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DUNO i . ficlently solidified to warrant the International News Service p belief that a man had been found WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.— (INS) who could defeat Governor Smith,! )R B E S r i i i L D , in i lo -( —The drawing powers o f such out. a little group o f Republican eiders S p ecia l t e r m O f Court Com es standing figures as Vice President ; n u n , ' L»ov. o . ~ | n y b ; — tot u i ill r a ie d B rem en T I ? A I \ n ¥ l C i T o A bru pt End T h is A ft e r ­ Charles G. Dawes, Secretary of XNew Y o m r u n k c ta u rew t’ornmerea Herbert Hoover,Form­ W h ich W a s F orced Back IIn Dawes or Coolidge • • , which p U r i A l ) K |v \ * _________ fa t oiooti in th e i»< S /.W o rm noon When JuogeD eeidesIn R ep ort Says Goi er v,ov« Governor Prank u. O. Lowden, Lowden, of of ‘ This not was being struck in ho-' F avor O f nr V.. r,,or *ranx uruh I A ft e r S tartin g A t* 1 j- : • •• A u g u s t At lea th is a fte r n o o n w n en New York AO R II 0 / r i to r U l C a sh ier O f Bank III,,'and former Secretary of State* tended D ra w in g ! tel lobbies and uppar-floor rooms ey con q u ered t u e F itift- Combs cf ".— ,.4 0 0 4 0 / *--------|Charles E. Hughes were being in the face o f an apparently unanlh p ira te s 5 to 4 In a d esKoenig, ss ....--4 2 1 2 2 e m its B u t W 0 I C in u ua an M uo tui uo n m o ,t! ctt^ ful>y »» the the ni ous agreement that the Pres- [ W o m H n P & S S G IH F fir I s 3 4 0 t e l y ’ fo u g h t n ip and tu ck Ruth' r f ----- _...4 2 v vo n. ti m n cu e; m n natiortal committeemen entered •dent meant to ’ eliminate finally! 7 UU r " “ 8? 1 18 bably B e E x ec Gehrig, lb ........2 1 1 0 1 ie , T h e Y a n k ees k n ock ed J o a B c d U p o n 3 G r O U n d s ! hm,„ dny Oftheir "Informal meet- ^ e n said " i do n«t choose ” A c c o m p a n y l n g P l a n e Meusei, i f ........ 3 0 0 2 0 ■ . • ; mgs. fcmOr o u t o f th e b o x , w ith The argument .presented on ‘ ‘ ' LaStzrri, 2b 40 1 2 5 its face )lle y o f h ita In t h e s ix th Ddfcun, 3 b ........3 0 0 0 0 i y t a s s 'j s C a m p a ig n la M apped O u t By n g , W a y t H o y t, th e Y a n 'ollins, c ---------2 0 0 3 0 ItecordH Not Available And - ________ »Starting pitcher was also ham- Hoyt, p ........... 3 0 A ° a s H ou se M e m b e rs T o P re v e n t 0 0 0 T hat One W itn essIsA baen t ted o ff the mound in the eighth Moore, p " W ill B e M ade N ear A z o re s F lood C on trol B ill F rom Be­ 10 0 0 L 1g. Miljus relieved Kremer and co m in g P ork BnrrelMea.su re The special term of the circuit ched fine ball,’ So did Wilceyi LONDON, Oct. 5 (INS)—The W ash in gton Totals------30 5 0 27 0 court fur the twenty-third judic­ ore relieved Hoyt. i Pittsburgh Junkers hydro-airplane D-1230 AB R I I O A ial district came to an abrupt end U nderstood [Babe Ruth, the great home run * Waner, c f -..4 2 1 - 1 0 WASHINGTON, O ct 5 (IN S)— which will attempt a trans-Atlan­ this afternoon shortly before 4 igger* crashed out threo hits In J tic flight to the United States by Congressional leaders are mapping Barnhart, If ....4 0 1 2 0 Controls Situal O’clock when'Judge M. G. Rowe I#'Hines lit'bat. He also fielded., ' of the Azores took o ff from out a campaign to prevent the **e-J F’. Waner, rf ..4 0 3 3 0 sustained a motion by counsel for ■ilftantly.' Paul Waher seaaation- Vright, s s ____2 1 1 1 4 Schellinwoude, Holland, at 5:40 A. Mississippi flood control bill from EL PASCO, Oct. 6 . ( l i A. R. Key for a continuance of his younfir fight fielder o f the PI* Traynor ,3b-....4 0 1 1 1 according'to a central General Gomes, one of the becoming a “ pork barrel” measure case until the next regulur term ' w. also made three hits. 1 ______ ‘ l nows dispatch from AmsterdaVn. irantham, 2b . 3 0 0 3 4 Can rebels, la reported to hare r' the third inning the Yanks c f court which meets in December. C ou rt A tta c h e s T h o u g h t T h is , .. .. . . ,Tlie plane ts expected to land at with scores of small rivers and captured at Fort Peroto, near Va Harris, l b - __ ..4 0 1 11 2 harbors projects included. It was Ushed a winning l e a d e r ac­ SraRh, c .../„..„4 0 0 4 1 t o l . L indbergl) M ies T o C h a t. Lisbon before reaching the Azores. M o r n in g T h a t O t h e r Cas^s The trial of Mr. Key, charged Cruz, ’ while fleeing towatda indicated today. * ting fo»'three runs, - Combs Kremer, p ...... 2 1 1 0 with making false entries in the 1 W ou ld C .m se P o stp o n e m e n t tanooga O v e r N a »h v il!e A n d The first leg of the flight consis0 coast Already reports have reached _ if, Kooiilg hit .to Miljus, p ......... 1 0 0 1 2 general ledger of the Seminole • O f I*astor,s T ria l A w h ik D ropsW ren lh O n G o v e rn o r’ a ! *d of 0 Hlght from NoTdemey, General Agaoito Laatrm la i . Washington that ' many members nifhatn, 1who i umbied. Ruth , Irickell, x --.... .1 0 0 0 0 County Bank, had -been set for J firnviv* On Tn lllrm lm .l.n m Germany, tomlle> Amsterdam, a dlsGrine. Un Io Hirmingham tancu of 130 lxK )gl.t ed to have been executed at'"1! will demand Inclusion of "pet” loc­ rled and Gehrig Sear passed. |this afternoon after the defendant CHAULOTTF N C Oct K__ r a l s o ------- .1 foYc-; --------- • ,who was in tho monoplane Bremen, al projects which have been slum­ reon and General Arturo Las ^Totals ----A3 4 a 27 14 2 y d e t f i a s s e r t MV secohd ■ MEMPHIS, 'O ct. 6, — (IN S )— which made an unsuccessful trans­ bering in congress for years. The reported to have been shot at 1 > terdny afternoon. When the "cmnesiu parson” of Colombua, •^ZKOre.by innings. answer to this demand on the part uca as ha attempted to lead court convened this afternoon. Tom Ga., indicted on a c..arge of blga- With a beautiful floral wreath in'Atlantic attempt in August , U of leaders In the house, where the volt of hla command. 103 010 OOO—3. ling *»n!helr finder tlpp h . New* York the cockpit with him to bo dropped piloting the new plane, 1 aimer, representing Mr. Key, fiK my by tho Mecklenburg county Former General Alfredo legislation will originate, ia to con­ Pittsburgh J01 010 qiO— |. nent. 40.000 or more mqid — icd the motion o f continuance and'grand Jury, was expseted to be ar- over Nnnhville this morning as a| fine the Mississippi question to riguea. and No'rberto Olvera, nto the tow -: ill fans tkmred.lnto tnwtribute to the late Governor Peayj LONDON, Oct. 5 (INS)—A GerTwo ' base h iu—PyWAner, tho state offered two objections. |reigned 'for trial In superior court j»teeT stands of Forbes Field Kremer, Koenig,’ L. WarH^Lfes- I Dp°n a ruling o f the court, Mr.{here this afternoon., who lies deud at. the Tennessee man plane believed to have been one o f permanent ilood prevention. were recently depoael by praa* Callus, are also reported to bbon to witness the oponcapitol, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh the Junkers D-1230 on its way to "W e’ve got to enact construct­ lalem r was permitted to amend his j Solicitor John Carpenter, and *«ri, three base . hita.^Gehrig, been killed in a clash with ive legislation to prevent a recur­ troepe. ' , » .motion und Judge Rowe declared ,Fourt Attaches expressed the be- hopped, off in his New York to Lisbon was sighted at 6:65A. M. sacrifices, 'Wright, % ^ h rlg , >ver before In a World Series ‘ an hours recess. With th« recon.iluf wp*h court opened this mong Paris monoplane, the Spirit o f St. today over Calais, according to an rence of floods on the lower Miss­ J. Lopez Portillo, issippi, and it will bo costly,” said there'been a greater ull-sUr •tolen base*—Grantham, ••Geh­ Anulfo JGomex*f * vening of the tribunal, the new ing thdt’ on account of other casi-k *-v ~ at 5:30 o’clock this morning exchange telegraph dispatch from rig, Laazeri. Double -plays— t motion, was formally filed and the to be dis|K>scd of, tho sensational fo.- Chattanooga. ,that city. The plane disappeared to Rep. Madden (R ) o f Illinois, chair­ aV Gt [jh a n ttia t which ‘ "m» III . . Dropping the wreath over Tennwest. Weather conditions were man of the house o f appropriations attemi Lasaerf ta Gehrig. Left ew-b4a«4 -Judge ruled in favor o f the defend- bigunty. trial., could not be callel nmmittoe. ‘ llowevsr, l won’t stand tk ________________ ____ Ruth, the peerless home run New York 6; Pittsburgh 7.’ Ilitn essce’s rnnitol city and dipping a reported bad. ant. - 'Tr t r " r p y , lantd after noon. ' n»r.4rtbryfiody trying to dip theie a «#s fer; toll Gehrig, utmost a* .. --------Over 100 veniremen > summoned! The courtroom hore was Jammed ,‘military .alutc, Col. Lindbarghi handg into the treasury on ths r» t ‘ an attraclop, the incompar- —o ff Kremer, 6 in & innings; will proceed to Chattanooga, arBRE8T, France, Oct. 6 (1N8)— sdro F. Hurt and Dr. for petit Jury duky were dismissed 1early this morning when it was strength o f this needed legislation, (None out in sixth) o f Hoyt fl in j , Waner brothers, the ! spcctnand Judge RuWa ordered that hands thought that the trial might be riving there at 10:30 A. M. He The *G,amship Albert Le Borgne and they may Just aa well under­ Hernandos, reputed members llar ‘T ie ’^ T M y n o r - and a scin- 7 and 11-2 innings; o ff Miljus will spend an hour at Chattanooga f ’POrted by wireless today that an anU-re-el*ctl^n party tn Jc «ggregntintr»lB,0QO be set for the called Immediately. Tho Indictment stand it now.” liatlng array Of lesser lights. On 1 in 4 innings; o ff Moore; 1 in have been expelled sc teas the defendant. Under the court's sug* returned against the alleged much- and hop off for Birmingham, Ala., aM an». believed to be the Junkers' Rep. Reid, (R ) o f Illinois, chair­ der to El Pasco. le sidelines there was comedy. 1 2-3 innings. Base on b<Jls— hydroplane, was gestion the l*tinds on four indict- !married Georgia clergyman charg- where he U scheduled to arrive at trans-Atlantic man of the house flood control 2 P. M. today. sighted at ll> A. M., flying squth|ek .Altrtrte-and A1 Sehacht, the Krenior 3, Hoyt 1; Miljus 1. prents wetv . set at |2,6U0o each *? specifically that he married Mrs. committee, declared that a long r..i i V.an wurd nenr th# «nncn lighthouse. owns o f LasMell, doing their WASHINGTON, O ct 6 (INS with the amfUnt o f the appearance Emma i-andridge, of Washington, Col Llndgergh arose at 4 :3 0 , --------- a Investigating trip had convinced American government Struck out by Kremer 1; by uff; on the bench thero was bond redpetd, from $ 15,000 to D. C., while he had a wife from clock this morning and drove tui BERLIN, Oct. 6 (INS)—-The >•«*» that people generally are fully were of. the opinion today igedy— Klkl Cuyler— the hero MUius 3; by Hoyt 2. Hit by pit­ >85,000. which he wus not divorced. Armstrnni irmatrang Held. Only a serttered j unkers hydroplane which left Nor- (•vrake to the Mississippi rixpr President Cailee c f Mexico, the lastPIttslnirgh World Series cher—by Hoyt (L. Waner) tlnio I* In citing Up >gV,-ounds for n con- Solicitor C u r | N iiUr stated this crowd was there to see hi... .ii oir, derncy yesturduy afternoon for a **tuatlon and want It to be set- ceeding In luppresalng the 1826— m i n r in ths liueniit with 2:16. tlnuance^ the defense set up three morning that all the state’s evi- as the exact time of his Attendance 45.000. . , , , tiike-of |trans-Atlantic flight, carriod a Ued primarily as a question of Serrano revolt ThU was It i reasons as follows: lute he had in­ jdence in tho case was complete, h*d . " ° . be,Tn . • ""?u,nC? 5 ! " ()ma't passenger, Mme. Lilly Dill- flood control. when the state department . isure o f his man­ 1. The defendant hasn’t had * nd tbnt the case would be called climbed Into the faithful jilrne and cni wlfe o f Richard DlUent, a After calling a _ IVmeeting _____ _ of tho' public an offlcUl statement. n earlier in the season. sufficient tlrtle in which to pre- J* Bar*y a» possible. Mrs. Emma headed across the ronaway. giving Viennese architect, according th house flood control committee of Mexico City in . which the j I-andridge, prosecuting witness, is her the gun and rising one o f these reDOrts received here. |Not onlgr*H this, but here on ted from the practice when Nick pare for trial * orbea Field-today were lined up Altroek and A1 Schacht re-enacted 2. The defendant has been un- hurw to testify against the minis­ Lindbergh tukroff. * r .c c M ,y bu t, E fo r e the hop o ff It was report- the last session for November 7, government claimed a victory In Reid announced that Jie would go the centers of insurrection, f t w o heaviest hitting baseball tho .Tunney-Dempaey fight in a able to procwM*ffi'ch records fromlt°c ®t his trial. rapldly. , lie cirded over the field ^ that „ womaW n would muko^ ;ho to Cincinnati soon to confer with eluding Mexico City, Vera ~ 24 foot ring put ap just back of IN o f (He present real fence homo plate. tho comptroller | M aru n e c e s s a r y T h« soUcitor has received a teloJ and heudi'il for NMhvillo. 'flight, but when the machine hop- Speaker Longworth and in the Torreon. anyone of whom may gram from Mrs. latum J. Jordan, “ Altrock was announced to the In the prepAraUon of his case. Lindbergh s day of rest y1’*4” - pt<| 0ff yesterday no, mention was meantime would R«D. Tilton, - - sen ____ The statement further decl rite his pgme indelibly on the hn- crowd as “ TunUry” ; He was given 3. The defeudanfe is not ready tol , . Z!° /V HU declaring that the day wan onu big froUck. He si pof any. §uch paMcnger> j n. ^rishable records of baseball. By thunderous applause which he ack­ go on trial noW because of the nb- Jtrislsiuitiou* cler|ryman married her ped away from tho hotel to the fly- |ttad( ,t waa aUtcd that the mach- (R ) o f Connecticut) Republican fhat the Mexican government itranae coincidence both the nowledged with upraised gloves. senco from this city of Forrest Oswego, Kuiis., Sept. 0, 1898. ing field and took his Spirit of St. ipe c n ^ ^ four men—three pilots leader. Although old house com­ to capture General Gomes, mittees legally have no existence dentist candidate and leader of aka tn% Piratas participated In Schach^ wus * "Demjisoy” , They Lake, a material witness for the n°t *>• “ witness in the Louis into the sir with Early „ nd n,whanlclan> until the new congress reelects revolt in the slata of Vera ’ defense. • , ,cnse, but the solicitor said he would games during their regular fc?ught' the sevuqtih ’ round Thompron, St. LuuU Insurance man , A dispatch from Vienna today them, Reid plans to have the exec­ unless he flees abroad. “ on and both' compiled the' Iden- over again. Altrock drew a roar ,an. utive committee o f ’ the Chicago indications that he Tho dofensh wfta overruled in a h n d Z U w T f t i" f^ m“ ti1 orl “b« one of the first men to back Lind- Blutcd thj|t Mme Dl„ enx sl team batting average of .307. from the thrbng when he sink motion which Was presented to the! -rhi dire* ' h ^ n f t V ? -, , * itb Wn» « a pu*w«nger nfd to the tr(p and w„ ^ flood prevention conference and for South America or Cttl hey dashd upyn the field, grim groggily to the floor and -took u court when' |i rdconvened at 1:30 L m ^ “ f t * Bidjcntad thtt «t Col. Lindbergh then inspected n |joVod to bo on board. Mme. Dillens representatives o f southern states 48 hours If he finds he U id determined, to play the twen- "long count” in zlow motion pic­ o’clock. The motion requested pdrm f *.*fordun wa“ » Ryan monoplane, a four passenger |a B pointer, Illustrator and actress, teztlfy before ccngruss convenes. no headway with hU . _ •fourth annual World Series, ture style. The ring was then clear­ mission o f th* court to withdraw U " a* exj * ct; •hip, and took U nto the air on l b . woman’s father/ Carl Holllt-* Homo demand:, have arisen from activities in Vera Crux. ily the outsUnding clubs in ed away and the fans turned their Mr. Key*. p k Z o fn o t guilty to t h o l ^ f t t h r e e d a ^ who h a d 'Mr( # pftJnter> when |nfor„,ed that members o f the rivera and harbors ^ ^ #t request of officials Washington officials sir respective leagues. In the attention t6 tho ball players. brought the plana here to be inlqs daughter was planning an airsrralgnmenYUrt ehaircH of making Mr. V w r u n n l committal as to the at 'committee to bo included in any ivlous twenty, the American First Inning: false entrlds* and to s u b s t i t u t S J“ f t n*Dof W) nd;n* speetd b / the lone engie. Three plane trip to America, expressed committee consideration of flood government would take If : The crowd cheered am the Pirates therefor a tLw in nf . I uu, r» " • Va-» whom Rev. Jordan ■gua representatives on thirteen control, Lut it was Indicated by were to attempt to enter * i / 1 ent maiDta,n9 l» his only “ truA w ifj,” men accompanied Lindbergh as utmost surprise. jss and the National League en- dashed on to the field at 1:35 passengers on this flight. ' Reid that HU committee would sit ed SUtes. o'clock and th® ___ _ , , T . started. 0«a.lO limes. .. . “ r * ”* » " d ■ h tfr " S i ilone.’ ’ It was said at the state u S o r the new In „h«te «t*W »n an that aho will stand by ITT* weather was ideal far baseFUh0C thr*W out lhc NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct., 6,— ment that the United SUt Advised by army engineers that Vll- The skies were .clssr and J*. ment which was atUched to t ) w ^ i j E S P h i l l ^nUt’ ^reived'hero (IN S )—The body of Governor their report on flood prevention maintain an absolutely i welcome sunshine bathed the Innin** motion, the defense challenged the V, f X / 1 M hAustin Peay was taken back to will not be avaiUble until in Dec­ tltoda In the present Me J1 park wltH warm ra y ^ The validity of the grand jury upon rooming. * U C0U,d be ,earneJ thU his home town today. The bronze ember— probably two or throe ation, even though the i mperature was around 79 ’ A WttlnK ^ ,lrst bal1 pitched. Kocn- the grounds that nine of its mem­ casket containing tho remains weeks after congress meets—Reid lifting of the arms enat Jild breeie swept serosa the play- *5.!Srug Ii 0L b". * cu" ® , over th“ bers were depositors of the Sem­ waa placed aboard a special fune^ expressed a desire to diipote o f all blUhed by President Cc LIQUOR FLOODS BATTERY fg field which was thorouahlv Pv te* B*.b* Ruth recelved B K " 111 inole County Bank and ns sticK nl train this momi.ig for Clarks­ B. Stearns was fined |5 thU preliminary matters before that re­ Jen. 7.19*4, nor will after a recent tain. * " * c?ee,r ** h® ?*enk to th« P]*1*- He were rendered unqualified to serve. ment permit the sale o f i ville Tenn. FORT MYERS. Fla., Oct .5— morning in Municipal Court on a port Is considered. romptiy at 10 o ’clock' »k« B,nKled to on the first ball The defense based the disqualify IN S ))—John Long and Sterling ' The train was to srrivu there at charge o f parking hU truck with­ J Reid, who pUne a new trip into own arms .to tho ■Mexican leachef gates were thrown owH l>itched- Ruth ,c <>r,d when Gehrig cation ifrond„ jurors • • | . . , on . .the IcClenethan were being held in the 11 A. M., and then the body will out a rear light. Ho ahd J. F. the flood area, probably Will confar ment. •• nd Fans buret into t h / o«,W PT i l r* pp*d ■ Texas leaguer Into right be taken to the . Baptist church, Smith appears on charges . of ob­ with Mayor Thompaon of Chicago This U directly contrary hero, today as a result -eat d r o m T h .v if,.,Fd'which PbuI tried to wSuuSr liWn n L w nISl £.( * battery flooded with liquor, whero it will lie in state until 2 structing traffic and reckless before he embarks on hU ins pec- policy adopted UU In 1923 himself inel t4 Z T i Z ' S o .' I Z . r f f i r (Continued On Page Fwurj o'clock, at which time funeral ser­ driving, respectively, but .these tldn from Peoria about Oct. 16. the coureln iLls psrtlcular case. *** ^ b the ^ . » oanir vlets will be conducted by Dr. Ry• — . —' f i r had. maintained an out to P. finer. * l^ UX , ! 0 - ^ r ! tiCUl\r C! W' were driving, pursued by two chargee were dlimiiied. Smith’s He praised the work o f the Thomp­ night vigil to bd on hand when land Knight, o f St. Louis, former . Pitts car la said to have atruck the park­ son conference in sustaining na­ ' came to bat with the i t a flS S when a - * * T w,r® opaned. Within crowds e fl the/ in,t f t " jug of liquor was smashed and the Clarksville and Nashville pastor. ed truck, damaging both slightly. tion-wide (ntercstfu the proble£ * . Waner hit by * being fo r tha an hoor the bleachers the i^ y liguid splashed on the storage More than 14,000 passed by the and for its Investigations. pitched . took’first. Bam- in the regular panelseofof18swearing Mr. Stearns said "he was a venire­ bier o f the dead governor while it chant o f New York City. Ho was hart went out on 'hA ^line to .line drive i ? ,,d ,enc« were com- Ruth. -L Wansr Went to thirJ men summoned for petit jury duty lpy in state in the rotunda of the aUo charged with doing basinets and thw-jwcgRi’ iefsion b«ing for state capital yesterday. PICTURE MAN DIES when P . Waner coublad sharply to in tho city of Sanford without ’ -■ -t’Ph fk police were ex- right- Waner scored on Wright’s the purpoosa nf.swearing in the LLir * license. He stated hls'csse In Hiculty maintaining scriflce. Paul going to third on the s p e cif p a n e l s over 100 venireU. LOS ANGELES. O ct~. 6 ^SEARCH FAILS Eddie Pe ^ - v«-rr'-__z - (IN v- S)*connection satUfactorily to of fans who “ ' Warner, 40, vice president L. ing of David W ' ynor was out on a long men. A number o f these summoned Sam court'bed case was dismissed. He dtaion tickets Judge Rowe and salas manager o f the Warner WASHINGTON, O ct 6 (INS)— stable and former Ruth 'Caught agairfst wrre dismissed by merely too order* When the ticket who passed upon their excuses. jBri ^Sanford* police ds Picture lion. die<( The navy’* March west of Hawaii field stands^ One run, section ** * ' t * »>»• i t id and announce- I a ^hospital here after a or the missing Dole flyers has In no errors, one left. r’tan the ma<U that all seat, were* await trial I I-foved fruitless. •Inning: is’ ; t Qrlando where he PARIS, Oct. 8 (INS)— LulgU Judare •n S ‘ was out oq a foul fly * UrrJiise. The ,Vsnzettl, sister of Bartlomeo Vanthird which Traynor tha time of petti, the radical executed at mlllla th e ^ i : 7. gan out filed to Gran.." , . •< ton in August, ia In Paris t _ i. lie. Judge J. < 11s Cailins ■poke on the , charged without the ashee o f her ’ the Pirates took ig Yankee vision of g citizen Ust .. which sc com practice. The H a; applauds! night at My meeting d u J L iS . i was djatracthe Atlantic on Uik out­ of of the First hearing nia. V brmticon today, tin to, riWfhU runs, no Chrietl —T the or Y i throughout' an int -I S B flS Miss coming toa Gran- part wt played in to taki in at sup. ' r, , Grant it out life by a the Klppur grounder i erithe will Hartided. r • • ria ' out on open forum f D___ _ »ri to after the meeting rio errors. coeela periot ^ ■#* - Vfabout t built « Iv'jf*, # • lr sen?;Sub;h . K n,Lc*"te BOX SCORE ■!' **£ s-rr lantic Flight, b OK AgainJ Q CARRY PLANS FLOOD WORK Other Chieli ’ * '• Reported f r *nrr\ EXPECT TRIAL OFl ATLANTIC FLIER JORDON TO BEGIN DROPS FLOW ERS,,,,,.* TL!S AFTERNOON ON PEAYS B IE R I H Local Police Court Disposes Of Light Bill This Mprnfng 'arisian Policemen t on’t Allow Ashes ft#Tanztfti Pass *rco"4„,khija& i TbA ed �SANFOI ' . ERAL1 ESDAY,* OCTOBER, 4, 1927, tfie nature o f a request fo allegations in connection Democrats Mast Get New (Continued F/oln CES GOUP ASvVeu; York Is A To Five ®FLOCKINTO F a v o r ite In B e ttin g B u t PALATES DEN Pittsbvrg Backs Pirates !'er tfccoonta of tWf. bat ictfoeht - a; request o f Mr.’ Palmer the L By William K. Hutchinson him belhfc defeated in 1928/ %rtO| rthaA the ■cashier had plaoW fijj* set tomorrow morning kt 9 t<u ln.rnndtmrl Tt*m% Servfre the Democratic party in the corxiion the bankV book* t o shew l o t bearing o f pMas by the d,t, Staff CorrcWpondent . „ ‘ tion it now boast*’ gald Blease. that the deposit* -.on Attgust 5' ln nnewer to.the JodlctmentTI WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 -T h a “ i believe the Democrat* with theTr wrre approximately $694,000 when Before the court recessed ^Democratic party mutt get rid Uf present leaders and present or* |* „ as chfci**d that records o f that afternoon, the grand Jury m*. [|*i lita present leaders and reorgan-r gcniaatlon and Intrfparty ftrife 'dkya business showed that the ttet- Bfirie ^ffitWS tltrttttffftnt* but* he its rank and file before it can will never elect a president Tfce* ^ depohit* had amounted to ap- ndture Was not r*r*alfcd amt* ndmed In .thmn were not anno® Auburn-Florida day Id the statesl elect any Democrat to the presi­ rtiost change their leaders and p bxim atelr $230,000. dency of the United States, Sena* chadH their orgahltatidn before |Mor io tHe arraignment t»f Mr. febr. publication. The grand*! % a n /r * , r r , ra ^ T T S B U R G H . Pa. Oct. I - Waite Heyt ns hi* pitcher in the of Alabama and Florida. . ' B lu in g F o r r l f i t e n Bucks IVith Babe Ruth and his slugging'opening game and Hush said he At Auburn, the “ Fighting Gat­ itor Cole Bleaae,' (D) of S. C., they can expect to win a prealden- Key, Attorney Tom Palmer; chief notified the court that it had * P resence O f T ick e t Scandal in menacing fashion in practice it would start either Ray Kremef, hls ors’’ c f the University of Florida stormy petrel uf the senate de­ tlal election. (>f the defense counsel, hod filed u mutters to Cdtne before it m , • I . Ihere is one man who could win — ------ -— —— ;— H Appears Imminent Today t aH. cIuA !" t?wn*. ■winging bat. great right hander, .»r Vlc Ald- contest Uavc Morey’s Plainsmen clared here today. . . .------. ---------* members returned to their rrZ ______ • rorbe« Held, hotels crowding up ridge. Blea.ne called on the party to rethe ____________ Democrats _____ heat year ______ If __ be wfert . . . . . for the . presidency and Is .©pi'osodiccmtinue thoir fnvestigatlorlT y jg fia l* in the Auburn “ Homecoming Day’’ & , , |v,ith visitors from nearby cities I Uuah gave the impr ’ssion that classic, while at Jacksonville, Fla., dedicate Itself to Jeeffersonian dominated, Blease said. That mah to the Ci ndldate General In preparation for the ^thd P* P IT T -BURGH, PA., Oct. 4,— and tuket apeculators o|H>ratinghe would send out mi to the field the freshnym squad* of the two tprinciples, choose new leaders an-1 Is Senator William E. Borah, the Obregon, 7,, '* forra?r prV “. ent^ A « rK*y * rdkular panel of {ft The Yankees, the Pirates and the on all aides, the bustling city oi tomorrow the lmedp that institutions roll up the 1927 adept n new platform of Drmo- Idaho Republican * . A .IndepMtMht. , - . ■ warrant for Gome, arrest has been Jfemen has Keen *htmnOn#dfc - . October rains all blew into town Pittsburgh was as excited today won the iiennant. This v.ouM mean iron curtain. critic issues, If it fails to do so, | •»or*h could win for the Demo- issued by president Calles. , _ I sorrow In addition »n m . rt; simultaneously yestenlsy. So did over the Impending World Series |that Kiki Cuyler, his great uut.... ‘ Blease_ added. ‘;I ; haven't Gome* is the “ strong man” of |cpristftuting a stmeial m i IS In five former battles with Aub­ Blease warned, the Demiicrats will crats,' .. the double hotel rates—four dollar which opens tomorrow, as Chicago fielder and a star of the 1925 urn, Florida has scored but onco, nevpr put one of their number Ln another candidate in mind who Vera Cru* and all the efforta of Iffrh deputl'. w e T S i / ? ^ jv - filet mignona and sixty cent ham was on the eve of the Tunney-, World Series, will sit on the bench the White House. kuiilb win.” -Blea: said he was the central, government to dislodge' ihg dinhWns oh the nnwiu TH" ^outh Cmjlinian touched on •"*>[>oae<i to Williar. n ___________ him or his followers in that state jurors. B E **bdwithes. All in all it looks Hko Dtmpsey fight. . and that Clyde Barnhart will hold qulte_a^W6rld Series. | ‘Tittsburh will take thosejdcwn the left field position. Republican politics by predicting GoVernr.r AI Smth for the Demo- have failed. Mexican cmbaaay , Possibility that th* the nomination and re-clection of crate nUmination. ,Tbe only thing needed now is a ! , was the, confident pre-! There is considerable feeling in official* declared that the altuatlbn 0f Mr. Key may not get und?** [President Coolidge. i >ie ahould plica two strong I . Mexico City £ W r > w .ll In to-Wortbw S tlc .-„ scurwai aud it looks as Ulr*;o" *•*« home town rooters. , Pittsburghover the Cuyler mat* m \ & ‘r *T still believe Coolidge will be ~en In the field next year, who hand and contended that the -mill-(fens* counsel has indicated though that might} be on the road.! ” c.w \orl{ a 6 to 5 favorite Iter. Muny Pittsburgh fans think nominated by the Republicans and |have the confidence of thk peopre,” For, despite the fact that Barney , .w,n tj]!5 *er>ra in tho odds quot- |Bush should pluy Cuyler. But Buih tary rstqlt ha. proved abortive. will challehge the a f r a y ^ v ? thete is ------- * very- Mttle likelihood• of* **'— Bleaie declared. Dreyfuss has announced that every ^ Rambling element this seems to be adamsnt. He has been They asserted that the three .same grounds (hht Was «**u ticket has been sold, there are Jnorn'nR. and unless the National “ off* this sensational performer ^ Im en U which left theft-barracks fits pleTta abatahtaStpjenty o f little side street solicitors: Lc^ u,° Pari,ftam< come to the since he was forced to fine him $50 to join the Insurrection have re-(jt,ry lists wer* illegally drwWl who arc willing to provide them in K ™tcb with heavier financial:for failing to slide to second in a turned but they were unable to irregularly constlffaW aIJ numbers up to ?0 If the prospective iHPIiort in *h9 n^xt hours. Tlielgame nearly two months ngo. *•?Y whether all these soldiers have possible defense move ‘ ahtlcH customer Is willing to pay the over , 11 . ' 3 . , n ' ,p *’ Ven stronger j The fans, however, are looking head, about $15 foru $0 pasteboard Invor,te,, whC" they take the fieldto the spectacular Wancr brothers)1 r . »0.u ; e^ i ° rmer ,0y* ln la the requffl ally t6 the Calleh reginie. a continuance of Che case ] Thank you! . . . rnn| n,,,l Idoyd, to more than hold I It was further admitted that a ln the ertnt that th .-r.ii'd And cheap at half the price, if . " ,'r^ lr!?ln nt<l I ittaburgh to- up the outfield strength of the; censorship has been established in continued, the* c o l i t ^ in^Jl 9 K can believe young Mr. Sammy (,a>'‘ brought more visitors eager Ptrntes. They think, in fact, that Mexico City, but no comment was ability will be call*,! ur^» »*5 (continued from page oriel yfuss, who, when asked the . V ™ " e nnnua! basebal classic. thr Waners wi!l hit as hard In this pendable men ailing, the assign­ made on the fepOrt that the Mexi- on J challengTof t h e ^ l i ! .capacity of the park, replied, “ firKenf shw » . Undi*. th- s-ri^s as will Ruth and the otlwr ment seems gruelling tor the was not getting 5he proper co-operrtion from The flerahr’ and that ty-three thousand standing up.” ?, ,v«rr-nn»re,l commissioner of has.*- New York home run hitter, Lou Florida gridmen. ^ ^ r k T s a ^ n ^ w h ? 1* ^ 1 <Judg* K-ow/ " “ "tains the d i^ j GerterM Sarrgno, whb, was «ke- ,< new JftYortUmA Would h * l That Sammy points out proudly i* 5" nrc Bcor‘'3 of »«« In the matter of frestynen foot­ “ we won’t have any trquble break­ rotary or War under, jh e Obregon ed inthe Jury box an«i jJ about three thousand more than urln-r. *" 3,,‘’ rt* . 'fries jn baseball history hu» ball, the pendulum has swung the ing up the crowd at the Returns o f­ Jlegime pfipr to 192* and i» .now .k!lV. h o w e w The wore fiblo to squeexe in for the i . 1 ,e U5Unl run ui 'poits brought into the limelight heavier other way, and In three claiiHes on fered by tne newspaper,” He was third ‘ckildldato fdr the presidency challenge and upholds tlvTud the Legibn I 1926 fracas and Li a tribute to the' ii„**,i , ‘ ,, mtting clubs than the Pirates and the gridiron, the ‘ ‘Baby Gatbr)” of the opinfon that Js understood by the Mexico ClJJI d M h ^ns*, e m i^ i^ financial perspicacity o f Mr. Dray- L , in n . ?.re “ va,‘a 'll'; p,von «J» and grent will he tho have always piled home in front. would have little or no trouble in fuss acnloe. * J jj” ,fi" "I*'1 dj ' ,ar‘l>«,n»mcnt if. the fences of In P>-2, when freshmen foothhll diverting the erbwda to the Cltv Hull. starred by Judge U ndis fro^v and ’ <?* « 1 . hn,,o!"* h,rb,'s Field and the Yankee Stad- was introduced in the Soul (ho |» Mr. Chittenden voiced the dbepeeling seats on the playing field,.®, ij* rariMs 1 r from two ium arc not wrecked by heavy ra.i- youthful saurians of y’loi j jection that The Herald's service their first gam?, whipped'tlr , would be slower than that which ; FORT P ^ .K b fc orn “ P.ata” 6-0. The fol the legion could secure elsewhere, constructing raodarr y.iir the Auburn yearlings | l f „ oUUU, ,W hnw „ T Z A and further declared that he rec­ faeturing plant here troL’tit ed 14-0, and ufter n Ir ognized the newspaper’s right to r. .itionsllips for two years, Adb* l secure publicity and tho Legion*! cause for Complaint on (he 'pKrt of I ,M | , , f left-fielil w all,.1l l a „ l„,;7 „ 3 t a T S ‘ t a ' 1 ui.is first year men came to the I ril'ht to secure funds. U J. Bolt this organization.’’ , "Florida campus last ffall, ’* and m ! echoed these sentiments with a E. J. Trotter, secretary of tHe I(he "Baby Gators” stiffes't hK" battle u declaration that; the “ post was out Sanford Chamber of Commerce, ,° f the year, were beaten 13-12. declared there was no necessity for *t‘ving of retunls on the World Series games at tWo local­ ities in the City. He asked to have his name withdrawn from a com­ mittee appointed to assiat in the arrnngementi fbg the Legftrtt’t Mf-. fair at the City Hall. “ I am gny nl«M»t restaurants in Paris and WASHINGTON, Oct 1 — (INS 1 1 III iiS Y lU ll sympathy with the <MUion making it possible for every Amer- -Sw eeping ouiera were issu'd t o -1 . ---------J Legion” said Mr. Trotter. <an t,» Ko buck und show how he day by uv istant Secretary of the I LITTLE ROCK Ark n«-» i loriled doing night life In the guy Trea ury Seymour Uwma.Uo check ^(I N S > -E v k U . e' I n c o S S c ^ InVlds mailn,,,y bni“ ‘V, '’. molh‘“ l 1“ "'* ,u !,ri,"k!,'g and drunkenness |with the alleged ratal manhundlin in tld* madness The photographs In America’s schools and colleges of Rev. Raymond T k . « . WATCH, CLOi [ H E ; * * ? » '* ! All prohibit!.......... ....... . M u * . O. W T u i ’ tain peotilc * k . f weie.notified to cooperate with uni- *il ue-vous diseases will b Room! Crystal's tW -n w i .. . * ■ • v« ipi,y_ college and seminary pre- presented to the county gran _ erouhd . JJ.S0 ’ , , ,--------; 1'1 nw m n drive io break un ex- Jury, It was nnnounCed tmlny LITTCE JEWELERY SHOP Imitating the music hall* with *cn*Ivp trafflc.bctwoun students and Both Rev. Ross and Ward dim ■»~Tf e ’ j j g . ’ ’ e g a y W f . the.r “ snper-n vue»,” the c i r c u s •’*;«»‘ “ «rer*.. • 'at the hoapltat, nftvr they were al with thoir “ super-clowns” and tile raid that he has rcceiv- b'ged to have been beaten to death — thAn y o u ether lioluiciuna with their "supernpfieabi for assistance from a h ard’s body hus been exhumed are state, a novel restaurant-kcupor n,,n,l,c’r ."r nationally, known uni- n post mortem showed 14 ribs hui thoughtpoasible. in the capital hn.i recently begun l ,r In’mls. Thu educators In- U'?n crushed. The beatinxs wur T h e always de­ lo advertise a delicious dish lur •* Lowmau that they were alleged to Imve been adminiifcarei pendable quality cal!* “ super-clkoucroute,” thuL in n'“ ‘n*r a etronuuua effort to pro- by V. A. Roberts, 17. who is no, " I that *'• »U|K*rlutivc uf tlui hum- }**1 Mt.H fran‘ hoptleggcrs under bund in the case and a tutt o f C a lu m e t ehLie sour-kruut. The chef will not ," ,t l " 1’. Mtuntion is g.-uing jont whove aid bo h a d 'iZ ficiZ d ^ ablea ydii <o acreveal tho secrets which go into aAra* control. | >l h;j jnv,.,-• • aouciraa. the making of this wdnu’rous dell-' , hrl>,r( t«cm . unlvcrr.ity presl- c f luv. R< muon m me Heath Herald,” said Mr. Herring “ I becompfian •better V °y , but u mere taate proven it is , ’nl1 to BnBcate thut drink- aiiout by th l.urah hrT liht *leV# 11 unwarranted ? because re su lt w ith less one to make the late Hrillat-Fuv- ,F 0»?loi1,r i» u» tho de- scute. 1'asto and' ntertri£»rm°^r ‘ /u* w I* the U gin ns best and members of the friend and the community’s best effort. T r y i t arm, “ iuper-gourment," almu. t fu i ? U'- "H°,w" ver’ f«ngwgatio turn in his grave. , lho situation in bud und it is nee- |inv,. »K>pn , 7 on™evidence ny, WVlUrfor I, r.’ trir ,b s-Worid’s ‘" t»Series offerthat’s re­ King iltsni1of,fthe --------Ieasary that the federal govern- |hc I S "The Bank o f Service' v , i “ ffair of our* oni there is no P en ce’s youngest p r o file r of !n0,ntf,L',I;'‘, '1,ra!',ti‘;. " ctIon to »’ro* I The super music, Monsieur Andre Sarnette, i*®^ the student*. »a| R0j>ei.t ha* Just been appointed professor , Uo\‘} hoU3C*lIn tho n«lKhborho«l w„ h 1 <f organ ht the French State ” f collc* # tow" 1* app0“ r to h«’w- InVestlxaHo School of Music. Ho has n-o ,rIQn 03 ° n? " r lh(* ,nHH( ntrious fl ’ Jf 1 1 inunced views m, PiL phases of thz traffic. Bootlegger.! “ A™ THE W O H L D' S G H E A T .E S 7 I . I Z HERALDTARGET FOR CRITICISM IN LEGION MEET M ak e This BANK the Center Dy International Newa i PARIS, Oct. 4—Curfow- is now tung in the so-called “ Quarter In »*aris at 10:30 P. M. snd cabaret owners are very sad about It. OfE D . V . P R IC E S U IT i„ ,U' m . Oct. 4,- ( I N S ) ilcially, the bell docs not toll until! 2:00 A. M. bub all music and loud A t $35.00 ,;.u i t !? h i t i 5 i? \ ch of rn m i^ noises prohibited after the ea rl-1 ler hour. The real residents of the L J hu* l". <h" manner In ' u ' l n i *(torn*ys for Miss Ruby R. Quartey,“those who belong there I • j SEE OUR „V ,ld* n* Pre« y J yo’ffig Orlando year In and year out, compluined girl, characterized a hundred thohto the police that the racket w as' unbearable They don’t like the1farmer tieciled to sit on n xrnisy • CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct.*<_ sand dollar damage suit filed in late hours the .students and artists! bank in a nrarby field. When he UN’ S)—Tho “ true wlfe’’of Rev. tne Orange county court yesterday took his sent in the train on hour Willis J. Jordan, Methodist Clergy- afternoon by Miss Whidden ugaim Inter ho discovered that he had n an of Columbus, Ga., will testify m a d e -t o - m e a s ­ real esbehalf at hla trial for blgn »nrChaae“ Lord* wea|(hy To be ‘‘snapped” while one dines been sitting on an ant-hill and had in m»n of Orlando, URE. nupiber of the little In- my here, which probably will b-t becoming more and mor« fash- carried k . . I ° f comPl*Int has not yet colled in aupcrlor court tomorrow, oT J rd, ^ both tIle- *W«ndaht the defense counsel Intimated to- n and plaintiffs attorneys refuse to .day. pnrtll.CU,“ r? o f thp «uit. I Tho ’.‘arnnsia parson,” who wni THsnh* Teiephono calls tb Lord’s home on found in n Grand Rapids, Mlrh., fashlonab o Lucrnp circle here ( L ho«pital following hie mysterious . secure only information that he |3 518 FIRST KAT*L disappearance from Columbus. (Jn , claims that Mrs. Veasey War? visJJSl°f |hCrC,tyi! nnd he hM not *tfB A N K BLDG. end! Wh-en he retom. Jordan, of Winding Gulf, W. Va., . Winder. Loser. j „f Both parties to the suit are f-*vTA K E ELEVATOR AT Is his only “ trite wife.” Boston (American) .... (drably known in Orlando. The Pittsburgh (National) _ No eerie* played. The minister vehemently main­ pretty complalrfdnt has lived her!N EW S S T A N D •New York (National) tains that ho has commuted no •for a number of years, while I.i.rM Philadelphia (Aiaerican) OPEN EVENINGS ;crime knowingly and that if he I many years older, has lived here ■CnJrago (American) ■Chicago (National) .. .married the other two wives nc- for nearly 35 years ’ . ’ |j ■Chicago (National) .. 'creilited to him. he did so during a ■Pittsburgh (National) lapse of memory. His West Virgin­ ia wife has Indicated that she will 16— Philadelphia (American) 1— Philadelphia (American) island by Rev. Jordan through his 2— Bueton (American) -New York (National) ____ »4__ ,1 •trial, voicing her belief In his abso­ lute innocence. For treatment o f Ring Worms, Jiggers and any akin eruption. f e rJ1<N,U#W | ) ------4* ■hiudcIphU (American) . . . 4 - — »» «Sold-gnk>guaranteed, by the niJNNELLON— Business Philadelphia (National) .....4—l of this place form organizuti Brooklyn (National) ______ 4—| U N IO N P H A R M A C Y — P h on e 375 meeting held here recently. ■ New York (N a tion al)___ 4—2 • hicago (National) 4—2 ■••"hicago (American)-.... ... 5— t rvelard (American) Brooklyn (National) ....... _.5-t-2 -Naw York (Nat(onul) Few York (American) _..... 5 . ^ CROPS. New York (National) $ 2 7 .5 0 Line Every Member o f . this argahTsafldn KndchvofH iltrtmch JWtensive Oo-opehitlve ‘Banking Service to be Helpful to (>U COdtinUnity, Acquainted M lh Our S t ilt, N O TICE New York (National) 4 -3 nLeWi.,Yorh (Nallanal) ...... 4—.1 tVaehini'lnn (American) . . 4 - J •New York (American) ....4—3 Series. ’ Wen. I.out. lit -.19 <9 I*. Von will nn h H Aslirri roiu. Hong* Comptr ’ _. is 5ALLS J 'z T I M L S TH O SE (>I'A.NY ( I T , iE P , UH ' o f Usefulness -New York dAmerican) (National) B A K I N G PO W 1I El m H eavy Duty Cord F �- Y ankees Versus P irates S a n fo rd Herald in Ml •* koitom U O U R ■AM W K * to u n r UNM h. m u . .> i t u c i i m o i [*0*0 .----- .------Martha------------------- »l.t» Caret** r*r <***k------ .— U.l» S U 1 r rlllUh per » * a r ---_ la th* latrrwa- !•*, m * M i( fr*a* »■ arsaalMtt^a I. R, I k riwM s wftkaat Tk* HrrtU . fh m Me mf Ike ilatlaa*. aa illaaal A— eia tl— M l*aa. lil A l t i i llw n . s a l U e e t f M M la , a k M r **«lr »« MM* **»fc•a aabaili la • ■ M il af a U n i t p l l M Ilata £ta M i t e la ereWe akaalalrlp all » l l t t a t a f rleralallaa aa w til aa kaaral kaalaeaa aelfeala. AM M H a r m * WEDNESDAY OCT 5. 1»« THR ui:»i»i.n*a i*ito<«n.% m A l t a s u a i la * l i r aaA raaalp |aial*l ea l taa. I A— !» # * * » , Malar raatr I* Jaahaaa • tIlia. ' If—r’aaatraaliaa ml at. Jaaaa tailaa t Hirer ( aaal. , A— la a a «a ra ll*a a f ataalklr " P t a r • aa Her a. . A— Aaaaeaallaa a f h a lllla s prm! grata-* ka— f . katala, i p i K a i a t ■A— A f t a a i t l l f Ckaal. ff C e a p ItlI — a f altr M a altfa . tlaa p r t f n a . — A a t * I I I a d t n kaafllal. BIBLE VEBBE FOB TODAY GOD HEARS:— I cried unto . Got! with mv voice, even unto ■' • God with my voice: and He gave * ear unto Me. Poalm 77:1. * * IRAYER: My prayer ihalt Thou i Hear in the morning, 0 Lord; in ; the morning.will 1 direct my pray‘ er unto Thee. L * -Wv, * 1 & DEVELOPMENT ' (From Scribner'* Magazine} * Lavel o ff the riw i * And fill in the ravine; ,* Place tree* of certAln size* } With interval! between; Cat thts elder buehee; *. Smother oat the brook; Tran ple down the rush** * And straighten every crook; . : Build two-storied boxe*— * llJapono -angi© -dutch; * Plant ilnnlaa and phloxel, . , Geraniums and such; . . « Lay a hard, smooth paving; VenaraU the tod . . , Cmv* Uva, at a n u t saying, ) » didst the open flelda Of Ued." M . KILE 1■ 1 The W . J. Thispen hone 715 Brumley-Puleston Loch Arbor, Prices M e e t T o d a y ’ s D em am ; 8" V *■? -~jr=■ 't*• Prices in Loch . Arbor meet the existing con­ ditions o f today— one pays for merit in this deelopment but todnys prices will be found astounlshingly low! Have you, inquired? DeForest-Santord Realty Co. Box 330 "I haven’t been aide to forget n Lit of it. . . .It haunts me n* n„ other production has. . • Pictures sued a* ‘THE BIG PARADE' come only once in u ilnade. . . .Above all things I want to see it. . . You’ll iau-'h ov*r it, cry, get scared to death, get more amusement entertainment und thrill than the best nart* of twenty other good picture* put together could offer.” Polly Wood, In Chicago Herald-Examiner. i . i :«; Hollies! \i. BOTTLES! r.rr. B O T T L E S! Rear of K O T ’S up S. SOMAN i !2 Sanford Ave. o K n a i.u . tu p OP Tin: ri.nuiii \ NTATK *t a InT3 ft - Up Tlie Mali! Innl lietntr aevesweil »t Nui.-tner nf Hitch j ee riifirai* in ' h - name nf I'nUnowti. I i *nlmi* rn!tl rertItirttie Hhtill tie r * - j tin.meil ari-nrilliia to law tax ileri) will iH-ue therenn on the lilt iht> o f Mm rmtier A. !>.. I' i JT UltitiiK my nfflclal alienator* nnil -eal till, itte J7th ilav of Senti-mlier ' A. I*.. 1 *27. V. tt. D O U G L A S S ! Cler* Circuit-Cnuri H em ln n l-t Cntinry, Plnrlila. r? :r ,r t 1,1!* rr"m,fw"» J. H . J A C K S O N 611 112 E . Second St. m l \'i<Hri> I* herel.y it'vi-o ilm l S. P. I « mii , iiurHoiMer nf Tax i V r i l f l rai* Nh. 13*. il.Hiil tin- 1*1 ilny of Jin. A l>, laJJi. ha* fllfil mu i it eei l|fletite In my office, mol hue made Hl’tlUralloli fur lux ileril to l.4*i)e In nrcnril.ince wlllt lau-. Siilil r e r l l f l rale emlirncr.* the fa ll ow ln u itr*rr|hnl |irii|irrty sittiau-tl In S em i. Hole rnuniy. Plnrlila, to ivlt: Iten -it:, n p„ „ f \ \v. I'lir o f t,..t See I.'i. Tivp. ->n S. Itanee S» E. 1(011 K. O' It, S. i o n ft. W . Ill ft. N. tin ilyle nf ih- LOANS J * voth k Tl TK* From a baby bottle up to a ten gallon jug P hone Sanfoi VI,Till: IIP AIM’ I.UWTION i-tih r.tx inaai i M»ra» *r:n n o\ THE JAPANESE RACE is tall|*r, Imy* and girl*. F.rroneoualy at-' i Ioncla I ower and Litfht Company had been u the fact that many Jupaneju? eat instead of rice. Japan was j Gentlemen may prefer blondes -subjected to the acid test and robbed o f somethin}' like n* 1 hut the n e t of us love ’em both. fifteen hundred dollars in ample indication that the tou rto feed her soldiers meat to get western marching efficiency. I . Utw ■0-. . Ut seuann U already upon uh. A horse can't race on grans, or it Jt mnnev talks as. Is .alleged. It' We do not know thu detuilH o f thin "misappropriation*, loan on rice. - Aim oe suffering with tomilltl* Laround her*. n.t only the moat meager accounts have come to us, but it THE BRITISH FOR nwhips -------- o > ■ . Weems that the cashier of the light company had started stunted their children with labor Next year U Leap Year. Now jin factories «nu und m„.», mills, occu occasionally oak you what okanr* hive Bob to the banks with every intention o f making the daily tie-,,,, posit, tie had progressed but a few blocks when someone. |»t*rving them to provide small !<iad tne sergeant? supposedly o f northern dimes, and not one o f the local roh- "chj mnf.y. l'wcoi,<-” All the ladle■ o f Florida will b« , « * The British have stopped that, , f w a strong acid in the agent's face temporarily Jta Jacksonville next Monday. IJndbut not this country. Plenty of blinding him. The bandit then grabbed the money bags and child labor here. lh will be there. dashed down the street. -o--------- I on First Mortgage 1” ’ Today begins what is generally agreed to be one o f the Overall*. White Collar*. most colorful and what may also prove to be one of the most Reaiat That Impulse. , spectacular World’s Series in the history o f baseball. The B l f p r Japanm*. championship series brings together two teams that are outr Very, Very Rich. sunding in many respects, not only because each won the ('•nriiii nit Or Si* pennant in ita respective league but because of the per- ( sonnel o f the clubs and because o f the remarkable perfor- LOS ANGELES. Oct. 5— If in mances o f each. A hotly contested meeting is in prospect impulse to wll short move* you, with the likllhood that the series will require the limit of resist It seven games to determine the victor. When the ul.le Mr. Mitchell, head On paper the victory of the Yankees in the American of a big Cnieago trust company, leagu e is decidedly more impressive than that of their op­ •aid Wall Street was goto* too and held up a warning finger, ponents. T he proteges of Miller Huggins won IK) games fust, tills column ashed how much he and lost only 44 to set a new league record. Not only that would charge for a year’s 'call’’ hut New York team broke numerous other records. The on 10.000 shares of General Mot­ club suffered only one shutout during the whole season and ors. Yesterday, General Motor* went scored more runs than any other team. Babe Ruth slam­ to 277 \-t„ one new “ high" for all med out sixty home runs to set a new record and he and time, and it climbed in good com­ Buster Gehrig, the home run twins, collected more four pany. New York Central broke ita baggers than any other team pair in the history of base­ price record, also Canadian Padball. In addition the Yankees' pitching staff has been lie, Louisville and Nashville, North­ functioning in a manner that leaves no room for criticism ern Pacific. Chicago und North­ western and the big DuPont com­ or complaint. pany. • On the other hund the Pirates are a jsiwerful aggrega­ INVEST WISELY, WITHIN tion,offensively and defensively, and can never be counted means, ami never gamble, For out until the last play of the game. The pitching staff your gambling will break you, as sure­ is on n par with that of the Yankees and for the series the ly as many other stork are going Smoky City club may' have the edge because of the injury to break their records. Whatever to Herb I’ennock. star left hander o f the Yankees. In the you do, don't sell short. And don't old-fashioned conservatism catching department the Pirates easily excel, there being let scare you to death. no one on the American League club who compares with Old Vanderbilt said when New Earl Smith- In the two outfields there is little to choose York * elevated railroad win sugbetween them as far as the fielding performances are con­ gested "the American people may cerned, but the big question will be which will offer the oe fools, but not fools enough to biggest threat, the Yankees' slugging crew or the timely rule in the air.” Jay Gould knew enough to take over the road and hitting o f the Pirate outfield? In this connection it will mude millions. bo extremely Interesting to watch the hitting duel between THE AMERICAN Federation of Ruth and Gehrig on the one term and the Warier brothers, Paul und Lloyd, on the other. The Yankees have u stronger Labor meeting here in Los Angeles will undoubtedly recl.-ct its suc­ infield collectively but Dugan at the hot corner cannot com ­ cessful head, Mr. Green.. The Am­ pare with Traynor o f the Pirates, the best third-baseman erican Federation has 2,812,457 in the game today. union men paying dues regularly. Thera are 106 national and in­ Withal the figuring and comparisons o f the dopesters, there is always that element of uncertainty which must be ternational unions, ami 211,31)4 loc­ al unions; including all kinds »f considered as a factor in deciding the World’.s champions, workers, beginning with actors in 1906 the Cubs won 116 games and yet the White Sox, und endng with wire weavers. known as the hitless wonders, captured the series. The "OVERALLS AND WHITE Giants were a better team in 1924 than the Senators and yet collars" will soon be combined. The the latter won in 1925. The Buckv Harris aggregation man with overall now earns enough was stronger than the Corsairs but t’je bunting went to the to wear a white eo'lnr in the eventeam o f McKechnie. Irtist year the Cards were due for a ing. And soon, undef the Ford five-day week plan, he will wear defeat at the hands of the Yanks but they didn’ t get it. overalls five days and a white c o l-| ThiH year we have two powerful clubs facing each lar. with swallow tail coat at­ other, both of them possessing extraordinary hitting and tached if he wants to, over week­ fielding strength. Each dub has a group o f natural ball ends. players having brains and wizardry, a combination that is I-efs hope he will use part of hard to find. It seems likely, then, that the breaks may his leisure time reading and think­ ing. That’s what Ford <Jld~«spcci> prove the deciding factor. any thinking. -----------------O---------------- They Are Beginning To Arrive $5000 to Loan A1 Seem s to B e the W h o le Team A s Brisbane S e e s It i ■■ if :W THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1927._________ •„ TWO la i: : J A C K S O /N V I I L I - F L O R I D A L A N E Y ’S - ‘ The Friertdly D ru g Store” E. First St. Prescriptions Filled Promptly Snnfortl | And Accurately YOU CAN'T REALIZE, dimly, J It’s been so long elnoe there was Florida people have become so accustomed to this sort [a revolt in Mexico, most of ut will o f thing thut they think little or nothing o f it. They have this country’s wtulth, us you trav­ el from the Atlantic to the I*ueiflv. re to l*am Mexican all over been robbed o f ho much so many times that a little matter The stock ticker’s story means only ; again. » likeia thousand or fifteen hundred dollars is tfo inslgnifi- the guess of the speculators, plh* o - --■■■ There are some men who can ar- cant as to bo almost unworthy of any consideration at all. definite statements of dividends, Plum bing — H e a tin g and a few secrets leaking from . gue without getting peevish or per­ sonal. They usually win*—Thom- n S Z t h f V PUrti?!1i Ur ‘ P 0 ,?/ h0,<luP somewhat un­ those that know. "Service You'll A ppreciate" usual in that the northern bandits, or shall we say illegiti­ 1a«ville Times Enterprise. Onw page of a newspaper here mate bandits, seldom arrive before the middle o f December. devoted to news id mines und oils, —oJAM ES A . S A N D S trainload . In the burning o f 323 Rac’ord Ave, Pps*lb,« conclusion thut can be drawn from the says: Phone 6.10J. - o f automobiles at Detroit, QUlte "New gold rush in Nevudn.” that tbu nro coming to Florida this year few pedestrians may have be en “ Oil rush begun to New Centre.” earlier than usual, rhese^orthern bandits usually arrive saved.—The Beattie Time*. ".Strike of leud-sinc reported,” ; ' ■ o--------T w i r l s 0 Wee? 8 Jef° r,e the beJ*inninK 0P the season, but the "Discovery of the ell pool, etc." Man aufftring with lung trou­ Daytona case is complete evidence that some o f thiH are b l e went to see a specialist the already here. WEALTH SURROUNDS US in S e le c t * other day., lie had' to Mcuugh up” U P u i r i r Consequently we feel perfectly safe in assuring the every direction, across the Mexi­ u$100,— Florida Times Union. people o f Sanford thut they may confidently expect u long can border, since 11)01 the amount H . V ltL b C H R IS T M A S W of oil taken out is l,434,H10,r>i)i) *J The concensus o f opinion In and prosperous tourist season this year. Sifts NOW on our new b rrela. There is wealth even great­ -Pittsburgh seems to lie that the Jeweler er across the Canadian continent. easy payment plan. ' 'Yanks have got some sluggers, but We are rich here in America. "the Pirates have a pitcher or two Only 76 shopping dayc be­ And we are frightfully wasteful, themselves. HOUSECLEANING IN IN D IAN A .. 108 Magrnolia .. fore'Christmas. und sluw to repair waste. This city FLORIDA TIMES-UN ION of more than a million people ha* What has become of the oldreached its limit of water supply. ■hloned mother who used to sit Indiana, engsged In the work of as follows: \ ------ --------- ■ = And nearby the Colorado river talk to her daughter’s caller ? political houseeleaning, is making "The cost which Indiana hns wastes every day more than oms l->Eu*tia Lake Region. She’s In ■n unusual record of achievement, .the other room now entertaining aa Is William H. Remy, the public paid for the degradation of its Re. hundred times the total amount if uses, pour- • prosecutor, who has to his credit publican politica has been great water that Los Angeles rher own caller. t. the conviction of a governor of and the esteem of » -o the state’s iln** ^ of California. The city of Daytona Beach sold that state, the indictment of an­ neigh bora has been Impaired. But nnil convictions mnviriinnu »■*» I LONDON C.UITICISES THE ctments nnd are 9126,000 issue at six percent im- other, and morn recently the con­ incictmenti Dvement bonds foe 102.46 Just viction and prison sentence of the the cure for the disease, and all Amercan Legion visit. ’ Too much other day. Ten bide were fill- mayor of Indianapolis all the re­ indications are that thla cure is be-- America” is the coniplunt. There Ithe lowest being 08.28. Nothing sult of fair and impartial trials Ing administered sternly to the|htt* been on a*Iu,,°a to'"too much conducted in Indiana courts. > public patient. Beside the general!American money." \tumpllh about that either. It happens that the men convict­ criminal courts record in AmerThe English are wonderful peo- '• --.-■■o ■■■ Mrs. LUUendahl couldn't make ed of gross violations o f the law lea the recent results in Indian-i pie, but they change "complexes" when It came time for are Republicans, as is the public have been exceptionally credit­ rapidly. bo -7” long before reenact her version of the prosecutor. Very evidently the po­ able, and . It. will . . not- rr - , ----Before 1024 they had a superior-1 A pply Circulation D e p a rtm e n t of her husband. We have litical affiliations of prosecutor, the stain which was blackening the! ity complex, thought themselves Judges and Juror* have not pre­ rtate is expunged. There are __ itest sympathy for the wobetter than otheri. After having! who la sick, but it ia unfortu- vailed In these prosecutions and others high in politics who must their “ hacks to the wall" awhile, that she married a man so old trails, which is si) the more cred­ still be dealt with, but If thut is they ewitched to an "inferarity I so uncongenial aa the physl- itable tn-the atatw fef Indiana. Pre­ doii« us effectively as these begin­ complex'* which now afflicts them. ‘ sumably, a majority of the men ac­ ning* Indiana can start with a They will get over if, go back to tively engaged in the nroaecution clean slate and, Its affairs in the their natural euperiority complex B o w newspaper* seem to take and trial* of these nubile officials hand* of hnnest men, c*n set and be happy again. themselves to make quite a •re Ranubllcans, which makes the about ngain to occupy its normally of it when some man predicts a work they have accomnllshed all high place la the American Union. A MILLION GATHERED to What Is taking place In Indiana g;jet and cheer Von Hindenbutu ns future for Florida. That’s the more worthy of notice. It sig­ nifies that it is possible for a po­ in response to an emphatic de­ on his 80th birthday. well and good, but everybody 1 these parti Is so thoroughly litical party to clean ita own house, mand, made b j right-minded, lawHe lyu shown himtelf a loyal I q f the fact that It would- when necessity demands, and when respecting people,, is fair warning president of the German republi-, there U honest desire that wrong­ to office holders everywhere putting aaiser and militarism be­ much news value.— Gaindoing shall be exposed and wrong, throughout the country, to the Sun. Something In that. doers properly punished, and this very large number who are he- hind him, and doing his ditty. -------- --------But U was not th* president of ill, K V. about time another re­ without waiting to be forced Into lievcd to be honeat and upright, action hv those of opposing oolitbreaking out in Hexta -s a i *r i f i r a ,GZ Z aA ! E 2 Ical faith. Indiana Renublicans, fices, and moreparticularly flees, n n d -----t o „ r dayii Men wtIlt Rovcrn. eaters have therefore, deserve all the . more those whose actions and doings ment, prosperity. Bnt they long for themselves pretty tribute and respect because of the m . a time course taken in these nroaecutlona will not "stand the light .of day.’’ glory. And that, they imagine, is For the latter » day of reckoning X i • what tho lighter gives them. your *■”*1 'o r the result* achieved. threaten*, Just aa It has come to ‘ of time if Th* New York referring corrupt and dl . it public officThe ilatlc beetle has begun to K v In these court hs,. * ■ ' in In- lab in Indiana. 1 people evldentany dlana, says that wit Island crops, according irh th4ro ly nra determ wrong-do- to a " The old world Jcat U reason to believe Ik nener- Ing In public •hall U j keeps ua. on# thing or anof 1brought to a tKff •n*t a - beetle it’. . ftr‘; i. „ American til •t * t shot -f I bottle. *- L BOYS WANTED A T ONCE 'with Me y e r B o t h Illustrations . The Sanford Herali Herald A d v . D ept. Phone 148 ** • Shoe R ep airing » and H at r !r n . �1 Stf? _ l* ■ . t a . - i r - . _ i: !u TOE fiANFOnD n ijRAi p, .TvEDNESPAY.OCTOnER 5, 1027. £ —— MARINE I Sandspur B r id g e Club E A S T E R N S T A R •■ft,** ..J A T R O N IS f t 'V - i 'v WASHINGTON''OeC 1i i I s E ntertained B y G U E ST OF CHAPTER — Private CharIe*,OH ■ i ■—,_ ^ ^ — ■ i—_ i .1 M a r i n * . ' M iss N o m e W illia m s A . spirit o f fraternal love and ficers, complimenting them on the) Cuba., ou.Oatober.l i * lendld work put on for exempli- partment was juhbsd'.t One o f tTie mi at delightful meet-! good fellowfhlpjprevaiM Monday spic Office TeIephop< 148 BUB. FRED 9. PAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Residence ,e f 8 » c i r--t* cation. •ngs or of the Sand »ptir Bridgd club, evuning or'. fhe jtpec'Tl meeting Hand Spur onager clun,* PLANT C IT V -^ ta i °* * After’ this uddress, talks were a! was that ooff Tuesday «avenlng y « n iwhen n g _thew Seminole h e n i -Chapter h>nlpr vNo. „ ,2 n .. Order setgiven by a cumber of the visit­ show to be heid fro they were the guests of Miss Nonic were -December 1 M rs. Brodie W illiam s! M r s . o f Eastern’ Star at thc^ Mmonio in g grpnd offic*r». These were, Williams at her home o a Myrtle ,1— Avgnue.' “* Temple, when Mrs. Angle Jamisoti followed by an enjoyable program G ives P arty Tuesday, E n te rta in s M em l Mre^LMyd B^jf? _aj\d (Erected by* Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Quantities of rose and pink nui- Mank of Miami, Grnnd Matron of »• • » * ■- ■ wore among. ,.th .._ For Sm all D aughter B a p tist Church Circle iance roses lent their beauty and the Grand Chapter o! .’lotidn, paid which included a drill, “ Night scene Brown Sanford spending Tuesda** fa* fragrance in decorating for this her offidal visit to this chapter. in Heart Land,” in. whleh the fol. fAritfo. ' ______ , Little Miss s'mlii* Williams was Mrs. James L. Murphy was host­ affair. The color motif o f rose, |This was one of Vhe largest and owing members took port. Mrs. Katherinn E. McKay, Mrs. Murry A woman’s picture is coming to t l.c Kuc*t of honor at a lovely party ess to the members of the- Aiarian pink and green was repeated in best nieetlngs ever held here, three •i ) 7 Jarvis, Mrs; Sybil Routh, Mr*. Iva -a—- / the Milane Theatre today.. It Is '®lv,c,n T.u,e3,lay by ,her Circle o f the First Baptist Church, every detail and also carried ou tg o in g over 200 in attendance, ini WEDNESDAY l^iuiiing a nunihjr of grand nfficerd Y /ight.M rs. MaybeUe Maxwell called “ The Woman on Trial.” pother Mrs. Hrodie Williams at her Tuesday evening at her home on sn the refreshments. t and Mrs. Clementine King with Unique w ile s in the forms of , nd ohcr visiters, Palmetto' Avenue. Bowls and basIbscription Bridgo party at ,From „ reports it tbiia tells ua vi crucial in cekput it u kut .;.hon}? . . on Laurel —---- —Avenue, -^ s — — Mrs. Walter Haynes at the piano kets of nntigonon vines and ferns tulips on which were bridge ques­ t of C. Hall ou Oak Avenae at gtory in which all women of all b™Von of her •i*th birthday. Among the grand officers pre­ and Hire. Robert L. Glenn as solo­ tions and hnswers wore used in The rooms were most effectively were placed with artistic effect Jock under the auspices o f the |races and climes confront the sent were Mrs. Martha H. Carter . Society of All Souls Church world With a problem of love, honor decorated with quantities of cut about the rooms where the mem­ keeping- scores for the game, and of Holly Hill, Fas Grand Matron; ist. ’ ‘ Tb« scene presented was a street after the fifth progression scores and motherhood and nsk-under- flowers and ferns, carrying out the bers assembled. and now Grand seccetary; Mr*. ■• TllllBSD AY dainty , color., motif,, of pink, blue A short business session was were compared and prizes awarded Lulu Overstreet of Kissimmee, in “ Heart Land,” the chapter room '• John Bender will entertain standihg. * ' and green. Inthe dining room the , t,, . w if r. having been darkened and the team held presided over by Mrs. C. A. the ones having held highest scores r. Fortunately this difficult and ab­ Members of the* Idlers Bridge • *if.'**r refreshment table was spremi with Anderson Jr., president pro tern. at their respective tables. Miss. Grand Elcctra; Mrs. May Donovan " nU!ml ^ aring eight tamp post* of Daytona, Grand Martha, Mrs, joined j0jn^ together together wKh festoon* of fat 2;30 o’clock at her homo sorbing role is in the hands o f a a luce cloth and centered with the After routine business hsd been I’ errie Lee Bell won a box of T O D A Y ? ..!great dramatic artist— many call hirthday cake topped with eight Murry Jarvis, Paht Grand Elcctra; hearts dnd lighted by lanterns of lest'First Street. . ... .-'•! . . ;'i * a* carried out, Mrs. Charles Echols dainty hand made hankerchiefs, her the greatest— Pola Negri. pnd Grnnd representative of Texas; L, Class of the First Bap“THE WOMAN ON TRT/ TnoniTv Yhut ? tf Pink tnPcra in row holders, and was appointed second vice-presi­ Miss Mariorf Hand received a box Mrs. Katherine E. McKay,-repres­ “ Love Lights, Star Shine, Hope ** J Cf*. hurch will meet at the home . . A d l r i . 2 «.q « f ythU im io r tin {lemh* 'Wc,|in Festoons of dent nhd Mrs. Leo Echols made as­ of Coty's powder ,and Miss Sara entative of British Columbia; Mrs. •Well nnd Stnr Aright. As they Pola Ne^ri fin herfir passed each guest of honor, they R. L. Garrison ‘ on RichWarren Ensterby was given a box, , iln i P! rtffli , Plnk » n<« blue extended from the sistant secretary. „ Biscuit Sweets. 1 ,.e , Ju!l* •* past grand presented nnd nlso n heart shaped -ture—an omniing---pr The On this occnsion the teachers In of National -Avenue* Cars will leave tom porim o* ^£r,,t,d,i*r « "™ * » » f « “ with wonderful A, sctlMW'*, ’f V I Hie Beginners nnd Primnry dipart- low score prize, a bottle o f Cotys ami IcprC8,en‘ a,Vve, basket in which were lovely -old [the church a t 3:30 o’clock. and forceful creative ability c f won by Miss Mary ° f r^ iftna/ Miss. Miftganetjhl! of ■ Scrvenlandfe gr«Ute*t* aotaessf f fashioned corsages. Mrs. Clcminperfume was menta were the guests o f honor Games of aij kinds were played >Ie Chapter No. O. E. S. Mouritz Stiller, the Swedish genius. Barbcrsvule, grand representative tine King then crowned the Grand and each one received « lovely Been, while the lucky card was Comedy throughout the afternoon on tho iotd regular meeting at 7»30 The theme of “ The Woman on of Montana; In addition to these "WHAT EVERY IC B " MAN I fek at the Masonic Temple, Trial” is taken from ‘ Confession” lawns, one of particular interest handkerchief and a rose. They were was euS by Miss Love Turner, who officers there wer? present 28 pre­ Matron as “ Queen o£ Hearts.” • Following tho drill a banquet v-as “ Pinning the hat on the witch.’’ Mrs. Jana Smith, Mrs. A. L. Myers. received n large box of cookies. TENOW8” ; " ath Side Primary School Par- a noteworthy stage play by Ernest sent and past matrons arid patrons hall whore tho chnpte/ color* of Mrs. Ethel Biggers and Mrs. R! W. When the bridge accessories had The prize for this, a pencil box was ... ••AesonV -Pgbtfr* reachtra Association will meet Vajda, Hungarian dramatist. It Uwtdm^Jrju; A. C. Hall, a jreCent been removed and the tables laid of this nnd other grand jurisdic­ purplo and gold were beautifully 5Iy. Brocjthflhn will plaft &y'rer J concerns the sacrifices a woman won by l>tay Bandy. 30 o ’clock. bride,.was -presented a gift.'from with dainty covers, the hostess tions, nnd also the district instruc- tarried mtt \v}th quanitics o f gold­ Late in thh afternoon the childquest,- -4-> makes in the name of love. Caring FRIDAY Ulla Chilton of New en rod ‘ and daisies arranged in d Mrs. C. A. served chicken salad, . sandwiches, |*or> deeply for one man who in deathly ren were nsked into the dining * ie circle, membozs and airs ” "A u l t reV D ^ lumel’a "Fashion Review,” at tall floor b**b0t3. Potted ftrns ill, she weds another to restore the room where refreshments. «r bric k 1Ant-Vr?pn wik (dv«|r a plcturo as sweet potato cones,, pal tines, and Smyrna, Allans .Theatr^ at 8 o’clock, The Grand Matrons address was mint ten as refreshments. Favors and palms vrtrre*'also Used to adviriice cream in pink and white and in*ok* ’ n appreciation her work •1- ' first to health. When her child by of riuatars of aondspurs tied with interesting and instructive, touch tnge. The' tablu placed for the term as ptesid*nt. ithrr Bfwttingfer Chrale o*f the the lovMess marriage is taken dividual rakes'it«re gitfftd by. the [ liodlst Church will meet with from her'through a jealous and de­ hostess aRaisin' by^Mm. -Tt: K. i , 'After- -ilLbuainess bad been tulle bows were given the guests. Jng.pn the early history of the guests of hofi$£ was centered with “ THE RQ S^O F THE*EtjlAK^| Playing bridge were Miss Sam Pastern Stnr, whldi dates back to a low mountf of purple and gqld I. Torrence on Magnolia Avenue ceitful spheme she runs true to the Hutto, Mr*. J. A. Huylpy end M rs., tra n sa e t^ the> hostess served a WEST” , 'V'*< .r tM* - JliM SAsa:' 1;30 o ’clock. There will be a instincts of wofnan and \ mother­ Tom W. Williams. F a v m ^ ^ f .gay ' ?nta«l cours<* w,tlt potato chips and Warren Ensterby .Miss ^Marion 1AR0. The Order was founded In flowers and sprjgs .of asparagus Ko-Ko Song Kartoon Hand, Miss Perric I.ee Bell, Miss Frunre and Vvas later brought to ferns, nmf the scat of the Grand r' will dffering. . f hood to regafaj.'thiv happiness she colored caps qnd snnpperj.’ tvcrj ICR‘* tc“ * . America.' At the present time given the guekts. ; -f^ f (n A^tong fhpse present were Mrs France.-* Duton, Mias Mina Howard, “ALRXANDRA’ S RA(» TIMS Matron was designated by n floral . , ele No. Four o f the Methodist has beeni Cheated. there are over 15,000 chapters, decorated Miss Funily Hailey, Miss Mary Children enjoying this party wero A. , Abuepion Jr., Mrs. A. M. BAND” : ' • throne. Festoons of cK will meet at 3:30 o’clock Settings, exceptionally colorful, Miss with over 2,000,000 members. Mrs. purple, white and gold were strung! **"•’ Charles. ha:hoh», Mrs. Deen, Miss Eloise Brady, Comedy Mrs. H. Hi Chappell on Celery and backgrounds of the Latin Evelyn Wilkinson, Frances John- ^ nrP- Fok, Mrs. Harold sou, Sylvia AIcIo*ndon, Margaret^ ,raeo Fafe .Mrs; Harold Kastner, Marcia Patterson, Miss Love Turn* Mank was high with her praise of over head adding a festive touch. Milano Review IhYte. ' * _ ' • Quarter of Paris, frame the action Sirs. Jnn«\ Smith,- Mrs. A. L, My­ er, Mrs, Earle E. Jones, and Mrs. tho work of the worthy Matron, Favors of old fashioned bouquets Brawn, Richard Brown, Aline ^ il for a cast which includes Ellnar No. 5 of the Methodist ers, Mrs. Ethel Biggers, Mrs. R. W. Roy G. Williams. Mrs. Eunice Turner and other of- were given each guest. Bragg, Genevieve Wells, LouU.! ch will meet with Mrs. Min- Hanson, Arnold Kent and Andre Wall McCrory, Mary Wyatt Rat­ Lawton, Mrs. Roy King, Mrs. U. G. C O M IN G bw . at her apartments in the Sarti. Hasty, Mrs. Ve^ne C. Messenger, 'T R E nirf pA iU D R * S liff, Charles Robinson' Annie Belle Mrs. B raxton P erk in s Mrs. Lillie Jones motored to Or­ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Cooley arrived ; g. Apartments, a t S o’clock. Methvin, Patsy Bandy, Katherine Mrs Arthur TTntcher, Mrs.. T. L. lando, Tuesday where she spent the hero Sunday to mflkq Snrrford their aerican Legion Auxiliary will T e a G uests A r e T o Be'J ,Spencer, Margaret Spencer, lx':- Hnlei Mrs. If. A. Moreland, Mrs. H ostess T o M e m b e rs day. Leo Echols, Mrs. A. C Hall, Mrs. home. Mr. Cooley is manager of the et at 4 o ’clock at the Legion 'etia Gormley, Votie Williams CharE n tertained local Federal Bakery. |L . . . „ T , A tB, r id g,e lies Williams, Miller Wiliams, Dnri.i Roy R. Pippin. Mrs. Charles Me O f H er B rid ge C lub Mr. and Mrs. J,, D. Woodruff Mahon, Mrs. W .. C. De Coursey, Ascription bridge party given P a r ty A tW d m a n S C l u b .L a k e , Mario Lou Lyles, Helen Mrs. D. L. The members of the Every Other ami son Jack and [ th» iBeratification Committee Mrs. II. B. Connely erf Lakeland ______ Palmer, Morothy \Varren, Eugenia Mrs. T. L. Sheppard nnd Mrs. Iru Thrasher left Wednesday morning Southward. Week bridge- club were most de­ the Welfare Department o f the arrived, here Tuesday and is the Among tho pleasant features Warren, Marlon Estridge, Mildred they will guest qf her sister Mrs. A. P. Con­ lightfully entertnined Wednesday for Wauchulu where Cluh.pt 3 o’clock, ' arranged by the Beautification Hodges. Lots Hodges, Fred Hodge*, spend scverul days us the guests A CORRECTION nelly and mother Mrs. Hawkins.’ -'.< morning, as.the guests of Mrs. irden Club will hold meeting Committee of the Woman’s Club for D. it. Hodges, Joyce Gray, Julian of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Earnest. ’ _____ ' . • *: Ti-e .1Braxton L, Perkins, at her home on Adams, Oncn Adams, Inez Wil­ '■ i?; i;« ■ • < ! |0 g’rtock at the Yaoht Clubtheir subscription bridge on Fri­ Through inadvertnnee it Magnolia Avenue. Rev, and Mrs. F. Ei Steinmeyer day nfternoon, is tho entertainment liams nnd Marjorie Hodges. SATURDAY Mrs. W. Wallace Wright return­ staled in Tuesday’s Issue of /r V a iB ^ fc V .a n d ’ >, A profusion o f cut flowers, in­ ed home Tuesday afternoon frum returned to their home-at Lakeland, i’a Matinee at 10 o’clock o f tea guests. The sun room will Herald that Alex Vaughan Inst ■u n s ' - F h.ir cluding yellowelder, hibiscus, roses he arranged for these, and they will Sem inole Parent And ed the County Commissioners Orlari(|o where she ho.-} bpon spend­ Tuesday after p plcasapt .visit.ftere Milapa Theatre. and nntigonon were Hied, wilH with tneir daughter Mrfc. * Frank be welcomed at any tinio after ing several days with her mother order Soth Woodruff to build ti Monday pleasing effect in the rooms where Mr*. Roberth Howard of Quincy, Adapts. •*::*■* . r ■*' three o'clock, at which hour the TencheKs Asipociation tain fence itrouml his p Agnes Guild will* tnect at .4 bridge guests will assemble. Mrs. the card tables had been spread who is visiting at the home uf her ■ *#" v t*~ - b near Osteen. The story should u ck'M the new Parish Houto R. A Winston, assisted by Mrsj H old s First*1M e e tin g stated that the county board for play. son Julian Howard. Mrjr; Knrfont Bryant returncxl to •.Mrs. Bsnjamin Whitner Jr., Kathryn Dutton, will be the host­ • Thy morning hours were quickly her home at Lakeland on Wednes­ instructed its clerk to comm Mrs. Raymond Philips as esses for the tea guests. spent with tho games of duplicate The first meeting of the new cate with Mr. Woodruff. Mrs. Angle Jamison Mank, day J^ter ’spending ,thc pnst week , ie .TT.-’rr.rt JjJ l Jtfir ‘or (fie Seirilnofe'T’arent, Tea­ It was also stated that, thrdax bridge, and after the last board Grand Matrtri of the Graqd ChnjW 4ret»ith her pgrtmA Mr. and Mrs. C. u During the serving o f refresh­ will meet, at ments there will be pome especial chers Association was held Tues­ assessor was Instructed to assist had been pluyed the hostess served ter O. E. 8. o f Florida, who hns . T. Newby. a'Organ Club day afternoon in tho Seininole High the sheriff in ascertaining thnsq a tempting plate luncheon. been spending the past few days [o'clock the home- o f Mrs. attraction from the platform. I'clock at tho Bckool auditorium, -with the presi­ who had failed to pay them *oq i-iCovers were laid for Mr*. Hal [here ns fhe guesti o f Mjf. dpd Mrs'. F. IIa*k>P» on Eark Avamio >*«•{ itri!"ifa rfy B. Lewis returned Mrs. C. E. Myers, with a very Storage d In . ^awkiris and Mrs. Mor- competent committee, has charge dent Mrsi John W. Sneyd presiding. ciipatlonul license tax. The^oanJ Wight, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Wurt W. Warner,'left uesday f o r ‘ home Tuesday uftofno«m from-UeThis was the,largest attendance , instructed *the tax collector, John Mrs, David D. Caldwell, Mrs. W. her home at Miami. ^ Jfinntr, Ohio, Union, Mills, Ind.. and Jen as hostesses. '*,■ Sanford Fred * Jof the refreshments and will he T i -------- * i Pittsburg, Pw., when* she haH beef " i : SunrfXr-fiOi.u iw Jl fa. Girls o f the Meth- assisted in serving by a lovely since the organization and much i I^Jinkins^tc^nlc^Jthe sheriff in fhis A. Fitts, Mrs, M. 3.' Wiggins, Mrs. instance.''* interest was shown. The instalfa- instance. George Fox Jr., Mrs. G. D. Bishop And Mrs. Perkins. IsnftvJmg thB.sprnfier:I --------* fill meet ; at the group o f Camp Firo girls. --------A --------J L + 9 . -L.y.r__ , ley .Jit— v:-! ■:_ tion of officers also took plaqe. diet ‘M,q„n , T,*^) o’clock, with Admission will lie entirely by 1lQs and Miss Mattie numbered ticket, as there is a lucky Officers installel for'the ensuing W o m e n ’s G uild Meets year were: president, Mrs. John W. number which will draw the choice '• r e . . . . . . I,, . Sneed; vice-president, Mrs. S. G. W it h M rs.W h itn e rF o i of five handsome pnzes hII of Hlghleyman; {secretary, Mrs. FredT,'L,''» v '" n ^ ,.i»^* treasurer, Mrs. I t s B u sin ess Sesioi ?irst meeting of the Social De- which have been donated by club)“ i p. *................... i* ikitt J-B - C. Maxwell., -- - r’ rtment o f the' Woman's Club at members. The sale of tickets will K. •r.L l be handled by Mrs. Harry Heeren t’clock the Club house. The Women’s Guild, of Hull It was decided to offer to the —r irti nnd her committee consisting o f class which had the best attend­ Cross Episcopal ChrUeh held Iti ,N »<;(<»• 4,ij ,'(f, “ I Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Grant ance o f nfothers at the Par­ regular business meeting, Monday |arent-Teacher B ody Wilson, Mrs. Alfred Lee, Mrs. John ent Teacher* meetings during tho at the homo of Mrs. B. F, Whitner . jJ H iw jfF m Jr., and Mrs. J. M. Me year. At the conclusion of the busi­ Sr., on Oak Avenue.. is A P r o g ra m For Mcisch Caskill. Routine business was carried out, ness session, a social hour was en­ [ten ding I ts E ffortB Tickets may be obtained from any joyed. under the leadership of the presione of these through a telephone jMnt, Mrs.. A. P. ConricHyi Arrange­ In the parent-teacher work of message, and will also be on sate ments were mndo for the Men’s Itrict seven, comprising the Wednesday at tho opening meet­ B au m el’s To Stage Club supper, which tha . Guild will tiles o f Brevard, Lake, Orange ing end reception at the Woman's A n n u alF ash ion Revue serve on Friday evening October ••Ml cola, Seminole, and Volusia, the |tlub. 14 at'the New Parish House, with , Iti rijiw kgan adopted is “ Parent Teach* • ,,f' .I«P> r.J Much interest is being mani­ Mrs. A. Nawtnnn as chairman. I Association for overy school,” N a m es F o r Invitation fested in tho*Fnshion Show which The following committee chair­ •T V'"r |ery school having an association man for tha coming year were ap­ will bo staged Friday evening by [asked to bring about the organ- T o L ocal G ard en Club the Buumet Specialty Shop nt tho pointed: Mrs. J, E .Brouse. Alter; stfl .•! ltlon of an assbelatfon in the Mrs. Alcxsnder Vaughnn, Flower; - i.-f|1y|fii» _ Milane Theater, This affair prom- 2™ R equested B y O ffic e r s pool which is nearest in locaVisiting; V _____ •Hi ‘I isos to be most unique in every I F , ™ ? . '™ * , * ’ |n, and if this worthwhile cxMm. S. A. Huston, Hospitality. way. In addition to the showing of The members o f the Garden Club tslon work is carried out there ♦Ur. &JflverPice tar..af. th« church, Si not be left an unorganized who may have names to propose the latest fall luodels in dresseer gave the first series of talks an ♦ •Cl * •e% rttif coats, wraps apd hats, an excep­ fr 'U-Afv *: Bool in the entire district at the for invitation are requested to pre­ *n nd the; subject tionally interesting program con­ sent them, properly endorsed, and inning o f the hew year, oon ■ fra* , “T! sisting of music, dancing, mono­ Moi fore and more importance Is in, writing to Mrs. Rolland Dean Cb hings «nd Drc« logues and songs is being arranged ,* j , t i L" i w • % . Vxfc, -mA ched to tho value of ^pnrent- before Thursday noon. tloi a movt intcrcoiJ by Mrs. Ellen Doillson of the SunThe meeting for Friday morning cher work as time go£s vm and Ing. , ivenesa introduces at ihe Yacht Club will be a very ford Music Shop. A social hour followed th** bui ttfalr, Quite a number of Sanford's best and ..vital problems for com- pleasant one, with an exchange of ness session, when the hostess a ■*{ ctd w a talent us well as a few out vof e* idty solution iri our schools, summer garden experiences, the listed bv Mrs. Connelly and M '■itA .4t<n)'r «d* town artistswill take part on this display of a few native shrubs cularly is this true of schools Amelia Noble served delicious r »»!■! . f *.| [the rural (Uatrlcta, nnd an onm- suitable for foundation and mass program. frerhments. plantings, nnd n chalk talk by C. R. i appeal is accordingly made of Tboro were about members COCOA-^^Contractors begin central localities to carry out Mnsop, on tKe fundamentals of cor­ present. « rect planting o f the average city work on 810,444 street paving Job. work in Seminole county. lot. ■Seminole ho* a welt-organized Those, members who will be [mjty council through which in* votfd this'week, will by decision of M e Lauliiis ' A * |j ition und enthusiasm can be # * *• v i ,^ , the Executive Board, bo given free Jewelers-Oplometrist enied tkroiigftMi^ *its length admission for the remaining months breadth. Before the Council o f the year, and will pay their dues D iam o n d M ounting A r e h ift c t . tiqg this auflimn every Bchool on January, when the fiscal year Engraving i the county should have an ur- o f the year will pr«»bobly begin. First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. _ s . . . . _ -V ... . ; i 1 m bnt invitation to send represent* This action is taken because the Watch Repairing Sanford, Fla. , the list of schools being fall nlonth's mark the beginning \ 9 Jy obtainable from the super- of the real garden year, this be­ lent of education, ing the time for planning and dlatrict chairman Is asking planting nearly nil tnaterial*. W the council hut sap‘ * ■ '' f >i»*i itions work to bring •AV C. W. Stoudenmire and Robert i . ■ • • v . Tiing o f sight singing Maaska left Monday for Miami •• -, ( .. rural aehools. The refining where they are attending the Pigil'k * ' c « of singing would justify gly Wiggly convention. :-ft4 ivy expenditure for it* devel- apart' from the happiness it * C; B. Me Intyre of Miami spent * * M -w I to the subject a* well a* the week end in Sanford as the r - . ? S >Uid the day ha* come when guest of his sister Mrs. J, N. Tolar. f e w «le school curriculum is lmTile UccirteT^w* of Flotilla p'rovlde that firm ur wlthout It One instructor IPWHK I school* V only ' ' corporation shall engage in or manage any business, profession expanse to each one. _ Croup! Lv*.or occupation—-unless a State and County LIcenye s^all have ^Amelia Kendall o f DeLand m Sanford as the guest from th. 1 .x Co|!«(o r , , ^ , m m ents .1 o n U « r i'1 l» 8m 'e s ~ : S ocia l - Calendar i J EE IN ‘."••at the Milane ven in gO ct. 7th 'a* 8 o’clock Elton J. Moughton Showing the first authentic individual modes ies ens v ani accessories for S T A T £ A N D COUNTY LICENSES N O W r — — ' Mre. R. W. Denham and Sunday ^n their car for where they will make K ^ C u t Glass Co., sp *y bere, with “ ~ Licenses became due October 1st, those concerned ---------- i * • "Thp motion picture of the year. Woriderful. remarkable, extraordinary, thrilling. s it. If you don't, you’ll one of the greaUst, if TIB greatest, -picture progrram J note I- 1 ; Conrt House for L i.i; •v ' „ , k : coming seappn �'■"• *•* *'•'. '• * l^r>C. S sSb I THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1927. *oim * •■* bf*r*p| ____ ____ 1? « ■ — naru ft*----------- ,j Miljus ram* over rapid^publicans Likely iKremer Is Knocked ' the ban *“ * *“ ’o Draft CoolidgcOut Of' Box In 6th Deadlock Occurs By Volley Of Hits £ ^ 4 ^ fELS*«)?S ■- ■ *- FORBES FIELD, PITTS­ BURGH, PA., Oct. &.— (IN 3)— The line up at today's PirateYankee opening World Series game follows: New York Pittsburgh Combs CF, L. Waner. CF Koenig, SS Barnhart, LF Ruth, RF P. Waner. RF Gehrig. IB Wright, SS Meuse i. I.B Traynor, 3B Lazzeri 2B Grantham 2B Dugan MB Harris IB Collins C Smith. C. v* Hoyt P Kremer, P. Umpires at the plate, E. C. Quigley, National League; At first base, Richard Naltin, American League; at second Charles Moran; National league, at third, Emmett Ormsby, American League. ir (iratham tn Harris No run*, one h-.om Page 3) I (Continued From rage u ‘ hit, n* errors, none left, k n t prom.net irt the straight hlU for the Bambino. Pittsburgh went to tat M*t L. Waner went __ „ of naming Republican Cehng walked filling the base* jus up. HiTfanned. ats. outlined the situation > «enlg scored when Kremer walkr-l out Lazxerl to Cegrig. It was • t . Meuael with the biases full. Ruth sharply hit grounder straight toj MLow den will go into the first scored when Laireri forced Meusel Ijjiieri/ Barnnart was out on a r.*d fly to Smith . No^runs, no hits, no with perhaps as many as -W rig h t to Harris Gehrig .cor* voj ^ floorer will have a when he and Laxieri engineered s errors, moo , it It. block—not so many as his support- double steal. Smith dropping Kre Eight Enning: Gehrig was out Miljus t< Harris. «rs now hope for. Dawes, who will » * r , throw. Smith muffed Kmn It w ss-a hot smash which Miljus M1 not permit his name to be used in « • return and Gehrig rildjn safe kn-Tked down. Meusel fanned out. • advance of the convention, will I • Liugan fliced to darnhart. Three Lazzeri died too. Traynor to Joe V have a few. The rest will be scat- « n » , one hit, tw» enro” . one hft. Harris. No runs, no hits, no errors, tend among such favorite sons ‘ he nttsbugh pitcher steps up. none le ft aa Senator Curtis. of Kansas, knocking one against the right Pittsburgh tired again, with r. Hughes, of New York, and Senator fleidwsll. L. Waner flied to Meu- Waner up. He flied to Meusel. WaUon, of Indiana. There will be »*'• Barnh* ? , WM « / * , . at f ' n ' Wright singled to right. Traynor no majority. The convention will »hen Meusel dropped his line drive singeled to second and Wright went go through three or four ballots to M t center. P, Waner singled to to second. The crowd went wild. with some trading. Dawes will «n t«r and Kremer scored. Wright Hoyt was taken out of the box " Teach hia maximum strength. If grounded to Uzzen. Barnhart took here ^ and -|iu Wilcey „ ________________ Moore substituted ' that U a majority, we will have our tnird, Traynor forced Wnght at 'Traynor was out at second when nominee. Koeni? Urzeri. One run, :Gr/ nUum forced him. Wright took “ But If Dawes fails to reach hits, one error, two left, third and Gratham was safe at first. Koenig was slightly Injured that mark—or even any other man I"04*™? Inning‘ 8 —Within a comparatively few bsl- „ C°llln» H*ed out to L. Waner. when Traynor crashed Into him lota, the desire to draft President H«yt Pied out to P. Waner. Corniis trying to majte gecond. fWright Coolidge can not be held back. It wa* a Dy to Barnhart. No scored and Gratham waa safe at 1 la true that most of the party bit". no none left, third on Harris’ single to second. (continued from page one) leaden do not like the president „ Pittsburgh came to bat with Smith was out to Gehrig unas­ stranger that sojourneth uniting sisted. One run three hits, no er­ personally, but they are practical £ *hrl« the first ball pitched, you. For >in this day shall atone­ men, looking for the biggest vote- fIarm wa* o®1. Koenig t0 Gehrig rors, two left. ment be made for y,rU, to cb-an-m Ninth Inning: getter. They want a man who can » il!> * wonderful one handed ston. you; from all your sins shall ye be Dugan waa up for the Yankees. carry state, county and municipal * n,‘ . wa* out OT a high fly t.i clean before the Lord. It is a Sab­ tickets vrith him. They know Mr. CoB'ns* No runs, no hits, none left. Went out, Wright t» Harris. Col­ bath of solemn rest untp you, and lins was out to Wright. to. Harr.s. Coolidge'a past record for bringing Inning: . ye shall afflict your spuls; It Is a In a majority and they will fear' noenig doubled sharply to right It was a brilliant play forth - statue for you.” anything even savoring of the dis-1,>wlting the throwing by inches. Pittsburghshort. MooreFanne-l. Spend Day In Synagogue. astroua deadlock the Democrats Buth went out to Joe Harris un- No runs, no hits, noerrors, none The entire Day of Atonement is staged ia New York in 1924. I assisted. Koenig taking third in left. spent by the devout in the synag­ 'It will be Dawes, or it must be the P,ay- Koenig scored on Geh-1 Brlckeell waa batting for Mil- ogue. A.* a token of sorrow for the ,- - 5* rig's sacrifice fly to P^ Waner. Jus. He went out, Moore to Gehrig. sins committed in the past and ns Coolidge/* This particular Renublican lead* Gehrig hit the first ball pitched. |L. Waner flied to Combs in center an evidence of contriteness and the ■* «r explained earffully that the Meusel was out on s pop fly to field. Barnhart was out Lazzeri tn affliction of the s'lil the worship­ ■President’s sincerity In wanting to Wright. One run, one hit, no er­ Gehrig. New York wins first game pers not only abstain from all man­ withdraw was not to be doubted. rors—none left. five to four. ner <>f food but also don white man­ He admitted that those who favr Kremer led for Pittsburg in this tels.. reminiscent of the shrouds .ured the draft were fearful lest fame, and promptly struck out of the dead, and go unshod, in the K*‘ aomething be done openly to fu r -, L. Waner hit the first ball pitched Oriental manner of mourning. W as r ^ I L l _________ . i l l ___ ___a _ _ . H . . . . ml . . ther Mr. Coolldge’s candidacy in and grounded over third. He later During the services the entire such a iray aa to bring forth another scored on Barnhart’s single past congregation kneels and pros­ atatement from the white house. . W'right. The __ ______ R... «... trate* itself several times in hom­ crowd^began another! One more little ah«ve." he said, clamor for a rally. Barnhart was age and respect to the Almighty. "and we couldn t nominate the safe at second and P. Waner safe I Despite the solemn and sorrowful ______ president If we wanted. If anything at first on the latter’s hit to Lazz- j Isiah Hurston and Henry Steven- strain which characterize the Day J l done puElicly In ‘his behalf he cri. Barnhart safe at third on »on, negro youths, were arrest'?*! of Atonement it also has a joyous will Issue an amplification of hia element based on the hope of divine chance* will be lost. We will sit Wright’s long, sacrifice fly to ■yesterday afternoon on a charge of forgiveness and expressed by pray­ Bombs, P. ^ Waner holding first.! stealing about 320 from the cash Rapid City statement and our (Rapid er and psalms set to happy and joy­ tisllti B iyf I^toothing ............ »*iie WW1 a% 1Uf and, work for Traynor flied out to Combs. One register of Sam Kenif, who con- ful music. run, three hits, no errors, two left, j ducts a fruit store at 310 Sanford deligation«s either “uninstrrted or Th* Yom Kippur services ore Avenue. Chief of Police J. V. Mnrpledged Id favorite sons. If we can Sixth Inning: opened with the famous Kdl Nidrey Lazzeri tried to hunt the first tin and Special Officer Sam Cardget a nominee in the early baltota, prayer with its beautiful and well and good. If not, place a little one and it was called afoul. \ Later ner of the Atlantic Coast Line quaint melody. This prayer had he doubled against tbe left field handled the case. The boys wen* bet oh CalvlnCooIidge." its origin in the dark Middle Ages ion leadjrs had fence. At this point Kremer was grilled, confessed to the theft, and when many Jews through fear of this taken out of the bor and Miljus were released from the city jail the inquisition tortues openly con* substitited. Lazzeri took third on ± U 1 “ / c,ock u ,t ni*ht' * ch K ta X U Dugan’s sacrifice, Smith to Harris. announced. remained loyal to Judiasm and on After four balls Collins walked. The two negroes had bees work­ Yom Kippur could not 'restrain Collins sod Hoyt went oiit one ing for a few days in the store. themselves and the risk of their double play, Wright to Grantham The money was stolen Monday. 1c lives joined their brethren in wor­ to Harris. No. runs, no hits, no Was found by the officers, sep-.r- ship at the synagogue. The Knl •' v 'errori. died into two piles, on a sill under Nedrey prnyer gives the sanction It was Pittsburg's turn. Grant­ a regro house across from the for admitting into the congregation ham was out when he grounded to tore. The boys had spent several all who by their outward acts mnv Gehrig. Harris knocked one a dollars of the money. They bought have entranged themselves from it. mile high for Ruth to cetch. No two hright-hued shirts and :i bc'.t who by. heir outward ncta may have s, no IJits, no errori, none left, which wus also found under the Holy Scroll* Remover. Page l th was given ■ big hand aa he A most solemn ceremony is con­ De La threatened to over* walked to the bench. Mr. Kenif told the police h? di I nected. wit‘j the rendering of this, throw fnt Obregon. i *' ~ • Seventh Enning: rn‘ wish to prosecute. The money prayer. The trk whore the holy Combs Immediately struck out. vus in small change and hod been scrolls are kept is opened and the I Tex., Oct. 6 (IN S)— Koenig was nut, Harris to Miljus. removed from the driver in the scrolls nre by the moat venerable ppression by the Mexireck containing it. It was not miss­ and distinguished members of the hont launched throughmen are said .„ — -----------to have prevailed el. until yesterday, congregation. The entire congre­ bllo laat bunday night,upon high army officers V> desert Mr. Kenif in reciting his account gation rises to its feet nnd as the nf the affair to the police, suid he cantor chan's the prayer the wor­ tS W G en eS ?r‘ U 3 ; ! h e S S ? , K d e ™ S S b «S riough when ^ “ W hC shippers solemnly repent its words. in a nres* ner of the t L revolution. r.vnl,.t;n„ l.h , ou*fh wh.e" he. the Gomes ■ W r•A* a s chanted charged In pres* fner |Monday night, his partner had de­ At its conclusion the holy scrolls T*th "vo'uGonary i While the government at Mexi* ttlviuMfaL^fexico City and Vera co City contended that the revolt posited it in the bank. On Tuesday nre replaced in the ark. \ o T t r » ; or- h m k i i i k k ' s s .s i . k . Crus, i t 'amounted only to an uprising of he inquired and found the money TUB .•Ol’ NTY t*OURT HK.MIN. Accorjif^jg to reports from the small garrisons, reports given out had been stolen. He suspected the INOt.K i nt’ NTV, FI.OHIIM. MexicmiLlfcpIUl If he is caught!by anti-Calles refugees in Laredo little negroea and notified the City »!. l\ ItAHl.'o. Inc. A rurporulloo. Police Department. I'talntiir Gomes WAe Immediate court mar- wire that more than 3,000 troops v*. tial anq pirobable-executlon unless;had revolted in the capital and that JACK SO N V ILLE - a Coffc*. J. C. HTAI'LHK. IVfemlunt. he escame to the United States. It President Cnlles is practically a i' IV11. ACTION Notice Im hereby alven (hat unili-r is_regarded probable that the pro* prisoner. These reports were receiv- House nnens in larger ounrters at 140 W. Monroe Street here. amt by virtue of a writ o f eseeucedent set^y the government in the ied here with great reserve. 'Hon tssueil out of tbe County Court rveeuUonsNpf General Serrano and Reports here were that General of Seminole County. State o f Florida, his followers wilt not be altered in Gomes might be attempting to upon a certain, ju dgm ent recovered In a certain cause In (ho County Gomex' caae. reach Vera Cruz where he wrn Court of Seminole County. Florida:, Gomel, with Serrano, waa a formerly military governor and IL C. Uarco, Inc., a curpo ___ greatest _____ _ human . Or "The docu-_ wheroln . .r ration, wu* llie plaintiff and J. C V candidate- 'fo r the presidency on strong followers. It is regarded ment the silver sheet has ever iKtapler » » » ihe defendant, and ‘ the "no "re-election” ticket. They possible that If he reached there, flaihod ••TIIF n t c t u a n t e •* ■wbitelti the plaintiff -recovered n liaaneu. T H E BIG I A HAUL. )(n|am4 fU m u,» sum o f SU». 7 <> ami both oppMed General Alvaro Ob- he may ___ ■be _____ M master _____ sufficient ableJto —Dorothy Herzog. In N. Y ‘■•oat# In tbe sum of llo.ii, regon, foftner president, who ia a force to hold the government troops ..t _ I. have . . . . . levied .......... upon nnd nod will sell candidate bn a platform that calls ■ * - for * weeks and may 1 Mirror. tn check many f o r uasli at the C o u r t H ou se d oor in for a continuation of the policies be able to set up a ' provisional"! tb e County ..f n n u l o o l e . «lt»le of Florida, on .Monday, N o v e m b e r Tin o f the CaTlee administration. Both government. A. D . 1937. betw een the hours of 1 ,<u ’ ''i ,«L “ .((V I« »r v rv,- In buying advertising a merchant muit * * * v j1 f consider what portion^ of the territory . '< M : ' - , t * * served the medium selected will cover. ,. "3 : be judged by results, for results alone are what count. ^IPAmcre, -so much . eM O W e. AND KIO HEAT.^ bA* M- M - S i A / ezTjtf'prj', / V///Ikt&iw s / 7 W ■ IM F lorida . ?■ .............. J VVv fjm ‘ lull itH# flirts' . t o 'W VM M p f] * , , XL t ■ ‘iiutitl# Through T he Herald, the only A. B* C . paper in Seminole County, an advertiser can at one ^>st put his message .* before 90 per cent of the people that live , " _ ■1 * * *' .'/* - \ i " *** in Sanfcrd's trading territory. N o risks, no if s and’s and hut's about it—T he •W5) •) Herald covers the field thoroughly. t J , * 'I | * - r. ACHED ALL OVER DreadfaDy, Jwi 'A t oca time I took Cardui for i aerot^ month# ragula.’y. I would be afflicted wiUi sudden spells oj dlrrinsaa when I could not stand on my fflat Everything would turn black before my «y«a and I would foal aa if I were going to foist At time# I would be quite nauseated. I turned at once to Cardui and took it till X waa eafoly through.” Cardui la a mild, medicinal tr»*u mad* from purely vegeUbU ingrodi■at#. It haa be*n in uae for over CO years, and in that time thouaande at w oa** have written that Cardui helped them back to good health. Bold tat all druggista . hC-it3 *1 '* ■ • | M fl| Through T h e Herald an advertiscrcan : 3tM.v *'C .v* reach 9 0 per cent of the people who buy in Sanford—this medium needs nof - T h e J r ^ evening paper, a paper and is rea(J by all the family. ■ & • ’ . GETGRAV* — Cl t^ouniy Arilngton, T«xa#.-A raaidant of I thisi town for many years, Mrs. J, H. Jackson, aaya: "I had auffarod drW fully whh aa adhiag all ovor my body. At tlmM my hood would giro me no much ,Und add it- it1 had bean in bed for week# looked like I waa juat wasting away. **I took B bottle# o f Cardui and my atrength began to alowly return. | rSiaea that time I have used thia | B3E ti'x V - T*t| ‘ 'Waiting Aw«y." Took Cardui, and Sajs It Helped Her. 1 1 W*k%k|s *t V 4 ft Wu SoHerinf m iftiti* C. Jr. HAND Seminole i ^ ' ¥M eleven n V Iork A, M. a m i t w o o ’ clcok I*. St. th e follow lo g d e s cr ib e d pro. perty or J. C a m p le r , t o . wit doe Fordson trn ebir, m otor number * 3 113d. Hherlff 2a »* t ■**‘ ffs*V* .1 -Capt i-VeraCruz > "V t i The cost of advertising should always Two Negro Youths Admit Theft Of $20 From Fruit Stand ------ ) ' f, Yom Kippur To Be' Solemnly Observed By Sanford Jews Gem Goii -* . Pirates A nd Y ankees L in e Up F o r Series ■ ' ■ % 3 % �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNTODAY. OCrOBHR 5, 1927. I—Bogineat* Service ford Dally Herald IT A D . R A T E S ■l Caah In Advanea 11 — Miscellaneous CAR AWNINGS. Co. U Ball Bldg. LADIES COATS altered and relin ed. 210 loiurel Ave. Auto Awning le rates on request. reduced rates are for Alve Insertions. * fords of average length pted a line. C iim charge of 30e for Bertlon. [advertising is restricted [per classification, bn error la made The Sanlerald will be responsible ilv one Incorrect-insertion. IJeertlser for subsequent lobs. The office should be m) Immediately’ in cM°t “ [Vflerald representative >p*hly familiar with rates kSnd classlfactlun win iyKi complete dnformaticn. B Jjou wish they will assist bt Wording your want ad. kke It more effectiv es ^ MPORPANT NOTICE IveHlsers should give their l.o r postoffice address as Kuk'their phone number if E&ire results. About r >e t out o f a thousand has [ephone and th eothers I cornmnnlcate with you ftrthey know your nddress. I discontinuence MUST b4 ■ In person at the Sanford »ffIce or by letter. Tele liscontinucnces are not METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.ferfisting. Metal shihgiea; standing seam tin and galvinixcd BOY, (-and jwy cash for second roofs. See James 1L Cowan. Oak Box 352, Phone 004—J Are. and Third St. Phone 111. touring fiCT TOO A Y MeiTHeROF OS f« l u K e PLAYINfi j r r MT ---- NO V/ONOER YOU COST MY CLUBS - IF YOU'D USC A L lT ruC S ew sr in driving T h is J .. WOULDN'T MAve V r mupp Cn E O — LAN EY3 DRUG STORE—Pre­ Wanted To Buy—Plano. Must be in scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We aro good dfetpe. Call 405. as nsar you as your phone. Call ll'J IS— If O' s With Board YOUR BUSINESS —card appear Ing ■ dolly In this column will mrnmm reach over 3,000 every day! •and It tost* bo little a 12 word 14— Booms Without Board I ad for one month costs only 12.60. Phone 148 Just ssk for “ Classified Depart* w m ATTRACTIVELY furnished bed­ rooms, single lihil double, by the lake. Opposite 803 Second St.. Dhnnn r - 1 meat" | ' 'WeLLHENRY.. WHAT'D y o O .__S c o r e ? > THREE furnished bedrooms, one iCLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS with kitchenette. 311 Park Ave. WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT Phone 168. SOMETHING NEW AND BETTER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ FRONT bedroom for gentleman at TION. .CALL PHONE 235-J OR reasonable rates. Phone SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, ?al* at 2220 West First S t.. FLA. piano Furnished bedroom with twin beds, also garage 411 Park .Ave. tuning by experts with 17 years experience. Sanford music store 15— Apartment For, Rent and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A 11 MeLander Arcade, Phone 832. FURNISHED apartment for rent BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation ih the Herald building—a down­ boxes and general cement work town location at remarkably low Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. Herald office. MADE IT in S ixty Eig h t And HOW ABOUT The m rs ? ^ X DON'T KNOW- Jl -r ■ WE'RE N O T y V i -P v SPE A K IN G / y I » p h o n o g r a i 'N—i4ipairing, WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT SHOP— Printing engraving, embossing. See us first. We do it. Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com­ mercial Street. Among the recent arrivals la America's movie capital, Hollywood, Calif., Is Edwin Gilbert Carewe. The baby ts shown here with Ills Btulhur, Mrs. Edwin Carewe, who was Mary Alkeu Uluru mar­ riage to the film director. , BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette and buth, attractively furnished, centrally located, all improvements; 10 per 19— Houses For Sale week. Tel 777 or 775. LUMBER and complete has or j 16— 1 building material Low prices. - — Prompt - Efficient fJur” ir» p passenger ARX'T YOU AMO MRSGfcNAI GOlWfl OUT WITH OS? jl ^— Wanted rona and collector tent itely for paywenL '___________ k a line __________ 7c a Uae r ______________t c a line g ___________ 4c a line m o b ile s BY T A Y L O n A N ew Arrival in H ollywood Closing Out Sale O f Real Estate Must Sell One o f Mjr Home* t i . ' 1—U—’— ^ ------I CONCRETE in every shape and • forni* block*, tile roofing, ovna1mentals, etc. Sanford Cement I»rod i ucts Company, Fifth and Made cur, i «-». Phone IlktW «» ^ * t j y I# screened born*, double'ganifee. An If you want n good home, attractive home partially fumished. See E. G. Norton, Mellonvilie location, pure water nnd no Avo IVE-JtOOM bungalow, garage, botwoen Park and Oak on 23rd St. mid runs like new, to exh<|*Ii% "Sartford Ek-i<rfc*Cont.V:o., lit*Magnolia. * *............ v Ipr coupe In good condiOffice Position—open ior boy o f ----------------------------------IPhone 775 after 7 P. M. I| fifteen or over. Small salary but FIVE-ROOM furnished good chance for advancement; I rent; available Oct. 10 easy hours after school; prefer boy ( A, Speer. Ill Park Ave, who has wheel. 1FIVE - ROOM ' house ( irculation Dept. i i>h,n,t, unr,__w DODGfc I The Herald. t t hone MOfr-W. ire cars and G House for rent, 1405 W .list S ml 13th Street. FIELD MANAGER—Por 160 acre Apply Kent Vulcanising Work potato farm near Sanford. Must INS 4k COWAN CO. Auto have had long experience, prefer­ FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with dor and sheet metal‘ works, ably in Hastings section. W. M. garage, 130 per month, Woodrulf rench Ave. Phone tl6-W .’ Young. 200 N. Park Ave. Sub-division; T. A. Brotherson, phone 135. ANFORD BUICK CO. 7— Situation Wanted 212 Magonlia Ave. * rio n e 367. LADY wants position as house­ MODEL TRIM CO. keeper, Care o f Herald. Box 100, rint the enr, not the owner, 'hone 817 fpr estimates P. W. RADFORD 10-B— Plants And Flowers II UPS— MARMONS urford Automobile Cp. Ignolia Ave. Phone 137 'Hi) Overland Co. Willys- snd Old Big Boston lettuce |1.75.1Central Street. 125.00 monthly, its 4k Oveilantl, Whippits; Francis C. Stokes 4k Co., Seedmen, IPox 123 care The Herald. Commercial Sts. Fhone 68, 18 Me Landor Arcade.* >. ..................... .. .............. .................... t*- ; „ . . . _____________i — --------------------------------------------- - '13750.00 is the pricce of small cot||OLE HUDSON- ESSEX iPETUNIA, cornflowers, calendula, i t-»ge on well located lot on MagI imi ft l i 1 ■*'ria, lupin and strawflcwer Inolia Avenue. 160 cash all that I* '203 Oak Ave. Iplants ready to set now. Stewart, in quired. Balance payable Just like Phone 41 'the Florist. irent. llox 124, care The Herald. fine city SAI K: Fu ni.ihcd Spanish J gab . . ,.n. Well locat-) *1 ' good (o.iitiu lion. Owner on' of -i v anl will sell at 'rrrpri c. and on easy ~~~ . Ho-.-* «• ' >"ated on High 2 5 . nr' “ \venue with r.t*’ ----re ».>r o-.m ings. Double ga- W'll Price turniihed 18,500.90 do rash and the balance nny re- ness ble way. Address Box 431 prov Herald. ( ans\ L o st Is Found T a ,T a , B ored om ! j ‘ taxes, with plenty of room to raise chicfcei^^ keep g ctrig a|jd liave^u garden, conie out and look this place over. One home hnY eight rooms, 60 BALK: Well constructed ---- ----------— — . phlov, rumor Palmetto A v e '21*— rM Isccilancoug F a r Skl« ntie Street. Five rooms, h a t h ____________. T. . •' , , ___________ ihower, kitchen equipped with c ranre. Owner out of the FOR SALE—One single cot •bed, nil will sell at leso than act.' .‘ . . . ' . due. Price 10500.fW lWfh *Hlfl one douhle ' bed 1 mattress, and 4 ind 175 monthly, Addrcis breakfast set chairs, iiu.fio rash. feet of porch, two acres of land •* with 25 Orange trees loaded with » fruit. - Ask for Foreman at Horfld Office, * FOR SALE— Babv bed-and hut h anil Siu mommy win uuy 15.00 ea'eh. 1317 Celery Ave building lot at remarkably The other home *ls a stucco .rice. Box 1)0 care The llcr- BABY Buggy, baby bed, gocart, Spanish Bungalow, hns an acre of nid,' "lmost new, plush coat. '801 Palmetto Ave. Innd with Orange trees. .. . . . . , A R E A L bnrgain. for the man who No reasonable offer refused for to engage in the ruisdng * of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry citner pirn-w. _ „ n,j ^ ve Ht.K-k of all kinds. Thirtyfour a<;res of land that offers high 1500 parlor suite for 185, I3 0 (rolling lands for citrus, muck land' f American business pays 250,000, 000 a year In freight rates on lum­ ber fr' .n producing points to rnannfacturing centers. HOLLYWOOD-West Ride Im­ provement association' favors im­ provement nen"*—m t-f nuvlng, aidecation to coat 1876,000. | In Storm-Torn St. Louis W here More Than 70 W ere Killed !iEnormous Quantity.., «| Of Dynamite Footd .; In School Housi 1 BATH. MICH., Oct. 3 — (INi!» , —The blast-torn school hmi*c» i t , Bath was inspected todny withjT*newed horror by the cithuns of the “ ~ town f(/.lowing ths dis-every by two smull boys of 224 sticks,of dy­ namite under the remaining ariagSHj of the structure. The explosive was a terrible re-*^ minder of the manical efficiency of Andrew Kehoe, who last spring took revenge on society for fan­ cied wrongs by binning up tha new school building. Forty-four live*, mostly children, wire snuffed out by the blast. The wing now standing, under which the dynamite was found /CBkdlJM y, was p g .1 to |U we ■ part |H yesterday, be a of the new structure being built States SennU r James Except for the curiosit children which led to iU there might have been a next apring of the.diacov the students return tp th building. rr. . . ad injured were lives. The hospital » n r w « wracked, u » huniwd. .1 brought to tl^ a Catholic inatl but pkyelcDna, M M ‘ � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 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/804344194fd81b6fc3a7ed8c4095b521.pdf d4bfa81746c7744c828571b85778fa53 PDF Text Text J — 'EW SPAFEK --------- V u t m *W »< 7 . > .. J K « •- ibllflUed In Florida’s Heart World’s Greatest VcRotable ion, IU Richest Garden L*nd Wire lifternaiionai JNewsl&fvicf i * --• Mr l■ A M -trt fc-r s: ■ *» , " "=----- — sa n fo k d RSDAY *= •‘\J R >BER 6, 1927. Member Audit Bttrrau Of CIrculatlona . a r r > ^ , K..AI. Xj : — • ' ■ Local showers .and the storms .probably tonight ant day. •• — -— .T . J-. *T « % num b; 'f ^7 MU .i T*,, t» #i/ . - * »# ■ ((^ ■ L eagu ers ;no|M •om Box In Eigl *a r ish House <ss Church W ill »en On Sunday [CO BREAK In Car; BONDS 10 DAYS The formal opening of the new president of the duh; will preside: tin ish house of tho Holy.,'Cross An interesting program is being Episcopal Church will ‘ take place nrranged. next Suntluy morning with the The Rev.'Glover stated . to Tho 3—4M exican G o v ern m en t E x p ec ts holding of exercises of th j Church Herald this morning it was one Di.scus.sion H eforcC om m issinn i T o MakeDecl.MiveMovement : chool ut 0:*tr» o’clock. Tblk an- of the aims of the church to have )R B E S F IE L D P IT T S George Remus’ Strife P re c ip ita te s H o t W o rd s B c -‘ IGH, O ct. 6.— ( I N S ) — ; Soon In s ta m p in g O ul Rj!V-! nounitoment was made thte m orn-' tin-building fill a Iiiche in the pubtw een T w oB ond B u y e rs W ith With Wife Ends In o lu licn u ry B reak O f (iom ez ir>’ Rev. Mortimer Glbvcr,'lie life of the community. Its use |ti n g A ld rid g e o u t Qf t h e ' Lie P a s se d 'B y E n c h O fT h c m -------lector of tho.church. ~ I Is extended to any community in­ th e N ew Y ork Y an k ees Parl^ i^fter A, Fatal * iiu ,J.u,cnX iiip vClub . iuu omfth in ee V.IIUIVII ] icresis or. or organizations organizations which wh K e p O r t s Conflict !will .?’h0 Church, |tcrcsts ly m ad e tw o /c o n sec u tiv e ! gather lo r a supper and soc-j would rare,. to . . . .tifce . . advantage _______ of Hutton Company Gets Chase And Shooting bid a e rie s v ic to rie s o v e r th e the offer. $13,000 On Account Ievening in the parish building, the [ta b u rg h P ir a te s , d o w n in g The Parish House is a single n Anik n r /> u xr inssembjy being jn tho nature of an building with an auditorium oxcohY iucingly, b y th e D calh Of (iom ez H a s N o tlk c n infcrm.il gen in g . Raiukdl Chase, H ou«holdeiJ A nd D e c o tte s A re F o u r F iled J o in tly AffiUnst fConlinurd (hi Pngo Five')' tj r 6 to 2. . C o n firm ed W h ilo R u m o rlla s A g a in st P a y m e n t W ith H ill F o rre s t I-nkc iin d '‘A .tf,.l{*y Jcorgo l ’ip g ra s p itc h e d a It T h a t H e Is F r e e A t Sen A nd C h ase V o tin g M otion W ith F o u r O th e rs N am inR . , —S ahdfd g a m e fo r th e ' Y a n L ak e A n d T h reeN am in g K e y I At One Time WasCon53, allo w in g b u t se v e n scabI.ARF.DO, Tex., Oct: 0,—(INS) After considering two Wds, the —Decisive movements on the part h its. City Commission yesterday after* sidered America’s Iof the Mexican government and With the recess of circuit court First Inning noon deferred action for 10 days the rebel forces which it is atton p>mbs Iliad out to Barnhart in Leading Bootlegger on the saie of 3155,000 worth of yesterday afternoon to meet again jtifig to stamp out hy nrrest of all field. .Koenig singled to center intprovenment bonds. Tho Hnn- on Monday morning, it was reveal­ coricevnt-d and execution of the the second pitched kali. Ruth chett Bond Company Inc., of Chic­ ed that the grund jury, which is C IN C IN N A T I, O H IO - Otft. I leaders were expected today, nc? lud as the crowd roared its apago offered a bid of 95.0.') for the still in session, has returned 11 in­ 6.— (IN S )-—C lim a x in g se v e r­ cording to reports from Mexico! - • ----• I rnl. Gehrig walked und Koenig Securities and W. L. Slnton nnd dictments thus far in connection al v e a r s o f d o m estic s tr if e an d City. It to second. Mcurcl wenU out, D river Ol Blue C oupe W a n te d F o rm e r I'u lilish e rln te n d sM a k - Company and Wright- Warlow with its investigation of the affairs litig a tio n w ith hb» w ife , M rs. her to firtt. No runs, 'one hit, I _Some reports stated that a do Tnnnf«f*l!nn W ith M lirflnr ItfU ^ Vcw ______ ITn n ’t ’onncclion W ith M u rd e r inuC nunly-W idflN H pnper Company of Orlando submitted n of the Seminole County Bank. In Im o g en o Ilirm e s R em u s. 38. irrors. cisivo luittlc- waa imminent m-:ir S ’iv s I’ieM lu N ut Hiir F n - Jon>hiucd offer of 95. Tho Usinu O f l)r. L iiiicn d ah i S u rre n d r I , lc ,dI IM N o t H ig L n - Uimt[ CoIll,m ny o f j u ck , onv|Uo its issue yesterday, The Herald G eo rg o R em u s, w ho- g ain ed |oyd Falnier tripled to tho left V’crn Cru/. whete the follywera of crroniously stated that the court dcru T o N ew J e rs e y Police fence. Barnhart bent n long ,/h General Aroulfo Gomez, named it< uuRh I<or Ttvo Daily l*apcrs withdrew its bid or 8d. hud adjourned but this was found n a tio n w ide n o to rie ty a s " k in g jifice fly to Ruth and Wnner o f th e b o o tle g g e rs” , nulled h is v one of the leading revolutionist!, . to bo untrue. Judge M.A*. Rowe, ~ V ____ _____ J Consideration of the hgruLoifcra home. Paul Waner fanned of. Babe Ruth, who broke his own nrp rtporied strong.' RcheI*forpts; -MAYS- I/ANDING;-N. J. Oct. 0. w ife Y rtm a ta x ic a b fi; E d e n Tlie Senfortl Times will resumoJconaumeil most of the Commiss- presiding ever the special session (nocking about a dozen foul world's record for homo runs es­ and loynl troops despatched to ilii-j —(IN S)— Willis- Beach, Vinocalled at the instance of Governor P n rk h e re to d a v . s h o t n n d f a t). Wright sent n high fly to tho tablished In 1921 this year by perse them ure reported ncariiv land poultry dealer sought °n n publication on Friday morning as ion's time and provoked a near fist John W. Martin, declared a roccsa nllv w o u n d e d h e r. th e ii s u rthe Hanford Signal a weekly, »c-; between representatives of the for tho Uiird out. One run, knocking out sixty cirtult clouts, each other. warrant charging iiim with aiding. conj|n|r lo n„ announcement torn pet ing linancial houses. II. B. shortly after n continuance • hnd rcni?»red to police! Mrs. Romur. died [hit, no errors. iifnuSn*nKwC »»**?nw,l».^* *xc°lJcnt Another important'move awafCruven, representing the llunchott been granted until December in tho at 10:45 A. M. V".l 1 .aboUI ‘ "f[.i h ,th/; n,tm7 r of. n r ' ' morning by T. It. Higgins who . . Second Inning i t -{L ln,? three hits (Jur- c,j j„ somt; 0ff|ciat statement co»- UilUsin Lllhendshl near hero, Cflnt, ^fplevined the plant from its concern, charged that fuvortism ense of A. R. Key, named in sever­ • Remus, nrcnrdlnjr to V rs. Remus’ Izxeri sent a hot grounder past ing four trips to the plate. ri»» EmnW a rn in g tho fate of (iencsal Gomez. three weeks ago. today surrender-, tnrtn' fomierr owners rC. i:* L. nBritt, Frank wan being shown the other bidders al Indictments for nllcged irregu­ daughter. Ruth, ID. leaped fr.im |e r for a single. Dugen sent n - Certain apparently official advices ed to Captain' Wiliam Cazter of Mei/ich, \V,.VV. C. Smith and B. F, nnd imssed the lie to L. C. Lecdy larities in tho bank’s activities. h«s machiee, screaming rupiex nnd ly to Gooch who caught it doubled Grantham off at second. said Gomez had ’ hern captured the state police here nnd was lock- Chapman. she nf the Orlundo concern when tho The grand jury wns in session this nhuse a t his wtfe. seized her the IMraleV. dugout. HcngougU No run*, one hit no errors. A til up In the AllniiHd county morning nnd its work is expected n*temnt«d to Hee i*ft«r he had jenr- M n ia r Fort I’croto, on his way to charge was hotly denied. Mr. Lee­ M~. Higgins coming t« this city Eighth Inning (popped up to Gooch. P ipjjps jail. ' .... Signal' dy returned the compliment to to consume nil of tomorrow and o<! her from the machine, and shot frc. . Pnlatku, founded the out to Grantham. No runs, • Mcurcl singled through the'box i Vera Cruz, nnd hud been executed. Prosecutor Louis I. Itcpotto-snid her through the body. TUga ' These reports had not bctin offfcin 1925 as a weekly , .publication,I . Mr. Crnvern und Mayor Houshold- perhaps part of Snturdny. lit, no errors. . . he was not rertnin whether Btach later converting it into it daily. I or inturposed with the suggestion .............that no case* huniwd int»v It is understood synor went out,. pltche: pitcher.-‘ -° r.ingte pas « J » jf£ « Conflicting * ■ » " re p o rts ;' ru&ihirgt would be called to testify before Ahout a ;.'c ir ago the paper wuS; thut tho two men couhLeottU their. as ‘ Grantham singled to l eflter n “ hit boBra. ! the grand Jury, which will m«fr'■ sold to a group of local business;personki differences on the outside 9 weem t pitched nan: "nXrri i of: the plate and Lazzeri' LazzcrT ’’ was here fr'Bm Vevn Cruz, however, had . this afternoon to consider cvldc*nc«j urt will cotovene Mona s ’lffear, who xs»#*(fne of mon vko „|K.rnted It for the postl City Attorney George A. Do-‘ that the court out to first and Grantham thrown out a t third. Bengough CoBcral Gomez free und at sc.t, in the case. day morning at which time It Is Remus’ lieutenants in liis bobS yenr. Last week after the failure, Cottcs explained ifuring tho disto second. Gooch napped up walked and I’igrns was also walked spiling- from ,Vcra Cruz to an uiv* The prosecutor said ho was -0 j the Times to make payments'cussion of the bond bids that ae­ believed that tho grand Jury will legglng roporntions, according to* iengough. No runs, one hit, no to fill tho buses. Cvcngros reduced known destination. have completed its probe and bo police, drove Remus to polka beadequally uncertain whether Mrs. • Aldridge. Combs was hit by n Meanwhile the government at Margaret Lllliendahl, widow of the due Mr. Higgins, he instituted rc-'tiun was iltfcrrcd on their sulo ready for discharge after filing Its quarters. Jplevining proceedings which rw ult-i[ pending u report of Gaylonl .Cum-1JfTnl^DrwentmeJvL Third Inning itched bail and Dugan scored. Mexico City continued its policy of fiain man Lllliendahl, widow "I have spent thousands of dol­ i . ' j f t 5 l '» KU .CUIMHOB # th . ptan. o , min., financial ..p o rt, w t» .I. ,,a t ,I The T S E ombs singled to right field, voenig hit to left field and Ben- leaving no stone unturned initset- Ify today,• although '■Ji’ Indictment* returned thus lars trying to get them together.” she had been. Wednsedny morning. | present making a survey ... . 0 I far include four which Jointly charg abs scored and Koenig went to gough scored. I’ipgras grounded fort to rupture ail persons conn- suhpqcnned.\ fVptaln Carter and 1 Remus said, as h« was taken Jnt City’s condition. Tho bids will be "I am convinced that Sunford hi whon Lloyd Wanor fumbled Traynor who threw oiit Koenig a t ccted with the revolt. ‘ Dispatches two other, member* Mr- Key nnd Forrest Lake with cer­ custody, referring to his wife nr embers of the stntd cnig’s single over the-second third base. Three runs, three hits, from the capital stated that the police met Bench walking with will not at thu present tim<- sup­ considered at private solo ut the tain violations, threo which name Franklin Podge, former prohibi­ be. Koenig scored on Ruth's long no errors. . secretary of tho interior had or- his attorney, Edison Hedges, to­ port two daily newspupers and end of 10 days, he stated further, Mr. Key nione and four others tion efffelal, whom he nai " hrifice fly to center field. GehSmith batted for Cvengros but dorod tho arrest of all persons Ije- wards Aloys Landing on thee Wey* have'.determined to opernt* tho and the announcement appeared to which are against Mr. lo»kc. The co-resnondent in h's cross Signal ac a weekly,” Mr. Eiggins please tho agents of tho bond fotir Jpint indictments charge tho for divorce from Mrs. Rcr 1 doubled against tho wall in he went out to Gehrig unassisted. Hevcd to be implicated in the move- worth road. stated to a representative of The houses. |ht center. Mcusel got an Infield Lloyd Wnner wnlked and went to rnent two bankers with violation of am glad I did it. ond I am oi ’ After a brief conferenco between Herald this mqrning. “A good Following tho disposal of tho banking laws in making fnlso en­ ■orrv that I didn’t get both of which Traynor barely knocked third when B arnhart singled. Lloyd Thjs onlep Hicludes all persons Carter nnd iledges, Beach was daily and good weekly, I believe, bond business, tho Commission embezzlement and abstract­ them." Lazzerl sent a lung sacrifice formally arrested on the warrant can bo of far more service to tho heard M, B. Hutton’s request for tries, L ar crs».cr ° m l ° n flvbr( “ ,r . '! wh» participated in the president, ing of hank’s funds in the amount to Paul Wnner and Gehrig- long sacrifice fly to left f.ei I. j., ca'inpalirna uf elthcr u om(.z ()< and tnken to the county Jail. Beach A complaint of shooting with ir.d. Dugan filed out to Paul JVright grounded to second forcing, Gencra|‘ ,:; rran wh(J ^ i>xecut< had been missing for more than community than two dailie i strug- 322,000 on account and after some of $4,000, making false entries and tent to kill was filed against I gling for n mfserly cxisten e.’ discussion of. tho matter, the pav-1 ombezzlement and misapplication mus, but this was expected to kner. Three runs, four hits, one Barnhart. One run. one, no errors. , n week. Stnteo troopers and county |or. Ing contractor was voted a pay-1 of funds totaling $35,000. Ninth Inning | * “However tho Signal shall be changed to first degree murder, •>. Dispatches also told bf the arc detectives scoured the countryside ready at any time,” -Mr. Higgins mentsof $13,000. This action was The indictments against Mr. soon as county ’officials are of­ Dawson went in to pitch for lldrigtie lined out to laizzcri. for the elusive poultry dealer on (yd WaneT did likewise. Barnhart Pittsburgh. Meusel was safe at rest in Mexico City of Vito Alt n warrant issued soon after his added, “that the business of San­ taken over the streuous protest of I Key charge a violation of banking ficially advised of Mrs. Remus Lazzeri cssio Robles, former Mexican din disappearance from hy» Vineland ford warrants, to resume publica­ tnc City Attorney and Mayor Hous- lows in connection with certain death. Taken to county jail later, (eled to center. Paul Waner flied first on W right’s error. tion in the morning da ly fiold. holdcr, who were opposed to any loans mndo to the Sanford Hotel Remm amplified his first Dugnn fol­ plomat and un outstanding figure home. to Mcusel. No runs, one hit, no filed out to center. ors. W ith the first issue of Lie weekly payment at this time because of Realty Company. There are two lowed suit. Bengough went to in the Gomez political party. Gen­ • ■ , II« disappeared on the day that Signal 1 shall bo somewhat handi­ the strqioed financial condition of ' presen.ments against him in this ment. "It b a mental relief to thu plate but Meusel was out at eral Rafael Cepadu, campaign matt* thjee Fourth Inning men from Morrisvilic, I’a.r capped by the fact that I did not the City. Commissioners S. O .'connection and another which ol- that that is all over," he 3cngnugh filed out to Paul Wa- third When he attempted to steal aK*r, f° r ‘ho Gomistos in the statu wero to havo fneed him to say get possession of the nlant until Chase and W. C. Hill voted in the ' kg®1*- Violation of banking laws In incarceration here is the er. Pigras fanned. Combs fanned. two bases. No runs, one hit, no ° f Gpnhulla is under nrrest at Laltilio, General Porfcrio Goi»- wheth«r he was the man they saw Wednesday, hut subscribers may affirm ative.' (connection x/ith tho making of owe sooetv.,, Remus fac Vdridgc was mixing thum in and L.rror„ a bluy. coupe out of Great confidcntl y exsect continued im-j Tho payment of $13,000 wns al­ fal.wi entrie u 1 t "It all shows the hvproe |mg terrific speed. No runs, no Treynor Hird «nt to Comiis.! xcle'‘ «"«* MnJ°f Gilberto Heredia driving no errors. Mr. Inikt- is chargr:! with viola­ fallacy of the prohibition Grnnth'irn fanned. Harris went | v/tr« ut Mont.rrcy and turned ovit Meadow pear lluinmonton, st) n provcincnit until they i in look u p - lowed against the August estimate after Dr. Liiiicndahi was shot and on tho Signal nS the finest wreklyJof $3.1,361.03, which it was ex- ting bunking taws in making ccr- ment. Anything else i have [Wright sent n high fly to Combs, out to IMpgras unassisted. No hits Dio authorities, fayner doubled to left center, no errors. jn, Florida." ‘ Another development cuine wheji killed. Iicucli owns n blue coupe. pluincd, Is the amount due tho i u in to th* Sanford Hotel I will tell it to roy-petuni. intham filed out to Dugan. Harit wax ii-urncd Americans on this " It is my intention to make of pqving concern on u certain por- R*aKy Company! tarn cmbexzle- nnd the judges.” "Did you plan tho m tm kr id misapplication ef funds. tnlsapp, flied out to Ruth. No runs ono side of tho border were believed ti> it a strictly local .publication with tion of work thut was described ment and Shopping Hours For have , no errors.-been involved in the revolt. items of particular interest to As being 99 percent complete ac- One of tho indictments names a vuncoV remun was aski News Service Fifth Inning Their names, it was reported, wil every viilngc and hamlet in Semin- ^cording to the engineering depart- a specific sum of $10,000 and an­ International , other $25,000. Another Indictment pondcnL Koenig flied out to Paul Wn- Saturday May Be Cut lie laid before the American govole County,, Mr. Higg'ns concluded, j ment. "M urder?”, he said. "Why I1 charges with a loan of (0,510 to tho /• Babe Ruth was walked on four eminent. It was also said that ' During Mr. Hutton's conVersa- Glades L<ain and Investment Com- been murdered night and day, l-.’ r J The iden of earlier closing horns Ej?rd h31*1' Gehrig sent u long aims and munitions and large lion with tho Commission he pre­ papyr prison und out, for m«nte than tv brifict- fly to center and Ruth on Saturday evenings is now up­ amounts of money had been sent sented on unpaid voucher as part permost in the minds of a number Int to second. Meusol struck out. V« •«•" Tho grand Jury is believed to be _____ Chris •Davis, • negro, age 22, i* of his claim for a substantial payof the larger merchants of San­ from the United States for tho re­ being A runs no hits, no errors. an investigation of engaged now Th * ‘ .held a t tho City Jail on a .ment' D. L. Thrasher, chairman of ATLANTA. Oct. 0.—1H N S)— (Mich went out, pitcher to fi-st. ford. There is a probability pf .» volt. The fund* were said to have charge of breaking nnd entering Tavnnvura ^ Clty’a affairs. It is understood . . * • « th/. th< Taxpayers League, interposed thlll VttriOUJI citV officials including eorgo Remus’s wife sued him Idridge popped up to Bengough. petition being presented soon to Iwcn transported across the border .b , h™ c of M u, k « u . i n j j i » ; | L i s b o n U j i i n j i i r e f l with u request for thu amount o f , Mnyor E. y\ Housholdcr, City At- iyorco on the day he was rel« |oyd Waner lined «nit to Combs. tho principal merchants to puss on •by airplane. i tto Ave., on Monday night. Il« ^hu voucher and utter Mayor tornsy GecTgu A. DeCottcs, nnd from the Atlanta penitentis runs, no hits, no errors. a short*r Saturday shopping day. NOGALES, ARIZ.. Oct.B.-(INS) imitUd stcnling a pistol. .fouiholdor had Informed him GUy clerk L. R. Philips have np- funned of the divorce suit, t . Sixth Inning Vivian Speer of George A. Speer —A Lrigude of federal troops U [ Informtaion of the arrest was LISBON, Oct., (IN S )-T ho that it was |13J51.84,,AIr. Hutton p^arv(j bufure the body, “I am aatimishcd. dumbfour Lazzeri filed out to right field. nnd Son, stated he was heartily in moving from Sonera to the Mexl-j given out this morning nt police German Junkers trans-Atlantic turned to Mr. Thrasher with thu Crtn’t I imagine hqw or why id _________ Ugan singled to left on the first favor of earlier closing on Satur­ can interior and will he sent into headquarters. Chief o f’Police J. ,V. plane D-1230 wliich wns forced should take such action. She hi (tched ball. Bcngough flied out to day and said ho voiced tho senti­ tho state of Puebla to put d«w'n tho Martin and deputies Booth niyl down ydsterdny at Santa Cruz never been so devoted, so ) Titer. Pipgras singled to right nnd ment/ of his firm in this statement "I understand your friendly i n ' P a r G I l t S A s k e d N o t nnd *T so— conaiderate *ever i ' tan went to second. Lloyd Wa* Mr. Speer said there 'had been revolution which followed tho oxe- Chris Stevenson took tho negro in Bcac-h, 40 miles northwest of Lis­ tcrqst in tho m atter and ( would a ■« ts a* r*T* roctid way back to snag Combs some talk of*a petition being pre­ cation uf General Frnnciso Sor- custody Tuesday afternoon about bon, Was not damaged, and the oc­ Jike to say for your Information W no levs thmn than 22 22 t,B tin cupants wero not injured, accord­ for a triple. No runs, two hits, sented the merchants to bring this runo, according to a report issued 4 o’elpck. (Continued On Pago Five) * n" Uduy ait military headquarters s t | The house is a one-story dwelling ing to information received hero ’ors. Asked what be i about. He asserted ho was so now that he bad been nhat lined out to Combs. Paul much Tn favor of tho change ho tho Mexican border post of No-! and entrance was made by fun ing tbia* afternoon. Ex-Sanford Woman [a window. Tho house was ransacked {sAid: "I don’t know. One r singled alwig the third baso would bo willing to bring such a gales. The piano wus compelled to land Puebla is said to have been Ser­ 1know, however, and that jbut nothing was taken but a Wright flied out to left fiold. petition to the shop owners for by fog which mads navigation Is Dead In Orlando rano's mnin stronghold with his Icalibre pistoL J " a " . K k fihSkV Uouor. 1*1 grounded to Koenig fore­ consideration. difficult. Orio of the passengers rnns of the Seminole High -School. I m „ through anot^ r with d ft, finer «t second. No runs ons J. IL Ball of tho Ball Hardware heaviest supporters In the state. The store of Mr. Kenis 310 San­ is a woman—Liljy Dillcnz—an Mrs. Elizabeth D. Whittaker, ijiemburs of the faculty yesterday another d ro a” Tho troop movement Is being made errors. ' • Company stated to The Heraid his from Sonora, by way of Manzan­ ford Avenue w ar robbed .of about A ustrian actress, ‘ wife of John Samuel , Whittaker, passed a resolution requesting co- , Seventh Innin 120 on Monday. Two negro boys ofa-ration with school suthorities j #-i« . « Wanor [company would like to see shorter The.Portuguese destroyer Guad-j diod a t 2:30 o’clock yestafrday afillo, on the wczt coast. ^ nig filed .w t to P arrested confessed to takim: the ana was ordered to Santa Cruz tornoon a t her homo in , 0 ‘ * in the m atter of -staging social v i nl a cr P a im l l Db C Vent out to Joe "Harris at* hours on Saturday and h id been of money oat of the cash drawer. An •vents on school nights. 1 ** -unassisted. G ehrig. ground^d this opinion for a long time. The Gill Makes Principal account of the theft was given in Beach to aid the plane. A report!She had been ill only a few Meeting earlier in the The funeral will take at 4 Stressing the need for regular to first. No runs, too Hill Hardware Company takes a last evening’s Herald. lane, was , mining o’clock tomorrow afternoon similar stand. ' hour* of sleep in order that the errors. . , Talk At Rotary Meet . . . -, _ Cape Rocu and thut the Carny Hand chapel ar pupils may be In a position to de­ _J doubled against the MORROW TAKES OATH warships wero ment will be Iji Greenwood vote their best energies to school wall.. H arris went out, - Joo H. Gl!l, vi^a president ami School Body Inspects tcry. Rev. O. E.' Rice to first. Gooch filed out to Oviedo Improvements WASHINGTON. O c t «^<1NS> late a t the chapel and the ( wh« threw Vo Koenig and -- ------------ht Morrow of Now York to. “w ,r . - " d r- ■», * of the O. E. S , / 1 d o , t«ik th . - t h U o lt^ s u jo . Pri-KlpM m - J f To Be —r — a t the grave. A visit to the ( features ambassador to bfexlco. After eon-. Oviedo was made-by "Because we feel th a t boys imoun. Oct. 15 ■ and .un the I s here next week with Pre- *“ } ... the County School KaarA at ’.M * girls need rlgular * ake of the scopo of sleep. 1Trot tar ■luaioruof tl d! “And because say and made un t ( j afternc to prepare some nw V tho operations his post in Msxico City.' jjjjjtho concern of IORRO tha B. L. Malkbic It Of, -Many ,T L pci 'M . JURY NAMES TWO BANK CHIEFS IN I I INDICTMENTS NE AND ONLY | About Rebel Heads al f"11°wjn/TJIFrfey Killer Had Done V Time In Atlanta MURDER SUSPECT SANFORD SIGNAL W ltUS BEACH IS APPEARS FRIDAY CAPTURED TODAY ASWEEKLYPAPER t Negro PistofThief Arrested Tuesday Confesses To Police Junkers P lane Is Forced Down Near S T(KA I10 PartieS ^ h*?/Sha^ DuringSchpol Week ssssscrtfu-iisrd �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1927, BABE SMACKS NO. 59 AND TIES HIS HOME-RUN RECORD ?ans Storm F otbes Field /n Droves B efore Gates A re Opened A t 10 O ’clock World Series Mobs Are l'e* BY JAMES L KILGALLKS reined. Only once before hiu the great home run slugger been on collar Gatherings Unlike . Intrmatiouil Nf«» Service the scene of today's conflict, and ' Aristocrats Which Gather Staff Correspondent that was in an exhibition grime. ' A t Races, Or Othfcr Sports PITTSBURGH/ Pa., Oct. r.,— The natives are going to the game JVith the annual world aerie* class­ much in the mannrr of n crowd to PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6 —They’re ic opening here today, I’ittcbu'gh a circus and in the httel; of their all here—the hard boiled scribblers, wn» a-ting!r> with excitement, it* heads reclines the ,V.r that the the pure-tiiing sharp shooters, the natives keyed up to a nervous elephant, Mr. Ruth is going to fyp». the dips, the sports and the tension approaching frenzy, here break nut and spoil the show. from all porta of the country and idlxen. Betting odds ciiunged at the the contending ball clubs, the Pitts­ Stirmnge gatherings these World burgh eleventh hour, coining down close Pirates and the New york Series mobs areT and I’ve watched to even money because of the in­ then , since before the bald spot Yankees, restlessly awaiting the jury sustained by Herb Pennock hour when they will dun their span* showed on the back of my (agita­ star southpaw of the Yanks, in tor and before four-eyed pitcher* gles and go forth to bhttle. batting practice yesterday. The Manager Miller Huggins of the mad* the big league. Not aristo­ New York Club had previously cratic, colcs'ul, bizarre, but not re* Yankees announced this morning been installed 7 to 5 favorites to that he probably would pitch fined. N 't Hike u championship win the series. Pennock who has fight crowd, a derby gang, or un Waite Hoyt, a world series veteran, never been beaten in a World Ser­ in the opening game, and manager ies game, was struck on the left way, that goes for those who travel Donie Hush of the Pirates indicat­ leg by a butted ball ami a blood out of town to take in the high ed he would send Ray Kremer to vessel wa$ ruptured. , Count Felix volt Luekner, fon tho firing line. Both nre right peak annual American classic . Physicians said tile effect of tin * handers. German World W afto a ralderi Then? hrgnUty about a Tunneythe Connies* von Luekner. i Fans stormed Forbes Field in blow iould not be fully determined : Dertipscy shindy. It concentrates graves until ihis afternoon. They said | touring 'the United! States, long liefore the gates wero to 'in y , center of tho financial scheduled to be opened ut 10 o'clock ‘Pennock might possibly l*e able *o| willing to try anything once. I lights, the literary stars, society, thin morning. The weather wan pitih Friday when the tram opcni) the countew ta shown trying, •tglte favorites, politicians, men cool, with u football tang in the air, in New York. The accident caused i tho aquaplane. With her and of luxury and leisure. and top coats were comfortable. a near-panic nmong the Yankees 1 Brooks Gifford, California tp Football leans heavily in our best n* Manager Huggins had bein' people, bringing forth the most sed- The weather forecaster, however,] counting on Pennock for at least predicted that it would warm up aUraa well as the most dashing. one victory, possibly two. Ice treat­ SCHOOLMA'AMS WIN! Racing spectacles pfoduee the gldment was applied on Pennock's leg moat effefrvei^cnt not of to keep the flesh from swelling. DETROIT, Oct., B, — alb—debk bloods, the flower of the Kven if he is able to pitch it was Hazel Park schoolma’ams ani nation, ♦ ,r » • feared thnt the injbry would lesstorious today‘In their fight I But, with all the intensified npcn his effectiveness, freedom of the knees.'The scl P**l °f our own indigenous game from all parts of the country boanl gave up lta struggle | a* lta most fascinating climax, measured modesty last night thoie who crave it sufficiently t j w nold their places ngninst new­ two games which will be played rescinding lta previous older go long distances after it In no way ' comers. All reserved hail been sold here trduy und tomorrow before quiring aTl feminine instructor make up a group resembling the and It is a certainity that a capac­ the contending' clubs entrain for wear amocks I d urtiform color eonctaves at those other functions. ity crowd of 12,000 will witness New York to play three more, If more than 10 inches from ths I FW ball Is just as technical ami Ithat many are necessury. The go v naa'to be ondorsto'd to bo enjoyed. the opening gnme. The first man in line for a ernor of Pennsylvania, John S> But It has its am ateur tang, Its bleacher seat, and detcrtredlv' Fisher, the mayors of New Yo-k jm nljbn’ association/!., Racing Is [ building completed fighting to hold It. wns Ralph A r-!City -and Pittsburgh, Judge Ken•tyl?tly commercial, but It is the craw M. 1Hindis, high commissioner. kle of Pittsburgh who had been j •port-of kings, and this is a demo­ of hasebul! and u hundred or mere cracy but still worships kings-- sitting astride n wooden box since, baseball celebrities are in town to tan Baking Company ope °n anyway. There is a Tt80 o’clock yesterday morning. see the spectacle. CLARKSVILLE, O., Oct., 5,-(IN Central A’venue barbaric dignity to Important pugl- Second in lino was Ia>ster McMIch-J 1-ast minute nrrests of ticket Ax ■ S)—Confronted with an order . __ _ - ■- ------. ■■ Hsilc encounters which makes any­ ael a youth of Connersville, In<L. were Iming maile by the President Of American Film from the Belmont county comnda- attack upon a nou-jUnion one who l» si-mronn feel thnt th e y who mudo a 350-milt* trip by nuto-,sviculatora Organixnlinn Tells Of Pro­ police this morning. Eighty-two rioners, instructing him to demand tha provident nyna. j t a rt not to be missed. But baseball- mobile to see the series. Next was »ets of World Scries tickets were gress Of Experim ents TTiul at once the force of 00 special de­ stoned and bedftprby t K Prtbably the most widely and eon- William Peters, an ex-urmy veter­ H aw Hint Recently Finished puty sheriffs which has been doing assailants who drove aUtently advertised, with inter* an of Baltimore, who took precau- seized by detectives and six m**n a*, liberty on forfeits after arrest* guard duty dtiring the mine strike tr.fne in an automobile^ rivalries, with multiple person­ on charges of violating a city ord­ here today, Sheriff Hardesty to­ alities whether other sports nmsNEW YORK, Oct., 5, — (INS»— inance. The authorities were planday was facing what he termed a 15*?*■ ?«!» * *UU does not attract ^rig to turn the scat* over to .Motion picture.., to touch surjfury "MirarU-of miracles' Th “very aerious” situation. and medicine have become n t al­ I* rrhe* Fluid official* to ho sn?<| at feet picture haa arrived. coiners The order was passed by the regular-jiricrs. The scalpers had ky, according to an announcement of the country, zure enough. But BIG PABKADB* is tm commissioners. last night, almost W n charging from $r.» to $75 for mutlo today by Will,II. • Itays, they are regulars, not volunteers picture that Kks ever simultaneously ,with three out­ Slfi.50.strips of tickets. •’resident of the Motion Picture Even the visitors seem professionmade. . . . The glow „t breaks at mines in this country. Producers und Distributers of l somehow. No youth nmong tremendous drama. IsI The sheriff nnd four deputies | America, Inc. The first two of nn them. No chattering colleglnteK pounding-through m y J were utacked, Stoned and gaged By | “Would prohibition of a lav.* series thnt is being .pro­ no touring gentility. —Mildred Spain, In7** a mob of 1,000 union sympathizers trade -interfere with our West In- duced by the Kustmun Kodak Com­ Of course, the loenls represent Daily Newn. as they escorted 30 non-union tnen Mil,a commerce*" nnd "Would a pany for the American College of the pick of Pittsburgh in all walk*. from the West Virginia line, who people’s convention, either in harSurgeons will bo shown ut th.* an­ t So will they of and in New York had been recruited to wotk in the , many with or opposed to the ad­ nual meeting of that body in De­ • when the terms meet there. Bat I Webb mine near here. . inlnUtrutiiiii, be legal7” Nowhere troit, October 3 to 7 inclusive. mean the camp followers, th< ,«a who At the Florence mine, U. K,ik?n•in the minutes rould tho reporter This series of pictures will he for some Inpuiy, reason or motlte uty marshals arrested more thun w a t c h , c l o c k ; J e w • Nnd decisions to the debates. have come here for Just these made uvnilub'o, through sulu' or union miners, in groups of four, REPAIRING. games. They aro not exhuhernnt “ You can truro the birth of the rdntul, for doctont, hospital and Bound Crystals ’ XBc—(> ns they persisted in maintaining a -sportsmen. Even wo reporters feel nominating convention in th e e nurses throughout tho world. Sur­ ___ MWpM ■round ll.so the difference. >• picket post which the deputies documents." said Curl L. Cannon, geons in out of the wuy localities .said was in violation nf«the termq U T T L E JEW ELERY I At ringside in Th'i-ago a few llhruriun in discussing the tnnnu- may rent pictures showing opera­ "That Holla For Am i days ago w« screamed like maniacs. of u federal Injunction. scrip. "Little by little you can see. tions of musters. A plague may 111 Prlncsss -T lifstr* HI, At Louisville wo stoed breathless Tv/o men wero In jail pfter an ns tho years go by, tho steadily threaten an obscure community. and were still trombling at mid­ Increasing change in the character I(ilms showing tno most modern night. At the decisive foothull NEW YORK, Oct., f>, —Hays of the wigwam." methods of treatment wil! Isr gomes we “pull” and «o hoarse •vl.eii Tanimany I) all was mure While tho reerrds are not entire­ rushed to the scene. A small town like any other citizens. But, though ' UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT said, the hospital wants to give its patients It pains me to say it, we do not .onccriiud with bringing cheer to ly compiet?, Mr._Cannon •t-i inemniMs than shouluerhig the minutes from 1791 to 1808 and th:* same treatment that is given For treatment of Ring Worm*, Jiggers and any skin srnpl rise to baseball with more than an 1811 to 1817. ure unbroken. Tho .in the finest hospitals. Films ntuy aeademlc heart octlon. And this one leliticul responsibilities of Now Pride 75c Sold and guaranteed by the . . looms up as such a dandy series, too. York have b en brought to light committee reports have muny gaps'be rented that will show in detail vith the acquiring of thu inanu- in them. They were acquired by the most'inodem methods, UNION PHARMACY Phone 3' .crlpt records of "The Great Wig* uuctiori from tha estate of Taylor, Two Pictures Beady wum," by the Now York public li­ who died twenty-five years ugn. The two pictures, prepared under tre ry. They will not bo on public exhibi- the supervision of eminent mgn S T 2 '»«■* "* « » t i w i m i i c . I S , , ; * ° r ° ' *»"w a d ™ j a . " h The word picture of Tammany tion, but are available to all stu-' selected by the Board of Medical n the duys of its inception in 1791, dents and writers desiring to trace | Motion Picture Films of the Araar* ame to the library from ths *es- the history of tha Tammany or- iron College of Surgeons nre *“Inate of Douglas Taylor, one time ganization.--------------------------------- fections of the Hand" and “Nora­ I' HlMDHIil Of uchem, It rvcklls the days when — ;-------------- , ing our neighbors." The first pic- er nursing. COCOA— Local bank will erect he wigwam met in the New York "These fltzt two pisturi* lead new building for post office. Jity Tavern at Broadway and the od» of opzrations for treating the way for an extraordinary mo­ tattcry. In those days, the niunii- \\ 7 ~ ' 4 i \ t ‘ Th J * /V * ' harfds is expected to be of great tion picture curse in surgery and TAMPA—Cigar factor cript telU us, the members were ’medic-cine." said Mr. Hays, who is running full time. tore concerned to toasting the honorary chairman of the Bard on resident lengthy “collations”, and Medical Motion Picture Films >i omantlc unedotes created by their1 tho American College of Surgeons. wn fertile minds, than any of tin* The other members of the Board ooro serious phases of life. Squier, Hr. W. W. Chipman, Dr. Franklin Murtin Dr. Bowman Crowell, Dr. Malcolm an be gleaned a vivid impression Muctachern, Dr- C. H. Mayo, and if the meetings of the oldest po­ Dr. George W. Crili. • litical organization in America. Fun Loving Crowd . AI’OPKA . . - - - #N««- «choo| building It was a fun loving crowd that to be erected for Negrt/es. gathered together to smoke peaceIUCITY pipea and promote historical and Florida has 5,000 mile* of surfaced literary interest in this ’city, a highway. crowd ny>t unlike Dr. Johnson and his cronies of the London Cheshire will do it Cheese. Certainly political ambi­ tions and strife were far removed • wonderful buy Is this from them, compared as they weri until 1800,of Federalists, as well ^ n l c k s l ’s worth of slsotricityl as democratic* republicans. “Tlie story told tonight included th at we make and have for “ J.1 Vy", optr#u • WMhlng n ‘The Apotheraty and the Rats,’ chins for two hourg, or « sswl The Sailor and His Girl’ and “ lln e o f * P « l» lll« that N n _____ . others,“ read the minutes of on will save you money and lime n o ‘^ i ° r J W tp r a p o ir t msehlno for ssvtn hours, or' meeting while the subjects for de­ •Isotrlc fan for tsn hours* or and irfye y.u added co„v,„. 2 ? S L ' 2 & ^ , 1d n bates mentioned them are equal­ Ivacc? o jffm e n d o th e whole job ly unprovocativf. The following u readfag limp for two Iona #v< In g ,. 9 ™ an example: ' “ Whether preaching or satire it •k . L . . S J __ f __ I I .4 Handy cabinet*. Ironing N o worry about repairs— ne seriou s Situation Us Faced By Guards Around Strike Mine, W J^ R LineFormsAt Eight Last Night To Get Tickets For Game President Praises a iufforing and distress. Its benign nflucnee reaches out to touch and often our dally lives dispelling ••-j uuu uiouayva so au that wnui we wt? mink ‘•ivy and malice.* think ess of self and more of others, •ringing peace* on earth end good vill to w a r d men. Ibe/central oonrraittee of the re>ef organixation meanwhile voted 2!£2**Si <• 'm w . jdlscuoslcn*, «i es were the UUu. boards, closet arms and hnng*^ w e giveyou on honest Job. era, Murphy wall safes and And our p ritta are ttandm nm r nlhaao I lf __ i _— * “ can bu y tires j w they «re THE YARD 'X • t B«cwcny |, on.’ o» u » )«, •Was whosa coat want down wti ttw c o t Of .11 oiw a o ,ri|<L n r • # W«a more of it aiu« �T^IE SANFORD HERAMj.jniURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927, AGE TWO To Be Expected Sanford. Herald R m M la a a r a k n mt tk a n « iN « of C lr v a lr tla a a , aa U ta a a l A s a a r ia t t m a t N * . r S R r r f t lw n . bb4 A R t f n b l a l t t a i l N * ra ck P a k ■ ta rk tr l a a a k a ilt l a a rk a o 4 lt «r aa karri s (ta n Itata T t * vrrifr a k« • l a t e l y a il • r r tr r a ls U a a . aa w r it aa THURSDAY, OCT., 6, 1027 The path of the politician is not paved with primroses. As a servant of the people, he is the focal point of nil eyes, ever under the watchful scrutiny of those who would i?et som ething on him for political reasons, or of those watch­ dogs of the public’s interest, the newspapers. He is the target of th eir critisisms, the butt of their quips and, jibes. If he fs a politician, he should expect this. I f he is a proper servant of the people, he fully merits such treatment as this even as the servant in a household deserves censure when she sweeps dust into the corners. Only by such open reproach can public servants be kept in the straight and narrow path If they do not like such caret ful observation, then they should not accept public pos­ itions. A s a fnir example of what only the average politician is subjected to, wc cite the New York Mayor Walker’s re­ cent trip to Europe when his footsteps were dogged for thou­ sands of miles ns he visited in one place or another. Recount­ ing this episode in the Mayor's life, the New York Hernld Tribune says: "Newspaper despatches from Paris during Mayor Walker’s sojourn there lulled his many friends into a false sense of his security. Not until more than a week after his return did they learn that his every footstep was dogged by a person or persons unknown, that the very walls which surrounded him had cars, and that unseen eyes peered at him from behind every pillar on the Rivoli colonnde. It must have been a forced gayety which pervaded his adresscs to various' gatherings, a mock smile which lighted his features when greeting the people of France. . V ’Lct it not for an instant be supposed that this sinister espionage had anything personal in it. Mr. Walker's charm was as magnetic abroad as it io at home. Only because he is a member of Tammany Hall was he followed about from the Bois to Montmartc, from the Place Vendome to thp Cafe du Dome. The desire of certain parties to "get something on the organization" led them to hope that Mr. Walker might, in his innnocence, be lured to some resort whose reputation is not of the best— thus establishing that, despite all reports to the contrary, Tammany men do occa­ sionally patronize night clubs and attend cabaret perfor­ mances. "Greatly to the Mayor’s credit it is that in outward seem ing he, was jocund and in high spirits, when within he m ust have felt, “As one, who on a lonesome road Doth walk fq fear and dread And, having once turned round, wa'ks on And turns no more his head Because he knows a frightful fiend Doth close behind him treed,'* An I hhuc "I haven't been able to ( J n bit of it, . . .It haunts J as no other production h ^ l Pictures such as TIIR n PARADE? come only Qne(i a decade. . . .Above nil tw I fvnnt to * see it. . . Yo»i laugh over it, cry, get sea to death, set more umiueaZ entertainment and thrill th the beat parts of twenty ot> good pictures put togtS could offer." Polly Woodj Chicago Herald-Examintr. The Last Straw As Brisbane Sees It Floods And Power. A 3,000,000 Share Day, RIto Danced And IJ*ed, s ity w NO. Good And Beautiful. LOS ANGELES, OCT. 4,-P resident Coolitlge promises “to solve tHe problem of (Mississippi val­ ley) flood control, so that such a situation may never again have to be met." It means only determination which the President expresses, plan, engineering nhiluy and money.The country has plenty of both. 3T PM NO. Arbor Prices SENATOR HIRAM. JOHNSON appealed to the convention of union labor in this city yesterday to work for the Boulder dam project, har­ nessing the Colorado river, for power, irrigation ami water sup­ ply. lie told the Onion men, “pub­ lic utilities companies say they have seven billion dollar* of invest­ ment, and declare that our govern­ ment shall not be perrr ited to build a generating dam nt Boulder can­ yon. “ If it takes 20 years we'll teach thp public utilities that there is something logger than seven bill­ ions of public utilities dollars, and that is the government of the United States." FORMERLY LABOR, EVEN in America, would have opposed pow­ er development by government lest it “take bread from mouths of working men." Amercian labor is too intelligent for that now. In China when the British built an electric road up n steep grade they hadl to promise not to haul any passengers, no freight. Chinese coolies, men and women, wanted to carry the freight on their heads and backs. A Home of our big companies fear national improvement ns the Chin­ ese do They will get over it, and realize that what helps the country helps idl big anil little interests in I lie country. At present they are the biggest power in the country,'anti prove it liy holding buck whatever docs not please them. i Meet Today’s Demand Prices In Loch . Arbor a •no. meet the existing con­ ditions of today— one pays for merit In this dcelopment but todays prices will NO. be found astounishingly low'. Have J o H /W A E . I'm lio e c v B o r 1-1-N 03T HA'JE you inquired? llU fiE A H JY (fgjTW AND ’ UVST STRAW . OF *TH& j VAU. WAX ^EASCM / j Sanford Plumbing Me Laulins Heating "Service? Ymi’ll Appreciate" Jcwelers-Oplometrist JAMES A. SANDS Diamond Mounting Architect First Nat'l. Dank Bldg, Snnfnrd, Fla. Engraving Watch Repairing Phone fi.lOJ That Gan not Be Escaped You can buy these products with confidence OU are doubly assured of quality and continuing service when you buy a General Motors product. Y Behind the resources of these seven famous cars and of proved. And in the prices you pay for these products, you share in the economies of vast production. We invite you to learn more about these products.* by sending in the coupon below. Mail it today before you forget. No obligation, but interesting reading. Frigidaire ond Dcico-Light stand the resources of the whole family of General Motors. E'arh is tested end CHEVROLET. 7 model*, $52$ to $745 Amazing combination of beauty, perfor­ mance and low price. 3-jpeed transmit' •ion. Beautiful Fisher Bodies. Duco finish Fully equipped. Also truck ch iu is; J j ton, |393; 1-ton, 3493. One report has it that Cal i Is about to loss his Job and anher that Gomes is equally near losing his neck. The people will ime the newspapers sure If nethlng serious doesn't happen Mexico. OLDSMODILE. 7 models. $373 to $1075. New lower prices round out Oldsmobile's m a ster-stro k e o f O eneral Motors' value-giving. 4-wheel brakes. io Yanks got off to g good L Baba Ruth showed his popir'Ity has not been misplaced, finer died* a natural death, but y come to life again before this lies ends. Hanford fans saw a k! game yesterday on The Her ,'s diamond. NOT INTRODUCED itie they will know that it means •tly Just Lindbergh. 1m Jacksonville Journal eaye t even the msrsh hens along ____ _________ Indian River arechuckling * f •lUi, wealth and Hathaway." what we can’t understand is Hathaway figures he can ride the governor's office on the ■ roods that Martin r'rn a 1° into the Senate on. Utenlng For What?—"Lend me r ears,** Shakespeare made rk Anthony say.-~-Ocala Ban. You een’t borrow any over i. Everybody has been going and with their hands behigd r s o n for several weeks.—Sanl Herald.—Listening for what? amps Tribune. Trying to find what w u done with the hoe- OAKLAND. 6 models. $1015 to $1263. The “All-American" nu«jel is a bigger, better, more beautiful cor, typifying Ocncrml Motora quality and value in the medium price clou. 4-wheel brakes. BU1CK. 16 models. $1195 to $1933. All the world knows Quick's worth. "Getaway" like en arrow from a bow. VibraLonless beyond belief. Pzmous 6-cylinder “ vstve-in-head" engine. 4-wheel brakes. Beautiful low bodies. L aSALLE. 11 models, $749$ to $2993, New and beautiful car designed and built as companion car to Cadillac. Has V-type 8 cylinder engine. Marvelous lines and bodies. Continental in appearance. CADILLAC. 36 models, V3,350 to $3,366. The atandard o f the fine car world 90 degree V-type engine. Bodies by Fisher and Fleetwood. 500 color end up­ holstery combinations to choose from. FRIOIDAJRE—the electric refrigerator. General Motors has applied the processes which have made the automobile avail­ able to every family to th« production of Ftigicaire, its electric refrigerator. DELCO-LIQHT electric plants. Provide the conveniences and labor-saving devices of the city for the farm. Electric light and power plants, water pumps, etc. Used in over a quarter million homes. BY IKVIN S. COBB Of course the English have a sense of humor and unde? pressure a boundless tact. Into a fashionable Piccadilly club stepped a chappie und, after sauntering about the premises in an absent sort of Way, drew up a chair beside a drowsing Briton and spake as follows: "Really, old chap, this is an em­ barrassing moment- l might say that in a manner of speaking it U painful. But the fact Is I am bally well strapped und have an over­ powering inclination to suggest that you contrive in one way or another to lend me the trivial sum of five pounds.'' “Indeed," replied the stranger, rousing himself.. “ After all one must have confidence to propose such a measure of expediency. However—* "But, my dear sir, it would be a tremendous convenience, and *1 might say one much appreciated.'' ' I sny, old dear," said the poten­ tial victim, "I don’t even know you." "That," said the hopeful borroiyer, '“precUeJy precisely U tho reason for my is the simple request. If you had known me I am quito certain that you wouldn't have considered the suggestion at nil." THE GARDEN CLUB TAMPA g. something good about la should not detract from The Tribune has hod much ta say imUrawith which the At- about tho organization of the Gar­ den Club in Tampa. This organiza­ r to present travel tion, taking up tho work of bulltotal bookings in firing the Baythore Boulevard has loach and other con­ already made subatanclal progress fer December. Jann- in that Improvement. Now that tho tory, California, i-w, tlub has been given an appropri­ ha ftU lag ready for ation of $10,000, It will be enabled to go ahead with its plans— and this means a better looking, more attractive Tamps. One branch of th« d g h has idoptad the work of boAg$lfying the FIKAl. S O T irh IN T H W C O t l l T OK T U B C O rX T V J tiH iK . s h w in o l b STATH OK KLOIHIJA. co u n ty . Ill Its The Estsli! Of; JK R . HAYWOOD, Deceased _ | t, Probate. FINAL NOTICK Notice Is hereby given that the um lejsliined wilt, on the Ith day of I October, A. 1>. 1937. preeent to the' Honorable County Judge of Keml-' nolo County. Florida, hie final re.' turn, account and vouchers s* mluletrator of the Estate of Jcf. Haywood. Deceased, and at said! time, then and there, melts api)||. I cation to the said Judge for i final nett lament of his admlnlutr Alon or •aid estate, und for an order dls. chartfln* him as such administrator Dated this the U th day of Auaust. A. D. 1937. * OEnitOK tl IISRRINO, \ As Administrator of the » . I late nt Jeff Hey wood. Deceased * (ALL PRICES if F. O. B . PACTOI TRIHUNK appnmches to the city bridges. This is n manifest need. Those bridges artistic end attractive in themselves lose their appeal to our aesthetic sense because of their un­ lovely surroundings and in the con■pldous instance, the erection of unsightly billboards. The women of the Garden Club are indefatigable mid enthusiastic* in their plans. Tampans will blew the day when this organization’ V U established for opportunitneht and they will hare. These cluha will never lack Bottles! BOTTLES! * BOTTLES! From a b ab y bottle up to a ten gallon jug Rear of S. SOMAN *br every p u n t a n d purpose ( • ■ ■■ - CLIP THIS COUPON— — CHEVROLET 0 OAKLAND □ CADILLAC PONTIAC Q BUICK 0 f r ig id A n ti OLD6M OB1LE 0 La SALLE 0 DELCO. LIGHT �FORD HERALD, THU! Y, O C T O B E R 6, 192 Women’s Co operation With Local Merchants R e s id e n c e T e le p h o n e 8 69 Social Calendar THURSDAY rninola Chapter No. O. E. S. hold regular meeting at'7.30 ck tl»e Maaoplo Temple., FRIDAYumel’s “Fashion 'Review,'* at tllane Theatre a t B airlock, ther Mettinger Circle of the Kxflst Church will meet with fforrehce on Magnolia Avenue BO o’clock. Thera will be a bill offering. . ble No. Four of the Methodist fch will meet a t 3:10 o’clock; Mrs. H. H. Chappell on Celefy* rde No. 5 of the Methodist ch will meet with Mrs. Mina t her apartments In the Apartments, a t 3 o’clock, lerican Legion Auxiliary will Subscription BrtdgeAt Daughters Of Wesley ’Mrs. Hill Hostess To Local Club Promises^ Hold Business Session Bon Ton Bridge ^Clujb To Be Lovely Affair In Their Class Rooms Thursday Afternoon Plana and arrangem ents ^nve been completed foir_ the subscrip­ tion bridge party to be given F ri­ day afternoon a t the Women's Club under the auspices of the Wel­ fare Department, with th e ’Beauti­ fication''committee in charge. This affair promises to be one of the outstanding features of the .year’s work of th at department. Mrs. Epdor Curlett, chairman, and her assistants, Mrs. Fred Wilson, vice chairman, Mrs.' L. P. Hagan, past chairman and Mrs. E. A. Dou­ glass, club president, have been un­ tiring in their efforts to make this party o success. Beautiful prizes will-be given, two df which will be open to tea guests as well as bridge layers. Admission is by ticket only, and thebe is a special prize for the one holding the lucky ticket. During the serving of refresh­ ments a very delightful entertain­ ment feature has been arranged, including a group of readings by Mias Margaret Me Roe, vocal solos by Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., and on oriental dance in emtunjp >by Mrs. Frank Bennett. Mrs. Bennett is a new resident in Sanford. She has appeared befope many audieneef in her, former home nt Chattanooga, Tenn., and has taught dancing as wetft / ; - MONDAY 'WUd Flow er Day" will be ved 10 o’clock at the Junior [h School. The public> invited. I t Agnes Guild will meet at 4 Jock a t the jyeyr' Parish House th Mr*. Benjamin Wbitner Jr., a Mrs- .Raymond, Phillips as jussha. ’ ’' Pipe Organ Club will meet at 10 o’clock a t the home of Mrs. t e s F. H abkins on Park Avenue L Mr*. Hawkins and Mrs. Mor| Allen as hostesses. Ifarie Reffo Girls of the Meth■ t Church will meet at the irch Annex at 7:30 o’clock with Social Department Is To Give Luncheon On NextTuesdayMorning The monthly meeting of the Daughters of Wesley class of the Methodist Chilrcit was held Tueaday evening nt the class rooms. Mr*. E. H. Laney, class president presided over the business session when routine business was transacted. Many plans were made for the yeur's work nnd committees The spacious home of C. Hill was.converted ir table flower garden op1 afternoon when she c l members of the Bon 1 club, Pastel tints were featii decorations which inch and baskets Tilled with Herndon, Mrs. K.-B. McCracken, Mrs. M. U Wright, Mrs. ‘W .L. Morgan, .Mrs^Stewnrt Dutton, Mrs. H. P. Smith, Mrs. L. N. ScattvMr*. Perkins nnd Mrs. Hoyne. Society Service Committee; Mrs. Braxton Ruggett, Mrs. V. Doug­ lass and Mrs. A. K. Powers; Class Reporter, Mr"- Grover S per ring. >; Flower Committee; Mrs. Hen Monroe, Mrs. George Hardin, Mrs. Stowe, Miss Miplq^Allep, Mrs. Estndge and Mrs. Karl Schultz. Automobile Committee^ Mrs. J. M, McCuskill, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. E. Higgins nnd Mr*. Hullvan. At the conclusion'o f business n a social hour was enjoyed, the of­ ficers, Mrs. E. II. Lanoy, Mrs. Zob Mrs. O. R. Estridge, served dainty Ratliff, Mrs. Walter Raines und refreshments. • plumbago, roses and other Ini; blossoms. Scores for the game of progres­ sive bridge were kept on tallies done in pretty girl designs. After tKe usual number of progressions, scores were added and the one hav­ ing scored the most points was awarded a yellow flower bowl with a white porcelain dancing girl In­ set. At the tea hour the card tables wire cleared and laid with hand nmdc covers nnd the ‘hostesses served a qalad course withic*d ^ea. The players were: Mrs. Jkme* Ridge, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Ben D. Caswell! Mrs. Robert J. Holly •Ir;. Mth. Floyd Falmer, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Denali - Stafford and Mrs. George Hunleo. W ynan Harvard Is Host^To Friends | On 9th Birth Anniversary Addreaainii* the- firt business session *of the Woman's club this season,‘Mrs. E. A. Douglass, presi­ dent of the organisation, urged the member*. to co-operat* with the merchants of the city by patroniz­ ing tltcm and helping in that man­ ner to relieve the present slump In business' nffaiss. Mrs. Douglass’ talk in part in­ cluded the following' remarks “Our Us now, uur community needs us perhaps more than it has ever need­ ed’us before. In the unsettled con­ ditions prevailing in this city in the business and financial circles, we as individuals can do much towards re-establishing faith and confidence in our town, by our loyalty to our officials and business men and standing by them in this their moat trying of ai] times. 1-ot us patronize our own home merchants, for without patronage they cannot exist. The demands on them are very great just now, for there is want and poverty around Sanford and the business men are tho first ones called on to meet every emergency.* This is not Intended for hard times speech, but a simple plea for c« -operation and loyalty In aur re­ lation to our city. This is the spirit thnt takes to build large cities, and we have a qhancc right here to help make one of the finest in the wprid. This club has on several occa­ sions gone on rccobd as standing for law enforcement and m il1remem­ ber the very strong resolutions passed during last year approving the efforts being made to suprass certain violations the law and commending *the- officers most heartily therefor. Let us continue to uphold dignity of the law and at times favor those wh« moke an hon­ est effort to bring the offenders to just punishment. We can not help hoping that in the future they will have ns much luck in rounding up te big, well known offenders as they have been in getting the little fellows and capturing the stills in the lonely isolated places.” naiCe, Tho prospects' 6f 3 'gratifying school year loom with the know­ ledge of -the scope of the teachers qualifications and experience and the outlook for Co-operation with the school on the part of the patrons of the Institution. Mrs. George Linsey has returned again to' tba telephone office and te patrons have the pleasure of agni receiving her service.. C H R IS Jew eler 1 108 Magnolia K IN G bury: Jos sup l>B kionville, f'-rmer resident of'Sanford, is in "Wild Flower Day” will be fit- Mrs. Grant Wilwin, Mrs. Stewart the city for a few days on businpm. tingly observed; Monday October DutUm, Mrs.P. MeKentie Dnvlso-l Miss Louise .Field* leaves Satur­ ■KJ/'ut -10 o’clock* 1lt that 'Junior op,j J(,hn Melseh Jr. day for points In (Jemrjgla where High School. Mothers who wish to nceompanv she will spend some tlAu> withurpj There will be a gorgeous display thelr children will be ndnritte.| for lutives. ' *»*• ^ ^ of wild flowers und M|8. Henry . the small sum .charged for the |An unusual treat Is In store f<nr Wight will be present to point out children. Only the official chaperMonroe B. Hutton left Thursday t Sanford people on Friday even- the flowers, givlng their namps 0r.s are admitted without pay. Tho •afternoon fo r Rnvnnnnh, Ga., usd k a t 8 o’clock, when the orchestra habits and special points of in P'-ints In South Carolina'whore pm Stetson University will give a terthst. ' -A*. .> hcert a t the Seminole High J. Tilden Jacobs, principal jif lhi E. M- Gallowuy in expected bool under the auspices of the Jynlor High School, extends a irn ' heme Saturday from gh school. This orchestra is ren­ dial Invitation to the .Jolblic tt j v Tejui./' and Ashville, M . dered one of the finest-amateur spend this short time aimrnlt th< C.,- where'sha Khs been visiting Mr uslcal organisations in the state, natural beauties of Florida. a'few wkeks. rlday*! concert will be the first of k year. Music lovers, who have already Id the pleasure of hearing ’this' chestra, are anticipating a most Ijoyabte evening. For those whp kve not‘had this opportunity, a.V rreeable surprise awaits them. [An unusually varied and Inter­ ning program will be presented [eluding several special features. Ke program in full covers the Blowing numbers: \ . Princess of India” K. L. King. I “Volga Boatman” (Russian PeaaI t Song) [“Lustaplel” ( 0 ver(ure),^<Kel«r- Only 67 shopping’ d a y s 'K fnrs* rh rittm naaj‘MU g i'jU l fore Christm V I D O R 'S rJiliH U‘>« Iw^oueJL CONTRACTS-For new build­ ings and engineering work in Plor- TODAY "THE ROSE OF THE GOLDEN WEST" A gorgeous new romnnee of Old California. Ko-Ko Song Kartoon Comedy & ,M(|ane Review. . The Geneva school opened Mon­ day nt 1) o'clock in the morning following this a special program was given hy the Camp Fire Girls consisting of music,, reading and sqngs. Rev. Genrgo Summers delivered T. E._ Roberts of Atlanta, Gtf. spent the day here Wednesday u t ti>niliius tending In to Knuinnaa business, ’» i* Sifts NOW o a . m t M * easy payment TAMPA-Short gap to.be mved at cost of |8,000 on 22nd Street. Geneva millat, Mrs. Howard Long, Mrs. Llfczie Wilson and Mrs. O. P. Hern­ don. , Members orihe'social department who are planning to attend are re­ quested to notify either Mrs. How­ ard Long or M rs,..0, P,..Hermifln.t before Monday noon, ns no reser- \ vatlorts will be made after th a t time. .* * | rr.atic 'love affair that heavily hi' Uw mrtcorqe 1terns tionat intrigue. - i ; Practically every act pictured- and (ilmM bf Gberge FiUtnaarick on spot where the original a The most romantic period in the pitte, seventy-one years hlatorv of California, the years just teraiy, tHe flfat e a f l& ^ f < preceding th>". discovery of gold and ft-ur of thefopiout < when the dqna of Spain ruled the missions form the back land ‘.and estates were measured th O jt'ry . In hundreds of miles, lives again ,’ lh r y Astor appears ai in '’Rose df the J^zlden West," at ine land Gilbert-Roland,, the Milane Theatre today. from » long-line nf Span I t was then that Russia, Unit- ture tyre lovers,-J* thn.liira. ed States ftid other powers sought- ----Love,t,,jGustav- Von Seyff pos5w»lon Cal'f-'min, and Flora Finch , also- are this ,»freen tale, depicts the dra* this Flrtt; National Pfctli FRIDAY "The motion picture of the year. Wonderful, remarkable, extraordinary, thrilling..tli..... Go see it. If you don’t, you'll .miss one of. .the greatest,, if not THE greatest, picture ev4r made.” « »- •. “THE JUG PARADE” > Rose Petswlck In N. Y. Journal '•fOU-EEN** Madge Bellamy In a tender and ' appealing eharactarizatlbhn-1 Comedy Bobby Vernon in "Short Socks" Milano-Paramount New* featuring the Americita Lcgibn COMING •THF! BIG PARADE” Do you want to save . money on house paint ? bngi from thu Ol^.'TRelk.i, "MW|y of American Ybft- BunsiSKjT ) Wagner. la Memories” (Medlby of anga) ir Fidelia” (March) John hoiS, pcial numbers will be given. No one should fall to attend this ncert, as such a rare combinem of ability, experience and colte apirit would be hard to equal *ny other Unlvsraity orchestra. Mr. and Mra. Porter Wakefield GeoSva spent the day here luraday on *bualneaa. & / l e t us tell you how the spreading test proves the value ofDevde Lead and Zinc House Paint 1 f '--A , V , j Evening U< ht 8 o’clock iVER and over Again, by this Bffhpls spreading test, practical painters nnd ve *found that authentic individual, modes P-.S, Baumel and Mra. E Hit motored to Orlando, Thi y where they spent the day. season Sjr. end Mrs. Calvin Teague hem Thursday qjfternoon from ine and Anderson. 9. where hmre been spending aeveral u ^ **• of Dr. Mra. W. Theodore Langley at UEMAN Main Oftfce and Factory J M k s ^ F la . ntim j a.% gjL �I THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, (OCTOBER 6,1927. 'AGE /O U R American agent* abroad. Under tne new Waleh Act, the govern­ I N A N D hV.lt HKM1NOUE ment can confiscate property up to f»A COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. $100,000 of American* who refu«e A L I C E D O T L E C IIA M U LR U A Y N K j to return'from abroad to testify. twidow) d»vl*ee and sol* Government coonaet threaten to In- i ' nJmo hpnl a l n aHnat .m p d e n C h am h ! voke thia act against the missing J. W , THOMPSON and MARY ! ir.cn. • , , . hi* »tje. THE THOMPSON. See Spectacular Trial REALTY <' ll A R L E S t .A I'PF.lt , __________ „ , CHAM.C O M P A N Y , a 1 corp ora! Ipn A *pectacular trial is anticipated ............... o w 's, c l a p p e r h aleh 'Cabinet membere, past and pres­ <f( .H t Pn fnIRATIOS', r a tio n-, -a- n- -d a imriH.i........ent, M|rh government official*. W , C. W IIJ.I AM HO N D e f e n d a n t * . Spot Dome le a s e s ; land trader* in the oil industry are K PK C IA L m a h t f . i p s n o t h l Oh ALE Delay A nticipated included in the 78 auboenas issued N r c r t C E Is S he r eb y u l v e n t o a l l w h o m It m a y m n « r n tb»« under —-----by the government. v i r t u e o f a ,-eria in de»-r ee fON, Oct., Br—The Government counsel are Atlee ae nn dt e rby e d In t h e C ircuit i oilrt o f t h e set to try the second ’ Pnmerene, ex-Senator from Ohio, T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d i c i a l C ircuit o f t h e In arid for H em lli. y case arising out ( and Own J. Roberts of F’hilndel-1 e,.l,l a t eC oouf n tFylo rIni d aChancery I reserve scandal*. phis, specially appointed by the ,ln> o f O c t o b e r A I>. P I T -•*In ath ec a n*tii *rial of Harry F. Sin- piosident to handle the oil rases- in, rein p e n illm t w h e r e in A lice ItOyle f l i a m b e r l a y n e . (wrbb-wi d e v i s e * a m llionaire oil man, and Cnunsel for Fall and Sinclair in- i - d e h e ir o f J o h n H a m p d e n C h a m -i d alr, mtf •X-Secret if Interior Albert B. i Martin W. Littleton of Newt, . n<_ I* c o m p la in a n t a n d J. n . T h e I'tapp br »n October 17 before . York, George P. Hoover of Wash- ti *mppinn. hi* wIf tk l* Slddon* in dis-1|ngtnn, William E. Leabf and Mark Realty Company a cor|M>ratlon, trict ot'< ibia criminal court r . Thompson. Thompson defended ,I,11“"tl(^i n ’corpornib'n. and \v. c Lriai was postponed' p„ij jn the Doheny trial. j W il li a m s o n ar« d*-f*n*iants. L. F : No. 2. Ul from Iqiit ™ V who 2 S are , 1 Ssee*l k f (Senate i . A c"n,’,ic,|o“ i i v T for ' K c«*h ’ ,“ r " i*t«tn* v n,:;"(r**.u 7M unset is against Sinclair for re- i s i . bidder i of important wit- fu*u»l to answer committee nue*- d...,r of the Court House ofH«mln»l*,pe Ho further de- tion, the Teapot Dome inquiry. A £ Ipatta. He has appealed. U‘17. Ill* sum* brln* Rule Bay Mo is piracy trial resultBribery indictment* airainst Fall. November a r». i»::. durina ihfor the government Doheny >n4 E L. Doheny, Jr., are J*" I t S T ’reai e” L'- ^tu.!ed ln ere found r*R and pending and will l>e tried as so o n Isrminol* County. Florida. tn-wii: leny, Sr., not (fuilty „„ the Fa)i-finclnir trial i* com- Hnuthsast quarter <>f Northw*»t the government in ^ i _._.i quarter o f Northenei ^tumrtssr <>r Kectlon «. Township II Houth. v the leasing of the Elk Hilla, CaliBang* iw Hast. *!••* bealntiloa K is s a IN t i i k r i i t r r i T « o i , n r o k h k m I N llL K COI .STV. F L o l t l UA, I N r ilA N C K itt. W. L. H K N I . K r a ml B. H . AR M O R. C o m p la i n a n t * . i ■ T» ' C H A R L E S K. WKHT, a n d M AOOJE K. IVKHT. hi* wlf**; I ' L A U D B P . IIU U H S O N . and HA III K K JIL'UII. SO N, tM-f-inlunt*. X«»TH:H OK MAHTEH'H HALE N o t i c e l» he r eb y K lv e n t h a t u n d e r a n d by v ir t u e of a Lleeree i>f ►nr e -' Clhaure a n d Sal* e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e e n t it le d o n t h e 5 th d » « o f N o v e m b e r . A D-. 1917. I. a* S p e r . ■al M a e te r in C h a n c e r y **n M o n d a y t h e S e v e n t h I »ay o f N o v e m b e r . A. l>., 1917. *am e b elnif R ule P a y o f | h i * C ou rt anil a l e g a l en lee d a y . ’ In f r n n t o f t h e C ou rt Hou*e at H a n ­ ford. .Seminole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a . w i n _ o f f * r for *ale t>. th e h litheat a n il be«t b id der for r a e h . d u r i n g th** Ir an i hou r* of *nle, th e fo llo w in g d* ** r ll —*1 land e l t u a t e . |v t n x a n d be Ina In III* 1‘m in t y of H e m ln o t e a n d .Stale of F lo r id a , m o r e p a n i c tll.il l> d e * e n !ieil u* f o l h i n * t o - t v l l : I ' o i i i m e o .l n * l.illI etialn* N o r t h fiom the S o u t h e a * ! *-'<rr**r o f S e c t io n I* T o w n s h i p 19, S o u t h o f Ran ice 1* Haul i s a u i c o r n e r l - I n * niarU -d by a *tnne p o s t ) t h e n c e N*»rtti 9.97 c h a in * ; IItenre* \ \ - - I ; l c h a i n * . ihen<*e MeeO. *7 elialn* Ihence F a s t 7.15 cltnln* to p lac e o f t o i d n n l ii K . in.* k m * " '• * acre*, m ore o r lea*, r o d helm: th e *am e t r a c t c o n . V e j r d lit J N Fllehop an d f i n * , ale 5l B ish o p to H e le n M. O. \V bee let and .la m e* M <l e a v e * by deed d a te d Ju n e I, 1*95 a n d r ec ord ed to booh -7 ***•-- -A lit l he o f f i c e of th e C le rk o f t h e C ir cu it Court o f O r a n v - C o r F lor id a, and o f w h ic h a n u n - Friday And 22x43 Heavy Bath TOWELS • *• ’ r, * • $1.00 Men’s UNION SUITS # * 79c 25c $5.00 Ladies SLIPPERS, New Styles 6 1-2 Foot Ruffled CURTAINS $3.95 89c ^4.00 Men’s Black or Tan OXFORDS Ladies Linen DRESSES $3.95 $2.45 x* t * -yj, -■] . * t V- . . fi * . /- -■ /' .|»*T > . qi*hf , j / . fo r u la , r e s e r v e , ,Governn^ent Won Th« government, however, won the civil suit when the ’ Supreme court held that the lease was “tainted with corruption” and or­ dered the return of the property. Sinclair and Fall arc chatged . with cbrtiplracy In leasing the Tea- pot Dome, Wyoming, naval oil reserve. It is alleged that the lease was the outcome of a conspiracy to favor Sinclair’s hid, and that Foil obtained from Sinclair on May 8, 1022 Liberty bonds worth $230,600, The bonds were passed from a “dummy” trading company set up in Cbnoda, the indictment re­ lates. Two--oil men, H. M. Ulackmer and Jamea E. O'Neil, who fled to Europe^' am held by the govern•neat to be key transaction. A sub­ poena has been served on Ulackmer but O'Neil has not been located by OHHK1I OK P I HI.ICATION IN T H E 7TM J U D IC I A L C O U R T H F F L O R ID A . C IR C U IT CO URT OF hE M IN O L K CD UN TV. IN C H A N C ­ E R Y ., c .. . SI IIVI.LA PIlA N C F.lt Cumtdalnanl. ' i A ROBERSON II A . HOWKKM.tet d l / * < T h e Hlatu o f Kpirldn Iw F K aw sM I, First, National Rati1. lloltdlUK. M llu tiu k v * . WUcnti*ln, Vuu ar* or d e re d to n p p c s r •'» Ike Itlll o f C o m p la i n t on f i t - h e r e in on M onday th e 7th day o f N ove m b e r. 1917, a* on * of t h e rvap on d en ta In t h e s h o r e e l y l e d ran*** T h l e o r d e r to he p u h lla h e d o nce i w e e k for f o u r ronacrut Ive w n - k * In T h e Hartford H erald, it riew*|m|>er p u h lla h e d In Hem lnnle C o u n t ) . F lo r l . ila. W ltne a* th e H o n o r u h le It tt I V ii a l t l Juila*-. by m e It* e le r k >■( lytiil court wi t h th e Meal t h e r e o f on th in the O h day of O ctober, 1977. V K , OOCOLAHS Clerk o f C ircu it lH *iiurl By A M WE E K H T I . T #;« ir I, ; Ladies New FELT HATS 5V K IV H I T E . i» 1 er In C h a n c e r y A DlfJIITON . m plnlnn nt. T $2.50 Weatherly Silk CREPE ■i “.i , $2.50 $1.95 y<ird Ladies HAT BOXES 10x4 Bleached Pepperal SHEETING *■ ( H E AL ) TA MPA—$.185,000 new II. B, Plant high school huilding com­ pleted here. N O T IC E la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I. ie u n d e r s i g n e d , a m a r r i e d w o m a n , la w i f e o f M a u r lr e K r o n e n e n d a widen!* d f H anford In Ik * S t a t e o f lo rld u ,-I n te n d t o a p p l y by p e t i t i o n C b a o o e r y t o l h a J u d g e or Urn Irealt C ou rt o f t h e T w e n t y - t h i r d C i r c u i t o f t h e Htat* of la and f o r t h e C o u n t y o f EVERGLADES—Work under way erecting 50 concrete white poles, along Barron's River. •emlaola; on the fllh day of Octo. her, A. D. 1117, at Hanford. Florida, or whenever the Court may then bt*. for a • license to m.itiaur. take roarg# of and control my property ignd to become a free dealer In “The greatest human docu­ ment the silver sheet has ever flashed. "TIIK IIIG 1‘AUAIIE,” —Dorothy Herzog, in N'. Y. Mirror, : ■■■ $1.95 0 $2.50 Ladies Suterite Full Fashion SILK HOSE Ladies New Fall SILK DRESSES ■* it, lljjdll < *..,,*(. $18.95 IS THERE NO RELIEF FROM K flT lIE R » . K H OIRM . 59c yard ^ Zrjn ^ $1.95 *' »J4.- ?>\'* SKIN TORTURE? Most I Continue m Suffer the Uabeirible lichUgT Are you one of those unfortunates who are going through life suffering with a skin disease, making you uncomfortable, makIng you le u efficient, Interfering with — your yuur working wuraing hours, nours, ruining your steep? You may have tried many things without relief. Why SlS.S.T For more than J®® 7e*r* ^ h*e been giving re­ lief la many forms of skin dis­ ease. Thousands of letters of gratitude prove its worth. • I feel so happy for what S.S.S. ha* dona for me that I want others to know about I t I suf­ fered twenty long years from eczema. At times tne itching was unbearable. During that time, I AT pNCE Apply Circulation Department Herald used all kinds of salves without receiving any real benefit. After taking aix bottles of S.6.S., I was cured of this dreadful dis­ ease. I recommend S.3.8. to any­ one suffering from eczema, be­ cause 1 cannot praise it enough for what it has done for me.” < leophaa Forte, Soldiers and Sailors Home, ome, Quincy, III. 5.5.8. is purely vegetable. It Is extracted from the fresh roots of medicinal plants and herbs and gives to Nature what she needs in building you up so tWht your system throws off the cause. 8.3.8. is sold at all good drug store* In two sixes. The larger Is more economical. Crown Gasoline OUTLET 107 W. First St.. %Sanford Fla.. WE WERE Closed All Day Thursday To Arrange Stock For Special Sale For Fri­ day and Saturday Special Whiler They Ln.st. Lndiea Felt SLIPFEKS One Pair To A Customer A n Per Pair. Special Some More Of T hose M EN’S SOCKS One Pair To A Customer i* Q / i Per Pair* Having Several Stores, W e A re Enabled To O ffer GOOD GUARANTEED Shoes A t The very Lowest Prices, We Have Your SIZE W e Have Your STYLE W e Have Your PRICES Children’s SHOES Cents Up, Extra good for Ladies SLIPPERS WORK SHOES For MEN Underweight Children because it builds good solid flesh on sallow cheeks and skinny bodies o rq ^ °a 1 L s-'v liL a fi* ,’I V f I /'V V ® ^ our children will i m p r o v e in w e i g h t , h e a Ith a n d m e n ta l e f f id e ? cy if y o u S|v c ^ e m p le n ty o f g o o d b r e a d — the better the bread the quicker the improve­ ment. 1* a better bread f w o r t h of every product offered for sale by thia company or its dealers must first be proved by exacting laboratory tests. That is whyCrownGasoline su c c e ssfu lly m eets the every-day road tests of thousands of m otorists. , CH*H A m e r ic a n B akehieb C o , Frtth Daily From Y<mr Qrocff ‘/ / L u V a Special In d ies Silk HOSE JL iib p o s i t i v e D A a MEN’S SHOES Oxfords & High e a G O up P a ir L ad ies SOLID LEATHER ARCH SHOES » Combination Last So E a s y - Good Looking • Comfortable Good Wearing SPFC1ALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Standard Oil Company INGORPORATCD.'IN KKHTVICKY SHOE STOK *' Two S li« Single and Split Loaf, M 0 1 I L K ,O A D M A P * . / J U i M ,1 next S a t Oct. 8 at 4 f "• V- , •; ’> ' . ■ K . �*. V,,; TH E SA N FO RD HERALD, -V . P*“ Vv* O V/'- £L r-^ ord Daily Herald AD. RATES - . •: : r r >. U Cash la Advance LUMBER and complete building material. Low Security Lumber Cow. “Wh Grad i t Come From'* Mai , Sixth. Phone 797. Id—Houses For Sale Clogfng Out Sale Of Real E state Must Sell One of My Homes CONCRETE in every shape and form, blocks. tlle roofing, orna­ If you want a gxjod home, fine mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod* ucti Company. Fifth and Maple location, pure water and no city Sts, Phone Ili-W . taxes, with plenty pf room to raise b— H elp W an ted (M ale) ' s chickens, keep a cow and have a Office .Position—open for boy of fifteen or over; Small salary but garden, come out and look this good chance fdr ' advancement; easy houra after school; prefer boy place over. who has wheel. Circulation Dept. One home hus eight rooms, 60 The Herald. j feet of porch, two acres of land FIELD MANAGER—For 160 acre, potato farm near Sanford. Must with 25 Orange trees loaded w ith ! have had long experience, prefer­ ably in Hastings section. W. M. fruit. Young, 200 N. Park Ave. .The other home is n stucco7— Situation Wanted Spanish Bungalow, has an acre of 136 O p er a tio n s ParishJEIouse TREASURY TAKES IsThi^he<WoridjsSma^ O fEpiscoim iaiBrch STfp S fO SPEED Will Open SundayiMANyTAX CASES' (Continued From Page 1) lending upward pne story and a half with an upstairs apartment Three MoreMemberaAddedTo for the janitor. v Special AdvisoryCom miltec It is constructed of ccmdtit Which Plans To DisposeOf C;wes A t 1,000 Per Month blocks stuccoed outside with a tile roof, and is of the Spanishrates on reqomt. Mission type of architecture, con- * S ^ OR NI I UR t n i . , , ..................... . International Neews Service Staff : forn mg to the church building in Correspondent •dneed tales are fo r insertions. this respect. . I WASHINGTON, Oet. 6 —Adop> ! i of average1 length ! The parish housj is connected 1-5K ** policy of quick settt ment uteJ a line. . with thv church by a covered pas- *'f disputed federal tax calls the charge of 80c for 1 ... treasury today took steps to freo ,sag,.. which gives access to the niilll0n, of u *niira tied up in Uu. Jon. dvertiiing Is restricted j church through the chapel. 'gntion before the Bureau of Intcrnjr classification. . • A general description of the «> Revenue. error is made The San* ' parish house follow’s: ' I Thl‘ *Pecial advisory committee raid will be responsible I n. .a u, t named by Secretary Mellon to ml ■ HSK&ffiBHKW.:X S T O s s S i s H ; one incdrrectlftertion, I On the right of the main en- just Ux fc ,put„ b*tWfr „ , he gov. This tiny Bible, the property o/. jj. II. Livingston of Covington: Ky., - no<. J w t i s e r for subsequent tianie is the rector a office, and eminent and. taxpayers was ex- Is said to be the wtJvid's snii’lh? ft topy A humad hand la tho'(n tn ^ Ions. The office should be I on the left, a larga cloak room, tended by the addition of thrio th* picture, depositing the Bible on a rdstrum' la a node! chords immediately in case of ,.vl> srtJ LADY wants position as house­ land with Orange trees. i The main door opens directly into members in the *1rive to cleytr un butli by LtV'Hsp'on. Vlt'l keeper, Care, af Herald. Box 100. ft t I the auditorium. the congestion of cases. , | bWrtiilt*} ' fO ADVERTISERS ‘ ^ ^ *“ I mi. .. it. l. lilt-—I An eifort will ho made ‘ by tha Nc reasonable offer refused fbr llenry Bt 8 my the ' ommittee to dispefee of cases at -PJdpts A nd Flowers ild representative ufdergoiU' 13ti major operation! capacity of 250. It has a stage of tbc rn^e uf i toot) a month. In Senteitnt r piaee. ■till manages to keep cheerful. HI (moderate size, and along its side.* ember COO cases, involving probnone-or more; Liberty bonds' Was a)t *‘r familiar with rates I • ' * imp* rtatlf boost' for security bu^'-‘ has spent 2Qft.lioMr»-on opere(>n| <HBIJIABL/E vegetable seed, Mtted/ **>640 ‘pnrlof suite *fir >86|*-‘>30 nre doors, which Communicate with hly >..0,000,000 were compromised Ing, the effects of which willI pi prt?l>- HSI table.*. Despite his tragic Ills h| [Dmplete information, * disinfected, pure type. Golden ably never b* eradicated. ; elKht c l ... room,. T to .t O u t j " 1 » H* « M tt» tr.a .u ry boo... 4 . . . 1 has become -k successful out class rooms, l hese class »» ,, . . . , , wish they fv<U 4 aM*t) iHluflie .Cilery* >20 lb.*'Green leaved newi stove for >17.50. *>60 China Thu France, until th<* opening o f room*s. while divided by permanent {*""* ®f ’” e harf bV*1" f'* * * prominent St. Louis broker. * ■ding your want. aa. and Old Big Boston lettuce >1.75. the World War, went the repuU -"’J.-4 more effective. •sound-proof partitions, cun be used 1“ * 5 ,,^ i J V l L V Francis Q. Stokes A Co., Seedmen, Cabinet >17.50. ition <f having the greatest per- . 18 Me Lander Arcad^f #»• ' * " '" % • « “ « M r « « fh” ribi?n.lky, l ' " 5 * 5 " ^ ' ' ’a" centage of investors among her “I .8' IPOBPANT NOTICE hi ■■*. G -I,- r —■ >1,000 lots on Orlando road for of comprcmias* „ „ „ ,n ■ population, of any nati<m"M tHi • *•*Other class V srtlqera should give*their PETUNIA, cornflowdrs, calendula, Volume Of Securities In The world. It is too soon tn make * - •> • various parts the building. . Mellon’s policy is base.! on :h*! ‘ add] salvia, lupin and strawflower >300. $500 lots for >109. or postoffico address as comparisons, but, judging by. -the •>* Hands Of Public Today Is ! In addition to the main auditor- ’ belief that it will he cheaper both their phone number If plants ready to sot now. StexyarJ in­ Largest In History; Large constant liquidation of hrench lib uav ha. uaa un 'f,.r * thc Knv(.rnment and ium, the i’nrishi Ilouae [desire results. About r ie the Florist. 'vestments and the increai of thaiw f W. W. Thompson smaller assembly- »o<im located in to ttVf,id litigation and that buai-! Exodus Of Smaller Traders security holdings of Americans the ; out of a .thousand has Just West of Elder Springs lephonc and th eothers wing on nc rurt ynde for th e , nt,afl genor,,Uy wi’I he benefitted * 11 — Miscellaneous time may come when the peqpfe qfqoiuR on Orlando Road _______ ____ will ____hold __ _______ QOtnirunicate with you of the I i.oiiry '••o it.nent of the prrnnnt settlement of income' NEW_ YORK, Oct., 6, —(IN S)— tho New World the banj Chucrch S* huo.. This room will al- tax cases they know your address, —There has been u widening pub- ncr fo t intelligent and effective in* discontinuence MUST be CAR AWNINGS.—AUto Awning inton st both in investment and vestment of surplus funds. , , em ihlirnno H nlriflet-T n fle th - *°w^C U? c^°*r ^or lheir, oltie*a.s suid that the new syr- lie Co. 11 Bail Bldg. FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish H in person at the Sanford Ht put) lien n s Ho d b e t-T o -G e lft- robcs. „ • v»m communl- tcmwiH reducethe time normalh rpeculativc activities over the past • *■—ti bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat­ office or by letter. TclcMARTIAL LAW DECLARED j A 'A IT Week w ith Hutler TO cates Vito tl - \c .ibule which ruiyired to u ttio a big tux case two or three years, and probably at 12— Wanted ed, of good construction. Owner v.irtvVAa n>‘ previous tine in the nations his­ discontinuence* are nol Decide On Candidate All R‘vp »’ ‘ t th- kitchen; the fr^irt nhopt two years (o a few living out of city and .will sell at tory haa there been such a large VIENNA oct. 6. - ( i n s ) - m »H ;^ ; i To Ktfep 'LlfHt'iWltH”P8Vllr BerF " . !main assmbty n<en|hs. reasonable price, and on easy volume nf securities in the hands tiiil law whua declared today a t Stipr.-v**1 :rnd dther parts r If room ’mj :r serious congestion of lax litiBUS Prompt Efficient X BUY, umLpay cash for second ternis. House ' Is Jocatcd(an ' High th*i public ns today. In South Servia, following thoassas^ xioi" gireMna nrc ,,ncr'ling h-*foro , th*> of Stock Service hdnd pianos, Box‘ yB2, Pliotio Str«>t, near Elm Avenue with i.rRy (?EORGF“E.'DbRNO -I! exchange experts report a | ______ of _ Gen. ___ __Lovocevic, ____ alnatioii 1)04—J . . , i;* ilernslioiint N* wm S(>rvic<t a wing rontaiiu ’ lOftxury und tho tax appeal* large exodus of small traders from I Jugoslav army, according Newa Service Wlnff; Staff troctlvc surroundings. Double gn- [nlernational involving prvnatOly ing. n In rpe askcni hi y, roojm wj)i<;t\. .!>«£)rd.ilcmononiin Carres pon*e*nt ■rare; Price furnished >8,500.90 the bond market to the stock mar- pat-^hes from Belgnid. Gen. Ko toblles will;be used Tor thc kindergarten than > Wanted To.UuyrrPlano. Must be in $500,cash >500,cash and und the baland balanciTtfiif re -| Wa Lh IS g TON, . u , , . . . . . , 1■Y,ilo ° nff m L‘et in rcc<,',t months, and to this ccvie was shot W death last nit. ^ . Oct. li—Til gOOtl I|Hr|)6i uLnW *'anonahlc nnrttinkt* »way. »inil Address A,V<l*«aa Tlok W ^ l depHnment of the church . n “ j011 r -°ln:,!‘.er^ * ' f«ct hns been nseribed this mar- |,y tw„ unknown men who «re!fcpr ev ;,q chiefs iwho are in loi ancl also ns a meeting place for sums arc* kept out of productive v, lous la b ility of industrial com- ,|inved t« be members of a band of - •Cure Herald. * J '•'* ^ , r n gotUo-geti gotUo-gcther-Wfck wj thsiuui ds and other church organ- cpniinorciql mnrlmta. moh stocks. Thousands of investor* Macedonian irregulars. passenger touring cur, Chairman William M. Butler, of til 13 H oo^js f f i t ^ K on^d_____ (Jons. 'T h u nssedibH • rtoontj l n * w* uoard, which js issuing * * *havo repeated- • j mng nmj nnd sneculntors who — ■■■ — i , r '* w Itepsbhuur* National »<n»i»mi*ussi md*runs like new, to ex that of the primary depart- on averaye of 100. decision s « Ty luffered heavy losses in '‘trading AyiNTBfrGARDEN-Geod rttrua SALE: Well construccteil ,801110(1 down with a pencil un*l qpcfts ens on ikcprridoreonnmgK sveo iurt-' mwnth, Has n docket'of more th.'.n mi •margins" in second and third 'crop expected by local growera- ; ^ccjiupc in good condica |ng with Un/y C*VI* I fillPn *r .which 1s the grade stocks, have completely rc>32,000,000 appeal of fbrmer mfn- vised tlr lr methods. They have purnd othc er parts main auditorium a TTr phone 775 after 7 P. M. Nk .’,* ** 933—W. with showbr, kitchen equipped with lonn( politics known us electoral of the huildiqjfc,.,, ** f' ,■ of th c -F o i.l chased ,|ip ly the highest grado electric range. Owner out of tho votes. * * ; . v. . i •* • )*»( -tLulA* The kitchen is a large commod- ‘Motor Company. Hundredd'or cus- stniki. ih small quantities, paid r • . -XlH»nfl7f| 14— Rooms Without Hoard locked them “By all odds the most stirring , , on?.° ing? It connects, with all parts of *r« P®n«Ung. .The Cousena-. up aecui^ly in anticipation of long DODGE of nil motion pictures • have*1 1 « A r r n i r n v r i v #1 , cash and >115 monthly. Addre** l^ a, of h(V the •W* -ihcbPariah Hoiao by the two cor- VW*e cq.e .a lo W-tgcid- pull increases in values. There In* cars and Graham trucks ATTRACTIVELY fujnfshed ibcdj Hot 101 carq, l dp tea np iUicJ I: over seen. . . . There has enro Thq lno Heral^ Buyerii! months. . Officials vastors arc not so much interested [d 13th Street. Phone 8.' roomis, single* and djSublc. ;hy tho . s Which have bion mentioned. W for ------------------------------------- ------------- “ .nothing to approach It* . V. J . I . lake. Opposite 803 **S«cond St., f kitchen is furnished with tho here mhnittod > that t the govern- in thft weekly fluctuations of stock The grost Picture-Poem of th*» m/X'rn ’ an,r,l"h*at "tvoo'nf ult‘nl’B «*■« was hit ft hard blow hy prices an in the development of tho INS L COWAN CO. Auto Rhone 571—J. 24— LoU For Sale World War. . . A play of BOK” _____ notional committeemen present wa» !% 2 L £ !J !5 t Includes S S L H »iu ■ *, ,t* 'i^ l* , h**<,„ th», n , i„ m m m .......................... ^or and sheet metal works. 1 ien*furniture, which' .... m ,----passing loveliness. I conaoki Tha increase of the market val pcll>d as to probabilities and con* % * . * * Jt*^-l J) t * ift jivimu Rd ko [iiuuNt/iiiUga ilOU Cllli rnch Ave, Phone 71G-W. THREE furnished bedrooms, one S10 cash and #10 monthly will hoy ditions in his home fitatca and from - ^ r v i h g counter' for cafeteria ^ U m t. hokilng that the treasury quite find tho woni with whirl* » >< uatlons of the stocks of such com­ with kitchenette. 311 Park Aw. dos- panies as National Biscyit, Vacuum < to do it Justice." “THE RRJ,;.;• , good building lot a t remarkably uda j^n t he ,,nrty olders compiled service; a four-oven gas baker; j ; nnot ">°P«n ■ tM c" 8« ANFORD BUICK CO. Phone 168. iarge hotel type gas « n g e ^ steam biscovery of fraud is recognized Oil, General Motors, »tc., in the | I PARADE."—Quinn Mart'n low price. Box 09 care The Herchart aftor churt purporting to 212 Magonlia Ave. tnble; rofrigcrutoi; a „ K myth or a fqble, but a reality ; IN. Y. World. aid. show possible outcomes of the 1028 Phone 367. Furnished bedroom with twin beds, automatic coffee uni; an automatic as u grrunds for. reopening Ux which Is quite likely to be dupli­ j■ election with Smith established us nn-n« ^ s^ s, but Co such charge was made also garage 411 Park Ave. ,v,.. Couzens-Dodge __ n_.r__actk .,7 water-cooler und ail other acx.es-' in the cated a thousand times In our own MODEL TRIM C O .'/ the Democratic opposition. on. nories needed to make thia a coni markets In thc next ten or twenty Im the car, not the owner." ‘islinaA . 15—Apartment For Kent A REAL bargain for the man who Tho Republican loaders hero, ptetely modern kitchen. Ample , years. Thus the shrewd purchaser fhone-817 for estimates vishes to engage in the raiding bused on present conditions, arc of ten or twenty or one hundred or P. W. RADFORD of truck, of citron fruits, poultry conceding the Democratic pres1- rtorage space for supplies, dishes, more shares of the stock uf proct cptera, is provided in the many n r i . v n i r n / \ n ------- r - r ----------------- ----and live stock of all kinds. ThirtyONE FURNISHED front apart­ dentlal nomination to Smith. The groasive and profitable American cupboards which coyer practically four acres of land that offers high r t___ __ ment, all modern conveniences. proposal offered by John Barnett, HUPS—MARMONS enterprises is putting his money t« -* /x r x i 915 W. F irst St. Phone 207. rolling lands for citrus, muck lands ( Democratic ____ committeeman for all the wall space of the kitchen. ' n A V T \ n inford Automobile Co. work for the best possible paymas­ The janitors apartment is upfor truck and bulbs and a small Colorado, to get around the Demo Ignolia Ave. Phone 137. ters. * stairs over the kitchen. It consists A A u FURNISHED apartment for rent lake P“sXtiro land. On the San- crutfc*two-third rule, has Increased Wall Street experts who are in of a sitting room; bed room; kit )R1) Overland Co. wlfiysford-Orlando road three miles from , thclr bo)ief lhal tho popuUr R0V. in the Herald building—a down­ (Continued From Page 1) sltlon to know, .report that tho fits Jl Ovcrjand, )its. town location at remarkably low Sanford, One thousand doilars rash, , rnor wili be the ulti^ atfl candi. chenette und bath. that the City has not given me K it year and n half has witnessed Coyimeicjai Sts. 1 7,8. rates."Ttsk for Mr. Haines nt The balance on easy terms that will al- 'date. A cellar of small size contains touchers for approximately >38,000 moro of this actual purchu ung of .aw you to make thc payments I . . . . „ the furnace; storage high grade stock in smull panels HUDSON- ESSEX Herald office. aril hut1worth of work which done," from the land. Ideal location f o r ' , “ arn,e tt to offer a resn- bin and a heater and tank ank fnr for hot ^ tjme& ,iktt lhca*i have m Jnte„ ; t than i n any ported in the history' INC. •BEAUTIFUL APARTM ENTS- filling station and small store close Democratic conven..... ,, , ty water supplies. M m. > 'If not sq much In of th* stock market. It is this Oak Ave. Two roon^T kitchenette and bath, to homes of fifty or more famirtae. I,Uon --------------. next , . „June . in. .Advance . „ of .tha The heating is of the; “ Hot-Air hvy’friends,'1 fe tirttd Mr. Thrash- purchasing which has necessitated ihed, centrally A country home close to the city “ tu“ l balloting to the effect that . The heating U * furnished. .E h g n fiJL .._____ sft" tyff. • Suffic-*krt 0“" :*- " the expansion of thlJ odd-lot trad -.. Persistent . coughs , . and . colds lead enients; 18 per mnrkefsHflTgh’ dry and healthy. JJ** fW0'thinlV*tate be maintained ‘lechankul raft Improvements ing facilities of the StockwiF/X< Jtq»««r^H 4i»na|M heat la provided to Mr. Hutton told tho Commission Addreaa R. C. care Herald. .through a given number of balvolume.of he week. Tel 777 or 7733.* 1 TAJ tfi+ M__f i l t u . to twent^yfivc-r-and _M i ___1 DtlAAiiaftalir ieai» adequately hao) heat flall rooms of the that unlbss he was given a pay­ change, and dictated the installa- titeni now w»in Crebmois.ua, « i lots—fifteen T—---- --------- ~ building. The forced draft system menj he would be unable to meet ,a c™iplete new plan for t,mui81IUrtl cre0sete that u plea*.that,-failing to proctlre a nomina­ uses Fur Rent .. _ 2 S 7 -E x c h a n g e tion, the rule be then a^spend'fd of the furnace is so arranged that his payroll of >10,000. on next Sat- t rad ing, in^the inactive stocks,. COATS altered and relinthese Stock Exchange ant to take. Creomutsion a a it can be used for ventilation und brday. To whi$h Mr. DeCottea anand a majority declared sufficient o'* ' 10 Laurel Ave. Furnished house for rent. Seven kwered that the City was unable to authorities report this broadening uie**i«qj' uiscoiery witn twor;i to nominate. As a resolution may ccoltd air in warm weather. rooms. 701 Myrtle Ave. Enquire WILL TRADE Well located resi­ beradopted by a majority of th.* Thia building will be equipped-pay Itp employes in full and was of speculative interest, they have actionf it soothes and heals ihe > ROOFING—The Roof Ev- ,at 113 Elm Ave. dential lots for down-town busi delegates* and as Smith is expect- with good Quality of furniture paying * ~ 25 cents on the dollar. May in mind also the enormous in -1 nutied' membranes and- yihib^i ing. MeUtl shingles;! -------------- w— -----ness property, Improved or unim- »d to have nearly a majority up n throughout, And .when completely or Housholder expressed apprecia- crease in the purchasing power of t ^ rm Irowth. m seam Un and galvlnized' SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, proved Give all information when entering the convention, tho Repuh- furnished, will cost in the neigh- tion of Mr. Hutton's position, but the average investor in tho post- j i*f ail known drugs, eredsote'J war period. Wages were never so recognized by hign metrical • ; na 8TMi5e2*HAi.CoWVJ; 0 a k l «!e«tricity, bath, fire-place answering this ad Box 134. Cave |le»na now in conferenre he#e are hot hood of >20,000.00, The build- described that of the City govern­ nd Third St. Phone 111* [screened porch, double garage. An Herald. ill ing is now nearing completion and ment os being mare disagreeable, high as in that period, savinn.have ttieir as one of tne grei unanimously of ■ high, r proportionately high. More ) • ttractivc home partially forniah* H1 have Smith t within a *few weeks it will be oc- j Mr, Hutton addressed the Com- been r.8 DRUG STOI over, the practicaf knowledge am) ing agencies for persistent cow ed. See E. G. Norton, Mellonvilte off. cupled and used by the church mission pith the statement that 26 —Miscellaneous For Sale ptiona, Drugs, Soda. We are Ave. information about investments and other formes of throat troub­ les. Creomuision contains, in ad­ Talk a t Republican henquartcr.* school and other church organiza- “] have pledged myself in thia " you aa your phone. Call 103 tioas. ' connection |o the extent of >155,dition to creosote, other healing centered aroun the situation is FIVE-ROOM bungalow, garage, be1000 and with New Yojrk, Massachusetts, Rhml* :.M ;r b * c u .ra 3S L S S R A ibeoL itt BUSINESS —card appear- * tween Park and Oak on 23rd tit. »_i . . . . . . . Ton_ s amount or a aubstanand ,* un»bl* t0 '*• inf#cted membransa and st Icknd,. .Maryland, if* UJ S. Imports Bamboo .7 l L b u « . daily la thia column WlU Finql^ Sanford Electric Cont. Co., FOR SALE—One single cot bed, nessee, New Jsrsey ahd . I h.vo borrowed W0, !? U ^ u S o .Td iom i. * ja | irritation and " inflamat TIC Magnolia. , in bad financial shape but Shoots As Delicacy uoo." If these bonds aro not sold , • ,; , 'All would bo battle s ivilh I the creosote gxJes on to ver 8,000 every day I one double bed mattress, and 4 Smith contending erii _____ . i roon and we do not get our money in better shape than 1." emeu-1 ft -------ach, is absorbed into the FIVE-ROOM furnished house for ^ that ‘h« >«Kal a‘lv««,o way | pEK^NG, Oct. 6— (INS)— Am- and the notes come due, I wilt costa so little a 12 word attacks the seat of the trouble ‘ rent; available Oct. 10th. See V. breakfast set chairs. $lt)J» C a s h . J f * licun i erican palates are-mors and more placed in an emburrasslng poal-' t ["in* “ HJ1 engineers’ expenses of checks the growth of the germa, tion." i the City have been paid in excca* rone Month costa only >2.80. A. Speer, <111 Park Ave. Ask for Foreman at Heriald Office, stalvfarta. * turning to bttmbo shoots from Creomuision is guaranteed “1 do not know how a private ! o( thu cotract. I am a big taxKrVB-TROOMr * .house China according to customs return* furnished. On tally—admittedly quite Phone 148 * ^ (sfactory in the treatment of rale a t which you propose to sell Pawe» * here and I need some of Phone 805—W. which indicate the United States Imistie to have been draw)* Ey sistent coughs and colds, broi bonds a t theend of 1U. days, nioney worse thin some others for Classified Re publican—gave Governor Jfrni’h as the largest exporters of this asthma, bronchitis and. would affect my 1 company," Mr, whom th« city owes," the contracHouse for rent, 1406 W. 1st St. i&a high a* 245 elmMfoi voles, 21 Chinese Delicacy. meat"- • of respiratory diseases, Apply Kent ('ulcanlijng W o r k % OR 8A f ^ B . b y bed und buggy, of election btfQMSfnorv thmi 4 h ^ w r & U|mu£8 et by th a V th e'K n lw o tU d h e ^ d M r l y ! Th« City Atorney recommended cellent for building un tn pf. Davis gantfren In 1924. | >5.00 each. 1317 .Celery Avr rP ith « n t l w but now ln Octolrer and on the strength of, th a t the tentative budget be left after cold%or flyu U --------------------■ YGim: OLD l old W waALLS' l l s • yQ, ' R_RENI * - y ° m ‘ : or cold U n «„tt to ^ l » r r «( _Mr. ad If an* i niB N , WINTER PARK-Centrul Park , m . t h W - L . I n i ! Z b i n ” . ' thlt * .»•"* — *d - l . h my th- IHent the paviariwork.'V • ipummlns is received, and the Com- Mved ni aecoi^ir in thia city impfuTMT s H o o ts ^ i divided^Into the winter! - “Tha Clty charter would n o t ^ U l w l o n voted la favor of the sag- dlfwtions. »ur 'r _ FURTHER the sale of the bonds a t jea* 1ra tio n . _ .' n • SALERNO-Tax rate wU4 be re- cron and spring crop the former ___ _____ [• C. COOLER,^aANFORD, j FOR RENT: Five room bungalow D o p e by far the more highly Vtic* which has been O n S i f t t e r s ao to u m iiu. a t the corner of Palmetto Avenue We thought. everytJ and Katie StreoL Large living was set, ^ _ _ ,11 ,0 0 0Wtied and since wi frisnds, *' ■ 2 S . * __| T ^P^| h and . B , January j S S a S City desired W get the best pr piano room, dining room, two bedrooms, _ k _____ jwere plcnsbd to Ruby bath, with shower, kitchen equlpinformed Mr. CITY UCI ■hoot is. a moro bud beUEOCTOI th e 1 elrctric range. Front and paving cont ORLANDO. FLA., 0ct.5.--'{IN9) 1him.* surface of “ *e earth. It W g r porches. >40 monthly. Address —AjU»o«b Itobj, i Whidden, 21. S J r.'.J .A lS ’: *. party ‘ J give Mr. either by examining J'1?®®'**, Lord New 1. The Herald. . ig th e sit * the . r '. e of the — him |* concerning her City licenses r r Small cottage r-ound with C**t from , He ‘ i shit unt»l he {FOR r-ft-re being rWFIM her finj for the Magnolia 72or profe /xYir « tn uili” *oes to lo- *r is- j intral of a sh-ot not quite « I c 72expressed --------c e r .. 'i- * I to ' » »hey p l» tatwye more ads, wtll 1m .received and eollectar acnl for payment. -9c a line _7c a line ,.6c a Una ___4e a Uoa MUCH IN T E R E ST IS SHOWN LATELY IN INVESTMENTS LEADERS OF G.O FIGURE ON SMITH AS THEIR TARG ET: r ~t CITY OFFICIALS JJfciLAY SALE OF BONDS 10 DAYS A THREE DAYS’ COUGH IS VOOi? /I'ltA tin to SIGNAL lEStii I L1l."22f,!iVi—— ■ffMSSS.i - 7— 7— r-— <— --------Orlando Man Gives Suit For t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 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/872344e79e4b78a905ce0510f4f83d8a.pdf b65f6117eb90b56cacd5d16fe950be55 PDF Text Text . if OUR NEWSPAPER ___ ___ _ ■ • 'iibltshcd In Florida’* Heart e World’s Greatest VfRctablc Uon. Its Richest Garden Land LUME F a in te n ig h t, Saturday shower*; for extreme northwest Florida, In­ creasing cloudiness .tonight;. Sat* unlay showers. *. *•* " n o . .* v i i . international News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, m P A Y /(K T O B E IL 7. 1927 ankee Star Yields»!CTMENT Nelu Members Inly inlv Three Biogles;,M Bindes-JADE ADE INCASE I ^ e," ambinoHitsHomer:OFLILIENDAHl RANKEE STADIUM. New I k . Oct. 7.— (INS)—Bnbe Vth hit n home run wiflh two In on base and Herb Penbk pitched n three hit game [the New York Yankees, litecL tho Pittsburgh Pi­ tas 8 to 1, here this afteron- It was New York’s third nsecutivc victory over the rates and'they imn\< need BOX SCORE F ittshurgh L. W ancr, cf Rhyne 2b P. W ancr rj W right s.s T raynor 3b Ram hart 3b H arris lb Goocb c........ Meadows p 'vengros p Spencer bl xx—Groli Ait 4 4 | 3 *3 3. 3 •1 e* 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tt II O A E 1 1 1 0 0 0 fi 0 0 0 0 0 0- 3 2 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 1 0 o il o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 <1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seventeen new fnenibors were \eted into the Sanford Harden Club at its firxt fail meeting held in the Club nt li> o’clock this rnorr irur. An attendance of forty-one en tbcslqstlc old ne'inhers amply dem­ onstrated the wide appeal which risim Ha* Garden cinh is making in Sanford. ; Today's program included an ad dies* of welcome to the club by [Oil!* Mm. Henry Wight, a joint repo?*. ••n the massing and planting of ... ^ native m aterial by Mrs. Alexander : .* Vaughn anil Mrs. Genrgo G. Her I V1’ ) :ng, and a short talk on the plamII fa ir „ f t hc city lot by Mr. C. R. •Mason. Mrs_W ight extended a conihi! •Ihv *,vc!*iime to both old mcnihers und ulen nt w, aaid that she felt well satisdi :> i’ d with the work done by lard w '• eot ltd hoped th a t this year th*> n»r«l* "tj .in, *|on might turn it* a*■ V, t! >. etion nmuwhat toward civic l •• planting and beautification, citing \n t '. i oniniutiiiy a ity of the T a iy •»’ i a tiarden Club as an example of • lieacfit fh •* comes to n city •"i. ••'•in this pi., e of garden d u b v ond game to capture the 1927 trld Serif*. . 't was a dram atic, if m o sided 1 game. Most of the fireworks ne in tho seventh inning when i New York sluggers knocked f JdcndowH out of thc box and i Totals 30 1 3 24 U> 1 red six runs. It was In this in - ' ig that Ruth slammed his prod-; xx—Hatted for Cvengros in us homer high up into the right > ninth. Now York AM U FI O A K Combs cf t 2 2 5 0 0 'ittshurgh never had a chance, Koenig ss 1 2 2 1 2 0 one thing Pennock was too good Ruth rf .. . 1 1 1 1 0 0 jy. So good, in fact that he did Clehrig Ih .1 0 2 12 n 0 allow a hit until the eighth in­ Mcusel If 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 i' when Trnvnor singled with Lazzeri 2b ... 4 1 1 1 7 0 out. Barnhart then doubled Dugan 3b ... ...4 1 1 1 2 0 Traynor scored Pittsburgh’s Cirabowski c •> o o o :j * o yr run. . .Bcngough r ...1 o o o o u First Inning 4 1 0 1 1 0 j Pennock p. Joyd Wnner went out to second x— Durst ... .1 0 0 0 0 0 L. Rhyne Hied cut to Meuse! t f t field. I aul Wancr flied oil* Totals ..... .’tr> H - 0 27 12 0 Ih c same place. No runs, no X—Ratted for Grnbowski in 1 no error*. seventh. Im h s singled through tho box. Score by innings: B ig got an infield hit and P ittsburgh 000 000-010-148-0 weal t>> - •vend. Roth {lied Nrw York 200-000- 00 d u o Ko right field. Gehrig trip! *d Two base h its - -Gehrig, KOenBore Combs no ! K ienig. Gehrig nruhait. llnrnhart, nine near his home in Viurlau I out wtien tried to '‘tretch th-- . ig, R Rnsi* hits—Gehrig.bits—Gehrig. >-’• He had been idiot th re e tinie.i. M •i, Three Base (into a home rur., T wo nror. Itasos. •. Ii.aff..*m ■■r* b '-"" p ir ' ,LUUeiulatJ who rouptted the ki:». New York Yotk n1./ ’H H lts its rd*f i*ff Meadows ne, wus found wandering along tie* Second Inning runsein B OT-.'I innings. main highway near the muni r 7 hits 5 runs*in l-!l innings, W right flied to Combs. Traynor Off Cvengres Cvengros 2. H Hits its .3’l runs in scene, and wns said to hav been 1 1-3 innings; Rases Buses on bulls >umled out to short. Burnliait hulls off hyftoricnl. She told authorities off her husband had beoi k'lled by Meadows 1, 'owed suit. No runs, no hits, no I, off Pennock 0; of. •ovepgros 0;. 0 ; Struck out by [<>rs. •wvepgroa by negro thugs who attacked them Meadows I.axzori funned and he was sore. Meadow* 6; G; by Cvengros 2; by while they were motoring. Losing Pcnm ck 1. |gnn grounded out to first. GrabPeanrck Losing ppitcher itih rr j;he assigned robbery ns- th.;ir Meadows. ski grounded out to third base, Meadows. *• motive, hut ull the doctor':. • wclry Time r.m e of game two hours houre 10 and money WM foun(| inJI;i, irlJ. runs, no hits, no errors. minutes. Third Inning minutes. brush a fter a search by ilit lives. UmpirtfH Moran, Ormsby, Harris lined out to center field OuVaT.v N»llln f° ’ ° ’ ' hns since dh< loserl Nullin. Quigley, NalUn. ! that Reach, and Mrs. Lill.-adahl loch fanned nnd he protested, Quigley, allows grounded to Lazzeri. No — — — — — — - v-ero to have figured in an “af............... -----------r ----------------------------- — 'f a ir .” It is also charged that Reach ns, no hits, no errors. Pennock went out, second to nock going to third. Koenig doubl• l not only had requested .Mi l.illLt. Combs flied out to center. uguinst right field fence and Pen icr.duhl fur money hut had lold a I. nig flied out to short. No runs, nock ‘scored. Combs went to third, le teditcr that he would ro.ni • com-i hits, no errors. , Cvengros replaced Meadows. B ohr! into money” when the "old doctor Ruth knocked n home run, tit.* was fixed." Fourth Inning — --------------l.lyod Wnner grounded to Ia*- first of the series. It was jfito the I RIRGER WINS [i trying twice to bunt. Rhyne field bleachers nnd alm ost clear*;! ‘ —— Bpid up to second hose. Dugan the stands. Gehrig funned an 11 Six rum . 8PIHNGFIKLD, 111., Oct 7,— |'!c a great catch of Paul Wan- Mcusel also w hiffid. j (IN S )— Charlie Birger, member k hid for a double, No runs, no four hits, no^errors. Eighth Inning ( of one of southern Illinois notork no errors. luth fanned and the crowd ro ar Bcngough went in to culch for gangs, today won the first [Gehrig walked on four bad one.: _ W right grounded to at<T in his legal fight to save himr.rig went to third anil Mcusel • koei.i made a brilliant play. relr ^om the gallows when Tho Secondi when Traynor made a Trayn led to left to spoil, oaprefhe Court granted his | ct|tlon d threw of Mi-usel's grounder. Pennn lilt game. Pnrnhart for “ w r'A of »'rror and su|ier»*df f h l ri*ntc*r n m l T r t i v .D * W . pan grounded to first. No runi, douhli Ihits, one error. I nor f Fifth Inning I greun » right popped up to the catcher, for G The regular meeting of the .Sem­ fcn o r did the snme thing. Barn* Dno r inole Raplist Yuurg Men’s Chris­ E filed out to center field. It I.na tian Association wfil he In-Id nt I n spectacular catch and it loo!; Dugin 2:30 o’clock in the afternoon Oct­ ■iko a certain triple. Benge ober 10 a t Oviedo. D. K. McNab, Brnhowski popped up to short- Dugai president, will preside. An inter­ |>. Pcnnochj fanned. Combs laid Pennu esting meeting is maned fur those r 11 a hunt to Meadows who base, in attendance a t the i <tiling g ath ­ loped it pp and threw him out. j ering for which an unusually good 1Tnn<, no hits, no errors. ’ ' program has been prepared. Sixth Inning * pt.‘/ u R am s went out, pitcher to f ir s t.! singled along the third och flied out to Ruth in rig h \ * * • adows flietf out to Combs. No GRENADA. Miss., Oct. 7.-IINS) "f. no hits, no errors, Janies Hryatn, 24, was dead today vocnig grounded to srcontl. Ruth anti three othei* men were suffer­ •umled to second base. Gehrig’ ing from injuries received yester­ iblo to right center. Meuscl day. Gravel pit walls where they uck cut. No runs, no hits, no were working collapsed and buri­ rors. ed the four men alive. Seventh Inning I yd Wancr grounded to s>hor». bme grounded to third who’ mud* Irest stop an throw. Paul Warmr NEW ORLEANS, La.. Oct. 7— lurded, to short. N« runs, no (IN S )—Col. Charles Lindbergh Erneat W. Taylor, known to tiny f . no errors. will fly over North Florida he tween i f P. M. Sundae, following * « » r| singled to center. Dugun man o f WJAX a t Jacksonville and the Louisville and thc Seaboard [wu and both rupners wi P { , hitting for Gi a cyclist of some note, was a visi- railways. He will fly over the larg ­ ®dcd to Rhyne and both runun- tor J n Sanford to«iay*on his return e r towns, bat will not stop between * F advanced a bais. Pennock .<*>’• |trip from Miami to Jacksonville. He here and Jacksonville. Jnfie’d h i t an ________ Laxxcri scored. ■— ,‘arrived on hi* specially equipped COMM ITH SUICIDE - to — third* __ ^ Com bs' bicycle about noon and departed f c Jcoinff Dugan scoring and Pen* [ two hours later for his home. l ■ [ 1 . 1 —— . . . . I 4 ■ im d 1 Im tom orrow V*nk«a vs. Plralts HERALp OFFICE ' Magnolia Avenue 1:00 o’clock f i 1 1 “ Uncle Jim ” as he is better known in Jacksonville is connected with the park and playgr-und de­ portm ent of the city of Jackson­ ville. He also edits a weekly colurfln in the Florida Radio Review third ah shot ami of Jacksonville^ He le ft Jacksonville on bia fif­ wurohn. teenth wedding anniversary taking WDM BN GET RIGHTS a two weeks vacation in the form he enjoys it annually. Ue averaged IM F!!!? Tenn., Oct. 7,~<INS) 11 miies an h o u r on the trip ’ so en tpdky fox the first time a history of Southern Pr*«l«d churches . have equal Voted Member Audit Bureau Of Circulatl III to NUMBER j^MIlS.jPLlfADfi IN 1 iii the garden and stressed beauty and possibilities of .a ferns. .Mason spoke of the importf foundation planting of the inf. of the lawn, of the correct •ig of flower beds, of the best •is of pruning shrubs, and •■proper place for trees on the Probe Is Be^un In Three Hayes Deaths BLAKF.LY, (in., Oct. 7.— (IN S )—Investigation of the strange deaths of three member* of the Hayes fam ily of Karly county In the past three months today was under way in the locked grand jury rtom n£ the court l/>u*e V"lny. with indications pointing to a completion of the probe by Into afternoon. On the results of his investigation the future actions of the s ta te regarding Harris Hayes and his wife, wlm are held in separate jails on a coroner's murder w ar­ rant. Brother Of A Former President O f M exi­ co Is Shot To Death By Federal Troops I!. Mason, chairm an of i u a u g i u c r H i — ■ do committee made n! rp C’n f L i 't Mrs.. Fred Wilson gave th.- i F BUII it .ins report, and Mr*. W. M. . -------T v~* 1 1 # asked thnt members who F o r m e r M illio n s! i rxhangc plants conuuuid-1 Nlil '■ith Mrs. II. Fij W hitner Ir. | ii i 1.1 Stowe donated a book on I ••> II. S. Adams to the cln > * ..... T, Ohio Ort., 7 , — A .. it . Mr*. Kndor Curlbtt’ sent a /iv o » <■' fhat paid in advance ord1■•i i i s would he delivered not .plead insanity, George Remus 1MI|I||,| . I’1 •'•me* of the new member1111,1 •mil vnlcil into the club who killed his wife, Mr*. Imogene U ifc r lo N ow O rlcansP cnitlM IG a r y W an k s T o M n rry Wo Mi . II. I!. |j*win. Mrs. John Remus, will pi I insanity nccord m a n In H o p e T h a t S o m e d a y • i It.. Mrs.- Muh'oti W right, ing to hi friedns here today. Mrs. Remus was shot ns Remus H e M a y R e c e iv e P a r d o n . I.l'*yd Hoyle, Mrs. |). p. Druni— - . Mrs. Francis Halts, Mrs. snatched her front a taxi-cab in I>lt Stevens, Mrs. It. F. Whit­ Kden Park hore yesterday mornNF.W ORLEANS; Oct. 7. (IN S) s Mrs. r . .1. Rumph. Mrs. ing, as she was enrouto to the x . Ed ward Woolfero, serving a life It t I’oleman. Mrs. J. C. Rills, courthouse to press her divorce j term in the state penitentiury :.J. hVau^Cnna.-ellH oRSSS.SA ,dr., Mi i .M. S. W iggins. Mrs. R. R. suit ngainst the former bootlegger, '\annts to g e t married. Despite hiif •vd specimens of a itiv ? ferns .Tol sr. Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, Jr., who is rated n millionaire. Iilir.mul future, he declares ho is in shrubs, ami Mrs. Vaughn told j Mr. i.tid Mr*. Henry N’iehcla, and Preparations were complete here j l°vo with a New Orlenns woman they might l>r . d ndvantag-i.Mi it. F Whitner, Jr*. . , today fur a preliminary hearing nnd she is willing to m arry him in on Remus cm n chnrge of first de- the hope t h a t some dny they may greo murder, n t which he was ex- ho united outside the prison walls, pected to enter a plea of not guilty Retails of the romance were slow and l»e ordered held without hail todenk out, and it was only today until the new grand jury, sturting that prison officials, confirmed Monday, can investigate the case, {he news. The convict is Keeking Anticipating the insanity plan, . n* PcrrJ,l**»h>n to wcd. but there county Prosecutor C. P. T a ft last ih «rr;,v!! ' lo,,ht whether It will in night had Remus exnminud by l)r. c< ' , # ... W. <\ Kendig. Hamilton, county J J f tO’nernl manager of the pen* Tho MeVitan leadarm wer® a t the a llrn ist. T he findings nf tho alien- ' ‘cntlary w rote Attorney Genera) head of a rwnd of eight Yauui InFormer Governor IsC'onfideul Dr. ( ’. S. o'ccdinOf Anderson, I’arcy Saint w hether the Inw l san­ dlmm, who fled ut the al'ack. TU^ ctioned such d marriage. Tho attor* federal troops numbered 100. Only S. C. Write* Herald Urging He Will He Elected Over ney general replied thus: T’hat Imlgment He WithLnrgcNumborOfCnndldates the bnly of De La Buerta. was "I flrid noehlng In the law to brought to the bonier. hel.l Until Readjustment Who Have A n n o u n c e d prohibit such n marriage. But there is also nothing allowing it and I the unrest of Fo est Roinoln Remus, 22 who came from don’t know how the courts would laiki* a* a "real tragedy” and ex (Continued on Rage Six) ru le to the legality of such a marpressing he oninion that the f rmn n ro contract.” or pr»*si.|..a of the Seminole C mnThe nttorney general concluded by ty Rahk w nild be ultim ately vin­ dvlslng that slnca the Inw made no dicated, Dr. S. Brccdin. pi .•sicprovision for the m arriage of conIan of Au.li-rson, 8. C. hn* at a tie ts, it was duty of the warden to communitulion to Thc Her 'd in whieh Mr. Lake is described * be­ ing the type of man thut “an town would l*o fortunate to have In hi letter, the South < doctor declares th at Sanfon ’’with about half a dozer, hicn like he nc- 1!| cuscd hank)r would have < •.strip- R ped Miami. " Urging tho cit tens of it) inicky, F this citv not .0 become ing man hns always tho writer intim ates thm public'ill of me. I uni pleased judgment oi' Mr. Lake sh .uld bo le m meeting with favor withhelil until the rent iii-dnient r all levels of citizens P riori when he feels eer aln that jr utinns, Catholic, Pro- t h«* banker’s coifhtructlve efforts R! Jewish people. will be recognized. ............. p, th* voter most su r. . ,8 I,r’ Brcc,!^ “ ,etter m a not chosen governor ..WUft; panford Herald. US. rhere are now ,,d , , . 11 it< « in tho field. L e| .“^ n f o r d . Horiila. tl » to cone **n in. Thc I"D ear Sir: ( . So fa r the names of I '’Will you allow mo n littlg spnc • si a, Tam pa; F. A. Ilath- i . yi ur valuable paper to try and v* mvilln F. (!. Taylor, oxpress certain feeling that have pi MncKonzie, Li-i'ilairg; llieon dinging into m> vitals far N sun, Dado County; 11.'aovcrul days. |T Vltamontc,Springs and j “ I have learned a f w days ago ! lu, regarded ns the strong spot *n been announced a sjw jth genuine sorrow t*Mi. closing of "I the movement led hy Genera) HtrMr. Cults home is In Itht* Seminole f’ounty Hank (I be i ’*’ rano, who wns executed recently. 'rings. jheve that is the nam* of the Instl- |ti That many of thc leaders of tlje do who have ulwuys tution) and tho arrei of Mr. For- ,ir revplt had escaped the mailed -fist me urn shaking m y 'ro*t Luke—the latte, to m<- being w f the Colics government by fleeing hundreds everywhere « ri;ul tragedy. Mr. Forrc:.t l .n k e .r to the United States wan * i|p ^ tjt i i-taining their Mipisirt know m , hut I know ml at tho Mexican consulate- hen*. I t utinulng to milk*- new h,n' ««« * the typo of :»rtnrr was learned th at General Marcia­ PECULIAR SUICIDE t j„H. man Forrest L .ke, is and miles no Gonzales, bosom friend of Gum . ............ . Ir1 I well know whnt Mr. Forrest'laike j---* — ••• —• . . —.Iman, cz, was in hiding in San Antonio, . ^ ' .«• meant, n*»t only U> thc little 45, farm er, who committed suicide '■lipping acmes the Rio Graadu a t anking lawn at this d s ’a nford and to Seminole T yesterday and his wife who h e ’a point west of here. . I I he elected g ^ '.rn o t Q Fforida ns a whole. shot to death while in a drunken' According to the roiuuilatq. Cun ,est as fa r as my- «u^ obJctt f)f thi< | ctu.r is to !« rage, will l>e buried toduy. .ds to brlng alM.ut the c<Ui ^ ,e of t a f w | a(U, y, z.i!c-i left Mooxico City thrto d sjr< A double funerul f*r the couple, ago, shortly after the g o re n a m lit 1 .7 1 »>» *. «.* ..un;.y.J.ut A victims of domestic troubles and a announced the capture® anil • M o ­ prolonged drunk, but rclativea ‘ft • the couple today decided on separ­ tion of Serrano and his follower*. Dispatches from Mexico CRy ate funerals with buriul beside indicate that remahiing milil^r/-Police charged th eir former mates. . Kievan orphan children, rftade, leaders ami civilian chief* connect­ parentless when Holliman shot his ed with the anti-re-election crun wife to death and ended hia own paign but not cluaely eq|mu'cl«l TRIES SWIM AGAIN life, were being cared being cared with the m ilitary uprising are be­ ing arrested under l ' * sedition i m rxz .1 CAPE GRIS NHZ, Oct., 7^—1IN charges issued by thu government sponsible for the tradegy. Mrs. Holliman, who is poitm istress here, found her husband w aiting a t tho stoffica when she returned from ~ a fte r aho entered the w ater, the nch yesterday. Discussion of plans for the inJ behind tbc project. Mr. Douglass swiipmer was lo«t from sifhb, At Holliman ahr-t his wif« down In ter-dennm inationnl. bjble confer­ toIdM he gathering thnt the incur- th a t time she had travelled-about the street und tam ed the still ence home a t Longwood wii} i ) « ) poraters of the blble home are de- three kilometers. * ' '4^*.* “ smoking weapon dn himself. Neith­ before a citizen’s m av LmeaU^in If Veil temporarily because they e r lived to make a statem ent about (Commissi Wednesday nighty a t the City pr.fe not yet received their charter the tradegy. i . ] next Wednesday nigbfl Ik wai ao- ty> n, the state. • W ltnesiA told o ffic e n th a t Uoltldunced today a t the Cbambci , The Longwood project w liman had hreq d ru n k * fo r thrv-* | of Commerce meeting^at tt^ City jKtibtal as being 'p o pro: days. Holliman and h ia wife had < Hall. This statem en t was given stbente, Mr. -Douglas* qouti be«n married b u t' two months | Dunmir out by Fred T. Williams following oWlo he had flv# cbUdren by a ( a talk tin the project by K.A, Douglass. .> Holliman, a * The speaker outlined the plkA an he heard it discussed this n j&ilag a t a meeting in Orlnndo. ;U Body Is Placed RIGHT TO MARRY Labor Convention Sets Goal At High Prices For Workers a«leToChamber aaftsS eetwg W ednesday^f^^M Aja. E ft �THE &ANF0RB HBHALP/THtTM ^ OCTOBER 6, 1927. Palatka Meeting ' Views Of Florida - Davidson Game (ha? earnestly buckled down ber» have shown the ncccRsary spirit of g rit and sdtld In Dractfee to ihture a hard fifth t Saturday. Others to be seen in the c e n te r 'd action tho^dsy of the game are, Yancey, StShley, Edenfleld, Fisher, •Russell. ends; ;Bob IVIoyc, Roy EVERGLA PES- -Everglades Ire LAKE a t r a g e plant. school bare: r f* ' FORT PIER C E—$494,000 bonds t»Tk> sold by tho. city to finance stre e t Improvement. >• ki* ^i* '** * i*1 SILVER SPRINOS-Onrtsk l C ounby Banker’s n * 2 erfeciod at meeting here. MOUNT DORA-i-Building activ­ ity hate g rea ter than a t any time in histoid o f community. - •?*. to H - » Townera Still & £ SS5J?K Thai r.ratea Will P r o « ^ „ ,, elp« t.d b. on, More Than A M a l c n r o m e w , ^ the m0, t e xcitln«* games of the York In Remaining G o m e * ? c tic ry -F e d V schedule. The local J. G. SHARON Attornay-at^Law* * __:__(team Is sincerely-confident c f the f R E P A IR IN G . Will practice In'all the ccurU By JACK LAIT * ♦'[bringing borne the well know* Hound Crystlft* t 5t—rOdd International News Service Staff Ibacon. Last ySaV "brought it Examination uf Abstracts e l Land LITTtE* JEWEllfe Correspondent ’ • home’- after th$ stmftftne with Titles given especial attention •That Bella For Lena" • . PITTSHURC.il. Oct- 6.—There Snnfbrd's trtim. "Cinch Wciehcll J13 Prlncass^Thvf^ra Bldg.^ x o r i r e ok sa i .b in *a wniling and lamentation on'hasHuM h|» proteges they win go the banks of the Monongahela up against a good team u g n in S sttoday. Many of the home-towners unlay and.m u st‘be prepared for it. have been at it since yesterday «f-| This yeaf thb Ideal backfleld l» tei'noon, having writhed neath the atron&Cr than e\*r. •'Hie *baclw sackcloth and ashes of defeat c0n-jnre Captain Dick Mhtwell, Jh n UNION ECZEMA OINTM ENT tinuously without the feel of a stntniiff. Tatt«rson, and R. P. M id­ For treatmenVof Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption. bed? It was a wild night in Pitts- tr>. The running i»t«ck will be Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the But it would have been fran tic11mulshed bv .'Jobfr Hlp-rins. Jim had the Pirates won. ! Higgins, Walker and Heater and UNION PHARMACY — Phone 375 The local enthusiasts ate cry in g ,with the line chhnting'tho f l r n "lucky breaks’* Nfcw York’s^ best named croup, an cxrcljent combipBash’s ntion is in hnnd.’ , , ,, piece of luck was Donie C — ' Ray| The line is strong and t'no n u a i’ stubbornness • in keepingr Ra> K rtm rr in n fter some o f thc-aloR . in with tb a t right-hand riest pitching ever beheld in a b ig , , Ruth, however** mSilo the series. In the battle of the B ig ij^ ly ’ sensational chtdt of' the nfFour righthanded pitchers • * . , * Dnvidaon attempts to break up a skin. The toss Wss fnconiplc^. Florida Boyer U. of Florldu quarterback, steps tlow n an ft-yard gain. TAMPA-BIJ » w ill. he received ____ fo r construction of east siilo senior Atfoot rmiining at Central, OsLyme and Wilder Avenue. i f ou?mtchhed p,t8h' It was higher’ class technical 1 think the Yanks nrc the bet- b u t *, * " f l $ £ ter outfit. Without their heavy * ,’u1'1 h , {*„ “ gt-nr working. they outclassed ,a ir , ^ ' 1 Pittsburgh’s nifty but not mighty ment* had the • t a k e . & £ ? o 1 thine less than a world tltlej A f6r, , . , . , ■ „ „ ^ 'e ig n rr watChinoT R would hay® Kremer helped lose his own Iwomlereflwhy1sO many people game when he *aued two (, 18-,.,77 w orth)'w ere here. lie u, the.third inning R uths s in g le ' " uM havc seen wnrknrnnUk. Grantham s error and a dumb , ■ ,,ut few hlghspot thrills.. >1 throw and muff hv Smith com- * k : . 7, . , plcted the rout. That was terrible! Lven Ruth nnd Gehrig were ex­ inning for the Pirates, and that *^1** on‘>r *)f5*u* * .<“ 'what they was where the game passed out. I had 'l"nc rather ^ r, Although it would havd bech I bey did. They never flashed their logical to Yank Kremer at this M w alty. the long wallops. Gejuncture, as he would be the first brig’s triple in the first should hatter 110 In Pittsburgh’s turn at have leen held to a sing.c. hrt, Hush let his stay. Wheft Kre*1 To me. one of the chief figures mer came to bat he doubled ami of interest was KikI Cuyler, gwoatr'ore.| which wns fine, but he e n d i.'fe. nervous, petulant, at the shouldn’t hnve gone hack to the m«c'th of the dugout like Achilles i f H e ro t the balmy P'ttskurgh rulkimr in his tent. I t V n fam ily •ir p-o Innings later. It sbould ouarreL But nil the neighbors arc . h rwe liven three sooner. • , * in «n it. 1 Ruth wss easily the hitting star, Thd crowd cnlled aloud for tjim though the best he gotwas singles,in the ninth inning pinch,hut He scored two rims and figured in n feeble RricVell wbo hit to the three Yankee rallies. Lou Gehrig pitcher wns nil they got. * and was the fielding luminary. Ho was groans were all that answered. ; pass. I!r. , t t Forbes Held this afternoon. With ll’Ul objective in view Muntge Donie Uuih indicated he vnuld end the veteran Vic Al­ dridge in to pitch against Ilal>.< Ruth ml the other Now York slugfters. John Goot-jt prolmbly will catch Aldridge, George Pipgius und Put Collins ' ill undmibtedly bu thu pattery* for the Yankees, Manager Miller Ituggiiu unhpunred. Neither Manager Bush or the 1 irate* wero •discouraged by the f-to-4 defeat of the Pirat » in the 1 penfng game beforo -It,49? funs. ‘ I think It will be one victory a I ieco by nigltt fall,’* Bush declared this morning. "I think our pitch­ ers run stop th* Yanks." The itrutcy of tho Pittsburgh pile iters now xounts to be to "curve ball'' the Yankee sluggers. Almoit two out of thre« balls so far thrown to the Yanks have been curvt.-i and while Pittsburgh enmaout on the wrong end of tho score yes­ terday the Y a n t es w tra able to make only six hits, thr.-e "of them by Ruth, all singles. The Pirates got nine hits. Tly Pittsburgh club now convinced that the Yanks'do otherwise, said Ruth •hot.’ I’ve Managers Of Both: Teams Predict Win On Eve Of Series MEASURE PITTSBURGH,/ P (IN'S)—Both matm Huggins of the Kevr ! aim Donie Bush of t! PI races yrn'uy express as c.mfull nt of vis World's „series. . Huggins said:- ")Ye i’xjh*. . . . • STATE AND COUNTY LICENSES NOW DUE. win anticipate an easy u b*d break when Herts mjuvrd. Tho l.n-akaS lift dMUufaAw Oet. 0.— r» Miller rk I'unkees Pittsburgh thenisdLvu-., ry in^Hie it I hadn’t slipped us I was swing­ ing.’’ . Ruth praised the Wancr brothcm ? Lloyd nnd Paul, as "a couple of good ball piayers," adding: ‘ They sura pepped u few out my way.” • ' jn< Hnrris, Pirates first baserinn etprsHsed the general sentininit of tho Pittsburgh tentn when he said: "Any from Itutli, ws had thosu heavy hitters stopped in their tracks. Kremer will got better sup|N>rt next time nnd he’ll know le tte r how* to pitch to Ruth." . ' Ray Kremer, the Pirates ace, was greatly disappointed ut his showing but said ho expected to do better the next time he starts. Witu Hoyt, the Yanks’ Blurting I itclk r in tho scries, said he "did­ n’t mind bqing knocked out of thu box because it wus "all in the gitma'' and, besides, he realizes ho wasn’t "right." High praise was given by the bull piayers to both relief pitchers in tho opening Bum.1, Wiley Moore for the Yanks, and John Miljus, the big Pittsburgh rlght-sndvr. It wAs friolv predicted that both of them will be given an o^mjdunity soon to start a gume. Moore\ stopped the Pirates dead when they be­ came threatening in the eighth end tinned them back in one., two three order ip the ninth, while Mil­ jus- held the Yiinks to one hit in tho four innings he was on the mound. , . Two great clubs nrc Ycady for tic and t firmly bclioyc the ik< will come out 011 top.’’ lunh -aid:f .' i think Pittsburgh will win, of roe, but I won’t say in how many >. c, V * know wp have our tusk u'u for us. I am counting on pi.chcrr to stop the Yankee ?ktb and 1 expect my club to * • -rnie fancy fighting, too. * iio dd be, a g reat series.” ’ MAI.O\*K-pii il« in Juckson >ats funuucted n t day. ^ JACjc.SON’ Id for new dc Jewish* iperative hog y for aeveral falonu on rv- WVad you datira « « ' loan on improved W \ lad** Wr ' mWantUl' property— withI «ioick\ ,1 t i r n e * 1■* with o«r v ow i^ IdSfUctloa aaj. n« iM j U da or lo»f , ’ d.laya— U k . lha m.uJ r t,rdpw Uk*.. \ It V Uallaillad fnndi »oa EL avallahla fo r loan* ;• The License Laws of Florida provide th a t “No person, firm or corporation shall engage in or manage any business, profession or occupation—unless a State and County Licenso shall have See or address Our Local Counsel f t R . D lfthton been procured from the Tax Collector of the County." Licenses became due Octebcr 1st, those concerned please note 0 ami call at Court House for License. t i t ) B araatt Baak . •< "£4 . • . Bldg- , a T jA C K f lO N V lL L l Tax Collector Seminole County the sidelines in the gnnv with Davidson Saturday for Pirates Noi Down Hearted And Determine To Square Series Wi^Jk Yanks Today W ALES— Plant constructs modem 80 -ttm cold tra c t let for additio The cigarette that Just .to state a great another wav—Camel is so exso many smokers want that 10 other brand is second . 1 . •. • • • J* • •• _ « 1> ■* ( •' • 1; * e »*V »L I f 00 cigarettes ; * �FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 1927, T'igfer Flowers Is Fate Of Man-yin* Ontpn Bond After Preaeher Expected r f f f f fT lT ?T T T T T * T T T f f Y l 1 . J RISONBUBG, Va., 0<L 7— -FW» « r * *6,000 bond, TbrKpL Georgia negro boxer, M m v today to leave folr Aon; W. Va.. to train for hi » U h Joe Lehman in Canton, C o eL 17. bat return here on Nov. 5 to E jjwa, of ‘ reckless driving iault an battery aa a result [uto striking Jack lxnran. 13 grandson of police Serlock Logan. The boy's thigh >ken and he received tuts tises. Flowers said the b»y l from behind another marh(CtJjr Into the path of his CHARLOTTE, N. C . Met ' (IN S)—The bigamy trial <>f fi* • AVillis T. Jordan, erstwhile »n>o >ir parson" of Columbun. (la > drawing fast to a close today. v»r I. irdications that the fate of (' •• Methodist clergyman would be ' the hands of n Mecklenburg coun jury this afternoon, TTie rase was expected to m i the jury’s hands shortly ap noon in view of the f»-t that <>. two arguments remained t<> made this morning Solicitor I n ft. Carpenter will present thi r.i of the state today, and Tun .1 son wip close for the defer t The Rev. Jordan is charged si r» w avnot held In Jail hut marrying Mrs. E m n n l-flmln.lv iine«t/overnight in order t i Jordan, of W ashington, I). <\, hautomobile, which polic- last Aug, I!' while he was riot ■! I. Flo*»era ran down a lane orced from another wife. U< ergeant Iz>g«n told him •> alleged to have tither wives in «. . te accident if he valued his |tr r c d p a r t, of the country, his haste Flowers ran into CViu'et for the c le rg y mnn i n v n who fell and suffered tains that he did not knowing, Bond was arranged '» y ( commit wrong, hut suffered fr ‘ MAN’S C L U B COLUMN RS. E. A. UOlTGI-AtW aa a good attendant e and seemed interested ir. l i n g o f, c l u b a c t i v i t y f o r Sanford Vs Palatka Saturday October 8th 4 P. M. * SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL LINE-UP Harwell B. Ball Miller Edenfield Maxwell Patterson Stonjkoff srteric-sderotlc dementia and » i!< psychosis, and was not respor hie f<ir his actions The defend.n wa, found recently in a flr.v Rapids, Mich., hospital afte r disappeared from hie home ■ Columbus, (la. J o e land Assembly Will Soon Observe 1,000th B i r t h d a y By International New?, S e rv i c e S T O C K H O L D , Oct. *J — fl.V S , Mrs. -,C.’ G, William*, fn IBJJO Iceland will ob-brat*' of finance, reported tho the millenary of h<T Parliament. theWtf1rW» splendid con- the allthing. i payments on club debt It wa* in !*.’»> that all the chief ■atlsfactorily met. Mem peasants ami traders were call I lairman Mrs. B. A. New- together to decide up* n the new rted the election of lti Faith as against the Pagan Wpda i icrs at the last two board cult, with the result that Christian Chairman of programs ity was accepted by an overwhelm XoliMugh msde a report i jng majority. The Allthing i ir .books which were die- j thus the oldest deminralic I’arliu tMs meeting, They were . ment in the world of much favorable comA coalition of the Peasant Party unusually attract- arui the Social democrats are now really pleased by the jn power in the APthing Thu Govc'nment is facing the problem in Mcisch, the treasurer, ,,f stabilixing the currency, of good report showing th e , building waterplants a t the many f the club were i I fine nn,| powerful waterfalls, and of a goodly sum in the constructing rail and motor roads, A point of special interest is the irature Department was Government’s intention to use, for i by Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, industrial and domestic purpose*, rman, who announced the warm water of the "Geysers,’’ jjta t on’ this date there was a Vara trem in store ’for Hanford people a#’H rs. Harris of the Rollim .College f « r ; j l t y , a noted scholar and W ctubr. Would be. hen*. . . . . l_Mr»: W . L. Hanley, vice chairman f 4 the Mbsic Department, made Jotna . vm y interesting announcec u n ts 'fo r their first meeting, at J^hich time every body is invited jh a riffd 'Bmal* ***m*Ba*pn ,,J A- Mrs. W alter Colemarf, chairman of the Social Department has a very large membership and spoke Wo»t Interestingly of the social affairs planned for the coming •Aason. K the Welfare D epart­ ment under the very capable lendW h lp fJ -M a . Henry Wight ia well bndejw way and the Improvemem of thjfcHib grounds already shows for Itself. Some splendid plans for her department wore given out by M b,-W ight *t thla time. Mr*6 A. M. Fhthins, House Chair­ man reported good rentals for the Admission 50c Plenty Parking Space - Bleachers Have Been Erected WIN THE (JAME SANFORD! Our TI|irc! Year In Sanford! J"ft ** ‘ ’ ’w ’ * Huiieiulalilc work and prompt service ulus fair charges have built our busi Jmr* 1/m S YmmH Yancey Stanley Higgins Hagan, Walker MUNICIPAL F No ’'cuts’*—but helps to r«1 dace peroxytme at cooking. ** .*•-? -4 VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG • mss to it’H present largo volume. CIGARS, CIGARETTES, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, COLD DRINKS. Architect C oitip First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. iii mid List Your Rooms or ApartmentE—-Wo rent # them without charge. WIN THE GAME SANFORD! WIN THE GAME SANFORD! Roumillat & Anderson he conclusion of business f ~ the a ia riu iv e board stood *ntl • received the Rati fo ri teachers, who were the i guests of honor, and a number called during the eon. The dub house never prettier, as it was effective, orated with a color schem; l and green. The front of th» was banked with palms and with a trellis screen eni with feathery piumosa and lowers. The dainty refreshof ice cream and cake also l out the pretty color scheme, rely music was fumlahed i. C. H. Cook’s orchestra of who assisted In making the an n decided success were M. -Phillips, Mrs. Fred T. s, Mrs. Mary B. Phelps, J. Miller, Mrs. fltella Ar•n d Mrs. C. K. Me Kay. C G T E Q HB , FB WIN T il 10 (JAM 10 SANFORD! fl«« t t Metal And Roofing Oak Avenue Cor. Third St. THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP Phone 36 WIN THE GAME SANFORD! WIN THE GAME SANFORD! JACKSONVILLE Stop ih For Dinner A fter The Game F L O R I O A TRADE AT THE Lu-Beth Cafeteria A few changes here and there will work YvunderH, will mukc your home u better, qlcer place to -live—a place you’l) enjoy going to— We have the materUilM—our •iervlce and prices are fair— ace ua now. W |N THE GAME SANFORD! TWO STORES—TWO MARKETS OMR IC VAND WITH A MILL B A C K I N Q \ * , r . H^py Aren at IlUsiaMSthStr r* 1 ' Boi Zi 405 Sanford Ave. Jds. J. Hathaway, Manager. .Room* 36 9 ! i I �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY .OCTOBER 7/1927. S PLEADS Statement Made S ^ J £ A GUILTY IN At Chamber .Body lER CASE Of Mass Meeting (Continued From Page 1) r.’»> - — TO ALL EMMH’ERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TH E FOL1 W»WlNfc A Y E lftlX : C $ & X R t‘ AYEUUE FROM MELLONVILLE t * .-* 'tA V B N U a T O SUMMERLIN AVENUE. The fM lowing is the final estimated coat of peeing Celery Ave. j it Mellonville Meal Inn vtl 1a Avenue Av* nu*. Eest to S3ismmAa.lt H 1Avenue ....... art j Jul from *8uihmerlin 32 /feets LIn -width half dozen of his type; Sanford (Continued From Page 1) *-■ arculci have out-stripped Miami. address on thlf subject of optimism "So again J say People of San>nd voiced the- prediction th a t .this year will be the moat prBt- .ford don't g et panicy; we of tho peroua in the history of Sanford. upper Cqrolinas hnv^ been through The ifcmark occasioned much ap­ plause and thef,speaker was cheer* home veVy tryifig times, nnJ iho ed again when he declared th a t brenkingi or clohing of bank* here­ the Hotel Form at Lake would bft abouts was as common as “pig [tracks in s h rin e lot,’' and in the ;eopene 'wfthfn a short time. “T hat’s no idle talk,” declared beginning there Were a certain the banker, “if these other people don’t open it soon, I ’ll do it myself 'and F rank fo rs te r doesn't make any rash priinlses."’ r- , t- £ Mr; F orster made tW ataW nent t h a t 1 “ prosperity is knocking a t the doors of Sanford” and he deernred th a t tne best way -<for the City to make the most of E ta op­ portunities would be .for th e i a v ehants and business men to pro­ mote a bettor spirit of co-opera­ tion between themselves. Mr. Douglass emphasized the necessity foir completion of the unfinished portion of thATakefront bouievard lying within the city limits. In this contention he was joined by J. G. Ball who prdftounced the question as being almost as im portant as th a t of securing a new bank for Sanford. W ith re ­ ference to the posting of Lake Mary signs a t the intersection of The Florida Power^Mnd Light the Sanford -Orlando road, Mr. Company announce* th a t a cooking Ball acknowledged the enterprise demonstration will b« given at ns of the neighboring community,but offices of F irst Street between 3 declared th a t “it looks like we are and 5:30 o'clock tomorrow after. asleep a t the switch K ■_ i nn< n. ’• I E. J, T rotter, secretary of the | The demonstration will be ieconvention made a short talk'i,j in pented Monday und Tuesday afterwhich he announced plans ® noons. Every housewife in Sanford baby over- membership canvass to be ****P‘- is invited to be the guest of the d, a fte r the shortly. He pointed', j nU ,the local company. cfqrripdd financial condition 'Chnmb'er of Commerce and enu­ m erate the difficulties under which it has been operated since ; Aqpu.n 1. He expressed the hope th a t the response to the membership appeal would.be wholehearted bceaune of Mie iieed for the continued oparjjj tlon of the organization. *. » ____ The secretary expressed *a need welo for placing road signs on roads the i le a d in g 'to 'th is section south of Inrriv (Continued From Page 1) IhieagOj'.thfcformer home of the lemus- fam ily,, to be with her sthcr. “ I've Some W help daddy, besuse he needed me now,” the de­ lated.-,,. ,vL. V' Telegrqma from W. W (Ropes) I’Brien. fam ous Uhicago criminal iwyer, mid from H ugh' J . Daly, 'ormer U. S. D istrict attorney in Ihicago, were said to »/ive been reeived last night by ..Remus, profering their services ta his defense u t he told reporters tie would not Crept lhese*W «r*‘"' ['F ashionahty^tm ed; ami display* Lg but tittle emption, Miss Rjimis lea taken immediately to her |t h e r ‘s cell on her arrival. | " I am here to cheer dadily up,” ■e said. “WM?n I received word E t he w as'in trouble, 1 came bv E first train. I can't say an)* E g about the affairs leading Op ■ it, and I don't know anything l o u t daddy's mental condition. ■] I know is ho needs me.'* ■When Remus cell door,was openI he rushed out Into the visitor's Irridor . ,mnd threw his arms found his daughter, crying “ Ro^ lola, my baby !” f The two remained locked In a Ight embrace for several minutes, nd hardened jailers turned away, kemus then sought to reassure i s daughter, 4s'*he whispered enouragem ent to "him,, and told him he w ^uld;‘*tay withr*'hlm to the nd.” M i«s'ft4mnV rater went to he home of friend* * f Remus here with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. 2015 cfc. yds. grading |g> 60c ...... ......„..................... [__ 2330 lin. ft. curb and gutter <g) $1.00 ... .................... 42 tin. ft. single curb header @ 47c....... ............. ...... 3841’sq. y^s. macadam foundation (6 inch thick) <g> $1.20 384f yds. asphalt pave. (2> inch top) ®|$1.15 .... . 232 sq. ydML brick pave, (flat) @ 60c ...................... .... 8 Typo H inlets (§> $46.00 ......... . ............... 3 mattitoles @ $87.56 ............... ........................ .... 800 lin. ft. 12 inch storm ^qwer <fi $1.25............... „...... Extra Work............ —................................ ......... JulfcJ Laboratory inspection of material. ......... , L,■ , J S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave, Hi IUMMiU 75o!bo 21.14A- 96.54 175.92 , 783.71 356.23 | 615,571 TflEfl^EIcHs^ . ’ $11,777.68 The total cost of the improvement exceeds the estim ated cost by Final Assessment per front f.m tug.? against property owners. $4-54. v FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. FRONT ' FIN A L NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT BUENA VISTA ESTATES, SANFORD. FLORIDA, nd H. C. Lot 1 Hln,k A . 39.87 $191.01 Lot 2 Block A ... 50 227.00 I-ot 3 Block A ... 50 227.IH) I^>t 4 BliM-k A .... $0 227.00 N . 100 ft.. X.ot 5 sser Baygrd Realty Co, Mrs. M yrtle Logan H. M. Edwards F. P. Rirtes F. P. Rines F. E. Sherman 227.00 B lk A SO./ N. 1110 ft., Lot R Blk A 50 ' 227.00 Lot 1 Block B 50 \ ' 227.00 Lot 2 BlockB ....... 50 227.00 Lot 3 Block B GO -. 227.00 Ia>t 4 Block B 60 ~ 227.00 Lot 5 Block B 50 - ; 227.00 (Less. S. OR ft.) Lot R Block B 60 227.00 (Less. S, OR ft.) I-ot 1 Block’C : ....... 50 227.00 I-ot 2 Block C .......... 50 227.00 Lot 3 Block (1 60 227.00 Lot 4 Block C .......... 60 227.00 Lot 5 Block C .... 50 227.00 Lot 6 Block C 50 ' 227.00 PACE ACRES. SANFORD, FLORIDA. The S. 150 ft. of the W. 182.2 ft. of U t 22 184.2 836.27 The S. 150 ft. of Lot 23 382.6 1,737.011 tha bLlit* of ...... • ........ . Celery Ave. at n point 40 ft.'F.',qf;Ihi' center ;T .[ I 'H * line of Mellonville Ave., run E. 401 ft., 0\yinif to the request of ^naoy.of ojjr customers we ure 10 DAYS on New und Used Tires* & Tubes and Auto Accessories. 25 Per Cent Below Cost 30x3 1-2 ...................................... ,..............................$3.15 32x4 -1-2 .... ................................. $5.00 New Springs, for any make car, each ................. $1.00 New Axles, each !. .......... ..................... $ .75 New Ring Gears, e a c h ............................................. $2.00 New Pinions, e a c h ............ :.................. ..............:...... $1.00 Used Parts At Your Own Price. 2,330.00 19.74 I 4,609.20 I 4,417.15 139.20} 380.00' 202.50 jf Less Final Estim ated coat Of increase In width from 24 ’eel to 32 feet wide, which is to be borne by the Citv \ EXTENDING OUK SALE 112 & s Total ...... ................ . .......... .Less Credit on 1200 sq. yds. brick <§> $1.17 City of Sanford, Fla City of Snnford^ Fig ’ Phone From a baby bottle up to a ten gallon ju g R ear of LogM! expense, advertising, etc. ........... ,-V.i* Six Months interest carrying charge <£> 8 per cent City of Snnford, Fla SAVE MONEY J .H L ^ ONJ.Y ONE STEP ' When you Secure insur­ ance from thin agency, you take the first step to pro­ tect yourself against loss. Then we take the second step to make you secure when our expert* . Inspect your property,’*Htntjhg to cut down your fire hazards. Insure with this agency, and secure doubly depend­ able protection for your property. Talk with uh to­ day. i t, _r. , TjM E Save fps* By using Ice Coupons. member of the family can tear out a coupon for the quantity of ice delivered. . ___ No supervision or change-mak­ ing necessary. BUY YQUR ICE . i Irons: the wagAeiJcnJ ■ j 1 ' > i IT IS YOUR i •« ' CUARANTEC for 'pure,- clean, '»o1»d ice Courteous .treat, prompt service, j [ 4th & Maple tioJialsiJa. Rstalilbihfd 1903 221 M agnolia P U n e 48 ■ oifot .miY - ic-*a a • tdu.< 5 4-1 iSItUU; i i* paa vqa« ... K . .V1 U M I - ■ k4W l.l 4MT '» ■ </ -rd h-'InsavTi" 1. ' ‘*iliifs’’V' <t M$UllVsfR1 s ' s -*• ■ IV T t ' - V j- A-iit-^ j niift r» ! «»i4 n o / fr? U R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. SANFORD AUTO PARTS COMPANY 215 Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida Jeweler K iris N l)W o n o u r n e w e a s y p a y m e n t p la n . 108’Magmolia Only 66 shopping days be­ fore Qhristma*. jp in s I. : vertow ns AT THE OFFICE 2 18 E a st F irst Street ■^iVISvfcEN THE HOUHS OF 3:00 A N D 5:00 P. M. - 1 -S A T U R D A Y I )cm omit rating HOT POINT HANG|SS Cool nightair feels mighty good $ h e n you “step on the gaZ* after 8rhasd,tiot day—and it feels twice as good w hen you know you’re riding at the lowest cost per mile! More mileage, built into towns, gives you a lower cost oiir your tires, for pleasure or busi­ ness. Strong, flexible sidewaljs-— CITY LICENSES D U E OCTOBER 1,1927 1 , City* licenses now due on ev^ry business, occupation or profession for which a license is required. M ONDAY TU ESD A Y Florida Power Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. •7TTT ST A T E A N p COUNTY LICENSES NOW DUE. Th* Licena* Laws of Florid* pro rid* Uu$t “No p«r»on, firm or corpo First Car WiU Arrive about N ovem ber 1 s t .. Phone your re quirem ents for early delivery, r Grated may\>e had from Hardware Dealers. [ISngnge In o r ik faag e any buxine**, profewloq or occupation— unici.1 a S t ^ a and C ounts U c«iM *h»U h a rt ‘Lr. been procured from the Tax Collector of the County." License* became due October 1st, those concerned please note > ■-;V> »|A- JJ and call a t Cotfrt House for License. - "• >' * •' •U*r is. s Consolidated ytona tJranch ai ^sed to render class SERVICE to:. ach you have been ^r; customed ti> U g ..................461 2.091.9-1 The above and foregoing Final Assecamcnt are payable in full up to November 15th, 1927, w ithout'Interest; and a fter auch date aal<l a s ­ sessments are payable Jn ten equal lanpual installments with interest at 8 |K-r cent per annum on all deferred payments. . . . w itness my hand as City Clerk and the City of Sanford,, Florida, thi» 6th day of October, A. D. 1927. -, (SEAL) trUck'wim the orange oval e m b l e m • tinae-Y<?a;can sa g Higjh isually |pw Goodrich ti illeiq 1,-ilaTj �j rc?otm? ■I Issf*r4. "ill 1Isssalls *Ar The newspaper colls our intention to. the fact that the Hticcesa of Mr. Wilson’s ambitions is “irfven to few men in this iross-Rrained and baffling world to realize to the full i their early intellectual ambitions. In* the vust majority of Il*ral4 » *nr»r »»»»• r m M H w i <u ib» •rosea these fade away of tl-mselvea • or are found after I J i n t H t n l r f , r r r r h lM lM » ■ arm • ir ffa a la a ll-.fi .much travail to be beyond realization." The Herald-Tribune tT l U b i ' 4 J a i l , ru V tr­ ill I k r M 4 l n i * t m I« -I t b r rm continues Its interesting comments as follows: « « * > < . O ' I . S . S ! • r* |W » W l. “Mr. Wilson planned a career for himself while lie was O M n l V L. F la r lS a »nrt lla lie planned it in detail anil even ir r « f k a a S I l o e e i l * a r* » a l« still a student at Princeton, went so far as tf> enter into a 1solemn covenant —a phrase T b r l i m i t la a a .r « a b » r a t I b r always dear io him—with a classmate- to1make public leader­ A a S II l l a r r * • ( t ' l r r a l a l l a * * . an oratory and the l a t e r a l I l a a p l , A a a a r l a l i a a » ( l* a b . ship their calling*. They were to cultivate Ila b a r * . A t m t l w n , aa<l I 4 < r r l l > l > « arts of persuasion fot* the ptir|s*se of establishing principles A c r a l a r i M i r r a a l r r a r a r b I 'a b l l a b f i .a a r a .b S b r la h a b iill la a which they held in common. They looked forward especially l l t M l l k I N I ! n f a n b a r r l p l l a a lla ta la a r ir t la t r r l l i a h a a la lr l, a l l Ito active political leadership." e le lffM a t r I A a l a l l a n aa a r i l aa “For a young man of Southern birth anti Southern affili­ b a a r a t b a a la a a * a t i k r l a . ations. without leisure nr resources, this seemed a fanciful ichoice. The South was a political minority in the nation. Its public life was to be nearly monopolized for years to come by its Confederate veterans. Its problems were largely local requiring littleor no specialization in the science of politics— chiefly European—in whch Mr. Wilson’s mino was absorbed even while he Was an undergraduate-" "At the University of Virginia, as well as at Princetyn. he prepared sedulously for politics*But conditions were against him. Me tried law and gave it up. He turned to schol­ arship and the teaching of political science and made a suc­ cess.' He apparently submerged his original ambition in a distinguished edlicntonnl career. Up to 1910 he stood uutsitlnlhe professional political field. He sought no office. He was not ft party figure. Then, through circumstances with' u-hicK his original decision and preferences had littl* to do, hu became almost accidentally available for nomination for r. ever deal tne Gp^ernorahip o f’Mew Jor«‘yvH®fco;years later his col­ children. lege aspirations were crowned in nuvay which he could hard­ ly have foreseen in his most imaginative moments—through his election to the Presidency." <**/«•!• • "Fiction was out-fictioned in this fruition of the “solemn covertnnt" which he made with his classmate, Charles Talcott. Our history has shown no swifter or strnngor rise in national iKilitics—no transformation more dramatic' and farreaching in a man’s career. Here Whh a dream that lay bar­ ren for thirty-two years and then came suddenly and over­ whelmingly true." f modem maidens r reformers think, say are poised today -uctlon’s brink? esn’t stand much lie wiles .to get lejresl young women In let. ly James J, Montague .The Pei itorlal pe There’s alngle bee * -. c * - Your tongue — ,The CoolidreV 22 Years. F at Uenfi. E rr * Cheap. Mr, Gillette flay*. C in H ik l IsaT Kr 3<ar <'«. i And what Whom di And grind: Upon dei The devils Some Folks Sure *Are- Heavy Slefepers nsuane Sanford Herald TVhere la HJtI* Polly Whoa* knge revealing dress Soma year*; ago was said to go Along wLgz wickedness? She’s ha AM.Jiome and hushand for A half JPdoacn years. Bbo .naviM m itlfled her parents' THE SANFORD HBRA1J3, THTDAT OCTOBER T ,JftT THIS IS WRITTEN in California a fter • day spent rushing through real estate, in a fast automobile. N e tt stop will be at San Francisco, traveling on I’aul Shout’s "Lark,’ the fast S* jthern Pacific night traiiw 4 ‘fi . r ------- » MR. AND MR. Coolklge * cele­ brated yesterday tlte 22nd iinniversnr of their wedding, with alt the pfzple's good wishes. ^Thl* land means opportunity. Twenty-thrge years ago, he wn» a youngjlawyer, she was n very young school teacher. Now he is president of the United Stoles, and , hut for lour words. "1 dil nut choose," would Loch Arbor . Prices M eet Today^D em and Prices in Lftcli. Arbor ’’ > ditions of today^one ■ I-- ir t i A. - h a i r . 1 pays- fbr merit; in this -• _gsjw.it declopmenf. but today* ,prfe$s„wl.il"’be found astounifthingjy ; low! Have J, I,. STACK, WHO know, how In live, shooting duck* nnd wild gecsu on thi- edge of iho Pacific, lit the same time growing richer from hi* business in Chicago, say*. "Tell young men thnt this in the time to move west. You walk over ii bridge after other* have cron bed then you know It is *»fe. "In old New York days when Vanderbilt.* were making their few dozen million*, nnd when Russell AMERICANS HAVE NO more idea about the real value of their country than tHe Indians hud when they,owned it. Spaniards, who turned Californ­ ia over to the Mexicans about 100 years ago, and Mexican* th at tu rn ­ ed it over to us, will muse sadly reading these figures. Uut neither Spain nor Mexico would have Doggone, . i f the Pirates don’t do better’n that, we’re going t« V meet the e x itin g con­ It pays to be courteous. It Mems'.that a certain man in Ifto.otxj.uooj <ipeophoveralls walked into une of out< locnl establishments the JlmngfA; *tM^*b tim i't rfcn't' Hast’.* other day and asked for. an urticle of merchandise fwf WKfch: he happened to be in need. Th? proprietor toJd hint ra^eq dwr. :IV'Hw«*JUWHU?n*.»am begbnn curtly that his wasn't that kinU of ? store, that he navir ning to show. how. money can be '"d 'ill *llTi o f ( had sold those kinds of things, and thnt, he diHn’f* kriM’* made.H where they were sold. ■i* i q u '^ i o f ; It also seems that the customer had it uv L 1 bi.^ m ip d toi' prfty, -MpUtl^n, «^nd thougH buy aeverfcl other articles whichI tferl— lj|f knew were for in this j for u start will, in thi* rjoxt firmer* e to e ^ -h iM l^ V l^ ^ ^ ^ .tv t particular iitore. He decided ttdJtry , Homewhepo . .1,, fortune.*. ,, other purchases. Now this is (Jhrtuinly tfLrtuirdy a ease Inhere cour.-ij! ”1 r im iitp .— if •* A 'H K’i i l i tesy would have naid.’ P Remember thnt while you may not[ fAUFf INI A URAL, ostulf, have exactly what is wanted, th$r*e is always the possibility fdhftc-mng WM1 mile* ilMnif th e Pa■wwid at 17,^00^)00 jm u . , ■* Irifle, i» that you muy sell him something flse. The national valThe public likes to be likei If you can’t like a m a n |^ ,i<* over >«*!*. 910,000,000,000. The who comes into your store to do , itisiness, at I^ast make him soil in thft w o n illrn iL '^ ra « 4 'n to think you do. If you are a fuu store’s length away from valley riortn of Snn Francfscq. and him when he comes in. give him a shout, at least a good wave the’ fmpfrlnl Valley. South idflliOs of the hand. He will like it and may come back some time Angeles and other California valy< and unplnnd* i* worth many just to get thnt wave agnin und once ther<» he may buy I* tim?s f t 5/100,000,000 ny , a man staying some girl played him Coated tongue, dry mouth, bad breath, muddy skin, groggy nerve* and sour stomach suggest it* n»e. CrvaUp (hd-Tfilffomia bf tmlky. Plumbing — H eating you inquired? Me Laulins "Service You’ll Appreciate” Je\ve!ers-Oplomgtrist JAMES A. SAN D S Diamond Mounting Sanford EngY aving Wulch Repairing Why Mr. U. H. Muirhead, of Sanford Sem inole C ou n ty, has used this k «t* **?’. *1 flj V*! Fertilizer for 18 years ; Sanford, Seminole Co. ' March 1,1927 The American Agricultural Chemical Co. Ucluonvllle, Fla. - - . p. y v U Crates of Celery per A C R E Matured Extra f* I I j f ■' t ,Early-Best Crop > C M M A t i t t f u n r TRYING to fly the Atlantic’ ocean westward, "making the trip uphill,” an the sailors say, wisely taking the Azures,^utp, Qrntlemen: , * -P For more than eighteen years Bradley’s “AA QUALITY" Fertilisers'have been giving me the best results; , ' This year my celery crop has matured very early for the time of planting and has produced J anextra heavy yield—900 crates per acre of the best quality celery. I have never had such large sires before; a great many of rhe crates running 2X to 3 dozen stalks to the crate- Tfye best — crop I ever grew. From my experience, 1 am satisfied that ,‘r 7*”AA QUALITY" Fertilizers are the best In . i.l .every respect for the celery and truck grower. Yours very truly, R. H, MUIRHEAD beat frm {Ho* are cat -rend Jury reports.rlbune. Now thaUMr*. I.llllrndshrs boy ' friend has been discovered, mnV be a a can tell *phat his little blue coupe was Jt>ing so near the murscene, a .* The Brulsnton Heraltl suggests - “ Think twigs before rep4*«tlng ruLipora." At The rute rumors have been floating around here, th at wbiild be a strain on anyune's menint to see something out the old family ali to where the pictures d Pa taken when they Davtnna Beach in the n bathing suits thirty Gene ' -Burner, heavyweight aUMpk-W i r t h e warld. hu* turned T tngell^tovintr to convert young •a , cspS pH v, .to decent wavs. '• alWayCdid contend that th» irest wav Wo make a fellow go* d aa to beatjk<x>dn«s* int« him. Here’s something for you to# find it, girls, Jfte n you go to Jacluon11a, A Abort*A *s asked Lindrrrh t h ^ k b - r dav why he refused 1 f IW and h* very prompt'y * p ll* d :T tan you h a m - a single wtance w%rn I hava refused?” taad lieck^ girl*, for Heaven’s crushing the poor a re pretty nice. A was riding out Went $ other day when she ie rfly lilies in thn feleiT farm er. She t about them snd he CONFIDENCE IN JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA TIMBS-UNION and stone and concrete, for the cit> s electric light and . power plan. The demands have become *o hviivy upon the municipal nupply of electric "juice’* as to require great extension of the plant. The addition will cost $400,000 and will meun further ability to serve the growing city and firms and envi­ rons in the modam way. Electri­ city Is furnished cltiiens and firm* and corporations a t rates lower than can be obtained elsewhere— nnd yet at a profit. BUT -IJVENiA.national’ baxabaU chumpiunship or the score five to four fof'N aw Ynrk. seems unim­ portant here, where land you buy i to plant oranges mny turn into city corner lota while vou think about nbout it, or hegin spouting oil if you dig a hole' in it. These United States are inter­ esting, variegated lands. You should study them. and know them. A little car costing not much to buy, almost * nothing to run, will take you anywhere and hring you back. No excuse now to live in one place forever like a hoptoad seal­ ed up In a vein nf coal. ing forward as rapidly as proper care and attention will allow; and there are some things, already started, in a fairly large way. not yet reaching the point where the building permit is necessary. Thera can be no question a* to what all this means. Jacksonville is growing splendidly, substantial ly and with method and proper re­ w en noted a t the cl os* af 1D20— ' structinn „f a |argv building that gard far the best interests nf the new luildings were started. The I of the First Proabvterian city. The city Is doing much as a nine months of 1U27 just completed where it had been found desirable 'orporatton to increase the com­ shows an aggregata estimated to- to extend and enlarge ths nU. fort and happiness of the people. t«l cost, In building permlta Issued, expending about $00,000 in ’ imof more than 111,000,000. provements. The m ajority of other September was at one time a permits granted In Sentemlwr SSh in ( *h« # F a r were for dwelling,, 1 houth. The old-time quiet of mid-1 m*nt htiuse* and bu summer ha* been forgotten In thisi of .comparatively aim section. Steadily advancing in the number of beautiful' w o rt o rjm rp a rin , for . i tg u l tr ly ! r l u d H l n t h . i i i t f l S . p u " o f " tho are steadily |m S a S J V S S a 1uf i " W city % . taWKlM .M»lr property, end the ,nt __ J H no let up In the making of end very attrectiva. homes built accomodations, fur dwelling i ^ t k l n the yeer wIU no doubt be end business permits were I h u t month for new bolUfafa ir of per- looked, and all the while the beat the total estimated amaqnf , mlta issued In Sa does Hot standards of g u a riin g the health .repnaant complg activity and lives end property of the ciU. aeqa hsvg hegn iipheH. Newcon? i to those <%n find : JaeksonvilW heslthfuL jcity and auhurbe. ■afe and cleanly, progressive and IntereeUng. Jt U growing; graoq- X^IGHTpEN years ia a long jitne. R profit, year fa and year out* Havi y-on and held the confidence of Kle. Muirhead hdheores of other growers for Bradley’s **AA'QUALITY’’ Fertilizers. Read his letter, reprinted above. Plan now to get top pricea for your Celery this year. Bradley’s “AA QUALITY” Fertilizers will help you. They assure rapid and continuous growth. Celery that is tender, crisp and earliest to market. Celery running three, four and six* dozen to the crate. Celery that brings top prices. Carefully mixed, aged and re-milled, according to formulas based on years of study and research, Bradley's, ”AA QUALITY” Fertilizers supply necessary plant foods for each stage In the growth of the crop. Thev help -every row to attain a uniform Stand oT tender, fresh-grown sprouts, } And don't forget that Bradley’s fertilizers give the same outstanding results ior all ocher Truck Crops as well. - {lacked by 60 years of sound f i l l : e r lnanufacturing ‘experience” They are a|Mlutcl£the besf you cafn buy. if why Florida growers, who get outstanding result*, always insist on BradleyV ; You too can .increase your fields, 'Improve ..i quality and hasten maturity with Bradlcy!s/ We have a mixture scientifically prepared for -your . soil conditions. Don't forego the opportqnity to increase your profi*. Act now. Come In and. / get our booklets on truck crops. A phone call will bring a competent service man. BRADLEY’S “AA QUALITY” FERTILIZERS Made only by Th#'American Agricultural Chemical Company ,, Jacksonville Only the finest materials/ d»refully selected, blended, mixeil arid cured, go intn them. That reorb* American Agricultural Chemical. Company Warehouse. . . Sanford: �. '.-.. •■■ySt' •• - TUB SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 1027 ’flee ¥& Jphdne 14$ MltS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tei. 859-J -— ■■ ' * 1 ------ — —------ ----------- -------______ Social Madge Bellamy Is i ■aajcssa FRIDAY ‘ il> “ Fashion - Review,” at i« T heatre a t 8 o’clock jV * SATURDAY m V Matlnea i t MO o'clock liana T h e a tre - . 1 *. 1M O N D A Y i Jve Board of thd. P m b y * ha ill ary will meet a t 3 L th a *hurqfc." k ■•*.■■■ m% meeting of tha AusllKe Presbyterian Church a t Eat the church. ;. |n Mallory Circle of the Ehurch wil meet a t tha Mrs. Jam es C. Shardn, TIT th Street, with JJra. Jana [hostess. Flower Day” will bo }b? t 10 o’clock at the Junior idoL.T^a, public,U tavltql. [nea‘hiilid wll( m eat’ a t 4 t the new Palish House s. Benjamin W bltner J r.t s, Raymond ’ Phillips as w ■■ • ' V * [.(HwM *tay affethnon .v-the t i n t HMfc season ofXhe Parent* „ Madge Bella Jhi%a temporarily s Association o f ’the South e*st aside ’her lappgr personality m ary School WM held with to play thd pai of>a : dainty Irish ' l l elected chaffman, Mrk "miss in Fox .Film* ' "Colleen,” Aj N eum an, preeldling. iV which Fr^nk TCdhner directed ULeaoties of vie* preMdejit comes to tNe Milane Theatre today. je ta lr were filedr H ni.'w »l^ _For the1past two years, ever % •« being elected as secsince the cheated “Sandy.” Madge tnd ,Miss Edna Chittenden naa been identified with mYrYguiryr. 5e Vice chairman. [ttee chairman were apflappers or ingenuous poor girlfc Lunch room," room, who “modeled" for a living,' until' jrjg n fti.rrn e y were; Lonch these roles jhave established'her lb W q, F; E. Roumillat; Membership, 'Mrs. M. Minarik; Program , Mrs. a definite fereen personality. But In "Collfen” she proves thaT E rnest Housholder; Publicity, Mrs. she has not forgotten how to he a Charles T. Vincent; H ospitality,' 'Ralph W ight- Play Grounds,I little country mahd. She makes of Mrs. Mrs. Jf. S. Wiggins. ; ‘Sheila Kelly, a girl with a tem per of her. own, but with wit, beauty pnd chgtti to boot ' . * “Colleen” is the' story of two race horses, two old Irish squires and an Irish lad and lassie. Frank U hostesses, ie. The ’ ^ f X anC,,nl 01 V? -C lub,, met ike ” a W rd n w h y evening for |ta huUithwhoie ly 'ra4k{uifc. • This- ,was 'tht," firnt own *o nieeting iif the faR season* a-iyb many mtUtriA ' f much iiiiftori^p^e were dluCtmwdV-' well a* ruleh and plans made for ensuing year. llV e S One of the lutm t'Im portant mat-, P „ r _ turn was the tfM tldn J*f-a. sta ff forclub paper. Dan Hansell wos n i n cr elected, eiiiior-iu-chlfF with Jack *■' STlWtl^as assistant. Robert Hlghl i . Icymns wus appointed car fonist. w • 'T ^* d u b ‘' xPects have as inter-’ ifednes- cstinir papers as possible, and one ry Hoc* jn which athletics, club notes ami gave n other school and club activities will } TUESDAY ; <. k. will meet a t 8:30 o’clock jld Masonic H |tl over the T h is'la th # first m eeting,oI and ttlt members are urged Ldera C,aR* ° t th* PreabyChurch will m*at ' a t *?:&0 I gt the church for the regukthly.social meeting. I meeting of the Social De­ b t of the Woman’s Club at WEDNESDAY Roumillat, Mrs. George Bnlme: ire Department o f - the-rMra. Ben Laike, Mrs. George Etl Club will hold1firs t meet- oridge, Mrs. June Roumillat, an • fall season it 3 o’clock. Mrs. Lewis Leinhart as hostesses. year are; President.'H .'G t W aters: THURSDAY The spacious.hajl( w^a Jbeaut, vice-president, D ick^ Maxwell; Second viije _____ president, ar School Parent-Teilch- *u,1y d«SoratfcdH»lth mimertua la _____ ... Jaijjt-Peters; " . Clnucfe “ ' “** ,11 mothers and friends of potted palms and ferns together secretary., >Hwicndfi}> Hreasd rur, Jack Sneed; E vans! lation will meet a t 330 w ith.^pon bmltets filled w)4h. pa»-,/drur, * "'*■ that school are urged to i tei tinted xinntas, margolds and Spencer. Ladies Unjion Holds. Interesting: ^/IVketing w ^ T ernoon ■ ■htful Bridge Par Iven Thuri 'e OfMrs a b in e t and a fter several round of pro­ The C nn g reiat^ u taf/ Ladles Ung re s s iv e bridge had been played, ion met M> inlay aftpxnioon at .the ms of the cosy home of Mores ^^were added and the prise parish house for th f w optbivkusl-'. . Inablnet in Magnolia f®r K O rt> * lar«V Bid* ness and social 'ihaetm l rert converted Into verlt- »houlder flower, was won by M nl Henry Nickle, Mrs. Eeti^ rs on Thursday nftem oon , J ,‘»hn Schlrard. The -Weara prte*,, Mrs. Emil Kaeserman” ’an. rs. Inablnet, M r. -F F. ■rllk hose, was awarded J. A. Mir"*i Fred Bolly aiKhoatesses. Mrs. J. G. WaTta W Ur- *11* Miss Naomi Fellows held the . Following thiv devotioi bridge. ‘ * (lucky card and.received a ' p air of Vuihnaas irt ofitkevpregn les of exquisite pink Ra‘ oovalty-eandJeitUk. and:canflltia, cilll hour as enliX'Jtl, (he set and xinnlks lent their V At the refreshm ent, ,hau*. the M. iroidered over* and refreshm ents fm>d sale, October 1 \ tb« tinqe and f chocolate and pineapple ck n m place to be announced later. --------------------rt of the afternoon and the c®ke and1 brick Ice' cream were etv ed .' Mrff. R. L, Shinholser. Mrs. R. I*. ir top score, an embroider-' setved.' —t - ■ Griffin, Mrs Glenn E. McKay, Mr*. it towel, w as awarded Mrs. Idlers Bridge Club Is Entertained Thursday L ay Jarvl!r j . . i |» t ixv j Turner, Mrs. and By Mrs. John Bender W arner a»id Mr. ______ ■* The members of the Idlers Jridge Clpb were most pleasantly ntertained Thursday afternooa as »"• R Mrs. w u rt « . and Mrs. R. L. 'C h risten lh rry motored .to Orlando, Friday ahem odniw hvrri. t W <d‘ Untied 'b e funeral «-f Mrs. Elisabeth D. W hitaker. » TODAY " C O L I .E E N ” Madge Bellamy in a sweet and appealing characterisation—t picture you'll loye! . Comedy “SHORT SOCKS” M ilane-Param ount New* feat­ uring the Legion in Paris. BAUMEI.’S FALL FASHION ItBVIEW n rs. H. D. Odum, M rs. C. B. Mrs. .E. C. Harper, Mrs. | King, Mrs. J. B. Little, erne C. Messenger, Mrs. D. rani, Mrs. A. H. Beckwith, C. Stapler, Mrs. C. C L a tand Mrs. Roy J^ in A q th . rURDAY CHILDREN'S / j MATINEK "GOOD AS GOLD" Buck JoneaUw a stirring story of'.the plains. "Stored 'T| where th ■jother. Mi h j U i|| MW' IN 1 W to ll »V P fflE BIG PARADE” produced by K iltg • Vidor for Metro-Gildwyn-Mayer, has played nintey-six consecutive weeks at the Astor Theatre in New York at prices ranging- from two dollars up. X $ MORE THAN six million people have paid %4 road-show prices to see “THE BIG *V P A R A D E , ” during- the past two yeafrfc, in jts record breaking runs in all lead­ ing cities of the civilized world. 4? *i v *. »’ •*% , “THE BIG PARADE” is now being shown for the first time at popular prices. “TH E BIG PARADE” is an authentic docu, ment of the World War. It portrays literally, and with faith fu l exactness, the part played therein by American troops. Its great historical value has been recognized by the War Depart­ ment, which has preserved one film ,,, 7 - for future generations. . ^ ,« “THE BIG PARADE” is infinitely more than a war_• picturer-because it combines . "i ;u "iv* . . comedy and patho% drama and hero­ ism to the Highest degree, w ith a love story that is ^ehderly and poignantly beautiful. John Gilbert, and Tom O'Brien are thr^e inseparable buddies —modeern m usketeers—while Renee Ado.ree r e a c e’s l'J dramatic heights in a1 jjiarvelpqg performance. h BIG - PARADE” was' awarded the Photoplay Medal of Honor1 for the year 1926. It fs regarded by p^UIcr and laymen alike as the g rea test enter­ tainm ent the world has ever known. : « -- ^ j. | - .i f l * J „ 'A f * ■* f “THE BIG PARADE” is a picture you will see again and again and remember forever. * . t*lf' jc*i • i'* 1. ■' ",. IF YOU never see another, picture In' your life— be sure to see “THE BIG PA R ­ A D E.”■ , ' "! “ • ',i o"» •• A Pretzeleer can bite in any station I TRUEM AN FERTILIZER An expert tooth dialer can bite In any sta* S i Uon from Maine to California—bite it lo« ytnd eat it out. j? . And any pretzeleer will be glad to broad* cast this: 0-So*Gud Pretzels are good to e a t' —crisp, crunchy, salty. • Eat them at any meal. They give zest to tiMlp, t." • *o salad and both zip and zest to, ' sweet desserts. You absolutely need them ■<t with the clinking glass of something cool to*drink.' Children like pretzels between meats. That’s good. Who says so? Doctors say sot O-So-Guds are very easy to digest. ' O-So-Gud Pretzels are worth their weight in pretzels. Many folks think they’re worth, ■ more. It’s because they’re made by the Uneeda Bakers. ’ " “THE BIG PARADE” opens g* two-day en­ gagem en t1 at the Milane Theatre on Monday, October 10th, at One P- M. Perform ances start promptly a t 1 ,3 ,5 , * 7 and 9 P. M„ To insure g e ttin g a go°d seat attend the matinee performance. • ■. DUE to the tremendous film rental paid for this attraction admission prices will be as follows: days attending* to Im i s a ■* , * Main Office and - - Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Eeprenaenta it he state bank examm ln.8anford for ;t cl «v a< saod i /utw* boot at k-' U:.\ ^ ' P'llp r sur .JsdV ’fM f> rmuf lib aoi * kilvVi Vc. 5*<iA«s/aJsw4 furwtt, S 0th m /i<«u i , Smtk M iasm . Xmtb prtiulu [•lUMidll MA'WNEE AND NIGHT Children Uneeda A d u lts .. PnUtlt J* /• Springs la in tbe rijy ,\ You know how it ia. The battery is all tire4 out. And static.ia aticky. And you can’t tune the aoprano out and the prize fight in. But why worry? Be a pretzeleer. Getyouraelfft plate of O-So-Guda and bite your own ata> tlon. Like this: BIG PARADBT i K. Tolar i [h *.*l* » ■ h m i *' ^A T frR D A Y play for the Children’^ i! Saturday morning, a t ten [will be Everybody’* Acting, Param ount Junior Stars The comedy w i l l* > e ns Outing.* The Boy ho Will usher are as folorge McClelland, Eugene Hudson Hester, Emory tinson K lnlam xnd J sck chaperons utton, Mrs. 'ohn Meiseh r Jr., and »Iy the off lei W free of [ompenying Alphabet t-Teachcr Body Aeex i*h fd . GO 0 e/ SHm Jims *mJ ica �- THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY tan GovernmentGoingIntoAuto usiness WithBig Plans For Future nttee N S )— going turing i plant o turn rs and wear, of the urging 0 Amror the mta In 1 until g. The 11 h« a said. orcara ’ these 00 are recent ras rexury." en the terestdon of p'rtckly dustry Ossin- sky wrote in the Pravda, official (tally of the Communiat party. “For us to rely on our hut) minis t*> stop art invading*army on trm ks and armored cats is a sin. We Jefcat0(1 Napoleon th a t way nmrf than ICO years ago. * But hud mads don’t mire American automobiles.” Owns Less Autos Russia trails all nations in *utomobile ownership. It is fortieth on the list, ranking even below China. There is one motor vehicle for every lSJ,&o6 inhabitants, i '>unting only the cars th at can navigute uffder their <>Wh power. Nevertheless there is nn uuti.mobtle club In Moscow where there is only one privately-owned car and that a symbol of an Aniencan much admired for his techno at efficlency. The members ere all chauffeurs for government olficials or tuxicub drivers. Then an* more drivers than taxicabs because many of the pre-war busses must carry an assistant pilot anil mech­ anic to work tho gas pressure pump on the dashhounl. There aro no speed laws and an auto is king of the road. ■U •***»• * TTt the old reliable curb market Value! E ggs, shipped,, guaranteed Doz. Before Everything Else. We always have a fresh supply <»f gr peppers, ruhhage ami radishes. ice Of Wales Has Big JobMoving To Quarters In Marlborough Home , ' inking ns his topic the duties of a Christian student and n Christian chinch to the community and the Deity, C. L). Wolfe, Young Men’s Christian A nsociation work­ er, addressed the members of th<* classes of the Junior High School this morning at the school. Mr. Wojfu portrayed the whole­ some, effect upon the community b riu g h t about by Christian think-* era and sketched the re-action their IRANDENTON —A New city life had upon the nation at lunp*. J. Tiiden Jacobs, principal of ; projected for this city. the school, Introduced the Y. M. C. IftESTVUBW Itoad No. 3.1 he- A. man. led from this place to H o u se w iv e s R e s ta u ra n ts B ig H otels R a ilro a d s D om esticS c ien tists GOOD M EAT ’ T H E W O R L D 'S C R E A T 'E S T BAKIN G POWDER SALES T n T I M E S T H O S E O F A N Y Q T H E U B R A N D Bacon lim PALMETTO AVI WINTER HAVEN— Establish m eat of gas plant to aupply Win ter KUven assured. CHOOSING YOUU MEAT In our nhnp we display so far ns we ran Ihe several nils bA.yA^KEr- * Plana being o establish proposed radio isting station a t University Ida here. of meal lhal are most generally used, lint if you do |i»! see what you want do not fail to ask for it as we very Grow. likely have it. You will find our meals delicious, juicy .* < and tender.. \ \ c prepare cuts read) fur the oven. (She our shop n ’trial. Round Sirloin ; Smoked HAMS tlu lf or Whole * grarukl aught er.'fevery member o f(the family Ukc* Klim—they all know, it** the World’s j^best *milk (supply. Whether mother gives It to the children to drink, dell?* iout and culd/or uses it,in cooking for its richness and flavor, she’s always sure she** using <thc^verylbcstfm llk there is. Klim' is pure, rich, nour* istiing milk from the finest dairy sections in!America, milk that is rigidly inspected, pasteurized, and turned into powder fa t few | hour** after milking. It,retain*.all the 'nourishing'qualities' o f ,the liquid milk—in a more con-venient form.\Put up In air, tight tins it keeps indefinitely without ice. XJse'Klim and,you’ll be absolutely sure of your milk supply, sure to haVe It when you want it, and sure of its purity^andquality. : UR Vegetables are a* wholesome aa they art delicious. Tomorrow we ofler. * O Grocery Co. t .. i fc* J" "fit* *" SPELL IT BACKWARDS M ILK i *. ,;T,m • Recommended by Good Housekeeping Magazine Syracute, N. Y. Choke Western. Pot R oast O l , 1 r Assorted Flavors MERRELL- SOU LE^ COMPANY •* I Center Cuts ' Spinach No. 21-2 can 20i Smoked B reakfast Bacon (ANT CITY— liumo Town irjf opens in new building nt of Thonotosassa Road und der Street. . C A L U im S T AIFORD— Ground broken foi; itttictlon of underwear factory ttbum toes Cauliflower ■ ' IK . Evtfry day comes your opportJ Ity to «vTp money— A<ftl‘ offm you fthi« opportunity on tig highest - quality im-ro'iandtai that the markets affords. If yoi want the best a t a savings lrad nt your A&I* store. Del-Monte "" IAYO —Worl< on 2 road buildproject* in LaFayetto County laaing rapidly, 3 P E N SA 00B A 4V “fe a rs o build* j Ing* a t northwest corner of Beluj moot A DoVHIier* Street being replawdaby two-atory briclc bluldlng. fo _ ; -----------------------*rv FORT P IE R G B —Approximi M y c, MOtt a c n » t f land in St. Lucie w County wffl be'planted to truck and 8 W M tabU crops this coming season. Conter Sanford Ave. and 8th St. than any other brand of baking powder in th e w o rld . T h e choice of ex nerts w ho d e m a nd th e b e s t . There are no “just-asv u l jds,,a:id they know it Ixrcausc they have tried others and com­ pared results. They selected Calumet and Btick to it, year tn and year out, because it ts "Beat By T est.” fH tlA RT— Dredging w S t (Lucia canal west of hero Ing? completion, F ru it 8 lbs. Pail Snowdrift L a r d ........ Basket Meat Market Chefs HTsJyie Concern Of Junior Hiffh Students I fui* TWo' Cities To Merge Addressed By Wolfe ■ a; T V •--------t T*ieJ Tli» Try-Ma Bottling Company of 4 Sanford,sod the Try-Ma Bottling f Wha Company of Daytona have comW1 plated negotiations looking forwutd The to the consolidation of the two A* concern#.’ c *»na According to officials of the new A company a much improved service • F o r wfg b« gtvefi patrons of the ctmhar eerfi fa-both cities as a result of tha combing? John Nichols is manager 1 lb. Can Rumford Baking1Powder Trade wit h us, andboassi «• best and most wholesom rtainty whenever you come Veal Cutlets Veal Liver Lamb Chops 'l ender Steaks Fresh 1iressed Fryers & Rib Roasts* i h sters & Clams USED ■J JM 5 lbs. New Sw eet Potatoes for 2 B ottles Vanilla E xtract fo r East Side Curb Market ce | only intend.1* to make urn- of a five)— I room bachelor suite, go-1 The I'rince1!* auite will have an hix‘ air of apace and light about it. The »|- color schemes, of cream and light ot-- blue will give it brightness. - ’ Hi* combined study and library be on the ground floor looks out on nr. the fine garden. Near it ur two be dining rooms a small one for ju­ nta ftjrmul dinner parties and a larger ich ,o|je. On tile first floor is his bedtfta room. the Up to now only Ids collection of sporting prints have been brought nb from York House But by Jo­ in gross nil his "sticks" as he terms cw the furniture will be installed. Marlborough House Service fciFresl) JJeans, 2 lbs. L»-***■«»*-»-* ** f f fks Idaho Potatoes, 10 lbs*............... ^ E fcgP Ian t.....___ .... r.. 5c,’1 C e le r y ......... ............. ....K Onions, 3 lbs............. Apples, 7 lbs............. Grapes, 2 lbs. ...... ..., Bananas, 3 lbs. f!........... Kelsey Plumbs,Mb...... Avocadoes, each POW DERED Klim U sold la 1,'aH’ and 5 lb. C0 M.^Tbf larX|rJ*it e|yoii'h*y ih* Tnor*Ijf**»rs*e*» Western Chuck STEAK 1 With W ithout 205 Magnolia Are. �■ A-'-W * ggpww • yf B M’■.♦jp w v*- ■ ■* • H ptf * - U— 4. \ ~-v ,T ::v ' v W v j Jrt »Vj W * > " i\-\« THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, * 48 LUMBER and complete Une ot ‘Houses For Sale . 34 lin. f t single curb header @ 40c .... .............................. 3380 George C. WhiteJBank building m aterial. Low prices. 0715 sq. yda. surface treatm ent '€> 36c .......... !_............... Security Lumber Co„ '‘Where Good 7,147.58 ExaminerJ^LeavesCity AD. RATES . Grads* Come From '' lfapla and FOR SALE: two apartm ent houses 6713 sq. yds. macadam foundation (6 inch thick) @ $1.06 on large lot, modern, close in. 3 Type B inlets (g> $40.00 Sixth, Phono 797. 120.00 ........ ............. K.............. is j Cash in Advance -■ 1' ■ 1 ■ - beautiful surroundings, garago, I 180.00' Gent go C. W hite, state bank I 3 manholes @ $60.00 ..... ..................... ...................... $1000.00 down balance like rent. 657.50 oxa|1l>uer who haa been in chm ,r ' CONCRETE In every shape and Lee owner, L. A. itenoud, 2201 Oak 5260 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tilo @ $126.00 per M......................... of the Seminole County Bank form , blocks, tQe roofing, orna­ Ave. Phone 100—W v 792.00 sirce its failure until It was taken I 600 lin. f t 12 inch storm sewey @ $1.20 ........ ................. t>ne ads, will bo w o lr o d m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ 1,105.65 over several days ago by E. II. f 567 lin. f t 16 inch storm 'sew er @ $1.95 ................ . Irons and collector aont ucts Company, F ifth and Maple 2,194.50 Ashcraft acting as receiver, I ft I i j Closing Out Sale itely for payment, 798 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewer © $2.75 Sts. Phone 112-W. __________ be a lino Of Real Estate 276.78 Sanford today fo r his home et l-ihoratory inspection of m a te ria ls .............. .... .. .................... ............... 7e a lino , Starke where hd wilt spend a f-w ■ Must Sell One of My Homes 1,228.61 days before resuming his duties >> Engineering ............................—..... ...... .Sc ■ lino 6'—Help Wanted (Male) 658.46 'connection with the state comptro1__ ___ 4e a lino If you want a good home, fine Legal expense, advertising, etc. .—....965.01 icr’s office. Six months Interest carrying charge @ 8 per cent ...... ........ FIE L D MANAGER— For 160 aero rates on r*Qu**L * Mr. White has been a state^baok ! potato farm near Sanford. Must location, pure water and no city examiner for a num ber of y e a r' i reduced rates aro for have had long experience, prefer­ $25,090.52 Total Cost ....... ...... . arid his work in connection with ably in H astings section. W. M. taxes, with plenty of room to raise tire insertions, To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. r.'udjustment of the tangled affairs 1 Young, 200 N. P ark Ave.ords of average length Number of feet frontage 4913<34. jnf the le.ai iust,tutinn has rtc e L -t chickens, keep a cow and have a nteJ a line. ed the commendation of many San um charge of 80c for Assessment per foot frontage •$6.10(515. 10-B— Plants And Flowers ford people and of tho com ptrollers garden, come out and look this „sertion. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, advertising I* restricted (office in Tallah.isrce. FINAL FRONT per classification. place over. The exnmimr is expected to r i NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT 1i turn •i error Is made The San* CALENDULA plants for sale, to Sanford in December to ready to set. Call 603—J . lerald will bo responsible SECOND SECTION FORT MELLON, One home has eight rooms, 00 nppear as a witness before the ily one incorrect insertion. SANFORD, FLORIDA grand Jury and in the trials of Idvertiser for subsequent RELIABLE vegetable seed, tested, feet of porch, two acres of land $265.54 | F< m -st Lake and A. It. Key. Lot 43 Ft. Mellon Dev. C». disinfected, pure type. Golden )ons. The offico should bo 2nd Street St Sanford Avenue Plume Celery $20 lb. Green leaved with 25 Orange trees loaded with Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. 266.51 I Lot 44 immediately lo f » « « T* ^ • , ‘ *■(-*»’ ^ I «nd Old Big Boston lettuce $1.75. F. S. Vcrnay and Wm. Musgrave, Proprietors Municipal Court Has 260.44 Lot 45 Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. » . ’ ' 1 , Francis C.*Stokes & Co., Seedmen, »-f fruit. 260.44 ro ADVERTISERS Ft Melton Dev. Co. Light Docket Today IB Me Lander Arcade. 1___________ _ 260.44 I The other home is a stucco Ft. Mellon Dov, Co. Herald representative VI rU 260.44 1 One of the lightest court dockets TETUNIA, cornflowers, calendula, Ft. Mellon Dev. Cm jghly fam iliar with rate s salvia, lupin and- strawflower Spanish Bungalow, has an acre of Ft* Mellon Dov. Co. 260.44 in months was handled by Judge and 1elaaaifaction will plants ready to set now. Stew art ■you complete information. 260.14 White in police court this morning. Ft. Mid ion Dev. Co. land with Orange trees, If you wish they will assist the Florist. 260.44 There were t u t three cases. Wil­ Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. liam Lake was dismissed on a in wording your w ant ad. 260.44 charge of speeding. ^11— Miscellaneous i No reasonable offer refused for Ft. Mellon Dev. Co, Lake it more effective. Phono 671 .if L. 1*. McCuller, M anager -;>ta 260.44 I The case of Chris Davis, negro Ft Mellon Dev. Co. [m p o r p a n t n o t ic e cltncr place. 2<B 14 charged with larceny, was tra n s­ Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning 10 lbs. CIra. Sugar ...................... vertDers should give their 160.44 ferred to the county. Davis adm it­ Co. 11 Ball Bldg. Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. t $500 parlor suito for $85, $30 or postoffice address as 260.41 ted stealing n pistol from the home Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. 7 PkgH. V. C. W. Powder........... of Sam Kenis on Celery Avenue m their phone number if ■pew oil stove for $17.50. $50 China Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. 260.44 a short distance outside the city 12— Wanted csiro results. About r vj 260.44 limits. Isaac Dover was sentenced out of n thousand has Ft. Mellon Dev. Cm "» liars Fairy Toilel Soap ........... Cabinet $17.50. phone ami th eothers 260.44 tv> pay a fine of *5 or serve 6 dnvs Ft. Mtdlon Dev, Co. communicate with you I HUY, and pay cash for second 260.44 on a charge of disorderly conduct. $1 ,000 lots on Orlando road for Ft. Mellon Dex. Co. hand pianos. Box 382, Phono 1 lb. Maxwell House CofTcc ..... they know your address, 260.44 | Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. discontinuance MU8T be 904—J . s t r a n g e m a r r ia g e $300. $500 lots for $190. 265.54 in person a t the Sanford Ft: Mellon Dev. Co. * 2 Cans No. 1 Grated Pineapple 13— Rooms With Hoard office or by letter. Tele268.82 52 <; t Ft. Mellon Dev. Co, LONDON. Oct. 7.— <INSt — VV. W. Thompson discontinuances ore not 205.54 Within a few. hours a fte r the death Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. Ju st West of Elder Springs 1 Can No. 2 Sliced Pineapple..... 'ROOM with board, hot and cold 265.54 of his mother. Frank Wells, son of Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. on Orlando Road • w ater. 1820 Park Ave. PHone ous Prompt • Efficient 933—W. 260.43 H.‘G. Wells, famous English au th ­ Ft. Mclloif Dev. Co. or, was quietlv m arried today to 15 oz. Bottle Catsup ..............:.... Servi r p 260,13 Ml».Pt/)(ffy Gibbons. The cere­ Ft. Mellon Dev. Cm FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish m 14— Rooms Without Board 260.43 mony took place in tho parish bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat- Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. .'1 Ihs. Good ApplcH ........................ lom oblles 260.43 church iATTRACTIVELY furnished bed- If'1’. ° f c™stru ' t,on:M 0 " ney Ft. Mellon Dev. Co, r.mm.. . . iT - m l „ 'living out of city and will sell at 260.43 • Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. i rooms, single and double, by the i „ i . i . „- j JL „„ 3 lbs. iianamis....... ....................... ir« Opposite o n nn.;i« un'i (iju-nnit ' K sioiuble pnre, and on easy FLORIDA* POWER A Light lake. 260.43 80J Second St.. lerma> Housc is Iocated on High Ft. Mellon Dev .Co. passenger touring car, • phono flompnnv wilt spend additional 260.43 Street, near Elm Avenue with « t F t Mellon Dev. Co. 651, 734 on entdnsive Improve­ ind runs like new, to ex- ‘ 260.13 ment to their lines this fall and (THREE furnished bedrooms, ono tractive surroundings. Double g'l Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. ruffe. APrice furnished $8,500.001Ft. Mellon Dev, Co. ' 260.48 .winter. ffor coupe in good condiw ith kitchenette. 311 Park Ave. $500 cash and the balance any re­ Phono 168.' 260.13 . U t -75 Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. asonable way. Address Box 431 rpliune 775 after 7 P. M. *e V WEST PALM BEACH —Con­ 260.43 Lot 76 ___ Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. Care Herald. Furnished bedroom with twin beds, struction of new biuldings here was 260.43 Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. U t 77 also garage 411 Park Ave. mark FOR SALE: Well co n stru cted 1 Ft. Mellon Dev, Co. 260.13 near ^alf -'"IHinr-dollar * U t , 78 when first half of Septem ber end­ bungulov, corner Puimetto Avo j, 260.43 ed. . 15— Apartment For Rent and Katie Street. Five rooms, b a th 1* 1- Mellon Dev. Co. U t 79 DODGE 260.13 te cars and Graham trucks U t 80 with shower, kitchen equipped with j Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. TWO and three apartm ents fu r­ electric range. Owner out of tho pt. -.L id 1-tth Street. Phono 3. 260,13 EVERGLADES— Contract let ~ U t 81 *"*••*/** Mellon Dov. Co. nished for light /housekeeping, city and will sell ut lose than act-1... Delicious Layer Cakes Each m 260.43 to oil 12 miles of Trail finished U t 82 all conveniences, opin fireplace in uut value. Price $6500.00 with $100\ r i - Mellon Dev. Co. 265 64 l'etwcen Carnestown und Marco (NS & COWAN CO. Auto room, all clean amf newly painted, cash and $75 monthly. Addrcrt U t 83 1,* Frosted with tasty filling of dates, raisin* & pecan*. Mellon Dev. Co, Junction. p r and sheet metal works, bath on each floor. Cor, 6th and Box 101 caro The Herald. 268,10 Mellon Dev. Co. •Lot 84 In addition to a nice line of Baked Good* we carry ench Ave. Phono 71R-W. Palmo»to, 301, come nnd see them, FIRST SECTION MARVANlA. STARKE —Ground broken for new m anagem ent. Salad*, Luncheon Meat*, Mayonnaise, Relish, Plckteb ltd! • ?! SANFORD, FLORIDA. ! work n- new Gulf bulk station be­ \ IN FORD BUICK CO. 24— LoU For Sale Sandwich Spreads and .Wakefield's Jelly and Marma­ 567.9(1 tween Thompson S treet and rail­ 111.22 W. A. F itts, Jr. 212 Magonlia Ave. U t 4 Block 3 . FOR RENT: two apartm ents four way. Phone 367. m rooms each, nicely furnished, FOR SALE: Two acre lots, m W. A. F itts, Jr. lade also Domestft* and Imported Swiss Roquefort & 26041 U t 22 Block 3 ........... 51 ■ <r ,5 a btnutfiul surroundings, close ‘n, •< i*H . Dixie Highway between Monroe W. A. F itts, Jr. . 260.44! U t 23 Block 3 ......... 51 Limberger Cheese. I MODEL TRIM CO. JACKSONVILLE —Contracts $26 and $30 per mo. Fhone 190 W t Sanford. Fine trucking land, n.> Jim the car, not the owner.” or 2201 Oak Ave. 260.44 let for installation of lighting sys­ Murvania Investment Co. U t 24 Block 3 ........... 61 city taxes, electricity is available, hone 817 for estimates Murvania Investment Co. ........... 51 260.41 U t 25 Block 3 tems for McGIrt’s and Trout river also flowing w ater. See owner, L. P. W. RADFORD^ ONE FU RNISH ED front apart’. A. Renaud, 2201 Oak Ave, Phorm M a n ln ia Investment Co. U t 26 Block 3 ........... 51 260.44 bridges. * merit, all modern conveniences. 1?0— W. • . 260.41 M aryania Investment C*A U t 27 Block 3 ^ | HUPS—MARMONS 915 W. F irst St. Phone 207. TAMPA —3 times ms m any 51 Murvania Investment Co. 260.44 U t 28 Block 3 anforil Automobile Co. $10 cash and $10 monthly will buy <t Mel.andt: “The Tuste Tells-1 strawberries being grown in Hills- J 2fl0t.lt borough County now than 6 years kgnulin Ave.’ Phone 137. FU RNISH ED apartm ent for rent good building lot nt remarkably Marvania Investment Co. U t, 29 Block 3 ........... 51 Herald building—a down* low price. Box 99 cure The Her­ Mnrvania Investment Co, Lot 30 Block 3 ..:........ 51 260.44,1 ago. |)Hi ) Ovcrland Co. "W H ly*. tjwinn the location a t rem arkably low ald. * _ _ _ _ _ _ 260.11 Marvania Investment Co. U t 31 Block 3 ........ 61 |ntx Si Overland, W hippits. rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The 260.11 Mnrvania Investment Co, ........... 51 Commercial Sts. Phone 68. H erald office. Lot 32 3 A REAL bargain for the man who vishes to engage In the raising M arvania Investment Co. U t 33 Block 3 ...... . 260.41 51 V BEA U TIFU L A P A R T M E N T S - of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry Marvania Investment So. U t 34 Block 3 ........... 51 260.41 sincaa Service Two rooms kitchenette and bath, and live stock of all kinds. Thirty260.11 V’d attractively furnished, centrally four acres of land th at offers high Marvania Investment Co. U t) 35 Block 3 .......... 61 U t 36 Block 3 260.14 M arvania Investment Co. .......... 51 located, all im provem ents; $6 per roiling lands for citrus, muck lands COATS altered and wlln* week. Tel 777 o r 775. 260.44 for truck and bulbi and a small M arvania Investm ent Cr. U t 37 Block 3 ............ 51 10 Laurel Ave. W e Deliver lake for pasture land. On the San- Marvania Investment Co. U t 38 Block 3 ............ 61 260.41 16—Houses For Rent ford-Orlando road three miles from 260.41 Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, M arvania Investment Co. I.Qt 9 Block 4 ......... 61 H ROOFING—The Roof Ev260.44 U t 10 Block 4 M arvania Investment Co. ........... 61 balance on eoay term s that will a)F*n*TMetal shingles; FOR RENT: Two seven roojn hous­ ,jw you to make tho payments 260.44 Marvania Investment Co.U t 11 Block 4 ...... .. 51 seam tin ana galvlniictl es on West 1st St., 2 stories each, from tho land. Ideal location for Marvania Investment Co. U t 12 Bl»ck 4 ,...L .... 51 260.44 l me!1 H* Cowan. Oak latge garden spot In rear, for filling station and small store close M Third St. Phone 111. 260.41 51 w inter $40.00 each. to homos of fifty or more fandrtae. Marvania Investment Co. U t 13 Block 4 U t 14 Btock 4 260.44 M arvania Investment Co. ...... . 61 A country home close to the city 33c value fur. ES DRUG STORE— Pra- SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, markets. High, dry and healthy. M arvania Investment Co. U t 15 Block 4 ........... 51 260.44 Ml. — # W WM* ons. Drugs, Soda, Wa are electricity, bath, fire-place Address R. C. care Herald. M arvania Investment Co. U t 16 Block 4 ........ .. 50 255A3 |ou as your phone. Call lM « ree n e d porch, double garage. An I M arvania Investment Co. U t 1 Block 5 *...... ... 147 750.68 attractiv e home partially furnish­ 372.38 ! M arvania Investment Co. U t 5 Block 5 .... ...*. 72.92 BUSINESS —card appear- ed. See E. G. Norton, Mellonville 25— Exchange Ave. Lot 6 Block 6 .... .. 255.33 Alexander Murdock 50 l^ R y In this column will I 255.33 M arvania Realty Cu. U t 7 Block 6 WILL TRADE Well located resi­ F IV E * ROOM house furnished. tr 3,000 every dayl 255.33 50 U t 8 Block 6 dential lota ./o r down-town busi­ M arvania Realty Co, Phone 806—W. ness property, improved or unim­ U t 9 Block 6 255.33 50 M arvania Realty Co. W U so little a 1$ word 255 33 U t 10 Block 5 ............ 60 Rouse fo r rent, 1406 W. 1st 8t> proved. Give all information when Marvania Realty Co. |4#e month costa only $2.60. A pply Kent Vulcanising Work*. answering this ad— Box 134, Cate M arvania Realty Co. 255*33 50 U t 11 Block 6 Herald. t - i i <i a RA •JER *rt Phone 148 . i* _ * * ' ' -a*W' ■ —■»— M arvania Realty Co. FOR RENT: Five room bungalow 26 — Miscellaneous For Sate M arvania Realty O . 255.33. U t 13 Block 5 We have a lar^e shipm ent of native m eat th at w e will run on our a t the corner of Palm etto Avenue “Classified Depart­ 255.33 U t 14 Block 6 ‘ M arvania Realty do. . and K atie Street. Large living ment” Special—Saturday. . . room, dining room, two bedrooms, FOR SALE—One single cot bed, Marvania R ealty Co. 255.33 Lot 15 Block 6 ________ | bath, w ith shower, kitchen equip255.33 Lot 16 Block .6 M arvania Realty Co. THESE PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. one double bed m attress, and 4 i lin « ... *_• "* f} P«i w ith electric range. F ront and : i 255.33 M arvania Realty Co. U t 17 Block 6 viry u m ) W ALL8 J W porches. $40 monthly. Address breakfast set chairs. $10.50 Cash. Marvania Realty Co. 265.33 ‘ U t 18 Bb'ek 6 JUiNfNP: ^ . WALL PA IN T S- C. B. care Th* Herald. Kffiv. NEW AND BET---------------------------------*— i----- r - Ask for Foreman at Herald Office. Marvania Realty do. 265-33 U t 19 Block l l Ic ili 'NFORM A-fFOR REN T: Small cottage on 255.33 M arvania Realty Co. U t 20 Block 6 .......... * J !• t r n n S n ^ O R [ Magnolia Avenue ju s t north of MarvaitfaRealty Co. 260.44 . U t 1 Block f | t0LLLR, SANFORD,I Central Street. $25^)0‘ monthly. FOR SALE:—Slightly used fu rn ­ U t 2 Block 6 260.44 ! | Box 123 care The Herald. iture. Bargain. Roy J. King, 1012 Marvania* Realty Co. r , .j . L i 1 'J S s ' 11 W. 1st. S t 260.41 l L o t 3 Block 6 M aryania .Realty Co. * pricce of small cot260.44 j; ; M arvania Realty Co. Lot 4 Block • hr bj I tag* oh well located lot lc oa Mag- BODY for Ford truck, suitable for Marvanlai. R ealty Co. Lot* 5 Block • $60 cash all th a t! * track fanner, good condition, Svaloni m n .i7 ^ nolia Avenue. $60 Ift Sh. L o t 6 Block * A r t ^ f r 0*"io"* 11* Me! paysbl# ju st lik« cheap. Perfection Auto laundry, M arvania Realty. Co. jrent. Box 124, care The Herald. Marvania’ Realty Co. Oak Ave.* between 2nd A 3rd Sta. Lot 7 Block >fhone 832. M ervaala Realty Co. Lot 8 Bit Tb* above and forei BI-0GC5 - Irrigation 170 ALL PRQPBBTY OWNING PROPERTY ON THE FOLLOWING CoaTl***1 cement work AVENUE; ‘VIRGINIA AVENUE FROM SEMINOLE BOULEVARD to November IBtb, easements . Proy j l Jo. J E TerTO EIGHTH STREET, -----I The following la the final estim ated cost of paving Virginia Avenue 8 per cent Y PR IN T ,rom Seminole B oulevard to Eighth Street 24 feet in width, with a eix — Frinthff— inch rack base surface treated with asphalt and ' f.*BJifW 6296 cu. TdXi.RR .A v "■yKfs,16296 Iln.. hi'* ford Dally Herald Vegetables & Fruit Country Eggs New Supply Bananas 3 lbs 25c Okra Snap Beans Tin nip Greens Celery Potatoes Cabbage Complete Line Fruit and Vegetables. Blue Bonnet Market McCULLER’S GROCERY CO 69c f 25c 25 c 47c l 25c 25c 25c Saturday H ■ 38c A rcade D elica tessen ni'fek ’ BAILEY’S SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY! 16c t 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes $ 1 .2 ! ) 24 lbs Good Selt Rising Flour :• Peanut B u tter,in*°|dbandtumbl'r l $1.34 24 lbs. Pillsbury Flour 6 lor 21 Star Naphtha Powder, ■ Tomato Soup, Van Camps, 4 tor MEAT DEPARTMENT Beet Stew, the best, per pound ii Pot Roast, cut trom good steers ;• Round am Pure Pot • M 8c � 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. 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XV1L News Service SANTORP, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCtOBER 8, 1927, iljus, W ild Heave CITY FUNDS i ivesWinningTally; WNCT BANK kbe Clouts Homer - W K E E S T A D IU M * V . York's oca are the world charao f 1927. They conquered Pittsburgh Pirates In n itic game here this afterl 4 to 8. , lev made a clean sween o f straight games. The first [this feat has been accomrd since the r y J m ■ iNEWOUTBREAK! BALKANS IS NOW IMMINENT1 H osp itable (t Ns ) George Remus, "bootleg- In <nti r.il a pjea o f not'(fuUly, and | 'iter Ktnir. todny was pacing his ho wan verv nervous. (nil ntt«n<(.I I N ew K Oct. 8 . - New a, , Of Circulations W in n in g Pitcher Completed Report ShowR Two Funds On Hank HooksThat I Are Not Recorded By-City ; One Totals Sum O f $324,913 Bulgarian Forays OnLnndsOf Jugo- Slavia Arouses Bitter Feeling And DemandsForA1 Guarantee Against A ttack s1 A sse ts *7,374,090.13, Liabilities $7,013,228 (Continued on page four) Bonded Debt lT$G,0r>2,658.13 With Current indebtedness Placed At Nearly A Million Boston Braves R evolu tion ary He: U n ite U nderStrong: H e a d T o F ig h tC a lles A n d O bregon P ow erg Slav E n voy I« R ea d y To Q uit B u lg a r P ost Neutrality Laws ; . To Be Enforced I Jugo-Slavin Orders Borders Near Bulgaria Closed And Defense Moves AreAdopted V ig o ro u s P ro te st ^Js M a d e T o A m e r io i fii H u erta ’s Execution International New* Service Thu threat of another war was hanging over the IJatkans—the "cock-pit ’ o f Europe’’—today. The Jugo Slav government. v , ( aroused by forays on Jugo Slav soil Decline Rauidly When Jersey Automobile Man Takes by tiulgarian ComitndJIs, is report­ ly Selling Pressure Is Own Life And PoliceReveal " J . t0 . havu /b M d 'l h o Jugoslav­ ia II 11!^ IiM.mo will in if man Mnn ‘ Bu,K rian frontier, meanwhile ted On. .n eik ns : Banking His Ians tt’nr or K illing Inai.|“lia. «... Wiley Moore Miljus was caueu in to . " ' fugging Wsner and retiring ‘armen HB1 who sUrted WriRHt 4t f, „ t bagc Traynor me frtr *b.a Hied to left field. No runs, one ,g great ball until the ninth hIt no e he cot Into trouble right ’ . ,/• , hu start. He walked Combs, AGrantham made a sensational rst msn up- Koenig then»*<>P o f Koneig s grounder to Lto-Tnynor who missed t h e 'throw the \nnkce second baseman The mighty Rath) came up “ u‘ «*t *»*«♦ Ruth grounded to lingly swinging his hat f»r»t base. Gehrig gfoOhdcd out, iced to rmark unothei* hornet ^cond t\» first. No run*, no hits, iljus passed him purpoiely. no errore. i ' : was a dra’fhtlfc netting. Fourth Inning men on base, Gehrig, secGrantham grounded out t« first. nttacks. Bulgarian, or Macedonian Com(IN S)—Uchinfl tho mysterious idadjis- are irregular forces that suicide in a New Yurg hotol on occupy tho \yHd mountain region of tho central Balkans. They organis­ Wednesday «>f Bernard Bloch, local ed attacks against Jugoslav out­ apto dealer, lay a thwarted murder posts. They are accused o f tho aiul olopmunt plot, according to a story being checked by the police Assassination of Cun. Kovacevich ut Istip several days ago, Later tidny. ,, . tl'ey aro reported to have attacked Before ikilling i u i himself, Bioch two Servian frontier posts. . Ihjul nttne red Michael Filosapulun,| .r. , . . Newark with n hammer. T i" i,t6,P 'T ? ' ... . . . cd to be prepared to leave Sofia. Biss Anna If. Thicm, ID, of H ar-| Jugoslav newspapers urge tho • “ i* " * " 1 "V*1*' .W aking o ff of diplomatic relations nt to ( liiut of I olice Jacob 1L |und u declurstion of wur unless ir, police headquarter* here, aft- Bulgaria gives satisfactory guaranf ,(t*en 'luestioneil for . ^ ii>0 irrc|CU|ftrs **11 be curl M»nl h'i^.a. . * ^MKrdy violated Jugoslav soil, rile police theory is thnt Bloch War between Jugoslavia and mnea to kill Filbsanolus, who, Bulgaria might embroil Greece and mewhul resembled Bloch, plac-'Turkey. IMIosupolus' body la an uutomo----------l >ond run the machine Into VetBERLIN, Oct. 8 (INS)—The pos­ * lake, Imping, possibly, that sibility of u new Balkan war was f(*ro the body was found it v. >uld seen by the newspaper Berliner L Somo'encouragement jv**1' offerred in the week-end business re­ views of the bunks and the mer" H IIU » » ,, v i i v i t : r » , W H IC H IU |M I cuntilu agencies, which reported , nvV*r incr..a«(t m weekly t Iclearings, and in distribqtion slugger. Then up came Bob iel. Another long hitter. A fice fly would win the game, is again putting everything ho hall nnd amid the deafening ■ of the crowd struck him out [Lazzeri cume to bat undMiljim lined his belt and shot tho across with blinding speed. lie .the count to two and two. ho let ga a terrific fast one, and outsid?. nrk clouds hovered over tho ium at noon when tho Yankees, heir home uniforms, o f white, e out of their clubhouse on to soggy .playing* ftVld. RJdn had in to fall in New York shortly re 4 o’clock this morning. the drizzllc continued several hours. For a time pemod ns If there would be prospect of a gume t'tlny but rain stopped at 10 o’clock, and fans began their pilgrimugu ird the park in steadily incrcas- The auditors cull attention to errors, Moused grounded out to .third.1 Phillips Petroleum w as' again Lfizreri follows suit. Uugun singl-1,tlx-City s accounts by the.bunlf exI minors but not recorded on tho tho target of the bears in the oils ed to left field. Collins singled to 1 center and Dugan went to third.'iCityn boukn nnd consequently not mu! heavy sellinir" carried the stock "Moore fanned. No runs two hits, includrd iu th;* ruport. Tlie ticket down to a new low for the yenr, or £1,000 was found in the bank’s around 3fl. Rumors of u possible onu error. ••ash, marked “ paid golf club, discontinuance of tne cuan divlFifth Inning Lloyd Wanur singled through the clmrgS City o f Sunfurd.’' No t uyjdcnd, to be replaced by u stock box for his third hit of the day. warrant wus ever issued for thiq » dlvidomJ, accompanied the selling Barnhart hit into n double, Dugan tom; the auditors point out, and oa |of the stock. Texas corpomtinns, to Lazzori to Oehrig, PuurWan-. authorization , of the expenditure Pan-American nnd Standard Oils er grounded to second. No runs, ',was discovered in the City .records, also slumped ns the result oil unone hit, no errors. .Ihe item shows n bank balnnco favorable forecasts of third qunrCombs singled to center. Koenig'|!ess than that indicated on the terly earnings statements. Trading in General Motors was fanned. Ruth slammed u home {City records but the auditors add opinion "that the bank, not tho confined to the now $25-pnr stock, run into the right field bleachers tn» , the old no-par shares having been scoring Combs ahead of him. t ity, has made this donation.r Mobilities Are $7,01.1,228.90 removed from trading by the stock Gehrig went put, short to first and the consolidated bai- exchange authorities. Like others Mound did the same. Two runsi n nDiscusping r « h L m r n m o f li.lt* *11 I n o ? t l.,. 1 n f th ii tn n rlrn f la iu ta v t s»o «lr two hits, no errors. Sixth Inning Wright grounded to the pitcher. Traynor strruck out. Grantham singled down the first base line. n n a ir in » ii ~ Harris filed out Combs. No runs, prions of the year, nnd absorbing one hit, no erors. i the bulk of the markets spot light, Lazzeri (united. Dugan popped Texas Sulphur stocks were active up to third base. Coliina wulked,;^'. and firm. Moore singled to . right center, Selling pressure sprend to a Collins taking thiyd. Combs filed 1 wldo range of tho Industrial out to left. No run^, one hit, no er-[ . stocky in tho second hour. United vors. • , c iI|States Rubber declined sharply on heavy selling, originating with th« Smitfc,jropned waa safe first when' G overnm ent S. official announcement of eurnings 2,000 k.i,nfW being onta?’ hand7^“V at this Moore Gehrig’s toss to O f T h e VXUVCi U IIIC IH B •in the first three of the year, . {first. Bricke'i went in t« hit jor C r o p R e p o r t in c f P la n which aggregated only 71 cents, a game lime there were about i Hill and Hyde went in to run for _____ j share, against $4.41 in the same I persons in tha park. There Smith *I-uzzeri made an error of I period last year. Remington few yawning caps ii " Brickell’s grounder and both run­ Rand also broke through to the ners were safe on first and second. year’s lowest prico in irregular Loyd Waner bunted and advanced trading.the runners a bag Yde scored snd Brickeli went to third on Barnhart’s fret the price of cotton. Sen. Smith, (D ) of South Carolina, an­ LACOOCHEE— Contract award­ to Koenig. Barnhart grounded single through box. Paul Wnner nounced ttfday thut he would ‘In­ sent a long fly a left field and ed to constract 5 miles of hardsur­ to Koenig and Waner wpnt to troduce a resolution proposing an ond. Paul Waner grounded out Brickeli scored. Wright lined out to iuvostlgntion of tho whole crop re­ faced road connecting this place . third, brother Lloyd holding sec- Moore. Two runs, one bit, two er­ porting system of the government. and Slaughter. .r y * •L Wright going to second on the rors. • t. Tho South Carolina senator deMil- inouneed J pw In. Wright wss forced at . Gooch . . . went . . . in to catch arid __. a report of the bureau of N on Traynoris grounder to Jnst to pitch ................ for Pittsburgh. Koenig . on the world carry over single base.l ■c f cotton^ asserting that it had Ig­ r*n. One run, two hiU, po er- sent ..........a...hot ■l”” U over socond h*“ Ruth hit into a double play, third to nored the figures of the bureau of pinnbs singled through second second to first. Gehrfg flied out to j census atfl had taken private esti­ P" Koenig singled-past Wright left field. No runs, <n* hit, no er - mates to reach its conclusion. FCombs went to second. Ruth rors, ■ result, he declared, was that WASHINGTON. Oct, 8— (IN8) Jjv.. E i g h t h *-< . jtheThecarry-over ^ was .thown rnr-„ higher —The PJf** tight and Cppib* scornew Ford car, eagerly await­ Moenlg going to third. Gehrig Trsynor grounded to third. Gran-! ^ sn 'lT ictually FsTIhuTdeprewing ed by the. motor ^jvorld f«T the tham singled to right It was over th<} ,ca o f cotton last six months, is being advertised I i L Mw com ln, th. in theDrlant as capable of running out and Grsnthsm went tb^ second KmU q{ tJl> doWnvrarj prica for#. 60 miles per gallon o f gasoline, it errorifl, . . Gooch was walked purposely. MBt ^ deDartment of agriculi:a\D INNING **• lrl*d to bunt, but in and jooop«d it uo him ou t •Harris singled 4 base. Smith filed out itMlUNu 'r•,twas Andagreed iBth?upon. of1 V** » V- VMUltl » * !rk Vera‘n Crux, ,B --------- Federal agents were following Rev. WUlis Jordon Convicted the situation cloaely in the'event] Q f B igam y And Sentenced!of » nf the American To 3 Years In Prison; Col-ln," t,>.llty . A • urabus “ W tfe " G i v « M i e » protmtb ___________t l -------» CHARI.OITE, N. C., Oct. 8— (IN S)—The Rev. Willis T. Jordan, romantic Georgia parson, was cunfined in the county jail here tbday ment against the execution of AW fanso De La Huerta was drafted'. by Genera) Cesar Lopes De Lara, former governor o f Tamaoilpaa and Gerxain Ugarto, formerly eec- where he will spend two to three years for bigamy, of which he was convicted yesterday. Told by u newspaperman that the superior court jury here had decid­ ed against him' flitter taking only 18 minutes to make up its collec­ tive mind, tho pastor collapsed and •more than an hour wns regulred to quiet him. "I think I’m dying—oh, my high blood pressure!” he cried. He wept pprfusely throughout the time he remained in the cou^t room and wus comforted only once -then by Mrs. Kmmn LangrldgoJordan, tho "w ife’! from Columbus, Ga., who led in the prosecution. Patting him on the head and hand, this W innn spoke words of comfort to him. then handing over his watch. v;hi.h s’ie hud retrieved from Oob mbdF Gr„. pawnshop a f­ ter ho dr crtp;i' her to go t<> Grand Ruplds, Mich., where lie was caught. Thu puatot, seated byhind his counsel,* apparently t< ok the sen­ tence calmly, but it wha found a moment later that he simply hadn’t heard the Judge’s words. J would have u crop o f 12,078,000 bales of fiOO pounds g uss weight, tha crop reporting b< ird of tho ' LIVESTOCK DEPORTS JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Oct. 8,— (IN S )— Livestock: , . Hugs- receipts medium mkL weak heavies 3.00 at 8J>0 mediums 0.60 lights 8.50 heavy pigs 8.50 roughs 0.00 at 7J>0 cattle. receipts light mkt. weak steers 3.00 at 6.00 cows A heifers 2.50 a 3.00 ranners A cutters 1.00 a 2.75 cal­ ves 3.00 at 5.00 bulls 2.50 at 3.00. CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. 8,— (IN S)— Temporary freedom for I Rev. Willis T.. Jordan, Columbus I Ga., Methodist clergyman convict■ ed of bigamy, appeared just around ’ the corner today following the promiae of many charlotte cltiMns to meet a bond of |1,000 to r the "amnesia parson.’’ | Rev. Jordan, however, remained in jail this morning awaiting the ’ outcome of his counsel’s effort to , effect hie release on bond aet by Judge L. Webb of mecklenburg ’ superior court. federal troopa which have rounded near Perote. . General Eugenio Marti by Lara to hava been a friend V»f the executed Serrano, was in the Unit, today New ork sc hoot Geac and others believed he a torn and rejoin Cornea in "Should Marlines turn t g * the government, Lara said, goodly portion o f the a m * come under hia banner. He b outstanding military figure aaa the enlistaa men o f the army. T will follow him anywhere.’*-. R eceiver O p ens B a a New Ford Car Adv ertfeed In Orient As Making 60Miles Gallon Of Gas 8 APARTMEN SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Oct. 8.— (TNS)— Border agent* of the Uuited States government were watching with interat The original alDeraovo eta e,m The oriental advertisements, the rat to be jnade o f the new car, deare tjie 1827 fall- model ford ill ba larger, sturdier, and lower redecessors. models, the K will include els, speedr, ammeter, auge, dash �TIIE SANFORD HERALD, HUD AY OCTOBER f, 1927 YANKEES EXPECT; Yankees Announce Purpose TO FINISHSERIES; To Make It Four Straight INNEWYORKCITY! To Win Series From Bucs 111 l i r m T i r A n i f n r m r V'■ ___ ** _____ _ . | Vew^Vnrk __ . ^ *.’ •*• By JAMES L KILL M I EN ■a j waa regarded a* n ifreal "money ! W ill Be F’ la) edln New ^ork* in„ rna, iollII| Nfm, Seri. .■ staff ; pitcher." the Yank. t.M.k .treat lib. And Y an k sb xpcct To\\ inAl Correspondent |t"tie» with hut - fferings. Babe I^easl Two To Capture Title , NEW YORK. (kt.. 7 E 'H Ruth wa* about the onlj man on - ' » —-----Jrtraight’’ was the battle .-r\ of th- the team who didn't hit t:im. Ituth .,! By Jaek Mil (New York Yankees as they return- went hitles*, aw! r. ther dirappointIntrrnational Nswa Servirr Staff cd home today from Pitt.«bu'gh ed the I'ittslnmri* Fm> who had cx Correspondent' Iwhere thoy rode roughshod over pectetj he would hi. at least one NKW YORK, Oct. 7. Ruck in the Pirates in the two .u-turnr home run. Tin i rentes! kick they big kurg. Three game* hrrr. Prob- Ifairej oi he Wo»ld Seri**. winring out of Ruth was when h<> ab]v w< n'thave to rptum to Pitts- ' the first 5 to 1 and the ••• '-'I'ttu swung mightil'. and missed a third hqrgh. Too bad. Nice town. Good 2. Thir. i* a decidedly a-bi'-m s »trlk- in the first inning and fell baseball clubs have been its trddi- j program for no ciub has it a down when he had a chance to hit 9*00 fnr to rears. I covered th-»i«lcan sweep in th? annual liwbnll in the eighth w.th the bares loadftr*t World Serjc* in Pittsburgh classu .smte the Poston Rinse, won cd. The best th*- great man could 'But this gang isn't of the old four consecutive game, from the do wa. t-> trap to the infield. * Pirates v . Boston in !!K).'I. Philadelphia ntheletirs in r.'I I George Pipgi.i*’ inching wasyfnc ' P-ut this U»27 gang isn’t of tha' 1 r.ei<!cu of four stia.ght .cor- of the highlight* ol the .Series. Thirtnff. The Yank* are iust t. mueh t>d byth0 pirates They a;, due Sturdy Minne t.. iight-hamler hafball team for them. Pittsburgh isto win, and they think they wil'wtn Bed the Pirate* with his last ball laying even money th?tr h me tlM|„y whr„ th,. two clubs t. s,.llK. whi. t had a cha p jump to it. The us'* " h.v hostilities in the Yankee Stalium Pirate. we»e kn *cking up flies all . If their pitchers ennt where upwards of iIuikmi are ex- aflein on. The whole New York t e t t S M* S E .’i n . , i ^ 1“ - > , *« « • lion t rount u« out, «uid Man- must be record "f some kind. Pipager Dome Bu«h. "We - been in k'ra« i« n coning star lie corn^ And yesterday’s game at Forb-s tight sjmts befi re I’ m- got u •piled a recoi l of Kl va t iiies and Field revealed the Pirates, the famous pitching Outfit, committing known pitching cr me. Fil!inr the bases with passes, hitting a batter ami Prclng in n run. let­ ting in a score on a wild pitch, al­ lowing 11 hits— if you can name any more pitching felonier, , you can invent u new game. Technically speaking, the Pirate* played a terrible racket. But *we’l| •rave the details to the experti. From..a atnndpoint of mere spec­ tators’ uneducated nbservntbn. I,,ut n" 5 "ut-s thry; never came through. They ' not enter the didn’t hit, they had no pitchers and ' ^ 'l' Aldridge thry fielded rather sandlnt. j tossed the g; iThere arc two Waner* on the Pi. Jthe fir.*t butt rate team. Too bad there aren’t jicl stages,' I nfie. Having more Waner* than, hit almost us **y. uth»r known club, Pittsburgh opportunely, st II basnt a fourth rmtigh. They, mil,|w 1(; hit ndght trade a few of their pitch-i compared wit era foe Paul s and Lloyd’s sister c,i kv ti„. v „ W l W ld up ,h , „am . | W .. « i‘If 7 c“ n awamped on u dnv i rt«rt one of h that Babe Ruth doesn’t get a hlt.||.,.,. Meadows d a y should call It a season find .i,,. „ „ tln.i ,.r which this ordnr shall be PUblUUM f. r four fon fM U tlvi weaks. Witness V. K. IhJUnLiss. Clerk o ouk .n t j . u a x s v i.ts »»<< toi * , „ I’ KAHt'K. whose plare of iru».< Jrnre t* unknown. . » plaint pio-urlrn: from an affidavit Ih«- «*o In ihi« r»u»r that you. T. V. .. i»e T J u HANDLIN' awl II. I» I •k m CK. an-l raoh of >*>U are reel. of >01 of i state or Country <>th<r p.. >»• the st.it* " f Klori&a; that you The grh if you hlire been ah-dpt TnUit t II.. ;taie nf Florida for a ca«i- i I ,.f noiri* than eixty d^y* Twin P.. F lint your iilitrr* of .residence l> « tmnowii that there I* no p e r - i t o m p , ,|lr si.ilo nf Florida service raid r In •'h»n«,»rjr upon I'uMI* vi nt l lilud you oi rimer of:KI*>rli n.l ;hit II N tfir further be- fl ..« tin* affiant mat you and I* .• j ^irr w r twenty-one N* • • . l ‘t I r .,.1 'ftK ihl« I* command ll-l il 1 \ Itr-nt. I L SANDLIN KL • ■ t. rFAIICK. and rarh ofjrou r* • n.iitv hr and appear before' "I ,„i . ' i i .-uit Cmiri it Sanford. L..I* * ituiH), Florida. All the '111* t A T C H , CLOCK. J .:ywr„W«'^ Wilif Circuit </ourt. aMi the official S-«l thereof, thl* f»th «1»» of .Oct­ ober A. l». 1927. , ______ Shapes irounif i t . V. H. IHJl’CI.ASH. Clerk. • / " LITTLE JEWELER! Ily A. M. WBKKS, U. C IIS HA.Ml'HI, A. H WILKINSON. *'pun-el for Complainant. i;it«A f. > 8rl|« !••.,,'y U P r in c e s * T li .-m . , • • U N IO N E C Z E M A O IN TM ENT V + For treatment of Ring Worm*, Jiggers and any skin «n . Pricu 76c Said Mtd guaranteed by the U N IO N P H A R M A C Y — Phone Is The Last Day Ot The BANKRUPT STOCK SALE OF SEMINOLE FURNITURE C O . Lireot this Bankrupt Stock Marked Down, Fro already Rediculously lowFor The LAST DA OF THIS SALE • DON’T W A IT DO IT NOW , Until lt’s-too:LATE REMEMBER: E.Z Terms Can be arranged on any Purchase <)1)D P IE C E S ON S A L E S P E C IA L FOR SATURDAY Kill B R O O M S Old W a s h stan d s 100 l.arge nitre liruonta good us 4 Refrigerator!* Ivory D ressers Odd T a b le Top A hrantitul dresser, Old l\ory finish, trimmed in hlirk. 'cry good large -Hinging plute kI.ihn mirror. A regular $,**.».00 value. - ** >» .> 2.*> lb. rapacity, gray enamel finish, well built $18.00 Good for living room or porch, worth $17.50. For Saturday Only L ast Day Saturday O nly L a s t D ay $6.95 $13.95 Newberry 3 Door Front leer Odd C hiffoniers . Oak Chiffnmr* nilh 5 draner* llaiulsxml) finished, hcII tmilt ran he refinishrd In nn) color, $15.00 value. 4* * almve, much • * ■* larger 4 t . e, m and 50 III. capacity Stetson 2 Odd T a b le s 2 Round Fiber Tables small sizes, very derorztll good, fur small rooais or porch. Made to acll (or 912.00. Last D a y S a le $4.95 PORCH Lot ot Porch Rockers extra heavy Built Double Cane Seat big Back. Natural finish Varnished, A Beauty Regular 5.00 Value tho footbri„ batkground ville Team I*( erlalr. Of Uni teverbratml with great cheer-. ■'— ■ I The -turting lineup in the hack University of Florida , IReid win ukeiy he captain MiiiGAINBHVII.LR. Oct. 7, (Athletic illeknuff at full; Bowyer AlPquarW. News Bureau) T 'day Florida's , Bishop and Grsdbrrad, hulvc.*, \V. Pighliug Gator.* are on their way Dc Hoff and Stanley will he nt Uw to the Plain* o f Auburn Ala., where wings, with Kirschni-r at renter, tomorrow afternoon they oppose Allen and Heaves, guards, the charges o f Dave Morey In the The following narty nf .’III, in­ to?! Homecoming Day gridiron eluding ‘M playersTaro making the Unltle at A. P. I. Since 1912 Flori : trip to Auburn, Jus Clemons, Joe cU has tried five tlm*« to whin Au- Bryan. Tubby Kirsthner. Dutch b«m , but their efforts were alwav* Stanley, Rovce Goodbrend, Goof jt/>yain. That fact, couoled with it lk-.vy»r, Hill Mlddlekauff. Lloyd beiig Auburn’s Homecoming, Baldwin, CVMl Be<-k. |,<>uis Hum•takes the Usk o f Tom Sebriilf's ftanald D. IJr/f, Dale Vansirklc,’ mAh'doubly hard tum'Trow after- Tommy Owens. Alex Reeve* Ches’. • • ♦*r AIIAn, WHIR, Delfoff. Horse Practically thc entire itu.led ««b o p . Ion Walksr,. Qyde Crabtree, body, more than 1500 men. gave the !,Ulm? •* Smith. Carl Onnge and Blue the greatest sendJohn Hlatton, Charlioff.In the history o f Gator Athlr-Mark GiIdstein. Toni .tAjClasse* were V *nend.d for one p .T,^' . Ju[bn Howu/ (,1 Tom Hour, ami l«d by the fam' us Florida ,, W.r' ‘ n th,’^ ,rn°"P ot plav-ers, with leer trim m ings. W A Y T O AT R I 1 R \ mnt *" ,,’,«minif Weld for n brief "■**••* I U A U D l l IVi,l •workout in gvm clothe*. It followed FOR R I O G P R A P ,••'tern* «»n with the freshmen, am! * vrllr D lVT O A /IV > \ r (the varsity showed up excellently. — — jThe student body, showing it* real Florida ElevenHatiNever Von-,’,plrit ,,n'1 1" the tium, held iiiiiirml iMiilnumnn r..Inw m"o,lriiua pep meeting on the fia in s. f:cl,j. For Saturday L ast D a y $3.95 Customer 19c. that had the whole Pirate staff n _ y h,nw 10 thc 1 irntc"- ** ke (JdnaPise. Ami Pennock and u few k •. i l Wednesday night. In In* tK O'* PMls are still biting thc c -J place John Slatt-n. sophomore, will mnu out of the dugout to get at go, keeping the party intact at the invader*. But Bush hns blown plnyors. pin**, though out of Jus premier area. All hut thc onnsJseH-.pl last year, ha* much natural that wear gla*-es. They may Us;ability, and he n-turnod this fall in some turn manlir power In th- splendid eomjltlon. He wn* -laU-d » , Icn,*cs. Pituhurgh need* some nn-,„p,.tl „ Ka|„„ Auburn nt one or tlnrtaturnl aid.. ' In. kies. It now likely that Ju • / I A r P /^ r k d A D T I A \ 1 ' */r^ l,n nn,l Donald De Hoff wil’ I luiitHtnen, any $ 1.00 broom For Saturday Oct. 8th. O ne To A sfr ■*» RUMed as straw, good aelling price $11.00 talk to each other nr something. None of that Yank pep, solidarity op organization, reciprocal brother- ■ haod. The Pirutra look so forlorn j a oj desolate, each by himself Their i fans razz then! when they’re j out for the world title. Bush gets, boo'd. The forty-anil some thou*- ’ atrt were pulling for Ruth to rrown* it*jo Bayt'n. Tenn.. when he cnmel u p -with thri-e on bases. New York, 15?hard-boiled, cold-hlomU d Jbr < you'll never see u New York mob [ set earning for the opposition. N’ev- (»AT0RS ARE ON gi«n! quality Tickets O btainable A t Cham ber O f C om ­ merce, DeLand Flor- A L L N E W G O O D S -S A T U R D A DeLand •313 E ast First St. i L A T E S T .M O O E S F O R F A I X S E A S O N i 5— V A U D E V IL L E ; A C T S — 5 B R O C K H A H N ’S R. A N D L . H . O R C H E S T R A m? n , , Saka.lVJgii �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 8, 1927, Sanford Herald BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A DYNAMIC PRAYER:—Shaw os ,Thy merry, (1 U ni. and grant us -Thy Miration. Fsalm &&: <. f . ? £ A Y E R :~ 0 Lord God, let my prayer come before Thee, incline R Thin* ear unto my cry* HOUSES A house is but the shell Aa Is the clay Where b l the soul mutt dwell. And day by day It ac*a, Millet and weept wjth tbow it keeps. T’u» not tbe chain and thing* Friends call to tee. Love to the tpirit clings. Fair though it be, M#t never swing the gate Of.thoM* Uury hate. N ot So Much B etter RIGGERS DAIRY FAR]g! Phone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Cr.t> Batter Milk Milk for Babies As Brisbane Sees It Strange things are happening in Mexico A president Tkfa Is San Francisco. does not choose to run again. We de not blame him. The Everythin* Gro«SL lives o f Mexican presidents usually are not tong. Hut this An ll.OOy Barret Writ C a p ?r ig h t I*TT hr Star Ca. one while himself withdrawing is not entirely content to al­ low the people to select his successor. He announces the administration's candidates for office,- and suppresses by a- Is written in San Francisco, the western irate to fhe United States. generous u*0 o f bullets any other-candidacies. Commenting on the difference between elections in this If you ate fortunate, John Mcl^trc-tj, superintend.nt of parks for -10 country and those of our neighbor, the Miami Herald has years, now 80 years oW, will show yuu .San Francisco's park system, this to s a y : , ., . . “ Preliminary cam paigns for the presidency o f two finest in the wurld, 11'park* in «1L American countries are being waged at present, hut the FRANCISCO has a hap­ methods are quite different. In Mexico the ruling powers pySAM combination. The president *f are using bullets to suppress rivals against the choice of the it* park commission is Herbert administration. Opposition candidates are termed rebels, FleifcihhacVer, a banker who knows and make their appeal by loaded policies, personalities and how to Ret money for parks, and politics: If they lose, their finish is written before a firing McLaren 4 Scotchman, who knows how to spend it efficiently. squad. They don't run a second time. Golden Gate and uintoln Park, “ In the United Slates the campaign is just as exciting, two of the -l 1, could not be repro­ more prolonged and not as fatal. The administration wishes duced anywhere else on earth. to withdraw, has no apparent candidate, but there are ample Lincoln park, on a beautiful hill, on rivals in the field, both Republican Democrats. They the southern sid? of the Golden Gate. overlooks magnificent San may nominate through clever political maneuverings, the Francisco bay on one side, and on swapping o f delegates ami utilization o f influences. The the other me Pacific, stretching candidiates will appeal to the people, and they will choose. toward A.s.a. Thin state and city The loser will peacefully abide by the result. The country offer opportunity to the whole world, and information on how to will go right on with its business. That’s the contrast be­ niak- human beings comfortable tween Mexico and United States. That helps to explain why and prosperous. Here, everything grows, fish in one progresses and the other does not.’’ We wonder if the difference in elections in these two the sea, <n-ps on the-land, valtua real estate, height of skyscrap­ countries is quite as vast as the; Miami paper would have you in ing buildings, d e p o s its in banks, believe. ~\Ve wonder if it is not true that even in our own value of bunk stocks, and newspap­ country, arms are not sometimes resorted too. W e wonder er circulation. if the Miami paper has forgotten, for instance, the elections held in Heerin, Illinois. ' And even were that not so, thul political opponents , sometimes shoot each other here, we wonder if our more generally employed methods are so awfully much more j praiseworthy. It would 'seem that when elections are bought, us they frequently are. a resort to arms might not i even be excusable. We wonder if tin* Miami paper has for­ gotten the recent probes into campaign contributions. Elton i. Monghton Architect First Nat’L Bank Bldg Sanford, Fla. Loch Arbor Prices • M e e t T o d a y ’ s D em a m Prices in L o c h . Arbor meet the existing con* ditions o f today— one pays for merit in thin deelopmenl but todays prices will be found nstounishingly (owl Have you V inquired? 3PUBL1C San fori A Colorful Political Figure In the recent death of Samuel Lewis Shank. Indian- ,.PM' , r,*" p“ t !" ,,KlL amount **f apolis has lost one of its most picturesque iiolitical figures. ,'^ilTtiim",?r' .Ji.wio/ r,a< r* a He bed a varied career beginning ns a farm boy and becoming in succession a clog dancer, vaudeville trouper and J. A. c a l l a h a n . t iik F.xamtwice Mayor of the Indiunu capital. He was a yeast manager. tell* you man for awhile and later became ward boss from which he T " r J iiii r*1 pui,,IIcircu* Hi6pp€fl into the office o f mayor. W. R'9 ion and trrandson of “ tho* r "L ew ” Shank as he was known to thousands o f his Ge’ifnrniii »eni>t<ir,” i« president <-f constituents was first elected mayor of Indianoplis in 1910. ‘ J’.' now. and he has twin*. When Mvrr ■ ‘ora wiU be The uVU* spread. He became nationally known in the following year by hawk- (i hat *’ ranfi*f,° b<? wh,,n When ita la«t t a lk we see ing potatoes, geese, onions, eggs, tomatoes nnd cheese from _____ lhat houM la dead. steps o f the city hall in an e ffo r t to break a tru st o f ComTHE [,KOI\LJ> HERE are chi*?r*. Back to IU twinging door, mission merchants. Shank left the o ffic e abruptly, resign - ho. f«v k«,mI reasons. Mr. - Kingi ing as he had prom ised he would if he failed to break a street I'.T'i r o d e n t ,,f x,an,[«rd Oli i f carm en ......... e „ , hi, demand, Ulld he left the office in a huff. lands in Texas, They brought in a Shank entered vaudeville again and occasionally did ' R there yesterday. producing 11 And tnere are door* which yearn some auctioneering until 1920 when he again sought the t,<>0 ,inrre,s « day a mile from nnFar an absent one’* return. ,mayorship and after a hitter campaign emerged triumphant. * if#WrAi i E £ r the home remain* j He later sought the Governorship against Ed Jackson but !<h aP. worth only nU a L r‘An outward sign O f all li/a'a Joys and pains. Through Tain and shine. With us 'twill laugh and algh (/lb * old and weak, and die. By EDGAR A. GUE8T (defeat. Just before his death he made his last public uppe lance,as a witness in the trial of Mayor John L. Duvall. Shank’s pecularities and eccentricities brought him [large following. He was gawky, homely and rotund a Nobody can say Georgs Pipgras imade a widespread appeal by his democratic spirit, Wl the people o f Indianapolis will remember chiefly about h has got the pip. however, was the fact that he prided himself on beiny .Why did Jimmy Walksr rare if ‘friend o f the poor people.” P lum bin g — H eatin g Select Building Materials “ Service You’ll Appreciate" JAM ES A . SAN D S With Care Only the test of lime can tell you about construe* lion materials— our years o f service qualify us to assist you in making your selections and our reputa­ tion of faithfulness is your guarantee. S T A T E A N D COUNTY LICENSES N O W D U E. The l.innsr Law. of Florida provide that “ No person, firm or corporation shall engagi* in or.tnanagp any buninc**, profession Mione 797 or occupation - unless n State and County License shall have been procured from the Tax Collector of the f’ounty." Licenses became due October 1st, those concerned pldase note Bottle*! BOTTLES! and call at* Court House for License. BOTTLES! From a baby bottle up to a ten gallon jug. Rear of h v w u shadowed in Europe? What uid h« want to do? * TH E GOVERNOR AN D T A M M A N Y *As we get it, the trouble with THE REPUBLICAN PARTY o ! Pittsburg is that Fa and Ma Wan* NEW YORK I1KRAI.I) TRIBUNE December will select a convention * erb a d only two sons. city fur 1928. It ought to select H / >1 ' »• Considering lhat Mr. Roosevelt .. _________ ____ ______ VMC San Francisco, bring the intellecTha Yankees are, about to cap* disclaimed intention of at­ truth impossible to discover ? \tu“ * <kkgaUs out here ond give tofs tb« First# ship and carry tacking Governor Smith’s character Why dues he rank as the GreatSpc* chance to see their own away tha places of sight. nder among American Governor*, ™untry, coming and going by dif. and expressly conceded his personal increasnig the cost of hi* states l*erent route*, Mr. Hooker INSISTS he will integrity, there is a certain humor government liy leap* and bounds, * Delegates from New York would continue to publish. “ Msthinks be In the efforts of the Smith press to the great happiness of those who I*' especially interested, for the,doth—," oh, well what’s tha usa. by headline and innuendo, to convey prosper by public contracts and |’v,,uld see in San Francisco and the impression that the Hepulbican jobs? ........ Oakland u greater New York of h . trouble about burying th* assault reflected upon the Governor No temperate observer can deny the future. San Francisco and Oakhsufhet la you navsr can tall when personally. The truth is that these the facts as to these crucial tests l!,nd will reproduce on a bigger itHs going to ba burled In your organs of the Governor's candidacy of Governor Smith's policy. No cunsome day, Manhattan and are extremely sensitive about the did friend of his can suggest nny Brooklyn. Governor's Tammany affiliations. rational explanation of them except Already, within a 30-mi!e radius, IF. Higgins admits tha fisld is They realised that it will be by far his greatest handicap in the 1928 largs snough for two dailks— trust i i is largo enough for campaign. They would separate him aa completely as possible as the greatest population center on from Fourteenth Street. They would the Tacific coast. most dangerous knowledge assimilate, aa far aa po**ible,Alfred Californians have a high opinion, I E. Smith to the category of SanDo-d Is <haif knowledge. —Timea-Union. J. Tilden or Grover Cleveland. each of his own city or town, and 1 Ygh, 'Drink deep or taste not tho In this effort they face a difficult ..H of their state. But not one of Fimnan spring." them imagines even faintly whut task, and it is scarely to be won­ this state is to he. They are lot dered at that they become slightly near the picture, be Ruth hit tha tin t circuit hysterical in their efforts. The rec­ of tbe series yeitarday. But ord of Governor Smith a* u loyal isn't news. It's news when member and supporter of Tammany SAN FRANCISCO AND Oak- I doesn’t knock a homo run. land, on either side of the bay, but! Hall Is as unmistakable as is the united by bridge* aad tunnels will anti-Tammany record of the other \ lt«fla Pirate pitchers are not school of New York Democrat* why have a population rar greater and ring to ba so much after all. did Governor Smith help postpone richer than that of New York tnw#‘d been Baba Ruth ws’d tha use of voting machines in New I day. eked a homo run too—that la York City? Why did he support Already through the Giannlnl f could. .toothers, California has built up n Mayor Hylan in the mayoralty bank with close to a billion dol­ through sevan long year* of in­ lars. was not boosting aviation competence Why did he belittle the GainasvilU Sun strange* the milk charges and asqutenre in A few years ago the father of ! lor ad that ail saven aviators tho Giannim boys started hi* lit* r Tossed the Atlantic lived to tie hank in the Italian quarter. * calling it the Bank of July, for the i KEEP ON convenience of --------Italian--------growfruit I MIAMI IIEUAI.1I Ut MUdkkauff has been ers. That bank show* how thing* j pptaln of thk year’s FlorhaJI team. Bill comes from and hie eketion will prove ITALY HAS NEARLY forty in this section. million inhabitants. This state, much bigrer than Italy. Infinitely iyor Ilou*holder is going to mure fertile, will have forty million lenvUle to help welcome Lindinhabitants, and twice that number. I l to Florida. Bring him back Who can tell what the United rnford With you, Judge, so States will be when its various use folks can gat a look at alKfea exceed In population, pros­ perity and nower, great individual nations in Europe. That is coming. Brisbane paid what ha Men run Into debt buying fine k k s compliment to clothing for th*»r wives, sav* a dgs in his column yester* pastor. Yes, and bow fina it is! ■old that Mrs. Coolidg* _ # ill ta ke one year older A New York financier is g* ing to IU tvesty-two years ago. build a hotel In which onlv miL CaaUdge, Brisbane ad. iknalraa can find accomodations. k look aider. And it Ha a far behind the limes. t * 9 *0” * i«* g n y There weiv onlv 75 divorres to evenr 100 marriages in Russia during , the find five months of ‘ his year. But tha Russians haven’t taken, up bridge y.L Tux Collector Seminole Counly, S. SOMAN 312 Sanford Ave. First National Bank “The Bank of Servica” Make This BANK the Center of Usefulness First/ K qband CAftVOM l T1, Pro,>ab,7 the most rt“ Wkable molor trip pver accom­ plished in Arixona waj recently made by a Dodge Brothers roaditer. The route was from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon and back, a dis­ tance of 549 miles over desert and mountain roads. The average speed or the whole trip was 44 miles per hour. The car was powered with Dodge Brothers new four cylinder motor, recently announced by the company ** tbe .mo1* outstanding and imant improvement ia its line ol cylinder motor cars since the Every Member of this Organization \ Endeavors Through Intensive Co-operative Banking Service to be Helpful to this Community. We Invite * You to Ctr.ic in nnd set Better Acquainted » “ * _ • .. E u ioT?V, e -r?ro,her* caf »»• built « 1*14. The run was made to demonstrate the remarkable ability h f-ihC Be7 _ nVstor *0 negotiate at mgn speed Aruona a mountain and desert highways. ioorney the madman »P««d of the car on level roads was ,h0OUf W milts was run ^inr 19 jq |tt M IL L E R 0 . P H IL L IP S Elm Ave. atlStK Street IN C and FucUHfea �— — i'll I'M ? S E P **^ m ___ ** - SanfordBaptists Seek Contest With Florida Churches e Freshmen >fflce Telephone .148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J • Social j, i- "MV 'I f ‘ ‘W .flli f H B SAMFORtl'HtEK’A t n . SATUlfoAT. P C t t f t B t 8, 1927^ s'Stair Has iP'it£frr*t MB IT KNOWN Ihal X IjArfgilo inisiort. WUa ». Ints '•I'smiaiey. rl«.. i . e Lead liilj evcslt. bolUiniPi sit*-good srl (•Wntdl-Chrlsenbarry l-rlon At Miland' c l the Inh‘ account* ow ln r I TaiaMSWi say of l*pl«Mt k. cH R isnftr A ;'ri* fortune mint ion that the „ j b , op* °LSthe. a W^mpais ^ is playing the. kinlchurch challenge the other Ilaptist churches Florida to a tea­ in r 't'etnhtiac rol© in ‘“ Good -a * -M cher and officer**' training effort, GoU«'< Fox Films latest release: j M l will 'be the presented by the o f­ Dock Jones in .a dramas ficer* and, teachers council to the of-.* W estern mixing district. The; members af the Baptist Church o f Wain pas is an organization of the I Sanford tomorrow* morning. Western Association o f Motion; The* challenge provided the Pteture Advertisers. .* Each year! churches o f the state bf»-divided In­ they select the best-of 4h# young 1 to groups according to the mem­ •actresses an their baby stars for, bership o f the 'Sdmlay Schrols: The next year. 1This Is recognition period of training wouid-nn-er six which carries the stamj) o f higftmonth*, 1 V •merit. The honor In Miss Lee’s' TODAY Thcrb are 100,OOfr Baptists in the case , U. especially fitting, because state and more then 85,000 nr© en-N she worked her own way through* ‘ COO'tt *AS 0 0 1 .0 7 .; rolled in Stindny ScSy>K There are 744 suiiday Schools. iNch school the Bast High School in Mlnmf-, apoHs and through her lin t year Buck Jones in a stirring would'ba given the option uf enterAf the ............... University. of the pthlns. *> a ! ing the contest. ’ ’Goad as Gold,’* which is to tie The officers nfid superintendents showtT today at the Milane Thea­ • Y . . , CbWcdy ’ Y of the Sanford Baptist Church be­ ter, is a colorful story* of WestT1MB MAMA4*.,, lieve the modem* Sunday School cm arivrnture taken against the movement has untold possibilities. v ^ o r tlig h t nigged background of They rccoghize the fact well trained ‘T. ING Eli ,VN‘ D GENJUS” -,. C*nJon ©t Colorado. •ami capable teachers are1accessary for lasting’ 'Work. John 'Jihldtts, Bm m superintendent! will head the o f­ M ONDAY ficers <ji tha local chufeh In the “TUB BIG PARADE” work o f tm iqin^to takft’ pktce thiring the fill nnd whiter mmitM. The [The great^t plc^iiie of^al effort* of the loeni house of wor­ Dp steadily watched with ship will be L A T E S T K A S H IO N C R E A T IO N S A R E S H OiW N^* j ATT B A U M E L 'S R E V I E W Fashion, like ftQdas has touched finished at the waistline witH n everything with gold this season,'parrow string belt held in place according >rding to the new couts and .with « large pearl buckle. The a mdisplayed i n i — 1 *"*~ " -----------*— “Eton * frocks Friday evening jacket was outlined with in livinz models by the Baumel pointed scallops, open in the front, MONDAY jtlve Board of the Presby- speciality Shop at the Milane revealing a blouse of pin-tucked The collar and [ Auxiliary drill meet at 3 Theatre. A largo and apprecia­ flesh georgette. tive audience witnessed the an­ cuffs were also of flesh georgette at the Church, Completing the costume wns a ness meeting of the Auxil- nual.review. Many of the smartest -frocks the Presbyterian Church at . . . ; ‘‘ Uindy" helmet model .of imported were embroidered in gokl, a bright black felt, with slniplt> rhinestone Ik at the church. tinsel gold that lightens a whole trimming. Flower Day'' will be 3bdress. Gold lame models, combin­ One o f the handsomest gowns j t 10 o’clock at the Junior fhool. The public Is invited. ed with rich velvet were particular­ displayed was a Paris evening ly striking. gown, worn by Miss Marcia Pat­ [ ntes Guild will meet at 4 The rhir.e3tone nhoulder orna­ terson, whose lovely blonde color­ it the new Parish House |rs. Benjamin WhltneF Jr., ment, repeated at the girdle,* spar­ ing was especially suited for a The bodice I ts. Raymond Phillips as kles on black satin frocks. Satin gown of thi3 kind. S O T ® ;* incidentiy is cleverly combined wit* was n-.nije of white chiffon, entire­ velvet and georgette. ly covered with .seguin and bead % a v .v . lOrgan Club will meet at The indefinite, uneven silhouette embroideries. It was embroidered Rock at the home of Mrs. of in motifs of rose colored beaded _ Hawkins On Park Avenue distinguished the marjority frs. Hawkins and Mrs. Mor- dresses. Uneven necklines, irregul­ roses nnd leaves, softly blending ar hems and strnight lines that into the waistline, which was em­ #n as hostesses, flare unexpectedly at the knee broidered in black seguin motifs. le Raffo Girls of the Meth- definitely date the Autumn styles. The skirt, which, wnx cut with cir­ [Cburch will meet at the In spite of the youthful blues, reds, cular effect was made of transpar­ ihterest by-. annex at 7;30 o’clock with and golden browns in which they ent black velvet, tW state. ./ ;. ; y P V jy A novel toucli Sthel THlis and Mias Mattie are developed these dresses main­ was the sash of peach and green — Y a . ’X O t S v M ipman:as hostesses. tain a conservative smartness. French crepe chiffon. _________ Love F or Girl C auses TUESDAY Coats, it appears, are 'designed An afternoon or catling frock Y o u th To- K ill A. will meet at 3:30 o’clock on two principals, slenderizing line worn by Miss Patterson was of youthful dash. -Latig-haired monkey skin satin, with bodice Old Masonic Hall over the it. This Is the first meeting of said to be vary flattering to having the diagonal .. neckline ami JOtWtjON’ ^lVY; Tcnji., Oct. 8 111 And. all members are urged and features, are used with shoulder orament o f self material — (INS)— “ I love y6u. From tho Im I . P. : 1-. i . . i c ■ fcenii ish hand. __ , boy you told to go tti helL!” tube fringe. The skirt was made mders Class of the PresbyThis was the death note found that o f self material fringe which (ex­ The long shawl collar Church will meet at, 7:30 to! the left and ends in a rippling tended from the waist to the hem­ on the decomposed remains of at the-church.* for the:rregu- flare,' is new. Likewise the “ geom- line. The tight,hiplinc was'orna­ Howard Taft Hardin, 17, of Elizaj **tt ** ** inthly social meeting J* * * * i * * « • • * • • * * • bethton, Tenn., whose body wns tric silhouette,” achieved by square mented with a-bow and sash of • • • • s * • « > • a s s * * * st meeting of the Social De- cut backs nnd slim, straight lines, self material. The hat woln with i Krerhmen at the University ot» Oklultomia have passed at Jeas{ one found by hunters near Whltesburg, ent of the Woman’s Club at marks an innovation. this model was a draped coronet ! Examination this year— their tirde for'beanty seems to Krade about Ky., Into yesterday. It wan address­ jock the Club bouse. • 100 per cent, f They chose Miss Jfinrguerlio Croy (above) of ed to a young girl cf Elizabethton. Blacks and browns predominated effect of monkey skin French felt. The youth had been dead for ” WEDNESDAY . ’ Drumrlghf, Ok|a., a* class queen. , in the collection, which was re­ Mrs. Walter Newton Bennett, a about n week, physicians*said. A markably large, although a few teruture Department of the perfect brunette with brilliant col­ =i= ptf-tol under his body indicated sui­ lanTClub will hold first meet- stunlng grays and n new soft oring, was stunning in a black af­ cide. Ilnrdin, left his home two If the fall seasop at 3 o’clock, shade called “ Moortitght Blue” were ternoon gown of Elizabeth crepe. afternoon affairs was tho frock of weeks ago filter a k m H 'qfian vl in evidence. ‘ THURSDAY Thu full skirt was elaborately em­ dark blue Elizabeth crcpo worn by A t The C hurches with his sweetheart. urnrnar' School Paront-TeachTheso models were shown to ad­ broidered in fan shaped designs of Irs. Iluley. Tho waist had rows ■V. Lssociatlon will meet at 3:30 vantage by a number of Sanford gold tinsel and handsome motif* of metallic thread embroideries HOLY CROSS CHURCH • M in iste r’ s Condition |k. All mothers and friends of society buds, debutantes and mat­ o f large rose motifs. .The waist running horizontaly. The skirt was j Seventh Sunday after Trinity'. of that school ate urged to rons, including Miss Marcia Pat­ was finished by the neckline and of two rows of matching fringe R em a in s V ery Serious V ™ '™ . terson, Miss Helen Marentcttc, one the sleeves with matching mo­ t o p M ” f” h m c u Z threnrt,. l l f r -Miss Anna Moss, Miss Lucille tifs of ruse and gold. A large pic­ ng Prayer ami Sermon 11: Tiw oenditiun of R«+. H H. Boli, Mis Ruth Penrman, Miss ture bat of black velvet added angular designed gold lace* trim­ /^Visitors cordially welcomed. Sturgis, age H4, snpcnmuuted iO L D E N R O D Margaret Cowan, Mrs. Walter much to the attractiveness of this mings. Baptist itist minister of SanfenI, who All kinds of juvenile models of Newton Bennet, Ms. Ethel Dulcy costume. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH wits injured by a fall *a week ago Church Social at theYon** and Mrs. J. A. Mined. A gorgeous evening1gown worn jersey, chiffon und prints (together Sunday School U;30 A. M. Church was a very tintorMiss Helen ’Marentette, a strik­ by Mrs. Bennett was most unusual with huts and coats to match were d Morning worship and sermon It in still sneb-as to cause coftcern. Rev.-Sturgis'Is able'to' leaf* his one. At the close of the ing blonde type, was regal in a in outline and trimming. The wide displayed by Louise Wheeler, Wan­ A. M. . home, hut his* injury is very pain­ na White, Sally Fletchcrj i Karin ss session an informnl pro- smart fall coat of monkey skin circiilnr skirt was had painted (pubjcct, “ The Qnly Lifo Worth ful nnd may prove sorldtM.' af mu^ie, readings anil stor- needlepoint, with side drape c{- whiqh shaded from a pink into Wheeler, Julian J. Baumel nnd tile.” The minister wns working in orchid and then into the deeper Billy Dout. is enjoyed, followed oung People’s Unions 0:15 diagonal small luck* Y t , the the yard in the rear of his hmne fn addition to the presentation of nerrfriof cake and. J| Cyening Service .7:30 -rj. i -j 'side. The Jlong1 riiajrl collir of tunua of violet and purple, with ernmn subject, As Fuir a Sight at 12(1 Park Avenue1'Saturday or i /adits o I the Iqcal W jjM Jul mating fox fqri was-caught at the pastel tinted flowers of sequins the newest authentic styleit for the last week when-he stumbled Add business meeting. Rev. waistline at,the side with a large interspersed with touches of green. fall and winter was a clever and Eai;th Bn" Ever Seen. fell. He lay on the -ground fdr moat enjoyable program which in­ The 1027-2H Board. < f Deacons as recalled, as pastor for .buckle. The sleeves wjqre uppmal l* fP Bennett was especially ndI be presented to ’the audience several minutes before ‘ he was ming year. It was alsovot-| with cuffs also o f fox fur. With nnred in a dinner creation of cluded songs, bnnjo numbers, black able to rise and then did so only the morning hour of worship, continue the Sunday, School I this Mis*- Marentette fore n cHhr, ppricut und green chiffon metnllic fnce,d comedian nnd other-features, he 1027-23 Board of,[Trustees yrith assistance. He did not cry ning with^ pet, 2,_ Mr, Me- fitting model of niaching felt, with cloth made with long strnight tine assisted by the Milane Theatre or­ 1 bo presented’ to lhe audience otit when hF relr* His grandson )aru of Winter Park, was the populdr upturned flare and bodice. The skirt was formed of chestra lit charge of George Bnwkcame into the ynnlianUi found bis hahn. The entertainment feature the evening service, ed and accepted the office of embroidered'In deeper tones. two ruffles of chiffon velvet drap­ ednesdnv evening 7:30 prayer grandfather lying Injured. trintondent for tho - ensuing Another model shown to advan­ ed to the side and caught with a was directed by Mrs. Dollison of tho Sanford Music Shop. The pro­ meeting nnd Church Family Hour, The organization to be tage by Miss Marentette was n rhinestone buckle, he male quartet will sing at the Sunday Oct. 2 at two-thirty stunning gown af cocktail satin in A striking sports model was gram covered bnnjo selections by B odies O f Slain M en Idnesday evening service. W. R. Connelly, “ Blackface Delin­ tie aftemdon.. the ew shade of green, a two-piece worn Icy Miss Ann Moss, who niodeator” by Walter (Red) Barber; Found In Cleveland [lurch SeMees for Sunday Oct. model with separate coat. The full eled^the latest creations for miss­ ,, ’ ALL SOULS skirt was finished in a sunburst es. This frock was of black,ami trombone solos by W. B. Jochman, Eighteenth Sunday nfter Pent CLEVELAND, Oct. f? — (INS) — eacfling Service at 3:30 i*. ■M. pleat In front, while the bodice was whit© checked wool blouse, with popular melodics by Dick Holtz- ,M u*k, H:()() A. M. claw nnd the ever popular i3. S. The bodies o*f two men, who had U. E. ReiJ pastor. 1 ' straight, lined with elaborate env- plain black/ satin skirts with the Children Communion Sunday. been tied- hand and foot, arid shot Jidnay Schoil at 2:30 P. M. Mr. brolderics o f gold. The coat was kick pleat. A Beret of black vel­ Baumel as entertain^- do. luxe. Tho,yihoes worn by the rnoilels In to death, wore found early today in |E. MacCanon of W’ lnter Park draped close to the hips and was vet was tfimmed with a rhinestone .FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH this revue were selected and fur­ an east side^park. ’ printendent. finished with a soft girdle nnd pin. Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave. The men apparently Italians, are he W. M. U. will hold its sash that tied lit the front with Elaborately embroidered in gold nished by the Lloyd Shoe Company. Church School 0:45 A. M. (thly meeting at the home of long ends finished in gold’-'fringo. /breads was the black chiffon The Kurpcn and Herkey-Gay fur­ -Worship nnd communion 11 A. M. believed to have been1victims of a bootleg feud. The bodies were rid­ M. J. Colliculi, Tuesday Oct. Her hat was a becoming model of dinnar dress displayed by Mis* niture used in the stage was kindly . Sermon; Whnt is conversion?. dled by bulletii and police are of |t 2:30'P. 6L Mrs. H. C. Parker green felt to match. Moss. The trimming' urranged in loaned hy Smith’ Brothers ’ Furni­ Christian Endeavor 0:30 P.M. the opinion that the two men Were A general favorite with her horizontal lines. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. preside at this meeting, Gold metallic ture Company. ‘‘taken for a ride,” 1kkfed. and‘then audience was Misa Margaret CowSermon; Cistern or Fountain. fringe formed with skirt. the business meeting held at INTERNATIONAL BIBLE You are cordially invited to wor­ thrown from nn automobile. Ihome of Mrs. Brown, Tuesday un, a bewitching pctit«« brunette* The junior models were except­ STUDENTS ASSOCIATION who was adorable in a French im­ ship with us. ionally lovely and were displayed Itnoon of last.week, the followPOPULAR RADIO SINGER lofficers were elected: Mrs. M. ported evening gown af Canton hy Misses Lucile Bolx nnd Mis# Meets in Citv Hall, N°riK Patk( FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST .! Jade-green Elizabeth Crepe, with Ruth Pearman. Miss Boltz, a tall dIUcuUj, president, Mrs. If. C. Averihe, ns follows: JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. U - SCIENTIST Iter, vice president, Mrs. Eld- straight bodice hand-painted in graceful brunette, wore a monkay ,lt;00 A. M.— United Adult and Christ)un Science -aarvices are (IN 8 )— Mr*. R. EX Johnston of the deeper blending shades of the skin,crepe sports frock with un­ president o f the Social SerJunior study of International Sun- held vvery Sunday morn/ng in the this city was selected as tha most work, Mrs, Geo. Parker,. Sect. deeper greens, outlined with gold usual Bulgarian embroidered col­ ’dav School Lessen. singer in Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue near popular woman radio Treas. The following mem- threads and crystal beids. Tha lar cuffs and pocket, tly: novel fea­ 7:30 P. M. — Adult Bible study Third Strecn at tl o ’clock; Sunday. Florida oO.a voto'b*sis p| |t) per full akitt, which made J perfect ture was the two-winged cape ef­ in The Wutrh Tower. ^ ’ School at 10 o’clock. Subject for ofnt. judges decls|9n and 0p , per were added to the society at Y«m aru freely invited. No c.-dlec­ tomorrow, “ Are Sjn Dizcasu and cent audience, according to returns time. Mrs. Selby, Misa Mar- circle was handsomely| trimmed fect at the hack. Her close fitting [Dowen, Mrs. McKee and Miss with large diamond nhaijcd motifs helmet felt hat had the flare nnd tion*. at tha radio stativo. here today. Donth Real." of deeper tones of'greeh and em­ simple trimmidgs also of felt. »r». ..edneiday evening services W For afternoon Miss Uolz had a DIGGERS BEGINS*NEW PLAN phasized with gold and crystal which Include testimonies of Chris following report for the year bends.Each motif was centered in black satin frock made with bas­ tlan Science healing Arc also held was given. Number of mem- a large.suge green velvet rose with que and very full circular skirt. A Establishment of a weekly pay­ in the Woman’s Club at 7 o'clock. '■fr . i seven, no. of meetings twelve, stamens o f crystal beads. At one clever treatment o f new metallic ment system tor his patrons, has This Church maintains a free on hand beginning year side was a large Frenchy bow of trimmings was placed at the neck­ hcen announced by E. W. Riggers Reading Room,517 First National 90 Gen. collections $21.HO green velvet. line and sleeves. Miss Bolz wore local dairyman, ns becoming ef­ Bank Building, were the Bible and A funt of funds collected for poor, A much ndmired street frock of with this a small black velvet chap­ fective October 10. “ Present busi-( nil authorized Christian 'Science b^0 Total $104.20. black satin was worn by Miss Cow­ eau with the short veil and metal nee* conditions In Sanford together literature may be rend, borrowed or |id out to missions in China and an. It was fashioned in two-piece lie lace trimmings. with the fact that feed purchases' purchased.. Open Wednesday and missions $22.00., For local effect. Miss Ruth Paarman’s blonde are cash, are assigned by Mr. Big- Saturdays from 3 to 5 P. M. The full skirt had the # ___ i L . . M M f t $3.00. To the poor $155.50 small box pleats at the front and beauty was* further cnchanced by gers as reasons'for tho change. *•$J• All" ure Welcome to attend thq ______ on hands $13.70. The socan afternoon costume of black sat­ realtor^ M ~ Sigler expects to has almost doubled ip,pumber in. The full skirt had numerous ing the last two months and leavo soon for California. tabs of black grogran ribbon fin­ * Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Mathers tl ^ ch greater service Is hoped to ished with tiny Valencia blue felt and son, Colon of Convoe were flowers and nail heads. The neck­ ‘ The F rieiid ly D r u g Store” L A N E Y ’S accomplished by the society guests of Mrs. Laura Mathers and line was smart- with Valencia blue ing the coming* year. son, Drudy, Friday afternoon of georgette “ties which extended to SE, First StPrestypjptiopi F ilial promptly ’ lean up day for the Community last week. the waist and was also ornamented irch and grounda, will be held Mr. Drady Mathers, ia greatly Sanford And Accurately '»y afteroon at four o'clock. improving at this time, and the with nail heads and felt flowers A girlish poke-shaped black vel-’ |ry one in the Community ii hope is entertained by his physi­ — r t° ssaist. A picnic supper cian and family that an operation vet afternoon hat was faced with x ------- + ± - £ - ^ Valencia blue and had as Us only be served on the grounds by may be avoided.trimmings a bit o f blue luce. lies. i J' ’ r — Mrs. Allen Gordiner returned Slender in effect were tho mat­ end Mrs. D. Dreveny, who Saturday from a four months visit * YI rons models worn by Mrs. J. A been in Cleveland for the With relative* in Cleveland. She Minell, oh# was o f smoke gray two months returned Monday, was accompanied by her little repe satin, made 'In two piece r b y . their deughter, daughter Alice, who shows marked effect. Theirftcular skirt had the ■Mildred, who will be a mem- Improvement physically from the|‘ |tic!c pieat front, whHe the bodice S ifts i t o W on o u r new •* the Junior High School of summer spent in the North. Jewelor * * ! of white cree was embroidered in e a s y p a y m e n t plan. wis winter. They report a 'M r , Alien Gardiner,’ o f the Post roue and y threads. At the left visit and delightful mot- Office force o f Sanford la e n j o y - w par/iling, brilliant r 05 shopping ’ day* be­ home. g his vacation doubly now, that buckle, m aize gray velour i k e , fore Christmas, — Mr*. Curl Mothers'and family hava returned. 7ST hat ith this model, •pent Sunday afternoon Mr. und Mrs. R. L. Crown, Mr. Of b; n crepe was anothpr f + lo Beach. * --“V and Mrs. Geo. Parker, Mr. and of tern i worn by Mr*. Min•®d Mrs. Edwin Humphery Mrs. G. 8. Brown, Mias Waters and ell. •Y L the neW- yoke effect *>nl were dinner guests of Miss Bartow attended the Union- which to a point at tho ’ Mr*, w, j , Comcult Sun- Church Service at* the Baptist waist fashioned of peach Yl Mr. and Mr*. Clark Church in Oviedo Sunday availing, thiffop; circular skirt *liad < , ... Mr. and Mrs. Otis riends here o f M rs.'A. M clusters Of cut at^l buttons aq Winter Park were also .1, will be som f to know that fart N 'U ’ -M It Mrs. alarming ill In a hospital in cl Duley, a tall, handa rall®r*OCQUpOt some bi ; WM-lovely In a oarw«. » IIoyt Morgan o f ' Cleveland. jwn velvet coi , ei* dinner guests o f Mr.L Mrs. Hodden was culling on C. Smith., Sunday |Mr*. McKee Friday afternoon. r which "a at, the Mother# L Mesars Jewi and A driatic en- fin: trimqning* apd iirv i* The sash TU •fternoon. [tertained friends several e last week with tl ' Calendar Hafts Of S1& s Stage Party Near Altamonte T^oIItiwlnir ah afternoon nnd eve­ ning od fufinnit frolic, th* 21 meiAfbenr t>f the Sanford Rotary’ Chib » • **1 T O D A 'L #»»*, mi •'-W R C B B liU RBTJ * * 9 o ’clock larft. might. There wofF about ISO Rotqrians ATrorti six, Florida eitlcs at the arsrmblyi Tho i gathering was, a “ get-together” event. . The Banford Club waj In charge i of the rcfreshlufnts, R'-tarians Af Orlando took care of tho progrnfo. which waa memorable beenuse of its humor. Rotarians from Sanford, Orlando,- Winter* Garden. Eusti6, I Deland, and Apnpl<a attended. The trip o f thh Hartford repre­ sentatives was made by motot; 43# party leaving ih© City about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The principal speakers wett: P.. J. Hilly, past president o f tbe Sanford Rotary’ Club, S. O. Shin-. ' hntser of the local organization, anil! , r CoAiy«iW '•MONE8T * T R U L T - HD r-Mk* “ ifAM AND IILIU MM I l< MAT1LLA’ -Work udner way ■"-Oratige Ayenue'' route to'l to> I I J W ; Specjsd | » Great i i * h R'fcrfef Constipation, and Soon ; P eek - A , n’ <Mds ha i K. •it v ’ #•1/t Cream#. city, aaya: ’ Phone 4) "That* wa* a time when teir health wa* not so good. I suffered a great TW i ) A E iY firf n l , •- ■w*. ■— — w deal from gaa pains. ,My system Hi 'saturated with pol.on which U Ub properly I not elinunuUd. Front time r\ -- V j? ^ S fB R S S E **' FE1 S S U S -M ^ ' gained In Weight and m ral health was good. That exn*. rienca mado me realize the mentis j o f Black.lAraughL I kept It in my homo andj vvhen I begin to feel lilbI taka .a doec, after which*! feel 0. 3.■ K. again. H p l ’ , "People generally do not realla* the risk they take In. allowing con­ stipation to run on. ‘ I try to keep cw - eystem cleansed, _____ and _I Jftttd’ .... Biuck-Draught a groat aid in doings frY . )•,}R t , * *’ Main Office and I Local, Rei V ’.’ v -tifwr i : d I* >t*v •*’* '■*? jo overywher*. 26c, 43qt JR* today. ‘ — — ’ E&Ssrw-toXiXr ti t-ii.il’h o ie -« )| i-.fi i ijSaafcwi Marts m juv-a r in ■rhO* k. * One E G. , *‘ v v ,J '* "* U J fjf- ■ 4 *i v v u buy CHRISTMAS “ n iiw i vn Y H M S *jfr. PI - * * f-i" m �-----------------»• . \ HERA! 4■ /Down W ith Sm ocks! H ooray! lore Than Half Of Convicts Sent To State Prison Dur­ ing Past YearAre Under26; 54 Convicts Give Age Of 17 " ' ftT I M M 'H l f l r W £& ' Mask* ' 1 Ot h e rMonk'd Men Into rested !a * A L E IG H , N. C. OCTOBER 8, That >li'-' I-rnu (»<-ldfiel..».l-ii *M*t. Youth Certainly may be said to te W \J k W M K L j f t ^ M B H d n t ,-•,, ‘ flaming at this period of the :■' P J W ion,mid last English co r.ccw f t wiM'i history, if figure* at the H ^ M aV „ ■ ion of I^Morth Carolina State Prison here v a B #: j f l L J l i l i i > ’ j c i - 'm i n< M id'!.. .m a y Ur taken as an indication. According to records at the r w B i ■*w t H S -T s L f l I nati-naii: "state hostile, youth predominated I ' p ¥ # r T J a K j i f l V i.chc . •y |H7 ithdra* k.ng.i-h capital fa the ranks of those admitted ’Vv . J S \ ' " ^ K i n - ^ I frmo the 1 <n:i Goldfields would inwithin the portals of the institu­ R * tion during the last fiscal year. E H W r jg M Ji; It:* .r Of the 635 convict* sent up in that period, 365. or more than half. were under the sge of 26, 1 » J . \ } f \ .«'• ' \ n ^ W j B B j j j •Jrely "* and l7-year-«ld* furnished the, largest batch of felon*. ■ ' f T *1 \ V ^ B T lm JM § 5 i about break with Russia andhaFifty-four of the conricla gave, BmA > M L fj 1 that their age as 17. S V ^ H R If I The eighteen and nineteen year B f. (V ; ^ D v il, k S B H B H ! change of olds contributed 53 each to the | prison's variegated population, while 24 youths who gave their irr.Mj a ^ i j f ,v, j • ' . . ihnri. to ago as 16, and two thirteen-year■■ l ^ , ,> < < olds were received. ,: W -i i II _ » iho One of the 12-year-olds wa* B B r < S ^ J f M W W ^ V ^ > •Sunshine,” a little negro boy sent R a l j l ^B j B JL v • , f■ PPf t i f i to under v.n nowbeup for manslaughter. He ha* be­ B 9> r a f ir ' ,.-A ^ ^ E g a fiO ji come the prison mesi-nger bov, ■ X » J ^f R- -•/ , ■ * ’/ G"idfields and and vtairs tailor-made stripes. At ^ B & L j B ^ I B B H l E j M l ^ ^ l l i l ^ H I B B t ^ ^ while similar a recent boxing card at the prison nejrotintloai'hftvc already bcen.rea surpass was sprung when "SunaUSfcy entoped the ring for four When the boanl of education oft Hnzel Park, Mich., ruled that teach* 1( ortcd from '.Trancee. One of the rt>ynd*yrth another prison midget era mtut wear smock* from neck to ankle, they started romethintr. object!* o f thf negotiations is said foc'th e 1 “ gnat championship of the A bove is pictured a protest meeting o f parent-te.chv*’ group, after to he J>f which tho order was rwcimled. ! J J (l t„ th(. Reicha bank, to th Bnk Of tbs 604 male felons admitted France and to the State Bank of to the prison. 378 were white and >18 were colored. Only 26 wo­ J’oland. r. i‘ N e w Governor Takes Oath men, four white and 22 colored, were sent up. Re mus Awaits t The State of North Carolina furnished 483 of the convicts. The Preliminary Hearing rest were divided among 21 states, In W i f e ’ s Murder led by South Cardins which fur­ nished W o f the convicts. Theft sent 140 convict* into the prison daring the year, while man­ slaughter and murder admitted 62 and 61' respectively. Other lcadcrimes were: Larceny and receiving, 37; forgery, 36; storebveaking, 33; house-breaking, 32; highway robbery, 28; breaking and entering, 21; assault with Intent In buying advertising a merchant must consider what portion of the territory served the medium selected will cover. • • » v ,.-. •- -v - The cost of advertising should always be judged by results, for results alone are what count. to klV 19- Laborers led In the occupations given by the /elm s admitted, while farmers game second, and textile worker* _________ UNDS IN plants wid equipment. Deducting the Item pf properties from thr total assets, the report show* t|w aggregate rash, receiv­ ables, lijvauorles and other items, la fl(46f|778«44, ’ The largest Item assess­ ments for street* and bulkhead improvcmiate, hut the auditors point out that " i f + the validity of these asfesanwnto .wore sucres*fully attacked, Uia surplus would become u material deficit and not an asset. BomMfpebt la 16.052,638.13 Tha liabilities, according to the report, •Include >6,0.52,658.13 rep, vesentidf“the aggregate bondeddebt and ffl'10,570.77 ns current In* . debtednets. These current llahllities aru jutysble, with few excep­ tions, si- dates prior to .September 30. 192Ajrccording‘ to the reifert. ft will Pf noted that the current indebtedness Is slightly more than - the total jtfnouut of City deposits In the Reminnie County Bank. Speaking o f the deposits in de­ funct Institution, the report has this to tay: It will be noted that the amount on deposit in closed bunks la not extended as an Basel, - a valuation reserve having been set tip to offset this item. The amount Which mty bo recovert'il from thi* I flU-lfl Vea eflnlw.t 1.. __a:_ . * * i, i Bource ennhot * be estimated with anjr degree o f accuracy and in this accounting we have thought best to treat'these bank accounts as Through T he Herald, the only A . B. SU B SC R IP TIO N B R ID G E P A R T Y G IV E N A T W O M A N ’S C L U B L O V E L Y A F F A IR ■ ■ . C. paper in Seminole County, ah adver­ tiser can at one cost put his message before 90 per cent of the people that live in Sanford’s trading territory. N o risks, no if’s and's and hut’s about it—T h e Herald covers 0 mated by Pure were un**d |Fisher' Kirher’a Market, progressive I'iggly Wiggly, Vi tuti-d num- ^Uirdsong Ice Cream (iT, Baggett tiluyed, tho j llures* Milk Products and ('. izcs award- j Kirtley repri-aenting the Wethe iptiful prb: u l Fruit Company of Oralndn. g tm; lucky I here were ,T5 tables of brldi * F 1/ - , _ j* i Immediate ^.sm m Mat. the ordinary fund, the canih fund, tl^ property account, tha • • w fifu n d and mlacelianuot atem-nts. The capital fumi a'ontquinvl p atudy of 2U5 nnalysic E S 'lJ P 'a t t "1 .L°f |Y1 V " » “ l ,tho on,inary Dnt 0r the j f 4* 1"3. Altogether it wa» neres- dm k” runa y T L u t£ * Z UP n? . Hy fully con a ahvets to complete the work. "HU", tl;i. •rtii report Is voluminous and I»n>thcr* car i-inclUflvc. It has required some eating »WlUi * if5 M,v* 1 WMk* 10 f«Pip»te end by Miller O »Bresents th*. Work o f expert*. It Brothers an rronaWired one of the most coni- 'dealers for R RBM»lve reports on u munlci- ur Brothers, S * f ffy yp*n-tlme by the firm of cr* dealers / MJl atnr Pan Hand. i. «Wh*t I. , A 'state-wide ergsel­ vaHe* which offers , Immediate service. No delays. No red tape. U n l i m i t e d , funds available nt once for loaas on Improved residence end holi­ ness p r o p e r t y la amounts from $2,000 to $ 100, 000. Through The Herald an advertist reach 90 per cent of the people wn in Sanford—this medium needs no ‘ See or Address Our Local Counsel 8. R. Dighton Sanford, Fla. -Vi'1 * ■ - , , plementar y publicity-The Herald f ■* * ^f b- - » ■t evening paper, a paper which goes and is read by all the family. . �THE SANFORD HERALD, 8A TPR D A Y, OCTOBER 8/1027, CONCRETE In every^shape u d form, blocks, tile roof inf, ornamontsts, stc. JJinlord Dement Producta Company. Fifth sod Maple St*. Phono llz-W . ord Dally Herald r AD. RATES l Cult to BEAUTIFUL* APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette and bath, attractively furnished, centrall> located, all Improvements; $0 per week. Tel 777 or 773. 5— Help Wanted Female ■da, will b# received aa and collector sent ily for payment. __________ *e a line _......... 7e a line Tokio—After the Quake, and Now B Y W IL L IA M OUT OU R W 4 Y /G lT H im ‘To R kiEO O N t R B O V & ! 16— Houses For Kent A R o i* W / B LADIES— We pay |7 hundred col- FIVE ROO! I orlng cards home; absolutely no j rent, nvail selling; opportunity beginners; ex -;A , Speer, -II perience unnecessary. Addressed1~ r ---------envelope brings particulars. Art- p o R RENT craft. 821 Broadway, N. Y. OI) rates on request. . fduced rales are re Insertions. rds of average length *J a Une„ . m charge of 80c for rtlon. rertlslng la restricted classification, rror la made The Sail­ ed will be responsible one Incorrect insertion, ertlser for subsequent ia. The office should be Immediately In case of C o o « r , l c a ik f B L A A H T lifeLL VSMiCH IS T-H' I Co u r t aw v n i -u c R V 'f r t ’ C U L p R tT . \ l a a m G U I U W T u -L \ iM P R O V E D IN N O C E N T B l a a H ! W E L l, V /O h l'l- l WWOW 1 VviMlCR -fH ' SO M E M OPE COu p T \AJHEM ' t ’H ' D iG r w r W O’ "T vA tS / is L^/\ LADIES— Earn $1 Vi o r r Th r u ) Y v y jt iH ’ e m . Gu\U T! m o\ L B B tR feet DE LIKE ER \PK ( ?) J / T h lu M p y TH \% '*> Dis house furnished V B COURT c o g p W a s t e r IF F > * A House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S'. Apply Kent Vulcanizing Workv 6— Help Wanted (Male) Herald representative bly familiar with rates [nd clasalfacUon will ju complete information, fou wish they Will assist, wording your want ad. t It more effective. *ORPANT NOTICE rtiaers should give their ir postoffice address as their phone number if lire result". About t \e but of a thousand has ihone nnd th eothers ‘omimnlcate with you hey know your address, iscuntinuence MUST be a person at the Sanford [office or by letter. Teleuisrontinuenees are not u Prompt - Efficient FOR RENT: Small rottage on Magnolia Avenue just north of Central Street. $25.00 monthly. LAUY wants position os house­ Box 12.7 cure Tile Herald. keeper. Caro of Herald. Box 100, 1,1750.00 Is the prices o f small cot­ S— Financial tage on well located lot on Mag­ nolia Avenue. $50 cash all that is MORTGAGE LOANS required. Balance payable just like Unlimited money to loan on resi­ rent. Box 124, care The Herald. dence and business property Mortgages bought and refinanced. Prompt Action. Write Box C. A. 16— Houses For Sale Core Herald. 7— Situation Wanted )U SALE: Well construcctcd bungalo v, corner Palmetto Ave d Katie Street. Five fdNux. both th shower, kitchen equipped with •ctric rumre. Owner to ft o( the y and will sell at W e Won actI value. Price $0500.00 with S100 till *75 monthly. Address HELD MANAGER— For 1 tuto farm near Sunfort . hpd long BXflferiiWe, H utdy'la. Hustings etetion. obiles lb*A— Foultry And Eggs TU* photograph above la a scene in Toklo. Jap si., jiii r't’ .tf earthquake w! JilJJ. Below la pictured the same part of the . i> so il'uypsars today — tour years alter the etttas'r.'i , BAhY CHICKS— Send im-money., C losin g O ut Rale r " " " rari We ship c . o . U. Lignorns jfu.uu passenger touring car, gO t R e a l.E s t a t e --------i , n - . " f -------------pet loo; Dark, ituus^ Mirturcm. hd runs like new, to ex- $14.00. Mixed lltfcub. I'nstpuid; i, Most Sell One of My Homes j M — liOt" l‘ Dr Rslft . ____ t C ' ' ^ " ■ « * 4. ■J” if • » Ii * 1^ P |r enujie in good condlr* If yoff Want n good Rome, fine y o it- SALE: Two acre lots, in ! Dixie Highway between Monroe ihone 776 after 7 P. M. location, pure wnter and no city g. Sanford. Fine trucking land, no 10-B— Plants And Flowers ivity taxes, electricity Is available, CALENDULA plants for sale, taxes, with plenty of room to raise n|so fjuwing water. See owner, L. DODGE __ , , . . . A. Renuud. 2201 Ouk Ave. Phot. * reauy to set. Call 003—J. chickens, keep a cow anil have a j.)p__\y cars und Graham trucks 13th Street. Phone 3,•. RELIABLE vegetable seed, tested, garden, come out anti look this 5.10 cash nnd $lft monthly will buy disinfected, pure type. Golden ' | good building lot at remarkably Adto Plume Celery $29 lb. Green leaved place over. |low price. Box 09 care The Herorks. |and Old Big Boston lettuce $1.75. 1aid. [Francis C. Stokes & Co., Seedmsn, One home has eight rooms, 0 0 ------------ ; . : 71 _ „ ‘ * 118 Me Lander Arcade. . A REAL bnrgain for the man who NFORD BUICK CO, feet o f porch, two acres of land vtlshe* to engage in the 2)2 Magonlia Ave. PETUNIA, cornflowers, calendula, ’ 'o f truck, of rltrus fruits, poultry Phone 367. > salvia, lupin and strawflower with 25 Orange trees loaded with and live stock of all kinds. Thirt>plants reaily to set now. Stewart 10DEL TRIM CO. the Florist. a the car, not the owner, me 817 fo r estimates XI— Miscellaneous W. RADFORD WOOD— Buy now at summer rates and save $2.00 per cord. Dunhart’s Wood Yard. Corner 9th Street & Cypress. Phone 386— M. D Overland Co. Willysx & Ove'lund, Whippits. MARRY IF L O N E L Y : ~MostT^cCommercial Sts. Phone 58, either piece. $500 parlor suite for ness S ervice $85, $30 new oil atdve for $17.50. $50 China 25— E x ch a n g e COATS altered and relin* I Laurel Ave. x, CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Cahinet $17.50. Co. 11 Ball Bldg, ROOFING—'Th« Root F t$1,000 lots on Orlando rond for hr. Metal shingles; 12— Wanted seam tin and galvinized $300. $500 lots for $100. k James H. Cowan. Oak Third St. Phone 111. W. W. Thompson Just West of Elder Springs drug STORE— P r y - -----------------------------------------on Orlando Road , Drug*, sod*. We are 13— Rooms With Board WILL TRADE Well located resi­ dential lots for down-town busi­ ness property, improved or unim­ proved. Give all information wheh answering this ad— Box 134. Cate Herald. FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish ROOM with board, hot and cold bungalow o f 5 rooms. Well locat­ water. .1820 Park Ave. phone ed, of good construction. Owner tally In this column will 033— W. living out of city ami will eell at reasonable price, and On en*y for .3,000 every day I 14— Rooms Without Board terms. House Is located on High Street, near Elm Avenue with at­ costs so little a 12 word ATTRACTIVELY furnished bed- tractive surroundings. Double ga­ rooms, single and double, by the rage. Price furnished $8,500.00 >i» month costs only $2.60. lake. Opposite 803 Second St.. $500 cash and the balance any rerhonq 148 Phone 571—J. ottonabla way. Address Box 431 ► tJr "Classified Depart­ THREE furnished bedrooms, one ment" with kitchenette. 311 Park Ave. Phone 168. FOR SALE—One single cot bed, BUSINESS —card appear 26— Miscellaneous For Sal* one double bed mattress, anil 4 breakfast set chairs. $10.50 Cu.th. Ask for Foreman at Herald Office. FOR SALE:— Slightly used Turn iture. Bargain. Roy J. King, 10U W. 1st. St. CHAP COunr MARTi AL CQNTEM PT o f c o u r t W h e n the L egion Elected S p a ffo r d H. ' p l*ttls’i't; i ' fi t> . t nlmil. i - ;r - .i uFNT fit . . OS T«> y i l l U l IT M.\i I’liNt'KItN: X t f r i l 'K l-< licrrhy k Iv . ii tluit t t.tlt’jj .ill.I l.y v.rliit) o fl ti writ nf - X<-«r(It I..II Iohoi-.I mu nt the t'ounlV vmlnulr t’ottnty. l-'l«rtilii, li|i*IVjii I'.-ikitm yii.lHUti-m r»o»verei| .0 ii^.|••1 1.1in i * 3 i i n . in M.<hl f.iiui.y fiipifc >r s.*mln..f.- fi .iioty, Fim-iiia. • Iti I hivI.I It. I.i-vy w u i plnlnllft .•nit e i ij. 1‘uri. i huh il»fen.lunt, anil Wliertln fin* i.l.lntlff rfeeuvrreil ii j ini if if >i*nt In lli<* Mim nf IIT'.oo, unit i*i.Vtf itt.thi-i sum ..f I 1 4 . U : 1 time levied upon snil ulll sell for rn*li m tlii< Vonrt IIhuj..* il.l.n In tilt* I'i S iii!) mi MMihlnolv. mutinf Klorlila. on Monthly. November 7th. A. t)., IH'47. I. r l VI t i l l f i l l . III.HIM o f e lev en llVIin-lf A. M. mi.I t\v>. uTl.x'k I*. M. I lit* fol. Ii.wlrtu deserllmil |irnprrty of S *i. t‘i.| t»r, it,.w in riininlalnt In-rein fll.il iiKnlnit you Hun j mi <lo nul rmililti tvllhln the Hintn of Klorlila; ihut ju u .a r e over flu* iiK»* of twt-nt)-on., it-arii. nu.l tliui thure Is no pi-rson Id Ihn State ■■I . li.rlilii tlii- . .............. ii ■iit>p..t-nit u|Hin whom would i.« hlndlng upoa you: TIinttKKOItlJ. It In hereby orderi-il that ypu he anil appear to the l.lll of romplalnt In thin cause filed iiKulnel you at the I'uurt Mousa at Huiiford. Kiorlda, on llu> 7th day of Nuveuilier. A. I>, IP17. unit then und there lltake IllmWer to Maid hill of ei.mplnlnt filed uunlnal you In aaid raUae. IT IS KLTtTIfKIl OltDKHKD that thin order of puhllratlnn he publl“hell In The Hanford Herald, a newepuper publlehed In Hemlnnle County, Florida, once each week for four rotinia.'«tlve week* WITNKHH nty hand an Clerk of Iht- Circuit Court of the T w e n ty Third Judlclul Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida, and tba Seal of said Court, on this the 13rd day of September, A. D. IS!7. 1 Hmnll Plano 4 iVreast-ra. I Hewltix .Machine. 3 ll.l XI*M X I'olU-'OtM. I Koldlmt l.euf Kitchen Ttihlc. I Malmou.*. :i Small rriiicr inhibit. 1 laird Cn n. 1 Trunka 7 Co ns oleum ft ii mi. 2 Smull book ShelVMM. : H um *. :. ItlnliiK Chair*. I crt,. II. II. IIiiimI m. 1 ilremier bane. I ward robe. I Klarirlr Floor U m |i. I Criisr Chrf-t 1 ItnckerM. I oil lien ter. I Doll lllIKMV. I Porch Hivlny. I .T.lboret I .Mirror Frame I Oil Htove Oven V E. DtH'ULABS I Oil Stove. Edward E. Spnfford (left) just after his election aa national common Y t................* ' “i.mift Court o f 1 A 11 tb Tool lb is M 1 Seminole County, Florida. er of the American Legjon, la congratulated by Howard S tvage. hh I Carton. t .Molar limit Fly Wit. * I predecessor, in tho Paris convention hall. Anti what a din the dough I <!arilell 11one, (HEAL). I Spray Can. boys o f 1927 raised as accompaniment for th**lr handclasp! ••Ml. II. HBRniNO, I Iron Itourd. Siilli'iti,,' tv . plnlnunt I llox Heater. I Open 'float Motor. 4 Uox Kitchen Ct eti* IIn, I Smutl.ilox A Content*. I float Anchor, r n . i r tsi Hi*it Sim*. WELL. I'LL B € ' \EAH-TVTCS JUST CROPPEO HELLO THERE 4 llill. IN) lleil lliil'*. hello ALOCIQ ~*ANC IN — ANYBODY I llox Crockery, x MR G u n n / . CLINT— VIHEN'D t tlrnom. . VUTHYOO? A o o r wives. 1 Ibll. Kllrllrn rteitMlU: , TOO COME . -TOO*---I Ha ml Trunk. V dovvk ’ I .'A nchor .Chain. , I UTtatt Hoard. • •i H-d Hprlnu*. ti Hod Etld*. I Largo Iln% 4 l-Slecfrlt- Fail*. 3 Mirror* I Tub SfConteiils. t lira** Honk. I Kitchen llnng.-. I C«ne grated St. Clmlr. to the hlghi-Mt anil heM blditrr lit "tich aalti.* f'uri-huaer to pity for 11111 of Sale l»ATKl»; October Jlh. i:»37. . *, - C. 41. HAND. Sheriff Ilf H«mlnnle County, Flit. JAH. O. JHIAltoN Jit A t lo r n y f for Plaliitlff. BY TAYLOn M O W N PO P Dueueo- W isconsin Shows Rapid Population Gain HE W A i l ’S ^ m U h ^ bedroom With twjn beds,I pG B liU NEW VND ax rl! - lU° <‘, f W ‘‘,rk A<-' 15— Apartment For Rent PHONE 238-J OH' ~ C. COLLEIt, SANFORD, TWQ Bnd thfM •Pit—repairing, piano •sperts with 17 years Snnfurd music store **»e I-; » ..n MC. >4«, Phone 882. -------- apartments fur idshed fur , tight huuxekcupi.T.', hi! eonvaniences, open fireplace In rLum, all clean and newly painted, bath on each floor. Cor. 5th and Palme'U), 301, come and see them, new management. H-OCKS engraving, ONE FURNISH! -xt We do it Avenue-Com- »16 W. Firet SL FURNISHED * In the Horn! cT R W»Ll» : I WHAT KINO OF ATIM C YSfifiN HAVIMS f J- � 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 08, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 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 08, 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/f5cd4376f25ec8cb5324ae0a002b6d4f.pdf f32851d726d4d3bb417713cd77c6d831 PDF Text Text > f a »5 ■frfftjjJS', m b,tri fOUR NEWSPAPER 1 ; . C f i o r i d a ’s IB M -*v*k <nv' ~ 7--------! UM H earty , Trt, eg«tabl« * i. lw> L.~ J « t Ga.uen Land IE N O . XV1L Cloudy, probably local : > i * m -in central and south portions to­ night and Tuesday, i. Leased Wire International News'Service SA N FO RD , FL O R ID A , MONDAY,r o f r f o D To igal Securities O f |L A TTACKiNewMeetIpshOnDailTuesday ATj :y U sed T o P ledge UEVOLAREDO >ansTo Local Bank N Ij'T • Hi 1Q» 1 9 | 7 . : ■ ; M em ber A u d it Bfari4u O f C irc u la tio n ^ •'* ^ ,V 4 73d = -= Grand Jury Rebukes Her aid For ‘Insinuations KWhich It Calls*Unjus t, U nwarranted NUMBER . i; DUBLIN, Oct. 10.—(IN S)— Tho new Dail Eiroann, In which the Cosgravo government has; its firs t meeting tomorrow, m ajority of six seats, will hold, and the whole country Is eag­ Charging th a t a pirn graph ap p earin g in The Sanford Herald In erly aw aiting its development. ’ ^ \* ' ’ * l its issue of September 27 was "unjust a n d unw arranted," the grand A new government will be / « \ , jury of the special term of the circuit c o u rt In its final presentment formed by President William T h ree S eparate Colum ns,Said T. Cosgrave. Tho suggestion <Rnotleppinp K ing Told M ate [submitted today to Judge M. (J. Rowe, declared th at it resented the To Have Been R ecruitedO n had been made that To “C u ltiv a te Him R eg ard - "implications ngafnst the members of th is body." Kamonn Do American Side,A rcToM arch Valera, leader of the Republi­ • less O f W h a tE m b a ra ssm c n t “The jurf-tn individually nnd collectively ^fecl,” the statem ent said, A pninst S trateg ic Position cans, be allowed to form a min­ I It M ay C ause,’’Says B row n "that they have labored for the best in terest of th? community and the J istry to put into operation the insinuations such as published in The Sanford” Herald cast reflection i pledges he has been mnking to the Irish people during his on the court and this bkly and tho rem arks were unjust and ’, unwar­ long public career, but Cosgrave ranted." ., * vetoed it. In discharging the grand jury, Judge Rowe declared that he was Remus T h re a te n e d H isW lfc’s of the opinion th at, each member Life Many T im es, A sse rts Hcnson S p rin g s;D o rm ito ry ____ *. . <i was worthy <f his position ns juror Declared To Re A nti-C alle The B ro th er O f M rs.Rem us W ill He F o r Use) O f G irls and capable of fulfilling his duties. Any criticism directed at the body NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico, Oct. CINCINNATI. OHIO. Oct. 10- I ns to its recommendations, he de­ Dedication of the handsome new 0— (IN S )-T h in im portnnt rail MAYS LANDING. N. J., Oct. ! (INS) —"George Remus introduced) 10. — (IN S I—Rolens,, on >hnil clared should be disregarded. u A « » / I J f « r a lK' r *s dorm itory at the Methodist jhiy sister Imogene Remus to Frnn-i Judge Rowe dwelled to some ex­ ■l i e s o y / V U t l l l l i r N ()rp|,.,naj,t, a t Henson Springs will enter on the Uio Grnndc river to­ was refused Mrs. Mnrgnrct Lilday became the new Vortex in the n i f i n o * » r i n O O l * 11'" ‘""I to*'* h"r ln cultivate him ' licndahl, jointly accused with tent on the possibility of news­ 'tak e plnce on W ednesday with ad­ nUitary activities of the present IA L L L 1 S 1 IN 1 IJ ^ -0 i " f what em barrassm ent | Willis Bench, of the murder of paper criticism. He referred to the WASHINGTCTN*, O ct. 10.— th a n a million dollars dresses by Governor John W. M ar­ clitical revolution in Mexico. tt may cause her in the future," fourth estate’s suggestions for bet­ (IN S )— T h e S u p rem e C o u rt her husband. I)i*. William Lilof unauthorized* C ity tin nnd Iiish<‘p H. M. Dobbs on the Three separate columns of rebel charged H arry Brown, brother of Hundreds of Methodists liendahl, on her arraignm ent ter ways in which some juries today o rd e re d ; cancelled th e iford secu rities are being progrnni. as offered by newspapers who "in release o f H a rry F . Sinclair. from all Aver the state are expected troops, reported to have been re . I A m ericanL aborFederntion R e­ Mrs. Remus today. here today. [by th e C hase N ational to be present for. the dedication cruited „n the American side, are "I have "* in "l? my FY possession letters ! v e a fe P r e s e n c e O f A T a d ftlu . a n""i "32I"*\ Bench ami Mrs. Lilliendahl. m ight lyivc conducted their duties, m illionaire oil m a n , to th e Lilliendahl, I o f N ew Y ork a s pledges ceremonies. As n part of the day’s pminnmg to attack this city within 1r . „ , , , # ' l ln Ronuix own handwriting instrur-1 whom the their wisdom know so mnoh more ^ _ nuni the st#ti< state rhnrisx charges wsru wero ins to th e Seminole-.program , a barbecue picnic dinner the next .to hours, according ,<> A greem ent B etw e e n C h lefs; , ting lu-r t o ’piny up to him because i niutual mutual natties patties to to I«n iin "sffair "affair,”” lhrn th(> n,,,n rhargwl with and -Doapot Dom e W yom ingr lUIVttI y B ank, it w as rovpal^tu wj]] >)C served cn the grounds of the word received by the Moxican eonR eport Is Given C onvention h® was the Inst chanct. to get him I had inil sineo e ir woll able to justify discharge these had l»een been hold hold In in jail since th th eir L . . I L .. . . J ! A „ C tU o ■ til ,»» V __ i T h e a c tio n - wn.s n o t^ a . BUP^ out of jail.’ These letters will be ! indictment last week. Kupreme inlmrs." ul at f-aredo, Texas. by th e .audit ......... . . . . .(orphanagc. o f tho “ If there are any critisnis to be Uprise a s t h e c o u r t h n d a lro n d y turned over to County Prosecutor ' books iui*t completed Court Justice Luther Campbell Support to the reports of the imThe dormitory has ju st been com LOS ANGELES, Oct., 10,—Existdenied pleas of attorneys fo r made by the newspapers and if can celled t h e le a s e o f E . L . Do-r ill and Pentland. pleted nt a cost of $00,000 and is pending attack enme Into last night i me of tneit agreem ent among tho Charles I*. Taft to nssi.st him in the l-i both who had sought their fre e ­ they nre t* proffer any. suggestions , henv. California oil m agnate, to (securities held by the Now described as one of the most med- when it was learned thnt General leaders of Mexico th at Gcnemi Al-’ prosecution o f George Remi». they should be directed to the Board the Elk Hills reserve. I t was said “Regardless of w hat statem ents > dom under bond, citing the Hnllm tltution include tho sum ern of its kind to bo found in the ;Enriuo Torres, staunch Cnlles sup- vsito Obregon should return to the Judge Rowe in effect. (that Doheny’s leas was “ tainted' ),000 in certificate* of in- state. Furnishings of the building porter ami one of the most prom-q 11. Money in 1928 nnd urifllled George Remus gives to the public," I Mills case ns n precedent. added Hurry Brown. "Theywill !>o . "You hove done your work. I with corruption. •* Incsn and $740,000 in bonds are expected to bo plnced by Wed- j ient generals in the Mexican l-t..ii ’ cs for the establishment in boBcvo,.conscientiously nnd capably. | The decison was n complete vie-*, nothing hut a mess of In-s unless ho Save been authorized but ro- nesday so th a t everything will be army, look over command of the nTnT Your n mpehsatlon is on a parity [tory for “tho government which for lunsold. Tho time certificates in readiness for inspection by the J ;denil garrison here. He replaces the am ‘hern republic of a prolet- tells Ins tiue relations with my I v A i T / i i i r A A n I I i f V l v W l I f I I I k I K I W with thnt of the soldier who serves [three years has been endeavoring issued in November nnd De- visitors. The dom itory was con- genera! Gonzales, considered an un- Inrian nr. iy composed of labor b*t- dialer.*! his country though is not afraid for ; thrmigh special counsel appointed ' tnlions, nie among startling rcvel"This is th,. last statem ent the L iv f i l U f » V/ v /L f D l D L l j r 1020 and included two pay- structcd under the supervision of ti-Cnllcs sympathizer, hi* worth—nor expects such pay’^ b v President Coolidgc to break the 1 lations in a rep o j. :u tho American members of her fam ily will issue. of $.700,000 each. According the executive comm ittee r/f the or-i j „ ... . * . r anld the co urt in expressing the oil lenses negotiated by ex-secreauditors’ investigation, it phanage. L. P Hagan of SanfoH , .. n * f ,l J.MnrP ’ V ‘ !•'. deration of Labor convention Wc would not he mnking this one 1 I T T l l i L i U L i thanks of the tribunal for* the c f-jta ry of interior Albnrt B. ball. ^tr* ^gic border citjcs and made today by its executive coun- but for the fact th a t Remus con­ hown th a t $100 000 was paid C. Brinkley of Jacksonville and forts of the jur«rs. ! Tho court, in a sweeping decision. tinues 11 sit in his cell and boast il. , c,iung«d bnnd. ... r v,.- .... (s account on June 25, 1027, Rev. R. F. Hodnott pf Deland. i "You arc now discharged and I found th a t the whol“ leasing *ransof bis deed. a balance of $500,000. A large num ber of 8anford People iNeuV(^ [Jirej 0P‘‘:‘t i:0 “ revoTuTionist' t Tht' rcport’ auhmitu*'1 ljy Prcal* freo to return to hoqr labors and - notion between Sinclair’s Mammoth “ My family nnd I feel thnt we bon copies on file in tho City are expected to attend the oxer- KOuld ho in m „u, , dent William Green, represents the _____ ' Ibusinessc*"..................................... concluded Judge Rowe. OR Company nnd Fnll was “ shak are compelled to let the world know the auditors rem ark, show cisea. A motorcade will form nt the nortnnt n ; c. J'} e J0081 ; results of nn exhaustive investithrough with fraud.” tha flnBl pre8ent“ T he'high court, also found th a t ic certificates were- issued to Methcdist Church a t W:30 o’eloek “ if *nation by the A. F. L. executive the wrongs this poor woman, my P lan s Completed For People’s 1 Followin* rminole County Rnnk which Wednesday m orning and will leave . , " ff Icouncil into the nlu;:;*d jclation- sister, has gone through. M a ss M e e tin g T o H c I le ld A t "’"W e^the G J u r o r * , ' respect- there was no authority in law for "lie has threatened her life in■^ i,rtw ecn the Mexican FedorIt pledged thorn to the Chuse shortly thereafter. Means of con- .n#*<,cd 8upPUe9 for the *"tcnor. . . C’lty H nll W e d n c s d a y N I g h t; fully present th a t wo have cnrcful- the lease. kul Bank. Their issuance to vayonce will be provided for th o se ’ General Gonzales, the former I:itjnn ,,f i,a bor ami the Mexican numlK-rahli- limes nnd she 1ms lived Tho ro u rt ignored tha governor s D r. IJ n lz m in g e r T o P r e s i d e ly investigated all such mnttere na fop, tbc past two and a half years |ul bank, however, was found who do not havo cars, It w as an- commander of the garrison- attend- [ government thnt tha leaso was ob­ _____ [have been brought to our attention contention . no authority ami as a ren ­ nounged today by the local com-,cd n n , tin tained through fraud and collusion f th revolutionary,' T rndn ev o lu tio n ary events in in constant fear of her life. For the purpose of acquainting op by us deemed proper tp.be invos- between Fnll nnd fiincluir. "Remus tells of Imogene looting te they are void, In tho opln- mlt^oe la charge. _ ■ junto held at Laredo, Texas, last • he 80Utf ern ropublic, the report his home in Cincinnati. It’s ridicu- Snnford people with tho plans nnd tigated, nnd in such cases whore [tho auditors who note th at Criminal cases also arose out of The oTphanage pjnns to supply ! recites the overthrow of the Carr-1 IoUH" We have J unrolled checks purposes of tho Longwyod Bible tho evidence would seem, in our , reason the certificates hnvn barhreu’d m eats .for the picnic the lenses. Doheny and Fall were I t Is reported that he will lend aJMUl govcrmenS in May 11120 nnd kti placed ns liabilities of the while those who attend arc expect- one of the columns against Nuevo | tho Kul,HP«iuont naming of A dolpholJ* ,h ' r my sister* bought every Conference, a mass mooting will 'opinion, to w nrrant, wo have found acquitted of conspiracy here by a . .lust winter. F all and Sinclair 1.’ furniture, paintings, books ho held Wednesday night a t H|“Truc Bills", in those cases where, 'jury ) their audit. ed to bring uunnvv baskot lunches. loads ui of arm s a m n djig, ............... - * ns • < »pu w|lllt iuiivjico. Plans'L ,»>•>« aredo, ufruch n til lutioB i.. , m.rtif Im |Hucrtif ns nr provisional p re»i-lnn,| n.,t j„ t |iut house. Thnt o’clock nt tho City Hall. |ln n s for.,in otir opinion, tho evidence would iilrorytto go on tria l t o t conspiracy referrnco to the unsold for tho program com [ammunitions wero reported to huve 11|..nf t_ th« electin >gram have been comw Monday in crim inal court election immediately Jhome was not cleaned because she the’ meeting were announced th is not an' w arran t wo have found “No on next dw held..by IbtjGhpW Nat- pleted and ev< morning by officers of tho organi.True Blit.” was elected [wanted t " 'ng» in it but because Dank, the auditors make this nesa for w h at -. president constit-I’Renuis tea. -d vandals would clean ration which plana n $20,000,000 "A cting upon a raaqluUpn passed here. w liafa na K p i n t f na red I !P f C M u G H t tto O ffill i l l tthe l l C next ford Methodists as being rat: 'b y t f * City t ’ommlMloVreWi a t their utional term th at began Dec. 1, it out while ho w as locked up in project for this county. lo (following issues of bonds letter day in tho history of the MEXICO CITY, Oct. lO .-(IN S ) 1920. Rev. Louis Entzmtngcr wJU premeeting held an September 26th, Atlanta. Every piece of furniture i been authorized and printed church organization in this state. —;Ajoncrnl Jose Gonznlo Kscobir “It is said thnt an understandthat was in die house is in storage sd c. I.. W. Bnrnard, president of iu27, requesting this body to in- I«7ltice ho honed to make $100,000,['main unsold: There are 110 children now being commanding the federal expedition­ Cincinnati. cks and wharves $400,000 cared for a t the orphanuge. Rov. R. a ry force in the state of Vera Cruz, ing was reached thut General BrU klynr w[ll B. e l ^ n\hoUf e c ' u th% nffai.r9 tho C ityfof, 000 will revert to tho navy deparf“ In addition, on their wed ling to alarm, police , Myn, J.1, 1 i i - yanfor,l* wo found, a fte r a c a r e f u l . .r II. Barnett, financial agent of the today called for ten thousand ad­ Plutarco E. Cnlles should succeed 40,000 orphanage, has announced thnt he ditional men for his campaign Obrego nns president, and thnt day, Kemu gave my sister the deed g i “ I ' t T . J m . t t t a r j a i * * >>» p - ^ n t c ity i Th0 « , 60,00(1 je station has received alm ost enough pledges against revolutionary elements un- Obregon should retu rn to th a t of- to the ‘Dream Palace’. T hen are to the proposed religious stru ctu ral v „ ndo,^ ll* r u $ ° frrM tn t Harding signed an execu250,000 (spital to assure the complete furnishing der General Atnuifo R. Gomcz and Lee in 1028, the executive coun- plenty of .witnesses to that. Why Longwood. A rc-organizntion at ,condutt the City s oH aira in a tlve ortjer tra n sfe rn n g control of should he now try to claim that and cqqiping of the dormit<rry. In H c c ^ r Alnmndn. These acdlicrs cil reports. “ Dc I,a H uerta is snld plnns nnd perfecting of them i8 |^efy capu lo and efficient manner. naval oil reserve land from th* $740,000 ■till connection w ith dedication exer­ have been erdcred from the state to hnvo developed an unexepetod homo ns his? Ho gave it to her. * scheduled thorough audit of the books has navy to tho interior departments. "Remus mudu Imogene mnrt gathering. for tho “get acquaint*!" rAecn fc ure Informed th at the nbovo cises members a f the church are of Sonora, where they have been popularity while Cnlles was un­ mad<> by S. G. G ray of tho uc- This order was rescinded l/y Presi­ s have been placed with tho planning a linen shower for the in­ fighting against the Ynqui Indians. popular with the nrmy, without gage tho home a fte r thre: 's of Speukor* of international pro- cov*nting firm of Hall a I'entlind, dent i Coolldgo v a fter tho Doheny dedcuth to Iilunch W atson o' Conle National Bank aa additional stitution In o rd er th n t the goods • ■ nd his report recommends and pro- ci*i0n. which the chances of success aro vington, for $35,000. This noney mincnccs are to be According to presidentinn head­ hear according ternl for notes given by tho for the dorm itory may bo acquired vidca for necessary changes In tho I The decision" today caused connegligible. was used in purt to buy tl ■ Jack to those making arrangements for keeping of the City’s records th at 9id0rablo wonderment in Washingjnole County Bank to the Chase without expenditure of any funds quarters, Gen. Escobnr will launch the assembly. A meeting will be his offensive with not less than “ Do La Huertu started a rebel­ Daniels distillery a t Saint Louis. jonat Bank. Inasmuch as the by the trustees. Sheets for single lion agninst Obregon," the report This snm(>distillery Remus tnd his hold in Orlando tomorrow night a' will give tho commission ns u ton for ,t i9 believed th a t it may Is have never been sold to the beds, standard sized pillow cases, twenty thousand men. continues, "this rebellion was op­ cohorts milked of 3,000 bn re Is of the F irst Presbyteriun Church ilnd bedy a closer check on the City s |nffect Sinclair’s conspiracy ttrial Inole County Bank and belong- towels, table cloths and nnd bed spread spreniH .* « j. i f again on Thusday night a t (he. affair. • • 'next [next week. The decision in In the DoLither to the bank nor tho for- aro umong the urticles needed, it ] O U C G L / O l l F t I i <1S posed by General Cnlles, who es­ booze. Ronuis was Inter intli ted for Municipal Auditorium in Orlnndo. ‘ “O ur investigatiton of tho audit iheny civil su it was held up until poused and most enthusiastically this nnd the "best evidence that he | mayor, we havo therefore not ndvocated the cause of the A grar­ is wrong is thut he turned 'vidcnce All meetings are to be at 8 o’clock. of the City’s records of September nft8r the conspiracy tria l was disLied these unsold bonds as a Among the speakers at the v a ri- 30h ----_______ 1U20,, prepared by E. T. LeBar- posed of. ians. He likewise cultivated tho on 32 6f hi.s pals to save himself. lily of the City in the balance nus gathering will be Dr. R obert ;on, accountant, shoArs the samo to The case arose out of the famous friendly and sym pathetic attitude To show his gratitude to his wife . of the Capital Fund. We have unable to find any authorixof the Mexican Federation' of Iai- he also inclined her n ivmg his H. Glover, associate home director ihuve been conducted In u very inef- oil investigations conducted in 1921 tho Chino Inlund Mission, Clove-ifIcient and careless manner in view by Senator Thomas J . Walsh (D) i in the minutes of the City bor. Because of tho support of gang. The courts, howe* o», freed of land. O., head of the Erie Bible o^tho fact thut lurgo items of Cer,•» mission empowering any City The dijcket In police »court this Obregon, who had the bucking of her niu| threw her co. s out of Conference and pnstor of a m is*itificates of Indebtedness represent- of Montana. PARIS, Oct. 10,—(IN S )—IJicu- morning was comparatively light tho m ujority of the arm y nnd tho court." |ial to use these bonds as colchurch. Ing obligation.! of tho City wero donne Costcs and Lieutenant Lu and there were no cases of import* Mexican Federation of Labor, gen­ d." Here Brown went on N> talk of sionory Tho co-operation of all concerned pa88€d up ^ Wm ^ llh()Ut bringing Brix, tho two French aviators who Mrs. Ramus' visit to t'.io federal resume at tho transactions ancc to conic before the court. Rob­ eral Cnlles was elected president a t . ^ t h o n.nttcreto the attention of the peniteneinry in Atlnnta Gn., while is expected to be |h eventually Jed to tho un­ had Intended to flv across the At­ e rt Wilson, negro wus given a to succeed Obregon. lh“ ? hm < L br,? r f:i^ L’ommisoioners and without lantic to New York, hopped from Kemun was serving h i sentence sized Issuance, of the $500,000 bearing on a charge of currying a rh.(’ ',l,JVct a^ ’«rtaiping ns to whether pr not |inu> certificates is contained I,n Rourget flying field nt 0:49 A. concealed weapon without a license PICTURE TH EATER BOMBED there, and rtf the a* -nttions he outlined. ly es plained a t the they had been regularly ami duly claims nho showered upon her M. today on a four-hop flight to [ie comments of the auditors, and disorderly conduct. His case encen on the threo nights of ached- nut t oru.c,i ’ 1 htuhnnd. . i point out tho fact th at this Bcunos Aires, A rgentina. uled.nssemMy. An onjm-air p ray e r , V l ‘G . was continued until Wednesday. M INNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10.—(INS) “She bought bed, mr ‘.tresses nnd m cetlnr will inaugurate the eon- . n/ r ha“ “*®n ”r 0 U l'M u ^ h o nt- ELDORARO, Ark., Oct., 10 (IN S) wus placed to the CTedit of Te first destination of their .c h ie f of Police, J. V. Martin und of the Oruiul flwxyu thut ft -Four dead and 10 injured was the THty on tho bank’s books but plane, the “ Nungcsscr-Coll," is St. o fficer G. V. Phillips made the —The Logan picture theater In blankets und even he umc the of­ fomnno nt f oniTwood on T ucsiIby north Minneapolis whs purtly ficial cook for the prisoner/* snld afternoon at 1 o’clock. Tho public deplorablo condit(oo cxiats in toll of a series of explosions a t thu not recorded on the City books Louis, in Senegal, A frica. B efore, a rrc„t wrecked hy a ’ bomb early today. Brown, “ju st beenqs. she wanted i “ inylted a coydialIwriUtio^l to [!»* •®cl,.0.n* °tf. Midway and U a n a n deposit in the local’ instltu- taking off, Costcs tried out his Idem Oil Company here yesterday, Pierce Cooper nnd Charles Gib* Considerable damage was done to to m ak e ’Gcorge confnrtahle. a u H u ll4J ' T * J'ily in thnt there ore many ncgjro a complete checkup today revealed. < Hcre are the rem arks of the m otor for three minutes. Then he son were sentenced to pay fines re­ the building hut no one wus in­ houses where liquor is sold and Two of the injured are not expect­ |ors in connection with these shot down the field and headed spectively of $5 or serve 15 days jured. W ILL IS PROBATE!) rowdyinm prevails to tho anniiyr ed to live. i<nahlo transactions, south towards Africa. cachi on charges of disorderly con­ This is the second bombing of r.nce of citizen* living in that comlertaln outstanding certificates Officers of the company and po- > duct. Officer Williams stated the moving picture houses since tho WASHINGTON, 0 : t 10.—(IN S) m js . ■ ■ j ^ , |nunlty. This Grand Jury, while lice Joined in an investigation of jdebtednes*, in the possession of PLOTTER MAY BE DEAD —The will of Montfi rt Jones, wcultwo had gathered quite u crowd jf strike of motion picture operators, jn d b e r c h r A l I S l i l t i n g advised of tha condition the explosions nnd fire today. |Chnso National Bank of New on-lookers in their loud argum ents stage hands, scenic artists, bill thy turfm an, who d ';il in Saratoga City, in the net sum of $500,. r Cl J nbovo mentioned are unable a t The dead nre: Jack Springer, 3-V. NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (IN S) — ns to tho puynnnbof a fifty-eent posters und musicians began here on August 12, wit filed probate [Continued On C M T l I to e y r v R l V i e r H u t I S u H V G d thlR .t im ^ . to indict any particular Cicero Sm ith, 31. Bent T. TidwrD, Bcligf th at one of the perpetrators debt. Cooper reaisted a rrest the a month ago. today. It disposes .»,f $1,BOO,000. ,* | (continued on page three) \- 33, Janies T. Scroggins, 37. officers said. I * Two stills in a battery of 15 ox* NEW ORLEANS, I*., Oct. 10— The cases of R. Cartadcll, charg­ ploded nnd fire rapidly spread i (IN S )—W)J‘ ----- 1------ H ' ’“, ' * Oi • fi 'were killed, lost his own life in the ed with plumbing without a license eight other*.. Men were ninnl on,ol ('haiy_ _ i r l y U O S i n g I l O U r bi»«t . wa» expressed today hy in- and Setsby Townsend, charged with everywhere- Tho explosions the Pcnsaccmr^naval air station, j * . . vestigating detectives. “heating" a board bill, were tran s­ the surrounding territory. IJbutennnt Commander Ralph D av­ One of the bodies, m angled be­ ferred to the county court. Chief llospitul attendants todi ison of Pensacola, crashed into the yond recognition, is believed by Murtin made both arrests, being Fred Sessions and N. Thf Mississippi river early today nnd tlon immediately. Statewide ex­ would not live through the layer E. F, Housholder has nd- the authorities to be th a t of an assisted by Officer R. L. Kennedy The zoning of the state of Florida was forced to swim to safety. HD to facilitate the operation of the tension of the movement was dis­ pluno sank as he attempted to tow .Seven matches were played yes­ They were injured in tho i 1his voice to others in favor of Italian who, with an accomplice in tho latter instance. cussed. It was ultim ately decided terday over the municipal links as explosion. S. S. Leavitt, churged with !>cing organization of a state amhulunco p r Hosing hour on Saturday who escaped, is suspected of being it to shore. p fings by the merchants of Sen- the m anufacturer of the deadly drunk, had his bond estreated by relief corps is shortly to tuke place, to dofer the form ation of a per­ The fnet thnt tho explosion oc­ "When Davison nrrived nt tho a rt of the city handicap tourney —>i Mayor Housholder told The bomb. Judge White. Officer Willis a r­ following a meeting in Orlando manent organization until next airport after being given a blue which in being sponsored by the curred on Sunday probably saved May, and * committee comprising Chamber of Commerce. This leaves »ld he was reasonably certain ho company em­ rested Leavitt. Henry Anderson Saturday a t which time thia Carey Hand, J. W. Wilhelm and farm short and overalls at a fa rm ­ five other matches to be played be­ ploys about 300 men who would FLOOD CONTROL VIEWS merchants might d o s e their and Matlin Anderson each-charged decision was reached. Tho corps house to replace his wet clothes, |F .’ £I at 9 o’clock Saturday nights with disorderly conduct, were fin­ la to be form ed of and by the m e m -j" t#« f t £ hu told n dramatic story o f his tween now nnd Sunday in accord­ have been around the tanks and subm it them to the crash and of his attem pt to tow ance with A les of the tournam ent; dsv except Sunday. »ut undue incanvenience to COLUMBUS, Ohio., Oct 10 — ed $8 and $7 respectively with tho bora of the Florida Funeral Dirhkoppers. (IN S )—The views and recnnime i- respective alternate of ten days cctora and enbalm ers Association. | •n .j ^ The day'w ere burned almost I h™sL.ni nt the plane to shore. —; course this is a farm ing dations of the best technical minds each. Twelve of Its members gathered H yond recognition. Their “I was returning to the landing |i°n and Saturday Is the prin- In America fo r harnessing tb« rewere taken from under a Saturday in Orlando for this pur- Comh® M i ? ^ I W ^ ^ C T e t a r v ’ field and attem pted to bank the rtn e r defeated him 3-2. John ®»y on w_h\ch these foIk*|calcttrnnt Bilsaiseippl River, anJ UNFILLED TONNAGE DROPS poee. F. L. Miller of Miller end IJ burned timber. Relatives •n the motor suddenly iy playing with G. Spenrer. J r . Hnen were g r ie f strict ciriekson, Hanford, was chosen secbe r a t e board pf emtng.‘ I saw th at I 'w a s was victor three and two. B. G ray balmers and of the Florida Fu­ NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (IN S )— ro tary a t thu meeting. Mr. Miller neral going tojerash, n» I tried to get. woa defeated by R. Moiling to *Xplofll0nfl Directors and Embalmers’ as­ ^ .. __ < jy Unfilled tonnage of tho United discussed the plana fo r the forming the planer Into a glide which wouhl •“•ke purchase* of various [will be aired nere beginning Wed- States Steel Corporaiton decreased of the association this morning sociation; J. W Wilhelm, St. P et­ take it to the opposite shore, I did tune of 5 und 4. R. King lost o u t!unknown* of clothing, food auppli«a nesday, when the American Society 47,924 ton* in the month ended with The Herald and gllV3 ths ersburg, first vice president of the not have enough elevation however, *hold a rti. re for,of Civil Engineer* opens its fall September 30< the corporation sta­ following inform ation about tha Florida association; C. L. Wilson, and w i hit the water about 50 E .'J , Trotter and G G. Her R. C. Bozarth, Arcadia; following session. during ted in its monthly report today. m eeting Saturday. yards from shore, opposite ' the rin g paired and Mf. cam* T um or, St. Petersburg; BryForward orders on September Ir u t ahead. Tha score WM 5 4. _ _ tt||>_ - Coker ^ a n a k n la * C. naval ata tld k to me if ACCIDENTS CLAIM 4 LIVES 30 aggregated 8,148,113 tons, the sto te to attend t h a ' meeting, Dukes, Lakeland D. a Powell lost to C. and PAI P. Ebelstein, against 3,106.037 tons on A ugustJ called by W. H. Combs of Miami, g t Cioud; H. P. Whidden Stevens, ' A. White paired ‘ 8H IP CAUGHT IN TYPHOON x h t l 1,00r *** Ian, Bartow; m er being one u{ — —— ,. ! lone p t of the Florida as- j . c> f i i t J . ; Ned SmulM no ■i l ° »,E M PH IS. Tenn., Oct. - ( I N S ) 31 and 3442,014 tons on July 31.^^ GTON Or*.- tf ) H. Faville won ^ th* .»«. wouW ,a Ife r- ,ln * —Four persons were dead todav M,r - , Comb8 *8 ..ni' nlea Un, Philadelphia, representing the BANDITS GET RICH HAUL ,«and 1. • the ownera ogrticu- from auto accidents over the week | vorcc.1 chairm an a t • the __ . IL S. Echols Embalming Fluid m o r f ? , ,VCM w i l d have an end in Memphis. Mors th an a dozen telegram s wore company and Carey Hand of Ortlon. L etters HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Oct. 10 — ha m IT, °r fre*oo«»-” other, who narrow ly escaped with of the t U U >lanj 0. *‘ v2i ; (IN S )—Two bandits today held up ober. the is to bo organized with Frank F. Wllmot, messenger for “ sjt ’ aim os *vt!......... the Bank of Italy, and robl [injurious to the convenience of all accidents. Three r t of “nd would In some ready been mad* In c of any lo f S, V— ” gl ?*hnpi he 3n Injustice t o !the deaths. None of H NEW'DORMITORYldumOUmOOo!!TOBEDEDICATED :ularities Are . losed In Audit . viaUH To scntj Large M , —— J Woman’s Brother To Give State Letters Deal “ShotW ith Fraud,” Says Court Mrs. Lilliendahl Is lie fused Bail Today 'OBREGON SLATED AS SUCCESSORTO led SecuritiesAre itRecordedAsLia- LEASEISVOID Rights ToTeapotDome . AreCancelledToday By Ruling Which Is Called U. S. yictory National Bank1 .OOOCertificates BY M E T H O D IS T S General Torres Takes Charge Of Garrison Of Courtlgnores Charges OfCollusionBetween Fall AndOilMagnate PPAIFCT WIT!. RF* EXPLAINED HERE sw a a te r ” . ^ Light Docket This Two French Aviators | Off For Buenos Aires MorningAtCityHall A rk an sas B Take Death Toll F o u r, Ten Injure Fellow Airman Oi’ I usholder Favors Florida Funeral Directors Will Form An Ambulance Corps For Emergency Saturday Nights "wni;* wan coi- Seven Matches Are Played In Tourney Of Local Chamber K S t “■rk"KKl'“ T “ ,h0,9thIWife Of New Lawy< n 'l-fa X K S 1 EBSr i �row SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBERJW^Z: -------- ■ ■ *■ ' --------- " V i l ' ■ = ^ = = 5^ Stanford = = Y A N K E E S S H E L L H IS O F F R IN G S BABE B ack s Couldn’t Budge This Line Lee^ Meadows Bash Plans To Pitch Second Bespectacled Against The Jubilant Its Who Seetth Straight By JAMBS L. KIUJALLEN teraaUciul New* Service S U ff Correspondent EW YORK, Cfct. 8,—The Pi­ ts sinking, fill* afternoon It may go down, middled \ f the devastating fire of tha New York Yankees, The good old ship that so magnificently Weathered the turbulent nations,* league rsce is foundrring from tbrea broadsides shot into it by tha merciless Yanks, each heavier than the other. ^ 'Victory today will give the Yan­ kees the coveted world's champ­ ionship. the highest honor in base- STAR SOUTHPAW to the records is one of the hiuQy-bCaten team# that ever In a world series. They beaten 6 to 4, 8 to 2 and most took have 8 to Yankees -a rc now o**rig favorites to win tho Seeks Title Pittsburgh Morale Blows Up A s Yankees Begin To Say ‘It Won’t Be Long Now llrrb Pennock Hcre’a Tom m y. Lougbran, Phila­ delphia flK htcr.'w ho Hghts Mlko McTigue, light heavyweight cham ­ pion. In a title bout early next mouth. L o u g h » n . thinks be will lift McTftuo’a title. hig Ten football got under way Saturday wit! victories for all team s except Chicago The Ok­ lahoma Sooner* proved the stumbling block to Alonzo Stagg’s eleven, scoring two touchdowns late in the game, both from sensational advances AUBURN DAI.E— Cornerstone laid here for new City Hull. i PEKING, Oct., H, —The dangerous dit bullet. W inter Haven— United Markets | process of converting nil Chinh fjnWhen the erecting huge refrigeration plant , t:» n land of nrm ul peasants clip- leafned of th here. jtlnuea with increasing rapidity. At , ent two rej the present m-iment n young far- bandit lair. T IN T i l K C W C t'I T COURT T U RN. jm er from a district only a few bun- that tho stnti T Y . T H I R D JU DIC IA L CIRCUIT, •Ired miles from P king Is in the {released upor IN A N I> F u l l HE M IN nl.E COIIN. T Y. FI.ORII >A. IN CHANCERY. ; capital with c< inntunal funds s u f - ,The station mi A. M CLEMMONS, C omplainant, , ficient to purchase an assortment g,> home uml VN of two hundred rifle* and revolvers, 't i n two nogo M A R G A R E T Cl.EMMONS. Dofch.lunt. | W hat is more, ho has the authority hostage. In ' t ORDER OP I'l IILICATION 'o f the locnl officials to transport came upon I T o M u rsarrt Cl'-minntin. I’ul.tlkx. u e s meeting tnn:iBsur«-i.re tan k s, | • NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—(INN)— jhis arms back home. I'u ln u n i C o u n ty . Florida. You a re h ereb y ordered and r e ­ This young arms purchaser tells snd I touhin t picture a chance , j{ri,| chnmionship football will bo u ired lo he and appeui' upon the which IN T H E C tlfC U IT COURT T W E N - q7th lor inem. . . witnessed on several eastern grid-,of .a . neighboring . . . . . village . duy o f N ovem b er. A. I*.. 1yg7. to T Y .T H IR I* JU H ItT A I. CIRCUIT. Yet u lot of good American* bet iron, t0liny Pennsylvania tackles »n.aU,c.t3 n«“in"t bandits with IN A ND FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ th e Hip of C om plulnt filed uKUlnul Mm In Ihe uliove s t y le d eau se and on tlm 1 flutes. Homo people would Brown in nn im portant contest n *oCa‘ whoso arm ory boasts TY. FLORIDA IN CIIANCKRY. -- ------------- ------------------------ Kavy clashes with Drake in a n n th > * 150 twtl muchinc guns and F R A N C E S (.'LEO THOMAS. C om ­ C ourt. T h e Sanford Herald. Is hereby d e s ­ plainant. ig n a t e d us th e nuwspuper la whleli T o m illV I j O l l ^ h r a n er h“v'ng » direct bearing of f i n - thrco ohl cannon. The latter w re vs tills order Shull he .luihllshed for A U llllliy U U I l ^ l I U M l j n i ruting*. Yale is asked to repulse'»'urT0hn“ ",Ml hc * » e r ,tlme? P A U L W. THOMAS. D efendant. fo u r e o n s e r u t lv o Weeks. R D ER OF IM RI.D'ATION T s ilfP Q T ’l f l p F Y n m ! n formldablo Georgia eleven, Uar*'• ll,at ,l ** obvious y not T o. O W i t n e s s V’. E. inniifluMs. t'lerk i f P aul *V. T h o m a s. SI. Churlea. J u lie s l in e yard meeU Purtfue. Army Krap. «n entirely new phusp, this arming s a id Court, and th e nfflel.il seal S ooth Carolina. You a re h ereb y ordered and re. t h e r e o f th is Gth day o f October. A. r K o m n i n n l U n T l m i r s I !>■«» with the strong M an,Uet{elof MllaK ' "r HoU-protection. I).. 10*7. r rum Yanks Overwhelming Defeat ChampionMcTigue.^ ’ Of Bucs Recalls Tactics Of, w Famous FootballCoach Who . Always PorecastOwnDefent ^ X u ^ l n s U ’tu ^ .^ w h lc 1? 8^ - Imnortinl’ of I * T u X T < k k x ‘S •lulred to he uml ap p ea r upon ih e • th d ay o f N o v em b er, A. l>.. I')27. to u lilll of C o m p la in t file d uKuIrmt y o u It* th e a b o v e s t y le d Court. T h e Hanford H erald u n ew sp ap er (BEAU) published In S e m in o le County, F lo r i­ S A M U E L A. B. . . o . i o i o r fo r da. Is h ereb y d e s i g n a t e d ' as the n e t)sp a p v r In w h ich th e o rd er shall he iMildlidu-d fo r four co n se c u t iv e inte'r- | [ ^ t y T v 7 £ m T n m ls^ T h ^ e stitut*. the civic pride of Phil.- ggjW «« » g . If £ “M f S S ^ V r S ^ t h . ^ t e K V p S r t J dalphta, la added to«Uy a disUnc- ^ llow» keep their slntes clean, 1>v tnki, wix hour Wtttchc, during By LBS CONKLIN tion It has not «nj9yed since the word tlian one critic will receive thfl n|Kht slttil1ic on tht. r,„ f top « ••ohs. International Newa Service Staff dnjrs of Jack O Brien—tho pos- the surprise of hi* life. W it n e s s V*. E. D o u g la ss . Clerk of with loaded rifles Correspondent th e snld C ircu it Court and th e o ff iTho ^ w n - P f n n f y ^ n l a en-i Awoy from tho vUIaEt-w which r ia l s e a l th ereo f, th is Gth duy of ^ F .W Y6RK, Oct. 8 - Y e a r s a g o 1T » 'i0nn!™f * WOrld,, I,rile*fi«!ht tk i uti *°Krmo" t nt Franklin field Is go- u„unny have a mud wull for pro- October, A. I)., UJ27. OH' Doble, tha football coach who { ThlSm t .. h V. K. DOt'OLASS, la poularly known as tha Prince o f ' Tommy I-oughran the sur.ghtly, ing to he n genuine championship tcctiont th„ Delated farmers d Dy A. M. W E EK S, youth from the City of Brother-, contest. Both teams hnve aspir»-!pena up0n their own resources for FINAL NOTICE IV T H E ( O L I t T OP TUP, COUNTY J I T ) OK. NKWINOI.K COUNTY S T A T E OP F LO RIDA . In re th e rata l.' o f J. E. L A IN d . Dnrpuneil— to Urotinle. P IN A L NOTIC E N O T IC E IH IIE R E U Y OIV E N that th e umli-rMif m-.l will, o n the 1st day o f N o v e m b e r . A. D. 1*27. present to the fl o n u r a h ln County J u d g e o f HornInole C o u n ty , Florida. tluTr tln a l re. turn, a c c o u n t uml v o u c h e r s u s a d ­ m i n is t r a t r ic e s o f the estu tn o f J. U. I.AINO, ili-ciuxoil. Ulld Ut suid time, th en uml there, m ak e u p p llc u tlo u to th e sn ld J u d g e for II riluil s e t t l e ­ m e n t o f their a d m in ist r a tio n o f mild ahtiite, mi d- tor uii o rd er d lich u rK lu g WATCH, CLOCK, JEWBLItt j REPAIRING. . Round C r y s ta ls J 5e—Odd Shapes around *1.00 LITTLE JEWELERY SHOP. "Thut S e lls F o r Lsna." 113 P rin c e ss T h e a t r e TJIdtr. WILKINSON. Cuinplulmint. | For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption. Price 73c Sold and guaranteed by the (H E A D UNION PHARMACY A. D. WIL KINSON, hi.iK’.tu r for C om p lain an t. Yale is .likely to tum Georgia mounted on his compound wall, back. The Fits have n way of com- Although to the casual traveler jng through In the crisis. Some c*ll these guns hove an absurd appearit tale luek, but it Is bulldog nnce j„ what at the moment si-.'tn* courage. Tad Jones has worked the moat tranquil «f countrysides, hard and well a t New Haven. they are not infrequently "culled The Army has shown its best into use when mounted parties of wares as yet. The military acad- bandits sweep over the districts. r,S r,l)M, * «*■«** vW»Hjr team. This sad lack of firm authority Biff" Jones is not well fortified exists not only In the more remote with subs, but nc has n varsity {country districts but even ut thi which should .be with the leaders very gates of the cupital of China, nt the end o f the sesson. Anting j* a station on the trunk . . . . . . . T^rri------------- - , • railway out of Peking, only thirty. i MARIANNA— New high school {two miles distant and yet bandits building her* dedicated. were bold enough to abduct the V. B. DOUGLASS. lly A. M. W E E K S D .L \ of Uie nail, to dofeiit Chicago, tiu r photo*] show* Quarterback Mooney, a big star- for Soonors, being downed on the ten-yurd lid Fullback Layers of Chicago during one of] Oklahoma threats. » j UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT SAMUEL ilad Yanks Is born# out by the wing facts At, Ysnkea mound . . »rtsd Incapacitated on the knee by a line it bafors the* series start. another v e ts n n pitch**, hed o a t of th® box In the 4® this stage, according to York .Msstmists, all that is had l*ft In tha way o ' wa# WMcy Moore and fg ra s. the two flnd-venr •asnondlng to Mr. Doble’s path fo r the Stanford boll carrier, and i resistance some St. Marys lineman Is him. Also note tho players sprawled < pround. It's a corking good photograph, Stagg’s Eleven Loses Opening Grid Gapie second I Br JACK LAfT bet on a sheep against Armour. But it | Interiisnonal 'NiWM Service IAh«4 Mrs. Huggins does the - jo*) at 8200,-1 S taff Correspondent (with much more artistically and wo le a g -1 NKW YORK, (Jet. 8—It won't be (or in our beautiful stadium thin int* tha long now. The Pirates, who on:with more gusto. Verve and colcheduled farm don’t figuru to win one game that function is executed a t the itomatic- In 1° from the Yunks, cun blov. stockyards in the city on the lake. ;ee man- wUjf «>n® Wore. Their morale is ox* I The Babe did awat the globule reserved f-lodid. The black flag hangs limp, for a homer, when the game was told for IP* “ fair sdrt of parlor team, safely in the bag. That wus shm •te 8170,- But to send it in again that wild thing. Every citizen should *•’ .* , wou| j gang of Hugmcn is murder in the Ruth (ronnect with one once. It is a bleacher D m t*°Jrr ®- Such pitching ami nutionnl Institution.’ this af- * ,fh “» Pittsburgh h a s ' This home Ruth was Interesting manage- 80,10“ gainst has rarely been particularly heruu.se the astute Mr. 000 cs»v- kn,,wn- And the Yanks are hitting Rush had purposely withdrawn toxea al- a too, these afternoons. Muidows, who had pitched elegant Hcnnock hurled grand ball, lib'baseball, because It la n we!! *,,wr HI IINTQ H till their hands to do IL " I f .we just s ta rt hitting, we’ll go,” Bush de­ clared. Bush plans to pitch Carmen Hill, the tall spectacled right-hander to­ day. The New York pitcher pro­ bably will be Wiley Moore, if Iflll shows the slighest weuknes* Bush will rush John Miljus to the box, Aa a relief pitcher in one of t i n Pittsburgh games Miljus held tho Yanks to one hit In four Inn- This remarkable photograph partly explains Stanley’s 16-0 d efeat'b y St. Mary’s in tho seaon’s biggest upset td date. Note "Biff” Hoffman, No. 34, in whito sweater, attempting to clear the — Phone 375 It’s Here! Another Big Laugh TW O BLACK CROW S Part 3 & 4 - By Moran & Mack W e Haye ONE For You! address FRANK ROGE: Jacksonville t .: RES. SEATS aow hlstow . Moore and second-stringers. Hoyt may prova a tartar, howev-' ret rem e. Pior»na won sill* , and Pennoek sr. The blond undertaker la wild to rmed a no-hlt miracle gat a t tha Pirates. In Pittsburgh some one stole |3 0 0 from him in his hotel room and ha la exceed-1 Ingly peeved a t a*l thlnga, includ­ ing baseball teama, connected with the Smoky City. 1 Carmen Hill will probably twirl far the Pirates LxjayJfe may nev-. • r win a beauty content, but ha cer- Apply Circulation Department Exclusive Handler Cplumbia Phonographs And Records 117 A / \ v n 1 1 v-?*t �the PAGE TWO M other Slain SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. J927 World Flyers VReach Detroit j’ • . r- * ■ Slain and Slayer ✓ • r * ■ ■* ~ «< • ' \ /• 'for a m arriage licenso for nimseii ,.!|ij*UMot jo |;»auv uuy pu« ,,f Kirtiund in said county, and ma!(|c soleinnoath th a t he the said Bviigham Young i^ o f age of twentyj unv L » ® W PICS 3l0 Putt Ju0 Angel is of the age of eighteen yefar-s: that they ar? both single, and rot nearer c f kin than firs t eouein-.that he knows of no legn! impoiir.entagainst their being joined in !n>:u riage. Bricham Young. (Signed) Hirchain Young or Sworn to ami subscribed this 10 th day of February, 1834, Before 'me, Ralph Cowles, Dep. C hrit” l lie .sig n a lin g . igham.’’ and it JE /o t c!car it is Briihum f r liircbam t'th e first is YRo spdiin. It is interesting to not, , Y’oung made solemn oath t cy arc both single, and t| knows of no legal inipe,^ ageinst their being joined BRADKNTON. grapefruit shipped out COCOA— Contractor* surfacing a mile a day on ( a> road. SARASOTA — Roads , struction in Sarasota (V idly enaring completion. BOYS W ANTE William S. Brock (center) and Ftlward F. Schlee (right) as • greeted by W. Fvani (left) wh'*se round-the-woil«l speed i v couldn't break. lira . Ada Hides (above) of Oklahoma City Is deed and S-year-old Lorraine Frances Sides (below), Is without a mother as the resul. of a bandit's bullet. 'Mrs. Aides wan killed ae-sbe led police to the place where she bad parked with • friend. Cecil Brown, and where the robbers had taken 152 (rout Brow a. AT ONCE Apply Circulation Department First iMarriage License Of Brigham A. R. Landers of Norfolk. Neb. calls hi:* hen l.ady Norfolk, but Young Is Still On Records In Ohioj wo know a letter name thnn thnt George Yaro, Bamsboro. N. J.. bus driver (center, above I has been, charged with murdering Rose Sarlo (below) pretty 18-year-old Sunday school teaeher of Wood­ bury*. It >is alleged that Yarn con­ fessed he shot nnd strangled the girl and hid her body under u bridge on a lonely highway. Sher­ iff John S. Strntten (left! and State Trooper Smith, with Yaro, contend that Miss Sarlo win mis. treated before she was slain. CIIARI'ON. <> (lit. I. ((IN S )— Rutland, near Chardon. where a Bigham Young’s first marria re temple erected by them is standing license in Geauga County nnd is today in an exceellent state of prer.n file in the offict-of Probate Ju.l- servution. K. Charles S. lamhart. Br.gham Young journeyed to In tho henning of the last celt-;Chardno and obtained his lices:nco tury thy Mormons flourished in ito take his first lunge into m ntri- __Lady Babe Ruth. She batted out 1f,0 egg> in thnt many davs and thnt's a world record. Landers and his feathered Bambino are pictured ."hove. moninl seas. The license reads acc­ urately, with strict attention to The Heral First for Finer Flavor Irritation—No Cough Figure In Fall-Sinclair Trial .Ball Will Address L o c a l Kiwanians N e x t Wednesday ** Dr. K. I). Ball, In charge of the experimental work on celery pests for the state, will address the member* of Ui'e Kiwanis Club Wednesday a t Ihe regular meet«t,Jpg- Rl* subject will be Civiliza­ tion." The topic will be alabora' ted on as affecting the* future growth and prosperity of the Uni11 ted States. • The high pointa of tho remarks ’ifc)' of tbo celery, research szpert will “Roxy,” I When the government begins trial of Alliert II. Full tin,I flair on charges of conspiracy, Oct. IV. Frederick L. Sit’d justice of the supreme court o f the District of Columbia, side.) Robert \V, Stewart (right), chairman of tlie bnnrtl oft the Standard Oil Co. d>( Indiana, is expected to !«• on government witness. a favorite in m Radio-land, | 11,105* doctors give written opinions writes: “D uring a strenuous rel hear sal, with fh c tc o r k n l tailed in operating (hi W orld's Largest Thtalrtl where one’s nervous sp tem is working undergred pressure, there is nothin quite like a *L ucky StriU cigarette. It does not in* pair the voice, and give the m ental relaxation u essential to carry on*” Life Term For Gin T X r H A T is the quality that Giuseppe Danise, Queena Mario, Adam Didur, Antonio Cortis, Nanette Guilford,^Arilton Lackaye, Lenore Ulrtc, “Roxy,” and other famous singers, actors, broad­ casters and public speakers have found that makes LUCKY STRIKES delightful and of no possible injury to their voices? P o s s e s Searching From an employe of the city manager'* ofllce In Bristol, Va., Miss Kathlyn Allison has taksn up the manager’s duties. Her elec-' -turned to se# Myers’ car swerve, a dead man at the wheel, and crash into the ditch. When the men reached him there was n«r trace of his m urdtrera. Depoty Myers was dead from buck­ shot wounds In ih e race, part of his head being tom away. State Chiropractors TxfMcet In Orlando % T ' —■- The 13th annual convention of the Florida Chiropractors AssoeiAMw , .Will he held in Orlando on Thursday and Friday. A public lecture will be given by . ,P r * R. J» Palmer of Davenpom. iWOu In the Orlando High School Because Fred Palm, 20, had u pint of gin in his home he has started on n life sentence ut hard labor in the Michigan state prison. Palm, u I.arising resident, was the first man in whose case violation of the liquor law wan'construed Us a felony under Michigan’s new criminal cotie which has just gone Into effect. Tho cotie makes a life sentence mandatory after a fourth Conviction of felony. STA TE AND COUNTY LICENSES NOW DUE. ±^or the answer w e turned to medical men and asked them this question: D o y o u th in k fr o m y o u r e x p e r ie n c e w ith L U C K Y S T R I K E cigarettes th at th e y are less irritatin g to sensitivo o r tender th roats than oth er cigarettes, w h a te v e r the re a so n ? 11,105* doctors answered this question “YES. The License Laws of Florida provide that “ No peison, firm or corporation shall engage in or manage any buoiness, profession or occupation—unless a Stutc and County Licenso s h a l l been procured from the Tax Collector l>f the County." Licenses became due October 1st, those concerned please note and call at Court House for Licence. , No Throat Irritation-No C WORTH— Paint factory tneou raged to locate in ^ h e r e b y c e r tify th a t exa m in ed 11,105 a lin e d e firm in g the a b o v e 1WI8TON— building op< LY b r a n d . MO T»x Collector Seminole County, 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD,JjONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1927. E v o l u t i o n jssufi,County Grand Jury Ire 1928 Campaign[RebukesHeraldFor Seen By Preacher “Unjust” Remarks ( UmoC / 'x. t KIT*l f iWR EA- SL '/ \ / AM’ A C O O c N iT ■1H D on N M A M H t . -fy c m e r ? H r& - T f e c r U - A vvq^C j^ r y « w AsvA , ■ ______ ■ • >**a — j C U R l H t W OO n rN V F R r nl i ' f t\ s' > (Continued Prom Page 1) , iR A N R l C x ^ T I V flM C rrC ! Evolution,’ as a ’ political j » u e in IN T # \ T — I . l iiu u . 4k Uu.,„fc in e re io in me nuuil re* wne A w prvBiucniuu wus G PuT ih ^ s D e fea t _ eorgia And thtt iiliabilities 1 'H O P E W O J in the balance sheets, port beinjf an lUm ||rted nmon„* forecast hero recently by ;Rev. W. Indianans TriumphOverThe since in our opinion, their ex ecu- [th* liabilities in the consoli-'B . Riley, p a s to r or iz e Fttrat BupIm m I o P la tes D O ^ T T ^ l N K - 'I . HarvardEIevenUpset Ddpe; tion was without the a u th o rity of dated balance sheet, which bears a ’Mat Church of Alinneapolis, anil ' y PennConqueraBrown Eleven the municipality and are, there- date of September 30, 192G. Ipreaidout of th« World**'Pundamei “This series of certificates w a s!nta,ial Association. . |f« re wholly inoperative ,M RO^ i “Careful search of nil minute I'Mue‘* to l hs Chase National Bank! "Convincing legislature* that the /• i Il,ut we ure unable to learn «f any teaching «f evolution should ont lie lews Service j books has been made. V e find th at ,credit therefor to the City of San- tolerat “ “ *" "** ' spondent :0„ j „ l y ja , 1925 the :ommission (ford on the books of that institu- long a 3 o u .T u a k ? V f fid Rev! J? Court that they used successor of the Iboroughly resent the implication let. 10—perhaps voted to negotiate n short tim e , ti'on. On the other hand, they were Riley, i Jennings BrVin, “the- against the members of this body aturday in the loan in the sum of $200,000 for credited to the bond trustees n r - , late W hall appeal directly to contained in a paragraph published ,ast has seen an tem porary financing of the east count on the books of the Seminole refore ugh an initiated men- jn The Sanford Herald on SeptemCounty Bunk. It is our understand' I people «n r,.»nrit..s ® bulkhead. Inter, 1925, •otball favorites »W cmbuUyinK thla itomAugust in u 5,ft,rmal re are three reasons ber 27, 1927. The jurors individual* ing that these certificates w; re | sure.” teaching o( the s<-ca- >>' and collectively feel that they last Saturday icsolution in which provlssion was used as collateral ’for loans in the agains of evolution,? he said, have labored for the best interest alm ost complete . ninde for the issuance of two eer- Seminole County Bank from the [lied tt of the community und the insmuan nml down th-> tlficate* of indebtedness to the Chine National Bank. It is to be They „ . tions such as published in tho noted that a t the time these n rtifi-1 and even to Atlantic National Bank for $75,r a i S S S K . none newspaper above re fe rra l to cast cates were issued, the author!*. )ut of the welter 000 »n‘l $101,000 respectively. s o suppo , reflections on the Court and this atb n for time w arrants was at all 1 . wb nvi» ever bo«n veruiril . . , . the m ost un* “The mJnute!* of the meeting of i ~ is#» » nody and the rem arks were unjust ■es the most un Augugt 2ft, 1925 fu rth er recite that times exceeded. reliirio I naticna life. an,, unw -rrantw l. “ As stated, the cash book and „q f Vnl *i l l , resolution 234 1-2 authorising the t is anti-scriptunl and <.^.e fuj.tber respectfully report . ‘ir i*»UM*a of time w arrants of the the bank’s statem ent show that m nuture, and u m -tu l(( tbe c ourt feeling that we «. ffd Georgia t a £ity „f. Sanford was adopted. This prior to October 31, nil irrtifi- ” , ^ were impaneled and sworn primalto 10 and ul ri.sojutjon authorized timo w ar ent'es issued td the Chase National f J is inmiicttble to society j|y t0 investigate m atters connect*n Harvard is s . rant8 not to exceed $300,000 for Bank hud been liquidated. In NoI national life.’ ,.,j with the failure of the Seminole ihock of a 19 to ^ p,,r p0fU? 0f defraying the c<*t veniber and December 192(1, a new religic ywns in-lfejiver to alt- County Bank and certain alleged anils of i*unltitf jixiprovementA, the said time war* series nf certificates was issued as ' Rev ttings o f'th e local-Bap* irregularities in the affairs of the follows: end tl ition, and ileliven-d an City of Sanford, and for further • November 9, 192(1 $300,000 l i , t “ n A Developed Monk- reason thnt as we understand a December 27, 1920 .’100.000 on, “ I ----------- ey? regular term of this Court will not desire to force the convene on the first Tuesduy of Total $(100,000 “ Wi June 2.r>, 11(27—paid 100.000 Bible Outstanding July 31, Bible 1927' $500,900 Dr. Rl “These certificates according t ” , force the carbon copies on Jilt- at th • City of the [Hall and as recorded on the gen- »itie Iera I books a t the City Hall, were And a {issued to the Seminole County of thi W II.L STAGE RACE MEET "Florida about to s ta rt, the va departm ent of agriculture wns IBank. jj fight. sending n carload of exhibits for “The am ount'of this last series railroads o p eratlh g T i^T lK ^ r(ow. Federa| departm ent “f a g ri­ MIAMI. Flu., Oct.lO—(IN S)— | ■f certificates was placed to the IT v ji under way have announced the addiHda. o f I culture officials will attend their Preparations were credit nf the City on the books of u large number of fa it lim ite d 'tra in exl ibit and give lectures. hero toiloy for the^ fourth winter to and from northern points. W ltl (he Seminole County Bank in a THhe southern show will also be race meet at Hialeah from January 'savings account In which t.o other j transaction* appear, with the e x - '. ^ . , . the national nfcet and show of the 19 to March 10, according to an an­ several of the new train*, N*a Luke Cassidy, York i* but 24-hours from Floridi ception of the purported payment T. American White Plymouth Rock nouncement by by the City to the bunk -f $100,000 f * , Jockey a new speed record. Association of .America, and sev- m arag er of the Mi*mi regarded ns the lawn tennis ideal, The new f a s t tra ias oa tfca M on June 25. 1927. This payment H JP,' e»al meetings of state poultry as- Club a fte r a conference with other (here is no doubt that the change h clations. Untie Coast Lhi« are il^ ^ r lo r id i was made by a w arrant bearing the . cluh officials. „i will meet with the npprovnl of the signature of only one bond trustee. I* As a state law prohibiting gam ­ Speeial, The Miamian, and) TM vast majority of tennis players in Gulf Coast Limited. BlglK ns* “ No interest was paid or credited |lUH (| WILL OPEN II AL SOON bling on races, there will be no trairta Will he. operated the British Isles. th by the bank to the City on this , bnr,j book making or qral betting, Cas­ Even hud it not been for the Dae a it and a sim ilar rtambea ffam tin savings account und no interest has j (H,xt sidy said. *lie asserted that stale svi Cup results, the unprecentedly ’ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Oct.lO w rst. All h. C. L. Train* to Flee been paid in the certificates by the | cM.-urti wet summer in England hns brou­ —rN S)—The Hahfflg District Pub­ and county .officials would not in­ ida points from th e naV$)* han City. The certificates, according t o ' to c n , terfere1 with the meet ’ with the ght forth an agitation for the uni- lic Hospital will be opened Ja n ­ information reaching us, are in pox- l8Urfa pari-mutual been ordered speeded up. versnl use of the hard court— par- uary 1, according! to officials here. elimination of the session of the Cha*e National Bank t.,j machine*. [ticulurlyof the wood variety. The hospital wak financed by a , ns 'collateral f<>r notes executed b y ____ “ You’ll find out when the time BUILDING 9EAt»LAtf!5fXSrB $750,000 bond issie. . tht. Seminole County Bank. 0f jn, « r comes,” was Cassidy’s only com­ TO STAGE P O U L T R Y S H O W “ Being placed in this special ue- 000 \ One of the spiciai features of ment when asked what would re­ MIAMI, Fla, O c t./1 0 - ^ lN B ) ' count ns they were, it is apparent and I ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 10—(IN S) the public hospiUTwill Ue a high- place the race horse beta. Requesttng an aproriatiagh l a r f [that the proceeds of these certifi- bihity Extensive preparations under powered X-ray (departm ent in Approximately 300 stables res­ cates wore not required for any F way here today for the s'.uthorn na­ charge of Donald U1. Campbell of ervations have alrea<ly been made tional poultry show to be stuged.in f t s s in line pluy. Rut crowning all scries of certificates over and municipal purpose and this is fu r­ I by horse owners. this city from December 7 to 10. f t e s e faults is the, fact that the above the $179,000 authorization of ther evidenced, by the balances maintained Jn the b'ttd trustee Karl W. Brown, of Dclnnd, presi­ R u e is ufipaftnHy only u one man NEW TRAINS ARE SCHEDULED ' dent of the southern national poul­ ■ootball eeleven and th a t one man eleven was worse than a ship with­ checking account. * “In view of these facts, it is our try show, announced that the U. S. i i the veteran Bruce Caldwell out a rudder. Yule made nine fum bureau of anim al husbandry of th«? - *',V- • IlC Ji conclusion that these certificates W ithout Caldwell on the field Yale bles. | Tui THE BIG PARADE OF MERCHANTS O BIG PARADE OF MERCHANDISE BIG PARADE PRICES! 1 The Big Pafade of Bargain Seekers will march to for jewelry that reflects good taste The Big Parade of Anllerkan Youth K IN G VIDOR'S STMX Follow The 1$ I Parade To Loans, Secu Investments, Prompt Service, is to be found on the athletic field. Our line of athletic goods is complete. “The Sportsman’s Store” Seminole One of Florida’s Better aurants” : Sanford -Cycle Co. Jeweler ’. 108 Magnolia Avenue 117 Park Ave. iT he Doughboys i 5 The Big Parade Then follow the big parade offoliosJfor refreshments ate doughnuts and liked them —yoall like Myrtle’s Downyflake Doughnuts .too, the taste will 'convince you. greatest War Picture of all t im e now at popular prices at the Tomorrow You will be delighted with the new styles, new coverings* and new finishes. We ask you to compare otir prices and quality with anything else you can possibly find. x jH Lead the Big Parade o Cars. Sold exclusively cXSL' ■r.. ' . • r\ �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY._OCTOBERJM927^ Florida Greets “Lindy” 'Mr Carrier par •»»»! - nVal.tr r4lllm. par »rar *2.lk Tfca ItaraM *aaf»riT» p'warrr pa par aabaarika* la Iba lalrraa ■ilaaal I r m 4 m l«r. rrralila* tr*» aaparlur aana ...raanianll.i. [paalr l*«aaa4V anl> Sallr « « r r m ( all Ikr Iradlae airnla »f Ida >a Ilf* n i 'i l . U f I. A. I* ■» aaprrlal. it afOalaal In I'Uri't* a-id li» a a a a tr af U a llia i aana Iwllkaal a-iaal. T ie Mirrat* U a ivri.ibar of Ikr : *a«lt ttaraaa al I In-ala tlna*. ar ■ alaraailaaal 4a»ri«ii»« »i i*w»». rra, A'Uiirllwra, and .\il<rrllalaw «la nhlafc rrqnlrc. ra r l |-ut»__ M.aiaaiakar la • iibi.di l» • tbar*ask aadll'af anl>»«-rl|ili..» INI* la ardar ta vrrU» akaalutrlr a» rial a*a •( alrralallnn >■ n rll akaalaraa axlkoda. MONDAY. OCT. 10. 1927 n TUB HKRAl.im KltOUHAH |r 4 > a a a a r la r ill aad ruunli ad. Mlalalrallaa. ■ r—Oaaprr n a lrr raalc I" Jarltsoa rlUa, atraatlaa al Hi. Jaaaa ladlaa Mlrar Caaal. a . In d a a w a ra llra al maatktr "I“a rap W trk. r > A a |a r a lla | al kalldlas pra| n a —l a n a r . bnlrla, aparlmrai A—A taaiaiBBllr U uat. 1^—laaiplrll^a al rltjr kraullla llaa praprda*. . aadara haapltal. BIBLE VgRSfc FOU TODAY MAN’S THOUGHTS:—Tho l»r-l jweth the thoughts of mun, that they are vanity. Psalm 04:11. PRAYER! Judge us not, () Lord. • according to our evil thought* hu* faccordnlg t«| Thy Morey, In Christ -Jesus. AfteV False Spring On this day,when the sodden enrth remember* The waters Whence she sprung, nnd the Iqw sky uches With the wound the sun mnkes, burning invisibly, On thia d ay ‘my heart is hot a* a wound In me, (Ad he And my mind holds only a heap of clinkers and embers. Nothing la reel -but tho pa*t; thin eticke of hours .Charred with burnt-out fire; these remain, These, and the falling of a snow like !$ln, As though to cover with small icy flowers .The frenzy,'the young Joy, the £ young'despair That will net come again. And all mv thought t cen a fn love gone over and a fchfld unboftt, And how td forgive the unforglving years The peace Ijtrould lay to my heart la a clout th a t 1s tom . And in a drfcwncd world there’s no place J for tears. 1ETTE DEUTSCH. Judging burn score Aim tho Floriila-Auseems that the Gator* were Just .little sore about that ' defeat adr nlstered a week ago by Davidsot ' They do 4ay that iotm< Intereating littl l things were related In nf certa long distune.• tele­ phone call leveral day* ago to I phone call aeyeral duiya ugo from Sanford to Philadelphia. i I With a vjetory over the Alumni all-etar team and another one over the atrong Palatka -eleven. it ap pear* that j Coach Whelchell 11 ha* hai ^.groomed a afgh school aggregation ’ th at — blda^tyr to imake a name for »— Itself this eaason. |jjy# ! The Herald regrets that Col. Lindbergh’s tour would not perm it him to visit other parts of Florida so he could re­ ceive the plaudits of all of us, hut we hope that Jacksonville s reception will he of such nature as to impress him with the extent of the well wishes and admiration of the people of the entire state, we hope at some future date, and may it not be far off, that Col. Lindbergh will find time to visit Florida again so that more of the state will have a chance to say “hello”. There is something closely akin to reverence in our feei­ ng toward the youthful nvaitor who has made history by his wonderful flight. His reticence and unassuming attitude serve to quicken our admiration and make our adulation more pardonable- Thousands of words have been written in tribute to him and none of the praise has been misplaced. We bring ourselves ‘.nto a closer fellowship with him by join­ ing the thousands of others in calling him "Lindy.” --------------- o---------------- For The Aid Of Widows . . . . .. . , \ .., , , . ... , _.I i .1 A C T S Iinto one great city, to take in, by amicable negotiation, other import, i.nt communities *ith a sliort ra d ­ ius of tin* tin lrr of the bay, mid­ way * bet wren San Krnnt.su* anil | Oakland SOME LOCAL AMBITIONS and competition*, not local jealmiair-t, are to i»e ovi-mnne. Whin that j. done, anil a suitable name lor the grem city selected, the fourth iit> in the United Staes, in populstion, will be •*«.renter San Krane'nci>.Oakland.” with L'MUl.tMJtl inhabi­ tants. - m utxtiiegging U,. hin' in h,« a*a^nV*for * ioL.y a rone ror „ the yJ |pL‘ . e, f0r« i>!e ^ . llocal 0CaJ 10 f i r ° f th*'" t a w - i pays for merit in this I MR. AKNIM.L, ARNOI.L SEURF.TARY dcelopmenl but todays ditions of today— one f •■'lihe Los Anglese Chamber of ( omi *innce, inimeiliatrly wishes you to form. „ „ llton will feel .■ ■ ■ the Influinstitution bojth in a .oiritual w .v The whole Uni ted State * the Christian peoplo °J *" d«n^l"«tions-wiUn f S | P a u i L ronc' rn for i u work because " r taee & m S is.lonari.s, r i a K •and‘ru,n,n* for and at th# sama time *“ *“ fb. and a b o n a for devoted and \ be found astounlshlngly low! Have you Inquired? DeForest-Santord Realt" O'. Sanford Plumbing — Heating “Service You’ll Appreciate" JAMES A. SANDS S2.1 Sak/ord Are. Phone 6;!0J. CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOBER 1,1927 rl:i City licenses now clue on every business, . occupation ;< r •r\ or profession for which a license is required. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. GENERAL KOVACHEVITCH you never heard of him, but h- i important in Jugoslavia- -wa murcered. Newspapers of Belgruth slop fighting ench other for .-. minute, and yel! for "revenge." It is hard to make natives of the Balkans give up kRling eiuh other as it is to make natives of tre United States atop drinking These Ford aco-ssory m anufac­ turers who are in such d/re straits vl isky, in fact you can’t do It. ought tu start tu rn in g /o u t spare A r**c:nt hairdressers’ convention ports for peilestrains./ broke up in a dispute. Splitting of hnirs, we suppose. The c untrv is . becoming more prosperous. Every , p i g you run Lilly-white hand* usually an* a ?fcCr T v ,0 .Ur "I0?0* trjp s is denial for ban! work—rxcept when thoroughbred worth flop. one of them la decorated with nn •ngagament ring. * Radid nr«*jige*,, claimed, can b* throui J ^M O TEL FLAGLER (tot* iV ccb ' c ° ' D' ' mw® ; e0« o » 4 i f *** ' J A C K S O /N V IIL E F L O R ID A -■a——. I all part* of Florida, ami twi, national highways an a trank Uno-railroad running through this territory make the location logical. ITie location is Florida’s contribu tlon to n great movement sponsor­ ed by big-hearted Christian men end women. IKS prices will ' , L M ratlliojLjh'™ i,k i“ “V.!'11 !•!<“ .•Itro u tl,l.il.tfc lh ln . .lo r ., bill It I, not so e.i tvkeep them standing “ f Orange I to The groves; garden farm s, bulb farms league of nations nation could cus****“ '•/ tu n - 1uy bully the little Balkan countrie* But n.ay select the that homeseekers j i„t0 fairly decent behavior. wooti necausc or • folio. The biv .tr-ie h w®u-«lj h rariew, Italy, England, have difd the vlaion °f up along th e ° \v e k { ^ ^ v * e f» ^ n^ * L,,rfnt Balkan Interests and may b rothers, ro th .,.. abnat w n irth w it^ wil S tb/ not on the « •" « " h if f..t lU m ..rl.k WUI l.,V "*H th.-* » poradise M. Ptukin Pipkin, of the men 1who ....... ’to voen- on. of the Gospel an,I Bible teacher, Dr. E J. Pace' ^WWatlbnaHy known; th^ other u devout K Christian business man ms of ristian business New Y< rk r i t >- who not only advi w^o laughs last and so mMn ,, Mr. j . I All Florida ___ __. ,ks«. L1 . u u ii ti encc f°* aS*5?? ,B h* r‘J^ 11' m at-rial and Gen; -rf ‘Hf leaders uf _pnrticular*v u iim meet the existin g con­ THAT WOULD Hi: a blessing for Ilet tint and Los Angeles, now , running nef k anil re- .. riving • them u useful par ■null • , nine- j | thing to shu* t at. -o - t wi“ithy m*n « to the Inves: in . 1 , . m. *?.y K ^ - ment of their material funds . a , f - ytt.1 yui lu f H .) 'Z T 2 ht Meet Today’s Demand LONGWOOD BIBLE CONFERENCE ,h * S“ ,u r ' ^ Loch A rb o r Prices I’rices in Loch . Arbor , a » * JW ^STta/tSToSii. C h money matte 4 1 • 1 j 1 NEWS FROM MEXICO, moat j gi'iiesomii. indicates that somebody The amount of City funds in Is ileterminid to end the series of ORLANDO REPORTER-STAU closed banka has been • treated a* icvolutions. One enntlitlate for the toeses In tnd new audit. And perpresidency, opposing the govern The purtii-ular h-ention of on inIng faithfully performed Haps it’s J u t as well because ifjllstltutlim of the sco|>e of the laing* vt.-e ,.r k ,,™ '-I,' “ *er: inient cnndldute, was arrested an. 1 of the money is recovered Y, h 1 the!" " W J - k h o l . No loss of time. irlil be Hke^plcking up that much wwul liitile Uonferenc.e will in no It sueh it will be a merciful bless­ sense loculixe its operations untl ing. Returning, us most of these in the road." j ALFONSO I)E LA HUERTA, its influence. Longwood happens to misisonaries do, from countries of -0—■ brother of a former president of It davelo^e that there were two bo so beautifully endowed by nat- hot climates, they cannont safely Mexico- i* shot down, aQj| his body City accouatn in the Seminole u n that it becomes an ideal Ita- i- locate in the rigourous North. County Bank that did not appear dition, It has several citixrns who Florida has the genial climate they riddled with bullets, exhibited In tbe public square, tied to u tree o <the Cltjre booka. Yet we dis­ poaeecu that breath of vision that need. with n bloody rope, luhe(eil, "nntinctly recall a certain statem ent enubleM them to see the far-reach­ Located hore in the heart of a t th f band ahell about “go ing value of such an institution to Horidu where it is so easily aeces- "thg,r rebel general." It is not pleasant work, but it the City Hall, you’ll find all the Mpirituul uml material world. lu rroni ports of the country, will discourage revolution. Thus Longwood becomes the loca- fboth record* there.’* by ruil and by auto, it will -otion of uu institution that is dif. Of course It is only u rumor,!fur.-lit from anything now existunt Imost ^ideYv used lnsM^l^*V0Wnen•,!,* EUROPE MAY SOON "enjoy" but we has., heard it Haiti that anywhere in the world; and til.- *J.,’d i^ A n u .rk l? T h " lm 1. ^ ,lf/ ll!, another war in the Balkans. Boati n b. between JugorSlaviu and Bui Mr. Amoa knew the Seminole Coun- project I* so large anti so full of j,nce wi|| ’ .. tL. 1 ' err \y Bank alyuilil have closvtl over a 1p-ssihllities that its significance :th^ | mI)(i h.,ril j * . , , P*°plr of garf* ure closed, and soldiers hu.-year ago.I-Senfunl Herald. Did will not be readily grasped by S s f i J «‘«ring the winter »ry , 0 the frontiers. That is the us­ ual preliminary of war. he write sw eet letters to It like he those closely associated with |h j ..-• ’ ' did of one;df this town's "busted’’ movement. i„ i 11,lT r')UM'5nK country will a*>InetltutlonaL—Palm Beach Hide-, T h- East has its ('hautnui.tta wl*° « « homeseeker* t ( ) SET UP new nations, urtiindent. H i didn’t miss. , * £ V v e .t h .s Im E l t l “ ^ IU S ' * f* »P " . 'o f ! ! *p„cr O N rr Architect K O T ’S l .l t In t h . « * « » , , AT F irs t N a t’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford. Fla. ’‘lnUr ,|?h'; ......... : vtsis? C4 W A V S Elton J. Monghton Widows with dependent children generally have a hard, ’hftt |f any HUcl, „t?p is tak, n time making both ends meet. The care and responsibilities ijr S;in gnmcdsco nnd Oakland, lavi weigh fieavily" upon mothers, who by circumstances are com- j Angeles will spread out nnd take pulled to take up the task of providing food and clothes for in a population to 2,20iS,K<>l, which their children. The financial responsibility involved fur­ mm ms to lie a very exact figure. nishes the most difficult problem. Because most women IN TIIK. OI 11 day* when wenu ti art* unable to do as much ns they would like to. there is plueod sti uggl il for the vote, and men upon HiRriety the duty of assisting widows under these cir­ o| heavier type opposed them, you cumstances. Florida has very wisely seen fit tu enact such |were i>>M ••wnimm Imk ti»- uualilegislation as would meet the situation and our attention to | i l l t e r "r ‘‘"pc‘',“Hy hw (l m in a tio n ." this fact has been directed by the'Pensacola Journal. i Nmv .Mi-ri'i-iles Glcitz, young Bri To the Florida Legislative Council, composed of some |li^ ,”t’>.|‘,'l,.wi.iu.l. girl, swim* the of the most prominent women of this state, goes the credit |English •.hamu-i utter failing ill for the enuctment of what the Pensacola paper describes as seven attempts. How many men show more (logged determin- i \ t i i i i n n i i r i oi i r r o r »i:u- fillr«t .hnllrl.il «*i •f ihe* off "being one of the most progressive pieces of legislation vouId iiiimi tHan that ? i .v o i .k (i»i v n . <rr v ri: o r IMnrlila. In oini i inliiule* t ' m i n t y . ever enacted by any law-making body." The law author­ o n t i l l s :* o th i l . i t IT .O il l i l t . 1\ I I I A M K i l t . I• * r. A. IL, l ' I S \ Ml.A* K S I I I i \ i! i*«»ni|»t.iiii izes the commissioners of each county in thia state to aid WHAT IS MOItK lemaikablc is I . nnnv i: I •(*!•( S I.A S S . mothers who have children dependent upon them. The thi di gged dt-ieriu.nation with fleck. C\ tl i '. i. ii.I M tt’EKKh. bill provides that the county commissioners use their dis­ which such young women go on lit' in- .ii.iivson I*C hammering away at their typuwrill-’ J J h W r i N A l i h v I . K OX A l t l ' V .V \V .\ I ! K. cretion in appropriating funds for the year round to the H o l l c I l n i'H i> ». . , , in marlilnes month after month, ITIIK hta r - i-‘ Ki.i utiuA Tu f o r C(*M(|ll,(lMU(lt. Il> ,\ U IV K K K H . limit of $25 a month for the first child uml for each utl- Jiur y,-Ui puiiently correct-1 -r 'i , ‘ »"•' s*«i...r.i Id* III \f\ lit n vt:i in* !•* mi. * ditional child. ling th.- mistakes of men that em- | ,1' ! Li l lli \ 1 *•« :» n l • • I* | It.* . The Pensacola papcr*polnts out that the original law was .[’ "y l,u’n'* ‘•"'luring ill temper mi l ; VN • ITII* ’S w ir ih-imh ldl f l i1'i nI .»*l IIllel#• i h t li'u ril, ' M m \r ih* i|* I'f.t-. i| i.r •»l li•*r w I ; * passed in 1919 and required a residence of four years for the 'l""1 ,""nnt’rH’ u m l .l:tin«*« I il;i» i l* l i u m l - H u r t l i ’l l . Bottle*! beneficiary. The legislature of 1927, howeter, has reduced A "STRANGE .MALADY" at- I l l s U If • n I m s . • i ' h r !*•» ,;i ft ii. ii m * lie BOTTLES! lll|l< It M il I IM* I I ll.'ll*** «I • \ I m«*i*m, the requirements to onci year and at the name time has .tucks natives of Unuluskii, u iinuill M l tint. . - III ••4l*••r . I IIllliirjl MIItle| 1* made it possible for each county to levy one-mill instead of a.'"*1''*' settlement on the Ale - . Mm * ! el •- i i h m | . | : . n i :•■!( BOTTLES! IS.ir 11•• 11. I . - \. i i t i t . • . • a i I* r *»t h # T • h a lf mill for the mothers' aid fund. < must. The 7tto inhubiumu may be f-wiM#*; From a baby bottle up to ft „ || .tl. » • I ii'ii;*nt i m i l l e r • »*Hl .11111 t » v . r v f t h . «s;ii.l d i ' f i H H l a Concerning the benefits of the law M in tribute to th e S',;,'1 n"‘ Ufor" M v ‘ a,‘ rearl, :;Mhth ten gallon jug i r l i i l m i i i , m i »* .••*«••• • »*i *in .tii-i | .« * Rear of • 111. f n l l n W l l i * i | . *i i i . s . t | ;*•« «•»*. one who originally championed its nuskhga, the Journal has] m • ••l i»f i i ll l t i u i f n l ft» Hi** this to say, "There are many splended features ubout th ei ORDINARY m e a s l e s , THAT _ fC«i|•tl ill > i» f lit! iittlt* u m l S t . i t t * it f I l-'l-rlda. .1 ^h.-r •:,,.i ii.li.iwx. "Mother’s Aid" luw. First of all. it enables a mother with | whiu‘,f rue™ 'wilh “*dMcated leucula to -w lt: . Ipwl i T i n * i-: i - j . . r (t i. s i ' i i ,.f dependent children to maintain a home for them instead of x ***?.!*V L V c* villacu in Alaska. I r I I n n |f», 'I' i mv irift111 21. Sul i t l i placing them in an institution of chanty. This nati «if cmirsi' Is tleudly I ••» i i .'m i k *- i i. i .-i > •« S. SOMAN makes far better future men nnd womei and tends to p r e -t- the natives, killing everybody I ' __ ' r * 212 Sanford Ave. vent the iu*cc*ssity for a heavy burden,'to the tuxpuyer.s fqr|"nco 'l Rt''ke*, and tin- wont dis- ['«nV'iiw”!V.'Thi.'- .-r’’»/.r . i - J , 1” / .V. ilt-M-rUieil founded va-ious Hvin*t Ik* l»i.tk*lM |l«* ft* I hitl»' cstnblirhment of im titutions for dependents It 1 ,1lessons ..... t *"* *t hfounded e i r M on .■ ally .. nn I . , a n y |> .»r| n r ilin r,.(. killed off tl. lint Ir I., In-r. i.;. Ui.l ,—,| itml \ .. i | neetl for institutional core, but does doawuy with the neces Hiabilnnts : ,,ractof 1I yacific 1 ........ islands.the ln' (•lid • doll nf ytdi I..' itrt I 0|(|leor In-sity entirely. Undoubtedly it has th^ effect of reducing de fore • o r xtd.l I’irenilT'niii'l al the I 'dirt ItotiM- III S((i.f.n i| H> mlllnl. linquency. ’ID BE SAFE, educate your lou- I'nii'ity. b'liil'lil.i on tic- let day nf "The law stands ns a magnificent monument to the coytes, the white corpuscles iu N -o. rnlier. A. I*., l-i:;. and Mien anil t t ' i l c loll In- i i i k ' I i r tn lie- lu ll nf little school teuchcr of West F lorida-M iss Agnes Mt-Kinnu '“‘V■' l»>«1 Hefen'i you,- body »* • citiid olot herein fll.it .uuiln.-( yen ___ l v h „ initi „„ li ...... . ii . »v uiers ilef.nd u nation. We loam in IliN i-iiliN*. tin- noun I. intf a xnil . .V * l*al<‘ "‘ r ’ (JW*‘ expenses to Iallahussee anti t.) light disease only he em-ountei- In illltet title. Oriler.il that till.* iuitiuted the fight thdt placed tho meusure on tho statue iog and t'on«|uci'ing disease. "S .r- " f lIti e r I-*nf f.irtller t'lllilieatloll i I l l l l . l L I c | books. By her activities’ Miss MoKinnu, now Mrs. Mell C. 1110*" or "antitoxins," which now cm-.- enrli week for four eniixei-n •i>,in the Si i ofont II. rnM. j Leonard, who is in charge of a Jacksonville orphanage, has proti'Ct children froro deadly dip- a I i * wweeks' * p * r |> l l l d l » li r i l III S e n i i l i n l i tlu-rin anil othdr tlisea-cs tire sim p­ • "iMiiily.* r t-Mnrlilii. made it possible to prevent the greatest tjrulegy—the break­ ly mild forms of the diseusc which L ITNKSH my liaiiil uml the’s.nl ing up of a home by the death of the father and the conse­ l *ach the white blood cells to c ' t h e Clrrnlt f n i i r t r f t h e t w e n t y , i quent scattering of the children.” fight disease in its aggravate'! -fi---- n--- — • I - By modem vaporhfe. ointment—Just rt*3 As part of a tour which will take him to practically e v er y , Another Great City. state in the union, Col. Charles Lindbergh today visits Jack Woman’s Will. tonville where the whole state through an nll-Flonda recep- Uneducated Leneocyt.s. ;ion commntee will welcome the famous flier and bwtow u > Grueaomely Effective. >n him honors that are extended to few notables. Caprrlakl iS'iT b| Star l ». Although the demonstration was ju st one of many to , Lindbergh, to Jacksonville it was to be one of the greatest a n d . YOU _____MAY SOON see nnoth.t most enthusiastic events ever staged in that city. rhe |-geatest city in America. Florida Metropolis h a s been work:ng for months on plans for Energetic husine-* men <>f Oakho celebration ami a» a roault m the airanitomenta ovnry .M Sa„ city nnd community in the state was given an opportunitj to ^ e. ril„ t|y « c.-.mbin,;Join in extending hearty greetings to A m ericas hero of t h e lm|( (jaMa,„i an,i sun Francis*o A* th* bootletgey- spake unto Special This Week! “We’ll have our telephone put right there” “ 1 am convinced (hut there is no economy in tr y - . Ing to get along without a telephone. “ You won’t have to run over to the Browns now! to use theirs. “ It will he worth the small cost of the telephone m any times over to know that in case of em ergency you and Jane can get in touch with me at the office. “ 1 am afraid I haven't realized what a hardship it’s been for you two without one. However, I m ade ap­ plication at the Telephone Business Office, and they said it would be installed at once.” W h a t a b o u t a tiltphmnm in y a r ow n h om o! Tho convonioneo, p ro tec tio n a n d p leasu re if affo rd s is lim ite d on ly by y o u r use o f it. Com o in a n d ta lk to i is a b o u ttt. One quart brick of Vaoilla Straw berry and Orange IMneappfe Ire Cream 50c Each Seminole Creamery Co I v r . >. *""♦»** ■r XT. l i l t . ■< Ifcr ___ l(ar*. fUrMa, I »«l*r art •• laa(rf*> ml Marrk 'A. IWT I.M.1I) l» HKA A ---- F.UITOII HUW4KII IlKItf. _ _ WAVAUKh IHL.H K. JOXKS. Maaaalac Krfltai II \TK!I ds Checked He Won’t Be Happy Till He Gets It As Brisbane Sees It - b e l l SYSTEM- SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH C O M PAN Y' INCORPORATED i System. Unhvrtal Service tvr-; �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1P27 Mrs. R. E. Mlllen left Saturday morning for Waycroas, Ga., where •he was called by the critical ill­ ness of her daughter, M rs. John Boreland. T elephone 148 M RS. F R E D . S. D A IG E R . Society E d ito r Residence Tel. 859-J [ First Baptist Class Hold*With octal IATUDAY Matinee at 10 o’clock e Theater. LAKF MARY | ato work od articles for the bazaar |to 'b e held In December. The flint Mrs. H. S. Foreman and small (was held at the Community' Build* son .Ralph ami mother, M rs. P. B. ' ing on Wednesday of tnls Weeli, Haync*, left Friday fo r their and the next is announce# for the homes ut Lakeland a fte r spending same place. The executive com­ the past week here ns the guests mittee for |he bazaar is a* follows: of Mrs. Haynes.’* daughter, Mrs. Mrs. W. G. Fugerson, Chairman, II. R. Gray. They were accnmpanl.M rs. P. D* Anderson, Mr*. W. K. ed home by Mrs. Gray nnd daugh­ 'Cole, Mrs. Elinor Ilyotlajne ; nml ter, Joyce and Mrs. E. E. Tage. (Mrs. Jam es Thompson. All ladies The’ many friends of Mrs. 0. T. (interested ; In the work 'o f the (church ure cordially invited to ut- Alfred will be pleased to learn [tend these meetings. Refreshments that she is getting along nicely a f­ ter an extended illness and opera­ (were served by the hostess, Mrs. Rhoda Ewing and sister, tion at the Fernnld- Laughton hos­ lome in Lake Mary last week to pital. snend the winter, a fte r a summer Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce in Kansas and New York state. A new piano has recently been was held on Monday evening, with installed at the Iaike Mary Com­ a good attendance. Owing to the munity Church, each class of the j financial pressure ut thla time, I Sunday School contributing to the j dues for the coming y ear were cost of same. The committee Jn jvoted reduced, and a drive for new charge of obtaining this piano was i members will be put on shortly. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp spent W. V. Dunn, Win. Ferguson, Mrs. Guy Wyman. Mrs. W. E. Cole, Mrs. Sunday at Tam pa, where they were called by the illness of Mrs. Cl: rence Isbell and Mrs. Jam Kemp’s mother. Miss Ruth Steph­ (Thompson. » Mrs. M. Redfeam , teacher at the ens, who has been staying with bar * n te r,' Mrs. Kehip, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Kenip to Tam pa, and will remain until her m other show* an improved condition. lerndon 11 Upsala & Grapeville I spent the •' ______ j England. I of the Hntchinehaw 1 ^ rs,rt,u Camp Fire Girls m«t kh« day Thursday ifiornuon at the home of Westordlck. pas for the purpose of an” "•r8. ^l*o decided to have n picnic Sutunlay afterlver Lake, kere also discussed for to be' riono during thev i among the m atter* of |a* the decision dlsnenswfreshmenta, The'jhost -1 ie money to the trea»ur-1 those present were) M ra.j itson, guardian. w e ranees Wilson, M arjort^t May Purdon, Dorothjfj ance* Pearson, Alice Dc' illie Bnuchell* W ight, ian and Camilla Deas. I E weeks. *, Mrs. C. F.. Meyers left naming for De I*nd spent the day going ? b* Daytona Beach will spend the week Will Arrive about November 1st Phone your re quirements for early delivery Grates may be had from Hardware Dealers Jno. F. Pearson 236 Meisch Bldg nt cough* and cold* lead trouble. You can atop *ith Creomulslon, an e^ o t e that is pleasant [»mul*ion is a new medr with two-fold ac'es and heala the In'branes and inhibits Telephone 1 2 0 ,117-r-J Announcing 1 i . , , u5ai crcuaow is L medical authorr f“ .th« greatest healing It* 5*Vslstent coughs and forma of throat b « ^ uUio,t cont*lns, in vhi,T,ot' ' °Iber healing E z i * ° th« *30 heal the a n d t ‘ ‘ 9* »toP the ot* J ^ n*mnuUon* ” Mle '•orbeJM ?n t0 th* ,to n»seai the blood» “1 ^ UtmMe and i" th , b S B t 4 [son. In spring of 1917, fired by a n-w patriotism , h ^ i d i e t f W | dert<> part* for service in France. The succeeding scenes show Jin# and hl$i 1 tw</buddies. Bull, a form er Bowery “*< Ihirtender* and Slim an ex-riveter. I and their life In the doughboy,* bit- •* **-»■< * let* in rural France. Mr. Stalling’* • is said to have created a trio .a* it, original a* Kipling's “Soldiers Three.” And then Jim meets Melisnnde ■forgets about his American sweet: y I—a* played by Renee Adore—ami f. heart. This' little French girl in her »/ \'j ; wooden sabots and milkmaid garb' | is o' figure of high romance. Some I 'f the most touching scenes evef -iT*-• »*t (filmed nrc those of the lovcmaking ”5 Iof Jim nnd Melisande. Then comes • ;■•* jihe advance to,the front and the* * i>j (lovers are separated. Vital moments of dram a are shown in the ‘ I advance th ro u th the forest, the a t - n r - tm l-* •tack on the French village, the ; trenches, shell holes, machine gun ,f, nests, thn wounding of Jim and the i* ,v ' 1 ■final fight for his two pals. Then home again and the reconstruction neriod when the two lovers are re­ united. Realism dominate* every i < ’ scene. Supporting J<hn Gilbert nro * Adoree. Karl Dane, Tont O’Rrien, stu-h sterling players as Renee Adoree, Karl Dane, Tom O'Brien, lt* llohart Rosworth, Claire Adams, .. m Claire M cDowell, Rosita Martini, ; I vcn the outdoor activities nt the and It' liert Oher. I Daily Fashion Hint Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann left Mr*. Wm. ttoodi. of Geneva was SnU.m an(J Sa the guest • f Mrs. Elmer Hyot- thpy t M lalne Wednesday. relatives. A. E. Sjoblum recently commenc­ ed work on «n addition to "hi* waCharley E. tetw orks, which have lieen in neel Rend. Kansas of enlarging. nnst few monl Mr. and Mrs. Vance Douglass 1 Ernest Gorml and family nre expected to move to j Walter Hayes Lake Mary from Sanford shortly, j lnntn. Ga., wl having leased the house formerly j wife nnd fat occupied by Mr. uud Mrs. lu m b e r thmn to Snnf ton on l-ake Mary. • nnied ns fnr Elmer Hyotlnin? had thts nilsfor- Ernest Gorml tune recently to severely cut three toes with a grubbing hoe while Miss March working on his farm west of Lake ! Tuesday for Mary, confining him to the house i where she hai for several days. She will arrive The Ladies’ Aid Society of the j the Home Coi Community Church held an inter- j sity of Mnnta r„_............. esting last Wednesday at the home uated in 1920. Mrs. Ju n o |o f Air*. Homer Glenson on Country society editor tndon and Club Road. In addition to routine Times and h . . ... . 4 . business, it was voted to have a ! friends here i Fire Girls Meet i h„me I Camilla Deas having *returned home Friday' mm points In South ere he has been spend- Fashion Hint Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Friend', The first meeting of the fall sea­ Mrs Grady M. Giddens and Mrs. son of the auxiliary of the' Csmp^- Mary Bishop of Tampa spent the bell-Losaing post' American Legion, week-end_ here as the _ _guerfta of Mr. was held Friday afternoon a t the nn,l Mrs. J. M. Wallace, legion Hut. Mrs. Elsa Knight, the president Jnmes W. Barnes of New Yortf presided ,over ... the business session . .arrived here Friday to spend this when splendid report* were given, winter in Sanford. Mr. Barnes la b y , the chairman of the standing associated with the Frost and M e} committees. Miss Jeanette Lain*, Nab Inc., Produce Company ’ chairm an of the hospitalisation ______ committee reported that a large' Billie Parrish, who is spending number of flowers, books and the winter with his grand parents hlf d *lten *ent t0 , tMr :,n'1 Mrs. I. M. Brandon a t tho hospital at Lake City. , Hrarnlon, spent the week-end with ■It was also reported that during his mother M nt Sever Parrish. the summer the auxiliary sent quite j _“7 'f ? a bit of clothing and mosquito netMr and Mrs. Ernest Houaholder ting to the Mississippi flood suf-'nnd <mall son Karlyle left Sunday ferers| for Jacksonville ^rheru, they will Plans were completed for a sub- ( attend the reception given In hphor scription bridge pnrty to be given of ('..lonel Charles L indbergh ’ (MONDAY . Girls of the Methh w ill, meet a t the L at 7:30 o’clock with nllis and Misa M attie [as hostesses. [.Mallory Circle will Kirs. P. D. McRae a t chairmen. The personal service K her home on Palm et- ___been made; 81 bouquets and 35 tra y s had been sent.to the sick; 24 papers and lettters sent and gifts and garm ents to the needy amount­ ing to $9.50. Eleven prayer meet­ ings attended. During the sncial hour little Mis* Frances Johnson gave a group _____ ____________ of readings, and two quick wit conl l l meet a t 8:30 o’clock |t**sts added much merriment. Sandiches nnd ,punch were'served late ■ laso n ic Hall over the i wi_______ ■ is the first meeting o f ' in the afternoon by the hostess. ■ all members are urged | Those present were: Mr*. Kent Rossiter, Mr*. W. L. Stoudenmire. fclass of the Presby- Mrs. J. M. Wilsoq, Miss Frances Kh will meet a t 7:30 Johrison, Mrs. John D. Abrahams, Ee churchy for the regu- M rs. R. L. Garrison, Mrs. A. L. Isocial irtoelihg. Jowe'rs. Mr*. H. J. McMullen, Miss I Class of the F irst BaoI fichooi Will hold sdcial |th eir-c la s* rooms at 4 liM ra. T. K. Roll, Mrs. [in and Airs. L. B. Bragg [e. D epartm ent of the lub will hold first meetfall season nt 3 o’clock. [THURSDAY r School Parent-Teach[tion will meet a t 3:30 [ mother* and friends of kat school are urged to Daily a w n # ' A u x i l a r y Will s c a u s s a a s s a f t j s s » eeting Give Benefit ^Bridge * eek her« w ith her daughter, M n. rrison Party Friday Evening re<*n>,fer‘.*!___ le n d a r WEDNESDAY irn er Circle, of the First irch will .iheet With Mr*, j ty. on Orange Avenue a t , F ly e r Is W e d PAGE FIV E W ednesday Oct. 12 th Miss Margaret Cary, daughter ot the late Col. It. M. Cary, Is shown above with I-leut. W. V, Davis, n&vlgstor ot tho Woolaroc, which won the race to Hasvall. ju st a fter th eir marriage at Pensacola, Fla, Fred It. Wilson le ft Monday for Palatka where he sent the day a t­ tending to business. Here i< a cntiume created ior the tp>>rt>womau who \.iluc* unusual *tvItcombined with practical utility The skirt of dark jer«r\ i> platted tit front, while tin- liluitie, tn ., liglitir of tlte -ante color, choc- to -tirplicr fa*ltiott. Thr -kirt is attacbid to a longtvaoltd bodice, and lb. -Iievc- ttijy 1mIrtigtlniml to meet u i-tbanl. it preferred Malinin , i / r require. | ' | yard dark and 1r, yatd light 54-itnb mate­ rial. 'r r y young require cnrres't appareling. ’I Iiin K""d-lookinii little romper model Julius Turnbull left Monday i* 'iniKkril in fr it % and gathered in morning for Haines City where he li.uk. It has a square yoke. slj<hed will_spent! several month*. * down the icuter and finished, with a round iollar oi plain tu.itrri.il Both collar and short siervrs arc ImiiiiuI with braid. .Medium size require^ I 1, yj rd .k>-iiic!i dotted and 'J yard plain ni), 1 t trial Brother Of Sanford jBig Parade To Be Man Dies Saturday ! Mr. nnd Mr*. C. M. Berry left Friday for an extended visit to News h«a been received in the New York and Philadelphia. .city of the death Saturday evening I in Los Angeles, Cal., of Norman D. James Scott of Orlando spent the week-end in Sanford ns the | Bishop, age id,, who was n brothnr guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Wil­ of George D. Bishop of this son. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bishop returned only n short time ago from a visit Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Bnrclift are now occupying their lovely with their brother, Norman Bishop. new home recently built on Hugh­ The funeral is expected to tuke ,place today in Los Angeles. The de­ ey Avenue. ceased was u native of Los Ang­ Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bowman an­ eles but spent hi* boyhood and nounce the birth of a daughter on manhood in the California city. October I. The hahy has been Besides u brother in Sanford, lie M arjorie Isabel. is- survived by another brother, Carl Bishop of Io>s Angeles. \ Lquls Fleischer loft Friday for New.Ym k nfter spending the past CHURCHMEN WILL MEET two'm onth* here with his mother, GAINESVILLE. Fin..' Oct. 1 0 .Mrs.' M. Fleischer. IN S )— Presiding elders am Mr. nnd Mrs. I. M. Brandon o f .Inwards of directors of the Metho Brandon spent the week-end here d*»t Foundation of the Florida con with their daughters, Mrs. FVed R. ference will meet here October 14 Wilson and Mrs. Sever Parrish. Th* mooting will be for the pur IShown A t Milane M o nd a y , Tuesday “The Big Parade,” which hns been rightly cull'd the higgbst picture in screen history, hns been eagerly awaited in this city. King Vid> r's Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer picturization of Laurence Stalling's story comes, to the Milan,. Theatre today. Briefly the story of “The Big Parade” centers in Jim Apperson, h typical fun-loving American and much like every other rich man’s ; TRUEMAN FERTILIZER CO. Q U A L I T Y M ain O ffice and F a c to ry Jacksonville, F la. Lo^iil R e p r e s e n ta ­ tiv e • C. L. Derby Phone 811 Storage Sanford Feed A Supply Co. ........ Revealing The New Mode! Mr*. R. D. Smith Sr., of Tifton, Ga., arrived here Saturday a fte r­ noon to spend some time with her .mn and wife, Mr. and Mrs.,Howard P. Smith. H. C. VIELE Jeweler .. 1 0 8 Magrnolia „ Select CHRISTMAS 1 Eift-s NOW on our new eiVJy payment plan. ( Only 85 shopping duy* before Christmas. ARE YOU A MEMBER? rj % SA OA Motor Wednesday October 12 SOUTHERN AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ASSOCIATION Dickson - Ives Co. Fall Fashion Show Is an Organization Chartered by and Operating under the Laws of the State of Florida. v EXECUTIVE OFFICES 505-507 Stovall Office Building, Tampa, Florida! J • I. Reduction of 2 cents per gallon on gasoline. 9 R~Gw.«lnn r rent* ner q u a rt on oil 3. Reduction of 10 percent on repair*, accessories, tires, tubes, washing, polishing, g resiln g , painting, auto top and body work, etc 4. Free t owlng service. 5. W e fovniah. bond to the am ount o( 150.00, secur­ ing1 release In caae o f a r­ re s t for violation of tra f­ fic law* or ordinances. 0. Free legal representation anywhere In the state in caae of a rre st for violation ■ of traffic laws. 7. We pay ft cash reward of $50.00 for arrest and con­ viction of thief in caae of th e ft of member’s car. 8. W* cover each member witli ft $5,000 accident in­ surance policy, which pays pays up to <20 per week indemnity. »• obtain license and title certificate upon request. HOTEL SERVICE Authorised hotels throughout the ita t* which! give reduct­ ions 'to members of the S. A. a A. At a cost o f 25 per cent be­ low old line company rate*. Automobile Insurance la car­ ried in o u r affiliated InterInsurance Exchange, licensed, by and operated under the supervision of the Insurance Department of the S tate of Florida. Kent's Vulcftnlslng W orks S. A, 0 . A. Service Station Commercial Ave. Phone IT C, D. Couch, 3. A. O. A. SetVice S tation. U13 Sanford Ay. Phone 4 « - J . , i . • BEACHAM THEATRE ORLANDO BRANCH OFFICES SERVICE STATIONS Throughout the State Everywhere Sanford Office 112 S. Park Ave. Mrs. J. S. Driver, D istrict Secretary. Seminole County SOME OF THE BENEFITS TO S. A. O. A. MEMBERS (Service StationH throughout the State) J ARK your calendar now and attend! The new modes, from simple morning things, to elaborate! evening creations will beashown on living manne­ quins ad the Beacham Theatre at eight o’clock on the evening of Wednesday, October 12. Special displays will al*o be made in the store and you are cordially In­ vited to visit each department. M Frocks fo r W om en Misses A charming variety of navr frocks in p sm tU e u * satin black crepe in niodea suitably for daytimn ocea- | siono, bridge and church wear 4 ti* Dow available at | 1 1 �THE SANFORI) HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10/1927, SANFORD SIOHOFFSTAR BEATS PALATKABY 19 graced dill till* ,-ngthon • tli'ven WATCH, CLOCK* r e p a ir } Hound CryM.i, NEW YORK, Oct. 1 0 .~ (1 N S )— .Myles Lane, Dartm outh halfback, leads the individual point scorers in eastern ranks today with a total I of 19 points. Because the pool posts have been set back 10 y^rds, only two of the east’s l(M) leading - scorers hnve 1booted a field goal. The ten leading scorers are: Player and College Touchdowns Points After TD 1Total, i l.une, ! Dartmouth R 1 49. . Balderston, 1 Cornell 7 2 14. Connor, ' , I N. Y. U. 7 2 44. Booth, Yankee Shortstop llalted.aOO. For Championship Contests Anti Field HrllliantlytHnhej Kul I. Also Star Player Local Eleven Displays Unusual Strengthln Game AgainstTeam HavingMuchWeight Higgins, Maxwell Play Good Game Large Crowd Present To Cheer Gridders Oh To First Victory i (By JACK McilUADE) "Sanford 19: P alatka 10”. Them la the brief story of the football gam* Saturday which opened the season a t the Municipal Athletic Field, The folks who are pressed for time, will now move on to the next counter. The dope on sporting events has been upset in a number of major contests tn the past eighteen months. So was it upset yester­ day. Sanford wasn’t slated to win if several who are generally regarded as well informed, were to b« believed. B ut to drag in the wearied bromide now and havo It over with, Stolnoff, (better known os "Try -me Kid”) fullback o f Sanford III, could havo remarkeel with due modesty— "Venl, Vldl, Vlnclt ln. His team -m ates con­ tend this flashy, hard-working, line bucking ball player, did more than any other to win the game for Sanford. Illggina untiring activity attracted m m y eyes. '1 T)ia game was won for Maxwell oa wall. So declared members of the team . They decided to re­ double their efforts after Dick was hurt In the second quarter. ' Palatka put up anything, but 4 half-hearted scrap. Even after Sanford seemed to have sent them where the woodvine twines they The following is the lineup of played oh just a s earnestly. They­ tho game: ’ve got. a good team and you have­ Dan Hansrl — c n’t beat them y e t" affirm ed Coach Roy Frank Symes — g .Whelehell to the local eleven be­ tween halves. Billy Ball — g But Sanford didn’t get the wellPat Miller - t known "swell-head”. The same Bob Ynnroy —■t brand of football played by the L. Eddingfiolil — e Celery- Feds In tho first half was Fred Stanley — o evident in the last— only more so. Palatka was still up and doing, Dick Maxwell — q but there was no more evidence of Gordon Walker — bb their stemming the figurative tide John Higgins — bb than there was of the legendnry Jim Stolnoff — f|, Xink Canute in attem pting the re­ strain tho literal waves. Subs L. P. Haggen for Walker I t is on Interesting side-light to T at Tatcmun /o r Dick. note Hanford Hi was outweighed Pittsburgh (iueat, 1 Lafayette , Koepke, Penn State ' Wilson, 1 i,afayette H 7 LITTLE JEWEL] •That ffelli 113 I’rln o K Th„ S]IG P A IN T I 43: 7 0 41>. 5 7 37. 0 3fl. Madden, - Columbia 4 10 34. Barbutti, Syracuse 5 1 31.< Kempf, Columbia li 0 30. ‘storinst team with 170 points. N ext Georgetown 5s the leading high 1are Vanderliilt. 137, Lafayette, 133, (’Dartmouth, 131 and Carnegie Tech. 123. Louisiana S tate’s Showing A ga ins tA la bamalsBigges t Upset In Southern Contests C u I) a n Fisherman He l d F o r Murder: PEKING. Oct. 10.— (IN S )—The 112 W. FIRST, American legation today asked the KEY WEST. Fla., Oct. 10—(IN , assistance of the Peking govern­ S )—Ramon G. Alpizar, Cuban ment in locating William Christian, fisherman was being held in jail ; n representative of the BritishSA N FO RD PAIN! today ori a charge of murdering Americnn tobacco comnany who Is , caught in tho battle-line on the Phillip Varelln, twelve, whose lilYW A LL P A P E R j Hankow railway. lts-j holly was found a t the bottom | Christian has not Wen heard of of u swimming hole hore more than for eleven days. Terrific fighting PHONE nil one year ago. between the forces of Chamr-Tsn. The w arrant on whi< li Alpizar was taken into custody u : ih issued from th„ country solicitor's office and was bused oil information fur­ nished by the youths father, who told authorities that ever since the I1or treatm ent of Ring W orms, Jiggers and nny skin body of bis boy was found by com­ panions while in swimming, th at Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the bo bud been working on the theory Unit the youth had met with foul play. UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT UNION PHARMACY — Phoi High School Students Stage Victory Parade m ire point lead in the iira t qaurter. Tha feature of the game was the consistent good playing of The commotion and general t anford'a line in both offensive i nd defensive maneuvers some say noise in town Saturday evening Others aey tha high spot of the ■Tap was the spettacuTSr und up of the vaults iu the Seminole creditable work of Stolnoff, full­ County Bank hy yeggs who didn’t -back. Take your plckl I t takes know any better. U]he excellent deven men any way to make a Imitation of a shipyard during war­ ^football taam Arid each Hanford time activity wus merely 75 studjplayer was hard a t work Saturday. *uts of Sanford Hi casually men­ ' Only In the firs t few minutes of tioning tho fact that Sanford won ’play was Sanford unable to solve the football game Saturday uftorthe shifts of Palatka. Sanford’s* poon. Winning attack was led practically A motorcade of a dozen or two always by “Try -Me Kid”, ills cars driven by girls of Sanford Hi line plunging, It Is safe to remark-, led und composed most of the paWM the best seen hereabouts for rude. Whnt was lacked in number w in e time gone by. was made up in pep by tho.boys a t k a was handicapped by who filed behind the cars adding the .’'P aPlalatka i it.<; theabsecen of th sir s ta r half back BusMm II through Injuries Just afte r kicking a field goal which was rfm oit perfect. This was in the firTheir olyn other ocore • beautifully executed W TWrd pass, fo r fifteen yards w it* the receiver running the reTealndey for a touch-down. ki w i f e r d only tried two forward !■***>• Both *, were incomplete. There Is some more practice need­ ed here perhaps. Palatka took the • ir only four tiroes with an aver­ age of about fifty per cent achiev- Vamh-rbilt flashed ronLiiiued power hy running wild over Centre t.olh-ge, 53 K, (5. 'Hie other Tennes­ see entry, the Vole, w ere not au impressive, being limited to u touchdown win over Maryville. However, one must not forget th at it wiw only a couple of weeks hack that Maryville tied Kentucky. • South Cundinu nosed out Vir­ ginia by one -point, which in a way, was a surprise. Kentucky nnd V. M. I. had no trouble taking con­ tests from set-ups while the Miss. Aggies buttered out two touch­ downs against the Lom iana poly eleven. North Carolina shocked the ex- The Case of Ruth-Gehrig vs* the Waners but watch how other •n d failure to- assume full advan­ tage of th eir opponents’ style of play. There is room fo r improvc* e n f likewise in Sanford's fckk-off «nd going down under kick-off. Ths loco] squad will retu rn to hard work th is afternoon to iron out theae'kinks, Coach Whelehell told The Herald. The te a m playe Orhudo Saturday Oct. I f . , Thera ^r*r# fully h a lf • ' thousand Here they-aw ,, the most talked about fo u r play­ ers In the world series. From left to rig h t, they «r« Lloyd Wonor, Babe Ruth. Paul W aner arid I<ou Gehrig. -They lived up Jo all udvanew notices given of their Utility ia-th u opening gam* of the �; ••c> » 'SV-i-<•/» • r-r. ,•. *5" .'**•♦-J' e^ —« *1 PA GE T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , M ONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1027. Isnford Dally H erald NT AD. RATES rms: Caab In Advanea hone ada, will be received atrona sad collector a*nt dlstely for payment. ____ 9c a line L - ___________ 7c a line [“ Sc a line p , ____________ 4 c a u u ray or J. PARTMENT—4 and 5 for re n t of ClrculaClements Apts. Garage and w ati. ft luruianed; im es rcuuceu. rtji|ny ----------- Apt. 1 612 Park Ave. ed. 210 Laurel Ave. 200 acre ----------- ;-----------------------------------METAL ROOFING—The Roof'F.v- truck farm east coast. Must un- ru K N IS H E u apartm ent lo r rent erf rating. Metal shingles; derstand farm machinery and be in me n e ra la ouiming—a down standing scam tin and galvinized competent to keep four tractors in town location at rem arkably low roofs. Sec Jam es H. Cowan. Oak constant operation. Steady job. rules. Ask lor Air. nam es aw '{av Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. 'Address, with full statem ent of ex- Herald office. ---------------------------------------------- pericncc and qualifications. ( BEAUTIFUL APARTM ENTS— , LANEY,S DRUG STORE— P/e- uox 11, Sanford. i wo rooms kitcnenetle anil b a th ,! acriptions, Drugs, f^da. We aro attractively furnished, centrally as near you as your puone. Call 103 7— S itu a tio n W anted .waned, an improvements; *t> per Iween. Tel 777 or 773. YOUR BUSINESS - c a r d appear­ ■me rates on request. ing I reduced rales are for motive insertions. [words of average length bunted a line, fimum charge of 80c for insertion. advertising is restricted uper classification, in erro r is made The SanHerald will be responsible lly one incorrect insertion, idvertiser for subsequent Jons. The office should be ed immediately in caso of daily in this column will reach over 3,000 every dayl She’s Engaged to Congressman OUT OUR WAY A L lll' \ d * js/iEJK to— flOUaea r u r Kent 8— Financial FOUR ROOM furnished bungalow, MORTGAGE LOANS • . , , , 1 I I . U I , « i l . u u U WOIK. . 1 1 0 . 1 0 »d for one month costs only $2.60. Unlimitrd money to loan on resi­ 371 — W. dence and business property Fhone 148 Mortgages bought and refinanced FOR RENT—Stucco bungnlow with Prompt Action. W rite Box C. A weanUi>ie ioc. uuii. c o m ­ Ju st »sk for "Classified Depart­ Ci re Herald. pletely turnished. $50.00 m onthly. Particulars at Stanley-Hogers ment" H<iw. Co.. 204 Sanforu Ave. -and it costa so little a 12 word l l 'l b A MATTER - - COOLDM VOO 1 ACvA *Tv-\AT Vj ? LOOK • W\ERE, J )UMGr FELLER—IF t / o u ’p E DMKiA B E G irr'bd WOOR SELF . J 3 A W -~ D O n 'T BE. G \T -fk l| ME. IM "TOO. 1 T* AE>K T v-V C-tROCERK M u M T h ' PRICES OF STUFF AN’ VOO - . \ W U . - i-T LOOK'S TiSS LIKE \ - I tA M W ORK'. TFN/NA, j ■ w y ? m a k e m e l o o k l ik e a A w A B u r g l a r -*>C h A H ? . M E - 'THO u R G iT T m ’ S A S S V * FOR RENT: Two seven roqm hous- • CALENDULA ready to set. j cs on West 1st s>t., 2 stories eacii, i huge garden spot in rear, for I winter 440.00 each. Jno. F. P e a r -1 | son, 236 Meisch Bldg. Phone i_0. Miss Metie Jones, sister of Con­ SIX ROOM bungalow, gus, w ater, electr.city, oath, fire-place screened porch, double garage. An attractive home partially fu rn ish ­ ed. See E. G. Norton, Mcllonville Ave. W IGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT l SHOP — Printing engraving, embossing. Seo us first. We do it. Phono 417-W. ILR. Avenue-Com­ mercial Street. M isc e lla n eo u s I WOOD—Buy now nt summ er rates and save $2.00 per cord. DuLUMBER and completa tins or building m aterial. Low prices. .h a rt s Wood Yard. Corner 9th Security Lumber Co.. “ Where Good | S treet & ( ypress. Phone 386—M. Grades Come From " Maple and Sixth. Phone 797. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. II Bali Bldg. i CONCRETE in every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, uvna*. ij»_W an ted , mentals, etc. ManTord Cement Ihrod- J ____________ . ucts Company, Fifth and Maple ...w,. 1 phone U2-W. "1'hbK ItOOM- tomobllcH I cornflowers, calendula, pin and atrawflower FIVE-ROOM house i to set now. Stewart Phone 805—W. passenger touring car, HUPS—MARMONS 'ORD Overland- Co. Willy*. Ithts Si Overland. Whlppits, t Commercial Sts, Phone 58. [.’q r RENT at the con. I an,| Katie j room, ditiinu H ’U SAI K. F'i n;.sbed Spanish bungalow ,if ., Well locat­ ed, of gie.il i oust ru tion. Owner living o• .f ii \ and will sell at rensonn1 , • pri.e, and on easy toims. Iio'i.e ii |i> ited on High St re* l near Klin A .cn'tc wi-'h ».ttra d ix - -or mm ir ;s. lloublc g:»r.i e. rii*" furni.iloil $8,500.00 'c r .e w - l U a s H E R O E S ARE MADE -viOT B o R nj Death Is Asked FOR RENT: two apartm ents four 19—Houses For Sale rooms each, nicely furnished. h< .tutfiul surroundings, clone *n, FOR SALE: two apartm ent hnu-scs 725 nnd $30 per mo. I "hone IIK) W on Inrgt* lot, modern, close in, or 2201 Oak Ave. beautiful surroundings, garage, $1000.00 down balance like rent. ONE FURNISHED front apart See owner, 1* A. Renaud, 2201 Oak mont, all modern conveniences, Ave. Phone 190— W. 915 W. F irst St. Phono 207. BY TAYLOR O f Real E s ta te The death penalty Is being asked for Mrs. Itutli Hall, ou trial In Oklahoma City for Hie murder o t her husband. John W. Ball, last June. Police obtained a confes­ sion In which It was slated Mra. $10 cash mid 111) monthly will buy Ball shot her husband after nu a tguineut lu his drug store. • good building lot a t remarkably low price. Ih.x 99 care The Her- VflNkLEVlLLE? JUST ' FOLLOW ME — I'M <SO)M' TBBRE MYSELF AS SOON AS THIS TIRE'S V Ft XED u p a l o t o p g a s h u n tin g THe Place —X'll v THAT BiRD OVER. ib e p e — ask / jS It Never Rainscbut It Pours- If you want a good home, locution, pure w ater and no While the city of Poplar Bluff, Ark., was about the work or n»building the district wrecked by the tornado of May I*, th :>• r rrje a cloudburst ou the same day that St. Louis was vln.cd by a : The flooded streets of Toplar Bluff and part of the wreckage ta iu c j by the May tornado ure pictured above. 25— Kxchango MILL TRADE for Lcsirublc house Dallas to Hongkong? Certainly! Must Sell One of My Homes the poao map S avs to , IV)AmLEFT AT WINW.CVIU.C*' THEN IT'S A ^TRAlSHT u r which is L road home _ g ( ^THEB SHORTEST WAY \ To WINKLEVILLE'9 L I DON'T WANT Tb OSC Oitrr sv » u sswxncyiwc. $500 n r !i .... I t ',e nalnncc any reM.ionnnlii v .r. \<l..rcss Box 131 Care Herald. H ave opening for two more young men to learn to run the Linotype machine. Four montits course free. We will assist you to get* good Jon when you are competent. Good hperators make from $40 to $75 per wc»k. If Interest"!! apply C. A. Haines a t Herald Office. Auto I Have opening for twa more young orks. | Indies to lenrn to run tho Llnotyie V. . I mnehine. Four montliH course free. ------ j We will nssist you to get! good job AN FORI) RUICK CO when competent. Good operators 212 Magonlia Ave. Fhone J67. Sanford Automobile Co. ngnolia Ave. Phone 137. House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St. Apply Kent Vulcanizing W orks. 6—Help Wanted (Male) 5— Help Wnnted Female Young Indies Wanted—Splendid opportunity to oarn good money, DODGE easy work. Apply to Circulation tire cars and Graham trucks M anager, The. Herald. »nd 13th Street. Phone 3. P. W. RADFORD furnished. FOR RENT: Small cottage on ■,< . ... .. u . Magnolia Avenue ju st north of} *'°l " 1 ° r S hI* ( untral Street. $25.00 m onthly. ! l ox 12.1 care The H e r a l d . __ ^ UEAI. buigain for llic man who . ,, . . '•.slms to engage in the raising , ° f . f,f truck, of titrus fruits, poultry and live slock of nil kinds. Thirtypmm*s four acres nf la ml th a t offers high rolling lands for citrus, muck lands for truck and bulhi and a smull 15— Apartment For Kent lake for pasture lund. On the Snnford-Orlamln road three miles from FOR RENT— Two room furnished apartm ent with garage. Adults i FOR RENT—One story building, Sanford. One thousand dollars ea.ih, walancc on easy term s that will al* only. 703 Palm etto. Phone 282 W. I owner, H. D. D urant, Uike Mnry. . iw you to make* the payments from the land. Ideal locetinn for THREE ROOM furnished apart­ filling station and small store cloSe 18—Wanted To Rent ment. Apply Mrs. A. K. Powers, to homes of fifty or more famines, Public Library. A country home close to 'th e city m arkets. High, dry nnd healthy. TWO nnd three apartm ents fur­ Address R. (*. care Herald. nished for light housekeeping, nil conveniences, open fireplace in i room, all clean and newly painted,’ hath on each floor. Cor. 5th anil Palmc'to, 301, come and see them, new management. I and runs like new, to cx< r ' * nr capubh for coupe in good condi WANTED— Woman young girl to stay with child be­ lephone 775 ufter 7 P. M. tween the hours of 2 and 9 P. M. Coll a t 500 Myrtle Ave. MODEL TRIM CO. rim the car, not the owner. Phone 817 for estim ates gressman Marvin Jones of Ama­ rillo, Tex., Is to become the lirlcl" of Congressman Sam Rayburn of Bonham. Tex. Congressman Ray­ b u rn met Mls’i Jones while w i l l ­ ing his n lend. Congressman Jones. ami lot in Sunfor.i a fine m .rihandisu business in grow.ng town fine in Sominole County. For Informa­ t io n address 205 W. 16th St. Sancity ford, Fla. taxes, with plenty of room to raise WANTED: To exchange $30 000 ’ equity in exceptionally w.ll loochickens, keep a cow and huvu a nted business pronerety for re.iident la! property. W rite Owner Box garden, come out and look this 796, Snnford. place over. , W ILL TRADE Well located rasl~ . , . .. ' dentlal lots for down-town busiOne home has eight rooms, 60 ness property, imnrovcd or unim£ . . . . . I Prov#®. Give nil infnrmition when feet of porch, two acres of land snsw ering this ad—Box 134 Caie with 26 Orange trees loaded with fruit. 26— M isc e lla n e o u s The other home is a stucco Spanish Bungalow, has an acre of ARC MX) DOING UNOC« THAT . T R O C M .? ^ W H A rS THE u s e 's J BOTH OF US BORNlNCz For Sal* fO R SALE—One .linjrlu cot Ih*i|# . ,, * one double bed m attress, and 4 $10.50 C^sh. H ere's Mika McTIgue, light heavyw eight cham pion, who will dafanil No reasonabla offer refused for Ask fo r Foroman s t Herald Office. his UUo against Tommy Lough* ran. . Philadelphia fighter, early eitner piece, next m onth. McTIgue waa headed 70 R SA LE:—Slightly used fum- the cham pionship when Ja c k De­ "-vrgain. Roy j . King. 1012 $500 parlor suite for $85, $30 laney relinquished it some tim e W. lsL St. ego. new oil stove for (17.50. $50 China land with Orange trees. Henry- whav Herald. breakfast set chairs. Cebinet $17.50. W hile on bis national to (our u r Col. Charles A. Lindbergh etopped stopped la Dallas, Tex., where he m et Col. W. E. Easterwood, J r. Lindbergh k pictured ___ ___hii V V shaking shaking handa hands w with ith Easterwood. Easterwood. During During their their talk ta ll Lindbergh assured E a sie r* o q d (h at the Dellae-Honghong flight, Which Easterwood proposed, would bo m /d e some dsy, hut U would take a "good plane and a good m an." . i (1,000 lots on Orlando road fo r (300. (500 lots fo r (109. .tionsi W. W. Thompson Ju st West of Elder Springe on Orlando Road I FOR SALE: Well eonstniccted bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave and Katie S tre e t Five rooms, both with shower, kitchen equipped with electric rap*#. Owner oat of the eitv end will eel) a t b a a than act­ ual value, P rk e $6500J)0 with *100 ~*eh and ;(7 ( nmnilily. Addrrrn MEMPHIS, Octobe I, — The modern soul Is star ln j to be a Leatherstocking in the nchool of the woode, D r. WHIism G. Vinal of the 8 tate Coliegs o ' Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y„ to’d the national i orning in an) address on th m or# v1 play. ^ "T he.chances in the city < eratlng' the instincts o f tree' |in*-, cave hiding, stone thi i and brook wading, —r the muscle and brain developer* tmivl , butterflies, fij t the I in& u.rvsa a | been j hunting frogs F st.. . noen rtf fhilfil � 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 10, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 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>, October 10, 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/de4194af92f09286a69c036afb4663a7.pdf 839271602865821e52a2cf4e180e7428 PDF Text Text EtfS V -• •rSu- ______ bliahed In Florida’s H w t World’s G reatest Vegetable o iu lls R aciest Garden I-and mm Occasional sr Wednesday; extreme Flqrida, partly eloady. toalj Wednesday. . * »v leased Wire Intemationnl Newg Service - •'V SANFORD, FL O RIDA, TU ^ ■~a-==~ —-fy ■ . * Plane To Fly From Seattle To A ustralia SEATTLE, Wash., Otf. 11.— (INS)Tht- tri-motorcd mono­ plane "Southern. Cross" hopped off today on the first lap’of its epochal attempt to bridge the ■uuu miles miios which w/uen separate s Scatl l 7,000 • and Australia Australia. frith the exception , With of on« stop. the) ship will fly direct to Oak­ land airport, where the flight [posed Cut proper will start in about a . Of Stidk _ week. A stop will be made at o rt Lewis, near Tacoma, whera ide T hat I t Would F250 gallons of gssoline will be luse P i g Deficit, taken on. ■ 1■ Y, y C T O B E R n . u 3= .Member O f C irculation* , ■f *— *-—■«■ ■ - ■- ■1 ■■— i. H— jJLocctl' M m - _________ : - One JNear Death, 13 ' Gun Battle n .» ; BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 11. —(IN S)—One deputy sheriff is near death and nine other police officers and four civilians are riuraing birdabot wounds today, following a pitched battle be­ tween law forces and Charles Pinkston, a negro, in the heart of Birmingham late yesteAvtoy. ‘More than five hundred shots Court Steps Designed To End Famous Scandals Of Presi­ wore fired, before the • negro sought refugo after cutting dent Harding’s Regijpe.Are Georgo Korchoff, sanitary inTaken ByFedepalAttomeya | spec tor, who enme to inspect the ice cream in the negro’s place of business. .. . > Fall And Sinclair's /X l - , • . * . • . %•'->' a Sanford devotees of the Jiynm 1* not new. Long age tt wa* de“Renutlfiil isle of Somewhere* will 1dared by many to be lignt arid senI S . a n r ” bo Interested to know jtimftitol. Ii think the song has some ^ that ___ tha^lerheeler- jwmentai. kv o i Sanfcrd w illpcnnl will, permit th*. use , sweet sentiment' and has there­ r o r m e r B ooU ejrffer'K tog of-thla song a t funerals. fore an nppeal to people in dis­ C ache S h o u ld C o n tain More tress." . V ’ “ ’ Interest has be p a n M illio n B u t O nlyD odgc afotiaM concerning the use of .This I Rev. Rex. Mortimer Glover) Glove?) rector of K now s A m o u n t T h a i B E e ft hymn;Bt funerals by its recent,pro- tha Holy Cross Episcopal Church. . * ’» t-T..-, . - * u ,. *< ». ;. .oiuiuu/i .bihitlon by* by ’ Cardinal ..O ’C0“ * ' isald " ,'1 in *- an — Interview — *— "* O’Connell, "I -* do ----not* — con■1JvA )nrehplshop ;of the dloman 'Cat lie aider The "Beautiful Isle of Some­ “Liberty Box” Likely dioceoe of Boston. a!< ,m“ c* Cardinal a \ » n - where" either good poetty or good nrlif ons declared tha hymn to be: music. It ia oof included, in the To F igure In Trial e ....................... ... and “vulgnr/k Protbsl- <hurch hymnal, however, I ahould n_ • _ , -<mt .Brinistoni «venrwhero arc rrrtainly permit its use' should it Trial To Begin Soon tw orffc R e m u s N ot S qucclcr largriy to accord wRh th e C ardin-'bbi rojuci-tcd. I do not con-ddcr"c<tnBut Is FightinE For Life,” nl’a sentiments,.according to press Unucti the rector" that tho idea E n d O f T cap o ID o m eR ecciv cr contained in this hymn is the Chris­ Asserts Bootlegger In Cell s h ip Is S o u g h t'A n d E a rly tian iden of either Hearon or T ria l O f F all, D ohony A sk e d death." CINCINNATI, Ohio.. .Oct.. 11. ' j™' Dr. E. D. Brownlee of the First - ‘-A * - 1 r t n . I • ■ S - • ' . —(INH)— "So Franklin Doilgc ‘ Presbyterian Church stated that sgible,HeExplains T WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—With * •• while he hnd not given very much the navy’s groat oil reserve finally J $100,000 Fui 1~Wm Used For thought to the matter, he certainly restored to It by the Supreme I PUyment \ (Over*-Expended his LSHINGTOH, Oct. 11.— waold permit the use of the song Court’s decision in the Teapot' jail, today. “ -Tha. proposal I oflthfe Accounts, o r I n te r e s t O r Rev. Mi C. Clasby of the All in question should bould it be requested Dome 'Case, government counsel Mexican Scour Wootb For 2 "Discovered- right in his home Souls Cathojic Church stated that by the family> of a < $tateal Cham berll.of On Unfinit 4UnvinR^Vork deceased nym- and officials today set in motion - Generals Who--Disappeared town— tbo cacha,” was the com­ he wns certain it had been used In her of his cnngrtlgn lerce that the coming ngrdgiition. . v *- a half d0'7.en. actions designed to When Troops W ere Routed; of th o ‘form er. bootleg king resa slash taxes bv from When interviewed! viewed,‘vs Rgvt-W. P. . , , , .... | his congregation. According to Rev. An explanation of "what be- ment write the final chapters inTthe fa­ Bclicved To Be InM pun thins ai ’ * return Capilnal U O’Connclhi prohlb* awaited , T-r---—the -----...« Cla^hy, ws^uiiiai VVIIIIVI P |ll UIUU' j Huhrmun, pastor ____ ____ |,000.000 io $400,000,000 cante of the hospital money," one s_ he anxlduidy tor ____ of ther First Moth- mous "oil hcanduls" of the linrding [to into* with t b o A t t f t V ofjraany unanswered questions pro­ i.»»eorge iL. Connors, his secro-[Ition only applies to tho dloceso of wlist Church, expressed himself ns administraion. LAREDO Tex., Octl 11.’ — (INfe) in favor of the hymn. It bprasideob. Coolidi'e, It pounded during the recent munici- tary who discovered the supposed ; Boston and th at should he have n not being . . These steps include: t -\ —Mexican federal troops today place of the Romus for- request for this song a t a funeral toltohtod today at thq .*pal',campaign, is offered by the •hiding W f ^ faf,S f t Vhe I* Government counsel ma«lo wero scouring thc country in the tune at Lansing, Mich., yesterday, lot All Souls Church th a t it would firm of Hall and Pentland, which “ id.t„hr? Rc.v- Buh™kln ' 7 orda final preparations for crim ing trial vicinity of the state of.Vera Cruz f HjUiao. : "There should bo $1,800,000 worth be used. . are soft nnd zwoet but do not car- of cx.8ecretary of the ihtcrior searching for Generals Arordfo ItH h .c iitD f . s p e h .m a g n l - has t recently completed the audit of stocks, bonds and warehouse Dr. F. D. King of the F irst Bap­ rv very much thought Of course Albert B. Knl, am) Hnrry y< s |n . f m the opinion of thfe exeru- of-the City’s affairs. Certificates in th a t vault, but tist Church stated to n represont- )f t should he requested for « fu -'rlair on chn of defniJdiB- thc Go.nez and Hccto Almndn, antiIt.Is impossible, it is declared, to fmAsj eertelnly would involvo rc-elcctionists, who -fled after ntivo of The Herald, "Tho criticism Dodge only known how much is lc |t and accordingly should not dctcrpUno the exact . purpose for left," said Remus when told of of Thc,Beautiful Isle of Hon*owherc nernb I should certainly permit jtji KOVernmcnt in the Teapot Dome their forces were routed in a bat­ which.' tta funds from this $100,­ k. >? V. . • 1 lense, in district supreme court on tle with’ loynl (roops. nsidered. . 000 isspej of bonds.Worn expemki). tho discovery. Oct. 17. date. Mr. Coolidge has not The reason U given that tho money According to ndvices from Mex­ "However, It is- not the cotncnta 2. Tho government prepared to ico City, tho generals and a hand­ furnished with treasury figcould have bean used for four dif­ of the vault that it important to move the end of the Teapot ful of supporters^ were believed nnd estimates and therefore purposes which are briefly nie, but to prove th a t thoy visited Dome receivership in the federal to bo hiding in the mountains not estimate the amount ferent the vault together, court of Wyoming nnd to reccivo nn awaiting nn opportunity tc s lip I Congress should lap off tho enumerated as follows: 1. Fox the projects which show i ^ “Georgo Remua will defend accounting from Sinclair's Mam. into the United States. Inal burden. From past experMexican George Remus. I nm own Georgo and present indications, how- orer-expaudl turps. moth Oil Company for oil taken declared tho capture of 2. To meet tha defieiuneios. in Remus the lawyer not Geo. Remus' from Teapot Dome before a receiv­ officials h* feels certain that it must Gomez and Almsda was only a er was panted. [mddernbly lower than $300,- cash in tho paving projects for the bootlegger," declared Geo. L I m atter of hours and that their ex­ which- bonds have been du ly , au­ Remus, former bootleg king in 3. Filial steps were expected to ecution probably would follow im­ thorized, hut1 for which only a por­ hi»cell at the Hamilton foughout his discussion of tax bo taken in district supreme court mediately. , county i Mn*. LillicadnhlReUeratesIler ’ jail. turn tho President emphasis- tion has boon sold. Royal Truce BreokH As Carol for tho nppeal of Hnrry F. Sinclair Mora than s thousand men who p«.. j T o meet the*interest expenses Indocence A h fh e Accuses i “ in this little green box I call great amount of tho war Seeks ThroneAndWifc And from conviction by n Jury on charg­ formed the Gomes force hnvo nd the necessity r / reducing i recurred by tho fund, which could iny ‘liberly box’ I hnve my free­ Authorities OfMnkinjcLlUIo es of contempt of tho Senate in re­ Mol her Tnkc Steps To Keep, fusing to uuswur questions of tho scattered in the hills, hut are sur­ |dly. Answering the argument not bo prorated against any partic­ dom,” lie declared, exhibiting a Effort To Get Real Slayers ular, funds. rounded by tho federato, who n1tlK "oil anti HiIm «n»MBilttn.< Him From Regaining Power W sc who urge to abolish all Wolah scandal'’ committee. small security lock-box filled with number approximately, 10,000 with i', On deposit in a closed bank. legal looking documents, phototes, the President pointed 4.- ’Navy department may ask MAYS LANDING, N. J. Oct. 11. the war debt is still $18,­ ’Since the auditors’ report shows ptatic copies of letters, other pap­ T L . S)—Mrs. M argaret LillienBERLIN, Oct. 11. —A now royal federal court in Wyoming to close 6,000 reserves coming up. th a t 10 municipal projects were The battle which ended in the 1000. ers and notes. iluhl held without bail in the Atlan­ family row in’ which tho six year down Teapot Dom0 wells without oxernnirnt. it w as, said, ovrr-expended to the extent of old baby march nf Roumnnla, wuiting legal formglttios accom­ rout of the Gomez forces toqk place “This little liberty toxx has n tic county jail hrro pending her Barge additional r exjieiuli* $114,112.01, this outlet forms one of good chance of.becoming ns fnm- trial with Willis Beach on Novem­ Kn:; Michael, Is the center nnd his panying tho supremo court’s decis­ Sunday afternoon near Perotc, ac­ because of flood control ap- the'chief sources for expenditure of ptjjs ns the black bag la the tea pot ber 28 for the murder of.M rs. LiL royul heritage is the prize, has ion, are compiled with. Secretary cording to word from Mexico City. Itions which arg necessary, unencumbered balances. . • liendahl’s late- husband. Dr. WU- broken out-ut Bucharest, according Wilbur reiterated tho navy’s policy The Gomes forces were surrounded It was fu rth e r. explained that d<?nio scandal.” coat of the national de by federal rai troops led by general ound. iiam Lilllendahl, paced her cell fiv tu information received here today of conserving oil in the “George Remus is not squcelcr, neluding new fighting vee >lnce only a portion of bends for bav Georgs Remnn is fighting for rioualy today as aho assehted hef from the 1.mmonian capital. Escobar at *j 5. President “ _ .e x p e c t­ «r tWFnary. KdtfwMm to the » -* a4 n f pm frH tniry be sold when Ills life." innocence. Thin new dispute, which toarka ed to cancel tho Uxecutlv^ order of the Gomes faction was reporter / * aviaticp program and army ,thu work Is started and that the , , Bearb, who with Mrs. Lilliehrfnhl tho end of tru se 'enforced by the the-into President Harding, trans­ hnve lost about 200 men. "I undiuibtedly .will' b.avo to use ig planf. It eras nlsO pointed reinuinder cannot he sold Until <ompleaded not guilty, was. quieter— death of King Ferdinand two ferring Trnpoit Dome to ex-Secre­ many of these at The engagement is looked upon locumgnts to prove pwtinn of thb project, there is the hat there wns a $68,000,000 In­ on, in con by Mexican officials as the final jurisdictioi Ktill ftmjliiiK but not joking. months ago, involves Uuecn Mario tary Fail's jurisdictj in pensions voted by the last Necessity for temporury financing my charges.’’ formity with tho supreme Court blow in the suppression of the re­ und her son, Carol, the former Friends and relatives are at r , ^ t," .n.n.oulra*0''’ cream ed Mrs. ess. which could have been affected by decision. Lillirntlahl. "The authorities have­ crown Prince, while Princess Helen, volutionary movement in the coun­ tompting to influence Remus to President was represented the use of. moneys from the hospital n’t made an real effort to get tho wife uf Carol and mother of 0. Atlee Pomoronc, government try which began a week ago and Ilicving that unless congress is fu n d or from any other available engage edunsej but th* former murderers. Instead they’ve taken former the child-king, is finding hr*self special counsel, announced th a t an which has resulted in scores of Chicago lawyer is insistent that ho . .. ... tunica) In its appropriations funds. the easiest puth and tried to hang drawn into it whether shu wITJa it early trial of Fall and Edward L. executions. Officials along tho The hospital money could have will defend himself. will bo no tax reduction at nil on two innocent persons. or lint. Doheny, oil magnate, on bribery border were of tho opinion that Ilamole Remus, his daughter, is it Mrs. been used in paying certain inter­ Lilllendahl had paced tho It is a fight for'power and tha charges, growing out of the Elk only Gomex’ capture was necessary about her floor of her cell for hours. 8he U Iparcntly referring to crlti- oat payments .against the fund outwardly worried wealth which goes with | ower. Hills, Calif. Lease, would bo Bought. to close the rebel incident complet­ ■ nf treasury estimates it wns which could pot bo charged against father’s prospects if he defends the only whlto person in the Jail. 7. Navy D^partfrent n ’fifiala ely. lined that tha surplus has fre- any particular bond issua or it could himself. "Tbo public and jury Sho docs not wnnt visitors, nnd has Quean Marie, the . king’s | randtly been highorvthan tho esti- have been deposited in closed may construe my father’s action not expressed any desire to see Al­ mother, is ambitious to boco' io tho announced that they were consid­ Following the execution of Geni, because of unexpected In- banks, as the auditors Indicated in us theatric*,’’ was her comment, fred, her R-year-old-son, who is now dominant mumber of the' R< iman- ering a request to congress far oral Serrano, general Gomez cs in the revonues aqd reduc- tboir report. . prior to her departure for Chicago with relatives in Bridgeport, Conn., Ian regency and thua cont 4 the authority to trade part of the Elk loomed as the strongest man in | of expenditures by rafinoncThe auditors’ ‘report says that last night. “I do hope ho chances unaware of his mother’s impris­ affairs of tho state; Carol v ints to Hills .reserve to private oil com­ tho anti-rc-electionist movement. be king in nnmo andTact. Princess panies in order to make the govern­ Ho rallied his supporters in the. erations. City records show a balance in the his mind." onment. Helen wunts to save tho thi »no for ment reserve a solid block and pre­ state of Vera Cruz and prepared hpspltal fund of $89,214.58. A study Richard Black, special investi­ her boy nnd to keep both Marie vent posibility of drainage. of the auditor’s schedules reveals to meet federal forces which wars gator, reported to chief of county and Carol out of power so t iat they W ith criminal actions still unset­ sent against him. Several times th a t a brokerage fee of $4,9C6 was dcUctlvrs Frank Hdrrold that he cannot wrest any of the royal tled, tbe government today was his execution was reported, bat gld on -the salo of- the hospital had exploded a t least part of Mrs. rights away from Michael. $.'12,000,000 richer as the result of each time ho bobbed un near Vera onds and additional commitments Lilliondnhl’a explanation of whnt action of Fall in leasing the Elk Crus. ran tho expenses to a total of $10,. sbe was doing in tho Innoly station v Michael is too young < i. realize the what is going on around him. Ho Hills and Teapot Dome navy oil 78S..42, leaving tho balance of $89,­ road at the time of the Murder. Interested in his toys '.md tho reserves to the Doheny and Sinclair 214.58. The commitment, were Mrs. LilHcndohl had told the au­ is fa iry tales of his Ehffrhdi govern­ companies. It was estimated by ’ f * 4 tns pro pqw und®x .way for tb« listed for the following items and * A delightful program of enter­ thorities, it was said, that sho wns ess and the curesses of h s mother, Owen J. Roberts and Atlcr Pomergoing to visit a Rev. Mr. Green in expenses of bona Issue, $2,Ization of th#’ County Health tainment has been arranged for u b u t bo knows nothing of the quar­ ene, special counsel , engaged to cil at i| meeting to be held at $79.42; capital outlay, $3,600; re­ meetlg to b® held Thursday Indian Mill, n nearby vilage. Black rel eif hit near relatTver. break the leases. . .. said ho hnd learned there was no serve for open market ordXrn, $150 clock Thursday afternoon at night a t 8 o'clock at the Lake 'T ho government received $24,­ • Carol, who would nc /„bc King such person us Rev. Green living Although there is, figuratively Mr.ry Community IIoii3c< according | Woman's Club. Miss Mary of (loutnania, if he-had not pre­ 000,000 in cash from the Elk HUla in or near Indian Mill. > H(Hiking, the balance pi, $89,21 L­ ». tW jtff r.name, j. gopouived an announcement mndc today. The forerod romance to a throne, has operations.while in Duheny’s hands, ItanaW JUmrwpspf ctl.ve body OR in tho hospital fund, there is affuir will bo staged under the BRUSSELS, Oct., ll^ - ( lN S ) — filed suit in the Roumrainn courts together with oil storage tanks jrsually no money to show for it. WILL NOT RACK RUTH fojrald this morning. auspices of the Luku.Alary Cham­ attacking Ferdinand’s’ •/ill and has built a t Pearl IUrbor, Hawaii. Sin­ Princess Astride, wife of tho Bel­ The money way on deposit to the orir-iniiation la being smmber of Commerce. obtatoed tho appointm< nt of a trus­ clair's mammoth oil company, gian Crown. Prince; Leopold, gave OLD ORCHARD JIEACH, Maine, tee to conserve his in‘crests. This navy officials estimated, would lose birth to a daughter today hy the Seminole Countv WpI- »«minolp County Bank os - were Heading the list of httrsetions tod at 8 A.. hundreds ol dollaca in other funds Oct. H .—(IN S)—Mrs. Francis W. is regarded in some lirolos as the $8,0OO,0QQ on the . Teapot , Dome M losH of w h i c h , W « . WtfM. Charlotte. L Josephine Her for tho evening will he Hulun i chairman. JUrtr.tO W formed belonging to th*. City. Although Tann, three y*u» old reader who Grayson. New York to Copenhagen opening gun in Carolli fight to get lense.-. . mother wiR be the grand ductless the auditors haua h#ei> able to say i PurppB0<efVBtudylng health the-thruno vdtlch he ««.isiders rightwill give.u number of selections.. With the restoration of the re­ of Luxembourg and Albert, king snn nmf receiving the co-op- th ^t the money vagi ppgnt for any Mttlo Miss Tann is regnrilrd as uiS SEw 'i / i o 'm e o TX.'thi tp -ir”, serves, the navy now hos enough of. tho Belgians, will bo her god­ on° of four purposes or for all, lij of thg ^various Interested ’ to the ground to last it 125 yedrs father. one nf the most versatile child art* 01pol,h- oil p * in the Rromot^n of health there will pruhnbly .never be tc- ’Uts In this section of the country n lrl" Wn, v I i.iI I..M •iwli.tr frnm • HOlDO piltS her hOJ w’S not on on a peaee-time -basis, it was said. • Although the royal child was vealed its exact disposition. Girl" was expected hero today from |tiee, of which sho k' ows li ttlc, but Revised estimates have shown 720,­ horn at 8 o’clock, tho chancellor nnd her presence Thursday night Now York. f n were fentshs tfcji.yarfona hn mother love. She ia fighting her 000 000 barrels of oil ip the Elk of the royal palace did not an­ Is. expected to draw a large crowd. T \KEN i l OMjb.yQB BURIAl, tteach^, civic snd.gomnmrf* In addition there will be on IIAH WIFKLEHS HONEYMOON husband that her son may remain HIlfs • reserve. The ostimatfd pro­ nounce the event until an hour and , king and aho to fighting her rnoth- duction of tcayot Dome, originally three quarter*, later. . [ y h t iV ^ p u . O at, 1L. —(INS)— eight-reel moving picture which placed a t 30,000,000 bartla, may bo Princess Ingcborg, mother of will depict w c a te r ^ ity yhe entcrNEW ORLEANS. La., Oct. II.— thaM he king ihall rep c remain* of HusscJl Scott, who * Mis. Staves r a ld t o H a * tainment will 8 o'clock. (INK)—Byron II. Hayes, 22, of aln her son. There is another roo- increased as a result o t the discov­ Princess Astrid, and Queen Eliza­ Id Cross stamp? under tha auri- hanged himself to teg cook county Thc meeting will bo free of charge Madison, Wia,, is spending a wife- | iv? *° be;' -the angcc.pf ery of a third oil bearing sand to beth, motheg of Leopold, remained lon of the nrospeqtiyc health Jail Saturday night after he hail nnd the public is cordially mV this area, officials said. ° a deserted wife. with two nurses and Dr. Spies* to hod. less bonoynuion here. iv would allo w th e retention been reprieved eight times near thg room with the young . Altfcought King Boris, of Bulgur, III* bride retumwl to the home the house of his execution, camo ' P « rent of the B re a d s . This parcnLs following Hayes’ ar- !•» Je reported to have gdhc hunt- Shinholser, Trotter Leopojd was in an adjoinin, of her home today— alone. A lligator And King rest op'v, charge of failing tq return tog in Italy, Marie has not given up Iy;would be used for work in Kl»g Albert was abaent in. Ju st a« he mysteriously disap­ ctor. ' ' * Go To Orlando M eet id car. He was arrested by hop* 6 1 marrying . her daughter, a rented For 15 days tbe royal < Snake Added To Zoo peared, hatless and unnoticed, Henn to him, thus effcctfederal officers who had traced the will occupy the “Boyal Cradle," (w in Ills magnificient bridge pro­ JIONNAIRE8 DEPART .trimoniul ulliancc betwoon from Madison H. O. Shinholser and E.«J. T rot­ which belogned to he? grandfather. motion office* here fire years ago, Two new additions have been hnneymooper* former enemy otatcs-Routhrough tho Carolinas, Mississippi A fter that another will b* previdter, president and sec fpON, Oct. U .-(1 M S H - hi* frody onw enclosed in a erode made to the Municipal Zoo. They and Alabama. : * * U Bjascuvely, n f th* Hanford are a king snake and an alligator pt formal ceremony but m - pine b<jx, drew scant attention All th* city was decorated with Commerce left this to the station hv represen- when it was trendjod onto a bag- with but one flipper. Officer 0 , flagz, and the streets were filled i lunchr Tb^y wBI attend V. Phillips ef Sanford Police De­ g a g t truck a t the Michigan Cent.Uf the war office, British With hpLlday crowds, recalling thp .fhDk's/lernoon to tho partment nddrd the alligator to the and foreign ofRca, three rta l Station. __________ wedding day o t Leopold and Aanew zoo yesterday afternoon, having of American legionnaires ‘“ ‘ » » n l t t o of RT.gnns tog .1 Waterloo station today for 1 ALLEGED SLAYER SOUGHT “taken U into custody” earlier .in ft the birtH .< fche day. inton where tber-wTO tm rv,crowd gathered . The king snake was presented U» home abroad ther L ariat Oct. 11-— i t Adams, of th# frOLKESTOI Royal ~ * ,’ ■*** a to haye slain a .he Zoo by _ « Mr. Metcalf, an en i L no led the ifce with a butther knife in en xaa*rear on - she th < - A lk n 6 r O Coast — „ y settled book t iranc Loi aver 50 cents, Edward J: iRailway. Officer of th* announ.1 ““ th# slain ship hand, jPolic* Department effort zbliahed A -• : ^ ird beep discharged and to is being made to sr 'Advertisements i •ben r Police said ?. s-. » Kicnch *1 U the first ,>04-(> d an to I hour} a t the me killed — waa d e b t r o y b t a n n b b t * fr if Is Uncertain >nt Size Of Cut HOSPITAL MONEY n . tl<3nT CGULDHAVEBEEN L tlig c u l Jfim-SPENT IN 4 WAYS .T A Baby Girl Is Born Today To Princess Astrid Of Belgium ';•*«, ssshz Old Record i of '^ SSSi }> « l- U»* Prgnch I t * ■-- • ' • ARE LOOKING FOR Preparations FLEEING LEADERS Fine Program Will Be Given At Lake Mary On Thursday a s t& g f t Miss Ruth Elder :A George Ready For T h e1 D it This; Not Nervous" FEDERAL..TROOPS Excited, Says Gi W IDOW FlMKJSjlNFANT MONARCH AT DETENTION ON OF ROUMANIA 'IS MURDfeR CHARGEiCENTER OF FUSS linale C ou nty ilthB odyT oB e E ir me d Thursday . ,■- R O O S E V E L T F IE L D . N . O c t 11.— P erch ed p n th e torlc runway u duzeiy tldfuC . , s t r - , , ROtnu td d e a th — th o o rnnjre m onoplane “J wjhlch w a s to k ■ n t l n f c R u th E ld e r o f ] lan d , F lo rid a , an d He “ C a p t. G eorjrc H ald em an Paris, was poised for th° M her this afternoon. ' t .- J\t 1:30. thc ship had been j visioned, final radio tests had t completed, and the two flf/fs v standing by for a favorable bw "We will go this afternoon," 1 Eliiar said. She was obviously patient and anxious to start, had lunched a t noon with her i nnd returned immediately to I field, garbed in a mult! sweater and gray knlekeri. “ No Pm not nervous, just a excited” she said. Some dlt away from the runway, ports hnd raised a huge kite, equi pod with the “American Gi emergency radio set” From were sent signals which readily picked up in Gi The radio was then stored ( ietntly aboard the plane, test gas aboard * qW" is a special grade, elusively lor this trip. Mi .. . .. r suggestion to workmen a t atomic- w ae- vigorously >‘ the red nose of the mono tbo take-off was expect tartly. However, just before 3 Capt. ILddeman’ announced, he would wait another hour favorable tall breeze, and i wind was still adverse, he move the plane down to the site end of the field und at onto. - - Plans Co in pie F or Mass Mee! Wednesday N i| Plana for the Longwoo 1 Conference maos meeting V day nJgbt are going for i.factorily. It is thl* meeting, which & b» one of the most lmj hold incident the Longwoed eons development will b e ' tended. Preparations are ' mndc f o r a large eowd at tha tog at the City Hall* at 8 o’clock. * With the prominent connected with this Many are xepected to surrounding towns, spenknrs to address the J Bible Conference Meeting Robert II. Glover, associate . ‘director of the China Inland idon, ricreland Ohio, hifad Edo Bible. Conference , a tor of a muslonary churck L. W. Barnard, pezident American Bible In stitu tin g lyn, New York, with be th* ipal speaker en W» tog. Rev. . t preside. A.. .. The Lai' meetings*. . . . . . that th* piwpte bocomo acquainted of There �V? V9BK> . v^ w **>. *• t* W '.TlV llf t .-, • f v ,.* „■* • l*| < •■ , | i? *T * J HE! RAN^pRD|IIERA LD .M Q N PA T^Q C XQBE R 10, 1927. • a c e e ig h t Herald to or b r * m « s !* « * * a fi* + * n ce th at pr°n>ptly y °W 2 Cflrp'W/v ^ for, ® 77, fieri ^ 77,0 » H «'*< 1 :ijs s i m j 'E UJ+i.- Call Us—W e Deliver the “Cold Facts ” .. n i t I'fitr v , r r ' ”U p fra e 8 'n v * j « * t t h e ( WHEN >ou’re puzzled as to just what dessert to serve or what refresh­ ments to offer—ju st reach for the telephone and call us. Here Ice Cream is an a rt and service is upper­ most always. Phone 381. Coyer up fo r a R a in y U ay Phone 917 for Tin! 10W many rainy days have eldpsed since you ast noticed th a t leak in the root? Have your •oof repaired before the plaster comes down ind save a plaster bill. Do it now! Give us a ring. We’ll put the “Tin Lining” on your cloud of troubles. Phone 917. J} u n j o <n. 1 1 ' l'ty t/m Keep a Meehan at Your Door! U l'; KN0W '< would be a r to mainta w 5 ^ \ 0 l ^ U- P m alo mechanic f«r yoUr , mobi,e B*“ you don’t need t to that exnensi* Be“W ell Bread KEEP your larder well stocked—but keep it stocked with fresh bakery goods through calling us—where baking is a profession and serving: you a pleasure. Phone 834. �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927 Sanford Herald He Helped To Enforce The Law The little town of Monticello. Georgia, several days ago took occasion to honor Blimey Key, an old negro of many years’ residence. At a mass meeting of the citizens at the court house, Key was placed »n the judge’s chair while his white neighbors extolled him for his . exemplary citizen­ ship. It was a big occasion" and th e tribute paid to the negro was in recognition of a very praiseworthy act. The aged negro had captured and turned over to authorities a member of his own raco sought in connection with an attack upon a white woman. While posses scored the woods for the fiend. Burney Key went nbout the snme tn.sk in his own way. Jle knew the accused and knew his habits. He was certain he knew where to locate his man and he jjet out to get him. The aged negro saw George Clark, the man he sought, cutting across the rows of a nearby cotton field and he whistled for him to stop. Clark asked Key for food and protection which Im M to ■ m m i Wt af Ik* Key said he readily offeredKarra■ at Clrmlattaao, aa The protection, however, which Key gave Clark was iltaaal Aaaarlatlaa af ra b . AMrrrOrrra, ,*d AOvrrtlales in his cellar, to which he held the key, nn^ in front of aklrk rrqalrra aark Pabi t a lto r la aabatlt la a which he sat with his gun until the sheriff arrived in res­ [fc aaKIt af aaba«rl|Mlaa llata r la rarity akaalalrly all ponse to u summons which Key had sent by a friend. The M rlrralatlaa aa arrll aa negro Clark was immediately whisked away and Key was kaalarar attkato. taken to town where the white citizens hastened to express TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1927 their appreciation of the deed. Through all the praises showered upon him, Key sat at his high place in the court room protesting that he did. not deserve all the words of commendation. But we believe he did. Burney Key is a credit to his race. He has set an example which, if followed closely, would aid materially in checking the outrage which he would not permit Clark to perpetrate and "get away with it,” Not only has the negro reflected credit upon himself but he hns given white citizens something to think nbout. W Q M N l a t o m h a a a lta i. If all of us were ns anxious to see the law enforced as VEiwk f o o I toBa y was Burney Key we would have fewer* violations. Wo have r UNSEARCHABLE;— O how great are Thy works 1 too many people closing one eye und winking the other at hy thoughts are vary deep. flagrant violations. Frequently the best laws are violated the most because there is only a half-hearted sentiment back of them. The country needs more Burney Keys, 1 v , {0. {fills. My H U U Jrhos* who were dropped In plain white und black. \ or Valley A re nsvir wholly st heart's ease; J h e ir lowland hearts lose puls? f a*d,shiver ' 'AVhen the sky roars over the las; 1 ,b«nt trees. ' . They scuttle for walls and a hunt’s stooped ceiling, They cringe from th- falling crestleaping storm; But only above the crag's last dol.man Is the heart of the hlllmen at earn and warm. ' ,; r.. . , •- 0 hill*, my hills. It la you will shield mp And quietly fold me again to your breaat, When my heart is done a t last with the valley, And I look to the hilly heights for real. Bright at the end of a long tired groping .Tee hour for aleeping, and you and the bad, With the sun-wide green of tli3 trees to cover Over and over the quiet head. —Clement Wood. • ---------------------If you “choose to run” for presi­ dent In Mexico, you are likely to be M iaulnated io r your trouble. Is It Constitutional? A s Brisbane Sees It BOTTLES! PROFESSOR VORONOFFHAS made old men seem younger with the help of monkey stands, haa made science take him seriously. Now he proposes to create super­ men, such ss Nietcische dreamed of, by using animal glands on S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Avc, young children of exceptional tej* ent. lie belieces t h a t he will create gem us such as earth never saw,'In the children thus treated. The old-fashioned will believe tha*, if monkeys could help create fin­ e r men, nature and wise providence would have called on the monkeys long ago. Loch Arbor Prices ALSO A RACE of super-men is ju st what the world does not want. Tall men like short women, thin worr?n admire fa t men, genius marries mediocrity, ail proof th at nature wants us to march along side by side nbout even, not a few ahead of the others, or riding on the backs cf inferiors. M eet Today’s Deman Prices in L och. Arbor meet the existing con­ ditions of today—one pays for m erit in this THIS IS FIRE prevention week. Fire destroy* more than five hundred million of property yenrly. Carelessness with matches, cigar-t ettes, imperfect electric wiring, etc., causes more than $.100,000000 of the toss. That amount, which could he saved, would pay the cost of our national building program, power, irrigation, canal* from lakes to ocean and Mi**i**ippt flood control in a few year*. deelopmcnt but todays prices will found astounlshingly low! you r LAWS SHOULD, DISCOURAGE caneles*nes*. I m p e d i m e n t fop good behavior nonsense, should punish incendiarism. Property own­ ers isnure for full value or more, and thru neglect fire precautions. Proof of such neglect sought ru t by paid officials should cancel insurance automatically, and keep it cancelled for three to five years If that happened, fewer tenement houses fires would happen. The landlord would sit up. inquired? . h i * Banfni First N a tio n a l Bank “The Bank of Service" WHOSE PROPERTY IS THE SAFER? Is your neighbor morn careful about his fire risks and hazards than you are? Me Laulins Let our experts inspect your property and then you will know th at your danger spots hnve been reduced to a minimum. This fire pre­ vention service means in­ creased protection for you in addition to policies we offer, bucked by the re­ sources of strong, time tried companies. Jewclcrs-Optometrist Diamond Mounting Engravinr; . Watch Repairing “ • " “ I I1" '•cltorated.r.ow that It waa an extremely unwlao L S ' J ith £ 3 ? " No, It's hot another grave that piece o f legislation. It came at a time when the state w as ! work constantly to produce better They ate digging in front of our of- in the midst of a retrenchmnt period when a tax levied in I methods of which the public get* fic*. .‘OP’ City ii Just laying aom? this manner was an added hardship. There are other ways ■thL* bonc(it- Standard oil spends of raising funds for school. purposes nnd those methods I!,n rf*?«'ch w“ tk * producing no Ija lhawmy’s political opponents 0„ t i h,to%the7 hist r , afinterests . ptc‘\ Tf ,« *state * K“» " elri- hnd when he wn* ulr ndy ccnsulerM asking capital af h it proposed tmental of tthe and° !ifr tax not is declared q |^ f two million dollars to the unconstitutional it should be repealed a t the next session of c‘* a ver> rich nun. BrpTghway Department. legislature. ------—— -o THE TUBE WORKS department WW the city have to make good of Ufrtted State* Steel making an* DKf^tmaothoriied securities held mially thousand* of mites of steel ' the’Chas# National Bank? Not and iryn pipe for every conceivuhlc IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE a stiff legal fight will prevent purpose, spends large sums on the OKI.ANIH) KKl'OKTEIt.iTAIt fight against erosion, studying, te FlogIda .G aton will meet That the Reporter-Star Is a good sense enough to khnw 'thut thnt testing methods .for - protecting Kentucky Wildcats next Satur- advertising medium was again philosophy didn't apply particular- Iron against rust mid destruction a t Jacksonville.. Wildcats by the reproduction of the ly to Walter Rose organisation be­ ta excellent. meat for hungry shown little leaflet) gotten out by the cause It haa heen the rmltvel of other business men how the Rose Florida Press on “Let's Swap," organisation kept up Its improve­ That leaflet appeared In an adFlorida Methodlsta have a right Itorial In the Reporter-Star with ment program and aid Ra bills ns to be proud of the new girls’ dor­ credit given to the Water Rose they came due In the faciN of the mitory which has Just been com­ fact that so many business line* pleted at the orpsnaga at Ben- office, and immediately we had u found money tight and collections vlslt from Bob Bly, of tho Florida Press, Insisting that the lokc was alow. Of course, newspaper men on the Florida Press could he Inspired Isbanda who value th slr lives on us, that his brother Merwln. of to write a good appeal on debt pay­ the publicity department In tho steer clear of New Jersey. Tho ing; printers, like the family doc­ Ita up there doesn't seem to be Walter Rose office, hnd nothing1 tor. are the most neglected people to do with the writing of the leaf­ le.klnd that makes wives love In the world; In the matter of let. ■bug bands more. debt puving. But how are ordinary editors go. The little leaflet has set a lot of rs that there were so Ing to know that there are two men to thinking. They know that w that the hospital mon­ clever publicity writers in one there ever was. But a large amount ie s been expended that family and keep so much alike nnd of it is not in circulation; nnd that ver know exactly what write so much alike? is where the shoe pinches. Put the ‘ mayor did do with It. The philosophy of the leaflet is idle money Into circulation and so good, that we are glad of the op- matter* will quickly square. Ami Amos had closed the ortunity of calling attention to It above all, h eood, conscientious an. Bank when U should have the second time. W* admit, how- pliention of debt paying would h’elp cd, those unauthorised aver, that we should have had idea would have never to borrow money to keep itutlon operating. he Have The constitutionality of the one-cent additional gaso­ line tax recently imposed on the state of Florida by the nirplanes arc bombing s c a tte r­ legislation has become a question for widesnrend discussion. ed bund* of revolutionists, a* you The debate has received added impetus from a declaration by re.ul this, und Cnlles and Obregnn announce th a t the “ revolt is crush­ Judge Itoblcs of Hillsborough county. It is Judge Robles' con­ ed. tention that the tax is unconstitutional because it is an illegal When Mr. T a ft was running for PREMIER BALDWIN RAY method of raising funds for school purpose s. In a recent Britain and America will never a second tern! and doubt of his decision, the Hillsborough judge held that tux of this kind ight. They may not always agree, elc*. tion was expressed, a well-edcould not he imposed for the benefit of the schools, “ Is not hut they will thresh nut differ­ ucuted Mexican asked: The Tampa Tribune comments on the extra lax us ences <m differ like friends, und I n sident T a ft head of your arm y entlemcn. It’* a safe prediction, apd navy, and if so, what is to follows: » for various reasons. If Britain prevent his re-election7“ It was argued at the time of the enactment of the one- and America fought th at hidmus cent gasoline tax for school purposes that it wotdd stand stupidity would put the world hack , IT IS NOT cany for creatures on the test of the courts, because school funds could not" be r.(Vt yen*-*, and financially speaking the ground to fight against others countries. V • ; ■ in t ha air. Rabbit* attacked by legally raised in that way. The Legislature, however, giv- ruin hawks made that discovery long ing little thought to the constitutional features of measures 1 ago. Rebels fighting. Rpain and which came before it, passed the uct, it was approved by the ^ in‘, .France made the discovery recent­ governor, and the extra one-cent tax is now being collected.; man ly in Morocco. The American government will make tho dtscoVAble lawyers declare that the decisl on of Judge Robles ' ' h7 ory smite day. Then it will take Jif-HIHlUg I in would apply equal force to U d r M r ’Fhe-------------method,, iif.rafaio* i S h f L l S S " '- I ‘tevtntion’sevimiHly, stop building Khool revenue;, arc dearly defined hy law ami court decls-j ,hom battleship* that would have to ions, und a gasoiin* tux is not one of them. • a fte r each other with automatic*, Uilc* from fliers in war. A test case on the gasoline tax doubtlesswouldbfcJng n>u»t»rd b rn n b s, etc? T h e y ■«*•»the samo result as the action brought against the tiro dca- ' ?<lf’ h*rU f‘,r buainaoa and Icrs’ tax | Jest a few man hundreds of mill- Plumbing — H eating "Service You’ll Appreciate” JAMES A. SANDS Recognize | - u-t ,9. •'Lv.nagtinl ~77 S. if j.1 th at our business^ thrives best in aa atmosphere • erntion. Cordially yours, n ir ir i r H . 1 . V lfcL E r t ; ..1 0 8 Established 190H I'boue IS 22 1 Magnolia Siftn NOW on our new easy payment plan. Jeweler * .♦ S elect C H R IST M A S V M a g n o lia Only 84 nhopping day* foru Christmas. | • CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOBER 1,1927 City licenses now due on every business, occupation or profession for which a license is required. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. Poor sh o p o r factory lighting Is a n on producing expenso th a t c o n tin ­ ually ab so rb s th e profitsP ro p er lighting co sts no m ore a n d A few changes here and there; will work wonders, will make| y o u r home a better, nicer' place tQ live— u place you'll enjoy going to— We have* the materials— our. service and prices are fair— ‘ see us now. C o n se rv e s the Eye* R e d u c e s Accidertta R e d u c e s Imperfect W o rk In c re a s e s Efficiency T In c re a s e s Production M ak es Money May we su g g est th a t If you arc |n 1 d o u b t ab o u t th e efficiency of yoUr * Jehop o r factory Illum ination, consult • reogonslbio licen sed electrician.^ 1 It w ill Pay T H E YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN O Holly A*e-, at n t h . 12th, 131 of courtesy and co-opl Phone tilOJ A LESSON I N TUNNEY’S RECOVERY PUNTA GORDA HERALD Herald Is grateful to City rr W. B. Williams and tils Gene Tunney says he learned body got up and started plugging nta for their courtesy in ng the use of benches for something from the knockdown away, daxed and financially weak, II fans who attended the administered by the old slugger but still game. The seventh II matinera last week. Jack Dempucy, It waa tin first round Is now over and we have re­ time Gene had heen knocked off tained our title as champion statu i M. Carson of Miami Is his. feet until he became champion of the world for health and happi­ ness. a great fight to keep tho cf the world. Tunney learned his lesson and we ck operators from again Many a man gets his worst Jolt have learned ours. He will have to X tha laws of Florida by Just as he thinks he Is sitting on races here this winter,—< top of the world. Confidence, back­ continue as fighter, and so will Herald. And he' would suc- ed up by aggressiveness, brings Florida. 'O u r citrus industry 1^ ily If the church members success in any line o f work, but threatened by ftitemal selfishness d would live up to their when th« goaf reached the momen­ which even the United States De­ lea. —Palm Beach Inde- tum »«f years of confidence can partment ( f Agriculture seems to only Ifad th overcopkfldance. Pro* he unable to cure. Our railroads are booeters, Is glad tha champion got grabbing us by tha throat with advocates want -<o a taste of defeat if only for a few higher1freight rate echedules being placed before tha powers that be two hundred and flf* seconds. in Washington and Tgllahassee. cruiser* and submarFlorida and Punta Gorda thought ounfc of moo-y ’<■>-*J they were sitting on top of the Ward politics .a la Jacksonville seem to have taken control of oQr tx-om two years ago. But our de­ fence against the binder boys and swindlers that erowdad in w ith tha demands a portlo buyers and developer* was weak tariff wall that and we took a tumble. A few are industrial states < Dottles! B O TT LES! From a baby bottle u ten gallon jug Rear of Monkey -Huper-Men. This In Fire Week. The Richest Don't Shoot. Industry and Science. * Ions to make the game at^qsing. AAMo understand It, JacksonWe are not prepared,to say whether or not extra tax is But they, don't shoot. . , , „ vIlUTfllpt on the dog” In Its recepconstitutional' blit Tne Herald stated a t the time of its on-1 ' AT MnT • tiujj^ C o U T h a rle a Lindbergh. I ' He Won’t Be Happy Till H e Gets It �Or! Office Telephone 148 MRS.' FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence TeL 859-J %qnf^nt. ncy of prlando 8eito H ay on St»| Nellie YM1 Eubanks left e 1^* uP business. n s K ifii* Miss Jane Stembridge, who has been the attractive bouse guest of her aunt Mrs. Fannie & Munson, Mrs. Lee ;6or>ole ley returned leaves Tuesday for her home at borne Thursday from m Vienna, G Ga.t Waynesboro, Gs. wher0 she visited relatives for a greek. Ifr. and Mrs. E. B. Home an­ nounce the birth of a daughter, Miss A. L. Falls of Atlanta, Ga­ Friday, October 7 a t their home on ia sanding a few days in Sanford Maple Avenue. The baby haa been attending to business for the De­ naiped Earl Bobby. lineator. . “T W i i g -Mta. E. E . ^ r S b U b u t ignht a t th e 1 MthU and yriU be shown «gat lice without doabt the gres ^ “ i at tn jh e history of t.he * ted that these The Pipe Orgsn Club of the membert o f the pipe Organ Club to i especially vividly tbaq spy words ever print* uluota do tfe scefiee of this motion plctut J |bbo o special feuests guests a t the Su Sunday F irst Baptist Church met Monday tell the ettory of the Wotfd War. " * home '• of “Mrs. morning serviced ftemoon a t the M Si I* a K iag Vidor production ‘ antes F. Hawkins on Park Ave­ After all usfaess had been dis­ a , - A no vena In honor of TUESDAY M etro-Gjfldwyn-M ayor - ' i days, nue with Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. posed of, the hostesses served ico • flo w e r will be held a t .. John GObari. cream, cake and ppneh. [Qlsaners Class of the Presby- Morris Allen as hostesses. to learn* Jjeginnig next Sunday Miss Sara Evelyn , W illiams re­ able to be about again. and conuining f^r Mr*. Ralph BoumUlat of Cler­ Laurence Stallings’) the authm Church will meet a t ■7:30 Bowls of zinnias' and antighon . The members attending Mon_ j <fr|. J. W i Sawmerrillo thereafter. Rev. Downey, at the church for the regu- were placed with pleasing effect day’g meeting were: Mrs. Leslie turned home Sunday ftbfn Talla­ mont ipent the week end in -San­ and Kin* Vjdor, the director,' hav hassee, points in Alabama and conceived and executed a story l ^t.-'Augustlne left far their Symrti* yrflt nthly social meeting. about the rooms where the mem­ Bryan, Mrs. Francis Bols, Mrs. C. Georgia where she haa been spend­ ford as the guest of Mrs. June great U bears none of the ear Roumillat ■ » >m« Sadnay morning after spend- night nml will W. Baker, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. WEDNESDAY bers assembled. ing several weeks. of the average screen spocta ys a t Inn.. C. H. Cook, Ms. J. H. Colcloughdrtas. read* to the • Methodist The meeting was called to order Mrs. George Ship returned home Is simple, moving, genuine. Mlrt! . S. F. Long motored ge, to s ta rt from Hetho- by the president, Mrs. J. H. Colha Sudayn. “ iS !11cbSV*n Sunday evening from Washington, sorrow, laughter and bitterness ai ^ Q rc h a t 9:30 A. M. cfough and after the usual devo­ E^Estridge, F Hawkins, Mrs. C. mother Mr*. Christo- D. C.,1Asheville, N. C., snd James­ all • p art of HThe Big Parade.*-I Mrs. James F. people attended the and pulled their trig A m v -iiu Turner Circle of the F irst tional exercises- routine business Is n great human document • Henderson, Mrs. JL W. Lawton, pher Williams have returned to town, N. Y. [\he Oviedo Baptist! eta croasigo each Ut Church will meet with Mrs. waa carried out. In answer to roll P. It has taken America to A Sanford after spending the summer ky night at which Mr. through hts body, c« . Dossey on Orange Avenue a t call, the members responded with Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles st points in North Carolina. Lee A. Conoley, Emmet McCall, ta attain a proper perspective Marshall, Mrs. B. G. Methvln, Mrs. ’M111Iona Tra Mission- death. Uion the o’clock. Items of Sanford improvementa. J. D. Woodruff and U)m*r Conoley the late conflict but now that B. C. Moore, Mrs. Robert Manuka, ry” «p6k£ war is over and intelligent thoi ■ Tho youth committed _ It was voted to place the “ West* rature Department of the Mr. and Mrs. J, iL Wallace and left Monday for a fishing trip of Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. Kent Roshas given place to passion and Miss Thai a Wagner. Marion ter leaving tho bier of hip n’s Club will hold first meet- er Recorder,” a Baptist magazine, siter, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. their house guest Mrs. Charles Iseveral days. judlce on th« subject, we can at | . W a g n e r *i Ormond Jacobs at- — ‘ " sol FMteher, ‘ of the fall season a t 3 o’clock. on file at the public library. Mrs. Guy s. Selraan- Mrs. William T. Friend left* Monday morning fora- Palatka footf . Saturday H. W. Rucker, bazaar chairman, Moore Scott, Mrs. James 0. Shar­ in their car for Jacksonville where THURSDAY Miss Annie HfewMn* returned appreciate * story- depidting it | teds nd the ,Kanford Saturday. faithfully. That Is what “The B us* of h*r loyo for urged all members to prepare their they will spend a few days. la) meeting of the Marie home Wednesday from Commerce, on, Mrs. R. A. Winston, Mrs. T. L. Geiger on* of our girjs of the Methodist g ifts for the shower for the annual Hale, Mrs. Morris Allen, Mrs. M. Ga., where she nas been spending Parade" does. There la no gfo ctlon of yrfr, Hag wav teach* •wi*!* w*si the guest of Mr. sod h will be held a t 7 o’clock at bazaar. the summer. Mrs. May Ulmer Conoley and D. Odum, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs. rather it glorffUs heroism ’ry. N. C. Jrf<wbs, Friday evening *v< All members . 'Church Annex, Dr. F. D. King, pastor of the C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. Moreland, son Ulmer of Valdosta, Ga., are tolerance. , ,.A‘ J latei* attending the .--f-i. Il« r dinner, laiei iW * 3 tp be present. Dr. E. D. Mobley yrill returnchprch was present and gave a Mrs. A. McLendon and Mrs. W. R* visiting in the city as the guests of Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and Mrs. home Tuesday evening from New John Gjlborf g iv « A ya) Neighbors of America most dslightful talk and asked the Fort. pyder made $ bustEmmet McCall and Lee A. Conoley. York York where he has spent the un forget tn bl i nortrtyai meet at 8 o'clock at the Old American doslfhboy.-'*H^' sniVjWS ness trip to Orlando Monday. past ten days. ante Hall ovey the Basket, the role with his charm and cre­ , Wm / Kenedq. Ed Klutz, Carl Dr, Samuel Puleston, Dr. J N. mmar School phrent-'Teack- RollinsC ollegeFaculty Baptists Will H a v e ates a character that wfjll'Jlyo for- Smitft^ and U. E. Ballinger who Tolar, Dr. A. W. 'E p p s, Walter Vance and Henry Douglass have uociatiop will meet a t 3:30 eve; in the me; ries,o Hand, Ralph Wight and Fred Wight hav* been here for twt> [ember W ill A ddress remodled the Lamberion home a t S p e c i a l Services On spent the week end on a delightful Lake Mary and plan to move there dee Rep 1, All mothers and friends of ore ft MeHd connection with the Col of that school are urged to nonde, the Fretael) gtrlr In a llg h t^ of the light Jin* left Friday f ir mfordWoman’sClub W ednesday Evening fishing trip up the St. John’s river. November first. ov e ful and Inspired, mahrter FRIDAY scenes between “ the two Mrs. T. D. Inabinet and small L iteratu re' Department o f the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tunnkliffe At the "Church Family Hour,” Iw nBS i B B t t tr Mettinger Circle of the Woman’S Club begins its annual which ■on Thomas left Sunday for Orange they motored Monday to St. Cloud tic g ep s. Other* In is observed each Wednesday score distinct nits are letkodlat Churcn will hold all day work Wednesday, Oct. 12, with aif. evening a t son ’Thomas left Sunday for wher® they will spend a few days the First Bsptist and Tom O’BrMfi. y a t the Church Annex b*- address on "Modem Drama” by Churih, the feature of the evening Orangeburg, S. C., where they will visiting friends. S. Bnptiak Church “ 9 o'clock. AH member* Mrs. Lyde Drummond H arris of will be the baptismal services nt visit her parents Mr. and Mri. J. N. Sunafcr rehfh lt l g.' A dumber of BERLIN STRIKE to attend. \ J Rollins College a t winter Park. 7:15 o’clock. Zedler. Mrs. Craig Thompson and small — '—»• Ut o f townspeople attended. igular meeting of the Rebeccas daughter, Betty left Saturday for The Department feels th a t the The board of ushers will also at­ *------- ry BERLIN. Oct. n ^ « N 8 ) —T James Stembridge, who has been Montgomery, Ala., fhere they will be held e t the Old Masonic program for the entire season tend in a body and tho music for threatened strikeBerlin si oyer the Basket ,} at 7:30 will be strengthened by this open­ the evening will be furnished by visiting his sister Mrs. Fannie S. visit her mother Mrs. Alien. way employees began today. Onlj Ypyth k. Members t n asked to be ing address. Mrs. Harris is a the male quartet. Munson for the past fortnight, left a few trains of the ugdergrotfnt Fiance^ i n Wednesday for his home a t Holly­ it Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Park woman of ability and culture, This service marks the beginning Mr. Stembridge Is spent the day Sunday a t Daytona system were running. strict meeting of tho Parent having followed her collegiate work of the study of th*- book, ‘‘The wood, Cal. JOHNSON CIT Y,,Ten ft W a- Association will be held in this country with. Uraduate People, called Baptists," and a greatly impressed with Sanford and Beach as the guests of Mrs. Park’s (INS)-Ui “f V o’clock a t the Memorial High work in Parla and Berlin, She is a t specially interesting .program has hopes to return a t some future sister, Mrs. B. B. Mills, ribbling this death note, Geo _ time and make this place his home. dI in Orlando. VOTICK OF M iS T W JV fre S J -F present associated with her hus­ been arranged. iPhillips, 19 iiawklaa county farin Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Jordon and MMICR IS linHKBY (lly BN Thai 9 Circle Nov two o f the Methodist band in the EhglUh department of apil by virtu® rtrer*' r placed a revolver a t each breast Mrs. D. A. Kelly, a former resi­ son Robert of Jacksonville are under liUfeh will hold a special meet- Rollins giving courses in “The IotrcIo*ure nml >*l* M** certal Presbyterians To Hold dent of Sanford, who has been visiting in Sanford os the guests of ram* pending tn thy Circuit Cour (ig at 2. o’clock a t the home uf Short Story” and‘'Drama”. of Mrs. Vern« C. Messenger. ’ 1 of th* Twenty-Tbrid Judicial Clr1 sending the past year touring in Irs. 8. 0. Shinhoher on Qak AveMilt of Florida, tn and for Remlnota She is much in demand by clubs, Jsual P ra y e r Meeting Hawaian Islands, Philippine Is­ In chsnonry. wherein L’nlnr having recently given a series of Miss Annie Blanche Colquitt of County lands, Japan, China, England, Stale 0*nk In complplnanf and Subacriptiqn bridge party to be six lectures to the Ejorosis Club of }f. ,Fn* and Ijtura Fok. bln wifi Commerce, Ga., Is th« charming The Presbyterians will not hold Spain, France, Holland, Italy and iron at 8 o’clock a t the Legion Orlando which were enthusiastical­ rr*pon<!*nt*. 1. Jam** D- gharo*. house guest of Mias Annie Hawktrts pr* Switzerland, arrived here Monday their usual prayer services on Wed­ an nprclal master of *uch co . . iut under the ausplclea of the Aux­ ly received. I \ nesday evening in order that all evening and will be a t home to her at her home on Celery Avenue. offer for aa(* and aell tn the highest ilary of the Campbell Lossing * *r *' .• s# Milder for path at the frhet ddoi Members of the Department hay? members may attend the meeting many friends a t the home of Mrs. Post American Legion. the Court ho on* In 8enford, Ufjeloot Fred T. Williams on Crystal Lake a t the City Hall to hear the speak­ Judge W. Wallace and Judge C ounty, Flnrido, du rln g _ th*_ UK* James G. Sharon 'returned home Ki'tire of * aie,_on the 7th day ol ers from Longwood Bible Confer­ T. the^aum* t o v e m b e r A D. i*iT, hfence. Monday hftemoop from Quincy, N meeting opens at 3 o'clock, and Mrs. Weems A. Walton and Conrt. thlile C Inn n Ilnl* Day of th ourt, tth« ha |sbnardi at luncheon a t one o’clock where they hay* been spending a th a program will begin a t 3;30 jarty of Palatka spent th* day The Presbyterian Synod meets . the Yacht Club "Iven In honor of guesta of few days on businesi. past regents, Mrs. W. E. Wat- A fter the program those present a t Gulnnviile on Tuesday evening lere Saturday as the td-wlt: . . will have the privilege, o f’meeting friends. Mrs, Walton was a former at 7:30 o’clock and Dr. Brownlee, T he N o rth t b r e e - e l g t ha of the , Mrs. A. M. DeForest and Mrs. Too Lata To Classify) South- " H n u th ra e t Q u a r t e r of the ' Mrs. H arris Informally.' resident of Sanford ahd her vmit pustor of the Presbyterian Church, E. Tolar. peet Quarter leoa th»,_Wp*UI° will attend. Saturday was the first In 15 vasts. STRAYED or stolen, oh* four ■nrre* in Section *»,. Township ;* * SATUDAY She waa greatly pleased with, the | months’ old Pointer pup, flndor II. South of Ranx* M Eeai.'’ \ [Children’s Matinee a t 10 o’clock Motorcade To Leave and progress this city had please notify. Nelson Brothers, ti f earn* to b« sobf t« iMIsfr said Auxiliary Will Stage changes the Mllane Theater, made, and predict* a great futufre i Valdez Hotel, Sanford, and m elv * W rit. * A * W ednesday M orning SUNDAY .............. Benefit Bridge Party i))i< the City Substantial, j .** f 10.00 reward. i - ■— Qvarterlr meeting of the Semth- / A motorcade will start from the — B. Y. P. U. Federation will be On Friday evening a t 8 o'clock held at Oviedo at 2:30 o’clock. Alt F irst Methodist Church WednesL bers are requested to ra«*t a t ^ m o r n i n g a t 9:30 o’clock, going the meipbaC* o f;the Auxiliary of ho First Baptist Church a t one to Benson Springs where the ded - the American Legion will be hostes­ a’flock. Care wijl be provided. ^ation of tl*# «irl 1 dormitory will ses at a subscription bridge party take place. Ut the Legion H o t The proceeds of this afifalr will be used for welfare IPresbyterians Plan work . * ’■ AH those who wish to attend are , Series O f M eetin gs t iS ? ,n! ",ke‘l t0 brln|! * |,lcnle asked to notify Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt. Attractive prises had been Turing Pin 8«rmon <m th. Mount bought and a good time is assured is their basis, the Presbyterians j tlme j, M8Ured au. all. uf Sanford will hold a series of stings, beginning next Monday evening, at 7:30 o’clpck. According the pastor, Dr. E. D. Brownlee, this will not be a series of EvangelJo meetings. The woman’s Auxilliary and the en of the church have been preiring for these meetings by prdyand advertising and Dr. Brownp*e is expecting a very successful I t was hoped, acordlng to r. Brownlee, to have a well known ble student here to assist In th* t>rk, but this has not been fqund' ...U practicable, and the meeting* will under thp direction of the pas- P IP E ORGAN CLUB MEETS MONDAY WITH MESDAMES HAW KINS, ALLEN Social Calendar J je s s a iu f b*usn»i W v: ~ MID-WEEK SPECIALS rent-Teachers T e Convene; In Orlando All members of the Parent teachers Association of the city h ^ t a d to attend the district 'M O dujdm pn October 14 10 o clock a t the Memorial High chool auditorium. 5#vi ' aflc#n' wl» In n r f S l - ^ * n.d * n,0*t interesting wro»rem has been arranged. Beans, 2 lbs....... ............................. -.....30c Okra, 3 lbs* ............................ -.........25c Onions, $ lbs.....—............................... 25c Cabbage, 1 lb.........:..............................^®c Tomatoes, 2 lbs. - ............................... 25c Grapes, 2 lbs. ....................-.........•*” Apples, 3 lbs................... 25c Sweet Potatoes, 6 l b s . ...................... -2oC‘ Fresh Yard Eggs, doz............................60c Celery ............ J.........5—10—15c Lettuce .................................. -....10—15c W A NTED —Ladle small feet, t o tak e advan tage o f this Special OFFER. ' AU Vt -V ’.-•ririN Sizes 2 1 - 2 - 3 - 3 1 - 2 - 4 Blue Bonnet Market 2nd Street & Sanford Avenue F. S. Vemay and Wm. Musgrave, Proprietors W e w ill continue tSto manufacturer’s outlet sale fbr another week. W onderful tl^rigatos for the whole famfjy. *•-'1 ." A nnouncing ■' 1- *kZ **-’ — T ■•LR-d K A 12th x JR&i*r ,) 'U ’ I 'IV V‘ p \ XV ■ <>:V . S•*l•*2 j*- t, ___ • 9 vaHC-tNGEi m5K-5T*i'. V5 �- ^ IS tiW.5, TH E 8A N F0R P H ERALD, TU ESD A Y , OCTOBER U, 1M7 Strategic Point la OF m U Mexican Federal Forces Are Reported Captured BROUGHT TO Taking Stepp To Stamp Out_ ByChang’s Soldiers IS CONTINENT Fire O f Present Rebellion PEKING. Oct.. U. — ( I N S ) — _____ ______ ___ Headquarter* of the Chang-Too-, , /» ft* *• L ™ j Lin forces here today announced' ** *-°“ *** P a ™o u *| NOGALES, Aril., Oct. 1 1 (INS* d a r t e d the federal cattle .-.re Aug- the capture of Sbth- Chiach-Waag. lt« B r i n g s B a t k -W ith the execution of more than uttin f'astro, Luis (Jutierrez. J a r - . the eastern terminus of the Shansi l Which He Discovered hree score “t revolutionist. report- jnt0 Trevino and Francisco fordo- forces fiO miles down the railway i BrttUh Africa, Algeria ** '" " d lffw w t Mjctlow of ( a , tn)> . )lmitt,d opponent , { within 24 hour,. , --------( f t u *£a • launched rnm erted ■{■ Alvaro Obregon in hit campaign; The capture of Shih-C hiach - 1 YORK. Oct. 11—Bones b.’- , ’ . ’ J „. . l . . ‘ ‘lot re-election to the presidency ~f w in g was the first major result of to be those of the earlieat ^ ^h>, kindl'd d n n n , fhihe southern republic, is said to 1the offensive launched by Oi*ng th . 1 Ih. I " 1’° “ ,h*1n > “ “ ld “ l h ' o H m . . " “ of the human raceP* ,f* tw . l L* the leader of the hand that ha** . mramftt Kalian The Cnans: Torres who inhabited the earth ' *»cight refuge in the I fur a no are continuing their march south20,000 and 26,000 year* General Amulfo R. Gomez, pr<*«| a jnit w-ard along the Hankow railway have been brought to this idential candidate and leader of the* where severe fighting was re­ death revolution since the killing of his • , . . . of Genera] Paulino , ported. Two thousand wounded ’ have arrived as part of the co-worker General Francisco Scr* !Font**, well known in . ngale*, Peking troops are being treated at made by Dr" Geore L. rano, is reported to have estah- i*'m'ra. before a firing squad in Famous anthropolgist, Be- lished himself with four thousand ^ *5a,e o f s e r a fru z . was the local hospitals Referring to the new' offensive, ' W t College professor. men on garrison near Perot*. state *" considerable comment . From the Kenya rv.lnny in what W in fruz. Hi re in an ancient * Tn** *"• ■•oundary today, Fonts* a spokesman for • hang said: “our formerly British Ka.t Africa c.tadel the insurrecto leader is «a.d .Urrt" rlV ■ Prominent railroad man successful offensive once again a n d Algeria, the bones have been to be endeavoring to brace a dim,hf' »°tilbem republic, was d-*- renders North China free front llt bare in hopes that they* inishing morale for a last stand bribed as a man unsupported lr 1the Bolshevist menace.'' He added that the Peking forces throw important light on the against the troops representing the financial factions- and apparently now plan to disregard Katgan and KUttU—I d f humans. f a lies govemment. It is conject- misguided by appeals of Gomez move westward instead to attack CUgf among the collection is a lured here that Gomez will avert Adherent*. *kuH» BBtarthed in a stone age d e - ila.«h with the federal forces if f With the expected arrival to Tatung. posit a t Xechta-cllarbi, Algeria, possible and ma> seek safety in .morrow of Alvaro Obregon, preai. which the beat authorities agree is flight. . Nl.nlial aspirant, for a visit to his . approximately 25,000 y e a n old and, Reports reaching here that four (family at Nogales, Sonora, last m m vfadng proof of the long-main, general* of the Carranza regime *“ welcome the national figuie. tateed theory of many scientists Have aligned with the Gomez f o r General Pablo Macias, Sonora dis'-that Africa and not Asia, was jn Durango state are not view- t o r t commander, and officers >f ( W f f i r s t home. (d a« of special military «igmfi- |l||r command, are said to have comFound Seven Skulls 'ennee by military leader* at Nog*' pitted plans for participation in j T h * Kenya discovery, Dr. foilie ale*. Sonora. ceremonies inr idential to the .tr WASHINGTON, (h t. 11 Ptereports, was math- by L. 8, Iwakcy, i mier M u s s f i i i n T s plan t o give i t a l - i The generals reported to havetival of Genera! Obregon. heading the Cutler Dinosaur exinn radio listeners bed-time s t o r i e * j |a j •ditioo a t T a n g a n y ik a . During o f cat call* a f t e r |0 o'clock nightly * J ’• * may result in real i n t e r n a t i o n a l J complications, it was learned today 1 fakeru at the w..il*l rsuliotelegraph eon- . J human (hat of \ ention. , |" | For the protection of their moral* ( * Italian ratlm listeners should be | f l ^ t a o U b e s . d e rt( also was tin______ new, news t „(|ay from South about h.» i in iieil at ten o’clock, instead of 1presidetnial presidential candidacy. candidacy, . , .. ' Installation of officers of the ■ j hearing “contaminating*’ jazz mus^ Order of DeAroiay took place las'. <*f Ilarnell Ilarnell, S. u . arconlittg to Mussolini, las*. ^ Kdgar A. Brown of e < a evening at the Masonic Temple, I; C,, f ffirmer former siwaker speaker of the house of o( To meet the situation the Prep m tn t at the request of Mr. „fficerM ,,f the Seminole Chapter 1 representatives of that stale, an I mier has announced that he will Leakey, pending .ndlng official reort*> i n ( r former|y (,u, llfjwl to pr; , i(k. former chairman of 'he Democru'- , Italian -tation* at the selfto be me4« Ute this FallI, or. i/r. cs oo.i cv„ nV(r thejr ,i(lulj ic state committee of South fa ro - ordained lied-time hour. By broadlie, however, *tre»*es the impor-, lf , lian. calleil on the governor. F o l-1casting powerful electric waves at tence of the find because of the ap- , . ^ r•• wa’1 parent inexhaustable supply 0 f listalling officer. Plans were di»- lowing his conference with the ex- ten, Mussolini propose* to blot out thee* renuJns and also the fact ™’,J**‘* »‘»r fall work und enter- ceutive, Brown said: “ I told the [ rereption* from French and other th at • traces of dinosaurs were *,,nnipnt during that period. Upon governor there wasn’t any ijues- Kuropean stations, forcing the Italfound. * ’e , u *K**Hon of Senior Councillor tion but what the South would vote ian listeners to go to lied in dia: Although Dr. Collie had not Mitchell. it v;as decided to for him for president if he was i gust, nominated, and 1 also told him Kxperts at the world convention, Intended to engage further is per-j av<* " membership campaign, eonmlly u * rching the sources of At the request of Master foun- that in my opinion there wasn’t however, pointed out that Mussothe e»rly nun In Africa, he an -Id llo r Waters, the initiatory degree any question, hut what he would lini may !>*■ an iron-man in Ituly n ounce* that he probably will re- > *m will hold practice immeriiat dy be nominated by the next Demo-' but that if his plan upsets radio A mmiiniei (inq and reception in torn to gMiet the Kenya worker*. «t the close of the next regular erntie National Convention.” other Kuropean countries he may , “The akull I bring with me is meeting. Richard iloltzrluw und have .) little problem of internation­ lt|(i LIQUOR SKI/.I KK •nthrely dlferent from any other o f ,V a l t e r Barber delighted the atal relations to solve. ! tho .Aorignaclan period, I have tendant* with solos during a short The jazz -destroying wave* p ro­ Men," Dr. Collie said upon reces* last night. A lively and use* KEY WEST, Fla.. Oct. II (INS) hi* arrival from Africa. “It waajfol year is anticipated under the -More than 1 100,000 worth of posed by the Premier cannot be found by M. A. Debnige, / our guidance of the newly installed choice liquors were being held fcy confined to Italy, according to e x ­ French Colleague, of Constantine,'officers, ustoma agents here today follow­ pert*. If sufficiently powerful fntAlgeria, who gave most grudging! The officer* are: ing the seizure* Insf evening of a pulses were broadcast reception in nearby K countries M u i n r e , anil a i m possibly ]> u n n iD iy uu t | . 1 pemloMon for the bringing of the]Mn*ter Councillor, II. C Waters Jr f eight car which arrived here •**-•■•■'7 •kail to thla country. It is held Senior Councillor. Russell Mitchell! Irom Havana billed "building tile." of Europe might suffer, us well as a The liquor, of choice foreign sos signals, transmitted on fre- £ ■ ’£ t a F r,nT, [*, T' ,, , ^ ISenior Drticoh, Richard Maxwell. broadcast r 1 ^~After I had gone to Algeria De-JJunior Dea'ron, Richard lloltxcla.v. hranda, was found by customs of- quencies close to th pruge woa on the point of refusing Senior Steward Linus Sieveking f'cers under the tile. It was <o:i«r. ll a*14* cow ,, . OU - to allow tha akull out of hi« pos- Junior RleWard, Gene Adams convention of 1912. ra t-;lr J. i g n e d to a New York firm, the ( rhr FaaMion and only after the most Orator, Robert Mason , Ifiss't by the Italian govemment, £ I customs inspectors refused to »nt persuasion wa* I able to Scribe,* Kustls I enli*. ardent provided that “the working of radio > J close. change hi* mind." stations shall tie organized So fa r J | Treusurer. Robert Vancey. Will Return Skull ! ns possible, in sm h u manner. Sentinel. Fulton McKinney SHIP IS IN DISTRESS The akull must be returned to Al­ Chnplain, F.dWnrd Mitchell not to disturb the service of othet ! SAN PEDRO, Cal., Oct. 11.— (IN ! ^ k L n *.P , w ary.; Kclwcen now Marshall, J „ k M.ms. ^ K°r ? " I'" 1™ it.iVil1 S,«n‘»“rd Hearer, George Mitchell J S»—With u gaping hole in her siile f x . b* examined, by leading anthro-j The Precentor* nr... | and her engine and fire rooms 1 .1 6 1 1 1 0 1 1 8 1 1 * 2 1 1 1 0 F I 41 I [flooded, the constwidr steamer V I C*U,f t U|f l i hc midd' r T * t’ ‘" /'" '- F in .t- W a lte r Harbor Foie, of the .Second—Paul Drua Kekoske, southbound from Oak- H ( H T t P ( ( W i l f I D O* I c S I Kt-Koske, :UnlveraBy o f Ghicago and Profe*- T h ird -Jesse Neely land to lais Angeles, was reported * A - 'U U I V I I I g 1_ ^ It. Roomer, noted puleontolo- f'•o u r t h —Olin Crenshaw. to la* in n precarious condition, a* ( , | V P n R v F I T i r m ' F l l( of tha aama Institution. H f t h —Jim Stoinoff. the result of Iwing rammed |>y the " ** * v l l l J j f I j U L cI I T 11 i l l e J ( I t U the mo>t perfect specimen Sixth— L I*. Hagan Jr, si earner Pomona a t 8:30 A. M. to-----^ 1 paleolithic skulls, ever found,igeventh—R/irl'."**!! day, off Point Arguetlo, 137 miles I The final demonstration of home A i ^ r t i n g to Dr. Collie and-the a b - | nU, ,{° lM,rt '» " c e y . north of Los Angeles, according tn ‘ ""king was given lieginning at £ i fence of Negroid characteristics by the United " o'clock this afternoon at the; the l 1 {; make* it all the more lr Interesting States Naval Radio station on office of the Florida Power and I f ho said. Although men ___ ! _____ TkM • Point Fermin. l.'ght Company on First Street. period seem to hav„ lived mostly ' R p V IV P Q l U p m n r i t u i Ott snails, there Is ample evidence _ V IV C B A T i e i f l O r i e S , . lw ' h f demonstration was conducti tha Sahara desert was not R ESC ,\I K FROM JA IL *d under the supervision of L. P. th* formidable area that it I* JO N F m tO fin m ,, . . 'b Ibinie). Miss Vera Howard also and that Northern Africa (IN S) -F o u r1 ()l l : , . l } r >"■ lh'‘ tomfwny, gave lectures each id In game. Fog all those who recall the dear two after**t{jeir**eseape" n n d *troD 11 h * to the cooking* of “This skull, Dr. CoIHe said, has a dear days when Prohibition was legge rr, were sought by no lie* today 1 ^ vt,rV’U .“ urtlc.1 *»l1,f I004*For. tremendous development of the " “Og^y.man used to frighten aballa, th* section of the skull IJUU? children, thi»r i*rt* ncenvn of after their escape from Washington tu.n* of the rooked products were rved those In attendance. the no»e. but the eye ridges memory In ’“The Stolen county juil here last night. The There have been from 60 to 100 a r t low. TW ha<f a’ large face with IfrtM, rim i N u t i n n n prntlut tinn four men enticed the urting jailer Wl avardaveioped jawbone ap- starring Hil!|,. Dove which comes into their cell and then overpow- present each day for the demonereil him. Mration*. Ihey have a ttra cted parenUy for tli^lrtaertion 0f huge too the Mi limp Theatre today* much attention on the p art of the tiaelaa. It aciircely seems » to ba A wine ridJur, iUppoAedly a part COSORAVR i s ELECTED housewives of Sanford. The pown Of,a mai| ronient on tnalls, kT 7 r 1 tt Kri""l' c***tle in llunm rv. , — »......... DUBLIN, Oct. 11._(IN S)__Wil company has for sale products i.f dbya when °.b..uJi,‘ i ' V , n,h‘ oV ippears fh' **,lln‘" hido" I liwm in the picture, and in T. Cosgrave was elected nres- Hie Edison Electric and Appliance th* Sahara ligning and decorating it, Alexim‘‘lent of the executive executive councM be 1 "inpuny. The sam e are being em­ council hr Ifl ployed In the exhibition. der Korda, thu director, Carey WII- a vote of 7d to 70. sm, the producer, and their aides "We have been most gratified President Cosgrave’s mnjority M»ont an amount of time am| care •s so slight that his government by the reception our dem onstra­ hardly compatible with the impor- faces great uneertainty. tions have met uqd expect the tarie «f thy sequence in the com­ largest crowd xo far this afterpleted picture. uovn’’ said Mr. McDaniel this af^.h** wine room towers to a high ter noon to The Herald. i.,„ , “ |celling anrl on four sides is covThe (novation was in vogue S a t­ |\O R K , Oct. 11.—(TNS)— «red with great racks, each space urday and Monday afternoon and James F. t.oupul, the White ju*t large enough for one bottle, U!‘ said, came to a close today. The physician contributes mi ur- ,Dn the Doer and in convent t ai^ demonstration begun each day r.t t«I* In the September issue of the coves are hurrels, deml-Johs vats •I o clock'ending at 5 o'clock. Mussolini S c h e me O f Muzzling: P°.dio May Cause Trouble ,kuM,*»t New Officers Are Brown Gives Smith ikelelon, “ '. Installed By Local Goo<1 0n South Chapt er DeMolayU2J2i Si USS- Y; V •- / Ve, T ■ ^1 While It Is News! An afternoon newspaper gives you the news of the day first. You don’t have to wait until tomorrow for an account of the happenings of todayc ..in an afternoon newspaper you get news while it IS NEW S....while it is fresh. ..while you have time to read. The Herald Gives All The News J 'Alexander Kord In “Stolen Bri de” The Herald daily gives its subscribers an account of the important and interesting happenings thruout the world; timely editorials and all local news of importance and interest; in the Herald one will find News while it is NFAVS. Subscribe Today r.lt ian Cancer On T ease, Asserts Ige’s D o c t o r Leave your ri*order for T he Herald, there is a carrier anxious Jo serve you and willing to give you service. A telephone call will do the trick Beats Warner -*m#rfcan Journal of surgery, out jugs, hogsheads, cases, all labellH V , In which h.. us-erti human with names and trademarks which a j ^. 1 . ■ro n,,w 'n e e memnr.es us fur « • Just what the absolute increase America Is concerned A® i* difficult to deter-, in , . . . ha write*. “The figure* ad- st,,|(..1 i j , •. ,,n ^ *’*■’ bv the various authorities T J ‘ i i u A" *o fa r a* they hav, been ' “*l f t a,*cd l,V Hughes, Lilfrom different sources >Vfan Tashan Armand Kaliz, Cleve !e* of approach. , V,’1 I*nfnk BoaH. Winston Mil e Mghgst la rceiitugcs of Ju-, l’r* ‘a t s Pri,tte and others, have been derived from the POLICE t r ia l s o p e n raorallti: s; the lowest have i ' l*«rn (ihtained from the ’ biopsy, and post-mortem I T e n n . , Oct. 1L— (IN i T i rin WB!* quote* cancer s ta tistics:* ^ ^nr ;IS |>olice offices susby several authorities li,cn,H'd in connection with th e' fouft Yiewimintfl. lie suiil . g r* ft jnv*pt(gjiUca o f th« Jo h n i r. S<here»chewsky in a ' Beilommi payoff book. The f i r s t ' a continuous twenty-year i t0 he tried by n police board w e r e ' utimates the increase In three sergeants whose h ea rin g s' a t 49 per cent., basing were being held today , '^ded men,nl pg the petiod from lbO0 , aT have T A P”-’S l.h,!,1* ""M i an area in which t n f d l - ™ me^wfiV k .V' “ "‘O' l « " « '" " • > " , , r I K ’ " ,w ,d '- I ‘‘Blip" Madlgau, coach ol — - K _____________ I »Hera’s « • ’« "Blip" Jound th a t• the er Individual* reaching toward the **• 8t* Mary’s oleveu th at gave population of in­ ctuLftf tb4 period covered, aa shown ' iItanford t*“ ford d*f*«t early In i ' fo rt/ averaged ona .by the decrease in the upper age October. Msdlgan says It didn’t decade of Ufa a t groups, would lend, the wrftotf atot- lurprise hint In the least when his cd to produce a falsi * toys beat Pop W arner’s boys, percentage ik were undefeated lost year. the la w zncer. ■- fJwT, fife Southern Automobile O w n e r s Association Forms SanfordBranch The Southern Automobile Own­ ers Association have opened up an *»*fice here to serve the resilient * of Sanford owning motor vehicle* The association is the only one or. —, it* kind chartered in und covering !E ! Florida. |f ] The organisation ■offer* to its | members many advantages. Among these benefit* are reduct, i«mi un gns. oil and other accvssorie», free legal rrervice jn cas.- of accident and bond in this connec­ tion to the uxtent of $50, and theft insurance and hotel service. The executive offices of the as­ sociation are In Tampa and the lo­ cal brunch U located at 112 South Park Avenue. Mrs. J. S. Driver Is district secretary of the organiz­ ation. Mrs. Drivar stated to The Herald this morning she U ready at any time to give information to uny of the motor owners of San­ ford who might bo interested in be­ coming affiliated with the Southern Automobile Owner* Association. Service station* of tha asaodation a r t available throughout tha atata. Circulation Department Phone 148 �PAGEFITS TUESDAY, OCTOBER It, 1927 d Daily Herald AD. RATES as: Cash in Advance ads, will be received rona and collector sent itely for payment. ........ ...... 9c a line ..... ...... ........ 7c a line ~ _________ 6c a line ________4c a line Le rate* on request. (reduced rates arc for Uive insertions. Fords of average length |nted a line. ium charge of 30c for •ertion. . jvertising Is restricted „ classification. ,, error is made The SanIcrald will be responsible „ne incorrect insertion. Vertiser for subsequent ns. The office should be immediately }n cascj o f; a d v e r t is e r s lerald representative Jy familiar with rates ud classlf action will complete information. ru wish they will assist fording your wont ad. it more effective. ipORl’ANT NOTICE (,l— Business Service (Solicitors o^i itors Wanted—g Wanted -go<jd **’ . g o o d ------proposition. Apply pay on I Oil RENT: two apartments four FOR SALE: Two acre lots, in! / \T Trp n i r i ) W A V » Circula- t rvonts each, nicely furnished.| Dixie Highway botVvcen Monroi*’ 'VJ I v U A " LADIES COATS altered and iwUn-|tion Manager, The Herald. |ht.iutfiu! surroundings, close ‘o, & Sanford. Fine trucking land, rim _____ ed. 210 1-aurel Ave. I. ------------------------------- , 4 and $30 per mo. Phone 190 W city taxes, electricity is available. \ S J p - b T A NOLO ^Ah. IST AN'l foreman for 200 acre or 2201 Oak Ave. !»Im> Mowing water. Sec owner, I. METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v- truck farm east coast. Must un- ! ---------------------------------- ——j*'A. Ilinaud. 2201 Oak Ave. Pho:f " V - ^ / p A l R O ' SO U R e o c v f e erl isting. Metal shingles;! derstam! farm machinery .and l«* .ON F. FURNISHED Trout apart- IM' \V. <‘ M A ~ 0 \S T A nolo p a ir standing seam tineaand galvRiised com potent -o to aee|i keen lour four tractors in m < meiit, ment, all miM modern conveniences. — i.’m conveniences, ----- . — . — —| roofs. See Janies h.k Cowan. Oak constantit o|*eration. operation. Steady job. '*915 .‘15 \\\ \\\ First Firs SL Flume 207. *10 rash nnd $10 monthly will buy VME. F O O M O MOWC i S T Addresss, with full statement of e x . ' ----Avc. and Third St. Phone 111. . .. ---x 17* ■(. t good building lot at reniarknbiy A f I' R A G C J . TT-iE-y MAV<£ pefience■and qualifications. P. O. J PAIIt MEKT-*! and .Vfnr*Vcnt of , low price. Ilux 99 care The Her LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pro-■Hox M, San lord. D A M O V P A G b —'T A E y | Clements Apts. Garage ntid wai* laid. scriptior.s. Drugs, Soda. Wc am »• turnished; rates reduced. Apply; 5 Y r :E T O -\ * 5 0 . ( vge'RE. as near you as your phono. Call 10:1 7— Situation Wanted A,d. I 612 Ptirk Ave. * I 0 Ci O' M i ”Tf \ 5 o v jt{ I 2 a— K xchanpe ^ - -V N WAv^O * t ‘ o e u \ _ T H t o E ) 10U R BUSINESS --card appear-, LAD^ wants position as house- FURNISHED apartment for rent ing daily in this column will 1 koePer- fa re of Herald. Rox lOtt. u> the HeruW building—a down- WH.l. TRADE for desirable house 1 V A C ,S '^> ^ LL ' location at remarkably low ' «,,d lut‘' m “ S-mfonVnTm- mere 1 reach over 3,000 every day! j 8— Financial |f *S’» ^ l# a,nC!* chainlet* \unififs.w in growmif to'vn ■i ’M office.__________________ in Seminole County. For informa­ -and it costs so little a 12 word > MORTGAGE LOANS tion) address 21)5 \V. D*th St. Sun ad for one month costs only $2.60. Unlimitul money to loan on re-ti- * '..A' IH 'fJI. APARTMENTS— foul. Fin. ( dence and business proper!\ Two rooms kitchenette am! bath, _ I*hono 148 (Mortgages bought and refinanced. '’T " lively furnished, centrally \t ANTED: To exchange J.iil.iHin A ttion. Write Box C. A. ” ?*' ‘nipfevements; $u per ,Ullv ,.X ( j.umlly w II In Just ask for “Classified Depart­ ■*Prompt C tre Herald. w,-‘,k. Tel l it or ««.*. idol business pineerety for re-i ment’’ • \l 3 d«-t i' 1 1■11r **rty. Write Owner IIox i'TELD MANAlkKR—For 160 rn.iv 16— H ouses F ur Rent “ i'll. Sanford potato farm near Sanford. Must — CLEAN UP-YOUR OLD WALLS have had long experience, prof-r .......... , , , T„ ... .. * . . ‘ WITH/THE NEW WALL PAIN f 1ably in Hustings section. W. M. l " 1 K ROOM lurinsned bungalow, V ■ i it AI >1. W..I located *vs'SOMETIIING NEW AND UET-I Young, 2»» N. Park Avc. ' ***-uu a we.K. i n i m , f"r down town busirie-s i rooi'rty, imoroved or unttnTER. FOR FURTHER LNFORMA-! TION. I1U N . L CALM A L K r1‘llONE u u . Y K gaD-j* 23r»-J U OR’, K . , « * * Hf1M r . t a ... -------------------- -------------------- pnoad. Give all information when SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD,i 1U*1J— 1 ,:u its ' ' n d M ow ers M »ll RENT—Stucco bungulow with , , r , f ‘bis ad—flox PH. Cure v.uage. tJesirnole location. Coni- Herald. FLA. 11'letely turnishid. ¥.>u.t)ii monthly. I PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano F<i R *s -\l-K- - bwla “Woodruff i ..ruculnrs at Stanlcy-Kogecs 2fi— M iscrll.ineons F o r Sale | tuning by experts with 17 years „ b|>ecial telery plants. Box JiLJ d m . ( 201 Sanford Ave. 'experithire. Sanford music store Cameron Are. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & It Me lo c i m u i .. , . 1 I’ E ROOM furnished house ior h OR SAI K One single cot bed. ;RhLIAIll.1. xrgeUblo seed, tested, i , nt avaRuble Oct. 10th. Sec V. Lander Arcade, Phono 832. one double pure type. Golden ,,, Ulsinfei ,ted, ■ ;------- A Speer, 111 Park Ave. 11*. Green l e a v e d ----BUILDING BLOCK3* Irrigation I anno t elery breakfa--' m boxes and gcnerul cement work *ntl 0,11 ,!|m Boston lettuce $1.7 *. FOR RENT: Two seven room houssi: f« r IN*i*' Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- r rune is Stokes & Co,,‘Seed men, ,,4l 1st St., 2 stories each, willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. jfa Me Lander Arcade.. Imge garden spot’ in rear, for — prtiaers should give their for postoffice address ns i their phone number if csiro results. About ' \o out of u thousand has N rja ilT ^ H n 'S E N B E R Itlf PKINT I'KTUKIA rornrinm-ra, ciilpndul.. " .f l i i l f c '" t w T i ' l i Iphonc nhd th eothers I SHOP Printing engraving,1, salvia, lupin ami strawflnwer _ _______ ____ ^ ( t < m o t h e r s c .e T 1 conin’'in i* ate with you embossing Seo us first. Wo do it. I'tanU rea.ly to set now. Stewart SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, w ater,' ' ' " 10 ■ Ithoy know your address. hone 4 -W R.R. Avenue-Corn-ithe H orist . _________ J ________ electricity. bath, f i r e p l a c epluL'U . -----------------| am u . rxT orr Idlscontinuencc MUST be mcrclul Street. seieeiied porch, double garage. An r m : person at the Sanford 11—Miscellaneous nMi.ittive home partially furnish- 1 i m i i . i nffirr nr by letter. Tele- l UMRER and complete tine or " rd. See K. G. Norton, Mellnnvillc •rm* " r I disronlimtences arc not building muterial. Ixiw prices. , WOOD -Buy npw at summer ra'.iM Axe. NOTH’ •• * • io> t o »:\Becurity Lumber Co.. “ Where Good ( and save $2.»0 per cord. coni. Du—--------------------I 11N’ • 1 : »i f i : of «ii, \* K e n t u c k y C a m p a i g n Grad is Como From’’ Maple and hart's W....I Yard. Corner !Hh FlVIJ-ROOM house IHITIIMT. furnished. J' Prompt - Efficient Sixth. Phone 797. i;vtv tilVF.N 1*1 I IStreel &. Cypress. Phone 386—AI. I t .,,,, HI>5 W. nil •••I in lb»' ?4»ml-M In : IrAA ' I'fSTIll.Ti ..I ?i.'inP j CONCRETE in every shape s n d 'c A R AWNINGS. -Auto Awni fg ......... for rent, • -*« . FlMfliln itiiit u J form, blocks, tile roofing, m tm -; c„ u |[„j| j;j(f,, » Mini i tii riirfH,if nt** I ■•••t It I-fti imobilcH 'p; I; Rent V nr. V.t l ii *r11*f !*»■ *»^tt<*ii*l•*<I _ , mentals, etc. hantord Cement I*ro«F ! — .!__ .. _ _*____________ ff'llll 1' r.J *f lirt Vl-itrj* the 1 " " j Bftl Company, Fifth and Maule j o __W nr.leil ;.ni .1 u " ,l; ."KXT: H y ............u ; Bal„.v j:'.'',,;,)’ , V ! X " :"j I ’ .>•■>. Phono 112-W. 1__ t i.irli — ni the corner or I'alinettn Avimuio M **> !•» ft|***l h. tr«t« Ms> P* *•. ». [■passenger inuring car, in Katie Street. Large living « rfi* o. *•** i * .1 m i *nrh »«f mu { T^-Hclp Tainted Female ,, i mskk. j v him \vh<| ul runs like now,' to ex** 1--fi- f !• >m . .In-ir.g ro.-.rn, two bedrooms, r ' ' V.,iVIt^‘ ,V.‘V .. i— -- 1- ' - — •• iris'. 11* .i i;. Rus: '* dii, with idio’.vrr, Kii.-nen kitchen equipn*au m 4Y<mi>r. . unf*. un. n-*i ■g 1 . Ixiiinfrr.l > »«>■" mi'i'vrr, miuijt* msii i. .i .■ P e ri Hni. K ,,C f.?n fa : ■■VmV* • ; 1 4*‘j ; •; m n g e Front an I „Vr JCT k : : r , ^ ' V* img g irl to Mhy with child he- ] | , UV „ml n .v cash for 11c - H ‘ 'V- K \'i hvX ^ nV!n ,h >£■ ,M d rc“ .tw een the hours pf 2 and !' »*. M. , i lM(1 'nil ' ' . ‘ T , ,\J ' . ' • B. '"‘re The H erald. • • • r *»? Gall nt 500 Mvrtl* Ave ' ■ <m , r p r *’* , ‘ (ifw i c l ----------------------------------------- --------it.« u m ,wu .nyrii^ a v g [0 0 4 - 7 . ' t . r F N T . Sm_« roUfl.,„ * *>,V" eoU u„l i n Magnolia Avenue ju s t north ef Young Indies W iu M - .Splendid M _ u oom s W l th c u t H oard i Vntral Street. $25.00 monthly. DODGE \ opportunity th earn ghpd money, I*•ox 123 cure The Herald. ..cars and Graham trucks easy work. Apply to ijtnonc 77u a f te r 7 P. M. 13th Street. Phone 3. BV WILLIAMS " l i 'v r x r r O lO M O l ) > V4EAR aw v m e e e E ? 8 a c v < in t o > i ! _______i i ■ '■« l 1 " | y fv • .ij* !r:r I pV CE.V-LAR \M 4 vVwpTVl T H - M ! / « j X>- ,ii>- • \i J o *• . , / ’ * •% " GRAV • Makes I s s u e j CT-fr.Y4lLL.AeV^ 6i m sir wa sc.wvt. m of Famous Derby ' ‘i r r e t t V > Hm,.ir,»b...... .. f b . r « L iiih -h « ............ arix .....why.The • ri»*rai*«l Ilf. *.r it*l d n . I n B i itutn. i .hoytd.rtr.t l........ (••r*Irn i i < | n n . . l In » 11.1 ii. wic.m * I»it*, of r u .» imiiltemilon: i .ft i '• lCf'>ii.vil,'.t;r ;s27. n - . t -if ii..- a m , I t ( w f , , r Manager, The Herald. NICELY furnished bcflroAni, g l. '..750.1)0 is I he pricco of sriin!1 cot ng’* included, reet very ren tage on well located lot on Mag­ fS & COWAN CO. Auto I Have opening f ir two more young able, 31)8 W. 15th St. nolia Avenue. $50 ,ush all th a t is - and sheet metal works. | Indies to learn to run the Linotype 1-------------------------------------required. Balance payable just like nch h Ave. Phone 716-W. • machine. Four months course fre ■■.1 15— A p a rtm e n t F o r K m I rent. Box 121. cure Tho Herald. | Wo will assist you to got goml job ! NFORD BUICK CO. |.iic ih . tiiKKi oneriuor '■ . , > •> i."nun when it,m competent. Good operator.* 212 Mngonliu Ave. (make from $10 to $75 per week, if •''R ELY furni«he<l two-room 1 HuhU cwi I’lirees F o r K ent Phone J67. artment, with garage. Apply iO'i interested apply C. A. Haines at W, First St. Herald Office. FOR RENT—One 'idory Imlbling, MODEL TRIM CO. '•wncA, II. I>. Durant, Lake Mary. CLEAN NEW furnished hnm • in the car, not the owner f>— Help Wanted (Male) lone 817 for estimates keeping apartments all ennven- —--------- ------ - ■-*~* i* t r — I Hicea, reduced ra t's , hath on :;iv!t 18—Wanted To Reht P. W. RADFORD 4 !* -. Have opening for two more young lloor, sink in kitchen; 2 apartment * WANT to rent from owner small nien to learn to run tho Linotype 1 r. t floor, open fire place. Cor. IUPS—MARMONS mini to keep a few cows a,: i machine. Four months course free, th and Palmetto Ave. New .'linifnrd Automobile Cn. chickens must be reasonable. Box Ttolia Ave. Phone 137. We will arsist you to gitt good ju'» agement. .2. Al. M. W. care II raid, when you are competent. Gon*l —’ ' |IID Overland Co. W i l l y < »cratori make front $10 to $7f> per FOR RENT— Two room furnished Overland, W hippits.(^fc/fk. If interested apply C. A. apartment with garage. A d u lts'” ^"™ TO RENT—House fur.iUhed r r unfurnished, und four only. 703 Palmetto. Phone 282 -W, unercial Sts. Phone 68, j Haines at Herald Office. la trra or more, within ten miles nf (Hanford; good ilrmnage, sultnhl • * fpr flortcultural work. Btate kl* j BY TAYLOIi POl Unc* from school depot. What hav-’ you under $-’b) per month. Box M. C. c-o Herald. ,e somethin ' r X DCW'T FEEL MUCH UKfc SOWN'f ? Vi-rViCN G*UF^COCw^< -761 *! 19— Houses For Sale I'LL. 6c* OUT ON U<C c*ioc AOPE—I'M FISH |M AND SEE V/HAT TRc FER LOST 6 C L F rfD R BALE; two apartment h*>m— : — V ^ 'E H S A«C DoiN<a i on largo lot, modern, close In. TWO 6 iTS m c c e beautiful surroundings. garni;”, — ---FeRrtU-X FINO$1000.00 down bn Innee like rent. Th« truant nttjrera. went mil te r v c m a c e tw o Bee owner, L„ A. i'enaud, 2201 O.ik nu'1 oul wh>‘ Doxer ot l '«°* ■Ave. Phono HR)_W. nelvIUe. O.. w.tsnT In school. Tmy I ______________ * _.found that Dora, though she'i FOR BALE: Well constructed i had changed her name ! hun’ralo v. corner Palmetto Ave !° R°r* KJo " T . ® m W“" an,I Katie Street. Five rooms, hath fru '« V'e V jf J | with abower, kitchen equipped with ? ” ' . ** ,ia . ** nri' M* electric ran^e. O vn-r out of the hu»b»nd to look after she roubln t 'citv and will sell at lo o than i ’*“ bolh« e'1 wiUl ■,chooL ual value. Price $6500.00 with SIUO't 1 . Y ensh ami $75 monthly. A‘ddre is ~ Bor 101 care The Herald 1 ft 1 0 rilia L O p e iU llg rruant Is Bride SnY- DOMT YOU KNOW "THIS IS A PRIVATE GOLF CLU0 WHOSAlOYOOCOOLD COMC IN HERE ? YOU'D. ■* s u m * b e a t i r ' - > >. $OR'HAt.E: Furnished Spanish O f P q p i c f i H f l i m o T l bungalow of 5 roam*. Well Iocs:- j v 1 t. f t l l o -l X lU U O l —-J ed. of goml construction. Owner T» Q K ^ F r i r l 'T V I living ont of city and will sclt at, 1 d K C A l a C G F r i O t l j .reasonable price, and on easy. , . . i terms. House la located on High I The informal opening of the new j ' Street, near Elm Avenuo with ».t-1 parish house of tho Haly Imy Crow live M ju r1tractive | g - o u D o u b l e gv- Kpi.scopxl Church will take place | ca-e. I’Hce fnrni*hed fS.riUh.'ii) sv!th the mnn’hty meeting and *up- * '. Pwce ............ $5<>° rc.sh nrd the bnbinc^ sny re pef. 0f |fte Men*t f»ub „ t 7;30 I ;a«onaH« wav. Add re.: a Box 131 r/glngk Frlflfly evening. 1Caro Herald. Ilandall Chase, president, will, nre ide. Th» Rev. Mortimer Glover.1 24— lA tj. F o - Sale rector of the church, will act ns, ------------- i--------------------------- — t-nstm aater. The principal speaker A REAL horg-i'n for th« m’ " who rwtl! b3 Rev. Willis G. Clark pf m r "gnrre 'n *ho rai-'rg Tampq, Aroonw th r ae prgw~* will !>■» Rt. " f 'e if k .’ i f r lir * t •—•■Pry i-‘v- R«v. J. D. Wing, R ijb-r Coadjutor! ............................ Florida hrubbery mm hike |«ed. On the Ran- , etuise^ a t Ih e 'g ath e rirg H have i t-nl-O rls-do rasd three n-'|es from ! Th* pariah U o«i»e t .'-I bv the Sanford. One tho”s*n»l Aollsra ra*b. the 1 W S a-coma;, i ly buUd‘-slanre on eaar terms that will al-. eon >w yn« »o m»Ve the rrsymeota in». * t’ * V lives fror from the land. Ideal W rtfnn for- Ti and »*na0 or Tho fato of boree-raclng In Kentucky, oven tho Kentucky Derby. Is an Issue In the coming guhornatortal election. .To the left la Judge Flem D. Hampton of Ilarbourvtlle, leader of the Interests that want to keep the sport. Form er Governor J. (J. W. Beckham I right I of laiulavllle, la basing hi* campaign principally on a platform attacking the present purl-mutucl law legalising gamhllng on horse races Id the state. • The two women, Mrs. Christine Bradley South Mop), wile of Hie United State* minister to Panama, and Mrs. John W. Langley i bottom). Republican cgugresawouau. are ac­ tu a l* campaigning for Judge Sumoaou. BO O TLEG -j KING SLAYS WIFE W ANT EXCHANGE — --$30,000 equity In Busineaa property half block from Post Office, for, good grove or good property. ACT Quic _ Write ' Divorce action begun by Mn wife when he s i * a pr penitentiary ended la the tragic slaying uf Mra. I Re Mas, former Cincinnati bootleg king...., Remus. police after shooting. In n cross-petition to her divo * Franklin llndge, former Deartment ofJusllcf ----------lent Remus is shown above at the * ■ .i .»• *- - , v \* r,t ’ 5 . ■ -.- .: - � 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 11, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 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 11, 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/6f8a3c3f0630cbcbc2d29e85497e4f4b.pdf 22cfa9e7ebc470817fb570388ec6c97c PDF Text Text ft* r | <QR|DA,i'\\ E D H E S D A V , O C T O B E R 12, 1927 Sifting Suns Rest In OIL Quandry Over Removal O f Benches To The Band Shell Cn plain P. M. Elder, president of the Stanford chapter of the Sitting Sons o f Rest, today stated in an ox­ . , _ elusive interview that the members me Whips Little th‘a onlcr ara in n quandry. The i. 'vr*ii m trouble concerns one of the primary [K 3T 1S 3S V i l l a g e 1 O insignias.of the order—seats. Ac•onL- 9 0 H n i l O P « R p - cordin;f t(> thc PrM>dcnt, it may beiCLIV u u u s c o u c ,cume necessary to change the name rr» S n o n cr x F lul TiVj in(Cl^c organization to the8lcp "Stand* e o p c i i ud ni ni K Sons>. Thi3 draatic win mnication jnes Cut Down Party Is Sent )el).F i Dell From Blyttieville, Ark have to be taken unless the benches arc replaced on First Street. The executive body of the club, ia a meeting yesterday, stated that every thing possible had been con|t^ierc(J nn«J ns ,‘ yct * no relief »— 1 '-i • __________ KING Memphis Trial For Police Under W ay ON GOLF SHOTS was in sight. It is possible toot the m y and county officials mny he interviewed, or the matter might even be taken to W. J. Sears, congressman from thi«, News F’npcr Reporter Finds district, it was learned from o f­ John D. Rockefeller E njoy­ ficers of the well known order. , ing Rest Of Health;. G olf Is A previous attempt had been made to interview Captain Elder,1 Chief Recreation Eafeh Day but he could not be located at the headquarter*; of the organization. He was, however, later found at Richest M&n Is W ell one of the branches of the society Liked By Neighbors at tin* corner of Park Avenue mol f irat street. Some people ipiotr I" thc song "Look on tin* Sunny Side" Hands Out Thousands O f New (Continued on page four) Himes To Encourage l*rac city REPUBLICANS ARE MEXICAN BORDER ASSAILED IN TALK TOWN WELCOMES BY JAMES A. REED, ALVARO OBREGON • M em ber A u d it B u r m u O f C ircu lation s MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 12.— (INS)— Witnesses whose testi­ mony was to prove thc authent­ icity of thc alleged police payoff t'ook kept by thc John Bellomini bootleg establishment occupied the morning session today of the police board trying the first of 88 officers suspended on brib­ ery charges. Thi> fate of the three officers, p dice sergeant J. A. /annon, A. E. Adams and Joseph Ken­ nedy, will probably bo decided by the trial board by tonight The prosecution expects to end its case against them before noon. ............ ......... 1 _ . • REMUS WANTS TO HAVE WOMEN ON JURY TO TRY HIM lice OfThriftAm ongFriends N U M B E R 343 FLOOD MENACE Miss Elder A n d Her DESCRIBED BY Pilot M ay N ow Be U.S. ENGINEER I n D a n g e r o u s Disastrous Consequences CanOnly He Avoided By Build­ ing More Channels T o Gulf Or Enough Lateral Storage QUEEN MARIE T 0 .n ”ri^ n^ iers .s ^ b REVISIT U. S. f o r ! IaOwPressureSection LOAN' O f Storms And Fogr Chances Bright > Af ter Passing Area Federal Expert Outlines Dig Runt anian Mot her()iieenWould! Project Which Would Take Like To BuildAnotherCnpi-! ( ’arc Of Mississippi Area tal And Finance Railroads; Washington FrownsOnLonn Machine COI.tJMBlJR, Ohio, Oct. 12.— | _____ TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Oct. 12,— (IN S )—The l'.»27 flood of the Miss- | . John D. Rcckcfeller, at 88, is hit­ -Queen Marie issippi River will i>e repeated, and ( , n • Oct. ting a long ball off the tco for a | to visit thc even larger Hoods may be expected , , 4n ,y fn,,n* ,,,wn5 trail his age but, bung it, he’s tie-i iT H E V IL L E , Ark., Oct. | spring to at­ in the future. ,,n,lwl Stnlw 'eloped a hook! JINS)— Five dead and tempt to obtain a hig loan from n The only method of preventing; group of New York hankers, it was lured was the toll o f life It may be that my presence, as Former Bootlegger King Says disastrous consequences in future |learned Itoday bv a severe storm | a gallery of one, trailing his four-1 'WnmenHaveKeenerSenseOf yearit is to provide the means for today. from Roumanian sources “ ino over his expansive PocanticoT whjupcd through t h e ' Justice Than Men And Will handling the water in excess of the ' ’ ' Officially the Queen is return­ dell, eight miles from i MisAooran Criticises Coolidgc Former President Is Greeted Hills course today, threw him o f f ApprcdatcHLsPositionMorc chnnnel capacity at New Orleans ing to Americn "to sec the part of hi game but he eertainly wasn't | For Retaining Mellon When H.v Enthusiastic Crowds As by providing either additional chan­ the country she missed on her first down tlu* fairway ns I fly reports o f 10 to MO It Is Violating Law; Debt HeArrivos; Ant hnritiesCom- straight nels to tho gulf, definitely x> t nsid- visit, which was cut short by the CINCINNATI, Oct. 12 (INK) hn-l often rend was his specialty. fere based on estimates tor that purpose, or sufficient 1-'^ Settlement Plan Is Scored bine To Prevent Disorders Physically, the richest man in "Women as jurors in Ohio. I want ernl-stornge capacity to detain the serious illness of King Ferdinand.” )bb Brothers, undertakwonn-n on the jury which hears my Unofficially Marie will attempt the world. *looked great. iho were busy most o f , *. , His. .face . case. I would be happiest if I excess until it can lie discharged to increase hrr own political presfht bringing the dend nnd in- , SEDALIA, Mo., Oct. 12.— (INS) 1 NOGALES.. SONORA, Mexico. W',R “ n,,l‘!y. !“ ?• hi* atep clastic. ;CIIU|(, ,iaV(. womcil through regular channels. tnhn Harding nnd Hot. 12. (>encrnl Alvaro Obregon, He wore thick-lensed, yellow-tint-! tige through negotiation of n loan jver the rain-soaked roads to — Assnilig j <>nIy wiiaien inn know the depth:; This was the keynote of an ad­ which would be used to stabilize Coolidgc ndinistrations nnd a ll, " n,‘ *nir president o f Mexico an-l hospital. Vcrv little glasses, grey- flat-topped caPi or ttegradatmii to which a woman dress delivered here this afternoon *Roumanian currency, |e was done in Bivthrville. [the Republican policies, Senator nvow‘‘il inndidate for re-cicetinn, n jacket over a sweater, long, must -ink to In-tray the man who by Nathan (’ . Grover, chief hydra ' Riiuninnian railroads, being in a James A. Reed of Missouri a d -! w? s ri'en a tuiiiultnus weltontc known dead nro:' Justice o f pam :-nd rubbers over his shoes. Ihas given her everything she own.*, lie engineer. ' -U. S. geological ' sur |nce J. P. Williams and wife; ,1dressel a state-wide meeting of <w"°n he reached this border town I caim. upon the foursome at the und were a jury of women to sit vey, of Washington, before the con­ l'o*»r state, nrvil money. There urr *today. Hardin nnd wife: an unident- i Democrats here this afternoon. fixtii kiiimi, just ns the the grey in judgment I would lie freed vention of the American Society 'other uses which could cat up $25,000,000 or so. j)oy, aged about 12, who died j Senator Rccd scored Harry M. * Military ami civil authorities -haired inuUi-"'MPonairc was sink-, withoir the jury ever leaving the of <2jvil Engineers. If Maria is successful in getting hospital. . Daugherty and Andrew Mellon i comWn#'1 *" prevent uny possible iog a six foot pul . I had scalctl a box.” Detailing the basic outlines of a loan, which now seems doubtful storm struck this section of as secretary of the treasury wliign ‘ demonstration of hostility in tin- Mi foot stone wall, with ita annoy-[ t.mn-, Rciiius, wife slayer, ninny the floo.l control problem, Grover owing to tho attitude of the Uni­ ;as shortly after midnight, j he claimed was in violation of sec­ crowd that milled about the rail ing I arhri’ • e entanglemonts, tiu.es millionaire by a fortune pointed out that a typical flood at ted .States State Department to­ emed to center its fury on tion 213 of thc evised statutes. road station and nearby Plaza. and arrived at the green just as as .‘U nited fium money ir given by worn Cairo, consisting of the combined ward loans for “ non-productive” |tle village of Doll. About 20 Federal and .policemen the ball clicked into thc cup Reed classified the Mellon for. troops . -* At as divorce court fees, divorced discharges of tho Ohio and Miss­ purposes, she has an ambitious were either wrecked or cign debt settlement plan nn nt- f ° rnu'd in lino and kopt the surg“ Nr.t bad,” commented Mri Ir * HJ* o ic woman an to marry thc co­ issippi above the Ohio, is 2,000,­ scheme for building a new capital j damaged by the storm. Fire titude of “ vnccillation and coward­ tng crowd buck from thc train. • ^ respondent— ................. Rockefeller. 000 cubic feet per second. The trib­ city in Transylvania which would lout but this was checked by ice.” Koldieis forming the train guard George Remus, Hunter of all tin? utaries Ix’lnw* Oario may add cnor- rival Paris or Berlin. It was his honor on the next hole )avy ruinfnll. ugustine," a »t.. pping, tnun- ideals and ((inventions woman ix i minis quantities ns in 11)27 when ‘The times nrc ripe and rotten joined thc detachment us soon a Marie fe.ds thnt greater Rou|s to Dali were still down tothe locomotive had stopped. Two supposed In hold dourest today, t ,500,000 cubic feet per sccnndpour- tnunin, which hns expanded great­ IThe exact damage of the ripe for n change,” said Reed. “ le t cars of troops instead of the usual < iddy, handed him a driver, thej from iiis cell in thc Hamilton coun­ cd out into the river from these ly since the war, hns outgrown Bu­ fat*.- of it chalked. jmld not Ite lenrmid but pen­ us re-assert the truth nf the doc- onp made up the train guard. ty jail announced that he will a.; sources. Thus nn apparent flood charest und needs Mr. Rockefeller took his stance, tricn that— " I f this people arc to a larger and ning her said the town was ' Cbouta of "Viva Lo Obrogon,'' getting well buck of thc ball. He far as the limitations of the venire discharge sweeps down the river to more imposing city ns its capital. fy wiped out. with about 20 remain free, thc local self-govern­ The queen wants to mnke the ment and tho sovereignity - F i l l . — " ^ 'va Lo CsUes” greeted the ratted his feet ii hit. As he lifted permit, sc’ect feminine jurors to second sweeps down the river, to i hou.ies wrecked. j (.mvnrir.fd warrior as ho stepped his driver on Hie hack swing, Weigh hi life in the scales o f just­ New Orleans, where with the levees new capital n gay and lively place {icf party left here this states must )jc preserved. I from his car. He appeared slight- Ids hand:;, nnd Ilia club ns well, ice ogain l (lint of the woman lie intact, the maximum rapnrity of which will attract tourists from for Dell to render wlmt "Tin* federal power should he I ly v nervous,........ and peered from seemed to tremble nut when he Kilt- . the channel is 1,500,000 cubic feet other parts nf the world. Construc­ fee was possible. They went brought into the limits not only ! sido to side Reams ili ( ussctl tho ull vita! per second. aa he stepped tion of a new capital,city would it ached thc top of the swing ho and arc expected to be "t do not wish to he undiirsLnod cost about $200,000 000 but despite became very steady nnd brought (mention of the jury which will try a* time this ’ the club down swittly wlth a'good JV* n? .hU n'r°L n^ ^ M u e d a na- ns saying that the discharge rtf ;he the 'immensity of tho-sum Mario lof the 18 injured . ‘ T h e ’ march of centralization} £ tion wide .u h for millions claim- Mississippi in 1027 reached in any is said to be hopeful. A Mexican Mexican nreliMtm orchoatrn attempted follow through |t to local hospitals eight i must be arrested. c ,„5 , . . . c«l by Rcnrn and hidden, ho us- stretch nt nny time the enormous I an anthem on stringed instruments Queen Marie is said to feel that Expected to live. Moat of • Swish! ho .hooked it, to the by his dead wife. "Governments by hoard nnd11and then turned to thc lilting total of threo and a half million cu­ if she )s able to negotiate n great lured are women and chil­ .drains vt "Vulcncin” ns Obrcgon • t, and high over the trees, !>id| “ My experience in the dlvorco bic feet per second," snld Grover. loan, und bring nbout a matrimon­ IFive have fractured skull:; bureaucracies must cease. * Lot us demand honest ndminj " as greeted by General I'ahlo In’ cu ss. No lie never does, his courts, n. a lawyer hack in Chiea- "Some channel nnd lateral storage ial alliance between her daughter (ireo are internally injured. Boris, thc ; -Macias, aonora division command friends, who play with him, told me go showed me that women have u had lieen left available to tho river, Princess lleunn and Iwefe crushed whon tho twist- istration of government. lim comment was a philosophical keener sen: c of fundamental j ist- many crevasses were made where­ huchclor king of Bulgarin, her “ Equalization o f tho burden of or, and other officials. Inibied their homes and were (icn than nu n, ’ said Remus. "Mhey by tho river reoccupicd its natural prestige will be so great nt home |ut of the debris of their taxes. The streets were gaily decked tiuch is g o lf.' Ins lie for his second shot was may not understand or they may alternl basins thnt had ben closed that no one would dare to cross “ Repeal of ull laws creating |with flags tuid bunting and in.al­ by rescue workers. good. In fact, you can’t get n deliberately ignore the finer :ccb- o ff by levees, nnd there was a grent her ami.she would be virtual ruler special privileges. most every window uppenred- n really had liu on tho course, for nknlitits *>f an over technical law. qquanity of wntcr thnt broke of her country! pif (lure of Ohregon. “ Liberation oY honest business ( Continued On Rage Kyur) But n woman, placed in a po it ion through the artificial banders.” from opprqsivc interference b y ! where slie imist decide some mat­ The speaker pointed out thnt tho governmental agents.” total runoff of the Mississippi in a ter vjtal to the affairs of an dher, Excellent Kooks W ill asks one iiuestion, first: Rena tor Reed said that while h'u great flood, over a period of six •s s u : ly. 2 Cases Are irdThisMorning lunicipal Court SAKSs u s m * * th*te..i!“ '»r ** « - = * . Many Expected To Be SocurcdBy Library “ Is it right?” perionce inWashington he believed Attend Conference "Then, whatever he tho ' of luw, she acts to bring a /erdlct 'On mi mint of reducted appro­ gpncral attitude of the Democratic Here This Evening priations for the Sanford Public of her conscience. flirty. i occss 2nd Woman F lier months or more, may exceed five Makes Plans For hundred million aero feet, n quanity equal to tho average nnnunl run­ Ocean Flight Today o ff of the river, or to the total Last Sighted By American Vessel 500 MilesFrom N .Y . NEW YORK. Oct. 12.— (IN S )— Roaring through tho clouds in u now attempt to bridge 3,600 miles o f ocean by ai»*. (he monoplane “ American Girl,** carrying Miss Ruth El­ der and Captain George Ilaldeman on a flight to Paris, i* believed today to have entered t ho low n ressuro aren, o f storm * nnd foga 1.000 m ile* "ast nf New Foumlland. Tkh ocean hop it tho InnTost sustained flight across the water ever been ntIcmnted. The plane, unreported since It was sighted nt 10:35 o'clock last night by the liner American Bank­ er of the American Merchant Mar­ ino, should have reached tho half­ way mark across the ocean at II A. M„ i / the fliers have thus far suc­ cessfully eluded, the nemesis which has claimed thc lives o f so many trans-Atlantic aviators. The area of low pressure consti­ tutes the most difficult part of thc voyage, in tho opinion of meteor­ ological experts. Thera arc sud- ' den winds which whip the ocean into fury, dense blankets of fogs nnd continual squalls o f rain and snow. . IT the “ American Girl" passes safely through this area, it is be­ lieved tho flyers’ chances o f sueare the lanes of the trans-Atlantic steamers, and 25 vessels are strung out nt Intervals o f a f«w hundred miles all the wuy across. It is regarded as ' unlikely that tho plane will be sightod while It is buttling the elements in the storm area. Miss Elder and naldernan probably would choose to fly at thc highest altitude poss­ ible in order to evade the element­ al disturbance*, or else thc piano Would he excluded from the view of vessels beneath them by the low-lying clouds and fog-cnxhrouded skies. —' The "Amcrirnn Girl” hoppod o ff from Roosevelt Field, I-ong Inland, jjist alter fivo o’clock yes­ terday noon. If all goes well, tho fliers hope to reach their goal ‘u thirty-eight to forty-two hours. ,-4rd Thirty eight hours of flying would place them in Paris at noon, Paris time, tomorrow, or 7 A. M. New York timo. The present ratal of speed of tho plane, however, a* computed from the position gjven by the American' banker In U> wireless message last night. In dicatcs that more than thirtyeight hours will he needed f the flight. ; two case* were given a Ing before Judge W. |I. White ‘‘ 1 don’t care whether thc voman run-off nf either the St. I.nwcmnce Library it is especially important yh«e court this morning. The Everything is in readiness for the8; that we select new hooks with care” who n>ny serve on my Jury come or the Columbia rivers for three OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me., session was brief. Kobart ytars, or the Colorado S HSSS A Oct. 12. — (INS) — Preparations from thc homes of socle' from negro, was sentenced to | Am. at the thn City Citv Hnll Hall tnmuht Inn todny.' i.winc “ Bv reading __ ___ ___ I V 1i ▼ n▼dU l IlI l Id( Il II l Sj meotlmr mooting at toniglit at at Inn, carefully tho tenements of the work rs, from years. The proposed Boulder clam were being rushed here this noon fine nf $25 or serve 25 days, I T i W a T o I l f R v r8 <>c,ock> according to nn announce- and buying judidou.il, we hope to the country, from thc chr.-chcs or he said, would store tho run-off by Mr*. Frances Wilson Grayson las tried On charge* o f carry- i * l a l l V 1 J J ment today. Rev. Louis Entzmin- keep up .he high stamlurd that has the streets. «\ll women have a o f the Colorado for nenrly one and for tho jump to Copenhagen aboard L concealed weapon and dis ger will preside nt thc me*-ting and been established.” n half yenrs but ita capacity would the airplnno "Dawn." fundamental emotion of 1 -ynlty. 1 conduct.' L. W. Barnard, president of thc numtier <if volumes, uccojyiing to "N o more hitter und st rn judge equal only five per cent o f tho run­ Mechanic* placed aboard the ICQrtdellas was dismisswl on a ______ American Bible Institution, will be An ord.r h is been phut,| for a was ever in th*j world than one o ff of a single flood of tho Missis­ “ Dawn” 850-gallons of special pe­ is. of plumbing without a ills Dr F n n«u . 1.. 'tho principal sneake.r Mny»»r E. F. Miss Brock, including several non­ woman sitting in, judgment on an­ sippi. trol l>rought htro by motor truck L G. P. Paxton, gns nnd n ^ r t o 2 S f S ,Hou>hol * r will make the address fiction hooks, n few children’s other who has betrayed her mate. from Mimolu, N. Y„ tho two unt secretary or tho Department of (>f wejcomc# bujg inspector of the City o f, hooks und some recent fiction. Wright whirlwind inuiors were in conunction |A fftau h -r. ■at Washington, tpday, , 7 2 3 ^ . , , that the attendance bid. appear'd Accused Slayer Is Among the recent novels released cleaned mid fe.ited. him- bench sand . a this project is of nnd [Uio latter case . Counsel fw iU w w w J what was declared to be' n, ,,e ^ as 'ordered nr*: Immortal Mar­ Hirtlus Triple F aith s had collected mi (he wires o f tho Released On Bond /ense argued that his client ®ne th® »ji®s( instructiye nnd nnlrl ~"'L in' J Itiwmonilous in-mcnuous spiritual and commer riage, Atherton; Jalnn, LaRochc; During Pasi Month "Duwn.” This wus removed and all state certificate as a journ- l CI ? -t,C ? ,“.,i',r" : e9. tha.t h"? _ bc<:n !cLl| importance, according to of- Traden Horn, Lewi*; Host plays of KEY WEST. Fin. Oct. 12.— (IN parts o f thc handsome “ship” were plumbcr and as no uffiee made before thc local Kiwani; flcials. NEW YORK, Oct., 1 2 ^ -(I^ 8 )— 1P28-27, Mantle; Nest Short Stories There were 15 dcr'hs in the 8 )— Rsimon Alplzur, a middle-aged washed with gasoline. The cabin The Independent Wireless Comp­ aintnincd in Ranford by tho Club In some time. Dr. Bali toqlc^ Sanford citizens arc exerted to of 1027 O'Brlep; Tho Interloper, «f>t he wus not guilty of any as his topic "Thc March of Civil- avail themselves o f this oppor.tun- Gppenhrim; Mlnck Abbot, Wallace; City o f Sanford durir-; the month mherman, who was nrrested on a was cleaned out with a vacuum any reported at 0 A. M. today that cleaner and all parts needing grease of doing incident to his labors. V September, necordi’ g to figure-* churgb o f second degree murder in it had received a wireless messAgo ^ o f thc reorganization Meanwhile, Wells and others. “ It is just were looked after . announced by S. L. Smart connection with the death more Igi White instructed tho do- P iniiri Tfe'‘ctc^ -O r" C° ? W* Hakcr Plans „ f the Longwood RiMr Con- hoped to have these hook; on hand from the S. S. American Bankers iwhq has charge of fie vital stat|nt however, to make anplithan a yenr ago o f Philip Varela, “ It looks like we will take o ff reported thut'Uie vessel hod sight­ ,d .khc PC“i ° r’ . , ,'ferenc. which are schedule,I fur an- ready for distribution within.the , istits ns local registrar. Ther-* 12, has been released under two , for a license. Tho court between 5 and Q o'clock this after­ ed the “ American Girl” at 10:35 next week or ten days,” said Miss One of U|e most important ^ac.^*. nouncement at this meeting . rd Cortedelias if he appeared ors in world supremacy, said tho |were -17 births duri> g this period thousand dollar bond to await pro. noon,” said the plucky aviatrix. a meeting at the municipal au- Brock. o’clock last night. more than hnff of wh h were white. lirainary hearing. ) op a similar charge he would agriculturist is food production.' ditorium in Orlando is rchedulcd The tide on tho. three milo Tho position of the plane was Alpizar was accused by the I Tho figures given i Tho Herald liuenccd. Cortedelias has been To illustrate bis talk, Dr. Bail dis- for 8 o’clock Thursday evening, and FLIGHT IK POHTI’ ONKD stretch of hcach will bo at its lowgiven as latitude i-H north, Io0| 1 the * ' this morning by Mr. Smart in­ father of the dead youth in having c»t ebb between those hours. ns and tude 05.0-1. dicate that health >onditions here heaten him- to death and teased his Final teaU flights nnd favorable Jace, ur*’ qornuil or better than normal. lifeless.body into tho gulf where weather reports received by Mr*. Tho plane circled tho ship and . Officers Tho statistics for September fol­ the body wos found several hours Grayson and her pilot Wilmcr L. then went on. It was making gt " later by companions. low; ♦ (Continued On Pago FwirJ • Ktuttz and Navigator Brice GoldIght j Births: whit", males—>2; white tornoon was announred by the In*, day is a heit which includes such' was hold at ir Favors ( hiiiiirc _ ~. I^jiigwuod instead of “ "t? borough convinced them that tho ^— •-------------------------i m females— 13; Colored, males—13; Woman Is Released V n k lo -ir l M a o a n r n cities «• Chicago, New York, L on-1Orlando #s~was advcrtisiil.The nt- dependent Radio Corporation. The message stnted that the colored- females—t). • . O lh le a q flU C S S IIlC don and Berlin. i tendance was very large nnd o f­ De;ths; white, males—tl; white, Following: Inquest . • ' I Tho speakor explained tho |0V,- ficials have expressed themselves postponement was due to the pres­ ence o f low pressure ureas o ff females—3; colored, mules— I; col­ flu. ANQELE8, Oct. 13,—(I N , 000,000 increase in (he population \as delighted with the results. New Poundlnnd. ored, females—5. Lniise Shavers, negro, was re­ I^io American laboring m an of the Uqltccl States during thc h11 bcCr. This ** the M /;n11. I vtn*»♦ — LFlorida, H. .1— S,TI1 f o r r l G r i d G n m a leased this morning following a is ^ ia sentlpast W**n.t»a.l hundred «»>•••• years. L'.. For coroner’s inquest over tho body of |t least, of the American ^_____ Fed- -onpoad aqt paapomuitoai |,nH Ufl I V ,, U , . her. four old adopted child, Lorotha of Labor convention A number of teacher* of 8< invention which Hall recommended tho prmiuctionl I n a i l j j e d T o F r iu H V traders, who died yesterday after­ Two matches were played yester­ nole County will attend tho V. on record rd as oa fa favoring vorin g.of o f tropical tropica! plants rather than tho| U»0 | _____ noon. day afternoon on the municipal county education association ^ VoUte* d ,A '4*! * 5 ° " ^ o f «things ino date of the Oilando-Sanford VoIate* c t ! *rr>wth ? “ « » from the temperThe The woman is a tenant on tho links us part of thc local handicap ing at Orlando on Friday, h of (TT iro* nu,,^tur« , fte zones. He stressed the oppoct' game which had been set for Saturfarm o f Joe D. Cameron; and it was tournament sponsored by the San­ meeting includes thc teachers 1 ■_or wholesome beer.|tunities for the development of i day has to day been has changed been changed to Kridav Friday, Thc $25,000 improvements and roo mis being provided for thc em­ alleged that the death o f the littlo ford Chamber of Commerce. prus of lusty “ ayes” formed tropical hardwoods in Florida, a: Volusia Lake, Seminole. Br* largo attendance i* expected to ... . • girl occurred under suspicious cir­ J W * ‘ y *•>. drown a scab- also suggested the .estsbiishmen E. Vihlen defeated A. Bryant, and Osceola Counties. The I m||be present for the second game of extension of the J. G. McCrory five ployees. The plasterers will soon finish cumstances. Thc coroner’s jury, af­ 5-4 and J.Amcs “ •'renting, votera whon o f a tropical. research institute. vanquished H. ing cover* Thursday and 1 the season in which Sanford Hi and ton cent'store on First Street their work and Mr. Lefct stated thnt ter a careful investigation, decided Morrell, 4-3, according to Elmer this week, according.to J W labor reaffinnad ita Tla Safety Committee o f the will tost its mettle. nro being rushed to early comie- the wall decorations will be unusual that death resulted from nttural Carlson of the local golf club. ment made by tho r»5? Prohibition question Kiwanis Clab will begin its pro­ Forward passing, aignais and !— — - — — — _ l^niiltuous soon* near the gram on next Wednesday. Reprc triele plays have taken up.a great­ tion, according to John R. Lact, and very attractive. --------- - —, cauzaa, This makes a tout ' o f nlna education hero. G. M. Carstens of G. A. Miller, session of the sentatives of the safety depart- er part of the practice of yester­ construction superintendent for the matches that have been played in.4 Among those scheduled to McCrory Company. It la expected Inc., stated thnt th# work was pro­ TO VOTE ON AIRPORT tho tourney and leaves three other* nt this meeting are: Dr. menta of the Florida Power and day and. Monday. The team ia in to have the wprk completed *lur- gressing satisfactorily and ho non the schedule. One match w h s Crnbb. professor of educst' . Light ComptTjr and the Atlantic fine shape and members of both of ing the first or second week in Nov.-. greed with Mr. Lett as to thc probPINE BLUFF, Ark., OcL 12,— scheduled for this afternoon and body College: W. 8. Cai * wilT be pres­ the two squads working away yes­ ember when the formal opening1r.blr *)»*« o f completion. Accordfy Resort H as ... j Coast Line v Railroad , terday afternoon believe a splendid (IN S )—- pine Blfuf voters wont to tho remaining two gnmoa will prob­ superintendent qf | be held. Floyd Paul will b? to Mr. Carstens. his company tho polls hero today to vote yes ably bo p-'ayed in tb« next day or and others. 13,000,000 B la z e will '"1“give addresses.,The “ n” ” plans of showing is going to be made Fri- will charge of the Improved store a>!i , i aR local labor and have Mrs. Gladys or no an a proposed $70,000 bond two. . 4m the club Include demonstrations £ ? S S ? ° : , £ ach „ ' . ry / manager, and II. B> Keenan, Mali ‘ h^-ght- supplies from Sanford the histor kwu# to acquire a municipal air­ | n* J }* ! w E ^ T r S ; Ort. 1 2.-I1N and achedulea at the local school* {warding passing and Coach Whel- inspector, will be in charge of tiiathou«cs whenever practicable. ford Hi| port. Col. Lindb#rgh'a flying and elsewhere. BABE STILL HIT8 'EM The enlarged store will be an­ chell is pleased with the general opening. the over this city stimulated the pro!" Mr. Lcet stated that when com­ ’ ‘ ' 50x115 feet and will performances o f his charges. .. lando for ' posed bond Issue recently. pleted it would be one o f the most ed and ventilated. In fiih S * --,0.r. • ^ y o f deep * GERMAN STARTS FLIGHT TON, N. J.' ------------------------- ! IS) 'and modem and thoroughly up to dato, large sales snd dis­ KILLS WIFE AND BABY to Cnkr contemplated; —Babe Ruth is This b e a t s LOS ANGELES, O ct 1 2 .-G N S ) stores in thi# section. A new m play rcoms on the first floor, the of . hrAmerican r Jan“»nr *or the I BERUN, Oct. 12.— (IN S)—The Hla third homer ' *home o f hla wife tern o f lighting Is being instaliod •'k rOoma ore being remodeled i itlon game V,otf,’cr MnJ^n,rl ntlon-.‘ ■'» 'Heinken hydropla ne, piloted by — Enterir ?OLT. ih L . ,cJfTam from the locnl-H*n« M en x aand n rl carrying rsi with n ew .fixtures throughout tin! iproved on the second floor A Hans Mena a mechan­ from who , as thc • ’ • ii !” ^ c owning wit) extend acroea the civic ic and one passenger, hopped o ff a t ' J. R. Ray lo # front of — ^ #ta will b« arrtpgs* .Ge ' mako 1:20 this afternoon from wameover-sea that cunkartsra r> the thway. munde on the first leg of ■ trana- mo Xeat Atlantic /light. The Atorea were the first objective of th# * o ca l K i w a n i a n q ' ^ r 00* .,ubl£uCo£f,ircnc® ."1“ ? *uld Mis" u*™™Brock, ubrnr- lear |U. S. Plant Expert 'om°,orthe|on«h°pSeminole Ieacne To Be Present Improvements And Alterations On McCroryStoreNearing Completion �JESDAY. OCTOB THIS ONE BE AT TH E PIRATES Bernard Is P ra cticin g ■ f i t * S trcrd ln ju rie s S o s-j Ined D aring S crim m a g e ;! ►x S h ifte d T o T a c k l e kj __ .-. v I . By Harris Siam TBOS UNIVERSITY, De 4, O ct II— 11— With only four s for hard driving and one day wining off before the Newr e 1 ■* , ry Rhine Saturday, this Hatters a hefty stride today In'tbsir mmage work,—the field d:aor 'of the McQuillan proteges eating that they were taking approaching battle with ser* aplenty Copula On Deck Respite the fact that ha sustainboth M bruken rib and a broken If. only a few daya ago during a riled a m p with the Hatter a, Captain 1-arry Bernard ->f -earthy crew was on hand towith his fighting attitude un­ ited. It ia an abaoluta cirtainty 1 bo will start the game against he Newberry eleven Saturday. >• team physician. Doctor Miller, Ipen examining BerenanJ and udRun number three for the Yanks, licr*- is Gehrig, New York fir.-t basemun, tallying during the Yankee Miflatering proper tnaUpept it* fA that the Hatter Captain gill rally ^hf.thaXjiird inping.« This followed his two-base hit, Meusel’s single ;*qil Lnzzeri’s sacrafico fly. t abl« to participate hi SaturJEame—but added the proviso had Bernard must take his pracIra work this week pretty easy, 'he injured captain would not lis­ t* "laying off" Saturday. A pogiaL headgear baa been ordered )r him and nls rib Injury will be » Luuiuiiu i sonsy ivo.ni& wot ;FORWARD TOBIG- TooMany Female. iGAMESSATURDAYI Roam Woods Of e^ i Hex Shined 5>ed to show that a peak cost for crime must he reached when a dcs„ iperate remedy will have to be npV plied. ' Pi Authorities have declared that _ tills remedy may grow out o f an M aroused public sentiment, "Public L sentiment” will ultimately settle Ithis problem,” one o f the members __ of the committee declared. Drastic McasuresFor Prevent Juvenile Delinquency t inn Crime Expected To Re•* Juvenii...... .............. delinquency la also boj suit From Extensive Study jpg studied by• a community ______ „re. OnW hhVlM HHonl.sExpendcd %c,,r b committee of the Univer» • — ■ ,*dty r f Chicago, the cost of the CHICAGO, Oct. II (IN'S)—In a being borne jointly by the I survey of Illinois crime by the llli- rr me association and theRockenr.is Association for Criminal Just- M ir- Foundation. This work is tice 2f»,000 felonies committed ii tch co-operation of the this state in 1020 are being sixlic. ’ for Juvrnile research cf ’ to r rovide infantmtl',n u> the * . ' cnt’«e. it wan disclosed here today. A *,,m ar -eurvey o f criminal • The survey committee is the c '“ btions made in Missouri shockoutcome of a resolution passed by tbe public into an indignation the Illinois Association more than lt,iat k '1 t0 somc salutory correcja year ago, A donation of $100,000 !^ on*- Th(? Illinois Association for |was made by the Industrial club of .Criminal Justice promised n (Chicago for the survey, the results-!BCIpnt,Cc study o f organized crime, jo f which are expected to.had to «*F*cially as it maintained in some drastic measures of crimo Chicago, which it beiieves will Harold Warner, 35, Charleston phnrmncint, was aridentally shot when a gun Jell In hi« boat while he was hunting marsh hsn. The dis­ charge lodged in his leg and he bled to death. . WatchYour ^ K id n e y s ! • To Be \VMI 3Ce That Tkty Function ; • ' Prop&riy. \TO U n k id n ey I D o you .A realise what an important port they play la year,health and length of life?. Your kid­ neys ore the blood filters. When they act sluggishly, waste poisons remain In the blood and make one tired and drowsy, with often nagging hackeeho,. annoying headache and dizzy spells. That the kidneys are not acting tight ia often shown by scanty or burn­ ing excretions. Assist the kid­ neys with a stimulant diuretic. Use Doan’s Pills. Doan's are endorsed the country over. ' Ask your neighbor! i l f f l have Ivalw fund. I avalsbl. loa n * 1impr properties m m to $100,000. |• Laaae clasadliss •Uly on oar Ii tie*. No red' See or Address »Ur • Local Cons HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT ! CHARLESTON., S. C.. Oct. 11.— The first fatality of the hunting season o-cured here today when S. R .. DIGHT0 SANFORD E n jo y y o u r NOTICE U liemlty Klvrn l<> all uvrson* i.k- Haims or any kind or natthe Hcnilnolo County I. --f .Sanfurd. Florida. Hint un. s'lfh i l.ilrns are present**! lo the ' r of said hunk within months from the ,lnt- of this -. September 17. 1537. same J,r forever barred under the talona of Chaptrr 7553. Laws of prrKpnt nil t-lalnin to e ra fl, llt e r lm -r at E ll .VEST AMOS. astounding shake-op took > Xtalo of Florida. g» to& y when Coach. hfcQuilhn ‘ N a v y -N o lrc Dame Claiih W ill IIAKKI.SBUUG, Fa., Oet. 11, —, 1«- - innipnign urging protection f ^ , t^ 7 * ock7 guaH M«x H eH iggeH tA ttraction;W ash- (INS)— What ia to be done with jof scorn ut the men who violates) 1,000,000 surplus «loe deer? the law. C*Ot*STY, STATE OE • That question is causing t ic --------•rday. Mo* weighs ISA pounds S y ra cu se M eeisGeorKetown T i l l ' EOT A T E O P ; fl. l ’ e tIVnm'ylvania Game Commission Hunters Educated Jfghbi adogged baltle. If be „ , M >ci-ra»i-il. IN 1‘ IIO llA T E . n lot nf worry, not to mention i Old hunters t<* whom a deer wa . FINAL NOTICE * d< I'igc <f letters' and some tho:- a deer and not a buck, fully uut1’ 1• JH ItEltEltV r.lVEN linn wiml proppsisl solutions. lured; or a doe, gradually came ti-rslKnoil will, on the tr.ili Sovi-inlo-r. A. U. 1537. prevent On the basis of careful report* over to the commission's wievpoin' lIonoraM- County Judge, at game .protectors in L'ie Tlu- hunter who shot a doe came '.i slaves are toiling la a hundred l"ia,*° rb>' le ‘ ounly. Florida, tier (Inal account nnd vouchers ns idiron vineyards tiday so that '•'fcCr w‘s.tr'ct*. the Game Comir.ii- he looked upon as man who would U of th- Estate of It Peters, ittg Flin may enjoy wines of the *'0,, decided early In the year that Ikill a “ kind faco l cow” in pasti{i ) ami' «t sald'tlme, ilu n and finest vintage at next Saturday's|,h,,r* “ rv “ P ^xim atcly l,aOO,OlK) for dynamite n trout pool. •Hike iiiuillr.-Klon to Hie salil »ia flnnl lo-ltlcincnt of In-r football feast. . n’ ort’ >'} Pennsylvania thnn are I As n result each year nevct'a! Ira to o of said estate, and Ir.’ ndred thousand hunters searched Following light workouts yes- ’“ f’V■--•'••'y. jrder discharging li«r as such tarday. th« w.ek’. labor of prac-' 1 ' tre mountains for bucks and per­ A few i,*'*i d-*■-,0 ,Ji*y of Uce liegan in earnest for the n:g!c- K o S ? k h i k l l i m ^ t " mitted the lines to escape. were killed in mistake hut not Henrietta Edwards. r.kin warrior, of twenty college nanSh.bU . » " S .c u t r lx ,.f l lie 1-o.taie o f Havens wfqi will clash Ip import- perfectly‘g-,.-d do'lani or thc"! ^ ermugh to prevent a steady In­ i- Iv ie r s , U ervascd. crease In the female deer popula­ rary Uttle actual acrimmagr tion. Good crops and good douri »* will, be administered this 11v. , , , , , , , Hiring tlu Inst decade lh»- voontry seldom go together. A.i •k Coach does not believe In n IWbat tuay ba the b^st battle « f comimaaion has carried on a ctasethe deer multiplied, the farmers j o f scrimmage, but fee tho nepson will bu waged *at Haiti- . suffered. Reports of damage usu­ 7 ~ ' :— Hi believe hj consistent practice Piwic, when Undo Sam's maritime ally cunu* from sections of th e! nephew* Rre preparing for tho un- of the does und pointing the fin i - r ! strtc where heavy crops, are scarce LAlll’ ht. onff that ««>«•• for ik.T.. ** • klaught the knriiaa hordes of Notre ItliltfuM players (■ uway thoir ,i thescTon Architect what particular met of lac- M and raising uf food supplit-s gee Tho first navy, Notre bighor football toduv nnd.quizzed difficult. • ba will order bis eleven to am­ Dame. First Natl. Bank Bldg. of the ir against the Newberry ma­ I Damt- game in history finds the them on the A, R. Sanford, Fla. Farmers in tiicso sections be­ • il Saturday 1* y*t a .. matter of mvvy sending an inexperienced fame. came so instant in their drmanJs I'rincetopa improved eleven, Jacture. It la well known that eleten against a fast-improving which Csu.es Washington nnd Um- that tho dter population be Ja•berry favors aerial warfare Rrxknc aggregation. rrnsed that the cummisaion open vl I defensive work today indicaAside from this interesectionul "P >a^A m y is still undergoing cartain counties or sections of WATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY tfist Coach McQuillan has made standout, the Yale-Brown gnuic *banicea. ShHdricks nnd French • o f the possibility of such in looks as thq pioco do resistance, of i ori!; tried out In th«- line. r e p a ir in g . Ilou n .l C r y s ta ls I5.--O U .1 Saturday’» eastern football incnu.i ®>''acu,,o l» holding long nnd 'ie *n Frcnxicd perpnr• all probability tho two con- { Beth,are amatting undo/ the sting' N. f , f V 1 L i m E 'j E w E b V v 's i l O l * Rng practice perimla o f fhl. o f dofaat und both will be in there ** . r° r t»o°rgetown, which anticifighting. The Yale , coaches are j {Pte9 n walkover at the expci, ,c of b bake place behind close! T h r s lr s .tlblr. ea. grooming Brui-j Caldwell, thejr, » ,,n,nHp/*rmy eleve nwill enjoy** In the forthcoming bat- ba<kfirld are. for the purpouiof'1, -tho find home game o f Ste:- ripping the line of the iron men ,ou'*rh ,a#t ycnr- *a not I'lvinp- riw l fpr this aeason— is increasing to shri-ds. f. The athletic committee on , The Fonlhnm- N. Y. U. game In ■Cing the tilt pmllct n record New York will make up in action rd and are making prei'ini- What it lacks'in tradition, for,the a aceordiogly. So care wiD be two institutions have become bitter UNION ECZEMA OINTM ENT wao Inside the field, since that rivals in their comparatively few f o r treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggc • » to be tal^en up by addi- meetings. As many aa afvtn anvbulancea have been summoned . 1‘rice 75c Sold and guara i'SSnSiK ... a s it n o u r is h e s y o u r b o d y , r 312 State llank n . Phone 5757' It y’onr nppelile Is not keen you owe it to youmclf tu lake S^LS. regularly before each ntcaL Ii will fl»e you a good appetite* In these days of fast competi­ tion, only full-blooded, robust healthy people can keep to the front, nnd success comes to those who have the snap, vigor and magnetism that go with a whole­ some, healthy life. Don’t despair because others forge ahead of you. Start right now to regain the .health which will help you progress,' A hearty appetite will restore your onergy, build you up and give you "pep. Thousands havo benefited them- - - ‘ ••‘Orlando* Flm selves and. kept their bodies in good repair by occasionally taking a courso o f S.S.S, It helpa Natu.o build up rod corpuselea and it u. improves the Pwcaaaa processes by by whJcJ?„th,® ** nmndahed. 5.5.5. Is Ume tried ghd reliable. It Is mrde from 0)9 root* o f freah herb* and Plants, and. i« prepared m « scientific way In a modern laboratory. 5.5.5. Is sold at all good drug •tores In two sizes. Tho larger size Is more economlcaL** , 1 ' } E U NION P H A R M A C Y aa residence* and I Newberr f- ^ VA,* < iV s * • • Stetson That Pay Dividends In Mileage & Service There is all the difference in the Tickets worlfl between merely buying tires and (BUYING FIRESTONE Obtain A t Ch&?nb&rOf< TIRES). It in Just the same aa put• • ■ . ting your money into ordinary mer­ merce, DeLand 1 chandise of any other type. Buying Firestone Tires ia not mere­ ly a-parchexe it is an investment from which the returns in mileage ad service arc most certain, Phone 375 The Clean way to get free air! IZ-Sj r ' • Field -• - # , 4*e * / { apd Filling Station 411 W. 1st. Bt. Te r , ' r’ •• DeLand '"Willard Battery 'Service and more miles out of your tires. , . Women can bring can to our air sendee and we'll put intha air while you mt in the car. UNIFORMS AT ONCE POLICE, F I R E M E N , R A ILR O A D T R A IN M E N A N D 1 " ^ ^IIXW ED ^M EA SU RE HWT NATION (OPEN EVE re.____ r .V ,'* ■ •-S•* •| N _ . *-•. Mm . Tha right inflation- far your car—to give you the greatest comfort and the greatest First Car Will Arrive about November 1st. Phone your ALL You’re welcome fadlea—and regular visits will make bal­ loon Urea easier to atccr. 1 ‘ : SECRET ORDERS— Apply Circulation DpM rim pnl . A. , quirements for early delivery • : . ■ ?>»•* •• Grates may be had from Hardware Dealers. »-. �y z THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNKSDAV,J)CTOBER_12,J927--------------->AGE TW O Sanford Herald t n n t n « r a * M (IH|< .1 a t M l a r l F lertS e *M acaaU« A v ra ea - «H «e r* 4 aa a**aa4 J cla h a r XT. ISIS. a« tfce P ^ a f f l a a a* t t a f a r t . FlarM a. f i < » » •*« •> a a a i m * t March A 1S*T------ -------- ROWLAND fc. DRAW ----n.> How a r d u n o — juthoicii M RLR M a a a a la o M l l w HCBKRIFTIOl RATER O m Taar .-----------------t - r Raatfca Mautka C arrier per WTJM rrfclr r4llleikJwr_T£wr_ , -%t ------------------------- T a a U t n M s a a fc r S ’a p 'a a a rr aa w a|K |ar la h a crlh ra ta <ha la t r r a a I lM a l ,1 i« r i karrtrr, r r r r lr ia * I r a a ‘ p am a arcaalaatlw a n i n l r (kaaaaaA w a r ia 4 « llr r a r r r U v a ll tka IraAla* e r r a ta mt tfca aa •M ao’w a n * . T k r I. I*. S U •■araial. NT a fftrU a t lu F larM a aa4 IM a a a R r r mt k a a lllM F a t a aa w a la W ltkaat a q a a l . _________________ T k a HrraM la a aiaaifcar a* 1ka AaOlt tla rra a a f C lrra la tla a a , aa "jitaraatM aal A aaarlatlaa mt F a k . .Sahara, A l r r r t i a r n , a a 4 A I « a ft l< t M A f t a l i w h ich rrqalraa rark k’ afclla k ri.a a ra irk rr ta aakailt ta a tk a ra aa k a a 4 lt mt a a k e cr tp tla a ' llata ta arArr la r r r llr afcaelata lr all <talma at rlrra la tla a aa w a ll aa kaaaal kaalaeaa a t l k o t a . ’ WEDNESDEY, OCT. 12. 1927 ■ ' T O K IIK ItA t.O ‘ 9 I'HOUIIAM l _ l > m u i a r la altr a a t ru a a tr atlalatratlaa. Ov— l> e*f*r w a ter raata *“ Ja ekaa a Villa. %. ■ i «a «tra ell.»a a f HI. Jaaaa l a t l t a HI*ar C a u l . 4 * ~ la a a « a r a tle a o f a toa tk lr T a r * a a W aek. R — A a «a ia a tla a mt k a lld la a a»»kotela. a i a l l a e a i a ltr Ckaat. atlwa at a ltr •at. f j b a a a ttfa . a a d mmdmtm haayltal VERSE POR TODAY .Ra ISETH, UP:— Thou, thlch hut shewed me great and •>re troubles, fchalt quicken me , again, and shalt bring me up again from the depths of the earth. Jsalm 71:20. j PRAYER: 0 God, be not far ■ ■ {rom me: O My God, hnsten and ^elp me._____________ __ r- TO AN OLD LADY ^From the House A Horn; a Har­ vard Miscellany) J\s the plow turns a field that’s • run to daises ^Ynd where were flowers once is , red earth now, A square of sloping warmth the | '“ hillside raises Among its green fields, lovelier for i the plow; As March sun melts the mow from i pastures stubble So that brown patches break the | level white, Give Us Better Banking Laws i A s Brisbane Sees It *---^ In the state of Nebraska there la a law which protects They Should Not. But Do. the depositors of a state bank. If a bank Is closed because of Iron And Schools. failure, the depositor has no fear because he will receive his Safer Fuel Wanted. money dollar for dollar. By the provisions o f .a law which was You Notice Him. enacted in 1912 this protection has been guaranteed by a fund «-*»rriKbi mar hr Star * ». that was created by a certain assessment made against each HUMAN BEINGS SPEND their state financial institution. time reading of things that should Depositors of state banks in Nebraska have not Inst a and would not nappen in real civil­ dollar since the law went into effect fifteen years ago. This ization. fact is especially significant when we consider that during Five men are burned alive trapp­ this period one hundred ami sixty banks having deposits of ed In a lodging house, known to De over thirty-one million dollars have failed. Of the total a fire trap. To make It safe would have cost money. amount of dejKisits some twelve million dollars were furnishIn one city three women arc by other state banks and the remainder was raised from as­ clubbed into insensibility, two girls badly beaten, two men stabbed, and sets of the defunct institutions. in uanger of death. "In other words." says Saturday Night. Hugh Spark­ Thai is a small part o f one day’s man’s new weekly publication at Daytona Reach, "it has cost critnd record, cutting big type the eight hundred and ninety state banks in Nebraska only above such news fails to interest twelve million dollars in fifteen years to make all the state the crowd in it. banks safe. That it was money well invested there cannot be THE f a c t THAT so-called any doubt. Confidence has remained at a hi*jh mark and so “ fashionable" ninnies crowd a res­ have deposits, upon which banks make money." taurant in Paris, because it charges The Daytona newspaper points out that insurance for 50 francs a dozen for oysters, is more interesting. state banks has been the subject of considerable discussion Fools fighting boredom are more but has never been seriously considered in Florida. It has, interesting than ordinary citizens however, been found to be practicable and successful in Ne­ fighting the well established na­ braska where the plan has progressed far beyond the experi­ tionwide crime wave. mental stage. Other states, we are informed, are con su m ­ lt. A. GRADY, SECRETARY o f ing similar laws and The Herald is of the opinion that Flor­ the Kiwanis club of Duluth, invites ida legislators would do well to consider such a protective you •<> see the western terminal of the Great Lakes to ocean water­ measure for our own state. ways. and the vast open mines that The need for more adequate banking laws has been made supply iron for all parts of the more apparent in recent months with the failure of many in­ world. stitutions. most of which were state chartered banks, and un­ Minnesota, its great mines, grow ­ der a law such as is in effect in Nebraska the depositors ing cities and able citizens should would not have lost their mpney. Not only does Flori i i need be visited by everybody. And eastcities, especially that think they legislation which would protect the depositors but it needs ern have fine public schools, should see statutes with teeth in them so that crooked bankers could be the public schools of Minnesota. handled in no uncertain manner- * To say that three are no finer in We thoroughly agree with Saturday Night when it says. the world, is putting it mildly, New' "Florida needs a banking law that, if it does not protect the Y'ork has the money, hut western stutes. California, Minnesota and1 depositor’s money' could at least punish the man or men who I others, have the pubilic schools. rob the bank. And it needs men to see that such a law is And those schools will transfer the enforced." balance of power, even as regards -ti­ I money, from the east to the west. 5 §& K O T ’S! 9 pare for him such food as he provides, fit for. the palate and RUT MIt'll EL BILLIE, coni riage gains; at regular intervals. miner, a widower, in I’enaylvania, D, by years touched, your face, I 3. Thou shall not meddle in the purely masculine af-! ‘‘""’ i*’!* attention nnce smooth, grows lined Ut lovelier yet for loveliness bc-fairs o f thy husband. 1 ,,c "nt ,n h,!* Mt,« parlor, ticil a ,n, » *» . . . . . s . . 1Iwo utickn of dynamite to hia heail# < hind. 4. I h()U .shalt not spend hours !lt the? ttdpphoup in IISO- j onu on either Hide, Met them off and : ..... JOHN A. ABBOTT. Ichh KUHHip for verily there may lie other parties oil the line; hlnw hi.i head and parlor out of iff Henry Ford is receiving plenty whose business may be of importance Neither shalt thou tic- rhnpc. jidrertising under the guise of hcWn Why should that interest us I C light in repeating unfounded rumors about thy neighbors. 5. Thou shalt not boast of thy husband before men, re' Begins to look like Sanford pour membering that he deaireth the good will o f his brethren un­ «d |917,D20,13 Into the Lake.—Tam der the yoke. Times, Yeah, that’s where the 6. When thou shalt quarrel with thy husbund or when Trub comes In. -------- a thou findeth it necessary to scold him, make it snappy and * In view of the wave of husbani forget it. • trHHng, it appears that it is high 7. Thou shalt be patient with thy husband's short com­ time for the men to band together and spend all of their time at the ings occasionally exaggerating his good qualities if he has any bofore his fellow mnn. (glib. —■4) 1 8. Thou shalt not make a maid servant o f thy husband ■ Dpyle Carlton’s campaign has except in grave emergencies, remembering that thy husbund peed formally Inaugurated at Tamwas given to thee neither as a cook nor as a dishwasher hut Some times a running start C ans everything and then again as a man. doesn’t. 9- Thou shalt not give thy thoughts wholly to dressing, — •L—° neither shalt thou magnify the importance o f thy social en­ Z Mr. Hathaway hasn’t declared gagements for thy first duty is thy home and family. imself for governor, but It la to Je presumed that ha will be avail10. Remember that at times it is good for thy husband until he declares that “ he does to be alone. At such times thou shalt not disturb thy hus­ ( ble ot choose." band. As an after thought it occured to us that as a suitable 1 Corruption has been discovered In Indiana ndlana University elections. That beattitude for this occasion we might add, "blessed he the would 'seem to bo the natural‘ concon­ man who cun enforce all these commandments in his house­ sequence of corruption In city, hold and get away with it." ounty and state politics. In copnsction with his new cur. . —------ o-------- more than the lovelorn girl swul- i„wing iodine, the ruine*i stock gambler Jumping from his hotel vdmlow. It does imprest us more. & SCIENCE WILL SOME DAY build a telescope, enabling us to see life on other planets, which wil) probably nru n ic us, ns when we SIGNS ARE PROMISING first saw microscopic life in a drop o f stagnant water. 1-AI.M IIKACII TIMES Alfred Russel Walluce, u great The best news that has -M come out Ibreoght tho apparent unfairness S " ' ! ’ co-JiKoverer of evolution of Washington for some time, as of the matter to the attention .if TL11? Darwin, nersuaded himself '•*“ Kt*’’* ----- that human nml with intelligence {Sr.U7l.lhc. ,'tat#0f ? ,orid* - b* tho otherlife statesthe result that the treasury department will that a total of 22 states, tl.rolgh were a monopoly of this earth. Rut he was old and did not give the gress shortly which will include, laws of nature credit for sufficient among other reduction*, the drop­ tions requesting the United Stat.a versality. congress to repcul the federal in­ ping of the federal estate, or in­ heritance tax laws. Elder hopped o ff in the heritance tax. THE SITUATION IN the Bal­ The administration at Washing- kans is described ns ‘ more acute ” face >of adverse weather. If she Here is one of the most atriking U-acrosa she will be hailed instances of what the people can do ton, as indeed are all adiuinistn- Jugo-Hlavia and Bulgarin, for rcaworld but If she fails th*r« when they atart out in earnest, tions, is not totally deaf to any sons that would seem trivial to us, considerable criticism of the whenthey get their minds on a widespread uppeal. The trouble is far away, may deride on war at any tlpn. i . . • f matter and stay with it. In the last that the people remain passive to time. Let us hope it will not start any­ general elections tho people of the so many things that vitally affect ---------0— ----tor Wstson, who is prohlb- state of Florida adopted an amend­ them in this ns well as kindred thing expensive for us. nn did the toy law from running for gov. ment prohibiting any tax from matters. This not only applies Sarajevo incident in 1911. * of. has not withdrawn from the being levied on inheritances. To- through relations o f the state with and we were wondering If day it is one of the three states the nation hut runs all the way up POLAND AND LITHUANIA going >o be s* hard-headed that does not havo such a tax. Con­ fn in the preclnt through the dif­ contribute their com plin*fm to ferent divisions of state -govern­ this as he was about his race gress, however, practically nulli tro'ihlea Fortunately people wUh wish to E-rone's bill. fled the effect of this Florida law Tment. , ' ' When >'K>n .lthe “ * I*°,Ple I iliudski, Polish dictatpr, seems n by passing a rebating bill |*rmU- ^ i 1 • * F ndlture° ,n S i ­ •bl« take earo of his situation, f»II, well, wall even the City ting inheritances to deduct -from II?,? n.1, th*y l.“ n .‘lo Thcy can with France and a huge army, back sr, after spending two federal an amount up to 80 per refuse to vote for bond issues, and o f him. ________ ■ oil the books couldn’t mat of all such taxes paid to the l?* y A'flfL. take from offic« th*js« A dictator, In earnest, like Mus­ heads that delight in . wusting it. what was done with the state. In other words, by invasion solini or Kermal Pasha, seems to be •1 money and they said Dave of the state field for taxation, the. money through reekleasness or ex­ the heat Investment for tho aver­ travagance. ■her ought to be able to tell * T f*fn,nont virtually offered the t age European counify, now that that ,M ncceaaary when things the world has been made safe for a few minutes work In the a bribe of 80 per cent for adopt- 1 r Han. tag or continuing the inheritance l?re *,,ing wrong la for the people democracy. \ t**. ito put their minds right, raise their some men sit down ao-i *— Started by the people of Florida, “ " d then b* ck them with The really nice thing about • how they came to bo out joined In by a number of other j ________ __ crinoline war la that it has no-horthsy become thoroughly states, the matter was laid before n>n.—Fort Wayne Joumal-Ga..o f001*, ru*h in where signs say: xette. 2 * h JWOn17' “ 2 k**p tJ ! V Upre,IT1e court the United Stop, Look and Uaten.” , s» had no Idea what waa| States, which held against the con»h«n until she was tenUon of these states. The InherDon't trv t** *ec h«w m**ch yoc About the only thing you can’t for It to happen*— Bence Ux yet remained In effect get on time in thla country these can pay out while wsltins* fo»- your ;hlp to romc In.— Florida Timea. [The same Florida instrumentalities «Uys is inwia. Union, I -w — --------- o______ H " Th* presence of soTmich-^il talk L p j Vijaahtngton St the present time M not expected to have any effect n making Congress a more smooth nqjng organisation. - t. I f o ----" ly r it Chorus Girls Now Weardthes," says a headline. ThU toward decency Is commenbut we wonder If It will not lly affect the box office re- 2 ■L4 3#. &r\ Loch Arbor Prices A ./ Meet Today’s Dema fvV Prices in Loch . Arbor I meet the existing conditions o f today—<*,1 % pays for merit in Ihitj Av deelopmcnt but lodajil . \\<N ■ prices will *_ X ,*‘ ‘ con\ mu’ : kih \ u- /y Have 5> \ / i **r \ e e i.n iriip i ron r<-ri>- o r .i ri (••i rnttltir rnItittle On Plumbing- — Heating f’ nuntr "Service You’ll Appreciate” JA M ES A . SA N D S Elton J. Moughton A rch itect First Nat'l. Dank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. STOP 323 Snf.,’ord Ave. Thone SJU. I (I I: H. C. VIELE Jeweler 108 M agnolia .. Select C H R IS T M A S laris NOW on nnr ca-sy payment plan. Only G| shopping liayj] fore Christmas. ^ H O T E L FLAGLER L A N E Y ’S — ‘‘The Friendly Drug Store! 'O T in : tie m ik h ik k ’ s s a i . m. IX T in : .'ill NTV i imitT St:.M ix. _ <iUK • IIKNTI Kl.i ■!( II'A i ’. l!.\ Ill'll, Ini-. *'iiriinrat inn. piaiuiirr E. First St. Hanford ■I. •' .HT,\IT,i;n. I'i fi ml.mt. «*l VII. Ai ri, IN Nollri- I* Innil* kIviti ili.it omit r ini11 liy virt m> nf a -xxfit of i-xoeutluo Hxiii'il iiiiT nf llw- I'unfit v Knurl nf Si-rolnnli- Knuiily, Stain of Klmidu. ii|mn a ti'rlalti Juiianinnl rmivormi in ,t ci-rlaln I'uum- In llm I'niinly • nun of Smilmili- Knuiily. Kloiiilii. wherein <1. k ll.irrn, |ne., it enriinra IInn, u a* the plaintiff unit J K. Stapler Ha.* the ilefemlmit, un.l Wherein I lie plulllllrr reenvereil u JmUmeiii hi the Klim nf J|ti.i.7» ami costs in the mini nf lid ,21. I have lev I«-*| upon null nil] Hell fill* r iifill ut f|in» f *«Miri Hotisi* iluiif in iht (Niurity nf Hcmlnold*. v( r lnrlfifi. nti Mnri'lny,' N«»v* fnl»»-r 7th, A U, 11*27. between the hours nf Sat numlit «• sr HAND SI. Imel.I tow; inquired! Hux c; l Sr.iplpr. lu-wlt: • you found DeForest-Saniorll Realty Cp, ■ -f j/>j be astounishingiy N DR. CAMPBELL, ABLE as­ tronomer, calls our earth, with its many fine real estate corners “ jii/t an insignificant oint in the universe of countless spheres,” und adds it would be unthinkable that our world is the only planet that sup­ Vi**\rn n.V,nrk A. -M. nml tw o o'ctcnli I . .11. tlm fnlinwliut ilescrlhnl pro. ports life. FEW DO ASSURE IT, who know that life can exist wherever oxygen and water exist, and that the spec* tropcopc shows oxygen and hydro­ gen throughout other planets. Even on the moon, object nearest to us, nothing smaller than a big sky­ scraper would be visible through a modern telescope. But men no lomrer believe only what they see. They cannot see the ' radio, working through the ether, but they believe that It works. S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave, W ft "THE GASOLINE TAN K ex ­ ploded. ami the men were burned to tin s o r r im v r c r i : o r ;I i im i n i \ I death.’* * Every now and then sonic wise man or woman, inspired h- ri' It} n i\ e ii 1ii.i i S That desorilies a flying fatality. |nrrrli.i«f i.f Tax iV rtlfl-1 more by a desire for publicity than for rendering good to man­ Which of the great industrial lab­ • -lit• th>1*1 111■> - .f I* h.,* fll-il H.u-I «-»-i f *- 1 kind. rises to offer husbands and wives a 1is* of "don'ts" oratories will develop a fuel to } i o n i.( f i t . .iti.l In, — m . i i l f , "i fm tax ■!i-i ,1 in Ihhiii* hi which are guaranteed to avert the traditional marital skirm­ prevent such accidents? Germ ans, i* ■ u ti ti 1,i Sniil i—rt Iflare making Diesel engines, llght io. i l ishes. As far ns advice is concerned, most of this expert ‘ ; an-* tIn- f-.Onu Itm ili*enough per horsepower for dirig1-|* 1 |l,--tH'll\ -l*l|,Ill'll III S- (Pi. counsel is not worth the paper it is written on, Iml it does Ides. They are still too heavy for j .i. I "M ull, Kin! n|i. V, it make light reading out of which most id' us can generally lighter-than-air planes, but ad d it-1!;*- " ti i: ..f n iv i ‘in t.r i,ni 2.' > I u p JO M. I! inyi 21* i: Him coax a laugh or two. * ionn| improvement may overcome i s i *»t.; ri w in n n , 1 that and in proportion to flying d*; : m | ) It wasi with some little amusement that we read several '•I I i Ii' I l,i li j ;i «.-h*. -| n| , i ...... , . ,, , , . radios, their load o f fuel is much UVif n ... "f 111- «.11.1III'-' nf Hill'll days ago about an omirnnre in a little Massachusetts church iu.ht, r Hum the airplane's gasoP -'' " ,li- In Ii- mu...... f f'nl<mi. wii WtrHr from the melting snowwhose male members banded together to draw up ten com- ■i.md. >ll I '•- rt Hi. •!. ifuiil |.« Vi-. springs swell Hnd bubble f*le< illi-il ,ii-i'ii|iHi,|{ in tuw tux ili'i'il I matulmcnts for their wivesAfter much consideration o f! And, ere It’d gone, the brown turns u'111 I*.hi ia«-r«‘mi in lfi«* lt|| ,f,i y of the subject, the men compiled the following decalogue which RDSSEI.I. sc m I, murderer .'nil ml.- I A |• 1-127 green and bright; i bungi'il hiru;<t'lf in a I’bicngo jail U iIii.-hh in> ofru-iiil *1c ii ilnn* ami A**Hor»c and buggy down a wood they immediately submitted to their wives and the public at )Iim| science ,iCmaniD the IIn 27M* i] n nf S-'i.timlu-r right to A all> Mil* road going last largo: examine his brain. Others hang, \ i: ill *1.ass Sleepy in Oic sun have worn three 1. Thou shult not talk ail the time; for verily thy hlis-j*hnnt, drown anil poison them**l.'**fc Cirrull K.,in i Si niltiii|i« ' titan**** ' i *■->111111 Klu, Hu selves, without attracting attentr For which we tove the road Still band may wish to be heard at rare intervals. It* A M VVKKKH. ion. • better, knowing I* C. 2. Thou shalt love thy husband if it lie possible and pre­ tSKAl. > Whet goal is it the creaking enr- ml This in the place to (r swap, exchange, buy or, tires, bottles, metal, o f all kinds. Bottles o f all sizes kinds. , , V '- U " ir.rll I MMIII *KI'TII»l Kt.rdHi.ri •run «.r.M-:nti. m i . i : iw «. Ten Commandments For Wives H E Y ! HEY? The Magnet IVcscriptiona Filled Proniptlj And Accurately U*| * * * * * ■p>d'° \ 0Y>Vrt' J A C K S O N V IL L E FLORIOA CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOItER 1 . 11)27 City licenses now dim on every .business, !. occupation or profession for which a license is required. Stones Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. isdhtm L tn some European countries, walght, i s still measured i n "stones.” A peas- J ant woman carries several "stone" of) water in a day — ---------------o------------------ In America, electricity pumps, sweep does the wash—carries the "stones'a cf life, big and little. BOYS W AN TED A T ONCE 4' Apply Circulation Department L,' Electrical facititiea afforded American women surpass those avellable to' the women of any other country.! They are learning—as business men have already learned—thpt electrlcItW Is their cheapest servant. '* 1 i % •Electrify your home. O u rsa !:s‘ lent will show you hcv/, �w r .!?T “ SET?* >T • -,-,*** -V.H:-*=* *^.-'■->?3% . 4^*5p=PM?7# .:- Y*-. ^V>«* fP^W V-T * r ‘r * •*. ' T' • ■ S.. itf* R Et ^ P m -*+mrt u U V•* ; THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927 i cial 1Local Primary School Celebrates Columbus D a y W ith Exercises AndPersonal Activities roam Williams*Kelly WM >e Young Co-Ed EI< College Chesr MR. AND MRS. FRED THOMAS WILLIAMS LAKELAND, Fla., (Special)—Southern Cbilege “ Columbus Day” was fittingly^ announce the marriage of their daughter enjoys the distinction of observed on Wednesday morning sweet, young co-ed to eta SARA EVELYN at the chapel exercises at the West ; SA N FO R D B K lD E O F T U E S D A Y Moccasins on to football to Side Primary School. A most de­ this season. Miss Katheryq St ANDREW FEAGIN KELLY,lightful program was arranged by DENVER, Oct., 12,— (INS)— ifo.,tq, seek thelr. fortuncx, was elected to fill this role .3 The marriage taking place the.principal, Miss Love Turner. Tuesday afternoon at three thir­ '.‘‘Chicago Mountains” if the plans' and through their efforts, mines, meeting of the student body The program in full was as fol­ ty o’clock October eleventh, at of the Denver Tourist Bureau mat­ hrtxlters arid railroad* were con­ Thursday morning. lows • Jftss Spivey and her the home of the bride’s parents erialize, will be the name of a ter­ structed and operated., ,= Song, “ America, the Beautiful.” ritory 60 miles west of Denver Harry N. Burhans of the Den­ 'Christie Summers, will not bo : on Crystal Lake. “ Why' we Celebrate. Columbus where gold was first discovered in ver Tourist Bureau, tested the idea to cheer the boys on to yk Day,” by Miss Love Turner. Colorado, that includes Mt. Evans, o f dedicating a •portion o f Colo­ the Florida game, as . the THURSDAY Story, “ The Life of Columbus,” Chicago Gulch, Chicago Creek and rado’s abundant mountain scenery body will accompany the team rial meeting o f the Marie by Louise Packard. Chicago Lake, all of which owe to Chicago and Illinoia—a city and Gaineaville, but they wIR V i gir)» of the Methodist Reading, "Columbus" (Frances Methodist To Hold their name to the Illinois metro­ state that has none— on ’« recent much in evidence at the Sout ! rill be held at 7 o'clock at Wright Turner), Mrs. Sarah LawInteresting: Study polis. visit to Chicago when he presented Centenary game to be staged -h [lurch Annex. All members ton. Mt. Evans, named after John the plan iq presence o f several Lakeland Oct. 16. ed to bo present, Reading "Columbus” (Joaquin Dr. W. P. Buhrman, pastor of the Evans, Colorado pioneer builder railroad men, prominent business At the same election K«a« Miller), Mrs. Helen Spethenson. it Neighbors of America First Methodist Church, has an­ and financier, haa an elevation of men and a number of representa­ Tolle, a junior, was named a* Play, “ D iscover of America,” by eet at 8 o'clock at the Old pupils of the third grade, directed nounced that his subject for the 11,2150 feet above sea ItaYel; A mo­ tives of the Chicago association of itor-in-chlef of the Southern,). Hall over the Basket, mid-week prayer meeting this even­ tor road, now under construction, commerce, all of whom gave their Blue and White’s week^ by Miss Aline Chapman. imar School Parent-Teachcation, and haa already Characters; “ Columbus,” (Robert ing at 7:30. o’clock will be "The to the summit of the peak, will ertthusiastic affirmation. Bocintion will meet at 3:30 Preliminary plans were made his duties along this line. Miller), “ King Ferdinnnd", (Chum Seventh-Day Adventists in The reach an altitude o f 12,259 feet, the All mothers and friends of highest motor road in oil the world. with "Big Bill" Thompson, Mayord Stanley) “ Queen Isabella” , (D oro­ Days of Paul,’’ |of that school ore urged to MUfFFSERVE T E R M " " < The pioneer history of this sec­ o f Chicago, to attempt a double This is considered to bp a sub­ thy Swayn), “ Herald” , (Edward — Wilson), “ Courtiers” , (Russell. ject of unusual Interest and Dr. tion of Colorado’s mining territory celebration in Denver nnd Chicago FRIDAY HARRIS, Ark.,; Oct. 13—(JN 8)Hodges, Bobby Pearman, Richmond Buhrmnn states that eh Intends to is closely connected with that of when the Mt. Evans highway is —John T .Harper, former postmas­ er Hettinger Circle o f the Carver, Herbert Thurston, Brailey follow this discussion with a series Chicago. Numberless Chicago men (completed in the near future. ter at Huntsville, must serve a list Church will hold all day of popular subjects at the mid­ Odhnm and Felix Anderson). term of 18 months Ip the fed*M t‘ at the Church Annex be­ "Sailors” , (Pedro, Grady Alien), week meetings. prison for his embezzlement o f . at 9 o’clock. All members “ Sanchez” , James Harden,' “ Rod­ The prayer services nre held *1,048.58. He pleaded ghilty yea-' rigo” , Clyde Russell. Iced to attend, every Wedncsdaoy at 7:30 P. M., terday and waa sentenced. Seamen, (Chester Muse and nnd the public is cordially invited liar meeting of the Rebeccas Sammy Waits). to all these meetings^ held at.the Old Masonic Song, “ America". |ver the Basket at 7:30 9 <e«w»* Reading, "Making Calls” , Franc­ Members are asked to be Story Hour W ill Be es Johnson. Pledge to the Flag. Resumed On Saturday ricfc meeting of the Parent Song, “ Star Spangled Banner.’’ trs Association will be held The children’s Story Hour at I’clock at the Memorial High the Sanford Public Library will Fin., Oct. 12.— (INS) Ai(geles at present.., , Cafeteria Luncheon Is be esumed next Saturday morn- — AMIAMI, in Orlando. legal battle of bathing beauMiss Williams waa first selected ut 10 o ’clock, according to MIsS |e Ho. two o f the Methodist Enjoyable A ffa ir A t Geneva Brock, Librarian. ties t" settle a controversy arising as “ Miss Coral Cables” in a contest will hold n special meet'* [ the title "Miss Florida" haa here last Mai*. SanfordWoman’sClub Miss Brock stated that there over 2 o'clock at the home of Following Miss Williams' depar­ been started in the courts of Los had been a number of requests O. SJdnhalser on Oak AveAngeles, Cal., according to infor­ ture for the w$st coast, after she TODAY The first affair of the winter that this feature bo resumed and mation received here, and local per­ wan Kaid to hove broken a contract season o f the Social Department that the arrangements have now sons ure attempting to settle the with Crossland, the lattar Insti­ The screen’s Bird of P ifZdtft icription bridge party to be gated the state contest for the (at 8 o’clock at the Legion of the Woman's Club was that of been perfected. The. librarian al­ wrangle. Billie Dove in Ider the auspicies of the AuxTuesday afternoon when a cafet­ so said that she planned to bulle­ The battle Is between Ada Wil­ selection'of an "official’' beauty. “TAB STOLEN BR1DH* tin the subjects in the library and Mira M*non being victorious. Later of the Campbell Losslng eria luncheon was served for mem liams, petite blonde, who won first a masterpiece of dramatic afi* American Legion, bers of tho Department only. Mrs. that she hoped that the attendance prize in the recent Galveston pa­ oppearihg In Los Angeles, her tide is aaid to have, attacked by would be excellent. Comedy June Roumillat, Mra. Howard lie Harrison Chapter D. A. R. geant, am} Myrtle Manon, also of Miss Williams. Legal action has Miss Brock will have charge of “ SUGAR DADpIEB’ Lmg, Mrs. O. P. Herndon and this city, a striking brunette who the guests of Mrs. John ' -1 nt'l rdl at luncheon at one o ’clock Mrs. T. Emmett Wilson were host­ the Story Hour and an enjoyable acquired the disputed title in a state been set tar Sept. 30 and according Aesop’s. Fable*. to1 , Crossland, the depositions in time is promised to the children contest held in Miami. esses. [ Yacht Club ®iven in honor of question are being riished across st regents, Mrs. W. E. WatDecorating tho spacious club who attend. it. B. Crossland, local promoter the continent by air mall to the aid Miss Sarah Evelyn Williams, whose marriage to An­ THURSDAY [rs. A. M. DeForest and Mrs. room, were tall feathery boughs of who acted as Miss Williams' man­ of Miss Manon. ' drew F. Kelly o f Richland, Ga., but formerly o f this city, bamboo as well as many wicker |Tolar. ager ut Galveston, was also res­ Auxiliary MakesPlans “ WHAT BVRRY.GIRL The promoter declares that he was an event o f Tuesday afternoon at the home of the baskets filled with pink hibiscus ponsible for the later contest. He awarded both titles, and that one SATUDAY SHOULD KNOW** For Benefit Bridge has naked to settle the dispute with Is as good .as the other. Mins Wllnnd untigonon. The colors of Idren’s Matinee at 10 o ’clock bride’s parents. with Patsy Ruth Miller and depositions from Miami, both the liqms is 15 yearn old; Mini'Manon pink and green were carried out Milane Theater. Ian Kei^h, a comedy drama of embroiled beauties being in Los is three years her senior. One of the most delightful social in every detail. Tho interior of 8UNDAY youth, pluck and Itafeki' M I S S S A R A H E V E L Y N W IL L IA M S IS affairs on the calendar for this the auditorium had been arranged terly meeting o f the Scminweek is the subscription brldgo Added , in true cafeteria style and at 1 [Y. P. U. Federation will be BRIDE OF A N D R E W F. K E L L Y erly do so, the Interests In New o’clock a delicious luncheon was party, which will bo given Friday "BE MY W IFE 7 Oviedo at 2:30 o’clock. All evening nt 8 o'clock at the Legon England manufacturers. rs are requested to meet at Milane Review Coming ns a complete surprise contrasting color was lent by her 1served. Hut, under the auspices of the aux­ “ Japan is rtbtr one of the leading , The guests were greeted upon rst Baptist Church ut one to their many friends in this city orange nf pink rose Duels and ljllies arrival by Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, iliary of the Campbcll-Lossing foreign markets fo r goods manu­ Cars will be provided. was the marriage yesterday after- of the valley with sprigs of maiden factured in the United States. This chairman of the department, Mrs. Post American Legion. , , MONDAY , noon of Miss Sarah Evelyn Wil- hair ferns. The public Is assured a good trade with Japan » has been very E. A. Douglass, president o f the ilandeau Group of Camp ijams, prominent member of SanImmediately following the cere­ time, as attractive prizes will be carefully nurtured by uur manu­ Woman’s Club nnd Mrs. June side iru will meet at -l o clock ford society, to -Andrew Feagin mony, the young couple left injtheir given nnd delicious refreshments BOSTON, Oct„ 12, (I N 3 )f- facturers and selling agents, and home of Majorie Uoniski. Koumillnt. Kelly. The bride has been spending cur far an extended wedding“ trip will be served. Tickets are being — Maqufnctured products of New the g o «l will engendered Is in TUESDAY Assisting in entertaining and TRUEM AN. , several weeks visiting friends nt and upon their return will make serving the guests ware Mrs, sold by Mrs. F, E. Roumillat and England are to be exhibited in «lf»n sesame fo r its future develop­ an Circle or the First Bap- Tallahassee and points in Georgia their home ut Richlund. Ga. ent.” F E R T IL IZE R Fort, her able corps o f assistants. For Tukio, Japan, during the coming ment.” Ti m l ?.„° |and Aiahuma ami returned borne tn Mrs. Kelly is the only daughter Harry Heeren, Mra. A. C. reservations phone Sirs. Frank L, ’he Tokio display The month, according to an announce­ „„ will include 'cltartlrp'ffrlbfli' wtfR'Mrs.' Sunday eveing. Mrs. W urt'W . Warner and Mrs. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Thomas Wil­ Woodruff. np.l of New Ei ment .by Roswell F. .Phe)p. Direc­ sapiplea England* m ainl­ MoreUnd as hostess. CO .' The ceremony took place at 3:30 liams,* and has made Sanford her Charles T. Vincent. _______ a d l - i i - . . . ; :.i - tor of ‘Statltatlfs, Massachusetts 1faituretl tin products', and photo­ Following the luncheon a most o’clock at the lovely country homo home since enrly childhood, ,coming MOTHERS ARE INVITED iph descriptive circulars and Stute Department o f Labor and In* graphs, M a in O ffic e and ibers OfGuildHold of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Williams here from I’etoskey, Mich.- Shu is Iteresting game of bridge was cata" nlogues, many o f which are dustry. F A ctorj I n lU l.r , __ * . Ion Crystal Lake. Only a few of a graduate of Sanford High School, played and after the fifth progres­ All mother of pupils In the San­ The exhibition o f New England bo transited" into Japanese for in it lly i v i e c t i n g : A t| th e most intimate friends of tho luter attending Florida State Col- sion, scores were counted and the ford public schoodIs and members o f JacksonvIHe, Flat; [ ______ products will bo made during a distribution. ' N p w P n r i a h T f m i a a couple were present. Rev. E. D. lege for Women at Tnllahussec high score prize, a tall green vase the various parent-teachers nsaoclten-week's visit to Japan by Di­ n e w i u i i m i i i u i i h l BrnwnlCc, pastor ()f the Firsl Prea. « Mrs. D. L. Thrasher motored where she was popular in ull cam­ was uwarded Mrs. Clnrko I.eonar- alions are urged to attend the rector Phelps to lecture at Jap** L o ca l R e p r e n a e r iu -------'byterian church- performed the im- pus activities. She is a vulued mem­ dy, Mrs. A. W. Epps, who held low­ meeting Thursday afternoon at ncse universities and to addrekft luesday to Eustis where aha will sthiy businea meeting o f the tpressive ceremony. The nuptial ber of the Kappa Delta aororiety. est score, was consoled with a 8:30 o’clock ut the Grammar School groups of Japanese business men. spend a few days with her mother Uv* Ignes Guild of Holy Cross |music was pluyed by Mrs Funnie It is deeply regretted -that her lovely green flower bowl. when Mrs. A. F. Fanger of Jack­ The exhibition will be given at tha Mrs. ,E . L, Ferrari, topal Church was held Monday i,stombridge Munson. At tho conclusion of the game, sonville. stute president of the Par­ marriage takes her awuy from C .L . Derby » °^ni. ft ^ Room at | A beautiful setting was arranged Sanford. tho year books of tho club were ent-Teachers Association, will be Hotel Imperial, Tok|o. “ In connection with my adrarlih House. In the spacious rooms by a rich present and address the meeting. distributed by Mrs, Frank Miller The groom is the son of Mrs. J. Phone 111 dresaes," said Mr. Phelps, "it is my ithei absence o f the president, ‘ background of numeroous graceful H. Kelly of Richland, Ga., and is nnd Mrs. A. C. Fort. No eat* lor It, hot purpose to discuss ‘ New England * relief I* often brought by—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I’ierpont 7 5 T ,b y ,Paln», fems and other potted originally from Alabumu. He is a There were 18 tables of bridge Storage Ice president, Mrs. Fred Daig- plants, against which were placed graduate of Alabumu Polytechnic in play and quite a number cume and baby are now at home to their industries’ and the 'Exchange of Sanford Feed A New England and Japanese pro­ ^ a « i he U\Ua/ rep0rt* ^ron! Itall floor baskets filled with pink institute in architectural engineer­ for luncheon. Covers wero laid friends at tho Montezuma lintel. Supply Cp. ducts,’ and I shall endeavor ,U *ove,^a 'Columbia roses. The mantles, door- ing. After finishing college he was for 85, represent, in so far as I can prop* ; r V f /fill f importance were dia- jymy,, an,l arches were outlined < w aiSfcfll A lla W « Slorton Thigpin nnd son Bil­ connected with the Alabama high­ members weij® urged -with feathery garlands of uspara: way department. He spent several lie returned home Tuesdny morn­ articles ready for the bnz- rus ferns. Placed nt one end of th-r M rs. F. E. Roumillat ing from Jacksonville where they »htch will be held December living room was nn improvised al­ years in Sanford and was connect­ ed with the City o f Sanfurd En­ Hostess To Members attended the Lindbergh celebration. [at the Parish House. . tar where the solemn vows were gineering Department. Mr. Kelly is Harry C. Walker and Mrs. spoken. a member of the Alphu Tuu Omega O f H^r Bridge Club A. Leffler were appointThe bride, who is a strikingly Fraternity. For the past year he The members Df the Evening khoir room for the next three of girlish loveliness in her travel­ has been engaged in the automobile business ut Richland, Ga. Bridge Club were moat delightfully "b«. Mrs. Heyward Walker and ing costume of wood brown geor­ Their many friends here and entertained Tuesday evening ns the Weak and Ron-Down Miuouri |Georg(j McRory were asked to on the brass committee for gette combined with ring velvet. throughout the stute will join in guests of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat at * ■* .k*-x^iwn Woman Got Strong and Well reek. On next Monday, the Her smart hat and other accessor­ wishing them every future happi­ her home on Palmetto Avenue. ies were also in brown. A touch of Numerous ghosts, goblins, black ness. members will take the inSay* Cardui Suited Her cats and witches were in evidence oi the County Home for an in the rooms where the card tables On Rdhd To Health. nobile ride. been placed, suggesting of the entlon was called to the raeet- Marie R a ffo Girls Camp Fire GirlsMeet had approaching Hallowe’en season. the Educational secretaries M eet Monday Night To Name NewOfficers Bowls of alamanders and yellow Clarksburg, Mo.—Mrs. T. G. Harris, will be held In Orlando, Octeider wore also used to carry out Ot this place, says: L?.19, and 20. Mrs. Clyde Der4m T o r two years I we* In very poor The Marie Raffo Girls of the The Weselandeau group of Camp the Hallowe’en colors o f black and ' be delegate from the St. ta»vweee»ee a.w e-% \ \ * orange. * e health. Some o f tho time I waa aL Guild with Mias Zoe btyjn- Methodist Church met Monday Fire Cirla met Monday afternoon Pencils, score pads and tallies m eet past going. I was very weak evening for tha regular session. at the Junior High School for Its alternate. were done in novel Hallowe’en and run-down. Men's pajama c h e e k Ladles Bedroom slippers, Miss Rebecca Clarke, president, regular meeting. Men's 220 benlm Heavy* Benjamin Whitner Jr., Mrs. ideas and after several games o f presided over the business session, "I tried to make the most of what union suits, a real value excellent quality pinarik, Mrs. George McRory Officers elected fo r the ensuing weight overalls In. Mortimer GUver were ap- when routine business was carried year were; president, Anna Marie progressive bridge had been played little strength I had by taking fre­ at Ia committee to see that the out. Under the head of new busi­ Couch; vice-president, Marcodel scores were compared and the prixe quent raeta, but I could find nothing of bath would start ms on the road [tables belonging to the Guild ness, plans were discussed for ways Sieveking; corresponding secretary for top score, a bottle \ again, until one day I deaught to the Parish House and and means of raising funds towards and treasurer, Marjurie Uoniski; crystals done In black and orange, was won by Mra. Samuel Puleston. try Cardui. paying the pledges to the support secretary, Helen Wilson; scribe, "in the Guild rooms, Dr. Puleaton scored the most _____ heard about other women ... . ring the social hour the host- of missions. Mary Jane Preston and Pauline pofnti among the men, and receiv­ •fc i., * > ho had been benefited after taking Plans were nlso made for a hay Crawford; guardian, Miss Margar­ Men's Scout Work S hoea, i Mrs. Benjamin Whitner Jr., Children's school dresses, Boy’s blue stripe cover­ ed the.prize, also bath salts. u , so I made up my mind to see Irs. Raymond Phillips served ride, which will be given at an early et Young., here's the best value In When the card tables had been what It would do for me. I took up to size 14, fast colors, tea, sandwiches and cakes as data. The next meeting will be held at cleared and laid with orange covers, Cardui for several months and waa alls, sizes 6 to 12, only town at v On Thursday evening there will tho home o f Marjorie Boniaki, on ihments. very much gratified with the results. the hostess served brick ice cream se present were Miaa Mildred b * * special, meeting of this grroup Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock. nnd home made cake. " I began to doeny own work again, n. Mra. Chris ___________| Mathews, %__ Mrs. ca,Ie<J at £ o’clock at_________ the church J anPlaying bridge were Mr. and Sirs. which 11had dot been able to do for W. Warner, Mrs. H. C. Walk- nox* ,or the purpose of taking up a Mra. A. F. Fanger of Jackson­ a t My color, which A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. T ; \ M. Minarik, Mrs. Mortimer course In^ mission study. AH mem. ville, State president of the Par­ «?bert and sallow, became W. C. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. George McRory, Mrs. nra urged to attend this meet- ent-Teachers association will arrive Houaholder, Dr. and Sirs. Samuel and my complexion cleared jDaiger, — Mrs. “Howard Over Ing. herd Thursday noon to attend the Puleaton,'Mra. J. E. Brouse, D. L. UP- I gained in weight and wee nleee36 Inch Outing, faney " Men's White Rroadclothl Good grade dresa gingLate In the evening the hostesses, meeting Thursday afternoon at ed to have an Improved appetite. IMrs. Benjamin .Whitner Jr., shirts, collar attached, atand Mr. and Mrs. Roupatterns, wonderful value [Raymond Phillips, Mra. W. Misses Mattie G. Chaman and 3:30 orctock at the Grammar ralUlat. . ^ hams, fast colors, per yd. ao fancy colon, ^ p«r yard, Ethel Tillis served delicious fruit •r, Mrs. R. W. Pearman School, Mr?. Fanger is enroute to , ' -v i .Staff'**! had in years. Now I am strong and Irs. Cauthen Hutchinson- salad and rosettes. Orlando where she will attend tha Mr. and Mm. H. W. Houk and lit­ Members attending this meeting district meeting of the parent- tle daughter o f the Langley Apart- walL” x wton L. Perkins and Mr. were; .Miss Helen Chorpening, Miss -teachers Association, which will be . AtftUdrogftana, have returned from tha Alyce Chorpening, Miss Rebecca held there on Friday at the MemorLindbergh celebration at Jackson­ Clarke. Mias Elisabeth Clarke, Mias lal High S c h o o l . __________ ' ville, and plan to leave Thursday .4 , *■ fear Old Baptist Doris Holcombe. Miss Ethel Tillis, *Pr * alghtaeelng trip down the THREE DAYS ONLY H YOUR CHANCE t6 ; Miaa Maude C am w ay, Miss Mnt- Mrs. W. H. Rawlins, Mrs. A. K. La«t Ladles slip p ers, patent wfc---- * VFCt TONIC Coast as fa r as Miami. >ys Organize Club tie^J. Chapman. Mrs. Burke Steele, Shoemaker, and Mra. O. W. Gilbert. SAVE one strap and p q m p a , $5 rhia ■pedal sale laata fee R i —— •zixtecn year old bovs of These three day apadal T n i^^!jKJg H S3 f! n lw , n l e p rtt, ' days oaly. Tkareday. F i li e i 'i Baptist Sunday School values offer * » exceptional aad Saturday, he sore q i p l S lfk A H * X J *nd organised a club, opportunity to make rea) sav­ take advaatage ef tkl* atfee-. • r-JfaV U K ^ng officers were electings— come and aeq for youre*< > te rere. .' **£• Clifford Howell: vice », ,i( «, 2 v~l H; ■- 4 )-'p ; 2 s Earnest Jowers, Secre- Nice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J Name Offfillsvi Was 1st Fow Geld S ocia l Calendar Ocean Flights In Machines New England Will Exhibit Goods Soon To The Ja p a n e se IMA FELT m [DAVE’S THREE DAY POORLY Thursday - Fri 98c 49c 39c 79c 75c $1.9S1 15c H 15c 95c. .r & D i& t t & S li r :? r ; r n . i A ll Ye Bargain Hunters Sales ,«fek £WUn; Tre“ orer’ F »S a lu 5 !H " * challf n«® t® L f. . P n In town to meet tournament ■>^n ‘ - Chariea Ryan and Eddie' of, Pao* the »r, Mra. 'wl V V 1- ,* ,4. ida Ivage Co. St. •Watson .M r:* FOR T H E BIG M E R C H A N D ISE SA LE , F R ID A Y O C T-.14TH . ' SAW - i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — >4. \* — 'f. u v �i >T _____ „ . W'*i ' ' ? - ■ v.V f.nf?T F £$. ••*♦.* ■.’" 5 v»''1,4v ---T-■ ■! •>fi€£ -“ -'v*; ". . i**| Or.-rvcr-• V* s |J. > Ta** Jpfe-t-i: I3 -■ f • ,i A* ' V<! v» .{ ,l. l'L .« ;» < -t> THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAYr OCTOBER 12,1927 ’■PAGE ^ o u n IATI0N 0 F, ENGLAND WANTS MwAder And Her Setting Sons Of i in r rDAociiurc rAMAniAM fft A1 !P*lot May Now Be Rest Worried Over tADE CROSSINGS CANADIAN COAL In Dangerous ZoneRenumtlOfBenches L £ - V. ■* / 1 BIG TASK FOR AL TRADE FROM U. S, (Continued From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) 'time. Weather conditions were said the Captain, "but you have to look on the shady side if you want 1ideal. Governor Of New York Calls British Coal Owners To Make The wireless company said the to find me.” The presiding officer stated that Confidence After Becoming Study Of Canadian Require­ delay in receiving the message a suggestion had been made with was due to heavy static which had ' Dissatisfied With Progress ments In Effort To Wrest leference to changing the name of MadeJnGradeCroeslngWork HufreTradeFromThlsNntion interferred with nil radio commun­ the organization to the “ Lqyal Sons ications during the night. of Rest.” The hoard is said to be The American Bankers report­ ALBANY, N. Y. Oct., LONDON, Oct., 12,— An intensive ed that a light northwest breeze considering this new title, since !t -Elimination of New Vork State s • ’ would apply under any circums­ 2,500 railroad grade crossings is campaign to capture the bulk of was blowing at the time the plane tances, whether the members of was sighted. nrtwlng _ to be one of (Joverner Al the t’ anadinn coal trade from Athis organizatinn sat or stood or The position given by the ves­ lay. ’ Smith’s hardest problems. Inuricn by means of studying Can* sel would place the "American "It is deplorable" said Captain W‘ ? «th‘’ Pro* " r U d i . n requirements and by the Girl" directly south of Halifnx and that has been made in crossing e, , . Elder as lie sat in the grass and lirnlnatlon work since the voter* [eventual cheapening of transport- almost 500 miles on her course hung hi* feet over the curbstone, : approved the $.100,000,000 Imnd atlon, is being made bv British nut o f New York. “ that the benches which members issue two years ago, the Governsr j ponl owners, in order t<» restate The report from the American o f this club have used for so long has called a conference to be held [pre-war prosperty to English banker indicated that the plane should have he n placed down near at the Capital shortly. From mines. was making approximately 00 the hand shell. Since there is no 1 don’t see why this conference the Govemer hopes j At tltp present time, America is miles an hour. If no mishaps oc­ hand at present to devise new plans which will receiving 15,000,000 tons of trade curred after they were sighted by anyone could lie so misguided as to speed up the work. [n rear from Canada, and an ap- the steamer, the fliers should hnvp go there to -sit on the seats. This The $100,000,000 bond issue was pea!, based on patriotic grounds, is traversed at least 1260 miles at society which has over 40(1 inactive tho Governera idea. He fought to being made to the manufacturers 7 o'clock this moming.it was esti­ mcmbeis who have paid their dues feel-that their rights have been get It through the Legislature and transport firm* of the domln- mated. grteveously interfered with and against the protest of some of the'inn. urging them to transfer this The “ American Girl." carrying ■ Republican leaders. Finally when to the British lutes. the first American woman to at­ hope that something will lie done It was submitted to the voters,the Due to the fact that Canada bor­ tempt a trans-Atlantic crossing, at an early date that wil afford the Executive stumped the state for ders on the United States, it is the left Roosevelt Fiejil at 5:04 P. M. necessary relief." Some of the officials c passed the proposal. general opinion that American yesterday. themselves us being of tho *p.nion products can be shipped to the State To Aid Paying The plane carries a small radio that the delay is being caused by Under l the bond issue measure, dominion much less than from sending set with a radius of about |the Inactivity the inactive mem­ the state was to pay 25 percent England and for this reason Brit- 25 miles. Miss Elder expects to bers. since when a member of the o f the cost of eliminating cross­ jish coal would not stand any reach the French Capitol after 40 1c-luli heroines active, he is immed­ ings, the ralWoada 50 per cent, uni chance in competition. hours of flying. iately suspended. The men of th<* the localities the remaining 25 Miss Elder’s co-pilot and nnvi*| luh, however, feet that something Denounced In Britain percent. If the railroads could not This is rigidly denounced as a gator. Captain Haldcman, i* a should be done. The chief difficulty, afford their share o ff the cost they delusion, by British manufacturer* world wnr veteran who served with, according to the reports is that no were to be permitted to borrow who point out that most American the Ameican flying fforces -----in i member feels that he cun risk sit __the money from the state. coa] has to stand a long and cost­ France. He is also a navigator ting, or more properly his standing,} Little, if any progress was made ly rail haul another fairly long and radio operator. |by tuking action. , last year in the elimination of water trip before reaching the After passing Mnntauk Point.1 Rumor says that there is a movecrossings, it was discovered early'principal cities in Canada. There- on the eastern end of Long Island, j ment afoot to have rots instend of last year that change would have |fore, as the majority of England’* the plane headed out to sea. benches placed in the obi meeting to be made in the plan of dividing pit, are almost within sight of The pilot* have planned their [ places. The report further snys the cost. Some of the smaller In-'ports, together with the reduction course so that they will head due , that the cots will be for the use of calltles, in which there were as 1jn shipping rate* hy British com- east fur 1244 miles, then veer tn -'lbe grand exulted members of the many as half u dozen crossing*, panics for the transportation of ward the English Channel on "idi r. onlv. The president would Would have been forced into lain*- heme good* to the dominions, tin* the way to l.c Bmirget nirdome in neilh,’ r “ ‘ firm nor deny this rumor. ruptcy under the original plan. cost will he even less than that of Paris. None of t her previous t runs. . Governer Smith nnd Republican American products, leaders o f the Legislature, follow -j Tho Hritirh manufnrtu„ . rs co on over so great a stretch of ocean. Ing a conference, decided that L thllt th(. in, lu*jvi. v m i „ f •She was flying this course afti;r Many Petting Parties changes would h*ye l o b e made a* trn„ tjn „ U)n of , ntl| t „ the season was officially "closed" quickly as possible if the crossing Britillh jt „ ( ;fflnil,,inn lity w)„ to such expeditions anil with elimination work w a, to go on. br brT) ht down to a m w \ m ,r weather prophets wagging their I DENVER. Co'. Oct. 12- Mothers .are t» blame when their daughters They decided to again amend the t„ doI|ara nn(, fifty ,.,.nU While heads in doubt. |indulge in petting parties. eonatltution so as to permit coun- >he minlnmm ()Vcriaml transport She was flying the “ American I This indictment in hurled by Miss with a smile smil on her lips nnd * “ sul7“ > the,. 1 ch «>n United States coal from the Girl" .i„i, . . I.miise Merrill, teacher at the Byers would have fallen on the localities est jt(| to thp chief r „ na(,ian „ „ ThI. amendment will he submitted pitjec „ n*Br|y 6 (lo|,orit „ t am, wiE V m i \ her " T ' flyinKL 11 Junior High School of Denver. She . , . 11 ’. c *'r ln,,t ,Pr *faVp her (.ftiphasizes "tn stop petting parties to tha voters at this tall s election. .. ____ . * tucked under the seat, a Chinese al1(| e n te r ta in m e n t, mothers It has been estimated by experts ,th« av‘>r“ ‘rt* “ b°ut seven dollars. Rood uck ring, the tfift of a jrirl mun provide pa Atimen more ah* Inf the public service codimission Combination that to eliminate nil o f the grade Coal owners. Met chants and friend on her fmuer, and a rabbit’* torbinif.” crossings In the state would cost Shippers are also combining, pre- ,0X ,I U‘ W n, ‘ **''r r*'lnnr^'< were made nt the npwarda o f $600,000,000. Only a pnrlng plants to screen, grade, t hi i / afl* } " ’ i*** El- .dosing session of the convention of law of the more dungerous cross and wash coal on the lines to which ■ter did before she stepped into tht. American Association of UniInga have been eliminated In tho are exploring the possibilities of the plane was to kiss II. B. Corn-1versily Women of Colorado. ereturn cargoes of Newfoundland ell, a wealthy orange grower of ccntly in Denver. W last year. iron ore to feed blast furnaces in Florida, and T. D. McCardle. two Gov. Smith’s View Upholding youth .1:' the most lov­ of the backers of the flight. She able thing in the world, Miss MerGoverned Smith has told freinds place of Spanish ore. kissed each one several . . times. irill declared “ adolescence is a hurnbe believed the work of eliminat­ In the great Latln-American Re­ Miss Elijcr’ .i k, . T l,r‘ nc'l,nl backers,ing question today, A mother's und publics—tho Argentine, Brazil and ing the croesings would be speeded Up If the railroads would agree to Chile— where England lost a great i * itf *, tislntaa men of Wheel-1u teacher’s business is u twentycooperate with is deal Ml a vvfiviH tu vwisvas the os*® state. n v « * v i That » n t i r to I'J tthe u p United IJ IIIUH1 States tug -W. \a,, n]| the backers tried Ifour hour job. of tt trade one of the chief reasons why the after the wnr und up to the 1920 Llder| “ Every mother should get out - P aln aldemnn to give up.(iH. <>ld music selections she used Governer has asked the presidents [strike, British representatives nre of the 443 roads operating in th« 'striving to regain, the pre-war po- rii k. J li I “ tr“ o*-oceanle,to play, even if she isn’t u*&ftrti*t children interested xtate to confer with him next sition. Inclusive rail und bout costs night this year because of the re-[at at it. Get the chil of other Jin ii music, ustronomy. ustronomy, und such month. . and ____ from pits on this side to ports in tent disastrous attempts fliers. Mims Elder and HuMiniun [things, ami they won’t go out of the Tho Executive would like to Mouth America nre being reduced have tho president of each road nearly to the level of the Ameri­ took the responsibility of making [home for entertainment." * the flight. agree to sot aside so much in the can rates. road's budget each year for the This is only a part of n special Mountaineer Found elimination of the crossings. drive which Is being made by .Brit­ Financial Houses/ Guilty Of Slaying uIf the railroads will ugreo to ain to regain old markets und ac­ Observe Holiday do this L am sure the work can be quire new ones. In Italy she is apaeded up," the Governer said. fighting desperately against the , I.URAY, Va.. Oct. 12.— (IN S )— NEW YORK, Oct. 12»— (IN S)— 'Tom Short, :ui, Virginia mnuntcompetition of German, Polish, Czecho-Slovakiun,' und American All financial institutions in New uineer, was today found guilty of York state, as well ns n majority murder in the second degree for markets. of those throughout the nation were U>e slaying <>f his lll-year-old closed today in observance of Co- sweetheart, Essie Burackcr, und lumbus Day. j sentenced to 20 years in the peniAmong those institutions closed u'ntiary- ’rhe i ur>‘ wan out seven in this state were the hanks, the New York Stock Exchange, New *S hort. *n the course o f a spree, NEWARK, N. J., Oct., 12-,(INS) York Curb Market, New York C o t.i,hrust “ 1,houtKu,‘ through u win—Soil used as ballast on trans­ ton Exchange and the produce Ex- daw o f the Burackcr home uml fir­ ports during the World War, which change. The Chicago hoard o f trade ed it charge point hlang at the was dumped on the Kearney mead­ (Continued From Page 1) ows near here, hus turned the In­ it has no rough. Trees are the and the New Orleans Cotton Ex­ girl. He hid in the mountains for days before giving himself dustrial section which skirts the only rcnl hazard, except for the change also were closed. The Du­ several up. Lincoln highway between this city water hole on the fourth. "August- luth and Minneapolis wheat mar­ and Jersey' *City into a veritable ine" handed John D. a hrussie. ket* remained open, however. Is News! An afternoon newspaper gives you the news of the day first. You don’t have to wait until tomorrow for an account of the happenings of today. ..in an afternoon newspaper you get news while it IS N EW S....w hile it is fresh. ..while you have time to read. Herald Gives All oceanic flights took the pilot*t indicts Mothers ro r Soil Used As Ship BaBasts Produces Garden In Jersey OIL KING AT 88 DEVELOPS HOOK ON GOLF SHOTS The Herald daily gives its subscribers an account of the important and interesting happenings thruout the world; timely editorials and all local news of importance and interest; in the Herald one will find News while it is NEW S. Subscribe 175 yards or of the Church o f the Magdalene, Two Arrested For catholic, spoke warmly of thi) Showing Fight Film Another hook! he culled for anoth­ rich old gentleman who lives In er ball, played the bull over. It semi seclusion in his $3,000,00(1 L IT T L E ROCK. Ark., Oct. 12~ was (freighter, but still had a mansion set in among the beautiful (IN S )— Bernard Bcrnehaum manalight hook, lie had the caddy surroundings o f his 0,000 acre cs- 1 ogcr o f n local theater, and N. F. drop another hall and this time tute. , Tk„ . |, „ „ . IMertheimer, Dallas, Texas, one of drove .. it atrnight and almost to still malt f ^ °c’“ !^e'h’r Die owners of the thenter, were n nwadows. I the green. . 1 hablt to *C*V« away leased *>n bund by United StateFood-lnd^ti ships which, were Trading to where his original i.!..!!..? brand ^ new dimes and nickels to commissioners here today. •ent to Frhnce during the wai^■ arcornl shot lay, Mr. Rockefeller men women, and children, not The two men ere charged with with provisions for the American called for u jigger nnd chipped merely souvlers, but to * inculcate violating the federal law prohibit­ dough-boy*f, had no return cargos., neatly, about 75 yards, to the pin ihe principles of saving and thrift, ing transportation fight films from The h o ld s 'b f the returning tran- [ twelve feet from the hole. and His to establish warmer personal’ one state to another. Recently the •ports wprf*[ filled with soil which fourth shot, a putt, slid a font relutmns. People fashion amulets theater tried to show the Dempsey Waa inipregnanted with flower 1 the cup and he was down in and watch charms of these gift* Turmvy fight. Bonds o f $II)ili) were seeds. ThiJ ballast was unloaded >n five. Jamj many have t“ ld him that his furnished for each defendant. drydocks near here and then' “ Eevon five* —that’s about how “mall gift has turned their spread over the marsh lands which 1he plays this course," one o f the thoughts toward thrift GRANTED DIVORCE were then bung reclaimed. |foursome told us. | “ Suve your money , And you The po pipes first appeared in i On the ninth green, after all ( won’t regret it." Rockefeller recent . — ................. ... LONDON. Oct. 12 (IN S )— Mrs. 1919, in tne heart garden. G Poppies from the fields of France and a genus of French sun­ flower have taken root in tho ground and are spreading so rapid­ ly that th^y may soon outnumber “ cat-tails’” which formerly abounded ijlmust exclusively . , in the Ha peered at the pin, away, took kls stance and shut. a of the Indus- four had holed out, Mr. Rockefeller ,,v tly told .qr, L hoys who camef^'l*’ Violent Dawkins of .Huntinglection now occupied by had each put two balls at the f s r 1to Pocantlca 1IHI* from New Tork t<m* West Virginia, was today Ij « Western Electric and edge uf the green und putt fur the City ns “the Father Dineen ! « runte‘1 ,liv ■ guest of* ** ‘ ‘ *“ * _“ divorce from her husDawkins, British consul UAn* VOry IW 9. I Mr. Rockefeller arises each JUn I Land. J. M. Da S e w v fe r ^ num*rp w'm the special putting mutch. ning at 7. takes a stroll through “ t Adnanople. L ,,e u|w«y* finished a match with a his estate has hreukfast: , -------The othur flowers, the genus of j special putting duel of" hia'kincT" ” ! STATE BREEDING GROUNDS which puszled botanists, stem tn j I visited.onto of Mr. Uockefel-1breakfast goes on the inks f(“ r resemhlu both the black-eyed susun *Ivr’s neighbors and talked with a nine hides promptly at 10 each TALLAHASSEE, Flo.. Oct* 12.— Mid , the sun-flower, according to -few of -— his golfing . . —.------n — - -.......... cumrades nnd morning, except Sundav has i„„ (IN S)—The location and boundar­ ies of 15 state breeding grounds for ixCfi X W 1* *Ley are agenus o f |found that he is exceedingly well chiton ut one- takes " .V p he., w n We,l . r . ,,on u l r * : an automobile tfflianthus, a sun-flower ........................................... ____a sun-flower indigen- ' “ “ — Cliked in I'ocnntlco Hills and- T a r r y - Irive m the afternoon; has dinner wild unimnls and birds wns deter- j : one to France only, but they thrive ( “ ml'’ •> ,. , — fut six and reads during the evrn- mined nt the first meeting of the ; b#re. stnte wild life commission here to­ | rne Rev. Aloysius Dineen, past- ing retirim- about t* P. M. day. * Leave your order for T h e Herald, there is a carrier anxious to serve you and willing to give you service. A telephone call will do the trick trial Y e Bargain Hunters ,.r MV WAIT! FOR T H E B l 6 MERCHANDISE S A L E F R ID A Y OCT- 14TH. ■„a, ■?,*»jr ■■ 4f»r.Fl ■ -4 v ‘ * ■~ . - * 4 .V Circulation Department Phone 148 * I! : i, i - *• ■Vr«rV • r. r* 1 *i . , . .c ‘.(ttl i ! .J - ,, ( ’ Florida Sales & Salvage Co. » ■’ q " 210 E. First St. Next Woodruff-Watson SALES LADIES W A N T E D 1/ -Uh V* �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927 ___ ford Daily Herald A D . RATES Cash in Advance ads, will be received tie and collector sent for payment. __________ 9c a line ___ ______ 7e a line ” _________ 6c a line _______ 4c a line MODEL TRIM CO. 'We trim the car, not the owner.” Phone H17 for estimates P. W. RADFORD luced rates are for insertions. is of average length a line. charge of 30c for tion. tertislng Is restricted classification, ror is made The San.... will be responsible }ne incorrect insertion, brtlser for subsequent The office should be immediately in case of METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin and gnlvinizcd roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak 1 ‘ Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. W’ e are as near you as your phone. Call 103 YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ ing daily in this column reach over 3,000 every day! a d v e r t is e r s will ! . -and* jy rosts so little a 12 word lerald rcpteserAWtlvb' Jy familiar with rates jid classifactlon will Complete information, ^u wish they will assist rording your want ad. it more effective. Ads F re e ! To assist those out of work to find enr I— business Service •d for one month costs only $2.60. ployment The Herald will insert Situation Wanted classified ads if not more than three lines for three times w i t h o u t T MOO X KMONM. MV O il MAW H A D M E! S L A T E D C 'w A LV N A M e -TELL A -T* u e a r m o w e o ' t h e m B R A 1M V s f O R ^ E R © M braim T R ao e^ — b u t H lS P A M I 'S ? IM T E M S E X DEVELOPED ST i FFIKJIw' M E K lT A U A C T W l I V C A U S E S OF TH‘ J oiv-t P e, AKJ' IM T E M S E P h W S lC A lCOULD M T “S I T D O W M - S O \K1 A C T W JtM M — R E S u V T T , 1 M A D T o G O T o VsfORK’. IN itfe M S E . BO LG lM C r O F v o u v A jo u L D w 'n A iK iK i * r -TH s i T T m J o i n t s . WANT to rent from owner small farm to keep a few cows and chickens, must be reasonable. Box M, M. W. care'Herald. WANT TO RENT— House furn­ ished ir uniuroished, and four nr res or more, within ten miles of Sanford; good drainage, suitabls for floriruiturn! work. State dis­ tance from school depot. What have you under $30 per month. Box M. f . e-n Herald. B o T TH AT K w ocW fa t Km eed G oV — - IM A BATH tw S o i T . f charge. 1D— Mooses For Sale Phone 148 or B rin g Y o u r A d T o T h e ijhqne 148 Just ask 177 D lD VOO EV JER N o TTc E. HARPW — m i 18— Wanted To Rent SANFORD Overland Co. WiljysKnights & Overland, Whippits. Park A Commercial Sts. I’hohe 58. BY W IL L IA M * OUT O UR W A Y ' FOR RENT—One story building, owner,II. D. Durant, Iaike Mary. HUPS— MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. LADIES COATS altered and relin­ ed. 210 Laurel Ave. rates on request 17— Business Places For Rent —r -----. ,ia.T»*n*n ► 1 Oil SALE: two apartment houses ( on large lot, modern, close in, beautiful surroundings, garage, $1000.00 down balance like .cut. Stu< owner, L, A. Rennud, 2201 O.ik Ave. Phone 110)—\V. Herald for “ Classified Depart­ ment” CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ Aoung Ladies Wanted—Splendid 6rs should give their opportunity to earn good money, TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ postoffice address as TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR easy work. Apply to Circulation heir phono number if results. About ' \e , SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, Manager, The Herald. It of a thousand has I FLA. b—Help Wanted (Male) bono and th eothers jmn"im<.utc with you ' PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano tuning by exports with 17 years Have opening for two more young hey know your address. men to learn to run the Linotype Iscontinuence MUST be experience. Sanford music store person at the Sanford nnd Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me- machine. Four months course free. We will assist you to get good joii ifflee or by ietler. Tele- Lander Arcade, Phono 832. ilscontinuencea are not when you are competent. Good BUlLDINjG BLOCKS — Irrigation perators make from $-10 to $75 per boxes and general cement work week. If interested apply C. A. Prompt * Efficient Miracle Concrete Co, J. E. Ter- Haines at Herald;Office. Service wllieger, Proy. 3rd and pl^i. i >RPANT NOTICE FOR SALE: Well constructed t bunealov, corner Palmetto Ave and Kutic Street. Five rooms, bath with shower, kitchen equipped with electric rnnire. Owner out of the city and will soil at tese than act-[ un! value. Price $0500.00 with $100 cash and $75 monthly. Address! Box 101 enre The Herald i FOR SALE Furnished Spanish BUY, and pay rush for second bungalow o f '» to o ns. Well locathand pianos. Uox 352, Phone I ed, of good t'instruction. Owner '.mi—J. living out o f citv and will sell at |reasonable pi i e. and on easy terms. Home is Pe-n'r-d on High U — Rooms Without board Street, mv" Kl>- Venue with *.tttactive sir o> ^ •” »s. Double g'l* ' , "7," O t‘ * NICELY furnished bedroom, gar- rage. IV —* f*rii*ded $8,500.00 balance any re' age included, rent very reason­ $500 cask n ■1 \asonable nsv Address Box 431 able, 308 W. 15th St. Cure H 'raid. 15— Apartment Rent i ■s'YtliV I •Qsel ma u s. e»T. ore. KNOWL^DCrE1 B U M P S . jO’ cvmS ^ - ‘01837 rr s o sm-occ. mi) i . tu 11SiH nn end of their endurance. ] Bahamas protested to this govern* A series o f crimes, including; inent against run» runners who fir* 24— 1 "• - •»»• '•oile attacks on British officials and the ed on. the British authorities when kidnapping of u consul, has been nn effort wits made to collect'liq­ ,.*» , NICELY furnished two-room ailment, with garage. Apply climaxed by the arrest of Chnr’es uor clearance taxes. A Bahaman ’ A REA I. bargain for the man who W. First St. II. Nestle, American fugitive and collector sought to reach an Amer­ And Found ‘ vfalies to engage in the rnising WIOIIT.CIIWSBNBERRY PRINT Breul™ widely known throughout the West ican gun boat, when the crew drove of truck, of ritrus fruits, poultry SHOl I rinting engraving, ti„n Manager, The Herald. 'LEAN NEW furiiislie 1 house and live stork of nil kinds. ThirtyIndies us "Pop,” on a charge of him hack with gun fire. kite and liver, mostly embossing. Sec us first. We do it. i.S-iU j keeping apartmentsall convcn* larceny. Nestle is suid to have On another occasion, the British ' fourjsercs „f l»nd that offers high |ttrr pup, seven months Phone 417-W. R.IL Avcnuo-Com- <8_K inancial ences, reduced rates, hath on each been pilot on a toast guard craft consul, going nhouhi a smuggling rolling lands for citrus, muck lands to (1. C. Spcrring, Fort mcrcial Street. -------------------------------------------------- Iloor, sink in kitchen; 2 apartments for (ruck and hulH and a small English (JovcrnmentExpcctcd which captured an American rum craft to collect taxes was kidnap­ toward. Tn Co-Opcralc With United runner Kept. it. ped nnd taken to New York. Lib-' LUMBER and complete line oi FIELD MANAGER— For 160 acre irst floor open fireplace. 301 Cor. lake [fur pasture Innd. On the Snnpotato farm near Sanford. Must 5:p and Palmetto Ave. New manTKfe British also have issued erutc<) there he wan furnished States In Ridding NnHsnuOf fordjOrlanilo road three miles from or stolen, one four building material. Low prices. Sanlfad- One thousand dollars cash, old Pointer pup, fin d e r Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good have had long experience, prefer- agement. Many Croaks From Justice a warrant for Boatswuin Christqji-1 transportation back to Nassau by sen in command of the ship piloted this government. |tify, Nelson Brothers. '.Grades Come From” Maple . am} I Siv % l,l c « 0-2* : W* M' •FOR RENT—- Two room furnished * ubifte on easy terms that will ald receive f^ath. Ph«rtj»‘ TBnr.‘ ' ^ ' ^ '■™i| YHuitir. - nfl N /T J rt Ave. . iw lyou to make the payments He is charged with I, Sanford, and Most of the criminal fugitives WASHINGTON,. Oct., *-2 — A by. Nestle. . — ! apartment with garage. Adults fron» jfre land. Meal location for Officials here .. admitted have committed offenses in this rd. smashing drive by tho DrUWi-au. . only. 703 Palmetto. Phone 28‘J—W. fillitjpstation and small store close CONCRETE la every shape and lO-H— l’IajUa And Flowers indic­ -;puj)x« aae .faqi ipm-w joj X-ijunoo form, blocks, tile roofing, ovnuof r n , o r mo „ I thal that lhl" tho anti-smuggling “ pp, ren" 1' ates ag­ table. Reports indicating that the , nirv home Limit close ala.n to the city I1most notorious "port « f wanted mentats, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ’OR SALE; 2 beds "WoqdruH FOR RENT: two apartments four A ,mintry reement negotiated with the Brirooms each, nicely furnished.' mar ets. High, dry and healthy, I men” in the western hemisphere ish by General L. C. Andrews, fugitives are hiding in tho sandy 1 ucts Company, Fifth and Maple Special ' celery plants! Bok'O'JB mosquito ridden isles of Gun Cay was anticipated today by federal ibtnutfiu! surroundings, close *n, Add^ak R. C. rare Herald. Sts. Phone 112-W. .Cemcron Ave. former dry chief, virtually has and other small refuges in the Ba­ officials, folio */ing n series of ?25 and $30 per mo. Phone 190 W been nullified by the Colonial gov­ hama group have been rccieved L passenger touring car, 5—-Help YVanted FeraalO or 2201 Oak Ave. | FOR1 SALE: Two acre lots, vn ’ crime* iaid to American fugitives ’ BTUNIA, cornflowers, culenduia, ernment. here. Smugglers nests abound in Dille Highway between Monroe in tho U«kamu Islands off Florida. salvia, lupin and strawflower taijd runs like new, to exTreasury officials, however, In­ the islands. Headquarters are ONE FURNISHED front Infesting many of the small is apart- & s # 1 1rd. Fine trucking land........ no WANT experienced white woman 1plants ready to set now. Stow r t I sisted that the agreement agents maintained by groups of Internal-) nient, all modern [for coupe in good condit conveniences, icily Jaxos, electricity is available. lets of tho group hundreds of gun- are permitted to visit the Bahamas tor kitchen. Apply between 3 and the Florist. ional turn snd narcotics runners, 915 W. First St. Phono 207. [also flowing water. 3ee owner, I,. men from Chicago, New York and, 4:30 P. M. Tasty Shop. 208 N. other British territorial waters well equipped with men, arm, am­ rphone 775 after 7 P. M. A. Rennud, 2201 Oak Ave. ?hon other larg* cities have been keep­ to check smuggling. A number of munition, and ships and ware­ Park Ave. 11— Miscellaneous PART ME NT—4 and 5 for rent of lPA—W. ing the British colonial police and Amcricnn "undercover” are houses. Clements Apts. Garago and wili­ WANTED— Woman or capable WOOD— Buy now ut summer rates population in a constant turmoil to be in tho islands wutching ela­ young girl to stay with child be­ and save $2.00 per cord. I)u- er furnished; rates reduced. Apply S10 cash and $10 monthly will hoy since rum running operations were borate preparations of the rum 32 HOUSES TO ENTER RACK tween the hours of 2 und 9 P. M. hart’s Wood Yard. Corner 9th Apt. 1 012 Park Ave. good building lot at remarkably transferred to that district it was runners of the Florida winter seas­ DODGE low price. Box 99 care Tile Her­ said. L ears and Graham trucks Call at 500 Myrtle Ave. Street & Cypress. Phone 38f’— M. on. NEWMARKET. Eng.. Oct. 12^__ 1J [ FURNISHED apartment for rent ald. lYjL'Rh Street. Phone 3. Officials here pointed out that Included In the crimes laid at (1NS1—Thirty-*wo horses were ex- ^ in the Herald building—a down* Have opening for two more young CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning the Amoriban government is not in the door of American fugitives is; pretrd to go to the nost t^day. whew,*, town location at remarkably low Co. 11 Ball Bldg. p-'S & COWAN CO. Auto ladies to lenm to run the Linotype a position to protest or demand a tho looting of the treusury a t ! the classie race for the re*are--* 25— Exchange rates. Ask for. Mr. Haines at The s»r and sheet metgl works. machine. Four months course free. toundup of the criminals wanted Nassau. Tho vaults were dona- - witch stakes begins at 3 n*dn~k. <V , Herald office. We will assist you to get good job 12— Wanted Inch Ave. Phone 716-W. for a wide variety of crimes In Nassau. The vaults were dionu- ' Washln'tr*’ r’s • ' rr"r!e' n l' when competent. Good operators this country, but declared that the stolen. I born entry "maskrd ruler” wm L a WII.L TRADE for i.csirublc house APARTMENTS— make from $40 to $75 per week. If DESK ROOM—Where I can get BEAUTIFUL Inford b u i c k c o . The imperial treusury of tho prime favorite at 7 to 1. and lot in Sunford a fine rii.r* British apparently have reached Two rooms kitchenette nnd halh, l"terest'<d ••nnly C. A. Haines at I 212 Mnkbnlia Ave. calls. Fred E. Russel. Box 1097, . II ’ chandise business in growing ---------------------------------" town attractively furnished, Herald Office. | Phono J67. Sanford. informsnor uifm inountyForKt. informslW T$t - WL) located, all improvements • , $6 *<> per .J(ur, w . 16th San- E li iaoVvf ifi ir rWi sUi In 1 T U lW 1 1I I week. Tel 777 or 775. n » 1 j*** a a v mm i ford, Fla. 1 BY TAYLO B KN POP 16— Houses For Rent YOU SAY THIS AtAN CHARGES Fn*TY CEMTS A MILE FOR , TOWIWG? WHY,THATS HIGHWAY ROBBERY WELL,WHAT CAN X DO? L'VE GC Yt> GET THIS < CAR TO A HEY DRIVER/' .15 'U1 T SO i TAKEOFF/ YkETDW GARAGE Ro p e / / th ou gh t You WANTED ME Tt> PULL YOU ALLTHE Y/AY INTO TOWN this is r m ! i mw coast t h e r e s t V O P T X B W AY/ > 1 WANTED: To cxchangu $:!(>.ot)il , eiialty in exceptionally >w.|l loc­ ated business properety for e v i ­ FOUR ROOM furnished oungulo-v, dential property. Write Owner Dux with bath, $5.99 a week. Phone 796, Sanford. 371— W. I BAHAMA ISLANDS MAY BE CLEANED OF MANY CROOKS Scene Of Miracle In Past Few Weeks B> International News Service BAYREUTH, Oct., 12, ( INS) — Konnersreuth. small Bavarian vil-1 luge situated in the mountains. FOR RENT— Stucco bungaluw with 9fi— Mlnrellaperms F o r Sal* near the Bohemian border, for | garage. Desirable locution. Com­ ------£r--------------------------------------, tho last two months has heen the ‘ pletely furnished. $50.00 monthly. Particulars at Stanley-Kogers FOR SALE—One single cot bed,! scena of a “ mirucle," which fr e -( , . . . . , ‘ „ , , ‘ quently recorded in medieval times, )Idw. Co.* 204 Sanford Ave. — ! nne ,Jouble h1''1 niattresa. and I . occu„ M|(loni j n these days: ThcrFIVE-ROOM furnished house for breakfast set ehalrs. $10.50,Cash.' e*° Neumann, 20 year old village |iri endowed with extraordinary rent, available Oct. 10th. See V. |A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. A"* *,,r Foreman at Herald Office. healing power shows the c u c lfl-; ion wounds of Jesus Christ on her hands, her feet, and her shoulders FOR RENT: Two seven roqin hom­ es on West 1st St., 2 stories each, FOR SALE;— Slightly used furn­ every Friday and has not taken 11 gram of food since many months, lutge garden spot in rear, for winter $40.00 each. Jno. F. Pear-1 iture. Bargain. Roy J. King, 1012 except some water and the holy son, 236 Mcisch Bldg. Phone 120. W. 3rd. St. [ communion water. 1 Thousands of people, by railway, . an*.mobile, or other vehicles, and SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, FOR SALE Kadiola 20, loud'speak- j other thousands on foot pllgrimelectricity, bath, fire place > er; also boat, truihr und kicker, ! age to this plsce to witness the screened porch, double garage. An Tel, Haggard-237-V. ."miracle,” which neither scientific attractive home partially furnish- ' (experts nor newspapemen so far, ed. See E. G. Norton, Mellonville 81 Southern College Glee have ab,° t0 *x‘,I,lln fuUyAve. ------ ' ________________ furnished’. I Club H as BeenFormed' th° *r' 4t 1FIVE - ROOM house --------•Neumann's comp'ete lad. of upp! Phan. 805— W. LAK ELAND. Fla., Oct. 12— ' etlto and. her failure to suffeHouse for rent. HOB W. 1st S'. (Special)— Music lovers of South from any pains in connection Apply Kent Vulcanising Works. Florida will b« given the pleasure' with hunger. She declares that of bearing Southern College’s first jrhe never feels hungary. As to FOB BENT: Five room bungalow gle etab this whiter. Dr. Henry W .; the stfgmata she actually shows, » at the com er of Palmetto Avenue B. Barnes, head o f the musical de- iome experts are Inclined to attriof the buta them to her extraordinary and Katie Street. Large living partment. met the men mom, dining room, two bedrooms, school Thursday ant a glee club power of feeling so intensely the character o f Jesus Christ and his bath, with shower, kitchen equip­ was organised. Ha*sUted that the trllege con- sufferings that she assumed the ped with electric range. Front and rear parches, $40 -pmnthlv. Address S. C. B. care The Herald. FOR RENT: Small cottage on Magnolia Avenue Just north o f Central Street $252)0 monthly. Box 123 care The Herald. aU. u:e:wtYb>r. s u r n n a r i w s c t e a i $3750.00 la the priece of small co t-' mo tage on well located lot on M ag-' 1 nolle Avenue. $60 «ash all that U, r«-»»{red. Balance pavahU Juat llko, rent. Bog U 4, csre The Herald* • * by visitore In Bacon Adv. Dept Phone 148 � 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 12, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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 12, 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/88decbaef8a193fa0054b25a09f70637.pdf 97faafab7d4fb132121ed7484d556d0c PDF Text Text i TOOT .1 / ♦ ~ Wiw International Nfwa Bervlce 1 Nl W H r l SANFQRDgLOfclDA, TH BEE 13» IV27 Fair tonight Mid _ shower* to extreme aonth . ■lightly cooler tonight In portion* -• Member Audit Bureau Of CIrculaU V On Ruth rid a F lie rs ArelWIFE OF PIL01 Bulletins Elder’s OceanHop >rcedDown A t Sea IS OVERJOYED MURDERERS OF R e tire d M issionaries* H o m e ENGINEER SAYS W ill B e F irs t B u ild in g To B e SNYDER AWAIT E re c te d B y B ib le C o n fe re n c e FLOODCONTROL PLAN FINISHED FATES CALMLY LONDON, Oct. 13.—(IN S)—The \ L S. Barendreeht, which haa picked jp Ruth Elder and George Haidenan on their successful trane-At“The first building to be erected stitutions so long as they may be in nntlc flight, is probably about 900 at logw ood,” said Dr. John Hil­ existence.” nilea southwest of lands End,,ac­ ton, of New York, laat night be­ The attendance at the City Hall cording to officials of Lloyd's regfore u a tniwu crowd oi of iw about 150 (wu(iiq people in last night was disappointingly !»• 1J I I . O J . , iuir u , »uv “Of Course It bvWonderful. i S t e r . Il ONDON, 0C T ; , 13 ^ -(IN S )— AltfcoMgh Ruth EMcr Lloyd’s register states that the ' ^ » “ 'S . j ^ J ^ * * * ! tho city hall, “will be a million dol- small, due to the heavy rains last Mississippi RiverComBut I Never Doubted ForA hlp left Rotterdam for Baytown,' JUad Gray A re G ood P ris o n - Jnr home for retired miseionalrea. evening. U Captain George Haldeman' are safe, their trans^Atm issionHasBeenEnMinute That Ruth, George IVzaa, and on October 6 waa re- i era, SaysW ardenL aw eaW h o Thi" structure will have 4»0 room*; Rev. E. R. Barnard presided. The itlc piano “the AmericanGirt” was destroyed by. fire Would Be AURight,SheSa> H x.rted 140 miles southwest of | Reporta 2 Read Extensively will be fireproof and thoroughly meeting waa opened with a brief gaged I n M aking jen they tried to Mirage it and take it aboard the S . S. musical program by a prayer for modern in every respect.” Ijind* End. If she proceeded a t 1 jrendrecht, aetWdlng to an incomplete ami mearge dlaThe speaker outlined the rest of the success of the undertaking. Survey For 4 Months speed she is now between n p .,, p i ___ Mrs. GeorgeHaldeman normal the tentative program of the Ix>ng- Mayor FI F. Housholder made the 700 and 800 miles west of the O ct- 1 U e n i e S L O U p l e U rlU m itch received here tonight by Lloyds. Bible Conference. The plan address of welcome. Mayor HouaKnew Mate’s Ability 'her 5 position. The messege stated that an effort will be made to lend AndUncommunicative wood includes a hotel, an orphan's home hoider stressed the unanimous wel­ lisa Elder and Haldeman in the Azores, 1 --------! and school, a museum to coat not come which the people of Sanford WASHINGTON, Oct 13.— (INS) “We Knew Alt The Time That —The S. S. Barendreeht ia an oil Mrs. Snyder Only Woman In|le*® than $25.ooo, bungalows and oxtended to the I*ongwood project Rath Would Come Out All tankar owned by the V. N. Moats iBourget Aerdrome, France, Oct. 13.—-Ruth Elder, daring Death House; Attendant l a ^oth" jn»P™vem«nu th. e.Umated and to the officials of the organi­ __ approximate cost being over fifteen zation. He emphasixedthe continued Right,” Avers Her Mother tteamship company of Rotterdam, _lrix, and Captain George Haldeman , have failed.in their Constantly Standing Guard|million ; spiritual growth in Florida "after according to shipping board toe. frt to fly the Atlantic but they are safe aboard the Dutch the boom" pouting out handsome >rd.i, It plya regujurly between Dr. Hilton atressed tho efficacy NF.W YORK. Oct.. 13, ( IN S ) To Raise E xisting S1N(J SING PRISON, OSSIN­ of prayer and asked the prayers of churches which have ix'en erected ier Barendreeht. ' ‘ • ‘‘Of course, it's wonderful to know Barcelona, Spain and Houston, Tex­ . laconic and garbled message to Le Bourget from Miss they’re safe— but I never doubted ts. She also touches coast porta in ING, N. Y., Oct. 1.1— Ruth Brown the people of Sanford and Semin­ or ars in course of building which Dikes ForProtection Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, con­ ole County. Intercessions, accord­ he stated is an indication of contin­ Btaling, “Haldeman and I okay,” was later supplement- for a minute that Ruth and George Europi demned to die In the electric chair ing to the speaker are often an­ ued religious development. radio advices from the S. S. Barendreeht stotihg that would l>« all rlyht.” COLUMBUS, 0 ., Oct. 13.— WHEELING, W. Vo., Oct. 13.— 'for the murder of the woman's hus- swered In ways that are least ex­ Judge E. IT. Palmer was also ask­ Thin was the comment of Mrs. ( INS)—Ruth Elder’s failure to;band, Albert Snyder, are well-be- pected. The Longwood project, he ed to speak ami made a brief ad­ ThtLjUiaaiasippi River Com­ flyers were abroad that ship on the “high seaa.” George Haldeman, wife of the co­ Barendreeht®’ position, is believed to be somewhere in pilot with Miss* Ruth Elder of conquer the ocean coat her $25Q,- [haved prisoners, awaiting their said, is the result of eighteen years dress in which he asked the people mission, at tho direction of 000, it was learned here today from fate calmly, according to Warden of prayer. . County .......... the aecretury of war, haa for of Sanford and ........ Seminole Bay of Biscay. the trans-Atlantic plane, "Ameri­ one of her backers. Ruth has a Lewi* R. ijiwes, of Sing Sing PriThe building of Longwood Park not to measure the benefits to be! four montha been engaged in can Girl,” which wma reported pick­ 1250,000 contract with a motion son. They never see each other and improvements, it was announced, realised in terms of material gain, preparing a flood control plan lisa Elder’s message stat -1 : : ‘ ed up by thq Dutch tanker Bar- picture firm which endured only .huve not exchanged a word aince will be done with local labor, and Rev. L. w. Barnard and Dr. Idesigned to prevent a recurthat her plane, “The A m er-! endrecht this morning, when she f she crossed the ocean by air. [they were brought within the grim whenever possible by local contrac­ Robert II. Glover both made talks' rente of the disastrous flood Girl,” had bevn brought was informer) that her husband was Joseph J . Holloway, m illio n a ir e 'I Is of the jail on May 1C. They tors. "This development,” said the on the missionary development. of 1927. and that report has m beside the Dutch steam -' safe. steele magnate, contributod;oc<nipy much of their time reading speaker, "will not be a burden to Not only did they tell of their own been completed and submitted LTID M lligllWVW. wHb TTirv V WIIM•wwevw rith a broken oil pipe and “Naturally, it ia great relief to to the EldeT flight, served on a Jury while awaiting a hearing of their the community, as endowment efforts, but of the tremendous need to the chief of engineers* it , funds have already beea establish­ for the universality of the mission­ was revealed here today by Col. C. i were safe; The message ’ ‘ LONIJON, Oct. 13.— (IN S)— Know that they are all right after for the laat few days but waa dlo- case on nppeal on Oct. 24. led to state the position of Ruth Elder completed less than these hours of suspense," Mrs. charged today In time to learn that In an interview today, Warden ' ed with which to operate the in­ ary movement everywhere. W. Kutz, a member of the com­ her attempted, Haldeman said, “but I was never Misa Elder and her co-pilot, Cap­ Lawes said there is no truth in the l Barendreeht but marine two-thirds of mission. tain Haldernun, had been recoves- ur authorized stories that the two Col. Kutz, addressing the con­ fices were that the vessel flight from New York to Paris,' really worried. notorious prisoners have become (Continued On Page 2) “1 had too much confidence in vention of the American Society of several days out from If estimates made here are cor­ >1 . George's ability and his wonderful glum and uncommunicative, that Civil Engineers, devlared th&R the terdam bound for Baytown, rect. On the basis of reports to plane to really ever fear that they contents of the report cannot be di­ DAUTCD IW U M A D I 7 i Gr*y h"" "unk ,nto * m°od of deep is, on Galveston Bay. I Lloyd's registry the 3. S. Bar- wouldn't go through with every vulged at this time, but he drain­ h,» aPPsilte; or, Is still unknown whether Mlaa endrjscht which picked up the thing safely." 'that Mrs. Snyder la worrying be­ ed some of the methods considered* Lr and Haldeman remain aboard flyer* should be about 900 miles and outlined generally the prob­ Mrs. Haldeman expressed disap IBarendrecht until ahe arrives lem. ’Mrs. Snyjjer looks about the pointment that the flight had fail • United States or wbather Assuming a maximum future ». »• . •. >e uh when ahe entered-" said wiirbe transferred at sadVW ed to end in Pirta, as the fliers had flood discharge at Cairo, I1L, of arden Ijxwea. "There ar« no her -vessel.’ The Duteh,*VMMl anticipated, but the knowledge 3.000 miles 2 250,000 second feet. Col. Kuta eold flown aj n in th« prison so I don’t know Mm. LydeDrummondHarrisOf Maryland Concern Has Spent (take more than three weeka to that her .husband and his intrepid that the commission had fourA thai Ipe forced bether she ia. getting fat or not. blete her voytf* to Texas-and g?rl contpartfcm r were safe and Rollins College SayXT^uth $250,000 On Plant That la art ' expenditure 'OT>2500,000,000 I texpected-that the, flwra will; do know *hv eats well, three sounded transcended this. To Utilise Palmetto Plant would be required to raise the ex- . In Moot Important Factor In CoL Joseph Hyde P ratt Cu 40s u day- braakflMt at 7, dinner transfer io to another er for ror a transrer an inner vetyea-1. ' l - -Vld* " . . . \ “ThU-to my, first moment of In Manufacturing Products isting levees to stu d ent height to ,, The Development OfDramn ’o Consider, Conslc On Delegates To at noon ami supper At five. real jepofi eme~th*y started,” she protect the valley from inu «T *i ‘ — ——1 k ,i Frankly And Dispassionate-1 "She is the only woman in the said.. T h tm u ia ss tolling that the t S t S S S f l t aaH _ ly Power Problems Of S outh ‘k*th house. There are three cells “Truth fi the most important filers were safe waa brought to ■- ■ ia the woman’s section, and sho is factor in the modern drama,’ ' de­ approximately 1250,000 -''the new ly In the- Interest of Mississippi :H Mrs. Haldeman in her upurtmvnt CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Oct. 12. to the middle cell. She had been In clared Mr«. Lyde Drummond Harris plane tor the American Fibre Com­ flood control, it was estimated that at the Waldorf- Astoria by >1. H. Inch stum er “Bayonne” whleh —(IN S)—Calling on the delegutea|ff0*>d spirit* ri»;ht along. There is a in her address Wednesday after- pany, located at Benson Springs the cost of reducing flood level* * t i Cornell, one of th* backers of the syed it to a land station near * u table and a wash stand in l noon before the Literature Depart- •traction of buildings to house the Cairo would be $62,000,000 for the, flight. T, D. Mcardle. another of to "discuss frankly and dlepaiMion- cot, rdeaui and then sent ov^Iand her cell. Night and day a m it ran U,en^ The Sanford Wuman’s Club, atlona, it waa learned today. Con­ first one fourth of a foot, and that nteiy the power preblane of the the venture, was equally relieved. sits In the corridor .outside her cell, The * opening of the fall work of struction ofbulidings to house the a reduction of four foot by such ’That little message was the best south so thnt they might M settled r,*‘ * NEW YORK. Oc. 13 (IN S)—Tho keeping wutch on her. Thei.s is a this organisation waa considered Industry proper and homes for method would cost $560,000,000. In a wise and sane manner,” Col. the employees has been under way This cost, however, could be con­ IRELAND, Fla., Oct. IS.—(IN'post-rescue revelation that ‘'Ruth thing I ever heard in all my life," Joseph Hyde .Pratt, chairman of shower at the end of the corridor most auspicioua for some time and moat of this siderably reduced, he said, by joint -Great anxiety for the safety of Eider and her -navigator, Copt, he said. The stage was bankeu with goldthe executive committee, sounded whiah she is permitted to u x The strain of watching and wait­ work in completed. use of reservoir facilities for Miss­ sir ion, George Hsldferman co-1 George Haldeman, waa made today and the other wild flowers the keynote for the Southern Ap- “The ... lights in the poison go out , enrad . 4 .. - , The new manufacturing estab­ issippi flood control, local flood lot of the tnma-Attontlc plane, by Dr. James Kimball, government ing aver, Mrs. Hsldemun literally pnlachian Power Conference at its at I I o’clock but we keep a light * " d mt .other P|nce" ?.f vantnge imericun Girl," was expressed by meterologist who prepared the wept for Joy, through her tears, first session here today. lit in her corridor all night as a about the spacious auditorium tall lishment when working in full control, development of power, and Its of the daring aviator, after '‘American Girl’s" weather ami •he said: Responding to tha address of precaution. The only seen ry nho vasea displayed still other beauties force in expected to have a payroll improvement.for navigation. "I jus# knew they’d come out *r. and Mrs. J . J. HSldwnan, par- navigation charts, where he declurweldome, Col. Pratt outlined the ever sees is the sky. She isn ’t see from the Florida countryside. The of from $3,000 to $4,000 a week. the Althrough the plant is nearer Dorly reports today failed to give ed that both fliers store fully aware alive even if they didn’t make matters to be taken up at the con- trees or buildings became the walls green and gold oferings of tm any encouraging information.'that nothing bat superb flying skill their goal. I’m the happiest wo- farence as follows; woods and the fields made a moot Land than Sanford, this city ia are too high. uficftlve setting for the colorful to receive a good portion I “Although we feel that anyone ••M the gredtout kind of'good for* m«n In th* world." Embargo on power developments . "Sho has had her hair bobbed gowns of the members of the club expected of the weekly payroll money. the trip in tw every tune* *could ever e»rry them through spared to make» tha ry .1™ R‘V" * " d * k om* >inn ■>»* here. She and their guests. ANNISTON, Ala., Oct. 13,—(IN’ The plant Is about 10 miles from »y as George and Mhs Eldet Whey «Wva. its txfbuturi*«: sometimes spends a little money in 8 )—"We knew all the time that 8anford an.l actons Lake Monroe, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff was acting y*k we can-1i Stating Ull £hat he had unofficially r”II be — —able to make ltt /w vw w vases-' Use of power f^orn Muscle the commissary. Prisoners ure sl­ chairman and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee Five houses have already been Pt help but worry and be anxious warned Ruth and her co-pilot that Ruth would come out all right," Shoals: ^ .warned ed to spend as much aa $J a day in a time like this.'' __ They said aaj as, their chances for success at'th is Mrs, Sarah Elder, mother of the »y uid The qneation of whether there Is the institution coffgalsaary. Her gracefully introduced the princip­ built and about 25 more are to go Dr. Fon« A. Hathaway, i «y eagerly wktehed bulletins for time of the year were rtmote. Dr. daring avlatrir, told Internationa a power combine affecting public anlv visitors have been h :r lawyers al speaker. Mrs. Harris proved to up to completely house the thirty [df the State Road Dec b« a speaker of rare and distinct­ families which are being brought pa.ii(.xl through the City tc Kimball revealed something of the M * * * today, when ," ,orm- wernhre; ray of encouragement and her mother and Rhor.j visits, as ive personality. Her soft, well to the Junction. “now or never' spirit that prompt-ied that hM daughter was *afe. stated that work on stateRuth Elder’e hulband,, Lyle WoHow electric service can be more far . . as a . we know , have be :rt unevent * |pitched voice carried to every part •The American Fibre Company's three, south of Sanford, andj )4cki is in the Panama Canal xone ed the fliers to take-off, In the face I U* • b,« » “•£ ^ knoJf! ,that *be generally extended to rural sec­ ful. She rends a great deal, n e w s ' v of the hall. been spared, Mrs. Elder, who tions and farms; representatives spent more than as the Sanford-Orlando high |ith hia father aiuk coaid not be adverse conditions, ignoring all ef- b*® opers, books and magazines, and has been suffering from nervous Modern drama," ■he declared six months in looking tor ' a loca­ progressing rapidly. Dr. Ha^ * them forta to dissuade Mched today. • iJM Flood control and its relation to ats given us no. trouble at ■11.” . J *1 "That they came' through tha shock since Ruth hopped off, said. power development; Judd Gray is in tho men’s sec­ ;oea back to the Greek drama and tion for their new plant and after expressed hlnwelf as w tlf Iaterqpnnection of power com­ tion, 100 feet from Mrs. Snyder’s s such a broad subject that I shall a state widd study of general con­ with the road which Is storm area, which they were cer­ LAKELAND, Fla., Oct. 13 panies. • tain to encouniar, it testimony to tarn encoun* cel). There are 10 men besides find It Impossible to cover more ditions and particular suitability one of the finest pieces of construc­ than a single phase this afternon.” (INS)— “It’s Just too wonderfat tion in the whole state. JrM t.»ood their tfrest >goon fortune and their “Industrial growth of the south Gray in the deathhoua*, He can, Very briefly and clearly, Mrs. Har­ of locality, selected Sanford. for words,” Mr. and Mra. J . J . to-ahMhrtely AH difficulty pertaining to i thill." ha said. dependent upon power and does, talk to them, but he can- ris traced the lineage of the mudsuiwrb flytfgr Fredrick Dertxbaugh of Freder­ rights of way in the Maitland sec­ Haldeman u id this afternoon upon, “While 1 had a«ll the confidence ia and therefore it Is necessary that ot see them except * hen they pass ick, Md.. is pzoaident of the con­ tion has been removed, according (Continued On Page 2) hearing the news that their son. for making- dong the corridor on 'the way to cern. He is general manager of to Dr. Hathaway, and work will be [LAWRENCE, t. ia.— the world in their ability, I feh Captain George Haldeman a^nii t*tona be formulated nAUiaa l [NS)—Harry K the Ox Fibre and Brush Company pushed to an early completion. lifontoa 'from, the start th a t ' a great deal hia eo-pilot, Rath Elder, were safe. available all the newer that will be, the exorcise yard. required by «ur Industries,” power iitomobile racesi» of whleh the American Fibre was on the mere than ability whs going to be When asked what the State Road **We expected that they would potential of the sooth so that plana WOODBURY IS WINNER "f«rous Hat at UwrSM e genm- necessary—they needed 'luck’ in Company le a subsidiary organiza­ Department would do with refers make it because George knew hi* can be made for their developmeatt ’ ^•pital, wham he waa token af- the ninth degree.” tion. The Ox fibre interests are ence to the unfinished portion of plane. to meet the growing needs of th* DAYTON, Ohio, Oct 13.-(INS) located at Fredrick, Md., and New state road three within the cUy ent ^ n t * ' >pu>dwa y industrial south. 1 —L t I. A. Woodbury of Helfridge York City. The local interests limits- the chairman stater that the P a ir B o y s S e rtt FIRST NATION\L TO CLOSE “Only by mskitlg the power of Field, (Michigan) is the 1027 win­ have incorporated their business mater had not been brought to nia Hart* waa aerioualy ltott at n.tlnn.l tl»e southern state a unit of an In­ ner of the John L. Mttchelll speed “ingham speedway, Salem, N. under the laws of the state of attention. He stated, however, that In. observance of national terconnected system will we abtaia trophy for Curtiss pursuit planes, •hen hia automobile dropped a The economic situation In San­ West Virginia and have a 50 year when thl* question had been Uid Farmer's Day, the First National maaimum servir* of our power re­ it was announced here today by ford is not as bad aa soma are In­ lease on their site. They occupy before him, he would give consid­ tori, overturned and wta then deDeputy Sheriff C. C.-Stephenson, *°tod by fire. Hart* escaped returned to the city this morning Bank wfll "be elosed all day Friday, sources which are destined to ex­ army officials at Wilbur Wright clined to think, is the opinion ex­ about 49 acres in Volusia County. eration to the subject and would I It waa announced this mornig by ercise greater and greater influ­ field. The race was held late Wed- pressed by Gaylord C. Cummins, »h by » miracle. from Marrianna where he carried officials of (be Institution. A. McEwen Is secretary and gUd to do whatever he to uid to i ence upon the future growth apd. nas&ay.but the results were not aq- Boston investment banker and fi­ two boy* to the stat* reformatory. treasurer of tha American Fibre local authorities in corapiet* Tha Samlole County Bank, how­ prosperity of the South," he said. nounred until today. nancial expert who was recently Company and to also president of stretch. They were John and Luther Sher­ ever, will -remain open, as usual, ft employed by the City of Sanford to th« Ox Fibre and Brush Company. man, aged 14 and 16 respectively. was stated by E. H. Ashcraft, re­ Dr. Hathaway w assist In straightening out Its tang­ Two other officials associated with through Sanford after m vu They are brothers. ceiver. led financial situation. Mr. Cum Junction Center factor/ are Thom­ Orlando yesterday where be The two were tried before Judge mins expressed his faith In Sanford the principal speaker at th* d Washington, o et is ( in s j — Sharon in the eounty Juvenile court WOMAN IS RELEASED just before he left for home. He ex­ as A. Uniworth of Burlington, Vt. cation of the new court house. about ten (toys ago. They were and *W. M. Klllingsworth*, The Len. Edwto B. Winane. who pects to make a report on hie local convicted on charges 6f (heft. It latter la affiliated with the com­ j ” *n appointed ectin* ‘ Annie Wilson, negro, waa ar­ survey within 10 days. . was said they had been stealing rested tide morning and charged ut of the military pany in an engineering advisory Mr. Cummins stated that while ” T 3 3 s with a short prayer offered brass from (he spraying machines with contempt of court and dlaor- The dedication of a $60,000 «irto*|Opan Point, was today capacity. the condition here is undeniably ser­ by Dr, W. P. Bbhnnan, of Sanfor r lite r a l, the War Depart- used in the celery fields in this lo­ derljf conduct. The woman waa in­ dormitory at tha Florida Method­ ffloovt addi The product of the American addresses were given by Rev. ious there to no reason why some ______ announced. volved in an altercation with her ist Orphanage at Benson Sp H. Barnett, field agent, Rev. solution should not be evolved. The Fibre Company Is fibre. • I t is Wednesday marked m au.pio OLD ORCHARD BEA( _s. Cocheu, assistant com­ |husband several days ago. On beHardin, former field agent principal thing, in his opinion, is made from various kinds of Florida st at port BehmneL Gfc, F a n s B r e a k U p R u t h ’ s Ing brought to the police station, event in Southern Methodism, ae- and Rev. H. J . Haeflinger, presid­ for the citizens to work together. palmettoes. The sale of tha coo. Oct. 13,—(IN S)— A flare*; to the * Rk Rev: Hoyt M. ing, elder of this distriet. L P. Ha­ Experts agree that agriculture is corn is confined to this product almost gale-like fore* * •Um«<i i to fiU-the. r ” r w f u j g 1«he furnished bond to «h* amout cordtag Dobbs, of Birmingham, Bishop o f gan, ol Sanford, presided, and CaL the basis of a ll economic progress and the by-product, waste. For the down the New England J>.4 111Dltton C o n te s t 0f fjg s^] wu released. crest* ’a proth# .Florida Conference, who was vtn'Brinktoy, the treasurer, regort- and with rich farming section to present and the near future at the principal speaker or the day. to postpone ARRIVES IN CITY cd the Orphanage in excellent fin­ draw from, there is every reason i u . . t there is no a sale locally. The NEW YORK, Oct. 18, — (IN S)— tor an optim ise outlook Imre, U Bishop Dobba* remarks w~*o ancial condition. to Coj * ~ to It appeared today that the bustin’ F. Tf, Cameron ha* arrived in brief but eloquent; Ha commended ’TTh# dormitory ia colonial in de­ declared. Frederick where th* boon office babes, barnetruling team featuring only be does co-operation and headquarter* of the new Vol­ It U on ck. Yn in ad­ adthe city to make Hanford hie lwny^ the untiring energies of the pvople rlgn and is built ad brick, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, pro­ He U that the situation " at Florida wbo have worked so connected witH the Plorida-* dition to the sleeptog quangro, a usia county industry bably will be unable to complete MeCroaken He was dining T ' whh ___ . ____ Concrete Pipe Com­ hard for the orphanage. hall, seating 160. and an of­ according to Mr liS U H . Oct. !$.— (lN S)For any of Its exhibition games. * of both tho fice are io the new’building. The or. the approaching wit pany as vice-president. Mr, Camer­ •G O M B who have Following a similar demomtra- on Is staying at the San*LanU Ap­ fkel iZ T *ucc* " l t t day the HeinIs ideally situated on th# pie are] replaced I Men pnoted by Horst upon ‘ * ** is, among pains Trenton H an artments, IS) f MEXICO tranx-a , that is rupl __ making it —An uncon at a ■pots of Fie s game at trr CALL ISSUED ivod here i war ml on the ' rcises ^Oet 13.— (INSk Lou hit a of currency toover the lg was o i: Ruth's" hundred j t n condition d fj the . gradnumber ga of fctobei 16 It"fit r to Ruth .m artln r near Wllhclauharen. fiekf i congra 1»7, I—»; r BY GOOD NEWS Coi. Kutz Hints At MagnitudeOfjPIan $500,000,00018 Needed Fliers Covered Less Than ^“Thirds Way I U If E ll m m AlUitde^:tion “nd HOLDING SESSION'..... “ IN ,"- DRAMA SUBJECTiNEW FIBRE PLANT OF TALK BEFORE BEGINS WORK AT SANFORD WOMEN PLACE NEAR CITY P l i e r s Literally E f f i S ' X z r r z [Invited D e a th As -jjThey Started Trip Hathaway Pleased With Work On Road South To S I mto Race Driver In Critical Condition a Co-Operation Loral Citizens Is Needed Asserts Cummins To Reformatory rinana Promoted To Major General FloridaM ethodists Dedicate $60,000 Girls’ Dormitory At S tate Orphanage Gales Compel Del Of Grayson Again Forced *o Land His Plane gBTU Sr - .. - -- <?* - »Kf �T H E SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1927 IE BEGINS TOGenevaPlays B oston Today NO BATTLE SEEN SALES SLUMP IN W ill H ays E n d o rse s P la n s SEND OUT USUAL; h O n ly G a m e S ch ed u led In, ON DRY ISSUE / IT A A i n r T \ rm A v % m n * ' ' m? n i r m I up like a rheumatic pntriarch on Staff his first ride in a se:onJ-hand auto­ mobile. Parkinson tw>; r.placed the ...... vetcian Turner at guard '.nd qunr; terhnek Brown (no relstion to the ’ ' '*\lj famous Brown of Harvard) has I)"' replaced by Burns. There is an iopen fight tor every position. Holy . K Cross is Harvard's neat opponent. ' para-. . Yale’s prospects of victory over 1 a*' ] Brown brightened when it was nn>' the 1 nounced that quarterback Johhny was i Kobcn may l>«* in .ihnpe by Satur. , day. The Br<.wn coaches are c n - , lame, j deavoriag to pu*. more charge into thor- the team's "iron line” which was i A A 1 T / 1 I1 1 ets AndDryArc ExpccledTo, Woman’s I’referehce For Golf. NKW y0 KK. o*t., 11, — Whole-1 w i’ORK. Oet., 11, "does not by any possible intcr- Illinois Giuif? Leaders Deaf E ar To Friends ( ’online TheirArgumenlsTo AndMotoringCItedAsCnuses! hearted a|.pproval of‘ the ' resolution' ' pretation limit the production of j ----- to ------He Begins Efforts T« Sharpshooting InCommittee! For Decline; Cotton Thread c f film producei* purge th e'v ital or artistic pictures. A methaml indecency*' < > d which does that would fail a h -, cinema of "filth The Callow On Octol Rooms, Pot Shots OnFIaor Twine Business On Increase h i j n f , shaken ISjdqrdny Berlin Crtps Begin Campaign Against j Gambling Games ev*n half an ear to hi* lalnt*. They BERLIN, Oct.. 12, (INS) — know that their times will he better spent in devising way* nnd means J ' Berlin police have started n vigor­ to gtop the young men whdm Dobie ous campaign against all sorts of haa fitted so dexterously into pine-! J gambling g-.mes, especially " K r -. ca |eft vacant by the departure j ’ Inrte" nnd “'Chouctte,’’ which long from Ithaca of Molinet, that big 1 hackfield seige gun; Carey nnd I have been the favorite pastime of Muons/the best guards of the big I professional and uinnteue gambl­ red team hns had in years; Rap, 1 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, ers in most exclusive dubs in uaao, the huge Cuban centre, a,,d Gainesville, Oct. 12 (Athletic New Berlin. the other* who made trouble “P , Bureau)—Varsity and Irishman . The action of the Berlin police | and down the line from Phil to Jth- * football teams were buck at work;has been prompted by tragic: aca and Hanover last year. yesterday after noon following. deaths of some innocent "novices” ' There I* no doubt that Doblt. hns j their successful battle s of Satur- j who found it attractive and thrill-, !o»t a k*t of immensely potent play- 1 day. ;ing to lose their sjpare money . dur' 1 in« strength since that 10 to 10 tic I ni. olial.a am•**> ___ ____ game with____________ Pennsylvania _on aF tmin. ran k -1 At Auburn, Ala,,. Tom Behring's ; ing wild nights at these clubs gr ifin Weld last Thanksgiving. *In*ad- j varsity 'Gators uncorkedI a remark*!dually became thc victims of their dition to those already named, Snm nkj* brand of p'ny nnd swept over "hobby" and were soon deprived Evans at tackle and Islay. Butter- •the Aurburn Tigers 3.1 to fi for of their last cent by an unscrupul­ field and gassner of the backficid forces, Brady Cowell's "lints" ous crowd of "professionals" who have gone their respective roads, i took the measure of the first yenr inannged to smuggle themselves But all is not lost. j Tigers, 12 to 7, in a gnmc of many into tnc*e clubs on tho strength of mysterious "recommendations." C*ru*ll seems certain to have an- fumbles nt Jacksonville, other good team this year. ' The South evidenced great surThe managers of thc clubs are V A I T I T D n / \ T Tv t n Pr' "c blorida’s ovorwhi'lming futing hard times because, us soon Lovely Village"' ■,M t*u' police raided these places, ^ for it was the first time in Au the customers preferred to devote th iir energy to less dangerous games. An a rule, thc club rooms themreives are kept entirely sepersic from ihc "gambling rooms" whi.'h nr* rented out to special'managers _ ____ ____ In this wry the exclusive dubs altaught them. The spirit df tho v/ry-, b:ul noine technical exrase lo F loiidians wns untnnquerah'i*, and °D cr in case the police started MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct., 12-» was a victory for team spirit, plus an investigation, •—(IN S )— When Bennet J . Doty a t .iniplotc. rcvei sal of form, ip i From now on, however, thc po-| i lice will no longer allow dub man-; , SEA TTLE, Oct. 12.— Wanted:— finished his enlistment with the teanr play. * . French Foreign Legion and re­ Despite the fact that many hellav- “K^ra to sublet club-rooms to pro-] turns to America ho will bo id th? resignation of Dave Morey fessional gamblers, nnd this prohua Auburn coach would uffcct the obly means the end of the ambition promptly put to work. This was the assurance of I a-iii- the real spark in the Auburn mach- °f *°mc enterprising Berliners to ' ucl H. Doty, prominent nttorney, ine. and not until the final nlnv rsr.der their capital u Gcriuun over long distance telephone today (i.»i Aunurn men cease to fight. Mor.la Carlo. frpm Biloxi, Miss., where he now Three of their warriors were car­ a new leader. He is Rep. l.inthi- | Numerically the squad is ns makes his home. He is the fath.r ried from Ihc field in the final per­ cum (D) of Maryland, who was do- l^Ofe us last year, hut from the iod Auburn's student body, with a of young Doty. feuted in a race for the Senate. 'standpoint of individual size and I Tho unti-Salopn League will ability they appear to be far below . The elder Doty has been instru­ reputation for unexcelled spirit, mental in obtaining the purdon for battled ju st'as courageously as the meet here on December 12, shortly ,normal. his aon who hod been sentenc 'd to nu n on end. Aurburn fought her after congress convenes, to draft I Couch Enoch Bagshnw has *i?ht years in the sale mines for heart out ugainst Florida, but Scn legislative program, nnd to pick bocen informed by the scholarship bring’s cohorts were victory-hqpnd desertion of the foreign legion. permanent successor to the late committee that four of his men The elder Doty will also continuu and not to be denied. Wuync B. Wheeler. bad failed to ncquire sufficient fight for his son’s rclcuso from A great dumanstrajion of loyalty Dr. F , Scott McBrld?, geim rar R7fu,Ci‘ to.bo ^'ItiMc for memberIhe foreign legion. to team and coaches, made on thi\ uporlntrndcnt, who is now doin'* . 'I* 0,1 Die team this Full.Two Young Doty's Journalistic call- football field here last Wednesday (Wheeler's work, said: Jotnera nre out of the lineup bellig Which wos begun four years a ­ and u send-off tho following day, III MHiiKow, im.1 lan d ed t ) U B o v ic t “ In our legislative work we siiall , 1,1 ',lJ11 r'* -*~ no D',r the engo will he the method to atlil ud- by the student body, instilled u soil nt Verchne-Udinsk, Siberia, to protect and I'roinnbi l . f c V th i u„u.m-i ’ 'Vi. f' *-nil .: . ... ...... venturu’s siren call in the temrv- grim determination in Fiuridn ut- after u thrilling escape f*-om pur- continue tho intcrc-a Of prohibition. In do» *!it°* Bnolht’r K r" 1 estuoua breast of the young thrill- hlctts that scaled Auburn's doom suing Chinese bandits, according ^ *t a ' know n1 that^his so we shall malntuin the high fo)llbn„ days arc over. his father said. The Dotvs had barely rnisoil when 'Goof* nports received hero today. standards of ............ * ."bes y, j >jbc stwmB to We th** fermcrit made their homo In’ , i arly in the gaum. «Thd curtain While proceeding to Ulnn-ilntor, sincerity and courtesy calublishc l 1 weak spot; and Dags haw is fac'd Msmphfs.. t Florida luaHccbock,. sllppc l i Mongolia, pjrodin was furred lo by Mr. Wheeler." . "Bennet has certainly had « through right tufkni and dashed 4 i take flight in a fast automblle.l___ with the necessity of reducing the ______________ aoifgh romantic escapades,” ■aid yards to u touchdown. Two, more Tho. uutmobile . efficiency of the line by shifting .......... .............. “ crashed down u the rather of thc young udventurc ---Jr siores in the second period gave rqvino, and or.c member of the par EU TlSt “ne,° l Jwo, thc A w ard s to th<» *'I hoped, however, that he would the (Inters u 20, to 0 lead at thp,i. ty was killed. Borodin 1 , hackfield holes, ulncss, however, ___ ____ wns not in be allowed to sail for home after intermission. Cuayh 0 l Bomp considered youngCoarh Seining sent sen t' jured and took flight flight, in anjther hio pardon." rtera mako a good showing in the in an entirely frash elgvcn at the ' car, reaching UIun-Bato**, where ho Money to defray expenses of th? fourth (giarter, and Auburn captal- ' secured an airplane und flew to Y ; two wo^louts a day, one in the hompward voyage had already ii4ug on u "llroak',, u kliyard for- J Verihnc- Udinsk. • 1 • morning and one in tho afternoon, been forwarded by Doty’a father to j will be on the uchedulo for a week Borodin was long the center if NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—The or ten days, Bagshnw said. Charles Campbell, his Paris attor* w»rd dash, and five .ygrdtend run L 7 ", but tho a controversy in China and a thorn growing menuee of the security ; -------- o______ nov. . During ........... swindler calls „»r for «. decisive art ion ! . Nine-Year Old Bride Burned Young Doty wus first sentenced i r V bA,Ckr** f i S S a i l l lho M c " r thc P°V ' U,!’- Luring . w.„s — on ......... ; ri i i G0 ' ^i 7 ° “' ‘ t H" tuy in Chin“ B!‘ a'»vii«r to the to put a curb hisi activities nnd I ------ 1----- -------------to doath for d/sertion in Aug.l02d. . to combat this evil That Albert Michel, aged 23, set The sentence was commuted after smu hed to Florida a f^tli and final Nationalist government he organ-1 the best wuy to avoid over-legislation on pressure was brought on by U. *S. nui .( own just us the game ended, ized u Chinese communist -party — ~ M tie -i« |fire to the clothing of his nine­ among the workers> which gained tubject and educate the public la 1year o’d wife, wus charged in CarlSenators and the father of tbs « YOUNG/ SOLDIER c,n,»',c>t in thc v,as expressed to International, solutely." News Service today by Will H. From the first day he took MSPR IN G FIELD Ill„ qA l i i f j , i/.ar of r.ioviedom, and pres- fice as general advisor to the mo- j .Echoes of Southern »!• nt of the motion picture pro- tinn picture industry. Hays has i fostered to the staccato J duiei . 1 1 distributors of Ameri­ made efforts to free the films I tho machine gun and ca. from the r.tigma of licentiousness the blood of many a m2 Th. i Holulion, which contained and corruptness. The . action of gunman and innocent byd II «•li t , constituting a new c o d o l^ producers in drawing up the re- nrc to ho heard in the quictl o. elides for the screen, outcasting | lution, he painted out, wns an . fieri halls of the Illinois q j I’lofnnity, nudity and “sex accent­ "embodiment” of his own policies court nt its October scuioH uation," was presented before the from the beginning. And Charlio Birger, artkJ trade practice conference of the Hays hns “spiked’’ pictures, the stcr of the mall, who slew J motion picture industry yesterday. production of which was virtually mercy, it is charged, tad The resolution was signed by the completed, when he found them dis- deaf car to the picas of |3 principal n otion picture producers tnscful to the code of morals he tims, now pleads for his o*i| and distributors of the country. Fndrr Depth Sent,*,] had inaugurated. Others he has 1 i Hays stressed the fact that the Birger, leader of the U withdrawn from distribution when I move was not censorial, but rather which waged relentless warfE n sincere attempt to cleanse the j he found they offended public dc- Uje gang led by the three 3 ccncy. cinema, to leave no room for | "Som e pictures have been niadc," ' brothers, Carl, Ear! and U charges that the morals of children Hays declared, "which never |now is under death ,<>nt2 might l>e in the least impaired. Benton county jail folL^y “This method.” the move "czar" should have been ninde. There is convicl.on far placing the d no question as to that. But the declared, "which is thoroughly i of Joe Adams, mayor rfl legal anil which bus proved effici-. general standard j City, 111. 1 very definitely ent, is not censorship in any sense] | Birger, the lower court U of the word. I sent Adams to his death 3 "No ten-orship could have |hands of two young memU brought about the results which j his gang. Adams, it was gS have so far been obtained." |was cnllcd to the door of hi»J Hays, who for years hns stood i and shot down. out as a staunch defender of mor- ] Woman Chooses Callup nlity and cieaniness in the films, i Radio Millich, also a Soil Illinois terrorist, faces the for the slaying o f one Ward Birger is doomed to die Ocl nnd AIillicit October 21, uni high court stays their tj Remarkable Glass Collection Placed On Exhibition At Pittsburgh College i ■„ Western College I n Need Of Grid M en Of L a r g e r Statue Ge h r i g Accla Most Valuable In American i “Round Table" during the fifteenth centry, are on exhibition. Thc goldets, whose colorings vi? with those of tho rninbuw, can hardly be duplicated now, it is said, due to glass manufacturers having al­ most, lost thc art of making delicate Japanese Temperance Body Asks Law Abolishing Present Double Standard • •, ' .-■» TOKIO, Oct., 12, (IN S)—For the n wifo whose husband Diet in December to abolish the "double standard-’ in Japan, and make adultery a crime for men n3 as well ns women. The sociriy |,rt*. i1* fir»* Petition to this cffeet to the Government in 188*1, lbirtecn years before the Hiet was The)’ bavo not muAtl a •"*ur since. In Japanese law. .... ............. .. fe is a c^imjpal bnt aa unfaithful ishand is not. VV'omcn’s societioi ivc been working for 4u yenrs to nnge Uf« law, without rciult. But liplivn virfnrv (■ na>> had J y Hcilmann, Detroit nutra mi 1027 battii.g champion of i benn! cislon was mado by Dr. IHdoo! I^iu Gehrig f Yokotn, former president of tho on with 147 he Tokio Supremo Court, after tho ny other play lower court had ruled that thc ion of thc ho wife was entitled to no damages. Ruth. The Empyror became interested in j Lou eleured I thc ruling, nnd ordered Dr. Yckotal f 20 ndde fn to appear before him and explain moat vuluabb* the cH*e. He is said tq be sym-1 rclaimrd the pathetic to thc vyo/nen. , ’— However, the societies feel they still have a long way to go. The Tokyo Has Traffic Pi petition has been quietly shelved by every session of Parliament stneo the Diet was founded :n N VOLCANO IN ERUPTION kreat strength. _ — Early this year regard to securities und the swind-t tnn. Australia, court re entlv there was a split among the Can- Isr'a tactics. Michel was arrested when his At the age of 1& young I)o|v TOKIO, Oct. 12.— (IN S)—Long tonese, an avowed Communist guv. In making this statement. E l l . ' wife's, screams attracted • n«*igh m enlisted In the 115th. Field “ r and went to France withDormant, Mount Asama, 100 miles W W t bein^ set up at Hankow,; Simmons, president of the New bora, and they found the girl lying t. It was his record in thii north of here, auddenly erupted to white thc antl-Communlst factionlYork Stick Exchange, sounded a'on ti:a fleor with her heud body black headed.by Gen. Chiang Kni Shek,!w»«’ning that the fraud problem ; and clothing burned. The Vounle 'Won that helped him when he day sending a steeple of smoke into the nir andcovering established headquarters at Nan- >ou ty assume mountainous propor- hail been married only six months a sentenced to death. tlons unless thc Investor Is school- •It was alleged (hat an argument At tha close of the war he on- nearby towns with ashes. Residents king. ted in the Spanish Legion nt ere using umbrellas to prtect them-l Marshal Chang T»o I.in gener-'01* PropeDy to avoid the pitfalls of .between th» two fed to the burning. ' buyln* . ------------------------------------------- 1 st.time warring in Morocco. He selves from the shower of ashes. J alisaimo of ttye no,them* armies i ------------- --------and dictator at Peking appealed' Uuless the present all-pemua- ad for many years. if wounded and became seriousIII. He was released and returnLets Job 1000 T ears Old J to tho powers to aid in driving the “lvo tcndcncy to organize human 1 Fewer and IcsV complicated laws home. He recovered und disap------r—t ,. ; Russian Coirmunists from the cnlerPrisc Into corporation with ! nre needed to cope witfr the insred from home, going to Because he outblew the official country. Marshal Chang was rew'hich « • offered for i» M in r menauj of the security god. enlistin hornbiower, an inhabitant of Ripen, sponsibU fo»- the raid upon the'-pir?J*c ,5 r, 's ^ntched stop by stop irnmUtr^.Siiuinoha .believes. Legion as Gil! England, was,given th* job recently Soviet embassy compound at Pe-'p . a ^ucation of the pub- ' for so custom requi/ea, Ripon has king. "c *n investment methods and bad nn official hornblower for more - ............jwith auperior methods of detecting than 1.000 years. Taking up his Blind Gardener Wins Prize {fraud menace in Americun bud­ —-................ ______ ;ncas and financing alike will prove ' *. . , ‘one of constantly increasing dargh totally blind, Charles jgcr, not only to the victim of fraud i .a basket and brush ]themselves, but also to the entire ras recently awarded first public," Simmons declared. • tha beat cultivated gar- j Tho geographical immensity of largest b deut DaUqr, England- ids , tho United States makes this counlere in mai »n. Worsdale has nqver try » fertile field for the operain next year. ansistance whatever In tlons of.th* swindler, he continued,' re j Its best feature a« a ne. II* ha* a remarkably because of the vast internal di.v T. they says, consists in J touch, and claims to know tuncea, the remoteness of scores of it. nlitiv to late harvesting, tis garden, every financial sviuvin centers, -w -flower, - - is • towns -SC- sfrom •Min thr isu«M«ini d >t- tho crop la t year n the npplco on and, most of all, through tho pro*’ i0* cut until the ground ha iparity wich this country has enjoy. Stetson To Have Many ' Electrical Lectures 3 # W ™ ‘ *W - Information Bureau, and J. P .1 vattil by-ttto authorities.. * *• Ingl^, manager of tho Jacksonville i traction company, Other speakers Will nt various time* i discuss electrical subjects WATCH, CLOCK, JEW EL l , REPAIRING. u bafo2>e the eirginedring class of Round Crystals 25<*—OM ISspss srounit ,••■'>0 , Stetson University and other Florida Colleges. Motion pictures LITTLE JE W E L E R Y SI "Tbiit Kells Kor I * * * :.. and slides will be used to illus­ 113 Princes* Tlieatro trate lectures. " UNION ECZEH<r7kNTMENT For treatment of Ring Wonna, Jiggers and any * « W ee 75c Sold sod guaranteed by tho UNION PHARMACY — PI ] 2 1 0 E . FUrst St. Neit Woodruff-Watson �a® ' m w -,*>1,- -i .» jv f c t ; JUUVJ'ttltD MERAJUU. TOTTKEPAY. flCWMflSK IK. fHST . — —css ({1|\r ^AKFOBD WOMEN Bulfctins Onftutii 1Akiww* Dad*r Kffl* iS a e S t Pnees ft»'«CoL Lindbergh Not Lithuania Reported 5 Klder^i l?"an Hop Wife AndThensdf m ti^ i™ . Dm*g Afrakl To Kks Ibe Te HaveMadePaet1 AraPUced0 Ol*1 TALK BEFORE hJder H lS. Term, Oct lr^ bU( eannop JUtEMINGHAM. — A.1. „ Ort. IS— Part wwks, is Report ^ fle with Polish Heads >M—fJtfF MAYOR'S BACE drama subject ■ tf*uf1tinio:(] Five more of the 8k Bu, (IN S )—iLh. F M, bluir. former . atALtTC.H, -N. C„ Oct. i:: I tNF> Fmn i'nre 1 ) — . od polite officer will yr u j, -tale .(tbyttiitim under (Gtwernwr IT . . . , v„^i, fiunilir.u, the liijf* with joy (IN F )— A lluitir jobs here tudey us uoon a, tn»" ’ (Gontinuotf Ftum FlintJC tittFEIK . Tenn Oct. 111.— l’J G A Oct. 18 W Jinmtior. wm bdlieoml to lm-e iAItimuri North . jttABBT EX-COP on' ..(rum tin- iild Airwtk ’.rt.t. <viiun(tl Ab*- ^ M. Ui,i'iii*iiiiiHp ui*i. Hlml . . ueet itobuutio produuinjr uruu m Ine fldlomtl CHmcler A. LiiullMjrph ie Locumo iui* junt been oomludcd , iitv trial board has fini*bed , jind .killed lin* ifi* mid thPtj *' ■ ^ r Hr ty wo.*- I'V itn 'u n f tn i «*gy, SforiiUflk the (l»y.‘ WilMU III* world, iiidr ln*r Vo prodaw Ur wbu nut icfraid to kiur pretty piclk. In . W*--. fVui Hiuhi Te Inal ™mr hodier M^rr • (oOt.U ^ brprift crWj ^ yw IHfimU plTMtllWd the bm p', lire; il be rach’T like- the £»ir mc-s l h » M 4 w Ju n e *. W , Ard**«t T k JMpWH«rri. lit tm If*.* inthen >.v tiwimei. woe i'ndm »'to * * |lto ^.uihtir 1 iiuue hit tiw iov lev.il and..mmtrury to iwparh cmtunrninp ,1 hru<:U- Fiifttuwii pliiy* nor! jmiUV CjUMKieul V wmetiV Kijctil^ mnliter; '.liruuH- the time vf Wh «Ui>*d,M> «H nufiit -• i.niuor tbr , huune to ejttiniruiHl. u hlitv. I(rf JH.r hundred puundf. tin* America ’►fiyinp idiil. be bluffed u » T m H iidm rt (OlCfiwp hull Sltuhretp-iit* null chuti tv Men ,ik«r fur«ditfcue of the |.u.m 1 Aim i Aifiu.uifl. euroiMir lioimmn ex- ||miintll, 0.,M,rt of Xiie Mtui* -fett- iftimtCif ui newnpaper jnuporter who Kiith prewntd bim f lf of iminr nndettldwd , tllJ, r-j-.rtin r min u e re- put to to.iii Lit him. A n ( C o f t o u r d . N e w H a m p n U u * fik lbft*il<. w(uuu flhe (luvUr*-** te te Mfteun S W ," fttrr> inr Mis. '.Itr inllief Ilf ill* lliwlteri ntlliu" 1 Mldoi und CllJItlUl tie..* r e Hiitd* ll!. 1.1(1 w'hetlie* die deutiir Were due fteub-i loiiuy. Sulei* to tk*iul**'i J **I7e doer on: meiui the "Spirit of |Vo murder or min' »** nil iiidicMt- nnwuiiiHil tv Fill.rill).lfik pinindt:. IIIIIII to F.(*rir .GONOOIfiD, M. JL„ <M. itJftN i.1 iti innu. SL l.uiiir uud m.VHelli.'' l.indlMtrph mnu Vended tv uujiport tintheory Itti.oi' the month uf Kepieni'nn -xpbiinetl iwr* "Wbini 1 -aid ‘we' —A Jht->e«r old fUlJiper WII op't •‘JI imui.*’ ftlrr Hhiiu mud, ‘>»u '•••Uillllltjfiilr we'i '.O'liel I -.III to !*«*• iGuli*.uClT# eje J*oht.eliiuli *"»©')• the flfpt druillHtiu' U illimitiuU ft**’ ur hen*.on, in •.n o •*>* pUllie tiiut tlie duflor killed hi* wife und ! IDF .IP •*,lii*f- pound* uf th* yuiden I meant her* I uin with the men Fwtik -Oi. Martini fur the o v y * many uf the old urtifkiiul tra-h* Kliould .EUMUI'e tileu '’ li*-** llJCilll- then hin net if Tile fire utarted u* a i.writed wer» murkirted ut ur. even who bucked me ' diru*;t reuult uf the Hlnmtinr firu- iowic* ev.-rft^e, the report ri*v«ul«<l. hy*hral ,utltc«’ wboti be cum** -IF mu*'!' iu •*'«hti«*". letter* und utin*r me oiuiilU' fo» HM* fuller Lindberpii nuid that lie found hip mep nuik jt<* m-dteetuHi this >«nr. ) eunibnnrtun* Wdhimiue li i* h . T im pro.* n-enipe to Saptumber I "rtlUieut" indf-roputor in tb i- city. Neiyhi*or> (iu* hired tne. Iieurd , hint yen r ft n* 284,HP Muw Hdl*«. Cwimdulyw Juiiod.' «*•»» that «*'• ■ * the grai.teii PT. K A Z A IK t. I route '.-**. 18. He (ilimitVed thut he hud later •villa** ernduuu and rauoiwiv «( fdoMn* if tin- nteugg.* uf mm »r.i * IN F)— Hen*-y foir uiled off l.*N' pinto' -noIn. U«*twe*'i cm two i n , ■rop rejnirCitiy uerviee in­ auk Ml many queutiunK. hut wh*rri u to Z S T T Z , i f th. flm e lh .m -.ik f The upeuhe, pointed .... die Admiti* count ihiowitiiout the 'n'iier nctired in nijrht rlother wnf iTlhe* ch* preuent aituaciui. r ilocal yir! rentirccr the sumr wh‘ ] £ ratetetete. *U«teO. win** th«; theuld Gftw* M p U r •titire nyfii* moh.inr « extremely iTonnd a revoivor with tw< *-hnmbM« dlfrred ui *rttn;al by former* yiitli- iiucknd out when Lindy offered to Sm p ifR m . « tm uoliw r f hem to uUm* «** hm of rnmn. Utrwrm; (mtiyeroUft for iieriu1 imv,|»tion. omphy. eritiyi l t i*ver-pr.uiucti«ii, pinntmr kiu- her to jirov*- he w*a* NOT tb o m f'u r «Cf*c « v«*r *gv pra^d W*»wt ineaurnlile -Cute l y to 1 oVioek elm uftenioott the I out th* 'net dm! the bripirc. flue- ufraid of prettv pirln, linked him _ ™luUuwiHv __ . - s* ’,..ld . j jeuaed pith- ui bmuu’flfiaF w iU *£7 f *ploy.^ mnn tfottgu' inmi'iny *'Amenciit' 0 ir1' inn! not Shreveport Demand cui*i* « t oe; nf letif hlive ven IrCCle tf hr wore pujumin or niphlahirt*.. * .mi from furaipr prudu- i*e declared if wur the "uillieHt twi«W. p w w ^ " » " * !!f eueirunnient «.,<! her.,dry vl„.t keen mjfhted mid til word lift* 'vine Heard By Radio Body cconn**-' err j Mention" eve* uvlu-tl him. He re***"% * S ’" * mirht u o vM tw r m.d thill II rr leyurditiy fl W A rf this city oumeth.i# .rf iw n i|MK, (wf lv rillou dim cm f lined At> anpwer it WASHINGTON. fA*l tl <INF) ' APF GWk •Ni / France, O.:'than : tv pemm- he- f rruW^ drumi. i- luund ... ch. l,c Lmdhm-pii Hpont 41 himre ir. Oemwnd ul t>rfti*d<:fti*'-i*<r nuitiun DHnkinj£ Bout Ends f,«r* e^jitiny diOir bathlt. ^ ^ the liver uf ever, tui, lv. - ( I N F ) - Th. l*yfilhoune k«*pMomphi*N4 htrmy thut time h* whlh the v-mU-Kiuumi idr. Are. Hurrif meiitmmrt e* hr*t rajmrtwf c»r-« todny *tiiMl KWKH of Shreveport Li 'or i»erIn Suicide Of Man clipped from hi* hotel und t'cik uiid Ulrr. Voter of lumourd tulf p,*,r Oyul, HedlU Ouhlhei The I th. nr|o were lieiui itnll Unit u mittnio* *.i u*-* H'.IIIH wttttt i«>wer, Kiime wr-r t *^/pht* in hie plan* nlmill the UMMtey y f ihaviivr U icefl LmllV Him-, und Other pliiyr h» iienue toy blunketcd tne F raw.li ft it* ut***f' i*ef on th* Imierv, Hltdiv Motion- ’'eon.. Ort. 18 After il* tried mp umither plane with wnd M jMUwiltoin lor mayoralty eui. {Jjir writer ur eJttuupier of iuj r. •ouut. Hi -Hid fit find l--ei keep- Gomnuio-ioi tndey mi ut mrtit ’temkitif' purr* umt u four men u* pueHenper-. die , wild uuLiopoOiU* ride. Frank f -**!'•■<■ dl(U>ter. t* v ft-piratltr ptvpure „turhoille uliilll) ii.y ft done oiiti'l In* Lift motn*Tlie hCuCiui ftviro'cfnir Liindimryh i* rotiductiriy u nufl»iuue *"Ainericfti Girl" inner 4. iiommit*»iot while upcraMiMr -n * *>ft llW r i'lltfte tll.ef Llruitlf r u r <t**fuoid today ended hi* V joiim' tour n the inlerem uf uvii t.flottk it the uiormny. hot nud I .(H)l' WUtt lll.etlhr ft idiuu ftllthor- ' ,*y d, r* * * i' ft*i unknown poiMiii aCiun but everi-wheri he yoc* hi* iotouMt JhVdlfy ejtiutf hetwu.il drwn* ur v u tn u e r t. initiin ft-ef ' l*t*t' wftttr nr ft re Hpeeche* ui.out *’,viiiy lire received JAayor Odurtleo «rm Muit Jou-e. foo.er When Che ojipoiiujr Tout -«**li nv ,.iyi of il ( e " w w it* it ur autctha* *’*;iof by ii eeritipv crow it. who, a* noon in* f^MCimr ji imm oimuhU utmon)H.nr* mmuuo w. She roauit o trau*M) Wultlhetr ut llouli-|CM 'riHiftu*! -lilt llf ft I*.*• t Mi* .department iduf v * i rne enpitftlute ii.«t nutfito** pr*ilie i* thr*niyt v und to turn everyUuiiftr oyur cm >uiuiimukii Tv prove ut.d wfion the drfeimu * fou,. u tnnt they Imfl -«ei nv myu of tin- joutioe ft ft* hr*-' d . i.*-_«tne violently il ij*etli|iyr thuiy inti: perMiuu ylnry for him ibb lUimiretuM) for hu. opputieni tririmphuiil the pruduet u eotm o> I lune. ir w'hich huth Flo*-* und » t iie polite w ere W > •J’ IV K Helide rhlit operftd** of the W>d «t! uf tier sex, Muyor Murtu" Here, Mir. Horn- -poke f the t. '.•corye Hnltteiiiun u*e iitu-n-pciuf Hi» wife railed a Ph Htutioi,, ft,r.e(. f • un’.iiii'Ctd l>*oudinuiUid Miio doner tv v'ifil hin u* Uitionuhip «»d Cl*e ^me lin. thm ir l> Nev* 1 o**i It- Fft*’ir fliyli' ... « u* dead w’Viei til* i f* - Two Are Being: Held ■ MHtllif ' ,t.» ■ * " 1 * 1 ' i itH i • ier vjty hull druwi< hetwnee tiiiied) uud t»uy ■*’* A -uieide note *n * l.iei *-t '« *ii ' rail.* , ‘.ft*.lolit ftpIn Poisoning Case . A’lhlie (i t.twd«*it ut tlie l-iovei ■ *>dy U JN JL K JN . Oi-t 18 'IFm • • JeK’ket " It Wft* tl"- be­ Jft-l-rcfJ -.1 p.o*.er* M ae liiud ,A im . t.ity of New HftinpiUlire from whj*T. : • Aiiy*mf other writ*-rr of A Ichoujrt 'V '* liftr lieen i.i new* lli accident. I *jin’t -caufj miyS'i Mu* wn* ^rnduntef! Innt *»ohv '1*^i-r'-wf|\>’bool, Mr. H um , meuuoued ol the ptnne ' A.ioerw ui fjiel*' kei. W ALNt'T KIDGE. Ark.. (Jet IS r ”0 1 urn y.t>:riy * -he. TKI 1> <HAN MSI JM urerAWlt A.f tlie wo Mueterl.m'k. Hurr.e Venter, Sum* ui.d the uliMiUO* of ftl'J fepo'fr ir (1 V S )— Working on the theory ’ • • ftd y taken tie | i-»«* *r.." 4 odf|.it *!v**rn«MW* arm 'oulf/«rCh> mid Hoyetie y N e ll it-iidiny t* inu«*h upccvintioii fhcie iitl I*a*. Pearce war poi-onnd lurt •."te INF l - AnPA FJs l: tipu <vy <4*e e >e,*rr. Slhe iuu loru.l -Thi» ^'lu# h link drum«t»*H ,**he derrih.,d lie v>lie no tendency ’.ode> oi tin port — _____ . o* iny an ho. ttiKtiranre <Jtild ire ft* utodwy k-*.yl,Mi w ’oini pontuhiy tiw yruuteuf pluyw refill atuMu r und (toieriunent Arr oo ilfpf l>4Aa> K o d v (( .V( H i nlm lodfty iiad ar. of todft>. --Fhe -poke briefly of of official* of tli* tin nnonrtr) tv letnj** tl -ft .Mi (*.» • r ink riiumiel I\*‘d MH U ccrlk ; , r K tw ] lW iI*•!„Cicer* (. r U!U, aMkiny w*Ui a mil •-••CetoC the O'Ne.llt’r i*O C*.en» utouud wiietr lie Pellet e that ' ■•* p.uiie tno. **.e* witii 4 t A Aebnter phe *»»r wichout u dieawtei ver ut s* 1] E a r l C a r r o l l ' s C a § e tw»/«rt»rs and ttwr u-umi of which she line pluye rwnuinjf »' prantu^Uiy •-* '1 in <ftl-.f uiid *udrv etnuoiift of ______ , P-aaboe \*a* i 0111.0 dead on the ery cupifol m Horope. The ppeukt-r WO* • enembej woo oven Ci.ote fron puid * rlvwiiiy l eihote tv tin ice*, Lloyd*, tk*i ioi nmuutry and the ATLA '*7 A, (Jet. 15.— (INF 1 — Vuadaide, Ar, autoposy revealed he tlur lunMnir womuc'* coU*«e> of tiw i iwr of Uiir Anu'i’icnn wbv ir one of * roydon A " Field were ul. utte-u pLuidtwiy '.ii* nrt-fepio youi.y ft vta- A apin'.a I ftcsaioa vf the r ederal had died from poison.ff*nnt on u v r n ! w nutoio. tile outfttnndtny plftywrijr-iit* of kli liny tv ye*, ftoit.e word vf Mi*-* tn, w*.■ • i. kr.***1 •*.* ’ H **’i**i John Mullen, prominent planter, Parole fcoird m*S. here t-d*i t" hath Ktdi-i ft'-t! *.»•* pilot fjoo'y* Y ork ti P i c , ’ -.-,*ii: - •!*« h*rf^1 to cot.rider the itp p licA tiori t f Lari to whom Pearce * tft.OlK1 insurance titeuutore. FA M.. notk- <o n men* in ' i* *-1 of Mi** Ruth Car*oll. New York theatrical'pro­ policy wu* made payable, and At Uie *‘iv— . of M*» Hurrir ud H-lcU-utft.il. tiu’ up E ld e r ft. I* ( ktiU. • 'ii-itye Hftlde- duce* who orrer Mlr.,H*vW*i,ce loo.eC lift ftp liftd been n-pinted serving a yei.’ and u Chich Devore were in jail here to­ h -js u lu te ly d ef man tint *1* t.fty>iM-iut,ivl> of tlie men.heir of tin Officer* day '"* lie*jury, growitiy out of *n* day on murder charger '.tl*-., tn» Ill* *» lire lar.tjed HOHUKAX. Frame. <>t . I t .— •lift- repuiTi the’ eioh. All Utfvi llinl rwjeyition foil*'.* famoui * bath tub" party. are seeking at least two otheTS. od »nd I'/hl reflrrliu-riil, were i .IN F A Heavy fvy wholi prevail* L *idbe*yt» « s> i* *t.i t.eclu*ion vf f'arrvb bvcaOMt eliwibU for pan.-le nerved tv the member* und tin ir ' * d on tin, awtioa of the coast I. ita-al iii.>tel afl*r irriving hett (J* t * It ftta underatci'Jd h* r.a, 'B A B (J(JS BOY* yueutu. j early in the day beyati to clear at from Atlanta )est*rda). Tomorrow bee * tuo-Wl prisoner *11*** ie- enA strange-story of .South Africa MSTKWT, M n*., fb-t. 18—Tw take off for !en -J A :.aula penlu-ntiar* He la* la* set Ijor -or talktny. About 2a i» v'ckak. t.'p to tnid-ir-ovainr intriliny lie will FOK< KJ> |«> II KN 1JA» h bishop* and a ret) rad xdunr-J of notiiiny iiad be«-*i heard or -eec of btunihiwrti a*.o Wiiirt-'f.-Salem, N al*t.o»: ’ev.1vcred (from hi* *e*e?’. years ago .**•■* r f th* Cape P -Lt? (Ac UokUd Navy, wtj! *tthe r*i.a*ing "A mencaij Girl," (. w here in ft JJ ^Vd.catr an a'7 - hjeakdvwn tnd has been a librsr v h ’ie hunting liaf.oan*. c i f ’ i»* HKHIJiS, Oct, 18. —( J NF i Tlw tat*d the -evccidi »uau«l coovvotioti port at the latter place la* ft*, tt* honor priwor farm. of the lagya:ds, only to iind that •4 fiu* Nation- 1 <>wnvij vf Latbv hydroplane, which i* enyayvd t« * fji.L OEf.'HAKD BEACH, Maine Me Men fJ.-U.U-r JJC. 17. and 18 Lrani-AtbuiUr tliyiit, etuU-d from OH 18, —(IN F )—"Don’t worry Tim praiatift mu tbs lit. Rer. Ji *i I^bou for in« jutvri* today but wu* about Kuth Elder until after < eph Siiiarnib-, D. V. of fleveUi.d. forced to torn ha<k, efter ft ftliot' oYi’,1 k this - ft* i or,on,*' (aid T and Ui* Kc. Kvv. Mabael J, Gaila- flight bveau** of i-ny'in ('ovlle*. Ha, old Kinka-Je, a fcyrd North d b -f, D )>., IJS’Uort Thar i-yunai \t at.rordiay tv advice* iev*>vwl l.i-i* Pole flyer, who wn her* to inspect w l/ Adiwir-J WiHnun S. tb-imon, i he Old Orchard to Coper.hayeti <•* vw) Kar$$m leave Mattress Will vpen with the »vmenUvi F5 pta*.e “the dawn," beloAyiag to »J. 4 t tf,- ■* •«d *UH(U -AwipJ/ p rv p crtltrsS , Moot chwu XAMV f atboli* uw**i ftC-oy Frnre'ub* wol delor* tk* ft* Mr*. France* Wilson Grayson Pr#*ftd VMMU, d*i*Kfttr» and ftlftiter* lava at this iua** Jti Uie afterm>o , day, •**«'*< la flee trade ef ,i'» w ff*w e*wry part vf tiw UmC»i the jU-Jrgale* wj)i Jue taken o. a “Ti-e Araeneas fiirl," i>e eyatwi•**r Aarpenesgve euetilone, the F&atMbrtfi attend Uw raweentimi tour vf tbv city, visit)vg lie ivn- wed, arrieif gaw.-tjlw en*>ugh to Sft'te, Kt'pen Week, enly........tx u TV* tpca l *WMBiUw on arranys* ou* < fcti.vln ir etitutlou*, i*^lud:*i' keep la-r in tlw air for £.8 huu*s, • M b d»d»frt O a t th* wvreptani* ibe Sa-red Heart Funiiiftiy, Uie which would briny the time to b j (MM dUll IUV of tJet/oit e 871 in-w epinopal re<idcn*e of the K< about ( K M , vur Vim*. In addi pkrtehej v f DUtwp G al'-y U r'* Ui- lir-y tm Painter Wijo Ji . Hie t ’litv * on t)a skip had favorable wm i, idtafiva for tJbair uu-o to affiliate M -O ir,ora I three .T rart^ r.T f the'wVy' »JrZ wHM tk * National fVvm-ii ioeur*-* * ’ whiib undoubtadJy undoubtedly allowed f 0 #e»v#d bf>akiny msvciay. I A lUVOfttey (lift** " ...I it ft will «oriM-rvation of yaavlina." Riatwp G«AU/twr will poptifi- f.ftiu*r (!>•• m-io i .-J 4-y psoyr-miiiv I *vl» at avtewn high ivaa* id Ft. Well known -pvaiter*. I-y and' FPARTAN Bim G . F. (’.. iJ- t Ateyaina flinrr)). wiiiib foraiatiy *leri|-t will tpruk. I'J.- ( I N S ) -- CuUm*) Cherl** A Many Dignitaries To Attend Catholic Meeting In Detroit «< inTwunn the Polish and |the trio of police ueryeantr tiu Lithuaniaa Jrovemmenta w<> heariny was still in seuuion t o ^ l r-nr'.liny to ininfiCemt'uJ mfurmatieo I Clhararter witnemm* were ' bora. Tinuiyii it is likv.iy thut fyiny lo r ueryts Adam*., k* boCii y ivonuneotii wi!) i—tie' den- Ki,d Cannon today. ini*, it n. amierted here tiiut tlu-y -j*^ ufXiuers will all be lr - hove HiriO'fl an nyroement rwouiot ^ pf next muniL it it.r Of * protocol und two aucomAion ,-jth the yntft .,:ve punytny letter* which provide: I * * * eomnr.lunioner Alien ‘‘kid 1 1. The irtute uf war etiutiny be- !hay. tween f'uiand nad Lithuania ever . uini.-e Poland wiaed the Vilns t e r- J _ . . » •-* I rttnry in IICO is declared to b* no A fflO S L l 1 j O i n 6 d FiO lU lonyer exiMtimt. 8 Tiie Vilnu puentiur. and other Paying MoneyOnl 9 ■•'ricitnu! disputes ere to be Msttled ny special ayrocmiititR. TALLAHAHSEE, Ha., fkcL u l 8. in the conflict between Hny- — (IN F )—A temporary ir.iui ' 1 lund and Ruesiu. et periully in ra -r ijrainst state comptroller 1 ^ 1 of an Anplte-Rusnian wur. Poland Amos and other state «ffkj uni Lithtiunia remain neutral ir,- from payiny out any sum cf wofu* in thihr ubliyutions toward ey for the pun base «f C« the Leucue *F Nution* perm it.. H'lybway. authorised by t)^ u The m*irtent» nf the accompany' session of the state leyiri inp litter* are still secret. The was today issued by the ( whob uyrfiomoiita. it is ussrrted, • court nf Leon county. hu* been reached under presume f run Liiriand. Eacland is alleyed * Petition for the iajnnctkin «u| t luivi promised Lithuanian u filed by Y, L W atson, attorney y| A fter ce rtifration d| tin.1 of LiilHl.iniD pound*, and a Quincy. furthe* credit nf H.hOfl.IiOO potm*'* the injunction, the notice wa* n I Amm J fo* -»hi formation uf a L*thuania»i i-d upon comptroller Waton. m**-* ami commerojal fleet. Litluiunia. however, is said tt be ke« Pinr the ayriicnient sw ret be- ; i *g l y G iitL S w o w r r wives ioiihc i' fear* thin itr publication v i-mn.i niiirm jirnteet within the i Ugly yirlr make the wor*j aim, I according to the latest pau.n rr. I eoiiiitn « Iport in Japan. The moral f*.r Sip I pom’s young men appears to ben*I New York Firm Buy* to marry ugly girls, hot to ., the prettiest they ran find. At ail I Ohio Gas Property evtnta. this i» the advice 0/the [ priaon authorities at Tochisi Pr*. M ’V YORK. 18.— 1 IN S)— 1'erture. They declare that th* ap I The f-nlumbia und Elsctrar tority of cnminal women are ugly. I But officials say that perhipi] i. v elly iiw n nutrre boy. He tiier* are not many ugly girls ii I r.rem.',n“M: , ^ ; ^ . unrt ;Jxjum, f«r women inmates of J 19. ' ur. u *KurT't-(. on a t prisons number only DIO* t l u-, 1use h^ * ? ,, rompan«m with a to u l of mm h’m his u!le?r a* ' athe * *at.le /T, '•f loeutnuvitm. Tiidar he rpeak* ' ’ ______________ Lnyhuh. cun ruti n lO-mile errand PARIS SAFETY CAR DOOM and can carry enormuu* weights. He remen.la-rs lieiny taken friiin Undderground railways of I’tris! n s kraal when u baby and cared are installing safety doors in their] by a bai**i*it) foater-mi-ther. cats, TWIN EGGS . and it will be impossible foil, A hen in U lat.r lays two ty rs at until they art elotMl 1. trn.r. ftometime*> thr**e. The owner *-:rnaI to start will be given kyI txplains this by saying that tbe •^he guard: he will simply press 1 1 nen. a last year's pallet had sun- button. Unless everything is In real ► troke when a month old. Since i t ' dine** the electric motors will re I has rfjw n up the hen has on four fuse to respond to the startinr] days a ueek laid three. i Handle. National ( lelew) Rick releur eevsn this •reup, relieved by hennenlslng •die damask an reversible Kar* lenesque cushions. K A RPEN W EEK Karpen W.sk, only......... October 15 to 22 5-Day PreSelling October to u g h a s v a r n i s h . . . . . . b e a u tifu l a s e n a m e l . . 10-11 but dry in 3 0 minutes T j^ E V O E I3ruihiri|£ I.acijucr It amazing in more way* than one! It it at tough at a varnith; at beautiful at an enamel. But inttead of taking hour# to dry, it actually drh-» hard in 30 minutes! w Bali Hardware Co. Phone 8 . j. ft Lif- / i FlOured here 1$ the lettee enly. The rocker and chair matches th# Mttoe in every detail, and all three pieces ere constructed the (amove Karpen guaranteed way. Th# upheJstcrlng and cushions are el the asms line quality as used en the ether Karpin mitts shewn Hera, the suite. Karpen Week, enly................. |I4S Think what this m eant: you can lacquer a chair with Devoe and tit down safely on it in half an funirt rcfiniih a floor and walk across it 30 minutes Infer; decorate things without taking them out of service for more iluin half un hour. K. First St. 12-13-14 rji b y * * b r> Ne newspaper Illustrations can be­ gin to do Justice tp our Karpen Week showings. You must see them with your own eyes te pppre slate what beauty they possess, what* value they effer. Oon't fall to ylcit us during this foremost furniture buying osorr* tunlty In America. The New Modes in Furniture at Real Savings Our Karpen Week exhibits present the newest Karpen furniture, so a t­ tractive, so unusual in value, that our special reductions are like find­ ing a roll of greenbacks which will go a long way towards paying for the chair or group you select. i V In multicolored Jacquard valour. Mahogany outer • frame. Karpin Wssk only ....................... \2t Come i/i. Come to beautify your home. Come to save. Come if on y to see the latest mode in designs and fabrics for living room furni­ ture. But be sure to come before the close of America's greatest furni­ ture event, October 22d. ■ Look Before . .,tYou Buy For the Karpen Nameplate ILBEKT- * i.” *' Free Delivery Uinywhere Within the S tate ,FURNITURE COMPANY awntmmmmmmmmmm^ ^ j^ H U R g H PRANOE T lt t P H O M t S a d H R .t in ' -p. Tf rL O IU I f 'Jl V :t * K . _ ulA-. « . L //*;■ ■■ — ' •■ . i.L •rj -*\ tj * ** ’' — �*r, *9'«*.;'*1 * i — i >-rr fV^jry. <*>■* * ~v"*» .-- i w . * ~*h SANFORD H ER A L B , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 19*7 Carol N o t T o In te rfe re In j R um anian* A ffa irs E x c e p t To P ro te c t S o n ’s H erita g e CAR IN FEW ocIk e r mean io m o fouvenir hgnte? hats pur- Ik tept>M louved a ddor-krock** "W’^ 'n M knocker con*l*led of an "Anne Boleyn'a Kaockar” frotn the ipor of the'Tudor period, Blamed Eoc Slump (IN S)—Jam es ..Male, .repute1] Grand Dragon of the Ku Kl'ix Klan in Abibainn, is expected tp rcturn to Birmingham toilsy (■> -ntia* uer a Kuiniuons froth the grand . . l a l a n n P r o s e c u to r T h in k s 'PA R IS, Oct. 13 —"The only had been appointed to safeguard M a n u fa c tu r in g PfantA jury i t ln v im e, Ala., where he is uU lia n a - j * j J o e thing which would cause me t o : his interests, Boon Busy For Past W e e k s '^ " h»l,» th°y " “ J C j f tfn irin n r in r i a • 1 9 “ many, America is responsible fur slated t o tgadfy in the in v e stin ' jtra n g ltr-v lx T i t l e interfere m Roumanian affairs j The former crown p pruue is Making Major P a rts, l - . i „ considerable diminution in the tion into rtfirooff. floggings in tn4k Jte c h e r Il*^ U » in iU lK would be to protect the heritage griat!y agitated over thej manner | Thousand Orders Received consumption of beeV by the Ger- putt of the ttftc . ; ’ S a v e V io la te d P o a ta l l^aw s of my son, Michael—a thing that) m which the l.upescu articles were --------i mans themselves. Prufesiior.il — jnny father would do.” translated, declaring that the r.sdalu left' Birmingham to a t­ DETROIT. Oct., 13, — (JNS)-*- observers in the Federal Statistical tend a national meeting of his or­ .m e v r P n R T I a Oct. 13,— , This statement was made to papers involved had printed li'». The Ford Motor Company will i Bureau certify that thd American igin iration in Chicago, it was reLew- '.Intcm ati \ .,!• News Service to- elons matter. begin to turn out its nesr mod*1 'example of ohstinence from a! »lca- ported, and inuirqy today revealed diimant of the worid’a heavy- |day by former crown prince Card. "I am informed that some ..f rnr within a few days, it was an- , hoi, and the American example i that he would «WK«fl!>ft?!»- ? Birthese stories nearly caused a re ■S i championship - w restling[of Roumanla. nounced today. . t •« •ports nre determinntive fact' or» in i iin^ham whore officers " a it to „rJ nn,i Joe Stccher, claimant Carol denied reports reaching olution in my country,’" continued The manufacturing! plants have 'the decrease in German beer driiiK- serve t h 1 subpoenas'in tii*1 Cren* Carol. “Therefore it is m duty ih,*' same honors are not vlolat- Berlin from Bucharest, that he is been at work fo e‘ several weeks lii ishaw county coses.' ' •he lows In that both seeking to gain the Roumanian to show these newspapers in the taring out major parts <rf' tlie j s considcraiii * advertising themselves us.lhrono at the expense o f his aixinew car and a few days more will i -n newsoaners »« lh» -’-•yenr-old son, King Michael. inipions- in [see the famous assembly .line in ' The ex-crown prince spoke freeoperation to produce the :firM|* ion „f United Staees Attorney ef the new type cars, the announ jjlllip Mecom, of the Westoem ly of his plans, saying he would » (never make any ruova which usinnn district cement says. » • L would disturb the peace of hie Werotn recently announced t h a t . At the same time the sales ibr ‘ le said ho intends to [would investigate tbe records j 1nf * lve part meat of the company, said I „ fating suit a g a in st‘ several Roujn[both wrestlers and see if either i'rfnian newspapers because they that 125,000 ‘advance orders with',, L right to call himself tho •ppinted improper translation^ of deposits" for the new car, not yet., in production, has been placed1„ th N champion’! arid if either* urticles written by Magda Helene with authorized Ford dealer* in [j, Lid be violating the postal laws •Lupesicu, the titian-haired beauty r,,tv,>rtisine a world’s cham- with whom Carol has formed an the United States. |j Approximately a. quarter, of a ; 'nllianee. niillion additional persons have I,; accepted . Qaroi sgjd he believed his unplaced their orders, but have not . nirers of 'nounced intention to sue the his deci- ■ncwspapers had given rise to tho it in my „(ory that he had filed suit to try generally break the will of bis fathor, the be.it t hc |*te King Ferdinand. (A re ­ cent cablegram from Bucharest it either reported that Carol had filed suit advertise in the supremo court to contest ind mere- his father's will and that owing puffing." to hll beirtg In France a trustee 0LAT1NG LAWS, sto len * ^ * * * ■ * “ *■ & — U — Despite mericaii tourists — “>-=*Have nre the most assiduous Visitors of' DAYS ■XL,f ■ '.M r M JflW ia b e c a u s e it s D ou bly R ic h with* Health and Body-Budding Nuflitiwio No other fo o d ^ k :i/jM - ^ sential to your good ^ as good bread. The better the bread the health#?^,’1 you will be. • •” .itaSibitau *«*p lcta m u T / i k j ||T' «j , ■ * * * * '• •; jo ,sn«i ti jii * *i a b read ! , *i> (VXMiU ^cltivsq iu B JO C F R fB trrrt-'*' t Fr«fc Daib From -Your. Qrocer Tuo Si^tj Single a ini Spirt L o a f b r e a u j O f c & t 'i a B u i l d s St u rd y H i'tt. qV, lilt |S(I ea lth Uiprig with D8, FrarAfL Average A m erican1Main with K8 , Munich with ogiic with 7T>, Duesseftbln4 and Dresclen with 51. ^ f if ji reckon the per capita wealth in Germany at 1273 marks. This sum equalling about $310.00, compares Pimples, Bo’is, Skin Eruptioi Skilled physicians recognize the appearance of pimples, hods mid other skin eruptions as being an indication of an abnormal condi­ tion of the system. This is why so many thousands have been en­ abled to free themselves of these unsightly blemishes and painful niuioyuncea by taking a course of s.s.s. *‘I suffered from impure blood —waa weak, and I had lost so ■much weight, I didn't look natural. I had pimples and was also bothered witn A breaking-out that 3tched terribly. I also nad toils fjno after another. I tried differje n t kinds of remedies, but nothing slid mo any good until a friend «dvigc(I.jna to tAke S.S.S. which MEET IN TALLAHASSEE I did. This was some timo ago. Now I feel well, And I am getting along fine. 8 .S.S. stopped tho itching and it cured ma of boils. I advise all weak and run-down neopip to give 3 .S .8 . n trial. It clears up the skin; makes you strong and fills you with energy.” M a . J . W. Barker, 1337 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. i You owe it to yourself to try S.S.S. It helps Nature IjuiM up red corpuscles. * I t irtirifovcs tho procesaes by which the blood, is nourished. I t is time-tried and reliable. Said Flo Brooks to Lott, Holtz tvhile waiting for their cue to appear in “ManhattanMary.” <\ ..dm y j* r io H T a a i i , r.. tqoK-hi v f b S i i f l U siB »iil To t 17 P- dU9 y sf* *'i* »>•«« S.S.S. is sold at all good drug* stores In two sixes. The larger; kb(u Is more economical. irit H l .M l.K l ai. \1 o f j f [ .: ii B/fis.vaq ff,l' d ik c r .N m r / f'lO V U it h U •' IC.t ,v.r. ■V»Ot»T A N D TH E OPEN M I N D (1 ,. important element in business success— arid the most difficult— is to be sure that you have all the facts before you act. T he most O In thetheairo m ast ,univevsp 4 ' . >* . D ILC O .LIG 1IT I L K C T B I C rL A H T I *' You, too, will find that LU C K Y STRIKES give the greatest pleasure—Mild 1 s ''and M ellow, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked* Made of the dhoicest tobacco s, p ro p e rly aged atid Nothing counts but hard-won facts; gathered; "Rj! used with an open mind. •is an extra p 7T+ SY 1 < ft harshness, not a A car for every purse and purpa C U P T H IS COUPON — — • .t*. IUTT : □ ‘ OAKLAND B BUICK □ I a SA LU A ddress. Id, Luckies h av e become aL Stage folks a r e very critica l i^ jtp n d iU q a , ih r o a l <r- UT o f yl ‘ * | . Ji ~ ' v. '^ f c O T j rr^d^GET them all, from every possible source, is the 1 first phjective in General Motors, The R^earch U b ^ t o t ie s contribute some,. These/OT^ miugcts, le ^ Jn , the crucible, after hundrctls (affideas that looted good have been burned away. Tn^ Proving Ground contributes others. Dealers contribute. 1’hf? public contributes. Every department contributes. Through the whole organization runs a spirit of inquiry and of rigid insistence on proof. such thirjking come the new models announced from time to time by Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Oakland, Buick, LaSalle, Cadillac^-all^vith Fisher Bodies. And by Frigidaire. HaqJi ww'nwbdel is a tested step forward. Nothing goes into it as a result of habit or guess or pride of opinion. . . . ■ S ij.in.pt k“..u > t Ptetakr rt T I » J 1 % jty * «*•*.# „ . . y '.L * . N i i . . d k a Jv . ^ r r ^ o p je White's __ _____ _ apef actresses whose i » ices ore important smoke L u ckies b oth fo r y o k e fnpf/cetUm an d finer fla v o r.1 F o r these reason s I p refer (hem, too*’* ■ '• v S ia - �>: * — . m m » j.i Tlie Sanford Herald • v e ry i l l f r i m . * Putting Tammany In The Shade T H E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. 0C T 0B E IM 3^ 1927 HEYI HEY! And ,0ur Hero Is Still Warming the Bench _____________________ ._____ ill As Brisbane Sees ll ^ h is la lh« place lo swap, exchange, buy or Urea, bottles, metal, j„7i o f all kinds. Bottles of all siz^ and kinds. n rret Recent upheavals in Tndiana where political corruption in | Columbus Would laugh. some of its worst forms was revealed, have served to remind A 8 fory Of (I. M. us of instances in the past wnerc powerful rings headed by | aa trm a tl rla a a m a ltrr XT, l t i a , a t Ih r !*••(•((■** unscrupulous men have controlled public affairs. I). C. | Ford Nearly Ready. t i a t a r t , F l a r l t a . r a i t r r a r t •» Stephenson, former head of the Indiana Klan, was chief of ] Wind. Tide, Wares. , .t March A, ia*T---('•nrr l* hi tor: s , so»r o*. the political ring which manipulated local and state govern­ U IU 1 - ItHAW ------- KIHT.1H Bribery, dishonesty and FOUR HUNDRED AND thirtyn O W A R I I B K U U . . . M A 1A O K H ments to serve its own interests. K. i oittHi ttaaaclaa Rdll*» abuse of public trusts were just a few of their many nefari- five years ago today in 1-15)2, Col__A- *sailed the ocean blue and ■VI*a<tCHimn< H t T K t ■ 7 09 ous practices. And yet the reign of Stephenson doesn t begin umbus discovered America. He wasn|t „ fT.Oe T ta .• I ^ L' ‘ Vtalka i~,_ssj»| lo compare in power with that of such bosses as George ( ox looking for this country, didn t W»..tl ^ r - — ^-------:•-• know it existed and died not real Cincinnati. Abe Reuf of San Francisco* “Bathhouse" John F t. •2.0t> of Ch’cago, Doc Ames of Minneapolis and Tweed and Crokcr izmg the importance of hi* dis­ i»r t. t r r > r a r co very. Also thev |iul him in jail. [ T i t U « r a l< f» a a fa r 4 • f a i■ r r r w m - of Tammany Hall. Ho it is, often, with great discover­ ■■ I r r i a I *arrr n k a ^ lr a ta (hr Tweed was one of the most ruthless crooks that ever en­ ies. xlaatal A rr> m > cr n ttrr rr,. r r r r l i l n * f r o * . • r * n » i u l l .i « tl,U ■■prtfur a m t a t t c . t r tha^tantl rc tar rr i a d aily r * » r r - tered the field of politics. He bribed legislators to make his IT WOI’I.P AMUSE Columbus 1 * 1 all (hr jaaAlaf t t f a l a « l (h r rn own laws and judges to obtain the court decisions that he de­ I . X . K la r a y r r l a l . if he could learn that this country s He engineered gigant’c schemes of municipal im­ immigration la"* now ke'p out his P lrrH a rad lla sired. T af •>■!• h « m la provements, accompanying each with wholesale peculations. Italian fellow countrymen that have Wfllral r*l Bl. So extensive were his spoliations it is estimated that in three done so much i<> build up the I nited la a tira lrr al I l f fla rr ■ »r r i r m l n l l u * * , aa years’ time Tweed and his gang stole forty million dollars. Ho Staten, inner he discovered this ■ l l w I A a w r l a l l n ml I'm *. western land with remarkable brazen­ K . l o h r r o . A d i r t l a r r a . nnd A d i r r l l a l a * carried on his grafting activities ( A A m i * - I l l r r a a l r r a r a r k l '« b ness. EVen during the exposure of his corrupt practices, W RITE THIS ON your tablets, , l l a k t i . a r n l a rr l a a a b a ili la : J k a r m l *i dll ml a a k a r r l p t i a a lla t . Tweed continued to loot the city government and exact po­ anti n?ver rub tt out. Huy some l a a r d r r I# r r r t t y .i b a n la l r i r *■■ thing sound in the United States rlaln aa m> r v r a l a l l a a aa a r i l aa litical tribute until he was thrown in prison. take care ot it. for b n t"r. for . A ra r a t A a a lfca * a tlk a A * . Equally as crafty and unscrupulous as Tweed was old worse, and tt wdl lake care ol vou. ^ THURSI|AY OCT., 13, 1927 Before th- b.g war (Jeneral Mo­ Dick Croker- Once before an investigating committee. Cro­ T 1 I R U I I U L U ' I I'llO K I lA M kcr with cynical bravado said. “I am working for my pockets tors stock -...Id at $20 u share. i 1 /— O i a u a J l a r l l y a a d r u a i t r a d . m • UtU.OOO shares outall the time.” The man had no conscience and was cruel to Thsre td ria la iia u iia . standing. lit 15*!*• the *tt <I o.b| at .— D r r r n f t a ( r r r « a t a 1* J a r k a o a nn unbelieveable extent. He engineered election frauds and $850 a shurc The em p ( ’vr y lllr. I . — . d a a a l t a d l l a a • ( ■ (. J a a a a l a d l a a conducted outrageous blackmailing of policy shops, t>ool five shares fro one, the oevv tor k H i m l a a a l. He had infamous dealings sold ot Stilt l.ater each * •> I. < M l d a n r H * a Ol a a a a lh ly “ !*• r - rooms, saloons and other dives. ap W rrk . with contractors and bartered on a wholesale scale city jobs holder got 10 -hares for on nod I t— A u a t a l l l i a l h a Il t d * * p ra him $o„ VI SI « I K at— h « i u r , k o lr la . a p a i l u n u all tho way from firemen and tops to judgeships. His annual |shnil, lhut hlllj aea. plunder assumed huge proportions. worth $2Inc f.fc a -A O m m n c l t f ( k ra i. I r - ( '« a » l ,l l » « a l rlly b ra a llla . There vvn* a slump. I ’ieiTi* *1*1 ! All of these corrupt practices, however, fade into obliv­ U aa y r a i n j ^ ,^ «,f the I P o n t Company be j -A mrrr m ul I r r a h e a p lta l. ion when we compare their crudeness to the ingenious and Pont am c chairman ot the hoard, Mr. t cunning methods that have been employed by one man in run- IJ-’f,1>an president <f the < oinpanv. j B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY Common stock v as r iluee<| fr >ni ning the city of Sanford. The Tweeds and Crokors dominat­ THE B L E ^ E l? MAN:—U Lord 20,000,000 to 5.IMO.OOO shares, You j ed their rings by instilling fear of death in their followers. ( of noms, biesaec u tho roan mat a new -hare for four old shares. l tnisu-tn in Tnee. t'saim 84:12. They looted New York City of huge sums hut they nVvor (jot The original holder of one share j riw A ttK ; mess me imth, o My would have concentrated city funds in one bank to continue that (ost S2b. without having j f soul, ana all that is w.ih.n lue, loess operation of a defunct institution. The two notorious Tam­ toiled or spun. «implv by holding ?Mw Holy .Name. many heads would have held up their hands in protest against on now has 37 1-2 shares, at pre­ prices worth $5 ,257, not a bud A SONG-OF DISTANCE . using unsold citybonds and unauthorized certificates of in­ terit return on an investment of $20 [Is tfle horizon lor, my menu; debtedness as collateral for loans to a private institution But don’t g:unbl \ make tip your |And who shall reach its goal.' Swapping funds back and forth between the city and a hank mind what is good, but whut you ‘■ill far, but not so lar aa he would have been too dangerous an undertaking even for can, hold it Some see the-e things ; The Irootuira ot my soul. in advance During the war whet) i those two old hardened crooks who took their loot over the the stock exchange was closed, l low deep is the deepest sea? counter. Otto H Kahn -aid to this writer, ir down beyond belief, It must have been an extremely interesting and fascinat-f1 “ Buy yourself a couple of thousand Jut shallow it you measure it •hares of fieri ral Sinter* fit was ing game— this running a city to suit yourself, making every­ ■ides a mortals grief. one bow to your wishes or get out, and doing whatever you selling then ut *50 a share) keep it nn'l you will have all the money EHow high is heaven at a clear pleased with the people’s money. Yes, it must have been an you will ever need.” The profit noon I a~. alluring occupation,— that is. while it lasted. It was a polit­ jnn that transaction, which reHi, very high it seems; ical oligarchy with the ruler making everyone dance to the ■piircd no gr at investment, would it loftier than its dome a^ise have been a little more than $ 10,-] king’s own turn.*. fbe summits of ray dreams. nmMj He was shrewd and cunning. Give him credit for that. low broad is space from edge to If Croker, Tweed and other Tammany chieftains were living BRITISH I.ADY dm-fr. Unru­ I*, end— *■* f ly <‘ochre.nc l.»gun, *wlms the today* they would never play poker with Forrest Lake. They >ut, out, below,1above? channel in 13 hours and would know better because they wouldn’t have a chance. As English It Is a cold (Hid 'narrow room ID minutes cutting (lurtrude we said before, it was a great gnme but one at which even Ederle’s record by 1 hour 24 min­ it cramps the heart of love. -—Wilson MacDonald. those crooks could not win. Forrest Lake has found out the utes. This do s not mean eclipsing In Her!bun's Magazine. the Ederle achievement.lt all de­ same thing. * ------- —------- -------------pend* on wind, tide and waves, ns -0 John D. Rockefeller, 88 years you know if you have sailed across bid, has been hooking his drives Bootlegging And The Inevitable that rough, mean and choppy ■tly, we are told. Most of us stretch «f water. JO't have to wait until we are George Item us* notorious bootlegger who served several old to pull the stunt. SIMII.IAULY THE MAN who years in Atlanta federal penitentiary for his conspiracies to dies with, a “Mg mum-" and mil kV — 1 o-------- — The outlook Is encouraging. The violate the Volsteud Law, is in the toils of the law once more. lions, has not ncressarik'‘ henfen impa Tribune and Tampa Times This time Remus faces a more serious charge, that of fatal* the record of home poor devil end-in s -V * r m S an fo rd . r u r l 4 a M a a a n lla Atra it* . field. o suinaker fo^ municipal Judge. t t * * « hr fhe of f W All tlc- l f ; » v «• « ■ ] j i t r a S B - . f sailing each 1 formur k.,nlf «*uni sellers chargea thut the huge h.„| , „ nfc’H water. profits which he derived from his illicit liquor business were In the death of Sidney E. Ives converted to his wife’s use while he whs in prison and that his DETROIT SAYS HENRY Ford’* 5r- Orlando has b it one of its wife was in leuifuc with her lover to cheat him out of his new car* will begin lolling «>ut of »»t and moat esteemed*citizens, h>s enlarged fac-inrics "within u helped to give central Florldu wealth and home. few (lays. That is important news The shooting of Mrs. emus came- on the eve of he div­ to Americana that hav* houghtlS,fln t large department store. — o-------orce suit against her husband. Remus is charged with drag­ (100,000 cnpic* of Ford'* other car. Judging from the number of ging his wife from her automobile and then shooting her. He But no announcement means much un il Ford himself makes it. klaphone call* to The l(era|d ofIf you need a ear go nh'ml and ” ] We should say that there is claims he has done society a favor and in his characteristic till , considerable interest in arrogant manner is preparing to conduct his own defense. buy it. There are so many good cars ina-oceon flights, especially This is the uninviting picture as it is today, says the Jack ­ at such excellent values that there »h«n girls are trying it and one sonville Journal which isiints out that another can he drawn. i * no excuse for li ing without one. Even poverty isn’t an excuse. For 1vf them a Florida girl at that. Says the Journal: cars are sold on payments, and the —■ o----------“Remus who hus perhaps been lhe country’s most notor­ car Itself, Increasing ambition, The Hitting Suns of Rest want lir benches returned to the old ious bootlegger, was a successful lawyer, and the future look­ sc',,'-respect and the value of time, | will helo the buyer to pay for it. fdaces. The members are com- ed bright for a brilliant career. His friends had no worries Dlainig becauso they can’t get HENRY FORD PROVES Go. •X help in the matter. Wo ru over him. Then came prohibition and Itemus turned to an il­ (clfully suggest that they try licit trade. He made his million and seemingly did not care ethe'a saying that "Personality is go fortune of earth’s He grand Jury If -they want uit- if he did have to serve a term in prison for doing it. He had the greatest, good children.'Vl] Is not Ford's ear, hut broken the law but the profits from it were still his. The Ford’s pursonalitv that keeps thnation’s attenTlon concentrated on re understand that something talents that made him a man of excellent prospects- were all that he'-does. itareating in the way of new In* misused. Now he has come to a crisis that is the mast Ser­ M w jnU may be revealed short- ious he has ever faced. It is a charge of murder which is of­ IN LOS ANGELES yesterday When the grand Jury was diu- ten the end of the trail of wrong doing.” Mux S. Iluyes, furmer-Iabor candi­ irged the other day the fore­ The plight of RemuH and the effect of his deed upon so­ date for vice-president in 11)20 totd st) handed over a fist full of the American Federation of Lnh .r intments that were not'given ciety is interestingly depleted by the Journal which continues it ought to sta-t a Ia hoi party in It for the time being. as follows: "This is the setting. It presents some sidelights on 11)2*1. ----------American criminology and a basis for a sociological study. President Green of the federa­ For the land's sake; the supreme tion knows that fuilure is no K<’°d Itemus will go to trinl with eyes fixed on him as the principal »rt has ruled the fifth time on advertisement and will not advise case of the slayers of the Tar- in a winning or losing battle. Justice will be sought hut a step that would mean a miserably Springs poliepman—and ruled curiosity will take first place. The lure of the combat win poor showing and hurt the prestige llnst them, ns usual. What the Put tho question of guilt second in the minds of too manv of organized labor. Union men try citizens of Fluridu want followers. Too frequently the question is not if the ac­ know that one of two candidates low is how many inure limes will win the 11)28 election, und they ll It be possible for this case to cused man is guilty and should pay the penalty, but whether will reserve the right to vote for Carried before the supreme he will “beat'the law’’ on quite the same basis of guessing the one they eunsidur the better irt. The re ought to he an end whether Jack Dempsey will he able to come hack to defeat man. ii t some timo. - Tampa Times, Gene Tunney,” 1 heir eases are still drugging 1 fa have been thinking the same “Remus in his unreal success, by which he amassed an wearily through the courts. king About the Pittman case. ill-gotten fortune, enticed others to the field of outlawed Ytt authorities agree that swift­ A, ------ o ------- 3aid Theodore Roosevelt at tho enterprise. He set an unworthy example. He went to prison ness and certainty of punishment I §York Republican convention hut kept his gains, und, thereby he caused many others to do more to prevent crime than the sy: “A man must be Judged think that they would be willing to spend a few years in most drastic severity. Justice is slothful because of the company he keeps and J prison with endless opportunities for court dc ! .. . J uxurle« they could keep a million dollars in we. do not (|"eitlon tho perfntegrity of Govermr Smith snit of it. The punishment was a trifle for Remus. Some- lay. It is assumed in every trinl > that third will be un appeal. Of I sponsored and backed by Jhinjr wrong with the operation of a law that lure.s men to course there ought to he an appeal smsny isny Hall. Next to being cor- break it.” if sufficient injustice is done. Hutj yoorself Is tolerating it in miscarriage of justice is not ncce*. ‘George Remus illustrates weaknesses that strike to the supporters. A leopard cannot Shortcomings of the prohibition law are «ary to the upsetting of the verdict _ his spots apd there is no core of WK-iety. icnched in a criminal court. The thing as a new Tammany focused tn his case, the tradegy of illegitimate success is ingenuity of lawyers and the length L1*—Sanford Hernbi Teddy, bared, and the gambling side of the enforcement of criminal of the purse of the person on trial Ms 11lustrous father, is given law is exposed anew." account for most of the delay. riling th* truth. If the Tam-Theodore- Roosevelt- once ~pro~ -o y Hall candidate Is not nomlnposed a law denying the' right of a (t~l 'yaar. Tammany will vote court to set aside any judgment of Republican candidate as it merely technical grounds. SPEED UP JUSTICE IM4. In 1884, if it hadn’t The state* and not merely the COLLIKKB MAGAZINE Dr. Bur-hard's imoolitic federal government must act. The J. “Rum, Romanism American Bar Aasociatiun has a Wlll'am Howard Taft. cMaf JuatTammany world tlco of ths supreme court, cal led ‘Upsed since Justice Taft made great opportunity to point out the for Blalna, and the enr system of court procedure a that statement have not lessened ways in which juatice may be in­ da tnith. This year In CollUFs he telligently aufatkened. Jld have missed th« diserac* to civilization. Ha said; complained of the plunder which th- staggering blow The sensefeaa delay which the If then Ir anythin? in qur encourage* “every possible delay to tsp"Hir*n corriottan bv whole government that justlfU* an only man who has been both pres­ and obstruct tbo course of ident and chief justice oCtho su­ nf -CMvelind. attack on our present system *of Hr- confuse Justice. ,■ ■ :h Indbpendant. preme court called a disgrace to Ing, i* th* delays in our Judicial The oil scandals involving Sec- civilisation will remain., a disgrace these days vou 11 pr cdure." ntarv Fall and Messrs. Sinclair civilization •ml read tho remain The twenty yearn and Dobeny came to light in 1923. K O T ’S r0 S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave, $ Loch Arbor Prices © Meet Today’s Demand Brices in Loch . Arbor *SS8* meet the existing con­ ditions of today—one pays for merit in this dcelopment but todays prices will he found astounishingly low'. Have you inquired? DeForest-Sanlord Realtu Co, Box 31 Sanfonb t ____ H. C. VIELE Plumbing — Heating S elect C H R IS T M A S “Service You’ll Appreciate” JA M ES A. SANDS Jeweler liift.s NOW on our new esLsy payment plan. 108 Magnolia Only 1*2 shnpping tlaya bc’ f<ire Cb'isiinns. — ll ,p t y 1icon8i*s ipjw \ • V due on every business, Phone fi:if)J. BOYS WANTED AT ONCE .CITY I.K'ENSES DlIEOCTOliElt 1,1927 i Siif.’ord Avt*. • ’ Apply Circulation Department occupation or profession for which a license i.s required. Herald ttllen Hoy, City Tax Collector. 7-mr b u t w atch L S /h w uccm a hyiu TQkufcp< I �H THURSDAY, TH E elephonc 148 MRS. FRED . S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J M ILADY’S SH O P P E SHOWS L A T E S T FA L L HATS AND ACCESSORIES Displaying a striking line of new f A "Moonlight B lu e’ imported fall hats, mijlinory accessories and felt is made with the tucked crown novelties, Milady's Shhopps on 1and has appllqued motifs of black Park Avenue Wednesday staged velvet outlined with silver threads, its formal fall opening with inany| A much admired chapeau is of IURSDAY eting of the Mwie of its patrons visiting the store (rrse French felt with cyt out motHats simple I n J f s of violet velvet with the fojlagu of the Methodist during the day. held at 7 o’clock at design, y$£ elegant in their aim- ‘of green velvet. Another smart fall tnnex. All members .ilcity were on exhibition. Black, |moael is of jungle green of imwhich will be unusually popular iporied felt trimmed with gold |be present, jhbors of America this season, was shown in beauti o f a lighter green taffeta. Stunning for either afternoon or j 8 o’clock at the Old ful hats of velvet felts, taffeta and fflr calling is a hemstitched taflet* lace. [over the Basket. All shades of brown from t h e ^ model, the crown shading from FRIDAY tan and beige to the deep wood larkspur blue to orchid and on into the deep violpt. At the front is .» ‘ rX w S i'h o ld aii £ tb,lV , * V lnrgc cut out motif of violet felt son. Many new shades of blue, Church Annex be" ............ .. held in place with a pretty rhine[o’clock. All members known as “Moonlight blue," 'sea Btone ornament. The hat is faced wave,” a greenish blue and a attend are-iwith v 101(11 ft'lt. . i n . n .L ___ deeper shade edited Valencia ----------- -----. ting of the Robeccns fcfctured j n the shades of g n en ,} Monkey skin imported felt is dethe Old Masonic two most popular are the "canton v*lop into a clever hat. The entire Basket at 7:30 shades of violet and wisteria and lerown is trimmed with vivid hue l trs are asked to be a purplish pink are also popular taffetta patchwork. n I this season. Red will again be on The "Liady” helmets are especialrting of r a [«7j i c f -the leading colors for fall. W pretty and are shown in tin ■oc 7 ill M 0ne cf thhe lartfe wintlows at new tan and brown tones w ithu Wlgn I Mi-Lady Shoppe is devoted entire- nique feather and metallic trim­ lando. ly to Hallowe’en novelties of all tilings. Gold is on everything this two of the Methodist kinds, and appropriate articles ar-| season, hardly a hat or dress but hold a special mcot- tides for bridge and other prises, what has a touch of gold some[tock at the homo of The colors of gold and black all w here. In addition to the latest models linholser on Oak Avc- repeated in the other window. __ I Here two unusually clever dance and millinery, Mi-Lady’s Shoppe n bridge partyAto be hats are shown. One is fashioned of has a most complete line of bags ’clock at the Legion gold lace developed in the helmet and pockst hooks in all the lead­ auspicies of the Aux-| shape, with its only trimming of ing colors in kid as well as the rep­ Campbell Losslng targe gold novelty pin nt the tile and ■alligator skins. Felt and n Legion. front. Another dance hat m ad: in woo) shoulder flowers, without ison Chapter D. A. R. cloche shape is of black transpnr- which no costume is complete; fn*Y. ests of Mrs. John ent velvet with the coronet effect bo found here. A bewildering $rray of bridge ncheon at ono o’clock over gold lame. The coronet is Hub "iven in honor of <bound with narrow gold braid and tallies ad other accessories ns |nts Mrs. W. E. W at- is caught here anil there with well ns prizes and gl<ta *re ’.n stock. DeForest and Mrs. quaint metallic pin?. MM.a Ml* 13, 1927 Lovely: Bridge P arty fAlathitan Class Holds' Parole B o a r d Jo Hear; JS S £ « g f Given By Miss Perry Monthly Business And Earl Carroll Appeal INI’HRBY, JIB : HOT ATE® O F .B R U ? E HUM BALLY HUMPHREY. AP.-l THUB HUKPHHEY and JOHN;*SEA L) Social Meet Tuesday HUMPHREY. Minors. WASHINGTON Oct., 13,r-(IN Si On Saturday evening Miss Maude he ------parole will cortvene at |^V^MPn^Hdlst^iiv0 UCA ftifiAN ^ Perry entertained a t a most de*. . . . - -boaid — -------— --------, com v itim mt; lightful bridge party at her home _ Alathean ulaaa of tne t irst .Atlanta tomorrow to consider the t u b s t a t e o f FLoitlDV TO; on Palmetto Avenue.' The a ffa ir Baptist Church held Its monthly (p(!roIc application of Earl Carroll, nHUCE HUMPHiiF.Y BAU.T IJCM. was given in honor of Miss Ju lia 1 busincss and ^ ‘a l mMi>nB Tues- theatrical producer now serving a| ■" j Kj J h N HUMPH111K TJn SI Innr*.’ Higgins oft her birthday anniver-‘ “ y "Oeraoon at the church. The penitentiary sentence for perju r>”. and all other parties Interestedt ‘ sary . (hostesses for the afternoon were: the department of justice announcYou are hereby notified that At,. A most enjoyable evening FltBD FOSTER. Ounrdlan ..r the1 ing was’ w.o Mrs. T. K. R o ll,JIrs, B. G. Methvln ed today. and estates of mtUCKi A. H. Carter, federal superin- [’'^ m PHRKT. HALLY lit MPHttBT.t srent In games of bridge and when. ,nd Mn: L- B* Bratrtttendent of prisons snd a member A R T H U R H U M P H H B Y , am i JO H N scores had been added It was found . T c n* s were decorated the board is leaving Washington III M I’ H I I E Y , m i n o r s , lias file.! In| that the high score priie had been (*n ,oranl e arV) b!“c,It' tbc Hallowe en of of I won by Miss R. E. Griffin, while f ° lors ™ baskeU of yellow dais- for Atlanta today. He, the prison I *h<1 office o f th* »^>unty Juda* > Inext highest acorn was held by I ; ! l 1nnd •'oldenroda were placed on warden and physician comprise the ilon r e a u e s l l n a t h a t he he a u l h o r lx - | board. •••I to c o m p r o m i s e and s e t t l e an In- i Miss Elisabeth Rines who received ! ^^^1le■ V ab'netJ, * nd lh c. wJ n* d ehtedness o f F O R T Y -T W O TH O U. the second p riif, ■ i ■^ ^ Numerous block cuts, witches HAND S E V E N H U N D R E D T W E L V E 1 . ! . .. • other suggestions of the Hal* K A FLAN SE E K S TIT L E BOl'T AND .11-10# ( t l t . T I 2 . n i D O L L A R S l *rx■ •;"r r ^ j T S X l STANDARD i M O T O R O IL TRUEMAN FER TIL IZ ER CO. Alain Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Reprt'naentative C. L. Derby Phone 8 ] 1 # Storage Sanford Feed A Supply Co. | am a licensed New York Physician. For yean I have «P«daHsedl» obesity and have treated thousand* of men and women overburdened with excessive flesh. I prescribe for my patients so that their general bealtft will be improved as well as their weight reduced. Will you taka advantage of my great offer? _____ _ ri won ciQia>-N FREE TRIAL TREATMENT AND VALUABLE BOOKLET Know from actuil experience that my treatment will help yon as It h U helped thousands of others. Read what a few patients says tin. t. DtrtuiM rrilti: H m U t l 1 Mb * O. Wbitiow irril«i: *1 h»« lo»«“J4 your iraimtnt ind It 1* «oailwfnl ksl ft pounth u mull ol yuur Irrstownl »»•! h*v« •«*« (tit so will in my tits ss I do now." mfucr*. It does l*nt ss r * *7 I reduced s pousd a day Mi. S. “I luv* lost TO unds ss • m ult of liking your ttislsirnt. frd brlttr In *v»ry »ny. I tin now l*k* bag wilkt oilhoul brtomins lirvd nr snort •I brnih. I Ihsnk you vtry muck jor whst you hsvs don* lor me.” f M*t. As s * S c s i n c t w riitj: “I ITS pounds brfoti I (tulsd ytwt and I now weigh Ul pounds. You this II you lie." Always remember that fat i« dangerous, Your very life is thrMtcnsd b f excess flesh. Get rid ol that (at now. You’ll feel better,. look better.aa« live longer. Write now, this minute, for booklet and Free trial t n t t n s M ■D R . R . N E W M A N Licensed P hysician l i s t * e f N , Y« 2 8 6 FU|h Ave^ New Y ork— Dock D -S tru i-u u m t . -rre-tr Orlando Florida Announce Their *4 - »= t Celebration O C T O B E R 20th to 3 1st NEW SHIPMENT _ X- A fter all, can you be more certain of uniform * ■ reliability than by using * “Standard” Motor Oil? ■»,1T .«# IT1] ritiAMY - S t a £ n d a r d Q i l C o m p a n C o., have such preparations been made. For months our buyers have been searching the markets for the choicest mer­ V,#!-»*•» LADIES, SILK DRESSES o T o our friends in the cities and* territory adjacent to Orlando Latest S tyles Of The S eason Anniversary Celebration. Jf< «■. L-* r* « * , f ir,'•w * y\ ij** . 4- . t v , t*, r Ajt'.L ■ j- . i <*,-. ( * 1 V E R Y SPECIAL! y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY we are giving you this advance information about our 33rd tut dit N ext week your hometown paper will carry complete news of the sale-but if you desire^o have advance information dress so that we can mail you our 33rd. Anniversary C ele­ bration circular. Wm ' ,________ t• about the things w e Will offer let us have your name and ad­ $ 9.95 ’*• S , 1, ’ * " ’- ■ 1 (•«r® ((l# ClKUtV JudtEe H n w .T S S V SS' P lan to be here the first day. Be«ur mind that m e« dise advertised the first day will be 1 Celebration. In th e^ n eantime Wf *h* “ Ih dmy of 1927 a u t o m o b il b road Florida, Gtorfia, K ontueh * * may ba h a d Fr»$ at any o f oa r torv •v WIIIWW*- m aps tOttOMI. 1-Sr-«N’ 106-106 W. first Streeh , -^V . ! •♦jjK chandise of the season to offer in this sale. O f |” 1 before two year* t rJ, t.*!7, with Inlereet Hum (Jet. i «. th. rat, of p, r « ■•unty Judge. i! Never before, in the history of Florida or the Y ow ell-D rew gQUB JA»t, Vv "HARON. TODAY |S •set,a > > w6mm .i .it•»11 *4 This is the sale that you have been waiting for! r,l"h- *w» ONE this 13til . A H E flllu WITHOUT CHANGE OF DIET OR UNNECESSARY EXERCISE K 'ill 1 * 1 3 HUNDRED SIX. f\M» DOLLAHS on or tJctobwr 1. ^ ;m t ,E RB1, * and F a s h i o n a b l e Elton J. Monghion SSI1.1-® b i o h t t J b i o h t M'etltloB .wPrf i ,rnot of th* I M,0» should b* MllnNf n .1 .UL 1*0 t* ,w+t BE S L E N D E R J& ‘ " i t: r m s t y , k i.o in * ■* -1*» . ,?g’ Milane Review . ---- upon the sick fourth round nnd punished him s e - , tore t w o j - e a r * a r t e r Oetoin-t i. t j : : . First game of World Series •tl Billie Young of Ovedo, and look after the absentees more verely throughout the bout. |« lih Interest on s a id deferred p i t ; Dedication of a memorial to '•*>* closely. iT'enta f r o m Oetoln-r 1, IS2*. ai tlt«i , . ~ ~ r a t e o f e l a b t per c e n t per iirinom General Robert E. Lee on Dixie” Mrs. Henderson was appointed Camp F ire Girls To >lnx Hrndbury and mother Mrs. 1 until paid. I n t e r e s t p u t a b l e ».*mifinance chairman, and it was voted C. O. Bradbury Highway near Tallahassee returned home i »"ouaHT to make a free offering at the next Give Matinee Program N OW T H K I t E F O I t K . you and e a c h Tuesday evening from Atlanta, Ga„ of y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to tin meeting, which wil be held at the where they spent a fortnight. u - __ and a p p e a r b e f o r e t h e County J ui I ko in C-MhJF At the children’s matinee Sat- home of Mrs. Henderson. j FRID A Y of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , at hls| Urdu \ morning, a most interesting After the business was conclud­ •.fflee In t h e C o u r t H ouse In S a n ; The many friends of E. Hy wns program will be presented by mem- ed , a me . . .ill I hour . ---- enjoyed, dur- Palmer yvj| regret to learn of the f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a .t: | Richard Barthelmess scores In o ’c l o c k A M on t h e I t l h day *if nei-s ,,f the Hatchinhuw Group of •; nK, " Hme. a program of con- Illness of his mother Mrs. Adnllne trli •THE DROP KICK" N o v e m b er. I 9 J 7 and s h o w cnilse If (am p Eire girls under the direc- teats, music and readings Avas II. Palmer at Benson Springs. any you h a v e why the p r a y e r of the a f o r e s a i d I 'u t U lo n s h o o id not tion ,,f their guardian Mrs. W. E. given. The hostesses served a tasty at««m. This group of girls will salad course ns refreshments , Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson also act as ushers. Those present were: Mrs. Fred motored to Orlando Wednesday i T. K Roll, Mrs. Voile where they spent the afternoon I (be official shaperons for Sat- My®rs* Mrs. F, D. urda* will be Mrs. W. E. Watson, Williams, Mrs. I). D. Wellborn. Mrs. with ihHr daughter, Mrs It F. Whitner Sr.. Miss Mar­ George Huff. Mrs. Guy S. Selmnn, Hardaway, garet \ oung, Mrs. W. Warner and Mrs. J. U Dossey, Mrs. A. Cs Mc­ 1 Lendon, A A. Mnneely, Mrs;. L. B Mrs W. [). Holden. .* Tlie program for Saturday in ad­ Bragg. Mr*. J, r .Mitchell. Mrs] ;j.m y iu dition to the feat ore picture and I. E. Estridge, Mrs. W. E. Dunncomply wifi b«;* piano solo, “S U f wajt, Mrs H. S. Hamrick, Mrs. Shower”, by Miss Ruth Pmrman. Robert Masska, Mrs. R. T. Warren, Architect {{eadiug "Slumber Song’V.ljy Miss Mrs. A. J Walker, Mrs. II. G. Meth­ Fat and fad are mortal enemies. You can’t b« Mary Dighton, and, interpretive vin, Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Mrs. First N atl. Bank Bldg. C. P. Henderson, Mrs. Charlotte stylish and fleshy. The two don’t go together. dame bv Ju lia'R ite hie. by Miss Julicf'Rltct Sanford, Fla. Ginther. Mrs. S. J Nix, Mrs. ft, J. ----But there is no need to be stout. You can have Mrs. Ella Vnrn, Mrs. I^*nn Cupid Is Busy Here, i Taylor, the slender figure which fashion demands, and Methvin, Miss Rorothy Mnrshal], •■id what’s more you can have itCounty Records S h o w ^ g g a J J . - Anniversary M >T1 J I IMiF'S ('(H UT jliij n( ItDi "H E MY W IF E " 3 3 rd D. Jinkina Mrs. O. J . frs. Iludleston motored ft" Benson Springs J attended the dedication iKiris’ dormitory. g County Judge. "W HAT EV E R Y GIRL ’ »f P H. C H A M P L 1 N to said P e t l . SHOULD KNOW” NEW YORK, Oct. 12.— (IN S )— tioner by accepting therefor the sum I ■•f F IF T E E N THOUSAND TW O with Pasty Ruth Miller and Ian ............... .............................. C. Mitchell, president of .L',,uia Ki<1 Knplan, Connecticut III N U K E D t t t O H T V ( 1 1 1 : 1 0 00) i hose playing were: Misa Jtilf* the class, presided over the business lightweight who formerly held the hoi-LAItS. parable V lX thmuhanY i 1 Keith, a comedy drama of youth, pluck and luck. Higgins, Mlsa R. E. Griffn. 'Misa »session whfch was opened with a featherweight crown, was angliiur ll1^ UOLLAMs cash, and K uril for m:lteh uri.l, A.m nlhn IIUNDnitt)' TW KI.VK Added Sewing Party TATK (IK CI.YLIH HUMI niinur. I'KTtTION TO EFFECT USE HY (ll'AIUHAN. , * ' j t ' KUHtlOA TO: IMI’HIIEV. n .Minor, and * 1 iTIlKIl PABTIKH j P-r.I.y notified that AL­ T'Mt. Ouanllaii nf th rslatr of CLYDE IIU I Minor. hu» filed In th« t « nunty JudKe of Item■' •"rido. n ) etltlnn reno 1>' wutkurlieit to tf.. . an Indebted. J}(.;‘TEEN THOUSAND SjHfcl* FIFTY-THItKK IKJLLAIIS. , .. *N P«*lt'>)«ANt. SEVEN IIUNKNn (»4,71000) DOLf ” THOUHANl) JAB. O. AHARON. - ™* -*-1•« k,w' ' " JA TU PA Y ,. Club:Nellie Turner Circle 'Matinee at 10 o’clock Sisters' B r d g e Be Theater, Cupid has been busy in Sanford,' Mrs Hvmn i *n. Guests Wednesday OflMeetsWithMrs.Dossey a ,..,,,,iw u the ofTIciel w o r d , JUNDAY " .................. “ H urt Members if the Nellie Turner of the Seminole Cnonty Courthouse, she will [meeting of the Semin- Mrs. La Verne join Mr. Stephens who is During the past week, marriage engaged in n large painting job at U. Federation will be Circle of the Baptist Church met lo at 2:30 o’clock. All ] cnj 0yable social of this week with Mrs. J. D. Dossey, on Wed­ licenses were issued to the follow­ that place. requested to meet a t j waa muring bridge purty and nesday afternoon for their regular ing A F. Kelley, Richlnnd, Gn„ and Snrnh E. Williams, Sanford; W. C. ptist Church at one |uncheon given Wndnesdny by Mrs. meeting. Mrs. C. J. Rollins has returned will be provided. La Verne Hurt at' her home near Pi Bowls of antigonon vines and Lynn and Mrs. J . W. Wilkins, both to her home at Savannah, Ga., a f­ ] MONDAY the Country club. The guests were zinnias were placed with pleasing of Sanford; O. C. Rowland and ter a pleasant visit hero as the |au Group of Camp the members of the Sisters Bridge effect”about the rooms where the Ruby Young, both of Sanford; Ed­ guest of Mr* C I*. Marshall and gar I’. Zimmerman, and Grace L. Mrs. A. J . Walker, rill meet at 4 o’clock' ciub. members assembled. |of Majorie Boniski. j Bright hued autumnal flowers A fter all business had been trans­ Bowen, both of LongAvood; Walter UESDAY 'were used in decorating the rooms acted the hostess served brick ice­ E. Johnson and Ruby Hodges, both Dr. W. E. MacDougnil motored to of Sanford. chcrs Association of where the card tables had been cream and cake. Orlando Thursday morning where he will attend the Florida Stnte igh School will meet spread for play, vrith goldenrod Members attending this meeting Mr nnd Mrs. W. H. Tunnlclifftf Chlh>lTr<lctors Association. He will k at the Junior High ‘ and daisies predominating. These were; Mrs. J. D. Dossey Mrs. R. E. to Daytona return home Friday evening. 'were artistically arranged in tall Feurifoy, Mr*. D.D. Wellborn, Mrs. motored Wednesday ^cle of the First Bap- wicker baskets and pretty pottery R. II. Antlun-on, Mrs. T. K. Roll, Bench where they will spend a *hort time on business. Mrs. Franklin D. Hardaway and fill meet at the home bowls. Mrs. Fred Meyers, Mrs. A C. McAn exceptionally 'interesting baby left Wednesday pifternoon for ey J. Nix, 111U Bark I-endon, Mrs. j. E. Eastbridge, Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Cowan and Miss Mar­ their home nt Orlando after spend­ D'clock with Mrs. Nix game of bridge syax played during B. G. Methvin. Mrs.O H. Stenstrom, fA. Moreland at host- the morning hours and the pHxe Mrs. F.R. Whittle, Mrs. L. B. Bragg garet Cowan motored to Orlando ing sevvral days here with her par­ We.ln sdav evening to attend the ents, Mr. ami Mrs. Harry J . W il­ for top score a pair of daintily em­ Mrs E J . Taylor, Mrs C. F. Mar­ son. « He of the First Bap- broidered guest towels wns won by shall, Mr«* Hi-orge W, Huff and ! Fashion Show there. ill mdet meet dt 8 o' o’clock IwiJl ' * (Mrs. Floyd Painter. At 1 o’clock the tahleft were laid Mrs A. J . Walker. ren parlors with Mrs. New members present were Mrs. with lovely hand made covers and Sand as hostess. Charlntto Ginther, Mrs. W. E. a tempting luncheon was sefvejL rEDNE8 DAY Covers were laid for) Mrs. Ralph Dunnway, Mrs. J. G. Price and Mrs. Jcpnrtment' of the WoMrs. Braxton L» Perkins, B. Jr. Ganas. Visitors wero Miss will meet a t 3 o'clock Mrs! M. S. Wiggins, Mm. Percy i Jltu.tb " hltt1^* Mfa. C, G. Gannon, house. 1 Mcro, Mrs. Ernest Householder, | !,n<1 Mrs A. C. Williams. ry Wight will,bo hostB a rt P et|rdi*n narty at her home Miss Olive Newman. Miss Mary em on and M rs. H urt. of Heart’s Content” on Elizabeth Pulosten, Miss Mildred |ue at 4:30 o’clock for the Wpifnru n.niii^ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gufford an- Holly, Mis Helen Vernav, Misa Mae Woman’a Pluh L b ” nounce the birth of a daughter on Holly. Mias Emily Griffin and Miss Womans Club only. ' 3eptcmher 2g. The baby has been Ave Wright were among those named Mary Jane. Mrs. Gufford from Sanford attending the Y ach t-1 will be remembered as Miss Peggy ing party given Tuesday evening [oore Hostess by Lionel Feran at Eustis. I Lane. Moore was hostess ufternon at a very ring party at her homo |n Avenue. were bright with basris filled with antigoncs | trns. The afternoon was I 'ring on dainty articles table at the Pipe Orrnar. |hour Mrs. Moore served inch as refreshments, this 'afternoon were . J. Nix. Mr*. T. H. I A. C. Chamberlin,-Mrs. llker, Mrs. H. A. More[Robert L. Glenn, Mrs. »nd Mrs. Moore ; ' ' ^ •re *» Ml re . ^ MK-r *»t ■q-,; » f t- SB N <* t,4j*kk �. •• ‘ V ’> ; ♦ .* V. a .• 7 ______ ■*++k •% Rj — _ :_____*£ _________ — ................................. — •V-Jif « — T- □ jsd. 3 — , it is Brichnnt or Bircham. ’ ANTI-RICE DRI E1N JAPAN .!• -N A M E h e r H u i _ .fimager* •fu<lgr Lennart Lenbart inclines to the ., -------Although she has - iPriniort that the fir s tls the spelling I The movement in Japan to find M argaret Tennyson given. |new fields for rice cultivation in the late poet laurej^1 It Is interesting to note that the Ursul river region of Siberia h e sita te s to publish |Mr. Young made solemn oath that is meeting With opposition from a , f,‘thcy'aic both single, and that "he group who point out that rice ia i knows of no legal impediment really a luxury fAod and urge the All is set for the game tomor-, ingMinsi [ngafnst n their being joined in Japanese to eat more wheat. While row Sanford and Orlando mflixiarc.’’ there is no arguing about questions on the latters home field. The San- IntiTtS-ling Document InUAiOj of taste the rice lovers pay dearly Prophtl Falls To Predict Any International Ne»* S«ril<r SUiff i Notre Dame is expected to play ford Hi team is in the best poasi( ourt H ou se Show s M orm on j PRINCE CLIM BER lor their preference. Rice costs j before a crowd estimated at 60,000 Correspondent. bio "hape and feeU confident of. j , ead er W e n t T o C h a rd o n ! --------Snow Or Ice For This Slate; them two and a half times as much If i,ov which will draw heavily not only .........., — ............ . .as the American s ta ff of Jife. It ia Severe Season Faces Most NEW* YORK. Oct.. 13. * or ire. from Kultimorr und environs,but V,T t a , will b . nu school O R F r f .; F o r I 'c r m llT o W ed 1st Mate1 p *.................. ' » " rh l' hlb“ . American football eleven to the top of Mount Hotaka, one of contended,-r ----moreover, - Wthat - V" wheat is Of State, Asserts Expert national ____ .in its scope ami appeal' from Washington a* well. Hut the day afternoon and many of th estu the highest |>«*4ks in the northern twice ns rich ns rice in protein. than eve a the Annapolis • - \\.<t crowd at thnt tiim? is likely to be dent? are expected to avail them-1 • I f \RDON, O., Oct. 13, fIN S)— group of Japanese Alps, is an en­ WASHINGTON. Pa., Oct. 12— Point elevens, that team r* \ ,?r- eclipsed by, .some Ifi.OoO or more selves of the opportunity to see Ur giiam Voting’s first marriage thusiastic mountain ciimber. Over < (INS)-i-An old fashioned winter Dam*-, court hci! by the e'er •rig nvl by the throng which will turn out their tram prove their worth onlltcen •• in Geauga County and is j*tecp rocks he made his way to the WATCH, CLOCK, JETWELRY |on f . " in the office <>f Probate summit of Hotaka in the company with plenty of snow, rain sleet and ever-n’ bellioiis Knot** R k 'e .'t o ser Itocklie’s eleven face the th field of conlbat. REPAIRING. Round C rystals 45r—Odd and Ice, i< the prediction for the which piny- the Navy at Halt •re army at the \ ankce Stadium in with A. Maki. a famous peak scaler Coach Welchell gave the boy’s I' 1 Ige Charles S. 1-enhart. Shapes a r o u n d .$1.00 ity of runing In the beginning of the la«t cen- who acted ns his guide. next few months of Paul K. «n Saturday., in its f,r!it big , n -, New Y<rk ,oii November 12, and is of the local LITTLE JE W E L E R Y SHOP Schmmtck, self styled weather gngement.' ■NeVer perhaps in ’.be |only slightly more than half ns nround to do at the practice yes- t iy the Mormons flourished in •That Sells . F o r Lent." o n m - t i i o k Ki n i . i r i t i o \ shark and astrologer. ________ Kiit!;wid. dear Chardon. where n history of th l pam.> Has nn eleven large as the om< which it is pre­ terday at the Municipal Bnllfield. 113 P rln c .s s T h eatre Bldg. in tm k : t ii j r n i i ’tAb c o u iit ok | Whed you ___ _ Sitting in his study with maps been "known •*'* universally from dicted will see Notre Dam tackle After running of signals the team tMi p. •retted by them is standing K l.m tll'A , C l l t C r t T C O U R T i 'l l loan on imprortfi sr.MINnl.i-: C o C N T V , IN* CII.VN'Cand charts, Schmmack has traced coast to const! and from, 'he i-*’ilf the University ••* Southern Cali­ indulged in a little scrimmage ’ c,!u\ m an excollent state of presKRV in ata or raaii the position of all the planets tip to the CnnndiiC border a* n the fornia at. Soldi< rs Field, scene of yvhirh was spirited to say the •n u t n. lltANCKS n o n u n s i v . p ro p erty — witk to May 7, 1928, in a special fore­ great machine .that lolls out an­ the Dempsey- Tunney bnttle, on Icn-t. The ran merely served to | I'rigtiam Ypung journeyed to SI CIIVI.I.A u m n la llia iil. Already 45,000 cool off the gridiron warriors and • .ird 1 and oLtnined inense to serv ice — witk’ vs cast for International News Serv­ nually from South H»*nd, Indunn. Noveo her 2d Attorney-at-Law ale h - first plunge iido matrl* ir. a t u iw k r s . .1 ni. own inipacliea ice. to travel thou* ami* •■f miles in tick* ’ - ha"r been sold for that failed to dampen their spirits. Tbr Slut- nf Klnrlil.i to Clmrlc- 1' mo red tape n [ The game at Orlando begns at •'•■'i' ll seas. The licen-e reads ucSchiramaek advises therp will 1m? the course of thv* , , »<on and fin­ gam* in d it is confidently expected Faws-ll Klr»l Nnllonal ll.m': Will practice In all the court* • that th" attendant!? will exceed ra'elv. with strict a '’ "tion to d elays— take tli«i KulMlnu Mllttimk—. WIpciiii- i'i I o'clock and hoth High .Schools are * a big flood in California on Octo­ ish nt or very mm*.- the top . f the Ton .11- I.rd.-i-il 1.1 .tuiirnr l„ 11,■ Examination of Abstracts cf Land I the i rowd <if Ill.tMIO which saw expected to stage a big demonstrn ! ''(’ iition and capitalisation, as t e r up with a«. ber 22. with winter weather set- |football heap every reason. l.lll -f •'"iiiplalnl oi, file h-r-m i the arinv and navy play thero lu^t ’• .H ow . tioii in the way of n parade-by in­ U nlim ited feed^J tin in about November 12. Titles riven especial attention M< ml.i\ th- 7fli day •,r Nov-ml» Perhaps the C arlisle Indians f " ’I he State of Ohio. Geauga l'S27 .,< on- of (I,., respondent* ia stitutions on the scene of the gam*av ailab le for I««m| New York and vicinity will be tthe fabled past with .Inn Thorpe. full. N O T I C K O F S I L K ltockr.e estimsten e«n«errnt1vely nt 2:3d o'clock. urt\ <s. Personally nppeared tli- .,1m,v—-t\ie«i ciitme. • m ounts of $2,0 virited by a big storm lasting from Wnuscka, Mount pb-asam uud tha TUIord-r to ! • • • imhllshed on. • i “ ----■ ■ I I. : g tin Young and made .ipplicn- w . , k f u r f-nr con—ciillve w - e k - in $100,000. 1 V December 1 st to 3rd inclusive. other famous wai'idim ef Glen that Notre flame will have been 1 '1* by 400,unu l!,! 1 !c listrict would not be div- . a marriage I use for Tli- .'‘.infoid M-rald a newspaper Threo daya later there will U a Warner’s r«l-kin. h th ■ p i *• .ll>1 seen ^ or more ^ ^ persons ^ h uudd thr i i I until after tho meeting hen i ^ , ^__ • and Mary Ann Angel c f |ii.l.ll.-lo-.I m Seminole l*c»unt> I I ii 4 heavy snowfall m Canada and the See or addreg I • ,hnl on<* } r.utnbct) r liWheP w a. never nev.-r even even appnmc aonn.uched " J U G G F . R S D A I R Y FARM was , , , . . • m i-ii p of KirtSaml in said counlnrtkara part of the *• United in some measure nt I - ‘ ,but •Vi! n -.- Ihe •iiornhin w \v never Our Local Counts finds in Notre Dame, , a-.j ;iP,i niade made salexnn ..nl-mn .,*u, that th^t he \\ ? mill lodge by HgkviHim.h r.li' nr I'rinceton of . . W . .hatever, final , decision . - . -is. . mada d - (■ States.1 m*> ns rl,-i k f •Phone 37 once did the Indians e\ ■ n approach ttie- bifc.Ahxce. which held ihe ic- Jt had been decided to hold one big , ht *.nd •out i ivikr S . R . Dighloil . seal t h er|oi ., - . Hgaitun Young iof 1 While Christmas *»•us e n-f S'U ■V*> of.Oqtober. j'.ij: Sweet Milk .Sweet Cream the greatness which is an mnual cords fnr '•e-u'-oil ultendsnre Iwforc meeting in I’ansurola in 1928," he f t v-ntv-Jue-years, ,-m . - * » >■ Sanford, FU add the so td V -B I'A l’o i.A Christmas shoppers will have to occurrence with Notre I 'an •■ then, Notre Dame began packing them said, "and the sentiment {>$-#*!. ’•# , I ' L r l i . ff 1Ci * I ____la Butter Milk is so Mi r \nn Angel i- of the age of rcuit irt trudge about in mud and slush this too, the Indiuns had t heir good in all over tlie country. strung thnt we do not expect any -tirhie* m yenrs: thati they uru A M. W E E K : Milk for Babies are noi Hotli ii ; year, but will be recompensed with seasons and their bad sea.-ons. I* C. <3 position. •i."gl*. and not n i-.irrr sirv. tjiap 1 a white Christmas, after which Like most normal elev ens but The DcFuniak meeting will l>- tV -r i u*ins. that Ii- kiio*-va no I x January and February will be cold Notre Dame just goes ot being I b«dd Novomber 4-5 and a larger b gal mpediment against their he­ *nd blustery. good apparently forever. J crowd than last year is expecten me j nrd in marriug • ft* Schinimack says the IJon will *»•! , i due to the increase in the teaching Small reason to wonder, thcref * »J R r. . * ?* lilrrham S'nung ? r ' ' ld [ UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT show his teeth the first part of fore why Notre Dame is the great­ |mips of several of the counties Urn ham Young. March, but that month and April est "big money” eleven the game •"f the district. For treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers and nny skin eruptioa ■•?•"''I to and subscribed this i Barnatt,1a will be relatively springlike. May has ever known or is perhaps bke; t "untie represented are B a '. In h day of February. 1831. He-' Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the > V . «>J - B ld f. ... and Jogs will prove to be unsea­ ly to know for years to conn’. A j |»ENSA*’OI V FI: Oot. 12, j Calhoun, Escambia, Gulf, Holme-, f••'• mo, Ralph Cowles, Dop. Clerk.'* I CS J * JACKSONVF sonable, the astrologer said. combination of Rockne uml an -•»!'• MNS" '\V!,etWc or m,t th- West j J.-tckson, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa. 7 k- signature is dearly not UNION PHARMACY — Phone 375 Chronologically, here is what he parently flexible curriculum whl»a F iorifla Educational Association, Walton and Washington. ’ I’tigham,'* and it is n .t clear forecaata: i leaver plenty of «»pp'*ituni .» ° now o»in|R»sc<l on * »rno ten rounOctober 10— A storm coming travel during term time have s.-r-l |jej| ..j,..|. svntil ..,lt . out of Oregon and sweeping east­ ved to make Notre Dame the mo»t | ^lronif f >r n mci.tnK tl> h,.,<( ward as far as Chicago. travelled College eleven that ever . ^ (| N.,veniber. 1928. that it October Hand 12—First snow tossed n pigskin. t b-ing held i^i virtually ,» certainitv in the Middle Atlantic States. Even this fall, which apparently j nr .OM|intr \\ ||am i\|,.r> ,„ prr. public? Instruction of October 22—A big flood in Cali­ is an off year for the South Bend - ri„ ,1(|eIit fornia* Mercury ia in the sign of tenm in so far as travelling is con-1 Escambia county. Scorpion and Venus descending in ccmed, they already have played | Ii-i’lnite plans for the gathering Virgo, Mars in Llba the Earth or will nt Detroit, Baltimore,' of educator* here are expected .n New York, Des| take form at tho meeting of the asign, Jupiter in Pisces and Saturn Bloomington, ■I i tha whtor $lgn on October 22. Moines and Chicago, calling for sociation at DeFunink next month. November 3—Rain with a mix­ more than 0,000 miles of journey­ Due t o th-' >npiclity of travel on ture of snow. ing to and from their battles. West Florida's good roads, Mr. kl November 12—Mai look for win­ There have been years when this Tyler declared that there is some ter weather coming out of ths east mileage has been more than doubl­ division of opinion as to the advis­ westward to Youngstown. O., in ed. * ability of dividing the district. lie | eluding Pittsburgh on November Against the Navy on Saturday, advanced the opinion .however. 14. •IVTtt' M'IIt •«» High Gridders To N otreD am e s M eetin g MeetOrlandoTeam N avyN ex tSatu rday W illB e Friday Afternoon RWEATHER _ _ H$D OTHER SECTIONS OF U. S. W eek-E ndG rid i ron Classic ■III k.Ifc* FIRST MARRIAGE ■'r,, LICENSE ON S iS te rs-.*1 U1C J. G. SHAKON Of I am lull Educators Of West Florida Will Meet During Next Month V* Oli & \y» a i Of Din ka> i>. November 14—Real snow. November 21—Snow. November 24—Snow. November 28-29—More snow. December 1-3—Thero will be a big storm in New York. December 6 — Canada will be buried in snow. Snow In Canada December 10-12—Canada will ha buried in snow again, u large portion falling also over the north­ ern United States, as far south us Pittsburgh, where outside work will be impossible at this time. December 14—Snow. December 17—Snow. December 18—Snow. December 19—Snow. December 22—Snow. December 24—Snow. Schlmmock personally guarantees there will be a white Christmas. December 26—Snow. December 26—Snow. December 28—-Snow. January 1, 3 and 6—Schimmack advises Jh a t heavy snow may be expected on these dates. The intira months of January and February will be real winter months. March1 and Ari| will be spring­ like. ( M ay.?—Will see the last cold snap of the year. I! Boxjjng Body Will. Attempt T o Oust I LightweightChamp NEW YORK, Oct. 13.— (IN S)— The proposed ousting of Sammy' Mandeil a t lightweight champion is 11 the fit HiM move made by the Nation-1 al Bo i on to boycott ■ title I f th l association placet Mandeil °|>tM Ineligible Hat he will be un-| able tfip ly his profession in aoi i (i cigarette '* fi * goodness V The greatest endorsenietit ever given —J . —•.f to a cigarette is revealed, by the fact that Government figures show that' * are being sm ok ed today than ever it# before. # • |(A gn endorse^*• ment by the m any— not the few^ rh a i . " a ra sR E quiahea the championship voluntarlly$4r defends It against a chal**!?*!?^*»eleet<d_by public demand wil Sammy be pehnltted to operate In anjlerf the rich pay-dirt section*. Maadell’i case up for action at the aqyual meeting of the National Boxing Association in Cleveland neat ftsek. Thomas Donahue, president of . i* the boxing comntissiener o f Connecticut. Several , .hs-‘ wrote Mandeil urg­ ing, him P to j put ’ B P hi# P Ptitle W into ^comwith the winner of a boat '$id Terris and Kid Kaplan. ie'Kanr, Mandeil's man__ made no reply to this reDonahue intends to -prothe boycott. j will euggest that Mandeclared null and void and »plan and Terria fight for the title. Terria and the former featherweight ■"•d-IMlt. n*.,th»» logical H, If till cigarettes tucrc as good as Cartvfl you wouldn't hear qnythyig tfbaut special treatments to make cigarettes good for the throat. Nothing takes the place of choice tobaccos. �PAGE THE SA N FO R D HERALD, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 1 3 ,1 9 2 7 READ TH E ADS brill be scattered through the |columns— If your name is there he Herald Office for a free tickit to the Mllane Theatre. AO. RATES lu h in Advance will b* received and collector »««>* for payment. I _______ 9c a lino m~"_..... ........ 7e a line m~Z_______$e a lino B " ____ ____ 4c a line 1m, THEATRE SANFORD BUICK CO 812 Magonlia Ave. Phone d&'l. I D m llj H m U FOIt MODEL TRIM CO. *We trim the car, not the owner. Phone 8t7 for estimates P. W. RADFORD HUPS—MARMONS Sanfoad Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137, SANFORD Overland Co. Willy*. Knights & Oveiland, Whippits. Park ti Commercial Sts. Phone 68. ■tea on request. heed rales are for t— Business Service | Inserttona. L of average length I.ADIES COATS altered and relin U a lino. ed. 210 laurel Ave. • f charge of 30c forSon. tillin g la reatrlcUd METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ classification, er! istin^. Metal shingles; for is made The Sam standing seam tin and galvlnlied il will be rcsponaible roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak je incorrect insertion. Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. Jlser for subsequent The office should be l.ANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre imediately in caso of Mcriptions, Drugs, Soda. We an is near you as your phone. Call 10; YOUlt BUSINESS Ing Each day there are a number of trea­ sures to he found In the Want Ad»— your name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op­ portunity. daily in jy jg ;/ B o w ME A P A P E R Pa p e r |18— Wanted To Rent charge. owner small laini In keep n few cows and ilckcns must be reasonable. Box . M. \V, care Ilentbl. Phone 148 WAN 1 TO KENT— House funtIsm-il i r unfctrnishml, and four ncren or more, within ten miles of Sanford; good drainage. suitaol* for florii uitural work. State dlttance from xchoo! depot. What hove you under $10 per month. Box M. C. C-o llernld. I Herald reach over .1,000 every dayl •and it costs so little a 12 word ^ V y4A \ .< I ^"MC?OVVJ E M ? \ T H E R E 'S J S . w . J I 'M VWOC7M O U T V>^^5W\pAOOuKJ oP To E o e q v ^reO V * Po rch . t I h f Vj E X T R O O ^ E ^ / d i *7-7- 0-r-i- J.OOMtrtuL ——- v il - - r I j J | I I E: two apartment housos go lot, modern, close ill. surroundings, garage, down balance like .cni. r. t.. a . Kenuud, 2201 (Ink line Kill— \V. Bring Your Ad To The \ H O'AJ D O WOO V N R A P 'T H E e E I f tI N O S L sfe r> - it#— Houses Fur Sale will M t. A Route _ WANT t three lines for three limes w i t h o u t R o o rE -B o V B A \-\! i p t P e o p l e c a l l i n ' o P Ta ' h o u s e - w M e r e ^ \ O U R P A P E R -W H A T 'S H A P P E N E D ^ mBlE. grumble — a n d w o o a B u s i n e s s m a m j^ ^ w H O 'A iik i G r U P A T "TH i S H o u R —OR omble rum RlE \ — I F (T W A ^ M T F o r WOo R m a , \ B E O o T H t R E ? - M M -M m P H \ $.1 ?.>0.1)0 is the pricee of small cot­ tage on well located lot on Mag­ nolia Avenue. $30 cash all that Is required. Balance payable just like rent. !lox 124. care The Herald. Wanted classified ads if not more than BY WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY Mrs. I,uke Thompson ployment The Herald will insert Situation card appear- this column Small cottage on just north of Central Street. $26.00 monthly. Pox 12.1 care The Herald. Situation W anted Ads F ree! To assist those out of work to find em* RENT: Magnolia Avenue p0^fM *d for one month costa only 82.60. Phone 148 Just ask Miscellaneous for "Classified Depart­ m ent". Young Prompt * Efficient Service Ladies Wanted—Splendid PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano ) opportunist to eum good money, tuning by experts with 17 years work. Apply to Circulation experience. Sanford music store easy Manager, The Herald. and Gift Shoppe, Room 10 Si 11 MeLander Arcade, Phone 832. 6*— Help Wanted (Male) nd Found FOR SAI E Eu r> died Spnnisn bungalow nf 5 ioom«. Well locat­ ed, of good iioislru lion. Owner living pc* of •i i and will sell «t roasonulde pri <*. uml on cosy terms, llmi-i* ’<* ited on High — Wanted Street, near Elm Avenue with ».ttractive surroii-j’ingH. Double y iBUY, uml pay cash for second raore. Price furnished $8,600.00 iuml pianos. Box 362, I’ho 10 $500 cash anil the bnlnnce any re­ asonable way. Address Box 411 Core Herald. BUILDING BLOCK5 — Irrig a tio n ---------------------------------- -----------14— Hooms Without Hoard boxes and genend cement w ork'2oo TURPENTINE laborers want I d and lemon, mostly Miracle Concrete Co. J . E. Ter i ed at once, all kinds nf work, |er pup, seven months willeger. Prey. 3rd and Elm. hanging cups now; good houses, NICELY furnished bedraont, gar ld)b< 24— For Sale Ro (!. C. Sperring, Fort Iward. ' gooti woods alt VOltlTiTCimber, close uge included, tent very rviisu.l ■to quarters, good wages also sev- .............................. letal good womimen wanted. Conte, or stolen, one four j write of wire— Rose-Dasher & Co., 15— Apartment For Kent old Pointer pun. finder ICross City, Fla. tify, Nelson Brothers, i -------------------------------------------------- TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, el, Sanford, and recelv* sink in kitchen,, very desirable, LUMBER and complete hue or Have opening for two more young building material. Low prices. | men to learn to run the Linotype with garage. «18 Hint Ave. Phone _\y Security Lumber Cfh, "Where Good machine, Four months course free. Gradsa Come From" Maple Sixth. Phone 797. passenger touring and car, id runs like new, to exr coupe in good condl hor.a 776 nfter 7 P. M. 5— Help Wanted Female DODGE 10-Ii— Plants And Flowers WANT experienced white woman for kitchen. Apply between 3 and ars and Graham trucks 4:30 P. M. Tasty Shop. 208 N. 3th Street. Phone il. Fnrk Ave. 'ONE FURNISHED front apart 2 beds “Woodruff ' nunt, all mmL-r:. conveniences Special'* celery plants. Box b'Ml PIT. W. First St. Phone 207. 'fiineron Ave. 'OR SALE: WANTED— Woman '>r canobl; ’ETUNlA, cornflowers, salvia, lupin and it » &. COWAN CO Autc I young girl to jitay with child heand sheet metal works, 'tween the hours of 2 and f* P. M. plants ready to set now, Call at 600 Myrtle Ave. the Florist. |h Ave. Phone 710-W. FOR S A L E : Two acre lots, an I Dixie Highway between Monro* & ■ Sanford. Fine tri cking land, n;», rily taxes, electricity is available,! also flowing water. See owner, f. I A IlcmiaiflJ •I'liil i i..i. i u» r»tf»Y,CM CK JU*ST VJtHED f To COME SACK HOWE iOOwT O F I.MfCWTAMT - T : .E O u C K C iT WAY !Cm a n m s t o r .s r ___ IS TAKY f\ TRAIN y ' T h AT*S WHAr 1 WANTiEO "TO SEE YOU ABOUT— j. t h o u g h t m cw be y o u AND MRS TYTE COULD y . DftlVE IT S A C > < —^ VJELL.tDUMHO I'LL LET YOU •KNOW IN A FEW VMtNUYES TU I-’ f l l t i T I T t ’n l ' I l T t>F N O T J U R Is h e r e b y given H u t t, J|.'\i i VI Il.i: I ' o r S T V . n . » m i n . \ i l " u n d e r s i g n e d , « in a r f l e il w o m an . IV l 'l l A W K t l V . t h e W ife n f Miturlcn K r o n e n uni) a . i ] 11 * IIV I 'n t n n h t t n a n l — r e s i d e n t nf Hanford In the S t a t e nf ' * '* vs ' M o r l d n . In te n d to iipply liy p. u i l ,u I) r n w r i . k j H 11A It Y X l i t *. I. in t ' h u n c c r y to t h e J u d g e n f the M it At II il i ’ T IH D A L K J i t . , a n d * *r ri, , l 1 , S ?.‘, r l .'** I h '’ T w , * n t y . th ird I KONA t T lH D A l.K . h i s >v f e . \\. • o d le 'al * Ire o lt nf t h e Hints nf I’ K ii'i n s unit .VIAlit■A l l K T !• InrIda, In uml f o r th e C o u n tv nf K l l ' t l M mil « i i e , A. H, J O M N hv'N, S e m i n o l e , nn th e I l t h d ay nf (Veto, d o ing .ms.nose a s J O H N * > N l .D M - '-er. ;V »'• l » J T . ul Hunfnnl, F l o r i d * . 1' 1'tt i ' i i MI'ANV f o r m e r l y JvMIN- ' 1 ' i h e r n V e f th e C o u r t m ay t h e n he. Iu i V A 1* \ T T K I i a t *N. uml It f« r u lic en se in m anage, tnhn I'lsiiMi'in I N C . u t V r iw iru llo n , ‘ h a r u e i f um l e n n i r n l my p m p r r l y liefen.InnlM ll" ' ,M heenuin n f re o d e a l e r ill NViT.i i l i P M A H TK ItH S A I .K . |• »• r> re s p e c t N o ll e >• Is h e r x b ; a l i e n t b u l m u t e r | K H T II IJ U K. K IID N H X . id lo v.rluA ot a l ie v r c e « f C t t r c - ------------- ■•,■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -----------------------■sore nod H»le e n te r e d hi t h e |s> T i lH C lftR IM T I ’M U IIT O K 'T H K n\e e n title d Cttltue. nil t i e L.l.1 , T \V* RN T V T H t It T> .1 IMUI’ I A I. I ’ l i t . inf O c t ......... A. M. U*ii '■ ••**, C H I T OK T I I K H T A T K UK KM>I|I1'eeUil M a s t e r in f b a h o o . nn |».( i n A N D F O I t HK i l l N O !, H nttihty t h e Hevenlh I»n> nl N oveiuF o r . V T V . IN C H A N l ’ KIlV. r. A. I I! t! 7, s a m e In ine' I tu l*| A I . I C K H O Y I . R tM IA M tlK TU.A YN K. , , , f t i ll s f i . t i r l .uni u l e g a l s a l e s I w i d o w ) devluee uml sole h e i r nf i>. In f r o n t nf Ho I ’tiMrl H o use ul Jo h n tlum p den I 'h iim b c r lu y n e . minrtl. Heinlmde f u d n t y . h l o r . d a . t 'n m p l n l n n n t , III o f f e r f o r s a t e t o th e h i g h e s t vs ul lies! b id d e r f u r eush. d u r i n g th e J . W . T H O M P S O N nm1 MA IIY K. Kill h o u r s n f s a le . Ills fn lln w ln g 1 ‘IIOMPHON, Ills wife. T IIK Tier I bed land, s l l u a l s . ly i n g uml t ’llA ltl.K S l ’ U H ’ V|( IIK A I.T V dug in t h e C o u n ty o f Hemlnole a n d t IO M P A N Y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , I'HAM m e of F l o r i d a , m o r e p u rllc iilu rlv F. v Il It t i W N . C D A l ’ P K It HAI.F.H •s, rl rod us f n ltn n *. t o wits C O I I P O R A T l O y , a e o rp o ru tto ii. uml l o t s F o u r I D uml F i t s t l ) » f C. W lt.I.IA M H O N , lie f e m l u n is N n l t l i A N Y H y l f A II K . a c e n r d l n g 8 P R C I A I , MAHTKIPH N O T I t ’ K H F in plot t h e r s n f of reeiird, I n d h e HAT.K, |.u |,Pc Heenrd s of Hemlnole K t t T J t ’ l-, Is h e r e b y r i v e n |o all I'o iittly . F l o r i d a , In P la t Book J . » b u m It m a y c o n c e r n that u n d er ti and b y v i r t u e o f a c e r t a i n d e c r e e T e r m s - - P a s h P u r c h a s e r to pay entered In t h e C i r c u i t P u t i n «.r t h e I t * . ...I. . ' PARTMENT—4 and 5 for rent of *1° cash anil $10 monthly •sill hoy Clements Apts. Garage and wiltFood building lot at remarkably t r furnished; rates reduced. Apply '"w price. Box 1*0 care The Her* Apt. 1 612 Park Ave. aW- 25— Exchange BY TAYLOR Oivai ev o* a rtsvK*- me is- TIIK t ’ llll’l'IT f o l ' I l T INOI.K I’Ot’ NTV. FI.UJI f H A N l’ KItV. \V. I . IIKM.KV ntul K. H. ruriipliiintinl^ i 'll \Itt.KH K, WF.HT. ami h, VVK.lT. ht» tttir. *'l. IH'HIIHON. anil HAM1K I HcfciulantM -lawn location nt remarkably l o w , T U . h[< , .. , . HiiX. NOTIFK HF MAHTKIl'H 'rates. Aik for Mr. llalncs at Th- [, U ur*d “ 'V lot iL in io Sanford u rfine m r- ' N.ita-,* .a hrrchy iiltfii B noil li> virtue nf u Decree 1 ___ thundise business In growing town vliaturc alitl Half enlSre*! cHtlilrit lailK*. nit lb ' u -* , j in .Seminole County. For infornin- liMirr November. A.‘ If-. 1927. U i . _____________________ it'iiin e-hlress 205 W. liith St. San i,f ml M ister |n 1’hnneery or ! BEA UTIFUL APARTM EN TS- f<>ri1, F1* ________________ ... ____ ticiiig Itule Day of T * o rooms kitchenette ami hath, T7j" Ib is C o u r t unit • l e g a l valve i ls y . In VCOU* r r t f K « K f r o n t o f th e CuHM ll»M ee a t Ha J attractively furnished, centrully ____ __ fi.nl, Heiulnulc Countjf. Florida. ’ located, all improvements; $6 i>er w ill u f f e r fu r e s l e t o th e b lg b e s t 'week. Tel 777 or 773, v v b ite r e f r l i r s r a t u r a " * 1 b * " 1 h b ld e r fm* e g e h . d u r l n a th e xu . I rerrlgeratoi, ^ f haurn vf u ,, following 50 pounds tapneity,almost new, ,|,.B,.rii„„i tun*l situate, lying uml lft— Houses For Rent cheaps. 714Oak Ave. I hore 3(M—J . being lu the County **f Hctuinuie - n u ll H la le n f F t u r b la . n m re p a n ic - thence Nvrth S.sT ch ains: thence .'iiE E . NOW-THE TRAIN . back f o r tw o is t l & o o t r i L Ta k e ABOUT 2 0 GALLONS OF GAS IF X O R lU B HIS C A R — , THAT'S AROUND S A - O O ^ / S u r e - w e'l l i DRIVE IT SACK/ WrM 7 1 1 (b ain s; thence 8*>ulb FIVE ROOM house- sleeping por.-h,' r ST ch ains: th e n ce Hast 1 I I doubt* garage, block from bin Ask for Foreman at Herald Office, chains to place of beginning, making 7.*4 servs. nt»r« o r Ivan, line, electric lights, $15 month. J . i ________ — end being the same t r a c t e.ut. V. Martin, care Herald. \ veye.t hy J . N. Bishop and Hus. ale 1?. It shop to Helen M. O. FOR’ SA L E :—Slightly used furn­ Wheeler, snd Ja m e s M. flrmvea. 3-ROOM modern house, close in, iture. Bargain. Roy J , King, 1012 > hy deed dated Ju n e l. t M * .a n d Phone 830—W, rrrnrded In h,mk 17 png* I*. In l*>e O ffic e of tha Klerk of the W. 3rd. St. Circuit Court of Orange County. FOR RENT: Two seven room hous­ Florida, and of which an unes on West 1st St., 2 stories each latge garden spot in rear, for f o r SALE Radiola 20, loud apeakwmter $40 00 each. Jno. F. Pear* r - also boat, traiHr and kicker. 1 W. i Ira yen In Ralph \Vh*4l„ son, 238 Meiach Bldg. Phone 120. Tel/IIaggard237-W. r f by deed dated Feb. 71th. SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, electricity, . bath, fire-place screened porch, double garage. An attractive hnm- partially furnish­ ed. See E. G. Norton, Mellonvllle HA 1.1.ID OilliKN, deceased in 1‘rotiato F in al Nett**, Notice Is hereby a l v m th at th* undersigned wilt on th * first day »i F IV E - ROOM house furnished, November A. D. H I T p r t « m t to th* Bonorable County Ju d g e of hernia, Phone 803—W. •d* County, Flo rid a, lo t d u al r* turn, a c c o u n t and v o u ch e r! os Ad Ifnitae fn* rent.’ 14P3 W. let St. n dn latratrlx o f Ihe psist** of riallit Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. Oleen. deceased, and ul the salt time, then and there, t * t k * appll' FO R RENT j Five room btintralow p» |k« rn*n»r nf Palmetto Avenue end T etts S»eeel. farwa living *fw*»«. i»*-via«» vnnm. •*»« Wdroomo, M*H, - k s - s r . kitchen ennln•-d with e|*r4*4» rnnr* Fre«t ami t i l l and recorded In lunik tx*i, page 414, In the u fflc* uf the clerk of th* elrcult court of • ‘rang* Oaiinlv. Florida. --- * .Msn mimmenclng 11.47 chains North from th* Rniithensl c o r ­ ner of Heetlnn S«. Tnwnehlp te Houth, ^ k a n s * 19 Ka»st: th *n c* North 7H4 chain*: thenr* W e s t T.i* *h sln s; th cn c* H»ut.K 7 74 chalne: thertce H ast 7.14 Chains »• p l a r r of i beginning, mnkimt fi.RI Scree, more nr l*e« being th* -ante tr a ct convened *»•- j . N. Bishop and Ousale M. Dlahop to J « m r s (ItNvrs hy o*ed dated Dec. Slot. l i l t , and recorded In b *« « IT. page 14. In the office of the Clerk of the P ’tf i i 't C ' » - t «f o r a n g e Cnuaty. rtnrlda. All fhe above described land IteTuu In ^ p l l p u I t . Township 19 0 u th 'n f T - r m J t C yaSu P urchascr In M y ' f o 'red-.. _ w. a WII1TK. p o m i Ion, a e i ir t x ir a t io n , a n d W . C. W i l l . un ison a r e d e f e n d a n t s . I* V. B".vle, a s S p e c i a l M a s t e r In Chaimer>. wi l l sell t o th e h i g h e s t and b e s t b id d e r f o r r a s h a t th e f r o n t d o or o f t h e C o u r t H o u s e o f H sm ln o lr C o u n ty In th e C i t y o f Hanford . F l o r i ­ da. o n M ond ay. N o v e m b e r 7th, A. i>„ M*S7, t h e s a m e b e in g Itu le Hay lw N o v e m b e r A. I)„ t » : 7 . d u r i n g the legal h o u rs o f sate th e fo llo w in g d - t i 'r l l i e d r s a l r s t n l e s i t u a t e d . lu H em lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-w lt*. H niitlieast i i o n r t e r o f N o r t h w e s t i,c a r te r o f N ortheast q u a rter o f. • H eetlnn V, T o w n s h i p I t Houth, llnnif* hi K a st; a lso lixglniilng at N ortheast co rn er of above doner Ihed to a c re tr a ct run thence Kast I I fee t; thence Hi.ul h to right of *.va> nf A l la n , tic f o a s t l.tne It. It.: thenci. Houth westerly along ealil right of way In Ka-l ttotindary nl will HI nere t r a c t ! thence North lu the place nf lieglindiig. Also: Beginning at a |met IS3.S feet Narlli ve ileg. t* min. Weal nf the Houthcant c o rn e r of North, weal i|ti,trier of Northeast <tuarte r i f Heetlnn S. Tnwnehlp 7| Houth. 1hinge la H ast; thence iiinnlng N, rth sa d.-g •* tolo. West ’■!*• fee t: th en re Houth M deg. t.» min. Kast I mS.3 fee t; th e ttc e to Northerly illrvclln t a m t nlong ii line ja fe e t \Ve-t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 13, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 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/ef5658adb4d137c632a188165869f2af.pdf 5166be93fad305eb9fc46caaab20af55 PDF Text Text « « Its Richest Garden Land U aw d Wirt, Intcmatjojal NcWj Service B A ml l vol si 7, S t a t e (H iS E ^ ^ c PariV Pa**r* x EscaPe IM^S IT Cfii DPATDI?CC r\p r% n V Sq »•• v ONU.S. PROGRESS r Miraculous ATCOLLEGEMEET B u t A tttffn p t Im p ru d en t ™ President Paint* Picture Of PARIS, Oct. 14.—(IN S J^T he liter's heroic attempt ended happily U. S. Moving Majestically Fwmeh preaas united today., _in r e - |in that there was no tragedy. Her w ia a veritable miracle. It Fur ward With Rest OfWorid joicing over the rescue | irf| Mias Trscu* was much the name as with Col­ Haldeman, umbus, who; 43$ years ago, cried Daring Aviatrix Has Become In Every Field Of Endeavor Ruth Elder and Georgs Hkti ___ , who are on their way to thf. Asores out; 'land* after all the othert hours Potential' Earner Of Million PITTSHURG If; Pa., Oct. 1 4 ,-In ‘,lbo“rd lh* J 'f n^ r BareniMIR*'**■ before had consigned themselves to DollarsFcontMovIe, Lecture, God." talm and phdosophic vein, Presi- th).jr p j ^ “American GisLL'-fetl. Vaudeville And PapefOffers Petit Journal believes th a t' Miss • > TjklCPgDIVORC irrow In Excess TOA ID R U M K IN G 1 fLawRequirement dent Coolidge Thursday took cog­ All papers term thee rescue “a Elder should e up flying, the nisance bf those detractors of the miracle,” but many of tbeni,con* [paper said:—■ a in proportion that Night Club Submits NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (INS)— United States who can see in our dernn Miss Elder for “imprudence.” Col. Lindbergh’s flight wa* well AjtlpUgh. failing in its ultimate every move naught but a greed for I.e Quitidien quotes M. Corbu, repnrrd just that much was Miss $10,000 Weekly Bid goal, Ruth Elder’s dramatic bid gold, laughed at their own vain French filer who was one of those lder'8 fligHt unprepared. She Is a o' be the first woman to fly George Remus Weep^ Like A loriousness and painted a picture planning a Paris to New York beautiful girl, but she should con­ Backers^ Of Flight Intimate across the Atlantic succeeded in tent herself with beauty prises, and Child WHen His Daughter p t an America moving majestically flight as saying: •smashing two records, one of They Are Willing ForTheir "An attempt to cross the north keep nut of aviation." Brings Money Raised For forward with all the rest ofi the Atlantic a t this season is like “ Miss Elder is brave," comment­ Client To Cash lit On Fame which is shared by her pilotworld whether it be in the field of navigator, George Haldeman. DefertfceBy Former Spouse committing suicide. Let u> ed the Journal. "There can he no ihdustry, arts op letters. Indicted-2 Times The fliers took their plane, Over-heated Enginels that Miss GrkVson will _ NEW YORK. Oct. 14 ( N S ) doubt of that. Rut sometimes it The president was leading the this experience-of Miss EfderV "American Girl,” over.a 2,754n U n a a th o riz e d ls CINCINNATI, Ohio.. O ct 14.— With her sudden and dramatic ! takes more courage to wait than it Given As Cause O f celebration of founder's leap into the limelight o f heroism, I nile trans-oceuni scourae, t i t ­ Gaulols commented; “ Miss El- does to start." A P W n r r a n t George Ro(nu«, defiant slayer has annual ance w Y V a r R I I l i >at stolidly in the Hamilton county day at Qlrnegie Institute. Nearby, Miss Ruth Elder, daring aviatrix, ling by 18 miles the pre­ ..Engine’s Explosion today became the potential earn v r, vious record for flight over jail for eight days, repeating the appropriately enough, the twentywater established by Lieuten­ of a million dollars from news- | n est A m 6'^ s ta t e com p­ ttory of the hunt to death of hi* sixth international exhibition of ABOARD S. S. BARENpaper, book, motion picture, vaude- 1 ants Hegenbergor and Maitland , is c h a rg e d w ith m al- wife, with no eirotion but hate in painting, were on display—some n their flight from San Fran-' 400 canvases from the brushes of DRECHT, Bound for Azorea, ville and locture contracts, provid| ce in o ffic e in tw o in- hi* stony eye*. Today he w ept un­ 80 artists, 31} of whom are A f r i ­ ed she chooses to reap from her | rico to Hawaii. [Oct. 14.— (INS)—The rescue onta re tu rn e d ' to d a y bv ashamed a* he was told hi* first cans. exploit the golden harvuS\ which ( To Miss Elder also goes the !of Ruth Elder and Captaiu pecial g ra n d iu ry v ' * •ife, the: woman he left to take Col. Charles Lindbergh refused to t record of the longest flight ever , George Unldeman waa effect­ Ms victim the trail that led . “V>ere are still some who sit oen in v e s tig a tin g , th e atreap after his opoch-making flight. made by a woman. apart, who do not see, who can not alace, under a federal penled after these two daring fly­ o f th e S em in o le b o u n ty Contract negotiations of all sorts, understand,” observed the presi­ /, ■ and now a murderer's ers Had battled hour* againat , • T w e n tv -fiv e o th e r in* from publishing concerns, theptri- ( dent. "To them our industrial life ;d raised $2,000 und sent it the terrific storm hi thealueaL pnt* w e re 'ilao anno»»n" ral agents and night ciuba, poured Mnnati to aid his defense on is the .apotheosis of selfishness. The “American GirT had County Detectives’ HopesAre C ham berlin A ndB eilancnL nud In toduy upon Upon the pretty girl filer’s I* IP of these beinor a> *rdcr charge. “Th. > cannot realise that the excellent Dying during Tueaimanagers, the masted When Arms Expert . C ourage A n d O e te rm in a tio n ' offers ranged from Dutton, promtae** «• iey was brought here .the rattle of the reaper, the ’ . dav night and Wednesday ml ♦>»" Tem«<*’,n rr. Falls To Link Revolvers Of A v ih lrix : U n d e rta k in g *,10,?<)O a .w**k t0 1100 000 for tt Remus,, daughter of buzz of the saw, the clang of niirht it hit a atom area Forrest Lake and A. Of Besch With Jersey Case ro tilh ard y , D w ta m - W onw n Various T . L vIII. chain. ..!■ nn Krause Remus, the the anvil, the roar of the traffic which caueed both pilot* to exert are all part of a mighty symphony, their utmost energies to k*#p the - Indictments against thi mitted today that they were pre­ NEW YORK, O ct 14.—(IN 8)— pared to offer Miss Elder con­ t a dime in the world*-” not only of material but of spirit­ MAYS LANDING, N. P., Oct. [comptroller are believed to be ship aloft. upon the alleged contention sain ...v- lormer bootlegger. “This ual prgresn. Mira Elder states very frankly 11 (INb) —After their hope of Praise and criticism were express­ tracts for appearances afte r her ,ie permitted the president of sacrifice of the wife I deserted that both were worried ’ for fear "Out of them the nation is sup-'linking revolvers found in the home ed today in the wake of the dram­ return to the United States. Vin­ lofunct bank to borrow InW - and my wonderful daughter will porting its religious institutions, '"f Willis Leach v ith the shooting atic flight of Miss Ruth Elder and cent Lopez said that hoTiad cabled BALBOA, CANAL ZONE, Oct., they would not be able to bring kf 40 per cent of the combined assist me beyond relief.” endowing its colleges, providing its of Lir. William A. Lilliendahl were her pilot, George Haldemam the aviatrix an offer of 810,000 a 14,—(IN S)—Lyle Womaek, Hus­ their plan# through th* stortU. . i,l and surplus of the InstltuYesterday morning th* two fly­ The Hamilton county grand Jury charities, furnishing adornments j blasted by thb report of Albeit Whereas lenders In aviation wor® week to appear in his new night band of Ruth Elder, the daring rinil that he allowed the bank is expected to indict Remus today. of architecture, rearing its monu- Foster, Jr„ firearms expert. At- lauding the pretty girl's courage, clob, Casa Lopez. ers, seeking to get out of the . trans-Atlantic aviatrix, who was Ira te on a cash reserve of less It has heard eye witnesses o f the ments, organizing its orchestra*.1hmtic county detectives today turn- gome members of her own sex char­ A number of motion picture reacued a t sea yesterday after her storm area, veered southward and acterized her undertaking as "fool­ companies also were reported plan­ P>0 per C0nt of the total depoa- shooting, relatives of the slain and encouraging its paintings. ' « to the task of removing seven hardy'’ and “unnecessary." plane had Been .forced down in were headed towards the coajrt of |lt is understood that the in- woman and associates of Remus, ning to cash in on the popularity the ocean, today was awaiting fur­ Spain when thsir oil line failed. . "But the America people sec '“‘K ® tombstone* from thd Beach - "It wus a remarkable flight at a [vnts claims that the local in* including George P . Conners, his ................ word.......................................... from his wife before de- With th ^ rg u ag ea showing afWfc Unperturbed. .!nm"y '°.k ,n Oak Grov. cemetery time of the year when the Atlant- which seems destined for the flier. ther [ion was permitted (b keep its iremier of rum king days, who and understand. MUs Elder won two beauty con­ riding whether to ’sail to the Unit- ure in oil supply end their engine they move majestically forward in , 1 :1 « ^ t h e r search for a weapory with stormi ‘ ‘ “ said test before she ever thought of be­ ..pen when the reserve fund ias been making an unsuccessful to meet her or to await h**^nB r»P.'diy» Mj** ® « rr a Jhe consciousness that they are heading them4, to. l "e gr^ ,ejl*r .Clarence rhuinberlin, who flew to coming the first woman to fly the od States [inly 17 per cent. arrival here. h .r. . Haldeman knew Urey could not search for $1,800,000 Remus claims making their contribution in comher arrival lW H * rumor that a week a fte r ‘ ,m*I Ik m at ween n e n emany with Charles W. Levine. Atlantic. indictments against Mr. Dut- Mrs. Imogcne Remus and Pranklin keep (he ship in tba a lr long and an / h e man now facing EWer ha* „ . | nerve and Womack was here visiting his soon as they sighted th* BarenIhurKcd him with issuing L. Dodge, department of Justice mon with our sister nations to Although no announcement has trial kith Mrs.. Lilliendahl for the {[aldenian is a fine pilot.” less drafts in the tot^l agent and her assorted paramour, progress of humanity." , .. been made, it was indicated that parents. He received a message drecht they came down. murder of thp doctor, visited' the m $18,210.77. A capias has hid in bank vaults Tracing further this line of family lot while laborers were j Dr. Katherine BE Davis, a leader Miss Elder’s backers would taka from his wife after a sleepless Th* landing of the aeroplane up­ night and day of haunting- the on the sea by the two flyer* vma Issued for the urrett of Mr. It was expected notice of the In* Reasoning, Mr. Coolidge found in pouring cement for new tombstone In the field of socialogy, termed advantage of some of the offers. but late this afternoon dictment would be served on Rem* the great strides American art bases. If no pistol is found embed- the flight n "mistake." “There is no T. II.' McArdle, Florida promoter, cable office fo r news of hen executed aafsly and wo* a fine bit ‘T v s been through 17 hells," ha of aerial maneuvering, but when | papers had not been served, has taken of late a movement to- ed in the concrete, the state’s won: n alive today that I know of and E. IT. Cornell, one of the flight ua in hie cell by noon today. Undat jtton could not Ik* reached fo r natlonnl character and an elevation "hunch” , will mean payment of who is equipped for such a flight," sponsors, said today th#y [lad "re­ said, "But now I am the happiest attempts were mad* to salvage the $pe said. “I cannot see where she ceived a number of proposals, but man in the world.” ftnent. . Ohio law, this would allow him to of the spiritual levels A stimuli!- $1,000 to this Beach family. aeroplane, it exploded and burned at noon tomorrow. Otherwise sccompli*h"d anything new." indictments against Mr. lead “I<have cabled my lov* to the up. I t l i believed th at the overheat­ o will be arraigned Mnday, before tlon of general interest in the fin-j Simultaneously, John J. Greg­ „ “ A goon typist is of much more declined to divulge the exact nat­ ed engin* paused tha axplosluiw , ure of ths offers for-Ruth'a serv­ bra vast girl in th e world. land Key, numbering eight, Chester Hhoolc of criminal er arts, ne believes, is all essential.! ory, Jr., privute detective service tn humanity," said Win!* ices—If they were ofWre, a t all. __ and Haldeman came ]• them Jointly with making Judge Mira Eldar “We’expect to lit* In the Canal “B is ii fundamental principle employ of Mrs. Lilliendahl > “ * Sack ville Stoner, founder of 'T d o n ’t know what Mira Elder's Zone when Ruth get* .back, hut 1 down afte r U>ey live loans and umbeziV*menu court. of our institutions that freedom, nounced that ho hud picked pVP ths tile league for fostering genius lurns are. .Jill l know la th a t her wtit-probably fo to New York to air for 38 hours *nd had flown Indictments relumed agalns| CHICAGO, Oct* ,14.—UNS^-fwyfUctUou and of- a- man «n two. wshc showed courage but what mbitkon -— ---- . ’wealth __ arc not to . trail . - - who — had ; — aesn — ►She wa» to b* th* firyi wo­ meet her and accompany her hare. nearly 3^0Q milet,.8re0Tdlng to the mi rank Hoffman, alleged "ista r d m* *be’ reserved1fd r the" few, but are negroes emerging from the Lonely good did she do? H n on,y obJa«t man »n with to fly acrosa the Atlantia,. "I am sorry she did not make best estimates they are abl# i k Ur to 10 ip connection with former" for Geo rgs Remu* in the to be reached through equal oppur- Lane lending from the murder was to be the first woman to fly McArdle said. “She never said Paris. I. was behind her attem pt a make. wWaJmHp. factlvitie/aa oficers of the in- now famous Jackk Daniels distillery (unity which Is open to all.” he scene. This supports the widow’* the Atlantic, not to accomplish whether she wanted to go into tha thousand per cent.” something for science." tion. Mk Key now faces charg; siphon robbery, was taken Into cua- aaid. "We have staked America version of the shooting, movies or on the stage. Tha flight NEW YORK. Oct. U . - C m T Womack raid he was acquainted The agents of the Department on the potential capacity of the | | n the report of the firearm* ex­ Guiseppe M. llellanca, noted air­ was uppermost In her mind as fa r three presentments, Mr. Lake tody *by agent! attentions of two remanents with Captain Haldeman, Mira El­ today were centered* upon a lltU# _.nr und the two are jointly of Justice who found him in Ev; average citizen. Truth and beau-1 pert, the prosocutien’s case was plane designer, said Mins Elder’s as L know. flight was mure Important than der's co-pilot, and knew him to ba anston, IlPtftday. . ty are inseparably related. A gen­ appreciably weakened. Foster, af­ l j in 12 indictment, tank steamer which was plough­ "Ws, as backers, co-operatad George Hollis, also' wanted in eral contemplation of fine paint­ ter examining two revolvers con­ those that followed tha .first : rans- with her In this ambition and a fine man. to other indictments were aning through the troughs of the At­ |n ed today against Mr. Lake in connection with the case, fled ings can not fail to provide an in­ fiscated in Beach's home after the Atlantic flight, because It was mode no other provisions. We are lantic Ocean towards & A,0T? * . WASHINGTON, Oct., 14,-(INS) ction with the investigation through the rear door ns the fed­ spiration which will result in the murder, said that not only did they over a course new to alrplr.'ies. On that steamer were Rhth standing by awaiting develop­ "It may turn out that it will pro­ ment*. Vfe understand she L ba. —Several naval vessels are at Elder, daring aviatrix, * n # h * r co­ ne City’s affairs. The present­ eral agents entered In the front, it improvement of the character of fall to groove their feulteta like vid* important knowledge i gurdthe people. It it for this reason those taken from the doctor’s body, ly charge the former mayor was stated. taken to the Azores, and we Gibraltar and would be available pilot, Captain George Haldeman, ovir the Ing Hoffman has been sought by that the painter and the founder but were rusty and had been fired Ing flying condition* the unauthorised issuance of may not hsar from her before to bring home Miss Ruth Eldar miraculously saved from death In Soathem route," he raid. and Captain Haldeman, It was said the ocean wastaa when their plana time warrants. These two in- federal operatives ever since his of art galleries ranks high as pub­ apparently for many months. ' Fraulein Thea Kasche, the Ger­ Saturday or Sunday. a t tha Navy Department today. "American Girl," was forced down nents are understood tQ he the indictment in Indianapolis in con­ lic benefactors. They raise people man aviatrix, thought the flight The ships which ar» near the in a flight that was tb have term­ ones returned In connection nection with the Daniels cane some to a spiritual level which they Three Cases Heard was "splendid," bbt Mrs. Frank­ Winston-Salem Has Asores include the cruiser Detroit inated at Pori*. the probe of the City fovem- two years ago. Mrs. Imogtnc could not otherwise attain.” lin D. Roosevelt was quotsd as say­ and a flotilla of deetroyers. Remus, for whose murder Remus |t. The steamer, the Barendrefchi, In Municipal Court _ _ _ Blaze Of $500,000 In the course of his address, the ing that it was "very fhoiish" for was expected to reach the Axorear was learned this ' afternoon himself now Is held in Cincinatti, president. tok occasion to heap The navy ha* received no re­ Miss Elder to risk her life the way . \\ the Sheriff’s office that the was originally listed as a govern­ praise upn the late Andrew Carn­ Only three cases came before ■he did, although there WINSTON SALEM. N. O. Oet. quest' to send a ship for Mira El­ tomorrow morning. was no as for the arrest of Mr. Amos ment witness in this case. Meanwhile today efforts were be­ 14.—(IN S)—Firs of und«t*rmino& dar and her companions and will egie, one of the greatest of Ameri­ Judge W. E. White for a hearing questioning her bravtry. be mailed to the sheriff of origin early today damaged five make no move along this Una uar ta* made to g e t in touch with the can philanthropic* in the field of in the local police court thia morn­ . County who will serve the pastores In the heart ot the Winston- til furthor advices are recelvad snJdl Dutch S i tanker by w lrel* arts and letters, and secretary of ing. Annie Wilson, negro, appear­ on the state official. % _ Salem builnvss district, caualny from her when she lands in the and vessela rushing out- to meet th* treasury Andrew Mellon, who ed with two. charges against her, her in order to supplement, that damage roughly estimated at $$00,­ Azores. likewise is donating heavily one for contempt of court and an•Vj owenjer* .announcement I k i y n u y t e . ,k t X n“ h « " u' S 2 V . t ___ __ , *)» 000. from his million* to stimulate otMeh jfor disorderly, conduct. She ! : that thefliers had been reacuad Gllmtrs; Inc., a chain department was fined $10 on this first account, general interest in the artistic. HORTA, The Asores, Octi 14— and the plane burned. ktor*, opening on three streeta El ami received th . sealed pre* and the qhargo'ff being disorder­ (IN S)—Th# S. S. Barendreehti here, was completely gutted br.the, [ments which ha4 been d«iiv*| a , _____ , Th* Bxurendrecht carries , on! ly was dlsmiraea. The arrest in this flames. ' Thfee other stores were carrying. Ruth Elder and Captain a small wireless and was unabl case was made by officer R. R. Junkers Plane Leaves YIENNA, Oct 14.—(IN S )-A n- partly destroyed. The flm btbke George Haldeman, will arrive hare in touch with shore stat^i W1111A oth*r romantic love match Involv­ out in Qllmer*’ about 7:30 thia tomorrow, according to advieva news had to be relayed by PortugalForNewYork champion of the world, whose ap The case ugulnst Johnnie Allen, ing a commoner with a member of morning, before the place open­ received today. Ijudge ordered capUsse to be is- parent-indisposition of veiiilft* The B arw drA ht at ../gro, 'for speedJng waa continued tha Roumanian royal family, the ed. ■ Official* are making prepara­ setting a course to Baytown, l for the arrest* of the alfect- his trade has drawn tothe work fire of . Ben , f Thomas- negro, _ , present one marring queen Marie’s LISBON. Oct, 14.—(INS)—The until Monday. tions, to afford the flyers a recept­ as, but afUY picking up Mlra’Klrs. . . i . ’ ’ varisoua state boxing commissions, Junkera. plane D-1230. hopped off w*s also charged with speeding, i plans to establish ■ matrimonial BEGINS LONG HOP ion and given them every comfort der and Haldeman changed her earing the case, Jpdg* | alliance with the Bulgarian royal has agreed to defend his title here at 12:30 P. M. today on k flight to CROYDON AIRDROME, Eng- they may need. course toward* the Azores. .. tnsd the defendant $3. The family, was reported'from Buchar- lan. Oct. 14 (IN81—The longest November 14, promoter, Jim Mul­ New York by way of the Azores, • When li fell, tha American'girl In both traffic cases were .est today. len announced today. airplane flight ever attempted by. A non-stop flight may be attemp­ Was about 350 mile* northwest of LINDBERGH QUITS S. C. Mullen declared'he had secured ted If weather conditions ate good/ m*d» by Officer C. E. Williams. Princess Ileana, aged 18 ami the a woman began at 2:40 o’doek this tho Asorra. \h ro k e n . ofl only unmarried‘daughter of, Queen afternoon when Mrs. Keith MUMr ii m. the signature of Mandell1*mansg* The plane, piloted by Frit* .Loo «d it down when It hod flown ap­ SPARTANBURG, S. C. Oct. 14. proximately 3J300 miles acrosa the Marie and the late King Ferdinand, hopped off for Australia In and carytng Rolf# . Starke, Karl Mexico Confiscates a r\u u n n _ L , cnd his Rockford flaslj against Lowewe, and Lilly Dlllenx, Vien­ (INS)—Faa drawing to e close Atlantic. is said to have fallen in lave with a small- monoplane piloted by Caphhid tour of' the Unltao States, Cot. oung army officer, and advices nese actress, started to make a Wmiam Lancaster, of tb* air re­ Property Of Rebels 1LD n fORCHARD, i B n u n n M«.. n,» i -J salected. While *Misa Elder and Haldapsan O ct i14. ^ opponent promoUeMullen th* winner night to tha United States via th* t • rom Bucharest said that they had serve. Th* distance of the-flight'ia Charles A. Lindbergh hopped off , were on th e ^ w a y to the Ar *t»:10 A. M. today for anensboris Azores more than a week ago. It 13,06# miles. I t h l r sn o rts ° f the M cUrlnn- K*PUn clash flew from Nordernty, Germany, MEXICO CITY, Oct. 14 (INS)— N« C,, where be will he.welcodtad Islands today, the ztoty. of. was given to thereport by |i™ ,Ms%0 A M h*r® Tuesday night will be The government is rapidly confis­ newt from Bucharest that the gov­ “ipvernor McLean and other of-, TALLAHASSEE —Bids V m r A f t X A »«lou. consideration. K.p- to Amsterdam, and from there cating the propoert of Mez icons ernment la. Later In th# day ha will has forbidden the Rouman­ foe construction of 10 hljj started out to Lisbon. wstiM.ne her flight to Denmark/! J* * v. 1 Off Cape Boca, Portugal, how­ involved in the Gomex-Almada re- ian press tb make any mention of and bridge projects In T cot >ata a flying field a t Winatona score of other I was in preparation fox the take-1 ,olT*d 40 ' ever, It waa forced down into th* vdlf, and it. waa estimated today the present whereabout# of any Florida. Balem, N. C. lit sunri** . cate the title by growing out of ■ ton wee truly an that -almost enough money had member of th* royal family. dtes sea and was later taken to Lisbon. Mil But as enth*»lBa«,a boen recovered by the government In. Grayson raid .he divU,onAccording to the dispatches the they battled in the to cover tha coet of putting down young Princess, who accompanied Mh?r conditions would be favorsky waa the fkhle hand r Id uprising. fur a take-off across tho Ather mother to the United States that swung to their aiA at th* i by 8 o’clock tonight. Gan. Arnolfo Gomez, presiden- last* year, had been secretly in love Ctal moment and sent the slug) with a young aide-de-camp of the .tla) candidate and one of the rebel |t $ A. M. weather reports from tram p tanker across their for some fs, Was believed to be still at lata King Ferdinand 1wdi« corporation of America, ThU chanre in fortune secretly.slipped uwuy although the country that fact fail|S. S. leviathan, and Sable Is* te r bad laek had dogged thn professionalwhich ha has bean purth hint to a Black sya pert. “ **re brought to th# plane’s a float creator** who dung loyally the fearleea fliers. S tom a A bracing temperature o ? r Sunday ia so wild that " thj hotel. After studying Ileana Is a sister of Carol, form­ lam. the world may still be in dispute, to tha tenets of the shirt brigade. vailed ia varying tatanrit ‘ breeze with a Ung met th* aarly, i cannot co*rs“nic»t# er crown Princo of Roumanis, who but ell the world today knows who It >rts fof a half hour, Mrs. u w a n e close raca for The weather reporter of The short tim *'after th .veinment..,, deserted his wife and relinquished the champion hupbaao-calRr‘ U, anounced that the flight risers in Sanford this morning. Herald imer, though. 5h* hod to raw at least four of auch Girl" took off from The wind rose a bit during the hi* fight of succession to the throne a postponed, a f l n . ^ * *into, l Eriks, meet Mrs. L. C. Latimer, oubcs of airoremctit •to rt* adherent* In a restaurant until It glided, into the — , J T n through ht*’ infatuation for a to stavo off Mr*. J. repressed keen of Carrollton, Vn* unsniraopaly ac­ miles north weal ed the A*“ today a t breakfast tide. Nor did • ■.r. --.j i 1 Utlaa-halred but plebiaa beauty h*$ was convinced . claimed by three Judge*, “ the shirt-sleeved citlzeaa appear to j ; ran ew Murder Probe named Magda Halan Lupeacu. .'to tsks-off would ^married tJBpra* be suffering from undue expozure. forth. third. mata-eunynon ,rJr. . Mrs. Montgomery used • rather Vests and felt h a ts ' came once Still the sight of a man clad in » !4 '(INB}- 'I'YenCHTHers Are . ron her title yes' juxt low tide is a t 8 o’clock into their own with tha ;» ll»ht ovar-co a t^ ttln g n ax tto a commanding note In her enlL elk. V e-./falr^ond • an element of invutar/ ‘ Mrs. Grayson said she more Straw, preferred and com- iW rt-poured individual, struck "J. H. Montgomery, where are “ * Marion II-1- Off For Natal*- Brazil be able to Uke " ------ dawn. ’ r ............................. .• * note. you? Com* to me this instant!" of an o' 1 broke several points with thddiacordtat note. back b a r ; J *-1 »Urt for ‘ - i. came rushing Ott on the of the chart of live Jersey fa and Frank A. of early morning greetPARIS, Oct. 14 (INS)—A mes**t reporta bureau trseed s uch to the eoiftegUon of fbr cremamarket had not rallied recaived^today a t Le Bourgvt ' w hour wind wag blowing it- > tators. ceurt* downward to 85 degreed. and or* " * ils, Senegal etatad before noon. *croaa thsir route and the This was a t 7:30 o’clock this mornPisco of vital Costas and Lieuril laJ*,than. r#P°rt^ a heavy Th* tamperatur* was nearly, trn aai. L* UrU. hnpaoA oU for< ist evening. ami t last afternoon or B rasil a t 8:ZB A. M. ( ° ° L|IKIES b a c k h o m e .ten m-r'who had 00 degrees sounded today. be exact. 89 degree tha second l* r of the *,4%, I4ft an i three Trorn Paris l^ n iN G T O N of the local « $50!) fo r^ ^ th elr ’ On# of i at I* r*»id«nt nn.i \i. .Vgsntina. chapter “,,J i foresight. Moet people put on «Bro/ h2^Ba/j N to fly to -Sahta Rrat rUll tn meet the m m and- from there ‘ tiseve-al ,DI- j In atmospheric conditions. But end t.; --- --------- — — ' idictments Are linst FJF.Button | CEMETERY SCENE;CRITICISM MIXED OF COPS’ SEARCH)WITHPRAISEFOR FORMURDERGUNjELDEROCEANH(fr Husband Of FHer “Been Through 17 Hells" He Asserts E I.", t S3 B » Sammy Mandell 'Agrees To Defend .Title In November Bucharest Report Says Princess Has ElopedWithOfficer K gather Postpones ■s.Garyson’s Hop r Another ftme*.tr* Edd,e K*n** wh°, »«""•10 saassw Champion SharpiDrop IhMercuryRouts ~ " Members Of Shirt Sleeve Brigade ain jfe . • - ' - r . vi& ’a �M E N 'S C L O T H IN G LADIES & MEN’S SHOES COATS & SWEATERS A MESSAGE FROM NAT BERMAN To Tb* Good People of Sanford and Seminole Count* A menaaite of freetlnfa from an old timer and pioneer *ettler in thin vicinity and abnolnte afuuraae* that I wll »We up to the reputation I hare for Honeat Valoea. Heal Barfalna and Truth­ ful Advertising. „ I have Ju*t cloned a *ucrea*fu| sale in your city for Wagoner furniture Co. and the public ahoWed their appreciation of Honent Va lues by their liberal purehaee* and I will offer bona-fide Value* to merit the confidence of the public and aerre you co«rteously and save you money. Come and SAVE yintr’Share. (Signed) Nat Berman SALE BEGINS FRIDAY OCT. 14 th. 9 A Tomorrow starts the Greatest Event ot the Season. The low prices on all our merchandise comes at a time when they are most needed. These low prices are only made possible by our enormous buying power, therefore enabling us to otter the public unusually low prices on Hi; ........................ We cordially invite you to be one ot the many whowillsharethei 25 All Wool Jersey Dresses - . 95c Each WE BUY STOCKS IN BULK-What Have You? Our business is buying and selling stocks—we will buy anything, anywhere, anytime—if you can’t move your stock of goods, see us, we will buy it outright Salvaging merchandise is our business. Wonderful assortment of all wool Flannel Dresses made up In two (one 1 effect, handsomely trimmed, long and short sleeves, very effective, stripes, plaids and.sol Id colors with belts to match, $10 values • ' ' f "• f• . a ' < 200 MEN’S SUITS \ very good assortment of men's suits and young men's suits, mostly Fall and Winter models and some Spring and Summer Styles—all well khown'brands such as Schloss Brothers and Styleplus and other good . makes. • ' I 50 Pairs Men’s SHOES Some Bostonians a n d Edwin Clapps, broken sizes, nil good shoes, hlce styles. Ladies Winter Coats • j . Very fiae assortment ef.WlNter Costa. All far. trim* mad, HandHomely Valour*, VahretA Polo Clothe*, Dryad Cloths.... Velvateena. Value* from 923 Sale Price $1.95 Spring and Summer Suits, good sizes, values up to $22.50 Big lot of ap>f6-date dress slippers in blade, ‘ Id*y. Look for our Specials! Watch Our Announcements! 50 Suita, all wool, assorted styles! sport models, $25 to $35 values Flannel. 200 Pairs I adies Shoes 200 Pairs of Ladles Shoes, all high RtW* makesNiueen Quality and other brands, all artorte* leathers and canvass, mostly oxfords and straps, varied iftyfts of heels and all sizes. Extra good values—we most sell them NOW! mw ’ 4 • (If that ain't cheap Now 19c rair —- - Big assortment men's and young men’s all worsteds, dark and light colors, real $30 and $40 values Nat Berman �PAttTW O T1IK SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. OCTOBER, M. 1927 Of Sanford Avenue Sih ries Of B est P erfo rm ers Range From 170 To $8$Pef Week With Many Receiving From $40 To $90 Each Week OFFER YOIJ WASHINGTON, Oetoher 14— (INS)—Even in Austria, where . money is scarce and times usually F hard, moving picture players are [ well paid. k'.; Reports issued by the Commerce Department movie section show* the maximum fata of par for movie stars at from $70 to $85 a day, al­ though many well known player* obtain as low as $28 to $43 dally. Ordinary members of the cast draw about $15 a day. while supermimaries are nald at the rate of L about $4 a week with an additional • $-1.50 if they happen to own a dres* suit. American movie »t*r* who re- \ rently showed a fit of tempera­ ROUGE. Oct. I. Woolfero ha* (men interested in ment at the threat of producers to rving a life term in ;i • ro*ial wu'k ami made many visits chop iheir salaries, however, will y for the murder • f hi* to the pen iten tial/ on charitable shop their $5,000 to 10.000 a week | . E. Wmlfeni, at oi.c mission*. It was one of the*e vissalaries, however, will get scant ' a!thy New Orlean. o.i - itn that «he met Woolfero and ’vropsthy from their Austrian 1 « married this week Thereafter, »he saw him each time krother*. Most of the pictures ar* 1 rhom he met since In- she went to the prison. Their produced in Austrian «tudio* ior a son four years agr, friendship ripened into e *>'mance leas, than the w ekly salary of one * prison official* gua.'d- behind prison ba • ' American *tar. Only Four Sfurflos ie et of Woolfero'* mar The wedding 1* the first to be According to the rommerre de- j r ally, it wa* reported performed in the t.nus’.ana penitpartinent there are but four studios t m had made appl r «- 1ntiary and was performed by the \n Austria, all of which are located *t rmission to m arr\ j*. prison chnrlain. The ceremony in Vienna. The Vita U the largest. I r y were married. v*a* held in the prison receiving Vhere are a doxen producer* in the ’» bride i* Mr». Mar'.ba *tatinn. * building separate from country, only f<ur. however, be- , f Neve Orleans. Mrs. | the penitentiary Woolfero was lag considered important. A considerable portion of the . ticcessarv money with which to «| start a film production is obtained , hy the Austrian companies through ‘ the mean* of advance payments by foreign concerns for booking*, to- 1 gather with money secured by the f sail* of important licenses when- . ever thi« is possible. About forty film plays will lie * produced in Austria this year, ac- G $ 4012.95 cording to the estimate. It was 4 $ 4,435.00 said that no American company RSi* 40.42 { yet attempted to stage a movie 4.904.C5 t play for Austria 1X Italy has three producing com- I 205.38 I paniea which made ten picture* !«*t . 170.73 about half that number in 1927. At ,, 760.60 1 present there are but aix workable r' studios in Italy, two in Rome, two L< 345.73 I in Turin, and one each in Milan and Si 697.42 I Florence. Some Costly Film* Some costly films have been turned out in Italy in the paat, no- T< taWy “The Laat Days of Pompeii" Ni and "Quo Vadia." The outlay for these pictures was respectively $275,000 and $150,000. The. usual neaduction cost in Italy is leas than one-tenth of the latter figure. SAME Pictures are made spasmodically In Spain where are located aix studios. Outside of that country in Portugal and a few Latin Amer­ ican countries. The salaries of __ }n. i 1* •S P,n iJ*.h ‘tudLo: . ,ri' Sanianta Invest. Co.’ Ranlanta Invest. Co Sanianta Invest. Co, Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanlahta Invest: Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta InvesLCo. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. Sanianta Invest. Co. UIOCk I* ........ 60.94 350.81 Sanianta Inveit. Co. lock 19 68 399.44 Sanianta Invest. Co.' ,lock 1!' 58 309.41 Sanianta Invest. Co, <*k *9 58 399.lt stale court* by Norwalk man who Sanianta Invest. Co. ock 1U .... 58 399.14 have long been in the oyatar in­ °*k 58.799.44 dustry. Suita totalling $350,000 have been filed by two local oyster ®*k 19 ... 58 399.44 , eapeerni against the city of Nor­ ,,ck 5H 399.44 walk as the result of the state lotk ............ —58 399.44 board of health banning the use of ock 19 58 399.4 4 o/»t«rs taken in Norwalk harbor. The state find* the waters of the llock 19 -.................... 68 399.44 harbor are In such a condition that Block 19..... ..............58 399.44 people’s health would be menaced 1,ock 19 ........ ...... 60 * 413.21 if oysters taken from the harbor *ock 19 .............. 60 ' 413.21 were told. Since such a ban serious­ *ock 19 . .........60 413.21 ly affects local oyatermen, they wknt to be reimbursed and so are. k*k 19 60 413.21 . asking the courts to force the city l°*k 19 GO 413.21 to aatlic the billlo«k 19 60 413.21! Norwalk oysters once wore fa­ lock 19 .......... 60 41.3.21 mous. Along the harbor shores piles of oyster shells started in Sep­ *k * • ~ ........ 6X5 43731 tember grew to mountains bv April mal As*c**n>cnta am payable in full ami ia the “R-leaa months” were r 'k h , 1927; otherwise in ten equnl dumped back into the h arb o r'to »t th« rate of 8 per ctnt per annum on : that future oysters might be ob­ tained. The industry kept thouWitness ray hand aeads busy, dredging the «reter*. ■i the Seal of the City of Sanford tarrying them to land, apeaing Florida, this lith e day ofOctobe 11*27. them, and transhipping them bv (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. raQ to folks far removed from salt water who yearned for an oyster f«Wt. To m o v e the sewage from the batbor and to provide some other r |( r / n (r miens of disposal would cost a Pratty penny, the city fathers find. y — -. R ft r ^ • a e U lt the oyitertaen aey (he change M.B* k . - —--■- .. .. g Bread and Rolls L The remaining four sections of giant pontoon dock for the Bri­ l l naval has* at Singapore will ! launched a t Newcastle-on-Tyne 4sre the end of the year, and it bapad to complete the dock by ggr, (928. The first fkrae sections M» launched last July. M on an 20400 tone of steel a u ! Z $ > P rivets will ba used before the I cfc i* finished. The oacttena w ill I ■VKtad m m -Tii together »* * - in — •-the water a * l HE SMOKES ECRASITE CIGARS 1muscles of hts neck. He « y * that (of the fragsnt plant mad***,. -------iif an ordinary man smoked an ee-1 low. A new idea is the Smoking Iona cigar* with an ec- .'ia*ite cigar. the recoil would al-lco t of lavender in many radio cartridge in each is the feat *ost blow his head off, but he haa jsmall version of the kro*n of a jeung athlete at Baden. Aust- fo trained his muscles that he w ill,la made In flat tube-lik* ,3 ti i. When he b lieve* that the ex- permit anyone to hold a sh a rp -stu ffe d with lavender artf !* plosion is about to take place he pointed instrument close to the ded from * Jape. Other o^|u holds the stump between his teeth, nape of his neck when the explos-! life-like fares, but with antU c.s the “big^bang” proceed. Jon takes place. i | legs of silk wire, have («,,);„ Th^youth ha« sche?led himself to ' ------------- 1-----land feet of lavender-filw keep his head perfectly still and LAVENDER VOGUE if* 11*- Perhaps the most attr» it-.oid n recoil by stiffening the Moths’ invasion of the British )** * mlhiatore "kewpi*■ ----------------------------------- —— Isles fn greater numbers than be- f D uteheap and .trousers .ifty he is said t<» !>* still a man ofifi.re has brought a vogue for lav- 1 an<i filled with \th c lavt-ndr, means. lender just when the bumper supply I _ i a Come out.ot oven at ------ 11:30 A.M. FOR YOUR SUNDAY TABLE insferrt-d to this building two inths ago at the suggestion of( rs. Wodfero, then Mrs. Ogden. The pri«oner’s wife ha* taken a me in Baton Rouge *0 a* to be a* her husband. W.-.lfrm wa*. Lentenrtd to life Imprisonment four years ago for the murder of the son of hi* wife His wife divorced him after he ente't-d the penitentiary. He *s eligir • for a parole in 1933. Although Woolfero sjemt a small f 'tt in* in fighting hi* u s e . Fat and Tender Young Pullets and Fryers You Never Saw Finer. , 1* w- * * Special Baltimore Oysters Home Smoked Fish 17 S an fo rd A ve I’lione S70 Saturday Specials Compare These Pi ires uaranteed Fresh Shinned Ecrirs. 5 lbs. Sugar, only 5 lbs- to customer j Fancy Long: Horn Cheese, lb. j High Grade Self Rising Flour, 6 lbs 3 9 C . !2 lbs. Q 9 C , 24 lbs. : $ 1 Maxwell House Coffee, lb. L 4 Cans No. 1 Tomatoes for j Pure Strawberry Jam, 1 lb, Jar < * R. W . Lawton * r— >i| J* * *f*4 J But you can’t blam l’the people when they see’such remarkable I------— : — Queen Quality and other well known makes ot shoes 19c Corner Sanford A ?e. and 8th St Beans, 2 lbs. 30c Okra, 3 lbs. 25c Onions, 3 lbs. ! 25c Cabbage, 1 lb. 05c Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 25c Grapes, 2 lbs. 25c Apples, 3 lbs. 25c Sweet Potatoes, 6jlbs. 25c Fresh Yard EggS,doz. 60c Celery * 5-10-15c Lettuce . 1045c • Two, three and four suits and the same in dresses to each cus­ tomer. Shoes, shoes, shoes, some bought five pairs at a time and then came back for more. ■ J - Saturday Specials ;- # ■ &9 8c Dresses! Dresses! Dresses! R e g u l a r $15 a n d $20 values are being sacrificed for almost nothing! S S t“ Winter Coats Fur trimmed, values are yv***r*iN iHM r up to $35. : 84.95 Mens Suits Stleplus, S c h 1o as Bro­ thers and o t h e r well known makes, values up to $45. Salvage Sale Prices $4.95$7.95$9.95 Salvage Sale V " % » > w w v u iu l* J o o e Flannel Spring Coats 25 All Wool Flannel Dresses Wonderful assortment of all wool Flan­ nel Dresses made up in two tone effect, handiomely trimmed, long and abort ateevea, very effective, strinea, plaids and solid colors with belts to match, $10 values \ One lot beautiful Flannel' costa, white and tangerine colors, far trimmed, hand* somety tailored, all unliurd. A dandy sport or dress cost. Regular $23 .value Sale Conducted By m J. L. MILLER BAKERY Blue Bonnet M arket 2nd SUrcet fcBanford Avdnuo ' F. S. Vernay and Wim Muagravt, Proprietors 210 E. First S t Next to Woodruff & Watson �PARE oUywood _. _ ware the source- of much amuse Orlando, visited here Sunday. • nt the B aptist,Church Friday rvertfnent. - ' MV. and Mrs. A. G ardiner’an l1 1mg at Jhc heme of Dr. nnd Mrs. Those rnjoyln Mrs. McKee's Mrs. KIdridge were visitors in S«n-i^LBryctU’W Virginia ludght«hJn horhospitality wore _______ _ Daw- ford last Thursday fcnhFWddy »:• of the Rollins students who Mesdames «cn, George and H. C. Parker. EldI- Mr. and Mrz. Gar^tiher aspect tto hive nligncd themselves with tlv Gardiner, Carlson, cnilKe, , ----- r—• Harvey «y, make their home in Sanford when e Hnntist Suftday school, ‘ 1? ’ ■*• nnt^ W. J. Colli. Mr. Gardiner has a position as poaiMr. (•', Selhv has recently hen" 1 cut, t lark Matthers, R. L. Croom, tal' clerk. that his brother, Joy, wfth the S’ James Wellman, H. C. Ward of Mr. antt.M rs. Carl M atthers an<d Petersburg Band in Paris, will s v l inter la rk , Mibb Martha Do'wen Tbinily scent Sunday at Coronadio fi.r home at an early date. Mr* Lope*, Miss Berton and Mrs. P. ach. Jhc Wheni«*ys, U chten3tcir.w Ijfown. Mrs. and Mrs. R: C. Smith wer■e S- buffers, .nnd » Mr*. Bethlth, i f . ' Lutheran congregation hero {pieats of Mr. anO Mrs. Hoyt M or i -g Island, Nife V ffki rind Sub enjoyed u ha*k?t dinner a fter the Ran of Oviedo. .Friend* here ol ban Homes, are (fo^ectcd here Sunday morning service. About Mrs. M organ'will re grot to lenrr ■ latter p art of this month. sixty members of this congregation that she is very ill. ,- f: \ T Sl id ds; of -MlsdUO.d. Parke j - Ir ^r^en<l*. T»yre. present a t , Mrs. King of W inter Park wn tnt«, dinner which wa* In honor of the dit.ntr guest of Miss Dowel tr.eir visiting pastor and teacher, .Sunday. Rev. Joseph DiUds. Rev. Dinds nnd | Mesdame* George Parker am lanuly left tht; nsa^ Say for their G. S. Brown attended a clasrf iocia horn,, m Jbhnst^wn, Pa. Rev. | --------------------------- :— ——*—------Dtr.da has |*.?n |»er* since Septem* 1 her 1st conducting a *licnptU3l school in the Slovak language. He* W v T iN ifilk has also had charge of the morning jkAl A U J j . * C o o l - W ea k fi© 9 D eliciousFood Specials For Saturday « !{ ,* :./ .; '.■J.' Cherry-Nut Layer Cake >% ?^jt * * j Rolls Imported Cheese '‘Roquefort . Pies hv “ Layers Swiss Limberg’er L,*Runs L * French |p-f ^' A and Danish Pasterics * Luncheon Meal 8^ Salads FRESH CasaJuaus WjU. tf/6clalmed ‘‘Miss Spain" In a recent contest . ,t country.yttqw y ahe Is In Hollywood helping to make tho aim* • / more attractive. ’ >*r>■k, •• take several wu«ku to ’m anufacture he new meter* the rtrlw rs of the wo higher claw s introduced printH tables, showing the passengers .run.{tty* amount r eg jt>tired ql ijc loAer charge due, as dlitipeli i,nee the chief of PoiU^ declifreil lie move illegal, it being a regulaion that drivers arc forbidden rom tanking a burgain with the|f nssengjqrs, and he held that fot-’il passenger to'pay less than thuliwU registered in the riiete*. was U’t* r- Park 'vent to .Rwria'i!la s t Frida iWhere they atteni!ed»tthe Wint gain. 't ' | nuk-E ustia football game. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and famil have r*'tiinie<l a fte r visiting * Ten nossee for several weok*. • Mrs. F. S. McKee was a t homo (Mrs. Crews and children, i o Tuesday afternoon of last week to a number of her friends in Sultuibun Homes nnd Goldenrod, from 2 to f> o’clock. T h e‘guests brought their sewing nnd the early part pf thu. afterpoon was devoted .to in­ dustry and conversation. When the work- was laid aside, .there was an hour or puzzles and ami uuestilpu.■ (luesupns. ,ilrK .M i.J.itiolH «t anrtDIrs. W|:W. Wilson tied for first place in this contest, however, Mra. Wilson drew the lucky ntimb'er niid was preven­ ted with a dainty sandalwood sach­ et1and Mf*. Cdnleut s*h»tiawaitled GOLDENROD \T / EU...J i| ''tomatoes 1 u b Cauliflower . GucumbeVs'* * A ■ l . I& Apples if / ('ftWIAnz i M ..E 3 BAKING Arcade The Tnsto Tell*’’ » « c v rw * ik n fx je u « i e a sier fl>l.'1 »*. : Bananas SuwisI). * O S "S -(IB Gonzalez Grocery G6 l t 8 .Magnolia Ave. . V Phone 277 Fur an entire month we are of­ T H ,E , W O R L D 'S G REATEST fering you WONDERFUL VAL­ POWDER UES; Note th ese.for this week SALES 2 \ t TIM E S T llO* S. r. O F c\N Y OTHER BRAND— I r a * Quality! V a l4 eJ b i QUALITY MEATS 10.S pa lm etto ave Flour Plaip pr S^lfvisinff . ■ Spread before >rm in tem pt­ ing display are the choicest cut* of meats we are able to furnish you from day'to day. A glance through our refrig­ erator show cases will make jo u r select inns easy. An ex­ amination of the a kind., you prefer will convince you that it is choice, iuiey and tender. We see to it th if ntir meats never fail to satisfy. • tS u y T j' **Qk ‘vir’ GOOD MEAT m lap so the d rivers w anted to k' ?too low -a ra te , 100 Berlin, were put out of hc,tia^>r.U M I fc.en tly . I l i t h m o ! B efh r [aTes have been in th ree classraded on the efdo of the vcL The system proved unsatl«rj‘. and the-ow ners nnd driv(rreed to adopt the minimum |o as for all taxis. As it would Sandwich Spreads and Relishes DOUBLE A C T IN G / f Before E v e r y th in g Elk&{ isf ■rnr.’> 007 he car can be confiscated, thi Ir haviug no recourse la 'the! /< .atA iiw so it: km , * It Jodjo J. tV. Woodfoug'<Jf i, iV eb.,tevrntly handed, with a salad course. Ritzie-dosse^t tho decision that a person’ ar.d punch. Place curds with nttrae- I Out* Vegelubles a r e u s wholesome ns they are de­ licious. Tomorrow we of­ fer. , «’ . , a. ... *: . les^tito.C an'! egk Dry, Law L-aluroct contains t w o I c a v e r n or units; nnc kiyins to w o r k w h e n thd dough is mixed; the other waits for the heat of the oven t h e n b o t h uni t s wo r k t o g e t h e r . Gives you double value and a double suf«gU.i,rd. againjt failure because it ia ,,.f v,Tr^de with us and be assured of only the best* and most prholesotne. That’s a certainty whenever you come here. Veal* Cutlets , Veal Liver 1 Lamb Chops Tender Steaks FYesh Dressed Fiyera& Hens Rib Roasts Fresh-BorTHam* SRTSanVa ’wow vr fiBUutti. f\ - - .a t t riajii* or Scl/risfn Encore NO; 2 €A N r . White Salt Choice Western hortening. J in in n ’ *ial This Week! . Round 1 Sirloin , C lu t 3141. SACK Fresh 10 ibs. Granulated Sugfai*. Juky 10 IBs. Good Irish Potatoes 20c 11b. Maxwell House C offee.... ..... v47c 2 1 ^ . Good Sound O n i o n s ........ ^ §C 2 Cains Crushed'Pineapple nd vegetables.are essential •to good health. L& us supply your need •‘ISSfi.fiqfatoes, lOlbs. doz. rach 60c :25c rapes, Okra, Greens, Sweet ucumbers, Beans, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery, Sugar Cured Brealtfast Bhtba) f ...f 5 0 C Jones Dairy Farm Sausage Armohrs Slar f l a i l s . 3 lbs. Apples White House Mi& & >nncr 5 lbs. Good Sweet Potatoes ............ -£ .3 0 c 2SC Fresh Craiiberri*^ pound il.. - - - 2 3 c g ' v’ 3ih)oH| f-r, at.lrfJ »’ > '• ..riV P b fR o a sfW ’**: ]e quart trick of Vafcila ilnibcrry gnd Ot^nge Pineapple lea Cream -» �** =, w . PAGE /OUR t h e S anford Herald r U lb J V S A N FO)Rn RD ■- We have been so ongmssi^l recen tly by spiM-ial lermit of •ourt, g ran d ju ry presentment*. C ity Commission m eetings, police dism issals, rcfinain ing plans, and auditors rej>orts t'» aa arr«a>l fla «* a ia llrr A t la D w T . 1*1*. »* **•■ raalaltlff say nothing of W orld’s Series, football gam es and trails-A t­ a t f lA a t a r t f . K l a r l t f a . t »H rr a r t ai lantic flights th a t we had forgotten all about this being Firb l a a t i t a * a t H a r r H X, l " * 7 Prevention Week. O ur attention was called to this fact by R o t.(.am ii u n r s x _ K iim m n . HOWARD nKl«i * 1 ' AMKM a friend who rem inded us that new spapers all over th e coun­ K ARLS y~ J O * K * . N a a u l x K tflta r try are having som ething to say in a n e ffo rt to stress th e HBM H ip rio i ii vti:i im portance of tak in g every precaution a g ain st fire. r * Raaiha It is estim ated th a t sixteen thousand people are burned lir a * B ajlU io death each y ear and that a larg e n u m b er are injured by Wtf l 4 t l f r a»r t t a r k ) ; r t f l l a. p r r > .'lames. Over a forty-four year period from 1879 to 1923 TW ittraM Saafartf p a i r f l a r m - the loss of property by fir. was placed a t more than ted bil­ ( a I h r l a t r r a a gagra ^labar-*bra I tta a ■ * r r » lr r . r r r r l a i a a l r » a lion dollars. Uaaal ..trna >rr ’ .' Ikla Mf>s* p t r'ur l ’ ui a r n a ■•ranit.aail The yearly loss in property in th e U nited S ta te s has been • nvalf'Skea-ai.*a r arita tfnllr r a i r r U « alM br **«tfl ■ ■ m a l a i.f l h r . « two hundred and fifty mil! on dollars nnd this average has •tf. a h r I, V a la r a p r r l a l . t f r a t * lu K U r i la aa tf lla been m aintained for th e past ten y ears. In 1922 and 1926, •T h a a d l i i v c a * a l f a r a a la however, th e loss re a c h e d th e huge sum of five hundred mil­ Iha^t R a a l . It is estim ated th a t forty-five persons lose rhr i p t a lt Il a a m a l t r r n l ( h r lion dollars. A atfll l l u r a a at <T v a l a l i a a * . aa their lives dn’ly by fire find : hat th e loss in property is about th lm a fta a l la w rla lla a ul I’ a h . •Sahara, A d i r r l l a r n , n a d . I d i r r l K l a i a million and half dollars. A saata ..h lrh r r q a lr r a r a r h I 'u b lla b r i.B M iflw r la • a h u l l la a The figures reveal a terrible situ atio n and em phasize t h a r a a a t f a a t f l l a t a u h a r r l a l m a lla l* It l a artfrr.p a »rrlf> ib -u lw lrl, a l l ■he im portance of some step- tow ard cheeking the danger. rlhliaa d r*.rlrru la ll'ia aa a r i l aa is im perative th a t th e people of th is country exercise more h a a a a t h a a l a r a * a a ilh o tf a . care in avoiding fire. There should be no tru stin g to chance >AY OCT., II, 1927 or circum stance in one’s dealings w ith fire. Flames are llKRAl.ll’S rltlM.lt AII treacherous and cannot be trusted. The best rule to follow la t i l ; a n d e a a a l j a d . —73 Wt is to be more carefultfo you will be safe ra th e r than sorry. .— D r t p r t a a l n r o u i r l » J a r h a a a We doubt if thfcie is any organized movement a fo o t'th is alllrr .— C a a * t a » i r l t A a a t Ml. J a a a a l a t f l a u week in Sanford to educate people on th ia subject. There H ire r tf> aal. _ I r a t l a u u l a a a a l h l f “ l*a r- should have been some appeal m ade to exercise extrem e pre­ ■* Kdm ation is one way to make the a r a l l a a o f hnlldlntf p r a - cautions against fire. r h a a a r -, holrl*. a p arlm rai public realize the responsibility th a t is placed upon it- Ffre haa •-—A iM aanillr I Bert. Prevention Week in one of the few special weeks th a t should lrd.'at#U tl«a u ( r l l ; b ra ollfa . • fruit,. be considered seriously. If properly observed, it should serve “ A a a r r a a tf m o t f r r a h o a p l l a l . to check m aterially the huge losses in life and property. IE ROAD OF I.IEE ------------------ (f------------------- a I've riddbn a mile and tru igeil n ® e, Stumbled arid gone astray. Toiled «a 4 fretted a while And Inga my share of play. •' 1 flP Summer "and winter and fall and ■pjSnr Each il» its time I’ve known. There’s nothing a year has power tofbring But wlgj^t If has been my own. And there’s nothing in the joys to be** And nothing new in the cares, AH thin(af;my neighbor must share ■wfth me ’ W hatever the road ho fares. | * »d For h e ^ ia ll weep as I've |vopt and Shall trudge through snow and Thou, dance today he shall p ly the fee In a g u is h and grief and pain. For thCTToad of life Is the same fra il. Rlch^poor, or strong or hnive; Winter Jgid summer and spring and And Uic Jpumcy to the grave. The le iflnm i Herald oska “la borrowIng*w«9in?" No, not if you tan do It rfhfftret away with it. H -------- o-------Doyle Onrlton will tell the poopie cytyopening facts.— Tampa Tribune,vU wouldn't iio any good if Fona wengon his trail. * — - •o • We don't know very much about this occM :ekM flying but if we were Mrs. Grayson that flight across the Atlantic «KiuId go to hang. -------- o------“ Lindjyrgh May Fuss Over Tatlahasseey*’! ailahassec State News, Who wouldn’t. —Tampa Tribune. Isn’t a bit hard on the old capital | inford griddern play foot! afternoon as well as they Tturday against the Pul|ren,' wejjl see — nOrlando’s -» .with euse. -o hat Ruth Elder haa had ■irhculouit escape from thj the Atlantic Ocean, we see thu rabbit foot be* lore popular than ever be* Nov emmej sessio somet us what satchel. Mr. (1 In SanfJ worked wheleht] cHlsen. ing leasj Ten C om m andm ents F or H usbands M1 ______ jl Inbad, the Sailor Vi I npi rl* * l IBJT h» Sinf « K O T ’S S. ROMAN DANTE AND VIRGIL traveled the flightful parts «>f Hell "h ere spirit!, writhed and rolled in re., hot pitth, then going deeper, found Satan, himself, held captive In ice up to hi "ai-.t, hi* waving> h at­ like wing- supplying the odd, ns with thro* ni'.uth*. he e ■*"/■' -three "tinners iru.utlwc u< and B rutu; 1 12 Sanford Aw. ■a Loch Arbor Prices AS SI RANGE «» rnnihlnatinn of b 't a e d . o l d i* cxhihite.l a t ca^ cunventioif Chicago'- '• erican t t ’» a ga- '•tnve and refrigerate! lugger thae the avcomtiined. ,nKe. Here ids > th»! vroge g-' and lb- refr’gerntnr heat i* nl• rt nf the u ri'. in the I' ”- Meet Today’s Di.’inanJ P rices in L o c h . Arlwr IN SPITl i jF warning- and disaster** n’*”} ,n,j woiDeri .oPtinne m eet th e e x istin g con­ the their ft’ g ,.ffnrt t • 1 ' “luer ocean > • in I men are T w*» H "" • way f ■*■ f a n A V 1 r iiir*n}d:tii<>. ' M" * , ■ f> -turt friM.t Cro*« . , t„ \u-tti-vI Franeit" n> f HI tr', i Grays'T. 11*'iii.ui l- A (iern.un I Main, t ,. earning h e r e , v i a lleink.-l \ ml It o E l d e r w a s the A mi Che a ii e* •* last n • • wav t H EY ! HKY! T w s is th e place to t sw ap, exchange, buy or tire s, b o ttle s, metal J« o f all kinds. B ottles o f nil s i/w kinds. Dante And The (ia* Range They Will Fly. Her quivering Kies*1ItattlmnaKe < Wr Ea«>. K laH tf a 1 vc betfn over the road u lot . Up e hill and down, Lnughier! I've had my share of it! Trouyp haa wane me frown. W A s Brisbane Sees ll vrerj a«rr»— H a n g a r a« m M a to lla HKRAl.l), kniPAY; OCTOBER. 11, 1327 A Checking The F ire M enace . w * t■- vB :“ ' ,W , d itions of to d ay —one pays for m e rit In this dcelopm enl b u t todays prices will be found nsto u n ish in g ly low! H ave inquired? DeForest-Santord Real!" 0, P v ritten yesWHEN I MIS U I ,h Angelet, • Several days ago T he Herald published a list of ten com­ tenlas i-'f ...... . »»* >.rk time, t Ch a r g e s m andm ents for wives, the decalogue being the’work of the aot'c l n7e k ' a l i f n lNl l l,.vl i me, four hfj men of a small church in M assachusetts. One of yur women , ar my p l a n e - w » o - . ,ng over the o? - ity. And a subscribers, who ap parently took th e m a tte r som ew hat se r­ ' b P l i n e - - I 'a i* *»f ' *i:e '• - making its iously, h asten s to send in ten com m andm ents for husbands. big F drilv ore ml in L \rg eles fnitn I t seems th a t th e wives of this p articu lar dongregatipn in invitation San ! " ' Ui at< linmi.er nf New England were ra th e r provoked by the rules laid down f,,„,i - in l'".g ir i i.i • * iu rriT • i >i 1:1 >•!•• i*ni»p4*«ii* ivt - *Sitby th e ir husbands, so they set ab o u t to compile com m and­ (* |. mi i ,* In fl\ d>> .n ,oul watch -i ui;."i,i. «:ih ; n t v . i i.< WITN m> ii.iiiil it nil the nf* i \ .'ii \ Nfi:itY. tidal x#*,41 i*f tl.* t’lrrull t’ourl «if S a n D e i g n g r o w f *i "in- day. m ents for th e ir spouses. A>Ml. ..O.lti vt ,/rilKIE MlI'l 111 tin* i win t i -11m t| imlii'liit Circuit tin* refill* «>| I I «rli|a. «»n Itila in** Here is th e list and we'll leave it to our readers as to Mil <l.i> of rt**i•»t|tf*r A l».,1U27. w hether they are us good, if not b e tte r than the com m and­ T l ! i - K Tit AT ID N l iA* today n . t r.1 m.A! f. ri .ii V i: I K I I M J C A S S . .<uit rilaitod to a l m j u t e alil• *l< i I. of Circuit Ciiur*.. will b. m ents set fo rth by the men. kk ns1 t1tin i.tr i i m s Ilv A. M W E E K S . fI mg in Du* future. t.ind- M Ml.iiiim > t * i r« u F |* !«• »i; 11» a • I). C I- Thou sh all show the sam e courtesy to thy wife today safi' flymg "Vc*land with a I N i:i:i.NM V .1. Itf. S A N I • I . I N luTgli -a \iSKA L ) i*. I. I*K«\IU*K. whokt* phi. th a t thou didst when thou were first m arried, tre a tin g her gaud iiilut ind inui'hinv. is s af er u lh.so.\ lu>YI«K x ChillTON. t lift" In unknown S(»hrii«.is fur Cntiifilnlniitit. w ith the sam e deference as thou dost thy sten o g rap h er or the n,,w than autumomlil'g *< «'i>rliim f r o n t an tiff •h. will make ft Dil o this rtiuHt* th.tt % t ft«-t11*. MHiehinv* —on stra n g e r w ithin thy gates. IM .'A 'I .1 Itf HANIMtfFN ,i n*l |; I, I N 1 I I K t I K C l i n * » t i l K T . T W I I N flight- n- Miinpb* and safe as II ty ' Til n th j i ' ihci AH c n t c r i i vu*’i innl «im*h of ''•)! .it* i • « 2. Thou sh a lt express in a urord or a look an apprecia­ i,n*,.n a tlighl omt the English channel, ♦>’ * ■*! it Staff* nr t*4»titit rv «*fit , IN AN 1» I nit SK.MINntsE i.OLNTl tion of the dinner which is set before thee, for it has not come fut* which Northcliff1’. a few years •I* 11 M, •Ilf FI |»1HI.i H t.i 1 m l l.nUllrA. IN CMAM KftY. Hi'h r.Y, Ci«!ii|i|ith*mit. *'f J ••tl lll!%* Ii" II ,4I lit on the table by Itself. ago, offered a Pr >*CH i n t i* t*f f*'l o r hlu f in n . iii*! more tliUfl mu \ i| u>n ta *i AI.M F.l *A i?I' I Vt: Y I»•*fi*mlu nt 3. Rem em ber thy w ife; consult h er about th y prob­ • ill IM ill O F 1*1 III.IC A T I O N st, vmtir plnib s i*f t • hit n> ■ \ MOVING t*P TURK, show* lem s; tell h er about th y w ork;! sh are w ith her th y pleasure, * itiik fiow ti. t hat 1fi*»r»* i* tin in*i T»» Alt?i**iLi S|*l\i*> tt;iy|r»n, l)ll|r>. , Lionel Murryui.... holding the red in f Ith S t u f f n f 1*1 ' n u l . i Hi*r\ Ii * Y ou t i n i’4»i*h. i»rtl»*rttd tu n l f t **1 such as th e circus and th e courtty fair. D * b ' »|D*» im in I *il,i ill'* 1-y Ufpi'tl i j t i l r f ' l v•• i*'* mid I ii iifiDitr uiitin 1 1• ■* branding n n. Ailcen I’ringlu i f \< * \ 4'itii.v'i A | i „ 1917. l*» j 4. Thou shult a t all tim es avoid the appearance of evil. I hot in » •ultlI*i ii*t V' *II 4 till* r *.f Tilt »Li nroviduig the mow white shoulder u i*'l 11m l ll i »• f lu f 11r 111**i I#*** .tin* F ill ..t t i*m|*l;%1til f 11*il a i c u l i i t i i for th e world despisoth th e mart whom it suspects of duplicity ! nnij ,,invi.ring fle.h fi.--h tn t<> which the i *>( i t i !•* u f t l a ii L iliill \ i*ii m ill >1411 III lilt* UHMl >*>l*«| CilllMU .411.1 mn •Mi «'f u i u «11*■ •*%*•r h i i Hi,v 'tiRit ■»M in,his stan d ard of m orale, observing the sam e stan d ard s thy-j'*n><i hut” iron tvi'i i.c applied. i I ji'tirp,. Yli*' Sii li f t*! 11 11•*t'ii lt| | m tie rnliV j self which thou deem est to be Reasonable and proper for thy Thousands l.udth'i-inR a t t h i a | niKiici'uiti: tiii-4 in tn «*4itniiLui i i I«*k}u n u l l <1 .ij. to** tii-vtM|uiii«*r ••• r Mr* til J I. S A N I I M S wblrh Hi! 4 !.nl>*r li.ill !.• jmLllili. l J wife. ^ brandiuy. will I ium II v r e n l i z e t h a t > •». T , \FhtfAltCHr, »fnf| «*fn*lv «>f-v«iti t*-p fmir i\% * w**kh, • i Lii’b ’t * ; r t t i r r won!*! YiuviJ b®6h^ p,.|*wnn>t u y 1» * * *»ml u |i |ii - u r I»#*f*‘t 4*' IY I I h ^ hn y t; ........d s n s , t 'Ii* 1 1. i i f | 6. Thou sh alt not lie nb o u i th y income, fo r the l,<uil vyill MtfJrrCfl nailinil ii fi*W ^Ct^rs i •yt «uM CImu Ii C t*i at Snitf*M I ' .|I»1 Cirtuh *'<mii •. *11*1 ll,** of flrial ■ not hold him gillltldMs who kcepeth his wife in th e dark in re­ Men were skinu.d alive I mp a r l ) i f . . ‘i oar/ V: ; ' MU ,,f '^ * 1 spect to dom estic finances, for such deception is the root of >»n sharp shafts and left nying fur ( u.Mkr aimwer i>> in. tun or Com j v i I" ii'ut.ASS. , all evil. ,'t.rU hoiirs. At the time- nf Henry the plaint Oils ilay fll*>l auain-i you i.j liy A M. WKKKS. ' 6 . Thou s h a lt not forgot an niversaries, rem em bering1 Rcc,,‘),b “ "oikiu.m wua brandedj W|M (. nm ,,f '«,,|1ii"ii>* ■ - --1 " — « it • >-i— „„ l i fr e,-in. K on ,h~ the cheek with a.. hot Iron, If.jeiken ns ri -, i, .u W -yo oui' i anil ami ei eurii ;S a 4I|?HI» A Ii WII.KiNsnN. the birth d ay s o f thy w ife and children and th e wedding day without I'ooimel tor *'oiii| iI.iiii.iiiI, perinis-lon, he left'h is p a r-j UM'1 f 'D raiiMi- pro. .K A I. ) as certainly as thou dost th e anniversary o f th y lodge or the ish to find tlnrk jn another. -rio, nature »r -aid Hint i opening day of th e baseball season. /it,t i" forrelo— »l it I o r l i l u m ini. , Uli|t« dated the .'TU, day of April, a . T. Thou shalt not indulge in heated arg u m en ts with Ihv THOSE HENRY THE Second D. IMS, from i; \ ImiiuluHn and wife, for thou know est th a t th e last word belongs ton woman. ftworkmen may e unfurl the A United Mr' | nv, *lh . . v! . i. (iiTi|t Nil u n t i l . A it til i» AI c*r l w p t l i / r . Me Laulins N ever sh alt thou a tte m p t to impose th y will upon the house­ Ci'iii Mine Wt^kt’i * of AiB^riru, p•itiii iniiriu.’ttjp 1*1*1114; «*u r**r*»nl lu 111** Jew elers-O ptom etrisl hold. for th y home m ust be built upon th e s p irit of love and forbidden by court injunction t > I’uhlle Iterord. of S>>mlnule't'mintv, interfere with the Pittsburgh T e r-1f ,,U,I‘J“ ,u*"k Pak**, not stand on the senseless dominion of anyone member. Itlinnl Coal Corporation’s open1 It Is further ordered that ihl - D iam ond Mountin»r Notice lie puhllhhiil Io TIIK SAN8. 1 hou sh alt assum e a generous responsibility for the shop E ngraving ,rL„, , , ,L ... | !**Utl> II GUAM', a newspaper pubbringing up o f th y children* realizing th a t a portion of their th u t injuilLtn u mid others like li.-ln d In Sanford, Seminole I'ouhi. W atch Repairing it will do a good deal to mpke Florida, nine a week for four t i, disposition has been derived from thee. unions powcrle-- Hut it Isn’t as 1 9. /T h o u s h a lt ap p ear interested in th y w ife’s social liud ns being branded far going. p rattle as thou dost expect h er to be in terested in th y husi- out of your parish to look for work ness c h a tte r. S he m arried thee for a companion, not a three- We dn improve, although slowly. P lum bing — H e a tin g mcal-a-day boarder. "Service You’ll A ppreciate” NEAR RIVERTON, WYO., Ted . . . J J - T.h(' u accom pany thy wife and children to Lee killed I la rattlesnakes with a JA M ES SANDS " " -I ,not hv rtatirtf‘«* to leU the .religion shovel. oi the fam ily be in th y w ife s name. 123 Saitford Ave. Phone 5.101, Rattlesnakes rely entirely on ■ —— o poison and conceit, which makes it e a s y jo dpslroy th*m. So with ■ \ > th*se th a t pervert. trpth in history, 1 r................ POOR ALBERT B. FA LL religidn, ‘b r otherwise. They relv _________ TAMPA TIMES on a poison which is not .'eliuhl ■ and are dispsed of easily. * you c% x t-HIlfl I Select H. C. VIELE C H R IS T M A S Jew eler Kifls NOW on our nrw| easy p ay m en t plan. 108 Magmolia Only 62 shopping dnj's l*-| foro Christmas. AT ONCE U 1 •Ttn- A pply C irculation D ep a rtm e n t . •D A. »» “ r.‘( “ "‘l0'"”1- indeed,■*it I* w do. SENATOR REED OK Missouri, condoned—if, did™ not it the United States guv* ship to huv« the United States sup­ toward covering the whjle thing dissatisfied with nutionul ,eondi-l again come into pos* reme court say anything of Al­ up. i ionstions, says. “The times an ' Teapot Dopte. may ho bert II. Fall, in sustaining thj doclsirn ' “ * «f ‘he lower to u ru t h a tYh's':, If , V ‘l*nKKtr'*tic party is wi-e ripe and rotten ripe for u change.’’ •will speak up and "uiT lie thinks the Republican party ‘he le a p o t Dome nil r e s J * m o,t v#luub*° came of the little black l<‘"*in» must be thrown nut “if this people1 n v e to Harry F. Sinclair was « • '’f," rl,!n* J*1 ,iU ow" members and lidULtfail.. __t__■ * 1 i! H OUDll 1aft ehirinri hnm.iti' and .... I are to remain free. Unnsactlon embodying corruption 8“Un'J cll,,rion rrv crY #nr f°r honehty It will he difficult, however, *-nd fraud and. therefore, ordered 5I3 5 PV m °ndsV C A in the WWrnment, imins says the situation throw out k Republican thut ... party ___ ____ is serious but can h» cnnceleil, that he was n ’fuithfl'*, i 1C 1 rn y 11,1 11,1 components and but it will take the nubile o fficer/ That ,* only high, , K‘ l* rvenU*Ke of <hc P*opI« of I has nation-widtf prosperity, a .ash undor iU banner in next! surplus of $400,000,000 nnd a \otted ro-operatlon of eveiy judicial expresison of the opinion : 1 R' will take that uml noth­ for a l .ng time held by the geneful >V " ' * Pro,ld«nt,*l contest. The j ing plurality of 7.000,000 behind it public. id* mm racy cannot possibly find u \e r y heuvy to lift nnd throw out The story of Albert II. Fall’s ml*>. ™ ? / r ^ f r eryA55n , r ,i ^ & i -— in Sanford («K*lr.irs is p,liable and pathetic. He th(. - —Jn 't mention poll- .had leu. highly honored. Me prov- I . “"*1:mn"? ee-ne l to be vitally In - !unworthy. L’oiu|dering the M i- „„|li1f[ * J V)*1 ,t h, bulldimr roads. That’s 1vldual, tha molt cullouaed are con ! J!?1/ ! ! 9?j !o the i’o It, Doctor, keep on tent to say: Poor Albert U. Fall, (ho ...nrenL i **U» ds. politics will take Th*u> is, howgsrer, a very decided ' 0m° r#l|y gcn.rul public that the criminal 'W '* " Bd^ nt agi'e, aristocrat'!', Austrn- 'courts of the ration should have -fin if lt w J w U things that are I win « at Psln, RcMlkJopklllT rhu | „ ,rn .w h .t „ H~c«rrl«Vcn I n - ! the wrtrld as thi>ugh they dealing with his cats as have th**1t„rn..i ... „ t most of their lives in Urn evil courts, which have btfen slow! j ff . f l ^dthlni* it?* have lately begun to enough, goodness knows. The i’puI-1* 1 “ * ywlth things that as they sway In graceful is general that the very prom- 'jiTpmidentitt'|0 camDaiLiJ50* ™48 ' n Health, wealth and Hath- jng Inen.e of the ex-cabinot marnbar f" acksoaville Journal. We nnd thy circumstances under which nr.,i but |f we did we’d wagrr his crime* wua enmniltt^d if lu* u , titc tociin Turn the fuithat the Journal must be legally - J « U o u t. ’ and they wHl win in 1928. w*y-. . _______ :___ J broadly intimated by the aupreme W*»-*hHl1 ^*** l<* ‘f-tt ---- 1---0-------victory or to go cn fighting court—should have sorted, ami prefers •General Summerall ha* should from now on %ertre, to has­ within itself. ply m ailed from the ten his trial u^on the crjminsl inaitd rumor has it that dirtment, brought against him. A fireman saved a, woman fall­ or a reprimand for ing frum a window in New York Whatever happens to Albert B. by grabbing h«r bv th<j hair. He’s has been saying. Looks government officials Fall ho will always wear’the brand the very man to pick a flea from a iy away f r o h e west of guilt. In the eyes artd minds of f b'dd man’s head with a boxing the- American people, here M m s to to be be i atmosphere sSVms glove. to telling tbe truth ..T h at is not so vary ‘Important. Je happenings In Waah* What Is highly important is tho Poker chips m ad^ from milk cretary Wilbur found out !h*t th* republican party, were exhibited. In Naw York last - ■odailnUtrstlun won’t through the Harding and Coolldgo Week. W e HUDDose- however, that and General Summerall administrations is boUiitl I iy find out thj samo this trannuriiim. It mad for Fall to do what %■?* . 4- t i ( i f | ifh I v f s «»■* CITY LICEN SES D U E OCTOBER 1 ,1927 1 _ -* C ity licenses now due im every business, w M f i!,/ occupation fe ll ,.i Ipil o r profession fo r w hich a license is req u ired . ____I__________________ _____________________________ E llen Hoy, City T ax Collector. Itlj % I*.it W E D E L IV E R IC E , FREE ! • Special Saturday and : [Sunday <r* ( CHANGE^YOUR OIL AND GET YOUR ■ ■ n r ~ With every order to change oil w« will grease your car thorough­ A ly absolutely free of charge. Good Gulf Gasolinev.Oils, Tires and Accessories . i! tn a t is scored by a scoring m i . ■.|l • > chine before it leaves o u r plant |! I an d is c u t in beautiful sq u are I blacks to fill your ice boa p e r­ fectly �THE SANFORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927 | COMING TO THE MILANE TOMORROW [cc Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 85‘J-J Mrs. Robert J. Holly and Mr*. W. Wallace W right motored t.. r»i 'ando Thursday where they sp< n t 1 the afternoon. i l P A R E N T TEACHERS ASSOCIATION HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING Social Mlendar - The first meeting of the P arent Teachers Associatiof for the gram ­ m a r school for the 1927-28 season wus held Thursday afternoon t a t the gram m ar school auditorium. Mrs. Fred Daiger, chairman o f the association, called the meeting to order. The usual routine of business was disposed with bn ac­ count of F a n g e r.sta t^ p ro sid e n t of T h e n a r ' ent-Teaeher. T e Kar‘ dressed the meeting. ° ^ Room three, Mrs. Edward Hig. gins and Mrs. J. E. Torrence. Room four, Mrs. W utt W. W arn­ er and Mrs. II. M. Uumbley. FRIDAY Room five, Mrs. M. Minarik and r meeting of the Rebeccas Mrs.. B. F. Uanas. , »ld at the Old Masonic Room six, Mrs. S,-Ri Dighton und r the Basket at 7:30 Mrs. L. Allen. V-' • ilembers are asked to be Room seven, MrsCR. \V. Lawton and Mrs. C. M. ption bridge party to be Room eight, M rs.-ft.-M inchew 8 o’clock a t the Legion and Mrs. H. E. Weekley. the auspicies of the A m Room nine, Mrs, H. M, Colbert and Mrs. E. J. Wliilam*. rican Legion. . ‘ ne ch.a irn” »n announced the varRoom ten. Mrs. J .A . Cook r.nd SATUDAY niiitees* ?F i n a J ,l *ndinK com. Mrs. B. G. Methvin.* The following will.serve as hostn’s Matinee a t 10 o’clock George ’ Davis ° Hart™ 111!!™ Mfa‘ ilane Theater. chalrmmam Mrs. Henry Njckle™ esses for the November' Meeting. Mrs. Charles p. Vincent,’chairman, S IN DAY W p Bock custodian. Mrs f S jy meeting of the Semin- Talbott; Welfare^ committee. Mrs Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Mrs. G’orge P. U. Federation will be A- C. Hamil, chairman, Mrs. c II Davis Hart and Mrs. G> D. Bishop. A fter the appointing of commitviedb at 2:30 o'clock. All Cogburn. Mrs. Jesse Neely arid |tees, the chairman introduced Mrs. are requested to m eet a t Mrs. L. N. N ott; Hospitality comBaptist Church at one n t^ te e ,, Mrs. Charles P.. Vincent IFarmer'who gave an unusually In­ irs will be provided. Chairman, Mrs. Janies G Shi.™*’ teresting and inspiring talk which MONDAY F. S. Vernay, Mrs. s. R; was fulF of helpful suggestions for service ard progression. t Mallory Circle of the Dighton, ^ r8, Braxton U Perkins, the conclusion of the meeting. 1 ist Church will meet with „ • R* nnci Mr?*, o P a At most delightful social hour was' Smith nt 3::i0 o'clock at Herpdon. enjoyed. The hostess committee j in Fort Mellon. Membership committee. Mrs. Les- served refreshing fruit punch and les of the iAuxiliary of Bryan chairman, assisted by the wafers. The hostesses for October terian CHtfrch will meet following grade mothers; were Mrs. .In m e rO c Sharon, chair­ the following places; Room one, Mrs. St. Claire White man', Mrs. W. Morton Thiguen me and nine, with Mrs. I :»nd Mrs. A. B. Mahoney, Mrs. Hugh Tcrrente, Mrs. O. .1.1 h and Mrs. Charles P. Room two. Mrs. F. S. Vernay and Pope, Mrs. G. H. Hr own, Mrs. R. chairman, meet with .Mrs. Joe Grahunt. n : Muirhcad and Mrs. S p i«r.\ no. two.— Mrs. Johrj Ba­ rman, meets with Mr*. I4 Ii, 214 Central Avenue, no. three,—Mrs. Porter Id chairman, meets with 'cd T. Williams on Crystal WMm t» WILLIAMS LALOR CLARENCE ALLIEN WILLIAMS nces the m arriage of her daughter RI'BA SARAH to HUGH LALOR wedding taking place lay afternoon nt 5 o’clock Methodist pnrsonage in Orlando. 1 * What happens "to young peopl? !.<• go to college in theie so-called ■ 2 days?- V * ' . The answ er , to this question is m en in F irst N ational’s “The Drop ick,” sta rrin g Richard Barthel<•>-. a story of college life today, huh comes to the Milano Then- , e t ' *i . ' TtufTOOp Kick" is an entertajng >fory. with tlramutic thrill* ni much comedy, aiul (liVofed , ith the excitetpcnt*«if a big foot* 1 ill game. JVjr the story unfolaj£ . « * « S it A IIV top Kick.’’ ... i i he picture is produced by Ray mkett and ilirccted by Millard Vbh, with Arthur Edespn.chief imeranuin., , • A The fnothall sequence* wore adc on historic Rose Uowl, Post.-nu, home .o f the fiunnu*Hcn?ti'st football gomes on New Year’j ft l/« 1 On? of the hlvlles?*ffa^r*‘bf Vhe1 season was th a t of Wednesday when Mrs. Clyde Byrd entertain­ ed at bridge und luncheon a t her home on Mello'nville Avenue. The gtiests wer<? members of the Young Matrons Bridge Club and Sans Souci'Bridge Club. The rooms where the guests as­ sembled for the guma were a ver­ itable woodland scene having quantities of gorgeous native wild flower* -with . galdcarod.. duiscies and wild asters predominating. •Tallies for the game were done in the shape* of the various card UfaAi- v lf .r iV:a 3 b Conw»y Tcwle « a Dorothy S .b .rt)„ fc, . It!, of Forgotten W « * n » Rarthelmess Stars In College Picture At Milane Theater r* t 'harlotte Ginther and two II daughters have returned i Orlando, where they have visiting relatives. John tt. McDonald and son F ustir. form er residents urd spent the clay ty visiting friends. many friends of M aster For. Jr.. will regret to hat he is il n t the home of it Mrs. E. A. Douglass. TJART - Southern Ice & Storage 0!. will build packmi se on trucks of F. E. C. Ry N oftfim eyou 'j buy calomel ask j R. E. Johnson returned to San­ ford Thumday morning after spending the past fortnight with hi* sisters a t Lakeland. The nu1n<rous'friends of U p . Alfred LHJa will be glacf to know that ahe la-ampldly ipipruving af­ ter an Citeess of several months, and plans to return to Sanford In about two wetka, from Savannah, ( Ga., where she has been recuperat­ ing for the past few weeks, . j •». - * ' v* ’a • n u ll TUB ISLE OF FORGOTTEN WOMEN" with Conway Tearle < oming "CAMILLE" UNDERWORLD Columbia Pictures I q ir •‘gen,! .01T CONWAY TEARLE ISLE OF FORQOIVEN l *. j A- ♦ P'»*« i i 'V t l d t DOROTHY SEBASTIAN A lice C alhoun C lbcon G ow lan d - -- DlrMI*4 Vy “ » « * « ■ G eorge B. S e itz iwMkIlunnt,S*»tfcKint, I a4 guile, (k il hraten, Very, very high pressure executives make it a rule to pretzel at least once every after* noon. They find that biting out letters rests their 90 H. P. brains. Try it. Lock the doors. Send out ivord you're in conference a n d start biting. A good word to bite is Architect jbevausc; it helps mgkc yop believe you are —busy, nt least, being a pretzelecr. It wao a pretzeleer who invented the word toothsome. He was thinking o f the f;nc hearty salty flavor that comes free with every O-So-Gud. An J the crispness and briit* t’ • ”0 say nothing of the crunchineM. 1 ..lore you pretzel with O-So-Guda the better you like it. Pretzel before going to bed. W ith soup, salad, dessert. W hen you drink ginger ale. If the youngsters svill eat between meals there's nothing better th an a knotty but nice pretzel. . . And you don’t have to worry about digesting them. T hat’s easy. Unceda Dakcrs pretzels, of course. W 4 call them 0>So<Guds because they are. SPECIALS ' Cream and Sugar, regular price $1.50, Saturday speclul.... $ 1 . 1 V inifi xjflalJA IHliUt" titia d c i .«'» » .i'n ; iO-GUD Ml.lkl. »*». DREKAS PRETZELS Since 1878 One Of Floridas Leading Department Stores 1 Bi/tym rU atn •ml • / g rta t, groii tvisty O. So-GmJ l Vm ta t trirytbikg i Mr*. Roberta Howard of Quincy, Wd Mrs. Leon LaRoy and who been visiting her son and **r, Jane were the ugest of wife, has Mr. and Mr*. Julian Howard ■*Mn. E. E. LeRoy on Sua- a t Orlando, arrived here Thursday faV-^ ^ afternoon and in the guest of her wdMr*. E. E. LaRoy en- daughter Mra. W. Wallace Wright Mr. and Mrs, P. F4. W aktr, a t her home on Mellonville Avenue. ■f*. T. Phinasea and M rs., "• Leonard a t dinner rr<-»ni. I Mra. A. F. Fanger of Jaekson vil’e, state president of the Parent Teacher* Association, spent the day here Thursday and waa the gueat of Mrs. L. N. Hanaelj. Mrs. Fanger made a most interesting talk Thursday aftcrenoon a t the Gram­ m ar 8ehool. DeLand I, 9wmf*Z SATURDAY AULIN’S JEWELRY STORE Dinner Uongt, Chinese Brass Howls, $1 values $ 2 .5 0 for Saturday ...T....... .. 32.1 Chapter No. 2 ,0 . & S. 17:30 o’clock a t the , W. J. Daniel aod family itumed from Indian Spring*, here they spent the iM inw r. 1Leesburg arrived . herd Thursday I leaving the resort, Mr*. Dan- • to spsnd several days with her par­ d family visited friends anil ent*, Mr. end Mrs. O. J. Pope. res at other points in the Tho many friends of J. E. W atli-1 Upon returning to Flor-' >Irs. Denial was the guest of on will b) plrfised to .learn th a t he > .1n,. the Rev. Herman Denial is able to be out again a fte r having} been confined to his home for sev­ ■nu Mrs. H H. Pattlshall eral days. (■turned fromW ashington D. Mrs. W. A. Leffler and Mr*. *(« they visited th eir daughCharles P. Vincent motored to Or­ *rv Trapnell. [ted Mrs. W. E. Wicks spent lando Friday morning where they Btnday with their eon, Mr. attended the district meeting of the (Wicks and family a t Keen- f a r t nt Teachers Association. t 1 Richard Barthelemess scores in •THE DROP KICK” the kind of a story you’ve al­ ways wanted to see Him in Comedy "ROW SAILOR ROW" Milnne— Paramount News First Nat’l. Bank Bldg, Sanford, Fla. : $1.00 Geneva here Ashcraft, receive! County Bank, is ' n business tday, to return' toninu SATURDAY et, $2.00 vnlue f Vs v*li.1^■* V1 iff!,4:m TODAY l 1 B" '1 ^ r 1* t»f, today are m uch tho ' 'me a - .they;sfire in dpys g<Mtf'by< lir'l ,h»t coTOgp b rin g s-'o u t'th e v -s i m rncmt-youhg men and wowhile the bad in others is '""m l to come out whether they V> in college or not. Marthelmesa is assisted by a ,‘ a8t\ Ir-cluding llarbara short time and is *y,,:L Dorothy Revier, Alberta the Sanford Paint ' a,,ghn, Jam es Bradbury, Jr., Hedda Hopper Eugene Strong and a wedding trip Mr | h ^t of others. The football team s will return, a n d 1 Stamford and U niverjtiy of heir home. Their ! >l,uthern California appear in the roughout the s t a t 1 "thall gnme nnd the Ten National ig them every fut- 1 "'lege S tars, recently rhn*<«« h.< 1 no. 4—Mrs. W alter Bach, ,n. meets with Mrs. W. C. 0, 905 Laurel Avenue, no. 5—Mrs. Howard Long, n meets with Mrs. Robert . 518 Park Avenue, t no. 6—Mrs. S. A, Irwin, in. meets with Mrs. J. H. in. 507 Magnolia Avenue. • no. 7.—Mrs..H. M. Rumbirman, meets with Mrs. 01rshall. on East Second Alphabet Mrs. L. P. McCaller and two »nn have returned home frpmJack.snn vlOe where thev attended the Lind hergh celebration. | SS RUBA SARAH WILLIAMS .A-N D HUGH LALOR WED IN OIUSANDfL / I The many friend* of Wilson will re g re t, to learn that he Is 111 i t Heights. npi When coming to DeLand for the St A son-Newberry Game Saturday leave txctpi tU •ptm 1parti hour or so earlier and let us show you a wonderful complete line of Fall and The thoroughly purified and refined calomel com­ bined with aniiU nt and corrective agents. NauMalets—S afe—Sure Winter merchandise. . Fine F a th ers TRUEMAN FERTILIZER CO. Q u A L I I T t/■' Y « Hand made and • »V* Pm^l thread silk ...pvaranteed Full • i •'} •* '•*-. •?, t-hand - . embroidered . Gowns ' 1 Fashioned Hose in o f 'Fihe quality in $U the new shades pink and white. ; Main Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Unedda* Heher aer two good specials for you Him Jims art tatitr ' for th t a m j H u r prttztUor tt tat bttauit maUtr. lm baud] patkaga. RcprensentaUve C. L. Derby Phone" 8J1 Stomge. Sanford Feed 4 Supply CkN < 1 a 1 I ISCUIT 0 c. kd^lM �CRUCIAL GAMES Sanford Warriors! AlfeSCHEWfLED Meet Orando High) FO R SATURDAY O n Enemies Field jKlan Chief Jailed For Contempt Of Court In Alabama TTofiDog!' jttJ V E R N E . Ala., Oct. lL --(IN S ) —Cecil Davis of BlriniriffHain.-re- ear To F a c ilita te Passenger Travel In T h i s Section Winter rontempt of court’and a sentence Sched ulesAreTnPrepnrat ion of five days by Judge A. E. Gam­ ble. Sanford will have additional Davis claimed from the witness Pullman -ervicq to Jacksonville stand that the obliatlons he made into high speed tomorrow with - 2 ™ " * ’ th* a,nn' r 1 H I .//n g Q j games of championship calibre d ot-« '™ rc w 1 h"v” III J \ V l l l and lx-’J' irg. effective Js’ovember when he joined th<* Itlan prevented ting the schedule of virtually ev- u, h,Pun 11 '/ •*" ” v,‘*r [*"' »fV'r r '"7 15, nffordin to James I,. Wells, him from revealing the names of ery college eleven that aspires to , **” ' "f the b>ein r u ■U j \ \ \1 the officers or those attending cer­ eotnm.eri ial a gent for the Atlantic tain meetings of the Luvcrno Klan. greatraou. Topping the list in point “P* , ”“ni H *»orn<- <>ut. Judging !•• of popular interest are the N avv-I1 l,‘ -■ ‘bowing mnde >• terdav utif. g Co.i t I me This car will be oper­ He said that he was under oath Notre D im eD attle a t Baltimore nt i r ”*7.Tl , ,n »’rn r,,r'^n..t.- Mi m. >4 V ll^ 1 l V E i a t'd on trains 85 and 21 from hot to answer certain questions which nrnro tbun 60,000 spectators « ' ifferent t.-nm _frnin thnt iduyu.g M M EW , Jack" -die ami-oo train 38 to and that he would not do bo, arc looked for, and the Ohio State- ‘ J,' 1,4ka last Saturday T!*•**•' ft* Davis was sentenced to five Northwestern University clash nt i «*«*ms to In- a smimthru•-« yf "per«i Jackpot die. Columbus. Cb, where fully as m any,,|0 ». n peppy -pint nod a willing 1 9 The Vlantic Coast Line is days in jm! by Judge Gamble, a f­ ter the judge told him th a t it was more- enthusiasts will follow a n,‘v-‘ to learn, -vliii h : hard »•• i<* IB i » I ^ planin' < ght daily through I’ull- the duty of every citizen to answer gam ^ that may well decide the without i.ntimism a- t . u re f '‘TfTpyA JmC]M man uaiti- between Florida points every pertinent question put to championship of the Western C on-'s’J Hs today. There ha- »..... a in i ** fereiMk. mendoua improvement it th" «tior'. I sf and New York with eight fast him before the grand jury.* • Ns tic nally, Ihe Navy-Notrt' Dame *p«ce of six days. * tra i t" and from the West and gnmo ranks with the best with the I Coach Whelrhell has drilled !.•< N in.' •' Sanfori^W ill• ha-e the prositcti"slightly favoring the nien on forward passes Thi v aer» Fldo Is'DIIly Wallace' hi ■••fit i through cars and conspeedy eleven vridch Knrttf Roekne weak Saturday in the ...nfli. t a: h IU"' ."a with all trains under the has brought op from 'South Bend, i'alntko. Mad the latter -rhool schedule .m now planned, it was The Navy . has a Dig rugged team tnken the proper advantage of thu ttniengiced. with |»Jenty of reserve power but it* .woaknq.-j, the local grid men pml. uffii m1* of t l » toad annoimtw a showing against Drake University"ahiy wotlbl have not start, ie ineti 'it of f fhrfc f nd ii third last week was not one of the kind siadir/'w lth such a pleasant hout » r uining time on the I’arofcin Limited. This tniin will enable tiavoleM to leave New Vork i t 7 In P M. and arrive in H^hlnSd at 2:3b the second mornfngi AHWASHINGTON, Oct. 11 —(LNl after nil the most obnoxious of ot la t* train thnt will afford rapid S)-rJ4uaf an. CYmunuriist, Influence jbe fort igners.” Third, the Chinese transit between»Ban ford ondisfe* Florida Salvage ( o. in Chi Aa is rtn the wane. have become bored with the Rus- York i> the Gulf Coast Limited Conductinpr Hi^>r Sale Tluj authority foe this state- '“rians and their theories of vlo- which will operate on a 24-hour ment Sk,JWm,'Vftn A. Mac Murray, lence; these do not fit in with the si hod lie between New York and The Florida Salvage and Sales I American .Minister to Chinn, who more pacific theories which have Jacksonville. This train will be Company opened a 10 days’ sale i sent several days in conference been dominant in China for cen- i in* of the finest in operation, oftoday at their store. 210 East l here with Secretary ,.f State Kel- luries.” fi-rtng maid aqd valet service, ( First Street, which will afford cit­ logg. ladies and men’s showers, library, Reasserting Themselves izens of Sanford an annual oppor­ Chinese Nationalism, tu) riling In consequence the Chinese club caraud writing rooms. reasonable pur­ to MucMurrayj is not the creature leaders are beginning to reassert fine'Jtn^cJkfielil stars in Lloyd and tunity to moke The Gulf Coast Limited is sched­ chases of assorted clothing, accord­ I of the Itussians. China began to themselves. The Flussinn advisers uled to leave New York a t 9:15 A. Yblktmd Brown will meet at New ing to Nat Burmnn, in charge of | awoken In a nationalistic sense are leaving and tho Moscow con- M . Jacksonville 9:16 the next MINISTRY THEFTS MYSTIFY Havttt"fn another game that will the sale. 1years ago, he said, long before the trolled Chinese are either leaving The rule includes men’s clothing Bolshevisms got the upper hand in or becomim* qiiie-cent. The radical morning and 8nnford nt noon. The be battle between two elev­ ens which despite their defeats last shoes, Indies'dresses and shoes, 1 their own country. But Moscow1llnnkotv government is no more, West Indian Limited is scheduled week *rc both powerful teams and hats and cofits. .Mr. Berman has 1saw in this awakening an oppoe. the more moderate members of to leave New York at 9:30 A. M. pretjjr well matched with what edge completedtftc successful conducting tunity for spreading communistic that regime having joined hitntD and arrive Sanford 5:20 I’. M. the there is Inclined to bo with Brdwn. of a »al*j fpr the Wagoner Furni­ propaganda and forthwith seized) with the moderates of Nnrfking! next day. Another fine train from Harvard - will also catch another ture Company. Shanghai and Cantefn in cdrrymf?: the Fast wjll .be trie Gulf CoastLarge crowds were attracted to i that opportunity, ho added. t a r t u .in the Holy Cross team Novelty Wore Off 1 on the Nationalist governm ent and Florida Mail. whl^H It faces In the ptadlum at •the store thin rtiurning when • it A t first the Nationalists took to anti-imcrialism campaign initiatcri, , Among tho trains with improved opened at 9,o'clock It is proclaimed Cantbridge. tho Itetls propagantla like “a child by Dr. Sun Yut-sen. Hereafter service frr/m the W est ami North­ New York will have two1out­ om> of the biggest prit-o-slashjng with u brillant ttiy,” said the min- the movement will be wholly Chin west are the Dixie Flyer, tho Flor­ event* tVer sthged in Sdnfofil. standing conflicts with intense in­ idian, the Flamingo, Dixie Express, ister; the Russian idea was tlyna- cse, ho said. terest centered in the game be­ miq and served to divert the Chiu3’be most prominent of thp Rus. , thq Flamingo, Dixie Limited and tween Fordham and New York Uni­ use froai tlrrir nnoWrU ,, letJjargy^Aijtn whq b;i y.'ithdriw n^JrjtjnJne tho St, Louis-Jneksonville Express. versity a t the Yankee stadium;' It but soon the novelty oT the thing, ■<.«ne is Minbucl fitirpetin* ’now In The OoaAl Li fit- is planning firV la estimated that more Own 50,wore off. . | Moscow. He has been jpinied lTid*rja heavy tourist travel from both the 000 .will see thia game jn which Now, MacMnrrny asserted, the 1by Eugene Clun, English ipcakifi^ West and the East to Florida de­ Major Frank Cavanaugh will send | Nationalist leaders they have taken I and Englisli-t diicnted Chinese wh^ clared Mr. Wells in an interview his new.Fordham charges Into their off Rusian influence for three! was born on i Im American conlin/ today. The improved service will first major battle against Ni Y. U. With its veteran backfield stars be effective between November i from Floridp to Canada, •nd ominont line, . Columbia and .15th and January 1st. ------ —--------■-----* Colgate provide the other m etro­ politan attraction. Despite ColWATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY gat*'* unexpected reverse a t the , REPAIRING. g. han4* pf V. P. I. last week, the upRound Crystals !3c—Odd •t*t« ole ven is regarded of having il B est treated.w ithout Shapi’S sround IU00 tnnta’ttyan an even chance nf hnltdosing—J u s t n ib on LITTLE JEWELERY SHOP Jhg the victorious career of the blue "That Sells For Less." and'Hitito. 1 413 l'rlncess Theatre IllJif. Pennsylvania, flying high ns a n x n g m resylt. of ita victory over Brown, Foe Colds of all thk Family tackles Penn state a t Franklin fMGL On the p ist performances Portn akould have little dififculty in d iaiM ng of atata which was beat­ en week "by Bucknell. Russian Communis tlnlluencellpon China Is On Wa ne .DeclaresReport Hip Shotgun ifEW YORK, Oct. 11 —(IN S I— What may be termed tho Inaugural of Th# • 1927-28 series o f ' heavy­ weight championship eliminations HrlR be staged tonight a t Madison Sqpprft G arten when Jack Delaney meets Jack Renault in a ten-round bout. DclaQey is favored to win,I but not byte knockout. Renault is extremely hard to hit when he is! h a rt and knows as many defen-1 sive tricks as any man in the ring, today, !s Up Game Hour To Get Receipts i j^ & U R Y , N. J., Oct, IL —(IN S) <teWjJUW:puU business uhead of b M b a ll in exhibition sanies, at *Urtin(l pixy *g»lnst H to fiM U y n " F * 1 Uianta hen-. failsted upon collecting a ®f tSfiffO, holding up the •w i t e i r . ' while 7,000 fans ,-v •, i Ikbes partner. . teveral, thousand •mr* brake it, up permanentIWarinlng on the field and r • ‘hlrty sixth and Total Cost \ .................................. ^....... . .................. , To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners . Number of feet fl-ontage 1620, Assessment per fjoot frontago $3,709. • I FRED T. WILLIAMS, Ktq FOOT j DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASS MATIVANIA, FIRST SECTION HANFORD, FLO R ID A .’ Marvania o. “ Lot 21 Block $ ’-'.’...t;.. 135 Morvania o. Lot 38 Block 3 135 Marvania o. • Lot 1. Block 4 ............ 135 Marvania o. Lot 8“ Bldck' 4 135 Marvania o. • Lot 9 Block 4 135 Morvania o. Lpt JjJ Block 4 - ’a .:___ 135 FORT M EttiO fC 'SE C O N D SECTION, SANFORD, FLORIDA-. ' ' ' Ft. Mellon Develop. Co. lA/t 22 ........135 Ft. Mellon Dsvcjop. Co. Lot 42 ___ ..............135 Ft. Mellon Develop. Co. Lot 43 .... 135 Ft. Mellon Develop. Co. Lot 83> ...*..'.....i..lw;.......____ 135 METES & BOUNDS, D'ESCHIPTIONS, SANFORD, FLORIDA.: Unknown . , Bcjf. n t tha N, E. cor­ ner Lot 14* Pace Acres, run S’. 125* f t , W. 187.74 ft., N. 125 h f t , E. 187.T4 f t, to beginning 187.71 II. T. Bodwell Beg. a t the N. W. cor- * ncr Lot 15, r‘ Pace .» . ’ V“ " '1 ‘Acrbs^ Vuh S. 125 feet Fi iRCG-ft.' to beginning 82.21 3 ,: ? % ;* • « * » beginning 482.2$. The abo4« and foregoing final assesam enta a re payable is to November lGtb* ,1027,. without interest; otherwise in ten tt nuul installm ents with interest a t the ratdiO0 8 p er cent per si ull referred paym ents.” ' * ' .‘f . w „ Witness my hand *s Citjl Clerk and- tho Seal of the Cfff ford, PHorida, this IJth day o f October, A. l>r 1&37. * /' L. R . PH ILIPS, City Cli (SEA L ) / ’ •J UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT Foig,treatment <rf(R in ^ Worms, Jigger* and any skin en Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by th* ", UNION PHARMACY — Phone Florida’s Growth Depicted In Talk By Utilities Expe rt Before Rotarians iStk Delaney Will IVreet Renault In N*w York Tonight Renault's record’ 'disclosed only one defeats by a knockout, the late Billy Mlske putting uway in thirteen roUtda five years ago. Futhennore, nslailLL' salilntH upset LI m F .»l DelphbV’ Kus has seldom hig fel­ lows with his best punches. Tonight th4| flft»rmer light . heavyweight cbtegpion will b» obliged to spot Renault a t1 least 20-pounds. If he should drop Renault for the long count Delanmr will be right •istik'In the spot oe occupied a VMT *go. After his knockout of ItadpCorman, Joriciwas rated with Sharkey and Dempsey. . <»» always #o back to tlte'I’To pound division and prosper k ^ ^ w i n i d to make good H v .n tA v y weight. TO ALL ntO P E lj TY OWNERS dWNII^O PR O PER T^ o v ti LOWING S IR E STS: UNTOTf AVENUE, FOURTH STRfil EIGHTH STRKEir, BETWEEN SCOTT AVENUE AND n „ ; “ avenue. v \ " The following Is the final estimated, co * t:o i paving Ufiin. Fourth Street and -Eighth Street, between Scott Avonye and Avenue, 24 feet in width with a G Inch rock b f ie surface tra asphalt and slag. 177H cu. yds. grad'trtg @ 5Zc ............... _ 1538 lin. ft. curb &j g u tte r <& 88C ..— J; ....,"Tn 1791 sq. yds. surfac t* treatm ent @ 36c ............ ........... 179-1 sq. yds. macatUm foundation (6 ihch thick) @ $1.06 6 Type R inlets (g)>$40.00 u------------ ........................ ..... .... ~~ 1744 lin. ft. 3 inch dirain tile @ $125.00 per B E ______ ~~ Laboratory inspection of m aterials .............. Engineering V.__-------------------------2 . .... ............ Legal expense, advertising, etc. ___.'.— ------ .................... Six months Interest ca rry in g charge @ 8 per cent ...... Chief of Detective* Herman Cliue of the Los- Angdcs poiico department li shown hero’w ith ouo of the new shotguns that shoots front' tho hip.! Au officer-can carry it In a belt* concealed under his coat, and It can b«.brought Into action even taster than a MVolver.' W b l) IN CAPITAL GROUNDS Discovery of gold in tho grounds of the new c a p lu l a t Cunberra. Au­ stralia, has rnjsed the question of m'w to mine it. Orovernment offirials .teclare th a t as the land is held under lease, which conveys no right to work underground and ‘here Is no mining ordinance, the mmmg in the territory. than in 1U2Y o r-1926, according to tho figures cotnpilod by A. I*. Muhueis; genera I ,rauuager of tho municipal olutiric light plant at Orlumlo. Mgi MichaeU ,\yas tin- prii»lipal speaker before the Rotary Club today and was introduced by Jack Kennedy who ha* thnrgo of the prograpL , The best barometer of trade con­ ditions are the books of .the utility coqqiojliesi and actual applications for light and power in Orlando show .1 largo increase in September and the first week in October over the same months in 1925 and 1926 which include the boom duya, Mr. Michael said. Mr. Michaels in his talk on tho quMjion 'b f "Knowing Your Own Ntgu* Better,” showed the rupiil develoment of the central section of Florida as well us the entire state. Taking up some of the private util•ty plfuH for cxajnple nn.| giving the stupendous sums of money in'e.-ited in this «tate in the pust two years. Mr, ..Michaels said that all of thi- outside capital was not’invested ns an idle hardheadcr business in Florida by hardheader business men with a real idea of returns on th.- r investments. If this outaidd capital has been invested here it was not invested with the idea of 11 return on today’s business, the ■I’caker said, but the business of the future w^ten Florida would be the livst state in the south. Mr. Miqh«9Is ?sid, that outside! of the state one hears nothing about the ’’gloom’’ or the h a rj; tttmn, It ls ohly in Florida it- i *Hr where people ore feeling blue! LIFE ON REEF TO BE STUDIED Condition of life on the Great B arrier Reef of Australia will be jnvostiatcil next yea? by a -qiot ial committee of tho British Associa­ tion, which will remain for 12 mon­ ths on, one section of the reef. M aily of tvrnI formation, the reef Is a vast natural breakwater 1,009 iiiS m long, skirting the coast of (Juvtns- Stetson N eter before sudh Ure value for (he price. Forthe car ownen o^'CheV^ptets add F or^ i using bla 1 WHOSE PROPERTY IS THE SAFER? Is your neighbor m ** , eaaings, we have a special offer unusually attracUY^ Tickets Obtainable At.Chaniber Of Com inerce, DeLand Flor* Our Seaboard Service Station* at Ffcrf and Elni&ts^awaifc ihfc pleasure of serving you withf fftfsoliiie, oilj^accessorieso! \ ‘4 . questionable merit a t the rig h t p r ic ^ ^ •- * BU.S DRIVER'S JOB SAFEST J.V W ° rn‘*5fc Assaciatiop a 1 careful V" "? nt K ngl.nd after lur i h , ?‘|U, ry' r<*tn U r rated tn< .‘ rd .r n/ “ ilr,V““ 1x1 tha iferuu*°r ' " ‘n ,(,r’i most da, youth! f J ,,,ot««>co»ch driven v*u«. private driver* who have Jfc T riT J T u t lh#ir ><*(< do! ^ IVer* of «*P«rience: l.or don oinnihi,, drivers^ Newberry *sssr^ * A’ - • v T it * 'Vi * ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, H , 1M7 READ THE ADS (m be scattered through the columns— if your name 1* there lie Herald OKke for a free tlckt to the MUane Theatre. SEVEN I Dally H tra il passenger Each day there are a number of tr$ft< sures to be found In the Want Ada^your name m a y . be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op* portunity. touring ear, looks and runs like new, to ex- A D. RATES ihange for coupe In good condl- ^ sh In Advaaea Jon, telephone 775 a fte r '7 P. M. to, will bo received and collector ,enl for payment. _ I_________ Sc a Une ____ 7c a line r __ __6< a line r : _____ te a line DODGE Pleasure cars and Graham trucks Elm and 13th Street. Phone 3. HUDGINS A COWAN CO. Atttn radiator and sheet metal works. *07 French Ave. Phone 710-W. Lee on request. L ed rates are for f insertions. __ [a of average length J a line. _ I charge of 30c for SANFORD BUICK CO 212 Magonlia Ave. Phone j67. MODEL TRIM CO. , *We trim the car, not the owner. Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD rtlsing l* restricted [lasalfication. . -or l» made The San1 will be responsible e incorrect Insertion. ;lser for subsequent The office should be imedlately in case of HUPS—MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 200 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137, Situation Wanted Ads Free! ✓ T K \ Room house for ren! Uflk mul rourtn St. Apph lOK 1 ulmrttn Avtr FIVE - ROOM houiae • Phone 806—W. House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S t API'ly Kent Vulcanizing Works. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13.—Prmdlent niul Mrs. Coolidge arrived _________ ____^ ___ \ hpre etirlv today after an uneventat the comer of Pulmetto Avenue ful journey from Washington, their id Katie Street, ljrrge living' first trip away from the capital »>ni. dining room, two bedrooms,' "litre they returned from n vain*th. with shower, kitchen equip- thin in the Black Hills, ed with electric range. Front and ,l was Mr. Coolidge's first visit *ar porches. $40 monthly. Address to the steel iity since he became . * - R. tare The Herald. president. He came here to be the --------------------------------------------, principal speaker a t the founders’ OR RENT: Small cottage on i day exercise nt Carneg;e Institute. -Magnolia Avenue Just north of l«nte tonight he will board his To assist those out of work to firtJl em* \ ployment The Herald will insert Situation Wanted classified ads if not more than three lines for three limes w i t h o u t charge. laid representative familiar with rataa classifactlon will jomplcte Information. Iwlsh they will asslat rdlng your want ad. t more effective. SO tin. ft. 21” pi [a* laid 1-6 feet <fi> $4.50 Extra W o rk ...............................................- .......... laboratory inspection of materials ........ I.t-gal expense, advertising, etc. 2 1-2 |wt. Engineering 6 t-2 per cent Interest carrying charm- x pet. for 6 mouths Total Cost ................ .. $48868.91 Cost of widening from 34 to 46 feet between Tenth St. and Celery Avenue to be borne by City. 7J0 sq. yds. grading <S> 60o .......... ............ $ 426.00 *' 2137 sq. yds. paving @ $2316 ..................... ........5021.05 Laboratory inspection of material ................................ 68.10 Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 1-2 pet. . 137.90 Engineering 5 1-2 pet................ .. ............... ............... 303318 Interest carrying charge 8 j»ct. for 0 months 238.20 Total .............. Total Cost of Paving Less Cost of widening from to 24 feet to $5105.62 $18868.01 6,105.6; Phone 148 ,1-a-ia I lb—Houses For Sale Bring Your Ad To The (tnVEUTlSERS furnished Coolidge Pays Visit To Pittsburgh For Carnegie Exercises I'UR SALE: two apartment houses. "*■ large Ini, modern, close in, | benutifuE surroundings, gnrugnt 3l000.Pi I down haluncc like -cut. I See uttii.r, L. A. itenuud, 2201 Oak' Ave. Phone ll»0— W. Mra.! J ’ «■ Mlchnel U tl Louis A. Carrut Lot 2. 5 ----, Louis A. Carrat Lot 3 ....................... ....... WIGHT PRINT SHOP 1 S tf lC O V l M. Domer Ix>t 4 ............. SNATPY service on anything in, ^ ” llertic M. Homer I-ot 6 .............. .......... ....... printing. A phone cull will get! llllilll* 1 1 Boll Lot fl your. man. Phone 417—W. 9 Rail-1 IPANT NOTICE I . ° Peter llotzia Lot 7 . ............................. road Ave. CONCRETE in every ehspe and era should give their e a tu re M. c. Haddock Lot 8 ..................... ............ form, blocks, ttla roofing, orna­ poatoffice sddresa as LADIES COATS altered and rolin mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ I W. C. William-inn f Lot 0 \.............. ..... t....... lir phone number If j ed, 210 I-aurel Ave. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple 13.—(INS) j J. T. Davidson Lot 10 .............................. i results. About r ^e Sta. Phone 112-W, 10-H— P lan ts And Flow ers are not new . Mr„ , f L Vamedoe U t 11 .................................. of a thousand - has METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v* ie and th eothera lay to stage ■f*- H. Garrott Lot 12 ............................ . ex istin g . Metal shingles: irrnnkate with you standing seam tin and galvlnizcd est. I Ft. Mellon Develop. Co.Lot 13 ........................... .... i know your address, roofs. Sen James H. Cowan. Oak heduled for J. C. Dean Lot 14 ................................ Stewart Hying <->» nf • I»v and will seB at ontinuence MUST be Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. nwn;d out in Kt Me||on Develop, Co. Lot 15 ............................... - reason .l»l-* pri-1*. and on easy icrson at the Sanford .terms, li-m < , r-cated on High iinour and • ^ • Byrd Lot 16 .................. ................ ice or hy letter. TeleLANEY^ DRUG STO R E-Pral 11— M iscellaneous 'S treet, near Pm Avenue with >.tronlinucncca are not ds. The hus-1 G. A. Byrd loit 17 ................................ ■criptlons. Drugs, Soda. We ora -------) , tractive surmui^ liigs. Double m u near you as your phone. Csll 103 Lot 18 ............................... __ __ ter rate-i rare. Price furnisled $8,500.06 WANTED PACE ACRES. Prompt * Efficient • young girl to .stay with child 'Keu,|d suve $2.00 per cord. Du- $500 cnnh and thn balance nny re­ S»rv|p# SANFORD, FLORIDA. tween the hours of 2 and 1* l’. M. Wl»od Yard. Corner 9tb aeonable way. Address Box 431 Call at 600 Myrtle Ave. Street & Cypress. Phone 386—M. Cn^a Herald. . ____________ E.F. lume Lot i o ................. ............... i E. F. lame Lot 11 ................................. iHave opening for two more young CAR AW NINGS.-Auto Awning «4r“ L*»ts For Sale E. F. Lane N. 1661 ft. of Lot 24...........1( lauirs to learn to run the Linotyue i ‘ H Ball Bldg. . . ■nt—We wish to onCity of Sanford The South 173.3 ft., of Lot Fat we have a free tifk12— Wanted 24, and, Beg. a t tb« Inter­ ■fiile of ForgottVn Wosection of the center line rs. Allan- Junes. Kindly fferald offlce^or same. of Mellonville Ave. and Celery Avenue, run North Herald Office, "4 deg. East on center line t And Found of Mellonville Avenue 486 ' „ Young Ladles Wonted—S feet E. 468 feet. South 4 HF NEW N P w VWALL a M 'PA IN T1(-)•<°(<PP0rtun,t> ' tu earnto Cir kite and lemon, mostly HE rAir*-1 > work. Anolv deg. West 486 feet W. 486' letter pup, seven months IING BETHeraltL d L -n uNEW -ritp a AND iMvnDM t. Manager n«n«ger, The in# ueraiU. feet to beginning .......... (1 hi to G. C, Sperring, Fort 15— Apartment For Kent Rewards FAIRV1EW, 5—Help Wanted (Male) Daily Service To Be 9ANFORD, FLORIDA. L” case found, owner Lot 13 Block 3,.v......... 6: Resumed By Ship Line re by paying for this ad­ eu ut once, nil kinds. „ of work, Lot 14 Block 3 ............... PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano it, F. J. Arthur. Sanford tuning by experts with 17 years bunging cups now; good hints-i, STUCCO bungalow with garage, Lot 15 Block 3 ..................... experience. Sanford music store good woods all round timber, close five rooms, good location, reas­ Lot 16 Block 3 __,___ ,____ quarters, good wages also *evFOR SALE: Two ncre lots, in n opportunity to see the and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A 11 Mo to onable. E. C, Harper, Sanford Elec­ Lot 17 Block ........ ..... ....... ci ul good woodmen wanted. Come, Dixie Highway between Monroe of Forgotten Women” »f Lander Arcade, Phone 832. tric Contracting Company, lid A Sanford. Fine trucking land, in write of wire—Rose-Dasher & Co., Lot 18 Block 3 ....................... P. Crenshaw does not call Alugmlia Ave. Phone 442. iity taxes, electricity is available, BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Cross City, Fla. Lot ID Block 3 ............ .... .... icket at The Herald. also flowing water. See owner, L. boxen and general cement work Lot 20 Block 3 .... .............._ FOR RENT—Comfortable seat nt Miracle Concrete Co. J. E, Ter- Have opening for two more young , In e Ktilane Theater for Satur­ A. Renaud, 2261 Oak Ave. Phon-i Lot 21 Block 3 .... ............ . 190_W men to learn to run the Linotype willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. mobiles Lot 22 Block 3 ...................... machine. Four months course fr«». day’s program. II. H. Kumbtey can We will assist you to get good jou secure same by calling a t The Her- 610 cash and $10 monthly will boy Lot 23 Block 3................... 51. when you are competent. Good aid for a free ticket. . good building lot at remarkaldy E. 100 feet, Lot 24 Block 3 peratora make from $10 to $75 per low price. Ilox 99 care The Her­ Mrs. Elma G. Stevens Lot 25 Block 3 __ wee]|c. If interested apply C. A. | TWO-ROOM furnished apartnu-n ald. sink In kitchen, very desirabl LONG’S ADDITION, Haines at Herald Office with garage. 618 Elm Ave. Phon 25— Exchange SANFORD, FLORIDA. 321—W. Lot 7 .......................... .BY TAYLOn N. 1-2 of lot 8 .................... NICELY furnished two-room up- | art men t, with garage. Apply 7o» S. 1-2 of Lot 8, and, Bog. W. First St. r can’t either - but <m x im om it at S. E. comer of Lot 8, run T, HENRY*-TH6VR6 ' anyhow - go over? and See: a a Golf TboRRom ikt GOOD ENOUGH Tt S. 4 deg. W. 104 ft., W. 117 IIJ^AN? NEW ’’furnished^ house­ THCCADCY M A S T E R -a v e ___ > MATCH WITH TMeS 1NEXT WEEK -WHY J ft., N. 4 deg. E. 104 ft., E. keeping eportments. all' convetr HIM YOUR AVERAGE,AMO 0TKER Ptm CRS GET INOMIT ? ences, reduced rates, bath on ca.-li v LET HIM Ft* YOU U P ^ _ 117 ft., to beginning............. I MANILA WANTS TO ENLARGE Hour, sink In kitchen; 2 dfiartmenia 9,;— M larH lanw tiia F n r W. E. White Lot 0, and, beg. a t the N. irst floor- open fireplace. 301 Cor. E. corner of Lot 0, run N. 4 5th and Palmetto Ave. New nia i- FOR SALE deg. E. on the W. line of gement. Mellonville Ave. 53 ft., ONE FURNISHED front apart thence W. 117 ft., S. -1 deg. ment, all moder:> conveniences W. 33 ft-. E. 117 ft________ PIS W. First St. - Phone 207: l o n q ’s S e c o n d a d d i t io n , SANFORD, FLORIDA. PAKTMENT— I and 5 for rent uf El Verano Bldg. Co. Lot 6 — ............................. . Clements Apta. Garage and wuter furnished; rate* reduced. Apply El Vereno Bldg, Co, Lot 7 — ..... ............. — „ Apt. i 012 Park Ave. El -Verano Bldg. Co. Lot 8 .......... ..... 1---- -------- -El Verano Bldg. Co. Lot 9 — ............ — Herald « and cements SIXTY EietfT? 1 WEl u YoO 006 KT iW Y : r ■. I1 1\ \\ \ 'P :U iLpHkShH k * ■■ jv* l •6 ■ i • v a j,r is A* 4 T*bJ n W j t. 11 ftfkW M L ^ FIVE ROOM house- sleeping porch, Jdouble oarage, block from bus j line, electric lights, gift month. J. * V. Martin, care Herald.. 5-ROOM modern house, Phone 839—W. M bungalow, gas, water, Ity, beth. five-place porch, double garage. At) 5 j* • . W sstiti,, 97-» $3 32418 32^'Ud : ’124.28! ! t m M y), 384). 3J L9WJ4 X HAVE- DtON’T YOU MEET THE W I F E ? / IS—hH chumw Kw Ram ------/ f r i l n . 1•, -*.29.13 299.90 299JO 299.90 Geo. D. Bishop, etal Geo. D. Bishop, etal Geo. D. Bishop, etal Public School Sunn wAt T tu m a w e This TtxafiAMENr URC P u u i^a O F F - I ’O ENTeR— HY ,« agerrw in € holes SIXTY ElfltltTv—■^ 206183 2062.83 976.21 I. D. Martin and C, D. Brumley N. O. Garner Lot 18 Block 3 ......... ........ Beg. a t the N. E. corner of Eldorado, Sanford, Florida, lino of KaUonville Avenue 553.5 f t to Long's 2nd Add,, ’ Sanford, Florida, thence W, 117 f t . thence S. 4 d«g- W. 555J ft., thence E. 117 f t 11,469.00 L, beginning. --------- -Tho above and foregoing Fta^l Ajaeeertenti i to November 15th, 1987, without Interest; and all a t the rate of 8 per eont Witnees my hand oa ion), Florida, this ll th d � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 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/da5e2a9b00c363068afafa9ad6070009.pdf b3194b5a7b07a0729bb349f030051892 PDF Text Text ‘ ■ • ' t lterH V.~75'*»$l . . )U R N E W S P A P E R ' In Florida’* W j f i ..Id’ s G ^ f a l M l i W t a b l * , Ita R ichest Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service NO. X V IL S A N F Q lfo , FLO R ID A . S A T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 15, 1927. A m o s D oubts CITY ORDM D IS FACING w o ,714 DEFICTT m A n o t h e ^ CHY COMMISSION b ? s ^ PS ;R E J E ( ^ H l ] T F O N l i c c r jn poR ;me Court Iff s Upon Actionf . rotter Confident it High Tribunal! BONDS ......... Decline T o Last Year’sExpcnseftFor Rutt­ ing City Governm ent Show Deficit O f S191,708.17With 1926 Balance O f $68,006.99 Auditors Give Three Reasons For D eficit O ffica ls Dlfjpoae Study Of Appropriation* And O f $155,000 Issue A t PrlExpenditure* S how slnleresl vnte Safe; Lejrallty O f Hut* Fund Overdrawn $96,649.81 ton Claims Is T o Be Probed ____ Guard Is Slftin In Attempted Robbery PHIIADELPHIA. Oct. 16.— (INS)— Five bandits killed Thomas Kennedy 50, a guard of the Belmont Trust Company and wounded two of his companions in u daring but futile attempt to rob them of $13,000 In-front of the company’s branch office hen* today. One of the bandits is b e l i e f to have been shot in the leg!. He was aided into a black sedan by his companions who then drove away. Policeman William Houch was felled by one of the robbers as he sought to protect WilMaW Lindsey, 43, one of the messen* gers, who had been shot through the leg and back, fulling on the money bag He had been carry­ ing. Lindsey is in a serious condition in a hospital. NUMBER 34G Member A u dit B urean O f C l r c a U t l o n a ^ * Talmadge Gets IU L FIM A N D FRENCH LINER Constance Divorce From Scotchman RAMSSTEAMER; On Grounds O f Infide| SEVEN MISSING EDINBURGH, Scotland. Oct. 15. clared she was not the woman thnt (INS)—Constance Talmadge, Am­ accompanied McIntosh. erican moving picture actress, to­ Rurkinshaw said that he took day was granted a divorce from breakfast to the room in the mom- Norwegian Ship SinksQuiekly A fte r Collinion W hich O c­ jamaa opened the door. He swore that he heard a woman’s voice curs H alf Mile From Statue decree is effective (mediately. Lord Justice Fleming, in handing O f Liberty E arlylnM om ing down the decree, said he granted speaking* to McIntosh while he was 36 O f Ship’s Crew j Saved By Ferryboat ; l AI Ian tic Litter W as Outward Bound When Small Steamer Suddenly Appeared In Path the divorce only after hesitation caused by the obscurity of the di­ rect testimony. Eventually, he said, he drew the inference from circum­ stances that the acts alleged in the bill of complaint had actually taken place. Robert Rurkinshaw, a waiter at the Hotel Metropole, Brighton, hnd testified that on the 19th of June 1927 McIntosh accompanied by an­ other man and n woman arrive*! nt the hotel. He swore that McIn­ tosh nnd the woman occupied a double room. Shown a photograph of Tonstance Talmadge, the waiter de- Rescue Steamer Puts Them Ashore Today. A t HortaWherePair Are Given Welcome at the door. Later, he said, he heard McIntosh and the woman both talk­ ing together in the apartment. Aeotdlng to the testimony, Mc­ Intosh left the hotel soon after breakfast, leaving his woman com­ panion. Burkinshaw recalled that on the evening of June 19 he sent a cable­ gram for McIntosh addressed to an iThrilling: Flight Just American airman who was plan­ Another Adventure ning a trans-Atluntic hop, making an appointment to meet him in \To Pretty Aviatrix Pari*. The witness admitted that hnever actually saw McIntosh nnd his woma'n companion together in H O RTA, T H E AZORES. a room. Oct. 15. — (IN S )— “ W e are Fliers NoneTher- ’ Worse For Mishap NEW YORK. Oct., 15,— (IN S )— Operating expenses of the City Seven persons nre missing and are 0fft>r by the Hutton Construc- government durii g the past year feared to have been drowned as II ((T h r n w I t O l l t ” i tion Company to purchase at pri­ show a deficit of $191,708.17 and the result of a collision in New ll i n r O W H V / n i L a t e sale $155,000 worth of city added to this amount is n deficit 'York Harbor early today between •—— r street improvement bond* at a of $08,000.82 left from the year the French liner Paris, seventh tinif th e le g a lity Of tn e ..just an,| ]awf u| price” was rejec- before making a total on July 31. largest steamship in the world, ents retu rn ed a g a in st by the city Commission which 1927 of $259,714.99. These fig ­ none the wor$e fo r the adven­ and the Norwegian steamer Besae y e ste rd a y and c h a r- |held n meeting Friduy afternoon ures have been revealed by the •ggen. ture and we are overw helm ed ..........................at the City Hall. The action was audit which has b«en recently-com­ the action "as ju s t . The collision occurred half u by the interest displayed in m anifestation o f the taken upon ndvice of City Attor­ pleted by the firm of Hall and mile south of the Statue of Liber­ u s." • . ■v Pentland. ( ition to w hich I have ney George A. DeCottes. ty. The Paris, outward bound for Ruth Elder, bronzed by sea Prominent Celery Shipper Is Three written opinions were The deficit has been classified subjected.” Ernest Cherbourg, struck the Besseggen wind* and sm iling cheerfully, Released A fte r Furnishing amidships ns the Norwegian vessel Jstate com ptroller, in a h»dd#d to the Commission by Mr. under four heads as follows: made this statem ent today to Hail; Capiaa F or A rrest O f suddenly loomed across her bow. lent to The Herald and DeCottes on the subject of the Deficit adjusted to Oct. proposed bond sale and certain the throng o f o fficia ls w ho . 1, 1920 ................... $ 08,000.82 itional New s Service toA mas Forwarded T o Capitol Her port side cloven in two by the welcomed her im m ediately up­ Inrnl ihit "It.I* surprising claims of the Hutton Construction Equipment purchased terrific impact, the Besscggen on her arrival *>n the S. S. Barenduring year _____- ...... 58,844.82 rrnnd »Urv would hav#> been Company. The City attorney ad­ Bond 'fo r Ernest Amos, State sank immediately, jl drecht, which irscued Miss Elder Initial Supper Held In New tk# thin step in the faro of vised that all bids received on Oc­ Excess »f expenses over . Twenty-six members of the indicted for malDfeudonne Coates A ndL e Brix and her pilot, George Haldetnan, revenue ___ 128,890.59 i mptroller, Urn of our Supreme Court tober 5 for the bond issue should l’ ariah H owie; Rev. Gktver pruttice in office in connection Besseggen’s crew were saved by trans-Atlantic plane Complete First Flight Made when their the indictment in the be rejected. The second commun­ Loss of deposits in clos­ Extends Privilege O f Use with u'fairs of the defunct Semin­ lifeboat crews from the Paris and American Girl” was forced down ication urged that the bonds be tench countv cose where n ed banks ........ 3,900.70 From M ainlandOf A frica T o ole County Bank, has been placed ferryboats thnt answered the ParToCom munlty Organization* at sea by a failing oil line. ind'etment was returned not offered at private sale and the South Am erican Continent J*; siren mil for aid, the remain­ at $d,00U, it was lenrned today. The thrilling flight and the for­ third recommended that the City Total deficit $259,714.99 me.” F. F. Dutton, prominent Sanford ing seven, trapped in the stroke An unusually large attendance at tunate rescue constituted just an­ tmos was indicted lome time legal department investigate the An explanation of the deficit is business man who was indicted by and engine holds, nre believed to the Holy Cross parish house last 1UO DF, JANEIRO, Oct. 15— other adventure tor the American the Palm Beach county claims of the paving concern with given by the uuditors in their com­ have Inst their lives. evening, marked the firnt meeting (INS)— Dieudonne Coste* and girl, who hae been an aviatrix dor Jury on a similar charge, but reference to certain unpaid vouch­ ment* in which they say it may the same grand jur„v on charges of The crew o f the Besseggen had worthless dtalts, wns arrested and and expcrifn£$d lictmenta '‘■ere thrown out er* said to be held by that com­ be attributed to three reasons. On ieleased on $45,000 bond, accord­ no time to launch boats, and of the club in the new parish house. Lieutenant Le Brix- French avia­ several years Over 75 members and their guests tors, arrived at Fort Natal, Bra­ many of the peril* of the air, god [the state Supreme Court pany. this subject, the report says; In ing to information received from those who escaped did so by jump­ were present. zil, at 12:10 A. M.- today, com­ who seemed to b« but little con­ [hat hi* wns not liable for the M. B. Hutton, head of the com­ the first place, it may be stated the sheriff's office today. ing from the deck of the vessel, a Supper was served by the Wo­ pleting the flight from St. Louis, cerned over her new experience of the bank through the pany which bears his name, ap­ that, owing to to the fact that no , Efforts to secure un interview sugar freighter, as the doomed men’s Guild of the church, follow­ Senegal, from where they hoppad with the peril of the oea. liuct of its official* in the peared before the Commission to separate accounting has heretofore with Mr. Dutton have been unsuc­ boat lurched over its side and ing which the club held a short o ff early yesterday. With a leather “wind-cheater” , . .. submit his offer for the bonds. been made for the ordinary fund, settled in less than five minutes. business session for the discussion When the fliers landed they buttoned closely around her to proAmos said he would take ine The anHWer that he received was it was not known at the time of cessful, his office reporting that he The Paris resumed her voyage of plans for the beautification of tcct her from a driving rain, and , .. in ‘ be country and that his L| case immediately to the the action of the CommisBion in .. completed * three hours and u half following •(movements were indefinite. still wearing the plus fours in Supreme Court tnd that he adopting all three of the City At­ the preparation o f the ish house. On acount of the large *«,-«*.the crash. which she dressed herself in Garden nfidvnt it would be thrown torney’s recommendations on this * ,ef ! I The amount of bond in the case* prospect at the beginning of the ( f A R Kpy and Forrv|t present," the thL,!5 The ferry boat, Brooklyn, south­ number of visitors City before tha flight across tho subject, r— . dl*5Io*rcd, ln . . an fiscal year. bound from the Battery to St. matter was referred to a committee ocean started, MIsa Elder stood on not yet been determined. It is have . .ring Is Mr. Amos’ state­ to be reported on at the next meetrntarmstionat New* the deck and gave a description of George, was the first vessel to Upon the submission of an op­ “ A second cause arises in the mmored that the appearance bond |njr r ithat propellor trouble developed , re iv e d by wire this moroinion of Mr. DeCottes, the Commis­ failure of the.realized revenues to in the case of Mr. Lake would be rrnch the scene. On the orders of the flight snd tha rescue which, • The Rev. Mortimer Glover, rector JV11 mainland, and clearly indicated that she thought sion also decided not to take any meet the amount of estimated rev­ reduced and thnt his bond on all th® .’ erry boat captain, nearly all |surprising that a grand stops at present toward completing enues. This arises from a falling of Holy Cross Church, acting as for a time ha feared he would * indictments would probably be lesi tha members of the small crew toastmaster, welcomed the mem­ have to make u forced lknding at it was just more adventure. iiild have been led to taka the w fst side bulkhead, the reason were assigned to lifebout duty, We had every hope of success o ff in tax collections on the one thun the amount of his appearance aea. The propellor will require in thv fare of the deci- fur this action being stated that droppin*; hunts over-side and bers un*| visitors to the new par­ repairs which will take several until the derangement of the fuel lour ^Supreme Court qUash- there were no funds available for hand, and un overestimate of the bond. searching the waters with little ish house and announced that the days and delay the flight to Rio pressure pump— two hours befbn* anticipated revenues from the util­ A capias for the arrest of Mr. use of the building would be ex­ imilctnient in the Balm this purpose. we finally coma doom,” Miss Elder1 ities department on the other. . . . — Amos has l**en dispatched through £ / U J serrums d ,t h " n> ,nof the rejfreighter'sl u, r f 1 tended to any religious or civic or- Janeirounty case- where a slmi«*xi)MlneiL*H#n» she paused to ex“1 “T V third major deficit cause is ,»The City AUotaxp u-r*d the> ■re­ tbc mails to the sheriff of Leon Igantsution In the community upon The flight acrose th^ south At* press the disappolrilraetit -was lappol which crew. the 6vorexpcnuRilre of appropri­ peal o f ordinances which author­ county who will servo the paper, it lantic wae made in very good both she and Haldeman have, be­ . . . , „ ..............| .withe snine terms as any society of me. ations” ' ised $400,000 in bonds for munlciwas stated by the sheriff's office. ...» ________________ r X t " , m , ! !■». H. . . . . ..Id ____ *h.i—h . time, the French aviatora travel- cause of their failure to reach Eu­ action is just another A study of the appropriations The comptroller is expected to honed that the community would ing the 2426 miles in about 22 ropean shores. station of the persecution docks and wharves and uns'V. ing comparatively large numbers bonds in the amount of $50,000 / r am) expenditures in the ordinary make the necessary bond which niaxe free use of the facilities of-lhours. I have been subjected." Miss Elder paid high tribute to a fire station, $40,000 for a police fund for last year shows that there will be forwurded to local officials. of passenger.-*, the ferry was a i|'e£f*t, . . . . . I From Natal they will fly to Captain Goos of the Barendrecht, Ini not guilty of violating nny call system, $250,000 for a munici­ scene of terror. Several wom**n o f Dr. % D Browniee pastor of ho r ,0 o « Janeiro and from then* were overexpenditures for 15 The indictment of Mr. Amos has' wurt; a considerable |ir departing from moral or pal hospital and an old issue of who, she said, Had apparently purposes. Tha total over- expend­ occasioned some surprise in local ’E’^yterian Church, twill proceed to Buenos Aires, the sighted the “American Girl" aita, fainted. There duties in uny matter touchnumber aboard, $300,000 for street paving. Action iture was $158,537.40 with the de­ legal un*l financial circles, al­ in behalf of the churches of Sondestination of their realising Jt was in trxruble, hail le failure of the Seminole Mayor Housholder also »,i on the mattera was deferred un­ partment of debt service furnish­ though it wus hinted nearly a week wore several fist fights among ford and hauled nt* ship to and stood by to Bunk or any other bank, * * . til the next meeting of the Com­ ing $90,0-19.84 of that i.mount. The ago thut the grand jury investiga­ frantic men, who punched u|d felicitated the congregation of Holy rescue thp flyers. no way responsible for anv clawed cuch other without r< oson. Cross CMubch upon the completion After their arrival the fliers sum o f $85,170.50 of She debt ser­ tion might involve otnerg In the louns made by Ita officers mission. | the governor In the meantime thetw arr ved on of tHeljp beautiful church and parish “ We were aboard the Bare%welcomed by Upon the recommendation of vice account was for bond interest, Seminole County Bank failure be­ the scene the Amcrifcari Legi >n, an­ and taken to t'v Hotel Central drecht IB minutes after we hit the lectors. Nor their inability to house; The Rev. John D. Wing, them. In every-day banking Chief of Police Martin, the Com­ the appropriation being $93,825 sides Mr. Lake and Mr, Key. other ferry und a Baltim re and Bishop coajuter of South Florida, where they were official gueata. ocean," Miss Eldfcr explained when L-nce it is well known thut u mission appointed S. C. Gardiner and the expenditures being $178,­ Ohio tughont. Addition." I boat* was present and also made a brief Although their start and most asked uhout the thrills of tha ocean Inuy be considered good to- and D. K. McNab as temporary 995.50. Another large over-ex­ $200,000 W aste Laid were swung nversldes anil Joined address. of the flight was fine, the avia­ rescue, and she .seemed to aceept it |nd turn out to be bud tomor- patrolmen and C. C. Flinn as spec­ penditure occurred in the departin the search for membac i Af the speaker of the evening was tors said, disaster threatened all an a mattery of course, but sha (Continued On Page 8) T o N. Y- W om an Head freighter s crew. The Par's picked theThq ir one mny supposed to be ial officer. G. V. Phillipps was Rev, Willis D. Clarke, rector them when they were almost to appeared considerably disappoint­ ess today and be paid to- named acting lieutenant. up eight men. of St. Andrews Church, Tampa, their goal, Costes told Interna­ ed when she told of the destruction of her plane and itb abandonment The Commission also empowered bw " Rev. Clarke spoke of the value of tional News Service. ALBANY. N. Y., Oct. 15.— u “Churchmen's Club" to a Com­ it- basis of tfils charge rests Chief Martin and Judge W. E. (INS)—Speculation was.rife nt the Famous Plantation "When we were near the main­ after It had caught fire. The plane landed all right and munity und urged the co-operation land we noticed that something In letter written by me to the White to use their descrotion in capitol today as to what will be the The of­ Faces Confiscation of the laity as well as the clergy had gone wrong with the propel­ was in good condition exeept far [in May, 1920, following -an paroling city prisoners. ultimate outcome of the investiga­ in thd upbuilding of the spiritual lor. For u time we thought we the broken oil feed pipe and a hot tion of charges that Mrs. Florence [nation reported a short time ficers were instructed to make a 12. S. Knapp, former secretary of . NEW ORLEANS, Oct., 16.(INS) life in the city. The letter forcefully ud- report of their work at the next would b? forced down but the motor. Rev. Clarke * remarks were cor­ An attempt was mode to save the state, wasted $200,000 of the $1,* khed the management to re- meting of th Commission. —Thw Hyniel plantation, famous motor and the propellor held out *ti machine. Ropea were lowered from [their l<jan» made necessary The Commission authorized pay­ Tho Seminole County Health 200,000 census fund in 1025. throughout the South sinca slavery dially received, his listener# re­ and wc continued. 1their extended condition, ment o f two vouchers, one for CoundO ■was' organized Thursday On* persistent report was that <luy, faced an Ingloriou-. confiscat­ sponding with hearty inughter and "However, we will be unable to a freight derrick and were made fast to the disabled plane. Tha en­ th the solvency of the bank $750 and the other for $1,000 to at a meeting at the Woman’* Club Randall J. LoBoeur, who Is con­ ion by the federal government to- applause. fly to Rio De Janeiro Sunday gine began to hoist away and the Imt questioned,. la reported the City Attorney for personal uccofding to Miss Mary Graves, ducting tho investigation as a thar# late yestrday of a distilling morning as we had planned. It ilane rose from the water, BumpIdi-bta and wprthleaj paper expenses incident to his duties. county purse. Fred Wilson, chair­ Moreland Act Commiaasion, will pllht which prohibition agnts said w|U require several days to ng against the side of tha tanker. . placed at only $200. pair the propellor," L. R. Philips, fcity Clerk when man had previously*1 extended an recommend a grand pury investiga­ wax the largest seized In the Unit­ In a moment there was an explos­ tion of the administration of the [he comptroller, the supervls- seqc, *>y a representative of The invitation,‘LJ aJl local religious und i ii ed States. The fliera said they had seen ion, a burst of flame and then tha uthority, cannot forcibly point Sanfoni Herald in connection with civic orgamiafions to be take part cznsus fund. Maurice J. HymeL heir of a! t x -v t z. n ___ no ship* on their flight and «1- plane was afire. The blazing jemHearings into" the charges made family of planters which has led a hank mattera needing at- the meeting of the City Commis­ in this movement. Fifteen of r o r e x r R e a s o n though they heard several radio nants *ere dropped back into the |n and correction therein sioners, stated that he did not these-bodies were represented at agminai Mrs. Knapp by the cities th« social life of fils state for _____ 'calls for them, they did not ans- water. • census committee will be resumed nt liable to indictments and have the nilnutee of the meeting this meeting and all other clubs thfee quarters of a century, i» On account of an accumulated NEWYORK, Oct. 15 ( I N S T - f e , * * tT T S L T S iS ? tution. then, of course, he and that he would not .make u and societies have signified their by Commissioner LeBoeuf next under arrest on char res of selling amount of gasoline on the deck of Pennant dreams were revived be forced to look after his statement to The Herald. Accord­ intention of cooperating in every Wednelday. and posssalng intox'.cants. months in advance in Brooklyn t o -l* "^ Y ,or them to *sk for dlrec* the Barendrecht, the skipper got |*calp and effective supervi- ing to Mr. Philips, The Herald is way. tions. hb ship away from tha flaming MAN BURNS TO DEATH day as a rssult of the club’s "f the banks will necessarily given to magnifying the bad news WEATHER OUTLOOK GIVEN The following officeri wera Costes declared that^when the wreckage as soon as possible. quisltion of Dave Bancroftmana­ become useless apd deposit- and minimising the good news. He elected to serve during the coming WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 (INS) propellor of hi* plane,w’Nungesleft without protection.” ST EDWARDS, Neb., Oct. 15.— —Tha weather outlook for the p«r- ger and shortstop of the Boston aer-Coli", was repaired, he and also accused the pdper of misre- year: President, H. 8. DuBoae, '.ATLANTA, Oct. 15.—(INS)— Braves. Iwing to disturbed banking senting facts. who is also a member of the Wel- (INS)— Pierson B. Smith, 80. od. October 17 to 22- announced Le Brix would fly directly to Bio Atlanta cousins of Ruth Elder took Bancroft, a 10-year man. was Titians over the state and shortWhen asked to give what in- fare Board: Vice President, Mr*. millionaire farmer and bank own­ by tha Uhitad States weather bur­ signed by Wllbart Robinson, presi-*De Janeiro without going to Per- issue today with har Alabama rel­ jof bank examiners, this bank .formation he could remember, Mr. L. N. HanselL who is president of er, was burned to death here today eau today:. * . . „ dent and manager of the Robins, embuco. atives that John Elder, her ances­ the Parent-Teachers association while trying to escape from his Sodth Atlantic and east gulf immediately ufter being granted | . tor, was sold Into slavery. The his­ h l ^ states—a period of showers dur­ biasing mansion. The fire origin­ of the dty and county; Secretary tory of the Elder family was relat­ provided by th . for ^ " . , fireplace. ing the first half end again during ne ataieu he,was unable to give and Treasurer, Mrs. W. L. Morgan. ated In a defective department was forbidden by ne ed by J. H. Elder, a produce man. th# latter half of the week. TemSmith was trapped and overcome anything for publication. The Seminole County Health power. and his cousin, J. T.*Elder. peratues near or slightly below Council is a branch of the State by smoke before firemen could I may be indicted for not normal most of the week. rescue him. S £ Here Sunday Morning “Three brothers by tha name of |ng a bank when some one else AlabamaPuahesProbe Health Council and will function Elder found themselves orphans in Uncle Robbie decides to retire. for improved sanitary and health decides it should have been 1686," J. H. Elder said. "They ap­ Although officials of both club* conditions. The first phase of In Recent Floggings Sanford Is to have a doctors, plied to a friend, a esptsia then 1 also would be subject of a declined to discuss the terms of . the new organization will b« the and nurses' exchfngs, beginning tment for closing a bank too the deal, it is understood that Ban­ Sundiy morning, Is the announce- ship for a passage to the colonlee. sale of the Christmas seals. LUVERNE, Ala., Oct. 15.— (IN (Continued On Rage 8) They were short one fir* but tha croft will be paid $20,000 by S)— On the eve of the adjournment Through this body 70 per cent of mat mads by Mrs. G. C. Fellows, Brooklyn. Th# Robins have needed plain agreed to take them over if the proceeds of the sale of tha 1s to operate the exhange. a first dess shortstop for years, who •y promised to pay tha far* G . Lewis To Become flofffflim In Crlnah»w county, At, Christmas seals In Seminole Coun­ This plan would enable a person Willie Ware, Sanford negro, wax wax StseeC and Hanford Avenue, about and Bancroft should fill the WlL soon si they could after reaching "J 2U ty will be retained here In the wanting t doctor, to call th#' ex­ a Qi'erfer of a mile eway. At first tnai Business With Banny in tha llna-up, the colonies. . local fight against tuberculisise arrested yeatardiay ‘afternoon and ie mode no resistance and was Brooklyn will have a wealth of fe- change where the person on duty -------- telegram* recalved or eent from The County will also be entitled td lodged in the city jell on three "They landed at Norfolk, will locate the doctor o* i ying tha officer to the flwld material llext season. mwether G. Lewis, a member |Luveroe which mlgtht nave a ber- representation at the State Council enlarges drunkenese, disorderly desired, thus eliminatini y penniless, A merchant at e par in which he was rid­ ’ ‘ of‘ in ^•dvertlslng department In*r g on the whlpplhg whipping caste. esses. conduct and resisting arrest against ing neared the Clyde Line Docks, stated Miss Graves. dangerous delays in informed tha captain that eld for the past year, has This order came cam# cloeely * * on the him. * | WlDJe decided to nuOte a break for HL'GHBfk "NlJfflEW* NAHBHD there is IK need of tried'out. yester his position with this heels of another, ea---------Q H rl # 0 T IN POLAND According to Officer C. E* Wil­ liberty. He Jumped from the car, yokian's hor day, which brought the robes and to accept tha appolntrr officers caught liams, who made the arrest, Wdlie located at once, ^located r.r of business manager of the records of tha. Loveme Klan be­ WASHINGTON, Oet 15 (INS) has just returned to Sanford him by the suspenders. Hi* weight. ■ ;^ *ptured ' v *.[. medium of Ithe Sanfa [onl Signal. Mr. LawU severs fore the invest'vating body. This —Assistant Secretary °t^th# Trea- ^eojoum on the East Coast, and Exchange, i ex. .lowever broke the suspender* and « « • SuSi t t ! *><1 Nurses Ez >««tio n with Herald toto- seizsd property gives the Attorney , . ----- .......The — ..-raid Oimriea B. Dewey^lodey dashed______J to the Uke jump"am* asi Hurry SUrritt, and plained. UIn4(Jivihg indulged dfeenlv In “thj cup t W.lHc ____________ i _and J * ., b* a nephew * f finrt" proceensd _ i^g over tha bulkhead disappeared. i i "Sixteen of the former r. He enteikKi the home of Soon a large crowd collected and ^ jtity have alrei . arrested ,„ .k ; colored woman, While tha occu- joined In Qte |**rch tor th* m*V, 'support” said Mrs. companions and , “ *t " BAS FIGURES GIVEN b s S t f t t & V ' waa sleeping. Willi* procured creant, but he was not located until s, “and with '[ore coming to Sanford, Mr. ' 1 ransacked the bureau negoofficer Williams went ln after him. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. A>ct. 15— » ,70'800’000 Io*n trunk. As he finished Ware was hiding between clusters ^V* with the* Fort rebeUio ion M r “ ! ' LICENfta I r» Tropical News ln the cap- (INS)— Tha toUl amount of gas- 1 awok? but rf piles snd In water over his head. the ' ” 9” . ... N. Oct. » exchang t cartridges *• V °f Circulation manager and" ollne, keraeene and signal oil con- | Hi* LU inti* •* the bottom and Florida during the month ?ry post wiJJ not be_ offered until 1.8anford * to ‘hat time was for several fore the wom the trough has been confirmhis *JPP°fe* 20,1 1,1 ® number of th# Advertising I »IU . his »rtmi-nt of the s detection, until u depart•nv.l^s. C. Ur. .............. ............................. Starke—Dade Coo* elr-! , about 2 |Willie is now a guest of thg city j i ■ AMOS BOND FIXED TODAY AT $6,000; DUTTON’S $45,000 M ANY PRESENT FRENCHMEN FLY AT MEN’S C l U B FROM AFRICA TO OF HOLY CROSS SOUTH AMERICA DuBose Is Elected To Head Recently Foriiied 'Council D ave Bancroft Is Signed By Robins ZTS3TfiJi7v£'B&\ g " * * 8 Negro Jumps In Lake To Escape Law But Officer Finds Him Under Docks !1 uv. •»v,. »j •.* , 1V t # . -v , <s ‘ C-' * • v- v { N“™«8 S �THE SANFORI) HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 14, 1927 r *. m :r•r—rg - - ~ i ■- n - * = « = . ;------ b road casi iN y ie lj ’ n .: • n in C p y -F e '" . i :v n t p la n , ; : 2 r c ? n t <>t j percen t or :;ir e iy -e i.* J u • V i r.u t Tic • t r a n g e b e l i e f •.’ o u s ■JU R ln :?s f r o m bad ac* A C C O U N T , i t is o r e (b a n R I ;N T ; W H Y I 'U R N I S H ! ! ! ) icss '.vi o n ic fu r n is » V i’ ;: nir In live in Sanford, I VRT A v you v e ffo r t. nnny tim e 1 w c a r e h e r o l o (; This IRnin^ Suite r a n*m llic* que .linn 11 r feclly. The lira illy •• the period wollfr (■« r •• mm fmm. PIECES l.uy lirre ran 1 mi inir lil.rral ’iv Ynn sini:»ly |nv : : , 'i Simple, isn't it? j H O M E , th e jo y W e a re e x p ert*; .!. J U S T ( i l V E U S T H E ; $ 0.0ft Gas R a n g e ............ ; .‘>75.(10 Dir,;,,,. Table, (i chairs £85.00 3-pc. Fiber Suite...... j $30.00 Wood B ed............... \ $60.00 Kite-ion Cabinet... :... ^ $230.00 R efrigerator____ i $170.00 R efrigerator......... j £33.00 R efrigerator........... ij 8 i 8.00 2-Burner Oil Stove i. | $25.00 lee C hest................ Dautiful t! $60.00 9x12 Rug :............... Floor f nmp Civen H O W M ODEKN r\ llo u r T)n if03jt D im n ^ R oom i (L iv in g trunrinu. Six il .l. ent designs In I Q U A R ...i .TV r; - ~«js /2*v 1 w ’ |j \M£r m M iil U II li vr iltftlr i anil nrH values. yitii . i.i.t owr.uuh Ihe p. ll«i)iti< * if it* remarkable period type Ucdroum liter. They exploit nil that you hold i ar in furniture design. Faithful re­ p ili'cliom of old nir;trr«. superbly pralnrd wood* and exquisite rnlnrrd fini li.s. Many In <nni rusting n ttih . Shop at Night 5$J ^ .1 -V .T ' Open Evenings ily Appointment Phone 854(5 Or 8547 n Where can you find • larger or . more complete se­ lection of suites. Suites ranging in price from $40 to $900, auiteo cov­ ered with velour. ■% mohair, cretonne, f ; tapestry or damL n a k or freire. jil Qvr or at uf f e U R suites, cane bark m >uites. davenport R suites, fiber * “ -red suites. Any of these suites can be bought un.our easy payment plan and a oor lamp will be given IIm u a l i .. i .'k .one . . . .aohl. ..L I free with each _ This dining ru n [ j •ulle Is one nf "u rlj , late purchases and i-*t the best value we j have ever nfiered. W r y I mw thaj it is jruurtSjx b. cause people arof*/ loving it every day r-sj and v.c would nut well v « it if it wrro nut n K' r.d value. Come see it for yourself. mi U- ^ �IIR D A Y . OCTOHER- 15, 1027 HIGHLAND PARK • Remember this: how well your new home is built, how long it will last depend*, upon the lumber you put in it. As important as the right plans and true estimates at no charge on what GOOD lum­ ber w'ill cost you— whether it is for a fence or an apartment house. y H fS si A . D . Rosier 205 W est First S t \ miinioT (H permits for re­ pairs have also been issued and in­ clude mu' to S. K. Stiiei for ini* provi nti-nts to a huildiitg on Hirst P er mi t s have recently been is­ S t r i c t Henry B. Ciniese was grnntsued for the erection of two small (d a permit for repairs to a restfram e houses by City Building !nstuetor. !.. Goodhue. One iA for deuce mi Kim Street, Joe f'ameron the erection of a one-story frame r ep a i r s to a building on Oak building on .Jessamine Street ia-!S t..... Miss ^llie Trafford will • oiimI io J. II. Ilti’ i hinson, .and one hnv repairs made to her property fur a similar building in Pulm Ter- on Magnolia Avenue and W. R. rare. This permit was issued to Watson was granted it permit to Conrad Marella. !r pair a building on Oak Street. BUI LD NOW Permits Are Issued For Local Building BATHROOM BEAUTY! * ■• *1 Martin Paint Shop Many take advantage of low costs 1°*th St. Th«. ImthriMim is Just ns much a part of your home as llu* itrawinir-room. Insure heauly and comfort hy us­ ing HOSIER'S Plum bing fix­ tures. tlnce we install them, they alw ays giv«- perfect sat­ isfaction, draining readily, rn m eyinx fresh w ater in an even flow, and retaining the handsome appearance that makes HOSIER'S fixtures stand out from the ordinary sort. NOW! Building Permits Show Increase Bond - Hill Lumber Co. WJ -P a g e BUILD Park Avenue & Commercial St. Phone a W c are now exclusive dealers in Sanford fo r the SEMI INOLEP paints, Varnishes, Stains, Shellacs and Painters’ SuppliesSEMINOLE PAINTS & VA R N ISH E S W ITHSTAND FLORIDA CLIM ATE They are made in Sanford, for use in Florida. They are distributed only in Florida. They are m ade by proven formulae to withstand trying clima tic conditions in the state and guaranteed to do so. We invite you to come in and learn more about Florida-1 : made paint. • present you with the-greatest opportunity to make savings on building now than probably have ever been offered to Sanford citizens before. Look over these ads, com pare the service, merchandise and prices and decide in you r own mind whether or not now is n good time to build! W . M . Young Good Lumber for GOOD HOME Announcem ent The Advertisers On This If you are ready to build or will soon be raedy, let me show you the hundreds o f building plans with appropriate costs figured that are in the numerous architect's plan books I have, and then let me show you ju st/th e building site where the house you select will show o ff best and ciuote you a cash price on It that will astonish you or arrange terms that will enable you to obtain a building loan on first mortgage and I take a second m ortgage for a part or even all o f the price you agree to pay for the lot w ith'paym ents spread over several years. f Remember T h is: Construction Costs will not be lower. NOW it tse time— and ours the Service! you should use. We provide the largest and most complete construction service in the City. Y ou cqn’ t do . better. ii A New Stucco Regent Baker A n d H olm es Go. Phone 845 French A ve. a t 8th. 8 1 Designed for Small PERMANENT v M O AOOM I* HALL Janies H . Cow an ro«*CH (.'•ltd Phone 111 Take advantage o f pres­ R oofing and Sheet Metals Oak & Third Sts. M D AOOM M O AOOM I . O ’ U I A* ent low material and labor itc ir r.* ; U V t « 4 K0 0 M AS IM PO RTAN T AS THE NEW HOME’ S PLA N S. MAV.W ! cost. *♦ * • * , .6 0 - Give a serious thought to the lum­ ber that goes into,your new home. Years o f extra life depend upon its quality. The added cost is soon fo r gotten in the longer service and greater satisfaction you will h a fe . Whatever y o u r lumber needs may be we can serve you well. Let us furnish estimates. |l Celery City Lumber Co. W . 3rd St t The nrrangement of the kitchen is a feature of this model. There is a small, separate pantry, and , will continue business at 313 East First Street (the old Seminole Furniture Co. Location.) Our store is being re-stocked with a complete line o f new furniture W e thank you for your patronage W e are here to serve you.. Your Credit is good longer t h a n U s foundation. A foundation W hen You Paint Your House— REM EM BER Quality t , I specialize in rock, sand and ce- Phone 763, c- '.T “n,‘ b« p u ich ..«l Iron. Ikl. <omp«n,. m W hen You Paint Paint to Last Special Prices On Concrete Blocks tor next 2 weeks Regular and Odd Sizes ship. M cCall, Jr. ....... lInn, »I .i n • Paint Will Average. # ^ v* « a third more coverage, and the actual co»t of painting with first grade material will be only a shade higher than when usiniV second grade paint. Itut—how long will each Job Inst? It i* a matter of record as compiled from the statements of 300 painters and dealers fronf 50 typical cities that first grade paint 'will last 5 years when properly applied (2 coats), and the second grade paint will last only | 1 2 years, muking the saving on a 500 yard house over $200.00 in favor of the high grade paint for the ft year period. /• FORGET “GALLONS”—figure in year* of economy and protection! demands the Let me figure with you. jx |nK I, *7,1KI0.' 1 n material and workman­ 110 N‘ laurel 520 Maple Ave. Upstairs nre three large bed­ rooms and an enclosed sleeping) porch, the hath is over the kitch- Your building cannot l a s t any good Security Lum ber Co. Complete information about the cost of this house can l Construction ia of stucco and th« |M. „htained from the Standard Homes Corporation, Col-| Ot Santord Inc. ^ Di-sign.-d for thoae who desire ol home of distinction, the Regent] is decidedly different from the sev­ eral well-known types. Grace | character and comfort are so comli ned that it will stand out in *ny| surrounding*. the hreakfnst nook is a room in it­ self. The large living room i* equipped with a fireplace. W agon er Furniture Co. •A# J* ''j. “ Dependable R ooffh g" I L llA M , * .. Our roofin g w ork is hot de signed to last j u s t w h i l e . ”] Nor is it merely a/mfolrweathet friend.” W e put o a ^ ‘ 1 guaranteed to stay* Family — O ffice & Show Rooms— 915 West First St. I i *4 |I • » i'i *1 , 112 W . FIRST ST. *. j **. Planting Season Is Now On This Is the time to plan the beautifying of the grounds about your hoinf- | Our long experience; has qualified us to help you. Our advice is free to °ur ‘customers. “ ' . Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm St. Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. ’ USE good paint and the longer wear it gives will 'imply repav any differ* ence In cost. • y | P. W. Tcmperton OS W. 2ik —TliXln*hanging. We carry a complete line of Evergreens, Palms, Conifers and ornamental plants. Get our prices. They AKE lower. • Sanford Nursery Co. 2885 W . FIRST ST. — ,.n , , *V , w .q p • p v - r * — «■ N E A R MQFSOje CORNER �THE 9 AN FO RfrBRRALP, &ATlhlDA Y. 6CTORRR 15, 1927 PAGB T O i iTTT-T 1 --------- L I — p* . . ' |,-#»‘dji*1r ' •-" T~------- Sales Wark:Father Comes During |Hik 0 w ii iriifllm 'Months!Coming On Tuesday Mich., Oct., IB,— Btilck ‘ Though Mother has been th® e the introduction of new tkime of many a great *ereen July have shattered ail jatwry, "Dad* ha* been companrtiveBuick history, C. W. jl'y neglected. _ He g*ta hia-inning* |, general sales manager however, in Warner Bros.' produclick: Motor Company. «n - 1 tion of 'W hat Happened to inday. The July, A u gu st' father," directed b yrJoh n G. <Thitv delightful film at last brings the much slighted father of the family into hit own. Warn­ er Olnml, who Hns won nn cnvinble position-on the lcq en as a char­ acter actor, is soen at the begin­ ning o f the picture in the guise of a rather absent-minded old fellow, of that carpet-slipper, alpaca-coat vnriety which is fast vanishing from all but the.odd corners of the world. ■iFlobeile Fairbanks, W’ illiam Dcnuireat, Vem IjcwIs, John Miljun, Jean .Lcfferty are the nth?r mem­ bers of the all-star cast of "What Happened to Father," which comes to the Milano Tlfgjtrc nujet--XuciaSTILL AIDS WAIF •••Although she Sells fruit to pay' her font, and often has little funds, Mrs.t.Charlotte Amelia Cpok,, of JhlWt/fn, the firm child) to he (idcrptfui by 'the National 'Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, of England, still Is adopt­ ing waifs. She has never -forgotten that the society saved her, when a little girl, from a jealous step­ mother who hart'cftietly burned her ■with » red-hot poker. Although she has often not known where her next meal wus coming from she has been taking waff* from 'the streets and adopttarthem. At one time she was faring for seven babes at once. She refuse* all payment for her serv­ ices to tha tots, explaining that she did it ns a labor o f love to repay the debt she owed the society. i ------- ----------- ------- •* •'MASCOT SPREADING NEW FIELDS RICH Edie Creek, in Near Guinea^ «oriie one of the richest gold in the world, was a prophecy by T. Travers Black, a mining « r U fofe fh*. Legacy Club, mlnent utgatMitloiPdf Sldnby GENUINE 13-PIate Willard B attery} for $ 1 2 .0 0 MORE SCOPE. FOR PRISON r r -r LABOR* FBHtnce Minister Mitsuchi of 11has proposed to the g o v e r n nitnt « plan for using the labor of prison inmates more e x t c n s ix e l y The plan is to train the prisoners in a more systematic and practical way ip factory and architectural work io that their services m ay be employed for the general manufa"turing and construction purpose* of the country. Experimental train­ ing so fur given to some pfiaom rs is so reassuring in results that s veral government institutions h a v e been built by this prison labor. P«n "Manilla smokes will nguii cemic' into their own." The Importation m expert laborers, provided tlthir stay is limited, is defended on the ground that it will be u 4r«mundous benefit to Filipino laborers in general because o f the knowledge and experience the foreign work­ men bring with t#em. A silver coin of the reign of King William 111 of England was un­ earthed recently in the Portglinone district in the tuwnland of Culbnnn, Ireland. It was found by a farmer who was plowing his field. The size of a six-penny place, it bears the LABOR INVASION RESENTED date of 100(1 and is in an excellent state of preservation. The importation of Japanese and Chinese expert tobacco workers into Aubumdale — Cornerstone laid th© Philippines has started a live ly for new city hall in this place. agitation to halt the invasion c<f JACKSONVILLE — 10th Annual furejgn labor. Those who champion Florida State Fair will be held the muve, however, believe that Lake Worth — Lake Worth Elks here Nov. 17-20. with such worH*rifjn the islands planning establishment of lodge. US YOUR ltt'.N S HOSPITAL | A “ clem k « y . ------^ .* j a good as Fame baa come to the Duchess of 1,ulllu llii 11 Bedford ihrouith her skill ns a shot and a flyer, but she merits renown on still another score. At the hos­ pital which ahe built near Woburn Cocoa—Last support toil in she assi- in the operating room and does nil tlij X-ray work. All to" for now city dock on cases nre treated free of charge. Street. D FREE! W o will adjust your brakes without any charge— next week only. PLAY SAFE. Brimr us your car. W e cure all motor car W e ha\'e the experience And the equip ment and can make your car run RIGHT. •»•*«* along -"black gold *t of Everglades. Automotive Electric Co. (Jfips -t expect from . it T oil'll like it. Yo m oney. .. Slightly priced iu, thp 12-v Willard Battery Service StaJion 409 W ..iF ff d i^ jj l ’ h oiW -^ 8 a jj| 3 IGWeat, F in e s t Modern Phone 882— W Phono us find we will for YOUR CART MILLER 0 / PHILLIPS Inc ection ^uto Laundry Washing • Polishing Greasing Fletcher Battery & Electric Co mail T h u -.o n u ft Id all vejy-"blMjCsn?* car.- Santord Auto B 1 V DORA— Grand Leader c will open here soon in Rah- — Daily “ I In* merry," was th© re.*pons* i>f Mrs. Sophia Bird. ttf Ltiighbof* Announce a ' Guinea. Som*»^;the prpapcct he said, had discovered at Edie [k, lod*a which vcontalned unranl exf riches, and aa much as jounces, worth ft# an ounce, to Ion hifd be'eh secured by miI the overage yields running 10 1 °unc®a. Ho had seen men clean 100 ounces of gold dally, and p ‘modem engineering methods b adopted in tb* field, which fi .Tou,‘* soon, the yields ™ bL*ahnormally high. VERGLADES ii i . . Paramount,'which has been .do­ ing some daring adventuring ini. timtamrtWn d .fields, has taken a ©tjjcr step which mark* a wholl new .departure in (notion pictur prodtrttion method^, J B. P. Bchulbe(rg. went coast ex­ ecutive, nnnuune.a that in the mak ling rf “ Underworld" Ben Hecht’s jieraarkablo story of gangster lir.*, Columbia, which now* has thflg 'which 'Yruthes the. Mllane next imallent ratio o f per capita jv.aiih' w Wednesdayxi^nne of thj outstand- in South America, has accnmplUhcdP i ing Paramount njetures c f th" a most prunuiinceil reduction of ltrf| |year, there was not only a chief debt in the last five years, the dfl- J 'director ‘ of dramatic action, hat cline amounting to no less than I. '.what might bg termed a “din-rtor 00.34 percent. Departmental loans ?1 ,of photographic cff:cts" as w *11. are not included in this estimate. , Jrsef on Sternberg, .whose sen­ sational production '‘The Salvntlon Hunters" introduced a new method i •Tjb Ja i.f telling film stories and made m I ihim the mort talked i f individual m .w * ir ■ *h R i■'* , ■U .Lfim vS +• .p i I itt lfollywoo-l, sms assigned the ■ ' Ll: B 1 rirst in pMfira TASO I I IOAUTT r* .: 3 (lf.it post. Sfhulberg f aid. IWt Cilennon,' working muter on SternILcrg was nominally th" "dlrecto.* That '■Billy*' Doss—thorBoy from Tennessee is still one feature members of,the ‘‘ I-asses'* White All Star Mtfistrelr: will make good of photographic (-'feet?.'’ reading for minstreb Invars here lb- became established al< 'A ifyvdfitC on the oirosidh of the first appearance here \v)th the 7Lnxiwi” .organ­ VOn S*“ rnberg has a r.riqii ■ ization.-} 4 ns fjgn and he hns added to his admirers eltcn successive -eas.m.. “ I.asses" raid his funmaking fallow artists uro dn* ut f.l-niiiB for which.there i* a distin i the Mi)ane Theater Wednasday on i ht. Jil. ► ,f5 %~ij , f, *,. , , U-lac? in motion pictures," Ssbullicrg stated. “ As a direftdr.i’i • :>tands nlond. lie and his sense of 1 (imposition is so cxtraordiivii y BUGS*! f ■ *o he overwhelming in ISk t •suits. . , 1 HOPE. EO. WELL, m GLK) T fttv HEOO, T & r ^ PLfW T W flfW O O f HI1? 6 0 H t_ 5 0 U lE OV4 G m E . T5fAlGHT-TH6H£'5 AKC'l lC STILL" I'NSOVLED S H U T OFF -TldPiT . it gets o n n v fS OPiHPV HPin OM T> ------ HOWLED Mysteries (if the Arc'ie ore still unsolved .declared Dr. 11. N. Kud& l\ iruso Brown, president of the geodill grupbieal stetion of the British inmi t; m Association while speakin gin I-xi* don recently. He devhred that ex­ istence of nn Anaivtie continent is still baaed on elrcunistuntinl evi­ dence, that Endcrby Land, with mi re tbnn .1;1,000 miles of hypothi lical con,<t line, has never hoon ;' Mascots which have made such .A hibas automobile ornaments, -ar® spreading to nonrly all fields or ornament i n . England. They (U*> mktia.ds jcWdlcy, as "doggio" hiirkl-; bugs, on top® fo r ruiphrella handles, and k it takfngAheirtillic® rilongsid® Itbo gurganle or litlie gild as decjpoit pleasing, .fnrjnd. of, the, erase is u>*! tiny brass, knock^' h^r fop thd gtreSt'urfnr. hot Tor tho-doers of ihC rooms. They nre In th* forma of ar» Animal, a pixie or VhV'Llncoln l!._ L!__ Imp, and are not only, attractive as rheorations but because of their diminutive sttc tfive a pleasing "Good fnorning" at the. maids use ly Mac Falla ne ii a hjdak layer them to arouse sleepers Instead of rude nnd singer by profession, pounding the panel* with the burr is familiar to all Ngw knuckles. • and radio fans who listen ragly to station MTIC at Hart* SPEAKS 11 LANGUAGES I. Conn. Bundy began as an en(tiner when elewn. Now he’s an far and wide, for ho has ideast from many leading staof th© country and has ap d in concerts. CELEBRATED U^tTllDAY els Coming Here • * - i. «“■ -> Lasses W hite Perfection Auto. Laundry Phone 829 Oak Ave. between 2nd and 3rd. The dreaded ’’blind spot’’ is gortc ftAW^fcrl. In Buick for 1928 closed car front posts arc nar* * rowed so that all the road, ahead of you and it the side, is clear. ^ , , Aiid thanks to the efficiency of Fisher crafts­ manship, these slim corner posts have even greater strength than the type formerly used. See a Buick foe 1928 .it the nearest showroom. Get behind the- wheel and prove for yourself 1 . _ "^_ TIRES A N D TUBES SPECIAL A few goo^'buys in reconditioned cars DODGE Elm Ave. at 13th St 1 1. , BUICjC MO ' ——- . 1 f «I — - - j COM PANY 15 • Coupe ^1195 to *18! lodcls *1195 to *1525 29x440 Courier Balloon Firestone B FORD Sanford, venue. . • �WTj -TA* •/ ~JS THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 PACK ,?otm .‘The Sanford Herald Florida Fliers’ Escape _______ ^ H E Y ! IIK Y ! D oing Our.Autumn Moving A s Brisbane Sees It T h is i s , the place (u sw ap , e x ch a n g e , hm nr, lircs , b o tllc s , me la I o f nil k in d s. ' 11 Hut ties o r all Sl/c^ k in ds. KMNkH rivrr nllffK""* nr»|M ■■•day nl Hanford. FlarMn All Floridn r e jo in s ou r the escape o f Kuth Elder and •Raff, Praise llravrnl _____ G eorge_ ______________ Haldeman. Fate was particularly* kind to.th em , When Mongol* Conic Haw nniirr especially in view nf th*- irujf.c endings of s-evcral oth er, V l i t r m l aa nrrnml Riding. J r i - K r r 37, 1*1*. at tke I’ o O n n i " recently attempted flight < serosa the vast expanse o f fra ter. I The \VI-c Eskimo. • t •« n f-rd . M a n ila . | mlrr arl nl A fter b a ld in g the ragin-r t l- ment fo r hours and faring cer-| l a a c r r i k » ( l l i f f l X I*1** Only a Girl. It> %rfhnr IlfUhnnr Inin disaster sts their oil line failed, the Flnr da fliers were C«t|t? risfil lW-7 •»# Slur I ’m* iih o w ^ o n w m n.oVaTI!” 1s a v e d by th? fk-kle hand of lurk that sent the little tramp W H I . H B . J 0 1 F.S. |tanker across their path at tin* crucial morr'.nt. RUTH ELDER, muratpous fii iisi.it11*rms i m m j K Was an-experience that flini'H rarely ever have and ><>ung Kimida girl, in nafe on n ship r ? « i£ t 'fc . “ _ S IC ;escape. It must have I...... the kind o f experience that Nun- (-ha; p.tkul h r oui. of the ocean. Ruth * mother who prayed conI*T ? Ma,n.a ! rearer ami Coli ami the other unfortunate flier* bed and » » n. w w U i *dir *. pf, )mr » * - i never lived to M l it. A ml while Miss Eldei and lu r pilot in# and put the family Bible in tha v ie uJraie KaaiwnTn- P—mr [failed to achieve thpii' goal, that o f landing at I." Bm irgct nit*liip, weep3 for joy. “OtMC ir.ild SaalvriT p'Hurrr » n i« ,fc* ifcn\ Field, their mircirii'.mi-t e • . . *hmr~ 4hr*. miraculous - ape from death should serve to mother., aie weeping with hcr^ lln a al A m * - r r » l » r . rri-rliina lr-"H . . . t | t was a wonderful attempt in the tfcln kii|>ri'ur t»rii* »rii.nl...ll ■» PRtifify th eir amOttlOUS. ........ THE NATION WILL hope IWFHl) Ihou-n, d y*urif* 1I.1 II 1 r m r r face o f almost insurmountable dangers and the two deserve that Kn’.h Elder and other giHv l* ( all tke ' - - d l n x v i r n l - nf ihr .« tire n n m l . t hr I. V * ** r-|irrlaL a great deal o f tredit for tin ir courage. will sia> mi the ground hrrwaftor, •r rfflv lrn t lii Marl-la -m l !•« or do thrit flyihg over land, und 1st l a M u r r a f hnniHuvx n 'v lr a r n a I* Even in defeat the |iltn Kv Florida girl and her com panmen like l.tndbcrgbf if there are Without r«inal. ion set tw o records, and conti tinted something toward the tfe- any I.ke him, do the ocean flying. T k a I f - 'a ld la a mriultfr of lllr vc'opm cnt o f aviation. They. took. . an .unchartered course Ccluinbu*’ job was for a man ( Irrulallnn". no * , , |*i £VJJL-,!rL"." ' J r lover ....... J ... l l . l ....... .I ..... ™... o« attempted to uy flv and as a and so i-- the job of ocean flying. ".■t#r«A«i Mini which no other mati.;,... hint*Lhas Th: tlieek philosopher jumping A-;r,rk"*;;.;*r^ V a ^ 'e H - 'r ^ u U they set a new record log sustained flight over water. thr mouth r f u volcano to atiiakFi.airnirbrr i* k.i».*<ii i» " IThey lien* the form er record bv one hundred and eighty-one into tiact attention was brave, but fool­ i« nrtiar»» tarif, ih.niiiirii nl* ruties. To Miss Elder goes the credit o f making the long- ish. It is folly in anybody but a lion «Jl!!^l!«.V.Tr,,a»rrba4r mM “ ie.st flight ever attempted by a woman, travelling nearly tamer to enter the lion’s cage. threo thousand miles. SATURDAY OCT.. 13, 1927 The thrilling adventure should servo to emphasize more PEKING, WHERE SLEEK man­ T i l l ; IIK K AI.I)!) I'llO l.liA M than ever the necessity for calling a halt to trans-Atlantic darins live in silk gowns, shivers Ir -U r o f i P iii} In rltr nntl nifin lf ml, flying, for the present at least The period o f storm y w eath­ at new. of 15,000 Mongolm i tofucr-ln U tr a f Ion. the cup..ui. 1 <— U f f f t y * l« lr v r uu lf I " JarltaoD er. making flights more hazardous than in previous weeks, men approaching tlllv . Peking, west through Rntftg—iOHitruflluB nf Ml* Jnan* Imllatt offers obstacles that should prohibit attempts at present to sia,From Germany, down to the Pj renH h « r Canal, 4#— I aa H| oral Ian «*f mnnlNI; **l*ar span the ocean in any kind o f a flying machine. On the ues, populations have learned to up Week* and Haldeman to­ fear the urn with slanting eyes •k—-V u iB irn tln K of bullilliia pru- other hand the expedition of Miss Elder * | i ra in— ItMtvr Uutr In, ly a r iiu n ti gether with others that have failed, should make it more ap­ ihnt muider as they came. k«««e«. *•-— % fflm iH iirllf Uieflt. parent that every precaution -diould be taken to eliminate un­ THOSE MONGOLIANS AND V-— CttiiiltlHlvii uf r lly h m u tlfi, Tartar- of whom Jenghis Khnn necessary risks. tlaa vrngrhtti. •— A new and imtilerit liompHnl. Successful ocean flying of the future will be done in air­ and Altila mode conquering armies, are no longer dangereous to th? planes having two or three engines. Solo flights should H" civilized races that enn easily dis­ liiBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A -OOOD PRACTICE:-It .* u discouraged and only those trips made under most favorable pone of them with poison gasses pood thintf to jrive thnnkn unto the circum stances and with the exorcise o f the utmost precau­ and bomb* froni the air, as long i.ofif, >inil to miik praise* unto 1 hy tions, should be permitted. as lh"V ride to war on shaggy ponies. name, 0 Most High. Phalni ------------------------ o ----------------------111 Maaanlia & tirim r. P R A Y E R : .May we l*ir d. ever show that we art uprigh* and that there i* no unrighteousness in ui. *.a® AN OLD VIOLIN If fo>-a fleeting hour your metno( "Uj4 bu released in speech for our delight, If ypu could talk as others make you sing, What tales of triumph might you not recite. The product of a master’s handiWogbL In you he found expression for FiAli art,,. . Your>«r«cious curves gave you preeminence And early made you as a thing ■part. Meeting The Em ploy men t Question BUT WHAT IK oW IGUESS lit tE AHE. TO tiMp mV '*<AV At«COMP Alt vtciKr / W £BE SONVB t C l k s TWD HECkT PIP \ PUT D O THElfc CVIM T H O SE /AC\JIN^ v S. SOMAN 212 Sanford ,\w r \, V D0 I f XL \ 0 % -TAkim5 motb c f THE LANO MACkA IN it j MEVJ .MEIGHEOR-HCGD CO^H HAMENT BEEM HDMt -s t l RATA \ __ Loch Arbor Prices •TO FIND i OUT / / Meet Today’s Deina / < CiVtULiE i meet the existing con- u \ A dilion s o f v\ -C-ME MEN ARE •Umo' ’ «nw , -I J ^ 0 IPA'JlNO TCWAl v -o ' o o aj o- OUtl. at different places In different in to Ih* a h ov e-n a m rU *-**n1 pt-a 111.*ut ■t <lifvrri.it purchiiH* m..iui> paynii-n.* dividual*. him. uml svcurvil hy Oi.it g ir l s m a r r y in g y o u n g Othello choked his lady hrcuuxi- ■Inn m in IniK-ilturv nf niu rlg uvu iIu I f ,| he was suspicious. She had dune ANNISTON STAR tli«> 17th day o f July . A. l> r-.M nothing. The Do Rimini hunchback unit r r c u r d n t l|> MorfKaaF ll.n.k ' ll fiaitu ” 117'' uf ill,, put.tic rCC'.r.ls murdered his brother and his wife oatf Hvinlitula UIHj in the Upited States and oils C ou n ty. Klurlila: And <ther plates may be turning down The freedom of the modern because they made eyes at each tt apuvarliiK fruiu tin- aivoru bill m Ct.inplalnt lim T ii flleil nanlnat y o u f” r but not *" flapper gives her an advantage in other. like that would not dis- that y o u d o nut rusli|« within ih-. Lnvlaifi. Statistics cq|ppil«d in ; that the may use any tactics she’ Things Th o f K lorldu; lh.it y o g ur« u w r Frank ' Cocht, of Chicago. Statu On. aKc uf ' I w t-iil> - iiiif >'*ar>. uii-l j_**hdcn show that girls of (ireat desires with the man of her When she put poison in his win* that therv I* no p v m o n In |li« .Sum. Dr.tain arc ninrrying younger choi,-e. Formerly girls waitL-d,. . .. o f Klurlila the avrvlic uf a aubpi.r . thru I * f* re the war, wh'la on tli • more or less for the men to do the ^ '* u y wi.m0nt r,i ^ o lh |,h t *w*' upon w h o m w.uil.l be b l a d in g upon other hand, men are waiting urtil rt-rkim- or chasing Whih. iKunHy. Whjn she tried to choke liiiu you: T t l B R B r O U K . It la lit reliy on lerth nr l i f . .hi.-im- „ J ,i i ,., r ,u * .he locked himself in his room and k L. waited patiently. Hut when she ed th a t y o u l.u and a p p ea r In ih< bill o f c o m p la in t In tills cau se til t 1 1 J'K husbands, that ikMIrd his 30 cunnrv birds, he sued sa u in a t you at the Court lio n - . „■ .-.itiii’iiril. F lo r id a , i.u the 7th iU> ,,| N o v e m b e r . A. l>. l»J7. ami tlmn Un,l Ui .t p m u k « a n i w i r to „ n I<| bill „ f n um pla m t tiled aaultis t > ,<u in , . , 1,1 cause. * IT It) K UUTIIK It iUtUKHK.il that tlllv o r d er o f p u b lic a tio n bu publiiIifi I In T h e Hanford lli-rahl, a ii« w <■ im lo r p u blU licd In Heniliinlv t',unity, Klnrlda. u n c « each ivevk f o r four welcomed the world's benefactors, living proof* , inherited from and works t eni--Tanma THbun,• Nn,.,„i. Ilk,. .?**P* Trtbune. like . T f1III Sounds -r V tne J irift.nc h a s Isie; having trouble with s o m e b e d y at the city , kolL. rxb lP*k 1 y ih*li h i f c i T * ? 1 L \ h*L P°,Itic»* heark fe o htalnuker veems to be grttMpg p.'Tty of publicity both _ ^in end over the rest o f thi 1 on th* strength of it *!l, -o- :nlixccullv« weeks DIGGERS DAIRY FARM WITNKHH m» hand ns Clerk ,if the Circuit Court uf the Twenty. Phone 37 . . . ____ ___ ___ can d o Third Judicial Circuit In and fur plained hy the high’ cost o f living ||> j„ waitln -tvmlnolii County. Florida, uml the Sweet Milk. Sweet Cream ■"»" ’ T " * unUl he is older, quietly ami easily to last y ars 1ral of said Court?'tin thin thn : ] tg -raunlered in post-war day*. .but no he ouuiiy finally weuKens, weakens. Every|„ ©rr-iat what • « — -.ttn *? 211y ,, . — , ' 1 -weating f Butter Milk day'of Uuptembvr. A. L ». 1937 Maintamenre o f homes a n d pro- time a voung girl niarrics u nun pound f«>otball player sometimes V K. lAJUOLAriH M\|k for Babies vidipp w |v ph wth c’ ^thes uni IhVho* iiT-.*, gone to the alUr Clerk •>( t'lnuilt. Court o f just enn’b do to the enemy line, dvintiiols County. Fl.nlda. " 1I It’euries they demand aro hecum-! The "April and November ur |l •ing expensive, perhaps causing i„i^ may also be due in part to to the drift toward marriages id rj to about »M'imin • the d**iw »f. m^n o# more mature- young girl* easier to win who, respomdbiiMei of m arrieiiage fur young girl*, At first a 1they finally m«k* up their mind lift. !b"y admfw* ■ older than he'to go out and si£#k wives, Girb L A N E Y ’S - ‘ The Friendly D rug Store” h. Jn »h- *fnct* that men sre dcluvis, then he seeks 0 *** *'• M<V11 " *A- m * «*»| M l || one near his .of the fianper age often can be mg, marriage msv be found the |own av e and finally one younger, j more easily persuaded to marry E. First S t Prescriptions Filled Promptly yiars. r oge age o f the brides. Olwereing come* the gap between his age | Because tha girls of today openSanford And Accurately jfhet the m-n «re apparently h»H-hnd t^n o f tha girls who attract |y uses all allurements pos-dbU •*’3Th' "w" e •* Probably, m i gourgrp'itcr activitv iA their » to land • busbaad*. . the Atlantic lived to Starting th» nunt earlier in life, *178 ’ ° for!H erU d. And hflieviog thM thev the Herald ,kard ti> avoid the c ’d maid eb<M o boost trsr ev cen1 ensnare a m!in: whllj o f th i . . ‘ . ’ r- ol<1#r *i*ters W t be^a-iy, & rl . 3 llox K itc h e n I ' l - i i s l l i 1 Sm all Itqx A Contetii t float A n cnbr. .1 Kill, t l ) Ued Sluts. 2 Kill. <<> Ued Hulls.. Ii llox C r o c k e r y . I Ilroom. I Kill. K itc h e n Utensils I Hand T r u n k . 1 A n c h o r Chain. 1 Wash Hoard ■1. Hell Hprl lilts. •1 Heil Knds. 1 l.urife Itox. 2 E l e c t r ic Kalis. 3 Mirrors. I T u b A Contents , I liras- llook . I K itc h e n Hanae. I Cane .Seaiml SI. Clinic lo tli* h ig h ost and best bidder at *•,,r*‘ **?*'■ U l ' i t S ? * * . 1? Pay f o r lllll ,.f t l a lc . ! U A T K U ; Ihrlubii e r 7th. 1317. C. it HAND. S h e r if f o f SeniUlole Ciiimi'. JjTli. JAM. O. Mil A 17, »\ .lit • . A lto r n v y f o r I'lalutlff. ssr r s z , Tkh,i f lrU ? re ttMolto brln» mftn t0 h” the chan jcmpwhat inclined to give pre- cts of har marrying are in c r -fererc# to older men. having a jovt-r the days when the young .feeling of superiority over boys|man was forced to wait for a l - f th-lr p^p. This preference and to coma along and woo her. th*t fact that ______ man are eunposed is probably the beat explanation to become easier to subiiue and of why they are marryin~ earlier lure into mutrimoay as they grow older may be combined as an , * Plumbing — Heating "Service You’ll Appreciate" prices will be found nstounishingly loW; Have you inquired! DeForesl-SanlorJ Realt" Cr, NO'IING "In answering the question o f permanent resident or the casual,1 II it ,.. ployer should keep in mind that the Th ghout the lengthening years OHIILit o r lU lll-HATIOV ; Jinlvmi.lil ill tin H im - I II 73.00. -in-1 T-i Mnrgsri i * I*'tntiimim, I’alatka. i i' i.hIh In tin- sun --I -il'-l: I himfor a number o f years, and who has his family in this state, ll,orc1** * T . 1f artistry «*nm.i> IT-.ilil.i I-vlnl upon ami will --II l->r i-nsti nt 0)rt which wl you now may look with will be more likely to stay here than the worker who conies j KjNfi a l b e r t OF Belgium ITiliuini . Vdu mi- In-iflij nrilrr-il anil re-, tin- Cnurl II iiiih* il-n-t in lln. i ' hiiii't joy unbound. _ , qillr.-it In In iin-1 u | i| > i.-iir u|m n lliu m Si-nilnnlF. SlnO- *•( ri-iriila, *m. j down for thq winter months only. O f course, there t / c num - (estimable gentleman, hot, in th , . , . ; 71Ii ilay nf Nnvemlier, A, l>., 1927. lo Mi-mlnr. NnviniOfi- 7iii \. It.. I:•27. Man r rPC“My"° ,inve ,n' o f these visitors who do intend to stay and front ****Vlng Cf tile r I'CTICh, one who, , 11 k llljl I l f I'-mii-l ilnl till'd uaallisl l.qlwt'sn Hie Innirs n f 1 i- ven .. el . “ did not invent gunpowder," ex*i>"ii la till- nl-me Slyleil t-uusv uml A M. mill twn n'elnek I’. M. lln- i-ii. W th love of what is lieaiitiful in am ong their number this slate has received many o f its best (Inlni-d .1 Kiri " w hen h e , ^ " rl low Ing ilescrltied 1*1 .....1 If nl I I .^ ,’ , , 1 1 n , The Hanfi.nl ll-rnlil. Is liereliy lies- I'm ter. In.wil •sound. citizens. Florida needs people anjl should we deny \ V n e w -_____ h e a r d t at hi'i g ra iu lch ild WUlll 11lijniilril IIK Ilie Iieivs|ia|n-r In willeli I Small Pimm •this order shill In- imldl*lied Inr' :i Iirexsern. com er em ploym ent there is little reason to suspect that he « boy. By i unde's finer strums and meld1 Mi-wlna .M.k Ii I o, rh“* will head his automobile Southward. •. H” wouldn't have said, “ only « If°Wi,c^""J''V', ‘ 1 Kf’' t"n,■mi lit**. ri*»rl4 «»f 1 :: IJoxcm ,v t’ oiiti uin die* • girl” had he known some of the|*ni,t rouri. Jlfttl t • * • * M «*ul , I Kolillnu Leaf K tl•lien '1. "T h erefore the ultimate problem presenting itself is real By h hdpplncss and tears have queens - Eliznlieth, Marie,|Mierenf^ \lils t.ll, day nf Oft,-tier. A I Miilremicv come unsought. * :i Small evntvr ta b let a choice. The most satisfactory conclusion would seem to Theresa, Semirnmis and especially, D . 11*27. I laird Can. A wfoden instrument you seem to be to com pare the individuals rather than their places o f that African queen, TomyrU, whose U> A. M. W K K K S 1 Trunkii i be; son was killed by King Cyrus, when l> . 2 Cona*d eupi lliiun. Y'ifu are a friend thiA pulses to residence. If all other things he equal then the preference -he son foolishly got drunk on ( S E A L . ) 2 .Small Uook HIi f I v f , SAML’ KL. A U W ILK IN S O N . 3 Ituas. should be given to the home again. He must ca t and obtain our thought. wines thut Cyrus left ns a trap. S o l ic it o r for 1 -mi|,hilmint I'ln ln g Chairs. -—Arthur S. Hollis necessities o f life, and he has a just claim to em ploym ent if I ert. II II. Hoods I d resser base. 'Die Christian Science Monitor. his services and ability measures up to those o f the outsider. TOMYRIS WHO HAD warned I w a r d robe. M »T I« I! U f 1*1 III.II ATIIIN Cyrus not to hurt her son, caught 1 E le c t r ic Klmir laimp. "F lorida is essentially a tourist and agricultural state. B C l l l f l l T I ' O f IIT, TVAKN. Eatl Carroll has a chance to be hn great k'ng, chopped off his IVT TY U I C eda r t.'hesf. - T I I I It I* II I I I I I A I . m i l I I I Il is ther,-for,' lo be sxpoctcd that the greatest field for en* h.wl|^rt*il i 7 ; Tr paroled anon and well wager dol7 lloek er s. OK t-'I.Oli111 \. IN ANU f u l l r i l l ; I till H ealer. rOO XTY OK sK H IN O I.fi IN I is Jo doughnuts that he gets it. ploymont ih in agricultural purauita. Our industries are niqpnn .......................... ................ Uluod. saying, "Now drink 1 I >oii U u aa y. • | M IA X C 'K H Y . —■ o-----------• 1 fast developing, and more fields will be opened to the indus­ all you like." JOH N H. A U M IT A O K . U »m pla in»i,t. . b L’or ch S w ln s. Tti 1 Weather today is tho kind l Taborel. "Only a girl,” docs not describe trial w orker who desires to com e and live am ong us. 1 M irror Frame. we I ave been looking for ull sumher, or Uerthu, mother of Charlc A il. MILAM . IIAItitU-rr A III.III. uml A W. Uiuio, her liu»t>ai:>k I Oil Stove Oven "F lorida m erchants and other em ployers should give niagne, Nancy Ramnlino, the broad•narr, It’s a pleasant, relief front the I o i l Stove. • D e fsa d u n ti, hcatl • I A u t o .Tool |luf. to the now resident o f the state every chance to prove his hipped m o t h e r of Napoleon, or T o A. M. MILAM , viliosc- pin,.......... 1 1 'art 011 . If uiik.It>,, II. T l i l l . l l ; fitness for the position he seeks. A fter that is done, the O l y m p i a s , w h o made Aloxcndcr thi­ rFF.ilF.ll A. I l o i l o uml A. W. Ill him. ' I M otor Uoui Fly W h eel ll real. Which is your favorite IlIKT T t f Tampa Times philosopher I C a rden Hose. hvi litialian.l, llmnu. OFi.rala I Sp ra y Can. wiitfti a column on women’s skirts, em ployer will m ost naturally take into serious consideration mother in- history? T h e a h o i v.sijrlvil suit havlns ).< - .1 I Iron Hoard. ■■■ ' . | lintitulvil f o r tliF purii'.si: of f i . » , idn’t think they were that the application o f the outsider." I llox Heater. 1 T H E BREAKING P O I N T comes '• — LF I Open Boat Motor. —1 ____ i i , , ____ . " ■ Milam tu Ii-eurt, 111* lm> Ml- 1,1 (Ic clop men l but today* (- & W4; iiTtME VJIFC H M W 'o the airplane today—ontl pays for merit in thb . Vbu THEEEo STRONG A TRICic IN MANDUNG V' ___ those S ' ’ FtANOG v IT F U Box 3t Loans - v immediate j Service \ A state-w id a o r g a n !cation w hich o f f e r s im m e d ia te serv ice. N o d a ta v s N o r a d ta p e . U n lim ite d funds a v a i l a b l e at o n e s f o r loa ns on im proved | If th e plan w e re tr ia d in t h i s h *v a \ i * F»ilt s k m i n **i . k i t u j n - ■npnn u . •■ . . , > , 1- 1 . 1 . >. n -cnvvim i Cl : . . . , ixiu ntry, maWing Lilt*., " - b ^ h a t n l ’a ( 1' l'i.< lit! OA, IN l l l l A M ' K I l i , III n r a r lu m ••un»-- m - n i l Cnun£> j t] : resid en ce e n d h o li­ whether to employ the ,-1,.,.,.-, rnnn(Kj*1n«In*rl nf 11 ' T-LAHIONS I ..... I mill if S-mlnniu * ->ilf11 >. Klorlilli ■ r*. n e s s p r o p e r t y in 1 -iu i tni- ilw. P lnil.lu IJ .. «MOVf-n tnnnh.-C, InUOftll or ,, wh.-r.-lu H.IVIU ii Lf„ n.i* Iilall.tirr! I :l V isitor, IIM I lottllii eni- j f i VO the nirniln-r nf ilivnrccs might .MAUOAUKT i T.ILUMONS. In-ri-u.l- .mill S. O. I'ni'-I W.t ill i> ntlant. nil-1 I : , ■ m o u n t s f r o m $ 2 , 0 0 0 Hi <• *4 H i l* .. n I ! . , . 1 1. . .. I I, I it tl .. . ■f. . U — a .iH lI i, I Xalii : 11I ** ttIIll.il* llllt tth* il . t t l . l l . - i f f r- covt-rt-il a>C I 1ia ft 1 1 . -vln-rulii i.l.iinnir : ' t o A 1 0 0 .0 0 0 . man who Ilhas lived h e r eI’ildiminish. IAM minds ..are easily Bespeaks a noble forest parent *Ke. nge county has just dedicated ntuotne new hall million dol* Ur dburinousu which ij one o f the fiiest n 1he state. Il is a ctecit•tile|ad itmn to u tity which h-t- Prices in Loch . Arbor| T liming NO'd spreads through the world as Ford’s car has spread, and Mongols and Thtt Gainsvilic Sun in its ciliturial columns recently Tin ,ars come traveling through the called attention to another o f the numerous problems which ,h- cb'mils? On that day prosperbus i; \ M WEEKS. r iv t l. MOTICK *• 1> C. face tlu* business men o f Florida today. It is a question of Amer.rans in their counting rooms I v Ill i III IIT OF Till-, I III u v will shiver, with good reason, us .11 III.I . HKIIIMII.K Clll S T Y i ( S K A 1.1 whether to employ local people or tourists. The Sun points the stift Mandarin shivers now in * i \t h o k r i.o iu iit, |<: k ( i is i i i : i : i : i v n . H i. *>*tau> o f J. K 1 .A I N O . j Mi i l i i - i i - . i f m i 'i i t i i | i ! a t n » i i t . out that possibly in some place there will be so much work Pi king. Dollars won’t protect them. I• •to o ffe r that there will ho enough to employ everyone. On i- IN A I, Nl »TH’ i: iI M ill! K ii i IS IlKItKUY O IV KN Unit I IK-rli-n.*-I M ' ""I n<‘ W»pi>iK'r PROFESSOR COLLINS OF the other band there is certain to be in most cities and com ­ Sini.h-onian ■ i t . lunt'il will, nil llm I .I < I ,i V | IIK IT K\<-U V iii.it l ll.ivr Oil* Institution says Eski­ li . mil.r A J> 1917 |ir>-*Fnl tn .'J ay H-.lil t > ' \ \ ilaoll, a n ax .r s» munities more employment seekers than there is work. The m os lea v e their wives for five il ii- i ,i.If I'ntinly Jinl«F ..f s <mii . , limn. Ial>- >•< 1 >!•*• > ••'la mjf n niirr nit hinrlilu. lliFir film I r e . - Iw lunmli l"'liliiiu- ni»l a i » « l w ill If. question within itself appears to be relatively unimportant, months, each year to make a good , i, ■•mil mi-1 i ..in li. i h a* nil - ' Itia W la le ' Ik i-» iti.-'i i‘ > I*rI>it Slii-i|* but as analyzed by the Gainsville paper it is one that will In- eatch of seals certain. „ I.in ln ... nf tin- .-*tiil- nf J K. j Inrl lull Uf -ill ......mu- nwlna In » At the end of the five months I . i i n i ; i|.-,-F!«ard. ami nt hiiIiI lim a , | o w i‘ il In o . -(• up for decision many times. th** bladd rs of all seals captured i- - . mmI i Iifi-,-. tiiiik,. ,i |»|*l lt-.it Inn tn| Till* L.iv <1.*v i.: >- |it"inl»i-r. 1977 U l- i'll KISKNIlKltftX The Sun writes as follows on the su bject: dining the year are thrown into the Il -.i r. I .In,liii- f nr n ilm il Hi-lili’ - j i. -it -if ih r lr iiilminiHtrail-iii nf anlil j ~ — . * ■t i n s k m in o ik : “ Florida is faced with an unemployment situatw n to a water to please the sea) tribe. ■ - ii- ,-jnl |nr an nnt> r lUarliaramg I*-t . 1 ‘ * , a t i : i if fl.Uiil I' . -I. . , Hiirli A*ltilin'* 1rutrIrra • , , great extent, in that those who sold real estate .during the I - *l- I lllla till- i7th it,IV nf A t lK U » l,' k , 1'" 1 ' 1 SEPARATING FROM WOMEN II. VV I*1.11Itt I f f . |**A H boom have been endeavoring to get hack into some other for a part of each year Is often the A I- i «77. JI 1.1 A K I..U.NO am i lu , , , i: i>11n-iiint. line o f endeavor which will ptove more perm arynt and nil ■ in many savage tribes. Many IK A N K TTK Ii LA I NO. [ ' r r m : u i -tn t A- Atlm ln lK ln ilrl-•- nf tliF yii-l lucrative. These people are fo r the most part honest and red Indians paid little nttention to I T .1 T i l l N l.itf- nf .1. 1.. I ■A 1X11, tlrfriiH. ( w l|i ■\1 IT ,U \ i I -N i'K IlN j their wives exrept in spring. This industrious citizens o f this state. There will be another gave smAwi the the re«t rest cc f ’-the .•* xt il i -ii * lthe hi? umiW'i the — -^r=r— — - - ■■ ;—. * Ii i ^»v«n Hint ■ : crop o f workers com ing in from thi! the North for oone N orth who who will will fcjr n o |Vrar O0\ after chilci**un, iinil4 .... . ,u,i u ' ...... . \\llr H; year to | look alter children, and v ..... ..... reason or another demand employ me ym e n t fo r their susten an ce |.r..b„l,ly a , lie f. * [ ' \ H Vindo X Z T 'S s X Z U " \ v C X l fl : Though none has solved the V secrete you preserve— Your tones improving with cnV-Hching age— Your grain, beyond the finest ur during the winter months. f tlat'a woyk. grund jury has indicted Mr. and the comptroller says it’s ution. It all uejienda on the ' view and everybody does|i«ri to have the tame view Amos. KOT’s! C£IX> FISH' l ^in!* F ir st National Bank “ The Hank of Service" We Recognize J A |. that our • hustnc thrives best in Atm osphere S cp or courtesy and co-«p-| Address Our Local Counsel S. R. Dtehton Sanford, Fla. . + ..sTy,, e ration. Always Ready to Help 312 State Hank llldg. Cordially yours, Phone 5757 Orlando, Fla. f Select CHRISTMASI H. C. V1ELE Bifts N O W on our net easy paym ent plan. Jew eler .. 108 M agnolia ~ Only 62 shopping days fore Chriatmas. CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOBER 1,1927] City licenses now due on every business, occupation or profession for which a license Is required. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collect*);. BOYS WANTED A T ONCE Apply Circulation E v1-. :nent �THE SANFORD HERA LI), SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 — —~ —, 7 i - . \ . .A. ■» ------ —£mJ ^------------ , : Mississippi Stages Com eback in Commerce The Marconis Visit Us »H 1 < (T Telephone 148 M RS. F R E D . S. D A IG ER. S ociety-E d itor Residence T el. 85'J-J B O X LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR LOCAL D. A . R . MEMBERS B Y MRS. LEONARDI Mrs. John l-conardi gave a deli- Ue Harrison Chapter, cious box luncheon at the Yacht W. E. Watson read n paper I Club to the Sallie Harrison Chap- 'rnntA 'n ,.^y Mrs. George D. H art1 ter of the N. 9. D. A. R., Friday r"son Who Sco.ltnHa1' I SUNDAY ly m e e t i n g o r th e Semln- at 1 o’clock, honoring the past ro- |dent lf-r r ;ton^nrfL W|u! ° f ^rcsl‘ I 0f sS 1 ? ^ ' ' nnct*V! p U F e d e r a t io n w ill he gents, Mrs. R. E. Tolar Mrs. ^Trling^for viedo at 2:30 o’clock. All M. DeForest and Mrs. W. E . Wat- mother o( are r e q u e s t e d to m e e t a t son. The damtrly arranged boxes whofn this chapt(J f c named Car white 0ijne B a p tis t Church a t o n e were tied with ribbons of lir5 will b e p r o v i d e d . • t and blue. Fastened in each knot founder of the Ndtinm 1 s, i was a red rose The color scheme £ " & £ « £ \ ^ 7 h A ^ S a n MONDAY of red was further carried out by Revolution. . . of the Methodist lervice - - - - - - - - , , . large bowls o f radiance roses a ritim, v.,t» .r ... ill meet at 3:30 o clock L„. „f Mrs T. F. Adams HhS n r r n d KlfM « f WTSRG R0rHard‘ tM,ded’ tw John LtaMnH who%re" I Herrtng and Mrs. A . B. Ballard. ..anted to the chapter Its printed L Avenue. Assisting Mrs. Leonard! in serv- calendar booklets for the year peat1 - dub will have a ing were: Mcsdames John Meisch. 1927-28. ’ I at 3:30 o’clock nt the Jr.. ' ' illlam Bolden, R. ( . Phillips A silvnt prayer was held for the 1 [j Mr-. William Mooro and the Missesi Mell Whitner Zoe beloved state officer Mrs. Wash-I llayfnir. Munson and Fannie Rel.a Mun- ingten E Ct>nnori „ who ree#m, I L 0f St. Agnes Guild son, „ passed away. I to meet at 3 o’clock at Immediately following the lunch This meeting was most enjoy [h House and bring nrt- Mrs. Leonard!, regent, called the able and the attendance one of Lie J i fruit, candies or books meeting to order and presented largest the Sallie Harrison Chap junket. Mrs. B. F. Brown of DeLcnd, who ter hns known. Among those orr­ Service of the Methodist is state vice regent and chairman sent were: Mrs dames John leondll met nt 3:30 o clock at of the national commltte.* for con- nrdi, B. K Brown. W. E. Watson of Mrs. T. F. Adams on grcssionnl Hall of the N. S. D. A. A. M DeForest, R. E. Tolar, Mot­ if. Mrs. Brown gave an enthusl- ton Thigpin, Alexander Vaughan, tvenue. Organ Club will have a astic talk on the raising of r.eces- F. M. Davidson George D .Hart, " at 3:30 o’clock nt the sary funds to enlarge the.N. S. D. S. R. Dighton, David Caldwell. Mrs. William Moure Scott, A. R. Congressional Hall nt Wash- Beecher Kent. J. N. Whitner. L. P. ington, D. C. The chapter pledged Hagan. || H..PattishaU. W. I! Ballard, Ethel W. Rootc’A, T. Ros>rs of St. Agnes Guild are its support to this move. Plans for the coming year were siter. S. l'ule3ton. Jtdin Meiseh^Jr., meet at 3 o’clock at the [dubc and bring' articles of liscussed and Mrs. R. E. Tolar, J F F. Dutton, George G. Herring.! idies or books for the bas- chairman of the finance committee,!Robert Peterson.^ Ernest Krupp. announced that she would give a! William Holden.'«R..,C. Phillips '• cln-lmo Marconi, inventor of wirrlc •>. ’ner Ci uni teas Christina Bczz Scala, m \i w 1t urk to attend the International l!ml [en Mallory Circle of the ktist Church will meet with p . Smith at 3:30 o’clock nt B in Fort Mellon. [rcles of the Auxiliary of ibytorian Church will meet kt the following places; t one find nine, with Mrs nth and Mrs. Charles P ns chairman, meet with I). Highleyman, 555 Valen Am erican Legion Hut ( Scene O f Delightful Party Friday Evening no. two.—Mrs. John Ba­ nian. meets with Mrs. Lil211 Central Avenue, no. three—Mrs. Porter ri chairman, meets with ,1 T. Williams on Crystal w>. I—Mrs. Walter Bach, , meets with Mrs. W. C. , U05 Laurel Avenue, no. 5—Mrs. Howard I-ong, rnieis with Mrs. Robert [siH Park Avenue. j ^ Inn. ft Mrs. S. A. Irwiti, I, meets with Mrs. J. 11. I 507 Magnolia Avenue, to. 7.—Mrs. H M. RnroiH Fmun, meets with Mrs. t)lhall, on East Second ■ No. H,—Mrs. S. E. Gillon, In, nrrts with Mrs. Claude Ion Silver Lake, himileau Group of Camp Kris will meet nt -i o'clock home o f Majorie Boniski. TUESDAY D meeting of the Daughters hey Class of the Methodist will be held at the home II. P. Smith, 2000 Sanford f at 3 o’clock. IU Teachers Association of niur High School will meet I o'clock nt the Junior High tan Circle of the First Bapmrch will meet nt the homo p. Sidney J. Nix, 111!) Park f nt 3 o’clock with Mrs. Nix Its. II. A. Moreland at host- At The Churches. | FIRST ( I1URCI1 OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Christian Sconce services artid every Sunday morning in the Woman's Club Oak Avenue near Third Street at II o ’clock. Subject for tomorrow "Doctrine of Atone­ ment.” Wednesday evening services which include testimonies of Chris tian Science healing nre also held in the Women's Club at 7 o'clock. This Church maintains a free . , . . . . . - . , Reading Room, 517 First National decorations o f the hut, were feat*. Bank Building, where tho Bible and ured tn the color scheme. ^, ' aU authnrir.-d Christian 1Science Thejiugc firs place was toncenl- j literature may be read borrowed cd.with boughs of bamboo, before'or purchased. Open Wednesday which Were placed bowls bf yellow fnnd Saturday from 3 tn 5 P". M. elder and goldenrod. Placed at in -j AU nre wtlcome to attend the tervals about the spacious efub!services ami to make use of the total were tali floor baskets filled j Reading Room. with goldenrod ami other orange j --------------------and yellow flowers. ( -FIRST RAIT1ST CHURCH Of Exceptional interest was the1 , Sunday School £):30 A. M. guttae of bridge played during the Subject of sermon, .The City*.-, cvdhirftrand when the scores were Mwit Valuable Institution, colected, it wus found that the j Young People's Unions 6: '<13. highest score was made by Mrs. J. | Evening service 7:30. Sermon Olln Lnney, who wua awarded un subject, What Does It Mean To electric’ lamp, donated by Mrs. S. You? S. Raumel. Second high score was j Wednesday evening service and made Jjy Mrs. E. J. Trotter, who Church Family Hour 7:30 o’clrok. r.ceived an attractive door stop, The ordinance of baptism at tindonated by Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. The' opening o f tho sarvice. men’s high score prize, a late nov-1 The First Baptist Church warmel, given by Coleman Book Shop, *ly welcomes visitors and citizens. went to Fred Newman, while the * e*------------------second prize, o brass cigarette box, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH donated by Randall Electric Com- The Presbyterians are preparing pany fell to A. C. Fort. for n week's series of services. After the prizes had been award- < N'e*t week will be “ Reconserrution ed, the card tables were spread Week” for local Presbyterians, with orange covers, and refresh- !>here will be services each flight it meats consisting o f tandwiches,, >:3i), at which time the Pastor wiU home made cakss, ice cream and itench "The Sermon on the Mount, coffee were served. I The services Sunday .will he ns Mrs. Ben G. Slaughter Pvwell \a., ars expected to *■ t JJlLB, e l «- - GUILD MEMBERS NOTICE The members of tha St. Agnes Guild are asked to meet at 3 o’clock at the parish house on Monday afternoon to go to the county farm In si body. Each member is asked to bring fruits, or sweets for the "sweet baskets." * W. P. liulirnmn motored, Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Bach are »x)iLtc:l t> return homo Monday, from Flushing, L. L, points in Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hreren Mar­ New .Iet se>. New York and Wash­ tin Lnrig, Mr. ami Mrs. John C. ington. D. t\, where they have Smith nm| son Wilson will motor *o I'l'tn spiixling the summer. Daytona Beach, Sunday where they will spend the day. Mr. anil M-*s. Howard Tibbnls jimi sniali son, Munson of Umatilla Buhrman, 1snort the dny Friday ns the guests anil Miss r f Mrs. Tihhal’s aunt, Mrs. Fannie Friday to P, Munson, and sisters the Misses 7.oe nnd Fannie Reba Munson. TRU EM AN FERTILIZER CO. C o lu m b ia P lctu ro o CONWAY, TEARLE ISLE Of ■ fORfiOriEN DOROTHY SEBASTIAN Alice Calhoun Gibson Gowland Alain Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Reprensenta tive 5li# wmt iHurirtf, Km itc hirts, fill) nj guilt. BeU. brum , dirrit-ihf hu u noise u <h*U*mf u |>os«ii<nafr m *• Trm* «na Mini** t SoW i inJ JSoJuu bn! n b «rr «n n t< n lovt-inl fvurgvL This pretty little Tuhtlsh girl, whose father, Salahedd-ln Bey lu a cousin of Kemal Pasha,'Turkey's boss, haa toys given her by.three dictators. ^ Tho dog she Is holding waa the gift of Komal; the doll was given to her by Premier’ Mus­ solini, and thu cat was -the gift lot Prlmo . Rivera, dictator of * Spn,n. button of the slock. Only I p**.* cent Is held by brokers, the bal­ ance being owned by investors throughout the country and in­ cluding some 5,000 living in for­ eign lountrie*. The average number of shares held per stockholder is only 2d. I However, more than one half .of thr stockholders own 10 shares , or less and more* than threr. fourths own 25 shares or Its.1-. The | number of stockholders ■owning > shares or less exceeds the total I number in any other -A»terica.t I corporation. No stockholder owtn as much as 1 per cent of tho out­ standing stock. and Mrs. Arthur Moore »nthe birth cf a daughter [ mi,fniiig at the Fernald ton hospital. The baby has lam d Carrie Elizabeth. Mrs Henry Wight left ,ri their car ’ for Brooks* 1 will visit the Dev. B°w|, around which Is one of the largest and "turns of native fern’s L ittle T u rk ; Is Dictators’ Pet Stockholders Of Telephone Concern Now Total-422,000 WEDNESDAY — • arc Department of the W Huh will meet at 3 o’clock Club house. Henry Wight will be host-L-f.union party at her home puuse nf Heart's Content” on Avenue at 4:30 o’clock for It* of the Welfare Departl>t the Woman’s Chib only. | «jf Tonnage Iwing carried on the Father of Waters by th e packet boats and last few years that commerce is again almost as great ns in the glorious carrier of the Mississippi valley Here are pictured steamboats at the :■ po nts along the river ftom Keokuk, la., to New Orleans. Last ve'ir more moved through St. (Louis alone. ___________ I •|jMT'T--||f - - — — ----------------:— -..o ji a! hough no spinning wheeHs seert'^Vj GHOSTS REPORTED Mrs. Donald Smith of m the quarter whence the sound is , r Gu., formerly of Sanf heard there was formerly no chami- »' * unce tho birth of a y her which might contain one. October th The baby 0 , ttoisa see mod from behind a dead 1 m il Mary Louise. „ wall. So persistent wore tho assert- j Ulions that the author) v to pierce the The inany friends of little Knth4 ' wall was granted. U was than j i .ue Wiggins, young daughter of .] found that the partition bricked up* Mr. ami Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, will I j j, imaH room in which stood n spi|y4t —, regret to learn that she is ill at meg wheel. On two occasion*') hi home on Magnolia Avenue. Ifu en Catherine was xald to be f y |seen s.amling by the great s t a i r - . ■ . en* • wringing her hands and sob- bing. Catherine Howard, who w a s '- i ' lodged at Hampton Court beforu ) hm execution. i-> said to have b a ta s ~ i ar.Mther spectral visitor. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeJStaders and children, George Jr., and Helen | leave Sunday morning ih.their car Mr. and Mrs. t . H. Ashcraft left ! Friday for Tampa where they will Special This W eek! Glonflorn, Texas.—"I hnd a alck spell when just fifteen years old,” Bays Mr. George W, Manns*, R. F.D. 2, this place. "Anyone who has hnd chills, like 1 had, Is apt to remem­ ber them. I was n nick boy—Just lay around tho homo, weak. My skin "was yyllow pml.I could hardly stand up. I had hard chills, "My father gnvo mo quinine. .Someone told him to givo mo BlackDraught with 1L Ho brought nnmo home, and they fixed it up like n ton. It wnsn't very good, hut I was so sick I would take anything. "After a few days, I began to foci bettor. I was hungry and could cat. , 1 kept on taking the tea for nwliije, and I f*nt *vcM I hnvon't had One quari brick of Vanila Strawberry, nnd Orange Pineapple Ice Cream Phone HI I Storage Sonford Feed & Supply Co. Last Call! Saturday O ct. 2 2 /I Q /b Each *’ tho bowels and put them in a healthly nnd normal state of activity, Try It; l c a d u re. JViN/AJ is the Last D ay Take Advantage O f Our B lankets Comforts Feather Pillows Cool weather is here— You had best g e t the above articles ready for instant use— Save Some Money N ow— W e Also Offer vative Housewife ,| I ? : J- E. Preston, Mrs £ & ■ "* W. A. Lcft P* v 'ncent, Mrs. Miss Ruth Moss arul Miss Velmu Boyd, left Saturday morning for n V ” ’, C’ C’ WeCrory Orlando where they will represent Uni,' Friday where the Sanford Credit Association at i district meeting r. convention of the Associated Credit Bureaus of Florida, which will be held at the Fort Gatlin Hotel. / n ’ L M’ of n.l^nd k^ndson, Fred Scott Miss Jeanette Laing, Mrs. 3. E. i morel"1**13° th«^horaes ting and E. H. Vickers returned with m ima Friday from Jacksonville L, WiuLth*lr daughter, Mrs. itre they have been spending this ViSon — month* OU R— LITTLE R F D WAGON The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Orlando, will hold meeting here Sunday after noon at 2:30 o’clock af the Fri* cess Theatfa.' Rev."Hero*rt Dyke will preach. ! of friends at th eColonel Lindbergh FIRST „with „ „ banquet given Monday cvenlnng at •'/ . ' t’. VY m: PreAching' 11 A. M. . sermon. Misusing'Things Is; YSF'Greur (is take.” Epworth leagues riffiet 6:30 * .M. . Evening ptyaching service, 7:30 ■ *!“ . B ,,t *• �THE SANFORD HERAEP; SATURDAY, OCTOBER-15, 1937 i fcA *i 1 ! ■“LASSES” WHITE 3V1INSTRELS ARE .COMING TO CITY Francis Wilson to Star on Eveready Hour a» Rip Van Winkle. Milane Theatre PROGRAM a Popular Road Show Scheduled Jj Ta Appear At The Milane i« Theatre on October 2Gth “ On October 2*J at the' Milane ..Theafre the acknowledged king of minstrelsy, "Lasses” White and litis all Star aggregation <>f 4" burnt cork artists will make their eighth annual visit here. It is a * very generally conceded fact that 4 "Lasdon,” since becoming a star, has done more to restore minstrel* ay to; the popularity it enjoyed 10 or 15iye»rs ago than hits any other J black; face artist. He has art In* dividuality that never fails to capture and hold his audience and * his wholly original style Is simply irrUlatible. Thb aim of “ Lasses" and that of I hil’managers, Spaeth and Company * when planning this season’s pro1 gram is sni<l to have been, that while preserving the old time mlnt stfcl atmosphere, to at the same t time Introduce some novelties that wuuljpproperly fit into the offer­ ing. -O f- the latter an example Is * said 'to be the first part which Is called "Pee America First," all mirth and melody hut presented in MMM ' envirionment and with j electrical effects that mark it ns both' novel and exceptionally pre­ tentious. A radical departure in afterpieces la promised in ‘The EmnnoiT patMn Bull Fight" which, as in the fa.se of the first part, is a cre­ ation o? tho star’s. The olio has a. song und Y B&ckville fnion Stntion," that ’call* lhto notion all the singers and .dancers in the company while 'Olxje Memories" serves to intro­ duce tjm All Ktar Quartet of voe1 nlliife; Other numbers are popular •’Bill*? Does, with a new monologue, ‘ ‘ Fat’' Wild*, Ukelelo Champion of United States, "Jack". Bean ‘ cele­ brated Yodlcr and “ Gcno" Gcrfnld, female Impersonator. With ’ Lassea'I pis fun makorx are "Mobile’ * Ben McAtce, "Billy7 Doss and "Fat’’ Wild*. j Maxwell Cordon and Giover ShepjKwjth alternate n* interiorJtors and the usual array nl har­ monists Includes Leonard I'ctkins, a high toner recri’ ’ sd front the ran|(8 of Grand Opera. Cirroll Franks, Bob Maupin, Eddie Alien, Myron Morris, "Jin:my" Cochrm, America’s foremost bass, Jack Be^n and Edwin Thomas lyric tenor ami the dancing corps has such exerts ns Chet Wilson, Roy Frknces, Emmett McAtc, Gene Holden, Eddie lister, Joe Lee Horry Best and Jack Huycs, dance instructor. t f t y All *Star hand and orchestra this 'season numbers twenty-two with the former under the leader i .T Swengo and the Jatter^diiWted by Prof. John Amis. Monday Norma Talmadge in the laush prodttcliim “ CAM M ILLK" Tuesday ilaml in lilt’ pictu re hasnl <>n Mary 1 R hineharfs -dory W H AT HAPPENED TO FATH ER” Wednesday H am roft in a gripping modern dr r=r-Tr.7t—U..VV. t FRANCIS WILSON AS "RIP --------l i t A N T IS W IL S O N "I'NDERWORLH" will ho the guest aril a on I'lio » ^ ■ Kveready flour to ho l*V?xe broadcast m> Di*> WEAK chain this Tuesday evonlng, October IS. at It o'< kirk. K.i it­ em Standard Time. Saturday "S t£ A M E R IC A F I R S T - " V-1- I-1 COiOfiAQO ' A“ <v i u f U n io n S t a t io n ~ a e ACT <- m s i L iY on<<m a £ M C M O R IE S" ’H E F M A RC /PA H O N s o u . fig h t ■ Ii J Some years ago a little golden haired girl, her dream of being p great dancer shattered, started to prepare hersttlf to be a private secretary. Today, that same girl, a famous ntoying picture star, is taking the role o f a private secre­ tary in a production by Paramount, "Figures Don't Li*,’’ which will be seen at the Milane next Friday. Esther Kphton is the nnme of that blonde girl who tnkes on the screen the part she almost had so take in life. Esther Ralston never wanted to be a private secretary. Her ninbition has always been to be a great actress. Hut on two1 different oe* caslojis: fu’ f filled otherwise. Tfi* first occasion was when the tiny five-year-old girl met with an ncyident while performing os uu 5creb.il with her father’s troupe. The hospital and ‘ them schppl fol­ lowed that accidopt. ,-/£h% V»econd occasion was a T«W- *yAiV* later when i cal success as a dancer ■ecmed fur Jfi-vay. '•Ttt'utea thtn that a private secetevyV raretr was conwiderwl for t'ie girl who dreamed at being a .Station WBZA in Boston moved into ill new studios and headquar­ ters and celebrated tho occasion with p Hi-hmir program of big hits. The new Hotel Stntler also was initiated into broadcasting. *— great actress. She started for school in Washington, I), C’., '.to prepare for that career when fnt? took another hand in the game. he Ralstons moved to Californnd once agnin hope flamed high in and in the heart o f the girl who had \ jnever relinquished her uti I ctonto famous through nl jig the publfc, A new* aia pen to her in Hollywood i nimediately set about “l nto" moving picture pictur^j. H .nto'’ just a few year* ago The Peak Is Reached In Radi The New Radiola 17 Is The Picture At Milane On Next Saturday Has. Heart *Throbs ‘Ir •’• * A procession, pitifully small, moving down the single mean­ dering’street ef a rude setlement in fhe Kntucky mountains, forms a part, of the affecting screen drama, Jiidgemnt of the Hilts," which comes to the Milane Theatre °n next Saturday.' The townspeople are <m their way to the railway a v t iu iu vIh ofSofoisis-Dull] 'street/bade Selling feiired her becauae tthe was .so |)t!aui ine ftwifut /e a r , fo r t hue and the city the firat tender love ln-r v -i h t*.Z p t u a u t iii u i iv m t T ic a s g T e u ie s t m a r v e l^ s u b s titu te s , c o m p l y o p e r a tio n it u ses n o or battery f o r a n y lig h t s o c k e t You will be amazed with the smooth, easy operation o f Radiola .17—com e in and • • see it today! Demonstrations Arran ged By. Request fN 1 ■*'1 i * • For. Sale Excl usively By TO D A Y "THE ISLE OF FORGOTTEN WOMEN** Conway Terle, America!* last romantic actor in a startling production Comedy BRINGING HOME THE BACON” Rportlight "WATER SPRITES ” M ONDAY Nornta Talmudge In "CAMILLE" Coming * UNDERWORLD A r M 'A u c - MagnesiaS fcw ARtf NEW YORff, Oct. Lr>— Radio’s future lies In the development of jis great broadcasting features during the entire day ns ore how being presented In the evennigsv , This statement comes from Georg* F. McClelland, vice preai* ilent ami ‘ fceaerM'Manager of tho National Broadcasting Company, operator*:of tie WEAK. WJZ anti K(»0 networks o f broadcasters. .1 McClelland gives four reason* for asserting that broadcasting will have to make a daytime job •I it, in fact one of JO hours daily. These are: | 1. There nre 21,000,000 intmen in the country . dthiv ;it home most of the time ami who an- eager for musical, educa. tiorjal anti informative features the radio can bring. 2. There iir«* ’S>5,000*0<» school children inyfty United' State*,^tb»' majority of whom are still waitit g an organized plan of. se rie s Hat will bring radio to the efiisv I"Ojll, | '| I •1. There art? millions of ' nlgnt workers whoso only liipe fur ent<i taiftMent is by day, amt for whom radio can bring increased pli i - ires anti Instruction . 1 There are the many radio lores which want first calxs radio programs during the day, so that prospective buyers of radio receiv­ er- may be convinced of the value of radio. -* ** ' Radiola Prof. David Stewart Edgar, of St, John’ College School of Law. has begun a series oftalks on "Luttfor the Laymen," front stat­ ion WGBS, Lew York. Other members of the faculty will con­ tinue the series every Tuesday evening at X eastern time. VDNSTRELS n Have R&h Assured Has Workittg Girl By Large Stations Playing Lead Role NorntaTalmadge Is Hilarity ProVokes Bobbed Camille In Emotion In Latest M o n d a y ’s Picture Langdon P i c t u r e t [ 1 Com ing T o The Milane M r. Wilson w ill repeat the ex­ cerpt from •* It tj> V.in W inkle," which proved tho outstanding hit of Ills highly successful radio uppeninnce ou Dm IN cre.niy Hour in Heplctnher of la»t y in r A t llult time tho great a c in i‘.-i n in trilu iilo n to radio enl' rtainiio nl was lu lle d ns one of the bigger l htitle s yes \ big drama o f life in the hills uf old Kentucky recorded over tho air slum tin- In­ ception of brimdea.stiiig ‘ T H E JUDGEMENT OF THE HILLS” It. addition to tin- redoubtable Novelties— Comedies— News Reels "Rip," Mr. W ilson w ill enact a por­ tion of his characterization of Dm oijuaily rcdouhtablo "llnh" Acres from Hlu rldtin'M "The Rivals," und excerpts from hla own play, " The flnchulor's Baby," which ran for threu years on the road Tho Dveready Revellers and Dm other members of The J-lypready firoup. Including the l-lvirr.idy O r­ ______ • j ’ ib.-m ir ~ ill i chestra, with Nathaniel R hllkret conducting, and Virginia Ilea as | Norma Talmadge in the title Heart fh.ohs aml hilarity vie f'dr soprano soloist, w ill participate in . role of her unique, modem version ■sul,remiu v **> Marty Langdoa’j r ..c__ .. »____ ______ HOW Screen ela«atc “ TK Dm program. Tho orchestra will play among other selections music from "B rnilnla,” otto of l ho plays In which M r. Wilson watt starred. Woodwinds, airings and brass make up the 1H-piece orchestra, GOLDMAN STILL ON ttndyc tho .direction of lEqgo Mnriunr, that is broadcast ing a sum­ ie‘famous'Hbhimim band cona thu nir withi even more mer Series o f symphony concerts n heretofuri . Its concerts every Sunday night, nt U:no east­ >ademst ev*ry Monday ami ern time, over the WJZ network. «»y evenings t 7:.l0 eustam AVON PARK— part nsne»-VDfgfpization, appears its WEAF and ndan Hotel building being “ Arnt^iMpi^ie.’ impetuous young >tk municipal to Associated f»— III and lover rtr^WHFlIle." Lilyan TashS a a a n stores. man and Rose Uione have iuqiottant roles ns "Olympe" and “ Pntdcnce” respectively. Portraying M ILANE THEATRE the various wealthy and titled udmirers o f the "Lndy of the Camel­ Wednesday' October 26 lias," Marvel Clark is cast ns “The Baron" and Alec Francis as "The Duke." Other supporting players nre Helen Jerome Eddy, Albert Lonti, Michael Viseroff, Evelyn Stdldt: und Eta Lee. in 9m PRINCESS Wally Wale* in a smashing pie! ture • “SKADDLE GOLD" Comedies “A STRETCH IN TIME" b “ YOUTH AND-BBAUTY” ' Y.“ TroUy TWubles" 'i 117 East 2nd St Phone 101 �PAGE SEVEft THE SAN t’ORD HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 ch Day Four READ TH E A D S will be scattered Through the | columns—if your name la there he Herald Office for a free ticke Milane Theatre. Good for the sr Insertion only. K »fh day there are a number of trea­ sures to he found In the Want Ads— \our name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op­ MODEL TRIM CO. OKe trim the car, not the owner, Rhone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD rd Dally Herald 1a d . portunity. rates Situation W an ted HUPS— MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137, Cash to Adraaea ads, wlU be rewired t« and collector *eni I, for payment. TEN Room house for rent Oak uml m unn fit. Apply Look Ii»h l ulmetto Ave. FIVE - ROOM 1 Phone 805— W To assist those out of work to find em* I— Business Service ploy men t The Herald will insert Situation WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything In printing. A phone call will get your man. Phone 417—W. ‘J Rail­ road Ave. Wanted classified ads if not more than [JRPANT NOTICE Efficient on otlles touring ami runs like new, to #x- LE—Dodge Businese Seste model. Perfect condi >ks good,, had the beat c f nr terms. Phone 626 W BUICK CO, 212 Magonlia Ave. Phone 367. * • * nford M V Po ppa sq u a r -TH' Ew e.. M EAM VORE ’ vuH ©ALL. B all Rolled R o l l e d Th e r e s . R i g h t in t o y\.J a m ' s o m e t h i n 's a Tf w im ' t ' d i g r T OoT - m o w ^ ^ . V M E - S - WE<=». / O M tAlE.** MOW U 10 — COULD - e n u f u p ? ! WOU ? t*MV V O B l a m in ' Al l T o l . 1 ME Tfe.R 1 IT ON WEEP P oR e. ER V O DO M 0 v OTTO v<'£57 /OMIMAV.., (n-'V Y in j J 19— Houses For Sale FOR SAI.K: two apartment houses on large lot, modern, close In. beautiful surroundings, garage, $10110.(Ml down balance like . ,'jit. See own r, I.. A. Henaud, 2201 O.ik Ave. Phone I'.Hb—W. Bring Your Ad To The Herald Phone 148 <ust Mtk for "Classified Deptrt-1 I • ment" b—send no money, O. 1). -Leghorns. j Bara, Reds, MiaMixed $10.00. Post» Baby Chickery, .cash ana 'Box lilt .an* I ---------FOR SMI . IFii n -heil Spanish | bung■.“«>» of C»l, Of g|M*d II , living ooi «r i rensonoi I- •■• ami on easy 11— .M iscellaneous .terms, Him • located tin High v Street, near Kim Avenue with i.t* WOOD— Buy now at summer rates tractive summe/tnir*. Double g l ­ and save $2.00 per cord. Du- rave. Price furnished $8,600.00 I.::il's Wood Yard. Corner Oth $600 rnsh and the balance any rcStiect & Cypress. Phone 386— .ll. nsonnhle way. Address Box 431 ---------------------------- ------- —' — ------- C ali Herald. CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A I1 S Herald Office WITH THE NEW WALL P A IN T ------------------SOMETHING NEW AND BET- Young Ladic TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA-' opportunity TION. CALL PIIONE 236-J OR easy work. A SEE, V. C. COLLLR, SANFORD, Manager. The FLA. I PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano 6 — Help W anted (M a le ) tuning by experts with 17 yean j ________________________________ experience. Sanford music store and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & ) l M e-. Want— R. II. Muirhead to call ;d Lander Arcade, Phone 832. 1 The Herald office fur a fr.*t -------------------------- --------------------- - ticket to the Milane. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation----- -------------------------------------------- 12— Wnnled -boxes and gin*rB t*tem m -vn»n-206 TURPENTINE laborer* want Miracle Concrete Co. J. E.Ter-1 ed at once, all kinds of work vrllleger. Rroy. 3rd »od Eia«. j hanging cups now; good hmi> -< Sixth. Phone 727. inM* r CO m E O n Co m e , o n 1 d o n 't w a n t 24<"—Lola For Hale Th is cw en TO O C T C O L D .1 of truck,.of citrus fruits, poultry ticket utll| „f UR kinds. Thirty* ine' 'four acres of land that offers high rolling lands fur citrus, muck lands w n,j for truck and bulH and n small u* this jgijp for pasture land. On the Satiford-Orlundo mod three miles from ------— Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, d with * alance on eusy terms that will ulh, tele- ; JW you to make the payments •J. G. from the land. Ideal location for tilling station and small store close ------ - to homes of fifty or more fanthofl. s.cond \ country home close to the city Fho to markets. High, dry and healthy. Address R. c. rare Herald. tT M A ^ M A , P O vT VOO \ 3»€>S A SECOND It-H N H «o HE. T l l i P in c h L O O M S a T l e n -/ A HOHN ON B lT C R O S S M V P 'C t A N CM E D ? O K MAKE. A V d A lT M A . ONE O f M V , n R in o s e r o SS. VLEU S* l S t . / T V M i n i u m '. / * from amy — Forty in a h iw m c t ic ? a s e w t YOU SO «tV TO GET SUCH j l ABOUT s c h o o l a w d v )W w e l l SRC UW Ct J 3 Stay WITH DOT y GCAD CS V fH ILC T H E FOU<$ J > ___ A RK AWAY? ----------^ WILL TRADE for resirahte hn'io* I ONE FURNISHED front aparl end lot in Sa^ord n fine nt r- 1 ment, oil nuxl.r:. conveniences. e*-n,,d i » - ' V i f I q -»*-»— tivv-t P15 W. First St. Phone 207. in Saminole County. For informat*‘e» -'Stress 205 W. 16th St. Snn PARTMENT—4 and-5 for rent of fortl. Fla Clements'Apts. Garage and w ai*1 er furnished; rates rttidred. Apply T I IIT Apt. 1 612 Park Avt. '»«— Mh Golf Queen FURNISHED apartment for rent FOR SALE—One single rot bed. in the Herald building—a down­ town location at renurkaldy low one double hod mat*r«ss. nnd t W• rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The hr-nkfos* set chairs. Slfl.50 Cash. Herald office. Ask for Foreman nt Herald Office. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette and bath, attractively furnished, central!) located, all Improvements; $C per FOR SALE: week. Tel 777 or 773. ‘ n «. t k a m th at - ru . bct POP WOULD G ive Yot> A AOOOSFm W M G «F I KNOW >T— •ATS WHY I'M GLAD.' > STUCCO htnigaluw with n r s r r , ' ||T T*****', , *r fivo rooms, good location, rent- i - f l » 0 f**l*f, $*, *7% W .T H in i» JUDICIAL t’dlMM'IT. unable. E. C. Harper Sanfovd E K K AJtl» KOIt SKMISfOl.K «’«•* -V trie CoUracting Company, 116 tv . r in n iD t iv c iM v r f.in . V f j v « r r p « n . K l ) TH O ilAH , Magnolia Ave. Phone 442. • I-.m ** »»• eunxi *« iw.v-e-f-* o iiiiK .ii o k r i e i . i " l T " ; v . |T.» r-at \V. ThoraaejV 81. Charles, f- »* u lh .l’ ir il im. . I * ><• - r > her-S" r.- * --,1 nml ri** •Jnulrp,! in ha and appear upiio^lh'* } f l h da y « f TVuvem*f<*r t*-. I»s* * • * j a HIM t.f l*ninplelni *' - t »gu l»"l iifiiu In she shove evV-t r-uri . • V i * flan turd M * -.-'* *» orwswjlWV pui.il Shed In Item I no" t- <* utily. H u r l - • 6-RO0M modern house, Phone 830— W. I* li^rrby '»*• •• IM “ ! nrwfl|>«|>*r In » M c V lit** »>rilrf • M i l -uhlliihftl f#»r f0li. •- »me«*tillY* close in, V vT. IV... ----------Ctrrk of ■ . ih r avid C lrrn tt Cunri ;n.«| Ih s ofll, l- la l. 0 M«| Iher....f fc*h d ai « I <Vl.*h»r, A . rv, IS3T ■ ' •THEM A l N 'T . ALL L E G S . '— ^ M E M B E R , ? » Will exchange a free tiek»* to.the Milane for a request for snitv' bv Mrs. H, B. lutwia. NICELY furnished two-room .q> artment, with garuge. Apply ’.u VE First St. R E A L L V , E .L F O N T . V FOR SA1.K: Two acre lots, v\ Dixie Highway between Monrno It Sanford. Fine trucking land, on city taxes, electricity is available, nlso flowing water, .see owner, I. A. Renauil, 2201 Oak Ave. ?hoir* 100— w FURNISHED garage apartment, .......... . . . — WANTED— Woman or capable 2 rooms and hath; jsith garug.-. $10 cash and $10 monthly *vill hoy Yeung college man with fcmilj i young girl to stay with child heneeds work. Willing to do any J2I04 Mellonviltf Ave. ((all 783— W. good building hit nt remarkably |tween the hours of 2 and I* l\ M. l-------------------------------------------------- low price. Box It'J care The Herthing. Box W .1- care Herald. |Call at 600 Myrtle Ave. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, nhl. I sink in kitchen, very desirabl.-, — ---------- -------- ----- — i v.Rh garage. 618 Elm Av^ Phone 25— Exchange B Y TAYLOR :!•*!__vt' • I "This RCPCKT O A O 'rOO WOU6 HT ROME LAST Nu3 HT IS TBgei6 t.E ' M M - TH DiR T \ OFF A M V H A N S \ M A U E S H IM A N I C E ’ n 1 D ARV< ] COLOR E\HE. A \ ONE'-* A I Tr u n k n CONCRETE to every abape and Have opening for two more yountf ( W A N TED form, blocks, tile roofing, ornamen to learn to run the Linotype . private fa mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- machine. Four months course tier, phone, gari ucts Company, Fifth and Mspie We will assist you to get good H" I earre. II Sta. Phone 112-W. ,when you are competent. Good ----------------pernturs make from $ 10 to |er t BUY, and week. If interested apply C 15— Help Wanted Female Muincs at Herald Office. ’ — LADIES—Earn $16 dozen sewing i 15— A partm en t F or Kent I uprens home; experience unnec- Solicitors Wanted—good 1 ----------------— --------------- ( cssary materials cut; instruct- good proposition. Anply I jrnished- nice clean hnusekeeptiens furnished. Adthresse-* e«v»L tion Manager, .The Hernld ing apurtments, reduced rates, ment, 236 Broadway, Bayonne, all conveniences. 301, Cor. 5th St. lope brings particulars. Mm. urn ]J ow management. management. 7—Siluation Wanted n ear The sw trrcvr « 'NAS TElU N G MC AM D Hole Phone 1 4 8 car, Ifor coupe in good condb I , V lephoi.c 776 after 7 1'. M. Tick A «d for one month coats only $2.6ClJ doers should give their ■ postoffice address as heir phone number If ire results. About ' te ut of a thousand has lone and th eothers omivni* uto with you ley know your address, [scantinuence MUST be i person at the Sanford passenger SOME-IM imcT FOR RKNT: Small cottage on .Mairiuiliit Avenue just north of Central Street. $25.00 monthly. Box 12d care The Herald. charge. METAL ROOFING— The Roof F.verlistir.g. Metal shingles} standing seam tin and galvlniseo roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak I. 1I1C *-- m Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. Immediately In r**® °* \NEY,8 DRUG STO R E -P re­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We am ADVERTISER9 near you as your phone. Call 1(D irald representative t familiar with rates YOUR BUSINESS —card appear- j | classlfactlon* will information. Ing dally In this column will' com plete-----■ . , * _ I >u wish they will assist reach over 3,000 c?ery day! wording your wont aa. it more effective. •and It costs so little a 12 word! MERE FOR RKNT: Five room bungalow at the corner of Puli.'etto Avenue and hutie Street. I.a'ge living room, ilining room, two bedrooms, bath, with shower, kite ten equip­ ped with electric range, Front and rear porches. $40 monthly. Address S. I I t . care The Herald. three lines for three times w i t h o u t ILADIES COATS altered and relin ed. 210 Laurel Ave. T. S A t O HA*5> D U G uuse lor r.-nt, M"5 W. 1st S'. Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. Ads F re e ! SANFORD Overland Co. W illys-' Knights ti Overland, Whipplta. i Park £ Commercial Sts. Phone 68. J BY W ILLIAM ? ; Women golfers of Kansas City ) presented Mrs. Miriam _ Burns ; Horn, shown hare, with « dia­ mond bracelet upon har return to , A Tav o l. � 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 15, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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