get runs, particularly 'f
At the end of the school yenr,
you have a team t)int can hit
a
gigniiln
truck nnd field meet be
Mormrty rightly
fells thnt tu- ,
hug such a comhinulion
in th > 11 tween tfie nchosds of the county is
Tigers and he intends to
make being planned. The " Y ” has of- 1
the most of the (euin’it natural fried tu furnish cups and ribbon*
ability rather than tr a m the play fot the winners of the various di
ers h eals with theory o n ‘how to visions.
[win hall garrvos without hfitie hits
The hnskethull Henson schedule
I Intide gluff.
7
?
ih ns follows:
.Too Many Sign*
DECEMBER 17. IS)2<;
I Speaking of having! too many
Lyman nt Chuluotn, „
ifign n l* on a tmll club [ alw ays
Lake Mary at L a k e Monroe.
1reminds nie of the New York Y a n Geneva at Oviedo.
L Y O R K — Mike
Ballerlno. ^ o a under “ Kid "E lb e rfeld .
Paola nt Oscala.
amnrt
te, N# J . , fought draw with I The. “ Kid”, a mighty
January 7, 1927.
ick. New York, 10. Jackio plnyer insisted on having a sign
ChuluoLn nt Luke Mary
, (Brooklyn, beat Bobby G ar- f i t ” everything. In those days it
Geneva nt Lake Monroe
Jtimo'rc} 1 0 '
*•'
hYn* not unusual for n pitcher to
Oviedo ut Paola
Fa K K .— F-arl Blu e, S t P a u l , , f »W> “ runn'*r napping nt third
OncOoln at Lytnnn
|»rley A rlh u fi', Newark, 1 0 . 1 wld Conroy, playing third fo.
January 14, 1927
KJN—'Y o tm g StrlbUttg, Mn- New York, had a sign
when he
Chulnutu at Oviedo.
ocked 'o u t -Joa’ Lohman, T o - ' " 0' ' to cover nnd the pitcher would
p w it*f . * . ' ' '
'count three slowly n f lc il g ettirif
Lake Mary at Geneva.
IP H I B — A i W alth or, Can- tH o -ilfrt, then heave th e ball to
I-ake Monro* a t Oaccola
Panin n t Lymnn
Jimmy . C o * , Mem- GJrd.
January 21, 192?
J
Lyman at Geneva
Lake Monroe at Oviedn
P a tla b t Luko M ary
Osceola nt'ChuIuota
.tiul New York Giants whi< h
i -Iiniiiiy Ring, was confirmed
ri;e tuggort in haselmli’s hi*
tTeied .'Mi,ill'll cut right for the
tu- 1 itfdinalH 1tiei! fir-t world’
M atch
trhenMium)
$2 4o, $2 00 ,
sprite, ( Z oeller) $H to
Also nut, liidph, CindenHs, Tire
I, I !•J
Oviedo at <’hu!u >t:i
( M*ne. 11 at I . ake Marv
l ccimi! Race Lola M ontei,! Pm'■iinini $(14(1. $4.00, $ 2 . 0 0 ; 'l.ocnrtin
i Maei\ 1 $Hdll. $ 11.11(1 ; Hell S oT11(S m ith ) $6.40.
Also ran, 1 iwiwi n,
M'.iiUilo
Hrotklesbt, ami M en v \iniK.
III.
Mill s
t lliillliila
at
,it
I 'a la
M arch IH, 1927
laike Monroe a t Chuluutn
Paola nt Geneva
I vmutt at Oviodu
1
j
i :
thing kt
j
'
\
j
|Tasru
M-ci ran, I’t ieelesa.
Ragman, and st rnp-m,
Cast
i h n ran. St r h inlsh, The !’•1 u
vtait, Barbel r\ I untaett, Sakah
.lue < antbell. <I'.e$2 On,*$2.00;
Sweet
THURSDAY EVENING—9 P. M
CITY HALL
j.
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC
r' ^
■ | : O t,]*
DECEMBER 5, 1926
;>1, 1 Arm strong) JH.20, $4.00, $,'■ (Mi
Aim. run, Warn tub, Mites
Iristi Pat, und Qulnhnm.
ASSETS
Cnsli in'Hanks .
Mortifnififs Rocoivni*)*
Loans on Stork
Accounts Receivable (Secutetli
Stock Subscriptions Receivable
Furniture and Fixtures
S
GIFT
SUPREME
TOTAL .ASSETS
U A B IM T IE S
Platinum Diamond
Jewelry
ILoal Fulfilt; j.oyuH Paviihlp
I ’,'lid I 'p SftHik JoHiHid
$482.Cd'd tt() *
IiiHtiillmtMit Stock Issued
8110. Id 0 .no 1^)1
la Surplus— Rtfseuvo Fund
—jUmlipiried Frol its
,!,0.)8.11 ,■
1(5,190.69
TO TAL LIABILITIES nnti CAIMTAL'f®
C E R T IF IE D (CORRECT: Widioms. Monahitt
COMPLETE llN fo OF
DllUGS
Hociatos, I'uLlio AocomiUints ;md Aiiditori,
Elnrida.
( IGAKS — CANDY
DRINKS— DRUGS
Yo uwill reeoivc courtesus ser
vice nt our fountain.
Sanford & Genrva Are.
ST. AGNES GUILD
CHRISTMAS B A LL
Condensed Balance Sheet asof
tiff.
i-Aiiit ()' Furr
Rmtntl Robin
(Ib ith a n it $27 tii, $14.40, $Mi I"
I1 ' I' ad , ' I *a eu it’ a ) $r.,no, $:: Id
Met rimmim, 1 M' < m ssc n l $.’> ju
Vpri I 1, 1927
laike Mary at Lyman
t irnevn at C huiuatu
Paola at F a k e Monroe
(t*ruin nt Oviedo
Sanford, Florida
Nation
l
Bring your keys in- and see if yotir
fits the lock, if so the car is yours.
' F e V A ja r j I I , i»27 \
Lymnn at Lake Mary
Chuluotn at Geiiovn , .
Lake Monroe a t- P a o la s
O rledoot Ow aola
f ^osridi s;,
$2 on.
Gcticv^f'^t Paola
Oviotlii ftt Lyman
Or c o in * ut-I.nkg Mary
' February 4, 1927
loilie Mary pt*
Lake Monroe nt Lyman
Pn;Ia At Chulqota
Rnr<‘
Sanford Building And Loan As:
*••(), ?7.20, fit 40
I hml
It Itl't' Si'! klmg
Wax,
' A 1111str« eg 1 $74 HU, $24.20, JiVUO,
I .els Go,
(Zoeller)* $2.80, * 2 .dll;
A ffertlnm ile
Mary,
(Poxciiiuii)
<1st ii ilu
J
Gt.tcvh t j Osceola
Sixth
tm. 1
Bat re kane.t I’lisetimn) JtkHtl $2 HI)
1
1liipnloiig, (M a n ) $0.20.
Site.
la w , Soiiiisn,
llin in lu e . Kirnpni tig. < "py rig h t, Kaos, and Rich.ltd Mvrru \
i'aola at Ovitda
I.y roan at •irteaula
Alt' ran. Warning, Tup O Tea. 1
!>ulr\ I.«ui.
)!S
Seventh Race— Liberty
hirst Rucet S t a r Man, iGevittg)
$<140, $2 00, $ B 2 0 .
Red Set h,
January 28, 1927
S
J.
■ Blarney
Stone,
(ThenMin 111) |,!
|n L‘0. fd 10. Ilerhortu* tG e v in g ) ■
form
AI; m tun, fluppy Birthiluy, J o h n ' *
S Mifhby, Botch and The Rove
u
IteHIllts At
Seminole Park
C l)u lu j| ^ a,»tliko Mbnroc
' Chuluota U * L y m i ,X 27 . '
Lake Monroe at Lake Mary
"ho
Net, <Sm ith ) S5.G0. f.’i.40; C ayne. 'J
it hen*ham) $2.HO.
The one tiling thnt kept T\ f n b b
jE S rW '-cr
•
Conroy s sign was pasting the
ISV ILLE— Pal Moor*, Mofw* Hght Hand over tho forobend. I:
tmt Midget Miks Moron,
in , th« ; P ri"«
,7 ?
A. P . Connelly, Sec. & Treits
>VSi<. 1
from being a g r e a t m a n a g e r w a ‘
ht> inabi li ty to get on a level wit.lt
tiis tenm ma l es , Gobi) could thi nk
ijtiirkly nod e x e c u t e his t hought s
just m rapidly
1
» . dbpojdion of jjfj
fha^Sunt hU"<rre'1S°"
A bout 1350,000
m
,le meant by tb.
In "Edgewood
Curb Servicq-*Tho Kind that
Bv .1 S. Willil
A net gain in a ssets in the past 30 days tof
79 7 .9 0 . T h is is th e ln rgest gain in any opjf
th e h isto rv o f tho association.
thiTiugh th is a sso ciatio n ? 8 per cent diw
been paid regu larly on paid up stock.
cnmpoundecl on Instalm en t stock arc n ip •
explain th e new plan.
' G f P 1) /sf
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tuesd
How’ij Santa Goim; To Find His Way To Your House?
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well-told melodramatic story, Tull
of romance and adventure, Involv
e s plots against the throne of
Capmuila.
Sinclair, "Throe Sisters". Ah-J
, other characteristic work of this
' English novelist, which rhmvs her
nt her best.
| Thompson. “HcmdcIs of Kprintr"
This youthful English author ore fc’tlay granted a petition fa r nsn-nts nn cccllent-war noyel out i.,'
hearihS if* the case of L. Raymond
th« ordinary, which has proved
Or.tcen,
sentenced to flvo years for
very popular.
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men
naug
hieV in the circuit jeourt 1
Van Vcchtc.’t. “Nigger llckvcn".;
A story of .iHidern Negro life in for Suwannee county, versus tho
the Harlem districts in New York ftato of Florida.
nun irr the Letter class, told with’ Ostwyi was charged with killing j
■ho author'd uranl iiiiaj’lticnl ol*-'
Herbert F . Wellfare on March 19^
-ervations of life.
Juvenile
\1923. Ho w m first tried for mur
t The fullowin greprosent some of der in tho first degree, and.a mis
the best of tho later Children’s trial resulted. He vrai then tried
Imrks, with some of the old favor-1fir manslaughter nnd given fivo
ites:
i
year* and tho Supreme Court a
Addiiigtc-.i: “Pudding luine Peo
few dnys ago affirmed the judg
ple."
Aslium: “Brenda stays at Home" ment of the lower court.
Tim action of the Supreme
Haiti win: "Podlar's Pock.'*
llnrber: “ Wagner Opera Slor- Oourtt today was taken for the
purpose of permitting Osteen’s nt-
Supreme Court Has
Granted Rehearing
In Wellfare Killing
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those seeking the unusual.
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M* nK ha in. “ Moon .Hid Sixpence.''
Hero’s a predicament for you!
The "divine tyranny o f n rl" in
It's Just about the worst predlmkbnwti in th ib story vt B pamler
ment thnt could !«■ imagined!
win, succumb* absolutely to the
Old S an ta f ’luus i* crying " H e lp 1
'he following Are amonfC the eel lent and well bn In need sum
Help?"
test'hooka received at the Mum inary,
loti ran see his trouble at
a
jal Library;
Poponie It Johnson,
“ Applied
glance,
of
course.
Non-Fiction
Eugenics".
Acnniprubensive t r e a
Host's Santa going to find his
Barrie: "Representative Plays I tise, giving concrete f a c t s and il
way
from the North Pole to your
collection of fhQ favorite plays) lustrations.
house—
the pretty, snow-blankctcd
1 this representative -English i Rtarrott. “Ottarut- t r f a t Well
ithor, which have proved success- Mannered Home". Deals in both a litUe Ithfish" in intf" center bolnir
1 on thc stage.
practical and inspirational way of
Beebe: "Jungle Days’’. Entwin the ^Importance of right upbring
ing studies of jungle life in ing and the real value of fine man
itish Guiana, showing the nu- ners.
Drity of tho naturalist and druStevenson.
"Home
hook of
Itic skill o f the writer,
verse'1. An indlrpcnBnhle collectCrane: “Jan ito r’s B t^ ”.
These tion of Amerienn and English
Uthfill poems »how n wide range poetry from 15HU to i'.ijll
Im
reading, a sense of humor, and most t rniplete i oliect o n " f Un
t rhythm and imagery indicate kind.
rl poetic ability.
Thompson. "Hound of Heaven1', eventually yuull arrive at the foot
Cridlsnd: “Practical Landscape1 Abenutifully illustrated of this , of the ladder.
rdening”, Gives planting and widely road poem, with cxplnnit-' When yon gut through, check
rking plans, useful to the land- tory notes and criticisms.
Iyour rolution with the ono which
ipe gardener, with photographic
Wilson. “School l.lbrury E x p e r t - (will be published tomorrow.
cnce”. The importance of well or___ l._—
gnnixed and well equipped school j suggests needed refc-rms and gives
libraries is the tlieme ,-f these se ; „ %ltal plci ure „f thc life of educa
lee*ted article* from vnrimi* «ourcoH . r
Pi tter <f )iik genius.
Onions.
"Whom (iml liutli .Sun
A novel of litrenry merit
and n striking piece of work, con
densing three <T thr w riter’s well
known novel* into one book,
dervd".
I’cndcxter. “ Harry Idaho”. Miss
Harry Idaho is the dnshing h e r o -J
inn of this Western tale, depicting
the Inter gold rush to Idaho in
1865.
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Flak*; “Excursions of nn Evoluout”. The theory of evolution
fettled In these essays, deal*
t With a variety of subjects'.
Flske, “Studies In Religion”.
®feim his essays Through nan to God; Life everlasting; and
fer allied studies of religion and
flowphy.
fdeilel, “Training for Librar-
Call the Willard B a tte ry
Men— Wo rcchafrgc and re
pair ail makes of b atteries.
“Wp”. Helpful to prospective
ttrions, showing-the alms and
portunitles. of library vrcrk‘ and
* of library activities,
ffilkey, “Faith foFthe New Gefl»«on” “An attempt to relate
11 essential Christian convictions
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“CoUwted, poems”. The'
•of this representative Amerdistinguished for their
W presented as chants,
■r to the old Urn* minstrelurice, “Robert E. Lee, tho
accomplish wonders a t a cost undrennh
you use Herald Classified Ads. In any
oncy a Classified wilt be yoiir friend i
Uae thorn for ju s t odd occasions o r w
large selling campaign through
Columns— results in eith er instance will
C*
li'Jf A T T
succeeds
message
�v / es*~ n H i£ \ v
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I.ON lnjN , Pec. I L - M h - S h e p .
siren * arc a menace to
§ £ t« li*ft in come parts of Europe,
f^ a lth y Americans are said to Ik
n qu em iy their victims.
^Gbmi looks? beautiful rf^tfltcs, a
p S th rc o f tear* and coquetry, a
3thl eu.ie containing mum; of ta
ttorn persons of Eitropb and a
earful tale of u lost ]«irsy ;<ir railw y ftV kt'L enable these otivdrUiirtn extract .large sum* , of
jptiry from male traveller*.
Kftisro-Slav 'police recently ambitE a ’-yuimg woman o ' 24 who for
S t, lalF tn rec years has hycn levyK tort from .wealthy travellers
fc" UjKS,')rantous Slnipton Express.
» je h ’ nishcs nrross the continent
H in ,'Purls to Constantinople.
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London antique lhops. Queen August* Victoria, too, ha* u keen eye
for old time furniture and often
accompanies her husband <>n there
trip*. K in q'Street, St. Jiinicn' the
im*cco
«f connoisseur*, oddly
enough, is one of the thoroughfare*
where King Manuel ts seen ire
quently.- T
King Munuel lixyii ra.her a re.
tirerd life durintf the summer,
•pending much tirpe in the coun
try, hut with tile (’polling of the
opera Benson, he returns u> the
-iv . Both life o* k.ng and Ills
wife nre inveterate opera goers
Their box at Covent Carden is
always occupied by themselves or
friends.
According to Portugese sources
here tho royalist party in Lisbon
has been more active than usual
of late and is In constant coinmu
mention with the exiled sovereign
whom the party members nlwni*
address ns "In * m ajesty. King
Munuel.
S F g tn m i fargo o * o f the British
1
ch o ice rt products.are behijrily hCiPss the seven r.?a* to
jgrcwdeJ hi lift,ns who per pie
WyQ»c'r' e untry.
1 -.»*».<;. t <jf P ckSn.s is abroad
iv; Jfi.i l fr>m early Peremln r,
i Uie "envoi of Christmas deh'K r* Mh(l Christmas visitors.
r.V^n *‘orirists flo<»d England In
‘.tfummor; British cokminls
l x !■ *py.mages to the land of
^firthrra at Christmas tide,
mad'-. m selling ship Inuds of
tfu chfe-sc, ham* ar.d wheat for
5 Bulj’s Christmas dinner,
cal a and . New Zealand nre
PK cargoes of rlried fruits,
tt and poultfy, and till* year
f/frlng gTPnter quart.tie? of
Ifpml spirit* than ever before.
|BAfrica likewise Is cuntrib: fruits and wines. India nmi
cast nre providing the rpifev
land stands by with great re
Ca of whiskey which run he
cc|‘south to England i f t h e 1<>
supply give*1 out
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irm er King .Manuel
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Gilbert X Chesterton, the no
thnr, thinks tlio south sens have
become n rort of ((Uartier l .at :f*
since Gauguin invaded the |m.mci
of the savages
Discussing tho “ savage in art
at the Kensington art center, hr.niil he believed "the fine frivolity
and the splendid levity of iho sav
age* ha* hoaxed the imssionuriey
and the learned
professors obi
went to inter* unv them."
The inventor of "F n th e r Drown'
suggested t hAt t he walls of t be
dominion
pavilion;
at Wembley
should have been covered with f r e s
coes of the savage
mythologies
stteli a s the sto ry of the New /.e l
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WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING 69— R o o m s fo e H o usekeepin g
and Jewelry repairing. I>on Smith.
202 E. 1st St.
FURNISHED ROOMS, bath, carshed, heater, winter quartors
1215 W. 2nd SL
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton. II
linois Watches Diamonds ond FURNISHED rooms, with or with
t wedding rings. |> K. Ahenrn, 317
out kitchenette. 110 bnk Avc.
UADDOCK STEAM PR ESSER Y IW . First St.
?WO NICE GLE'AN furnished
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 1q»> n „ i„ \i
housekeeping rooms, all conven
F
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a
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103 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phone j
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iences. 312 E. 5th St.
34g~J ~__________ ___ *_________
REAL e s t a t e 'w a n t e d
MARVANIA
Will
buy or trade for your equity
Allow us the opportunity of
in nny lots in any subdivision In
showing jou this fine property,
Scruggs Svoggans Realty
Qo. South Florida. In answering this
Rhone 7:15.
Masonic Temple advertisement tell me how much
you have paid, the balance due,
84— Houses for Sale
the lot numbrrs, and the locMisn
of property, also give your pres
ent and home address. Write Box
HOUSES FOR S A L E ,
71— W here to E a t
RW-I1 fare Sanford Herald.
Snmll bungalow north of Hughey
KAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good Sticii on I’ulmetto Avenue. Two 90— Aulomohilc F’or Sale
FOR HER—Gift* of distinction for
things to eat ut ttli times. 105 lot-, i-sti U- bought ut less than
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy.
|>r»"< nt day value.
$0,000 on LINCOLN
W. 1st St.
‘
FORD — FORDSON
ter tu. ..f J.'iOO rash nnd $75 montli
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Hu hiding interest. *
74— Apartments ami F lats
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
j W ANTED- S
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11- K PF.RKINSr.— Habcmnsher ■and leaders t
SEMINOLE PRIN TEKY
AN SCO CAMERAS
AND SU PP LIES
001 W. 0th St. \V. K(,"l,utnley, Prop
th e
c l a r e n c f : s m it h
General Contractor
COO Wrist First Street
ut Plionti 411
i 33— Help Wauled— Alalc
WAN IF, 1) Two Imivs . Day wnrv
Apply Postal Telegraph Co.
W I G H T -C H R IS E N I IE R U Y P R I N T ;
S H O P — Printing. Engraving, . ..
..
Embossing. Sen us first. Wo do I * ^ M o n e y l u L o a n
It. Phono 417-W . R. R. AvcuuuLOANS—Manny available at 7 pet
Commercial S tre e t
cent. Clone in pruperty.
Connelly A Son*
21— Insurance
A. I*.
The Herald Classified •Depart
ment will lie glnil to help
strangers get located in moms
or apartments and will render
every assistance to those re
questing it.
FOR RENT — Completely furbish
ed Garage Apartment. Close in
Phuiin 300-J . 121)1 Magnolia Avo,
R E N T — fine, hi mi idled' and
unfurnished apartment, close
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RIRU DOGS. Thoroughly trained
sent on Mini, $35 to $ 100. fri-1
ROOMS,
i.
______ _ _ _ _
Kit, Tienoite
attractively
HE W ILL APPRECIATE otiii
our Gordon Plpeajtor Hla Ow
max Joo’s SmokeTlouse, 100
1st St,
t
NOVELTY SMOKING Sets
blgsnt'a Shaving Seta, ft
Brushes. T^ather Good* snd
Flasks. Union Pharmacy,
■U. S. I.. Batteries.
Distributors Chandler
Commercial Avenue
S E E O U R A SSO R TM E N T OF FAN
Christmas cards, novelty glassJu<
ware, lumps, linens, hamikirthiefs, ideas
Studebakcr ®silk underwear, pocket books and Perk
mu Garage ! other distinctive giffs for Mi-Lady. J-----Mi-Lady’s Shoppe,
_____ ___ __
M ils ’
5 r- "„| .tureo bungulow located
at i Id- i ..rncr of I’nimotto and
Knti*
large living roorti, din
ing 1 in, kitchen, two bed room*,
bn in with -lin w i t , large porch©«,
et< , m t! built ami almost now.
$8 ime ..it it rni* of $201) cash nnd
$83 a til bly.
110 Magnolia Pj , . ^
------------- - Avenue.
uii ino-w.
THINK (IF
83— F a rm s and L a n d f o r S a le 8 9 — W anted— H eal E s th te
HIM—Attractive weteha* «£
Spanish bungalow on Park Ave
the latest design. Don S mitit,
u sf: d c a r exc h a n g e
nue
Partly furnished, two
l*ed
CORNER PARK AND SECOND THIS CHRISTMAS Glvfc Her »■**■*? to Y- * - J.1V1,
' '
rooms, living room, -small dining
Q. W. WANHLKY. Manager
Singer Electric. Cash or terms.!
v a M ii V
room, kitchen, b ath *w ith shower,
Singer Sewing Machine Co., G. W .! ______________
double garngr, large yard, $ 8,000
CHRYSLER
M aunderI a n m v u v i n g r o o m s u i t #
Ion ii-nn. of $.rtU() cash and tho bnl- Git AS. T FULLER MOTOR CO NI,|;,,1. " " , a « y , t ,
Sanford Ave. nt 10th St. Phone (VJ2 ___ J _______________________ __1 will bring joy for all tho family
lame paviible like rent.
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NASH
new, large living I a ad* Ine world in motor car value.
Beautiful bungalow
mid ,r" ‘"
furnished, , r.......
aiming
oak
I " ,> bed iwmis, dining nook,
SMITH
DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair of Iithruo“t
Rum#U f M
hose or handkerchiefs would n*lurc Co., Ji.1 E. 1«L
MOTORS CO
GF7T YOUR CHRISTMAS C
and 1 holiday decoration*
F.NGRa VF.I) CALLING C A R D S- Unlun Pharmacy, 111 E. Fin
Stationcry nnd F’mmtaln Pen*.
a brand new five room bungalow
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ALWAYS FOR G IFTS
Seminole Rook Shop, Mel,ander
,
, ,
, ,
, ,, ‘ W A NTT II Til KNOW who. ownSco Pnrisicnno Gift Shop, Mi
Arnule.
located on paved street in the i
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H i l l ' S - MARMON
, Pit bull -hid dog m Sanford ? A T T R A C T IV E rooms to rent f n T ' u " ' '
der Arcddo,
Sanford Automobile
KELVINATOK Electric RefrigerPrompt - Efficient
heights.
This house is complete , Add.e.-s J .) Nulls, Pm.-.n.-tle,
stores or o ffice, m Park Ave..! HI AN
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Service
In every respect with oak f l o o r * __’_____________ _ _
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DODGE
der Arcade.
and numerous built in featuie.s,
'76 1'llt’l 1111(1 Fet'd
— j 13ensure .-ars and Graham Trucks
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poHite ( ourt House.
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and Fuuntl.
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WOOD |liy Pine, SloVe and fire
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MEN'S. LADIES’ AND
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ftui’a bedroom (Upper*, $1.00 t
AND HAT FOR C HRISTM AS $3.oo a paw IJoyd’a Shoe
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SA N FO R D AV EN UE.
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Lupine llib '
212 Magnolis Ave.
i oiiUinmg keys and ,
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and -l. I « m e order*, i' 13 1 Myitle Avenuy.,.
r 5 — Luts |-'or Hull'
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m our stock. Woodruff and Wat- mas Savings Club" account’
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out with this Bank will mtl
25— F lo rists.
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11
208 blast 1st St.
Avenue, turner
Of
5 7 — Good i h i n g s to Kill
i . n l u . v i
paved I,
4»5IJ ,
appreciated gtft for nr
Spurting Street. Tw- bed ru-m- I el ms flu e i u-ih $23 pel imuiLh | '111 IKK n P H IL L IP S. INC
of the family.
F irst
• AI.L -62 fur O' -h •«t H“weis pAS I Itll'S. IMI S «ulnd« \S»- lake dining r—m, living ...... .. and kU .................
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FDR TH E KIDDIES
Bank.
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complete line of woolan
I <u I 4(7 , Mrtgliollu Helgilta, $)<>f»l'
Celerv Avenurt
Pli-ne 212 W \it|D 'E S,^, |
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f e e S l a U o i i s **X
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$l2fiiH) TOYS of every description thnt nntecd.
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On 11-10 11
lunge living room, dining coum. •R ( i ( I W h
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heartx
Florid Designs a Specialty
w o l f THE TAILOR
\venue.
k i tc ht*n complct**
with
clvctrir
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Union Pharmacy,
514
Sanford
Avenue.
b-rd
Touring
$350.0(1
.iiin go and water heater, built in
Jmt.L TRIM CO.
">K Household (iimds
FOR
HIM
cabinets,
two
la-d
rooms,
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|the car, not the owner."! "STEW A RT THE FLO RIST"
$250.00
'Shower, large
fion t
and 'r w r
JHI iitali and $141 monthly will j ., ;
c , 1U(,f
DO YOU It CHRISTMAS sli
*> 7 for rati mutes.
Flowers for all wciisioas
'il — MiscclIaiU'oiiM.
ff.OU.OO L E A T H E R GOODS and Fountain
j jioiehes Owner will rent foT $»*5 j,Uj ;l well hauled Oak Hill lot-*,
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McLANDEK ARCADE
here. A complete line of I
W. R A D F O R D
Pens.
Seminole
Rook
Shop,
Me.
$ '.*6.00
(monthly. ,r will sell on exception- Prim $ >n each lu |a-i. eiit 'd f
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kf*' i ° u ring
I'hone 781
goge, Jewejry, ladles and .jyt
L inder Arcade.
bltK K I It A NSI'l III I \IIO N
L* ally ea-y terms at a i Iom> price, for all , ash
wearing npparvL Give Jtuir
i ’—r f.u llii- in f 1*r rn it i *ss*1 **kr
Mr,
InrsM s e r v i c e s o f f e r e d '
A < (l.M I’ L E T K AVSSORT
SSO R TM
E N TI of
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MEN
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Your fcri
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I Silk Liungiiig Robe* and iiaj».......... .
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f o r i ls
tx|<*rt Hair Bobbers in
|Inn* of nil colors,. hiccly
nicely tioxed
noxeu mri
- b',,“d.
- — W O. Russell SupplJI
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Inittlie, and Children's De!,l
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Nutice.i
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Tho
Yowell
Co.
1315
K. 2nd St.
i t - i i Will le tn in lollowing
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4 hliopodlel
Igul-vv a/»d gat a go in Fiore
jwrtment
tie-day. Apply "Sed an ," care I he
$25 rmdi and $13 monthly will i»uv
iik siii . i tpo \ \a
(Fo o l S|H‘Cialt5t )
j Hi'ights. CnB 917 W. l*t St.
|N’S BARBER SHOP
Herald
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PltOPOHALS 'FOR STR EET j The City Commissioners
Lluyd.-t
Shoe
Store.
Magnolia Ave.
PAVING
l* 6c right to reject nny, or
360.
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Pliune 102 for appointment.
FOR SALK—One pair Ktempmin
|or to accept nny bid they de^
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and
bath,
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rol
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Prv
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( -mputing 30 It' -cuiiScaled proposals will Ih* re bo for the bo*t Interest of Ihe.
Laurel ‘Avenue
l-t lad.........................
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i , D»ug-, Soda. W e are RUGS
Snampoocd, right in your 1 ratty new Impure Dm * rilling ^
1((i| u ( i r n t r iiS t
ani1 1 0 l h ■s , r e ' i
I’run $2,tHM) m i
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city Ms
in, I ’ora Height*, Bun .31*1
San for d{ Florida, «t their office;
. t e r m s of S-'iii 1 a-ti arid ..................
i '*niir er
home; i idor* rimlurpd. nap lain
“ '•“ 't N
‘ f >"0............. lilt I J Perl in th*’ 4 ity llall, ut or before 3 P.
ed, nuidr in look like new J!.ghe*t
N" lir’\ f 13* \ ” Mi! I ln» Kilemlist
7K— OfTirr-M und ne.Hh i((iom
I Ink Avenue let $1750 on term* of
' - I .‘4 I" ll— ftm I Mil. 11 •-1 >i( M , January 10th, 1927, for graflappruvnl* or no charge
It Rie.*o, ti i - Hiinma \\illi Kniirtl.
i *" m i# . *■. fi»
ru ’ r i o t i n g , d r a in in g und pa ving the fol
S i"- i.- Furnitme Co. rug expi'it, with luim-y Dry < b-ur
lO F b li 4 Ron KENT- In Men* h j *46 t a-di nr.| $ 17 Tn-nMily
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Bblg
Apply A 1* Cnmirtjy A
Third St. fr. Avocado to I'eriai i y a full line
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___ i(ei|j*ui|ii Id*’ Pi ate blunt 2'M *t(m?( MugHidm nnd 2nd
Myitle A 'emu l-t juM off Lit i
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Minmon, Sht. A«PIn. ^
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ICi'xi. Iih 1. 14t
lh«
i ,r< uglit
<*:iAh ur . Kl'(;|c_\'K I’K R M a NKNT W A V E S , '^'ide Avenue
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on|L|.,
teim * of VV1.1v* nl|»K.
roek hue*y
I Sirm-t.
*.»I I’rn-e, m
t.wlM
•J l a <1f11tf *. h»t I'ftVilVlf (if
nr lumbago, sciutica or
* - ■'
l" " 1 * ’ " nlh
- i ,.. u<...i s., " f••tii k «f Ir Ht n*rt Per»immon Ave. fr. First to
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t*1' kink*, onq price, personal ut ROOMS, with nr without rw *li. 8 0 — A — Ki'iil K hI j i I c D irectory Nffirthwfut
tlsm has you
rorn*»r Klni aiii ] iltfsh t,. Ki.uikiin Hir-*i t*. *» w Mill of
Third,
8ht,
Asp.
on
0
in.
'.entiun. Bluebird Beauty .Shoppe
tin
fened up,
ri.
i
pnr
murk
sale
$1948)
$204)!.J
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31
Kre!
Krniuiliuldc nitre l.iuridn Hotel.
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b
a
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sq.
yds.
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I’titirie 34 3- J.
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suffer! Got
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hnlunec- easy.
I I,-) UrmduU-n No 111 , c u
m In i:
Maplo Ave. fr. Goloninl Way
nin
fiS----Koollls
11ll (Ml t Hoard
I Katato and vegntnbles. \ aide*
V
IllHC'lllI l " l t
Il'-Ullll lll«
I till
cent bortht hf.
to Central, 1 1-2 in, Sht.
J Co u - to C<)., general
S. J. NIX
u nl. iiliiu. Uru 'lliiK anil I'avLntr " 4
Hotel Building.
honest SL Jac
A»p . on
3
In.
Sund
*"f«, iddewnlks, buililAmi we have' many other good S i m * ’ It".i d S'— l i r —fii R r m i k l l n
Oil nt any dm
s i n - ' i P i.till, i - a IS .Ini
12
K rM
Asp
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2776
sq.
yds.
i if' g itiop boxes. J. R.
.Snittb —f U... N '- r t h l.lni- K s l e m l e i l Molly Ave. fr. Colonial Wnv to
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l t ! i i K i < i . N * * M m . . w , m m ,N>.. ; - lilts
* ? lhof run IM* ! mj
f*
store, pour a Hi
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Beal Estate und
Central. I t-2 in. Sht. Asp.
(d your hand,;
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■ ___________ _____ rin11- young men
Conveniences.
t l ' d u l i l n . l o ii is lillll i,f 1 2 Kool In 1NSC RANGE BROKERS
on 3 in. Sand Asp. 2776 sq, yds.
ptli’iiil iif 21 f o o l , an t i r r c t u f i n c a n TUb It
...
Rate-' very reasonable. 321 MngD0A N -B E R Ii CORPORATIO N
llu irlsed "
Cedar Ave fri Colonial Way
Soda — Hot Sandwiches CIRGUL1NE PERMANENT W nv-,noljM AvpJ
,
your aching |
Mi5»
d u l y n d i i i i l r i l Ii) llii* ( ' l l ) I ' l i m m l i lb raid Building
to Central, Surf. T. on 0 in.
RD DRUG COMPANY
-Kin tin- 3»ili d a ) - f J u l y , i s j # . lu>
and ’
ingy Guaranteed not to b u r n .j ------------- — -------------- ------------------- - j 8 1 — W a n t e d
lo Ifcn l
rook
hnpa
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2775
sq.
yils.
am i iIn- -niim a r c in-roliy N-BriniJml.
fRc Ri iuili Sloro"
and
Madam
Hurriet, over Mobley’s t F O R
RENT — Very nltractivo ; ------- —------------- ;
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A i l . ' i ' i . i l tbiH l m i i liny o f l i i 'c u m - Colonial Way fr. French
to
» specially or our prompt Drug store.
gone,
-4
l o r . A. I > I 5 ! « ,
room* with healer, twin beds, i S E V E N (Jit eiglit room furnished
Cellar,
1
1-2
In.
Sht,
Asp.
m i l l t K K T fiA K K .
■VdPfNNOX IS SUSPENDED
pfr.*criptions and quick __________________________________ — If, minute* from Postoffieo.' P h on e) home with garage wonted _ on
In
Oft!
for
on
3
In.
Hand
lluss
2980
sq.
yds.
H ( i f.’ l l A 8 B .
I your lease try reliable party. Ref
i: p n o r s i i i M . n K . H .
delivery. ZJ&Z- . ’
Central St. fr. French to Ce
______ ■ h ->v2 T‘hTHE NEXT TIM E you arc skk 571-'1NEW
YORK.
Dec.
2
1
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,
A*
Hi»'lt> i ' i i m m l M l « n o f
erences given. Home must be
dar, 1 1-2 In. Sht. Asp. on
tin*
I’lty.
^
try Chiropractic. You soon will FOR RENT — Attractive 'from , modern, rent rensonntile, well In Offirittlft of the New York cu rb !^a tt, Bur
3 in. Sand Base ...J...2711 »<V yd»7
S'4 COWAN CO., Auto
market
announced
today
that*
W.
jj^
h, *p itll.ll’S,
French Ave, widening fr.
get
well
unit
will
ke.ep
smiling.
right
rooni, private unDance ami bath.
^ «nd sheet metal works
t’M,> ^ ’1, rk.
Ninth to Hughey, Sht. Asp.
Phono 482^ for appointment Dr. Available at olu-e.
consider unfurnluhod if good W. Unriot had i>een suspended
tho misery. It la a'
I’hone 4ijt*,
ornmnental sheet metal
on <1 in. rock base. .. 9766 sip yds, less and tiimen’t bum
from regular meinberehip’’for fail-1 l,|t'li|(; h ’’ TlBll> q ^., 2i.
W. 71ii-W. 207 French \V. E. MacDdugnll, 1st Nat. Bank Mm. Liljn. or call nt (116 P a rk . pro|M.-ition. Writ© particulars to
Togethrr with such other streets
urc
to
rotiet
his
engagements.
1
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^ ve
,
J "Responsible,” care Herald.
tho City commission may turn
over for, construction during the
ensuing year,.
«
Active
Proposal to be presented In ■
scaled envelope; endorsed on tho .
outside, "Bid for Pavlntf,” Sanford,
Florida: and the name of the bld/ OUTh, LOCK,SOM. !h s
f W4’ VCS
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FOLKS
OkRtS'IANS
rve CM.L6D,
eveR i
Each. pfopoaaj ( must ^be^secom/yvaM, DiN'
RXA R IN m w «£KCH
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AVI' e t i c o i n cO M cvdcr
tu c w LU «
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Tlui succesaful biddei
will be requlnwt to g
r<iuol to f4» par cent ol
bid, and. such bond to
Uceiurd to
.
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IM on apple .,i ion.
$760.04) eMail, 5*>;i IMt pi-r, will buy- Ii .ess
. l -lull
, g, .I emi
in k , i-iin
,tm<
Mims
ate rent.
rk Ave,
Young, owner, 24)4)
t nt lunge and
wale.lo .it. i i oiuple tely furnished ready
—______________ ______________! f .i , mi t4. move m
Douliln gar
[lu.slness P laten fo r R cn t/ 'v - D -w r* and sliml».. Owner
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! will -ell fiii si (I,.'.Oil on term* th at
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SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Av».
Phono 41
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^ ^ l^ P ^ X ^ ^ J V g D N K S P A Y . DECEMBER 22,1 m
WETYULETIDE Senate mmitt&e
SANFORD m
Down . in d Oat Sign O n
FOR NEW YORK Cam)} xign Funds Scandal o F im m
PROJECT
Surprise
:r.
ifi
W A sh m a to H ,
the Interstate Commerce comVnargoa or »enaturif« campaign mission is under investigation by a
irregularities thjs jfetl Jit (Wagon Se,10tc committee, acting as har-
.eady Rainfall F o r
Sixty Houfs Brings
Swollen S t r e a m s
In Southern Area
Sweeping Raids By Mdri From Mlssonr I am! Washlgton worr I"0" 11" h*1* * ' "
factional
Prohibition
Headquarters thrown out today bdthe Scnui, forres *bat supported the Pepper* J. G. Ball Interviewed On tfdw
Fisher ticket.
Report Of United StatM
Close F ifty Bijj*t pNight campaign funds con) lttee.
In it s.rcvle wof the evidence rc; Enklneerg Relative To The
Clubs O f Gav White Way
Construction Of Big Cnlrial
ie Lives Lost
“Noblemen? Pose Is .
Assumed By Agents
In Heavy Waters
[entucky, Tennessee
And Arkansas Are
Suffering L o s 8 e s
ersonn rnjuncUons Grant
Personal
cd w Addition
___ ___ v To
___Padlock
Proceedings Against Booxe
m M S I S fc s s s / S I P i
evidence to support ti charges it
inroitigated In theso srec stats
It submitted at he as e line
rauitie o f ie Inquiry in the Penn
sylvatiia primaries, bu no recoin
mendations,
The Indians inqujr was <p°l
mentioned In the repr but will
be treated later. A pi tlal report
on th Illinois invest.; tlon containjng recommcnliatio i was sub
mitted several days ng
Tha
,i
. .
totals of ho campaign funds of the
three Republican senatorial cnndl'Ulcs, na it had not yet completed
'ts investigation. Although Rep.
ti*iahant of rennaylvania, has de
nied that hensked the Committee
to ret-pen the inquiry into th sit
uation in that state, It was appar• nt today tha after the Congressmh—omesdoInnoOroaec ermmmm
talk yesterday with Chairman
Reed, the
committee clmngcd
changed its
ine con'muice
Sanford Rates Are
Mentioned By U. S.
Government
Favorable T ^ kS o jw t ° 0 ?
East Coast From Gate City
1 MEW YO RK, Dec. 22.(/P)-HavA surprise witness, William Bctz- |ing fallen, fo r a "big butter and
lor, was sprung on Pst McDormott !pgg than,” Broadway was a bit
in his trial at Canton, Ohio, for drleij today. A string o f padlocks
the murder of Don H. Mellett, pub- lr' te.be extended from the ronring
cirolE W^ r ‘L °'Jt lhnt Pl"n" *° " cclv<> briofa
Usher. Betlzlcr claimed to have Forties to Greenwich village] decor cyrua E. Woods, whc-jc lomlnation; of Senator-elect Varo.
talked with Pat before and after ntlng' the front doors o f fifty-eight
tho murder andi said McDermott of New Ybrk’a most popular night
nuldc admissions indicating ho had •Juba nnd; rents urantn as n result
of sweeping fodrrnl prohibition
engineered tho killing.
raids.
'The people of the east coast
are entitled to the canal which
win probably be built for them
as a result of the favorable re
on
port handed the government by
the engineers, but the peophi o f
the St. Johns river district are
ftlso entitled to hAve completed,
project which has been faVor
IV
..I . . .
\
ably
surveyed .and
recommended
several times,M was the state
Bills o f complaint and tempoment made today by J. G. Ball
inry pcrronal injunctions were
a
member o f the St. Johns River
(portion*.
Rising waters in
served on tho club owners early to
Navigation Board.
fe states yesterday took a toll
day by seven raiding parties from
The east coast canal is Conildlive lives and caused uncrtimntthe office o f Federal Attorney
crod one o f tho most foaslbi•Id of
fcroperty damage,‘
Emory. R. Buchner, who started N e w r - w e V 8 U f e oliee 6 n
M em bers O f Luuchtfcn Club Florida waterway projects and
for nearly 60 hour* continuous
out at midnight.
Mle*e To Capture len Who
Fndorsu I’htn- Fot4 I s s u e extremely nocessjry in vi^w ofvy rain lias fallen throughout
Among the places closed were
Wounded T m In tesisting
tho poor transportation fadllT
o Erect M odern k oep ltn l
j states, breaking precipitation
eomo of tho most glittering cen
Arrest Early L^t Night
tics said to oxlit there hjr tho
Inis. From four to seven inch- K lnft f t i n, HoUso ‘O f DaVid, Tb ters o f New York night life, in
Building F o r T h e C i t y
government
engineer*.
|of rain was reported from
Ca rrie d In On S tre tc h er T o cluding Texas Guinean’s 300 club;
HIGH BK. ;GE, n .
Dec. 22.
An Associated Press news
e» of cities In the flooded area.
Kollowing
a
brief
talk
by
Mayor
F a ce C h arge O f A ssau lt On Helen Morgan’s Fifty-fourth street —<A’)~ -Three farmers larrirndcd
Springs, Ark., recording al
5 o rest Lake, in which ho,outlined story on the report is as follows;
club, the Cafe de Puns; Dinty In tiieir farm home ato. „
al
W om en M em bers O f Colony
a hill ui
t 7.5 inches since midnight
Moore's club, Anatoli-, Club Rich- Jut lauds near hero, tody contin the necessity of a municipal hospl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. —</p)
|ilsy. No relief is in sight for
mnn and a score or more of others ued to hold at hay tlyty state Ul of adequnte facilities for a city
BENTON HARBOR, Mich.. Ihr
—In
recommending the Inland
ltd
__________
pours.
the size of Sanford, tho members
equally well known.
troopers who since
it hj^ht be
Purnell,
waterway fro mJacksonville. Fla,
fo f with ths (o u t
pves of three girls, all sisters, -- — id’) - lirnjamin
of
tlic
Sanford
Kiwnnis
Club
toRaids were carried out quietly sieged the house with g^ bombs,
—.
vestigtUon pf w
e lost in rftglng waters In Ar "K in g” of the He,vine of Dnvid
"*H.1—
1 ,1tj
dny unanimously endorsed tbe plan Major General Edgar Jadwin, chief
and
caused no disturbance of rifles and shotguns.
o
f
army
engineers,
nn»d
tho
"very
uncovered
evid
sas yesterday as they were on rolony. wnn carried on n stretcher
tu issue bonds for $260,000 with
guests.
Federal agents said the
One stiite trooper was attacked
widespread co
r way to school. Juat as the into Justico Am Wcldun’a court
which to erect such a hospital. To etensivo development" that has
guerts
were
resigned
to
forestall
with
a
cluh
and
two
othet
troopers
sutre offtdala
on on which they wero being this morning to Ins prralgrted on plans of the club owners for wet
day's luncheon meet!fig was held taken plscc along tbe cast coast
wero wounded in a battle ist night
fus
of Florida in recent years has
,
to school by their father the first o f two warrants charging1'
In
the
Seminole
Cafe
and
the
pro
during the coming hnli- when they went to the fa m house
"placed
this
section
of
the
stats
criminal
assault.
The
warrant
wns
,
S
(
,
,
.
upon a bridge over a creek
- Treesportation
gram was under the direction of
,,,|Uwr hair u> investigate a CompJa it made D. ... D. Brownlee, a pnst presi in n position where it is badly
fleet of g f l l
bridge, weakened by pounding sworn out by Mrs. Bessie WowL f t g j „
Action
Of
Court
Martial
In
------by the Society of the Invention
handicapped
for reimportation
rrs, gave way. The father, worth, former member 6f the c o l-',,,,*d " P° ” CC iU,tlon
Islands to the
dent
of
the
club.
of
Cruelty
to
Animals.
Evidence
against
the
establish
Acquitting
Alleged
Kilter!
rZ
fncilltioa.”
Jfield Crowson, barely escaped ony who led state police to Ben
Mayor l^ike stressed tho neces
menta was- obtained by agents who
Corporal
Mat'thew
Dab
was
takBrings
Censure
IVom
Many.1
jamin’s
hiding
place
Jn
th<;
colony
“
Whon
the
provision
of
n
water
» bl» own life, when he was
were declared by federal authori ••n to a .Sonierv-lllo hospiVl with a sity of h r - j'- n Inrgo vide cast for way along th® coast of Florida wn,
Publications Off 'Germany
last November.
pt over a dam .,
A
l
the issuar.^c c-f tho tfoyds and
by overland'
tU>a who have “ lived the life of charge from a shotgun
under consideration in 1911," Jad
- Kentucky's blue grans region
Justice Weldon's • court Was Broadway from midnight until nnd log. Trooper Smit .
urged
the
members
to
work
with
Tampa and otketv
i
i
.»
,
s
.
.
num
rnianiicni
BERLIN, Dec. 22— t/P)— Berlin the bribery of 1 *“
Valicy wiew moir-lont (heir crowded as the ageing.lender
city officials it) on^gUompt to win said. “ It was felt that sdcqyata
t'leni
o fjd ttWn for the past fortnight.’’
wounded, reluyncd to b H<
commerce to justify ~
newspapers
pf .all p*'“ ’ ’ ’ *
i when a boat they were trying the bult was brought in. Benja
brlbg to the polls a record vote nn
*• .
Some posed as Idle sons of front
was not likely to develop
condemned today the
ow acroaa the Kentucky river min was accompanied by "Queen"
Jnn.
18.
vvralthy London widows, others, ax
When one of the three aUckcd
French c«ort >m
period.
T"
two companions was over Mary, his wife ,nnd his attorneys,
Members of thrf club were told reasonable
big cotton brokers from Die south, Trooper Larson with n dub ( b lat
French
Lfeui. Ro
coast
of
’Florida
hasIn
by
driftwood.
Those H. T, Dewhirst, luendier of tho nr exiled Rptslan noblemen o f tips
ter opened fire with hia rt olVcr by Warren Smith that tho first yoars undeigono a very extenalvo charged with ma
ned were -A, B. Howard, 45, colony, and W. J. Bornnrd.
The late Czar's bodyguard and still and the three farmers ran Wo tbe of n series of “ open forum” neetthe killing of one German — 1TTII
development
chant, and , Hal Goings, 40, state was represented by George others as wealthy real sstato pro house.
Ingn. wkich had boon sch lulcd
and the wtiundlng of tiro others in
"The
greatt
increase
In
pobula*
ner.
II. Brookwaiker, prosecuting at moters from Florida. They were
Daly and hia companion wl> an fm Doc. 31, ha<l been pev poned tlonand extensive building opergi Germsrahelm In SepUmber.
(any homos were flooded and torney general of Michigan, pro- Introduced Into the clubs by prom
i on I
swered Larson's call for aid, wore until Sunday night, Jah. 2. This lions have placed this section of Loskai Anselger ssya the wewf
fccruus houses washed
into sent ns an observer.
dlls
inent Brondwnyltrs nnd popular met with chotgun firer from srith- postponement was made owing to
tho stno In a posilon where it is "will unite all hearts in Osman
lowing streams ,in eastern
grand
Jury.
tho
appearance
of
tho
Sari
Carlo
actresses
who
tqpk
the
agvnts’
in
the
home
Uninjured,
they
Purnell was scheduled to appear
badly handicapped for transporta The consensus of the editors
|tucky.
Prospects aro that
Inter in Justice Elizabeth Forham's won! that they rm llj were what dropped to the ground and aarted Grand Opera Company on ihc rve- tion facilities.’'
that so long as the Gtrmstwterri- M raUonI * M lil«d f
Kentucky
residents will
to crawl toward the hotisoJ The ning of Dee. Ml. Mr Smith stated
court for preliminary domination they pretended to U*. '
tory Is occupied provocations go yy
Simmons
The
engineer
chief
approved
tbe
I a marooned ChrUtmns.
“ The story o f how Broadway second volley from the /house The meetings art to be heid In the
on u warrant sworn to by Mrs.
unpunished
while
tho
German
vietnitor
fc
'
conclusions
reached
by
the
dis
Tennessee, hundreds of mo
City Hall auditorium on each Fri
Gladys Bamford Hubei and her sis fell for a big butter and egg man wounded Daly and Smith.
trict and ^individual army engin tims are sent to Jail, so long must
wer# stalled by five feet of
Larson said he bellevH * he day evening, following the first eers with reference to waterways hope of real, conciliation between
ter, Mrs. Ruth Bamford Reed, is funnier than fiction," Mr. Buckfor the
•on highways, telephone comthe Freriph and Gorman people be and
making similar charges ngnjnst tjer said. Ha gave no further de wounded one of the men f they emo which is schadulod for Sun and added:
Jation suspended and hunday evening.
tails.
-•
'•
ran into the house.
him.
. .. _
’•
“ There has been under consi postponed.
agent
i of acres1of lowlands washed
Dr. Browqloc Introduced n visi
The citlssns of Landau, in the
One
o
f
those
who
vouched
for
n
deration
for mnny years the pro
Scyeral
o
f
the
more
prominent
The n a n * o f t T j
iter and debris. £ Water was
tor,
Dr.
G.
8.
Selman,
who
gave
n
^ ufederal agent was described by
vision of an oxtra-coastal wntcr- Rhineland, where the courtmhrtia) w
ed
were not
‘
rfcct deep in Millington, Tenn., members of the colony also sur
brief talk, followed by n short ex
Mr. Buckner as *'n young English
was
held
are
reported
enraged
i u u . Sheriff'
way
extending
between
New
Eng
rounded
Purnell’s
stretcher.
avillc reported over six inches
planation
of
tho
activities
of
the
man of noble ancestry."
Davis, chief d
land and Key West, Fla. Im fbrt over tho acquittal of Roucler.
Justice YVoldon recited the ’ al
ainfull, • Dyersburg engineers
Sanford Boy Scouts, made by C.
Rouclcr’s defuse was that he hed 1on f,,,,,
"So
thoroughly
did
these
pol
ant
sections
of
this
waterway
are
legations
(hat
Purnell
assaulted
oved a bridge to prevent ncD. Wolfe, secretary of tho County
already In operation and tho sec been threatened twice by different (conaplraey tb *
lulated driftwood from backing Mrs. Woodworth when she was 15 ished prohibition agents worm
organization.
crowds of young Gsmons on the
'
their
way
into
the
henrtr
of
Broad
tions necessary to provldo a donVr into homes,'Mobile and Ohio years of ugc, under tho guise of
night
of
the
shooting..
On
the
-sec
way," said Buckner, “ thot on their
tlnuous , channel should b« Im
pad tracks ware washed out "blood purifying" rite*.
ond occasion he fired into the air
Eurther additions to thealready
second visit to tho Three Hundred
proved
as fast as tho economic sit
[the station at Camden Isolated
Deputies were forced to clear a club, Texas Gulnan, the hostess, large number of gifts wllch citonly turned his pistol sgalnet the
uation of each case warranto, the
king waters. *7
Germans when they raised their
passage In the corridor leading tHrew them a kiss'and asked whv’ izenc of Sanford have n^de for
necescary
expenditure of funds
ditlona In Arkansas were to this
m
iiff
tL
’hnn
Mrs
WAoriivnbfk
.
t
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•
.
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•
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the court when Mrs. Woodworth they were leaving her place so the disabled vetarana In tin Lake
canes to strike him. The Germans
.7~~
As a part of a through rotiuL tha alleged hat Roucler fired without
to Kentucky and Tenncs* was called to the stand.
early.”
Clty Hospital have causod|Amerl.
water way In the sae of Plbrtdg provocation. »
many places reported record
;
.
'
.
can
Legion
officials,
i
whoso
Mrs. Woodworth told Justice
Tho plan followed by the. fed
followed, eiher tho S t John's! riv‘Jng December rainfall. The
The two men who were wounded Lli
Woeldon that she was first ap eral authorities in nerving person charge the gift* are to b) carried
BARBOURVILLE. Ky., Dec. 22. cr or .tho coastal waterways. The were found guilty by tha oouH*
were accompanlled by high
proached by Benjamin on Febru al Injunctions in addltioh to pad to Lake City, to be very >ptimis(/R—
Hundreds
of
southbound territory trlbuary o he StJohn’s
in Arkansas nnd disrupted
ary 5, II)21. Sho testified aho was lock proceedings was a new dopar- tic over tho size o ( the ti ick nec tourii ta were marooned in several river, is, however, already provid martial of striking at Roucler.
deal service In the southern
cssary
for
transporting
th
m.
One was sentenced to two yeaxs
15 yean- old at the time and em
re in prohlbitiqn onforccmsnL If
tqwna pn the DDfle Highway to ed with transportation while sec- end the other to two months. Four Carle 0
tof the state and nothorn LouLtrt
year
heavy
idpna
ions
to
ployed in a House of David park
e padlock proceedings alone had
ddy. Tho ‘ _ way v/as under
* wa Lons of tho ess coast are hpbdl- others Involved in the affair wore
refreshment stand. Benjamin, sho been brought, federal .authorities the Christmas of tho vete ■arta' en ter n*ar Pineville and Corbin.
capped by insufficient trans•porta- given short terms.
said, influenced her to accompany explain the defendant dub# would abled Legion officials to a nd ovsr
tion facilities. There al
.ex*
Urge
truck
Rapacity.
a
large
irucit
loaded
to
apaclty.
Cj
m
.b*.rl,nd
.
t°
W
TU
,
W
*
P0
neys fo
forr the
Attorneys'
_____
him to Hlb chambers and that she have half twenty days tb file an
shallow waterway following Germans'f have taken an appeal
I'l-.'-ent
indications
lire
hat
&
**>.*
*
?
«
*2
W
was there subjected to his c a n t swers and the authorities believe
coastal lagoons, pnd from the decision of the
n
b(,nr' , .rld
48 hoQr>
os. -She then proceeded to relate many would take advantage of equally large truck wlll .li oeces- ^
.ever some of this route there Is a court mortial,
H
W-i B*ftj™
nary
this
year,
Legion
off
Ida
Is
rey.
J
r“^
/“
*
.
w
t*
•**
a sv
the details of tho csllgd occur- thir- to sell liquor.
,
-k
regular movement of freight
Baskots for the reception of tho
f . f
The Instructions direct tbe am
rnce.
A tom>nt
torrent pouring
Goose
The personal Injunction, how gifts are on the corner ,0 f First
"Th-tonnage moving in and out bassador to demand thet the case
A
nourin" down
d
Mrs. Woodworth testified tho ever, stops thp sale of liquor as
creek,
Clay
county,
washed
out of the territory is sufficient to bs, reopened, on the contention tfoit
•tract and Park avenue. "They are
-, » - * V '
• I
colony sent her to school until sho soon aa the paper has been served
under the watchful eye of i number the C. and M. bridge and ail traf Justify e waterway of adequate UetiL Roucler’s acquittal and the
xtmas Day in tha Seminole
finished the eighth grade.
and federal authorities said that of memben of tho Camp^ell-Loea fic from here to Manchester was depth. A comparison between the conviction of the woanded men on
j*il is-not gclng to be what
Attorney Barnard, In cross ex ao a Jail term for contempt is1the log Poet, who are not forgetting to nupended. In Harlan county
water rates in effect on the St chargeo of staking at Rou
Jkd “ homelike", according to amination, sought to show tho wit- penalty fo r violation of * q In notify the passersby of their pur landslide covered
tbe * railroad John's river belbw Sanford and the a "serious menace to the
tracks, halting traffic,
,
of Sheriff C. M. Hand’s ess was more than 16 years Old on junction, c i u d ana resuurnnt own- 1 pose.
pose.
rail rates foe equal distances on once of friendly relationa
IT
• but there la going to bd an tho date o f tho alleged attack.
•re would be wary o f violating it.I The truck la to leave Sanford for ies In low sections end to unis
Germany and
The only dimsm
U V)
xftco of food for men conLake. yCity late /Thursday UI«UUI|t
evening!
-----The foreign nm t*
LOUISVILLE
ILLB ; K y „ Dec.
(A P ) — Low hanging
pea accompanied by unscaibly steady rainfall moved
vly over three southern
Itcs today, Kentucky, Ar*
hsas and Tennessee, and
reatened to raiso already
ollcn rivers and streams to
bn more dangerous flood
LEADER
BROUGHT BEFORE
COURT FOR TRIAL
THREE
HOLDING
TROOPERS
S KIWANIS CLUBIS
BEHIND ISSUE OF
HOSPITAL BONDS
NEWSPAPERS OF
BERLIN CONDEMN
Gifts For Vetefans
At Lake City rour
Into Large Baskets.
Many Touristy Are
Delayed By Waters
Qf Flooded StateS
w*
S
il Inmates Are
tpecting Turkey
dinner Christmas
[therein. Final arrangements
. “*lng madd today for providD Christmas dinner for tho in^ •blch. will, in a way remold
• t ft lie ouUfde world:
WfI'u is to ’pfovlde either
-I, Of
Popular To
• for Ch
*5# »h o
w tl[nnet, soy
aro awaiting tho
‘ f tbe
^
,uof
tho Oritnd Jury.
The tli:
. kconjpanlnumt to a turkey
* Hill
bp jilAyed/, Finger
L j* C,lJr
Police ,Head>
of freedom awaits
. * “ pfined thOTe. A «
C h lafb f Police
•• expected to opa.v
Prii&aqr* who
^ • • r to fs e r v lp ^ - ^
B P * ' law
‘
h
*«uh will
mm
At the conclusion of Mrs. Wood
wiTth’s testimony tho hearing was
adjourned until December 30, when
the record will bo signed apd the
prosecuting attorney will ask the
CANTOH, Ohio, Dec _
Purnell be bound over to circuit Ben Rudner, Indicted with
court.
Eugene McDermott and Lo
for the murder of Don R. Mai*
—
,
took the witness stand *in the
C o f m ,J r McDerqiptt trial today.
■MLAcquitted
Rudner testified, that he <jU not
...
, .
’•
. -,
know McDermott, the dAVh&nr
. HAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 22i— and that he Jbad never talked to
(A ^ s iite e n ' minutes after the him in the udner Hardware store
fata of Col. Ned M. Green, dejwacd a Massillon. The state contc ’ *
prohibitioner administrator, had that McDenfojr^t gut in touch
been put into the hands o fa jury, Rudner Ip MareHlon.J
* 8 and 9,
in .July
ho was set free, acquitted of
and again on July 26
26, the alleged
charge of probmllng eleven bot
tles of confiscated liquor for use
at parties.
: .
’
PHILIPPINE
us did a federal .oouitrj
dispose of the acr
'
0 distinguished
iW worker who nddler an
Rudner Takes____ Tho thousands o f , packages of to
bacco, candy and articles of weer
In Defense Today ing
apparel are to be distributed1
mit
Mno lily"
tW w a y toin inert In the
mdnt hospital earv on
nKifi
a=4s=
factories {!. low EcUon. .nd' to
portation in costs by th# proposed ed Baron Ungworth Von — .
ungathered crops
vvatorway would
iciently mern, German commissar for the
banka,
.
^
sry ex- Hhjnalafrjh adjfiftbV ^
the Inter-A
lo _o(, women’s shoes* has
mission the i
between 40 kh dftO jg r
the German
cent In the last 10 years,
plo h
sralTo
sas
.
ers Believe In
VJ
w
Tho remsins of C. A. Knight, 0fSorrento, ^rho died early last night
at the Femald-Lsufhton hospital
4 .. ,v ^ ^ p B P H p i- p. i l l from gunshot wounds which were
\yrN FIELD,
22— W , ter, estimated at iVpeka. today said to;hive been accidentally In
—Kansas ta
will have
that rate he taxpayers would pay flicted while on a hunting ‘ .trip
Tuesday m“ *
11400’e day leas u ite& j
i ’i
• b n ■<»,;>#
V to
1
more
testa
Fill
he
cornea on December 20 of
In the river bed,’ one _ , ,
sUte'e first oil well, which
am and the other ber* will.
*• r / . fJ.i
I that, If ttho
S’ A.Vif.A's
_
'
fi w
^ TTgnn
i l n vmMfrJ
iio
LP 8 A N (
TUsh msit ) .
day held lip
scene of
escaped
In
TH&-.
�TH ESANFO :
Finally Found
(By The Associated Press.)
V W . P. GLENN
Senate, IH.tHct 26
Bom in Saginaw, Mich., May 18,
861 ,Mr.' Glynn waa deprived o( n
ather's care early in life. Ho waa
cared, together with two brothfa, by hla mother, a woman of
are refinement and culture. Mrs.
ilynn conducted a private achool.
nd by that meant supported and
Jueated her children.
Much o f the stfiatpr’a education
*a acquired at home. One year
at rpent in high achool. As soon
i ha waa old enough to, go to
ort, he started, ip as office boy
i a |aw office, continuing his
M lci fat home In the evenings:
aUr, after in- had gone to work,
w principal of the high achool
bold come to Senator Glynn'*'
e and hear hla older brother
‘hint recite VirgiL Like a
t many youths, the lure of the
legraph instrument drew the
tentlon o f the senator at about
at time, and a wire waa stretch*
.to a neighbor's home, telegphy being learned. A-Rttle later,
orthand waa taken up.
)Vbep about 22, Senator Glynn
u employed In the general 000 ndditiob to tho local public
eljrtit office of the Flint and Peru utilities ice plant The addition,
arquette railroad aa a stenog- tq have a capacity of 60 ton* a
giber and voucher clerk. He took day, will increase the company’s
trip to Florida to spend a vaca- ice production to 110 tons a day.
m with a friend at Creacent
ty. He liked' the country, inSMed a few hundred dollars In
hd for an orange grove, arJigad for the grove td be aet out,
td went back to hla job to seo if
iuld earn" enough money to
It going. After various other
lobat puriidta, during which
THIS, S T O K E
him
made great prepara
tions to help make
thi« your
happiest
Christmas.
'J , A
\ vl
most for
Shop Early—
Together
MOTliEK
8
PLANT C IT Y —Springhead is
winner of the 1926 betterment con
test staged among the school* of
the East Hillsborough Educational
and Athletic Association.
$27.50
Junior
S
Lamps
All Shapes
All Shades
tafci In the interim at Crescent
City. Eighteen year* ago, ha
' made that place his home, and
* *U ttt i* . something I have never
, ypgretted.” He has been o mem
o ir .of the town council, chnlrraan
o f the county commission of PutngTO .county, president of the. board
o f .trpde, and of the chamber of
commerce o f Crescent City.
’ ^JS^Mor Glynn has always been
■* member of thp Sons of Urn
t^jKorUr fbr good roads. He l«
American Revolution.
" I have been so busy shipping
r jOranges that I have not hnd tlm*
to think about legislation," he
W
J. M AX E Y DELL
y . . (Senator, Dlatrlct 32)
^.M r. Dell wa sborn on n farm H
miles north of Gainsvillc , on Feb.
I860. Hb attended the public
gchool at Gainesville, and also She
East Florida Seminary.
Ift 1898, the senator entered the
Medical College of Virginia, taking
a one-jfear.course. The next yenr,
ho pursued his studies nt the col
lege of Physicians nnd Surgeons,
t»O W ' Emory University, for the
“ economical recason,” he says, of
saving one year, “ which meant a
treat deal to ntc.""
A - “ I have not seriously coiisRiilercd
legislation,'” Mr. Dell Hnid, "but do
believe that we
should
have
^banges in our banking laws. A
•Ww whereby each county could dethe benefit from the gasoline
tax, based upon thee consump
tion of (asolince in thnt particular
county,” would also tie wVU-dircccjtged legislation, he says. Mr. Decll
Ridded that he is in xympnthy
■with the present administration,
i“ for the recason that business
moliclei have been applied to the
■■
M* ■
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«
L- (DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
Tha Associated Press)
t)W .—A dividend of 10
t tb the shareholders was
by tho State Bank of Bar
th* annual mwtlng of the
dew.
Twenty thousand I
irai ordered placed to the
count, arid a substantial
divided profits.
All Colors
Wood
1‘ols i.hiomc
$17.95
$149.00
Sanford, as in no oth
with (mu Ii of these suites purchased, your choice
of any Floor Lamp on our floor.
er city in Florida, has
a shortage o f
Property - -
Rental
m eaning
What does yoarlj
that we are underbuilt
Portia Ji
in the m atter o f small
Homes
that
should
point the w ay
to op-
t
•
portunity
fo i
0
"
A
u
some
one—
•
\
i
1
---- !*‘.i_ ,
There Inis alw ays been
a good m arket for real
values in homes sell
in g
from
$6500— if
$4000
you
to
have
Modem Prl
anythin g to sell at this
price come
knd
see
$7.75
This suite has a beautiful bow-end Bed, Vanity, Chest of Drawers, Bench and
Rocker-finished in ivory and brown, gray and blue. One look at this suite
will convince you that it is the greatest value ever offered in Orlando.
i
__ Five Pieces
All the old os
of . these P°F“
ing cabinet*
, beauty ( |on*J
quered and w
and *t »
entirely w * *
LAUDERDALE. -a The
K)0 ‘plant of tho Southern
wtone company, pow In
completion,' will be for■cned on Feb. 20. The
©»t' 485,000 and Inside
Kjulpnieht absorbed the
T »» C
da section of Flor-,
i rich in oil deposits,
Lawson, head of the
Console Mlyrorfl
Console Tables
Buffet Mirrors
Occasional Tab
Silk Pillows .
in Mexico, Okarid other oilleclaring them
!H.— Negotlah the football
e. N. Y .,‘ for
with the “ all.
d from high
OCR practical ]
tries to get tk
nut of uur Xaj
Money. So v|i
ourselves: T *
5-Gifts-in-l. Soa
"e nil fin rajejj
lh«t settles it ill
one big Gift kl
corned. Every]
our Home ft it I
Christmas Sale Price
•< R ubs
GatSe* Tables
8moke Stands
Developers
llojfal Easy ChaireN
Book Ends
'Picture Frames' ‘
r Candle Sticks^
« Magazine Racks ‘
np<.rt Tables
B Room Suites
’ell Chairs
Antique Benches ,
§
Telephone Sets
r.wr^v
�to Who In
e Legislature
her 10 said that General Yang-Sdflf
was retiring toward the east in |he
On Defensive Move province of Szechuan apparently
with the intention of carving out
LONDON. Dee. 22. —(>P)Officf«I
an independent domain for hlmadvices from Chinn today state
reJj.
• .
that General
Yang-Scn’a troops
Today's dispatch from China
are concentrating up the Yangtse river from Shusi, to defend the would indicate that Yang-Sen had
decided to make a stand against
city against the Cantonese,
Diapntrhe., from IVkins Decern- the advancing Cnntonew).
became a real estate and insurance
operator 12 years ago, and, to use
|;j* own phrase, "am r.till trying t,
t,mk0 u living at the same game .1
j|r< £}00n, tins been mayor ol
Clearwater for e ght year*
Hi.
■terih expires Jan. I. 1U27. lie die.
Jor functions at .not offer for re election, lie has
insion are only never hud hut one opponent during
heavy burdens the eight >•«•<>»» of hi* tenure
lit
a.*tjw calls of received the hiuhest vote of any
the part of c-ih- county or state off.cn l, with the
hief Justice un 1 exception of Senator Fletcher, in
House, this add- the legislative race in I'inelia.til occasion* to county.
‘calendar.
"A s I ant a new man I i the i tale
n Yearly
assembly." Mr Booth wrote The
tpcial' duties of Associated Press. " I i)n not earn
hot be conoid - *" milke any stnt-ments regarding
I most' burdett-' issues that will .*»nn* up
I feel
l#a o f tho dowrt* that Got Martin's administration
lived In White l,nh been one of the best the state
may be gatH* ^ns ‘•’''•t1' enjoyed, and I am heart
Ih if f rofiuentors My in f * v,,r of his policies."
alive Mansion, stD In GEORGE W SCOFlKI.li
lons,if {flUjUull
garden parties.
juii
(House of Representative* i
dal occasions hnVe
lt « year* the **Open-! Born at. Rartrnin, Fla . 42 >enrof more th#n 50,000 ago. Educated in the high .-eh ...i
Iy, without reckoning and law department of Stetson t'ipj»y reapri ts" at the Iversity I In* served h- m iiiv i m i
i offices.
I city attorney, ns well n> *-u.nit\ «t
' for the While House tornry and states nttenm f n t h.
i chosen from a list fifth Judin,vl Circuit
I In* been .<
I eight to ten, member of the lowei loam h
is unique i f"re. having* sen
rs in that o f-, lb '-1
TU Or Other persona)
Ml Scofield Relieves that some
tt Individual, and not plan should he worked out t" put
ly.namc or wealth, ln-,int,, <tilt iv at i**n the -tut. - m o .i M
ipllation. Every per- lands and to maihei the pr*.*lin *■
IUt. i* invited to fco to
C dlntier or reception
f i a fo given in hortnr of
j ihe dlpkunutic corps
IV Court and the R|*cnV
II atiiJ ha i'll •*11
tinii to the'"diploruntii i urnl fi r*-f f J<t r|rtf '
TtgretiSlonhl. army nml
u« lit"
1
, 1*1
ivy, and Kett' YenrV rereprloiis
M.* -e , w hr i •
h*
About r.n to a Rlnnrr
.) b'**1l.lnu i1 t i * j' r
he dinners nrp uiiliallv nl-.-n h.ngll r-h U 1jk!ii N1 Fii
guests, to whom a few hun n|ic \ IMi-1 it! < . r J- i
tore nre added after dinnei iiI Bf tur i-i l I) i v■•f sft ,
Jty a llUsicnle. Tl,e rerep alp 1 f i uift ! hr I nr. c i - if - nf Ma i
y v e i y mutjh jargvr affair. I i>II*4Jfr- Ilf lav*.
Two J«d*s Trying
To OcJipy 1 Bench
m-N’ TOK 'll.'D ec. 22.— OP) At-
elrcted last No\V S, Moore,
I hv llov. Miriam
v .
A . Ferguson, was sworn in F H -.
N. Y. TE AM LEAVES
day following n a«rl<y»'of suits on
Y n tllT T ie ^ 50 ' G,, n
the balloting.
Owslcly ojwncd
NEW 'i O ltk, Dec.
(/T*J On
^KNSACOlX't, '
court yesterday, entered orders in board the steamship Arapahoe
<^Lhf £
£
a suit and left for lunch. During ,i)0llll)| f „ r Florida today wore grid*m" Civil
."*V;
his absence, Moore reopened court.
warrio„
of tho
Rochelle!
•lUMUin ut
Miu New
*
lurt.nuno, , .
^ <JlYl l
Issued instructions regarding, tho
...
.."I
School, New Rochelle, N. YJ
l'n from *«t*r n„
same esse and ndjournoti thf^trilr*
will piny Hillsborough H ig h ]nir ,tj' tion h«rt, WjjW
unal until Friday. Owsley pres at Tampa <?n Christmas and Or- i *" Bouton, for u‘ . *
ently returned and resumed bus lamio on New Y ear’s Dny.
the friem. n.
incur.
'
PCY- -» ripened
and Mrs. Cool*
round of pre«iinter activities
I little interrupniddle o f rebru-
‘ rtJntilng to over n thousand
Mu* I'i111•l lit'
' M'i!"
If Your Walls Were
B u i l t o f SPONGES
Of
fst* ^e*tt* ptaui of uU.
is
|if ticI ire
few Y car's day, wlu*n u
t© nl| the offiriulapdipl"
other functionaries wh>
cted to tfrfng- greetlngti to
Homey the-E xecu ti'e
jn U opened to all whu wj-h
Jlipon the President
A* >
4,000 - |MTSnn*
Nm
r Itlf
I n . . I Ihs; ( iJSl I
r ‘ ,i ••- 1•f11 t
to w a terp ro o f. T h e m f b y inis
* r Tfit M I ' Iff It- 1
I i f f|9 C g; n
have an qctuaj attraclon for
i f t.y 1.4*1i ll
m oistu re.
ul. 1'fiurth nhirii
which
(he
i*f CiPHkftli M i n i Kinrnli
' who
wa s
*eri au*' v
.....
)r*||, for the nmbH»s*d<>i»hip
lie United States In a i u r w l Henri
today win" named
riennu.
Y AGENTS IIKT TUNING
ILE,*Ala., Der. 22.(/Vi — Ar
unofficial advices here
coast guard .utter Tnl
[ will arrive here some time
Wednesday with .1 It
IWg, New Orleans, federal
ttn agent and .1. It Han,I
I, Miss., const guardsman
II‘
inapped
Arsene
1
) -•••■
ahunrd the
.1, several
■
,
your house to be da^ip.
material
[ill r pone
for
I*
<>f I tic
p ro p e r
every building
a
apeclaliied
Thy* man "h o cun
Ill'll) lull make a « Is" hc|c<
Hon i ■ . o u r i-vt a lilndlf'd I**
a J [ ii in h er
A
tie ,. I. i
.a il
on
find l i i t It I* y.-a * - of > U n
i o n , )■ at) suv*
' o>l Ilia i *
d a m p house is usual!}) an un
h ealthy house.
Build with
that
has
the
1.111........ lid aiM i‘ f "all v t>*
.....
-a t |*f l.i l top
a hi', l, i e
In ) otii holmIf*' "HI ' "Ii
oin Hint F L O R I D A DKNSK
P I N K Ih the HiningeBt un*l
i
njaterial
most d u r a b l e
n n sr*-.l re
lumber
jm
Florida D e n s e P in e.
very hard
D e n se
and
P in e
is a
fin e-g rain e d
variety o f the f a m o u s
long
leaf, y e llo w pine.
It is filled
with
c o m p le te
and
resin
final
against
other
as
a
protective
dam pness
shield
and
d isintegrating
all
forcec.
Its extra d eca d es o f service
m ak e it the m ost e c o n o m ic a l
lum ber
yo u r
you
can
lu m b e r
use.
d ealer
A sk
for
Florida D e n s e P in e.
no attraction for
r hh>niia
I . I!
ha
Yctlda
itffii *
-ii» i* tkhitdtiol
Fi*»rn hi- riirlv
P m e l
e n s
S u ite d b ijc N a tu r e
t o H o n d a C lim a te
F L O R I D A
DENSE
L O N G
L E A F
PINE
M A N U F A C T U R E R S
JACKSON VII. I.K. 11(1111114
finooKi ic A f'L o a con *.
E »Sl port, Fiff
ftf
AN D REW S
LUMBER
BAY
CO
6h« rmso, FU,
PUTNAM
L U M 0 B R CO.
J a ch t o n v i l l s . F I a
W
C
SHERM AN
CO.
LiK * W ait*
P Ia
TH E
D O W L I N G CO.
O d e ssa, Fla.
*,| •'./= 1
T H U R S D A Y
,, f .
-a
W h ere to G et Good
A d v ic e W hen
Building
tl IMl I o ,<|\I. o ,1till 0)11 "III
________________ ________________________ _____
*?.i 'TXF■■■■-'
damp climate
I lx- i h u l i c
N aturally you do i)ot wish
hu) tmod hr 11it - mn.irrd aiM i*Uld
led, having winked ut ulmnst every
kind . f voratimi and n\neat mn, inrinding aiiwnidl* -......- ,,n sea
gull! vessels, a- ,, fain hand, and
a- a honk salesman
Mi Wnrien
heart il\
and
uiieipiivoeally" in -wipathy with
the present ad inim-I i at ion, he j
says.
"I consider Marlin mie of the',
v, , > greatest, if nm the greatest |
K“ veruora Finn,la has evei h ai.j
He will find me uph..tiling his
hands in (he m-xt session, even a*
Aarcn upheld the mighty arms uf
mntrhless Mose* on the hill » f
Horeb, while Joshua battled Amalek in the 'alley below "
.
B uild with
the lum ber that N atu re intended fo r this
Florida
buxiiie**
hrrn ttotkllitj *11•. mis I 11 f *••4 h \ h**
’ in n tsit, .f I! ■l ;•1a f>s svii 111 n vT
! It.n kTu •rlt U*h
mi table-, amt I
- ___________ A . .
11 1
is term ed
tists.
re*rntatiiO from (iii)f county, wa *
horn m Hlmint^tuw n, Fla , Ort \
100-r4
Hr attended the puhhr
►
f f HIhniin a.tvd Wo It MO
'
CliUlllle**. 411M1 ^ »f T» : •• li'ilh flit
mirh
at foot-halt
in Mtf law t la--
mV/ffluiidel, who
writ kllinui
I a poet in addition to his repute
l as a diplomat, received the n|i
fita the Washington post
.... J . GcrPiiger de* lined to a,
>t it renewal.
' -----------------
This
capillary attraction by scien-
\ m4) i f \ . i i S t I *i-( r r ■■1 >r * ? • 1 *
ca^lopp, up to 1,000 person- b \t nr>
Mt* ,> jii £i- 1 . i, 1 j
pn personally greeteil e v e n
1,ij r h a ti*i f f .if • .
- " ■k
4Utes.
Mr s ( oolidge w e a l pai r of kid gloves lit e v e n
Jon, and after the Ini get ■- r
lea the President' * hand is
Ml Waiirii, nrwlv rlrclctl re,.id sometimes swollen.
jfj Dec. 22,(/PlCount ( harles hern at the I' lUW' i-.tv
l*hr
nI Ir M1rtt' t 1 n1
smbrun, French mini*tei at
G o one step farth er.
they are frequently sojhard
Ives o f the r*pportunity
tmM
d ra w
just as surely* as sponges do. That is w h y
Af r BtM’th hflu srrvfii a k ^ nvi'iii
hri t»f tlic Irpal f'\ «mitni{ i.yi Irihi I
avail i-t th<
utr and I .1 luri
r . nf
ml Claudel New
rench Ambassador
materials
m oisture to a lesser degree perhaps, but
y»ri iiu.’
fi L -St. iJr l r r - !m t n
111
’< |in*
• f Tha* • » .
building
Build with lu m b er and have
a hom e that has no suspicion o f dam p*
ness.
S om e
< ^u.11
Sy |jrr nit
moisture.
your house w ould be
d a m p because sponges absorb m oisture.
; The President atul M t» I I •’ « i itiHr l ' 1 \
pl.t '. '.'li' j.vri’i
I ahake han. h with ever> jin f -■trI Jhr ho r «' t-a fit it.)4\ > i■ I=» ! • r .
tfi*
course
"l
«a*f# I
I‘i
-
‘vr n
.J. M. GRITFIN LUMBER CO
Hetopaw, Fla.
j
MAY ARNOLD LUMOCR CO
iV p ^ ' i o 'I, FI*A
R L DOWL I NO -5* SONS
Bradenton, Fla.
F OSH E E LUMBER CO
Willow, Fla
w
McW i l l i a m s CQ.
f»vt Myers. Fla.
[ W ROND r O
take Hi'en, Fla,
noux CRATE CO.
Oartow. Pi*.
RUSS L U MB E R CO
*re*dta, FI*,
m o LUMBER CO,
&tuirt4 FI au
l u m o b h CO.
K*y*viU.. ri.
INDIAN L llM H*>n CO.
K*' , «y Clly. r i .
LYON PINS CO.
Odciit, f>*-
kcysvillk
�—
■ "■ (
I ' san an:
If
O’Dowd.
Oi, Beat Kid
Iwnoho, San
10t . Kid Kua; — .. .
rex, San Ant
knocked
out
LONDON,
Dec. 22 . - b 'P )- T h c
Kid.Reyes, Piol
f
l
)
.
etnlcniciit liy the fxjlitical science
DE.NVEIt-.il .Wright, Omaha, |
no fac" ,lv "f Columbia University fn, Cl,. 5 a *
t
,
0mnh*.
S.
231
rvS
'
■ Tt/2 - ^
CHICAGO! flee. 22. — (/FJ— The - New nettings which permit
. .ivrrtity thit oft ''besets kings
„
|,crn’ 11
v.,n..g revision of the war debts |^ “l
Ami|. Denver. -i. Il«tI nd jirosperity that has thrived, in
'
' * Cn aro,ln<
? settbments is hailed by the Times |* '['5
Jc*'
*■{ fought a -Iraw
stones.
tmliis .i*i "evidence that n section <
Tiny Mti ri , Denver,
Mrdcrick have combined in n few
the I*
Old gold mins, opening with un of tin odficwted opinion of
Itear* to turfl n
8ection on
eastern
states
accept*
the
viewa
[Fifth avenue intix tho jewel mur- invisible spring
to
displny
a
and argunichts which have hecn o u r * O
—f f|. ItMI)m
,u.IWAi
watch.
U ft for"the world.
in
v x n lr fl
cmunuiously
pressed
upon
America
r
o
u
Ninu.Mii:
c
o
tH T r.
ouNTir.
in
| And today, « survey shows, the
(IIA N rK H V .
_ Wutthwi, giving' the day* of Ihtiby her European debtors."
wrrdcj^i AntyrieaYf husband
is
TtSAKI.
JON
EH
Seek, month and the phase* o f ! "The faculty of the University,” 1
Cntuptiilnanl,
(ortunstely ennbhd to solve the the moon.
•v h *
the paper continues, "has dune posnroblem, of what to give the wife
\
Kings iinii empire /have cun Rihly a scrViea to the moral judg- W II.I.IAM t\ JO.tKi
Christmas, by simply buying
trihuted lavishly to 'the supply j merit of the American intulligunt'luiiAi
Fer the latest blue white diamond
here.
Isia un the debt’question, nod show- H i h P T A T t : o r j- o h i d a
in the world— available at $300,W II.I.IA M C. ,Q,\ w):
One may buy pearl car rin g*!ling hew nearly these approach the>
It upprurlnK tree a aware
i.iil ~ 1
■Wore Kill
that
once belonged to thjr* Em views cumhionly held in Europe," uf Cunt p i u l (It III I h l . CNUaa
Tho dinmorid weights 127 earare
a lto
n
r
e
u
m
r
t
k
l
i
b
n
t
t
Reinforced,
as
they
assuredly
will
mf.::,.
g
Sts, which,* experts say, j* good' press Charlotte of Mexico, wife of bf, by the steady growing prossure l-'lu rhld . u n it thm y.i nr<vA
rt%,jL freal,i.,it
R id r n i I »•
the
ill-starred
Maxmiiian.
u
f
n
a
t
u
t
e
or
rr
cuttr
ty
.ether
th«„
aright for the money. It is larg
of economic factors frvtn which thr^rttate uf pldrirtn 711111 thui
The emerald oar rings
made
er too, it I? snid, than the Kfhinthere is no escape, these viewr may plurh uf rrahleucd la tilth u
C r which flashes on England’s for Josephine nt the order of Na gradually permeate the masse* and therefore, j-uu, .Wp am "■C. J
ore unleCod atuf, r^ttt (*d to l-u ml
poleon. The cx-CzarV Venus. . pvBeen on special occasions.
the politicians, but the process >i|)pear Itefirra tHU'C. irt bn H-<:
crnl
inches
high,
carved
from
n
uf Jiuiiuiry, A. 11. 1911. to ih
Within n few blocks are to be
must he alow, while for tho pfesent day
't! Iiltert ,uk on .1
hill of e;>mpliil(u ex
|aand other
jewled
trinkets, single sapphire and ^mounted un it is to bq feared that the .faculty’* you
in thls .csUM. ofterwlnn * .1.
a ruby.
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We have Tangerines,
— --------j ! Pn’ S" to_ your. Northern friends, can arrange lovely, attractive 'xjemmmWk
i.'ii'! ". ' , ; j able prices.
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Opposite V a ld ez ^-Hotel
gj
liich, the dealers contend, moke
the. splendors
-glories and
.
.
of
.me n twinkling Insignifieanc?.
For Instance:
Brooches o f mother-of-pearl, inRid to form clouds and trees, with
fountains o f diamonds- playing in
foreg round,
lorgnettes concealed in crystal
ngs.
excursion into‘ the domain pf high Ci*ro pro oonfcuo v
Single stones, without antique politic* mity be‘ misnterpretod and uanhi.t you.
Jl I* onlrrert that
and historical sittings or modern politics to support conflicting con
nui>|l*l<c(t in pie Kan
inrtistic embellishment,
new .paper piltillnhrd
undergo tinental policlcri"
Kelitlnule County, ‘f i n
curious vogues.
Emeralds are umong the lend
er* now, dealer* say. possihily be
cause the Viscount Lascellca gave
the Princess Mary one fur her
engagement ring.
§5ici3e Theory Is
Scouted By Lawyer
For Mrs! Ingetshll
Sanford-Orlando Road at Ginderville
-y** sf
; - —.tua .
I- l>n em-
hi* noth. 1.
Ifll II.
llet.i|it
In
Hurtl- r I i
Au. tine.- ..1 ii
Week f « r four cons utiv* v .. 1. • A l
^
VTtTfnwS my hart, ntul »eul
the t’J reolt 1'ourt of the S< V - fl t .
Judicial. Circuit (if !• >rhl». If
[<>r Kcniinule Ouitniy *hn this
l-« *l>
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V. B. DittniAKS
Cl*rk of lh«j Vlreutt
hnirt "t
i he
ii
T IR E S and T U B E S
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7th 4 UlUct*) Ctrcil' of
t
• In irhil for Hentlnol* CoUjlty
A
Il> A. M WllKKS,
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T» pity vTrrk
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IIWNITTEW ftpBNt'l n A I'lnH
- - -TN E W -V0 RX,. Jlcr. 22. - W I —
The lu’eidp tlTt-ory uttadltwi to thc
death of Mrs. Robert H. Ipgt>rsi)ll
TttN Suljcltur* npl of
n-»-■1
vv’ho I* alleged to have severely
for 1 'umplnlnant.
•v a i r l u i e e r r n .
n ,
.
(wounded Wallace M. Prohnsco, in
1/t* n
h I f i o. . P?0, “ 2‘ , " ,0 lha* spc,,on fur breeding with her fashionable Ihtrk avenue apart
'hl’l-T h c Onlted States. Uurenuj the native herd*, led to the *w i msnt on Sunday end then tunnel
Have \>u
Animal Industry ha* arranged ; .ion of the he roan to provide ex the pistol on Her-elf. today u-a* |t
place tin expert in animal hus- pert* to further such work.
tier the fire of her attorney, FmiSome M< ney
n.lry in FWHda nn.l Geornin to ! ..... .
, h,
, ritk c . L ,y|m, ch„ .
Brick building, mrclwnro,
-u|K-rnte With
the state
live two states in which such follow I In a statement issued after I’mnek sanitary boanls in promoting j up Wtir|( has been undertaken by bunco had been released from the
and gTocery umJ Iry g'ltuix
T improvement of bcof and dairy 11Itn stale hoards. Dr. R. A. Ram- prison ward at U.dlevue hospital
HttK’k, also dra, % n real
ip * , 1 1 was announeg. ut t i n eay, chief of the tick eradication f on S12,B(KI bait op a
technical
bargain.
c ° * r* * * nupp, 8 e ve - clivUion, United Stair? Hurrau f»f » chanre of hdtnicide, l>eubu?chor drAny rtuisomib; offer
nnorfan.
Animal Industry, wn* In l-’loridu nieii thnt Mrs Ingersyll
gersyn owed Pri
rnnsiclert *
iTlie experts will aid in tho sc when plans wen- funned to plure bunco money. sniiT rrobai-cu was
pliuii of nnimuis to be brought the pure bred sir.-* m the l.ilu-rtv
the pursuer nf the dead woman,
Inquire at Po to ft*ice
io the tick-free areas of the county section. Upon hi* return l'-. mid demmuinl a thorough jedice
i<«’. where such assistance is d c -. Washington he r-]K,ned the mat
In.
I .tike Mary.
invest igntipn.
led, and to udvisc ns to the prop- ter ltl !he chief of the bureau >im|
feeding and genera! cure of the , he assignment of an expert by the
M iT in
ported stuck.
government followed
’ll Mi, I ' |.r- t i
Thr KmIUiW
Hie actum nf the State Live .
p|an- f„r , h„ ,
,
■n1 H1wI Sn
lllHhiftfl Mtrct
work
v-k Sanitary Hoard In helping w)|, |>rnbtt|lh
lli. fifi.ii .
•■f •**•« 't 1'i.X\WH
.................I early
-mi Htpft Hrrt
•**■11U• ’ M 1 i- Iil TmI *( r
rmuti cattle
owners of ! ihertv
,
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,
in Jsnuiirv, Dr Mm llorne u f t h e
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ntv to introduce pure tired sires , .
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ledenii bureau, advised Ur Knapp
• i i m r m r t Vn A.
1:" • ■1 '• 'l*' • itf h • x1 .*\ .11 hill <<| » 1 I d
during n visit here He stated that
v2 liti ft m i l t .<fp I b ui 1 1 r tf * , ».
the move to develop better rattle
' ’ «»i * '1^ iPfii uLiip I i-- h m, fi 1 hi, k
1 v1
h'' H,i
i p Jnt. ft tilt k
It".*
In tick-free areas would probably
Flair o f Styles
l uHlrni*! %vt, if.
receive such support from the guv , ll*7fi • il Y .1“
m i . it \ it 1 1rvt| #j
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t
erttmenl as a general thing hence
Mi l* bn f l '■11e!1 it ini t. til i«-i it $J fitf
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HAI-F-HEAHON STY I KS
Send Experts To Georgia And Florida
Thtirsriny and Friday nre our g ift days, our of*
faring in our profit on any T ire or Tube in the ?j
Store at abnolute Dealers cost, every T ire and
Tube a FIRESTONE PRODUCT, and new fresh
Stock— Most complete stock in the City, a Tire
to fit every known Job will be found here nt the
lowest price that you ever paid for n F IR E S TO N E
on old worn-out or off-brand, or so-called just as
good Tires, on spoiling the happiest day o f the
year.
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All thnt wo nsk iH thnt you pay the Service m a n ,
25 cents for each Tire.change. Don't forgot the
days T H U R S D A Y A N D F R ID A Y .
t
“ We Serve T o Serve A g a in ”
2:
simple forms and sahdiied colors
jra- tcrise the half-season style*
iieing shown nt I ’nrto.
For
Irnitig dreese* light flannels, fine,
w y s , -plain satin and crepe tie
lint in various shades o f lodge
pray, art the materials most
Ip'.eved.
Particularly a t t r a t live afternoon
bses are mndi- in b l a c k , brown,
fen and grey *ntim> with long
eves, tight and slightly nicked
|the wrist* and necks cut to the
if the thrnat finished off by
l i t t l e Hinted lank C o l l a r a n d how
■nd tic, or a l a c e jabot. Tie|rtwhich a r e u s u a l l y
hunt
1 ' • ‘ mti
BREAK A CHEST
COLD WITH HEAT !
OF RED PEPPERS;
M * - I A Ml 11*| mx I. Ill
1,1'*. a I I V|let|s.
I’ epper
itub’’ is the
old
r*Min ilv tiidt liring?
telii
r,,\. ary nuulc, of th. fh m y *td-I ,, , |innnl
, 1 un-1 it eertnum
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\titli < Kristinas hut a f«>\\ <la\s ahead. Fire C h ief M, N. Cleveland wishes, for the safety
pirn-.-, i.t i u 'H re'-ident iti Sanford, lo Iksuo a few precautionary do’s nnd d o n H , f d l l Q
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1 i-u must.x hav«> a nmtlle in the w in d ow on C h J stm u s E ve,
make It an electric orie— th a t
• Tf
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AirtflMi
mm
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<iRo not illuminate (he tree with candles. (Colored electric;light assembles arc pior© ornamental j
if used with care, are sufer. A spot-light focused upon the tree Is, however, the safest method of Ull,
gives a pleasing effect.
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‘‘fjlmckcrrf sheuJd exprdsc grent care with their matches and amohiag materials while netr trees
decc.alions. Keep matches out of the reach o f small children.
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‘Toyw requiring alcohol, gqsoline or kerosene should be
= avoided,
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lure machines using-inflomable film.
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cure, dangerous connections... Such electrical'opparat is hrs
!
“ ff it is felt that Santa Claus
; coi
store tilth- shopping headquarters
it at. the
Perfume Sets
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“ U kl metal tinsel, flake a-1;lies ton p.htl pawtlcrcii mica fpr «now effects Instead of-the highly
patjcr clippings jmd cotton.
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t h * <‘n> n l H . i n f n n l
Tfnpiiy will (he fam ily be who makes our
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"if a Christman Iree Ik used, make surd thnt it Ih sccufely ?d t tip ko (hnt It w in ridt topple ove.
http it mvav Irym hdatinR nml lighting fixtures.
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M. N . C I . E V E L A N D . X ’h U f
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h. It. f i l l I,IPS. Pill- t’ lerk.
y" from the UnUdtl StMWb I
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(HEAU
* tnve parliamentarians a Jolt, j
»he wore it the first time in ■
bouM. of commons,-alter her * ^
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I**'i r e n t iw^r uiintini «iO u ll
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WiinriMA in ) haiitl i l i T l i y
m u i th#- H«*«l n f
1'lnrtihi, llifft 22n4 i l a y i»f n e r e m D e r , ,\ I* !!*!*-
‘-fashionable Parisiannes. Not
lumbering affairs now unl-J
t^lly ahontlojrfd cverpa by tlrt
‘fits, but' elegant affairs >, in
Kkbordered with red, ftrnanjent»hh bucltlex and fifaed with
XV.heels, Tho. genetal. ef*
riogant and pleasing. ■
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Astor hi
ihan
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tt . *1 | 1HI * \
Mr
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Its-*. » .il Ml.. 111f e r a c r l li.n
: h *f. 1 1 It.
11 >n
f lir.in .
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i»4«11 (*tnl
F U ifM ■
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*'*** not the fact that tho milfr>- trimmed with seori
nl0T1K Hnca of Hhe "vagAmodel which f a ------- *
“®n» bes^ seller!,
^.rifa that attrocum
?f|
H E A IH R 1AttTBRS
9fa7 M
tHV ritvfth
lln r
nf
Oruru
?t r**el u l lli the* riiint U t i f ( i h
t * Dll ml /<f MjiK H\* fill*' I ti rbf*
1*1It* •*f Hit fi c Mill M I « h l a >ri
r lir l i .i l b. S .i lif ui <1 F1«(I iibi
I l\. • . * Mill
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• I •e»*’»»11’ .
t nce it is always easier to l s
•0 the theater than to Pari..'
«rican women, who attend the (
*tcr, according to Broadwny’*!
i.tJrwswi art fosses, may take!
fr fashion tips1 thts year f r o n ,
Ufc ^ ? f :8JS u V 'h »T of L
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arranged to suit the w e a rer’s
T i l e m o m e n t y o n a p p l y iit*d P e p
’ made of fur, ribbon, in nut, |
p e r K i l l , y o u fee! t h e t i n g l i n g h e a t
it;
cope dr Chine, velvet
or!
In
three
m in u te *
the
congested
i be color is due -n to g o ,
h -hWith
'*
w,mml
•*«*•!
' he coat
coat or costume
^
iI h ’ I K i * ru n
nf»rtfa
U »’
oat the lint may match the through. When you ore suffering
front
a
cold,
rheumot
ism.
hack
tab f r * t . h . .111 h s o i f * r '
"i- with a cloth coni over n
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'c om the lint matches
the ’ ache, s t iff neck or sore muscles
Ttu* siIn•v f* hMti fn
Ilk? f Infit .‘’ MryaniPHH il Tr luM-vbl'1 Ifl full Up In
1juat get u jnr i f Rowlc- Red Pep- | F n h r w i r y
IftST. u I i I m h i I lit* > n »• i
u m t lif te r H i i f l i tlurr
ut 8
I pef Rut), made from red popperr. 1 inrMth ti fi f tu v a l r l f In It n H l j U i l Un unt i l ln ? i. ilfr n **n t h wltli
p YORK OUT-DESIGNS PAR ! at any drug store. You will have'
|the i)uicke*t relief known. Always
INFW YORK RESTS PARIS
the -potlight falling on the lend- say “Howies."
vimen In ten outstarniing
If* on Drnndway ' thi* tea*6n
frals the fact tllht NewT York
“out-deflignctl" Paris in ronkorihg new notes 'to the fejn|t^ wardroha In only two proFioti* has Paris hftrl n part in
Jtumi- designing,
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Ap-ntnr-ifirnt pi j
409 W . 1st
Phone .>18
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I HgltU'i 1 liiF 1 ..PH1 11. t s'.
flit I 'll VI *
tli, *:itintMkii<l the tops of the -..■eiiiv Lo e n d th e
lig liU ie s m ol
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D m *. I -ole, n leather belt being the
I.
tluve he cotigefttion and sorenes | I
> trimming.
M r ? fJ I» H u r l
r.ghl out.
Nothing hn* such coneenltrntwl
N E W H A T FORMS
penetrating heat :d red popper*
fine tie In Pnix milliners. In an
and when lieilt poimtnitq right
rt to got away from the too
icwti into cold*, congestion, aching
(tple high-crowned clotdle hat b
niscle* itntl sore, stiff joint,- re
|i.-'lucing turban* with <lra,i- I J'-"
rumen at once
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Ull v 1 111"'I Fli£
RAY BROTHERS
Tire and Battery Supply
^1 f l 1
l" 1' "•! ' ’l* uupit-iM t..p i 1rir'li tfiii-K
. 1' "M ft .‘"lb IH. .till, i
l S1
I it'd Wiirk
l.afn-f -i I S Ilix|irt t |-1ft ,,( mM.tlrtl-
Ease your tight, mhing chest
U H
I i u c h .t Tilt
Stop the pain Break op the cm 1 ** HF« Fa MF*1,11
<■“ V F R ^ H ft I Ml F|
gest ion. Feel a tool cold loosen up
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F fv U iin just a short tipie
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"lied
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D O N ’T T A K E A C H A N C E
m
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" aL' ,lW <'0B8 akd
red #* Rerond
Metier, this month Aatirizing society. Miss Helen Walker, a mem.........
? her
^ eJunior
inrfoTd' VVJVid*1 u n .i^A
ci'ot
hero f° ft hth
JuniorLeague
Leagueand
andthe
theNew
NewYcYork bar, calls her
fee
h a.
[contribution, “ Presenting Mrs. Chase-Lyona."
Hootesflea
-r—-----;----Ediiot *.v
’ ho make a specialty o f collecting celebrities for their funcr
AM IA B LE COLLEGE professors
If. DKIIO..;.^.. ----- M*»U«r '.ion s w ill see themselves through Miss W alker’s eyes i f they
kULt: ■ JONKO, H a iw itM K4Um
assure
the President and Mr. Mel
dare read that book.
J M V m n L n im o x i i a t k i H
The other book, “ A n Elegant H istory o f New York lon thnt they should change their
ar—rr.oo; au*2 «iomtrMMO.
views on the war debts.
JVeted In Clly ><y <■nrrler. !»<•/ fo r Young Persons of Quality," was done by Samuel H. QrdEurope hates us already on ac
h, J5c. Weekly Edition t*.o* way, Jr., soh o f Chief Justice Ordwny and himself a lawyer.
hy
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* The outline o f the Ordway book as given by the author count of those debts, nnd if wc inoblltiutT goes in th is fashion: "Society (in the early days) an en-<Binl on payment, we may find our-,
r**oltino&s
Ices uf *n««rt»loloents where lightened band o f aristocracy; (a fter the Revolution) th e jBC,vc* ln “ wnr‘ So any the pro'
\] are made wlf. brchargi-O
circle o f culture and refinement; (the Victoriun era) envied j f esaor*- *sdv«Ti
'hdv«rll»l*a t*
exclusiveness; (today) a fiction of press agents."
r—
TH AT WOULD HE bad, for we
(Ena AMOCIATKU I’ll CSS
The Herald lias not had an opportunity to review either ,do‘ *"nt want more war. But tho
Ae’ iklair.l Press is
exetusAnted tr> the, use fur ro o f these books, but what a theme!
beat way to get into war is to
il of all hews dispatch *
In this paper u n j also the
Society as you know it, society as you see it in the so- show that you nrc afraid of it.
nt .v*, pulillllied herein.
All
n » : t»f Tspuhllcatlon o f specltl called "sm art set," society as you read o f it in the news from The best way to keep out of it, is
© tcW s herein ore also resorted. expensive places, what a theme, we" repeat, for a writer with
to -be ready for it, and meet it
som
ething
of
humor,
something
of
philosophy
and
something
three-quarters f.f the wny, if It
PAY, DEC- 32, 1D20
o f pity along w ith his g ift of portrayal of things as they 1 tnrlx coniinjf.
UK JLKIIAI.O rl.ATPOIlM
o re !
{
rles/lsk e sl SanfonP* <ronl
It takes cash, or the things cash buys to really he anyHOWEVER, THERE in doubt a3
r"*TSl*r
route
to
Jnrbaonm
JK? * ‘
a.*t* ? f .
thinir lil the »o d a l world today. Thera mu»t be to *, to fit
J E S S 'S
ion ‘ at, HI. Jopss-Is- the piece, manners to amt the crowd, and morals— none.
[ N„ p0l, o„
art, i ™ „ „
h e r Csssl. '
Morals, indeed, are passe. If one has some deep found- pood deni about war
whm he'
■frlleloo
«»**»■ ol rwklle « » r .
courts. ed ideas o f honor and decency it is best to talk o f them flip- |started on hi* Egyptian r iqmign,
tie.
tlW of holldloc . *ro- panel. , i f one would he a social success. I f one hns an in -, J10 took with him solemn jirtifcMoj-H
—houses, hotels, sporl! houses.
nate respect for law ant! a contempt for the weakness that I ft'™ , Thmr1 'r"^n"r K n T d i i "
I’ smnils*lea of f i v e rarmcalls for booze as an essential to "good times," it is wise tnlnifiod touch to the- expedition.
lion of- -h o M le v s s o keep these, pceu liaritr; hidden. I f one him a penchant fo r!
------Lobe Monroe.
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talk
untinged
by
scandal
and
for
conversation
upon
tin*
deep-!
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WHEN
real fighting
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school system ' f t things q f life, he must never give a hint of it. That kind 'o?l^ ’.nNhir,,.!f®ni/ 0f^ e^ ,u
sroelsloa for lucrvasrH
go *n the set advertised as Society.
.gave the order "Scientist* and don*?'
rt •. «• ->r n • .. ^T h a f ‘ ‘circle o f culture and refinement” which Mr. Ord-Jkeys in the center.”
Id l e t e r s e
ottty to the days of the eighteenth century as
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An Excellent Recommendation
YESTERDAY
E very Floridn citizen capable of intelligent thought will
approve
the recommendation of the State Chamber of Com
station's Jiour." - <
merce for. tho establishing of more experimental stations
throughout Florida by the State University Department of
Agriculture.
•By rights Florida should have an agricultural experi
idle Hermann
mental station In, e;very county with efficient, courteous men
s n coat
*, .
®- o. Painter FertOi**
Jacksonville, Dur.l
\m
ONE - DAY SERVIl
SANFORD -I
laundry,
819 W. 3rd St,
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big company is drill: for o{L0own near the Tuminmi
lil. Ptaftaps’ they have taken
“i
the success of Mr
venience and expense of all day trips.
In th e experimental stations there should lie young
plants f o r sale at a nominal sum, and the men in charge
should so have their work arranged that they could visit
people interested in th eir work, and g iv e advice on the
ground..
So many farm ers have conn* to Florida from slates
T h ey
where conditions are entirely different from Florida's
come w ith records of success in their home *tutcs and make
PHIS
I'llU N T K Y ’S
niLome.
failures here, just because they attempt to do things in tin about one hundred billions a year,
way they did "buck home." and have no one to tip them o ff is old) tile beginning of national
tiydiic innumeruhhydif^y ' in cushat ar<Qo confront
o) th
Such farmers, and many a*nutive Frorida fa r n u i^ fo t m
|
Homeihiug
better than hope*.
be helped to make good most satisfactorily through t
. ugciicy o f thti experimental stations, mice those stations
THE THING WE need is more
were well established and properly advertised. Let Florida poptibit inti. Kiirmers need It e s
put some o f that surplus tax money into the good work.
<1
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pecially, und our foolish immigru
thin Inn-, k e p the hetsled (mpulatimi 1 ul
It «««m s that about once a week
I N T E R E S T !N C T n N u T E right now that Tennyson,
ome Sanford party lias an auto
F i f . y m i l l i o n m o r e p eopl e, of t ho
poof
l a u r e a t e o f F nglu m l. 'p u r n e d an < f fer o f I .dud guineas, r
■ 1 , I f ri -il. fiur.pi u.uilii
iblle -accidont which resutrs In
1 .death ;br serluuii injury of ni m o r e t h a n $o,U(lll, lit wi i t e ! -ae t s ol
for ( tins) ml
■r*
t nv .-rprodin
mas ')•.
r..1 I.
st tine dr two,
Hull Tl'lV.
th.- farm
g re e tin g cnn ls
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ill ft vv11*1 un >11 n { in 1 ihl* wi t h liis puni 1 1.
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1ion. Iinngine [ j o < t - om g tluil tiuw
(ir literary goutlom n i.
y is to known us the
lOhth." Thu laugh is un o r artists. Or any body,
A s m i K T h k b v i c k ....... has
nt they bring tho Chrisl- dnya. Poets today would rather inditt till mlt* t.ci ll t llkt 1 ()f ^been eniploynd looking after the
lls oHiumJ.— Sarasota Times soap on order than starve in a garret; authors would pre safety of President ( 'oiijidge's son
January particularly 7 Isn't
pare testimonial <>n the tjuulilics o f 11 Ionic nnd buy them-'and hjeelion has been mint, to
J laugh.jflwnys on tho old man?
American* will
selves a new automobile
Art sit** in tin* scat o f materialism, that expenditure
H fefiT 'i \ v r .— 0------disapprove t fit- objection
Anil real I v u h \ in it
ta Times aaya there the lap o f luxury
bio men down there.
some
season of the your am!
1 this swtlo
Should not tnke it too
to heart. It ir one of the
ties wo pay for being famous
I'RKNIDENT t o o l IDGE ha*
I'.st one of hi* two boys, and when
tn* remaining *..n i* protisted and
A M PinI( ’ AN AVIATION
h'.'ked after, It 1* the President’*
I V 11ANXitpeace of mind that is protei l.-d
Americans approve that expendl
s » r sST
The turning ponit 1 •*r American ther strengthening the national de lure, the country need* the l’ resi
In a letter to Santa aviation wn* reached in Id-'i This fclise resources and the all juiine dent * concentrate«l and undivided
1 writes; "Dear Santa— I love year ha* seen a r. stoniLi.m of manufm luring industry. If such a attention
^Plffse hurry and make morale and efficiency in he army private service were to carry the
No new name ha* been added to
"line soon. I like can- and navy services anil the author nlni|* un contract the Postoffice the public payroll, in this case it
olstilike Mrs. Santa CIuur. izntion of adequate military and Department would he freed from menus only detailing a secret serv
of huts and kisses and be naval airplane und dirigible con it* pre*ent deficit on nit mail 1 ire man, utready employed. But
to kiw. Mrs. Santa Clnu* for struction. It lias ul-o. seen a |iro- transportation.
j if it meant hiring half a dozen
gram mapped out f •>r i..inmcrciul
The National Advisory Commit new men, the people would still
;t
airplane dovulopincnl
tee say*
approve. They can afford a few
Brisbane *ny», “ 'bon't
‘‘
It
i*
the
opinion
of
the
Nation
dollars
a year. They cannot afford
The annual report >.f the Nntionshort'.in this' coun nl Advisory Committee for A ero al Advisory Committee for Aero- to have the President worried
of course that means
nautics, transmitted to Congress nnutics that, without following the
it* ns well M stocks urvl by President Coolidge, take* note European policy nf direct sub
W. R. SCOTT, president nf the
Ifjpveryone hang* on the of the extraordinary change in the
American commercial avia Texas and Louisiana division of
(y bought last year, It
outlook produced by the legisla tlon will surpass European (level- tj)„' Southern Pacific railroad, droj
*iem rich liefore manj tion of tlie lust session It says of opmclit when, but not until, the ped dead yesterday, in l-o* An
i have come and gone.
construction and operation of air geles Heart disease, a* usual.
.
condition* U>dn>
——rt ■
cruft cun meet the economic de
Itncriuint should take 1 "America lead* the world in the mand* nf lower coat ami greater
THOUSANDS
OF American*,
iSilcb’ ihtiirest In tho lllneas of private ownership and operation of safety "
useful to their country, carefully
shlhitO as the Japan, glreruft; is at least
abreast of
These demand* nrc being met linvr their automobile engine* over
res. A sudden chahge I •M>U,r pragVessive nation* in the fnore mid more by miccessful pri hauled nt regular interval*, ond
that country might technical development of aircraft vale operators. It is not unwar- drive the engine in their own
9ge of foreign policy fo r military purpose*; und has tho ranted to expect that Americap jjpiif-U until it atop*, never to start
tnlffl I embarrass ltd a coun technical knowledge necessary to technical skill nnd business ability ngntn.
sent state of unpre equal or excel the commercial air- will give u* before long nn nir
piano of other nations.”
fleet surpassed nowhere else hr the
JAPAN GOES INTO mourning
; .
This is n modest und cautious world.
for the Mikado, in advance of his
1 Indiana, saye the statement. 'Out navy's air service
expected death. Several, including
l cities 0/ Florida hnvn
rie, prefer tho oldjlo barrel guns to
barrels and autoyou like to trade
w»» asked rehunter looked
his questioner's
weapon, add re>trade.. ,You go boom,
stcheni.'I go boom—
_ mi Post -auias- up
aaying .that "You
an important citlxen
“ -et out of anything
TfhUqtu>t&”
you. get by
seem to be able
1Enquirer-Sun.
B IL L IO N S
In
,n eonsquence we hear of new
fortunes nadc. «f millions gained,
of billKmi To the average citizen
'this iiuliu» little "r nothing
A
mllioii r:t tdlli'.n in innt u row of
figures IP* 'an imderntant! n bun
THOSE I'll AT M o l'i.lli' good -Ir.-.l or * tb-.u-an.l That n* •■■•th
tucks in lime have „ cheerful I
^
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f'hristmas ahead, and have liU(l |of millimnires, and yet actually
there ar> only a few
It r. more
jmrt of it already
imixjrtnrt to know that millions
“ Big Steel'' cut up a melon that of poopl. are in comfortalile cirmeant nt least I'JZIi.OOO.OfMI And cumsUiinvs, il know when ftieir
within a month assorted melons to next ineul )* coming fiom. am the
tailing ?75li. OOfinoo more are <•*
Pect.nl
' OiLjris car.
, 4 , — Macon Telegraph.
about Chicago gi
confine their artivitfo
(tent to each other.
000,000 <>n to m*w crusern.
ap
$105’"
From these stations should come aid for evurv new-, ir'1' ,w1!1 rto1
hiin 1,1 rt'ake us
.
n 1 11
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'junk I hose new cruisers when half
comer, an d all home people who uak It, in s o lv in g prtililem.H finished, ns we junked a number of
.v*3ivn1■*34'1» .1 1
n #
it aih farm
f ni>nt .tit.*
,* —,1 ,,t, »work.
1.
*!'
L ...... should
>1, .«■•1,1,
-*:
* > <* *■ 1 1 1 .*■
oncountered
In
their
and garden
There
mH#rnirlc€*nt half fimnnr<i hutc!«*
Britnm'n
ruqui'^t some
i-hip*
n
t
he continual demmiHtrution work going mi near enough fnr
agricuRuriaLs big und litth* to nbnerve it without the ineon tlllll- Mgll
I hate
'
muel Parr;,
He don't own nothin*
the
CONGRESS
MIAMI
Those are nice toys, and would
Out of t « big stock dividend de
make amusing targets for foreign
airmen. The
money they cost, clared by .he United States Steel
honestly spent, would build enough Corpomtlci k®* developed nnnthpr
airships tn make this nation safe hectic ru*. of trading in Wall
Street. .V>n have gone wild over
against any possible attack.
buying nd selling of secunlieH.
I b e s i d e s , BALFOUR e. atill Frantic DOm prevails in which
in c h a rg e w ho u nderstand that they a re em ployer! tn g iv e '
there Is 1It If sanity, except the
th e p eop le h elp fu l service.
i alive
Hew du wc kn.iw tin- Hrit- eager greed tn grub huge profits
Imade, of arm inn.
—Chicago Tribune.
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-**,And how to Thee
"scend, 0 Father, Gloertdf We plead with
ice fon power. To con-
Ia H im ey Google;
S
fiKhtlnir nirahipH that will fly, und
ftfive American fighting airmen a
I chance.
nor ure^A Hii prewncc; strength provide the entrance fee today
is arc in Ilis place.''. 1
0
%
■ He’s "got aomfthin'g
"i In his noodle.
■
raoMPT sna>MEsrST
It M the Lord, and greatly
p raided c^tetaj^Gtary, and
.. mail I hate.
• 1
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Get new price in*
0 U A L IT Y
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STRENGTH 'AND g l a d n e s s
The BMr I hate
la 1Hlttlo Frank;
l i o ' l P t money
In tho bank. t>
-Wtycrosa Journal-Herald.
!u
Is perhaps tnore advanced than
thnt of any other navy. Our com
mercial aviation shows very great
romise. It is true that the United
_ tate* is behind Europe in passen
ger carrying operations , Europe
has many passenger lines. But
these do not Bupport themselves
and have to be subsidized by the
Interested governments. Fa*ecn*
ger service Is not, productive.
What tho American commercial allr
ila'ns aibt nt Is utisubsldizcd operaon by private companions handling
mainly mail 'and express matter.
West of; the Mississippi River
private companies of-this sort are
now working a ta profit. With the
f
lrpT
K?thit that U an ol
^ M b r U 4* l
one of his nurses have attempted
suicide to show their grief, and
Good blood isn't everything. The now tho Mikado is getting better,
child of a king must be taught nnd may recover.
which spoon to use.-r-St. Paul Dis
THE JAPANESE take very se
patch.
riously the semi-divine character
If we must accept government of thoir emperor, and should he
price-fixing u* nn aid dto the pro die, many Japanese would commit
ducer, when will it become neces harakari, most unpleasant death,
sary. to resort to the same method by discmbowclment;. to go with
for the relief of consumers? There him.
are more consumers than produc
Tho Yan'derbilt-Marlborough an
ers.— Houston Post-Dispatch.
nulment talk spreads to Paris,
where the Rev, Heckman, dean of
Why Is it no ono can put n hat tho American (Protestant) pro
on your head and make,i l t feel as cathedral. denounced the- annul
if you put It there yourself T-Leb- ment The dean, whose church is
anbn Reporter.
ded by Consuclo-Warlborough'
” Catholic
b n .k . , 1
ahk didn't
d u rt and temporal power,Yregards itself
s me t
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1 It* own
j Contemporary
Corhment
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HERALD
next flivver ns well.
And oddly the millions mean lit
tle more than just figures to the
ginnts who deal in them, who are
adding them to their swollen for
tunes
What benefit does a few '
more miliums confer upon the steel '
What can they do with the
1heath
.*trn money ? They can gratify
nlf their perzonal need* ami do ’
About the only
j sires withfiu* it
thing left is to give the additional
millions awn\ or play with them
Su they kee pen playing with them,
reinvest them in business whereby
others are aided
It becomes a
greut game, the thrill of iti quiring
Hut the* tittle fellow with a few
thousands, n steady position, can
procure fnr himself nnd family
ju»t about as much as the billion
Hire
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‘‘Wilful waste makes woeful
want” is as true as ever. By wast
ing not and by saving, puss be
yond the danger of woeful want
We offer you a place for your
savings both safe and profitable.
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THE HOPPER
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MIAMI NEWS
S a i i f o r d fF l a .
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The fb /t .lily on \\h h bills wore contrary c.uirse is followed
in .fiUJigr^|g m I he jires !u;i!«K*vif hills is proposed ut the b.
gmnlrfg 1>f a sefisjun. Congress
si-41on. 1.000 piece* of pro pi.hlles around over them until the
gulation ilropjH.il into tin time for adjournment draws near
When the last ami then madly scramble* to pas*
VP hopper
f congress adjourned there r reject whnt the committee* con
,000 hill* on the calendar, sider of the most pressing imUsually many things
which comes over for eon jiorl ance
left undone thnt shoiiM be
.n into the short *e*«ioti nr.
11 y thousands more will he done nnd many thing* hit done
... I nobody know*, hid the 1 lint sltould tie left undone
A- 11 result ..f the 1 Mitt tinu-d ef
will iirobuM V f not Hi lie to
lowing until adjournment. forts of state and nntmna] b.gisia
■V gii.it man) of t lie-c bill-* art lure- I he rolltlt 1 v IS flooded with
I of a no r. or less rout in
’ it 111J reijnre mi extensive consider- Jof them have been piled uji in re
1atluii. In spite of the fart, how- cent yearn. ( iovernment bureau*
lever, Itiil congress tin* been lugis- |hnve tieen created to Inkd over all
luting ftj- 150 year* there must be. the ordinary function^ of the peosonie ofjthe jiroposed measures 1 pi.Fhe government doe* ubout
over) t lung
now penlmg which are sufficient- everitlung
for
us now, excejit
ly impoituiit to ri"i|iiife the care limit he
The ioiintry w.uild tic better off
ful st 11.(5 "f Die members
It is
If congress
quite obfii.u* that emigre** can will, losr logislat am
not give i mature . .u.sideriit ion to W. .I■l h'tiit it* riiemlMt'rs for a few
,.ne or two hill* each sen
* 11. ti a tqt. h "f l.-gi-lat I. ni a* has year
*1 •11. nation would survive the
been prod.*ed
. I y nicely, and might find
I tie ag ity of b-gi- lators tn pre * il H
do something beside study
juiting hi s. proponing law*, i* be- t lllO
It 1* umnz- leg..I codes. (if course, congress
vond con irehension
Every bill
ng that ersons wnh the ordinary will d" no such thing
human imitations could possibly offend give* opportunity to get u
be so pro fic. It 1* wen more aur- name in The Congressional Record
prising t nt they should wunt to for the edification Of the voter*
back home. A* long as there is
be
seem the reasonable this opportunity for a little public
It woo
the number
ant ttie
nuinht of bills ity the hills will continue to flow
thing toj nut
to thosei* Much are clearrly of im- into the hopped
thrse con.sid"Do you object to being your
I* 1rta neee. nnd give to the
era lion Old they merit. Quite the wife'* opposite?" "Yea." answer
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EDISON’S NEW THEORY
M IAM I NKM’ S
In the Torrent issue of The Forurn, Thom a* A. Edison s quoted
a* saying th at the building of Rkyscraper* in the congeated jmrts of
American citimi will have to bo
nt the ••‘ ginning of the day’* busii lu‘,*s’
great overcrowding would
result that it would stop traffic
and cm t every individual involved
part of In* time. It Is this loss of
LinnMr. Edison believes, that
eventually will lead to a check on
the erection of skyscrapers. He
feel* this point will be reached
when the congestion becomes bo
great Dmt tho practice of housing
business in immonse buildings will
cost the husineH* men and their
employe* time Instead of saving
it. He also holds that the gradeeras: 1ng problem must be elimiBated
a system of streets
nated ami thnt q
ot different level is going to be
prohibited in the future to prevent
traffic strangulation
He sug
gests* that the city of the future
will be tremendously affected by
air travel. Ho believes that as
spun as a practical helicopter is
designed bo that airplanes may
raise and descend vertically land
ings will be designed on the roofs
of new buildings. Noises will In
crease with tho growth of city
congestion, he,declares, and there
will be little opportunity remaining necessary in every growing Amerfor contemplative thought.
lean city
Mr. Edison soon snyr ho fa sura
Mr Edison does not offer, howthat the traffic problem Is the ever, a substitute for the skygreatest to be solved in planning BcrajKr, unless ono would rend into
cities of the futurf; a problem that his interview a desire for smaller
must be solved fln t by the mathe strxn tore* tmt more of them. He
matician and then Worked out by may offer that substitute at a lathe architect It would be aston ter date, wince he is not accustomed
whlng, he contends, if wo really to taking M ra V V ith o ^ ^ ’ rivfeff
could know the actual cost of traf- something of far greater valu?
fit; congestion. In discussing the His liclipf that congestion Ip our
probable necessity of prohibiting
tho building of skyscrapers In sec
tions of cities that are already
over-crowded he predict* disaster
If such
is .continued. ^Vhen ,
111 the
In the skyscraper, j
(tart to
out Into the it
ywaiwsg arum Air.
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M ANY BRILLIANT SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF
HOLIDAY SEASON ARE PLANNED
ffedfW«Uz
a Jane Sharon will cn,arober of her young
o’clock at her home on
■t.
i Department Christr„r the.chlldren of ,club
3:30 o’clock,
' • •y
Thursday
, oulld ^hriatma* ball
Bt)L
Mbors
of America ,to
) o’clock at the old Mn-
Books and studies have been
cast aside, und the thoughts of the
college set turn to the frivilous
side of life during the holidays,
which this year are filled with
dances, dinners ami suppers, as
well as tho opera. Each day is
brim full o f fun nnd each of the
many pnrties is just as interest
ing, or more so, that) the preceding
affair.
This week wns ushered in with
n dance given by tho Kappa Delta
Borority, on Monday evening at the
City Hall. On Thursday evening
tho St. Agnes Guild will give their
annual Christians ball. On Satur-
git unity j. \
clal Department ui me Woman's
Club, which will be a brilliant a f
fair o f the season, will be held
Tuesday evening. Doc. 28, at the
Hotel Forrest Ijtke, with Mrs.
James G. Sharon and Mrs. Forrest
Lake as hostesses.
A fte r the
dance, Mr. and Mm George A. De
Cottes will entertain a few of the
memb*irs of the college set with n
supper party at their lovely home
on Park Avenue, honoring their
son, Frederick Bell, who is home
for the holidays from Staunton
Military Academy.
Mrs. J. C. Gibbs and Mrs. Fred
T. Williams will bo joint hostesses
at a large bridge party Wednesday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Dec. 20.
by Dr. und Mrs.
>u ball given at the dance given
Thomas
Albert
Nrnl nnd Mr. and
it Lake, by Mra. Alice
.ring Miss Olivo Now- Mrs. Julius Ilognrd Bonner Stry
ker ut the Rosnling Club, honoring
Miss Charlotte Stryker.
Saturday evening at the Hotel
Mrs. Georgo Walker of Forrest I-ake, Mrs. Alice K. Hill
lug arevisiting in San- will entertain at a fancy dress ball,
, guests of the former's honoring Miss Olive Newman.
.Mrs. Henry Wight will entertain
; Roby Lain*. *■ •
at n buffet supper, honoring Miss
y friend* of Mr*. J. N. Mary Elisabeth Puleston. at her
* glad to learn that she home on Pnrk Avenue, before tho
!g rapidly -from her re- Woman's Club dunce, Tuesday,
[jon, and will sobn be Dec. 28.
The annual ball given by the Soiut again.
S. D AIG E R ,
of [.austtale, 'fa . The flratijuij
of tho San Carlos Opera, *A«
will U.* presented on Thurs<*y
nine. Mrs. S. 0. Chase rill
tortaln at a buffet supp<r
opera party. honoring hei Ion,
Frank Chase, who is homo fork he
holidays from Exeter.
*
Miss Charlotte Stryker will be
a charming guest of h»noJ at
bridge, given by Mrc, Iai V in e
Hurt on Fridny, Dec. 31. A fltling closo for the old year willbo
the dance to be given 'by lhc
American Legion on Dec. 31. 'lvo
operas will also be preset,tedton
that date; during the afttrmln,
tho well known opera, “ Marti!,"
will bo sung, and that cvenilg,
"Lucia” will bo henrd. This is Ce
first time that opera hng been pEsent%d in Sanford nnd from all •
dications, it will prove a tremei ous success.
SOCIETY
EDITO R
RESIDENCE
J. H Hrown uf Day Shore, L. I.,
Miss Zoo Munson" o f Fort’ Myem
has returneil to his home after a arrived hero Tuesday to spend the
week in the city looking after his holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Fan*
business interest*. While here, Mr. nic S. Munson.
Brown wns the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. \\ S. Thornton.
Miss Marcctto Lamme ot Wat■cnburg, Colo., arrived here Tues
Miss Kathleen Jay left Tuesday day and Is the guest of Rev. and
for Statesboro, On,, where she will Mm. W. P. Buhrman.
apemi the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richard
! la, re Everette left Tues- Hartley and baby of Columbia. S.
mng fi>r Bridgewater, L. I., C„ will arrive in Hanford Tuesday
he whs culled by the death evening to spentl the holidays with
mother, Mrs. Edward Pctl- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tur
ner Houser,
Monday and Tuesday here as the
Miss Jewel King, of Fit
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hu- is spending the holidays I
lit*.
her brother and hi* Wife;
Mrs. E. W. Trueman of .St. Mary,
Idaho, is spending tho holidays
here with her sister, Mrs. Fred T.
Williams, on Crystal Lake. Mrs.
Trueman will visit another sister
at Coral Gables, and then go. to
Cuba before returning home.
Mrs. Raleigh King.
Mrs. J. L. Marentetto nnd MAh'
Helen Marentetto motored to Or
lando Wednesday, where
they
spent tho day.
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5
S
rr \V J Morrison nnd children
H i-driesilny for Palntku nnd
s o n v II,' where they will spend
holidays with relatives.
THURSDAY M
Continuous from 1 p.
II S.M .
S
Itev iltl<j Mm, C. W. White of / Mrs. Ford arrived here Saturday
W'intti IIaveu spent Lho day hers1 lo spend the holidays here with her
Tuesduy uiih their’’ niece, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Carl Killingsworth.
bred I ’lugit
Thyj? were accom
panied by Mr, nntf Mr*. Charles E.
Mrs. J. D. Lctaon returned from
Ham *
J
Fort Pierce, where she spent a few
days, and ts spending the holidays
Mr* Howard Tibbals of Umatilla with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
spent the clay here Wednesday M. I/orri.
with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie S. Mun
son.
Juck MacDonald of Eustls spent
m. t#
“Ladies
That
W ith
Mrs. J. R. Adams and ions, leave
Friday for Trilby, where they will
be with relatives for the holidays.
Ilori$ Kenvon
Lloyd Hughe%;J|
Lculs Faxenda
A Bruce Scenic
"The River Road”
Comedy
"Kisa Me Kate”
Milonc Review
The many friends of Miss bin
Gray, papular member of the high
cchool faculty, will regret to learn
thut she in ill with menengitis ut
the Femald Laughton Hospital.
Reports this morning state that
she is resting comfortably.
a g g n u a j a r a a a a M r a iE ia iiiJ B n im iU M a a r a fi!^
. —br ’ *>A ; '
jV. McIntyre, who has
pg her daughter, Mrs.
[leaves Wednesday aftiher home at Lakeland.
Dlrii. B. F, Ganas. and
ke Friday for pdlnU.in
Lre-they will spend
Grand Opera will occupy the Stage o f the
Milan Theater Dec. 30 and 31. Three
perform ances o f Opera in Tw o Days
T w o Eevenings and one Matinee
'
Th ree d iffe ren t Operas
by the
f Higgins will lenve
■a visit with her aunt
home on the St. Johns
arksonville.
d leaves here Friday
where he will join his
illy and. spend the.holguests of Mrs. ’Byrd's
and Mrs, Jake Wey.
dr* Dan Hodges an
birth of a daughter.
>20, at their borne in
Wallace leaves Wed g
Tnoon for
Tntnpn, ■
Hi spend the holidays ■
abeth Houston left
West Point, Ga. She
he holidays with her
W AGONS
All kimja unit .sizes uf wiignns $4.50 wagons now $,'1.75
—$2.50 wagons now
A M E R IC A N F L Y EH T R A IN
F h** Lest mechanical train.
$5,50 trains cut to $4.53—
$li DM trains priced at
$5.25
S T A T I O N E R Y IN I It A E S
A splendid Christmas Gift
and so inexpensive too..Love|\ Boxes at from $1.50 down
to
Wa t e r
Every little girl must have a
tb II Carriage to have a happy
Christman— we have them in
all sizes form $ I
down to
JA PA N E S E FIUJIT BASKET
Tiny
that
with
Ours
A lovely g ift that will ue much
appreciated— priced so rensonnblo at Knnher’s. Baskets
ure now $1.45— $1.75 bankets
priced to sell for
DRESSER SCARFS
"She" will like this Gift, n
dainty*. artistic nnd service
able Gift, $2 value cut to only
15c
G IFT T IE S
. |
tn lovelv Holiday Boxei, just:
the thing for "Him.” These
make an unequalled g ift hT
our reduced prices. $1.60 val
ues only
J A P A N E S E JARD INEERS
Enameled Baskets, n work of
real art, makes an unbeatable
g ift at our price of
SLOG
ty, appropriate nnd inexpensivc..$4,50 Scarfs now
SHAVING SETS
$3.50
ELECTRIC GOODS
$ 1 .3 5
;
*
ENTIRE LINE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES REDUCED!
the Holiday, on men’s, women’s, end children’s Shoes, the famoua
igc of this liberal offer and save ..money.
ring
si a few cf our numerous bargains, It would take a whole section to list
have thi?-merchandise and we have reduced the price* fwr betow normn aLKanner’H lhjs
£::
‘
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-
BLOCKS
Tots revel in Block Seta
they can build and play
to their henrt’fl content;
range downward from
$1.50 to
sets
Cut Glass, an extremely nice
gift, low in price and rich in
quality, a real Kanner value
for
a
KITCH EN T O Y SETS
Little girls like these too, real
aluminum, embracing
real
utensil* for tho "little kitch
en" nt prices thnt range from
$2.00 down lo
DO LL C A R R IA G E !
.......... . „ril-,r, „rirnrm
CARVING SETS
SILVERWARE
�me-As
■"
: Two Year Old Kor S«nlnola
OviUNInth Day O f Racing:
g
Many Finishes Are Exciting
GAS 18CTS
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The ninth day of racing nt ilic
Seminole track s*w the mile rfcord broken in the sixth race by
i Trapetoek, a two-year-oid‘ ridden
by J. Walker, in the silks o f Wll- Item Maher, who traveled the die.
; tattoo in 1:#B 1-5. Trapstock broke
in frontrjiabd
tttvoc headed,
winning by a length from Magic
|
" i t i a s a day , . r
M O N E Y T O LO A N
fini,h-
I ;«•, most of the rnt-es were
G 1-2 to 8%
on
their home ostensibly to in*pert
the dwelling which was for sale.
Two shots directed at Her went
Wild, Mrs. Truslcr Raid,
Neither she nbr her husband
knew their assailants, Mra. Tru-ler assorted, and «hc could aserf ho no motive for tho atta, k.
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IJusincs-s and Residential
Property.
Mfirifirngo L o a d Dept.
D e e r e s . S PE N C E R
& DIGHTON
Cut Prices on Tires
1113 Sanford 'Ave,
Phone ‘IG1-J
clore
T th.u the wlrtrter, wnfc in doubt until
bo
II the number* were hung up.
t
In the fourth race the feature
V event o f tho day, Benny Rubin
| broke in'front and wan leading by
f four lengths when coming around
* the ‘turn Jockey Zocller lost * hie
Just lustingTor the place. Hhup, a
long shot, tknfer around h im 'for the
first'b ig oddi a t the day. Colleen
0 ,‘Came from f a r back to take the
m * *ropU eqd of .the purse.-*
Paacuma added another one to
i * Ids string of victories when he
brought Lcger
in first
in thr
opener, Getting nwny in front and
‘ j increasing his .lead, ho passed tho
. j judge* a winner by.-vight lengths
, f nnd was the ih o & ty '
} f meeting.
.v *
•* |
In the seventh race, Htfrh'of the;
* j North broke in front atuj kfrpt tft***
, lead until a sixteenth out. Sir
| Galahad and Mollhero came from
‘ I way~bnck and running neck and
neck passed under tho wire leivtng’* • ! heWrfMMinln doubt until Sir Gala
had’s number wns hung up. Cry*,
.tal Ford, the favorite had no ex- I
unters Asked To
lip Diseased Quail
'6 Georgia Expert
■ fit '•
his * h
Will Delight the Feminine Hea
-* jt,±
Mrntnl anguish, nervous shock, attempted nsrault and threat* to kill!
Mary l.ouise. Spas, first "Cinderella Girl,” has decided that *he suf
fered all thnsc unplcasimtrics along with the attentions of K.dwurd
W. Browning nnd that they ure worth no Ip .sf than $500,000. Heie
she. is shown fondling a few of tho gifts the elderly millionaire on.*o‘
lavished upon her.
for full terms, despite financial
troubles, wore worked out at a
T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla.. Pec. 22. meeting <>f the county school
—W1)—-Quail found by Florida hun mard, uLtrndv.il hy delegations
ttrs to be diseased should be placed from several seittom, The will
in a glass Jar, sealed tightly, uml ngnvss of hankers to extend lime
to llr bert L. Stoddard, ■currant* for another year, in or
BciicKtmi, (la., according to Ttflle ler to ensure sufficient - funding
M U M,i. I Hiujtni.i. Ild
1!2
Gflrite Commissioner J. B. Roynll.
'or the pupils, enabled the hoard
Stoddard hns been employed o extend the school period
'd'
Augiistioi- \ itIdcmain>, I’ rr
by the United States Biological
i f " ' r n (In- riiii-rmiidit formed if
Survey in quail investigation ami
PLAN T ('1TY
(’ reparation <0
research work .in Loon, and Jeffer
Vdelson baseball field, to he n-ed
ton counties, irr Floridn ,nnd Thorn
i* training ipiarten liv the Colnm
US khd Grady counties In Georgia
ms, American
Association, iT«b
He hits be$n directing this work for lext spring, it, g uog furwurr 1‘n
three ycaro.
field will be timed "\er to t h.
The life hahits of the lo rd itf cam next Man It
LithuanianPremier
Charges PlotsMade
Against Officials
T h e Christmas shipping is holding m erry sway. A t last there is nothing1 in the minds of hoppers]
Question o f “ Whai shall I giv e? ” W e are happy that w e had fo ie s ig h t erfough to stock our-storev]
the g*ift fo r every m em ber o f the fa m ily th a t w ill put to rest, in the r ig h t way, this age-old questioi
those in the f a n w who wish to m ake intim ate g ifts w e are su gg estin g a fe w items. May we hi
pleasure o f helpirg you choose the g if t “ that will deligh t the fem in in e heart?
Lunchecn Sets
B ed Sprea
Another gift tlmt we suggest fnrt!
ing the aporocmti'd gift fur the hc$
is one o f our ha nil some hedstireaiif,
a large varietv of fern v >ilk n
dainty crocheted ones from which
make vour .selection.
I'hev ttili
beautifully.
T>i every hoimekeeper tiero is no g ift mnri
appreciated than the g ft of linen. We are
‘. iiggesf ing one o f ohr Tinny him hcun sets,
W e have some with riant v erdnreri borders
and others that are sold white. Sets with
either fou r or six napkns to match.
HOSIERY
enemies, disease*. f«od ami whnt
feVeF clfcb concerning its welfare
***« are being given close stud) !•> Mr
' * ( Stoddard.
D A Y BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
W INTER HAVEN
Ex ,_-rvi<e
uen, wlin served
m tlo U rtd’
var from N e« York -r.o. 'no eh,, *■1hi r i' ml
lilt f4! fI. t,.U tin
rq^ntrsrtt) n *rio ! t■•rrerrr^.,r- Is- Tf3 W *10
ng notified by Adjutant Gineml 11 ,j d.i11j:i i th■eatenirig the , ,un
I. Clifford R foster (hat tiiey Irv • independent e. nnd therefor1
dlo 11Id fib their a p p l e . for c, \erthl I •v tlie teelih S|ci:\ ion
•Anuses, offered Ity New York. udminist rut ion and the Const.tu
Che time fi i the applli ulinnr will tinn must lie reviled so a* to mnki
the in,u g,,\I'rninml effe
.
•xpire I )ei ai
Orlando—Suit wax to h<> fibs
In circuit couyt here uttncking U>
A:itaiui“ Sun t ain. Ie..i|, i
tin
legality ,Qf the incorporation <>
e, ‘iiti d ' l - t a ’ . , i ’ d the n e w P r e s i d e o '
the town <>f Hithlo. It S. EicJJ.
local attorney, planned to f il e th.
" f 1 ' f il t i o a . b» liilt i a or •-,-r f m :
suit in the minir of the »liiie, the
attomfrY genernl hnving given hi» h'tnp-cv vVilIs-rd figtil na- flgfi cq Mar>ih.it 11*Jkuii>k , 11*** Pi,J< 11 *iti’
consent.
The litigation m ‘ *n" u i iilej tlti ring he 11 and rctoi," ’ ', " I
I • 1 11
'
( 11 rti I m \
.tkiUii { |iu^,i:m rult
tal have been opened by New I'.og -he weekly bout* being staged here hiM).i
land interest, which posse** lurgi by the American Legion. Mr. IIIn ciJiin! m*wi*|iu|H'r! . IimJ nr.litir'
holding* there.
tie’s presence wus
discovered imivement* designed to bring reul
Itrough Merril S. Mr. {sack, locnl 1izntfori of their respective nntionu
! iii'pirntlnns nnd fur the*e :n tivltlei
S T tlA R T — Following the con
;nlf |iro.
t
served prison terms.
dymiMtian.-hy an inspector of tin
state board of health of the citj
K l'S T lE
Hu , ty is pi.iiiinng
jllll, an election bn* been called on o elaborately obr-u ve the next an
a $400,000 bond ir-sue, some of the liversary of George Washington''
proceeds of which will go for ,i ■irthdnv
li-h JJ
The aiiMmii
lleW prison.
The ,1 npod <i iImw ,,* *be I it!,o t ’ounlv 1* . i 11r ‘
sue would really he used for the -\s^iH ia! i, ,ii, u *i\ dnj cat nival, an
eretlien o f a building to house American l.cgo,it show, and in,
the jull, police court and office, Ameriiun Wintei
'I'rup-Shooting
I'ourmimcol v-iII he added t the
iron mm, in addition to the annua) ,
\\ EUSTIS— Yegg men blow the estiyul, featured hy n motor boat
Hof-Mac Uattcry t’n.
^atlfc of the Eusti* Strain Luun- race.
Sanford's Pioneer Radio
efry, taking cash nnd checks
•^apiountinfif, til about $200.
The
-.’ irobbety was tho second in two rin Jan. 1 on the proposed nc\
Adhys, the Atlantic Const Line he- theater, to he erected here hy tli
.nrtttngement of a chain of nmusc
t itig the first victim.
o*j»v OCA I*A —January 1(1 wa« set
^•A>y Judge Bullock for the second
^ t t U l of Elmer R. Ander*on, charg.. «d with the murder of a Jackson, vllle taxi driver.
He was conevicted last year of the allegec
' grime, but hi* attorneys introduc
‘ td new evidence ami ohUined an
** pther trial.
The driver we* E
Schrubb.
■ M PfeNSACOLA— ThU
city is
v claiming 41,380 for its population
as the result of a Burvey annoum, «d by the Newspaper Feature Bur^•au, which conducts pnuually o
' cehlus of the popuintlon of var. J 'ldui communtlss. The 1P20 cen
sus was ,3L058.
ment houses over Floridn. Th
□Inns call for an 1800-srat hou>,
with lobby, foyer, mezzanine, »r
ORLANDO.--Workers in citrus 1
marketing offices nml citrus i >h <k )
lug plants o f Orlunda draw’ $1,211.BtrtMB, nceonling to n review ,.f i
the industry, announced |u thej
chumbcr o f commerce by
W t
Chcwning, local rcnl estate man.,
Citrus marketing agencies alone
deposited $21,520,729,78 last teu
ton ,or an uverngo of $107,632 01
daily.
‘ s L - i —_ 11
11_
I
A
*«
$ 2.50
81.75
$2,50
R obes
Versatile m aterials Httch as taffolas, antins and crtqtos— hnve?been used in these
sii|M cf plain and fjincy designs. Those
de.siring while and the
inord delicate
shades as well as those w’ho wish tin
dark shades will find Our ftolectidn hiost
complete.
N,lk cn|vliu<' s, French flannels, and silk
itcpt’, .lie Hist a few Minis of materials
1Mni t,,i . > neon i:fit’ll i’ l.ishinmng these
).,i '-i in •nhcH for .Mi l.aih'. Sump show
tnriinimgs of silk cords, mhers lanes and
•me with 'he seasons popular furs.
85.00
•"
825.00
8 3 .5 0 8 2 0 .0 0
ivns
$3.50t0$25.00
NOTICE!
Our jilant will lit* closed on
Christmas riav except be
tween 8 and 10 p. m. IMace
your order accnrilingly.
We have a good .supply o f
double heavy cream for
whipping.
Tf you
want
good, try our
' -A®i
.
something
FORT -MYERS— The mid-winter
examination of the State Board
xN (‘ j
conducted in the assembly room
of tho Lots County High School.
81.75
Fancy, iln in d v Incojftfajmetl voiles, silk
and jcrst’v s ure hei^b fh 'iu r tedtiv deiiaiwnj
wide rniige pf htyloa that aro bcuntl to P '^
celled o f BUcfh a lovely
■i
Special orders^ ■for Xmas
day will not bo accepted
later than Friday noon.
«m
'Por fhoar \vlio wislv to give
In so and yet do,not care for
tho sheerer quality we suggeat our service weight hose.
This quality comes in Van
Unnlte and Phoenix and high
lass merchandise is.not snt>
i i ficcd in ttin giving rft' them
For mother, sister, daughter
u ifo. \) t* suggest one of our
most
practical
g i f t s — that
of hosiery. T h e we!l-kuo\yti
makes— Phoenix
and .' Van
Kaalte— in
their
sheerest
quality await com select ion.
"1
Shoo.
NESSELRODE
PUDDING
X
FOHTMYERB.-When the some
'-v-' 050, more or less, big-business men
-f*-«rrived hero on Jan. 7 an the
^ *u «U
.of S. Davies, Warfield,
pmldent of the Seaboard Air Line
railroad, to. observe the opening of
Service
Chiffon
pne 634
•y
In the new material “ Illusion,” as well as
in jeraevR*, silk crepes and fancy voiles.
This one g ift w il( find a delightful plpce
in many homes whero the more intimate
gifts are given.
A atvle that will suite and delight, every
type anti figure. The makon wo nug^eat
mord desirable than autins, crepes, jci*seya and th e stvirdy'hnii dainty. Ircos .
�SANFORD
three walking pals in
ristmas?
CASH LUMBER CO.
"The World o f William fciMold."
by II. G. Wells— n book f<r a think
er. A man of nenr CO rnietfs hit!
|life nml all its thoughts md Jouks
w. s. I’ HICE, Mgr.
over today's world in ni alb'inpt
711’ W. First SU, I’ hone 472-W
blankest of the northern prairies rest. About n father who wrecked to answer tip? old t|Urytiol of
A ll* * Sumner
A pos lives with his render-under-mc ot- “ what’s it nil aboutT”
need* a new book and the drabness of lift.
NEW
"The Arcturur Adventvre,'
sessive,
domineering
woman
who titude tnwnnh the rights of father
at none being handy, we
William Beebe— tale of still
f o r t horde o f those who marries an idealist. Their almost hood
LUMBER YARD
* ChrUtmnstide the ono mute-battle ami the romantic finis , "My Mortal Enemy," by Willn the Sargasso Non, the stAnge
fishes und other things «*en.[
a* the,weaker becomes the strong ( ather
food booh story.
A tin> lunik with a log'
\ Complete U he of
really readable trnvel am no
er.
It
moves.
You
finish
it
ut
one
1 w how it goes'.' Tw o
|idea about woman s struggle with history tome.
Frames and Screens
sitting.
hare ’em chorus girls
. traits lyithir he,
a
woman’s
"Show Host." by Endn Ferber. is book for t.-.ie » ho cares more fur
‘‘The Venture Hook,” by
-were going over their
Medicine Cabinets
possibly the big novel of the year craftmunship than *»tory,
Mordaunt—another trnvel
Cypress and Fine
ilist*.
it'll I give Betty ? She’s and the probable Pulitzer Prize
Page Mr
Tu l t b y
Arthur highly readable. Life in the
Framing
A colorful, glamorous I rain For the man who likes de Seas front .the Wuhan’s vitwpAit.
ling," Bald Ohorine winner.
Sheat hint;
stpry of an old-time show boat that tective tales.
--■ -- ■■ —----- — a. !
' "
Siding
plows
Its
wny
along
the
Mississip
her a bookl" aided
„ ,
. “ NK’ gvr Heaven," by Carl Van
Flooring
pi, playing.1 theit„ old
,
mellerdram-| \ erhti a anyone who reads much
Ceil:nt,'
e’* got a book!" came nters to the little towns on the welcomes any Van Vechtep. l!ut
A Few
Flni.h
river's bnnks, with the romance of don t give it to someone who just
s A.
|\Moiildin^s
"story is worth this r c - l thp Players’ more colorful than wants a rattling good strvy
Christmas
$
-•
Lath
or without monkey ph*-' ***** they weave on the stago
Books that are not fiction
suse I believe tho real) 'The Time of Man," by KliznBrick
Suggestions
"1 he New Pictorial Outline of
[been overlooked.
*,c**1 ^ttdox Roberts story
of History,' by H. (J Wells. A pre
Lime
|that Chorine A was no "poor white trash" and the girl, set for the entire family. The old
TravelinR Sots
Plaster
She knew her clients, Ellen Chesser, who seeks beauty in outline that made such a stir now
nnd
While llmk Plaster Board
jiixed Hetty fo r what she muck. A love story ns powerful made popular wit hnttrnctive print
Nails
Traveling
Cases
and
beautiful
us
Hardy'
"Tes»
of
rt to whom a book was
and pictures, History as lived by
pereen
Wire
(ling to set u flower pot the D’Obervilles."
ttie human race since time began
Builders
Harduarc
"Her Son's W ife," by Dorothy
lince she didn't have twe
down to today.
Doors
Canfield—the
disaster
of
n
son
what's the use of two
"Roundabout to Canterbury," by
who brings home his fine and in
Windows
Charles S. Brooks—a delightful
Sanford Drug Co.
telligent mother a wife who ii
Murphy
Ironing Boards
Cot Step-ins
whimsical, hums nsort of travel
'T h e Rexall Store”
conrse and ignorant, and the ine
.Made lo Order
line A listed Betty for
vitable trndegy of three--four206 E. 1st St.
Itpe step-ins and violet
lives wrecked. All mothers of sons
The Brice Is Right
lr, and proved what a
will enjoy this hook
vas she.
"The Painted Room," by Mar
I)o You Want
all. then, in buying
garet Wilson, m former Pulitzer
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Doks, We assume that
prize-winner, will delight those
tour clients as the chirrwho read her "The Kenworthys"
ji'ou are buying books
i and wondered what hnp|>etird next
Small Truck Farm
bplu who think of a book
Also a complete story in it-rlf "f
ng to hoist little Willie
a rcatless girl of today.
high chair, or put like
I hii \v swim* t hmtp twn acre
WitJi all due respect to the a
ini between two slices
trail-*
i'll hi Mr
t >ia t
hove ‘‘womanly fiction h<nk*.“ the
|t bronze 'book ends,
I am off* ruitf fur I I lHIO with
following are meatier stuff that
eide to buy books for
$200 itnwn find fl!0 per month
might appeal to 'those who wnn*
recognize books ns
Thif* land j-* tho fincsl kind of
more than "a bedtime book
rs and to whom one
trucking !JiTif1 nnit flowing wa
Bitter W ar Story
Bn sense ns good ns an
lor af if i'l(*i Trti Hv an- nvruhihl*1
' "lUrrner John." by Hugh Wal
Each t f«o t ha* ii fuming!- of
-o different, and pen- |«d_e another tale *f the caihedml
I 1< f*‘v.t £t,r g•• pa ^rt! i mol
lifierent that there nrrjeily nod a visit that w.ilk e in beau
Vn\" 1• u h* >
enough 1.i11*i
under which hooks , tv and strength
T»* T.11*-* thru ou T| Vi gi'tnhlf*'
lupetl You can't sn>
''I'eftallow," by StiiMmg "Itiil
Ji f u 1 ' 1M In' i |t in i ' t j ii i u j* h
to
|Men," and "Books fm (tifly ' life which tolls win Tenues
SanL-rd f«t U ' <• i\in ir ni should
no i-mi.I paw an .cti cvidutiun
hu\ 'i ,
f » |»c i tru* |. t„ f ,ire
'Honks for Aunt irn hlng law I.if.- iu --nr iiatiimal thi'\ nr* •11J gofir
[fo r I tides
is From This Number
Ponce DeLeon’s
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Eye—
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Wouldn't SILK appreciate a
bunch of Roses, a Gift of
Chrysanthemums or u Cor
sage to wear on our gayest
Holiday?
Your thought
fulness in giving flowers
will ever linger in her mind.
T* -
On Christmas Day needs
flowers for that urtdefinable touch which desig
nates the exquisite senti
ment Unit prevails at this
season, Allow us to give
our suggestions and help
you iti this intimate asso
ciation.
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STEWART
The Florist
Me Fancier
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hv H a an It 'n
Arcade— I’hone
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Pocket Hooks — Book Eentl
Smoking Stands — Leather Bags
Seth Thomas Clocks
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Telephone 778.-
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H. C. YTELE
or city in 3’lorida. lias
a shortage o f Rental
I’roperty
meaning'
homes
that
Our Windows Reveal New and Lovely
Christmas Inspirations
should
point the way to op
portunity
one
for
some
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a good market for real
from
$6500— if
$‘1000
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price conie
have
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SMALL Cost
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anything to sell at this
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values in homes sell
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RIG Results
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you use Herald Classified Ads. In any ci
em y a Classified will be your friend -In nt*^
1Vo them for just odd occasion* uL comlUf.k f
large selling campaign through the Clasalfiwl
Columns— results in either instance' wilh'ktftl
24c a day
THE HERALD
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“A Substantial Jeweler ina Substantial Ciiy**w\
that wo art underbuilt
in the maker of small
Fountain Pens — Atomizers
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Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open
Al 114 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel
1outside the htontc and
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Sanford, Florida
The House of Quality Gozids
'three books by Louts
»hieh would make #
'’Pkt nift. if ydu cared
! me of them is contf‘ ;T h « Green Boy
and “ Early
The Iasi and the newrjr ° f three women—
lh“ , C°ir>plcte in hcr*hai
want* while
**i the- hindmost; 01hut sacrifices self
**r f “ Msc, ond th gift
generation. Books
Attomey-at-Law
Offices: f>-M
Superb Gifts
fling success o f ;both
«*iness, alto—
Many Windows," by
*apl— one of tho best
tries ever writtcn-The
»n advertising copy
Ml*d some bl
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fictitious.
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WILLIAM E. MALLEM JM
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BLUE BONNET MARKETS
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L. A. ItKNAlU)
off with what might be g
"womanly fiction,” ■
(■written stones for the ■
Tangerines! Tangerines! Tangerines
b' or about women. But J
[the mistake of giving b
30c per peck
titles to any woman 2
you know might like ■;
biography to come g Alsu assortments in fancy Holiday Boxes-— a gift that
el hups it is Cousin | will surely please.
Ihi- .lelight m tile well B
■S't- and a pretty girl 5
T H E T A L K OF T H E TOW N
■gobble up—
lion to Sally," by tin- JJ
|rden."
There Is nojg|
in her talcs. But they ( ■
|crest things ever writ- J*
line in Sally brings ijB
Opposite Valdez Hotel — l.’lth A Oak
bonnet-wff to a lady g
allv write about noth ■
Sanford Ave. & !»th — Sanford-Orlando Baud al
lirutar
(live Sally ‘ id g
(Jindervllle
Barrie
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to,1 Story Awry
n
I- William
I.-ok.
|r., t Perelin is a copy 11
ii'H-ters in the gnllcr
•lory that gf'?s all a
oniri mi knotted some
|Ba" i the sort of book
r.ir bt , to read and
►
r another one like it.
FROM
Via-," by Roger Burhe story r ( a girl who’ I
|»»> front pruverty to
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became "business
I lirniml love nnd the:
Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry
Ml human relationships.I
P°tnen will like
tho |
Mesh Bags — Compacts
*n, the caterer, also— ,
Urrwn," by Jeanette J
Ash Trays — China — Toilet Seta
|tnt story, so fo r as we j
married
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Hilti-r
by tin- same t iken Vii'dhei war story
“ Jk! oegnn," by Jini Tolly
A
^n v,ho like love stun-1Sensational
ingali-v singing III the .-tin v of Hollywood
"Ways of Escape," by Novi (• nr
hi there are women j
fir biography strong
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| w «y of approach then
jrsonslity to the h.->k *»
in know your Pa soil *
i out Aunt Emma and ■
tm*u!er the newer fie
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fastnesses
on sir nig
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Announcing
Underbuilt
■ii men who love fudge
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QUHROUNDED hy u m « * and urged further to
O Bdranring age. Ponce de I-con failed to (
long nought “ Fountain of Youth” might lie
him to the mighty springe. The world haa
old knight’* childish belief In the miraculous.
But science ha* shown that perhaps he wea
far misled. Ill* error lay chiefly In expeetlw
physic*! transformation. Today. 414
are findtur reluvenation end fresh Joy In life a
er* nr the spring*, on the fairway* of the ,
entirs* In Florida and on the lakes and wale,
thread this charming domain. For a booklet you’ll
address
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$2.50 to $50
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PAGE EIGHT
DECEMBER
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£ en *vtor James' A.Peedj
iJie in v e s tig a to r,
Samuel Insult
the dottoi* of th<
Senator David Reed
a. defender
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i’retty wines nro not the French \ incyards’ only >»«•!.! Witn
Renee Domville, chosen la>plus'Jol a of the Uordmuv wine
One of the Mcintillant stars of
Two
ertory enst In New Yoil. r< Martha .1
Charlotte Cushman, the tragedienne.
Fame. Tlic origin f Miss M irth s. I
she Iirecls no excuse fur
t r ;c
CA f
Fund
Shtutk-,
S en a tor H T E A sh u rst;
>ountce
the ouster advop^
Breaking The Ice King’s Grip
S Senate prepare to plunge into the business of
IV th
senator from llltnof*, to Till th e ttnexpired
i n fur a fujl term nr, t i Ik- thwarted. Senator Ash
•t*eiit th" -.•etirnr of Smith
Senator James A
ii' >r a r ' riort o f In* probe into <ampaign g i f t s to
a/nui I Instill, publr. utilities magnate.
Senator
tho Columbia' UnWcrr.ity middle-distance men
jisnn in N’cw' York. T-cft to right: Kd’ Hroutie,
miler.
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Among New Crustaceans--An Ice-Coated Lobster
Recruits In Law-Maker*;’ Ranks
Ifefii t \
At loft i * D*vld W.
tin.,
, Missouri, dented
clevatut f
toty in n fcpfctul election
mbor for U o 0 . 0. I* an
�’Quake’s Terror As A Doctor Viewed It
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I Tenant tease Case
Bring# Testimony
O/Tftpartment Bar
CHIP AGO,
.Dec.
YES SIR! m
We are
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What a Charming
Room
't- Walls; textured with
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Textene immriablydraw
that comihent. W ith it
■Hr , you nay reproduce my
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landlord’* effort to break a ten
nnt’ s lease boro ha*'brought forth
testimony that the government
through Ralph W. Bickle, on® of
itc “ under cover" prohibition
agents, operated a speak easy un
der the name of the Bridge Wtyst
Club on the premises for more
thsn six months.
Bickle so testified is federal
court yesterday when called to the
stsne) in connection witH the sub
lease ho held with the tenant for
the place, \thich is near IflTth Avo
207 W. First Street
period of texture, any
color or combination of
colors
in the form of a
i
permanent dacoration.
f t **i '
sure smash the prices and the!
Full guaranteed tire at tfi
lowestpossible price. M
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Let us tell you about
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For Salo by
CHASE AND COMPANY
Sanford, Fla.
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A* poat*qpuko seeno on one of the* principal thoroughfnres of Lcninak en is viewed above,
At left,.* brave father smiles into the camera from benenth the wagon top to which
tho catastrophe .drove him fpr a habitation
er, sitting amid the ruins of
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his home, is seen receiving si
relief worker
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1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dcq. 22 ■ i i i i i u i i i i i i i i a i i n i i i i n i i i i i i i i m u m
—(A*)—S. Davies Warfield,' prexi
dent of the Seaboard Air Line to
day extended to Gov. John W. M ar
tin over long distance telephone
from Baltimore a personal Invitu
tion to acccrmpany tho apeclil train
to bo run early next month over
the raijrortd’s Fort Mycra-Naplos
Good Until Christmas!
and Miami extensions. The chief
executive stated that he had tin
mutter under advisement*
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HEADS FOR NICARAGUA
PANAMA, Deo. 22. -f/F)— E*
peeling further fighting in Nicarn
gun soon between the force* o f the
rival conservative nnd liberal go v
ernments, Re P Admiral Julinn
Latimer hns e * short his stay
here and i» head r hack to Nicnr
agunn waters in i. s flagship, the
U. K. S. Rochester.
The Unusual in Gifts
jTE-:-Thla graphic deacrip* embers over the floor.
patch
of thw horrors -i of th* Ar
.. s
1•
- The earth outside seemed to lie
We hiut a few hours of blixxan
iin earthquake was written
full
of
opening
fissures.
We
hes>'‘‘slerduy.
although today is like
]g the* ruins exclusively for
itated
to
step
out.
Then
the
tre1
!M,n,mcr
, Service and.The Sanford
ild by the, chief surgeon at mors stopped- I saddled my horse I Y' 1 ' a" ‘ v',r> pn,Ul! of ,lh;' wa>
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our Americans have already begun
Near East Relief .noapitab niul galloped two mik>H to the rnum j (0 bring order out of chiton. Our
id near •Lcninal^en. It wan in I hospital where there were 000 p a -,l(,ven hospitals, partly in tents nnd
region that -the eatastro(partly under the stars, are dispos- ! EUSTI3— Schools of Lustli will
Pay on
hand was felt heaviest.
Fortunately, this building w ith-. ing of the unhclicvnhle numbers ! observe “ Old Ironsid.
Odd things, different from the
order of tt
These are features of our selection that w|lt‘ il
those seeking the unusual.
GIFTS .FOR EACH MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY
VIOLINS — BANJOS — PIANO R0
PHONOGRAPHS — EMBROIDEj
LINENS — ATOMIZERS AG
GRAPH BOOKS FOR THE SCH<
GIRL OR NEW LY WEDS
Special exercises urtstood the shock, and soon the eas- of putients in a manner best do- (Jun. 12
tc he held
The local dubs arc
’
unities
begun
coming
in,
ninny
of
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scribed
by
the
old
slogan
"Hnsi
HNAKEB, Armenia, Dee, 21
also plunnig t * observe the day.
them
frightfully
mangled.
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us
usual
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i writing thia after five days
[rowing experience in the amputating a hand when the sec
ond shock came, at midnight
It
,
jeart o f the severest series
,
,
I X.Mf’A Liquor is tiett* r than
was twice us severe as the first 1
thquakea that have occurred
and Of considerably longer dura- U,,u'r ,l" n " !u’*t
f»r th*
sttiuri Armenia in the past
(ion.
Again the hospital stood throat, J Campbell, n e g r o , plead
,-<| when arraigned in criminal
in the first tremor came, I [firm and I went back to work
Itting by tho fireside in my |. From one village of (500 people, 1court for violating the prohibition
Campbell said he worked in
■tone residence near the nr- 128 were ilug out dead from their j law.
ruined homes. Wo have
[Whole house shook, the floor babies born to earthquake
I t e ^ ’ storm at son, n great Iall of them doing well,
Ing noise pushed through the me u whide nation is ngnit
ind doojrxvnyi and ft tremend to the life o f the refuge
ast o fca fr came down the like animals and flies eve
ly, instantly extinguishing My own home is wrecked
gang
f wood''fW '*a‘n(f 'Muttering family is camped in nn
Walter tf. Slaaon, 51. D.
Many people fell ub that our prices are the loyv
in Florida
EXPERT PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PIANO TUNING ‘
Open Evenings j|g
Sanford Music Store And Gift S
tnorly Friendly Stores
f)02 Sanford Ave.
318 1st McLander Arcade
Phone 832 -S lin l
Ifa g f i g g B fig g IBg g f i
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Tea Set in either Bavarian or Dresden
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Priced at $16.50 t6 $35.00
Universal Carving Sets, just the thing that the whtfle family
can appreciate .with enthusiasm.
bri„ g much Joy■
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A-Peerless Heater will bring Cheer and Happiness throughout
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A Shakespeare Rod, Reel; and t
happiness. Tha combination set
priced » t only
many a year.
A 67 Piece Chest of Rogers 1837 Silver will bring hap
mas time.* A practical and useful gift for the enti
Wrinkle Proof Iron is
recinto this Christmas.
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cou a
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A‘ camera vor
kVCi^i* movil\6 prfcvteR^,
or Boyiki' <slov/ e^(
»re Of Ocean Wreck
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kOrts the Gtmrncri to stand by bis ship.
Ilan ^ #even °*cliick that rvetiinjc in !
dense fog, the Itomu sighted « I
,ur" flare on the Yiuiirncxl,
linn
With the distance tie tween the 1
tjie two ships cut to two miles. Cap-j
ft ,A- t^ln Peaposito of the Itnmn called ,
tott for volunteers and almost the eni ' tire crow "responded. Thirteeii men
th- were selected, manned a lifeboat
of nutitber 13 and set out over the
ICR Vtorm water* heedless of super-
GO O k W O O
doggone
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St. Paul Promoter
ri Until 9 P.M.'
Retires Prom Rimr
ip the ,Christmas rush, the
ST PAUL. Minn., I*e< .M.—lA'i
of VrtwellfDrew Company —Jack Reddy, promoter, match
i ' Ifi’cks/ui-iicx Company maker and manager of boxers n
>, uia to temnin open until
St. Paul and Minneapolis for 35
r'o'n 'tlfe'th ree nights pruyears,
is throujrh with all acliv
ChristmW,’ tfc'eoVcMnfc to ntv
itie*
of
the ring. lie has retired
^sm^nt ninrfe'hy thr* inanHcif each atitrr to lay.
from the sport to become identified
jmlffJ'WttAhl't ohe for the; with a St Paul cons trill tinn cum
‘ "Of bUKilieas (leople nnd;
puny.
rn living nwny fro mOrlanReddy has Iteen the mo At on:
viding them with mi oppnr
to do their >shopping after ■•funding fin it e >o the sport -in. ••
Went of both store*
in their advertise
siting "'That part of
ich ennnot be *up
^wn merchants".
bor.ln; wus fi^st l e g a t e d m Mm
'ncsotii
He hinughl out Mike <i
[towd, once middlewejghi chain
pinn, and
also
managed
Ihlli
Miske, Johnny Krtle. J im k Muloio*
and others
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PHESSERY W A N T E D — Several pianists anil
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
vocalists to work with lecturer*
The Herald Classified Depart*
105 S. Palmetto Avenue.
Phono and renders several evenings n
rnent will be
glad
to help
840*Ji
week in Sanford and the immedistrangers get Jbcatcd in rooms
ate. vicinity. Tin-. i» exceptionally
or npartments ami wilt render
H. lo PERKINS — Hnl>cruasher j high class work. ■.nIy the best of
headquarters for C o I i e g i a t e ; talent will be <uiiMtleretl, A d e-] every assistance to tho-o re
questing "it."
Clothes. 110 First Street.
quote remuneration
For particn_________ilars write N'litimutI Iturenu, Dept.
1 vchunge Bldg., Nashville,
T
TH E SEMINOLE PR INJTFirV
TER!
FOR RENT— One furnished anil
ANSCO CAMERAS
one unfurnished apartment, closo
A N D SUPPLIES
in. Call 166-W.
C01 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Pro|i . 33— Help W an te d __ Mnlc
j. Cwh in Advance
.i t , wilt b* refelired
J and colleelor aeot
K ’ for payment.
„„10e ■ lino
„ 8c * fine
,7c o line
rile* ° n fcqueet.
_
rttd
rate*
Are for
insertion*,
of Average length
j * line,
t jhArgo of 30c for
fci ,
..ling i» ,
rifiration.
,or i» made
Id will 1>« responsible
n incorrect .insertion,
jitr for pubseauent
[: Thi bffice ibould be
(mediately In fc**e of
Ia DVERTISERS
.(Id
representative
. familiar with rates,
HAN'T NOTJCE
, rs vlioulil give their
Ipostnffico address as
eir phono number if
.. results. About one
of a thousand has a
fniid the others can’t
jii,. with you unices
your address,
oniinusnrc MUST be
rrson st The Sanford
[ire or by letter. Tele*
bontinusnees ire not
|. Pro mpt - Efficient
Service
mil Found.
B lM .L D o i;
gel.( x by d e s e r ih t n .:
i !i..i i. * ami expense’
Hus ■lb
/\ ccc-Mirio.t
YES'
Tiilwa?
Yes'
ajieiil in Sanford*
Tir, i »i 20tl b. West
Slarion-s —
Ke-
is s e r v ic e s o f f e r e d
wrt Hair Rubbers m
and Children*’ I >e
partment. ^,
’S RAKP.ER SHOP
Magnolia Ave ■'
RUti STORE — PreDrugs, Soda. We are
»s your phone.
Call 101
An ft Furniture Co.
Fi]*t Street
trry a full line.
»re light.
Cash or
want your business.
Co., general
(>rk, sidewalks, btiiliiirng ition Imxes J. R
f rnp.
da ‘ Hot Sandwiches
1 DRUG C OM PAN Y
It v s u li
S io r o ” '
■ecialty hf-t/nrprompt
(sjrripiionn juuj. quick
delivery; L
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A-xJo W a W COS A u u .
W elieet nietii! works
qiauieiitj! sheef metul
'15 W
207 French
(f DV,\N -All kinds of
Shet.'t Metal Work,
ikvt Tnnks. At Oak
Third Street. Tolo-
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- : -v i half per centum (3 1-1
point B. A. Chittenden.
W ig h t nnd Alice, Kltta.
of said election fend It.
Clerk of raid elect ton.
The form « r ballot for
tion shall be aa fnllowa.
f B o n the approval
By Crane
V i' i ,
,
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:-'‘Na p
MjSSjLm
INGTON T U B B S II
-ooKtt
—
.
Jr. I h u m < u
i jr, nut the owner
|»7 for estimates
RADFORD
A
Cc. le-ite
5 room stucco bungalow located
At Hi, mrier of Palmetto and
1025 Ford tudor sedan,
(JoO'l
FOR HER
|HE W ILL APPRECIATE
Katie,
I.urge living room, din tires, upholstery like new, self
1 our Gordon Pipes for HU
ing room, kit, hen, two bed rooms,! starter
$.100 FOR HER— Gifts of distinction for mas Joo’a Smoko House, 10$ 1
- i'
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. ; 1st St,
FIVE ROOM Lin Turninbed apart bath Hi1), sliuwcr, large porchci,
4 ^ CLARENCE SMITH
10— Motley lo Limn
Central Contractor
ment nil conveniences.
Prlvnto etc, well built and almost new
Ford 1-ton truek, with
r
600 West Fir*t Street
|entrance $25 monthly. 014 Myr- $8tonn l i terms nf $200 cash nml
S$200 >CAN-l U S S ’
i NOVELTY s m o k in g ' Sets, Haobody
$85 monthly,
LOANS- Money available at 7 pei j tie.
at Phone 441
lain Pen Sets, Toilet Set*, Per
.
Ill ■ biK»nt'« Shaving Sot*, M illu r*,.
cent. Close in property. A. 1’ ,
fume nnd1 compacts that will |jrU(hes, Leather Goods and Poelw|7*3
TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and SpHni-li bungalow on Pnrk Ave
WIQ H T- CH It IS E N RE It It V PRINT Connelly f t Sons
|please her
U«ney s Drug Store,•
Union Phannae/v s *i a ^
1025 Ford coupe.
Good tir<’'v- , Moisch Bldg
dg.
.
,
*, ,L , 3 5
; bath,
attractively
funvshed, nue
SHOP — Printing, Engrnving,
FiirilA furnished, two bed
$250, ____
|moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 room.', living room, smnll dining In splendid condition
Embossing. See us first
We do •17— Dogs, Cuts, I’et.s
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF FANCY PAJAMAS, BHO!
N. Pork Ave,
t. Phone 417-W, R. K \venueroom, kiti hen, hath with shower, i
Christmas cards, novelty glassJacket*, Lounging ■Rob**,
Commercial Street
double gunge, large yard. $8,000
We have several other cars at ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him thie Christmas. 0. L.
III It 1> IX KlS, Thoroughly trained.
75— Huslncss Places f o r Kent on term- <>f S5O0 cash and the bul low prices. Call nnd let Up demon- i «4lk underwear, pocket books and Perkin* Co.
| sent on trial, $.15 to $lUl>, free ,
21— Insurance
la lice payable like rent.
strute.
other distinctive gift* for Mi-Lady.
11wit on application.
Jo«
Moss,
ATTRACTIVE
rooms
to
rent
for
Mi-Lady'» Shoppe, 110 Magnolia
lewisburg, Turn.
FOR HIM— Attractive watches
stores or offices at Park Ave., Beautiful bungalow among ouk
Avenue,
i.
trees. Almost new, large living
the latest design.* Don
W I I ITE I11GIILEYM AN. Inc. i —
and Commercial Street
W. M.
room, two bed roams, dining nook,
|W A N T E D TO KNOW who own<
Next to Yowull'*.
<
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op. luith, electric range and
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
THINK OF THIS!
water
Pit Lull aliul (log in Sanford?
Singer Electric. Cash or terms.)
posite Court House.
henb r complrtely furnished mndy
FOR THE F A M IL Y
|Add roan .1 J. Nulls,
I'lneiaatle,
|Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W.l
for
cm
to
move
in.
Double
gar
Flu.
Nicholson, Manager,
McUtndvr [
$750.00 cHph, $ii,r>ltd prr, will buy
USED CAR EXCHANGE
age, flowers and shrubs. Owner
77— Houses for Kent.
A NEW IJVING ROOM SI u . ' i - v CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
!
Arcade.
will •.••II fot $10,50(1 on terms that
Ur,'.* .
_____________ ______ ______________ will bring Joy for 'all>Un,4Mi.
n brand new five room bungalow 5(>— Fuel and Fetxl
i
0 W. WANSI.KY. Miouger
are luiis>
_
:
D
A
IN
T
Y
LINGERIE,
a
pair
o
f
thruout
the
year
RwacU
FlffFOR RF.NT
Three room house,
located on paved Mreet in the
, huse or
handkerrhlef* would \n'tor° U°-* 331 E , l » t , „ v y
U nn|i I ii y Fine S t o v e m id f ir e
lit AN I ICC I ( HI P I ( R A T I O N
< IIItYSLEIt
with at reen
porch,
eledric
|>l.li e
IT11)N E ill »
heights.
I his house IK i<<mpl)'t<lbi r i r h l H m lit l n g
CIIAS T FULLER MOTOR CO make he.r a lovely gift. The Y o w - j -----light' $ !U pei month Apply ( ■lnGET YOUR CHRISTMAS
Sanford Ave. at 10th St Plmne 592 ell Company.
ih i'ilte Cash Grocery
l’hoi«‘ 71 1
I
_____________________
in eveiy re*|H>it with oak fl<«>r->
I nit s \I.K
nnd holiday decoration*
! ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E. Fittfc*
NASH
\M>« HI
—
Will) 11
FOR RENT
it loom bungalow on H.ri— I.otM For Sale
and numerous built in features
Stine, Heater, uni] ITrepUre
Ix'nds the world in motor cur value j Stationery nnd Fountain Pen*.
I’ulmetUi
Aveiiun corner
of
ALW AYS FOR G
! Seminnle Ho<ik Simp, McLander
SMITH MOTORS CO
Hctter see us right away.
Ql K h SKHV It K T IlA N S I KU Spur ling Street, Two bed rooms, I A I T 17 I ’ ! I l l K , T V I t iic iin V i t i n , I
Seo I'arisienno Gift Shop,
Arrndi*.
I'HDNK 49H
dining room, living room ami kit
(Streets Mow paved),
$75(1 |
dcr Arcade.
S F M IN U LE HUDSON-ESSEX
chen, hath room, garage, Improve Verm- $ P » i Cash $25 p e j m o u th ,
INC,
K F L A T S A T I 'I t E l e c t r i c U c f r l g e r i DM l.dl'C ll RKAI l'\ CO.
W o o l ' 1 JiR S AI F fo r f i t ephi
merits
$45 monthly.
Phone 711 10 per cent diM iumt f o r i ash
20.1 Oak A va.
a l io t i t h e I d e a l G i f t f o r
Heir.
m ill at-,,ve
I e l m o r d e i « nl 1511 f o r u p p o ih t m r li l
Ia)t lit (III), Hill, thlee bits off of
Phono 41
Tel 7 12
:tl I Final National Han .
K e l v i n n l i i r P l a t t C o ., 39 M c L a n SM lTII BROS.*
M e llo m id e A ve
K 11 D v s o tl
_______
<l e n d a Avenue
$', '> | F i r m s $5(1
l< r A rende
SANFORD. FI MKII'A
i
ash
$Jo
pei
month
1
•
*
per
rent,
III
PSMAKMONH
l l l l t It F N l
5 ro n in s tu c e o hut.Homo Furnishari
Sanford Aulomohite 1 a
“ — » •
■>7— ( iimx I Things lo Kal
gab i\V 1' H'Ji t »-*t H! tit*' PurtiPT of ilisi'i atp| for - ash
SAY "M ERR Y CHRISTMAS” to
Phone 177
I ot I il
Magnolia Heights, $lH5l) 2ofi Magnolia Ave
IN .-I K A N i *
Huy Now — Pay L « t « r
( I *11 1mff*l 1r* \ Cliur- trill
StfiM-t
Her wirh n pair of new rdme*
IN. M F sT \ I K
I II Ill-i Oil lit f..| i u- )]
■• * ^ ^ u . u v r v i #
from AViimtriiff nnd Wataon'*, 208
living MHiii, (I mhiuc rontn, 10 1i T
1' AS I If I -; !NTFS
FS. in
’ a Im
mll ’ \\ e Silk
I ! !•>.>• Ala v ,( I *.vhe i
I lorigc«iin fi|i*ti
1111 cli-i tnc
DODGE
F 1-1 St.
(■ I
par I n -' Jkiti !11-fi
•I dm ■
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■t1
Pleasure cars and Gralmm Trucks
nfi'l vval«'r huuti-r, Ini lit »n iToitor- (i.uage
H i 2 ! W 1st f it
, t Ii - I •i IP a ti> - - n
MEN'S, LADiaS* AND
E l m and ' th S t
Ph o n e 3 GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS
1 itli!Mrl■*, two K*tl
bath vviH
ren’s bedroom sllppcni,
M
25— F lo r is t * .
I
A N D H A T FOR CHRISTMAS. $3.00 a pa r. Lloyd’* Shoo
1s h o w e r , la r g e
fio rd
and
reji j
| <>| > ON I ASA' T F R M S
!•<• Aiitomohiles fur Sale
R A F F E L D ’S
LA D IE S '
SHOP, 108 E. 1st.
p o M h es
O w n e r w i l l r e n t . f o r $-25,
J]|( ,
|lNl) J | ( ( m „ n t h |
w l]|
I A L L 752 for fresh rut flowers V TH r, Nee ,1 It
F ib ’
for
SA N FO R D AVENUE.
m o n t h l y , or w i l l sell on e i u p t i o n I bll> , u r | |
U jlk
|„„
and plants.
Mrs. Ginn,
San ( hii-lmas oranges Fancy orange*
JEW E r r AND PAGE
! ally eusy terms a I n . lose price
ford Heights.
P r i c e $750 ea ch
1U ja -rcent o f f
$1 no pi r box Pimm- 5(51 J Celery (
RIVE'S GARAGE
f * ur furlher iiifcirinatnoi . r * Mr
I.ET US H E L P YOU chon*® I h i TEACH YOUR F A M IL Y tht
for all ca sh
Avenue
Sanford l(en|or
Mitchell at The Hetald offne,
ideal gift for hint. YVa hnv® it of a saving* account. -^A
A. K KOSSiTEK
20H W Int St
Phone ill
in our *11ink. Woodruff and Wat- mas Savings Club” account
( e)ery A veilue.
Phone 212 AAr
$25 t-flkh tin>I $15 monthly will huv
out with thi* Bank, will m ika tai
II 'illseholll liontl.
*on,
208 East 1st St.
SA N FO R D licit K CO
I I 'It ItKN l'
( »n (••>ii ' •tin h in c o r n , i bd In P i m T m r ’ t
A Fil ial Suggestion for Fveiy
P tli e
appreciated gift for I
212 Magnolia Ave
g ulow and
garngi
m Fli'nii ! $ I 2511
Occusmn
of the family,
Firit Nm!
I ' ilt N A I F. •(tie gn* tnlige
FOR T H E KIDDIES
Phon* 3(57
>
]
Height» Cull *.*17 W
I -I Nl
Floral Designs p Specialty
Rank,
are Herald
(d v I- /
(
\ $2.5 i an ii nnd $15 monthly will buy
1IFFHKK SHF.F.HK DULLS. Twisbeautiful lot on Freni h Avenue
P
(ilt
RENT
Mode.ru
Hangul
a
U
■’S T E W A R T T i l l : M .n K IS T ''
I
turn Toy*, Balls
and
Rook*. YOUR SUITS aro mada 1n
h I — M isrHlaitciitiN.
( roirtim nnd bath, hot and coil Pm e $ I 350
Flowers for all occasions
Seminole Hook Sbij, 28 McL»nford to measure. We
Mil i t :it (i i - iiii.u i's , I n c
I water
Nice lawn and gmage
Mr L A N D E R AID A Hi
complete Una of'W dUm'
, drr Arcndo.
*- * ‘ '
j l a u r e l A v e jn i e lot It e lw e e n
9th
To No. ll)!( Went Central St
I’ll FK lit ANSPDIt TATHIN
disc. Quality, Service and FI:
Phone 7H1
USED ( All LOT
and K i t h S tre e t
P r i c e $ 2,000 on
Miami and hack Sedan leaving ___________
__ ___ ___________
TOYS of every de®cription thnt onteed.
t r i m * o f $ 5o c a s h nnd $ 2U m o n t h l y .)
Sanford for Miami on Friday af |"H— OfTlCCfi and DfSh Kuom
will delight tho children'* heart*.
27— I’ rirfesslonal Services
WOLF THE TAILOR
i
ternoun can accommiKlate three or
Union Pharmacy,
P A I M F T T O AND 3RD ST.
------—
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la
k
A
v
e
n
u
e
b>t,
$1750
on
t
e
r
m
s
o
f
I
514 Sanford Avenu®. 1*
four, p a - ’ engeiis (ladles
gentle
DR. J It VIDLF.lt
OFFICE Frirt KENT la M c ia c h $25 i nab and 415 m o i i l h l y
• i
mei, ] AS'ill ret tit n folInning A\ ml
FOll 1IIM
Uldg
Apply A P ConnrUy ft
( Till opoill.-t
r>c ■
11n ■
,
Apply " S eiliin , >a i e I he
In inlet Touring
JI
25
no
Son.«, Magnolia and 2nd
*\(\M|
1*0 YOUR CHRISTMAS
Avenue tut just off lit
l Foot Specialist )
UFA I HER GOODS and Fountain
Him,,Id
here, A completo line of,
C o ( i! ahem I
$HOtl oil
tree?
Pine $H*50 on tertlr’ of I I
Pens. Seminole Hook Shop, Me.
I loyds Shoe Store
52. >a - Ii m111 $1 > monthly
SO-—
A
—
1
C
t*iil
Kslate
Directory
g“»fe,
jewelry, Isdlrs and
i « 2<;
I " id
lo u r in g
$350 IMl Ijunb-r Art ade
Phone 1u2 for appointment
AI I
I (III p.1 I Ntemp-ol
I 'd :
—_
Northwest miTT! Flm ami High
wearing
apparel. Give your**
.— I >Illl pelt L11g til 111 -I lib".
1'lJi
** " !»• > '
$250(1(1 A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
X
Ue;i| land
Fur i|un k *ale $1(100 $200 1025 I ord Touring
F I.D RIlit.l
( d l ’t II
mr »■;-i*)
-------a
wrist
watch. Your
R U G S - Shnmpooed, right iti your •11<nllv new
Impure De*-'s iTlbng
Entuli' and vegetable*
Vnlde/. >cash, luilangti eusy.
Silk Ixiunglng Rohe* and pajn19215 Essex Coach
$500.00
home; colors restored, nap rats-1Station, Floru Height*, lh>x 10(5.
I
la
good.
W.
0.
Russell
SupplyTgj
Hotel Kuildmg
1021 Dodge. Touring
I
$ 95.00 mini nf all colors, nicely boxed for
cd, made Ui lool like new. ILghent
815 E. 2nd St. •
,
t
Christmas. The Y'owell Co.
*
And we have many other good
npprovaU or no charge, H. Itie*.1,
— W n n t c d — lo Buy.
HIGGINS-SMITH WIGHT, INC. ]bit« ihai can lw bought for Just
W j
rug expert, with Ixiney Dry Clean
__
Real Estate and
a few dollars down
■Hpiv
ifi
i
t
«(
i.r
mtlii
pk
Iin
lir
psy
able
|and
Aii.UNsT
JlilNIik"
ers, Phone 405.
I NS I RANGE BROKERS
The sslit election hereby ords
a * 0 iii *•, lied
ai-im< Sunk lu st»« t‘ll> <.(
of New
NfW
\5 t N T K D 1 11 m >
Vink. Ktit 1 it of N *- w* Yolk in law (nl I mnl <-*lled (•* be held, shall *
DEAN HERO i (iRPOKA 111IN'
t■ >ri 1 - u i t >■I Inti hi nl 1ir•••MT fill
mii•lit-> of litu l nUtf«l Htuti of Aiuot* a ml i-ondueled In the M (B * m*
K
.‘{
—
FiirniM
and
l.und
for
Sale
LUGEN E PERM A N K N T WA A'FS 1 a 11
Ml — l.t’Kal'^N'olict'N
nr i-srrlhrd by th» ordlnaocea
Herald Building
M il’ ! Jvf HI ^-in-ll 1 oiulit ion
It u >t ml
.Imriir of the Cttf^at,Banford»l
W IIM iK A H . itrlur tn lit#
mr-n! i hi"i j>
.1 F* 1 1 mM' 11f l u i d
no kinks. An*! price, persons! at
Phone 713
rid. and the polling place sb
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mis-i"i< of Hi- City of Hanford, BTouml.
rldu do Iniiiiy rail nn elerlton to HBAL: .
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OUR NEWSPAPER
bed in Florida’s Ifyart,
S ’s Greatest Vegetable
LJta Richest Gardeft Land
Associated Press Full
' Cloudy tonight i
nlily rain In north
ly coldsr tonight
portion
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SANFORD.jFLQRIDA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1926
TEN PAGES TODAY
Linsee4 King Finally Lands Its Cargo Of Death.
Slayer Says
Knows Kascholk
HUNT FOR N E G R O k
Death Toll S
Large Demand For 2nd Pre
sentation Of Congregational
Church Christmas Event is
rmottr Avers He Tr He Fulfilled On Sunday ]
Relatlvcs And Friends Gather >
For Funeral Of Dead Wfim j
Who Was Murdered Tues- |
dny Night By Negro Men
Not CaVry Gun
t Before Killing
The rcligioun pagant "The Ad
LAKELAND, Fla., Dec. 23,—(ff)
oration of the Kings and Shep
—While a caroncr’a Jury continued
;
f
,
h erds/''Is to bo presented for the
Pineville, Ke
its Investigation of the slaying of
1TH0USE,
Canton, second time next Sunday night ut
J. E. llarrelson, Polk county de
lec. 23.— (A P )— Pat- the Congregational Church, ac
LOUIS VILLE^Ky.
puty sheriff, by two negroes at - (AP) - Continue
gene McDermott, on cording'to an announcement mndo
Galloway Tuesday night, relatives with increased cloud
rged with the murder by officials of the church. The
and friends assembled at Mt. Ta
R. Mcllett, took tho large number of people who could
cold weather thrbug
bor Baptist Church at 11 o'clock
stand in hla own de- not get seats at the perofrmsncC
today for the funeral of tho dead flooded territories
or the play last Sunday night arc
9:42 n. m.'today.
tijeky, Tennessee,
officer.
.
10’tt Baid lie k n ow n said to have requested the second
and
Weat Vlrgiul
In the meantime, one Aegro,
scholk. H tnte’H c h i e f pcrofrmancc.
to add
Earl London, is in the county Jail
The pageant was written by
r, nnd w e n t w ith h ijp
«t Bartow nnd tho othsr, John
[lion from . Cleveland on Emily t ook and is said to be one
Rogers, alias “ Smokey J6«", who,
Streams
las related by Kascholk of til most popular of religious
according to London, fhred ths rising'*«pldjy with
witness stand. It is', on presentations.
fatal shot, Is still at large. The
There arc 28 In
lion that the state charged the cast.
Lukelnnd police havo tho bloodThe part of the ang
tt conferred with Den els arc taken by Mrs, Henry
stnined clothing he Is said to have
|his co-defcndant ngout Dickinson, Misses Helen Witte,
worn when he and London were
an editor/' *
shot by Ernest HarrclsOn, brother
Mary Shipp, Jane Leroy, Ami1
nott was obviously norvof tlie si"in deputy in a battle at
Burhans, Beatrice 1-owe, Hemic
Galloway.
maintained it was Ka.v
Inot he who suggested the Lowe, Vorn Jcrnll, Dorothy Tor
The clothing was Changed
at
iMassillon.
He declared ley, Alice Hodgins. Mary Sapp,
Plant City about noon Wedneadiy
[told him he was going to Martha Sapp, Mary Louis Nickel,
officers said .and Rogers left im
bd editor.”
McDermott Alva Stafford, Marion Fox and
mediately in n car headed in the
wns he who called Mel- Georgia J’oweil.
direction of Tampa. Ho is badly
tl nights before the murThe shepherds nro represented
wounded, ns his clothing Indicates.
*rn him of 1 the plot by Henry i lieu insob,
i l.egiHlatorn W ill Have Heal
Leonard O ver KM) I'erHonn Including
Only tho thickness of his gar scatalncd wl
1 Until January T h ird But ments prevented the three loads of
Many C ity. County O fficials
Dickinson, Emil Kascrmun and I-er
mand is, us usual, extremely
*lh prices i-f foodstuffs neces
|ott denied knowing Red Remind.
I W ork Will Continue T o Pile bird shot from bringing him to
The role of Joseph ia
A re Named In Indictm ent*
heavy
rte of his c<»-defendants,
sary
for
the
usual
Christmas
portrayed by J. A. Miller and that
lip In Com m ittee Room s tho ground, officers say. He wore
Sw orn Out At Sun F rancisco.
did not meet Rudner In
Getting into the accompani
dinner are about equal to those
a brown coat, two pair of trouser*/
of
Mary
by
Mrs.
Robert
Wright,
j
! on July 10, the alleged
ments, it was feund that Crtma sweater, shirt end underclothes.
WASHINGTON,
Doc.
23.(jP)—
The
Three
Wise
Men
parts
are
j
of
11*26.
according
to
a
survey
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Dec
23
(/!*>
night.
tieiries, a I '
ent member of j Member* of Congress began their
London told officers that after U( Kentucky Tus
■nadr b> a representative of
nott testified he did not taken by Harry tvent, George i— Waging its fight against Pacific
the supporting cast for turkey Christmas-Now Year’s vacationitoDeputy llarrelson informed, the ^ t t u f .r f r a r .o n
an at any time while he Sanders and Henry Schumaker. j coor-t liquor smuggling with added I Tho Herald ihiring the psst two
ate seJTlhg fur from Hi, to 2{) doy, but like most, folks who hr^*. two negross
.and that h* w »« in Tha,attendants nro Henry Witte, i intensity, tha - govurnmaut^ toda^cents per ‘pound. His
Is one i regular Jobe, <helr freedom Was cor.
cer, Rogers' shot, mm before he
py after 10:80 o'clock on Georgo Sander* and Frederick! launched u legal attack on a frort
of tile highest
prices ever ; not without the usual price of
The
prnnn
doi.au
of
the
men
could get out from under the steer
extending
from
I/O*
Angeles
to
Heof tha murder,
Bender.
|
brought by this cold climate pm- work piling up to be dono when
u, turkey is selling ut prints
nttle aimed directly at more than
ing wheel. Armed deputies tor
hott was defiant throughHurt, it in said.
The supporting cast is made up
the holidays are nt an end.
ranging form 56 cents to f>*J
one
hundred
persons
who
are
ac
day
continued to1 patrol the high
rcoas examination by of Irene Card, Mr*. Mary Ktnt,
Assorted nuts cost from 45
When the representatives go ways.
cents por pound. Its understudy
,
C. B. McClintock and Gladys Steinpcr, Katherine Melseh cused of violating the lnw In whole
tit 50 cents |>er pound, with -back to work, Jnn. 3, they will
duck, is bringing from -l-l to -17
sale
fashion.
London was arrested by s man
it ho had been “ framsome kinds bringing even higher havo plenty to do in committees
Dorothy Thurston, Mary RobinFederal grand Juries reporting i cunts in local markets. There in
named Fl*tch«r near Youmans
|two occasions, Judge Edprice*. Tho usual demand for and on the floor, while the sen
Harlan. Bridge* were
sunson, Mrs. Tflnvilllger,
Mrs. almost simultaneously in Seattlo 1 raid to be an ample supply rf the
and turned over tq Chibf McDsushl reprimanded McDcrand landslide* covered
pecan* hnve held the price up i . ate’s list of investigations was in
latter but the turkey is not re
Holt,
Mr*.
Munson,
Nelda
Van
___
,
and
in
the
routhorn
California
me'
unII.
who
in
turn
gave
him
to
Polk
iis retorts to McClintock.
creased yesterday and a number of
spite of a plentiful supply.
o f several Kentucky and
ported to tie so plentiful.
Ness,
Mrs.
Geiger,
Kdwin
Randall,.
trnpolis
brought
Indictments
re
county officers.
nott declared that it was
mountain railroad lines.
Fruit cake, which many people other mutters were jammed In the
*The one fowl tout is on the
who induced him to go Edwin Bender, Mr. Hinton. Chur- j vealing alleged smuggling nctiviLondon Is said to have
con
offing waiting for consideration.
Red river, rushing out
consider
indis)
mis,hie
for
the
lion Idst July to hunt for latte Powell, Ruboy Riley and Hu tie- running well above the S I . 1 murket everx day and that is
The sennto made quick work of fessed thn whole affair. George banks, has covered three pri
Christmas
dinner,
is
selling,
much
in
demand
this
-ciis.
n
is
said he came to Canton -an Guilt.
( uou.iHKi ninrk in five months
Smith, tho third negro, who is elhighways near Clarksville,
bakery style, for t>0 cents per the Interior department supply
chicken. From -l-J to 4N rents
aillon alone and was join- 1 7 t,P music is under the direction ; The Seattle grand jury returned
Icged to have engineered the rob and tha Cumberland river, ■
hill,
nnd
the
House
hustled
it
into
pound.
Ami
it
husn't
been
rholk who said he had 0[ Martin Stinocipher
Several 11»4 irulicirneiitt, 2! of which were ; is hCii.g asked by Hunford deulconference but other developments bery of the Lakeland grocery stare,
sprinkled with wine, cither.
orr. for each ikjuiiiI. Tire de
District Attorney
to slug nn editor Mai- new members have been added to kept secret.
of tho day were portenllous of also is In jail st Bartow* having tinued to rise.
tho pageant for next Sunday night. Rcgello would not make public the
more prolonged disputes.
The surrendered an hour before the fa
At Idaho Springs, T
lied knowing Ben Rudner -The *hmo costumes and scenery names of those Involved, but said
House received from tho Senato tal encounter with the deputy. tlficlal U d hai been
many city nnd county officials had
Mazer, bis co-defond- 1are to bo used.
its version of tha hotly contested Smith, slias “ Seven,” because three
waters backed op In
that he had ever had a { The doors are to be o|»ene»l nt 7 been named. Court attaches said
rivers nnd harbors bill and from n finger* ore missing on ono band,
cave and Into sulphur s
n total of 170 persons would be
he was In Canton. He
committee the
Swing-Johnson 1* said to have told tho officers
Io’clock p. m.
from Red river.
named in the true bills.
»»s in bed early on the
Boulder canyon dnm proposal, and that his confederates beat and rob
|the murder and left the
The Los Angeles indictments, in
the .Senate, in receipt of the alien bed him of his share of tho money
] when
volving .In members of n smug
Young Negro
property adjustment bill passed by in the store robbery.
gling combine which is nllego.l to
tho
House,
heard
the
first
thundLondon had |24 and some whl
I'opui ir Teacher In Sanford Eugene Ber v Is Hushed From
A fter Alleged
have brought more than tl.tMM),Fort Luuderdiile
Beiauw? *rs of the fight against it by Sens cents in his pocket when arrested.
HtKh
School
PnftHCH
Away
tor Boruh.
OOO worth of rum into southern
O f T h rea ts Against Black
Edward Osk«r/ \4 yea
At Hospital Last Evening
California in the Inst five months,
Kascholk, who -wnntod
Chairman F’nrker, of the Intcrro boy, was arrested t
Lions
Club
Hears
2
eharge violation of the national
»r out because he “ knew’ ,
i
tato
Commerce.
Commission,
Fla.. Dec. 23
by Lieut. A- H. Bee
Misr Ida Mac Gray, 37, a teacher ( MIAMI,
^tariff net. They name virtually all
Soloists A t Meeting Injr
Eugeno
Berry.
25, suspect'd of b e plans to put forward his bill, to
NEW
YORK,
l)cc.
23.(/P)—
A
so
lodkad in 'jail charged w
lof the officers, and stockholders of in the Sanford High School for the I ing ono o f the two negroes wanted give the President power to con
ott said he went to
ing and entering.
He
Find gave a fictitious ciety woman who believes in pro the Canntlinn' Consolidated Ex past rix years, passed awny last ' for the murder of Joseph Horn, trol tho coal industry in times of
Members of the 8anford Lions
in national crisis, January 44, and
to
entering
the
Setnfnol
tuio he *was afraid ho hibition enforcement and some porters corporation, Ltd., of Vnn- night at the Fbrriald-Loughton 06,
(16, a wealthy citms planter, near
Club woro entertained at their
Shop, at 30» East Seeo
mixed up lh the murder young women of society nnd state rimver, B. C.„ and wealthy ship Hospital following on attack of Deerfield, Fla., late Wednesday,
luncheon in tho Somlnolo Cafo to
meningitis
with
which
she
was
consilodation,
January
1.
ping
men
of
Los
Ahgcles
and
San
last
nqpt^and taking '<
he had warned Mcl- who get a thrill out of Hrondway
woo
rushed
under
heavy
guard
to
stricken late Monday afternoon.
On the samo date, tho immigra day by W. E.'Buhrman, a momber typewriter.
night life Bhare part of the re Francisco.
the
Miami
city
jail
ei
rly
this
of
tho
Southern
College
Quartette,
Mias Gray was one of the most
tion committee is to discuss the
Jpcrcd answers’ into the sponsibility for gloom that per
M The n»*chln* was reeav
morning, for safekeeping. Guards
Senate bill which seeks to permt of Lakeland and Paul Emge, of the boy gave police dies
in reply to his 'coyn- vades fifty-eight ordinarily scinwho brought Derry to Miami said
tho
Lions
Club
Quarteetto.
Both
entrance into tho United States o
on direct examination tllating' night clubs and cabnroti.
they heard reports that friends of
rloso relatives of aliens already In sang a number of solos. Bfr. BuhrFederal agents , claim that a
! alleged transactions bcHorn were planning to storm the this country,,
Petty thlevea have.bes
man ia the son of Rev. W.P . Ruhr[»and Persecutor McClln- prominent woman whose namn is
Fort Lnuderdalo jail.
,- -■ . ¥ .- *
man, pastor of the First Methodist considerable trouble dtt
snswers xVere barred in the social register and who felt
Furl
lnuderdalo
authorities
past two weeks, police r
Church.
jury* csra by a, court It a civic duty to enforce the dry
claim Derry and. his companion
an intensive drive is hi
Plons
were
discussed
for
the
sustained the court laws introduced n pseudo English
struck Horn on the head with, a
formation of tho club program for to end tha career o f;
nobleman to romo young women
heavy
instrument, killing him al.1 -^ *■ : i
.A
community
Christmas
celebra
1027 and Several projects are ex them.
ott refused to divulge friends' of Broadway and Park
ipost instantly. One of them then
tion,
centered
around
a
mammoth
pected
to be started within >tha
Persons* with whom he Avenue. He, in turn, Introduced
pulled a pistol and shot and prob
first few months of ttha year.
• SWEDB C A flT
*ted in tho Ijquor trade. other “butter and egg men” to the tree nnd a program arranged by
ably fatally wounded E. D. Weath
IhVParent-Tcnehcr’a
Association,
M
N8W
YORK. Dee.
’
Dr.
C.
W.
Knox,
who
recently
to. answer/' he said young women, who welcomed these
erly, another planter. The negroea *Early buying of tickets for the
The. Amateur lAthfcH
is
to
bo
held
by
the residents of
established,an
office
here
for
tho
escorts
with
apparently
fat
bank
'had been caught stealing grape threo performances of tho San
J, and when pressed by
practice of medicine, spoke brief pusxled ofsr a tfriii
rolls and gladly introduced them Lako Mary Friday evening at 7
fruit from a grove, tha property of
. BATTLE AGAINSTi TurkeyAndTrimmin’sTo
HOLIDAY RECESS
WHISKEY RING IS CostAsMuch This Year A s BEGUN BY S0L0NS
IN COURT
AT WASHINGTON
Last Christmas, Is Report
MISS IDA GRAY NEGRO MURDER
DIES SUDDENLY SUSPECT S E N T
OF MENINGITIS TO MIAMI J A I L
Tu s S C t iS : ■N.Y .SocietyWoman
!Is Responsible For
Buckner’s Dry Raid
Lake Mary Citizens
Planning For Big
Christmas Festival
for the reason, he re
refuse to answer be- into resorts o f gaiety nearly as o'clock. The affair ia to be hold
In the Community House and a
v -.i
... (i,,. .inn itself.
>wld you'd frame me.”
large crowd la expected to attend.
The Lake Mary Chamber at
Commerce, tthe two churches and
other civic organisations to the
number of six are co-operating In
an effort to make the celebration
• ’.
- ..
'
one o f the most popular aver held
\CITY, Dec. 28 M / P ) ~ They, brought charges of bigamy in tho town.
io® *>f a plot to' kidnap arid perjury against their father In ’’ The tree, which Is to be bfillisnt- .work in Sanford waa considered
Howard, former llavor- connection with tha divorce and ly illuminated and decorated, ac one of tho best teachers In this
salad dressing manu- se<»nd marriage. These charges cording to those In charge, is to section of tho state.
A brother, Robert Gray, is to ar
>» seen by the Mexican Were dismissed by the Mexican hold a present for every man, wo
r iv e in Sanford Friday and final
^Papers in the arrest here courts.
,
.
man and child In the town of Lake pUns for the funeral are to be
eons, John :C. Howard.
Young Howard's friend, de- Mary- Frank Evans, one of the
made following Ida arrival. One
•Hee say young Howard, nounce the arrest as a frame-up leading business men of the town
Other brother, Charles, and two,
companions entered Mex- and say the kidnapping idea is ridi- And a Seminole County CommlsEthel and . Clara, all of
.» few days ago, on a false ciilous. It is recalled that dur ng •loner, in one of the heads bf tho
in addJUpp.to the -parents)
'/nd resisted arrest. The the previous controversies the committee in charge of the cele
survive.
* « e Identified by the pol- father declared he was fearful they bration.
•N. Cocher nnd Carl 1Q1- would kidnap him and
they
BIDS ARK ABKED
Th program of;, speeches nnd
w home addresses are were attempting to force hhn to
songs - is being arranged by. the
? h«r«.
‘
give them part *of his fortune.
S * J » "• -• P .p .r., John They d.nUd thl.,
£
kidnap. his father And they wanted was Tor him to proWiTty novel entertainment features
* back to HavqrhtU. T hi ride^property for their mother.
frustrated With Arrest Of His Son
H ow irt’ ta
««P *t
(
Demand For Opera
Tickets Reported
On Increase Today
Carlo Grand Opera Company,
Horn. They were being taken to which ia to be at the Milane Thea ly on why ha enmo to Sanford. He Edwin Wide, fesaptt* j
on iti spirit
Deerfield when they attacked the ter Dee. 80 and Dfcc, 81, Is keeping
planters.
negro txpm .the guards, -bpt re
fused, to commit him to .the coun
ty stockade.. The sheriff requested
Police Chief II. Lcslio Quigg to
take the prisoner and confine him
in the new and supposedly mob
proof city JalL
kf(*
UA
y *;
*“ Tiio appearance In Sanford of
a company with such a record
ehpuld instill a great amount* o f
cm eiprido in the people o f this
city and'Kbeliere they will suppdrt the optra to such a success
ful extent that, it will become an
Church Christmas
annual feature
our Christmas
Party, BemgrPlanned r'dison/' Mr. T ^ t W said today,
'..» .V- a . At
L
Ip commenting W .tte.evsn t.
A Christinas’ party Is to be held 1Many social ae& H to which i
by the members of the' Congrtga- were scheduled for tl^%m nlngs
tho opera Is-to be here hfiwX. bcon
cancelled, but .several a ffA f^ M v e
been carded to precede eacfinpaXt ^
formance. as writ as.n n u m b * t « j
ManPrisone
�w *
& S& i
K
i a
v
^
m
H
n
n
p
li'F H
i f i
[T
R
X 3L21
>•> •'»
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= S S =
A '/ .
iment
:y^-‘»-
Vela Reminisce
, I doubt if players o f the old
school in football will ever be rec
onciled to the forward pas*..
Coming back from the Ohio
.State-Michlgan game I waa in tho
company o f threw staf 'player*,
W o from the east, one from the
west. One of tho players was an
All-America selection for two sue
ccssivo seasons about a dozen
yeirWback.
Wc were discussing Michigan’s
17-16 victory over Ohio State.
Tho former stars expressed regret
that the gan^e. didn’t end in a tic.
Nono of them had an ax to grind
aa they had no feelings for State
or Michigan.
. i Recalling the Joy and woe of
their football days they simply
hated to see bo thrilling a game
decided by n one-point margin.
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Setoiinole iPark
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f?
l A -U .->••4
"^hYki V ?=C
IJ 41
t
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i%
Wm
f*v * « ■
Stair Hurler
•M
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#£H**Vww ...v.
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—
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-r*
1
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out tyithout landing aa much as a
Flowers,.
The
clslon
ove^
TjgP
in n- mp lay.lt would be'wUh 'io ii
real punch.
slat that thtee secondary defense verdict,,.h i been much debated
. There.is no figuring how costly
,
,
men be at least 1^ yards behind ever slnc*.*i' , ; j
tHo vacation will, prove, I would
Kegardicss of the merits of thc
thie 'line o f scrimmaj[e'.” '. .
dociskip, the. fact js, Mickey Wal say at least $100,000 as a result of
, Bather interesting' aii^gestions
tho' knockout. Jt, means probably
ker, not ’Tiger FVowcrs, is mlddlewould say .
that much to Roberts.
wyight champion.
Averages Take Tumble* ’
.
Tho. surprlao'/c^tiiro to this bput Dundee. Peculiar Type
- '
Batting avernfees took a terrific erntsrs around the fact that Wal\
Dundee is ope of.those peculiar
tumble in the ‘ major leagues last
title j types o f figHtera'who arc alow to
ker, after io»jnR his
:tlw®
^«ason. For instance; hot * 'single and later suffering a .knockout, j waj^ - up Every time I havo seen
club In the American finished in enmo on towin; over the shifty
Jn jjCt|on h*-looked anything
the select -.300 circlo /. Washing FTowm in a nw^vlef class.
|but impressive for two or threo
ton led with .292, Detroit ranking
A return match between these rovnj ,
.
second, one point behind^
••
two probably will be an outdoor
One who didn't know that he was
summer in
courageous would gather from tho
Trio of ,Upoets
?v, v
;,S n s
expression .be
always
It's been just one, thing-.after York. Walker s, .managcr. Jnck geriou,
Kearns,
wearB early ,n his.fights thjvt.he
another in the world of sport (Jur........
-■ ;»..|a.too.part
•
.• .to let. Walker
>■
ing the year of 1020,,fkat coming aUrt for anything but big dough
was decidedlyvnprvous. ’ Scared
might be the better word.
to. a close.
.
• ij' ..j
Try to, Beat Thki One
PerRapp Robeks Ra^ teen tipped
During the football season, a
However, to my way o f thinking,
week-end in October and Novem the biggest upset of the three was off in'.oaVaricd; for he niadc a'rushber that didn't furnish, at 'least turned in by a comparative un Ing‘fight and reached the button
three startling upsets was ttie de known, In the cast at least—-Eddie for a kayo before Dundee had a
cided exception.
Roberta o f Tacoma and other chance to ahow the real ability that
fe lfr
f^ottpjl'made^ijs & - points, yrest./,i.s/
<........... i , , . . he possessed
it fMm the spirts,,stago^pian the
All that Robert* djd was knock
fight game,.took up; t&e g'cfjjea qf out . Joe Dundee, who ranked
upsets where the grid athletes left mighty close J>!* Ch®mpiopt Pete
Latzo before his San Francisco
During the first w eA o f Decem engagement iHnt' resulted so dis
ber, on successive nights n tno of astrously.
"
ring surprise* were added to the
The strange part o f it is thnt
**J•*rr
.*■ Von
m
DONOTJ
ION
Your Christmas-worries disappear fiew \w Anyway,' PRO VE what we soy, It's
^
evening.
,v. b 6 o k s & 'cards
•’k*
RIALTO GIFT SHOP
Wh
•
•
'. V !
• * . . «.
First Bacpt Lcgcr, (Pascurpa)
$£80, $2.20, $2.20; Bc!leclairo,(McCrossen) $2.20, $2.20; Wood Fawn,
(Byan) $2.20.
Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packed In ,
Also ran, Impact, Air Mall, and
Boxes, ready for shipping. A !nice gift for yourl
; Assent.
All Bizeis, quarters, halves and whole boxw,
Second Race: Hidden Jewell,
desired.
, 'v ,
(Zoeller) $0.40, $4.00, $2.40; Glim
mering, (McCrossah) $4.20, $4.20;
r o e h d - Lady Abbot,.(Pascuma) $2.20.
Also Fireplace'and Stove; wood in any qq;
Claim Also rati, Happy Hobo, Bcljcri,
\
Deliveries Anywhere
I . .tl'i'vV,'^1, Mnrguito Einorita, and Impalla,
*
__ CQ>, Dec, 2Bv-r(/n—The .'First Light.
Third
Race:
Polycnrp,
(Geving)
itioa.uf.tiic Imscbnll world crnv D U H A R T S PACKING HODS
today «nL seven year-old $3.40, $3.80. $3.(50; Klaon, (Ryon)
Florence
Dean; Epert Opinion
' between the. Detroit and $5.40,' $4.00;
Tli'diio'SBG -M
(Batiks)
$4.80.
American League tennis
“ Michigan msdo twu basketball long list of unusual happenings |Dundee and his manager went to
Also ran, L'Clalre, Pat Hamp- touchdowns while State richly de thnt have featured thc yenr.
{>.,• coast ns n sort of a vacation.
N in th S t . & C y p r e s s — 1 Block from Sahfi
& $ * ? / > “ Pund which
---------n-»t to fight. Dundee had l>ccn
■fuingy involving tw o.of son, Tender Seth, and Hoy.
served one of hers and got a fortu
"Fourth. ,Race:. Shup, (Ryan) nate break as to thc other,” re Wallace Hurprlsea
working so often In the enst it
.^t!jjiiJ$«fc!ihown to tho
Billy
Wallace of
Cleveland •Jvss figurwl a change of scenery
, $8,00,'$14.80; Benny Rubin, marked the All-American star.
a
| VHT*T .U.'lll W
E H iiiR ilR iU S a iiU iiiiu iia liiilH iiiii!
l ® E § N 5 'V '
formerly of tho Pacific coast, pro would help.
6r) $4.80, $3.00; Collcon O,
“ It’s tough,” he continued, “ to
)/and'Trf* Speaker, idols
Ho took on Roberts for about
hold a team a* good as Michigan vfdcd the opening thrill. ( fie
of thousands .of baseball'fans, and (Cheatham) $2.80.
T. J. Miller, Pres.
ii. R- Stevens,
Ars'ojrah, EsUier Weidel, Under fo r three downs and then aee such knocked out “ Kid" Kaplan,, former cue-fifth of what he would have re
holders
o f many baseball -reeordsrecord*
mrU/' 'of'
fentheryfcight
champion,
in
the
tow,
Mclv'fUose,
“
nd
Edna
C.
A.
P.
Connelly,
Sfec.
&
Treas.
Geo. A. DeCotti
ceived In thc east, and was knocked
a real display of football go to
they were innocent
Innocent o f asfifth
round.
^,|ftb>Raee:
AUta
alien,
(Geving)
waste by tho more flipping of the
|that they, were involved In
Board of Directors
80, $2.20, $2.20; Martial Wand. ball through tho air, over tho gonl | No one, except therm familiar
.ilracy to •'throw” the ball
S.
O.
Stiioholfler,
O. L. Thrasher, B F. .
with
Wallace’s
punching
power,
ynn).
$2.20.
$2.20;
Winnipeg,
lino, into n waiting pair of arms 1
Land to benefit .by. betting,
Christmas
gave
him
so
much
ns
a
chance.
(Banks)
$2.20.
Forrest/Lake,
John Meisch, R. H. Chapn
for
u
touchdown.
Hubert (Dutch) Levnnrd,
Also
ran,
Boosting Berkley
“ Michigan did it twice through During the first four rounds Kap:
..flWMtlme pftch'er fo r Detroit, nnd
Trees
tho uncanny passing of Friedman Inn swnrmod over Wallace nnd
made public by Baseball Com mIs- Square, /uid Lena Wood.
. . S i x Rare: Trapstock, (Walker) Only one who has ployed foothull Boomed to he winning as he
All Mizes Mounted nnd
Landis.
* Sanford Building And Loan Ass
44.00, $2.80, $2.20; Mujic Wand. can appreciate how such n play pleased.
Delivered
n H lieyiirthW d they (McCroisen) $2.80, $2.20; Grip
Then, just ns the crowd wns See Our D isplay in front o f
tends to demoralize a team.
jptW’to get Lcoriani, now .peminnud, (Armstrong) $2.20.
sympathizing with Wallace,
be
Sanford, Florida
“
The
uew
style
game
is
interest
FortL G a ra g e
r a rnrtch in Callfopini to
Also ran. Three’s Ds, Wool- ing, I will admit, but no one can cause he appeared to have a stren
Doesn’t
hurt
one
hit!
Drop
n
Corner
C
om
m
erd
n
l
St.,
n; and Commissioner Lan-'
worth, Horrnidnle and SoaiiRo.
ever convince me thnt it is a real uou« evening ahead o f him, it hnp
little “ Freeione" on un aching
it.'girlng out Leonard's testiand P alm etto Ave.
Seventh Race: 8irGalahad,( Her test o f nctual foothull ability. Il pened.
corn, instantly that corn stops
cntlcatd that tho former bert) $20.00, $8.60, $6.80; MollncrCondensed:Balance Sheet as ofl
A punch thnt didn't travel more
M.
M.
Lord
is
simply
the
work
of
a
specialist."
hurting, then shortly you lift it
piaycr/repeatedly .had re- o, (Pascuma) $4.80. $3.60; Moun
than six inches floored Kaplan for
I'honc 3513
right o ff with fingers.
ito! present the charge* at n tain Chief, (Ryan) $6.00;
the count of nine. Wallace then
DECEM BER 5,1926
Element
of
Luck
Your druggist sells a tiny botat-, which Cobb nnd SpeakAlso rnn, North Pine, Wnratnh,
proceeded to finish him in a "mas
Thc
consensus
of
the
three
\le
of
“
Fraezone"
for
n
few
cents,
|
xIVbn present. Finally the iJevtmite. Romping Lad, Crystal
~:iutr rnii; v ',u\u
former big shot* in football wn» ti-rly manor, the knockout coming
ASSET’S
sufficient to remove every- hnrd
m ite r called upon Leonard
I-ord, Jim Daisy, ami Harp of th e ]Umt the element of (uc.k wns j UBt with less than Lri seconds of the
torn, soft corn, or corn between
Ip bis California home.
North.
Or Fletciiei) L B rcvci tho toes, und the foot cnlluses,
ns big
hig a factor in executing a round remaining.
Cash in Bunks .......................
Cobb, •who recently resigned ns
fin-ward puss as perfect timing.
Mortgages Receivable ...........
without
soreness
or
irritation.
S
P
L
C
l
A
l
1
S
T
/
manager.1of the T ig e ri/ aald m up, Lconnrd."
There were of the opinion that Dehatahte Deebd on
Ixmns on Stock ................
Chicago that ho had “ never het a
Leonard, who during his base
The following eveqing Mickey
>\fO t l Q, ll/ e iu t e n d S h in
Accounts Receivable (Secured)
cent cm im American Longue base ball carter had served under Ixrth the true test of offcnBo was u Walker toyk down a Chicago (Jerunning attack featuring (lushes n
Stock Subscriptions Receivable
ball ggm’e,” and denied.that he Cobb nnd Speaker, refused to com
D I s p fr s & s
round the end, or through the line,
^
knew Of any plan to “ throw" the m en t'on thc ense at his ranch
Furniture nnd Fixtures .............
and trick plays.
1 locentfunr treat
* game, while Speaker, who likewise home nenr Fresno, Calif.
GIFT
KhrumitUm,
Nearltu,
NOSE‘CLOGGED FROM''
Many coaches arguo there is no
DUorden,
- ' ’ ^Jtieelgnsd his managerial berth
Leonard’s two letters provided n
ji ;
TOTAL A S S E T S ..... ................
Kldner
definite defense
that can
he
A COLD OR CATARRH TLri ov ue rb Inend Cetarvu,
StJFREMIi:
with Cleveland after tho dote of subject o f considerable interest to
framed to meet a forward pass o f
Aethme, Her Feeer,
i
aaaron," aase~rtea in'Cleveland that day. Cobb said that "Leonard g->*
nieeewe of IVomen
L IA B IL IT IE S
Apply Cream In Nostril* To
ho was “ innocebt. o f arty wrongdo- $20,000 for thi*se two letters, I fensive. Perhaps th.o *>0#t **
end Chronic end
Platintun Diamond
mun-to-mun defense.
However,
Coni|>lle*ted
PUceMe
Open
Up
Air
PuMgr*.
iqgi .charging .that •Leonard delib- qndqrstand,
from
yVmcrican there is nlways tho fear that the
$
of Hen.
Real Estate Louns Payable
J e w e lry
'’alsifled. any statement he .League officials" Asked about
SPECIAL NOTICE—
$482,600.00
defensive player may interfere,
If
oBgoeetl
o
n
e
b
I
e
Paid
Up
Stock
Issued
All! What relief! your clogged
made that implicates me.’
)his phase, Frunk J Navin, presi
•kill, eerneet effort*.
Installment Stock Issued ....... 8JiO,400.00 UU
. (yommlssioner Landis, made nn dent of the Detroit American which reacts to the great advantage nostril* opep right up. the air pas*, Adrlitr b> obllceUoa*
of the receiver.
end an eeteklbhed
age*
irf
your
head
are
clejir
and
demand against Cobb, Speaker nnd League club, puld he didn't kpow.
In the Ohio
State-Michlgan you can breathe freely. No more repulalleo In wxrmplteUaf reanlt*. _
3,058.11 ..
t_
j ##(i. j M Wood, former
wlta iclenline equipment, n an qI cap*
Surplus— Reserve Fund —.... .
Hpandal Caused Resignations
jf'i
gam«l,, Marty Ka^oiy In p p o p lp g
• rmir
nence. appeel te
rout Intelligence end dte. 16,190.69 . J
idj pitcher, mentioned in
—
Undivided
Profits
That the'impending scandal bad| Michigan’s first long pass, wan .hawking, snuffling, mucoua dis vettoo In tb* •eJectVn
*elect(on of a.phnlcUn u .
charge, headache, ; drync4»— no Wentt fou,
rou. come to Me
eee me and InveaUrmU
lUceu
, all wera o f baseball famo a part .in thc resignation of both
V*nr erttem ef treatment,
__ .__
____
adjudged to have interfered with struggling for .breath at night,
advanced
wnlcb
b W said a decision tm to, the at- managers, was hjnted from severI* unlrenellr
endorsed- . No Incur*hi,
>lver*el)r endonetL
(ncurmhli cneee
|,|
TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ifi
the receiver and Michigan got the your cold or catarrh is gone.
accepted,
no
mail
order
treatment
*
l loot I- I
ttads Df, organised baseball,would ii sources. Ajthoilgb Cpbb denied
tuted, no fake p m g lw made, no iSlitter- 1
distance just as if the play had
Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a •**. Impoetlble (uarruiteee siren. 1 •deer-1
“
'(coining I f required by this, Ban Johnnon, president of
CERTIFIED CORRECT: WfllianiH, Monahifti
been successfully completed.
— -I —-----de what
*d<
amail bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm tiee
_ _ vkat I de ..
- .I edrvrtU*.
|
the American l>cnguc, expressed
After that, State seemed to frnr from your druggist now. Apply a Charm* rteeonnbhv term* tmuard te lull I
jpony however averred tho opinion that "both Cobb nnd
patient* convenience Call or write for
sociates, Public Accountants and Auditor*,
n repetition of tho initial piny, little of this fragrant, antiseptic Information and advice.
henUoncd Ip tho throw- Bpeakcf saw the handwriting on
■
CdMPLEigrE
LI^E
OF
•
I
eee
ear
patient*
tm
person,
I
spent*
1
which of cmirse made Michigan’* cream in your nostrils, let it penens branch *trice*, “medical cempanlre" and
- -w game had put up bes, the wall and decided to pull out."
Florida.
DRUGS
game more effective.
trnto through every air pnssngc of iMUletemT Mr cared. aeUrted end crats■itlng. to 1130 apiece when
Cleveland ajHirt writer* also b«___
By J. S. Willi*
CIGARS
—
CANDY
thc head; soothe nnd heal the swol
*,b Woif/but Cobb and Speak- iicvcfl Speaker as saying he was w , ^ . HuVxMtbns
len, inflamed mucous membrane,
DRINKS— DRUGS
‘ Jipt put'tip there Share. The duo to tho impending
storm.
Hero i* tho rather interesting giving you instant relief. Ely’s
Vwit* supported by two Friends who quoted Speaker as
Yo
uwill
Tcccivc courtcaus ser - Net gain in asseta in tho past 30 days to
"'from Wood and the saying, he was wlftlruf to .rotlrc suggestion made by one of the Cream Balm is just what every
vice
at
our
fountain.
former stars iyho tnlnks tho pass cold and catarrh sufferer has been
■ 797.00. Thia is the largest gain in any one
. \
(V from the game in oTder to protect
is
bolng
overplayed:
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the history o f the association.
Are)youJ
seeking.
It’s
just
splendid.
lowledge* he had sent another player, fuggested that the
“ Limit the passing gome to only
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S through this association 7 8 per. cent divi
Leonard, but called the ganio in order to protect another
one pass in any sequence of down*.
a been paid regularly on paid, up fit00*’ . -r .r
Whlfc'h
referred wholjy player, suggested tliat the form er
Sanford ft Geneva A tc.
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-.ijBHHinaM.. , The Georgia peach manager ^might start.,a..law suit The 6-yard penalty means nothing.
■ cohijiounded oh Indtalment stock are higne.
In Edge wood
th»t,.whn0,.he: refuted to bet to clear his name. Likewise there One pass in every sequence would
5 explain the new plan. . . .
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restrict tho indiscriminate use of
own league, it wns vfM nq surprise in DeUolt^oyer thc
Curb
Service—The
Kind that
the
play.
* ‘ ht'COftotn among players 'Caaf,.sport writers there being aS'
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Serves
“ Limit the distance of the pass
such beta’,
i M i i m i i i n i n i m n n n i M i n n ' ’ +rtr
early n* last A ugust that
to
20
yards
in
the
oppoMtion’B
Ti^Ued
the Leonard had made such allegaterritory.
Jeclared he was pot mcn- d & F '.’*,
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A j(
“ Since after one pass had ^>een
! tHe Leonard letters and V J While the controversy raged,
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Upthipg of any batebdll followers ^canned the box made in a sequence, the secondary
Jo‘in'this contest icbfa o f tho same of seven years defense might move in too close
and bring back the ‘ objectionable
tpm oply thjng
To Leonard
tfflbtt fesfened
Lift Off-No. Painl
S
TIIE
The jeweler
m
back.
It revealed that while De
, , -_ . ,-PH> 1$ the •word troit, won 0 ,to 5 ,.it was a hitting
sugto.Who Uibehind this flare- fest for both sides.
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lonay at. Boalori, take* melee. Tbo' Rjredo will.., havot a
$te|> ptj tba heavywelght slight advantage in reach, and
1 UddoT tonlfeht
Mad- Height which Maloney ia expected
Jen.
tp. pffset bjr ibJi, clevcme*B
f Can the Willard Battery
Men--VVjp recharge and re*
pair all inaVes o f batteries,
r a*** ?'
ii^r\* *W),'p*aL
and
r an ootfRanding challenger rpotion, field, Humbert Fugaay, haa
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world’s
.lighti. heavyweight chan)
plon, if he succeed* in outfighting
laloney dlaplayed Pc w*on! tonight.
tfll .apd Bunching power
Observers expect" thd 10-round
tin n turo.to one, favor!to aeral-flival ..to , provide
Monte
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liaricea
s
*----p y •j
to
_ _ l Vj _
gs at Lower Cost!
gthooroj roontry'from iWbr*
a r n y w ith ^ ^ a ^ ’growing number of
broof tliat Purina ChoWa get resultsjfeet more dggr from your hens. Wfiehwe
Poultry Chows we wiijglve you egg record
leek up. Then in .
flwrea^you wtH have
Mud
■>»r , r
■ k
, .Lra sk an tn' • match betw een -fn rt
' h,«#™ wjilc^ liolda strtpg poasio f a knockout Munn rules
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ingestEvilAmong Buyers
oday, Says Mrs. Pa tte rson
!
N^t<:
This is th«v
r*a articles by Mrs.
Hore-Pattorson, weal[ and club woman, who
a salesgirl In n New
art men t strnr to sec
collector
mands pi
hnvc air
lyive n
right the
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store's workers—nml you should Lummis Is Elected
nlwuya keep it. '
Miami Beach Mayor
One more word—about charge
accounts.
They're wondorful things to have
especially at Christmas time, but
be careful you don’t say 1churge
if" too . /ton. It’s easy to buy bo-1?*1 » ■ " r,,r m">’"1r
yi.nd vour means when you do it *n
election i< '
on credit, and it's worth remember- 0 ‘ h,,r camli.latfa
ing th«g the day of reckoning is
hound to come — nil too mnfl. Buy
aa carefully a* if v o j were pnyiifgj
cash fir everything—and then
Christmas won’ t leave a had taste
in your mouth when the hills bo-
rt, DECEMBER 23. 1926
CsIUhart, former . Yale I ooidbii
Mahon. William G. McKao withrnptnin; John B. Hold and H, A.
irew on the eve o f 4the election.
Mr. l.ummis won a majority of
126 ami a plurality of 409. He
in Vic,. |,real,lent o f a Miami hnnk
mill » member of „ real estate
“ What a Charming Room
A soapy diihrug, stapled -across
.he fare of a burglar hy a house
wife in Indianapolis, Ind., recently
put him to flight.
Christmas
r z z --------------------------- Wall* textured with
Text oac invariably draw
that comment. W ith it
you may reproduce any
period af texture, any
D in n e r
U
i[l by sending you where
Pulley Patented Self Uis
ing 2-1 lb. suck
Fancy Patented S e lf Uis
ng 12 lb. sack
Fancy Patented Self Uis
mg 6 ll>. sack.
T E X T O N E
quality is at its best
Ui
i£j and prices are lowest.
For Sale l>v
CHASE AN D COMPANY
S a n fo rd , Fla.
W aterground Meal, 10 lbs
Grits, ID lbs
[j Fresh killed Turkey - Fresh killed Fowl:
:[j
Long Island Ducks
l
Pure Georgia
gallon
Pure Georgia
1-2 gallon 4
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tmas shopping rush •
^working girl’s viewi McClure-l’ a tte rson
’ NEA service and The
tnfortl Herald
k'j !av > . .
■i the subject of rechandise is mcntionml
the lisckneyed old joke
people who ttok their
present* hack and exm for things they real-
chsndise
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*•Lyt J
the hone
I best* a rc ;i;-e .» Icu 1 ••minuet ^~—
m g the liesl values
in low 11 1
4..J.4.+ +•>.>*.5..:.
save money,>.{.tin*
1 ash Supph 1
£
J| money.
<
White Bacon, clear, pound
Carnation or Pe
Small Cream
5 f o r ------ -- m
* has drawn plenty of ■»
t in reality it’s no joke jI
X 205 W. First St.
Cates •
njy no Joke to the mer- <>
•)•+++-:•-j-v+ + -t* <•+->->•>jf
-r + •><•-$•*+■}■ v + -r •>
is fofred to give out
is in exchange for sec- * •
rtlcics which he must II
irked-down price.
I’
i Joke to the salesgirls !>
:helr commissions cut 11
i o f the returner] nrtl- <•
>eir sales slips. ^
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ke to th? buyer, either, ▼
run the buyer must pay II
s to make up what the 0
>ses on returns.
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mother angle to it, too \\
iuy at n reduced price, v
Somcon,- else lias re I
arc exposing you, fan, ♦
ossibllity o f contagion +
what germs the goods f
coma in contact with
around someone vise’s t
sur or five d a y s!
7
Inly
a
Habit
+
The joyous Holidays chat con a
to the woman buyer’s |
r play when
to do away
with things
T
days
good
to cat ;
For, In moat cases, the f
Christmas gift.*, is n 1
othing busy
ntorr. house-wife
t
The
in these last few davs before
^ m u i n gLV->
o f■ habits there i- un J
ptiftr habit
that women liu
v n , have
+
Christmas
will
much time and worry if she shops
SgnS mrn, too—-might well rnlli 4.
Jatft- during the Christmas -hop *
With us. Courteous, experieneud clerks whose one de
piugr season and at other times ♦
ia the habit of always getting t
Merry
Christmas!
Edward Higgins, In
corporated and en
tire
organization
wish you a Merry
( ’hristmas and hope
that Santa brings
you every com fort
and luxury to make
this Mol id ay your
happiest one.
X
OldBeflfry
COCOA
Ballard and A
Best Creamery
Pan Cake
FLOUR
!i Butter
sire is to correctly serve will wait upon yoin every need
— deliveries that will save you much bother will also expediate your shopping.
t Jemima
Fresh Mixed
A Store Full o f Goodies and Ser\ ie»
12 Packages Soap and Soap Powder with (J;
White Enamel Dish Pan at
, —Everything For The Christmas Feast
Quality
Service
Churtesy
Buy where yon caTi save
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olia at
SE LF SERVICE
Phone 277
Imetto &
.GROCER
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Golclenrod
‘ Snumlers is very.;cnll
Lake Ma:*y s
Xhujjrii service for Sunday, Dec.
20 will be na follows:
Sunday School at 11:30 o’clock,
Henry Tjwiisend. Supeciiuleiit,
Preach li
y.Gentral JiV Receipt Hcv U. Iv
Itcid, pastor.
kcr From E. E. Roper
The
attendance
at
Sunday
pLand In Which The
School 1ms greatly increased dur
Is Outlined To State ing, tho month of December, duo
IHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 23.
the state of Florida will
ir,V canalf, bno of which
mi north to'the Polar sea,
LpM of DcLqnd would will
^rfy to th^ cymmonwcnlth.
in iubstancCf Was contained
^er written by Mr. Ropes
mty General, J. B. Johnson.
Dec itated that he waa epuileaving his propetty.to the
r the canals, and luggcst\the constitution and law
kinged as To - make taxes
in no small measure to the interest
takejr by tho young people and
children |n the Christinas oxcrd iM , ! i •
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Mrs. George Parker, who was
Confined to her be^l several days
lnsi wchk suffering from an attack
of infiiichza is reported ns vary
much improved.- , .
Meduim-B.W. J. Colllcutt, Chnrles
Eldridgo and Allen Gordivor were by Mrs. Black nnd himself several
Chri«tn;as ihT-pping in Hnnford yenr* ago.
Monday.
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Telephone service has been re
K. ;!L Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mar cently connt-cjoijn i<akc Mary, nnd
tin and Mrs. Phillips anil daughter quite a nunihcV o f obr residents
Miqs Ethel, nil of Cleveland, Oa ar have availed -themselves o f this
rived here Friday evening by auto convenience which is another step
for' a $tay of several months nt in the progress of Lake Mury.
Mr. Smith’* Winter home here.
A number of friends gathered
Mr. nnd Mrs.
Drevcny nnd at the home of W- V. Dunn last
Ej]| “ made out alnn^ tho.io daughter, Miss Mildred nttended Monday evening, nnd extended
Humorous cantata presented by congratulations to him upon his
[.
kr< the. canals hfr. Ropes The Parent-Teacher association of fifty-ninth birthday.
A pleasant
Social evening was enjoyed.ami re
Unde
E r l. In a -ifirn-t , Hnp
freshments were serve*!.
pie peninsitlu* me tbe rtarThe Crystal I.nke Improvement
feUce, pQrhnpfr-^aliout OrScriety held its weekly meeting m.
[The part from ’Hie St.
the Lnko Mary Hotel op Tuesday
Ur ca?twartRy to Tidcwaevening. After the business meet
|d be the firat constructed.
ing, game • nnd dnneing were en
b<r 2.. Due north and
joyed until a Into hour.
long the /eightieth degree
Mis. C. S. Duiiiibison was hostlade, north en d-of it to
tens to a number of friends from
[ miles south o f the north arc leaving Monday for « visit here Iatke Mary nnd Sanford mi Thurs
noridn until it.la believed with relatives during the Ghriat- day ’ veiling, the occasion being a
countripsJnorfb' will run nins holidays.
farwell party t*- Mr. and Mrs. Jos
The pageant given hy the Oviedo eph Mnrtenoau, who are leaving
ko the Polar sen.
kr 3. Due northwest and Sunday school at the White Christ Sanford to make their home in
k from northeast bight of mas entertainment Sunday eve Ucedii. The evening passed quick
of Mexico to. atop five ning was very enjoyable and it ly with games nnd music, and nt
jthin the north border 'of Was witnessed by n large number tip* close r-f the evening, delicoun
Lntil it is believed that it from tins plncc.
refreshments were served.
brolongcd to the northMember* of the Oviedo GoldenThe Lake Mary
Community
Fiihore o f the Amercnn rod orchestra w-ere guests of Mr Chutch will conduct a Christmas
and Mrs. It. L. Croon Thursday Service on Sunday evening when
evening nt their home. After the it will present “ The Light on Sy
regular iVhenrsnl, a -ociul hour rian Hills." prutraying scenes near
;y Chamber To
was enjoyed and delicious refresh Bethlehem nt the time of the Na
eet At Chuluota ments iif sandwiches, fruit salmi tivity A- the church platform
rocon nnd after dinnei minLs were will m-t permit proper staging for
oiu n ij u-rveil hy tluj hostess Thoae pre tiles* scenes, it will be presented
1 hohl the sent were- Mr. nnd Mrs. Gifford nt the new Chamber of Commerce
[ailizntion uml Mr anil Mrs. jtrowo •.f g ” li! Budding, at 7 JO o'clock.
a lure* of *enrol mid Mrs. T. W l.nwtnn
Mi and Mrs Chester Saunders
ectorn *f prof Limey nnd the Messrs t'lny m**l two children have recently
unlier * f j and l.ienhnrt of Oviedo
moved to laike Mnry ami are liv
Tuesday
|ir Lichtenstein of Long Isiatul ing in one of the new bungalows in
arrived Monday for a visit with his Evnnsdnle. Mr Saunders will be
minty ng family here in Suhurlum Home*,
estuhlish
The faiiiijicp of Hr. McKee and
industry \tr Dullock motored to Katonvdle
r to runic ' Sunday afternoon to hear the Jut)
cr.which ile.- .Singers at the Hungerfonl
H.
S. i school. They reported til*- concert
1a very good one nnd worth one's
nsmi und ' while to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford were
county gu/’fcts of .Mir. Clark Mathers {Sat
urday afternoon.
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Chulu- ' STUART— Work stnited, paving
FROM
J1Goncva-Titusville rond.
F ^u rC en tG
Author Says Abolish
ineH Hugo Return The Day “Christmas”
panting the; future of
M«J is (qrnjlpx Vn on
vcstlgation previously auithorized
by the Senate ha raid he v T
dy to do au if tin- Senate would
appropriate for expens**.'
“ I have no doubt/’ he said, “ that
millions of dolUtni* urerh purlofnAl
or Wffully
'by those charged
with thujrfuponslbility of protect*
The firtt rehearsal was hold Inst
,*57£A v^ .*7>r.-T T ~ rj ^ :i <?
• tJ --------Friday cvenitfk at the Chamber of
l l a u ^ ^ seh ; n : u .i)rr. j>jt /{LONDON,
Doc. 23. — DP) —
Commerce Building. Aa Mr. Saun*
—Tho four-ccjil' gapolintf tax
Bernard Shaw, the spright
ders has successfully conducted a for good rouds of-Plorida"l»roUght
H PROMPT SEEVII
band in Tennessee fin- years, we ncurly ?'U),(kK) more the last fia- ly British dramatist. who recently
\taa awarded the Nobel •prise for
V*v
$."
To'olcToffeUfato'thlr publUmppear- f “ l month than the previous one,
literature for 1025, thinka that
unce.
according to the December dis Christman should be abolished.
'K a n fo r d l^ a n
Flans for the Community Christ tribution, made today at the comp
Writing In tho New Leader,
man tree undor'the auspices o f tho troller’s office.
Shaw rayn: "*
L#ko Mary Chamber of Commerce
The December distribution wus
“ It has become an unbearable
are progressing nicely, with tho $#71,811.52, compared with $817,- nuisance, but the difficulty is to many were pulverized Into brown
First National Bank
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tree in place uml the assurance of ^12.52 for November.’ .*-•
draft a bill making the celebration paint.
Santa Claus ttyri hu will bo present
Three fourths of the tai goes to of Christmas a criminal act and
Tl\i* tree will.be held at the ney the State Road department and compensating tho shopkeepers who
Chamber o f Commerce Building one-fourth to the counties, after tho ar^ justly enabled by tbe Christ*
and' overy resident e l Lake Mary doddctloh of n nominal Whi cover mas trade to pay their rents, not
*}<# -' ki i runs
>
,n
is invited. The'Program will atart ing the cost of distribution.
to mention all tho other people
Official* of the comptroller’s o f whtt make money out of it and who
ut 7 o’clock With a playlet nut! drill
by^he*. school chi Idten. iC o-Q fxw fice predicted that n steady in do pot know that tho landlord’s
tlhg to make this affair a succc^A crease would be shown from how
nro the following orgutiizqtfonii o f on in the monthly distributions.
I^ke Mary:1Lake Mary Chamber
Senate Hears Borah
PILOT JUMPS,TO SAFETY
of Copimerce,” Lake Mary ParentTeacher AssOclatiorf, Lala* Mary
« I KVKLAND. 0 , / Dec. 23.—</P)
Charges Of Graft
There is basis for real pride
Community Church, ta k e Mary M- *—Minrtn D. VYilllnrii*, pilot of a
E. Chuivh, mid Crystal Lak^jlmV Ch v.dand-Ctyidngo.Airplane, saved
in the feet that customers
WASHINGTON, Dtc. 23. —<^)
provemeht Association.
nis life today by leaping from his — Th6ftf graft and exttravaganco
seldom ask us to gtiarantee
In nccordnnce with a-notice *«tt plane, “ fyill a.blitul'I/in a thick fog in tho administration of tho alien
out Inst week, members of the three miles* s»i»IW!v of' Bowling propery rutdwdinn’s office over a
our ljJspdtears.lt indicated
Parent-Teacher Association to- Given, Ohio. The nt-iocx crashed period of eight, yean wore charged
geiher. with other interested citi a few -oconds.utter'Williams mado in the Senate today by Senator
that our eflfiwts/to build up
zen* met nt the schoolhousc on hi» parachute leap.Borah, Republican, Ohio.
Thursday evening, and.nttended in
public confidence were Well
’
Answering inquiries whether he
a .body tjie meeting of tho voters prevent millage was adeiiunte to intended to proceed with the indirected Opr reputation is
of District 2, called by T. W. !.aw- take care of this bond isSuo with
a j j i d u;
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ton, nt the Lyman School, relative out any incrcnse in same. There
ince of honest
to thW proposed bond issue -'far fore, it is expected that this much
V ;jr ,- i ,.-p ‘ m , -i. ...
deals and onest values.
school purposes, o f which Lake needed step will have thp support
Have You ‘
Mnryds to lie allotted $15,000, for of our citizens inasmuch ns the
Some Money
additional rooms. This bond l*sue present time, the auditorium has
was endorsed by those presort been cut up into classrooms, and
Brick building, hardware,
Miller & Phillips, Inc. “ :V5| B
nnd Mr. I.awton stated that‘ ih '0 Ihe school overcrowded.
and grpeefy^ and dry goods
stock, 'also drugs, n real
bargu in. ~
Any reasonable offer
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u s e n c a r is only a s pep.eNDAPLfr
A5
Inquire at Postoffice
Elm A w ., nt 18th St.
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THB
D & A L E -R
WHQ
S& LLS
Tnngrerines! Tangerines! Tangerines
THE UNUSUAL IN GIFTS
30c per peck
Also assortments in fancy Holiday Boxeswill surely please.
Christmas
Cards
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Opposite Valdez Hotel — 13th & Onk
Sanford Ave. &. 9th — Hnnford-Orlnndo Bond at
tr .'pJwrf JHlNwl
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Coleman’s Office EquipmeUt Co
Ginderville
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The House of Quality Goo d
Diamonds — .n*wi*li'\
W e have Tangerines/: Oranges and Grapefruit galore, fancy Holiday. Boxes
ping to your Northern friends, can arrange lovely, attractive a ssortm en t^ I w i
able prices. ’
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Mesh Bags — ( 'oni|iaetH
Ash Tniys — China — Toilet SeLs
Pocket -Books — Book Fond
Smoking Stands — Leather Baps
Seth Thomas Chicks
Fountain Pens — Atomizers
Kerr Belt Buckles
Sterling and Plater! Silverware
IVTERHMriORX
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Don’t foi-get about your Christmas Fi’uit, ours
reaonable.
is sweet, juicy and luciousra
’
Blue Bonnet Markets
ir. sTfln
Opposite Valdez Hotel
»N0 CIO
McLaulin, The Jeweler
r i.t h .^ g e t & Q a k
v
Sanfor
Sanford-OrlandaBoad at Gin^erville
•»<*! ■!»!<•-iwf.it'" {ft fs
♦jl- .iH'.-l 'TlAr-l
A A-i-r
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W e are buying, our tires at
From carefully selected raw materials lo
finished Lone Star Cement, the;Chemist
controls the process o( manufacture. H is
word is lavy; the last trace of guesswork has
befen eliminated in the manufacture ot-thia
supcr-qUallt jr product.
„ <.
Every bag o f Lone Star Cement is covered
by a writterf'guarantee. A plain, honest
guarantee without any “ ifs” of buts . lho
chief chemist signs thc guarantee because
he has proven the super-quality of the
product, ,
.
Next time you arc in d*c neighborhood cpi110
into our om cc and sec thc^certificate which
guarantees the sut>cr.*quality of. the cement
that goes on your job.
207 W. First Street -
They sure smash.tbe prices and they give
us a full guaranteed tire at the
lowest possible price. .
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Thursday and Friday *aire bur glti days, nut* of
fering Is oitt profit on nny Tire or Tube in the
Store at abTolute Dealers cost, every Tiro and
Tube A*FIRESTONE PRODUCT, and new fresh Stock-**Moat Complete afeick ln tbo Glty, a Tiro’
to fit every known Job will be foiind hero at t i ^ j
lowest price tjtat you ever paid for-jp
A CHANCE
. .And the Most Luxurious Gift o f All
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Custom beauty, glistening with Lustrous
lacjuers— a worthy tribute to express the
sentiment you feel.
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Lake Mnry, Fin.
Superb GiffS
\\ al* lies
i
:tvm W 4 S ^ ft Hi
on old worn-out or off-brand.
good Tfrea, on spoiling the happiest day
year..
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All that wo ask Is that you pay thp Servii
26 cents for each Tiro change. Don't for*
days THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
.
“ W e Serve To Serve Again
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409 W - 1st St.
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RSDAY, DEC. 23, 1920
RAMI
Pl.A TFO U M
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B f / Johaa-IaRiver Caaal,
■a o f white eraj .
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HONOR— "But ,who nm I,
__ ..far oiy- people, that w.e
be able to offer »o willingly
this sort? For nil things
.and of Thine own
r*Thoe." 1 Chron.
ViW
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AMBITION
oose the baaor role T
flin g high dreams nwny ?
desecrate the aoul
day?
Bpleasure’*
w f(bough
‘ ■ little
Strong or weak,
tsr^conqtieet seek ?
Rtet
&:
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h im your back upon
that la fine and true 7
waste your life as one
‘it ace* no struggle through?
join with them who choose
certain wny to lose?
ike .the sterner w oyl
high nnd strike for fame
It ypu must today
shame,
ways of sin
there’s no hope to win.
n o d 'a t Hie start arc they
bo neither dream nor dare,
tot with them,-but d toy ,'
biding your recortl fair.
|i f you miss your qucat
fighting fo r the best.
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pans
ar« stubborn, other*
fools,
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, While you archieing your shopbMY. ® few Christntus seuls.
jy not try to give some Christ[presents to folk* who really
1 them t
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S/lff will be Christmas for some
but only Saturday for
< V.
,
"It’s R long lano thnt has no
kahouscs,” remarked the Herrin
he faJly twirled his
...
*■ When they talk that way, they show that they very
obviously do not know what they are talking about. Very
few persons realize the expense attached to getting out a
newspaper. The average p e r s o n thinks that a reporter and
an ad solicitor or two are ail the weekly payroll mu&tr be pre
pared for. Asia matter o f fact on a small newspaper like
The Sanford Hejrald, there are'ordinarily twenty-five men
employed at average salaries of forty-fivo dollars a week.
Speaking o f the expense in newspaper operation and
advising1extraordinary curtailment o f expenses for the com
ing' year while at tho same time predicting the failure of
thousands of unsound publications throughout the country,
the Special Investigations Committee o f the National Edi
torial Association reports:
^ ‘ 'Ninety per cent of Country newspapers are selling ad
vertising at-or below cost.
"The cost o f advertising composition alone is 20c per
inch for weekly newspapers and 24.75c per inch for Small
daily publications.
"In the mechanical departments labor costs have in
creased from 50 to 150 per cent. Machinery and materials
have advanced in keeping with the rising costs nnd the news
paper publishers have not followed in the procession.
"Only a small percentage of country newspaper pub
lishers realize the perils which confront their fyture exist
ence.
"Economic pressure will aid the elimination process and
:t will be a case o f survival of the medium thut renders the
greatest service to the community.
"Disaster and ruin faces thousands of publications un
less they immediately adjust themselves to the new condilions and rigidly adhere to the rates which the committee of
investigations recommendH."
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Thou gTacioua nnd
God, it is .our glory to
g ir t to Thee as Thou dost
r ua.
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The Hurricane Brought Some Benefits
W h y tint s o m e I i r e m n n i e s I h a t
w i l l s e n d .............................ill
tv folks hurry IUK home to put flower seeds ill the ground and
beautifying .shrubs in their dooryards and along the high-,
wuys ?
-O -
SIN MAY OPEN bright ns morning, but it will und dark
as night.— Talmadgi*.
11
LAW IS tho umbiidimont of thu moral sentiment of Iho
pooplo. — Hlarkstoiio.
J
straight, But it Is encouraging to
„,ow ’ thpt ho has a harder time' in
lav
fleecing, the public. Ho is watched
not only by the state, but the press
of,'the country .Is always on the
lrc|hould lookout for the. fake promoter.
; o f X I glory.**— The stock exchanges make.lt hot
A p fftty sharp for- him, and there are different
to a man as X u bureaus scattered throughout the
'• !*d y t/on
ftfi headline*,'Editor Benjamin
' Beach saw the
r-’tts*d ‘ X "repre<* name of Christ and the
in g
s t M , However, we do
of
[%Q
up
Gertrude Ederlo hnd a stiff neck
after a plunge into tho Pacific.
We can hardly wait to hear whnt
relieved her.
Far-fetched, perhaps, but a good
picture: A Scotchman In front of
a.nickel phone
house la bum!
eSrim p,i
n t » neckties,
kowt-pof
rt& tW
i fef-the Tribune,
a? ’
The Ugly Duckling
As Brisbane S$es It 11 ___ M:-..
Ten Crulaera. Nice Target*.
Bonaparte’* "Donkeys and
Scientists."
Christmas Melon*.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
i more
fore
■bo- tight after the
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No Flying Machine*.
^ fE W 5M0f?TYeAtf5 AGO
AND UNLIKE OIL, those crops
are not exhausted, but go on for
ever, increasing. Lund in France
planted to wheat for centuries
produces more bushels per acre
now than it did 200 yenrs ago. The
pity is that when formers hove big
crops, they get small prices. Com
bination sales nnd voting cpuld
helpthat, hut farmers do not yet
know how.
I'PGOBAHKeupT
ItA L&SS'H A O
iM e W T R Y ou.
A & V W
:'The Rexall Store"
206 E. 1st St. '
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ONE - DAY SERI
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L a UNDR*
, 819 W. 3rd St, j
Phone 475
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Call the Willard Bat.,
Men—We recharge and
pair all makes of batt
R A Y BROS]
PHONE 548
11A YTi i.N A BEAt II JoC K N M
A church building where
era may worship (n to
with their religious beliefs itij
alone within the great
at the Indiana state prison. I
The Store O f A
Thousand Gifts
The Unusual
in
Gifts.
odd things, different from the u.sunl order of things
Those atro features of our selection thnt will mteres
those seeking the unusual.
GIFTS FOR EACH MEMBER
OP T H E F A M IL Y
VIOLINS — BANJOS — PIANO ROLL
PHONOGRAPHS — EMBROIDER®
LINENS — ATOM IZERS - AUTO
GRAPH BOOKS FOR THE S C H 0 0
GIRL OR N E W LY WEDS
Many people tell us thnt our prices are tin* lowest
in Florida
EXPERT PHONOGRAPH REPATRING AND
PIANO TUNING
Open Evenings
Sanford Music Store And Gift Shoppe
318 1st McLander Arcade
Phone 832
HISTORICAL ULTIMATUMS
ST. PETERSnUKtt TIMES
In 1904 Ion Perdicardis, an
American citizen living in Morocco,
was kidnanpped by the bandit
chieftain Ruisuli, and held for ran
som. Tho Moroccan government
was asked by the United States
government to obtain the release
of Perdicardis but without success
until an ultimatum -was cabled by
Secretary o f • State Hay at the
MEXICO HAS A right to do ns direction o f President Roopovelt.
it pleases, with its own people, in
stitutions and laws as we have. ,lt
is none of our business what Mex
ico docs to Mexicans. Woodrow
Wilson is dead, and we no longer
consider oureelvee responsible for
the wholo world, and bound to
manage It a lL -T h o more wo mind
our own' buslneae, and lot other
countries mind theirs, the hotter
for everybody.
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•Illy two tenth, but that mean- $‘|.
ww.ihmi a year profit
Every time a dollar is spent in | Here is n lesson we folk* of Day
California uioiic w ith 800.00U « nr* 1 jjUylonu Pouch 11
increases the tona Beach cannot learn too well.
using 150,000.000 gallons of
' community’s
collective
buying Our stores und shops and business {
hne.
|power one dollar. This is an old houses are modern In every wny
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argument, but
und the
... It is so important ...........
or service
anil norto be had here is
EASTERN STATES will wish and so valuable that it cannot be 1prompt nnd reasonably priced.
that some kind of oil fairy Would over-cmphusixP'
Money spent at home mnkes bet
Winter I’ ark recently fell the ter stores and better service pos
give them gas at eighteen and a
half rents. In California they have need of re-selling itself on the sible.
the cars, the roads and t tie oil. value of home-spent didlars and n
M"iiev spent nt home affects the
This single state, during the past dollar was set in motion in the more liberal support for our
week, produced <109,900 barrels of home rommunit) just to see what ■>l husiiiess and residence property
A record was in t he city.
oil every 'lay, and has billions of It could accomplish
barrels safe under ground, away kept of its pilgrimage* from per
Money spent at home encourages
from
fire,
lightning.
storage pon to person, from store to shop, morre lihertl support for our
from office to bank, nnd so on. hurches, our school* ui\d our civic
charge* and taxes
Thnt dollar changed hand* 47 times institution.
Money r.ent out o f town I* Im
I THE MA.N THAT bought 1,000 in n single day. Had the dollar
i share* of Standard Oil of ('ulifor* been sent out of town on ita orig mediately put to work in the in
'ilia in 1912 has hnd 32,000 more inal purchase it would hnvo de terest of some other\community.
Money spent nt home works con
shares handed to him. No one preciated Winter Park’a buying
; knows what that stock will lie power by 46 dollars. But by keep sistently nnd effectively for the
i worth 20 yeurs hence. But don't ing the dollar circulating in the upbuilding of Daytona Beach.
home town, it did the work of 47
Keep your money working for
gamble.
dollnr* in one day.
your home town!
EL UNIVERSAL and Excelsior,
of Mexico City, nnd other Mexican
newspapers, reprint in large type
an nrtlcle on United Statea-Mexiran relations, published by W. R.
Henrst in nil of hi* newspapers,
throughout this country.
Mr. Ilcnrat’s advice to thi* gov
ernment is to fight, if it meuns to
fight, or be friendly, if that is
what It intends, but not to pursue
a foolish policy of threatening and
meddling.
Military Brushes
?1.00 to $25.00 •
Sanford Drug (Jq
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THE RIGHT PLAN would be on
nll-American waterway from the
lakes through New York state, and
and that will come. But it would
co(tt fjVP „r *ix hundred million*
more than the low co*t of the St
Ijiwrence canal, which probably
will come first.
Farmers are deeply interested in
these canal projects, for which Sec
retary Hoover deserves greatest
praise.
He is a worker.
The
canals will cut an average of 12
cents from the freight on export
wheat, and add 12 cents to the
farmer's price.
,ent> U gallon does not seem much.
“sgestionsl
Stationery and
uTtle
SMRimP - "rbu'fee
lfAPbSSl8L6/\MP .
/M 0&cflQ\BLE-
Good News for Chrlatma*.
Canals, Crop*,. Prosperity.
Gas War End.
Fiffht or Be Friendly.
IT’S REALLY A - prosperous
country we live In, and tho pros
perity haa only commenced; A r
thur Reynolds, able Chicago bank
er, says our prosperity will last
through 1927. It will nlao last
through 1927 nnd beyond, If we
give it a chance really work and
do not cheat each other too much.
REVISED GOVERNMENT re
ports on crop* put com fo r thi*
year at two billion six hundred nnd
ioriy-five million bushclx, wheat
at 832,305,000 bushel*. Add forty
million bu*hel* of rye, forty-ono
million bushel* of rice, 18,018,000
bales o f cotton, 33,900,000 boxes o f
oranges, etc., nnd you have a Blight
idea of what prosperity means.
i
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In Miami they are staging ceremonies for flower and
shrub planting in tho public parks. Programs are arranged.
The newspapers tell all about it. The plants are put into
the ground with much ndo. And the people rush home to!
SENSIBLE GIVING
TAMPA TIMES
plant something in their own yards.
HARNESSING THE Colorado
That is the scheme, of course, and it is working fine. rlv,.r
not far away, thank*
It it quite an art to go through 1ness and culture.
But now the
Since the hurrieune people whose property was in the path t<> a number <>f earnest men, in the < hristmas season and pick out people who give books want someof the storm are in frantic haste to get something growing 1 eluding Senator Hiram Johnson, gifts that ure worth making and thing of renl merit thnt will please
where trees and shrubs were destroyed, and it J.k.Icm as if othrril Th(. rt,inHlnlni{ a.ffieulty that your friends will appreciate, intelligent people.
("inior years large umuiint* of
In the average family now carettie Miami area is going to be immeasurably more beautiful , sevins to lie arranging an agree- In
money were not wisuly spent
Of ' ful inquiry is made to find out
because o f thin npw, and usually c areful, planting.
j ment between California and Ari cour ■ people are uaually pleased what the people want. The selcc11 bv
‘ l< in AriThe hurricane, it is said, is being praised for starting zniiii The dum would
by almost any gift that is receiv tion is apt to be rnude from the
tonn, n gn ut part of thu power |
the great interest in flower and shrub planting. Citizens and irrigation would bv uh«*<1 ill ! ed, even if n thing 1h useless. It suggestions offered l^j' the pros
who have long been somewhat alone in the advocacy of more California. Tho prosperity of one 1may appeal to some prevailing pective recipient. A great many
popular notion
But people have substantial articles of clothing and
flowers for Miami are chuckling to themselves as they watch statv is rvflwtvd in all stutvs. Cal- i acquired better tn*te than form er household use are thus presented.
unsightly pjaces being changed into things of beauty by ex ifornia rannot thrive without hen ! ly. and the stocks of goods carried The number of women around the
1 by tin- stores reveal that fact very men’s furnishing goods counters in
citedly working neighbors. And they are very sure that efiting Florida and Maine.
cleat ly
the stores show*
how many of
once the beauty o f the flowers and vines is seen that the in
ARIZONA, THE great state
I There was a big demand some them ure making useful presents
terest in garden Work in their neighborhood will continue.
copper, cotton, citrus, climate ami years
y(.nrs ago.
ago. for
tor instance,
instance. fur
Tor very to the mule member of the fami
Perhaps it requires u hurricane or a flood to shock some Ithe Colorado, will prove itself the ornate purlor ornament* and brir- lies.
state
of
brotherly
conciliation.
A gift that has beauty is always
n hrnc that served no use ami had
folks into appreciation of trees and plants. If our own beau
' The thing desired is to use the
tiful Lake Region of Florida wqfe visited by a devastating country's wealth, water and power no r<»a| decorative value, but were appropriate, though people who
and gorgeous without taste. feel many urgent needs sometimes
wind storm, possibly the jjeople-gazing in sadness at then especially, and thus build up the florid
People in those day* would give ] wish the money had been used for
fallen trees and mutilated shrubs, would see just how much entire nation Arizona will not us present* very elaborate orna-isuch pressing demands. But every
withhold from develop mental Inioks. and the contents of home needs some touch of itnngthose carelessly accepted trees and shrubs had been doing unwisely
ment and use that which, at the many of these volumes were of |ination, and thut which does somefor them.
moment, she herself cannot use.
little or no value. It was supposed , thing to muke the daily routine
Perhaps, too. a storm must come before the people of
that such books reposing on the less burdensome
this most lovely part of Florida will in systematic, wholeCALIFORNIA. HAVING had a parlor table gave an air of richsale fashion, start a flower, shrub, and tree-planting cam- pleasant price war among gasoline
is now to see the other
j I'uign
that will convert
their territory into the famous flow |concerns,
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side of the mednl
From sixteen
SPENI) AT HOM E
ft -land It was adapted In lie
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eighteen and a half
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All those who are vitally interI in the Tacnu-Arica dispute — P. J. Hailey.
raise your right hand,
yiju. We thought so.
THINK FIRST
— - ■ o--------■[. (Vrtairi sections of the country
p a l m b e a c h POST
‘i « flooded by swollen rivers. How
irty hammers would bo in operIf tfac American people would scheme unless he first has coni f one bayou in Florida was
devote us much time to investi cultled with his lawyer nnd his
b; raise one fo o t?
gate the different propositions that hanker or some man of hard nnd
spy
----------o-------- ben hotter steam rollers nre clnim their money before they in practicnl business experience.
Every safeguard
should
he
■, Mussolini will build them.—, vest ax they put in trying to re
placed
nround
persons
bo thnt they
cover
their
money
after
it
b<
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been
ind Times-Dltpntch.
It’s
faBnC at least to know that it lost, they soon would cease to be find it difficult to invest money
Many procure money
losers.
The progress recorded foolishly.
Igirptv't'be the. Republicans.
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within recent years in protecting by inheritance nnd have little con
Krr/T»e. nowu story tells us thnt inventor* from plnnng their sav ception o f how or when to invest
leans In China have been ings In worthlexs securities, how it. Many nro so devoted to their
[to arms. Wo sow a couple ever, is encouraging toduy. There own way of making money thnt
j the lake' front the other night j ix a development toward saneness they believe in the natural good
ho hod evidently received a sirni In the investment markets of the ness of all other persons and there
“
[country thnt hns u general stabil fore arc blinded to the wiles nnd
izing Influence on the money mar the wnys o f (h e professional
From the raids along tho lower ket. The better situation is the schemer. It is the part o f society
it coast, one can expect the result, without question, of the in general, if not to protect the
UU, Jlduor market to nd- campaign promulgated for the innocent and guide nnd ndvixe, nt
m ora sharply than usual, purpose of educating the average least to aoo that tho poisonous is
an anxious man will watch American investor to investigate removed within itself.
ckcr In hla "broker'a" office before you Invent." The campaign
wax begun in a serious manner
r the next few days.,
Tom Sims Says
about flv f years ago. following
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ington discredits .story of many sad experiences which result
Aa for the barber In Wisconsin
special envoy to Mexico, ed after the war when Inexperi
as though ths government enced Investors wero persuaded to who also is coroner we can only
a secret the fact trade their Liberty bonds fo r suggest the sign: "Inquests for
tho Bald."
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t
jors are sent to for- worthless "securities."
And yet millions o f dollars an
itrics fo r keepln' house at
while tb« real blah nually arc waated In this way,
When it anowa fn New York
by special and very mys- gone beyond the hope of any recov you can hire a sleigh fo r $26 nn
ery. The pcoplo are not Investl- hour. Pretty smooth?
. min is te r
/,
gating enough. All the laws in the
the use o f "Xm as" at wori<T can not make a crook bo
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Advertising1solicitors frequently run into the argument
Hint' rates are too high. It is . very seldom indeed that a
merchant is found so poorly posted as not to know that news-,
, sr *7. ISIS. at tlie Postofflco paper advertising: is absolutely essential to the success o f
in fo M . F lo r id a , tinder A ct tof
iiis store. There are those, however, who, while neverthe
—
less
resenting any attempt on the part o f an outsider to re
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[ K . JONK*. K iw w llic Kdltor
advertising rates, declaring that wforty-two cents an inch
Bfe*-------------------------m n i m o i rates
_ is an exorbitant price to pay and that the publishers are
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Newspaper Cofcts
Sanford Herald
HAJtt’OfcD
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Jnme* l^twrcnce:
"Don't give
up th<- ship."
Cotcsworth Pinckney:
Millions for defense but not one
cent for tribute."
Admiral Farragut: * "Danin the
torpedoes; go ohead.”
General Grunt: "W o will fiKht
it out on this lino if it takca all
summer. ”
Colonel Whittlealey:
"Go to
.
„
"Perdicardis 0011!"
That ultimatum,
ollvo or RttlsulLdead," belongs to
the handful of phrases In Ameri
cor. history >which will never bo
dropped from standard dictionaries
of quotations.
A few o f these immortal sayings
stick in the minds of every school
boy and girl and every cltlxen.
Those most frequently quoted ore:
Patrick Henry: "Give mo liber
ty or give mo death."
SCIENTISTS ANNOUNCE that
John Paul Jones: “ I. have not
life on Venus Is more probable than begun to fight.’’ life on. Mars. Martian animals, If
any, must have, light bodies, and
YfO
live on unsubstantial lichens and
such foods. So says learned Dr.
'Contemporary Comment
Cbblenx of 'tho XI. S. bureau of
standards, just bsck from the LowIf Vice-Prxsldsnt D u w esjn t^
‘
Flagstaff, Aritie water, not to do any "reforming” in the i
n » t and great ate heTiad better be about it
These fow declarations
o f de
A subscription to The
Sanford
H era ld w ill D rove an excellent 1
fiance have done much toward in
creasing national prldo and patri
otic fever in the United tSates.
in some instances the statements
are probably more famous than
their authors or have made their
authors famous. ■'
Ion Perdicardis was an Infionapinious trader until his name was
attached to tho storn order to tho
Moroccan government. Five words
hm,. placed his name in history.
. ent that everyone apprec
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Mi** a — What do you think of
my new portrait?" Mrs. B. (g »z -
"Wnn1! ‘V r t ' h c r . lorgnette)—
.Wonderful! Charming—and yet
Wc ha good likeness,"
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AfRS. FRED 9. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
LITTLE MISS SHARON ENTERTAINS
WITH PARTY ON HER BIRTHDAY
Mrs. E. Page Hostess
To The Members O f
Her Club Wednesday
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
ENJOYABLE CHILDREN’S PARTY IS
GIVEN AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB
I be anInin I Christmas party giv
Games of nil kinds dour to the ,
A lovely social affuir of the
‘
the member* of the Liter- ' childish heart, and the singing of •
'
Tlurrgdir
week, wus the Christmas bridge
Ihqmrtmint of the Woman's '
..•Guild Christmas ball
enrols caused the hour* to pass |
party given Tuesday afternoon by
and anticipated with much
>HallMrs. K. E. Page at her attractive
re ear h year hy children of quickly. The feature of the after- \
|Kelfhbom of America to
home on Ouk Avenue. Tin- guests
oh iin-mlivr*, was held Wed- noon was the "puppet show.” con- I
j-W o'clock at the old Mawere thn members of the Gudojnosiluv afternoon with Mra. Wil- ducted by Mrs C. I). Wolfe, in ; u
IK*.
* >* •
Tymo bridge club.
|liam .Mchiiiimn as chairman, a.*- which the monkeys, dogs nml oth- b
- c SI. Shipp will enter. , “ ,y dcc°rated
for the occasion ran • ..f nil kind* which
The roohvs when- the card tables j aisti-d by Mr* Anna Van Ness er animal* did their stunt* in a , g
or of her daughter, Miss Wltri quantities
of
poinsettinx played mi the lawn, and late in the
were arranged presented a most Brown, department chairman, Mr*, most realistic manner, bringing *
p at her home Oil Ceil- , wreaths, red Christmas bells, gar-j afternoonrefre.hments of icc festive appiarunce with their decCairo Willi*. Mr? C. D. Wolfe forth rounds of npiiluuse from d e -, ■
; lands of red ami green and others cream,individiinl cukes ns well n* orntionn of holly, mistletoe, baskets
ami Mr- C |- Vincent. It was lighted youngsters
'5
Yulctidc suggestions.
the birthday cake were served by of poinsettins ami a gorgeous
one --f the - leverest and most enAfter the ''show," the children i ■
Friday
*
' I n the dining room, the refresh-1 Mr*. .lame* G. Sharon, mother of Christmas tree, hrillinntly lighted.
joyalde parties ever staged in San- wort* sented ill a large circle and I*
party for the Story ment table was laid with a lace I hostess, iier two grandmothers,
Punch wus served throughout ford
refreshment* «ff chocolate Molly- |S
cn at the Library at 3 cloth and covered with a gorgeous Mr? lane Smith and Mrs. Kllen the game, nml at the ton hour ro
The large eluli auditorium pro pop*,” mnllowmars, and tiny i»ot R
Christmas tree hung with tinsel. O Slmron and aunt. Mi ah Ashton freshnienls of a delicious salad
aented a lestive appearance with ties of grii|>e juice, in which were *
bright-colored
ornaments
and Thomas -if Ib-I.aml,
course wore served.
number* of bu«kets of poinsettia*. imitation sipper* topjied with San- g
■— r
v.«i
Vari-colored lights. At the base of
Saturday
This was one of the most
When scores were counted after hilii«i u* and -itiu-r cut flowers in tu Claus heuds. On each
i dress ball given at tha the tree were hanked numerous lightfui children * parties of the ; un interesting gnme, the prize for^jf,,. varying shades of red. a* well were snapper favors. Tiic children :at
St Lake, by Mrs. Alice rod bngs filled with enndies and season and was attended l.y about high score, a boudoir pillow, wus
„,| km,|. ,l( hll|„lliy
were nls- each prvsenteil a lovely
given as (>5 children
pring Miss Olive New- blowers, which were
awarded Mrs. I>. ( Howard, for The huge ri,lured electric lights, Santa Claus “ Lolly-pop" doll.
_
favors.
| Jane received her guests wearing having second high score. Mrs. J. occupied a prominent position.
This department is noted for its *
Surrounding the tree were 10, n lovely frock of Nile green gorg- R. Adums also received a boudoir
Placed about this and across the cordial hospitality ami especially , ■
J
' f .
tnll
red Cathedral candles in green jette with tninmlngs of gold ribbons pillow. The consolation prize, a stagi were armies of running for the children parties, and the
Tuesday
Wight will'entertain holly holders. At either end uf 1worn over gold cloth. Her slippers dainty powder puff, went to Mra. Santa Clause*, in which lolly pops on this year far surpassed nny of ■
supper at her home on the long table Were large birth-1 and accessories were also of gold A. II llcckwith.
were cuncealeil
I.nte in the afternoon the guests
oe before the Woman’s
drew names, anil exchanged gifts
ti. honoring Miss Mary
>•! from the Christmas tree,
Me* t tli' e Newman. Miss Mary
Mrs Mary Strong and .Miss Win. j ■
rules cun.
l t Mr.
| and Mrs. A. D. Rosier and]! Mr*. Augusta Kigeiniuann
.
1Puleston.
ball for the Social DeThursday for points in . ( lent water will nrtivc here Friday!
Those enjoying tins lovely party Elizabeth Puleston, Mi*s Maude ifred Strong, who were called lie ra jj
Hotel Forrest
Pnrreat 1
vv^crc Ghey will spend the Jto spend the holidays with her ^were Mr*. A H Herkwith, Mr*. Lnki Mi*> (ieergln Mobley. Miss by the death of their aunt. Mrs ■
*r» at the Hotel
holidays.
duughtri, Mr* Fred Daige
Mr* H R Gray Mr* Verne C. Mio ll"ll uinl All** Mildred Holly Kllii I cfflei, left Thursday itiorii- JJ
Mr*. James G. Sharon
Wednesday mg f"i then horn,, at Fort M yers..*
.!
Adams. Mrs l> C. Howard, m -t i e.l i , i frliind
orrest Lake ns hostesses.
_
Mr* Raleigh King ami Miss Jewel vvl ■I. 111. . at tended the bridg
Judge .1 tj Smith of Itirming
Mrs.
George
A.
De
Ir i
I (•’ Flake of Hustings motored j|
entertain a few of the ham, Ala . arrived here Snturday arnveii here Ihurxlnv t-- spend ihi Mr* J H Little, Mr- .1 ( Stapler, pint g i'.u !•' Mis rimmiis \lliert
Ml*- * hiirlntte to Saiifmil lhursady and ?p>-n| the ■
Kt at a supper party at evening, having been called he. • ,|1(||l|!iv s wlt|. her fi.th. t It tj Messenger. Mrs T If 11inLi net. N’e.'l li'-ip ling
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King --f Floral Citv
St i - k. r of l.uii'dalc, I’ii
ila' here with his daughter, Mrs. 5
on Park Avenue, nfter by the (loath o f his sister. Mrs
■
bis home fin: <ink
sham
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Robert
I
brasher
He
was
aermn
'i Gluh dance, honoring
Lcffler.
A ' I'll Or.
Mi nml Mr* .1 K McKee re-j
Mr “ ,"1 Mrs ' ' Hr' le "tip and pained home by Mrs Triiraslu-r and jj
Frederick Bell.
|
turm-d home Sunday evening from idaui'litci left
V\edne-alav
for Ijahy who "ill *picod (\y holidays
Mrs Hnzel Coleman leave* TuesMl** (’ leo Thayer of "a y ,to ?*
p i , i tMi I hi asln'i S
\nmstmi, Ala. and Alhai.y. t ,u. 1IJu"" •
'■ U i» ml tin w,th h
for Atlanta, tin.
Itmas Party
she will spend a -hurl (In. ill rived here " ’edtu-da,. I,. »|i, |r lltey visited telalive*
lo-li i '"ill l* n I In oi there for the week
*peml the h<.11.1.1 \ - With In i |i.it
i lid
L i l S t E v en in g , li""- nl1 l *,l‘ Kuest
Mr* Mabel
ents,
Mr ami Mr- I It lhnvic at
, ,
, j
' MaeNeill. before goi ng to Char
Mr* \\ Wallace Wright
re
S S M a i g i l l e t L i O n p ^ |(,|((. y C to »|>,-nd the hoHilav* their home ti|n f'atk \\eiiue
I ni oi d home Wediu dll' e'ei.illy
Is
thri'tma? spirit prevailed
.veiling when
Mis*
It l. mg . r idturned a num
|h,i i
ong friends Si< a
p,ni\ .0 her home ->n
rmie
lh- garla■"t- ->f red and
■lly. mi-lictoe, ns well us
M'y
j, ^
,.f Mrs j
* GU .J
DROMEDARY DATES
10 oz. Pkg.
COCOANUT BON BONS
Assorted per lb.
In Hfcnrdniicr with mil itnrum1
custom, members of Tny lot Com
iiiandel' No JK, Knight* Tetnplai,
-f and all Hojiuinnng Sit Knight*,
O'er thq pretty , , V U m l nttendcd the birthday pul
•.........
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CAND Y, SUPERFINE
Mixed, per lh.
Per
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GUM DROPS
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ASSORTED STUFFED
Dates, 5 II). box_____________
N ATIONAL F R U IT C A K E
One I1’, box
COOKIES
Holiday Mixed, per lb.
IOC
WHITE RAISINS
Thompson Seedless, per lb.
Gifts For Everyone
„ „i i
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CALIFORNIA FIGS
S oz. pktf.
shnnm and
jHhf, S n ijlh „, |h l .,r homi>
y .........
>*"* “ Ulf« t' V,‘ Tenth Street
(Ills occasion. The light*
,
—
ideil in red which C0*t a ,
Ralph und Kutheiine Inglu
|rm glow
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w 1 ■IV,
Mi .1' .1 N| i • H a l f , l it er .
,p. i .1 III. a t‘fk t idI fit ! h i . t-u .t
ill |
ItcH' Il its 1lie Vmi . .( Mr
Mi* i la *• tut Haf Finn til I *f • i
Jk
d*'l|Cc K 1
■
'll** Ashton Timms? of Del.and KNH.IIIS I : MI*I. \R
ATT | S I ION
spent the daV here Wednesday a*
and lighted ^
,* L e o were Used 111 deco
Sincerely appreciative of .the
part every customerhas play
ed in making the past year, a
success. A & P wishes encli
of you
*
.luilgc and Mrs
H
Wnlliici'
" right It-u'i- Fri day f .r l l r l u n d "
whcic l hc \ will *pend • h r i s t m a *
Uith th*» l a t t r i V hr»»t/ni anti wit*
Mr and Mr* J u l i a n Hn wa r d
•
FIG BARS
2 lbs., for
I lu* l\ id( 1ie s
reipiested t-- meet at the. A*y
m (uni on Chnstmu- morning at ten
vpniUK' was merr.Iy^pe.it <>' ^ethetr epusin lane Shar
‘ o'clock for Christinas ohservaric,WrdD^iU^
aftprmioirat
h«*r
(lifts For The Home*
»m
m
_
knul*'* dnnoinir muf-ga
Full Templar uniform, including
A contest afforded on
Street.
C urvin g Set*. S ilverw are, S tove*
sword, I* prescribed f,,| ihi* o.
BUAcnu*nt. The prize fur
, M*|OII.
or •' candy, was won by
Mi. and Mr* K. C. Wethermgtoii
(lifts For Hrown-l Tps
ASA F Mi AI INTER, Com
arm.
announck On- birth of a daughlei Attest
Ivu/.nl Set.*, S p u n m g fi'milh. Outl.*. Tellllln kininl.*
served throughout j [)oc jp
ti)ejr
,,ak Hill
JNII 11 JINK INS. Recoider
f and at u lnte huur the qq)e
)uls hceii named Doris
r« asked Into the dining Nr«rie.
rsfreshment* of a tempt
course. The refreshment
Mis* Klmii Tolar, who t* a *tu
laid with a loyely lm*dent at Stetson Cniversity a! Ibr>d, and centereil with
Land, returned home Wedi ••-day
iTristirins tree, stud
to spend the holiday* with Ini pm
1li 1 F ir s t St.
' electric lights The
etit*, Mr and Mr* 11itin 11 I ,i
.i*.*isted in serving hy
f, Mrs J. O. Long, and
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7 I Long
Dr. Samuel Puleston and D I. _
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these enjoying this dr- Thrasher are expected to return
Iprty were: The Misses home today from u hunting trip 1*
Bender, Jane Torrence, near Fort Christmas
f!
lamg. Helen Vincent, *
—
prtw Hurt, Unm et Ro* ! Mi nml Mr* II I l.et.ette and ■
jonc
Smith. Katherine
daughter Ann of « air-, Ga ■
Julm Higgins, Mary Au- arrived here Wmlncaday to spend J
Worthington.
Mnrguret the hHtdays here a* the guest* of ■
FRIDAY
the former’s *i*trr ,'lr* " • Mill g
■
Hernard Schirunl. and mother Mr* Lola LeGette at ■
I ..ulmMim» from I p. nt to *
Jock Sneed, Frederick their home on Magnolia Avinmn
II a oi
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Itoix-rt
Highlayman, |
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Be*. Klnchen Powers.
Mr. and Mr*. Ned Chittenden ■
lk*ln* Daniels
'J
Went and Stewart Long. Meft Wednesday morning m th.-ir ■
in
«!i
car for Mountville. S.
where .■
they
will
sfiemi
the
holidays
with,
2
“Stranded
^
IMr* Kerfoot Brynnt of
j?
Iwill -vpend the hoildnyH relatives.
■Sf/M
S ■ MINCE-MEAT
jj ■ None Such, per pkg.
> - -tsA
_
S S CRANBERRIES
S
■ Fancy, per 1|). n
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205 Magnolia
McLander Arcade
Sanford, at Geneva
Hill Hardware
S
In
Paris”
Ithe latter’s parents, .'Ir.
Mi. ami Mrs. J G. Hall ancD ■
J T Nowby, at their
I family arc now pleasantly located p
llbicmilin Avchne.
for the winter nt 1702 Magnolia I ■
Avcnue.
Holly motored to Or*
Comedy
“ King Bozo”
Mi lane News
5
ziiny, where she spent
Miss Irene Gnrd left Wednesday 5
afternoon for t’ nintilla where she 2
Mr*. F. S. Dnlger of will spend the hrrlldays with her
arrive here Thursdny parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Gnrd.
* holidays with rela-
Milanc R eview
s
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Reasonable
Bm
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v ■
A rcitjarkable collection o f smart hose. Inter*
new patterns and colors. Heavy weights and
weights. II oho to suit every fancy. Prices
overv nurse.
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■v*J,y,VVt
- SILVER,WA
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W ' ■Yaffil
I PENS
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DIAMOND FLEXIBLE BRACELE1
iyi* i-ti
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D U N J N H iK
$50.00 to $250
Music By Seminole Syncopaters
lW«ii >># 1 1 m o p ».♦»,»»
Hcmitiful single stones set in handsome -settings of
platinum and white gold. Sizes from J-4 carat up.
Reasonable Priced. *•'
.
FRIDAY NIGHT
11 luncheon.,.
DIAMONDS
Platinum nml white gold. Bulova, Hoffrera and Elg
wmond
Admission $1.50
9
.
J for lii Hiitv, for charm, for practienbilitv, thtjre’s noth♦ mg like jcvvclit*.
WRIST WATCHES
SILKSLISLES-WOOLS
CLOCKED-
[
THE GIFT SUBLIME! ',
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3 *- p
‘
r>wis o f M r».' V
. * ‘ e -1
$50.00 to $200
Mrs. Uollund L.
**lny morning for Ml- *
they will spend the
the guests of the fornt», Mr. and Mrs. S.
}n.L,mtL, motored
Kv? S "to
' Tuesday whore
-*• -
Many beautiful designs, platinum and white gold
settings.
^J■At.'** -* ./*
■
Dc^n It
j
Key, A d elaide't
LGeorge Rice and their ♦
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n
il Ne>
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PLATED W
m
wwm
mm
�■Imlle slgna.l ure* of, »«lil MAybr and
■old pt-rk.
SECTION S. That tha Muror of a n d r :
lnnnU’lpal
tho Cl»r of Sanrord; .KIoHda, la 8TRUU
Arrested
Chari.
atithurl**! and PAL It
;; Sanford. Florida.
W « M iMureby'naiructrd;
empowered
to
call
an •lection to
(Company
closed
its
doors
today,
WARSAW, Polo.
determine the question of.the l*»u- a u a j n h t u q n p i
SECTION I. That It la tho deier- once of tho bonds provided for Uy
s e c t i o n T.,-1
(/F)— Poland’s secret service agents The institution had a capital ol
Y O U R SHO
• m lnntlon1 of
near tho frontier at Ksttowi^ 150,000 and deposits of approx that the mint b f’ Two Hnrtflrrt ana
imately
$100,000.
Fifty Thoimand' Ddllara will Be re*
have arrested several Germans
qulred to provide n fund apfflelent
whom they Accuse of being spies.
. to • t-rcl. corrstfuK and equip •
TIIK MATTER OF T U B E S T A T E! .n i e l l i ho*pitaV fn th* c ity o r «a n The agents said that papers had INOK
MART A. W . K E E IO f.’ »K*- ford Florida, and the aun> of T * o
been found on the men showing
Hundred-and Fifty Thousand Dol
n o t ic e ? "t o c r e d i t o r * a n d
lars to be derived from the sale of
that they employed Illegally by
OTHERS
■' * ’ ", "
the bond* propoacd by thla Ordi
Notice la hereby given 'to all nance to be Issued. Is hereby approDr. Luknschck, German member, of
legatees. dlatriouteea and\ printed exclusively for aald
purtho International Contrpl commis creditors,
all persons 'harlnir clalma 6r de
mands against the Estate of K a r r
sion for upper Sllfeaia. ,
A. W . Kcely, Deceased, that *uch P >aE( TIoN 3 / That a bond Issue
Tho Polish authorities' sold the claims
ndd
or demand* mutt bo pre In the Sinn of Tw o Hundred
cGrmans had been apying on Pol sented to tho County Judge o f Bern* Fifty Thousand Dollar*, for the m opurpose specifically
set
CounRi.. Florida, at his offlca> nlrtpal
ish frontier garrisons with fake inole
In the Court House nf said County,, forth In Section 1 8 f this ordinance
bo
mid
the
same
la
hsrphy
author
diplomatic passports.*
within twelve tnohtha from t tho
•'
NOTICE
Notice la hereby, given that tho
regular annual 4 meeting
of
tho
stockholder* of tho Lomrwood M ale
Rank Is called for Tuesday. Jan
uary 11. 1987. at tWo o'clock, p. m..
at the bunking rooms of said batik.
Tlie object o f , th e'tn eelln g Is (he
election of a Hoard of Directors to
nerve for tho ensuing year, olid the
transaction or. suet) other business
ns may properly codie bofore the
Ik ,. The advantages are eb- Tho merchant hits ijo recourse but
I tb add the cost c f delivery to tfcjfc
hero arc fewer people In the’ Trice of his mejrh&dU'*, Sb by
pj- :You don’t, Wave to jostle i eliminating unnecessary deliveries
rub elbows,1 wcVrThg out you r (* large *— * - / **■“
~-<wtta. aystem and . exhausting i lin in g a delivery service 1h dono
Away, with, and prices are lower.
■‘•nerg^.’
Ilepo is another way to cut down
ve salesgirls aren’t so busy,
C. w . KNTZM lNQEfc
t cnc’ can devote tnWc time to on dclfvcrtes^ * Instead of going ,,,e* ,,nRPresident.
shopping several times n week, nit
down in advance and IUt the thing*
Coaler oa the iV'niper
NOTICE OK r m i.lC A T I O N
KrVlal N - m b r r 010009
>u have menro time tb make you want to buy. Then get them
Department
or The Interior. U H.
'
W * ., You can spend an extra all at once.
Land Office at Gainesville. F lo r
minutes orV b comparing the
ida, December IS. 1936
Having a detailed list made out
Is herebr given that Mu.«lye valiics of two piecas of in advapcc also saves you much onNOTICE
E lU ton . of Osteen. Florida, who.
jliuldiae, whercao you can't do trouble when you reach tho store. on November 21.. 1931. made Home*
Entry, No. 019003. for HW 1-4
ben‘tho store is crowded,
It saves your time and the time of atrild
of S E 1-4, Hcctlon 8, Township 19 H.
a ’6*4fey On your tomper and the salesgirl when you have a falr- Range 31 E ..T Tallahassee Meridian,
ha Uropers o f the salesgirls, ly^dcfinltc idea of Just what you has filed notice of Intention to
make Three-year, Proof, to establish
fbple'who ire employed gener- want.
claim, to <tho land above described,
are able to' shop only on SatOne more thing: have an identi before Clerk Circuit Court, ,«t Han
ford, -Florida, on* the 3rd 1 day of
£ afternoons, or at the noon- fication card with your namo and February. 1927.
■
Claimant panfes a * witnesses: Ed
ltyich hour. If those who can address plainly listed. This en
l„ CunhthKham of Ilenson SprlnKK.
i at .earlier hours would do so ables clerks to get V»ur name and FloHda.
W . J. Cohen of Osteen, Flor
^ of the Christmas shopping address quickly and accurately, on ida. E. B. OeteCn of Osteen. F lor
Anronv-Iftbleson of Osteen. Flor'.would be eliminated.
t n number of purchases saves n ida;
hlii
ni;onuK r ra^M.
are is another thing to remem- good deal of time.
______
Of [ A
R eal Christmas
time of the first publication o f thla
notlre. that It, twelve months froml
December 1th. 131*.
RALPH . E. HMITH.
As Administrator nf the Estatei
of Mary A. AV. Kccly, Deceased.
Publish Dec. I. 15, I t ' 33. Jgn.
13. 26. Feb. 1.
ORDINANCE NO. U S
AN
ORDINANCE
PHDVlDl.NO
FOR AN IHHCE OF BONDS UY T H E
ANI) FIFTY TJIOUflAND DOLLARS
FOR MUNICIPAL P iy il ’OBEH. T llK
HALF. TH EREO F TO
life. UHED
PROCEEDS D E R IVE D FROM T H E
AND EXPEN D ED TO ERECT. CQNHTRUtrr AND EQUIP A MUNICH
ised. provided, however, that beforo
Said bonds shall bo issued. tblii Or
dinance shall be flrat hpnroved by
u majority v ote1of t lu f electors of
the city of Hanford. Florida, actual
ly north Ipay n r Hi an election t<> be
rolled and held a t'sn ch 'tim e and, In
the manner as la prescribed by the
charter alid ordinances or the City
o f Sanford, Florida.
SECTION 4. That
said
bond*
shall be of the dendm nation of One
Srhpussnd Dollars each, bearing In*
tfcre-t at the TSte .of five and o n *half per centum p*r annum. Inter
cut parable sem i-annually. on Uie
first -U y " Of January 'and July!
■aid u»ue of-bonds to.m aturs thirty
” ar* after date .of. the lasuanco
th e r -.f. both the principal and In
t e r ,,! ..f said bands tb be payable
a t ,..m e bank In the City of New
York State of New T ork. Ill lawful
monev of the united Stifles OT Amer
ica said bond*
be
hy
the Mayor of tile' City of HSnford.
Florida, and t>y the Llerh *'/
Hid
Clt> nf Kanford. Florida, and shall
a f f i x e d thereto the
official
itgrating frogs covered ruilI tracks for more than n mile
Itcn Viadislovaka and Sarygol
he Crimea, halting a Moscow
train recently for three
shall
become
efl
'
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- 'AN ! ORDINANCE' 'PROVIOINO
As tho City Commission c f
Ftm An ISSUE OF JJONDS BY
City of Pauford. Florida.
THE CITY OK HANTOUD. (bO - a l i c,i t the
niDA. i s Tin: t t n u o r T TO HUN ' l l It; PHILIPS,
DRED AND FI FTY •T7fOUSANil
City Clerk.
Publlsn Dec. 16, 21,r3®. Jan. 3. 33.
Gut Prices on
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
I>engue,BiUot|sFever
J113 Sanford Ave.
Ph on e 461-,
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V
Sanford’* Pioneer Badio
Announces a
Register.
Fi*ee Lecture1pn
Our plant will be closed on
ChristmftB day except be
tween 8 and 10 p. m. Place
your order accordingly.
G
We have a good supply of
double heavy cream for
whipping.
If you want
good, try our
Homc^hing
would want at home.
Special orders for Xmas
day will not be accepted
later than Friday noon. .
Many enjoyed our Thanksgiving turkey
Charles I. Ohrenstein
c. s.
NESSELRODE
PUDDING
with turkey and everything that one
orate menu for <>ur cu ‘
# ..
Sanford,
Florida
.
• -
Christmas Dinner
ner and we are planning
,
SECTION #. That the. form of thu upon It* |C
Adopted
ballot for anld election-shall bo »"
her. A. D. *$*•followii, t.'-wlt:
SEAL:
1
-FOR the approval of that certain
FORREST LAKE.
Ordinance of the City of Sanford,
Florida. No. HI. antlttadt.,' - >
Scientist of
A Delicious Home-cooked
nitey GlUson, confessed do- 3
Itlng' assistant cashier of the B
^ orjrtmmetTe and Trust comy, who voluntarily returned Inst M
n ftfjtcr an international search jj
|lght weeks had failed to locate ’ fi
, t u in' the coupty jail here
ty/Jn lieu of $100,000 bond.
|M
Uintaining the same compos 'which 'characterized his volun- |jt
r return, Glisson refused today ,8
»11 where he had been or whnt a
motive was in reluming. He g
,"prevTously admitted specula- 8
i o f approximately $405,000 of,It
bank's funds.
he 6nly request Glisson made S
jojice officials who hod him m 3
rgo g u t night was tHnt no one >1
allowed to visit him except ,1
inds.‘ ' He talked to two vice-1J
pldcnta of the bnnk.l/vst pight. |M
lfsson was believed to have ex J
.^ptijdad the money in two prj<Vale Ifl
’ business ventures. \V. T. Griffin,
titiroectyr o f detectivcf, said after
Gllason surrendered that ho hoIlcved Glisson had not dispontd of
•II the money. The audit conduct
ed-by tho bAnk could not account
ijfor about $200,000 Mr. Griffin said
this Ordinance.
< i:’- >r<*
and :
b.
f
;
Syracuse, N. Y.
I
j
Member of the Board of Lecutreship of the Mott
Church. The First Chyrch of Christ, in Boston, M
oJ
Milane Theatr
Sunday Afternoon, Dec. 26
friends for Christmas I>jn
3 o’clock
Sanford, as in no oth
er city in Florida, has
.AtOcvci
a shortage o f Rental
Property -
meaning
that we are underbuilt
in the matter o f small
homes
At The Basket - Magnolia Ave., at 2nd St,
M M W a i l t l i a i w i i t g a R R R g R i l t a t i i i f t a i R a w a i i t p t R a a a u iH i
that
should
point the way
portunity
T om ato
to op
for
some
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Quality Meats at Lowest Prices
There has always bton
a good market for real
nstmas
values ip homes sell
nner
ing
$6500— if
LAYER
CAKE
.......
Cakes
SOc to $3 each
Ye carry a nice line
if salads, cheese,
lakes, pies, -rolls,
loughnuts and past-
Roquefort
you
price come
describes O ur Meats
lain and Decorated
Iv :
$4000
to
have
anything to sell at this
‘«.f: >v ,
Small and Large
from
us— ?
and
see
KILGORE SEED COMPANY offera you proven stock and proven vurietieaol
mato seed that have returned to the Florida tomato growers LONG PROFITS
years. Thi» crop i.s too important and too expen,1live for any grower to take ch»D
there in no necessity for it.\vhen we can Offer 'need al^oluteJy proven by many P
test by thousandfl of growers in ^very nook and corner 'ot Florida.
NO. 1
KILGORE’S CRO W N SELECTED GLOBE
KILGORE’S CROWN SELECTED means greater vitality, quick, uniform f «
nation, vigorous plant growth ah'd abundartLprbductiori Of flrat grade fruit oi
surpassing quality. Early and .one of the finest shippers, very ’hardy, and on
count of the great care exercised in producing, selecting and re selecting tnei
stock gives wonderful vigor to each p la n t a h a m a U e k i t r e k ia t a n t to the varioua
that effect many tomato crops. It's what the markets-Wnni, as it has tnc qu«
curliness and appearance. Or. $1.25, 1-4 lb. $4*00
f 15.00 delivered
• NO. 2
KILGORE’S E X T R A SE LE C T E D G W E
M
EATO you can eat—meats you really enjoy
Temptingly frcHh and tasty, juicy and tender
Try a Hteak or roast—THEN you’ll be a steady cus
tomer of ours!
Has grpwn more popular each year for f ifteen ye&rfc. T1
nnd luxuriant grower and wonderful producer of enormi
marketable tomatoes. Plants stay “ green arid in bearing
other globe types are dead and dried u p Among the ear
fruit matures.perfectly, does not crack and has largo wejl
gether. Oz. 5(te; 1-4 lb. $1.65; Lb.! $6.00 delivered.: ■K Ji
.Round and Sirloin Steak
Per pour\d
Pot Roast of Beef,
Per pmmtil
Pork Shoulders
Per pound
Fancy Fat Dressed Hens
Develo
A new scarlet glob
at PlepJ Industry,
been produced iror
has been grown In’ ,
for it is, that it L
early, red fruitedvl
It usually produces
ripen uniformly an
quality fruit. thrQUi
Lb. $12.00 daliVehec
F L O R IW I
O R
�1
1-
11
.
may send a kindly remembrance to the seldom seen friend who will
not forgotten—but that he is valued—and that is a joyous Christinas
morning thought
hter Re
noUblos for Impromptu cn»rtainnients, has talcs . to
' stoat wvcral of them.
tell
For instance, < Cone Tunne'y,
'fcityweigHt thampipiv of ffstinnn,
floJ) Captain , Chsrle^ NtfngoisOr,
[fifing at*.of F¥*rfc*,- 1- Ohmluml
.#?*, were exhtmily uneasy rfurbfilieir first effort* at brpadcaat; . X'v.<>
I, Picking out prominent: persont ic s at a b:in<)U<;t, b:\ll n r B l W l -
f l y tuppeAgM
" M
» each briefly ;and hands' him
rMiilt'l la an ex*
oraneoua \program of song*,
M,-»peecMs, stammers and
ers:,.iHere 'Mrjk. few of the
I ,-r
! Al Jqimm 14 chunlmy with the
|*'niikc-”I . So nnifch.lhijt ha once
Ins<d‘ lt to bn w dca«v IrishrucUoni;
I for putting his adopted family to!
I ted and for telling his dog
nt |
I home to stop barking nt its mm-;
Iter’s voice.
1 Charlie Chaplin makes n practI ice of declining invitations to
I broadcast his voice.
I Captain,*. Nungesser
brought
Idown 44 enemy airplanes in the
[war, hut was bo rattled before the
■microphone that he had to he ion
Irtnutly prompted.
Cantor Given l/e«son
Jack Dempsey, having he
lioniewhut iff “(tvyetcrnn ut broad j
[tasting, is fully nt-gasp when calleil
Iupon to say n few words.
An innovnflbn was intriwluced
Iby Crunlund in July,
when h.Iheld tin.’ mierdphono to Duvu Nhuilu j
just Ix'fnre the latter’$ fight with
Jimmy Slattery. “ 1 am going out
there to win just ns quick ns I cun”
IShade said,'and ten minutes later
hio was hack to tell the world, and
[particularly Mrs.' Shade, that he
[had knocked emt Slattery in the
(third round.
A willing entertainer has been
found by Grnndlund in .“Sir;’ Jos
eph Ginrhufg. ri Broadway charac
ter who,-the announcer says, once
showed Eddie Cantor how, to sing.
Cantor dropped into n studio to
bfuadCMt a i f »Qfl*n aml.atoilri*.
?Eir Jtisflph’t.'Waa present and con
fym sgm k
Gifts for
>ui\ I a j a m a v
Si 11\ X e ^ h g e c s
Si l k .iml l / n t t o n >ni w( k-> .
I let Irt nun S l i p p c i’ s a n d M ult-s
A p r o n s o i all k i n d s
Bloomer*
S i l k C o s t u m e S 1ij>
t*ntbr, Who, nna had some ctp*fIfflcf with aongs, So enjoyed,Oh*
Iwcn .1hit he was overcome with
Wbtar.M.'
i t
P Off
TAMPICO, Moiled; Dec. 21—
-i/P)~-V«rn Crtiip 200.miles down
ibe coast, is the,next stop foe the
American gopd-wijl flier*.
The
lime of tljeiri.departure i* <loE daift upoa weather cP/iditlon*,
Major H. Av DnrgtJc, D. S. A.,
imanden4jf \the expedition, said
Whoped to get nwny some time
Way . .
The five big nmpribinn plane"
(hived here from Brownsville,
ta., at 5:30 o’clock last night a(t■ v Lucking a thirty milo wind
■»Wch made difficult their 263 ^nllo
■/H|ht doftm thef coast.
■ .The fliers took off from the
Intirs of Lakuita Mad re near
Vnwnsvillo shortly before 2:30
■Mock ye»torii«y afternoon Did
Ikrt being delsyedi by fog. The
Bine* were escorted' In by two
Bairnn nviatora, The Mexican*’
Bhno over turnml
ohlnnd■kf, injuring o, mechnniclari slight-
Brassieres
>>-»
Lace
h. iectric C o f f e e IJrns....
t ' i c k t a i l S e t s ................
I a i d T a h i e s ..
i ............
I. eat her H a n d b a g s
R a g s ...............
Set s o f P o k e r - C h i p s ......
I h a n d k e r c h i e f s .............
I - l e d ric R o a s t e r s ..........
■Si I k - t i m b r e Ila s
S h fc a ffe r F o u n t a in
Sew ing Boxes
Stationery
................
P e n s ...
B ands
^ packed a
D e s k Set *
Si l k a n d h e a t h e r I an*
Put S c a r f s
1 Britannia
|»ther and S
kn» being m
p - international
g*r seventy foot
P^s .-eut dqwn
rcduicd; boro:
A t h e n e # i«e
'The Yacht Ra
^ « le d that' thi
upped,i
Ri rd ( ' a y e s
Whether you want the
tiniest gift for the linrpt baby, or
stare.
......................
R h i n e s t o n e R u c k l e s ........
R h i n e s t o n e 1Icels
..................
475 to -1
3.50 to J
3i50to l!
7 .5 0 t o
4 .9 5 t o
17150 t o
Shi p M o d e l s .....................
■■
•- AA*taJ -J
has
been stocked and restocked for
.1 »• l oh ' . ' i i
1 *r.
r 11 ■
the especial benefi’; of late puri
k i t *
’•- i
chasers. •Newlv arrived merdiandise, temptingly fresh .and
low priced is here foryour choos•
»
*
•
‘ ing. I
department
. M i l i t a r y S e ts ..................
Z
mm
Leather Bill Folds:....
Christmas Store Hours
f
' ,
[
’
a S -l:
Wednesday; Thursday atu! Friday
the store will lie opdiv-until 9:00
. o'clock to give you the opportunity
to fnir'chastf'the rnanv-gifts to com
plete your gift list.
.
j
Pajarrtas ......
T h e O r ie n t a l T e a , R o o m w i l l a l s o
yi. v V . v : , ;
b e o p c h W edn esday, T h u rsd ay am i
lTriday e v e n in g s f o r th e conyen-
,.
; je n c c o f t b c ,n .a n y s h o p p e n w h p
w ill re m a in d o w n t o w n to c o m p l e t e
s h o p p in g :
A,delightful
re-
Tr. vellriB Ca.es ...........
Tobacco Pouches
Dunhill Pipes......
- Loiinping Rohes .
"Silk Scarfs..........
Golf Swealerp
,
The Tea Room Will Be-Open
their
i
-i
**t-V • /
gifts for grandmother and granclr
VVrap-arotmd Bracelets
Slave Link BraccTefl^
Watch Bands
..........E x o tic R in g i ....... :...... —Jeweled Rings...... .
Rhftffcstone H atpins.....
Brooches
Boxed Corsages.... .........
Hair Bahds ..................
Single FloSyers
.....
3
.......................
through the years lo comfortable
father— every
b
Fa n cy Gla ssware, each
( Y\ stal S t e m w a r e .........
hoticenbl
.............
BV
■'.After an enithusiastic \welcome,
Bookmen vturr^jgscorted Into the
B o and.Intpi atttpded a banquet
B^ngwl in thefr hhrior. .
nB T n
k lONDON, Doc.'
■*'l’* big racing
lj»«idcrnbly alter<x
they, appeal
the best
F.nd T a b l e s ............•„........ .
M a g a z i n e S t a n d s ............
hVrner i es
l a m l l e s t i e k s .....................
.............
Spanish Shaw ls
17 .5 0 to
2 .9 5 t o •
F l e e t r i c P e r c o l a t o r s ...
F l e e t r i c G r i l l s .................
■<
S i l k fiml V\ o o l S c a r f s
B ended
17 .5 0 t o
Rus s L a m p s ....................
H o s i e r y ...............
M eek w ea r, Lin en and
G l o v e s o f all h i n d s
L a m p s .........
S c a t t e r R u g s ...................
S i l k H o s ie r y , a ll s h a d e s
Sports
2
tl n 11 \ P l a t e S i l v e r w a r e
Blankets
- .-.n-..-.:...
C o m f o r t s ...........................
.... ...
Bathrobes
Bandeau and
2 .0 0 t o
I a b l e L i n e n s ..........
Si l k a n d R i h h o n (»artei\s
Blanket
3
V a s e s .........
B r i d g e L a m p s ......
Decorative Pillows
Mirrors
Silk X i g h t g o w
R ohes
1.25 t o
I'"iiciv
Moor
“
Wariti Quilted
$ 2 .2 5 t o $1.
Sm<*ki ny S t a n d s ..
I a i d e L a m p s .........
S i l k C h e m i s e s ....................
Silk
R o o k L n d s ..............
.
.............
2.50 to
�mEmm
f. 11®
illiam?
HK000' S tudents
Than L a st Yea
*
*
’ LOQVfQUT FG.R
<
t
B
H E V , G R E A 'S *
I 'M
K I O 'T
s
Plash
im
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BLOODTH\F?S1V!
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- T H R e . e . - '^ o u P ? 1
IB
A
o s !
J
y
[ huh
K i m -t a k e
W H IS
C R \ T fe R
! Vs/A rf, C o R l H ! •
1 1 1 G O GrtT A
s i x e H o a fe .R l
m \n
VACOOfA ClEAvJBB
V
-T o o j .
y;
O oT
V am’ cooy<'im , /
|males diavNnjr $144.31; white fe- '
> V
fpr the l 9 2 f 2 3 'n,a' ea' $92.81; Mcjrro male*. $72.71,
I, compared "with " « d n iKn> females. SIH.Ol.
1924-25 term, or- ^ coat l.be suite of Horiila $14,ugO In 1924-25 1*97,248 to operate its public
l
h e ’s
J S -v
d e a d
A
m onai \ y Z
7Z
e
Whites was 212.- *chools (n 1924-25, while $3,844,219
frrora.
* War, spent .for building and equip-
•ePO T^
c u R '- T t
-T'ME.T1S
x p o o l
I'.ARKAO^'^f 1
v*irTvA NOUC Mu m o f co^irTfeMn
PCX V/0U£ vVoU ^ E^ O RK '. — SM 'Tov/e.r-- BRBV) A pert' O F /
-rfe'A A M P C lK - iW ^
V
, C A K C . V/I^IL'E I
( YOLKA? 10
C A R O L S E Q A P ! 5 V ~ > “J
E ^ Go T
- r ' b e k il l e c
A ll R ig h t , G R & a s V ,
OEAU
NUH’vJE GvviE
The aver-
lood
V
o w s o P t C Lo'eo
B o v s ! ONE.—1W O
R A W
pilod * By *W, S. Jnpc monthly tnlnr.es pnid teachers j
mperintendent of j was $93.81 -fo r til, with white j
*
y fc S A p
NOO A ^ R R M C U R i ^ ^ 1' ' man
v^va»r r . o f iv u ^
4
' -t? k 7 •rjt. ‘ *Ttv/,
IE, FU^'D«*N 2.1 j the ‘Bninc term, 7,0.10 tencheri- I
ityTtnorp' ! feupils Jw^Jrht in tbp achc..d> f<*r whites,
malic *fh60ls nf inml li 58i Inr nojfrocs. The tonrh- J
92$-2fl ttohPlhaii [crnllfevv r b u ! of $0,207,570 m
terffl,* toPCOrdiriK I *«!«rleH for that trrm.
t
> 0 9 L t ;^ lo y '
01P ‘
v * x -fo L p
p g A R '. - ^ O G f f
Vl^A-f r A L V lA ^
‘ V J A K i'f e P .»
V * * . Mo \a1.
">
P\D V C O
^
S g l*
/
\1* 2 «
‘ IK1o Givfe.Soii
_ a B a f f i n »o f ’
9 M f t L lk \ fi S A L fe
' f w a x , -fvVEH -TU*
i
R liG -T L IV v /E ^ f.'
! / / i i 'v v
i„ iftoii ment, and salaries ranging from
tendance In 1025-, $ , „ 00 to W 3 p o wcrr 1>ni() thc
iB25.°Qnwfts 250f-1COUnty superintendents
Duval
►
r u vv o jr •m I Rml IlillBboniuirh countion an* xni<!
»».»s ^
* to bo paying their county Miporin
IT white, and G5,- tcndcn't/ thc hiBhMt Rnlnri„
„f
<:
• _ the state.
there were 2,517 ‘ -pijp (.^tn1 value of school proper
02 operated for
j},0 pnj „ f jj,, j*>2T» term was i
! 815 fdr negroes. f xril
$.rr,348.059.
*fthyof the school
The prim ipnl of the common
Was 130 days, fchool fund is now ahotit $4,000,-
LATIN PKE8IDENT
.rsSMA'ADOR, Republic of
a 'lik e . 23.-—f/P)-'D .»pntchn,!Oualernnla says General
ChriCun haa formally taken
rir the prcaldcncy, to which he the truthfulne
M elected.D ec. 7. 11c cuccecds
_____
te ln t» President Orellana
SENTENCE COMMt TED
M nuuiiuua Uuwiut((777Iaiann«Mt7
jr:f?.wiLliAw^
A"JoU 5>A/JiTA, CUAU‘S’
i*d ln (j5eptembcr.
b ' : 1JBM,ON’ ATTACKED
W ASH lN€TOW r Dec. 2 3 .!>a itiory that Secretary .Mellon prisonment.
lie
>
Ivanced |5^K)0,000 to Republican i tence to hnnsr Dec
P A P E R S
S A Y
UJJJA7 tS- S AAiTA.
POP
PCP U|J OtOi^V.e.'
P C U rt-^r v-cvi
A AJlt7& (SOLD
VJILU SA^OTA
/
PoP-V*hLL I 6ROW
UP 70 B& A Q\6 j
rTAPfery CATOC, )
BC5NS A^S A
I suprem e ■r -
SAF&7V C A 2o5
TOO? ,
'
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/
r
7UEA1 W UAT
UJILU B e c o m S
op
A^E V
w r r iNFLueisiCEo o c ;
IACTERS A N 0 HABITS
m S LONDON DOCTOR
'
.
^foCK A/klD OOT
Th e coouLb w
A ’ » (G m e a t
A L 10A SI9
S ol
/»lu E-t IET i
a Mg Ih e r r i r cv
OCArlC, (A) livie
$•»!•;> It
. ^ € A fe R
;■ ( oho i s
/
6
V
" T ie HOCr)<5.
sh®HbK 5d SU3I-U
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B(J(ITS A M ) HER BUDDIF.S
© A T /MDAi
MADE Hd
, DOM T oE.
TyOT A
CREATURE
IS
STlRRlMG.
1 HEYRE
TOO
g .l
!
;
. Cj e MT
A a 5 ‘ e A T tM
‘ MECeilOO •
0M*flL HE\3
,
A L L AT
w
6E A .
< -0
blam eo
G ftat
^RlU\T'b
I. IVIRED
TiREO -
§ e 4 | T
VJHAT'S THIS PARCEL
ON THE CHAIR - A)?6NT
too g o in g To m a i l
;
THAT, Too?
PROVIPIMG TMCV HAVE
S o m ETH/NG Top US
N O - T H A T ’S T o r
T h e (j On m s —
Q H R lS lW A S O N L Y J
COMES ONCE A
T
I
TEAR
.......
SALESMAN $AM
HECe. IT p s , dHRysTHH-j tC e T -E -V crtso o o s
IS HATVvi AHO g la d - C?oSH>NG H 0C «.T o
Cu:M*.r THEiK LDUC9 OHLS - D H T hG AtVSUHO
i E-rvR CHFflVtnAS T ^ t t s , CtttffcnY WftH TK’
. UCROS OH THIS GLOfctdir* NIGHT '
A M t >/ o r ‘ <?o u r s « s
N c r r F I T t o O T=Pcr«.
Y o u f^ .
T R k s n d s . *!
BEUEVE Mt I’M &\>D
l m il l
.
* w e u .,i'M o n l T G i v i n g
P R E SE M T S T O THOSE
V/HO f?EMEMBER?D
-S
, US L A S T T E A R
The Christmas S p i r i t
i A rt
H E t ie . - s t o c k i n a o a o , v o n e l ^ S
DEEARV CELL—NUT D RVEnO IN Trt’ UOOLDHO r\0HET — NO No THIH’ — OHfflSTnAS TONT
m ean
SO A M 1 - X E ’ VE N tV C R
B E E N A B L E TO BR EAM
EVEN ON THE N U M B E R
O F P R E S E N T S W E ’V E
, S E N T OOT
r-
NoHiNtr To rse_ — UsSorrh u e e —
WoTTK l \E6 _
t
, .
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fn i
OP\rs
V0&M6.
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Coerce. T o T h K E .
H o rse -
V o0
TseRE T area l l r e a c t to
BEMAK.ED
.
OUT
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18—-Business Service Offered 32— Help Wanted-—Female
,/Brd Daily Hcra,d
Cash in Advance
|,d». will be received
I and collector a<ut
f for payment.
_________ 10c a line
»'
Be a line
________j f e a line
rates on requeat.
„
"Jduced ra»ea are for
insertions.
nrordi of average length
«Sda line..'
ym'-,charge of 30c for
1
F-25, Exchange Bldg.,
.trtising Is restricted to
_
itnor is made The SanJtM will ‘be responsible
•ont incorrect insertion,
iter* for subsequent
The office should be
["immediately in case of
dbtant n o t i c e
n brand new five room bungal ow
located on paved street
Mskte
...........
in , « r y
in
the
i. ............
with nnl ..... .
and numerous built in feature*.
- Prompt - Efficient
Service
Rotter see us right nwny.
it and Found.
< 01 . n . o r c i l RF.AI TV <o
t . ' A ' y _________
v,
i \ 1
I el 7'I2
C.1 I Flsst Nuliomil Bank
IewSvKD —rdr Viforma
M M ' o l t H , I I <IRI I » V
IdjniT'1^ arrest ajnl
I intsons 'whoyktole nui"
yanl .if Carl Brndhurv |yj. y| j . | \ |j.;
I \ M I. \\< 1
1
- SM AI 1
:
BUI,EDO*.
it by d c a c r i b i n g
for not 11 a and expenae.i
jr, Box 719.
In ArccHSorlcs
2:>—
b lurlsla
( A L L 452 f o r fresh cut fl owers
1 und plants.
Mrs Ginn.
San
ford Heights.
A
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YE.S!
Tubes 7 Yes ! ( Celery Avenue.
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j Coca p u t 4ii S a n f o r d ! .
I lorn I Suggest ion for r . w r y
( )ccasion
kuto Tire Co. 206S West
Floral Designs n Spei ialty
ft
lrc S lan on .8 —
ing.
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JDK.i. TRIM CO.
"STEW ART HIE t LORI ST”
Flower* for nil occasions
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
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|tha car. not the owner ' 27— Professional Services
$'7 /nr estimate!.
f. W. RADFORD
DR. .1 U YIDI Kit
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< hirop.Mi.st
seivs services of ft-rid
I |,.>.|m Sim,
S t..,.,
ijs'it Hair Roldiers in
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and Childreno IK-nU(iS--Shuinpoocd, right in your
parlment.
home; colora restored, nap ram-
f ’S B A R B E R S HO P
—..gnolm
ed, miule to look like new.
appro, ill* or no charge.
Ave.
H.gheat
B
Rie*,*,
rug e v p ’ it, with Ijiney Dry < lenr
rs, Phone it".
i.blU t. ST ORE
Pre
Drug., Sc,du. We in - i r t , E \ ‘ Pi I'.Ma M IM " W a d
ax your phone.
no kinks, one price, persoi .1 ,,t
C*»ll Jl)3
'.ention
Bluebird Beauts S i.qtpe
Phone 3 4 9 J
|Stove k Furniture Co
E l us t Street
Icar, y n full line.
.re eight. Cash
*xnt your business.
S I. NIX
Attorney and Counsellor at Ia *
I
210 East l irst Street
M "
Mi >L U \ VK D
Now
-tH
porches
Ow„.-r w,t| rent for
BARGAINS
j-,--;-
!
( 1925 f'onl tudor sedan.
Good
, tirc". upholstery like new, self
|sU,rtc r.
$300
FOR HER
HE WILL APPRECIATE one o$
our Gordon Pipe* for, ‘
fi\fts of distinction for maa. Joa*» Smoko H o u ^ ,___
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. 1st St.
t
$200
body
Spnm«h bungalow on Pork Ave
nue
P rice ............... .. t e r m s of ; 1 1 2 Ton G r u h a m Truck
to A da
d a m- ......
l,nive,
Sorr*-nt*. S,..n
Sp.a
s<-ll „ „ except.,,,, $ - , , „ - h and $15 monthly
t..
..
Sorrent*.
monthly, or will sell
m 11y sweet g r npc f r r mt , oranges ally onpy terms at « close price, |Northwest corner K.lm utol High 1 ‘ “ 1
iin.l langcMtii - for sale
\ i-1*.. * L ' r furlhei inf or mat i,, i see
Mi
land
l- i nun k -»nl4 $ 1 •••«» $ 2' XI
welcome
Mitchell at The Herald of f i ce
| ash !iuiahie« (‘liny
FREE TRANSPORTATION
To K()|{ KKNT
four
Miami an<l Lack Sednn leaving
g I loVV
Sanford frtr .Miami on Ernlav af
ternoon, can accomnimlutc three o r ____
four passenger, (ladles or gentle 7S— O lflrra 1111(1 Hl’sK Ho7.ni '
fiii’ MI NSill rr! urn followiiivr NSoj
t, olnv
\|,plv "Sedan,” can- I lie
11, T,,1,1
o F U I "E FOR '(T M
Ii Me,set
Hid,’
Apnlv A I’ Conn# "y i
-•«> 'I ii'.' I,a ami 2nd
T’ XNDIES, SHEAFFER'S Foun NOVELTY SMOKINp gets,' Hoc
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Seta, Perblgant’a Sharing Seta, MUita^
fumo and compacts that will Brushes, l/wther Good# and Ppd^
please her. I^ncy’s Drug Store,
Flasks. Unton Pharmacy. .
Meisch Bldg.
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louri ng
I
I J‘J 1 I
gut ..I
\ ini Wr h«vi» many nlh«*r
lots that »an ! m* lanight f •$r JUS*.
Bank.
$8004)0
.
,V .
IIEK.HEE-SMEF.BE DOLLS, Twl i-
$450 00
tun, Toys, Bulls
and
B ook!, YOUR SUITS are madq tn San$250
00 [ He m in ole Book Sby>, 28 McLan$260 00
ford to measure. W# eqi *'
< mu h
*1ouniiK
$500 Oil
der Arcade.
I
completo lino o f ‘ woolen nte
diso. Quality, Service and Fit guar*
thnt antecd.
T
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$ 95.00 TOYS of every deacription
will delight tho children’s heartx.
Union Pharmacy.
WOLF THE TAILp%*r -JS^S
1614 Sanfprd Avenue., , ., ' ' 1 3 8
FOR HIM
DE A N BERG C D R I ' n R \ I ION
Herald Building
Phono 713
!>L— Legal Notices
\h i i i i
m nn m i i i i i i i o >
LEATHER GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRTSTMAS BhOJ. ,
here. A complete line of U
Pen*. Seminole limik Shop, Mc-
gage, jewelry', ludlra and ipsnu
lailider Areude.
weaimg appareh Give your y ;
A < u.MPl.T TE ASSORTMENT of
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Silk Diungmg Rohes and pujn- I
11
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Huai K x l i t l f D i r t c l o r y
R E A L ESI A IT. W A N T E D
.til* I#»*•«• . l I Ml .’»|| 1*1•'1 a •r I
mas of all iolors, nicely boxed fo r ,'* K<K*d. W. O. Russell
• •ji.lv ii«*u 111«|ui r•- I
a ^ 11111»^
Will buy or trade for your equity j lain <intiioin. • N-. tia. . uiul.il
Christmas.
Thu Tnwell Co.
1315 K 2nd"Sl.'
. iS u i b i i i , 1* iora ilci^hta, Ii«»k
• In any lot.i In any subdivision ml "‘ Av iiBM \A\rt; ntuVtfifNii
ELDKIDGK
*
COUCH, Real
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Estate n,i.I vegetuhle*. Valdez South Florida. In answering this |/.J{*/. / n x'^/iN s a s nut'i',' S ki!i '. rin cth in ntlliMl und In'll! f o r (lint
advertisement tell nte how much h u m iv rtti: st \t ok t w o
(Ml I ()«»*■•
fi<— R o o m s W i t h H o a r d .
Hotel Building
V«„ *'«ve p * id, the ha.nnce due. |
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£91
T III.I(K K n lU ;
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the lot number*, nnd the locntim j., |l n ,si
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Pea! T.state and
I N S U U A M K B R O KE RS
.•lit a n d h o m e a d d r e s s
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Box
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M \ R \ A N IA
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A ' lMU NICIU A L ' HO«l >17
CITY OF HANFORD,
and ) t m IIOND8.”
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ri'iiinis
lit- I,rl.l In the *hty of
Hanford,
Florida on ih« ISIh tlay of January,
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• Ml 111
A. K I'iJT Io tlrlrrmlits the q u e s .
„... rtoiiiannit In.liars lit*, p*.ic..i"it* ilf- lion h> said election then nnd Ihrra
Commercial ai I almetto. ) hono
, u,..|
from ih. » l . -if sat.l l.mul* to hr held whether raid Ordinance
1
i... us..) r.ti Hit- follow mu muni- proposing snl.l bond Issue shall he
adopted approved anil
conflrmr.l
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. «•••“ ' ............
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and
r. „ „ o , . r . . n -j Ativ- o 1 T o f r e e l, construct *mt ».|Ul|i u by the electors of said City
whether
the
bonds
provided
for by
HOOD A N D G O O D Y E A R T I R E S
n)„niri|mi iiosiittal in the City of
aald
Ordinance
shall
be
laeued
by
f Surifoctl. Klnrlitu. all of said tioinls
U. K. L Battories.
In
I.. |... nf the tie nominal loll of Oils tha C|l> of Hanford. Florida,
the
manner
and
for
the
purpose
In
Distributors Chandler
Tlinusaml l»oll»*» eaeli t.enrliia tnsaid
Ordinance
provided
and
set
irtt-Hi ul III., rale nf five amt ontiCommercial Avenue
ha If |n-r c r nl ittit (5 l-J per ent ) forth
And I. FOHHKHT LAKE, a* May
|.er aitnunt. Interest payable *m tho
KEY TO happiness. Studobnkcr first flay s of January and July, said or of tit*- city of Hanford, Florida,
for Christmas. San Juan Garage hands It, mature thirty years after nnd we. FoltllKHT LAKE. 8. O.
date <tf issuance, both prlhclpal and CIIAHK end H V. HOU8HOLDCIL
°•
I Interest of said bond* to b« payable ns the City Commission of the City
------- ----------- -------------------— ------ nt some
hank In . the City of New of Hanford. Florida, do hereby apUSED CAR EXCHANGE
York, male of New York. In lawful half per centum (& l - l per cent.)
CORNER PARK AND SECOND j I h .
tn.t^l male, of Amer- point K. A Chittenden, Busan It.
Wight and Alice Flits. Inspector*
Q. W W A K S I J i Y , Manager
j
w il l-JltKAH. prior to the teeuanca of said election and It.-C* Bower
Clerk of snl.l election.
--------------- — ------------------------------ "" i of said bonds, under the Charter of
The form of oallot for aatd Men
CHRYSLER
the Cityof Hanford. Florida the
tion shall be as follow*.’ tO-WltJ «"*
-------- — said l»
"F O B the approval of that cer
Cl!AS. T .TU LlJ-lK MOTOR CO ,
«
' . S y S S a . t K W}
roved tain Ordinance of the .City* of Ban*
Snntnrd Ave. nt lOlh St Phone 6U2
„ atur„,io.
*.-l-ertora.
ford.
Florida. No. M5, entitled:
______________________________________ try a majority vote of the el,
"A N OllOINANCK .. PROVIDING
ly of Hanford.
Hanlora, Florida
r torina, who
~
v, 1C f»
I of the City
IIOND8 UV
NASH
.
! are qualified
_____ ________
Io voto as shown by FOR AN IHHIIK OF
T H E CITY OF HANFORD, FLO
, l^nd. th#woridiIn moun
1S ^^V oV d? F lSrld ^^K n g'«t C-u RIDA. IN TIIK HUM OF TW O 11UF
DUKO AND FIFTY T*
I HILL A 116 FOR MUNICH
1*0(4KH. THE I'UtH-’ KKDH D4
FROM THE HALE TIIEI"**"
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/ woo U * e TO WANE
I FOR C H R ISW S If
cewtNvi \
a
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Now
( .e f - n w
I
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LINCOLN - F OR D
Ft
Edward
Higgins.
Inc.
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showing y,..i this fino property
connecting Scruggs St. ggans
Renlty
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t o o e f- \ . / t
I’KiNtjk VReSeNT, GOZT. /
Get 1*112.'. CAN'T FOfUAT
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N D0NCWN
W n te
H erald
N
I ,r, , slieil l*-d ...... .
heater nnd house
k eepin g privile ge s
Snnfoi.l
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III.- | vj I•I , \N|» I \ I K\|» I , . I |
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, . . \ > i m >'i
vvi i " "
^ property, also give your |>re*
83— Farm* nnd Land fur Sale
| i 11 ; I I t
w H tv....I
Will l.l V> 11m ' I, < • Ml
I •,
Leu-, n.ihle rat* s Lincoln Hot.
(.S— Keoni-. W ithout
4!l— \\ iin U’ll— TCcal E state
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1INGT0 N TUBBS 11
^06 uitRf
■- - - *-» - v d
Small bungalow north o f Hughey
Street on Palmetto Avcnud. Two
lots, can Ixi bought at less thnn j 1926 Chevrolet touring.
Newpresent day value.
$0,000
on |Duco finish, practically new tire i. i
term* of $600 cash nnd $75 month Motor overhauled, v Looks and !
including interest.
I runs like new.
\
! st r.-.-t
; r.Mi/.t’ i iv l . p p „ u aMPNT W -T
room, smtahle for three
or Phone 735
Masonic Temple
f IJILL LINE PERMANENT \\n
four younK men
Conveniences.,------------- --------------------- ---------------[
Gum an teed nqt_ l ®,
, Raten very reosonnbD 321 Mug
HI— Houses for Sale
i Madam Harriet, over Mobley's nqjin Ave.
Co.ii te qo., general Drug store.
i
[wrk, siik-walkn. buildfTrnro'^ihly6
i irrigation boxes. J. R. THE NEXT TIME vou ore sick ! fi9" “ ,lo o m H fo r HoUSeketpInf f }C<J J ^ R
1 rop
^ 1 1['p—u RNISIIKD
- Mli.n room*, with or
1th !'p rice $4500 Bart Nason, Valdez
try Chiropractic Ydu »oon will
or ,withHotel Bldg Phone 853.
get well and will kreep -mlllng.
<)ut kUchl,nettl.. 4I0 0uk Avc.
Phone
*
482-J
for
appointment.
Dr.
j
_______________________
Hot Sandwiches
DRUG COMPANY
JV F.. Mm O . u j .II. l .t Not. ilonk J 7 l — W h ere la Eat
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house
IkRrxnli S tored §
Bldg___ '_________
; ________________________________
nnd g.ii age, valuable lot. Chap
man St $6,500. Favorable terms
p,»ptcinlty o f our prompt
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING |FAT AT Sanitary
criptions nnd euick
Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdoz Hotel.
and jewelry repairing. Don Smith.
H«ng* to cat at all K m c. lOo
I. delivery
202 E. 1st St.
*L
A Junior jmr Land set ix thc
H c o w a n CO., Auto
The pnkslng of the rickshaw , fnvoriL< novelty in the ChriV.mns
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, Il
Fatxi •heel molal works.
irro wore 89.013 rickshaws in ; toy displays at the Pans stores,
linois Watches. Diamonds and
uneutal sheet metal
Tokyo in eu V T n d T n T oT G " the! raising 'an'
nn »r
appalling prospect for
i ,71G-W. *207 French wedding ring*. P. E. Ahcnrn, 317
fond
parents,
number wn# 8,343
W. Flrat St.
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Partly furnished, two
hod In ,p|Cndi<fcondition
’
$250
rooms, Imng room, sninll dining
see
our
A s s o r t m e n t o f FANCY PAJAjMAS, SMOKING
room, kitchen, bath with shower, '
Jackets, Lounging Robca,
Christmas cards, novelty glass
double garage, large yard $8,000
We have several other cars at ware. lamps, linen#, handkerchiefs, please Him this Christmzu. A. L
v
silk underwear, pocket hooks and Perkins Co.
lance payable like rent.
strnte.
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady.
Mi-l.ady'a Shoppe, 110 Magnolia
FOR HIM-Attractive watches ol
Beautiful bungalow among oak
Avenue.
. the latest design. Don StoUh,
trees
Almost new, large living
WHITE-I1IG1ILEYMAN, Inc.
Next to Yowdl's.
. .,-7 ^ 3
room, two l>e<l rooms, dining nook, j
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
bath, electric rnnge und
water f
Singer Electric. Cash or terms. I
FOR THE F7
heater, completely furnished ready
Singer Sowing Machine Co., C. W.I
*-a» fi. Jl
for you to move in Double gar
SEMINOLE HUD§OVESSEX
Nicholson, Manager,
McLandcr
fl (P>■ flowers
f liili'i.p., nnd
n ii . I snpul.s
I 4ii> Ha e
I Ct
nge,
shrubs. Owner
A
NEW
LIVING
ROOM,
INC.
Arcade.
will si ll for $10,500 mi terms that
will bring Joy for alt tha
$03 Oak Are.
Phone 41
thruout tha year,
are easy
DAINTY LINGERIE, n pair of
hose
or hnndkerrhiefa would niture Co., 821 E. let. >■V'Mic*.
Dt \\ BERG CORPORATION
HI!)’ !*- MARMON:,
I make h e j a lovely gift. The Yow- ----------------------------------------- :—
Herald Bndiling
Sanford Automobile u
i •,
GET YOUR CURI8TMAflv
206 Magnolia Ave
Phone 137 ‘ “ ‘ ,,ml,nn>
"
—
Phoni 7 I t
and holiday decorations
WOOD F OR S A L E for fireplace FOR RENT
Three room house,
ENGRAVED c a l l i n g c a r d s — Union Pharmacy, i l l K.
„ndst..\e
l e a v e orders at 1511
w'*h rereen
porch,
electric 85— Lota For Snle
DODGE
Stationery nnd Fountain Pens.
Pleasure cars and'Graham Trucks Sem|n„|e j,0(,k Shop, McLander
A ve K. II
K ,,’|i.W<V .r
ALWAY8 FOR G1
Elm and L”th St
Phone 3 Arcnde
Sco
1‘nrlslcnne
Gift Shop, !
LOTS ON KA$Y I KKMS
57_ ( ; , k, j Thint-H
R ,,
dor Areado. '
90—
Automobiles
for
Sale
FOR RENT—A room bungalow on
$ l o cash and $|o monthly will
KELVINATOR Electric Refriger -------------------------1---------;— —*■——-a
j --------------------------------- ---------Palmetto Av-cnue corner
of buy .4 well located Oak Hill lots
ation thn Ideal Gift for Her.
P A S T R I E S , PIES, salads We take Spnrling Street
T wo bed rooms, Price $750 each
|0 |>ercent " f f
JEWETT AND PAGE
Kelvinator Platt Co., 39 McLan
spei lal
orders
for
parties dining room, living room and kit for all i ash.
RIVE’S GARAGE
SMITH BROS. ,\vf
der Arcade.
Sanford Dealer
Ronth's Delicatessen 1621 W 1st chen, hath room, garage, improveHomo
Furnisher# *1
: St.
ments
$45 monthly.
Phone 714 $25 cash and $15 monthly will buy 1 2<IK "
’ ** ‘St
Phone 61.'
j{y CHRISTMAS” to
i ___ __________ ______________________ for n p p o m t m ' n t
corner 1■>t in Plnrhurst
I ’ M. e
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Buy Now — Pay Lat«rHer with a pair of new ahoes
SANFORD BUI< K ( O.
i.
$
1
250
from Woodruff nnd Watson’B, 208
.s.-v C#Xs-;Wrsi>t|
Nt . TK r. See ,1
R
Ellis f ■-r
212 Magnolia Ave.
IE. l«t St.
Mltl.lt
Phone 367
< h r i s t u i a s o r a l g e » I a m v oriH ige s f , l l y I I N I
I u in i-h cd
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di *-itvei I ak.- $45 imi | 1
m .,n'b I $25 dish an.| $15 nouithlv will huv
$.4 00 (h t I mix P lm n e 561 J I eJery
MEN’S,
1-ADIES’
AND
' G I V E HER A NICE NEW DRESS
.v' c 1 * f I '
I. r kiris it'
, i h e a u t i f u |m| mn |- r ■-ri- h A .. line
A venue
real’s bedroom slipper#,
I':;., $ll.:m
A N D H A T FOR CHRISTMAS.
hi»M**e
$3.00 a par. Lloyd’# ifihow[H AFFEID S
I.ADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. 1st.
Mil I Ml <i PH 11 LIPS, INC
5*s Household <>«mm1i S A N F O R D AVENUE.
1FDR REN T 5 room stucco hill. ' Enur.-I Av.-jiiie lot la«tweeii
9th
Price $2,000 on
galow located «t the corner of and Hhh Street
USED < All LOT
LET US HELP YOU chooao thl TEACH YOUR FAMILY th «'
1 <•!( S A L E
••io- gas range
lv’<- Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street trims of $5o cash and $20 monthly
ideal gift for him. Wo hnvo it of a laving# account. A;
ply I / , i arc Herald
l a r g e living room, dining room,
in our «tock. Woodruff and Wat* marf Savings d u b ” accountkitchen
c ompl ete
with
electric Onk Avenue lot $175)1 on ternu of
PALM! I l ' 1 AND 3RD ST
out ’with thl# Bank will oak*
•on,
208 Enat 1st St.
range nnd water heater, built .n $25 u-h and $15 monthly
I —MiHcellnncoun.
appreciated gift for any mamfc
a l o n e 't u-m bed rooms hath with
of the family.
Pint Nat*
$
I
25
00
shower, large
f l oat
and
tear \|y r .|,. Avenue lot y.-t -,ff |,p , |‘ bevrolet Touring
FOR THE KIDDIES
I
Phone |U2 foi iippoitil mi ol
—
11 n-Cv
USED TAR
THREE ROOM furnished apartJ merit and hath. Mrs A. K PoW*
WANTED TO KNOW who own«jers, 107 W. 9th
I I’ll hull stud dog in Sanford 7
WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT Address J. J Nulls, Pincrastle, |THREE ROOM furnished apartSHOP — Printing. Engraving, , lam,'nt nicely furnished. All conF.mbossing. See us firs*
We do
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1)15 West First street.
it. Phone 417-W. It. U. Avenue-, 5t>— I'll 1*1 nnd Feed
I home -07.
Commercial Street.
I
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------------------------------------------ ------------------------------75— B u sin ess P la ces fo r Itenl
WOOD — Dry Pine, Stote nnd fire-1
__________
21— Insurance
_
Pl« <e.
PHONE 539.
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ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent fur
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*
i stores or offices at Park Ave..
FOR SALE
«nd Commercial ftreet.
W. M
THINK OF THIS'
I
WOOD
—
WOOD
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op.
Stove, Heater, nnd Fireplace •lw»lU- Uourt House.
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER
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---------------$750.00 cash. $65 00 per, will buy
PllONK 498
77 — H ou ses fo r R ent.
_j<rs should givo their
j ^oslqffjee address as
i their phone‘ number if
ire results. About one
at ef a thousand has a
and tho others can’t
ate with you unless
ow your address.
_.ontinunnce MUST be
person at The Sanford
Rice or by letter. Telejntinuancea ire not
| cn n get
HOUSES FOR SALE
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FIVE ROOM Unfurnished apart
ment iill conveniences. Private
entrance $25 monthly. 914 Myr
tle.
17— Dogs, CotK, I’etH
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
GOO West First Street
at I’hoiv* 4-11
/ a d v e r t is e r s
irald
representative
Jr,familiar with rates,
iclassification will give
rjttc information. And
.ah, they will assist you
fa f your want ad. to
» more effective.
[bo* 201- A.
—
5 room stucco bungalow located
at the corner of Palmetto and
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U rge living room, dinClothes. 110 First Street.
Id— M oney to Loan
ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms,
bath with shower, largo porchei,
(LOANS—Money available at 7 pet |TWO ROOMS, Klhhrncite nnd etr, well built nnd almost new
cent. Close in property. A. I*
hath, attractively
furnished, $H.I)oii ..a terms of $200 cash and
AND SUPPLIES
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 $85 monthly.
Connelly
&
Sons
<501 W. 0th St. W. N. Lunilcy, Prop.
N. Park Ave.
**
rgotificiiUoiL
Nashville,
.Twin
B. I.. PERKINS — Halx-masher I
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e ! " -
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83— Farm s nnd Land F or Sale 90— Automobiles for Sale
JAMES II. ( O nVAN— All kinds of
WANTED—Several pianists nnd ! —
Tin and Shoot Metal Work.
vocalists to work with lecturers !
The Herald Classified DcpartWater and Host Tanks. At Oak
nnd readers sew-rul evenings a j
ment will bo glnd to help
Avonue nnd Third Street. Tele
week in Sanford and tho immedi- \
phono 111.
strangers get located in rooms
, «t« vicinity. This is exceptionally •
or apartments and will render
x u r c c m v ' hi!{h rln!,!' w" rk- " nlY thc bcst of
e.vcry assistance to those re
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take salts
occasionally,
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Which almost par*ly«# thc.kldti
in their effort# to e x p d .I L f
the blood. They bt-ctim# #lu|
and weaken; then you m#y »ui
with a dull misery in tl^'lri'dnff^region, harp pain# in the back. -;MU :
sick headache, dizziness, your »tomnch sours, tongue t# coated; aad
‘
when the weather 1# bad you hava"
rheumatic twlngca. The orlna get#
tha
cloudy, full of
nela often gtfc
obliging you to
three times
To help neul
t|njf add#; ttyhelp.i
ney# and flush off
oua waste, get fi
Salta front any
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water baft
had
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esident
Herald Will Issiie'
No Papfcr Saturday
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;i v i c Clubs F o r
y Celebrations
dvities
gHt
{rtm Varied In
m te te ! S h r i n e
Have Big Tree
In keepnlg with its custom
of allowing the employees to
freely observe the holiday, The
Herald will not be published on
Christmas Day.
Believing that
dhristinas
should be a holiday pn which no
industry should operate, The
Herald office 'will be closed
throughout tho day nnd no
business of any nature will be
•transacted.
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MINISTERS SEND
. . . . . . . SEASON
j■banj eatablished.
r J W nor' tVX&
t GREETINGS TODAY
irin s -i fleasdn of injr, activity in both busiland social -lines, Sanford
..to^ay roitifc. final
Alexander Vaughn Telia Of
Manner In Which Citteens
Christ mas Day In
Time When CityWaaYoung;
One Dozen Families
Comprised Pftpulace
Community Log Rolling And
Hunting Parties Part Of
I ioncer’s Annual Program
By T. C. Loveless
How would you like to step back
into the- FlorjkU of alxty years ago,
nhd have, the opportunity of cele.
brating the Christman season °*
did the residenta of thla section in
that day?
T w e n ty P a g e s T o d a y
SI
'^mr ' •
— A \ C i:riiln \ as E d i t o r i a l—
BV WILLTAM ALLEN WHITE
I
N the poem. “The Night Befqre
t.'hrlstmas," W» are teU (hat the sur
L
phi* abdominal adipose of Santa
Claus “shook when he laughed Uke a
bowl full of Jelly
This makes tho classic picture of
Santa Clauk He la always gay, even
festive. He la the only gay* god In all raythelcgy.
ft
Some gods like Venus and Ceres «ro amiable, others as
Cupid and Fan are mischievous. Bacchus is diabolical, hut
funny. Santa Claus is merry and gay.
/
Now why? Man create gods In their own tmigo ss Cod created man in
His. Why nave we nujde Santa Claus the happy god7
Let’s take tho old fejlow, strap his legs and arms to the d i » w ntg
board, shoot a sntff of anesthetic up hla dear old snoot and corrw Into
him. Wen. what do we see? Gouging into hts nubconscious new w«
come to his phllowopby.;
i.
Thers we find the reason for his merriment. Hts philosophy is the
shortest philosophy in the uorld. a or.f 'vord pl.tlorophy:
-a iv e ." ’ < ± 1 .
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“
When m in gives he Ys happy If he la worthy to give, and to be worthy
to give IIrat of *U onq/muet have self respect. Only* the beggar feels
worthy to receive, lt*1a the strong man who fecit ablo to giro. This
mood of giving which Santa Claus conjures up atrensthena the e«lf-reepect of humsnjty. Hj* ihe magic of crowd psychology with everyono
giving and giving again. « lf rc*pcct. by the ehecr art of Imlutlon and
repetition, cornea flooding Into tho heart of Cho trortd.
dirUtmoa la the one action wrtirrr we say “Ocd bless you** Instead of
“God help me." and the phrases arc poles apart. He who gives a blessing
Ignores hla Inferiority complex; he who asks one magnifies It.
Bants Claus, ths merry god created In the Image of our self reepect.
makes us happy by ths very glory of a temporary rebirth. W a are In
deed new creatures regenerated, bom again. The whole musty Jargon
cf theology about ths necessity of belnfc bom anew Is explained In the
twinkling of an eye. He who la bom anew simply gains hi* self-respect.
Suddenly he finds himself In a fraternal attitude toward the world. When
a non realize* that b t Is the equal of any other creature on sarth, he
ilia >...( hie chin, elsVatts hie breast bone, throws back hla head, looks
•he world in the eye and laughs in hi* heart at the earthworm he once
«■•>». All this we can see by looking Into the vital* of old Santa Clous
ng-there unconscious under the antithetic aa we prod through hi*
iifter-thought for hie subconsciousness.
► w- a ... . -g . . . . _
The mtrrv god of cur modem mythology la more than * god. he Is ft '*’ .
prophet When We get It Into our head that we can moke Christmas ran
J«!> day*, we can be as merry oa he. But when every day la Christmas,
we mutt keep our seU-reapect. we must keep pur fraternal attitude
toward i 'n . W# must realise thnt we ore tho seed of the ontatned King,
brother! of men and children Of Ood. reborn out of our *elf-|mpooed In
feriority, out of ths beggar complex which would receive, tato the inyal
line that glvee.
'
-wa- —- - 1 -—-t"
j.
Knowing thla wo will laugh and grow rat. Borne day In another age,'
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men may be born again by the salvation or Santa CktUa. Then they will
look bark upon thla aa a mean and sordid age. Horrje posterity may see u»
now only as men who sought to Uke,'men who would atk and beg and
gouge and grind, before thrv Irarned to gtv* and bless, and before they
1 W //<; knew* they were worthy to rutile out the keen laughter of proud heart*.
Alt the world then win shake its exceu abdominal adipose “lUu a bowl
fun of Jelly." Bo when you w e t the happy god, hold him fast; rrcry
* day you can keep him through tho rear makes you happier and the
*«i
norld better.
Of’ >
v
*—* *•' • * ’
Ail hall Santa Claus, the prophri oI lbs new order.
; r.ilicspie Of Detroit R tJhlc D U a ijrO f
^olH alon
NVar RockmsrL G«l, Today
ATLANTA, ~G*.~Vec. 2 4 c - (M _
Undtf
Wood rod, glare of dan
ger fuse* placed by railroad msn,
John Gillespie, former Detroit po
lice eommljaioncr, led rescue Workrrs in. removing dead and Ihjurdd
fronj tils thveked cars of tho Pones
last, nig]
ds Loon, Southern railway pouenger train, which last night craahad Ponce do I *
head-on Into bar sister train,; tfo fa>m_Mlsmj t » ____
Royal Palm, bound south, at Rock- the Rpyal Palm, sot
mart, G*.
1 • •-v *Vi
of. the Southern wt
Mr. Gillespie, who arrived lu re seriously- Injured ,
this morning on that part o f the w
•»fk
M
eon which wai ib lo
move, gave « graphic dewiriptiort
of
of the cra^h.
J > •>•
The train on which' Mr. Qlllegpis r, owggugu master on
reached Atlanta brought |*«rtTa) do L*OU, in' « hoipital
•if tho dead and injured as.well as brought ths to*
uninjured who were ro-roufed hsre
R«|„0. u ,
and continued to their original d e s -Jju n6v K-Hgui
tlnation* to be there Chriitmaa wnUw t,c found
dny. Mr. Gillespie oontlnusd to ’ which
had
Detroit, his homo. He had board-1f.t-archcd.
c«l thc Ponce do Leon
West
Railroad
Palm Beach, Fla.
pU, annsd
Grash Occurs 0 ^ 6:40 P. M.
crow bars,
“The crash came at 6a40 p. m . tricats till
entirely without warning and while |Joyrney
our train waa making 'about 60 mo* ho!
miles per hour," said Mr. Gillespie, crash. Relief
I was in the second c a r behind tho 120 miles a
diner nnd every.person in out* car miles dlitan .
waa tbrown to tKe flo o r., Hie train dad dawn found
Jerked, groaned and ereaked. continuing to '1lb(
There was a great ^crtinching, imprisoned fa the
cruMhing sound-atid windows caved I as to free the bodie*
In almost the length o f: the car. ] who*# Ukaa were
If ho broke* on our train w*r* ap-1 Mi
The writer of this reminiscent
sketch had the privilege of dis
cussing “the days of long ago”
with one the Benilndo county's
^ •;
( ____ |
vfcll known citizens of the present
<wy, one of tho few now here who
K iip r have aily records Fastors Of Sanford Churches are able to hark back to the period
oken by th e volume or
Conform To Custom With When Florida was only emerging
s transacted, accordMessage To Congregations from her pioneer days. This sec
And All Local Residents tion was not Sanford at that d.,y—
|to local merchants, but
hap, been exceedingly
ngt even Seminole county—and the
• situation
In kooping with a custom eatnb families residing in what i* now
improved, it . is .rc- iiahed several years ago, the min Sanford could havo been counted
isters of the several Sanford |° n th# flnKcr5 °f tho two hands,
i various civic and welfare or*
Alexander Vaughan, the present
prose
chiirchcsi today forwnrded to The
ana that are airranging fntax
assessor
of
Seminole
county,
celebrations a r t to begin Herald their individual messages
of greotmg to tholr respective con- ,1who
(j,an h“* , P<’nl ■ lifetime of more
programs this afternoon. nf
score nnd ten year* in
Lmericnn Legion has already gregations nnd to the city at large.
this immediate vicinity, consented \
I its program and despatched They are published here as follows: when vitited this week, to step
pklond of g ifts to disabled
bhek in memory to the days when
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
war veterans in the Lake
h^ was a boy, snd attempt to give
Rev.
Mortimer
(Hover
svernment hospital.
present dny resident* an idea of
For many centuries tho faithful
|the churches cantatas, paHie
conditions that prevailed here
and choir services are start* havo been wont to keep this blessed
at that day and the manner in
season
in
memory
of
our
Lord’s
bnlghl and are- to continue
he handful of settlers cclogh Sunday evening, when the Nativity, and their hearts h av e,,which
. . ...
, , ...
t Christmas carols will be thrilled snow with every hearing br8lcd this poriod Q* thc r ear
of tho simplo story of thc Savior’s
Early Settlera
\i
r *\
hotels tun, many private birth. Year after year do young
Mr. Vaughan’s father, Augustus
.a r e .t e jn r centcrp •of ’ social
Jefferson,
came
to
this
territory
hear. in their souls a te'jp l' dsh era and
. the angels’ non# that ab4utJ837, and was one uf a few to
re and luncheons
long ago over tho hills of
me permanent settlers, estahnodal register.
his home
hoi
Jttdsa,
hot* soon after
.ofte
lemoon a t o’clock the; ^
(^ U tW r a n a s a g e hoc'
mentioned, The son Alex8!
I f? *
£' ur>dying appeal because it is ander wa* bom h e re in 1850, tills
plied^st «V/It was at the ttry mb*'
kfldrcn of the' dty. la to be gTounded in. two! of the deepest locality at that time being kno\vn
•'*' " / r W r ,
ifW/.
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ment’of^he crash.
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in Central Park and prw- sentiments of humanity, reverence as Fort Reed. The old Vaughan
.ilthi
•”A* soon oa I realised what had I speed as It
ibutdd to over 800 young- f i r the sacred, and Interest in tho hpraestead was situated on what
happened I got out and began In *!to the station,
I whom Santa Claus * would natural. I t is the mingling of the is now Mellonvillo Avenue, the old
veitigating. The firemen of A j dlhtnjf car ts'
rise-visit; . '■
sacred and the natural that givea county home being built on a
Christmas Sermon'
freight train which waa on th«| coach ahead, sad
ht at tho'H igh School au- the old story its deathless charm. pcrtion of the estate.
i siding told me that the Ponce do tendtr of thk loeanidtl1
the member* of the F irrt The angels and the shepherds, the’
To
Concern
HeL
At the start of the sixies, about :
l*;on had sped toward his train bris from e *uiahh#d‘'J
church Rre to have a beasts and the Babe, stand toa dozen families lived in this imnnd
the oncoming Royal Palm, I mediately behind piled
with a lighted tree and
Rev. !. It. Uarmichael, negro
which was around a alight curve It abd thteugh' Its side,
for all -tfTft‘ children. A gother as a tender assurance that |mediate vicinity, Including those of
preacher,
i*
to
prcuch
1
10
Grid’s two worlds are not distant John and Tom Hughey. John
nnd that aa the Ponco do Leon spNew Switch le' ’
ogrnrn is-,to be presented, and npart, but hold together in
ChristmaN I'a y sermon to tho
Grigga.‘Squire Ginn, Dr. Speer. A.
proachod the freight, her engineer
Twehre o f the dead
onday evening* tho choir of
negro
prisoner*
nt
tho
Seminolo
blessed harmony.
J. Vaughan. William Cowan, C.
and the freight engineer, I four were When t
Baptist church it to give
County Road Camp tomorrow
Mayor Asta That Hospital Be saluted
Tho natural is the sacred. As Rotter, Willinm Lovell, William Approximately 300 Youngs
realising that fo r soma reason the j teyn of Uw injured
sta , “Yujfctjde Memories."
afternoon,
according
to
an
anters A re Guests Of Local
Left In Stocking And E. A. northbound train was Unaware of ta hospital. Eight
is ;to bo * tainted by the long as our religion holds fast this Woodruff.- Mr: Wlnegoord nnd
nounccmsnt made by him today.
Douglass
Asks MorcBanks; the cxlatence of ths othir south- L serioui condition, f!
Club
A
t
Festival
In
Park
John
HUll,
tho
last
named
about
orus and there will slap bo precious truth it will find response
Hla subject is to be "Forty"Doc
Caswell
Asks For Gun bound, immediately signalled 'to I ^
At
4
o'clock
In
Afternoon
tho
present
ait^
of
Gindcndllc.
in
the
very
depths
of
man’s
being.
In the Harbin "
I quartet numbers and solos,
eight Hours in Hell,” he stated. I
--------There
wore
but
two
residents
be
And
that
is
the
reason
that
no
him
to
make
an
emergency
etop.
Rome,
Ga„ aftd two of
by afternoon the chlldreh
That the public will be kept
Tho following letter* to Santa It was too lete."
Approximately 300 nec<ly chil
are in .a hospital
Souls CattioUp church arc darkpess of -doubt has been able tween thin section snd Orlando nt
Informed concerning hi# ser 1 Claua, written by prominent busi
"The day coach was virtually
A fte# ewitdk)
l a tree and a short pro- to quench the burning of thc that time, John Tanner living near dren were the guests of the San
ness and professional men, today driven through the dining car and I pouring rain, (e
mon*
on Hell, through tho news
ford.
Shrine
club
at
a
Christmas
Christmas
candles,
nor
any
scorn
what is now Lodgwood, and "B ill"
Sevrrmll maaoop are to be
camo Into the possession of The telescoped almost the entire length, figured in the pi
papers, wa« a part of hif. an
festival in Central Park this after
ful skeptic's laughter to drown the Cole at Maitlandthe hhlidav period',
Herald. In order that tho public with It* top extending several fist Ponce de Leon, no:
nouncement.
"I
know
tomenoon
.it
4
o’clock.
A
large
tree,
rices aro' planned for tho music of thc Christmas carols.
Of course, there was much e x
may get an Inside view of what
somcthlng
about Hell," he
decorated and heavily loaded with
abovo the top of the diner," Mr. Jacksonville,' Tie.,
i»n church. The entire
citement among the younger elothese men most desire for their
Stated.
gifts, featured the Betting for a
Gillespie went on.
sengers, roitrei pas
program wo* givqn last
mont, in that dky, when the
FIRST METHODI8TCHURCH
Christmas presents, tho following
brief program by a number of
Commandeered
Passing
Auto
10:45
o'clock last
.. ‘A r fv / S v
Christmas
season
earns
around,
but
Rev. W. P. Buhrman
nre published:
school children.
oday schbol children of
“Tho
lights
in
the
diner
went
out
mile
further
on .
tho
ycungijtcri^
°
f
that
period
did
We of the Methodist church
"Dear Santa: Please, send me a
Present# o f toys, game* and ath
tgationdl clitipch ard to
and because of the extreme dark- southbound Royal
send this hearty greeting to tho not have tho great expectations of letic equipment, in nddition to
new frock coat." "Doc" Aldridge.
IChrlitmoa -program fiatiir •
neu and pouring rain it waa ha- aouthbound trelnj,
public at largo in this season in present day youth. A boat ran reg fruits, nuts and candies, wero giv
"Dear Claus: Drlng me a fine possible to see inside but ft 4^ k
ping at 7:30 o’clock a t t\>h
tbdi morn
ularly
on
tho
St.
John*
from
Jack
hospital nnd a strong bond mar but one glance- to •rove that
Readings, songs and mu- In which all the Christian world is sonville, about once a month, nnd en to every youngster present.
tha olnor train te
d^ajn
engaging
in
tho
reverent
ob
Tito
tree
wss
ono
o
f
tho
largest
ket. .Your good little boy, Forrest had stalked. I gathered two or
aro to bo presented
1
^
orders were placed in advance for
Lake."
oysters. A t jr p V * iD i servance of the anniversary of the special foodstuffs and tho few over decorated in the city, accord
throe uninjured man find ccmmah- bound Wain te t*ke^»a
"Mjr dear 8anUi’. Just * note. deend ad automobile which had P**d u i^ s a ld Kngtoeer O
. . --------each child, is plannoJ, th fb lrth of the Savior of mankind- things which ccmld be provided for ing to officials club, who had it ! %
*7 night the pageant, Although it is our particular call- tho amusement of the little ones, brouglvt to tho city and set up sev Pneumonia Claims Yoahihlto In fact I want anothet five pillion
(Continued on Page Seven)
I the southbound Royal Pal*
I stead she roared past. I
Ah Victim After Gallant bank notes for deposit in my Utils
itlon of the King* and hg ihd mission to otrivo to pro The shipments usually arrived eral days ago.
"Every:,'child horc deserves a
is to be presented for mote' the heavenly aintiment and some weeks in advsnee and were
Battle Of Several
Weeks• bank. 'Your*, F . P. Forster."
(•
good
Chrlstmai and we aro doing
&*J8 J g £ f 8S _
the
Ideal
of
redemption,
the
time.
:
"Send me St),00d crates of high Herald S taff Given
stored away for the special season. our bit to provide each one with
irescher
and
hla
church;
nevertho.
I services, with an unusual
Ilox Of Fine Apples .i««n.
i jwp«l >
joKYO, Dec. 24.-V D (SA TU R grade celery « t four buck* per
One big ChristmM tree usually toys and g ifts which will gladden
—.
.
I cleared a fence and jump*1*
* musical. tresis, a r re- ess, rejoicey, in these'joyful days was enough in these days for the
Heck"' RUthbliy.
P. S.
DAY)—Emperor YosHhite of Ja - crate.
their
hearts,”
F.
L.
Miller,
In
i»torc fo r those who. at- In realising that they siro simply children of tho eritlre neighbor
Don’t forget brother John and.
Members <* the s t i * df the when t h e y .....................
charge of thc program, stated to pnr. died of pncumonl.i at 1:25 a.
JFirst Methodist church on part of the wholesome force; for hood had been made.
Sanford Herald were presented to- man was
Will snd Tom."
m.lodny.jday. '
oming,^Through tho ef- everyono with the Christmas spirit
i rown Prince Hlrohito, who has
"Dear Claus; Plesw populate day with a box of apples, the gift
The following school children en
Only F«w Toya
. Engin
ds church and of several is being divinely used to spread
ngineer«
bein
regCnt
since
November,
1021,
the
d ty with. I0.WO 'kicks who being made by J . G. Mkhael aid
Home made candy w a s manu tertained the youngsters with a iu reeds' to the throne, becoming wear elght-doiiar cravats. F^apk C. C. Cox of the Mid-Florida Pro
(Conintn
ui<
- the the, swee odor of the knowledge
program of Christmas carols and
mgs fttphansge a n to of . Him in every p ise* Msy *11 factured for th« occasion and this yaadlngst. Raymond Lock, Leslie •Jn ah's 124th emperor.
Markwood and W. M. McKinnon." duce Company. Tho apples are of
iredo W ^ f t s , candles necessary material blessings cemo with other honUmsde' products Mincjtcn, Georgs Saucer, Jock Vid’oshlhito’s condition
became
"Please send me ono good night’* the wlneaap variety and are of.mi*
i during tho holidays.
to *11 our people snd may the sea and perhaps a few toys procured ler, Jc»n Jo in , Ruby Flannlgan, ddperste s t 12:25 a. m. His res tleep. Charles Park, M. D .", ' ’ usually good flavor,
•" '
The fruit was grown near We
son also mark a new inert**® i* from outside,ivert psed to pack Lottie shark, Elisabeth Carrieron, piration was 84, his pulso too fast c "J want a shotgun that can hit
be counted. Rattling in his quail In aplte of my aim. Benny natchee, Wash., and packad by tba
the spiritual values. Our prayer the stockings—sutd the youngsters Quills Porter, Edith Singletory,
Skookum Packer*' Association un
d pipe was.noticeable. The nu- Caswell."
is that we msy answer the "dim got aa much delight .out of it ill 13uHa • Buhrman, Mildred R iw ,
.
.
der the famous "Skookum" brand.
us physicians tkho had at(Continued on Page Seven)
ness of the old'dtyS which bad no as da those who srw remembered in Helen Snted, Margaret Page* Dor
him for ft fortnight did
(Continued on Page Sev en ); • othy and Martha' Leon, Redding
on Page Two)
••
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■
_ Cheslmitt,- Jam es Henderson, Robng poeaiblo for the raonbut
hie condition wa* seen
■
iv
:
girt Stanley, L. M. Telford, Tom
.
•\ S h j i V •
k»
be helpless.
*
W«ter*.
M/vIcea . for Miss Irin
nee
Regent
Hlrphito
and
other
Clabde: Whitten, Billy Zachary,
J. who passed a tfiy Wedof the Imperial ffttally
'
^McDaniel,
.Lester
Guthrie,
nt
“ht following an atti^k
gathered ftfc the monarch’s
Moore, Ruth Baker, Clifford
± -a m .
HA. Ho
NEW YORK. Dw. 2 4 . - W ~ of
«*. were hold, this nfIn |iU yiltes at lU g ain i,
____r,'
Julia
Le*sonr
Margaret
Leobury. Mr. Atterbary la president
irvilW,
wlidr#,
sbbw’
Waa.
fslUrif
the Mlller-Erickson fu -' LiS AN
where the'emperor became critical- Scorcs of homeless waifs in New
of Atterbury Broa, Imx, idenOfftd
it night at the rate of an Inch a o n , -Louise H*U,' Christina Whit 1l ill of pneumonia Dec.
rs at 2:30 o’clock.
York end London will have real with the Morgan banking laureate.
*
ten,
Helen
McDaniel,
Louls#-Keran
hour!
Snow
fall
over
a
wide
wag directed by Dr.
goy, Josephine Cheek and Alico s m e n the sovereign’s illness be- homes this Christmas, with fathers, Mrs. Atterbury was MUs Faith
C- mo acute, all amusementsi cess and mothers all tbelr ovfn, as the Ripley, ,of MInneapoli*. Tha
. ,?*•*»
acted for the mas in years, a* the southland con area around Bakersfield.
Residents of Pasadena; Monrovia M ui.n°
M** absence o f’ Rev. W. tinued in the grip of storins which
c In Japan,.business was halted, je tu lt ^f.a rush of childless couples pla were married about 20
r.tr
h»o. pe.tor of, the, F irst yesterday scattered .now *nd cold •nd other foothlU cities yesterday
aid tha
..lnnt chlldrcn.
-V.
the nation trove
gave itself up.
up to to adopt
ciillilrcn.
. r t f j A ______
witnessed the f i n t snowfall In m v - Arkansas Hit By
8 church,-, of .which* M M rain over the entfte lower hal
^ e r . Ybshihito. well bolored ‘ -Twenty-two youngsters, many of ego.
The other child , to anter a so«
r
*
i
ymrfaAjUmugh
the
y'kUe
^T^tober. The serviccji
his peoplo, had been *n invalid them nameless, have ridden the
Wave• \Today
prominent family v "
'
. . . flakes whirled th ick a t : ; f lr s t -t h # P^" i Cold
ft (4 . 1rf
f f.
t » -W
A 'If* 'W
a*XL.f■“ 4 the State.
ia n y year* of an affliction dating tide of Christmas favor, for orNfltea B * k c 5 c k « , w
enow
melted
rta
t
a
d
was
poon
.th e member# of the
;frbm Ma infancy.
•
m
followed by ' i t t t
'.Ascending Uw thrope In 1912, on
•a
M '
s m *$ .
StfRIN ERS HOSTS
TO CHILDREN A T
YULETIDE PARTY
PROMINENT M EN
SEND LETTERS TO
OLD “SAINT NICK”
JJLER OF JA PS
DEAD AFTER
SHORT ILLNESS
mm
Services
Wei
Scores of Waifs Find Real Homes in
New York and London This
^‘
l» r many friends of the
t
‘w cher, and by
*. Robert Gr*y.
*r drived in Sanfmd to-.
l«*te this » ftf
»
tsmatir* \
family home in £
Inches of *now wore
\ iW n p e ra tu M dfo
Ing I t M U UUroufhb
land yesteadgy i « d th e th e n n o m e-
^ow lond^
t i r r s i jr w U f
ous
ia i
*now bs^kInches with
the tall-end
excessive.yalns wl
»,rty d
'
_J» CtOWDM u»rw
v In London,-A
*. J 9 , lDIBi-hU cor- adoption has oeo
val of th« Chrutmas
�THE SANFORD HERALD, f l i t
liOhgwood Race
Card Toiiiorrow
O fH ornsby Deal,
A nnouncem ent
Cardinal Boss Witt Concord Stable Loses Horse
ih\2'Years From No\w Following Jam .In Wbith
Jockey Hvari Is Injured;
y
In; A' ? rs John
M HcGrftw In Statement
Forget Me Not Wins 5th'
• t
> •' -■■r
NEW YORIT, Dec. 23. —<**)'—
Rogers Hornsby as a possible suc" censor to John McGraw at <u
helm of the New York (Hants today loomed as the* latest angle in
KMebelP* moat scnsatlonsldeal
since the purchase of Babe* Ruth
by the Yankees. u
^
would like to feel that I can
leave the management when my
present contract? expires two years
ffom now,” snid the gra»haired
Hew‘Y6rk lender. "I do not want
to spend nil my life running a ball
chltr. Y is, there is a chance that
fTHbrnsby fits fn, he may inher-
The destruction of Lc Glorloux,
running under the colors of tho
Concord Ruble, following a spill
in tho sixth event at Seminole Park
Wednesday and the Injury' to
Jockoy M. Ryan, marred ah other
wise excellent card, one which was
enjoyed by one of the best week
day crowds of the meeting, to date.
I«e Glorieux, with Ryan ip tho
saddle, was at tho head of the field
entering tho last eighth of the
milo and one-eighth'event. Bucko,
piloteid by Jockey McDonald, cut
across In front of .the field and a
spill inwhich the leg of I,e Glorieux
and the collarbone of Ryan were
smashed. The horse was destroy
Baseball men hero looked upon cd. Ryan was rushed to a hospi
-FfciWde Frisch as a likely sue- tal, where he Is reported to he
resting comfortably.
As a result of his erring ride, the
stewards have set ‘McDonald on the
ground for 10 dnys, nnd his mount,
Bucko, nlthough under the wire
first, was disqualified.
, Getting away to a three-length
lead shortly after the barrier went
op, the Bustono Stable’s ForgetMe-Not hnd no trouble In ruptur
ing the fifth rare, the feature
event on the dny's card. Sen Fairy
rtfh n good race and ram e fast nt
when they realized there was no
apparent chn'nco of undoing the
trduc of Rogers Horsnby, Ordinal
manager and world's series idol,
to the New York Glnnts for Frank
ie Frisch nnd Jimmy Ring. *■
Sanj Breadon, Cardinal presi
dent nnd John J. McGraw, Ginnt
manager, with announcements that
the. trado wns beyond recall, left
only the consolation of speculat
ion on the next manager.
Breadon would not name pro
spective candidates, but sport
writers anti others listed nt least
eight possibilities, in addition to
Roger Bresnahan, who Breadon
has declared "hsr- no inside tr“ck, ’
were mentioned Frisch, Bob O’F ar
rell, Cardinal catcher and “ most
<rtT h "
ninga, McUr“Ws lorm cr asaisun'i
and Fred Clarke, former Pit:«- t
burgh vice president.
Bill Killifer, Hornsby’s right hand •
man last scatorf, would have plea* |
ed many, but ho has been relcnst 1 Request
and probably will sign nfl a Brown j
coach.
. i,
i
Branch Rlskcy succeeded e“r.t'y ;
in the 102ft season as manager b * j
Hornsby will not be reappoint*1 j
Breadon said.
Tho breuch between Breadon j
nnd Hornsby appeared not to hir •* •
lssened. The club had led with,
the statement that “fl*terrinir !
friends” hud given Hornsby "ti> ■[
big an opinion, of himsclr,” no.I |
Hornsby countered with the
i
sertion: “ If you say I wanted t •
leave Kt. Louis, that Is untu* r j
hut to terminate relations with >*>■ C arth ag e ........ ................. ...............
Delysia
glory nnd cany spending money."
When I enme to Lehigh nine yenre
ago," d a tes rtkeson, “there was n
system of procuring football play
ers nnd n regular
schedule for
th£ end to get the pluee. Duley
Lou bested the "them in a stretch
drive ami raptured show money.
Belleclaire gW down under tinwire in the initial event <.f the pro I
gram . A fte r beating Jo h n Finne- |
gan, who tired, the winner wu* go
ing away at the wire. Ix>u Shank
beat Arlene by n noso for the show,
a f te r being
up in the
running
I he small colleges with toolhall am bitions," he nays “ unis'
straight l0WPr entrance standards, waive
when h«* college requirements and facubv
, in the
give nway to pressun- from
in mim- without when a stnr’s progress is
ill mule ^tenn nrariiy halted."
(lrt.,,
! Illu strating the extejit to which
e n ll-g . football may la* rammernirsuers , c in|j.t.(|. Q|.pI0n recounts nn exi grue - |pPr|onrc n( I/>hlgh some years ago
a
group
of
s ta r
paying them.
“ Not enough was lx-ing r c a l i f d
(ur till- purpose nnd there
a
feeling that we were not getting
enough results fur our money U
« a s hini-il t.. me i»v more than "■
|s rs.,n t hat here was my tip! »r
tunity
' I flunked i hat assignment .ml
■nntinned to flunk it. Our n ih M on are < lean. You don't need hired
football teams to make up a t* m i
hut you tin need morale.
“To play on <mr teams a man
must have a reasonable ability to
think
We hflifvc good tennis cull
h e made from sin h men
Perhaps
we are wrong. It may require n
hunch o f dumb hells to create n
footlmll tei.m
If
We are going
______ - _______ —
.
Billy O'Hare
Doruntue
Barber Bill
Broeklrsby .
Jim Sundn ........
........
Suknh
.....................
Fourth Race $700 Claim
F o r 2 Y O, 0 Fur.
Tim Rooney .........................
Sealing Wax
L illy Porter
Ena C
Ester Wcidcl
t ’hnrette
*
F ifth Race ?700 Claim
t V U A Up. ft I 2 I'm
Jin g le
l.ihu I inncgan
Cnunty Times
St (Quentin
Enos
Rod Seth
Kimciiihku
( 'ontnet
Singlebanil
M rt'rim men ,
Adorable
Bart
Sixth Race $700 Claim
F or All Agon, ft I 2 Fn
“The Forest L i k e "
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—oT'i—
Jack Dempsey Is balking at parti
cipation in the semi final round
c f Tex Rickard’s heavyweight eli
mination tournament. According
to hsi eastern business representa
tive, Lecnard D. Sacks, the de
throned champion declines to meet
“second and thin! raters,” and will
consent only to a fight with Gene
Tunnoy.
S. Your evening gowns nnd pnrlv dresse
■ and> span for the Holidays—avoid du
S
'—
culling Sanford’s Leading cii
■
J. G. SHARON
Attornty-it-Law
Will practice In all the rourt*
Examination of Abstracts cf I-and
Titles given especial attention
}
't
a a tn iti■ ■ ■ * « ■ « ■ ■ ■ «■■■ a a
LONDON, Dec. 23.(/P)—A "one
horse club” has been formed here
with the Idea of reducing the high
cost of hunting.
The 'members, mostly residents
of the West End, have arranged
hunts nt “wholesale prices,” nnd
will havl* one horse each instead
of five or six or n dozen, ns is cus
tomary among the hunt club mem
bers who have no regard for ex
pense.
Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packed in
Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your
All sizes, quarters, halves andvtvhole boxes, i
desired..
*
*
*■
Also Fireplace nnd Stove wood ih any qu
Deliveries Anywhere
DUHARTS PACKING
H
OD
I
j
*
I
;
Phone 386-M
Seventh Rare $700 Claim
3 Y O & Up, 1 M A 1-10
Link
Fop Ryan
Dolph .
...... .
T . J . M iller,iPres.
- ,
II. R- Stevens,
A. 1’. Connelly, Sec. & Trena, Geo. A. DeQ
S ir Giilnhnd 11
Klnipnlnng
Dusk
Board of Directors
S. O. Shinholscr, D. L. Thrasher. B. F J
Forrest Lake, John Meisch, K. R. Cta|
Locarno
Perhaps
Montillo
■ Apprentice allowance elai
Sanford Building And Loan A
Christmas
Trees
Sanford, Florida
All Sizes Mounted ;tntl
Delivered
See Our Display in front of
Ford Garage
Corner Commercial S t
and Palmetto Avc.
Condensed Balance Sheet as
DECEMBER 5, 1926
ASSETS
M. M. Lord
Cash in Banks ................... ......
Mortgages Receivable ............
.!
Loans on Stock ...... ..........
Accounts Receivable (Secured)
■
Stock Subscriptions Receivable
*
Furniture attd Fixtures ......................... .—«,
Phone 3512
GIFT
SUPREME
TOTAL A SSETS
Platinum Diamond
Jewelry
LIA BIL ITIES
Real Estate Loans Payable
Paid l ’p Stock Lssucd .......... $4K2
Installment Stock Issued ........ 830,
» Surplus— Reserve Fund
— Undivided Profits ..
C E R T IF IE D CO RRECT: Williams. Monahan
sociates, Publi^ AecounLints and Auditors,-
COMPLETE LINE OF
DRUGS
CIGARS — CANDY
DRINKS— DRUGS
Yo uwill receive qourtcaus ser
vice ut our fountain.
Sanford & Geneva Ave.
In Kdgesrood
Curb Service— The Kind thnt
Serves
Fourth Race:Jaunebar, (Pawumn) $2.40, #2.40, #2.40;,Benguliuie,
(McCrossen) $6.40, .^1.20; Tony
Brqwn, (Smith) $5.00,
Also ran, Miss Nancy, Froth,
a t r s t x , Ga., Dec' _23.—(jP)—
Kathleen
K, Old top, nnd Beg
Cobh’s friends planned to
njp him home today, aa affec- Pardon.
My aa they, bid him goodbyo
t time.ago and with testlmo‘f thafy belief in hls ‘,honesty(
ir infl fntegrlty."
li scheduled to arrive at C:3Q
'tonight. Fellow townsmen
re«3h fm at tho train,1 and
irit prevailing- among them
rV m eh vditi#e4thh city counresent the charge o f‘ml$conf #3,W, , #2.80,. #^46j Maco Hoy.
gainst him in a formal reso- (Armstrong) #3,<0j #2.40; Starbright, (Ryan) #220.
last night.
,,
Alto ran, Dojrimtucnnd, Lo Glor
charge of a fbrmer Detroit
ieux,
a Bucko won but was dis
■that Cobb agreed to bet on
* ,
te In 1910 and then arrange qualified.
■
Is own team' should win waa
)d by the council as, ^untrue : Seventh ‘Race; •Barberry, (Pnsernnn) #7.40/14,20, #2.60; Qulnham,
By U$in)|
P l m Can*
• th e gcuulnd
.f
Florida.
% bV U .,-.-.'
. Compnj-.x-
VBLL
*v ' V p M i
B, Tinker, Pres.
Admission, inci
•
14
By J. S. Wilfii
£
-«
J
a
■
3
e Highway Be
the honesty, prbbj
approach-
16,190-69
TO TA L L IA B IL IT IE S and CAPITAL H
( F rien d s Aire
fettbitte R im In
serf lidtidisltow
5 l S b e d yC # i
citizen f r d M / ,
W*!
Ninth St. & Cypress — 1 Block from Sanfi
The Jew eler.
* McGrow asserted that there wnsif<r 'anyihing in this talk of the
Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis
upsetting the deal. He snid it had
bfon.'.’Mffncd, sealed nnd delivered."
and that contracts of Frisch nnd
Second Knee: Kosciusko, (Her
Biiur had been forwarded to the St.
bert) $4.00, $3.00, $2.4Q; The Per
Loull1team through President John
uvian (Heuly) $4.00, #5.80; Senti
ment, (McRann) $8.60.‘
^ ^ b r f g h t future i t r Frisch With
Also rnn, Hrookltah)’, Last Frinr
S t l^bula waa aeon by McGraw,
■Rotarlnn, C. T. Worthington, Moswho expfetzod the opinion that he
sincs, Betty Mae and Snknh.
waa “tta good a ball player am he
ever waa, If <he only- thinks so,
Thlnl Bnce: All Range, (Trynn)
■r
no reason why ho should, #14.20. $3.00, $2.20} Affectionate
ri^t bo -a great second baaemnn,"
Mary, (Pascuma) $2.40, $2.20;
«mctmled the New York leader.
Prfcolcss, (McCrossen) #2.40.
Also rnn, Sum Landers, Jni Alai,
Tim Rooney, Gclon, and Ragmnn.
ilng our complete
ssbu cssb
.
B ooster
L im p Ward
Buddie Brown
Nero
Al Hotfoot
The Rove .
,
M cL a u lin
Belleclaire*, (McCrossen) i
$8.<10,
$1.20; Jolin
Elm
(Banks) $7.80, $3.(10; Lou .*■
(Armstrong) $2.00.
Also run, Booster, f’erre
Bluckfoot, Arlcna, Elmhurst
Bissel Muguct, nnd Red Alex
.
ONE HORSE CLUB” FORMED
Offices in Court House
—
'
J Phone 465
Texas
Results At
Seminole Park
f»:
. ... ...
Dempsey Refuses
football
winner paid 1 14.20 Priceless m an-j
d for d crw!entlals sign-d
aged to get up for tho show.
b>. n hi)fh rchoo, rrinrip„| who bad
J mim* bar Won the fourth ns ho 'been ilrn<l five years,
pleased after disposing of Dcngn | This group wns chaperoned by
lese and Tony Brown
a young promoter who was snid »•>
Barberry tore away to n long |have collected his gladiators from
lead in the final seventh but hard the shop and tho mine, promising
ly out lusted Qomhiim
First Cull |them u free edurntlon, plenty
* Inseil op with speed Mini took the
AYV DECEMBER 23, 1026
Net gain in aaseta- in the past 30 days low
797.90. This in the fnrgest gain in any one i
the history of the aasotiation.
Ar*
through thia aasoeiitiori? 8 per cent divide
been paid regularly on paid , up stock. D*v»|
comimunded on instalment'stock nro higner.
explain the new plnnrr^-T1- •
�'
SANFORD HERAM),
wm^map
j
found in the w reckage and h U ^ o f - . f
lice h as had no word'/rbm Hlih to- I
day.
I n ju r e d :
M rs. Georgia
llard y . enroute l
from Miami to Toronto, Can.
E , 1.. A rm strong, Danville. Ky.
B / A . Dosser, 1HU& A n g icr Avcnuop C hattanooga, serious.
Biblicist
W. -I. Sm ith. Atlanta,
f J . It. Ia*al, t'hiittanoojm, Inter 1
nal‘ injuries.
S o l d j y Is Itadly I n u r e d ^ • I
* •" D a d " l.obninrh, Cincinnati, *er' iuUS.
,1 1 . h>.-CuU^, Le.ditq
ious
yfe
r* |
. ,'Edwin il
Wife man
Ify., s er i o us
Celebrations of 60
Years Ago Told by
Pioneer of Sanford
L csW tm i
^
W . Dowser, difii
|.ml. Chnttnnooga. pr
S. T . Grady, serious
M rs. S. J . Cohen, address
known
Atlanta
Miss Ituby Curtain
slight
Kurl White, Hristol,
•light.
.John K. Kirher, Athri
(Jus Husis, Fort Ogle1
C o r porn I A. S. Myer,
. fc. J . Keith. Atlanta, engineer o f ;
I’r ncc de Leon, blinded and inter- *
mil in ju ries.
R. M. Pleree. traveling engineer,
tiding with Keith, serious.
MrW illiams. Detroit, *«*r
, r ; > q ^ . w- r s 2. s r ^
1)C n dance. . Anotlicr name wouiu
be mhI . ciI V.rs •next- d ay,-m u l t h i '
would keep up during'the holidays
\ 8 « typo of the community i1vent* c-; ih - period. Mr. Vaughan
rr-nlJed u d am e which Wi«
ranged for the holiday sonson <d
I hi-.*, :»t 111- Orange
HuUfe, tin*
J»„t .J which yvaj completed in th at
' e
h'ltijt located h e a r the ;we. .useetivn of Gcmrfa, ami MrlJoin Lit- Avcnuei.
The urriuiKti. cut* were made for the a f f a i r by
II. L D c Koicm
and
Alexander
Vauirhan,
and the . C h ristn u n
dunce was attended hy the incin«|
ben
of the families within n
radius of fifteen mile»-r**ond lids
included
e vcrybmly,
^a«l
Mr.
Vaughan.
;t
T h e re waa a big
«Up|H-r pren-d.iiK the dance, and h/ter this,
Mr. VnuKhnn recalled, ho sa t in n
d iirw a j
between two of
the
looms used for the dunctng, and
i “called cotillious" for the two sets
of dancers, first one set and then
the other.
the p a U d rW one; Indulged in at T
o t t i r i i ,t .
»uj?ht <low.ii , j1 ,
A »hn «n.».
I
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nUyweWO
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ht'lna to com fort,.t.u n..._
On C hristm as morning it " a s
the custom for the young men to
. ^ct to g eth er and start
cut
for
n hunting expedition, the gnmc in
ith at
day
including
turkeys
squirrels, ducks, clcer, hears, bob
ca ts, and the hoVdca o f
wolves
the Bible has made me young agwin," he says.
“I t hns brought
me happiness and joy t o - know I
have helped o th e rs." He expressed
regret thnt he had but one life to
give to the Good Hook.
F
T IMMEDIATELY, the Buick engine
JL starts. The weather may be bit
terly cold, but Buick has a high speed
starting motor, Automatic Heat Con
trol and Therm ostatic Circulation
Control.
Finley, Chattanooga, »cri
Mr and M iWilliams, I.uttle
I )hiu
William Palmer,
Chattanooga,
negro waiter, serious
William Hubert, Chattanooga,
negro w aiter, serious
i.
|Ini. , ’ll t i nil
These three Buick features mean
easier starting and smoother perform
ance 365 days a year.
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May rv«*r\ mmnenl <»t the illcssetl
Holiday tie filled with exceeding Jot
and mir the Now. Y ea r bring vmi and
\ otirs nun it Pro,-pent v
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u?•i<i«*fit ifiHil
a lull*
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imut seven ytairs uhl.
One of thi’ tiniiioMtified wii.
Ih*
lieved to lie Dr (i 1 Wade, an
Allunta dentist, who was enroute
to Cleveland
III- p**eketln*ok wti
1'hc Bicvclo Store
Sanford, Fla.
McLander Arcade
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Christmas Chco*
<TorV&u Everyone
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At this joyous Season we take a pleasure in wis
m
fy .
Tho holiday season affords ua nt\ on|>ortunity to express aRnin the pleas-
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uro we derive from out business relations with you and so at this time
of tl?e year we witth you and yolirs - A Merry Christmas nnd A Happy
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Pd JU nTI Lrr r'/ IIi Vff Ever
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Hie Season
Greetings
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W I. |)yne>. A*'met I -ale-nian '
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Buy a B u ic k .
driving i t !
a Happy C h r is t m a s ami I’rui- Now Y ea r may
\ • >n ami
rnjtiv every’ wanteil luxury
may I lie Unliilay s firing a fill
g nf eyery desn e
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WHEN DETTER AUTO MO 111 LES ARE ntJILT
• • . RU ICK W ILL DUILD t u b m '* . .
Best W ishes
1 vans. J i l l llei
,lii< k Kinvillr l-’ln. |
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Mr. Vnn„W..
hU ,blonrr. “^ d I wonde* whe^
Hunting P arties
fpo'ri tU fashionable f-ake Pjncid, N V , has in quired an AI
In th« fo r m of the eight-dog team of (lam e Warden ■ lark
H c r » \vq have two f a ir visitors out mushing thinugh Ih d>
snow with Hayes at the runnerW .
ath-List Placed
118 in Rockmart
Hair. I,
reck Last Night t * « *I. .nr'i
'I V.i-nue,
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end rcca!
411 tli^aj days, .when «c 0f the*lit~
inti*
S m all laughter <>f M>»
VS d
ham -, probably fatally
\\ II Brewer, baggage m .n trt
<•( Police do l.eon
Several Negroes Among Injuried
R I) Hilty, Lansing, Mich , ser
ious
Mrs R D Illltty . slight
A S Me,r. Detroit, serious
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of you a Christmas complete in Happiness
Cheer . May the New Year bring with it It
Prosperity and good things for you and i
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extol the praises of One who has guided us through the ages.
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FIR ST
M ETH O D IST
CHURCH
Corner 5th and Prtrk Ave
W. P. Buhrman, Pastor
Morning Preaching Service, 11 o’clock
Organ Prelude.
Response, "And Thev Called His Name Jesu s"
Hymn, 111, "Hnrk The Herald Angels”
Prayer.
Anthem, "All Hail The Joyful Morn."
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Psalm, 45.
C|oria Patrj.
Haritone Solo. "Tit,‘re’s A Soup In The A n " tWnt Hull), Mr Edward
Huhrman
Evening Preaching Service, 1:30 o’clock
Orgun Prelude.
Response, "Come To Mv Heart, Lord Jesus."
Hymn, 121, "O Little Town Of Bethlehem."
Prayer,
By the choir, "Silent Night, Holy Night.".
Frripturo l/esson.
Anthem, "Calm On The Listening Ear Of Night, Soloist, Miss Catherine
Buhrmnn.
Offertory.
Solo, "<) Holy Night (Dwight Adams), Mrs. Victor Robertson.
S« rnton, "Jeslls Belongs To E v ery b o d y ."
I ‘raver.
Hymn. lilt. Angels From The Realms of tllnry
I'enedi, t ion
S c r i p t u r e 1 a*kkoii,
Anthem, "Hark! What Mean Those Ho|\ Voiees"
<)ffertory.
Soprano Solo, "The Birthday Of A King." Mrs Vulor Rolit-rUou.
Sermon. "Jesu s: The IVrfect Revelation"
Hym n, 125. "O Come. All Ye Faithful."
Benediction.
Sunday School,.9.30 a. m.
Epworth League Devotional Meetings, 6 30 p. m
A Cordial invitation to everyone to attend the services
of this church.
FIRST PR ESBYTER IA N
E. D. Brownlee, D. I)., Pastor,
CHURCH
Corner Oak Ave., and Third St. Hull day, Dec. 26, 1926
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Special Music as follows:
Organ Prelude “The Shepherd’s Sunday Morning” E.
L. Ashford.
Anthem “Sing, 0 Heavens” Berhold Louis.
Offertory “Contemplation from the Holy City” Haul
Solo —“The Holy City” by Emge.
Organ Postlude “Christmas Postlude- May F.
CONGREGATIONAL
s.
CHURCH
Corner Park Avenue and 3rd Street, John Bernard Hoot, Minister
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Organist, Mrs. Frances Woodruff
Morning Worship 11 o’clock
Prelude, "Andante Maestoso” Sullivan
Offertory, "Adoration" Atherton
Baritone Solo, "Star of Bethlehem" by Cara Roma
Sermon Topic: 'T im e’s Measurement”
Postlude /'Jubilant March” Solly
Postlude,
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T H E FIRST CHRISTIAN CH URCH
(High School Bldg.)
Edw ari Rudicel, Minister
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HE First Christian^Church of Sanford extends the
Season’s greetings\o the thousands of Herald
readers, everywhere. \ In the best and grandest
sense, “A Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year.”
Beginning January secona we are holding a. Beries of
revival meetings in the old-High School auditorium.
A welcome awaits you. f
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Bible School 9:45 R. A. Wilson, General Supt
Communion andSettnon 11 a. m
Christian Endeavor, (1:30.
F, D.vlfing, Pastor
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TH E KANFORP HERALD/FUlDAY, DEC
le Sanford Herald<
H > * r m Iflrraosn exfrpl
Sar a t SaatrrS. I'larUa. >
t i l Maaajlia
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The Nativity
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From th » Gospel of S t. Luke, Clmpter 11, 1-20
3.’ And
all went to
be taxed,
every one .into his
crvvn
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city.,
^ .- :A n d Joseph also went tfp from Galilee, out of the
lx Uonttis.lMO. 6ity. o f Nazaroth, into Judea, unto the' city of David, which
is colled Bethlehem, (because ,he was of the house and lineage
p i David,)
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i i. 5. • To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being
Mentations great with child.
&. i And so it was, that, while they were there, ^he days
were accomplished that she should be delivered.
‘ ' 7. * And she brought forth-her first-born son, and wrap
ped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a m anger;.be
cause; there was no roojn fo r them In the inn. *
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Ahr) there were'*fn
UlftHn *IM fthe
ho same
aovviA aaiim
I ph shepherds
o VwmLiir^a
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8Q,'‘ An'd’
country
abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night.
9.
" And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, nnd
the glOry of the Lord shone round about them: and they
were sore afraid. ,
10. And the angel said unto them, Fear not for, be
V E R SE FOR TODAY
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trvtt '« hold, Ii bring ypu good tidings of great joy, which shall he
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ORD WITH US—“Is not to all people.
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unto
you
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horn
thiH day, in the city of David,
your'tiod with you l and
n it given you rest !'tm n Saviour/which is-Christ the Lord, -v
e l for he hath given the
12. And this shnll be a sign unto you; Ye shall find
the hnbe Wrapped In swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
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13;’ '•‘A’nd suddenly‘there was with the ungel a mulfitude
of
the
heaven]y host praising .God, nnd saying.
htaes in my heart, more than in
14. G loryTo God In the highest, and on earth pence,
time when their grain and new
9 . is increased.
good will toward men.
15. And it came to puss, as the angels were gone away
: Peace On Eurth
from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another.
Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which
jok a frayed hut from hi* is come to pass, which the Ivord hath made known unto us.
head,
16. And they came with haste, and found Mary und
“Peatc on E arth " was what
Joseph, und the buhe lying in u manger.
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ghFjSdd,
loroel out of whnt you’re
17. And when they had seen it , they made known
worth,
ubroud the saying which was told them concerning this
there we have it:. Pence on
child.
thieh, although n little more
18. And all they that heard it wondered at those
what there was on eurth be- things which were told them Ijy the shepherds.
; - . fore.
19. But Mhry kept all these things, and pondered them
I you. see, I’m Ichabod,—
in
her
heart.
»ver mind the ways I’ve trod;
ober how, so help me God.”
20. And the shepherds returned, glorifying and prais
ing God for all the things that they had heard and seen, as
not pass the fellow by
■it
was told, unto them.
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r Lfelleve In Go<l?” *uii
I ’• is there to
Christmas Every Day
Hy WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS
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P i e
came into hot dayj mul it didn’t rkip even the
he always did Sat- F irst of April, thoiigh everything
before breakfast, tuts counterfeit thnt dny, and that
lory. ' He tried to was Dome little relief.
-ninjr, for ho was *■
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ho would not let > ^ycj|( before it cams Thankugivm:
„ , ing it had leak?d out who had
icre w»» « *>U18 caused all these Christmassca.
. 'the Lttle girl had ■ suffered bo
nd over hiii m°ujn much that Bhc hod talked about it
nt the word, nho ,n jjcr a|,.cpj and after that hardly
il little pig stones anybody would play with her.
ctly sick of them. p00p]0 j ust perfectly despised her,
nd of story shnll because if it had not been for her
.
greediness it wouldn’t have hapiian. !t 5 Kl‘ ,nK |peped; nnd now, when it camo
It’s post Thanks- ■] hanksglving, and aho wanted
! them to go to church, and hnvc
. si]uiu.h pie and turkey, and show
c whs a httle girl tholr Krntitude, they said, that all
nns so much that t j,e turkeys had been eaten up for
o bo (hristmas ^cr 0|(j Christmas dinners, nnd if
year; und a* «<»nn Bhe wou|,j atop
Christmnsses,
wos over she r>o- jy,ey would see about the grntisial-cards to the lU(Jc7 Wasn’t It dreadful? And
iry to »'k ” *ne tho very next day the little girl
Hut the old began to send letters to the Christvered any of the ma3 p , , , ^ nnd then telegrams, to
r ii while the lit- BtGp jf But j j didn’t do any good;
t that tin ruiry nncj (b,.n ^hc got to calling at the
ilur. und wouldn t |-'a jry•„ house, but the girl that
but letters—not camc t„ lll0 door always said, ’’Not.
me cards In en- at
or "Engaged," or “At*
letters on sheets j j nncr • or* something like that;
. u;lu> iiiUutt itfa rs w lut;
l l r t in t!m im rl; s t r e s s slttitra ?
E I ,c.l1d , « a n h f r a r 8 . . r a U l i . n , r a
A n * tiii’t tit IlttH’ tm tiy lit.
Ik- Pence on
J»t vfa* telebrato tho birth,"
j, “o f One who died for men;
on o f God, we say. What
jr God, or mine? I ’d make you
fe ta I to tell you even half
I havo learned of mine today
yours would hnrdly seem
to stay.
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lid ha hot follow In and out
anthropoids I know about,
Godi td whom you may have
prayed
it see a'world He never made.”
our words are flowing full,"
E said J ; - '
ut yet they givo me no reply;
fountain might us well b«
than you, my friend,
fould wait; and hear me to the
endp
wo11m
for V » ryv* «
thins
where lay the Christ Child, who brought to the world this|,|ny. she ute «n much candy that to one.
message, ‘‘Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, she did »»t want a n y breakfast;
good will toward men.”
an'* the whole forenoon the pres
"How
For this is Christm as! This is the season of rpmem-.™|*w2
C l "ms had* t*me't'o de‘ papa.
“ F irst rn te !" said the little girl;
brances und gift-giving. A time for feasting and parties! |,v,.r p,.. „,K.ht before; nn.l she
went
round
giving
the
pr.-sents,
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> « • hated i . have the story
An occasion for decorations! When candle-lit Christmas
ulMj stop, and was rather sober. IlowH
b
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bail
got
for
oilier
people,
trees gaily bedecked with gorgeous spangles and red and
came home and a te turkev nnd ever, her mamma just put her head
white..cundy canes and lumpy stockings hung in chimney |rri»nberr> fur dinner, and plum in ut the door, and n-kcd her papa;
"Are yuu never earning to break
corners cause squeals of merriment among dancing round- pudding nnd nuts and raisins and
f a s t ? What have you been telling
trice U&lght of a new hat ?
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orange*
and
more
candy,
and
then
eyed youngsters. But even yet we hear His message,
be'.tomdnandrd that his mmo
[Went out and coasted, and runie in that c h ild ?”
"O h, just a moral tale "
LwrlttwHfvcrywhero tho same? "Peace on earth, good will toward men."
with a stomach-ache, crying, and
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all
live in every place
jh this unpleasant shell of
^. mine
I t in your fancy makes of m«
itraas curiosity,
right, 1 might be worse tha n
•',th*tt
* you might now be lying flat;
haVO done it from behind,
J taken what thero was to find.
lad idriii hidden face?
|but ho muy like ns
one you may tell T
w me there be Peace
thero be fields and
- .
ami I wrong *
m a new song?
U in yourself, my
Jurdnce to the end;
feace there in on Enrth
| what your world Is
’ without any lies,
f could not l>e othermay that nnd then bo
|and he said:
“Why
[gave him rather more
'counting of my etore.
have it, thanks to you.
f what I mean to do,’
felieve that even I
r tell the truth than
I
a ’ Evo.
No
matter
1. educated face,
llUhable grace
■d. smile are wii
BRlSk’r
vision as I will
r hf be at,
illet aa th at'
t least another )u»L
Arlington Roljinson.
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The Visit Of St. Nicholas
M y s tic ’s ( h ristm a s
I mul nil kimla .if sm all presents, 1rniMUM nnd nuts, and dumped them
and her big brother’s with nothing |jnto p,,. river; and it mode the fish
hut the tongs in th em , and
h e r ! p(.r f,.< t|y
*u-k, and
the whole
As thi.s is Christman Evo, It hardly seems likely that young lady s i s t e r s with n new silk United States, ns far nut ns Alns
and her pupa’s und mam- j j,u> wa„
i,|Mr,. ,,f
bonfires.
our rondcra will be interested in suggestions for muniripal umbrella,
,
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,i
mu
s
with
potatoes
and
pieces
o
f
l
w
h
rn
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p„.
,-hildren
were
burning
improvements, expositions of |M)litieal maneuver, opinions coal wrapped up in tissue paper. UI, , tll.lr jfip |,,,oks and presents
on oil graft trials, or whatever vve are wont to write u|>on just ns they always hud every
u|| k,„Hs
They had the great
for these columns and as a matter of fact we little feel f’hnstm us.
Then
she
w u ite d jl a t time!
inclined ourselves to dwell upon any problem which might around till th e rest o f the fntnily 1 The little girl went to thank
tend to break or mar the spell of Christmas time.
V*?- were up, nnd she whs the first fo 'th e old Fairy because she had stop
hurst into the library when
th« ' J,ed 'V ts^ M n g'''C h rist,n a's."1'1' n d 's h e
So instead we are publishing on this page today nq&UT
d,,ors were opened and l.s.k at the >>a)|1
hll|>ri,
w«.ul«| keep her
large preselhlM laid out oil the Ii |ironiise nnd i«*e that Christmas
but Christmas messages, poems und stories/d lew of
choicest hits of English and American literature. For as hrury table books, and portfolios never, never cam e again Then the
and
boxes
of station ery,
nnd
hnppy. romping, expectant hoys and girls obediently climb breastpins, and dolls, and little F a iry frowned, nnd asked her if
the stairs to bed. vve can only wish the readers of The Herald i.toves, and dozens o f handker she was sure she knew whul she
m eant; and the little girl asked
every joy of the season and try to add to the beauty of the chiefs, nnd inkstands, nnd skates, her,, Why not ’ und the old Fairy
occasion by contributing something on the subject from the^11"'1 M1,,w Hh"'<di«. mul photograph said that now she was behaving
world's foremost writers.
f.am.-H. and little
•'!>• b..* just as greedily as ever, and she d
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o* iif \ynt<T-colors, and I urkixh hotter look out. T h is made the
!•or this is ( hristmas! Nearly two thousand years ago
all,j n„uifm, „„d candied little gitl think it all “ver carefully
wise men, tiearing gifts, “gold, and frankincense and myrrh," . herne-*, ami dolls' h«u«<-s, nn.l again, und she said -ho would be
came from the East guided by the Star t<> Bethlehem. And waterproofs and tin- tug <'bn-i willing t" have it t hristmas about
once in a thousand yours, und then
« group of hopeful shepherds left their wandering flocks at
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said a hundred, nnd then she
the cal of an angel of the Ixml leading them to the manger
she hai| u -plendill Chri.imu- all she
said ten, and at lust she got down
I
rung,
(■ All h a il !” the monks at Christinas
sang,
Th(. „,„rry n»onks wh
.-tieer
The gladdest day of all their year
( Hut still apart, unmoved th ereat,
, A pious eldei* brother »ut
I ^ '> n t . in his accustomed place.
With i »*ul
f ace
s i t t ’st thou t h u s ? ” his b r e th
ren cried.
" I t is the lilesuid C h ristm as-tid e;
The ('h ristm as lights nre all aglow,
The -acred lilies bud and blow.
"A bove our head- the
joy bellring,
Wchotit tlo
. .h ild io o -mg.
Anil all i. •!
io.it1.ire- tail lb,
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lllol n
(»,. niueli t|„. | y ( hrtst w - l.oi n ’
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“ Kejoicu with us; no more rebuke.
Our gladness with thy quiet look."
The gray monk answered: “ Keep,
I pray,
Even II- ye li>t. the Lord's birth
day
‘ Let heathen Vole f ir t s flicker red
U 1 •i . thronged refectory f e a s tare spread;
W ' mv-terv play and
masque
and union
wait 'son g the holy
time!
I • blindest iui
muy h a p p y (
|her papa said he would see if his
Mi Ve .
the
neck
again.
I
I house wns turned into thnt sort
The Simplicity Of Christ
things win
"We know I Don't you tell whnt, 11*4 Lord accepts
of fool'll nnrndine another year;
have;
.
and they hud a light supper, and papal Don’t you tell w h a t!"
Ami reverence, bowsm-Vr it strays,!
--------- O---------There was no wild clamor of bells, no jfrent gathering of pretty early everybody went to bed
May find at last the shtningways .
Christmas
Hells
great notables, no acclaim from vast multitudes that night cro**.
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|" lhe> needs must grope who c a n
two thousand years ago in the little hamlet of a Homan
Tho littlo girl slupt vary heav
not sec,
I
henAi
the
bells
on
Christmas
province. Instead, the simple shepherds came, called from ily, and she *lept very late, hut
The blade before the enr must be;
/ liny
their tasks on the hills roundabout by u Voice they had nev was awakened at last hy the other Thcircold
A- ye nre feeling I havo felt,
fnmillnr enrols play,
children
dancing
round
her
head
And whpre ye dwell I too have
er before heard, or never were-to hear again. Hills, bathed
And
wild
nnd
sweet
with their stockings full of pres
dwelt.
In the glorious starlight^of the E ast—that is the scene which ents in their htindB.
The words repent
\
Of
peace
on
earth,
good-will
to
rises before our eyes nt Christmastime— hills, nnd white
"Hut
now,
beyond
the
things
of|
"Whnt is I t ? ” said the little girl,
mrn!
sense, • •
l
flocks grazing on their Blopes, and n Hoft, fragrant breeze, nnd she rubbed her eyes nnd tried
Beyond occasions and events,
and here and there the tinkle of a bell. And then the mang to rise up In bed.
And thought bow, us the dny had I know, through God’s .exceeding !
er. lowly- and humble, the abode of beasts of burden.
"Christmas! Christina*! Christcome,
grace,
*
He was not welcomed by the world, but He brought wel masl” they all shouted, nnd waved The belfries of all Christendom
Release troni form Und time and 1
Had rolled along
,..
come into tho world. Ho was attacked and persecuted and their stockings.
place. V .
|
The unbroken song
Nonsense!
It was Christ runs
put unto death, hut He brought a message of peace and good
Of pcnco on enrth, good-will to "1 listen from no mortal tongue
cheer and forgiveness. His very simplicity was used by His yesterday.”
T" hoar tho song the angels aung;
menl
Her. brothers and sisters just
Ami wnit within myself to know
enemies to ridicule Him, but this simplicity became in time laughed. "W o don’t Know about
the foundation stone of Christianity. And in this simplicity that. It's Christmas to-day, any Till ringing, singing, on its wa! I he Christmas lilies bud and blow.
of Christ,'which come so close to the heart of men at Christ way. You come Into the 'library
“ The outward symbols disappear
’<«
; ■ ’ •*
mastime! lies the solution f t all the grievous problems which and mo ,’* '
From hint whoso inward sight is
A voice, a chime,
Then all at once it flashed on
clear;
vex mankind.— Dearborn In dependent.
A chant sublime
the littlo g irl that the Fairy was Of peace on earth, good-will to Ami nnml| must bo tho choice of
----------------------- 0 ---------------------keeping her promise, and her year
day*
menl
of Chrlstm uses was beginning. i
*
To
him
who fills them nil with
From A Christmas Carmen
i
She was dreadfully alcepy but she .Then from each black, accursed
4>raUe!
sprang up like a lark —a lark that
mouth
"Keep while you need it, brothers
*
By John Greenleaf Whittier
1' •
had overeaten itself and gone to
The cannon thundered in the South,
•mine,
•
bed cross—and darted into the li
Sound over all waters, reach out from nil lands,
With honest zeal your Christmas
brary. There It was againl Book*,
The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands;
sign,
and portfolios, and boxes of sta
Of peace on ''earth, good-will to Bui judgo not him who every
Sing hymns that we sung by the stars of the morn
tionery, and breaatplns—
monl
* j *>•
Sing songs of the angels when Jesus was horn!
inom
• * *
1 * ‘* * g
• v
Ay,
Fm u in his heart the Iorrd Christ
With glad jubilations
Well, the next day, it wns Just It was as if An earthquake rent
born!" /// .B rin g hope to the nations!
the same thing over again, but The hearthstones of h continent,
v
.. .John Greenleaf Whittier
everybody
getting
crosier;
and
at
The dark night is ending and dawn has begun;
And made forlorn
the end of a week’# timo so rtany
The householda born •
Rise, hope of the ages, arise like the sun,
people hkd loat their tempers t^at Of peace on earth, good-will to
Frpm The Bells * .
speech .flow to musics all hearts beat as onel
you could pick up loat tempera V ’ mtnl N
_____ \
A"
I -jV
anywhere;-they perfectly strewed
Ilcnr the sledge# witr
the ground. . Even when people And in despair I :bowed my head;
w, bugles of battle, the marches of peace;
w.
. Silver bells! tried
to
recover
th
e
ir
tempers
they
“There i/ no-pUfce on earth." I Whnt a world of to
it,'West, North and South, let the long quarrel epase
'
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else a. and
/i &
melody S
t tho
of great joy that the angel began,
ul mix,
is strong,
" 1 to Wet
r h c IltUo girl I
..........
Mcrot \ll
ghtenwl, keeping
on earth, good-will to
While thb stars I
^Hthe-heavens
«. With a *
■
Hy I’LKMKNT i\ MOOJtK
The iiuihnr f»f (hln poorn. a hlalorliin aiul scholar In am lent
Ia n k un if •** who
In New York, wrolt* Il In 1^22. ns a f’hrlatiiihh prcst iit t<» tils children.
A frlrlui of liio fnmtl>
it
into hr r ttlhtini ii rift Inter son l II to liio Troy SmtlnH which
first |Mihllnh«*«l It IMm’ 2.1. 18 23
Thr au th o r* name. tKldiy
*»n<m i it. u h r ornltlrd
l»r SCoorp
nn dlaplonnrd n«t ti«nuM
his null)* uun umltteil. hut hvf’iiusr h«* tlloUKhi th- |mem (?f
sUtfiit Mtrrur) vajua and did r » w a n t il publish**! *\ ail It It
Ittinli-ul thnt wltllo hil mholurly nlndlcn hnvc luun f-rKutlrn,
thin lltllr porfn lias bro*»m«’ rrl «rhrul rd and Itun !»*•«■»> ttanslslrd
into innnt *»f th** IiuikUuk ^R
t!it* f'hrialiau world
'T w as
Not
The
In
the night before C hristm as, when all through the
a creatu re was stirrin g, not even a mouse.
stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
hopet* that St. Nicholas soon would be then-,
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visiuns o f sugar plums danced in their heads;
And Mnnunn in her k erchief nnd 1 in my cap •
Hud just settled our brains for a long winter'- nap.
When out on the lawn there rose such n clntter,
I -piling fr*>ni the bed to see whnt was the m alt*r
W a y to I tie window I flew like n flash,
lo re open the shutter* und threw up the Rush
The moon on the breast o f the ncwr-fallcn snow.
Gave a lustre of midday to objects below,
When, whnt to my wondering eyes should nppc°r.
But n mininture sleigh, nnd eight tiny reindeer;
With u little old driver, so lively and quick,
I knew- in a moment it must be S t. Nick.
More rapid than ■■ugles his coursers they enme.
And he whistled, und shouted, nnd called them by name;.
■"Now, D asher'
Now, Dancer!
Nyvv, Prnncer and Vixen!On, Comet! On, Cupid! On, Donder nnd Ulitxcp'
To th e top of the porch, to the top o f the wnll!
Now, dush aw ay, dash away, dtish aw ay, nil!
As dry leaves before the wild hurricane Gy,
When they meet with an obstacle/ mount to the sky:
• So up to the house-top tho coursers they flew,
With the sleight full, of toys, and St. Nicholas too.
And then in n twinkling, I heard x>n tho roof
The prancing and .pawing of each tiny hoof—
A* I drew in my head, nnd wns turning around,
Down tho chimney St. Nicholas come with a bound.
"*
.
Ho wns dressed all in fur, from his bead to his foot,
And his clothes were nil tarnished with nshes and soot;
A bundle of toys he had flung on his back,
And the looked like a peddler Just opening his pack.
His eyes, how they twinkled! his dimples, how merry!
His checks were like roses, hbi nose liko a cherry 1
His droll little mouth wnji drawn up like a bow,
And tho beard of hi* chin was ns white as the snow;
The Htump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
• And the smoke it encircled his-head like • wreath;
He had a broad face and a found little belly
• That shook, when he laughed, like a bowl full of jelly.
He was chubby and.plump, a right Jolly old elf,
And I laughed, when I saw, him, In »pite of myaelf;
A. wink of his eye, and a twist of hU head, .
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread;
Ho spoke not a word, but went straig h t'td his,work)
And filled all the stockings; then turned with a Jerk,
And laying his finger aside of hU nose, :'•*!' - * 1
And glVing a* nod, u p ’ the chimney he reso; ■
j
He sprang
his sleigh, to his team gave a Whistle,
I
And away they all flew Ilka the down of a thistle.
•
•
■
- 1
i
' . ...
B u t*1"heard him exclaim, ore he tjrove out"of sigh >
"Happy Christmas to All and to All a Good Nj*™
. T*, ** f*
___ _
/ Christmas Eve
;_____
. ■
The time draws i\par tha birRi of <
,The moon is hid: tha night is still;
The Christmas bells from hill to hi
Answer each other in tho roUt,
,
yP*0 pr voices of four hamlets round,
;From far wind n e a r * on mead snd T
i Swell out and fall, aa i f • door /
.
�TIIE SANF01U) HERALD. FRIDAY, DECKMIIKK 21, 1026
.i t - -.
NB
4
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AND. PERSONAL ACTIVITIES: :
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148
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(Members Of Azarian
; Glass Entertain A t
Tuesday Night
I'Party
* k.* *-,t * .
LfHQ
DDT^n
(1
* T/trm
«^
MRa FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
At the Churches
m -
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
Uses Vanity Case
To Release First \
Aid Kits on Train
Contract Is Awarded Red Cross Will Give, Gentlemen Prefer
La Belle— Seaboard
BAPTIST CHURCH
laying rails into this town.
For Construction Of Financial Donations
Blondes, Is Claim
Dr. F. D. King
Memorial
Hospital
Rebuild
Storm
Area
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
| LONDON, Dec. 24. — <AP) —
Members of the Azarian Class
Morning worship and sermun
Blondes are not only preferred by
of the F irst Baptist Church de 11 A. M.
OCAI.A. Fin., Dec. U . - (JP)—
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—AP) ............
........ but, ..._____
_ to
w the
gentlemen,
according
lightfully
entertained with a
ATLANTA, Ga.. Dec. 24 —</P)— Contract* for the erection of Mon —As an agent for Santa Claus, the J famous surgeon, Sir W. Arbuthnot
^crmon subject, "Tho Anthem
Christmas party Tuesday evening of tho Ages."
The first aid kits of tho Ponce de roe Memorial hospital here were American Red Cross tomorrow will j Lane, they arc much hardier.
a t the old patronage next to the
f-l. - *--------------1 1in -■
— '
Leon special, which last night awnrdH lust night by the city present Christmas
presents
the
Young
People'*
Unions
0:16
P.
Fair-haired persons have enor
Baptist Church.
crashed head-on into its sister Couin’il
form of nnncial awards,for the re mous advantage over dark haired,”
M.
The rooms were beautifully dec
train, the Royal Pulm, here, wore
The 1160,000 structure will be building of their homo* to 500 he told th<\ American Women’*
•Evening service 7:30 P. M.
orated with Christmas suggestions,
released by a silver vanity case in built b> drain Construction com Florida hurricane-stricken families. clyb here. "They seem to be able
OUR
EVENING
OF
MUSIC
a largo Christmas tree occupying
Of 22,004 families which ap to fight against disease very muvh
tho hands of a 23 year-old girl.
pany of Daytona Beach.
Work
Under the direction of Mrs. A.
|the prominent place. Lovely gifts
Miss Margaret Skcel, daughter will start January 1 , with com pealed to the Red Cross for relief better.”
.
fo r each member, of the class were M. Philips with Miss Margaret of Dr. A. J. Skecl, 2617 Lee Road, pletion i-xpected in six months.
after tho hurricane last September,
presented. , M fi. Decourscy, the Davis, at tho organ, the choir will Cleveland, Ohio, was in the car
Six i entrnl Florida counties the organization announced twlay,
teacher d ftn a ' class, was given a present Sunday Evening the Can just to the rear of the diner, in 'surrounding this city depend on 10 ,000 , representing approximately
beautiful sliver mesh bag.
tata, "Yule Tide Memories,” by which 20 persona loBt their lives. Oenln for hospital facilities^ nnd 00,000 individuals, have been reha
L 'G lfti were given by the class to Wilson with an obligato pnrt by Miss Skecl had just left the dining due to highway accidents in this bilitated.
local orphan, who was present. Girls’ Chorus.
In this work the Red Cross haa
vicinity the present twenty-five
car when the engines met.
i
Gifts
i l 1 in
' t!
of money were
dirtributed
a fund of more than
The program follows:
bed Institution has been taxed far
Hcnring screams from the
also given,
"Praiso and Glory”—Choir nnd ahead she smashed the kit in
missionary work
beyond enpneity, sometimes car $3,450,000, tho assistance being di
In China.
Girls’ Chorus.
ing for as many as fifty patients rected chiefly toward the rebuild
car with her vanity nnd hu:
A delight
Tenor Solo—"The Prophecy"— with it to the front of tho
3grom was renJ Adapted from
The new institution will have a ing of homes and shelter and cloth
dered durir
Dr.
C.
W.
Baker,
and
Girls’
Chorus
evening. Miss
(•parity of 1*0 beds nnd will lie ing. About 000 families are being j
.
For
3
minutes
before
physi
Edna Fcrber’s
] Louise Mi
King "Holy Night,”
fireproof throughout
The ••id rehabilitated each week, and tho
“Bethlehem" —Choir and Girls could reach the scene she di
undertaking
is
expected
to
be
con
while six el
■
Celebrated Story 8
grade girls dress- Chorus.
Structure will be remodeled for
_ j first operations, returning
cluded
in
about
10
weeks.
ed as ange
d tho part in panQuartet,— "The Shepherds’ V is-, train ami obtaining nintcrin!
a nurse* home and school.
Comedyr
|tomlme.
V. Messenger as- ion"—Mrs. Goo. L. Gray, Mrs. C.[ other kits.
I.A BELLE— Florida Power &.
iano.
at
)I. Cook, Mr. F. E. Gatchel ami
Miss Margaret Zachary, who i« Light Company building transmis
Cool orr
-si
hour refreshments of Mr. Walter I-ocl:e.
A-ftJ
attending Duke University nt I)ur sion line from Le Belle to Sears.
I
Miss
Nnnnettc
McDonald,
who
is
■■■■■■■■■■■■■
cako nnd coffee were
Vdane* *V Contralto Solo nnd'Chorus—"The
ham. N C , returned home Wednes
delightful occasion Midnight Choir".— Mrs. Cook nnd attending Normal school at Ath day evening to s|H'tid the holiday!
ens, Ga., is spending the holidays
ith the class singing "Holy Choir.
-lv
|
here with her parents, Mr. nnd with her |mrente, Mr nnd Mrs. A
Ight" nnd “Hark, the Herald An
1 ), Zachary
Bnratone Solo,
Quartet, nnd |Mrs. F M. Carroll.
gola •Sing.'
Chorus—“The Wine
Men".— Mr.
»
l
J F Bridge* and son*, John,
D. C. Moore and Messrs. Baker
Mr. and Mrs J B. Borland ,n|i i Clay and Arthur, o f Ruleigh, N.
Gatchel, Moorv und I-ocke, and
Spencer.-. *■i.V .
Mrs. He
family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. arrived here Wednesday evening
Girls Chorus.
h Wight and.Mrt. Ed•v
Snell and fumily of Pickard, Alu.,
Hostess
Solos nnd Qunrtot—"The Guild- nre visiting their daughters, Mr*. to join Mrs Bridges, to spend the
,-<* will entertain at
holiday? with her brother nnd wife, I
ing Star"—-Mrs it
Glenn, Mr*
f:JO, o’cock at ,th$ Wo* Of Her
I. II. Echols and Mrs R It. Pippin. Mr. and Mr* A l> Zachary.
Geo. W. Rny, nnd Mesdnmcs A. M. *
ob, honoring Mrs. Julius
Philips, Geo. W. Ray. C. H. Cook
if Lansdale, Pa.
- On t h ^
nnd F. M. Carroll.
A Mrs S. 0. Chase will bers of
+ ♦ ++++++-f + + + +++ + + 4
“Room for Thee" Choir nnd
it buffet supper nnd cle woro.u
Girls' Chorus
y, honoring their sott tained sX -'A
w.
home of M rs.' Jlerkejd Apeer
FlltST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
Friday
Sanford Hoighta.
SCIENTIST
(Verne Hurt entertains
The attractive some was adorned
Christian
Science services arej
honoring MIbb Char-[with basketa of poinsettiiis, garker of I.unsdnle, Pa.
lands and Christmas bells us well held every Sunday morning in the ! 4
•-viifffl
II Lushing Post, Anicri- ns other novelties suggestive of Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue, nenr
••r
ion
Auxiliary,
New the season. A rugh Christmas Thinl Street, at 11 o’clock, Sunday,
=
;
•
nee.
tree, bright with gay ornnments School at 10 o’clock
+ + + ->+ + + + + 4+.}-e- ++++++ + +++ + ++++++4+++ ++.>+ + * 4++ + 44+ + + .f+ + + 44+ 444+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ + 4
tinsel and tiny lights was arranged Subject for Sunday, "Christian
i+
in the dining room. Placed nt the Science”.
lible Christmas base were remembrances for cnch Wednesday evening service* |
ftm Is Given At of the Circle membrs. The dining which include testimonies of
.hint tu i‘Xtfii<i to you very
1-nblc was laid with n handsome Christian Science healing are held
VS
cordially,
the world wide
I
ast Side School lacc cloth, and the colors of red nt 7o'rlock.
\iij I9?0 Be
wish
of
the
moment,
A
very
This
Church
maintain*
a
free!
nnd green were accentuated in ev
Merry Christmas and a
^ ir C )e m ^ Q in {5 tn B 5
the most enjoyable ery way both in tho decorations, Rending Room, No. 617 First Nn-j
- *A
Happy
and
prosperous
New
programa of the year place cards and refreshment*.
tionul
Bank
Building,
where
the
|
,
■ifi
Year.
Tuesday afternoon at
1 P
Refreshments of chicken salmi, Bible and all authorized Christian
fide Primary School, un- aaltincs, pickles, cake and h ot' Science litemtture may l>c read
pervision of Miss Emma chocolate were served by the host- 'borrowed or purchased. Open daily
li t program was one of ess.
except Sundays nnd holiday* from
k,t given, and a great
A fter the supper, nn exception , 3 to 5 P. M.
Kg school.
ally enjoyable program was ren -1 All are cordially Invited to nt
^ram was as follows:
dered undor the direction of Mr* tend our services nnd to make use*
N*
Elizabeth Iycfflor
Waro and Mrs. John A b r a h a m s . ] of tile Reuding Room.
l.uke 2:^ 14, by Jnme*
Which included readings, games j
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May the season bring: you joy and the new
f
and music. Several very numer Christian < hurch (High School 4
find.' school.
year much prosperity is our wish to our many
mis readings afforded much mirth
Bldg.)
{
■Out «» Blessed Star,"
among them wen; "A Donkey's
K(lwar(, Uudicel. Minister
It
friends and patrons.
Christmas", read l>y Mr*, lierliert
....
.. ‘
lijht (pantomime), by ip e e r; "The Flap,K>r". by M rs, H.l.lc^School 0:46 R A. W. Ison,
DuLiu lyceson, Margaret Fellows Sr.; “Walkin’ in the Snow ‘f‘," ernl oupeprintendent.
ptionette Hays, Louise with an Umbrella", by Mrs. Frank' Communl^°n and « r » o n 11 a. m.
is Wall McCrory, JoscMilane Theatre — Princess Theatre
Whistle solo 1
>n®. nn j0 . n
Sermon
Bk, Ruth Baker, Elizabeth ,I^'saing; Tumpeten
,!
Evening service 7:30. Sermon
by
Mrs.
Hopkins.
I
,
1
1
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♦ ♦♦♦♦♦++-M"fr + + ++-M”>-+++ + + +++ + + +++44>4+++4- + + -fr+ + -f-fr + + + +
false Hall, Helen Sneed.
- i
and illustrated hymns
During tlie evening home made (
Crsdle Hymn, by chorus
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 45
candies and mints were served
o'clock, at 1206 Elm Avenue.
>)•
lAld Monarch," reading The circle attended 100 per cent
Revival meeting* begin Jan. 2. I *+++++++*++++'4-++ + + +++-M-++-f + + + + + + + + +++ + + + + + '<--l"l- + + + +
Mrs E M Curroll, Mrs. Fellow* The special preacher will be State .
■krmnn.
*
?
Ip On Christman,” solo Sr., Mr*. Herbert Speer. Mr* Evangelist Rev Hoy I.. Brown, n*
|Whltten.
RtWl beach
y LMr"'
L' oB,r?w1
n’ jI
Joyfully," song by Miss Flat.-her, M,»s Mary Goodale 'V
Services
night,toy
at 7:30
clock,
I
Mrs. Touchstone, Mrs. Ware, Mrs.
All Souls Catholic Church
A.
J
.
Kelly,
Mrs.
Frank
Lossing
|t» Santa," reading by
Dec. 24. Christmas Eve. High,
l
Mrs. Lossing Sr.. Mrs. Cunning
ri
Mass. Midnight.
i House Top," Bong by ham, Mrs. Srtange.
‘
Dec. 25. f-'enBCof the Nativity.
T o 1,11 we M‘rve nntl n11 that aerve
First Mass 8 a. m. Second Mass
__ l_____ -u s, we send greetings nnd beat
T scr
George I*. Bomar of St. Ix>ui«,
rf*r« Christmas,” readf'i
10 a. m.
wishes
for
Yulctidc
Season
nnd
New
Mo.,
wns
n
business
visitor
in
San
Inr Cheek.
Dec. 20. Sunday. Feast of St.
Yenr.
Santa Claus,” Bong ford Thursday.
Stephen. Maas 10 a. m. ChriBt.,§ § H
children).
mas tree party 3 p. m.
, •■,:>>*
Mrs.
G.
Maxcy,
Mrs.
Q.
I).
Doa' (pantomime), by
All tho children of the Sunday
acy and Mrs, E. M. Dosscy spent school nre invited to the party;
7 r
fA Visit I q Toy Land." Friday in Orlando.
also their friends.
I I I L E l. he tuneful
; -. i •
jkolls, Balia,'Jacks; SolMiss Lucy Mney Curry of Or
I Snowflakes.
First Presbyterian Church
spirit of Yuletide is
fplnyette; ^Merrily, lando spent Thursday In Sanford
Corner Onk Ave. nnd Third St.
ringing d o w n the
Danee,”" 4,8 anta aa the guest of Mrs. R. E. Tolnr.
Rov. E. D. Brownlee, Pastor.
s
____
“We
Say
It
With
Flowers”
Round tho Chrlstland, *lst us add our well-,
Sunday services:
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Higgins
Ihe^Awakenlng of
9:48 a. nt-, Sunday School.
loft Thursday for Floral City,
wishing to the chorus—that
11 n. m., morning worship.
where they will spend tho holidays
\I
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rr=
0:30 p. m., Christian Endenvor.
yours may be the merriest
with- relatives.
7:30 p. m., evening worship.
of holidays bringing peace,
riven out by . Santa,
You are Invited to worship here.
Mrs. G. Maxcy and son Hugh, of
"airiea and Brownies.
■
plenty
and fullest
fruition
» m
fe'" ’
Frostproof, arc
spending the
»
.f
a
*
,
X. V
*
Holy
Cross
Episcopal
Church
Christmas holidays with Mr. and
TV
— * ' ' '
' M*«d*
V
.
Friday
Midnight
-•
Pu
•
M r,. J . D.
Holy Communion and service.
|j|e
» * * » « * *
»>
. T
r
■
Saturday. ‘
-v*ZA--'
■
Miss Anna DuBose rotumod
V
k>Morning prayer and Holy . Com
guaranteed
Afternoon home Thursday f r o m Atlanta, munion
J3
'
at
11
o’clock.
IV -1
-------- --• . where she haa been taking a spe
. .
.
Sunday.
cial library
library courae,
course,
elk!
noon the ^ M
Church School a t 9:46 o'clock.
• 18.5% Amonia — 12,4% Potash ,
°l gaV4rg
.
■■ - —
Morning prayer and sermon at
M
rs..
Lewis
MItcliell
of
»m undsti
.
YWda tJa spending the holiday* 11 o'clock.
Selina M.
Evening
prayer
and
sermorf
at
Both
immediately available
, vAh* her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
The progn
7:30 o’clock.
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-V
- J » ‘ S W '. $
•
J ' :i
: S M n o ,f' on M W * venue•. — *—
Robert
Gray
of
Salem,
III.,
ar
SchooL , 7 ’ \
STOCK IN SANFORD
I f m Fannie S. Munson left
numbers won* »n
* - Fri—ill rived In Sanford Friday afternoon,
HAS NO EQUAL \
having been called here by the
death of hit1 sister, Miss Ida *Mae
ft V
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Our Sincere and H earty Wishes fo r a IT J
H appy Christmas
E
Greetings
V IE L E
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Greetings
t
Central Florida Theatres
Corporation
oppe
M i L a d y ’s
Greetings!
Kronen’s
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CALL
of
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the former’s parents,
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Mr. nnd j
w ._j L Orlando,- reednesday evening to S t A w
vith her P*r- holidays.
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Marion Tala . ;«lty. got
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erson and consider*
iped at to weight
mas are mentioned,
little over five-feet
Weighs only 116
n yocal gifts she
■mures up to her
tnd there are many
for the raexto-so;htness of figure is
Marion Talley and Mary
both of the New York Metm Opera Company, Bernice
:r comes from Kansas City,
l has probably mors admlrttored In various parts of
ltlnent t han any otiicr mem-
my Maloney Is
iblishedNowAs
ding Contender
r YORK.
Dec.
t•i-
the SA» Carlo Grand C
ny. J h la muy be parti,
l i a r by the fact that !
h, Kansan, where she
ew years, la a large mil
and practically all tH
h the U. S. Army mui
'V. military achool and
cated «&re;at some thi
ifreeri. *1 Brforo embai
i
complete without a
men, it will bo r.
donnish and seem 1
;• BENTON HARBOR, Micl
«._<A>>-The Inst , ° f ,th«
girl compalnatrt* against'
Benjamin Purnell, head •
Mouse of David coldhy, wai
to testify in justice court
sister of Ruth Bnniford Reed who
testified yesterday that aha was
subjected to indignities by (he cult
leader
when
10» years
old. T Both
>t «. k
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AUGUSTA. K a, D*o,!24.— (A l*)
—Around the Confederate monumeht on Broad street today hun
dreds o f perrons gathered to pledge
’anew their faith in Tyrtip Ray*
mond Cobb.
* Jf.
\l'A "testimonial meeting" was
Milled by the Chamber of Com
merce and officials o f the city and
state wvre un;ong those prepared
to;'dcclarc their confidence In the.
"honesty and integrity" of the vet*
erftn of a thousand baseball battles.
Judge .William H. Barrett of the
United States dirtrict court, Mayor
William P. White and L. S. Ar
rington, president of the chamber
o f[ commerce, were among the
speakers.
LONDON. Pea 24. — T[AP) ~
Complaint;, regarding the ways In
which professional boxing in Eng
land permits youths of IB and 10
to take part In long contests ate.
pouting in upon the authorities.
• A report of the -Amateur Boxing
Association points out that over
straining of youngster* is.not tol
erated in amateur circles, and the
rule governing .junior competition
says: "In no case must^a junior
take part in n contest of more
than four rounds of one and a half
minute* each.” ,
Young professional boxcre nrc
allowed to fight 10 or 15 round*,
as thi* hus bfeen the custom . of
•pw* >r* ra-
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HAVANA; Dee. '24.—(/P)— Poohome, 12 miles south of here early
today by an unknown assailant.
The bodies of the couple were
found in the yard of their home
by the dead man's brother Leo.
who lived with them.
Leo liallerman said hla brother
and sister-in-law went to the yard
when they heard n noise.’ Shortly
after they left the house he said
he hcnril Mrs, Hnifcnnon scream':
"Oh, S hio, don’t. Oh, they’rc.going to kill Chnrles." Then he heard
shots.
iim Jeffrie, once I
Running into the yard, Leo said bett In a foot race,
he found the bodies. Both had have a'tough time
been instantly killed, Haltcrmon modem heavyweight
III. circuit
at .next
is justice
ful memories, for Miss .Schalker
hardly ever sings in a city afithout
receiving floral homage from some
friend of her Leavenworth dayi.
Another unfquo fact in ifio cn- ' v|g|on a f t j,e Atlantic Coast Lind
retT ° f Miss Schalkcr is that the j |fc planning to place one of it* hosyoung artist studied herself f o r ( p|U |8 j,crC| xt W88 hsamed followmany year* before going to u jnK tj,e visit here of the rood’s
teacher. Sho has developed a rich cj,jef Burg eon, of Wilmington, and
merao-soprano voice with a wenlth olhtT officials from Waycross. Inof tonal beauty and fine shading.
dieatlons arc that the pretent city
•<, " ,ir’"
~
horpitnf will be taken over, and
Jack Delaney has resigned tbe ni,out jo jo o O .-pended in imlight heavyweight championship, provements.
. . When ’ you consider t h e r e ---------------------------- —
were no light heavyweights to gbt,
.MOORE HA V E N — Hr.dges and
you can appreciate what a tre- dykes at Moore Haven being reniendous sacrifice this was.
paired and rebuilt.
MMsU.iil.
,2 4 .— (/P)—
Maloney, of Boston, wa?
established here today as a
ibto heavyweight title contaking rank with Jack De■ ■ Jack
irn, Jack Shhrkoy and
psey In the .rnce for n fight
v e *r with Gene Tunney.
rviving his thir<r. tert in Tex |
aird's elimination tournament
Maloney won a decisive
it nd victory over Harry Pers- |
! Of Sweden. The hopes of
Iff Munn, giant Nebraskan, lied in defeat by Knute Han- |
Ipg'Kactne, Wiis., in another 10 '
sloney won every round in bis
|c>with Penrsson. who appar-j
■.was raved from a knockout ,
be final bell. _
rj
.winning streak of twelve
g j l t was snapped ill the d efeat’
[unn by Hansen,
tb Van Porat, of Norway, for-1
Olympic champion, was stopih the eighth ro.ind of the
ling
10-routul
hrnvyweight I
Hi by Martin Burke, of New'
^naf tho-ref«ireu . intervening *,two knock downs.
MoqYxir
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' tu i t
Merry Christmas T
one
baler Interest In
■edicted For 1927
ivis Cup Matches
• PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.—•/T’;
— Interest In the Dnvis cup tennis
matches next year will Ihj greuter
than, ever hcausc o f last season's
victories of the french players
and the fact thnt Vincent Richards
Tio linger will lie available to aid
in the defense of the trophy by
iAinarica, Samuel H. (’ollon, vice
president of the United States
& kw n'Tcnnis Association, believes,
, *•We'ftTo looking forward to rcc.
^ord breaking crc*wds, whan tb* (in*
■als of the international matches
art. -played here again," be said
.^That the triumphs of Rene I ji
* Costa, holder of both the Amerlcatf.- Indoor and outdoor titles;
Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet
■Jicftier o f the Wimbledon crown
rnayo, (stimulated interest in tennis
Fa1 lVb 0 r tho world is shown by the
fact that more nutlons will com, pete for the trophy than over be-
a n d aJI G c o d ^ i s t a
fo r C h n s tir u is a n d th e
T t e w '^ c a r
Sanford's newest market nn.l groterv exlend* to till its l>est wiahes fm the Merriest
Chi;iHtniaM imaginable and n New Year all
bfiffht With’ gotwi thingb.
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Sanford and Commercial
McLander Arcade
ANTS ARE KI.ATKD
Ysrk. Dec. 24— (/P»—The
■will'd)* "a real pennant
lad" with the infusion of
Hbmsby’s fighting spirit,
Ross Young, veteran outo f the New York team,
t Frisch l* « great all
player, but there ia only
>rn«by," says Young. ,
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We hope the Christmua HcnKon may bring a greater joy
than eVer and that your fondcat hopes.and wishos may he
fulfilled during the toming
i.
year.
the moment you apply
p-Stilphur to an itching,
r or broken out skin, the
r Stops and healing begins,
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�ex -police
A LP, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1026
c ::~ .,
' f,r*V
of universal honmgo ’
to the Judean bramble?
CH IEF, reaily Mop. For person*.,never seen, the people of Rockp ,Kniuh. looking forward, foretells ‘L E A D S
RESCERSi had
mnrt and nil of.this part of Geor
a time when Inntend of the bramr blc, or the thorn shall come up tho . IN TRAIN WRECK gia have turned over their hontes,
their autonmliiles, tlieir lalior'and
'.f i r tree. 0 glorious prophecy. The 1
in fact, their nil. It will cost many
; Irmpble to the Ncbri'WK hah hr- ^
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the enjoyment of Christmas, for
j comt* thr mujtv'tic conifer, everythey will be worn out soon. I can
inn tor tho Data, bj ; -there bearing upun its brunches( into Hockmurt f<.
his rightful pluce in .lit Christina* time, tributes of our, At Hock mart,
j affection. In its presence malice, tained scverul l.ul
jenvy and hatred melt away and It mid with doctor..,
becomes easy to follow tho divine nurt.es following,
command, "Ixjve one nnothcr." re»|Uented trom n.
Mystery? W s, hut it is the infs- other <,ties, rrl'iri
tery of Christmas.
Diere bonfires
Greetings to
ns of County
F IR ST
Merry
Christmas
BAPTIST CHURCH
Hr. F. I). Kin*
1’ROMjNENT M E N
SEND LETTERS TO
OLD “SAINT NICK”
'•> “ 1 11 n-nermined manner. As
L n|u were r» moved, they were
laid Me
a He u I,y lieltl and we
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did not take time lu try to identify
Hear Mr. Claus: We’ll share
tiluse We knew were dead. Lives
Ituil I,, |,u i.uved, and il was the , the 1.S.000 ihieks asked lor by Mr.
injured that vve wurkinl after.” I Mnrkwond and Mr. McKinnon. W.
Ai, light wns made available, j K. Watson."
"Send me a girl who will accept
scenes of honor greeted the eye.”
,
my
proposal. Hobby Deane. I*. S.
said Mr. Gillespie. "From two
windows of tint wrecked diner I Hodgson Hall wants one too."
"Put a 12 foot channel in my
saw terribly torn parts (,f two ne
i
stocking
A, P. Connolly.”
gro waiters! b’odu-s hanging, tlxur
white coats smeared with blood, j “Ci.’e me that Hide saddle 1
troni another window we dragged ; asked fur last year. AlMVucud me
the decapitated l^dy of nn appar null iny friends a cunol. J. G.
ently middle ugtf) white woman. Hall."
Two tots who expected to greet > “Hear Santa: I want a live
bantu Claus ‘tomorrow no doubt, I merchants’ association. Al Raf- ;
were so badly oru.hcd that idem, fel.l ”
"I’ ba s e -end me a perfect po
ficntion will be almost impossible
liceman,
if you have one. 1 also j
Through one window of the diner
we saw a man still seated at hi- want a girl Roy Williams.”
"Dear Santa ('Inns I'm anxious,
ebair it: f be table
t ppiu i-n'Iv in
was Iml ,i:i/,,| \\ . , ■■t bun on I h a v e lie or l w . , |i|,,n t'HIlks K.
to Him. This hcoBon
ising to'H im If*.. His
i thus calebrftto. . -;.
s iiheaed
•11 e me u pea, etui
tel in IIS
, oinitiisMoner
S (l ( base
Diop mo ther cune
into my
- f••« king
F K Housholder
"tiive us a -ettbsl fill on which
t,, !u> n-phitll.
From your true
believers. 'Munnv' and D o c k - "
l ‘b-,i-. -end no- :i new rts ipe
t
a bini 1,,nii
Hob Holly
i , i %, me a pony that will carry
n,i »1 • f *>i cl
l M Hand
11•o' - a* lii
I iiiM iin>,t b-r
CHRISTIAN ( 111 KCII
Rev. Hdwurd Itudircl
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|» IS lift.I 4-.1 AI lilt
l t itdiiii.ll> • •iiiing to under~tand
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it i- n, t bh-i-r.i t g ,-e t bail
,
We -hoiild all ic/"|,c
,,ii ilit- ( li11st inn- Da> fm t be
. lining "I the World s Savii-ut and
King
laboi toward* tlml glad
I l«i \ when the hrixuledgi of i In e t
ha'I
ei III,, whole e.i 1 1
As Servants of J'he Sanford Public, the officers of peace
take much pleasure in wishing; to everyone a Joyful
Christmas complete with every happiness.
We trust that the New Year will bring" to each of you
;t f u ll measure o f Health, Wealth and Prosperity.
San Pn.ncisco Now
Leads \merican (mod
Will Air Expedition
(to < '•
l*e<l
'f 'V"|'ba-1/ " ,g
'In 'ni|>ie'
Mi
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"*i' Unit ’ !,•• diini.g
•'* mod" i
ml -teel
Ibis wu- ,'■ nfirmi-d
l , n railwav nffu e- I
In-i I ' aim "c
l,“ ''
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Aojkels
i, l i l h t
noil I the III, li-lillg lo,l
PANAM A ( 1 1 ^
(• ron ml Hi" g lur«’ «>( thr fu***’* and
.th«!
f kuh, for now Hob Jont'b t't/llege, at . thought of the heroism of those
( ollegc Point mud* th tr-eu y . t n s t J whft^hhd vrirkrd*ti#l,.>y|ii(li^nii|nr:
mg S2*iO,OfHi
I ,.f the night nnd wen- ttot yet
I III- III l\ I.Ill
,1 the fl\i |il
t.»
t am i) fr«'n\ I n 11 •••••
S mm I* i mth
a m veil hvm
pipt) ln»t
after a . l l i g l '
marred by incident
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Merrie
Christmas!
At this most joyous Season it gives us much pleasure
to wish each of you a Happy Christmas, cotyplete'we
hope, with every wanted jo y ,-*
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May the New Year usher in a Season of abundant ProsWe, Servants of you. the Public, take this menus of extending to everyone
our heartiest wishes for n joyful Christmas.
May the New Year bring with it an abundance of Health, Welilth and
Prosperity to you all.
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M. N. CLEVELAND, Chief
F. T. Vernon
R . F. Williamson
A it Mfldden
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C' F ' C1' a,nblee
F- H. Cain
R. N. Windham
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Admiral1 tatlm er Finds N EW YO RK, Dec. 24.—(VJ>)— council—“Tho next step, should be Re»c/ Engineer
Throttle
Send Some Christmas messages from the di n general agreement for the redui- ’ S C I ? 0 ™ P S , iVCAn i i T ! j f n
T o Rio Grande And plomatic leaders of "two hemis tion and limitation o f nnhnments."
But R e
R u R A u th o r ity
Go Himself To Puerto pheres emphasizing tho world's
Foreign Minlstcn? Moltaseu o f
T o P lk ,t
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"'■*(''.I,":..
.E n t e r e d LI^r
or
ilany H o-rV ea.Entered
Thoroughbred Events Ott
y Programs
Proprams;
Christmas Day
Many Expected To Attend
I.AKF.I.ANI), Fla!, Dec. 24 —
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CANTON, O., Dcte. 24— (/P)-In
(AP)—
A speedy trigl for. the slay
asking the death penalty for Pat
rick. Eugene McDermott, charged ers of J . E- Harrelson, deputy
Vfijh the murder of Don R. Mcllctt, rhoriff, was indicatsd today by
C a n to n ' publisher, AssAUnt Prose Judges H. C. Pettcwny of the cir
cutor Henry W. H artsr tods/ told cuit court of Polk county, who an boring the fugitive." PoH„ - =
the Jury that the asassslnatlon nounced that if John Rogers, one
w as'“an attack upon the American of the two negtoes who killed the
p re s s , without which; our Instltu officer, is captured, tho grand
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Taxes con bo cut if the g j
tibbs cannot prosper.”
“I t is a mnttbr of war,” Hxrtor purpose'.of bringing indictments ing bodlts aud th* Tfll^
declared. “You *ou!d gladly give «fc»‘nat the qccustd. The regular only waht to cut
^ 1
yopr sons to go out and fight for
yout country. This sort of thing
is tbe most dastardly, heinous,
cowardly crime in~the decaloguo
league. It must stop, or America
is not safe.”
When Harter reviewed the story
of the slaying, and depicted the
.
“young, virile_editor whose only j
faults were courage and honesty,”
lying in a pool o f blood, throe of ; V tiy this ChrtetAas bd your Happiest on'fe and ^
the men on the Jury brushed tears
the New Year bring you and yours exceeding
from their eyes. The three women
perity.
among the 13 persons in the Jury
box, spjJe'ared unmoved.
need for peace and good will arc Denmark thought the cause of i
INGTON, Dec. 24.—(A P ) published today by tho New York world peace nnd good will tatwcen[ ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 24^—(/P)— ■- A can! o f features and fast ac
The messages peoples could best bo advanced by J Tho head-on collision last night tion i* listed for tha Christmna day
olutlonxry situation in Herald Tribune.
if tg u a apparently la becoming wore sent in reply to the quest mnking tha League of N ations; at Kockmnrt, Ga., of northbound jtees on t hc.voal at Scmlnola.
ions: “How can world peace nnd "what, according to its nnmc a n d j Southern railway passenger train Many of. tha bast aijimals now
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Admiral Juljan L. Latimer, International good will be best ad idea, it ought to be: A Leaguo of ‘ I’onco do Leon, Miami to Chicago, quartered' at tho track arp enty^dd
of the American ape- vanced In the coming y ear?" And All Notions."
with tho southbound Royal Palm, f)>r the Yuletlde events and alArgc
squadron ,ln Latin- “Are existing international . ar
apparently was caused by the crowd is ex^seted to. throng the
Premier Znlmle o f Greece—“The
plant to watch tho thoroughbreds
n waters, hao found it-nd- rangements f o r the promotion of
existence of the League pf Nations Ponce de Leon’s ^engineer over
to land a force of blucjack- peace .adequate to maintain i t ? ’’ is the linppicst event of this cen looking tho order to take the “sid d *»h.
va\. ;
Edward A. Fohlmsn, managing
Grande bar and to pro- Some of the replies, in part, were:
ing" to pass the Royal Palm, o f
tury."
%
I f ; aboard hia flagahip,
ficials of the road said jn> a state director, has announced that rac
“King A lbert of the Blgians—
Foreign .Minister Lofgren of
ing officials a r e ready to tn)ca caro
or, to Puerto Cabczas,
ment
here today.
'The pcnco of th e World can be in Sweden—"There -are two great
nter of the rcvolutiono f the largest crowds in the his
An
investigation
already
haa
sured only by the universal good tiUks for cooperation among the
tory of tho esUbllshmsnt and that
ent.
will 'o f the peoples, nnd this good nations immediately ahead: "An been started to determine why the plenty o f entertainment has bccjrt
lie Adolfo Diaz,’ the conorder was not observed.
prealdent of Nicaragua, will depends largely on the abili international economic conference
provided.
.
ty
of
these
peoples
mutually
to
and
proportionate
reduction
of
Tho official statem ent revealed
-been recognized by the
“If they like music and clean
that the regular engineer of the Sports, they’l l ' dnjoy ' their after
armaments."
States nnd In being op- understand one another."
Chancellor Soplal of Austria de Pone dc I-eon was not nt tho throt noon a t .Semiriolq," Mr. Pohlmtui
Premier Wnkntsuki of Japan—
by the liberal revolutionary
>p headed by former Vice-Pre*- “In the spirit thnt prompted Lin clared European peace did not se tle when his train crashed into tho said today. “I want to sc« you
A chchiist df Dunedin, New Zea
at Gettysburg is cured “if freedom nnd equal rights Royal Palm which was idling • Be .Sanford people dovlrri here ChrtbttrSacasa, recognized aa preel- coln’s address
land, ha» discovered a process for
Mexico, haa renewed hh still to be found the salvation of are not granted and international long on the main track awaiting roos day. Your support has assist cleaning wool badly stained by;
guaranteed to those national com the Ponco de Leon's passage on ed in tho project yrhlqh we Intepd *
'fo r American Intervention, the race."
stains
aJannounced last night that lie -Secretary o f State Kellogg of munities which cannot be united the siding. A road foreman or to make (ho nest in tho United
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commiw-'oned Dr. Alhandro tho United S tates—"I should rath politically with tho chief part of traveling cngincor had relieved States," he adddd.
,
former Nicaraguan minister er see accomplished during the their nations.”
him nt McPherson, 12 miles ffom
The overnight optri?s for the va
come to Washington to ex- coming year n few concrete evi
F oreig n Minister S aen z o f Mcxl- the scene of the crash, but it was rious events on the program qr cx- days of racing. Re hM brought,in
the American government dences of the spirit o f mutunl co :"W o rld peace nnd international em p h asized thnt ho boro complete JK-Cted to hclh swell tho number of i5 second-placet, horjpa gnd hi*
mounts bay* Cfutured tho show
at desire of my govern- trust than to see the nations attack good
will be
best
advanced authority for it, nnd thnt he under rtnrtrrs for each'face. Fans
>bring peace to Nicaragua." ing problems in such a general nnd during tho coining yenr by means stood the orders fully.
gel to seo the prenildf jockey of money aqyen.tlmod. Realy is sec
ond to Paacuma wH^ »«ven win- _
irtting his chargo thnt tho ptospective manner so n« to e x . o f treaties in which governments
S. J . Keith, the r e g u la r engineer, the mccUtig, T. PaSCUtna, In ac
ners- .McCroaoen comes, third with V
faction is being supplied clude the possibility# o f solid r e will commit themselves to o ver was injured seriously and J . M. tion in almost every race.
five mounts /which have tucked
rtr and men by the. Calles
t
Ihiscurna
has
piloted
14
winners
come
their
difficulties
amicably
Pierce, the road forem an , was pro
sults.
away
tho higgeat end o f the purse. ^ ^
t o f Mexico and th at
Under
tho
wire
during
the
first
11
Foreign Minister
Hrinnd of through diplomatic channels, and bably fatally hurt. H. It. Moss,
S’ Mexican propaganda in
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as u last resort submit to nrbitrn- the fireman, was killed.
drast daily by Mexico.’’ France—“My object being to put . . . . . .
solid foundn- tlon* with{nit in «ny case resorting
The accident was apparently
red, “ Mexican opmslon i* European peace on
to foce of arm s." - caur.ed by the en gin eer o f the f ir s t i
j.s o atrong that eventually tions, I have directed all my e f
F oreign Minister Van Kurnbeck
t cope with It, nnd .( again forts to tr a n sfo rm tho principles of Holland— "T h e L eague o f N a No. 2, (th e Ponce de Leon) o ver
i
to the American govern of the le a g u e o f Nations into rcal- tions exists and has not yet spok looking the order to ta k e the sid
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ing at the south end o f passing
or American Intervention, iics and to tiring about by degrees
en its last word. I look Tor the
track a t Rockninrt, f o r No. 101
with its high ideals, la many a ’ complete reconciliation between
enure of pence to prosper greatly
(the Royal I’n ln i)," said the s t a t e
more desirable than Mexican the countries which had torn one
in 192 7 .”^
allied with barbarism.”
ment
Hand F orem an Pierce, r e
another to
pieces during four
Prem ier Jimpar of Belgium - “ It
ting on the east co asf , yenrs.”
lieved Engineer K eith nt M cPher
tho United S t a te s hBn sev- . P rem ier B eth le n «»f Hungnry— is indispensable for liip safety of son and Pierce and F irem an Moss
val units, ho relate,^, Is be- j "The clashing disproportion *-f 'nil that peace b<j strengthened m a understood train orders for first
f
more tense and s e v e r e , ’ |military nrniamenta demands the unanimous sentiment of good will No. 2 to take siding fo r No. 101 nt
anti in an atm osphere of absolute
1‘tho loss of life during thi- j
.
Rock m a r t ."
good fnlth."
ijjitton
Is appalling." The Nic- ! 11U1C cs 5,111 ° n
I wish to thank
mnnv patronH for their
on is
Pierre has been in the service
he
j
Foreign
M
in
ister
Strcsemniin
of
I>t Wellington Koo of f ’hinn —
gdah consul in Honduras,
kind patronage during 15)26 and to extend
—“O u r agreement in (ien- “ Public opinion in Chinn, which since 1012
' i t S I,, had reported the landing of , Germany
evu
over
tho
military
control
of
Kockmnrt,
a
town
of
between
i,formerly
was
ignored,
is
a
new
f
a
c
Mexicans, nnd
to them best wishes for a Itaptiy Christmas
1 *1<8t ‘a -*m■by amostly
gun runner at Puerto Germany is a success which does tor which must be recognized nnd 001) and ,1,000 inhabitants, is s i tu
and Prosperous. New Year.
i, near the Honduran bor- credit to the policy of Locarno. In respected if world peace is to lie ated in the foothills of a mount
ainous country
and
northbound
wliich Is Admiral I-atinier’s three months w e shall probably be obtained."
a tile to do something more."
Foreign Minister
Militimm of trains entering it must negotiate a
Xtion.
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Foreign M in ister Zaleski of Po Ktnnnniu —"W e "Hifrve
A new switch
admiral, in reporting his
unspoken sharp downgrade.
recently was installed, placing the
vcmenta to the Washington uu land— "A m on g the measures I faith in these days that are com
ics, gave no details to show consider adequate to serve nnd
siding three q u arte rs of u mile
developments.had caused him promote the pence of th e world and
Premier I.ykke of Norway — "N< from tile station and a half mile
land bluojnckctr at Rio Grand international good will, I nttni h
farth er than thr old switch.
pacts or international
ar
and go to tho revolutionary grent im portan ce to dianrmameiit range.oents for the preservation of
The Ponce de Leon wus made up
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I t wax assumed that the conference*."
peacu are adequate if ih crc are any :of ten coaches, comprising the
ckct» were put aahoro to pio- Discount C ecil. British represent who w ill not ronpedt them or win, 'f i r s t sertiiTi, and wan believed to
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‘ American and other foreigners i ntive In the League o f Nations Jesire war.
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have carried more than 2IMI pasaeniq tlio movejnent of hard
, gers
The Royal Palm also iind a
lumber out of the Klo Grande j
large passenger lint and was c o m
V islm to Everyone
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Merry
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posed o f nine cars
ipression O v e r
ansas Moves to
le E ast, Is Report
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Tho do•Ion that spread yesterday
r central Kansas, moved rapidf< northeastward and appeared to,as a disturbance of marked inT over tho upper lake region,
j daily weather-report from
‘ Office of W. J. Bennett, govaent .meteorologist here. A ti
er disturbance o f apparently
I intensity appeared over th
cwr Rio Grande valley today
ssuro remained moderately
h on the Atlantic coast and the
liwostern high moved down
the entire western portion of
l country with a center over Nc
where sub-zero temperatures
v ’ • craturcs fell over the entire
era portion of the country
the exception of the Pacific
Frost was reported at Los
today. ■
at eastern sections had slight
ter temperatures today,
y rains were reported from
[tlons of the lower Mississippi
i Ohio valleys and light to modrain or snow over portions
t& ltie plains states and the Great
Christmas at Springs
Is Pledge of Health
Tho at ute roil* 1 .leBAIf r o w
partim nt wi 11 lie naked to route
K Hid Nu 2 fro in Fort
State
Memir ;• Bill !'«w , n long Ihv line
l.i
from
..I the s •llhi mrd Air
IVmbrc .k« In ilm to w, ovpr the east
Reniaide « f the right -of VV«J
dents o f Bartow and F o ri Meade,
meeting here, decided to petition
'the highway officinls on the su b
ject.
t
Merrie Christmas!
To you Men and Women
and Little Children of San
ford—
Muy tills Christmas be abundant in Happiness and
find every wanted jby iulfilled— may the Now Year
bring you and vouts exceeding Prosperity.. . ,
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Voluntary m ilitary training at
Poinunu college, Claremont, ('ill.,
is more successful than the co m
pulsory system, abandoned
two
y e a r s ago. said M ajor lieorge A
Sanford, commandant of tin* Kc, serve Officer's T rain in g ('orp.v
S E M IN O L E
PRESSERY
220 Magnolia
And may its spirit streng
then the ties of old friends
—may it bring* you new
friends and new acquaint
ances to add pleasure and
joy to time and age^-
. ‘VS-
,‘The Fountain of Youth’*'
Christmna Day, whllo millions less fortunate a rt
0y J Nbattling
i
3W and cold in the ice-sheathed
slush and snoW
north, hundreds will bo bathing in tho health-giving tem
pered waters of tho “Fountain of Youth" mid tho tubtropical splendors of tho most bedutiful spot in Florida.
A home hero means modernity nnd comfort In a fairy
land setting. Golf to test the most skillful over the sport
iest course In Florida; fighting black boss that literally
awarm the lakes and streams; tho best small gam* shoot
ing in America, and yachting, motoring nnd social diver
sions are here to suit any taste or fulfill any fancy. ,W«
have a booklet you'll enjoy. Address
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Christmas
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joy of ^receiving
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this Christmas day be yours
in fullest measure—
This we wish for you,
Men and Women and Lit
tle Children of Sanford.
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No one thin*} . no single factor con
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tributes more to me welfare of a
munity or town than the whole heart
ed and unselfish support of individ
Joy/'Gladness
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uals, either in civic
city commission
home life
rig a m a
rejoices in
ndisputable anc
unprecedented growth of Sanford,
ntial, unselfish
loyal citizens haye made it the City Substantial
this Sea^
son-of Prosperity and Joy, The City Commission wishes to
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extend its greetings to all for a Merry Christmas and Prosper-
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Temporary suspension of the con
tract fo r air mail service between
Atlanta and Miami at the dose of
busines* D ec7"8i, was announced
today by the Post Office depart
.LAH ASSEE, Pla.; Dec. 24. ment.
"Under agreement with the
-Dade county continued ita
rer other counties of Florida Florida Airways, Inc.,” n state
monthly consumption of ment said, “the service will be sus•until the proposed trunk
« . but yielded to Duval
in the use of kerosene In ilnc’ KmtV from New York to Atber, according to figures lanta* la 'placed in operation and
out by Nathan Mayo, com-! lights Aro oat up on the Florida |
or of agriculture.
, ' **»t*te aflfthat !n schedule of night i
•county's consumption wa& djicrutipteiraay'be placed in effect.
0 in gasoline, and Duval’a*
"Service has been operated on
in kerosene. Tho iattgc the FJprfila route for the past nine
also led ip signal oil, with months with consistent regularity
Uor.». The consumption of {but owing.to. the lack of lights for
in Duval county was 1, ‘ night flying and the resulting ne
8 gallons.
J , cessity of night operation, the op
Itfordugh county brought up eration has not proved attractive
rvedond In the consumption from the standpoint of mail rev
Idllne, with 2,455,732 gallons, enues,
MARION TA LLEY. OPERATIC
"Although the department has
ran thlrtl in kerosene, with
SOPRANO
3. Dade county consumed paid the contractor more than was
gallons of kerosene. Hills- received in postage receipts, the j
Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, wife of
conuumcd £14 gallons of line has not been meeting operut
the
Brittish Prime Minister, con-}
Ing expenses.”
oil.
,
fessed
thnt her grentest ambition
consumption of the three
....
i is someday to mark nil her houseother counties Included:
J h.e ,eo ^ * nnnn
1 “m0Unt,8 t 0 |bold linen with a n ’ appropriate
tma, gasoline, 433,081 gal- about
10,000,000 tons n second.
■i .kerosene, 48,080; Provard,
and 40390; Broward, 509,sT ^ ,V '
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id 70,292; Escambia, 301,044 g —
J.,812; Indian River, 132,830 ■
>,402: Lake, 458.394 and 7 8 ,.;*
ee. 338.897 and 51,120; I*on, ■
Land 20209: Manatee, 400.- B
82,093; Marion, 441,533
$1,129; Monroe, 120,543 and
0 range, 995.111 and 126.ilia iiv> and
n>„i 23,058; (S
>la. 100.302
I Beach, J 4248,780 and 159.- jfi
Pinellas, 1,645,344 and 2 01.-,5 m
^olk, 1,203,489 and 202,724; jg O
hns, 331,1411 nnd 39,770; St. S *
L 228.053 and 26,947; Sarn:
J,08l) and 55,623; Seminole.
•an d 12.301; Voluslu, 773.-
TO' EVERYONE!
Small Truck
I have some choice two acre
tracts on Dixie Highway that
T am offering for *1200 with
|200 down and $20 per month.
This land Is the finest kind of
trucking lond and flowing yeater and electricity aro available.
Each tract has a frontage of
125 feet on good paved (road.
Anyone who wants enough land
to raise their own vegetables
and still be close enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
iuy one of these tracts before
they are all gone.
May the Holiday Season be
abundant in joys for you
and yours and may the New
Year bring- You exceeding
prosperity.
Our Christmas
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May the Season's Happy Blessin
found in every, home and every he
aglow with the Spirit of Christmas. (
BLUE BONNET
MARKETS . .
L. A. RENAUD
sincere and warm best wishes to.ali
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224 Magnolia
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iristmas
iri5 tm a s
sincere “Wishes
\ c f e A H A P P V C fa R IS T M A S i
I 110,051.
Jon county consumed 62 gnloil; Alachua. 204;
£*264; St. Johns, 100; St. Lui V * Seminole, 51 nnd Volusia.
take this Means to Wish Everyone
,C^REA T T A C K L E I N J 1 U K I )
m
SU U R G H . Dec.
23.</P>—
r W asm uth, tackle on th”
jj^jrplty of P ittsb u rg h ’s footliall (
maplnyed p«arlv all sensnn with
t y to his leg thnt ncsessi- |
arin g of. a brace. This be
jnown with his admission to
iltnl here for an operation '
I inches of cartilag e wet» I
A V ery Merry Christmas
EDGEWOOD GROCERY
a A ccord ing to n Swiss sclent,-t
H » r v 6 centers which react t »
msfc are in the. feet.
And
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Prosperous New Year
t f t g iia M M M *
tJfiis^TVniOirsijna
M erry Christmas
Tomorrow we depart from tin* daily routine, of commerce, that we, and our co
A nd a
workers may enjoy Christmas to the fullest extent, and that the true Christian
spirit of this holy day may he observed.
Happy New Year
May the one be Urge with that sublime pence
the day celebrates; the other outstanding
&?;<*■
In only worthwhile nccompliHhmunts, is our
sincer# wiBh a t this Yuletide Season.
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O o u r good friends
portant factor in whatever measure o f success yoe enjoy,
extend to you the season’s greetings, and express at
time our appreciation o f past opportunities fo r sewing you and
pleasurable anticipation o f similar privileges in the future.
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whoseloyalty has been such an im~
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TO MAKE LONG SWIM.
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you and >arH o f you are h f f r h v
•mlisr, A.
HA N T a I M O N I C A , C a l i f ., D ee
«’lir,|. notified, admonished. ordered, you to art f o r t h t h e n a tu r jt ib f your rune
(4 ). F i v e ( i ) and S ix (<) o r .u n a u r . •'ommumlrd arid. r c n i J r r d to appear respectiv e claim * and f u r t h e r prn>»
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i U . - G D - M n , . A n n j E . V a n Hkftc,
veyed part of Sectio n I I ; U l O u , - E l U,r Off ter of tho Clerk of «». * th a t all cla im * of you a n d each of U.l*
or unaurveyed part o f S e cllo u C o urt ll> t»«e Olfy o f Sanford. S e m i you may be determined by a d e
f>G years bid, of Santa Monica, -#ho <1),
14; and Lota F o u r 44). FtV « (0 ) , nole r.u inty. F lo rid a . on Monday cree of tbla Court and t h a t the In
a »r*U fu r-fo u r (4 ) contecuSix 18 ) and Seven
(7 )
or • un- tl i* 3rd ■!»> of Jnn nu ry A: O ' 19V -.
each yenr celebrates bur birthday aiirvayrd
r e s l . If any. held by you and earn
urehK.
part of Sectio n 18: all In to- * n * « r r tlir •Hill of Complaint tr
Of
you.
may
lie
divested
out
of
you
\v i t .sT. kh my‘ hand alyl official
with a 10-mile or longer awiin In T im n a b lp 30 south, l ia n a * 21 eaat. filed in till* Court Against you. and and each1 «>f >ou and Invested ">
,# r ^ “ PUlftant.
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of
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in
till*
cause.
sold
the Pacific ocean, today nnnottneed
•T h e weal one-bnlf (W 1-3) and r a i l. ,, l.rin* It ftU|l to riu n a if cloud*,
her intention of participating In’ Lota One ( I), Two (2). and Three •and qniri title In'thO Oomplnlnanl. |
13). nil In Section'* 2. ToWnablp 20 W ILLIAM I . W O O D R U FF. in and
f‘
the $40,000 Wrigley marathon aouth, ita n a e 31 eaat.
to
tli.
ulinve
described
lands,!
wherein Complainant pray* fpr a
T r a c t i.
his ( ’liriHlmn.H neaF.on will be tho happiest you have evet
cha’nptl Htvim next month.
D
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this
t'o
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declarlnK.
adT h e eaat th req -q u arle rs (K 2-4)
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the
fee
the New Year will hold for you and your* Health, Hap.
of til* aouth one-hulf (S 1-2)
of
i.\ t m k i i i n t i t c o i n T o r t i i i : Section IS; Wrat one-ltalf ( t y 1*1) Mlinpl'- t i t l e In anil fu an Id land to
•perity.
1-4J| be In iHe r m n p la ln n n t; confirming,
SK V K ST It J l l i l t M I .
I ’ l l l P T I T of Northeast q u a rte r (N R
INK 1-4)
of deelarliiK. n d ju d g lh * and decrrelna
O F T H U S T A T R O F F L O R I D A , N ortheast Quarter
th
e
till,
of
the
Complainant
to
be
l \ A X I I 1*0 It S K I I I N O L K C O T S - Northwest q uarter |N’W 2 -4 ) : and
Southwest q uarter (S W 1-4) and n K»‘i~i end Im le fra s lb l* title In fee
T V — IX n i A N L ' K I l V .
O IIO F.lt O F P i ' l l I .H 'A T I O X I Aits One ( I ) and T h re e ( I ) all In sim ple d ecreein g 'a ll title, claim i
WII.UA.M L , W O O D R U F F .
.Section 20; l.nts nuuibrred One ( I ) , or fntwret claim ed by you or any
or' part lea
Uoniplalttant.
Two (2) and T hree < !) o f fleclldn o f y on <>i any p arty
v*.
i s ; mid Lot* nuiiihered On* ( t ) . ctaltnioK «*r to claim under you or
UlIAItLUH 8C IID L T Z K , et n l ,
Two (2) und the northeast q u a r te r nny Of ''*>• In and to aald land* to
licfrn d n n t*.
INK 1-4) of Sectio n 30;
all
In be \rli>dl> null and void and of no
N O T IC 'D T O K M I t V Y
AMI
U X - Township !« aouth, R ange 31 eaat. e f f e c t « haieae y a r: perpetually enjo lnlm . and re s tra in in g you
and
KA’O W .Y . D R F K X I I A X T A
T r a i l 4,
,
each of you and yntir agent.', servT i l l : S T A T U O K F I . O I I I O A , !• »—
l-**x
Tw
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(2)
of
Sectio
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20.
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a n ta mo l a tto rn e y * from as s ertin g
4'HAItLKH
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fOACILMAN. * W.
J.
M r im i D K . ship 20, enulh of ftunife 31 eaat.
Any claim l>y deed of conveyance,
T r a c t S.
mnp oi otherwise. o r Intrrferlnit In
okoiuiY: w. ivm .u v william a
The south on e -h alf (H 1-2) o f the I an y w*> « Itb Ibe possession of the)
HFBNC’K. K. H. MLLJtWOUTH. K ltlL|)
o f 1 c o m p l.c o tn t. Ita
KKINH 11. VANOKMAN. If
aliv e, northw est qu arte r (N1V
*uccea*or». naund
If
th e
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CHAULFS
S C IIU L T Z F . XV. F. COACHM*N , W
J. MoIIIII Ml*. O KO IIO B W XVYLLY.
WILLIA M A. HPKNCK. K. 8. KLI-8-.
XVORTH, KI18K1NK n. VANOKMAN
s r * dead, th e un know n hair*, devi
ates. -lenntaea. o r g rnntora. i n J 1“
T U B L A K K JE 8 H U P F E U T t L l Z K R
COMP ANT, a corporation, and Tlir. I
KLI-SXVOHTIt TIIU KT l*OMPANY.
u rorporn llnn. If «Nld rorporntlonN
ir t .' im w w s fft e
ame
NEW* HA VEN .
| "four hoursomcn" * fame, i* now
I coach of Villa-novu.
Percy Wendell, Harvard, one of
I).‘p layers
the
luminaries of the flaugh^on
r jot fo o l ball hlslod In the gamo system, is thu earliest halfback se
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lection on today's couching lists,
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of Camp’s thirty- 1>elng tho mentor of Lehigh. K b t
sen name# . arc ennto John Maulbctich, Michigan,
Uhd that also are included in the whose Oklahoma A.&. M team this
iitr c m p lc te available Hat, of year won the Missouri Valley
liege loaches for.tho season Just title. Earl Martinau, Minnesota,
of
Kalamazoo Normal
n ld . 1 Front the standpoint of coach
^ AIL American selections those (Western State) in Michigan, com
jacho*, include two ends, n tnck- pletes the list.
, a guard and a center from the
Ira E. Rodgers, West Virginia
ne and|. fotir quarterbacks, three shares with Tnd Jones the- clistinzlfbacks and two fullbacks, one of tion of being the one All-Amoncun
■e lnttor, however, having bee l coaching at the schools from whicn
i m d ^ s o os an end.
they were named to the mythical
Moat At Igfferent Schools
team. Homer Hazel, Rutgers, is
Excepting Dartmouth, represent- conch of. the University of MlssijI by tjwro of Us 12 All-American alppi.
All-American
linemen,
row
coaching, include J . J . McKwan, id
ach irepresents a different school. Wc<t Point, who, after so vor.il
Harvard with 77, and Pcnnsyl- years’ coaching nt the service j
iihU wjlh 38, have a single repro- school, went to the University oi
ntativr while Princeton, with 65 Oregon .this year . C. W. Kponrs
ll-Aniericah selections, is not rep- Dartmouth, is now conch at Min
iented.
Eight coaches come nesota, and E. P. McGInley, J t ., is
om Eastern schgbfs, five from coach at St. Josephs,' Philadelphia
Eg Tep territory und two front
•tea dp the borderland between
j
jarh o ly, A. A. Stagg. He was
Wlcd |ln end on Cmnii'.' first
ythica choice in I8W, l>cing
iS.'Of le four Vale men honored
a t y e fr . ’With him on that first
am w « lleffclfin gcr of lineman
lidUloi and the first of-thc Poes
Lbi>ll»
frdm Princeton.
ih frJiu
Princeton,
Ralph'(Haze, Dartmouth, named
[ail All-American end in 1D0.*». Is
poach t»f athletic teams, nt S t. Viato rs colftge in Illinois. Glaze, like
p lagg, vfna n great baseball player
Mid pitched in the Big Leagues
Several (years before devoting all
Vii* tiin^ to college athletics.
'•' Many Coaehlng-QuarteTbark*
g'Coachlng-quartcrbucks of AllUmericMi teams bcglti with T. A.
I). June*, Yale, in 11)07 and aim
tjncludo ,'AValter Steffen, Chicago,
jbnmcd In 1008. Almost continu
ously idnco then
Steffen hns
m iched k ’anu-Rir Tech. For ten
months of the year Steffen* is a
judge of Chicago's snperiur court.
[ Next Imong the quarterbacks is
> lv ln *(‘‘Bo” ) ’ McMinin, colorful
JOHN W. SNEED'
Sanford Peed’& Supply Co.
SUNSHINE” Feeds and Service
id 4th St • *
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J Automobile
I Insurance
The wise man protects
himself against injury
to
others—against
damage to property
SANFORD
against ‘ theft
against
W. a
P R IC E , M gr.
W. First S t;,
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and
destruet ion
by fire—
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P h o n e 472-W
Then no matter what
LUMBER YARD
ERu. r.
happens he is beyond
the reach of loss
and
Fram es and Screens
the cost for this cov
llcinjs Cabinets
resa nnd Pine
erage is so small that
it
is
hardly
worth
while to go without it
Really folks you can
enjoy the use
A
lock Plaster
tfro
Hardware
Ironing Hoards
’fade to Order
Price :kIs JfC'.*
Right
cfkLOht
SHV.
Maple Sugar
s, 12 to
per case $ 18.50
d Apple Fruit In
IU g >
of the
car so much more
Hoard
|2J>0
irthcrn apd Pinto
beat quality for
■sc, in 25 Hi- bags 52.30
»rto Rico Yamu Yv ,
Potatoes ia. IDO ,([ i
•. Price per bag 12.33
larkeyf Peas for
The ('hristian Spirit of Service to
others and Good-will to all is the Spir
it we try to make a day-by-day real
NEW
A C °*"P lcI® ^ ,he of
XCTUTU ac
if
you KNOW you are
fully protected.
ity in this Hank.
you.
We want to serve
Phone 539
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Credit For His
* S In Brickfield
sband
L Dan Thoomaa
rtjGELES, Call/., Dec.2 i.,
u of * 16-year-old jgir
fteswd of- C to lie i n
my r ^ K Kiri migh
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OWATONNA, Minn., Doc.24.(A’)
Tnko it from the valley's unnnintous choice for nll-American full
back. Herb Jocxting, of Minnesotai t s the linemen who do the work
and the bncTtfield gets the credit.
Linemen
w<?k hard . carving
holes in the enemy defence, J o e stIng told u home town audience nnd
the burkficld inun then "stumbles
Was up to me to go by myself. IJut
to do that would have been too
humiliating. y0 I stayed nt home.
I used to hear of Charlie being
at the Montmartre and the Ambas
sador with other girls. Those were
r
Ljopojal whilo they were the stories that hurt mpro than
« y home frdm the thca- anything else, because those were'
the places where we had our best
times before we were married.
1 he Hrcnk Comes
two years, of a "nog- - . . “Sidney was born Inst March'
*nd who said, in cf- 30, Dut even both bnbies nnd my
pd what money, you
efforts failed tc- make our home!
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n’t expect" too much of
attractive enough .to keep Charlie i ft*r Minnesota
1 attention?-—.—.
there. And when he did stay j second stop ri
1 Grey Chaplin's atory home,
he shut himself up in his I Big Ten. It n
Ured rpmanco with
most-ftfmoua cojne-f .library and rend. He cvcu~tgfused the shift play,
to meet my friends, who often throw the gain
'
'
visited me nt the house. He suid redpeing the s|
H it to me exclusively that they were common and that he fensc.
Itraid and NEA Service, did not caro to know them.
J
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died aho sat in tho llttlu
“Then
came
thnt
fatal
Monday
j
The
Itoynl
A
IjtUgr,” Hollywood homo
padparchta, with Sidney night. I wns entertaining a few. Sweden, an a ,
piin and Charlca Spencer guests after the theater. Charlie j born is ntationii
/r„ playing about the deliberately insulted them and) the country r<>n
ordered them to leave the house. 1 iats and net us
That was too much. He had never
Alberta, Canada, University jtti
dents rained a fund of $20,00(
themselves to build n skating ant
L feminine lead In ‘T h e
hockey rink on the earn this.
fch,” commenced * Mrs/
|1 was jimtflPlfart
gOur work iji the plctqro □■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
fa togethartoahifast, c*n- * .
The New Veal* will be ushered in nt foanfdrri at
fary day. iftiat VanThe h
Ml LA N E TH EA T R E
fi friendship which soon
1 love—at least on my
■metnnes doubt now if ■
per really loved tne.
I was very considemte H
I He even used to take B
Id me to dinner after we J
W 01^ day’s work on tho 3
Mother liked him, too. *
Greatest Touring Company of 100 Artists
long before t. began ‘ 0 ■
1 Performances* in 2 Days— 3 Different O p eras
tag thnt made me know j
si. I was scared at first ■
December ."10 and .'ll
wng girl might l»e who j|
"AIDA"
re with Charllo Chaplin. » Thursday Evening. December .'10
Wilh Mines. Jnrobo and Glade (of 'I'ampa. Ha.)
ns so attentive thnt I 3
think, too, he' might real- r
IDEAL
t V Qbnstrnasfjjisb;
£Qay 1927
>vo
WISH
b»r citrus trees, truck and field crops, watermelons, tropical fruits, lawns
nnd flowers. We hnvo n formula suited to the needs of every crop.
Wo n re equipped to make prompt shipment of IDEAL FERTILIZERS in
perfect mechanical condition. Don’t delay ordering four fall reqaire-
2 appicst
to express our appreciation of your
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer
splendid patronage during Dj 26 and to ask
a continuation of snme for the coming year.
May the Season bring
y ., u
manv j„ ys „,1(|
the coming year unlimited i.nisnei itv
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
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With which is Affiliated
FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL
SUPPLY CO.. Oilrim
PAUL H. FORBES. Mgr.; Sanford Branch
Resort Fashions Predict
Soft S h a d e s
Youthful Lines
S A N C AR LO
C s t C K rLrtrcteJ*
C & r o l J t 'R i r s g
.Messrs. Tnmmasini . Conali. Mongelli — Pallet.
Fridav Matinee, December .'11
‘‘MARTHA"
With Mmes. Escobar and Schalker: Messrs. Oivifrei. In
tcrrnnte, Cervi. Followed l»v a special dance nrngrum hr
Ihe BALLET.
Jiarlir Propones
]
time the. night ho pro- J:
nir
Wo worn on on- ■
t from a theater. He J
i keep oor mnrringo.
aa
Friday Matinee, December .11
"I.I C IA "
il after the picture wv> 2
Wilh
Mmes.
Paggi,
and
Falco:
Messrs.
Tnfuro.
Lulll.
K> we w»-tn to Mexico I > ■
Cervi—
Mallet.
f ceremony performed. 3
from there the news ■
Special Attention giten out of town mail orders, lies
und by the time we got 3
ervntions now. Single Ticket Sale now for season (1
lollywoOd everyone hero *
m i"
3 operas) at Desk C. Chamber cf Commerce.
Ih.- husband nn
l ong e r
in attentive, connidernte
I laid Instead, he was
ful husband who suid,
at monc-y you want, but
tt too much of my time
PRIC ES: Orchestra, $ 4.00. $1.50; Balcony $1.50, $3,
$2.50, $2.
iia a iiiiim iiiiim in n in n a n n iH U H H ii
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Definite information regarding1 Resort fushions was obtained by Marion lives of this firm
who returned from New York* Iasi week
Many of the new ideas in dress are at DicksonIves new and -present a panorama of import
ant fashions for 1927.
Klin of the films who,
pur reel of "The Kid," j
l young Jackin Coogan
ilmo«t mnternnl tenderlin M-al life ha*
been
If that lad, "never nuw
Ibir- for ilny* at a tune,"
L tr.r comedian'* wife
pint \nnuyed Him
F»> expected ehili(ren
linuu-upH, and did not!
■ annoyed by their funa-I
First!
-harIio junior wan born J J
bt \w>uld change nnd ♦
l tmio-aV honte," Raid +
iioib. r "Hut he didn’t |T
kne und took care of +
pib r'hnrlie went nut , J
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itl m - friends. At the -4where I be- 1
j * -'de of my husband. 4Iptsr.-.) alone or with ^
I ll I wanted to go, it ♦
To our friends and patrons
uv extend our heartiest wish
es for a Season of Great Joy
and deep.appreciation of the
splendid patronage given us
in 192(r. We ti-ust we will be
favored with a continuation
in the coming year.
ne Fashions
'Washington;
loes Change
pTON, Dec. 24.—W —
I How of fashion is rcP(°r> many 'of tho cus“» and manners once
■ally a part of. tho
■*»(«piwjnni.
i f iif, the conventional
pf fla y and Web*
I ilLkuLklLfl
ia *_
•H'Aplwitring. • I t ia
"ow hy only a few.
rrninifd hat la being
* tack of ‘ troditlc'n,
^ °ld familio? forma
being dropped /or
• ('resent d ay., In the
clgarot and 4/Ivo
at fill the nlr once
f Uie Jjumblo stogie or
even th at well1of addressing raomu Congress itself—
“ a from Tenneaseo,"
I may be ,hi» ntate—-is
I*uring the uwnion n
kuil exception was
6 occasions to tho-use
p re ssin g colleagues
■ aebuto,
‘•dim* tffv f by i» i-
Dicksou-Iivcs is the first in
Cent nil Florida to show
these Resort fashions.
Waste Not
“Wilful waste makes woeful
want” is as true as ever. By wast
ing not and hy saving, pass be
yond the danger o f woeful want
We^pffer you a place for youi
savings both sale and profitable
1 Per (Vnt Interest Paid On Sav
ings Accounts
(Yepc de Chine
Are first in order of fab
rics with sheer fabrics, in
cluding Georgette,
R omiiim? and Crcpo Elizabeth
being more usctl Ihun over
before. Sports fabrics are
KHAKI KOOL, depicting
mtionul forest nud park
Rcencs: MOLLY -,0 -M E *
LANG,
P A N C R O S S„
CAMEOLK CREPES and
small checked designs in
.affetn or cropo. ’
S B r n in o in ilo u n h
Sanford, Fla
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ «
The Silhouette
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SANFORD MERCHANTS READY
FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE
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Sanford merchants have been making great
jreparationa for the holiday trade. Their shelves
ire well stocked and they have the goods to please
#l,||
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*1 ‘ .A.
full*
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Do your Christmas gift buying in Sanford
where it will benefit you nnd the whose comnunity in the New Year.
. The Christmas spirit is the neighborly jpIHt.
Oiir Iloarty; Greetings to you al—
maylthiB Christmas fulfill your overy
V
need fbr Happiness and may 1927 be
Our hearty Greetings to you all—
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grnn(a fretdem of
Hip movement
Two-plcce dresses arc full nt
the lower part of the blouse and
on tho sides. Scnarato skirts
• with novel sweaters are good
for country club costumes. In
tricate ;ditching.
shirring,
stitched down oiul cross bar
|.|onl» «tc frequtintly uwL
Informal Presentation
of Resort Mpdes ;
By Models Tuesday,
December 28th
2 8 ,h
Admission to this will be only
by cord. Cards may be secured
from Mr. Wright of the dress
shops or from Sidney Ives of
k bolwa.rk|a£lnst-aa-
SANFORD,
In many instances ^Ir, Ives
wns the first buyer tq sco .
I ho manufacturer's models.
Flat Crene and
Laney Dry Cleaning Co
110 E. Second
First!
Avenue
the advertising d
cause former m
have
will
T Women wishing to sec the dis■ play.- arc /uriced to securo cards
at once as only a limited number
%rc. available. Phone Orlando,
’ 41M.
�bo studied dlitin’
...
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governor of Kenthd vice president
of “gross fraud and
court c a s t against
. Humphrey Marshall •o f
ty. ' public charges had
Seriate unseat;; Senntor Arthui
Gjjuld of Maine its action wil
down on the records as an im
Laht preccdenL
ould’s fRncss is questioned be
Sc of charges' that he paid r
H ^ S a y s Gotham’
(Canadian Is Givd
3 Weeks* Reprieve Paper Misquoted Him
invea-
tirfation. {JI|
Mnnhall, the
appeared that
hoTrevef had heed prosecuted.’ ’dn
definitely to n special committee.
Tim dpntmiitee hub’siquenttiy re
ported - back that' Marshall nover
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PA RIS,
Dec.
2 4 ; — </p)—Col.
IIAMILTOMi''Ont., Dec. 24— (/P)
George
Harvey
today
suld thet ho
^ jjo r Barty, \vlio was to have been
hanged nt dawn today, wns given
a Christmas g ift of three more
Week?* of lifo jjjis t or. he wns about
h .
M IAM I,..PJa., • Dee, 2 4 .-^ ^ )—
William M. Rnlstop, employed at u
dairy south of Miami, has been arTtsted at the instance of postal in
spectors and charged with ■embez
zlement of between $3,600 and
$4,000 from the postoffied at Whit
ley City, Ky., of which ho was
postmaster.
Ralston wns located •her® by Incpcctorf Clnrenco Coleman' and
Frank M. Powell, of Danville, Ky.
The nllogcd embezzlement was dis
covered in, November, Ttyjaton flee
ing when inspectors began a cheek
up of his office, pdstoffict! officials
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k l k c t i o .y
V.
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The
ItcKlRtratlnh Hooka of the
City o f Hanford. F lorid a. ' will t>e
open Monday, D ecem ber iOlh, I9S*.
Rnd will close Satu rday, Ja n u a ry
iu E ig h th . 1917.
■'At the City Hall.
i* R. y iiiid r s .
.City R oaiatratlon ’Officer.
WASHINGTON,
Dee.
--Allocation of Agricultural de
partment funds for tho construc
tion o f forest trails and highways
during the fiscal year ended June
ZQ\ 1020, includad tjie, following fo r
southern states:
Alabama $40,000.
Floridu $250,000.
> ;
Georgia -$280,000. ' .
' . ;.
North Carolina $481,000. • ? .*
Oklahoma $42,000.
(
South Carolina $77,000.
Tennessee $230,000.
Virginia $342,000:
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FORT MYERS. — Lee cou
truck growers are expecting nt
n half million dollars fro m 'tl
potato crop next spring. A y
of 160,000 bushels- is Indicated, ag
ricultural authorities-said, and an.
average price of 75c a bushel.' E s
timates ire to the probitblo rise of
the qrop vary between 150,000 and.
300,000 bushels.
Have You,
Some Money
B rick, building, hardware,
and grocery and dry goods
stock, also drugu> a real
bargain.
Any reasonable offer •
considered '
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BIG Results
Lake Mary, Fla.
A special committee investigat
ed and voted Ho expel -Ame* « Old
Brooks. . B u t' tho House,-judiciary
committee decided th at the House
could not expel In such a ease—■
(hat Its rights of oxpulsion were
gxhricdiftl rather than punitive.
A lg o the House didn't vote to
throw out Ames ami Brooks, hut
passed separate resolutions of
It is a STU DEBA KER—a Masterpiece of
Custom beauty, glistening* with Lustrous
laquers—a worthy tribute to express the
sentiment you feel.
,? “delaney pl Anvs tour
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL
M. been invoVved.^ pn
ink cm boizicindriFJn
i. He moved to the^Sir!
try in 187Diand stoyted
-again. .lie'becam e a imVHe.'CiJDdcnmiiUqn against
irritorial legislator and accused Congressmen.
murcessfully f d t gover-
A 3 -lin e ad ru n 3 tim es
c o s ts only
~Hof*Mac Battery Co.
Sanford's Pioneer Radio
,,
‘ Shop.
results in either instance will satisfy.
21c a day
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Our plant will lit’ closed on
Christmas dav except be
tween $ and 10 p. m. Place
your oilier Accordingly.
If you want
good, try our
Sanford, Florida
'* Announces a
Free Lecture on
$
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but a giant in Power!
SANFORD’S
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Paper
VVe have a good supply of
double heavy cream for
whipping.
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- N E W ‘YORK, Dpc. 24: -(/F>—
Jack Delartcy is planning n tour
; £ & n e v * : been pro?ecp^'idr.'tho* Which piny take him as far west as
hapk incident and restitutlofi '>Was the Pacific court. The light hea
agjd to have bccn"mad*; nivertho- vyweight Champion, whose activ
K i da fitness was questioned and : ities in New York hgve been limit
cqBsldcrablo dchato-follqwed intro- ed by liia split with Tex Rickard,
duct'ien of Hoar's resolution‘ March expects to engago in his first
2f£l89S.
But no-vpto icver was match at Chicago next month.
taken on the resolution,’ for some
swno reason'or other;: the charges
Establishm ent of. a
training
wfro not investigated ' am) Roach school in central Alhwrtn for young
served from 1803 until 1890. H# fewisli furmcra, similar to that bo
dlpd in New York in 1002.
ng operated by Um Federated Jew
^'A rgu m ents advanced -by-H oar, ish farmers of-•Ontario, i»-under
C& adler and q t^ r s probably will way.
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Grahnm lirothers Trucks me
known the world over for un
failing records of dollars earned,
miles run, and work well done.
They life i|tinlilv trucks, built
complete in sizes and body styles
,to fit the needs of your business.
They are prided low. They are
serviced quickly, skillfully and
reasonably by Hedge Brothers
dealers everywhere.......
The G-B emblem marks a truck
that will work well and ably day
in nnd day out, live long, cost
little and make money fur its
owner.
SMALL Cost
And the Most^Luxurious Gift of All
second.Congress
that
1113 Sanford
Inquire a t Postoffice
re so
ft committee
.
Cut Prices on
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William
was an allegation
Iciicy' Ui 1028lf
something
N ESSELR O D E
PUDDING
:• 1* orders
tor
»•
PHONE
ADS
Ainas l ▼
will not Im* accepted |
than Friday noon.
Christian Science
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Metpbcr of the Board of Let utreship
Chui'ch, The 1'irst Church of ( ’lirist, in
Milane Theatre
Sunday Afternoon, Dec. 20
’. i-.'.ELM -A V E.. and 13th SU
3 o'clock
Dodg® Brother* -Dealer*
Everywhere
—is not well or generally under
stood, nnd because so many pecs
pic desire information on this sub
ject, we arc having published ^
well illustrated booklet whi.^h an
swers all ..of the more commop
cjucstionk, tells the right way .'.tb
prepare a Will ho that it "will be
yfriid, and quotes the.. Forida
Laws.
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A copy of “Wills” will he reserved
for you for the asking",.. The sup
ply is limited... It you desire a
copy, write ga: at once,
everyone of you find
your cup overflowing with
son and a New Year more
prosperous, than W you
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quality merchandise and hope the future will only preparo
a way for better service on our part and satisfaction on
your part.
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�T H E SAN FO R D H E R A t;
tER 24
dead, against liU unkw
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i dtvluu, legatees, *r*r
aignres. t r a n s f e r s * ! o r s u c c e s s o r s
In office and all persons c l a i m i n g
Interests under the Said W illiam
II. J a c k s o n (sometimes k n o w n as
\V: II. Ja c k a o n ) Individually and
as receiver of the First. National
Dank o f Orlando or tils successors
In office as such received, d e
ceased or otherwise.
W in .. M.
Davis (form erly Win. XI. Davis.
Jr.> and Mrs. Win. 11,1 Davis, his
Wile, of O ranga County. F lorida,
A. II. (Jordon and Mr*. a . R . G o r
don. h i s wife, whose la st k n o w n
address w as Mullins. South C a r o
lina, (ho W a rn e d Dumber Sc Vensse Company, a corporation. If
In existen ce and If not In e x i s t
ence. n a a ln s t Its unknown g ran Ires. assig n e e s or successors and
RKsInat all persons clalm inR i.In
terests under the said W a rn e d
Dumber & Veneer Company,
a
corporation, J a m e s K B a r t l e t t and
Mrs. J a m e s E. Bartlett, hla wife,
of Orange County. Florida,
the
Volusia
Investment Company.
<>n fi in. rock Isase. .1 9755 sq. yds.
I nr- a corporation with Ita prin
Together with such other streata
cipal office and place of busin ess
at DeDand, Volusia County, F l o the City commission may
turn
rida, and airalitat ad persons h a v over for construction during the
ing or claim ing to have any In,
freest In and to the property ansumg year.
h ereinafter described.
The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the F irst
National Rank of Sanford, Florida,
’ will be held, in accordance with
the by-law*, on Tuesday. January
lltb , at 10 o'clock a. m. in the
directors room of the bank, for the
election of a board of directors to
label appeals as strongly to the servo for the ensuing year, to hear
Asiatic fancy as tho American la report* of officers and to transact
bel appeals here. .
such other business as may pro
Imports Follow Immigrants
perly come before the meeting.
In most cases, American goodb
R F. Whither, Cashier
are not competing with native
goods. They arc filling a demand
they have themselves created.
Fish and fruit b ilk large in the
exporta, but candy stays at home.
Confectioners who, on tho bails of
wartime demand, dreamed of i
world wide sweet tooth for Amer
ican products, saw u twenty mil
lion dollar export drop in one year
Il espondonta.
when the army returned fiotn abroad. The consumption of sweets
was almost entirely among the
soldiora and confectionary and
I n i , wnp, ii n i i v u mui n u d , q ,
iu
l l i r l r u n k n o w n he l r a, d e v l a r . a . l e g a
tobacco exports now get little fur
t e * * o r g r a n t e e s ani l t o a d p a r s o n s
ther than the West Indie*.
j c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t * un de r Il i a s a i d
N a t 1‘o v n t i a n d V i n a H. I’ o y n l s , h i *
Americans nrc demanding more
i w i l t uecruaetl or
otherwl**,
lo
and rrtorc European goods,
im
William
11.
Jackann
(sometime*
J
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n
n
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)
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n
d
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v
i
d
porters say, while immigrant.1,
u a l l y and a * r e c e i v e r oI t h e F i r s t
conservative in adopting n new
, Nn t l o nn l D a n K o f Or l ando, u h a n k ,
lull c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a t i l i c d u n d e r , ( h o
country's dishes, cling to tneir
l a w * of t h e U n i t e d Si n tr a o f A n w r own cuisine. Hard sausage, black f o l l o w i n g d f i i r r l b c t t U n d n aUimlc*; I r a. If a l l v r a n d If itradi t o h l a u n
l y i n g and b e i n g In 111* C o u n t y of k n o w n
bread flour and strong cheese the H r m l n o l f a m ) St af f * o f F l o r i d a . m o r t g r a n t e e * . h ralsr sa i. g n de rev, l a rt rr aa .n a f ol er ge eaat e eo*r,
t i c u l a r l y drncrlt>« d aa f o l l o w ». s u c c e s s o r * In o f f l c r and ( o a l l p a t immigrants want, and there ic u pt oa-r w
it:
aunn c l a i m i n g I n t r r v a t a u n d e r
the
large import market in Now York
T h » No r t h 29 1- 2 f r e t o f L o t 4 |r a i d W l l l l n t n U. J a c k a o n
(aotnet h e Ci t y 1 t l m r a k n o w n a a W . II. J a r k a o n ) I n
that caters directly to the demand. ooff SMaoncf ko r dti. oFfl o rTi idear. 2i t r**f
coraing
to
I
JW YORK. Dec. 23,—</P)_
jfcgn foodstuff*, pushed by
salesmanship, have en|«very country o f the world.
rtPent survey shows that
,n' resistanco" and the gns0 k prejudico o f home-fed
Is have
capitulated to a
ii palate.
pan and Chlha smack their
srtr steaming corned beef
sad canned sausage. India Is
■xg sturdy on Columbia river
w tnd California fruit. And
j} keeps the American market
iprd with demands for canned
[||US.
'
' Tariff W alk Sealed
; iven ta riff wait*, which the
pan nations erected hastily
the armistice, have been
ij effective before the onJd, export records show,
lennanahip is largely responlumen in foreign countries
ally adopt the same methods
j i America, I t ia pointed out.
ift to advertise—anywhere,
tinned milk with a Burmese
imen Play Santa As
UAs Men, Declare
Cleveland Matrons
DCACO, Dec. 24.—</lS—A wofaji play Manta Clou* its well j (|ur' i(|..<t to ,)rt,|onK *hr™ n
tan, Mr*. Mary Alban, 2.1,'
lUinctl when she tleclineti the
NOTICE
i of her erring husband, now
ig n jfti Isentence for non-supAnnual meeting of the stockhold
u a Christmns present,
er* ’o f - Seminole County Rank will
kit is n revelation to me,”
Uuniripn) J u d g e Fj-oncis Bowhen 1.1 o th e r wives, whose
ath ure meYnbers of the
any <-lul>" in the house nf
rtion. likewise turned ilown
Christmns
releune proffer
rh which the court expected
recoru iliaticns.
y 10 of the 54 wive* miiii
i tu the court o f domestic re
« yesterday to hear the re
>cepted, and some of
were •it more than lukei
to thi idea
IHINGTON, Dec. 24.- ol*)
F. Slnclnir and Albert B
tint stand trial f. r cnnsplrronnection with the leasing
Tenpot Don»^ naval oil re-
he held in the offices o f the har..
on Ja n u a ry
fith, 1927, nt 4 :'
o’clock F. M., for purpose of elect
ing it Hoard of Directors to serve
for the ensuing year, and
any
other business that may properly
route before thv meeting.
A K KEY.
( ‘ashler
M ITICE
O F HA I . K
INP.—The state bonrd ol
l Is to he called upon for
^ by Fred Tedder, convict
surt hero several years ngr
Bunier of Courtlnnd Smith
l given life imprisonment
k» murder, Tedder mnrriet
Widow. Tho Intter wai
in acceaaory nnd sentenced
kt was Inter granted a new
p acquitted.
Christmas we extend a alnCero and cordial wish, that
the Holiday Seasoh .will bring an abundance of Hap
piness and Good Cheer.
1*2 7
•h a
aattlv
lit* I It g
a
May the coming year fulfill
your highest expectations and bring much joy and
prosperity
205 W. First S t
find your Cup of H appiness run
ning over
M ay u fu ll m easure of
t h e bountiful Jovs o f th e C h rist
mas Season in* yours ami may th e
New ^ ear eom ing in bring w ith it
an abumlaiiei-
of I ’ m s p e r i t v
fm
11 vi I
nf Mum F o u r !
I* f u r t n a r nr<i«iri>i! Mirtt
Mil
f 1m* |mi Im I nil oil I r\ ili»« Sit n f Ml «
ild ll lit1it * p Ap t* f pil Id I alt «*tl
U
urd In ( h a F o u i i t y nf S**mtnui
St Al o of K l o i l d a . oncfl a w r o i
i >h ‘ i i r r r a . h p k n ’ f
I MMI I T i »N
S*•11 1 *1 1 t ir h mul of «
No t i c e I* h e r e b y glv«*r» Mini
the*
• •im plu l n u n i
S u n f o r i l Uunk 4 Trui t l I ' u mp A i i )
n i
I*mh 11* h I )rr 4. 1 l
Ha n k i n g F n r p o r a l l u n . urKanl ««*d un
dni Mie L a w * of F l o r i d a , un dv i a u [
t h n r l t ) g r a n t f d f»> F h a p t o r 7930 of
»bt» A c t m f»ft l 9 1 9 . L a w * n f F l o r i d a . I
wi l l *»•11 nt p u b l i c Hi i r t l n n i t l i t '
H a n k i n g l l ouHr. n i r n e r t»f M a g n o l i a I
and Flr«t
. Ha n f o r d . F l o r i d a . .*t
I I n ' r l u f k A M’
Jnnonry 4 1 27
O i k * K n m l r ^ d f l f t > ( I S O) uliarrit o f I | |t
I l i r ( ' a p l t n l HtiH'k o f i l i r Hnnf<»td ,
l infik A T r i i nt F n . halt! by H a n k a r n
K i n a iu'trig F m n p n n ) . u i * t > r po r a l l o n I n \
t h r i r naalgn**t*ii o r I * k M r r p r e i a n l M - I S A
( IVt*n u * r v Idr nr**d by ( V r t If icat#» m.
I
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s buys I
VINA
a liv e
ItOPOHAI-H FOR STREET
PAVING
K t
a
■u| I
“Style Without Extravagrance”
Sanford Ave., between 2nd and 3rd Sts
Edward Higgins, In-‘!
corporated and en
tire
organization
wish you a Merr^;
Christmas and hope
that Santa brings
you every comfort
and luxury to make '
this Holiday
happiest1one
MONEY TO LOAN
6 1-2 to 8%
on
Business and Residential
Property,
Mortgage l .o o /i Dept.
DeCOTTBS. SPENCER
& DIGHTON
May this Yuletide season
be most joyous that you
havo spent is the wish that
I am extending to those
whom I have served anil
many friends.
Sanford C ycle Company
117 Park Avenue
I V 'V i
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r May the Christmas Season
[' bring you in full measure
all the good things of Life
and may the coming year be
( one of exceeding happiness
l. and prosperity for you all.
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4 >*•*j 'ijfi kr ft
V1 s r* M
Itau 1927 bepurHaupiest
.
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u nki i i i w n }
••a or g r ti n- ,
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Ml
|tiTHof|)| I
i* Iu I iii I ug intei^aatM u n d r r flu* nulcl
Nuf I ' o y n l * a n d V l i m H I ' o y n t * . j
1»1m \%If r d e c f u n t d *ir " t i i r r w lar. I
W i l l l a m li J a c k a o n
4 a o m r i l moa
k n o w n hm \V. H. J i u ' k « n i i ) i n d j - 4
\ id n u l l ) and aa rer#dv»-r of
Ih*
F l r a t Nu^liinul H a n k of O r l a n d o . 1
ii b a n k i n g c o r p o r n t l o n o r g n n l r r d j
iind«*r ilit* l a wn <»f (!»«•
1 'nl(«*d
Jmtice Jennings Bailey ruled
District of Columbia Sucourt today in refusing t<>
the indictment against them
•diately after the ruling
i defendant* were arraigned
uded not guilty.
Justice
iin refusing to quash the in
ll ignored tile pies thut the
ment
hud
wrongfully
the two ipen out for un
prosecution through tnc
ment nt the request of the
of dpccinl coupscl to con
i case. •
To those who have made possible our Happiness this'
d i v i d u a l l y a n d na r uc al ver o f
the
K H T r a f f o r d * * .Map t h e r e o f
and F i r s t N a t i o n a l D a n k of t l r l n n d o r
r e c o r d e d In I ' l m Ho o k No I. p n g r * . Itl» e u c r e a a o r a i n o f f i c e a * a u c h r « U fil of t he I ' u h l l c It ecor di i o f Hl*m- j o r l v i r , d e r r a a r d o r o t h r r w l a e .
to
limit* Co t i n i y , F l o r i d a .
I A ll G o r d o n a n d Mr*. A. II. O o r It I* h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t > On and don. hla w i f e , w h o a o l aat k n o w n a d
e a c h of ) u u l>o unit a p p e a r b e f o r e d r e s s w a s Mul Una. So u t h (,’a r o l l n a .
o u r *al«l C i r c u i t C o u r t •! t he F o u r ! t o i l i r Wur ni - l l I. umt o- r A V e n e e r
II••of*** mI H m i f o n i F l o r i d a
*»n t li« t ' of opat i y
h f o r p o r a t Ion. If In f t *
J r d t l «) of J a i i u a t )
A l> i '«
1*1 n o r a n d It not III e x i s t e n c e , t o
llit-n Mini t h e r e m a k e u n s n r f t •• t he I t r o u k n o w i i a r H i i l o i a s s i g n . ^ * ur
t *111 «f ••on pin tut •tlilhllewl Mgai n*t l u i o ' , o M . f , unit t n o i l *4
\ ••»! »n llil« • Miiee, f i l e d ft*i |iir pur
l l , , , 1 M i n i , , o r » a m i i o nil p r r a o n a c l a i m
p»»*e of i|tli«rtlhg t h e t i t l e In
al»<»\e d« *• rllo*d |•r u pe f t v a ini •sltdi- i ng I n t e r a e l * u n d e r lire a n l i W a r r o l l Dt nnl i er K V e n e e r C o m p a n y , n
•i i*li i ll g l b « s a m e
In
hi* bl
ruin
pi ii I n a n t
r o r p o r a t t u n . and t o
nil
peraon*
It l i f u r t h e r onl ' Tft t l Mint Mil* r l ul ml i i K t o h a v e nny I n t r r r a t
III
•o t t e r be publ l nhe d Itr *l*t>•* S u n f o r i l |u nd i " I h e p r e m l a e a h e r e i n a f t e r d e Mer nl t l , n nvWMUuper publiHh«*d
in . ei r l l oi l n l t un l e , l y i n g and Irell i g In
S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e F o u n t y . F l o r i d a , I i l i e f o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e and d i l a t e
ont o e a c h w « e k for f o u r c o n n K i i i l v e o f F l o r i d a , t o - w i t
T h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of
the
week*
5.1,
\V I TNKSM my h a n d and t he jtoni I S o u l h e a e t Q u a r t e r o f Rertlrrn
of t h e l I r c o l t F o i i r t <»f t he S» \»nt o i T o w n a h l p 51. S o u t h of I t a n g o 59
I ud ii in 1 FI r e ii It of t he S t a i r
olf | I . *«!
Kl oi itlu In a n d f*»t S e m t i i o i a • not >
heretiy
• 11 n n d * m h • • f y • •»» ur
. ti ll..** t lie 41 ti day .-f 1...... m l " ' » A
l * d i " ilpp**ur III t It «• NVkt'MI I a11
I > l * . #*.
••1i>|dit I n f |i**|t-||| (lie ge||ern
•if HUid Mlllt brlliK lt> «jui*
telllnV e l l t t ud .Afill
•••flflllt
lit 1 ••in |•I II I T1 1411 I In Ml*' |■r « III
f»* I • Ill.tiM'k »• l|ft*’rll)Ml
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I.** M.»* I 11 1 *«| tluv *»f J a i m n i '
•
Proposal to b« presented In a
which will he re- or to acce
sealed cnvelope*'atfddMod oh the
i t made.
be for the
outside. "Bid for^Pavint," Sanford,
. . . ----- -- _,-----------------------mhaionen
reserve
W. B. WILLI A!
*Florida,
i w n u a , MkH
and the name of the bid- the right to reject any,•or ail bids,
City Mai
tier or bidders.
» e
*
Kaeh proposal must be accom
panied by a certified check, m*do
payable nt sight, to the order of
the City Auditor & Clerk, of San
ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the
amount of their bid.
The successful bidder or bidders
will bo required to givo a bond
equal to 50 per cent of hia or her
bid, and ouch bond to be executed
r M e r r ie jt G reetings
by a surety company licensed to
do business In the State of Florid t,
said bond to be approved by tho
City Commission.
Copies of the plans and specifi
cations may be seen at the office
of the City Manager, or at the of
fice of Fred T. Williams, Englneer. Plans and specification* may
be obtained at either office on de-'
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-*• r. - i i a
sfH a
�n Is No Jinx'■ .............
For This
Pair Of
... ■■«* I,.I ..
........ .. '
(f Jiving, t e U
NOTICE;
The annual meeting of the stock
Hands
..... ■" — holders of the Sanford Building
and Loan Association will bis held
«t tho.prtlcfl of the Association,
No. 224 Magnolia Ave., Sanford,
Aijji «
Florida, a t 8 P. M. on the second
Balurd-y In January, 1827 (Ja n
uary 8th, 1027) lo r the >urpoac
of electing a board of dlraotora
for the anwihff year, and trans
acting such other business aa may
properly como before the meeting.
Sanford; Building ft Loan Asso. B y j T- J- Miller, Prea.
A ttest: A. P. Connelly, Sec.
1*ANV. a o.irpuratlortv—
'■'? ( (4). F H V 0 Y »iirt S tk ,l«)
i<;
r (■< the Hill of complaint 1 Ji tocliiu ui«d* l« upprar lu thl* * u r v r y « l p a rt of Mectlori .
In (hlfl ra u w fo ir MtrtiiluV **H» -ru; Court U . « t * «uranion» u. Chancery
i.lav of Ja io ia u v J9Sf. a t tU r Court haa heretofore he«n IliHueU. alMdfM
0. e.
iif"iil. Me,nil."(c County. lo each of you and Hint Ih t Sheriff
I I rlibt. ami In default of »ucll up* Of Hamlnole County, Florid*. bn*
pear.inc . to . r. , pro CollfeW.i * I made la tu m that th * u m . cannot
S,B ,ui>ri?d airtiliift you. said turn ha ■rrvi.il mi either of, you, anflnit
Irnliu: for till] pill pus* of UlikllnK lo til* failure o f , each of you l<»
the title of «(jb Cotuplaluajtt In at\d elect officer* or to appulnt agents
U, the ahovif described premise*.
to have within- Urn]state of H o- IT IH KCHTHKU'ORDERED that or
an officer ur g ^ I 'U i t t t t whom
thla Order lm ptihllalicd once a week rlda.
iit'ocea* could Ue *urv*d and that
for four' (4) consecutive week* In your
officer* ami aacntn are un*
Manfoid Herald, a newapoper pub*
. ,
Unhid In Sanford, Seminole County, known.
rilRIlKKOHK, you. Til 13 LAKE
HAKE
JKflHUD
F
E R T IL IZ E R CUM^ d I'iNK AND ORDERED till* 3rd.
I'ANV, a corporation, nnd .TU B
day of December. 1*36.
KI.L k WOIITH TIIUHT COMPANY. u
(Official)
V .- H. DOUtlEAS..
(S-ai)
Clerk of th* Shore corporation, named- aa defendant*
In the ahoye and foreanliiu rau»e
•t
atyled courtr
pcndlnr In the above, atyled Court,
B y A. >1. WRKK&Deputy Clerk. hcliiic n proceedlB|f to e*tutill«li end
(inlet tile title to till) following dcW lt-so.v. MOL'fJKILOI.DKR &
ecrlbed land* lu Beminole County,
V
iinYf.R,
. .
;
FloHda. to-w lt:—
ffrtll. i'or« for Complainant.
Trect I , .
.............. . 3, 10. 17, 34. 31.
The eoutti twenty (SO) chnln* of
l.ot four (4) and oil of Boll Flvo
ik riir: c in c u iT 'c o f lt T o f t u b (S) of Mention t: Lot Two (2) or un*
n k ik n t h
jih m CIAI. r i r t n i T mirvoyed part of Hertton Id; I-qt*
OF T I I B STATF. O F Pf.OIIIIIA,
in a m i bom MBMiNom; t o r s - One. (1 ). Two (3 ). Tlireq (3)
Iw
flBATMANTH U N D E R T U B -MAID
KDW. II. M KJp’ n K K Y B . E R A , <1.
HUMl’JtltKYH nnd *J. U. IIUITF H R B YJ*.
II B i t
lHJHBAND;
B D tT I f U. HUMRHHKYH AND
HENRY
HtV EETAtU’L E .
AND
B A C H .U F TH E M DKCKAHKD Oft
O THBRW IftK;', AND A l.L O T H E R
1’AltTlKH WHD.SH NAMKH , f I l K
UNKNOWN
I N T E R BMTKD
IN
T IIB
BAND AND
P R E M ISE S
I H E R E I N A F T E R D K S C R I I lE D :
It appeurliiK by th e sworn Illlt o f
A species of rat found, fn New jI Complaint
herein ttm t you may l>«
Guinea daogl.es its tail in the sea iI Interested In that derdtlii lot. plec«
parrel of land aitu ato ID flortilas bait for fish.
i and
nolc County. F lorida, r.nd described
a* follow*, to -w lt:
in .. t u b .c w o w t cotm r or
Lot Fourteen (14) of Block
T t . I> CIIANCKIIV.
s k m i x o m : C O tlV rr.
FLU IIID A
Five ( t) of T irr Two (3) uf
O IIU K a O F I'tlll.IC'A TlO N
— IN CIIANCKIIV.
RANFOHD. FJiORlDA. accord.
tVil.l.lAM L. W O O D R U F F ,
Oil OKU F a i l FV K LIC A TIO N
lni( to B. It. Tntfford*a map
i ->.inplalnant,
'
thereof, of record In the Public
(*.
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• /.
SIDNBT HARRISON, ,.
Record*
of
Seminole
County,'
OfAiti.BS Hcirur.'rzE, et «i,
Com plainant,
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k m v . c.. iim t n m E T f l.
eda.
n
Florida, In Map Book 1, J’nifra
6(-<4.
I T IH T I I B R B F O K O B O R D B U B D
m iM PH R EYB nnd J . D. HUM
PHltKYH. her husband, EDITH H. th a t you and each of you he nnd
you
nre hereby rco ulrcd to appear
HUMPHREYS
and
HENRY
i 'cfendapts.^ i
.
b h f
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4.'*ȣrt8*SnS
Judicial Cli
SSTSSUk
WIMCW. IIOUBHO:
u II
LK,
Solicitor* for Com,
.
T i l l STATU O F F L O R ID A , tin
THU B A K H J E S S U P K B R T I L -
I25f: 11 COMPANT, a corporation and
T in :
I M X m V it f lT j f T R U S T
COM-
■ iR M B S in S M H M I llS B I I S I I S I B S H S B k lS lI S I B S U B B B D I f llir S lia a waaaiiaatiggiiHiijigM M ligHaHa
ro hands arc a most valuable asset in baseball. Such being the
8'
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^
, Wendell Vance of Los Angeles,-Calif., a nephew of the great
ty, should.be a big success. Here he its living up to his reputa*
. holding seven bnlls in one hand nnd six Irr the other, 13 in nil,
ing also that, unlike most ball players, he Isn’t -superstitious. The
igBtcr (he’s only 15) is a member of tho Santa Ana high kchool'
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4 Plunge To Death
sident Of
In Plane Collision £
Stock Is
—
^ Louis, .Dec. 2 3 ;- ^ P ) - R e ,
tljess of (ho dlBpositlon of 1,(07
t t l qf Cnrdlnnl stock owned by
jvrti Hornsby, now the properj f tho New York Giants, Sam
ridon/ president o f the club, torevlewed his position as majojlUiekholdsr and declared that
ntended to remnin so;
earning pf thp announcement
Samuel. Bender, an attorney,
i lie Intended to confer with
dub prosident. on n reported
r qf seven business men to tukc
r this'major share of the stock,
adon forestalled the move by
a rin g 'th a t his stock was not
able.
cudcr.Jtaid .that , the deal was
posed solely ns n business prop[on. hut there were reports in
>r circles that the plan was
:c(ve<l Originally in a desire to
in Hornsby.
IMfc'dx_________________' •
RANTOUL, III., Dec. 2 4 .-(/ P )Sorrow swept nsldo tho spirit of
the ChristmnR season today at
Chanutc Field, where faur-nrnty offlcers plunged to death In a headon crash of their plnnes .
The two ships, roaring through
n fog that hung over the field,
locked together at dusk yesterdny
nmi dropped 400 feet to theground.
Two of tho victims were flying on
tho eve of departure homeward
for holiday visits
Captain Harold G. Foster, of
Chicago, was found still alive in
the twisted cockpit. He died be
fore reaching u hospital.
First Lieutendents Henry \V.
Kundel of Columbin, Mo., and Al
bert J. Clnyton, of Philadelphia nnd
Second Lieutondentt Ralph W.
Law ter, of Huntington, W. Vo.
were killed instantly.
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M cL a n d er A rca d e
To AO Oup Friends
W ishes Y ou A l l
Wo desire to express our sincere appreciation of the
patronage accorded us during- the year and delightful
response to the opening of our New Store
Christmas o f U n rivaled
H appiness a n d J o y .
Kanner’s Dept. Store
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the; d ty dwellers gather at spoiltied points to begin their tramps
that usually cover twelve to fif
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Boxed lingerie* sets and collar*
and-cuff seta *ro bolng offered to
solve the .Christmas gift, problem
for mother *th is' season, ju st as
the historic, boxed necktie-and-flox
gift has calmed the lnst-minuta
worry over what to get for Dad.
ioLEuia On lts Wintei* Coat
$g fo $
TONIGHT
CHRISTMAS DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Wealthy hotel dweller* aro the'
least desirablo o f the taxicab users,
a -scornful driver reflected o n ‘ a
rainy night. I t was 8:45. “There'll
be. a thousand culls for tajda inthe nefct half-hour from j peoplo
who live in,'hotels," ho remarked
to a fare whom ho had picked |up
at a curb. “But they'll only want
to ride 20 or 25 cents worth.” i •
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Sales of .audaciously illustrated
French magazines have tremen
dously increased this fall, accord.Ing- to one news dealer near the
public library. Bcveral new, but
temporary news starida whoto malt)
appeal to the passing thousands it
this typo oj^ publication, havo
sprung up on Forty-Second Street
between Fifth und Sixth Avenues.
All - that goes dressily to tho
theater by no means goes dressily
to; tho night club datcr. An elito
fruit ptore on Fifth Avenuo 4n
the Fifties hnR a select cloven to
one clientele, pausing in ermine
Bummer garment of green iawns and trees in .which the United
and top -hat for the innocuous
. .Sffi&l.'.caPl&V is usually pictured. This beautiful photogrnps was made just aftfruit, punch. And on Madison
Y?
••’. \ )veVi| y cr Washington..had its. first heavy snowfall.
Ayenue u delicatessen store could
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at random^ ‘Scandinavian t oung feet arc trampled by thore (KT«i»t- night
i("ou\ as returning play g^grs talk
over n wintry hot jemnnado.
Women’s Hpme,"- “Gorman- Home, ent individuals who hump their
fo r Recreation of Women and Chil- way to sent*. It has n stnff chi
areri,” "French Hospital,” “Free ropodist.
Kindergarten .Association for Col
O N E - P A Y SERVICE
ored Children,” “Sisterhood of the
Natives of other rountric.- who
Spanirh and Portuguese Syna- wish to satisfy their native gasgogue,” Jan Hus Bohcmion Neigh- tronomic tartos havo difficulty in
SANFORD
motif in advertising ap- borhood House," Harlem Hebrew secluding their haunts from the
I on New York Xtreeta as the Institute,” “B’nnl Jcshurum Sis- hordes of curiosity seeker* Mnny
icy breath of King Winter terhood,” "Italian-American Gym- an unlighted and closely locked
L a UWDR x
t over tho land.” Entorpris- nnstic Asociation,” ‘Neustudter hrown-stono front harbors, not s
ixi-drivera pasted on th6ir Foundation Home.
den of iniquity, but a rendesvous
819 W. 3rd S*
i hl cl ds placards rending
-------restaurant for foreign student.-,
ted." They make an inconPumpkin seeds are about the seeking to elude the crowds
pitture us they sit shivering last commodity exjiected to bo | The hiking season is on
K.n
side the sign.
Phone 475
I founil for nuie in the theatrical i thusiastir [>edcjitrinns have a wide
dirtrirt around Time* si|unre, hut [variety of Saturday --r Surnlav
|s»- Yorkers as a rule, due to n restaurant displays a curd n-l ; tours each week to stretch their
lyrcBtcr distances to be cov-* vertlslng them. Pumpkin vinrstlegs, with lenders to show them
I, do nut get to see their friends may adorn the windows of the flat >the way over the Countryside. By
|iftcn as folkr in smaller cities, dwellers this winter.
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' klipost every family hns a telo-;
--------to make Up for this defi-j Commercialized (Jrt-enwich \’t l- ] A Few
Directories havo just boon, luge still simulates a Bohemian nlo more than 1,078,000 sub- mospherc. “Friend.'- ring twice; i
Christmas
srs in tho Greater City.
enemies, three times; bandits phone
Suggestions
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] for appointments," sjiys the sign'
county fa ir nnnu- ovex tho barred entnime of on-j
-makea1 Its appaar«l>c« in New tea room there.
Stationery and
‘ »t th® Old Glory auction o f
Bghbrcd trotters. Hero one
For the benefit of those persons
Military Brushes
hat rapidly vanishing Amcr- who are constantly wondering
-thc trotting horso enthusi- whoro "business ha^ gone these
$1.00 to $26.00
Diamond horseshoe scarfpino days, a sign in a vnennt store win
|huge horsehead wntch charmr. dow in Park avenue announces:
popular with these horse "Business hns removed to Blank
Sanford Drug Co.
Market Co., 000 Third avenue.”
"T h e
dern progress has struck the
A movi®- theater has given a
ly guards’ stereotyped “Step thought to the customers whos»
|f." Tho guards are trying to
up something new. Here is
[pioneer change: “ Move on.
Ilrt your feet stick In the gluo
plntfawm.” *
We are extending this
a t this joyous season ,<
year
our many ft
and paitrons............
A. C. GINQER, Mgr.
Dances Start atf 8 P. M.
T uiu to left at sign ju st before reaching GJndervilJc
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A M errie Christmas!
RAY BROS.
PHONE 548
May this Christmas bring you every wanted Joy arid
may the New Year coming in bring an abundahee o f
Prosperity for you and yours.
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Money To Ixian
On Denirnble Husine.stt
ami Kesidental Property
PROMPT SERVICE
Sanford I^oan Co.
HILL H A R D W A R E CO,
.1 I). Al»ernathv. Mgr.
1 1 ti
First National Hank Hldg.
121 First St.
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Rexall S to r e ”
»» "fam ily-album " of .LjIOU
kV York’* charitable organishows a diversity of ranatlooRl helping hands exby the Melting Pot citjrtoIdildrcn. Some names picked
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Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packod In Holiday
Boxes, «sady for shipping. A nice gift for your friends.
All flizea, quarters, halves and whole boxes, mixed if
desired.
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V ^ th ^ t^ e 'a b o v e Y u ie tld e G re e tin g* , we ero pleaaecTfo‘fa n n o u n c*
that our 192 0 co n structio n p ro g ra m , involving th o -e x p e n d itu re of
over $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 is p ra ctica lly com pleted on fohedufe tim e .
The two super-power electric generating statlona, located on the St. Jo hn s
ftlver near Sanford and out In the Everglade® noar Fort Lauderdale, are now
under test operation. Those two power plants cost over $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 arid
will have ultlm ato generating capacity of over 3 3 5 .0 0 0 horse power.
The high voltage lines extending from S t A ugusttro beyond M iam i on the
East Coact. from Bradenton to Fort Myers on the W est Coaat a nd connected
cross country from Punto Gorda through Arcadia and Qkegchob?® to a point
north of Fort Pierce Into one huge electric power service system, la com plete
end In com m ission. -
Also Fireplace and Stove wood in any quantity
Deliveries Anywhere
DUHARTS PACKING HOUSE
Phone 386-M
__Niqth St. & Cyprc88 _
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Th# following progressive cities and communltlas In Florida a ra \
now In Florida Pow ar & Light Company’s Sunahlno Sorvleo familyi
to w '*-*
ANNA MARIA
ARCADIA
IALDWIN
IPCA RATON
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lONAVXfmJR
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nita SWINGS
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BOYNTON
BRADENTON _____ _
I1RAOENT* 'N MACH
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BUNNELL
CALLAHAN
CAMERON CITY
aiARLOTfE HARBOR
(3TV POINT
CLEVELAND
COCOA
CORAL CABLES
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Im i on e r r y
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I will make sacrifice sale on some of - the -finest-business
and warehouse property in Sanford. I offer 5 lots, .1, 2, 3,
4, 6, Block 1, sub-tier 6, 250 feet frontage-on Myrtle Ave.
117 feet deep, located on three Btreets, track facilities can
be had at back door, or cle a r across ^ack end of all five
cempnalnB"aFproxlmataly 600,000 Mopla \0 whom modam UtlUty *arytea t# gfyei*.
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Such achievement*- rr these Indicate faith and confidence. In* FloHdafa
potential agricultural, recreational and Industrial resources, and will attract
capital, Industry, buslneaa and home seekers to-tha. communlOes.
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A , t .I U ..n of Florid. • .
F L O R ID A ppw |tfl A L IG H T C O M P A N Y
«M | U to oil olhor OIUIOOO of thl. oroot oommonwooiln
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HAPPY NEW YEAR AND MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Wishing You A ll
Call the Willard Battery
Men—We recharge and re
pair all makes of batteries.
Oranges from .My Grove
shattan’R collective character
irgoing.a change, officials of
York-public1 library have
ered. Anilyalaof-wlthdrawlibniry branches revealed
[the trcn3 of reading on the
it not “doraoBtlc.” Similar
»ls of wlthdratsals in Brook[Rk-hmond and other boroughs
i the books once read in Mani are now in demand there.
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dedication of Bridge
USACOLA, FJa., Pec. 24.— i t r s , the city ot IVn.-mcula, and the’
0HOE T 0 A i6 liE 6 » «
, •ommercial organizations have an-1
i houncul thru l.tey arc ready to en-1
r aH|ioln^ ‘to* have reprticn- ! gage iit the celebration, the flat,
I for which will be aufjouheed later
p y j J y i thnt fui
I Citv And roiim <• officers art* i
rtaUjobeendecijtcU,on. nnd plans •keeping in touch with the progress
are fcljrpajy .hplnp formed^ior. this of the work on the .Mobilr bridge,
nnd have made it known to thei
rertioo t«f.J'loridir.to j^hoWi iU up- Alabama bridge builder* that theyj
ireriation for tbe completion of desire to tr.kc part in the dedica j
jtion of probnbly^iie most pretonjl iB .f ia je c t .
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j > *Ih * Mob le L.idge is an impor tious causeway completed in the
tant L’rtk. Jrf the Old Spanish Trail, jISouth in many year*.
that highway traverses Es- f About March If), indications are
rf ttibla teitijty and touches the ‘city 1work in We/t Florida will iee corn
of. i'crnaenia, every rclchratinn to I that the entire Old Spnnisli Trail
;t^Tmi»einorati> the completion of rr plated. Every county in this seeit'P of the trana-continuntul robtc jtion has entered enthusiastically
. local . -good ronda backers j into their work of finishing parts
fcedllfvtb pfrt’clpute. J
of the trail passing through their
TKt brAml of conntyfcommission- J respective territory
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z p p i w Th Th1 WORLD s o F u ll o f CHEER; | UP TH’ FELLER,
# S ( ; »T s Th *g r e a t e s t CAS FOR CHILDREN,
SJHO has KIEvjep
OoR VNHOLE. u s e s rT DOTF\ ENHANCE l HAD A CHANCE'
To a Sotrfvi -~POttY VdALK
Pa^ s a f i r e
ALARM
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P E R T E C Ib ^ ! - £
his 04th iurthdiiy anniversary to-'j
day, lint he wants to make the Oftth
the "finest of them all." by win
ing the American League pennant
net year, his 33rd consecutive sea
tnC LE. Alnsha Dec. 2 4 .--(A
sesn us a hnselmll manager, and
cream *o;d like hot caiutL,
20lh as pilot of the Athletics
Hej
Jir7fi n qtjart whllo the thcrhas
guided
the
Athletics
to
six,
i-metcr stood - nt 40 below tc-.
Americnn League pennant-*
and |
yesterday.
three
world’
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championips.
The tec crenm was received
Asked whether a IPJ* \ th l"tl
Seattle ns a Christmas
co n tract iiearing the signature <-f
'limey still is said to bo tile
E d d i” t ’oliins, deposed manager *f
h t over to bo received in the
the ( hicirffi White S*>\, vool ! I*
.rttlc circle.
Ice Cream Ls High
In Circle, Alaska
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t/ h ^ b tin le'M ack , m a lin g e r .*f the
yfailidlphin A th ltics, is celebrating
PA PER S SA Y
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CHRISTMAS IN HISTORY SAYS f/ fbf oa*JT
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HEAD OF LARGE MERCANTILE, BB AR.OOHO
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ganford Daily Herald
/ant ad. rates
'Terms: C»»b In Advance
—
phone ads, will be received
patrans and collector scot
“ lately for payment,
j. Tiro*
■*— — 10c a line
I Times ... ............. 8c a line
f| Times.... - — — 7e» a line
1 Time ralea on reqaeat.
'*Uie reduced rales are fos
k ■cutivo Insertions.
words of average length
t_noted n Jlhe.
(Tnitnum charge of 30c for
insertion.
‘I advertising & restricted to
ftt classification,
an error Is made The Sanj Herald will bo responsible
■snly one Incorrect insertion,
advertiser for subsequent
gtions. Tho office .should be
Tied immediately in case of
TO ADVERTISERS
H e r a ld
representative
lughly familiar V ith rates,
.and ciahsiflcntloifwill give
comploto Information. And
rxi wish, they will assist you
.wording your want ad. to
like it p»p>*4*ffeqtlve.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
drertisers should givo their
t or postoffice address us
_ as their phone number if
T desire results. About one
kr out of a thousand has a
phone and tlie others can’t
unicate with you unless
know your address.
All discontinuance MUST be
idt in person at The Sanford
trtld office or by letter. Telekose discontinuances ire not
did.
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Help Wanted— Female
] >6— Wnnted To Buy
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JA M E S II. ( OWAN —All kinds of i v n u i
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h,;n« 5 - M ■ 'l®«*n muk- W AN TED TO B U Y :
F lv *-ro o m
Tin and Sheet
Metal Work.
M
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e ce s-1 bungalow,
blockWater and Host Tnnit.
i t r i a l , 1 _ "K ....................
u m .« w - u nn
nungaiow,
not over not
IU over
diocr -15 uiug
Avenue and Third Street
Tele \I V * m " , " / T u m i ' " " * r,^ rti‘ U|,ttrM 'f ro m iF !!-.! nt
Address S. H,, ca p
phone I I I .
31. Lynn, Mans.
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring 1 ---------------_ _
1055 S. Palmetto Avenue.
P h o n - 1 W AN TED * Ka r m * or f a rm e r',
. ..line of. house.
J4G-J.
j son to sell staple
b“ld n<‘<essitie.n to rural trade; ex
Clothe*
1 1 0 First qte
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TUP i P t l l v m e m n v r r i i v
ANSCO C A M F R A S "
, { 0 0 M S ' with or without EMtals
Reasonable rates. iUncoln TT.t-i
Hotel
“ p" n ’ yo" fl,r," * h loh'>r : K«»M>
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l ' " ‘ its. If interested in business FOB KENT Furnished bedro..
) " ur " " " • write for puitirulur*
with wood heater and hous>
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^ d t e Kte. 2, Box 74. Plum keeping privileges. ;tot W, fith S '
AND S U P P L I E S
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dOl W. Uth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop 1
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$750.0(1 i ash, $65 00 per, will buv
a brand ne.w five room bungalow
located on paved street
in the
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heights.
This hou-e is complete
in every rvs|»ect witii oak
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H)— M o n e y t o I.iutn
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,-ent
Close in property
A I’
Connolly & Son*
floor. J J 7 — D o g s . ( "aIs. IV l.s
and numerous built in feature.*
I — Ap.irl nu'uts and F'lntn
Die Herald < l»--lfled Depart
merit will be
glad to
help
stiangers get located in rooms
nr apartments and will render
v\«-r\
to
rt*(jtifstin^ it
I Oil Rh N I
< o i I l ( i l ' C l l H i. a M X
,00 IlKW A Itl) For mfimmi
en ic.elmg to ai rest ami ivti
ion M persons wilo stole note
Tram \s rd of Call IliuiUiutv
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BULLDOG
a,ul Fl“"t -
ford Heights.
vner cun get it by dewohing
paying for notice and cxfiens.-s
I Senior. Box 719.
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WOOD
Gn.n
flower*
San
A h ID )S S T IK K
i«-l«-ry Avenue
rimin' 212 \
A ll u l u l *^l lie t •<>11 f •*1 F.velJ
A cv eto io n en
( K 'C U S lo ll
RES'
YES!
Tu bas?
Yes
ices ? Ci.oape.*t m Sunford’
ford Auto Tire Co. 206 V* West
t Street.
-Service Statlona — Kt*
•eirln c.
hloral
Designs u Specialty
’’S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ’’
Flowers for nil occasions
M el.A N D E R ARCADE
Phone 781
P. W. R A D F O R D
lusincss Hcrvlces offered
tfard Stove & Furniture Co
121 K. F ir s t S tree t
Wf carvy n full line.
Hike.- aro right.
Cash or
P*- XVe. want your business.
leu. Coac': It Co., general
work, sidewalkH, buildck.«, irrigation Ihjxcs . J . It.
pfcr, I rop.
— Sodri — Hut Sanilwlcbe*
TORD DRUG COMPANY
“The Rcxnli Store”
1* « specially of our prompt
[ " f prescriptions a n d - quick
dulivery.
'
New fuini.be.| apart
' a .
.1 R VIDI I It
( hwop.xi.at
(Font S|w*Mallat)
Lloyds Shoe Store.
Phone 102 for appointment.
r.l t.F.N E I I KM x <KN1 XX v x 1 ^
no kinks, one price, personal at
•ention. Bluebird Beautv Shoppe
Phone 34|i J
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—
S. J. NIX
Attorney nnd Counsellor nt U*w
210 East F ir s t Street.
C IR C U U N K P E R M A N E N T XVnv
ing (Junrnntoed not to burn
Madam Harriet, over Mobley's
Drug store.
T|IE N E X T T I M E you are sicK
try Chiropractic. You soon will
grt well and will keep smiling.
Phone 1H2-J for appointm ent Dr
XV. E. MncDougall, 1st Nat. Bank
Bldg
W ATCHM AKING ,
ENGRAVING
nnd jewelry repairing. Don Smith,
202 E. 1st St.
m o m -,
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S h Mi ,
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t \x
Svtoi'H
.on, fm m-h.-.l
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pin >■ f", 1 are.
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90— Automobile For Sale
, N C FOR HF.lt
IHE WILL
IN SU R A N C E B R O K E R S
KE N T V I U , ANl/ING WORKS.
1 our Gortlon Pjjw* ■ ,
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T T V ; HOOD ANI) (,OODY KAR T IR E S . I f o r HER—Gifts o f distinction for mas. Jo e ’s Smoko House, I 0 T !
a r m s and Land f o r Sale !
U. H. L Batteries.
the Imudolr. Union Pharmacy.
1st S t.
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Distributor* Chnndler
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Commercial Avenue
MAR VANIA
______________________ _____________ C A N D IE S. S l l E A F F E R ' S
j N O V E L T Y SMOKING * ’
H3
, V
,hfe - -V ^ X u u ity
“ t| K R Y T 0 hnp|linr„
studebaker
'* " m g you this fine property.
.
.
,,
xume
M,«Ks S c g g a n s
Realty
.K
^ t h r u t n . . . . ban Joan ( .. r a g e p,PMC
I ' 'itc i35
Masonic Temple ' '
Meiach
• .1 • bed
II a i 1
\
Next to YowcJl’a.
THIS CHRISTMAS (Jive Her n
NASH
Singer Electric. t'n*h or terms, j
FOR THE PAMf
>t $6 51)11 Favoiahle terms Ix-nds the world ,n moim car raluo. Singer Sewing Marhinc Co C W
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SMITH
MOTORS
t
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"heeler Jones, Xaides Hotel
- J i : “ ; .... » * " « * '•
! A NEW I.IVING n o o i
\ Cl R.\CT1VE F I V E room house
i d garage, valuable lot. * hup
_______________________
will bring Joy fo r alL .l
DAINTY LINGERI E, a pair o f
thruout tho ye*T. R u ucU ,1
liose or
handkerchiefs would , " ' turo ^ 0-»
l i n t s> S I i IK S A I . K
make her a lovely gift. The Yow- i M i l ! i < it •>!•( H***I1
>' l*uM^nlnxs north «»f K u ^ h u y
.11 Company.
lOET YOUR CHRISTMAS *
• liirt «>n r.iinkctlu A x p i u h l
I nk *
I - E D i \l! IIAID. XI NS
and holiday '(itcoraiior
'••Is,
i» M hr l'«MlK'ht .it I«"*h t hull
ENGRAVED c a l l i n g c a r d s — Union Pharmacy, “ L & 2
l|i|*-s«*rn tjj»v \a1,.i«*
Jh.lMMi
(,n
Stationery nnd Fountain Pens.
1 1* i nis «•( J.ioo »ii.sh inn) |
nionin
1
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1
heviolet
touring
\*w
Seminole
Book Shop, McLander
ALWAYS FOB GI
. m* holi ng»» int «*iI’^t
•
Ihit** flf»l>h. prui tit nlK m*
tin*- Arciiifi'
Sco Parisienno Gift Sho*».l
Mtilnr »'x pi hauli'tl
1 «>**U" ami
_____________ ____
.
dcr Arcade.
• r**0m stvii * I* tninyal'*xv i*>rut«aii
tun.
Iik.
new
K
ELV
IN
A
TO
R
Electric
R
efrig
er
! at th* lo ififr *'f I'nlviit'Uo aval i
ation thu Ideal Gift for Her.
• / -* iujM
1 Katie
I ji r
I >\ l ii wr r*m in, ilia
•-'-VY g
helsinutor I'lntt * » , 3!) Mclotnr••••n K .t't*’’i tvvn h»*»i imdiii ?
SMITH BROS, i
1'*25 h . " ■I t ml",
d.i,
i ,. .. I del Xrrnde
tutf t. xa i f K - h< *s\ t i la r kf** j" -r •
. to* 4
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Ilk
tir w
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Homo Fumlahor«kt
•t • w♦ i] Ini ilt j»ri«f a Iin* •■*■1 rif a
I al ter
*100 S \ Y •MKIUIY C H R IST M A S” to
JlK.tMlO nil t. nijH !' fjo h
an*!
i Buy Now —
Her with n pnir of new ohoer
rn*»uth! \
.'a. .c *1) k-g’1.
from Woodruff and Watson’*, 208
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1 ’ oil tin. k
wi'h slake F |«| St
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' l . ' i . b I. iiig ib.w on Park Avc l
*200 __
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M E N ’S, IN D IES’ AND
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Cart G fun '-lied tw
h..,|
G l \ i HER A NICE NEW D R E SS
run's bedroom ■Upper*.
•'•ni-. In ii,g loom, small dining 1
AND HAT FOR C H R ISTM A S $3.00 a par. Lloyd’* Sboq
'... re, kit. In n. batii with shower, j |'i2,, l ord loupe
Good urea j R A F F E I D'S
L A D I E S ’ SHOP, loa E. 1st.
^ . \-V
'J
double guri.g. large sard $8,000 |M M,|,.Ill|,l| eomlllio,
*250 i .SANFORD AVENUE.
'I'lin . of IfiiM) i nsti ami tho ha I 1
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*• e i , . \able like rent
LET US H E L P Y O P rhnoaa th*} TEACH YOUR
account. A ’
savi
- e w ,« ; othri . a , . 11
wjf, f,„ hlm
\vtt have it rif n savings
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l(l’(IRATiON
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OKPORATION
ll..ml.l
Ilotlaine
Herald Ruildlng
,!LZ. ” , l" H""
Phone 713
I •! . ,
ie 11«I
XV•
M '1
" it t * li
|'|. «« $ .
•’It* h
f*>r nil t n.’ li,
in our -tisk
Woodruff and Wat- ma* Saving* Club”
out wi^Ji -thi* -Bank
^•*11. lit>M Kn*t li»l St.
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KUK T i l K KIDDIK S
^ ^ y i j . , 1 . . /_ f • i\ 11 i
SF. MINGLE II H D S t i V E S S E X
INC.
$03 Oak A**.
Phone 41
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II E E R E K SH E K B K DOLLS, Twisturn Toys, Balls
nnd BooklS,’mlm)lt’
Sb»y, 28 M clandrr Arcade.
........
TO YS of every description that
, will delight the children's lienrti.
J
IIUFA - MAKM o n :
1 " " ,n P harm acy.
Sanford Automobile t n
FOR HIM
2<l6 Mngnolla Are
I'h.-ne 1.77
||HM11i ••l»r hI \
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Owner
fm $ i i»,6ihi, pi. term.- a,h«t f
t
Automobiles for s « i P
\s\
,
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DODGE
Pleasure ears and Grid.ani Trucks
VI,,, ............
D,
i'bone 3
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90— Automobile* for Sale
v•"i11••* ••11.i V\ e>t | ; • i - 11 eiV r 1* r. bve .1
R. Ellis for Phom • 2<i7
hrmtinn.* oiangcs Fancy oranges
* I Slfit roah un<l S 1.r» monthly will buy
■•till) per Imx. Plmne 501 J te Je ry 75— HuRlnesN PlaceH for llenl |,.„rilpr lltl
nnehunt.
Price1
j e w e i t "an d C age
Avenue
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j $ 1250.
R I V E ’S G ARAGE* ‘
ATTIt AC'lfVE room* to rent for
Sanford |)eii|er
*1 . ,v* or office* at I’xrk Ave $2 ' rn-l, and $t « monthly will hnv “ug \y
*At
i ’hone 61
"tH- Ho us e ho l d ........ ..
and 1 ommerrial Ftreet
XV M , Im-i*ii tif ii 1 hit .m Eren. h \vrnue ------- —
~ |Young tiwner, 206 Park X ■<• “I I I•r !• i- $1350
SA N FO R D n t ’ICK CO.
ID* I
- 11R ' V I I
1III! gas ,,il:
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 3*17
, pi v t
at' llcrald
1 .tup I Avenue |.’t let wren '"I
Y O U R *B m T ^ « %
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ford to uicasunv, Wa
complete lino of woolan ;
dine. Qunlity, Service and F it |
nntced.
W O LF THE TAILOR
•ll Snnfutd Avenue.
!| ! «
Hf
CH IUSTM ASa
here
A complete line P I It*It
W
Hira iau
alrv* IUdlc*
b i II mi
HH
i I I_f B r t f ■
gage,
jewelry,
and
wearing apparel. Give your -
------ — n wrist watch'. Your ' 1
W. 0. Russell Supply
316 K. 2nd St.
.>•* .
is good.
l or stealing
to buy a danee
Practically all the scftooj*
.lies* u girl in Nottingham. E n g - ; Denmark are In liCMlon
land, recently vva* sentenced to Gif every year. „ l b c i
«•• to bed every night at Dl o'clock per pupil on ocefluht’
f. , three yea is.
iti.dO days per year. T'v'-^ai
ot,
in,| Kith Street
Pro-,. $2,«H*o on
.
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---------- f g g g
7 7 — ll.uiNt-s for H e m
tri in- of S .11 i II-ll and $2n monthly
»
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An acre of good fishing
.
| 1 V n,y r
at sea yields more food In
FOR |;l Ni .i loom b'li.g.ii"W m,
Mi l l Fit o P H IL L IP S , INC.
O
a
k
A
v
e
n
u
e
Ini
$
I
750
on term* of
" ,,,d0 fr,,m “
„of than nn acre of the Wat Ut
I’aln..'••• Avoiiuu i.«r'.ci
"t
|NF: XX |t< >1’ LEX A HD now "pen ’n
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l»roe«a« used by the
, vc
, year. .
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$23 .ash .uni $15 monthly.
ig Street. Two
ntu
S|»e-1 Spurting
I wo bed room*
r*>oin
i
Xdani
Grove, Sol rent
U SE D ( Alt LOT
Department of Agriculture.
••
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.it
|mall) -weet grapefruit , o r a n g e s ' dining room, living room anil ki
Bamboo Is tha U te$t_
nnd tangerines for sale. X'lsilor* chcn, hath room, gnrage, improve j Myrtle Avenue lot just off 131.1
1 l„ -me brickyard In the north- for poking paper. R aw
ment*
$15 monthly.
Photic 71 1 Street.
Price $1950 on terms " f | PA L M ET TO AND 3RD ST.
welcome,
east „f England, 5,000.000 brick* regarded as a a-ecd In I
for appointment.
|$25 cash nnd $15 monthly.
|
can he produced In twcl\c minutes.. bctomp nn Important coVni
NEW
B O U L EV A R D Now open . _ ________ _ - - ----------------- Northwest corner Film and High-j
to Adam* Grove, Sorrento. S p e c F O R RENT Furnished
cottage j land
F or quirk sale $1900. $200 Chevrolet Touring ............. ^..$126.00
—
-product.
ially sweet grupofrruit,
oran ge* 1' pn s ,|ver |.a k,. $35.00 per moit'li cash, balance easy.
Export*
from
Canada
in
the
12
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. T
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I 1 2 Ton Graham Truck
$KOO.OO
a*. m i _____
and tangerine* for sale. V isitors Sc,. John D. Jinkins
months ending Sept. 30, 1026,
In . Thibet it l« tW
at i o n * : ,
--------to
$1,306,007,411, as natives when meeting friend^1 '
welcome.
house
1 And we have many other goo*! 1926 Ford Touring -----------$350.00 amounted
I lots thnt run lie bought fnr ju*t 11)26 F’ord Touring
.$250.00 compared with $1,168,290,730 for stick out their tongues
the preceding 12 months.
of resjioct.
. .
F R E E T R A N SP O R T A T IO N — T o . p o u REN T— 6 room stucco hun- n ft-w dolhit* down.
11/26 Essex Conch
$500.00
Minim and hack
Sedan leaving I Knj,lW l„catcil at the corner of
d EA.N'-BEID! CORPORATION
1921 Dodgu Touring
$ 96.00
Sanford for Miami on Friday af |Pn)ril,-tto Avenue Hlid Kntio Street
Herald Building
Lmgc living room, dining room,
Phono 7111
kite Fieri complete
with electric j
range and water heater, built in ——
cabinet*, two bed rooms, bath with 8 9 — W a t l l t d
IW a l
1
shower, large
front
nnd
revir
A Junior ju ix band act is the
R E A L E S T A T E W AN TED
port he*. Owner will rent for $'*•'>
favorite novelty In the Christmas
monthly, or will sell on exception Will buy or trade for your equity toy displays nt tho I’arla stores,
in any lots in any subdivision In
ally easy terms at a close price.
raising- nn appalling prospect fo r
South Florida. In answering this
F o r further information sen 3
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advertisement tell mo how much fond parents.
Mitchell a t Tho Herald office,
! ’J 1 - M i-ro lh in co tiH .
.
A subscription to The San
Herald will prove an exce
gift to some friend or relati
It will not only be a daily renr
er as a gift from you, but a ]
W. F i r s t St.
. 0\.X>
IM eUMPtVI, \
^
appreciated gift for any J
o f the fam ily,'" Fir*t r
Bank.
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V«UK
I.F..ATHER GOODS
Fountain
Pen.
Seminole Book Shop, Mr.
|i ,_.i
, re ■>,ln
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; U n , , '’r Ar,," le
j
A C OM PLETE A SS O R T M E N T of
Silk Lilinging Robes and paja(inn* of all colors, nicely boxed for
Christ mu*. The Yowoll Co.
HINGTON TUBBS II
iV
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Sh4vln*
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nHjgKp, l e a t h e r CooHs nnA^
FUlk , %
, _____________________
U S E D CAR EXCHAN GE
S E E OUR A SS O R T M E N T O F FANCY P A JA M A S, 8M O l
_____CORNER PA RK AND SECOND
Christinas cards, novelty glass- , Jack ets, Lounging
n K N E K II O C S E
in
6
Q. W. W A N S1.EY. Manager
, ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him this CnristnulC f l
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--------------------------------------------------silk
rooms, S.IOO down. Jit) monthly.,
-----’ ' . . underwear, pocke.t ,hooks a. n J.- D * r k l n s Co,
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rUi lIlK
l Vl Ub ll.r.R
ni
other
distinctive
trice Ji.iOO.
Bart. v
Nason. v
\ aide*
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*g ifts , for M I - l J « d yi. ------------------ Tii’r l
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.... Mi-Lady a Shoppe, 110 Magnolia 1
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1‘‘ ‘ ' l llll*kr Phone H5J.
( HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO A v t , n u p
F0R HIM—Attractive w alW *
Sanford Avc. nt 10th S t I’hone 602
the latest design.
By Crane
ru . -feu .
„nd mmpacU 5 2 ’ will
nnu com pact* m at will
her.
Laney’s Drug Store.
Bldg
J\ .
< lo-e
I II 1(1.1- ID d 1xi turnishi'd .iiuiti 1 ,S5— l.ol.s F o r S a l e
incut and hat ti M? - \ h F<»w
*
|(|7 \\ u|
, (y y y < y
C. r in - to <i
7 . *. *’
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n"mn*£itzz™r-
..el
I'll I.’ F F ID ' " ' I
’
I LDKIDGK
r o u n i . Heal ____ _______________
^ ‘ * ‘e and vegetables.
V.ldex L |NCOL n _ f O Rl) _ K 0 R D S 0 N
' ' “tel
” '-l Building
Edward Higgins. Inc.
i
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
V11* « 1 ii*- \\ lai k *‘ j l x i
\'-* h«*<l HiuiiM,
?»•»•*! ,
H X i R o o m I nl >,i in - ned
.part
, l '-' t «»•
and
w„t.meni all .oi.veufen.es
PriMur '.eater complet.lv furnished ren.lv
ri i" 111 lily
•. * , t- , ,
DR
^ COWAN CO., Autc.
E L G IN , W ALTHAM , Hamilton, II
"L f nnd khret- metal wprks
linois Watches. Diamonds ntu!
»nd ornamental ahect metal
wedding
rings. P. E. Ahearn, til'
Tr». riO-Wi 2Q7 French
x
A— Real Estate Directory I
| will —
••ii
and " , r ca-v
UOOD FOR S A L E fur fireplare TWO ROOMS.
Kit. h e m t ic
mid -tove
Leave orders at 1511
hath,
attra, lively
furri, «hcd,
Dl \N
XN
! Mellon) ille Ave
F' H Dy-on.
i moderate rent
Young, owner, 2 0 0 1
N Park Ave
!
I A S 1 R IE S , P I E S -aladi We take
4|m'< i.ti
««rtlf* •
f *•r
|*ht ipa
0
Delu al. - u D l U I
Expert Hair Bobbers in R U G S — Snampoood, right in your
home, cnlers restered, nap ruis
Lubes nnd Children’s De
ed. made to look like new. H.ghcst
nartment.
.approval- or no charge
B Kiese,
LTDN’S flA H B E R SHOP
‘ rug es|mrt. with lainev Dry Clear
Jcrs, Phone 165.
1
Magnolia A\r
l\
DRl/G S T O R E
l ’re
iti'ii.s, Drug'., Soda. XYo «re
*r ) .u ns your phone.
Call 103
FOR S XI K
\\ 1)0 D
WOOD
S lm e . Ilenlrr, nnd Fireplace
t|l It h SK ItY K F. I R A N S t K U
FID IN K IHS
.'.7 — (I imkI Things to Rut
2 7 — I ’ ro fcsK io ru tl S e r \ i r i “-
m o d k l TRIM CO.
trim tho cur, not the o w n e r”
bulio B l 7 lor e-'limatei.
Diy Pirn*, Stove nod fire
I'HONE Mi*
. ut
< ''
tn;h<1Vt
.«i»«l over, P>
f
I >11VIC*5 I’li a-a
* Poultry Fa
FuiI Ml nntl II.t* h
^.(>*. \popkli k l.i.
»liitu and hvei young
(Inter h.id dog, name latl. |
fer please ill phone 2 '“ I >T , Ji>— F lorl.sld.
in touch with F. IL Adams
j
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J l . X I . I 352 for flesh
_____
HI— Puultry and Supplied
Heller see us right nway.
- L a s t and F ou nd.
HO—
'recoil! o( your employment III bust I 71— \\ hett' lo hilt
ness during the past five years
Xppoininent will la* inudr for you FAT A'l Sanitary Cafe. Good '■
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to meet out representative in Fl»r
things to eat at all times. 4ti
s .'l— K n r m s an d L a n d F o r S a l e 90
ida rluruig the fu-t weejt in Innii ,
],(
»r\
:
7N— Offices and Desk Room
you have paid, the balance due,
------------------ . ---------------------------------- j the lot numbers, and the location
O F F IC E F O R K E N T — la Meisch 'o f property, also give your presBldg . . . Apply
A. P Connetly A 'c .n t n n d home address. Write Box
App.,
.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
'
B W -B C«H Sanford Herald.
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'^ n e c t in .
moms suitable for three
th ree
.
i .
C L A R E N C E SM IT H
I ------------------------------- -----------------four young men
<; nriS ,ef 1C;; .
' > A LEHMAN wunted for territory Kates very reasonable. 321 Mai:
General Contractor
| m viclnit) of Seminole Count) nolia Avo.
600 West F ir s t Street
I
Salesman should lie, between ages
a t Phoi>- 441
______________Ul l,n,l <>0 and must have cui in (j*>— R o o m s f o r H o iirS ek ccp In g
W IGHT I 'll R IS E N B E R K Y P R IN T j "
,l to w" r,, !,' rrlt“ r>
Ptufer | __________ ____________ _________
S H O P — Printimr
Ruvravim|,
,
u
r
wl'*
*M
'
K'ven
to
man
who
ha* TWO Iwdroom- n ho two room
i inn in g, r.ngraving,
Embossing
Sen us 't
firsi'
We
successful «s salesman or m
*’ ,housekeeping'
" • “ hath heatei
roon
,
”
rsi
» e no ''feeji
.
heht
t. Phone 117-W
R R Avenue
own business Phis is good po
"*>nl
I K' uatn, ne«u
,i. . none i i i w. k it. avtnue ijsition
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tion. Ita Richest Garden Land
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T
le d P r e s s F ull L e a s e d -W ire
SANFORD, FLORIDA. M
New Jap Emperor I
RAY, PECKMBER 27, 1926
E ig h t P a g e s T o d a y
giiis Collided Killing Eighteen People
it ■
N g m >1
J l- I L I
f ffi.
IW c a stn Of Opfllmiam Tem
p t e d With N otes Of Consorvatism Sounded By n ig
Leade»*H.0f M g Businesses
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No Storltis Threaten
v4• * .'Outlook^
Is Claim
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Is D
Diminitthcd
im in is h e d
fn d lv id u n is M ay fie B lam ed
D e c la re s J u d g e E . II. G a ry
Business
b u s in e s s
Romancp .Of Aubum-llalred
*Bcuuty And Former Crown
V Pric® Of Rumania Ended.
Friends Of Carol Assert
I i' NEW YORK,* Dec. 27.—UP)—
B«*i^bn**fri lho banking and indufttrial world point a fair weather
court? for the good ship business
ii» 11^7. Forecasts of optimism,
tempered with note* of ronservation, were available today in state
[lent and baru heuded/ntorb1V
ments on tho outlook fdr next
tan « million ntournera .lined }}
year's business from henda of rail
ic fbtirmjle route fronl Hnr- ]
roads', bunk, and industrial corukii siation'tb'OttilliHpertal 11
iHrrat.lonkL The navigable sea* of
j comrhcrc^ aim not threatened by'
1 a rm•r I the■ body % l the ‘s
w
,<lire utor ruj, us fur ns can l>« »e.»n. I
te Emberor Yoshihitojtvfti
ilu pro^mjhUcolora »ay. High pin- I
turned to .. Tokyo tonight
nark-a Of production folluwt
tho royal vilja at IlnyJames Simpson, president o f ;
Rivers
And
Harbors
Commit
p a , w h e r e h e d ied C h r i s t m a s
Mnrahull Field and Company: *
tee
Of
Congress
To
Make
A
W . -'
'
•
Tour Of Coast And May He "In my opinion business will con
| tram the railroad ntatlon to the
|pslace the streets were sprinkled
Guests' H e r e to fo r e Return tinue during the m at months sub
atiintially on the J*vel of 102ft.
jtitli white sand nr. o corvmdny of
ItiiHincKs und government Imve
!»srincotIoh., i On7 either aide the
been
conservatively, ult hough pro
f i f .waa fringed With-soldiers and
gressively administered during the
T rotter, secretary <»f the Sanford past yenr r.nd fundamentally condi
'Cham ber of Commerce, arc to leave tion* me lett in good linlllliee. on
thin afternoon for Jacksonville, to goring well for the period mi modi
meet the nienilxr* of the river* ntely ahead. MerrhuniJimng activ
and harbors cQinmittee of toilgress ity generally has been successful.
Tuesday morning nnd extend t-> The ret nil salty of Marshall Field
them un invitation to place. San and Cumpany huve hem the Inrg
ford ami the St. John* rover on eat in our history."
their itihernry for their Florida
Elbert II Cary, rhuirmnn of the
virit, which begins with (heir a r U nited S t a t e s Steel corporntm n:
rival In Jacksonville tomorrow
morning.
i Tho committee, composed of It
members of congress, Is to make
n flying trip down tho cast coui-t tion* or tbu lack of consideration * ’>>>
and then Up through the central
Emperor HlrohUo and his con- p a rt’ of the sta te * to U keland, and fair treatm ent by the national '‘jU
ml ministration.
!lJr'
Itt arrived during the afternoon
"The srnsationnl possiliilities f o r 1" ’^
bd were received into tlie.city by
BVemmeht officials with extremesucccAa'in i business have been h o t-f ‘
te f jh a n bofore,*? h« added- nlR«cl'.v‘ ,
f t i a a i -ctremooles. Tboir-powr
ig v.a<i ur.arrtehhtrious nml \ v:ih
opportunities he listed as rich ro-j *'
iarka^Mf;ilWBre.T ^ c v | .. - ^
sources,'fitclutffhg raHh balances f h j f .
banks; yearly Improvement of ’f (
As tha; body was bohie from tho
hanking facilities since the cron- , .
Qi a t Hiyanm , IK mounting guns
tion of tho Federal enerve board;
nniled fro m ‘a battleship which
little disagreement or dissatisfacanchorage nwrt-by . nnd
(her ships of w ar fired, farewell
tinn
in industrial and lumber eir- i wen
ru '
,
idules h u f the special t'riiln proC'h*,
I the
jkotjd toward Tokyo.
.
Alfred P. Kloan, Jr., president 1
The • route from Hnyumn to
of the General Motors corporation, |
fekyo yjns lined with not only
snyr. it now seem* reasonable !•<
mops but by thousands of hi*
ex|x*ct thut the IW27 production of
j^jesty's- subjects.
,
•
automobile* will equal if it doesn't
The new rulers met the casket
exceed the previous four-year f | |
ii the palmcp ontrniice and conveyaverage. Ho predicts thnt 1927
I It' to .Shlnhon hell. Prayer
will bo n good and satisfactory rp f
■nttid tho end', of the day’s erryenr for the ndtomoblle Industry.
%W\
Patrick E. Crowley, president of
Hundreds of cabled condolences
the New York Central lines, says
ipm other sovercigne and from
that indications ore that 1927 will
lipanogc ubroid havo ‘been rcbo a year th a t might be termod Iii(|iii’st Will Be Held Soon
One was from president
B y Jacksonville Officers
generally satisfactory so fa r ns
wi Mrs. Coolldgo addressed to tho
the railroads are concerned in that
I n t o Christmas Killings
M sger ompress and to tho new
the prospects for the volume of
■peror Owl empress nml was
traffic do not, nt this lime, present
peng the firet to bo received.
any unusual outlook.
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- Paris, Dec. S7.~(A}— Madga LuP<-acu, aubum-h&Iml beauty for
>hom l’rinro Carpi of Russia re
flounced hln right of succession to
Jto throne, has apparently passed
JUt of his life. '
Those, credited with knowing hi*
sffalm say tho ra p in e s WhjtnOfH
Ran with thd flight of thn iinhtkt
frant Rumania a your ngta ,|ia s
"'“led. Tlie former crown prince--.tow plain Carol Cant im an-r, has
left Ids Neuilly'iVlUs -stad t* b *
lievccl to b* m)mow lift re. on the Rivlern, leaving' hl« .charm ing componloit behind. .
Carol' departure gave rise fid
thu report that he was on his way
back to Rumania, but thia Is not
Riven credence in view of' K lty
.M.nlltinml's recovery, tho return of blocks Irium
Queen Marie from her American driven fredr
(rip and the reiterated declaration
most slTi
in Bucharest that Carol’a unlnvltej
.cappcnranco there would only
•mise complication*,
- It was just a year nj
t o n ly -T h re e P e rso n s SeKT .lu»t
(
f’arol and Mme
. ___
T o lla s p lta ls A h Result Of Jnughley of u Jewish merchant of
D rin k in g C h r is tm a s .Spirit* laary, left Rumania and appeared
T h a t A re Im p ro p e rly Made it a hotel In Milan, Italy. Mme.
t.upescuo was said to have a h u t .
band somowhero In the background
ind Carol wnn married to PrincerS
Helen of Greece. Tho match with
Helen was arranged aa a (lyrtaitk
move after annulment of his mor
ganatic marriage with Zlst Lam*
brino, who only recently made an
unsik eesrfu l, attempt through the which runs "H" shape
French court ao force him to ac ritjr, Tha creat Of tl
knowledge tho legitimacy'of their
iom M irra s.'
Upon leaving Rumania Carol re
nounced Ids right of aucceaeioti fo
tho throne, and his abdication wa*
made legal by act of tha Rumanian the river attain Uu
parliament.ahortly afterward.
• feat Increased today,
Ho and his eompanldn spent some
S relian straaw a .
time Wi AfFlan^ and than cam# 1# had hundreds .«wi:
I'nrls and engageil the villa m
.Veullly. Tho house now Is occu
! >i N'.u t .• M.ud tho Ixxitlogirvrh pied only by uncommunicative scrwon- so luslif d tlmt in ro dislllling vonu and tjie detectives stationed
liquor knuiVn to contain poisonous is o guard by the French authori town. Ht<
Mibstunrt* they w ould'Hot tuke ties have been withdrawn pending livestock i
time ta purify it properly.
ils return.
’ • •; ■V
ported the
Of till ca.se.-i of uleoholisin re
Mme. Lupeacua Is reported to b«'
ported by llollevue hospital, only living about a mUa from the villa.
IS were considered serious nml a t
tendant* *nid all probably would
craws in mm
n-cf.nr. Twenty of the 05 were
confirmed rl
Streels Of New York Arc telrnucd after treatm ent. Included
Turned Into. Icy (» [ i r p in tthose admitted were eight wo
From An Inch Of Sled rnn.
Only o n e victim of bad liquor
S e n e re i
j NEW YORK. Dec. 27. (d*>- was reported in (')iicugo over the
.Snow and ice tqday cov.iod the week-end, but l)r. Hetman N. Bunuorthou.Htcrii Htntci. with c white desen, city health commissioner ■no of tho builders., Ho stated that
and slippery coating af'..r milt there, .estim ated th a t “polson“ It is planned to otwh'tha whippet
racing i t Longwood on Jon- 15, or
A. Behring, alleged mutilation Christmas temperatures.
Roland (Barnes, 10, of Wagner,
shortly thereafter and that,..tty
operation victim, and-his. motherStreets bi Now York wc o turned
b now In tho Shrine Hospital for J
work on the plant U progressing
in-law, Mrw. Mattie L Harrington, Into nn Icy glare from an Inch of
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crippled children a t Shreveport,
in i» satisfactory msnnor.
.as dead ns a result of the princi I sloct followed by u light, nnowfull,
k dlicuMibn. of the him -to ,e*- La., where-he b»to ulklorgo treatThe plant la to ba one of the ffopal shooting nffuir. William Min |and numerous accidents were re
Hlsh • tourist rbereation pkciH- meftf f o r a crippled "ondltion of
ost in the south, according to Ur.
or, negro dish washer, was ahot ported. One tnan wns klilod when
Dbn Aired ! opposite the Hotel his body which has exfsted f o r
Ovcrbach,, and tho raeea there a rt
A Christmas party was held for and killed by Alex Demos, restau he fell down slippery i.tep* and a
rmt ;Li»ko, togo^hor with tho years, according to officials of the
to bo condCicted In a f a i r ' and
(ho Employed Boys’ Group of the rant®r, on Christman night when i.kidding aatomobilo caused anoth
Mitig of n dock Irilh<fkc north -Sanford -Shrine club.
aboveboard manner.' “The racing
Demos claimed tho negro came to er fatality.
Y.
M.
0.
A.
Saturday
pight
a
t
the
ftfce -hotel, .occupied the time
The bpy was taken to, Shreveport home of C- E. William*, grokp work fu nn intoxicated condition
of the whippets on our track w}}(
When the nleot storm wns at it*
W City commisejoncrs at their by R. E. Herndon,' who stated to
provide the public w ith tlejm
and attacked Turn Demos, u broth
WWWi
tUng this afternoon. Other day th a t Jhe local club has been
amusement that will be of benaflf
er of tho proprietor, with a knife. height, twenty barges iroku from
£ the tourist question,' nothing making an effort to have young
to the county," ba Ml dtoday.
*' Behring wan shot dead by Willie their moorings In'the East river
Iklrtkan the transaction of'rou- Barnes admitted for treatm ent for
The track la being greeted on tty
Harrington, , bin brother-in-law, and thef relghty occupants were
* business came before tho Oorti- tho pant several' months and that
south aide of the boulevard,leading
after tho former went to the Har- rescued after great effort by. flreowing to the crowded condition of
to the plant of the Seminole R arity
kion.
;■ 'r " a V- f
ripgton home and mortally, wuund- honts and tugs. The barking of
dogs attracted attention to the
t j j . Mrtrkoll, who represented tho 'hospital, hb was forced to bo
Club, a t Longwood. It la to be of
barges as they drifted helplesr.ly
modern structure throughout with
CHambr of Cbmmrceiit the put on the waiting Hat.
info th (treacherous currents and
The hospital nnw has over 300
Wing, atked that- some nctlon
When the membership campaign l grandstand of concrete and steel
reefs of Hell Gate.
crippled
children
as
its
patients.
(•ken on tho recreation matter
of the* American Legion closed last now In course of completion.
There wps a heavier snowfall In Friday night, a total of 281 mem
jib early dhte. The Commlsupstate 'N$w York and in tho New. bers were on the folia qf Campbell;
IW.dutborircd City Manager
England states- Traffic in Albany Lossing, according to ah announce
r'B; Wllllama to make a survey
wgi hampered nnd at Glen* Foils ment made today by Lorqy Chit
-tbe requtrekient» bpth for the
r*( . •
_ T _ ^ .a boy was' killed In a qoastlng ac tenden, port
commander, who
fbr the W ikR W ’^ i
cident. b{asaschusetts had nipo stated th a t tho drive ended with
inches of snow. In Stamford, highly *n'Uffactty£» results to tho
L| |
1
*/
Conn., many starjlhgs"fcnd pigeons mcmltera and officer* dl ’- the post. v Approximate!
were *'■ Incnsed b sleet that they .. (The Largo Signboard a t tho cor a -Ueturo dellv
An inquest into tho double slaV could not’fly- Some of tho fortu ner. of P a rk Avenue and ^ flrsl
ing has'bdeh act for Friday. No nate ones were thawed out in the
arrests have been made" in either homes of ['lownspeopK
was brought:to_fi
w ire UMtfcrlV Mffte S ie v e s wAs fined
s
**
1
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tlie Behring or Minor shootings. »I
embers
of. the fli
DENVER, C<ily., Dec.,274—</P)
•• Ho.
:
.
Officers slid they-hod warned
hrist,
Srientiat.
•<
Unusually
low
temperatut;oa
pre
Behring rtb '» tajr away from the
Vagrancy nnd contempt or court
Tbo
stage
of
the
vailed
in
the
s
o
u
tty
ff
j^ck
y
moun
Harrington
home.
’
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*
'^tyrgoa
Ahnle -Starkt Queen
decorated with flowers, v
Williams and Louise Johnsou from
.Y -; .
t— 1 ,— V ; r . tain abates'-and desert.regions to- 'O frity tro flth u Legion stated loday
following
n
week
end
storm
|5 V>JfJP.9n *acb couty.,’ yr'- !
wfilcli hro u g h i^in o w ro 'th u 'v a lT e ff d|iy thnt the -iTtmbrrmi ftilftlicd itn
Disorderly , conduct
charges
as well as to tho towering poaka, purpose. It wa* erected- to give through
brought fines to four men. John
on° hundred auto publicity to tbo drive and aa.new
Anderson was out $10,.Sam Crawtk ;.« W ; a r mobiles
were
retorted
aUlUtl on a membera Jolnod the post, thelrt
pillcs
fro
n
t’
tyre,
in 'T u rk *
' -SHANGHAI, Dec.'. 2 7 .- (ff) —
Oil •morning. TTib AkH-Chrifitfan a g ita to rs.»Invaded mountain pa»* between Mtaml and names ware painted oh tho board.'
at 1:20 o
Activities t o t tty coming year
s h o i^ J S
fo .p o r reslitingNir-'
the Lutheran -mission J n tty native 8upperior,<Ari*.. following,* fyur- „ „ t , U ( M
port of Hankow on Christnja*iOV* Inch Jtflowfoll;' A Moxlcan laborer
tors and <
4 o rm t failed to ap
WaA!k)lied yesterday pn thla highno damag
[immfasionerg To
Study Tourist Plan
Shriners Send Local
Youth To Sanitarium
ville As
Kennel Club Races '
May Start Jan. IS
Employed Boys of
Legion Enrolls 281
Members, in Drive
That Closed Friday
Large Audience.
Earthquake Shock
Felt In California Biblcg Taken From
Missions In China
rngfaimm.
iolations co*
�Big i'feft 'Title
horse, and all wa'hopo I t -that he
docs not attem p t to match il
agninrt Mr. Tunney.
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*,u*
By the way, w hat has become o;
Peaches Brtw pin*,. VfiUio*Sevens
The Lampoon, ‘Captain Chitlei
AndBringsKnute
i
And Wild Life Protection
- i-fc
b i l 'e D
agent fo r Calhoun county, and who
is now engaged In that work in
Alachua county, is a student and
lover of bird life, ' tin tho sum
mer o f - 1926, aho was enrolled in
a bird etudy class a t the Florida
Stato College fo r Women, and
continued it'OS B-student a t the
University’ of Florida in the usmmer of 1926. ,
*
,
.;
Representative Warren, in a
letter to The Associated Press, al
so expressd himself forcefully on.
the subject of taxation.
Ho de
clared th a t he would like to see,
"taxes so regulated as to prevent,
the accumulation of n larger surplus’ in* the treasury."
> 1„
"The purpose of taxation, aa I,
sec it,” he said, ‘Vis to raise mon-|
ey with which to carry on the var
ious ■functions . p f government.
When aufflcient money has be?h
R. H / HOGAN
raised for this purpose,'there ' is
absolutely no justification for After a disastrous year in football,
University of Iowa's basketball
further taxation."
team, led by Captain R. ,11. Hogan,
one of the best guards in Big Tort
circles, hopes to restore much of
the lost prestige. IoWn tied
for
Big Ten honors last season and has
an experienced squad working un
der Conch Sam Barry.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 24.
—OP)—Florida** youngest legis
lator, Fuller W arren, a student a t
the University of Florida, would
like to sec tho stato legislature,
next A pril,' enact -laws for • the
creation of a state boxing oommisoion,.iand a batter protection of Its
wild Ijfe.
.. Mr. W arren, who la only 22
years old,-in addition to creation of
the boxing commission, would sup
port any movement to legalise
boxing in- Florida, provided that
it was properly regulated.
The youthful lawmaker, who
was elected as a member of tho
House of Representatives by the
voters of Gulf .county. In the last
prim ary and subsequent general
election, has always been an a r
dent ’adrocate o f conserving the
sta te ’s wild life, and {ysdo it an
issue in his campaign. * His mother, "Mrs. Grace ;Wa*ren, form er home demonstration
T
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D em and,
dis Inquiry
n. Toward
f Baseball
AGoTw . 24. —(AP
f lr o b t
.baaebalL ’s
lad S can d al s m o u ld e re d
HT-Baseball'a m a s t e r s
itc n t 't o d e t j t go o u t.
r e ..v ic tim s — T y C obb
[a- S p e a jte r-f-a ls o w a n t
e x tin g u is h e d , b u t
a r ‘* tt> tfa ra tlo n i is th o
tin g u is h a r - th e y w an t
qjth'Cobb and Speaker, gener
a t e d as the two greatest play*
n n f a M tr n b iscb ill, continue
(•plans for a chance to face the
i irh Q ista rte d -tho^ere—H. B.
teh) -Leonard, former Tiger
niiVfeLAWDAND
W TI YI ‘
T V
Augusta council in their exH u f c S J " 1 nrcssionn of beilqf in the integrity
A N D
T R T f t Of S peaker and Cobb.
A IT L P
1 1 V ID
Athie.Uc officials a t Yale Uni■— “ . I, *• i verslty, where Joe “Wood i» b09^
Auguntn CMy Council Meets ^ jj
with another year of hi*
1st Citizen, E l-T lR C r s t a r contract to run, e x r a t to listen
A t th is jo y f u l R eason w e a re glty!
to e x te n t!
First Hare $700 Claim.
3 Y O & lip, 5 Fur
Repriovc
Beg Pardon
A ustraiette
.
I^eslie
Blackfoot
Carboucll
lm palla
Old Top
.......
Muguet . • - .......................
M argiiriln Elnoritn
..........
Glimmering
.............Lou’ 8hank
— --------.-.~Also eligible:
,
""
"
Cortflucntie
—-.......
^ YORK, Dec, 14.—OTi— Enoa ......... ....................
WJUs J u t entered-upon the
Second Race, $700 Claim
ktstarfl mid-winter tennis , , '4 'Y O & Up, 6 1-2 Fur.
J fn bf her career here in
Lempb to regain th e 1national
ft crown she ’yielded to Mrs;
Vhixon ........... ..........................
Mallory last season.
to ta r ia n ......................................
' ■wreVirhllrt -Queen of the
The
Colonel
’ .......................
Iq m '1 courts, following the
Bell
Song
—
)!axed by Tllden, took up her
Florence
Deen
.......................
it yeaterday agglnkt ,. thn Grace D^O r...................- —
Iphian in ran exhibition
Third' Race $700 Claim.
u tch on indoor\cpbrta
3 Y 0 4 Up, 1 M & 1-16
ted to a gallery of 200
th a tu h e has entirely re- Hopalong ..................- ........—
igidlia bpcratJon fo r ap- F irst Call
levith.'forced, bee opt of C a rth a g e .........................
Sir Galahad II --------.............
$, la st summer,
with Elmer Griffin, of Mias Lane
..... - ............. —She drovd.- ,wKh epeed M'ollncro
i h t direction, with her Sakah ...... ........... - ...... ............
. I Fourth Race $700 Claim.
pphuebee which
w as
,
8 Y O & Up, 6 Fur.
her etyie when; eke
Lena Wood ------------------- ---Silent Lillian
Bdtch ..... —
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Dulcy Lou
Louis Rubanateln
,o
Fifth Race $700 Claim,
w ith good th in g ? .
FIGHT RESULTS
(By Thp Associated Press)
-YOUNGSTOWN, O. — Rosie
Stoy, Lancaster, Pa., fought draw
with Jim m y Mendo, Cleveland, 12.
CULVER CITY, Calif.—Ad Crtdeins. Navy welterweight, scored
a techincnl knockout, over Roberto
Risdon, of Panama, 0.
'&eirius ta u rels
ifliintbnmt -
h
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roletid6
Sixth Race. Herbert
$'.M>0, $4.00.
DETROIT, Dec. 24.—(fl*)—Fan*
here wish Commissioner I^uidis U»
s a y whether he believes T y Cobb
und Trie Speaker guilty.
After an impromptu meeting of
friends of Cobb last night, a tele
gram was dispatched to the com-;
missioncr by Joseph Benjamin, a
merchant, criticising his failure to
make known bis views.
(PuBCiima)
$2 40; S
$4.00, $2.40
(Plllea) $2 20.
Also ran. W arfare,
and Isosceles.
Seventh Race: Irish Pat, (Co
ving) $10.40, $5.20, out; Liberty.
National, (Healy) $2.80 .out; Barriskane, (PascumA) out
Also rnn, Hopoiong, and Hero-trix.
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100
113 FRANKIE FRISCH PLEASED 1
Woolwurtti
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Clydelta .............
Deputy
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(s) H arry S. Jobes Entry.
(b) W. M. M aher Entry,
Seventh Race $700 Claim
For All Ages. 1 Milo
Sweep Net
.......................... *98
Phidias .........................
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Hcrbertua
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Buttercup ................................. *98
Cup. CFToa________
*101
Winnipeg .............
10C
* Apprentice allowance claimed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—f/P>—
Ambitious to becomo a m anager,
Frcnkfe Frisch observes that “ S t /
Louis looks - like a good spot.*’
President :Sam*Breadon faces the
necessity of signing the formor
agreem ent last year with the New
York team called for an annul f
salary of $18,600.
Christmas
All -Sizes 'Mfwrtted and
Delivered'
See OUr Uisplay.Ui front of
‘ Ford'Clfttogc
Corner CowmercialSt.,
and Palmetto Avc,
-M.-M.-Lord
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^ 'ir ti*
L lb F rty N a tlo n at.............
Foreman
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. i t - ( A P I - Perhaps
Grange’s jtmse Miles 8- wi*----------- HO
Quip ham
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postponement of
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SUPREME
Jewelry !
The -season's greetings and best wishes
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for Christmas and the coming year.
3 Y-6 A Up, 1 M A 70 Yds,
iO S tsrbright ------------- ---------- *
Klaxon .................. ..
4
Platihiun .'Diamond
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o u r sincere
C h riB tm n s a n d a N ow Y e a r all b rig h t
Fifth Race, Myrtle Belle,( Smith)
$7.80, $4.20, $6.40; Louis ltubcmsteln, (Healy) 63.20, $3.00; Teuse.
(Pascuma) $71.00.
Also ran, Buddie Brown. Fnl.sc
Face, Grace D'Or, Mary Williams
and Buttercup.
FANS CALL ON LANDIS
to e v e ry o n e
a n d h e a r t y w is h e s f o r a v e ry M erry
Fourtli Race Miss I^inc, (Pnsru m il $14.20, $6.20. $4.(H); Silk
B<>x. ( Bnnks) $10.20. $5.40; Fmgni-d Zenl, (A rm strong) $6.40
Also ran. First Light, Miles S.,
Bell Song, and Crystal Ford
LoHlgWod Rsice
GaTd TotftQrtow
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U fT T P O T T
Third Knee Topango, (Sr
$7 40. $2.20, $2.60, Jingle.
Crosson) $2.20, $7120; Oast
(Arm strong) $4.20;
Also rnn, Tulane, The Law
Bee, and Wood Fawn.
; D eparture of Cobb from bai-eball
Oder, a cloud a fter 22 years dur
I f which he establishod more recrtls th a n any olher player has re*aled ths existence as long an a
ear ago of a rupture between
lobb a n d F rank Navin, presidont
f th e Detroit,Tigers.
.
Oabh, it is now revealed, was
latod• fo r romoval its m anager of
bo T lre rs St the end,of the 1925
eason. Tho blow was checked,
S e v e r , by t great civic testlmoilsl ^snquet tendered Cobb,
JftxpVeMlons of-Condenc© in Cobb
lm 'R jiekker; Continued to come
tpm m k h y ‘Jiovrces. Among the
M ast was a resolution jiasscd by
fi?*Phi!s(ielohia Sports W riters’
—
&
Seminole Park
Results At
aw hile - there are rumblings
iresage counter-chnrRC.-i from
l»,.friende-in. Augusta, Gb..
HM 'iAinerlsan League offiwero “equally guilty” with
*d in this “r ttte n buslnese"
■« “they'paid 120,000 to krop
italic of the story from leaklit,” The reference is to the
Reported-to hero been P«M
rd fb r letters w ritted by Cobb
Wood "which form dhc basis
i-charges on which Cobb and
.
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ALABAMA SPECIAL NEAR
ELI’ASO, Tex.. Deo. 24.—(/P)—
The Crimson Tide gathered up the
moleskins today, ready to brenk
the steady westward march with
First Rnre: The
Plaii
I another pause of several hours in I (Ryan) $46 20, $16.00, $7).60
El Paso A brief rest and a work-; Worthington. (Pnscuma)
| out for the team wus the program $3.20 Harp Of The North. (I
i after arrival at noon.
$X.rtO.
A fast scrimmage was the pruo
Also ran. Froth, Funniftke
tice order Departure in the eve ;„yt Messines, and Jim Dais;
nine for Tucson. Arit.. the next
--------Second Unco: Be Truem an.( Mar*Um) $8.00. $7).7)0,$ 2.80; Spuhtan(Mins, ((Jeving) $2.80, $2.20; The
Colonel, (Banks) $4.40
Also fan, Put Hampson. I-og
Fire, Happy Hobo, anil Aunt
l.aura.
ivd, tbe rccjplent of letters
5ttb^rid*7otf Wood, ‘once j
id pitcher, continues nonialrregarding tho charge*
f'.tb e 'n a m e s bf Cobb and
i r with a' game, between
Mid. and Detroit in 1910,
he ssid w ar fixed for Detroit
•
Dill CnrriKan, the new
y* tbe H«d Sox situadoa o!
, . worw. . . It couldn't b, ,
>11 be just n situation.
>7
it heavyweight
;R|ckard’s next ahow on New
Jipective oppo- Year's eve night, marks the final
daloney, of Bos- s ta g e .o f-a n elimination -feather
weight, series, bringing together
be conqueror of Red Chapman of Boston and Benny
.a contract for Bass,.of-Philadelphia, in the main
»rd i announced 10-round battle. T h t'y in n e r la to
it-or- Berlenbach meet Honey Boy Finnegan of Bosto meet the hub top, with recognition as champion
bach’s 'chances by; the .Now-York, State Athletic
sme of his bout commission awaiting the ultimate
e next month.
survivor. • •
lubsequent fight -Babe Herman, of California, will
the winner of a fjght AI Winkler, of Philadelphia,
:k Sharkey, and in-the semi-final division.
.
The Spanish
A return welterweight battle beimaining f Eprb- tween Joe'D undee, of Baltimore,
tournament, win, Bnd Eddie Roberts, of .Tacoma, has
foe early next- been, tentatively fixed fCr J a n - 14.
year.
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• ( Roberts aoored a (fuick >knockout
Maloney’s decisive triumph in-their f ir s t clash Tecently on the
orcr Pcrsiion .h as impressed the. Pacific coast.
f'eigfjt Head Crimson Tide Men
o Proves An Ready For Another
Swordsman Stopover in Texas
di
'° ‘*id 'he- Pitt*bur|h PirS
suldn t bo. beaten in
•-•’tPRUGS
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—' Quality — Service — Courtesy Magnolia at Second ; ti
Phone
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Local>- People
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iole enjoying dinner at clans have been unable to ret it
yef, according to Shrino officials..j
w ater levels In member of. stream s
to record-breaking heights. A r
kansas had the highest known
death toll of nny affected statu,
with two.
Thdj Vivers in Tennessee have
s t* f1o*d«| than in'any other single
state. It was believed.
Reporta -from Kentucky- were
th at much property damage was
done, but th at no deaths had been
reported.
Relief iu alj four states was re
ported# as progressing n<- well as
could be expected.
With (tbe exception of Virginia,
the Carolines and Florida, every
BouthcrnJ state was promised rain
by the official foj coaster before to
morrow night.
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11 Town# Without Trains
NASHVILCE, Doc. 27r^0P)—
Eleven towns Un th e LouUvills.to
Memphis branch o f( thp Igtutsvlllo
nfi<f-Nnshvijl<? rallroau wrfre^withobt tbain^ servlcu on account of
floods.
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Trains were being detoured
from • Mnmatite over the Pond
branch of the L. and N. to Pond,
thence over the N. C. & St. L. via
Dickson to Paris." The isolated
towns are Palmyra, Carbandale,
Snilors Rest, Cumberland City, Erin,
TVnjiessee Ridge, Stewart, McKin
non, 'Dnnvllle, Faxon and Dig
Sandy,. W ater was reported to be
MCMaHUHHBaaaBHiHBHBBHHMMaaaaMaii
?r. Mr
Messrs
Hyan*
thrco f t f t t o w r
W 'ttit& W i'
track*.' ThV Cumberland river j jfiHp tc day were promised a fill
hero today lacked’ only ad ' inchesj further fury by the w eather fore
61 reaching tho 1882 high flood cast,
stage.
VENi
• Tobacco warehousemen nlong
the Cumberland w ater front Satur- Cons
day ^nd yesterday moved nearly mile
700 hogshead* of ■ tobacco. At
least twenty families have been
STARKE—New rond under con
driven from their homes.
struction, between
Starke and
Pittsburgh.
y-,x
By A sjeiM ed Prejs
Rivers that reached out of their
: ,x\i» o n lic it o f roiiL Ibanks and grasped valley dwellers
CATiux
Call tjie Willard Battery
Men— We recharge and re
pair all makes of batteries.
t 1‘iiynta anfl V ln * fl f o r m s ,
r. If a l i v e a n a If dead, lo
known h e i r s , d e v is e e s , lc« a Kratiteea nn<l to *11 p erson s
In t e r e sts u n d e r the said
n t* and V ln * rt. P o y n l s , hi"
iwrased o r
oth erw ise.
|o
II. J a c k s o n
(aam etim **
s s \V. IU J a c k s o n ) Indlvldid a s r e c e i v e r Of th e F irst
i flank Of O rlan d o, a b s n k loratlon O r g a n is e d u n d er th e
th o roU**T m a t e s o f A m rrllv e a n d If d ea d , t o lit# unlitlrs, d evisees.' Isg a tee* .
Cut Prices on
Phone 461-J
V A. renaud
620 w . First 81.
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PRONE 548
We are buying our tires a t
Neurly all hens will soon be on the job '‘shelling” out the eggs.
Feed*"
SH INE” Buttermilk E gg Mash ami get y o u r hens Started NOW, ahead of the
Thate where your profit is.
"Your m oney back if you are .not satisfied.”
207 W. First Street
They sure smash the p r i c e s and they give
us a full guaranteed tire a t the
lowest possible price.
Several d is tin c tiv e a tu c c o Iioiihch o f S p a n is h a r c h i
tecture, embodying e v e ry c o n v e n ie n c e in c lu d in g gas,
water, heaters and b u ilt-in f e a tu r e s , iuv re a d y fo r im
mediate occupancy.
Jno. W. Sneed
Myrtle Ave.» & 4th St
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO EVERYONEl
Cni!' •K' i •- < ‘ *• i
fhesi) homes are splendidly locnled in the midst of
Sanford's Residential Masterpiece, where thoughtful
restrictions guarantee an ntmnsphere of neighhorline.us
and contentment.
San Lnnta combines borne nl m isrilien* w ith c n n s tn n tly
enhancing values.
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GAS 18CTS
R A Y BR O S
nta Homes
$ 1 8 ,0 0 0
YES, I NEED SOME MONEY
Lanta Investment
Company
itinued from Page 6)
itooda over his m isfortunes
ballenged to a duel,by, Sir
i domes,f who appears,
the castle are
't W
tpnd enl r fr/Ufc when;
e a rlrg the feai
ewa th a t
PORTAB
t>
Jl. flordon nml Ilf*. 'A. It. rfor-
1113 Sanford A ve.
•.A Real Opportunity
tree on whlefc dnnetd near) gingerbread boy*, w a* r
e «f "the afternoon. Roeli wore plven by several of
pa add girls, and a C h e a t
ing so n g by Dorothy Sm ith.
80 children were present.
t»g to - the library being
on New Y ear's day. there
e no story hour held this
U r. I rtereased or o t h e r w is e ,
Frank R. MacNioII
BLUE B O N N E T
i will make sacrifice sale on some of the finest business
and w arehouse proportv in Sanford. I o ffer 5 lota, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, Block 1, su b -tier (>. 250 feet frontage on M yrtle Ave.
117 feet deep, located on th ree streets, track facilities can
be had at hack door, or clear across back end of nil five
lots.
d a«me'*‘ before
.n w s m u t* .«. :=-. cornea to
dnry » ’k t f i i l ^ , 'j » r o t he
vs in;-'to H enry,fllled with
England, never
■n. A train of^m oum cr#
from the cniUo reveal n.
f her IbV^fdr'Tiim, her gen*
has'^as^ed. As the dawn
nndc rdrawlrlK a dagger
f b e lv tie stahs himself,* h*
Ms hands tb Heaven, where
ms thb-aplrit of Me beloved
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Owner
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Cleaned and Pr
Just Like Ne
nd Mre. .Eljjah Adam* of
Qa.>‘a re spending the hol>re a s the guests of Mr.
. A. 9. Williams. "
Charlotte ktrykor returned
ndo Monday morning a fte r
g the week end hero n» tho
CkMi** Olive Newman.
Florida
Reductions Alld his Week On School Child ren’s G arm ents
We ate specializing- this week in refreshing childrens garments and getting Sanferd’s school children ready for the long trip down tho winter school road with
properly dry cleaned (germ free) clothes.
We are making this offer in order that hundreds of Sanford children will return
to school next week in clean‘garments. Anxious mothers make it a point to use ev
ery safeguard for child health during the long winter school days. Do you?
IIIU Result*
SMALL Cost
A ,'1-line a d ru n 3 lim e*
crisis only
touglii and cold* lead to
tye. You can atop them
Ifeomulilon, an emulsified
t U pleasant to lake, Creo»
A new medical discovery
Id action: it soothe* and
famed membrane* and In.
accomplish wonders at a cost undreamed of it
you use Herald C lassified Ads. In any emerg*
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Columns— results in either instance will satisfy.
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and cold* and other
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ton to creosote, other
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Confidence
Introducing Daniel Cupid Ksq& WiiideHaie)
Come On, You Coffee Drinkers
tr*. •
Urjdfo lightning, Mr. D. Cupid ofkn strikes more than onre in the
Uio Mflyrov.’tr. family, of'Philadelphia, love's lego-ais contain pit n ;
mvr.ito in m arriage on as many successive Sundays, arc rcint-d '
olid Sarah .NtW !-Charlet M ayrayita.and Uuse f :iu lu a n ; litnjuiuin !
to perform .th(^ceremonies; Pauline MayroviU and Maurice Rich ;u .
Father 3. 8. RicjmJ, noted weather
expert of Santa Clara University,
Calif., was so confident of his pre
diction that it wouldn't ruin Nny.
27, the day of a hi# Santa flo ra
football frame, llrnt be . wore hU
pannnm hat to the gridiron event.
Me won—it didn’t.
Lc'n ever r(i .rd; as many times in a sing]a,;.pot a*, m
cf these principals of five matches, which rue to . dI (heir fiancees are lleft t , r ig h tl,.Txiutit*M/urovIt-,
iernhcla; Rabbi Winokur, the Mnyrevitza* uilcn , who j.i
Rich and Martin Hopkins.
Bribes?
Another Queen Marie Goes Home
Those Cadets!
Incog! No More
Daughter Of Former War ChiefTi
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H«s a royhi heart been added to
Cupid’s long West Point casualty
list? They nay that when Princess
Hrnua sailrd for Rumania her
thoughts wyrp less on Uuchureat
(him tin t h e a r r e t e d ' nradeTtrr
buildings which frown down upon
the Ifudsnn River, It's there that
, he met William J. Glasgow, of
Washington, honor man of hp*
dims, who 1* her# axclnaftely pic
tured in foiiclng togs.
Because nf "petiic^nt pmttihg" i'f'Htfjohnr
itlncBs of K.n gFcrdiimnd and the anticipated
Cjucon Marie of Jugoslavia, daughter cTiQutcf
been sent back home frdtn Bucharest, the cei
visiting liei mother. This shows tin JugosI
non, Vfincc Pirn re.
A Fata,! Note
Mayor W. H
Steven
w urk,0 bin, inis heefi into
r h a 'p e n . r *olicilHg 'a 1
bis p re tty attenogfaph.
M arkfrel V i'nrvere, i- t
uml r <:.U0 I ail in con u , n
Hu' ejat.il clipl'gsft.
of No
t i on
ami
Ml»s
liberty
i ..nil
hmWcTr
tvhs’ release 1 • n bond aft<
he boil
icmli ft .ite m 'lit, pplife 'r id . Tbt
mayor w as charged with c jr r y in g
a pistol, also.
Ifcit 'd the Amtcioau guru
in
which PHhcd Hqkar, the fe-.iv.e’'
Maharajah nf 1jndure. It din. >*
touting.the U. S. lie was pin tograidled ut ItelMoul", Calif, 'the
Mi'.i 1'iirnjnh was i|op.i-,»,| by I.n/Innd .ift*r 'be r.modal llmi tuny
j,. , ,| ob.mt MumUiz Begum, nnut
,| ||,c l ;i tour was of the
l , ,,.,u , ■. • ly at ('rat, the
r*
pe'eiitab
the
traveling
under
name "T. Rajc. *
Garibaldi Back
/4tiu*rC.r
Anielita Hcips
Hero Is Colonel Fred Ruppcrt, who
has been auctioning off prise cat
tle for 2 .years, and is acclaimed
ns the beat lit the country. lie ’ll,
do his stuff for blooded steers at
tho Cleveland (Ot^o)- livestock
This^ note,from Krdntan Olson, her sweetheart, lured (darn
her death In Wisconsin, nulhoi itios of th a t state believe,
found In her clothing when her body was dug from
woodlnnd grave near htfr home. Erdtnon Olson is sought
dor.sharjrt^. ’ 1.•
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ttJai
- , ; Back To Defend Aimee
aliow^
T. R. Testifies
Gcnorotr ’ ''Dfiis^lpl' . ( P e p p i n g
.Gpribaldi, returning t |N d w kork
ftf-1-if Ame:itx
h
vOt.-sA1
pai
} M
tn Paris' (or h»s kllogyd nh, n> rlfcatloh iaitn
A?
Mias Betty lluker v( picvda^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ oM orm ir .Secretary ot Wi
, , Newton U. Baker opd Mm. Bakep. is going to be a December brhj
. Right after Chrlatnwa she’ll marry John Philip McGcan. Lea Angal
insurance man.
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-A gledge.For.ganford ,
AS Bftsbane Sees/lt
O ne o f thfcgood resolutions to include w ith th e jia t you
e shaping up for the new year could very well be someting like th is: "I will do somothin.tr for Sanford in 1027.
*con«l C i » u •Matter.
. il*.V sl th * Postnfflc*
.11 add som ething to- my city's general welfare."
Klorlda. under Act of
■.
We Uao that term “general welfare" advisedly. Most of
us inadvertently do something for the betterment of Sanford
every day, in all sorts of ways. When we improve the npj
pearnncc*of our homes, we help Sanford. When we spend
our money in Sanford stores, we help Sanford. When we
contribute sonfething in the way of happiness to even our
imm ediate circle of friends, we add something to the hap
pin ess pf Sanford as u whole.
.),r But our idea for the New Year’s resolution has io do
with some specific determination to perforin an outstand
in g public- service for Sanford. You may be skilled in the
growing of flowers. Your service, then, m ight be th e organ
A T ftu m u s s
ization of flower-planting clubs whost* work would be the
f u sxetusth n 'U s*
for r s '
ft'i'.j'.r.-n fffin a
X
we.
stiirT W i#
in
fv
day,
»neighbor*
him 3
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S.x More Day*.
}«m*. etc.
The U ltim atum Stage.
Pink Velvet P uppim .
The Mikado Laugh*.
BY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E
in Tor<^y « n d ^ L v- u
7**? of sman^
l
doctored h|m are
o
Morfc Money Coming To Florida
|0M of It*
. a
t
or
h o a lk v ftro
l.n k r M o n m * .
it
,-vat)ipt
j;
n e w i n d u s t r i e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e cminty
Outside capital w a n t s a gyod place t
get
*I "W
’. l i n g M to
.’a can” spend tho re st of thin Sanford.
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aking resolutions, and use
JUSTICE w ithout strength, or strength without justice
elc for breaking them.
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— fearful m isfortunes !—Joubert.
th a t a few people don’t |
' that;C hristm aa Is Over, judg*
IF YOU W O U L D be good, first believe th at you are
which they c«nbad.—E p icte tu s.
—
j to show.
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gM' |--------- O-------Smith has accepted the
A G O O D ( 'ONS( l KN( *K is a continual Christina'
Utmeflt ax se n a to r fron? Till
fill the unexpired term <>f i Franklin.
ti
kte iW illiam It. McKinley,
for the fireworks in Wush-j
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s mi a n v g r o u n d s o f r e a s o n
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resolution for the now
are an nddiet.to nmk.
things each; year, would
'.boost—and H 1 work.”
sting with honest ‘.cflou'll get somewhere in |
sdn.
f /.TSt,
r
SO R R O W S rem etnlicrcti sw eeten present j o y s . -
A NEW DAY IS HERE
DAYTONA BEA CH N E W S
Ovor the dusk of the m alinger of
Sim I.Q.tf, Fu.rt Myers'
ay newspaper, made. Its onji of D a y to n a Hem h's leading
he-K;Pnlni
n!,«1bti5nr«N S concern*, there h angs a
/ Moncny. " The
“ ond little f r a m e in w hich is th e foilovvPa firs* ctiitlnh wdk a largo
Bpgearancft "wna greeted by j u g legend:
fpj|citl\tlohs
from
tnipiy
lent ^people inf-Jiho slnte .and
i t < ify . Cnplafn
lAin J h e l He
; is, flyynor nml publisher vf
F-.k- '.*% • *.
pV^ar In .Sanford’* lili»m nave pa.NSi.si. A
marked with progress
J,which typifies solidity,
‘ troubleii which have
iln
munici|ihiR!cs
lie ahuth have not
[«ir shadovra upon llan.
wn# no li'jom, tacnj
bhlcs to burnt. Evcryitinned to "saw wood ”
.
will *cr oven grout
vwV ’
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u
JFU L M OM EN T^
o pa»n
rw ^ calL
offspring kiddie,
iklchlcago Tribune.
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no so
It fiigrhty
t■
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,
,
— Timea-iynion.,
6 ® ' V i •*> ‘-V
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"H e lp us to n n n l the rugged
Toifiiircjneuts w i t h riieeiful
faces.
Give uu the patience
to serve fa ith fu lly and well;
and nt night loan to us rmiiiid
»ntl u n d istu rb e d sleep, tliut
wo m a y serve heftier to m o r
row."
It read*, like a prayer. A nd'it
D.
But it is not n prny.cr to 06d
Jllorto; It strikes the eye of the vis
itor to thnt office and brings to
his attention the. thought back of
th a t prayer. It touches a new note
In his living. It gives him n new
slant on the mnnuger of th at com?
piitiy and the method* which ho cm*
ploys in his business. It puts tho
visitor into a mood to trannnrt his
businftss tjuickly, genurouaiy and
faf rty.
1
I t also Is n constant reminder 16
the m anager that ho nits there not
so much to lx) served as to kerve.
It la n business text for tho com
pany and its customers, for the
employers and the employees. Ft
la. In short, the platform upon
v/hlrh^thot "firm undertakes to do
bUr-ilMM*
* y..C»
.J..
60 It 4a ,» w «4.-prayer fiwi-n
••dod platform , tor. Service Is'thft
keynota of modem bqslneas.
"Jle profits moat, wbo servos
bast,” wrdtc Paul P. Hftrris some
yearf-
me
I ’oil o k
tl It V• ‘ t "„| *t’ I
I••11.*»* k’•' * - «.I•I•
m
COMPLETE LINE ny
DRUGS
CIGARS — CANIN
DRINKS—DRU(
,Yo nwill receive courtcftan
vico at our founUia.
McReynoldsDr
Sanford & G««t»
In Ederwood
A
\>\
ft
Curb Service—Th* RiaJ,
Serve*'
Have You
Some iMoney ! Brick building, liar
and grocery and dry^
stock, also drugs,!
When a man goes around town
bargain.
boasting of the hnril and officiont1
J
work he does you will find in nine
. ah.** out of ten that about 97 per,
cent of it is entirely conversation- ‘
ul
Now O rle a n s Staten.
mg its rciiith In Eughm.l under th.
S t u n r t s , ami e rn -l'in g nt la -t in
1tb..
hiiis filling
nf thii c/iir .mil tie
I overt timing nf the kill-.!
! In Jiifiau th e rntin in r still is a
■*a c re d ixr-un. ami the la n d in g
dentil " f Ynshibito "cast a pall of
Inquire at Poptoj
Money To Lofcj)
On Desirable Husia
a n d Residental Prop
SANFORD
FROM I’1 SERVICE!
La u n d r y
Sanford
819 W. 3rd SL
lioan
j . D. Al'crnathy. Ml
ilk
Phone 175
First Nut tonal Hank
Waste Not
Wilful waste makes woeful
want” is as true as ever. Hv wast
ing: not and by saving, pass be
yond the danger of woeful want
We offer you a place for your
savings both safe and profitable.
1 Per Cent Interest Paid On Sav
ings Accounts
"vet Inpan, biisim - |,riu'
iy w a- suspended, a whole
stood -till, alm ost breathle
df'O r e p o rte rs tnobilir.ed to
'i the first words announcing
the "g o d " had breathed lit.
h ,m
•ut own g re a t mim ' irrv our mitmmil
. I,, nl - iii I e xtrem es, grow
It'd III , r hv stern al, but nl
lb re 1 tlic Atiierlean con
f I . 'I .!-»• um.'il ,|iv imtv and
i i npuhlt :on tha t anv mun ir fh.m a n o th e r when it comc1 •• fundi,in,-ntiib- nf Iif,.
a in th e p a rts ,.f the world
• "till rem ain tin n|,| f,.tjR|,
f god-des, ended king, of n “ imibeyond th a t of common folk j
inborn penchant of human* 1
1 diiti a hero, i» hang-over
• tc r d n v ’s 7,00(1 years.
' •I h> it will be dis.firded:
'din.'-- nf time dem ocracy
t ■mph niul kings will lie n
I v 1entoty in the ra c e ’s rec-
Jjeminolii (jfminlij ]§ai
S a n f o r d ,F la .
S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E
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PROGRESS
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THE POLAR LEHION
A T L A N T A .fin | ( N\ |
A s ch a rte r metnlien- of the l’o- C'
j lar Legion, which they have, ro- ! it
j re n tly organir.,-,1. CapUiin Anv.ind-'
i sen. Com m ander Byrd a n d I.im iiln i pi
E llsw orth enjoy m em bership in a | m c ic ty whose ro ste r is most ox- In
* ihr lir» t u t th e gengraph•’ "iMh I’ole.’* . ,
■'•* tiiiyn th e ndventurou* .•«
"*—D ecem ber I(i imd 17. i n n
n n ineil th e r e ; and a m onth!
t th e intrepiti Scott a rrive d
elusive. They nr« the only livingiwi
hi* four rompnnimis, to find,
l«*rsons who cun i|uulify f,,r mcm-ilrn ■*• wrote in hi* journal, tluv!
bcrahlp, for they alone huvt* n t-lN weginns Imve forestalled qs."
tttinofBUio Furthest North. If was Afift noting the ultituilo of 9^00
fitting that they should have in le* t 11«» nuttic another c*Jitry. “ Now
scribed on tho Legion's honor roll u»r hi* run home, mu) a d e sp e ra te
the names of Admiral Robert K. strucirle | w onder if we can
I'eary nnd.t’nptnlh Robert F.fScott, do i f
who reflectively gAlneri the N orth
R..I. ■rt F. Peary’s Hchievement
and South Pol^a^j
oi
iru North Polo murkc-d the cli- , ,
Having
raqx
o t lur. own strugclc of ,23
Amund ii tf enjoya h diivlJ
je * : ami "the cap nnd climax,"
Shared by! his fellow lo
but thi
nf forever bf S ’' ' f u s i o n of H ffin d ’Jxtind”
hirf.’ c y "nor
hi
I*oole,
thotigh
the. enturpriso
In- s a »
volvea many hatanin not uncoun
tered on this trip to tho North.
Amundsen himself, has written of
the South Pole, and his picture is
•far from encouraging to aviator*.
He planted the Norwegian flag a t
the nethor polo, having determined,
on arrival, th at “th* act of plantIng It, th t historic event, should bo
ecually divided among us all,
"*» not- for ons man to do thii
WM f o r a|i who staked their U
In tho ..struggle txnd^held Ujget
Z '1
ond you can bet wc
pieasea U 3.m ost is thi
Poultry Chows aoto !
Thoso cu8tohicn
now custom ers’!
Wo can help you get t
eeU you Purina Pouht
cards freo to ,check uj
your own figures you
positlvo evidence that
getting your j
f/ien sgam
i u o hy feeding
i,a
“
• •
h a tt the
nlrplane
wouldy re.voiuti .I**, polar exploration, and
P°" ••( out thut only a fow hours
wou,, be requited to fly from Cai>c
Columbia to the tin top of t h e 1
l
Ryrd, th e sfito.‘t'i
ta m&ke the. voyage in an
u school boy when Pci
add wroto of aerial rou
to the
A n «h »'
tty.
Ijadog
>f alr»y bs
» will
*ns tho
A
! v j g sir-'-va
gi
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ONF-DAY SERVICE
I V'k ! I A M>
1* "lie Inn u ill \ ineil, a
f gen I
■rii 11 oils nf people who founded n I•<I ( (,
huilt a nntinn on the idea th a t all ,,,
men arc c re a te d tree and e(|Un! L .
ron.sent of th e gov. rne.l and that
| tha t govcrnni.'lit depends on the j . |
,l<> m an ran he divinely conimi**- |(
suilie.l to ru le hi- fclbiws, in
Vniericn or anyw he re else to mu -Ii
mi occidental d e t e s t it i in- t remeit
■leu- a gitation m l.ipuii over tlie
•‘vm g iif u ruler ( ,
"h r-lniid
ii v
T in div me r i t ,*f k mgr- e
'lead thing in tie u r . t . iii world
and tlie idea th a t i rub-j is *|«
s.e n d e d 1rum tin g' d , grew in
A ny reasonable oil
considered )
Lake Mary, KU.
I Ni;
I here he Wnul'l Nee nn army •>( ' ing- the hardest H*ln v- « irrier *ubiittlechlp « cucling
?50.t«l».IHH» 'cldef „f the ,|„ .,. gra.hinlly the
| apiece nr mure, the ( nlnrudo, j king-idea grew until Die title ot
Maryland. West Virginia. Temios- hendmah l.eeaine hereditary, reach
lilt
IOrnO*«*-•*into
ini/s the
IIia community’s every one ,.f UimuV / oolish battlebitternesr,*:
business life. So tho weapon of. ships in a fpWnt»o|».
And II thtro"^vcFc talk b.f w ar
the average has no place in his
tomorrow,
next day would find our
lifa He strives to be
construc
tive force. Ho must b© t>'"d6er os b rillia n t, majtpgww .d jrkk Warriora
Ing ships,
well ns a thinker. A more desire camouflaging tho flghlln
to servo gets him nowhere: . Ho ac‘- }*>klnH for ^ .p a l^ .^ lp c o ^ o i hide
ttinlly must s e r v e . Came(fie, thc,n*
Schwab, Edison, Wnnnmnker, Fold
IN THE BIG w ar Britain and
—all their names suggest action.
The demand of business 1^ to keep Germany kept their battleships
ahead; to do something worth hidden away in harbdr», front s ta rt
whilt) and do It first and profitably. to finish, except fo r one little
For after all this is only* another fight when romq ships went out,
Torm of service—giving the public shot a t each other, turned tail and
something better and a t » smaller went home fe« fast as they could.
Had th e airplane been perfected
price if possible.
. <
Business men of Daytona Beach then they would nPvcr hnvo got
seeing the lig h t of the now home.
UNLESS SAVED BY th* mercy,
of God, ahd tha hick o f foqjs and
m tlo n
to have its bombing and its bo*t-
i
i ik
II TI I \ r Y O lA 'i; mull I- , mi
t ' 'ii--. it vinulil interest him t |i„.k
,u rnh- the fhicifn to the luirlmr of
I."- Aug* le-. tin* »oulhvye*ti'rii
d"..r In < •illfurnui iiml tie I 'u lte d
S ta te s
If miit the Mivuge , ,c inrn "f elect
C alifornia, Idaho, New M'*x
Mississippi, O klahom a, Neva
A riznim.
j s u budge nf biiiylnchh MMVlii* I hi
—
Itirs .-till are the insignia <d bti-i
\ i - R 1 1 M P R E $ B I\ b. and lir.i
ncx* mu'ceNh. They a r e g arnered
in greutef-t mimlMU'j. Iiy thn*o wh*> niutie are those b attleship* a n d
the young Mikado would
la u g h
give tile puhlic the iiVHt service.
he artily if hg could see them
"( ivpat eiuptor," t h r nrm • tmn*
He knows, what o u r foolish gov
sliigim nf the tra d e world, hat. |ie- ernm ent tloeH not know, that ., hut
cotiii -ii iib-iilete th a t lililll*'n» nl tie-hip, today, is no m ore valuiddt
nn "i ,|n imt even know what It
I in w a r tluiii the fierce imisk* th a t
niemiH K veryw tn'iu husiness men j ..
Mikailo's w a r iio m
once put
liiivi i nine to the u n d e rsta n d in g
over th e ir faces i" frig h te n cn
tiial fair play mean*, b e tte r bu.M elides.
tie-.- a* inure nml mure th e y are
living lip to till*, text.
EV E RY O N E OK those b a ttle
' l i e m an who aits behind the ships needs protection from utrm an:,ger’s desk in th is D aytona dunes, ns n-hen needs protection
Beach office has these th in g s con rmn imwks.
sta n tly lieforo him. He know.* thut
The Mikado has the airplanes,
between mtm, ns betw een classes we hnven’t.
of m.*n, a n g e r works m a d n e ss in
lie could send across tho Pncific
t h r hrnin and puls poison on the
on Ids plnnc-aurying ship* enough
tongue. He ^.knows (hnt doubledealing and lastly v e n g e a n c e b ring flying machines in d bombs to sink
D ian io i[
•Ctl
nj I«*i j
HI If d.
I V K I o N A H I k. indi. - n I'm have fur their lutunl toy tunk v.-l
vet puppies, very fnt. with lirigiit
red tongues sticking out of th e ir
ninilt (in.
Rich Americun girl ncipiire sini
ilnr toys in the wny of foreign
Im.-t'iindEvciituall.v the f ireign
hu-liiiud, like the pink velvet pup
I*n, goes into liie nxh can
' P '^ i n u m
jdl If,
•‘ill AH
_ *7’ *rhnoi * , in1 •
More fn rm s nnd more faritiera for Florida, a vast mr.,1 i.inn far i*i-rr.i»r4 | t r ( ,nftp j„ (j,#l aninunt of money lor Florida ngricult tin deUNDE WE W E R E small
—3£— :----- --- ——— [velopm onf. m ore attention to the development of the s t a t e s
“ VERSE FOR TODAY |n a tu r a l resources-- t hat is one of the outstanding predict ions t,tu,r fighting E ngland, and were
LORI) BE E X A l.T E D
,
, r n
glad t . have l-rum-e sym pathize
^ iRveth; and bte-M-d b a lfnr
I h f Plwitlu of !!>.», and the sears to follow.
lll. „ , l(| ,.f
an ul.
I In*
i i - t |U n h h|M*i uliitors H linst* ul«<i '>f doilitf IMISI- tirmtum. «»ni*,niiK u* tn subm it
exulted be (hi G«d I
o f • my v u lv a l noi " •>
ihi*y witp.
- 1 ij'.'.sa in Florida was to b u y land cheap, i.ull il dear niul skip t- ihim*IM i'it if I ...
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l'h«'t»
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nor.- juslii'e . ri our
will riot re tu rn to this state for a long, long lime
-J.,,wiil pnttsc t,uf’lplc h e re h ave their eyes wide open and. thanks to 1 1»ii-. w id ' T erd' M’ig N ic a ra g u a V lil»-ral p a r ly
w ui< i n u l . tint !•• ,iii n n wH r i i t t i i * j f u v r r n
.wy .w M f heart.
vision. lht*y art* zoning that all the w r ai th th a t was to cui n 1111*111 than H won Ul have I... .. fur j
UHONNET
so ciuty iH rig h t a t th e ir hand in the soil of tin f a r m s ami tin i iaiu i* tn ilci nil* agaiiml a s , ill
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AUTO ACCIDENTS
too much with us j mines.
F ran k P a rk e r Stockbridge. aiMlmr of 1-1*>i ul.t hi tin
lato mid Boon,
OKI.A.\ H > R E P O R T E R STAR
W i. \ I;E l i l t i mill i ii ii »mw, I
• and spending, wo lay wasto M aking," is a u th o rity for the prediction that m<*ii tilll -liic >i!ihlii-i|
\iitti tlnan- n •• tin y lire |
j.omr'-ptwcwj ,
m an hue been mmle
lying pmstrnti* in the |diirc. he him
i In- ln>‘ Ii Inr I 'ill t . linn* rule by nrganixeil
j wo *co in Nuturo that is capital will be invested in Florida in 1U27 t h a n in
•Haiti *>f i ur**h—- mill liet-n throw n lu the living mite, n
ii "in •. tb-1it uli <1 I *i 'b' "'mul
w
ill
not
two
yearn
together.
He
says.
too.
tha
t
this
mnn<
*
.
our«;
l> II IMl!
It III* Hull ei| be
1r m k 1111111*". wlii/iMig iilnng mi.l
have given our hearts away, n be put into new playgrounds and resorts, but in th -mil, ill •lie tl.Mt .li-fiirmii (i'll m in t In* '
I
tn
|in
.h
ib
iu
\e
fur
ii mull i 'ins over tin- I-»dy
if the full."
1II . Ill I II’ "II "f I H-11-}>1■11•l.-lli e
fi»ordld boon I
I ni-ii tf|.. tr u i k driNi-r dot i
ag ricu ltu ral and mineral products, "wi th tin \ u*w to making
\ nl 1 *' 1 Mill V lie «|l*lti - ire t hat I*t Wntuali t'l um lerlake t" walk nil ii in
'in m.itt *-1 hnw can nut *tll|'
'
a
"lel'IO i'H
iMimev tjilkitiy- tin- h iifli'.ia>
I sea that bnres her bosom to Florida a producing and self-supporting s t a t e "
I Inn - I he y nia , he
Hie n- ate
Mmofi 'tly -oiii*' htfy< r* i penalty
1 1, i .fc.li h • rt ii)»-1.t
t • I- t hut
Mr. Stockbridge is strongly ag ai n st Florida*-* p u t t i n g
Mill \ iltlll Is VIIi' s.-4'rn tn ri*fc-j|[il Will llliNe tn )m' visited up,if) I lie-*tho moon,
b i n ' l l . I ii w hut r u l i i . t In* iii, tlail 1
ndk'thot will be howling at much value upon th e tourist trude. He th i n k s tha t it is
tin* pi i|ej,t i urn a . u triiKpueuei nit truck driver* who sreiii to have no
I. gii'iiK riler* I" \ icat ;i»raa
all hours
the '.IriS'l- th a t there i- tin safely I * .'a r d for tin* rig h t, of otiie:*
ran k ly foolish for a n y com mu nit y to so pla te t h e t o u n - t
1.nt
ii , i III ii • hull 'll if t f r ■
■s
l aW"-’ up-gathered now like business above everything else it neglects to m ak e use of tin
Hi .I'M- they have a h'Uiv ■, vehti'le
i >! K o \ K IS I I K E S I
It,.,,
•leeping flowers,
1
here
is
11.1 us,• pueev fnnt my • 111 V siiould be held to n g re a t de
|.eiKbii..rI ii-.nI i « lie 1‘jimmm i mini. I
opportunities
it
has
for
o
th
er
revenue.
He
believes
m
tin*
r ^hi», f o r avery thing, we are
H eavier |u*n g ree of lailtlon lll-leiid of tieing
We "iiirbl tn prntei-1 that mid a hi- it iln el turn ion
good business of a ttra c tin g new citizens ra th e r th a n tin*
altie-s must | m- iitipoeeii iipiui thoee I'lTmltlerl a gre n te i degree of reck
o ut of tune;
enuugh tn iln it.
i
WH* h i - fc'llllti nf rei k li'is i|t IN1tifc! lc-Hne*x
tra n sien ts. Hi# would have Florida a ttract men who desire an*Wer n hOimjjii
p is time ihm sm ie ty
refrain
fr in ineil ,
moves us not—Great God; I ’d to in v est th e ir cupitnl in industries that will m ak e use oi illmif Illth mir lieljfhbur- III ! he I I hut
til! Hilly Way sum,. Mil'll n c g a n u e
1n r
self pi otei t Inti
Iltlll A'llH'll I nil Im' t'llllfhl tile b - Hgmnst the ihoughtliM, and ni
rather bo
. Mill
I be ril lle-t mi! I••*» 1*1 1he j enn f II isn't
n suckled in a creed out - Florida's n a tu ra l resources
• i"ii> iii i\, i ivurlil Im king brain*, unit abilitv
Sanford
is
in
|>osition,
too.
to
t
a
k
e
ad\
i
r
e
of
d
i
a
l
s
o
r
t
liiie tiily the itriier of a tfiavt-i
I lie tiu ii. d m e r that wa*. fined
fw o m ti pri'tiv l it-elf m ill an ui!ei|iinte
k buiti|iei| Into an uutn ami > i «.'■•»» will |'t" lm h |v find a nvuv of
it J , standing on this pleas- S anford con bid for t h e kind of t o u r i s t who ha s mon ey to fightlnif air fleet, n i t h nttv iivimn j trin
,,,,, . ,!, tn*
. driver
,
.. uutn that
,
.
. | IIUUli,*
nf the
imyirit; h u fine without Miffering
t lea,
invest in su b sta n tia l e n t e r p r i s e s , a n d t h e n c a n g<> ab o ut tin* and, n»vv department,
neither '« ej,,” d|^d
driver of the irm I .•lev great im iinvrniem-*' Kill wh.it
tusk of show ing that tourist the advantages of not only plan- whuh i- ui»le tn carry out a Mtn|»ie:r(ih i^.'nv f m n i tht* nt" «*va* ' nf ' I"ill ot the Inm i'y that u . k d e p r n n l of
glimpsoss tha t would make
tiuntirf nlly HVrtckvht
ing his monoy in Seminole county l»ut of casting lus lot m 1. viiu: iiXperuneMt
war j»/t ••rv^utdn .*r - 1 t he hr,-ml w inner by r.'iunili of hif.
me less forlum,
- In.nb! t "t tell • ' bei litltinti ill1M
and *r •«•#I Hr wjis f*. n I la te lf .- s rot ’ Already that family
S
an
fo
rd
w
h
ere
the
beginning
<
>
t
a
big
city
m
ap
p
aren
t
to
an>
ht of Protous rising from
! i run their gnveintiient*
irtiHly niul f m n l I.'hm* H im , . II I i- an "hjci t of i harity. T h rough
one w ho will s tu d y tho conditions here.
Hud Hon# tUl ii^ • oultl to
r hr th,- kmdne-* of the Kiwani* ciuli
henr..,old Triton blow his
Provide reasonable p le a s u r es and comforts*, for visitors,
MCAHAlil'A'S RE.BERT might IcKHuri on thi mind nf thut driver a little < in iHtnifta cheer will bo
r the cordial welcome and courteous at-(buy a dozen good bombjpg nia Out thq lesser Kevin* to h a w been tended to the family. Htlt the h u s
give th e m e
c n tiriilr lout rm the puhlic
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band and f a th e r is gone mu! y e a rs
tcntioil that Tiny of- UH would want if we were in a strange | chines, fly ti. Washington and
iii
A man Is ru • (Ihnnii 111 tile - tle i * • I * i ru g c le a re abend of t hitt w o
rticrtt*N.
_
stmnft even if to w n ‘looking for It p lied to have a pleasant vacation. Then
•"-r udmi„lstrmmMfc..„gn*r
bile In '
r*
,
.•
Iai my and navy depart nteiiln «•ut *,1 iir tin- Imiri-t ,-nil'll.
m an and b. i lit! le children
today*, is A blue Monday.
ao H .let' “1927 show V.
the result* by the lag increase ot money in „f
v, ir„*
T),.it
Y !bi. •' o-------t fi fnr
f••r n
•tiltil tI be
hr imnli
|l"M h gr nith
th e ggrowth
r o w t h of Sanford's
S a n f o r d ' s population,
po pulation, and
a n d the
th
wmilih
ajtstrenuous holiday, these Sanford banks, the
lege b^ys and girls will
ity re st a t arh(K)l.
d iH
JiJ
w ith little N ic a r a g u a ’s u tto m n t to
establish a l«*tter. more
liberal
governm ent. Uncle Sam tells the
mi called "rebels”
of N’icnragtia
wluit thi-v must do including the
Iev ill iMiUnn -.f P u e rto f'nbczua.
nf elljr, ticnul lllr*-
»
THE
FO R PE O P L E T H A T a m o u n t to
a n y th in g ,especially the y oung, tho
dny a f te r C hristm as means a n o t h
e r y e a r almost gone.
Six more days n r e left- of thia
your, then comes 1927. • Much can
be done in i t da ys. The world
was Created in th a t time and
everything
in It,
according to
Genesis. You c a n ’t he pc to c r e a te
a world with sun, moon, flturr., f is h
es, elephants, microbes, and a hu
man race, in w hat is left o f thl# j
year.
But you tun s t a r t so m e th in g , If
only the habit of thinking s e r io u s
ly about the flight of time— the
t e a r s go by like th e words o f one
of these moving light signs in big
’ Or you may be a good story-teller. If so you might es
tablish story-telling hours among children who do not have
the pleasure o f such occasions.
ik
, '. THb Herald could publish a long list of possible ways to ui‘tieB
h<dp Sanford th at would not require a Inrge outlay o f money.
A BO U T N I N E -T E N T H S o f all
Itr'is citizen service that does the most for a town, service
r... FliAWOnM
young men and women will say
3 r J e « l t M I ' « (re e l contributed in sincere desire to make Sanford more beauti “ No use trying to do nny th in g bo«rr re n te to Jarkaon- ful. more prosperous, more happy.
[ tw een now and New Year’s d a y .”
«?V:
They make up the big eiisn t h a t
In
the
quiet
hour
in
which
you
draft
your
New
Year’s
*“ »*. e l
a t . Jofcna-Inwill not dc a n y th in g be. -an now
fftfemil.
resolutions,
then,
get
away
from
your
personal
affairs
and
_ ie t,w » ll» e « r .
and funeral day.
your selfish interests until you have mapped out for your
ft p e e l. Ir a n i*
C
•v ‘ 7- ' reart*,
•
self some creditable line of public service that you know you
« - » aft boll<lInc
T H E BIG United S ta te s r e a c h e s
«■*. hotel*. n»*rt-. ian,-uiul will do. Give Rome thought to Sanford.
the ultim atum stage in its dealings
after* puhlisliod -h erein.
All
o f rcp u lille e tlo n o f M»«cl*l
h e r e in a re n lsu reexrved.
«n
7 } J ? U'
s ’* *T~• ' * A
4- . 1v **
of that.
fhoarofc<
�TELEPH O N E
148
MISS OLIVE NEWMAN HONORED ‘AT
BRILLIANT COSTUME BALL GIVEN
;__ AT THE HOTEL F ORREST LAKE
Charles I). HoRemen, s tu d e h t a
the U niversity o f Wisconsin,
rpcruling the holidays with
t pHientn, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T, H
1 men.
of his d a u g h te r.
*
Iw enllhy-fa rm c re . Lionel’s f a t h e r , | p k t c reproduction o f
Act III
jon hia deathbed, had given P lunkett jscene is arranged, Harriot.
^-sMrs. Anne VanNess • F}roWn'^
On the banks of the Nile, n e a r ; a ring, which who to bo presented land Plunkett being dresecd
the temple of Isis; Amonnsro am! jin tho queen shook! the son e v e r icostumes worn a t th e ir first
The stories nnd plots of the op
Aida are he’d as hostages, amj he be involved in difficulties. In t h r ing. , Lionel is kid in by F I
eras lo I*, presented ct tho Milanu
fo rte s h e r to learn from K a d a m n duct th»t follows the friend • s p c a k ja q d his mind clears at ohce.
A m ong the m any social a f f a ir s jn ln g white Uumiun costum e bund.
Theater Dec. 30 and 31 will be
Mr, a n d ,M r s . J. C. M itchell:and
th e position of the E gyptian a rm y , of Lionel, ' f a th e r and the In c id e n t,«wo couples pledge their troth
Rcing given f o r members of the ed with white fur. '
fohnd in bonk; at th e J ib r a r y .iO n e
Ratiomes only reemingly 'c o n se n ts-of the ruing, Lionel telle the s to r y all'rftd s happily.
U J! Social\N leetirur *of
Ret d u r in g the holidays,
Miss Olive Newman was stunfn
11
" f w ,|ich will circulate a n d to become the husband of A m n e ritjlo f his adoption by P lu n k e tt’s f » m - 3 “ LUCIA DI LAMMEitMOOR".
m
e
o
f
th
e
iio
s
t
enjoyable
as
w
olhninfr
us
"The
Spirit
of
Christm
as,^
in the 8UIW1 'RdMns of
.. ■’
. Kljthe " ’hers kept for reference. One
The t e x t of this opera li t "* '
c with
rola- o f th.-so is “The O pera ' Goers' a n d Is pngsuA'icd through love, for, ily ond of hi# g r e a t; live for. his
,yterian C hurch. Mrs. H. « one o f the m ost beautiful! w as w earing u frock .if red satin, with1 p
p
p
*
®
AMA to giv* her tho information adopted brathor.. T he disguised, l a - ] a c t s , by Khmmerauo ir» t "
the
fa
n
c
y
dress
ball
gi\qn.
S
a
t
t
i
r
!
gat
land?
of
silver
und
green.
ta hostess.
v
Complete Guide," by Mclltx, Which1
r e q u ir e ^ ,, by her father. 'W h e n dies now appear, accompanied h y l S o tt’# ‘'The Bride of
W Ovcping a t th e H otel F o r r e s t | Mian Georgia Mobley was adorg l 'c s n synojjsis of th e 'p in ts o f all
NH»r* Kntheritiei Wilron left S u n th.' I nding operas. “ A Guide to A m onnsrb reveals his Identity and the disguiserd T r is ta n . The tw o moor," and him alw ays ‘be e n
Social poi( L akcjby Mrs. Alice E. Hill, h o n o r - !aide a s VI^lltle.Boy Rliie," and Miss
rng
h
e
r
grand
d
a
u
g
h
te
r.
Miss
Olive
Ava
W
right
and
Miss
P
ra
n
c
e
s
day
a fte rn o o n for ‘ Jacksonville, MW Opera,'* by Singleton, gives flics w ith Aida, the despairing R a -!y o u n g farm ers sp y tho girls, and, m a lt popular o f D oniiefU 's .
of the W o m a n ’s Club a t
Florida Ubtton were gowrlVd ns sweet old- where sho will spend A wefek ns th e mii-i, ui rritluMm* Iti addition to d am es allows him:.-if to be, taken lining much ta k e n w it h 't h e i r looks, Hal o f onergs. The, a c tion :taii
st - Lake . w i t h Mrs. N ew m an, n stu d e n t a t
o ffe r to hire them. The Isdios ac . ol*-» th T’avm sw ood castle, 6<
State College for Women a t T a lla fiishioue dgjris.
guest of her airtft, Mrs. J . K Met- th- plots, and “The Victor Hook of prisoner.
Sharon and M rs. Forrest
Act IV
icept thn money offered them , no*, land, n; the cloco o f the rixteei
hassee, who is spending the holi
Two
picturesque
p
ira
te
costumes
llitgci‘,
Jjthe
<I|m
"
adds
many
illustrations
Knu arc
nrn Inrrntli)
rpnlnrt*
ojtcsses,
‘.
A hall in the temple of justice.1WlAirtna*
knowing Ithey
legally knim.l
bound century.
--------- i p k,r“ter* ami opera scenes, with
„..ry Wight will e n te rta in dnys w ith h e r parents, Mr. n n d , were those worn by Miss Maude
Anincri*
desires
to
save
Rndsmet.jthereby
to
servo
theii*
masters
fori
th e curtain
rite* on
i ------ *“ "S*V. I” "*** •— *'<»
....................
Mrs. R obert A. N ew man.
, J.nke and Miss K atherine flay of
Mrs. Fannie S, M u n i r ^ r e tu rn e d p ..... Use descriptions.
[tt Supper j ^ W ’libme in
but he repulses her and Is con- 'nn year. Tritian
Tritsan loudly protests,
* T«>r Lammcrmoor, where Norma:
T he spacious ball room was most Jacksonville,
home Sunday e v e n in g .fro n t Uma- j . *b-' following are synopses of dt mned to death. The rentcnce *■’
ius h o n o r in g 'M is s Mary
hut i* ‘hooted off tho ground’-,'captain of the guards, tails the re--'
a rtistic a lly decorated with tall
Mis* Charlotte S tr y k e r w orm a tilln where she spent the week-end lh.
PI ra* "A ida," " M a r th a " and tha t she shall tie buried nlive., while the frightened girls are ta t- r ttln o re t«r watch^ and ascertain
Pulestor\'- be fo ro the
F rench wicker baskets filled with m,,M becoming pink’ F ie r e U c con with her niece, Mrs. Howard Tib- 1>Ui III h11 Inin me r moor, taken from Change of scene: The lower por ’vn by the farmers.
Club Dnnce.
■ ' '
' j U secretly-meeting Lucia, the
tllfM1 -s
i
soon
es:
pink radiance roses and feathery j bime with ja u n ty French tricorn bals.
jie *
Ition of thn stage show* the burinl
Act II
i Ur of Sir Henry Arhbon. Sip H
Mrs. Q corge A. DcCotsp r a y s of a s p a r a g u s ferns. From '
"A ID A "
plat e in the temple, of Vulcan; the [ The farmers ente-, and,the, niaid- ■r-v enter* and Norman m i "
itcrtain a f e w of the
V’i i has nhvuyii been n fa- up p e r portion represents the tern- r >'« determine to lead their c a p - ; 111 it may be Sir Edgar of Ra
the m a n y side lights and rhiindeOther clever rostumen of J a p
Among, thorn* from" Sanfui.l a t
it s t nb'uffet s u p p e r nt
Jicrs w ere suspended garlands of anese maidens, skating costumes, tending the rncc.s ut Stmiinnla on
,1
*" ‘ 1
American public, |*|t*, itself. Aida has come to die tor* a strenuous life, and when t b e i vpn*w®’od| upon whom S ir H e n ri
on P a rk A venue, a f te r
roses aiid ferns.
j ballet gowns. fairies, Ben’ontan, Ghristnias day were: Mr. and Mr*. i
“<
u sune ’V ' 1<> h'nding with Radames. They accent their
.*ir j| young
.*ooog men emicavor
endeavor to’1
lO 'in
i n s t r u c t 'threaten* deadly vengeance.
's Clnb Dance, honorMrs. Hill received her guests j ‘,nd P'<TeUc* w,’ri‘ «'«*rn by the E. 11. Palm er and Mia* Virginia
',u r ' Rs nerntion, since it- terrible fate, while Amneria prays
y n : them
thent in their duties the fun com-fappenrs and lull* Alice, her a
ip, F rederick Bell,
ritr* perform am e In America In , bove Uu-ir tom b in the midst o f . monce*. T h e y promptly’ refuse ) nnt,
......................
‘ of the founl
1,oys w ere equally Palmer,
the legend
Paji-hellenlc Jaiinchcon nt w e a rin g a gown of fuchin georg- *nrl!’’ 11,1
18. I It was written by Verdi at priestly ic re m o n ie s and the ju h i-jw h e n ordered to get r-upprt* a h il'^ W c h she fears is »n ill oi
e tte . She was assisted in enter- ,l!' aGructively robed; Ilola-rt I)ndJffbjm ntry C l n t a t 1 o'tuinlng by her d a u g h te r, Mrs. Rob ' ot1 represented a s ta lw a r t Run
Mirs Evelyn Anderson hns re the i< quest of the viceroy oC lnnt dance of the priestesses Ki- j vmfeas their ognornnee of the art Jthe future. Edgar arrives and
v'
e r t A. Newman, who wus attired
F dgerton
P a tte rso n was turned home from 1-nke City, S.
!hv *u ‘r\ " r | (t"'nling with nule, chorus of priest* and p n rst- »f the spinning wheel. Nancy lo-vi* 'n o u n e rr tha t this la their la s t meetClass of F i r s t Boptlst n n lovciy frock of N ile green I “ M ephistopheles;” Frederick Bell
es
’
i lu n k rtt a m e rry chase, while IJ.
a* hi> JUU been owfafflj
C., whore she h| h*iU (hristm u* with Man-Mu Hey. the famous Egyp
j? e n te r ta in th e various g e o r g e tte elaborately beaded n n d G e o r g e
W ashington;
Ralph her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. 11. lologi-t. md o,,. tcxt translate.
"M A R T H A "
i °nel find* himself falling in love * Fiance. She pleads w ith b L ,
from i i , I c u li of I-ocle by Ghitii* W o m a n ’s M iss|onnry
•
I'ins melodious opera has alwav* w'th Martha. She laugh* a t him, j ^**1* their love a secret, and In
trim m ed willi ro se Us o f pastel | ,Wo‘K
,,h lf f nn a "cow boy;" Pearce Anderson.
lanr-.m
39 o’clock a t th e church.
'( •riffm ns a Bpaniurd; W A.
e»i \t rv [Mipulnr, Patti. SemliHr'i hut is impressed with his go<e| drgmatic duct that follows M »ag_
mctnlljc ribbon*. ’
\r l I
i, Wednesday . . . .
Adams and William Moytj m
and other
e re a l primndorn
nrlmadoeo * hm haiki and manly bearing, ami sings each other a tender farewell, Mi and M r' .1 A I’ittrunn re" t h r r great
P lr n te s bold, b u ild
dinners,
^
1
iinkiiouTi
•f
re Benjamin, will enttersheik'
Randall
fhiise
os
a
Court
•ui’g the title mb- The mosi. for him the exquisite "I^ist Rose of '
turnetJ
home
Sunday
evening
f
r
e
n
sheiks, demure old fashioni-d maid
' 11
**. \\w* at Mcinpl i
[gc honoring th e Missus
gent Itm a n ; Frank Chase ns a pi Orlando, where they spent the
\ itaion urn Elutow amt the Mummer" from the a ir of an old;
l ord Henry Ashton, not knowing
ens and the courtly Cidotual men
Ht r f u h t i h r h fn nth !•'*! Il S' Cc-ugc amt Friedrich. 'I r is h tune. A fte r the fa rm e rs hid of the attachment of hia slater for
ier and M iriam Orovitz.
rule. ‘Stanley Vyrtiuy us a Court week-end a t the guesU of the Lit !^ 11 ‘ '
w ith powdered wigs were in .it
ui) in h i * , u m b, Egypt to deliver J i no
jester
hi Hell Hngnti will enm the reign of Queen their spirited se rv a n ts good-night, Hlr E d g a r, h a s a r r a n g e d «
ter's inolher.
tendance, and it was indeed hard
ItgT \idn |ove* iuot.mii'., I, young A nne, i d U w.m first produced at l fre maidens escape th ro u g h th , riage between h e r ami the
,uncbt>on n t h e r homo on
The chaperones f o r th e t'Vrning
for thp judges to decide which were
Fred I .o ng of Mnntgnmcrry, w a n "iri but tin* j, dimgcnin- riint t he i mu
peru iii Vienna. The window and re tu rn In lehlr home
,al"lL Arthur, in otd?r to rrUTCTC
were: Mr. and M «.
R ohrrt A.
uc.
^
,
tho bust costumes. It was finally |
fallen frrtdtw a, Jgjey appeal?
wninn, Mr nnd Mrs. William Ct Ala., i> s|n‘iiding Hit holulnys lien, in A limeri*. the daughter Ilf tile fir t -i i ne )■ laid in the ensile of- in the carriage provided by Trip, Gibbs and M rs. Fred
decided th a t Miss Emily G riffin’s
*
to him for n release from th ih n a!
, hostesses a t bridge a t costum e of black oil d o th and tr im Hill. Mr and Mrs, F orre st Lake. .villi his pa re nt,, Mr und Mys T. ; king. Incited by Ainm-ris, the high I-ndy Harriet then in Rhhfnmi.l Gin.
Art HI
,,!tl m arriage. H r reads all tK flf
s t th e W o m a n ’s Club. med w ith hugh w hite dnmintH-s, I>r and .Mrs Samuel Puleslon, Mr I. Lung at their home on Mel- i |>rie*t Ranilih de< lare* that Itn and em inu- .
i dnnie* ha* I.-■-•n *«-!.•• t | )V |*i* t .
Si one o|M-nw in tho F o re rt of 101 rcrpondcncc, and shows a fi ,
\rl 1
is D atnl I I hra»ho», Mr lo in il!e \ com
Dnsli' to e n te r ta in
at whs the beat w orn by the girU. | and
I Ih' the leaijei 11f 1!lr army against
I ady II iriii i, maid of honor I- Richmond, where the queen is ^c-tiz-r. proving licyong doubt ti
s Hall a t the C ountry while A lK bert Connelly costumed and Mrs R n la it J.ihn I jolly, Mr
Aaida '* hem t is ti.ro Qoei n Anne i* weary of the inn hunting with her a tte n d a n ts. The ;1<,r ,ovek has deserted her.
Mi ..Ml Mi* It'ibitl Jolm H-i||> \ no luisi ii
ring
Mias
K atherine ns u S p a n ish Senor. won the hoys' and Mrs i,ci,rge A Di-( ‘o| It-s, Mis
betwi (i fH-r line f ■I lo | fi n f ""Laly ■! our! life Sh<- In !miX» I young farmer* come to witness the Im'pless and comfricvd of E d g a r '?
Edgar Mi'hlev, Mr and Mrs AI Ir HiiflitVlD'-'c t ht’ tm th iif ri wi.||
hldustn, aG.
price.
Miss G riffin received a
a ml f ir tiailfljijfn * ., i <1 ■be 1ell.a ii 1 '• hei udi-i-rei'' , ai d jewel* ii 'd Funi and forget the maiden*
1.! faDcnc.is, consent* to the S ftcrifkj "
,
!*v.
.
>
■
‘
if
the
Y
i
*
i
nn
iti
1
.H
uj/hhm
la»rt
Pmkni
.
t
onnc]'\,
MrJulius
Mrs. A lbert Pinckney lovely iierfume burner t >•.,j,j. ir
at Nlclnpiii*
II- v* t- f-“ 1 upon het
TrtsLin, one! left alone, tells of his hope and nrepares for the ceremony.
1 »H* I .111' l il W h.-,.r,
nd
A lbert
Pinckney lamp, while the iioys' prize wit -i \ ’! t \ kcr j.f l a n - d a h I'a and Mr j H'.-pit tl
I he *.:|>tw I billlge.
t lie I, "p'e 11a i r i v I 1"Uaili. H May cut lather less love for Martha, who suddenly
The g re a t hall o f lh* castle shows
an.| Mr- If i [ i1 1 1 ct 1,1 ■f 1 ,i |
i ' 1• I , II .JIV \u\
r. will e n te r ta in
the linen handkerchiefs
»'t t ib an M,.t.,|, hi . r.-mnom* and am i,o 11 t-ecuii, t* announced and a I' P'lUIs before him
Although G assembled knights and iaidtisV ** “
a t n b u ffe t s u p p e r rid
u»m e ' -f PI lestes
I n«ta 11at i. i-i I r*q* ■ ■ a long list nf diversion i a in a zed to see h r r dressed a.* ■» yvho sing a gay choru* of welcome.
D uring the evening much nu iri
tie- g *i. —
' Ii I iliitudi'd tile Mis*
Mi- 11 P i wm..
and duogii of ILo Li pe* !■ th
dance nt the country merit wus afforded by i he f cut tin
t f 11 i■ of corn fo, lini tel
amusement. She de- iady, he warmly pleads hi* love Just a: tile unhappy Lacy signs the.reT
i- id le r \ r win an ' iiurl'-'ti >tt>
l io , Mm y " f 1ji k e I d, ret in lied l
omnder-in-ehief
rhtio.*
i
hv
dunces, one of especial interest lie ker nf l.mtsdale. P a , Katherine l hi-ii home
in
all
and tease* him un- l-vih Harriet call* the hunter*, end ‘ ontruct. Edgar appears, dressed
.Hull v . \ i f-ing , iifliThursday
\i I II
me elf oily
mg the bulloon dunce, in which tin Ibn • ( .la, k*iin■
I lx sung of the ser till l.*-aii11 ful finale which follow- '" m b re black, sword in handt-pla^s| - f
■
die,
Edith
Rsiinrr
■
I-,
i
nd
tli'le
w
II
-lending
M
u
the S anC arlo Opera girls had inflated balloons tied 1■ i
Aiti tier i-' i b a m It t- i
I-1 si j I vrint mauls, nit their way to thi 1* a splendid pic
of i "'iccrtvJ 1,1 l- lllcn follows the im
l Si
\ u g ustme, M urgiirtt and lie r si *1e i Mi
V p i iitinel Iv
the Mi tunc T h e a te r at
d ante- slid imisi,
Ainneii* re I'lchmond Fair, now f lo a t» in mu; c.
jseatsUa, a very powerful and
their ankles un.l us the b..ll.».n* Mll,jri.(l si.-n.....* ..f nrli.nd. . i ..
i
l
ives
her
-hive
Ahia
anil
nti
Act
IV
i mcrhable piece c f v.-ritihg. Ott?
bursted, the couples were elinil
through
the
window,
and
Harriet
pulleslon,
Mary Elualieth
Mr* I '
. rarni-r no ! -mud r'ngly diiiu* from her ihe avowal
Harden to anler- nated. The couple
Plunkett muses on the unhnppi Qnc
ebaracter* take Up t h
run- eives a ntodcnji desire to a>
remaining on p li|ot,l„ ll Ml,( n,dlv. Mildred Hoi *uii relurnei! i • I he i
one m \\ e-t
of hyi love for Raiiames
|e nl 3 o'clock a t her the floor fur the longest
plight of luonel. .Nancy now o n - . i,uriions^ of the sextette uitil t_„
company
them
Nany,
her
confi
time M Maude Lake, i.«"igui M"ble> I’afm Bi n ti ‘ ' d a ,
"tmig. nfle' haage of s .i't ic Rndamezi n - dante ami T rista n prutr-L hut she i ei - and sho and I'lunkett come tu '*r,r ‘t climax, otie of the moM d | » - ‘
rie> SL, honoring w erre Miss Mary Elizabeth Pules
flugln
k here with
- 'iendlng I ■ m- 1
Ruth Hentv, Kitlv Du R"*e, I r a n
turnvi [orlop*
llisnd triumji'i
decide -tn . .
moments
in opera,
Ejiencer.
oders them to gmj with her HU understanding
-------- n
-They
—. ------—
• is r*ach«iL
t.
ton and Frank Woodruff
Thev
II ui hi n . *
Dtitton \ vii Wright h'ltzsbilh In i *1-1io M - ,!fal man h, Atiioiiaaro aiqx-ars ns i Iiresses lire |n<* tired and they i present Lionel's ring to the queen,
Wight and Mrs. E d were aw arded prizes and were T.
nt,d Edgar, who ha ve U t»' ;
| linit>ll)| M algaiet Peter* Lena
' aptilVe, oilrei ogldzed eXt ept Ie. - t a i l fur tih fair, the ladie* in th. imping to solve the m ystery of Ri* th e ir sword*, are separated by Raj
its will e n te r ta in
at quired tii open them on the fh- r
Ml und Mi- 1 S lhumj,*i>ii n'
belie Hagan, Em.il> l.mjrle, llojrn
Vida, He Ihn lures that the Ethi disguise uf se rv a n t girl* nnd Trie birth. I
then discovered t h a t ! mon"* *‘' tl rhsplain, and Lucy
, o'clock a t th e Wu- Mis* Puleston opened her " J a r "f \ i i nay t ’n rm e ta
Barbel . Emil> turned lo t l o u hmne m Si»fus-.in 'M'ltiu kd'g ha* b.H-n slain in luittl. tun garbed a a farm er
'h e b really the son of the b a n - ' Inaenaible nnd is carried to
iemoring Mrs. Julius J a m " and found th a t it held a ml. l i riffm Sara Evelyn W illiamSunday o i-n tn g uft> r -iu n<Uuu
.
Tin m em* hiUi^t-A tn the Rich lulled Km I of ikerby. He refuse* fooib. ;
tnsduie, Pa.
h e r snake.
In anotiuo
feature I Alsu Jam es Wright, Jo h n Si hi several day* In-n u tin- giie-M ■' T W prisoners n r - relensnl at the
u
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of
Raiiames,
and
the
FTimWFtyi'irtid’iEiiihetfiiy
iitiBjM-'his'rigJtttoiTank,
brood
A
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,
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full*
S. O. C hase will dance the ,prize* were won by, Mi** ra r d . William ijik s . Kdgvrton Pat the former's parents, Mr nnd Mt'*
,,
1/raU ’fiti king nf Egypt deflate* , mei the la tte r being a n orphan Ji«g over tho iiumle offered him In | The tow er of Ravens wood castle.
buffet suppe r ,,ni1 j Katherin'a Ray of Jacksonville, ami fl>rsit,n. Rnhert
McEwen,
Harry Ltike Thompson
(Continued on Page 2)
jhm i htr. mirre**oi hiiiI the la-trothcd!nn,| ndopt.-d b ro th e r «( Plunkett, a tho forest. A h a lust re so rt, a c o m -1
honoring theii
son Stanley V cm ny. Miss Ray's prize j Woodruff, Ralph ....... .
Frank
The many frit-mis of
r * (’ ,W
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| w as found to contain «ri"W j>all* Woodruff, John Hrymlry. G W'
Friday
I while Mr. V cm ny's proved (o i'C Spencer, Jr,. Ilnggs zXrringion S|ict-r who has been quite ill a t the
presented hy t h e San fire crackers.
i Max Stew art
Hope H u ff Joe home of hei d aughter in Haiti
Company at 2:lf> o’
. Miaroo J r . A Ibert inuir. M.1 will 111- i- hul tu Ivan
The music for th e evening win Me ISeh Jinn
|ln n e T heater.
I iH»h. \\ iIImm tluil slo i k, r . al 1\ u.cr" Vl-ii .111*
{especially good and Wu* fim n-bed t 'onm-lly. E\ i mil
Kirtley wit tenter- by the Seminyle Syncojintor* Re Mny .
-\ Adam*, aoda II Cba.se M\ | H’Cl *« f 't u r n 1 Fnllf.- id si.i’ti
heon nt 1 o'clock at her i fresllinetits of samlw'lche- and Frin k ( I i -1 Hilbert I h ,1*011, W'll
r r '-t a
I 1' * It .
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jko Onura honoring punch Wire s e |\e d lute in the i - iiam In II, *. , Mai ' i \ ei r nl
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presented by tin- Sun | Many
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Hridg'-s
i Mini i i*t nine* wir.
I ,rtte«t icp
Martin l.auglnii H *pital
the I w orn bv ihc
ra Com pany. ut
One greatly W u<m1ward of Del.and.
a
lilt
le
better
statu
sini
I
iordon
Calvin
Tengtio,
Her » t ti:15 o clock.
| ndmllT(j Wlls Thut o f Miss Mildred , Teague,
Lake, John Wilson, morning.
ferno H u r t e n t e r t a i n s , g | cnionH>
was ti Spnnish r o s - j Cherry, Ed
honoring Miss ^ ' la r ' i tunio of yellow satin, with trnns- George Wilson, Chandler Sharon.
Judge in-11 Mrs
\V Wallace
Algernon Speer
of Lansdnlc, Pn.
p a r e n t *kir! of black tulle.
W
rig
h
t
tel
irried
hnnie.
M - uia>
Also Mr and Mr- Riehanl
Lossing Post, A m e n ; M
f v j |,,||y w;,s dressed a*
afternoon Ir'-ni (itltuido wiior.e
Russell,
Mr
and
Mr*
John
W
I Auxiliary, Now ^ eur *
cuiiiimg hell h-,., in fed and nu
they
spent i hrtstmns a*
the
nierous l u a - - l-utliiji . Mis* Mil Meisrh J r . and Mr and Mrs. Mon
guests
of
ll>.
bitter's
brother
itI
J dred Holly wn- a ttir e d in a stun r>ie It Hutton
wife, Mr ami Mr* Julian Hoc. a.-I
f . OPERA NOTES'
!P $i ■■
An it
f
rjmees Waller
Mr* \\ .1 Stood of KisMmniei
for
. I’j.. oLangston
r
n
ltuh'n
,n
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1
F
n
,ii,y
1
pent
th r dm here Siindav a* tin
week
r*.
.. - i I E uatic w here ll-s c
! gu ra l of lo-r pun Ills, Mr and Mrs
ly At DeLand jCI1(I with relative*
1 .1 li II..H
Mrs, F ra n c is Charles
|Mnblle, A labam a
nnm arringo of th e ir
-JiV • . . francos Ethel
to
Karl Idingslon
jDcccinbcr ■ th e tw r n ty -
[ihmisand nine hundred
tw enty-aix
[laind, Floriila.
announcement will be
iith lynch interest by
friends of this .young
Rr marriage coining as
Th< cerem ony \t>o)t
*,▼ uftternonn a t d o'Mclhodlst. P a rsona ge ,
John Treadw ell,
church o f f i d o t i n ^ , ^ .
of blue silk - crcpc
[trim niingi i f ’ O rlonU l
1 the a t^ a r t costuSnp
bride. H e r closd W
(ippers ami o th er
bcccs-
tU‘3S i ^ xwiiut'
r
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t
'iof
Mr. nun Ml* J \V. It It ic-li!*have ns tin i gofrtl* fur tin- h ■i
Haruld But
lays Mr un.l Mrs
ledge, Mr mid Mr*. Hurry S lu r
wood and t»n smull suns
Grand
Miss M artha Hrown spent the
Mr* T om- Gctzcjy and son <f Rupids, Mull , and Mr. and Mrs.
w eek end with friends nnd rela
Ijikelnnd were the guests of her William Mu*grove and sun Rilhc of
tives nt la k e la n d .
aunt, Mrt-. A. P. Connelly, for the Lake Mary
week-end.
Mr. nnd^M rs. M a rtin McDaniel
The Miv*r- Mihircd Holly, l , liw
nnd little son siwiit the holndnys
Mis* Kalhortne Winn of ' aldos- Np.wmun, \ irgi.on Pulmcr, Marv
he re with relatives.
.
______
la., Ga., will a rriv e in Sanford E lizabeth Puleston, Maude la k e .
,
. Tuesday to lie the gueat of Mr*. Georgia Mali ley, S ara Esstorby.
Mrs. J. C. Mcix-oti nnd son n|M-nt i ^
(-onnt,||y.
Frances Dutton, Ava \S right, K it
th o week end a* the gueat of her
ty DuBose, Julia Higginc, R- F.
s is te r a t M ount Dora.
. 1
Margaret
Peters
and
Miss M argaret Long ami b roth G riffin,
er, S tew art, are spending a few Messrs. Ralph Woodruff, Frank
Mrs. T om Owen o f Clcnrwnter days at Del .ami as the g u e s t? uf Woodruff. Albert Connelly, Jrick
arrived here Friday t n spend the Mrs. H, (’. Hansun.
P e te rs, John Edward Higgins, Elholidays w ith relatives.
wyn Moore ami Robert McEwen
)- - ff
i _____ _ .
were
among those front Sanford a t
Mr. u ^ i Mrs. J. G. Rail and
J,
F ord loft S unday for log- s i-ns, Hodgson nnd Billie. s|H-nt te n d in g the tea dsneo a t th e llm .
loftitltr, Ga., where h o will iM«nd C hristm as Day with Mrs. W. J. sttlind Club S a tu rd a y afternomi
given by Mrs. Thomns Albert V a l i
sonic time w ith relatives.
Steed ut Kissintntco.
und Mrs. Jullun S tryker, honoring
1
ft" ‘ _
Miss ChariOtto S tr y k e r .
W. H. Ktono left B atunluy for
-t*;T hu,m any friends of Mrs. W. L
('olumhtiH, Go., where he,wiB
B a rb e r w i l l S c g r e t to. le a m 't l j e t
a ahtrrt tim e with r e ln tlr ta .
xho has bccn: quite ill a t h e r homo
.... -v
...— - • >
m oh P alm etto Avenue.
' C hariss M, Igou b f Chicago, 111.,
is visiting his d t u g h t o r M f » ;S ..T , ■* Miss Helen Stinson, of Rock Hill,
Hollomon fo r several weeks.
S. C., is th e a ttr a c tiv e g u e s t o f her
. -Tfr
^ ■-■**.’■c
istxr, M r s / C . 'S , Je r n ig a n a t the
-.r.Mr. and R t i Ji E ; H, ‘Asbe(i iff
,Qvjcda. w » r t -g>»«4t« r t r f n M m w t d
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- ■ ^ r i V Q ^ t WHdbeU
w c .k.i
' Mm. p. v . Crary of Tampa U
V.
i
vUHing ih Sanford ad tho gueat of
;MtV', JAtfaV G.-Slmr- her-’ sister, Mrs. George Shipp at
«hmo- (q .Snnfnrri bn and f a m l l i
S a \u rd a y a f h e r ‘home on Central Avenue.
>Hu '
ternoon w ith relatives a t Dcl^and.
——
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Mr, and Mrs. Fred S. Daiger Sr.,
Miss Mildred Siemens of Orlando
who have been visiting relative#
as th« a ttra c tiv e house gukst of
hero for several
iss Olive Newntsn f o r the weekmorning for t heir hypd,
’
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'• Th* manv friemU of U n . T . E.
Contlnuou’
in*
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Mory I’ickfcrd
In the Most CpmpitHinn
Her Career
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»nd O ^ K ^ j'o n a l Country clubs.
fl»
HtadneM Man
biron oJ*o contlnur* to
Cnj0y the complete confidence
hU-bomr-gOvernment wan (lemon-
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U n ro n V o n M a llz a n A n d H is
WHe
E & cc v o r. H a r r ie r s
A g a in s t T h e m A r e D r o p p e d
stra te d when Dr. Streaeroenn, thdGorman for.'iicn m ln fiU r,. defend*
ed him in Urn roiebata* hgainat a tuvk:< betau*© the heron diaplayed
$ £ « * £ » . « S £ M
W ly liilj
R T f'W 'N F ''
H H U il
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 7 .- W
Dr. Wicdfcldt waa not a “aanrico
—'Winning hock a place. In the n u n /- a n d II rtq u im l considerable!
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0f ,.ic0. ^ C,*k*^^ social Isolation In the caultal. and
p.v*. year hpve- coat
the Needle
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c o m e dow n f d *
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am other Vis it
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year
-s o m e t h i n g
Iv o N e N N eveR
3U FF<S.R W IT H .
asld> /a-fa-zhT -a} zi. L o s s
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D E C E M B ER 2 7 / 1 0 2 0
n u ia u iiy u tfN K
■ £ / 'f l , H t f t * . *
ford.D*»y Ilerald
X AD. RATES
: C»h in A d r.n c.
t ads. w ill b e r e c e i v e d
and collector n o !
. , -__ ____>
U
r-7 c ; « line
ratu on rw iasil.
Sductd ra*oa are for
ejte insertions,
fcfds of averaee length
Eed a line.
^tst charge of SCc for
irrtion.
m
hertisinR is re stric ted to
'classification.
Itfrc* 1» made The Satt-
18— B u sin tsa Service O ffered
71— W here to E a t
Houses for Sale
USED CAR EXCHANGE
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
The
lt*ifiMrntlnn {took* o f th«
Q. w. WANSI.EY. Msnagxr
P ity of Sanford. Florida, w ilt bm
EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good CORNER HOUSE Close In, 0
open Monday, December 10th. l*tS.
rooms, $300 down, M0 monthly,
things to eat at all times, 103
nmt w in close Saturday. January
th e R la h th . IS*7,
itlce $1500. Hnrt Nason, Valdci
W. 1st St.
CHRYSLER
Artminfttniv
At th« City Mall.
lotcl Bldg. Phone 853.
(CI1AS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
8AM I’HIlvl» n. r i u u r i .
City ItrK lstratlun Vfftcar
»Sanford Ave. nt 10th SL Phone M2
74— Apartments and Flats
tTTR ACTIVE FIVE room. houM 1" ^ — “ -----NOTICH T o cTtKIHTOltn
and hy v irtu e o f m Writ o f K*r
I *»n<! K“r*i;e, vnluabln lo t C hap-[ ,
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IN T H E COURT O F TUB COttOTT D on Issued eat o f and u n d er :
an St. PI,501). Favorable* term s,, txiada the world
JUDOK.
HftMINOLB 'COUNTV. «"“ » j g »h* C ounty Court o f 8*
riTATIi OF FLDHIDA.
n o l . County, F lorid A . dated i h s
The ,Herald Classified Depart
r» Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel,
w SMITH N
In rr th e Estate of Mary A. W. day of DoesmRrr. IMS, command
ment will ,bd glad to help
Kealy. dcc*-a*td
I*?..
*•*?, 08
strntigera gc^ locatetl in. rooms
90—Automobiles for Sale
.To all Creditors, tAgntosa, ,l>ls/
'
HOUSES
FOR*SALEtrlhutrea. and a il I’o a o tis h avin g
‘ 11 , ' jliiu7 J v » » *®_8*L*a—IftJsii
or apartment* and will render
every assistance to those re Snnil] bungalow north Of Hughey
••'d <cr Of i h " €MaU
th .J S ld lJ
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX / . “'.T* ° r U,,,'*n,U
Stn '■t on l'alinctto Avenue. Tw-i
questing it.
INC.
Vou. and each of you, ara hsraby
tV\•" a^<m*Vf*<l'l» V .rw S !d *et
lots, ran I* bought at lean than
notified • ml required, to prsaatit 0 f (;o u n t a i e d tn tlte sum o f I I I
203 Oak Ava
present day value.
fG,000 on
Tr
lhaer
l m *o ff*1you.
"1 .d fm
8 hare
I w h ,cuasalnat
h ? 0U" for
* hove lev ied
uponhlah
Shd
Phone 41
5 6 — F uel nnd Feed
nr yal<
eith
may
lo lh#
eatWilt
andOl b
terms of $500 cash nnd $76 month
ihre s s t a i o df Mary A. W. Kkeljr. ds- bidder fo r dash within U a
I*
i-I ??* '»«'• of Homlnols County, hours o f r a le at Die front door
NICE, clean apartment, furnished; including interest.
HUPS— MARMON:,
*■h'rIda. tu Dm lion . Jas. Cl. Aharon. tha Court H ouso In Sanford, Hai
WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fire g all conveniences; $8 n week
County Judge of ReminoU County, nnle County, Florida, on Monday '
Sanford Automobile v-o
place. PHONE 539.
«t
til* u f l i r t |o th e County Court- i n i . day or Jan u ary, l» I f , all o f 1
1101 F'rcneJi ave.
6 room stucco bungalow located 205 Magnolia A\c.
I’hr.ne 13
".»*«.• hi Hanford, Seminole County, right, title and Intareat of lb « »
a t the comer of Palmetto and
Murlda, w ith in tw elv e months from HAM PIU l.Lli*. Deceaaed, In and
'!>•* d a le hlroi.f
the follow lug ileacrlbed Iota pie
FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart Kktie. Ijirge living room, din
FOR HALE
DODGF1
. Dale,! November, A. D . / I S J I .
J*r parrels o f land sltuatn In net
ing
room,
kitchen,
two
bed
rooms,
ment,
private
bath;
lower
floor
Pleasure
cats
and
Ornl^im
Trucks
ItALIMi K- HStlTII.
note County, Florida. t o « w l t > WOOD
_
WOOD
bath with shower, large porcher, Elm nnd !2th S t
Ailmlnlatrator o f the F e ta l* of I AU •***» part o f th e- E a st J!
Phono 3
Stove, Heater, and Fireplace 122 1-2 Palmetto ave. ,
Mary
A.
IV.
Keety.
o
e
c
sa
a
e
d
.!
> • " * Northwdat o f the Allan
etc, well built nnd almost new
■* 1
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(toast H a s Rallrtiad o f Lot FH
QUICK s e r v ic e t r a n s f e r
90—Automobiles
for
Sale
$8,000
on
terms
of
$200
cash
und
TWO furnished apartments, two
A Junior j m
band set is the {'V LuL^W e1^ ^ * o f ''u A t J K J
PHONE 498
rooms each; $20 nnd $26 month $85 monthly.
favorite novelty in ^ho Christmas c k i . ehv DKI.TA. according »5 r
JEWETT AND PAGE
ly. 314 E. Fifth,
toy displays at the Paris stores.
of. record In tha Pnl
RIVE'S GARAGE
WOOD FOR SALE for fireplace; *-------------Sanford Dealer
nnd stove. Lenvo onlers at 1511 FOR KENT
V. 1st SL —
Phone Cl
Mellonvilte Ave. F. H. Dyson.
ment, tw
JAMES U. COWAN—/All
" 'kind# of LOANS—Money
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.J cent. Close in
Water and Boat Tanks, .A t Oak Connelly & Sons
Avenue arfd Third Streot.. Tele-1______ _______
phone 111.
*---------------- —--------------------- ------“ I'd— P o u ltry unri S upplies
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSE!r y ':----------------------------—----- , J
Pre” ln»* tailoring. >TANCRED strain White Lee
iaa-T
Avenue- Photrt! baby chicks; orders taVen
/t
, - [for late January delivery fcon
H T P P trtriN c
iTT
Z
8tof,,c! 520 per hundred oi
\
: / E« KIN? • " / H“,wrd « h c r!for 500 and over; 10 per cent
t t l X drqUY nrl | f0f J (0 n o B I a t e |o r d e r
Davie's Pleasant
Clothet 110 fir st Street.
: Poultrv Earn, Hn,iTHE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
ANSCO CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIES
001 W. flth S t W. N, Lumlcy; Prop,
gald will be ' responsible
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO West F irst Street
at Phon.n 441
immediately in CM* of
a d v e r t is e r s
■QGHT-CHRISENBKRRY p r i n t
SHOP .— Printing, Engraving,
n il Id ‘ representative
]y familiar with rates,
Embossing. See us first. We do
!classification will give
!t. Phono 417-W. R. R, Avenuedete information. And Commcrqjal Street.
sb, they will assist you
sf .jour want ad. to
21—Insurance
»oTe effective.
JRTANT n o t i c e .
^krs,should give their
gpoitofflce address as
WE have listed with us several 5
heir phone number if )
I* m u Its. About one i
room bungalows that are priced
It of a thousand has a
t and the others can't
cate with you unless
>w your address,
(continuance MUST be
person at H ie Sanford givo^ immediate possession and the
flee or by IeU«t. TelescontinuanecH ire not
balance armnged like rent
- Prompt - Efficient
Service
SANFORD RU1CK CO,
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 3C7
57— Good Thinirs to Eat
PA ST it IKS, PIES, an 1mis. We take
special
order*
fur pnrtle.f
Routh's Delicatesven. 1621 \V 1st
St.
Full RENT Two-run in furni.ihed
apartment. Spare foi run-. 11109
Union avenue,
_____ _____________________ ___
TWO HKD ROOMS—Also two
rooms light housekeeping Bath,
N t , r . Nee J. R. Ellis for
Christmas oranges. Fancy orange* i heater stove, two-car shed, se.ven
1216 W,
$3.00 per bo*. Phone 601-J Calory rockers, two porches,
Sec nnd.
Avenue.
c n | .< LOUGH REA I T )
lllltK K ROOM fn rn i’heil
njiur'
[or nenr city hall, Deo.
I mi nt und lutlii Mr-( A K Bow
<TiMPANV
^1 — .M isccHanenus.
ert, HIT \S 9th
gold brooch pin. Iler. Herron, Box 679, Do- Tel. 732 .ill Firsi Nat Ilk HMg
feccive reward.________
N'h.NV BO U LEV A RD Now open I IHIEE KOItM furni-he-l ajmrt
KANFORIl, FLORIDA
to Adams Grove, Sorrento Sjo-. 1 merit nicely furnished
Ail coo
WARD—For Infortnu- REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE tally sw eet grajM-frrnit, oranges 1vetiienres 916 West Firs-t strec'
tg to a rre st and conatfd ta n g e rin e s for sale
Visitors j I’honee 20
ions who stole nine
welcome.
yard of Carl Bradbury, i
75— Hum!n ess Plarrn for Rent
25— Florists.
bx 208 A.
--------------------1FREE TRANSPORTATION — To
CALL 362 for Iresh cut flowers
Miami nrul buck Sedan leaving
SMALL
BULLDOG,
and plant*. Mrn. Ginn. Sun- Snnford for Miami on Friday uf ATTRACTIVE room* in cent f r
Store* nr offices *at . P a rkof Ave, i
in got .It by describing ford Heights.
temoon, mri nccomni'niate three nr -rid ( nmmerriiili t5 trn
rt
w.
for notic* and expenses,
----------------- ---------------------------- D‘Ur passenger * (ladie* or gentle I Young, Ownrx. 208 Park Ave npsr. Box 719.
A. K. KOSSITEH
itm-nl. Will return following Wed - 1powit« Court House
Celery Avonuo
Phone 212-W nesday Apply "Sedan," cure The
_________ ____
Accessories
A Floral Suggestion for Every Herald.
..
HoUS S f i r R ’ l
YES I Tubes 7 YesT
(Xeapctt in Sanford!
luto lir e Co. 200Vk West
let
Ice
Mur-
S ta tio n s — He-
JDKL TRIM CO.
[the car, not the ow ner."
8 '7 for eatim atrs.
W. RADFORD
less services offered
Expert Hair Bobbers in
pes nnd Children’* De
partment.
IN S BARBER SHOP
fn.ignolia Ave.
—
--- *
____-__
BRIj U STORE — Pre
A Drugs, Soda. We ire
a* your phone.
C*ll 103
Beautiful Umgnlriw among oak
tree*
AlmuHt new, large living
room, two U-d rooms, ilining nook,
bath, electric rnnge nnd water
heater, rumpletely furniahed ready
for you to move in Douhlu gar
age, flowers anil shrubs. Owner
will sell for
on terms that
are easy.
TWO ROOMS, K itchenette ami
hath, attractively
furnished, i
iinMlemte rent
Young, owner, 206 ,
N I’m k Ave
18 — II ouhWio M ( .( hkIh
and Found.
2
Occasion
Floral Designs a Specialty
85— L ots F or Sale
LOTS UN EASY TE RM S
t! i cHhh anti f i n monthly will
buy i well lot aled link Mill loL*.
Price $750 each
ill percent off
for nil cash.
,
a«h and $15 monthly vill buy
lot in PinehuMt.
Prtco
corner
$126(1
—
, t. _
$2fl tush, nifij, .lift*
monthly
beautiful lot on t rench
...til
will !...»•
out
.
Avenue.
Trice $1.16ti
.—
Laurel Avenue lot twtwrrn 9th
inmi 10th Street. Price $2,000 on
i trim s of $60 ruaji nnd $20 monthly,
role! Touring
Tun Graham Truck
l-'mil Touting
(■urd 1nuring
1! - - n t *m. h
[m.tgi Touring
$126.00
$81)0.00
$360 00
$260.00
$600.00
$ 96.00
P u r e M a p le S u n :a r
Pure Maple S u g a r,
t Hi. hrlrks
. ..
-Lp>
i’ure Maple S y ru p in
1-2 gallon ran*. 12 to
th e r ase . Price per ease $18.50
Sun Dried Apple F ruit in
25 lb, bags
*2.50
Great N o rth e r n and Pinto
Henna, best ijuallty for
(able use, In 25 lb. hags $2.60
Cured P o rto lllco Yam
S w eet P otatoes in 100
lb. bag*. Price per b.tg $2.35
W hile Blackrjre I’eaa f o r
• .
laid* use in 25 lb, b*g* $1.40
Mixed Field Pen*. Price p e r
bushel
$1.85
P ricrs f. u. h. here. Can fill all
order* prom ptly suhjert stock*
unsold.
The pasrinx of the rickshaw
There were 39.013 rickthawn in FOR R E N T — A room bungalow on
ol
"STEWART THE FLORIST"
Tokyo in 1K!G and in 192(1 t h e ! Palm
vnim etto
etio Avenue
Avenue corner
corner
oi {)a^ Av.-nue lot, $1750 on torm s of
Flowers for all occasions
, num ber wan 8,343.
|S p u rim g S tre e t. Two bed W«tn». j ^
rush
monthly.
________ _____________ __
| dining room, living room and kit
McLANDER ARCADF.
ihi-n, bath room, gnrngr, Intpfove
,
Phono 781.
i(i— W a n t e d T o H u t
Photto 717 Myrtle Avenue lo( just off 1313
merits
$45 monthly
! s tr e e t. I’rire $1960 on term s of
fur upjjointmrnt.
27— P rofession al Services
W A N T E D T tl H U 3
Five room
$25 i'ash ami $15 monthly
1 bungalow, not over 15 him k.
N orthw est co m e r Elm and HighCherokee Hmkerage Co.
cottage |„ mj
)-,
,
Sll],. jpioo. $200
from F ir tt St
Addre** S H , cir.c FIIR RENT Fuinisheil
DR. J. R. VIDLER
G A FFN EY , S C.
| on SiUct Lake $35 IM) p e r linin'h , ll?|, huliinc
l i e i aid
Chiropodist
See John Ik J m k i n s f “nt court
(Foot Specialist)
house.
07— R oom s W ith Hoard.
Lloydk Shoe, Store.
Florid*.
__ | And we have m any other good
I> t iii : cntriuT cotuiT ov sum Phono 102 foe appointment.
! lots t h a t can be bought for ju s t
I \ O i l: ( OI JtTV, KI,OIIII»A
ROOMS, with or without meal* FOR RENT
mitii k i»k s i i e n i r r s nai. h
a few dollars down.
VlltillNIA
I’AltOl.INA CIIKM’Ignlow located nt tho corner of j
RU G S— Snantpooed, rig b C u i y o u r
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
DEAN BERG C O RPO RA TIO N
CM,
OOMPANV ny UKI-APalm etto Avenue nnd Katie Street i
home; colors restored, nap rni«- ' ________
\\
A
It
It
«
i
<irii.irntl«-n_
Herald Building
Large living room, dining room, ■
Pit,Iui Iff,
■d, made to look Jike new. lligheat fiH— F lloonts W ithout Hoard
Phone 713
with - electric
ippruvnl* or no charge. H. Hiene, i____________ — ------- ---------- ----------- kitchen m m plele
It M. l ‘AIt It AIVAT, ns Adtnlntnrange nnd w ater heat«(Tr 'b uiIt in*.-------------- — —---------—
trulor of itn* batata of HAM
r u g expert, with l a n e y Dry (Near...
,,
, , , . .
r III1,1,11 f ■«-»■aitii.
era, Phone 466.
FOR R E N T Furnished bedroom cabinets, two bed mom*, both with
__ W a n t e d — H e a l K f iln te
1te r ■■ndan t
.
___ _
with \v$n-rf hi'atrr nnd hcitiite shower, large
front ohd
re.-i r !
__
___ _
Notice I* ht-iiliy given Hint under
E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES, keeping priv-l-g"* -7"i W 6th St porches, o w n e r will r e n t for $t|5
and
by
iirtu«
of
n
Writ .if Ea«euREA I. ESTATE WANTED
lion ls»uei| out of nnd under iho
no k in k s, one price, personal a t - ------- --~
monthly, nr *i!l net I on exception- 1\Vl| ! ' lu]'y „r tradu for your equity ; t „j' „r n,« Circuit
url of HemlSlh
fention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe, e g — R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g ally easy terms at
nt an cloeo
dono price.
pric"
any lot* in any su W ivision in ( u..u c
o
u
n
ttai^.l
riimitie
)null(,
Phone 349-J.
. ---------------- ----- -------- — -----------------For fu rth e r inform ation
mationsensen Mr.5
South Florida* In anawnrinff t n i i
ni(f, iim$ out of ilit* hlkmI p nio)
advertisement tell tne how much ' i-huti.-u land« anil teinfmenl* of
ITWO l»edroonis; also two roouis Mitchell at The Herald office.
Stove £t Furniture Co.
S. J. NIX
light h o U r e k e e p in g ; trnth, heater,
C. First fitrwt
Attorney and Counsellor nt
stove,
two car sheds, seven rockers,
210
East
First
Street.
Ony 4 fqli l)n«.
two porche*. 1215 W. 2nd st.
j/Pra right. Cash or
PERMANENT Wav
4^unt jour business, CIRQULINE
ing, Guaranteed not to burn. 33— Help W anled— .Utrie
O&ncrii? Co ,, general Madam Harriet, oyer Mobley’s WANTED — Several high - class
,
fork, siiU-walks, build- Drug store.,
naicr-ir.cn "to write insurance for
irtigution boxes. J., R.
TH E NEXT TIME you are rich old-line Life Insurance Company.
try Chiropractic. You aoon will We write stnnduril nnd substand
get well and will keep smiling. ard from birth to nixty-fivo years.
pda — Hot Sapdwiehe* Phone 482-J for appointment Dr. Wonderful opportunity for ad
p DRUG COMPANY
W. E. MacDougall, 1st N at Bank vancement Write State Manager
■ Rexali Store*
at once for particulars. 308 South
Bldg.
[specialty of our prompt
L Street, I-ako Worth, Florida.
prescriptions nnd quick WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING — — --------- ! delivery.
and jewelry repairing. Don Sm ith,!32— H elp W anted Female
J
nno
HAM P I I I U . t r , d rrrn sfi. Ill
lh<I hnmls
It M. CAIlllAW AY. ns
you have paid, the bofnnee due Artmlnlslrstnr
......... . .
u( thn ,'itBti- of th«
7b— Off! cr.s nnd Desk Room
i r u n .i,ir .
J
the lot numbers, and the location j aaid ___
h am
u s s to be made till, sum uf M7S.J1
of property, also give your pre* j• m
nnd i-osls o f ixiurt lime.1 tu lb* sum
1 have levied upon «n<1
OFFICE FOR RENT—In Mtdsch nnt and homo nddress. Write Roj •o f
will offer fur sa le to lh» M u h rsl
Bldg Apply A. P Connr'Jy & BW-B Cnri Sanford Herald.
and Imst bidder fo r cn»U. w ifliiu
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
■|i<* Ii-ku I bourn of stilr at the front
80—A— Ifenl Estate Directory 90—Automobile For Sslr
ELDRIDGE
& COUCH. Real LINCOLN — FORD — KORDSON
Estato and vegetables, Valdex
Edw.-ird Higgins, Inc.
Hotel Building.
Commercial A i'nlnirtto. Phone 331
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGIIT, INC
Ural Estate and
INSURANCE BROKERS
1 .1 tu
COWAN CO., Auto
LADIES, make $25 to $50 weekly
l bhect metal work* ELGIN, WALTHAM,’Hamilton, Il
addressing cards at home; expe
•mental aheet gietal
linois Watches. Diamonds and rience unnecessary; 2:« n t stamp
iC-W. 207 French wedding rings. P. E. Ahearn, 317
W. First St.
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KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. S. L Batteries.
Distributor* Chandler
Commercial Avenuo
door uf t h e Court House In Hanfora.
Hctnlrndo County, Florida, on M on
d a y -t h e 3rd day o f January. I93J.
nil of th e rlKht, title alal Intrreat
o f Ih* paid HAM I'll ll.l,IP, deceaaed
III and to I he fo llo w in g deaerlbed
juts, plecea or pfttoels of land s i t u nlr In Homlnole County, Florida, lowlt:— 1
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All (hat part of lh« K a i l H a lf
ly ln s N o r t h w s t l ‘o f the A tla n t ia
<\in»l L ine llallroftrt of f^it J-'lflyf Ivs (56) and th e W est H a lf
ot
FOllD °CKLRItY?''t"KLTA, ° a c c o r d ItiK to p la t thereof, o f record
tn
the P ublic Record* of Hemlnot*
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In P la t B o o k 1,
A* Hharlff of K-inlnole County,
KEY TO hnppineaa. Studobakcr
for Chrlatmss. San Juan Garago PutilUk Dec. stlhSlth, lith. SUh.
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1 bthefrs their knowledge of
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they see ahead—
Of all that venture into
money making by capital
izing on some one thing
that they have more of than
some one else, that one who
capitalizes ,orv his ability "to
shrewdly size up a situation
takes the least hazard
Right now there exists an
opportunity for capitalizing
on your knowledge of a low .
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a situation almost without
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Let us show you some
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 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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