304
10
22803
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e417d644fcfe250dacc3b7aee39f94fc.pdf
a28d06f658233b310ce104a39245502f
PDF Text
Text
-
..
■ >—
'
C.«
‘f t
a ;-
YOUR NEW8PAPEB
• JH
In el-" T
’
IE N o ’^ V y
'*
(ty
</u »
*
51
—— ■
ibed In' M arital If Wirt •
_ World’s Greatest Vegetable
clion. Ita Richest,Garden Land
,k4
LT-WI
TyT*w°'
,.
•dr•-TrSv y>4mm*r
i- t (
*j Leased >irefrft*rnatlonn i N ^ T * b
* n
n
t o
u
_
—
_____ •
i_____ . •
■- •'
* UB IM M IU M■I ■ H s S
T
■ r -ft Ylitli'i * * '■’ -*r i
‘ Ml/** <* VV
MR*
*'
Generally f*ir tonight and
day. •xrcpt’ j>rf)h»bfy-local
In t » t r ; m . . ^ _ i ^ W « mango in tempvfaiyre.
. ;•
LYt SEPTEMB E R -23,-1927-*
m
i»jT1r
"Mvi
U
Member Audit Hurenu Of PlrrutaHnnk
*
^
m
■■ ——
■ --.
✓
U
1
=Ljfc
unney
W o rk
L o n g F lig lit P la n e s
I #
GUILTY
:0RRUPT ACTS
A fter
;y
E s t e lle
T a y lo r
Says
W ill A lv in
TJJN N F V
Dempsey WilIAban- 'm v **
d on K in g W o r k
(L ife ;
tfe _ Is
C o n t in u e s O n
1“
F o r ilx x lL E tlJ
SH ent W JJQ
^
ONLY ONE
Y
I
'
D l
.
DuvaI1 r® Sentenced
To Serve 30 Days In Jnil
M nyor
^|XY«iPi And 51*000 vinc For vioia-l
J / \ L lY I
BATTLE
ting Corrupt Practices Act
P o litic a l T h r o n e s
LaudsWork ; . „ - - !
O f In d ia n a S h a k in g
Commissioner
Referee Conviclioi
F o -____
r m e ,r J™C h M
P tRightfoScnd
* » WfoShowDempsey
fort 1oT ‘! U ^ t „ '
: Was RichtToSc
nney
i CURTISS FIF.LD, N. Y .
S**pl. 2.1 — (INS)Work oh three
pianos wh«'<lulcd to leave here
won on long distance flight
Went forward today In testa and
mechanical adjustments. Ow
ing the time required the cali
bration of instnimeHU In Miss
Ruth F.ldrr’s plane, “ American
Girl,’ ’It was stated thn$ her
take-off for Paris may have to
be deferred for two or three
dnys. Wonther forecaster Kim-'
ball said he had warned Miss
F.lder of bad flying weather at
this time, but she appeared in
. .different.
.
IAEf. VETERANS
PAY VISIT TO
WAR PREMIER
J
t
C o o lid g e
C la im s - ,
Hi To Comer Before Counting
♦
l*
, :
,it
=.
t
L a m e n ts
V o n M a ltz a n D e a th
WASHINGTON. Sept, i.1—
(IN S )’ — i'reaident
Coolidge
sent tlie following message to
President llindenbcrg on Von
Mn’ ttknnN dinthr "T extend
sincere condolences oh the lam*
fnthblto death of the' German
ambassador who, during his rcs-J
idence in Washington had rend
General Pershing Heads Del-' ered bis country signal service.
egntion Of 40 Legion Mem This government Will reserve
favorable remembrance
bers Who I’ny Respects To' ftof very
his excellency, not only as
I Aged Georges Clemenceau1 diplomat of mnrkcd ability,
•I. i *>ti
but as u man whose high quali
ties won fot- him the feapect of
D r a m a tic S c e n e Is
all. I beg that, the sympathies
E n a c t e d A t M e e t i n g of Mrs. Coolldgo" nnd myself
may bo conwyiH l y Rnropyss
M
txap.1' . I
i
’
.
I’uris Lcgionaires Arc iMcused
____ L
X
HOP TO INDIA IN FtlSELA
Long Delayed Flight.^ Begun C r a s h C
' A« Weather Conditions Im*
c lo c k
I. .prove And Hinchcliffe Announccs He j,i Bendy
O ver G
State Of I Political
o m e s A t 11
T h is
M o m ii
K illin g G e r m a iiA
C o lu m b ia I s 'S i s f l i t e d
aS;W ARRANT ISSUED
D O O M locates
e re e ’s
C ount
.w a s
C
, sept. 23-G cnc Tunindunapous
T
•
s»pt.
ji
-;SAYIN
6
P
ASTOR
. PARTS, Sept. 23- Wearing his
ircimv
bn
.n°yto‘,id
mor®
n,*ht ,,m
n mrrt*'
OlOW In
in . fin R
iv n
ou
nd
a i',r
maku
H,ast
nuccesSful
defense
of
S
S
K
ir£X
&
V
i
r
th
s.
h
:r^
£
i
ii
leg
al
SPOUSE
tradltionajoyerfeas cap and gloves, DEADLY POISON IN
-----! his title, for ho gained the distinct- erution of the caso of Mayor John
U 1 .v U U E t
im p s e y
f
i
bassador
T o
U.
e r ^ f (J ity | W r e e k I g C a U s e d
Distance Of PMqW H Fli]
Is UOOMiWsArfd'Wohtd
New Long Distance Record1
l i By Loose Wi
Plane Falls Thirtee
VIENNA, Sept. 21.— (IN 8 )
Hundred Feet
—( harlaa A.'Lesdne. American
-Iran*.Atlantic utlhtor failed
ln gN o 8 eln to ~
today in hin attempt to estab
and
visibly
affected
by
the
cere
lish
n
new
world's
long
dis
iCllICAGO, Sept. 23—jack don of being the only man that ever L. Duvall ’ of Indianapolis who
tance flight record by flying
mony,
Georgca '
Cleim-nccnu,
BERLIN. Sept 2
jpsoy may hang up the.went down before the onslaught was found guilty by a jury in crim
from England to
India. Le —Bar6n Ago.. Von -M
ave.
inal court last night of violating PreacI cr Just Released From France’s war-time premier, today
h
*» .
•r
vine landed at the Aspern Fly German Ambassador I
Grand. Rapids Hospital Is i received 40 members of n delega
Jroken hea
i the Ccrnipt Practices Act. The
Field here, after encount United States, who was
Said T o Ila^e Four Wives; tion from the American Legion. neport OfChemisiahpwn Thnt ing
not conqu
] mayor was sentenced to serve 10
ering heavy fog and rain on furlough, and five
Th<*
delegation'wait
headed
by
YoungMenllndoubtcdlyMct
arful character
Snya SuffersFront Amnesia
iraHr Of—the Tprize brainy battle and 'his gnmenrse, it days in the -Marion county jail.
storms.
persons wero killed
General John .1. Pershing, Howard
fined $l.noo and barred from pnbtoday sought solace fo r
Death
As Result Of Poison LONDON, Sept. 23,— (IN S )— vrh*»n
still must be said that he remains
I’.
Savage,
national
commander
of
the Lufthanaa pla
defent by Gotie Tunney in today as king in the fUtic realms 5
An
aeroplane,
believed
to
bo
the
ing; Murder Charges Files
°
f,our / ? ? " t ™ " N'JV- i n i vn i.oT tF , n . c „ supt. 23 the Legion, Edward Eiweil Spnfwhirh
thoy were
2.
1026
the
date
of
his
offense.
•
.
,.
>.companionship o f h i s loyal hecaulb
mnuwir 0i
wtm m 0t ) n
w long,
Bellunco monoplane "Columbia,"
of two things
forth commander-elect for
the • '* l i . 1^.
rrnshofj near Rchlelx,
The
political
threnes
of
Indiana
•
<1NS>*
A
warrn,nt
')
*
*
*
[
"
*
in
which
Charles
A.
Levine,
and
’ beautiful ytotmjrAvife, Ea- ! leng <tount and \aTtVVmtep7icaIILAKLF.Y, Ga., Sopt. 23^-(IN
-tiniing year, congressman A. Pintt
evia. Tho rrnsh o<t u
Tny or^ b a -adreen star, and \^e fn|lurc of Dcm, , „ y to rJp and were shaking today. Duvall’s ; «»iy was issued todny for Rev.
Andrew of Mass., nnd Senator Ty- H)—Harris Hayoa'and hifc wifo, .his English pilot, Walter G. Hinchabout
11 o'clock this
eliffe,
v
c
attempting
n
non-atdp
ftherthey dmcUaeott hb future, tcnr iWo him-with-finishing punch- cc-nvittion wus vlcv/ed as only the Willis .T. .Ionian, dbarpenfing min- «'n. of Tcnnpsaec.
hcJd in solitary confinement on
11 said before the fight if_Jnck c i ^ hcn , Groggy and bewildered, delayed effort to purge itself of ' b|er of Columbus,-Gm.
hnrgcH
of
ntufiler
growing
ottt
of
(flight
from
Cranwcll
to
India,waa|,nf
:
“ I still have feelings of emotion,”
lor waa
*t he would ijtUt the ring^OTtd I ,|,0 trroSe in n daze from the auven- politirnl corruption.
j The warrant was mulled immed- >1. Clemenceau said aa he welcomed tho death of Mra. Gladya llayics, sighted passing Cologne, Germany,' The amhaftsador
WV 1. tJ
l iftvK M
ila afternoon,
Ultciiiuuii, U
kWUni* , ' lum iMuiinie
o’clock
this
accord-..from
Munich *•»' nerlfu.V
•Jok ho will,” said Mrs Demp- I tK ^und knockdown,
Unless the defense lawycra^sucto nutboyltlos nt Grand Rap the visitors," ami I wits sure thoy if Detroit, their daughter-in-law, nt-1.
this morning, niter a long talk
,Tho c,aim of ihb ^Dempncy fact-1 ccod .in obtaining a reversal of the
faces additional rharges today as Ing to advices from that city. TTie flving In mie of tho
! ids, Mich., whery the clergyman uri- stirred to tho depth*, today.” re»u!t of a chemist's examination plane was flying in a south-carter- ram’s Ydtfubtr ' pa*
her husband,
.
in
Ion rnttles to the hi^h heavens toThe Legionaires assembled in tho
In addltfim to
German a
.....................
IjJack ^Dempsey "wann-'t so j& £ . . Hay-—and porhaps *Tll
inuch-married salon of the home of a friend of of tho viscera of their two sons, ly diroc
will lo tv n r etHi- office. In this event, Claude F . .described as a
ad«r, thoso killed wwra: Her
Tm going back to Collfomla lui- tiitue-to echo—ovtrr the count that Johnpon; fonder chief of police,! Lothario was found in rt hospital Clvmcnccno, where he U visiting, Jiinies and Amos, who died in Aug
director^ of„ the „German
(Istely but ibeyond that my Dnvu Barry, the 'referee, gavb in Who
. CRANWELL, AERODROME, ■
,
nccau
entered
argla jt
nccau en
terC the room with ust. •
‘'
few duys ugo w a s ’tiameil after he vnnisb«d from Georgia
(thW) Charles A. IwVlne beganiraHroads; Henrv Yenamlm
u are up in the plr,” said tho Tubnay’ft' behulf. 'Thom- who held City aunt roller by tho mayor, w illl(j|t..
.
Iak urnta exteiuieilI toward General The report of the chOmUt, Dr his
long-deuiyed attempt to break.suporintsoiwnt of the
champion who to - dramatically ■top watches edy that Tunney was bocom, the c it y , ^ ie f executive | Th w
rasping the Gsm-ral’a Edgar L. EVerhnrt, showed thei
|V ,1W. Nraning. Gruspln
WU3 aWoni- odt
?■ "l
Bed last night to .recover his down fop* 14 Mconda;'’ others Jobnaori Is a lose pohtiai ully of ,
“ My finding of “ sufficient poison an the waxId's reeprd for aujlining
Clemenceau cried;
, y ib * ^ . riemcnceai
flight this morning when he bop--Pilot ChhrWt fnd nU
9WD»-m
»%»»••* rm• r fv
■
.
•
•
[rolicitorn
John
l
uryentec
you
tioRlg
’
•
“
"-^klll'
in
thd
stomach
of
tWo
youfcg
are
thought it 17 s«condi. But the fact
moil'piano “ 1111*4 Columbia” for |Feller.
a lt.lM .
I m i l i a i m l t x l n f MM old
mpsey was in seclurton .to all is father indisputable that ho Was
man >. like men.
>
.The causa of th
, cpt u few •friends at lflA wfT«Ta dowh mote thah ten aeComh’.'- ’ >|
Hny*> aipf hia wifo nqw are held Karachi, Indio.
l-avine WM leratapai
mled 1'V
|
■
■■
.
disastrous
In U o
fpartment in the Kdgewitter Beach
on
a
coroner’s
w'nhuiit’
charging
my old
Dompsey droVe-a terrific left to
Captain
Walter
R.
Hincncliffe.
The
man
rommetrlnl
‘aviation,
ktel. There it was he' found hia Ttlnney'a - chin 4don aftbr -the
1 ' ,_ •
"Instead meet* Oct. 8.
im, ’ dark-eyed wife-iVralting for seventh started. Tunney started to
Tho death of Amos Hayes, also start wan mad* shortly after 8 Immediate!* determined, but at
getting
• ’
,tlon officials said thev suap
when he came home from Sol- crumple ahd DtmpsAy unihased a
murder. Tho evidence will be pre- o’clock.
Levine originally IntenJed to f l y ; sahoteee might have been re*pc
irs’ Field shortly after midnight right to the chin, then crushing left
renteil
to
the
grand
jury
which
CSemerccnu,
to have been married to thea' niinli-1
•
df Detroit, followed thnt of his back to the United SUtes in ;he slble. The rmsolino tank* of t
tell her how he come within a and Tunney werit down to tho floor tho Ku Klux Klnn in Indiana.
i “ (iettlng younger every day.”
same plnn« which carried him eridjplane exploded when tK*
Jioth
men
were
political
friends
of
ter
two
years
ago.
fraction of a second ot'doing what within a fear fret of Dempsey’s
Andrew presented the “ Tiger" brother Jumes. Amos rnme hero Clarence D. Chamberlin to Orr- struck tho ground,
IX C. Stephenson, former grand
from
Detroit
to
attend
the
funeral
promised her he would do— corner.
(,M ,h ahlp WM tho Lu
may from Now York. Because of | ^
a V .i
ti
( , * , . dragon of Indianu who yesterday
'
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept, with a huge bouquet of flow«-r*.
ring home the bacon.”
t "So nice of you to do that," and in n few days was striken ill stormy weather over tho Atlantic, «D.r,88-Merenr” piano, built
And thon Dcnlpscy, Instead of ^
^
tto obtuin
an
appeal
to
atops
obtain
an
appeal
to
,
—
(IN
S
)—
Mra.
Kddu
Thomas,
and died. Then hte young wife
With tho other warrior, Tunnoy, leuping into a neutral corner, stepClcmunceau said.
* fromioo,
tho Stale Supremo Court
whom the Rev. WiUU J. Jorc"me from Dotrolt wllh .n InFnn h<? dccj d« d 0" * *
io, turn,
tho Daurnleb worka. It was
|t was different. There wua no ped into his own:1
"W,.
have
a
wonderful
recept
" IT
~ " u .Juv. ,
i
"
now ° f h.is Pl“ '?e eastward, and fly t i n n e d .last May. Carlet
ie to share had news JJ'hen he • Tho count started when Tunney his convictin for the murder of dan, 5G, the diftappcarlng preacher ion,” General Pershin.g said to the son to reside with the elder Hayes. |owanJ tho orient as long as hia :ox-rien^d"cr-mmirelal' nTlot '
*
ox^penemreu ermiv irciai nuo^
imed to tho Hotel Sherman. Jwcnt ,j0Wn. The refereo happened Miss Madge Obcrholtzcr, former of Columbus, Ga., nnd other points, old Ktntccmtn. “ There h r« been Both mother and baby became iU.IM :0iin8 h.i.i oUt
told Grand itupids police he* enpro
seclusion.
No doctor to treat i lo notico thnt Dun,p8oy, in tho con- liutler University co-ed.
The bnby recovered but tho nmtherj* Xht, « M„ S CoUimbla” hnd bc«n ^ , / J X in V h i" r » J F
that
old
feeling
thnt
you
and
I
The specific charge against Du hero to marry, today retained un knew,"
died, precipitating an Inveslgatlon
Ul r^llteaa for a long-dls- Cast serera* wlonth7 ho had
Instead, ho reaned the fruits I f usjon 0f things, hud gone to his
which led to the arrest of Kayos Unc flight for .many weeks. Le- ,ariy f,own tho nirwars 1*
f victory, accepting -the enthusi- own corner. So ho stopped the vall was that he accepted $10,000 shaken in her faith in thu man de
and hi* wife. ■
tic congratulations of on army count nnd wnved Dempsey to n from William 1L Armitagc, form- scribed in dbputehcs ns a much
vine and Captain IlinchcUffe M (tw»e n Berlin and Mimieh, '
PARIS, Sept. 23.—Th, Ameri
Ho motive-for the alleged mur- been alm«*t constantly at the aero- h„ met hU* death today. .K
friends. Then a .bath, a rub- neutral corner. No count was made cr political boas of Indianapolis murried Lothario qf the MethodDi can I legion stayed i)P ull night to
ilegion sinyeu up
" (Jcr9 hnvo ^
uncovered, except- drome, awaiting favorable weather
&/e, wUTiria< Hvlp|r jn
T
own nnd then a victory banquet whilb Dempsey was stepping and agreed to allow Armitagc to clergy.
po»*Ibly’the payment of smaU for their takeoff.
Jordan was releasee! from Nt. hoar the result of the Dempsey- ,
fad reception, llo planned to leavu across. When the refereo was sat select three oC(ice ’ holders who
b»T-hood
o
f
Sclilet*.
said
the
1
Tunney fight in Chicago. •
i,taurunce policies..
Th distance
distune* from Sleaford
[the Twentieth Century for New isfied thnt Dempsey was well park would control the expenditure of Mary’s Hospital Thursday and Im- ■ Scattered throughout cafe* and |
u,
approached that town i
__________________
Kahnchi is approximately 4,‘J0° |m-rth flybig i t a height
' today.
ed in thnt neutral corner, he start several million dollars in •treet taediataly aftenvard wa* SVrnllow
mill?*.
ed up in the bustle
Tunney discussed his victory ed the count again—and started it paving.
'
pothousands" of -vhltlng
The “ Mis* C’<Jumble* made a per-' i ’. '^ J f^ ,1'
care where ''th^irtan^s,"
t!
estly, generously giving1Demp- with ” ono.’’
Duvall, according to the -testi don’t
tonaires
“
ipuJu
_
,
(ret
t..kw>'f under favorable'
Ike
Supt.
A.
A,
Carroll
said
today.
; credit for the great fight 1>6 .Tunney climbed up at “ nine”— mony, assured Armitagc lie would
“ I i have received no instructions Whon tho news thut T
wcp tiior loudi'.io.ift.
5^1pUfck* ittaffptsdto land,
lup.
/
and then began back pedaling be 'permitted to name twe of the
won by a decision was ---- - - _
m
n
*1 vms not hurt when I took the around the ring. Dempsey, the kiL three members of tho board of to. hold him from police of plactf* through the city about 5 oclock l
; | n H l ] P n r | T r t W l||| X ? i & S i S w “, « w “ b. 5SS , % ■
at of nine in the seventh round lor, rusherl- him closely,' but one public works and the city engineer. where he is.al’t'grd to have com this morning, there vms a general
I H U U L C U X U 1V U 1I ,firi nt lo .’itrty them t qthelr goal U T & f r* * !* ,£ / WM
*
I thought it.wn*iu*t aefwpll to second followed another; uad sec The enginror makes rvcojmnenda- muted bigamy.”
rheering and upplaute, fqjlowed by
Both (aiVina and IlinchciWfo «(| lYf™ *
Jthe
, - fusels
Her voice
trembling, Mre. a fusilstde of popping
KEY
WEST,
Fla.,
Sept.
23.(Continued* oV p Ig e
cork?.
onds merged finally into a minute tiona for awards of street paving
,.w|.r ...„ ------ ,-.r_ •
|pressed the utmost, confidence in ■
JThe, pi'
Thoinn-i vebemcutly
proclaimed
•tnry nu t with the|I’reaident Cool dfe ran be
,hc saccros of their venture b e fo r e ,»* n d smith af I
nnd still Dempsey, who might htnro contracts.
Tnnh*y*ft
V
lr
vat or the
Legion e«l to run again if s^wn th«t‘ hU th, tnke. ^ f. Tho briUfant perform-•
^ lnf J ?to M- ‘
fhiirihed' Tiinncy with a cyclonic ,- To prove the intent ofDuvail was Iter faith in Jordan., "1 have known general apprYUt
the
K*-v.
Mr.
Jordan
for
u
-Jong
e of hi war record.! pariy^nreds him. Is^the Hjnjon^n j ,ne0 of the “ Mbw Columbia” on ita J H fS a S fiS F iSrake
?
rush, kept stalking his Mcycla rid the maker of dozchs of premises of
congressional
Now York to said the plane spun
..........."
“ “ “ “ repro- •
ing and, eventually, hia brain clear uppointments in advance of the time,” tho widow suW. *‘f*»r a While thnusunds of ex'Service men Joseph Sears,
a
falling
I
M
,
turning
ii
line example of Chrirtmn tnan- have -never 'I'lBc 'forgiven-Demp,r0mi tb°
dU,1
Germany, and subsequent teats in
ed and his leg* steadied. •
election, u procedure in direct hood.”
.
The
ship
struck
sanlu.
of
Florida
nrd
one
of
the
°ld«*t
Kurope
convim-H
them
that
the
•
eey’ fer working in the shipyard*
When Dempsey finally rushed vk-iatiou of tho Corrupt Practices
end
“ lie Is often nlturktd by nmno- during tli,* war. A round-by round representative* In the houao from lp)ane w#a tupable of rtUiking|ithc while ur
In, perhaps a minute, perhaps long.
*'
of'the
point
service,
rho
h
lotiqa
congrftaj
o
^
..
»
uccount
of
the
(tout
whs
received
Ma and later is unable to reinerner, uftcr Tunney hnd urjscn from °* lnul« nu-When Levino announced his In- ptirtfof thto fuselage 1
ber what he has done,’ she said. 4n Harry’s New York bar in tho man said that there m
*
etweonr BOO and 000 Sanford the floor, tho golden, glorious op-j
' n ‘ •* ” ,
chancc thst inch -a contjngvpejr, tention
of flying
f|yin, to Indio,. ha said the eXrth.
.....
Rue
Daurn
u
and
relayed
elsewhere.
”
I
f
it
i»
trie
that
he
has
boon
ht fans attended the Amoricnu portunity for him to regain the:
All
of
the
weenpsota,
w^
may
arisai
he
probably
would
follow
the
trail
Theta
was
an
aim
stunanimous
tnorried more than once without
don show last night at the City much treasured crown, with ita
’’ Fori ftMir yrara.
rH
, got
r ’ l,az^,, l,Y William H. Brock and Ed exception of tha mechanical
groan
of
regret
wh
n
Tunney
went
"'in
buim*
divorced
I
am
certain
lh.it
It
HI when tho return* from th-» million dollars setting, waa gone.'
Ri*pub|lcUnii Have been laughirfg nt
k ; 8cWm jn thrir attempted were killed almost tests **
,
. „ occurred while hi! was aufforing on hi* -back in the reventh round, thh Iwmocraf* beesure^1
pney - Dempsey
championship, For the round was near its end and
beestiSo
of
tte
'
o
f
!ljfhl
arnun,t tho world, Hchle# and died' within tin hoar,
^ F r t l Q l l f ' K 7 in* attpek. and unaware of former followed by cheer when he enme HmUh-McAdoo fend. * Yet in
■t were announced from a spec- what little close punching Dempsaid there was a great
Brock
followed n straight line satd
l|aCK
to
wlrf.
inprringvj.
* '. t
'Q i l & K
E jIH . O l l U i
candidacy o f Hughes,
LAurden IfooHoo „ erois tho European continent, 1m
leased wire. Over |22i< was sey landed uvailcd nothing.
immediately
following
ughes, IAhyden
m
ver, Dawes nnd Ungworth for the
Med on the affair and this monindicating that the i
CHICAGO, Sept. 23 — (IN S )—
Republican nominal
1*1 will go toward tho purchase -»f
FORT MYERS, Sept. 23 (IN S )
bunt. .
r ”
now"has u fight *'
|j#iforms for the Legion drum and Paul Prolin, member of the Illinois Sheriff* fftkeos here were accking
Peasants who rushed to I
the one in the
|«gle corps which makes its first Boxing Commisison, today explain "8 li«k ’ VnJ'»Blick,” 'manager of n
the
mmparlson.".* ’
I- *v • ■V i *" V:
_ ' *'
look tame bv compsrls«m.
Mic np|>carancc on Artiilstlca ed the interpretation of the Illin company of negrd thdntrica! play
thAlthough he declined to commit
ois - State Athletic Commission’s ers, ckurgixB by members of his
<
• . !i* {«' '
‘
•
.
i
■
■
■
i
.
.»*,
k
himself as .
hih steppers troupe with
ng before. the returns began rule governing knockdowns by
confereace for- tho purpoto executive has also Umigncd Judge nomination or ejection. If n
rrted the dusky nctorv
... *ing. in shortly after 8 o’clock. pointing out that a count over a
r'them to play tragic off- of discussing matters that will be Ira Hutchinson to preside over
|tke City Hall auditorium wst pa?k- boxer who has- been floored can
not
be
begun
until
his
opjMiieilt
lea ow the streets of Fort brought before thg grand jury the court bccuuso of the probuh )i h^ ' thatdKeAdfl?#^wHhSrSnri from
H on tho main floor with a large
Smith
The company, which arriv^ which convcnes'hefb ton Mbnday; disqualification of Judgo - Wallace tho rare may lead1
Mi
jraowd in the balcony.. By the time hae.stepped back into neutarl ter
cps that t
W. W right,:
•
to
do
likewise
if
ritory.
I s •
- •
l (*.»'■
was
held
this
sfterndon
in
Sanford
•from
Tampa,
was
booked
i results of the championship
i
Will
Ho
Judge Hutchinson has practiced S T g W j aPrehn sold Dave Barry, the ref
ree-day stand at a negro bg state’s attorneys assigned by
rich began to coma In, standing
of wifu
proved in I.
- . —
the law for a number of years at Pan ■en the uemoei_. ^
eree,
warned
Jack
Dempsey-'tb
’go
_
GoWirnor
John
W.
IlVi’
.
tho
.negro
section
of
|Worn was not available In the rear
s proeperiH. „
.
ama
City.
Heis
a
fonder
stale’s
to
hia
ceraer
after
h#
floored
cham
ch
con) special term of
‘ [the room.
the
do.v
h iH N i
T
attorney
ftnd
*«vcral
woftthji
t^>
t fund*, the high steppers |venes hero n
vrtre service was un»f|ter- pion Gene Tunney in the aeveriTh
P H I tfnnrhsntwhol
could
Mr.
8ml
wos
appointed
judge
of
a
*
newly
round
last
night
end
withheld
hia
o
were;
enify searching for their
'Present at
after the returns once beled b y * r e . Watson has
'ecutit when Jack hesitated. When
assist- created circuit. Judge Hutchinson sd to wit
T. He is known to them a s ’ J. McHenry Ji
.to be filed.. The
*
’ from s short — *
rominent
in
west
Florida
sUnee*,"
Beere
sakL.
been
Dempsey complied the count was
«m Silck” and Is said to balant to the
_ _ cmeni)
. . Lat
1 has
service
_eviii
at,
Smith
wsui
legal
eirtls*
for
many
years.
>
|qttt,
nmim
w»u«vp».
begun, he said.
--letor of a negro beauty! Tsllsho***e; -L, L. • PabUlnski,
t• ‘em
pire
. *Ph Company w
- * * -U _L
The rale covering knockdown*
Hr.
Miami u well aa a propro state’s attorney for Uta Wrst Jud
|K«r, A. L. Eajn ‘
conditions
letl
i looked
icial---' Circuit and "
“
musical comedies----JtL! Jj ta ^ * ; ^
tmenta fo r the e
rich made this
“
When*
a
knockdown
occurs
enth
the
stranded
state’s
at
acted as anno
For
tirabkeeper shall immediately
tifi'e
m#
t in number, tohl Judicial C
,'u .
Mpocand'announce
the
seconds
numbly
ou:
hs
no
pnn
os
that
“
Slick"
tPParanUy the
asrihey slaps. The referee Stall
on*. «r *r)\f
toj tho nature
Fd. was for
r & TiSlueking” tber
*!fttat see that the opponent
afternoon’s conference, it wJ*
jplon had mi
H
t.
-Fab
ii
Iw
i.vxu.igenerally understood
audience who
i o ’ ih .
M J J "k M M r'
invcstl- ' • :-.»ria
nection wit* *
•••"ae when
sf th# the appointment
w f1T x 7!f» "
r x r ,
gatlon
.has reMr.
on the floor. 8hould tha boxer on •
•
t
jrn
OgsiPit
charges
RACE
m t* " '
•»
Larr'c* V
' .Ti*
- tbs co
Kek, for
Forrest
Lake
and
,1
nroMcutiaa of
. Serrinrie
SPOKANE. mer official
FELT9
.
iv V
Vf
(IN S )— With 1(1 County
Waah., Sept^
ttit.jrtired."
, number of trans
pilots, indue
.c.o-.by
roaring their
continental
TAKES POISON PILLS
i yurt
e
course.
the
around- •
*pu*h
Club
Ccuntnr
INtSyGiws’ny vH lff
*, i-Jkorei
‘,iuy i i ’- r
.at f»:20
i.ys
chitflu ‘
iryf-"
who i
■
h ic a g o
V ■*“—
HAYES’ STOMACH
a
“Joe” Sea^s Insists
May Y e t
a>wd sL astu N ight
s
Gets
d ByrC h ief
State’s Attorneys Coftf^r Here Upon
Matters To Come Before Grand Jury
•s
s.rt:
m
?
tas&ss
'SvS1
1
^
�SANFORD
T H E PROMOTER
JGIants Now Tied With Cards
_ F or Second Place. Take On
Pirates In Double Header;
Legion Meet O ffers
Tunney Best Wishes
McGraw With Club| Agfiln
AppttoacftesFftrlfiin j
(lonfir^Tlt A t Cnlilfi C,rcua
*» ™e
Old Town
An Ih in d erd A n d F IftyT h ou *
»_■
a
a
ti
FlrfricipleB Are Heavi‘
* WUI® People Trample Each
other F o r $4 0. Seats
B y^ I V
• CHICAGO, Sept. 22.— Chicago,
tingling, truant town of romantic
______
.
■realism. Was a cauldron that lived
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—“ I think ‘ im l br* * tbed and seethed ih the
Tm good enough to win by a knock' 5 " ^
™ " * nt to*
^out In seven rounds” •
W
* . P,L ^ pi£ ° f ■" ^,at WB"
W in * hi* suite in * owl
much that possibly was
the -iftrrison Hotel like a caged |b*4 * nion* thl* ,roth * n<l dregs of
S n o K ' £ 3 r Ihimasavmade tRs » "P^rtlhg nation; . melting pot
‘IlCfc A s M o b A r r i v e s
hi 3iri^h^dc™^l!»n™^^iSf,,W,l"t
h*
K
>h«
lW**4e ot th® Dempsey- Tunney
1
*in'H C^vth«
klip of the yorld
8‘^r,1,, ,or the b«W«rpljrht Pham,
which beloat In p|,w h ip of the world.
a -down pour of raqiln rmladelft was to be circus day at the old
CROWDS F LOC K
TO CHICAGO A S
BATTLE N E A R S
(Continued From Page 1)
ily on Tunney.
“ ■r?-*—
--— --- ------- wjwm iu j.resrnz momeni or spec- ’
tem tl star, who, after kiialng ner taclrs and extravangazas in the
husband good-bya and wishing haavyweight. illvixldn. " ’ ,ri
M n .“ iQpds of luck” retired to her* * The winy of keen exciteiient was
Sjffchnierit In the
fashionable ; In the air Itself, far the day was
E>Witer Beaih Hotel.
cool and the weather geilsrally fairr{
l^flp^Sey; Was Up early ,thi», which wax tfulie the contrary to'
‘te^rnlrig, ate a breakfast Of bacon'tha conditions that prevailed at the.
‘And eggs, did lirfht calisthenics In Inst .year,. On that fifccasittn, the ;
hla rooms, and them playad cards; hitherto invincible Dempsey was'
With friends. Now and then he shora of his proud title in a de- J
Wit the game and walked restless- luge of rain. . .
ly around Ills suite. He ■was In | On that oct-aslrm^ 180,000 porsons fore Tlnuusnl? Yes, but think «'f a
1 good humor, however, and Joked Rlossted over the man’s downfall ’crowd of 180,000, strallning with
‘ wUh hla companions. His father, I b*«u>»e they IH«ed him not and open mouth nnd lifted eur for an
announcement that may never be
1 Hlnun Dempsey, who came here ^,dn t caro whodmew U. But defeat made. Think of the buzz of won
. from Utah to sec his son t.y to br,; '* h‘ him the .popularity that der and comment and speculation
1 regain his loat Uurels, vlsltad him jhud been denied him in victory and that would follow thu withholding
' and thav had a Iona chat.
"?
m great crowd and to of tho decision.
‘
. the
sly winking
behind the hand und the exultant
chorus of .the ‘T-told-you-so’s, that
would mikt the qlght hideous.
|!S5L S ’J!t& .T O t!
w
NEW YORK, Setp. 22.—Thu
nut* crucial series of the year
begins in Pittsburgh today when
the embatled Giants, tied with the
Cardinals for second place, tackle
the Pirates In a flouble-hender.
The Giants trail the louden by
3-1-2 games this moaning os a re
sult of Pittsburgh's victory over
Brixiklyn yesterday,
and must
take at least three of the four
games to remain .within striking
distance of the Buccaneers in the
last shot rush down the stretch.
John McGraw, fiery leader of
the New York outfit, has rejoined
the club following an illness and
will be in there telling the Pirates
where to ^ t off • and the Giants
when to get on. R e probacy will
stymt (Fifttrimromk and Dcritim at
the Hugs in’ today's tw>h bill.
Meanwhile the Cardinals, who
play two games' today, with the
somewhat
demoralized IicpSton
Braves, iiave an* excellent * chance
tf forging, to the front while, the
Giunts and Pirates o k allttinn*
each others' throats.
In order to clinch the. pennant
the Pirates must win eight of
thier remaining 11 games, provided
St. Louis and New York both win
ten straight. Even if the Giants
and Cards wtn eight games, Pitts
burgh can grab the bunting by
thing only six out o f 11.
John Miljus, the perennial rook
ie who was with Brooklyn in 1020,
long before Tunney entered.
wu* a life-saver for Pittsburgh
He beat the Robins 4
LAKE VILLA. III., Sept.22— |p 2 h
Proceeded by a clumor of sirens nJn>’ .
from his police escort, Gene Tunmy left here at 12:10 o'clbck to
day for Chicago to defend his I .
.
world’s heavyweight title against | K
Jack Dempsey in the ’ Soldlets'
Gthr
Stadium tonight. Tunney seemed ' 'vere '
preoccupied us he climbed into the! Babe 1
notor car that was to take him to ” shut
the scene of the big fight but he bonier,
summoned u smile and a wave'of brerk
the hand in farewell to the attueh- |>itcho«
e» of the Cedar Crest country clnb, 1. Th
who cheered the departing henrti- *1* er
ij.
'
then*
With Tunney in the car wnre his
Aft*
three trusted frinnds, Bill McCabe, to Cie
Kdide Eugan nnd George Rans- elded I
berry, nnd his faithful trainer, fo^'thi
l^iu Kink.
Ihuntin
One polico escort car cleared the he f.
way for the champion in frdnt, ita ck ,
while another protected him from
the rear. The run to Chicago was ____
expected to be made Ih about tw<»
hours. After the
wejghlng In
nu
Ihepe, Tunney will rest on the roof , D<.
bungalow of the Hotel Sherman
until it is time to go to the stad0
• iiT e n t ^ r S S t S T ^ d
I f T u L .v '.
.
th .^ r .«~
to° Two
U hV. i « r" h l j . T (‘„ T i z ‘r f l T
- ‘ i f ______i.-w
,
H O W itH BY
STA C KJJP
tharl ^ e n rounds. 1
,<k* mV ° 'd » « ,f again and
^ Mt* thc n,0,t assuring factor of
;
doMc,
me ,ute 1 ■m
to win."
, P *n,P,K>y msJe no secret of hi *
H-nlr? el,'**qn ov,r winning his point not
th^ depart'
b»ve to tape his hands In the
'n
u
f ,ng- Tbe bandages will be put in
1
*n°;/Unncy have |n the dressing rooms, with repro5 *k
k * . Wlograms *«n|aUves of the Illinois Boxing
f
at ,uck- Gommhrtion and of both fighter*
witnessing the procedure, pemp#iy complained that he gets *coI<J"
forced to 'tape his hands after
[he has entered the ring,
leaden, society
i Tunney, in hi* final Interview,
[said he believed Dempsey will lx*
|J» per d n t easier to Iwat this
time.
“ I mean to stop him,” said the
champion.
feel great. -The cold
afternoon be-' Spell has put the 'proper sip In m?.
df thp 1111nob. I have planned my style of battle
to counter arty mode df HatUi k
Dempsey employes. I am even
more certain I will win than I was
when -I first engaged Dempsey at
Philadelphia last
”
-*
190
w«Ight
196
61 Vi
height
61
76V4 •
reach•
77
8
tvrlit
.
9
forearm
*
13
13'/i
1^1
bleep*
14 y,
41
encai norm al
40*^
44
chest expanded
34
waist
17
rteik '
160,000 proves
will draw 20jk
1'
41
MADE EXA Cl
A8JD U LH ®
^Dhnk. Tunney. Dempsey has n«
literary tastes.
* ,
Round Crystal* 25c.
33
51 h p n w T N A r
1GV4
BAN K BLDG.
T A K E BJ.EVATOB
JAMBS A.
the largest
soy pugilljt
lempsey has
!«n they a n for the two rinclpals In tl
Within a few hours.. On thla aids, says
n>. H «n , Iu Um oat gaMIuMo. ( n t k
6 u l d buy
GOOD A L L W0
M AD E tTOM EASU RE SU
w
JACKSONVILLE* Building
$ U 7 ^ l“ u#d Au» u,t 30 totaled
•fServic^ Y o u ’JI
SoUiera'
Gibson, Jimmy Brunson
Lou Fink.
For Dornpsey—Leo P. fl
Billy Duffy, Jerry I.uvsdii
Gu. Wilion.
LIVE O A X -N ew high school
building to
completed by .flap,
tember 12.
,
113 -^ncess Jkeater Bide.
The ilg b t i "
.profit of 91.0
amount ' ever
for a single IM
been given a
eept that he likes something lively,
The Influence bf a woman on
but not necessarily jaaa In char- the Ufe of the man she loves is the
aoter. An attendant Is usually kept theme of “ Rose of the Tenements,”
bus/'at’ the radio dialing front F. B. 0 ’s Gold Bond Special starstatipii .tn station so that lectures, ring Shirley Mason which will be
travel talks/and similar topfca-ara shown at the Mllane. TbeotertoAot haahl;pempsey is a great hd- day. Shirley as Rose plays .the
mirer of banj<' music and also has part pf a girl who la. in love with
a fancy for the crescendo of a band, an hnpetuous, restless but thor<
TAlK S TO VISITORS
^
oughly lovable boy who is eternalUsually an hour or two the \y championing various causes,
fighter’s time is devoted to coijyer- i She weathers him through
the
sation with visiters at the camp, storms with courage and loyalty,
Because! of this popularity It is im- anj when the war breaks out and
poeeJMe (him to receive person- the chap turns Bolshevist Rose Is1
ally m<me than a small number of put to tj,e gnpreme test of love Snd
the fans who clamor for admittance devotion. However, with the boy’s
to his quarters. In fact, several honor nt Rtake she spares nothing
guards ore constantly on duty t « ln order to |nsp|re him
t0
the
preventi visiters from reaching the rJg>,t w8y of thinking and guide
b0*,er- .
„ .
„
.
him to enlist for his country. After
Sovenir collectors, solicitors for iome
^ o ^ n t * nnd a „m89h.
agents and hundreds of others are ,
Cnm„ evcrythlng ls work{H»,
dally denied a hearing with Dpme- out 8nt|9r4ctorily , nd both find
*°I l
.
.
■
. • that their roads lead to the some
■ J 2 * ..’ W
” r " w « ? * ” . 5 : * » 1 of !»_ppln«™. Th. b oy, port
bribery and be given a hearing.
There were 61 namea in the book
but some of the officers have died
and quit the department, leaving
only 411© face the charges.
Since the payoff book was dis
covered at the saloon operated by
John DeRomlhl,
Commissioner
Allen has been Investigating tl\).
alleged srandle. A score of peraons have been a>rested and quest-,
ioned.
t
The Shelby county grand Jury
ha? ,
^
. under investigation1
and Indictments against the offlcers-leading -to trials jn state eourts
a z« perhaps sentences in the pervB*Utla|^—t r ilj,. probably result
Vnm
u^Wsnce commissioner
Allen -has hi hand.
G E N E V T U lilN E V .
•
Strong Lore Theme
P r e v a i l s I n FBrti
Rose Of Tenements
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.— Jack Demp
sey tipped the scutes at 1D2 1-2 given an ovation by a large crowd
when he weighed in officially nt of wealthy Chicago sportsmen
1:30 u’clock this afternoon in the who hod assembled.)
4|Upt in the same room with the |08|
~ ***F*i'on-. . ,
„ _
I Such a performance, df course,
Won’t be long now,” Tunney wou|U upRet
precedent. But,
, ^#*ihn*nted.
Cheer up* you fell* as to that, this has been and w lll’be
I to be about the weather. I tho understanding that, if the de.
will be good and cold clsion of the referee end twq judges
t," he said. “The colder It is not satisfactory to the boxing
faster we will have to move commission, It will not be apn«uncjrlng. Ths faster we quicker
from the ringside- ‘Nelthey had
i be oVar."
.
«ny one ever heard’of ■ .provision,
as dear and cold with a bit- whereby a referee may be tdeaed
tamnal wind sweeping across ®utmf’ the ring In the midst of the
bout If bis work does not please
ney planned to leavo fqr th! „ c®?’.,n,Ml0"..
. ..
0 shortly before noon and
,j n^ther
icted tn nut un at the Sher'would lie subipltutcd
>nd the bout would proceed^ be-
I Fact* and flgnt*, m
night's championship fhSj
Contestants— O n .
and Jsrck Dempsey.
Tltld— World’ll
championship,
rresent title holder-T«fi
Challenger— Dempsey,
W.Uh Sal
�He Sanford Herald
W heeler’s Successor
A s Brisbane S ees It
— ———
Who will succeed Wayne 'B, *WheeIer7
That’s one o f
the questions that official Washington is asking nowadays
as the Anti-Saloon League deliberates upon the qualifications
* r o f t h e men who are available. It is a question that leaders
o f the dry movement all over the United States aro anxious
to have answered, and yet they recognize tho difficulties
in drafting a suitable man.
There are few men wherpossess
the versatility? o f Wheeler and if, now and then, you do run
across one’ It is practically impossible to aliign, him with
such an organization ns the Anti-Saloon League when there
are many more attractive inducements with less cares and
responsibilities.
A prominent member of the organization has recently
titir eevw named the qualifications of the man who succeeds Wheeler.
t »S Y T ' W *
^ i s dry leader, the next head of the Anti-Salon League
L n irri* mT iu must have (1 ) a cool head; (2) the g ift of hum or;,(3 ) ade
quate political experic/icc;
(4) organizing ability;
(5)
ability on the platform. These attributes are suggested
U ■ .M a in
• ( Ik *
It was the
•f
C l m l i l l w a , aa because Wheeler possessed every one of them.
■lla a * f l‘ > k . use o f all these talents that enabled Wayne B. Wheeler to
d * l »>, aa4 A d ir r iU la c
It will take just
it * ilm
* * * k P « k - control congress and that’s no small task.
la aakatlt la
a
as
good
a
man
ns
Wheeler
to
retain
the
League’s
grip on
l i t a f aafcarriptlaa Itata
la m U r
a k a a la lllr
a ll the federal law-making body.
a lr r a la lla a
aa w a ll
aa
a tlk a l* .
For years Wheeler was the most picturesque figure in
Washington.
He was a little man but with a magnetic per
SEITUM, 1927
sonality that drew men to him and caused others to fight
HBRALD'I rttOOaAM
him to the bitter end. There were those who were not in
■ r 'i a r l i r mmd ra a a tr a t .
sympathy with his views but they respected him fo r his
■llaa.
r* w a i n ra a la I * Ja rk a a a conscientious endeavor and fpr tjhe relentless way in whiffy
♦' *
*
_ lla a a f'B t. Jaaaa I a 4 la « he sought to achieve his rtihis. : He won many o f his vic
lC « a a l.
:
' i . - 1
kUa^'at a^adilr “P ir - tories by coercion, by a demon^trafion pf, pVrong arm meMMiari •< k«n«i»* »r
thocCf; but-Others were scojred by a generous use of sugar.
. feeteie.
HA. had a .pool .$w»ad under Ifire and a serlse of humor that
m m Ii ,
/ mllde him a past master o f repartee.
/
The successor Bo Wheeler will be selected in December.
fekMitat.
"MaJ y names have been mentioned. Most of them are of men
wherpossess marked ability'Jh certain lines but lack one or
VERSE FbR TODAY
more o f the requisites, which, it seems, must me possessed
GOrf^ HOUSE:—F iV a day In by <jne who would hope to wield the power and influence of
. Thy c o »ta ia batter than a thoua- Wheeler. A successor may he found who will perform the
1 fend. I lad rather be a doorkeeper
in the house of Uy God, than to duties admirably, but Wayne B. Wheeler is dead and his shoes
y dwell tna the tents of wickedness. ennnot bo filled.
Psalm 84:10.
'
---------------------- -O----------------------Help as,
Lord,
to
houao more than' the atof the world.
Strange Ways
^ A L F A l f A SONG
. William Gray is a young fellow who lives in Sandy Hook,
Kentucky. Recently things had not been going well with him.
Acrosa-the blue alfalfa field
Your^yea of blue I ace;
Wc do not know whether it was a spotty lung, the little pink
WUh dancing words in them con
slip
which means a long walk for another job, or some inapti
cealed,
tude fo r convincing the lady of his,dreams that he was the
■yes are calling me.
one fo r her, but in any casdjjhc decided to end it all. He took
his little automatic aiid pulbted it toward his heart.
He shot, but did qot dioJ Physicians who exapiine<J him*
later found that the'man hfed a Stymcvh.at abnormal tumtonvy
in that his heart instead oCibeing located in its proper place,
had slipped considerably ovdf to the right. The bullet had mis
sed it completely and the nqin will live.
Five years ago.’ a young girl, apparently disgusted with
life’s futile attempts, climbdd the? girdefs o f a high bridge ih
enl goes In Tennessee. Leaping out’ sh4> plunged downward seventy-five
ru ■ Better feet into the turbulent waters below. Unconscious, but not
dead, she was washed ashoauiegr u bund.in the,riVcr.half.a
mile away.
f¥
\
• ,%■!,-»*. ' "•
of Heaven to earth re
lied, r
- ..
r-frotn Paradise;
blue'alfalfa.field- .
ill mo with your eyes.-A. Matson DoJsorr.
- -’ " " 1- *- . / ’
this fight Dempsey
resist resorting to fouls.
*
-
——
FATHERS AND SONS, learn
something from Danny McMahon.
His father one of the Tammany
"big three," Murphy, Haffen and
McMahon, gave his son a good ed
ucation, died and left him 8260,000.
Now Danny, only 36 years old,
having spent his money being a
“ good fellow," dies in Bellevue
hospital, New York, penniless, no
friend with him.
'It* leave your son money, without having taught him how to use
it, is to make misc>y your execu
tor.
YESTERDAY UNITED STATES
District Attorney
Tuttle said,
“The cost ui crime is |10,000,00U,000 a year, according to the Nat
ional Surety Company survey.
Fences, receive<s of stolen goods,
alone take in 83,000,000,000 worth
of private property."
How rich should we Amercians
be, if we were all cu'eful, intelli
gent and honest?
MRS.SMITH HAD u baby in a
Cleveland
hospital.
She and
her husband said it was a boy
when they gave her a girl baby
to nurse. The father says. “ They
can keep that gi'l, so far as I am
concerned, unless they prove it is
mine. Something c*f a prejudice
against girl babies in that, per
hups.
One proof offered is that the
girl baby's ears a>e exactly like
those of the mother.
Thut is
and the “ Darwinian tubercle" that
sometimes goes with them arc of
ten inherited Dorn generation to
generation, and prove heredity ut
a glance. (
Anyhow, any girl baby will rci
pay. richly «ay one that takes care
of her.
• '''
MR. MORROW, WHO has rehIkiiciI from the firm of J. PierFife and Drum corps,
Thcfyiolice department o f Memphis, Tennessee, which has pont Morgan . und Company—n
ext year Sanford will carbeen under fire for some time, is taking some heavy jolts step not at all necessary—is well
these honors. 0------from the investigation committee. Since the finding of a so- fitted for the work that the Presi
ablnatlon of having to called “ pay o ff book” in which it is alleged police kept names dent gives him. He understands
inteinattbnal relation
[marine In a place called o f dive proprietors Itnd. blind tiger operators, and records of finance,
Field, caused too much fees paid for protection, citizens have been most" active in're ships, ami this country in interest
ed in Mexico's prosperity success
iraent for Dempeey, in
and friendship.
juvenating
the
department.
his war record.
or Martin has appointetl-
-• this
to appoint her to office.
— -- -o twriter for the New York
Heted *Tunney will win
i S S j lit lr not' fixed." Even the
keptlcal muit admit that
ona.-fight tha^ waea't
Yesterday forty-one policemen were ordered suspended
and have been arraigned fotf trial. It-is said thut other ausON ALL SJDEK there are evi
pensions and arrests will be'made before the irivestigation Is r ? ce* °r
! biMM w act
ivity, says Mr. Hoover, secretary
completed. In the determination to rerqove corruption from all commerce.
Tha business bnromotvr
rtmenta qf municipal government Memphis'clBifens aro
^ to* bfye bottom o f FHo alleged jcrookedness, sec that
partfejruire properly finished and that a new organizais opcraterMn the interest of la\^ and order, .
be decision q f the Meqjghis citizens is an admirable inie,
t j y unfortunate .that.thej
aitetl s f long.
G
A Bf
-------o------- f ,
girt won the Atlantic
Ing beauty conteet. The
^were probably afraid ahe
II oat her gun and ahoot
flight* out of them if they
it to her.
r \
------ --------r -;
it ta Pawhuak
Mitchell
1
jrdan iaye he Isn’t a
hla carefully aelected
only awethaarte, not
It baat, he aaya, that If he
rkd more than once, he
imenlber anything about
*d hla lifcad when he
»-< o r the count of
the count would have
If Dempsey had
onca into a neutral corner
[of'Contemplating another
1
v • • i.f*- •
k
——O--- -—
i*fe
appolutaa ambaa-
B IS
WWW
M R. MCADOO W IT H D R A W S
''lndieutea prevailing, gratify ing
prosperity."
Tcn-cent stores, important us
evidence, gain of 11 percent in
1027, against the firs) months in
1926;'*'* Nothing to • wbriy those
that uttend tj business, refrain
from gambling, sleep regularly,
breathe deeply*,* avoid boot-leggers
and cultivate u disposition to be
pleased."
,
H is understood that qri
VICE, always, all ways, £
, part o f what you buy fWl
this organization nlthoug
there is no change for it. *
It is such a com fort In g f *
ing to KN O W that when Z
place nn ordhr that you * 1
Ret real SERVICE front h,
beginning to the end of y,
transaction.* Make us nn,
it!
*
S&H
* V jti^
C o^
c ta .1
Coated tongue, dry mouth,
bad breath, muddy akin,
groggy nerves and sour
atomach suggest i*« use.
Elton
LU M B E F ? C »f
Phone 1 3 5 /
7
Yard
J A C K S O N V IL L E
F L O R IO A
Architect
IN LITTLE KOLLO'S, -day. a
the running that hla withdrawal good boy would stoop td pick'lip a
now is an act of supererogation. pin. The rich, observant banker
He guy* himself: - " j shall not would notice him. employ him,
therefore, be a oandidatc for tho marry him to his daughter, leave
Democrats Presidential nomina him nis fortune,
Economy was
tion in 1922." He uses* the simple the watchword.
ferm of futurity.
Modern James
McStowc, of
All of which throws an interest, Canton, O., says it is an exploded
ing light on his hint that Gover watchword. In Chicago ho' picked
nor Smith follow hla, example. If up a dime from the floor and us*
Mi, MtAdoo enjoyed Governor I fyo.stooped etynccdfwatoJa.bi* poc-;
Smith's .prospects with respect to ketbook with |80Q, the dimes will
the Dorhocatlc nomination, does |look-efter themseiros.’*
|
any onq, in his senses believo that j
1*
‘
*;.*{
he weald be stepping down now?
THE AMERICAN*- LEGION in*
When, in the course of his dlatinxuished'iareer, has Mr. McAdoo Peris yesterday adopted the report;
been known to turn hla back on of Its national defeOMCdhimitte*,!
powor that he could reafh? The demanding establishment of a nat
gentleman la. sying aa plainly as ional air force as a separate de
he can in a letter full of self-praise. partment, with an "air force secretary," in the, cabinet.
Common
“ Hour grapes;”
— __ ___ i____ «
sense. *
'* '■*“ * 1
The man that had employed a
coachman got a chauffeur when
M O D ERN B LA C K MAQIO .-ill*
the automobile came in.. Intelli
NEW .YORK TIMES
gent nhtions will add- to their secretaky of w i t ’ and secretary of
Accustomed aa. the public has being sold in the streets of Sidney navy a secretary of the air, now
already become to the use of* the containing a full account of it os that flying machines have ccme.
radio for broadcasting such event* taken down “ off the air.”
To radio expert! this la nothing
as the recent prize figh t it fetlll unusual. But to the lay mind • Is
YOUNG W ILLIAM B. LEEDS,
flnda It hard to realise that thl* •till too much hemed in by oliHro* aoryttf th * “ tta. plaU' king," start
instrument • haa been sufficiently Rations to grasp the full siKnlfl- ed nls Fokkcr three-motor engine
rfected for the human v * * cencc of this developement of (lynig machine for
carried to the opposite
broadcasting. There is still some terday with passengers and a n
the earth.
thing uncanny in the thought that lief plluL They wefe to stop at
A brief Associated Proas
a man talking quietly tp a machine Cleveland. last night, then on to
Y
men with money
in New -York can be beard simul Chicago. Youag
patch on Saturday ’ morning
reported that *tba bi
taneously in AuatrmUia. South A f can promote flying In thladiy aa
the right could be dearly rica, Europe, and America- Surely W. K,>Vgadarbllt, J r, and other
re and within an hour nf• nothing.|n the droama of black
H« cooculaloo news pa
K
*■ y m
Bond Grade
Holly Ave^ at
i 1 in. 12th. 1 3 th sir
Z ip Service
H ATH T O W E L S
in mjler that wc may get our
gp< i i d double loop Turkish bath
towels introduced into as many
homes as possible we will mail
to any address 4 towels for
81.00 postpaid.
These towels are size 20 by
•III and a special double loop
construction, woven from best
select cotton yarns.
Ho not confuse this heavy
double loop towels with the
light single loop.
Albert B. Kirby,
Gaffney, S. C.
Daily Deliveries by Hus to Sanford
D IC K S O N -IV E S C O .
Orange Avenue, Orlando. Phone 1131
I
WE BUY
trade, sell, swap, exchange sccfind hand tires. W'c also buy
bntlleSf metul, bags, junk of all
kimK
We specialize in buying and
selling bottles of all sizes attf
kinds.
K O T ’S
S . ,Sum 4ii »>
il. i
L.och
rices
Meet Today’s Demand
Prices in Loch.. A^bor
*
, i
j
i’
1
r i *8
meet the existing con
ditions of today— one
pays for merit in this
New Grays and Tans Suits
dcclopmcnt but todays
prices will • be
found
astounishingly
(owl
Have
you
have extra trousers for extra wear
Inquired?
Have You a
DeForesl-Sanlord
COURTESY CARD?
Realty Co.
Hanford
Box 339
ll
-y - r
,
L
Courtly cards, nblainublu at
Orlando City Hull, allow visit
ors to Orlando lo park as long
ns,they need without regard to
usual police regulations. One
, card good for all season.
NEW YORK HEIIAI.I) TRIBUNE
Can it be |that Freeident CoolIdge haa set a fashion in anouncIng hla otrong preference for p|lI'fete life? HU vl do not chooM
to run" la now followed by Will
iam G. McAdoo’s " I prefer to eland
aside." The phraaeology la close
enough to eonatitute an echo, or
Would be if Mr. McAdoo had been
content like the Prealdent, to emit
hlfe little aentence and atop. Inatead ho buried it In an apprecia
tion o f 'Ms 'effort* for mankind
cohsumlng almost a column of typo
The circumstances under which
the two statements were conceited
Cpolidge might have had hla nom
ination for the asking, or evuit-fcrr
the lack of a word declining It (he
U probably
pn ■
will
be drafted, anywfey).
M * McAdoo, on tb« other
was already so definitely
P A N *.
THE YAR D WITH A M IL L B A C K IN G
J. Monghton
F.rst Nat'l. IJaniL^Wdg.
Sanfqrd, Fla.
SOME SENATORS
OPPOSE
tinignt*v/. Moreow as: minister to
^IcxicUf Why ? Mr.^ Marrow irt
niaoe Bii.i own • v
able, intelligent, hass madeyiis
»'
*
! ir
earcei*.
No senator can quest ion him l
honesty. He was Mr. Coolidgc's
iherst, and his U j U
classmate at Amherst
ed on long ae- t *
nomination U based
quaintance.
1made a big
Out!
ah almost three million
- dollar • Ito, Tunney got a million,
k four hundred and fifty
e3 i
air-ft'looks as the, real.
the
wint
I
FIRE BURNS MORE than |550,
OOU.OUU a year in this country. I
The loss is *6.02 per capita fo r (
the United States, against 73
cents in Britain, 40 cents in Franco
2a cents in Ge'mnny, 25 cents in
Italy, 11 cents in Holland,etc.
Better Late Than Never
------- 0-------
IT H E R E -
jie e d
'rtnHgiiV^for* the*ehamShe 'a ®BI1 alive and glad she is living. The strange imSh» looks Uke another pulse o f that moment has n&ver returned to her since and she . NO ONE OBJECTED when
•«. ' * * ’
seems to be getting aa much enjoyment out of lijfo as anyone PrctldenL Hauling selected Mr.
Perhaps the young man whpse life was saved by the peculiar j
whom Harding described
to this writer before he appointed
at peopU look at ft, Bohlee location o f hiaheart, will al^p find his place in this world and 1
L...... ~ '
L
him us “ the second richest man in
fk .called off' thefy world^ bq glad that the bullet wos yiot the end.
-•
tho world** .v/as willing to look after
at lit- UiMV to come homo
± -ty ■
Uncle Nam's finances.
1
SERVICE— Y O U GEI
Your tpngue
te lls when you
——
(.earn From Danny,
llo * Rich We Might Be.
The Baby’s Ears.
Why No* Dwight Morrow 7
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
mprright it>37 hr 3 » r Cm.
»
50
.
The trend to suits with., two
trousers is certainty here and
these superbly tailored, fine
woolens have extra wear with
extra trousers. Styles for young
men and executives. $50
Feature Shirt Values
$1.95
‘
MOKE T H A N
, JUST A
< 'V O L IC Y '
Six-button shirts. Pockets.
E V E R F IT
collars
that,
can’t shrink. White broad
cloth o f superior quality.
"Best buys” at $1.95.
-
-You tfet mart (ban just
insurance' policies
from
this agency. You get as
skilled advice about your
property us the medical
care your doctor gives, or
tho legal advice tendered
by your lawyer.
be
pre
.
vented altogether,
this
mier, but
‘
agency offers* you sound
knd ‘dfcpeiidabte * protection
from loss.
. . J i w cm vuevpr
I *•■*i
. I I I ' ( ‘. ill
^ VV
Call on us for advice and
counsel about your insur
ance.
r. Connelly &
Sons
Up all-round or
down all-round
Hats $8.50
There’s a new turn to Fall
hats......either up or down
all the way round. New
Dobbs, new Stetsons in
gray and tan * shades are
V _ . Dobba $8.50.
Stetsons, $8,00.
�*
*i
i 'jA
V
W i * V "'k ' -T*•.' 1‘‘ *•
m
h
•- - > f
-*’>f, Jr
- t j M ^hi-
r
.
\
>J'.My *7
- ‘ *•f
■'S-
’ TFf
‘ ♦Jfm
iY1,«V
IL ;
l
■-'•V _v . ft
1 •
.i iMBODMM
SEPTEMBER 23, 1927
148
M R& FRED 8. PAIGER. SOCIETY feDITOR
Residtncc Telephone diM.-'rJ
Much A ction .& eh
In Riotous Comedy
At Milane Theater
A Mndri Gras and Venetian cele
bration combined can’t be ‘mere
picturesque and colorful than the
circus background that figures in
‘‘The Life of Riley.” the riotous
film comedy co-featuring George
Sidney and Charlie Murray, at the
Milane Theater today.
Elephants and camels, wljd men
The subscription bridge party and bearded women, clowns and
given Wednesday evening by the hutu girls In this sequence vie with
Rosary society of the AIL Souls a carload of fireworks, exploding
Church at the Parish Hall on Oak *mung the principal players, a riot
Avenue, was a decided success,
and a village fire, and many other
Many potted'plants, fehns zuid cmedy elements, in providing
palms, funned u rich background laughs and thrills.
for silver baskets filled wllJi pink
Enrol comdy has In the past
radiance roses and other Pt^tty been considered natural mirth ma
cut flowers.
terial, but in combination with such
The color motif of pink and “exotic” thrills .it is doubly effec
white was carried out in every tive in “ The Life of Rily."
The famous comics of stage and
way, both in the decorations and
fereen, Sidney and Murray, are
refreshments.
After several progressions of characterized as rural town Fire
bridge had been played, scores Chief and Police Chief, respective
were counted and the high score ly, and Sam Hardy, Myrtle Stedprize, a box of powder, waa award |m»n, June Marlowe, Stephen Carr,
ed Miss Mndeline Mallem.
For Edwards Davis and Bert Woodruff
scoring the most points among the jhavj. interesting supporting roles,
men, John SeWnrrri'was awarded K. M. Asher produced th comedy
a framed pictures Tho lovy score ■for First National Picturs and it
was directed by William Beaudine.
prizes, novelties were won by Mrs.
The story of “ The Life of Riley''
John Schirard and Joe Ludwig.
was written espcially for Sidney
When the bridge accessories had and Murray by Mann Page, noted
been removed refreshments
of playwright and photoplay author,
pink and white brick ice cream^nd and H<«wprd J. Green adapted It.
cake,were served by Mrs. Frank Curtis Benton wrote the continuity.
Mciach, Mrs. Frank Peters, Miss What ingenious comedy business
Irene Brandt, Mrs. P. Paul, Mi's. the trio 6f noted authors overPaul Monohan, Mrs. John Peeoid I looked, Comedy Cmistructor Jack
and Mrs. Paul Pezold.
Mintz injected during the filming
There were nine tables of play of the picture.
Then are 2,190,000 licensed r*<fJo listeners in England; 1337,122
In Germany; 2.78300 In B*rad*n
hnd 114, 492 In Denmark.
f e L t e * J?! Bodge Tarty Gfven
vfcroAY *•'
mwtirtg Of th eR ehs at 7:30,•’block at the pdd
)W3 Hall over the Basket.
uie Raffo Missionary Society
hold. White Elephant party at
dock at th e'Mithfidlst Church
g u ls r
?*
s a t v Tp AV ’ F Children’s matin* at 1<T o’clock
• the Milane Thoatre sponsored
MONDAY
'’ “" T
onuT
Class will hold
Truth 'LSeekers
-—
i regular businessi and social
at 3:30 o’clock at the home
jln f j. |). Parker, 112 Myrtle
The hostesses will be
£ £ L. Battle. Mrs. T . F. Ad-,
ns Mrs. C. P. Whitworth. Mrs.
Imer Lundquist, Mrs. R. M. Jllasi and Mrs. Sadie Allen.
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
h
.urch will meet at 4 o clock nt
St^Agries Guild will hold social
retlng at the homf of Mrs. Fred
ciger 1820 Sanford Avenue at
o’clock.
,
.<
' ,
Kathleen Mallory Circle will
eet at 4 o’clock at the home of
rs. E. S. Rockey on Park Avenue.
Pipe Organ Club of tho Baptist
lurch will meet with Mrs. Voile
Blliams nt 3:30 o’clock at her
ime 1717 Magnolia Avenue with
ly*. Williams 'and, Mrs. M. lb
nith as hostesses.
,
..
!
WEDNESDAY, h • w '
Jenny Spaulding Circle tof the
Int Baptist Church will meet
nth Mrs. Herbert Spier at her
ime on Palmetto Avenue.
out the evening. r*ven
debt Spivey fnVgot his
once and frolicked in
the peanut race, etc.
During th« evening
served the guests.
tho preaidignity for
games like
Mrs. T. M. Dunlap who has been
jlohn Hudgins left Friday for spending the summer at points in
Daytona Beach whe»g hg.. has ac Virginia has returned home.
cepted ‘ apposition. *
punch wan
fc/Jnp
TO D AY
"THK LIFE OF RILEY”
A ‘ blaze of merriment faaned
by the screen's breeziest com
edy team, George Sidney i and
Clmrlle Murray
j
Comedy
“ NO CHEATIN' ” f
Milnne-Paramount News
S A TU R D A Y
T H E DEVIljg SADDLE”
Ken Maynard, the screen’s mgs
ter cowboy In m marvelous pic
lure of thrills.
TRUEM AN
F E R TILIZ E R
i CO.
Islkn
Main Office and
Factory
Jacksonville, Fla.
Local ReprensentR
tlve
N ellie Turner Circle
Meets Wednesday A t
Home Mrs. McLendon
C. L. Derby
Alfred Robson of Olando spent
. Mr. and Mr£ Eugene 'Tittle he dayh ere Friday attending to
‘Phone 818
.plan to leave Suttmluy for Daytona business.
Beach where he has accepted a
Storage
position.
Sanford Feed A
LIVE OAK— Sinclair Refining
Supply Co.
Company to establish a central
On Wednesday afternoon th,
Mrs. O. L. Moody of Daytona station here.
Nellie Turner Circle of tho Firts only dog to pAw his act.
Other Beach is visiting in the city as the
Baptist Church met at the home dogs have been taught
to hark guest of Miss Emily Griffin at her
of Mrs. A.-C. McLendon on Palm their act, but he, although against home on Myrtle Avenue.
etto Avenue with Mrs.. McLendon his natur.e, perseverance and in
and Mrs, I. FJ. Estridgc ns host tensive training his trainer ac
complished what other trainers de
week end here as the guest of esses.
Stetson University will s£pnd
Mrs. George Huff, <ircle chair-. clared imp< ssiblc. He is us yet al
Watch Saturday's Herald for Details
heing
only 18
%#
’ ' I- (
i
i Grace Gillon,
man, presided over l 10 Jbusiness most a puppy,
months
old.
session when Ywtitlne business wus
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W .^j^fchn rjr plan carried oqt. A splendid report wu$ ! HO will make three appearances
giirFn by the personal chairman. i at the Milgne today and tomorrow,
who stated that Hi visits had been one at the matinee and two at the
made todhe sick, flowers and trays evening show.
For Children
also sent out anil 14 telephone calls
made.in Interest of the circle.
Truth Seekers Class) Sponsored by the Woman’s
T»h election of chairman took
ince resulting in My(. Charles1 Give Surprse Shower;
Club »•'*
tnrehaU ibeing elected; The other
For
W
ife
O
f
Minister;
officers will be announced nt the
next meeting. J l \ \ ,
J
Jtj ^ rr)f ktrgf) rputeifljuaj havo ciu* and be • able to
The Troth Jieskers Class of the
Th6;noxt meeting of thtf-glrh:
furnish bond; good proposition to responsible party.
will Wf hkld Wedhostfay Octqbel* 3 Methodist Church gave a surprise
at, the home of Mrs. J, D. Doxsey.v jelly und pres;srve shower on
A social hour was held following Thursduy evening honoring Mrs.
the business session •when refresh W. P. Buhrman at her home on
ments of ice cream and cake were Magnolia Avenue.
A very pleasant evening was
served.
___
I Attending this meeting were:
\Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Mrs. K. E.
if Michigan are expected to return' I Puerifoy, Mrs. A'. L. Jowers, Mrs.
JGeorge Kay, Mrs, Volip Williams,
on Monday.
'time
1
I * , mr *lMrs. George Huff, Uxg, L. 11.
Mrs. Georg* Root und children, I Bragg, Mrs. Tnylor, Mrs. Chnrlcs
10c Admission
Donald ond Virginia, have returned I Marshall, Mrs. J. D. Dossey, Mrs.
.IT. K. Roll und ijra. 0. If. Stenfor everybody.
|strom.
Our Second B irthday
p r e tz e le e r in g
,t$
SO
e d u c a tio n a l
;
Really, ydtt know, this youngw M b '
cration is SUCH a p r o b le « ^ .> y t y (
Junior fust rimtjly C O U L p W T i l l
MATINEE
rtM ik untu W e ’p t f e t i w i r o
him. Showed kirn how
IM
alphabet- Simply M A R V B L O V B th *
DOUGLAS
Junior* bite them. T b e n t h A i « « i b ^ , r ;
kis
S
A pply Circulation
Department
Huddleston, Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs,
L. M. Telford, Mrs. John Crawford,
rs. John Alden Urown,
Mrs. Robert J, Holly Jr., and
Uby left Thursday afternoon for
Daytona Beach where they- will
Mrs. C. C. , Priest entertained
tpeml a short time as the guests
tf Mrs. Holly Sr., who la spending Ihe members fif her Sunday School
Class of the Methodist Church
» mynth at the Beuch, \ •
most delightfully Thui'sday after
‘ Mr. nnd - Mrs. W. I-. Ball of noon at her home on Celery Ave
|lhomasville, Ga,, are Bpending the nue.
The‘afternoon was merrily spent
%k end here With Mr. Bull’s
I t'other and wife, Mr. and Mrs. in games of all kinds and at a
|J. C. Boll en route, to Kissimmee
Iwns they will spend a short tFnVA
liftirir wlqter home.
t. (
Judge and Mrs. L. L.FablsInski
nnd J. M. Henry Jones of l’ensacola arrived here Thursday. Mess
rs Jones and Fahlslnskl are spec-.
ini state attorneys appointed for|
the term of court to be held here
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buhrman.
Miss Betty Buhrman and Miss
Matgaret Cowan motored to Gain
esville, Friday where they will at
tend the foot ball game on Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Merahon of
Leesburg spent the day hire Thure.
day aa the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
,IL B.-Moaa at their home on'Palm
etto Avenue.
Water CaringmnkeeSilver
town* tough clear through
- t o pen overcooked—* »
M >t niiilii icuml harm—
they ere fared from horh
midOe. See chan.
1
A IR t
evaso
VMATEAt v
r e s ip
W e have the prices and values you want
— right here, all under one roof.
Perhaps you’re planning to trade InJpW
car soon, hn4 only want to
dollars in a tire, if so—Wp
that fit yoiir price heeds.
Perhaps youwpnt tires that
will last for years. I(B P—
we have Silvertowba—giv
ing the greatest milcafte
they ever gave in their bril
liant history.
Just tell us what price you
want to pay— and you’U
not need to go bekohd our
tire racks to find the tire
that matches your needs.
lost one more week td take adentage of our after season
plendid 1-3 discount on .our
Vgular prices. *
$10 W ave $ 6.67
$15 W iv e $10.00
All our work g a n rgtee d ,r^
■inks, no fizx, no stranrifiy.?™*
r-Come In ami talk jlt-'tper
kid see our samples..'
Our
Picks Colors, Adds, Subtracts and
|
. '
Multiplies
Added Attraction
•alty. They're good to M t and good '
for ill who eat them ..
T ry 0 9 o * G u d » with »6up, i^lth
•tladf with cheeMb Serve them w i ^ .
tea and Iced drink*. Have them handy ‘
for betw e«w n e*l nibbling.- . • ^ v -
made by U necda Baker*. A*k him.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Allen plan
to motor to Tampa Saturday
morning where they will spend the
|week end.
------- - ‘
j George Cowan, John Hudgins
[and Bertram Sheppard have re[ turned from Atlanta, Ga., where
|they spent a week.
$25 W iv e $16.67
particularly If you bite thing* out o f
O S o -G o d * made by U need^B ptalW t
They're crispy, nod crunchy, Bod . >
Service Station is ready to SERVE YOU— Free air, bat-
tery water .and courtesy. Purol gasoline and Tiolene (Penn- sylvania) oft, also Texas oils. Expert greasing.
,
�m
pag e
!
' four
th e
SANFORD H E R A lP , ^TUt)AT-
J. H. JAC KSO N
Phone
611
112 E. Second St.
M agnolia'At
108 PALM ETTO AVE
Q U A L IT Y M EATS
JUICY. TENDER STEAKS
Laney D ry Cleaning Co.,
Ihe hepve* from which our
Jrliriou* *lr»k* ore cut were
.rientifically fed for the pro
duction of tender ment. We
know this to be a fact and we
.■an assure you that any cut
we sell you will give entire
satiafactinn. We select every
quarter of beef, we aell and
» e know that each is' the
beat the market afford*. (lire
uk a trial.
Select CHRISTMAS
Jeweler
Sifts NOW on our new
easy payment plan.
108 Magnolia
Only 78 Shopping days lw>fore Christmas.*
Special For Saturday
Caramel Nut Layers 38c
V y , 1 * - V> ;
Prompt Deliveries
M I N E R A L I Z E D Red
Comb Mashes meet all re-
Fresh Foods
.
Mineralized Red Comb
Egg Mash
AURjfjjajaJI
NIIIIIPW
\
Our expectations have been realized.
Every purchaser of an Automatic HydroD+sc Washer is delighted, end we are proud,
to heve them In eo many homes.
Fancy Fresh
Dressed
Remember
Sale ends September 30tfa, /
j
Bananas, 3 lbs...................
W hite Potatoes, 10 lb s ......
Red Bliss, 10 lbs.................
Onions, 3 lbs.......................
Cabbage, lb........................
Celery, bunch,.................. .
Lettuce, head,................
Summer Squash, lb.-..........
Grapes, 2 lbs. .].[.................
Tomatoes, 2 lbs.
Mustard Greens, 2 bunches
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lb s ..........
^Othev Fruits and Vegetables
The washer will pay for Itsalf
by the savings made.
as well as women o f a thousand
A*K lo re free demonstration.
White
SALT
other places, are becoming
con*
%
vinced of the genuiness of A &
P values . and A . & P . service.
/
They have learned that only the
ES222I
best
ever crosses
these counters
*
I
Smoked
BACON
..........the best in foods as well
as in values!
Smoked
tie Bonnet Market
Whole
2nd Street & Sanford Avenue
and Wm, Musgrnre. Proprietor!*
S U L T A■■N*' A
RED
V y * - ; 1*.'I
U 1* 1 I
Salmon £!!
urcourse
I cook with it,
r
FORMER
:
SE R V E T E R IA — McLander Arcade
GROCERIES
CENTS ON THE
49c Malt Syrup
10c 3 Lbs Lim a Beans
10c Imported Sardines
33c
25c
4c
3 M IN U T E OATS (FO R CH ICK E N FEED O N L Y ) PKG . 3c
ins
ives
Canned
Coffee
Jellies.
Pickles
-•
Hydro-Disc W asher
A4 McLnndcr Arcade
Brooms
. 2 Choice Peas
!*.,?. Choice Corn
♦ .
Mineralized Red Comb
Growing Mash
September
SaleAUTOMATIC
A rc a d e D elica tessen
"The Taste Tells'
r
-
Mineralized Red Comb
Chick Starter
week _
Danish Pastry, Assorted Cakes, French Pastry, Rolls,
Imported and Domestic Cheese, Delicatessen Luncheon
,
Meats.
results from your poultry.
quirements.
last
Western
STEAKS
*•
Service-Courtesy
' Second B irthd
Watch Saturday's Herald for Details
That w ill give you better
Phone 277
tnd
Preserves
Peanut Butter
Vegetables
Spices
Marmalades
Relish'
Fruits
Extracts
“T S I M P L Y shouldn’t
k n o w what to d o
w ith o u t K liih in m y
kitchen. I really believe
it’s the world’s best milk
supply. 1 use it exactly
as I would fresh, liquid
milk; the children love
it and I give them all
they want, (o r I k n ow
it’s absolutely pure, safe,
and nourishing. In cook
ing, its tasty rich n ess
gives a delicious flavor to
custards, sauces, gravies
or any food in which
you use liquid milk.”
T h ou san d s o f modern
htusewives talk just thin
w ay about this wonderful
milk in p o w d ere d form.K lim is so convenient and
dependable. Its taste is de
licious* and its uses are as
many as there are for liquid
m ilk-)-no wonder women
are anxious to te ll th e ir
fr'ends about.it
MERREU..SOULE COMPANY
Syracuie, N. Y.
SPE lk
America’s Finest Package Coffee
ENCORE
Spaghetti
With Cheese & Tomato
P & G W H IT E
OCTAGON L A U N D R Y
10 Sm all B a rs
Q U A K E R M AID
RED PITTE D
Cherries
S TA N D A R D N U T
IT BACKW ARDS
1-4 lb. Free With Each Pound
N E W M UNICH
fR K S H MILK POWOtREO
KNOW
C. W , K N A P P IN CHARGE OF SALES
205 Magnolia Are,
McLander Arcade,
�, ',^'w *T *.L
‘,-F!*■J
■n
%|*v*perc
-W* *"
.7^7
'
-*5- ■ j1k*TV» *■fejJdPsSt1"
:rS?3P/*'
’ ‘ VMk/at.
• .’ ^
# •-•»'
M
'11' -\ i
'j
'
* v scHK
THE SANFORD:HERAMfr-FRlpAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1?27
Sanford Daily Hamid
VNT AD . R A T E S
BRING YOUR WATCH to me. I
have materials, tools, ability to
put it in order. Peter E. Aheam. House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St.
317 W, First St. Sanford.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works,
umi: Cub Id H u n
phone ads, will be received
patrons and collector aent
ledlately for payment.
fl* reduced rates are for
iniecutive insertions.
SU words of average longtli
t counted a line.
Minimum charge of 30c for
r*t insertion.
AU advertising is restricted
proper classification.
If an error is made The San,.1 Herald will be respons ble
r only one incorrect insertion.
ia ^advertiser for » u£sequent
wrtions. The off co should be
>*lfied immediately in case of
PAGE FIVE
ISY W ILLIAM S
Lindsey Burns His Court Records
/ a e r - r n a t . m 1o u
\ >' VNELL VOO CAMT*--yBLAWE OLLi E , I T S \
B o l l 'THiNv<6 o l l 's
ONUY W A V A
\
' G o T A B o TTLe o F
**r
FELLER
CM
M
AK
E
/\
A-HEM iki
W A l t K H IM M A N E U V E R 1 P A C K O' CHEWtMf L/V5T
around s o h e c ’m g e t ^A l l D A/. Sfao CA^SENt
A W RlFF o ’ OLV a BREATM. t p o a ouT a PA c K i n y
/
YOUR BUSINESS -card appear FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with
garage, $30 per month. Woodruff
ing daily In this column will Sub-division; T, A. Drotherson,
phone 135.
reach over 3,000 every dayl
-and it costs so little a 12 word I" OR RENT: Five room bungalow
at the corner of Palmetto Avenue
ad for one month costs only $2.G0. and Katie Street. Large living
room, dining room, two bedrooms,
I’hone 148
bath, with shower, kitchen equip
Just «.*k for "Classified Depart ped with electric rnngc. Front and
rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
S. C. B. care The Herald.
ment"
V
r T DOES LOOK SUSPICIONS -faiS CROWO OF
i8 u M 6 .
^ > 7
IP * w a p / h e Du c k s i m
.U N D E R T H A T C CAT 'B o o t
n ^ - ^ ' 1 e n -Ti m e s a o a K . >
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on
High Street near Elm Avenue.
Furnished, all improvements, gar
age, two bedrooms, bath, living
room, dini.l; nook, kitchen. Beau
tiful shade trees. Owner in tne
north. Will rent to responsible
party at reasonable rate. Ask for
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano Mi. Berg at the Herald office.
tuning by experts with 17 years
experience. Sanford music store
and Gift ShoppcuRdom 1(1 & 11 Me*
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
CLEAN UP YOUK OLD WALLS
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT
SOMETHING NEW AND BET
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD,
FLA.
a d v e r t is e r s
CKS — Irrigation
iernl cement work 19— Houses
trf to.' J. E. Ter’ “ T .u l5 u ti
rd add Elm. : .
s you complete Infornratfoti.
For sale cheat*—One 8 room hoii'”
f if you wish they will assist
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
to bo moved, o ff lot. Phone 19.7,
, in wording your wartt h<U ’ ‘ SHOP — 'Printing
engraving,
make it,mote effective. ■
omttfssing. See us fiwt. We do it. FOR SALE: ‘ Furnished Spanisn
Pholie 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com
bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat
1MPORPANT NOTICE
mercial Street.
ed, of good construction. Owner
j living out of city and will sell at
Advertisers should give their
LUMBER and complete Hi
I reasonable price, and on easy
mt or poatoffice address as
building material Low
terms. House ia located on High
II as their phone number if
Street, near Elm Avenue with re
iy desire results. About ' te Security Lumbar Co., "When
tractive surroundings. Double g*tder out of a thousand has Gradis Come From” Maple
Sixth. Phone 787.
rage. Price furnished $8,500.01)
telephone and th oothers
$500 cash and the balance any re
it communicate with you
CONCRETE in every shape end asonable way. Address Box 131
lets they know your address.
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
All discontinuencc MUST be
mentals, 4tc. Sanford Cement Prod (rare Herald.
ide in person at the Sanford
ucts Company, Fifth and Msple
■lid office or hy letter. TeleSts. Phone 112-W.
nc discontinuences are not
k*
Herald
representative^
i
nfter years of service, held a bonfire in one of the city's parks the other
Judge Ben Lindsey, retiring from hi* colorful Denver juvenile court
night. It was a fire, the judge said, that would "save homes."
Denying that the great pile of record* that he burned were court tec.
ords, the former juvenile-jUdire put the match to the documents that
bore trugic stories of m/iny Denver home*.
“ Dn you think I want homes ruined in Denver
he paid, explaining
to the crowd that the records were not court r* c .1 . "M i I he young
people who have given rim their confidence may know now ihnt their
secrets are 3afe."
Above, the judge is shown preparing the bonfire.
e u H l t - D 'T R E A S U R E
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
HONOR U NKNO W N SOLDIER IN FRANCE
6—Help Wanted (Male)
irteous - Prompt - Efficient
fluFvir*
utomotHled
$3780.0Q is tho urkee of small cot
tage on well located lot on MagncQn Avenue. $50 cash all that is
r»i|uired. Beluncc payable just like
rerR- Box 121. cure Tho Herald.
INS * COWAN CO. Auto
itor ami sheet metal works,
each Ava. J'hqno 716-W.
Appear*!! OnHori/.im W hile
10-B— Plants And Flowers
MODBJ. TRIM. CO.
rim tne car, nov «ne owner."
’ hone 817 for estimates
P. W|iR£DFORD
HUPS- iMAMIONS )
ianford Automobile Co.
'.TV?2. .We.
■. Phone 137,
ORD*Overland Co. Willyailghts A Overland, Whlpplts.
t A Commercial Sts. Phono 58.
SMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX
INC
$03 Oak A vo.
Phono 4f
■BuHinesa Service
NolhinjfNw»..DrSljirlling Hum
Team* Takt’ To'Tleld Ror
Their PtfcHmlnarir^orkDUt.s
110 ACRES In Longwood, corner ul
IE GRASS — ^Limited
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E.
for sale, MONDAY l T o f N. E. t-4 hf 8. W. 1-4 Sec. 'CHICAGO. iSept. 23— (IN I#'—
!5 a peek, $5.00 a bushel. 23 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J. As Big Ten confertyicu and other
midwestent. elevens 'climax early
■ Wight.
Huxtcr Cor* Herald.
training pe'nfeh, there is nothing
...igvapporently
on the
nkvr _______
or startlln..
f
24^-LolH 'For Sale
"c-rn. belt" football horizon. Early
11—MlacelUneottS
indications are that the outstanding
_________
.
_
. (teams of 102(1 will continue to topCAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
good building lot at remarkably |p|c over their enemies,
Co. 11 Bnll Bldg.
low price. Box 99 euro The HerNorthwestern :an<l MUthivan.
uld.
,
I two elevens which tied in 1920 for
-------------------- 1--------1------------ the Big Ten title, again appear the
14— Rooms Without Hoard
A REAL bargain for the man who most formidable in the Western
wishes to engage in the raising conference this fall, with Ohio
Furnished rooms, private home
near schools, convenient for tea- of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry state, Minnesota and Illinois loomand live stock of all kinds. Thirty- jn,, M the rn'mt likely contenders.
era, phone 279—J.
.
» (___I .1_. -(/ .__kli>V
__ D _____
*
One VNew
Face
Coach Knute Rockne continues at
ROOM: for rent, one block from
Notre Dame and there is only one
First Street, reasonable. Apply
new fuce In the roster of mentors
apt. 9 over Herald.
In the Big Ten conference, Dick
Hanley, former Haskell Indian
coach, succeeds Glen Thistlewaite
15— Apartment For Rent
shifting over to Wisconsin, Yost
Georgo Lylton, millionaire depart
ment More owner of Chicago, la
being ‘ prominently mentioned aa
likely choice for referee of Mm
\unncy-Dempsey fight, Hept, ft ,
•t Sot ale: ■' Field. Chicago.
Moderate Eating Is
Urged By Scientists
Of Chicago School
CHICAGO, .Sept. 23 — (IN F )—
Moderation in eating is counseled
by two University of Chlcugo
sdentlats us u prevention ugainst
BEAUTIFUL, APARTMENTS—
Tv#o-Aroonis kitchenette and bath, to homes of fifty or more families. at Minnesota, Stagg at Chicago, a defective vision and lethargy.
Conducting a series of experi
Httractively furnished, centrally A country home dose to the city Bert Ingerw:sscn at Iowa, Zuppke
at Illinois, Jimmjl Phelan at Pur ments on themselves, Prof, .1.
R. See James H. Cowan. Oak located, all Improvements; $0 per 'markets. High, dry and healthy, due and HyAKTage at Indiana.
|Address R. C. care Herald.
Frank Peurey of the depurtin pt
'M Third-St. Phone 111. - weak. Tel 777 or 775, Minnesota may prove a sensa of psychology and Dr. Thomas Dy
tional surprise in the conference er Alien, ophthalmologist, did not
BYTAYLO R
and s*qne experts already are fig-, atop stuffing ballons into thcr
uring the Gophers to cop honors. stomachs and having them blown
Coach Rockne again has a stiff u;> when ir.side, to determine ho v
schedule
l*r
nis
"traveling" much- one’s "tummy" muy be
eleven and the Catholics meet tho stretched.
leading elevens of; the ent)r,. coun
Hera Is what they discovered, m
try, Including games
with the the own word-*:
Army and the Navy, Georgia Tech
"Distention of the stomach by
and Southern California, as weli'as .overeating produces a disturbance
Big Ten Sch'ola. «
li„ .visjon. Ol»je:ts blur, especially
To Test Minnesota
*n ar objects
The individual ha 1
Notre Dame will glve a genuine difficulty, in leading, partly duo.U
test to the Minnesota elevm at
**u®
S*-uth Bend on November 5 ami a ihe blurring and
victory for the Gophora undoubted Sundering of attention."
ly will cast them,in the rqle of one
of the greatest ttllms in several
seasons.
t«,
;■
,
In the Big Ten.jircuit five buckline
field stars and fl
"
"heroes will the wills of the stomachs,
e various team ' Thul report continues:
captain elevens,
That distention ot tno sioma.i
captains are:>: Vh^Gustafion. hpK'i, air produces
S tWli° effects
nf f i i h!similar
l S ' wt
bairk, at Northwestern; Bennie bjf “ In,L _produces
Kfects a
mllar
t.
! . . i, __ - t ____ _
n iurtri
Oslerbaan. end,ai. Michigan, Her- they
ack, at Minne- meal 1$ evidenced by tho similarity
bert Joesting,
guard at Oh i < o f the^ eymptoms."
^
soU; Theo. Me
Ben Rouse, eer
f i l f S S C i D . 1 CLEARWATER
-PintUas
Chester Wilcnr
idiana; Robert, County.Poult'y assoeiatbn orgatiByers, ha'f, at
‘ ued fjere.
R-ltsh, center, at Illinois and
W. Nelson, tacklefcut *
McKlbben, U . thought he v ia
Juan Comes Chaves, son or a
new
hixpital
to
be
available
by
INEW
..... ...... ...... ,
^#>rwealthy rancher et Parrel. Chi
first of next yee^_____
poration opens new store here.
huahua. Mexico. When he told
arents
A t the Trial o f Mayor Duvall
^■FT"
V ^ ‘
7TT,'.‘ri r ’ v 7 "
1
f . 3’
j
8T. ^Petcsburg —$103,710 ccni
KEY WEST —^Overseas High
way from hero fq .mainland will trartdirt f^r conttnicUng 2 grade
sihoola.her*.
.
bo opened Dacertber 1.
JACKSONVILLE
Erection of
ST. AUGUSTINE — 8t. Johui
Motor Company m e t* new garage armnA 5000-barrel »•*-iv-itine resSen Marco Avenue.
ST. AUGUSTINE —440,000 con
DAYTONA BEACH
Cbavea he Intended to enter pellttea. the ranchman, »h°wed the
boy the e w t order whioh dieclosed he had been abandoned In
El Paso, Tex., I n j l l M J V
J
is^"i:suu ' i *
Halifax
tract let for remodeling and im District >public Hospit 1 emer con
INVERN ESS-Grape cu
proving People's Beak for Savings. struction Bore will be completed Citrus County being oIkuw
------- — -----------
January* \.
^
. 4K7ALA — Through efforts of
TAM PA-22
a c iis i pti
ST. -^jklOUSTINF' -F -id 'p ro fMarion Countxr*fiMianber of Com
for new power house site fo
merce poultry assembling and dis r »s bdtpg Wide o- n»*v Lutheran pa Electric Company on I
tribution plant vrtll he established rhapel .fencer construction comer
i* ™ * 5 5 * !* w * r *
“1
fn emaiihg story of berUring of city hell
itnesa »tand at Hie opening of the trial of
idiaoet* li»- Duvsi I, shown above betww
nirtrOoiA, wae accused by
Wllllees H. J
shewn beloVr on the witness stend), of aa
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 23, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/38ff486b20966774c4c0effe7c372567.pdf
39b6e188e6894a33fae3511217964ce5
PDF Text
Text
Y01
PTfv.o*
3hed
In F lorid a’® H eart
_ W orld’s G reatest Vegetable
cUon. Its R ich est Garden Land
Leased Wire InternaUonnl Newp Service\-
iO H B
Quizzed On Death
Husband, Collapses
jlice Captain Half
Memphis Force Sus
pended On Charges
0f
Incompetency
tiled To Check
Whiskey Selling
SA^FtiRD; FLORIDA, SA
HAMMONTON. N. J. Sept. 24
—(INS)—Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl was in a state of collapse
today after being questioned fo r
the seventh time in connection
with the murder of
her aged
CURTISS FIELD, N. Y., Sdpt,
husband, Dr. Willinm
LUlien124—( INS)—Weather and other
dahl. At the Litliendahl home In
inctfind it was said the widow
has been ordered to bed and is ; Democratic Drys
under a physician's care. ' Her
stepmother, Mrs. Thompson, of i Opposition To
Baltimore, also is with her. Mrs. * Of Gov. A1 S m it h _____
Lilliendahl's
collap*<4
may
dency ;T o Get Behind 1 Man was
* to be given a test
AT c,5
lt » ,today.
23;
flight
provent hor from rtvenacting,
AIT
J. m
Ar
a w *s i
Mlsa Elder was not at the-fMld
icr husband’s' murder at the
W a n t T o K e e p M c A d O O and was nod expected to take feart
seen*. Authorities had planned
to take the widow to the lonely
Following T o g e t h e r , pn.t
lane off Indian Mill
r<ud on
Monday.
of the "American Girl
suid he
— i Conference Is H cingA rrsnged 'was determined to make the flight
J r o r Next December To Be to Paris despite efforts to dissuade
Held In Chicago For D rys! him. He said lie did not think
t e C " - r o f o n MRS. JORDAN
WASHINGTON,
Sept. 24.—
Democratic dry leaders nre set
ting the hull rolling all over the
b»k- In_w„ cafe GEORGIA IS EAGER country
for a conference of the old
w
lo liiv p T rm
iii
I
*r.
A Y , S h l’TEM BER 24 ^ 1 9 2 7 _ ^ jl^ ^ r ^ A B d U ^ B w 8 n 0 ^ ^ ^ r i < t k M
r Conditions
DRY LEADERS Poor250
MILLIONS
Caused Postponement O f
UNITE AGAINST ' 3 Long Pittance Flights MAY BE SPENT
NAMING SMITH
ON U. S. NAVY
F
OF
j
Miss Elder and he would be able
to get away tomorrow as weather
who plans
said the “Big Navy” ForcesInCongreH8
Plan To Urge Adoption Of
amphibian
_ weeks off.
Huge^nkildingProgram For
She raid a number of testa would
Crubcr, Submarine Types
be necessary before the flight was
mi.ile. Wilmer Stults is her pilot.
' apt. R*ne Fonck, French ace, Would Cover Period
who plans a non-stop flight to San
Of At Least 8 Years
Francisco, was told his mechanics
required more time to complete adjustments on his eplane°
He had Great Britain Is Conterapla*
hi|*.| to hop off late this afterting An Even Greater Race
LevineDeniesWife’s
Story About Flying*
VIENNA, Sept 24.— (IN8>—
That is what she thinks,” was
the comment of Charles A. Le
vine, American trane-Atlantic
airman, when informed by Inter
national News Service today of
his Wife's declaration in New
York yesterday, .hat Levine's
attempted non-stop flight from
England to India would be his
last air venture. The flight fail
ed when Levine was compelled
to descend here, after 10 hours
°l
“ 1 know that is what
she thinks," he repeated, “but It
will be a hard order for her to
carry out, since I hade become
flying made.' I would rather
fly than eat.”
MRS. HORN IS 2 UP
PUBLIC SCHOOLS LABOR L E A D S R ' * * 21 ,NS> ON MISS ORCUTT
AT END OF 1ST 18
TO OPEN MONDAY SAYS FASCISM IS
FOR FALL TERM NOTNEEDEDHERE
______
* -
.
nn.n.
Past Comm
part Without
shin? On Exte
TourEuro
Parade Stands Oi
AsMeefsHigh
For Supremacy Of The Seas
.
.
Much Of Success
Conventioi
To Communist Ha1
_ Navy" forces in Congress
I will urge the adoption of a $250,
1000,000 cruiser and
submarine
William Gibbs McAdon following
building program at the forthcom
to
unify'the
opposition
to
Gover
•(INS)—-Police Captain Will
in g session, with a disclaimer that
PARIS. SepL 24.— One
— *nor Al Smith of New York f< r the
'the nation is being entered into
. Lee, com manding hulf the
the most interesting even'
Democratic presidential nomina
KanHaa
City;
Golfer
Squares
•competitive building with Great
he program of the Am1
litire Memphis police departtion.
Match AtEighthAnd Keeps
|Britain or Japan, Rep. Butler (R)
it was .suspended at noon Woman Declares If Preacher
rfon’s pilgrimage to
Action of the intonnountnin con
•of Pennsylvania, chairman of th*
U ad tyr KemaiiuIerOf Way;
under way today w!
ly by Police Com m issioner
when!
Is Brought T o Trial She ference in Ogdbn, Utah, in endors
Increased Roll" E x p e c t e d Davis Believes That Oath Of|U°u*® Naval Affairs Committee . Each Plays Good, Bad Golf past commanders of the j
•Will Tell All She K now s; ing Smith hus spurred the efforts
llleri.
. .
. , A1I
At Five Schools; Registrat
Fascist* Would Keep T h e m !""'1 „Uuiu_r ,
« * "Big
gion
in tw o
Commissioner Allen susf n left
~ Paris
§ *
I’ astoK’ harRedWithBlKamy of thp drys. They want to keep the
CHERRY
VALLEY
CLUB, trains ttit a two-v
McAdoo
following
intact
und
head
ion
AndEnrollmcntOfl’
uplls
From BecomlngGood
Hecoroln.rC.ood Aro«r.
. fa building
* » : program
ended Capt. Lee fo r his fnilA m er |NVEven? with
off the nomination of wet
next
To FeulureFirslDaySession
to suppress sale o f liouor
lean Citizens; Bars Held of this size, covering a period of •GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Sept. 24, of Europe. The
COLUMBUS, Gn., Sept. 24.— (I
— (INS)— Mrs.
Miriam
Borns
John Bellom ini, whose NS)— Mrs. Willis J. Jordan, the year. Some Democrats believe that
five to eight years, the United Horn, of the Mllburn Country d u d e visits t o Brunsels,
McAdoo’s refusal t» run in 11)28
jyoff book” causetl 28 offlcera to wife he left behind, wants (o tes may
Arranipments
were
completed
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Fas. States would find Itself at the end Club, Kansas City, was 2 up on London, Mata. Strssbunr and'
aid Smith materially unless
General John
todny
for
the
formal
reopening
oq
suspended yesterday.
rism
hau no place infthe
United of that period far below Great
tify against the former pastor of the drys are able to keep their lines
Miss Martin Orcutt, White Beeches not accompany the tour,
«'
3apt. L-e was asked to resign . the local Methodist cfiureh, north,
Monday morning of the Junior Slates.
Britain In naval strength, Butler club, Haworth, N. J., at the 18th
•
fact caused considerable
sterday and he refused.
His if he is brought to trial soon in unbroken.
.
•
This was the emphatic declara asserted.
This is what the drys are putting IU»h School, the grammar school
hole of their 26-hole match for the assment te Lev ion o ff
ne was not in the "payoff book.”
and
rhe
three
primary
schools,
ac«
tion
tiduy
of
Secretary
of
Labor
"It la quite probable that we will Women’s National Golf champion
Charlotte, N. C., on charges of big their heads together nmi nre nradvance information had i
.jrgea against him are inefficranging a conference in Chicago cordin. • to an announcement todsy Davis and other officials of the la find it necessary1to aak the con ship title here today.
amy,
as
is
indicated
in
dispatches
oral Pershing was to head the]
Lnrv and inenn potency*. Capt. Lee
l>y
T.
.
Lawton,
county
superin
bor
department,
who
nre
charged
struction
o
f
12
to
15
more
cruisers
next December of the dry progres
Mrs. Horn, who squared the ty.
i i♦
ki> been on the force 18 years ami from that city and Grand Rapids, sive elements of the party.
tendent of public instruction. Fac with the administration of the Vm- to bring thQ navy’s total up 250,
Mich., today.
.
(captain for 7 years.
General Perehiag, it te
ulty meetings o.* the five institu niiirration und naturalization laws. 000 ton* and to> increase our sub match on the eighth after having
•The
suggestion
for
such
:»
con
Jordan, found some days in a,
been one down, won the ninth i »
1Thirty eight officers, suspended
aaid Butler, give her lead of one up and she stood here, changed hte
front E. T, Mere- tions were held this morning when
Davis pointed out that while the marine tonnage,”
connection
with
the graft Grand Rapids Hospital, is held forjference came
decided njt to accompany
tho
principals
outlined
the
year’s
immigration act bars anarchists, pointing out that this figure Is less
She took taking
.tbe of Commissioner Allen, today Charlotte authorities, who are now dith of Iowa, secretory of agricul- program. M . Lawton also confer communists and <>thers of that like, than the figures proposed by th* never lost that margin.
the
' ‘
the pozltion that ■
inounccd they had organized for en route to get him, armed withjture in thy Wffkon cabinet. It urns red with each group to discuis mat the law makes no mention of Fas United States and Japan at thu the thirteenth to make it 2 up, but ion'. pilgrimage
papers
charging
bigamy.
He
left
|.mmfxl.ntev:ukcn
uo
by
W
W.
Miss Orcutt with1a birdie 2 won
Idefense o f their jobs. Attorneys
ters «.f school administration.
cists. although officials believe that Geneva conference held at the call the fifteenth to bring her within ally-a pflgrmage to
ire been employed and all men this Mrs. Jordan, who was formerly J Durbin of Ohio, and Fat rick H. CulJ.
T.
Jacobr,
principal
of
the
the Fascist oath would prevent of President Coolldge last summer. one hole of squaring things again. not one to aR e f Europe,
rmmn 1 I andridpe of Wn*H- ilahan of Is>uisville, Kentuik>.
ere gathccrd in a mass meeting
junior high school,' met with his those who subscribe to it from be
"But there Isn't the slightest However she droppe4 the sixteenth fore tbe General ' “
'
■
m
n
T
fs
t
week'
suddenly,
The
conference
idea
was
endors^ u
v Milton of faculty members at II o’clock and coming go> d American citizens.
ns morning. Damage suits ugainst ington, D. C.. last wetK suuucmy, i f §
chancf of Congress starting out after being trapped and although when he leaves France hte
reported hie
^
*
Sj
smmissioner Allen and
Copies of the Fascist oath arc this winter on the theory that thj she played beautiful golf to win the tion will be the United ►
l.ira Chattanooga. pubhe y manager Mrs. Pearl Babbitt, principal of
Apartment will follow., the men and forccdTo leave Columbus,
the
grammar
school,
conferred
being
carefully studied by labor United States must reach the pres- seventeenth she was again on the Some of the Legionnaires
self-stvlcd
I
for
MeAlloo
in
ivze.
u
was
to
Milfin,lln„ himself,
himself, the
the self-styled i f°r McAdoo In 19-4. It w n>
btimaUd.
'•finding
in Grand ton that McAdoo sent his letter an with her corps at the same time. department officials and It is like.|ent cruiser aqd submarine strength losing aido of the paid at the concerted by General
the task of filling up "victim of amnesia"
nouncing he would not be a candi Mrs, Stella I*. Arrington, super ly that Secretary Davis will send a qof Great Britain and Japan. To eighteenth when Mrs. Hunt sauk action, but there was no
TiY the suspension of 38 police Rapids.
date again. Milton was in Wash vising principal of the primary recommendation t o . Congress toieual Great
Britain’s
present
could do abobt IL
* on graft charges virtuallyT
— —-------.■ ■—
schools, spoke to the teachers at change the immigration law t« in- 1 strength we would have to build t>3 her putt for a 8 after the Jersey
ington today on private business.
The Legion’s grand pa
"Mr. Meredith's idea of a con- 10 o'clock nt tho East Side Pri- elude Fascists
costing
$15,000,0000 girl had missed a ten footef by ait Monday .till 1 ^ ‘
_ Among those who are criuscre,
inch
for
a
halved
hole.
“ today turned his attention
of the dry, niary School.
InMi-oble to’ enter under the quota each."
forenco o f the leaders
...
It' was a match which each high point of the
trial of the suspended officers,
The junior high school will open *)
n.
Butler predicted that any prv- girl played good and bad golf Jn France. Parisians are
those demanding trials *
at 9 o'clock Monday morning, the | Any legislation along this lino gram adopted by Congress wou’.d turn, it took more than three hour* about IL The French j
i i * * *
W. W. Dufbin o f Ohlo.nml P. if. other institution* evening at 8430,Will be heartily supported by be based on the belief that a future to complete the round because of officials are no leas
Callahan of
Louisville," Milton o'clock. Formal opening exercises' Albert J<i’ ,~"on (R ), Washington parley between the great naval
Mlsa Orcutt’* the Legion.offteiels
i told TntcmaUoltal News S<I vice nre to be held ut the junior high Ithairtnan of the House Immigrn- powers wlU result In an agreement the large gallery.
afore _a' rpolice
---- _ _ trial
...- ,hoard
- rr- „ next
pproaches
were
poor
bMC her nut welcome *’
•today. "They deserve the thanks of 1school but the other schools Will!|ion Committee, and Reps. Fish (U) on a permanent ratio.
kick. They will then be fired perting
sperkkofe-at
tlmefT^STn.
HoAt het*.
The
Sfmlncle
High
School
fo
o
t-1
^
pVogresalve
wing
o
f
the
pnrty
‘ snently or reinstate* by tho
open only tor the purpose o f en-T^w York, nnd Rainey (D), o f III"W e expect to learn from the on the other hand was comparati ment told In
bull warriors were to engage In for ;ht.;r action.
rollment nnd*assignment 0f pupils! inois, R was stated. )
president why Greet Britain did vely steady but extreme nervous vice that the
_
Tolic.mei, from t b t L /* » ls w v o d the* first gam w ^tTleW tteu'thla!
understand the purpose of the to
.......
. ..........
.I1U(H,
their
classes.. Mll
All uf
of llie
the M
school*
Davis and Raymond F. Criat, dl- not agree to limit cruiser tonnage, ness made her have some bad lap their communistic enemies
f t sergeants, ‘captstniT utid lieut-*: afternoon when a team cUmposml conferunca a to restate the ideals ,,, ^ Li|.tmiHJU.(1 ftt ,, 0»cIoek, Rich rect< r of the bureau o f naturallza. and why she thinks that she needs
ses too.
.
■ • • for putting th4 Legtort
• In
■ one Jump
•
'o f alumni was to meet them at and principles of the dry, 1'™ ^-**' institution will open at 8:30 o'clock (ion, said they approved the action so many criusers to protect her
nants jobs yesterday
The
Kansas
City
girl
had
a card tion over In each' sweeping i
sivo
element
of
the
party,
rather
Municipal
Park
at
3:3p
o’clock.
Tuesday morning.
of Jesse M. Thomas, district dir trade lanes when neither the Uni of 86 while Miss Orcutt turned in
s Commissioner Allen promoted!
-.....r
.
• ,,
“The Communists over
h m to fill the vacancies of (heir j The game was expected to old nia- than the tusk of awarding Mr. Mc
The eatimated enrollment of the ector of. naturalization at Balti ted States or Japan want to enter 92. Tho Jersey girl had a bad out
themselves
when they
Adoo’s
mantle
of
leadership
to
any
rperiors while new men were add- j tennlly in conditioning the team
junior high school j- |(H) while that more, in refusing to grant citizen upon a huge* construction pro going trip, taking 48 as against
the tomb of France’s
to the GhTTorm ranks.
|for a game which may be scheduled individual. It seems to me that this of the grammar school is between ship to 23 Italians there on
the gram.”
Mrs. Horn’s 43.
is altogether the proper course.
soldier,” this official laid,
350 und 400. No egtlmates were of ground that the Fascist <mth holds
The House Naval Affairs Com
The federal investigation of tho i f«r next Saturdny.
The conference would make n<> fered on the primary schools but na Italian’s allegiance to his moth
that moment the success
mittee, Chairman Butler
said,
cllomini "payoff book” continued
Conch Welchell has been running
CHERRY
VALLEY
CLUO,
mistake if it' would urge, upon the
[Ion Convention
day and federal Indictments will this charges through an Intensive coming Democratic stole conven it i* believed that the enrollment!er country nnd Interferes.w'.lh his would await the annual message of GARDEN CITY, N. Y „ Sept. 24. lo ci'
and
In
ievery
. village
|L
two
will exceed that of last year, Pat loyulty to the United tales.
President Coolldge before the Pres —Under ideal conditions, Mrs. Mir
asked against all officers who training grind for the past
tion throughout the country the rons and fritmd* arc cordially in
throughout France, there
weeks
and
believes
that
they
are
ident
would
be
expected
to
tell
Although
Thomas
took
this
ac
found guilty hy the police trial
iam Bums Horn, of Kansas City
or
in fine condition' for the schedule definite adoption of platforms
vited to lc orcsent at the school tion on liis own initiative Davis Congress just why the Geneva and Mivs Msuren Orcutt, of Jersey wave of revulelon for the C
oard, it beennm known today.
unqualified
defense
of
tho
w
m
ti1st efforts to thwart the cc
which culls for
several hard tution, opposition to nullification, opening snd at any othor time ilur- said his action would be backed up Conference failed.
City, began the 36Jiole final round tion, as well i « a determination t
I
gnmes.
Following
is
the
schedule
ing-the
yrnr.
"There
won’t
be
any
wild
busi
by
the
Labor
Department.
The
Ip.
Itook r i n g s t o s a v e t h e m
insistence upon obedience to and
for the Women's Golf champion
——
|with ftn open date on next Sating- insistence
junior Thomus action probably will act as ness," said Butler. "What we want ship here thia morning. A gallery prevent the Communists from )
In connection with the ........
enforcement of law, and equally
compllahlng any acta o f s ‘ “
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.— (IN S)— day:
. 0 - . strongly for justice to agriculture high school. Mr. Imwtcn announced a precedent in other cities where to find out is Just whst Is neces of more than a thousand fans was
“The Communists really
sary
to
rouhd
the
American
Navy
,
r
■
October
8,
Palatka
at
Sanford.
Italians
desiring
to
become
natur
merely took her rings to snfeand social und acon' mlc justice to that special emphasis will lie placed
on hand with indications that the the convention’s *u«e
<»n Instruction In physical culture. alized will be barred because of Into a well-developed unit and thon
October 15, Orlando
---------- -at Orlamk). all classes.
ard them .during
a
drinking
afternoon round would be witness
General Pershing,
provide for it,"
October 22, ML Verde at Mt.
srty, Henry Hem, 22, «*f Nnsh“ If tho confcr«r.*e should recom Hermun Morris, who has had ex their Fascist affiliations.
ed by probably 6,000 spectators.
behind In Parte, received
Davis said he was conv'.nccd that
iile, Tenn., explained when nrrest- Verde.
mend to the various "tntea that perience in Y. M. C. A. athletic
Both girls were extremely nerv
October 29. St. Cloud ut Sanford. they instruct their delegates to work, will hnve charge o f this de a great majority of
tho Italian Judge Gary D. Landis ous on the first hole which they news papermen in hte room
‘ on complaint of
Miss Shirley
Hotel Crillon to-day. “
partment.
.
November
6,
Winter
Garden
at
_______
.
population of the United tatea were
' ' beauty specialist,
on
n
battle for a plutform containing
In 65. The’ r drives were
believed tha feeling11
Following r^p n ||«t pf the temh-;^FoIthful and loyal to'the Ameri
•
Is Visitor In Sanford halved
srge of stealing two
diamond Sanford.
these items and fur candidates who
fair but the) found the trap to the among the Lafieaaal
November 11, Okeechobee at j by record and conviction can stnnd on for tho fivn schools with the can guvernment," and resisted the
(s valued at
$3,000.
Hem
left c f tho green with their Iron
attempts to advance tha
Fascist
red the rings over to police but Sanford.
fours quare on them, it would be grades which they will teach:
Judge ,Cary I). Landis, promi shots snd It took two shots for Paris the Legion's
Junior High School
movement in this country.
November 19, Kissimmee at
held under $2,600 bonds.
nent attorney of DeLand who has each to get out and they needed every 10 years.
J. Tiidrrt Jacobs. Principal; Miss
Th^ cttiDi’de of the drys here was
Kissimmee.
“ Every Legionnal
recently returned from a summer two putts apiece.
November 24, Leesburg at Loos- one of public Indifference to thu Tjiurn rhift',ndep Mathematics and
FAINTING CAUSED IT
back to the ' United
vacation at his farm in Indiana,
Only
e
beautiful
18-foot
putt
Ogden conference. JIcAdoO. who U Writing: Mrs. Gladys Wninright,
burg.
was a visitor in Sanford today on down grade saved Miss Orrutt on gratitude in hte heart fur
not talking politics for publication,
I NEW YORK, Sept. 24.— (IN S )—
a business and pleasure mission. . the second. Off the ten they were nificient reception he
fzintin Kpell was beli*ve<l today : p „ n l 1 _ r o
f p n n l i didn’t care to comment.
Judge Lanuis, a firm believer In cloee togvther and Mrs. nom wan here,” Genera) Pershing i
tave caused Mrs. Alice Ardis, 24, j 1 r O D C i S U I U l d o l l
The West, on the vther hand, HUtorv-and Ftei'lih; Mrs. M arie.-l
j
¥
•
Hanfor, said the City Substantial just short of tbe green with a fin*
“ Among my moat
said the conference ihdupted thut Htlnecloher. Acrirulture and Snell-1
J U I I i p i n ^ looks as good as ever and he pre
iron shoL
Miss Orcutt played siona of the Legion p
ing;
Mrs.
M»r»«m
B.
Smith,
Read
Smith
would
go
into
the
conven
Iter imth from her ^-’ ifth Avenue
dicted to friends thgt this city hher second with wood and got In many tears which I w
tion with such support that it would ing end Health.
l«pilteunL Mrs. Arida, who was p ,
.
would continue to progress with the rough to the right o f (he green. of tho French
tSHINGTON,
Sapterd fJr»»pn»ar School
. ...—
-------------- - -Kept.
. - 24.— (IN
. little or on interruption.
fatrlif Mias Alice Raflree. o f j S l l S P e C t b a D O t a g e be well nigh impossible to keep the
Judgu
Mr*. Pearl Bnbhltt. Principal*., S )—A new world record for mute loindia foresees a good tourist sea She pitched 16 feet beyond the spoke the
Qngo, met her husband
while I
r
° . nonvlnathn from him. A™on?
in and the hole seemed lost when affection
McAdoo dry leaders,
thews men Mrs. Mnrgare) Pitchterd. Seventh tiple parachute jumping was sstfing music here.
BERLIN, Sept. 24 (INS)— In- would be acceptable as candidates. Grede; Mrs. Fffia Durden, Mrs. j ahlished ah Anacoitia Naval Ale son ahead with central Florida
re. Horn approached for n 4 or the
drawing a targe group of winter footer. Then Miss Orcutfa fine
vestlgation
of
the
theory
that
the
General
Meredith,
Senator
Walsh
of
Mon
Frmp Fly"*. M<*s Luna Move ’ Field today when nine men leaped
ELEVEN PIED
airplane which crashed'at Uachle- tana, Governor Donahey qt Dhi Fleming, Mr*. Pvbll Routh. Miss from a navy-Ford tri motor trans visitors that it luur In the p esL ''
putt saved her and they halved lb the Riviera
He will return
MINNEAPOLIS, SepL 24 (INS) Iz, Thuringia, yesterday, causing ond Rep. Cordell Hull ufTennessee. Mildred Mlfeh"ll: Sixth Grade, port plane in 18 seronds.
FEAIt FOR ACTRESS
I In 4.
Mrs. Hdrn broke the Ice on the
Miss Irl« Rritf Mrs. W. J. Honkins.J The test was mode to demon-.
oe death tdU from heart trouble the death o f Ambassador Ago Von
third which she wop. 5 and 6, when
ONE ON WILSON
Miss. Eth«l Riser, Miss Maxine >trate the ^pidity with which
tributed.to the DempseJ'-Tunney Maltzan and five others, had been
LOS ANGELES, SepL 24—
c„nt Young Miss Nunnette McDonaki; nossenge's may clear a craft In an (INS)—Grave fear m u expreeecd Miss Orcott’a putt rimmed the cup
tkt returns waa raised to 11 to tampered with by vandals bent on
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn..
Fifth Grad••toftfc
fie«.ie
emergency.
Leaping from the here todsy for the fate of Marion and rolled away. Both trapped
r. Wiliam Nelson, 44, newapap- sabotage, will be continued, the Air
24— (INS)—John W. Sawyer, who
< RanteH Prlmarv Schools
Dan and former resident of Mil- Miistry announced today. .
passenger cabin while the ^plane Mack, Hollywood film actrese, and their seccond shots but the Kansas
The Air Ministry stated-4hat it ttcmcvcu
achieved H
n oW
tkwa.s-v
o r i e t y -soem
I Mrs.
StelU *P.. Arrington,
y : % *___"
-------------------------- super
------- through
‘
tekee, died while listening to tho
the air at more than a her pilot, Frank Tomlck. whose City girl pitched out nicely while
M u Orcutt wae just on the edge
when
he
was
convicted
of
f*rging
vising
nrl"riD»»l.
was
not
altogether
satisfied
with
^ikt returns Thursday night It
hundred miles an hour, several of plane, “ Mlsa Hollywood” is believ
9
otlth Slile
the report that the crash was pure* i, check on President WixmDtuw
South
Siib* Primary: Miss Ruth the men opened their second para ed to have been forced down in the e l the green and required an extra
|**^une known here today.
sentence4
ly accidental. Certain conditions ln- W'ilson, was —
* principal,
^irst Orede. Miss chute before landing from an al desert stretches pf Nevada or In putt to get In although an attemptHand,
.
•—--- 1
,ed ten footer juxb mimed by d
(dicated strongly that some sinister thre years in the Atlanta Federal Vivian Croste' Miss Bobbie Chat>- titude o f 2,000 feet.
JEFFREY DEAD
All landed the mountains of Utah while an an'
(whisker.
(force may Have been working be- forged u $300 dular check in thie n*in, Ml«a Elizabeth Garrett and safely.
Ifo
attempted
flight
to
Chicago.
•
Mrs.
M W *
Jsepbe* Sc.I "d
NEW YORK. SepL 14 (117*8) ihind the catastrophe, it wa* aaid. city.
___
Tbe plane eras piloted by Lieut
Grs<te Mr*. Irene Watt Mrs Mil
/THUGS ESCAPE*’
^•ard T. Jeffrey, director of the | The commission was appointed
Five Sanford Scouts
enant H. R. Bowes, assistant oper
MAY
VISIT
FLORIDA
dred
Huston.
Mis*
Elisabeth
HonsStable Trust Co., and of the |by the ministry to investigate the
ations officers at Anacoutla. The
tan
and
Miss
Trettee
Pwaln.
Third
Get Thirteen Badges
New York, SepL 24.-(INS)—
anhattan Railway
ay Co.,
Co„ died here {crash,
|crash, is
fa now working on the theoWASHINGTON. Sept. 24 -(INS> Grade. Miss 7Ulah Welsh. Mte* previous world record was seven Two thugs escaped with a payroll
ellor may
Jeffrey waa for many years ,ry that the propellor
may have —President Coolldge
will
ri.U Edna Chlttmden. MU* p~*s GU-} men from one plane.
of $8,000 In Brooklyn today aiter
Thirteen merit
4dent of the Denva* and Ri« tbien tempered with. A^preliminanr
Florida in January if he decldes to Up and Miss • Ruth MrCsnt*.
. — -------------------holding up a bank messenger by ganford
~anford boys were
wen. z
Investigation
Indicated
that
the
irande R. R., and was a close asthe Pan American e f f e r Vnurtb Grsd*, Mr*. ,U*aie Rus«rl.j
llANG OVER FENCE
■lagging him with a piece of lead Boy Sco
right wing of the plane was af attend
|»°riate of the late G ^rge Gould.
ent* at Havana. Cuba, tOwWeh he MJ»* Jes" MaT,wnl!. Ml** norothv*
—-----•
pipe. Five thousind dollsrs of the
fected, sad that tbe njsne had fal
Sfnke* Mlsa Msrv Rnblnsor/ and, NEW YORK, SepL 24 (INS)— payroll was in cash. The victim
has been invited by
* * Hat
len when this portion of the P'»ne chado of the Island Republic.
A POOR WAY
Miss Th*lm* Hammond. Ouportun- Whether professional tennte win was taken to the hospital.
buckled.
".
it* Miss Mam's Lee Sh«v-rs.
be sdccessful remained doubtful totEY WEST!
FU.. Sept 24.— 'The body of Baron -Van Maltien,
MANY PAID
West SMs Prirc*rv: Mis* I Ave day.. Nearly 200 persona raw A * ANOTHER AIR DEATH •
D—A alow painful death f«r who was German ambassador to,
imer. nrineloal. Firak
V**. erica’s first professional tennis
Turner
.
alina Martinez, pretty Cuban the United States, b u
WASHINGTON Sept. 24.-(lNS)
been
te n e m e n t get under way here,
[|ri who swallowed seven bl-chlor- broOght to the village of Schleis.^ —Paid admissions to the Dsmpsey- H*>ten Stenhenoon.
l .t must of them weye in the
Mies
Pauline
M4
"***
*r*
M'
"
”
2* oY mercury tablete
yestrday There has been on anaounremen ‘ Tunney fight numbered 102.450, in
.i-paying tune, either hnnging
vein she learned that the man she yet as to the Ambassador's Suc ternal revenue collector Mable G. *»♦* Dr>*»anT ThlH O-**?* *
c cr tiie fence or parked on the
■Mine
Ch*mr*»*
F«"rth
C-*"-*',
|^*« to have married had jilted her, cessor In Washington.
Reinecke at Chicago reported
to M**. newwi. I ~<”nin»>te.
of nearby buildings.
*y predicted by local phyathe treasury department today. The
F -«» Rid- P r iw r y : Mre. v - ' - 1
government ten-pereent ticket tax Mitchell. nrir-h»a|,
GERMANY TO JAPAN HOP
V * s « 'X f ■L • '
netted
$246,045, Mrs. Reinecke s M|*e Annie H-1U
*
i
f|t
v ICU fwst/|ww
WELL ENOUGH TO WALK
LONDON. Sept. 24.- ( I N S ) — Jtelegram said.
H red-. Mr*. »«arlnn
#’ ‘
' , *** f •
German
Grade, MUs Marion
CapL
Otto
Koennecke,
YORK. Sept 24.— (IN S)—
MAYOR DIES
FO
--------, i . . .
war ace who, with his financial
S,
Ind.,
SepL
24
backer, Count Salm, and another
1ND
AIR OFF
Lewis I Shank,
Indianapolis and
Repi ***
'■■rok
f-on An
t of
TELL ON SPOUSE
“S.T35 |SS&
< ^ |c|£
Alumni Will Play
k High School T eatororiX
Us. ,p.n„ * ^ - - 1 At~Municiptti Park
New World Record
Established For
.Of Bosche Airplane
si;
S s r lM *
T Sadvice#
a afrom
s TAngora.
’j r s a & t
�THE SANFORD H
Mai) Stricken With
Epileptic Stroke i s
field By The Police
CHAMPION
ounas
nipsoy Nearkitockm In Fourth flte
played Real .iFlgfhttng- Qualities "Later
MfH tiuifr
m .n m s
B
ght Goes Rtfute
D etailed A ccooM hS flows Tun
For Decision Win
Jhallenger Hits
^Uses Rabbit Punch;
tunney Calls Foil!
1
- —
.
. ,
CHICAGO. Sept^ 23Jkck Demply This writer, whose poor, weak
ords gte humble and strangely
•-Hk Mi> Wietaigrgiitn*: on- the
.
ney On The Vertf? Of Win
ning By Knockout In 4th;
DcmpScy Scores* Ip Seventh
.«• , ’ i FIBST ROUND
Dempsey missed with a left hock
end Tunney put a light left to the
body, Dempsey feinted repeatedly,
trying to force Tunney to lead.
frying
has hcea'tffdJiqfanfcfMmt jo^Ama^
jean woman;* .golf,,|lu . Aler.Stipllng Fraser, the Titian hatredfor*
mcr champion IfhQ . learned her
game at Atlahth cirwl has becotho n
Canndian by marring*'only within
the last faw yeart/haa only to play,
trough the semi-final and final
rounds c f >t!ve woman's champion*;
: hip as consistently, ,Os she has'
forged her Way through the founds
nbeudy behind her.
’
. /
Mrs. Fraser b y the dock Of tho
draw, has been forced to meet-,And
defeat the topnotchers of the field,
with tht exception of MissAda Mac
Kenzie, the Canadian tltltfholder
who so fav has had things more or
less her way in tha, upper half,
Mrs. Fraser had to defeat Miss
(ilenna Colliet, qhampion in 1022
and 1025, to. get ln^o .the quarter
finnls and yesterday she was fore*
id to defeat MUe.l' Simone D4 La
f'Yiume, tho French'and British flooring hid opponent he wquld
w< man’s,champion,, ’who., ,despite •have Woq the fight.
,
.*,'
'
"Ito beat himself by not getting
back tq neutral territory soon
enough so thqt the.count courd.be
started," said Litton.
V „
, "Dempsey himself Insisted on
the. rqle that tho man who scored
the knockdown-, should inqve to u
neutral,corner before the
count
was begun. Tl)*t h«s been Demp
sey's yontentivn ever since the Ftrpo fight."
The knockdown of Tunney was
the first tbc champion had exparicuceu. In hi* WSej*. y Two fqft
hooks to .'th a . jaw and. a , rjght
proas to the-Jaw sent Tunney,to
the floor near Dempsey’s corpse
i
fourth round
,....
I Dempsey-xU^hcd und missed-with
u rlglit to thu hodyj : OeneTlanded
lefts., muli. rights Ito (Jack’s jaw.
Tunney pounded left arid rights to
Dempsey’s face and body. Tunney
sccrcd with two lefts to the face
and a hard right Li the jaw dt tho
belli. > , k, t ,■« ^i.i*
...
question.of /ajr.'or (fou l.. punch..In
tbcjhqjrkwf fight tyrr nvontljs aaq.
Todayk lu> bail thagvaskingivbttlik right' to Lho'piW) T plIoW jd.b^ a
yr rej[*raq Davo Barry counted nine left and two i more rights. Domp*
My hit low and .was wam*l..,TunHey forced Dempsey . lo ,tha ropt-H
and.'scared with body jahs,
Jack
(l,ft i-nat,
However, tvo newr.humju, come retaliated with three light slaps to
oh iq, an, anUrullmax jtfter .the big Gem’s fuect ^Aatney iLihUdd n right
fhrht and I noticed that when one to.the jaw as.the hell rang.
t-l.
b f them scored a knevkdown nod ■V ll(i. j (A
m '*
i. i.SIXTH BOUNho /i j k i
, failed to. retire to a . corner, tee
Dempsey guUe Tunuey a. i deft
Icount was.i , first
begun,, than
•abandoned and. than resumed at to the Juw nnda Oonh. poundedi.H
right Vo the dims place;.They, trailedi body punches. Juclc. -drivlnu
home rights to .tha ibody and^Galc
digging two toward the stomach
und one to the jaw. Dempsey be
gan forcing1 thdi fighting1shortly
before tjrc bell rang.
1.1, , i, r
■n>> ■ i mb -,i t
SEVENTH ROUND
^ > m u tu ,| rg I n lu
H• H
erald for Details
)w rr f t _ vM »f. ^ .
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For.treatment of. Ring Worms, Jiggqrp and any skin eruption.
Price 76c Sold and guaranteed by the
UNION PHARMACY
—
Phone 375
Plumbing — Heating
"S eP vlW Y o u l l A p p r ctfa to ’’
JAlVlfes A. SANDS
323 Hanford Are,
*
’
-*
at
.
.
‘
• 25 Per Cent Below Cost
MEMPHIS, Tehn„. .Sept, 23.—
(IN8)—Tho cream of, the Memphis
Police Department, Including one
detective inspector, th>e# eaptniit#.
two Ii<-utonunt* ami 13 sergeants
were suspended tpdpy by Police
XSSftR
■ Thirty-eight officers
contnlnod dynamite. At the count
of nlnq Tuithe/ just- bara)y.man
aged tf? got to his rubbery legs.
Survived Tha xopnd by circling the
ring a half doten times With Demp
sey pursuing him and subsequently
came back strong to win the ten
hound decision- , . . x
j-,,. ..; q e n b
tunney
F i gh t Excitement
Proves Too Much
For Radio Hearers
Wa.twfHsncr*
bis, " laid Tunserstch to show
ht. "I .conserved
)« most of my Ilistening to the . radio returns of
watched Demp- |the Dempsey-Tuoney fight, James
sey aiuL listened to the .referee. I ;K. ChiLon, 77, was dead here towas fully aware ot Vn*t was going jday. He toppled .from hie chair
on.
,
•/. .
during a tense moment and excite
Tunney dcdtialitd-hold off his ment over thp ring 'story wa* In
scheduled departure for New York
Irijlm. dod iarllewl h> Jackjaw jaw. until tomorrow that ho may keep a dicated.as'the cause of his death. dinner engagement with Mayor
DETKOIT, Mich . iji.pt/2J (INS)
Hah Thompson.’
Overcome by excitement ..when
Dempsey, meanwhife, remained . Gene Tunney wag knocked to tha
If yet. bjr 4hk cham pkjn
in seclueien t»«b the hotel apart floor by Jack Dempsey in Uta sev
*whkh b
ment of hie Wtfq, Estelle Taylor, enth round, Henry Koenig, 68, lis
motion jiicLire qetrs.ia.
Through tening in on his rAdio at 2Sli:Oraclan Dempsey *n- tiot Avenue, was soiled with apop
not Ireve the ho- lexy and dropped dead. •
. 4.*
' ------------)
na further stuts“CONNIE" GETTING* DIVORCE
-• ■* 'f——'■
—
.
*
, PARIS, Sept. J&rr-UNSl-^CAptain Alastair Macintosh, husband
ask the com
of Constance TaUmadge screen
vSfdlct* rrf tb
actress, today confirmed reports
“Dempsey la
divorce
siim
New AXles, each
New Rinif Gears,
USED PARTS A T A N Y PlllCE
S a n fo r d A u t o P a r ts Co*
worn Uc*
’i
■
liuved of their hIrtf as a refill of
CHICAGO, Sept. 23 -Champion
Gcijo Tunney declared today thiu
lie coqid have gotten up at the
count oPonc, had he cared to, when
Jcck Dpmpsey floored him in tho
seventh round of Jlfcir thrilUn-:
bottlo last night at Koldion*’
•ner andNgreat.Ohough come ftetniJils earner mul vthlppe J FieliL.^- , - '
. •
as, he was the loser la leftto-ttk- esMikemu’*. jawxiJDcm'1 heard the referee count"one
WV-'gisyterqUcbedcaa^inTTas oponimr.
qf.TkBjt .-UsadOdfu.lttfta . and-.-Tunmy
1* . - :
x i • Itort It with a hard-right awiag to
if last ni,
in Jicndthe center,
-fhmnpsey
lyhat teM fjter *J*esa *ho
Dekipagy
, .waa,blocking
flaered
coulcn’t
Tunney’s NLDXrit jhU td'the Jaw
. incidant
and.stomach.
, u. , i .
ihhnssU, which com‘ i!n- towtii «t(i),-j* TMtut ynpik f - t
cireunutences has forc-d D’-aqlw* BifNTHvMUNDu i> u
<'deck ad need a daft.hook and faltowsd
» gnbhitftpuneh.iilene
{ pamtdqd -In, te .1r i g h t t h e
<1 B i r t h d
SELLING. OUT ACCESSORIES
•
3
fSra,l’
in n in g victory, came in close
*ren..w*y >
“ n fu in g -^ j t ra, h* d rjRht's that Tunn?y
a<TT,Utt yr.W°iAJ'»1
° 5t blocked. Gene rated around.the
n t y *bou,(tX,>.
ring'bucking dp With Jack b.uiiqc
f,vWy a hlttgla round after his after Wra.- Geam i-llarhed .tads*.
liiaUpas Iq tbc seventh, ho hud.Gine slnirped a. i light right to
v W W f unithe floor for a count! Jack’s Jaw and clinched.
He wsi
of rate w ith * left hm>K to.t(ic Jawjtirlng. Gene was racing around
'5*10. fo f the Remainder qf }tha ftrst ai.d Dempviv I beqknnrd i . him to
FUJsdelphlq (t|,,y .,1 ,
fight.,, „<■*;»it-,i ux.ivtihl as h
Fes, exenpt for that.brief but, '■.*?• 11. m I.L t t t o T end whip-r-*
ill teto lengthy Inter... f c •.JOKliys Hu HOUND s t.n
■
evsnth,.Tunney.always
Gano auwu.-U.. r*«avere<b. and*-
iop’s local oflicp win be i
( ^ ra tio n 'b y Heptemjyr \
A man believed to-be L. C. Smith
of Orlando caused quit© a. commo
tion and attracted a largo crowd
WcLaulins
o f people Hi the business section
J
e
w
elere-Optomelrist
shortly before. JI .o’clock when he
was stricken with an epileptic
Diamond Mountfo
stroke and fell to the pq vement on
‘ E n g r a fln * ^
Pork Avenue near Roumlllat and
Watch Repairing
Anderson’s drug store. The man
was walking toward .the cqurt
hctise when he suddenly lurched
forward and fell. . ,
J.G . SHARON
A crowd immediately gathered
and he w»a .rcrpoyiNl to the rear o f r i. . . Attornsy-at-Ls**. ,
tho drug stpfp.' where nacdlcal /aid
; Will practice In al\ tb« csq)/
was adwiniatorfed by Dr. J . N. To
lar. She plan caused further ex-1 Examination of Abstracts cl La
Titles given especial atUdjjfi
cltemcnt Jiniong. p. group Jn the
drug.store 1when,ho suddenly re
gained consciousness, arose and
mode threatening gestures with n
shoo which he took from hTs ‘p’oek- ,,Thq' Crcujit Association U a
9 nixed spebtey^or the prtre
I*’ ** j - »l- ’ .
. •'.< .- ’ • i.< *
Cruelty to Credit. Just Pij
: The nap^jadsjipme.reference ;tp bills when they’re due, and be
being cheated out of q etare.And •prevent this cruelty.
hi# money and appeared tp be la
The Sanford Credit A u i
boring under an impression tp*t
somconc in tho crowd wait,to blAfrte.
He was calmed by the attending
physician, Who nronounccdjjr the
man as nrft' bcfng In u serious ednR ou n d C rystals ‘ 25c
Uitioq;’ • Jr —
. ...
O W - Shapes ground
l Policy •liiter took -(ha Hinn Into
custody until relatives coutdbc no
Watch,' JeVclry and c
tified. Tlie victim was ‘unable to
. • KepalrinL at the
idcrify himself but from h water ♦ •* • Little J«wt ry Show
bill found in his pockets, it Is bc.
"That Sells For less*
HcVftl that his name is L. C.
113 Princess Theater Bk
flntHh.-"*
iw v m •
■ i i . .1
.
.......................................
Dempsey, scowling, came rushblank and dull. For Dempsey was {«* ft°m his comer. Gene, misaddiu
' n'hnnn last night whore real grent-,’t‘fl h<H>k to tho jaw.. Jack shot
(Less. In a physical way, was be- 1
'CH hooks to Tunncy’aijaw
JU«4him but whose moral s ta m in a !^ 1 quickly followed with a rlj|ht
•nlmply would not say die.
cross. Gene went doWn. He -Drat
,V V n f .ti I bnnu, .In ..
j Inotloncd Dcihpoey. to a neutral
A. &td6i!sS$
ASHEVILLE
South*
•why shorten* time to As)
oije hour. X :t , '•
. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 6 4 ; New York 2-7.
Chicago 8; Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 2-4( Brooklyn 1-3.
St. Louis 0; Boston 6. . ■ .
[AMERICAN LEAGUE
rhilaoelphia 1-4; Cleveland 3-2
New York 8; Detroit 7.
Bolton 1; Chicago 0.- » t
Washington 10; St. Louis 7.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo 0; Louisville l'v (14 inninga).
,
St. Paul d; Kansas City 17.
Minneapolis 3 ;.Milwaukee 7..
0n,‘y
Vt '
;
:*TiiLMETTO — Bradentewn GltVus Growers Association to /(hfit
915,utK).cooling .plant
v .
R tv K H trrs
pk titio v
1JVHAIU1K AND ORDICIl 1
la T**j DtairieV t>en or
IK s u m Fee Ik*
SMlWu DUlrtM ef n «
1.4; TilR MATTtfS OF.-O,
op.-rntinr » h LonawoOd C
i s a * s i m p l e * 1m a t t e r
•k -J
Lonewood. .Kterida- IWnK
“
tfaulher;
• * --"v
ill} •
9v
W# a*me on
' n»ti •
■' - *
t*i t? * *' i . i . y ■, i •
. .’-j
r a p *
“ • •'
;
maids a person-to-person call, you tellthg
October. A.
n at Jackdistrict. » t
o p e r a to r the n am e o f the pa
t o talk. T h e c h a r g e betrius
tQ.whomyo
i * l C ‘y o u d o nobJcnow e x a c t
iiiq . I,y
a. tfoptsa
ri«r, adUxc«s or
d istan ce call, let the o p e r i i .
ch eerfu lly g iv e y o u all t h e n ecessary infi
‘
il-
•
.
/t—
-:
S O U T H in N ^ T E L E r^ l
Jlat day .
^
make a station-to-Atakion call, you merely
ic bpenttor the numb«r df the dttWBt ttteThe charge begins %hta the called tele
KM. that a
£
at the*sal<|
•
blfim dihttDce telephone service is now used
JverMlly because it is easy and convenient-.
,Nortli,
> pnbll«h«*l
jl^Mpr
I v: f /♦»♦!> •| - —
l«t»luu.
rsnoon; aw
a
�i i
rvv
'•«"
'-i • •
■" m W 5 F
T tfE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1927
For The Pest Advertising Results
As Brisbane Sees It
The. New Republic in a recent issue notes that the num
ber o f English language new spapers in the United States has
declined in the past six montHs from 2,001-to 1,952, or at the
rate o f ten per cent a year. This tendency, tile »iia m iTNews
- pbtntH i6Ul, has been conspicuous fq r several years and is the
result o f econom ic con d ition * surrounding new spaper making.
S.°Sm w * r u ik h u L — iianaobh T h e c ^ ief cost o f produ cin g a newspaper, the Miami paper
£Am ls k . jo x ten,
E4iMr|says, is incurred In gettin g it on the press. An edition o f ten
rabies costs as m uch as an editidh o f 10,000 except for the
u iim ir n o N
differen ce in the w hite paper used. C om binations to reduce
OM t
SU H « * tk a
r r r m r . S n t^hls first cost are inevitable.
/
Tkm Ms-*t
B f C t r r!*•*.»«
ltr
In
the
m
ovem
ents
to
rut
op
era
tin
g costs there in a notice
•X.M'
WtAI>
pmr wtmr
able tendency o f publishers to w ithdraw from tin* morning
A good example o f this its |M)inted out by the New Iteti«Mi n«w* » m i « , reeeuisa rr«M'public, are the recent chnnges in P ittsbu rgh where the field
"K »Y..u>£lra* 7257“ ' “ £ * - ! has been reduced from five papers to tw o, leaving that city of
*77s,V w F e « 3 .h w o d d rd s o f a million people w ith on ly one m orning newsir
L ’ Frans* mm* «■•Jpaper. The Pittsburgh case is described ns "characteristic of
wShMt
***■
"* "* '* j the tim es," because there is a g row in g disposition o f ndver— :-------- —t t t ~-------; —— titters to the limit their patronage to aftern oon papers;
amio !uraa«
I
“ Am erican departm ent store ad vertisin g,’ ' the Miami
.A"~**"*'*?.
1
paper
asserts
"is done on a strictly
business
basis and ..is
llfikrn , . U r t r l l i r n , « M
r
f ,
,
, '
» u a rr«tm n*i
placed according to a defin ite know ledge o f the results
’’ They
-n— are
— fin d in
—g ,u
_ :--------iter*aKk"«<!n< m* ^mC^rtpiUu ii.tt achieved.".
their
m ost* —
profitable medi um
la aKtr (a vrrtfr akwitilrir ■j* in the afternoon newspapers. The result has been that the
S a l a u mt r l r f a l i l l a a ; mm w all
b f l M l k a a lifH
;evening field has grow n rapidly in popularity to such an exf SATURDAY REPT.24 - 1027 't^nt that m orning new spapers no longer o ffe r the same re
s u l t s as the .afternoon publication. In this connection the
'
T H U IIF.H.4 t . U ’ S f R O U H A M
news s a y s :
l«.K w k > a r In n«r M l ranatr
“Thus there has com e about a steady reduction in the
n tia U tr a lU a .
1 — l l r f f r ' w a te r ra n t* t " J a r k u a
proportion o f m orning newspapers. Pittsburgh is in this re
« lllaa
l e - U a a l t a t l l a a mt SI. Ja a a a la D a a spect ho exception. Cleveland, a much larger city than Pitts
H i m C anal.
4.— I u a | a ra l la a a t n a a l k l f " ! '» * • burgh, has recently found itself with but one morning paper.
mp w**k.
T h e Herald recently dropped out o f the Ixniisville field, leavnraaa—*•«»*.
I
. b
mpmtimtnu m g that city with only the C ourier-Journal as a morning
bnaaaa
country paper. The same thing has happened in Buffalo.
■4— A H a n i a l t r t h ea l.
I ^ C 't M l r l U a
mt r i p
b e a a llfa . Even Chicago with its millions yf people now support but two
tla a r r l f t i n .
— A n «w a a 4 a i t a t r a h aap ltal.
m orning papers, the Tribune and the Examiner. In New York
v r o s H r n n r n n i v thfi Hora,d nn(1 the T r ibune’ m orning papers, were able to
Vi,unis r u n iu u a t | survive only by com bining them selves into one paper."
<
TRIUMPH:-—for Thou, c a g 0 w ith its millions o f |HH)ple now support hut two morning
Thy work: I will triumph In the|PaPerH*
m bum * and the E xam iner. In New York the H er
works of Thy hand*. Psalm 92:4. aid and tiie Tribune, m orning papers, were able to survive
PRAYER: Blessed is the peop b jon ly by com bining them selves into one paper.”
that know the joyful sound; they j
"E xcep t in a few speciul fields, notably in the farther
*n th* l'ght 01 west where agriculture circulation is u dom inant item in the
Thy countenance.
west where circulation is u dom inant item in the support of
newspapers, the future is evidently to the afternoon paper."
EASY LIVING
no
reason
why
1
should
Ain’t i
h im k
hi uur,
Work Ink blaze* sawing wood;
1 doan’t need to swing dis hoe,
Safe At Last
Tryin' Mr mat* cese 'tatcr* grow;
Taln’ c no use to sweat so hard— |
With the pussing o f Mr. D em psey— and even the
I » o t e r gal in de white folks’ y»rd.*dcather-necked should now ndmit that this "h as been"
W i l l i m i K U Hll’ l I g l i e ,
M .n jy cook, do b e t e l th in e
I ? 1" ' ' 1! 1' th c tim e.he «
™ m i" B aml
'v ilh M ik c Mt-TiKUc.
(Always glad uv what she brings) IhuH degenerated into a mere second rate circuit rider who
pulls his punches or takes the count fo r u handful o f changeAll us needs er roofn an’ rot,
Jus* erbout what us is got;
H arry Wills, the Senegam bian stevedore, is another who
Ain't no sense me workln’ hard— .appealed, particularly to Ethiopians, as a prize figh ter o f the
Mandy cooks In de white folks’
Jfirs t order. But H arry hung around until he -became a
yard.
igran dfather before he was perm itted by a biased New York
E.'B. M., in Tampa Times
B oxin g Commission to enter a ring against anything except
If that paztor in Grand Rapid* an amateur, then, when finally allowed to lay aside his cane
can be ezeuzed because he RUffera and put on the gloves, he was prom ptly knocked cold by nn
with amnesia, what we want to
know la how did he get that way. unknown Spanish w oodchopper, Puolino U xcudun.
W hat chance this Basque sapling m ight have against a
&>■1
r. . o — - \
Kdward’ W. SpafforA or New m illion dollRr-a-year cham pion m ight as well he relegated to
York City U them w.'com m ander th e ash heap. As long as b ox in g is strictly an American
of.the Apdrkan Legion. The Log-, gam e, participated in prim arily by A m ericans for thc edifica
mad* n0 'mistake in naming
‘ , and it'is safely presumed tion o f Am ericans and refereed wholly and solely by Am eri
fat not.the T int erratum. cans, a foreigner with pugilistic am bitions can do absolutely
J " *r — - o --------.
.
nothing until he changes his name and gets naturalized. W it
Another Hollywood romance on ness the rugged Firpo, the "W ild Bull o f the Pam pas", who
tha rick*. Connie and her Captain
Macintosh have derided‘ they are brought one up from the canvass to knock the proud Demp
hot hitting it o ff so w ell.'It seema sey so far out o f the ring it took thousands o f dollars to send
to he a moat unusual thing for one back a postal card. Out o f th e ring is as bad fo r a figh ter as
to marry and live h*PPdy on the a horizontal position, and is strictly a knockout if partici
•cr^en and in .real life too.
pated in for ten seconds or m ore. But F irpo was nn A r
, .■------------ o.----------- *, • ' /*
gentine
and a fool to think he had a chance w ith an Am eri
....Tampa citizen* are growling
*
about loalnr a paltry hundred thou can referee.
sand in public bonda. Goah would
But then there is, or w as, Monte Munn, football star of
n't they noller if they lived in San- the University o f N ebraska a t a time when Nebraska played
ford?—Sanford
Herald.
How
mnph lost there?— Tamps Tribune. football. Also one tim e N ebraska legislator, and wrestling
cham pion. He turned p rizefig h ter because he thought it a
That’s what We’d like to know.
I i
- o ----,
m ore lucrative, if not m ore elevating, profession . He did well,
’fhe death o f the German Am- at least he did well until he m et a few days a g o a certain
haieador
States in G eorge G odfrey, also football star, w ho in fo u r rounds didn’t
, to the. United
,
y that l5ave enou* h o f Munn to ca rry out o f the ring. G odfrey, unf \ 3 K “i f r i y T P i 2 « fortun ately is a negro, so hnsn’ t a chance either.
__ rapid strides, U not yet ready
Last hut not least there’ s the jov ia l Jack Sharkey, the
to Uke 4a proper place as safe and B oston strong boy, whom D em psey passed on the way to
ndlablc -transportation.
annihilation. Jack show ed prom ise. He has a wonderful
0
physique and can hit. But his mental developm ent is lack
jiaptrs ‘ announce
engagement of a pretty oriep- in g .’ He had been tutored to b o x with D em psey, but lost his
I WeUeaiey graduate to Gen. head and turned the m atch Into u slug fe st. Dem psey got
j f j T Shea,, formerly chief ov er one o f his fa vorite fou ls and the m atch ended.
Nationalists.. A few weeks
So fo r the time bein g a t least, it looks as i f the Marines
WIFE Was reported on her
have
it and Tunney can concentrate m ore assiduously than
San Fraud*co to New
ever on the illuminating w orks in his library w hile the title
what have we here ?
- — w- O
rem ains safely tucked under his belt.
S n t wave o f the second A.
to Montemarte
Moot*mart* without
captured
i were
h.Vu.m
ht!r h ^ ^ L il
J
m B e«d
H ^H
h t|Independent,
....That
_________
-
We Must Prosper Or Bust Together
BY. R. J. HOLLY
*t come up to the capture of
‘ roga. then, which eerller
For some time I have been then dump us into the depths of
took without the firing thinking. Sometimes it gave me despair.
aingle * h \
more or less c f a headache to do
All the travellers from northern
'M any people ;>aid forty dollsra any thinking but in reality my points state in emphatic terms that
kt to wat^h the Tunney-Dcmp- •pirit was sore and my thoughts the folks in the North having tried
out other resorts last year will
Ifh t from ringside seats more wero blue
rather than
Ver ■gain come to Florida. They ut»a hundred feet away. Forty million. All
, r r *” T nt dentM d th*t we have our fratTn
ago a ftrhtar was lucky if h* S n d S L “ind
VS
the $ roun<* end our heads are not
the hat and collect
S T J r a f A “UU
“ much «n the clouds that we canBg ezpensea. Wo o n glad Ftorld. fWc S
rarh t e t n o t
put the price, for accommo. do not feel constrained to our own particular section hare be dations down to a real level of liv
whether this
evolution or ing. in the dumps.
ing. And also that v « will have
A fter taking a few tripe over the accommodations for the multitude,
greater part o f Florida ft might do
.So we can taka heart, we ean
.to reports purporting a little cheering all together here look up, wc can vialialize the heat
un the aodlton, the to ray that Florida looks mighty o f everything that is to come.
anything . left but * food just now. Everywhere people
-, Never mind what has happened for
n * t they w
» » ratting reedy fo r a ‘ wfanter that la water that has passed over
ieaeca, farmers ore plant “ * * the mill. What wa all need to do
looking forward to m _
Just now (a to get together and
and the mate as a whole seema to atay together and do those things
be more Uke the Florida o f okf bo- that will make our particular port
*
the gambler** convention took ion and Ftorid. as a whole what
■ her* to raise our hope* and they .hould be and wilt be If w«
INTERNATIONAL
Harvester
Company has a machine for pick
ing, stripping and cleaning button
that will do away with old fashion
ed handpicking.
t|
That will cut the production enst
if cnftoii down, fur the "per strip”
will strip five hales o f cotton a day
*ith only two men on the machine.
__ BlackrDnaikt sT
rr
S atiifadory, He Has No
Need to C h a fe .
VJ
•/;
'G c*n X>
CAE
Wlggina, Mias.—Mr. A. L Co*. I
well known Wlggina r e s id e n t ^ I
"I
Thodford's ^ 2
Draught for constipation, i v ' I
never had to taka a great d*.i V
medicine, but for fully 3Q
have, by using it, known i f i y
Draught to be a great m e d ic C ^
when I found it so iaUifaet®Ti
haven’ t seen any need to chan*:’
"When I get constipated, I f S .B
out of aorta and tired and »h -1®
and I take a few doses of
Draught It rci *
V>*L
Sflk
eawH»jwE/jfl
SAto lAJOtwaiHE?
.QDU>--------
IF ACCURATE. THAT news is
nore important even than the reult of the Dempsey-Tunney fight,
t might temporarily demoralize
he southern Inhor market, but will
nable American cotton grpwers to
■ompete with cheap labor in Egypt,
he Sudan, India and elsewnere.
G jO E S S IT 'S U P T O
R
S i
1
m e t o
APOLOGI2E |
«L’5iSJ?1“ pw l'» r2!
Constipation leads to a gr«i j*,.
of aidmese among those whad*
not understand its dangers, hm.ST
neglect to treat it without ddt» *
Black-Draught with the nstanl
prompt action o f its purely vet^T I
ble ingredients, quickly relKi
constipation and helps to dri^iM 1
the poleona so aa to leave £
organs in a state o f healthy &cth*T
Sold everywhere, 26c.
™
DEAN INGE, OF
St.
Paul’s
ometimes foolish
ns
well as
says “ government of, by ’
ind for the people is claptrap.”
That's what the lute Sultan of Tur
key said, nlso the late Czar of Rusdu, and somP others.
Government of the people, by the
people and for the people, may not
•c all that Abraham Lincoln hoped
t would he. But it's an improve
ment on government by the accilent or heredity, or government by
t self elected "upjier class."
Kc-nt
I
’A
Malarin, Chills and Over,
Dengue or Hllioun . ever.
2$^
quit "grouching
business.
and get down to
It kills Hie germs
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
HATH TOWELS
m
ANOTHER GERMAN, Gerhart
Friesler, whose specialty is "flying
itunts,” has broken a world’s rec>rd by flying upside down, feet up
toward the sky, lVom Cologne to
Bonn, 21 miles, in
16
minutes.
Some will say that nuch a "stunt”
is useless. But it isn’t. It shows
that a man can do what he makes |
up his mind to do, and that’s imp<Trtant.
PP
uu
r relq
c l ii VVrjetablr
eS n t.k i.
Is a Prescription for
In order that we may get our
special double loop Turkish bath
towels introduced into as many
homes as possible we will mail
to any address 4 towels for
--------I $1,110 postpaid.
PRIZE FIGHTING IS arranged
These towels nre size 20 by
low so that millions nre paid by
in and a special double loop
thofte that iet. It, and details of the
construction, woven from best
aspiring affair are sent into every
select cotton yarns.
home. This should hnve a decided
Do not confuse this heavy
ffcct on civilization in the
long
double loop towels with the
'un.
| light single loop.
Albert R. Kirby,
BOLSHEVIST RUSSIA
AND
Gaffney, S. C.
France have agreed «n u debt setlenient. Russ in claims certain dif
ferences because of thc injury in
flicted upon Russia business, but
will settle in ful^ in
years. Unit
'd States boy
financiers
that
bought Kerensky’s bonds and the
•zar's bonds, when u micro-cephalc idiot might have refused them,
will prick up their ears
at this.
Russia mnkes a $11,000,000 payment
_
at once..
'*
—
If Russia begins
paying
her
H m 'm V d i a f e I
debts United States high finan
J#'
ce will charge its attitude and see
/bolshevism beginning
to
grow
little white wings.
•
OTTO KOENNECKE, brilliant]
German aviutor, on his way from
lermany to the United Stnlea, flyng enst, has reached Angora, Kemil Pasha's cnpitul on the first leg <-f
his flight. He has a radio operator
uui financial hacker with him, and
undo the IH7R ntiles fr«-m Cologne
io Angora In less than 18 hours.
B IA C K -D R A IW
M * 1* ’
WHEN YOU HAVE govern
ment, by ami for the people, you at
east have power to kick out and
minish those that make
govern
ment a failure. It isn't the intelli
gence of the averuge voter, hut the . j
act thuf he can throw out of of- j
Gee thnl mukes him important.
-
* ’
«
loam
on
improvod
reiidence and b u llp r o<p » r t y Is
■ounti from $2 ,0 0 0
$100,000. 5
First Nul’I. Bunk Illdg.
Sanford, Fla.
Plumbing: — Heating
“ Service You’ll A p p reciate"
JAMES A. SANDS
323 Hanford Ard.
I'hon. 630J.
i
l
LANEY’S -
‘ The Friendly Drug Store”
E. F irst St.
|
Prescriptions Filled Prom ptly
Sanford
I
A nd A ccurately
g ' " " " —— — ---------
L A N E Y ’S D R Y
. CLEANING CO.
110 E. 2nd — Phone 1f>5
WE BUY
trade, sell, swap, exchange second hand tires. We also buy
bottles, metal,-hags, junk of all
kinds.
We specialize in buying ami
selling bottles of nil sizes and
kinds.
K O T ’S
-"Call
Us — W e
Service Y ou
S. Soman
212 Sanford Ave.
C oll"
Will
A ppreciate
S elect
C H R IS T M A S
H. C. VIELE
* * V™ ' '
A ittU -w ld * a r g a il.
i| 'a « t io n which o ffe r s
; f i a m r i i i t i M rvico. No
;
dalajri. N o rod tap*.
£ Unlimited
fu n d i
- svaUahle at one# fo r
Jeweler
Kifts N O W on our new
easy paym ent plnn.
.. 108 Magnolia ..
Duly 78 Shopping Jay* l>efore Christmas.
First
National
Bank
-The Bank of Service”
PLUCK
LUCK
versus
See or Address
I!
Our Local CounRel
S. R. Dlghton
Sanford, Fla
B U I C K > ! 928
r»s
\r?.
I
Rome people are forever
Awfowem ftiat cowf Adi
waiting for s
stroke of
luck tn come their **f
and make them rich.
ortgageCo
Our lake, front that will be the
state highway must be finished
Mtf-Barnett Bsak
for that roadway. This is some,
B ld g .
p ,;
thing must be done someway some
JA C K S O N V IL L E
how and we will do It. Not throw
•
ing our money away on any proj
ect but putting over the real good
ones and discarding the ones that I
are unnecessary at thia time. Rome|
was not built in one day and we,
will not build Sanford in one day'
but there are just a few items of
general interest and value that
must be done now If we are to
prosper instead of bust.
Whiting in the Palm Beach In-(
dependent one o f the biggest man-)
ufseturers in America says: “ Gen-erol prosperity comen from Just'
two things; one is PRODUCTION)
and the other la SAVING.
•
"W e are all mure or less part-!
nera in the GAME OF PROSPER
ITY and if we all give each other
fair deals, we shall find that the!
Prices in Loch.. A»bor
LOYALTY and PEP thereby pro
duced so greatiy Increase the pro
meet the existing con
duction that we shall all get our
bit on a bigger seal# than if every
ditions of today— one
man should spend too much time
on thinking out SHORT CUTS to a
pays for merit ln this
little I S P E I C I A L PERSONAL
deeiopment but todays
EASY GRAFT.
“ I have quite a stake in GOOD
prices will b« found
OLD FLORIDA and I know that
everything will COME O U T
aatounlshinjily
lowl
RIGHT IN THE END.
F or
PROSPERITY
MAKES
Have you Inquired?
DRUNK and
ADVERSITY
TEACHES and we are learning
that wa must all gat bock of the
real develomanta that mean good
for all, such as a great agricultural
source of wealth for Florida.
“ W* most not fight any such
general wealth producer simply be
es use we individually have some
little thing to sell and we fear cum- Box 330
petition.
'
2
’ "W # must PROSPER together or
'
BU8T together.”
-------
Its PLUCK not LUCK
that makes for surer**.
Jr
MeetToday’s Demand
DeForest-Sanlord
Realty Co.
-■M
Mi$*i*$ippi Man Sayi He .
1117 b r Star l'« .
A
LITTLE
BEFORE
THE
great
hour
of the
fight It
was
announced
that
Uempicy weighed
102
1-2
pounds.
Tunney IHU 1-2
pounds.
What
.‘ ounts is not the weight hut men
ial energy that sends
orders
through the nerves to the muscles I
iiul creates the subsequent "punch" t
Vrruiigements hud been made fo r'
>0,000,000 on th« radio to hear the ,1
lelectahle details of the fight from *
most dart to finish.
must
Nevah did Ink wok no hojr!
'in the future confine his fistic activities to knockouts with
Me and hit once had a row;
jelover-skinned H ollywood beauties— sport w riters And boxSince dot time I let It pass
jn g fans are im m ediately turning their attention to specula
f u,*‘
ln dl
• Itlon on the personality o f another logical contender who
I goter ggl
whit* folks’ yard.i^UfM prove' in a match w ith thu incom parable Gene, a suf
ficien t drawing card to rob a gullible public o f another two
Always gets enough ter eat.
o r l*ree million dollars.
Vegetables, frujt and meat;
Most o f the figh tin g lum inaries appealing to popular im.
Oranges grow all erroun’
agination a year or tw o ago have faded from gleam ing sa^Watermelons cm de groun’ ;
____
elites to smoking candle sticks. A certain "Y o u n g " Stribling
Ain’ t ____
no use
me workln’ hard—
I got er gal in de white folks' y*rd.!of a neighboring state, w ho appeured to have possibilities
" B n v i J i i i i n g U ilt l g u i l l g
A .Mechanical Cotton Picker.
Gloomy anjl Foolish.
$50,000,000 Listening.
'ItnsRls Will P a y \ -— -----------BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
rapjrlaht
FOR CONSJIPATIOI
The Corn Must HavcfjSone Crazy With the Heat
Wealth comes to thus*
who work and save—to
those who are finanrisliT^
ready to open the door
when opportunity knatke
tM u rv ii « hci
CtMftOse Itaiaimc « M U Ovulll<L«C%
—not by wishing.
O ne Qlance
tells the story
Jiy the way— has that
HANK ACCOUNT bw»
started (mni built up
tljtt^i it will take rare of
all emergencies?
The start is very import
ant. ,t*i»n*uU us without
delay.
In Buick for 1928, everything you want to know
about your car’s performance— every indicator and
dial— is before you, indirectly lighted undec glass.
Buick today offers greater beauty, luxury, and com
fort than ever before— greater speed and power with
quicker getaway. See the car that surpasses all others
in popularity— and in value.
» « ■ ' « T T ! * A“ I 2 i iOBItBS A%i BU,LT* » uick WILL iU , i D TII1M'
Sedan *1199 to >1995
*
.
Coupes >1195 to >1850
Sport Models »1195 to *1525
fia k fta i.
—It a S l , m*Jt*
Better
do it
Cordially yours,
td tth tk h . it tN tW *
It’s th only
f *
n - S'*4* *
Magnolia Avenue.
■' **' i'- ''
M k
ta kKT
�m
'<'nT/yniji Tjg
tfni
the
W:
SAN FORD HERALD, V i U t U t ; 8E FT EMBER 2.1, 1927
In
olilln/«“Sn, W?Ftat *n&23!|Upsala&Grapeville Two (lOnpratinnsL ir,1^Y°~ru-lUttTfSs«^i*
! HJnk Building, where the Bible dfld ~ -----------------------------nr------------- * ” W U C I I C 1 f l U U I B I W
fail authorized Christian Sdence
Ufraturv may be read, borrowed o f
and
/ “.turday from U to 5 P. M.
Residence Telephone 859 — J ,i All are vvelcootiu to attend the
r " *»
i-oTvtcea and to .make um of
the
■|heading Room.
The ladies of the Doreair Union
are invited to meet on Sopt. 2!) at).
* - <;
the horn,vfVMra. Archie W n , o n |j| M a V I i a n i M O V i e ;
MariM l
for the next meeting.
Officy Telephone 148
MRS. FR ED S. D AIDER. SOCIETY EDITOR
• ;
( from New'eOrJejn*.
Mrs. llilmn Lundduist. who has
\spent a abort time’ on
The old and new school of movie,
bten vfnting Irt Piedmont, spent
S
----*■
directors
Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. iiT.t
ura end
cna screen •-)—*
talent com-J ,
. . . .... _
Matinee For Children Bridge
(iiven
At Th« rhi.rohes
H. II. Ijjnd.pjist.
bine ! to make “ TheDeviTa Sad* f * *
.S' » .
FIRST CHRISTIAN CH’JUCII
die," the Charles R. Roger* produc-1 m!ltorCfl f 0 J*rk*ofit'iHe, Frk
At Milane Theater Is F o r Mr. Ston.! mire
■
_____ •,•
Mi.
I-iindi|uist
and
children
took
Ninth anil Palmetto Avev
Mrs. and Mrs. A. .1. Peterson for a tion for First National which Hi *!>?rp theyjiperH the day. ^
Bible School 9 ;-!/» A. MIIOLY
CKOfiSXHl'RCH
Declared Dig1 Success. On Birth Anniversary
h
o l y rK
o fls '.ciii-iicH ^
ride
to Palm Springs on Sunday. schctluled for showing at the AIllWorship and Communion H
tfiih, Sunday a turn Trlnityi
Theatre, today.
Mr. and Mv . R ayrrond" ^
A M. Scrmrtn, Each unto his work. , hlnf uml Au^cy May Nu»e spent nre
' ‘
hnby are . spempng.'
Mr*. C. W. StftWehm, r enter- „ Oet«wU<»n of Holy CtWBt»fcn
The childrenVma'.inee held SatI’hristfun F.ndenvor 7 P M
trie d.i> recently with Mr. and Mm Picture fans of fifteen years ago and
,
- L, . - ser
Harold
11
a
s
k
i
n
g
the
beach.
will
remember
the
name
of
Francis
,lR
ys
visiting
at
Jacksonv
_____
urday ntort^tnir nt the Mlland Theo- tain«d nfuxt delightfully ; t hrldtre ■‘
. *,
r
Evening service 8 P. M. Sermon,
‘ 4 MON'llAY
Her wna a Arernendoup lUccWf. The Friday evening at tier him * In Tort
V .mren . ermoi , : t.>
Fv^l*. l.ufiiliuiC^and family mot-] Ford, the villian cha>acter of the
'— **y
The Serpent Behind the Hedge.**
Piedmont.
! new offering. Ford then was playPh SeckoiV fctesi wilt h n l.j.;V 'n^
M
of Children nod 1Mellon honoring Mr. : t< dennnre u ^ J j * Uuyer and " erm " :
The evening serivee is to bo orc<i
social U,pi£
1
' " m* Llrthday
uirutaay nimiven.rv.
nnnivcvt.iry.
John Hi.uli Vind Avife enjoyed a >iniI precisely thg same type of f
l i & U r foJiMuC ard
i.nd >«cinl
/inittnors
O T ^ S wan larger man
than «ann.;nn_hla
: J
________* & £ £
j mainly for young rwop^ who nre
’ ■.pitied.
1 The iK'C'tration.* were Ivtwli of
jii'*. Iwginning the School year and trip to r'oronrfdo Reach with Mr. westenj hero roles now being por-'
Hiui: nWjkJO
the
vu
I'R.wI. _
ALL SOI LS c a t h o l i c
I will he of interest to youth, parent 'nntif Mrs. Wester Sundny afternootu it ’ ajTd by Ken Malnard, star of the [
J 1). Parky, 112 Myrtle j 1,1 ad l'tiun to the feature p ic-, marigold* anti fern*. Them were,
CHURCH
1nnd tear her. Come and let us
Norman Do Forest visited the picture. In late years Ford has been
Tho
hostesses
will
be
,
“
Hold
that
Lh
n.'*
starring
three
tables
<f
players.
Sixteenth
Sunday
after
I’
ente
MW.
least in "heavy" parts, and also has
Ihi’ k over some of the problems home place for the week end.
M I«. Hattie, Mr*. T. F. Ad- 1R"ufl* «s M cl.cm .' there was
u ! Scores for the inten ding gnmo!_ ,
A new briiige is being built on :
directing pictures.
! that face students, pauvnt and
mVs C l’ Whitwonh, Mrs. '•P** ml enmedv and a hoy scout :of bridge w. rc kept on talii-s doue
o' ,
m . \i
tfneher totlay.
Country i iub road.
| Paul Humt, veteran western a c-!
L ‘ IjiniliiUist, Mrs. It. M. Mas- v‘ ,in‘ *
M l,y Scou* ! i? v:" 'ous kinds of bird* u"d nfter ' Sunday Siln l at it A. M.
*» n ili
Mr* Sadie Allen.*
Ima ter M. ( . Hml loek.
, he stated Our^H-r of progressions
Rrv. U Kckhardt of Pierson will' tor, is another member of the old}
!♦*»-*■IT*S
. ...' 'j ■ -,V '
1 Thwe matinee are sponsofed bv 'had been patyed it was fu .ml that
preach Sunday at the Lutheran j £I1-*hocl, but who has never wanted
*•#»
CONCJRI.t;
VTlON.Ui
CIIL’
RCIt
Auxiliary ot. the
l the Woman’s Club and each Silt- ;|i • high --on- pri » e ............ f „ U
Church.
I for something to do so long as
* "THIj! DEVIL’S,L SAf
8ADDI
Wch
-lePtcIock at |urtbty tnoyning .» feature pietur- Her- was won by Mr^ St-Vurt* fh< n'* l,lnr !,' rviccs
Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Flynn and' WMt," n pictures retain their favor
church.
•
*■ ■■ ‘ '\
'together xvith a go- d comedy ami I' M • wbiic the
nuVt
iiigh , will be;
Ken
Maynard,
the
s
r .e iV .'
St. Aar' S. (jiiiW^ovjll hold social P . , ncopated song will be arranged , 'ore prize, a match h1 M i went to ( Church School nn is at 9:46 A.M.i True ram <>f the Sanford Munic- Mrs. A. Swanson nnd Mrs. Staple 1" ilh fnn*' ,,u m -to° hns been * ter cow bo Jr in A Teal thrill^
.Morning
\
\
or.ihip
hegirts
at
11
.
Band
at
the
Shell
tor
Monday
V
V
eri'
I'Hders
Monday
at
the
Ballin,1,rectorieetiag at the home of Mrs. h red jj,.. . j1? Milaru. ir.unngement. There, L. M. Stephen on . For lev. ■icore
the West.-* *
H 2C>ih, 1027 at 8 P.. M.
|Kpr home.
| Toni Bay. well known character
err 182B Sanford Avenue at
always be a group of chapec- 'among the luduu, Mq .
II Driver o'clock. Subject of Sermon, M,Jho
Gmntland Rjee Sportlight
Low
*jf
Social
SufccM*
PART 1
' Mr. Flynn is finishing up their ul,'j r who haa tbp ro,e pf ‘ he In4’clofk.
' '*
jonPH together with a number
of win given a wall va.s^ and S' ewart,
•W E.\THKR PROOF" .
Evening secvictf begins
ut
8
S.ilutation. The Star Spangled Pn-tty little bungalow on the Paula 1dian chief, and Will Wnlling.ba. The Fir»t ' Paramonnt-Dooley |
Kathleen Mul'oiv Circle
will boy Scouts who will act as ush-! Dul'.'si, who held low teer - among |o’clock. Subject <>f Sermon, “ Up or
r. inru r —Key.
jiond.
.
I gnn acting jn pictures when the
cct at l o'clock tit the home of er.-,
|the n i n. neeived an ash t-ny. .
* ■
. 1Cc meti’j
I two rcelor was the only featun* of
1. March, The Boomerang - 1.ith •
■
i-i
.,>vni|
r
t
At
a
Into
hour,
the
Lihles
were
^*
'
1
1
’
i
.
i
^r.
and
Mrs.
Jessie
Lee
spent
"A
JinONRY
>1
,rs. E. S-.Ru.key irffePart Avenue. 1 All mother? v.tv
StmHay at Mr. Stedts. The chil I- it prog rani, Roth have, i directed
Pipe Organ
the UaptiM j urged to do’ r '. The ' ndreif-dion for iucu.I with daintv covers and To- j ' «» w,tl fin(l 11 h‘’n,t>’
at
various
times.
2
Overt
une,
Ranornmu—Rarn! r. n were at Sunday school.
fn, thil. ; i"^limenti; "f potato , alnd, h,im|
m k I IIOI.IST CHURCH^
hurch will roc si 'V:h Mr^. Yoilo j them will b'- lie- , .line a- fo
A1 Rogeli is one of U»c woung
ud'.v :cta;s, i ted tea and cake were j
w ,, B»hr»nan. Puator.
?
We are-pleased to have with as
t'iUiajns at aa>U>«'cbtck at hur idren. .
Belie Dp nix1a .and Trud>v
3 \ Fox Trot, It made you hap- again Rev. J. «. Clnrk and wife, school of directors.
Still in his
ofirptW l/ Maguulii AVemlf -with |
Sunday school, 9:30 A. M., R. Mr, pj Donaldson.
early
thirties
Rbgell
lifts
had
a
aft»r a long vacation.
He will
IrsCt Willfams nhd' M”
"
"
c iitt,
‘IB. Fox Trot That's Why l Love jprenrli
vote'nit's experience, nnd frequent:
nn the l?t Sundny.
ntith as hostcsehn,
Via Di ndlcUon fi Ash.
j
Tlord Annual Showinf
ly
en
ds
himself
in
minor
imrtrtof
WKDNK^
1. Operntic .Selection, High Jinluj b riends here will Bympatbir. j pictures he directs.
L
,■*' (^mR.coysRiyr^
Jenny Spaulding
Iwith Rev. AlhertsOn, who recenlly
Fiilin.
iirst Baptist Church
underwent an operation in, Jack* ,,A,lT 2
.
,
Thomas H. Tibbnla of Kentucky^
ith Mrs. Herbert
I*. Suite in 4 porU,-Part 1. Moin-J80nv,,lp.
•|tiavt r i wore: Mi ami Mr--.;, ^ . y.^rion, I'tour, Throno
ha» u
arrived
is with
lonie an'Palmetto AVenue.
iharj-e was
dlupiiMcd.
Robert |.
lag
Hymn
of
PruWs,
i
-"r.
Mr.
and
ami
.urs.
Mrs.
rrwi
Fred
term
Krill
nnd
. , 1 1 in Sanford
/> T nauI ~
'' r*Al {,
Uiicb'e
Mr.
an»I
Mrs
1
H
.'
Seance",
Stiifklr.nd. rhiinisl with lareenv,
—j— 777 ------ r r . ...M"Atlantis** 2. A Court Function.'vluldren of Bartow spentSunday P ' M“ hWy 1)rub* Company.
.
... T O D A Y
-M t
N. g/.ocykth (osnisdgs/ eS l-o ( Prav^t meeting. Wcdne.'Jliy, , * 1
was,turned oved to mnnly aiith" "I l.nw Thee"—Snfrnnek.
*’ ' r'* •v'*h relatives, having dinner!
tr
**Tt!!i MP.DDLfN STRANWBlt^
i S' pbeo*on. \Ir. and Mis. Stewart [*, j|.
’ .
'
t. i
ities.
i. The Dear ration of Atlantis.
vvith’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Magnuson.
Magnuion.
son,' \Vu|iy \ynU?s in U pic turn .Out
,,, Mr8' *'•
.
. .Minor
. . . and small
„
______
'Due i. .Mr. and Mrs. Rf'** r: Mass-! Meeting of the Methodist iMen’a • >
'*'•
. Spanish
Smniish Serenade. La Pidoma
Tviii-e
of Tnm.m
urn.
..t...
ll'-nty
Jr.,
of Atlanta, l.n.,
l»a., are
Pnloiim
Will
Tyner
Tampa
wns
idso
.''J!,'*
^,r,"
Is different—one '{hat
n.
i,
h i. Mi . ami Mrs. C. II. U ef and f
Frldav. 9 P. M. HiiyM*, '.
a visitor.
.visiting Mrs. T. h. King.
•
, 1 ■ ' , *V'"l,l>- b« vrU nVa to Mi. .tIU,
stuudeamire.
1|pl^i,Vnt.
s
' Yrudicr.
7. Concert Waltzes, Vienna
Cirfoimiij
^
^
_____
__ __^
> ,
«•.
Mis«cs .Cefie.i^Iattin Uinoy am! Sanftird from .SoutU
Two Complies
*''A J
! !'., no i ies - Ziehror.
Cuo m
o ni (^tipiUICCI
ntl i rnf l IN
N ‘p*ir'
Mr!l' honu,
Mnricn
B. Smith
hasV.r,
re^rees Pearson witertninment
“ SNOOKL'MS CLEANS V l^
v
e
a
r
tt,nu.(|
from
Chatham.
J
j
™
*
y
r
*
*
!Attendance
AtP
iptistl
_n
i
;
st
r
,
»r
k
i
h
r.iih] '..Idyl, The Southlanders
"HIS DAY OF DAYS^
jDiit pleasantly at a swimming ms parenis.
/
. Sunday School 9:39 A. M.
wl’.ere she hits been visiting for thi
Tty Friday nfternboh at Silver
~7
S u n d a y S c h o o l ( i r o w s ! Morning wor^n* ami sermon It
JOE REIZENSTEIN
M's. Elsa Knight, Mis-i Kli/.a__
v j|. Sermon snhjeot. Failure -in
ike.
Band muster
5*hc girls motored out to the lake beti, Knight and George Knight
Th„ t 01,|s of hm Sumlav ah.m* ,
. . . . .
r .,r
IN Tin: t’ lllt'l'IT i*ntritT. TWE.V^
w,.rw 6e
in S
< uilay - Young Peoples On, m, 0 lo.
.
,, ,
TV-THIIlIV Jl'IilCIAt. riUCIJIT.
irly in the afternoon and nfter a ,exp;va to. move on Monday inr.,
tlieie
were*
00 ))lor,
more in
Mrs. W. R. Howard of Atlanta,
A
coon
vvjth
an
unusually
long
i\ ,\SP Kolt HKHINOI.K n i l ’Ntruem an
u A than Ali
t;ri.v
ll
,
sunE'en
ng
service
8
mclock.
8
trWjghtful awirn, a tempting aup- their lovely new home in Nan Kan-, . ho«d
(In. is sjH'tiding a few duys here tai! was captured Thursduv morn-* Tv. yi.oittli.v. in i 'IIANOHUY,
on the previous Sun m in subject. Success in 1 allure.
«r won sc-veil. Chapernning this ' .a
il y. 1 : is expected that the r,,.‘or,ls
lug near Sewell's Casino at Uke WA,,,r "
•-M.m plainant .
An unusually large
choir will on business.
!ly group wap'Mrs. J. Q!1n Laney.
*
i will show cpiite a jump again tt>- sing morning and evening,
Mary amt the animal hfts been pie- ANN It:
I'MERN
*t : » Z 'd w ^ 0 i
.1
Mts. 1L T>. Woodruff is expected tmnnoW<
* ■
f
lUrmnn
J tickson vi Hii seated to the Municipal Zoo, 'a c - . '
Enjoying the afternoon were:
rman Knnner
Kanner of Juekscinvill
1|’kt'l'c7it'
, . , .
. , Wednesday evening
8 o'clock,
home
Sunday
-ances* Wil«hn,'**WdaTy Dighton, lo return
VJv.. ^ a rlotlf V or/h f
...
,
, a .from Jnck. .,
Department BUpermtcnuiita and r , 1 h Fnmi)y Hour. A feature of qrriv-—‘I here Friday to spend a few l cording to an nmunincomeift .lhl.CT „ •
»■nf on jh»t* d-4
visit-j,......
..........
.. been
.... .........
... ...
larjo' ie Forrest, Christine Stoud- ionviNe
onviNe where she has been visitd ie ta
rie s „h -ve
hu-v
Hus h>j j*.nllu. wju \lL,
organ ren- 3i,d Mrs. Charles Kauncr,
morning. .
,
i;
t 'iiaruluuijt //*■' »c
•(*, ’ ln-v».nf
c^WAilh!
O f f i c e arkF:
V"U ail. |ici.'Uy.,atdtirea, ,«n,a raJ
j*Mt1 ' VeSiT^ Y f t P *!*‘ *T' 1 dldcn liv Miss Margu«ct Dtivia of
Rtnire, llillie Wight, Dorothy ng as the'*giiesf«f M rs.-fhitr
Tho aoitnaJ offered little n,.lst«i .tiHrwq
dpoh t
;
Mrs.
M.
S.
Wiggins
ami
children
laities, Camillft| ,uivjia« Pauline iVllder.'
nnee
R in d
i |>. ,j'| a-d-yflf'ntifin duy*tyl i { f , < 'F" J;11 ’ 'iom
V'c to capture and njembers ofiftrd Um lit cwiotwr.. A.'l»,
*1*1
.onie of'lh e most widely known
f ho have licet) s|Hiading the suni* the■police department »ay lie is un-' *h" .Bill of C'ltmiiHlnt. fl1«u anaiMt
ilmdcnmirc, lietie Murtin Lnne>
— 4— ■i
^
[ |ih.fe tomorrow i.mrnlag.
t.i » Batitist hymns.
• S i . 7
jiwr at Lake Ontario, are evpccted pJuaily
tame.
FroW
/Varson. ^
,
I)j. HyriirNtcpIiens will return irsfford. Si periutend.t : .Mrlpn .
“ •I •ubjt
Jn AH V
4
u
m l. Tnev
They
» f lT ,ll'f!!!:. lK S ! “ ........ ... ■“ ? * ' • * r ’ A *
I xka I Reprenseni
,«» return liomr Mon<lay«
j iorj thftt ho fimy no «n I'Pcnfvd pot
Hijne Saturday evening
from and the p or have signed m.it *
TM- Mrtnf.lr.lNikrlild'ts^Wsfttiy'Mb*1
jr
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
us iti,< 1|v» tpipcr, Am.lyhp-liraduat’ on- nnd promo- , |
ii ii
SCIENTIST.
H tlb iH jia i.
|.
■ *e . » j1..
, t „ ., ..■
, |and
anil boliove
nelicvc that tho
trip nnimnl
nnlmnt may slaitulril
laila when aha iuis I|yvn visiting than L79
linin' filial) ' lie iitilillJihoiL Turf
.
tale- . rr
tinn Srieneer - services arul , *■"* nn‘l i 1"'
* ll« ’“ n' un” be one helunging to a Mr*. Nelsun this
pi the past Hi days ns the guest tion certificates which will be' aw* ; Christina
*'i. ■*■ HtifmtJi *> ' ii. / •»]*
t
i f ‘M W t ’ Mx*rttettt/'fihwrth'.M'*...... «'ii*»du>l»t8u(Hlav*«wnuui6.. ... .. .....I field evecry
_ SutnLa'JMyriJtfig in' the ,f nnly nre^*xpected to return home |„ f I.imgvvood.
'"iS .ril'K S W V 'Z tfX d iU .W M H ll
f -.Evc»- muth'.r nnd father in the Wonum'iP Cluh,
:t
;[ h»vij((l>cen
rr
>.«■»
.
w
>
■
.
spending several weeks. .. w
.v
'4V* -,‘
,r i
Li
IR K
,h..
win, thrt-.. „ > h ,r ',w r tf,„
*
»t ''* A -viPho«i« 8t8
’
‘it. a I*. ,wla;. •.!.* in .uijti'ui ii
II. II, I^ivvtoni forniariiy of
r : . . » f.a i -x.^t?fi;■et.'iSitk* !
[\n cxc eptionaUy .eniovabl" nftri’ j u sSUorAga,
Pvfpnl b.ut qow of (ireonshoijo,
H, A
A. ,lf.
,ip. W
Mrs. E. 'IV Woodruff .of River--8.
i
/i
4 r if the-.vv«'k>^v*Ma
.x tu lll
i'lifi* t»i K*nfurd'F§
,
, |i> u. i. .
ujeripte^dorts arq e^peutiug in- wbiqh include tc'<Upmnfes
sf^nd two months,
«»’• -nU -*m u
UJJ jo
t«i mnluftiUj
-.*»ifaPmf .'ID. ’ll
J m 'itateptiJ)i .( •Kh *.VI
f.t o 's in all dqiaftmonlk tumor- tin
rr Science healing pro
tm*,Science
lofcsf upd Is the g W of M », f(,r V IlAJJdaVi tlhihViWiqdV.jf
Idea Wd: '\ younBest daugjitci
I
to'i
k.
i9HAii»'
1
I"
r
•
H
gn:‘’
!
W
'
L
iui
,(n
the
Woimm’s
E
luantJl
Gilb ii rt ♦ motnlnp
**' tfc* tv«*t««nhi»ci»»k,
f Sir. and Mrs. Fred P.. Wilson,
K' KinK'
*
five Montetuma:
MonteaUmai'
litr. and Mis. blames N. i
•ot ->if» 'oi.iHa uy
• .4 »■*
.1 l>ui>| ;■!I—■hmU*
ntf'rmtwT! n numher of her y vnv*
f c a s*
wliero
—
—
Lift
SaUirday
far
Lakeland
7«*
rands’ Bt a .'AvlmnitTR; party at
they "will spend Hie ’ v.'Pek-o fid hit
M
i
Hi ver I.nk .
i;.. >.i '1**1*n 41
hi {.
\fter spending*|h^
afternoon the guests o f M'S. (iillon's pi
■
. i *r
:j
i< its in swimming, * games nnd ih '. fuuii^ja*.Jkjm. UKWttoi,
it ler fyiitures, a plcpic suppe^, wns
;\ L
Mr. and M"sr,i4oRaud Read ai d
j^iftfty whiw:?lAbhi'Wik
to ih/|.
Fill dnugliter. Virginia Joy.
McKinnon. Marjorie
Juv
Mel
r- a-.:-----«
w Du Rove,-t jute .retfn nul df’.ct ntit ilm; tho
Ary
ly Eliz
Elizabeth3*
bran- , ^lAunttri'vVrv pleasaAny1 xvltit M'\
Is G o in j? t o H a v e A
I(f ouch: dload's parents at Chicago, III.
BRy Wight, Marjorie Smith and
.
Party
TODAY
StiSSr |BANDCONCERT |
COMING *
Hisses .Laney,Pearson
Jive Swimming Party
Lake Mary May HeAn
Escaped Pet Animal '”"1,"'"uh'
:
FERTIl
ittle Miss Wilson Is
ostet^
1
Robirt Wilson.
Judge and Mrs. Wl E. Smith
cm!................
Miss ClliValcttc of Ocala are
G r a n d - C h i ld r e n A r e
; spending the weekend In Sanford
Giio^itts
O
f
M
r
s
W
i
c
r
h
t
1R ti,c ku*sU of Mr- J* 15- Ray ut
tlU ta lS v l » L l » . •
1; their home on Palmetto Avcntm. ,
Mrs. Henry
• * * W iight.
- i a a ontertalneJ
i ** I-zt i i M i*, mill fill.*'
i •.
nn,i
ifu
c?1* ^ DaUITK » O
pII
IP 1
ac* >Jy i
fj4 t : w v u t
}
fT.c - mall guests were Kathcrir t ! f 'dmenovitz^
_
[ght, Alice Wight, lienrv Wight,
in-. Wight.
Billie noueheilo
>Ds. Jane Smith has returned i
iht. WHUam Klrtlev." Jbrsan i borne from an extfftddn visit which ,
4y, .Torn ,.llIcro and P*Ky induiledo a stay of a month a t .
r ir.
i i,\slievitle. N. C., short visits -it
[Mito
‘Atlanta Ga., and Jacksonville, j
at. nAd Mrs. G. Griffin Her- F'hc was occqnijianii'd home by |
■npoiuicn Unj
mrin of
m auaugnrinpovyicq
the birth
adau^rh- John Inglis who spent a shji t
Jane Miguel, on September 21. time here as the guestofJudge and t.
’olon,'Cartnl, Zone.
|Mrs, Sharon.
______ ^ ,
¥+
&H
It
: *. w o i b •; ♦ ;
►f» Ai i > *■ .
v°*
boi
.o iiia v r
aW
’ d 'V '"1 ‘
iu o ° *
i ° u t'
\va*
v.bVcV'
.eric*tsS*'
c 9 & V Cx bV
To Reason
V(,C N/ o 0 '
P °
i ’ - i i ■t n » w
r»c c ’ b ou r
r «. ti'C
6l
e S P ^ {^
jm j
-r •
that it is to our advantage
f
••
\
*
to Rive you •oxuctly what
a
o ft* 1
"
you want—.to t»ivc you ser
Extra Special
Jiir tjuart brick o f VnniUa,
lerry' Bistju^ /um l Watilc
W alnut Ice Crefanif
l e « t v ^ tbe
vice that is without flaw—
V
t '
J .
' Tv W * *
At Your Dealer
l ° 0 \oR‘
One Week Only Sept. 26th to
•
^ u s A c*c
*. Vf
but ^
*
^iqvR’ v‘ lN
<
a,Cio*n
0
r-«
) >
^
[mm MILLER 0. PHILLIPS Inc.
r.
Fit,--
7|r
I
Kira Avcnu«.it 13lh Slrtvl t
v '
V* ’ 1
M l
j i y m ’ *"*'
’ A,, ’
Uzfl -
520 Maple Avc,.
■
: •i- 1
At’
*sL
Co.
, ,
* i
■J#*/
"J
Seminole
* ..
RIGHT at the RIGHT PRI<
cur best regardless . . . liv
or Direct
■’
We will dean and press anjLdresa ft
September 26th. through October 1st, plea! (ig.ai»a
Cl
veryl
extra. This is your chance to
quirements of. the Teat of
vestibule tod ay! ,
91
Extra “ 26
• n ’^ VeT\
materials that meet the re
,W e have always put forth
1
y»\c
A
t v c n f°lC
to furnish you construction
Time.
a
.jug lA I
' ■ '^ o i £ \
Stands
-j
t
n
’
<%* <
i
�> ._8 A T W D A Y ,_B
1827
.
are in
your
tomorrow
■•}i* *u-
t.Ii rV*il/.:
J W tr ■
a** t •
*»<<• 'i
! It* ll>»'# tflt'flttfl?
tvtMf i IT
H*«»r *
'>*•**5
jl" i * 'll
**4 *. **v
»'. •
yir* * *
•i 11U •«.***;
if
Loll* t
MHii
ill
fw mi
lt ^ P
W v
I*
..
�VT.T jrl* “
r* ^ ,Tt feTf" v ; '
i #< R T _s** "jfT ■
- .Tr- g
^ggyla
1V
^
-»i
lf9mF-r
1lo»
J t**T ‘*t .
•
0
*.’
• ' *l:
*
*T’
T^ ^
'J ’ ■
'
k
F"
- ws
■: 4Vy :
, '1'•it'tj,
■ W .,vtm
W
®'
H
M
jfIT
.. -v *- . V. -T
" --*-^7' ■" T~ v r ’ ’ •'
n^n.jEri
-
rr
THE SALFORD
herald;
•
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1927
PAGE
t. x**
Phone
M
A
I
M
r
a
c
e
*
> M 8
RRING 1 OUR WATCH to me. I 10-B— Plants A nd Flowers
j 20— Karma For Sale
have materials, tool*, ability to
GOLDENROD
put it in order. Peter E. Ahearn. CENTIPEDE CRASS — Limited
G reat B ritain ’s N e w W a r -D o g o f th e Seas
iNT AD. RATES •TIT W. First St. Sanford.
FOR SALE—at a sacrifice, bcst|
amount for sale, .MONDAY
improved farm in South East
Church services at the Commun*
rrmc Cash In Advanca
__ ONLY, $1.25 a peck, $5.tk) a bushel. Georgia, hondred thousand dollar» *t> Church Sunday, Sept. *2o, at
♦ ' Airs, henry Wight.
worth improvements. Land worth •Too I*. M. Rev. U. E. Reid of
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear-! — —— -----------------------hundred thousand dollars.
Seven d inter' I’ nrk pastor.
11— Miscellaneous
miles county seat, turn pike roads
Preaching Services at the Luth
ing dally in this column will
„j,tme ads, will bs recel»«d
i
through farm, railroad station on eran Church every Sunday at l ' 1
r patron* and collector 9«nt
i t A It AWNINGS.— Auto Awning farm, G8tJ8 acres and will sell for A ,M. Rev. Joseph Hindu Of Pittsreach over 3,0(i0 every day I
Jlately for payment
| Co. II Hall Bldg.
one hundred thousand
dollars. hiogh, Penn., pastor in charge.
___ 9c a line
•and it costa so little a 12 word
Terms
If
desired.
T.
Z.
Daniel,
Th, M. M. S. held an interesting
___________ 7c a line
,
.
t H — Booms W ithout Hoard
Millen, Ga.
meeting at the church Tuesday nf- j
„_______________
- ea 7„...___ ______ *« ■ ,ln,J ad for one month costs only $2.60. __________
tirno«n with Mrs. J.. J. Collicut
|times ...»...............—4e * ,l“ «
as leader. Two new members were
Phone 148
Furnished rooms, private home,
ndded to the society at t^is time. I
... .
.
_ __
near school*, convenient for tea- 2 i — A cre a g e For Sale
Time rates on request.
...Jr'
Just ask fur ‘Classified Depart- rht rs. phone 279—J.
A special meeting for the election
Ink reduced r a l e s . f ° r
1‘) ACRES In tangwood, comer urio ' officers for the coming year i
ment"
Locative insertions.. * '
16— Apartment For Kent
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E. will be helti at the home of Mts. 1 t o
- - TSt-grSix Words of average length
1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec. Brown, Tues. P. M., Sept, 27.
Q)
L counted a line.
At .'1:00 P.M. a social hour will he
Four room garoge apartment for 26 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J.
■Minimum charge of 30c for
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS1 rt>nt
enjoyed
and
refreshments
will
be
j
1 WTTH THE NEW W aT i ’ p a i n t , r*‘nt 1,1 :,m
Palmetto Av.*„ Raster Care Herald. .
h t insertion.
st rvn|. All ladle* nf the community !
Tnli picture represents the newest note In submarine construction. It 1* a view of the recently
fill advertising la restricted
SOMETHING NEW AND* HEtT t ' r i"'’’ 11" 1 9 “ ^ family. Apply :it)6
are cordially invited.
completed Rrltlsh supcr-Mihmarlno Obertm, as It entered the harbor at Portsmouth, England.
I proper classification
TEH FOR FURTHER iNKrtUUA.i*" lth St ‘ HlJc ('ntn>lic'*Several
members
of
the
local
W
____ 24— l-ou For Sal*
Ilf an error is made The San*
TION. CALL PHONE 2:i5-J OR ~
*M S, attending the district annual _ _
rd Herald will be responsible
SEE, V. C. COLLEft, SANFORD, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS—
held at the Baptist church'
MO rash and 111) monthly will buy mieting
|r only one incorrect Insertion,
FLA.
in Oviedo Thursday and Thursday Penn, are here for a five weeks
Two rooms kitchenette and hath,
Takes Test Before Ocean Hop
good building lot ut remarkably evening of last week.
f e a/vertlser for subsequent
A good v,*it with the former's father, Mr.
attractively furnished,
[sertlons. The office should he
•line was reported.
Mr*. II. C. M. M. Dinda and family.
Whil ■
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano SSHEK ■JSSSSs.rS'ftl1
! : prl~ - * “ M'*" Th'
L i»t-i immediately in case of
aid.
Peelman,
Florida
State
secretary
here
Rev.
Dinda
will
have
charge
week.
Tel
777
or
77r>.
tuning by experts with 17 year*
o," Jacksonville, gave the mornini
the ten o'clock preaching «erexperience. Sanford music store
A REAL bargain for the man who
address
and
Dr.
D!
F.
Stamps,
j|
v'ce
at the Lutheran Church on |
TO ADVERTISERS
wishes to engage in the raising
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A 11 Me- ! 16__ H ouhcm For Rent
returned
missionary
from
Chink.Sunday
mornings,
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
Lander Arcade, Phone 892.
* Herald
representative
Mr. ad Mrs. W. J, Collicut and !
und live stock of all kinds. Thirty- iang. China, was the afternoon and
ilroughly familiar with rates
evening speaker.
At the close of daughters, Miss Lulu who have!
m iriniw r* nr o r v , :
! House for rent, 1406 W. 1st St. four acres of lend that offers high
an<i
claaslfactlon will
BUILDING BLOCha
Irrigation | App|y Kent Vulcanising Works. rolling lunds for citrus, muck lands thi afternoon service, an election been in Hendersonville, N. t’., foe
tt you complete information.
boxes and generul cement work1______________ -_____
_______ Tor truck nnd ludbs end a cm.ill of officers was held, and the Ovie- thi past two months, returned,
2 lf you wish they will assist
.Miracle Concrete Co. J K. Ter-j FOH KENT 6- room bungalow with'bike for pasture land. On the Sun- do W. M. S. bad the distinction of heme Thursday of lust wetk. They j
rtl* in wording your want ad,
wiiieger, Froy. 3rd and Elm.
| gurugc, $:U) jmr month, Woodruff i funl-tMandii rtntd three miles from having two of its members made report a very delightful time spent'
make it more effective.
ISub-division; T. A. Brotherson,! ^<,nfnr(l- One thousand dollars cash, illstrirt officers. Mrs. J, W, Mac- in the mountains but are more than j
bulunce on easy terms that will al tin living elected to the office of glad to- be home again.
lMl'OUDANT NOTICE
* WIGHT-CH1USENBERRY PRINT Phone nr'Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Hall returned'
low you to make the payments District I res, and Miss Rudell to
SHOP — Printing
engraving.
that nf l)i*tr;**t See. «»f th* you nit Sutunlay alter u very pleasant
Advertisers should give their embossing. See us first. We do It. |FOR RENT: Five room bungalow from the land.
Ideal
location
for
__
.
.
net or postoffice address us
m the
tut' corner
An11it*i of
ut Palmetto
i uiiiicuii Avenue,;
rtvenut* t* l
. ” *.**0 .
, r peoples depur:m nt The next an- summer s|s-nt in Baldwin. N. Y.
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-C-.unat
*mn
clone
ill as their phone number if ntercial Street.
land Katie Street.
U rge
|iviMtf! ‘ *> h° n ^ o f fifty or more famlUes. nenl mcetinr will be held in the
hurlh of Sanford. |,H
gu#a,., „f Mr. and Mrs. It. ‘
iy desire results. About ' \e
room, dining room , two b e d r o o m s,'A
home close to the city l-.rst Baptist
Miss Katherine Mirkleit was g iv
Smlth Huni|ay.
aider out of a thousand has LUMBER and complete line of !l.,.th
k it.h ,.,, equip. , ,,
bath, with
with shower
shower, kitchen
„ m7*, h. *Iry_ ttiul .. healthy. en a very haptiy surprise purty on
. . .
,
, ,
telephone
and th eothers
building material. Low p"lcw ped with electric range. Front und A,l,,r,*M R r - ,nr”
the eve ... tier s e v e r .enth hlrth-' „ Mr;
Sigler returned home
int coinni*ini« ate with you Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good jreur porches. 440 monthly. Address
day. when a gr .:p ... her friends M-ndny from a visit of several j
dess they know your address.
Grades Come From” Maple
and ;S. C. It. care The Herald.
met ut lei* Untiie, o
.
with
,n hortnem lmltaim.
2G—
Miscellaneous
For
Sal*
All disconllnuence MUST be Sixth. Phone 7
9
7
. -------------------------------------------them deli ion < i'*freihmenta of
Mr. and Mrs. II. C, Parker apen’,
tads in person at the Sanford
‘ SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on
cake, ice c m ;m. sandwiches an) Sunday afternoon in Orlando ns
trsld office or by letter. Tele- |CONCRETE In every shape and
High Street near Elm Avenue. FOR SALE—One typewriter desk soft drinks. A del’ htful evening the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
tone discontinuences' are not
form, blocks, tUa roofing, oma- Furnished, nil Improvements, gar
ami swivel chair; one roll top wn* *| i nt with si, :il gomes, con- Si.mlburn.
tSd.
t mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod age, two bedrooms, bath, living desk nnd swivel dialr; one Nation
tests, , nd ntn«ie, \t a late hour
Mi*s Vera Stokes of Winter
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple room, diniilg nook, kitchen. Beau
leurteous - Prompt - Efficient
al
cash
register,
phone
696—61.
the
g;esis
d
p
i
te
l
with
many
Park;
wg* the house guest of Mr*,
tiful niiwuv
shade' trees.
Owner
in the . r _
S#rVlr#
I Sts. Phone
* 112-W.
" •
Vliut
as vu-i, vv*
iiai
in
_____ _____________ _____
Service
,
wishe- f r nmny i mro such happy K, J„ Croort the pa*t week, axil
*•
nofthj
^VlU
j
lynt
to.
responsible<
;
.................... ■ ■ J |
*;■ .-v | t______ f'*\ *i 'h r 1 ' ;» * il0fih. WIU. lynt toj responsible^ ,
.
% ■■
birthday* ici ■..** Katherine.
Sunday .left by motor for a visit
Mils Helen Dinda Is home again with relatives in Bowling Green,
utom obuefl i j
| )
j d — b i i p vvantJd
*or i ' ?tr ? !w .
■
------------- --— —
------------------------------------ 1 *______________ D e r*
in e
e m ic .
, N A N I , K O „ s C J D S n i.K « v )lT S . after a ten weeks visit in Cleve- Kentucky.
■«
DODGE
I
V77r
I ------------------------------------------------TV FLORIDA. |.\r rUANOKHY.
lund, Ohio nnd Pittsburgh, Penn.'. Mr nnj Mra- W, a . Smith, re, Mi** Helen was in the latter city ruined Wednesday from a three
•iwlun “ u n d * . |M»id it a yl*it.
wtkll wl<il \n i gyton, Ml»s.
Mr. and firs John Sinkarik and
„
, aura >r#thers «nd Mr.
fuhiily moved to ,tha Stanco house, nn(, Mr, h c Smilh were
Thursday of last week where they
, , , Conway .Sunday .if•Hilreit In hr amt ntipesr upon lh« Srit WT reside, while Mr. Sinkarik is . '
Iroadway, Bayonne, N. J.
’
’
Ruth Elder of Lakeland, Fla., Is shown at she sits before the parameter,
19— Houses For Sale
iluy nf Oetulire. A. Ik 1(1)7. In th* . ,
,
,
,
_|
ternoon.
lull nf I'umplulnunt fiteit agnlnst ^nghgeci In celery farming,
taking
a test for n pilot's Ilscense at Poet Hospital, Mitchell Field, tang
Mrs. K. F. Me Key returned Mnni’ dANS-nnO BU1CK Cft
you In the uttovr styled euusn amt
Mrs. Eliding of Orlando returned
LADIES— Earn |16 dozen tewing |
Island.
In her plane. "The American Girl,” Miss Elder cxnecu to cross j
f „ 212 b u g n o lia A ve .
tjpronjy
t)proniy absolutely .no
no sailing; .For aale cheap— dne p room Ijmi1* The Sup fur it lf?V;ild lit liyrelt r f r 10
f r'T 1 “ thr*%trn,onth,, : ± i t “ l
the
Atlantic
as soon as the weather clears.
wvtk*-vlsit
with
her
parents,
Mr.
|opd»ai
,tJ*JiVer,
flpton,
luwu
an
I
PkOOe 367.J ; f J
experience
unhdeessary;
piatorinls J ,i_
to L
be moved o f f lot. Phone 193. slgnalrd as the Nelglpaperinft'Hlrli
" - ”1
UJ
this order shall lie imhltlhdl fur and (irs. L. Jt Waters.
AsfteY.lld, N. C.
“
n •* £ ■ * " cut; addreased envelope brings I---------ronssrlitlve wrrks.
MODEL TRIM CO.
RevT and Mrs. Joseph Dinda of
A new road i* now being opened
instructions. ALPHA 202 Market FOR SALE: Furnished Spunisn four
WITNKH8
V.
IIOtrOLAHS
DADE CITY *— Tlsns approved I BUNNELL— Flaglsr
County
IfsArlm the car, not tne owner.1 St., Paterson, New Jersey.
—
—
■ — connecting the Goldenred-Oviwlo
-bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat- t’ lerl. of Kit111 Circuit Court, and ih*
Phone 817 for eitimatas
___________ __________ ___ __ _____ ed, of good construction. Owner official Heal thereof, this 4rd day nf ix T llF CIIICIMT c o c i t f o f T i l l! highwud with the Tuscavllla road for new station for Seaboard Air courthouse recently dedicated here.
*Ttv K N T Y -T il t It tt JUDICIAL c i l t - vj the eelcrv farms in Slavia This Line Railway Company.
P. W. RADFORD
-----------------------living out. of city and will sell At September A. P V.l!tJT.
tne celery tarms in ^'avtu. »ni»
t ItOI'OI.AHH, I’ lflT OF TIIK 8TATC. o k FI.OR~r- 6 -^H eIp W anted (M a le ) f , reasonable price, and on easy
nit HKMIN
HKMINot.K c.......
o r - road will meet a long felt need to
MIAMI— Publicity board $ 4 « ,Clerk. IDA, IN AND FOR
}
PAMRJIO.V NTV. IN CUANCKIIY
»
the truck farmer* of this section.
HUPS—MARJfONS
LEESBURG — take County .joo publicity budget.
tends. House ia located on High
D. f \V. jr. IIAIIDY, Complainant
--------- ------------ —
oanford Aufbmomle Co.
I Mr. und Mrs..Cuhbagc of Winter Training School for Negroes being
Vs
FIELD MANAGER— For 160 acre Street, near Elm Avenue with i.t- SA Mi'Ll. A. II. WILKINSON.
MasnaHz Ave.
Phoae 187.
renoviated.
ta
Harvard,
hi* wife, .m l I. 31 Hair
OLIVIA
IIAIIDY,
Defendant
Coiiiisel
filrt'omplalnuni.
tractive
surroundings.
Double
ga
Park
were
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
potato farm near Sanford. Must
7T--------------------- — —
[and Kssl# K. Hair, hi* f U e , to Mau*)l
rage. Price furnished ${T,600,00 ___________ ___________
have
had
long
experience,
preferDIVOIICK
DILI.
OF
COJJH.AINANT
nn,l
M
r**
W.
J.
(
ullicut
Sunday
DUNNELLON — County roads a . itut.y. nuir m»rt«u«v b*!ug
reiN'PORD-OverUnd Co, Willy*$500 cash and the balance any re- VOTlrH „ p ■'oiikclohviik sai .k t m i : h t a t i ; n r Fl o r id a t <i u LI. evening.
Other guests were Mr.
.
, ■ h i t j •t, .,« « cord In lit* I’uhlle It* g«*e o* **ui*
Knight. A Overland, Whtpplts.
ln
aW’ M> asonable way/Address Box 4 11
near
here
being
flnlslted
w».n
stag
t'nuety,
Florida.
...
•»orv»«—
v
i
a
H
A
iiD
Y
i
and
Mr*.
R.
L
Croon
nnd
Misses
cndrr and by viinire Of a derrre
rhy ordered nod re- — .
. ..
.. .
t surface.
k k A Commercial Sts. Phona 58. Yt>un*- 200 N< Park Ave
[ ituuk 3#, puge tie.
Care Herald.
of foreclosure ond ante rendered ornred
^ 'a m '.r.r^ r^ V V rd d?.y off Daisy Water, and II. U.rtow.
•________ _
I It Is further ordered that this not.
In the Circuit Cmm lit and for Kcm. nulred to nppcsr on the Iril dny of
Oct
Ob*
r
A
D.
l
»
«
t.i
the
Rill
«!•<;;
n in e c
it v
f , A rln«.La' •
• ,l"
pabllshsd
In the pulillshed
M.XNKtiRI*
......... Mrs. George Parker spent Wed
Innle County, Florida, in Chanrery.
EUINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX
DADE
CITY
— iHudson-Anpek.
,*|'*y.|
t^ l.lI.
a Iiewspap-r
la
10-A — Poultry And E rrs
FOR RALE: Well constracctcd In a cause therein pettdlna wherein against you In the above
incsday afternoon In Orlando as road to be widened.
Hanfiird.
Hemlnole
t’
ountr.
Florida,
INC
ft
Trust
......................
•
----I...
...
.
u
...
___
m
u
.
atoll..
bungalow, corner Pulmetto Ave Vid ml.i t'liiinty Rank
Th« HANFORD lIF R A t.D Is b e r e -'^ j. guest of her sister* Miss Stella
—'once a week for four tt) cnne.-uallve
Ciiinpiiity, u cnrp<iratlon. Is com208 Oak Ave.
BABY CHICKS— Fall chicks for und Kalle Street. Five rooms, buth iilulmittl, and John ft. I'elosky und *?i ,’J r Di'ls’mdvV s'l!';.|nb 7 i,® s ^ ,» » ‘«W und Mr*. Carl Jackson.
Phone 41
Rank of Orange tt Trust Company,
winter, broilers, standard bred with shower, kitchen equipped with a corporation, are defendants. I will
electric range. Owner out of the - ,,— ------ - — . - . ,,
„
stock. Eleven leading breeds, low r.
j
jii „ n
.sell at public outcry to th* hlghcHt "'witness lb.- offlclul seal und the STUART— $1,076,000 root! And
-Business Service
city
nnd
Will
sell
at
lese
than
I
bidder
for
cash
at
the
front
door
prices. Write for folder. W. H. ual value. Price $6600.00 with $100 the Court >lou*t in th* City of
, ^ l,,*^n£ j ^ d30l,“ U* 10 b* VOte‘ l ° "
•>( "SSVt. " h i r . h e ’ D M
_____
A. D. 1927.
INEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre- Chesnctt, Greer, S. C.
V. F. IKtt'Of.AMH.
‘
*----------r 1' ,*„T
' 7“T.m"i'jhly,-l
. u-i-,;
K. WARD.
II) tl U i-illln
|KTiptions, Drags, Soda. We am BABY CHICKS—Send no money. sBox
101 care
The Herald. Addr“ * a
-- ;M
-* " . "i'.iS
’ - ™- y;;: .t
- v-----Wf KKH PI-ANT CITY—Work under way n'lVURCK RII.L 1‘ F r o M * ' * N. V,
Ily
A.
M.
■you as your phone. Call 108
I'.'ST.th*
*ant*
being
the
first
Mon
THK
HTATK
DK
FLORIDA
TO
l\
L.
W e ship C. O. D. Pay your mail
l* •’- .luylng brick In McLendon, Walker,
. i.'JIdtON, HOTI.K * RMHTviN
In said month, ih* folfowlnal
.
man when chicks are delivered. $3760,00 is tha pricce of small cot day
IDitnlal nnd Mahoney-Streets.
You sr* hereby ordered and » # -1 boticitors for ........ ...
described land, lying and M ing liila J N IX.
tage on well located lot on Mag the County nf ftrmlnole and Jtlat* of Attorn**) iu)d Hollcltor for com qulred In appear upon Ih* 3rd day I
Leghorn. $12.00 per 100; Bars,
plslnant.
of October A. D. I»37 to th* U llli;
M »Tlt e.
In.w it:
Reds, Orpingtons $14.00,
Mixed nolia Avenue. $50 cash all that la Florida.
I
VERO
BEACH—laying
of
confiled sgnlitsl you III the above tn-1
|1>; j-p KN O W S that I haVJ Ibis
(Tract npc)i Raginning nt tho
$10.00 Fla., Baby Chlckery, take- required. Balance payable just like
Northwest corner of the North
tilled cause.
, _ ,
tds> sold to t'has. F, Wilson, an *** ■
rent. Box 124. core The Herald.
The HANFORD HFIIALD I* herepllrlier and m » .| .a i-r J
east guartsr (N K Iil of Northland, Fla.
*
b» designated as the newspaper In, ,nftn j-l e „r fhlpley, F la . n; ••*,«* I
Sanford Daily Htr»ld
M
-H*) of Section
South
run
ttieiiCB
which thin n n lit iniH h» publUn«*«. uiirr,n t*. tiHhltng*
^
11
W IintM Ih# official ■#■A
u»r \%iJ]*|.Chrl»n nherr> I'fiUt
namt of tho Clark of said circuit ^
#11 accti■lllllS OHlIlg tu
Court, this th# 3rd day of Hepl. A
»t> the ehop.
T) HIT
, _____ | 'm is lllh da» of M4'tit#ml»er. ISJ
*
V. B. noUOLAHH
„ |‘ i*H ItlHFNIlKItR V
ciitrk—
> By A. M. WF.KKH I
m i TII'F OF F l'B L It ATION
(!•*>
rods; thencs west twenty ( 20)
rods; thencs North slfh t (I)
rods, to th* Northerly margin,
ul line nf talk* Como; Ihrnce
northwesterly along the mar
a J. NIX.
Attorney end Hollrlti.r •Nr{ ,^ l ,‘ ,J” ‘ j 'l d t i V l 't ^ V n u r I r
ginal line nr said ta k e
Conn*
for CompUlnent,
| M|, k i .OMIUA. H AXO FOR T L tl
to lit* west line of the Houth.east quarter
(H K 'D o f the
-----------1
„
' :;.~71
l u i'.x T t
of
ta s iiu iK t
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT 0 9 8LM , „ kvi K H t ;
Northeast
quarter
t N K 'i ) »f
INOI.B COUNTY,
FldtlMDA. ;IN JOI, N s a KSHTAOB, I'ompUi r v .. .
said
Hectlon, Township and
H angs: thenea rfevtti In point
‘ “ ' n'tniKR OF PUBLICATION ’A \ A
H^^llV
nr beginning.
, u
« . MILAM.
# i * ll
ltftu
l »rT
n A I h u .l
entered mi th* 4rd day
MAIIFI. A. RUBY.
Complainant
Complain*til—
— ,| k|l(, A w . Itmib.
Itmil). h*r
ftvr huebu.
(Trart tw o ): Also, the Wr«l
OKU Ell OF PUBLIC AT IDM
A. D. l t t f . by the Judge of the Cl
half ( W H ) of the W est half
,
Defendant*.
cull Court * In anil for Hemlnols
I W H ) of the W est half (WH)
TO
A. 11. MILAM, whose p
Pl»ea*•'
‘ S V ’ f A n t a / c ^ % I 8 D A L * AJ ^ :• T
i I’ a ' i L "w U H . Who.*
l.eeCounty. Florida
lu that esrwln
ol
the
Nnrthwest
quarter
residence Is unknown; TU
IHJh
Chnncery
suit
peruJIn.
In
said
Court,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-------,,,
1,1
i.FONAA.
TlKTtALF.
his
Wtfjb
lN W * i ) o f Hectlon Four 14)
n tK T A- BO Hu und A. \V. BC
herein lino F. Ilulnil*. Adntlnls-I
It appearitlk D o ll-^
^ 'iverinli.
W l ’. n F l .D H . and 3IAROARBT her husband, Ront*. O#org(a.
Township twenty (1 0). Smith Ittrntor
this cause
cause b^^H
by the
t.om
Of estate of Anna II llrandl. filed In this
ta^C
ompla,
jja,
FI
FI.DM,
his
wife,
A
M
.
of Range Thirty
< ii )
Rest:
The above.sty led suit havlojl
you. h OIFFORD, are a
decensed und It A. Howard and (nanI Duat
doing Imelnes* ** JOlINMLN X M . 1n-tItuled for th# purpose of
leee beginning ul thW North
of « Plate or Cnunty other
|
la-ona
A.
Howard.
ItU
w
fs.
H
an*
realdsnl
HFIt I’o M rA N Y . formerly J‘ BIN- closing a mortgage sseculed I
west corner of Hectlon four It).
ate Af Klhrlila: that your
Trust Companv than the. mi
Htatf
gt iN A I’ ATTFIIBON. snd H.
Township Twenty
(20)
South |n.ril Rank and
W. Milam tu eecur* th* pays
TINHDALF JR - INC., a Corpor- to the above-named romplslna*
of Range Thirty (10) -F a st;
alIon. D L F F N D A N T H run Mouth ten ( I t )
chain-.
deferred purchaso mony# R J ®
t u b HTATF OK FUH IIRA T O :____ ,1ur him, and aecured by tltal
Fust five IS) chains: North ten
W t* FIFLfiM. and ilAUOARBT tain Indenture of mortgags C
(IS) chains; and thence west
FIFLDM.
IIIH WLFF.
WIIOML the 17th day of July. A. D.
five t i )
chains; Also begin
•FLACB OF UFMIDRNt K It UN and recorded In Mortgage
ning len IIS) cbglna Month
KNOW N:
und five <&) chains Fust of
at page “ llT ^ -o f the
It appearing from an affaatvii of He Illinois County, 1
th* Northwest corner o f Suc
filed
In
thi*
cause
by
l
he
Com
plain*
nearing from
tion Four (4) Towsshlp twen
ty (2S) Mouth of Range Thir
ilslnl herein
do not
ty (10) F a st; run Fast 71 links;
Vlorlda: I
Mouth 7* Units. West 7& links;
« f lx
thence north 7i links to point
Ip O
of beginning,
the 1
(Tract three): Also the Fast
half (R H > of Die Fast half
I F H ) of th* Northeast quarter
<NK '* )
of Hectlon Five IS)
complaint
Township Twenty (111 Mouth
r«io<
particularly as follow
against you at 1
sulY'To'Tore close that certain mort. Florida, sere Jr*
of Range Thirty (39) east; lees
Whom
would
kt**|o!
Beginning
at
a
p*..—
.
—
, | U . Hanford. Florida, os
gaged dated the MMh day , » f OCW; Chancery, upon
beginning at
Dm
aoriheust
Mouth aid# of Bt. tiertruds Areikati
November. A. D. 1937. i
corner of said Hectlon. TownZ j f A 'V n f V f r e m th* dsfettgahtA you or ' » h*,r
*' * M
three
hundred
thirty
!T
c
Ufll.
Jr.
and
taulae
II.
BDIs.
th#
further
IwReJ
of
Ihs
affalol
> ship and Hangs; run thence
Weal of East Boundary Lin# of
filed S
his’ w If*.'to’ ih# -Complainant, u . a
,
W e s t ' ten (19) chains. Mouth
.section
Twenty-seven
(J .L
,
ten (ID) chains: Fast tun tl>)
Tuwnaiilp
Nineteen
l
i
t
)
M«iuth
chains. North tsn (19) chains.
of Range Thirty 43») K a il, .run
(Tract Four);
Beginning nt
South tils IIUa*lr*d M[*, Y
•the Northwest
Sbe and
S appear
S
JU uL !
bSa io r aa---------r^ubiUbsd
lest. W est Three llUildreU Thir
It la further *»rti#r#«i th*t lljl®
Northeast Quart!
ty f 319) feet. North *Jl*^AunUnotice be published In ‘ ^e BANFOIID
the northeast <l|
re,| Hlxtr ( « * > freL “ »•* *b®f®.
IIKilAI.D. a.newspaper published ln
Section
Five .
Hundred Thirty
I33«) f t t l «
Twenty 0 9 ) Month
Hanford, Hemlnole County, F 'o rJ'lapoint of beginning Y»ur Orat
once a, week
Thirty 139) Basi;
reek for four I t ) <onae9i|tor would ahow pit •• tho Court
Mouth Fighty
Ivl w eeks.’
that
Ih#
land
klm.-c
ileacrlbed.
Lake I'timn; tl
V i T N t ^ . my^kand
^ ' ‘w m pi'.T ntV lil b . token
sines th* division
^
ly (39) Tp#l IH ______________
County,
ta
»»**
•>
deq^nol#
thence Nnrtn e i g h t y (19) rods
County, Florida.
„
alake on
lowtiaklp line,
Th# purchaser to pay A** J11®*
,
thence Fast thirty 439) rods to
*
TbI#
properly I# #a I®1
comply
lnl <>f beginning.
wlTh lh i fla a lo r d r r of Hal. afore- t,’i i " ‘ i,,T c o u n t
B f c 'J f S
TliSBa
id four tract* In »•* compris
ing elghty-eevsn ***» jer'e* mors
JOHN
■ FONAltD!
or tea*
Krirc IIII Ma t*r In. Chancery
L. F. BOYt.K „ .
WILKIN8*>N.
Mpeclsl Master In Chnncery. «• * .
for Cpuiplalnant.
LAN D ig A W I D T H ! A I li.
IST’o;*rBjrSKKa •>
,.i E\
K
,k.-4u
"""
......f-fciiSiss.tttSi'tfw?!
hi
is“.lUVi-taras
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 24, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/79f438f369aed103b9499e67da9e61a0.pdf
8f32112216e37c7a9748ce73874774b4
PDF Text
Text
»
Ital
no. :
_Lgygd Wire International News Service
I :v
Former Clerk Sues
Defuriiali Springs
For Big Sum Money
DEFUN1AK SPRINGS, Fla.,
Sept. 20— (IN S )—Former Clerk
uillis hna brought suit against
the city of Defuniak Spring* for
thirty thousand dollars.
He
.lalms th at the cty owes him
'his as commissions on bonds
issued for citv improvements
and on the collection of water
and lights puyments together
with interest on deferred pay
ments.
SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1927"
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
Foiled In
CUTS AFFAIRS B°o
tJeg Pricf“ Are Said PIRACYCHARGE Levine
Attempt To Crash
To BeGoing UpAnd United
10BE PROBED ~Stales
" . .Is. . . Becoming
. . . . . . . . . . . .Drier
. HADE AGAINST Gate At Lidd Race
BYGRANDJURY
U .i SMUGGLER
ON VET
i ,1 ,T
} yM t I
U A i
LIDO, Venice. Sept. 26 (INS)
Charles A. Levine, American
trans-A tlantic
airman , today
proved himself a better crasher
of long distance ‘air records
than of gates. The^American
lirman, who is here to witness
Slat* Department Sees Ser the Schneider cup races which
ious Situation Over Pirn-’ got under way today, failed la
cy Charge Against Amer ■in amusing attem pt just before
s ta rt of the first race to
ican ily Bahama Officials the
.rash his way into the Judge's
itand where Count Volpi, Itali
an minister of finance. Crown
Prince Umberto and Sr. Tura.1, secretary-general of the Fas
--------» cist party, were seated.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26,— (IN j mnjar prosecutions were 15 to 20
I I
R)—Bootleg prices are going up (Percent in June, July and August
and the United States is getting than in any three^months period
last year, the commlssioer said.
Mayor Housholder Announces drier all 'th e time. Prohibition of "Alley
breweries and moonshinCommissioner
J.
M.
Doran
was
That CommUsion Mas Asked authority fon this state today on ing are now the major problems
That State’s Atlorney6Con- returning from a tour of the mid "f enforcement.” Doran ai\srted.
"The government virtually has
duct Investigation AtOnce die Wesu
eliminated the bootlegger's of In
L
There' was no drunkneoeas at dustrial alcohol. Our avenues fur
the. Tunnney-Dempsey prize fight obtaining information are mom
only a small amount of liquor was effective. Most big stills are op
in circulation nnd the crowd was erated no more than three weeks
very orderly, Doran's ngents In before they are confiscated by the
City Attorney Sava He la formed me. Inroads of prohibition prohibition authorities.”
Not lawyer For Iotke, Key agents on breweries have forced Doran is considering a number Former Dry Chief HadAgreement With British Which
the price of beer from $55.00 to <>f territorial changes in the pro
And NotHutlonStockholder $C5.00
a barrel in Chicago since hibition districts throughout tho
Was Never Given To Public
\ thorough investigation of the August 1, according to Doran. middle west to incense inforceWASHINGTON, Sept. 20—PirnCity’s finnnrinl nnd adm inistra Seizures of ales and liquor and ment effedency.
cy charges brought by the British
js
jn Motion tive affnlrs is in prospect, accordauthorities in the Bahamas against
To lllBtniH, Jure™ C.lkd |
F'afternoon
"™,h“''k'rat" hna
Charles II. Nestle, an American, as
[Dismissal of four members
| the result <4 the seizure of liquor
This
Morning
;\Vhite
Makes
meeting
of
the
City
Commission
j
I the police department, inIin British territorial waters have
Objection, Then Withdraws that state’s attorneys have been
____
MINS)—-A huge sign.
icreated
a “serious situation,” the
Bdinii Chief Roy G. Williams,
requested to conduct a probe with
State Department was informed Soviets Fear War With G re a tly Inscription “Sacco anr
1 been ordered bv the City Basing
uMini? their contantion upon n a view to determining whether any
iv
ie
c
t
r
e
a
r
w
a
r
n
u
u
Van-ruHt *»
today by the American consul at
furnished
Mnmission a c c o ro jn ^ to in- technically appearing in the min- officials have been guilty of mal
Britain
And
Are
Eager
To
JJ/ clue
.i.V- today
Nassau. Nestle Is to be given
a
cheif
In the
rm a tio n o ld ain e d todav p.V ju tes of the last session of circuit feasance or misfeasance in conduct
Attrnct American Capital nveatipntton Into the attemntpreliminary trial either tomorrow
ing
the
affairs
of
the
City
govern
e*HeralH. The order of (MS- c o u rt, attorneys representing the
or Wednesday.
For Development Of Russia *d derailment of special trains
ment.
Mul. effe
.....
« . . .
. . .
A further complication has been
lilSllI
- * c tiv e O ct. 1. in- sta te this morning entered a m°hearing members of the
The
Mayor's
announcement
was
League
Of
Nuliona
Adjusts
A tte n tio n Of InveHligatorsjadded by the existence of a secret
slves in addition to the rh***/ tion for quashing the panel sum ordered placed in the minute hook
NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (IN S)— Americs" Legion «n their
moned
for
jury
cluty
In
the
special
Outstanding
Differences
noliep. I>utP"Apt A. H
Is Focused On Finding *Of i#kr*ement which was privately ne- Returning from a month's inspec
tour” of Europe.
Defective J.B. Green nnd term of court and Judge Wallace as recording the views of the Com
Between England, France Veritable Arsenal In Home gotiated a year ago between Brig. tion tour of Russia, th« unofficial Mg~yi-uriH
missioners
as
expressed
by
them
in
Firs* attemnt occcurrod n * a rtl
W. W right upheld the objection
n
r
no
V
.
.
.
r»
u
ii
.in
_
^.Gen.
L.
C.
Andrews,
former
dry
rant S. I - Sm art.
And GermnnyOnArmnment o r
i e n r Old 1 o u ltr y m n n 'ch|ef, aml British colonial officials. American Trade Union delegation finlfe Juan station on tha Rhrn»
sPec1?' session held on Saturday
Until 2 o'clock this afternoon and dismissed the jury. A new ven-,uafternoon.
issued a partial report here today,
As
interpreted
by
those
The terms of this pact have never featured by declarations that tho Five minutes before tire Paris']
Herald had been unable to ire of 36 names was ordered sum
GENEVA,
Sept.
2
G
.-(IN
S
)—
11AM MONTON, N. J., Sept. 2 6 - been made public, although they
from Mayor E. F. Houshol- moned and court was adjourned to present’at the meeting, the notion Tl.«- League of Nation's assembly
Scvleta fear a war with Great nress. carrrirer hundreds of
(INS)—With un arrest predicted are known to cover rgm
running Britain and are particularly an lonnalree on the first leg of
at .10 of the Commission places the a f
,he cause for the shake up, but meet tomorrow morning
fairs of the City in the hands of by up nimous vote, today adjustediWithin the next 36 hours; the in- off the Atlantic const and in the
of amity and frtandeW
n s ascertained three of the sns- o’clock.
xious to attract American capital tour
the
grand jury for a n immediate the Ob! standing differences be- vvriigntion into the murder of Dr. West Indies.
through manv countries of Eurat
When court was
opened 'th is
>d officers would appear this
for
the
development
of
Russian
na
Nestle, scordlng to the consul, tional resources.
waa scheduled to nasa the .
tween G ;\ut Britain, France n n d " 'i"'«n' Lilliendahl, 72-year old
noon before the commission morning and the jurors had been investigation.
•
It
is
believed
th
at
special
state's
has
confessed th a f He was aboard
Germany
on
tli.
question
of
dl».I
physician
whose
wife
is
held
as
u
tremendous exnlosion ripped*
.quest an explanation for their sworn m, J. McHenry Jones, chief
The
delegation,
headed
by
James
aissal. U was indicated th a t the of the sta te ’s counsel, requested attorneys, who have been assigned armament nnd nntionul security,|n,a*,;r'al witness, moved forward a coast guard vessel when on Sept. A. Maurer, president of tha Penn a two-foot section of the
9 the crew of the ship stopped und sylvania State Federation of Labor, tore a dean hole In the roadbed, ft
rr might create something fcf the court to dismiss the empanel to Sanford in connection with n and paved tu > way for resumption | w l*, rnP ‘ lty
The night express, however, was
jation as the policemen were led jury on the grounds that it grand jury probe of the affairs of of the work towanl International!. ' nncipal attention focussed n- searched an American rum runner asserted they were “ moat Impress
a mile off Gun Cay, which Is Brit
14 minutes late, and the '
nined tnla morning to press was called for a regular ses the Seminole County Bunk, will disarmament, which was virtually I
‘.'nui
ng
u
“veritable
ed”
during
their
visit
to
Russia
ish territory, A cargo of
liquor
their work in this con
waa discovered (n time <
sion of court and th at the venire supplement
>causqr.
discontinued after the break-up of
,n th * hon!f
was found, the constjl said, but tha by the “hopeful spirit with which the train and m ute U over a
nection
with
an
investigation
of
ull
th<
workers
wsre
participating
in
„ther than they had received was impi(>perly summoned. Fol departments of the City govern the Tri partite Nava, Armament.
record showed that this llqu<>T was
rerant line to Nice.
.
abrupt notice of their dismissal, lowing Mr. Jones’ motion, Judge ment especially in connection with Limitation Conference In June.
, notes lo the phy8ician..a 40. year not seized by the coast guard of the life and activities of the
Several hours a fter the
i officers could offer no explnn- W right addressed members of the the expenditures of any public
country.”
The
delegation
reported
Tin;
assembly
unanimoualy.0U) widow, Mrs. Margaret Ullien- ficials. Nevertheless the rum waa that 14,000,000 Russian! belonged lion, railroad employee four
n, they said this morning. The bar asking if there were any ob funds.
.
adopted
resolutions
recommendiOgldehl.
The letters were addressed to removed and when Nestle was a r to co-operative societies which were great bouldere and a pile of i
owing is a copy of the notes sent jections to the motion.
rested a few days later some of
City
Attorney
George
A.
De
progressive
development
of
arbi‘‘Peggy
Anderson."
handling nearly half of tha retail and land on the tracks “
Attorney H. S. White appeared
i of the four men by the City
it was found in his possession.
Cottes
addressed
the
Commission,
trnticn
through
articular
and
coj-j
Armed
with
u
search
warrant,
trade In Russia. A complete re Dail, on the main line
irk: "This is t" advise you that before the Judge and stated that
The
Bahamas
authorities
uro
port
of the trin will be published Nice and Morxle Carlo. In
i City Commission have decided he was representing Forrest Lake emphatically denying certain im lectivn ngrrem ents, and recoin- t^t police ransacked Beach's home, pressing their
piracy
charges
stance, the trael^* gere cl
Idispense with your services in nnd A. R. Key, recently arrested pressions which he said had been mended speeding up the work of naing on the expressed conviction against Nestle on the grouhd that within two weeks.
Tiie labor delegation visltad all fore any damage was d(
police departm ent as of the 0n charges i n ’connection with al- Kuined as a result of statem ents the preparatory disarmament con of prosecutor Louis Rcpetto that he was not priviledged to b« aboard
ieged irregularities in the failure made ubout him ut n recent meet- ference to permit the calling of a |tl.s poultry dealer had important the coast guard vessel under the tho large cities or Russia, steel re
day of October.”
then interviewed this morning of the Seminole County Bank, and ins of the City Commission. The general disarmament conference kiii,. ledge of the crime which he terms of the understanding reached gions In the Urals, tha Daneta
was concealing from the authori with American ufficisla. Prosum- eoa) and iron district, thia. Baku oil the first borabiag, found
utenant Beckwith, Dectectivo th at he objected to th# motion be City Attome>4. brnrlded us fulse before next September.
spot
h a trmnstrans-Caucasian -VansetU sign near the •(
en and Sergeant Sm art declared cause he was of the opinion that any statement .that hnd been ntude
Another resolution was adopted ties. They found two pistols, both bl>ly this has reference to the secret Hltlda, Crimea,
, . tha
republics, and the Ukrsnian sgri- the explcwlon occurred. The
. would seek an explanation the venire had been properly sum relative to the fuel th at he hail recommending the appointment of of .32 tab V a, und u number of ugreemept,
been retained by Forrest Ij»ke or a special committee to study the shotguns anti rifles.
advanced the bell
The State Department said that cultural belt.
(hr Commission thiU -^'T noon. moned.
“The delegation fourH that man tempted
dtf of Police W llllait°*
Judge W right stated th at there A. K. Key in a legal cupucity, und question of security simultaneous Soon after Lilliendahl was found Nestle was a former American d
city ami la not. expected to te- was no case before the court in th at he was a stockholder of the ly with thnt of disnmiument, thus shot to death in his automobile on agent, but the coast guard hem ufacturing production for. tha cur
q u a rta n declared that he was a rent ftscoi year Is iHghtly above
until tomorrow. .
volving the two men and requested Hutton Construction Compuny.
mMtlnic with tl„. Fn-nch .l.'m .n j »
ST**
h«r"'
Mr. DeCottes said certain stutv- thnt tho question lx* lotntly con |vi-tiuntors stated the murder had former U. S. Marshal in Miami In the pre-war,” the report stated, nalre# In
„.ty Manager W. B. Williams de- Mr. White to .m ak a his objections
“' been committed with u revolver ehnrgv of seized liquor boats. They “and* that K is Increasing atepdlly. ed with recegt-outrage#, at
ned to comment on the action of in w riting and to state In ow n jnvnt* hnd bfun.made by Frunk. I- sidered nnd discussed.
,
, .
, ,
, . ° f .32 calibre. Tile weapons found said he never had any connection Th#
real wages
............
. g e l of
.PRth#
U city .workers ed to anarchist ur Com
Commission and said.hil-bod *«> m art the'm otion’ b f objection. Af Woodruff at a Commission meet Thl*
resolution recommended that r,n i,curh’. home were compared with the coast guard service and Is are also higher than they were be
which have she)
thment to make for publication. ter consultation with Attorney ing, wiiich had the effect of ques members of the league draft reg-* country,
The workers also
Ity Clerk L. R. philips stated that William Lake, Mr. White withdrew tioning his ability to - render the ionul defense accords among them- with the bullets taken from th • now under indictment for alleged fore the war.
violation of the prohibition law.
An extensive Investigation
receive considerable addition In the
| had been instructed to send dls- the motion nnd the court immed city legal advice without the influ selvos, nnd recommended th at tin* slain physician’s body.
The coast guard warned Nestle form of the protection and the free immediately begun by th*
ence of certain other connections. council of the League require each
notlces to the officers f r / iately dismissed the venire.
to stay away from tnelr base In rents which arc given them to a And efforts mod* to trace the
TAKES OWN LIFE
This morning’* session attracted All of these statements, which he member to mnkp known the extent
ring a special meeting of the
Fl< rida and warned their men not considerable percentage of their petratore of the near ou
minission on Saturday after- only a small group of spectators said Mr. Woodruff had made, uro of military uid that would be forth
to
nllow him on n coast guard ship, number. Unemployment Is, how through th# lettering oi^ the
NEW
ORLEANS,
Sept.
26
(INS)
on. Nothing appears on the mins- The state wes represented by At false, he further asserted.
coming in any particular armed
A few hours a fte r «he had return it was declared at tho treasury. ever, a very serious problem.
All trains were re-routed
Mr. DeCottes declured he hud conflict.
t u show what discussion fol- torneys J. McHenry Jones, L. L.
Florida headquarters has been aa“Tho relative Importance of pri different lines following th* d
red on the m a tte r and what rea- Fablsinskl and J. A. Scarlett. Fol seen Mr. Woodruff since returning
Tho assembly refused*to accept ed from the hospital wh re she kod to forward a full r*p<nt on the
vate trade is decreasing because covery of the plot, and the Leg
were given for the action,
lowing wpre the names
drawn to the city und Mr.Woodruff told the suggestion of Fridtjof Nansen, hnd given birth two weeks ago to matter.
u baby boy, Mrs. Julius Wittenof
the growth of the co-operatives. visitors placed . under a
him
the
temarks
hnd
been
miscon
this
morning
for
Jury
duty
tomor
noted
Norwcginn
explorer
who
has
je City Clerk said th at the
State Department and fP W n - !wbich
guard, participating in a
strued. The City Attorney stated been administering the League's berge, 26, took her life by swal ment legal officials were ransack- L
emission held its meeting after row:
aml which\ „ handling m u - and other (eremonlee with no __
lowing poison and then inhuling
welfare
work
in
Armenia,
that
the
>fc\
Woodruff
had
expressed
his
J.
C.
McLeod,
John
Senkarik,
G.
ainfc a upccial call. He stated
m arring
Mr. De League cease its work among the gas in the buthroom.
lh* reUU
trad€„» of. tha toward demonstration
at he waw present when several F. Bellamy. F. E. Roumlllat, B. W. regret a t the impression
basisIn*
the British have to press the ly
' h«lf
, of Tw
----- ——
ecuntry.
The „ government
stores the proceeding*.
Armenian refugees because of in
B.
F. Cottes hnd been given.
atine m atters were disposed, foi Herndon. F. F. Domer,
piracy charge. As far as they could |ePUnlry’
FRACTURES SKI LL
handle an The
additional 15 per cent.”
Paris returned to normalcy
ling which the Commission went James, Charles II. W hitner, J. E.
learn the incident was an all-Ameri
The Atturney said h e'h ad never sufficient funds.
The American visitors said they The few thousand member* of
Tho assembly voted a credit of
executive session with the Anderson, George Smith, G. E. done any business with the H ut
can
affair,
except
that
it
took
place
ft und the 10.U6.600 trails unionists American Legion ____
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn.. Sept. 26
; being dismissed. A fter the Parker. R. L. Garrison, Albert E. ton Construction Company except $3,500,000 for the construction of u
in British waters.
in Russia “one of its most power Paris have been reduced
—(IN
S
)—Thurman
Suiter,
22,
tut
League
of-Nations
palace
at
Geneva
.tting was ended, the clerk said Cline, M. E. Shelhv, M. L.* Nelson. to represent them in u few isolated i
At the same time an effort was
forces," but d nied they were status ef ordinary touri
I was instructed to send out four J. E. Brown, F. M. Purdon, I. N. rases on m atte's of little moment. as a peimnnent h*me for the employe of the State Highway De being made at the department to ful
control!
>d by the Soviet govern are spending their time In
partm
ent,
was
killed
today
when
louguc.
A
committee
of
five
was
»s.
,
-/ ^ > Lane, W. R. Edinfleld, C. I). Couch,
Mr. DeCottes further explained appointed to select plans for the a stone on which he was standing learn the exact nature of the An ment.
!seeing
• « " '* and
a*'d shopping
Shopping without
With
drews agreement.’ No copy was
fforta to reach Mayor l!oush«l- O. R. Estridge, W. H. Crenshaw, he had nothing whatever a t any structure.
“The delegutUm was particularly, obligation of attending rec
fell down a 21) foot bluff, fractur available at the deportment.
J.
V.
Jones,
C.
D.
Haynes,
J.
D.
this morning for a statem ent
time, to do with the affairs of the
by the work of tho unions meetings and banqi
ing his skull.
The United State* will be repre struck
W. L. Seminole County Bank as far as
ft without aucceaa. The Mayor Chittenden, A. W. Epps,
Legion cope still
in
the
field
of education and hdalth
FLIER
WILL
MAURY
sented at Nestle’* trial by the
J not reach his office until nearly Stoudenmire. J. J. Kasik, W. D.
(Continued On Page Three)
protection and th# rebuilding o | tho vards and the
FATALLY
WOUNDED
American
consul,
Charles
B.
Broy,
the French goi
| o'clock and later went into con- Gam er, Sandy Anderson, J. E.
country," the report added:
ATLANTA, Sept. 2 0 - (IN S)—
and u coast guard officer.
W. L. Brumley,
G. H.
ed,
th* pilgrimage la over. Mol
ce with City Attorney George Ritchie,
On
the
subject
of
w
ar
with
BIRMINGHAM.
Ala..
Sept.
26.Lieut. William V. Davis, who suc
the Legionnaire# has* either
DeCottes. The conference was Brown, M. S. Wiggins, R. R. Mur
Great
Britain,
th*
delegation
re
(IN
S
)—Mrs.
Ruth
Krunedy.
23.
cessfully nnvigsted
the plan**
l in progress sifjrtiy before phy and Allen M erritt.
ported: "There was a vary real parted for homq or left for
.
........_
. . . . . . ___
"Woolafoc"
in the .recent
Dole...I’u und T. B. Bell were believed fatal
a. The Herald later was unable
fear on the port of th* Kueiians, points In Europe on
ciH eai? raea,"w’iil be married nextriy wounded and J. B. K ennedy, hue~ *
QUEER APPOINTMENT
jwteh the Mayor a t hla hqme.
whom the delegation met, that tour.”
Saturday to Miss Margaret Cary band of the woman is in Jail follow
Workmen today
ing
an
attack
on
th*
pair
late
Sat
Great
Britain
la
attem
pting
to
Doof Peniacola,
Fla., it was announc
ns*
INDIANAPOLIS,
Sept. 2 6 urday night.
*
.
late their tountry and to eqibroll down th* h"—
ed here today.
(IN S )—Mrs. John L. Duvall to
It In war, bnt th* delegation was end other
The school bell rang this morn
of the visiting
day was named city controller by.
DIED
IN
CHAIR
impressed with the f a n that the ahonor
week
ago.
her husband. Mayor John L. Du ing for the children of Sanford. FOURTH SON- FOR" MUSSOLINI
The
three
Sanford
youths
and
u
UKLLEFONTK,
1
a..
Sept.
26
fact th at the people at* w g e r to
#
vall. recently found guilty of cor The enrollment in all of the instit
ROME, Sent, 26 — (INS)—Pr:- — (IN S )—Calm to the end, Carl^ man giving hi# name as A. N. But remain at peace onles* attached.
ruption, and will become mayor of utions of learning which threw op
Touching on A nitric an capital,
nrier
Benito Mussolini became a Nolly, 26, negro, died in th# elec^ ler and residence *s Palatka, are
Indianapolis in case
Mayor Du en their doors today for the beginthe
delegation said: "The Russian
trie
chair
at
the
state
prison
n*4r
still
being
held
on
chargee
of
vall resigns or is forced to give up nig of the 1927-28 term was very father for the fourth time today here for the murder of James
burglarising B. F. Perkins' 8tore government Med# large additions!
when
Signora
Mussolini
presented
ITISS FIELD, N. Y., Sept. his post.
'
, large.
following arrest on Saturday. •urns of capita) and U very deeirPhiladelphia patrolman.
— (IN S) — The
proposed
The song “America” opened the her husband with a son.
Bond has not yet been set. Cloth ous of attracting American in
fc-to-paris flight of Ruth El
JEW ISH HOLIDAY
exercises a t ihe Junior High Sch
ing valued at about $1,000 waa vestor*.'
, Florida beauty contest winner,
stolen according to information
ool. Dr. F. D. King, pastor of the
r was postponed until WedThe various Jewish merchants First Baptist Church, gave the In
given at th# store.
Horry TVr»y because of unfavorable w«a- of the city will close their
busi vocation followed by a reading of
willeger,
Cecil
Westfall
and M.
condittons.
ness housas tomorrow and Wed scripture. Talks appropriate to
Beatty are th# Sanford men In
liis Elder and her navigator, nesday In observance of the Rm I* the occasion were made by H. C.
custody. They were arretted by
kin Haldman, made a flight Hashana, one of
the
Pr*nc*Pa J Du Bose, chairman of the board.
a „ h „ B arleycorn . . . t h . p r i . T ^ n r ^ ^ d l f l m n . ^ o n . Sheriff C. 51. Hand and Deputies
• New York yesterday, but Cap- feasts of the Jewish faith. Special T. W. Lawton, county superin
George Griy end Albert Booth.
Haldman explained -today that services appropriate t« t
The arrests were mad# following
tendent, J. Tilden Jacobs, prlnel- ipal defendant In Municipal Court ed each time with » charge almost
»as just a pleasure trip, a* the will be conducted by the Rabbi
this morning. Several defendan’s identical with that to which she the alleged burning by them of a
pal
of
the
Junior
High
School
and
MIAMI, Fla.. Sept- 2 6 ^ (IH 8 )
- a Stinson Detroiter named Berson a t the Community House.
were tried j»u chaige* of having answered today.
Chrysler ear several mile from —Unless some plan to reopen the
Rev. E. D. Brownlee.
American Girl”--had already
The other defendants in court the city. It was stated the car Bank of Homestead. FI*-, whkh
Principal Jacobs stated to the liquor in their posaeaeion. One of
placed in perfect condition for
ICE PICK CAUSES DEATH
the accused had been,in court on did not arouse unusual interest. wee stolen from Orlando and the closed it* doors last JUM, 1* work;
Herald the enrollment today was six occasions while another hail
trans-A tlcntic hop and had
Nelson Thoma* was fined $50 on four were returning l#rit from
out h r E. M. Porter, cr
thoroughly tested. He said,
BIRMINGHAM, Alt.. Sept 26 about 350 and a great many addi appeared before the police tribun a charge of assault. Joseph Gib Gainesville. Punctu»a developed ed
state bank examiner,
tional
students
were
expected
ver, th a t Wednesday was the __(IN S)—An Inquest was ordered
al ft toUl of 12 time#, the charges son chaiged with operating a car and the men became tirlKi of driv stands lose
i day he would consider for by the county cordfier today into withip the next several days.
under the required age, was fined ing it on th* tlm. A man working 000 in public
Mr. Lawton stated he expected being the same eaeh time.
to P aris because of a low the death of W. V. M. Robertson.
Chris
Lomax
waa
fined
$200$3. Richard Seventon waa diamls nearby saw th# car afire and In th* defunct Institution,
area over the Atlantic,
Sr., local financier, whose body the attendance a t the three pri the maximum penalty - on a sed on a charge of vagrancy.
formed th# sheriff.
to R. H. Hunt, assistant
ces W . Grayson, another
mary school* would tun between a
It i* believed th* defendants attorney, who has Just eo
charge
of
having
liquor
in
his
Tho
$10
bond
of
W
ill
McCoy,
thousand and • eleven
hundred
possession.
His appearance in who- waa triad on a charge of be- will be connected with several an official in'
honors, declared today that
children this morning.
hla heart.
court
today
was
the thirteen-.ii b-g thunk, was estreated in court. other robberie* in Sanford. On# bank.
d her crew consisting
Mrs- Pearl B abitt gave a talk
SHOALS PROTEST
the quartet l* said t o have
“Collateral"
vee Go
Stultx and Bryce
Goldsto (he children of the., gram m ar one for having spirits prohibit* > T.u coso of WU1 Anderaod, ch*rg: of
wl
ogh. probably would fly* In her SH EFFIELD , Ala., SepL-26.—1 K hool of which she is principal, by the law. Lomax hod two «•»*I * ith larceny, waa Uansferred m i l damaging admissions. Prac S s e45
c
u
r i ty for Its
tlcslly
a
lip
f
th#
stolen
goods
was
these
V
3
case*
tranaferred
to
tn»*
t
idunly.
Sam
Crawford,
charg*ky am phibian‘some day this (INS)—A delegation
-•• - headed
» . « - • b y \« a -■*«
exercises this
n!ng
tpenl
t the o----rounty and appealed both of them «1 with being drank, was fined located stored in a small house a t large pert of
to .Old Orchard, -Me., to ta- Congressman Ed Aimon and com
im- j morning wrhlch were informal.
l0*Mapl# Avenue. Arroete were ncterizes as
to the Superior Court.
$10. Coretha W right wo#'dismis 910
ate the desirability of the posed ot prominent men of the
Mrs.
__ Stoll* Arrington, principal
nde after a chase through the rarities In
m
sed
on
a
disorderly
charge.
topping off point.
• * Musle Shoals district are enroot*
Grace
Coleman,
also
brought
up
tha prilnary sh o o ts in a superDora, held by the
L.
D.
Barber,
brought
before
woods
0!t l the road to
to W ashington to protest the q t» r- y{
capacity, sU te the number on a charge of having liquor in
te
nut
of this city.
six
miles
out
of
SanforJ.
MAY NOT RETURN
tering o f troop* a t M“»le Shpals. of chlWr€ft Qn hand for the first her possession, will have her ease the court on * charge of beta*
^
___mmx,I
,
..ecordiac te
drunk,
we*
fined
$5.
Elio
SmitH
disposed of later. I t waa eonthi a a i v i ’ day’s classes waa gratifying.
FUNERAL 8 ERVICE8 HELD
hanking offtpUMD RAPIDS, lflch., Sept: OFFICIAL---------o
before the crest a fine of $7, being ehkrged
REPORTED M1SS1N(.
— | M tuaj , nroiim«nt according ued. Grace ha*
9)—Possibility th a t Rev.
with
drunken##*.
,
.
n tu h<”’
.
»n thA records ut tb€ vuHouu court nine time* in
I. Jordon, the m arrying mlnJoe Davis out on bond of $20 on
presence today. She has appexROME,
Sept.
««hool*
follow*:
South
Sid#
Priof Columbus, Go., n
a
charge of reckleea driving h*4
six
times
on
charges
of
hvin*:
c .u n„i 46J.
a s i, Fast aide P ry
railway official* were reporter!*__
v a p o ry gchoo,
turned to Charlotte, ... ...
his
l»ond estreated. Clifford H ar
liquor
in
her
possession.
Puriiy
'
school 90; West . Side P ri
a charge of bigamy preferred missing today a fte r a relief train
ris
wee
fined $6 on • charge of
uw
, n 8 Grammar Schoo cose too was continued. Tl
Hr*. Emm* Lanridg* Jordon, on which they, were onrout* to ■
flood
district
of
the
Uppe^r
Trent™a
H«.
w
*iw.ool
3SO.
Choice
” -—
.1326) Junior High SJchool 350.
y* by fiupt. oi •IkUUU
*lno volley feU Into
♦
Commission Lets
jt Quartet After
[Special Session On
Saturday Afternoon :
..........—
COURT RECESSES
AFTER QUASHING
fS S !t£ 3 £ \ REGULAR: PANEL
mse Unknown To
Dismissed Men
At Meeting Todayjcjjn|e
Probe May Uncover
Many Irregularities
Andrews Had Private
Pact With British
Huge Sign “Viv<
Sacco And ’
t r Found At
Where Bomb
Attempt Is Made
To Derail
TRADE UNIONISTS Express With M
Legionaires Ne
BACK FROM TOURj Wrecked
By B
OF SOVIET WORKS *** * = ■
^f
WAY IS PAVEDFOR1EXPECT ARRESTS
WAR AGREEMENT! IN NEXT 36 HOURS
AT GENEVA MEETiLILIENDAHL CASE
s J s re fa ifc J :
•
1
^
;ht Miss Elder
’aria Postponed
m seW eather
City- Schools Open
This morning With
Large Attendance
Men Who Robhed
Perkins’ Store Are
Arrested Saturday
Liquor Cases Feature Docket Of Police
Court Before Judge WhiteTKisMorning
W ttw s s r*
Busted
BankOf Homestead
if a
*i
�ANFORD HERALD,
Boxing Commission
Refuses To Cancel
Decision In Fight
Tunhey down for the count of Nin^ in the Seventh round
Invited To Hold
Next Big Fight In Chicago
On Coming Fourth Of July
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.— (INS)
—Gene Tunney will remain un
disputed world** heavyweight
boxing champion. The Illinois
Boxing Commission, John C.
Righeimcr, chairman, announ
ced today, will not -consider a
protest of the decision of the
Thursday night. “As far as the
Commission Is concerned the
roteat of the decision fUet^jjy
eo P. Flynn, Dempsey's maniT
ger. will not bt» considered, as
tho bout was conducted in ac
cordance with the rules and reg
ulations of the Commission. The
decision ns rendered by referee
Dave Barry will stand.
N O T i7 u n n e y / s
Manager F iles
A Protest But
• tf<4nr
zrn r.
]
jit.
AW
. <
man available will be the survivor
and, in that c a y , his meeting with
me would be inevitable."
Tunney was almost unmarked in
•spite of his
strenuous
seventh
■rCHlCAG0 ,
Sept.
24.— Jack
round with Dempsey, during which
Dempsey, the man who almost
he sat on tho floor. doll-eyed, f o r
farm* back, told International New*
nine an d 'a fraction sieond.i but g o t
up in time to save his title. He dis
Sekrico today th a t contrary to all
missed with n wave of h ij
hand
reports,, he did not contemplate
I,eo P. Flynn’s
post-bout bleat
• m aking a protest of the decision
of referee Dave Barry on Thurt- '■take. The invitation will *be ex- about u long count.
“ I sat there and listened for nine;
day night when Gene Tunney re 'tin d cd during a luncheon a t which
tained the heavyweight title.
, Tunney will be the guest of the when I heard it, I gut up," he said,
“ I will issue no statem ent to •local committee of business men "and when I got up, I beat Demp
newspapers, as it has been stated,” whose efforts resulted in bringing sey. That should tell the atory.”
fight
to busatW ornt—exec.lsClr’i:f*oeije\Vs
the form er heavyweight champion the Tunney-Dempsey
In discussing the probability of
•aid. *‘I have nothing in mind at Soldiers’ field on Thursday night.
The invitation, it is understood, his return to Chicago next summer
this tim e as to a protest of Barry’s
far an* thur championship
match,
decision and his manner of count will receive an informal acceptance Tunney wnxed eloquent about the
frrm
the
Champion,
with
the
ngree1
ing the seconds when I had Gee on
city, its surroundings, its officials,
the floor in that seventh round.” m eet that this acceptance can only' the public and its treatm ent of
j
become
morally
binding
in
the
I
Dempsey said he probably wuuid
that his opponent is n first !
rem ain in Chicago until * Monday, ’;event
jc!bk« man.
when ho will leave for New York, i
clear !
He expects to spend several days • This much Tunney made
In New York anti then return to this m orninj in a conversation with
his home in Los Angeles. He will an em issary of the committee. The
be accompanied east by his wife, champion's notion, as expressed «n
Estelle T»ylor, thoMfe. recn star.! that occasion, was thnt only the
The pugilist nuidV it plain he 1beat mnn would be uceeptable and '
did n o t intend to engage-in a con- 1that th a t mnn could be determiner!
through n series of eliminations, |,
troversy a t this time with the III- ‘ involving
Dempsey .Ja ck Sharkey,;,
Commission regarding the dispute Paulino and ethers.
,
over the count given Tunney. He
‘‘I
w
ant
no
set
up
for
my
next
did not say he would not say he
Tunney declared. “Get me I
would not ultimately back up his match.”
the stan d -out man in the field und |
. m anager. Leo P. Flynn, who y e s-1the fight is yours. If Rickard can I
terday filed protest with the com-1 line up his candidates as
he did >
'mission, but he declared the entire I this year, I am r.urc that the best i
m atte r would be dropped by him, •
a t least for the present.
(
Dempsey has completely recov
ered. from cu ts and bruises sus- talned in his fight with Tunney
and was extrem ely chee-ful today.!
CHICAGO,
still think I
m
&
4 a. «
1
E
J A P S INCREASE
THEIR HOLD ON
BIG PROVINCES
National Position Solidified
In Manchuria Under Action
Taken By Premier Tanaka
TOKIO. Sept. 21 — (IN S )—Jap-'
WATCH, CLOCK, JEWEL!
REPAIRING. S
Hound Crystals J5<«—im j -
. .
Shape* ■rtnim l
l i on
LITTLE JEWELERY SHi
•T hnt
B ills P o r %|,i•»**
11.1 I ' r l n c i u
Dempsey boring: ini
T h e a tr e IlM*
unite y in one of the early rounds
r,
GridTeamsPrepare Golf S t a r s Battle
To Go Into Action For Tourney Title
Sept. 24 (L N S )-’ I ' First Time In 1927 In Final R o u n d s
can whip Gene Tun- 1
,
The words are Jack Dempsey’s 1».*
” ‘ . K»
(IN S )-CHERRY
1
a n d ithey were uttered with corn»*»*>*» its light artillery GARDEN CITY
,'
r«hribU v d h e m Z tS a y a* the I^
nttion tod*>’
<>{ »*>* With *»» u n « p .
b ittlc s c a rre d ex-ehnmpmn echoed , !. K <nftVrn teanis wi|I ‘*ngav the two Canadii
the contention of his manager Le„ ,n 'vnrm uP contest with smaller, Ada Mackenzie
P. Flynn. th a t he had t S n ^ u n t ^ »“ the slaughter to Stirling Fraser
fd out of the decision T hursday! P,rov]df, n I,ornnn h<’,“lay for tho b 0^ * 1 ®f ,h* v
g
night in the seventh round of M *i »**K feII°wa.
Golf Champion*
championship fight with Tunney. • Overwhelming victories for tho '
J"r the ci
Dempsey declared he wbold file ' r m v powerful teams are not n car- 1l' day bclwee.i
immediately' if protest with the III-! tainty, however, os some of th • c, •
.
lol* Athletic Commission.
F ly.n i weaker outfits may cause’ upseis
filed a protest of th . dcislon ye:t-1l,s,n* lhl’ P -w lateral pass. Many ' ,rr
i
'
terday but the commission w ould! f.u.n' hc-? *iavi’ not perfected an f.lr- i. . .
not entertain It because it was 1 1’1*1 defense ngnlst this form «if
'y not Signed by Dempsey.
U taek.
“When Tunney fell 1 did go Into
Tho University of Pennsylvania i '
,
am corner,”• i„a___________
_ “Th,, oltven, which plays Franklin Marid Jack heatediy,
pictures show I was behind Tunney. Still the count was halted
while the referee made me go inM
another corner, those seconds wer*
year.
Then.
They gave Tunney.
time to recover and thut cost me
the championship.”
While Dempsey had little ho|>e'of
getting tho commission to alter
• he decision, he said he felt justi
fied in filing the protest regarding
.Tunney, he said:
“Tunney is a g re a t„ \x a r . I don’t
suppose there is a better skilled
•nan in tho ring. But I can whip
him. I knocked him out Thurs
day night and I can do it again.”
Dempsey denied thut his ring
career is over.
“Of course,” he said, “I may nev
er get another fight. Hut I feel
th at I ’m in as good condition as
ever, and if a fellow will stand up
NATIONAL LKAGl'K
Flayer & Club G All R II
I*. Wnner,
.
H tts.
14S 597 112 228
Hornsby,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 147 540 127 l'j:i
I it thin: i Kh 5 New York 8
I... Want-r,
Cinclnnnfi 0-3, Urooklyri 3-4,
Fitts.
112 590 130 212
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 0.
The Giants, who made it two out
£tephen*on,
.
SL Louis 2, Boston 3,
of three by scoring a sensational
Chgo.
140 504 97 191
victory over Pittsburgh yesterday,
H arris,
tackled the Pirates for the last
Pitta.
122 8iS 50 131
time today in a game that undoubt
Leader a year ago today,
edly will make or break the New
grave, Cincinnati .350.
Yorker*. They are only 2 -2 games
behind the leaders this morning but
AMERICAN LEAGUE
m ust win the final game in order
Pluycr St Club G AH R II
to sta y in the running.
Simmons,
A vjetory for New York al*3
Philn. % 99 384 82 151
would revive the drooping Cardi
Heilmann,
nals, whose defeat by the Boston
Detroit
134 475 108 185
Brave* yesterday cost them second
Gehrig,
ptgle and left them three full
New York 149 560 144 212
gninea behind Pittsburgh.
Fothergill
Iburgh still needs six vicDetroit
137 613 91 186
in its rem aining eight gum.-s
Cobb
PORT
SEW
ALL—1200,000
ork and St. Louis make u
Philn.
133 496 106 175
i. Even if th j Pirates Sunrise Inn . under constru
Combs
here.
ve put of eight, howhe Giants and Cardinals canI.cniler a year
'ford to lose a single game.
ush, Detroit .373.
In Hini/*
Won Lost To Play Pet
------TH E BIG FIVE
Orgh
89 57
K .610
w home of Player G AB R 11 HR
York
87 60
7 .592
on Cathedral Hrrnsby 147.640.127 193 26
Kiis
86 6o
8 .589
Cobb
133 490 105 175. 5
Giants “pullid a Tunney”
-----I
Ruth
115
517 150 181 56
lay, defeating the Pirates 6
contract let,Sneaker 136 619 72 170 2
ftc r they apparently had
St. Armands- Collins
93 221 60 72 1
locked out. Led by Pie Trayk> walloped a triple with the
■all. the Hugs kayoed Iiurly
YESTERDAY’S HOME RIJNS
and led 5 to 0. The Giants
NATIONAL LEAGUE
got to Carmen Hill, howPlayer A UlUb
Yesterday Total,
ml gave him the w orks.1
Hafny. Cardinal*
1
10.
om singled with th e b * * * .
Fournier, Bravca
1
10.
I Ini Ote Mvanth. andI In the f p ^ t e r t d
e came Jiom* with the w u c , rll
AMERICAN LEAGUE
un a fte r tying .the . scor • formerly
NONE.
AVIDSON
in t iih coiM T o r Till-: c o r.v r v
j r(Mil-:, nk. u in o i . k
r o i 'v r v
s r v n : ok i i .o h ii m .
In rf I he e s t a t e or J. K. I.AINO,
l h.censeil—In Probate.
P IN A L NOTP.’K
NOTICE 1H H E R E B Y C IV K N that
l*'« U inlerslgued w ill on Hie le t tiny
of N o v em b er. A. D .'IM T . preeent to
th e H o n o ra b le f t . o n l y J utlae or Hen,.
Inole « m in ty . F lorid a , th e ir fin al r e .
turn, a c c o u n t nml v o u c h e r s ns ail*
mlnlst rat r ic e s or th e eslulti o f J. K.
I.AINfl, tlitcensetl. uuil nt snhl lim e,
then n m l th ere, m a k e n|i|>llcutlun to
Ihc so ld J u d a e fo r u fln.il s e t t l e s
meat o f th e i r a d m i n is t r a t io n o f sa id
ertn te. nml fo r a n o rd er illschark-lng
Ihcm n s su ch A d m in istr a t r ic e s,
A I
J I'Ll A K. LAI NO nml
J K A N K T T K K. LAINO,
A s A d n iln l e tr u trices o f lh » »s, • a l e o f J. K. LAINO, d u c e u s.
BascuallStatistics
in Major Leagues
y y - I M i
JL^.
I'
.
d e r’s home run In the n in th !
American League, the
ended th d r losing a tm
games by nosing out, tl
THE LEADERS
National—Wilson 28. Cy Will
iams 28, Hornsby 26. Tarry 20
Bottomley 18, lltfe y lfl.
• I American—Ruth 56, Gehrig 45,
1 the U iz e ri 18, K. Williams 17.
» Sox
______
.w **ve M . LEAGUE TOTALS
I Sox, NATIONAL 457.
AMERICAN 420.
j oU c Ia
" % ™ w r:
address
Athletic Dept
r o » t h k m i n o i. k c o p n -
1-LOHIIiA.
*
IN CIIANCPUV
ant?j ‘ c wa**kbh. coili'LainV*
T agging AIlBases
m s u u h i k
For Riurvations
N TIIK I’lHC’tllT COURT TWKM
Results Of Games
3
SEA TS O N
SA L E N O W
'* lh° 27l,‘ *1“y 0f A" ‘cu*t*
, ANT>N P ' W A LK ER, d e p e n d .
OHDKH OP PF B L IC A T irtv
K 'VAI.KK*. MACON.
uTreVi a,:r ," 'rthr
University of Fla.
Gainesville
anil re -
r.! ,l .y ^ Of t >ct?.he“ P,r * D U? ^ 7
ouVn i h f C!'rnp,* l',« n i filed strain A
ourt?
’
OV*’
.‘' nu"e * n ' 1
Add »c l« m n «f sdM
ubir.h?3n.rn
FLEMING
FIELD
Dempsey missing a left swing to Tuimey’s body in Second round
GAINESVILLE
NION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For tr e .lm .n t of R ,„ , W orm ,. j , , „ „
, „ y lldn e n J p tto
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tho
u n io n p h a r m a c y
Phone 375
SELLING OUT
New And Used Ti
.
•
*
25 Per Cent Below Cost
New Springs, each
New Axles, each .............
.
• ~
New Ring Gears,
.....•............... .. .
New Pinion Gears, each............ ........... '----USED PARTS AT ANY PRICE
Sanford
Auto
Parts
.
. •
dlo Sanford Ave.
�Now For a Little Scratchy Autumn Dance
As Brisbane Sees It
Florida citizens who in recent months have viewed with Ten B-'llioni S u rp lu s
gome apprehension the increasing number of avowed and po For Smoking M other*.,
tential candidates for governor will find a measure of relief Fight Again? Yea.
in * ruling of the supreme court which has decreed that mem Youth in Old Age.
S*tfik
bers of the last legislature cannot become candidates for
Maratr«, saiUM.
chief-executive of Florida. The opinion is based tipomrxon-1 (-oprrl(k) II1T hr Star fa,
stitutfonal provision which prohibits legislators from in
creasing the salary of an office for which they expect to THE STOCK EXCHANGE tndileri the week gaily, price* in th«
become a candidate.
D tiic iu m o N
big speculative ito rlu , Steel and
TAw
Under the supreme court’s decision Senator John S. General Motor* going up. A nation
5S
?
tr~
*«»
Taylor and Representative W. A. Mackenzie, who h a v e that ram * ten thousand millions a
rkm1
Hr C»W fr **r n a _.1___
been
mentioned prominently ns candidates, find themselves year more than it needs to live on,
* « k l t r tf l iltt i H I r e a l
present
in a position of.being unable to qualify, and Senator John W. which is isthenot country's
-va nation to sell
n»- t m M l a * r « H ,i K « H * r » r t » - Watson of Miami, who has alreudy announced Cor the office, condition,
short.
■ r t w i t t u • I* Ik*
i l»w*l M tm Im l* * , r m l i l t f I i m will be compelled to withdraw. Any other member of the
t*M 1 M a*H*r m i u h i m Im Um last legislature, which voted to raise the governor’s salary,
IHl. HARDER OF Michigan say*
» » « * r ............... F »r t * <*jir *•»»»*mm HU Ik* IM*I*( rrrMta mt Ik* t a is also in the same position as far ns his candidacy for the (50 in 100 babies born of mother*
Ur* w aria. Tkr 1 . 1 . l i t h h «W .
that smoke die before the age of
Ir (M ltttal b> PiarMa a U ft* governorship is concerned.
two; nicotine poisoning kills them.
» * t k a a * m i tla l* a m t la
While friends and supporters of these particular men That may be exaggeration, but a
at aaaal.'
may feel that the court ruling is unjust, nevertheless, it woman nursing a baby and smok
T l* Herald la
■ t a k t r a t Ik*
AMU ; i a m « at . Clrvalatlaaa, aa is reasonable and wise, protecting citizens of this state ing a cigarette is not u pretty
l a t m t l l a a a l Aaa*«4all*a mt r a h . against any attempts of a group or combination to conspire sight.
Iiahrra. A tH H Itrn , Bad A d m tM a a
Years ago this w riter suggested
Atreata which r r a t l m rack fa h - to produce benefits for themselves. It is true that the de
IU k * r.a m rW r
a* aabaitt ta
« cision eliminates some estimable and capable men, yet at that women postpone smoking un.
til the end of the child-bearing
U a n a g k aadlt a t la k w rltllta llats
la ard rr I* v tiU r abaalatrlr all this particular time it is particularly u fortunate circum period. When women
did
not
tlalH a a t rlrralatlaa da well aa
smoke or drink each
child had
stance for the people of this state.
’k n t i t haalaraa n e t hada. ,
When there are several good men seeking an office half a chance, no m ntter what the
MONDAY, 8HPT. 2«, 1927
might do.
along with one or perhaps two who are undesirable, there is father
T----- .----------------------■
Made of the mother's flesh and
always that possibility that the people's very wishes may he blood the mother is u ho ml red
TMK IIKHALD*S PHOliRAH
l w r t a a * a r la rlljr aad aaaalr ad. defeated and the undesirables elected. The vote upon the times more important In the baby
iw ntuM . ■*,
V-M **H« watre real* I* Jarkaaa best in the race should be concentrated and not scattered than the father.
IMk
i *1 I hraat»a«tlaa at at, Jahda ladlaa over a field of five or six men. In this instance a scattered
RICKARD SAYS. "TH ERE i*
tit* * V«aat.
■Iv—Idaaaaratlaa at 'a a a t H f “l'»t* vote would be a decided detriment to Florida’s best inter a lot of money for Dempsey in the
aa -n w k .
ests. As it is, the supreme court ruling makes it possible fight game yet. I will mntch him
h —Aa*»aratl*« at balldfa*
praI H a - k ta a r , hatrla, ayarCmrai for the people to register their choice between a fewer num with a big guarantee."
ber of men with little likelihood of electing someone whom Tunney won't retire to lecture on
« o A u a a v a l t r Cheat.
virtuous life, quite yet. He say*;
Ic-^*'tjd.aletiaa at e ll/
heaatlfa. they do not want.
A t e a aad atedera hetpltal.
| **—
I ’
%
■
■ '
-
»
■
—
.
— L~ .
Already They Come
...»
UU3£R VSIWK FOR TODAY
MY DEFEN SE AND REFUGE:
—The Lord la oiy defence; and my
God is the rock of my refuge.
"I'll fight Dempsey again or any
body in the world for
a million
dollars."
One fighter, the
big
negro,
Juek Johnson, watched that fight
pensively. In his prime tie could
have beaten either of them, but he
is Muck and never tool much of a
chance.
Johnson laughed all
the way
through his fight with Jeffries
and to "Tail" Dorgun, who asked,
“ Why do you laugh?" he answ er
ed, “ You would laugh, loo, if you
hud such a picnic as I uni having."
You know the story of the mun
bitten by a ting ending "The man
recovered from the bite, the dog it
was that died."
The Dempsey-Ttinney tight wa*
like that. Neither fighter was injurud and each got a fortune for
.10 minute*' work.
Eleven radio listeners died as a
resclt of the fight. Three dropped
dead when Tunney was floored in
the seventh round. Others died of
exciteheart failure caused by
merit. One swallowed u toothpick
und choked.
In Saturday's Herald there were al ft-asl two inter
views with prominent Floridans in regard to the prospects
for the coming tourist season. Both of them seem through
P8*R 4Y $R : “The Lord U my
ly
agreed that Florida is on the verge of the biggest tour
ftocVr'ln Him I hide; A shelter in
ist influx in its history. They report that wherever they
the time of a to m ."
went during there recent trips out of the slate, they found
■
T H E LANK
people talking Floridu and making their plans to come here
Some day, 1 think there will be
this winter.
. people enough
And they are not alone in this opinion. The railroads
In ktfxlield to pick all the black* ,
tu rr its .
are making elaborate preparations to take care of unprethe' hfdgea of Green Lane, cidented demands for accommodations. The various com
, etrelgnt
Lane where now September panies are contemplating many new schedules in anticipation
of the .expected hegira. Railroads do not often make mis
Wes herself
bl icken and blackberry, hare- takes in anticipating the demands of the public.
_ and dwarf g one.
in the Inst month’s issue of the Manufacturers Record’
Today where yesterday a hundred
more than, one article bore out this theory. In one of them
WereTdbbling, halcyon bells shake figures were given which were astonishing to those not
posted even in Florida. Few of us have any conception of
W Jfre awgy ; •
/
Of w aters' th a t no vessel ever thfe number of northern cars which are already making their
mailed—
*
'i.ki '
way southward.
*
I t la a kind of spring, the chaffinch
'To
quote
this
publication:
"During the month of Julv,
tries
Ilia song, for heat ia but Hike rfum- 6,324 / ’out-of-state" liacensed automobiles curried 26.324;
mer too,
' '
S' »y tourists into Florida oydr the JncksonviUe-St. John* River
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER, 62
This hilght be w inter’s quiet, which bridge at Jacksonville. This is nearly double the number yearn old, look* 22 and showed a
the y ilnt
theater full of women her youth*
O f hollies dark ? -in the swollen, irf motor tourist- travlers who entered Floridu through preserving method*. .She empha
_hedges
_____
jthfs gateway/into the lower part of the state in July, 1926, sised this, "Don’t drink or »moke"
lasts
One mJIe—and those bells ring, lit- a n d it is a substantial increase over, each of the preceding if you want to look young.
Many women must xtruggle for
- ti& S W
.in
I m o n t^ H o f A p ril, May and June of this yeur."
.
l u6lT information is certainly encouraging. Think of a itifk iu l youth beeuuse their fool
ish husband* demand paint and
The lape ends and once more ail j
y ver twenty-six thousand individuals coming ,into
, I nowiMr, hut it ought not to be necia the same.
Florida through one gateway during the month of July. ie**ary.
—Edward Thomas j It would do credit to a winter month. It would mean lots Julia Ward Howe, ut HO, wa* a*
The i.ondon M ercury, of people If it included all gateways and modes of travel. beautiful a* a t IH.
one
month, and one entrance wny! That does If women would develop the inI t taka* a tot of nerve to w rite
r.itle of their *kull* and let n a tu re ’
City sound good.
editorial* on tn ak ln r the
and time do a* thpy will with the)
beautiful these day*.
We
shall
watch
with
interest
for
the
report
on
August.
fncp and it* line*, they would be
-— o - --September,
all question
question oi
of tloui)
doubt huppier.
Well, before thi. veek. ia over .v
, ' ' “V ’ and
"7,. October, ■for beyond
u«ywnu aii
we ought to know what waa Jope ,this, number will rapidly increase until November and De
with tht hoapital money.
?. member will see all records shattered for winter visitors in WILL H. HAYS, "KING of the
• * ---- r-o
■
{ Florida.
movie*,’’ in the Time* Square the
“Democrat*.of Wqat Endorse ,Al
ater night before, laat saw Musso
Smith,'" aaya the Tbnea^Union*
lini and heard hiKi talking on the
JACKSONVILLE
FL O R IO A
Loch
Arbor
Prices
MedToday’sDemand
Prices in I.och AHior
Plumbing: — Heating:
"Service You'll Appreciate”
BATH TOWELS
JAMES A. SANDS
In order th a t we may get <>ur
.special double loop Turkish bath
towels introduced into n* many
homes as possible we will mnil
to any address 4 towels for
fl.UO postpaid.
These towel* are nize 20 by
40 and a special double loop
construction, woven from best
select cotton yam*.
Do not confuse thi* heavy
douhle loop 'towel* with the
light flingle loop.
Albert B. Kirby,
______________ Gaffney, 8. C.
.12.1 Sar./ord Ave.
VOLUSIA NEXT
•
DAYTONA BEACH flEW S-JOURNAI.
—o-------
If Th« Herald printed ait tho
gossip It hears, it would hav* -n.' Sunf<)rd htt* borrowed Volusia ;not with the idea of blackening
.2 .. county’* prosecuting officer and reputations and frightening busiget a brand new tw enty-four -page
prega to atand the atrain.
■ ' * led the way in startin g a cleanup nt**, but to find what, if any, per
of her banking troubles, a situ a son* can be brought to answer- lie
----------- o-------- 4.
described as the knows that the public eye ia upon
Rumor has it—and of courts tion which is
him und he is assured that the con
(hem m ay b« nothing t o 'i t —th a t worst in the state.
there la tom e .wonderful poker be
With sim itar methods and a s duct of the present investigation
ing played these days a t the-Elk* s is ta n ts ,^ S ta te 's Attorney Joseph in this county, as the one in Semi
Club.
A. Scarlett has pledged himself to nole county, cun make or m ar hi*
a t home and throughout
sponge the mud from Daytona reputation
A t least, eleven persona died Beach's sunken banka and delve to the state.
Governer M artin stated to Tho
Thursday night listening to fight the bottom fo r the causes of th eir
returns over th e radio. Some dif condition. The state haa offered its New*. Journal about a week ago,
ference In the condition of those aid and Mr. Scarlett has accepted, “ I am not going to do anything
who 'died an d 'th o se who participa urging haste in sending the bank y et."’ His investigation started in
ted In the f ig h t
examiner and attorney who will Seminole county under direction of
---------o—
represent the state
in Volusia Mr- Scarlett and a state bonk ex
aminer,he is now ready to act in
"Big Navy’’ advocate* w ant to county.
Volusia county.
rpend a t le a s t two hundred and flfThere is nothing inconsistent In
ly million on cruisers and subm ar the action of Mr. Scarlett o r tho ■ The time is at hand, Daytona
ines- T hat am ount o f money could governor. Mr. Scarlett seems 10 Beach will appreciate a speedy Inli< a lot for.acheob and hospitals have remembered from the first vestigstion attended by strict Just
ice to all, and cessation off the
i* this country.
-*
h i. declaration th at he would in'-Idamaging** flow o T X r g e T and
. t —-—
o—
——
——
qulfe diligently into the situation, 'countercharges.
Levine and. h it w ife teem to be
IjPCM tar in a a international argun ^ n t’about w hether he vrIU contito fhr. He'd b e tte r compromise
e a t $ out If be doesn’t w ant to
FLORIDA STA TE NEWS
the U j Gy.
. ■- ■1
s /T h o Value of a newspaper is
Progress I* only secured through
t Xenia” turned measured In term s of the fetrlessconstructive
criticism manifested
of fo rty mile and four neas of Its editoriaf policy. The
Tba “ St. Raphael dldr—hewing to the line— in its through the medium of pitiless
baek.—Banford Herald
e for the people against all publicity. It is the lash which
le turned it down.—Palm forms of oppression or wrong is a b'ing* results, and all the milk
Independent
useful snd constructive force In snd chalk mouthings of a weak
the community and gainaeven the and insipid policy enunciated by
you notice tbs Tunney- respecct of those It opposes or hnlf-wits will hat Jly d eter us front
the burning s ta r to which we have
t picture s t th« hot criticises.
sport page In Tbd Herr - A vigorous newspaper exercising hitched our wagon.
ty ' night? It showed Its rightful prerogative is the
We are an integral p a rt of Tall
isslng a (eft swing voice o f the people. It speaks fo r ahassee. We want to see It proshave landed a t least them in m atters which vitally con P«' and grow great among the
tho b o lt Aad they call cern th sir welfare and happinaaa. galaxy of splendid cities of this
It Is
greater
Constructive- criticism , as ex commonweclth.
than any individual, or group of
pressed
in
a
free
snd
untram
m
ell
President ' Coolidge
individuals.
It comes flrit, and
i r to H indehbarg of- ed press, is lagaly responsible fo r it is our purpose to use what talthe
greatness
of
America
today.
rrin g condolences on tbO death of
ents we posses. In advancing Its
’on
u», the Gorfoan sm bss- Practically all necessary reform s interests along the highway af
which
have
made
the
U
nited
odor. T ea yaare ago h a . would
progress.
tv * bbon'tlckied to death. I t’s S t a t e s . the g reatest nation on
earth,
were
initiated
by
the
press.
What adversely affects Tallainby 'griMd caaM I tho difference
We believe the interest of the hasBet* also adversely affects us,
women people is param ount to the Interest ■"d w# again reiterate our policy
of o
individual or group of In to fight it. battles despite the vagdividuals,,
and It ia o a r policy to ariea of a spineless, protoplasmic
duly educations I
o i t h e closing o i apeak fo r them Ut all m atters a f Pullyanna. •
fecting th eir
well-being
even
We hate a hypocrite. W# have
though It la necessary to differ no patience with ignorance or
‘
•*&
w ith .of oppose the wishes of ou r stupidity. Both are inexcusable
« U»««k bast
personal friends,
and unnecessary.
iA-iJ
f t ST;. *- *
f*-r
. .
FEARLESSNESS
^
—
- o
—
Select
CHRISTMAS
Jeweler
Gifts NOW on our new
ea.<iy payment plan.
108 Magnolia
Drily 7H Shopping days be
fore Christm as.
DeForest-Santord
Realty
Co.
I
Box 339
Sanford
MANUFACTURE’S OUTLET
SHOE SALE
screen in New York city. .
The talking picture, taken in
Rome by the Fox-Cane movietone,
was not merely "life-like," it was
life and speech, the absolutely real
ity. Mussolini, in boot* and ridrng
breeches, is seen walking out,of his
palace into a “close-up/’ He bow*
to Fletcher, speak* first In F.ng.
lish, and Italian.
Every Italian, every intelligent
person in America will w ant to see
that picture.
You could not know Musaolinl
better if you went to Rome to talk
with him.
Baker Brother’s Shoe Store
107 W. First Street
Now Is The Time To Save Money On Fall Fdotwear
Our buyers have sent us shoes from the leading Factories and our shelves are full
of the latest styles a t prices to satisfy the most economical purchaser; Our entire
stock is reduced to rock bottom prices.
THE PICTURE
WITH
the
voice will be the picture of the fu
ture and the great industry should
realize i t
The voice is printed a t the edge
of the film, synochronixatlon is
perfect. You see the lips from each
word as it is uttered.
The talking picture of the fu
ture will be educational. The great
surgeon will perform hi* operation
cn the screen, explaining it aa he
work* and medical student*
all
oven the world will see and hear.
Professor* will lecture and preach,
ers preach for million*.
Ladies’ Fine
Slippers. At
Novelty
Slippers At
$3.99
$2.99
. TH E GOVEMtMENT
arrests _
Henry SonensnVie to
prevent!
transporting nictures of the b ig '
fight frem Illinois to other states. >
Government says such pictures a r e 1
demoralising.
W hat about vivid descriptions
of the fight sent over the radio to
50,000,000 people. T h a t is inter
state transportation w ith a ven
geance. Even the convicts in pen-i
itentlaries enjoyed radio descrip-1
tions of the blows and btood and
heard the g reat crowd roaring Ita
delight.
e
School
Oxfords
Patent &Tan
$3.45
:S
i*
GERMAN
SHIPBUILDERS
premia* sh ip , th at will cross In
four and one-half days. Thsy will
ba oil burners, extra
speed will
c<rnsum« a terrific am ount of extra
fuel, but thjres trips instead of two
will m o k o u p fo r th« ex tra
fu«I
co st
Children's
Shoes
Men’s Shoes
Patent & Tan
At
Solid Work
Shoes
- - ■’“
At
99
$ 2.99
$ 2 .3 9
c
up
*
t
Sh<ie Store
Baker I3ros.
v.
INASMUCH AS TH E national
governm ent cannot see ita way to
establishing an a ir fpre* to meet
modern conditions, stat* govern
ment* should taka the m atter in
their own hands to protect them
selves.
107 W. First St
/•
a
Rhone 630J.
H. C. VIELE
______________
Didn’t lAvow there were any Demo
crat* out there, i •
*
meet the existing con
ditions of today—one
pnys for merit in this
deelopmenl hut todays
prices will he found
nstounishingly
(owl
Have you inquired?
*
-m\‘•■
' '
'
*
*
jn
"tv” “'■
All Shoes Guaranteed
M
�I c e T e le p h o n e l4 8 _
Young Girl Locked
In Closet Killed By
Coach Whip Snake
j » R 3 . F R E D 3 . D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
B A i d m g T e le p h o n e 8 5 $ — J
t
-JULIETTE, QA:.' Sept. 26,—
(IN’S)—Locked in a dark clothes
closet for punishment by her
mother, the three-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Airs. Raymond Gunn
was found dead with a anaka w rap
ped ar.ound her throat and her
tongue half eaten, away when the
floor wad opened-. ,
I Mrs. Gunn locked the little girl
in the closet to tench hen obedience
because of her 'misbehavior.
"Something’s after me!" the
A irB e child shreikotL
shroiked after
nfter being £cked
kicked
fWW
Mrs. James Huff Is
S o u t h e r n Celioge j
H ostess For Bridge Faculty C lu b Has g f t o p f l ,N SPEED
Club On Saturday Meeting Lakeland
WORLD RECORD IS
F
- *
Calendar
exori -ninn
•* .
*
I illtlon fur salil authorl
ij 4• r i"nita, nnrr x<ni
t.xpn..sion from the city heads nsiouw un u u | n p i ) court.
ir o u r H I tWtsiSciilN* w eeks;
oon « possible as htrw the munc. PP. . r.........
C
O t t P -*1, WITN-CTS . r t f
art
‘ -st ; th« Circuit Court
icipality cf Sanford atcmd.with re-> - ___liuatiUan-of—Ihw person find
Rani tn taking a hand in the fill
>VOtKi
Mr. DeCottes stated th e first
thing - necessary would bei word
from the state road
departm ent
giving the maximum nnu
mint-L. c h a k c r h v
ia i* w V i
mum requirements and spocifica- ' * 5 INKLK and UVrTtR I- t>W-«-Ls-otPirdr,
- - -l^onsnty
- • * W «reRollcltc>r^.’i
a
f
odipIk'AlrtLC
li
tions which the deartment would ne^t
'>
y
*
’r
l'
u’,h,'
!'J
*nd
S. DtNKi.e. Cominsist on.
platunt*.
(SCHNEIDER RAC!
it. m e n u A n n amt u l u a n
st.
QUICK WORK BY COURT
IlKUNARl), Ills wife, and UAltl*
Mrs. Jam es Muff was hnsUMi
LAKELAND, Fla., Sept.
K
C
II
A
W
P
O
n
D
.
Defendant*
Saturday afternoon at a very de (Special)—-The Southern (Allege
WEDNESDAY.
O l tP K K OF P U B I.I C A T in s
FORT MYERS. Fla., Sept. 211__
T il K STATK O F FLORIDA Ti>:
Spaulding Circle of the lightful bridge party Riven at her faculty! club m ine into being at
CARD F. CRAWFORD, on* of tho
ipeed rej»ptist Church will meet e Z ^ l r l ' r 1 Av° nr - When *hc l ,hp
the h6m*
home «cf
President nr,
o ten d an to In th e sbijvo entitled
<■ President
n 1 Mrs.
, ‘ at F v c r g u S K * 7 ,in v “ I T * drkusfl:
Irs. H e b e rt Spier nt her entertained the* iiiemlioni of her Ladd >M. Spivey Thursday night
bridge club.
It n p p ea rin g from an a ffid a v it
when Mr. and Mrs. Spivey enter
palmetto Avenue.
^m fdlntoA ncrent C tyl(Vnint,
ncKnu'1
workin« °» Col- filed In tills ruUse by-th e C om p lain -}
The rooms were the guests as. tained in honor of the
teachers.
FRIDAY
Of
The
D
orps; British Win the little girl on the floor, n huge lier county roads nine hours nfter nnt th at you. Carl H. C rawford,’
are a resid en t o f a State nr c o u n t r y ’
Idar meeting of the Circle scmbled for play were beautifully The chief executive of the teachers
coach-whip snake wrapped tightly their nrr-’st.
oth er th a n S ta le o f Florida: that'
la of the Methodist Church decorated with roses and antiginon, announced at th at time he thought
LIDO. VENICE. • Sept, 20,
tnr p lace of resldenco o f th is defen
m two folds about her throat, its
emphasizing
a
solor
scheme
of
it
would
be
a
novel
and
worthdant I* u n k n o w n : that th ere Is no
An
odd
piece
of
linoleum
can
iheld at 2 o'clock a t the home
(IN'S)—Lieutenant Webster, Brit- head in the child’s month.
pink
and
green.
“SWIM, CIRL SWIM”
or persons In the" sta te of
, g o Shinholser on Oak
while thing if the faculty members ish contestant, completing--the 350Neighbors, nnsweritig the hys make a garden mat which will person
Florida, the serv ice of a sum mons
A ttractive tallies were done in ivduld form themselves into a d u b . 1niilometre triangular logtsfliat the terical
Beb«
Daniels and Gertrude Edkeep
tho
gnrdner’s
knees
dry
while
‘with Mrs. M. E. Moye and
In ch an cery upon whom w ou ld bind
screams of the mother, cal
Colonial dames were used in keep meeting socially cpco each month ■world record sjiced of-Wfl.! 4niles led i nearby
crle splashing thru love ,tq
you, and that y o u are o v er tho Kio
M. Telford, as hostesses.
physician. He found he weeds c*r digs.
o f tw e n t y - o n e years.
ing scores for the game and after uith the head of each departm ent' per hour, won the SbSdeideT Cvyi the chiltl dead, her tongue half
glory in wonderful picture.
T H E R E F O R E , th is ts tu comm and
the game scarps were counted and telling the remninder
Cut
stem
flowers
Comedy
under
fresh
of
t h e race today in a euiUc.-k-ipitsble for bitten away by the snake,, having
you. Carl F. Crawford, to personally
the prize for top score, u linen teachers about his or her work, j misfortunes among tha contesting swollen ^o large that it had filled Wl\\*r an<l thf n 'I'1'1 * *ea,p™n
teaspoon of h« and appear before tho Circuit
, “GET ’EM
Court a t Hanford. Hemlnolo County,
scare went to Mrs. E. J. Rouih.
—Milane-Paramouflt NeV*—
President Spivey’s suggestion iplanes.
4 th. cavity of the mouth nnd throat, 1T U ‘T.a eo" p ,c ° f a!,p,nn ,nhlcts to F lorida on tlm third day o f October,
For having had ill luck with her was voted unanimously
A. D. 192? to m a k e a n sw er to the
I
^"rni
by the I Webster. )>iloting'h.‘Ai»iRjemiurinc cmiflitiff (ii*nth by suffocation.
cards, Mrs. F. Husky Wight was teachers, it being the sense of the 3" plane, was tht^only apb of five
lllll o f f Com plaint filed a g a in s t you
b y the C o m p la in an t In th is cause.
consoled with a box of Azutvn meeting that every third Thurs- 1original entrants to complete the
Otherwise said lllll o f C omplaint Will
powder.
IIT H T , OK M f . l . l l U l l T I M i O l' In- ta k en a s co n fessed by you. and
“SJAGB MAQNHS#r.e
day night in each month being giv-j course. Lieut. Guusitti/* the la sti
•run s ro iitiio i.m in s ok s i n . th is c a u se proceed ex parte. Maid
At the tea hour the hostess grav eii over to these meetings.
i
surviving
Italian
dyfciStkr
of
the
Virginia
tiV a lH ia s f'n - Preneh
P
d
l
l
i
i
l
l
t
i
l
l
:I.
m
:
i
i
l
l
u
n
i
cause
Pc
I
nn
a
su
it
praying
fo
r
final*
(bratinjr the second nnniver- ed tasty refreshemnts consisting
I* IN V.
decree o f foreclosu re and sa le o f, Dancej^an^ thp to a » K .» ; ‘Ujfe
Miss M argaret Wills obliged,c,,p having been ftnrfcd.obt of the
f their opening in Sanford the of fig pudding topped with whip
•X special mi-t-tlittE o f th e stork - the f o l l o w i n g described property,
roaring forties—Lou Tellcgen
enter- !>nce toward the end of Qie event,
linltl.. rs
of
SANI-'nfU' IIOTKI.- situ a te, l y i n g and bein g In Hem)|tDry Cleaning -Company is ped cream, pineapple sandwiches by taking charge of the
tainment
for
this
first
meeting
a
n
d
1
automatically
yielding
the’
cup
to
ItHAt.TV
1‘l l l t I ’ANY I* hrerlty railed ole County. Florida.' to .w lt :
jpj* special prices beginning and punch. Playing bridge were
lo 1.^ held
ul the off)r<*M of lit;
l e d IS, lllock P, of MUnheir* i
.. J iu n ^ .g u iU . Variety.**
tand continuing for a week, Mrs. F. Husky Wight, Mrs. K. .1. hfUr telling the guests of some of | (5reat Britain.
I'l I I T i y K- SI'Hgl'MIt, A d o r n ,- y* a l
Survey o f Levy IJrunt. pxceptthe
things
she
was
trying
to
ac-------1
*
I..1 W, Hnriford, Klorldn. on lh* lOlh
(Continued From Page 1)
Ing th e hard road, nntl tho Han
ates <n cleaning and pressing Routh Mm. 1). C. Howard, MiN.
a y o f O r t o i l e r A , 1>, i s S T n t
ion
ford nnd Indian River R ail
been altered in favor of the B. R. Gray, Mrs. W urt W. W arner, complish with her .expression stu -'- ^ido. Venice, Sept. 2(5,—(IN S)— matters wf vital interest were do'clook
A. M. tor ih r |iuntOa« of deroad R ig h t o f Way. through
dents.
her
puhlic
speaking
class
Witnessed
by
the
greatest
throng
C6t)i-erm*d.
•■
»
•
of the establishment.
vlalna
"«>»
nnd
meuns
to
Vrf'ni'nr<.
property
as a t p resrn t located,
Mrs. J. C Mitchell, Mrs. ,1. K. Rak nnd the dramatic club she enter- 1t*lat evpr crowded his way into this
“ ROUGH'ttIDBR*VV-*.w.
til. nffairs ' of S tN F O t U l itOTRt.- l'nder and l>\ \ l r t u r e of that cer
. _aney in speaking with A te- er and Mrs. James Huff.
,
f
ity
Attorney
seemed
anV-’
V'.HAI.TY
COMI'.'.NY
anil
lo
ir
an
sn
rt
tain
m
o
r
t
g
a
g
e
dated
the
t9
th
day
taiiied
with
a
reading
of
one
of
uncient
.
city
of
the
Doges,
the
o,thing hut pleased at the alleged socb oilier tiusiness as may properly of October. A. It. 191$ from II. ncrataive of the-Herald e x p r e s s e d _____________
Jam
*'
<r sDr.tenii.nt
-o rs ltu ff at th.* ••onto lief ore l lie nnelliiw
nard and xvlfe Lillian .XI Ilernard as
(Ills 28lh dav of Seplem her ..Mortgagors. . a m i1 Carl F. Crawford,
is business in Sanford tl> date
'oiVirtilssiotiet* A Ihited
l> i s : ; .
a s M ortgagee.' and of record In
f the opinion the city has u „
>
.
m
in which it
Mnrtsagn Rook SI, page H o of tho
i l l ' l l A D Bt'oT TK S
Public Record* o f Sem inole County.
I
‘realdent
by some. H •
Jous future. In appreciation
(in
1 W P ll t h
A ttest:
•*
•
Florida
*
* •
patronage he has enjoyed 1
*>
C lllll
.
false
that
he
<•
IT IR F U R T H E R OltD UJiUD that
to take charge of the program.
T'bc first stm t was Lieutenant was taken into confidence In the It K.XVMIT.SIKH
t has been here he is giving
W erralary,
> ,
■
d 11
*
Thursday night’s affair at the Klnkend. British contestant. IDs operation of ulnjnr important.'
,hday Party" in the form of
Spivey
home
was
the
first
get-to.Qvlatcr-Napier
machine
(Inshed
prices referred to in the
In the operation of the Seminole
., / . • «• '
Hill HI
IN T i n : COUNTY JUDC.E'R COURT
g paragraph,
A very pretty social affa ir of gether social the teachers have en - |ttcn,a* the starting lifu> at exactly County Rank.
OF SKIUN’OT.K COUNTY. F L O R ID A .'
friends qf tho denning'cs- last week was that of S atu rd ay . joyed since the foil . and winterl-^30 o'clock, the time officially set
Muin Office and
F R E D M. I
He said nt the conclusion of hr* IN RM ESTATE O F
Fo rd , a minor
ient will no doubt take ad- when Miss Mary Frances Andrews . rm s(,ir,cd and during the even- for the start of the races. Klnk- reninrks he did not cure whether
i
Factory.'.*
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
OF
I
am| ead s Umei for the first lap over his statenientr. a t the meeting, to
of the attractive rntes in entertained a number of her young ing refreshments of cream
OFARDIAN
K«)lt
AUTHORITY trade, sell, nxvap, exchange sec
■ J u c k s o n v U le , F l a t s :
cake
were
served.
..
mile
truingular
course
opond
hand
tiros.
We
nlso
buy
ring the week. Mr. Laney is friends .in celebration
TO SELL REAL ESTATE O F1
of her
posite Lido Reach was 217 miles day were set down in the minutes
INFANT.
bottles, metal, bags, junk of oil
handle any amount of husi- tw elfth birthday anniversary.
of the gathering.
Nolle.* Is hereby given Unit, lho| kinds.
Local Representa
per hour.
•
. . .
.
jtates.
The young guests assembled at
’A
nimmitte
from
the
Chamber
undersigned;
c.
p,
Kurd,
us
t.uardThe second racer to start was the
tive
l.m nf tlm |l•l^M,■n and estate nt i
of
Qommerce
apppearad
before
the
the home of the honor guest a t 10
We specialize in huying and
Kalian lie Bernard!, winner of the
,w
11
.
-■
* A,
FRED
M
FORD.
«
Minor.
Will
ap
o'clock going from there to the
selling bottles of alt alias and
lust year's event nt Norfolk, Va., meeting jn the interest of the com- ply to tlm Monorah'.* Jas. (J. Sharon,
filotiou
of
tlie
fill
Work
on
the
laike
Milano T heatre where they attend .
kinds.
,
.i*
,•
,g
’
County
Judge
of
Hrir.la“l»
Ceuuty.
. __
.when the Italians won their first
lit MiG * I a i
Florhht. nt tea u'clnuk 110:001 A. M
ed the morning matinee, after A l l H r l ’r t n P r i V
!!g i>
I .OCC 'leg on the cup. The Italian's red Shore Drive, S. R. Dighton asked mi tli*. 10th day of S«pt.,ratMir, toll,
which they returned to the An- / \ n u a l u j j c i i j x j u a a , Mn hi racer rnarotJ ,lUit the j llltjfert the body to consider immediate im at Ills nfflrc In the Court House
a t .vfisFldiiaf KWIi
Haliford. Hrmlnolc County; Fini
, Veile, Sanford jeweler, has drews home for luncheon,
--------jstaiul, leaving a trail
of bluck provement of the drive in the im lit
•»noa TJ«»b
kin. far authority in sell (p* (ol- .
terpst of the tourist traffic, Out lowing
turned from New Orleans
Adorning the rooms of the ntVIENNA, Kept. 20 (INK)—Near- smoke on tho Water,
tt.io ( . fitprtga-f, rlW
described
Dial
sstato
lielong.
1
t, lfli* •I‘ 1
,ke purchased Christmas tractive home were bowls of loses, y a score of persona were dead, j f h e other contestants foilowxsd ride ^capitalists who he said were tng lo the splil FRED M. FOJtD.Tg
Sanford Feed & /
minor, ahd' situate In Hcmlno)*
| for his store on MugnMla, antiginon vines nnd ferns. The | thousands were r<: prod homeless in rapid succanion. Bad luck Ini-1* ,, fg of making a considerable County,
d t » q $ri oppjaf - ,Cqa.; b>AxI
Florida,
to-w
it:',
•»!•
| | 2 Hapfbrti
providing the
During his stay in th e,long luncheon table was spread
qprend.and vast pjppftrl
daniage ,w.is MWIiatf-ly beset the Italian flyers. iycnment here
douili Half .(JDJ) -,f tlm
mL
ivtni completed without de Th*
at City ho found business with a white, clntb,
«
ud
I
deft
toted
Northeast
utlkrter
(NR'i
t
of
'l l i
H i: * AW°np ln,
LUiUenant Forrarin wns mtAHIe lay. 0. P. SWclpe another member
-aU'.ulLiU.JBU.:22<i
Southeast iiiiaylcr , (SKH )' of I
pas much better thun he had with
od i it of antiginon orn KwitzerMnl ami In the prmei- to complete the first lnp, and
low m
niodml
PAI
vine^ npd sprigs of fpi?is^ w lt^tpnlity of Uechtcnste}fi today, as j turned-to the hanger. De Bernard!' pA. the committee from the Chums o i l : - - —~
Ited.
*1 , : Jig. j. i f
Commerce
, also'
spoke
vr.»i-.ii
I conversp'^pris 'with ! Misi- ennd e sticicKs a t either side inijouuuusoui
"T
ts umi
and ovviia
floods awcpi
swept ini'i
over , iiiailri u forced lnmling after dorii- l bor;o<
icloudbursts
i i ’t
'
; t in . I'l.iti.
1
|i<l professional men whom whic i tall pirik laperit' burned.TK", the region.
p le tiig the socond lap leaving a 1
. a t n a e t f u l l v
, j,., 'thqlsingi^
. | T X tT v
a
. ,
L rin‘Tthe
i ,"rucu.._______
^ “ I Three .plans
wertt respectfully
in several cities enroute to plafle i tjf the guests were designate i Nine or nionetwerer /.ilwuijin
contestant
p
y
n 'thn sitigl* Italian
! to l i^ contostan^m
% .aM
^ * * g |fe» te d ‘by the committee
for
leans. Mr. Viele observed ed bjf Sards in th^ form of pink [cantons of Grissona andw ^Kt.
.............
“ Ugged
-----* *»-*-•*-*
(.a !-1 l on rtillfbrtuBe
^hc^firsFj thp rodklde^alft)B »Af th*f City. The
.,_rnla is ■ tllln
th a t
buds, and nt each place were tens, in ., ^ jtsa tla rid ,.« v u k rt* Uiu-lol Uu> Rritish flyers, I
first t idled ftfr asking of h#lp in a
' ' Architect
ithnnfetTxt'ftf mittldrr*. Onn*' m lniatiinr.floswrldte-btriltPrs’filiNI tlKfne river was flooding the cciu.i- K. M. Kinkead. lie xyas forced f inaneclilfVtxy from the state rond
!e favorable comment on the with white and pinkrcamliea.
(try. Eight persons were killed a t down at the end of the sixth lap
First
N at’l. Bank Bldg.
I
(pit.'The second had to do
,e Ktute was heard tin every
* --.
..
•
1- '
. ....
' . U N . ! . .............
I H b i t A ’ - M ,«n!> c'.'M » - - • * ’
...
’ Sanford, Flo.
with
the
fxfmnnee
df
bondt'
hy
the*
Trent.......
ml.
city. »The last erttt'*,thlrtl’ Bbtrt to
I. l.m: Y»w .ll«|C '. .'3 ® ^
*=”
<«<*y n
approach th e drtsrlging compnny
rr =TTTff5th‘ixlV^’ V *P
with tltd iifca of interesting them
stronjrl^ in the project and secur*. si
eir assistant**1.
h
Douglass stated the dredg
situation,
so
that
a
call
for
ing
isiupmiy
would
be
able
to
do
ili, Hill of OrlandB ipent ««« l ^ a n ^ Andrews
let*'
Kinkeud’s withdrawal
was rent to Austritc.
the work on the lake shdre drive a
Lfi. Sunday with his mother runLCa A m ,rtw scontestants'
still
in
the
great: ibxul more cheaply than the
Great property tin mage was re
jEtni'.it Krupp.
county.- MV. DouglaSs said he un
ported from the entire urea. The British and one Italian-, ■
derstood the improvement would
village of Uickenberg, Switzerland,
Itin A. Soasmun of Daytona
WINNTER GAB
be made by them for $05,000,
inundated by *1 flood of mud.
;ipent the day here Monday P r n n p r t v
The committee appearing today
*
Railway, telephone, telegraph and under way erecting
ng fo husiness.
ofr Gulf HeflnL
on befialf of the Chamber of Com
f I k i y i c l a t i n n othcr «»ean» of communication Oakland goad west
merce intends to make ti trip
to
wd Mrs. Cf. H. Dingee of r ^ U e r a i l j L g l b l d L l U l l were interruptedHTeudering difftj
Tnllubasseo
to
put
the,
suggested
—
—
i
cult
any
ndOqugte;
survey
of
the
former reshlenta qf Snnice of Kansas Citg a^ld Top#|ta.
WASHINGTON,' Sept. 2(l,(INS) Joss of life and property damage In
it the week-end here-visitGordon/declared hot only *j|that
Confidence th a t the next session of the affected areasl
Itads.
the
car. hevwas accused of s t r i n g
Congress, convening in December (
w ii touxiooTHm byf the millionaire,
laad Mrs. Julian Howard nnd will enact legislation for the roturn A p p i i u p f l
•i ’. l
ton of Orlando spent of alien Property to German, Au.e f x L L U D C U U l u a i l l l g but also that Budy offered to
,
If.
udopt him as a sun if,he would get
with Judge and Mrs. W .jtrian and Hungarian owners was
u divorce or u nmyrigge annuntent.
s
i
»
tf1»)>Y
V
]
expressed
here
today
by
C.
Bascom
» W right
• .w
Gulden an! his brld# \hr* married
In Kansas City ort Jiily,l according
|ud Mrs, Reginald Holly an- " Stamp, form er secretary to PrejI
l«v» !<.
to the young man’s story.
--------he birth of a daughter’ at ident Foolidge, is engaged as coun-j
.'No\v
upon for
! ;wN.* • ti
“Going from Kansas City to Toof M r*..Holly’s parents sol to present the alien owners j M nss.,i3ept. 2d.—(INK)
■ T. ■'*. '■ W'H
D
dl ,vol#
Ion, Fla.
\
and the German government. la,
story'..f how*he rejected the peku I m et Mr. Bi'dy,” declared
businenfl
4,
poshing this legislation before Con- wt,.ihh [lf (jeorge Binly, Topeka, Gordon. "He took u great liking
--------|A»ny friends of Mrs. C. V. gress
While tn Europe ^
K antaj,, millionaire, for the love •to n|e Ja^t /rid'rm t like my bride.
”4
k . Turk A vuj
will regtet to learn that ferred at Berlin with Dr.
his brunette Kansas City bride, He offered to atlopt jne legally
my
ite ill a t the home of her Kiesselbuch, German commission-;,to|d jn SaU,m jaiI by p Bul B. Gor- but insisted I must get rid of m
A
puiriiiK.
Mrs. J. N. Tolar,
er of tho German-American .Mixed<
young Missouri bridagxoom brido by tliv«r(o^»r '»tPl* 'Hi!
legal
way.
I
couldn't
listorv
to
(jlaima Commission and other r *rP’ i bej(j
n nautomohile theif, was
• A K rili of Pitdta Gorda resenthtlves of the German ptoper-. undfr investigation today by i»ol- that. Mr. Birdy tfaW biV tt* Use
of his automobile, to- rome»e^U"{
‘ Saturday to spend the ty owners and the German governGordon was arrested a t a gargue
her 1 ' brother
L. E. ment. At these conferences plans plained that he was receiving code
i niece Mrs. John Meisch for the legislative efforts this win telegrams a t the Atlantu Y. M. C. when he attempted to sell the cur,
ter were gone over in detail..
A. under the name of “Ivan Van- which hail been listed as having
The same note
of
confidence
xCns
A. DoCottea spent the
— - .
orl ” These messages, sent from been stolen from the Topeka mill
at Atlantic Beach with
ionaire.
.
*
?»ttes xfho is visiting Mrs.
commission.
Cottes Sr., a t her cottage
The Mixed Claims eommtseioni
. . +++++>+ + g.<.^.<.+y++++<.+-c-!"*+++*>+++■>+++♦+♦♦•>++*
*
now has before it between 200
, „
,
.
m
,
%
"
' '
imes Houghton returned and 300 claims on which agreem ent;*
V
rday from Minneapolis, has not liecn reached and awards
mude.
The
next
meeting
of
the
re she has been xrlsiting
ts Mr, and Mrs. L, S, commission will take place the lat-. T
ter p art of October following Dr.; +
Kiessolbach's return to Wushing-t J
_ r .
,
- r
♦
^ i ±
^
t 1 ^ M v
Mrs. Chris Matthews ton about October 21).
ed to return home
» ’* | * £ t
f•
its Monx J ♦
»g from Detroit
of our " A
, fter Season Special"
twey have been .epen
1-3 discount on all our wave!
Jgeeks.
Tiny SeaplanesTakcTo
ToreGrcatestCrowdThnlEv.
er
th*
ila fiT-sluT* nrn|'*«?
”U
TS?22l5 \iva
we,rc
TODAY
Tng Concern
ires S p e c i a l
:es This W e e k
--
.YOUNG" ; V,
TUESDAY
CITY’ S AFFAIRS,'
TO BE P R O B E D
BY GRAND JURY
|Miss Andre ws Gives
Anniversary Birth
• v CO.
(
W E BUY
Floods I n Austria
Cause Many Deaths
Buys Goods In
Orleans Market
S
,Jt H.*JACKSOl^
Elton j. Mooghton
t
Alens May Secure
,Ph(me’ 6U.
w-pE-Sewm *?'
Is Going to Have A
AfilNOUt'ICEMENT
Car Claims It Was
Rich Man’s Present
Mack.TixeTailor
J
We Have
In
S ' i li1”ri oK"h.«i».a7K;;j - i* 9)w. T f
t
-y*
K" > '
£j|- Change oi Schedule Train |
No 80. Northbour
Last Week
E
lectiv
e
Sept,
27:th
Arrested i
4 - '
"
^'I^ Salesm an
[()ri Charge $80,OOP ;:
B ^ ^ S r t u jS t o e k Fraud Case ;;
w day*. She will be ac“
home by her small! . ATU |k^TA, Sept. 26,- ( I N S ) — t t
tyack Holly.
;
IflysterioUs aide telegrams receiv*
i. ,. ..
. '
. , led by hipi a t the Y. MJ.C. A. h e re .;;
L McKenzie of Cordele, ^ tuRhe a rre st today-of George j,,
«d here Sunday h a v in g ^ ,.^ ,^ ; ^ a salesman, wantejJ
- to Sanford by the ill-1 Tulsa, Ok’a.,
____ _ fur alleged Im- r) [
ter M
• r --ds
«l*t4r
Mrs.
C. V.
Me n^ . i o n in an JSO.OOO stfK'k fraud
..ra. v,.
r . ntoj
snd, is. . t|ie
( 1**1 ° ‘_ M” ' ’ocoDrditig to information at police
.
It1
r .1 h .r kom . „„ Tenth
|
Deputy sheriff Hull, of Tulsa,
and .ftirivute'dO teaive named MUP»ve NVwman. Xflss Mae lor arrived today to take Zeigict J
Mildred Huff
liollyj*lt MI*s
d) rt L> Okla'homo. Zeiglvr, while asscr- j
n. Hone Hd
a ul
tinit he was I n w n t of w-ong do- ♦
B'rry W oodru..,
W
*nK. *ai‘l he would not fight A*tru- f
Prank AYoodtu
ff Jr*, We dltlon,
U cufl
e tu r n V
u lu n u r-»*
ut Vwn.iUl
would rreturn
voluntori Hopgion
Ball,
Ben
will* the officers.
‘ ,
Major and Mr*. F. Me- ilyThe
arrest folloWod several days |
MY O Yttr m
P L —
-
-
'
^
....
_ I
_
*
..m s u liu l
*.
.
rr
j
~ -W ~ ,y - ' - -
'
J#
» were among those
S S.
m :
^
•
the first two weeks
'October
m
" Juckuonvil|e At 10:40 P. M-
1A r a i e Sanford. A t 2:40 A. M.
,i » - w r i ' J
WU*
yv*i
-*S —
Leave Sanford At 2:55 A. M.
■■■' — -•; I
Arrive Tampa At 7:00 A. M,
iftr
G. W. Ray Ticket
J U S T IN E
t
4
ji Train No.83 Southbound ji
Lei
|
$25 Wave $16.67
$15 Wave $10,00
$10 Wave $ 6.67
We Will Be
Arrive
Jacksonville At 1:45 P-ALf *
f»iaii * ■"
Leave Sanford 9:20 A,,
Arrive Sanford 9:20 A. M.
• Leave Tampa 3:45 A. M.
, un
fl #
" la
4<t!
Bank.
.—Contract .TuL#
search
Orange **'Uxt* telegram askctl that
Ibo made of Ziegler It was exi) *4
*-ii
For Our F^rty We Ar?
Our Patrons
Extra “
One Week Only Sept. 26th to O ct 1st.
*•'
(Z
'
>
.
*■•
We w ill clean and press any dress for $1.
September 26th. through October 1st pi
extra. This is your chance to have ever:
RIGHT at the RIGHTA PRICE*rf ,Dt
ti
■ r
*
■*
j
�are in
tomorrow by lei
i read your message in
paper,
your
-
lift;?-
-rt
WJh..
Ltn . «' < i
m
m ay
s out
v tv *
f * O f -k i / 5 A
l2Si 77C5S
C
*31 0 D
\
H erald Your Business
#l*v*
/
A
1v\ /
L
h
,
t
i/
9Ji L m se jf 01
�THE SANFORD HE
gmford Hilly Herald
VNT a d . r a t e s
irm«: C u b In Advance
-hone ids, will be received
^Mirons and collector len t
M itcly for payment.
F"
_______ 9c a line
F .
______7c a line
CT
............. .... fie a lino
^BirS ..................... * ^ Be
Time rite* on requeet.
^ reduced rated Are for
aecative insertion*.
£ words of average length
counted a linellnimum charge of 30c for
t insertion.
n advertising Is restricted
limner classification*
.
f I J error U made The SanHerald will be responsible
only one incorrect Insert on.
Advertiser for " ^ .M U e n t
prtions. The old™ »bould be
. immediately in CMC of
,1— llusiness Service
IFOR RENT 5-room bungalow with]
!
I’ n r n i r p
*1(1 n a p m n n l h
I V , . __l _ . l T 1
LANKY,S DRUG STORK—Pre- | Sub-diviaion
scriptior.s. Drugs, Soda. We are phono MB.
ib near you us your phone. Cull I0j{ ----------------
LD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1927
Where Fear Stalks
PAGE
Tunney Sued
Mexican Beauty Made Movies ii
Cannibal Land
METAL ROOFING- The Roof Fv- K0,t RENT
^ l i s ti n g .
Metal
shingl**;1 ul th«? corr
standing: seam tin and galvinited an'* Katie
roofs. See James H. Cowan. O ak1rooni* dining
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear- |S.
B. tare The Herald.
ing daily in this column will
„„ „ . fn
, .
[SPANISH
BUNGALOW on
reach over 3,000 every dayl
High Street near Elm Avenue.
-and it costs so little a 12 word Kiimished, all improvements, gar. age, two bedrooms, bath, living
ad for one month costsonly 92.60.1room, diniilg nook, kitchen. Bean...
' tiful shade trees. Owner In tnc
l none 148
Inorth. Will runt to responsible
Ju st ask for “Classified Depart. 1l'Vrty„ a t rea* T ab.,f rVf* * ? k fl,r
1Mr. Berg at the Herald of flee.
FOR RENT: Small cottage on
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
Magnolia Avenue just north of
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT Tent yak Street. 925.00 monthly.
SOMETHING NEW AND BET Itox ^R! care The Herald.
TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION. CALL PHONE 2J5-J OR
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, 119— H ouses F o r S a le
FLA.
PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano, For sale cheap— One 8 room hntia*.'
tuning by experts with 17 years' to lie moved off lot. Phone 193
experience. Sanford music store |
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II Me-1FOR SALK: Furnished Spanish
bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat
Lauder Arcade, Phone 832.
ed, of good construction. Owner
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation living out of city and will sel! at
boxes and general cement work reasonable price, and on easy
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- terms. House is located on High
Street, near Elm Avenue with i.twilleger^ Proy. 3rd and Elm.
tractive surroundings. Double ga
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT rage. Price furnished 98,500.00
SHOP — Printing
engraving, $500 cash and the balance any re
embossing. See us first. We do it. asonable way. Address Box 431
Phone 4L7-W. R.K. Avenue-Com fa re Herald.
mercial S treet.
FOR SALE: Well construccted
bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave
LUMBER and complete Una of
building m aterial. Low
price*. and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath
Security Lumber Co.. “Where Good with shower, kitchan equipped with
Grads* Come From ” Maple
and cleclric range. Owner out of the
city and will sell at lese than act
Sixth. Phone 797.
ual value. Price 96500.00 with 1100
CONCRETE In every shape and cash and 975 monthly. Address
form, block*, tile roofing, oraa* Box 101 care The Hejratd.
mental*, etc. Sanford. O m c n t Prod* >r
1 I i ■ -j----------- -- ■ ■ 1------"
ncti Oorapany, -rlXthu r id *Matile |.T75tf.0d is‘the pricce of W a ll cot
tage on well located lot on MagSta. Phone llS -W /T ..,
Hera's Thomas M. M cltile, former {
"social secretary" to Gens Tun-,
nay, who,sued lbs U tter (or Jlfi.
000 charging breach of contract. 1
Mcllale Med hi* eult • few days
before the Tunney-Dempeey
In Chicago.
“ Lucia di Lammermoor,"
Mnrtinelli,
l.azr.crt,
Edward
Johnson, Buri, Chamtee. Baaioln,
Rethberg, i’agi. Margery Maxwell,
Yvonne Ghll mid Mary Lewis were
among the artists heard at Raviftia this summer.
The dark beauty of Mexico le roeW
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26,—A
leaned by these two Kama* City
#
mysterious poisoner, who roams
glrle—Mlee Elvira Lonieao (top),i Edith Robert* ta d her husband,
the city unseen and st'ikes in un
and Mlt* Marla Ramlrea (below), Kenneth Ruoke, of Loa Angelee.
canny, hidden fashion at little
ous . Prompt - Efficient
who were chosen queens of a recent have returned after aevea month*
fforvtr# ,
festival by Kansas City Mexicans tn the FIJI Islands. where they
children, is fit large ih Kansas City.
This winter in grand opera thi* celebrating the annlvereary of made movie subjects of tho relga*
Mothers are having gift' euuuy
Jr*
Chichgn Civic Opera company wilt j Mexico's freedom from Spain.
lug cannibal king and 3000 natives,
closely analyzed before they allow
By International News
I. ohI And Found
present .many of the lending nr t - j
Australian movie Intereeu backet
their children to eat it,
ists of the world.
•
i
-------------r ~
Ike film.
Ref'eshiv.ents at parties are in
_
b—-Help Want (M ale)
Mary Garden,
Edith Mason, |
many
cases
confined
to
articles
.
*
Hit
pb taken from Ball Pnrk Satrent. Box 124. car* The Herald
that nre not unwrapped from the ’ charges tnat Uie motion picture is Rosa Raisa, l.cnskn, Puvlosku, I
H / ufternoon; finder pjea-'h f i e l d M a n a g e r —f o r iao acre! . ,
. ,
,
,
time they are made up nt;thc cqn* a {menace to the’ cultural advance- Anna Hamlin, Norena, Florence
potatd ff rrt\ rieae Sanford. Mtist 17 ”T' '
‘ . T~~----mu j
r'
fectioners until they are ready to'
of America is claimed hy en- Macbeth umi Monti nre among the
have hdd Ibrig 'experience, prefer-! 2 l — A c re a g e F d r S a le
of screen plays, following favorite women singers the com
»e»ve.
ubly in H astings section.
W. M
»’*
six days of cinema dark pany will feature in the coming
utom obiles
Even fruit from trees growing ^
Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
New voices to be hennl
icause of u strike of motion season
10 ACRES « Longwood, comer of in back yards is looked upon with n‘‘
include Eleanor Elderkin, Elinor
Grove add Orange Avenue* S. E. suspicion.
Mgr|». P Ign Kargau, Lucille MeuuonGET
•
11)4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W . i M Sec.
— '
i* i \f~. i
one Kruse.
I teporia circulated in the United
lure cars and.Graham J r k< CAR* AWNINGS Autd Awning 2o -Twp. 20 Range 29. ThAmda J.
Seek Crazed Woman
th
j
>
Among
the
men.
Charles
Hacket,
j
Slates and England that the Stanand 13th Street. Phone 3.
largely
patronized
during
Raxter Care Herald.
All of this Is because someone—
o especially for (lard Oil Company and the Royal
a woman, it is believed, mentally strike- then ever before has been beloved of Chicag'
Dutch Shell Oil Company, working
DGINS Ji COWAN CO. Aut o' 14. ICootns Without Hoard
unbalanced by soma strange hut- eIninied. Deprived of entertain- his singing in “FnqsU; last season (In harmony with the representative
n'ciit)-Chicagoans
turned
largely
to
Ruppapbrt,
Bonel
diutor and sheet metal works.
• od uf children—has been going
>nt, Tlte.'of the Soviet Petroleum induetry,
;Frepph Ave. Phone 71G-W
about tho city trying to put into readurg and librarians report a de- ton,, Montesanto,
Furi^shejl bedroom with twin hiedat
i, Mojica,
lidecP
increase
in
the
number
of
Schipa,
‘
Defrere.
.
_ i hud jointly presented a bid to the
£10'cash and 910 monthly will buy execution a wholesale pofSonlng
•Iso garage, 4U I’nrk Are.
—i ; Spanish government for a monovolumes loaned during the tieup, Ansseau and Ollvbrlem, all'known
SANFORD 'BUICK CO
* good building lot at remarkably scheme.
' ply of the petroleum company of
to
Chicago,
.have
been
enngged.
attackers
of
the
cinema
declare.
212 Magonlla Ave.
low price. Box 99 care The Her
Eleven persons, most of them
15—
Apartment
For
Rent
Spain.
harvest
New
Voices
included
Eugenlon
Suna l—. — Phone 367.
ald.
children, thus far have been made 1 Radio dealers >reaped
. 71
Thousands
jf drini and Chase Burnmeo.
This denial was issued. It was
during
the
strike.
------—
—
Four room garage apartm ent for A REAL bargain for the man who ill by the poisons. E M er because machines were lsold
stated, to contradict report* which
und ...
investl- 1
— ---MODEL TRIM CO.
the
poilon
doses
Wojre
tOir
small
<
>
■
rent a t 310 1-2 Palmetto Avj.,
had appeared in American and Bri
wiahea to engage in the raising because none of the victims ate gator* sent to nil parts of the city
trim the car, not the owner. for small quiet family. Apply 306
tish newspapers to the effect that
by
newspapers
during
the
strike
reof
truck,
of
eftrus
fruits,
poultry
Phone 817 for estim ates
enough to meet with serious ef- l»ii'tcd tnc movie fun* in despera- H,de his own town nnd even out the Standard and Royal Dutch
E. 4th St., hide entrance.
ami live stock of all kinds. Thirty- fe-ts, there have been no deaths.
P. W. RADFORD
turn dialed away the long hours In ride hia own state la the one who Shell groups were seekjng such a
four acres of land that offer* high
But fear grips the city.
seeking entertainment.
™**« *h" m°»t trouble In Conncc- monoply.
rolling lands for citrus, muck land*
, HUPS— MARMONS
Most of the poisoning cases
Opponent!
of
the
screen
have
ticut, according to statistic* com,
,
.
.
,
t
„
for
truck
and
bulbs
and
a
small
It wns authoritatively slated tlu t
Sanford Automobile Co.,
attractiyely furnished, centrallj n akr for n0„turo land. On the Sun- have been confined to the Exclusive usserted that persons of Intelll- P'led hy Connecticut’s motor veMagnolia Ave.
Phone 137. toented. all improvements; $6 !>« for, |. o rlnndo road three miles from residential dist’ ict-in the vicinity gence rarely attend the movies und hide department. Five out of fix the Standard Oil and the Royal
JJutch Shell, working in conjunc
bell* will not ring aft
week. Tel 777 or 775.
{Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, of 30th street and* Agnes avenue. that hud the strike endured f o r , zif the- notoriata nrrseateil for izairic tion with the Companla Trens- , Waddlna
all for W. 1L Martin. M. uf tV ur..
FORD Overland Co. Wiilys.
balance on easy term* th at will a l But mothers all over the city are many weeks, movie fans, finding thb ninety-foot wide Milford turn- Mediterrancan presented a joint Bluffs, la. The bride to-be. a ''<
Ight* St Overland, Whippits. 16— H ouses For Rent
new joya in the library, are gallery, pike for n speedway and traveling proposition which did not embody a I Nicholas, S3, lucked out at t.V j , . i
low you to make the payments taking precaution^'
A Commercial St*. P|rone 58,
from the land. Ideal location for • The ir.yate'ioua trouble ^ Itarted park and lecture ha'.l woutllhuvu up to'sixty miles an hour are out- monoply, but relied upon state
Furnished house for rent.
been
periunnintly of-state folks. Two thirds of the control of the industry in Srmjn.
filling station and small store close nt the home of Mr.'^nd Mrs. Fred ultimately
UNOLE HUDSON. ESSEX
to homes of fifty or mare families, Rahner, where the dour children weaned away from the silver sheet, dilvets involved In holiday or wesk
................................-----------------However,
the Soviet repres’e ntaINC.
A country home close to the city found a nicely packed box of candy i Theatre o w n e r s , however, follow- end accidents are listed as ” orn itlve of the Russian Petroleum ln203 Oak Ave.
House for rent. 1405 \V. 1st St,im arkets. High, dry and healthy. lying in the yard.
Ing th« suspension of the strike, "out-of-town ’ or "out-of-state.
|dustry did request that his concern
Phone 41
. They ate part of it, and shortly reported record crowds.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works, j Address R. C. care Herald.
The fob | Incidentally a licit
of highway bo Krnntcd u monoply. This hid was
afterw ard became
serAusly ill. lowers of the atara appeared more
extending Iroin the New tork presented separately though the
A phyqjci|n was Catfecffmd saved iiDxloua thun ever to aguin gllmpze ^»ti|ts, line ut Port Chester, along Ru#sian "A'rnus" Bank here.
their llvefi; then MN- Rahner had their favorites.
f
‘
the shore to New Haven, and
-----------------— * _____ 1
| ncsthward through the center of
TRY AND DO IT;
police analyze the candy.
BOSTON, Sept. 20.—The germ
r r ’s ABoor time
ININQ MRS TYTE
In it were found poisoned grains ! ......
..
^ ^ air opera, ____
Chicago’s
open
given Connecticut lo Hartford gat* the
-------.
of
infantile purely*.* ha* been def-‘
H&SYfRlTlNS —
I “ HERE'S rt
.................1
"f want you to sing fnr me in inntely classified thereby simpli
of wheat, such as d*ug stores "ell Jniixhtly under the trees in
Raviniu., bulk of accidents. New Haven
BEEN GONe ONER.
ITCARD FROM
for the eradication of rat*.
Icity, ha* just closed or* of Litscounty gets fifty percent more a> jjbw York.." said the American fying the task of science In It* a t
r __ A w e e i t f .
IE M IST E R
’cidenta thnn any other county In COncert agent. "What are your tempt* to overcome the dread dl-*
A few day* later Mis* Catherine
guccesful yen^s.
e-*e, Dr. W. L Aycock. head uf
term s?”
Dills gave a party to her Sunday
During the snson1 ;just ended the state.
-------The great tenor named hia f*es the Harvard Infantile Parutr*"*
school da**. Durifig the party it niorc than sixty performances of? {
»..« ..1
School teachers in Connecticut for „
0 f (Ry conceHi.acoi- Commission, *abl todsy.
messenger boy delivered a box of thirty operas were enjoyed and
in
twenty-eight
give
more
years
to
their
prafrsaion
MS0|
„um
^he
agcnt gasped.
Dr. Aycock, one of the l*ait—•
candy. Misi Dllle, supposing that addition there were l
_
, —provided th#y stay in it rather
time! whai In Infantile parnlysU reseats h
one of. her guests had had the orchestral concerts,
stepping stone
y our president;" he exclaim- work, said that the lhain prvbluw
candy delivered, served It.
Five \ “Ronieo and Juliet," "La BoIn combatting the disease w a r to
glMa ate of it and became very heme,” "Faust." "Andrea Chenier,”
find a suitable animal In connect
sick.
|"Sam*on and Delilah," "L’Amore
ion
with the manufacture of an
/a i r
'
\
Efforts to find who sent the den Tro R e ” "Aida," "F ra Diaanti-toxin.
»
candy have failed.
ivolo," "A Masked Ball," “Louise,^
"We
cannot
find
a
suitable
anlA littV later Jackie Comstock, and the ever popular "l-ohengrin
1ma) from who*e blood w* may
aged 5, found a package of candy were produced three times each. ^
make *erum to fight infaatilo patu n * * . lying in his little wagon in the
'‘Carreen," "Manon l^scaut,
ralysia," aald Dr. Aycock. ‘"Tho
front yard. He ate It and became " M llljtf "Manon,"
“Mlgnon,
Connecticut river of th* days in only animal which takca tha dtaalrk
*
"Mmo Butterfly." “ U Navarralse.
Revolutionary times when it waa ease appear* to bo the monkey
Then Mr*. R. P. Noel picked up "Rlgoletto," "FW ora," " U VH»
ona of the largest cities in ell tho and th# latter’* mortality la ao
Rome pears which had fallen to Rreve," “Thais,
"Toaca,
land. In <laya when folks made high th a t It la an unaatUfaetonf
the vrohnd from a .p e a r tree in Trovatore," and “Tales of HoffWhen we discover the
tho
grand »ound* through Now subject.
her back yard. Shortly a fte r eat- man," were heard twice,
proper
animat
fo r serum pur
; England by trolley this was a fa- poses, Infantile paralyaU
ing them she fell III and had to Single performances were giv.r
wlU U
!
vorlto
route.
But
now
a
forty-minrail a doctor. Examination proved of "The Barber of Seville, an
controlled."
[ ' U u ffig
I ute t»olley ride is to bo supplanted
r>r. Aycock o J ln ta d * J * » l|J i ?
• th a t the pears had been poUoneJ. —---------------------- " ~T" “ T
! by a twenty-minute bus trip.
p / — L WOULDN'T TRUST AMY MAN
somewhat -imllar preNeeilvm
«ow it was done and why, no one from some woman,
having a u a ro r fun a f c
.
not give her niun*. telling
then
| Not a trolley wheel ha* turned fronted science whan the d M M I
farther tram tcputD s«e hih- i
T h e y ? n c th d m t m e n d o n
«for month* In tho “ Hatting CHy" j«rm was first lsola**« wrem H H
Ruth Tulper, nved 6, escamd »h«t stiUe were being operated lr
SUSPECTED AU. rtLOWfl TBAT TSlS GOlT
'o f Danbury where 40,000 people finally it was found Ikat a ff tta M
A WORD ABOUT PLAYlNGsimilar I rouble onlv. becau.e her
baiement* of
certAinnttl
CUTWGWAC NOTCHING BUT AN EXCUSE *
[dw ell
Motor busaoe have aup- serum eo"<d he made 1fom l**(
GOCA — E JU ST WONDER.
TO GET AWAY FROM HOME —
J
mother
hid
warned
her
not
to
eat
dinctiu
n*
'
area.
HENRY THINKS HE’S PUT ANYTHING /
I planted the trolleys »o well th at bln«>l of the bora*. '
WHAT THOSE MEN ARE
any candy. The little blrl f.gmd a f roved false—but a great deal
p.
» P T h ^
CNER ON M E HE HAS A BIG- V
The infantllo paralyala » r «
11— - f rhm o'ates in the yard of the inconvience was caused. .
s
SURPRISE COMING “ ON
jT
too small to he detreted hy
Tulper home and took It to her;
*
iC iii-d
\
TH EA & xr TRAIN/ ____ /
moat powerful microscope* Dr.
mother The mother had it a n a iy -'
J ^
I
iiVcock said, hot ita prerenr*^
proven by evidence of growlh.
—.
N o Wedding
'XI j ^
Germ Of Infantile
Paralysis Is Found;
Anti-Toxin Needed
BYTAYLOn
SS uUu to,, ™ , „ t o
'"TbTSSUiS! "TtS"3;. a.,™hWta
eijsr
.,™ »
____
1robd end even abandoned abort
mtinuc to put trol-lllnea in favor of bu,“ , ' J 'r“nff
of *>. •u-mlt.ir Ir. York state bu.ws^ are parrying
itest -o he dnippe-i; Stamford m Part
1S!»
e'a Initrurhuu vise-‘people who once *ode
___
-r
3BRIOUS DROUGHT
MINISTER: I hear, rad d l* .»
're gone dry in the village w'
your
lives.
PADD1S:
Dry.
^
na'ched. I iu*t h a d a W ^ f
Mika and the postage •*««"
stuck on with a pin.—B»»n **g
dade c m r - s .
j. ~ , ««»
Du»ia•*
»> « n - toj
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 26, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 26, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae4258b9f0c54cbc93348b2cb6a1db58.pdf
fbad6aeadbe0ea27d01145b42cbe5123
PDF Text
Text
'
Vyiin ilrcfl
\ u« mi
•table
Wcnrkl’a
*
Land
joit. i t s :
&r
NO.
xvfiT
jja p * 1!!?;!
sA N roR p / ^ p R n V A . T u r a i a & s i y r f ^ ^
Married Couple Are I
Sue And, C o 11e c t
■
'
. ■-.
• CLEVELAND,
.. it
Seif -
*(1NS)— Mrs. LilHe
■ ^ ^ d * ! '‘Judgment „pf
'$3,676 by a common pleas jnry
here today- t gsiim 'wHlce ’ sirgearit Frank L. Rolfs, for-an al-'
leged false arrest of Mrs. Mack
/•and 'her khiistrtWd, Joseph Mack
Nln* Senior Judges Confer On
'on rf'ch»ffO'9C>'sjTOonlng,, ph a
MelJiod.sSpeedingUpAdrain.
TiubUe. •'Wgfrthiy/ ' The" Muck's
istration. Federal Courts;
‘•brtughFktrtt’agknNt the officer
for $15,000. Mr. and Mrs. Mack i . ' Fp«r DaySeatdqn With Taft
weri alleged to haVe’ befert kiss*ng In'their auto which was
parked on a boulevard when In
terrupted by Sergeapt Roles.
ISTERYC
ArrestsMayBe
lade In LUliendabl
ie In Very Short
ie; BeacHWgnted
" HOLLYWOOD, Cal' Kept. i7 ,
— (IN S )— Safe, after being stjrdnded fire days in the burning
of Death Valley, Marion
film utters:), and her pilot,
Fr^nk Towick, who were 'ft
down with their plane, "The S
of Ifollj-wood,” while nttem:
a flight from ( ’lover Field to
ago, WerO’ expttCd to return' hAme
today. •
* iy .
i^rst1 word of the lost * fliers,
,
. •% <*■■»■■■■ .
• whet hnd been missing since last
wus received here" yes
Precedence AccordedCriminal Wednesday,
terday when they flew into Yermo,
■Cases Results In Long De Calif. Near exhaustion from han
lay In Costly Civil Suits gar and thirst, thay told of having
Federal Cbtirts Are :
ji-< Said To Be Clogged
jighborDeadMan
[eldUnderBond
t -
' L l , /• It------
m .SpON
I'dm its Clandestine
rrespondence To
^Wife Aged Doctor
WASHNIGTON, Sept. 27 (IN S )
—Senior judges or the nine federal
circuits throughout the country to
day began a foQr-day conference
•. i • '"d*h Chief .hrttiee Taft of the sup-
Y UNDER WAY
UAM M ONTON, N. J. Sept.
sat. 'fv
r-^I think we are closing in J. E, ititchle Chosen Foreman T*™ c^ rt ™ ")c*hods of »P««1a swift solution- o f this
And J. D. Chittenden Clerk; a? W r t<
d
?n
fcder'
Judge Wright Charges Jury Despite the creation of several
And AdjournsTillToraorrow
___ additional district judgeships by
E
n,. w
a
MEET
AFTER
e W ith Engine
LONGDEBATE
irone down In the desert with en
gine trouble two hours after taking
off.
Hinally, they succeeded
in re
pairing tho plane sufficiently to Codification Of International
tnko o ff again yesterday morning
I-aw IVccipltntes Discuss
and landed safe at the littlo des
ion
That Hccoraes Healed;
ert station where they were given
Greek Motion Is Accepted
food and water.
Louis Lewyn,
husband of the aviatrix, flew* to
ber rescue in n chartered piano
yesterday and expected to return
wi'h *he two fliers today.
Miss Mack and her ptfot wfcrc
.
------carrying felicitations
from tho
film colony to Jack Dempsey when HrinntI Leaves For Paris. Soythey were forced dawn.
ink He Is Satisfied !With
President Of League
Lauds VVorkOfSession
WhotHns Been Accomplished
I. G. C.<
fl
s
nd A ir P ilo t
H£ldFdF‘Spo<miiii£f’ ,
1 l* .
•' i :
v- Gcntfilly fair
nesday.
■
c ■*
►A
**/** -J
*-
MINISTER
___ SCORES i
,D m ff? \ T n O
I t * j lb lt l ij| tj |
GENEVA, Sept. S7.— a N S )—
Tlio eighth League of Nations asA t ? ' w*"hly adjourned
todny
nfter
having comjeted discussion on ail
RATE TO FLORIDA LAW IN LAX WAY
Expect Arrest In
City Bonds Theft
W ILK ESBa"r RE, Pa., Sept
(IN S )—Four Wilkes-Warro.
mon will be In custody before'
night in connection with the
theft of $70,000 worth tf Bridge
port. Conn.. Municipal bonds,
W0,000 worth of which were
found In Wilkes-Barre. Scrnntoft
add Pitts ton banks,District At
torney Thomas M. Lewis, an
nounced here today. Lewis said
the b«nds had been placed by
local investors at collateral se
curity on loans. He did not re
veal the names of the men or the
banks. The bonds were stolen
from the desk of R. W. Poor,
rtneral manager <f the ‘Gar
field Dank of New York City,
last June.
KINGIS
I *^ • • t
#♦» >
!
Scion Of Old
Family And Hei
T o b a c c o Milioi
Is Missing 11 Da]
'
1 «■ —1 ■ > jfc
Last Seen At A
NewYork
BackcrOf Bi
2 ARE SERIOUSLY Was
wayShowAnd Prei
WOUNDED DURING dent OfAirCompi
NEW YORK.
Sept. 27 ^
HOT GUNJIATTLE (IN
S )— Myaterioualy miaains
lor more tnnn lldaya. Richan
Adjournment was taken
fol
lowing h long debate on the nuesX Reynolds, 21 oldest aon "
tlon of codification of international Fight Rnge.xHctwccn 0,filters the late founder of the R.
>
.
, Iflw, and after’ the nssc’mbly hud
And RumRunners When A t ] ReynnldH
Tobacco Com
sync
tempt I h Mndte Tnv Rescue stmt
Dr. King Avers Covetousness "d^pted « resolution submittwl by
(1 o
one of the five heirs
b-i Congress Iprt winter, many federal
PbisAvas the cryp tic dccJarTh6 grand jury of the spec!j l courts are fpul.tp bo clogged with State SavcsThousanda Of Do!
lara As Interstate Hoard
Uecause of tho
_jtt today o f D etective C h ie f scssldn of tho twenty-third judicial prohibition eases;
Prisoner IFrom Polletman $50,000,000 fortune, was
Mil# Stolen People’s Respect’ 1
.^* <!r” k ftjw U jn
criminal
enses
ink Harrold, c h ie f' in vesti- ortjUIIJ Wdrt,, fornially went fhto precedence
;
- accorded
.
- -------Delays Action Until April;
object of nn intensive
For
Lawn:
ll.nl Success Isifrrvnce for rodiflrutlon
nr
I^
w
s
;
Real
for in the Di*. W illia m L IU Bossl^n thb morning after beirig in this condition, it is said, has r«New Hearing Will He SoOn
by police and private deto
CHARLOTTE,
N.
C.
Sept.
*7—
Denned
In
Sunday
Sermon
Hngns
In
1320.
odahl murder m ysterj*, *ut- duly impanelled, sworn in and quai- suited in long delay In many ccv-tIves
today.
Littlo
hope
was
held
out
today
for
-------M. Polltis,
Greek' ’ delegnte,
•.
ed a few m om pnts ’-'fetter iffed by court atCuchea. The jurors ‘ v civil suits,
Duo to the unsuccessful effo
tho
recovery
of
rural
policeman
A
delay
of
seven
montlin
beTurcj
sneaking
in
support
of
Ids
rcsoluwere*selected1
from
a
special
van-!
Chief
Justice
Taft
was-expwtod
.
...
Officers and private citizens who IUK’aking In
unding a ntatc-w ide alarm
Henry Mosel/, and II. J. Padgett, of searchers lo obtain nay tree*
ion on theproposedcancellation ' have tolerated Sunday baseball and * on’ '‘l‘clnred that the codification one
rthe apprehension \ of
Wllne tre sdtnnfoned following the court’s |L> fciiort to the conference that the
of his alleged assailants, ns au of tho youthrdl millionaire, a re
rates),lll"'A<’d race track and bootleggers
ijdprnational law was designed thorities continued t«f investigate iitent of Wlmton-Salcm, N.
ich, neighbor of the .LiHtendnhl* action yesterday in quashing the *‘m.renic court was making rapid of '.rans-contincntalfreight
prugn^H
in
reducing
dcluy.
As
a
motion by
1to operate unhampered, were scored!to "Iw p w e relations
between
|tlou> friend uf tho slain Doc- regulur panel’'
fears hnve arisen that he has
result of the new procedural law* into '.-'ninsuia Florida, affecting in a sermon dclivenni Sunday hy Peoples and said this conference ono uf tho most spectacular gun either with a serious actrkienl
ft'Whftnrt
* •"
state’s attorneys. ■ •
battles irt North Caroljnn in police
Sanford
business
(muses
strongly,
enacted
by
Congress
and
the
poli
Hr. F. 1). King, pastor of the First tar codification would be the first annals.
After the jury hail been organis
jtach, under bond 'to appear
foul play. He has not been -seen'
,whlcl?
ronl*"'!0
* -wanted, wn* missing when ed and had elected J. E. Rltenlo as cy of the cuurt*$n promptly ilvctd- lias l/oeti itriin'.-d hy the Inter Baptist Church, who declared that of »
since ho placed a young is
Ag
n
result
of
the
battle,
one
this
it troopers visited his poultry foreman and J. D. Chittenden clerk, Jnt, criminal casea—depriving con state Coriimarct* ( ’ommission. The such violations of the law havo| ^ " “ 1'* during the lifo of
other officer Is iu a hospital aboard a train for St Louis
been
sanctioned
in
many
instances!
Ronerntion.
m fodayV Neighbor* sold he had Judge Wallace W. Wright summon victed persons of the benefit of present
ami charges in e f
wounded, and two other men, one on the morning of Friday, Sept
lifted it a bluo sedan
a few ed the body before tho court and long freedom on appeal. ’• The sup fect will remain in vogue until “ while the virtue of our citizens; President Guani, In a lengthy tirt alleged rum runner,- are being 10, after leaving a Broadway
reme
court
will
begin
its
term
next
was assaulted hy covetousness speech at the closing of the. session widely sought in connection with night club shortly before dawn.
Mta* before their arrival for delivered his charge as to their
prnised the work of tho longue, the melee at tho home of 'Frank
•iftic City, but pMke were un powers, responsibilities and duties Monday with approximately 10O April 25, 1928, according to ad without protest.”
One of tho most mysterious ele
its locate’ him *there.;
in the Investigation of any mat cases pending than last yaer, it is vices reaching The Herald.
The minister recalled the ‘‘boom’’ hut counseled “ Faith, work nnd Jones.
ments in the dixappearai
•
chief o f ’ Detectives Frank Flar- ters that they desired. The jurjr indicated. The supremo court will
Tho action of. the
Interstate days and pictured covetousness hope.’*
Jones and his wife have been ar was learned, was the fir ’
announced that an alarm was went into session shortly after 11 be dblc to dispose of the majority Commerce Conn:.'; ion will save “dressed in guy garments’ and
F*r6bahly the moat invariant rested in connection with tho affair, Reynolds’ expensive yelte
|*brda<ka*t throughout the o'clock and court was adjourned of fhe cnscs before it within nine
making a ruthless quest for money achievements of the eighth assem
ster overturned ’ ih a cr
months, a new record for speed in Sanford money at the rate of $20- and other things as he stealthily bly were tho accomplishment of a and guard is being maintained Port Washington, Long J
IS-for the missing innn. *‘Weurtil tomorrow at 10 o’clock.
over Hi J. Pndgett, one of the al
(8)0
a
year,
it
is
Bald.
The
movo
is
appellate
courts;
ib been unable to find any trace Members of the grand-jury who
stole from the hearts of multitudes pcncrnl agreement among Great leged assailants wounded, who is shortly before ooon oa the d
Mm,. who
despite
fact ho
is under
Chief Justice Tnft, who hqs fre hut a tbmoraly one and final ac of Florida citizens respect for the Britain, Franco nnd Germany on in a Chnrlotto hospital.
disappeared. No one was jj
wanthe
to have
been
tak- were selected by the Judge who
tion on tjic. mennufe will be tal(tin
to rtiurder
appear scepe
when
Itoxlthe
In'a wanted."
swamp drew the names from a hat while quently criticised the procedure in tn Octob«?t 2(1, in Washington, A law.’’ Officers, ho charged, In procedure for studying national * Charlie Padgett, whoy arrest on near the car, ami there
Harrold
said, was awnro the court was hi' open session. tho' federul judiciary and hhs ex
nearly all of the larger cities uc- security anil international disarm a liquor charge instigated the rum evidence to indicate what
U iif
near
Vineland,
fetch, officers wore to visit bis Those composing the Jurywro: 1. N.i pressed Ids utfturminatioii to speed meeting wiU‘ l;e‘ held there at 10 rcptH their salaries and permitted ament, ami tho decision to call a buttle, Is still at large. AuthorHiei pened to its occupant.
Li'the
o’clock in the
ociock
me morning at which!
wnicft,:,. ,
; ;
T V-.I i conference for tho codification of
Lane, J. D. Chittenden, J. V. Jones, up the legal machinery, called Hie al| laallea'fnlcrestrd will have repReynolds, who it prosit
hair, authorities said.
■ ’"n i^0 ^.1
vin'»te<l international law. The agreement went with Padgett t« the home
present
confcrutHc.
Those
present
. '
,W
.
w,i,1c citizens “ offtred no resistance
|Thr-‘ men Who testified they C. D. Couch, O. R. Estridge, G. E.
where ho promised to arrange bond, tho Reynolds Airways, Ltd.,
of
M.
Arlstldo
Briand,
French
rerentativ.,^
•
a
the
guilt
of
tho
guilty
are:
Judge
George
H.
Bingham,
pud accepted
krn blue sedan a nrgo from-the Parker, John Scnlourtk, Allen Mer
and a group of hlz compnmona at arranged Inst month to
O. W.
Sfmidvnmlre,
general officers.*
foreign minister and Dr. Gustavo tempted to rescue hint from the of Chrtlsa Field, near Mint
kth lane on the'Jay of tho mur- ritt; G. H. Brown, M. E. Shelby, Manchester, N. II., Martin T. ManKtrestmnn German foreign min ficers,
Were on hand today to Inspect J. E. Ritchie, George Smith, W. U ton, Vn.,; Richard' W. Walker, manager of tho Seminole Grocery - In vs«i
'
•. *
to; ,paring success with vrhnt ister,
Island, i-nd establish
upon resolutions calling for
-Stoudenmire,
W. R. Edenfiold, Hvntsville, Ala,. Arthur C. U;n- Company who hu* been active In tll3!iy pet
rh’s machine, Beach has
•Obit Udievo to be success,
freight and airplane MX
The
friends
of
Padgett
he^
a joint study pf security nnd dlsUHt n clandestine cornea
Sandy Andersoti, F. F. Dorher, slotl, Grand Ilaplds, Mich.,; Samuel the fight to retnir favorable rates' ijL-Kinn
ng roforretl to the recent srmament, was one of the sensa fMlur Without warning, officers
Yatk from :Wm
for
the
city,
said
yesterday-RonAlbart E. Cline., and W- H. Crillw-. Alschub-r, Chicago; W alU irll. Sunchampion
pionshlp bout between Goqn tions. of the present meeting of tho dared, and morv HTsn BOshots w
; Kept. 11, to at
fonl
Would
b
<
>
well
r'cresehtcd
In
,ljwtw
••
•
• •
born; St. Paul, Minn., William B.
-Tunney
and
.lack•
I>etnps«y
ami
f
• musical
fired
during
tho
battle.
Two
of
the
’i r '
l. Attending the Jury whan it went Gilbert, Portlund, Ore. .
• Washington at the hearing. Mr. raid, “ some may contend that Jack league, ty.. ‘n
‘ tnd’»,Juoloir.’ ';':
,
_______ _ the backer.
assailantx mado good their escape.
Stoudenmire
asserted
ho
had
K
T
tii
M.
Brftnd
Teft
for
Paris
nfter
lather startling
development in (ir.to session Ware State's Attorneys
—----------- — ---Dempsey has succeeded, but I tell
Ided the first four days of his i
.......................... ...........................
Tmtte you that up td this hour h' has the assembly adjourned. He ex
Le'lO dav investigation came'to- L L Fabltlnskl and J. A. Scarlett. t‘ 4S r » r * n L j | m R n o r ” | c told the Tampa Board of
here
between Broadway and
would hnvn n mart irt Washing
pressed himself as
“ profoundly. T I l n n a Q
O f
f n O a O Beach, ’ where he had ren
ly with tho anfldunceriient that de Chief
Dhicf Counsel
the state,- —
J. —
Me . C J H U U H U Ifl
failed and foiled completely.”
Coumel for ----------. . D P ttl
ton
3
1
1
the
conference.
Other
cities
satisfied
with
what
has
been
B
C
.
'H
U
l
w
f
l
v
l
\
j
l
l
i
i
D
v
leaves' h#d ftVnd trfo road maps, Henry Jones has gone to TallahasFollowing la the minister's ser
K V Q o u /a 11 wilt, have nmii on hnml to uid in
home. On Sept 16, he took \
hs-ln Mrs. LiHitnidahl’s pocket- •ce, It wBS teamed, but will prob- v y * t p W i r C Q D j
mon in part:
•
. comjilUhed.”
quarters here nt the Hotel
Florida's
fight.
'
•
iok, which •bore a aeries of dash- ablv return to this' city‘ tomdrnw
with John Graham, a friend.
".Sunday tmscbnll nnd rn< e trnrk
Should the efforts of tho Flor
land crosses' designating- the spot or fl'humlay.
Manuel II. Davis, an officer of
••
idans prove unsuccessful the state gambling and tho saloon business
kero the murder was committed.
’Bom Palmer, prominent attorn
Plano Speaker Corporation, <
were end are violations of our
would lose •hundreds of thousands
p& Lilliendahl contended her ey uf Tatnpa nnd one' of the counairplane octet sory concern.
laws, and yet officers and private
Tho
Snookum
benr
which
was
of dollars ench year. The changes citizens hnve stood nnd looked on
kband was slain bjfi two negro ael for Forrest Lake* arid A. R.
This afternoon's session of the
Early on tho morning of
■ f * while defending her; the scc- Key, recently arrested on charge* captured by L. B. Sev/ell ’near his in rates which have been proposed in scores of cases nnd seen the virCity Commission was postponed 15, young Reynolds cashed a
home
several
days
ago,
still
gnr.es
pd road map was found in the of embex’riemcnt in Connection with
nnd are under consideration by the ture of our citizens assaulted by Bond was set yesterday after because of the continued illness of fop. 12,500. In addition, he
placidly at its visitors at tho Mu federal
commerce' 5 commission
pe pocket of the Lilliendahl oar.
noon In the cnee of*thrce Hnnford Commissioner 8. O. Chase, accord check for $2,600 given him
Rfj £ b * J ^ C^dVnarU!d,i l^ <r poai’tions ns officers, of tho nicipal Zoo. The owner has not would increase the freight rates to covotousness without pretest. •
youths and the man giving his nd- ing to inffk'mtlon given out at the Graham in payment for.an
"Two
or*
three
years
ago
when
^•et been located.
Sanford about twenty per cent.
Z ' u S b w i blforo'their ar
_
dress aa Palatkn, all of whom* * o City Hall. The meetirtg for today mobile. The two men at
pre”
Mr. Sewell took tho pet in char
, troopers questioned his son,
The
Florldn
Railroad
CommmislB*reapin»bU
chnr»
* d wBh burglary in connec- had been called at Monday’s ses the Nassau Coahty Fair at
occasioned ge after nn encounter which lasted
iond, wh<f bald hla father hnd - An incident that
sion has filed the following pro mnn «n ,l w im - n nvilr ♦K li ln .in lr J ti<3n w lth th * recent b rea k in g o p «ll sion, tha other two Commissioners Long Island, had lata dinner i
smile
Inthe
couA
room
occurred
men nnd women over this country < # «i p Parkins' clothinir store A
three.hours according to Mr*. Sowfor Atlantic City,,possibly to
as State’s Attorney Fnblsinski ex etl’rf statement this morning. Two test which gives soma'light on the thought that Florida was succeed-!” *
cwlV n* ,l0ro a expressing the hope that the slek roadhouse in Oyster Bay, and
jit his lawyer.
. ,
.
njtuatirn
for
the
laymen:
“
As
a
official would be able to be present that proceeded to the Charm
amined the prospective Jurors as to df the dogs of the Sewell family
ing. Covctoujncss, the same Covet-I8” rt 1 n,# * * * '
.
.
general 'pronositlop, rates to nnd ousness, which the Friond of manl
a night restaurant and
»■ * "ta) * d
th® sheriffs today.
their qualifications.
which were on hand at the time of from Pgraific coilsf DO
points arc pointed out centuries ngo, dressed off,cc bond of ^->600 wUl *»• rwlu,.r
Th?
scheduled
hearing
for
four
“ Aro any of you gentlemen scrv- capture
** re in New York City,
vvt*ru
scratched
nnd blanketed ov6r the enln’S country.
driven there in the
ing as county, state or- federal of cuffed about considerable Uy the
in gay garments, covered this pen oil of each of tho defendants on tho police official*, suspended by the
The trans continental1 lines are
Perkins’ charge and bond of $2,000 action U f IV Cortmiiaslon on Sat bile which Graham had ;
insular
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
ficials? ■
•
.
bear.
now marketing rates to points ns
each in connection with thefts
“ I am a notary public," replied
Bruin wus turned over, to Serge far dtetunt ns the northern bound, Gulf. In hi* ruthtes:. quest for plsewhere in Kanford which the of urday. v:ns likewiae delayed and with hi* servants to hs
It wo) strict! thH afternoon that yellow* roadster parked
pne of the men.
ant Kmart who In turn had it plac nry of Maine and-even l>eyond in money and other things he stead
But (he state’s attorney explain ed in the Municipal Zoo. A num to the Dominion of Canniln. and lo ily stoic from the henri* of multi ficers 6f th* law believed they this mutU'V would nut be taken Up coin railroad station.
They remained at the
tude?) of Rorida ril'zcn.) respect hnve conhreted tha quartet with.
before the Uuiiiuiisssion until Com
ed such an office did not coma ber of folks have been down to sec
SMPIIIS. Tenn,, Sept. 37.-(lN within the limits of his question the stranger ut the public zoo who nil Florida. It is now piupojH by fot the law until officers in near The other places robbed were missioner Chase la able to ba pre 0 e'cloek Friday inomil
the supplements nnd tariff, above ly^ nil and perhaps jn all of our the filling stajjon of C. D. Couch
-Police Commlssittner'Thoma* and the manycjualiflcations in this
■ ■ (Continued On Pag*
sent.
Alleir todnjf AflKrivSi ii tetter respect wefts deemed acceptable.. put up such n strugglo for its designated to make an exception to larger ritlco um! Wi many of our nnd the Kan Josh garuge. Tho men
Chief
of
Police
Rof
(1.-Williams,
,fiee<l<>nr,
. most southern n • nt -o the^ malm ||>W
, rountlf„ ntct},icd their huve not yot bean released on bond
Chdrkfl ’ Byrurt, 4 dttomny,
Mrs. Kewoll eluted this morn Dcnlnsulu Fieri Uf, . • «H «th .go ^
^ law to and it was intimated ut the sher who Is one of the four officers
_
sg for a public hearing before
"CROCKERY” LIQUOR
ing
to
The
lloralil
she
was
of
the
land
of
the
peninsula
Is
27rt
miles
f
,nirrnn,iv
offlca there was hardly any dismissed In the police ihaktup, is
a uiiivu
’ t ■ —notice trial bourd.for the jobs
Ini flagrantly violat'd before their iff f’s
‘nearer
Kan
Francisco,
a
n*rc:<entOpinion
tho
anlnml
was
tho
prop
of any 6ne standing expected to return this afternoon
probability
“7 of the 30 suspended officials,
.WEST PALM BEACH,
Fla., erly of a Indy who was In Sanford ntivo Pacific coast market, than ••yos, nnd .private citizens, multi
or tdmorrow mop Ing,0ccording to
their
bond.
tudes
of
our
private
citizens,
of
lfrn»'dropped firing the Mem- Sept. 2 7 ^ -(IN S M ‘A Carload i t
word received front him tdday. In
the
most
distant*
point
in
the
state
some
time
ago
with
two
such
fered no resistant'** and ntrupted
force ••in connection with the boxes of -"crockery” consigned to
the meantime the other three of
of Maine.
bears. • «
tha
guilt
of
the
guilty
-officer.
» Bcllomini "payoff book."
MRU. CARROLL HURT
Now Y A k last night proved to
ficers, Lieutenant A; H. Iteekwlth
Local
shipper)
and
the
Kanford
Iran has been chosen by tho day to bo bottles of fine liquor.
"How'slow w« f e * ‘ to realize
Plans for a.tremendous
Detective
J. B. Green and Kergcant
"AMERICAN
GIRL"
DELAYS
Chamber of Commence Joined In thnt “ there.In nothing covered up,
tnded 'officers to represent It was the largest haul of illicit
tiire
with tb* ceonstrurtio
L.
Smart,
aro
remaining
sllnot
8.
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
27
(lfLS)—
filing n lengthv telegraphic pro that shall not be r vcolctl; and hid,
in their proceedings to get liquor to be mado by local officers
until their rase comes before thy buildings at l-ongwod '
Mrs.
Enrl
Carroll,
wtfo
of
(he
thea
test
with
the
Interstate
Commerce
CURTISS
FIELD,
N.
Y.,
Sept.
their jobs in damage suits
thnt shall not be known.*' •
nounccd by the executive
'
27,— (IN S )— Unfavorable weather Commission sovcrul days ngo. & “ With centuries of testimony i*e- trical man; who is now serving u City officials.
eh will follow their final dlsmlK- in 10 fear*.
Ih** Inter denominational
sentence
in
Atlanta
Federal
Pri
reports
caused
Captain
George
I fron».tho department. Four poftre us, and with the truths of Jo- son, wus under tho physician’s rare
und
Home Missions Ass*
PLEA FOR ACQUITTAL
TlaMcnmn, navigator for Miss
UAH GOES UP
captains, two lieutenants, one
l*GST CARD WEEK
sur sturi)ling unshaken by all *.ho today.' When Mre. Carroll opened
America last night tn
Ruth
Elder,
who
plans
a
nbn-atop
ectator and 13 sergeants’ arts
surging currents of fnlse teaching, n window to extinguish a burn
E. J. Trotter of the C
MEMPHIS,’ Tenn.. Sept. 2 7 ng those susended on grnfting (1NS)— A strong plea for acquit flight to Paris in the monoplane
(Cohtinued on pnge four)
Commerce among others
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla.,
This
is
“Post-Card
Week"
in
ing nailing, the flames ignited tho
“
Atnorican
Girl,”
to
announce
to
frges,
tal of Mrs. Myrtle Bland for tho
Kanford. A great nunvber of res*
curtains and spreuding to the in Sept. 27— (IN K )—The price uf rd Kanford at the Rathe
etectivcs Lieutenant Lee Ouian- murder of her husband was mado day that tho start across the At idents of the city are. busy sendin-; ALLEGED MURDERER.FOUND; terior of tho upartment, inflicted gasoline throughout west Florida I Trotter said hla morning, ' '
among the suspended officers,
her attorneys this morning at lantic would” not bo made until post -cards and other missives to
need two million*
was increased three cents today.
damage estimated at $1,000.
Thyrsday or later.
be arraigned In city court toarion, Ark.
actually In
acquaintances in th e --North ami
; ~-i jfrwtrdfrBATAVIA. .N . Y.,! Kept'. 27— >i.u■h rrt1
to face charges of assault in
d ten more
elsewhere telling them’ the lutest (INS)^—Wllmnt Ixrroy Wagner,
etlon with. tho ■.be»t!«|r hf
Others ,
news on what Florida haa to offer
Rnedekmr 6att
from Saofo
for the visitor. The stores have hunted since Sept. 9 for the mur
der of two stato truopfcrs wh-<
Janthy whipped_____
,
Mr.
been looking forward to this week enme to his homestead neor hern
stigator-who-Is credited with
J«
and
have
a
splendid
stock
of
vari
.f \irk
• •
to arrest him on an ulillM^tant
mvering much of the evidence in
ed views of Seminole and Sanford
BellominI scandle, in court
ch
.™
I,
Mind
m
J«u
he™
«•*•*
.
,h.
cit.
j
*
__ ^
,y (y«m- ion stated that such“action should
on hand fur the whopper. •
after hla arrest near Canton, Pa.,
Jf*. took Snedeker’ji gun from
Frank TV Woodruff Sr.1
, and a Street and Second Street.'
tnbsion
to
permit
Sunday
baseball be followed with the cost of the
yesterday by two stale troopers.
•nd turned-It over to Detective number of other pioneer residents
On the day of the fire a city el
nnd
t
«
renew
the
contract
with
the wsvtipe not to exceed that which
*tor Griffin.
of Sanford recalled to their ac ection was held at "whifeh J'the WANTS MURDER. |typ|CJ[>lKN I
Mtfrtlclpul Bund, were presented ut aa prevailed jn the past. The City, a a r
HLAtrr ROUTES FAMILIES
quaintances today that this data "weti*” and the "drys" fought to
n meeting of thnt body Monday ..eretofore, has purchased gaao
H w jk n J N M t fn q iE '::
W«* the fortieth anniversary of the seo whether the saloons would go
afternoon
ut the City Hall, but the In wholesale qualntlttee and sU
LITTLE
ROCK,*
AkK,
Hopt;
2
7
#r.<«
.,•
biggctC fin* in the history of ban or continue to do business. There — (IN S )—Murder .tadleUnanta n27—IB,)—Hi* Commission took no' action on It In JU own tanks.
CHICAGO,
Sept,
NQ K(
* on tho night were quite a few bar-rooms in the gainst A. . Robert;-* IT ,M tm d an t families were rooted- frdm
. ■
.. *^ e|t|,eri Mayor Householder instructCommissioner HIR ---- M*
their
. Im
Thousands city hnd about everything that at the state hospital for nervous
home
of
-prize,
r Attorney
diseases,, In cnnnectjoh V;Uh ths
death
of
one
of
the
pattenU
v-.u
ford. The "drys" won their fight.
andi]
However, the night of the fire tho be asked from the grand Jury . ’* ...... JWknOW , .
other vend)
h the murder of Max Braven- band petition and 224 on the
tiArtt“was anything but dry 'in day. deputy prosecuting utt*ir.u;s
within a
u junk dazler.:.
spite of the legislative work which Bailey announced today..
■k )
“
bad been accomplished. •
. 'X
\* ■
*r*T— r *
«r
_
-PP«
Among those now tmng who
CALLED ptACKJHAIL PLOT
VON MALTZEN, BURIED
■Ion of a
missidners’ ro<v>
were’ present at the fire in r it
of
Sanford
JDo.urr rebutked ‘
.
The
fire
department
of
b
Mayor Hous
reports
conp dition to Frank Woodruff, Is SetR
flnd'ou*. f p t
S7. JOSEPH, Mkh., Sept 27—
BERLIN-, Sept. 27 (IN S )— BarWoodruff, a brother, a D. Bromley
o
f
are.
INK)—Branding
also was here. Ha conducted a hard* 90 Von Maltsep, German aml>a» « -
R
'Postpones Meet Of
Bonds Set For Four City C o m m issio n
A fter Warm Battle
Held In Robberies
s s s ja s r
‘mphisPolicemen
inf Public Probe
Their Dismissal
a
Plan Is Made 1
Large Deveh
Within Loi
Commission Delays Action OnSunday-’'
Baseball And Band ContractRenewal
___ . iwRecatl Big Fire That
Swept Business District 40 Years Ago
iie&gsj
'TafiT
V
S ta s is
school
pre
colony •*»
.• ' '
**> F
.
' U'\
'XmM
rw
v'v
�f l! PEKtNG, Sept 28, — (INSi-lT iflsanLt. Workmen should- have
NGTON, Sept. 21,— ittrength and
r»' “ The Central Xommltte# of the BrJ*#d Into fighting unite bat
-.-r. T
jetionk In the site o f‘ nnit*T*k «.
1Chinese ComtWbnlat Party is morppropriations having
.
Nikolai
It is such nagging as that desh
the army to the
\u Bukharin according to a report of r
Contest Is F rII Of
*T
Soviet official, which
u which has been receive* here. Tija
arouses Chines* resistance
J . verdict cornea at a time whhn
when the nd once they realise that they ar«
.„ .
int Game Of
Playtn
called
4fO»lnese
Party jla finV
being
___ R HCommunist
„
Ae a result the romainingjEffi
dictated to, the end U «m«r.
Season;No S corelstQ u arter repudiated np all iidea-and the re ribf
etlce Qpttfaae Borfrttrrvrho^haM ReivUe In cas« of emergency has
kepi bn a ■keltonliXj k.
is purging itself oi coramunUU.
> d 0|g W v Repartwqt to efjfeet
M4
W
§ becomes S e 2 L ^
a complete reorganisation of the
flanging up a final score of 12-3
Soviet Russia has staked too
rnaka additional u n lts i^ ,
their favor, the gridiron war- much on certain Chinese groups to
mlHtary machine.
• these units will be tranfe!*?!
Four Elevens M ake nicnn-'riors of Seminole High School open- see all their hopes crashed to the
Under the old arrangement the the skeltonized dirisiomu^U-1
ound anil now it ie-the plan of
at.
i T T t,
*** *<l th« 1^27-28 season Saturday
personnel and equipment of the
^ T * " * * . * * * the Fourth*
pointing Showings B u t Suc-, nftern< on In combat with a team1 e Third International, according
nine infantry and two cavalry di an^ Sixth Infantry and V twi /
ceea In Overpowering Op- composed of alumni of the school, to the reported statement of Cotnvisions had been cat down betow Third Cavalry Divisions, wjjj ?
ponents By 4nall Scores The Kame took place at the MunlMde Hukarin* that the Chinese
peace-time strength. Not one Of ■taUeobdbl various post* thn» *1
,cipal Athletic Field.
Communist Party must be recog.
these divisions could have been
nurd, present leaden deposed and
NEW YORK, Sept. 2 B .-(IN S ) I ™ e contest was one full of thrtUs
colled out upon a moment's notice
the younger leaden, particularly j
—While thrrp wnr« nn ni... , in ■and proved of more than usual infor military operation*. Their Ih|« « « > •“ >h. . r uu,r,. T k . oppu- uniye i t y «tu<le" t«. lifted jo fill |Bukhari? waa^;<
active units would have delayed
ilnv's'■orrninw' c«r<l thm p„ * „i >ng rf**ven had seen service un a the vacancies.
*iip#l«r<wi " w . ...
* „
U Crowing
inrlmit that* the
much disputed ; vaia, Syracuse, A •my, and Wash- j iy?rTlbt r . of. hovf^uU#1*
However, the stigma of rorairttn-•Committee ks> i
eventb round otfington and Jefferson elevens made ' H ‘?h.^ch 1 b y q *
b1
transfers from cdher orgnnUntions.
, The new scheme provides that
ck Dempsey at
^huwingn and the e Ncitbpr B(rJrrcgation scored In
the First, Second and Third Infan
C athc.H of tntSO ICCluCtlODl to- »UA
miertnr Tha linll'IMl.tliW.
Cnlvalry Divlsioos
try ami
shall at ali times be kept at full
s a tta s a S S l
p m la d E S
t-Jid
For Count O f Nine
M f t l t * Take T h re e Out O f wasn't
F t V * A M G iant* AodC ardlthe
hofa W b T h e lr S Ix A n d F iv e !J }
P W O f f W ill Be N ecessary [£. ion*
_
f
1
1
|y obevi
**W
YORK.
Sept. 2 6 .-A
* * fofnered tie at the flnUh
ra* 1. \Sda,y
.* Po»»ibility in
N*tto««l League race as
! rush down the stretch began,
the Pirates take three out of
-Thf.
*
pio„ of
i t th* 1
Klrtkiu
conctrni
knrxkdc
Ctn,in* hl" «**
win all their six sad five games Chicago
pKtively, the three- contenders “ Dcm
1 end th* season with the same wh«n i
ventage and a play-off will be |him f<
.
“ Tunnes
tlthough Naw York played a 'm y feet
reless tie with Brooklyn yes- couple <
day and dfopped to third place all the t
Ha Pittsburgh and St. Louis
Ixw I
"burgh
91 &8
6
.011.
I^uis
89 (8
&
.697.
sr York 88 60
6
.696.
lekf York’s scoreless tie with
»oklyn yesterday will be played
on Friday and Saturday, and If
Giants win they will nullify
advantage which the Cardinals
d ovey them at present. Yesaay Dutch' Hturv aud. Jess
ty waged a brilliant pitching
>1. and when darkneas ihalted
.‘Mounted police were called to
an overflow crowd off the
) ' cubs, who had won five
rht, were definitely slimlnrrom the rgee when they dropro games t* Pittesburgb, 2 to
• to t. Aldridge, tghu allowed
[our hita, In the on«h*r, wof
S
r
showing and plnnned to make don Walker of Hi for n- t«u
several drastic changes in the line- buck iq the second quarter. W
up this week.
|lace corralled three points for
After Captain Ray Barbuti had team with the gesture,
raced 90 yards for a touch-down j Wallace kicked off to J. E. H
on the opeing kick off^the Syra-'gins whose arms were waiting
cuse team was unimpressive and '
'' '
could negotiate nothing better
than a 13 to 0 Victory. Washing
ton and Jefferson, another cradle
The. g£ne was nearly without
of eastern foctball, beat Waynestfiv rest of thoiuiarter. The 22
burg by only 14 to 0.
'
>
combutants
wrestlw up and down
The Army's weakness lay in Its
substitute*. After the regular^ y ie field- without f any decisive
accounted for 13 points ugakut
Hi snapped into the last quartetBoston-University in the first per
L.
P. Hagan brought forth cheers
iod with a first class passing at
tack, the subs went in and no fur- pf his team's 'supporters when he
guined a t'-uqh-Jown. Edenfsla
tiler score was made.
The highest score in the coun
try was made by Georgetown,
.... Cardinals
drubbed the which swamped Leooir-Rhyn* W)
Tha
Colgate looked none too
Braycs twice, 4 to 1 and 0 to 6, and to 0.
ndvancecl to second place. The gold in besting Hamilton 21 to 0.
Braves kuy'vd Reinhart In the
nightcap, but old Pete Alexander
stopped them cold.
Jimmy B«,-kou»n, a Cincinnati
sand-lotter, started on the mound
for the reels and was given a thor
ough shellacking hy the Phillies,
8 to a.
Ruth and Gsbrig went homeriess
as th# Yankees I«*t ta Detroit, 6 to
1. WhitehUl oUtpitched Hoyt by a
DempseyAnd Flynn
Will Ask. Reversal
In Letter To Board
■ed its fourth
iver Bt. Louis,
pud Jrew close
swamping tin*
'»2fflSd.fi l
$2,00(1,000 Northwestern Stadium Ti
Be Dedicated By Students October
claimed to b« absolutely roui
felt ppoof.
A special .made mill
constructed that two colors^ tag
T * PMtfboarda, has he*?
tailed. The exterior of the t£
U white and. the Interior red. W|
the tickets are torn at the n
lonaity m the last 10 years.
Further estimates o f net railroad
mcomtf for August make it quite
cortaln that July’s disappointing
record will not be repeated. Sept
ember car loadings of revenue
freight have been above early esti furnished f desk and during the
cool fall days th# press box will be
mates.
Wall Street has been favorably heated.
With th* completion of the field
Impressed with th* recent (lqvelopmnt* in Washington, which in and opening of the 1927 football WATC
CLOCK. JEWEi
clude thef certainly of tax reduc season,x Northwestern authorities
r e p a ir in g .
tion; the president's decision not have announced solution of the
Crystals 15o—odd
to call a special scsslc.-n of Con long-yrorrylng counterfeit ticket _ . ^ . .Round
. t y a p e s around SL*o
gress and the appointment rff ■problem nt the university. Foot- L I T T L E J B W E I.E H Y « I
Dwight Morrow as Mexlcah am
bassador.
U t P rin ces, TUsatrn 111,1,.
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For treatment of Ring Worm#, Jiggers and any skin eruption.
Price 76c Sold and guaranteed by the
UNION'PHARMACY
|whlU.aox 19 to
week only, beginning Sept. 26th to Oct. 1st
—
Phone 375
.
ss or Coat Cleaned and Pressed
; Pressery
Phone 861
�TH
E8 anfordherald,Tuesday,S
E
1
■j
f Teaching The Value Of A Dollar
' rT£Jv. S * T-i
I
l;
I
ur Brisbane furnishes us with something to think
about in a recent edttpriAl comment tailing attention to the
death.of Danny McMahon in New York. Few of us ever
heard o f the young man, son oil the Tammany "big three,
Murphy, Haffen and McMahon. The elder McMahon gave his
son.a fine education and then left him a fortune. The,son at
the age of thirty-Bix' died penniless and friendless, after
spending his money being a "good fellow."
The case of Danny McMahon is just one of many in this
world. Almost all o f us know of at least ono similar case— a
;spoiled and pampered son who inherits riches and. proceeds
to spend them freely until he has exausted his funds* While
he bas money he has friends. Ho was the "life of the party”
and a.good fellow to everyone. Broke, he finds that friends
were only that) in name. A broken spirit leads to the do* nward path and death in obscurity.
Brisbane's comment on this is worth consideration. Says
the Hearat editor, "to leave your son money without having
taught him how to use it is to make misery y6ur executor.”
Itfs a wise admonition to fathers who allow devotion to pre
vent them from using good judgment in rearing their sons.
Some wealthy men, the heads of big industrial concerns,.have
*• BahaiH u
a taught their sons the value of money by putting them in bus
■Mlt af n k H tl»(lM ,IM «
• verify ihMiauir «H iness and compelling them to work up from the bottom. There
•t r tfia la tto . - a* wrfl > M a^e others, however, who have been blind to their duty and
iHMltaw tathaaa.
hAVe furnished us with many "Danny McMahon” cases.
: UBSDAY, SEPT. 27, 19*7 *
ph * i i u u t o ’i r noons**
■
!•** !*•»••>/ >■ tttr aaS e*aa«/ i l .
■ atiMalhh.
•
» * » * » " • ! » » raita l* Ja<kMa
11*. ■ - *
IttraMlM af Hi. Jiaai ladJaa
t
What’s Wrong With Florida
l What Is wrong with Georgia? We hnve long been
inclined
to think something was wrong but didn’t know what
'Om £ «
.. m n i l H a< aiatklr •Ta»- it was. The Columbus Enquirer-Sun quotes Repre.vntative
W*efc*
atlas at H ll l la f
pro* Seaborn Wright in a speech delivered Wednesday at the
hatria, iH I t a n t
opening^of the University of Athens. A summary follows:
M m o U* C f e w t , - .
1 I Georgia is suffering from stupidity and ignorance,
•*
*•*■«*•.
legislature is much too large in size.
with men a majority 6f whom have'fcood
VERBS FOR
lions,.hui there is a vast difference between mintMERCY'S UFUFT: Whan .1
ting to do right and knowing how to do right.
«n*d, my f#ot •llppath} Thy Mdxty, m ;
It is loaded with local bills, about ninety per cent,
O Lord, held-me up. Psalm 94:18.
of
its
time being devoted.to them— bills that are mat
PRATER: Great God, Thy pow
ters
of
no concern to the state and should be le ft to the
er atone cart Hold tee fast.
discretion of the local units of government from which
.' \ HAIL THE BEAUTY
they originate.
I'm lounging In state 'neath a oalm
Education is the remedy for stupidity and ignor
. 1 traeshade, ;
. Wtta Olympus Ambrosia by side. ance.
Whllfr eetch dalqty sylphUka lus
t The state must provide more adequately for edu
eioua mermaid
cation-common, advanced and collegiate— if the
Displays charms with a haut
remedy is to be applied, if the state is to go for
eur pridei *
The ambrosia I ,sip is good Ybor ward with its neighbors.„
The students themselves must prepure to do some
(Yota peed guts for a , job like first-class fighting for education in Georgia.
As the Enquirer—Sun says, Mr. Wright is a gifted
To pick «• winner Is , the. world's
speaker and if he had chosen to follow a precedent •estab
■
-UH lished by other political speakers-when addressing a body
t. ... •
V. . ' .
of students, he might well have bored them with a flowery
speech
replete with "rhetorical a(jd oratorical flourishes".
But </utyVJ*lla. I most be haughty,
Mr. Wright however elected to tell tlie student body thd
\ r ..told.
■
(Try'.tbit orr; your *sdt
’ soul when truth o f legislative evils as he has seen them during many
.
•HWy”
‘
r •pa*ar>
i , years o f experience.
tk K
^
........
with Mir OfJ
Naturally wc are moved to wijnder if id is not possible
• ‘ that whatever evils beset, thip state might also be due in
A^dLo-fom. mv.Yenua cgn’ aursome small degree at least tot something of the same cause.
Syen lHuyAhe eyes of 'a.' glorious Throughout the entire state therfe has been considerable
I rf. V
ML 'can 'conquar-- tie
° f °ur own legislatures acts, especially its most
;.*•
V t .*.;?'.
jreeant acts.' Everyone wonder* why does the legislature use
id strength with so little judgment.
no RepresealaHveJWright in Florida to rise
\.
' i .HP®*1?
Rodents nt Gainesville what’s the matter with
J M v '- iS.v. u* u . - ' Florida? .
, Whl i.mdroafda pash on TrtY'ieycs . •* * ■
.------------ -p' , ______
' f!
l’m-allyel!.. * "M A N THINKS HE supervises the buying,” contends
tiy sadTi awhlrj jri(h this beauty,th«^writer, who beli$vep the housewife’s
apngv
- 'l.difficult than businfcssv rtan’n, ''bccauac ‘'he makes "'out
« r. Ijl.'jt jtiat Ybor serial num
"
^ut^c|ua)ly hq knows little or nothing
The; stand In array while I carry about those bills. Hq thinks his wife is no financier because
she makes mistakes in adding a column of figures. He fori
the ,patei,' .
Ti the fairest sweet maid of the gets that real financiers never trust themselves! but use
land
Her blush, 111m the rose with the adding machines. He forgets that the financiering comes
In the planning of how tho income is spent to achieve cer
honey dew charm—
l*V a.Judge who can pick 'em tain ends and avoid bankruptcy.
That the majority of
' 11—Exchange, . .
homes are solvent redounds to the credit of the women
ethlnka he doth protest too within them.”— Helen Christine Bennett.
-------— •
r r
Money In Honey
%
>27,
B l Petersburg Independent
Speakjng of Industries and crops
that are being neglected in Florid®
or not developed as they should be,
thero are the beekeeping industry
and the honey crop. Of course
the apiarist business has not been
neglected in Florida, nnd It Irb y
no means undeveloped; it has not
been devekped as it should be.
Florida Is a lard Ideal for bees and
honeymaking and if the industry
were developed the annual rev
enue from the home marketed
would total millions.
No estimate of the bulk and val
ue of the annual Florida crop is
available, but it is generally admitted that the production is not
half what it might easily and
should he. One fortunate fact in
connection with the disposal af
the crop is that much of Florida's
honey is absorbed by the home
markets. Perhaps a great many
people who buy honey do not
look at the labels on the container
to see where the honey is produced.
Those who buy honey that way In
St. Petersburg stores are making
n mistake for if they Have been
using northern honey Florida hon
ey will he a treat to them. Flor
ida honey is superior to northern
honey. Though delicately flavor
ed it is heavier and stronger and
makes a stimulating diet.
After
eating Florida honey awhile, hon
ey coming from northern
mar•kets tastes rather flat.
Perhaps the best Florida honey
is produced in the southern part of
the state. Bees have avnst variety
pf bloom to work on and the result
ant distillation is rare.
SoiVii of
it. if a quantity rf it is eaten alone
or taken on an empty stomach has
a tendency to produce a "heady” 11
feeling.' This is particularly true
of honey,prod,jce^l in Jhc Evergladj
ns scctiofi! Thnrn nre A-nnmbcr or
honey producing firms in South
Florida,- but either the output is
not large or it is not pushed on
the market for usually it is a
scarce article in local stores. Most
St. Petersburg g'-occry stores and
other foodstuffs markets
seem
lo prefer to stock up with honey
shipped wrom Ohio, Indiana Iowa,
Wisconsin anil other states where
the beekeeping indust-y is active.
Honey of a fine quality is pro
duced in Pinellas county and in the
riunshine City. But the quanity
is limited. The local irakets could
tabsorh ninny times the nmount
avaituNe. '
tf them is one thing to which
Florida is perfectly adapted it is
bedkeeping. The climntc is just
rigid, and flowers- arc profuse.
.Thiro arc no long seasons when
b ’r?s arc confined to hives by
weather. They can keep busy tho
year n<ound in Florida.
.More Floridians should take up
beekeeping, if not trt the exclusion J Perhaps you do' not need
of bther interests, then as a sidethe finest tire on the market
lino.* The maket will be handy,
for your cat^—aoroetimei
right here nt home at least for A
.
motorists
just need good
few yoars to come.
Thero Is
s hottest value in a low priced
tr-oncy in hortey. 1
provent this cruelty.
p
The Sanford Credit Ass’n. I
Loch
%
.* •
Arbor
Prices
M e e t T o d a y ’ s D jin md
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
meet the existing con
ditions of today— one
pnys for merit in (his
deelopment but todays
prices will
Have
I f Fl'-rida had made
Box 330
d olU r you
I Today !
is a Prescription for
Malarin, Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Hilious » ever.
W e bava unlimited
fund* available for
loans on improved
residence and busi
ness properties
in
amounts from $2,000
to $100,000.
It kills the germs.
Me Laulins
Jewelcrs-Optnmetrist
Diamond Mounting
You receive, firs! of all,
a policy assuring you full
und adequate indemnity
for property destroyed by
fire.
In addition, we offer you
the services of fire pre
vention engineers. They
will point out how you can
reduce the fire hazards on
your property und thus In
crease your safely.
Do you want dependable,
reliable protection? Talk
with us today.
ytsg.
Inland Supply
Company *
BATH TOWELS
Mortgage Co
1523 Barnatt B ta k
Bldg.
J A C K S O N V IL L E
Plumbing — Heating
"Service* You’ll Appreciate”
JAMES a'l SANDS
323 Sas.ori1 Avc.
CHRISTMAS
SAVERS
Vifts NOW on our new
easy payment plan.
Only 7fl chopping dayc before Christmas.
I
Change oi Schedule Train
No 8o. Northbound
.JEUective Sept. 2 7 ^ ^
Phone G30J.
Time-Truck-Money
Select
.. 108 Magnolia
Baldwin!
I
Eatablished fOOH*
221 Magnolia
I'twine
Jeweler
I
See or Address
s Our
Local
Counccl
S. R . D IG H TO N
SANFORD
In nnler that we may get our
special double loop Turkish bath
towels introduced into as many
homes as possible we will mail
to nny address I towels for
$1.00 postpaid.
These towels are size 20 by
10 and a ‘ special double loop
construction, woven from be3t
select cotton yurnr,.
Do not confuse this heavy
double bmp towels with the
light ningie loop:
Albert B. Kirby,
Gaffney, S. C.
A. P. C onnelly &
Sons
. 'm W M i n m
■aalurS. fUrlSa
Loans closed inmedl*
ately on our inspec
tion.
Nk red lepe.
Low cost.
Engraving
W'nlch Repairing
W H E N YOU
IN S U R E W IT H
US
H. C. V1ELE
StiSP.StiL? ftS
TS
Loans
THE LESSONS THEY LEARN
DON’T W AIT FOR BUSINESS!
Sa nford
M o rtg a g e ]
Bilvertowns—for those who
•i Wont the finest. Goodrich
Radios and Signal Cords—
for those whowant good serv
ice at real money savings.
id
Three great elements of highway commerce—con.scrvatiqn of
roiling stock and operating expenses.
Tires are a vital factor in this matter.
Long runs must bo made at high speed; there must be * built-in re
“
silience uni cushion in abundance in tire equipment and tires must de
liver unfaltering, constant mileage.
There can be but one suggestion— Firestone Truck and Bus Pneu- j
i , niatics.
*
oi
a.
....
(
•Arrive Jacksonville At 1:45 V. M.
Arrive Sanford 9:00 A. M.
.Leave Sanford 9:20 A. M.
Leave Tampa 3:45 A. M.
Truck and Bus Pneumatics
il Train No.83 Southbound
■nr
/.'■-Jm ir
1st.
■■- * - s•- •*>
\jr\at0}
inquired?
y
*4
lenders in commerce and industry.
In the excellency of Its educational
institutions Florida ranks with the
states having thy old famous uni
versity nnd colleges Florida now is
an acknowledged educational cen
ter..
Connecticut has its Yale, Massa
chusetts its Harvard, Maine
its
Bowdoin, Rhode Island its Brown,
New Jersey its Princeton, Mary
land its John Hopkins, Illinois its
University of Chicago, Californio
ne folks smile as if they were
its Lcliind Stanford, nnd many of
their akin .would crack.
<■ — :— *>------- \
the states such as Michigan, Vir
PA LA T K A NEWS
ginia nnd Pennsylvania. But Flor
ford Bank Officers - Held,
headline. By now.-they probi? nc
beauty atnlu of affaira cxiata. Conditiona ida has its University of Floridu nt
It's—to be held.—Sarm- P°
f riorum and one of ita there wore good and celery culture Gainesville; its Florida Stuto Col
moft promising metropolises, with thrived until the politically amhit- lege for Women at Tullahaaso; Rol
population estimated at from 20, loua Kyt at loggerheads. Two newa lins College, Stetson University.
Six notable seats of learning!
filter lays then art no millled^where
ire- bm
T U.h hT y *eV T * ‘
rpiiwm
wert^ s"tirte
^
t m
nehad
The University of Florida js ono
Nerth Dakota. What, creases, it learning the leiaon th at1sufficed before. Earih
Eadh had ita fol
no ‘ bootlefgera out Sanford only recently leaded and lowing. It wasn't long until u red- of the beat in the pountry, Yale
that must be taught to almost hot city election wah.staged. And Harvard, Princeton, Brown, Chic
—Baraaota Times.
ago and others have
the inter
every American municipality,
. ■ ' o ..... v ; ,
on Ha heels came a financial crash,
have to many wivej
It la being educated to the coat caused no doubt by engendered ani national repute-that comes with
aye to number th^m to keep fftolj many newspapers. Possev- mosities between strong, opposing ycots, but they have no greated ex
cellency of curricula. The Univers
(■traitht, wed then when pros- Jng two, sufficient td serve .'even factioqa.
The
newspapers, of ity ,of Florida begins Its first se
starte thej- f « t amneala.
such an Isolated community, a third course, first victims of thei> own mester this year with more than
loomed up out of the political skies excessive zeal, are continuing to 2,000 students. Its president, Dr.
old’, lady called up The and having, noiother excuse for ex print—hnd that Is all. As an in
Murphree, and Us faculty are per
office the other day and istence began to play the old game vestment both have failed.
sonages In the world of education
*tf aha could *et a of muck-raking.
The
expected
While Fort Myers and Hanford and literature. Florida State Col
reserved seat down et the Court happened. The once solidified pop were learning their leaaons, aa oth lege for Women opens with, more ♦
ulace divided Itself into factions er cities learned it, the merchants than 1,150 students. It, too, has n
and began to cast atones at Ita ware supporting a system of double faculty t f distinction. Rolllna Col.
what we hear of Jones and neighbors. And aa always under taxation with the customary reluct lege, with Hamilton Holt as pres
ekU Govemer Martin could
conditions, each group ar ance. To reach their entiro clien ident surrounded by a faculty of
found more able
MCUt* rogated i f itself the monopoly of tele, to avoid the appearance of be- specialists in the arts, literature
local Vvirtue] Integrity and civic pride. In* lined
■help _clear up. ,tb
I
up with eitnetf'Yhf two hos- and science, and its proposed new
A n e ffo rt.tf recall two of the city tile groups, they were orced to system of dispensing with
class
commissioner!
failed, but the vote support all the newspapers that routine and drugery, is attracting ! • >
k
--------thought the ahowad very eUariy that the town' might choose to exist.
And they wide.attention. Stetson University!
' brand• jury was split op
® * P 1 he a long are obtaining no additional cover resumes with a greater enrollment •
-----, • one tlmb b^forp t|>« wounds heal, aigrl age for the excess expenditures. than last year, tand a similar ro- j
We aotked
aeeond who weren't harmony fa restored.
All that they got for their extra port comes from the other Insti-'
Down i t Sanford, the same pennies was duplicated circulation. tutiona named.
L
There ia no logical reason, except |
?=*==•
is conducting a drive aof sentiment and the plea of home •
ipeedera In'that city. AcePties, why anyone should go out of
are net eauaod by ipeedera
Florist for a university or college
m eften as by Intoxication
W INTER PARK HERALD
course. They may attain the best,
o*
i, drivers.- • * .
and remain in Florida during Us ') [
N °w and then we hear of a Flor him Idly, dreaming of the sport of incomparable winter season.
M, Carson of Miami Is ida merchant who doesn't think the the big woods with a good dog and
time is yet ripe to go after business a shotgun.
T M pleasure bent fellows someand w*e are reminded of e certain
go broke.— Savannah News,
Finally
the
aqulrrePa
advertis
violating the lews of flor- Winter Park squirrel that, through
ing
began
to
bear
fruit..
Charlie
r holding ,races . here this hla aggressive disposition, has beF irit thing invented by man was
pitched a cracker out at the foot of
e fat and
ai
come
sleek during a dull the tree and Mr. Squirrel prompt a hammer. That waa the beginning
summer.
ly came down and devoured it. of , politics.—The Toledo Blade.
and hood bosses ere
-Beside* being aggressive, this Charlie itched another cracker and
.to mo It It U squirrel uses good judgment.
In still another until the squirrel now. all because he believed ir. ad
the
fln
t
place
he
located
hla
hab
i.*.'•• jh . scampered back up the tree satis vertising regardless of. the gener
I'i potation Is at itation In front of Charlie Noaek's fied without asking' for a finger al business situation. Go down and
see him. He will taka s cracker or
• 4.1
Cafe on East Park Avenue. Noting bowl or paying his check..
a piece o f toast from Charlie's
-o
that folks were* continually enter
l-*ter in the day he came down
ing Charlie's place and later com- •gain, and finally when Charlie haqd goW and he is as fat and
out with a tight belt and a Sat- dldn t respond promptly he crossed •leek aa any squirrel you ever saw.
the squirrel pm
' J the side walk and standing on "his He likes hla meals about as fre.as a German
■t hand
r if non
hind legs, peered In* through the
> gets them
. coming
to be looking
•erten door. This called for a piece
— ran op and down
ot toast. Th|a eltver squirrel la a
I f you
tme furiously. Charlie watched him r * g r i « hoarder a t'C & U e ’a place
lotri~
C1
tirt.
L 1'W o have the low prices—
on tires that will give you
Rood mileage for every
■■rapid
as
commertlaHy
and Indusrdh
r i f f s ’ coir
has in educational wmrk
It wluldS
to<lay stand among the
you
found
DeForest-Sanlord
Realty Co.
down the scale!
Florida’s Colleges
be
astounishingly
all tfte may
5HL Petemhurg Independent
Tho Cred t Association J8 at> .
ganixed society for th« prevent!
of Cruelty to Credit Ju*t p*y vV
youl
bills when they’ro duo, „nd helo
In His Pin-Feather Stage
*
1
* c
-
»
Leave JuckMonville At 10:10 I*. M.
,
*
*
Arrive Sanford. At 2:10 A. M.
Leave Sanford At 2:55 A. M.
Arrive Tampa At 7:00 A. M.
, '* J; * T"" *
v
.*._r\%
>
1
*
“
‘“0 ,
Q: W. Ray Ticket Agent Phone 63J
£
S
411 W. F h ., 8 , ^
F‘,u" ' 8,>u#n: ;
Willard Battery Service
w aha
: t. • ^ ,
:* u
%
�cLauiin is Commission D
Bach From Busang Action On Su
Trip To N ew Y o rk Baseball And B ind
B e a i d w Telephone
On Monday afternoon Mrs. A.
i The Sanford High School eleven W. Epps entertained most delight
! came back to practice yesterday fully at her home on Palmetto A v
WEDNESDAY.
afternoon with light hearts follow- enue, In honor df. her young son,
iny Spaulding Cirdc of the |Ing their victorious contest Sat- A. W. Epps Jr.,
on
his fifth
B*Pti«t
U - " * ! ! ! urday with the tfeam’ composed "of ‘
anniversary.
Mrs. Herbert Spier at her njumnj
tho g^oo!
I The attractive home was beau-
'"Mias Love Turner, principal of
—■ tha West Side Primary School, r*‘(Continued From Page 1)
be shown for *bch an ordinance be turned tA Sanford •Saturday afletr.
spending the summer at Donglass; l
fore it could be enacted.
G«-»
and Stj Petersburg. ,
: I The City Attorney also informed S, -, - ..Tabspa
f M*gr :■». ilJ-1
*.
the ■Commrszinn that the con
Miss Slaiy Elizabeth Puleaftii
tracting firm of G. A. Miller Inc. will return homo Tuesday evening
of Tampa has complied with the from Tallahassee' where she hM
building code in the matter of been spoudfnc -the week end with,
furnishing liability insurants for her slstar '-Misa Camilla Pulestoa/
who is attending Florida State
their contract of remodeling the College for Women.
McCrory atore on First Street. ..*•
•The question of whether mobey
from the utilities bond' account
could bg transferred to tha ordin
ary account for the payment of
current obligations was declared to
be' within the power of the Cotn- '
mission provided It nude such art
rangementa to repay the funds Ih
time to meet such obligations as
are outstanding against the bond
account. Despite this opinion of the
City Attorney, the,Commission t«mk
no actidn on transferring the' mon
eys, being coptenf. they said, to
delay payment for the time being of
the current bills.
A deed to the cemetery owned
by Frank Miller add others whs1
presented t* the CurtmiMion and
s*hie was ordered executed 1h c
Kftepfpvl _______ _
t
High; SchoQl Team IMrs. Epps Entertains! Monthly. Meeting. W
Has Good Workout1With Birthday Party St Agnes G u i l d ils
Foj* MasterA. W. Epps Held
O n Local Gridiron
Social
Mrs, Grady GiddaiUf who has
been* the attn&Tve house guest at
M t*. J. M.^ Wallace, “fo# the ]
week left Monday evening foir
homo at Tampa.
The monthly social m
St. Agnes Guild of Holy
Episcopal Church was held
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Duigsr.
- (
The metnbers voted to hel|
nlah glassware for the
equipped kitchen at the P l
were
feSSSSBR|ESS Sr£rSr£x £rb»** *
Henry Me Laulln, Jeweler, ac
companied by Mrs. Me Lauiin re
turned to'the'city yesterday from
his annual buying trip-to New York
City. Mr. Me Laulln-stated, today he
had been told by an official of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad a
grent many Inquires were being
received Trom tourists bent, on com-,
ing to Florida for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. McLaulln left San
ford Sept.17. for Gotham making
the trip both ways by rail. The
Jeweler stated he and his wife had
a very pleasant time'. It was quite
cool In the north nearly',#!) of the
period the couple were there.
According to Mr. McLaulln the
majority, of New York people,, are
not interesting themselves to buy
great extent In' national politics,
Business is very slow there as It
ha* been all over the country and
attending to business affairs teems
to ** the only penchant of people
*n
New York City, Mr. McLaulln
deciaml-
in their work.
Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Dick Brown ai
k ut the church.
SWI ..lo w with .he victory of .h „‘ ?„ , U
the i K
" ' John Melsch Jr., were added'xo
FRIDAY
rr
fiWt game of the season the men t garlands of pink
and
white that committee.
’
rnlar meeting of the Circle
paid strictest attention to the; Quaint "Mother Goose" napkins
Mias Mildred Huston, who-ifr
[wo of the Mathodiat Church
coach and worked like Trojans In'.and other novelties helped add a tended ! the Teachers * Tralnidr
w held at 2 o'clock at the home
the efforts to perfect their know- festive appearance to the table School at Sewanee this su
ssnmfaer
om an
r* S 0. Shlnhoher on Oak .ledge
of the signals.
1 ""
The afternoon was merrily spent gave a most Intereating accom
u, with Mrs. M. E. Moye and
Orders were given for numerous
Tha second game of the season with games of all kinds which the University, its teachin And
|L. M. Te|ford, os hostesses.
additions
to his stock to arrive in
were
plnyed
on
the
spacious
Is scheduled for Saturday after
surroundings. Mrs, E. P.
plenty of time for th« Christmas
lawns,
the
children
being
assisted
noon
at
the
Municipal
Athletic
told
of'local
social
service
tiled Meeting
the Seminole
season, Mr. McLaulln said. Watchipter 0. E. S. at 7(30 o’clock at Field. To date an opposing team in these by Mrs. Charles L.Park. that the Guild member* woi I r'es. silver ware, rings, etc., figure to
iMasonic Temple. Mr*. Angle has not been located but various The feature of the afternoon was slit her in.1
a targe extent in Mf. McLaulln’t
lartte fish pond, where the little
flson Mank, Grand Matron of negotiations are in progress which
It was'decided that In the -/if* , purchases for the coming year at
tots
fished
for
favors.
Grand Chapter will be ui at- will provide one for the day. An
Late in the afternoon the chil ture all Guild meetings would W the Yule-tide lesson. The goods
announcement will be made short
will arrive shout Oct. 15, he said. transfer of the pr5I>efty some
dren
marched Into the dining room held at the Parish Hddse; and
ipe Organ Club of the
First ly when an agreement has been
"I am going to have the most time ago.
next
meeting
of
St.
Agnes
Guild
where refreshments of pink and
(flat Church will meet at 3:30 reached.
will be held Monday October lift complete line of first class jewelry
white
brick
ice
cream
and
indiv
uck at the Church with Mrs.
tx t h i : court or.sruk rocxTY
idual cakes were servpd by Mrs. with Mrs. Raymond Phillip's ana in the City for this Christmas seas Jl'tMJK,
f S. Selman and Mrs. R. F.
. . T
Mrs. Benjamin Whttner Wi; as on.”
Epps,
assisted
hy
Mrs.
C.
L.
Park.
sRsnxoi.i: rovxTT, m n i o r
ferae hostesses..
t „
hostesses.
•
* - »b
4 (• < * * b. 1
The little guests were Charles
ri.o H iiii
. Parka Jr.t * Louine
Anderson
After all business had - been.'
IN UK TUB F5TATE O*1! B- Pet
ers. Deceased, IN PIIOBATB.
Wells, Joyce Hunt, Lois Hodges, transacted a social hour was en
‘I
Frederick Hodges, Robert Rumb- joyed, during which time the mem*
n o t tctjFi f T m ^ r Cm v r n that
ley, Cnrlinp Palmer, tVanna White, ;b er» sewed on articles
fo r the *
ejea lor
, m. winAin*
■nTn~
tha uiiiteratanctl will. ,on live IStK
Ei E. Triable, and Mrs.
<Uy of November. A. D. 111?, preient
»+ «— r — .
Saxon Jernigan, Connie McCall, Christmas bazanr.
1-^ # !• **
ta the llonorehte t'ounty Judge St
Mrs . N. C. Jacobs,
Elizabeth
Tumor,
Walter.
Turner,
and
iced
tea
ward
see
Remlnote County. Florida. Iter float
}*[Eve
normal, woman, to say
Louise
Pardon,
Margaret
Lesson,
Ujlunter apd M r,.aQ O frs
raiurn, scenuni and
hostess
assisted
by
f"*
A
m
.
Dlij^
*
-------^nothing of curiohs man, will be
executrix or th* r .t x t r of u. Peters,
In Wetrf amonjt dhe members eager to see Virginia Vallt, charm Ralph Tolar, Bobble Herndon, Em- Brown and Helen Wilson;,
J Ray Rochea, age 21, a native of ifereaeiuf, and al eald tllne. then and
ett Herndon, Dick Brown.
Jr.,
the Im-al Baptist Church attendMembers attending this meeting' ‘ Mexico, recently of New York City there, make application to the safe!
Seminole Baptist Associa- ing Fox Films actress In “ Stage ]7ck“ W^TruffT DudleV'McCrack-’
f ir n final eettlemieiU of her
were Mrs. Mortimer Glover, Mrs, was taken off. Atlantic Coast Line Judse
Madness,’
a
Victor
Scherttlnger
cn<
Jnck
Moow>
Kar,yl„
of eald estate, and
Tittjs.vlJIe, Sept. 20th and 21
Hous- Heyward Walker, Mrs. M. Mina* train 81 upon its arrival about n.lmlnletration
for an order dlecharglnx her ee such
production which comes to the1-holder.
--Hqff,
- - - -Charles
George
Cook,
executrix.
,
12:30 o'clock this afternoon by of*
g, S. McLendon of St. Augus Mllane Theatre today.
Max Rumbley, Raymond Fox Jr., rik, Mrs. George MbCrory, Miss
Dated this the JV day of,Septem
Mlldred
Huston,
Mrs.
Raymond
fleers
of
the
Sapfonl
Police
DepartIn this picture, based upon the Wilson Sneed, and James McEIber. A. D„ 1111.
tas a guest at Chuluptn Inn
Henrietta Kdwarde.
He’ will
be held for
faesdny and Thursdajf while romance of a Parisian dancer who hannon. The grownups were Mrs. I’ hillips, Mrs. Benjamin Meitner went.
A m executrix o f the Kstate of
tfng to business lh'the vicinity, loves her art-better than she docs C. I* Parks and Mrs. Robert E. Jr„ Mrs, Howard Overlln, Mrs. H, an Immigration officer of JacksonIt. I’ etere, Deceased.
C. Walker, Mrs. Rolland L. Dean, vilel who will come up to Investi
number of residents gathered her home, Miss Valli was afforded Herndon.
case
for the fed
Mrs. John W. Melsch Jr, Mrs. gate the
ndnota Inn Wednesday evening an opportunity to wear some of
eral
authorities,
Sergeant
S. L.
Dick
Brown
and
Mrs.
Dalger.
den to the prize fight returns the most stunning gowns she has \ f e B#lQm p q S m i t h A n d
iftgnc
Mortimer Smart stated this afternoon. The
O K Illl.Il J k llU Visitors were Rev.
the radio whic was being re ever donned before a motion picGlover, Mrs. E. P. Morse and.’ Mexicsn speaks fairly good Engtd directly from the ringside, ture camera,
N
Mlss Helen WKson.
‘ I^sh and undersUnds It although
U r#
fog the evening Mrs, Wagner
In addition, the dancing sequ
says he halt been In this country t
now ti
ltdcake and punch to h«ir guests. ences, wheroin she appears before
; about five months.
,
In J. E. Snyder has been in th
cosmopolitan
audiences of
•iHe was engaged Jn cooversation .
hered f»r several days this but Europe, Mias Valli dons some of
Mrs.
<1 Williamd f » » d : Mrs.
with
a Herald reporter this morn- 1
tblfi to be about again,
the most daring costumes conceiv Marlon
Smith were hostcsises
Thousand* have
tng. The. young .man declared It ,
have been placed in the able. These designed by Kathleen Monday afternoon tb the members
Now open for
wai
very
cold
Qn
New
York
City
(e by the * Florida Power iCay of Fox Studios, wero the envy of thS Pipe Organ Club of the First
,i.i
:
'. .-r
_____
and he had decided to-come- down .
jfeht Cu. for tho placing of o f every actress In Hollywood.
Baptist Church, at the home
of
...
buxinetiH
j. i
ti t
,* !
i ‘ : I tl|A Florida with the other tourists. I
*{for the pow electric light line,
. J 1
Miss Valli fs surrunded by nn Mrs, Williams on Magnolia Avenue.
A
very
pretty
children’s
party
?He
said
he
rod*
freight
train*;
rpgnd Mrs. Wm. Jacobs enter* all-star Citst, Including
A short devotional exercise pro
TulHiV
204
Park
Ave.
T r. N.’
, ■
'
n number of friends at their Cnrminati and Lou Tellegen. She ceeded the business session, this was that of Saturday afternoon ljromHew York to UeLnnd. lie
when
Mrs.
M.
Kronen
entertained
worked
there
as
a
laborer
for
a
lone Thursday evening to listen is estranged from a baby daughter wns led by Mrs, A. M. Phillips. A
Alteratlopa—
a number of children honoring herFJhort time.
tofthe prize figh t returns.
UI|K pf
D) "What Constitutes a Good
In Paris only to meet ner umler talk
I
sop,
Philip,
in
cetebratkon
o
f
hlaf-1
Rochea
say.ha
"hopped"
the
ha.; been received of the
which 1
J108^ tfdgic conditions 18 yearn CitUern’!. was glvon by Mrs. Kent third birthday.
• pUM«ngor. trains at. D*L«nd ai\d
Rqasiti
tor.
;
IVJT •HI
I
Rink,
green
and
white
were
the
was on his way to Tempo. - The
- ■ T •• . --1M r,
.Roll
oil call was responded to by
Included
in
the
cast
are
Richnrd
colors
featured
in
the
decorations
alien
was
discovered
by
a
conducwas the wife of Rev. F. O.
current events. After this routine
Quanitles of tor this afternoon when the train
and the mother of F., R. Walling, TuIHo Carinenntl, Tyler business was carried out. One new and other details.
wdo bpth s jf nt the winter Brooks, Bodil Rosing and others. member was added,Mrs, A. C. Mc cut flowers and ferns were effect 'reached Sanforji'l, Hq worf hiding
tivcly arranged in baskets and over the' whe^il under (tihkaruota last year apd w ill reLendon.
of the PuUgmnj
.I’W'i.t 'q 1
(hlsyriir. 1
The next meeting will be held bowls about the rooms. The din- riagu trucks of
■VWIIfW teld
tVIH L
: Sergeant
Hr, and *Mrs. H. T. Brown and
nt the church parlors with Mr*. ing table was laid with a lace cov- coaches. Rochea
h' r *
no ?Uixenxnlp papers.
'
ighUr, V ir g in ^ apd Mrs. Viola
Guy S. Reiman and Mrs. R. F. Coo er and renteted with the' white Smart hee had
Wo
are,
two
years
oi’
d
jn.
S
h
n
f
c
f ^ "*
The
man'
said
he
lived
Just
ectoss
■
frosted
birthday
coke
topped
with
robe, who have been spending tho
per a* hostess.
Placed the border-line near Eagle P*f*.
nmer in Maine, are expected to
Late in the afternoon the host three tiny pink candles.
years we havb tnhlnUiRhdi A Wgb.gtfi
nrft this week. . .
esses served a delicious
salad, about this were , miniature pink During hlx. stay In New York he
cheese, apples, saltines, and punch baskets filled with candies and washed dishes in a restaurant,
work that haa beensWithout cornpgrii
"The Binh of g e n W
mints, which were later ' used as
as refreshments.
liss Minnie Lee Allen left MonMr*. M. 8. Wlgglo# and children
Members- present
were
Mrs. favors.
(Continued From Page 1)
the City; »na how we j)lf«r,our p*tr
for Tampa where she will visit
returned bom* Monday from Lake
Reynolds,
left
to
escort
the
young
Francis
E.
Bolz,
Mrs.
R.
II.
Berg,
The
afternoon
hours
were
quick
tnd.s for several days.
woman, whom the- police said was Mrs, Leslie Bryan, Mrs. C. W. Ba ly spent with games of all kind* Ontario whqre they have been
opportunity of securing thia high d
spendlrtg the summer. They were
ker, Mrs. R. F. Cooper. Mrs. C. H.
Krdman Lehman left Monday for Miss Marie Houston of St. Louis, Cook, Mrs. J. H. Colclcrugh, Mrs. and at a late hour refreshments of accompanied as far an Savannah,
vice at reduced prlcea as a Blrthdhy 1
iter Park where he will resume left In a taxicab alone. This was A. C. Chamberlain, Mrs. I. E. Ea- •Ice cream, coke and ^mndy were
Ge,,’ by Mr. Wiggins, who will
the
lost
time.
Reynolds
was
seen.
served
by
Mrs.
Kronen
assisted
by
studies at Rollins College.
fla w
spend some time at points In
the efficient handling
How Reynolds’ roadster, left at tridge, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn, Mr*. her mother, Mrs, M-, Fleischer,
from us.
•
C. P. Henderson, Mrs. R. W. LawGeorgia before returning home.
of
your
'account,
the
the
Mlneloa
railroad
station,
came
There
were
18
children
who
folie Williams left Saturday for
to go over a eix foot embankment! ton, Mrs. B. G. Methvin, Mra. B- C. helped Philip celebrate hie natal
flria tvclel service of
ntjMich., where ho will attend
E xtra M
26 - - - r
this
iHstitotfoh laInto the water, o ff Chicken Point, Moore, Mrs. A. A. Mnneely, Mre. day.
i Bulck dealers convention.
.Si'fT;
clddes information on
1* j .
a
M»* ||)lf
near Port Washington, is one of Sidney J. Nix. Mrs. A. M. Phillip*.
Mra. Tony Pitchford, Mrs. Kent
credits and advice en <
Paul Lake qt Tampa is spending
Dick Twltehell of Daytona Beach the most mysterious angles of the Rossiter, Mrs. Guy S. Selman. Mr*.
Inrretnenta.
several
days
here
attending
to
case.
The
car
was
taken
from
iperuling a few days her as the
Clifford Walker, Mrs, T. L. Hale, business.
Too Often This W a rm e fS h tg U J i
»l.0« durlnr
« - qZ,;i,wa*d Mrs C. A.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key. tho water by workmen and left on |
Kidney Action.
the Beach for several days. Then Mre- I™ E- S^ ‘ h* ard’
A
'
ing and fur.;
Hi
H
Odum,
Anderson J r, Mrs.
William apd Katherine Steed,
home a man appeared who said he was Mrs.
lobert W. Deane return
Marion B. Smith and Mrs.
ft
Mlt
It**',V*
feur, claimed the Volie Williams. Mrs. Walker Coo young children of Mr. and Mre. W.
ere he Reynolds' c
lay from Lakq Wi
, ia4H oivisi;
•*, gai nusl >
J. Steed of Kisstmmqw ere visit
wpd away,
h
been spending w
per was a visitor.
tsc
ln#3
f»i.r
tn
waste
ing here with their ’grandparents
inston of Winston
ward
r
(-■ Y j .
iapt t o :
,,i#i m- J«um
>
< >31
Mr.
and
Mr*.
J.
G.
Ball.
Salem,
step
father
of
young
Reyleft
Miu Florence
McKay
n
_. i»yv
\
Ids, and W>*R* Hubner of Balti.for WIntel - P a r k ,-----___, | P I _
-t v*
Too Late To Classify)
o r e , \ f r i « d of the family, afe
’ - ;a senior at Rollins'Coladd nagging bOfcfcack*. That
l«
CordJhHjr
ydun,
['* t
the kidnrys ere wtt acting
sslating in the search. Graham,
FOR SALE: Boat, trailer kicker,
right is rften shown by scanty
according to hotel employes, left
reedy for fiehing trip. Tbl Hag
or burning seefetkm*, .If you.
Agnes Bowyer of Leeehurg the Hotel last night for the south.
on to believe your
gard 237—W.
have reopen
'
I here Sunday to spend some
Miss Houston formerly lived in
« •ts acting tlujufxhbf,
with her daughter Mrs. Joe Cheyenne Wyoming, She ia now
»’ * Fit7s. Damn »
By International News Service FOR SALE: Radiola twenty, and
Cm K " .
im.
believed to bo In New York.
. iw
■tltmilate me kWqey*
**«a
EVANSTON* III, Sept. 27— (IN
loud speaker, mounted op bat
■ Marie Houston, pretty night club S )—Jazz has replaced the dreamy
;
waste
bnIn
eHmlrurtlng
weei
tery cabinet, attractive outfit. Tel
many friends of Gavin (Red) hostess who was with Reynolds on
-_____
evtrywhere enlet.r Urn*
Usm everywhe
m, young-eon of Mr, and Mrs. the day he dlsapeered, was found sonata a i musical "soothing syrup Haggard, 237—W.
iflTre* Doan*#; A tk y o u r
for
modem*.
However,
it
should
' r i r ' 'J * i *J * l.i.
Graham, yrill regret to learn today by newspaper reporters. She
b« taken la daily doses.
Wanted To Buy—Plano, tyikt Me in
• '
'J
i
• - V 'l . .
! he continues quite HI at his outlined a^vlvid account- of Rey notThis
Is the finding end advice
good shape.
Call 405.
nolds' generous career along Broad of Prof. Donald A. Laird, difector
way and expressed the opinion that of phychology of Northwestern
bungalow, attract I
[Miss
Bobble
Chapman
of this generosity had “brought him University summer schoel, editor SM ALL
furnished, desirable ' mca<
ihtsvtlle Ga., arrived here Into trouble.”
K«u».MUWs<*. Mis-Ck»M..U*X*UN.Y.
. , , of the Industrial Psychology Maga- Address Box X car* Herald,
.v - ;.
sy evening and Is again teachMiss Houston declared that al
i
'at the South .Side Primary though Reynolds’ roadster had been
There are 81,000,000 acres of idle
V* ■-'*#; * 1 ■
found- overturned near Port Wash lend in this country that forestry
_ dM
__ not believe Rey expects declared should he suited
I
e
ington. she
Had met with- an accident.
>ldX had
lr. and Mre. -Tom Owen of nolds
...t
for growing trees.
"Mr. Reynolds was paying the
rater, formerly fit Sanford,
»t thq week end here as . the bills far hia party of friends at the
TRIBLY-W ork unedr way on
•ta of Mrs. Owen’s sister Mrs. Charm Night Club on the night of unpaved itretch of ntate road 23
•t uui.
-v
, )< / Sept. 16,’ she said. "He thought extending 2 miles from county lino
nothing of spending hundreds of north of here.
[Or. and Mrs; H. A. Walker of dollars in a club and he always tip
j ds
»go, Bt, arrived hero Monday ped with twenty dollar bills.
T jJW' '
" I got a wire from my'mother
ere the gpests of fheir niece
O
r
,
Ut
yIM
A
M, Minsjrlk at her home on who woe ill In St. Louis and when
Yoo will enjoj
I told Mr. Reynolds about it, he
•1 AvefatmL
VUuV*
took me to the' Orahd Central Sta
!*P : m
I I , u 4 w .ll ki
'S '* .Hi
■ •. .
id re. O. T.. tloji the next day and put me on a
i »# »£
^ ro that troth -for St. Louis. Ho was in gay
.(follow- xplrlt when I left.”
. ■
—
No concern over Reynolda ab
Main Office and
roAi'y
sence was felt hy Carte W iany,
Factory
vice president of the Reynolds Air
Jackwmvllle, Flaway concern who telegraphed from
•*■***•
i ’ .4
Washington today the finding^ of
^ -1
Local Reprenxentahia car probably meant the machine
tive
•uent had been stolen end wrecked.
* «f.r«r,v v
•'aJ
3:30
_
H a r in g C o s t u m e
W o lf iBy Miss Valli
In
ilane ..Picture
CHLI
Mexican- Alien Is
Train
Taken
J£"Xko8 By Sanford-Police
*
Williams
Entertain
Pipe Organ Members
ANNOUNCEMENT
Little Phillih -Kronen
Celebrates His Thi*
Birthday With Pit
M acl4 ‘
r*t
rr
Y O U N G SON OF
RICH T O B A C C O
K I N G IS L O S T
3
td
ways Stiff
arid Achy J
vr«w«te%»r ;
5
You
Jazz ..Music ..D oes
N o Harm, Colgate
Educator Discovers
BW !
h/
*v &
n - l + 'f i „
or;-,
Peaches, &lbs*
Bananas; S 1 ......... ............. .... 2&c 7,
Applss, 3 lbs..................... ...........j
, GrdpES, 2 lbs* ........... ..... .........
Plumb, 2 lb&w«-i.................-........ irv-SgP
I Squash, 2 lbs.' *Jt........................
Green Beans, 2 lbs........ - .....
* Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs..........
White Potatoes, 10 lbs.
uliflower, ! lb.
TRUEMAN
FERTILIZER
CO.
and Vegetal
C. L Derby
“
.returned points in the west where they have
a been spending the past month.
» «
S
|
with her baby
of In a cradle
E Ha
- ,
J 5
*. Phqne 818
-'V'l ' ■’ '
3r»_ge
*
•v
at .the
I
.
le t M a r k e t
I
1
•v/
r,
�THE 8A N F 0R P HERALD, TUESDAY, SI
THE SANFORD HERALD, f a E 9 P A Y t^ B E g T E M B ^ 2 7 , 1927
gm the Orchard Country
For the Lost Flyers ofl£t&
Nation Where TlmesAreHnrd
Finds Enough MoneyToPay
Cinema Performers $70 To
$8R For One Weeks Work
ucpori* issued oy the Gommerce
Department movie section shows
the maximum rate of nay fiv
movlo stars at from *70 t^ |85 .»
day, although many well 'known
players obtain as low as ) S28 to
$11 daily.
Ordinary members of the cost
draw about *15 a day, while supcnumeries are paid at the rate.of
about *4 a week witl> on addition
al *.'1.50 If they, hnppen to own a
dress gult.
American movie stars who re
cently showed a fit of tempera
ment at the threat of producers to
chop thele *5,000 tq *6,000 a week
salaries* ikowever, will g ^ scant
sympathff'' from their ™ ustrian
brothers. Most of the pictures
are produced In Austria ktudlos
for less than the weekly snla*y «;(
one American star.
In Vienna. The VIta>ls the lntgeat.
There are a dozen producers In the
cduntry, only four, however, be
There ^r# lot# of peaches grown In Box Elder county. Utah, and ing considered important.
here's on* of the finest. Miss l># Esta Holmgren of Tremouinn reA consderable portion of the
cenily was cbosen queen of the orchard couulry during a peach necessary money with which to
celebration.
start a film production is obtained
by theAustrian companies through
■ the means o f advance payments by
, foreign concerns for bookings, to
* gether with money securer! by the
|sal of important license*
when
ever this is possible.
About forty film plays will be
produced In Austria this year, ac
cording to the estimate.
It was
said that no American company
1*4 yat attempted to stage s inov■ie 5pi*y In Adstfla. 1 •' t .
*I ’ L
Michigan. Notfnwestern.Ohio
•
r
Italy
has
three
producing.can#A*Nf>|tyiiu>ifl 'Clamoring For
panics-which made, (t#n ^IftlA-da
Football Honors; Old Mun
la»t yeaf and expected'to emflplete
Starfg <GrtjbrtreChlcagoTeam
about half that number in. 1827, At
jirfsen^ there hfd but six portable
CHICAGO, Sept. 27— (IN S )—
studios In Italy, tWo in RomeV two
WIth.ipaoy veteran teams an Inter
in Turin, and one In each in Milan
est greater than ever before, one
apd Ftqrenence. ,
t
of th# most spirited battles on rec
ord U «xpected.to develop this y t«r
in thu Big Ten football conference
fight. Michigan and Northwestern,
who tied for tho title in 1920, Minn
esota, Illinois and Ohio are. consid
ered the outstanding elevens.
•those pictures was respectively
Foj.kls thirty-eighth season as
*275,000 and $150,000. The usual
eosch *t the University of Chicago,'
production cost In Italy is less thun
Alon*>. Stag* has ten, "C l , .fcien.
one-tenth of the latter figure.
fourteen .lubstitutes
from
lest
Pictures are made spasmodically
In Spain where are located six
studios. Outside of that country
Spanish pictures are popular only
In Portugal and a few Latin Amtri
can countries. The salares of work
ers in the Spanish studios are
regulated by the Syndicate of Mov
Ing Picture Employes.
Mote than 100 • pictures were
produced in Ciechoslavakia Inst
yenr about' twelve having been of
the enture variety. It is estimated
Borne Difficulty
that a Czech picture of six or
, , Coach .Hanley at Northwentem
seven reels cost not mine than
University, In Evnnston, III., will “ Give me death it you
*0,000 to produce. Actors nnd
probably encounter some difficulty killed my husband,’’ *was the plea actresses are paid on o daily basis
instituting a new playing and of Mrs. Elsie Swcetin
of Mount with salaries ranging from *3
to
training system. But his.men have I Vernon, III., nt her isecond'
trial *15 n ,uv
had the advantage of spring prac- Jfor* the murder of her nusnonu.
tlcf. Among them are such stars I In her previous trial Mrs. Swcetin
as Coptain Gustafson. Lewis and: (above) nnd Rev. Lawrence Hight
Dart, tml some brilliant offensive (below) were sentenced to life
nnd defensive players to fill out his imprisonment. She testified thnt
Mta. Elmer ilyotlaine who has.
been
spending the past two
Pat Pag# is expected to - make
months in Kansas, returned to
his M rep” at Indiana this >Pall,with
her home here Sunday.
a stiff schedule ahead of him. Such
teams air Chicago, Minnesota, Notre
Mrs. L. Zimmerman, who was
Dame; and Harvard will b# pitted
operated on at the Farnald Laugh
against'hi*'men in four succes.
ton Hoepital in Sanford last week,
aive weeks. Page Is inaugurating
is convalescing at the home of her
a new system, with an offensive
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fer
backfield man to run the team and
guson.
s defensive lineman to
serve as
Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. C. R.
captain."’ Randolf is counted upShannon, of the Methodiak Orphan
:n as center;* Matheys as guard;
age at Benson Springs, wire visit
Hal) as tackle. Garrison, Harrell
ors In Lake Mary on Wednesday.
»nd “ Chuck" Bennett in the hackC. D. Wolfe was a visitor at .the
field. Sqm# promising new materCommunity Church on Sunday,
al la kwtfiW*? in Chatterton, nn
visiting the Sunday School. Mr.
md; Shields, tackle; Ringwald,
Wolfe, who is in charge of the Y.
tuard'J BaJiW. Fatince, Magnaboscn
M. C. A. in Sanford, made a dona
rod Rhlnehart-for the backfield.
tion towanf the new piano for tho
Height For Zuppke
Sunday SchooL
k Things look verv
bright
for
Miss Mary Dunn was the leader
Coach Zuppke at Urbana, III., Zunof the Song and Praise Service on
pkr wtJi bo putting In- his fifteenth
Sunday evening at the Community
r*«r aii' eoach at the University of
Church.
’ ,
The ladies' Aid Society of the
T* of, Mlnn«so*a has one adCommunity Church will
meet
mn player,
Herb Jo«ting,
Mpnd of promising gridiron
Wednesday afternoon at the home
(jiL Spear* was an all-Am.
of Mrs. Homer Gleason on the
guard at Dartmouth.
Country Clug Road, at two o’clock.
WHrtlKhave Wilcox In the t
All ladieainterested In the work of
'Id, aided by such veterans I
the church are cordially invited
irir," K'Tanskv.
Leichtlr, I
to attend,
, Speigel, nnd Wilson. Coach !
Tht Wednesday evening prayer
h assured of even better !
servlee at the Community Church
throttlers than he had last ,
will be conducted at 7 : 3 0 P. M.,
LAKE MARY
Dean of Dollars
Iflve candidates for the
»t# team reported for pracWUee head of the coaching
ppeared rather
dubious
lef.piwripecta, with Harold smger. Young is
Federal Reserve
neopolis.
bright sea- { OrIando-.pre|iminariss
of
B«noy for extension of West Wi
tar .of last |St'cet.
7
1
ipM y
I
g i
j
opens newly «-,
(Li.:?, rf-i
LEESBURG -
Copstgi
|
ENFORCEMENT OF Best W om an Jumper in World
MINISTER SCORES!
LAW IN LAX
*v I
(continued from pace one)
nn'*
__thj_:floods uf-dacejitinn,
tl»cre are those all about us who
delude themselves Into bellevin t
that, they can practice their indi*- 1
j Crcl ions, and their sins, and cover
Itktm beyond the leach of humaa
I*•'***• What u blast of warnhu!
fr»>in the lips of Jesuq, “ What yc <
ffcjivc spoken in the enr in the inn<r
i chambers shall be proclaimed upon
•the housetops.“ This tsuth from'
*tbP Jipa of Jesus translated into
the language of our iluy might V*
read ns follows; the sins in which
iv o engage in political, social, and
t business life and which we try *o‘
.cover securely shall be talked in:
! th.* club meeting, in the homes, on
! the street corners, published in th.*
fnaily papers, and magazines and*
jit ad in the court room.”
j "Two and three years ngo wh *n
•powertul streams of money w c v 1
* podring into Floridn, millions ofl
( inen and women over this country'
theught that Florida was buccoo Ii ii g Covetousness, the snme CovolIn commemomuun «*t Hu- tiyerr who lost thvir li**»« In the Dole rue# |oi.rne.ss which the Friend of man
Ircrrn Sun Frunclseo lc Hoii*dnlu. flower- sere strewn ov#r th# waters pointed out centuries ago, dress • I
In an ImpreiwM^ mld-Pae.iu eeremonlM teeeniljr. The photograph in guy garments, covered this p e.-1
•hows the croeU ubouru the ste.niwt-.Maul prcpurlbg to hoboi I Us iniulu front the Atlantic to the
(»i'll. In his ruthless quest fot J
svvin kisi
M.incy and other things he steulCi-i
dy *tole from the hearts of ntutu-1
•tudes of Florida citizens respect
fo,* the law until officers in nenily
al' artd perhaps all of our, larg-r
Here's the best womau hroaq jumper in the world, Miss Muriel An
’ cities and in many of our towns
Junn of I-ondon, England. Her best mark Is IS feet 3^ Inches, but *1
»nd counties uccepted their salariei,,"
to beat that when,sits competes for Euglaad U th# 1)2* Oljmjf
snd permitted the law to be fl.v,
jgrnntly violated before their eyes,, ,
i«nd private citizens, multitude* o f i
Saving In Interest Enough our private citizens, offered no,
'I’n W arrant Increased C ost 1vista nee and accepted the guilt'
Of Shipment, Say Bankers
f,£,,* 5 n,Jty .o ffi^ r*
Su"'.,a>'
______
l,c‘l andrace track gambling an 1
LONDON. Sept: 2 7 - ( I N S ) - w e r e
and nr,'
Kur* pc is resorting to the . air us fjcers
* !’ '’J.1:1' **"'H
> e t. ° f“ i
a nnnns for diminishing the great
,.n• ....
. , ! ,* ‘ zen*
risk „f transporting gold over long
^
" " '° ° k
ne<, ° " "
"f
dlstiimes. Gold shipments are now'cj*j,„n
J ’ ,.
ue* of our|
sen. by special planes to their des-'*!
h\ Covetousness
tinn.ion instead of by rail and boat.* „
, 1
j 1‘
‘. nnf,, Pttl’ej‘H*
This is not only a saving of t lm e .l^ * ” * " ^ nn(l Pr,vat- A lie n s de
but the Continental banks h a v e '„ " - v ^ l^ f v h t f , *UCree',," Kl
found, .hat owing to the speed K l l “ f Vhef.U lot? . h ’l*W
l \
with which’ gold can thus be t r a n s - S ' ''0,nK ‘ heir worst
ported the saving In interest is'?h
^ I^enth gnaw!^ng toward (
LONDON, Sept. 27,—Due to teh
unmigh to pay for both thecOat of o , h ^ e“ rt ®f fa,[ F]ori(h‘ - *'•>":
tremendous interest during the
transit and the insurance as well. 4h
a
^ hu 'lT i ‘ '
I past summer in
transatlantic
,
_ __LJ.
.
On thw Wonder Spot of the world,:
flights and attempted flight*, an
■I
i -a ., i t , , * , II..... I
in ‘ hi!»
uf luring natural adaeroplane craze is now sweeping
over Eu-aeroplanes are making
thei* debut before English society
nnd rapidly taking the place ofth«<
R<ills Royce.
• •
•>
It has often been said that
- flight will some day supersede the
(train and the steamer. fon, moat
! l y»lf ilistance travel, and that,
time Is already knocking at the
doo(s of European aviation. Few
years will elapse before the lightaeroplane will revolutionize ordlnCoon dog owners In Ohio at ary fast transport in continents
awaiting with interest the out: ! where railways nre few and far
come of a suit for *50,000 filed between.
('Inoperative Ownership
by Csl C. Beatty of Warren
acalnst the promoters of a recent
Although it is already possible
championship coon hunt at Ken to purchase o:te of these light
ton. Beatty charged that his dog. “ Moth" aeroplanes for approxi
Gold Corn (above), was deprived mately *3,60(1 cooperative owner
of
the
grand
championship ship is the vogue at the moment.
through a conspiracy. He charges Ample proof of this has been given
Ihnt the dog given the houor •by the various, aeroplane clubs
tfldu't eren qualify In the pre who declare that there is an amaz
liminaries
ingly stendy increase in the mem
bership of enthusiasts, including
both sexes;' nnd doubling that of
any previous year.
In the development of these1
privately owned
machines, the
light aeroplane will almost immed
iately beooire the taxi of the air,
for the giant machines which re
I PENSACOLA. Flu., Sept. 27— I quire vnst capital and organlzntoh,
I (IN S )— Lieut. 1). S. Cornwell, |are limited to a few standard
stationed ut the naval uir station j
here, wns t)
'distinguished service cross ’"for ual needs.
extraordinary heroism” in an aero
Rich Man's Toy
plane accident off Hampton Roads.
It
is
lightly
assumed that ths
Cornwell Is the third person to re
baby
plane
is
merely
a rich man’s
ceive the highest air docorntiort in
the United States, the btb«r two toy, as itUiuthought obviously use
medal wnarers being Col. Charles less for military purposes and for
A, Lindbergh and Lieut. Richard nr lines. Actually, nothing could
be further from the truth as these
Byrd.
The medal was pinned on Corn "Moth" planes can average be
well by rear admiral F. B. Uphant, tween eighty and one hundred
commandant o ff the local naval mile* an hour; they can rise to l4 -000 feet In demand, and, further
more, are by no means--expensive
to run or maintain, whan speed
happens to be a vital fact.
Another factor which must ha
added is as a national assurance
again* politcal catastrophes, th#
value of the public knowledge in
airplanes, especially among young
men, is unestimatable, and privets
ownership of aircraft Is being
greatly encouraged throughout the
British Empm.
JjvdrcA
------ ------- -------- .,
HOLLYWOOD - - Survey being
j feed with the tasks of each day In
the strength of our Father’s foliowship. My Friends, can thes? things
be said o f you? Of me? If thejo
things cun not b« s*i(i of us. there
.is failure in whatever apparent
|success we have made, but, If the*-)
(things can be said of us. ths angels
who do perfectly the bidding of our
year, routine work atartlng o n»
*n V *** places where jaxx [ just and perfect Father will write
Tuesday.
The new addition to. » l »l* y ed' and
jn close conUct b«inesth our namaa success."
the school-house is practically W*U» numerous students who spw. W ln the much dUPutwl
■v 11 tyP«
-w
jo
1t
complstad,
the
over-crowded W
pUNNELLO N
conditiohs of last year eliminated, n »ik <
near here are be
Following his comparison of jaxx
and the community very proud of
and
the sonata. Prof. Laird o^id.
the building. The faculty, is as
TAMP'A— II
?I am convinced that jaxx music in
follows: Clarence Priest, Principal;
itself U not harmful. Rather. It !•
Miss Marlon Elisabeth Redfem.
About twenty ladles were present, Assistant Principal; Mrs. R. Kipp,
including members of th# Mission Intermediate gradaa; Miss Lucille nola* are kept* Vlthln BgtHad
hounA* »nd the wall of the room In
ary Society and other guests.
la played era
Mr. H. A. Hines has been quits
ill Mt Via l l A M A
• t -K- t f ____ A
iVhat! Coon Dog J
Pensacola Aviator
(Given W a r d F o r
[Bravery In Mishap
Sanford Daft* Herald
fANT AD. RATES
Terms:‘ Cash In Advance
yrphooe ads, will be received
patrons and collector sent
mediately for payment.
Hate ------------ - - •»« * “ » •
l in e s ------ ---------- I f ' V ne
f in e s ---- *----------- ** * J*®|Tim es--------------- • lin«
'Time ratba on reqneaL
T1k reduced rate* are for
liosecative insertions.
Six words of average length
re counteJ a lino.
Portions. The oft c« snouiu us
icMfied Immediately in co*o ox
TO
ADVERTISERS
k
Hermid
representative
roughly familiar with rates
rs and
classifaction will
ive*you complete Information.
nd if yo_ ..............
. .
.
ou in wording your want ad.
1 make it more effectivo.
<Jl.ilPokpANT^^ricE
Advertissrs should give their
trset or'pdatofflcc address as
ih as tHeir phOno number if
ir« desire results. About • '.o
isdcr out of a 'thousand has
telephone
and th eothers
n’t communicate with you
dess they know your address.
All diacontlnuence MUST be
•de In person at the Sanford
ef*ld office or by letter. Teleksne discontinucnces arc not
.■— xztiairuHW service
|BEAUTIFUL AP/
I a vc*v ,» r,r,*, . .
---------- Two rooms kitchci
LANEYJi DRUG STORE-Pre- attractively furnish
scrlptloRs, Drugs, Soda. We a w 1located, all Improve.
M near you as your phone. Call 10J week. Tel 777 or 775
A REAL bargain for the man who
wished to ongage In the raising
of truck, of citrus fruits, pooltry
and live stock of all kinds, ThWtyfour acres of land that offers high
rolling lands fpr citrus, muck land'
METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v- 10— Houses t o r 1
for truck and bulbs and a small
"lu tin g .
H|U1
s h in g le s ;!---------------------lake for pnsture land. On the Sanstanding scam tm and galvlnized The E. T. Woodruff I
ford-Orlando road three miles from
H- Cownn- 0ak
Avc- unfurnished.
Sanford. Ono thousand dollars cash,
Ave. nnd Third St. Phone 111.
.Woouruff. Monlezuni
balance on easy terms that wiU al evenly Miles Of Slate Road
low you to make the payments
Projects ToRctherWIthTwo
YOUR BUSINESS --card appear Furnished house for rent. Phone from the land. Ideal location for
Hrldges Included In Recent
filling station and small stora close
OpenlnR \ By
I)e|iartment
ing daily la this column will
to homes of fifty or more families.
A country home close to the etty
reach over 3,000 every dayl
markets. High, dry and healthy. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 27.
i (INS)—The state rood depart- •
Address R. C. care Herald.
-and it costs so little a 12 word
nnnt has received bids for th?
;cnnstruction of seventy miles i*f,
■d for ono month costs only *2.60.
in t i i k r o t n r o r m i : c o O liT t
r"a,l projects, two bridge* and on,
j io ij i;
Fhone 148
S K U l h O K t O l . N T V i N T A T B O F overhead railroad crossing.
K I.O R IIU .
|j Projects on which bids are ask-1
Just -.ik tor "Classified Depart- F
la re the K .la tr nfi T. K. Hay, S t. vii are as follows:
era.eg.
1 F. A. Project No. 50-A, Road*
meat'*
T IX A L AO TIC K
NOTIt’B I.H II Kit KitY I ----- l£»t‘ No 11, Putnam County, from PmI•In- underslun.'l will, on the
. . .Sth
. day
of November. A I) 1SI7.. .present
to a*ka to Francis, 6.1K miles in;
•
^v)UK OLD WALLS bath, with shower, kitchen equip, till' HnnnrnMx f.iunty Jodae of lei’irth.
1reject f ’i*. 600— XZ. Hoad No.
urfm r t-Tm
^ ^ PA IN T iped with electric range. Front nnd Heml note fount). KidCola, her final
return, account and vouchers us 07 Collier County, from Marco
TPB EJ o o NonnTu en
B ET-. rear porches. *40 monthly. Address administratrix „r the estatr of T. F.
Hay. deceased, and at said lime. Ji nction to Napes, 15.88 miles in
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR -------- -------------------------------- Mien and Miere. make application to I-M'lCth.
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, SPANISH
BUNGALOW or M»e .aid Judge for a final settle
Ho the above two projects work
ment of her admlriislration of said
, High Street near Elm Avenue, ••stale, and for an order ill.nctiarglnM Florida Lime Reck Base and Suras such ndoi'nlftrutrlx gated' f; »•■ Trentnient. r • •
PHnwrino bu !__ _ •------- !--- Furnished, all Improvements, gar- her
ihr Utli day of'keHT rb*I>cr.
A.*I
O. OGRAPH JcPa|*,‘ nF* piano.nge, two bedrooms, bath, living Mils
I l
Ill'll
T
I'toject Js’o. Oil)— A, Hoad No. I, i
tuning by experts with 17 years room, dinitlg nook, kitchen. Beau.
crrwsts of constructing an 3" ’
Martin County, frbm Stuart, U.00‘
oSlC . ,8t° re tiful 8hade trees- Owner in tm
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me- north. Will rent to responsible
mile* south. * <
Project No. 640— It, Hoad No. I,
Martin Coubty from I'toject No.
DUILDINtl BLOCRo — irrigation
Prl$-A to Jupiter, 11.80 miles in
1 boxes and general cement work FOR RENT: Small cottage on
length.
Miracle Concrete Co. J. B. T#rMagnolia Avenue just north of
Project No. 683—( ’, Houd No I,
willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
Central Street. *25.00 monthly,
Palm lleach j n'y, from Delray
Box 123 care The Herald.
WTGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing
engraving,
»•» imih i.iitii.i
roil, him wur.
..
.
•«* 1
j
c*|Miudt*ntft. I. Jmnr* ct shitruu. I A.tcrnwtc unis v\.il l>c received
embossing. Sec us first. Wo do it. 19— Houses For Sale
eclnl inasirr of such court, will on the above pruje is for Plain
Phone 417-W, R.1^. Avenue-Com
for !(ulc wild anil to |>.h highest Cement t o.. . . . . n , Asphaltv:
mercial Street.
•r lor cukIi ut Mu* front Ooor of
'ourthuunu in Hanford. Hcmlnoli* o m laces. ».«, j . . . .
pavemeiit.i
t). Florida, during tin* leaal
*m
i?L A l». 1^27. the
J ,hmuni' bumltrr.
\ Hub* liny *»f thin Court, thu
^I iik tlt’ HcrlIn ti r«>al entitle nit*
f|:'n M «"‘ >noU County. Florida.
Sixth. Phone 797.
For sale cheap—One 8 room houc-j*
to be moved off lot. Phone IDA.I
•• North thrvs-olgihH of thu
ithcAot guwrtur of tho Southit quarter less tjie. Went 10
n in Heetlon i«. Vown»hlp
smith of. lungi*' an Kmhi.
to be on 8 hi u , u . i.t Lime Rock
......... me work aim
li'i’iuucs
•**u l trobing, isru..i»i*j and -..... .
w* uturi'H.
Base.
.. . ,On ..
, rhJ fl.
..
T*T..S.“ *5 °'vr
2—Lost And Found
1 dug Liu. .
ing and I>raln-
—-------------
DODGE-- • • • •
•
msuro can and Graham trucks CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
m and-13th Street. Phono 3.
IDtflNS A COWAN CO. Autt 12— Wanted
adiator
and sheet metal works.
I D-__ X* I ...» » rsl__
I French' Ave. Phoni niv* nr
A HOUSE, three to five rooms
over *25 monthly, will
Itur's lease. “ E. B. P." care Hei
SANFORD BUICK CO
212 Mugonlia Ave.
14— Rooms Without Board
P'..ono 367.
A Docv<
S
m a q p
GOLF OUTING
V
,
am o
D u ll
u m o er s
T a m D in c x S .
Furnished bedroom with twin beds,
also garage, 411 Park Ave.
IS— Apartment For Kent
21— Acreage For 8ale
construction of bombing craft.
Four room garage apartment for 510 cash and *10 monthly will buy
good building lot ut remarkably
rent at 310 1-2 Palmetto Avj.,
for small quiet family. Apply 306 low price. Box 99 care The Her
ald.
E. 4th St., side entrance.
BYTa YLOTV
io lm p o p ^ "
opus co m ing d o w n
.And quitting in o n
floats-
DRIVES OWN CAR FLEET OF PLANES ■L o” ’n K if sg “ I M
WITHOUT MISHAP W O N REVEAIS;
“ 7 .. ’
HUPS— MARMONS
TWO NEW furnished 3-roo;» l'l ACRES In Longwood,' corner of
Sanford Automobile Co.
apartments, private buth, *36
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E.
Magnolia Ave.
, Phono 137. and $35 monthly. P^ne 216— W. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec.
25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J.
FORD Overland Co. Wlllys. Three roam furnished apartment. Baxter Caro Herald.
lights A Overland, Whippit*.
Telephone included. Apply Mrs
t k Commercial Sts. Phone 58. A K. Powers, public library.
24— l/OU For Sale
tNtwcrr s o s u r e th
I rcP ANDMR.TVTe '
WCL LUfC THE IOe/4
1
■sMy«Ki.ii River, 11.02 miles in
------I (IN S )—Three good deacons of thw ’1
•is: ciitct'iT t-otlnT'nK. » k s .
uui°r*t
iii.h foii\T Y . Ki.oniiiAi
ing, Grubbing, Grading and Drut •• Dp WIU Smith, Hllnd Since He Three Thousand MachinesArc Richey negro church ar#.aa In tt»
u :. s i .a v i a in tA i v t i ,K ui»- n^P Ktructures.
Beinir Built ByMoscowGov- g Mjtajr,
W uh Sixteen. Inspects Auto
it'M o k rtm Tinsi to k x - ’ ' ' i inject No. 661 — It, Rond No. *.*,
ernmenl In A d d itlon T oM an -l^ 11^ ^ ^ ^ * 1
^” ^
Before I'urchnsc; Friend Is
^ 1’.'.Mi'.'v V!
^ iSke
County,
consisting
of one id
A lilt A I A AUK 111*1 III t f.
,.
,.
,»
, i. l /'i i .
His
Kyc
On
Driving
Tripsufucturing MuchI’ olaonGos*surc— -to another party.
“
iTli’K, is |iKltKtiY MIVBN m tletr Span Concrcto Deck under
— ■
It seams that the good deattmT
ipr»*inn inturekied in llu* lands nn nrcsent concreta nile bents.
LONDON. Sept. 27—(IN S )—I * thre# were approached by a B#as-'
I.AVIA UllAINAUK lilH T Illirr S
V ' o
unlaniu I'ouiiiy, Florida, that ii
' f°jvct No. OJa, ItoaU No.
•it* of tho fact that Russia's mar negro, wno said he had broufM
t*pa*Hlions for a future war have a message from a former pastor of,
?on shrouded In the utmost sac- the Richey church to tho offset that
■cy, (the London “ Daily Mall," l* strong-bmt full of gold w u ta r lM
ates that information has leskod nssr th# church, »nd thsy aRoqld f *
it, and charges Moscow with tht w, ^ ^ m, ‘ i,er*
0
that
jlldlng of a flest of 3,000 aero- nlrht and gst It. Tb'y ammlanes, and also operating planU JP/acona |
, W.^
‘Lu
ir the production of tho world's priffln and Alvin J°rdan hc<1 ' ,3'
.iruxt ■iim.lv In nnl.nn.vas.
lona of sudden wealth. .
. ■■
cycle taken front Bull Park Sat
irday afternoon; finder plea-.( FIELD MANAGER— For 160 aero
potato farm near Sanford. Must
have had long experience, profit
ably in Hastings stciion.
\V. M.
Young, ,200 N. Park Av#,.
.
MINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Ave.
Phono
4 .
V N £ U _ - I- U i 4 -W E U - IC K
ITS Om G O* Thekr T^MKICjS
Nurt Gcrr T G iT To T vV
Bo tto m o f - uwe. vwhv /
, Road No. 5,
jSuta.io .. a u i.y, ,.jm Vcnite to.
, the M ......a ......... ll.'J2 miles in
'i nn..h
. _
,,r riuur.
iMn.th.
nn .« •. nsisl of Clear
aanii' to he void to awtliify tuild apt- struituren.
*
JAMES O.'MlfAltON. 1 •’rojc-ct No. 57.1— II, Rotul No. 2,
Hpotiai suxirr. Uiinig' County from Venice to *.hv
X DON'T CAI?E HOW
th e y f c e l
— r
kn o w l ' l l r e e u
BBTTCR i F L -m
HAve ah e y e ^
f
OM. Mff.QUSM - 2 .
V iO H O ea I F Y O U A N D N
M R .T Y T C VnOOCO C A R E
TO JOIN U S IA4 A U T T L C
. G W e O F 6 F IO G E
isaru*ynv un:u anu apmkvuv, khg
now being erected from tlift# to
time in the larger cities.
JJere
high-powered modern machines, ipeluding the engines, are being
built for the "Avlochlm."
"Every method la being taken to
checkmate spies and to prevent information, regarding ths construetlon of this proposed giant “ Air
Fleet," form leaking Into
othhr
countries," according to ths“ Dally
Mail." Guards are mounted round
W ELL-W eLLTRiS IS INDEEO
A Ple a su r e -
K ON H E N R Y
- BUT i 'M SORRY—
w e Hflve AHOThe*
Nnveds.hss the largest per ea|
wealth of any etato in th«! Un
with Iowa, Wyoming. 8outh
b»*s. Montana and Massaclnio
following.
t?v7
a
surteous • Prompt - Efficient
MODEL TflIM CO.
'« trim the car, not the owner,
Phonp 817 for estimates
P. W. RADFORD
KY WILLL
En g a g e Atg A jr
P S S T -T hE
WIVES A R E
...................................................... ......................
B e e s Are Shipped
To F l o o d Sections
From Other States
iiur will be ready for dUtrlbutlon t» ^ ,wn to thc ,m a ll«t peuent ell-*
persons who lost thel# b«es in last u __. L. .ha effect that the fti-
STUART—North Jetty
zcle Inlet completed at
V t i m u w — rrl ^ -
Luter vine wormy u:ncc
0f waiting and was be
|(> become susp'cious, vis
former paster, who was fo
|cep and obllvUUs of ih<* c
glng cpsode. Rack at Riche
age came with the dawn ■
premalnlng two dacons attirl
up an sdg# of the »l*b an«
a wattr plug plats.
# ---------"ZT
'
1 [ n 1 f l 11 P I ,n A .F 9
VJasaaa
.............. ... „
1^icar Moscow, and the methods used
GAINESVILLE—1235,480 c0"*
the Cheka (terriorlst police)
act let for erection o [n e * Meth* u,v of BUch „ n, lure that tho Book
list Church on Last Main Street.
of iafcrmntion Is fraught with ] .... MOBILE. Ala., 8e|
j -(IN S )—Writing "fin!
-----------—
•
tho
gravest risks."
apply anew and take an examin
; of the most colorful cl
CRESTVIEW— Okaloosa County
(Uttv# preparations
ation. Th" fee* aro * 10.00 for a
;s ajio |aNrnC(] that more ee-l Old Mobile, the bod
broker, *5.00 for a salesman and to expend‘ over• *3,000.000 during
next* “2 years on construction <*r ( tlve preparations are In progress
*1.00 f. r a non-active broker.
1
Applicants for registration
gistrstion as
a* highways,
highways.
|fot* all kinds of poison-gas than
either a byoker or a salesman must ^
. — ~ -----; . * ,
tin any other country in the world.
apply
the Commission
for the ..................bits
1,
over
_rr.# to
~ ,—
.... ......
of silk cah be util- Chemical factories that were la
correct form cn which to make » P - 1|»cd advantageously by making into UM during the war are being re*
..
. .v r .
J - » H for a . ra n in tlis B g a n d aw#.»oaa aatah.
plication,
or may ------secure these
____ _
forms through the offices of real- haby gift,
ty boards throughout the state.
NEW ORLEANS. I V. Sept, 27.
- ( I N S ) —Fee# are bcint- «ant nto
Louisiana from all ever tho United
States for distribntirn to families
.in the flood area wh- lo - their bees
English houi
for being, haur
drugs on the p
tlcated "ghost1
much'in denial
1 ‘ f-- The citv of J
plies In
;
■warn t». 7 ii* 4rn to fcreigmic
forsigp e n g «
property.
rw ,*i,d c's* 8)0.
D'R-on Williams.aryl Jr ' '«•>
nbh?d the rash loarfrd him F> '
G-'fln to dr'*-* » ' n‘*s*m<rr f«r
•eld. Arrivin' th?re the strv
paiked before a res d nc« and
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 27, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1957115f1d124623e4885c4785774e95.pdf
9d1c782b702dffeb46becc6d0eb90eba
PDF Text
Text
W
jjf* 'f *
V
^ •■
Heart
____Greatest Vegetable
, It* Richest Garden Land,
-------- ± ----------------------V V ^ I^ m y U o n a j_ N « g . S t r v l w '
\ BANFOHD. F I Q H IP A .
h f T f K r r a H U K I l 28, 1 » 1 ,"
~ M o n b rt Au'dn’ piir’ ^ r n f 'r j . o . l M I
nts, Hijackers
MYSTERY S
■ ■ H a g J
-For-All Fight IK PARDON OF
ARMY QUITTER
om
Number Of Hotels
Opened In Florida
Continues Increase
■ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept.
28, — (INS) — The Florida
working today Issuing licences
for tho operation of hotels, reatunrants and apartments for the
fLral yeAr 1927-28 Ifttel of
ficials say that upwards of 30r
000 license^ will be issued, an
increase over the paat >*ear vt
5,000. A heavy penalty is pro
vided for hotels, restaurants
nnd apartment houses (o fail to
obtain the new license.
FLY W£ST, Fla.,
Sept. 23.—*darkness, they slipped by the coast
(INS)—Customs , 011101110,
M- guard pxtrolnml landed the stolcn
jncknrs
andrum
runners
engaged
j liquor on n nearby key.
-a
'Kef
■ .-•Jn i
V
in a tit-for-tat combat here oyer The coast guardsmen, who had
N oo tt k oC aro lin a S en ato rs Say the weekrend, it was foam ed'here: Riven them the tip later furnished M ississippi M an Sentenced T o
TheyjV
eykA ro“ N e u tr a l’T o w ards today. The Federal ofXiccrst came the information to customs agents
P riso n F or D esertion From
b
i
. i j ___,/• »
. .
, [L,, I who raided a private residence on
fja ^ d id ^ c y ,
fawYorkGov- out cn top.
F re n c h F oreign Legion G ets
ernor: Yota' »ould Be Split Tipped off by n .coast guards- the ndjucent key. The raiders found
P ard o n From P a ris M inistry
man, a British rum runnar had) Hi.’ sacks and 20 five-gallon demi* ——
>
been wrccke<l near Key Sol a^d Johns of choice whljkey. It was the
H is t!
tt
that the majority o( the crew hat! j first raltj to be made on a private
:: c
been picked up and carried Into,residence by local customs agents
fcp.rft
the Bnhnmns a crew of local,riiii) . sine*, prohibition went Into effect,
I
L»
running boat turned to hi-jaclfng. The wrecked rum runner, said to
m cnt A b u se s s w
. . .* ’ ’ [I e British registry, wns first sight- D oty H adA tuiQ unccdThnl
S e n a to rs T h in k Religion And it was reported here.
ccflT
Im
g F a fa e E n trie s A nd
Dctnils
os
how
they
managed
to I c«l by n coast guard patrol bont the
*88 OfSmithMakcHim
Wetness
m
ediately
U
pon
rr
Rc
R
eceiving
t h e remaining
----- 1
------...................*
- ‘ * to
• net•
O th e r U J o in t C o u n t T h a t
TTnn*MiLt.u rtv. r*______ _ *overcome me
the
memoer*
member* crew of which was*’ 1powerless
Pardon.W ouldC om e T o l l. S.
‘U n a ta lh lp ie T o D em ocrats
the crew of tho wrecked ram | dm- to the fact that the wrecked
itte n d e d
N am c sB d th Q nS nm eC harge
boat has n^t, been unopvveredj; 11boat was in British waters. Arrests
.'WASh INGTQM,
Sept. 28.—A op Saturday
PARIS, Sept. 28.— A mystery,
under coy
I’nre moraentarily expected.
0
Forrest Lake’and A, R- KeV,‘Of brodjc ih tljf 9rganized opposition
which the ministry of war itself
ficials bf th# Seminole Cdullty W dbutMcrh pcmorratic lenders to
is unable to clear up at the present
IBaitk,
-were named in two ‘iWdict- ward. the prdaUkintinl candidacy of
time, surrounds the pnrdon of Ben W illis Reach I*d
j -v
a
'Witt*,
mehts returned Tuesday afternoon, Governor A1 Smith enme tf-day
nett J. Doty, of Biloxi, Miss., Who
JaVraiti SepiJ 2 ^ ( 0 * _
LO U IS Mo., S ept. 2 8 ^ by the special grand ju^y etnpan- with an announcement that Sena
wns sentenced to death for ddsert- * “ A HinRAndA I
3.
dor O f A g c d N iA l
HH)irFV>rAa>6&jL _ ^ riidd yesterday morning. One In- tors F. M. Simmons and
D iscovercd a f te r a
tion from the French Legion dur
lOuIlu llvfWI ' dictment
,11*1mAn1 rhneifea
\f r Key
Wnu With
charges Mr.
with Overman, of tyorth Carolinn, were
to r ; Love* A lrh lr'
ing the Druse rebellion in Morocco.
^
fseA
rcH
th
f tt w aa h eg in n ln g to
is acro ss th e b e d in n ew making false entries in connection “neutral” townrd tlni New York ex
The
military
justice
department
jutsumo
world-Wlde p ro p o r
ecutive.
-;
. p u rch ased house a t C h a se with bis work «<i cashier of the
N fp Hept.28,-n tions, R ichard J . R eynold, 21of tho war de|>nrtment telegraphed -ff AM MONTON. N
Although
tHoh'Nbrth
Cnroiina
f G ildow Avenue* In F
iforuntt inakilution, and the other
*ivc .from >ustIce,
the prisdn nt Clalvaux, • Auro, (IN S)—A fugitive
wero ardunt supporters <i
a su b u rb .
•; '• ’ *
Willis Beach. W-y«
l-yea* old hoUlU* V ear-old p re sid e n t o f th e Rey
jointly accuses both men of the senators
where
Doty
was
incarcerated,
on
William GUjl^ McAdeo In
1924,
farmer charged With
ohn F o rd w as ly i
witn.'Twtlni^' And n o ld ’s A irw ay s Co., Inc. N ew
simo violation.
the
evening
of
Sept.
22,
notifying
Nestle Will Re Tnken Into
Overman frankly ..denied reports
abetting” the murder of Dr. lflli Y o rk , to d a y dism issed feart*
. w ith collar*®
the
prison
officials
that
Doty's
Immediately after the indict- that he and Simqujns had launched T y p in g O f V olum niouaR epont
Custody If Found Outside
Specket> mens were reported to tho court, a new nnti-ftmitb campaign in their
R eq u ires M uch W o rk :F in a l
je r a loosened;pardon had been signed, nnd order iam Idliiendahl, 72. wns being fo r his s a fe ty by ex p lain in g
British
Territory
Waters;
Im
on)th#
_ was lyln«r hesid
ing tho American's immediate rq- sought nil over New Jersey today. h is 11-day d isap p ea ran ce a s a
C heckingH lJndcrW ny ;l*rnhc
Judge Wallace W. Wright, judge home state, Tho Reports wore caus
An ull-night search by state troop!
yM .be- qf the tw enty-third' circuit,.dis- ed by. the uqtimi of McAdoo adher
k
Won’t
Try
To
Kidnnp
llim
The new house, 1
1*n<e.
, - May A lso D elay C om pletion
pers failed to disclose his whero- "v o catio n Jau n t* ’ '
irf qadiflcd himself in pitsMng over ents in circulating
I mad" ready, fn t oeqi .usnev.
.
a
McAdno
The or& r was accompanied by abouts.
bhtks from thP’ reesqt homo the 1 trial in which the two indict speech under the frnnking privil
Tho heir to one-fifth^>f the
WASHINGTON. Sc|»l 28,-- a request that acknowledgment of I
'I ’*0 audit of the City books Is (INS)—Orders for the arrest of the release be sent to Paris immed-i ft was rumored that Bcqch had 000v000 Reynolds tobacco fortune/ '
baic Ayawb,^•,, ments would be involved. Tho eges of the tw« senators.
fled t« Delaware. He vanished was surprised tc havo become th«
found tfcria htoclca away
“It in not true that wo are at prac -ally completed and it is hop Charles H. Nestle former Florida lately by mail. Up to today, th e , early
judge’s disqualification was bused
yesterday shortly before he
of so intensive and wide
ISehaff Rond House.
pmhibition
agent,
were
issued
to
tacking
Governor
Smith,
“snid
ed that’ is will bo ready for sub
upon the fact that he was a daposof war had received no was to havo been confronted with object
spread a search. Found last night ' ’•J
or*l attended a 'meeting of the itor of tho Seminole County Bank. Overman. “Some prohibition liter mission t«/ t’- • City Commission day by the United Stntcq coast ministry
acknowledgment
of
its
order.
three witnesses who said they saw In n chop suey restaurant with, a
*
V •
MX b u t nlglit and left for
ature wa.-* sent out under our ne,\t week, uccoiUing to information guard.
On Sept. 23, tho ministry of war n man resembling him drive away girl and another man, by * '
ome In his car nbout 8:30 P. M. This afternoon, Jadgo W right an- ffaliks as n public document. Wo obtained today by The Herald from
Nestle
will
(jg
taken
into
cus
.or Thoiuan'Kem utT waa th e nunccd that ho was in receipt of abe not fighting Governor Smith S. G. Grit;. ".*nford manager of the tody only if he is found outside of wrote to Doty's father, Lemuel H. from tho murder scene shortly tives of a private detective
Dr. Idliiendahl was murdered ho admitted hie Identity after
:to talk with him. He aald Ford a telegram frorft Governor John or anybody olae. 1 think I can speak firm of I lull and Pentium!, which .British territorial waters and no Doty, in Biloxi, through tho for- after
12 days ago. His attorney, Edison remaining non-committal ai
. a large roll of bllla with him. W. Martin stating that another ffrr Senntor Simmons when I say ho has tho contract for tho examin- cffoiia will he countenanced to kid eigrt office, informing him that Hedges,
admitted that Beach was It, and explained hla- “dlaa
son hud l>een pardoned. The
[apparently was In good health, judge would be assigned for the wants the best man to win at tho a;i< a of the books.
nap him from the jail in Bimini, his
in hiding on his advice.
nuthortics
had
planned
to
huvo
case
and
th
a
t
the
-name
of
the
unco.”
ough it had been reported he
next Democratic convention. Sen
Part of the report in already in Bahama Islands, where he is held Doty released while the American
A warrant charging Beach
judge would bo announced at a ator Simmons wants to sob tho
I a -weak heart.
"I left New York itfie pt- 1
by the British on piracy charges.
type
and
otlior
soot
Tons
are
being
Legion was/ ip Paris, und are in complicity in the murder was
most nvnilublo man nominated and prepared ns mpi.. j as the ten
en Ford failed to return from later date.
Coast guard hrndquartots denied vestigating to doternme why their sworn, out by Justice of tho said, “after taking M»sa.
Tho grand jury reaumed its ses 'ao do I. We havo not lined up tutive rcports'arc checked nnd verb a report said that Nestle was taken
Houston, hostesq a t' tho.
; council meeting, the family
Pcucu George E. ,Striune, when Night
plans have not been successful.
Club thero, to a tral
for a" while and then weht sion thin morning, recalling form- against
gainsi Smith
omivn nor
nor for
inr him."
mm.
I fictl.
*'•■**
Numerous schedules
.........................
involving removed Nestle from the jail in
a preliminary search failed to re
station. ,
Overman anld he hlrcaily had >r - . mi,c^ roatiru! work a it- being fin- Bimini yesterday f**r tho purpose of , Thero is also a possibility of fur veal any trace of the poultry Grand Contra!
J. at &.A. M.. hi* son. Robert •r emploj-ecs of the Ijank to offer
red the prohlbitloni* s t« atop lahcd
rnpi,U,. aas, possible
. . ^ h l u Jn an bringing him to the United States ther complications which may de fnrmcr. Beach has admitted carry Houston, you see, lives la St.
he waa not in his bed, so ho evidence in a further tinvestigution doered
rapidly*
stand trial for bribery. Tho lay Doty’a freedom still longer. ing on n clandestine correspon "Then I left New York
aned the police who commnn- of th arg es stated in w arrants ru Using his frank” In tnniling out effort to complete* the audit at tho
»timr, ncfording'td report said thiit Nestle wns tnken The Foreign Legion may insist dence with Kfr*. Margaret Idliien cago to sco the
wlth other members of the eently sworn out against tho two the McAdoo hpcock. _ An for the ; so,mCj,t.
bankers. -Many of the employers sentiment of North Uaroiina lo' Mr., Gray.
nhriwil n cutler hut Inter summ that Doty serve out the unexpected dahl, widow of the murdered man, fig h t I xcmAined In
*
ell. .
ward
Governor
Smith,
tho
Sena
it’
J In Bimini police when nn portion of his nllstmcnt. M. IHjs- who Is free on 125,000 bail as a the fight, with some
were
examined
yesterday
as
was
'rrir was found on Bchaff
Anoth*r feature of tho re
tor added: “N ^ b Carolina lias div
ho thoso friends
if, locked and apparently nb- George C. White, state bank ex ided sentiment on th e 1 subject. port; which requires c< lisiilerabiu u .uied ntm runners' boat wns found sier, of the ministry of war, quvte.l material witness-; . ;
to say.
not
i declined
d
Doty
os
tayng
that
he
“took
the
lying
outside
the
liarbor.
aminer.,
who
was
also
expected
to
. Assistant Prosecutor S, Cameron
hured In any y » r, A sgarch of
«u-o a lot of leaders for him time add t(ffori and which is alfeo [j Nestle is a fugutive from jus- air” after h>* request that his HinkI*
Jem bunralow, appear? 'beforo the grand jury There
will
tnewl
nerving
to
plolay
final
submiulon.
but 1 believe a mnjority of the
tlct. he cusped from Bavannnh request that hi* term of enlistment Judge-Willi
lk M . 1
iry of the
toy.
kited In
people arc opposed to his candidacy it in saltf, is tha preparation of the
about n year ng<* VRIto be shortened had been rejectec'bfr Blinding todnv und ask to nave
T * wiillty th a t tho grand jury on tb»* .ground th at he is un-avall- r.qiiitors’ comments which .will pro Gisruia.
bribery chnrges were pending tit military authorities.
wan
•he hail ef *5,000 iu which Beach I was being sought. I didn’t
/ncu the audit'proper. K was learn against
hariea Earl, deputy coroner
c
rdblWe' »b* oesiAona fo r the
him.
He
la
also
wanted
in
l>oty’s
sentence
to
death
was
had
been released, forfeited unless rwoeh httentlon to th#
ed
that
thi»
part
cf
the
report
Will
___l'to
__ Ufe
W BUpfte.
p p f lB B B Pp rentainder of tho week and poss
“ IVhat do his opnonents think
Florida, the roast guard said. reduced to right years' imprison the missing man appears Imme For every day sine# 1
iVestlgdtion. Fjord waa a mem- ibly into ta rty next week,was be makes him unavunnulo?” Overnmn be longhthy lacaus«x of the audi Nettle
made his way to a cove off ment then to five and finally, on diately.
I attended the races at
i
tors’ desire to make complbto ex
A»t'th* rial llta U firm . Castle lieved to bo in proipect. In add war a^keti.
Bimini
anti
American
officials
have
Park."
Aug.
2
of
this
year,
to
four
years.
Ilcaoh’s
car,
In
which
he
waa
boi Ford, and m m im N r of th» city ition to Kb investigation of the
"Ola religion nnd his wetness,” planation of their findings.
h#cn unable )o get him.
Enlisting in the French Foreign lieved to have escaped, was found , The young heir to millions i
jnell He is suvivad by hla widow, bank’s affairs, it was learned the Senator replied.
The entiro report will furnish a I iConst guard headquarters denied
ni«;ht in the garage, of hla nied that he hnd visited "
three children, Robert, Clar- that there is a possibility that a
Overmnn also denied reports that voluminousjTCCota# it is believed Ihnt Nestle was pilot of n eultef /.rgion ns Gilbert Glare, Doty last
served 11 months in tho tumpulgn hr* tlur. Roy A. Beach, nt Mays Houston while in St. Louis,
. and' Ethel.
.
.
It
will
bn
umi
I
v
for
publication
|
ho
and
Simmons
would
attempt
to
probe of the City'* ' affairs may
which wns watching rum runners
understood that she has “ *■
ford’s automobile was found, follow,
lead o North Carolina delegation, when stdiinUtctl to the Uommlssioii, i off Bimini. The British charged .•gainst the Druse tribesmen. H«t Lunding 35 miles front here. «
••'■* '
to New York.
earned two citations, und then sud
ted amt containing hla over
it wus stated. In the meantime th>
pledged
against
Snl’th,
to
the
next
Court formully opened nnd rc-t
Reynolds also explained'that 1
a t Gildow and Schlaff roads,
• nudiors nrn working tta /n u d ^ ig h t' thnt Ncstlo was on a cutter which denly dropped out of sight. IIo was
At the convention.
used a name other than hla owp (
quito a block Brom the new cessed two times today.
in an eff- rt to dispose of n final ;:“I\lur‘:'l/ ^ oriC
h*n
eonn ,l ssutenced to death, but his punish
"The
state
probably
will
semi
an
morning session, opened at 10
•
•
ment was reduced to a prison
avoid being bothered. He denlc *
fee he reeqntly purchased.
uninstructcd
delegation, 4 "snUl series of recheckings before the that part i^ th
report that he had $50,000 w
in. hl" l*°8 term after eloquent pleas had been
|M ico forced'thehh w ay Into the o’clock. State’s Attorney L. L. Overman. “If Smith should bo nom figures are placed in typetl form. !cnt^
session.
he left New York, stating that t
mado in his behalf.
tiling and yound Ford’* body Fabisinakl announced there were inated, I think ho would carry
It Is belioved that some delay utxo
had only $700 and ha smiled as
or across a bed in
a partly ho further matters to be brought North Carolina in tho election, al may be occasioned in tho investi- • Headquarters believes that the
If Doty is not foicdd to servo
added that he had not needed
ilshod- room. Hla clothing was before the court. No other indict though probably by a much reduced gation of tho .City’s affairs by British will permit the return of out his term of enlistment In tho
Nestle to the United tSates for Login, he will probably be conduct The first aid team of the local cy while here having been "lo
disarray as If he had fought ments were reported at the session plurality."
state’s
nttorncys
who
have
been
) , ,
trial. Negotiations along this line
*
*air. and hfti noekatbook waa on this afternoon, and Mr. Fabiabiski
ed by the authorities to Paris for telephone office gave an iiiatructivo at the races."
The attitude of Democratic lead assigned here for tho purj)°*°
are now sal«J.jo be under way.
The search for Reynolds, ^
assisted
by
State’s
Attorney
J.
A.
demonstration of first aid work
I bed beside, him.
ers here t*wurd the Smith candi probing the condition of the Semin
embarkation
to
the
United
States.
No effort will be nvide to re
at the regular weekly meeting cf mlnating In his discover
It u : t $ j n r ed* "Ford had a n ' at- Scarlett, Continued in session with dacy meanwhile has changed radi ole County Bank, Following the Irate Nestle from jail as n pro
Commission's
recort
request.fov
a
cally in the last fow days. Whereas
PARIS, Sept. 28.—One mystery the Sanford Kiwanhi Club at tho Chines# restaurant here
r r t troubio on hia way the grand jury. _______
tection against possible vlolenco
was said to have
a week ago, tho opinion prevailed grand Jury investigation, it is be to himself ns the coa:;t guard Is gave way to another today in tho Setritynh* Cafe this afternoon.
ne, and' stopped his car, locked
by
a map. who ftrrniali
Sofrral
phases
of
first
aid
trcitHEARING
kllE
D
U
L
K
D
*
lieved
that
such
nit
inquiry
would
that
Smith
had
a
terrific
uphill
?and walked up to.tha new bouse
intertested only In srctiring him case of Bennett J. Doty of. Billoxl,
fight to win tho Democratic nomin bo conducted within tho next few a fugitive from justice, it was de Miss.,1 recently pardoned by tho nu ;*i were t'lUchod on and the ivo agency with th * ’
«ro hd Uk? ddvrrt. hoping the
to his wherrsbou
ill would pats off. ApproximATLANTA. Ca.; ScpL 28 (INS) ation, recent events haviNsent tho dnys. The grand jury Investigation clared. No threats against Nestles French government and ordered demon'.tt.iUui ittrao cd much in- assured that Jn
might
necessitate
the
appearance
tef'.t
1
y
th*»
.o
in
uttcndanco.
Thoso
hopes
6
f
his
followers
soaring.
180.00 waa found In hla pock Hearing before the southeastern
life are said to have h xn made by released from Clairvaux prison, eun.piMitnu the tc:im were: W. H. $3,000 for hi* i
Ttie action of Mayor Samuel of tno auditors Imfore that body ruin smugglers.
dispelling, police believe, 'nil passenger association here on thy
whore he was serving a sentence
_
•
. o f'
request of the Florida Travel Bur- King, a Democratic leader in Utah, for exp.minatlmi, uud should this
libillty of robbery,, ,
for desertion from theFrench For l»auU*u, W. t*. Vnuhait. K. A. T‘
it tbe 1
proccediug follow, it is believed
derhiver,
G.
T.
Bovi
”a t t k m i t s ~c iia n n b l
rr"
.. e«u for special excursion rates bc- in endorsing Soifoh caused wide that
eign I/egionln Syria.
•
an# a git
completion of the audit would
1DDLED WITH BULLETS
V een “G a^ Cities” and Florida spread comment. King, a brother or
It was learned today that Doty tier. The fepture
c
e
d
1
lie
held
up
temporarily.
Utah’s
only
Dom*>cratlc
senator,
was
secured
thrpugh
points waa concluded at noon toGAPE GRIS NEZ. France, Sept. was released from prison at \t tf Howard Overlin, who
I• to
vjas a forceful McAdoo leader at
ICAGO, Sept. 28.— (IN S )-r day.
28.—(IN
S)— Metrixles Gleltxe, o’clock on tho morning of Sept. 2.1,
his
company,
the
New
York
convention.
Hla
Manager
of
tho
_
_
th corner," district in tbe
KOENNBCKE IS SAFE
English typist who sturted from and that he was given 900 francs charge for the pro/jra
,*dmit
switch to Smith was considered a
•ogrom of 1
n quarter
4he hear north
FAILS TO FINISH
bore
nt 9 : t 0 o’clock this morning und n ticket tp Troyes, where he meeting.- *:
sob|
serious break in the old McAdoo
\
.
awakened to the thunder of
LONDON. Sept. 28 (IN S)—Capt. erf her thlnl attempt to swim tho whs' ordered ” ^o report to the
the
forces.
The
"neutral”
attitude
of
.
.
nmitfee
1
0
Tho
safety
comndtlee
af
land's guns today as Sam
Ojto Kocnucckc, Gerniany-to-Jupun English Channel, waa still swim French military authorities.
GENEVA, ScrfL 28 (IN S)-D U • duba
“ “ ^ave
»V» a re
Hanford• civic
report
futxardo, 44, dropped to the pave- cusalons regarding the Ixague of Simmons and Overman, coming «m uSjator, and hi.i two companion i, ming at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon
This information indicated that on th* program to be staked Oct i . m
top,
of
that,
was
hailed
ns
a
dis
lent, hia body riddled wi^h score Nations preparatory disarmament
tinct gain for the New York over whose safety considerable con six fnilcs north of Capo Grls-Nex. .further compUe*Gon* may delay ober 10-23rd at which time Safety
I bullets.
cern wus felt since they lost went
‘ Driy’a intended return to tho Un Week will bo Observed. A number
commission lang enabled tho league governor.
ited States, as It was considered of attractive features have been
LOAN TO POLAND
reported to have hoppod off from |
/council today.so that tho council
; SHOT IN GUN BATTLE
likoly that tho Foreign Legion arranged for tho week, according
was unable to complete its work at
KENTON, O.. Sopt. 28 (INS)— Angora, Turkey, for Bosru, Mcso-.
the morning session as anticipated. The forthcoming conference of totamia, on Huturilay, was safe .it | WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 (INS) may resist that Doty servo out t <2 Jhe plans qutlitied, at, tbe^ndhor**! just goltf*
progressive Democrats nt Chicago Jagilad today, according to udvicc The state department will approve Uiq unexpired portion of his en
tbe night lif
.t
•
piina of a New Ynrk banking syn listment. lie hud planned, If hia
NO NBW TRIALS
will” not concern itself with cand received hero.
decided to
dicate to extend » |70,000j)00 loan rcleaso from prison wyte uncon
idates,
butwill
devote
its
efforts
of
t through tbe arms toto the Polish governmont for re ditional, to embark for tho United
CANTON,
Bebt. 28 (IN S)- sofoly to an , effort to “save the
COURT
MARTIAL
battlo between the euhabilitating tho national financial Staten immediately.
t
r Ben party from the disaster that ,s
ring* police force Nrithcr Pat McDormott \ o' ntcnces
Tho
ministry
of
war
Inter
nnsTnt
structure.
inevitable
If
the
mistakes
tho
Redner,
both
serving
Ufa
,
vn for
‘whof were sur: <,
_______ ____
-— **
KEY WEST, Fin.,' Sept. 2 8 nouuccd that Doty had reported to
ig q ^ w itry shop safe. in the penltenUary for comp Hcity Now York National Convention
lit the Don Vellett slaying, will are repeated" according to a state (INS)—An alleged sliortagu in hi* ALLEGED MURDERESS FREE the military authorities at Troyer,
and had been automatically rein*
seek new tiUU , according to n ment issued here today by W. W. cash accounts baa brought about
out
BEATS- W IFB WHO DIBS
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 28-- cotporated into military service,
statement today from E. L. Mills, Durbin, former Ohio Democratic the arrest and confinement in the
WAfilHNGTON*
statu chairman, who issued the call government guard houso here of MNS)—Mrs, IkWrtle Blnml wa< pending the decision or Minister of (INS)—Mr*.. Mediil
1IRMINGHAM.'Alp., Sept. 2 8 - defense attorney.
free
today
aftorJ>eing
tried
on
a
War
Puinlove
whether
hemust
George
Spencer,
chief
pay
clerk.
fo r the Chicago meeting.
•
rufS )~ Murder phargea may he
today informally eonflrm
"Tho I Chicago conference f ill United States Navy, attached to the charge of murdering her husband serve out the perod of his enlist more circulated by IlllnoU
ferred ’against J.,B . Kannsd* •I ADVANCE ON 81VATOW
have1'nothing to do with to n d - Key West Naval Station .He faces n* tlmir homo in Crittenden, Ark., ment in tho Foreign Legion.
la hakt In jail here fo r a fatal
here that she would seek the
.July 10.
’ *
t 1
d
ag administered hia wife,
' m nomination J for
HONG KQNGm Sept. 28 (INS)— ates" Durbin declared, “but it a jgeneral court m artial'!' 1;
MORE B8CAPE8
*sxzrz
Ruth
23, last Sat- Throe coiiihlina of Cantonese troops
ve-st-large in n«*t Ap
irias.
today wsro advancing towatd SawTALLAIIABSEE, FU., Sept M ,
ed over edntrover___
gh reports that 1
bow and Chfeo Chow Fu. while tho
(INS)—WhUe Florida and Georgia
da
place
)n
«
politifor th*
JURY SELECTED •
i
wars
preparing
HonG Koof forces ware p—
“
officials were patrolling highway*
sad which cannot
here, ;1
fee evacuate their JpjaUhmai, accordin search of flv* eonrieta who
I action.
of
f
here.
inz to advicaa weal1
escaped lost night from the Shady
100 county were numerous by a hun- Grove convict Camp, advlres were
I W
rdTftfTihi^IiartHng-CoH- 'Hfemipolo County hoi
WII^S AIR DERBY ,) ?.
istratton. Upon that ia- ifwerw
fewer marriages
BOow.., in 1228 than
_ in red more in 1920 than in 1925 and received by the prUon department
apwfafepi'
Dwk'ocrsUc party ean 1928, according to figure*.- just iere waa a gain of febwt 200 in today of two. addltloahl escapes.
^divorcea
over.
1925.
'
eep the country in 1928."
made public by the. UnitedlStatcs
v.
Duval county waa next In the
OVER DEATH
former
Ihtrbiu attacked tbe elalma of Deportment of Commerce. D*"-number
.of
marriages
of
the Republican administration that ing the year 1925 there yfen- 4**,
was
_ niinuteA lu d 5* roconda; *C. W. the nation U proepew
marriages in Seminole. There /V'-r ’I FI -r:ila counties. Dade county
During thT* year there
-Speed” Hqtaan, St Paul, today there were more bank
but 400 during tbe .1
Mto" g l a r e s annulled. Duvaljhad
waa the wjnnfer of tbePortland failures than eyor before lu history. 1920. The number of divorces, l,w- [
.
.
scandals'1
in
propurtio.i
t
o
Fol
k
hadwtwo,
v*od
'Rbrn....... ...... not; t a r y ; T ^
plans
Air derby for class "A" machines.
wro were
wore 50 di-‘lan<H. Jaqluon, Lake and Ocoola
port- the wedding*. Thero
in IlH
P in t prise for the event was f l,- and "official comqition
im*.
iu*y in 1925 and
und each had «me.
•____ .
the
entl of a Democratic victory I Pro- vorccs in this Cuu;Vy
000.
•_______ .
sinitlo divorce was given
Not a single
5$ during 1928.
,
,
IV
w
D
,
t/Ui*
in
CqH
county
dl
~Hllishorough county' for . ihe
l e v l n r OFF fOR ROMB^-'
, >hs year before
_
* time In two year* led the
_ counties of Florida ?n -he FIM*
ttcT,
.
RAVENNA, ITALO, Sept. 2 8 r. <*
her of marri*«e^ wul dlv;;\ J
STORK
(INS)—Charles A Levine who
’ reuses v/crc ahown f j r t —«
!•<
in
state in both m?rr % " s ,‘h=»
igflQM
reel.
Occ
dl
and
iy.
in 1926 to
^ >r-j
.?V
Rotdb In tbe trons-Atfcntic
res ' to ’- ■
A
A
•
’K
plane Columbia,
•
’L -IWJU C .
M f f il
) ON
Peny Launching: Of
Anti-Smith Battle
May Have To Serve
Out Term Hi Army
le In FdrdsdiV
Meeting Qfi
Xity
After ExtensiveHl
ing* Reynold’s 1
(Feared In Troubl
tFound By Detectivi
POULTRY MAN IS
Ss^
SEARCHEDFORINWas
Why
He Van,s®
Fed UpOnBroadLILIENDAHL CASE way AndNightLife:
Wanted ToSeeFigW
U.S. COASTGUARD
TO SUBMff -CITtl ASKS ARREST OF
REPORT SHORTLYEXDRY OFFICIAL
8
an
Kiwanians Witness
Exhibition Of First
Aid By Phone Men
&
sslB..'
Daughter Of
HanhaMayRi
An
* T A -'& l'ie
Marriage And Divorce Figures Offer
Interesting Comparisons For Seminole
mss
Saws'tt
Jt
a r t .t s t j r w s .’tass:
m3
kS3D,SS
*
mmM"
�W ORD
B .rrr,
in the Chicago ring
uoXingCommission 'last
Thursday nfght. Fight* • nire
won and lost in the ring, not in
Enrollment At University
Passes 2,000 M ark
Am
rfii
Wtfa’t R e c o g n iz e
If
UNIVERSITY >OF FLORlbA;if»mpu* puklie*l
Scptorrbor 27( Special to The Her Alligator, w*ei
V ni
*— 5— aid).—Fears expressed by faculty th t stl]Hfnt
l ^ ’|jnc:nbcri during^the first two .lays o r .. lhc nqmia,
P Q | of registration a t thp UmvermW. wj,jch tl„ r!*ph
^
Vf Florida that the total enroll
3&
By lafrm atleaal N*w»
nient would not come up to the hoddintr littrafi
” “ (record breaking mark of tjto paat
c|uj,
-W ith session havo proven to be utterly
dramatic
Bated,!unfounded and the total number JJ,,. ’ . n(i .uj,.
,* th e 1- f 8tuJ,,' nt* 22 ,t r luUUle‘l .
R onlS ttn* a*
redimr
hf ,0°.
the,In"V*™
* ,o r th * ..nt
lin int)0g(ivtalent f
wd,nfC lfX<:ecd*
cortcapondnig
date
1920.
rts
<)f
I
More
than
1850
students
had
___
1 ' \
Fight Will Be En,
Pitts*'
completed
their
enrollment
••
by
|
“-------—
W InGotham ;Tuhneynnd
burgh and St. Lou!* have four! Mon{,ay night and although there
Sipsey May Fight Again
tnnm
t
m !hns been no offlcinl announcement
l ^ r ea ^
™ th ,rP ‘r-i-ince that time, there has been n
jnrO R K . Sept. 27.-The next
wimdnr t b
^
L
^
by (steady stream of young men ip.
he* T r r?.,*ht cham1 1.
t °f
. ev‘m ,f I front of the registrar’s office indltoof the world will be fought
1 1 . . C“ ' dfna!»
sweep, rating
fa
eating that
that the
the 22,000
,000-mark
-m n rLi ---iw zork rinfc!
•mo. game,'been succesfully passed.
7.
Anueh was determined today
the flag by | All class meetings are running
* ? t Rll;k? rd bn>ke.'duwn bitfovlr. The Inow on scheduled time and the
»hia plaid vest and admitted
Giant*, _ ..
_ _ ica ‘ behind
__ .regular
^ ___ campus
___ ^ _ ............
activities.. am
*“ fo r a local fight arena,
the
Pirates,
will
get
nd
more
than
(quickly
getting
under
way desplta
j»ed solely for boxing, were
_R *•
......................................
.. \std-*
r tH
tie
with
the
Rues
If
they
win
I
the
fact
that
fulTy
half
the
«hd that he would hnf
freshfive
straight
while
the
Pirates
nrcjd
m
t
body,
members
of
the
fresh
iite sqmc time during the
losing three out four. The stand, men class, have not yet become
Th* arena, he safd.
acclimated to their new mode df
wife, Estelle Taylor, the screen ing today:
star stopped at the Ambassador.
_
___ Except for a cut over the left
[ d ia n t say that tha t Fc» blackened with heating preWould house the nJhxt I ration, Dempsey looked none the
R I* *111 be ready by | WCr*c for wear ns a result of Ids
..it; will get the hout for encounter with Tunn?y last ThursOpo Ot these is • day night. He seemed to be in good
W-be Rickard's own, wlthi*Phrita tyut was disinclined to hoH
Pd rental or “nut”, as we a post'mortem on the.fight, refer rhobr* A second^ la ing the Interviewer to his manager,
tndcratanding is that New Leo P. Flynn.
.
i*;4jr
5° T
.?* I'bed; “Certainly.-
third UCrth it f f i l S j
‘" “bape now, with two
e been assured that bn»! fights under my belt,” he added. “1
*».,wur r\ae in sneer banks of seats v*1 nLBOC,IU,°n to reverse the u»ciw e ring and, therefore, w ili’MOn ,,ut h« indicated h? thought
"1
*wHct a clear view o f .'1 was only a lormnlity. The exW d .'d » going on, provided any- , c' nmpion expects to remain hero
MuWg'.apoB. He dosen’t say that such ' f°r 1° ^“y® ar-d then return with
*■''W w ure would give him a chanco h‘? wife to California.
bla ringside ®cnts as far I Tunney is due here today from
°.r rather up, as tho estig- CItvbland, where he spent the week
eye can reach.
I end visiting I^onard C. Manna, a
1* WH1 Rive him that fHend. Tunhoy Is' expected to raeqube^and it means that, If the turn to his headquarters nt tho
hmVfbbmpionshlp fight haa any-, BcrsIiriTlote! following his custom
ain
«t all. It prohnhly . slncb becoming champion.
Tur.wllijuutdfaw Chicago's record gate.Joey’s stay In New York will to
•^It goes without saying-new are-l®,,or t( however, ns ho plans to go
w or .none— that overy wire will ito, the Maine woods for 11 huntin/!
1 UNION ECZEMA OINTI
For treatm ent of Ring Worm*, Jiggers and a;
.
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by
UNION
PHARMACY
>, f
** « " v r -
•
—
- v
iF ifty L o c a l Golf
Bugs Play On Links
t ^ u l e t,h o ^ t,‘4 lh?V,t , A"kcd if b* would fight again,
Mt and will
even
looked surprised nnd re-
\lfln
W A T C H iC LOCK, JEW
tk»-office* of those who control
, ; r e p a i r i n g !’
\
R o u n d C ry s ta ls 15* ^
the gamo.M>
•
Cbnintlssloncr Farley, jnst back LOTLE
,,^ounl, *£!
frjim Chicago, doesn’t.believe there
‘t
f
s
t
Betts
Tor Le(
ihou!£;bo a third battle between * Ha»]lncesS Th.strT:'
(Stmney had Dempsey. '
Interest in gojf in Sanford'is >on
the up-grade Ariel going strong.
There werei over fifty local golf
ers chasing- the white pills
yesterday nt the Snnford Country
CMub golf course. The green is'in
the best of condition. In fact just
pod by ralp in the sixth Inning.
now it Is generally conceded to hTho battling Cardinals notot the host
L...I course in ccntrnl Florida,
out the Reds in the thirteenth 3 S ix new shelter houses have been
to 1 , 1 ** ’
rerted by Roy Symes nnd others
Ford’s error let in tho winning without nny expense whntcVer' to
run.
the city. They fill n need which
Washington clinched third place has existed previous to th is' for
’
- ••
in the American League by past quite n while.
The blind bogey tournament In
ing the Red Sox twice, 4 to 2 and
]1 ,0 *• The Sox became so in) which 22 players particinted end
Dated with pride from pulling a ed
. in, a *tic- The honors were spilt
.
triple pl«y in the opener that they hY •lu,|Kc Herring, A. C. Fort, A.
blew up in the nightcap nnd made " *,Be °nd U. King. All of these
ton errors,
turned In i> net score of 75, There
were
15 halls given as rizos. Scores
Hillings, Detroit' collegiate pit
now being turned in to the
cher, hold tho , Indians to three nre
committer for the city
hita and trimmed them 2 to ’ l handicap
handicap tournament which is to
Myntt hit n. homer for Cleveland take place on Sunday, Oct. 2.
FACTS ON FIGHT
h*ra, for ho knows that New Y ork. Pro2»?kf Tex Ricknnl 1
U rlpe /o r the killing. It merely toof $191,000 on the
Jnaioed for-him to get certain ns- i®c7 'Tunney fight at Chlcug
tra n c e s and he ia supposed to have ' pv nf
official attenefni
gotten them.
revealrd today. This (!
- 'O f course, he holds nil the aces;!T,‘l!,d^
^
m far as the principals urt. con- f Lt«on pictures. Although tl
centM. He ha» Sharkey under con-rbor of P*™ admissions,
irget over a period covering next ^ ns
, cs ln,rR° ,
summer: ho has leg chains on
fighters met in- Phlla
Paulino and Heeney. And today ho
ractfipts were $70d, l5O
(locbured openly that Tunney
Kro8s rt‘ce'I>t® were ?a.-,state institution. A faculty cna
for the Chicago fight: Tun- .larged approximately 30 percent,
11. b l,y
M f * n,ilHon doll“r8 worth of new
d*
‘v®®®*. Rickard expendod buildlnga nnd equipment nru) th •
K ar-J...... .................................ra « °0,000 for the rental of the alu-' largest,student bo«lv on record are
is’reticule, probably willstand dium an'> l*a,d $170,000 in taxes. ( rvasona for Dr. Murnhree’s belief
11« “y**” Rickard on that one. — --------------------------------------- » ’ The mond tone of the student
unney has let me know that will try to sign him up for a fig h t'Body seems to me tho bedt that it
o of 1
w’t*1 *n tbe t *ar‘l°n I” December and,bn* ever been," says Fronidcnt
v Rickard declared.
another in February o r Murch. • Murphree, “and I have never be
ta
P ® rPM v’, th? promoter Hnakd, Mnlony, Paulino and HoenH Tore seen such an earnest hunch -if
£ 1 - 1.1 ILke*p ij^llT b0*1"!! th‘* are prospective indoor opponents’, beys seeking to enter the Uni
* ** whlch would bo very good This would leave Sharkey for the versity,”
CVCu betn?r. tnr,
ou.t d,>or "hot l>«f«rB the nest
This all gives President Murthe promoter. Anyhow, Rickard championship.
phree room .to hope for n greatly
VICTORY
Then n o te the verdict o f 11,105* doctors
H A T 19 the quality that Mario Chamlee, Florence Easton, Marie
W
Rappold, Reinald Werrenrath, Giuseppe DeLuca, Fritzi Scheff,
William -Hodge, and other famous singers, actors, broadcasters and
public speakers have found that makbs LUCKY STRIK ES delight
ful and of no possible injury to their voices?
• *
1
'
‘
•
--.’•**■*■ 4*• ' *,-/
I . ■' •
For the answer w e turned to medical men and asked thfem this question:
D o y o u think fro m y o u r ex p e rie n c e w ith L U C K Y S T R I K E c ig a re tte s
th a t th e y ore le s s irrita tin g to s e n s itiv e o r te n d e r th r o a ts than o th e r
cigarettes, w h a te v e r th e rea so n ?
•TONNBY
■
- ■ ')
.
.
’
--
' •
11,105 doctors answered this question “YES.”
\ '■v-l . , ttt* . ®« /,-.
. - •r » 4 • • k «#• •—:—
. ,/ '
'j
/ —Consider what Uicse figures mean; consider that they represent the
opinion and experience of doctors, those whose business it is to know.
.
. . .r
Reinald Werrenrath
Fatuous BaNtonc,
,
^ itcs:
Ih ‘ m y co n ce rt w o rk , I
tMuif. of ' Cunric, g i v e
first consideration to my
' voicti Naturally, ! d m
very, careful about m y
cholic of cigarettes as
I UXUai hdyA the blend
idhUh i f k M l y ( d m >
throat: 1 ’sni&ky Lucky
pbifoit/'fihA iflg' that
they iiK.’e f % n j f i to j t ctritU
culrcqxiircnvnis.
^
jL4au
r*i-i n ' fk4r»>%t*
•• . ; ».v ■ * * ■ •
Li*',*
th* UTntil
—
■■■
;and bis phoU shows the end. of tho fight, the ehaniploq'rhird-hl|tipg htii
r .,p o t T^m oat of tho crowd the outeeme was • surprieo of first, metfnltl
t**V. Only « champion coyld have .tood tlw awful ogslfUgfat a f the Maul*
1 ruttr.de of plupubg r/»*ap at Dcf.u -e* * badly eut ryn’ m^ybcmpuA’a lrei
Wo hereby*
exam ined 11,
finning the i
LYBRAI
akin enpUen,
j.;
�{
W ED N ESD A Y
BE SS
•r ~
£
Poor Punishment
m
—
Will He Be
•a;
Popular
A story sent O ut recently by our International News
-Miami* Herald *v? '
Icorrespondent in Juliette, Georgia, was a rather gruesome
M matter) account of the pathetic experience of a misguided mother. There eeems to be no reasonable I
r M e t t l K This women, perhaps .distracted by the day's worries and doubt but th a t Gene Tunney kept
ii«t act •*
his heavyweight fighting crown by
worn out by her manifold household duties, resorted to dint of being a better man than
a (form of punishment in the disciplining of-her-three*year J ecIT Trtm pseyr T h a r he wilt ever
old child which in any case could have resulted eventually hold the public mind as Dempsey
did is unlikely.
only in her own punishment.
Ono writer in discussing the rea
But this particular time, the women was more than sons
f«W
for the unpopularity of the
••
disappointed. In a vain endeavor to teach the child obe present champion admitted that
dience, she locked It in a small clothes closet without ven Tunnoy likes little .children and
tilation and quite dark. The child screamed, and ap probably never would push over an
with bundles. And yet
peared
ed very frightened crying.out'"something
crying out "someunng is after
alter me!
mcr
. thl
that
Thinking perhaps that it was only one of those phantoms <shh0„®d on3Jar him to society and
hich guileless mothers inject into their
offsprings’ ‘make of- -—***-pugilism, for his sake, -a
minds to tantalize them when they are naughty, the woman bigger and liner method of passing
time and money, Tunney is scoffed
did nothing.
at by the American public.
Opening the door after the cries had subsided for a It has been-reported on very
la i —__jfcar
few minutes, the mother found the child dead with a long questionable authority that Tun
pti salat*
' B t r N i af
A physician' ney will spend hW days and nights
H U M ! AaaeeU tU * mt P i * . coach-whip snake wrapped around its neck.
IUhasa,
■>( ASwr(Uta||
Ad.rrd
in his examination, found the snake had eaten o ff the going from Y. M. C. A. halls to K.
A S tak a W itc h r c ^ a lr r a e a c h voE*
1
C. halls and vice versa, advising
H alil I .m a m in e e / t a sa b a slt ta
child’s tongue. Their were other sordid details, ,which we of
young America along th? upward
a a S H a f n l M r i f l l a i lU ta
le T tr ilr
a b a a ia te lr
a ll shall not enumerate but which will probably rise frequently paths of
muscular perfection.
a t el r c a la ll a a
'as w all
Should he follow this course f o r )
in the woman's mind to taunt her.
- ■• Locking unsophisticated children in dark closets to be the next year or two,he would un
W ^ f l E S D A Y , S E P T . 2 8 , 1927
perform a great service, [
pestered by the evil spirits within is poor punishment for doubtedly
but
it
ia
safe
to bed that as a nat
. TMK IIE H A L IY 'i PHO tiRA M
I.— B r a n a a r l a e l t r u t c a a a i r i t . them. More than one jibbering idiot may be accounted for ional hero he would diminish in the |
m ls l.t r s ( ts a .
in this way. Perhaps this incident will be a good lesson public eye.
f c - D a»|>ei w a la v r a a ta ! • J a t k a s *
to the woman who wasn’t able to take the necessary time Apparently the American sport
' » n ia .
G g C e R U w t l a i a f Rt. J e a a s U S I ia
fan w ants'his heavyweight cham
in teaching her child discipline.
BAD PAINS INSIDI
Now for a Little Sleight of Hand
S p e lls o f N e rv o u sn e ss A lso T r
b le d T h is L a d y W bo G ives
C a rd o i C re d it (o r H elp ,
> s
fog Her Get Wefl.
Dopcw, Okla.—T o r a»* yemra,4
■ays Mrs. Edd Burton, o 'th li place]
'I suffered as bad as a woman i
suffer and still V» sp going."
"I was good for nothing, wai life
leas and pale, unable to eat anyl
thing. Nothing agreed with toe AtJ
times I had such bad paina fat my
sides and back I would have to ,
to bed. 1 had cramping speDa i
would faint if I stood on my j
. any length of time. My negate o
become upset a t tho least little t
and I would have spelle of a
that were so exhausting they'
mo prostrate.
"Several of m y friends
that I taka CarduL They tola mo <_
their experience a with it, how mtx&l
they have been helped. At last;
decided to try.it.
! " In h few weeka, I could aee that I
was improving, so I kept on. I dy
not oxpoct tho troubles of yean to
disappear in a few days, nor did
they, but in time I was much better.
I kept up the Cardoi treatment far
teveral months and thanha to It I
am a well woman now.’’
! At all' drug stores.
jvc-im I
I writ endeavor'
T O EX TPA CT
c c u a b s and
DOUAP3
T i t o YOUNG
\
MAlfe
“
%
pion to be a fighter, not a cbver
boxer. He wants something to look
a t l a s a f b a lld le g
era up to h* n demotf on wheels. Ha*
l i e . hat d a , a s a rtm ra t
wonts bulging muscles, ferocious
o a a s a l t i C hest.
pyes and bestllng brows to discuss
t c * C « a » lt< la i
a t e ltr
h e a a ttf a .
Libraries in Florida are the subject of nn interesting j,with his neighbors. What kind of |
( le a i f t s n a , •
. i .( , i.
—a A h^
i t t a a d m s d e ra
h o sp ita l. ah editorial recently
appearing in the Jacksonville . Times- excitment can a fight fan get out
___________
________
debating whether the champ]
Unioni
The
increasing
number of libraries in this state, tho of
BIBLE VKKriK FOR TODAY ■
reads Omar or Oscni; Wilde,
OUEL .UBERATQR* t-Uo1m * th* Times-Union reflects, is an indication of the influence whether he customarily wears a
. t a p my >«rip, my soul j'Wjych these institutions are exercising in the education of blue flower or a white one in his ]
A'tiwklt in-silence. Psalm people today: To which the Tampa Tribune adds that “in buttonhole?
! . '
*1 .
addition to the public libraries in the cities and towns,
R: "Tja^h op, 0 Lord, Florida boasts unusually large and valuable libraries in
A—< 4 aa« aw ratia» a t a a a t k l , “ T a r -
Encourage the Reading Habit
VEGETABLE TOMC
Loch
1Arbor
Prices
\
•In Jackson
colleges.
I
. The part which a library plays in community life is! Another Flogging
further described by the Tampa paper as follows: “It is I
Commerce News
the most democratic of American educational institutions.
It is free to every person who wishes to read and who is Jackson ctunty has again been
PULLING TOGETHER
by another flogging, an
THE WEEKLY P R E S S
this
I
willing to read. The public library is free from religious disgraced
vq fool Jackasses—say, get
account of which appen's in anoth
MARIANNA FLORIDAN
| Intolerance and prejudices. The public library provides in er place in this issue of the News.
red together with a piece of formation to all 'aides of a public question— so far as its
Homo two years ago a negro was
Florida furnishes tho best equip-, is doing greater work fu this
taken from his h'nie, beat, shot, ped and best newspaper in thc'|Rr,l*t State. Wo do not lie about
funds will allow.’’
Sfld one to the other, "'You come
left in the river for (lend. Up
The smallest library in the state contains only 325 vol and
not going to
to this time nobody hns ever been South, Newspaper men from other 1 anybody *nd wo are n mut us.
nibble at this go^ l umes and the largest, that one of Jacksonville, has 73,000. punished for that crime. Dispatches States have no hesitation in ad -; ,,ll"w aV,y>w'ly " ,lt? nl
and common
...........
iThe municipal library of Sanford doesn’t begin to compare from Jefferson sent to the Atlanta milting the same. Ninety-five per Usually grafters am.
"Y
ou
W9" V ’.
other,
“ nal’
"V
papers .state that two mure men of /rent of Florida editors never con- * n m'.ry th CVC9
,iri
size
to
that
of
Jac&onvillb,
but
is
considerably
larger
coma my wpor, ,-;- i. i
“ yw,!’lT,L;
this county were taken from their .aider finances for themselves in J™1«
•than
the
smallest
one
ihi-Flbrlda.
As
we
read
the
TimesF|>r you see, i too, have some
th e , .r
arc
e con
■"
in the dead hours of tho. the great boosilne they
Union editorial anti tha Tribune's comments, we .could not home
k kr-’V
nay. v /,
/ ~ if ]•/)
l.i'l
. linAi. Any editor so connight and fhmgctl.
•* (tnntly doing for the Stnte of,
low
_{structiv
34 they k<» nowhere, Jukfc pawed rdfrain
r q ir a tn fro
m feeling
re e lin g aa gr<
from
gfcatl deal of pride in our own institu- ls.it possible- that the. good pen, Florida, and* their respective com I as to u< , g*>gft thinks the other
5 dfckfhe dirt, '
Ition, owned and operator! by thq city.
I le of Jackson county will permit nutnitiea.
.........
,,
, ,
.
. ,
' fellow is grafting his too. The e'.'iropo tlUl • * p __/ __ i - ^ golly! ■ that rw
P° u,u£ ; Sanford, a.s every other city which has a library, has a s j h inhuman and unlawful con Fho H orldan is proud to belongl tor)( (|f j.-|„r j,|;, ar, tho hardest
iip this county and allow tha o this splendid constructive ele- J f;|emi.nt known to Is influenced
Then they faced about, 'these stu b -1 right to boast of its library as ono of its greatest civic assets. duct
•
perpetrators of the crime ‘ to . go nu-nt. and doubly proud th at it Is I
\ bom mules, «T'..........
; As an evidence of pro^ressiv^ness, the library ranks with unpunished? Surely not.-No story? in accord w ith nearly all of them.j ?. '
r,'l",rtr,r who will acAW said, "We're Just ilka human ;o u r excellent schools, our many miles of paved streets anti our sh< uld he left unturned to brim: Somctlmes
wc
find
,m/ ,istoa kX
P fnnyth1
■
■ —
•— some
. 1 writer* *cp'
nnper
thief
-and,nt?
the editor
that
does
not
understand
us.
O
n'
„
v
'
,
.is just hh bud
, .
to
justice
the
parties
who
are
gujo
•
1
.
who
luuntrnanrrH
i
>
4
waterfront. Many of us appreciate the value of
lLt'a°anlL_lDgcthar. WL. gO^.fOU»|
only
I
wq nvcaMiniiH Imvu we «ncoun-*
i
\
\
Ity of the heutlng of the negroes
-----^y' •
•* »- tme
local
library
but
there
are
.others
who
know
little
about
n e loca^ _
, — ------------- ---------- ------- ------------ --------------1in
this
Itni
. . .
.-.v,
----------------- n—
this County
county aa tow
few mgni
night ago.
ago. -5M
TbW^ome with mo and we'll both
it except
except that
that it
it is
is here.
here. The fuct J s ^hjlL.AllthtUlgh the in- In,lt
oth it
Is tmwondetSAbi? nogroea
IMf h«3nikhock, Bfrd qnwitlon owr'niotlv- cunnot he excelled an,vwhure it
nit an abadlanb mind;
Thy. Service, I may find
delight from day to
4piipAhay.’’
M eet Today’s Demand
i
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
Elton J. Moughton
ANNOUNCEMENT
M ack, TheTailor
1stituUon is F row itrr'nrorfl'T ar es c h day, I f • %rcnter* \i? re ‘;,i e r t ’t hr*n*otm trjM>y'the^huunh d r t d T [ es. •tvrc t*r 7y , J!»
to take care of a l l w h o newspapeniom.
ncw spn|>crd()in. Them
T h e re are
are
m an)
•ft is not -.tpingw that thousands of ?i ?L->0ni
+~~-c
■
^
‘^
ita
volumea
akouhyic
«KOurage#waw
*
#
w
Um
t
u
f°°
f"!*^
editors
in
Florida,
now
struggling
their
, they 4U
h«y,
a nj d*p1 X ^
j ^ 11^
h i^ ..k , ncrcs of land in this county re
".n'1
lr! ^ ur own, for sow-ltdl>vand grits, who would
rrlbuius offers
offers ano&crW
another comrtieiit*
comment* '>w
which
liked it, tho
.
i
main uncultivated. —7"
V
w a y m n n e r t h a to u r pdrposc ma)f;to<, v ho „ vln on Knay s tre e t
■wore to. be comrade#
good
(
timelyradts
timely. »Ita*says
thut• *«lf tt*:
sch^ls 'vlU unly_teach the read
If Jackson bounty is to becflpiQ jin t be mlaundeiAood .
| had they succumbed to the pleads
•••
’
and true.» g
_ *. .. .. M ___
____________________
_____ _ --- ---- --------,
Tile Floridan is proud of itsjings of thu "Tempter."
49
. -*u”
down thcy wert-library of America is free to every new idea, fj*qe to every I1 cun bind them selves together and newspaper frionds—proud of the When one ■con ho bought as
go t« \h e homutt- in tho darkne'- - work they.taro doing*for tho great ensy a« a string of fish, he usunlU t K d Of . p e r f e c t ! fresh point of view; nothing is barred because it j s IP W»i *nd
^alfe
thuT°fc‘
,uke thu
n>mipunts ' out ar
of {Florida. Taken ns a |y thinks that others are purclinsfday."
• radical or indifferent” The Tribune’s point is ^.e!l taken.
and.U this permltt State
whole
Wc
know of no element th a t'a b le too.
get this lesson, don’t let it What we need is more reading*aiul better reading. Obviously 1-jYmA atttr t(po ‘dhd n.obody p.yn
| pass,
not only wilt the negroes who
sen can copy from the poor thq best place to start the practice is in the school* where i-ishod
the pupils are in the stage of development which permits have not already left Jackson |
| Jackass:
MURDERING AMERICAN
county flee fo r safety* but the
ailing together, it’s the only habits to become firmly established.
SALISBURY POST
white people will leave also. No
9
7way
•• .
Iput yourself on the map to
••Malay.
)j|
— fyarianna Floridan. •
la Wedneadajr. That city
|tor« report ought to be ready
I few days.
—O[omen's styles are made to suit
Frost In winter, and the mosin summer.
-o-------.udUjflX*}4 Ag* fti l T
Ypponent can
ranDe
Ul1 found with
•enough in his
-o-
Sarasota
I j y n a s : 4g«t their parafram ‘tkeCfima syndicate.
v -1
th Elderr J u s b e e n d e s c rib e d s j
:;**rearh• American girl”—you
ufc* the has two huabe<aia^!B,
If
ay a rj having snow already in
forth. This means a long coRT
up there fnd a long tourist
hem *
— ------- 0-----------------*
THE SANFORD FORUM
The Sanford Herald:
oaniord ttornid!
The "Sanford Times" in last) Thin brings to my mind, how
Saturdays issue writing about ‘ eagerly I scanned the reports of
Doheny and Fall’s payment of $13, the municipal court to find some
000,507 to U. S. says:
"This i« convictions for disorderly cqndget
a conclusive example of the eri- of soinq of those “ D iggara''‘and
ticism of govermental officials. window breakers, thut was done
It ia a monument of free apeec
speech, sg close ta FDat Jljr» ct, it could
F f o i n t i the need, always in a niirdly escape the cars o f our po
fno country of a free press, lUa
ai
lice Dept., but no arrest was made
and/"dU foit'to denounce thd acta Why not?!
of rohtic officials when they look
I see the City Administration is
crooked:"
•
, 1 still punshing/STh*' Herald" by giv
How correct le The "Timea" In ing its legal advertising exclusivein her praises of the critic to the lo this new sheet; instead of at
case of government officials far least patronize both, alike, but in
away, but look a t her ' behavior, my opinion, The 1“ Herald" being
when .home citisena find it neceja. in the field so much longer, should
ary to criticize our <rwn Sanford [Vather be preferred,'If their prices
administration! Ju st the opposite ate alike. •
,■
aide th at aheet supported, the side
Yours very truly
to the "grave,diggers” for The
H. Ehrcnsberger.
THE MAN ON WHOM TtVUNITE
-g ---- o-------
who allnga word) should bold
Itences. —Waycross Journal
Then none would get their
I
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
A unmber of editors in Florid*
•
* , in recent weeks have been commen
i*»*« _
>
ting upon what they term the
; 1«, “back to “Catta menace,"
They see' the
to moon qpltt- possibility th a t if a large number
: pome more of candidates enter the race for
jjj.- f r : ; ; ;
: * governor, th at Mr. Cats will have
easy sailing to capture the nomina
wait until the winter tion. Some editors are urging
dawn here bofore that a campaign should be stressed
up our front lawns and to have all votera cast their batar fall cleaning. •’
lots with a second choice. ;Thcy
■■ . o
are singesting that the field ought
fgMcbont in Sanford to be limited to one opponent again
•ubscribe to ■omo mofro* ■t tho former governor, whose adadvertising krlnlstratiop. they, du not want to
That would sea repealed.
‘ *
' Tho Journal believes that* there
Is a . very lim pta remedy. * One
of HU
prospective candidate has. been
------- awarded a
asked
by numbers of people
of hl4 services In realstmob- attack on the court com* a candidate. It Is
daring the Larins affair. probdble th a t he will
* himoslf to b« hU candidacy a t the pro
• and deserves At present he is busy •
out tho duties of his
jH d J U A M .
to give Florid^ a ■
1 A a ilri., tjpKooiu m u ways unsurpassed L
news of Friends of Fona H atha
*n l a .certain that a t the
J . i_111 1_____ _____ j
In Flori- will become a
*2*
'to * .
H?
a e iyrfv"
*
body will he snfc n Jackson county
if such u condition is permitted.
' And what is being done about it?
What is going to be done about it?
What are the courts officials of
Jackson county doing about it?
What are they going to do about
t? Court offeiais should not wait
for a ntcetipg of the grund jury.
They shoukT get busy.
,
! This dispatch sent from Jeffers«rj
stated th a t a t leastv two the
Hogget* bad been identified^ If
thut ia^ true, there is no use in
waiting' op tho grund Jury .
The good (people rtf ‘Jackson couhf
ty have their eyes-and heir thou.
#;hta on our court officials. They
act and act at ncc. They must act
else they<wUl be held accountable.
> * ” v ■ * " ,< m r
DeForest-Santord
Realty C<b
Now open for
business
a<
many
___ _
meet the existing con
ditions of today—one
pays for merit in this
dcelopmcnt hut todays
prices will be found
nstounishingly
low'.
Have you inquired?
A rch ite ct
First Nnt’l. Hunk itldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Scholarly g en ti with good in guugc hut what of it? Ily repeat
tentions often got
worked up ed murdering* of thu languugo wc
duly over the fact th at there are make progress in spite of the fact
pedants may argue we have
tn the United States some dozen that
made
no progress in speech since
>f Americans dialect each of which
is dominant in some one section of the days of Shakesperc.
Increased use of printing, in
tho country. These purists say that
tharc should be one standard pro creased iitcrnrv and the broadcast
of speech by radio are hcluing
nunciation for every word, and ing
growing of the language. It is
that the dictionary should have In the
to be hoped thut eventually we
it j)nly pedigreed words.
have n speech of rcusonuldy
qrs‘ it
tt would Iw qfee if shall
rorhapS
of tho
every Aincricun spoke
spp*v like
use every^ , simple
....■ grammarof instead
inconsistencies
othor American and every English-1ho<’g - p< <lgo
■nan srtd theh again, |Yerknns it j which today makes impnssiblu for
wouldn’t. Language
has
been nnF
* logician to master the
changing daily since language be- r’l•‘*,, in the Lbook.____
gan. A limited dictionary with a
-------------------- ~~ .
•onstaiil upehanging vocabulary
•s an *liipdS!fn)iJity furthermore foe
radio has added some hundreds of trade, sell, swap, exchange sec
lew words to the language in the ond hand tires. We also buy
I.MUAI, M ITM 'K
NOTICK O F A I'VM CATION If OH Inst few years and aviation will do
bottles, metal, bags, junk of all
TAX tlltK I)
CN IIEII SECTION
kinds.
.NIX O f l . T il K OKXBHAI. STA the same before it is done..
SL* T H H STA TB OK
From the print of litersture it Is
T im s ' S
OK
Wc specialize in buying nnd
K 1.0 II III A
most, beneficiul that there never
selling
bottles of nil sizes and
N o tice U h ere b y g iv e n th u t H. C 1 has been and never will be a fix
kinds.
D lukson, iiurchuN cr o f T u x O r l l f l - ed and universal language. The
culu No. 13'J. ilali'il thu 1st du)‘ of
J u n e A. D., I9J5. h a s filed nuIU eu (tl- rediculous Harvard accent, the me
fIcutp In ti>y Office, iliid h as made lodious Southern accent, the broad
u in d ic a tio n fo r tu x deed to laxuc la colloquialisms of the'H oosicr. and
u cc o rd u n ce w ith luw. Maid c e r tif i the solid hard accent of the West
c a te e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d«sc rib e d p ro p e rty s itu a te d In Hnml- all have their place and add to the
S. Soman
mile
co u n ty , F lo rid a .
lo
w it; j variety nnd unite of life..
212 Sanford Ave.
Ilex. 915 ft. K. Of NW. f o r o f l.ot 3
Hue. 35. T u p . 30 H. ItunKc 39 K. llun ‘ Every American murders his lan-
WE BUY
K O T ’S
ecutive aJility and honlsty. He
Is fit to be govompr.
He is the
one man adlinu whom ttja people
of Florida can rally,
,
K IS ft. H. 1073 ft. Wi <0 rt. N.
That the chairman of the road 1073 ft.
: TO WHOM IT MAY OONCBJUft
T he su ld la n d belqfc tt»sc*»od ut I NOTlfK IS
IIKKKUY • (JIVKN
department stands out un the lead Ii«-dutc
, ..Jill u n d e r an d h> v l r t u r u of u (le.
th e
ing candidate at this stage of the c e r tif ic a te ot,In th
........
"irOSJSa'usf
le r e a re n d e re d In th e C irc u it C o u rt
e nam e o f
contest, although ha has ' not yet UliIrnH M id c c rtlflc u tu nnnlt he re- [ .,f th e T w e u t> -tfalrd J u d ic ia l C irc u it
d
eem
ed
u
cc
o
rd
lo
tr
to
.J
a
w
.l
u
x
deed
a n d fu r Senilnuin
said he would run, is evidencecd w ill lau u a th e re o ii nn*thel,llh iluv o i lI '! |.'i„ rld ii. In ----N
o
v
em
b
e
r
A.
D..
1937
*
*
‘
CoUTtty.
In
C
h
a
n
c e ry , In u tn u io
by the wide editorial support he
e s s my o f fic ia l s lx iiu tu re sm l 1 t h e r e i n peinlliiK, w h e re in C huso A J
in receiving. Editors throughout se aWl itn
I b is th e 271h day of K eD le m h ar'C o m p a n y , « c o r p o ra tio n o r g a n is e d I
>#r. in d eSlslInK u n d e r th e la w s o f th e
,-ftM M O T E L
Florida are pledging, him their A. D .,tl927.
V. E D O C ni a w
f a s t* of F lo rid a • Is c o m p la in a n t.
support. More mention Is made of
C le rk C l r c W t f o a r t Sem inole ' iHld J - ^ Ht“ l''y r a n d K u th S ta p le r
C o u n ty . F lo rid a
th is w lfc.^u n d J B* l.lttl e u n d J a n e
him in editorial disebssionr through*
F L A G L E R ,
•
• LTV X «*f. YVFI k 't
I A. l-ltll* . h is w ife, a re lU fv iid aiite, r
out the state than of any candi
*
' , ' • . a w ill- s e ll u t p u b lic o u tc ry to th e
date, already, In tho field or talked (S E A L )
‘ ' '■ •IM a h e st td d .ler, fo r ruhli, u t th e
l« to n t d o o r of th e C o u rt H o u se In
of. A symposium of editorial
—---ib e- WIIJT
C ity of nS iiiiiu
u n—fo iii,
ril. tn
In- su ld.----C
o u n ty,
comment leaves no doubt of that.
m d S ta ts , .d. .u. .r.in
g th e - le
a n l h o u-r s -«
el
s a le , o n M onday, th e 3 rd d u * e t ,
eaIt is convincing.
-TT
O c to b e r, A. I> 1927. sum o b e in g th o J
Here, then Is a rfian who has the
f ir s t M onday In huU m o n th , th e f o l
m
lo w in g dexrrihi-d la n d s, s itu a te , 'l y
confidence of the' state,, who ledds
TheBest
in g afu l b elno h, th e C o u n ty o f 8«m
in open pledges of support, who
/thrte
blocksfrom i
In u la a n d Miato o f F lo rid a , to - w lt:
all admit is thoroughly qualified " In BVder thdW*We may get our
••“
son - C om er o f I
*• L o t K l f t t M - - <5*>
o f M- Mt h *a S
S m Iith
Suu b d iv isio n o f a ll t h a t
Only andDavisSo.r
for the office, who, although un spodal double loop Turkish bath
p a r t of S
He c tio n T w e n ty .s e v e n
the station .
announced stands first in all fore towels introduced into as many
’" m e n t r
------ , ,Tou
.. " s h ip N ln s te e n
( IS )
(17).
homea as possible we will mail
S o u th . rtaiiK ,, T h ir ty (3 0 ) E a s t,
casts on the outcome of tha pri
A d am * am
ly in g S o u th of h i . O o rtru d e
mary upon theassumption tlu # to any address 4 towels for
A v e n u e a n d o th o r U n d e ly in g
$
1
.
0
Q
postpaid.
,
he will eventually enter the field.
In S ectio n s T w e n ty - e l* (3*1.
R o te s $ 1 to $ 2 L 5 0 f
These towels a rt size 20 by
T h D ty -f u u r (31) a n d T b lr ty If the uncommitted editors of the
**T# i l i l ’
T o w n sh ip N la e .
A u to Storage
■tats are locking fo r a man upon 40 and a special double loop
( I D S o u th . I la o g e T h ir ty
whom to center their support there construction, woven from best
(3 0 ) .*••(•*. u s su m s a p p e a r s o n
K' '•o(f Hint
'55
F la t Kj,
B ook *I - o f th e~
Is one man available beyond all select cotton yarns.'
Sem inole
_ llc re c o rd s
of
Do
not
confuse
this
heavy
question. That man la Fona Hath
lU
n
ty
F
lo
rid
a
c
o
n
ta
ll
loop towels with the
f) acres, m o re o r I
away whose oama -..ore than all
loop. '
, ‘
J . O.
others is u ™ " * * * '
1
~ Albert B. Kirb;
eclul M a ster Ii
who are
204 N. I’ark Avo.
LANEY’S -
Sanford I
‘The Friendly Drug Store”
Prescriptions Filled Promptly |
And Accurately
K. First St
Sanford
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second S t
LOANS
Plumbing — Heading
“Service You’ll Appreciate”
JAMES A. SANDS
323 Sat.'ord Ave. ‘
•
H. C. VIELE
Jeweler
108 Magnolia
Phone 630J.
Select
CHRISTMAS
liiftB NOW on our new|
easy payment plan.
Only 76 shopping dayc be
fore Christinas.
H om e”
You wunt I’, b 'ill of the
materials money can bu}
you want to be sure in
heart that those materials i
just what you think them
ht—your home must be
constructed.
MODI
Our name is your gt
rf good faith— the test
years have proved our
BATH TOWELS
EiV.
;
Box 330
Alterations—Repairing.
STOP
Radio en'
thelobby.
*•
EkOi
.TP-
sgiagsG
c
aea mp
THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G
Phone 135
Yard
Holly Ave., at
ilth. 12th, 13th Sir
�MANY NET
ItS ARE ADDED
COLLECTION OF CITY LIBRAR
The’following books have boon
added to the Public Library during
tetA&mc* T
j f f i a F R E E S. DAIGER SOCIETY EDITOR
At Milane
m TO« <m the range, ranch,
rodeo nad desert. This booh is the
pn*e winner of the Newberry
pr»e of this year,
Schultz. -Son of-the Natal***
‘ 6 P*r,on*i narratlre by a son of
FWttmo#." This edition ha* bean;
• Navaho chief.
'**SM
i a*on- "My Life with the
An unusually lovely social af- • On Tuesday afternoon the regMrs.-Ernest. Houahol
Edhirtwi. ’ Thia edition has been
fair of the autumn season was t h a t m e e t i n g of the Women’s graclourV- hostess
revised by the author for the ‘use
of Wednesday when Mrs. Ben D .'
morning when she
of
readers, telling of hia o f being the son of a dishonest
Caswell entertained at bridge
members of. the
ByUfee * CITior but as a love'r and husband. Ufa |»ungexperiences
and etplora- man.' f i e Allows himself escape
luncheon at her home on Majtnolia
tleoa *n the frozen north.'
Avenue. The guests included the
from the attendant distress by re
The rooms where
White. "Joan Morse.” The stoVy sorting; to - d r in k , - ' S i f t i n g th it
members of the young Matrons The business part of the meeting I had been arran g ed ^ D P -p lay
of a aeven year old girl who goes since itfhsd been his fsther’a weak
duplicate luncheon club.
was presided over by Mr». Herbert (Used in keeping scores for t« live with her grandmother in ness it pnust be his own. ,
..
In the Jiving room suggestions of Moreland, and at this time Dr. P. | game and a t the conelusidrf ol
Boston. Her experiences on a visit
Mynta Loy, who plays the f W
autumn were eifectively. carried D. King, pastor o f the church gave usual-number of progression!
t i a New Hampshire farm and a t inino laid, la east aa Marla Blanco,
out with bowls and'baskets filled a most Inspiring t*lk.
was found that the prize, a J
the s^ashore.
.» ■
daughter of a ruined depostor of We ean sed the look of fondieio
with golden rod, wild purple asters
At the conclusion *oil business 8n°PpNlt bag filled with houss
and other fall flowers.
Yonge.
"Dove
in
the Eagle’s. the Wyncote Bank. Indeape ration That In her Nde eyes shone. ir*(
Mrs. B. C. Moore took charge „f i necessities, had been won by
Nest." Through gifsnge events a ntr, father had cornmittejf suicide.
The attractively appointed lun the meeting and announced the pro- . i*°yd Palmer,
little maid became mistress of s With Jinreasonlflg rage she and
cheon table was graced with a gram. Mrs. T. L. Hale and Mrs.
During the progress
of
raxtle of rubber barons. One of her beother Stefanl (Paul Ellis) We can see through all our s*i
silver basket filled with pink ra
gnme, tasty refreshments /rare
' * rowd,
v-«sw>
the'authoVs best known tales.
. VntW trt! alfsiHSe tk & -»-- a8diance roses, and the places of the
served,
Her own sweet,silant tears.
Mrs. Housholder’s guests webe; Uroux: “Missing Men.” A grip
Committee;
Mr*. Braxton I*. Perkins, Mrs.’! * - ping story of myste^r and intrigue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell left
• Mr*. J. E- Latng,
Verne Hurt, Mrs. Ralph Wight, One of the author’s best stories.
Tuesday morning fov Ydksvillp,
Mrs. Sarah J. Stewart,
Mrs. F16yd Palmer, Mrs. W« C, Lindbergh: fW t.” The famous: Ga„ where they were called by the
Mrs. Carrie W. Spear,
taken up In ueutil and tnlks were HUl, Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. Psrcy Bier’s own story of hia Ufe and! critical Hines* of Mr. Mitchell's
transatlantic
flight,
together
with
mother,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Mitchell.
Mero-and
Mrs.
Cassandra
Schplts.
given by/ a number of members.
. Mm. T. L. Long left S t e a d s
bis views on the future of aviation,
Mrs. Irn A- Southward told of
Mar Montgomery, Ala., where si
with a foreword by M. T. Herrick.
“Hospital Evangelism at Home";
Mrs, George Shipp who has been
Morley: “The Arrow A The
"Henling Hunmanity’a Heart," giv
visiting at Jamestown, N. Y. as
theme
of
this
fantasy
is
a
sug
en by Mrs. Moreland; ;and Mrs. C.
guest of Mrs. * Victor Seagestion of the psychic and psycho the
A. Anderson told of "Timid Clara’s
burg, Is now vUltiiig her sister at
logies!
effects
of
a
sea
vqyage
on
Success."
Asheville, N. C.
a young masculine temperament.
Many interesting personal serv
The fable is centered around the
Mr. and Mrs. J / C. H ills J r ., w o r e stutue of “Eros" which U found in
ice reports were given by the secMr. and Mrs.. J, C, Ayeork and InoLnWcharle* H1B MaHeh,;ftaby
ntaries of the circles, showing hosts at a merry party Frtdgy I’in-ndilly Circle.
son Jack havs returned from an Blaine, Sydney de Grey and Robert
that much interest along thia line evening at their home a t Geneva,
Itinehart: “Lost Ectasy.’’ A extended visit a t Richmond, Val,
had been manifested during the complimenting Mrs, Hugh Chap splendid story of the new west and Washington, D. C., '-and Ports B*ry' --------- ^ -idL i
man, a sister of Mrs. Bills, who Is the old cast, and the psychology of mouth, Vs., where they visited rel
past month. V
Mr. and Mrs, A‘WhV"9ettd-i&'
their house guest.
A
delightful
musicdl
program
atives.
love.
expected to<retutn home Wedneatops Tuesday evening at a de
The rooms were beautifully de Wcstcott: “Grandmothers.” The
day from Albany and August*, Ga.,
lightful sowing party when she en was rendered late in the afternoon
ere they have been spending the
tertained the members of the Laf- which included a vocal duet, sung corated with myriads of antigonon, Harper’s prize winning book of the
Miss Bessie Boyce.who has been
it fortnight.
rosea and other seasonable flowers year. Through the eyes of a grand spending the summer at ptolnts 1 ft
a-Lot club at her home on East
together with boughs .of bamboo, mother the author gives a port North Carolina, baa rat turned I s
First Street.
The rooms where the guests as
in which numerous bright hued rays! of American life from the Sanford and la with her sister Mm.
sembled were artistically adorned
butterflies fluttered.
pioneer days to th« present time. R. F. Cooper at her home on
with bowls and baskets of radiance
Palmetto Avenue.
Many amusing games and con A real American novel.
roses, zinnias and rambler roses
Wharton: "Twilight Sleep." Mrs.
tests were played during the even
combined with greenery.
ing and later refreshments of a Wharton lifts the veil behind New
The many friends of Mrs. S. M.
Sewing together with a number
York society seeks to escape reali Lloyd
tempting
salad
course
followed
by
will he pleased io learn tb»t
of piano selections given by Miss
wafers and sherbert were served ty.
she ip getting along tileely follow
Mallen, caused the evening hours
Wright:
"God
and
the
Groceryby a bevy of young girls, bach
ing an operation at the F<(rhald
to pass quickly, and nt a late hour
mnn." Is God being crowded out Laughton
wearing
a
quaint
green
apron
amhospital,' and'Ja dow at'
the hostess served. Shower salad,
of American life?
After three her home on
Main Office and
Magnolia Avenue.
saltines, punch and individual cakes
years of study the author gives,
•
'
«* Factory
•
iced In pink and white.
his views of this subject.
I
Aesop’e Fables
^
c
W
U
i
e
,
^
,
The guests ^were Miss Naomi
Mrs. Minnie E. Jones returned
White: “Business management."
Fellows, Miss Murgr/\_>tl Bcrtier,
home
Monday
evening
from-TCisOf interest to all engaged in busi
^N G d’o r
LocAl KewrcnscnUMiss Alice Creamer, Miss Irene
ness. Bibliography and suggestion!
B randt,’ Miss Ruth Fellows, and
*A
live
for research at the end of each Mrs. Allen T. Jones, who wda
led to Kissimmee, by the deat
Miss Katherine Batman.
chapter.
Miss Ira B. Wathen who har The following Juvenile books her •father Charles 'Griffin.'
bean spending the summer visiting have recently been added to the
relatives at points in Kentucky, Public Library.
Annual prasentatimr. of *
Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Me Crone
greatest. picture of all tl)
and who attended Mount Saint
Kanciulli, “ Little Bluo Man.” A announce the birth of a son Sept
Joseph's school in Kentucky last story of the adventures of the lit ember 2 at the Portsmouth, Va„
The members of the Girls H*-f’ Mrs. W. Wallace Wright left season, arrived hero Wednesday tle blue pasteboard by one of Ita hospital. The baby has been named
________McCrone .... Mrs., Me
Clarence
Y. held Its first meeting of the TueHdaV1 for Daytona Beach where morning to make her home with ly’s foremost writers.
she will spend a few days as the her brother and wife, Mr. and Mra. James. "Bmoky, The Cowhorze." Crone will bo remembered here aJ
fall season on Tuesday evening
. ..
7j30 o'clock a t the Bemlnole High guest of Mrsr Robert J. Holly Sr. J. E. Wathen on Palmetto Avenue, Told by a real cowboy. Tha story iMlse Alberta Aycock.
Mrs. Ben D. Caswell! BaptistWotnen’s Body! Mrs. E.
Hostess At Enjoyable | Has Enjoyable Meet'Hostess
Party On Wednesday’Tuesday Afternoon To Her
f
THURSDAY
Lutive Beard of theWomen’s
Soimry Society of thd Metbod{hurch will be held a t 3:30
«k at the church.
t FRIDAY
^
bginia Evans ..Circle of the
Ifcdtat Church will meet at 3
ick at the home of Mrs. T. F.
uns, French Avenuo and 18th
*t.
(gular meeting of the Circle
two of the Methodist Church
be held at 2 o’clock at the home
Mrs S 0. Shinholaer on Oak
sue with Mrs. M. E. Moye and
I, M Telford, aa hostesses.
SATURDAY
iJIdren’s matinee at the Milana
itre at 10 o’clock.
MONDAY
islled Meeting «f the Seminole
Inter O. E. S. at 7:30 o’clock at
i Masonic Temple. Mrs. Angie
nison Mank, Grand Matron of
, Grand Chapter will be in atM o r g a n Club of the
Firat
ptJst Church will meet nt 3:30
uck at the Church with Mrs.y S. Selman and Mrs. R. P,
per as hostesses.
,
*
be woman’s Guild of Holy Cross
tcopal Church will meet a t the
ie of Mrs. B. F .-W rite r, 7$2
[ Avenue at»4 u’cloc*.' ”
legular monthly meeting, of the
wndables Class of (he MethoChurch will be held at 7 o’clock
be church annex.
indergarteh Opens
At Primary School
he kindergarten of the Smith
(iss McRae is a trained kinmarten teacher and In addition
l studied for six years under an
silent expression teacher. She
l also opened n class nt Longad with an enrollment on Monr afternoon of 15.
he. exddrcJjwH.on Monday were
the form of "a g e t. acgualnted
sir, and the children were serwith lard Wnger bread dolls.
Mr. AndMrs. J. C. Bills
Entertain WithLoyely
Party A tGenevaHome
3
TRUEMAN
FERTILIZER
CO.
C I*;Derby
Hi Y Girls Hold First
Meeting Of This Fall
SEASON
:nd of Thursday aftemdon closing for this seztson and to n
ear on this page cure offering special inducements to half-1
and take advantage of this splendid opportunity
Thursday
I
1
f
K
Half
____
Special For Thursday
' E. Rjjtf St. Phone 8
__ ■
<
^
pm
# «« - «
Of Our Special Offer—C*U Ua Thursday Morning
Danish Pastry
Seminole
licatessen
.
BALL HARDW ARE CO.
..
N 220 Magnol
A
. *#
1,
Willia:
■ Bottle1
Shaving
1
'J ‘Palm G&tte Talcuiti Powder FR1
Owv^Bhampoo
1■ Palm
MUday Becolletee Razor FREE
I 1 0 Eve?-Retfdy Razor Blades
Ever-Ready Razor and 2 Extra 1
1
| E. First
.
Celery Setting Trowels 45c
i:
•
Plant
50c
rn'ir- * •Baskets
%
’‘T*
V
:
,
Special
Thursday Morning Specials
Grueri and Bulova Watches
Are World Leaders
W e Are Sole Agents
in Sanford
M c L a u lin s
1
Holiday
-i
' ■
4 t
d
'
�2 8 , 1 9 2 7 . 4; ,
^ ■t ■■■■-UTg*,7S
■*i * * -4- KMI4
.
•
T
." 1
L .1
i ,
|
i
tTtfWDi
Classified A d v ertisin g
The strongest and most inexpensive
form of advertising.... the market place
of the world where wants are quickly and
cheaply, filled. Your “Want Ad” in The
Herald, The Paper the People Prefer,
will find a market readily acceptable and
results yrtll'be sure, swift and cheap. Try
a “Want Ad” today!
v
*> !, . -
vw r
A s A regular reader of The Herald, have you ever said
to yourself “N ow I’d like to put a Classified \ d in The
Herald for that, but I don’t know how much it will be
and I don’t want to have to go down there”? If you have,
this advertisement is addressed to you personally. You
don’t H A V E to come to this office to insert Classified
Advertising if your name is in the Telephone Directory.
Just phone in your ad—Your Credit is Good.
every hom e into which The
Herald goes at night
profitably use the Classified
Columns. If you nee
ingle article of furniture and
do not wish to pay the full retail price for a new one,
advertise for
second-hand one in good condition.
You’ll have your choice of several. If you need a cook,
som eone to fix the fence or build a garage,use the Help
W anted Columns. Buy a HOME, sell the car, borrow
money or find a lost article-tell the thousands w ho read
the Classified Pages carefully each night what you want
Larger than any store, the market represented by The
Her,aid Classified Page put you in the midst of the buyers
and sellers of the city and suburbs without leaving your
easy chair. Form the habit of looking through the Classi
fied Pages each evening before you let your neighbor
Hour of the day,
�LD; WEDNESDAY
Sanford Dally Herald
METAL ROOFING-The Roof F.v- Three room furnished apartment.
erJjstir.g.
Metal
shingles;
Telephone included. Apply Mrs.
standing scam tin and galvinixed A K. Powers, public library.
roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak
I Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
16— Houses F o r Rent
I ----------------------------------- j
!
7
\ OUR BUSINESS —card appear The E. T. Woodruff home, 317 Outf
Ave., unfurnished. Enquire Mrs
ing dally in this column will
Woocruff, Montezuma Hotel.
reach over 3,000 every day!
Furnished house for rent, Phone
-and it costs so little a 12 word 388. . .
ad for one month costs only $2.60. House for rent, 1405 W! 1st St.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.
Phone 148
OUT QUR WAY
A REAL bargnin for the man who 2.>— E x ch an g e
wishes to engage In the raising i \V| LI, TRADE—Well located reslof truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
dentist lots for down-town busland live stock of all>kinds. Thirty- .n<-*s property, improved or unlmTerms: Cash In Adyance
four acres of Isnd that offfc»a.Mgh jproved. Give all information whet
rolling lands for crtrudLmuctsand* .answering this nd. Box 134 Can
for truck and bulbs and a small | Herald.
ephone ada, will .be received
Jake for pasture land. On the San - 1 —
patrons and collector sent
ford-Orlnndo road three miles from 2fi— Miscellaneous F o r Sale
Bfdlately for paymenL
Sanford. One thousand dollars cash,
bnlance on easy terms that will ai- Johnson Outboard Motor, like n.’w,
LTimo -------------- !? J line
line
low you to make the ni
payments
_
Rimes--------------- 7e
*
6e line
from the land. IdeaP location forjF nnch Ave.
I Times .— —
filling station and smkll Store cli
Tim es-------------— *c * line
to homes of fifty or more families,
familie j*1UPMOB1LE Eight 1926 SedanTime rates on reqneaL
A
country^home
ckwejt»‘
city repossessed. Runs good, looks
Just ask Tor “Classified Depart FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with markets, mgli, dr^aW r ^the
ta
lth
y . good, is good, real cheap at $900.
jbv reduced rates are for
gnrnge, $30 per month, WoodnilT Address R. C. enre Herald.
Phone 17. Floridn Chandler Motor
ment”
eentive insertions.
Sub-division; T. A. Brotherson,
Co., Kent Bld’g.
words of average length
phone 135.
counted a line.
CLEAN
UP
YOUR
OLD
WALLS
Minimum charga of 30c for. .WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT FOR RENT; Five room bungalow
insertion.
SOMETHING NEW AND BET at the corner of. Palmetto Avenue
All advertising Is restricted
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA and Katie Street. Large living
proper classification,
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR room, dining room, two bedrooms,
if an error Is made The San- SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, bath, with shower, kitchen equip
rd Herald will be responsible
FLA.
ped with electric range. Front and
0
fcr nnlv one Incorrect Insertion,
rear porches. $10 monthly. Address
advertiser for subsequent PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano S.
II. enre The Herald.
.witSn*. the ottjee .houU b .
tuning by experts with 17 years
•died immediately tn case of experience. Sanford music • rfiore SPANISH --BUNGALOW — -on
ijrft trgatlef Which guaranteeil
»r. ■
'
and Gi/t Shoppe. RponiTO
’* High St'Wtt; near EJjp Aycflufe. . PpKING—'T hcZiWRfiWJir
-i'
.ns* returns as security of
suits
of
the
pust
year’s
war,
R
u
s-,
1
u-t
Lander
Arcade,
Phone
832.
'Furnished,
all
improvements,
gnrj o ADVBR1 1 S felis
'age, two bedrooms, bath, living sian manipulation of Chinese lead- | g \ eminent loans and the complete
A Herald
representative BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation | room, diniilg nook, kitchen. Beau ers and the general financial in [disintegration of the salt tux burboxes and general cement work' tiful shade trees. Owner in tne competency of the latter, arc mute- jenu on which other foreign loans
horoughly familiar with rates
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- north. Will rent to responsible ty told in the statistics gathered by in re based.
Jea and classlfaction will
Sensational Drop
party a t reasonable rate. Ask for u local foreign brokerage^ firm.
I you complete Information,
wjllepyr, P ro ^ 3rd aud Elm.
Discussing
this sensational drop
Six
of
the
most
stable
of
ChinMr.
Berg
at
the
Herald
office.
if you wish tHdyiinU.ksslsi*
cne G o v ern m e n t H eeurltic* w e re in I'hinoia Securities, the foreign
in wording your want ad. WIGIIT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing
engraving, FOR RENT: )iniull cottage on taken by the foreign financiers and broker who gives the statistics, as
make it' more effective. *
'dm^sM ng. See us first. Wo do it.
Magnolia Avenue just north of an -average trailing price figured sells that war should be debO.d
1MPORPANT NOTICE'
Phone 4I7-W. R.R. Avenue-Com Central Street. $25.00 monthly. from August «f lust year to d a te .'with the greatest responsibility for
The mean price for thnt month was the ruin. Co '-tent demands for
mercial Street.
Ilox 123 care The Herald.
(Advertisers should give their
funds to coniinu • buying munitions
1)2.5. At present it is 54.9.
f
et or postoffice address 'as LUMBER and completa line ot
and flinging money away on arm
At Low Level
an their phone number If
The scale gradually runs down ies, has sapped the surplus every
building material. Low prices. 19—Houses For Sale
ty desire results. About r \e Security
Lumber Co., “Where Good ----------------------------- —------------ , tn the present low level following where with the rcst 1 ; that internal
er out of a ‘ thousand has
.
,
...
almost exactly the success of the trade in Ciina F .i'-nost at a
Come From” Maple and ...
telephone and th eothers Grad’s
liv e room bungalow with w at-r,! „0.cillled nationalist m'vement standstill. N’*’ /' Is * any money
Sixth. Phone 797.
n’t communicate with you
lights sewerage, gas and te.e- w))il.h under Russian guiding moved and u progres .locreas’ in
hcu u f
they know your address,
CONCRETE In every ahape and phene, located in Oak Hill. *700.' nortKward ruining the foirign con- ^overnmci- —-c 1 -.follows.
discontinuence MUST be
>t Hankow, menacing the • Bolshvi m ha
' •• vise lent a
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna $500 down, balance $20 per month.
ide in person a^ the Sanford mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod- P. O. Box 750.
Shanghai International Settlement jhiiilv s h ' i d - 'V wheel with
|rrsld office or by letter. Tele- 1 ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
— ’ land ending with the Nanking ou t-|n downhi’l h vi- c 1 the broker.
For sale cheafi—Ono 8 room houu-J j ^ages
iEVeryth'n'* m>- l*i|- has done by
hone discontinuences are not
Sts. Phone 112-W.
at the Chinese
to be moved off lot. Phone 195.1 Upon those m«Te obvious sym-ithnt a g o y t t
slid.
I b— H elp W a n ted (M a le )
hols of lack of stability In national-1people f" in rV--.» 1 w«Tk or let- 1)
burteous - Prompt • Efficient
of ting anvoi’s «•' » do so In areas
FOR SALE: Furnished
bed Spanisn i„t rnnki th«sre came
S ervlr#
bungalow of 5 rooms
for where botsh.'ism I ante implanted.
is. Well local-,;taxation, the1 total,
- !,O A R H rp T E R W A N T E P H Arofy J o f
i-tinn. Ow
ner >
1
construction.
Owner
>2—Lost And Found
A tm an, of The Herald.
giving out oof city and will sell at
” j reasonable price, and on easy
jfyclc tuken from Ball Park S at* .HELD MANAGER—For 100 “cl“ ;terms. House Is located on High
inlay afternoon; finder please 1 potato farm near Sanford. Must' Street, ncur Elm Avenue with i.t259_J.
•
I have had long experience, prefer* tractive surroundings. Double gi------------------------------- nbly in Hastings section.' W. M. rnge. Prlco furnished $8,500.00
-Automobiles
‘
Young, 200 N. J’ark Ave.
$500 cash and the balance any re
asonable* W»y. Addro&s Box , 4 11
t'nrc Herald.
1 DODGE
4 1 ' ~ li ' l l — M lscelUtncous 1
easurc.cars.and Graham trucks
JGAR AWNlNGS*-*-A6to Awuing FOR; ;i}ALE: WeH >coastrucrted * )f *f.» ;
i Co. l l Ball Bldg, 1 ’ *
T ?
bungalov, corner Palmetto Ave BOSTON, Sept. 27,—New and* York-Spokane Air Derby.
and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath mproved ui >Qrt». ihcrcasad Inter-! W. B. Hazzard, Gardiner, Maine,
JDGINS & COWAN CO. Auto
nlunlifiu.-tiirhu? for.aviation, shoe manufacturer, chartered an
wRb sbdwer, kitchen Equipped with
idiatoi- nm| sheot-matal works. .12— W an ted
electric range. Owner out of tho and steadily increasing use of the }airplane and made hts irst shipFrertcn fAvc. Phone’715-W. ’
Wanted To Buy—Piano. Must be in city and will sell at lese than net- [ airplane— these arc New Eng-(ment of shoes from factory to
good shape.
Call 465. ,
tjaj value. .Price $0500.00 witL $100; larufa / qviatibn develol>tnknts up store by air.
SANFORD \BUICK CO.
•
|cusn and $75 monthljn Address f„r discussion at the New England | A construction
company in
^122' Mai
iagonlla Ave.
f | A HOUSE, three to five rooms. no*|uox 101 care The Herald.
(aviation conjf^njnce this month.
I’luneville, Conn., spent $115.20 in
P! .ono 367.
1 oyer ,$25 monthly, will lake
•
—i----- - ■
’
■ I Official'''.representitivVsl' of the postage tu have n new Rart for a
**""*
D baom Ifn^||(l $3750.00
1*126?
is the priccc of small cot- governer* off the six,New Eng-[machine sent by air mail, but
*c trim the car, not the owner.” , . . „
. u
.
tage on well located lot on Mag-: |a„d States will be on hand as well suvd $384.80 by so doing.
I 4**- HOOnts W ith o u t UOAra
nolia Avenue. $50 cash all that is ai industrialists, conuhuhity lead-! Claremont. N. II., announces an
Phone 817 for estimates
required. Balance payable just liko t,f 8 and aviation enthusiasts. May- aviation m*ct on October 6, 7, 8.
P. W. RADFORD
’ ora of- *•
..........................
*
**
Furnished bedroom with twin beds, rent. Box 124. care The Herald.
A seaplane
meet was staged* off
New -England
cities* either
IEUPS—MARMONS
also garage, 411 Park Ave.
will send representatives Or attend New Haven, Conn., this month.
Sanford Automobile Co.
Twenty-nine cities in New Eng
in person.
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
15— Ar>artment For Rent j 21 — A creag e F o r Sale
A fenturo of the confe/unco will land filed with the United States
lie an exhibit of kH Ahe parts of an Department of Commerce intenINFORD Overland C<T wiuysConvenient
furnished
apartment
showing ’New
New tIons of building an airport.
1
»,
ACRES
In
Longwood,
corner
.if
I
airplane, thus
(nights & Overland, Whippits.
for winter, close in, reasonable, 1 Grove and Ornngo Avenues S. E. England manufacturers.
they (
On Cape Cod
&Commercial Sts. Phone 58.
310 Oak Ave. Phone 308—W.
! 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Soc.jcan make for this1 industry*. Anoth- 1 Foresters on Cape Cod have
SMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX
25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J.ler Is a large map showing the [found the airplane valuable in
TWO NEW furnished 3-rooin Baxter Care, Herald.
types of airplane jianding fields in spraying trees, attacked by tpe
INC.
. apartments, private bath, $30
New England that ard heeded, and gypsy moth.
203 O ak.^ve, , ,
and $35, monthly. Phone 246—W. 24— Lots F o r S ale
n suggested location for each type
A Hartford, Conn., manufacturL . : Phone U lf
A model of a fi|s( class airport ,er of airplane motors is increasing
•Buslneaa Service
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS—
will be prepared. » • *i
;jhis working space and adding fifty
Two rooms kitchenette and bath, M 0 cash and $10 monthly will buy
-------.per cent to llvis working force, duo i
S ----------------------------------good
building
lot
ut
remarkably
NEY.S DRUG STORE—P rt attractively furnished, centrally
To Discuss Problems
jto increased orders. The company |PUI “
iplions, Drugs,
criplions,
Drugi Soda. We am located, all improvements; $0 per low price. Box 99 caru Tho Her ! Most of the conference will l.» already occupies five floors of a ucy *
ald.
'
zrfyou as your phone. Call lOJ week. Tel 777 or 775.
ncarfyou
devoted to an open discussion of Inrge factory building.
the problems facing New England
Markers for aviators are being
Sal
in her avaltion development pr »* painted on the roofs of large build- Bann
po p
ings in Portsmouth. Concord and
1.
gram.
... •
In this connection1 K recent de Manchester, N. II.. and other New N. G
H5NRY, I*M SCRTA
velopmehts in aviation in the six England, communities.
. 2. I
THEIR IDEA w a s
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC
CLAPPIN'MY’ HANDS
•Gla d o o r vm iv es c a m e
New England states,w^re!brought
Lowell and Fitchburg, Mass., cr r,
IN
DROPPING
|N
l/ ABOUT IT —
DO YA?
DOWN,AREN'T you ?.
to ■ mind by the New Englan I have launched movements for air3.
w ith o u t LCTTING
US KNOW
Council;
ports and te bring the aviation in- Ijowr
Concord, N. II., and Hartford, .dustry to those manufacturing |
;
Conn., entered plane^ in the New cities.
Silly
rANT AD. RATES
Chinese Securities Drop To
New Low Level As Result Of
Recent Interna! Warfare
BY WILLIAM
r.r ^ c f
r
pat. err
MEET DEATH IN SPOKANE AIR DERBY
Many Important Matters
To Be Discussed During
New England Air Pa rley
J
IBANDCONC
H ere’s W illie’ s D ream C o m e T
BY TAYLOn
iDivrN
Atlanta Men And Women !
D iffer In View s A b o u t i
Smokinte On Street Cars
O H -f srsv K C K to f
WAHTEDTD Gd\ls
US A LITTLE J
“V SURPRISE s '
HPrr l
SURPRISE THZ'f'OHAVE
c o r if w e had played
BRIDGE WITH THOSE
SWELL LOOKIW'OAMCSvye' d both g o t ouk
s
HPlR PUULCO
WHADOA VA
MEAN-BOTH?
,• %
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 27-(INS) |< tainted they would enjoy the priv—“Smoking on street cars? Why ilage Immensely, hut that it .would
certainly we want It. Why not? We l>" out of the question*because >t
smoke at the bridge club, ul the.tho presence of women,
uftern' on tea and always at home.” j Many other pros and * cons rcThis from the'women of Atlanta, yarding the preposed new ruling
Then read what thejnen says: . If*.* permitting smoking on /i f can
J “Why c*rtalMy..V*L3P’l i i t want were received In the hqr f ids cf
[smoking a ’l-twedon etweef*- cars. l^;«rx that erms’in.
That wou'd be InwWHjfTO the w0- t 8omc were a;{a nat it because in
| men on the y r and tonoxion*. to ;nter aIuj on rainy jays when
ijhem in many ways. Wo would like j|fc# w|pdows wrre closed the cars
IntighL become filled with smoke.
“r,n ;This would be highly unpleasant
1 ! for people with bad colda and for
*' those wh' are nauseated by too
. , strong an odor of tobacco.
rr. ! Others claimed th it " noke-filled
; atmosphere would be harmful to
“ v Ibabies. One said that on crowded
•hi cars a fareless am*!. r might drop
.1^1 ashes on nearby pa s# i r »rs and
u . | might actually set fir • to their
•Unci ’viiB w‘ men w en , ior- ., the)
^
WUld mek» it difficult
while nine out of ten instances dng
the | forSmoking
Atlanta's cara to retain their
men were oppoad their
n
reputation for neatne.'U ami cleanthat it would disturb
In the majority of
hey *^So*”the company decided that
from women they
.„d
“thare .hall be ro p o k in g «
tracked sverywhere
ioke rt:eet cara." and Sruthem fhWalwhv shouldn't they
rg*.
ears just like
■V ‘
7 Year 0*j Italian
Girl Is Killed A s
She S l e e p s Home
• NEW YORK, Kept. *».—( I N - >
------------- -------------------TiTTiTlT
Investigating the murders,
•
,-----.
of seven year old Angeuma Can* Tj|Jk >boa| „ dramsllckl What do rou»»uPP<»*
jtanto, slain as she s.opt yesterlay ,Jf
roul<1 Uy h„,de to this one? It happens to J
morning, advanced the *b'or>’
tb«t >|l»s Myrtle Munson
h*” '
day that har dcuth re salted Irons .
(rlends .to help bet with It. The oililt
a family feud. They continued to g| a noTCj baBqu,t jtren recently by the Adventui
question ’Blaggi° Arselo, 65, white .
Angeles. _
haired Italian laborer who la under j ^
arrest. • A m nio declared he was
aM(j to blow out the girl’a thnt Arsenio wi
working a t tb t time of the ™ n k r .
|th . double charge 9f tha Constanto
Investigating * * ' % < * . W j J J J J l l o L
v
.
between the A m nio family_and 6 __. w. m#d the conatanloa
---------— Police
ala in the homes of all
Hies. They found five
•fi
R- V* iyi
-r
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 28, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 28, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a23ee0ff53b6841f659521934b0b018b.pdf
2916b5e3c4f94bfe146ee53ab9c6f402
PDF Text
Text
am
Heart
fcgrtable
, It* Richest Garden Land
. ..
Portly
im
ntxlerat.
*nd souti*ML
A ■r
i
Tioxva
•^
Leased Wire in U m a tiotifll iNewM S ervice^
■
World Fliers Are
!. In • San Francisco •
IFLILLIENDAHL
'
"
J ; ____*
'
Vivfe lilW 'B.tiiii Cross
‘ In I*Vont Lawn Of
Widow O f Doctor
Murdered Recently
|
? £ £ . FRAI*C ,9C 0’W
29.—
(•N S J -W ith their round-the
workt plane "Pride of Detroit”
on deck in practical readiness
for a new hop,
William
S.
Brock and Edward F. Schlee,'
who flew from Detroit to To
kyo, arrived here today from
tho orient on board the Korea
Alarm The lane was swung from
the "deck of the ocean liner to a
w aiting barge to .be ferried to
Crissy Field where the rudder
and tail were to be connected
and- the plane made ready for
flying to
Oakland Airport.
Brock and Schlco were taken to
Crisajr Field on a launch.
SA N FO RD ,-FLO RID A . TH1
S E PT E M B E R 29,
[ember Audit Bureau O f C irculations
£ URGES'^'tnanctaliy And Socially
IS
NOW
Prominent Personages Are
is in
To Divorce City BEING HELD IN
BE FORGOTTEN
RENO, Nev., 8?pt. 29.—Like writing a series of articles on Renostars that shoot across t ie sky, for n m agisint.
lending an ndded touch of brilliance
(Jnlijta hinny of the fashionable
to the heavens, tho great and the
Form er Secretary O f N avy In near great pass through Reno's di divorce hunters who make their
headquarters in Reno apartments So-(’alIed “ Mayor O f Cat Key"
Wilson A d m in istratio n Asks vorce mill,
Was A rrested By B ritish
D em ocralsToFnite On “Dol
Bun, " in t,ii*'*hnv,n ** i vanSirM n u T J f u T ^ t 0 t i T h i
Government On C harge Of
Piracy In Liquor. Dealings
la r Diplomacy “In C am paign
Charged WithDepth
Of Man She Nursed
MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Sept.
29.—(INA)-r- Charged
with
murder of her husband, who
was found dead
and almost
naked in a pine thicket near her
home a t Downing, Mrs., Sher
man Floyd, .VVinnintained her
innocence today. "Do you think
I would
have
nursed him
through seventeen
years of
sickness, if I had wanted to
get rid of him," she asked.
RudyArkansasIf
tically Wii
When T\
denlyDestroyf
^ - e ,T o r M
In f V
l* °r; n visit. The greater p art of his time
Wants To Sidetrack neiiue Vanderbilt. « lo n of one of i. spent a t one of the newspaper
Americans wealthiest families and'offices.
v * Rum Runner Is Also I
Liquor And Religion erstwhile
publisher of tabloid news- j "Taking the cure.” ns getting
Wanted In America
_
---- :—
.
.papers in Los Angeles, San Fran-1divorced is characterized in Reno
D em ocrat s ta te C onvention cisco and Miami. Yestentay It was , u not con fin d to the rich, nor nny
7M
Expected To Make Form al ! , * v t
' Mniter S. \\ nr I ,class. Some -id percent «f the group Is Said To Have Escaped From
Jail
But
Surrendered
A
fter
l
$
r
i
f
f
n
n
i
A
T
/
r
A
ction
F
n
d
n
K
im
r
At
m
BW
lorK‘
n
;
seeking
.severance
of
the
marital
Man Suspected Of BeA ction L n a o rs in * A t h m u n ‘ Tomorrow, says t amo Rumor, i t , knot might be classed as moderT hreats ViolenceW creM ade1 W H I t l liM ll
. w" '
*V,P Rhinelander, coming mtcly wealthv uccor.lin.,
ing Beach, W anted p i A C pn
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—(1N |w ith his moot color line to odd a who cater to th divorce hunterSixty Children Et
MIAMI, Fla. Sept. •")._<IN'S)— 1„
„ --------j .
S)—Ex-Secretary of Navy- Daniels’.bit of radiance to the divorce
-pi - 'The balance fa l/in to the class doFor Murder, Found LLUoLD
-w
Hecansc
Ghorlcs
II.
Nestle,
so-called
"MaySentence
Suspended
advice to the party to sidetrack th« ltlcrr.cn of While Plains, N. V.. L signuted as average American citi.
By Close Mari
Flogger Is Head Of Fnmily
wet nml dry issue before the n est (reputed to hnve booked lodgings in zms, persons different oh their or of Cat Key," in custody of the
SOUTH V IN ELA N D , N. J.,
Panic Follow!
British colonial government on a
convention struck a responsive one of Reno's “dude ranches” in fam ines.
Which H eM uslTnkeCarcO fr
’ .
S e p t
2 9 , - ( I N S ) - - W h i l e de-harge of piracy in connection
chord nmong lending dry Demo- .thr> back country.
.
W nrnedllyJudR eO nt’onduct
The industrious, anibitii.us youth
lectives were M arching in Bal Four Men Are D ism issed For crats in the capital today.
J Young Vanderbilt, whose news- who “works his way through col with the seizure on Sept.9 by an
FO UT S M i m
Ar
American
coast
guard
cuter
of
timore for W illis Beach. 52They have contended th a t the P“per slogan was "the public Ik- le g e " has count) T p n rt here in the
S c u t. 2 9 ,—i ( I N S ) — O
ATLANTA.
Sept.
29✓—(INS)
Good
Of
Service,
Explains
year old poultry fa rm e r w a n t
Democrats should go before th e ' served," had modified hia motto
wife or husband two runners alleged to have been —As he subbed in nervousness, m a n w na, * e rio u a lv
M ayor'.A ppoint mentOfNew country on economic issues and somewhat. With only TO day.* to disillusioned
ed in connection
With th e
mill," as the initiated tenn it. In British waters, wns today re and ftiehl, Albert Peel, a scrawny n iio7»»n other* *Hg
ChiefToBeDelayedFoiT'im e soft pedal prohibition to avoid an go, he’s preparing to serve hi< Fully half of the Reno divorce ported held in a Nassau jail. boy of 0 yenrs, hared his back this a n d 60 Mchooi child
m urder of D r. W illiam Lil.other Madison Square Garden Fi- Wife with.divorce pup^rs,*
liendahl, 72, re tire d p h y si
seekers become working members of Nestle was taken aboard a mail morning befoie Judge Jesse M. rn w lv (d en n ed w ith
Vanderbilt
is
ri7fl«*<©
un<1
a
t
Reno’s
osco.
,
•
.
the community during their month bout fiom Bimini to Nassau accian, a spectacular d em onstraRecent dismissal of four mem
city criminal, court to w h e n n rvclonw
"The Democratic party can net gambling tnbl-s or its night club*. sojourn, ’ll king uny type oj-em - cording to a report received h ere.;| disiday
onw as . stag ed * e a rly
to - bers of the Sanford police depart
bruises
On
the
other
hand,
he
makes
his
Ensign E. E. Huhn, acting com- ' j V !1^ , , ^ .v discolored
,
,. , , ’••Ined otri th e villm ro ..
|d< ynient avuilalile to finance tho
wants
n
,v In front of the home of Mrs. ment is a closed incedent os far as win if a faction that
'
which,
15 " d ie * feopr h e rp to d a
hay
while
the
divorce
germinates,
[
separation
proceedings.
mandant
of
the
United
Statea!
that
Margaret LUliendahi, the slain the City Commission is concerned, glass of beer or a faction
been caused by a beating with a
T h o enVinnl hntiep was
coast
guard
base
nt
Fort
Lauder
man’s widow, held under guard ns according to views expressed by doesn’t want n glass of beer gets in
stick
In the, hands of the boy’s •de*««tv
t*««*lv.
dale
confirmed
a
report
t
h
a
t
,
f
control
of
the
convention,”
Daniels
a material witness in her husband’s Mayor E. F. Housholder and Com
•"w o N ftn
w **cn
Ncatle
had
been
demanded
fori
’
”
shooting;
.* . * . ■'
•
missioner W. C. Hill. There will be said. "This talk of alcoholic con
trial on a charge of piracy in Nns- j j
'» n furniture factory* worker M-n-n e - u v ei<rh» nthe^ 1
Shortly a fte r three 6’clock thia no hearing on the m atter before tent must stop.”
ibm sm d nnd t
sail
r.flcr
a
preliminary
hearing
j
who
'
‘ves
with hfs family in a tent
morning, five unindentified men .the Commission, either in public
He declared nlso llaff'iTTellgi.ius
-*o
r-nilrnad'
i|erw»» nnd
was
fined
$50
nnd
sentenced
to
before a special mngistmte In
•drove up to the Lilllendahl home or in executive session,
it was issue had no place in the conven
six ntoViths on the chain gang for ho"K*» were d«mnlish*iL
Bimini.
.
brre, and placed a five-foot woodon stated.
tion. Beyond saying that A1 Smith
T\yon»\f chlldmn on *V
Rndio messages from Nassau cruelty. Hut Judge Wood said ho ri.w,r
cros* on the lawn. The cross was
"F o r the good ot the service,” is liked in the south “as Gover
or th" hrifU schoolhv
would suspend tho sentence .if the
said that Nestle had escaped from fine wns paid nnd if Tsoi would .^0 on th«» f'rst floor w»re
ited, and the bright light of th-.* was the explanation that Mayor nor of New York." Daniels declin
juil Mlniilay night, but hnd sur be kind to his children.
xe shone Into the darkened win Housholder offered in nnswer to a ed to he drawn into conversation
Into s eon!** when tho c
rendered himself to Coloninl auth
dows of the house, Mrs. Lilllendahlquestion as to the reason for the on Smith's chances for nomination,*
n
. •
—-----«*nic!c
building. A*
"Beating
is
not
the
way
properly
orities following threats of viol
arose, switched on .a light in her shakeup in the police department.
oKov**
♦»*«lr
heads
was b
" *.........~
.......... A tto r n e y F . r T w e n t y
ence by his enemies nmong rum to rear children,” said Judge Wood. th« children rushed for
bedroom, took a brief look a t the Other than this brief statement acies.
"You are instilling fear and not
T hird D istrict Is Hick From runners playing off the Florida
fiery cross, and then extinguished there was no explanation of the ac
"Dollar Diplomacy" should be Plan County Will Bay CUv
Wht'» the waUn of tha
respect.
You are developing in
Keys.
E
xtensive
V
acation;
Jones
;the light.
cntmb|e«| around them,
tion taken last Saturday afternoon the Democrats' paramount issue,
$23,000 Foe $95,000 Stretch
the
children
instincts
of
brutality
t The state trooper, who was as when notices were sent to Chief he stated. He conferred here with
It wus generally understood uml hatred.
Also Back FroinTnllahassce
norted to hnve escaped
signed last night to guard the home of Police Roy G. Williams, Lieu ox-Secretary William Gibbs Methough n complete eh
here that British authorities were
According
to
the
terms
of
an
—
—-—
“You have a family th care for,
of Mrs. LUliendahi, who in ostensi tenant A. It. Beckwith, Sergeant Adoo. who recently snid'he wns not
completed. The
(agreement made three years ago
Millard B. Smith, stute’s attorn- seeking custody of two coast and I cannot, for their sake, send been
bly free under $25,000 bond as n S. L. Sm art and detective
a
candidate
for
the
nomination.
tbs children ia const
guardsmen
said
to
hnve
been
with
J. B.
l between City and County officials,, ey for the twenty-third Judicial
you to the chain gang, But if ag- culous as th« school
material witness in the case, did Green th a t a fter October 1 there
the City of Sanford will lose some- lircuit, today joined special state * Nestle ut the time of the seizure other report of mistreatment of
»ALBANY,
N.
Y.,
Sept.
29,-T
h
e
n>,i bother the five men.
Mrs. Sam Graham, ___
of
the
turn
boats
in
Briish
waters.
services would not be required. •
thing like $72,000 on the; compie- nttorenys J . McHenry Jones, L. (..
. .The Ku Klpx Klan is known- to
"Members of the police depart* Democratic state conventi'n, which tion of the Hughey AvcnBe exten- j Fubhinski and J. A. Scarlett in L. A. Outes, British vice-consul nt youtv family is heard the suspen injured when a ra fte r at
have been^Jictive for some months ment serve at the pleasure of the get* tinder way here this after
Miami refused to comment on tho sion of your scntenco will be re struck her n j thp head,
voked.”
past In tnls section of New Jersey, .Commission,” the Mayor explained noon, may take formal action en sion leading to the Countiy Club, i presenting evidence before the report.
women, received minor
bruitfrs.
but as fa r as- la known, no demon "and in taking the action we did dorse Governor Alfred E. Smith ns Under the agreement the {Uty ex-(: r*- :l ju ry in connection with the
Feel
wns
unable
to
pay
the
fine
“We understand th at u com
the* next Democratic presidential ponded $95,518.25 on pavihg a ir.\. itigation of the affairs of tho
strations have been staged in South we were only acting within
and was held in custody while his
A pasanager tr a ia
out candidate.
half
mile
strip
th
at
could
jmw
I
k- ( Seminole County Ilunk and char- plaint wus made to the commlsm
Vineland, ,
storm
and narrowly ei
wife,
who
wns
in
the
courtroom
province to dispense with the ser-.
loner at Bimini that on Sept. A>, a
Although New York state a f canstructed by tiip C uuntjrfvr B|>- p.ea ugainat two of its officers, For- motorboat with a cargo of whiskey with a four- months baby in her wrecked an it paused
vices of anyone we may so desire.
pfnxlmatoly
$2:1,000.
'
*
•
jro
ti
:
u.i-l
A.
U.
Key.
BALTIMORE, MU., Sept.,29-(IN
constituted the schedule buiiarm s, went about arrangements which u miunte later
There la a fine point involved in fair*
,This information was obtaipei i Mr. Smith hus Just returned from had been uttarked about one mile
nesa of the convention, the-giverol rni
S)—A squad of Detectives and po
tflduy in figures se.-ured fn-n
mUnsivu w»**t4oit trip tn-Ptri east of Clun. Key -hnhthoqig by ^
lice rushed to a downtown hotel
r
J
‘th!*feS?i
road
rotor at Ru.
In^tho tent home
City and County Engineer Fred T. | north. He arrived a t his home ii. vessel resembling u United S tates
* a,,r daughter.
1
wire and first nows o.
|v ! ? i7policemen
^ ii.
0 were
*he worked V
*
t'pplc
of
discussion
nmong
today when a tip. was recelv.v e d ih a d loUr
live
he
and
his
wife.'
to th c |nnr,
na.lL.. Willian-h.
Within th u ’.next few Tdiisville yorfterday and came to iA>n»t guard boat and the cargo
cam.* over tho railroad
partyv i„nila>r«
loaders. TK«
The lim,lu.a.
ieadorsr jicdica man resembling Willis Beach effect th a t the Commission had
de ted that tho convention would lie (Uys the Engineer \OI complete Snnfoid tills morning to usssit in taken from the boat waa landed vE dqa, -, 19 years old; four boys, this afternoon.was in tha lobby.
'.n
cided to dlspenae with their ser
his eatimiites . and the County thi grand jury proceedings.* The a t Cat Key,” Secretary A. C. Bums Virgil. 14; llnrman, 12; Alfiert, 9 ,t
The man had disappeared when vices, their formal resignations are turned into a "love feast".
and
Homer,
Jr.,
6,
and
tho
baby
of
the
colonial
government
said
Board
is
expected
to
use
these
uddition of Mr. Smith Increus s the
For the Governor, and it wus ex.
police arrived and a t lookout for expected to be filed.
in arms.
pected that a typical "Al Smith” figures ns u basis for retmburs- state's representation to four at in n statement I sueti to the Inter
him was seeft to all police stations
national
News
Scrviee.
Mayor
Housholder
and
the
other
torneys,
three
of
them
assigned
as
mont
to
the
City
for
money
which
denomination would lie staged by
The man had inquired about a road two Commisslonera
are
under
A. Collyinore, tho stipendiary
map to southern points. All roads stood to have had conferences with tho delegates. GoviJ*n<q* Sm ith’s was expanded over two yeurs ng*>. aptcini assistant* by G< /ernor
and circuit magistrate, waa dis
The engineer's figures show John W. Martin.
are being watched. Police believe each of the four deposed officers, up-state supporters and Tammany
Suturday,
leaders are comparing notes for the that for the grade work on the
Mr. Jones' also returned to the patched from here
the man has Jeft the city in an but*
but these meetings have had little fipst time since William G. M<*Adoo, Hughey Avenue extension the City* city today a fter a short,visit to Fvpt.'24, to Bimini to investigate
' . ------ 2* ■■*
aqtomoble.
*
significance, it was learned. The hitherto. The New York Governor’s paid a t the rate of GO tents pec Tiilluhusstfe. Nothing wu: given the rase. News since received
Appointment
of
Beach is wanted in New Jersey Mayor, in answer to a query, said chief rivul for the Dem< cratic no
Ih’SC*. Jacksonville
in connection with the murder of th at there would be no reinstate mination, announced his withdmwl cubic v*rd. The County plans to out ns to the nature of Mr. Jones’ front Bimini is to the effect that
audltionul counsel to
Dr.* William • LUliendahi, 72, re ments, notwithstanding rumors to from tho race. Governor Smith’s settle with the City on the basin (mission t<> the state capita l, hut it N'cstlo was committed for trial on
MEMPHIS, TENN., Sept. 29,— tangling many m atters
of 28 cents, For the rock base ! is believed to 1hnve been In connect u charge of larceny from a ship
tired physican.
» the contrary.
keynote spl-ech was eagerly awaited. the City expended $1.20 per cubit* ion with the local pn ceding*. and receiving stolen property.
____
(8,)—No arrests had.been made ion with its financial
The Commission has not discus The leaders were somewhat per yard nnd the County has agreed There wus nothing said to ay us to
“Fending removal to Naaan.i today in connection with the lyn- w-i,K announced today h;
sed a successor to Chief Williams, turbed at the expressed intention to pay for it a* 73 cents.
the progress . made by tue grand Nestle was placed id the jail and' ching -of Tommy Williams. 28, Commission through
negro, who#) bullet riddbd body
Mayor Housholder stated, and this of assemblyman Louis . II. CuvllThe f ity paid 2G cents per cuble jury in its investigation.
escaped or was removed from the wns found in a churchyard at Bar- Housholder.
m atter will not be immediately lier, of New York City, to take the yard for sheet asphalt ns paving
Tho cervices of M
The spoeial body, requested by Jail but he gnve himself up the
settled, it was further intimated. floor with a proposal to call u na while the County' will reimhurso Governor Martin, contini cd in ses following morning. To obviate rettsvlile, Tenn., early yesterday.
obtained by the Co
William i, wh>< is ulleged tn have effort ti» hjring about
An acting chief of police is ex tional constitutional convention for ut the rate of 23 rents, u price sion today with no ann* unceincnU any chance of tho prisoner ugain
pected to be named sometime this the purpose •'f accomplishing the that it hnd plunned to puy for a made in court as to any additional escaping it was proposed to send Mri. J. M. Mill. r a t Uarrettsvllle tc.tlon of tho
: Tutsslav. mi* hunted down and shot iug as quickly
week but no decision has been repeal of the eighteenth amend double surface trsutment of gtavcl Hndictuients thut might huvu been vat»,..n« U wo., y.uyoacu
Wta t* Nassau by
t0 Ut . h » - a mob i f citizens
The leaders desired to put
Decision to 'giv*annual prises to reached on the appointment. The ment.
(drawn. Tho court wc* convenvii weather conditions rendered this sonrnt m-.e 'iuil 1« tiui night, Sheriff D' BH* made a
the soft pedal on thin subject in and oil.
acting
chief
Would
assume
his
the' High,School thd Junior High
A* pointed cut by- tho engineer, (twice today as yesterday, each impossible and arrangements were Will Krin ht v;n i k<\* charge of tho rd at w
order to avoid embarrassing Gover.
City of(
School lo r the bast essayo. to be duties on Saturday as the release
the difference in tn* cost for tKujtimu Judge Wallace W. Wright made to sand from Nussau a de Investigation oi.d today.
Smith.
followed.
selected by their
organisation, of Chief Williams and his three as norThe
City
and
what
the
County
proposes
(ordering
a
recess
imrne
lintely
after
tachment
«f
police
if
necessary
to
Tamrtiany leaders, headed by
Due to the intense feeling In the
Mr. Boggs’
waa reached a t the semi-monthly sistants is to take effect on that George W. Olvany, are tho guests jto pay is in acconlancu with an (the formal opening,
guard the prisoner.
nclghboibnod, relative* of the. dead affairs will be o
meeting of the Elks Club last night. date.
The grand Jury exai lined several
of the governor ut the Executive agreement reached three years
negro ineluding his elderly mother pertain to the
It was* agreed likewise to furnish
The Mayor’s office
has been Mansion. Conference wen* held | ago between City and County of- (people today b u t 'tl .c ir identity
requested hia body' be buried in lotions. Every
Brother scholarship s t the Uni beseiged with applications for the last night and this morning.
,ficials. At th at time the City drf- jviai, not disclosed, and there was no
Potter’s Frlld and they did not at ters will rec*i’
versity of Florida for some San office, it was reported although
sired to complete the road at once announcement as to c.h.Ts that a n
tend tho funeral, fearing violence. tion, i t '
ford boy.
the official gave no confirmation
in order to offer a hofd surfaced ' to appear for questb ning.
Several deputies from Sheriff
Trotter
And
Pittm
an
A gold medal and a prise.of $25 to thia rumor. In addition to sever
The J
road to the Country Club. T
h e --------------- -— their investigation and promised
in gold and on* of $10 In gold were al local candidates, there have been
County had Inclutli-d the project
j urv.'sts as soon as the Idenity of niembor
Attend
Ocala
Meet
wttled upon as appropriate awards numerous outside
applications,
in the third year » portion »f it i Immigration Man To
any member of the mob was Boggs. 1
for the winners in the literary con- m any of them presented in person.
three-year
road
program.
The
20. t mites highly
E. J. Trotter, secretary o f the
' Dispose Case Today SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2 9 - - ,I learned.. . . BarretUville,
..
fivials.
ttat. '
•'
City
agreed
to
construct
the
road
Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
(IN S)—With the arrest of eight terdny when deputies pali^ ,!
la
Discussion of the national con14 MEMBERS EXPELLBD
it
and
th*
County
stipulated
that
it
accompanied by J- H» Pittm an of
u
w,
ventlon to be held in Miamj took
Disposition of the’case
of Buy , Demons on the staff of a local the visit and the officers could learn
Baker-Holmes, left this morning tn. would reimhurs* the City, not to Rochea,
said to be u Mericun’uium. » 'res of the Tunney-Dempsey right,
place. Sanford will be represented
MOSCOW, SepL, 29,— (IN S)—
the
extent
of
the
expenditures,
- with* i^r which wns showing motion pic-'
*
•by a large delegation according to Fr-urteen members of the Trotsky Mr. Trotter’s car for Ocnlu. They but a t figures which the County ie expected to be i ;nde today
Williams approached Mrs. Millar
will
attend
a
meeting
called
by
the
the
United
State*
government
to
opposition
party,
including
three
tho
scheduled
orriwi)
of
an
officer
ilana Mt fe tth a t the gathering.
in a potato patch i» ur her home
Ocala Chamber of Commerce of all could have had the work done.
Diere were visitors on hand in the women, have been ordered expelled secretaries of trade boards of th • ( With the receipt recently of of the immigration department day prepared to p rlss charges in Tuesday ar\j uttarked her. ll* t
what, it cluims is u conspiracy to
shape of L. F. Chapman and Curtis by thh central committee on char
frightened the negfo aw a /.
funda for their third year program . f*«'m Jacksonville,
cities of the state.
violats the law prohibiting * inter screams
Lindatrqm both of DeLand. They ges of disturbing literature from various
A posse formed and tho feeling
the
County
Commissioners
let
i
ti
Roche*
told
tho
local
police
ho
A
picnic
at
Silver
Spring*
will
state
transportation
in
showing.of
was running so high that soon a
ppoke of the convention.
' secret printing plants. The comth* scene of the gathering. A bo known th a t they were ready to .came into this country by swim- prize fight films.
great mob of citizens were seeking
A luncheon waa served by Stew* m ittsa also charges that the of. be
pay
tho
City,
as
soon
us
thet-ngin.oiing
the
Rio
Grande
river
on
the
in glass bottom boats over thu
A warrant has been Issued in San the irigro; nothing was heard of
M eeirei*
ardtLopnJe McMullen and his a s fenders stole government mime, trip
ear’s estimates are completed.
|bt-rder line. He Is 21 years of age. Francisco
springs
and
a
banquet
late
in
the
for the arrest of Tex them until yesterny when th r
f< r use in printing their
>gra
sistants ~whlch was voted most en- ographa
day at the Silver Grill la scheduled.
Rickard, promoter of the fight. body of the negro was found liter
documents.
. Juyable.
was
Messrs. Trotter and Pittm an are
Government agents were also in- Jally riddled with bullets.
#au Q
BOOTLEGGERS DELT WITH expected to return to the city late
vestigating to determine whether
A
coroner’s
inquest
today
found:,
office
lay Afternoon
thls evening. .*_________
Tunnt-y or Deihpsey were financial
"Came to hia death from gun
ill
GERMANY, Sept.
ly interested in .th e pictures. If shot wounds inflicted by unknown
Holidays Oyer Today 2 9HAMBURG,
KORNNECKE HOPS OFF
,— (IN S) — Bootlegger*
are
thsy ard, the agents said, they will partita.”
dealt w ith harshly In this country
be arrested ami tried.
'
RERUN, Bept. 2 0 ^ -(IN S )—
Th* retail and wholesale stores when titty a n c&nvictfd. Sevsn*
A conservative estimnto of tlie fished out. He waa quite a sorry
For
the
firta
tint*
since
tha
anti
' Spqford closed a t 12:00 this af- teen members of a huge German Otto Koennecks. the G « |" * n ac* valuation of fhe animals in the City sight a fte r the dip and rarely looks prize fight picture statute waa cn- Charley Murray
in
the
direction
of
the
lake
nowa.
.
who
is
attem
pting
a
Colokne-tomoon for th* last time of the "bootleg tru st” were senten<3?d by
of Sanford’s Municipal Zoo U $2.A t Local Hospital
mm*r season. Th* business hous- a Ham burg court today to 650,000 San Francisco flight, hopped off (J00, according to authorities »f the days. Another time the bird having Mti-'d, dr.ondanU in such a case
Im m ' iI. flew
Hew over
over tho
been w
released,
tho Ctty
Ctty ;*re facint a felony charge rather
have been tuatom arily barring fine And 18 months in Jail for smug from Bagdad, Irak., today fo r Bas soo. However, it is believed the an h««n
-------- d ' .
than on* of misdemeanor. In the
Charles J. Murray, age 25,
'* doors a l noon each Thursday gling 1700 gallons of alcohol into ra. 1according to a diapatch re imals could not be purchased for and circled about the City Hall a evtnt of conviction, the defendants
ceived her*.
twice that amount * t the present number of times before returning ar#- open to a maximum penalty of Oviedo, died about 8 *
soon in order to give their Germany from Holland.
•
time should efforts be made to to the Municipal Zoo. ' s
J>ioy««a*nn opportunity to enioy
i jjfmoriial*Hospitaf
BOY TRIES F U G H T
. stock aurh * pl*c»* the authorities
One of the monkeys a t the zoo 910,000 fine in addition to
RECEIVE CROSS
few fro* daylight hours during
year#
ip
prison.
’
I ness. He ia survived
is
a
special
pet
of
the
police
depart
said.
Th*
figures
do
not
include
» week days. ‘Today marks the
NEW
YORK.
Sept. 29.— the cages, etc.
ment a n t "Sol, a* he Is known, is The manager of the theater, W. w. C. Murray and a
W ASHINGTON? Srpt. 29^* “
holiday* until next
( IN S)— Lieutenant Lester J. Mait (IN S)—Murray B. Dilley. Jr.. 17,
The soo has quit* a varied « l - fr-q'jsptly "in police court” Jnlt P. Cullen, in which th* picture* J Russ of West
Kansas a t ^ ’s “boy pll«t” will a t
being shown, and the
urt
■\ wild rcrrly for the entertainm ent of
b« missed for awhile land and Albert F. Hegtnberger. tem pt a San Francisco-New \ork lection of domesticated
Tne
employees get back heroes of th# arm y non-atup flight fight unaccompaiDed Thursday. ereaturee. Th«re is ever; th i-r or. l!ic officers when court la not in tor, Tom Merritt, were required to
poet bonds of $500. The other em- %c
hand from a.canary bird to > he ir . sicn.
* swing of tho win- from San Francisco to Honolulu
TIio several otte a t the soo a t plcyes were released on th eir Oym The fur
hslf holidays have today received the Distinguished
the promotion
•
tomorrow.
tracts
a g rea t deal ' attention on recognizance. *
Flying
Cros#
from
President
C«e>On*
of
the
bears
Is
*
great
lover
' keen «njoyment to
because of
of avaition society ere t<*isy.
of tho water. Nearly every day he tho part of visito
resident of San l i d g e . _______________
ildlty in the GRAND DRAGON' DIS.V!
kresg S i
take* a dip in L*k« Monroe to the
to the
p r o p e l l e r r e p a ir e d
a
pool
•
'
;
--------TlMir.
U
o(
■
NORMA WEDS
delight of any children that may
u n u T .n u r r - /
nravided
b« in th* neighborhood.
B08TON,
Sept.
S
f
f
l^
(
I
N
S
)
il.
nizcns.‘.f^
P
BERELY HILLS, CAL. S«pt. 29.
The lone eagle which jrr;* M *»
_(IN S )—Norma Shearer, film Miss The* Resell?, flying frauleln, case a t the soo
Tliere are
so has figure 1 In 'he
wsa
having
the
propeller
of
h*r
star,
and
Irving
C.
T
haller*,
as
I
on
more-jin
. pen
public
prints
a, FIA.
plane repaired today following * I
■ y l y f is
a i at
r ’ ih e .FHo*
r.***r
Stern. sociate producer e t th$ M«tr0* thrilling decent at Quincy- in which >'
Goldvryn-Mayer studios, will
w.inder
msrrv-d here this afternoon in
m\Xt* V*
always
frit
*• *J SSS SUSS
two
which T h a lle r* ------ ,K
had to be
. ‘g v \ e
? '*
I C
■i
■
•
•;
Mra.Lilliendahl ,
[elaBy Trooper
FACTORY MAN
House
IS ARRESTED FOR School
Entirely S
CHILD
POLICE SHAKEUP
MATTER
WITH OFFICIALS
S
$72,000 DROPPED MII1ARD B. SMITH
BY CITY ON ONE RETURNS TO HELP
STREET PROJECT IN PROBE BY JURY
K
City C om m isf
No Arrests Made In Gets A s s i s t s
Memphis Lyhching Of.Jax
OfTennessee Negro
E lk s W ill O f f e r
Prizes For Essays
lit Local S c h o o l s
•Charges Pressed By
Officials A g a i n s t
Fight Film Showing
Conservative Estimate Places Value
Of $2,000 On Animals In Local Zoo
ft*
™ a
2
.
8
- *“'«*•» - «•*«"
rj
�rry*ffft
A llfiases
y$-
over tbo Cab*. the P ttw rargn r j| rate* rested t<xUy, confrdott th a t
they have distanced, their purtui era In the Natlohal League sermn‘ blue. The Buies are Atilt two games
■in front of St. Louis
and
cart
1clliich the pennant by winning fWo
of their three
remaining gam er
neairut Cincinnati, eVcrilf the'Cat® I
I
.iinaJi, rtip lflre e . ^ t e a i K h t ^
The tty d ln a L s who
•
j
Bent • the
K, Sept. 28,—While ’ coming to th e end of a beautiful
Gene Tunney were friendship. w W htfdld say About
personal versions thef Chicago fight* would ' m ti* 4
B S J S & ftjfc J i &
£
rest of the interview werfc! L f : "
i<—T U y Dempsky may* fight
four or • flee, pushovers around
California, and ' the wait* 'before
starting another'eastern’edtnpaldh
us Jack Kearns, another* fluent n e st summer.
.
tty , did before him,
2.—Thaf Tunney’s kriockt'|Mi
m ay Johnston,' also silent tike of himself In * thi eighth found
M°pn.Li» said to be the new came as a result of a punch that
d f the hour, the buys having* Was "sneaked” under the refdrod’a
I ith a t Jam es and Tex. Rickard arm as he waa breaking them.
*
. be<Q conferring. W hat, has
8.—'That he didn’t follow up
iM M conference to do with h it knockdown of Tunney in the
dsnUty of the man who man seventh round for two regions,'
, Dempsey ? .Nothing, my good Of which both a re slightly contra*
wj nothing; th a t is not ' very dlctory. one waa that, after the so
h
called long count. He becante dis*
o' Writer saw
Flynn and couraged and felt th a t the Only
P *^,;t°*cthcr late yesterday Way* he could win was by a punch
. U) t h a t . time,- everything Theother waa that he waa too com.
edUp be JaOofc, But -these
r weeks the talk l*\n bcear-of .n Stead of seconds and that he
a lt Imminent* disnitnal-on the was "laying back” F ar that punch.
nA of ojU reason and another, The othtr w aa that he was too con
id a t gU, so perhaps the part- fident
/
*
W-ths man w ith the T!at' and ‘ The latte*-probably is the prop.nan with ihd tnouth really fe er • explanation, ainCo Dempsey
fregly admitted that fn the old
*
, / ‘ ,
.
HfAWi neither by word por d ay s he woakl have gone after his
man wltbeot asl<lng what the
snuak
_V» i W
achohla
Next 8
r
results
Keen Prepares Case
Seat Senator Elect
V a reln il. $. Senate
count
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 28,-(IN S )
Palm ettoes
was shipping carloads to a tannery
at Opiata^'Neby" “and was making
icWAr thkn* dgoldnifne, (Who
•is a confederbeen a roaidont
W# AilMond. or ‘dcr*t of pNfl
V benefftidu "Jin
, • * wHk
later u li
.rather eft- tpql
k'riCestty JU hkif’brtii a I ' A
t o r for 01 y e a n . Ho t t y
iber. Hgwas
‘W W uf'iJ.p,” . *
in comrtti
W'Mil
announiWL'.W
po.naiblHtUes la
iPaertJ$fcr,TfT«
I."'fkthar,'•Rhv.''*
t him ta.Invest
n tbaCnraUk*.
i s 'n o w cOftferVinfc
prmrilrient met! hr '
W» *itW* “ Idea of
t about juagotlaiions’1which
vd Ow forerunner'df Tin InIt of magnitadu lit Hanford.
j u l p • of saw and cabbage
!wwp,. The minister is St
lOf age. He is as young and
In m ind and body, however,
ay men of forty.
Stuirgls is of tho opinion
ma fortune to be made from
amentia 1 extraction of tannic
A ll th at is needed Is neces.
spite} to s ta r t the venture.
he purchase o f-fb propria le
a n t tar th e lnKial operation
lli the Vlghttsa. Ht
long before be began
AU w ith the pAhnet8 saW-everywhere aUd
. 4ij*>as#u>v
p f the tevei
; ' \ i now
It. tno time
tfastitutlon
• On Monday evening a t 7:80
o’clock there will be n meeting of
the Seminole Chapter Order of
|E astern Star a t t h o Masonic Tent;
ipie. On this occasion Mrs,.Ang|p
Jamisop Monk. o( Miami. G ruid
M atron of the Grand Chapter of
0. WJSfttt Flmdda.j will tn^iqx her
ftn.nUai o/D cW visit.-?/ ’ &
r- A n tie t duifehtfol' prbjfrtrtu'- Is
being arranged for this meeting
and refreshm ents will b e 'served.
Every m bttber o f ‘the Chapter Is
urgen t?A ttend. *“
**+,',■ •
The regular' m eeting of this Seth*
in«le C hapter O. B: 8. will he held
Thufsday evening October 6 a t 7:30
o’clock qt the MeSonic Temple. All
members are asked to bear these
two-dplead*.mind.
UAK *»
C«w
wwi
hern fr t ' & t f W p r t ttd 'a p iA l
tnos^ of h&t Hfc r f ’W d rtS J* '
• The great-grdat-grntulfafW er^hf
Mr. 8turgis of Sanford was vary
active In public affairs of Georgia
dt.rihg the cdlonial d d /a' Mr.' S ttv -’ gaining confidence rise three cents
fcU explained.
‘ *
he gallon during the past 48
” His name was Uuncap G, Cunjps in tho City of Sanford. It hAn
bell and he was originally from pleased no n^to driver in particular
Scotland. Under General Ogre- and has cuiled'- for tho usual ap
thorpes’ supervision he surveyed propriate if. sulphuric exclamations
tho city of Savannah shortly afto.* on-thp p art Pf the male.element. I
U W * settled kfuf1drew up t h t
G usollfi.H n* ut the filling a te - 1
present stract plan. Mr, CarapbeB tions df niost of the gas companies
waa also one .of thMHwo commisx* today for 28 eonts. ft had bben'iellloners of the
of GuoIW a choa* lng unW'tMbhda'y, and in oho in.
stance until yesterday for ?0 cents
retail. Gib wholesale a t the Stand
ard, Texas, Sqaboard and Sinclair
plants hi now selling a t 10 1-2 cents
and retail a t 23 cents. The price for
Only Two D ays Left
gas wholesale until the Increase
rood\', f<»Tr .the* was 16 1-2' cents.
'
•( of ode
Season ’Sp& ial”
tbo
The Gulf Refining Company' J-3 discount-on all our waves
shortly befero noon bad yet' to
“M ^ E n g l l s h make an increase nnd ware selling
^ \ J T a y e w i ,W
h id sld b . My wholesale and retail a t - the old
Swiss prices. However ft was stated* to ;
W ave $ :Q
tdthtfr’s bm- Tho Herald an increase1was expect
skloiiary from ed to bo made momentarily with
W ave $
B dtm l- His the receipt of ndvfcea from head
^ e l t A nolhtr quarters of the district.
Off For New Yprk
Newell,
tM Wiur be
can ;at one port put
? 90 per ce^t of the p<
tti S^tjfo r ^ tr^djingterritqr.y. .Nqj rii
no iFs- and's a ^ . fyit’s :abft^t , it,Herald covers the field thoroughly.
K
v
'. ,
'I S
P ■ ■; j --
■
5
10 0
6.67
$15
$10
- W e W ill Be
CLOSED
th e fir & tw o weeks
• o f-‘O ctober
nW M M ^fB U w *
his Commission.
q r d d J r W the op
dia g n a t .strugfia
•
toldfsrs W tVe -L ost
•
A
.
.
!
______
t
_
e-Herdld fn advertiser can
re^ s ? ° percent of The people
buy
tWctioh*'ls ^Vhiimdd ‘bjf
toj** bU
f u d t j ^ . ,t fi«
. I>
wbr hi i r u«<^! par 7i,
Ito W ,V { k r batwoen
*
I*. W u !
6W FUsi-NatipgaJ ttydt.
The case o f
hargsd
the required
........................................................................
m f e m .4f«ii&8st
WATCH; CliOCK; JEWELRY
beard by Jpdg« *
"entenoB jif. A. 4
Thera wae a n •
- rJ* .« K ,U n » .
1*
*
^
--
'
*_▼ “^'v ■*r *u*W4^.
.
: *. ^
». •
.
-V
.
, -
�BCp 8
■
■■
i
T H E SANFOUD H E R A L D , T H U R SD A Y , SE PT E M B E R 29, 1927
“The Spirit o f Hollywood”
,(»• ftM rffl
»rt
r oSer
.
m u m
____ ic o r r o R
■ e a * . J T i i An a o f. u
i
—
i i . ll.—
s 4t m
^
«ahMr(kM
to th*
w in *
la U m t*
X tw i W n ter, r t f t M t g from
ftttfr itr i n n
«M U « M I« l
, lh a u lH t rre rta Safly M tn *
l*a*tnw t t u R W th* «■
SB#
■ 1W L K. I k « H r t * t.
t b PtoMta « « 4 It*
a t u a t i K i P it* m w i la
t* • -p V a k H
at th*
•f
Circulations, *•
t w i fa t iii *r Pph*
M*. A ltrM totrm * * l A t r t r i U i c
rat* w klth
each l*ab-
« i.* f* f h « r
«• aabaill (a
a
r M Ik ( w i l l O# •*MkMHpilia IbU
p H n I* Verify1 ■kwlHlSp
la** *1 H r r a la llM
well
f*l k v l i n , aarM
r lk a U .
all
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1927
T U B HERALD'S I'KOORAM
-Ilea owas, la elty a r i e a a a ir •<(InlstrAllaa.
v
■Uwrir' Water real* I* Jack***
* * * n » i « l * l * f S i. John* la il * *
lire* Canal.
fM W N I lM
. k * l,l* . l y t S a M i
beaatlf*.
IM e ra s ram,
-A aew n*0 a**4«ra b**ylta1.
UBLK VERAE FO R TODAY
K REAL J O E lin C A T rO N :—
l the heavens, and let the earth
glad! let the sea ro a r,. and the
ld.be joyful, and all .th a t
is
train: then shall all the tre e s of
i wood rejoice, before the Lord,
atm 9 6 :1 1 ,13.
PRAYER: 0 Thou God of Wonf. What a 'glorious .and glad
irld th is would be. If all men
ruld^wdlh humbly. .
..VACATION
Ith common approbation
Dlki plan on long vacation
n needy . recreation . .
'B tginnU ir.it w ith xesi. >r.tennis, golf and trolling—
■ mountain, byways strolling—
Ith automobile rolling, , .
They’re off upon the quest.
-
.
*
rw some folks have a hobby
sft a hoteU obby ,. V / ,
here Wealthy*
f o lk s 'a
' are
thy* fo
re ‘anol
snobby
And somewhat
wh Overdressed.
hiltf seme will
Yiqiplng ■
ill go k ’tramping
le wocdlartd .fauna yhmping
id dive Jn quarterii cbamplng
Arid th ink (Heir-way* ft'boat. "
, . »i
--i • * i-
14 some will fin d ’s m easure
f’ satisfyIng'Dtehaiito’
|
i il
,
lil
il
Meet Today’s Demand
OS
P rices In Loch.. Arbor
t
The “H opping” A irplanes
•-
•A t a s a n l t r Cheat.
•C*n.*ie4lvn
*t ally
*
Atom
THE
'jHCUS
* ’
crowding1w *ekt-of leisure •
With each fatiguing te s t/ •
the jrestlesx a t a ram nter .
Ill m otor Tike n drum m er
ora sta te to state all trimmer
In N orth a n d 'E a st and .West.
ough tra v e l la alluring, ’ r
is. strain and .stress .or touring
rquirex muck enduring'
As, m any.w ill, a tte sj. -.
me fun - r there’s* nq denying,
m eet th e existing con
m o to r an d w ere soon back in H ollyw ood. E v en th e nam e
-------o f th e p lan e w as a p p ro p ria te , “ th e S p irit- of H ollyw ood.”
J . M. UlltD OF New York, shows
. . W h a t possibilities av iatio n holds fo r th e 1950 sh eik a n d '1" p*ri*!c“ “i h
flap p er, m odern man can only guess. T im e w as w hen a oncj lhey ^ ere thum bprints of a medh o rse r ig a ffo rd ed all th e re w as o f p riv acy fo r th o se hun- i n n s dead father, exactly liko
tin g it. N ow adays a ro a rin g ro a d s te r can in a few m in u tes nix thumbprints In life. Gloomy
p u t w h ite w ay lig h ts and tro u b leso m e crow ds f a r in th e news for crim inals if the other
world cannot give them u new
b ack g ro u n d and leave only a wicket! m oon, wild aco rn s and start.
p ry in g owls to spy.
B u t If th e “S p irit o f H ollyw ood” is an y c rite rio n to go
MR. AND MRS. Joseph
by, th e m odern fla p p e r's o ffsp rin g will m ak d h e r look like nrrested for kissing in a car, recova p ik e r. D a te s w ith th e 1950 g irl will be confined to ed I-JC76 damages, when they prov
ed they were married. Dem onstra
a irp la n es. T h e best h ig h w a y s fo r p ettin g 'W ill be th e lanes tions of affection, in public, are
o f M ara a n d J u p ite r, w hile p a rk in g spaces will be lim ited forbidden, because they are vul
to th e vicin ity of th e moon! A im ee Sem ple M cPherson gar, or supposed to be, and set a
w ould n o t be seen w hile "k id n ap p ed " a t th e seashore. She bad example. Would Mr. and Mrs.
Mack huvu gone to juil hud they
would spend h e r vacation on th e p la n e t V enus.
kissed 10 days before their m ar
---------------- o
riage ?
* f aaaalkly
V Week.
-
,
U
Loch
A rbor
Prices
(are the items, w ritten down on thu
fiv e days th e y w ere stru n d e d th e re whilfe th e w orld looked Tvrtotieth century Limited, wests i:
fo r th em . On th e fif th d ay th e y decided to re p a ir th e ir bound. You do the thinking.
m uN k .—
U MltlMi par r « »
v
It U sually H appens About Like This
D id you road th a t piece o f new s in T h e H erald la s t n ig h t
about th e “S p irit o f H ollyw ood” ? T h a t w as good. You Read And Think.
Ghoeta Hare Thumbprint*.
see i t w as announced a few days ag o th a t a m ovie a c tre s s
The Sappodll.
a fid h « r pilot, w ith th e title o f C ap tain , would fly fro m ' Mr. Rockefeller Celebrate*,
Hollywood to C h ic a g o 1to see th e T unney-D em psey fig h t. |
T h e y disappeared Into th e a ir and w e re n o t h eard o f ag ain
rurrrlaht HIT hr Star l'*.
f o r fiv e days.
|
s e e ms t h a t tw b h o u rs a f te r leav in g H ollywood th e ir i iHKSE ARK ITEMS of news
p |a n e developed engine tro u b le and th e y w ere forced to l*nd' * Iat cttUi,e thought of various kinds.
•l.TS ..
. H r r a tl l i i t e r t ’i r*t*«
ln m
As Brisbane Sees It
,
j »*
i
* •
i l l
d itio n s of today—one
pays for m e rit In this
deelopm ent b u t todays
prices will
be
found
a sto u n isliln g ty .
low!
H ave
A VF.RY RICH young man, one
M* 11***
many
or IIIUIC
more or1 •less
**Jr li*
17.90 iruined
u i i i t i f uby
jf
j herited money, disappears, and
t »e lady who saw him last describes
nlm ns n ‘‘xappodil," nnd wonders
th a t you do not know th a t word.
SappodU” is a m ixture of the
honest American word "sap,” and.
and of dnffodila ‘‘th at come before
the xwulluw (lures, and take the
winds of March with beauty."
A xappodil combines the sweet
gentleness of the dnffodll with the
easy spending of the "sap” nnd in
most highly valued among the flora
und fauna of the white light dis
trict.
inquired?
DeForesl-Santord
Realty Co.
'T
j /j
y " /]
you
Box 339
Sanford
, Since th e recen t flu rry of in te re s t in nviutton and nil
‘ O
ph ases of its developm ent, th e re h a s been a g re a t deni of
discussion On th e p a rt of n ew sp ap er re a d e rs ab o u t th e use
• So m e
_
o f th e w ord “ hop” in connection w ith airp lan es ta k in g off
vnu.
persist
on various flig h ts. N ot a little critic ism h as been directed
IM p o u j n q
by those who believe th a t n ew sp ap ers in general nre guilty
-TrtB
P ACTUER t •
o f fa ilu re to adhere s tric tly to th e iitc rn l d efinition of words.
1WCOU6H 1 H E y «//,
A s th e C h ristia n Science M onitor p o in ts ou t th e com plaint
also alleges th a t th e use of .th is p a rtic u la r word has become
FENCE
a gross and confirm ed h ab it. T he B oston p ap er on th is sub
THEM ■
J/y ,r
je ct say s fu r th e r :
A na THEE. OCWiVON M ISTA K E
“F o rtu n a te ly th e re is considerable elasticity to a g re a t
many, E nglish words o r th e re would n o t be even an oppor
tu n ity fo r a rg u m e n t in th e case o f “ hopping" off.
The
MUSSOLINI’S NEW-BORN boy
MA I.
.NOTICE
.
N O T I C K lx h.-rel»y g i v e n t h a t I.,
d ictio n ary gives its d efin itio n of "hop" as th is : "To move, is named Romano and Italy rejoievs IN T li r : PI
CO C U T O P T U P . C OU NT Y ' t h e u n . U r x I a n c l . n m a r r l r d w o m a n . I,
J l IN.*:.
S K M IN O I.r.
C O U N T Y . th e wife of M n ur lre K ro n en nnd a
as a bird, by sh o rt b risk leap s; also to ju m p on one foot.” a t the announcement "Prem ier
ST e r r . O F F I.O IIIO A .
r e s i d e n t of S a n f o r d In t h e S t a t e of
Phone 236
I n I!- Tin* Kxtut,* (if:
F l o r i d a . I n t e n d t o a p p l y l>y p e t i t i o n
T his, then, is th e kind of a "h o p ” th a t airp lan es m ake. B ut Mussolini has anothor son."
E lto n J . M o u g h to n
JK K HAYWOOD, D tcm crd .— In! In C h a n c e r y t o t h e J u d K e o f th*Donna Rachels Mussolini, tho
no well * regulated airp lan e h a s been observed m aking mother, gets not quite the credit Prnli.it**
.
C i r c u i t C o u r t of i h e T w e n t y - t h i r d
AUTOMOTIVE
FINAL NOTICK
J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S l a t e ot
A rchitect
“s h o rt b risk leaps." A ny airp la n e c a u g h t p erfo rm in g any due her. She has a fine, sensitive
N"Mr.- lx ln*rel,y K>von Hint t h e F l o r i d a . In u n d f o r t h e C o u n t y of
such didoes would be im m ediately p u t u n d er observation. strong face. Mussolini chose her uruh-r-ltfru-il T i l l , <ni ih<* 8t h diij- of S emi no l e , o n t h e 21t h d a y of Or t o .
First Nnt’l. Bank Bldg.
ELECTRIC CO.
O c t (il>*-r, a , 1>, 11*27. p r e s e n t t o t h «
at S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a ,
Sanford, ' Fla.
An airplane m oves w ith precision and g race acro ss th e field wisely, and if her boy turns out to Hvlloriilili- C o u n t y J ikI k * ctf Hernl- oher r .w hAe r ell.v e rIU27,
t h e C o u r t m a y t h e n In-,
be a real Mussolini, he will have n ol e ( V t m t y , FI o r Ids. hlx f i n a l r e f o r a l l r e n s e t o munnice. t a k e
1st. S t. & Oak Ave.
and leaves th e ground not ‘w ith an y kind of r m ovem ent her
nt a n d v o u c h e r s us A d- c h a r u e of a n d c o n t r o l my p r o p e r t y
to thunk, as much us his father. tmu lr nn i. - tnmi it-omi
r
>f
t
h
e
K
x
t
u
t
e
of
J
c
f
a
n
d
t
o
hei-nnte
a
f
r
e
e
d
e
a
l
e
r
In
_____
v
rem otely connected w ith a n y th in g resem b lin g n " sh o rt brisk
l l t ) uii i>i l. Deceii sed,
a n d at
said every respect.
ihnti a n d t h e r e, m a k e a p p l l R S T I I R R F K |:< ) N F \
leap*’.'. ;v .
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, cel ctiame,
t i o n in t h e s a i d J m i x e f o r a f i n a l
As a b ird ”— th is ap p aren tly is th e only excuse fo r us ebrated un Monday last the seven settl* m e n t o f , h i s udni l nl Mt rut l on o f
i d - s t a t e , a n d for a n o r d e r dl e in g tlje w ord "hop " fo r airp lan e d e p a rtu re s. I f th e dictionary ty-second anniversary of the day on scahnr
uni K h i m n s s u ch a d m i n i s t r a t o r .
*.
huh
he
got
his
firs
t
job.
He
was
Plum bing — H eating
d efin itio n is clipped "fo re and a f t," th e residuum , if such it Hi years old and is now 88. Young ’ Fiiiied t h i s t h e i l t h d a y of A u k iisi, v l> |037.
“S ervice Y ou’ll A p p reciate”
m ay be called, very pro p erly d escribes th e m ovem ent of nn gentlemen will observe th a t Mr.
OKOIIOB fl. HKRItlNo, As
A
d
m
i
n
i
s
t
r
a
t
o
r
o
f
t
h
e
Ms
'
a irp la n e in leaving th e e a rth . A s fo r “ju m p in g on one j Rockefeller took th a t first job seri n t o of . l ef t H a y w o o d ,
JAM ES A. SANDS
.
li e, -eased
fo o t’V -th ls m ay be im m ediately dism issed w ith th e commentHuUsly and worked hard ut it, alIs a Prescription for
Phone B10J,
.123 Saafnrd Ave.
th a t su rh actions a re n o t in good fo rm am ong airplanes. • tni*l!Kh no office boy today wouljl
M alaria, C hills an d F ever,
IN T i l l ; C O U N T Y C O U R T
" . “ In all probability new spapers g en erally nre q u ite r e I amure.
d y n attept w *'** mUt' '
D engue or Bilious I ever.
S K IIIN O l.j: COUNTY) ST A T K ItF
to concede th a t "hop,” "h o p-off" and "hopping o ff" are
F I .O K 1 II A .
It kills the germs.
IN I t H i T H i ; k h t a t k u r
them selves due for a "h o p -o ff” w ith d e stin atio n unknown.
THOSE THAT SM ILE when told
MAI.I.IM
Hl
t
l
lKN,
d
e
c
e
a
s
e
d
■*•.**•
’ *•
« ■■— .........—
»
Mr. Rockefeller still has the first I n P r o h a ie
r
-O—----------------dollar he ever earned— which is no
Irughing -m utter—and the second,
third and fourth hundred million.
EDUCATING THE ARMY
T H E FORUM
,
ALSO, MR. ROCKEFELLER,
since he took th at job, in 1855, has
given away, to science, charity and
education, more than five hundred
million dollurs.
It pays, apparently, to take your
job, big or little, seriously.
The arm y ax an immense educa a t about the age of forty lie is
tional machine Is the subject of an regarded as educationally qualified
auto'i “ '
article on "Brains for the Army" for duty as u general sta ff officer.
V C o lo n e l Lucius Hudson Holt, a Later, perhups, he goes to the Wur
W est Point professor, - which ap College ut Washington.
"Notice th at Instead of being
pears In the September issue of
/ \i7
crowded
Into four
consecutive
/,**.r ; *11 ‘ i,i8«ptCmbeE,r9yT) ■■ The Porurn magazine.
years, as is usual in college courses
DR. AYCOCK, C H IEF of H ar
“The officer in our arm y today," an officer’s postgraduate studies' vard’s infantile paralysis commis
------- • r M > - ‘
Dkk ymr'svii/' 'JM«<
buck--be- Writea
ure
over
a pperiod
of sion, reports th a t the paralysis
I 4 Colonel
» nolt,
»*
t “is the pro,
:! M
S v nspread
j u c u u nout
ut U
HI U
v i i u u Ul
ip paoiwl.'.ara«na: witl, .such ja p 2^ a n .r ducm.t i0nal BY“^e,n d®* | ten to twenty years of his rommis- germ has been classified, and u
hty
•./'> j
aigned to give him, not only the i Rioned service," writes Colonel suitable animal is sought to pro
technical knowledge of his profess- Holt.
—
—
"Each
year of intensive duce an antitoxin. Dr. Aycock ag
thlf Conjmanista 'avgr' hope to , ion necessary to handle men sue- study is followed by a longer ap rees with Doctors Fiexner nn I
headvfay' in. t h ir country, -they cessfully in peace or In w ar, but plication of what he has learned. Nougchi, of the Rockefeller insti
w JM tttdgrabdut it to 4 m ighty also to impart the superficial pol The expression 'intensive study’ is tute, that the germ is so small thnt
w t ,w*r hy-tkytog to bemb Amer- ish of the'college trained man." . used advisedly, for there^ is no it would pass through any filter
sn trains In Italy. *
S tartin g with a college education single college or university in the th a t can be made.
or its equivalent, gained ut West country th a t demands as much
T»Vf len g th , <jf ,tim q !rpqui rad for Point o r else where, the average from its students as do the army
SOME HORSE OR other animal
« ’ auditors to make, their .report arm y officer is sent-a year or schools. At F ort Leavenworth,
will supply the r ig h t serum /o r
c u y « books JueV. goea.to two later through a postgraduate for example, the General Service unti-toxfn, and then anti-vivisecOWI w hat yacelleot > condition course of training in which he School- schedule carries nn aver- tionists will rq ar and another heavy
ey . w a r e . ^
t .-•»
gtudiea the duties of a company avs of twenty-six recitation per load of fear will have been lifted
coipmander. A fter service w ith ; iods u week, as compared
with from the hearts of mothers.
6 f •Couraa U. U* jpk/y*a '.rum or, troops he lakes a second postgrad tno usual college requirem ents of
it wf
<t
*bat Mr. uate course, which gives him a fifteen a week. And in addition
BRILLIANT, YOUNG, talented
m to'M ew 'to e.S fm jn o le .County year's training in his' own special to these numerous recitation per Miss Fanny Brice divorced her
ink should have been' closed branch of the service.
Again he iods, the amount of preparation husbund, Mr. Jnles A rnstein, "be
't r a jrto rg g o .
.
retu m a to troop duty.
He now required for each recitation is cause he suffered from an inferior
goes to the General Service School usually much more than is requir ity complex a fte r she had her nose
Is blow- a t F o rt Leavenworth, a fte r which ed in a college."
straightened
by a specialist."
k W atfrm an being
Sointhing unusual In divorce.
town.- \ Tkstfs nothing we’ve
If all husbands carrying around
>t on* ot his fountain pens right
un inferiority complex, because of
ONCE UPON A COUNTY PAIR TIME
o u r t/flce; v
their wives’ superiority, should be
NEW YORK HERALD TR IBUNE
divorced, courts would be crowded.
o
yL
tori
m ight get well
I t is county fair week some whole day. You mlgi
* •; fallOra o f th e . bank the
down the road and find you had no
where.
and
remembering
what
that
>Hk was critight
umbrellas or no lantern!
h tkinoktog
event, m eant to farm families
And a t the fair, a fte r the long,
J. ‘r
jQnly a 'little - while ago one is be- jogging Journey, one found real
’ ' ‘ . pritdered by changes so manifold country people. There was no mli^ ■ iT*"'
e^rfft. This used to be th ; last taking them. They looked their
.... ai.-r..y * H lg i—t outing of the year before rural part. Clothes, complexions,
, J!. ij J'l 5 * a ^ ,w i n t o r iHUk
shut uuwn
down upon me
the cuui
country snet-cli. bearing, all were different
body l u -side
giae up
uo stote.
itate. ItU was
was aa chance
chant* to from those of the city bred.
-* ._ i^ j .
yrotiftd -fcftji to e iij m eet folks who lived fifteen miles
A mere breath of time end these
iriitf fo r eevettr — ' aw ay and whom one therefore thinge were suddenly no more. Thq
tk in d -to flr’erisd
(j * f *
»/A4 •f f* m^ 4* tould^setdom visit; to wear one’s farm ers end their families possess
J ''
6 ’V ,: ’t* - P **J
good clothes, not put on since the the same silks, radios, motion pic
Kourth of July picnic; to share ur-U ure favorites and motors sa b u
L------ '"kudoef* as hidden in the I°n6 to the city. Tkn miles—ridicuwhich women who nev-11.0UJ| ? And as for gaping a t sides rh e J m o rB than one silk’ dress lit shows and looking forw ard ail
to th* big county fa ir, why
.51
five years passed with lowered
fftrejuand to taste the incomparable th at wax of another ere, Incredibly
t n r f lle 'f ,;. public competition in i mute. Nor is it any use now for
quIJUng, -pumpkin raising and city youths to train their cameras
or\ fair folk with malice
afore
,toftkiRf preserves and butler.
* The county fa ir fall in the pause thought. No one ean recognise
v betw een the. longr summer harvest Rheuben.Moreovs^ he is going out
J land- tim e to g et in apples and com- again to-morrow evening.
*“ * railroad put on an excursion
The fishing season lasts only
but families often lived “a
about so long but the lv ln r sea
i from the deepo ”
son goes on for ever^—The Detroit
tto o k e reel
Fra# Press.
i dwelling
Prohibition; a federal enactment
/the
which consists of shaking up the
sun to f
dry agents end ahakk
the
V ****
tution.
bootlegf/jra.-A tlanta (
,
Flnnl Nailer.
N o t i c e Is h er e b y x l v e n t h a t t h e
u m l e r n f K n r d wi l l on t h e f i r s t d a y o f
N o v e m b e r A. I). 1037 p r e s e n t t o th*H o n o r a b l e C o u n t y J m l a e of Senil nA ttorney-at-Law
o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a, h e r f i n a l r e .
t u r n , a c c o u n t n n d v o u c h e r s ns AdWill practice Ip all the courts
n i l n l x t r n t r l x o f t h e E s t a t e of Hallle
• I t e m , d e c e a s e d , a n d a t t h e s a i d Examination uf A bstracts c l Laud
t i me , t h e n a m i t her e, m a k e a p p l i
c a t i o n t o t he s a i d Juiltro for a f i n
Titles given especial attention
al s e t t l e m e n t o f h e r a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
N O T I C K O F XAI.U
o f s a i d e s t a t e , u n d for a n o r d e r rllse h a r i d i i K h e r u s su c h a d m i n i s t r a
trix.
j
D a t e d t h i s t h e 2»th d a y o f Attic - 1
list A. D. 11)27
.
I
II A T T IR ( X ) It KID
. .
.
thy her m n r k t
•
A s A d m i n i s t r a t r i x »f t h e R s t n t v
t
o f Hnlll e ( I r e e n , deccasei l.
A HINDU, RAJ PAI, wrote a
pamphlet attacking Mohammed.
T hat prophet died nearly thirteen
hundred years ago, but still has
friends. One of them stabbed Raj
Pal yesterday. Mohammedans und ;
Hindus make B ritish rule easy by .
violently hating each other. Rug- i
ged Afghans say the B ritish inflict
a great injustice on to* world in ;
protecting Indie. " If it were not t
fo r Britain, we should sweep down, I
murder most of the Hindus, and i
make the rest of the slaves, thus [
making a better world."
BRITAIN BRAGS ABOUT the
faste st ship afloat, the five-day
M aurentania, and the W hite Star
company plans a AG,000-ton steam-1
ship to be called tho Oceanic. Speed
is the thing. Germ ans are c&natruc-!
Ing ships to cross In four and a '
half days. Sooner o r la te r the 75- |
mile-an-hour ship will appear, eut| g the trip to two days. Enough
passengers would be willing to pay
the price and cheap oil would cut
down fuel costs.
J. G. SHARON
W E BUY
trade, sell, swap, exchange seennd hand tires. We also buy
bottles, metal, hugs, junk of ail
kinds.
We specialize in buying and
selling bottles of all sizes und
kinds.
K O T ’S
H C . V 1ELE
Jew eler
S ifts NOW on our new
easy paym ent plan.
.. 108 M agnolia ..
Only 7<! shopping dsyc he- |
fore Christmas.
This test amazed us
O n a roof exposed to the mercies
of the w eather fo r a year, Devoe
Mirrolac Enamel proved its resistance
to the effects of water, cold and heat
S. Roman
212 Sanford ATe.
U T p le a se d o n 't g e t th e id e a th a t
M irro la c E n a m e l is m e re ly du»
ra b le a n d w a te rp ro o f. I t's th e m o«t
b e a u tifu l e n a m e l w e’ve e v e r seen—■
m a d e i n 2 2 lovely^ glossy colors.* W e
re c o m m e n d it esp ecially fo r out*
r,idc u se o n p o r c h f u r n itu r e , autom o*
biles, bicycles, c a n o e s, to y s, e tc . A n d
it's ju s t as g o o d in sid e o n w alls, w o o &
w o rk a n d fu rn itu re .
B
Quickl
i
i
■
:
. ;
Ball Hardware Co.
W he* yo# desire »
loan on improved he**laess or residential
p ro p irtj— with q#Uk
aervic* — with oar
•wa inspection and
n o rsd tap# or long
daisy*— taka tho o»atjig , tor up with a*,
il. Ualimitad load* now
if. available for loses la
S'
amounts of $2,000 to
HI
Select
CHRISTMAS
,E. First St.
Phone
‘P r a c t i c a l T e s t s
■ ‘Proce
fioo.ooo.
D e v o e Q fia lity
8«e or address
Our Local Counsel
S. K. DlgMon
Sanford, F la ,
A mine operator ie about the on
ly m an who can m ake plenty of
money by running his hustesa In
to toe ground,— The Louisville
Times.
v;
y
. If aomabo
fc ; '
rk
!
�Tm; HANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 192
. <5
O ffice Telephone H B
'
’ S'
MRS. FR ED 9. P A IG E R . SOCIETY EDITOR
R e s id e n c e T e le p h o n e 859 — J
i
’
r r
Itdr Donahey,’’ said Dill.
roles
*ho
-Th» west is dry and will Oppose
I
tOl.UMBUS*
O.,
Sept..
29—
i
lyiN’S>—“I am not a candidate for Governor A1 Smith, or any other
|President,", Governor Vic Ddnahejr wot. for presidency,” assorted
duction.of “The Covered W agon’* .»Id Senator Clarence C. Dill, of SO ;;‘or Dill.
a Paramount picture which will be' Wash., during a conference at the
Declaring th at if G'rvornor Dopa*
given a special request showing a t gi*vi*rnoFs office here today. The hey was nominated by the Demo
the Milane Theater today.
future of the Democratic party w»s VI«K>
crats for
he
IVI the
Miy presidency,"
ptC.VUITJlItJf,
When flret exhibited some four! the* theme of the conference, which would add strength to the tlclce
years ago it was adjudged the j W3 *f held behind closed doors.
Senator Dill. said that “any n
gT*.atest picture of the decadevj . At the close of the cmforencc, who has been elected Governor
Paramount claims th at the opinion
Ohio threo times, like Governor
still holds good.
that the peace invitations were Donahey has, is avallahle for the
The first fill*:
i'rn p ee ex
.Molly Wingate—if you have read sent rv.it by .Ryan, city officials presidential nomination."
aminations : a ( ' f?* !.inm u f any
Emerson Hough's novel, vou’ll wore perplexed not only about
schbol Jn the state
. • held with
never forjret her! P retty Mnlfyf what U> do with the lamplighting
■.Unemployed men in England who
the op.’iiing of Roll ■ College a
daughter of the pioneer days —forc "apOstV of
world peace," but
few days ago. An imjn r.ant factor
ed to face the terrific struggle what t>> do abou* the tercentenary recieved doles from the'goverment
are required to attend school in pay
against* th y wilderness and its un- invitations.
with tho beginning >f ihe 1927-28 i
mrpt.
’ .
tiirtored inhabitants when the We.»t
year is tho resumpt* n of
the'
wns
still
utiwen.
‘‘Two-Hour Conferrm - Finn of
Miss Wilson is dendly cast. She
Study'* stated T. W l.aivton this)1
Molly Wingnte to the life in
morning t.r The Hoi i UI. Mr. Law■;--*mpornmcnt, appoarence
and
ton is a trustee oj.
institntiort.!
■hnracter, and her portrayal has
Tho plan of study mentioned, ifoven hailed again ami again ns one
I’larcs the old syst« ni of lecturer!
of th|* screen's real actjstic achicv.mil quiz.ies anil is regarded us ut
ments. l.pis .ride*,« .spirited horse
Lrung :mmovement ( cr thu older
which tuns awuy with her and later
methods.
•
h caught in a parairk* fire from
l This year the
faculty isj
which..she is rercpeil by the hero,
strengthened with men and women
ne incident being one of the most 311
lin. ft.-single curb headers (p) -17c
1 G0.9 7 J
'■a ho, lo-corcing to President Holt,
iirilling in the action of the 1307 s*i. yds. macadam foundation l> in.^thkk @ $1.20
“ possess the rure gift of teach
1,568,40
picture.
ing.’' Mr. Uiwton d >el itvd. The
1230 sip yds*, asphalt pavement; 2 in. top @ $1.15
1,478.90
trustee has just received a report
lifll
s*|j4ft. concrete pavement,’ 5 in. alley return fti 42c
252.4?
i the opening of Hollins, his alma
Laboratory inspection of materials
I
57.60
motor, nt Wintor Park.
Engineering
256.62{
I V'pnrtnK'nt personnel for the
< iuiug venr announc. d hy Prwr
Legal 'expense, advertising, etc.
,
».*,
•„ 116.64
t(l» at Holt i as
,» s:
Arts,
Six months interest currying charge (g1 H pot cent
, 201,65
Ruby Warren Newby, Froderk* 11,
Total
Cost
Frank Ftcn.*i* lljMe mid
,, ..‘'i*igt*l,
...
-innc Roster
nosTON , s ept. 2'.»._(lNS)—A The total tost of the Improvement exceeds the estimated coat by $25.01
ligioti: .Charles
...'"I Fauit*mmlblti city * lamplighter, wh*< Final Assessment' per front foot $5.1>6
*
.i
II. Jatna^ It. Ti touri-; it *rk»t^y: 1
' Mtught to curry a torch ef(.“Peace
IUS A: ■liod t 's r
I (.*.
'
FRED T. WILLI AMS,Engineer.
S H o s t G S S 11,1 *‘n’0t. good will to men” around
I l'.U pH of. Mcrnice .* i r, W. 1a*oii
. FOOT
FINAL . :
• I n r
the world, faced tho loss of, hla
D a n -ou; Business A mitti'-lrr lion:
NAME
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE
ASSESSMENT
.111 r | i n j «d( and had rity officials from
flljn’ E. Ciu'lson A. >'■* ’ut;o Uel-1
E. It. TRAFFORD’S MAP ClF THE TOWN
•n
Fredet-!
i n i v c r i a r v lh* rrnyt,r i)(,wn* in ,i quundary
OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
i !. Knymond Glsnrgii Fceimmlcs
“
‘
Conceiving tho idea of tanking K. & L. Muller
'S o c ia l and Politlcnl S RobLot 5 Block 6 Tier 7
117
$697.32
win] a ffa ir m Min* city of Boston’s tercentenary
• rt ..I. S p rn ’Jo; F.ngb a Herman
Lot
10 Block 5 Tier 7
117
697.33
Philip
It.
Baeti
t of Saturda , -t monster world-wide penco mcet! '• rtinTn IT trris, Fruit',' Wit* jfrWight
-Bros
Co.
U
t
1
Block
A
Tier
7
117
6V7.32
unces
Andrew
in,-,
William
A.
Ryan
organized
n
V-'-i, Lyde 1 'nhnmond "
i>, tVilE l -2 of Lot 6 Block C Tier 7
5S.5
i l 8.6G
Imr or yout1 : 1 ••l eague of world cities.” This C. F. Wight
l.’uvl Austin Wattle*. Edwin Oe^
',er,
fifty-year old ntnn with five child- W. W. Potter
W 1-2 of Lot'« Block 6 Tier 7
6H.5
348.60
good Grover. Mnry Alin* Kimntcl,
ten and a wife to support has T. J. Miller
ttrpha P-'no Grey, Durot 'a l boni-[
Lot 4 Block 5 Tier 6
.77.5
461.90
assembled ut lN*en sending out invitations to A. W.
as. Cal** Young Rice, .Tos-i,. B. Hit- >
Harry L
Lot 10 Blk 5 Tr. 6
!3<.5’
205.62
rom there to prominent personages of the world
• enhouse (sVolIard). I ’linton Hcol-j
U t 1 Block 6 Tier 0
117
697.32
tie where they ;,,„j governments of cities and R. L Griffin
J lai d, Alice Megan Rice o d Irving I
Lot 7 Blk. C Tier 6
8d i ........ 5«6 8
mng matinc't i countries nt tho rate of four a F. L. Woodruff
ieturned to the ,iay fur over n year,
Atlantic Coast
uneneon. Ador*
“City hull, the gateway to world Line If. R.Co,
of '‘’r o m ^ a n t i ’ I rcmjf." was* his slorap. .
Atlantic Coast
• ri>- T h 1 I n i ™
W h en ncctpIpnc^R b v ^ n n n rriv *
.j velfh \
the office of Mnyor Mftlrolm Line II, II. Co
Block 6 Tier 6. run N'. 108.05 ' ’
V
asceptanees from Mosft., East I9^.5(ft..^ W ly to
\ ,. ' V"!
ntlginon vines i
L.;ndon, Berlin and elsewhere
h. with eamll* i ",v®r Lthp, K ioby-*.uty oHiciuls
lo ilf’ivfeh ta lli thought that, now "(.nfujrette MulThu above and foregoing Vinaj Assessments s urn payable, jn fUU tp
Tho places of *l<#c»n” hnd sprung into being. "La- to November 1 st, 1927, withoutjihterest; ^nnd after siaih daYo’Uld 'dsdc^ignatetl l>y ‘ fayoUs Mulligan" created a fu rpink rose bud* j v c ^
IpyRing the Prince of krssments^ate payable in (en equal nnnvial ;jnstall.nierUs ' wltH "inWest
were ntiniatur- I v\*u1ua trt.yall ut city ball during a t 8 per cent per annum on pH deferred payments.’
the r a t a ,p ( Mayor darpes M.„Cur ,, , Witness piy hund us illy Clerk and (he Seal'of the City of ‘Um/oul
nnd ptk .raudiciy,|ACtfyi,1A tpniptinir ley. Later the invitation writer Florida, this 28 th day of September. A, D. |9 2 7 ., . ,
J.
luncheon, t a p i r s *r**l cw lests were was found to be a loenl newspupor*
enjoyed, covenrweres laid fo r Mar man.
—- —
jorie Du* HosF, Betty McKihni'n,
Iti»covory:''wa* (ipad**, however,
Ifu rriit Bpown, Mnreadel Sieve*
k'ir, Anna Mor'a- *’ouch, Marthg
IIi mp, Cornelia ’ McRai’,.('M.'iry
Jli ihnp't\\rjK ’lia 5tcP.au, Ma(y KlizuLic’li Tuba*. Mary Elizabeth Neely
and M iry 1 Frni)ct*s Andrews. \
FJorida Audition Is f
To Be Held This Week
Radio Station WJAX
Social*
Calendar
The A tw s trr Kent Airdltion f
.
1 tho stnte a* la r;c v ill take p 1a
r n m ...
ir> Jacksonville a t WJAX Had1
Al
station on :h( . cringe of 3 epti*«
Virginln Evnns Circle of the K— 30th .-ml O s.obcr l«t., I.-. ir
■Methodist Church will meet at :: from It until 11 ? .M. This mn!
o'clock: nt the home of Mrs. T. F . ' tier will b given
the s u i-t-s f
'Adams,' T ien ;h Avonue and 18.h conte-tants from ’the | ik-u! am]
S tre e t
| tiona
m the following Ki.»ri
j Regular m eeting of the Circle >_■ cvV.,. > T’.ilm Ilea.
No. two of the Methodist Chutch Faai'ord, St _I’c-;et«l.irrg, P,»|
will be held a t 2 o'clock at the hcr:e Bcaih, Jack-on"it!,, and ih uln.ar
of Mrs. H. O. Shinholser on Oak , Lyrra*i ]\ I V ...... f
j ;,cv . ;1
Avenue w ith'M rs. M. E. M«ye and vjtle-Coll«*gi* of nr,is:- i . Jn , h,<:
JIrs. L. M.1 Tel ford, ns hostesses. : of nil a- rr. f ,e .ho tSATURDAY
(evenings. Mr. Pryor.will sco ■*
ChUJrcn’s matinee n t the Milane ! V n
‘ " * tVi- l r at tlu* (
Theatre at 10 o’clock.
jJ "
,! V i \ s * n
..IONDAY
rhe h« »r n* foi tlu gli
Membership Committee of the ] i„.
|
y - 1>t *mbcr S'Jth a*
Woman’s Flub will meet a t in 0VI„ck. a:..l V r the b»v« on o'
o'clock at the Club house on O a k , .;} l . , Rt nine j,, t ,’, cvcnill
Avenue.
Loral funs u II w ith t<> time
Membership Committee of the f. ,■ t„ t h .
^
y.,ni-t, 1
Woman’s Club will m p t ut 10 pmil
f *» t 1 ’ ■■*(.•! . ming
•
o’clock at the Club house on Oak t,
Ml. K . . M l; nfr, ..,
Avenue.
Seminole High Schol ParentI l.c prise-* . ' fi re i 1 v the At" n
Teachers Association will meet Rt '
l ... .
. ... . . . . ,
Called’ Meeting of the Femiuolo
; : (| *t.0‘ s
*•
Chapter O. E. S. a t 7:30 o’clock nt , ...........................t ,,t ,u ,
the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Angie „ ... ;
Jamison Mnnk, Grand Matron < f
the Grand C hapter will bb dn* at- T j
T>
tendance.
•
•
, I R tC 1 0 f i l l H R '
IrO g ra i
Pi|« O rgan C b b of the
First P l a n n e d F O I* M a t i l H
Baptist C h u tth will meet nt 3:30, ,
......
o'clock a t the Church
with Mrs. I O F S a n t o r d t n i l l l r C
Guy S, Selman ami ^M rs. It. K. |
I Cooper as hostesses,
j
The
m e wom
woman
an'ss-upiiu
Gyild of
ut Holy
tloiy ('
( r> . < i
Episcopal Church will meet fC the j
home of Mrs. 11. F. W hltner, 702 1
Oak Avenue a t 4 o’clock.
1
Regular m onthly meeting of thei
Depend^bles Class of the Metho
dist Chureh will bo held at 7 o’clock.
at the church annex.
• TUESDAY
' |
Daughters of Wesley Class of tho j
Methodist Church will hold regular
monthly BusinA.t meeting n t 8
o’clock a t tho class rooms'*at* the
church.
Azarian Circle of Baptist Church
tviil meet a t 8o’ciock with Mrs.
Janie's MuYjiBy a t 17812 "PdlMttYd
Avenue.
•, ,J j, ,
Seminole High School ParentTeachers Association will ‘WitH a t
3 ' '>'lock a t the high school.
t .
Azarian Circle *■r. U dptm tX ureh
will meet Ut Ho’clock w ith Mrs.
James -Murphy a t .ltU '2 ■i'aJnvcAui
sAvenue.
Daughters of W esley class of Uiu!
Mcthcdlst Chtirth will hold rtrnn-l
lar monthly business meeting a t
8 o’clock a t tho Mas3 rooms nt the j
If, there Ts
church.. . . . .
i •ry
small ores.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher und
Robert C. T hresher spent the week
end very pleusantly ut Hastings
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Flake.
Senator Dili informed ncw«p*P**r l
Lois Wilson M a t e Ohjo Governor Will men
that hi* had invited Governor
Donahey to visit the went and “be*
Famous By Picture Not Run For Office com?
acquainted. *'A Ithough Iq p lr
not known in the w ent,. western
TheCovered WagoajOf President U. S. Diira'-'rnta are friendly to GorerOne of *the greatest
w
.
Lamplighter Would
Make Bostop Meet
One Of World Peace
LAKE CITY—Printing plant of
‘The Columbia Gazetta" l*i»g In*
ta lk !.
rl.L ’ARWATER—Bids (-» bo, n*
•oivi'J far complete fin* alarm
juy: tcm litre involving expenilUpr
Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn E. McKay
spent tho day Wednesday* n t AYinU*r Park w ith their daughter Mixj
Florence McKay who is a s.nioc
at Rollins College.
.v
Mrs. Jack H ew itt nnd small son,
Jehn Blount'. Hewitt, arrived here
Thursday afternoon a fte r ’ having
iptnt sotno time a t Wuynesbore,
(*a.. with her fnthcr John Blount.
of the winners In tho local Atwal-'l
Kent Hadlo Audition, k•‘‘vc-, 1 *!
day for Jacksonvillo where he wt.
^utnpete lit tho state audition. 511 *
Ihihrman, th e other Sanfonl win
ner. who is aUendiug Souther 1
UttUrgh, "will —ah*>
atten d the »ta't, i*.41^1
-
* »
**
*
*
■
”
TO D A Y .
"Til E COV BRED W>
Annoai p.-esentatlan- • -of
greatest picture of
don't fall to see it**dH v*
thru the thri)ls
Ortil to tho .WesC*.
Comedy—Milane Beret
FR ID.A Y "HARD BOILED HACID!
Milton Sills In a powerfol
of tho air.. ■
Comedy
“IlKSTtTATtNG HOR1
ANNOU
N’ufv open f o r ”
• d j ,-.i b u s i n e s s
■ •
Robert. E. Johnsen loft Tuesday*
for Lakeland wher,' iiu will sp«ad
several, days with his sisters.
Mrs. Enaiui P. li'iward of Longwood was tho gue, t of Mrs! Fred
Wi.’ron end Mrs. F airish on Thurs?
day. - .
A llc r a tio n » ^ * q # n f n
.Miss Maif Holly spent Thursday
a l ter noon a t Duylona Leach us the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Robert
|J. Holly.
1
. 1 **
*
Mrs. Auotin Race of Rollins Col
lege s;wiit Wvdn>: day id Sanford
m (hi; irm >t of her sister -Mrs. Joe
•Mr. nnd Mrs. Dimiil Stafford att h
*;>iu!i daughter, Biion E
arc row |>!iiii*wntly Inca led
the* Gables.
•
1
«
The ninny friepd* of Mi Laura
C8iUenii(»n will -regret \
that she is ill a t her home on Mag
nuliu Avcnifa.
The many fri?nd* of Mr*. Erm g
L’rttx will regret tu.lcnrn that sjio
continues seriously ill a t her home
fj-i O. I. Avenue.
Mr. cnd-AIrh. Juhn S.. Graham
of .tncksunvilii1 fcnent th *1 day haru
AWdm rdny as tbv.X U e^v*1^.
ittld Mrs. Joe tjridiam.
[ the s ta *t of thn ^avnruoh Prysi.
'a rriv ed #htTi* Monday un.F b raw
eoancfted with Tlu* Sanford Ui-rkUl,
I
^ti.-.i From t < Graves, who In i
■*• • *.' :*»
’■*. ' *f, V
'jaikW
Phon*
Sanford
n,er* m
An Open Letter to the Editor
From the President o f General Motors
JL / AST SPRING I wrote you that my belief'
Then add Pontiac, a General Motors cr<
in the country newspaper had led ua in General
tlon. Add LaSalle, another General
Motors to decide to advertise our products
creation. And then consider how G ena
together in tlie small-city press of the country. ' Motors has developed these cars Into a tor
The returns from the series of the messages
plete line, withla which *fty fanifly ndt'y. fit
recently published have justified th at faith;
■ suitable quality car a t th e price it plans
ond we ah all continue to advertise in your
P*y: " A C i r f o r Every Purse sad. Purpose
community through your newspaper this full.
Another example is Frigidalre, the clecti
I t occurs to me, however, th a t some of your
refrigerator. General Motor< tyad t|ie reao^rc
readers may be asldng: “ What is General
to spend millions to develop, a. ji^uitfe^o
Motors?*’ and “ Why is General Motors?"
refrigeratpr, and then to apply to itsm a n
These are fair questions and I should like to
facture the same process^ which have I
answer them as frankiyitr4-can.
creased the utility and lowered the cost of ti
_/! bbm«s>aI l^AfAra nifti nrtfkntfAfl fUlflU* Vdiffl
autom obile.
1
•
'V
We believe that thia record justiiiea Genet
M otors as an econqfhie institution. Its pro
poniea, working together, could render a better
ucts are quality products, first of all. Tfu
service th an they could separately. 'I n thia we
prices
represent the economies of united effc
simply applied to industry a principle
th a t is
■ ** •_ _
passed
on to the purchaser. In the last year d
us old as civilisation as regards the human
in
each
three automobiles chosen by the pub
family and human progress.
has
been
a General Motor*
The service
Original members of the General Motors
Dclco-Light
electric
plants
has
extended
family were Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Oak
more
than
a
quarter
million
homes,
w£
land and Oldsmobile, together with the DelcoFrigidaire
has
become
tho
world’s
largest
•
Light Company and other well-known com
ing
convenience
of
its
kind.
.
••
•>i
panies manufacturing automotive equipment.
We believe also th a t th e values nbw qtte
By joining together their resources, we were
In
the current General
able to establish great Research Laboratories,
(which
are listed below)* prove IW$MB
a 1245-acre Proving Ground and the GMAC
“
many
minds
are better than doe" and tha
Plan of credit purchase; to effect vast econ
family
o
f
‘companies,
working together.
omies in purchase and manufacture and
produce
results
which
are decidedly i n ^
distribution; to assure and m aintainthequality
of every
in th e- General Motors family.
v * W product
S---- —-------;----^
- —- ^ —•« - —
individual family,
Has th e General M otorsifamily principle
proved itself in practice?
•
The best answer, I think, is to compare th e
Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile and
Oakland of today w ith the model* of five or
ten y e an ago.
• •
- • ''" ^
. ; .'-J .v rJ a S c t
•
A Phone Call Will Bring
You To Our Birthday Party
Fa joy th. 4 fun—its fun tn g rt a birthday present
and that's what wV arc giving-all our patrons—our
**ond. anniversary briogs worthwhile saving-* and
you get the sam^.QUAIdTY WORK. * *
TW O D A Y S LEFT
Get Your Work In Now!
■ >•3 1 f. -to take advantage o f 6u r “pres
re a
one us today so you will. K«l
e fit u^ o u r offer.
k
Extra
f t j ||
We w ill dean and pres 4 any 10 .
lurs extra) for $lj)t>—*fffer cm
-*S
~ - r B ---------------
-
»
_
.
; ^
204 N.: Park Afy*
*ac*n 1 .
Mr*. Robert C. T hrasher and
liaby returned home Monday even
ing from H ustings where she has
been visiting her parents Mr, and
Mrs. J. F. Fluke.
Miss Olive Newman and Mis*
A \a W’rig h t left Thursday a fter
noon for Daytona Beach where
of Miss Mildred Holly. ’I hey
were atnumpained by •Miss M ar;
Eliiehetb Pilleiitbn ond Hope Huff,
Whu spent the afternoon a t- th i
‘
Mrs* Page Entertains
Pleasantly At Bridge
Wednseday Afternoon
NEW YORK. Fept. 20,'—(IN S)—
The • pening of a gas jet by a kitt» 11 crawling over, a stove was be
lieve I by p'lliu* today to be responsilde for the deaths of three
perrons.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. D ; Collier of
Marco arrived here Thursday to
spend a sh o rt tim e with ti:eir
daughter Mr*. Samuel Fufeston, «*areute to *their hqme’ from Her.dersoiivilIet jy, g ., tvbcri* they have
l *-‘en spending (he suuiiueV. . ;
-A -
?*Ir«. Stewart Button!
Fntertans ^Temhersi
!O f Her Bridge Club!
P.„B, H a y n e s 'a n d Mrs. H. S.
Foreman and small ton, Ralph of
Lakeland, are expected to arrive
here Monday to be the guusts of
Mrs. B. .R. Gray.
Mr, and Mr*. S. S* ’Baumel and.
two young sons returned hom-4
Tuesday eyenlng ftom Brunswick.
Ga., whero they apont the week end
.with Mr*. Baumul’s parents Mr.
Vxl Mrs. A* Zelnionovitz.
— -- /
Mr*. J. N. Tolar and aunt, Mrs.
k’. JL McKenzie of Conlolo, Ga.,
motored to Orlando Tnuvsdiy
wkiro they wunt to ao^'Mrs. T o la rmother Mrs
V.
McIntyre
who is ill a t a hospital* there.
I *
n.i 4 «
g ■
JtiV <•<
�myTHE SANFORD
r .'yjY>v
ity
Test Inquisition
A ccused .N urse
Faces Underworld Group
DECADE
f
ientfats Debate
Of Whether Great FITTSBURGH, Sept. 2‘.i,(IN S )-- tres, two gangs, said to belohg U
undoryorld o Pittsburgh to - l‘lvnl, poetical actions, exchangee
^•Democracy Safe dThe
a y . faces the possibility of o re v o lv e r shots, hamrriered each
Increased,Autocracy sanity test inqulstion sim ilar t o [«tner with fists, 'blackjacks and
ASHINGTON, Sept. 20, (tfiS )
it whole theory of popular
rrnment on the way to philosoju n k heap? la democracy the
illusion?
Is m an conatltuincapablc of sclf-govtruT
.
are the questions flung ino the 'faces Of statesm en and pofllcal scientists by eloven dictalorb(ps established throughout tho
rorld since the g reat w ar, says a
ymposlum on “ Dictatorship versus
lemocracy." recently published by
he Wililamston Institute of Poli
te*
Finding more than 400,000,000
eopfe living under the rule of pditical absolutism , tne statesm en
sk; “Did - the w ar to make tho
rorld safe for democracy end In
he anihilation of democracy It*
e irr
One Man Countries
Russia, Turkey, Poland, Spain,
lungary, Italy and Rumania are
ne-man countries politically, all
losely organised on theories which
ray the fundam ental concepts of
je democratic theory.
“ It m ay well be th a t the politiil problem fo r the coming cen-i
iry will be, th at of making demoracy efficient. How can the
Igorous, far-seeing- leader , he
tilised in popular government to
chieve progress without sacrificig popular liberties or depriving
he people of their ultim ate conro l)“ That, says the conclusion of
he report,, la the great task before
emocraey If it is to survive.
Here is the form ula for dictatorhips as set forth in the aymposnn:
Strong Forces
1. A strong secret police and
nilitary ferces m ust be uswi vigorualy to establish and maintain exrn-cunstituttonal government.
2. Popularity of some largo
lass m ust: be sought, “In some
ases by favors to the wealthy, in
there b y ' pandering to the prolfu
irist."
8. A n ,u « rt|et for, popular emobn r j p f lbe established—antiemitlam, for example; or intense
rthodoofy, or chauvinistic patrolt-
tm.
..
•
th a t instituted by Chcago author- ®t *lor instrum ents.
It occurred
.. 4
.1
.
T
I H i t mm
«Mfv4 e i r
ities ngninst the criminal fratern just as the curtains closed on the
ity or the middle-west metropolis. evening perform ances, and hun
Events of crime have established dreds of startled, law-abiding citi
P ittsburgh’s notoriety as a "tough" zens looked on in bewildered fear.
A few days.before th a t episode*,
city. M urders, gang w arfare, ven
d ettas, bootleggers’ feuds, bomb a man in the .Hill district was
ings— P ittsburgh has experienced slain. He was the sixth recent vic
them all, and the police record re tim of a bootleggers’ feud.
A week before, Paul Jaworaki
veal the proof.
and John • Vasblnder, convicted
Police Cheif Michael Hughes of murderers, aiding by a TlsitnK
Chicago has ordered all gangsters, gunman, shot th er way to freedom
gunmen, and bootleggers picked up from the county jail located in the
by the police, to be examined as to heart of P ittsburgh. Two prison
th eir mental asundness.
guards were wounded. Superintendent of Police, Peter
Crime Record
P. W alsh of Pittsburgh thorougnly
Jaworski was a member of a
approves- of Hughes’ plan, and gang which a few months before
jj it proves successful in Chicago, bombed an arm ored paycar and
W alsh said he would not hesitate escaped with $100,000 payroll. The
to proceed sm llarly against the gang “planted" expostve - in the
law breakers o f the steel city.
road and set it off Just as the
“We hope to defeat the misuse pay car and its armored escort
of the habeas corpus writ," Chief were passing the spot. M iraculous
Hughes of Chicago, has been quot ly, all in the arm ored cars escaped
ed as saying In re g a rd to the ment ddath.
From time to time during tho
al tests.
past year, hoses and buildings in
Already Used Tests
Superintendent Walsh declared the city proper hnv been damaged
the Pittsburgh police already have by bombs and explosions attributed
used thq sanity test in this m an sometimes to vendettas of secret
ner. An ex-polictsmnn, ariestcd on , organizations, and other times
A charge of w riting1’' threatening *to e*pl°ding stills
Several persons have been killed
letters to his form er superiors, was
held fr mental observation in the by\mknown assailants who speed
city hospital to thw art efforts of ed away in an nutomibile a fte r
the prisoner’s attorney of release emptying the deadly spray from a
him under bond pending a hearing. sawedoff shotgun into tho body of
the victim .
During the past yenr Pittsburgh
These m e only some of the crime
has approached Chicago in noto chapters that occurred.
In tho
riety incurred by the escapes of its future, however, if the mental
criminal. Here are testam ents to tests prove a succecss, the annats
P ittsburgh's “toughness."
of criprinals here may not be filled
In downtown Pittsburgh in front with so many daring anti danger
of one of the city's leading thea- ous exploits.
4. Order must be tnnfntalned a t
ny price. Dissent and criticism
lust be silenced.' Freedom of
peach and press m ust be rigorousr. curbed.
All of these steps are epitomised
i a single sentence in tho Wilw a s a td U M
come -Into
dng ftf win a aort of civil' wai1,
ar meaaiji'cs iare utilized td- esbllah -peace,
InknownSoldierOf
PapBetweenStates
tuned A t M arietta
■
.
MARIETTA, Ga., Sept. 29,—
:NS)—Tbe..story of an unknown
tro of the w ar between the States,
i the U q k p side is ended here.
I t was thought for many years
tat the lqat chapter In the naritivc had been inscribed arid the
ord “finis" applied, but an “epitgue" was begun a few days ago
rhllo A tlanta construction forces
rare excavating the new F rank
, Stanton School.
The story, was concluded to
te accompaniment of tho sound of
nltad States rifles, the plaintive
itee of Taps, the soldiers “faresi*,’' u d the idlemn burial scr
ee read by Chaplain 7ohn Hall,
[ the 22nd Infantry, F o rt Mekerstfn.
The body of the unknown soldier
as found deep in the earth in an
nbrasure-of an artillery redoubt
tar the location of old Ezra
hurch/* scene of the spirited
drmisnes th a t marked the B attle
Atlanta.
A tattered fragm ent of blue and
button telling the w earer bu
lged to an ordlahce unit was the
ily aid to identification found,
wording to m eager details, wr
ithed by Major Frank, pub:lty of fleer of the Fourth Corps
rea, belief has grown th a t this
idler was probably buried bv the
irsting of a Confederate bomb.
ave Of
res Into
9m West
A 6 0 , Sept. 29,— (IN S )—
he season's first cold wave will
tore Into Chicago today, according
siJTpf. Henry J. Cox of the local
eathef bureau. The frigid blasts
fll i weeA in from the west, where
■bly
low
tem perature
for several days,
states, Colorado,
Kansas, Nebraska and
snow atorma of g rea ter
it.
>
weeks ago Sioux City,
T__ i-tlie schools on account
wave. Today th eir problem
ng the heating plants going
' forestall another dlsmis-
DES MOINES. Sept. 2«,_<IN S)
—Although C«l. Charles A. Lind
bergh entertains the fond wish to
see the skies dotted wfth roaring
sp e ed in g , airplanes, be Uoek not
w ant this wish fulfilled a t too
grdat a cost in human life. As n
rccaution against unnecessary ac
cidents he has issued a warning
against aviation schools where the
training is insufficient.
,
“You ' can find,” Colonel Lind-'
bergh stated, "many schools which
advertise th at they will teach a
fjdviio howl to fly tin 'airp lan e.
Some of them give the course for
$100, usually turning cut the stu
dent as a finished
pilot
after
about ten hours In the air.
Practice Needed
■1
"Ten hours of flying wilt not
moke anyone a pilot, and $100 will
not buy a very good
course
In
training. I really believo it is al
most a waste of money to take such
a course. The man or woman who
wishes to become a pilot should be
prepared to spend a t least $500 for
the training, and some agreement
should be reached whereby the
use of a plane for practice may bo
obtained a fter the course has been
completed."
A great many of these accidents
occur because of th^se men who
arc turned out of cheap schools,
Daily Letter
By International New*
PEKING, Sept. 29, (IN S )—W ith
out doubt the most "jobbed" man
in all the world m ust have been
Chen Chun, form er official of the
nationalistic government. An an
nouncement from th at goverment
states that Chen has resigned and
his nineteen concurrent posts . and
was busy winding up affairs beft re relinquishing to his succes
sors.
.
v
Although every- one of the num
erous governments which China
has had since the empire has dec'ared against the pericious aystem
of officials holding concurrent
posts, the happy situation of one
man drawing upwards from two
salaries from the government goes
m errily on as witness the good
fortune of th e n Chun.
“Martin Johnson is right
—Luckies give the greatest enjoyment”
Saul FAmcr W o o d to Frank Stone
while o n ci hunting trip in the
Canadian1Rockies.
M artin Johnson,
Famous African Explorer,
ivrites:
uW hilc trailing big game in Africa, X have
tt£v cr been without my Lucky Strike Cigarette.
O n c e o n the Abyssinian b o rd er my sh ip m e n t
of th em fro m A m e ric a m issed u s, and 1 u u s
miserable until the natives followed our tracks
across the Kaisout desert to Nairobi with my
precious cargo of Luckies. After 4 years of
smoking Luckies in wildest Africa, l find my
voice in perfect condition for my lecture tour
in A m e r i c a ,,
patch outside the city wuil where
skirmish had taken place iri the
spring between contending armies,
it being too much trouble to cart
the dead bodies away, a' thin cover
ing of earth had sufficed for a
yard, the luscious melon had fuund
the spot-well fertilized as a garden patch.
fy a x e u
n. W.h.en. .p etty
officer
Wang
breathed'his last a few days ago,
hi* friends wept and contributed
enough tp buy a thin pine board
coffin and lay his rem ains to rest
in a shallow grave outside the city
wal Three daya a fte r the fun
eral a close friend nearly jumped
out of hi. skin When he met t h L
dead and buried W ang walking*
from the direction of the new grave
townrd hit home.
With bulging eyes the friend Ustened to Wang’s indignant re d ta or how he found him self waking
in a decidedly hard and cramped
hcd. !I« pushed a t the sides but
A certain gentlem an living on |horn«. UH o w " ! ! ^ h ^ g e t fhere
Double .Tetnpht S treet feeling,jren- i demanded of his friend und it took
eroini. bought tho said luacn>u<rl many cup* of tea and several
looking melon for his children only hours to retelj
the
story of
to h ear them wail over iU b itte r Wang’s ascension from the deud to
ness. W ith g ria f the melon wAs the quick.
tossed into the g u tte r where it
rem ained until evening.
Managers of the F a r E astern
As the light faded the melon
lowed increasingly
tl1 in the Olympics which are in progress in
^ ■ ■ ■ 1u nPM
•Shanghai, are broadminded whan
a mild falix- irkneas it resembeld a'
Can this bo
the city In an lantern. Neighbors --------_ .- T It comes to sports.
the phenomenon and a policeman dtnied in light of the announcement and ping pong team s are to
who appeared on
■ "“ r
participate and to be given equal
in th a jn e lo n to-be 1
honor with others.
Ae a result of
t announcment
Japan Is
a fte r
• ping
.chamnpions to
'th
—a Uams froi
j tore a r t all i
.■ a r i
Pimples, Boils,
'K/% Skin Eruptions
Stunt Accidents
"The idea th at rornmcrciul avia
tion is dangerous is erroneous,"
Lindbergh asserted. “Over lines
where regular inspection is made
and reasonable caro is taken few
accidents qccur. In stunt Hying,
in making tests and In pioneering
hops the story is different. There
always is danger in tests, and ac
cidents as proof th at flying is
dangurous. Someone must make
the teats and take the risks, as in
every other endeavor.”
Lindbergh, believes it would bo
fatal to the progress of aviation to
attem pt to hnjt long flights over
water or uncharted sections of the
earth. He believes, though, th a t
those backing such flights were
brought about. In his opinion, because the entrants started without
sufficient preparations.
tot,i*h‘ *t7L ^ foUnd toJ? s
_ ,
£
firm In the belief they are m nstcr
pilots, Lindbergh said. They un
told they can fly when, in fact
thdy have not even learned the
rudiments of the game, he added.
Colonel Lindbergh also deplored
the fact th a t the average person,
In rending of aviation accident**,
docs not take in consideration the
difference tMjt\vpefl.cpnynerA)«i,fiyr
lng and stunt; test and plbticer flyirtg.
“ In China w aterm elon, hnv.
y.i-hL’
t ofn his
l,Ut,bed
'*.e moved
**ftet*
mis arms the top
low instead of red insides but even Hattie,* I . „
” T
th a t difference from American n u K £ * ! howe? of * { th whlch
melons pales in the tight of a “J g J £ ' “f ” 1 m o .u h' ,
luscious one found in Honan recently.
I wnunm ent that ho was outside tho
S
BATH TOW
In ord^r th at'w e may getetir
special double loop Turkish bath
towels Introduced into as ms**
homes ns possible wttjnilL nuH
to Any address T towels
—■fwdi—
1
110i,tr
fnnmitiiv
ac-*
result*
from
AdTerlka.
Now
I
cat
$1.00 postpaid.
1 ;MONTO0MHH Y, Ala., Sept. 29, C a su a lty '__ _____ I ... U P P P !w h«t I like and feel cheerful
cording to an announcement to d a y .
„
. ,. „ ,
.
These' towels are size 20 i v
—<INS);— Prospects (o£ a spirited by I* It. Pound, district manager i aR“ «n-—M r ^ y d i a ^ lm o n t. Even,
40 and a special double loo?,
kampnign
lictim n -Ex-GaYt Trier with headquarters at Orlando.
| j** FIRST spoonful of Aderika re- construction, woven from bm
Mr. Cheek has already assum edt
*nd often removes aa- select cotton yarns.
William W . Brandon, of “24 for
rjivv
tonishing amounts of old waste
Di> not confuse this heavy
Underwood" fume, and Senator his duties here. Mrs. Cheek and m
atter from the system . Makes youf
I *
-rTom Heflin, fnV the senator’s pn-t- ' h,|.d™n . have joined him tp San- e a t and sleep better. No m atter double loop towels- with thl
light single loop.
i.,
. .
. .
___. u
ford tn eir future home.
ent seat, have brightened wilh the
___________
w hat you have-tried foe your stom
Albert R, Kirby
ach and bowela, Adlerika will sur
announcement, qf the form er gov;;
SUSPECT WOUNDED
Gaffney. 8. r.*
prise you.—Laney Urug Store.
emor that if only two are e n te red .
—-----In the rate , ha will be a candidate. I DE1ROIT, MICH.,
■ ...
■ .
,, j suspect, probably fatally wounded
I h r torm cr Ljrfvemcr has ^1*.one patrolman and slightly woundready tol«l newspapermen that ed another in n desperate break
ho v.mld like to run against Sen-J for freedom in the tunnel between
ctor Heflin, in a "head and Head"!the recorders court building and the
race
[county jail this afternoon.
"I will be ,q canJiratc for Sen- j ' " “ u
;-----------------------------Heflin - seat in the United S tn le a lix t iik c o r x t v r n n i T o f *km o m k ia .
renalc if he and I are the only can. I ik o i . f. V o i s t v . f i .oi
didut.
s, ’ Hill"
-Brxmion sakl.
“ t.OMPAN’
S ' ^ ?l , tlNI!
.ASD MO U T H A U K
„
tt "
,
,
a (’ iirporr a t i o n . P l a l n Sr mil nr IHefMn,
Senator
le rin , on
on the
the other
other tiff.
vs
hand, has already made a sharp IT F. •Uanas.uprratInv
Skilled physicians recognize tho I did. This was some time
anil irailln c
I - . - Is a new photograph of Mary dig at Mr. Brandon. In a r*cent
appearance of pimples, boils and Now I feel well, and I am cHUb*
tis E t MI BWO O f t ( i l KM' Kf l V COMAtkinson, Enid, Okla., nurse who f a r li a t Abbeville, the Senator I'ANV. IVfi-mlnnl.
other skin eruptions ns being an along fine. S.S.S. stopped tho
faces a murder charge in connect chat 11 | th a t “Bill” and other mem
VOTIIU OF SIIIIIIIKFS SALK
indication of on abnormal condi itching and it cured me of beOs.
I't’UUC N dl'It’K IS HKIIKIIV
tlon with the mysterious deaths of ber*
the Alabama delegation to lUVKN that I. C ,M HAND, us Slisr- tion of the system. This is why I advise all weak and run-down
the irtfQ. and daughter of Rev. tho , -t Democratic na|innai con- Iff of
no many thousands have been en people to give S.S.S. • a try
County,Florida, will
Bailey. Episcopal m inister of >ii" t aided and nbetteil Gover- offer fur Mile and sell at I’ulilli* abled to free themselves of thejo It clears up the akin; makes m
Outcry pt the front dn«r of tH•Enid. The picture was taken slnco
of New York, in vot- Kdaewood Oroeery Com|ian> Hlore unsightly blemishes and painful strong and Alls you with energy".
her arrest. Authorities Investi no. 'or Sinith,
the passage of the resolui- I lueuied at 2 •s i Sanford Avenue, annoyances by taking a course of M rs. J i W. B arker, 1337 Walnut
gating the case say Miss Atkinson 1im hu b would have caused n do. '
S.S.S.
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kl-.rOla the following de? "5
m
l!,
I
...... . p s u i t e r i j , r r s I r u S v d
for
was infatuated with the pastor. j b'li im n of the
“
I
suffered
from
impure
blood
K u .htux hlan to, rent:
s
You owo it to yourself to try
' ru
— was weak, and I had los^ so
-----,
-----------“ --------- — ' ntlt
All t h a t etocL of uoods. w a r e *
ip the Democratic platS.S.S.
It helps N ature build
much
weight,
l
didn’t
look
nat
m e n d i au d i f o- a n d f i x t u r e s l oc u .
TAMPA —Standard Oil Comp- j fore
t n l Itl sai d Store,
u ral. I had pimples and was also up red corpuscles. It improve,
any opens new building here.
j Th .• people
of Alabamn hnvs on Mo nd a y llie Std d a y o f Oo i n h e r , bothered with a breaking-out that tho processes by which the blood
nourished. It is time-tried and
s a m e he loir a l e e a l s a l e s
-tirre d by the prospect of a [ A,
£ ,xt»o fIsiT.
Itched terribly. I also had tails is
■tt ;
bi
t h i s cour t .
reliable.
There are ,'J42 distinct Indian rr
o
n
e
a
fte
r
another.
I
tried
differ
tietween Senator Heflin aryl
•
f SC H A N D ,
a s Wherlff of S e m i n o l e C o u n e n t kinds of remedies, but nothing
tribes in ihe United States nnd pos- Jti Itnimlon, while in political cii^
S.S.S. is sold a t all good dreg
ty.
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
d id me any good until n friend stores in two nizes. The larges
sessions, all controlled by the office «•], fhp m atter is causing much
Ity H \ «\ W l l l t a m s u n
size is more economical.
of Indian Affairs.
ecu i«ent.
D e p u t y S h e r i f f . advised mo tp .ta k e S.S.S,-which
L indbergh Warns A gainst
W here The
Is Insufficient
,)t
RaceBetweenOscar CheckNamedManagerl Gag Pres8ed H e a rt i
'c aUged Sick Feeling
U n d e r w o o d And Of Insurance Branch
«r Ampri. I “G bs caused pain around my
!
$ « ,
(. ; u
B ra ndtffi1 L o o m s ,
t h ^ L i ^ - a n d i i n i r fifty . ^
g L g q y K o rru t-
Yoii, too, w ill find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of fhe finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process—“It’s
toasted”—no harshness, not a bit
of bite.
:
�THE SANFO'RD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927
Sanford Daily Herald
-
ant a d . rates
Term*: Ca*h In Advance
» patrons *nd cuUector sent
■Mediately for payment.
Time-------------------- * * “ »•
Time**----------- -■ -£ * j ! "
Times r - - - -------- * ,.ne
| T im es-----------------4c * ,lne
Time rates on request.
Business Service
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS—
Two rooms kitchenette arut bath
Pre- attractively furnished, centrnll)
sertptions, Drugs, Soda. W eare located, all improvement s; $'< per
is near you as your phone. Call 103, week. Tel 777 or 776.
METAL ROOFING—The Roo1
erf rating.
Metal
shin
standing seam tin and galvL
roofs. See Jam es H. Cowan.
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111
16—Houses F o r Rent
-----
YOUR BUSINESS
ing
daily in
-cord appear
this column will
1m last week. Mr. Kelly contemllntcs the erection of a winter honu
SEVEN passenger touring car, , n the near future, on his property
looks and runs like new, to ex purchased last w in te r f ro m E .il.
change for coupe in good condi Sn’ith.
tion, telephone 776 after 7 P. M.rA benefit chicken supper was
given in Jamestown Saturday even*
WILL TRADE— Well located resi ,in* to defray expenses of the new
dential lots for down-town busi church now und<r construction. Tne
ness property, improved or unim upper wns reported a financial sueproved. Give all information whan C fM .
answering this ad. Box 1.14 Care
Herald.
NORTH WOOD — $100,000 new
rhoiil building to l>e erected here
20— M iscellaneous F o r S a lt
CIVIL WAR LOOMS
GRAY. INF.. Sept 29.—(IN S)— ;
Civil war loomrd in Gary today
between the negro colony and the |
whites a* 1.500 pupils of the Emer
son High School, with boos and
jeers, walked from the auditorium
and unanimously rejected any com*
primise pleas until 24 negro stud
ents are ousted from the school.
HOLLYWOOn-WorJk begun
new city hall here.
House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St,
• reach over 3,000 every day!
Apply Kent Vulcanixing Works, Johnson Outboard Motor, like new, TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE FOL
for sale. L F.. White, 1G01 LOWING STREET: ELEVENTH STREET FROM FRENCH AVENUE
jl*, reduced rates are for , -*"d it costs so little a .12 word
French Ave.
j
FOR
RENT
5-room
bungalow
with
TO HOLLY AVENUE.
useentiw ■
inMttionfl.
csn-ccuii*c
------- ,
ad for one month costs only $2.00.
gnrage, $90 per month, Woodruff HUPM OUILR.Eight 1920 Sedan—
[ Six words of average length
The following is the final estimated cost of paving Eleventh Street
I Sub-division; T. A. llrutherson,
rcposs.ssed.' Runs good, looks from French Avenue to Holly Ave. a width of 21 feet, with sheet as
L counted a line.
Phone 14R
I phono 135.
'Minimum charge of 30e for
good, is, good, real cheap nt $000.
' Just task for “Classified Depart
Phone 16. Florida Chnniller Motor phalt on u G inch rock base.
i FOR RENT: Five room bungalow Co., Kent Hld'g................... ........... f 927.00
^AH '"advertising is restricted
> 1615 cu. yds. grading @ G0c .....
ment"
j nt the corner of I’ulmetto Avenue
to proper classification.
1252 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ $1.00
...
— ........... 1,262.00
I and Katie Street. Large living
1( an error is made Die Snn151
lin.
ft.
single
curb
heuders
@
47c
— ,
,0-®'
I room, dining room, two bedrooms,
rord HeraM will be respons ble
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W Ali-S bath, with shower, kitchen equip
•
1550
sip
yds.
macadam
foundation
G
inch
thick
<
<
p
$1.20
l,8i>0.00
GOLDENROD
Le onlv one incorrect insertion,
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT
• 1650 sip yds. asphalt pavement 2 inch top jj) $1.16
1,782.30
h . X r t i s e r lor subsequent I SOMETHING NEW AND BET ped with electric range. Front and
rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
esertions. The office should be
Church services were well a t - 1 <
905 sip ft. concrete pave. (6 inch nlley returns) (p 42c
380.10
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA S.
C. B. care The Herald.
spiffed immediately in case of
tended a t the Community Church • 11», cu. yds. Class B concrete (6) $12.00
........................... 432.00
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR
Inst Sunday. Rev. Reid .was prea-1
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD,
1000
lb*,
reinforcing
steel
<
g
>
10e
....
,
100.00
cut and preuched, this being his
FLA.
,80’00
first sermon here since his summer 4 Type R inlets <g> $46.00 ................... .......— .
160 lin. ft. 12 Inch storm G $1.26 ..... .
187.50
vacation.
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano
A
Herald
representative
A social for Thursday evening Lnlsiratory inspection of material
tuning by experts with 17 years
89.66
toroughly fam iliar with rates
ut 7:30 o’clock was announced on
,
399.39
Jcs and
clasaifaction will experience. Sanford music store 19— Houses For Sale
.......
Sunduy afternoon nnd will be held Engineering
ve you complete information, und Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & l l McLegal
expense,
advertising,
etc.
.......
181.54
ut
the
Community
Church.
This
so
1.under Arcade, Phone 832.
nd if you wish they will assist
Six
months
interest
carrying
charge
60
8
•/,
.
111.il
cial will be us u get together
,u |n wording, your want nd,
meeting for the purpose of promoBUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation
i make U more effective.
Ing interest in the church und Sun
boxes and general cement work
Total ..................................
»s , iim...io
day. school work. It is desired that
lmbo ^ p a n t n o t i c e .
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerThe total cost of the improvement exceeds the estimated cost by
nil who are interested in this work
willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
Advertisers should give their
be present Ttursday evening to $2,109.80.
met or postoffice address as
Finnl Assement per front foot $0.40.
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT For sale cheap—One 8 room houiw injoy the social hour and to as
ill as their phone number if.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, F.ogtneer
SHOP — Printing
engraving,
sist ut the business session.
to
l>e
moved
off
lot.
Phone
195,
*y desire results. About • xe embossing. Sec us first. We tin it.
Meedames Eldridgu and Parker
FOOT
\ ' FINAL
tder out of a thousand has
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com
utteiuled the class social of the ma
•
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE
ASSESSMENT
telephone and th eothers
mercial Street.
tron clasa of the Baptist Church of NAME
K. R. 1 It AFFORD’S MAP OF THE TOWN
Winter Park, Thursday afternoon
OF SANFORD. FLORIDA.
from 9 to 5. After the business
LUMBER and compleU tin* or
building m aterial. Low
prices.
• ession which included the election
nk r*
Lot 6 Block 12 Tier 9
...... 117
$753.82
Security Lumber Co.. “Where Good
iof ofticers, a social hour was en’a,lin
Lot 10 Block 12 Tier 9 .... 117
763.W
| Grad j * Come From " Maple and
•Joyed. Mrs. Purkcr was made presrally
C<.
Lot
6
Block
12
Tier
10
J
117
*
7WA2
Sixth. Phone 797.
Udcnt of the class for the coming
•a ltv Co.
Lot 10 Block 12 Tier 10 .... 117
755.82
'year. Delicious refreshments were
CONCRETE In every ahape and $500 cash and the balance ony r e - j served by the hostesses, mesdante*
Belle Clic k Lot 1 Block 13 Tier 0 ‘.5
117
765A2
form, block*, til* roofing, orna usnnablc way. Address Box 411 .Gordan und Bryant.
,t
Lot 6 Block 13 Tier 9 ....... 117
* 765.82
mentals, etc. SanTord Cement Prod Cure Herald.
I Mr*- L- J - W aters and
family
1*1*
Lot 1 BloclCl3 Tier 10 ....... 117
756.82
uct* Company. Fifth and Maple
__________ _____________ ; spent Sundsy with friends at Alt**
St*.
Phone
112-W.
befs
Lot
0
Blbck*.
13
Tier
10
v—
H7
’
765.82
i—Lost A nd Found
FOR RALE: Well constructed nmnte.
r •
•
The above and foregoing Final Assement* nre payable In full up
bungnluv, corner Palmetto j^vej Mr. and Mr*. Jackson of Orlanifo I
b— Help W anted (M ale)
and Katin Street. Five rooms, hath were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mr*» "to November 1st, 1027, without interest; and after such dut« said assesspST— Money hng containing FIELD MANAGER—For 100 acre with shower, kitchen equipped with Roy Sloniger Thursday eveplfl#
■menta are puyablc in ten equal annual Installments with Interest at 8
Ihciks, currency — Thursday
potato farm near Sanford. Ma»t electric range. Owmrr out of the und also enjoyed n radio p»yty<
Iger cent per annum on all deferred payments.
fcming between 13th nnd Park
city and will sell at lese than act-| Lillte Jerry Slnkarllf,
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
U 4th nnd' Sapford Ave. Reward
ual value. Price $6600.00 with $100 down by an auto, near his homo
returned to H. E. Meighan, 1212
cash nnd $75 monthly. Address,W ednesday morning. Kliee;Bro*»n ford, Florida, this 27th day of September, A. D. 1027.
urk Ave. vi
. uj. -^
L; It, PJU U PS,,C ity Clerk.
Box 101 care The Herald.
iof W inter Park :wa# 'drlWog the
__________—------ ------------------ — (car. Mrs. Browp rushed the hby
11— M lacellaneoua
$3750.00 Is the pricce of small cot- to a doctor. He -was found th a t he (SEAL)
Automobiles
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE FOL
’ tage.on well located lot on Mag- was not nerinuily injured,
nolia Avenue. $50 cash ail th at is| Mr. nnd Mrs..R. L. Croom tnotor- LOWING STREET: SEMINOLE BOULEVARD FROM PARK AVE
required.,Balance
payable just likp rd to South Fla., Sunday»for a few
DQDGE
rent. Bog 124. care The Herald.
jdoys visit with Mr. Crdom‘a purIrasiire cqrs and Graham truck* 12— Wanted
--------r -------------------------------------cits.
’‘
Rnt and 13th Styeot. Phono 3.
24— L o Im F o r S a le
I Mr. Stanley Bonjnmin, who is
BY TAYLOli
X FEEV-SOFOOUSM
IM THESE KNICKERS—
l iv e O NcmOAi NOT TO
GO OOTOH THE COOR5E
THO UO HT
C'MONPLAT
. Got-F .
ixrs
'W tt.L. I F THESVE
m o tthey h^ e a b u m
. 5EMSE
x n in n i, r i'x iis ,
x r iiik ii .k
OF
rnt'NTV
XKNIXOI.H CODSITt
K#r T t r P r r M i: « S l i s H »r»»ktr 3UI, I I H
Tho follow Ing report of lh* receipts and disbursem ent* of the
. riiiMii funds «f Sem inole C ounty for th e period ending December li s t .
I*:** wlili ilie hu lance* nnd amount of warrnnia ou isin nd ln c and a sta te
ment of III." Axxei* und l.ln lillltles nnU ih e value of school property of tne
..,1hi Seminole County n* reported on ta e l i s t duy of December l*J«. by
the I•umily lloiird of I'uhlle Inalruellon nnd the Superintendent e f Kiibllo
Inxlrii.llnti i* h er e b y published under the provlalone of Chapter SSI*.
Arts o t IS lt. Ij»«r» o f Florida.
ERftUHT AMOg,
Depository ll.-tlnnce
tiutstanillnu W arrants
Net lleU nre
Comptroller.
;
t. i : n i:it a t. st-nooi. r i ’NU
July lo t. I ll#
July tat, 1*1*
July tat, ISIS
I t .i n .I *
• •■JUS
T-»*7.**
It reel*1 a far ala m authei
T axes
Polla
lledenjatlona
One
1 Mill T a t
Kront—1T a t Collector
Tax Collector
Comptroller
Comptroller
I'omntrolier
Comptroller
Time Warrant Interest
and Hlnkln* Fund
Itnnk
llank ,
lS.iS7.dj
«»S *S
4 * 1 .0
<*
«• t
I
1
Making Dalanee
nlabaraeaaei
Kxpemleil far Hchonla:
Halarlea of Teachera
Transportation uf I'uplla
Attendance Officer
Kxpeuee* of Administration:
, •
Malary of Huparlntendent
Traveling Lxpensaa of Haperlntendent
I'er Diem and M lloaea of Members of Board I
Incidental* for Ilo*rd and Huperlatendent
1.*
Krlntlnc Financial Statem ent
Printing
Kxpvneea of K iam lnatlnee
Tuition paid for r o u nty lin e Pupil*
•
Jean'* Tencher
•Sou*
Interval
Itrfiind
K. K. A.
Hlenographer
,$•'
•
1*9
*
Net balance
Warrant* (>u*landlng
December Jlet.,» » * •
December Hat. Ill*
Deposi t ory ttalance
December *let. ISIS
. UKNK.lt AI. TIMM WAMMABT r t ’N n
Dopoeliory Ualance
July let, 1*1*
liulaU ndlng Warrant* Tim*
July tel. It!*
Net Itefflrlt
tlecelpte for atx month*:
July 1*1. 1*1*
Making Deficit
Leaving D eficit _
Cr. July 7. ISIS Refund to General Fund
Net DWflcIt
Warrant* Outstanding, lim a
December *t*t. 1*2*
December *1*1, 1*1*
Depository lin la rue
Iwcvmher 1HI, l»$*
AHaKTa AND laAMIMTUU
AHNTi
<;*neral Sebaat Kaad
Dalanee Caeh In Depo*ltorle*
J
Uncollected T aie*. Including current yeav
Mpedal Ta* Hehool l»l«lrlct
Dalanee Caeh In Detrnallorle*
*
Uncollected Ta***, Including current year
Italance Catli In D letrlcl Bond Fund
Uncollected Taae*. Including current y*#r
Total available A**ela
IIS4.4
LI AMl LI TI Ma
(ieoeral ta k s e l Fund
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer
FOOT
FINAL
Warrant* O utstanding for current expense*
warrunl* Oul•landing
ITION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT Tim#
NAME
Money due or Liability Incurred
a pee la! T a* O b lm l
275 reel North of
City of Sanford
Hpedal Tax D ld rlct Warrant* OuUtandlnp
Hpaclai Tan D istrict Hand* Outstanding
the N. W.. comer of the
8 pedal Ta* District Bond* O utstanding
intersection o f Park
Mpeclal Ta* District Notre Outstanding
Ave. and Fulton St., in
Total
*
the City of Sanford, Fla.,
v a i . i ’k o f a r i i o o i . p n o r n i T i
run West 238.5 ft. Ut a
U eaeral.
|point 23 feet East of the
M io o l llouaea and l-nia
center line of the A. C. L.
Hehool Furniture
Hohbol Apparatus
R. R. original main line
Other Hehool Property
track; thence North 216.2
Hehool Houses and Lota
feet to the Southerly
Hehool Furniture
Hehool A p p a r a tu s
a few weeks with her eon, H. ( .
line of Seminole Boule
O th e r Hehool P r o p e r ly
Parker and wife ,Mrs. lia rri't
vard, thence SoutheaitParker is III a t this time.
.T o ta l Hehool P ro p e rt y
erly along the Southerly
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cox of
side *of said Boulevard
Lakeland were guest* of 61r. and
IIIT KVNIII*. *MMI<»Ol.H COI) S T L r w i
Mr*. G. S. Brown Tuesday i.il
225 feat to the West line
»
Wednesday last.
of Park Ave., thence
Mr. and Mr*. Sanboum end at$4,319,701
•m
South 126.8 ft. to beg
trttV ve little daughter of Orlando
a
, • ■JV'
werekcelling on relatlvy* here Sun Atlantic Coast Lino Beg. at a point 276 ft. N.
a*
tv
day aftenoon.
r . R. Co.
of the North line of Fulh
if i
X
• • *5W of. »n* Mr*. G ifford1of Terr ■
.........
' “ ton St. and 23 ft. E aat
s*
Haute.
Indiana and
Suburban
g g i 'l l
of the center line of the
ZZ
Heme* ere expected to arrive for
^ 3
1
original
main
line
of
the
the winter during the eardJy part
!----------- |A. C. L. R. R. In the City
of October.1.111.01,
Mr. and Mr*. Eldrigde were din
of Sanford, PU., thence
L)l*.*«t
ner guest* of Mr. aadt6(r*. EJ
run West 208.5 f t , thence
4SI.lt
Dawson Sunday.
X77.ee*
N.
295.2
ft.
to
the
$outhMr. 6 . farlson has to fram e j <>
T '
r“
*rly ride of Seminole Bou
fur hi* new dwelling tp be erected
in s . t J a . il!
it
levard, thence Southeastin Suburban Home.
Mrs. Doren spent Friday In Wint i r p ark the ail day guest of
friends.
Mr. end Mrs. R. C. Smith were
Sunday aftsrnoon cellsni a t the
Hoyt Morgan home on O vM >
Sunday afternoon.
Several fro m thla community
attending co u rt in Sanford thU
ESSEX
MOM’N POP
iu :i*iiiit ok
Leaving D eficit
Dr. Tim* Warrant# Paid
a hly I.nke, will add ten thousand more
Her- pl*nt* to hi* acreage In the near
| future. An irrigating plant was InSANFORD BIIICK CO
___
i
(tailed last week, the water to Ih>
212 Magonlin Ave.
who (supplied from un artesian well.
14— ifo o n ts W ithout Board
Phone 307.
A « £ 5 r S f w B t a O ^ l M I, Mr., K « r , . r mm
MODEL TRIM CO.
Furnished bedroom with twin beds. 0'f truck, of citrus fruits, poultry «UT fri^ndx here Ia*t t
V trin* the car, not the owner.
also g aragt. 411 Park Ave.
and live stock of nil kinds. Thirty- b*1"* "I™* * thv *}r' .
Phone 817 for estimates
-------- ----- =------------------------------ four acre, of land that offer. highJJ. Colhcu and Satunl
P. W. RADFORD
15— A p artm en t F o r Rent .rolling lands for citrus, muck lands aud Mrs. H. C. Psrker,
-----------------------------------------------for truck and bulb* and a
w n , , ! ';
HUPS— MARMONS
APARTMENT for rent, screened I lake for pasture land. On the San- »n.XI. B. « '••ni.
Sanford Automobile Co.
porches, hot and cold water. 008 j ford-Orlnndo rood three miles tmm f v r . k U Jay
°r
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137. 'V F irst St
(Sanford. One thousand dollar* cash, Uiik Brown. Mre. T. L
■—i balance on easy terms that will *1- dauipiters of Orlando
NFORD Overland Co. Willy*. _____ ____!------------------ Knights & Ove*lnnd, Whippits Convenient fu rn is h ^ apartm ent low you to n ..k . the ^payments n°°" c*V«r‘ -q|nn. r
rk ft Commercial Sts. Phone 68
\ HOUSE. three to five rooms, not
over $25 monthly, will take
ear’s lenso. “ E. B. P. care Herald.
[KM1NOLK HUDSON
INC.
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
erly along the Southerly
Jr*
side of said Boulevard
I
* . ‘;te
222.8 ft., thence South .
2IC.2 ft. to beginning.
222.8
$3,TT4JVI*
City of Sanford
Beg. at the Northeast
comer of the intersection
of Myrtle Ave. and Wat
er Street In the City of
- J
Sanford, Fla^ run East
117 ft.. North 250.54 ft.
to the Southerly line of
S e m i n o l e Boulevard,
t h e n c e Northweaterly
along the Southerly aide
of aald Boulevard 125.1
ft., thence South 303.95
ft. to beginning
125.1
$2,119.19
The above and forcgclng Final Assessments are payable in full «>b
to November 1st, 1927, without interest; and after such date aald «m »s* .
merits nro payable in ten equal annual installments with Interest a t 8
pre cent per annum on all deferred payments.
Witness my hnnd as City Clerk and the Seal of th« City of Sanford i
Florida, this 20th day of September, A. D. 1927.
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
j
(SEAL)
|
Mr*. Allen Gardiner i
daughter Aline, who .hi
.spending the summer in
i tt.ts i.it i i m . i t i a t
BH5
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 29, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9c6aaa9800bafc8ec703c50e8cd4a5c2.pdf
ffe7674f94936c518c23552601e252d8
PDF Text
Text
\ < r .;
YOUR NEWSPAPER
_ ie4 In Florid*’* H t*rt
World’s Grooleat Vegetable
eUoo. 1U Richest Garden Land
im xra
XIIB WEATHER
Leased Wire International News Service
"$ COUNSEL1
fAHSTOQUASH
INDICTMENTS
House Stolen From
Man And Moved Off
TAMPA. Fla., Sept. 30..(INS)
—Local police officers are try
ing to solve the problem of what
.o do when someone steals a
house and neves it off the to
nother 10 blocks away. P. (i.
Waldron was told that someone
1 was stealing soil off his ^roperty nnd he went to investigate.
Not only soil, but
his entire
h^use »us gone, doing up nnd
down Tampa streets looking for
his house, Waldron identified
one ten blocks away as thut be
longing to him. It had been rent
ed to u private family.
.
Goody to partly cloudy tonf|
and Saturday, probably loci
shower*, oa the cast coaat and
^ eitm an tm ith portion.
=^ ^ E £ M O ^ L O R I D A ^ _ F R I D A Y ^ S r i^ r E M U E R 30, 1927______ M em ber A u d it b u re a u O f C irculations
num ber:
MARTIN WORKS Beauty Show Expert Says BRITISH PLAN! 75 Killed, Hundr
Pageants Do Not Tend To
TO LENGTHEN Demoralize Pa rticipants DRIVE AGAINST Injured As Tomadi
TOURIST TIME
ISLAND CROOKS S w e e p s St. L ouis
KIMTOItS N«»TK: lt«-nuy con- I Beauty Pageants nnd the man who
trUttt Wide s*n||i|«*nitlr«| ,is a
$•*•«• If* ih** morn In. rhnritrt«r probably knows more stunning
••ml iimMiloris nt Ami rli un t l r h
- I'l.s than any one in the country
«»f
Nntimml l%
o*v*ntlort nf
Florida’s Governor Requests Otlhollc women at |h*lr cotiTHfl* • '•n includnig Florenz Zlegficld,
Since Beginning Of Prohibit
In WMuhlnirtMit h r.. thin tli famous glorifier.
All Citizens And Munici-. tWi»m
eeek. Ift vl#w «.f
w U!»« In.
“Girts
are
not
exploited
in
our
tion. Bahama Islands
in in*- i*tihjr« i. Intc-i iiumilitias To Astisl Project ier«nl
ilimal N>w« S ftv ia hm uniler- national beauty contests,” sui.l
Heroine
Mecca For Gunmen
To Extend Tourist Season takftt !•» ohlnln lli** vlrwn uf Nit-hola in un. interview today.
And
Outlaws
Of Big Cities
I hour u (in ha\ •» ti ;i•I **\p%*rlenc*r
Any one who says they are has
hi limit!) | mvu••Mill n. am) hrfe•
never'
witnessed
a
pageant
in
Atu ItH fMlI.iHvi tli«« Tu*t uf a n«r.
I»•< ttf a rtl«*lr•<
hmtie City.
1 have met hundred* of benutiHy Jaim-.H I,. Kili'allcn
:'*l young girls in
IInternational New s Service S taff l iiave"',nrectV«"| the ‘n g i'm ^ a m l*
Fifty One Citjes Approve Pro-|
Correspondent
1,1 ull thut time. 1 have never
Bootleggers Have
Of Damage Was Caused
ject In Entirety And Send NEW YORK, Sept. :«»—Beaat> L.IOWII of n single instance where American
Hy
Unin Storm Which Fol-j
Kept
Hrilish
Islands
In
Con
In Checks For T h e ir (juntas contest* are in no sense demorali 11; mural standard of a girl has
F iv e P re s e n tm e n ts A re ;
’.j
lowed
In Wake Of Tornado; I
stant
Turmoil
For
Years
zing to young girls; in fact they
' n lowered as a result of her e x
All Wire* Were Blown Down
ARTIN. JACKSONVILLE Fla . ^ tvc “ good purpose for tin y perience m Atlantic City. The conIIY WILLIAM It. DROWN
'50-(IN S)_Urging entire* te d ‘."bring out" the best qualities in !ri,r> is true; it has proved »f
International New. Service Staff
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 30.—(IN
.effort on the part of all citizens ith r entrants and prove that the mu at benefit to many irir|s.
Correspondent
8 )—Many St. Liuis insurance'men
*
.
.
and n unisipalitiea to assist in th e ! V1 ',‘m1 Stn,**» hi,!l ,h,‘ moat I*’'10*
I am constantly receiving let- I
FA.. Sept. HO.—
—! today estimated the damages from
L ily M an ag er A n n o u n c e s A p -; pri,j,.ct to extend the tourist sea*- tilul y°unK w'"»'en in the world, *'r' fri'in girls who have been in 1
Motions to quaph
(IN S )—No miser counting his gold yesterday’s tornado at $ 100,000,...
"
*
contests.
They
are
not
ha*-’!
*
point
m
e
n
to
f
F
o
rm
e
r
P
a
lro
lon.
Governor
John
\V.
Martin,
fomi
**?''
")’’ni,,n
of
Armand
.djetments charging
T. Nicols, director-general for the 'ck letters, expressing regret. No. ever watched each shinning piece 1)00 or more. One prominent u n d e r - LUUI b Mo., Sept 30—
man
As
Chief
Of
Police;
“H
y
opened
u
statewide
meeting
on
president
and
more carefully than the Pennsyl- writer said the danm„^
Key, vice , .
lu*t five years of the Atlantic City
by ......
rain! With a death toll reachinjr'to
(Continued (It) Page Five)
vanln Department of lleulth cheeks would be greater lamuge
Assumes Duties Saturday hcrc
cashier of the
Sominole
than th**
the wind o v e r 75 nnd wUh
leag t 7Q0
each
birth
and
death
in
tb.*
state's
The
proposul
was
characterized
i
County Bank, wjth making
damage.
ten
milli'
n
citizens
..
by Governor Martin us the grentPatrolmen J. V. Martin...........
will takfalse entries jn connection
The contents of buildings were injured in hospitals and a t pri
Each month the exact toll of
with his duties aa an officer office tomorrow us tempornry **st undertaking ev er# started and I
damaged
to the extent of $C5,000,. vate homes and a property
disease is Varefutly totaled and
000
,
he
asserted,
Ry the torrential damage estimated to be at a
of the financial institution, Chief of th* Sanford Pidice D e-! one thut should he pushed on to a I
checked in comparison with the
rain ,which followed the storm.
were overruled this after- purtment. City Manager Williams •successful conclusion,
same
period
in
former
years.
The
I
least thirty million dollara, St. '
the appointment to The j "Tourists In ing more money t
poon iiv Judtre W G Rowe in announced
Department allows tho figures to
Herald
this
morning.
i
Florida
than
any
industry,
not
the sepcial term of the circuit
s|t«ak for themselves and seldom
Mr. Mnrtin served as chief " f , excepting the ci t r us industry,"
comments on controversial ques 000 and $100,000,000, a more con-iGotH8 today swung Into renacourt.
police in a town in South Dakota Governor Martin declared,
servativa estimate wus given by bilitating the damage done by
tions.
At the same time Judge Rowe |
a number of years, according
, «,e here to disfuss plans for putIt does admit however that al Charles M. Thalbert, vice president the tornado and rain storm
mv* counsel fo r the defendant
information given bv a member of lin|f machinery into option that
‘rntil 9 o’clock Monday morning to the local department who is well wi„ „ta , t an influx llf visitors t*. Keynote.Speaker At Convcnt- American Holeased From Pri though daily progress is living of the standard underwriter*’ agen which yesterday afternoon
here, who said $50,000,000 would through scattered sections
file pitas in abatem ent to th in acquainted with him. Mr Martin lhc „tuU,
io;> Warns Republicans T*o son To ( ‘omplete Four Year made In the fight of science cy
N(l
bu lt cVt.r
against disear|* there are soma cover the loss.
dictments against Mr. Kev. The
wiest side creating havoc over the
Elect LargerNumhcrOf Re Enlistment Period In Africa; cuuk?s which continue to reap an
...... _.
on .n ,‘fhl d“ *y- 1 e * • "
■perfect will meet with the entire
pica* are exnected to set forth
nlentire city.
publicans
To
State
Houses
ever
increasing
umount
of
deaths
the
InT.'
Mr,y
n
t
T
!
n
“
PProvul
of
he
whole
people,
lien|#ged Insufficiencies In th - *NiiwIleWunlsToComellome and which are not um<ng those ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30 —(IN S)— A fter a night of relief work
Thplent
1 ion with him ffor
ir aan Iin* .
diriment*, und If upheld bv the and
The storm hit the ccnttal district supervised by the Red Croat, with
coninuin
. m•'«»
, l*Ut
■ our. . shoulders to
things which physicians run fight. with the grentest fury, leaving rescue and'patrol duties being ta
HUGHKSTKit. N. Y„ Sept. 30—
.
: tin* wheel ami work in uinstbn to
court would serve to nullify the
Alcoholism is one of the causes Sarah Street a tangle of wires to ken care
(IMS) Colon* I Theodore UoO*e- 1 PARIS, Sept. 30 —(IN S)— \
el?*,L *
, ...
...
#! put this project over *'9
presentiments.
by the polk* and na
Mr. Martin ha.i held positions o f i 1
.
which is taking an increasing toll the northward. From the shatteted tional guardsmen, an appeal*for
1
*
U‘
was
begun
today
to
obtain
veil,
keynoty
-peuker,
today
warnIn filing motions to quash the responsibility with the government j Fifty-one cities In the state un
of human lives und is one of the
two Indictments against Mr. Key doing deputy work in a number «f|nounccd that the plun in its entire- id the Repuhlicali state convention, the i omplete liberation of Dennett few "kiners" which thp Depart, windows of her little confectionary funds to help In relief work wo*
the defense counsel, represented localities neerding to The Herald’s i •> was acceptable ad presented a larger number of Republicans I Doty, American member of th** meat's experts admit cannot be ex tore Mrs. John L Hromick was issued by Mayor Victor J. Miller
*,
by Tom Palmer of Tampa, cited informant nt police headquurters. j checks for the quota allotted. The members must bv elected to the I fetich Foreign Legion, who was actly tabulated nor easily fought. able to witness one of the moJti as follows:
icYased from an K-year prison
thrilling
spectacles
in
the
stormalleged Irregularities In the drnw: The new temporary chief came to , meeting was attended by more logirlnturc this full.
"To
police
of
SL
Louis.”
Six Months Report
"F or the first tim.* ' i the history t*nn for desertion on condition be
\ “An emergency need ai
ing of the jury panel. The objec- Sanford highly recommended. He th an IKK) persons
representing
Reports f'T the first six months ridden city.
maiplotes
the
four
years
of
his
on*
.Hundreds of our fellow S t Loui
of the nation, the shadow of Tumtons were to the effect that the is well liked by many of his fal-'u h o u t 150 communities.
The
wires
with
their
cross-cir
of
the
present
year
show
that
297
lirtment period in Africa. Doty is
sians exists as the result of yes
jury call had not been duly
re low-iMficers. It Las the general | The genera^ Ian was given t h.*;
cuit*
seemed
to
color
the
storm
deaths
were
reported
from
that
^ ,1,^,.J
r ! NUiU' c w enroutc to Algeria to rejoin
terday's storm. "A fter perionnlly
corded and th at th3 minutes of trend of opinion that he will have j unanimous endoneqient of the con-,
like
flames.
cause during the period. That
thr Legion.
surviving as much of the area aa
the County Commissioners' meet the utmost co-eperation on the part | ferencu an,j p|nn„ urt, now being i , '*
ip <u,r
our power to dispoll
enmpures with 1H9 for the same
*9
"Thirty-five
school
children
who
the debria and wreckage would p e r - F "
Doty’s lawyer, Charles Campbell,
ing. when the names were drawn, of his subordinates.
form ulated'preporatoiy to sending!, n' *hudow this autumn, llv vlcct- in behalf of Doty's "old nail infirm period of lust year and 203 for just left afU r eating lunch, af|tl mit. I feel thet the extent of the
had not bqen . signed
by
the
were on their way back to school,’’
Police Roy W illiam s. oul of the centers of population jn»-'
*tr 1°"F' republican m ajority mot her," presented a letter to Paul the first six months of 1925.
fhuirmun of the board
Carefully us the figures ane ob she said, "when all of a sudden it havoc and the consequent suffer- ,
tained und checked the Department becamu dark. I went to the door. Ing makes this call for Immediate
admits that ulc< holism is one of Suddenly the whole street seemed relief necessary.
“Through the splendid resj
the must difficult nf death causes to be ablaze. I slammed the'door,
figures a»Si' baaed on itttjendtng and held |t shut fearing it would of the police, the fire department
e American Red Croon, the Ns
physician’s reports nnd it is ad catch fire any minute. But the
tJX u trd , th?
mitted thut except in extrema c h iy q n did they get.
’•flier *nranU
l eg* the imnistry to relenx.* Dotv , eases of "alcoholism" Is not given s c h c i^ r" * ’ '*
Rose, president, State Real Street."
_
■m :g o ffe rin g are be g ea r*!
from serving the hulunce of ills* as tho enu»3 of death. During the
Williams fob ! Estate Board; Jerry W. Carter, •Roosevelt
as'ailed
Governor term in the enlistment
school “officials
report
early
nt.
I satin* period in 1927, heart disease, The *«*»»
port e*rly
. 'D
. cial. w
w
.... minute* and to
record
sign the
‘
stu^e
hotel
commissioner;
L.
M.
Sm ith’s administration of stab*
isci to have m used 11,101 deathiTand just howl^'**)', Indie* *d that It waa Kr.tt
"H is difficult in the f!r‘ t n i!,.h
.... proceedings did not constjtuto lows:
Ihe
Rhodes, commissioner, bureau of finances. He said thut if the Smith
M. Painleve prumbise
Sanford Fla.,
re ’tha fulid if it were many of those were alcoholism is «n'«clo as only a minimum of ehltd- qf the disaster to measure
reasons for nullifying the indict
state
markets;
and
representatives
the
case
examined
ut
111, 11 11 **1 ll
'
rill
■lirr»l-i>il from
f ram Ih
,tnrm EarlKarl. lust extene of the suffering
Sept. 30, 1927.
lit'.uneiul pulley hut been c a n i d
ren suffered
the. storm.
o r to
ments. In this the court concurred
not
known.
found
of the state department of agri
on a t Washington during the Iasi ''"
.V r possible uto
" release Duty
Despite the campaigns of severul iei reports had Columbia Ames, estimate the ultimate requirement*
and accordingly •'verruled the de Members of Sanford Police Dept., culture.
seven ye
years "bread lines would I. • v lh”"t1 “ “ 'ibllsh.i.g a precede,,;, dents are another i-auso which help Yeatman, Marquette and Central for complete alleviation. These fa*ts
Police H eadquarters,
fense motion.
standing when* automobile* arc his release probably would be to swell tho monthly death total* in school buildings slightly damaged, can be ascertained for later use.
Sanford,
Fin.,
In extending the defenio coun
granted.
and about -It) pupils in all slightly The fact that there are homeless
parked now."
a steadily mounting scale.
leas Gentlemen:eel time until Monday t<» file pleas
Following the interview between
cut by flying glnss or bruises.
victims to be housed, provisioned
Deaths Increase
I’luns to block the much-discus-iI am writing to thank yotiLJteartIn abatement. th« court let It he
Campbell and the minister, the
and
clothed qptil mstuiw plans for
In
the
first
six
months
of
the
The
total
damage
to
school
build
cil
picsidentinl
aspirations
of
gov
ily
for
the
cordial
and
erTfcyttblc
known that It was being lengnt.
former told the International Nuws year, automoblb* accident* were rv- ings of the city may reach an estu- rehabilitation can be d riv ed at
ernor cume to help the state lea I- i .Service:
However, the judge warned P l r . co-opcratlon which you have nf
sponsitdo for 781 deaths us com mate H.ooo.ooo, according to Ben makes en immediate and liberal '
1 rs plan their attack, on the gover-l
my term ns
Palmar that his argum ent must forded me during
"I
feel
confident
th
at
Doty
will
pared with <151 In the same period Wuidle, president of the board of response on the part of ou^ o w * '
nor.
The
Washington
delegation
be completed by Monday noon and chief cf police of the Sanford po.
citizens necsssary.
of I92l) und tIOtl In 1925.
education.
included Ogden L. Mill* assistant be released soon."
that n« additional time would be lice departm ent for the past five
“The acknowledged great nat
In the connection the Depart
F.LKTON,
Md..
Sept.—(IN
S
)—
neiretary
of
the
treasury;
emigres
yours.
It
has
been
a
pleasure
to
lie
A citizen’s committee, hastily ional ageney-the American Red
given for filing Rimiliir plena In
ment’s
statisticians
however
made
in
yi/ur
company
and
I
am
proud
(
Validity
of
600
marriages
and
the
organized, was In full co-operstloa
man Bert Snell, F. T ru b \j D u v is o .i.'/ta t , m i ) n
P n h liu h a ti*
connection with other Indictments
lurather startling discovery. De- ~ . j. . (,
. .
1 U U I l o l l v l nspite
which have already been drawn. to have served with you in Sanford. [ professional status of the Rev. assistant secretary of the navy :n V X v ll l lc I H
the large number of d e » « w |£ } h tlie
f ^ t o d a y. In col
As a Darting sugge'stion, the c o u rt, 1 nm asking you here to continue Richard T. Western “marrying p a r charge of the aviation; Theodore\
each year the percentage re- lecting funds for relief work.
*
give the same
sort
* today
told the defense
counsel’ -*•-»
that It to •**«
—•——
- of . co-opcrn- ( B(,n" of tills "grttnu'grcen.
••
—
, , - Douglass Robinson, assistant seenuiins practically th* same when Charge of thia wyrk ho* already I1TT, 1, «" imiyur »n»
must submit points of law th at liun ;0 my successor—whoever ho , r„8tcd on arguments presented by retary of the navy; Seymour Low’-; a
l_
___XT X !___ the ratio of population and auto been taken over by the 8t. Louis sake of single .ffectlvenoap th at
would substantially support whatbe. I am sure it will be not: his attorney at his trial in tho cir- man, in charge of prohibition on- A t t a C h e S r O r J N < 1 1 1 0 1 1
chapter of the organization.
all aid be concentrated In thia or
mobile* is considered.
■ ’ *r i1 onjy to tlu intereata of the depart-[cu|t C0Urt of.Cecil.county.un.char- foreement, and u number of ct
| »ver objection* may be c q ittin
Stations hastily improvised were ganization.
In
190(1
tho
automobile
deaths
ment
but
t«'
the
Interests
of
yourj
Kt.s
0f
performing
marriages
after
gressmen.
in it* argum ents.
"Dollars are tha
BERLIN, Sept. 30.— (IN S)— per thousand cars in operation wks providing shelter for about 6,000
Following Judge Rowe’s decis 03lve*. I know that it is not neces he had been unfrocked.
Hoovei for president talk wai
Temporury
appointment of ‘Kul- 1.7 and twenty year* later on the storm victims, and tha National anil immediate iwvd.
sary
to
ask
for
this
co-operation
The
state*
case
Is
based
on
the
ion. th e. grand jury reported the
said to huve been brought
to the ,tur Attaches” acctcdied in foreign same basis it was only 1.2. In the Guard armory by morning housed
“Subscription# can be maas
.
drawing of two more Indictments, for I urn sure it would be rendered allegations that the m in'/ters or ccnvention by some of the Wuah- 'countries for the purpoao of study- 000 cars were In operation while In some 3,000 person* made homeless through any bank or mailed to Mr.
ders had been cancelled in 1921 folwere registered.
by the :ornaa'o.
Fred Olthan acting treasurer of
both of them against Mr. Key. without the asking.
Once
The court decreed th at the
deFront 000 to 1,000 members of the American Red Cross, SJ* I^ulo
ftiulent should p^st $500 bonds on preciation
the American Legion were out in chapter, care the Merchantiw"
rich of the
Indictments
and y*/u have
the tornado-riddled area, helping Co.
$1,000 bonds on each of the two my charge
“ Let every citizen respond u r
In the work of rescue. By noon -oother presentments. Hhe Kfand
day the devastated region y a s ex Louisians who have given shoulder'
Jury indicated th at It would ndrides d u rin g ------c
pected to be under the full control to shoulder with you in many other ,
tCVU.
Chief of Sanford Police Dept.
he has never been unfrocked bv his
During the first six mouths of 1926 of the National Guard.
joarn this afternoon until Mon
worthy causes."
’
I'OLO
PONIES
BURNED
Kuhn believes that the cultiva- them were 561 suicides reported
own conference of northern Iowa
day morning and Judge Ruwe then
Fully six square mile* of I
Ha v t o M nhtn K*n» *a <ikru\ tion ,)f K'>od relations between two and in the same period of the pres
and that ha still l« « minister. As
nnlerdd that court be recessdd un
Ings and streets were '
ent year the number dropped to
an outrage of the charges against
same time,
by th# tornado. While re
.
m
y
i
?
™
the preacher doubt’ has arisen «*,horne!1'
532.
era were being reinforced 1
return of two Indictments
to the v.Hditv ot the m errieee,.' fl^ " 2 h le h T e r t" i 5 s t h a t . l V ' i i f
hhal th . inhabitant. nT Ovei* a perl'al of. months and
National Guard unite *■»*
ils afternoon, one of them con. countries knew very
. . . . little years the urge to commit, murder
performed by him January !, 1W1 th# Davton c ountry Club, near here 1‘pnemy
posted about to prevent W U ng •
ing two counts and the other
lto d•a r~ «0 nlv 15_anima’is"were
saved■ lo
|«*f «“cn “‘her. Politi s. he says, \* lp.mains practically the same. While
until tha present) date.
•*
3
{lots.
*tx, follows cloaely up<m the draw- j
The itorra, reaching S t
Ing of five others U te yesterday
U n i f o r m s O r d e r e d F o r .n d t T . ^ i ^ r u ^ r A u i ^ n g ; - d pp u tici.". b u t,,, nio„thiy
about 1 o’clock In th e ' afU
afternoon. Specific Jcharges conMike Seller** negro, was sentence- ’ -Ll
utals
show
that
the
UW*V " j n
1 f'
$309,000. A short circuit
in the- .comprise* tftc entire economical , rm i-annuel
ined in Intensity aa It
not revealed and neither were the ed to pay a fine of $200 or M m j
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (INS)
murders remain about
rough Manchester and Taylor
names of the defendants, but they DO days in Jail in City Court thiss ' D r u m A n d B U g l e C o r p S electric Wiring is thought to haw «"• ‘vUlturuI apparatus of th e ! number 0f
A
drive
against
alien
smugglers
_
caused the fire.
t nations.
| the same.
were understood to be
in con- m«/rninff on a chttrjft* of nsvinij„\
avenues.
to
prevent
wholesale
murders
of
Attaches of the kind Kuhn pro
‘ nection with the bank investiga whiskey jn his possession. The City | The uniform* for the drum ami
foreigners nnd to check entry o f, Widening out It sprqgd
poses should be selected from
5TRIKK GROWS
rd to Prairie Avenue, than
tion. The grand jury, since it wns notice officers brought the man to ( bugle corpa of the local post of
undesirables
to United States, has
prominent personalities in public
constituted Tuesday morning, has trial a f t i r efforts which extended the American
Glaseow.
have been
»---- »—
' Legion
—
V“v*
bten
launched
by
the
government
lo
GARY', Ind., Sept. SO.— (IN S)— life and should not be regular govdrawn nine indictment*, It is un over a period of three years
, Tho tornado travailed
ordered. They are expected tourit
was
learned
today.
.
The strike of 1,500 Emerson high ernment employees. Appointed for
dented.
One of these Indudo
Officer J. V. M artin of the local rive in time for the first nubile ap school students, protesting th e ;u limited time they should lie
Coast guard and customs patrols rate of about 10 mile* ai
12 counts.
' '
(Continued Prom Pag* *)
pearance
of
the
corns
which
i*
to
ponce
*■iu ojKVMii
w» »<■«
—«---- -
olice iorue
force <
and
Special Officer
on
th* Mexican border and In
presence in their school of 21 no-'charged to study intensively the
This morning’s session of a>urt Nicholson "f the
Atlantic Coast cake place on Armistice Day, Nov- groes, assumed greater proportions.!cultural life of the foreign country
Florida coastwise waters have bt«n
AUTO CRASH
was taken up
slm osL entirely Line Railw ay made the a rrest at e irb«f 11, Th.* apparel cokt aphere today when the city council'|n
they are accredited, with
. . . lwhich
.............JJ
A brisk tourist season Is aheud thrown against th# smugglers in
with argum ents by the attorneys •30 o’clock this morning He was proximately $1000.
farce,
following
reports
of
’tho
refused immediate action upon tha an object to-direct the exchange of )f0(. Sanford and Florida in general
on tha question subm itting pleas 2sken In custody in the rear
of
Solendid orogress Is being made
heavy illegal human traffic.
its* in the wdekly practices of the mu proposed erection of temporary ideas and artistic currents into this year! That was th# concen
In abatement. Shortly before 12 Coasf Line train No. 83 upon
school
shelters
for
the
colored
pu
Hundreds of illiterate foreign
proper
channels,
th
a
t
is,
bring
sus
of
opinion
of
the
well
attended
o'clock after* Judge Rowe had ex arrival fjom Jacksonville.
sicians, accordin'-' to L. J. Bolt it pils, and continued the hearing un-. thrni'to the knowledge of ther own
ers, who have pqjd from $100 to hired
gathering
at
Ocala
yesterday
if
amined the commissioners’ min
Sellers had two gallons of
the the Legion. There nre 20 mem
. '
nation for the benefit of the n a Chamber of Commerce officers $600 to smugglers to guarantee in wb
ute books and other rscords. the liquf-T u r ;k r his arm when a rre st bers composing the drum nnd bugle til Monday.
which
tion
concerned. These attaches from many Florida cities. This was their safe delivery Into America, road la t
court ordered a recess
until
2 ed. TherJ*were alao three gallons corps. ,
INDICTMENT RETURNED
■hr.uld have a good knowledge of the report of E. T. Trotter, secre have been dsowneu in the Gulf of Carolina
O'clock., Mr. Key was present in in a burlap bag under the m s t o n
the culture .of both nations, but tary of the Sanford Chamber f t Mexico and pff Florida in the last
the court room for tha first time. which he was sitting at the time.
TRIBUTE TO LEE
JJ£PIA NA P0LI§,
Bogt; 30. . should by no means be government Commerce, who was present
year, it waa stated.
Judge Rowe presided over the The booze waa in oiwi g»I»n aTni 8.
(IN S )—Indictment of Virgil Vend- employees
cmpi0g j ^ who, In Kuhn’s ipinion,
Alien smugglers take no cbaaeei.
tcausef of th*
dl*- cans, officer* reported.
COUTt
Mr.
Trotter
and
J.
A.
Pittman.
i>r
•
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Sept. 30 ngrift, president of the Indianapo
of Judge W right
Thia Is said to be the first ap — (IN S)—The unveiling and dedi- lis Board of Public W orks, was re are always inclined to cherish red th» trade body’s entertainment Approached by government ves
involves Ahe Semin- pearance* —
committee, returned to th* city last sels and facing capture the for- • ,
for trial
----- --of Sellers
. . . . in. calory exercise* of a m*p»ori«I to turned today by the Marion County tape.
Kuhn points to France as the night from the meeting in Ocala. eignerx frequently ore murdored
’ord Judge dls- Sanford. The members of the
, Ro tert R. i ^ , will take place at grand jury on a charge <-1 viola ion
clcvjlcil country of cultural propaand tossed Into the ocean.
■
Baturday fo r police force have been watching for p ,ne Hjl, p|ant*tion of Bradfonl1 I
the state securities lew thr>)E ' g i t ’a, ax u result of which, south- There were about a hundred offi
Investlsatloar of International
a fte r tha grand Jury him d*F ultgr day for three y e a rs , v„ 1# thU ^it^moon. Exercise* will of
cers
and
secretaries
on
hand
,it
iictments and this morning their •*forts w m . ^ conducted by th# Florida divis- sale of stock in an alectric oil \'.I e: t.m Europe is practically dom- trie meet.
two Indict!
smuggling rings shows th at head.
'
rejuvenator company.
i .i.cJ by French literature.
In Mexico,
Mr. Key and
ftr . successful.
luartsrs are
.inn
the United Daughters of the
The general trend of opinion of quart
a
charges of making false
seas
countries
Cubs
and
in
those
at
Ocala
"gst-to-guther*
Seller* paid his fine of $200 and Confederacy,
KILLED AT CROSSING
NOT OFFENSE
* with
where
contracts
are
meeting was that Sanford is one of
was released this afternoon upon
Orisnetals
and
others
for
safe
de
WORLU
FLIERS
BACK
tho
most
substanthd
of
Fljri.'Lu
REIDSVILLE,
N.
C.
Sept.
30
the payment.
JAKE SHOCKS FELT
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
30.—
(IN
livery
to
the
United
States.
cities, Mr. Trotter s ite d .
(IN S )—An investigation into Du*
Cuba’and Mexico are said to be
SAN FRANCISCp, Sept. 30.— grade crossing crash near here S)—It’s no criminal offense for a
TYPHOONS DROWN 23
A trip over Sliver :'.:j.ng*
).W, Sept 80.- ( I N 8)-to Detroit in which snuffed out five Rjrri wc“ f -deral dry agent to refuse to re- close bottom busts i .id a
|
(IN
S)—ReUiminr
Infested
with Origntala who want
Ore savers
••vert earthquake
Edward F. Sehlee Started today. Mr. and Mrs. Cba.'F ■j i ort known vfolatore of. the eight later ...........................
"Rver
G
n
jlito
get
into
this country, In many
■shion,
F
MANILA.
Sept.
ML—(IN
S)—
leisurely
fay
.
in the «»jy t t the
„ w«iw felt la Crimea last Twenty-three persons were drown-’ and Wiliiam 8. Brock, rmind-tbe Lucas, their two children. Alice* K : i *nth amendment to U. 8* district
leases,
it
were the blgn spot^ ot tha affair.
but no caauaTRi#a were re
ii'iisx
|*■
----------1 the —
and Roger, 16, and L- R. -I«ihr- .laji'rio
riu yy se iwi
for prosecution,
De A number of. addressee were made. * vs peld- the del
price.
a dispatch from Yalta ed and 13 others were missing in'w«»ld airmen; hopped off from saw mill operator. all ef Mor '•* I'avtment of Justice h*ld today.
many
the
United
the
towne
of
Carranglan
and
PanCrissy
hare
today.
Thev
planned
They dealt largely with
• ti
nt
Crimean
lisns,.
taban province of Nuria Ecija, a s .a n hour’s stop ut Mills Fw jd,south town, Rockingham Countv. x.i
mistic reports on the
•areral
CRYSTAL
RIVER
Apprtixiwhen their autoombil
the result of the typhoons of Sept.' „f here. Jumping then to Lo* An*<“
* streets within ar. excellent tourist
■everar 17 and 18. according to official re-, eles. thenca east oyer the southerly le stry e d by the crack southern mutely 2 mile* of
trajfi oo. 136.
' '
city limit* wiU bo graded.
porta received here
jr o u t*
v • “- w
t r i i I .1 rj
JSkl
»■
I■ u
**> , ' :
J4L-sS
v j.>,*
r i•M ’I
______
[court Overrules Mot
ion By Palmer And
SetsMondayPor FilingAbatementPleag •
Have1SURETY MEN SAY Property Damage
Estimated At Over
ST. LOUIS BLOW 30
Million Dolli
Series Of Crimes
Red Cross Called
,
COST
$100,000,000
Prompted Violence
Tourists'. Mean More
Money Than Citrus
V & t a S j MARTIN IS NAMED
AS ACTING HEAD
H
Army Regulars
Are Put On Dui
Six Square Mile8
Buildings Ruined;
School Houses HH ,
Reported Thursday n r m V ’C DAI I fF , M
,
To Bring Total To 9 Ur U 1 1 a r U L ,tL s'"'
ROOSEVELT ASKS MOVE IS MADE TO
NEW YORK G. 0. P. FREE DOTY FROM
£ TO GET OUT VOTE FRENCH SERVICE
[r ' r ,mn*
500 Weddings May
Be Nullified After
^Preacher’s Hearing
_
N egro Bootlegger
Sentenced To Pay
Fine Or Go To Jail
.........
it
. 'Advocates K u i t u r
s a s s w * ,n tr"Vhj,h„*«.
Government Begins
Drive Agains Alien
Smugglers In U. S.
S
Trade Body Looks
F o r F i n e Tourist
Year, Says Trotter
'?i?
�eld Here
£ W a H « r Rvjden, negro, wa* *«•-,
rested in Georgetown about 12:10
o'clock Wednesday by motOrcycl# Officer W illem *, and it bring
to her on the lookout‘fb r th« man.
He is 34 years of aga. No rlrinp*
Make Ruth Baseball’s
” 'i i o k n
F iftv R a a iw *
^
e a d s l l lc h c r s
*
other clubs in
b atting aver* IS fl^ lk d n
ir the season,
icement today
■sident of the
ing.
fielding,
e* and records
s, m em bers of
easonjust end.
tabulation of
f tbe various
c o m p le te ly a s “S T A N D A R D 1
NSW YORK. S«P:. 23. s u .tlm n bearing bn anything except as to
J0<*ni'»
11. Rath, the well
known baseball player, faces tha
great moment of his professional
dfo. W ith three ball games to play,
hto can hit three honv runs and he.
. come the haro e-f the I'.*27 campaign
and
all
'
** i>Thcrs or he can hit one n »n the Wnshin:H;.n pitchers,
or tw o none and become the man
They have limited Ruth to six
who wanted to be and didn’t. Lifejhome runs ail year, a total which,
is filled with those kind.
tif apportioned strictly among the
Three honv: runs fo r Ruth b*:<™ .’olh7 lc,.ub9 of l he American League,
fh« end of the current campaign l * " “ ' * bf,v® ‘Vve" lhe V™"* raan
will make 00 for tha year, thus dfs- a c,"u" t„ b/ 4* for th“' ■**!,on-t
.
placing h is record total of 1921. . In f nct’ Georgo has made only
Cun ho do it? Offhand, I would
bohn‘er9 «f f
of, l be
sav th a t there are very fevc things *tnff wh," operated throughout the
this young man cannot do with a >*“ r “ n<l I? ° l tf °f. th*"»
m»de
baseball
'
Kent, Hollis Thurston, who
,,
'
/
,
* . . . . no longer counts himself a first
However, I nm not speaking In stinger. The othr.r two were made
my m<‘j t sensational offhand fash. off lbe ,je|ivorv of Tom Zachary
Idn. TH t e are several factors th a t w h it hl. wa„ p iu b h,g iuv t hc St.
may prevent George from doing Louis Browns.
w hat he would and a t .oast one or
The ,cft hander, hnveing worked
two of them may be on the payroll . a abutout aBainM. lh# Rrown„ acv.
of the W ashington ball club.,Sup- L ra, ^ja y t ajro> probnbiy wm Kfi
jv .ie, too, it ram s tomorrow or tho | tbf, n(H, from j|tanU,v H arris to
next day. The game wiB be out and *open fire on the Yanks a»d Ruth
ro probably will be George . record. toilay. t * , ,an.t tbe w orst break JjT
IV: is In the painful
portion of (bt! *„T |(1 for G<or
He haa facwl
having.all to gain and plenty to Zachary many tlmM nn<1 oftt. anf,
oa^
in uddit’nn to his pair of homers
As a m atter of fact, fate wnsn’t i’a is year, he has sm itten the gent
with him whetf it brought the S en a-.fo r quite a few home Tung in his
tors h e r e / ' r the final series of tho time. Zachary js by no means imyenr, a series th at will have no|m une to the Ruth -influence.
.
• *«
. J
These records show Hvazley <if
Sanford was credited with more
stc'.en bases than any other placer
in the league, Brailey is credited
p
With 50 stolen bases. Caserns' of
Miami stole 13, being second.
H. Myers of-Sanford had a bath
ing average of M 2 utf fourth place
In the Iftgue ljut ho played in fewor games than most of the lender*.
Beasley was in eleventh place '.n
‘batting columns. However, he rang
up more hits than any other player
in the leugue. He slao tied with
Holder of Sarasota for first place
In the num btr of twojbaggore.
Both got 19 apiece.
Friable and Dunbar of Sanford
Ipllt the honors for first place as
high men in the thrce-bngg?r clans
jf x ; number of home runs were regis
tered by Sanford players during
tho season: Bailey, 2;FHsbie,3;
II. Allen, 1 {Kiddle, 5| Crowe,2;
t i i d u M k ' S . '/./i*
Tho club played 121 games d u r
ing the season. The club hel l secBfvjpond .place in '* total number of
wk bakes,second place in the number
'
of two-bagged*, sreotui place in
the number of three-baggers, fifth
i " ; place In the number of home runs
s", ’gained. The d u b stole more buses
g jT fithan members of any other bail
Aggregation playing during 1!»27.
*
r« iifurd's club gnlned second
-placo in the line-up of fielding uv■ ’ erages. Orlando led in this respect. and are now “off” altogether, it
The dub fielding average <>f was r.tntcd last night to The Her
• Hanford was .95*1 and th a t of Or- ald by thc publicity representative
Undo .9(11. Among the players of of the squad.
'
the various cltbs, first busoman
Coach Widthell laid particular
Hailey of Snnfoid was ninth iri
i stresn In lino.plunging yesterd: y
percentage. W. Meyers was fourth
“ afternoon a t the cpjrUjRr . practicu
among the second’ basemen. Crowe of the cloven. The usual work-out
held third place among the third with enough scrimmage activity
basemen. Of the short-stops, F riible was sixth. Among the outfield
ers H. Ail®n Hcd with four players
O th u g J tiii for 1,000 per vent
V fielding average.
.
Riddle of aanford took second»
place. In percentaga standing u- )
uipng the catchers off the league t
_tak.
_i a
with ___regard
to_ r:..i.ii
fielding. vir..ii__
Wallacb1
took fourth ptace with a percent
age 9f R77.
,
. Meyers of Hanford made tho
' best record among all tbs pitchers
of the league. His percentage for
th-.* season stood at .708. Cusack
523 Was six'.'.: ir. '.rreentage. Meyers ii
credited with 50 strike-outs.
b
No nam e assures quality
Tagging AUBases
fly International News
NEW YORK. Sopt. 29.— Batthlines in the National Leaguo pen
nant race were drawn today in
Cincinnati, where both the C ardi
nals and PH ates hope to maku a
football out of the Reds.
If the
wet Cincinnati playing field is in
fit condition, the Cardinals will
play tho Reds today while P itts
burgh and New York are idle. Be
ginning tomorrow, the Pirates will
clash with the Porkville boys in a
three-game series.
Pittsburgh, St. Louis and New
Ui»a .UUwliun j
; w he the r n negro a n s w e r in g to Red-
4i i M| . « -«4i<4 f
dcr.’s description,' had been seen.
. , Tp
::
! He was answered in the affirm aK -------tivp. Redden had n Studehakor
E S flH H ra k
i touring cor which w as being given
; minor adjustm ents in the repair
oevbf, right )i shown shop-«: the time. — - —
•
Great Lake Region
Drowned In Rains;
Cold Spell Id Seen
^Standard** trademark—at our
service stations and dealers.
S t a n d a r d O il C o m p a n y
,
UNION PHARMACY
—
T n o h
Phone 375 i
n w M ow tB
m
aoavwCKv
.
> l r i s \ ' a ' • a ■” - ‘1 • ^ •' ‘^ 4
o
vJ-v.
-^ .1 1 i
5 .0 t .l ,
• ’
Jiggers and any akin eruption. ,
guaranteed by tha- - -•
thirf
familiar name
* *'1
. t i.ir i
are now ?oId.* M>ok for the
pocket, enjoyed mild seasonal tem
perature*. NO relief from the wet
weather- was predicted for several
days and n* immediate prospects
for a cold spell a re In sight, ac
cording to governm ent forecasts.
Tha general cold wave through
out the country has been broken.
Tem peratures’ above normal have
been recorded in the Rocky Moun
tain-region, in th e middle west-ami
Liqm ichlgan, Wlsconson and Iowa.
The south and ta s t central por
tion* will have mild -weather con
ditions for the n e x t 1 two days, U
was predicted. Even in -the no rth
west, including- the upper rockies
and Alberta reported higher than
normal tem peratures today. ‘ *
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
•
that our high-grade motor oils
W/NXER HAVEN— W inter Ha
ven W ater Ice & Light Co. budd
ing line from steam p la n t here con
necting with Floriaa Power Ser
vice Company’s line near Dundee.
York all have three more games
to play. The Giants, who beat
thc Phillies in the only National
League gnme played yestarday,
can tie the Pirates by making a
clean sweep, _provided the Bues
. .
, _____ ____
lose all their remaining games. St.
. ---------- '
Louis, one game ahead of New
CHICAGO. Bent. 26.— (IN S )—
York but two games behind Pitts- Torrential rain* drowned the great
burgh , can tie the Pirates by win- lake region during the night and
ning three straight if the Corsairs I
as occasional ;s^»w er|
lose two of their three games with
"
‘
thc Reds.
'; •
' Chicago, surrounded by an a ir
Clinging grimly to th e irs lim
’
'
'
pennant hopes, the Giants fobght every veteran he can lay his tp n d
cn uphill bnttie yesterday and nos- "n ^a ’’ obtained pitcher Sam Joneaj
ed out the Phils in the tenth, 5 to
Yankee, from the SL ITou«
4. Devormer’s single sent in th»- ‘,rown».
winning run.
*
Cy Williams of the Phils clouD-d
his thirtieth homer and now -s
cno ehend of Hack Wilson.
For treatm ent of Ring Worms,
In thc only games played in
. . p , ^ 75e so ^ rd n d
the Ameican League, the Senator
two-timed tile Red Sox, 2 to 1 and
0 to 4. Bucky Harris, Washington
m anager whose policy is to grab
is under
•
It
A
... -A
X u V o M b b i l b ROAD M A M e f A U U n *#,
A 7 ^ / Florida, Goorgia, Kentucky and Mittittiyyj
m ay k$ had Free at any o f oar'.gonkco ttatieno.
....
* I
1
- •*
■
^ l y**•• **aJ.
WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY
REPAIRING.
It n u m l
rry staln
15c— OiJd
SliH|ie» rrnunil tl.00
LITTLE JEWKLERY SHOP
•Ttlut Bella V••r I-rKa."
113 princess Tlim ti* Ml'lg.
new
D a v id s o n
Pay*Jerry Luvadis Sum
' Of$25,OOflForTrainIngHim;
Plans To SpendSometime HV
California And Colorndo
Government
that more Ci
NEW YORK. Sepl. 29.—(INS.)
• —With hi* bankroll decreased '"by
$100,000. Jack Dempsey will leave
tanight for Wilmington, Del., with
ife, the former Estelle ToyAfter visiting his wife’s par3 Wilmington for a few days
ms to spend a month in Calia and then' rough it in Coloi for another month before re -;
lug hi* ring activities.
(pspsey paid Leo Flynn $15,000
preparing him for the Tunney
t, and bandied hi* trainer, J
y Luvadis, a check for $25,000.
sdi* was overcome by such 1
irority. Flynn said “ I would
nothing.” but
After spending a month or so j
he Colorado m ountains 1 will
tady for Paulino, Heenoy, Phil
t or Sharkey, to prove my
0
WILL SAVE
YOU MONEY
On Your Next Suit
i t a late hn;^
j ^ ^ s e y ' expects to take on ,
»#. ‘"or four heavyweights of
If1. , . . . , .
..
ures
SEA TS O N
SA L E N O W
For Reservations
address
Athletic Department
U n iv e r s it y ol F l o r id a
GAINESVILLE
MADE-TO-MEAS-'
URE.
‘
A FEW NUMBERS
A t $ 22.75
ALL WOOL
NATX
.
1/ all cigarettes were a foodaM C a m d
you wouldn't hear i
special treatments to
good for the throat, >N
place, of choice
�—.__________ M _____ _______________ ^ ____________
72 Kliled, Hundreds
Injured As Tornado
S w e e p s St Louis
THK_SAM'OaD HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927
M inister To Speak Sanford Buick M anager Returns From ! WagonerFurnitureCo. He
O nTk.
__ Dion* A* Flin* iTo Operate store Here
OnThe CharacterOf Trln
Trip To M anufacturing
Plant A t Flint i
The W agoner Furniture Com*,
Berlmring with-tomere'iWf-Th►
puny tritt trp rm tr !f“Tre^nittm r tn
C hietO f The Police
Herald
will offer for thttse in1Manfonl following its .disposal of
• (Continued Prom P a g e 11
Buick Company, Buick dealers, i general sales manager, and other the stock of the Seining* Furniture
tcreated in football a complete
Expressing his views as a private I has just returned from
Accompanied by a terrific ra in
Flint, | Buick executives, who addressed Company which was recently pur- r list of football resii’ts ,,n c&ch
storm . It tore through residences citizen, Dr. F. D. King, Pastor of • Mich., where he spent two Vays as the visiting dealers on various
Saturday for the remainder of
and factory buildings, uprooted the F irs t B aptist Church, plans to I u guest of the Buick M otor Com -! sales and service problems, and chased, it was stated this morning
the season. The score of all Im
;ut
the
Wagoner
office.
trees, tore out telephone wires and give a 10 -minute prelude to his pany. Buick is en tertain in g th e ! congratulated the dealers for their
portant gridiron games will be
aeTmon
on
Sunday
evening,
discus
The
Wagoner
Furniture
Com.
toppled them oyer s tre e t lamps.
eeured frtim International News
the character of the man who majority if its 1,800 dealers a t the | part in making this by fa r the ipony i« not a newcomer in th? j
Augmented by 800 soldiers of sing
Service.
The results will i>e
factory
and
the
fam
ous
General
greatest
of
all
Duick
years.
should be named ns chief of police
City. I' g r a t e d a warehouse here
the National Guard, hundreds of of Sanford.
Motors Proving Ground this fall, I The next day the dealers land, 'fo r several years. Thn new slo ts | ivnilnble a fte r 1 o'clock in the
evening. Those desiring scores
police, firemen and volunteers, the
"The character of the chief of a t the rate of about 2 H0 a week, j ed at the proving ground, which 1will h • operuled as a regular Fur- i may call this office either in
Red Cross workers continued to polio?
Mr.
Williams
made
the
trip
in
a
j
lies
a
few
miles
from
the
nearby
to a large extent determines
house.
New shipments of I person or by telephone and The
comb the ruins for additional the character of hi# department," special Pullman t»ain, along with , town of Milford. Here they were ' niture
furniture will shortly arrive.
A i Herald will be glad to furnisn
victims. All night the bodies of the m inister declared. "Every citi the other dealers in th ^ Orlando ; shown the testing through which
cnmp'i te lino of house furnishing i them.
th# dead and injured were being zen w orthy of the nnme should feel Buick branch territory. The deal-' Buick goes constantly, to safetaken to various hospitals and deeply concerned over the type of ers reached Flint early in the guard its position of quality leadmorgues.
After a day crammed
man who is to represent thp City in Trorning, th eir trem palling into ership.
As body a fte r body w as being this capacity, a position which can a siding near the Buick Factory, j with incident, they left for home.
recovered from
the
debris of be made to reflect credit
or dis The party, num bering about I f S !
hard to snv which was
buildings, workers predicted th a t credit to a community.”
men. was met by Buick executive*, more amazing, the factory' or the
the total of deaths m ight each or
The m inister expressed the opin divided into groups of a dozen or proving ground.” said Mr. Willrseeed 100.
ion th a t Sanford people should of so each, provided with guides, and ia m*.
“ Each was n wonderful
A veritable wilderness of crum p fer theirtview s on the qualities of started a t once on an inspection experience and a genuine tre a t,
led-up buildings, factories, dwell a man who aspired to b? head of tour through the plants.
The day at the fnetnry brought
ing pjaccs and apartm ent houses the police departm ent, and declared
Except
for
luncheon,
which
was
home the marvelous efficiency of
confronted relief workers, as they I bat the City Commission should be
served
a
t
the
Hotel
Durant,
the
Buick manufacture and explained
ploughed through heap a fte r heap given the benefit of those views.
tour
occupied
the
entire
day.
The
how
it is that Buick cun offer such
of debris in search of bodies.
"The people hnve a right to express
luncheon
was
attended-by
E.
T.
startling
values. We saw the conPolice ran about shouting w arn themselves, Dr. King said, and Iheir
Strong,
president
o
f
the
Buick
scientious
care that goes into the
ings all night to weeping women wishes should be respected when
it
romes
time
to
appoint
n
chief."
.iml childien who were running
.Magnolia At Second
about the streets seeking relatives,
and to men digging frantically
through the piled up wreckage in
rearch of lost ones.
Confusion
eigued throughouj, with authori
ties working madly to clearing
Two teams were kept busy in I
•he streets.
The grim work of rescue went different parts of the field by.
on all through the night, nil Couch Welchcll in the work-out t
through the morning hours, under of the foothull- squad of Sanford |
i .md!e and lantern light, ns bodies High on Thursday
afternoon.
were taken ill dunging ambulances Scrimmage came in for Us shim 1 of
'hrtiugh the streets. The immensity attention too. The team is ccnieen- !
of the dantuge to life und property trnting on a few intricate plays ]
seemed to exceed all predictions und is fast on the way of getting |
us the work went on, so terrible them down to almost machine-iike 1
was the picture of desolation spread
out before thrs relief workers.
School children were returning
from their noon hour recess wh.-n
You w ill'find that housewives
the tornado broke relentlessly upon
have
learned the futility of shop
thq city. Workmen were returning
ping from store to store. They
to labor. Young and old alike
•lashed wildly here and there seek
have found the A&P Store to be
ing places of safety, as the tornado
completely
stocked with the fin
aided by torrents of rain, went on
est
quality
merchandise which
with its work of destruction. Walls A. Slattery, Mm. Agnes Strauis, so reasonably priced—th at it
of buildings seemed to hurst apart, mann, Louise Saxton, Joseph Si
bricks and glass and alitomnbit-s mon, Everett Stone, Herbert Surtis u waste of time and effort to
WHERE ECONOMY
were tossed a lx ut like wisps.
lie, 'Harold M. Taussig, Joe T“lle,
go elsewhere.
There were patients in the Mull* Elizabeth Uriate, Everett Vernon,
nnphy Hospital a t' the time th* Elsie Volker, Gertrude Zepf.
storm broke. The wind sideswipe I
In iv.’arby Illinoi Towns.
the bulding, ripped the entire west
Clifford Litel, Chief of Police,
wing to shreds, and sent the roof Venice, III., Roy Cutter,
Granite
and upper floor crashing to the City, 111.
ground.
Five unindentified white women
None was in that section at the and an unidentified girl taken from
time, but below were a score and Central . High School were artvng
In ore of expectant m others or the dead.
mothers with babes in arms-—the
maternity section,
Thu Columbia school a t ¥750
Garrison Ave., wus aguln struck by
the elements, by rurious circum
stance! t^is building has liffen'
wrecked by fire and storm several
2nd. St. Union Ave
Sanford Ave. & 12th
times during recent yonrs. Appro
ximately 700 pupils in the school
were In tbs.'- various class rooms
when Principal G. H. Green took
r" '* r'■?
aausroaching storm .
,
L
WHAT
Coach Gives Gridders
Workouts Wednesday
Bananas, 3 lbs.......... ......................
Apples, 3 lbs.......... 1............ ...............
Cabbage, 6 lbs................................Celery, b u n c h ,.............................
Lettuce, h e a d ,........................ ...........
Summer Squash, 3 lbs......................
Grapes, 2 lb s ........ ’. .
...............
Tomatoes, 2 lb s;..................
Fresh Eggs, doz. .. . %
..............
Other Fruits and Vegetables
Blue Bonnet Market
2nd Slreel & Sanford Avenue
F. S. Vernay and Wm, Musgrnve, Proprietors
Quality--Service-Courtesy
Prompt Deliveries
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Fresh Foods
Where Tnere’s An A&P
Store.
We are going to close out in the next few
days—all sizes in our
Michelin Tires And Tubes
SPECIAL ATTENTIO NS
Farm ers, F ruit Growers, Truckman Com
mercial account. Any person in need of
H. D. Truck tires. Complete line all sizes
a t correspondingly low prices. All first
class, high grade, Standard make carry
ing our full guarantee.
CENTRAL FLORIDA
SERVICE STATION
NT. LUUis, Mo.. Sent. .10.__‘
Following ta the list of dead in
the St. Louis tornado area:
Alva Anderson, Julius
Audre,
M illium Barker, Ralph Bruuning,
Joseph Barry, Reba Blancct. Blan- I
ret, infant boy, Costello. Six un- ,
known. ComA'u* Crawford, Mary
Donnelly, MolHe Donovnn, Mrs.
Catherine Dorsey. Rose Doyle, Ed
ward A. Dunn, Mrs. Bello Fischer,
Henry Fisher, . Mrs. H argraves,
Mrs. Harrison, James Henry, Millie
Irvyln, William Jones, Alice Kid
ney, Bridget Mathews, Mrs. Alice
Matson, Ava MIchalske..........Miller,
-Mary Munnally, James O’Leary,
William Owsley,
Abe Purkman,
Mrs. Mary Potee, Mrs. Nicholas
Froat, Hujda Relchmann, Vincent
Russell, Edward Schaae, George
QUALITY MEATS
J A C K S O N V IL L E
F L O R ID A
STILL SELLING OUT
NEW AND USED TIRES
30i*3 1-2 ................/ ............... ...... .............................................*3,1
3 2 x 4 1-2 ......... ............................................................................$5,0
Sale Lasts Until Saturday October 8th.
Reason Large Stock
Big Cut Price On All Accessories
Now
New
New
New
•
25 Per Cent Below Cost
Springs, each .... — ................................;____ ;ml.........
Axlea, erfeh .................. .... ........................................... ’ " $ .1
Ring Gear*, ............
Z Z fM
Pinion Geari, each ...... ......................................................$ p
, USED PARTS A T ANY PRICE
Sanford Auto Parts Co
’ ’V . ' ■
108 PALMETTO AVE
Soaked Dried
JUST WHAT YOU CRAVE
You will no longer bo In
doubt as to the m eat course
when you sec our wonderful
beef quarters from which we
will carve as delicious a
steak - as you could desire.
Broil one of our steaks to
the rig h t tune, Reason it to
your taste, and you will hnve
Just whnt you have been
longing for. Get on* of our
steaks for the m eat course
today.
White House Tall Cans
Evaporated Milk
10
Bokar
Coffee lb.-Tins
Western
Pork Chops
Sw ilt Compouhd
Lard 2 Pounds for 2 ? c
Half or Whole
S w ilt Jewel
Shipped C j
Candled
c
118, b.
„4 5<C .
p
-W i n
IClim is e c o n o m ic a l
too because it keeps w ith
o u t ice u n d er th e most
trying w e a th e r condi
tions and never spoils. I
m ix as m uch o r as little
as I like — there is no
waste.”
Syracuse, N. ,Y.
Yukon Club
Smoked
Its delicious frcch milk
flavor m akes the child
ren love it. In cooking, it
takes the plate o f liquid
mifk in every w ay and
adds a richness o f flavor
th at no o th er m ilk will
give. It’s the ideal milk
for every purpose.
m c r r e l l -s o u l e c o m p a n y
Pot ROAST ot BEEF
Sliced
A SIC the w om an w ho
uses Klim w hy she
prefers it to any other
milk. She’ll tell you this:
“ Klim R iv e s m e ft p e r
fect m ilk supply th at is
hours fresh, not days old.
It is pure, rich mill; from
th e finest -k.’.’y aocticrr
o f A m erica, rigidly in
spected, pow dered and
packed a f e w ^ u r s after
milking.
Buy a can o f K lim to
day and see for yourself
w h y y o u r friends a re
enthusiastic
ab o u t it;
■%
Bakers
w h «te B A C O N r
at
Bond Grade
th'.mk, nth sur Zip Service
10c
Black Eye Peas No. 2 can
Handy cabinets, ironing
boards, closet arms and hang
ers, Murphy wall -gaffs and
many others.
See Them Today!
>Ujr A v e ,
A s p a r a g u s Tips 1 9 c
Ketchup 14 oz Bot. 2 5 c
21B Sanford Ave.
that we make gntf have for
sale a line of specialties that
wUI save you money *nnd time
and give you added conven-
Del-Monte
Heinz
Sliced
Breaktast Bacon
Mhe M ilk
very Purpose
Shortening 81b Pail $ 1 .1 9
205 Magnolia A v e
Sanford at Geneva
McLande? Arcade.
SPELL
IT
FRESH
M ILK P O W C Z F 1 E D
K lin it sold In J,
J.'i and 51b. cam.
The la r g e r ilje
you buy the njorc
you fat c.
BACKW ARDS
�Famous Sport Writer Says
Yankees Should Wi.iSeries
AndHenceProbably Won’t
NEW YORK. Sept. .11) Enter- u
big his still, small voice into th
N
,u ,
.general hilarity, like n prayer a t a p .e wv look at tie ,tm r side .
tat rail, the writer deisres to state the cemm-, t!>., I'ii.iti.. with rigtt
today that he thinks the New York hand hitters h g . Wright, Truynor
Yankees should win the World See Hurt is, |tnm a r 1 a d l uyier rea i
Us of 19lt7. He is throwing out 1" a" art- not e \a th
eiuh
comparative liitting, fielding. Luv^ui v !i , t
. r.. a left hand
tunning and kindred a p p u rte n a n t '■ \ t t.r.t. h ..f m, i j i ,\ , ,lu i,
tff those who like to arrive at a u i U eil >*i
I’ m!mul II
given point oy way of the servant ** " a m r ItuG
li ftfi.md hitter
entrance.
1,1 d it v !| , nun \„ iM. jtr„ w ,
The respective fields arc aluml '' f e ll, , i. i .. j
ithpaws ii
a stand off. anyhow, so are til" . " *’*m‘n*'ivand Pit-.her ear.
i
out fie hi.* and the catching i.lnlt'.-, '' '
*'11•* "• /
th.i* run pi >
The Yanks have more power on t»'" 1"
1
tlraiuh. m
trek, the Pirates great r versatility I, ,‘ " tl
*■*' ' r*
i i- iiim .
and speed. These departm ents will ll". ‘ ■ •')*•• •'*t m i .> <:* i -.
g.i along pretty lUUi'h, us is. w.Lu- 1 '
'
• ■*
' '*h
pilch-.
«ut much of a break either vva\
*’
" " " tin
i,f Grulitlta
and if th e r e is one, it prubaldy will *'u
' i' ,‘ 1' I ' tirely. t o ttr
cnmi! from a q uarter least unex- detument of ilu team - d i m u . .
pveted. No one figured that Gear r e '
’ " .......... ’ 1 " - at it. tli
Rohe wn> going to get a lot of
"
" 1 1 1 ’■ >•
base hit* in lUtMT nor that h r ..I *'
',n‘l 1 *' »■■•<
• of strittvgv
Snodgrass would drop the only ily
‘ * ' 1 l!l- I'"'
ball really worth catching in 1DIJ.
’ / l,lir'
* 1 'r o
d t
However, you usually can put
o.di hid >e;u
your finger on pitching ami keep it 'l' ' ”
' ' ,|1 l'' ' ' ' ! tl’
tl" ie. This, the abiding factor in a
!t‘
'
l-iig series, a short series, and, r 1
'
away pit* '
fail, all series, nearly always >s , l'
n" ’
*•> "*mpari'o
consistent With the form shout . 1
...... * ’
1
‘ i • 11
particularly in a World series. Tit.- 111 ' '
L,
l ’ ,l. "i,n " ll'!
average purfornmnee, in fuel, is ^ rt‘at -""h' i
m Moore mid
U tter fer the series than it is
1
m .ng tm e . f
through the regular season.
J ! 1 41 11
1 '* 1,1 r
The w riter may be wrong, which, . 1 •
'' " 1,1
• ' 11 'm'"
in truth, would he no greut nov. Ity. * 1
" v r " l|" ,.lv w.oi
but he likes the Yankees in th .
. ..
is t
i i
moat important of all dcpaitiuei'ts. ( r 1*1 ( 1 1 1*011 S C l I C l i l! !t-\
Therefore, gyorything else being
'
Washington Is Alarmed
Over Interest Of League
In United States Affairs
WASHINGTON.
Sept. 28
(IN S) —Stall Department ofi
iaU arc *Von«idornbly nnnoyed’’
By International News
the increasing interest the Lcng
of Nation.'* is show ini; in the a
fain* of this hemisphere.
White there i.* on open critici ii
off the 1-e.iyrue'.s activities, off
ills take tin pains (<• coneenl thi r
tli like of t h»* airin.; a t Geneva
purely American problem* whi
conVcrti interests *if the Unit
States.
Questions m*. .<s that of Tnci
Arica might very well he plati
liefure tin Geneva Assembly, i
cording
one authority her
Washing! ■ii has tried virtual .
i vi ry means at
its I’uRimm
to sop. e *. pnililem artil has ,Jrt
little or no sii ,i-s It is helii efrem a’y unlik-l) that the Long
ever i( e ill hit upon a solution, althou.
egress, i is wvlrome to try tf it so desirt
o> eit
Hut wh. n m re vital interes
■I int > if the t ’miisl State*, pirtieularl
Us are ativ iplestioii nvilvrti; the seem
ipaten, (tv of tin Panama
i anal,
ilreail. In a: ir hi in Gi-tiesti's tit tent mn, th
In 111itt State l)"partmvnt Imsti us to U
le lietltl h ' world thu! It is moiii* of th
1 i < i. I'Eli.'OXS >RKKSTET)
Five nor-ons .yen- arrested t*>-dav. itiul held without- Util |c )m r red
with
upliflty in a Int to h*sa**inate M r.or Na.Hha-'hi’ t. of Je ru
salem .1rti) iiv.i i.f hiit friends. line
of tli> prisi'iivi* i- ai) nffirint of
tli " • ’ii Sopr.tne Ctiunc
lhl'Va,,K’btaried In Karnes
Diamond Mounting
Engraving
vronnd t) iuy
LITTI E JEWELEF.Y
•That flslff P or .1
113 PntiriM The»tr- irtil,f.
' __Watch Repairing
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
•
* 4
fu\ V.W. J
For treatment of King Worms. Jiggers and any skin eruption*'
Price 7 > Sold and guaranteed by the ,• *,/ .»tjd
UNION PHARMACY
A IR
I 't u •'
30* i f -
* W ATER
e v a rn
too*
r ttl v .r 1 .w n . » r* curv.t fro m
b a t h •(,/* « . N o p u l o v e r couWcU nn p . r t u n iltr-c u rc x i
—t h e W a t e r C u t . n t . ' . e .
th e m t .n i c t i . i t e r t h r o u g h .
Sec c h u t .
r ?*
31
fUnit
m f •«krc,
Southern College Offering
Unusual Instruction Nowin
Increased Art Department
WATCH. CLOCK. .TFHj
REPAIRING.
Jew e’ers-Optometrwt
• e rtral Arm-yr.in countries. The*
ftuenee o f 't h e United States in
1 f\
"
that section must he m aintain'd a t , high *' 1"*
.n| costs ami a g ain st‘all comers, j M’arin
including the
League. say th e]
tioveninient spokesmen- The liegeI»A I»h* r
many of thts country in that r.l- new Se-rimt
yam is imperative,* If the Panama | station uer*
• anal is to he successfully defend* i - ——
ed in tune *»f war.
I
—----y
Two distinct tendencies* are <e.n j ■
•v officials here in the increasing i ■
’"■nth American interest in the) B
^
' encue The (ie' eva piw ers them-) ||
.Many citizen;*
and I'ulttu.d
IrndiT.* hn.c vi'iccd th- belief that
t vvmtld bn a sp|cp,;.n « ml. c ,rf
inimuny to forego eloLiing a aucr*' .nr t i \ uilc. fol.iiu ing **<ti
m.i'i-9 that 'th e (*p*. 1-1 ehrtT.yit
u 'lid i <t approxim ately $rip,ii(}*).
1bl* Ih'livor city cotini ll ml >pt«*d
a Crtoluliiin by a volu uf S to 1
nskitig Guvrmui Ada,a; lmt tu call
l l - clcrtimi.
It wan i "titi ndcd thu> < Ini adti
will he well ri'p iI'rontcii i m* \
tjunal li'gihlutivv iuuly h
Uir*'*i
ut!'. r r(.ngrc3!*iiic'it, and I * '.Titled
St.iti^ "naliirK.
I he forth toming -p.'cta • (. ct iun
*.ifi ha a ivd inpsimich n> ill,- can.
didi'tcH will hi chosen unde f ‘,v <TI
wo ,-ljll have r**< ,n fur oiu*
Conditions, rather than the m ."t
tits, e-pr t.i IIv these n >t taxcun vc tit uiti styStem.
(Spivialf .Mira Gludii Ik Walker.
Uumselves, would s.em to gi v I O H M ) . U ) W S U a i l l L !
' eiiliege ciMir-e but who nn*
Th** icguhtr m achlncy ut ait In ad of th
nrt department a*
the Ynnkeea the advantage her*,!
• tcil in h*iiniing the me of
old failtioncil political campaign SnutiuTii ctllcgt*, itn cd today- th*u
Purely us pitchers, it is doubtful | NEW TuU E. -Sopt.
UN'S | h Icing died up by varinui fa - fh»* in.siituiion offered art studentpainting the Id. .’
whether Hoyt, I’ennurk, Moor ■,
The II'JT fuoUuill -ea i swim; t tuns of the two major politic,d n much hruuder field thilii heretoRutther and Shocker have much, if into action i, o in i'-t tom ir*ov t urtic** and precinct • ut. uses will turn. Aniu,. front the regular art
rnything, on Hill, Krenter. Meul- with many of the must imisuT.tr name di K gal*■* f*i the*congee*di i- ' ari .*d heing vaui lit by aiij*'*
ows, Aldrigre and .Miljus. But college eieven- in t H- country, wh id convention. T , Vk 'i i-,. hu;
Walker, a new departim-nt ha* been I In order that we may get our
(these ore not men who arc to on-, were idle last week, playing thei official candidate for ea. ii \ .
n >'.d«lrd under th - direction of Mi.» lppcci.il liouhle loop Turkish buth
gage in a mere throwing contest first games of the season. Th
he baTut. a {though candidate! Suzntiim Wilhelm. T in . new d e p n rt-| ] lu.vel.s intri'ilm eil Into 11** many
f’nihnif to fiM-uive thu noir*nutioM 11,11
!' knuwu ^ ■ th»« tliNision ot <I |v.ini-9 ns no.'.dldr we will mail
|o any ailiiie.s I towels for
may get on the ballot electlun day ^rramirt arts, arid Mis* ilhelm t
>1 Til) postpaid.
their de - 1j,y petit inn, running not a IVmn- teaciting the craft of china pntnt
These towels are
| cent or Republican, but us “iiulc-!'"S;. ,
.
. , ...
itli Row-! . endent* “
rhe hrnncht'rt announced hy Mis* i .|il and a special
last v e a r! ,
,
. Walker r.r*-: Drawing and sketch ! rofislruction, woven
releet colton yurut. ,
,• Jonas , . * *
»,«;>"»'«*»•
iw*t»ttc4il
s.*doc mid donign, still lif
Do not dinfuse
.he Maine #u,lt,r?* ,n
t"
\ w!,t** h.ud mpc. elemc.itaiy an dadvant. .
arvnril i->
mentioned already u* pertraiiurg, illuitration, costum ' ilouhle lixjp towel*
„, .;,y
Hjw1il'ic* party ciutdidutcf, ioclud d e d going,inte.ior
devursti in. flight single loop,
Albert R. Kirby
ml after 1?•Ct.^r!n*1, ^ ,' n^ ' ,' ^ nmn
Ren t ' . ;iirtin c n tftw i} rk ,b i;;lo ry p f nrt.A IGaffney, p. C
niliiar*!: Wayne Williams, fo rm e r!sa, U r thnne wishing cOmmenial
tain m ui attorney^ general and friond of the ert cotirtru in lettering, cartoonin ;
id not lie i
Williams .lennings Hr van; land commercial design poaters.
Willi&m K. Folev, nvewed “wet,"} Th- chine painting cour*e wild
nirate ^ ,! aniongrt the Democrats, ami L aw -■include the fundam-ntnlrt of china
lhe V• i ' ' feme
I’hilippM, .fr. non of Ihc painting, dinner mid hreakfnd *ct *.
.
'' | senior United States senator from J Also the *tmly of tombinatiun nn*|
1 1 . 'i j C' lurad >; Karl Schugler. form er \ harmonj of go|*l and color tu up*
u.
*’ u’ • ooiutnrin! aspirant .and Col. P b illn ! pll«*I to vases and ete.
rtnmipoi-1 j. Vun
f|rtir<,r ,|is tr j,.t n ttor-j A sc*mid c urso is offered in thii
aV*P ill . n‘‘>' whl* w,,n nationwide fame h\ division to ndvuiired students lakvi." ,
. bb prosecution of the notorious I '"g "P lecture, naturalistic ami a
1 a, oven I *.minion ,t()Unr j„inoo rittJt" |n i Kt'idv; of the kiln,
liaus have cUy> amonKflt t |,e Ropublleana.
i
have a far great, r number
trouble- | M
Vn|lt. t,a , a |,,.n t |. launched I -students taking art thun ever lie-
Ihouldwin.nei,rly
Me Laulins
■IKl’. t ’S U .F .M . S e p t . ;U).- (I N .S J
L2JI LrCJFj
I N
Phone -375
miles!
2 hrl
Our customers reap the
benefits of our policy
of specializing on Good
rich Silvertowns and
other Goodrich tires.
Sale
For 2 hour* only '
wc offer thes£ rc- 7
tnarkablc prices ",
— only a few
cents more than
the tires cost us f
This is frankly a
“ a t u n f ' — ose
can only afford
to offer it for this
limited time—to
cpcctl up buying.
Come early—0 et
t h e s e trem en
dous reduction*.
They get the most miles
back for every cent they
put into these tires. First,
because Goodrich *puts
so m uch mileage into
every tire—second, be
cause we sell at prices
based on concentrated
purchasing power* x
Oct. 1si.
9 a. m.-II n. m.
RATH TOWELS
Tagging AllBases
Lowest Prices
of the season
Sample Prices
2'Jx 1.40—S hno -i.til
.HxiYJ.V.JR1.50- . i
12x0,00—Wt)u£5 - ..
Inland Supply Company
(Mud
SEVERE DEFEAT
By International News
NEW YORK, Sept. 10—Pitts- e r sof Ann
lurgh cun clinch the pennant hy defeat of
defeating the Reds in Cincinnati coal strike
today. Even if the Pirates lose all F. T. Sc he
their three remaining games, they tem porary
will get no worse than n
if the the union f
Cardinals and Giants make a clean oration of
tv <t p of their two and three g a m e ., nl t ’oal l
tii'jiectively.
mines.
Thd Cardinal* passed nut of th-'f
Pkturo whtai they'lost to the Red*, 1,1 YF. (
ynterday, 1 t*i 2 , while the Plrat* * j I'lmmher c
»r.(i Giants were idlo. Frankhoas.*. i try wide t'
Mot St. Louis rookio, allowed only I _
five hits but effered his first de - 1
fiat in the big leugues when h<*
1 1 ■
made a wild throw. Frisch’s homer
UUed to help the Cards, who could
»»ke but little headway against
J*Vie. May.
With their pennant hopes prnctfiully ruined, the Curdinuls m ust
t" w kruvel a t u fust paca to w ard
off the rush o f the Giunts.
New
York can tie the Red Birds for acc
ent! place hy beating Brooklyn to
day , xs . Ht. Louis docs not play.
The standing:
Pittsburgh
!>.1 f>8
3
Team
Won Ix-st To Play Pet
Pittsburgh
1)3 5>L.
3 T110
WHEN YOlT
New York
*J0 (il
3 .M1'*
INSURE WITH
C lim axing^ home run ram page
US
*1 unprecedented proportions, Babe
Ruth smacked two homers and tied .
You receive, first of all,
his 1021 record of 50.
One c a m e !
u
policy assuring you full
*ith.the bases full, the second wttlv’
and
adequate indemnity
such
a
.se
ttin
g
in
two
successive
t
rm.—^1_
»« . • * *
-* •
1
games. Ruth has hit for the circuit ; for ’properly destroyed by
with the bases loaded only seven
fin*.
tine* in his entire career.
In addition. We offer you
Although throughout the country
the
services of fire pre
Ruth’s home run hitting is a ttra c
ting almost as much interest u t vention engineers. They
Ike hot National League race, only will point out how you can
7.500 fans turned out here yesier- reduce the fire hazards on
doy to watch the Rabe.
your property and thus In
The King of C’laut also whanged ;
a ferocious triple and a long fly crease your safety.
I)o you want dependable,
Which almost went into the bleach - i
reliable
protection? Talk
®r». The - Yankees won the ball
trainee, 15 to 4; -for ru io r v no. 108. with us today.
They tagged Lisenbee xnd Marherry for ID hits, ju st as batting
I’tactlcee for the World Series.-*
Jack Bradley', rookie* pitcher ob
tained by the Red Sox from W ater- |
Rury. f orm., held the slugging Ati»-;
Ktie* fo five hits and trim nu 1
them 0 to 1. Another recruit hurlEstablished 1909
Pi*, Ray Miller, whom the Phillies t
Phone «
22 1 Magnolia
ind CroQA Synm uw, N, Y., beat tho }
Riuvas 7 to 1 ,
. i
Dunmdhcf -Dunnclluti .('rj
River road ncuring completion,
3 months9dividend
on its
P r **
u' T
?J£ft *Vr
JLftoitf seven to eight-thirty .in the evening w
probably the best time ut which to make a
fit«ti»n-to-stntion hinif.distance telephone ca.11
at reduced rates. F o r one tiling the folks you
are culling are more apt to he at borne, and
then, too, we arc usually able to complete the
connection in shorter time.
Of course, the rates on slation-to-station Tong
distance calLs>oru reduced still further at th£U
P . M. Prom ptly nt this moment, thousands
of hands rcacji for the telephone. The, result
is thut in spite of all the o\ti*a facilities we pro
vide, the lines to near and distant places are
taxed tu capacity.
To avoid this croxcded hour, try placing your;
tails bettcccn 7 and 8:30 1*. il/.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
t/rtvorporetcii)
rUMUOA rowt* v t i c a r c o .
Buy your snares
from any employeo/tkeComfiany—tkey
uur salesmen
ff’e maintain a .
Hesalt Dept, tu
assist and ad*
visi our stock*
holders who
may wish fa u lt
�THE SAtyFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, >1927
ie Sanford Herald
A Conservative Program Needed
Every time wc pick up an exchange and note where
j some Florhlancity has used the pruning knife to reduce its
«l*»- -------. expenses we cunnot help but
, m anifest a great deal of , interritlrMa'
S»-cst*
Wc
*n
Sanford
are
so
vitally concerned o v e rth ia very
«»
•V M«rrh m. iww.—
- question th at steps taken in the same direction by. other
koitou cities serve to encourage us ini the
thckling the problem th at is
ROM AMil L. OKAS
IIOWA HO KKIIU
kaiilh
k. josks .
before us. In view of present circumstances the Commission
has already made certain slashes in the City expenses but
ic R irrio x
sfc si
____
*7.00' there are others th a t should be included in tho budget which
jS L
iVmfwsutfaa'—
.............*s about to be adopted for the coming year.
ear *
£00
W ithin the past few (lays we have read where Miami
■- ■-- —
—-—
—- —---'
and I’cnsacola have effected reductions in their operating
rrtb*."r to thm
expenses in order th a t the tax burden' m ight be lightened.
These curtailm ents will aggregate hundreds of thousands
dollars ant* cl0i,c 0,1 the action of these two progressive
* li.- 1. sVs V ‘e«i»ecii«i- cities fallows steps taken by Jacksonville officials in paring
V .V .: their budget. Everywhere in tho state, not only with cities
_____ __________[but in countries as well, n general retrenchm ent program
id U ■ member of Ike ja being followed.
;v» R aarm
• lltralallM
«»,
.
t a ill K
r aa
a »(
of •
( I r r u l a l i uw,
u , an
a lr r a a t le a a l A.aw rlnllnn o f t 'a b .
As
pointed
out
by
the Jacksonville. Times-Union
the
lahara, IM e e r tla e r a , aad A ila r rfla ln s
,
.
,
^ ■ ta aabirh re«airea n t i »*ab-,reduction of expenses in most cases has been forced Such
Iabet .1
mJSu af « i “brwo--0ii-*-,13 the status of the local situation. With bankruptcy facing
•r4«*«e eerUj abaoiatrir
aii U3 w« are confronted with the necessity of making changes
no
f illl
lalm a Of r lr r a la lln n
«« H
we
aa
. .
.
.
. ,
and making them a t once. If we are to avoid retrogreslaeaa m elh od*.
sion we must practice the strictest economy until we have
FRIDAY SEPT. 30, 1927’
reduced our obligations to a point where we can see our way
TUG HERALD'S rilOUHAM
Dunar l a r l l r a a d t o n a l ) a d . clear to inaugurate again such progressive Bteps as we have
■ tla la tm tla n .
L— D ( * m * w a ter r o a le l » J ark a oa contemplated in the past.
a 111*.,)
The Commission will complete its budget for the
rmwtraetloa uf Hi. Jnaa. Indian
Cai
ni re*f Canal,
coming
year within the next-few days. It Is to be hoped
■ration ■t m o n t h l y “ f a r I—I
7 :-* a r
that they will exercise the greatest care and judgment in
A u S a a l l n c o f knl Id Inc
pro■ t u r n - | o » r - . b otrla. a p a rlm ra t making appropriations for the various departments. A sane
and conservative program is the only salvation. Our tax
— V T a i m u a l l r Cheat.
.— ('• a . pie H ub
o f e lt f
b r a a l lla . millage will be high enough with provisions made for re
lla a I M ffr a m .
tiring bonded indebtedness, but we can keep it down some
— A iM
a a d m odera hnapllnl
where within reason by making sweeping reductions in
BIB LB VERSE FOR TODAY
operating expenses.
DEEPJAND STRONG:— For the
--------- --------- 0--------------.ord i s w great God, and a- King
P iik lh i* *
rtrrj
a firn tM
A s Brisbane S ees li
' n r « |l
Their I’arty Needs Them.
Be Iteady For W ar.
Mexico Kills Quickly.
That Wedding (5ue»t.
• » Sanford. f U r U »
1 M unK i
ibove all-gods. In his hand are the
icep places of the
earth :
the
itrength of the hills Is His also.
’#alm 95: 3, 4.
PRAYER: We rejoice that all
hinga are in Thy hand, O God, and
mder « « y control.
Journalistic Bones
The Credit Association is »n orI panned society for the prevents.
of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay y0U|
bills when they’re due, and help t(
i prevent this c/ueSty.
• The Sanford Credit Ass’h. Inc
The Other Way
r«|»rl||hl
EltonJ. Moighton
1*37
A r c h ite c t
First N at’l. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
MR. VARE, FROM Philadelphia
ami Mr. Smith from Chicugo, will
b* »wom in a# senators, whatever
may happen later.
Republican high m orality would
bar them, because too much money
was spent in their campaigns. But
that was some time ago, before the
Dempsey fight. And besides, Re
publicans have the thinnest kind of (
senate m ajority and would have
nope, if they tnrew out Smith and*
Vare.
The two wandering sheep will
be sworn in, the senntc organized,!
the Republican m orality will make
up its mind.
T h e 'fac t that Pennsylvania and
Illinois knew all about the money
spencing, before the men were
elected, makes both cjjses difficult.
Loch
Arbor
Prices
\
Meet Today’s Demand
Prices in Loch . Arbor
meet (he existing con
GENERAL SUMMER A LI. tells |
the country to be ready for war
and warns “three months delay
may be fatul.”
Iiv Europe it is said, q .h? calm
ly, that "Germany will probably I
not go to wnr with Polnntl belore,
1923.'*
ditions of today—one
pays for m erit in this
deelopment but todays
prices will
IF THE WORLD goes to war
again it will prove Us insanity. Hut
it has done tnat often. This coun
try doesn't w ant war, but somatimes it can’t be avoided.
The United States should be
ready, in the air. and below the i
w ater especially. And there should
be 11 separntc cabinet otficer, with
I ' o m p l e t e cont*ol under the presi
dent, of the national nir force, in
terested in nothing b u t.th a t air
force.
be
found
nstounishingly
low!
Have
you
inquired?
DeForest-Santord
Realty Co.
Don’t jump your home town newspaper for occasional
mistakes which you may find In its pages. The chances are
that the entire personnel of its organization is doing every
thing humanely possible to weed out the little bug-bear er MEXICO ADM INISTERS pun
rors which will creep in in spite of everything that can be ishment swiftly. On Monday Mex
INCURABLE GRATITUDE
ican troops killed 40 bandits,
done.
IDsntista are considering ways
caught two and hanged them im
and me asm to make themselves
On the big dailies in the larger cities of the country, news mediately. That Was at Los Cruces.
more popular.)
stories are read about a dozen times before they finally reach At Tepic, I I bandits captured alive
were immediately lined up .in the
the public. The reporter writes it and re-reads his own copy, public
1 make n o criticism
square, shot dead, then ,
making changes where necessary nnd checking the facts; then hanged to trees with warning p la -‘
Upon,the dentist’s art;
I never sajt ho does not play
it goes to the city editor or the managing editor, who passes cures on each body.
A highly useful part.
They allow no seven years f o r 1
it: then it is turned over to the foreman who gives it to a
Vithout his ministrations
Sacco-Vanzetti agitations in M «
linotype
operator
to
sot;
finally
the
proof
reader
gets
it
and
Quite frequently renewed
ico.
’ll wear 4^eth no wreath of gleam reads it making revisions sometimes two, three or four times.
ing
With all this, it is not infrequent th a t the New York World, SEEKING PRECEDENTS for
W lth'w hich to chew my food.
or Heruld-Tribune will come out with some such error as "He President Coolidge’s "I do not
Vnd, lacking food, ’ere very long
choose," Senator Gillette finds one
shouU a c t bo so well and strung. is survived by bis wife, a four-ton truck”.
in the Victorian eni. Lord Palm er
Naturully The Herald is not immune to error. We were ston. in a b itter polikal fiirht with
But when he craves affection.
shocked to read in our own paper one evening where a very Lord John Russell raid. “ I do not
Which 'seem s to bo the case— prominent society womun had given for a bridge prize a choose to lie rubbed into the dirt
And hopes
hopes I ’ll smile with joy the
bottle of "City’H Toilet W ater”. The woman would have a by Johnny Russell.”
rhile
perfect right to think that this was done with malice afore
T look upon his face,
AN EARLIER USE whs Coler
Vhoee lineam ents remind me
thought because tho editor J did not happen to think that idge’# in "The Ancient M ariner. ’
Of hbufa of racking pain— .
Coty’s was as good as perhaps nome other kind. At another You remember the wedding guost
Ji.hesitatingly I’ll state
"beat his hrea#t when be
time a meat market gave 1ifl an tml which included "Meat, who
Ills hoee are wholly vain,
heart!*the loud hiturron.^-iind
dirt cheap/' but in some opuccountable way the,com m a Micceedintr statem ent. "The wedi’o r though I venerate his skill
’o gaze Upon him makes me ill.
was misplaced and the ad read "meat dirt, cheap.”
ding guest sa t on u ntone, he could
ffot
t choose but hear, and thu# snake
But
The”
Herald
exercises
the
greatest
possible
care
in
The bridge a he has builded
on th e ancient: man, the brightavoiding
such
things.
If
our
readers
could
have
access
to
our
On1 sunke
eyed m ariner.”
makk«p6 edoubtr have "le n g th e n e d , exchange table anti read some of the things we almost daily
President Coolidge used the best
ju t
see. For instance, there was one the other day from a Ten of English, it couldn’t be improved
My san of earthly years;
nessee newspaper, "She could not help but smile a little on, and it i# absolutely definite.
Vithout th« shining weapons
through her ears.” J u s t a simple little thing like leaving a
He well knows how to sway
JOHN A. GARCIA, able chi-!
“t
” out makes it ridiculous. Here’s another where the "n" cego
)n gum an d bone I freely own,
engineer, #n/s America ha#
I’d not b© here today.
was lost, "The wedding party died at the Windsor Hotel." false Ideas nbou^ Russia. Wall
Jut hold for him n tender spot
No less prominent a newspaper than the Denver Post S treet will show interest when it
n my affections I cannot!
produced this, "Mrs. Katherine Serretti, 4220 Tejon Street, learns from Mr. Garcia th at Rus
B ytJA M ES J. MONTAGUE
has real money. A group of
wife of Jack Serretti, Monday afternoon, at her home, guve sia
men associated with Mr. Garcia
land jury ha# decided birth to triplets, two boys and one girl. Mother, FATHER have taken contracts on u cash
Clevelai
A Cls
th a t “neckin
ing" jy married couploa and children are doing well.” While the really excellent basis for $ 100,000,000 worth of
is alll right.
Tampa Times muffed this one, "The world which fought for work in Russia.
ideals is suffering today from tho cussedness of the United
Aa ypu may have noticed The
HENRY FORD, BY the way,
H erai!dfk vgraveyaril la undergoing States on a purity with the cussedness of Hamilton Holt, #»lls tractors to Russia, several
president of Rollins College, said in addressing 1,500 stud thousands in one nhipment, and get#
iprovem eni
'.oi oe 1»F
-oents this morning in the auditorium of Hillsbocotufh High cash before th® machine# are
“ The h^nd th a t rocka the cradle," School".
shipped.
>
hey #ay, “ rulea the world,” but
says Mr, ' Garcia, "is
And in regard to politick, one of our great Democratic one"Rusaia,"
vho cnqkf bo #o h»rd a# to rock a
of the richest countries in t h e ,
champion.s has this to say, "Oscar F. CarlHtron, attorney-gen world.” It is perhaps the richest
'rudlelifj1eral of Illinois, said in formal statem ent today th a t he con potentially of all.
“ Buw«fla cornea to the ’go get- cedes tho Senattf ‘no rig h t’ to exclude Frank L. Smith, sena
If Bolshevism cun carry on the
e r’ ", Mjhi the Florida State Newa. tor-designate of Illinois from taking the oats of office.”
work begun by Peter the Great, wc
Let’s aee’aoma of Sanford's “gomay yet see branches of New York
--------------- o--------------(tetters ’’ £ 0 get It.
stock exchange houses in Moscow
Box 339
Plumbing — Heating:
LOANS
"Service You’ll Appreciate"
JAMES A. SANDS
31\ Sur./ord Ave.
Phone fi.lOj.
Sanfor
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second S t
T
IV
a long time aince the
ptain Kidd, but there’s
an now held by the
vernm ent on a charge of
VACATION IS ENDED
MIAMI HERALD
and Leningrad.
THE WAR departm ent controls
Lak« Michigan’s w aters and decid
ed th at Chicago houses must huve
w ater m eters to make them econo
mical -and show how much w ater ^
they use.
Meters were installed in the (
tenth ward, but yesterday Muyor ;
j Thompson ordered the m eter# ,
torn ouL Ho feels th a t he, not the
w ar departm ent, in peace time,
should run Chicago.
bolks art; coming back from va- to d>. Miami is going to get away
c.ntiona tnese days, dropping orf to a fine s ta rt this fall. The misthe trein s or coming from th'i take# of the past; the m isfortuni#
A pictj e in the Miami Daily boats with the look th a t says, that have tried to pull th is city
•own
s a dairy pasture with “ Will, it was u durn good time but ba.k, the business indigestion with
i-iveral, undred
cows grazing I ro glad to get home." In n short which she once suffered for a hri.-f
thercoi]
the best landing flcl-i while th ^ month of Septem ber time, all have contributed tne’.r
Ilnml,
to offer fliers. No bull. w*'l bo goiVJ and Miami must cm- share toward the wisdom of the
Mi.’for
uurk u i her winter hus.n ss.
people who. live here. They kn«-w
, In ..other years the city waited what it takes to make a real city,
Jy will learn to fly soon- *cr her visiter# to come and was for they made.one under unusually
te r predicts William B. content t i let then! find a plar? on d tficull circumstances, and thoy
»w York, qualifying for too bathing beach or sit in the sun are not going to let it buckslide
lie nse. Yes, bus some ut q k n g the few hotel verandas. Now now.
|a i t until we grow wings. .Miami goes out to got her visitors
Vacation times waits fine. They
»tonio News.
o'le and two months ahead of what <hould havu pared aw ay the faJ.'icd^ to be thought of as the he- tigue of the preceding year. The
B rij," the United .State# hasn't 'In n in g of the winter season. Jan- look in the eyes of Miamians rc).• . eeorytb’ng in
prjjc
fights 'Jaiy 1 . In conjunction with th • turning is of quickened Interest,
this year. The story goes th a t th -* rert of the Florida cities, Miami looking forward to a banner winter
treasurydepartm ent collected sx-e ts to begin her hard work cf season. This interest is manUsett r-'-thiar l.'ki a million and u half —Uertaining
w inter
visiter# ng its 'I f in many plan# for bring
Jur'uL- Ur- iH'gilixtk year cn iin g Ihropgh October and November as ing peoptj here early and keeping
with the'C hirs^o battle.
well as from January to May.
them lata.. It cannot fail, short of
—j-----o --------So these folk# who urc coming an unkind dig from Providence,to
AItMod*h T"nn»y got a million back fiom vacation will find plenty produce prosperity.
lolWrirfor his last fight with
renipsey, he a t:ll claims he is /nr
rom the m illionaire class. So
n n rn of th a t, you know, has to be
LEESBURG COMMERCIAL
•aid opt In taxee, but even so
unney, p n b a b ly will not be seen
lines fo r a few years yet.
Let the small town alone. Ik la —sho w ent to n a f o r herself.
very well as it is.
-o~
Alas, instead of hypocrites, like
T hat, in substance, is the m oral Elmer Gantry, sordid deacons,
a re the me«k in spirit
d u ll Inherit the earth, of a peppery little satire by M a r petty tragedy, and eternal back(ike th at. Orlando guret Prescott Montague, which biting, "all I could see were pleos000 o f five oer cent side appears In the October Foi
ant little dooryarda spilling over
and hr Ida up
sew er bonds Wednesday m tgazine „------------. to _™siai wRh summ er blooms.” And she al160 which is a t tha ridicule the novels de«Ung w ith lows the tacit conclusion to be
we remember Maln S treet and vicinity 'b y Stn- drawn that th e people inside the
Sanford told d a lre Lewis. In a U tter to the " houses are probably ju st as plcaestim nt- tor,
it. extracts from which are also sent as their dooryarda.
ubUshed, M
Miss Montague explains
She allows the
average
from 95. to 98. published,
_______
hero of
the m arket th a t-b e c o m in g alarm ed fcy tl
the average modem novel, how.j
wbab you
DEFENDING THE SMALL TOWN
COMPLICATIONS MAY r e - d t
of two kinds, first, the w sr ' d e - ;
-irtm cn* ha# power to den-tv-* •
Chicago’s sanitary
district of,
(dike Michigan’s w ater bv cancel- \
ling tho existing perm it. That j
would hr? bud.
Then .a i'a in . Mayor Thompson's |
enthusiastic friends sr.y he w iP .
he in (t h e W hite House soon, and j
aide to throw out the secretary of
war.
tho m ost c'espicable thing that can
possibly he Imagined. I ant a t
1blind
- * * 1futility.
...
Moron# are Intel-]
lectval giants compared to me. 1 :
tm hypocrisy itself. I cheat, I tnur-l
dor, 1 steal. I am a bootlegger, of
course (m ade real good money
thal time I had me a little pop-catn
stan d down to the Beach—believe
mi* the corn I sold had plenty o' pop
en
to it!). I am a swindler, .a fallen
wjnman oV one who did not fall
m erely because she paa pro pped
w f by revolting social conventions.
I d short. I am everything low and
Regraded th a t can possibly be de
pleted in this most sordid of all
worids; and this I am because I
am human nature as it appears In
present 1 day fiction.”
And he asks a plaintive question:
Why 4® authors _ so furiously ’
800 to 1,000 Crates per ACRE
-t h e first three
%
'i
si
cars o f Celery
Buy Your Fertilizer on the Basis of ;
RESULTS
shipped from
Sanford, Seminole Co.
March 1, 192^
The American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
the State
ELERY grow ing isn ’t c h ild ’s play. It
requires real skill an d lots of it, to
m ake a successful crop.
T h e celery-grow er know s that the real
m oney is m ade in a big crop ru n n in g
three, four a n d six dozen to th e crate. And
th e earlier to m arket the better the price.
T h at is precisely w h y the right fertilizer
is im portant. B radley’s “ AA Q U A L IT Y ’’ •
Fertilizers assure rap id a n d continuous
growth.
y i T hese fertilizers supply th e necessary
plant food for each stage in th e grow th
of the crop. T h e y give every row ant
even stand o f tender, fresh-grow n sprouts.
M ade to m easure for the Celery-grower’s
requirem ents, to assure th e necessary bal
anced grow th. U se B radley’s “ AA QU AL
IT Y ” Fertilizer this year. N o t only for
Celery but for all o th e r tru ck crops.
B radley’s “ A A Q U A L IT Y ’’ Fertilizers
produce outstanding results because they
are specially m ade for F lorida crops-^
there is a grade for every soil condition*
Backed by over 60 years* experience in
fertilizer m anufacture. M ade in a great
m odern p la n t in Jacksonville, from the
choicest p la n t food m aterials; specially
prepared u n d e r scientific controL
Qcnllemen:
It will Interejt you to know that I shipped
the first three car* of celery last year and the
second car th b year, from the State, and that
the celery was raised with Bradley’* Fertilizers.
My crop this year ii the fincit quality and
the yield 1* 800 to 1000 crates per acre.
I am greatly pleased with the reaulu jeeured,
and while in the pair I have used other brand*
of fertilizer, I expect to u»e Bradley’* "AA
QUALITY" Fcrtilizersexclutivelyon my future
crop*.
Your* very truly,
C
A ll m aterials are m ixed, aged an d re
m illed so th at every particle of plant food
O. W. L SMITH
is converted to p lant n ourishm ent. Per
fect m ech an ical condition, always.
Let us send you ou r booklets on Celery
ar*d T ru c k C rops. A p h o n e call or post
card w ill b rin g a com petent field service
m an w h o know s your problem s and can
give you h elpful, p ra c tic a l advice.
BR AD LEY’S
r9 f
"AA QUALITY1
FERTILIZERS
Made only by
The American Agricultural Chemical Company
Jacksonville
« •« c a r J i d i l , U i u n i
u A c a l a / a c l w i d l i , to
«**u o u r (d an * , a n # o f thm
•noil m odern in (Sr ua<U.
I?
The American Agricultural Chemical Company
Warehouse. . . Sanford
**vm
**■«*> -#*»’n*■*» (
ri
rl*
—p
�J
m
i p
THE SANFORD H E R A lp, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927
t*» %
,* >•»
: ; S ? . c w / a n J P e r s o n a l A c tiv itie s -:
Of Bee T e l e p h o n y ---------- MRS. FR B P& jD a ,GEE. SOCIETY EDITOR
Beauty Show Man
Says Pageants Do
Not Hurt Entrants
S ocial
Calendar
Residence Telephone 859
PAGE
Silver Tea Will Be
Given Next Tuesday
B ite y o u r s e lf a n
Mrs. S, B. Gillon's Circle of the
Presbyterian Church will hold a
silver tea at the home of Mrs. Ed^ word Higgins, 1300 Magnolia Ave.,
T uesdayafternoon.O ctober4th.be_ _ . lwrcn the hours of four and six.
Mrs. Minarik Is Guest Mrs.
Frank
____ ______
_ Woodruff
__
Of
Honor
nfH
’’— At
A* Courtesy,-:”Entertains
- L ■ *In -Honor lionnl program i i 'h r i t i , arrangrr]
Given By Mrs. Walker! O f Little Grandson Brown
-y M" and'* cMrs.Bcl'°“'
M”Higgins,
0 «•
Edward
A lp h a b e t
TODAY
-HAIII) BOILED HAGGERTY™
Milton Sills in a powerful com
edy tlrnnia of the A lR —thrills
ami everything—don’t miss this
picture.
Comedy
“HESITATING HOUSES™
Milsne—Paramount News
1
nnil refreshments will be served.
Mrs. M. Minarik was the guest of
One of the livicst children's par- All the women of the circle are
(continued from page one)
honor Friday_ afternoon a t _a do- ties of the autumn season was that cordially invited to attend the Sil
SATURDAY
indeed. They say they never would iliffh,ful MIrPri9c bridge party giv- of Friday afternoon when Mr- ver Ten and arc asked to bring
Children
Primary
mid
the '-experience;
L - -missed
‘
‘ **”
that.
Walker
at- her Frank L. Woodruff entertained in their friends.
, sjshim
. w. s of
w. the •
--------- ^ —
---- ,have
a j'c i tciu.u,
mu*., :fn
i by Mrs;. Clifford
_
-- —
Junior Departm ent of the Metho- | invariably, their visit to Atlantic /„i_ on_!'aur? Avenue.
ol . .. The af- honor of her young grandson,
dist Sunday School whoo have nut™
mP” <
ACity
ity proved a stepping stone to U R M v
h" . r - » k W W ..K 3rd., . . h .r t o r .
bor.es will have a party at 4 o’cldck something better.”
The
ro«
ms
of
this
coxy
hom*
i t’nT)?ak A' cnuf- , . It
»t the Church Annex.
| i!o recalled the "Miss America's ’
were bright with numerous K
Th° >Ppr0>ch of
1
*"
Children's matinee a t the Milano of the last seven years, since th i of
Tom Mix and Tony in
hibiscus and roses, carrying out “ ?3° n Waf
; n th* 1A™ T'
Theatre a t 10 o'clock.
annual pageant has been in opera- the color scheme of rose and green • ! i<,1?8li,n d .othor d1e‘*'19- “ 1® **
The first meeting of the 1027-28
T H E CIRCUS ACE’
MONDAY >
| tion- T^ v «ro:
Scores for the game ■f progres- ?f ,aUo* e .n nn?e,t,M were UsM <easnn of the Parent-Teachers AsN’uff ced—you know you'll get
sive
bridge
were
kept
on
tally's
i
ln
<
tecorat
ning
the
rooms,
and
a
sceiation will be held Thursday
Woman's Missionary Society of of \ v a9h
S
o
n
Gor man’
entertainment with Tom Mix oi>
done in birthday cakes and other 1 wiord *‘ffect was crpntftl with Cternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the *
the Methodist Church will hold its ,
f
• ’
the program.
-Miss
Mary
Kathbirthday
ideas.
A
fter
five
progresma.
n
y
Jaek
O
'U
ntem
s.
„ ,
..
. . . . . .
^ 'u th Side Primary School with th>
regular business meeting at 3:30 1
,e n " ^ ampbell of Columbus, Ohio, 'f.iuns, scores were collected and the
Centering the attractlvaly ap n.-w chairman. Mrs. Robert \ '
SATU RDAY MORNING
o'clock a t the Church.
| | M .s Roth Malcomson, o f 'one having scored the no st points pointed refreshment table was a Newman presiding
Membership Committee of th .2
Children's Matinee
h w \ (la'
,
jam! honors received a dainty em- large pumpkin topped with ice.l t All mothers and’ others who a.v
Woman’s Club will meet at. 10
o'clock at the C lubhouse on Oak n ’ , aliss
r re buy iaimphier,' o f i hioidered
. ,, guest towel. For low birthday cake on which were six interested in the pupils of th is
^ venue
I
* a l|fonnn.
Iscore holder, there was a novelty tapers.
-ihool are urged to attend.
The afternoon hours were quick*
___ ____________
Called Meeting of the Seminole
u m ”*
E' Sm8" '
knif*;- Th* T
thc ly spent with games of all kinds.
KILLS
FIVE-FOOT SNAKE
Chapter 0. E, S. at 7:30 o'clock at i "
fI
V
u , .
, , I 'j ^ T
" a* lt,vcn “ ha" d enV
the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Angie i J ' V
,*OH 1,elwn,k’r of Ja- bru.clered tray cover Mrs Minarik ami later refreshments of ice
Jamison Munk. Grand Matron of
,.
.
,
was presented a basket filled with cream and cakes were served. The
Residents of Sanford hy the d'Oi- ,
the Grand Chapter will be in at- tl( , U' V l,t,,rn|"ln
h«PP»iy married many lovely gifts from the guests. ice cream was served in small ' ns inspected the five foot rattle- !
.
a well-to-do real estate man. le- ' At the conclusion of the game jnckolanterns. Favors of blaftk and make on exhibition in from of the
e™a ^
...
...
l° r> < ahill, of Washington, s a i d ( Mrs. Walker served
fruit salad, orange crepe caps added a festive Lulleth Cafeteria last night. The |
D*
^ ri?!1\ C Uin 0r l \ e ♦ ^
“ ,,umb*‘r nf good movie offers but « ‘ltines, sundwiches in rose and effect to this delightful affair.
reptile was killed yesterday nfter- |
Baptist Church^ will meet at 3:30 ht.r |,,Va„ y l() hl>r sjok Z l Z r in *"■’*»
the various symbols,
Mrs.
Woodruff
was
assisted
In
anon by ‘Shine Martin,” a writer :
o’clock at the Church
with Mrs.
looking nfter her young gupsts by ia the cafeteria, it hud eleven rat- I
has prevented her from Punch nni* salted nuts,
Guy S. Selman and Mrs. R. F. Columbus
accepting them. She has made
Th,‘ ,,rn!ge players were: Mrs. M. Mrs J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Hurry ties.
Main Office untl
Cooper as hostesses.
Iseveral
public appearunces on th.? | M'nnrik,
Chris Mathews,
Mrs. L, Gibson and Mrs. ^firinit E. Jones
, „ ... Mrs.
,
w
...
Fnctory
The woman’s Guild of Knlf Cross stage and has made good money. J. h. Uathen. Mrs. W urt U . W arn - 1 About 50 children enjoyed Frank’s
MOUNT DORA — Work under
Episcopal Church wilt meet nt the Miss Malcemson is now touring •r.
Jncksonville, Fla.
Mrs. W. C. Snntcher,
M « - I birthday with him. v.i, i
way on addition to Villa Dora Hotel, i
home of Mrs. B. F. Whitner, 702 Europe. Miss l.umphier is in the Beecher Kent of
W inter Park, I
r- *
Oak Avenue a t 4 o’clock.
Local Uoprensontumovies, where she is doing well. I Mrs. Heyward Walker. Miss Mil
Regular monthly meeting of the have lest track of Miss Smatllwood dred Huston, and Mrs. L. N. Lein- ---------------------- ---------------- -tive
Dcpendables Class of the Metho hut 1 understand sh • is going to hart- Joining the players for tea
dist Churclj will be held at 7 o’clock
college in Oklahoma. Miss Deland- were Mrs. Volie Williams _ and
r
i n r i r
st the church annex.
er's father has just signed her up Mrs. J. E. Courier.
TUESDAY
•
for a remunerative
vaudeville'I
i
• •>,
Phone 8L8
Meeting of Board of Managers contruct."
Sifts NOW on our new \
Jeweler
.y
ef the Woman’s Club at 10 o'clock
easy payment plan.
Storage
st the club.
C. T. Wolfe of New York with
Sanford
Feed &
Only 7»i shopping duyc be
Daughters of Wesley Class of the k^c Van Raalte Co., was in Sanford
Supply Co.
At the Matinee Saturday morn 1 „ 1 0 8 M a g - n o lia ..
fore Christmas.
Methodist Church will hold regular on Friday attending to business.
ing nt 10 o'clock, which
is being
monthly business meeting at 8
Mrs. W. Hobson Rawlins an il1sponsored by the Woman's Club, •
o'clock a t the class noma nt the
Miss Helen Hinimellierger spent the children will enjoy a picture
ehurch.
>
Asarian Circle of Baptist Church Thursday very pleasantly at p ay . featuring Richard Dix. togfethpr
"
•
with a geod comedy and also sing
will meet a t 8o’clock with M rs.! tonn Beach.
ing of synocqpating songs.
James Murphy nt 1812 Palmetto;i
The chaperons
for Saturday
Mrs.
Ida
Austin
has
returned
DAILY BUS DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME
Avenue,
morning
will
be
Mrs.
C har'rs
,,
_ .. Powc
Seminole High School Parent- from Enterprise, Ala., where she | .. ,
‘ Rosa'‘ Markt
Teachers Association will meet a t has been spending the summer with R. Dighton, and V,
Mrs.
relatives.
J o’clock a t the high school.
wood,
WEDNESDAY
A group of Pioneer boys will act
Mrs.
It.
B.
Mills
of
Day
tonal
Business meeting of the Woman’s
ns
ushers. They are Paul M oore,1
Beach is visiting in Sanford as the
Club a t 3 o’clock.
, •
Orange Avenue, ORLANDO. Phone 4131
Lawrence Reel,*Marion Smith. Paul
guest
of
her
sister
Mrs.
Charles
L.
Woman’s Club reception honoring
Riggers,
Enoth
Parsley
and
Wansthe teachers in the Sanford Schools Parks.
Ijfer-Porter.
.
♦ ,
i. ,! K — 1 ..
st I o’clock at the club house on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
H
aw
ard
Oak Avenue.
CHILDREN ARE INVITED
spent Thursday evening In Orlando
THURSDAY
as
thc
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al•South Side Prim ary School P ar
All children of the Prim ary and
)
Junior Departments of the Meth
ent Teachers Association will meet fied Robson.
. --------A
at 3: 30 o’clock.
•Mrs. J. W. Stronijfc of Hawthorne odist Sunday School who have mite
‘
FRIDAY
arrived here Friday T f S S Z Z
Subscription bridge party given Visit her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. urday afterV ™ nt ‘.h* C h u r f h
|ncx at 4 o’clock, and are asked to
by the Beautification Commltteo Frt.(, StranKe.
! bring their boxes with them.
A
of the Welfare Department of the 1
Woman’s Club at 3 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whclchel an- most delightful tiir y is Iming planGarden Club will hold m e e t i n g '()Unce
birth of
a daughter r.ed for.
it 10 o’clock a t the Yacht Club.
| Fritluy ut the Fernald Laughton
A. C. Jones of Atlanta, Cm., spent
”
~
, ' hospitnl. The baby has been named
thi day here Friday attending to
^alary Anne.
business.
^
Parent-Teachers W ill!
Meet Next Thursday
SATURDAY
kl.l.'u
„ .III
TRUEMAN
FERTILIZER
CO.
u
H. C. VIELE
Richard Dix To Star
• Select
CHRISTMAS !
T
C. L. Derby
| wtbrsif
i
bits
Pretzeleers
ate pantry pirates
DICKSON-IVES CO.
Parent Teachers Bpdy
Plans Meet Orlgpido,
F
IRST Fall days, with a tang in the air, bring
thoughts of tiew clothes . . . of fabrics and
patterns now at Dickson-Ives in Orlando.
Crepes and satins drape becomingly to form
the silhouette of Fall 1927. Innumerable ideas
are»here for women who love needle lore or
have a trusty seamstress. See the displays tihs
week.
KOT’S
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mack.TheTajlor
Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston
leavex Saturday morning for DayBeach whero she will spend
the week end.aa the guest of Mi»a
Mildred Holly.
- - . .
Mrs. E. T. Woodruff fktupied
I j? , ^ r home a t Jacksonville on
i r ” ™ / *fter. spending aeveral days
! v?* ®a buainesa. While in Sanfotd
J g i ^ u f f *topped a t
the
Mr. and Mrs. B urt Long and tho
1latter’,K mother Bin.
Me
e,Ve Saturday for Jackr
. where thay will attend the
if2*T1.* “f Mrs- Me Dour all’s slater
“ r*» J ohn T. L’dwai
.Mr*. A u g u ta
E
who
been apending!!
t few
r. Mn.
with k i f ;
8. Du pr* n
s .e .
iv«d
—.Short
»Uit
her daughter, Mrs. Fred
'u-
‘
•'
•*
Mtu.titd mb
r•in
tmth
tvtrj
•-1
;'«••-* . . J
i4 : - i - — .
y . : r \n
b
t*l
1 !
.
\
I
^ U n e e d a ^ . *
it
a
Strmigit Ml * itrims,
tm mutt mtttimiir*
tilin g . G**d Mud
tm hj. tm hmudy
The Quality Shop
p M tk sg o Mt Jtmr
Vogue Pattern)
9080, 66c
Vogue Pattern)
9081, ftfc
Vogue Patternl
9095, 66c
' •.
NATIONAL biscuit comp/
Vogue P a tte rn ) Vogue P attern)
9072, 66c
9084, 68c
,v
108 Park Ave.
*m
a... .
i. I', ir.-.ii.' . L*.
l
•M
fa
$5.00
li
i
Bmjtbtmkjibi
p*u*d. T W )
a h i «/ f + *
ais.«M.s*f.sta
Vogue Pattern)
9117, 6A«
tjft
•.
PRETZELS
All four day dresses may towon) with th e same coat. . . If
one chooses to start with a cost
in tho new dark brown, the col
or-range 1s just as smart, but a
bit more limited.
A large line of Snappy
Kelts . . . in new fall
shades. T h i s m e a n s
every felt in the shop—
l.
MftaUf. MMVf.
Here's u sumplu Vogue Pattern wardrobe for Autumn—a coat
of one of the new soft woolens in black (BI17)—beige wool jersi.v,
very simply cut (No. U072), for the town-amt-country fr*ck-georgette crane in making a becoming, semi-formal afternoon dress
(No. 9080)_“ Molly O'Crcpe-for the tiered afternoon dress for
bridge (No. 9084)—brocaded metallic cloth for u handsome even
ing dress, 'c ry easy to make (No, 909.7).
Saturday
Special
. .v lU
O-SOGUD
A Wardrobe of 6 New Frocks
» . S¥*n. ■ - ■ 4■■■tr* , , A^ -
-J A 'fp
. u\
V.'h i. h, a i any ,"ood preiielecr know*, itands
f... ham and C’iC*.
; . . biting isn’t at all unusual in the
l.n:
i .* !)03s who pretzel. O-So-Gud*arc
so m.iy t.nd so *eaiy to discst that they art
n favori:c midnight lunch.
No wonder. These pretzels, baked by
UnceJa Bakers, arc brittle, and crispy, and
crunchy, and salty. They’re just as good be*
tween meals as they arc with soup, or salad,
or sardines, or cheese, or with iced drinks.
Children love them, and rightly too.
They ate good for children.
Lustrious New Silks
and
VOGUE PATTERNS
BOTTLES!
-
l*
> y
V s i 1 *S
Fifing! Bone! And ten more bongs. The
witching hour, by pum. Whisht!
Here wc icc an eating likeness of a cou*
pie of bold pretzeleers out for a little pantry
piracy before they go to bed. Thi* titve*
Father a chance to tsl;e a little more nour*
ishment, and also ’to bite o u t hia next
riom ins’a breakfast order;
An Alluring Combination for Smart Women
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Amason
Curley Outlaw and Rodney Pr?iof W ashington, Ga ure in tho city
ertt spent Thursday afternoon in
On October 13, the district meet- for a few days and are the guests Orlando on business.
lag of thc Parent-Teachers Assoc- 'r f Mr. and Mrs. Braxton L. I eristion will be held in Orlundo and kins,
John Townsend of Quitman, G.».,
s splendid program has • been ar
in
Mrs. ‘F.* It. Savage, who has
!a,a;i^
0.r. - . * a.S blsuTew0^
ranged.
The district including
’‘TV been
'T”" IF
rjdayc^transacting
.Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Bra- *pend«ng several weeks with h e r ^ nuay tranoacimg
vard.Lake and Osceola Counties.Idaughtftr Mrs. Deane Turner a t ; ,
— [All membeni of the Parent-Teach- Fort Myers returned home Friday <
Bottles!
| era associations on these counties afternoon.
BOTTLES!
lire urged to attend and it is eam Mrs. Fred Shaw, who has been
lestly desired th at an unusually spending several weeks here w ith ,
From a baby bottle up to a
[Urge delegation from Sanford will her daughter Mrs. Paul Diggers
[ be in attendance.
ten gallon jUR
left Friday for her home at West
The follownig program will be Palm Beach.
Rear of
[liven:
.Song, "Florida, My Florida."
M. Kronen left Thursday for New
Prayer.
York where he goes to buy a coni -1
I Welcome address, Mrs. Godfrey, plete line fer the Kronen Apparel
i fast State President of the P. T. Shpp. Mr. Kronen will bo a w a y ,
A.
about two weeks.
S. SOMAN
Sesponse, Mrs. M, Liary.
212 Sanford Ave.
W. S. Jordon. who has
Introduction of State president, Mrs.
bee? visiting her niece, Mrs. James
Jfn. Fangcr.
Talk by Mrs. De Laney of tho G. Sharon fo r the past two w eeks,’
left Thursday aftem on for her
rlaaito schools.
Report of District Director ami home a t Jacksonville.
chairman, Mrs. Batchelor.
Miss Junie Maude Stembridge,
Uusic, Glee Club of Orlando
Miss Mae Holly, Frank Woodruff
Stkools.
•
Talk, Dr. Duffin, State board of Jr., and W. A. Adams motored to.
Daytona Beach Thursday
where
HealtJu
Now open for
Report from P. T. A. Chairman. they spent the day.
Nooti—luncheon.
business
Mr. and Mrs. Taut Radiant o f '
Afternoon session talks by Mrs. Wi’dwood announce the birth of !
Fanger, State
Preaidcnt. Mrs.!
204 N. Park Ave.
{£ £ • SuT.Tctom .'nTf’'
I “"to V; S
" “" " bCarrie
" 27
nunied
U (,. Karl Hahmano. u c re U ry »( Th>
ta b >Mrs.
h‘‘*Radfern
be' "
Agnes.
will be rem
Alterations—Repairing.
I Chamher of Commerce of Orlando. embered here as Miss Carolyn,
*nd Mrs. Wieainger.
•
Focal solo, by Mrs. Robert E. Spencer.
Glenn of Sanford.’ *
P. T. A. Magazine, by Mrs.
II hiliJrt.
, Talk by Mrs. Siemens, Plato
| Thrift Chairman.
I»*Jrt
‘u *V
.j a a
•n|)U 1'
V
*,vl
�TIIE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER .10. 1927
THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1927
Sanford Daily llcrald
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
! Term*: Cash In Advance
METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v-I
er istinir.
Metal
shingles;!
standing seam tin and galvinized
•oofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
|
LANKY,S DRUG SI ORE—Pre
scriptions, Drugs, Seda. Wc a n
is near you as your phone. Call llU
Time rates on request.
reduced rales are for
alive insertions,
words jf nveruge length
tinted a lino,
inum charge of 30c for
iijerlmn.
..
ivertislng is restricted
, ,.r cIasai fica lion.
„ , iri.r is ntude The San
|er:tld wdl be responsible
ly
in.orrect insertion,
j v c r l i o r for subsequent
ions. The office should be
■d immediately in case of
a regular reader or 1lie 1 ler
lo yourself ’‘Now I’d like lo put
Herald for that, but I don’t Know
and I don’t want to have to i
this advertisement is addressed to you personally. Y
don’t 1-1AVE to come Lo this office to insert ClasSifi
Advertising il your name ts in the Telephone Directoi
Just phone in your a d - Your Credit is Good.
ms
The strongest and most inexpensive
form of advertising. .. the m arket place
of the world w here w ants are quickly and
cheaply filled. Your “W ant Ad” in The
Herald, The P aper the : People Prefer,
will find a m ark et readily acceptable and
results will be sure, sw ift and cheap. Try
a “W ant Ad” today!
Wa n t a d . b a t e s
telephone ads, will be received
(or patrons and collector sent
immediately for payment.
I Time .......... .............. 9c « H"*1
J Timet ......................... 11 | «r
I lim es ..... - - —
fic ■ jnL‘
|( Times ..............
4r a line
IF YOUR NA
TELEPHONE
1— H usiriess S erv ice
is —card appear
reach over •1,1)00 <
A HOUSE, three to fi*
over $25 monthly > Will tilrvf* FOR SALE: Well construcctod
hungalov, corner Palmetto A w
«ur'» lease. “ E. R. P.” care Herald.
ami Kalie Street. Five rooms, bath
with shower, kitchen equipped with
electric ranee. Own*r out of the
l i—Rooms W ithcut Hoard
city and will sell at lose than act
ual value. Price $6500.00 with $100
urnished bedroom with twin he«ls cash and 175 monthly. Address
K!,ri»K*. 411 Park Ave.
Hot 101 care The Herald.
- _____________________ _______
| $3750.00 is the pricce of small cotWASHINGTON. Sept. 'JH.-(INS)
15—Apartment For Rent
tnge on well located lot on MagThe Administration will have a
nnlia Avenue. $50 cash nil thnt is recalcitrant Senate on its hands
n-quired. Balance payable just like this session. *
rent, Box 121, care The Herald.
The Progressive-Insurgents ,il
...
~
~
“■
ready are organizing. This group
i i— Acreage For Sale
w ain will wield the hnlunce of
ro it s a i .i : III Ai-itKS rvitM I.an T*.
" , r ,n the “upped house,and perri.KAi:u. KKN»u : i-:1». n v IS hup* more often than lint will lie
Administration Will Have Jury Won’t Indict
On Charge
Recalcitrant Senate Upon Skipper
Of Roughing Crew
Its Hands For This Session
MK *Jan "V ." k ' ' si h p . h -n d k i , ° hy ^
I.AKKS. AT fi;.» Ai ltr- IN*) K.
IT \ its* in . 2-iti MEl Sc*11 ill.ini
furnished apart
I
.
included. Apply
•
IsOta r o r Hale
s, public library
*~
'.**
jf.ll) cash ami $10 monthly will buy
Until
good building ml at remarkably
low priee. llox till cure Hie Her*hl~
”
LI.KAN UP Yo u r o l d w a l l s
A REAL bargain for the man who
A l i n THE NEW WALL PAINT
visbes to enguge in the raising
SOMETHING NEW AM) Uul’of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
lKIt FOR FURTHER IN FORM Aanil live stock of all kinds. ThirtyA
Herald
representin' ve
•ION CALL PHONE 235-J OR
four acres of land that offers high
thoroughly familiar with rate?
SEE. V. C. CULLER, SANFORD,
rolling lands fur eitrus. muck lands
piles and
classifactkin will
for truck and hulhs and n smull
give you complete information.
lake for pasture land. On the SanAnd if you wish they will assist
V,
7
“ pairing piano u ,.,.k T,., 777
77:
ford-Orlando road three miles from
you in wording your want ad.
tu n in g by e x p e rts with I . y ears.
.Sanford. One thousand dollars cadi.
more effective.
to make it more
experience. Sanford music s t o r e --------------------------- ——
, balance on easy terms that will ulmid Gift Shoppe. Room li) & l l Me-1 16— H o u ses F o r K ent
| low you to make the payments
IMPORPANT NOTICE
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
ram the land. Ideal location for
Advertisers should give their
, filling station and small store close
HI. II.DING BLOCKS — irrigation
to homes of fifty or more families.
street or postoffice address as
boxes and general cement work:
well as their phone number if
i A country home close to the elty
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terthey desire results. About < umarkets. High, dry and healthy.
LARGE 5-roont house; 3-room fu r Address R. r eure Herald.
willcgor, Proy. 3rd and Elm,
reaih r out of a thousand has
nished apartm ent. Inquire 2-':uu
a telephone and th eothers
Exchange
can't connr'iiti* ate with you WIGIIT-CIIRISENBERRY PRINT Mellonville Ave. Phone 8.10—W.
SHOP — Printing
cngruOng,
unless they know your address.
Furnished house fur rent, I'hontWILL TRADE—Well located rcsiAll ilisciinlinuence MUST be embossing. See us first. \V«- ilL it
I dcntial lots for down-town husimade in person at the Sanford
mess property, improved or unim
Herald office or by letter. Tele
proved. Give all information when
phone discontinuenres are not
EL’MBER and complete
[answering this ad. llox 134 Care
valid.
building material. Low
FOR RENT 5-rootn bungalow with
Courteous . Prompt - Efficient Security LumDer Co.. ”WI
garage, $.10 per month, W'oodrulT
S#»rvii**
Grnd^s Conte From” Mu
.Subdivision; T. A. Brothcraon,
-Sixth. Phone 797.
phone 135.
Johnson Outboard Motor, like new,
Automobiles
CONCRETE in every shape and ,.n p l)rV T ...
,
, . i for sale. L. K. White, 1601
form, blocks, tile roofing, ovna- ! 1 0 !1 " ENT:
B« o m bungalow French Ave.
mentals, etc. Sanford C«m?nt I»ro.l-, a} l ^e c.o rnt,f of Palmetto Avenue
Katie Street. 1-arge living
E*r N passenger louring cur ili'trt Pnmnnnv Piftk an«l Mania and
room, dining room, two bedrooms,
both, with shower, kitchen equip
look* and runs like new, to ex
ped with electric range. Front and
rtltiiri- for coupe in good condi b—Help Wanted (Male)
rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
S. C. B. care The Herald. *
Ion, telephone 775 a fter 7 P. M.
BOYS WANTED ! !
Ten good boys wanted to carry FOR RENT: Smull cottage on 2D— F n rm g Fur Date
Magnolia Avenue ju st north of
routes;; hustlers cun enrn good
DODGE
money in spare time. Also scvertl Central Street. $25.00 monthly FOR SALE: *10 acres farm
Box 123 enre The Herald.
'leasure cars and (irultum
boys to sell papers on streets.
land, 25 cleared, fenced, on IK
!lm and 13th Street. Phone
Apply Circulation Manager. Tlt>»
foot highway. Six mileH out of
Herald.
•y— Houses For Sale
IDDGINS & COWAN CO.. Au
Sanford,
Surrounded
by
radiator and sheet metal work
FIELD MANAGER—For ICO ucre
lakes, at §150 ucre. Jno. F.
#7 French Ave. Phone 716-W.
potato farm near Sanford. Must Five room bungalow with water, Pearson, 236 Meisch Bldg.
light.*, sewerage, gas and tele
have had long experience, prefer
ably in Hastings siction.
W. M. phone, located in Oak Hill. $700
SANFORD B U lC K .ro
$500 down, balunce $20 per month,
Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
212 Mugoniia Ave.
P. O. Box 750.
Phone 367.
-and it costs so
w|‘h «h*
Kepulhicnn regulars.
Indications are that the Progresv|'e bine will he as strongly solidiI e.l a* under th- late Senator Rnbv't M. l.aFollette off Wiseiiiisia,
wh. m p.iJl. led an unsm tessf it
ll.i,,| ,„,rty miivenieiit. I.a Foil tie ’s
nuntle has fallen upon the shiaiMeis of Senator Norris (It! of Nebra«ka, long noted for his imler ,,*'<l--ni politiial action
Win New Strength
Ik * group was strengthened in
the last elections, the most notable
ii.lli.ri-iit being Senator l’tuine(K)
of Wisconsin, a former govern' r
n the state, lie is an old disciple
ot i'it. l.aFollette seluml.
I he I logressive.s are united
long economic lines. Their choif
I. tile s w it he to prevent the go -
eminent turning over its great
power resinii.es to private interest» to ent i.,- provide per
nnnanent fl.io' . m -l ,.n the
Mi*'l**ippi m d other iiavigal.le
,,* ... . . . .i , .
LONDON', Sept. 28.— (INSI —
The refusal of the New York
county grand jury to indict Mich-,
rel J. Crawley, captain of the
American Tanker Mnnatawny, on
charges of mistreating a Briti*'i
member of his crew, FredMck
Thomas, has aroused wide interest
here.
The cruelty charges we*e brought
against the Captain as the result
of a communication from Sir Esuie
Howard, the Itritish ambassador,,
i see* clary of State Kellogg.
Upon receipt of word that Crowley
h'ol not la-en indicted, the foreign
office requested further details
of the ease from the dr pu> intent
of justice at Washington.
Thomas, an assistant steward on
the Mnnatawny. alleged he had
been lushed to a mast and a stream
id water from a high-pressure
hose turned upon him. According
lo d'spatches
frumNew York.
Captain Crwley testified before
the grand jury that Thomas had
a<t«,l st nn'/ely ami had threaten.
«d the skipper with an axe. Craw
ley said he shackled Thomas to
hi n«elt- when he Iwen me “violent.’,*"
Ne*t time
buycalom*
The thoroughly purified
and refined calomel com
bined with u iiitin t and
corrective agents.
Nausealess—Safe—Sura
Mellonville Avenue between Celery Avenue and the 1
glades.Rrnnch of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, I
feet in width, with sheet asphalt o^ a l> inch rock ha
•'•05 cu. yds. grading @ 60c ............................ ............
363.00
2-181 lin. ft. eurh St gutter (ft) $1.00 .......................... .
2,581.00
21 lin. ft. single curb header (ft) .-17 ......................
0.87
*11 sq. yds. maeudnm foundation (6" thick) (pi $1.20
073.20
, 1251 sq. yds. asphalt puve. (2” top) (ft) $1.15,.......
1,457.16
j 5 Type II inlets (ft) $15.00 .........................................
225.00
4 manholes (ft) $67.50 ...................... ............................
270.00
500 lin. ft. 3" drain tile 0) $135.00 par M. ................
67.60
1702 ft. lumber in trenches (ft) $100.00 per M.R.M. ....
170JO
60 lin. ft. 12” storm sewer (ft) $1.25 .........................
75.00
1.150 lin. ft. IH"*storm sewer (0-6) (ft) $2.75 ..............
. 3,712.50
50 lin. ft. 18” storm sewer (6-8) (ft) $3.85
.
192.60
Extra work .................................................... ................
.
38.93
' Laboratory inspection of materials .........................;.....
.
126212
........................
.
.
562.77
AddressingAutnmo!>ileKditors Convention Of The Amjrirnn Engineering
Legal
expense,
.advertising,
etc.
..................................
.
255.80
nerulMotorsSn.vs
Legion At Paris Serves To
Six
months
interest
.
441.03
knd Harmony BeRenew Hitter Debate; KnirTotal Cost
$11,492.77
And Henry Ford
lish Are Keenly Resentful
The total cost of the improvement exceeds the estimated cost - by
1 $6 182.07.
.
li*h.. Sept. 2 8 — ' LONDON, Sept. 27.
ili lie no war Iw-lThe criruntent over “wh'» won the Final Assessment (>er foot frontage $1.96
old and G/ncr-tl w ar?” ha* been violently resumed i
'in Fnrlnnd ns a tesolt of the con-1
• was given by A I-lv*aHnn of the American Legion In
r,, president of the >Paris.
jV'
. Company, in a I Rumbling* of resentment have |
before the automo- j been heard for sonic time hecuune t
bit
American newspa-lof the great welcome which France$283.02
iion.
I is nlunning to give tn the l.cgi»n|
i”'1
nun
My of opportunity un'* highly uncomplenientury things
98.27
for both," declar-al
the attitude of Franco to her
lnuse
various Allies are now being spoken
98217
only by British ex-service men und
98.27
quoted recently to prjntt.,| {„ t ),c newspapers.
The
98217
However, runiul s |,|lB| , tlf j),;,, r,.Nl-ntment, and it is
war between the* i Vl,ry widespread, is that British
10-B—
Plants
And
Flowers
MODEL TRIM CO.
•rs have b.-en tv- war veteran* feel that France I* snait
For sale cheap—One 8 room houaj
Lot 24 Block A
50.11
fe trim the car, not the owner
lughnut the b u s-. making too notch fuss over the F. E. Sherman
to be moved off lot- Phone 193.
Lot
25
Block
A
50.14
Phone 817 for estim ates
nonths over since, American Lcgi'U, and the French
L it 26 Block A
50.11
P. W. RADFORD
year ugo the Gen- p«-(,p!p are accused of ingratitudo Charles B. Lowe
rporution lowered because thev do not publicly recog- Robert I*. Garrison Lot 27 Block A
50.11
HUPS— M A R M O N *'
ir Chevrolet cur »o n|xc that it Great Britain
and Jeanett L. Goochue Lot 28 Block A
50.14
11— -Miscellaneous
Sanford Automobile Co.
■price of the F orth'not the United States which should R. II. Wynne
Lot
29
Block
A
50.14
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
d hail announced receive the (inn’s share of
the
Tho*.
E.
Meredith
Lot
30
Block
A
50.14
UNFORD Overland Co. Willy*. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
J. F. McClelland
U t 1 Block G
50.11
Co. 11 Bull Bldg.
Knights & Ovp'lnnd, Wnippit*.
J. t \ McClelland
Lot 2 Block G
50.11
uk i. Commercial St*. Phono 68,
12— Wanted
J. F. McClelland
Lot 3 (Hock G
50.11
SKMISOLE HUDSON
F. U Dyaon
Lot 4 Block G
50.11
INC.
J. C. Dean
l-ot 5 BlockG
50,11
203 Oak Ave.
J. C. Dean
Lot 6 Block G
50.14
Phone II
J. C. Dean
U t 7 Block G
.’H ill
Wm. I. Clark
U t 8 Block G
50.14
! during which Mayor Von Ham■
F. E. Sherman
U t 9 Block G
50.14
bin h will in*|>ect Intermediate ” ,
li
V) HERE’S. MOM X
F.
E.
Sherman
U
t
10
Ulock
G
31.8
I points and log the route, he will **•*■
AND M R S .T V T G ?
open the trunkline between the !‘L
IN
SECTION
31
TOWNSHIP
19
SOUTH
,vHh
lh^ honor
it1 rthern and southern terminals Lu ..evoting space to a dl*u*»h> hf, ,
TMEW JEffc GOiNO
RANGE 31 E-. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLA
f
the
relative
position
"t
L.;nei..l
ap)|
of
t)u.
war rP.
with u trail.blazing run, using a °
OUT AND PC.AY rMotors
and
Ford
o*
important
fa*i
n|
lhrJ
wn
in
»
Boston
Steele
. Beg. at the intersection of
specially equipped car.
\ VJlTH O S,TOO J
t.-r* in lhe automotive Imlustry.
A<
th(, ••pr,ipn|runt|a value” of
the center line of Mellon
"The s'>walled “Sunshine Houle- Their present relation and
, ht.
gathering, this Old Conville Ave. St Celery Avy.,
ivrrtls System,“ Is being created
temotihle says:
I to provide better overland truvel future relations.
run W. 180 ft., S. 1 deg. W.
8 loan proceeded to tell how he “Surrounded by Legbinnaires
| facilities between the north und the
_
418 ft., E. 180 ft. to center
#n*n
the
imlui.try'
Rnd
the’r
had
v
d
relations.
nil
I Mississippi roust anil adjacent win*«
line of Mellonville Ave.
he was brought -houtirtk 'Viva !a France,’ and holdJter playgrounds. M“ter clubs and
1 hi* organization, |ng fofth about ( bateau Thierrv. /
North 4 deg. E. 418 ft. to
motorists will he furnished with
nml swnrmiug in upon p<»or old
[complete maps of the system, made It’etr viewpoints and ambitions.
beg.
393
suid Mme. Nungosser. Parisians are cerI up with the cooperation of several
‘“ In those early days,
Mr*. M artha Muffitt Beg. a t a point on center
.
tain
to
shake
and
shuffle
more
| of the various state highway tie- Sloan, “those entering the a atom-)line of Mellonville Ave.
puriments, rh >wing the routeslive industry with models did not; fpverlshly than ever to the current
that
Fo.tl
naMrral
air,
‘Yessir.
She’s
Mu
418 ft-.S. 4 deg. W. of the
I The Chlrugo-GulfpiTt route i* Live th} same basic idea r’ " " ’
•paved from Chicugo to Memphis |tll(i namely, the low.-s,t posstu'e Bab ; ’ *he resul an widespread enjl
N. line of Sec. 31 Tp IB S.
organized evocation of U.
• and graveled ami pave*! from Mem- price. Thut .was the trouble wiih carefully
IL 31 E., ruiv S. 4 deg. W.
S. war memories serving to
dis
on center line of Mellon
tort still further the bare facts of
the case, namelv, the ezistance of
ville Ave. 35A f t , W. 245
pieciitle the trem endius d.bt that a in ix'muni of four or five
Anih ., N, 4 deg. E. 3M f t , E.
w • owe Mr. For*! f*»r not only hi* erlran rrm v corps’ in the line f'*r
conception of the ii.ea but iti*. thn la*t two or thee** month* of
245 ft. to beg
335
sticking’ to i t- they permitted than,l fh» wnr und up against n totally Rsalty Trust Co,
tleg. a t i point on center
ynr* to g ;t more costly and
, there
.. * different, demoralized and beaten
line of Mellonville Ave. 773
fore lost their position. I mcnUoa
......
ncimun ,„i,|lHr."
f t S. 4 deg. W. of the N.
tl.fa
because
the
same
thing
upplie*
VJEU-. HD RATHefi B E T
•I
Britishers Angry
:*
•as 1 see it, to tne situation ut tie.'
TdC V W 6A4T OUT AHEAD
The
American
Legionna’res
m
«
v
|.
KEY WEST. FLA., Sept. 28.
-*
OF US — ____ ^
31, E-, run S- 4 deg. W. on
pictant time.
. have a fin** tlm* in Pari** ^
the ire of the |
“ If the past is ur. indication of hH<| nnd wm
the center line of Melloni the future, the new Ford cur will 0(|, Conte'mptlblcs uml o th :r Brit
vilie Ave. 49721 ft., W. 245
;b«- a cur that will ap|)cal to u grei't' i*b *-t*ran*.
— „ .
f
t N. 4 deg. E. 19721 f t ,
English
•
mass of people, naturally that c a r, "Why, sum* up nn
F< 245 ft. to beg.
497.3
Im ist meet present conditions, b u iiwr:((,r wh'
‘I*/ has
— noted on both
the basic idea is likely to be to o ;
pf the Atlantic for his war Atlantic Coast Line
i same.
•
critiques, “is Franco so obstentnBeg. a t the S. E. cor. of N.
General Motors is In quite a dif- tiuualy grateful for the relatively Railroad Company
E. H of N. W.
run W.
T r e n t position.. General Motor* small sacrifice made by America
200 ft-, N. 65 f t , E. 400 f t ,
idea Is to make a car of greater-during the war and so much diailuxury than the F o rd —a car that jposed to take as a m atter of course
S. 65 f t , W. 200 f t to beti properly belongs to the nezt high-: the much greater sacrifice* that-wa
The above and foregoing Final Asseeaments are payaM
b r class. With everv or- • car th .raihave made and even to depreciate
I* a definite market. Th’ applies to their value? We m w t moll* hlg up to November U t. 1927, without Intereet; and a fte r iwtcb i
a* well aa to the Ford. *
Iallowances in this busineaa of the assessment* arc payable In ten equal enaual Installment! eW
Sloan evoked applaus when '.v ’ American Legmn^for booat
aajj a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payment*.
Witness my hand as City C ork of the City of Saafbrd. FU
Gulfport Mayor On
Inspection Tour Of
SunshineBouIevard
TELEPHONE
BY TAYLOH
competent ad-taker will assist you
in wording your ad to get the best results
Larger than any store, the market represented by The
Herald Classified Page put you in the midst of the buyers
and sellers of the city and suburbs without lea virfg your
easy chair. Form the habit of looking through the Classi
fied Pages each evening before you let your neighbor
borrow the paper. You’ll find it the most profitable Quarter
Is Married Lying
On Her Death Bed
* +'
V £
It K K t *
ana
» i*.
,s Florida Power A L ght
being painted.
BRADENTON-Bradentnn
association con
Co. ar* ru* G
llln* P
»«■ •>-- »' s****"1". * "•1W7(SEAL)
.SEAL.
,u „ m ,
•
y .
�•vW•***
r
SI
M
. 'j
1
Y
l
w «f
V v
**
- i>.
, FUIDAV. SEPTEMBER 3
T
e’re 1
1
Have Just Bought From U. S
The Seminole . Furniture Comp a n y
At A
Tremendously Low Price
BE SOLD
IN TEN D A Y S
oner Furniture Co. Is Here To Stay. Before Restocking Our Stores With New Fall & Winter Furniture
We Must Sell All This Bankrupt Stock Out Entirely Regardless Of It’s Value.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Oct. 1st. 9 A. M.
50 Pieces of ( ‘cngeolinm tint!
and other Rood makes of floor
coverings. One to a customer.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Hundreds of Odd Pieces in
this B ankrupt Stock th a t we
m ust Ret rid of—we cut the
price to the bone. Look at
OUR windows you will be sur
prised.
Anywhere To Compete With Our Prices On This High Grade Furniture. Come To O
i Need Any Furniture Or Not. You Will Get A Real l*Kick” Looking Over Our Barga
ODD DRESSERS
r Piece Willow Suite
For The Sun porch
\ v. ry handsome split willow suite finished in natural
mil ween. Settee, two chairs, round table, very odd,
Bankrupt Sale Price
4-Piece Fibre Livingroom
Suite $59.00 real value in a m ahogany finish living
room .suite, cane back, velour covered,
handsomely finshed. Good size settee, coil
spring construction, big bargain $85.00
Value.”
.* '*
*
Bankrupt Sale Price $ 3 Q A ft
You must sue this to appreciate it, 4 Folding Chairs
covered with handsome colorful awning strip folds very
easy also Folding Card Table with cover to match, it’s
a Beauty made to sell for $25.00
\
5 Piece Bed Room Suit
B ankrupt Prite C I O
Gate Leg
Dining
10 Piece Dining Room
Suite
AC
....
rators
9
Beautiful Fibre Suite, tapestry unpolstered, coil spring construction on steel fram e
—a real high grade suite made to sell for.
$125.00.
.
Bankrupt Sale Price SSQ lift
Floor
Lamps
and
Room Suite
Top leer 351bs ca
pacity finished in
3 colors oak white
& gray e n a m e l
$18.50 value.
Solid Mahogany gate leg
hundsome bed room suite you will be proud to own.
Bed, large size chifforobe, triple mirror, vanity, one
chair and one rocker, mahogany finish, a big bargain.
A
Bankrupt Sale Price C C A
A A
tah|e & 4 Windsor chairs,
very heavy & sturdy con
structed, tuble folds very
room. A high grade suite
small and take very little
I
JV
WE GIVE YOU CREDIT
oun
term s , r . ‘e . z .
Satisfactory arrangament* can bn made for convenient
Terms,
I.iixTal Credit that strives t'» nccomrtdnt«. itself to your
own win he* in the purejm.",. of good Furoitur.. for your
HOME. Co me in and let’s talk it over.
valued at $75.00.
Bankrupt Price
Beautiful Hugenot Walnut Suite, extra heavy built.
Handsome design. G foot extension tuble, GO inch buffet,
china closet, server and G chairs, handsomely unholstered. This suite wu.<$ priced in stock regular $500.00.
Bankrupt Sale Price C O ACT A A
Of Sanford, Inc
Nat Berman Sales
Lamps
H and Painted Parch
m ents, very handsome
assortm ent of lamps
values up to $39.00.
Bankrupt Price
RECONDITIONED FURNITURE
W e have some slightly used Bed Springs, M attresses, and
other pieces that are almost as good as new th a t we must
dispose of-—Come In and give us an offer, we mean busi
ness.
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, September 30, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f6efa59f63309f72df83e8919b5e66d.pdf
95075d4a6be0b679fae71bd83032bfea
PDF Text
Text
•
' ' -- ' r•
■ n o a y y r y g y fr, ■
In T ioridaV Heart
Greatest Vegetable
lchest Garden Lnnd
aaed Wire International News Service
aA-.lUlLl ^
=“2=
-4-
Orange Tree Bears
3 A g es Of Fruit
V
‘ 'j
What Is described as a frenk
in the citrus field is an orsngtree in the yard of P. D. Cobb,
who resides oa west Fiikt
Street. The tree, according 'o
its owner, is bearing- its fourth
blossoms of the season and ut
■*- present has three different ng.s
fruit.
Mr* Cobb describes some of the
1 1 ncreasedNearly
granges as being about tho “size
in Mills W hile As- of egg," others twice os large
while many of them are full
Valuation Is grown.
The owner of the tree is
Over2 Million unable to account for(thc phen
omenon.
to
Sati
T
3
XVIL
R V /iv : -v ;
Vi ,
,,
•T: (-T7tv - wV.»■S '
NEWSPAPER
m
SANFORD F L O R ID A .
OCTOBER 1 1927
$>v ;
f:
■
•*w. *
KIMTOtfS NOTH: Are lK«tity
t-oiiieels. <l«tr'rrKOlel t» '**••
H.aroudT iitul morals of the
yi.um; girl m trant? “Tes.'* ■**14
the National t’o'inell »f (Cawolle
W*>mrn In Washlnaton, p. t..
this worlt.
. ... .
-No.* rrpllnl Armaml T. Nl.-n.
«»l«. oiri-rt<ir-cpn«.ral of the At.
lantlc f ltj Bnaoty I*BK«anis In
«r. Int*r4lsw; yrrterday. Today
Interiinlloiml Nrws gorvlce proKrnta the v im s of tit* original
••AIIkj AmerlCM."
and nc
in* extreme lioulh
south jn ''
1n*«Jttrcm«
Sunday partly
ional showers.
=±=
.Member Audit Bureau OfCirculaliona
F S M iss G orm an, 1st A tla n tic
C ity B eauty W inner, S a ys
I C o n te s ts A re N o t H arm fu l
BIRTHDAY WHI
RE GALA E M
Ki J
. .
Strikes Are Held
For Bombing Show
r-n
MINNEAPOUS, Minn’., Oct. V
—((lN S )~ S lx striking theater
employes aro held by police to
day for questioning follcrrinf
the bombing of the Famous
itrir
Players-Luaky film rxrhanga
li?i»- fast, xiuhi F.very win
dow in the building, ar, wait ss f M
r.any of those in the immediate
Action Of Executive Conimlt- vicinity were shattered. Twin E ighty-E ight
tce Of 3rd International ftt*1 ;ity moving picture theater
Of Thursday’s
KenToMeanTrotskl’s Expul nachine operators, stage hands,
Are B eing
sion From CommunistParty icenic artists, bill posters and
nusk-ians hare besn on strike
Mourner’s A re
lero for three wtcW.
>|H|
BY SOCIALISTS
face, roguish eyes and a fine fig»
ere. Today she i . married, “very
ry happily,” to Victor Cahi'l,
prominent real estate man ef
Washington, and if *h« had it to
Germany Will Devote Herself
do ovrr again, she d enter a nation
To Jubilee In Celebration
al bentuy content just as she did
Eightieth Birthday Of For
six years ago.
- '
•
mer General Hindenburg
“I tlon’t see '-any -objections to
the contests,” she,said tddny. “Cvrtiinly it’s no crime for a girl to Russian Is Accused
H indenbiug W ishes
nsp'r
> to beauty.
•|ly Jan u s h *KilgalIcn .
O f Political
N o Costly Festival intcrnalional
’
1
<1> feel, however, that the News Servlet Staff
chirertor of the contests bar
Correspondent*
ch. ng-d siru-o I cntcrwl in 11)21— Trotskl Was LcnderOfSnvict
GovfcrifmcntllnsArranRcd For
•I'm n o t,nnd not for thu better. In thnt con-1
NKW
YORK,
Oct.
1—
National Collection Which sorry l tvn« a prize-beauty. So test nil the girls wore little satin I Faction Trying To Sfahilize
^ •
.> »
Red Cross Drive 1
President Will D istribute says the original “?4iss America" si’iU nnd tho judging nt Atlanti-, Russia WithForelgnCnpital
'Appropriations
g in s To R aise Si
the girl who won the firsV
first nna. City wns held in an Art:* Pnlru-o. | MOSCOW Oct. 7.—(IN S )—The
BERLIN, Oct. 1,—Germany to litmal beauty contcst’a t Atlantic Now it seems lo be nil bathing
___J611.578.54 W ith
Of 5 0 0 Thoi
morrow will put on it* Sunt!ay City in 11)21.
suits nnd p n m d e s-ju st a s h o w - 1 thc «ccutivc coBUnlttre
••
........... :
best anti devote Itself-to jubilation
rather
thnn
n
beauty
contest.
J
tho
third
internntmnale
in
fcxpcl>525,932 For 1926-27
She w as Miss Margaret Qprmnn
!
^
Motor
Casualon tho occasion of the eightieth of IVajhington, D. C., them a pet Scnichow I have the impression ling Leon Trotzky, formerly com- Figures Show
■ ■ ■ ■
„ ,
ST. LOUIS, OcC.
birthday of President Paul Von ite, blonde, 16-ycar-oltl high'school tlust the cnmmerciiH angle hns en- *mlssar for w ar in the'Soviet govties Are IncreasinR At Rate was a day of funerals f>
Former
Owney
InstitutesSult
r-28
budget
tenJndera 1927
Ilcneckcndorff and Von llincjen* sephontore, with a round, entiling
Of TwoThousnnd Annually; Ixuiin. Most of the 88 vie
(Continued Qn ra g e Three)
| crijmcrit, nnd hir ally, M. Vuyoid by
tne■ City . Of ReplevinTo Take Posses burg.
Itehr adopted
... . ■
*
Over
25,000 Killed In 1926 of Thursday’s tornado will
|
vitch
waa
regarded
today
as
possion
Of
P
lant;
Change
“Ner
lisaion a t ita meeting on
Although President Himicnhurg
Imried totlay. Early, thftf morn
afternoon the millage
jslbly foreshadowing Trotzky’s cx
collated,” Avers Publisher has asked that there bo no costly
ing the funeral procesi
WASHINGTON,
Oct
becoming fiscal period
, pulsion from thn Communist party. erica's staggering
festivities, \b o German nntion
started.
Manv of the mom
■ i „ ; irauid{tpll, ................r---------------et at 24.67 mills as comAccording to an announcement which has no real national hohday
This'nctTbn by the executive com- made public todpy by the Ameri- 1showed
Iniuries
Stiff*
y in the Sanford Times that since tho war, i< preparing to give
to 15 mills for last vear.
nutt£<> indicated also th a t Trotzky can Rond Rtiildors Association,, themselves In the terrific
__
apaper
has
reverted
to
Its
for
messed valuation will be 1ft
vent to suppressed desires to wo*
probnbly would ho elected to the shows 114,871) dead and 3J500.000 w h M i In G v p m ln u to a r i |
ied from S19.500.000 to mer owner, T. R. Higgins, fron) shlp its idols nnd express its re
executive committee* of tho Uu s- injured In tho five-year period m t h o f de.solatfon a lx
whom
the
publication
was
purchas
tarakimately $21,700,000.
lief and joy over the promise hold
siitmre throughout th« nhr
slnn communist party in December. ending Jan. I.
n»e total amount of approuriat- ed a year ago by u group of local out Ky the progress of the p a s t;
Motor ‘casualties are Increasing se*-tioo of tho city, leaving J*
Trotzky
was
accused
of
"political
business
men.
A
t
tho
time
of
its
_ j has been placed a t $011,578.54
few years.
crimes." One of tho counts nguinst at thc roto of 2,000 n year. In of at least fifty million dol'
(th an estimated revenue of $180, purchase tHo newspaper was known
The President hns (.declined l*>| l Terence In WidthAud I’lac- Jordan Wailing In Tiny Cell him was based upon his declaration 1020, tho peak period, 25,302 wore injured ami a death Hit
as
the
Snnfosri
Signal
but
up<n
the
saving a balance of $431,563.Prepares To Meet Speedy thqt tho fight within, the commm- killed nnd 759,0U0 injured, althugh reach ono hundred.
permit money lo he spent vln. ccl-i
u t Of Curl) and Gutter nnd
,.be raised by taxation. This :hnngo in ownership the name adop ebration of his birthday so tin . |
T
rial; Claims To lie Victim » t *party was."merely n struggle u nn.bnwidc survey indicated n The American Red Cross'
Stt. m. Sewers-Account For,
To is increased to $630,454,42 to ted was-the Sanford Timea.
the government him arranged n |
Papers
filed
a
t
the
court
house
Amnesia
In Frequent Talks tu save tho political leadership oi decrease in accidents pr motor ve fund which is being collected fr
[ 26 per cent revenue for un on Friday revealed the fact that the huge national collection known as
Cost r o City Says Williams
Joseph Stalin nnd M. Hukhnrin." hicle registered.
taxes.
. ■ change effective today was brought tho "Hidcnhurg Gift,” which will
local sources only, Teached almos
Another declaration hv Trotzky
IWhilo the total amount of nppro- about when Mr. H lgH "1* instituted he turned over to the President to-1 The Hom’d i* In riff Ipi of a J «'ll AIM.OTTK, N. I’., Oct. t — w ts that ‘thosu in opposition ajand In five years, Chnrles M. U^ham $35,000 this morning.
It lx
director of tho association, ostlfrom Fred-T.
proteating hi*
ition,
$511,578.54. shows a a suit of replevin in default of n ntorrow. lie will distribute it I" i ommuiuca
micn* i* from
rm i- i. ^.m0i-- !(INS)—Vehemently
**»•■•’ ■
two heads higher than those who nated an economic loss of over pected that $500,000 will h* n«
Itcu.
Willi.i
.1.
Jordon,
|c increase over thnt for last claim for $12,600 which tho former war invalids nnd war widow i and iuunn, Cliv ...id Count/ engineer, jlmmo-n. c,
cover thcl.- crimes with the cloak $1,000,000,000. This loss in 1025 for reliabilitatlon of the devi
r, $625,032, most of the increase, puMHhcr held npainnt th? Snnfonl orphans. -The post office bus i
ich tho official denies ntnte- er.dwhd- niinintfr-oviingclist «>f of party dlscilinc.”
wua $638,076,000, exceeding 1925
n>
in ut’.1 made in u a to ly 'appearing Columbu*. Ga., tiHlnv tried to
1was pointed out, was made nc- Times rublfchlng Company.
.
sued a
special
“Hindcnbuig ri ;hla nnwspaper in connection climate hinua-lf to life behind thf
The. brenk between Trotzky nnd by $21,000,050 and 1922 by $154,. eii districts.
iry t<s tak# care of bond* and
Ac^raihg to the stntemant «P* Stamp," the pioccedo or which
tor
Thc
m
ins
left
in
tha
v. i‘.!i tho compnr.itive c< *ts of the bars a* lie waited for u prelimin- his former colk*ngues in tho high 000 , 000. - ‘ \\
interest. Tho actual operating pearing in the Times this mdrning
. r
* walte were combed alLlw
councils
of
tho
Community
party,
will
also
be
devoted
to
w
ar
chadpeases of tho govemn\ent will he change In management waa
... .....
.nviug of Hugr.r/
i'nving
Hughr,- y 'crest
c ;t rts ePm*
com- ary nenring
hearing on tne
the inpnmy
bigamy eiinrgv
charge
Uphum’s a^sociatior. is co-oper- night for additional . bodies, 1
arose over policy. Trotzky beaded uting
.. ,
... nlrlr'l by thu City mid a* estimated against him, scheduled for Monday arose
dw a considerable decrease.
- ‘nc-otiated during this past-week tie*.
with Secretary of Commerce
lie I resUient '•m
.
*
moniliic.
•
a faction thnt wanted to'm odify iioover and tho national safoly most of tho additional death
Tomorrw the
[A comparison of the two budge.
vith T. R. Higgins whereby ho and
now expcctetl to be reported
riglnal
stem
tenets*
of
thc
h° i y.llh,°lrTth r ^ e h ' Mr. Williams' i» |.L letter "ddresN,u vdy justice awaited tho id- fCommunists
\ h" "
conference in tho effort to cut hospitals where tha injured
r era a reduction in onorat?”T
lU asr.oclutes will carry on niter ride through the
in
order
to
obtain
down
Unter
He
i*n
Lindc.i,
t
^
to
tho
editor
of
Th?
Horuld
|ogt.,||y
,,„wh
married
"atnfteaia
hf *304138.3 !. Vo- *
down the death nnd injured toll taken.
;his' issue.’*
'
-« captU)n,on tho atorj
atory thnt the imlRon *'
“ st allotted a"r
•Tho statem ent
further said tto Brnndenbnrbcr gate,>and then I
from highway accidents.
v,ho
n
rH
v
*
h
e
.
W
S
^
.
^
^
f
f
i
'
S
^
a
S
C
r
S
liuilding Commissioner
Chausre
propped $72,000 on one u’uy in .he custody of deputy shcrthat a "detailed announci M*lt re- down the Churlottcnburgthousand*,
soring year
Heavier automobile registration
*subjugate
tho
nntl-capltftllatlc
j S’reet Paving Project" Is crTonl$325,037.0•>i»idir ’ a iv*; 7cgirno find poll- j to tho stndiutn where
from Grand Rapids, Mich... principle of his party to expediency is increasing thc highway hazard. pher estimated thht dams
least fifty ndflJon * '
‘
morn will awnit to pay him tribute, n s 1on*, the ^ tu a ! differenc? in thn ^
Aitttnlly, see,. > ,
lu* wns found in a hospital j i
to fi*«.
( iwing his mysterious ‘disap- ro thnt tho government could ob- If loss of life continvs to riimb
Jnahis.'riio *n
Sfmduy ; thnurund^of 'others ntnmf ohm: ,. it and wb£ the County
r W. n,
iM in-Intends
.
t tin funds abroad and nttaln great traffic accidents soon will be coat th o ^ h rh ^ limcVlvsy1 ta i
we. will , ranh approx mately
i tho ntiofta to choo»* hint in h ijlri- i indium.! the City «• gK ' ** peoranco from his Georgia home.
! er strength. It wus a complete ing the United States 30,000 liven city.
.
iggins to- ; umphul journey.
». The reason for this ns ex900,000, casualties jmnunjjjr, fc:/Cisn»it Attorney Ho*
' cause is found ngai .1114 ih.rnge of fnmb for; Trotzky whoso
S by the City Manager ia th day for u statement wer«^ unnvnil- ‘ On the eve of bin eightieth bir * -As expbim sl bv the e n g iiw t I *>n
ham 1
J?/1}''-''*
ttcHp>lnar> old lime speerir** DriktUM with ep
that many of U ft y en r> ^ 3
. . «r plans to Investigate re
president
IJindents S oV*r th * udspbonn this mondng
presentment ithets of hatred against the "enpA
hill
what
the
hearing.
i«i, nttrlbutsd to j>oth | U vsral of the npaxtmsnt
n’ liiii -—***- JL: thday
Carclcssrcsa
Inrgo
diferemvj
between
*v‘
.........*
'
stnnds in n unique position* He
Mecklenburg Unlistlc pdw-eiz;" In those days ic.lestrinn ’ami
ami • what tho will be rr van
the difference between
"aii motoii.rt,, u
t nml schools razed by the
has become Germany pcrRdhiii<,<l.
linl«r
a
i'^
u
l
to
pay
tho
City
i
county
grand
jifVy
a
t
once, nnd *f Trolxky
‘ declared
there should principal cause of casualties.
MTia actnnlly expended nnd
$.*•« In wer
wap * constructed in violation 0
ns tho Kniscr wus German;; par- V/UUMbj
V.
/ iL .i n... »I e.. is
: indk-lcd,
II.....i he ..UII
/
..
__
i
____
will be nrraigned 1never be nn^ compromise in the
js
attributed
to
tho
fact
that
the
t will bo spent for this year.
(Continued
on
pago
3)
building. c6dcs’ requirement* I
.....
.
before
the
wnr.
J
t
wns
sonified
court Wednes day
an exnmplo of overdrawn
was made 24• '*ci vn‘''! in superior
.
- norn- principles of thu communist party,
werq flimsy structures
lenmrknhlu enough that the pent r- roudway
tho County had planned ing T hin.!.» the procedure planned nml h frequently predicted war be
junta the City Manager cited
Sidener declared h*» had
ul who lost the biggest war In wher-nn
nn„ of only 16 icot. In addition ho by Solicitor John Carpenter. .
tween 8ovlct Russia nnd tha "cap
I Municipal Golf cturse where
reports from citizen* eti
history
fltnuld
rcir.uin
the
Mol
of
italistic nations Hint wanted to get
(last y«nr the appropriation was
’K c h r . h M M w Id il.l l h X t tha, <*> City ha* « " • , Kro.n 1.-:. Uny e l l la II,.
thnt brick walls in many
M■! paopl -^ 1 , , ,
v .v Ka. itra c tc l Dtrcct lattrsetiano, curb
| ^ . up, wh«ro h.o a w tjtkua nt Rimla’s throat."
|,000. when in reality about $28,*
.
destroyed ajuirtments
elected
president
of
th<J
New
Re
With
the
erection
of
a
platform
Trotzky
wns
ore
of
tho
most
sen1 waa expended. For thin yLar’s
nnd gutter nnd atortn sewers *°r I when he was unabtu to farnlih
nino inches thick instead
public
but
e-.nm
more
remnrknb.o
It the auhi of $10,480 is al- In front of this office. Tho Herald
which tho County hnd made no
h^nd, Rov. Jordu i thi* fwtionnl of tho lenders thnt over
inches aa required by tho
j to the golf course, showing today wns completing arrange is tho way in wdrlch he, a novkc provision.
turned
tho
Kerensky
socialistic
re
inoniing talked freely of hi mlnLcodo.
.
In
politics,
has
taken
hold
or
h
s
budget difference of ubsut $8,000 ment.! for furnishing returns from
‘If the County were to build the !torial oxiH*ricnce:i, but dcci ned to gime in I’ctrogrnd jqst 10 years
Rtock dividendsgffmounting, to
A complain! that Central
d an actual diffeienco of $18,000: the World SerieX baseball game* office and by the sheer authority same road today, muking the samo :disrun* any of the charges against ago this autumn. Ho was always
[Th* miscellaneous revenues for which get - under way next week. of personality eliminated faction
(continued on page three)
>him other than to declare .1 great p storm center.* Trotzky was In nearly $29,000 have lust been de School, whero five girls werebi
Tho playogrnph. a n . autom ata end cleared tho wuy foe construc
America Just before tho Revolu—clared by the Sanford Building and cd under debris, was
it year are a* follows:
(Continued on page J)
t|on, but returned to Earono nnd Loan Association, according to nn also to be probed, Sidener »
t Delinquent taxes for 11>2G and scoreboard which records overy tive work.
City
Perm
its
R
em
oval
,
_
,
Ho assorted he had been
Alone among tho mighty war
slipned Into Russia along with hun
prior ycurs'.... ...<■ $ 10,000.00 play as it is enacted in the b»g
games, was installed on the plat lords of imporiul Germany, ilin.ldreds of other Bolshevists who hsd announcement by A. P. Connelly, high school had merely
| State Roud and
Uen living abroad In exile. They secretary and treasurer, who stat paired and not remodeled and
hrii!fre fund .......:.*> 10,000.00 form which will bo on tho level cnburg ha sarisen ut of- di.taster
10
,
000.00
secretly formed,a powerful milita ed toduy thnt checks amounting proofed ns he hod been lgd
with
the
second
story
of
Tho
Her
10
even
greater
heights,
and
i r o t e ..... ........ut
Leonnrd Morelia appeared
ry committee nt Petm grnd and in to $22,497 were mailed this morn liove.
stands so high in tho vc»fartl fore the City Commissioners yes
[Faund Fees and
ald building.
115.00
November, 1917, suddenly seized ing to tho stockholders. Additional
Under arrangement* made with of hi* peupto that he I3 considered terday r.fternaon to ask perjniasion
Dog. Llconaes ..... ....
denial w
of» —.
tho complaint
^A u«»u»t
-— r — l
1.700.00 the 'American Legoin.Tho Herald almost infullible. Hut pc.hnps
the
government,
and
Keren»ky,
tho
aitary F«ea ........
dividends
totalling
$6,300'
were
thu
schools'
construction
*
• has offered the complete service on his greatest achievement i * that to conduct a lunch wagon stand
soelnlls*. premier fled from Russia. credited to holders of installment. Qt the office of R. M-*
Hiding and Plumb
on
thc
vacant
on
Oak
Avenue
Wulter Hagen, golf r.t -.r nml part / Trotzky was nn intimate of Lo- stock, Mr. Connelly o'ldc.d.
ing Permits ........... 2.500.00 tho World Series In addition to the he has not permitted the height near thn rnilway tracks. The lunch
* * * — of the
----- k,*‘
commissioner
ia and Division
use of tho large scoreboard .The of his position, tho flattery of fol stand la now In another location. owner of thu Rochester baszbnll nlno, the president of tho peoples
Because
of
the
Tho
dividends
voted
«t
this
time
team,
was
|"
Sanfonl
yesterday.
Revenues ....----- u— 58.600.00 Legion in turn asked permission lowers the worship-of-the poopiu
commDsnrs, the real spirit of tho of tha. year lire especially signlfi- 37 year old Central
Permission wns granted f«r tho re
I W ater and Division •
volution nnd the power behind cunt, in tl.c opiuion of Mr. Comtsl- building members of
of City officers to rope dff a sec and tho idiosyneracies of advanc moval of the vehicle to lt*c new .0- Effriris arc being rmute to bring
Ihe Rochester team hero in tha
Rovenucs
— j - 60.100.00 tion of Magnolia Avonuc nnd *(» ing age, to affect Ids calm judg
e Red government.
ly v*hu caded attrnUon lo the fset education believo the, j
cation
.where
it
will
open
.for
busi
spring for its aum nl 'raining. Mr.
500.00 place seats nnd benches for those
Interest on Tuxes, etc.
Trotzky wns mode commissner that they Indicated tho unusually may have to be ubandc
ment
or
to
betray
him
into
nutoness.
•
I
Ingen
numifuatod
n
ur
'*d
deal
of
in
14,000.00
[ Fines
.....
who desiro to got tho returns- I
catie arbitrarincs. Tho secret of ! Mr. M.ircllh stated the wng'U terest in ‘the negotiations! accord fur war nnd put in command of the sound condition of the organization anil u new school built <
600.00 dor
fl»Ie ou Cemetery Ixts
Red army. Ho began immediately and also showed conclusively tho sent site.
the
arrangem
ents
thc
Legion
Hingenburg’s greatness an his up'(Golf Course
—;-V 8 ,000.00 plans to charge a small admission, peal to the popular imagination was tho property, of F. T. Denton, ing to E. .». Tm ttcr, Secretary of building up i) powerful fighting value
of the building and toqn body
Although
grehrlng ov
Uoseball Club
1 1.500.00 all of the monoy going to ' support lies in his simplicity. Hi.** creed but i»c vishod to purchnsu it nn«l thn Chamber of Conmorcr. Mr. machine. Hi* health.failed nnd he for Investment
purposoa.
operute
it
nt
thc
place
djslgnated.
Hagen
is
now
out
of
the
City
and'
large loss of life resident
Sundry hlisccllaneou
went
to
zouthem
Russia,
Intor
re
knows oply one word—duty. Hie
"The officers and directors are today marvelled a t tha
' 1 ,200.00 activities of that organization.
will return Monday.
# income
turning to Moscow to find himself
Thc playograph, which The Hcr- policy consists of ono word- -unity.
extremely proud of the success of tlvely small death list and
MAY FLY TOMORROW
Sunfurd
ic
practically
certain
of
’
aco
to
face
with
n
strong
faction
I'll.' _ _......T....... .$180,015.00
<ild secured for use last year and
having ono of the major league or leaded by Stnlin. Later Bukharin tho organization and oro happy to ty loss compared to what
appropriations by depart- which it loaned to thc legion nt Im m igration Men Get curtiss fiei.d, n. y.. oet. i. Cln*^ AA teams he 0 for spring omed it. Trotzky, despite the dun- announce the largo dividends which have been the consequ
b ‘
.
(IN S)--Thu Stinson Dctroitor practice, according lo Mr. Tr'*tt?r. gera to himself, conducted his war have been declared despite the gen storm’s path had veered to
for the coming year arc as th at time, is tha most complete , f“
mechanical device of Ite kind. It Y
V noung
im c r M
M exican
e x ic a n A
l imonoplane
e n "the
••the American GirK* In Negotiation* ore In effect which fare against tho party chiefs open eral slump in the business world," thickly populated section >
blloyroV
,
H,321.(j6 represents a large diamond -in
hich Miss Ruth Elder and * npuln will bring either, r. team from Up* ly, mnking speeches against them said Mr. Connelly.
Dept, of Gen. Govt.
districts occupied by larger
,070.00 which each play is recorded with
Continued success of the build
, of Public service
Ray Rochea, ago 5l, alien Mczi- !George linldcmnn pian-n trans-At- Chester Indinnspol' 1 or Detroit he both before public nudiences and
ib«».
speed
and
precision.
Persons
wnt1
•in charge l,«v
t ._zt. ril.Lt
540.00
of police Protect,
tan, Jwas .taken
by Itwn
tw o |ianttc
flight ...Dl
wlTl l.<.
be tilu#nil
pl»re«l nit ln*» unld, should a t *um from Itothe meetings of the party lehd- ing and loan association was pre
ching
the
game
on
tho
plnyogmph
,
010.00
dicted
by
its
secretary
and
treasur
of fire Protect.
..................
officers of■ tho
Utiitcd...Stales im , mound a t the brad of th« Roosevelt ''cheater ugaregntlo.i pay » visit Mr. rrs.
11*
er who said its strength reflected Q ualifying
' public welfare 3,^,286.00 will have tho contest before them migration department loduy tt/nl!pjold
H)»cnd
month of
I lv4tl runway
miinw/ tmlay preparatory
i*»wi
- lo ‘llugoa
• ■*»r»’ •• "will —
g-—-— -the
in miniture form, but holding al will be taken to New Smyrna. The take-off.
in
general
the
substantial
condition
of Fin., Reeds.,
to ]qun:h in Sanford Ji»hn Ganzel, al
.............. which,. nccortling
Golf B egin
of the community.
*
*
**
poTt oAMncr of thc Kochesfcr Merchandirie Truck
M.
. 16,425.00 most aa much interest as watching officers said tha Mexican would no Captain Hxldoman, will probably
the game itself.*
gas. water, utl(cam,
will
probably
bo
hero
for
a
deported. He swam the Itio Grand *'not he attempted before tomorrow
The games will be announced play a t Eagle Pass five months ago, momlng.
The qualifying
|a
-•' ’
with the coming of hi* ebarg- Lost But L ater Found
by play and a t the ism * time tho coming into this country without
tU activities
City’s handicap
K. C. Vaughn reported to police
— iDlaywilV be shown on the board.
W A N t TO SHOW*l e g s
tho proper visas, it was said.
zuichiuartcrs yesterday aftornoon
TOBACCO
MARKET
GOOD
m'«a Operation of the playograph will
The man will be summoned by
thn disappearance of hia Ford truck
285,640.88 U jn ^ hands of-members of tho
service
Trotter of the I
DETROIT, OcL 1 —(IN’S I - A n
•
an immigration officer from Jack
containing a lonil of merchandise
General Government
Commerce anno
,
U n fit
outbreuk*
ofpolitical
fireworks
is
RAI.KIGH,
N.
C.,
^
sonville and within the noxt two
appropriation for the city
'The qualification
anticipated for Monday ih tho stib- [-T obacco grewers of North U ro - from ita parking plate on F irst
weeks
will
bo
returned
to
his
nat
pagers office has been reduced
Street in fro n t. of the Ball Hard
’ ; WELCOME MARRED
nrntuged on s " "
ive land, tho officers said. No urb of Hazel Park as a result of > m . the leading ^bacro Q j j l ware Company.
, to $5,481.60. Tha muni-1
Acting
Chief
of
Tollce
J.
V.
.
flight* will be
thc decision of 108 school teachers intato in thc un,° n’J f ' r®
'X .
allowance was slashed! LONDON,’ Oct. lv—(IN S)—A charge but that of loitering.w as not
Martin r,today
assumes
his new of4 Tho truck was recovcredi a fow _____
_
_
.
JPPR
.
iq
golfers will
to
.hide
thoir
shapely
leg*
betoday
over
an
upwmrd^rfOd
Wjpnfc
to $1,100 while that violent rainstorm and a gale of preferred against Kochco by thn
fico
as
temporary
bend
of
the
Sanern
fo the
im
m
th
a
t
won
imlicated
by.
ri*por&|
hours
Inter.
It
was
found
parked
a
seh
|
m
th
Ho hind ohi. dnll smocks, which reaeh {from the various larger markets short distance away' on First ford Police Department.
l for tho rity attorney'* wllMj t()<| ay marred the welcome to Sanford Police Department.
.
onoo
will
• salary and office expen- th# members of tho /.victorious arrived horo severs! days ago, hid within 10 inches, from th- floor. *
“I. intend to auforvo tho Isw to
Street. According to Sheriff Hand
The
U
—
lity. 1 expect the C.,M1——
tinned on p*f* tom )
British
who recovered tho machine, tho tho best of my
BrUish Schneider cup team
team they ar- ing under one of tho Pullman
coaches
of
an
Atlantic
Ciast
Lipq
nuto wns probably taken by mis full co-operation 1
„
.
. .rived a t Croydon alrdome1 by air tralp. He rode thc train to S*ntinue through
the l>et. * •v ■*. • '
take. Nothing was missing from ^ ____| and
er Of S e m i n o l e pl*n* from Paris. I t had been ex- fprd
v. *j ‘i-i.
from
DeLand
where
he^
haJ
among the merchandise.
, T “ T . I uocted Oust 200,000 would greet
same coiperstlo;
-----r : '
bten
doing
laboring
work.
Discov
e
were
no
more
than
tiink Arrives
tcreo statement
ery
of
tha
culprit
was
made
when
od hand when thc
Mr.. ‘
LABOR WILL MEET
H
this tnorm
. ' . I 6,000
tiie train itopped at Sanford, .
ansi
hj tirr jcup
Its
liabilities
and
assets,
with
the
Gaylord C. CumnUn?, financial
LOS ANGELES, Cal., O eL .|.
?pa sad toexpert, is expected to arrive in purpose of reporting on tho Iw* l
K LIQUOR CHARGE
ATTEMPTED’BRIBERY
H. kM .
on
Monday
to
begin
a
a.if
.
wp.v*
nnd
.
^
e*nSi
o
f'
rehnbi1
1
ting
of tha afI i *■
turn
tax
bur
out of
zty
Bank
BEACH. Fla., Oct.
of the City's
____
____ INDIANAPOLIS. IND., O c t l hu*;i
* aceomw
ith
.
view
to
sag:
For the lU N B)—Arraignment of Governor
. the City. CommUv
of rehsbili
, worth of fine 11<
t ^ Valdei EtL Jackson, pn charges ui a.tf the servLce of Mr.
secured
by
th;
“
*
to
-.h
n
v
o
___
_
th* Va d
tempted bribery today was post* vn tho reqi'*
for this «•
Cuba' on thoir
and
•
foe
Nor* 7 by Judge James
g Mn
'
reqi 1
W .
it Substantially
P roperty Dann
ColT > R A F F IC d e a t h s Ex S m S w
GIVEN OUT TODAY!
ARE STAGGERING
TIM ES REVERTS
TO HIGGINS UPON
$12,500 DEFAULT
ENGINEER DENIES PREACHER
BIG LOSS TO CITY SAYS HE HAS NOT
ON ROAD PROJECT WED TOO OFTEN
H erald Scoreboard
P laced In P osition
F or W orld’s Series
B uilding And Loan
Body H as D eclared
.$29,000 InD ividends
OfSmallLunch W agon;Hagen A nd G UIZCl
i--iMay Be Indue
To
B ringB allC luhllere
a
Tem porary C hief O f
P oliceA ssum esN ew
City Commission
IfrTVTT'T’
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY OCTOBER V 1927
Governor Martin Takes Lead
lord Herald
M H fT
mt
f a .
#• • ■ m
B'
F le e M a M S
llW
MM
SATURDAY, SEPT. SoTuiV
The Other Way
As Brisbane Sees It
The Herald yesterday, carried a story about a general Hanna * and France.
movement inaugurated to extend the Florida tourist season,
Boat Was larking.
with added impetus given to the project by the hearty en Harveatinx With a Sickle.
dorsement of Governor John VV. Martin. The Chief Ex-, Unfortunate America.
ecutlve, speaking before an enthusiastic group of prominent
civic workers representing many cities of the state, des*.
cribed the movement ns the greatest undertaking ever started in Florida and one which he was certain could be made
successful.
The Governor gave expression to the thought that
"tourists bring more money to Florida than any industry,
not excepting th e citrus industry.” The Herald believes this
is true and the most reasonable fact about it is that the tour
ist industry has greater possibilities than any other industry.
For this reason the effort to extend the winter season
should be accomplished with comparative ease. There will,
of course be the necessity for publicity on the subject and an
education of our winter visitors to the fact that our climate
is just as delightful in October and June as it is in the mid
dle of the season. These two things can be done, however,
with less time and expense than would be involved in a re
volutionary change in other Florida industry.
The necessity for making the most of our tourist possibilities. is more apparent now than ever, The citrus outlook is fa r from being the brightest that we have-ewer faced
and in. other lines there is little more to arouse enthusiasm
Architect
First Nnt’l. flank Bldg,
Sanford, Fin.
Arbor
Prices
Meet Today’s Demand
/■IA c i f f o *
\ E u to P E A M
A ^ oods
*
Prices in Inch. Arbor
meet the existing con
ditions of today—one
pays for merit in this
dcelopmcnt but todays
prices will be
found
astounishlngly
fowl
' Have
roM against a periwinkle
Mh-trce* blow; or those who
tUr to lie
ng the pale beee of the
Coffee Prinking
HERE IN KANSAS you
great tractors providing power,
machinery cutting and binding
corn, great engines binding, thresh,
ing wheat, and tying the grain in
sack.*. all in ono operation.
In France occasionally you would
( sec a peasant and his wife cutting
then* grain with sickles in small
fields of irregular shape. Fields
were harvested with scythes, here
and there tenms of horses drew
mowing machines. Power driven
agricultural machinery was not
seen between Paris and la*jard.
WHERE MOWERS ha t pnssed
you
Inquired?
Sanford
1
1
•'
l
Unities!
HOITI.ES !
ANNOUNCEMENT
s
-
BOTTLES!
|
might sec old grandmother anti
An article appearing in the Chicago Tribune 1ms much you
her little grandchild bending over M a ck .T h eT a ilo r
From
a
baby
bottle
up
to
a
i|
to Bay in regnrd to coffee drinking. It points out th a t cof picking up wisps of grain with the
ten gallon jug
Is,
fee is particularly deleterious to the health of children, right hand, putting them in aprons '
Rear
of
Now
open
for
[Two reasons for this are given as (1) "children who drink held by the left haridi
A hundred such gleaners, were
coffee never drink ns much milk ns they should; (2) coffee seen
ImsinesH
in a day's drive. They were
plays havoc with children's nerves.
less fortunate than Ruth, their i
204 N., Park Ave.
Many of us are incline'1 to wonder why all the excit- gleanings meagre. There was no
Hoax to command his young men,
,mont about children drinking coffee. We did not know raying,
*‘I,et her glean even among
H. SOMAN
i
|that children drank coffee, except possibly in a few isolated the sheaves an, reproach her not; " Alterations—Repairing. >
1*12 H^nforil Avr.
g
t
_
.
.
.
.
cases. But according to a report made recently by the and Ict'fulLaJsu some of the hnnd,1
Children's Foundation a fte r an investigation made in Gary.- fjlls of purpose for her and leave
1
I
Indiana, two-thirds of the entire juvenile population drank them that she may glean them, but
coffee. Among th« fonign, bom ninety-percent were oof fee! rebuke her not."
drinkers. Furtheim o.o it wJs brought out th at not'one} WITH HANP rakes the obi
Plumbing — H eating
cup only was drunk, but two, three, and sometimes four grandmother and the little girl
"Service You’ll Appreciate"
could have gathered nil tho glean
cups daily.
r
ings in u short time, but that evi
JAMES A. SANDS
According to the Mellon Institute, coffee drinking among dently was not allowed. Gleaning
323
SuL.nnl
Ave,
Phone fi.'lOJ. !
children may cause serious nervous conditions in later life. must be done by band, the old
body
must
stoop,
and
Rtbop
all
iWalsh and Foote, upecia.ists in nerve disease, arc quoted as
long to pick up stray straws.
•*
saying th at the increasing nervous instability of our popu day
When the grnin had gone from
**
--------------lation may be traced to coffee drinking in childhood.
the field an old shepherd would
As far as adults are concerned, it "can lie said that a bring his little band of sheep, these
[conservative use of coffee is not likely to precipitate any would walk through the stubble
S elect
that, oar new ambassador to immediato trouble. Thr average grown person in moderately
o "never pate off until to good health can drink a reasonable amount of coffee without
ne" and so forth.
any noticeable ill effects. It Is i, mistake however, for anyone
C.
C H R IS T M A S
to drink coffee on an empty stomach, as the injurious caf
VifU
NOW on our new
ova may be blind, but if a row
'
Jeweler
easy payment plan.
;
other night in a small bunga- feine always present in coffee is then more reudily ucccson Sanford heights is any
Only 7*1 shopping dayc l>e. I(
Irion to go by, it certainly Isn’t
.. 108 M agnolia ..
fore Chrintmas.
[■
K O T ’S
•
VIELE
To Reason
th a l it is to our advantage
to give you exactly what
you want— to give you aer?
“The Bank of Service"
vice that is without flaw—
to furnish you crnintruction
m aterials that meet the re
the efficient handling
of your account, the
flivmcinl service ^f
thin institution inchyles informr.tkn on
credits apd advice on
Investments.
quirements of the Test of
Time.
u>.
We have always put forth
our best regardless , . . lit*
‘i>% ,11"v
vcstlgate today!
-
Protects
You
LUMBER
CO.
Cordially yours,
Cashier
520 Maple Avc. Phone 707
she man who broke the record
rin g a stock sedan from coast
[coast prtbably was looking for
sloe* to park his ear.—Atlanta
fc" Reynolds, tobacco mlllu not tired of Broadway.and
i into BL Louis. Right after
big blow 'did that city nearly coffee daily for a long period of time without doing him
■*’(rod million dollars worth of self harm. •
Tu rn the key/
and your Buick
maty pageants have been cum
JOHN, BROTHER OF HENRY
in for a good panning lately
BY II. J. HOLLY
tha Atlantic City expert says
ora all right. What we can't
TStand is why It isn’t still a
John Ford died in Detroit Tues ■'Jung in his quiet and unobstentaity show if you have clothes day of this week.‘John Ford was a tioua “/ay, holding positions of
real estate dealer and from the trust in his own bail wick and no
newspaper reporta «ne would glean doubt taking and giving counsel of
'a haven’t seen a drawing of that ha had been fairly successful. his fellowmcn In the everyday
ry Ford’s new ear yet, but we About the only reason that John walks of life.
was mentioned in the news des
Without knowing anything of
sclple of an accordlan patches was the fact that he was John Ford's persona) life It would
can get more of them tha brother of Henry Ford. Re.
tardiest of whether John had real,
y been a bigger citixen as citliperman and wo- xens go than his brother Henry he
Florida who la not in had not plied up any millions, ho
t October 14-15 will be was not engaged In the manufact
he wens b en even if he ure of automobiles und airplanes
ink away from the office. he’ was not the "head man" of
thousands of agencies and dealers
In automobiles.
He had never salted a "Peace
■ telling the kldi of the
i evil effects of alcohol Ship" to atop wars, he had never
s. Tun nay never smoked made war on the Jewa and then
a drop in his Ufa aod Is under a flag of truce tried to make
od, specimen, so it really amende by pleading "nolle con
any more that one tendere" which dissected from all
legal verbiage m eans' in plain
addict to be a man.
iS
^
||
Double-Locked
T-* -
N o lock could be safer! One turn of the key locks
both ignition and steering wheel. But merely turning
off the ignition does not lock the wheel. Yoii may sb rt
off the engine and coast, if you like, and still have * r
your car under perfect control.
f
And no lock could be more convenient! It is illumi- ’
nated and located within easy reach, where the *
steering column meets the dash.
* The Buick double-lock is an exclusive ".lick feature ;
—one o f many important refinements which charaoisf
tenze Buick for 1928.
F .O . D. D etroit—Full Fsctory Equipment
C-Door Sedan (Nut a Condi)
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN ’
, / fJ.M,r*l Mtfri Ctrptrslitm
prosecution, ,but
wonderful axperi|h f marshall to
NEW SPAPERS ENOUGH
PALATKA NEWS
M onnounR. Hiity, uhllclty
using to patronize
columns of daily
than three months
a recogution net
that the gfata has
in that It con supnV ^ y ,
that followed the collapse of ttu
boom are entitled to some speclAl
consideration,
"Florida already boa 138 newspapere," Mr. Hiity told the News
yesterday,, "and hU
number
U
fill D
Umbe
enough for the present There is
no Uve community, that <a not well
th ,t
The aguncios select Iho mediums
that will bring the best results.
They are guided by no sentimen
tal considerations.
They have
harned from experience that the
newspaper that has gotten along
for,a definite period taust have tha
good will of its readers and that
it consequently has
character.
Tho#o that spring up during po
litical years and that place or proppairanda first, ere often bat mere
mushrooms that fh>uriah»for a day.
- The reading public has begun to
demand quality In newspapers,
not quantity In numbers. It W
learning that this demand cannot
T he L ow est P rice a t w hich
a S ed a n w a s EVER so ld
D od ge B roth ers •
♦
#*
ILLER 0 . PHILLIPS Inc
SM n>’l ! M » « l w ,
......
C o u p » .U 9 j W t ,« |f e :
Sport Models *1195 to *1325
a
WHIN BETTER AUTOMOSILU abb
buick will
BUICK>|
Avenue.
�T—
------- --
.-t
.r
■
■e*i
RAI D. SA
—i
A t The Churches
ana rersonc
'iw
MR8. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Social
Calendar
S A N—FAO.,.—
R.D
-—
Residence TelepltoniP859
M fs. Cook H ostess At' TRAFFIC DEATHS W inner O f B eaut}1
Lovely B ridge Party GIVEN OUT TODAY
On Friday. A fternoon ARE STAGGERING P rize Is Glad She
Took P art, C ontest
HOLY CROSS' CHURCH
16th, "Sunday a fte r Trinity,
Church School 9:45.
Holy Communion and Sermon
11:00.
This Sunday is Rally Day in the
Church School and ovary is invited,
especially the parent* and relatives
of the scholars.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ninth and Palmetto Ave.
Church School 9:45 A. M.
Special prdgrnrh in School.
Worship and Communion 11:00
A. M.
Sermon;.“Christ Crucified.”
Christian Endeavor 7: P. M.
Evening Service 8: P. M.
Sermon; “What is a Christian.”
You are cordially invited to wor
ship with us.
\
■tv
of
. w cantsda
dftfg the week
testimonies
which
inc.
the guest of Mins Lo
healing are
Christian Scl
held in the Woman's Club at? Russell. ■
o’clock.
Mrs. J..C. Benson and Miss Mi
This Church maintains a freej
.
efir'
Patterson motored to Or!
Reading Room, No. 517 Fire t National Bank7 Building where the Saturday where they Bp*ht thdT j|f
Bible and .all authorized Chri tUn tern non.
Science literature may be read, bor- , ,
, _
«
roWed or purchased. Open WHnesJ* Gray Michael and small
day and Saturday from 3 to' 8 w n
v* returned home after
p. M
J ^spendini several weeks a t SylvanAil are welcome to attend the ia-' 0tt” vW t,n*
services and to make use of the
Mr*. Haul Riggers and small
Reading. Room.
£ son, Paul Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
CONGREGATIONAL CIU'UCB Fred Shaw ■left ’Saturday morning
Comer P ark Avenue nnd Third S t by motor for West Palm Beach.
Rev. John B ernard Root, Mini**
Dr. .Ralph Stevens, Dr. J. N. Tol
ter.
. .# *
IB ar and ’Hodgson Ball motored to
. Church School Sunday Morning Galncsvilleo, Saturday where they
9:45.
attended the footbnll game.
.i
Morning Worship 11 o'clock.
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper,
Mrs. F.lroer Kipp, Mr. and Mrs.
Evening Service 7:30.
L.
M. Barr' nnd smnll daughter
For a month Mr. Root hns been
at Hot Springs but has returned
1 m
pf both ser* <**?}*'* Fr,da> ^ the *°**U of
and will huve charge of
friends.
vices tomorrow.
Mrs. W. D. Holden who has been
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Itnndnll nre spending the summer a t Nashville,
now- occupying their lovely new, Term.,' with her sister Mrs. Henry
home recently completed on Slx^ W. Ford, returned homo Wednesday
evening.
teonth Street. •
i
“THE C1R(
Tom Mix nnd Topy fp
lev of the big top amj
ring—real entertah
jjV * K U V -hU• Comedy
“SMITH’S VAGA1
” “ Sbortlrghf , -THE FRQSTWWH ,
An unusally delightful social 4 (Continued From Page 1)
affair of the week was that of the last five year* two thirds of
(continued from page one)
Friday afternoon
when
Mrs. the d*aj have been pedestrians.
tered
into the cdolest*'more than
Charles Cook entertained most
MONDAY
The annual fatality record in
formerly.”
Women’s Missionary Society o f pleasantly at bridge a t her home cludes over 7,000 ‘ children of
Mrs.*Cahill hqsn’t changed much
F irst Christian Church Will «n Park Avenue. The guests were school age. the majority of whom
last year were killed while play. since she was acclaimed’America's
a t 3 o’clock at the home of the members of the bridge club.
foremost beauty. Her friends think
Thin attracive home was abloom Ing in or crossing streets.
Homer Clause on MaUonvillc
Upham’s analysis shows thnt she’s even more attractive: She
nue.
. with bowls and baskets filled with
MONDAY * TU
Roman's Missionary Society of artistically blended cut flow eri the largest number of accidents ntill wears her blonde hglr unbob
“THE
ROUGH RID
bed.
She
lives
in
an
expensive
ap
,
r occur between 5 and 0 o’clock In
Methodist Churfch will hold its and ferns.
METHODIST CHURCH
Word* cannot describe' Hi
Quaint old -fashlbned maiden the afternoon when business men artm en t'in the best part of town FIRST
ilar business meeting a t 3:30
W. P. Buhrmnn, pastor.
*
marked the tallies used for the nnd workers nre returning to nnd admits her marriage is a suc
k a t fho Chnrch.
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
mbership Committee of the card gnme, ahd after the fifth pro- their homes. Less than five-per cess. She says she is “very, very
Preaching, 11 A. M., sermon,
an’* Club iwHl meet a t 10 ression, scores were added and cent of fhe accidents result froth hnppy,” that her husband is “just “How it In Possible for a Man to
vehicles
or
w<mderful,"
hut
he
doesn’t
care
to
a t the Club house on Oak ie‘ prize for top score, n lovely faulty mechanism of
hnve her mentioned in connection Lnvp His Church.'•
boudoir pillow/ was awarded to improperly designed streets.ue.
‘ Sacramental services immediate
TODAY
Accidents attributed to drunken with benuty contests.
lied Meeting of the Seminole Mrs. Emmet Hunt.
ly following the sermon.
Her
marriage
w
asn't
the
result
drivers
are
fewer
than
the
level
iter 0 . E. 8. a t 7:30 o'clock at
At the tea hour, the card tables
Epworth League, meeting at
. -THE NORTH 8TA *r .
onic Temple. Mrs. Angie were cleared'and laid with hand of 1031 owing to strict laws in a of the contest, as she had known (5:30 p. M.
•A wonderfgl picture fenturinj
. Mank, Grand Matron of made covers and refreshments of majority of states. Fatalities are .Mr. Cnhill for many years. They
Evening ■ F jjaehing services,
Strongheart.
nd Chapter will bo in atThe many-friends of Mrs. W. J.
tasty salad and sweet, courso th is type of traffic accident. Jay nre both Irish and were raised in 7:30 o’clock. “Growing Thomn.”
the
same
part
of
Washington.
She
Andy
Gump In
walking,
in
attention,
_
confusion,
were served by the hostess.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8 Thigpen will regret to learn that
-I TOLD YOU S(T
she is 111 with, an attack of L
e Organ Club of the
Enjoying the afternoon with inexperience and recklessness pro spent last winter in Europe and
x.
at Church will meet a t 8i30 Mrs. Cook were Mrs. Emmet Hunt, bably are responcible for 40 per had “a grand time.”
grippe nt her home ion Park Av
“A RUN FOR HIS MONEYS
1 don’t want to condemn bfauty
: -at the Church gllith Mrs. Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. A. W. cent of the accidents.
enue.
Georgia Man Tells How He Found
ALL
SOUI-S
CATHOLIC
S. Solman and Mrs. R. F.- Epps, Mrs. J. B. . Lawson, Mrs.
The association proposes a stan- contests—why should I ? ” she
CHURCH
Relief for Many Complaints
5per as hostesses.
_____ ■ : __ :----J* .i rtti
Howard P. Smith, Mrs. Jock Hew dard code of traffic laws, based onjariced. "I do think, however, that
Seventeenth Sunday after Pente Mr*. S. E. Gillon who has hetm
they
m
ight
be
conducted
along
a
model
statute
adopted
by
the
*,’"w
visiting
her
son
and
wifi,
Mr.'nnJ
"he woman’s Guild.of Holy Cross itt, Mrs. Herbert Reitz, and Mrsi
by Using An 01d: Home . ■tfi
cost.
of the brain for its intended pur- mere am ateur lines. Less commer
Mrs. John M. Gillon nt Mayo, for
eopal Church wfll meet a t the Henry B. Purdon.
J
Mass 8:00 A. M.
Remedy.
‘
' *k
» of Mrs. B. F. Whltner, 702
se by pedestrians and motorists, cialism you know.
Communion Sunday for the Ros the pnst week, is expected to re
!.... -SGOOtf t o Y ^ h r ^
Avenue a t 4 o’clock.
uention in safety andV accident' “I’d enter again if I had It to do ary.
turn home Sunday.
alar monthly meeting of the Woman s Club S eason Lprerent|0rt j* all schdtdp, mainten- over. I had loads of fun nt Attan■l , , L\T Thirst SYortgago” * *.
Afheti*;Ga-—"I hjvo'boen«rtt¥ved *
Confraternity.
,._dable»‘ Class of tbs Methoill
Be
Inaiivura
°f fultpmiibiles in good mech-tt'c City. I was treated royally. So
Mrs.
E.
M:
Galloway
is
or.pegted
61
years,
and
am.th*
fathdr
of
ten
Sunday School 9:00 A. M.
J . 'T h i g p c i C
Church will be held at 7 o'clock
. t
j
't » j f i
ahlcal 'itftiitf
condition,
widening o fi\u ro all the other
girl*. We were
.to Teturn home the first of next children, ’ aays Mr. J. G. E. Weather1
_____
[the church annex.
, 1 li ijW ednesdayAfternoon street* add
elimination of railroad IcarefuIIy shepherded and there was
w'eek from Asheville, N. ‘C., nnd I fo?d, R.P.D .-A ,” this city. "About IPhtot'e 716 Unimfey-Pitle*
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1v
TUESDAY
grade crossings are suggested ns in opportunity fof anyone to be , Sunday School 9:{10 A. M.
Memphis, Tenn., where she has the best homo remedy I have ever
,*w
•’
[rude to u s... I still consider the
been
spending several weeks.
sning business mcetltig remedies.'/If , .
„ XJnh flLU n Fjrat.C hfotThe
found la Black-Draught 1 don’t re
Morning worship and sermon 11
rW—n
Atlantic City officials my good A. M.
Church will meet a t 8 o’clock of the Roman's Club M il be held
member when we haven’t used it in
[■the home of Rev. Frank Marler Wednef |y afternoon a t 3 o’clock, PREACHER S T I L L friends
The Baptist teachers of the city Robert Dodson, J. D. Woodruff, the family, giving it to the children
....... ......
....... .........
5 Rose Court Apartments.
The business meeting will be
schools
and those
who..........
have no1Albert Connelly nnd Frank WooJ- for cold* and minor ill* whore a
TR
Oct. 1. chureh home inThe city arb invited ‘ruff J r -» motored to Gainesville on laxative, is needed.
"dT Bhfcnl of Managtn'.i ■followed by n reception nt; fou
four SAYS HE HAS NOT N A SlIV ILtE Tenn.,
—(IN’S)—-Bathing beauty contests to he honor guests a t the morning (Saturday morning where they ,»tRoman’s Club pt 10 o’clock ^'aUol/
o’clock, an»t tirl
which time the bokrd
“We
m
ust
have
used
BlackTOO -OFTEN were condemned in n resolution hour.
FERT
[tended the football gnme.
of Imanagers will be hostesses to W ED
Draught for 40 years, anyway, and
passed
by
the
S
tate
Federation
of
all
club
membera
and
all
Sanford
Young People’s Unions 6:15.
*
iri 9ff.Weiloy Class of the
in th a t timo wo have tried it for
WNt Ch urchSwill thold
t M .regular school teachers, the la tter being
(Continued From Page 1) * 'Vnmen’a clubs at a meeting here.
Evening service 7:30.
! Mrs. James O. Huff, Mrs. Rich- many complaint*. N I would have
wrong is be(ng done to mc; by The resolution called for - their
Five minute prelude to sermon: ®rd Maxwell, Mrs. Beatrice Higgins dull, stupid feeling, and my head i
onthly business meeting a t 8 the special guests of honor.
M ain
lock a t the class rooms at "the
Every school teacher in the persons trying to destroy n faith suppression'on ground* th a t such What Kind of Mnn Should Be San-I»nd Mrs. E. J. Routh were a party would ache and when I would lean '
j motoring to Barhersville Saturday ovor, I would get dizzy. 1 found
city Is most cordially invited to ful and respected Methodist minis exhibitions usually had “devastat ford’s Chief of Police?
ter.”
ing effects."
Subject of evening sermon. The 'afternoon to attend 'the special that n couple of doses of Black$tn Circle of Baptist Church this reception.
Jacksonville, 1
Broken Plan.
'
meeting of the Eastern Star.
Although the Georgia minister Is
1 meet at 8o’dock with Mrs.
The department program s have
Draught would relieve this. I used
Wednesday evening 7:30 prayer!
’-------es Mutjphy a t 1812 Palmetto tmost carefully prepared and a alleged to have several wives in Eastern Star HeJid To
to have gas on my stomach, and.
I ^ c a | U eprcn^
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Britt _____
meeting and Church Family Hour.
would spit up grease. Black-Draught
nue,
most Interesting season awaits widely separated parts of the
country,
he
will
he
tried
here
only
and
small
daughter,
Mary
Fmnre*
mil.
The
First
Baptist
Church
very
rodthUT
*
Visit
Sanford
Monday
oHs W1I
‘ ole High SehooJ Parent-_ club members. The year books
cordially welcomes visitors and will leave Sunday morning by mo
T h is ju s t an all-round good medi
i n * , trto i
Association will meet at Vill be ready for distribution nt on the charge qf bigamy brought J
tor f o r Chicago and other points cine. Now th a t I am 72 years old.
the business meeting and will be by Mrs. Emma Landridge, of Wash- ' Mrs. Angie Jamison Mank of citizens to these services.
I’clock
where they will spend several I have to take a laxative, and Blacktogton p . U, who was qmrnpd. to
G rand J
on of the Grand
given out at roll calb I .1
Draught acta easy and gives me
CHRIST,
weeks.
tbu
mmwter
herh
in,
August.
J,,
(
lu,!llt>r
()f
Eaa,
FIRRST
CHURCH
OF
i meeting of the Woman’s
Eastern SKar of Florida,
Committee of arrangement* and
aatistactioo.”
* SCIENTIST.
Thred of Revj Jordans
Wli| visit the S(
o’clock.
Seminole Chapter No.
hostesses: Mrs. Fred T. Williams, cenrding
In use for over 85 years.
to information
furnisfiod, 12 uf Sanford on Monday evening
Christian Science services nre . Mr*. Angie Jamison Mank of
j'a Club reception honoring Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. T. J. Mil , iri» -■r*
,
Costa only one cent a dqse. NC-ISl
Miami
will
arrive
here
Monday
on
'
Heitor
Carpenter,
are
prepared
„n
h
,,.
ofWdnl
vl„5t.
The
Jocol
chaphold
every
Sunday
mornng
in
the
iers in the Sanford Schools ler, Mrs. Mary B. {’helps, 'Mrs.
on ncr oinci.ll viiUL, i [K>. IUKUI
, ■
i‘| Feed A
an
official
visit
to
the
Seminole
(oman's
Club,
Oak
Avenue
near
a’9l0^k; n t,the, club .house on Glen E. McKay, Mrs. R, C. Max to testify they went through the
l,e , ti;i hns been making big plans for
martial ceremony with the.method her visit’ i i m l W r ' t n o cnrfillhti* hlrd Street, at 11 o’clock; Sumluy Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern
tvenue.
well, Mrs. Stella P , Arrington and jst divine, hut orily one, Mrs. Land{’
i-‘
!
! School nt 10 o'clock. Subject for to Star. Mr*. Mark is Grand Matron
,THURSDAY
B
iA C K -PD
M u 6 ,,t
Mrs. C. W. Shlnholsdr,
! V'l ridge, will apnear nt the- hearing
iL'lJ
*.*
*i
I mnrmw
I >T',.r’
,
..
lu te s '
urolij V egetable
morrow ""Unreality”.
of the Grund Chapter of Florida.
|u th Side Primary School ParThe president ,Mrs. E. A. Doug Monday. The nearing will be held , ^ c . program for Monday evon-J
Ithcrs Aksodiation will meet inas, announces th at she will be at before magistrate J. M. Alexander inK*^
chnrge of-Mr». EHsabrtlrt
I; .30 o'clock.
the club office to attend fo any who married Rev. Jonbin ^ul Aire. Scott, y p | \ t o be oho of th"
k
FRIDAY
.p n u . d ab business Ih the mortiings Landridge.
(best presented in some time. All |
The other two women whom Rev. member* nre urged to attend. Over '
ibscription bridge party given from.eleven to twetvo after openin? of the club.
tiflcntion
Jordan is nllrgfd to have married 100 mit-uf-tuwn guests will be tn j
»D
- rrrr Committee
.
.
Welfare Department of the
are Mrs. Veusey Snydbr J'lftlnn, of attendance. ' ‘
-in w-»’» /•
Winding Gulf, Va., and Mrs. Lnurn
> Club a t 3 o’clock.
Mrs.
G
eorgeFox
Gives
,
The
many
fciandM
of
Alisa
Lauriwl
E.
Jurdaii,
uf
Zion,
111.
The
minis
Jen Club will hold meeting
was believed to have gone to Chittenden will regret to learn
Party For L ittle Son ter
10 o’clock a t the Yacht Club,
Grand Rapids, Mich., to marry a that she continue* ill ut tho home
Mrs. Thomas, according t» authori Mrs. Joe Chittenden on Nineteenth j
On Saturday
morning Mra. ties.
Street.
George Fox entertained a number
Jordan will be represented at the
of children most delightfully at a hearing by Tom Jimison, Chnrlottc
Mr. and Mrs. Reece L. Chrlsonmatinee pnrty a t the Mllune Thea attorney, who is a former clergy erry.and Mrs. Murray Jnrvis wer«*
ter, honoring her young son George man of the Methodist faith. It wn* among
thoso frofn’ Hanford attend J
Jr., on his birthday anniversary.
intimated that littlo evidence would ing the Eastern Star meeting^
After witnessing tho picture be offered by the defense nt Mon Saturday afterrtioon at Barhersville.*
"The Quarter Back;” featuring
heuring.
fom Mix found a new diversion Richard Dix, the children were tak day’s
Rev. Jordan protested his jr.noMiss Hoskins Jdnes left Tuesday
Tony, his famous horse, while en to an. ice cream parlor where conce in no uncertain terms today,
for
White Plains, N. Y., where she
king scenes for “T he Circus tempting refreshmenta were serv doclnring that he had not knowing
will spend several weeks. She will
e,”Fox Films latest drama star- ed.
ly committed any crime, and urged also visit nt Wost Point N. Y.f us
Mix. Mr. Sydney Springer,” a
Mrs. Fox was assisted In'enter his fcllowmcn not to judge him too the guest of Miss E. Gullagher.
ngaroo recently brought from taining the children by, her sister, quickly.
itralla byllarry Abdy, an Eng- Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Virginia
Percy Mero, Robert W. Deune
7 showman and actor, is featur McDaniel and Mrs; W alter Morgan.
Edgar Ball, formerly of Sanford and G. W. S;«ncer were among
in this drama as part of the j
but now of Jacksonville, spent the
Sanford attending tho
meageriu and ,pet of thej Mr*. W. »f. Young rctum etl home day here Saturday attending to those.from
Eloridu Davison football game
buncoman,
,Thursday from Staten Island. N. business,
Saturday afternoon at Gainesville.
is one of the meat famous Y .jyhere she visited her son, W.
(X
--------horses In the frest wid]M,’r Young J r . Mrs. Young al^o
Mr- amt Mrs. William Shelly nnd *Mr. and Mrs. Gv E- McKay, Mr,
lii/avurU ^' dWfcrsions'. Is 'VialU'd " her sislcr Mrs. Joseph daughter, Lots/rcturncd home F ri and
W» Warner nnd
nntt■
nd Mrs. W urb,
u ^ . -.W*
“ lie Toni Keery St Delifware County,. N. r . ( day aftertiudnurom Black Mount TMts. R. W, Tam erfdrnirel a party
iport, Deains, N. C., where they have been mnUring to Borbenville. Saturday
the
is po brio!
spending tb s summer.
yrherc they attendoii tha spcoLd
,Mr. aniH tfrs. Glenn E. McKay,
jneettng
of the O .'E .'S , /
■ an tjfcn y _____
Mrs. L. It. Smith o f Lake Worth,
. , L, Chrisenhetry
Murray Jarvia Tn6tore.l manager of the Lake Worth Herattempt ho had Friday evening to Crescent City Id and Mrs. Bruce Mitchell of
lenity in rounding up the where they attended a special Balm Beach spent the day Satur
native of Australia and meeting of the Order of Eastern day In Sanford as the guests of
Tom a ood opportunity to Star.
frwnds.
«
S
PRINCE,
FELT DULL. DIZZY
8
B
J
Stars In
ihown A t
leM ilan e Theater
Delivered By
T o Your Home
anlmsL.
turni at tho
fftci
the air >half
Tom roped him half a
In succession and then
i t the first time work
t i t , be1intended to go
pd drops the ’roos od
SOI
i Ace," which will be
today, was directed
ff from a *story by
RELIABLE VEGETABLE SEED
We Emphasize Type Purity
High Germination — All Seed Disinfected
Y
.
t %•
s ■*
F air Prices
FRANCIS C. STOKES & COMPANY
AnticipateBigj
School Crowd
18 Me Lander Arcade
Phone 1 8 4 '
—
-
-&S es.
■ "«*■
---- t v •~mr:-- *
l?T'5©’■
1T'?
B (S',„4
• *u V 'i r■i: I
•.’?* ^J-V'J
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY OCTOBER 1* 1927
|
AND CITY
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
1—
definitely severed hie connections
(IN S)—DwijrhuMdrrow, newly ap
pointed ambaseodor to Mexico, has
definitely severed hft connections
with Morir^t end
company, in
which h? \Ws a partner. Secretary
Kellogg declared today.
Ambassador?
MILLAGE
JUDGE 18 SHOT
FOR NEXT YEAR
BOOSTED TO 24.67
tW IA im
u u "
.---- —
Dog Wrecks Ship ot Matnmo
MORROW QUITS MORGAN
V I*
(Continued From Pag* One)
*e« a o en reduced from $1*35 to
Interest Centers In Outcome 5775. Tw«* other items appear un-.
nr RpvnltitlonarvChanffesIn ,lor u i* department for which no
‘
X w n
appropriations wer? listed last
FootbnII Rules iVnicn I«et vear. tho*' of 1765 for salaries anti
First Serious Trial Today surety bond premiums for the City
I ,•
—
Commission and $200 for muni- ‘
NEW* YORK, Oet. 1«—Football's cipal elections,
heavy artillery will fire its first
Public Service
ealvo today when teama of thc*soTh? division <■, streets, bride-s
called B it Three and of the west- «««■ sewers will get $51,.100 for
ern conference “Big Ten will play ' rext year as compared with $01,000
their inaugural games of the 1027 ! f'*r 'a*1 ” ar-. rh<* H vis.on of pubM, . aI1
lie buildings is allotted $4,950 for,
_£ *
, .
.,
v*-*r ns compared with $0,050
■On the eve of what promises to for tht. blJ{|j(tt of tD2C-27. The up. be one of the most spectacular, j,,-oprratiun for the engineering '
yeara the game has ever seen, division remains the same at $.1,600.1
with the revamped revolutionary j th is year's budget Tor this division I
rules commanding the interest of j* f„r new city map costing $2,50Q
coach, player and spectator alike,! «nd engineering fees of $1,000.
forecasts of the relative strength
For cemetery maintenance the
and weakness of the leading elev- appropriation for next year has
This comes from K huf Itockne
. ens become highly nebular in been set at $2,820 while for lost
and it is called a ‘‘snuggle rug."
character. Yet in the east the year it was an r ^ n $5,000. Under
Christy Flanagan is showing how
Army and Navy are both regarded next year’s budget the inspection
It can keep you much wnrm?r
aa teama of great potential ability, division geta $2,500 while for the
than n blanket thrown over the
■ Harvard, under the skillful P»*t rear ‘he appropriation was
shoulder can.
coaching of Arnold Horween. Is »t>,100. The allotment f«r next year,
believed to have safely emerged however, covers the salary of a
, Berlin Bureau)
from the doldrums in which Crim- combined plumbing and eiectnca (NBA Service
Cuno, former German
non foot-ball has been struggling eT>gineer with $.»00 for gas nndj Wilhelm
chantplior and now head of the ENGINEER DENIES
for the last few years. Princeton, auto »“PPlie*
w.hll«
las Homburg-American steamship line,
BIG LOSS TO CITY
Is the probable successor of Bnnoi
Von Mnitzan ns Berlin’s ambassa ON ROAD PROJECT
dor to Washington. Von Mnitzan
was killed in an airplane catastro
(Continued From Page 1)
S & S i w « r f l [ f ,* ilta IOnTTiro.llil p o Th"
,,,m of *-5'so°
I-’™ npr tio n e d fo r th e d iv isio n o f street phe near Berlin.
improvcincnts us did the City, the
cost would be about. $12,000 less
*? ^ c“dcd for. “ no.ne lighting and w ater supply with
too encouraging >ear.
Likewise ^ amounts UH follows: overhead
than the cost to the City, ,the en
f iv t t the last year for Tad Jones, lights $7,500, silent police, $150;
gineer stated. This difcrence, he
^BBgW****>'
white wuy, $11,850 and hydrants,
explained, was due to the fact that
Of the other eastern elevens $8,000, Last year’s appropriation
the work was actually done nt u
Chick' Mehaq’s New York univer- for the same purposes totaled $27,time when materials and labor were
391. The division of insurunce <m
much higher than at present.
all city property including autos
Following is Mr. William's letter
and trucks will get $3,000 as com.
in full:
pared with $5,000 for last year. An
“The article in your paper of
item of $500 for store room und
Sept. 2i>, 1027 is not correct where
garbage cans is also contained in
it states that $72,000 was dropptnl
Steady Liquidation Of Great by City on one street paving proj
m erit in the one game it has al the budget.
I'olice Department
ready played.
War-Time Housing Activityi ect, viz:—Hughey Street nnd Coun
This division iff the government
In the West, Notre Dame, dir has
Robs Uncle Sam Of Holder! try Club Rood, extending from
been reduced from $31,520 to
French Avenue west to Westerected by tho Incomparable Knute $30,540. The chief of police’s sal
Nickname “ Kinjt Realtors” ! dick’s
Corner.
Rockne, stands out again with an ary has been reduced from$3,000 to
“
Whoever
wrote this story evi
o th e r team that is already atamp- $2,500, that of the lieutenant from
WASHINGTON, OCT. 1, (INS)!
jCj- with the mark of greatness. $2,100 to $1,760. Other salaries in —Sternly liquidation of the va.it dently is not aware of the differ
and Wisconsin are clude $1,060 for a detective and war-time housing operations of the ence in the width & type of pave;ln promise in the $3,000 for two desk sergeants. government has finally taken from merit put tiown by the City on this
nnd what tho County planned
30qfe rente.
Eight patrolmen at $1,600 each will Uncle Sam the title of the “big- street
on
putting
down.
complete the personnel. The total est real estate man in the world."
“The County’s plan called for
of salaries is $20, 900 while nn ad More than 15,000 individual homes
ditional $9,340 is allotted for u find 34 dormitories, or apartments, paving this street 18 feet wide with
a 3 inch rock hase using a wearing
number of other items.
[have been placed in the hands of
* Following are the several item* I private owners, according to Rob-i surface of 3-8 inch thick of asphult
of expense in connection with the bert Wntson, president of the U. S. und slag.
.''The City..paved the street 24
operation of the department uu<l I Housing Corporation.
feet
\vide with concrotii 'curb anti
tho amounts altoted for each: spue* | The government, however still
ilul servicea, $500; guj, oil and auto [operates on of the largest Am-! gutter together with the Wings at
■supplies, $2,000 ;otfico- supplies, ericnn-plan hotels in the country--! all street intersections using a 8
I$100; communications, $100; re- i housing nnd feeding more than 1,- inch rock ta*e with a 2 inch wear
to police equipment, $900; 000 women workers in ^Vashington. ing surface from French Avenue
day they may not Ipairs
$26; uniforms an I ,This activity may continue indefin to the Railroad nni surface treat,
rhting untij tomorrow, 'disinfectants,
ment from the Railroad to West!
badges,
$1,000;
police supplies ex- itely.
th* laa( day of the aeaaon. If th e ,
erdiek’s Corner.
leaders lose both today and tomor- •|cept uniforms, $1,000; feeding pri
One
of
the
most
extensive
ci
“If the County had aved this
row, and the Cardinals win their soners, $3,980 and surety bond vilian activities which accompanied,
premiums,
$33.
two games with the Cuba, a tie
the government’s vast war-time ex-1
Fire Department
and the necessity of a lay-off will This division
pansion, the housing corporation ,
has
been
reduced
result. 8t. Louis now trails P itts
from $18,200 to $14,010 for the built homes in 38 cities and in ad-(words if the C|f,y was to, get credit
burgh two games.
next year. The chief's salary is ditlon to its hotel business found it "it the basis of the prices paid by
The Giants lost their chance to $2,250 as compared to $2,700 for neeessury to operate a ferry be-1Seminole County on their First
Ue Pittsburgh when they were Ilast year. That of assistant chief ,tween Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. j Year Program they would have a
plastered by Brooklyn, 10 to 5. The has been placed at $1,500. Five I The government's loss, however, I credit of $35,180.
Robins went crazy and staged' other firemen will get salaries rs ,will be much smaller in the fin al1 “ l he !<»* to th.- City due to the
two big rallies, one netting four follows: one of $1 ,300, two at $1,- wind-up that was that of most o f . difference in cost of paving during
runs and the other six.
10(1 each and two at $1,000 each. Hie war-time projects, according to ;the boom and now is approximately
Thus ended the gsllsnt stand of Uist year the six firemen exclusive Watson. One of an initial appro-: 512 000 instead of $72,000.
the Giants. The New Yorkere had *of the chief received flat salaries nviation of $100,000,000 the hous-' “To offset this difference in cost
has hud w
the
____ _ - t,le rpublic
" '.... ....
nv use
wfv of the
site,
won something like 42 games out of $1820 each. The total salaries Ing corporation expects to return
th *, PAved street and' additional buildof 66 and had nearly overcome sn are $9,250.
latest j
has resulted in Pinehurst.
right game lead. The Giants have Other expenses amounting to $4,“ Puving, building and real estate
s chance for second money, how- 760 are for the following items:
f 'rry 1co** ^8** now than they did during
suer as they are only one gems be- gas, oil and auto supplies, $200;
iI com* I theri boom.|i
i tha Cardinal*.
t ,
communications, $160; office and
were . 1 woul,J appreciate your corect*d by the mighty Babe Rath. quarters supplies $750; chemicals,
90 009 'n,r t*Ie Btatement in your paper
Yankees are battering down all $160; replacements, small toots,
■osition while tha Pirates, their $2,000; uniforms, caps and badges,
| $500; now fire hose, $1,000.
! ' Public Welfare Department
ith broke Kia ail-tima m a rlro ? HThe
U Happropriation
ww_
^ for parka and
homers yesterday when he playgrounds has been reduced alillowcd no. 60, and may swell Lht moat one half, bfling cut frojn $15,»I In New York's last game to- 200 to $8,500, The division of pub:
y. H* Also re t two singles, pas- Uc health and sanitation has been
tg Ty Cobb in the batting aver-[allowed $8,300 for next year as
M and,joining tho first five!compared to $9,405 for the pnit
:t*r* with a mark of .368. Th« year!
w
(Continued From Page 1)
wide experience. He was form?rly
° ^ .the
*a ,r“ wfl* Ruth
The appropriation for the Fetcity engineer of Dayton, Ohio ami
Washlngton 2, and marked tho nald-Laughton Hospital has been
city manager of Grand Rapids,
(Oh’s 109th victory.
|invttaaeu Horn 9J,Uud to ko.tlOO, the
Mich. He is a consulting specialist
Hie PiraUa made only six hits sum of $2,000 being allowed for
1on administrative nnd financial prof
Lucas of the Reds and car. of city patients and $1,000 fur
Hdcms of cities. The expert is also
it 2 t o j . Aldridge and Dfllius maintenance. The public iibrarv
(public debt consultant of the N at
itched- Critz's hitting will receive $1,000. for next year
ional Association of Mutual Sav£ stymied the Bucs
1while tor the peat 12-month period
\irtg Banks. Mr. Cummins is a fre
i are proving to b» a the appropriation was $8,000.
quent contributor to financial ma
block for both •
The municipal golf course will
gazines on matters of public debt.
SC. Louis. They jolted receive $19,486 fur the combi/
He has acted as financial conila on Thursday,
ttlhral year as against $18.
............ .............. tu
; Miljant of the states of Ohio and
vea murderpd *the* Phil- last yeur. Under the head of char- haj> been allotted. 7
Michagan. Also he has served in
. The Browns smothered ity the Commission hss raised thol](.M than p h at was
thia
capacity, the cities of Mount
- P ,|o 4 vfter losing the appropriation to twice the sum of for last year C01
Vernon, N. Y., Cambridge, New
•*4- Chicago twotimed year, being $3,00Q for the next 12 1,,ro ‘ 1 * * *
I Bedford, Quincy and Gl<|icester,
)• 4 and 4 to 1.
niuntlts. The county welfare board I jib
j Mass., Newport and Woonsocket,
will get $1,500 of lhat amuunt
IDm appropriation last year of $13, IR. I„ Concord, N. H., and Flint,
’ KNOCKFD OUT
i, ditl last year but the allotment j 630.
530, Contingent litigation and ac I Mich.
for city poor has been increase ! I counting is provided for in an a p -1 Taxpayers association and chamOpt. * 1,—(IN S)—
to $1,500.
propriation of $ 18,800.
,bers of commercs have retained him
Ms Sensational one I r ‘nance Records And Taxation
Debt Service Department
[from time to time to make muntI of Jim Maloney
The appropriation for this de- I The fuUowing items are listed cipal investigations.
,'Tom Heeney, New pnrtmcnt thia yeur is $10,425. Lajt I under thin division of the City gov-1
. --------v ■
tig h t, loomed today t year there wore separate departbiadline* Ip pr«- ments of finance and records uml
j
tluird'a coming ell- taxation with a combined budget
I ment.
allotment of $12,575, Jt lyts been
In ter,,t on' central
.1 ,000.00
_r 1 1
noted, however, under the new sysORLD SERIES
tem of bookkeeping and budget
■■■
trewulaHona there are Items of bxutility bonda
19,800.00
_____
I. Y,.OeL 1,—(INS) pans# that have beep added for
P"
Jw*U
r
OQr_
_
WASHINGTON,
OCT. 1 ,_ (IN
World Seriee" b#t-D*iis yosr. The divisions of this de? b° n?* » 38,500.00
S ) —The war department today for.
inner at tho Amsri- Ipnrtmsnt for next year's budget '
k pennant, and the are os follows: Division of receipti,
ns, Interestivnal IL125; Division of disbursements,
ms, erfll be resumed $2,000; Division cf account^*. $4,ntnt gam* o f the 260; general exprases *3,050.
*
And W ,t«r UtiHUee
Lassiter, tomt^ B U o n s 5 to 3.
Th* appropriation for the gm
Mlsrellatwous expense
(Exchange, etc.) 1,890.00
left Chicago to t«ke command of
S
. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Oct. in t h k rim i iT C lien t, t w k n .
IK D . J U R H 'IA L I ’llti l 11.
1 _ (JN S )—Judge liman D. JOHN* 1 TIVY -TH
ANI* r o l l SKMI.Nlil.H 13 >l TX son of the FerernI District Court TV FLORIDA IN UMANKKHY.
here, was shot twice by Mrs. Helen IlnlV K I.I, r . W A L K E R . UOAII'LAIN. '
Simmons as she ascender! the bench ANT.
V»
the bench in court! hero today. The MAKKtX K. W A l.K K It. D K F E X D .
woman Is under arrest.
IN T H K C fRC UIT c o t ' I IT <»K THK
T W K N T Y -T H I R D JU D IC IA L CIR
C U IT Ul- T HK HTATK OK FLOR
IDA. | N A M ' I'OK HKMINOLK KOI NTV. IN I'HAM'K ItV
tv .tr. H A ltn V . C o m p la in a n t
•v*
OLIVIA llAltr>Y.
n#r»in1»nt
lU V lIR ' i: IIU.I. OK COMPLAINANT
T H K UTATK OK K H iM ID A T o D l . l .
VIA IIAKOV:
*
Y**il Hlv itt retiy ord ered nnil re*
rtulred t,, d|>|H »r nt) the 3rd day • ff
Ortnber A O 1327. to Hi- m i l fH-'J
uguJust j u u In
uh**vt? st.i*-’d
I’ll Use.
Th*- HANFORD IIKItAL D Is her**I,-.- <|*»iirmO*>l a s th e itewspaper In
n l l i ’ll tt,i» ,,r*ler sI m II he pulillshed
W it n e s - lb*‘ hffleljil sen! unit lue
Il i t , ■>• e f llie I'li’i ' W ’it said I’lren**
.,. ,
T&aiSJSl
JSBSl °.... «mjm. .^ t K & a .* V ^
■afioo.00
i
1
,
■
Sanford
Herald
new spaper
led In S e m in o le C o u n ty , (•'lorhe retry deslK n n ted *s th e
ip e r In w lilrli tile o rd er sliitll
llsheil for four I’o ii s e r n l lv e
When Mrs. Mary Haulage of Kansas CIt)r. Mo., aemamti
husband. Walter F. Haglage, wealthy furniture man, Choosa betntu
her and Ids dog. lie chose the dog, her dlvorco petition charges. On
day ho drove with tier and the dog to tbo home of hLs parents and-ltf,
her outside in the autoniobllo while he and. the dug wttit
for a Tldt
ici f-rdt'iT ! j her complaint. iTr, and Mri*. Haglage upd tue uog
IN THK ClltlTIT l»VRT. TWKN
TV -TIM 111*. JUDICIAL CIKCUIT,
IN AND KOJl Sl’MINOLK (MI'S*
TV FLORIDA. IN CIIANCKItV.
1.1 iv K. c o m p l a i n a n t .
Vs.
a n n i i : 1,1 >v k . d k k k n d a N t .
<
w a d i:
11
pictured above..
oltDKIl ok ITIILICA'yiDN
T o Annii* l.*»i
t ’liarlotli*, North
Carolina
V<nt ;ir.- h ereb y ordered and r e .
i|Ulre*l l ” he Hint a p p e a r upon the
Srd *1.0 *’f OHohl-f, A- D
1327. to
Hie m il uf Cninpluiiit filed naninel
you In Hi,* iilmve sly led i-aime and
Court.
T h e Hanford H era ld l* hereby de*
slKimted a* the n e w sp a p e r In which
th is order shall be published for
four e n n s e f u llv e w e e k s.
W IT NKS8 V. K. D u u cla ss. Clerk
of said Circuit Court, uud ttic o lf ll-ial Seal Ihereuf. th is 3td dsv o f
Sept. A D. 1327.
VllTHK
ISK IT KNltWN that I h a v e till*
duy «,tld In I'has. K W ilson, a n « * pi rli-rii’i’d printer and
new spaper
man. lute of Chlpley, Kin., my e n t i r e
III teres is. hnldlnu* uud Komi w ill In
llie W In lit-Chrlseiiherry Print ytliop,
laeluillnit all nreoiiats ow I pk t<> or
V. K. Dodil.ASS
S
f in a l
WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELR1
REPAIRING.
Itounrl C r y s t a l s j:,c—Oslt)
Him pen arou n d l l .ua
LITTLE JEWELERY SH0»
• T h a t S e l l s 1F o r L e s s 113 P r i n c e s s T tieatre Illdg.
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
CLKRK.
A. It, W IL K INSO N
H>: i|. K CAMKItON
For treatment of Ring Worm*, Jiggers and any skin eruption,
.
Price 75c Bold and guaranteed by the
Coun**>t fur l*<ini|itulnunt
(S E A L )
UNION PHARMACY
Phone 375
n o tic h
IN T H K ( O I IIT OF THK COUNTT
J 1 Ilf* K, SKMINOLi:
r n i ’XTY
HTSTI; OF VI.Oil III A*
la ri- Hu* ***lal** uf J. K. LAINQ.
l a r U K u l — III IToliul**.
F IN A L N»'TIKK
NOT IKK IS II Kit Kit V C.1VKN lh at
th** iimlrri'litnnl will. *>n lh** 1*1 d a v
o f N ovem b er. A. I' 1927.
to
the lluuuraM** Cminty .lailx*- uf 8*nilaulu C*ianf). F lo rid a. Ili**lr filial r e .
lu r o . a c c o u n t and voucher* ti» »<lrnlnliMrjlrlcc* of lh** c*iute of J. K.
LAINM. ilcccu»**d. uiul at **nl<l tin)**.
10*01 iin.l there, m ak e a p p lica tio n l»
thr *nM JudKc for a fi n a l , atsltlcm*nt o f tbetr ad in liilclratlu n of said
* rfut c. nml for an order dl-churii ini;
lli»in a* such Atlmlnlstratrlcc*.
t'at**d th is the 27th day of Amfil*t.
A. D. 1327.
J F I.IA K. LAIN'I ami
JK A N K T T K K LA INC.
A* A i1mlnl*lralrice* o f th* »»•
ta lc of J. K. I.AINC. dreou*.
LANEY’S -
‘The Friendly D rug Store”
E. First St*
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
Snnford
i
And Accurately
oner s
IN THK, C I R f lM T rolTJIT, TWKNT V - T H IR D . JU D IC IA L KlHriMT.
IN A N D FOR HKMINOI.K tl M ’NTV FLORIDA IN KHANKKUY
JOSKFIl T KHAN. COMPLAINANT.
NOTICK OF F O R KILO S I’IIK SALS'.
Fn.1 IT anil by vlrtur* uf u iDereo
nl fo reclo su re anti sale
remler.’il
III th e C ircu it C ou rt In uml fur Hem.
Itmle C ou n ty. F lorid a , In C hancery,
In n count* th e r e in p eu illn e w h erein
Volusia C ou n ty Uatik
&
T ru st
C om p an y, a co rp oration . Is c o m
plainant, anil J o h n Cl. iVtOMky nntl
Hank o f O ran xe A T ru st Company.
a c o r p o r a l!..... are d e fe n d a n t s , I w ill
sell a t p u blic o u tc r y in t h e lilichest
bidder fo r cash a t the f r o n t door of
lh* C ou rt II hum* - In t h e City o f
Sanford In sa id C ou n ty a n d State,
d u rin g tli* le g a l b ou fa o f sale on
Monday th* 3rd .lay of October,
1337.th* nam e b e i n g the fi r s t Monduy In aald m o n th , th* f o l lo w in g
itcscrlbed land, l y i n g and being In
l l y : (I. K . CAM I
VMUKL A. 11. WILKINSON,
Coons*’! fn rC u m p laln an t,
IDA, IN A N D FOR NHMINOI.K
COUNTY, IN CHANKF.RY
MILS VIRIIIK W A R D . Complainant
• VaI* 17. W A R D .
>
DIVORCE ll l l .I . OK COM FLA IN ANT
THK S T A T E ,O F F LO RIDA TO I*, l i
WARD: b
Vou are h ereb y orilerrtl ami reiiol>*il in ap p ear u pon th* 3n l <lay
of O ctober A. D. 1327 to th e Hill
flte.l a g a in * ! y o u In the ab ove e n
titled can**.
Th* S A N F O R D IIK R A L D I* h e r e
la il*a lgiiatrd a* th e n e w sp a p e r In
which th is ord er *hall h* publlHlird
WRneaa th e o f f i c i a l Meal and the
mutt* o f (h e Clerk u f raid Circuit
Fciirt, tills the 3rd d a y of Sent. A
D IU27.
V. K. DOUGLASS
clgrk
Hy A. 31. W R B K s
.
D K
8. .1. N IX .
A t to r n e y nn<l Hollrlior
fo r C u m p la ln a q t.
IN T H K ClRL'DIT COURT OF 8K3I.
IN11LK COUNTY,
Fl-ORIDA. IN
t’il ANCKRY.
IHIDKR O F I'UBI.ICATION
M.UIKI. A It 1*11 Y.
( n m iiU liia u t—
-V»-
II. D. C A81VKLU J. 8. HARVARD.
I 31. H A IR . It. t \ T1SDALK JIL.
.•nit LKONA A. TISD A L K . M m wife.
W C. FIELDH. anil 3IAIIIIARKT
FIKLDJL Ilia w i f e , A 8. Joh u xiu
•lolng bu sln ea* an JOllNHtlN I.UM.
IKCIt COMPANY, fo rm erly JOHNSON A PATTKItHUN. unit R. C.
TtSMDALK JIL. INC., a CoriM»ratl.qi. D B F E N D A N T 8 —
T H K K T A T K UK F l.tH U D A TO:W. t,*. F IE LD S, a n d MAItU AttRT
FlrtLDH.
IILS
WITH,
W ill iSK
FLACK O F R K 8ID KN CK 18 UN
KNOW N:
It a p p * a r in g from a n sffa tllv lt
Orders Are Issued
s en(ijng R egulars >
To P atrol SL Louis
■ o iS r r U
■
Court. Oils llie 3rd iliir.ef gsnUmlii’r.
A. t>. 1331
I
To H elp Solve The
Financing Problem
ANu i l t » E n OK U lB L I C A T U l N
TCI MAIttON V. W ALK Kit. MACON,
HKORQIA.
Vi>u ar« ’hereby
cinlere,! nml r e hnlreil t<> lie un*i t * r
upon ill,*
3nt <ln,' uf i)*t**l**r, A. D* 1927. I"
III,. |;|U of C omplainant file<l .iitiitn**t
\ oit in tile Hlmve elyleil fa**** upil
•
N o r th w e s t co rn a r of th* NorthM at Q u a r t e r I N K ' D «r N orth
e a st Q u a r te r I N K '4 ) o f Section
Five. T o w n s h i p T w e n t y . South
of R a n g * T h i r t y
Hum: run
Kant F o r ty HO) rods;
th ence
South One hu n d red r i g h t (101)
inita; th e n c e w e s t t w e n t y (20)
rods; t h e n r s N orth r i g h t IS)
tods, to th* N o rth erly m a r g i n ,
al line o f L a k e Como; throe*
n o r th w e s te r ly a lo n g th * m ar
gin al lin e uf s a i d lotk*
Como
to the w e s t lin e of th e South• aat u u a r te r
I H K ) o f the
N o rth ea st
quarter
t.N K 'i) of
»abl
S ectio n . T o w n s h ip and
R an ge: th en ce N orth to point
of b eg in n in g .
(T ract t w o ) : Also, t h e West
half (W»4> o f th e W e s t half
l W l*> o f the W e s t h a lf ( W 1i )
«l
th e
.North w r s l
quarter
iN I V 1, ) <if S e c t i o n F o u r (I )
T o w n s h ip t w a n t y (1«J.
South
of R a n g e T h i r t y
<3D)
Fast;
less b e g i n n i n g at
the
N orth
w est co r n e r o f S e c tio n fo u r ( I ).
T o w n s h ip T w e n t y
f 20)
South
of R a n g e T h ir t y t i e )
Ka«t;
run S o u th ten
(In)
ch ain s;
Knat fiv e IS) r h a ln s ; N o rth ten
tlO) c h a in s ; a n d th e n c e w r it
five (3 ) c h a in s ; A lso
begin
n in g te n
(l« )
ch a in s
South
and f i v e (3 )
ch a in s
Karl of
the N o r t h w e s t corn er o f H*clio n F o u r ( t ) T o w n s h ip t w e n
ty (JO) Sou th o f R a n g e Thlr*
‘ Y (30) K*at; ru n Kgst 73 links;
South 73 link*. W e st 73 lin k s;
then ce north 73 llnka t o point
SEMINOLE BANKRUPT
STOCK
A Tremendous Success
'
and all were delighted with the wonder
ful bargains offered .
Brooms
One (o a Customer
'*
-**v.
100 full size brooms, all
perfect a n d new—for
Monday seilinE promptly
at 9 A. M.
One tp a
f
!"'
y,
0x9', 8x10;
derful valui
class, f (FT
We regret our store is so small but just! 1
V
VgFrjfi
are selling we are transferring the othe
^•^w.*rehou8e^-be on hand Mon lay fn;
*:
�V
^
'ORt> jrtERAIJ). SATURDAY OCTOBER 1' 1827
•
T A D . RATES
: Cask io Advance
ads, will be received
is and collector sent
ly far payn«&
^ ”1 -VY..V!9c a
£__________
L
U— ’ ..........
- r r - 7e a
E T Z I l_ X .d e a
tt
lino
Woe
IIn.
p ____ __ :_tc a line
LANEY,ti .DRUG .STORE- F
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We
as near you os your phone. Cail
S T R O kK j
D R in K
A G l N r*
1 Oak^A U ' i l l
"?CVSt
NPOP
1^—Houses For Sale
Five room bungalow with watir,
c lights, sewerage, gas and teb’’ I'l-nr. !rr:it >d in 0 >V IIill. $7tVI
$500 down, balance $20 per month
1*. O. Box 756.
A v;- x DA’i'r
hJvp;;sLi.!R.i5
Y
cot—
\ . I WlCHF MCM
( M’ POP V.'CUUO
V COMB HOME .
C: ;t mean To -s a y y o u r s
tasrriNa h om esick — don ' t
VO'J UvtE TO STAY WITH
VDUR BIG 5 iS T C R ? ^ 7 ~ .
J
Aviation ‘Marm}
fc ii;
mm
* V*!*!*!*I*I*;
K W -X'X w
i mm
mm
,M Curbott. a Cleveland Inulher*
w rluht..!» Jielhg liiillyluuieil (|iilto
i lilt Fur bMgpr und IxMlcr nppn*
n Tits <>u lucouut of a run of 13
Will lii u row In iliu past few*
Corbett Included I'lill
Iu lilt victories u Iu*
DESIRABLE lots, High St., also
weeks ago.
Myrtle Ave. Reasonable with
terms, A. V. French, Sanford
Tourist Camp'.
NEW FORT IUCHEY-$60,000
m7; cash and 3H) monthly will buy new post otficc iirciule building
gtxid building lot ut remarkably completed and equipment Installed.
low price. Box U‘J cure The HerA REAL bargain for tho m in who
uiabes to engage in the raising
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
and live stock of all kinds. Thirtyfour acres of lond that .offers high
rolling lands for citrus, muck land*
for truck and bulbs and a small
lake for pasture land. On the Sun-
*Lla Loutiiana woman has them,
Mcked oft tho board. The other •
Irt the United States for a visit of klty
aha took her tenth husband,
on* week on a mission of promot* [tier name?
Well. It ia Mrs. Carolyn*
lag good will between this nation 'OloDonald-Walt
ere-Broil sou-H urRcms
sail Japan, Admiral Kotows Kanna, [.■navalllsr^arden-Whitc-LulsIHnt*
Various naval hero of the Russo*
Is at Crania,
Japanese War, Is shown es he ar* liald-WUlU. Her'ahome
.
a.
rtved at Los Angsles. The admiral i
M a candidate for the National
Assembly of Japan.'
Has.Oil Remedy
in trig u in g L o o p a
I.OUI8B I>.
V 8. KK1*»
:trx. i .ucy
kkuhh. h i*
IV. IM”. »
TILVHISU
WILL TRADE Well located resi
dential lots for down-town busi
ness property, improved or unim
proved. Give all information when
answering this ad—Box 134r Cave
Hamid,
,, *
‘f ,
26
—Mb*rt?Han«ms Knr Stt*
’ • ■- * • .»■ . v -A-. i :. • -J rj. • jSTTf
CELERY sprayer for sate,
'TAINT
\
CA W M SO B E E F
/
) A m- P r u n e s . /
2.T— Exchange
NOW WHAT DO TOO
SAY VfHCN X <3lVS
T o g A PENNY?,
V,
PL U M S - I T S COFFEE
B Y T A Y l.o n
>r
m is t r
,
P A ^ > trt* e A L T M O S S — B A S S TYV
P e t r i f i e d P l u m s v- p a s s T M ^ s m i t h
S R o T H £ P S * '-J E S r CU2 TM* B A C O M
»*
M A P P iK lS T ’ HAv/£ A U TIL E H A lR O h n T .
\A n< T H e T MAIMT MO B lA C K M T S T ^ v /
\
----------------x E R S A L T h o s s £ R PETRIHEO
T e n H u sb a n d s
H i
•.•.VAVAWJf
FOR RENT: Small cottage nn
Magnolia Avenue just north of
Central Street. $25.00 monthly.
Box 123 cure The Hcrnld.
S E R E J i p / \ s s iv y B la ck
X
* \
A t? T is T tc T e m p e r a m e n t
For sale cheap—One 8 room hous-i
to be moved off lot. PhoneTOa. I
FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish
bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat
ed, of good construction. Owner
living out of city and will sell at
rcnvmnldn price,’ nnd >on • easy
FIVE-ROOM furnished house for terms. House is loonier] oh H^gh
rent; available Oct. 10th. See V'. Street, near Elm Avenue with *.ttrnrtive surroundings. Double ga■A, Speer, 411 Park Ave.
rav*. Price furnislcd' $?,i7t)0.')‘l
FIVE - ROOM house
furnished. $500 cash and thr balancu any ,rcPhone 805—W.
asonable way. Address Box 4J1
Cun; Herald.
V. M. S. C. B. care The Herald.
A WARMiM ^/EW;1 H E T S
A G riT V l t f a E O O ’ "THtG
Bo successful h a s Mrs. W. II. Fasell of Oklahoma C.ty
in a career as a working woman that her 18 -ycar-old c!a
has forsworn society life to follow tho painting trade,
for several years has “ lived In overalls,’’ starting '
garden, buying and renting houses, then s t a r t '" i n no
In* business. Mother and daughter t..'J i— • •*
wmtm
t e l ' l , “ S®
p o v iT STRIKE
’ ME
/ lM
ALL.
v .^ / T N ,
nmmm
mmm
Un
.E-HUDSOtT- K i 3 p
(T N O W , N O W
foV A jtET HEART.
f
VThF t f f l ,T r n * ,T tmCn..1.FOR SM .E: V/ell rnnslrucctml
.
^ t -lhniti.le Ave. 1 hone 8JU—W.
hungalo v, corner I’blinttto Avd
riala i Furnished house for rent, Phoip;
Kntio Street. Five rooms, bath
, in- 288.
I with showet, kitchen e iuipptnl wi.h
[Rt ' ------------------------------ !------------- - J electric range. Owner out of the
DODGE
ju*o for rcntt> 1405 W. 1st St, city nnd will 9HI at lose thnn act
NWPkntF'Graham trucks
Apply Kent Vuieunixing Work* ual \ aluc. Price $6500.00 with $100
[3th StreoJ. Phono 3.
cush nnd $75 monthly.' Address
FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with Bov lltl rare The Herald.
'*»»•* •
« BOJiVAN CO. Auto
BOYS W A N TED !!!
gurige, $30 per, month, WoodrutT
nd sMeer metal works. Ton good boys wanted to
Sub-divinion; T.
Brntherson,
Ave. Phono 716-W.
routes;; hustlers can earn
phone' 135.
money in sparo time. Also s
boys to sell papers on street^.
?ORD BU1CK CO,
Apply Circulation Manager. The
2 Magonlia Ave.
Herald.
rhdnc 367.
DEL TRIM.CO,
the car, not the ow
e 817 for estimates
W. RADFORD
IPS—MARMONH
ml Automobile Co,
ilia Ave,
Phone 137,
_
CHICKS -* Ftor
Overland Co. Vfillys.
trapnested re
ft Overland, Whippits. horns. Reds, J
nmercial Sts. Phone 58.' G rr^gtons. B
BY WILLTAMa
Miscellaneous
YOUR BUSINESS —card app< /
hi tee on request.
ft
';
ing daily in this column ’
S ites are for
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
one. u l
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
reach
over
3,000
every
day
I
ds of average length
J a line.
-and it coeta so little a 12 w il 12' Wanted
a ctuige of 30c for
don. .
, J i ad for one month costs only $2
irtlslng Is res trie tad
Wanted To Buy—Piano. Must be in
\ Fhone 148
good shape.
Only 465.
Just ».sL fur "Classified Dcp it.
A HOUSE, three to five mams, not
■*, meat”
over 125 monthly, will take
ear’s lease. "E. U. P. care Herald.
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WA 18 14—Rooms W ilhout Hnnrd
WITH THE NEW WALL PA ST
SOMETHING NEW AND L Tr ADVERTISERS
TER FOR FURTHER 1NFOK V Furnished bedroom with twin beds,
TION. CALL PHONE 226-J OR
leraM
representative 9 EE, V. C. COLLER, SANl’t fib, also garage 411 Park Avd.
ly 'fam iliar with rotes
15— Apartment For Renl
id closslfbeUoif will
complete: Information. PHONOGRAPH—repairing, | mo
iu wish they will assist
tuhing by experts with 17 y its AFARTMENT for rent, screened
rording your w ant ad.
[perience. Sanford music < ire porches, hot and cold water. 708
la ljift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 He- W. First St.
Lander Arcade, Phone 832,
•ORPANT NOTICE
FURNISHED apartment,
two
Users should give their BUILDING BL.OC1U — irriy
rooms, kitchenette nnd garage,
boxes and general cement
r-postofftee address as
lights and water furnished. $23 per
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E.
their phone number if
month. Apply 806 Elm Ave
willcger, 1’roy. 3rd and Elm.
lire results. About < \e
iut of a thousand has
TWO NEW furnished 3-room
hone . and th eothers WIGIIT-CH1USENBERRY PI
apartments, private bnth, $31)
SHOP — Printing
engra
onurnnl'.ato with you
nnd $35 monthly. Phone 246—W.
embossing.
See
us
first.
We
i
hojr know your address,
[sconlinuence MUST be Phone 417-W. R.R. AvenueDEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS—
k.person a t the Sanford mercial Street.
,Two rooms kitchenette und bath,
office or by letter. Tclenttrnctively
furnished, centrally
liseontlnucneea are not LUMBER and complete lirn
located, all improvements; $0 per
building material. Low p
week. Tel 777 or 775.
Security Lumber Co.. “Where
Efficient Grad’s Como From" Maple
16—Houses For 1(en»
Sixth. Phone 797.
; CONCRETE In every shape
form, blocks, tile roofing,
t mentals, etc. Sanford Cement
i ucta Company, Fifth and
| 8t*. Phono 112-W.
£ V
Like Mother,-Like Daughter
'BABY CHICKS—Fall chicks
I winter, broilers, standard I
LADIES COATS altered nnd rcl * stock. Eleven leading breeds,
cd. 210 Laurel Ave.
j i prices. Writ* for folder. W.
Chesnett, Greer, S. C.
METAL ROOFING—The Roof
crJ rating.
Mela)
shine
standing seam tin and galvln
roofs. See James H. Cowan. (
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
ord Daily Herald
><■<
Touriat Camp.
g
i|..rv*r<i
•nd Ks.t, k
A. ftony. r « i
cord In tho
T ho j i s t u r s o f sa id s u it b s l n x <*
i t to' fi.rucloso i h a t c a r i s l n m o r t .
.« ed
t h e te t h d a y of O cto -
ir. -V. D. 1*18 f»’*n lh* dsfjndantH.
m ils Jr. aw l Louis* »• BH K
I- w ir». ui th e Com i'lalnapt. ‘1. U.
Control from within the oil in
dustry that will restrict produc
than • governmeni
tion rather f*-—
—
— '
} measures, is the solution of th*.
problem of oil overproduction of*
; fered by Lord Cowdrey Of Engi . Und. Lord Cowdray, outstanding
i world figure In tho petroleum InI dustry, has beon visiting golds at
e o r »-i» L»cation
and at other potata
in i’LlT lOIMT, TWI.X t Tulsa, Okie.,
.In tha aoutbwoaL
ill JW dciA i.
11I1A. IX AXI1 FOB Till
.Otf StaMINOtBf-
<■
4131 ITAUK. I'luppLiiuant. complaint herein .tIUd against >o
Vm
do not rusidu wlihla lb
»M UAKIUKT A BOBO SUU ut Klorlda; that you ai« ove
r. boBO. hVf husband, mo >k.< »f tw«Diy-«o* yearw ani
i.,
f that (hart Is no person In the klat
llf.AM. whuss pUcs «f [ of Klorlda th* Mrvlc# of a subpown
New Orleans Las Us flying school
"marm" now — Miss DeatrUa'
Towpsend. who teaches a class In
lha Suburban Acres school. She
became Interested In aviation last!
Jane, took n vide, sad alter aj
Course at Lambert Field, St.*
Louis, was granted a pPV.'w
license. Sho has applied for im
pilot's position in the alrmallf
service which opens Nov. 1 bew
Aarsea New Orleans and Atlanta!
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62997f4dc94de1e45e09a60ba5a5cbc7.pdf
7fb81e77a3cdb6515146187ab0e57d33
PDF Text
Text
.
't
.
.
'
'
,
■ ... .
■ .- *
I
fl
S*
D* ‘*V
£?Spv
«■
wo, xvn.
' ‘‘
Loaaed Wire International Ncwa Service
............................ . .,■■
■■■■ r ~ ~
Legionaim l Broke
Want ToCoraeHome
''
"■
.........
51# ^
day.
partly cloudy
IT\
11
■■—1 ■■■■
—| - — m0^m ,i I■ —» ■■i» ■|■■■ —
■' ■* i
-
.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1927.
r Member Aodit
Bureau
Of ■Circ
---- *— ~
— ----- ---------.
■■-■-■■■-■
—
------------------
Winner
CHANCE mm^other
Doesn’t Think Contest Is
FOR SETTLING; Harmful To Girl's Morals IS UNCOVERED
ONLILLIENDAHL Body Lies In Stab
OF TARIFF WAR'
NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 3.
— (INS)—American Legion dele
gates to the Paris convention
can’t get home fast enough,
now that the tumult has sub
sided, scctTdlng'to the first con
RHlTOa-S NOTH—This Is th"
tingent of I-egionnaires who re
third. or ii ssrlr, on beauty
turned today abroad the Presi
>liows, sml their rlfeut upon..the
n.oroJa of.yifhmr ntrls.
dent’ lard in g . Tha vessel car
By Jnmea L. Kligallen
ried 516 deligates. Two thou Equllization Clause Of Fordsand more had sought pas
noy McCumbcr Tariff Law International News Service Staff
Correspondent
.
sage. The returning delegation
Appears As Definite Ave
proved to be almost unani->
n ..» F n - n „ i«
NEW YORK. Oct. 3 —Beauty
nue I o r I ta te A dju s tm e n t j ,Kea„[8—n(T t^ jy n menace to tho
mnusly broke.
.
-a. _ _
.......
__
morals, of the American girl, ni
U . S. I s Willing To
lepnfended by the National Council
•
n
. lot’ Cathclic Women?
1 rO D C F r e n c h I^O S tS , Mothers who havo chuperoned
— .
.their attractive young daughters to
fiom w ealth/ men and difficulties
over theatrical contracts.
’ I Wouldn’t have nursed taking
my duughter to the Atlantic City Friend Of Aged Physician De
Ige Rowe Sustains
runtost in 1920 for the world—we
flares Trouble WasBrewinjj
“ ite’s Demurrers
iiuii a
h grand
grann time, nnd
nno nobody
nooo an*
pad
In Lilliendahl Family E&r
joyed my girl,’'
A
’ ’ “ said Mrs. Avan
G.
ly
In July: Wife Faithless
Eight Instances;
Kennedy, of Yonkers, N. Y., wday. She is . the mother
. . . ----- of pretty,
ter Eating Heart
ith IsWithdrawn
dark-haired Catherine Kennedy, Mentioned Beach As
who was ,,Mlss Yonkers" last year.
Reason For Trouble
• Catherine hersrelf interjected
thin comment: "The church wornn who nre condemning heatuy con- Physician Changes Bank Bal„
t **>ts must be old-fashioned, how
k
ance
Into
tfwn
Name
ToAc-j
*1 Believes
Change Of Costs Since 192- ju ; Khtcrs have ufterward exptrien- t)hl are they? The men don't an*
Babe
Ruth
Good
But Will
Rale Revision MigntFoliOW ced unexpected annoyances such as noy beauties simply beca.use they j count For Every Dollar
Not Walk Him; Hoh Pitch
iv i t liie d With
-------!wholesale proposals of marriage
I (’"hi limed On I’axH SU')
ers Who Will MakeHimFan Came Into Limelight
HAMMONTON, N. J., Oct 3.—
>urt Showing Con- Jm ' *_» .T*^.y ‘* *‘f.1v*r t . *■^
WASHINGTON. O ct 3.—(INS)
~
'
------------------------------------------- - (IN S )—Information purporting
.‘115, the e<|uulization
BySigningEvolutioi
International News Service Staff
m Of Mrs. Lake P a y m e n tO rd e re d A s F e r A g re e —Article
clause* of the Fordney- McCumbcr
'
Correapondent
m e n t M ad eT h re o Y ears A go; T ariff Law, today was ns a defi
Bill Two Years Ago
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3.—Basemurrera filed by state’s
Hutton Balance Held Up By nite avenue of department-of the
ball’s
“greatest
show
on
earth”
A
I
l
/
C
D
C
D
I
F
I
Y
A
M
'
lfi*
t^n?e
months
ago
intended
to
neya against pleas In
Rcqurat Of Mortgage Firm tariff controversy between the
NASHVILLE, Term.* Oct;
pitched Its tents here today, in
■ *T A L i V L i i o r u J i U n lef
l° h i,.
” ^ c o u ,e
i*
United States nnd France.
ement entered by defense w
cd vher
of wif.
relations
with
Willis preparation fo r'tw o performances 3.— (INS)—FiAioral service*When the American government
sel representing A. ft.
Upon consideration of estimates
Beach, Poultry farmer now sought of the "spectacle of spectacles"— for Governor Austin Pcay. 51,
charged with making furbished by <>urtty Engineer Fred replies, probably this week, to tho
in connection with tho crime, was Yanks versus Pirate*—fibre next who died last night from cer
entries , in connection T: Williams, the County Commis note dispatched by France on Sat
in the hands of authorities today. Wednesday and Thursday.
bral hemoraFes during hla
T
The information was volunteered
tho operation of the Sem- sion s t its monthly meeting today urday, it is expected to inform the
Though they were on the short thi rdterm of office; will be .
Fvonch
government
of
a
readincm
ordered
that
a
voucher
be
drawn
in
Pastor Declares Best Way To Charges Made That Political by Frederick R. Anthony, Vine end. of the betting the casual ot>: held from the first Bnptu’fsW
Jounty Bank, were b u s
of the City for $23,248.79 as to have the United States Tariff
Restore Confidence IsToFUl . Opponents Followed N. Y. land, N. J., business man and next- servers could find nothing down Church Wednesday afternoon.
in eight instances thjfl favor
payment for the construction of Commission In'gin an immediate in
Offices
With Men In Whom' jMnynr ThroughEuropeTry- door neighbor of the Lilliendahls. hearted about tho Pirates. Strange The body will Ho in state nt
toon by Judge M. G. paved roadways on Hughey nnd vestigation of present day produc.
Beach .is running with ly enough they seem to fear none
Thc
People
HuveConfldence * t ing To (Jet "Goods” OnHim my"Willis
tion costs in Franco with n Vl&w
Avenues.
wife," Anthony said Ulllen- fit tho Yankees except the mighty The bodv .will lie In »tat<
state's attorneys at the same Hardy
tho stat»* canltoi from 9
Tho money was ordered paid as to a possible readjustment of tardahl told him carlv in July.
"I
withdrew their demurrer to per agreement made with the City itf rates on certain classes of mer Declaring th at tho recent "soriI n e w YORK, Ort. 3,—(IN S)— don’t want to make any trouble “Babe” Ruth and "Larruping Lou” tomorrow morning until four inth
Inth plon and filed a replica- Commission three years ago when chandise imported into this coun cu blows' have been delt "confi- Charges tluit Mayor Jnm ts J.
Gehrig, and they refused to be afternoon.. A guard of honor from
ion which arguments are to bo the county offered to reimburse try chiefly from France. This in diuk .” in Hanford, und that th*i Walker of New York was myster because I nm afraid of him.”
come hysterical over these two the Tennessee National Guar ’
On a bUert occasion, Anthony
tomorrow a t 11 o'clock. The
standing watch over Jiim. Mr
City from funds for the third- vestigation would ye . .under (the beat \ ay of restoring conflden<w iously "shadowed” during his visit said, tho physician told him ho had gentlemen.
ition h at the effect of giving the
i>f the i op!e, Dr. F. D. King, pus- to? Europe, far tho pur|>o8e of chnnged his bank account from n The Fans rejoiced when the Pir Pesv is proatrate o ^ r her hdxauthority of article 316.
year
paving
program.
The
paving
swer to allegations set forth work cost the City approximately
tor of th? F irst Baptist Church,
A
ate management made known in hand's death. .•
defense plea which attack* $96,000 but the construction in - I f the investigation should show delivered a cirwoit last night on .leaning something which might joint one with his wlfo to an ac no
uncertain terina that the “Babe"
diigrcdit him in tho eyes of his fol count in his own name, eo that ho
a material chnnge in. manufactur
Governor Pcay died while taking
...lidlty of the Jury list and the cluded
several features not pro ing costs in France since tho pas the morula artd , aurncter which lowers, rang through City Hall to could "account for every
penny will not l>o walked intentionally n nap after eating a heavy meal ww
tVtutlon of the grand Jury,
vided
by
tho County. .
unless tho pitcher is in a hole and yesterday evening. Hi* heavy J'-ft
sage of the Fordney- MeCumJicr should be possessed by Hanford's day.
sho spends.”
dge Rowe ordered a recess of
In response to a request from tho law in 1922 when the present rates liew chief of ;» lice.
%
:
{
"f.am making plans to leave my dems it good baseball under the breathing and slight gruons at*
, until-toinorrow morning after Sanford
he
allegations
were
made
by
Bond and Mortgage Com of duty wcr»». fixed, it was indicated
Dr.' ‘King
of | 4ngnos oi the Mayor, who said wife,” Anthony said Dr. Lillien circumstances to thus dispose of trad ed Sirs. Pcay and after she
itate had made * n motion to pany certain
I-!? occiured
- i 4> ~ ithat*
. "onO*wJ«'i
monies due the Hut today this government tht?n would , ur paramount
dutieg is to see that . lh
prepared to take the dahl revealed to him, "and I’m go tho Sultan of .Swat. ’
failed to urouxe him, she called
a Jury which is expected t« be ton Construction
‘ on bw inclined to seriously consider the law is administered by strong,
up J ithltho authorities at ing to sell everything. She can go
The Pirates have gone over the the family physician Dr. Frank
non«d a t the-same time. To this road paving contractsCompany
were nrdored n revision of the rates applying to clean bands,’’ uAd in considering
“Babe” hitting record and found Feoiey. He died, shqrtly after 8.
ounsel for defense raised an withhold because of claims
Thi
nay that In her way and I’ll go mine.
held by the affected French products. Hut the appointment the ('ity heads Washington. They
that he can be fooled by sm art o’clock last night.
ion and announced that it the mortgage firm against
MrsLilliendahl,
who
is
free
on
forenatin
has
ram*
coi
to
them
indi
the such a revision would not he ex- should place their c..)!co in a man
pitching as often as any other hard
_____
_
__
$25,000
bail
as
a
material
wivness
J *challenge the Jury array
private
detectives,
in
eating
thnt
priva
The
Tennessee
chief
exerati'.*®
company. E. A. Doug clunivtly for tho benefit of France. who is not tainted by the smell of
it opper.red in court. It was constructjon
or unna
unnamed "American j In the murder, has told police that hitter. They do no minimize the came into the national limelight in
president o f . the Sanford Auv other country dealing in the whiskey or protection given tt>, thy-, pay of
ited th a t the challenge would lass
ink,**
had
been put on M ayor' hor relations with her husband danger when Ruth ia a t bat, but 1925 by signing the bill prohibiting
and Mortgage Company pre eitme products would receive the liquor joints or immoral places.
tied upon the same grounds Bond
She they reason that good pitching la the teaching of evolution in the er’s trail us soon as he had ,
happy until the last.
sented
the
letter
to
the
Commis
smite rate benefits in proportion'lo
Taking the attitude of their pas
tged in the plea in abatement sion. >
'contends
her husband was slain likely to prove effective as good public schools o f Tennessee. He
aot
on
European
soil,
’and
thnt
|
their exports to America of those ter, the congregation adopted an
' l affect charged that the
hitting. ^
•
espionage had continued all by two negroes.
wax also one of the law's staunch
W. L, Haxxard was given the classes of merchandise.
appropriate resolution endorsing
for th# term dt court was
No trace has been
found of
“Then too, tho Pirates have been est defender* in,subsequent eo*"*” *
g
his
tour
of
tha
continent.
contract
for
clearing
the
right
of
' This course would meet tho pres the suggestions of Dr. King. Dr.
void. /
Death, tho 52-year old
poultry over the record of former World battles over it* tegulity, ha beii
?or Walker is understood to fancier who admitted
intents advanced by tl.e way on the ta k e Mary Boulevard,. ent French situation without sac- King’s^ sermon, na regards tho po
writing
The
price
was
$3,79540.
V.
G.
Has.l/icin»
considerable credence in the clandestine letter* to Mrs. LiUlen- Series. "Babe” has appeared in supporter of tho fu ^
yl
“ *’
the American position lice de'pA’lm eqt follow* in full:
• afternoon session were
J . *v’
.’■and hi* friends sny he re dahK He fled early last week, and seven post oeason classics nines theory. -#9l
Jones, special ty has given the contract for elnM TTielninJrned since the present con"Confidence cannot bo dispensed f sto
. . -7.. broke a month ago, that with
1916, and although ho went wild In
pmey general. ilar work on tho Oakway stretch. , £ ^ vtixy
Governor PcavjfBi
in carrylhg forward tho busl-’Jcril occasions wherv person* unthe* 1920 series, clouting fouHtoifyt chief Aecuh*rit*gre’er.!
ni. wn to hlm ' reltivated
i-.esa/)'’ a n y city; or'community. f'tH
runs ofrtJuTSt. Louis Cardinal*, while in offtVe. He was also
L." Fuhlsfnskl
inmate in fnvor of free country Re.'eptly confidence has received hf* companionship in hotel* and abetting” the murder.
his batting average for seven
the motion for a the clearing of the Maitland-Pnlm against another in the application serious blows in , our city. Evary rafrs abroad.
His
friends
are
' Coincident with a statement by year* is only 2?53, not particularly first to serve u thin! term.
Springe stretch.
. „ of its tariff regulations, to meet the
t of the Jury.
Born in ChrUtlan county, m ..- j
convinotd,
they
say,
that
some
per
Prosecutor Hinkle that,the murder Impressive.
Signs designing a bird sanc French demand for reciprocal ratis. worthy citizen will do his part in'
\ convened this morning at
tacky,
Juno I, 1878, Governor Pcay
son
or
persons
were
aceking
to
restoring
confidence.
One
of
the
mystery
"had
been
solved’’
camo
ek mt which time Attorney tuary In Hominole County were or This position of tho United States best* methods for accomplishing find the Mayor in some old world tho police announcement that they
As a rule Ruth ia less effective attended the public kchool* of.th-*
dered
painted
and
instructions
were
liner of Tampa, representwas dearly set forth in the lint
for them to be placed on the America note to Franc*,’ dispntchcd thin end is to fill tho offices with rendezvous, the atmosphere of now posses* affidavit* purporting in the World Series than during county nnd later Washington
lr. Key. filed nine pleas In lvcn
citizens who have the confidence which might tend to discredit him t«i prove that Beach had designs on the regular season, the Pirates Lee university. He wax gradui
of the reserve.
19, tho text of which was of tho people.
p e n t which attacked the valid uundaries
claim. This, however, does not from Centro College at Danvtlln
in the eyes of his constitutcni *.
the slain physician* prqperty.
The Board issued instructions for Sept.
| the grand jury, the uppoint- a load of reck to us shipped to m:ub* public for .the first timi- to
‘T h e office of tho chief of the
One of the affidavit*, police »lter tho fact that the Yankees at 1895 and began practicing Jaw
These
friends
also
fchargthat
»f the special state's atorneys Clyde Station for use in district day. In th a t nut* it was stated:
police forco is' to ho filled. Tho
wns made by Frank Shep this stage are the.general favorites year later. Ho moved to the hoe
“The 'policy of the Americitn citizens who are concerned about certain false report* of Mayor said
iidge W right’s disquallfica- three and two cars to Bertha for
of his wife, Mrx. Sallie H urst,‘at
pard,
who recently brought civil but so wax Washington in 1925.
Walker’s activities abroad were
Tariff Law makes no discrimin
f The state asked for time to use in district four.
Clarksville, Tenn., where he
action against Beach, seeking to
the
future
of
Hanford
should
make
I
dispatched
to
newspaper*
i
i
this
Ths
Yankees
wilt
havo
many
whatsoever between nrticl w known to our city commusioners
it* answer and the court
collect
$450
for
work
in
construct
The Commission convened this ation
more World Series veterans in resided since.
fur the purpose of dh redd
until 11 o’clock and later ex morning a t 10 o’clock and met again imported from different countries." the type of man whom they wunt rity
Pe*y defeated hi* opponent, A1
ing
u
chicken
house.
Ho
also
ob
their lineup than the Pirates, many
ing
him.
They
say
they
will
aik
Amplying this assertion, the n< te for this position of nuch responsi
- additional time
until 2 this afternoon to dispone of mat
W.
Tujlor, In the 1922 guhemator- ,
tained
a
w
arrant
in
Bridgetun
last
of
the
latter
playing
in
the
big
for a state department ln\ >stigus
ial race and wax elected to a third
ters which were taken up at the stated:
Friday
charging
Beach
with
bility.
1
speak
us
a
private*
citizen
show
for
the
first
time
this
season.
tion,
not
only
l>ecauKe
tho
embar
"The French government appears ni I now give my view* about this
afternoon's session was do- morning session.
rassment cuused Mayor Walker, "threatening to kill him” as the Manager Donle Bush, himself ap term In 1920.
to onto\ aio. tho view that France effice
almost entirely tu arguments
Governor Petty Is survived
and the man who should head but also to “spare some otl.:r Am- outscomo of an argument over the pearing in his first world series as
la, Justified in
discrimination this department.
bill.
his
widow, a son, Austin Peayjr.,
managor,
is
urging
his
boys
tc
cricun visitor abroad similar
against American tradu because it
u the insufficiency ’o / T .
Shoppnrd quote's Beach ns stat "bo. yoursolvea” and not be over* now enrolled in the University o f
"Tho influence of the head of trtatm ent."
considers
that
tho
average
rate
«
»
f
In abatement. It wax coning: "When I get rid of tho old whtlmd by the occasion.
Tennessee; a daughter, 51rx. A. P.
duty imposed by the United States this department will influence tho
th a t the appointment of the
Doctor I will have plenty of money
L. Armstrong, of Memphis;
wholo department. If our policem-m
on
imports
from
France,
is
higher
Bush
announced
that
the
lineup
ll state’s attorneys wus lengl
und
will
be
sitting
pretty.
If
you
do
not
have
confidence
in
their
two
sisters, Jlrtf George W.
Small
Blaze
Causes
by Franca on imports from thoaper and in accordance with
ever noen your mouth about this, I that finished the regular season
chief, their cjipurtmont may bo
U
nlt*l
SUte*.
But
this
is
the
same
for
the
Pirates
will
be
sent
against
wwt
Very Little Damage will kill you."
tutes. The question of the
seriously affected. If they learn or
for
others
ns
for
France.
the
Yankee*,
with
Clyde
Barnhart
C*w
L°i,Ci/ u
Ity of the several state’s atCHARLOTTE. N. C. Oct. 4;—
This argument; moreover, is not even believu that ho i* giving proplaying left field in place ofydtmg aoiake7 o f ’the‘state L n aJ
waa further contended as (IN S)—If probable cause is found admitted by the government of the
An exposed pan of gasoline boAdam Connrosky who Is ineligible
other questions, pertaining to against Rev. Willis Jordnn. the nl- United States, which, ax stated
inninrlo*
t h W m c a C“ mP ig n i t e d HTvl CUUBfd a Small
brgMlhMion of the court,
l<vr«dly much-mnrrlod "Amnesia nbove, co n sld fs tariff rates a do
s a s y * ,* ®? V re .n!! fire Sunday ufternoon at tho homo
plea which the defense of- Parson," of Columbus, Ga., when he mestic m atter and at the same time inevitably will bo impnlred.
If tlto i f (Jui|
nt p[ne .Jnij Celery
_________^_____
: near midnight by .automot
and to which the stato with- is given a preliminary hearing this considers alt discrimination to be men know that tholr tfUeC Is elean U
Whun ihe Sunfon, flrp
HIGH COURT OPENS
’ t00k lh* uttth °f
tW* '
ita demurrer affected the afternoon on a charge of bigamy, unjustified."
in hi* own life nnd llving up to dppRrlment reache(l thf, gccnt, ^
tlir oath which h* took when he ?t.** 1flumes
*
Lliat*. Counsel fo r' Mr. Key an effort will be made to place the
had been distinguished. . ,
copted tho office, they 'will con»
»t the grand jury was Methodist minister on trial Wed
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3,—(IN 9 ). NASHVILLE, Tenru, Oct.
ROME, Oct 3.—(iN S)—All the
Heat
from a lighted stove near
stantly feel thu pull and the power tho. gasoline
constituted, that it was nesday, <yr Thursday, Solicitor
future flights of Charles A. Levine, —Nine justices of the Supreme (INS)—While the American
is
believed
to
havu
of his personality. What should be been rxponsibie for the ignition. owner of the trans-Atlantic plane Court, freshened by a long vaca- floated at half mast over the
from a lawful list of John Cnrpcntar said today.
Rev. Jordan occup’«d a cell in the
kt the jury box contained
"Columbia”, will bo blessed by tjie tion, opened the 1927 term of court capltol today, Henry 1L Mo
than phovldeiLby law, Meclonburg county Jail, bewildered,
Pope. This nssurance was given to opened promptly a t noon today, in °f Lewdsburg Term., ami spa
acted fur this nor ition? First, tw*»|Tcporw**______________
kthrthlnptas of tlfelSDunty he claimed by the number of claim
the New York flyer today by the the presence of high government' ®f Dto senate during the 19*-7 I
lion which draw tht f names ant^ he ia alleged to hav* entered
, Pontiff him self when Levine waa officials and distinguished lawyers islature, took the oath of offie
” r ^ T S ‘“ r ; h. police departNEIIKO III AHASTED
received In audience at the Vatican. from many citlea.
been signed by the chair- Into the marital contract, and
.
governor of Tennessee to xe
WASHINGTON ^ t 3 - ( I N S ) ^
^
ninn wmj
f |
steadfastly maintaining his inno
The Pope recelycd Levine pri
Austin Peay who died last i
mer.t-should bo-a man who does not
The oath was administ
W alter M<*»ely, colored, wax a r vately, the meeting lasted 15 min
' drink whiskey. The smell of whis*
i' defense also contended that cence of any wrong doing.
RED CROSS MEET
The minister was lodged In the w orlds fteetea t
, , th ’Ikey on his breath instantly dis- rested Saturday aft >rnoon for the utes. The Pontiff asked Levine'
Judge Arthur A. Crown©v
t bid not been filed not reThe
the eourt of appeal* in tl
a t the January meeting or county Jail w ithout. bond Friday f,°
w‘g,n States
« r* Ur i^oney
o n l l n?arkaLx
him for indicate!l
his of lice.
Thot Oviedo police on a charge of lar about his trans-Atlantic flight, In
United
markets dur
«lur- \ nuzzliflca wh
conta,
ceny. He wax turned over to a coun quiring if everything had gone
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3^-(IN S ) enco of a few intimate
ceding session of the Com- when he arrived here in cuatody of ing th* firat nine »ontha of this nf ,
ty officer shortly Lofore 9 o’clock satisfactorily.
*
The American National Red Cross state officials.
very viln| ROvrt wjth some ^
Th* names were not ap a deputy sheriff frojn Grand Rap year, the treasury announced to
ids,
Mich.,
where
he
was
found
af_
“Everything wa* all right,” re openedit* seventh annual conven
* * tense contended, and te* his dlsafwaranc* a few weeks day, aggregated $1,058,340,000 a logger, and also that he is a foe to this m im ing to be tuken to Ovie
plied
the
American,
adding:do.
Officer
R.
I*.
Kennedy
of
tho
tion
her*
today,
with
delegates
pre
«ur
Constitution.
Th*
smell
of
whl*of its claims pro
new all-titpe record.
^
Tram Columbus.
"I am happy that I have been sent from every state in the Union. McNab Is Terai
clearly th at law is in Hapfoni Police Dcjiartmeot arrest
iTi
photographic copies of th i ago
New issues amounting to $971, key Indicates
"If I married anv of the three
able to receive this audience with The convention win last four days
ed M<»e)y.
(C ontinue'!* On R a s e His)
Sergeant At
rhkh it also declared were woman claiming to be my wives, I 473,000 or $177,000,000 more than
your holineaa."
the biggest feature being President
Hated, **
did so'during an attack of amnesia. for the corresponding period of
The Pope, who appeared to be Coolidge’s annual address tonight.
D. K. McNab ha*
Fsbisinski enter God knowa I have not knowingly 1926. Refunding arrangements
both interested and moved res
temporarily s*
to draw a .potlt Jury committed ahv crime or wrong,” ne made up the balances of the 1927
ponded: "I am glad to receive so
Sanford Police
lmer filed an declared apathetically.
r, Mr. Palmer
THE LAST OF RRD8
figure.
famous a man. I am going to bless
charge of records. Mr,
on the grounds th a t the
Mrs. Emma Landrldge-Jordan, to
For the July-September quarter
all future flight* of yours."
and void. The sUte whom the clergyman waa* married this year, American foreign Eu
Tho papal blessing wa* extend
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, —(INS) ■umed hie duties yesterday
-Levine
- - but
re —Th*
. He had been with the .
. it*, motion was for here on August 19, was expected ropean borrowers got $93,015,000
ed
not
only
to
Supreme Court i
.
George Miller, negro, wns fined hearing on the same charge a* that Istive*. A fter kneeling and kieaing
1having the Jury box to arrive h e n today in time for the 17 Canadian, $64,649,000 and 10
Hill
Lumber Company a
WUJiam*. There were 23 the papal ring, Levine, at his own ally cleared Its dockets of the Sac keeper. Acting Chief J. V.
list drawrt. hearing this afternoon.
tatin-'American $72,702,000 in thq $200 in hlunlcipal Court this morn .. against
co- Vanzetti css*. A petition for
bottles-of homo brew in an ice dux
Mrt. Veseey \Snvder-Jonlan, of three-month period.
said that he
ing on a charge of driving an auto in the reom where the men were request, was taken through a xecret a writ of reviw for the two men of the force said this mo
of the Jury Winding Gulf. W. Va., whom Rev.
The re-entry of Germany Into mobile while under the influenr,- of
an officer testified in court. door to avoid th* pewpaoer repor was dismissed because of Ihejr ex .would not stale whether
i and that success- Jordan saye la his "true wife" was the, foreign credit market was liquor. T he n*gro was arrested by found,
pointmeat would be
He *aid there Were a 'number of ters waiting for him in the anti ecution in Massachusetts.
be drown until expected to be hera this afternoon characterised by
room.
•
•
•
the treasury MotirrJyd* Officer Williams yester
'{
I
beer bottles and al/o s small
present box Is to extend what aid'she can a t the statem ent as perhaps the out* day afternoon in the business sec
Levine's first attempt to fa* the
PAYING OFF
ty of whisky on the floor.
trial. She be* announced her will- standing development of the quar tion. . _
last
week
failed
because
he
HOMES
w
a
s
h
e
d
a
w
a
y
V
lingneaa to testify that Ret. Jor te r in the international money - An even dozen negro men ap Ice water was a t hand in abundance
the Vatican too * '
WASHINGTON.
the officer laid. Non* of the negroes
dan was subjtct to mental disturb market.
engagement today was for
_____ —Unde Sam Is still
HARRISON,
ARK.,
Ort.,
pearing
before
Judge
White
wore
lid
admit
buying
brer
or
anyances and lapses of unconsciousfly tr was careful to
(INS)— Several
borne* Akin*' rnnrtffifft on lh#
irilerly | th)
else to drink. Meet of th.ro
fined $5>on a chargethe rate of about a
FIRJ2
CONTROLLED
cf
1^Crooked.
Creek,
a
mountain
conduct
with
the
excep
dan this looming ex
Columbia,
piloted
C
O
l
a
that skirts Hsrrisp
R»y* William*. His*
belief that'the Ku Klux
' fe, and “
|C "’23
. _ i the court
BARKERS ISLAND, N. C., Oct. tlnued until W
today by th*
of the X 2 5 S ? *
■“ **"* • to have 3—(IN
NT
S)—Organized
and
volun
I
Battle
Retncharged
with
being
of
heads
|P*r!°''
river. H
tbnt tho
hire
*
’ ]
"VI;
romen
were
teer
fir*
fighters
early
today
had
and
conaldColumcould j
Cl
• for Klan
irg« of under control a gigantic forest
ttijn
fire that. ’ threatened throughout
h?e
-v-vr*1- •
th night to lltntUy wipe this little
■
i, char
TheBite?
lication Filed
\y State Lawyer
COUNTY PAYS TO
CITY; $23,248 ON rf
STREET PROJECT
?h;vu % 5£ r s *
BETTING AGAINST
PIRATES BUT IT’S
0KEY WITH THEM ^
Takin* Na'
{National Guard
Watches Remains r
&
dr . king
SU G G ^fM O N
NEW POLICE HEAD1VHEN IN EUROPE
B
?
S?
d"“l-
E
'Marrying Parson Is
Likely T e B e Put
On Trial Thursday
Pope Promises To
B less Future Hops
O f Atlantic Fliers
America Continues
A s Great Creditor
N ation O f World
s ta g * - -
*■—
•
Drunk N egro Driver Given Heavy Fine
By Judge White In Municipal Court
| '%
v
8P/
, i-
MADRID,
r.wi
Spanish
1
/ Ur
- - - __________
- -
�inn HERALD; SATURDAY OCTOBER 1
tv
1*- ■
G IA N T S
On the Playograph Board which has
3
members of the American Legicr.
been erected in front of The Herald on
•
.
VF
I
• t
•
.
FRISCH M l
Magnolia Avenue, the game will be
1?
»
•
>'
luring A—1 Service. The Legion also.
have seats for those who wish to
played in detail just as it actually is
.j.[ *‘*7*, ..! I
Playograph Board will be manned
,V
in the big series in comfort. A very
played on the diamond. Every play will
y
•
be accurately recorded and reproduced
inal fee for the use of seats will be
—just like the “real thing.”
•ged by the Legion.
W hen the
announced the Batteries and they’re
as a guest of The Herald--every pla
ady to Play Ball co
in detail and reproduced o:
�THE BAN FORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 192f.
We Have Weeks And Plenty Of Them
Thanks to the aflterpriBing advertiaing men and the
ever alert publicity workers of this country, the American
calendar has been expanded until it now has one hundred and
thirty-five special “weeks" despite the fact that most of us;
find some difficulty in squeezing in the customary fifty-two.j
Guy E. Marion, manager of the research department of the
The Other Way
As Brisbane Sees It
t
How To Advertise.
1004 Years of Oil.
S te m , Sheep, No Horse#.
Floating on Air.
Roman's Ur«ln—Han’s.
O s r r t c h t 1MT k r S t a r r*.
I hone 716 Brumley-Puleston
GtT A vW E R E
O NLV
AFTER
e>|Q GAME
ft" ™
K K h e T is p>"nty
iti |)Ul yuu mUBt KO ,lUt and
get it, nu wait for it t.» walk up
«nd rmg y.»ur door iwll.
wej ,rby Management
us Week and then American
Week followed
Education Week. We will be compelled to observe National Apple Week and then with the idea of recuperating
from itA possible effects we will rush into .a celebration of
Pharmacy Week. In case some of us have a little spare time
ker # Los Angeles department store.
Eastern publishers tell your ndverrising customers ab«ut that. To ntyou n,u"t comman'1
0
George Young, the publisher
r i t n iiF.na
War. According to the American Road Builders Association lun y°ur Cl)
motor casualties are Increasing at the rate of two thousand *Tm
Hf
,* ^ ar,\ W hat wiU bu the
anti accident toll during the ttatifSu!
think" >says &
meg . wonder
alt ' about the
i which, pays f29,qop in dlvW
s a t a'tim e y/han pipit torpor,
la a n glpd to pay expenses,
■» 40 1■, '. j i
rat -. Kgnsff town • that t was
id last week by g band of banmust h a w felt th a t It* was
staining' distinguished guests
tout of the past.—Orlando
(forbetY, of 'Cleveland, la a
nrwelfht .with a punch. He
tcsally, scared twelve winning
|q a row. Thors was another
tt. you know, who -could usd
ts,' a' ‘certain "Gentleman
coiqile are , getting
item* .that she told
ehoops between-her
nd tbq . flirty .brute
J itte r.p e t * prop* to-ireur husband;
you are . trying to
,nls.M tannnl Hb«r-
Prices In Loch . Arbor
meet the existing con
ditions of today—one
pays for merit in this
deelopment but todays
prices will
be
found
astounfshingly
lowl
Have
you
Inquired?
8anford
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mack,wTheTailor
.1 ,
Now open for
business xWfei ■j-yr
4 - ■f.i
204 N. Park Ave.
*fc
J&iAlWwK-fn
Alterations— Repairing.
Carelessness!
T h e: Third International has
tltfced Trwiskl out. I t’s hard to
There were over three and a half million casualties como‘,vea
iay which .has benefited the most
from automobile accidents during the past five years, far JJJJlfno '
>y Itm C h a n g e . , :
more than the American killed and wounded during the World
One thir
Ev a , Tribune.
Meet Today’s Demand
deliver u sermon. And in his var- children, and the snme is true it \ o tifk iik c a m , tn :K T i\n op
ious reincarnations from time to * seems of the "Follies girl." Of 800 ‘rill-; sunk mu.nt:ns of
time the proud mother knew that Follies girls only 500 married, and
I'Ollll IIOTl-Jf. IIFA(.TV Hill.
I*.At V.
her son was to be returned be- only 25 were known to have chil- • A
sp ecial m e e t i n g o f t h e s t o c k *
cause her buby Buddn sat in the ' dren, 2201 Vassar graduates aver- Im lilers
..f
S A N P O Itn
MOTKI.air and preached.
| ngfll only one and one tenth child ItK A I.T Y I 'O I I I ’ANV Is h e r e b y calluil
j
I
n
he
helej
n
t
th
e
,
r
f
l
e
e
s nf III*:
-------I per graduate. Beautiful girls, intel•TTKH
MPKNCKIt. A t t o r n e y # a t
EVERYWI1ERE AT ALL times ilgent human beings will become | Cl
l.avc, Suitfi.ril. F l o r i d a , i>n th e lo t h
the Inw of gravitation works quite more and more scarce. In fact we tln> o f O eliilier A It. 19J7 a t te n
“directly as the mass and invers-'are on the down grade, so soy the o ’c lo ck A 11. f o r t h e p u r p o s e of d e
v i s i n g w n \ h a n d m e a n s to r e f i n a n c e
ly as tne square of the distance" j professors.
lln- u f f n I r s „ f S A N F O R T t IH tT K l.but in every generation men have!
..
-------ItKA I.TV ft* M P A N Y an d to t r a n s a c t
s u c h o th e r b u s i n e s s a s m a y p r o p e r ty
planned, imagined and believed In
IF THAT IS all true how did we | Conte
lo-foli- tin- m e. tlllg
some scheme to conquer gravlta- progress originally from
Adam
'.'tied th is -Gth d a y o f H e p le m b e r
tlon. They lied nhiut it at first, and Eve in the garden who couldn’t j A. n is::
OKO. A. DKCOTTEM
Now they actually do It with the read, or from the inhabitants of i
C re s b le lit.
flying machine. What mhn can im- caves and platforms
over
t h e r m s ’: ,
aglne ha can do,
lakes, to the Boston professor and Jit K. tv It IT V
-------the Follies girl? Jf we did It onco. I H«*er*nir>
bed rifsd. - ■
Ttiuda - Nison Carver
According.'.14 ;figures,' . |28,00O
K «P*rt
t^ g o lf...c o u rse last
I t. ' W4 worker ju s t h<?w much
that sunt was actually spent on
r golf-course.-., *,
' / ..
Arbor
Prices
THEY TELL YOU that under
our soil the laker of oil, and other
lakes below those lakes leave noth
ing to d1' hut drill and get them.
Then there is oil shale that will
produce oil at *1.26 u barrel. Col
orado shale will supply HO billion
barrels of oil, Kentucky shale 50
billion barrels.
'
- ™ ng
A hammering pulse' *)>f Time's
‘ cendulufn. *; •*-*'.*
in tike gtaht dock-of the universe
Only eternity « u dumb,
forever nikde ncr sound
i tit* initiates creaked and the
wlft hours sighed;
r ,
» the NoW spoke loud in ToMarrow's voice, >
• •
lost- time.
L och
LOS ANGELES Sunday
Examiner, in which this is printed,
the
IN THIS WESTERN world
where black oil derricks stand out
ngainst the :kv uri round hill tops
and pump handles of tired wells
move slowly up and down “oil" and
its future are discussed everywhere.
Some, including «il stock owners,
say the oil supply criminally was
ted will soon give out, furnaces,
etc., print little pamphlets headed
"Oil for 1000 years."
BIBLE VERBS FOR TODAY
. I # E LORD:—Sing unto the
W O with rfie harp) with the harp,
md Du vote* of a psalm.
With
trumpet* and sound - of eermit
oak# a 'Joyful noise before tbo
Lord, the King. Psalm 98:5, <5.
PRAYER:—!\r<S8t Glorious God,
gw would use every good thing to
■ouitd forth Thy'pralines.
Cvet in the. golf tourney; it will
•e 'good 'for you—make you forget
rout worries.
t
Architect
F .rst Nnt’l. Hank BMg,
Hanford,
lets you know by wire out beyond
Gallup, New Mexhd, that his print
for thite Kurt/lny is 415,000, break
ing all western records. That is a
big circulation tveii in L<-'s Angeles
with Its I,!lM),000 population.
m o n h ay ; oct ; .1,-1927
on First Mortgage
W. J. Thigpen
sH
in the already busy month of April while May has five,
November nine and this month seven. There are thirtytwo special wedks that have a fixed place on the calendar
while the other one hundred and three have to be sandwiched in in the best way their promoters can find.
As we begin the month of October it is interesting to
$5000
to■' Loan
,
ONE DAY’S nEI'ORT of live
stock receipts in the Denver Post
tells that Colorado sent to market
so many steers, sheep, hogs, "horses
none." -What would old time set
tlers have thought If told that a
livestock rr^rket report would one
day show thousands of cattle, sheep
and hogs sold, and not one hone?
On thd same dny, Colorado's auto
mobile report w< aid have shown
thousands of cars shipped in and
shipped out. Times change and for
the better. Cowboys even use light
car to round up cattle.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONgress for pshyslc research In Paris
is told by Dr. Von Hchrenk Notsing
himself in the air :I5 times in June.
<f Munich that a spiritualist "raised
July and August, lying in a hori
zontal position four feet from the
floor, floating on air with nothing
to uphold him."
THE EXPLANATION OF the
"miracle" Is that somebody lied.
But floating unsupported in the air
Is not new, spiritualists didn't in
RIGHT TO BE HEARD
vent it. Nearly a thousand years
DAYTONA JOURNAL
before Christ the first thing Budda
idid pfter birth in his first reincar*
In days of old, occasional town street. -Today that is impossibl.', nstion was to sit in the air and
mcetinga and the daily gathering but the newspapers gladly lend its
about the porch of the general columns to fill the need. Not only
resorts last year will again
stuke sufficed to furnish all thr does the majorfty get its say, bui
come to Florida, They under
general discussion that was health tho whole public or any part of ii
stand that we have our feet
ful for a community. When a new
on the ground and our heads
Idtr. was advanced, It either gain
are not so much in the clouds
ed the public approval or It failed
th at we cannot put the prices
to do so without the necessity of
for accommodations down to
going farthor.
a real level of living. And also
Today we Ihie in cities. Our very
that we will have accommo
numbers have forced the daily
dations for the multitude.
newspaper* to Uie front as an inSo we can take haart, we
dispensable aieins of exchanging
can look up, we can visualise
ideas. Fifty years ago a bit of news
the best of everything th a t la
traveled from lip to lip on the
to come, Never mfnd what
main atraet. A suggestion for a
you waten the newspapers
new town pump or kindred change eloatly enough, you’ll continue »o has happened for that la v a t t r
that has passed over the mil).
m tho condition of things was dis sec a cross section of what all th*
What we all need to do jUst
cussed In town meetings after hav- people think and do, and not the
now
is to get together and
log -been thoroughly talked over
stay together and do those
thing* that will make our par
ticular section and Florida as
a whd# what they should be.
I t should never he the policy of
THEY’RE COMING
Florida to capitalise on the mis
fortune* of others, but one cannot
help but speculate on the effect of
pointing
the recent California earthquakes
K J. Holl;
and the further fact that^ California
had one of her very w ont winters
it« a a
last year. Winter visitors know
the subject ai
they cart always find good weather
ipend a grvst
hare. They know, that the climate
Bottles!
BOTTLES!
BOTTLES!
best masculine brain in tho Cornell
collection." That it hard to prove.
Cuvier, the naturalist, had a huge
brain, but a man who died in u
British poorhouso had a brain big
ger than Cuvier's. The quality and
power of a brain might depend on
a article of hraln m atter weighing
less than n tenth Of an ounce.
THERE IS NO such thing as
"equality In human brains." How
would you compure the brain of |
Napoleon with that of Burns the
poet, or the brain of Marconi with
that o( Villon? Women creates
the entire human race including nil
the men with all their brains, good
or bad. That ought to be enough.
Eventually when the earth Is fully
populated, onltf two children to
each family, childbirth made pain
less, no doubt woman, more power-.
ful in emotion and will than men,
will gradually take the upper hand.
You know what happens to the parasite crab? The female, very big,
carries him around under her flip.
ar only about as big as a 10-cent,
piece. He is taken out on state!
occasions. Man may come to that.
_____
I
PROFESSOR
HUNTINGTON;
of Yale and Mr. Whitney, secret-;
ary of the eugenics society publish,
a book. T h e Builders of Ameri- .
ra" and are all worried about the
future of our race. The hirth rate,
la diminishing dreadfully among l
"the brainworkers
or builder
<*1aM," In five generations
200
father brain workers will leave,
only 28 descendants. • Unskilled,'
common, everyday worker* will
leave 472 descendants. AH very one
sided.
•
.
TBE COLLEGE GIRL has few
From a baby bottle up to a
ten gallon jug
Rear of
S. SOMAN.
212 Sanford Ave,
M
HOTEL
FLAG LER
JA C K SO N V ILLE
F L O R ID A
Plumbing — Heating
"Service You’ll Appreciate"
JAMES A. SANDS
321 Sanford Ave,
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E., Second St.
C H R I!5 N t
s
Elf la NOV n 1.‘TV*
BOYS WANTED
AT ONCE
Apply Circulation Department
�THE SANTORii n E lU l.!), MONDAY,1
i pv
r»i»nbnn« 148
m bs.
FRED 3. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Mrs. Turner Hostess
Honor Of Mrs. Mank
R
oVlol’k a t the I^Blon
■*t At 4 O 1
Jbscriptinn bridge party given
the Beautification ■Committeo
he Welfare Department of tho
ban’* Clqb O ta o’clock.;,y
Mrden Club will hold meeting
[0 o^lock at the Yacht Club, ^i-.flA lU RD A Y ______ ;
Milana Theatre.
Mti
Intyre, mother of Mrs. J. N.
ir, trill ha pleased to learn that
• Is improving after an illness of
Iverat weeks at an Orlando sanirium.
SORORITIES AT FLORIDA WOMAN'S
COLLEGE ANNOUNCE PLEDGES
Film'Ilough Riders’
(At Milane Is One Of
lEducational Import
TODAY
“THE HOLT.It RIDERS”
4 j j _9
A man's picture that women will
luve—Paramount’* spectacle of
the most romantic organization
that the world has known-**
Noah Horry and nil star, fast*
DEMPSEY—TUNNEY
Shots here i tand
there froniH
te
: at in
•
big fight.
Paramount—Milano News
Comedy
"BEST WISHES" \
No visitors were allowed .that
dny, Asequence of trefneqefous Im-1
f.nrtance was being made for "The |
V - »"■' Mr,. C. A. Maine,
-Ja»llhter Dorothy .returned .liomo Jlopgh Riders" tit the Fiiir GroundSrtnHav avoniniF fpnm
on the outskirts of Man Antoni i.1
Texas. Victor Fleming, Put amount'
di'fi;toi-, gave ui^Ipri Umt iJjeuj
werp to be' no itjtei rdptnjns.'
ome ' frith West Palm Bench . ii'w as tile scene where Tlienvhere she spent the week-ml with don; lloospvgftj and LFoqard Wood
receive a telegram from the War
ter* mother,' Mrs. Fred Shaw. f
popartmppt to entrain .their troops
.' .
— ------,
/• t
. ,>■
Mrs. C. W. Anders'-n and baby on lho first (eg of the, journey to
TODAY ‘ 1 •
■fetun.eil home Sunday evening the battle fields of Cuba,*
“WESTERN COURAGE”, V*
from Fort Valley, Ga., wliore they 'Runieone handed Fleming a note.
It was from a young mother in be Dick Hatton In a typical picUirq
have been spending lho summer.
half of her children, begging perWest,! , 'f-Ttri,-.
Comedies
- H f f tf T f f ld y PfTdr am! ^ehllthW mi^'nm ft> fc.v ' tile filming, “Vbav> rfturnad .fru n \ Tanyiaj-*nd fciUsc," it ic/ul, "I want my boys
•'TANKS OF TUB WABASH’
Wi J ' spend tlia Avintcr h ere', a i Jhe Bad girls to havn ail • education in
and
Littflier A p artm en t on tpngnojfia i ltd fine true side o£'American his“SODA
CLERKS"
b)K* and its great men.*’
AVenliie.
"Open the gate,” said Fleming;
Mrs. Anna M. DeForest wijl ar- “aqd let every child in. We’ll
rivo Htfe* the latter part pf the
week from New Ymrk and Pennsyl
vania where she has been spending
the summer.
iMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Britt
id small daughter Mary France^
Mr*. .George A. DeCottes re
[t Sunday morning in their car tarded Sunday from Atlantic Bunch
r Jacksonville and other points where she hns been spending n
pere they will spend about three few weeks as tho guest of Mrs. G.
A. Do Cot tea Sr.,
IMr. and Me*. Ben Cantwell left
bw York,on Monday enroute to
of on). stopping^oTer^for a shor!
rie a t Na»hVtlIe nnd ar^ expectec
arrive *bere’the latter' part ol
i «wk*i,vrr
MUs Claire Zachry, Miss IxnaHc Hagan anil Miss Margaret
ters, Sanford students at Florida
ate College for Womeen at Tallasaee spent the week-end with
fiends at Gainesville.
’■ '
—r; '‘tab** '• ’| ■ **
I M n. M. Me Dougal and Mr. and
[rs.tB urt Long returned home
umUy evening from Jacksonville
Diet* they attended the funeral lif
Iri. Me DougaTs sister, M ri John
I Edwards.
- -'
*
Miss Lillie McIntyre of Rocky
Mount. N. C. arrived here Mon
day noon and la the guest of Mrs.
Mari’ Higgins n t het home on
Mngnolia Avenue.
MrL Tfnniel Webster of Provi
dence, R. I„ mother of Mrs. Steph
en Pierpont, is spending some tim >
in Sanford nnd is pleasantly locat
ed at the Monlezgrda.
Mr. nml Mrs. Jtwee Ernest nnd
Mr. anil Mrs. Chnrles'Reis of Wan
t-hula spent SumJny afternoon in
Sanford a s the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. David L. Thrasher.
’ Miss Camilla Puleston and ML.<
Rebecca Stevens who are attend
Florida State Collqge for Wom
I Mix. Harry B. L:Vis is expected ing
en
a
t Tallahassee, spent the week
P return home this week Jrom
nfon- Mills, Ind., Defiance Ohio, end with friends nt Moriticcllo.
ittaburg, Pp.. and-other .prints
Mrs. P. B. Haynes and daughter,
[here she has been spending the
Mrs. II. S. Foreman nnd son,Ralph
pmmer with r*1«tfvam '
^
of Lakeland urrivotl hero Monday
iir*. W. Wallace W right left nnd are tho guests of Mrs. B. It.
riday evening for Orlando where G ray a t her home on West Fp-st
ha will spend a fortnight with her Street.
lotlUrr, Mrs. Robert . Howard af
luiney, who is visiting at the bomb .IH G p SPRINGS—Gulf Refining
Company »ta^ts.mi new warehouse
a her son, Julian Howard.
I • f ■ - , ^ -•
K(*w*Tl^a and'w n,-John'
liami.snant Suna* ina.'guests pf
ral bo route to
R elieved by anti
septic properties
Hugh Torrence,
Jr.. and' Ji
OW Who all
footbal
a t Gainesvilw!
SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE
Elaborate plana arc being made
for the subscription bridge parly
to b^ given Friday afternoon at
the guspicea df the wclfarv Depurt3 oclock at. tho Womuna Club, un
der the auspicies of the Wclfuro:
Department, Tho proceeds will Irtf
used for the beautification of thft
club grounds.
\
There will b** five prizes, two of
which will b« u[wn to tea guests as
well u9 bridge playors. Guest ad
mission is by ticket only, and
there will be a prize for the one
holding the lucky ticket. Those who
w:ri» to make reservations or buy
tickets,are asked to see Mrs. IIAp ry Heeren. > '
Persistent coughs and'M il* lead
to serious trouble. -You can stop
them now with Criotriulsionr on
emulsified creosote that is pleas
ant to take. Crn'omulaion Is a new
medical discovery With two-fold
action; it soothes umf heals the In
flamed membrahes" uild inhibitjt
germ growth. ' ’ ’ '
? Of all known*'tll*U(J< iTcriioto tit
♦-cognized by high (tiea^n\‘auth(nh
■ties'as one o f the ’jrref^tvat heklpig agcnricH fpt* 'fjcrststeiU rougHs
nnd colds and other forms df
ihrOnl trouhios. Creomutslnn con
tains, In addition to creosote, ^ther
healing elements which 'loothe and1
heal' the Infected membranes nnd
•lop the irritation and inflamution, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed in the
I'loofl, attacks the seat
of the
it rouble and checks the growth oT
the germs.
Creomulslon fa guaranteed sat
isfactory In the treatment of per
sistent roughs and colds, bronchial
tsthm a. broncljitl* nnd other form*
of respiratory diseases^and is extclleht for building uarDHusystcin
afte r colds or flu. Monfey IsS^fundiil If any cough or cold Ig not releived nftur taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist.
a Office and
AWiV
In buying advertising a merchant 'MtiSl S'*.\*U.**S
consider what portion of the territory
served the medium selected
will‘Cover;1
.1
•>»*»•*,
T he cost of advertising should always
be judged by results, for results alone are
what count.
/ )‘
.U r
f
'
*;* ii>*£ - tr.*' : I
I w n i-r *t-*** ^ j
u--c
W ednesday D o lla r Sale
Fish Bowl Stands
Local Reprenaenta!Usiware, Odd G ifu,
.. F— • t.
iilt b#r*r-*' ifcVJ.t-r: nrfM
^*ti h-w » • AHW
ho i y^*;:-.
>*# »<«A,.r iw. t / f j
'•'*
■»- ■i •
—“ j
J
v .v .v
.»<( ifM iik titM l ;.-ri:ff
M>*
V<»f .w» ••.•rjy*m o il. ,
. . .
:IA *.11 (UJllr •♦loin I
--- — --r# Af.
u s V / f i i ■•.*■\ <i-»wT ^ U k
.
C, „paper in Seminole County, an adver
tiser can at one cost put his messages
before 90 per cent of the people that live;
in Sanford's trading territory* No risks, )
no if’s and's and hut’s about it-T h e
Herald covers th? field;thorpug]t)Iy, , H "
i* • m 1
' J -
1
i
I d Vi
•t
< *.*,4.1
Undenvear
Hose .........
Linens ;d^Flowers
i Hand,‘"Tills* Ruth
il Oberholtzer motor-
•1.■*Jven*’ *. / • *1
Hestdence Telephone' 859 —J
Mrs. R. W. Turner win ho»te<'<
1 '*• following article from Wed •lane Smith, Madison,;,4,
Hominy, a t n luncheon «t her home
Delta ZMa ^
* !
on Palmetto Avenue, honoring Mrs. nesday's issue <if the Florida State
"Klise Allen, Frances Cart me 1,
Angie Jamison Mank of Miami, News, Tallahassee, will bo' of in
Grand Matron of the Grm |1 Chan terest to friends of the young wo Jacksonville; France* Hailgy/Dor*
MONDAY
ter of O. E. S.- c f Florida, who is men who were pledged this week 'I’.hy Bullock, Kissimmee? Anita
to various sororities at the Florida Chazal, tlts la ;. .Imogen* Gooch;
led Meeting of the Seminole In Sanford on her official visit to State
College for Women:
Manatee; Mary Groover,* J*#ke
W-D. E. B?at 7:30 o'clock f tb<* local Eastern S tar Chapter. • \
“Two hundred and nine college City; Katherine Johnson, Alma
The eo*y Turner home
was
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Angie
bright with nn ahundance of cut girls wore ledged this week to the Mills, Monticello; Virginia Lowe,
i6n Mank. C u r t ' M*tr? n
Irand Chapter will be m at flowers and ferns arranged in bas various sororities having chapters Mary Lamb, Bradenton; Luc its
kets and bowls. The luncheon tnble at the Florida State College for Itofcortson, Doris HStten, Pensa
...
was
spread with a dainty luncheon Women.
cola; Maude Schwalmeyer,^Mem
S r monthly meeting of the
“Pledge day* followed n week of phis, Tenn.
centered
with
n
buscloth
and
.
fj/**
Sables Class of the Methostrenuous rushing, and culminated!
Alpha Gamma Delta
3hurch will be held at 7 o clock ket filled with pastel tinted cut in numerous hunquqet-* and other
"Christine Robinson, Christina
e church annex.
, • ..
« flirwers and sprig* of. ferns.. '
onp o’clock a tempting lunch !Social prospective new members.
Wolf, Helen Cook, S t/ Augustine;
TUESDAY
[ eonAtwaB
“Among those ledged were the LRfha Summitt, Jean-Taylor, Nanv
seomd, covers were laid
n-a Club of the First. Christ for Mrs. Angie. Jamison Mank, following:
cy.Lutx, .lackr-oHvMle; Gladys Mill-*
/.eta Tau Alpha
church will meet at 8 o clock Mis< Hazel Ponders of Miami, Mrs.
er„ West Palm Beach; Mary Fran
a home of Rev. Frank Marlpr Beatrice Higgini, Mrs. Wurt W.
“Mary Hume,. St. Petersburg;! ce* IJottari, Dorothy Mirkler, Tam
Mary Jeffers, Susan Jeffers, Flo-)
Warner, and Mrs. R. W. Turner.
pan-, Plant City;
fence Hall, Tinnpn; Sally Embry,] Margneet Jtjl id ^ P o rt Myers;*
"MiuHnon; Maude
S. A. W. Brown of l’aola is Quincy; Margaret Dunkle, :Oealn; Mildred
Currie, Muriel Stephens, Gary, France*- Mtori, Ocala.
spending a few days in ‘ Sanford Imogen,West Pnlm 'Bench; Ellen Wake
Delta
!th lM ia
-with friends. *
•
field, Jacksonville; Mar a g e t Wells,
; Orianuri;
“Annie Aut
__ , Ixiuisd
Chipley; F a y Armstutx/.BtfooksScott,
Live
Oak)}}|(A'rgnrpt,
Rush
Mr. and Mrs. 8,-8. Baumel nnd ville.
Orlandfj Rowena Tedder, Llvi
family spent the . day Sunday at
Alpha Delta PJ
Oak; Dorothy Brown, Jacksonville
Daytona Beach,,
‘
"Virginia Hammond/ Majyrie
- - *- 1
Anderson, Mimi L<-pUijli ,l:n k
W. F. Durrance of Clearwater Smith. Mary Lou McGr.*gnf.'i4«tt'r
spent the week'end in Sanford' a t thu Wall. Hetty Carnes, Tamjlat
tending to business.
t
Virginia Hough, Eleanor Mlz\:tT,
Frances Brown, Carol Bridgtj, Ed-!
-------. .
G. D. Bishop left Sunday**/o r
•clock a t the high school.
Tampa where lie will spend several
WEDNESDAY
flays on business.
.
P jjH f
S . Miss Betty P ricby^ha has been
„
. ro i
ntmn tmnnrini spending the post few rhonths in
Foman s Wob rcce^io
Sanford left Saturday for her homo
teachers in the Sanford Schools , r , ,
,,,
4 o’clock at the club house on Bt Liucago, iil_____
|[ Avenue.
Mr. and Mn| g E Cooley of
‘ > .THURSDAY
Paintka, spent Sunday in Snnford
louth Side Primary School Phr- en route to points in tho s«uth; Teachers Association will meet cm part of the state.
3: 30 o’clock.
*
. ,
FRIDAY
| Mis* Perrie Lee Bell who has
Circle No B’of the Methodist been spending the aum trV «t Chnr*
lurch will’ nice* with Mrs. Min- jlotto, and Aberdeen. N. C., will r«bw a t her apartments in th ei turn Iiome on Tuesday.
,
• m +•
w.
�a ■ s a l I ■■ ;
watchT looTjewS
S
R E P A IR IN G , v.
Hound Crystals He—Odd
» si<tpr< —
rnirnrl St SO
L IT T L E JE W E L E R Y SHOI
.
m
" T h a i Hell* Kor Less."
P rin c e s s .'T h e a tr e Bldq.
PAINTING
nml are saying it with greenbacks.
The great stand of the Pirates in
• 1925, when they came from behind
to beat Washington, is still fresh
Done Right at
S m all
The rival managers were unde
cided today as to their choice of
right hander was knocked out of
the box by the Reds on Saturday |
R.N. NIPPER
Carmen Hill and Lee Meadows, i
Because,they received the same number of votes in sn election, Rufus Pittsburgh’s bespectacled twins,) (
King, a beck, end Clem Higgins, a lineman, will serve ns co-captains are leading candidates for the hon-,.110 Yearn Experience
e
? of the Texas Longhorns this year. Higgins is shown above with King or of twirling the opener. Meadows
worked against the Reds for three) .t.\,;
4 Yenrq In Hanford
1 In the inset.
innings yesterday.
| ~ VJl
n
W 1 Hither Hoyt, Moore or Pennock
,
l(
I I
j
,
,
. I
|
s
t
*
J•
' • •
Here is what Enright Avehue, St. Louis I joked iike nfler the passage *■qf the cyclone. Note how buildings were ripped apart and the street
may pitch the first game for the
Yankees. The Pirates are suppos- clogged with wreckage. At the time this picture was taken, immediate |y after the cyclone had passed on, thedp were 29 known dead and 100
r— Now Located— :’lht
to be sure death to southpaws, injured, with more enNualitica being reortnl momentarily.
hut Pcnnock, New York’s veteran
112 W. FIRST ST.
left-hander, was never lost a world
Series game nnd Manager Huggins;
IN
is confident he will have no diffi- ’ GERMAN T R A C K 1A verage S alary O f P ro sp ectiv e Groom
culty in stopping the Bucs.
S A N F O R D P A IN T A N D
On their season’s records, th e , M E N TRAIN F 0 R Should
W
eek
ly
,
S
a
y
s
O
ffficia
l
New York pitchers outclass th e ir;
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3.—(INS) train until they locked themselves rivals by a slight! margin, but pit-)
W A LL PA PE R STORE
3, (INS) (that n working wife will not oniyi
•—If you enjoy being
__pushed and in their private boudoirs in the ching in
shoved
“ Whut price marriage in a city?" [help out the family budget but
stled
nnd kicked Roosevelt Hotel they were sur something else again.'- Except fo
P H O N E 303 •
The old adage that "two can livo that the business associations will
Tripling
throngs that rounded by fans.
infrequent lapses, tho Pittsburgh
Highcst temperature yester
where they’re . going,
So far as tha town is concerned pitchers burned up the National
as cheaply a* one,’" does not go be a distinct advantage to aid her
• ♦ « i.'. 1
doing or why they’re there seems to be much more in League during tho list month >f Athletes Germany Train Hard with th? average healthy American in the trying, lonesome days foll day and lowest last night:
II 1IL_
_____*
Boston, Mass., 72 and 62.
like *kl_
this town.'
terest in getting tickets than in the tho season.
For Olympic Gnmea To Be boy
of the present. Per- owing the first glamor of the hon Washington
" •> ■ .* ‘ t
•> ;
*1
a
w
e
*
*
,
\
D. C., 88 nnd 68.
eymoon.
'*
•*-. •rJ *
you must come over Wed series prospects. The thing is a ■ Both are hard-hitting clubs, and
Held
At
A
m
sl.rt.m
In
1928;
Jacksonville,
Fla.,
78
and
72.
The
majority
of
those
who
face
sell-out right now. And it takes a both enn murder fast ball pitching,
sy for the World Series 1
A nd A re C o n fid en t V icw fjrj iLle.althoush it is iniprobnblejbut the Ordinary and ask for a marri-; Miami, Fla., 88 and 78.
of iron nervi
If you crave sleeping In 'a bail lot
lloyk or
of M
the
Yanks and Kreir.er
Kretr.or
tho w.fT,ilar ICyVi ^rtd«lhrca
** Y«/ika
I age license, plan a partnership! Key West, Fla., 86 and 80.
0 iotl927, it’s obsolete.
the
regular
price
to
pry
a,tic|tet
HUI
of
tho
‘Pirates
depend
f or nth
athw art the business side
of a corporation. There Atlantd, Ga., 82‘and 68.' •
loose
anywhere.
BERLIN,
OCT.
-rG N S IThe offices in overy city where
a blillaJbdUble; if you enjoy
mainly on specrj, fo these gentleTampa, Fla., 88 and 76. ■
will be no President and Treasurer,
Then
there’sfthc
Cbytor
contro
repeatedly
beating
firt.t
one
of
the
main
business
is
marrymen may not rare
thaic *, Iter
“*•**»•
uno oi me
ousnnss
Injg ifpW Vneals on the run and
fuic as
os well an
as thalc
Pensacola, Fla.,*80 arul-T-i. '
but
a
joint
working
agreement
versy
to
‘fuftbor
fire
*
Pittsburgh
records W l d Indicate. Aldridge.,"''"/' American athletes whq toured png. persons, nre the host possible
and if you can
Louisville, Ky. 86 and 66.* * *
■ ■ ruin Pittsburgh digestligestand Milius. curve ball Germuny recently, including Jack}'sources of information on the sub with mutual obligations.
any—weU, you must blood and
Cincinnati, Ohio, 86 and
and"WJ
64. , j.
in Atlanta, the average yoythh 1 tunctnnati,
Ian. The good BurtthcrsYirc eon. :,? T r t
“What
price
matrimony,'!
.h S u M W iry 'tlS V U k .“ l'* "
W" " " - V t .,th' .« « ,
of
who
wins
u
wife
is
makjng.an
ay
vinced that Kfkl should* by plhyjA
ll: rales
do not exactly dote and >200 meter races at the Ins^nml they will all tell you at least eragu salary of $18 per week, but
the old, “country in the series, and Donie Bush in be^ The **
Bicaf1 . t
___
,
In modern not lag panned good and proper be on npltball pitching, which, would Olympics, the German sprinting , one thing in common, a permanent i cases are not rare where the wife
ties
Moihes,
Ipwa
CO^ahd'.lfl.
’
’l'
ing -where .tho shell- cause he insists on Barnhart. Even ■com to be a favorable omen for elite is hopefully training to cap., job,"
earns more than the hubby. ” * • | Kansas City,' Mo.; 62. and l>t. toft
disguised «s hotel the newspapers have taken up the urban shocker, the moist ball ex lure a good number of prlxeii.jjf., ncf«rc“ a nun cnlf reach the
One instance of this in this city: j Helena, Mont., 50 andT 40.
tha three-card battle and it is said that the play port of tho Yankees. Dutch Rueth- not the first prize, at ,thq, coming y„im „p hopping off on a ntm-stfo’)’ , Recently a stuilcnt at a local col-* Denver, CuloL 5C arid 3fl^ V i,
0 ^ * mcs ftt Amsterdam lij! Hight across the sea of matrimort/, lego applied for a license to marry
are running rest- ers themselves are
Dst’ge City, Kas., 68 and 42.
expressing er, who did his pitching in the bull
ho must have arrived at some defi- and causually revealed wus a see? I .. ___
pen when Washington opposed
themselves,
fn
no
uncurtain
terms.
___ W , •.:
ftli
.'T his
iUptown, brother, It Is
-Ciormany is •especially atrvng'.in, nite stage iu hi* business career rotary to n firm of attorneys with I
Just what the trouble is no one Pittsburgh |ri"1925 ’because ’of fbrf1sprinters.
About two dozen n^, and be assured of comparative pei> a salary of $2,400 a year, und that revolver and forced her ,&tul Tccl
Indeed ,
Moms to know. But the fact re Buccaneers’ fondness for south
And ‘yUu'lt llkte It—oven if you mains that Cuyier probably will paws, may not get into the series them easily run u hundred meters, manence, according to authorities her savings would keep the wolf to- accompany hirp on n ride.
I
in less than cloven seconds.
Thu,ja the office of the Fulton County from their door until his education Out in the country, Bishop stop- I
Can’t b f ir to k e tr to the World Ser not bt> in the sories uml Pittsburgh, thL*. ycar fo|,' the ®amo reason,
ies for love nor money, and have to Is tiernamiinir blood or
U .
K y.
money
reserve mound strength tho elite
, of these sprinters is a, itm ip,
„ Ordinary.
was complete.
pod the cor, the g irl said, gave
your blrtbhaye view of tho back.
I Yankees .with Plpgras and Thairas
8omo *?** y0UR,r runnara^fom all
Tho nvefuge salary of the comTho idea that marriages are bc- his companions a bottle of beer,
ftfem thd*stands wMch Bar- , ____
tlposite uimiKiuum
bridegroom niiuum
should reach
™mi have
“me a n !,
.. _ h“!c
.. 'ipoomsirm ii u*»- coming too casual is hooteil in tho ordered them to embrace in fare
This ___________
afternoon the_ Yankees will a" th e ir‘W o n d best bets,’’
Yi.,_Germa" yL. wh°
hroyfua boa erected a block or gSt their first peak at Forbes Field cJ8e on Pittsburgh's second string ;Pr
* { ." U|,cnor' ° . v,er th‘:j round $35 a -week, they said.
office of the Ortlinary here. In well nnd drink a death to u t- V ’
V * . ) r,
be* when Ihey appear for a • eouplo hurlcrs. Cvengros, Yde, and Daw-' ‘8t
»un<H
old-fashioned husband who steW, tHe force there say, tho
*’l protested,'* Miss Curnow said,
l a m e y . of hours of workout. The . Pirates son have done nothing for Barney
lhulWy ,|1 ,I,cte,,‘j irfsfsts bn his wife devoting herself) ycunger generation is bringing ’and he started shooting. Mr.
.. tlo i joke, • H r s stto worlriny out too—but they’ve j Drey fins this year except increase,1
1 •" seconc s, ana less.
tusk of making a home is inure thought to hear on a conteni- j Teel fell in my arms, then Bishop
ckard that way.
agrecd to
share the
daylight his hotel bills, although Cvengros
Germany also commands quite n,fuat disappearing, they say. In h is[ plated marriage than ever before pushed us from the c a r and drove
U .
F la.
arrived here, bag hours with their friendly enemies.'did hold the Reds to two hits in r tmber of respectable long distance stead is the rtian who Insists on his l According to Judge Thomas II. away."
-.
^
this morning, and It will be a rather Interesting Hve innings yesterday.
i runners, including the world cham- wife keeping her job—and his ren -' Jeffries, the young people of today
Teel is in a serious condition in
>s, detaining -on workout. The Bab« is anxious to' In batting percentage the two P'cn *or
am* 1660 maters, Dr. sons arc not selfish.
tare taking marriage as a serious n Long Beach hospital.
of "-Kansas, aver train h!a howitzers on that right clubs
nre about even, butthe home P«'l***V wbo,however, ut tho presThe prospective husband figures',business.
played to*U more
open-mouthed fleld fence and the local people run hitting of Ruth and Gehrig 6nt tifne laU(d iR vecy B t condi1 M .gaping audience. From the nre awaiting reports rather anx- gives the Yanks the edge. Just ns tlonIN TilK r im I IT ( O lllT OP SKM*
tim e tho boys stepped from the iously.
Bobby Jones discourages competi-j
competi-i With this strong team of ex
IMlI.P. t'lllJXTY.
NTATB OP
tion by whacking a golf ball 300 cellent runners at her disposal,
PI.OIIIOA, IV CIINVCHRV. ’
MJITIHA Ilt.A i.'K S H K A n . C o i n p l n l n yards while his opponent is fore- Germany expects to become one of
Hilt.
ed to b« content with a 230 yard tho foremost candidates for vie)
V*
j drive, Ruth and Gehrig will take tcry in the four times 100 metcr
—----1It VTNU JOHNSON, et el,-Defendruces, a contest, which Is
CHICAGO, Oct.,; 3,—(ISN )— to the mining section of the na-; *nU “ "r ,"r T v
*
____ on a home run ramp- generally expected to see one of j Severely criticizing $he attitude lional safety council.
T i l H s t a t k op k m m i d a T O —
,
{age.
i
the hardest fought battles a t the
"Jt is the mental attitude main-' ,'v* T- hwh-ord and—Bwlcord,.ht*
’ hiuintuined by employers and labor
NEW YORK, O ct 3.—(INB)— the big teams negotiated a victory* 'P 1? Yankees have three men, Amsterdam stadium..
tuined
by .m p l.y .r., .m p l.y ,, „n,i j
if.ffV .v 'a R !. I ™ ! : !
union officials .for theis fncqtal labor, union
•!I—
L.
o fficia ls
generally ••<•» u r u i l t r r c l a i m a n t s under th«i
l a t h e r was advanced to- white the weary'players
of tb,. Gehrig, Ruth end Combs, hitting
attitude
and
negligible
program
that Is responsible for only the un,'v- T- •‘‘wlcnrd and—8wicon!.
the excuse for the poor smaller elevensVere’ forced to ovcr •aR0* something of which no!
made toward betterment of mining
carry on their Original lineup.
| previous pennant winner has been
r,y
«
d
.ho«„
I
n
,
!
f
t
s
i
!2 - r^ u ? M 2 S 5 ? 4 7 c
ring made by many leading
conditions which, have c.ipsed the he coal owning industry rVen ni- wire,
Army and Princeton had narrow, a*’*® *° boast.
The Pirates are
wim cfiTtstlan nam« 1*
deaths of 23,147 persuns; in. tho .last "ompared With the union conditions
Eastern f o o t b a l l teams in Batur- squeaks: Coniell, Syracuse, liar- "lightly superior in catching and ini
unknown ll“-lr helm. devtsem.
lltlOtU'' unknown.
Ittli also
nlnn for
#r» !• fthff
Kn ffurther
l lg t ll d r fact
fun) #'1401"
%l
K r a a i e e s o r o t h e r r l a l m a n i s ti n d e r
,10 years, Eugene McAuiiffe, presi but
game. Record high temper- vard and Brown did not do as well the Infield. But New York has the
that we
m e s K. H a r t let t a n d —
dent of the Union
Pucific , Coal ii.ne not' making even negligible tHhaer l i eslat i. dh i sJ awire,
the layera sluggish, as had been expected; West Vlr-Ii,e tt*r outfield as long as Kfki
deeeuaed nr o th ercompany, addressing the sixteenth progress toward betterment.
t o p h e a v y scores were rare. It ginla was held to a 0 to 6 tie w ith’ Cuyier languishes In
w ise; und a l l o th e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r
the Pittsannual sr/ety c> ngress here today,
Great Britain in 1025 employed o .ir h a n d e v e r y o f t h e s a i d d e f e n d .
ao h o t that many a fullback Wiashington-I.ee, and Boston Col- burgh
' dugout.
in
mnl min* 1 m u sts' m..n fOt* claiming mty Interest In and to
dated the United States was far jn
In the team play the Pirates
scales an afternoon’s lege was defeated by Duke, 20 to
.... er C . 1” ne# . . n l ’8®®
,h r follow Ine Ilmcrlbeed piece, pnr__
[(tehind-European nations in safety! .killing
ler the broiling sun, 0.
a total of 1,126 or 1.211 ml ur lut of land, situated In th~
are better. The Yankees have great!
deaths
per
thousand.
In
the
same
l;Yu1\y
o(, 8emlnol« and State of
lit?
* / ’k
*r ,,lv:,"ures.
I
If reduced to a quartDuke’s victory over Boston was Individual stars, but the team is rt
|- Itirl.la,
dmrrtlwd
air follows.
L
o
m
m
crclal
biXpert
L
nosen
1
u
“The
men
who
control
the
mining
iyeur
American
mines
employed
eight.
i
n
w
i
t
:
ig
occurence
tn
the
the
first
concern
of
all
of
them.
the outstanding
in
lie
T
ra
d
e
R
e
p
rc
s
e
n
ta
tiv
e
r
or
industries
in
America
decline
to
!
800.803
men
and
of
this
number
T
h
e
K
1*2
i.f
(
h
e
S K 1-4 o f
teams of the first bank East. Jimmy De Hsrt,
former Pittsburgh has more speed than
S e c tio n 19. T ii w u e h l p Si, t k . u t h
For Reservations
"C in d erilla • O f N a tio n s ;” ally themselves with the progres--we killed 2,215 or 479 per thuuamls.
to a tie or a low score Pittsburgh all-American fullback, New York, although the Yanks
iiitiiKo th i r t y H a s t .
t half. Reserve strength, brought a great aggregation, from have stolen 25 more bases.
Tend Eliminate Friction *ivc "Wthods now generally em -[Great Britain has a comprehen- ■it
Ami In a n y und a l l o t h e r p e m o n t
address
!
ployed by other and simijat Indus-1 slve mine safety law we have not.” tvhoNt. n a n i e s a r e unknown via)inline
( counted heavily in the Dixieland to the Hub City. Their * To
New York’s stars th e1
u
n
y
r
i
g
h
t
,
titl.*
..r
i
n
t
s
r
e
a
t
in
a
n
d
In
i Pirates have their famous broth-,
rs, when substitutes of*win gives them a high rating.
III-* lundu h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d o r
| er act, Paul and Lloyd Waner.l By International News Hervlcce
to an y part- or parcel th e re o f.
FRANK R Q O E R ' !
A nd It Is h e r e b y O r d e r e d t h a t y o u
newv avOktullMl
National laCttJJUf
League1
#
Ltm
| •Paul is the *»«v
ons
n n d ea c h o f y ..n bn and appear bo329 Laura Street
( n r n i n n l o R u n l f a r Q o v a A K u a n batting ch a m ^ ln . whlle^iprout’’ ! Innd has appointed her first trade
P |reult C o u rt a t
th e
.
______
_ _ ^1 .
;
O stlyj Ss A .D, Uj Sp v Is the third leading
hitter,m with a attache to the <
embassy in Moscow S t A V R
I s n ’t
C o u r t H A use In H a n f o r d . H em lno le
t a u n t y , !• l o r Ida on t h e 1st d a y o f
JacbonvUIc
year, w___
picking
sarlvy a ves..,
_ for
I the
^ O J J C C U J .3 1 I l
in
N o v e m b e r . A.. l>. 1»J7. a n d t h e n and
i job one of the
t h e r e m a k e a n . w e r t o t h e (till of
■‘"•'Plaint herein filed a g a i n s t you
RES. SEATS $2^'
APPROVES SUGGESTION
|grodski, chief of the Russiun sec-1
LONG BEACH, Ca!., O ct 3 — ! " r|u ?et* tM ?s " * , ‘, m “ b ° ln,r “ *U“
............... ..... „ „ ■
tion in the Ministry of Commerce
CHICAGO, Oct. 3
(IN S)— (IN S)—Russel Bishoo. oil worker,
WASHINGTON, Oct., 1,(INS)— and Industry.'
A ' v s f c K * aeusij
Oct. a . - U N B ) Automobile traffic engineers here who last night is said by police to Vilc" L“ C*L w 7 ' h , o r f * u r e o n s a c n .
WASH., Oct._ .7,— pr„ i ,|cm Coolldge today approved
Tho
appointment
is
regarded
m
'V .
th o
S O
U>u»s (IN S)— Following e half day ses- a suggestion by William Randolph fiirtshadowing u morq speedy con today discussed tho drastic steps have taken hie former sweetheart, t l v e w e e k * In th e H a n f o r d H e r a l d .
Frances
Curnow,
and
his
rival,
Ed
j
Co
u
*
ty*,1
'
r
Vo
1
•’1
1
*
h
e
ln
Seminole
91,500 richer don yesterday, which confined it- Henrst to send a naval vessel la clusion of trade and non-aggres- contended by John N. Mackall,
1926
world’s self to the discussion of the invest- Johnson Island, 750 miles south- tdon treaties between the two. coun chairman and chief e n g in e e r^ the ward Teel, "for a ride in the coun W IT N K N 8 in hand and the *.al I
urt
Iwent
try" forced them ta drink a toast. third-Ji
{Inched secondplace by menl truat Wett I” O'1* country west of Hawaii, to search for thu tries than hnd been expected.
S V
t.uU
:°rur-1
n* of
Qf*
„r
Ah*
,the
hee Btat.
t.ourt
o f th
S t a t e <of
Maryland'State Road Commission, to death and then fired two bullets | Florida, nicwi
-oh* n tn .1 in thu aruJ nn address by Oovurnor Mar- -airplane Golden Eagle, one of th.»
H«inlnolc C o u n ty .) |[
Indirectly the 916,000,000 Am who urged that all automobile
Teel’s body, is in Jail hers to- *V?*7. 3 0 th d a y o f S e p t e m b e r . A. D. j jj
, tincau of Arkansas on Mississippi missing Dole contestants.
erican stabilisation loan to Poland "peed laws tys abolished because day.
the season. Rain
cfintryii the tl convention of j
------------------------8T A 1I1
V. E. D O U O t a s a .
hipped wipe out a danger, spot to they were tbe. "Jviight of foolishnng Poach detect!
'fobnd the
LEGION WELCOMED
* the Invcstmtbt Bankets’ Assoda-I
•
C lark
peace. Had the loan come fro m ' n»-'»s,’’
By A. M. W E E K S .
.,
, sobbing Curnow girf on a lonely
tion of America resulted sessions:
■el
bankors, as it almost did 1
his argument further, mati,
STRASBOURG, Oct., 3, 4IN S)!
ig form of
police control or
of trartraf- Tee
Teel. ,Sh*.tal
"The investment resist •• he U M “ «U8«* crowui, wnich Included a r 1
roiana praoeuiy wouli aiacxaif a>io ponce
Bishop tbiiirltnra for co m p la in a n*t. w a r e
B> A. (31. W E E K S .
• V -fr *
° t Alsatlon girls attired in hav» ^ t n induced to ' break with fie was senseless and based upon had come to her
drawn a
L
have
* s t* of honest and canahU MrtAirement th^lr colorfui national costumes, the bovieta altogether, a develop- i igqqrnnf*- His orgumenta were ad.
« . .if’ Phil I Who run l|t nri maril S f a f t h U ben*1 w#i<ome<l members of the Ameri- o,cnt which would have hurt Po-f<lress*d to the automobil* division f
the
nation!;.rkfe?\!5 :
.f— ~
. «•
* s msm
- »»>«•> Russia.
■met
m .t ••
h . r . l » TMli rOORT o r THK COUITV
t' council whichI■
here|
UNION ECZEMi
appear eager to rush along
Wilson Of the
to discuss ways and \ SUWINOE*. t'OUM TY, S T A T U o r '
negotiations
for
treaties
which
For trc.trnent o t R io , W orm , J 1 ^ , n , nd
■
__ tied other
instances,
rer, the
er and
K I.O B IIIA ,
KI.OniUA,
maintaining national |
ware actually started in February,
l a r . i k e B a ta ta eCt T. V . lla y , de.
for the trust* will be run
‘i • way
Price
75c
Sold
and
guaranteed
by
the
every
line
of
industry
INSANE'
JAPE
1025 and dragged out for more
era aed .
*1 crown. *• to bring the m
»nt unutilities.
" 'KINAt, XOTtCM
then
two
yeare
suffering
one
aet<
.1 to 0 ,: due profit. There
I C U T 8 H E R E O T DIVAS' t h a t
UNION PHARMACY
Pi
ST. PETER,
Oct. 3,— beck after another until the aeaatu
will occur In every line ih NOT
. mu
the Sth day
■ the only Instances where "bll
(IN S)—Three I
tped from slnatlon of Soviet • Ambaased<
of No
pr.i.nt to
Heilraann formed purely for q
Cou
state hospit
’**1 «re
tha criminal Plsrre
Judge of
a t Warsaw, Jane
; h. ininolo County,
her final
e hire
orough
to ■wpj return.* account
uch.r* s*
_h an ur
td of T. F.
Poll
m
W
for steam pipe ,
said t
” ” ‘
Gov
n
taken to
: Dicta re of
rowds Already B<
Tq Jostle In Pittsburg As
orld Series Approaches
- -OLYMPIC GAMES1 ATLAKTA‘iA'0rt-
Temperature
High and Low
of
of
Oct.
Employers And Labor Union Officials
Criticized For Attitude Toward Miners
SSJt
Moulded By Steffen At Carnegie Tech i£
.4
APPOINTED: FOR
SEATS; O t-’
SALE NOV r
Moscow, Oct., l,
)—Fo. Road Commissioner Former Sweetie Is
Forced T o Dr i n k
°
Hundred Investment T r u s t ITU'™**"M*"m i"“‘r
c.ru a .b.k»“\W“T'ztr1Cause Of Accidents A Toast Of Death
Place'W in Is Quite
Common
JAI
iM ^ P T m a
‘'■ /tss
JT
i-
4*The ]
�lord Dally Herald
AD. RATES
M—B aalneaa S e rv ic e
Wanted
good
lA D tES COATS altered and refin
ed. 210 laurel Are.
13— Kooncs Wlih Board
. ...... . J
MUSEUM! REPORT
^ 'f e C A I J S “G OLD”
RUSH TO ARCTIC
--------
BY WILLI A]
OUT O UR W AY
S t
FUR SALE: Furnish
/ qb.
B o o t - H E. Do m T
V N tL L N tS .lN A VWAX \
bungalow o t 6 joonis.
U
K
E
.
D
O
T
I
G
u
t
S
S
i
HERMIK e s e Q u y s
cd, of good const ruction.'
C
l
EAUIW
K
IM
V
iO
flK
tM
*
SPEND
TW
FIRST KouR IK»
living out ofjCity and frill w l
.in
reiifoiliable
'
prlee,
and
on
H
O
U
R
S
D
t
V
lM
G
tR
KIA1L2
TH’ MO«NlU* CLEANIN’lftEf?
ado, will bo rewired
terms. House Is located on*
and collector ■«"»
F inger n a il s —s p e n d
UWE.AHA'rtK
»SS
H “ Rooms Without Hoard
Street, near $lm Avenue with '.t- Almost Forgotten Hegira 350
for fayiaent,
-!H
OTHER StU E W 'TRSlHCr
H
E
.
V
JA
T
C
H
IH
K
d
o
t
tractire
surroundings.
Double
»4LANEY.S
DRUG
STO
RE-Pro*
Years Ago Involved Queen
________ fc'O Hn«
scrlptierji, Drugs, Seda. We are
ra-re. I’rlce furni.ri cd"; $8,500.*!
• ■ Te a Ho<
T
'
v
^EEP’EM
FROM g e t t Vi
MAMIN6
CURE.
OuSS
HE.
Elizabeth And| Wealthiest
FRONT*betlroom for gentleman at $500 cash and the balance any re
_
_______<c a Uao. aa near you as your phone. Call 103
d
i
n
k
O
N
iX
B
e
w
K
e
r
s
Ol P l S IN OTHER
Noblemen Of England Then
reasonable rates. Phone lidl-J or asonable. way. Address Bo* 431
__ U-4e a line
call a t 2220 West First St.
SHOOT B X D t FlNlQER Y 4 0 R D S -A G o y 's "tH R U /
Core Herald.
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear
CHICAGO OCT. I, —(IN S)—
NAIL-2. BE ClEANiN*?
rale* oa r tq a r t t
FER -TH' DAW V4HEK4 H E S
Furnished bedroom with twin beds, FOR -RALE; Well construected
An almost forgotton gold rush
MANICURED,
AN’ ^
ing dally In this column will
[seduced rale* ar* for
also guruge. 411 Park Ave.
bun gal u v, corner Palmetto Avo of 350 years ago involving Queen
S
o
MAbHOF
EM
th e Inaortlona.
and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath Elizabeth and some of England's
ords of average length reach over 3,000 every dayl
5 9 IT* ViNHENT^X
with shower, kitchen equipped with wealthiest noblemen was recalled
15— Apartment For Ken!
idled a Hu*,
•and it costa so little a 12 word
here
in
a
re|Mirt
issued
by
the
%
G^__
ET ____
U P.
electric rnnir«. Owner out of the j
tom charge of 80e for
and
w
lU
kril
a
t
lose
than
actField
M
u
S
O
U
1
1
1
.
cit
ad 'for nne month costa only $2.00.
Ion.
*FURNISHED apartment for rent ^ uni value. Price $8600.00 With $100j Till* report given nn uccoiuit i f ,
[advertising ia restricted
Phono 148
In the Herald building—a down -nsh and $7B monthly. Andreis tht> j.aWMin McMillan arctic expoclassification.
lditi.ui to the fur north, made in i
„ error la made The San* Just h/tk fur “Classified Depart town location at remarkably low fins 10J care The Herald.
rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The
behalf of the museum. Members [•
lerald will be responi ble
Herald office.
• I of the expedition, while exploring
■one Incorrect insertion.
ment*
24— Lot* For fjtif
I Haflin l.oml and labrador, canto i
.Xrertlaor for subsequent
APARTMENT furnished for rent,
» upon mule evidences of the mining f
Iona. The office should be
—
^
t
r
W
"
screened porches, hot and cold
iaimed lb tely in caao of CLEAN UP YOUR OLD Wa IXS water. 708 W. First St.
D E S IR A tytraaty. High St., aDo pits and improvis-d .shipyard of.*
WITH THE NEW WALL PA1?
Myrtle Ave. Reasonable with Sir Martin Frobisher, daring
during e*»SOMETHING NEW AND
tn-mv.,' A. V; French, Sanford I plorer, who led three expeditions,
bedrooms,
one
THREE
furnished
a d v e r tnSERS
is e r s
TER. FOR FURTHER INFORM
t j wo ^or B°ltL into the forbidding
_____________
_ ^*with kitchenette. 311 Park Ave. Tourist Camp.' ' '
TION. CALL
PHONE _
236Q OR
—-----r ‘ v
‘7, !
*“ f recesses of this region between th*
i* Herald
representative SEEV V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, Pbone 158.
S10
cash and $10—
monthly
Will rTbuy
| yea„ of )570 anJ 157B
jghly fam iliar with rates FLA.
geml building lot at remarkably. . . . . . . .
,
„
■•ov
[ and
claaslfacUon wilt
FURNISHED apartment,
two low price. Box W care The H rt-|. " W * * •»
ruin-* I,r- Will„
.
i mm Uunnin Strong, anthropologist
mu complete Information, PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano
rooms, kitchenette and garage, • I •
*’
— j of the Kuwaon-McMIUnn expeclityou wish they will assist
tuning by experts with 17 years lights and water furnished. $23 per
.
„ c „ i>n, unearthed fragments of brick, j
wording your went ml. experience. Sanford music store month. Apply :tO«l Elm Ave.
A REAL bargain for the man who ^
, oa, an/ porcC|ain pro.'
It more effective.
and Qlft Shoppe. Room 10 & U Me*
vishes to engage In the raising ^
whith he RtlttU.(1 we^ ' un. j
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
TWO NEW furnished 3-room
ip o r p a n t n o t ic e
apartments, private hath, $30 and live*stock o t all klnS.. K i l t y - !^uhledly
brought over from
Bltlaen should give their BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation and $35 monthly. Phono 24(1—W. four acrea of land that offers high
boxes and general cement work
or poatofflee address as
rolling lands for citrus, muck lands (
he 1 ll' of Frohi>bcr is one of >
Mirada Concrete Co. J. E. Tar- BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS- for truck and bulbs and a small the bright r.unk* i t English his-1
their phone number if
Two room* kitchenette and bath, lake for pasture land. On the San- tory. Wlth.finnnciai aid from* few .
■■Ire result*. About r us wllleger. Prey. 3rd and Elm.
attractively furnished, centrally fnrd-Orlando road three miles from friends, he sui.ed ,*o.n England
out of a thousand has
-*uly• l**'11; "-•'king a northwest ,
Jephone and th eothera WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT located, all Improvements; $fl per Sanford. One thousand dollars cash,
SHOP — Printing
engraving, week. Tel 777 or 775.
- ‘ P**MKc
--------- *-l<*1 -'thu ■uy and' India.
balance on easy terms that will alIndia, |
com rem kate with you
c m w illiA iv j^ embossing. See us first. We do It.
low you to make the payments «!!** crew •••* . J“
“d _Jn two
theyTtnow your address,
CLEANLINESS
IS
NEXT
T
b
U
S
E
L
E
S
S
N
E
S
S
aieeravNusiwacc.
‘'Cubriel," and
' from the land. Ideal location for I •nm!l ver •
dlscontinuence MUST be Phone 417-W, R.R. Avenue-Com 16— Houses For Rent
u>-1 after arrivingt
]filling station and small stoye c lo s e I1be “Mich
ia person a t the Sanford mercial Street.
to imuin
homes or
of rm
fifty
families. r:**
FIVE-ROOM furnished house fo r,.,n
y or more iamines,
—* Labi.nl<>> pro <>tided up the
office or by letter. Tele,
diacontinuenres are not LUMBER and com plats Una or 1 rent; available Oct. 10th. Sea V. |A country home close to the city 'kcoaatito \vl -it i- no.v ,'roblsher Bay ;
N a v y ’s C e n s o r
building material. Low prices. ]A. Speer, 411 Park Ave.
.............
...
* and ‘healthy..in
*‘
nBaffin
J ' ! ‘ ’Land.
_
(markets.
High,
dry
iurity Lumber Co„ “ Whsre Good i
r y<
The cxpedth.u rc.um ed the folfurnished. Address R. C. carp Rersld.
‘ is Come From” Maple and FIVE ROOM house
Prompt - Efficient
Icwing
aau.i.n
w:t
t
200
tons
of
Phone 805—W,
Phone 707.
■W,i .i .
vV hile the “ore'’ |
i the '‘gold
‘
25— Exchange
|wu*
being
u.r.uy.-d.
enthusiasm run j
1CRETE In every
shape
and LARGE 5-room housef 3-room fur- ____ _____
___ _
_ r _ ___
-f rf*
high.
The
north
land
of the urtic j
ryrj
t.fohn, blocks, tile roofing, ortia-; nished apartment. Inquire 23061
mentals, etc. Hanford Cemant Prod- iMellonvlIle Ave. Phone 830—W. ! WILL TRADE Wed located res?- hud been claimed* In the name of
and it was the plan to
u.c*s
F ilth and Mkplei
T*"
■ oiT7«, ‘ dential Iota for down-town busi* the. ..Queen,
. .
Phone 112-W.
I^irimhed house for rent, U»9‘« ness property,,improved or unim- •L*ti^ li^h ,!I.!R'rm*n??t colony. A
Jourlng C l i r , S-s.
------------------------------------BERKLEY, C al, Sept. 27.—(IN nm..o
of
violent quarrel yesterday
S )—“ 1 am not glnd 1 killed him, morning1
mi
, that he came xfown stairs
I rtuta UhwjfrW tn ^ x j b*~MelP E a r n e d (M a le )
H»u«e (or rent, 1406 W. l . t S! . 1 l h i >
' « • r-— i"l2r«friVlnV lr ^ » ^ r Il.y but If 1 caught him abusing my in time to see his step-father hurl
ftf# ^ c ’ott|ie In :tfood ?omli- ;
BOYS WANTED ! ! >
n cigarette box a t his mother and
Apply Kent Vulcanising Works, i
! dissension urose among the crew, mothur again I’d shoot him.”
l,
(Ton good boys wanted to carry
thnL he run up stairs and loaded
imd
Hm
bleu
of
a
permanent
ColonyThis
wan
the
jVUpnssnt
mofe
$9;
tphone 775 after 7 P. M.
routes;; hustlers can earn good FOR KENT 5-room bungalow with 26— M iscellan eo u s F o r S s l t6 |w as abandoned. The fifteen siiips, day hy 12-year^ki Jerome frtdlir- his small calibre rifle. •
“ When Icamo dawn again,” he
money In spare time. Also s e v e n !1 garage, $30 per month, WoodrulT ___________ ___________________ 'laden with more black earth, re- h* Corneas who yesterday
yesterday shot and
boys, to sell papers on streets.
.Sub-division; T. A. Urothcrson,
, turned to England, and the trews killed his step-fat^cy, Charles D. said, “ My step-father was choking
^ Apply Circulation Manager, Th*»,phone 136.
CELERY sprayer for sale, also fbh 'discovered that the 200 tons pre- Van A)derweU,‘35, who. according my mother. He called me a dog and
DODGE
llerald.
•.
n®t. a®® A. V. French, Sanford vlously assayed had turned out to to the boy, was choking his mother told me to get out.”
I re cam and Graham trucks
.Then, according to the boy’s
1'OR RENT: Five room hungalow Tourist Camp.
||.e „othlng more than iron pyrites. when he fired the fatal shot. ,
13th Street. Phone 3.
at the cornea of Palmetto Avenue | --------------------- - I
; Tho shooting, pbllcti
polios said, came story to polic«, he railed the* rifle
FIELD MANAGER—For 100 acre
——
i__________
potato farm near Sanford.
Must. and* Katie Street, Large living BABY Buggy, baby bed, gocart, V r/Y VT C * fr/Y D
____________
U f l D U •««» ibe afterm ath of a violent quar without taking definite aim, and
HNS ft COWAN CO. Auto_______________________
rlU rO
rel between_ Van Afdemriti
Afdrnvel>,..San fired. The boy said he wanted to
have had long experience, prefer-1 room, dining room, two bedrooms,, almost new, plush coat. 801 N O N - O . l U r
Uor a'nd sheet metal works, f ably in Hastings section
W. M.1bath, wRh shower, kitchen equip- Palmetto Ave.
j
, J 4 n i l
/ \ r m A O P n Frunciaco manager of the foreign hit hia step-father in the hip. The
tench Ave. Phone 710-W.
(Young, 200 N .J ’ark Ave
ped with electric range. Front and
deportment of the American Ex bullet, however, pierced thh tip
press Company, and his second of Van AMerwelt’s heart. He was
rear porches. $40 monthly. Address FOR SALE—One single cot bed,
10-B—Plants And Flowers
INFORD BUICK CO.
taken to a hospital hut died a
wife, young Cornell’s mother.
8. C. B. care The Herald.
1 one double *-*
"*
bed mattress,
and i' ‘ R Y F R E N C H M A N
212 Magonlia Ave.
The youth »nld ho heard sounds short time later.
--------------------------------------------- breakfast set chairs. $10.60 Cash. U 1
1
ZINNIA plants for sale ready to FOR RENT: Smull cottage on Ask for Foreman a t Herald Office. ‘
rhone 307.
----- -set. Cali 838—J,
Leon Jacob Contends Thul ' * - ^
— ~
------ —1----- --Magnolia Avenue just north i>f(
MODEL TRIM CO.
Central 'S treet. $25.00 monthly
Puiur«LCommerdai
.
'Hops
S
o
r
o
r
i
t
i
e
s
A
t
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
,
Ins the car, not the owner.”
Box 123 care The Herald.
Jhond 817 for estimates
- \ t i x i n v " r “9 ™ K W ' " ' Not To Be Non-Stop Affnlrn W o m a n »8
C o lle g
11—Miscellaneous
(NEA Service, Philadelphia Cur- _ _
;P . W. RADFORD
19— House* For Sale
xtatk ok, pKRls 0CT J (INS)-Are A n n o u n c e s P 1 e d g e S H
n EdPZ i, G^fnMviUe; GcoSa e»ti)—Rear Admiral Tho a n a P. pS
P u m iiiA
________
FARM
LAND
for
rent,
part
tiled
[HUPS—MARMONS
—------------;------ ;------- ---------- li* m*: tiiu uhtaTii np: n, ivi Tion-stap flights aiaronM the Atlantic t
__ .
Bassett, St."Augustine, ’('xrol Gran"- Maareder. commandant isT * the • *
reasonable rent, A. V. French. I ’.ve room bungalow with Wat *r, I «*r»t Iiei-euned. IN I'ROUATK.
iford Automobile Co.
tham, Tampa; Mary Lee Bentlsy, PhHatlelphut navy yard, who tfeehvi
ige,
gas
and
te
e
.
f
in
a
l
notion
'
aiding
commercial
•v
latio
n
l
No
(Continued
From
Page
3)
Sanford
Tourist
Camp.
lights, sewerage, gas and tei<*- ( ______ KI.VAL NOTICK
fiolla Ave.
Phone 137.
* magaalne artjcle
tdicne. located in Oak Hill.
!M
" ‘VKN that »*y« Monsler Leon Jacob, Director Jackgonv||jff; Frances Drake, O- Tampa; Shirley Donnell, Orlando;
arnn
I
i *
fi}A
„.tt I
iirulerpiaiipft will* on the it*fii of Information Service of tho
»-. MRptfnfpt Petdrs Sanford* Jean Curtfs,, Americus, Ga.: Mary
rland
Co.
WlllysCAR
AWNINGS,—Auto
Awning
$.»00 down, balance $20 per ntontlu gay or Novemb.r. .7. I f. m i , p r.i.n t Aeronatlc Ministry
>
.
n if.
L . i __■
,r.
r*»
»n l Ball
n _ u uBldg.
u_
Miami; Elisabeth P-0 *11'; ,n ,>’
. ...
Co.’l
JVertend,
1H* the Hononitiio Cqunty
m
^
**
.
,
Janet Wellpi Daytona I3oacn, Cor* Frances Palmer,
oc
torp .rtm
expenditure*
of ?-.C
SemtiMiU
County,
b’lmhta,
her
finali
Monsieur
Jacob
contenca
that
nena
Puleeton,
Sanford;
Dolly Pot- Cartar, T .mina
r« ir Cara
C»r» Cata
c . ^ Tamna
T .rnp., M0 M
.n t o lld .l.
u Wn
iul Sts,
r
e
t
u
r
n
,
a
c
c
o
u
n
t
a
n
il
v
o
u
c
h
e
ra
na
vj.ucl.-rs
n. futuf# tommerciai crossings of the U.P( 0 enla| Aline McCall, Miami;
12— W an ted
$3750.00 is the nrirce of small cot- e x e c u t r i x 1o f th e K a t u t e 'o
f B. I 'r t r i s .
mm ii u
* k n i ,,|
Ington were said to consider disci
INOLE HUDSON. ESSEX
Nell McCarrah. Gainsville, The- ,in, |he tllmlf«E
ili i r a s e d , a n d at s a i d t i m e , t h e n an<> Atlantic will not be made as a. non- pueence Streeter, Lakeland; Mary
tnge
on
well
located
lot
on
MsgINC.
m a k e u p p i l c a t I o n in t h ep «uitt stop flight. He. clafhi* th$< a t thetqj,*T()Wert( w inter Haven.
res* Huffakcr, BartoW; E d n a _____________ ,
I BUY, and pay cash for second .nolia Avenue.-$50 cash all that is t h e r e ,r. mai
for
find I arl
if fM*r
«tma »lniLBa' flYft *AA KiiSttl.1
^
D#Ith
**
20TOuk Ave.
Loughridge, Boyd; Constance Soy------1
*
- -j
hand planes Box 352,
rhnno 'TfoiPred Balance pavable just like
Phone 41
004—J,
anren,
Aetna bold, hflaml; Mary Chnttie StackjrenL Box 124, care The Herald.
P a s to r D e ta in e d
Owens, Helen house, Perry; Lenora Slerth, Vero
Avia
Kent,
Co:oanut
Grove;
MarI “The Atlantic crossings or me Riddle, Evelyn Farrlor, Tampa;
..................
IM’N P O P
Henrietta Edwards, - f u tu r e ,” explains M. Jacobi thrill Texan Houghton, Mary Broadfleld, 8*r*t Thomas, Gainsville; Isabel1.
BY TAYLOH
Al. rsecdtri* o r the Estate of be
^ long
milroatla DaJav Brantley, Alma lUrdwIck, Orr, Mlaiiil; Blanche Cornell. Bar’ H. I V t r r n , H e c a a n c d .
i HOPE NOT*—
l«MTMR*TYTe
' ara mode today. Every so often Lakeland; Mary Alice Johnson,;
Adel Frain, Tallahassio; Jes
Vi E L L . HENRY, IT !s
PureiNO today ?
f OONTWIWTANV
'on the railroads there is a change Mailorla Midget, Heines City; Sa-.ri® On*, Miami,
SO IN S T O COST YOO
XOTICN
O
F
M
A
H
T
K
IFN
M
A
L
I.
MORE OP MY CLUBS
N OTICE IH H E R E B Y U IV K N T h n t of locomotive and engineer and ra George Hall, Lake City; Mar-.
MOW©/ IF YOO DHlVe
Delta I’hl Epsilon
8U4TED
l u u l r r s n i l hy v i r t u e of n fu in l d re ra r
_ o f f t h i s T e e ___
Gena
o f f o r r e l o a u r e a n d a u l r In u crriiiio fireman. So will it be in aviation garet Cawthon, Tallahassee; Anni “ Pearl Sashsw, Tampa;
oauaa n a n d l n g In t h e C irc u it Court There will be floating islands—as Frasier, Midway, Ala.; Elisabeth LachbvRx, Tampa; Beatrice Rosenm* the T w v n ty - T h l r il J u d ic ia l C ir well as natural ones such as the Fitzpatrick. Bessemer, Ala.; Mary berg, Tampa;
D6rthy Osainsky,
c u i t of F lo r i d a , In a n d for Burnt noli* vAsorea—where planes will land Powell and Sara Caldwell, Union Jacksonville; Ruth Finman, Tampa;
C o u n ty in c h a n c e ry , w h e r e i n Union
H ta le B a n k Is c o m p l a i n a n t a n d C. end reshlp their mail and cargo in- Springs, Ala,; Laura Zela Lewis,
F, .Fox a n d U u r s It. Fox. hia wife. to a fresh plane with a new pilot Turkegee, Ala.; Sara Bareus, Lecsare.reaBonilents, I, Jainra O. Hharou who
will take off for the next burg; Frances Sinreren, Montieeloa_special iiii»itrr
master U
of( rut’ll
such cuuri,
court, win
will
o f f a r f o r a a t e an.l null to t h e h lx lim i
. hi; Sa|He Stegall, Abbeville. Ala.
• tild d ar f o r ca sh u l th e frn n l door “ f
Sigma Kappa
I t b s C o t t r t h a u a e In H a n fo rd , HumlnDt.*
“ Palmer
| C ounty, F li.rid a , d u r i n g I h r Irval
i t i C i i h in Advance
METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- ROOM with board, hot and cold
erlisting.
Metal
nhinglna;
water.
1820 | ‘urk Ave. Phone
standing seam tin and galvlnlaeu M3— W.
roof*. Sec James H. Cowan. Oak
Ave. and Third SL Phone 111.
j
n}:.
Boy Is Sorry For Shooting
Father Who Hurt Mother
But He Would D o lt Again]
<BHs.i4Wr
ijf i ________ ;__ l s s r w r a & L i s
•
AKE Or r Uo E U
b u n r a of
IMWI
sal*, on t h e - T t U d a y >.f nMVu u i m p r
Cou“ * ‘V
foliowinL
Pn . „ ™
nr
m™
6.. - ____
j" , the gasoline J ^ s o n r iU e ; ^H areU tt 'jiclS fK ’ M«rion
S trin^
U k el« ^ ;
u a t . d In Hen
tu-w R ?
. - _
. .
Thu North •hr” - n - d t u Z 1 exclusion of all else. .................. ....■. . ..
J .^ Z u ^ T t M U i'o :
AUce DePaaa, T .m p a ^ R * B o u th c o a t U u a r t. T o
“T
h.
p
l.n
,.
.
(
.he
•eat Quarter l.s* th. Wayf l« • , a^ H 9S
T
u
^
3
«■ Wilson, Tsmps; Sara" cim p f r o t h y LewU U e .u rg ; Maly
future” saya M. Jacob, “have e*n
acr#» In 8#cflon J«t Townuhlp
Jacksonville; Wlland Ell* mae Gutter,
Coyne, Jaekaonvi
11. Hnuth of ltnn«F Id .jCtfut.
entially fo
fo carry
carry mall
mall and
and certain
certait urtd#nUmj - Cordelia Clarkaon, *loth Carnes, Tampa;
.. . f P Harriet
I h t um # to l»« Mid to Mtiify nal'l sentially
merchandise. Therefore they will Pensacola.
' Ryder, St. Petersburg.
JAME8 T>. Hit ARON. be obliged to eut down In their
aK U
S ^ i' Si
..p ,,,* ,,..
•
Delta Phi
Sigma
. Special K a s i r r fuel—there
_
_ rests no other solution
Marlon Hendry, PetTy Lois
Alice. Frasve Broo|csville; M is s
then than to have etope on; tho Janet
Tarpon Soring*; M is s '^ uUon* Jacksonville; Katharine
iy t u b c t a r v iT r o t 'i r r o f *em.' w*Y « i i >.
f f i HaieS! A ik! Wllaon. Gladys Yenawtae, MarjSedfe
. 1YOLM COLXTT. F t.o u t i >a .
oret Elizabeth Pometyy. Amyra
second place think what
IN UKi OLAVIA IHtAIN ARE IBS
lavja, Jacksonville.
to a pilot to be forced to Mar
.it
T tlttT
acksonvl
PI Kappa Sigma
a onuM o r rB T rrio.v t o r.x
i stick for thirtv or forty
“ Marv Lewis, Edith Hat
at a stretch. Mo engineer
Pi
Gaiiymllo; Willa “
tway locomotive is obliged
n o tic e
fl H K R E I
Iat*rrn(»d
land* I to
i his engine until ho can’t
UKAi.N’Af
‘ *o It, should be In aviaC ou n ty . Flo
u sji
THIS
low t h a f th
' e 'a trlrl h
d af t<-a yaa
l U y . ISM.
th
front tn a
itaa b**h fl
fu r
ink-’ e plane.
tf see
i
<
•’
**.•e 1r l
Id at G ra- *
Willis
.’G*
in>
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald
-
https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a9b12d0ee8e181d097fe554f85001275.pdf
34b6a39c960c97a9732547809ab8878f
PDF Text
Text
t o awajtfemente. fo r deW brld'a S crie s w hich begin a to
k CashierChkffeed
ith Having- Made
llse Entries Upon
titu tio n ’s
B ooks
>Demurrer .
Sustained
ii)rawingOfl67
Ito Court Duty
t o w t ' eohvensd Wt 1 :80 o’ridck.
Islgkment of Mr. Ksy and sot■if thats fOr his. trial followed
By aftef ebuft h i« susUlned
Rate In a denforrsr against a
in plea o f tha defense which
Ifbd YKe selldlty o f the grand
and the drawing o f the menl-%
composed 1L ( . . >
g Its demurrer, the atal
eprimHiUd by L. L F it
mteadkd that the pies *
render It lm
into furtKe*
h<Te<f Ihdt in showihfc the di*.
f one point it had the effects
stroylng the entliw nleo. The
■ demurrer was filed after tl
riysn notice te^thp’court that
Uyed to withdraw a repllo
[which was filed yesterdsj
r\
R ow in g Proper Spirit Of
E
w « rc;
M«» ‘ton100ftdSfgtJti
gin Crenshaw
s ' f county
f l fWithin
t ' the
i xpast
hultz Nominated
ir Commander Of
nd Legion Post
kri Schultz was nominated for ^
l t g o'clock tonight will leave
’office o f post commander o f „ » « special trajn over tha TennesAmerican Legion at a m eeU ng-W central railroad for Lewlsburg,
. ltot .night 1* ! ,th* clughotfile. |Tl(nn., fo r burial tomorrow.
I. HWtfririfster knd J. C. Rk-I The (fretosslto fotii (He Hiknslbh
kAto ’attb Hdtalhktad bdt toth thl. mornWg *dobd slowly and iolIned to lUVk fh«Ir names
famniy pdt‘tff WWt Wft'AVbhtle to
fid, T t was snnouncsd that Btoad Street and across to Church
i dominations can be made at [ Street, jvhpnce. it passd oh to
M at
session o-----f tto port.
-----(Cnpitol Bou!evkrd.i The mllita
inaflons for other offices kscort Joined tha procession
sat night w era.M . fo llotoj j front ‘o f tha wkr memorial btsl
Intermlster and L. 0v‘B1ot, Ing httd tha body waa borne t
nmander; tha n et. MortIm-|twe4n (kro ’fuWk of soldiers W
sr, post
i t ^prksedt arms.”
. -
fa x *611 Submitted
In fbr
',
, hy
H
exkeu- County
Commissioners.
*1
^ |. ’ -Vaughn Instructed the clerk o f <
board to order Seth Woodruff
P^0- bluld a fence at Osteen fill to p
,n his cattle there.
>f Sparks C to
r tha auspices
. *
o f /t t o Chame . sheriff with the
Were Instructed ta’
la who have failed to
rational license tMtes
Gomrty Omrt Tak
Ish prince as passe:
damaged. The •’CeuC
■e. declared that h« thought that hurt.
t*« Legion show could
be mads
The
mweessful regardless o f the news, Bucha
pahbr nstorns.
V .• '
G ebrgk*0.v Herrirtg
declared ufo audience With Premier Mus
that The Herald had been espec solini. The passenger - was Prince
ially courteous to the Legion In Ferdinand, infante o f Spain, who
the past, yielding to that organi wah going to Roumalnlhn capRal
sation for three years on bdseball to visit Queen Marie.
Twenty minutes kfU r the “ Colreturns-and recently on thh Tunney-Dompsey fight. He said The Umbla” hopped o ff wngine trouble
>d, and the pilot, Capt. W.
Herald toW entirely Within
its developed,
Seka
hcllife,.w
ks compelled to
province to furnish* the ikrvlc.. to G. HlnchcHffe.
fulled to see a pole
tha public in the manner in which land. The pilot failed
..U u
torled
benewspapers in dUiar cities are do that 'was lying 'flherfy U
ing.. He dechm*H that shy criti nekfli <(liB’ graiiS dir thh'lfcndfrtg field
cism directed toward this news ahd fan Into It breaking one. of the
paper would bo in "extremely bad Undirig wheels and jarring the
ie. The occupants-HInchtaste.”
•m M U
svlne and tha. Spanish
P. M. Davison was the author of
nped out nonS the worst
a statement that the local "post
Ivemfre.
V.V
(Conllnusd On Page Six)
itlota of tHk rdaebine
shodld have a tBofbUfh
Influx Of Visitors
g probably rtflulring
[Vine mototed to Romh
Begins, Says Trotter
mi
8
£ * r are expected by AttornSy
G ecf/kl McCall.
7
*«ven weeks investigation
of>the floggings In CrenshawfrbeUjvo we have evidence warmatiig:
'iTMrw Were a rrived <m first de
gree mDrdgr charges knd placed In
the. County Jail hark In connection
with tbs death of a negro girl from
effects of a flogging. Those arres
ted are Thai ton Mlflfr, Marie Millay and Shelby Gregory, all of Luvema, Ala.
Tl\a negro girL Annie Msa
aimmona, died lust November
Nm
after
tolng
o whipped
. j
,in July
" - M»»t year.
Orand jujy invastigatlcm of the
Crenshaw county cases is expected
to begin Nov t. The attorney genoral will handle tha prosacutlon of
ril 8eW n » indfctod,.as fie did in
tha Jaif Calloway flogging cakes in
Blount county and
also assist
In the prosecution of evidoftce be
fore the grand JuiW.
I McCall hss tnvestli^ted the
Crenshaw county WWppIngs, which,
le s«yk are mbrk than k score ill
number. The sttdmsy 'general has
described ebndifions In Crenshaw
douhty as “k.reign.af tfvror,” and
u ld thut conditions there were
The influx o f winter visitors ■aid ha would go to Paria tom
from East and elsewhere hss be by rail and would sail ttn the
gun. Secretary Trotter o f the San emh for Nsw York. Capt. 1
ford Chamber o f Commerce, stat dtffa. who was engaged by 1
ed this afternoon. Tha Chamber of to pilot the "Columbia” s
■",h
Commerce la giving assistance in S h u ago, will Wttfrn to
the Maslrtg of houses, etc. to those,
who are making inquiries.
Mr. Trotter said 7,000 foldefk j*^OME.
UNB)—Ch
haVo been mailed out in the past A. I^afrine/Americsft 6an4->
fe if days to railway offices, boards,
o f trade aitd various bureaux of
information all ovs'r the United
dlance with Preihisk Mtnsollnlj] ^ r ; 1 *f-. U
^
States, In response to requests.
HAMMONTON,
N.
J..
Oct.
4Fully 15,000 are expected to to
it ..t o in
N8)—
MtS.
Margaret
Ulllendshl,
forwarded within the . next two
i Cafpeha
-ZuhtfL lasTiiSSZim . T O T*
WlUMh, Lilliendahl,
fW*
»
ldn M fkiid today to reenact hkr.ver‘ hit waa bbm
to Mkdume Musso'
““ “
'on In tto murder of hkr aged hus1NI» . weak kgo. This news interThe detailed drama which Was
to do f j hike bean staged this morning
ten iha Atisdn toad font milks from
1 i^ ria s V p ’ S ’ tlhK to did. Mus HaBbbntoh wlH probably never
solini -took a sheet of paper and a t « s place, fbr it Is rkmofed that
lliiendahl’s refusal was ut
marly In charge i b m ^ o m r ^ ^ i l a '^ a ^ f n k r $ ien .
Ire o f . her counsel, Charles
oo of Ssnforg, to telephoned to hla daughter EMa I
itouafortkAfafed by Chief
Is mornihg for lutrurtlng her to place sheets upon ;
m rrtld. Wafted'On the steps
is tsklog ” 8ol ’ c b fawn outside the villa so that <
lJl!lknd*hl home In the
ThillJds drovk !up to tHs
the widow* hditie.
ittred the house Mid In a
iaAs.i
i t k:
••
d*ys, having had an audlance^with Ifm
ft ;®
lie pop* yysterday. U rin e told 11 'ami
4 kes h* intended to hpp o ff short- ,*el
hnihd,” . and decided
» before one o ’clock. Fearing that thi
t e . * ! * } hhywd.lly able
IMi American mlghtnot to able to to
^
>. McNab succeeds S. L .
as weather obeenrer for
> He began Ms duties this
. Mr. MeNabb ta tempor-
//. -7n?:T?
tQc}.U‘
put out :
Cohim- i
» where i
ed h i
M e x ic o
AndOnlyMoag
ports Seep Thr
Over Thfee ScoCe SuctuinbTo
m effects or phtsburg
Stogies As Cfttord* JamCfty
Waiting Opening Of Sent*
Rebellion BMutiny C
«
-*
B t LE8 CONKLIN
u le r S
m
IntetngtlohMI Neds Service
. .. ^taff Correspondent
BY !NTHRN>
P it r g h u R d R , o ct. 4^ - o n s )
HER
— Sf»ty-lbteh visitors 111 ffortt the
FVOm teNIft
toffbet* Of ttolir first Pittsburgh feacurity whit
over events ft
a
,v& >NTG0M=RY, Alai, Oct. 4 , -
Col. Lindbergh’s
two
short
[la forma lit v ovlr, tha defend , speeches both urged airports In
resumed his ssst while th< the heart of cities so business men
store took s sscond breath could fly ta work. His tour, o f the
[reading of this Iridlettniht re nation 1s beirig made in the inter
bd that Mr. Ksy was chargee est of commercial aviation.
making’ false entries in con[oh 'With Certain general led
NASHVILLE, T»t1h„ Oct. 4—
■Continued On Pace Hlx)
(IN S)—The body o f Governor
Austin Peay who died Sunday
night, was taken from the govern
or’s mansion 'today to *he state
capitol where It will lla in state
*j* . 9' ’
ne janro playogroph'has begn Jnfront of thia office and today a
daobd on thfe second floor o f 'this
he fans an uninterrupted sendee,
r o f City Manager W. B. Williams,
i to have a portion of Magnolia
ata placed thftfe fo r the iornfort
knAger announced that he would
In the street, for each ganin and
i-operatiop The Herald acknpV-
b Rope t t Placed 'About Ne
The Herald has afvafag
gro’s K ett- Hh ft Askfcfl I f
Avdnue rOped o ff itfid i
If
C o-op eration " W ith Legton o f the fafia. The tajjy l
He Hah AnythIhgthBOy: He
Tells
Story O f His Crime
be able to place benchti
¥ Herring: Defends l W for (hfe kindness had
■< Rights t)f Herald ledges Its appreciation.
Negro Was Hired By
As That as thoWtifa I cbme in over the printer fnach.
Parmer To Kill Man
Scheduled Tri
lie f*aper f t C alled^C om m unH y’ s hie they trill he anmnrn ■ play by play thfough a mefca■ .- - V
Cancelled
or
B est F r ie n d ;” O th e rs
pHdhe aOid at theR aiA *] V |t will be recorded on the playPhhts T o 0
Mdb takes Rope FriftwAtotind
)n
In B e h a lf O f T h e H erald ofcrapli Which will gfve v a l baseball enthusiasts a view
T en n essee’s
,ol
--------Negro’s NeckToReturiiHim
o f the games as they -ai ifolhyed in Pfttslntffch at Fbrbea
Th* Hferald was made th4 target Field ahd in New ydrk ■
Safe To Jail Where Seized
WHe
Stadium.
- i o f criticism by a sBtmll group of
Meam
ja
np
rm
h is
o ,: T.nn;,
m m .,
uci.
The baaeball refurf i j r e to be received through Ih e
members of the American Ufifbh
(INS) t- C oI. Charles A. Lindbei L” !'W hich, held lu ’tndnttoy ihCetins International New* Shi
EASTMAN, QA.; O ct 4,— (INS)
J e , of which The Herifd is a ji—Triumph
who wan greeted bfr jnp*% 1
of a ntOb’s sense uf Jusmember,
and
the
plaVg
100,000 people when K« fcrdt
Jotml will be operated by The
Its blood lust returned
Hehiid. The bhseban MKInees will be free of fcharve Willie Thomas, a negro accused uf
Me Ndw York to Paris plane,
during a discussion o f the subject
"Spirit o f S t Louis,” down
r Invites the pvbHfcfto hehr the murder, to the Dodge ceuhfy jail
Memhis, todsy took a complete
today after he had been faWh
]o, 1n i^
H2 £ S r^ in «wiring
brv*“ .iS
join
i Bee Herald
the
ijro galne included.
:
1 hare
Of rest.
.
out to be lynched. Thomas con feeWefW Series result*.
,
I In Pittsburgh Wednesday, tfci fyd, according to the county police,
° Col. L/ndbergh’s scheduled <
A s a fesklt o l the netlon taken
fo A shrills, Tenn., hss been <
,
clock Sanford tlhie. The first that he killed W. H. Howell, 66,
by the U'Kionaires that orgahixilW k h y farmer, whose body was,
lied in reapect to the death
atlon will stirte 16 bWehkli maf£ s . 2 ^ l P k y ^ K th e 8m okr City and th e next
found bbried «n his fVrth yertaHhy.
>▼. Austin nesy and he will 1«
iheks it the CHy Hall, chatting a,
n, ^ e^ ^ k ° n October, 7, 8 and fc.
addition al
Storming the little jail last night,
•mall admission, knd Thh Herald
saw b9
I" m a fia s on
Will give its freb returns ®*front
game will b «g fn at 2
of this building. The Herkld’s offer
wsb tbM UWt 1lb was to Be hkngvd.
'of furnishing the boafd and the
JW nrn m t \ Did he have kny last weird to sayT
kervleh free of chaise to O»o to.
Thomas skid.he had. WUh amaz
glon was rejected after consider
ing
calmness, he told a story of
able discussloh.
having been hired to kill VowsTi
In outlining the offez.. of this
bV kh erteiky of the slain farifitr.newsaper,
URoy
Chittenden,
Sb cotrrlndrtgly did the wfe*o tkll
post commander, declared that al
hla story that the mob relented.
though The Herald had .been geiy
Even the brutal, unthinking spirit
jyoka in Its proposition ho was of
the dpihlon that the *Letfdh cduld
X
K lX Z r Z te S t"
|mal e more money by staging s
Pair play revelled. The men too*
skparato shoW it the Qty Hall,
Thome* back to jail.They bad not
permission ol which he aaW had al
harmed hJm. His stqry was repestAlabnma
Attorney
General
In
ready been secured.
sisto
That
7
Week
InveatlJ. H. Hlnterrhlster expressed
gatlon Will Result In At
the vfew that The Herald waa ehehtirely within fts rights to dffer
Least Hundred Indictments
the returns, knd although hs rfeog-
n
I t same so quickly so tu takt
mall crowd qf spectators bs
Cto surprise. The court ask*
ire were any more matters t<
ought bifor*
* m Besting before M.OOO pekplc-HS
Was driven
through- downtown
hfemphfjr and lflO.OOO: Me'raphlana
lined the streets and cheered him.
He wks at hlg hot*) two hours af
ter he landed.
A banquet, 1**‘ night lasted orijy
twu'hours and'Lucky
Lindy re
, tired. He wjll .not be disturbed by
' any,vfsltoa ^nd.allowed rest to-
t -arms; Judtr
George G. H
, James
H
len, Mr. Bolt
T h is ^fdwspa;
m M . D avison W l l V “W
m orrodr in P ittsb p i
sta lled oh a p la t fo i
p r fn to f fn ech in e tvi
b u ild in g th o rd e r t o
candidacy of Gen. Alvaro;
gon, have dmappmred- ,
reived at tha
game of the world .tries.
TS» general excitement fata W t
“T f*1 ‘ to k jjU rla o f IBM, When
th« Pirates battered in tha gates
o f pennlmfvllte afUir many long
and lean yeats ofifsappolntmeht
rtor dMa H
WRd Sn-
af Uchments
tlfya gsid si him i t .*
to be held next Wo
is charged Wjlto Hrin
policeman.
state* witndss,
>
i\
Thomas skid ha fifed at How
ell with a shotgun. According to the
negrb, BiHhanah; standing pearalso fired with a revolver and then
Helped him bury the bddy, HoW
ell's body wks searched, t o t ft
yielded ohty 60 cents. No kffort-was
made to search the farm house
where Howell« who was a bachelor,
lived alone.
*
Thomas. hdWeVbr, took HoWell*
automohriie, according to tto'auth
orities. The rvsgro was arrested In
as^ fs_____ i__’
L.
lit*_I 'ik a
J-
It.
Irssdy.on
breaking loose, no doubt w lllrelg ?
supreme^ at the first sign o f a
Pittsburgh hattirfg rally.
• The ball players themsehekWA*
-tkehlifg to get oat on PWrbre Field
‘ hrow the ball around.
Rkia
kept the. Pfiraje*' Id l« yasierdsy.
MW the ykfikses g o t lh billy 30
mihbtls of prsctrre. Today,’ 'how
ever, the kun gkfe Jttpiter Pltrrhik
tha bum's rush add tnuiehtions
ware that both tsams would baput
Ihfoligh a lengthy workout.
(IN S)—Set
Mexican mu
acts o f
that IB soldi
cavalry h h H
Ing there, an
The Yankees were to have had •wounded, ,in<!
tha field for practice this mofntntr, but Denis Bush, Whb Ik taking
no cHhncds with the eletnants, po-;
had seen him since Saturday. Utely lnf°fm«d Mr. Huggins that
Searching parties /wsre ^ent out, ,th« Pittsburgh practlcs would ba
and his body was *
, _ m __ p p p jp ____v. MRUMOTw.
Thomas was frilled and admitted
thk crime, police said.
,
• .
Buchanan stoutly denied any,connketion with (he crime. Ha” tfemcd
the negro’s *tofy’fk!ka fh e'Wry'pfctfclar. County polldefnan Ctevk Ho
tter* told the toads of both thin
w ou ld-to pfesritt to thk Z M f s
since the close uf the National. ,
Lakgue sasoo
has consisted
* N »t oxen'lses—'pitching ,hkk
aritto to tto tontBr'bf thk table.
FoUokrink todkir’ s Wqrkoutk, I
rival teahfs Will be faWy ftar’l
opodtok veip A y t h f bk|U” t o
fU tW fll Mss fone of the most
ukomlnerit ftnindrs ih this teetlon.
He Wkk (ntkrertkd In several banka
M torrived by tw o half-sisters,
id in a itaval stores business. Hs
survived by two 'half-alstavk,
las 'Allis Doughtry aid Me*,
isle Graham, of Lenox, d a . had
hsif-brothere, 0. P. Dwrehtito
mtaXf and A. r. Doughtry of
FowerGotitpw
In Daytona Id J
Of iarge Sum
eriand. ligh t Company
and robbed of bstwaai
f l 600 about U oclocj
r t S W »H*ral? office
i.recently and
other Injuria*.
ao<i
�T H E S A N F O R D H B R A 1-1), M O N D A Y , OCTOB
all civic bodies, newspapers, anJ i
Coolidge May Come railroads
over which the president,
would traVel if. he accepted the
Florida On Trip To proposed, route asking cooperation
in having him’ svlect it, Judge A, G. |
Campbell, president o f the north- t
Cuba Next January western
Florida association o f i
LEGION PARADES IN-PARIS
chambers of commerce has an-|
nuunced that hia organisation
would lend every possible assist
idge will visit Atlanta, Birming ance to the movement.
ham,* Montgomery,
Pensacola,
Crestview, Tallahassee, and Jack
BADE CiTY— Work bagun an
sonville enroute to Cuba In Janu
larging
pavilion at Lake loia bath
ary if he accepts the itinerary sub
mitted them by Congressman Yon, ing beach.
of Florida, and Secretary Frary, of.
Okaloosa county chamber o f com
w e s t p a l m B e a c h — $19^88
merce, this week.
contract let for repaving Royal
The proposed intinerary, which Palm Bridge,
wns submitted last Tuesday to the
JACKSONVILLE w_ Budding
president, would take his private
month of
train through the heart o f the construction here for
southeastern states. Six o f the August totaled more than $1,056,
largest southern cities would be 000.
visited and three state capitals.
Freridint Coolidge told Con
ST. AU G U STIN E - Contracts
gressman Yon and Mr. Frary that totaling $40,000 let for remodeling
he hr.d never been farther south and improving People's Bank for
<
I'-n ‘ Charleston. S. C.. he was very Satingi.
mirth interested in the route he
v'ould tr.vel on his visit to Cuba.
NEW SMYRNA— Work uiufcr
way here for extension o f whits
way lighting system on several of
principal stm ta.
.
npid Displacement O f Work*
Ing Mfcn By Machinery Is
- 4v»<l
y a ffil
\ gSE xSW
able to reduce the number of its
workers D:cause of the intr,duc", tion o f labor-saving machinery, and
aa more of these cevkcs ore added
tho tendency to throw more men
The American flag drew ihecr< from the heart of
and women out of Jobe will be pro the streets of the French capital at their overseas con
portionally increased.
milted across the United State, by telephoto,, shows
'A|**Is automatic machinery, driven
by limitless power, going to leave
on our hands u state of chronic and
Mrs. Duvall May Be Next Mayor
Increasing unemployment?" Davis
asked. “ Is the mscHine that turns
out wealth also to create poverty?
Is it giving us o permanent Job
less class?’' 1
I
The country, he continued, can
not afford to sit by and watch such '
a class grow. The Industrial lea,I- ’
•Ts must “ Invent new ways o f uti- 1
living, the man displaced ' by our
machine*. With the Invention of
PEKING, Oct 3._(!»-•(,
•War'clouds brolce over noni
China today when
Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian
lord, mobilizing 40,000 Km*
troops, issued a mandat*
daring war on Yen Shi n
governor of tha model
®f Shansi.
Chang's nag
charged the governor with
tacking Feng Tien troops »
ing handy with Feng-Yu.qi
against the Peking govern,.
52,
ia a Prescription for
Malaria, Chills and Fei
Dengue or Bilious leu
It kills the germs.
oners
Harding Memorial Takes Shape
Of The
■
gitoation, the speretnry said
Secretary Davis wanted it made
clear that he wns not counselling
any cessation o f industrial or inerhenlcal progress.
Troops Mobilig
In New China
'
'
•*■ .
IA
S em in ole F u rn itu re C o,
Constructiou ot tho ISOU.OQP memorial to President Wurren (I. liarding is wel' under wuy with the completion of tho marble work. The
structure If on tho outskirts o f Marlon. O., a few hundred yard* from
the tomb whero.TClC tho bodies of, President ujid Mrs. llardlii*.
A
D E C ID E D S U C C E S S !
INVERNESS —A1!t*h Lumber
Fompqny opens large distributing
house on A|iopkn Avenue.
ondens Iing CorapanlesHiivc
Invaded Field And I-nrgc
Capital Attracts Best Of!
\ • Musical Talent In Germany'r
BERLIN,,
Oct,
3 -(IN S )—
Berlin, onco tho centre of musi
cal life of Europe ami tho starting
grounds
for mnny IIinternationally
MI
mMM,
a
, . ,, ®
known
musical artists,
including
•pingvra, violinists, u.,..
and pianist*.
suffera severely from the uctlvity
of. the broadcasting companies, nrcurding to noted Berlin critics and
prominent musicians..
Radio broadcasting companies
l»nv* long invaded the field o f seri
ous, classic musical productions,
And owing to their enormour cap
ital. threaten to kill individual
musical activity in Berlin.
The
broadcasting companies can afford
many, and were it not for the fart
m iK iu trs
s a i . h.
T
V
«ro
tIIIT
HKillN.
V. FLoltlUA.
uc.
.
a*darn sight— ^
By naming Ids wife city comptroller, ,Mnyt»r John #L. Duvall
dlnnapolis put her in line for mayoruhtylf Duvall res|rns or is
nr. u result of his recentl conviction on charges r.f violating the
rupt practices act. Mrs. Duvall, ictured nboyc ut h<*r new desk, r
Ciaude Johhson, who left the controller's post to hecomo chief tcetlvea. The controller becomes mayor antomaticnlly upon rest;
of the mayor. ;.Jr.i. iHvull w mid bo the firnt woman mayor of/a polls.
’
noth', r fu .il Ik ..
i- •
A * .
ontcr th/n.ntcst in lilM
D
K 1 II R O f f e r s
T * " S u g g e s t i o n ’ s On
»i» |» touriuf Eur^ „„ New P o l i c e H e a d
- many's middle-class, once tha fore^
buHlnr8?
l>-’ « <uro trip, i . nidi
------- *
tpost concert goer, hus been nan- u ‘ mafriod: although her mother j.l- *!».• han.L o f its enemy. The riti- i
i psrized and cannot afford to huv ‘n**a 8,10 hu:1
young ailnjir* " f thin country must put the ad
- Utkets*for Individual concerts; sej° r“
‘
njnbtrution o f the low |n the •hands
r ond, people find it inconvie it to Another fartmus hcauty, Miss "• ,l* friends and keep it there if
lvave their homes in winter time ^orm * Smallwood, “ Mist America" !}I:*P
to bo freed from stenidress and run to the concert halls °*
'* having minor trials und,iP*- k’ ra«t» «»u*
corrupt pracBBw|jcn they can sit at home coni'- tribulution*. the imlirect result of
,
fortably In an arm-chair and lis- ■J,r having won a. beauty contest, 1 "The chief of tho police depurt• ten to the same artists whom to Accompaatad by her mother, Attfln. m«8t of BaoToril, if h? is to do hi:*
see and hear personally they would [*’ Smallmotj.
this
strikingly l,nrl in resti ring uml mumtnining
have to apend time and money for hnndsonw 2Q-yea?-«ld Tubs, Qklu., Ironfidence, must not comu to Ids
Several Berlin critics, although
“ v,bit
New York City
with the record of u gunihregretting this development, favor ° *ew daJr* “H" nn'i announced ,cr- or ktaftcr behind him. If ;»
- "praca” between tho two nntag.m- "'rough her attorney, thut she will Jc'tv survives and grows, law and
k Uta Ip the interests o f the public. a,*u walker «nd Edwin Meyirs, otdtr must prevail, law cannot
Tho only demand they put forth l,h,■*tr,::s,l nK*nt i , Nfor breach ufjwm respect in the hands of its
Doesn’t.'Think
est Is Unmoral
I slain, two wi-okn ago, centered to',1“ y,1a,M*ul Hie family burinl p lot of
|Willis 1tench. r»l»; poultry farmer
who is being sought over three
! stiues in connection with the niuruer.
Grnve-digg rs, working under the
direction of detectives, rescue-; the
i work. of upturning thu loose dirt
nbout the gruves, in the belief
thut the murder pistol inny huve
“°*n hidden there. Search for the
i weapon has been abandoned in the
! vicinity of the lonely road where
Ur. Lilllendahl was shot to death.
The authorities ore investigating
a letter, turned over to them by
Edison Hedges nttorney for Beach,
h i l e r l hr i V 0d0
Ml HAND
»••*
County
n tiH w
t i i ic
H y \ .y u :,| n v r . i i u r t iu v . u t i '„ i i k i i i- iis i : is iiv
: a it
u p c u v u iih s s ok
i i » t s i . ib is .
Its rianfi.nl Mi rnl.l |.iil,|l«li. ,|
v ui Hanford, Florida for
-her t. is*7.
of Kliirldu, l.'ounty of Hrmin.
me. u Nut.try Public In uml
>• Him* iilid COUl.ly l.fiirr, , |,|
th
u. ||. „
Me writer uml Another man had Person nllv
duly KWi.rn uc.
murdered Dr. IJIlieridohl breause 2K!h„ having !••«„ u_:..........
• dsposvs
— , — - anil1 ».iys
the physician had qyerehurged that i>H •'* oli\w.
Munagar of Th» rinnthem for narcotics. Authorities J
[i.ru Ur raid, and thut ilia foil,
believe the letter was written by lag K .to the l.-st of his know l-dgii
und .liollef, u trim statMinenl of th«
a crank.
niunaui-insni land if g
Hedges, wl
hr I'lrrulallon).
„f
,_K_ ‘ V
. publication for th»
on a charge of uiutng
to anSr
. - , B-mch
, - -shown In thr al.nvr euutlon rr
er.cupe proseeiftlon, hss den ed that unl/ea by the Art of Aogusi 3«. Vni
he hnd told Bench to -lef.vo the ••o.lO.lIrO ,n arc* I lof| H I. 4 'natal
i 1* * a" '1 Hrgulntlon*. prlnt.d .,n
jurisdiction of the court and de itu
j ’rvsrs.- of mis form to witclared thnt hr does not knew where
l» That fltn mi r u n and aildrrnsvs
irr. i-iiltor, manaulna
his client hns hidden himse’ f. Bmch
Ini's* inunagsr* an-:
is Jielng sought on n warrant
Nan
l‘o*t Office AddriNa
charging him with “ aidmg and
l Hanr.hotting” the murder. The fugitive
Hanferd. Fla.
non Admitted a c’lundt*9tin<? rnmanrp
u. j
Hanford, Fin
with Mrs. Margaret I.iilienduhl, Mapai
or
'
Sit iiford k;.,
widow of the slain man, who jn n .!^ ,
Her.
free Pn $25,000 hall ns a muter- 1 it I
Hanford. Fla.
Ini witness.
* *
I r. T
wners *rr:
Hanford Fla.
Mlnmt Fit.
JACKSONVILLE
h .i’ m
.
Hanford
Fla.
»* Trn*l
th» known
bomlhnldrr-)
nuu’ tgaurs. am) other security hold«Ihur"
S w - W8w-‘
/ i P ,to»Wln*
or
f,. ilht.il
amountI l-vr
of cent
|o,ni|«
'ui
f t a
••vuritles a r e : ’
I. That thr two
"»m -,tW .’ „VJ!
uf stocklm ldsrs and security bolder*
a* they appear upon tha book* ..f
t lh * company but a l s o / In ” *,-.
. where the stockh older or seeuMti
holder, uppea. * up,.,, , h. |HM.
,,f
|the company us 7ru»t*« or In any
other fiduciary relation, th,
i . h e parM.n
corporation fur whom
l ? h - ? !b ‘ I ’! , ' 8 “ ‘ ‘ In* **• *lv »n ; al,T»
l t h a l- t h e eald tw o paraataphs con.
Min statements em bracing a t f lp n " ,
full k nowledge und belief as to the
which stockholrlrrs und serurliv
h d rhooks
r"wWh°r
n,,‘ appear
thr
o f thr rompuny
a* upon
slock and securities In u
rfills*
t p acify,
ut hr*r>•.«than
lltvilel*
ihl*that*
.sai of... a> h.,na‘
lat.
"hit .FLORIDA
vlL- fruits and
months, in-
»u* fruit w
lH!RG •*—’I brides Rficrili
• : Boi*a Cciga Bay,; ijitlj |
l nilitA tn Ii*»/ls'hs*«t aabe*s-e t
f coilipitfti
th6y Uke my 80,68 manaSer—no!
Not
ii,is
h®Te anything to sell andean give !ho
nn w = /hei80° j peopIe of Sanford and Seminole County ki
Bnr»o -te « an-d appreciate and are ready to take advantafl
Bargain offerings and are far from being BROKE. *
judVimmM
<•**>«« In ih
, * have b
V'-ouniy
El«»r|it$i. «>$
A4
T*.* \i
! " r,f
|,Ym S
Noitel*I,* t0' ° r
Continued From Pngo 1)
Butles. It'a all up to tho girl
—nobody will annoy her If
usn’t want to b« annoyed.”
Augusta Malcolmson, young
’ r of Ruth Malcolm'a. tha 18-ycar‘24 was crowned
t' Atlantic City,
% thut when a
*cted into tlw
*h attention
.
'j
National
of/ors
» from
"•olm.
»ow nerc is the Whole Thing In a Nutshell:
It’s not because the public prefers us to any other fellow i
would content themselves to* *!i i- —-r ‘
Unlng in," leaving serious artists that uti! c; culuted
Jnc"r emP‘y °r h“lf ,H,*d UU4,i*
j a ' j t t <? ~«* *»r w..
K
S ’
f l l a;rk
A Corporation,
t0 te" “ to them—let them know it— 1
without a doSbt.Ca ~ ° Ur l08t tW° d° y8 80,68 con prove
an,d H,ard Time Cryers, FORGET IT! Bel
r n 1 " f° ; d' there- p,6nty of business here for all of us
wailinglCdTttons
IL T n J'Z :
^
y° U mU8‘ b6 ^
s e
l l
J W s s s r 1 ■"
,nstead *
advertise it convincingly, no i
#i * .« s «2m
Salford.and %kt 8 PU,,
together for “ bi»*fer, better,
grei
•
•
* !»•. '
.
%
W e Have Several More Good Offerin
portunity!
Don’t Pass It
Special
100 Pieces of Con,
One to a Customer
6x9; 8x10; 9x12; wonder
ful values, all first class,
for Tuesday promptly at
and other good mi
.
floor coverings.
L4 4 riT T r/..Oi
V
t
n
.
,r r
BUS
�.
.
&
r;.. *
' THE BANFpRD HERALD, TUESDAY, 0<?T0BER. 4, 1927.
Sanford" Herald
*■v- - ^
r.jt ..a”1-' •*
S*
t /P iu
,'tSwL.“
KDlTOfl
»«F
•-»■*——
-—~
•flfbw p f ,y—e - ~ **■*<
flcraU H u /itl'i F*»i^»r »n r»- -------- M I U
W »IM k. m « lr lM fr * «
*4 wiauM tlM i
» M i i tallr *•*»!•
_____________ « t m u
mt t t * U .
RtrtU la • » «
________ A M W ltln «f f» k .
Fra, U fH t h fn , « U A<*FrlUla(
■klrt rN iKN H * l r«k>
• »W r
I# u k u l l I t
■
______«»4II t f aakarrlplltt lUta
i tf4 ti It TtHfi akttltltlf
all
mt r lm lt llt t M wall M
■t kttiltNt m*lk*4*.
------- _ -J I---------------------------TUESDAY OCT., 4, 1927
t h e iir r a l d ' s im o c R A i
| o l > t t i « r It tllf lt4 rk ttlr i4 .
HltMthlUl.
W UttHF M i n r tilt *• itfk M t
lUlt,
. . .
% t CMtllt n lt t t f >1, IttM ItAlta
i ^ M M t n i l t t mt Mttlklr “I’t rW Wnk.
a la iP ttiM i mt kvIU lif
»••~
~
kdrlt, if t H a t t l
4— A c i M u l i r ckn i.
‘M fltU ta
mt HIr kMtlttt'.
•t s : irttnlki.
.
—
A
mw u 4 ■ t* tr» hatflltl.
11
_
___ ___ * ___
m i l VERSE FOB TODAY
' COD. BESlONDS.—rFor. Thou
—J art good,'and rttdy to for*
fro; and pleqteou* in mercy unfa ll th«m that call upon Thee.
Pialm M :6. /
PRAYER: Turn us again, 0
Clod, and caune Thy face to shine,
and he ahall be oared.
; ■ *>'
.
1
WOOD-OATH BRING BONG
Tlsra art the chips that the nxe has
. ■>>
Team Work Needed
th e tocsin.
to c s in . “Get
Governor Martin'* sounding -the
"Get your
shoulders to the wheel and put Florida over',’ seems to be
the spirit ofi most organizations and community leaders in
the state. Never before has there seemed to be such « need
for Unselfish devotion' to the cause of, community welfare, or
such a necessity on the part of ail to co-operate.
In calling attention to Tallahassee's Trade Expan
sion Campaign which will culminate in a Fall Festival, the
Florida State News says, 'There must be no question'of im
mediate benefit to any one individual. The subject must
lie treated in its broadest sense. In other words, self in
terest must be submerged f«»r the common good."
But as the News points out, whatever benefits the com
munity, benefits the individual. “ A community either pro
gresses or stagnates. There is no middle ground. Progressiveness is measured in terms o f team work. Team work
means the submersion of self. The individual is the cog
in the machine and each cog must function smoothly and
faithfully if we are to win the game.
Probably nowhere in the state has the rred for team
work been so seriously felt and nowhere would it be produc
tive o f so much good in Sanford. A loss of confidence in busi
ness through the failure of a bank and a loss of confidence
in City affairs due to extravagance and mismanagement
have left our people divided among themselves, distrustful
o f each other and pulling for his own, against community
good.
But financial matters are rapidly being straightened
out; prospects for the tourist season look good; and the
celery crop promises rich returns. At the same time the
work of adjusting the City’s affairs, and rectifying the
harm already done, goes rapidly forward. The restora
tion of confidence in Sanford's future is all that is needed
to make Sanford once again the most substantial city in
Florida.
hu : ;fo..u’ffh
,/,7
, l^ iw
f *icJU
T o ii,;;.
, r V *' *
Evar notice W ,aaay. It U to
daUnnlna wbathfr. they art mar
ried or oply thinking of being *0
the auto.
mat.
■
ion. Ha i u arrasUtl
Bkacy. Tba.panglly fo r plfaoy
khlladfv>»d*d trip to tba yar«l•fl*.
■
■V
■W# liavar Mievcd that Jack
Drtspiay waa a hollow, ahall. Wa
haw alwaya ballavad that hla ahall
waa stuffed with rn«eb and *om«
o f taid meat was '• yellow,— Palm
Boach Independent.
.
^ : ■......... ..
■■■
Babe BKth le *1* year* older
than h# waa In 1981 when he c>UbUohad a-world record f o r home
nina. which - •hg*- - *tood
until
Iff this year when' he -1showed that
lie la not in' old man' y e t . .. ^ / 1
■
'
It»A n »ttn
-o~
MR. BRISBANE HELPS
MIAMI HERALD
Arthur Briabane, advertiacd ua poi tum, it will *tuy. Florida ia de«“ the highest paid editorial writer j Uncd to be the wiInter lun parlor
erlivma.
in the world,” whose comme'nt l* ',,f ml,llon" of
published daily In The Miami Her*
This paragraph,
_ . . which undobt
aid. also has, perhap*, the largest edly will be of considerable advan
audienca o f any editorial writer .n tage to Miami, appeared simultan
the world.
eously in more than 200 daily newa
lo Herald published in Mr, papers and in 1,500 weekly news
pane’s column u few days ago paper*. The combined circulation
of the newspapers which printed
tho following;
The rest of the country will be U i* estimated to exceed 25,000,000
copies. It is fair to presume that
lad to hear that Miami, and Ftnrda generally, have wiped out " alt Jlrn "a p ^ ’000'000 PeH,,,° re° d ^
ilgns and reminders of the big
Mr. Brisbane’s expression of
wind,,
____ and are ready for another
proparatl
boom, with preparations
made for opinion doubtless was prompted by
his friendly interest in Miami. The
rdi. mi*
this season
si
record erowas.
opinion itself, however, wa* in
■The new boom will come, do not fluenced by his knowledge of basic
doubt It, and what I* more lm- conditions here.
/
*
Play, * ,th** ‘ man who
the? .avtolutidt)1'bill, and
Greater Production Florida’s Aim
TAMPA TRIBUNE
am'Jinmllg* Bryab; the man
fcfdmoua, IfWfbotb dead
Florida Is losing approximately other states.
from -dvdw gU tfe • Neither
it there/dfifa w t h w
In $77,000,000 a ysar by not produc-. Florida’! atm should be Incrensh overWbe:^
■■diad Ing sufficient crape to suply the ed producUon In the lines which it
:
f rs •• '
need, of 1U own people.
it i . best adapted to produce and
mV?!. - - —
•1
lor WaMfT j b f^ MUml con- s A f i g n s u s
s s i;
js* s - j * •
showed J | st of qie $111,000,000 in’
* v,rtual monoply*
Twenty
million
acres available
foodstuffs const!toned
inci
the people of n o rW a .^ o M y ^ ^ -: j 'or
or. , ln<
;r«Mtag this needed pnf
m & S produced In thla state. I ioction.
The total consumption does not
While feeding a large part of
possible ModldaU. Row about
Include grain canned goods other the nation with its favored prod!J « m V - .V krvi :M-,J ,
commodities not produced in con ucts, Florida could alao feed itself
mar Maktiif. k*4
I
appointed a slderable quantty In this stats. It ■—if Its agricultural output can be
only thaee things which. Increased proportionately to the
ll tn M
assessor
HJMSBS
_ lnaludes
Florida can- and does produce butt demand.
not in sufficient quanity to feed1 The 91,000 carloads o f fruit and
ha own peole.
' vegetables shipped out of the state
from September to July last can be
Yet
Florida
prouut
81
per* X £ ; prifh tr cant of th« nation’! grapefruit 81 doubled
with a proper development
and cultivation o f now idle acre*.
parceht
o
f
the
early
pepper*
21
iiSsjssrsai
t of the watermelon* 41 per And the Florida product will al.r ji ^
t of the table cucumber* " 24 *'*>'* be in demand— there ia no
pareent an the table tomatoes 391 danger of not finding consumer*
percent of the egg plant, 38 per- for “ U we can grow.
the early Irloh potatoes 32
Florida must devote it* best efover
porcent of the ceUry.
fort* to increasing Ita agricultural
production.
And with thla great product!
cam ’
•Ivnu* 30
Florida produce*
about
percent o f the ft
‘ which lu
But you cannot fool the farmer
soil ran end doe*
needed iverytlmc. .
you talk about
and conaamed by
who what hi* era
t In the m:.rIn ona. year
he kno
It coat to probese
1
w ^
v;
»■
s s .i
a w a ssp sts
What Price Coal!
As Brisbane Sees It
Rabbit*, Turtle. Ptlira.
Try Los Angeles.
That la the Place.
Well* and War.
fk y r r li k l 1*37 fcj Star C*.
EllonJ. Moogfaton
& -
HODGE, CAI.IF., Oct. 4,—Thla
ia written at flndge^Calif., on the
ao-ralM Mujave desert, GO miles
hack from the Pacific ocean, 2000
feet above it. Thi* writer
ha*
bought r.000 acres here, but
does not advise you to invest.
Rome day every
foot o f thin
desert will be green, but it la
not a place for quick money-mak
ing; no place for the man thatcannoj bring plenty of money with,
him.
,»
Will Hays, movie moderator and
king, has asked this writer to get
him a thousand acres or so here to
keep and forget. Paul J'houp, of
the Southern Pacific, with millions
o f acres in this region, will be aaked to oblige. Home day Hays will
be pleasantly reminded of hi* nurihase, but it Is not for the little
buyer or the man anxious to make
a living now without working “ tof
hard.”
Architect
First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
****
\ -)p '
TO
oo°
t o >n
Loch
Arbor
Prices
/
s
MeetToday’sDemandl
Prices In L och . Arbor
meet the existing conriitlons o f today— one
pays for merit In this
IT IS A LAND of great delight
After you have brought in your*
well, started your 4p horsepower
electric pump throwing into your
reservoir 100,000 gallons of beauti
ful water every hour, to see vigor
ous young alfalfa piotected in It*
youth by a cover crop of tall aedan
America’s Missionary Work
gjass, covering acres that were
bnrren desert and sagebrush one*
Ih a recent issue of the DelJind Nowh, VVickcs Wam- year ago, makes it worth while to
boldt gives un interesting discussion on the subject of "what invest money that you probably
we are."
The comment has to do
with our efforts in never will recover.
foreign missionary work and a comparison is drawn between
moral conditions in Americu and those countries which it
seeks to christianize. "Who are we 'to carry moral teach
ings to any country?" Inquires Mr. Wnmboldt. "Are we a
moral success ourselves?" The writer continues as follows:
"Imagine yourself n Chinaman in heathen China look
ing across the Pacific at the Christian United States. See
t waste that the woods the daring hold-ups in city and on highway— impudent
man left, W
bloody hold-ups; banditry, as bold and vicious as anything
■ring the bosket and pile it higher,
Heap it high for our evening fire, that ever happened in the wildest parts of the globe, occurs
Whrmth and comfort and food and In thq densest spots in our civilization; kidnapping o f little
—
.
.children and women and men; burning of buildings; murwfll b* iq our horaa to-night; Iders, murders,'murders, everywhere and all the time— some8haka th* ba*k«t abd pile it higher,
killing somebody; white-robbed gangs pulling folks
Bikp it high for our evening fire.
out
of
their beds and flogging them into insensibility; graft
'*
Cora A. Matson Dol*on
and
corruption
in high places; wholesale-slaughter by auto
.
i
.
.
...
mobiles
tin
public
roads; wild doings between the sexes;
, The Jdbr /mi*t''hiiv* gqt iweet
mob
violence;
rum
running; law violation of every kind and
on Mr*. Bweetin, . • . . j ; • ►,,
.
.character; half the population non-Christinn— and tho
> wttH nwt place* [ .’ Christian half divided into sects ending each other names,
Say at
to Konotnkaa too Uta. IChristian people!
■
0-— —
• •
I
"Is it any wonder that Chinese have revolted against
^ that fiflaen hundred aaah the'our Christianity, and have driven our missionaries out snyhalp S V r W t h i - ^ i p f ^ ,<Go bick nml Bave y °l,r own people; then come and save
118.
the tornado. .
’ .
. . . . «.>
■o
. 1
“ What reu.Hona ban China nr any other people to aclog permit* "fo r
cePl Christianity ami live by its teachings? Just these
Ch!'du/1tlf Sept* ittber totalled
reasons:
over three hundred and,fifty thou-,
“ Caat your eyes over the world and you will see that the
sand doltfcHb - Th4r* ■*W nothing’
sinmplahln' thht.
Christian peoples are the most progressive peoples; you will
ru.
!8ee that tfu! Christian peoples dominate tho earth; you will
n, caurt^f t S Mh t f t i J*s p r o « V ee *!ee th» t the Christiun peoples are tfcft most wholesome
rated HftUy.. Thftrs tfno doubt1peoples I *he most sanitary peoples; they are the richest peoabhot Iw having
done farce**- pies; th i most cultured peoples; they ure the peoples among
whom there is at- tho least misery; they are. the only peo
ples
who sing; pagans and heathens make noises with their
. T hV B4dhi'e4 T*V ' i r . ’ ’working
mouths,
they chant, they howl, Init they do not sing.
wall- hi.' NaW Y</k 'itgta.- A 'b u r“The Christian peoples bad as they are the best and
waa. j*cently,ienl up for. Ufa
altar slaaUng' two dime*. It *
happiest of ull the peoples.”
.
The Credit Association I. an <
ganixed society for the preven
o f Cruelty to Credit. Just P*y ,
bills when they're doe, and h*lVi
prevent this cruelty.
The Sanford Credit As»'n.
THERE OUGHT TO be 10,000
little houses for retired school
teachers,
fireman,
policemen,
clergymen and other deserving
people scattered over GO,000 acre*
about here, surrounded by a mill
ion chickens and turkeys. Riding
your hoise in any direction over
these soft desert flat* and hllls*you
meet nothing to remind you of
mankind.
Jack rabbits as fleet and almost
ns big ns small deer bound ahead
of you o v e r the sagebrush and cac
tus and lurking coyote* start in
pursuit and thank you perhaps for
rousing the rahbits. Desert turtles,
us big as a milk pail, draw in their
heavy heads as you pass. Coyotes
turn them over, tear o ff the under
shell, eat the meat; ant* clean the
bores. Thq shells make good bird
houses.
deelopment but todays
prices will
astounishingly
‘ Hnve
Box 359
WI
«—— jn 1007
m th i)
n r
ruins even the winners,
lead next time to govni.
itlon of capital.'*
led, they did not
Uwy dkt not want wa*r
ruling and not want-
Sanford
R H E U M A TISM
Bottles!
May be relieved by rational treatment—
it Can not b e rubbed away.
Are you one of those unfortu
nates who suffer with pains jn
your muscles and joints,' com
monly called rheumatism, making
you miserable, less efficient, in
terfering • with your working
hours, ruinin» your sleep?
You piny have tried many
things without relief. Why not
try S.S.S.7 For niuro than 100
years it has been giving relief In
thousand* of cases, ns testified to
in unsolicited letters of gratitude.
"I suffered from rheumatism
for a good many year*. At times
my joints would bwcII bo, I
couldn't walk. I tried almost
everything. Went to Hot Springs
■* • r-~, then finally decided to try
BOTTLES!
From a baby bottle up to a
ten gallon jug
Rear of
S.S.S. is purely vegetable. It
is extracted from the fresh roots
o f medicinal plants and herbs and
;lvcs to Nature what she needs
n building y r j up so that your
system throws o!T the cause.
3.S.H. is sold at all good drug
store* in two sixes. Tna larger
size Is niuro economical.
S. SOMAN
212 Sanford Ave.
f
Mack,TheTailor
Now open for
business
K O T ’S
204 N. Park Ave.
' \ ' A***_
Alterations— Repairing.
—
—
■!*
BOYS W A N T E D
Me Laulins
T
*
*" «
Jewelers-Optometrist
Diamond Mounting
A T ONCE
Engraving
Watch Repairing
Apply Circulation Department
M ortgage
THE POLICY IS
ONLY ONE
* STEP
The Herald
W* hav« unlimit mI
funds availabU for
loan* on improved
roeldono* and businet* properties t m
•mount* from $2,000
to $ 100,000.
When you secure Insur
ance from this agency, you
lake the first stoo to pro
tect yourself against lo**.
Then we take the second
step to make you secure
when our experts inspect
your property, striving to
cut down your fire hazards.
Insure with this agency,
and secure doubly depend
able protection for your
property. Talk with uh to
day.
Loan* cloaed Immedi
ately on our luepeotUn. No red tupe.
Low cost.
See or Addre**
Our
Local
Councci
S. R. DIGHTON
SANFORD
Baldwin
• 1
Mortgage Co
M
1823 Barnett Bank
Bldg.
JACKSONVILLE
. labor
:i
.T hen and Now
From eladge hammer to Electricity
A revolutionizing fore* that doaa!
work cheaper, quicker, batter ar
saves the worker.
Plumbing — Heating
£-
ANNOUNCEMENT
BOTTLES!
S.3.S. I took a course. In a
short time the rheumatic pains
entirely left me. I am now in
perfect health, and want to add
that I have tried all kinds of
medicine* but I think S.S.S. is
tho best.” Eari C. Campbell, 115
West Main Street, Johnson City,
Tenn.
A. P. Connelly &
Sons '
—
inquired?
Realty Co.
If. G. WELLS Is useful bccauso
he la not afraid to let hla Imagina
tion work, and write down what >t
tells him. The average man i* ‘
afraid to say anything he cannot;
prove, by someone dead 100 or
1000 years. Walla says another1
*
war, more terrible than any is on [
the horlson. 'The omens are us ^
plain now as they were in 1007,” H
It Is to bo a war from the fir, gas
Established 1908
suffocating whole cities, inatead of { 224 Magnolia '
Pk*ae 48
bullets killing a few thousand*
wholesale inatad of retail murder.
WELLS CONFESSES THAT he
was surprised when "that profe*.
slon of ruthlesa semitive medio,
critics, the military profession” al
lowed the great war to happen.
Fortunately-,there Is a chance that
Wells may be aurprisd again, by
an almost Indefinite postponement
of the big gas war. What every,
body expects usually doe* not
happen. The world’s greatest powsr, high finance, lot better organiz
ed thaa aver, and knows what It did
you
low!
DeForest-Santord
Tiys IS A PLACE for men
with money or rcul workers. At the
t.o* Angeles fair recently, the blue
ribbon for the best alfalfa grown
anywhere, wm won by th7 llodge
In others, for whom this place 1*
named. When the war ended the
$5000 to Loan
two brother* took land here a*
homesteader* nnd under the sold
on First Mortgage
iers land act they cleared their
land, dug their wells, built n 1300,.
W. J. Thigpen
000 gallon reservoir, installed their
pump, all with their own hand*, I'hone 715 Brumley-Fuleston Bldg, j
kleeoing ut firat under a lean-to,
working eight hours a day for'other men to live then working addit
ional hmtr* on their own account
And they get the blue ribbon for
the finest alfalfa in the country.
This I* a good place for inert will
ing to work like that, but they are
not numerous.
THE WONDERFUL PLACE to
see l» GO mile* west o f here—Lo*
Angeles. There is the place to go
taking iriney with you for Invest
ment. Harnessing the Coloradq
river, now a certainty, thank* to
lliram Johnson, Herbert Hoover
and President Coolldge, will doubln
Lo* Angulc* vnule within a few
years. And with abundant, cheap
powor, I.os Angeles, now nlxth
manufacturing city in the country
with six thousand industries, will
rise rapidly to supremacy. Able
business men Julius Rosenwald of
Sears Roebuck, Firestone, the tiro
man; the Good year and other big
concern*, including the powerful
Henry Ford, are building huge
Lo* Angele* plant*. Labor is abuml
ant, rents and living are cheap,
and there la no coal problem be
cause you do not need coal. Tho
man establishing a plant here >4
wise on his own account, far-sight
cd and a benefactor to labor.
be/ ‘ found
"Service You’ll Appreciate”
JAMES A. SANDS
.833
••».Sanford
• Are.
Phone
Select
|
CHRISTMAS
EifU NOW on our new
easy payment plan. &
!er
Only 76 shopping d*ye *
1
y\.
e l e c t r ic it y
Puts In man's control a
a r;
force. Instantly available <
tl*a* multiplies hla production. Increases hts earnings and conserves
ftlahealth.
.
^
-
wtjrY;
U8E ELECTRICITY!
TjS»
t
�Ja.>f iSr'j.i
h i t np si
iv r tii:
, k r .o n m .i .
INOI.K
* 4<
.IV
. . . -------------- llltA I.V M .fi UI
ItHi
n iic T
v o T irt: o r n r r iT io \ to tr
TRSO Cfl 111*011ATP. I.IPH OFSlJ
v ia im A iv A o i: iiisTuicrr.
N'GTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN
n i l - p-r-wiM Interest**! In thr-La?
Office telephone 118
MBS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
In SLAVtA DUAINAiH: I»ISTItI
Residence Telephone J859 —J
fir ri^mlnolB Oiontjr'. FJorl.la, tha1_
petition. nskliiK that -the cor perat*
ill.- i f ».ilil illstrlrt I-.- tu.-Ti.l4o
from u p«r:o»l of tea year* from iM
CHULUOTA
P i p e ° r g a n C l u b H a s G r u d g e F i g h t ( G i v e s Record NumberOrlenfnls Go Sth. *1ay of tiny, I9!t, to .« perlnn
of
thirty warn fr*tn the sin. .in of
iW B w ,
To S*t ra i ta ; Settlements
y. 1926. hs>* been Ml
Mrs. and Mr. S. B. L<njr and Mrs. M e e t i n g O f M e m b e r s
F ans
A c tio n
Escape Danger*. Infesting offk-e, nml Jfou amt ear of you si
.v
r- jwti
..in,,.'* .j, -.v.l
; -j.
J. E. Snyder motored to Cocoa
ifl
ur ;,n tL
I*v i. j>- H . 'jn it y .:
.
Their Home Country Now
" PP,arnot;,rtlater
tSr
Beach last Sunday and had dinner ‘ •Oh Monday afternoon, the regui f'* occurring
a* A,
-W* than tvranty dnya after thl* Notice
M ila n © P ic t u r e
lar meeting of the Pipe Organ I p
in Titusville on their way home.
:JA ■ %
lias been nat*U*he*J Tor Tour weeks
By Internationai News Servict- at
Miss Thelma Wagner is spending Club of the** Baptist Church, was
the office of the TlerW of the
PEKtNG,
OCT.
1.
(I
N
S
)A
Clroult
Court
of
Seminole
I’olaoty.
the week end in Sanford as the held at the Church, with Mrs. Guy
A gringo fight for the e mpionnumber o f Chinese iif^. IKlorlila. an<1*show rauiec If any there
guest o f Miaa.LouUu Russell.'
S. Selman and Mr*. R. F. Cooper ship o f ii rough and ready
ment record
m igrant*
nea<
n t ‘ h,> v h jr tha COrporatu* Ilf- ..f «atd
TU ESD AY
g
ra
n
ts
sannohf
>ugnt ttho
se • p
e a cen ant1d
; ,i*n|IlilKe district should not n.< .>xasB hostesses.
. ,
|j„ on«* o f the exciting ihe [ents in
A number o f the Pheonlx UtU#> B
HHB
lea's Club of the First Christ ity men arc at, the Chuluota Inn , T ho class rooms were beautifully "The Rough Riders' wli
i* prayed In wild t^tuinn.
til be snfety of the Strnits Settlement.1t.-n.tn.i
lute
of
first rtpublication:
13th
IMt* «iJep(<mb,
f flrlt
putitlrallnn
church w ill meet «t 8 o’clock w
froni dimge rods nn,t
while completing the light line here, twcorafed
anu . torhiilont
turDuicnt.:! lU>..„|
jjit,
»
. , , with baskets and tow
- - h at the Milano Theatre’ f
be-home o f Bit . Frank Marler r Mrs. It. L. Dann has been very of plumbago and nnt'gonon, carryv
-*
v. k. d o i ' ul .om S'
;ht fan Cbinn last year. ActMnling to of
Even the-------most rabid
.Clerk of the Circuit t;..urt of
, 5 .Rose Court Apartments,
HI for several days but f& able to ing out the color scheme of pink, w ill get rt thrill out-of
punish* ficial figures, 348, 5i»3 Chinese n-S em in o le t'oun tv. Ki.irlda.
green and blue.
again.
oetine o f Board o f Manager^ bo
two 'ived in the Straits Selticmcni
ing 'encounter between^
, .
By A. M. WiT.KH
during
102C,
although
that
number
'Deputy
f.’ l*rk.
he Woman’s Club sit 10 o’clock
,
The
club
attended
theViei-ttng
of
young giants, Charles Farr#!!,
Mi s. James Wilson speht the day
was offset by 120,308 Chinese re
the \V. .M. U., who are observin'! lending man, npd Fred Kohler.
shoj n£ Hi Orlando Tuesday.
■ dub.'
Kohler is the top-sergeant apd turning to their native land.
JA E, Snyder, Mrs. S. E. this- week as a Week of prayer.
;hters of Wesley.Ctaw o f - flu?
Too I,ate To CJassify)
Another record watf broken last
Knrrell a sergeant in the i’ara,odist Church will hold 1regular Lonf, hfrsi James Wilson and M rs.i After this meeting. the membe
tn „ business meeting at 18 A. G. Wagner comprised a party repaired to their class rooms, and ^ntount production. Uoth nr©rbmts- year when 95,71*1 Chinese women
the regular routine o f business cr* and they have an intense dis- anil children were included in the .Office Position—open for boy
ek- at the class rooms at' the driving to Plymouth Thursday.'
f
j
h i
•IIM1
Ilk < , I
V* .»
ch
"
' *
• j( * ME Chas.'' Mayor of Orlamio carried out under tlie leadership like for each other in the^ Wrcen i’lindgrntion figures. Practically I fifteen or over. Small salary bde
. I . ,-['
X
,
Ot
(nil of these Chinese come from-good
chance for advancement;
irian C M * of Baptiat Church was host to n party of Friends nt of the president, Mrs. J. 11. Col- story-.
1, ?rilCj Tik*ht SC’ttk’tl {)1101
**»»■rll*
JRO
tl f1'fiI*ti (Chinn
KifVfT nnn
i3 <dare
Ini*o, *bf
t eaoi a<I ^Jca-^y hours after School; .prefer boy
dough. Roll cnl! was responded to
k,« . * **
* *4
1 'Ifo
0l,lhem
,‘ ftttrncied
[meet at So’ clock with Mrs.' dinner nt the Inn Sunday.
l< • »
, .i
nil the question' whether cton»|kl' the prosperity and demntid fo r who has wheel.
1 Murphy at -1B12 Palmetto
V. R, Mathews of Daytona Beach by naming new inventions.
iv
ese^i
The
next
meeting
of
the
club
'
rally
hurt
each
other
in
-screen
I
labor
in
tho
Straits
where
they
are
Circulation
Dept,
was
Iregitered
at
the
Inn
Tuesday.
sue.
‘
will
be
held
Monday
at
the
home
of
fgh
ts.
Director
Victor
Fhem
iii'vas
'free
from
military
oppression
and
• Thtf*-''Herald; .......
Jnole Hlgh*’ BJhool Parent- He & in charge of wiring crew at
•Mis. James F. Hawkins on, Park ! a well-known athlete and -woxer I war demands. *
|
hhem Association will meet'-at the Pheonlx Utility Co.
The only other year which np*-i
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lowery of Avenue with Mr's. Hawkins nnd loncc on'a time. James IlqytMfifJt
ek at the high school.
■m
f■<*V• f
e / l i H stIIV
- *♦
WEDNESDAY
. J DeLand were tho guest of their . irs. Morris Allen as hostesses, Jcameraman, used to. 'btfrthA fly- Iprone bed 192tf In numbers of ChiDuring
the
social
hour,
the
host[Weight
champion
of
'
the
pkcifio
jbes«*
immigrants
was
1911,
the
year
m l.’ .. •
inscription bridge party at parents, Mr. and Mrs.E. E. Tribble csse3
served » tasty salad course c'Jnst. Realism was tho watchword of the revolution which overthi
irew
i K of C. Hall on Oak Avenue at for dinner Wednesday evening.,
with fruit punch.
Smashing punches thmit ,-ivyiit the empire.
[’dock under the auspice! of thti
Members attending were Mra. C. trim t,o their mark left nrgrkA and
i i '
_ Society o f All Souls Churdf
V Anderson Jr., M rs.’ Morris Al welts on the faces of Both'myn.
ROMANCE BLIGHTED
Grapeville | sn, Mrs. Francis E. Bel::,’ .Mrs. i; Twelve hundred Rough Riders fbr
iness meeting o f the Woman’s’ I Upsala *&------------------Tyy.fr
. nt ;t o'clock.
-RlBerjr, Mrs.
.Bryan, Mrt. got it was a film fight and w^nt
llOLLYWOOD.L CfdiLv Oat. 3—
Rev. J.,s. Clark will preach ip
Roman’s Club reception honoring Upsala on the first
MN y l— li er.room nod o f t Vo weeks
[ teachers JrV the Sanford Schools days of the month
turned to ashes, (Vlio Deiargd,1
TODAY
14 o’clock at the dub house on 11 q’clock. A donation
sci-en net reis who' recently -play.
Last Time .Today!
|k Avenue;
«d
in
minor
roles
i
supporting
;Do?
given him for his
“ THE ROUGH RIDERS’ *
tores I' ul<Rio,n committed suicide
THURSDAY
in the Sunday School
'An immense production of the
hero
today,
by
driakinn
chiorofornt;
John Bender will entertain
moat ronintjo organization the
?*Xv Eck“ rdt and wif« “ nd ^Ir: Mrs. A. C. MoLendon; Mrn.Ttobo't -t mi-windup afftlir
Ribera of, the Idlers Bridge and Mrs. Westman nnd Mr. and Mnnska. Mrs. More land, .'l*-s It c
world has known—heart aches,
STL'ART—
Martin
,
County
to
rib'at 2 ;4o o’clock at her homo Mrs. Magnuson
were
supper *vote -in proposed issuance of
$L- thrills,-—whphvifuno comedy—an
guests at tho home of Mrs. Hilmn
it
[ West Fir?t Street.
American picture for red blood
0 ■ft.cuio road nml bridge bonds on
llj'
ed Americans.
i*.! E. L. Class PC? the Virst Bap- Lundquist on Sunday.
SpptemlH-r 3Q.
Mr. und Mrs. Emi! Magndson
Church Will hrl*et at the home
R. L. Garrison on Rich* were dinner guests on Sunday nt Stoot, Mrs. Voile Wiliams a .d r.liv.
WEDNESDAY
supporting the move for n chungv,
Avenue. Cars will leav? the home.pf Mr. and .lira. Noah Clifford Walker.
“THE WOMAN ON TRIAL"
A
u
t
o
I
n
s
u
r
a
n
c
e
!
^
reply
with
the
assertion
that
the
Fry and Wednesday at th^ Ballinthe church at 3:30 o’clock,
Pain Negri Acting! Her finest
cost was of small consequence us
fSeminole-Chapter No.- O. E. S..
picture!
“ The Woman on Trial’’
compared
with
tho
annoyance
Ily International News Service
offers
you
the thrills of great
[ill hold regular meeting at 7.30
BOSTOIVt- : ( ) / : ‘ I.- j A definite caus'd by the details of the pro
* < x n d
g e t
c iw a y i v i t h 'i t
Sanford Jjerald in this section, and
est films ever produced.
ek at the Masonic Temple,
movamertt tb brlmf about.n change cedure required in Massachusetts',
in
Lake
Mary,
having
added
some
Comedy
It
was
nlso
contended
that
the
reboth Side PritfiAry School P9rin tho Massnclntsotts^ompuhvory
“ WHAT EVERY ICE MAN
In some states, particularly the state of m»b
.iitomnblle insurnneo Imt-has iteen cmuionnl industry of tho state
t,Teachers Association wilisneot 45 new names since he took the!
KNOWS”
job.
i
started
for
the
benefit
opthe
sumiwould
suffer
because
of
the
nntioyrirr.ony, trumping a partner’s ece U axuamtexli >
|g: 30 o’clock.
<f *
Aesop's Fables
’Mr. and Mrs. Sonblom of Ormor residents uLthe state.
*-i nnce.
FRIDAY
w « c to bfl.feiiiii;
mund Beach recently spent a few
Edwnrd G»
Staeyi, •secretary
Hotel men of this state have atThe Dependables Class of th^
_______
_______.
______ , of
COMING
Irdo No* 6 of the Methodist days nt the home of Mrs. Wnlfrcd „Methodist
Sunday School, held its [the Massachusetts (section of the .tested that wealthy guests were
,ow pf sea»Q(v i..
“THE IMG PARADE"
ch will meet with' Mfs. Min- Pierson. On Thursday night ail .’regular monthly business'and .
NVw England Council nnd secretary lifqiiHf i** other spates becrtu-ie they
Frct^teen Iwato found ff’tMy'htft T h e y **,
,tri ■
at her apartments in the the relatives, enjoyed a few hours clal meeting, Monday evening at of the Massachusetts stale Cham- Sinfused.to go to the trouble re
Apartments, at 4 o’clock,
nt tho home of Mrs. Alma Neesejjtht* Church Annex. A delicious buf-[ber of Ctrmmen*© is'ditteting thd WHlred by th;> Maasachusetts law.*
nerienn Legion Auxiliary w ill m honor• of henbirthdky. t -j
(jr.-t ;supper was sorted and a ftbeial |move
■ i
<!v t Advoc iteu of the change in the
' ,-1 . Iff *
!«.•
■
n lo n ^ id e ' lUc c a r d tjildcy ;ih ti\
|
pt at 4 o’clock at tho Legion; j Thefd 'was a.goigi atlrndamc at houi
hour enjdyetl after which business
Mr. Stacy ’ hna ' \irgrd that uft'V- would have .n four months'!
I
1
*
'when
the
ln‘
j
u#e^|
tibgtner
get*
iairly-incan"
1
*greater enneossions bs/ifiven -the Ijpcjlpd ^ exemption from the in -i
i»s Union oK.THn
oK tTHnrpijnyi
the Dejrp«s
... . DC- »vus ‘ transacted.
After the reading of.minutes nnd Rummer tesideflt 'In 'illnsstt^husetts i'i«uvnnce Liw lto, granted aumnitc
uscription bridge party given Irious salad, sandwicnes and cof- Y A
’ TRUEMAN'
'.’ f e #
he Beautification Committee ffe were scrvodi by-ltho hostess in Ihe treaiurer’s repert, duer Were, "h o is now r^quilrd to nihke his reijtlenu; particularly if their cars,
j,
.
buea tuit o (cv /jle^ s like thiaz
m
in
sutvil
in
thdtr^own
states.
!.
•aid.
There
,waa
a
discussion
as
to
au
tom
obi
In
iurfrfrnnch
emifhrm
‘
to
.Welfare' Department«ef the Her cozy little' home; '^Members paii
•FERTILIZER
t f i t k w m w . •’Silk’.’ "lUIMh ’ LtWtf-’ the furnishing of a rbom ht the the Massachuyette rift^ltdrtf polRy.
in’s Club at 3 o'clock.
CO.
^
* IV T ill: t o l l IT OF Tin-: COCVTY I
Jen Club will hold meeting quist, Mr*. Alice Lundquist. Mrs. now dormatory’at the Ofpanage nt ’ l
Peirson, Williams, Borrell, Vihlen, Benson Springs. The OrpahAge will
•it nt.i:
o’clock at the Yacht Club.
itam
iivm! rorNTV
. mfUlpKl
Robbins, Hunter, Magnuson, Tyner bo dedicated on October!!?, and the l" i,A?
MahS Office’ niuV
SATURDAY
k iiiiiiiia ,
-? v
t
I
followed -by a
^ acy.
olncM It« mte
and Ballinger. We were pleased to doJik-atiun will
llie Caialr e ft T, I’. Hay, dew
it**.*-# .^
Factory
dren’e Matinee at 10 o’clock
*WC
penned,
btirbecuc and picnic, Quite a largo
P d #. 11
tiHph UH ifSlltt wJ
...................................
IV
r
il
it
l
'
o
i
'
i
p
f
OK
T
l
l
f
i
,
t'O
t'S
T
V
Jackaoitville,
Fin!*
.
Fivvi,
VdTlUF,
I
number of members of the Depend Jt'IH.R.
• .y tc'rici; (ip u k k w h v , u i v i a i .lum
ime-r utime
.r-*.x m* ..
n m • sewing,
nc w in « ~
S able* class arc planning to attend
,n l .^ ov Y ^ w h o coTgW c o n lln u e t o talk m e^ p after’’ 4
sinii.vnt.i; c o u n t i ', iT U fi; o r ap e uiulerelane.l will, nu tli-- !'lh day l
‘ Local. IteprcHkentacm
.m
i
n
i
s
<»f Nnvcml-er. ,\. r». I SIT, tiresent u»J
this affair.
Rpftiitu gMcli a'svvtNttlyconiritetatisvWhfNpti.----nn T un j m t a v b OK: -B. I’.tt- ■llto' liunurithl,.. Uounly . Juris* o f )
tlve
s. William t z
el j^wpd baby —The member* discussed-the nd-. ineri>.
•:ii i»loul,- c.iupiy, Flurldn. her final >
DrreasSfl. IN PittCniXTK.
you
r o th e r hal#,
A
Mrs. if. J. LehmuifmotBcad to Usability p f having a -table of fannd Mrs
rclaru,' juvnmit and vouchefs a s !
J
^ ,
yL id t - t » V b r a kn*. < u j o i o r t s
F IN A L NOTIC’ D
Mrs. Raymond Phillips as Orlando, Tuesday where they cy work nt tho' Christmas bazaar, -NOTIPK TH H tm K ’ HY (IIVE N that adittlhlslriilrlx nf tn e rststc <.f T. F. j
C
risp
y
,-cr
u
n
ch
y
,
iolfiyt
prefects
In
k
e
d
by*;Lij
l
il<tc«n*e>l. « i u | , a t said times
eases.
C.
I-.
Derby
, Jnd it was voted (A'dft'sd. All nu-mj tlm un.l.-rslgnul will.., nu the K-ili IHurti
spent tho day.
Iliya,nml
(her--..inako
npplliail.ui
t
u
’
1,1 I -'U n cb d it Flaldriw khtobth o v e r m a n y dtfflthlv -I-JfMJ
stay f.f November. A. D i iS ji l. ,pr«**nt
^15® ^ WFW bjiag} timir «'Ak' to tpe ilonornlili. (^ounty J oiI k *’ at tliifi'MafA, Ju !«.•' fo r a final t« t l l u - ).
Mpe Organ Club wfUT *rn
int-ht"
of-t>*-r
ailmlnlsirurttuu
;.uhl
'
■
'P
h
on
o
818'-:>
'”9f
i;|
to
tne
meeting.
:
rs; C /J , Wolfe and^ Children,
S.-iti Iit.. Ic I’-iunty, Fturlita.
i b e r tlnal,
SO o’clock at the home' o.
’
j|A dk«(fh|M k p t e w i j i n ’i J
,
• A.)'. W J. -•»!.
*-------in 9* -1---*
* p-stwte. and fur n a order .dlHcliarpliiK
Vt.urhers
nu
i-Mturn , nrrnunt and
|mes F. Hawkins on Park Avcnuo former residents o f Stanford but 1 At the cbncln'dirt of routine W
Itru' us such ndmlnlslrutrlx .latcd
^■.'parties
and
picnip^
Th©yre good'anvllfnieD
Vxsrufrlr
nf
th*»
Plstats
o
f
•!*.
•Hetsrsf
■
Btorago
;
tho Iritlt uay o f neptemher, A.
rs. Hawkins and Airs. Mor now o f Jacksonville Spent the week business, th o'election 'of officer* tier eqsrtl.
srii. nail
nml nt
r?, time: then unit this
at safil
sau
Sanford
Feed
&
D.
1933.
r,
.
with
iced
drinks.
They’re
fine for bcMccti*6*1
}
for the ensuing year took place, re therif. ntaki* nppllentlnn
IOI
to the said
end here with relatives.
in as hostesses.
" r - ' -RftSA 8.' IIA V. .
' v’
Suppty'Otf. •- *
sulting as follows: President, Mrs, J ikIv .’ fur i> final settlement o f Imr
meals and hcforc-wc-go-to-bcd lunches.
.' ..
As adm inistratrix o f lh » KsInrie R affo'G irls of the Methndmtnlirtrnttnu nf said <-ntut«, and
tate of T. Y Hay, deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Johnson an- Earl E. Jones; vice president. Miss for nn order dlsduirKimi her ns cucb
llst . Church will meet at the
A
n
d
try
th
em
w
ith
sou
p
,
w
ith
salad*
wlt^r
Esther Hugheyt- Secretary, .u
.Miss executrix.
■
W h annex at 7:30 o’clock with nounce the birth of a son, Tuesday, S " " 1? ?
Dated this the 20 day of tteptcinc h e e s e , w i t h d e s s e r t. G iv e t h e m t o the* ,j
O
ct^er
4,
The
baby
has
been
n
“
«
heJ
!
Treasurer.
Miss
her, A.
IVIT.
pis Ethel Tilils and Mi^s. Mattie
naZtii
Liarsi Rankin; Reporter, Miss HobHenrietta' Udwards.
c h ild r e n fo r p ie cin g . T h e y A te"very easy « * l
named VranX
Frank Thn,„\nr.,
Theodore
Chapman as hostesses.
A s executrix nf the Kttlalu o f
bUr Chapman.
U.
Peters.
Deceased.
to digest.
^ Ti
Those-present wore Mrs. W. 8.
■
Miss Josephine Knight returned Thornton. Mrs. Enrl E. Jones. Mis?
..’,!P. Lyman of Miami motand
De
s
u
re
to
a
sk
for
U nceda D a k e iV
Ashford Monday ' spending the" Saturday from* Lakeland where she Marion Hnnd, Mrs. Roy Williams,
, llf
!• ¥ V » «-* * ■...f'lj *|«
hero on business.
a
has-been spending the past month MS*s Ruth, Moss, Miss Nell Wllprefeols.
P
■
i
•
<* **i. : id'll ,a\:
With her state#, Mrs. C. M.. Price. limns, Mbs Nanette Me Donald.
I
V
•V •' \ ‘
1 I*- h r Strelff of Savannah, Ga.,
Mrs. E. C. Smith! Mrs. Burn
•- -* '
t-tpb
f-Sanford for. . as . indefinite - H f R . Gil! o f Miami, of the Steele, Mh * Rankin, Mj.-s Luna Proper:JCWucy Action Ii^iore Thun
here on business.
’ • •' D^ r jm p^rtuai,!.
Florida Power anti Light Company, Mae Fleming, Mis* Pauline Al vert,
’i’hc*. License Laws of Florida provide that "No person, firm or
arrived here Tuesday to spend u Mr». A. K. Sboi’Ainker, Airs. if„T .
A
S
wc
grow
ojder,
tliere
is
R.'Mason left
Tuesday for few days in Sanford on business. Middleton, Miss 'NVMo Williams,
XTL Apt to*be a gradual slow
corporation1shail uogiigo in or-tannage any business, profession
ille where he will spend a
Miss Esther Hughey Miss Fran
ing un of bodily, functions. The
•i a u aihi ->i•!&,! n-il»r*tn> ■ I i th i*
*
days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickson nn- Hughey nnd Miss Bobbie Ohapm
kidney* Ore the'hlood filters.
, '
--------■
nr
ocimpatiulwnmleiH'
h
Suite-and
Uoiinty
License
nhull havo
DAuhce. the birth- o£ u daughter,
If tbeir set!art becomes slug
iM lfefffn ttW n Lee of P v ftt,' Monday,,October-ii, ut..their home.
*-o.
gish
they’
do
not
thoroughly
•p«ht thp dtfy r lUrb Monday The baby has b«#n named Eliza H. E. Harrison o f Bluffton.
been pt’ecurod’ frottlithe Tax
o f the County.”
tySo’fudt art
spent the day here Munday ftttei
jr'-guest at tlie Vildea. •
'..w ■1
(ilL
: « .1) * |-ft
beth.
- ’ V it ntedtMHbt fastn
in); to Business. . ,1 LiCehiil^bceltThe ihie OctohcV11st, those concerned please note
[/and Mrs. R. H. OWeil of
rt-X- » a » ^ 6***^ *«li**
* #
i / iH Hiilii f’u *+
r 1
i
,*
3t|nngging-bceolcdihe, drowsy
Mrs;* M. Kronen, Mr*. W il
L
i ,
...
.
" , - i k*v*.*■I t ^
•’ 1
-T
-f
HO, 111., were among the vis'
h-sdoche* oqd,. dizzinesr. A
Mr. nnd Mrs. H, Spitzo of Tampa
liam Toll and Mrs. Bam Gbrihm
,*'nd yail at ^o'nrt!?r6\iSc for License,
|arriving in Sanford on'^f«n- motored.to Orlando, Tuesday where urrlved here Monday for a short
common symptom of imperfect
kidney
action
1*
scanty
or
bum1 ft
' - hT 'k
u ^ Y p r J r tf*
they, apertt the afternoon )?'ith stay here on business.
I ' - t.
Hh ,|V4»1.kt1*!.
/
- tag excretions. Elderly people
—
■»'t 'S S m friends.
S
x
iV
----- T
—
ter
will n il
recommend Doan's Pills. This
Lf*ng left Tueaday*mornihisr
Mrs. Alice Dccn of Lakeland
• tested diuretic is endorsed the
car for Montgomery. . Ala.,
Un'. Anna M. Dc Forest returti- spent tho week end here as tho
• country over. A s*you r ncitf/ii tea, — t -v ,1
he accompanie
ii«i his 'u n d e
homt
Monday afternoon from guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. Morton
' bor!
»ng to his home;
points in the New England states
.Thigpen. •
•
where she has been spending tho
J(l*
'# .
Robert J. Holly nr
.
- - V
pummer,
I Holly returned horn*
%»«'• r
i, It
.ifrl
Tnx
Collector
Seminole
County.
B
r
a
n
f
o
r
d
—
street
leading
up
om Daytona Beach
where
■- M* .- * • ■
Stimulant Dfqref/e to tha Kidneys
to new
Mrs. W. P. Fields, Miss Louise from Suwannee Avenue
sve been spending several
Fg*t*(.MiILpumCa..Mls. Ch*m.. Buitsla.N. Y ,.
I
'Field*, Miss Nanette McDonald, E, .tqiiool building being graded.
ii
* . .'y i
C, Davis and-Mr. Roberts o f Or tl-E . 1' i ■■----- ~ Z------------------ ----------------- -J t r »
=
1
=
» *— -------- ^
'
•
•■ ■
lando spent the day Sunday nt
•and Mrs. Fred T i Alexan
tmmmmmmm
\
.................................................... ...
*
# »
_
V r
_ *v ■(
N, C „ are- riiitttig
Daytona Blnch. .*
> »,
If». E. R. QuattUbaura
ty as_the guests of Sir. and
Mr.- nml Mrs. C. C. Bacon re
IN
I*
L. Garrison!
IUIIIO «L
iiUkt-iuii'i
turned to their home
at Lakeland
[ter spending the
on Monday, after
■R. Hero
‘ “V lo r e f week end here as the guests of
U nderw ear
................... $1.00
__
u Sue
Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Buhrman.
Bananas, 3 lbs. .....;................M S;....... 25c
1 Chalkcr o f Atl
•,|Hose
......... ...I.,...:...... ..?1.00
fk end in Sanford os
Mrs. Lula Overstreet of KlseiniApples, 3 l b s . ......’......
Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Tnee, Grand Electa of the Grand
ll^Sa p*U-*»**-*• ■•»•••■«
Xjinens- ......................................
Chapter O. E. S. of Florida W43
______
Lwrg
(fl*| AA
. among those attending the special
...35c
' Plumbs,* 2 lbs..............
j Mrs. J. R. D rW r an<] meeting o f the Seminole Chapter
Mr.-and Mra. Harold
; 25c
Squash, 3 lb s...............
'O. E. 8 . Monday evening at the
^ Bfeaded B ags............. ...............
Masonic Temple.
r». M *
Q n f,
■O f f.r. r
IN THE STRAITS
How to cross .a
B R ID G E P A R T & E &
"Lh°rsuinhouzI, deliveringTie!Dependables Serve
[Buffet Supper And
Transact Business
K
As W e Grow
Older
sta te
A N D CO U N TY
LICENSES N O W D U E .
Jno. D. Jinkins,
D O A N ’S
—
Wednesday D o lla r S ale
MID-
i #
Mr. and 5lra. W- G. ITelinor of
h Monday.
the Isle o f PiriV*. West Jndies and
in of Daytnnn Mm . M. G. Williams of Patter—
to Sanford. Monday NTT. arrived in the city yes
with tho idea of nulfing 8
their home. The party Ta |
foP the present at the M«m
. ■- ■
Chapter
Miss Kakherine.ilubrnion
ray
nl—
o f Holly
o f the
V/. P. Buhrman en route
S. o f
Lad frdm J a ck so n # # i
Tl'l
v.
Green Bean^, 2 lbs......
I*1•Ik#***
*4 •••••*tyt-' w
25c
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs..
White Potatoes, 10 lbs.
.......Ji.... 45c
lower, 1 lb ......................
Tard Eggs, Doz: ZV.ZZ.T"
Fruits and -Vegetal
mmmm
m
wl Stands
•- •■
r %xf-jir-
AF«
ATS'
i-S -:
-',V
' in
.....
.• :J
�Play By Play Reports By
pirect Herald News W ire
1 O’clock
Ml,
YANKEES
» On the Playograph Board which has
* been erected in front of The Herald on
,
^Magnolia Avenue, the game will be
R!RUTH
\i» .played in> detail just as* it actually is
y played on the diamond. Every play will
'• <
i' be accurately recorded and reproduced
STENGtLCJ 1
^ TT-just like the “real thing.”
SiSCOTT
T h e p u b lic is m ost c o r
dially' extended an invitaition to enjoy the series ab
solutely free as a guest o f
T h e Hferald. Each play will
be announced in detail as
well as reproduced on the
Playograph board.
YANKEES
GIANTSIOO
1, Pittsburgh, will bring to
se rie s g e m e s
he H erald
clock eastern standard rime tomorrow.
he w orld ’s| highest paid sport writers will furnish del
ve these reports over its Playograph but will carry in its regular edition the com plete story of the game
�'
^
r'*. rr -«*~ 4 /
r^
y»f i
T H E 8 A N F 0 B D H E R A L D . T U E SD A Y , O CTO BER, 4 .1 9 2 7 .
11— Miscellaneous
I Sanford Dally Herald
AD. RATES
LADIES COATS altered and relln
od. 810 Laurel Ave.
it C f K la Advisee
ado, wfll be received
atrona and collector a**11
lUly for pay men C
„„J e a une
„ ..7e • Une
„..€c a Une
£„4c a line
rates oa request.
reduced rate. »re for
eotlve Insertions. ,
'
words of average length
anted a Une.
jnnm charge of 30c f “ r
flnaertlon.
advertising is restricted
,aper clasaliication.
fan ertor Is made The San' Henld will be responsible
only one incorrect Insertion,
advertiser for subsequent
Hone. .The office should be
led immediately in cose of
[
to
METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v, erl r a t i n g .* Metal
shingles:
standing seam tin and galriniied
roofa. Seo James H. Cowan. Oak
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
LAN8 Y .8 DRUG STORE— Pre
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We a n
aa near you as your phone. Call 103
BY WILLIAM
FARM LAND for rent, part tiled FOR SALE: Furnished Spaillsh
reasonable rent, A. V. French,
bungalow o f & rooms. Well locat
Sanford Tourist Camp.
ed, of good construction. Owner
living out of city and will sell at
UAR AWNINGS.— Auto Awning reasonable price, and" on easy
Co. 11 Rail Bldg.
terms. House is located on HlgU
Street, hear Elm ^venue with «.t12— Wanted
tractive surroundings. Double ga
rage. Price furnished $8,600. JO
|500 cash and the balance any re
and pay cash for second asonable way. Address Box 431
»noe. Box 352,
Phone Care Herald.
004—J
SA*-f »
H ^ tK iV
C
I
WELL GO Alt- or:
%
/^V-LG ! -^VA cO N t.
r worte.
go
F u r ANOfF
(J p
PROM T.
_ ^ < .r
F O G '.r T £ t t R A i i t
.
M A H F E E .T
h e
V .
Du
m p
VJHEM *
dat
Fl k c ;
SACK VAM O
FOR SALE: Well cenfetruceted
YOUR BUH1NE83 —card appear- Wanted To Buy—Piano. Must be in
bungulo #, corner Pulmsttu Avu
.good shape.
Cull 405.
and huiiw Street. Fiv« rooms, bath
.Tj n r - dally in this column will
with shower, kitchen equipped with
13— Rooms With Board
electric range. Owner out o f the
reach over^ ‘,006 every day!
city and will sell at lese than act-,
•and It costs so little a 12
^ ^ . R O O M with hoard, hot and cold uul value. Price $U5l)U.lMi with $100
ad for one month coats only $2.60. I WuU-t
IH20 Purk Ave. Phone cash and $76 monthly. Audreys
Box lot care The Herald.
9.13 W.
- Phone 148
AD VE I^ISM S
Herald * ' reprefeenUflve
lehlv familiar with rates
V n i Tasfelfaction *111
you complete Information
|f you wish they will assist
wording your wont ad.
ka it more effective.
IMPORPANT NOTICE
irtlsers should give their
o f postoffice address' as
as their phone number If
desire results. About r m
sr out of a thousand has
ephone
and th eothers
I't communicate with you
ass they know your address.
LQ discontinue nee MUST be
Te In person at the Sanford
lid office or by letter. Tele,
le diacontlnuenees are not
Just ask
for "Classified Depart
14— Rooms Without Hoard
ment"
THREE furnished bedrooms, one
with kitchenette. 311 Park Ave.
CLEAN UP YOUK OLD W A U S Phone 168,
.
,t
WIT
ilTH THE NEW WALL PAINT
SOMETHINQ NEW AND BET FRONT bedroom for gentleman at
TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA .. reasonable rates. Phone 681-J or
TION* .C A L L 1PHONE 235-J OR call at 2220 West First St. ■/ '■
SEp, y . Q. ROLLER, SANFORD,
FLA- .' .
.‘ j.
Furnished bedroom with twin beda,
also Enrage. 411 Park Ave.
PHONOGRAPH-repairlng, piano
tuning by experts with 17 years
15— Apartment "For Rent
experience. Sanford music store
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A 11 MoLander Arcade, Phone 832.
FURNISHED apartment for rent
_ ...........
t in the Herald building—a down
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation jtown location at remarkably low
boxes and -general cement work rates. Ask for Mr, Haines nt The
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Herald office.
willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
BEAUTIFUL A PARTM E N TSTwo rooms kitchenette and bath,
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing
engraving, attrnctively furnished, centrally
embossing. See us first. Wp do It. located, all improvements; $6 per
Phone 417-W, R.R, Avenue-Com week. Tel 777 or 775.
mercial Street.
16— Houaes For Rent
Closing Out Sale
Of Real Estate
Must Sell One of My Homes
If you. want a good home,
fine
Walton, pure water and no
city
taxes, wlthl>lenty of room to raise Lieut. William V. Davis, navigator
if
V
M
for Art Ooebel In the-, Dole air
chicken*, keep B cow and have a derby, won not only prise mon^r In
the race to Hawaii but a bride as
garden, come out untl look tlii well. Miss Margaret Cary (above),
place over.
One home has eight rooms,
feet of porch, two qcres
of
o f Peneacola, Fla., descended from
'Virginian ancestry that Is traced
back to the Revolutionary War, la
60
(he girl.
Isnd
with 25 Orange tree* loaded with
IDad Halts Her
fruit.
The other home
■i
is
a
stucco
T
- T ’, £
'
M u n o C t-.
Spanish Bungalow, has an acre of
land with Orange trees.
LUMBER and complete Una of
building material. Low
prices.
Securlty Lumber Co„ "Where Good
Grad is Come From” Maple
and
.sixth. Phone 797,
a k in g
i iikT
FIRE DRILL SA VES CHILDREN
FIVE-ROOM bungalow, garage, beNo reasonable otfer rirffised for
Efficient
i ' tween Park and Oak on 23rd St.
sous • Prompt
(Enquire Sanford Electric Cont. Co.,
Swrvlre
either place.
illfl Magnolia.
I
$500 parlor suite for $85, $30
kutom oblles
CONCRETE in every ahape and FIVE-ROOM furnished hiuse for
| form, blocks, tile roofing, ovna-1 rent; avnilable Oct. 10th, Sea V.
new oil stove for $17,fl0. $50 China
i mentals, etc. Sanford Cement P rod-, A. Speer, 411 Park Ave.
_ ') •.
, i
'
ucts
Company,
Fifth
end
Maple
7 passenger touring enr,
,
FIVE-ROOM Ihouse
furj^sheJ Cabinet $17.60.
Phone 805—W
i and runs like new, to exh— H elp W anted (M a le )
11,000 lots nrt Orlando rood for
for coupe In good condikfciiV—
4 - -'Vr-T***'- r“ **"
$300. $5lK) lots for .$109.
•
*
I
nished
apartment.
Inquire
2300
itephone 775 aftqj 7 P. M.
to carry Mrilonville Ave. Phone 830— W.
am good
— -------—-------- -—
........
W. W. Thompson
io sev era l F urn ish ed h ou se fo r rent, Phono
Just West o f ’ Elder Springs
on Orlando Road
House for rent,*’ 1405 W. 1st St,
Apply, Kent Vulcuniztng Work*,
INS & COWAN CO. Auto
tor and sheet metal works.
ranch Ave.: Phan* 71 iLW
t^ELD MANAGER— Ft
tato farm near Sanford. Must F0R RENT 5-room bungalow with DESIRABLE lots. High St;., also
►had long experience, prefer- _
^ T * 11},'
Myrtle Avo. Reasonable with
fn llastiiiwir sTrtlim
«\v Kl i Sub-dIvlalOn; T. A. Brutherson, L rms, ’A. V. French, Sanford
iTourist Camp,,
-
SANFORD BUICK O
212 Magonlla Ave
It.one 367,
Dorothy Rlehanlsop, II, of Boston,
and Ronald Colby. 52. Harvard
graduate and the other half of
Dorothy's elopment plan, have
found their romance halted. Edwin
~ l lt,v S10 cash and $io monthly will buy M. Richardson. Boston business
good building lot at remarkuhly man; father of Dorothy, found the
living R,w Prtffr* B®* DGcara The Dvr- couple In.Detroit, Just In time to
prevent thetr marriage.
Police
7—Situation Wanted
MODEL TRIM CO. •
rim the car, not the owner,
'hone 817 for estimates
P. W. RADFORD
t
LADY wants position us housekeeper. Cure o f Herald. Bqx 100,
10-li— Plants And Flowers
Kansas Entry
HuVs-MAUMONS
IIEUABLE vegetable seed, test.d, J—— *— 1------Sanford Automobile Co.
disinfected, , pure type, Golden |FOR RENT
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 13'
‘elery 120 Hi. Green leaved
hFORD Overland Co. Willys. and old. Big Boston httucc $1.75.
nights Si Ove>1and, Whlppits. Francis C. Stokes A Co., Sccdmen,
k & Commercial Sta. Phone f>H, tB Me I-nmler Arcade
nUNOLK HUDSON. ESSEX
INC.
i : 203 Oak Ave.
Phono 41 -
IOOK.HCNRYv n w sh all
x.
OOwmtTHlS
s . HAND?
!far truck and bulbs, and a small
jlake for [mature land. On the Sanford-Orlandu rood three miles from
Sanford, One thousand dollars cosh,
PETUNIA, cornflowers, calendula,
fig e on well located lot on Mag- balance on euay terms that will al
salvia, lupin and strawflower |nolla Avenue. $50 rash all that i* low you to make the payments
plants ready to set now. Stewart •n-miired. Balance pavahle'Just like from the land. Ideal location fur
filling fetatldh and small store close
the Florist.
{rent..Box 124. cere The Herald.
tq homes of fifty or more families.
A country home close to the city
markets. High, dry and healthy.
BY TAYLOR Address R. C. csro.HrrsUf.
S A V -O O X H A F T A
Pl a y y o u r h a n o
/wMwe.roo — ?
USE YOU R OWM
JUOOMEW r
.
ABK3 HELP YOU
ARC-WELL, I'M
GOING ID LEARN
THIS GANG IF IT
Ta k e s * life
v TIME
>
YtAH-IT^
PROBABLY
Will! ■>
Cool-headed teachers ortd a well-performed fire
Unbia school, at Garrison and SL Louis Avenues, was
purt of itx walls wpro destroyed, all of the children
tho background can bo seen a Greek Orthodox church
25—'Exchange
ITS GETTING
LATE FOLKS'
WHAT SAY
. w e QwrT
Indiana Plans Lincoln Memorial
WILL TRADE Well located -esidential lota for down-town busi
ness property, improved or unim
proved, Give all information when
answering this ad— Box 134. Caie
■Herald.
V
26— Mlucelhtneoui For Sale
VUra’a. Jack BUly. Wichita (Ka*»
runner, who In training for C. u,
FOR SALE— One single cot bed,
Pyle's eoast-lo-coast run In January,
uhe double lied muttreaa, and 4 t BUly bolds all long dlsiancfe recoidl
breakfast set chairs. $10.50 Cush.
Ask for Foreman at Herald Office,
Fastener
CELERY aprmyer for tale, also fish
I . net, see A. V. French, Sanford
Tourist Camp.
t- WIFE OF MINE *
PlW tesr BRIDGE
* on tux) H e r >
CH.I 0 UNNO-AT
LEAST SHE DIDN'T
TRUMP ANVOF .
w
WELL YOU KNOW WHY
, I DIDN'T HOLD AN
l ACS A l l EVENING t
BABY Buggy, baby bed, goesrt,
almost new, plush coat 801
K O T IC B 10 H E R E B Y O IV R N T lial
YouP ACBS -\£\
utiilrr and by virtue of a Haul dserse
or forrclusur* and sale In a csruln
(■■him pending In tbe Circuit Court
"< the Twenty-Third Judicial Cir-
r e t e ll!
rir
drill saved the) lives of mnnar children when the (> L
struck. Although the building’s roof collnpmd am)
escaped death, marching out In orderly fashion. In
which was badly damaged.
V
�
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1927
Text
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, October 04, 1927
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Sanford, Florida
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
application/pdf
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald