306 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ca4f019f6ae8f713f9940d0c6cd4fc20.pdf 137a06f493db21d403295c8d1141f38e PDF Text Text * *. *A PE R Florida's Heart Cloudy tonigh; and Tuesday with | min in centra! and swath portion*. Tuesday Increasing cloudiness. ' sSsas Leased Wire International News Service SANFOKI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927. p r o b e r Audit Bureau Of Clrcalatlona AutoTurns STORK To Tragedy When Lives A re Taken With Gun OFF BAHAMAS, tton Bond P u t A t 54,500, N ot $45,000 In Saturday’* issue of The I Herald it was stated th at,F . F. Dutton, prominent Sanford bus­ iness man, hdd been >released on $4,500 bond in connection with indictments brought 'agninAt nlm with issuing worthless drafts. The amount of the bond -— —/ ° ■ ‘ I was 14-BOO and the error in The Henudts ! story *aa made led P lane 1 9 through inadvertanqe. it Back A fter In justice to Mr, Dutton, who was by the impres­ Around F o j sion embarrassed ^hat was given as a result Ten M inutes of the reported' site of the bond, The Herald is glad to make this correction. N UM BER 347. Am os Is A rrested B y S h eriff Hand TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Oct. 17.—(IN S)—State comptroller Ernest Amos, charged in two in­ dictments with malfeasance and misfeasance of ofDce in con­ nection with the failure of the Seminole .County Bank of San­ ■ • A. / ■ i t r r* ford, today was formally ar­ rested by Sheriff C. M. Hand of Wind Has RenchedVelocity Of, Sanford and Frank Stoutamire 42 Allies An Hour In Some of Tallahassee. He was released his own recognizance and Places; Disturbance Moving upon immediately filed application Northeastward, SaysReport for a w rit of habeas corpus be­ fore the state supreme court. Similar action against the Heavy Seas Force 2 state comptroller was taken a oilure of a West Palm Beach, Ships To Key W est year ago in connection with the ______ \ but the case was thrown out by Steadily Falling Barometer tho state supreme court who Causes Palm BeachYachts- leld it unconstitutional. RETURN SAYS REPORT FAIL TRIAL OPENED THIS MORNING * ■ V»>— i CHICAGO, Oct . 17,—(IN 8)—A . automobile crashed Into a telegraph laughing joyous automobile ride pole and was demolished. In the turned i.ito mysterious tragedy debris was found the body of Win­ here today when the driver of the ters. one bullet through the head, Supreme CourtSu.stainaLower machine shot and killed his two a revolver by his side. FifteenVenirem enAre Court Of Virginia In Grant- pretty girl companions, until re­ What happened In that short In­ ~ itig Injunction And ^akes cently high school students, hurl­ terval of 15 minutes to change ^PassedThroughJury their bodies from the car, and tftiety into tragedy officials do not Action WUhoutExplanation ing then killed himself. Mow. That a lover's quarrel was Box By Noon;9TentThe victims were: Miss M argaret involved was denied strenuously atively Keep Seats Martin, 10{ Mias Catherine Stad- hy parents of the three who startUnioflizingW .Virginia ler. It*, and Wilfred J. Winters, to police they had been “only good friends." Coal Fiel$i Is Halted 21 of Rrooks, Ind. At 12:25 A. M. the trio were seen Miss Stadler had been introduced laughing nnd joking with Winters to Winters the last few weeks. Appeal Rased Upon Injunct­ at the wheel. Fifteen minutes later Winters recently returned fron Los ion Which 12 OperatorsHad the body of Miss Stadler, shot Angeles and was suffering from Secured Following Walkout through the heart, was thrown tuberculosis, police learned. He eavyW eight n W } |W |n |v in iD T (from the speeding muchine. Fifty expected to start work today as a Blackmer Is Called A s men To Put Boats In Dock WASHINGTON, Oct., 17 —(IN (feet further the body of Miss Mar- taxicab driver as physicians ad­ e M akes Per-' H U K I S i—'The A W itness ;Prop£rty United Mine Workers of J*«»». fatally wounded with two bul- vised him to seek outdoor work, WASHINGTON, Oct., 17.—(INS) police later found 2 empty moon­ l»*t wounds, fell from the running America today sustained a severe ’ May Be Seized Soon —The Weather Bureau today Is­ blow in its campaign to unionize board. A few feet further the shine bottles in the car. sued a warning of u tropical dis­ West Virginia coal mines when turbance off the south coast, in WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. At eW3 the supreme court sustained an the Floridn straits and off the , lunch time, 15 veniremen had A injunction grnnted by the federal southern Bahamas during the next 'passed through the jury box in court of southern West Virginia. 24 hours. In some places the the Fnll-Sinciair trial today The court's action woj taken in wind hns reached a velocity of 42 nnd nine tentatively retained refusing to grant a writ of certPending Outcome Condition imark. w itnin 10 miles an hour. their seats. Neither side has iorarri for review of the case upon fter the take-off. The storm Is central about lati­ Body Of Mrs. George Schaalk thus far used a peremptory appeal of the union. No ex­ at low tide a t 11 Ralph Robinson, 1100 Myrtle the tude 18, longitude 85, nnd appar­ DiscoveredinApartment iiy challenge. Avbnue, was in the Femald-Laugh-' planation of the court's view ac­ .torrow morning. ently is moving northeastward. companied the order. Mother-In-Law; III Health, Two attractive younpf wo­ ton Hospital this ofternoon suf­ in-Atlantic airplane fering The conjunction which was sus­ men occupied seats 1 and 2. Money Worries Are Causes from Injuries which he re­ was down bv the nose They were': Mrs. Annella Bailey, tained held the mine workers guil­ CordinI But Dignified Greet*!“There’s Nothing Mysterious KEY WEST, Fla., Oct. 17,—(IN ceived in an automobile collision at In unequnlixed gasoline ty of interferring with interstate ing Is ExtcndedByNewYork) About My Flight But There S )—Heavy seas raging in the The body of Mrs. Gretchen u paino employee, and Miss Ber­ pilot WIJm-r Stuts Park Avenue and T^elth Street at commerce and prohibited its of­ Heaton, a long distance oper­ Is Quite A Little Mystery Gulf Stream and n falling barom­ Schnal, wife of George Schaal, loc­ nice City Officials; Airmen Ex* discharge 265 gallons 1:30 o'clock this afternoon. Mr. ficers from persuading non-union ator. eter were responsible for two lin­ Robinson’s injuries *l;e of a serious IremelyModestlnCommenta the plane, Dying low ItvGeltingGowns,”She Says ers to put into this port during al train dispatcher, was found this The veniremen were executed 10 morning in her apartment a t San­ minutes failed to rise and was nature and he was reported luter coal miners to break their con­ early for lunch while tracts with the West Virginia op­ in the afternoon as being in a criti­ the night. ford Avenue and Fourteenth rn in speed. NEVL. YORK, O ct 17.—Charlea HORTA, Oct., 17, —(INS)— Owen J. Roberts government coun­ cal condition. ' , erators. • The Dutch tanker Semiramls Street. A coroner’s jury this after­ sel asked that the Ranks were being reA. I.evil.e, the first trans-A tlant­ Paris— The dedight of women—is name of II. M. Two other persons wire hurt in Twelve operators, led by the ic airplane pnssenger, who made now the one thought uppermost in with a Chinese crow wns in port noon returned a verdict that Mrs. snother take-off within Blackmer, a key witness be railed. the collision, C. E. Robinson, also Red Jncket Consolidated Coal and jn Stilts announced that today with u bent propellor Schaal came to her death by asphy­ Blackmer, and oil inan, Is In Europe the flight to Germany with Clar­ R uth Elder's m ind. sssible to get away In of 1100 Myrtle Avend#,and W. P; Coke Company. Obtained identical ence Chamherlin, returned home brought about by fighting heavy xiation by gas administered by evadihg service of a subpoena. Awaiting the departure of the northeast wind, and Allen, 2486 Orange Avenue, nei­ injunctions. Their suit grew out today on the liner Leviathan and mail steamer. Lima, Miss Elder seas. She was hound for England her own hands. Relatives ascribe Former governor Nathan Miller, ton stated that if the ther of whom are believed to have of the central competitive field, in- was given a cordial, yet dignified, today was far more anxious to from Port Arthur. the reasons for Mrs. Schnnl’s act of New York, arose and stated he sustained serious injuries. Three tho Inine workers effective April reception by the city of New York, talk about the gowns she hopes to Jrom th? south or southThe American tanker Leonard an ill health and financial worries! represented Blackmer. He stated to jould hop tomorrow as automobiles were involved in the 1, 1922. According to Mrs. L. II. Smith, explain why his client was not pre­ and an enthusiastic welcome by enrnute to Uoston was also in buy in Paris than about her ad­ editions over, the Atlan- smash-up two of them being badly Operators alleged that the strike his friends and admirers. who ooccuptes the apartment above sent, but Roberts objected and the port today uwuiting more favor­ venturous flight over the 'Atlantic. damaged. It was reported that the was part of a conspiracy between rellent. " *'■ that of the Schaal’s, Mrs. Mary court sustained him. The band played "The S tar “There’s nothing mysterious able weather and to refuel. car driven by Mr. Robinson was al­ $ct landing of, the Dawn tho union and union coal operators Spangled Banner" nrd Levine was about my flight, but there's quite Roberta merely wanted the fact Schaal, mother of Mr. Schaal, ear­ of 5,500 pounds on the most demolished. . of the control competitive field in­ warmly applauded as in the record so later he can move ly this morning went to call on her he was a little mystery in getting new ; was regarded as a reBlame for the accident has been cluding Indiana, Ohio, Iliinios and PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct. 17,— daughter-in-law. After knocking to seize $1000,000 worth of BlockJemonstration -m u i i n w i u of ... avia- .placed by eye-witnessess upon H. H. western Pennsylvania, to- destroy transferred from the liner to the model gowns," Miss Elder said. (IN S)—All yachts and valuable or sometime without response, mar’s property, as provided in a city’s reception boat, the Macon, "We don’t know just yet what the part of Stntz, who | Harsten, u traveling salesman of tho West Virginia operators. They boats were being dry docked into rs. Schaal, Sr., entered the rooms special senate act. controls. IAtlanta, Ga., who is said to have also attacked the check-off system. which steamed up the harbor t<> our plans are hut my chief ambit­ inland docking basins here today which Miller said later that Blackmar she had found to be tightly welcome officially the Don Quixote ion now is to get to Paris and ting arm of prout’s driven into Park Avenue without The district court found for the due to a steadily falling barometer closed. Mrs. Schaal screamed when was outside the jurisdiction of I of aviation. perhnps we'll fly,there from Lis­ further end of the stopping. Mr. Harsten’s machine is on these questions, but Levine was extremely modest in bon, but we have to stop [first nt the past two days which caused she opened the door to the bedroom American courts and challenged probably saved "Tho reported to have struck the Robin­ operators the constitutionality of the senate considerable alarm to seamen and beheld the body. s forced landing on * o n car and then careened Into the circuit court of appeals elimin­ tnlking to newspaer reporters who Po.Vi Del Gada or Madeira and hero. compelling attendance of wit­ ate them from the record which questioned.him concerning his ad­ get lixed up for passports." Mrs. Smith stated that aho ac£ [sheltering the airship another auto driven by Mr. Allen, nesses in the oil cases. came to tho Supreme Court. Fisherman said -that storms ventures. He minimized his part in heard tho screams and ran down­ I ml. When “The Dawn1’ who is a representative of the Although Miss Elder had but The defense did not make an ex­ The injunction, as it now stands, the achievement. jmile-t out pilot Stuts Florida Power and Light Company. little to say about the Dight, her warnings for the 1904 hurricane stairs and into the Schaal apart­ pected motion for postponement oq “I intend to go into tho trans- pilot, Geo. ,e lluhleman, was inure .were issued October'10, and that ment. After opening the doorq.gnd the ground that the suureim^cuitrijr aid not "get her up be- Mr. Robinson and his son were pin­ prohibits the union ad its officers is down by the nos<{“ as ned beneatk. llielr car. A* eoon an from Interferring with ' employes Atluntic war maii business within ctimmunfcloive and he was loud fn »!• falling barometer Indicated, windows she entered the ro»m*«r1 AHmulhient of the tekpot dome oil l it. * ’' the Robinson machine was lifted, of the West Virginia operators, the next tow yeftts," Levine said. his praises of Miss Elder and her danger to ships, although no|found the body clothed in pajam- leases was so recent that it would lely after "The Dawn” Mr, llarsten is said by witnesses by threats of violence, from tres­ “I think! duily mnil service to Eu­ _____v veloclty are as, lying partly across the bed. ...................winds prejudice the case. courage. ............... Huldemun disclosed that nr hurricane By on the beach, median- to have entered his car, which was passing upon their properties, or rope is feasible.” Mr. Schaal stated that hia wife Two women were in the box as the "American Giri" was running •l,xpectr<* on the work of equalising was practically undamaged, and from persunding them to brenk In­ He said it would be some years rather low on gas when it was had at times been very depressed District Attorney Peyton Gordon ml replenishing the aup- driven away hurriedly. dividual. contracts of •employment. before passenger ;<ervicc across the brought down for a good deal hnd with financial worries and on ac­ explained the nature of the case. koline. Thirty gallons of For one been lost in filling the tanks from West Virginia operators, while Atlantic is established. count of her poor health, hut that Mrs. Annella A. Bailey was tho George A. Decottes, city atto r­ vere removed from the ney, In front of whose home the ac­ refusing to recognise the union, think, he said, the rates would be she seemed very cheerful since she first to be examined. She said she petrol cans, and the storm had also under the two motors had returned from a vacation In had read "only the headlines” In occurred, immediately got in­ make a contract with each miner prohibitive for it would cost pas­ Zoned a grenter expenditure of Id further hack In the cident when employed, union attorneys sengers from |2,500 to $3,000 each petrol that had been planned. the norti). He also said th a t she the papers concerning the case and to his car and gave chase to the rive more weight to the to make the trip. had been in excellent spirits when “had no prejudices.” Deeing motorist After a somewhat said. The two flyers both agreed that He was enthusiastic, however, the storm they passed th ough George Hoover, of the Sinclair she left him yesterday afternoon. ayson and Stutz nnd navl- circultuous race, Harsten was over­ counsel, then took up the examin­ taken on First Street near the ice Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. was a heavy one and thot they had be Goldsborough expressA number of cases were disposed Rev.Downey To Speak; He asked if she had read any enrountered one of the dan; ?rs of [of hy Judge W. E. White In tho Schnnl visited at the home of Mrs. ation. lisappointment over their plant. He was brought back and this country und.................. Europe could be trans-oceanic articles during the past lodged In the city jail where ho is A t All Souls Church flying that Lind­ Municipal Court this morning, Schaal’s parents on Richmond Av­ week in appearing (turn. n Washington paper which established at u cost of about Dfty being held without bond. enue. Mrs. Schaal left in the after­ bergh met with—Ice up in the Johnny Allen, negro, who was ar­ cents a letter. wore designed to prejudice a Jury. “ When my car wap struck," said wings. The mists and fogs in the rested on a charge of speeding and noon, saying that she would return She said no, and wns allowed to rfr» The Rev. Downey will speak toMrs. Grace Levine, his wifo, and Mr. Allen, I realized immediately [niKiit nt All Souls Roman Catholic his ipyeaf-otd daughter, Aloyce, higher altitudes formed an icy whoso case wus continued from in time to take her husband to main in the box. that young Robinson was danger- j ;huroh on St, Therese as a modcovering on the wings of tire plane last Friday, was fined $10. A new work> but as she did not return. ' * v* Samuel Cooper, a naturalized ously hurt and ran into a house ' e! „f Christian virtue nnd home were abroad the Macon when it always lessening tho "lift" of ^he charge of contempt of court was Mr. Schaal came into town with Russian, was the next. He prompt­ met the Leviathan. They went and called the ambulance. I can only nfe ulso brought against Allen, for some friends. ly said he had formed an opinion aboard the liner and rushed up to plane. . say that I believe that the ncciUpon reaching their apartment, in the case, and waa challenged, Much enthusiasm is being mani­ the aviator and kissed him repeat“We sang," Miss Elder said to­ which he was fined $5. dent was entirely the fault of Mr. fested In the novena to the Little day, when asked how she and Willie Ware, negro, who jumped Mr. Schaal said that he found their for cause by the government. idly. Harsten.” Flower of Jesus, by which name St. Haldeman had spent the early into I.ake Monroe to escape arrest, car, but that as his wiffe frequently Another attractive woman, Miaa for the ensuing year "I’m so happy exclaimed Mrs. -when seen at the Therese is generally' known. I.n«t Lerinh. hours of the flight. "We didn’t was tried on three accounts. He spent the evening with friends, he Bernice Heaton, took Cooper's place ted at the official meeting jailMr.thisHarsten afternoon stated th at he not unduly worried about her for questioning. She is an Instrucble Conference in Orlando was in a very nervous condition night the church was comfortably Levine, who surprised her by sing .to keep up °ur courage^hut was given $6 or 10 days for drunk- was . , te r of tong distance operators. cnesa; $10 or 10 days for disorder* absence. The following men were and was unable to make any state­ filled and a larger attendance is jumping into the plane with Cham-U°y J°F* Temporarily, at least. She retain­ expected tongiht, according to the Mr. and Mrs. Schaul had been Haldeman has a sen-re of hum­ ly conduct and $40 and 30 days for berlln at the last moment and fly* Jr. Herbert McKenzie of ment. * her seat. , Rev. M. C. Claaby, rector of Ar ing to Europe, told her O., president; George he was or and he sang ‘The Prisoner’s resisting arrest. The case against married for nearly two yrnrs. Be­ ed I-ee E. Daley, the fourth to be ex­ "I did not see the accident," Mr. Souls. fore her marriage Mrs. Schaal was Sung* and I made up a little song Fred Mord, negro, for reckless |St. Petersburg, first viceglad to get back home. Levine amined, had "formed an opinion.” Decottes said. "Phad just finished Miss Gretchen Long of this city. John H. Hilton, New brought back with him . a wire of my own about being >n my way driving,' was continued until Wedlunch when I heard the crash. nesdavx as was the case against Besides her husband, she Is sur­ He remembered reading of the Felland vice-president; Dr. When hair terrier, “ Paddy”, which he to Paris. A lleged F loggers To Dohuny jury which was locked up I got > * » the street I saw the if. St. Petersburg, secre- Dodge lying on its side and the presented to Aloyce. She and the "Now I’m anxious to make good John Dermintls. charged with sell­ vived by her parents, Mr. and Mre. for nearly a month. R j C. Long of Richmond. Avenue,, with my song—I want to get to Go On Trial Today ing groceries on Sunday. ,j |Elwin wright, Orlando, two sedans standing nearby. dog immediately became friends. ,f Charles E. Hennessy, who work­ . p • *. » • Angelo Canstantine> Sam Ken and two alaters, Mrs. W. L. Roche ed as a messenger in the post of­ While being interviewed coming i P*p‘*» . secretary; John H,1 HJ1- With the assistance of a BLr. Fuller of Louisville, Ky., and Miss Kathl.h flnd V. Deanomola were fined . __. ____ furer and J. B. ZealT; Wfn- and a man whom I am told was the BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 17— down the bay, Levine was asked by ■ ■■ ■■■■ fice department for about 25 years a correspondent for a Polish newsHORTA, The Azores, Oct. 17.— $7 each on • charge of selling f ^ _ f e n*or(* assistant treasurer, (INS)— JuHus Lumpkin and W. J and then resigned because halted driver of the wrecking car, we lift­ Funeral arrangements, it is sta* [ (INS)— After being roundly wel- groceries, on Sunday. Steve Alex­ smard who was scheduled ed the car off the m6n who were Worthington, first of 10 men in­ paper: made enough money to live ou. "Is it true that while in Poland, corned and entertalne I hy the in- ander was fined $5 on a similar tod, will be announced later. dicted in Connection with two al•55 in Sanford,'presided, at stood up under examination for tha (Continued On Page fo u r) | (Continued On Pcge Four) charge. Viola Heath, negro, was -1meeting in the Orlando m<lrenir,!!" time being. Mr RnMn«nn Dogging cases in Jefferson dismissed on a charge of selling auditorium Thursday While the veniremen were being Sr spirituous liquors, and the case »nd Dr. Robert H.' Glover one examined, an attendance waa sent said that Harsteh was getting Joh»» MeCoy htn t(>against L. G. Kent, negro, for dis­ I principal address. Former away. With Mr; ^ull«r , I jumped after Fall's overcoat, although the orderly conduct was also dismissed. IJ. F. Burrows of, MUssIss- into my car and chased the man Sensational disclosures will se room did not seem cold. Bob Slngletoq was fined $3 on a The defense lawyers worked for from the laymans pdlnt through town Xnd-caught him near made at the trial of the ten men, charge of disorderly conduct. a long time on M. T. Dent, a pay­ And Mr. Rjiton spoke brief•* the ice plant." ’ * - * v - T n i < ttornev General Charles C. Me Charlea Chapman, negro, was ing teller, but let him stay tena­ all, who wilt lead the sUte’a ar­ » efficacy of prayer, LONDON, O ct 17 (IN S)—The tively. furphy sang and wi ray o f ' prosecuting attorenys, said The Sitting Sons of Rest have until some other momber was call­ fined $10 on a .'charge of drunkGlen H. Eates, a lineman, was A ssailant Otf eness. Bond waa forfeited in the impression was gaining ground today. ’ : < by Mrs. Roberta Bran lost their standing a t the comer ed sway. challenge for cause after the hare today that the channel swim­ One of the chief difficulties ot ol Ralford Bell, negro chaiwat the piano. The triala to atari today are -tN of F irst Street and Park Avenue To fyctu n o nd l)ged to have resulted 'from tho for the' benches on Saturday night the situation Saturday evening ap- **d with disorderly condtAcL Nkk ming hoax admitted by Dr. Doro­ government hed failed to force the •m manager L. B. Berkiunapping and lashing of Arthur were returned end the gallant P «red to be that there nere only Jatterson, a white hjan, also tor* thy Logan, who received a prise, defense to use a premptory chal­ U*ined that Mr. Hilton was returned, for supposedly lenge. . itt, negro, and John Bolton. Tho members were once again sitting three benches. The consensus of W in d » W bond on » charge of later all preliminery expenses RICHMOND,* Va., Oct. IT <IN8) A motor company sales manager, —Busbdd'bere to escape mob vio­ .......... .......... ..... .................. _ a iy. breaking Gertrude Ederle’s record, drunk and disorderly. W. S. ifendsnj^i are «lpo charged with in accordance with their ancient opinion among the members wia I [«ntly of the Tunda in e<" tffo ’poor Conrad J. Herwog, withstood ques­ negro, waa given $7^0^ 7 was nothing more then the developing of > the lence, Shirley Winrierfen, tiegro qrson in connection with the burn­ and honorable right. Capteln P. “another bencTt won’t do us' any ‘j Stafford, .Jtj tioning temporarily. of ' disorderly mistimed joke.” |K | ““ project. He further yditH.'ehurtsd with kssaiAfing m i ing of the lktieriu store near hep. M. Elder, president of the order harm." The cool October breezes days on |a charge A pastry chef whose name could killing a 18-year-old white girl of >vipg!y end............................. the loyal gjnduet. J J *“ * The charge against D. X, »t nont of-the $2,400,0<W It was believed that her method stated early Saturday night that blew approvipgl be fathomed in the press box .the. Sitting ......... Sons of jW'lIimmn, arrested and charge*A would do nothing more than pro­ not »dy established, would be Wight county:was being held today D uel Betw een Snakes mast of the members had become members of ,tl '*a also was passed until later. In uiehmond city Jail/ According ed many laughs at the with disorderly conduct, was dls voke further anti-feminist attacks. laug to any other - purpose, ' accustomed to standing and didn’t Rest enjoyed George Frmger waa questioned?. Fails To Materialize care whether or not tho benches expense of the person or persona missed. While agreeing that some sort He was 23 years old and remem­ building is scheduled to to jati authorities, he protests his of channel swimming supervision bering the jury that acquitted Fall were brought back. However, Sat­ who had the benches removed to [*>on as plans and details innocence. He was brought to Petersburg «ed out. was needed, London newspapers and E. L. Dohany last winter, Ma­ A big crowd gathered around urday night 3 benches had been the band shell. for. safe keeping. He waa rushed the municipal. too Sunday after returned, all of which were ocai- "We did not mind having them believe the fact should have been yor Gordon questioned him closely. here when* a party of masked men noon brought to the attention of the He may be the final Juror. ! to see a duel between pied. Captain Elder and eight placed in front of The Herald Of*1 Board Urges, in autontobiles ‘.appeared on the a king world by some other means than * ’ members of the Sitting Sona were flee" said Captain Elder, "for that is and a rattler. Jack Michael A. Goghan indicated a waa a public need while the base­ those adopted by Dr. Logan. The dlsincination to serve by Keeplbg a public reception. m Means Parole. outskirDl of thgt city intent upon Christian brought in a huge rat­ holding morning Post declared:— received his overcoat on. He bad an opinion tler and it was proposed to match t W plain ' Elder “ * ‘ congratu­ ball returns were coming In." lations from Score* of friends ms Many members expressed a simi­ end was challenged. “Dr. Logan chose thq w o n t 'him against the zoo kingsnake. <CTON, O ct 17 (IN 8) N, O ct 17.-—(1N8) »ibJe I Due to the fact that the policemen, they passed, and a general hap* la r opinion. 'T he benches, proper, A way wi ■,"of illustrating her on the ease of faking ,s :» who were about to stage the bat- pines* pervaded the assembled ly placed'about tbs streets," said swim. She may have succeeded In “ jfle, had to go on duty, the fight members of the Sitting,Sons of one of the members,14 ia a welcome guests bring thelr own I J t . bvy the PaRest. One man was heard to re ­ to ihc tourist to stop and rest be “padlocked" under the casting so many doubts on these .. .LV r . . . . [did not take zlace. •hich met in A ' ing feats that he will RIO JANEIR9, Brasil. Oct. 17— | The rattler is now a resident of mark th a t ha was somewhat dis­ bimsalf and if we ta n induce a >it was announced _ ourselves whether I —D lew araa ? Cos tee V. plane the zoo and be and the king snake appointed th a t the benches re­ t,ruve‘er to atop long anough to Wrtment today. His ^ PLYMOUTH, Eng. Oct. IT, fusing to review the cases of swam the Hellespont, landed north of Bahia, near j may dwell in peace and harmony turned ae he was hoping to have a v.ow the beauties of Ssn&rd, he la Chicago of four years for which la (IN S )-F qui ' ' restaurantsurs. . btund to stay here. These benches r r- |tdgether(, if hot In the same pen. cot, which would have immedi­ has not pro ln*» wkaTC ld .j have ately placed him »• a grand ex­ are moat eohvenient for anyone [next °iUt,<lai June. to . •7 o wants to vMw the beauties for alted member. ’Jfrre jit hbon today.! IIOP8 OFF FOR CAPITAL to undermine W ,irnP°riant witneaa In »rd ! • ' justly f W £ * of ap T ie sidewalks were filled with ia the termnlua of j RICHMOND, Oct. 17 —(INS)— seked 1humor locked W h 'r V ^ t i o n of Hartrans-ocean Dight, .Colonel Charlea A. Lindbergh hop­ busy shoppers and occasionally a long." *berty ■ administration “than — thia----- Washingman would rise to speak to a which begun at La Bourget- ----near1|ped. off "says r>_i«• •» guest friend, b u t his place was Invar!* on after Teris, _a week ago. el ss carryt jmrw panied by Joseph ’for two days­ s the R gF. k l l f f e . « . < Port..... IncH.rrj Plans To ifjTuesday m m m opftn Return !N AUTOSMASHUP Two Young Women Among Accepted SANFORD WOMAN USES GAS TO END HER LIFE TODAY LEVINE RETURNS PRETTY AVIATRIX HOME TO RECEIVE EAGER FOR PARIS F IN E rRECEPTION;SHOPPING TOURS Large Number O f Cases Heard Today In Municipal Court srs O f B ib le srence Named lecent Session m Channel S wiraHoax r'“ U e d “Mistimed Sitting Sons Of Rest Rejoice As City turns Benches To Regular Places 8 S High Court Hands Down Ruling Upon P ^ o c lt f d C a Four Seaplauea Off On 25,000-Mile ~ a 5 W s't? '* *»•' h * .w k . 's *•. " h*"'* s r f ■ ‘ b rtW • ' : -V. i . w r t 's — r B rti* s a w I t * Spirit - ' i stand and wait r. •• It W n r ■r, • L.i �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 'tty Operating Expense Account Shows Deficit Of $259,714 On August 1, 1927 I pncHture* wcr* JH.5,:t(51.19. Following h tit- auditors’ sch(*' ■lult* showing •l«*fri mc*ni appro men*, of public service • provision for streets, *•«> bridges was $*k't.2no and Despite HardFightintf Sanford High Drops Gridiron Honors To Orlando Yesterday . _ Appropriation Total II A L A S T ESCom. I'rcni-umbered Over, Exmittment • ' pended City ConiMxion t ’ily .Manager's Offii" Municipal Court t 'i,v A t t o r n e y <1 i • • Municipal Elecla.r (IT | ‘ul,!ii Si i I 0.1 Ml r>r.7« >> .7.708 0 . ,787.07 a S7.Ht • d.t 200.00 r,.!»r»o.on Street* Sewn ■>tutu it* ' Public Building* • r.no.no Kr> »ir. cring nniio f i-ini-lt ry Mail..... nr • • Excitement Rampant In F i n a l Quarter; Locals Score First nrati< \ «i mmittments, unencum­ bered balances and over expendi­ tures: Dcpartnunt of (im em l (.turrnim nl K c p . i r l n u nt Higgins, Maxwell • And Stomoff Star ?jliiOTjgninirarerajziara > un.no III . p e r t e n S' ri *• Light \ml U ......y» <m ip . mill.DO 108.12 2 ! 1.IVJ IHd.ll I .-_’0 00 lli |i ;r ::m ni Of I’olire I’r ■! Hi ;i trlrnrnl (if lire I*r •■I• < Dcp'ir. 1'ienl Of I'idilir U dfa Pail, util Pin .’ground 18.200 (III I1.800.110 !».|0n.(IO ib alt n aril Sue at n t I- -n v ni I aught 1 1 lit •; 1.218!*8 2 nun iki 8.000.00 I rt (Kill (ill 17..vni.oii u in iii no An afternoon newspaper gives you the news of the I>• | irlIII'* ■1 Hf I ir.uir . I'Yinril. \ uil I'll par! iii nl m (,.i- \mS W.ii-r I lilili.--: (lav 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 E W S.^ w hile it is 11,179.28 8.5.170.50 i ErnestAmosDoubtri Legality O f TheT wo Local Indictments STi.ridHi.' $ir,8 r. Maty (num ber n bi .in i itihUMin i .. ii..■«..» i vt-ning. Tii'1 in .iiii-i i ii 'rtiuit I line ..ml hr uticml ii-tinlly ifiiml. T h e ! ■ni wi h m i.-lr furn t ! ikr Mu \ Orehcs' jk* < is-citatum hv .Mi . *\ ilIt ll brought 111 i* h r pinker* wen- I*. !) A ................. |. • n l r n . II. HI Ir < • I ■ |. • <ii . Frank Evan* mill A King. I He . .iin r speaker- ul! pur • u lie u|i‘i i>f a larger cnluu-1 In' *-f ••nir i •*. liv e ..iriMM'd ilirj fart hu: iiii'IiiIkm.-hip dues Ii ul k " ii ' •i iinl ami t uit i (i-cipcriilnt •'ii' m u . , f.i, id., drvrliipni 'iu 1 •if iuilir ,M.i . | l i e I nitiii Spun nh War Vi'U j ... * \u tin . ii" I'aur-day cvi :i J i i a 'ii- Ii'inr Mi . Knud; Ev­ n (U K P I .U S MANY T l ’NI.S 1 il' .M r it'.i • i inr lui-ines* it ' • .id I n -i n a Thanksgiving A clotk nut |.|aya mnny (iinf-i 1•• th i ,ih.'iuugr a ’ .lurk-mi- mis jii-i I" • n i' ii nit display in l.nnI' . 'I h • nn'mlu r-i an* iiivi'nl in don. Ever; i"' i« hand made and ‘• ' •' a iii-" ug nf tin* Auxiliary "V. graved, i ilie timepiece i< h>•• .'-I. ClmirJ Nrn ■riil«*r i'. it. '| lie •iv d to In '*•" "niy one of it* kind ii i i y a d jiHiriu'd m rlv and n t­ in the tV'i'id. ! is a iicrfe.-t t inii *' !•••' d lh«* chamber nf i "uini'iic kti per', chiiii,' every (|tinrter i f the nn etuig in a Iniilv. hour on ••iirl.i Ii 'Hu, und at the hmir • 'I. I n 'inH ir ICnsnvt'll I'uinp, I'. tfle r striking. |play a one of ix S. W. V.. in n lint Timi ulaj t vi n- tunes mi 11 te llsi concealed in a ill in 'h r 17van btii!ding. Alter ihn gilt box. llm times are “ Anlil u uni I'U .inexa liie meeting- ;ul- I.ung Syne * “Tin* Rim Ilells nf nurnril and ilw veteran* utirndud Hoot land ,' "Hnbin Adair," “C.illnr !1,tf vhainlMT of cmimi n o m.-etintf Herrin,” a KcoUh reel and the Scotch ......... nl anthem .The chiek 111 '* ‘‘'idy. , Mury I uiwnt-learner*. wax made in (ila <gnW, und reipiired v W«l howl the firat two y .ar in construct. Some nf the iiirriiiig of ihe year. Thor oav eve- parts are minute, and arc peril l in cl,“ b rr ImildinK. '* !,t All | rent* detail. ul .n 0 uchnol lion. The inuU.tr will l.e imn.nl (Ii lard i lately la d l« fere iho .Supreme Hpenrer Court mi proper |mtiiii,a fur writ Yancy Htupp. ■ ilult .. Corpuu.” . HaJI Spiers Hansell n c elf i 1 lI l>n(ni |)f il ul Sf luS* I 1l i-il l »l JenkilK fI ,IK Hymen Iiienhauer F ftt* r me invited in a mi Miller Sledler , . 'p 'l f i r i r l j l , VC n n l a y i ’■*|».f Wolfe nf the Y. M. C. A. will Stanley Uallcntine - V l c c t s >V 1 r UVOr <barge nf hr Hiirinl hour. Higgins Whittn ker , _____ Officers fur the coming year will Maxwell Stniihury ,r , ... . , . I*e electeil ut .this meeting, which Tatternon Moore Hie Merida Haptist ((invention „ ,n r,e foiowed by a reception for Rtolnoff . v» .-(K-! •" -albjit the plan of u nchers. Ilnutosro. f.,. the cvel.i nch Score by ipiarters: ae b u st llapti t i hurch of t~.n - nim- will l»*» the retiring offirew, Sanford .. . o t) |) j., I/ r.I, for u teachet truinmg p n - Mr . Frank Evans preside d, Mr*, Orlando P 11 0 0- |*J i-c-UI(>D.- according to inforniati >;i Flnicr Ilyoilnin, Mrs. .1. A. Peek''ultcm , (Curliale) Iteferee: (’hit « ‘‘.O r‘C‘ V1‘l her* W- ham and .Mrs. lt. Kipp. I*im (?.teU !!n'> Orr. " • »»illiam, secretary of the ciui-j Mi-, Henry Tunini entertained .. .,r?h ‘ arolinuj, tiendlinesmhn: veiitioa. Jaiiout .'15 boys and girl* Thursday The lornl chudch's prnpo-'eil out- oft* rnixui al her home in Lake lint* involves a <untest between Mary. Th • party wa.» in honor of tile vailous Sunday’ srhoots the hirlhduys of her three children. .Sanford Kdinfiild Ircsh. ..while you have time to read. I he Herald daily gives its subscribers an account of the important and interesting happenings thruout the and interest; in the Herald one will find N ew s while it is NEWS. ISLAM) DESERTED th Hurdue\s Hero caused a tccent pm liction that within n few y nrs it niny In- ..nitihahited. It.i cliffs rise shee nut of the deep w ater of the Atlantic and there i.s only one landing pi ice which fo eig|it months of the y nr is practically inncccsslblr. Senility years ago there were 100 p . p!e today there arc 44. The men must take great risk* on the toweling cliffa in search of puffin- und other sea birds, hnnging o\ • he ocean nt a height of I ooo j , M>t but consider it port nf their duily life. The people s|»euk Gaelic, anil on Sunday every man, wonmii and child attends church. OPENS IIOMI , Leave your order for T he Herald, there is a carrier anxious to serve you and willing to give you service. A telephone call will do the trick TO MOTHERS doctor , and *cnd* a nu^so daily to Richmond To Tender ' ______ the home* of hrwly-bont bullies. Flier Big Celebration Second Round Of Goff MAIMSON Cornprsti.n^ Inid | Meet Heffins Sunday for new Damascus Baptist Church. RirilXlOND Va.. Oct. 15. • -T .___ J (IN S)--A mammoth m-epti.m The final m a tc h e s 'in the first ;iv. i c l ( ol, d ia rie s A. Llndbcrg round „f th« t ’hamher nf Co„m,«r -.. . W A T C H . C F ;0 C K . J E W E L R Y R E P A IR IN G . R nnnit r’ry jiin ls ___ ki<h|»«-s »rnttt|il f iiii -i • L I T T L E J E W E L E R Y S H 0I» urulay is schrdujcd ft c the I'V of the second n»un«| of th* " T h n t Hells F o r l.i i v " . . -, •' 11J P rl n e .w n T l m u t r - lllitir Elton J. Moughton „ . . . . . f IMETIILM; NEW UNDER SEN I f w * Ralph Welch, Purdue'* ■ sophomoro halfback, who wa* th** BERLIN, Oct. 15 (N S)—A pn.fbi* gun in Purdue* senoatlonal c\\,,r:.‘1 rN gniitry the Merlin “ f "« * •"» « N .ii s s h . " t p . haturilay. Wdkh got hU chanrr at day. The iut»» conaiat r f g.latln* atanJum bvcauw of tlie inability o( j**il l o’-.iile ethyl alcohol of varth r Injured Captain "I’otton’’ WII- “ ’“f thron. c o x u play and made good in ^ § J > ****«• |<°cktall . - . ^ ^ M tii T in tim e . . • (HU.ANDO—, Orange Cohnty’.s w rourthoUM dedicated Oct. 12. Circulation Department Phone 148 # A rc h ite c t P in t N u ll. Bank Bldg. Sunford, FI*. UNION KCZEMA OINTMEN . i • ..!ii d t p '.’ . V * i ” r^ �HiPill THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1927.__ _ PAGE TWO ic s a M K s s s The Sanford Herald r r try • at t a i lw l i l l M in * u » “Persecution” Or Prosecution H EY! HEY!" A Little Seance As Brisbane Sees It This ia the place to bswap, exchange, buy * J tires, bottles, meltl, of all kinds. Bottles of all aim kinds. From his statement appearing in Saturday's issue of Worm* And The Rich .Man. The Herald, we gather that Comptroller Ernest Amos is A Steady Growth. • b r f f f f l ■■ > m * 4 H a a s a rattee, Much About Wire*. M l * k r r ST. I f l l , a t l> » * r # « t # f f l e * somewhat concerned, p e rh a p s a little nettled, over the two Two Unussl Item* a t I l k f i T t . r iw M a . tra d er art a t «C M i n k S . 1 M ? ----------------- IndictmentH that have been returned against him in con-j II y A r t h u r U r U b a n e c». . „ k u i t o i i nection with the failure of the Seminole County Bank. I a n r l a h i 1*37 hy S<«' H O L L A N D U DK AIf Mr.; >1 H O W A R D I RH K I i ------ M ANAO M i ttJUO' 4\ KARLa 12. j a m . Ma##al>« RAItav Amos expresses surprise that Iu* should be .charged with I'HKSIHKNT COOI.IDOE. eulo­ gizing America’* gr.-at industries, I C S tC S im o * RATCI law violations and describe* the indictments as ‘‘just another k«ys, N " ilie ratlin of the reaper, the O m l e a . ____ _ ____ . .. ST AO SOMAN W a a l h a ____ . ______________ . S A M manifestation of the jierseention buz/ nt the raw the clang of the to which l have been g 12 Sanford Avt. TA rM H a i t i # ____ ______ S l.T S anvil, the roar of traffic, are all My C a r r k r r * r a * » k ---------------* * -l> subjected.” / part, ut a mighty symphony, not tV .r k W u t i l ' ■» p a r r » * r _ S X *v only of material but of spiritual The comptroller, The Herald is willing to agree, has 1m w im mmmimrd a # mmrwr a m » progress. ” • H > a a a b # # -* fce# la I I * la tr r a a had a hard time in recent months. He has been handicapped M Ut hai as a l aNa epwa r#'uwr f •f •l•«* ,■ r r •«nl »t la»l(a tf lrM« a There has bren improvement He has since I’huroiih built the great pyr­ l a r a l r I h a a a a n A w a r s * d a l l y r # « e r - because of lack of co-operation from the state. since Suint James wrote . « S a l l Ik * ' - a d l a g n * J i r v ( Ik r e a had to supervise the operation of scores of state banks with [ amid 1and ,1er denunciation, M r* w a n d , i k * L X . S la n j * f l i l . “go to now, . . . * , . * i hi* hui tr fttU lm m l la F lo r id a aad II# A larg e ! yet lit.h mm weep and howl for k t s i t o f # f h a a d lla * # * • ! • « « w i la only eight examiners and a limited appropriation. a l t k « > i a a a a l. m i s e r i e s that shall come upon number of failures in the past two years has increased the your you." T k * Ik— a l t la a M fa k tr a t Ik r to work of the hank exam iners and the responsibility of Mr. A a d ll lla r r a a a t lir r a la lla a a . A BO U T . a l n a a l l M a l A a a a r l a l l a a ml I ' D . PAYROLLS ARE REGULAR But with all these difficulties, Mr Amos cannot he J a h r r a . A d t r r l l r r r a , a a d A d v e r t l a l a g Amos. C ooSand bigger Scarcity of labor makes A f r a i a . . k i r k r r i a l r r a r a r k l'a k > f t ’ llif c r i.n r m r k r r la n b u l l la a exonerated in this particular case; neither can he shirk the employers realize the value of men Meet Today’s Der l l r r o k J a a d l l i l • • k w r l p l i n l la la „ 9 us well amachinery. Public opin­ l a a n l r r l a v e r ily a fc a a la ir lr a l l responsibility on the plea that he is being persecuted. A -X 4 4 ion hu> helped and some employers l l a l a * a* r l r r a l a l l a a a* a r i l aa k a a r p i h a a la r a a a t l k a d * . Prices in Loch . Aik Mr. Amos must have known more than a year ny> that plan t<> make workers happy, for the Seminole County Bank was an insolvent institution. A the sake of making them happy, ' MONDAY O CT, 17, I9J7 4 o u p lVj meet the existing ■/ lengthy letter sent by him under the date of May 20, 192G not merely because it pays. T i l l : I I I I H .I L U 'I I ' l l 0 4 , H A M V I .— l > « n o u | l a r l l y a a d r . a a l y a d . to members of the board of directors is ample proof that the ditions of todayHUT THE MILLENNIUM is not a la ia lr a ila a . t — i l r r y r a a l n r a a l* l« J a r h tr a comptroller was familiar with the condition of the bank. here. The uv*>rag>: great imjiis•m e. pays for m erit in th says at the very outset that triali-l thinks nf his men as he 1 — 1 a a a i r a r t l a a ml Ml. J a a a a l a d l a a Quoting the letter. Mr. Amos C o e s think-* < > f nther machine*. He owes l l i t r r I a a a l. "four of your directors are heavily indebted to the institution deelopment hut today 4— l a u a a u r a l l a a a f m . a l h l y “ I'a r. f e 1 that t" hi* stockholder*. If a rich a y kk e r k . and the line of credit to the president, Mr. Forrest Lake, is man proved thut tn make 100,000 S — .t a s a r a a lla s # f b a lld la s pr#prices will be foun in excess of the entire capital and surplus of the bank.” In men inilepeniltntly well off would i r a a — km **k n r l* . a y a r lw r a i k aaar*. please him more than making $100,fact it was $127,626.29. 1 — 1 i r a a a a l l r ( k r a i, nstounishingly low'.l OOO.PCO fur himself, he would be t — I r a y lr llta ml a lly b e ia llfa . The comptroller pointed out the collateral for loans of classed among “cranks’* as were IU a r i » | n a . Have you inquired! .— A a r a a a d a r a d a r a h a a p l t a l . the bank was, poorly kept and said, "For instance, the San­ those that freed their salve* before j Lincoln. ~tUJJuTvKIWE FOfTTODAY- ford Hotel Realty Company of which your Mr. Iaike is presi­ 7 TIIJ NOS WORTH REMEM­ dent, has a loan in the hank and the value of the collateral ONCE AS IMPERFECT BERING:—I will remember the securing the loan is less than the amount of the loan made, u* MEN. the highci apes, are slowly im­ work* of the l-nril; surely 1 will proving, and marriage is their and I want to ask you frankly if you think this is judicious remember Thy wonder* of old. hanking?" The amount of the loan in question was $60,000 training school. Wives know it, i ’Milm 77:11. and prepare their matrimonial de­ FRAYEK: Help ua, l>ird, to with sales contracts being used as the collateral. In addition calogue* chiefly for amusement. count our blessings. Mr. Amos cited several unusually large loans, among them It interests them to think what Box 35. M m being a total of $34,.1811.67 made by a certain Rhode Island u husband might be, if he were not ! TH E WOMAN HARK ER AT what he is. I real estate promoter. THE FAIR • Shi was plainly very tired, she In connection with loans amounting to $108. 790 made to NEARER REALITY is the “hus- ! was plainly very hoarse. calling contest." At Suffolk another realty company, Mr. Amos wrote as follows. "Re­ band And 1 wondered how it happened Virginia, fair prizes were for wives life had taken auch a course. garding this line of credit. This development was promoted thut could call lh<-ir husbands with FINE CITRUS CROP IS PROMISED Oh, what curious prank of fate, hy the hank itself. They foreclosed on a piece of property a voice endearing and audible from Plum bing — H eatin g FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Set a woman bark in" there, afar. in the edge of | Sanford some years ago and have ".Service You'll Appreciate" At a side show’s narrow gate' Good news for the country is had been in th<- past. Other m at­ been carrying the property for approximately $8,000 The wife, combining endearment Selling tickets at a fair? jvith extreme radius, was to be thut a splendid crop of citrus friut ters considered'a t the exchange JAMES A. SA N D S estate’ account. The president crowned lit the blazing sun she sat, like n in their ‘other real queen of husband-callers. 823 Sanford Are. statue gray with grime, of the hank conceived the idea of making this in­ Unregenerate husbands will shud- i* now beginning to muture in meeting were distribution and Phone 6J And the burden of her cry to the to a subdivision. Consequently the land was put ider ..t the thought nf that penetrat- u X 'n n lv a ' S crop la^T ea^on | !rarketm ‘'' Th; r,‘ ” ncver 1,10 crowd was “just a dime!" " It’s a aorry life,” thought 1, “for on the market und the initial payment on each sale was ten ing. endearing call. [ UI)<1 n„ L d . t very many people muth F|,,ri,lil fruit ruised: son,e* per cent which went to the salesmen. The bank then took WIVES HAVE BEEN engaged in disup; ointed because unable to ■‘imes ‘here has been lau lty distriu woman day by (lay. To be shouting to the throng for the notes which were given for the balance, into their work that husband rnlling content Vn'r i have the delicious Florida p roduct1 *utio„ nn.i cue prices received have CITY LICENSES D UE OCTOBER 1, li their dimes in such u way, The exand HAVE EXPENDED all of the funds with the exception 500,000 year* first to get him* then available all winter and spring, > > ‘ been saticfuctory. And to move from place to there has been inquiry and specui*hnnge has in its vxistuncc greatly of $1,000 and they still carry the parcel of land in their to keep him. place i^stribution of T h-ir the lation ii'jjunlin^ the crop for the fot*litatc,d the . patience throughout Knowing neither home nor 'other real estate- account for $8,000. The president adMUHon I '27-1:128. A statem ent i cit,u ’‘ u«d brought the matof friends, City licenses now due on every Business, occupat vises that, they have discontinued the sales and have about [ewu^jT.theUc. made by E. L. Wirt, president o f ; t«» systematic and reasonable Peace nor m irth nor touch of two-thirds of the pro]>erty yet on hand. He thinks Lhuti* * ------ t the Florida Fitriis Exchange, a conditions. grace, or profession for which a license is required. K i' VIRTUOUS, MILDLY r?bollious that a good crop iuld reusnahly be, The prediction of a crop of 20,the balance of th e property will be sold f o r handsome pro-1 r?boili On which hanuinesa depends.” wives of rhieopee, ManaachtAett *.11 xperted. ( nditinns nt this time 1 000,0011 boxes would'* probably be •Jo I lingered till the crowd left me . fit. Therefore the proposition resolves ilself into this con* ten cemmondment^ for | suggest u gathering of about I thought too high by some, and Mr. standing there alone, .dition: if the plans of the president carry, they will probably \h^Xtmi* und show that they do I twenty million boxes, and this will I W irt’s estimate disputed, hut he And 1 smiled and spoke to her just | make some profit; if his plans do not carry, the hank w no t understand the problem of htia-| be considerably chard of the p r e - 1has mean* nf securing information Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. to make my pity known. 1 have an investment of $116,000 where they only hud $8,000 j bands nr marriage It i* useless ; vious year. | th at are considered good, and his "I don’t understand," said I, “how Mr. Wirt told of plans to have • prediction i* based upon expected you brave this constant din, I to Htart with und will have/the same land, with some ini- V’ V.1,: M,MT '! “P1*’ lnf,u‘,,nK ‘he l>uftt and heat and jesting course provement*. N«dlo«» In nay. »ucl. finanylnn an thin .... thi” 7 ™ "• w rU the oranges and grapefruit sent 1pennds of seasonable weather, by the Florida Citrus E x - [There could he much loss through ju st to get a few dimes iu. n«rt «f bank, is not Koo.l policy." ' out change stumped “Scaldswcet." and;vcrjr bad wenther between now. and Surely this la not o task Another indication of the hank’s deplorable condition , ,f !*„n’un '* !\>n,i''l‘he‘,c nn«l just this will insure the customers get­ mid-winter, but thi* is not likely That a woman ought to do; Out of pity now 1 ask in Rained by the follnwinR comment of the compti....... ,k lllL C ™ ^ l u c p J i S 'M tin g whut they pay for. It will In regard to tin* big indicated the How th ij. hardship cume to protect the Florida fruit from president of the exchange said Your past clue loans aggregate $294,481.11. This is a very age ami hi* degree «f aeml-dvlll- plso you?" the damage that has been discover­ that there (vus n market for it ull. • * Then she wiped a sticky brow, heavy percentage of paper to curry in your past due files, ed in the past through unscruupu- and a t fuir price. The known ‘ powdered fresh her features and no time should be lost in bringing this paper into a l»u* dealers selling inferior fru it shortage of the apple crop this FORTUNATELY Clvllixutinn red, satisfactory und acceptable condition." According to the n sternly growth untl iLcency grow* boxes and even wrapping each year will increase the demand f o r , ’It’s a swell life trouping round, letter, the hank’s profit and loss account for n period of six with it. A bnlty’ti empty mouth orange or grapefruit in marked citrus fruits, and Florida will have und I like it- kid!" she said. apers ha* nut fully prevented sub­ the goods to fill the orders. A , months just prior to the writing of the communication grows u full ict of teeth, no thanks stitution. Now the fruit itself will twenty million box crop is re g a rd -1 to the baby? Anil our Industrial Considering the shape uf the totalled $10,<391,09. On this matter the comptroller com­ be marked. The process used in ed as sixty-one per cent n o rm a l, feudulism, *afer, richer, more in­ country, Italians should muke good mented us follows: "The list of items which the hank has Apply Circulation Departm ent than the m ilitary feudal­ designating the origin nf the fruit for the averugu nnd possibilities.i bootleggers. — Brunswick (Go.) charged out would indicate that u very lax and inefficient telligent ism it replitces grow* and produces will in no way injure it, or inter- This would be close to the record j Pilot. better condition*, no thank* to in­ wfere with its use. season of 1D23-U)2 L Last season’s ! system is employed hy the tellers.” dividuals. crop amounted to>l0J>88,000 boxes. ■ Mr. W irt was in Jacksonville re­ Sanford seems to |»e on the brink Among questionable transaction* of the bnnk, the About their real work, they know cently conferring with officials of nf a financial exposure.—Tampa f o r . Tribune. Yeah, and it’s a darnen comptroller noted that the examiner reported "an item of and care a* little a* the tiny crea­ the exchange and those who have Scientists have invented a mech- T d irty mean. $14,000 representing the advance of this amount of cash to ture* that built the coral island*, dealings with it. nnd it was thought nnism th at,w ill photograph m an’s , the race track promoters and no evidence of indebtedness nr worms lhat chewing and wrig­ conclusions reached th at it would thoughts. Probnldy nothing will I Albert B. Fall goes on trial whatever was obtained from anyone to represent this sum gling in utter selfishness produce be wise to advertise Florida eutrus com* of it though, there being , the fertile soil. Rut th at is no rea­ fruit even fore extensively than laws ugninst infernal machines. u"a!n today and in the Interests of son for refusing gratitude to those and I shall expect a full and detailed explanation regarding 1 justice it will be a good thing if I tiis proves to he the fall of Fall. this system of financing." Regarding heavy deposits of worms. iv t i i s : r u n i i t r o t i r r o r m : u - Klorlilu. In a m i f o r H #m lim lr I'o u n tV . — - ■■■■-o public fund*, Mr. Amos wrote the directors as follows; INOI.K r o i v r v . STtTH o r on Oils Ji'lli iluy of H r p t r i n h r r , A. l>. TWO UNUSUAL NEWS items. U. It. Abelachcr, about whom we F i. o it ii M. i> n i t M ' i a n . I'JI7. A cl?rgymnn kills himself. No M l l'I H A III.Al.'KKIIKAIt. l*.Mh|ilaln"You have a large amount of public funds on deposit have just read, is a nuisance, If vck . noinsi.Asn. ant. / 'M u rk . bin name la pronounced the way it in your bank and instead of investing your public funds in net’ll to print his unfortunate name. vs I l / a SI. U’KKKB. ilk * , A young woman is caught steal­ r pells and he lives up to it in pub­ liquid securities, such as marketable bonds, you huve in turn I N i i JO H N S O N . . < . at. I ' . i . i i . l D. i ing to get money tn buy tomb­ l l tmVil* lic .—Tampa Times. I.KONAHDY. L E O N A R D S ' a tv iVAItK, . Hill In i|uli*t tillA III loaned it out principally on real estate mortgages, and when stones fur her mother and sister. S o l l r l l n r * f o r c«ni|<lalnai.tI ------- o ■ r. I V A T I f) N l i t A SI U |yuKs, T hat clergymen struggle on ns T I I K .HTATK OK K I S ' l t l l ' A T»1 The Sanford Herald got into the faking the amount of your local deposits subject to check, W. T. S w l c n n l u tn l—• w lc n r.l , hi# list of big newspapers by being which amounts to practically one and one-half million, your they do, muny poor und negleiU-.d in wlf<*. w h o s e • 'Hr lot Iu n mini. o till, H'buked hy the grand jury for cri­ loans should not be over eighty per cent of this amount, but old nge, is n tribute to their cour- k n o w n . th<*lr h .l r * . ilsv lsrc * . . . r a n t <•••. o r n l l i r r c l a i m a n t * u m l r r (Its nge, ami a disgrace to men. ticising its doings or non-doings. w. T. Sw lt'oril imil- Sw irnr.l, | instead you have loans and discounts to the amount of Orlando-Reporter-Star. ,..n wife. •><•< , ilnr r u n |» op r ,j ilrrrO*eil ... n r n» ti il.-----.— THAT THE YOUNG woman $2,200,000, and your public funds are not properly protected unit J u m p # i t l l a r t l p t t a n i l — ll.irll. i t .; o------should steal to buy tombstones is hi* w if e . wln<*«. r h r l H t i u n n a m e I*' Some men hide behimj women's by secondary reserves in the form of liquid security." unknown t t ir lr heir* . ilrv ix ..* , a reflection on her common, sense. »•kiits. Impossible.—Ocala Star. u r a n t « ' » n r o ilie r r l n l i n n n l * tin.U r , Mr, Amo* declares he is not guilty of violating any t h e *ul.l J i li n .* K. I t a r t l e t t nn.l — Evidently the Ocula Star doesn’t THE ANGEL GABRIEL U U u r l l u t t . hi* w ife, ilereaswil n r o t h e r - ' rculife how small some men really law or departing from moral or ethical duties in any m atter all o t h e r r l u l n i n n l * u n d e r ! amusingly accurate, in memory and w in e ; a nn>l me.—Florida State News. n il e v e r y o f I h e xal.l il r f e n .l . ' touching the failure of the local bunk, but yet he was memoranda. There I* no possibility apitch n t * r t n l m l n g an y l n t « r e » l In mol to ;------— o---------e f o l l o w i n g <|e»rrlhre<| piece. |iurHeadline In the Tampa Times thoroughly familiur with the dcplorubie conditions of the of his forgetting of mistaking any­ Ih cel o r lo t o f tun.l, s l l o . i t . .1 In ||i,. * sa>e, “ Carlton Seeks To Take institution. The comptroller is the heud of a department one, even though buried in the sea. C o u n t y o f S e m i n o le a m t St.it. of Besides science proves that the K lorlilu, ileNcrlhe.l a * follow#, itouda From Politics." And his which hus absolute supervision of the state banks and al­ and men on it will last at In - W itt very effort* along that line may though he had the authority to close tho bank, he permitted curth T h e R 1-2 of t h e HK I-1 of leust one hundred million yearn S e r t t o n I t . T n w n * h l |i 21, S outh lake Doyle from state politics. the busted institution to keep its doors open fifteen months longer. No tombstones could out­ o f K uture t h i r t y Kant. O' — 125 . A n d to a n y am i ull o t h e r iiersnn* •Miss Frances Grayson hopped until it finally was closed by its own officers because there live that period. /MOD whoa# n am es a r e u n k n o w n rlalm ln u ••If this morning on • flight to wasn’t any money left in the vaults. The Best THOUSANDS OF POOR widow* a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r l n t e r e * t In an d to F U rM a KOT m Loch Arbor Prices Is DeForesl-Sanlorc Real*" Co, BOYS W ANTE1 AT ONCE T h e H erat o . c . » BM W ( vpenhagen pnd gave it up tu t Mr. Amos by his letter to the directors, indicates that minutes Titer, which indicates that ‘she exercised remarkably good practically every banking luw in the state was being viola­ judgment. ted by the Seminole County Bank. He knew th at it had Umest Amos predicts the court v HI quash the indictment. Amo* wi4-. one of the (minor) propheta he'ore Ohnd sh and Jonah.—Gulf JV] Stream in -Tampa Tribune. And R jn 'T 'h it, If any, does that prove? ' ---- —«------- Skirts used to be worn down to the instep; mow they're worn up ^ D> the step-fas,—Claremont Pres*. I* it really so bad, Don, over your way, or U the foregoing just a bid for more tourist* of the m*le pereassloa^-Apopka Chief. ' 0 i ' Walter Johnson has retired from twenty years In the Aside f r ' • t pitcher the game ha* n, Johnson was one of to less than the legally required cash reserve, th a t its presi­ dent was deeply obligated to the institution and th a t it was charging to profit and loss at the rate of $20,000 a year. He knew th at it* officials had questionable transactions with the race track promoters and that slipshod methods charac­ terized every dealing of the institution. He knew th a t the loans far exceeded the limitations and th a t most of them were on real estate with inflated valuations. Despite his knowledge of the conditions, Mr. Amos DID NOT MAKE another examination of the bank’s books until the institution closed on August 6,1927, fifteen months after he wrote the directors. He permitted the institution to follow its reckless course until it closed as perhaps the worst bank failure In Florida for many years. The comptraUcr’s failure to act when action was needed has cost the taxpayers and depositors hundreds of thousands of dollars. For this gross negligence in administering th e affairs of his office, Mr. Amos has been indicted by a grand jury. Is this "persecution"? ... . • •j# M iL-F and daughters, hy the way, rob and Impoverish themselves to pro­ vide tombstones and elaborate funerals for husbands and father* that never did much for them. Th* poorer families suffer most in this way, and clergymen should discourage them regardless of sexton’* protests. An Indian* woman, OR. split three cords of kindling. We are hoping the coal supply doesn’t run out before we get that old. A London specialist advises wo­ men to blow bubbles for beauty. Bubbles are pretty; but what’s a person going to do with ’em ? Spooning In public in Chicago “must be reasonably clandestine,” la th* edict of the city’a attorney. Quick, Watson the dictionary! Hera’s Dor* again. She wants to know why men are oo eager to win air derbies when they're hard­ ly th* w a a r - a t least for win m ni lit., l a n d * h e r e i n a b o v e d r i r r l l . e i t , tu­ tu a n y p a r t or p u r r e l t h e r e o f A n d It I* h e r e b y O r d e r e d t h a t yott ■ml e a c h o f y o u he a m i a p p e a r b e ­ f o r e o u r auhl C ir c u i t C o u r t ut th e C o u r t H o u s e In H unfnrd. S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a n n th * 1st d a y of N o v e m b e r , A. !>.. IS37, a m i ll ir q anti t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o th e liill of C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n fi le d a tta in * ! y o u In t h i s r a u * c . - t h e s a m e b e i n g a s u i t to u u l e t t i t l e . It I* f u r t h e r O r d e r e d t h a t thi* O r d e r n f l ' u h l l r u t l n n I." p u h l l a h e j one# a u c h w e a k f u r f o u r c o n x e r u t l v e w e e k * Iu t h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , a n e w a p a p e r p u b lD h e ri .l n S e m in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . W I T N E S S my h a n d a n d t h e neat of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Ih e t w e n t y , t h i r d J u d i c i a l C tq irt n f t h e S t a t e o f Onlyth re e blocks th e sta tio n . Cornero Adam*an d D avis ^eO *' id to en tertain in ' ts> 0x«' 'with to l^ 0 ilik. JACKSO/NVILLE FL O R IO A • = » r-= Select H. C. VIELE CHRISTMAS Gift* NOW on our new easy payment plan# Jeweler Only 50 shopping days fore Chrisims*. 108 M agnolia .. teA •• v The Sanford Herald -ii Adv. Dept. Phone 148 �RAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hender.-son of Dclaml spent the week end here aa the guest of relatives. | Master Yt^ilsoh Sneed Senior Epworth Loop ChamberOfGommerce Entertains A t Party| Entertains Union At To F ost Road Signs On Birth A nniversary Local Church Annex W ithl^ tho n e a t few-days San­ Miss Grace Burwell of T a K h S iili. =• aco w ai the guest of Mrs. Gcorgo ' MuRory for the week-end a t her home In Pinehurst. Miss Burweli- * ts m ate supervisor of Home *Etoo- Miss Mario P ry of Valdosta,! Ga., " ' ford wlU’have 200 road signs along omicS. arrived here Sunday and is 1the Master Wilson Sneed, yo u n g est! The Senior Epw orth League uf both rbtltes between' Sanford and guest of her a u n t,'' Mrs. J . j E, •on of Mr. nnd Mrs. John W. Sneed, the First Methodist Church on- .uucoif uu. Leaving Saturday, E. La mg. was host Friday afternoon a t one tertsined members of tho A. F. C J. T ro tte r of tho Chamber of ComMISS EULA THELMA PACE BECOMES ,____ Mr. and Mrs. Paul returned ht me of the loveliest children's parties Union most pleasuntly Friday mere# ami Saxun Jernigan, local m anager of the Notional "Biscuit Saturday from Neyr York w nere given this s.-usun when he enter- evening nt the Church annex, THE BRIDE OF CLAUDE G. TYRE they hove been spending the fiUft! tained in celeb ration j of his b irth -' (ioldrn m i, daisies and other Company will begin the work of day u number'wf his small friends wild -flowers together with nil* posting these signs. They will go fortnight. nt his home on Cauili.m Avcntie. kinds of Hallowe'en suggestions irom here to Jnrkaonville., via A simple yet most impressive visit tho groom's mother, Mrs. V. The rooms of this ccay home were t t r e used in decorating the annex, r ^ n ftnVe S p rees, to tmxley, wedding was that of Sunday a fte r­ U rquhart. The bride is traveling Finest Sholfer of Jacksonville noon n t 3:30 o'clock a t the Baptist in a sm art costume of midnight is visiting in Sanford as the gu«?t guy with festoona -}f black nnd The long tables were centered with Ga., and into Macon, returning Pastorium in Orlando, when Miss blue georgette with hat and shoes «>f his uncle and aunt MVy! and M rt. orange, ns Well ns m yriads of black 1' "'Is of daisies nnd golden-rod, iv i.i Vai'uoaiu .uini uiKe City. TUESDAY Cats, bnts, owls nnd witches. Grin- land extending down the center The signs art* black and orange TODAY Euln Thelma Pace became the bride to match. Upon their return to San­ meeting of the Music of Claude George Tyre. The cere­ ford, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyro will make C. W. Lning. ning front cabinets Jnnd mantles were strips o f bhtek ant! orango on a white background, with an t „f the Woman s Club mony was performed by Rev. Lee their home with the bride's parents Black cats, witches arrow pointing to The City Sub­ Norma brings you her biggest, Itev. S. W. Robinson of Chicago, were large Jack o’lunterns which crepe paper. best and most lavish dram atic Smith in the presence of relatives cn Knscdnlc Drive, San Lunta. 111., necortnry of the Mission Board added much to the Weird scene. In and ghosts were placed here and s ta n tia l nnd reading so many miles Mrs, Tyre is the daughter of Mr. of the Methodist Episcopal Chdrch unexpected places were large i there ndding n fuative touch, Presented by the Mus- nnd a few of their most intimate !tn Sanford, Florida. According to attraction - '■ ■ and Mrs. Hurry Thm ston Pace and bin this city for a few days on^btW' ghosts nnd witches. | j.irkles, hut rolls, olives and coffee Mr. T rotter, It is planned to place ■nent of the W omans friends. -CAMILLE:* has made Sanford her home for the - -A petuuit race nffordetl ntueit v:er« served by the refreshm ent these signs at intervals of five Comedy The bride was beautifully gown­ past seven years, coming her from iness. ^ting°r>f the Daughters m errim ent during the aj.*tcrn6ort fo r jthairm an, Miss Ethel Tillis assist“MONA LI SB” • ed in a stunning fall frock of Thomasvillo, Ga, By her winsome which prizes o f « dainty pocket jeti by Mrs. Otto Schmell. Class of the Methodist Milano Pnramount News Miss Edna Slash burn o French rose crepe combined with manners sha has made hosts of book, a novelty top, tt»y truck nnd ; After supper, the evening was a be held nt the home m atching velvet. Her chic hat and Rock, Ark., is visiting in friends here, j, Smith, 2000 Sanford hu ge ball were given the winners, j merrily spent with games of all other accessories were also of as the guest of her aunt, Tlie groom is the son of Mrs. V. A fter the race much fun was cre­ ’ g o'clock. French rose. Her flowers were a K I.aing at her home on TUESDAY ated by. the children trying to pin Teachers Association of corsage bouquet of pink rose buds U rquhart of W est Palm Beach. He enue. came to Sanford about five years on the black ra t's tail while blind­ in every instance, r High School will meet and maiden hair ferns. “ WHAT HAPPENED TO ago from California where he was folded. The lutky children were 1,'cioek at the Junior High Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Eddleman of given a doll, a large Inn Immediately following the cere­ with the Aero service for several FATHER”’ MACEDONIA— Work begun mony the young couple left for years. He is now connected with Anna. 111., are spending the w in­ 2 _uint Imx and box of Based on a story by Mary Jmr.es W .-Scott cf Orlando a r­ ecting new B aptist Church here. In Circle of the First Bap- West Palm Beach where they will the A. C. L. It. Ry. ter here with Mrs. Eddlemart’s chiefs. , Roberts Rhinchart rived here Sunday, and is the guest Ifh will meet nt tho home I rother and wife, Mr. and Mxs. Fred it. Wilson. Placid at oue end of tl Mr. and Mrs. Charles I*. Britt, [Sidney J: Nix 1119 Park Robert Mnasfcn at their home on lawn was a clevetriy art returned home Sunday evening, l„t 8 o'clock with Mrs. Nix I.akcview Drive. Mrs. John C. Smith IS Coming j , >.•*, and small daughter Mary Frances eandlclahra holding lighted yellow 1 H. A. Moreland nt hostfrom Pittsburg, Pa., \urbere they UNDERWORLD”^ r crviim and individual cakes on H ostess To Members Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Teague attended the world’s series. candles. Yellow mid white ice WEDNE9DAY have been visiting hero as the which were tinv yellow cn.idles Of Her Bridge Club1who guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. Theo­ Ire Department of the WoMiss Emma Masska of Anna 111.,' 'Vcre served by the Mr;». Sneed as­ dore Langley,.-Jeft Saturday for hub will meet a t 3 o’clock arrived here Sunday7 nnd is the sisted bv Miss Ollie Johnson, Mrs. Entertaining in her usuul grac­ Lakeland' where they will visit hub house. L P. Me Culler. Mrs. A. C. Fort, houcse guest-of horo brother and, ious manner. Mrs. John Charles friends for a fovJ db ys. Shakespeare’s contention that Mrs. James F. Hawkins and Mrs, wife, Vr. and Mr*. Robert Mashka J. [Henry Wight will be hosti* Clara Bow in «' gj presented n bright hu?d Hallowe'en | Garden party nt her home “tho play’s the thing” is unm istak­ Smith was hostess nt bridge F r i- 1 "HULA” *” day afternoon when she entertain­ Mr. , andM r s ; A , B. I’fcterson ably, upheld by present-day trends Mr. and Mrs. l^oy-L. Adnn»df Colrlmigh. Each young guest was, ouse of Heart's Contf-nt” on WANDERS OF TUB ed the num bers of the Wednesday and children, w ho lUrtfpd herw last tap mid horn. hnve returned ,fruri Jacksonville ivcnue at 4:30 o'clock for In motion' picture production, ac­ : WAISTLINE* wtek Trcm Jarntyrtown, N. Y J to About 40 children helped Wilson where they attended the funeral if *s nf the Welfare Depart- cording to,Norm a Ta'.madge, whose Bridge Club. spend the wWUr .tz, Sun ford, arc The rooms of this attractive enjoy Ids nutal dojf. vehicle, "Camille,” Mrh. Adam’ aunt. Mrs. T.M; Lori*j, f f i..> Woman’s Club only. latest will be the feature attraction ut home were beautifully adorned now pleasantly located a t tl>e JDav THURSDAY with baskets and bowjs of zinnias ty home In Silv^rLakc. Lovers Club will meet with the Milane Theatre today. ■r~ , enry McLaulin at 3.30 "Camille,’• which has been tran s­ nn dother pretty cut flowers com­ Mrs.,C. M< McKenzie nf Cordelc, bined with aspnrgaus ferns. nt her home on Fourth ferred to the screen in modern Uu., who has been *visiting .her Scores for the card gume were form, is nn example of the manner [Side Parent Teachers As- in which motion pictures are com­ kept on cards cut in the various niece, Mr*. J. N. Tplnr for tho past y y #,3*’ ft * f ’f,, l 1 j|jg4 t at 3:00 at East Side Pri- ing around to Shakespeare’s point card symbols done In suggestions few weeks, left Friday for J a c k ­ sonville where she will spend n of the approaching hailowc’en sea­ ehool. of view,” Miss Talmadge said. son. After the usual num ber of short tiuic before returning to Fide Primary Parent Teach" It is interesting to know th at progressions had been played, the her home. tx-iiition meets 3:30 o’clock, all of the immortal bard’s plays prize for top score, n quaint wnll [ole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. were presented without costuming flower basket was won by Mrs. ft nt 7:31) o’clock nt the or stage scenery, yet his dram as, Jack Hewitt. [ Hull. trngedica and comedies were the Refreshments of frozen fru it sal­ FRIDAY • most convincing of their day. In ad, saltines, olives, home made I T. U. will hold regular spite of the varied stage settings cake and coffee were served by the | at 3:30 o’clock a t the home and costumes provided for them in at the conclusion of the I W. 1. Hughey, 209 E ast later years, Shakespeare's dram atic hostess game. Ireet. creations have come down to the Mrs. Smith's guests were Mrs. | -SATURDAY present time without the slightest Henry Purdon. Mrs. Jack Hewitt. Lea's Matinee at the Milane loss of appeal. Thip most cer­ Mrs. Charles Cook, Mrs. Emm.-t I at 10 o’clock. tainly supports his declaration that Hunt, Mrs. Howard P. Smith- Mrs. ‘ the play's 'the thing.” . . Persistent coughs and colds lead to J. B. Lawson, Mrs. A .W. Epps, serious trouble. You can slop them now ^Following this principle, "Ca­ and Mrs. Ralph Smith. with Cremnnlslon, an emulsified creohas been given a modern ►MAN’S CLUB |mille" •nto tint Is pleasant to take. Crcomultreatm ent without fear of detract­ linp is a new medical discovery with COLUMN ing from its dram atic value. For Music Department cction; it soothes sad bods such classics as this most famous To Meet On Tuesday iHolold RS. E. A. DOUGLASS the inflamed membranes and inhibits work of Alexandre Dumas, Jr., germ growth. . . . . and the writings of Shnkespcare The Music Departm ent of tho Of all known drugs, rrensots is rec­ ■edneul.-iy f )hi-} week the are eternally modern.” Woman’s Club will hold iU first ognized by bigli medical authorities as I meeting o f the W elfare meeting of the year on Tuesday one of the greatest healing agencies for Iwnt will bo held a t 3, Dr. Ralph Stevens left Wednesday afternoon with the chairman, Mrs. persistent roughs and colds and olhy.. bt the club house. All mem- for Philadelphia, Pa., where he will W. S. Leak presiding. The business fottns of throat troubles. Cremuilaitn i expected to be present and join his wire and accompany her session is culled for 3 o’clock and contains, in addition to creosote, ether igc th variuos committees hqme. M rs .. Stevens has been nil members are asked to be pres­ healing elements which soothe and lie d Iring he plans which have spending the p ast month visiting ent on time »o th a t the vacancy llie infected inembr ines and stop the lade so carefully for the friends a t Philadelphia and Wil­ of secretary-treasurer may be irritation nnd Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to lit * stomach, is ab I year. The keynote of the kes- B arre, Pa. filled. Dr. and Mrs. p program will be citizen- Stevens will return to Sanford in Mrs. W. S. Leak and Mrs. A. M. sorbed into the blood, attackc thereat bid plans are being worked Phillips will have charge of the of the trouble and chcrku the growth bich will result in a much about 10 days. program . Gilbert and Sullivan’s of the Kernii. Cirmnulslon is guaranteed satisf -c understanding on the part Miss Charlotte Sm ith returned • Fairy Opera "Iolanthe”, will be the tnry in the treatment of persistent ailment members of their home Sunday from points in Cali­ ■subject for the afternoon. The story roughs and cojds, bronchi il Ultima and privileges as citizens, fornia, Chicago, 111., Washington, of the opera will be told and sev­ bronchitis and other forraa c{ rc-Vpira k of the fact th a t 1928 will D. C. and other places of interest eral musical selections will be giv- tory diseases, and i» r.t for build­ Orchestra Leader, Leader. *> [important election year, a where she and Miss Elizabeth ing up the system after ct-td* or flu. krill be made of the various Overatrcet of Orlando have been Money irfumlrd il sr.i cou.-rh or ct Id i* ttTifes: r; s* t» -' 1 1offices, with tho duties and spending several months. nnt mliftcd after uV'nft .ie.-nrd'-nx tr sibilities of their incumbdirrcliotJ. Ask yoiir rfnp'fDl fid*,) “ It suns but recently, when 1 This study will also extend starred *o act as master of cere* Forroat Lake returned to San­ ay to state offices ns well. m o n th w ith m y band a t the ford, Sunday evening a fter spend­ 1:30 o’clock the departm ent ing the past two weeks a t Phila­ Paramount Theatre, that l real* Ijourn to the homo of its delphia, Pa., with Mrs. Lake who TRUEM AN Ized lunv vital perfect yuicc lan for n social hour in the is still critically ill a t Jefferson condition was to a [xrforrnfr. OvtH 21 M illion j a p s U. eo Y iarly i of "H earts' Content” and Hospital. I luiid always been a consistent Be pjnns have ^ made for o take num bers 4 ’there, and if homes ufterwArds Telephone .148 MBS. FJtED. S. DA IGEIL Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J Norma Proves The “Play’s The Thing” In Milane Picture PRINCESS N ow Read W hat 11,105* Doctors say About Lucky Strike Cigarettes Because Paul W hiteman . Noted FERTILIZER Curlett, chairman wishes to that all paid In advance for budded roses sim ilar to wkl last spring, will bo tak• of, if placed In Mrs. Curl* I “ rids before the first of fwr. On Wednesday, the h mxeting day, on opportunlice given for placing these [■ *bich must in every InI m accompanied w ith the pf four dollars per dozen, ■rietien which will be order" year, are Pink and Red Me, Caroline Testout, Col> and the two fine yellow Luxenburg and Lady HillPlant Sale Committee ex- Main Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. S P E C I A L !! Local Reptensfnta tive GENUINE 13 PLATE FORD BATTERY FOR AND YOUR OLD BATTERY Phone 81) Ford Batteries need no introduction. They can be used on all makes of cars and are an ideal Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales & Service Edward Higgins, Inc. Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Phone 331 ‘.Lena Hair Is tie Of Ellis Lloyd Una Ualr and ElUa Lloyd **Uy married . Saturday nl.at 5l?° o’clock a t the “•use. the ceremony being °y Mr*. Caaaandra . P^acnce of a few Ig h n d * . »ho came here several \to Ga-» the of % and Mra. G. F. rju u e Mary, r l r i l ai . he. 80nof Mr- »"d I LA1*0*", formerly of Vlrof Sanford. He 1 the Sanford C. L Derby Your Building Problems ARE OF VITAL INTEREST to us. Our long experience has shown us a number of w*ys to reduce building costa with­ out sacrificing quality, ap­ pearance or comfort. We will gladly with you. co-operate Storage Sanford Feed & Supply Co. W HAT is the quality that Giacomo Rimini, Margaret D ’Alvarez, Ce^are Formichi, Armand Tokatyan, Em m a Trentirii, William F^yersjiam,, Florence Reed, Paul Whiteman, and other famous singers, actors, broadcasters aqd public speakers have found that makes LUCKY STRIKES delightful and of no possible injury to their voices? For the answer w e turned to medical men;and asked them this question: ’ Do you think from your experience with LTJCKY S T R IK E cigarettes that they-are less irritating to sensitive or tender throats than other cigarettes, whatever the reason? J 11,105* doctors answered this question mean; coi Consider w hat these represent the opinion and experience i whose business it is to know. ( ,, ' , MM-^Harry Thuraton Pace * th* marriage of their Fin . u*^te» EULA'THEI.ma TME YARD WITH A MILL B A CK IN G tyre dav^A^1?* * Sun- . k I. ■ - 1' *■ ' #■ , ,'«■■■« i* r**.-<* T * I liRqthfir toasted flavor and, bqst of all, I'cart smoke as often as t ithe, /without fear of ml* tatihxpnyvoice, trhichis becom* ing a great asset in my tcork.’* �EAT OF PENN r a ^ r r CONGRESS TO GIVE STATE COMES SHOPPING R TOURS TIMETO TREATIES AM SURPRISE AT NEXT SESSION avutrk M iss Florida? ■- cued American tran»atlanlic fliert. klr*« Defeat Of B ro w n AI*» Md farewell u» Hon* and _ , S orae Qu S u ,r«p nr i^ue AAus start ^ for ^Pari* by way^ of^ l.iebc* lht V9tM N o r th w e s te r n H U eiea Portuguese mail «hip. Lima. »hi<“ O f The Ohio S tate Eleven will take them u* Lisbon. AccordImportant -------# ing to Miss Elder, she may fiy NEW YORK. Sept. 17.—U N SI from Lisbon to Paris, where her —Out of the welter of Saturday’s trunk* await her. but she added.C'ongress will have at least eleven footfall game* some highly start- this depended upon circum»tance« triatie* and international agreeling result* were achieved, with the v-hen she reached the Portugueve ment* to contend with at th* com­ toppling of Pennsylvania by Penn, capital. ing *e»&ion. Of this number, six State as the one big reversal of a j Th* girl fly er will first land at 'o r more are expected to be shelved d a / in which the majority of the Porta p _ lie Oada in order to replace by the Senate. college eleven* played more or le*» (— lost |, passports at the American The most important of the ct.ntrue „ — to _ form ---- | consulate theie as there is no Am- tions to be submitted by the I)eY tie's big wore in defeat in*\i*rican consul here. * partm ent of State is th - I.ausann* Brown was another surprise and Before leavig, Mis* Elder declar- Treaty with Turkey, which wa* regoe* to prove that after all there ^ t hat she was most ethusiastic jeeted last year through the efforts can be transmutation of m etals,| maLi ,« aiw„ , i^nntnr Vine. Mil nf r. ri* I f a T n .t hud „ |ln n n U h > r.l l ,D, MONDAY, THE SAiy’FOBD /oum £ iT ? did whenr n t « i n i J TZt S S L c S f . 5 . u.*.L*-tr°.n<"., t S m Y o T th . 10 ^ w- r* . — . ltcd forj hut , ? X English StageLikes Work O f Authors, It of the Adminixtration to ratification of th e u g m - Actors From U. S. aP«nl with France. A join resolution ap- ' z; ' : 1;,. „,u»‘ SST"r~.ariM y ° , h#r, fr In the day a thunjler*t/jrm await °P, *■< prevented her from ment by the French legislator-. !l*Vin,f the, hot*i l<* fulfi" 1^‘vate fMher A g reem en t, *, of her adventure Other (ainding Irrait**- «nd w she said> •• veotlonii wW<*n ‘■niay'* Mfety ’ ta? “There w'is nothing myste , rtous placed in the itairi-.- category imTi'Jt* about the flight, It wa* aimply join- relating to a ir t avigutlon, ape this: we left America we flew, [eigned in P r o on October 1.7, i 2.000 mile*, and we encountered 11hi 1>; another which wn* aigned bv lex- circumstances th a t compelled u*)thc United State* at The Hague on »rg to come dow n, Wie were rc*ued November ft, l'J2-r>, a* a member of oy the dutch ahfp, Rarendrccht km| the International Union for the wewere landed a t Fayal’ You'Protection of Induxtrial Propwrty (know the re»t. That is all there Pnd which modifies the Treaty o ' '* if* it-" March 2U, 1887- under which the The *tearn*hip, Lin a upon which Union was created; a third tevi*Mi»* Elder will travel to the con- ing the International Sanitary i ’o i , tinent, is due to leave* tonight, vention of January 17, 11)12, whkn I Miv*Elder Isanxioux to get to w“* signed a t Pari* on June 21. Paris a* quickly as possible. IWMI and a fourth providing for Z X * k°f hl«h “r,,CT ly „f".orlrijf the unification of rules relating to two touchdowns in one .a,. bills of lading for the carriage of Ew aaen L H iriin l l,,n r the »«Uth good* at »ea, signed a t Brussel-, years. August 25, 1021, The treaty between the United Many Eastern Teams The second round of the Cham­ State* and Belgium to prevent of liquor which was fla v eN o t Been Beaten ber of Commerte handicap tourna­ smuggling ment opened .Sunday and the fol­ *ign>d December 0, 1025, i* in u lowing results have been announc­ doubtful case. ed by officials of the club. J. Ivey defeated J. I.udwig 7-2; R. Metlig won from F. Meiach, 3-2: A, Bryunt defeated R Markwnod. 0-5; E. Vihlen wu« from II. Taville 2 up. A good crowd watched the players on Sunday and officials state that they are pleased with the increased interest shown in the tournament. The remaining mutche* in the second round will he played sometime during-this week and the third will open next Sunday. In the Sunday blind bogey tournament the following store* «ie announced; R. Moiling, 00-lli71; T. Jones, B7-21-72; C. ChapW-* a.ISM. frill i r u ,,n when **• ‘« r r » Y l»y Cornell and DnrlCocoa—Local Ice mouth j M |h e » With Harvard. crease capacity. Army k u iU Yale tn the week’s M1 ' D a r t m o u t h Star L e a d s Scor'rs In Eastern F o o t b a l l t e a a a f c g f vu“*"“ -i" Other high light* on Saturday’s srhedole er* pern vs. Chicago in the WlmJy f lty ; Penn sla t • vs, Hy. inru*e: Washington and Jefferson n ‘ N’" tr" Dame vs. Georgia T*eh: arid littsb u rg h vs O m « r^» Tech. B*vor>' teams in Saturday's game wl]| be hanr'p-anpe-l hy InJ e rk s «Ura on the Jn|ur»d list in rh d « Psiil Sc l| and Hholwr ( “ It wa* a great flight and she I>nn., Caldwell and CV»x of Yale wa» fortunate to be rescued," 1stand flower of Williams. vine nuld. He amltted he had stay- j fd up all night in Paris following! the daring uttrnipt of Miss Elder1 LEVINE RETURNS and her co-pilot, Georgs Haldman, | TO RECEIVE air passenger was pessimistic over the proposed flight to Europe of RECEPTION Mr*. Frances Grayson from Old HOME FINE ^/Continued From Page I) <*-nicd that von were a jew?" Ifby should I?" Levine answer/•w^you born in America, Mr. Wms born in North Adame, i.U -n St. Patrick's Day." Lareplied with a grin, rib# parried questions conr* ’ pi# reported eccentricities ST others do the talking, III IQ firing.1* he declared. • w a r , when it came to quo#- Orchard Me, "The season is too lata for ocean fly in g " he said. He said that American aviation was “on a par with European avia­ tion" and that he expectad th a t in time “we will pUM them." "American pilots are better than Luropean ones, I believe, “Levina •*!*?; They ure !*m temperamen­ tal.' Levine said h* was not perturbed ov*i P#nilin* fovernmonV^alt against him concerning former con­ tract# to disfsisf «f Mqrplua w ar materials. Hy International News Service Germany May Class Sky-Writing Public Nuisance Is Rumor BERLIN. —“Nky -w riting" may roon be classed with billbonrd* us r public nuisance and limited by ordinance in Germany if the sug­ gestions made by the ' “ Deutschn Jurlaten Zcitung." oheif journal of the bench and bar, are carried cut. Since Berlin has become th„ moNt “ flown over" city in the . world, with airplane:: constantly crikH-croasing above, and the hum of propeller* always In the ear# r f ita inhabitants, juridical ex. pert* «f the Reich have begun to busy themselves with the question Not Observed There Will Be A Heavy Penalty. THIS M EANS ON ALL OCCASIONS Chief o f Police Radio Through th; Hof Mac Battery 'Co., th* Radio Corporation of A m T .ia announces the following tinterc-ting program to be broadcast i this week. Monday, Octoberl7. Axron*on's Commanders, with a iaxz program. This will b- put on ' the a ir by WJZ WBZ KDKA and ■other large station* at 7:150 P.M. l Oo Tnesd*** at 8 o'clock S*ridan's Hide will be portrayed by the j National Players. This is an inci­ l!r International New* Service BELLIN' Oct. 17.—Th-ugh un- dent in the g r:a t moments of h'*wiliirg ' • oewribe the -ymptoms ' torv *erie* broadcast by* WEAK of 7here-.c N j ’mann a- "rniracu- WFI tVTA.M WWJ KSD and WOC. Ir.u-.' he ir.viwugatiorj committee* The Maxwell House hoti-W*>dr'*>x''*'* U o'clock will bring 80 artists beof ;>r r- from the m- 'iral and at *ore t»-,. r t nhon-1 to he hrnatlrn*' th* • >' ‘acuities • f Erlanger L 'r io r - • • •■‘ hhhare ju*t complet'd from WJZ WBZ WBZE and other ih c imir.atiim of th- modem well known stations. 7 hur dsv i,t * P M„ WJZ WB7 tha r. ■ :,n»iif‘rn«u* she displays are . • ■ '» vond rational expian- WBZA KI»KA WEBH WBAI. WJR and WHAM will present vocal mu* i\. mi- women* *vmm'>ms *:c by a vtprano solist and the for • • her assert: • that *he Radintron* n.ai** quart eit. The or g) i m f •r Friday, October i ha. t . . anything -if.. I'.»23. 1th- i ' ■ Irn rd a- faked, and 21 at * P M will In- an arran g e­ (p:i-m. a« for <xample »->me ment of Ketelbev* "In a Mona*i of f _ o the wound- f the te r1: i. irde " broadcast by the S i v. • Orchestra and Cite* body 1 >r.-t whicIT appear od her A -pecia! arfa tuml fcayftvdVy* Friday, S*ci ic« 1 s u in> th■ e '•'■uld Lc I ip lie a ted in ritngarvierit i 'if "H aRinere” nr m.i ’ • ai reports of hv*t*Tta. ‘‘Natonin" bv Victor H erbert will ■Rtr. t 'e>sors admit that their also be featured Thi* will h* not exp* ’ u|M>n There-** eyes on th. : g- WEAK WSAI WEE! >show : • .It* which tea', well be WCkl WWJ and a number of other popular * litionu» pc • h t u t o r y i f rnotiu ira:. (■in s To’ France i •’ th** most Important of Th- • • mptom* i- th* trance vu f -if 1:> on Frida.,, and diirir *; w f -h- 1i >«•» t o' -ciou«nens, it tin • the d ath of Christ, j on v ' I w.t 'luring this tra ' , that the awoke pp fe - h'Might to bear on her eve- •til- full force ,.f a 5,000^ <cisfoE* f -'er arc lamn There*? fl it ’ r-ac; 'n the slightest Tho iik '' was pow,Tful enough, a c - * (••rloig ». th- profe: -ois, to blind, tern|i'i rilj uml injure p rmanently a '- ti rmal ho man eve looking' .full at it I T. at .icipation that 'he would, 1 U T T I.E JEWELERY* SH0I c.‘.he oh-cons,r,usl\ or with m a l-| i*• a ’ 'rethought, keep h<>r eyes) t he prof«*«ers ventured to 1c rr piny th* arc lamp to test her) a! leactions. Te their horror, fcowi'Vir. Therese opened her e y 's w <i ly and gan-d full into the gla e of th Jum p for nearly n i i • I.- Profi'Nor Pap-tinann and •■•■'■jiil i f his collengiie* observed . m ir astonishment that the pu­ Uchitect l'd* **f the t y e s . ir,-teiul of con­ First Nat l. Bank Bldg, tracting remained stationary• Sanford. Fla. Did Not Remember d.DNDON.— ' Alkbuught- musiewi pbays represent rttaily 7S p>er cent of the- t heat; k ..; pioductkns sta g ­ ed in London, (hey arc not only dominated by American actors and actresses, but they uro in mo»t t»K*» wrilen liy American author!: Luring the past year there Wa.: been a great deal of discussion among English th eatrical' c ire lo regarding this question, especially a : to the writing of the show*. "Why,” ask the producers, “do we not have some English written muxi'*at comedies." When the question was brought before a general meeting of mem­ bers of the theatre world of Eng­ land It was concluded th at thcre were no English musical shows be­ cause; There is no one in Iamdon nhle to write successful musical play*. "A large nupiber of people say d is wreng' that we should go to America for musical plays, but the answer Is that we only becaus ■, unfortunate!), there arc no Brit- It This Sign On Thru Struct* NEW MEDIUM IS NOW PUZZLE TO THE PROFESSORS UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption Price 75c Hold and guaranteed by th? UNION PHARMACY — Young Men’s We have 50 more suits lhat we are closing out, n plar and sport models, in the well known makes „S|)| plus. Schloss Brothers, and other well known brand Good assortment to pick from. See them now. SWEATERS SALE 95c to $ 1.95 —BETTER H U R R Y - SILK DRESSES Good assortment Silk Dresses, all newest styles hades. $15.00 to $20.00 values at a sacrifice. Salvage Sale 4.95 Florida Salvage & Sale Co Phone 375 NAT BERMAN, SALES MGR. 210 E. First St. Next to Woodruff & Watson. Jiesterfield smokers don’t change with but tvalch how other smokers are ' �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927. READ THE ADS es will be scattered through the ,t ad columns—if your name is there at The Herald Office for » free tick, the Milane Theatre. Good for the after Insertion only. SANFORD BUICK CO 212 Magonlia Ave. Phone 867. linford Dally NT AD. RATES rtnit Cash In Advance jne ads, will be receiv'd irons and collector •««» lately for payment. . 9c a line ’ I . ................7c a Une " __....... 6c a lino ....... ........ 4c a line me rate* on request. nrprl rales are for THEATRE MODEL TRIM CO. 'We trim the car, not the owner. I’hone 817 for estimates I*. W. RADFORD HUPS—MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1.77, SANFORD Overland Co. WillysKnights & 0 vet land, Whippits. Park Si Comn.erciul Sts. Phone 68, 1— Business Service There has just arrived a free ticket to the Milane for Mrs. Chas. Whitner. Situation Wanted Ads F ree! MPORPANT n o t ic e [vertiseri should give their k or postoffice address as [as their phone number if [desire result'. About ' te Lr out of a thousand hns [lephone and tb ^ eothers I comn’unkate with you I.A DIES COATS altered and relin ed, 210 lauirel Ave. 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 charge. YOUR BUSINESS —card appear- WANTED_Wot ing dally In this column will young girt to , tween the hours reach over 3,000 every dayl j Coll ut 600 Myr t summer rates wr cord. DuI. Corner 9th Rhone 780—M. ------------------ CAR AWNINGS.- -Auto Awning Co. 11 Bull Bldg, •and It costa so little a 12 word1 , . . •, , Have opening fi »d for one month costs only 12.60.1 t0 Ie||rn t, S<*rv1ft» rhone 148 'machine. Four n wt And Found jWe will assist y Just «sk for ""Classified Depart-1when competent • ‘make from $40 i D a bathing suit phone 200. ous Prompt - Efficient " f VJriW O O - tF X H A D V A L IE V ! / W A S X lS S > K1A sou C A ^ F A R X t<b A U _ . C-iOSPl M A y S'OURE. lO M O A F u w is j^ , VNMttsi , WOO C M G lT "fatM C sS N P E P MOT vAiM* VOO V \ P O m T WAm T EM . GOSM A 'T'RAMP ChjT OF M E .—T^W 'W Cr "TO 1H U M 0 A R l D E • >-fOU IM AM I ' 1— 'ATtb FUKlUV-VvAKlTSA PAV }V _ F t R E.\JECTTHiKl’. GOSH ' / S ~*~Ay —— —MuwBU" ' ’>rr $7760.00 is the prieve of small cot­ tage on w».I’ located lot on Mugnilia Avenue. 66V cash all that Is required. Balance payable just like rent. !iux 124. core The Herald. (tmiVt liUMl'iesn I’lureM For Hcnl i mm Rent—2 stores, nos. 7011 and 11 Sanford Avenue, singlv *>r tly, ui attractive prices. Jno. Pearson, 2 ;<! Mi-ist-h Ruildintr. Ill—Houses I’or Sale 10*B— Plants And Flowers FOR SALE—Single red hibiscus lor hedges, yellow Jupunesc and red tattley guavas; other things uU well rooted. • Mrs. Ellsworth, lieiirdulL Ave, Phone 770:1, / RlGtMrr H e R H X f ^ »A tO * THE. VERV ID E -E O h I M A M iw Gt I'OR RENT: Small cottage cn Magnolia Avenue just north of I Central Street. 626.00 monthly.' l'o\ 127 care The Herald. Herald WANTED— Middle aged woman LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ housekeeper for family of three. scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are No small children. Apply J. K. as near you as your phone. Call 10J Singletary, tjike Mary. fumlshe.i I OR RENT: Five rooiji bungalow at the comer of Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street, lairge living mum, dining room, two bedrooms, bath, with shower, kitchen equip­ ped with electric range. Faont and rear porches. $40 monthly. Address ■S. C. II. care The Herald. Bring Your Ad To The Help Wanted Femnle HY WILLIAM.? OUT OUR WAY House for rent, N05 W. 1st St Apply Kent Vulvunizing Works Phone 148 Wf wish to announce that there is a free ticket-to the Milane for Mrs. Chris Mathews if she will call for it a t The Herald office. METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.verlisting. Metal shingles; standing scam tin and gnlvlnlzcd roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. F IV E -ROOM house Fhonn,805—W. To assist those out of work to find em* WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything in printing A phone call will get your mgn. Phone 117—W. 9 Rail­ road Ate. TD ADVERTISERS | Herald representative lughly familiar with rates gnnd classi faction will you complete iniormntion. If you wish they will assist in wording your wont nd. lake it more effective. I’EN Room house for rent corner Onk and Fourth St. Apply W. II. Long 108 1 ulinettn Ave. Each day there are a number of trea­ sures to be found in the Want Ads— your name may be there for a free movie ticket and you mny find a real op­ portunity. FOR SALE t.v,i ip .rli.lent houses , on lnru,' lot, Hi. t.eiii, dose ill, | beautiful -mre-i tidings, garage, S1000.0(1 doe. n 11 iiuv like .ent. .See own r. t.. ...•maid, 2201 Onk IAve. Mione 100'FO R SVI.E: U’e'l • construcctrd tntn ul<* *•. rnriiet' Palmetto Ava 'and Kaiie Stic, t. , ‘ive rooms, bath with shower, kitciie l equipped with electric range. Owner out of the city and will sell at lese than actuni value. Price 66600.00 with 6100 rush ami (76 monthly. Addre is • Box .pH rare The Ilerutd O ’.RJNtl.llAMsJ M O tJ \ E r . S C ^ r CtR A V ' Denmark F light M eans Much to Them ,, n n l . , Want to buy two horse plow and FOR ’SALE: Furnished Spanish bungalow of 3 rooms. Well locat­ tractor disc harrow. Phone this ed, of good construction. Owner evening 775. living out «f city and will sell 'at reasonable price, and on easy terms. House is located on High Street, near Elm Avenue with r.ttractive tmrroui^llngs. Double tnrnre.i Price furnished 68,600.00 6— Help Wanted Male Wanted—Mrs. J, E. Torrance to $600 cash and the balance any re­ cull ut The lleruld office for u asonable way. Address Box 131 Cure Herald. Have, opening for two more young freu ticket which will entitle her to n free ticket tn the Milano. men to learn to run the Liuotypa machine. Four months course fret. Wo will assist you to get good /<** I BUY, nml pay eush for s com. hand plant's. Box 352, rim io when you are competent. Good . FOIt SALE: Two acre lots, mi Iterators make from 6 R> to 675 per 901—J. i Dixie Highway between Monroe week. If interested apply C, A. 14—Koonw W ithout Board j & Sunford. Fine trucking land, no Haines at Herald Office. city taxes, electricity is available, Solicitors Wanted—good pay on FURNISHED room for rent. 411 .also flowing water, iee owner, I.. The attempted flight of Mrs. Frances W. Grayson, Long Island realtor; Brice Goldaborough, navlgnt ir, anfl A. Renuud, 2201 Oak Ave. ?hoie* Wllmer Stultt, pilot, from New York to Denmark, means a great deni to these three women. In the Park Ave. good proposition. Apply Circula­ lfXi—M' center, above, is Mrs. Grayson herself; to thu left .Mrs. Goldaborough, the navigator’* wife, ami to the tion Manager, The Herald. 16— Apartment For Rent right Mrs. Stultx, wife of tho pilot. I good chance-to see “ What [pencil to Father” if Mrs. Kasterhy doesn't cull at Tho J for a free ticket. ulonnihilt’s N passenger touring car, PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano tuning by experta-with 17 years p and runs liko new, to ex­ experience. Sanford music store it for .coupe in good eundi- and Gift Shoppe, Room 10 dt 11 Mel.ander Arcade, Phone 832. trloplioue 775 after 7 P. M. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work BALE—Dodge Business So- Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerI, late model. Perfect condi- wllleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. llooks good,, had the best of Cash or terms. Phone 625 W LUMBER and completo Una or building m aterial Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good DODGE Grades Como From" Maplo and tre cars and Graham trucks Sixth. Phone 797. 7—Situation Wanted md t.Tth Street. Phone 3, CONCRETE In every ihapo and form, blocks, tllo roofing, orna­ GINS & COWAN CO, Auto mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ l»tor ami sheet metal works. *ucts Company, Fifth and Maple rtnch Ave. Phone 710-W. | Bts. Phono 112-W. i FOR RENT—Apartments on Park good hi I Avenue. Frigidaire- installed. I |ow price. IWater and garage furnished. An- _i.i ply 1000 Oak Avo. BY TAYLOR JUST WHAT t THOUGHT— THE 8EAWRGS ARE BORNEO Our AND THE CLUTCH ^ IS SHOT ____ -YOU'LL ALSO NEED a CoUPLe NCW . spark p l u g s , a f o r t y f iv e b o c k s / VCAH? A N '^ WHAT W IU . THE-DAMAGES - ae? j Oh- A0OUT ,^ 4 s :c e JUMPIN' tWOLEffEL! Vfeu.^— SET IF YOU . CAN GET HER FIXED o p 0 Y T om orrow s IfM going Back To ‘ V T he h o m o - S FOR RENT—Furnished apartment 25— Exchange with gurugc. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor­ ner 11th St. ----- ------------------------------------- nnck to a Georgia farm, I have a rnished- nice clean housokeep260* acre south Gu., farm 70 ng apartments, reduced rates, acres cleared all neccmary form convenience*. 301, Cor. 5th St. (implements. Will trade for home d Palmetto, New management, ond lot in or near finnfnrd, if y hi — — --------------- I reed this farm r:c nie. J. M. WilL'RNISI(EI) garage apartment, 'liams, 1012 Myrtle Ave. 2 rooms and buth; with gurug.*., ___________ ______________ Ui Mellonviie Ave. Call 787- w. 26—MltJcelluneouH For Sale NICELY furnished two-room ap­ artm ent, with guruge. Apply 7u » FOR SALE—One single cot bed, W. First St, one double bed mattress, und 4 ONE FURNISHED front apart ment, all modem conveniences, breakfast w t chairs. $10.50 Cosh. > PI5 W. First St. Phone 207. Asl; for Foreman at Herald Office. • wants Tt> f i x GUNN'S OW17 FIV* SUCKS/ F o r t y Five DOLLARS/ OH'THAT'S TfeAPtaLE—_ v OH,DEAf? Jk rr makes Me so \ Dornedmaox. J v vyoplr ee agle ^ a \T b ( 't w . and y o u l had TOGO and / Tfcu. me and SPOIL MY NIGHT'3 > Miss Grayson Hops Off for Copenhagen FURNISHED upartment for rent In the Herald building—a down­ town location ut remarkably low FOR BALE.—‘Rightly used furn­ rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The iture. Bargain. Hoy J. King, 1012 Herald office. W. 3rd. St. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— | Two rooms kitchenette and bath, attractively furnished, centrally >FOR SALE—One bed and spring. • ne cot. oil stove- sewing ma­ located, all improvements; |d per chine and r*the’ Phonogsf and week. Tel 777 or 773. many1other Tksms at your own price. Apply 405 West 1st Street. Z OLD r v r r toward Copenhagen from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, [oars Miss Frances Grayson’s aikorsky amphibian biplane, 'The Dawn." Three hours liter It landed safely at Old Orchard Betels Me., whence Its departure zeroes the Atlantic for the Daar Jsh capital la to bo taken as aooa , as weather permit!. At the left • ‘ 4'6* above la Brice GoldeborauiV navigator of tho expedition, and; at tho right. Wllmer Stulta, the. pilot. Below the map of the . route la Mite Grayson In fceirj flying h*lm«L 16— Housese For Rent Da n c e o p e n s b r id g e FOR RENT—Five room cottage. 208 3 rd St. Inquire of J. 1). DavJapanese, Chinese and other for­ vison. Sural 2803. eign, residents took part in the opening o t tho new Malta Bridge in 3-ROOM furnished house for rent. [ Yokdhama recently. Following the See V. A. Sneer. I l l Park. Av-. ( fornia| rfHdicatioii by officlalu, the For Rent—Five room house. Bath and screened porch. $20 00 p-*r month. 2201 Oak Av*. Phone 190W. STUCCO 'bungalow with garage, five rooms. good location, reas­ onable. E. C. Harper. 8anford F.lwtrle Cor. trading Compony, 1H* Mugmlia Ave. Phone 442. SIX ROOM bungalow, g u , water, eleetrcUy. hath, \ flw plne# screened.porch. doubH gar***- An a^radlv* honj* -PArtltlhrj fumisbedV Sea E. O. Norton, Mellonvm, ROUTING ANTS 1Dupont tried to hide under the a*at J ------[but eventually the station master Busy ants invading the baggy ; covared him with hia coat, took him tuts .o£—u respectable (etirgd ! to the waiting room and loaned him rmer named Dupont, diving near a pair of trouser* so he could conlen. France, caused him a hillful !tinne his journey. trouble recently. While waiting ------ __ _~T _ . , a small wayaidi station for a YOUTH F E D 'U P ain ha sat 'down in a field? When ----- * . i took his Mat In the train he "Fed up" on aviation, a young und that hla trousers wore full of mechanic of the Royal A ir Force its. Being atone, hF took off'hi-* deserted the flying field a t Donrerings, and shook,them out' of , ibrlatle, Scotland atol# an antoino>Ua end »he realised what fiMH Edinburgh Sheril i ut the air -force, youiifc left the em in a street in Portobello. He tu Stow, left the machine in a ry at the roadside, then walk) Galahlels police telling whei left the car. Later he gave h up to the police. The nectumd that he wanted to leara » ( trade in the air forte, and ties estlngned hun were * pleasant that he could not VALP- �* f 5 p p sp p jj THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. OCTOnER 17. 1927. AOE ,’OCTk g rr E ♦*- < lT OF PENNP R ^ STATE COMES AS UIG SURPRISEg a v ia t b k s h o p p in g tours CONGRESSTOGIVE TIMETOTREATIES AT NEXT SESSION Miss Florida* NEW MED“ '*>!K S S a ^ lN0W PUZZLE TO 'the professors Radio S Announced | Through the Hof Mac Battery jCo., the Radio Corporation of , America announces the following (interesting program to be broadcast Monday, Oct ______ . this ---- week. « . . . ......... ...— Octoberl7. Gorman R o u ts S c ie n tis ts Aaronson'.n Commanders, with a u .... , „ .. nl mix program. Thu will ha put on W ilh P s y c h tc I h c n o m e n ii the air ,ly U’BZ KDKA and In v e s tig a tio n F a ils T o R c- Other large simians at 7:30 P.M. v c a lF ra u d A n d D rn w s N o lic e , <>» T,„.,d*— at s o’clock S"ri_____ dan’s Ride will be portrayed by tho By International News Service | National Players. This is an tnciBERI.IX Oct. 17,—Though un- ;dent in the great moments of hiswilhng in describe the symptoms * » £ -mnes I jr a ik s s t by W EAF of There-e Nu?mann as "rmrncu\ ’ Imis." the inv.«iigation committees The Maxwell House hon-W edn-v'-v of pr.’fe- «.rs JMft (he nleifiral and ® °.flock w,,,1bnn* 8.° B.rt,st3 bc‘ Ihmie'u-ai faculties ef Krlanger Core t 1*'' ’’’ic—nhon - tn h« broadcast lU n i't ro tv whb have just completed from W J7. WBZ WBZE and other then examination of the modem well known stations. Thur .Inv a t H P. M.. WJZ WH7 tha rn ■ Dnenoiuqoa she displays are . <r' h yoriti rational explan­ WBZA KDK A WEBH WBAL WJR and WHAM will present vocal muation. I p.i■ <.i Mi- women's svmptom.i. s’e by a soprano solist and the for e>:iw.pie. her assertion that she Rarliotron- male quartett. The or <gram for Friday, October ilia- i - oaten anything since IhJ.'t, Jth" p' ......... brand fls faked, an?l 21 nt S P Al will In* an arran g e­ | pa:. .. tit *m, as for example some m ent of Ketelbeys "In a Monas­ Garden" broadcast by the (of th* igi.-, o f iln* wounds <f ‘.he tery j body ol Chri-i whiclTapiHpr urt her fiti'-s fs iv n r tlp'hestra and Cities Cavalier^. A special ar: f.ic** i. tal-. and fcaptvdrv* Friday, SgtivieD th e : d» hue could Bn,duplicated in rhngnm cit Inf “ Hallanero” ma i> i dii al reports of hysteria, ‘'Natirnfa” hv Victor "Herbert will i But tii. professors admit that their also he featured. This will he nut i«’M upon Therese's eyes on th.- air gv WEAK WSAI WEE I , expj W()f< WW.I an>l a number of other Ishowi'l n ults which mav well he popular «ialums. unnpjo in 'h * history of madicinc. i (.at* T olFraree * . i. ------- J ___ ____ __ (in** o f the most important of Th*r* e‘- -vmptoms i* the trance After bok. g into the lamn. wh;ch -h*> -inks on Friday, and dlir- Theresc not mining a muscle of ling wii i h Jh*> I >:*es miKcioiisness, her fnc-. closed her eves, ami in imitu’ioti i*' the d ath of Christ. (On'y w«>ke up hours later, on her I w«« during this trail, • that the .awoke, th<* professors asked her jf prufi,'" ”is brought to bear on her i she had r.ot seen a bright light, eyes th the full force of a 5,0001 f*!tmil* iiitW iM* r»r** Inmn Thi*r»«» ' ■■ ■' -- ——— ■■ .» (cundli powe ’ fail t" react in the slightest. Tho light powerful enough, ac- i a a M M B n * n a s a B m a ^ H > e rd in g lo the profc: on s. to blind i W A T C H . CLO CK . J E W E L R Y teinpororily and in Hire p rmnnently tf P’!* AIPTIMP anv normal human eye looking II „ , r’ryxltits J.'i— Odd Round ( I'lli 11 ! Shiipcx trrmiml *100 I*i iiruu ipation that she would, LITTLE JEWELERY SHOP' e it hr: nhsconsiously or with mnl-1 ‘T hat S e l l s Fur Less.” i<- aforethought, keep her eyes j 113 P ilrtenss T i i e a t r e Ridaclosed. ;h professors ventured to (Continued From Pane 11 habitants of this port, Miss Ruth J vldcr and George Haldemnn. res-1 •v •> ■* i — _ cued American transatlantic fliers. Y hIc’h Defeat Of Brown A lso I today bid farewell to Horta and Senate n ‘ • oSome _ H iirn rise A *"rarc f,nris by wa>to " ofboaril t-nd'on. I Occasions Surprise Ass Mart Thcy cxpectc<l lhe Some Expected To Shelve Proposed Interna­ tional ARreemenls; Some Important Countries Up H o w N o r th w e s te r n s D e ie Portuguese mail ship* Lima, whith Of T h e O h io S t a le E le v en will take them to Lisbon. Accord­ ing to Miss Elder, she may fly NEW YORK, Sept. 17.— (IN S) from Lisbon to Paris, where her WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 (IN S) ■—Out of the welter of Saturday s trunks await her, but she added Congress will have at lenst eleven football games some highly start- this depended upon circumstances treaties ..... ..........agree....... | and ................ international Hng resufta were achieved, with the v hen she reached the Portuguese ments to contend with at the comtoppling of Pennsylvania by Penn. capital. ing session. Of this number, six. State as the one big reversal of a; The gjr| flyer will first land at ’nr more are expected to be shelved! day In which the majority of the p0nta I)e Gada in order to replace by the Senate, college elevens played more or less, ber jogt purport* at the American “The most important of the contrue to form consulate there as there is no Am­ tions to he submitted by the De­ Yale’s big score in defeating erican consul here, * partm ent of State is the Imusnnne Brown was another surprise und Before leavjg, Miss Klder declar­ Treaty with Turkey, which was re­ goes to prove that after nil there ed that she was most ethusiastie jected Inst year through the efforts can be transmutation of metals, about making another attempt to of Senator King (D) of Utah pri for tha famous "iron” men of a .span the Atlantic by airplane. Imiirily on the ground that the ------------year ago have by their successive j-be ,,a j(| flight will be held! United States should have no dealreversals at the hands of Penn a o d jnext year an(j tbat „j,c wjjj immed J in g s with the Turks because of the Yale proved themselves to be a iately sta rt preparations when [ Armenian massacres. rather soft grade of lead this sea­ ■ha gets back to the United S tates., Analysing this opposition. State son. —. Her next flight. Miss Elder said, \ Department official hare lome to Notre Dame’s decisive victory will-he financed by u wealthy Am - 1 th* conclusion that it would h e fu- j over Ujf,Navy was not unexpect­ orican, .tile to reopen negotiations with ed to close followers of the game Speaking ,,f her flight. Mias El-1 Angora inasmuch as the terms of although Navy did believe that its der said that the weather wnt the Lausanhe compact were not in green eleven measured every hit dispute. Instead the Secretary of | a s strong as the championship 1027 clear at first but later became State plans to renew his plea for very boisterous. Once she took combination. Harvard found Holy ratification of the 1923 treaty and Cross as weak os advance forecast the controls while Haldcman pour­ will point out to the Senate tha*. ed gas into the tanks from the j had indicated and won bv a safe, relations with Turkey have already | though narrow margin Princeton, tans, which were too heavy for! been resumed by the appointment her to lift. But steadying the I third member of the now broken Joseph U- Grew to be umhiis.su"Big Three", stands out as the only ship and against the wind was Judge Walter Gates of Los Angeles for her to do for any leng- <b>r Angora, one ipember of the group us yet diffirult th of time. Panama Treaties may have the final say as to Who’s unbeaten, by virtue of Its victory While here. Miss Elder ami , Two tri'aUe" wiUl f'anama will AVlio lit Florida beauty circles. Miss over Washington & Lee, an eleven Ada Williams Mop). It. says she Which caused the Tiger no end of Haldeman were the guests of G .' .l,n b" ■“ >» Xu, the Senate. Th represented the Everglades at a F. Maeky, traffic director for tro u p e • year ago 11)03 pact and the subsequent Taft Galveston beauty show, whllu Miss In the middle west, Northwest­ the western union telegraph com­ Agreements under which til*’ Myrtle Muuoii (below i Is said to pany. Entertained with the Amern turned a sterling performance United States exercises sovereign to wyeck Ohio State's conference' ericas were the crew of the junkers rights over the Canal Zone, and have been selected as Miss Florida for the Atlantic City contest. Miss who have been championship aspirations and to plane D-1239 second is a convention for the Million asserts she was Intimidated provt* incidentally that Dick Han­ held duo to bad wenther since they the The Ger- settlement of claims by the citizens Into signing a disclaimer of her ley Kgd moulded the rem nants left arrived from Lisbon. of each country ugainst the other. title and Is now bringing legal achim f y Glenn Thlstlewnito into a pians plan a hop to New York. LIII1 Dillenz, yieneese actress It is probable that both of the.ie cion to enjulit Miss Williams from machine th at Is as good as the will b held up until they are publishing the alleged illegal docue best *Jn the conference Michigan who is a passenger aboard the pacts ratified by the Panama National meat. 'employ the are lump to test her cam e'through with a victory over junker plane, will be among those Assembly. •fiiii.il ipuetjnns. Te their horror, rTT3 Wisconsin to confound the critics bidding Mlag Elder farewell today. Congress has now ended eottsiil-) -------------------------------------- —— jy hovvrv r. Therece opened her ey?» who sgw the Wolverines headed Mias Eldar and Fraiilcn Dlllonx enttion the debt funding agreement « T, . ~ w » * widely and gazed full into "the straight for ruin because "H urry becamo vary friendly and spent Up yoat had relinquished th e reins several hour* together exchanging with France. A Join resolution ap- K n i T l i S h h i a f f C L l k e f i glare of th* lamp for nearly n 1 ‘ riinilu. minute. Professor Popstmann and ufter jhone than a q uarter of a aocounta of their air experiences. proving this agreement has al- „ I i.f hi* colleague* observed century Michigan, with Benny r astonishment that the puOsterpaaa a t his beet, played tha A rchitccl tyes. instead of con* sort it a game “ “ ____ i n i r I f 1 In the day a thundersbirm await ratification of the ugreoA C l O f S T T O IT l U . O * tn u tln re First Nttt'l. Bank Bldg. muinVil stationary. did When playing ng their th .ir atrongest strongest blew up and prevented her from ment by the French legislature! - ......... * Snnford. Fla. Did Not Remember and Indicated th a t they were In th0 the note][to fulfill private Other AffreeementM fly InUTnatiimul News Bervict* raw tfor the championship. engagements of her adventure iflandingtreati** -yml ■ewWybd.ONDON.— • AlUiuughtj imixjmd , Drv Clare new Bear* had counted she said:/ '* nine** hj. h.'uv. represent nearly * -75J per ceqjt ventionii whldh’’'n in y '‘ int.1^ safely ’ hd"pia.v» comparative!, i Min Z P I ? J ln [y n r gamo Lfo r> . Thcr* w” notb,"F mysterious placed in tho aama category Include j of the thoutric.d pioductlunH atagr but , nbout the flight. It was simply one relating to air navigation, rd in .London, they at*e not only Mfn; UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT (WM Jortunato to wcapo thla: we left America, we flew. rirnud in P o o on October 13,j d<,minuted by American actor* uiul' with For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and uny skin eruption. another which was signed by uctrcasca, but they ar« in moit lout^*waii whntt unex- • 2,000 wu compelled encountered (ouin wn* nLwholly nn wholly r c n mmilcH• .i .n ...ani1that »k-»u» -i wn" unex-' deircumatancca Price 75c Bold and guaranteed by thD Jibe United Staten at The Hague on.nm es wrlten liy American author*. JMJ* .Jr Ty’jdi'i i . rnw. g- to come uu" down. Wo were were rcaued , November C, 11)25, u* u member of‘ ' During the past year there Wa.i u " i u Ge?' —J ’®’ ' 1’ *>o ... i iu bZ the dutch ship, Barcndrccht ami the International Uni on for the been a groat deal of discussion UNION PHARMACY — Phone 37!> iS ftS k tf. were lan,lc'1 at Fnyal. You!Protection of Industrial Property among English theatrical circles 5 * !^ :.:r,l,,ch J u s t i t . ’’0 re,,t' That i3 aM therC S"arch h2o! S ^ 'u n d L T 0 J h ir h yt!m "im to thelhis writing of thecapeciu'ly shows.' actually at the top of IlHI __ I Union was created; u third revis­ “ Why,” nsk the producers, “ib* H halted Alahamua tinent. Is due lo leave tonight. ing the International Sanitary fVt- we not have sonic English written of January 17, 11)12, which musical comedies." thaon Ude in, i'u tracks Miss Elder is anxious to get to vention was 1 ita own offensive pow. iiioc.signed „„ i nt #_..Paris on ...June ,21, When the question was brought Paris aa quickly as possible. *■’• ^ ’r ' before a general meeting of mem­ of high order by scoring the unification of rules relating to bers of the theatre world of Eng­ two touchdowns in onu of tho bills of lading for the carriage of land it was concluded th a t there j most thrilling games the south Second Round Of goods nt sea, signed a t Brussels, were no English musical shows be­ has seen in years. Tourney Is Opened August 25, 1921. JP The treaty between the United cause; There is.no oik* in London abb*1 Many Eastern Teams The second round of the Cham­ States and Belgium to prevent to write successful musical plays. of liquor which was Havt-Not Been Beaten ber of Commerce handicap tourna­ smuggling *‘A large number of people say ment opened Sunday and the fol­ signed December 9, 1925, is in a it is wrong that we should go t o ; doubtful case. Thus Far This Season lowing reslilts have been announc­ America for musical plays, but the ed by officials of the club. J. answer is that we only becaus.*, NEW YORK, Oct. 17 (IPfS))— Ivey defeated J. Ludwig 3-2; R. I unfortunately, there are no B rit-' U adtng eastern football tchnis Mellig won from F. Meiscli, 3-2; A. j ishers to bring forward books of | Bryant defeated F. Markwood, music which are likely to succeed A,;iC! L not h” ” h«*ting (Jr tied thla season include Army; (J-5; E. Vihlen won from It. Taif put into u rehearsal,’’ declared 1 Dartmouth, • Pittsburgh, New ville 2 up. A good crowd watched Sir Alfred Butt, M. P„ managing UijK’eftity , Princeton, SyBy! the players on Sunday and officials director ,t>f al arge London play­ mcuBC' ihington and Jefferson state that they are pleased with house. 'rim ell tn d williams, tho increased interest shown in i ’ Cornell, NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—(IN S)— x '■( tbe**r’ Pittsburgh and Prince-' the tournament. The remaining Myles tame, Dartmouth half-back, t>n h a v ^ io t heen scored upon. matches in the second round will is still the leading scorer of eustr.iev Llcvtna, which were erased from he played sometime during this ern football teams today with a !, the ho week und the third will open next total of 87 points. The ten lenders ed p. nn- Navy, Ms ° VGeorgetown, S*tUn,ny lnclu'1 urc: Penn. Cn|-* PI'jver College K l y c M rT r h‘ f 0r<,ham' In tht‘ Sun'l»>’ blind bogey Lane, Dartmouth ntl ^ F a y e tte , which tournament the following scor.*. 8 ti are announced; R. Melting, 90-19- Booth, Pittsburgh . BERLIN. —“Sky -w riting" may 8 Princeton, Cornell and Dart- "1; T. Jones, 93-21-72; C. Chup- Connor, N. Y. U. .. Howe, Williams ..... ioon be classed with billboard* as 7 *1 JnMith wi’I get th d r first real test man, 90-18-72. Roepke, Penn. State 0 4 r. public nuisance und limited by Of on Saturday when Pulderston, Cornell 7 2 ordinance in Germany if the sug­ the tig e rs ;J>!ay Cornell «„d DnrlCocoa—Local Ice plant will in­ Odtffft, Maine .... . .7 0 gestions mude by the "Deutscho Army S S iK he*■ * " h ,,arvi»''.t crease capacity. Guest, Lufeyette 7 () Yale Juristen Zeitung,” cheif journal of ' in the week’s Williams. Conn. Aggies ... fi 1 featurelA-gano a me and Williams will Iho bench and bur, art* carried 1 ‘ton* concerning aviation, Levine B lens toe k C. 0 . N. Y. 0 1 cut. Tackle jBhliioibla. The five high scoring teams are rrnhigh ig h lights on S aturday’s became more valuable. Dther Since Berlin has become tho I "I am going over to Europe Georgetown 182. Dartmouth 178, most "flown over" city in the Pcpn v"- Chicago in „**!" ”” * MUmm*r " n,',i a tte m p t■N, Y. U.. 153, Pittsburgh 153 and world, with airplanes constantly | th«. Windy Citv; Penn stat • vs. SyJJ5 0Jat to west p ig h t, ho suid. ‘ V underbill 143. | ra» use: Washington and Jefferson l nm aorry to comb home thl* w»y, * criss-crossing above, and the hum I —■ _ ■ C-Fs-’- ^ e ; Notre Dame vs. a* I hoped to fly back*but experts of propellers alwuys in the ears IIOWEY —Work under vLw.rgia Tech: and rittsb u rg h vs. rant toned me against the flight constructing of its inhabitants, juridical exnstructing sand-clay ’’road' south Ports of the Kuich have begun to ’ C»rn*Tjje Tech. ' bark to America at this time of the of........... this town. S"v#r-» teams in Saturday’s >enr.”M busy themselves with the question ffn»s wl)l be hantfiranped hv InWh»» db' he think bf Ruth El­ I*'r’** "n '-he in lured list In- der’s flight? •Nmio Paul Sc -11 und Shober -f " It wu* a great flight and she r»nn.. Caldwell and Cox of Yale was fortunate to be rescued," Le­ ami Huwer of Williams. vine said. He nmitted he hn<| stay­ ed up alt night (n Paris following the daring attem pt of Miss Elder LEVINE RETURNS and her co-pilot, George Haldmsn., HOME -TO RECEIVE air passenger was pessimistic over* the proposed flight to Europe of RECEPTION Mrs. Frances Grayson from Old Orchard Me. /Continued From Page I) “The season is too late for ocean that von Were a jew ?" Hying ’’ he said. i y ' JAoqjed m ...................... He said that American aviation *■V A U "WJiy should I? " Levin* answerwas “on a par with European aviayou born in America, Mr. t on” and that he expected th a t In v« time “we will pass them ." LC®! W*» bom in North Adams. "American pilots are better than a , s . ^ n * s t. Patrick’s Day," Le- European ones, I believe, "Levine * ropUed with • grin. s a id .' They ure less ah. H*, JCiWork 01 Authors', ->?»' Elton J. Moughton SALVAGE SAL Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS $ 9.95 We have 50 more suits that we are closing out, rtg.l nlar and spurt models, in the well known makes .Stylf.1 plus, Schloss Brothers, and other well known brands;] Good assortm ent to pick from. See them now. SWEATERS All wool sweaters for Men, Ladies, Girls, and Child-1 ren. Values up to SO.IM). SALE 95c to $ 1.95 —BETTER H U R R Y - SILK DRESSES $4.59 Good assortm ent Silk Dresses, all newest styles and shades. $15.00 to $20.00 values a t a sacrifice. Salvage Sale 4.95 you’ll have to hurry iiotio' h Florida Salvage & Sale Col NAT BERMAN, SALES MGR. 210 E. First St. Next to Woodruff & Watson. J D a r t m o u t h Star L e a d s Scor'rs In Eastern F o o t b a l l Germany May Class Sky-Writing Public .SIS'-S Nuisance Is Rumor f f'P 'jt C hesterfield smokers don’t change with the traffic signals . but ivalch how other smokers age changing to Chesterfield! •Awjeji m reported eccentricities Levine said h* was not nerturbed �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927; READ THE es will be scattered through the t ad columns—If your name Is there ,, The Herald Office for * free tick> the Mllane Theatre. Good for the after Insertion only. . Sanford Dally H trald VNT AD. RATES Si e rn i: Caah In Advane# ,ne ads, will be received Irons and collector sent lately for payment. n a ta ......... [fisc rates on requesL L reduced rates are for fecative Insertion,!. I words of average length Uunted a Une. Jnimum charge of 30c lo r 1 insertion. || advertising 1* restricted iroper clasaificalion. an error is made T h e f.£ P' Herald will be reepon»ble enly cue Incorrect ioaerUon, advertiser for rtions. The office should be fled immediately in caao of Herald re present at ive oughly familiar with rates , and classi faction will you complete information, it you wish they will assist in wording your want ad. nake It more effective. IMPORTANT NOTICE dvertisers should give their et or postoffice address us I as their phone number if t desire r e s u l t s . About ' te der out of u thousand hn.« telephone and th eothers ft tonin’Mni' ate with you id office nr by letter. Tele it dhrontinurnres are noi Each day there are a number of trea­ sures to be found In the Want Ada— your name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a rral op­ portunity. SANFORD RUICK CO 212 Magonlia Ave. Plione 867. MODEL TRIM CO. 'W e trim the car, not the owner, Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD HUPS—MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave, Phone 1.77, SANFORD Overturn! Co. Willy*. Knights & Oveilaml, Whipplts Park Si Commercial Sts. Phone 58, •1— Business Service There has just arrived a free ticket to the Mllane for Mrs. Chas, W hitner. WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything in printing A plvuie call will get your man. Phone 117—W. 9 Rail­ road Ave. I.Ar>lRS COATS altered and relin ed. 21U loturel Ave. Wc wish to announce thut there is a free ticket to the Milanc for Mrs. Chris Mathews if she will m il for it a t The Herald office. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting, Metal shingles; standing seam tin and galvinlied roofs. Sen Jam es H. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. Situation Wanted Ads F ree! TEN Room bouse for ren t corner Ouk nmi Fourth St. Apply W. II. long 108 lulm etto Ave. / FIVE-ROOM hulls, Phone 806—W. To assist those out of work to find em* ployment The Herald will insert Situation Wanted classified ads if not more than three lines for three tim es w i t h o u t charge. Phone 148 Bring Your Ad To The Herald Help Wanted Female BY WILLIAM,? furnished R i& M rr H e n n x / ' SAlO \ THE VEPt^ 1DEEUR1 m a HimCt chjT O F M E — ‘T& W 'NJCr -TO iOm o a "THUMB A R l O E . OO -iF X HAD ^ MOU ik i ' CAr< F a r x \<b a u _ . Cl O S H M A , V O U R X A -fa a m P I OR RENT: Five roopt bungalow at the com er of Palmetto Avenue ami Katie Street. I.nrgc living r,,mn. dining room, two bedrooms, bath, with shower, kitchen equip;»etl with eleetric range. Faont and rear porches. $40 monthly. Address S. C. ||. care The Herald. 1 W AS J lS S ‘ "TrwUA S-.vE st>u l S 'O O Fu m CM m w » v jn e s i C n T T h tiM C tS N P E P M OTH iM’ VOLJ ) \ PONiY WAm Y EM . g o s h A ki C \ A f S FuNLi'Y-VAiAMTSA PAS' F t R E.VJECTTHIM’. GOSrtV S — —-- ---------- 1/rr I*<>R RENT: Small cottage c n 1 Magnolia Avenue just north of ( entral Street. $25.00 monthly. Pox 123 cure The Herald. $3>.i0.00 is the pricee of small c o t-[ t.»ae t>:, «•»!' located lot on M ug-1 ntl:a Avenue. $5C cash all th a t I* rispiired. Rutance payable just like rent, ‘.lux 324, care The lleruld. Hus! ies.i I’lurvs For Kent i lo r Rent—2 stores, nos •"■II Sanford Avenue, j'ittlv , at attractive pri F. lYarson. _• ;il Mcisch HI-II— H ants And Flowers WANTED— Middle aged woman LANEY.S DRUG STORE— P re -! housekeeper for fam ily of three. ■crlptions, Drugs, Soda. Wc *ro No small children. Apply J. K. as near you as your phone. Call 1(M Singletary, Lake Mary. YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ WANTED—Woman or capahl. young girl to stuy with child W. ing daily In this column will tween the hours of 2 and i' l'. M Call a t 500 Myrtle Ave. reach over 3,000 every dayl FOR SALE—Single red hibiscus tor hedges, yellow Japanese and red iattley guavas; other thing* (*•1 well rooted, Mrs. Ellsw orth, Itcurdall Ave. Phone 3303. I'OR SAI.IT two ip.rti.ient houses , on Inrye lot, mm.cm, vlqse In, (beautiful *urr*i ni.ngs, garag'1, $1000.0(1 down b me.* like .cut. .See own r. !. L.-iiuud. 2201 Oak I Ave. I'lioiu* IPO—W. c l r s n i LL M O TH ERS 1— Miscellaneous C tE T Ct R A V . b n n rw s Denmark Flig'ht M eans Much to Them •and it costs so little a 12 word; :ous Prompt - Efficient Sorvire it And Found V u bathing suit phono 2U‘J. la good chance to see "W hat ppened to F ather’1 if Mrs. Kasterby' doesn't call a t Tha Id fur a free ticket. \u(omnl)ilt‘s EN passenger touring %d for one month costs only $2,60, ladies to learn t» run the Linotype imnhine. Four months course free. Phone 148 jWe will assist you to get good job Ju st »*k fur "Classified Depart- When competent. Good operator* make from $30 to $75 per week, it me,it' 'interested apply C. A. Haines al [Herald Office. CLEAN U P YOUR OLD W ALLS,—--------------------------------------------WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT;Young Ladies Wunted—Splendid SOMETHING NEW AND BET-1 TEH FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION- CALL PHONE 235-J O R ' SEE, V. C, COI.LER, SANFORD,' FLA. car, PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano tuning L>y experts with 17 years and runs bku new, to ux> experience. Sanford music store (e for .coupe in good condi- and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 MeLander Arcade, Phone 832. telephone 775 u fter 7 P. M. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work SAI.E—Dodge Business Se- Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter. '» late model. Perfect condl- willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. looks good,, had the best of Cash or terms. Phone 625 W LUMBER and complete line or Neeo a floopce New ^ SPARK PLUGS f o r t y five bo cks / YCAH?AN' a Oh- ABOUT ,^ 4 s : cr mm w m k Wanted 15— Apartment For Rent Miss Grayson Hops Off for Copenhagen BY TAYLOR WHAT WILL T h e damages ee? j |o. Want to buy two horse plow and FOR 'SALE: Furnished Spanish; bungalow of 5 rooms. Well loetl!- j tractor disc harrow. Phone this ed, of good construction. Owner evening 775. living out of city and will s e ll‘a t | reasonable price, and on easy j term s. House is located on H igh' Street, near Elm Avenue with nt- * tractive surrmir^ling*. Double m -t mire. Price furnished $8,5(10.00 G—Help Wanted Male Wunted—Mrs. J. E. Torrance to $500 cush uiirl the balance any r e - ' call at The Heruld office for a asonahle way. Address llox 131 free ticket which will entitle her to Care Herald. I Live opening for two more yuuny men to learn to run the Linotype a free ticket to the Mllane. machine. Four months course free. We will assist you to get good jmi t BUY, nnd pay cash for s com. hand pianos. Box 352, t’Uo it' when you are competent. Good u FOR SALE: Two acre lots, sn perutors make from $-10 to $75 per 004—J . ; Dixie Highwuy between Monroe week. If interested apply C. A. I & Sanfonl. Fine trucking land, no 14— Rooms Without Honrd Haines a t Herald Office. <ity taxes, electricity in available, .also flowing water, .see owm-r, L. FURNISHED room for rent. Ill Solicitors W anted—good A. Renuud, 2201 Oak Ave. ?hnir« Park Ave, good proposition. Apply IDA— W tion Manager, The Herald building m aterial Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good DODGE Grades Come From” Maple sad Hire cars and 'Graham trucks Sixth. Phone 797. 7—Situation Wanted and 13th Street. Phone 3. CONCRETE In every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ GINS & COWAN CO. Auto mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prodliator and sheet metal works. 1ucts Company. Fifth and Maple French Ave. Phone 7M-W. i Sts. Phone 112- W. JUST WHAT Z. THOUGHT— The b e a r in g s a r e B o r n e o Our AND TH E CLUTCH ^ IS CHCTT _. -YOU’LL ALSO CAR AWNINGS. Co. 11 Bail llldg, \ JUMPlN'MACEr<?eL.' V fe u — SCC IF YOU CAN GET HER FIXED UP B V T o m o r r o w u UM GOING BACK T o V Th e h o t c l - j FOR RENT-f-Fumlahed apartm ent 2 5 — E x c h a n g e with garage. 1101 Elm Ave, Cor- ------------------------------------:----------ner 11th St. Back to a Georgia farm , 1 have u 200 acre south Gu.. farm 70 urniahed- nice clean housekeep­ ing apartm ents, reduced rates, acres cleared all neccstury farm all conveniences. 301, Cor. 5th St implements. Will trade for hou«e and Palmetto. New management. and lot in or near Snnford, if ym reed this form s-e me. J, M. Wtl« FURNISHED garage apartm ent, Hlams, 1012 Myrtle Ave. | 2 rooms and bath i with g aru g j.j ______________ _______________ ; ZWI M .llonvll. Ave. Cull 7 8 J -W . 2 6 _ M l8 « 1 1 n n « i’uH P u r S a lt NICELY furnished two-room ap­ artm ent, with garage. Apply 7u-t FOR SALE—One single cot bed, W, F irst St. one double bed m attress, und 4 breakfast sct'Vhuirs. $10.50 Cash. OftCMASt) A*k for Foreman at Herald Office. FURNISHED apartment for rent - in the Herald building—a down­ town location at remarkably low FOR SALE.—^lightly used furn­ Tates,. Ask for Mr. Haines at The iture. Bargain. Roy J. King, 1012 Herald office. |W. 3rd. St. VHAT TNG HECK R peae« w a n t s t o ^IK GUNN'S o w e •? F jw rv F iv e e u c K C / Forty five OOLIRRS/ OH-THAT'S TeRfliaLE — w OH.OEAf? A T MAKES ME SO \ /-M ». AMDYOU > DoflNEDMAOX J l HAD TOGO AND wcWt «e ae u E ^ f Tteu. Me and X TD SPOIL MY NIGHT'i W~krr toward Copenhagen from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, wars Miss Frances Grayson's ilkorsky amphibian biplane, 'Tha Dawn." Three hours Uter t landed safely at Old Orchard Beach, Me., whence Its departure itcraaa tha Atlantic for tha Dear Jsh capital la to he taken u s o s a , as weather permits. At tha left above Is Brice Goldsborouih, navigator of tha expedition, and; a t tha right, Wltmer Stults, th a, pilot. Below the map of th t route 4s Miss draysoa In h e ij flying helmeL 16— Houhcbc For Rent FOR RENT— Five room cottage, . 208 3 rd St. Inculre of J. D. Dav> viaon. Rural 2303. 5-ROOM furnished house for rent, See V. A. Speer. I l l Park. A v F or Rent—Five room house. Bath and screened porch. $20 00 P ’ r month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190W. BTUfJCO ‘ hungalow with garage, five rooms, good location, reas­ onable. E. C. Harper. Sanford Elec­ tric Contracting Company, 116 Mugnr ljp- Are. Phone 442. SIX ROOM .bungalow; gas, water, electricity. hath, . fife-place screened porch. doubU aara*«. An ROUTING ANTS ! Dupont tried to hide under tha seat -------[but eventually the station master Busy ants invading tho baggy ;ci»vured him with his coat, took him n M d | | |atir»d ! t«> the waiting room aad loaned him Dragon Dance was staged by 27 ,nants M of | a respectable I Chinese on the new structure, and farm er named Dupont, <ltvin;ijj aear a pair of trousers so he could conthousand* lined the riv ;nlda to ICaen, France, cansed him a nlllful | linne his journey. witness the spectacular perform- of trouble recently. While waiting h station farYOUTH FBD UP *' trace, which waa list seen in Jet u small waysidi for ;a ........... ----- - . Yokohama In 1919, when the Arm- | train he ha sat down In in a field. When his seat In the train "Fed up" on aviation, a young Utica was celebrated. Two Chinese!ha Chinese .he took took-his tw in ,;hhe e one folding an enornvm. head and [found that his trousers were full of the other, the tall dsn d with vi- ants. Bjlng alone, he took off hi* nlen$( motions, accmiipunied by coverings, and shook a h e m o u t of high-pitched sounds rf drums and the window. A g u n .of wjnd blew gongs. Tka dance comii"- •*! till into |hia trousers from his grasp, leaving the alght.whea eye* <f the mask him sans panta. At the nagk station Edinburgh Sheriff r Iretrie light. Jtwo In a street in Portoballo. He dr to Stow, left tha machine in a qw ry a t tha roadside, than walked Galahiels police telling where left tha car. Later ha, gave m > up to tha polks. Tha accused I that he wanted to learn trade in the air force, and (had ties asaingned him were s o ' pleasant that ha jcould not stt them any longer. He was sent M to hi, corps. •. -v j VALTARAI3I ray survey finl � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 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/52efcdcdc848422a45b87fc4cef0a1cf.pdf 5fd043605d589033e3abd83f3b6fb5a8 PDF Text Text your new spaper TUB WBATHEB Fair tonight am! Wcdn*sd Extreme rrrthwesf Florida, i tonight and cloudy Wednesday- Leased W ire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1D27, SINCLAIRL?°L Traffic Regulations BUTLERAGAI ares chief Sf Z Z AROUSES®. ^ Men And 2 Pretty Women AreSeleeted fo Try Two Men On Conspiracy Charges Veniremen Are ub./.ed By Consel erase Age O f Ju ry Local traffic regulations are to [! ‘ ia f:c laws will be summarih deal; be enforced to the letter in the fut- j w'th .' Chief Martin dcclnrvd, n urc, according to nn edict handed *out lip tag plans for a war on earn d >'vn today by Chief of Police J. V ..! | ,;n,i »'rgligrnt inotnria-s. Or Martin, wholant night i t true.ed 'prances pertaining to hendlighmembers of the police dopant K*nt t o '|no.! n i • iigh’.s together with than leave no stone unturned in perfor­ dr:vi ' wiil nil ccnie in for close at' ming their duties in this particu­ l tion ijr the authorities. Assistance and co-op.*ration r.j lar instance. Special cinphn.sia waa Member Will Ppcide Case Bureau O f Circulations N U M BE R 31 |7) taxes is Approved By Treasury Heads (’ resident O fColum biaU niversity Tells Candidates For Presidential N om ination T o (Jive Views On Real, Issues Work O f Piecing Fratrmenls Of Remus Storv O f Wrnnss At HnndsOf W ife Will Take Counsel Ail O ver Country J ayson flight DELAYED DY FUSS Sum Asked B yParty GO Witnesses To Be Sought For The Trial AND HEAVY WIND' Lcade— n Senate Sanford ciliiens with member* «|j Prohibition, W orld 'be p«dte department will hrlj mat' ■•inllv to check the new nt i. Peace Are Mentioned ace according to th-1 police nffu-hl w '•aid much trouble could I uvi.iii, .| by tbe use of more inn N ew .V igorous And C on stru ct­ ive Leadership O fP a rty Is w ide driving an automobile. . Demanded B yN .Y .E ducator A ' a special effort to nss- * tour'its r.t:d strangers in ob-c-v *rK ' **|»" laws, Chief Mnrtin ha NEW YOIiK, Oct., 18,— RepubliW-'ki d permission to have th.- sii; an party circles were stirred nt ■i * et intersections repaur.ei again today by i’ resident Nicholato m them more notieeabli' I- i 'tunny Duller «*f Columbia Univu -Midge Louis A. Feml of i Imogen** lln'mio Kcnofs, h. i along <he shore, mupl'*d v "•utue dangerous corners th - ■;>, (J'i has our" forward with ;• <ry, Mich., is to give the do- " if", toady v <re ri |y f.i st-irt .>n m od over lhe qu stir li.'i*. • hr-.-ii enlarged. Work on re • and that presidential candi­ in the suit aimed to dissolve a tour «>f the enimiry f<*r frag- lifting power of the tr.’ nsP’ltiiuug the signs was under w dates put themselves on record on inuse of David cult, presided monts <>•' th-* .•• of Remit s’ piano "the Dawn." mure today. . tf.o “ real issues" for 1928— such by Kin** lien Purnell, at lienw.vogs a : t-.-herds . f linogono FiJinre* Wil on Gravsni •rminc M e ft’-5'1 o f ^ormm* Harbor, Mich. Judhe Fead F--nun and Fr.iiikl’n I.. Dodge, de- age in la pi.dn-ne the tr.k. 1n prohibition, international Co­ ■etarv o f interior A lbert B. the ease at St. Joseph, Mich. ! ' ,r nient of Jinnee a tent. Cop nhnrren. D muark. ' operation fo r world peace and I and H a rry F. Sinclair, t'nr n reliqf. •he case nt St. Joseph, Mill., It i(h:< tiiq , in lie piecoil to“ The Dawn” may lion at Ihinahe oil mac'nnto. on i decision is expected shortly, ge.her from definitions of *19 wit-between elevenrod tvvelvi ' Wc art approaching a national I hero for criminal annumr—• esses, that Charles li. Elston Ite- tomorrow forenoon, rh'* si •lection anil already there i 3 j tn dofreml th- rovernm ent V ATT FAT T f?F K *!,u/ ’ !,‘“’n,ov» naya will prove the In lllo t>lk), ofr yw,t„ n| ■nmdant evidence that individuals, navnl reserves. ( rxLi 1 L i i L L i L i 17 '•‘•fvnsP contention that Remus was j>nwn» (f„wn by th(, groups and interests nt« mnneuvfter a !nv end a half of inten•• mg fur position," said Dr. Dutst/ i i a iit i m i i r Y C<l h* the prosecution, of hi- enuso nf an unequaled load veniremen, - examination n •r in an address Letoie the Insii- i ill H l l i I? R V ' r ‘ (? r l ^ ‘r *"vcr wh‘“» to return. Mrs. tlnivmn tc if whom were qa tinned, gov.* , •• of arts and sciences. J lv 311 j 1 J i *1r*M’ nr nnnthcr Iwoatl ment and defense announced IR lJ .IIarstcn s.T rn vcIin ijS a k ’Hhere would appear to be nll A lflllfi m a s t /\ tv Judge i hosier It. Shook, of the navigator Price lioldhore Lakeland GirlAndCompanion. i"o •onccrtcd efiort to creep up ( l e a J V ill A V I I K ' ,tnnrcu,d-v criminal court, jecting on the ground of K r i t S i S t : , ? f A / ^ t a i U c m a l n s In ('aptain George Hnldcman. .u »! •ircsidentiid idf ice , under s -v /i-i kJ if i l i a i V / l c yes'erday tilled that under the new rarv d day. iopening nddre-n in which he Jail P en d in g In v c stiKa tlon Begin T rip T o Paris After the m w r of glittering • generali­ __ Udrio insanily law Elston would 1 pj]0^ Wilmrr L. Etults lined the nature of the governI»y A u th o r itie s O f A ccid e n t ties ami m l ' i . nl it mlsliips. Sertral Days’ V isitInllorla kt’s ease. --------“ \\ bat t,.’ the cal issues—who, •rc’i m ent O f I’ ro h iliitio n ls l" . 'I n a T ^"^hTm urder |K',1i,lH! th« 1?hip’ W!,H In the jury, in addition to. H. II, Hursten, Atluntu traveling eediilclIvnnrriKV A m irn r - , •' ' ’ , nn , - L,. nt il ,nurt*‘ r-only insisting apparently is diseussing them'.’ " lOniMdlJ pocrisv A n tlL or Itrinl by the finding of a sanity ,mvo ft Bouth< , 0uth«osL r Followi"f» o month’s survey L Anndk Pain v and Miss Ber- ““ 'esman, is being held in the Dr. Dull-.; . lunmlctl a new, vig- ' ptUin, D eclares O ffic ia l hearing to be held October 31. } west wind for the take-off. w.s’ emment firmnr,,s. t^easn*” o f. fe cn-nioyer and long distahee|floul ‘ y J»H today pending an invesorous and constructive political firlst" rs»Imnt'>'l th-* th* federal Statem ent G iven P u blic Elston pleaded that the insanity : The disagreement betwi jniction. are an luto rales m an-; i!K.a !on int.° the i.enth o f Ralph It.ulcruhip. His address is expect­ snrnlns for 1928 will be neo-tv --------'j’Mcnse could be introduced at any firnyson and her nnvignn |r a departiv ?nt store floor ! Kohmiron. who dr.-d eady tins morn* ed to iau.su much discussion in enqq 000 aot). nncf th-sncnlus for I**TUDIT. Midi.. O d. 18 (INS) time it was pertinent to tha defense, out |„ n local hotel while t f ; Cer, a lent tier worker, a f e . V -0 ^^jjld-Lnughton HosP uitical circles. 90 rbout JHOa OrtOnan. Or the bo»5s prohibition law in n tragic Pri-*l,Birary hearing nt final ntudyinsf weather renor C supervisor, a retired brick- f*1 n J l “ ri« w^ ch It was recalled that President . of thos« figures, the trearnwr b-* 1 . i-«*11 Mtivnr John W ' I ial, but Was OVeml.Oll. Istnirnyhina at ar.n Kr a rable splicer nn ire comIf , * ^ automobile colliswlon I ’ i op*«coi . nn « com .Mc.ntlny aflcrnoon nt j, k A t Butin, who is ieg.ii. ..1 us one o f < IDres t1*st th« *-o»*ornmer* r-»n |r sales agent, a tiro salcsnmn, ■piR. an(, Twcnlk,ht Strect. County the "intellectuals ’ of the Ktqmbli-I stand n ski-h of ? 250 .00n 000 th(s tan party, created u furor by a : [tu io r and a clerk |officials were working on the ra m ycer h” cengress. >11 3;n last winter at which rr! i sitamst the Fa'l-Dohcny tuduy and hoped to reach a deciAnv grest reduction at this Mmr •|iedictcd that the president would} M jury," the present Jury pre- son sometime this uTternoon. Is not warranted by th trensrrv'** not run in 1928, and that no presi-> ■ s'an average age o f 40. The, In an investigation this morning. financial eonditl-u. officials mid. den tint candidate eould bo elected! ■igrrt is Gardner Grenfell, an Mr. Ilarstea, deplored tho accident “The government rector for tax B rie cable ipliccr,' ‘ who is 2 d. and the diath of young Robinson "h o did nut take a definiito stand ; cdttln«r<tsi11 be th<» 1929 -’irnlns " n ■ oiliest i* Charles Holt, Ot, I Considerably more composed than erytl.o prohibition quest Ion. • j B ed brick The young, be ova# yesterday following tha ’ " ’ ’ ** i expected to toll o f the beginning of “ Sic. are ntin untitled to R**k,“ ; ■*?, cn< would jiidgr* .r.re^bwwUwldcnt. M r.'H u. t.tun TeriteiT^’WT said President Duller, “ wliut may . it „ !i„ i l ho Renias-Dodgo romance; VYashBn 27 ami 30. j vurdion of the collision, declaring be the attitude and purpose cf • tt • 1 where representative Flontlempt r<>jju i.ngmfrdjd chnrged in congress these individuals, groups and in­ fr e e bald heads are In the box fcf K«ve 'vhaL assistance Ite could ion law in t|je jjrt<|Ke Wtt9 bootlegging Remus’ terest toward the constitutional, Icne man with grey hair. No J" ” 1C inJurcd(n e '’ ,rom It in tho |i,|U„ r Ktnres; Detroit mid Lansing, , sooial and u ira l problems raised le w*s made by the govern* •7 !™ "■certain,nK,on L . , l: J I that tho victims were receiving corruption wj,p, 0 |tv.mUs sought. In vuin for till by the eighteenth amendment attempt lullcssril cache of securities ana krt int,, i t „ Uf kC/d U-V‘ proper ca re ' and believing that and the legislation built upon it; fc , l nt •,'u t,1Y fnni' U they were not seriously injured) Mr. loyinc t of whiskey certificates; Chicago, Inor toward the difficult lot of the Ire the jury with the case he n aMtcn gpij he got into his car and he '.hole dienapoliu. and St. Louis will be agriculturist; or*toward the quesr s t(’ l,roveleft the scene. vi.sitwl. Jion whoso answer brooks no delay, ie told how Sinclair went to When overtaken by tw'o men and tnao here party leaves for Atlnnta to( as to irtci national rd-operatin to li’i ranch at Three Rivers, New informed that one t»f the accident D U ld . esult Meanwhile Remus will be 'establish, protect ml preserve in. Mco and united how he could get victims was in a critical condition, sn 'I,L’ro I under observation by three alien* j ternationa! peuc.<; or toward the i r»3e on Teapot Dome, undjMr. Hnrsten «leclare«l he returned pee og ia ij„ js retained by the state. , strungly urge proposal so to i Nr Fall iiunrcdiateiy got active.” the city immediately and went to ,vs .vherc ( komun mny never face trial, nc• amend the constitutional ns to (here .was no competition in I(hi? police station. 1 **t / ° n’ Icording to students of tho Ohio ini bring each newly ciecctd congress [ leting of Teapot Dome,” saidi T*10 funeral of Mr. Robinson will eei hypo-1 j ariity law. If he is found insane nt into session within opinion; or towrt.*. although thevo were sev-|,K‘ bebl tomorrow ufternoon fioni ’ v ' y* , the time of tho examination, lie ward-tlic question ns to how free J other interests who w n n tc l!the Milkr-Erickson funeral chnpcl ,1,! r ) will be sent to the state asylum at government shah lie kept really lease. It was a personal J1.. a:154 o^'ock. ^ntcrrnent wUI •rr uf thC|,U0,j oq jouipm o|| •mill'! tree hud out of the hands and be­ BMction between Slnefslr n..,l I fu,lPW at Lake View Cciuetury t' 1 went (,ima except by having himself deyond the reach o f those Individuals il .it proclared cured, when he will again groups’ classes, interests or sec* , P hibition ■fact, the murder trial. ioberts then went into tho functions thut would use it for their ung of the defunct Continental , j El.iton has been bitter about the own advantage?*’ lr merely j jftWi declnrtng it uneonstutlonnl. It ding Company, of Canada, opt which canto the money the 1 the of* |places upon .hint the burden of Form er Coach Issuing part ment proving hi* client Ihhiiiio at tho eminent contends Was used to r .on from ;Ume " f Mrs. Remus’ death to save ie Fall, llu told how Sinclair F or BrcachO fContract crime to , him from the chair, and snno Im1 Hit associates formed the conbunch of •mediately after to save him from sntal solely to buy 8.1 ,000,000 NFAY ORLEANS. I.A.. Oct. 18— tels of oil at fl.50 per barrel, (IN S)— Kn*d ST. Walker, former ch oil was prumply sold to Sinnthbtic dtheetor nnd coach of Loy­ >r<ompniiie3 nt $1.75. ola university here, now line conch ih‘ profits, asserted Roberts, nt tho univerrity of Texns, has filed [» turned into liberty bonds, of snit aguiiixt Loyola for $21,000 k» $2:10,500 worth, serially numwhich he claims in due him In snlnry F. were turned over to M. T. on n cuntruct broken l»y thu univer­ fnurt. Full’s son-in-law. 'The sity. F«deposited them to Fall’s credWalker says he was engnged un­ refused The Sanford Kiwanis club will Im N, y Mexico and Colorado der a four year contract on April (1, have four-minute speakers to ad­ ; t T xrr Kune ml services for idrs. Crot- 1920, and was dismissed without two brothers, Robert and Roy Rob- hcn Schilaj who„ . body was dress public gatherings and safe* rusted nnd the court took inson nil of whom live in Sanford , ,n hpr fl|U(, l(e<iroom proper cause Inst August 30. S a V C tv-first slugons will be thrown on :o°n recess. First, however Juscurly yesterday, will be held Wed»t jtho screens of local theatres durSiildons charged the jury to Wllh thjlr parents.______ iVICITjng the week of October 10-23, |. , »t a.r r.csdny afterncon nt -loVIock from I diwusHiuus of the case with which th cKiwnnlans hnve designat­ plight of the ship, the home o f her parents. Mr. and atrs and “ to keep your minds Goolldge Uses New T v n n O f V i h v n i n r H*-*- ,lLong on Richmond AveANCHORAGE, A iska o r . 18 led ns' ''safety week.” According to from her forward holds where a l y p C W I Y l U i a l U r nuu> JJCV^ ^ tlushy, roctor of - ‘-(N S )— Efforts w .'c being mod'e Iofficials of the local club this is . With heavy blnck smoke pouring MEXICO CITY, Oct., 18r -(lN S ) who their mujor objectives for 1927. --------All Souls Church, will he in charge. from her forward, holds where u today to rescue f ur WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 18— Interment will he in the Munici- — I'Vdurul troops have exterminnt- have been maroonr I on the Chico, Tho safety program will begin shipment of coton has benn stored, cnl a hand o f rebels, headed by loon mud flats, on Cook Inlet, for with “ Safety First” meeting on there wus no way today to asser(INS)— President Coolidgo’s fain- ||.Bj Cemetery, ous electrical hobbv horse hm a Mrs. W. L. Roche, of Louisville, Bnnjamin Mocdcz and Margarito the pu»t 15 days. Surrounded by a Wednesday when R. D. Grovo, head tain to whnt extent the fire hu* stable mate. Ky^ a Alster of Mrs. Schi“ il is cn- Gomez, ut Sultepcco and Zaculpan. oca of deep mud nmllquick suiul, the o f safety woi\ of the Florida made headway. A new type o f electrical vibra- rcute to Sanford to’ attend the 22 of tho rehola being killed. men. who had been hunting clucks, Fewer & Light Co., nnd Robert tor, producing the samo results .is funeral tomorrow afternoon. Government spokesman clpin* to re unable, to reuuh the mainland. Hrott, safety director of tho At­ Rev. J. Bernard Root have found eveidencc on tho Dut- An airplane is being us’ d to lantic Const Line will be .the prin­ tlcfioldn at Amozo,. Fueblo, indie- driop food supplies to tho hunter*. cipal speakers. Mr. Groves address Speaks To Rotarians , _ that the* Gomez- Almoda, It. Js t^ioughtc that the—men will it to bo illustrated with slides of ntipg untler the leadership o f Fernandez not be able to leave the flats un- many phases of the safety proIlev. J. Bernard Root, pastor of Lara, had Support from religious tii the mud is ' sufficiently frozen t ie People’s Congregational adherents. Arrests of churchmen h order to bear their weight, ra 1Church, was the principal speaker are anticipated. taor can walk across it. 'nt the regular weekly meeting of 1 te Eunford Rotary Club. Rev. Hoot spoke of tho optimistic fut­ u re possible for thu people o f Saniford. provided they worked with 'the proper spirit of co-operation. '▼•Miami. 12:40 P. M. ,lle talked particularly o f tho .part lv‘ Miami,’ 2:40 P. M. that the Rotary Club had to'play CHICAGO, Oct. 18— (INS)—“ I ed Miss Martin, hurled her body| » the nnd strengthen4* Jacksonvillr, 5:50 P. M, .a ine upbuilding upomiu;nic n*ia svrengiaen.V _____ - 1- o f sL. '__ .1. loved her. Oh, mother, how i loved from tho car, shot and killed iliss lT« Atlanta, 8;15 P. M. ibg o f the morals the >people. Memphis Stsdler, throwing her body too her.” .7 I Thu entertainment was lu chargi This impassionara plea—and tho from the machine, und then shot ‘F r a n c e m e n MEET of Martin Stinecipher who pleasc'i drinking of moonshine liquor, u>- 'ab id e crashed Into a telegraph this listeners with two brilliant sol­ day wrote the epltah uiion Fu r?rl killed himaelf. Tlie drlverlcss id, which received considerable R L?A^ ’ U” Of1” l8’ Mtasionairies Re; young stenogrehers ami u yout.*, pclause. ■ ‘ i* !Z Th* tendency o f the fedgraves o f throe per* ja ., two p.eUy ' Vt ’.vaa from Miss Martin’s father •“Vorenient to invade various The C ity O f H a th^t, notice learned of the fruitless victims o f murder and suicide. MAY llOP^O, I L ii l * .’ crItklsm of auto|*r L J Suffering from on incurable dis­ love Winter had for Margaret. It if (pr “ illegitimate aet­ ease and maddened by the impres­ w^s fpim a come bootlegge they PEKING, Oct. 18 (INS -t IORTA, THE A 18. j her? ■ w.ntinK insurawa for General Lockhatt today -* Inc sion he could never marry the srlrl Ukfneil of the moonshine. INS)-Weath«95 he m... #!* program WUfTed, according to his mother, tho arrival at H r r k 'y n ‘ £ ho loved prompted WlUfred J. Win. 1 Junker hydro** K red wcre hoing fof American V I'I i-u’ M t*r, 22, to kill his sweetheart. Mi s |,t«k» off acrolw ee of h. e*««Btiva coniMargaret Martin, 19, and in a r for New Y< Insur»iw.^*llkna* Association hacking a flighl iov4y 0 .* Agents today In M n Kiwanis Club Will Aid Police During iWeek Of Oct. 19-23 Funeral Rites For Mrs. Schaal Are To Be Tomorrow Moonshine And Youth’s Love For GUT Blamed For Two S layings And Suicide J ... u » - • r# �1) TTi MONPAT. OCTOBER lTr 1927. ■ rrr flc M a ft iit fiii !!3 !3 !2 U !!!!5 3 \ n n o u n c ^ S , • * W i n n e r s ■telle i* n p e r m an [). t ^ e y ’ K a lbet\ne p la n ts ,dredH o' * * * * * ,n te tn o«ey ' r i „ t * e »«•> vtlnne ^9 , \\'\nneT9 n\on*K "v .(■■aa.•••••■•< Call Us—W e Deliver the WHEN you’ re puzzled as to just what ,, y in "ffu e s ts . what refresh­ ments to o ffer— just reach for the telephone and call us. Here Ice ( ’ream is an art and service is upper­ m ost always. Phone 381. HOW many rainy days have eiapsed since last noticed that leak in the r o o f. Have r o o f repaired before the piaster com es d and save a plaster bill. Do it now. Give i ring. W e ll put t h e ‘T in L m in gf on your c o f troubles. Phone 91". Sanford Sheet Metal & Roofing Co. Birdsong Ice Cream Co Keep a Mechanic at Your Door! to that expense. w ir c a f In Ced to * ° 1™ V ’ " hrin« our re- D c n e n / OU W h t' n y o u n e e d Oepcnd on us Phone 502. uq Phone 917 for Tin! “Cold Facts ” dessert to serve o r Coyer up for a Kamy * K E E P your larder wefl stock­ ed— but keep It stocl& l With fresh bakery gopi^s through calling us— where halting is a profession and serving "you a pleasure. Phone 834. �LJfT- } ffj i U •*g,w nHKWRf^1 ' . . i’liE SANFORDJHERALD, TUESDAY. OCTOBER18, 1927._________. The Big “Train” Passes ford Herald iHtniMi T h is is the place tq u swap, exchange, buy Jj.1 tires, bottles, nictai o f all kinds. B ottles o f all sizes kinds. *«w»t This week marks the passing fro m the m ajor lenjtues a Wlw -Mr. f.iammini. fam iliar figure in baseball for tw enty years. Walter Johnson, All IWnilii On Men. renowned pitcher o f the Washington Senators ami the great­ Mr. Ford’s Rubber Trees. known, has tendered his re­ 2.1 Foolinh Billions. It, Ilia P w t r t f l w est hurler the game has ever a ct a f M a t*N , P lfH ti. r W fr I j f ’iCsiw signation ns a member of the Senators and next season the U r %r lk n r llr U h n n # . U x m a a t - l a r c h S. WOT. f o p r r l w M IB27 k r 3 rwr <«>■ place on the'W ashington bench occupied by the mighty W al­ IROLL11D U DRAW-----KDIT*m •H . H O W A R D B R It G ......- M A V A O K R ter for two decades will be vacant. * THE LOS ANGELES Examiner l K A k L I K . J O N K t. M a a a a la c M H m All of organized baseball in general and W ashington in Mr. Girtnini'* Rank: of Italy is now the world's largest financial insti­ particular will accept the retirement o f Johnson with the ■ c ir a o u r n o s flATK M keenest regrets. Old Barney, as he is affectionately known tution in capital nnd surplus, gov­ Y e a . _____: ----- — ernment institutions, only excepted. \ t * » M on th * 8 ^ to thousands o f fans in the national capital, has becom e an «U N < Wnjtbe.......„ .... ..... I The Giannini bank and its allied | M r C a r r ie r pmt -----institution in the capital city. lie numbered ns his per­ I corporation, holder of gigantic r W r r t l t r t l l ' -a pmr f e a r sonal friends hundreds of people in all walks of life from \assets, interest high finance. It I V k a f l o r a l s f a n f a r e ’ * p 'a a r c r a rara- cabinet members to street urchins. His conduct o f f and on I would like to know hew so big a r n k a r 'k r a ta th * la lr r a a f, A r w a c o r r l o r , r r r c l r t a * f ro m the field has earned for him the reputation of one o f the concern could lie built in Californ­ t tk la n H f a r a e rra « r * * n l* * t (.,n ia, far from SVall Street and the ' f f i r a t r l U u s a t r r r t a t a l l r r e r r r - cleanest athletes in baseball and his name has been synom ous "money center." Here is a partial * Va« at) th o ' r a t t a c t r e a t s s f tk c c a answer. . , h o L X . I U r a p e r U I . with the highest type o f sportsmanship. » it fl r c oref Ma r,S etro! lu K lo r M * sat Its W ater Johnson has reflected great credit not only to * r at k ia t lit t a * a lc w ow * la himself but also to the game which he played. He has turn­ A. !’ GIANNINI STARTING j S l t k t a l r s a s I. ed in some wonderful pitching records, many o f which will just after the San Francisco fire I Tfca H ~ a U -la a w f M k r r a t t k c Season after season the Rig Train labored created his own precedents and r t m l a l l a a o , an stand for yearsl a a S I l I t a r r s a at traditions, beirij, mercifully free trial Ion of I'nk. " M fr r a a ilc n a l Aa » lfi» » along with a second rate club and , despite the weakness o f from sonic of the old ones. . Taber*. A a lv o rtU or*. a n d A d * o r t l* ln g i . . . 1 .a m n * i )*»k-Jhis team. Johnson would go m each game and pitch like he When the lire made timid finan­ • t a b o r .a r r a o b r r U *n b n ilt !• im » j never pitched before. That was typical o f him. His years cial gentlemen draw into their I l M M k ) ■ ■ A lt >1 la a r T r r tm a h u lilr lr o f faithful service were rewarded when Mucky Harris u-*- shells, Gianini made the loans they <l*1ia « a* r lr r n la llt ik » « w e ll would not make, in lt'07. when taanl W a lim Htlhad*. i sembled a championship team in 1924 and Old, Barney had some bankers would not lend at his first taste o f the W orld’s Series fire. Against the Giants an> interest rate, Giannini adver­ S T T I jESDAY OCT, 18, 1927 that year in the final game he became a hero by repelling tised for good borrowers. •’* T H H I I R I t A L O 'S t'H O O R A M the threat o f the New York slugger?.. t l i m v u ijy la e l f r • • »»< ! a d. ar l a l . i n U « a . In submitting his resignation to Clark G riffith, presiH.iKK SOME BANKERS he n a t r r r a a l i I* J a r lt w a (lent o f the Washington Club, Johnson wrote that he realized did a >t feo| that the only time to. V - C t a a i r a■fr llo a o f k t. J a a ia ! ■ ) ! • » that his best days were gone and said, ” 1 simply did not kj"d is n,,t | _ _ j C « M l. [|aa«arallaa ml aiaalkl; " 1*0 r- want to be in the way next season /’ The sentiment expres- ” [ onti<iencv M1 American! a l i a s ml liw lld ln g prm- sed in that sentence is also characteristic of Old Barney, who i M.rtjCa tind bought for his insti■ raai— k i n a ' k a tr la , a p a r l n f a i S h willing to accept the inevitable that youth must be served, .union ten* of thousands of shares! kaur*. d_— A i i a i a i N c l l r C k ra t. Johnson knows his days o f usefulness are over and although New York (’enteral. Next In Geurgc I w C a a ir M I r a a f e ll j k r ia llla . •Map a r a i r a k . he knows that he could probably remain with the W ashing­ K. Baker the Hank <>f Jtitly is the largest holder of New Tory Center. M a m a a l a * 4 i r a k a a a lla l. ton club in some capacity as long as lie lives, he dosen't n1 stock. He bought 200,000 shares * BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAYwant to beju i imposition on anyone. He must make way for of Standard Oil of California whieli SUN AND SHIELD:— For the the Htars o f the new generation. But long after most o f the is like buying acreage in Sinbnd’s Lord Cord, U n sun nnd shield: the stars of today have been forgotten, the name of Johnson valley of diamonds, bought Stan­ dard (111 of New .Jersey and large! Ixrtd wifi give grace and glory: no will still he remembered with som ething akin to reverence. blocks of stock in the National in a t. M a g n o lia H EY ! HEY! The Little Gray Dome in the West A s Brisbane Sees It r i* » t d a A rran o. ■err / C ;\ s. . K O T’Sl # . HARO S. SOMAN _______ 212 Sanford Ave. /! Cc.’ l w Loch Arbor Prices M eet Today's Dema AS , V k /,'1 -k L g\r Prices in I.och Art meet the existing to ditions of today—ot#| pays for merit in th# dcclopmcnt hut todapl prices will 4* a?as he fount] 1 I , nstounishingly Have you lo»l| inquiretl. DeForesf-SanlorJ ReaUw Cp, food thing will He withhold fr'on them that walk uprightly. Psalm City ISunk of New York and other great concerns. And Ins company in the largest holder of United States 1 .P R A Y E R : I will ray of the Lord: Government bonds. Q* i * my refuge nnd my fortress; An extensive study o f the relations o f the press to nty Cod: In Him will I trust. All that was good judgement, ni v n in i h i : ■ ui irr ni' hi i court trials has just been completed by a committee repre­ but only the least purt of Mr. Gian- ILii I in.i AUTUMN senting the American Bar Association and a report o f its nini’s sucres*. He i<i ilerstandn the I hi-:iii nii 1.1 : i oi v n s I \rr. UKI 1 t' i.itii in > Iftrir many little failures marred Ii| all |lf | fill • findings wa? announced shortly thereafter. "In the main." value of men ind tin- importanco !\ i:i i nr. i :.s t \t i ; " v u r. i- Not If.i |s III . The year of toll? of having tluin interested in their Lii v1HU *1*11 hintl *‘r nut ♦i I■erc’fijM'iL IN Plli M,.\Til sjiys the Tampa Times, "the report is fair and based on sound I1111«t t*tIliftIV i in* iiu.iin f What pork* found this life too work. i-' iv m . vi itii i • I an I * «.f > .* •I Julii. ttmt itti. I, , , . , vi.i'ii*!: is mutKttY u iv i:s iiuu hard? reasons," There is however, in the Tim es’ opinion one When fto ught l**rH HIK I: up and absorbed ....... , nil' .... Hie * *« ntft| I t Ik AVhat barren soil tktnU iv Itii Ik * serious objection to be made. Its comments on the subject si ore* of fiuun< iuI institutions, heji'i*' v,.v< :nii..t .i I* r>. : present IS . . Is Felf beauty struggle and decay fa. ilriti* i»f till ! lit IInniYi*ii Ml I*nij||f .1114!l: *■ nt, tWfl V1 k«|n 1 In* g ‘ ml men in (hem nn<I ■1" nit* are as follow s: il b‘r. pi *in1. l!i g7. s'.ttit*.* I .1* i 'until ' . I I* t l»li» r fhull tlM Intnrly May? win t tbem m how to Itu*nv makr iiKiru more j fr .„r|, ,b tiPilit .ml v« 1*li* : ’"'"VU y«v... wva it. 1 I m 11«I**r 1 1n* ! h**i H "T he report states that the guarantee o f public trial I showed # ImIun ni 1 911 (* * Ii * ntiiay with the Hunk of Italy bitfk tin l:.«*,•i■ Who standa too clou beside the bed does not entitle the newspaper reporter to attend. This j "t tbem. .More money for the bunk lif n v ii(* ] KlurhLt •'l'1 ; * 1tin* Hiihl! Where tinniaa bloom may be technically sound, but it is not morally sound. Un­ . more for themselves. ill tluliiiH In »\|r r„r a im.ii *.-111. 0, lit of hrr >nil will Sees blended with the gold and red K. 11 \•:» : I**v» r ut H.tti * j iitmihiNt ri«tA»' 11 nf *ni*l * 1ill**. itll'l funl. der modern conditions the first guaranty of public trial is The bloom of dome? !’ !• ■ ! r *14Midi \NI» LET (lTHF.lt "big men” men" ! 1 1' I.KNKST AMOH. the presence o f newspaper reporters in the courtroom . F ir o ff the garden eo fair, •‘uni |■I1*1111 h»........ . Monti 1 ' i. itvv this. He gives tho employ­ * • f ,<«*|Af III- j I'.lit.I I It I n tin < l;l But failure's thorr. "Public trial serves not only to protect the rights o f lhi' 's in his institution in pcrecnl <<* .In A I» . M> III l..|I . l-.Tiu nriN 1 A< m the distance, every tree laCC\,het' 1 'f, n,HO "erv?« P">teet «»"’ rights o f 111" public id' (he profit,. Hi*'sound belief is j ■Ill tlx --f ft* Seen from I» 1>»’«!, 1 'b t with every man in hi* organli. it ivi. tint*; . . 'against collusion or simdinr <dlenses. And. in practice, the ;«autumn . |/»tinrt d eidy interested, stock* j Me Luulins a’ perfect‘ thing to be; ““ “ l‘ ; j public’s opportunity to see the trial is found through tlm aTe no hints Jt*w i‘ k'rs-0|Unm etrist (newspapers— whether or not that function o f the press ‘ 1 holders will get1 more profit frotyi i> Till) rut ri •r t : ii : c m \tv feting or failure drear H ,:o portent . f (he. eurniiiKS than ' -.AVilViV1 <m \ rv S I X T H I t F . ■well performedDiamond Mounting Till we draw n:ar. — I they would from Inn percent under I i-v.nt'i 1 iV\. iin n* Mu> iiHtan* i»(i 'i' r . l i t * , , «<*. ( "T h e lawyers show no inclination to exclude reporters .,tlie old methoiL. Knjrntvino ______ |rrnHnl. But ■tanding close wc view the!from the courtroom and frankly the large measure o f reW atch Repairing 1 THE ORIGINAL GIANNINI i \ II) ti, ItKIJY. m it ic tkJ I V K N D i l i N Ii T li '!-: kM jsponsibility o f judges and prosecuting officials for sensaOPT din »nd strife |stock ha* ri;ten from one hundred Hit, oti.l.i'slc in'll « tit. ..a (lie ‘.itti day! | |tionul and extravagant treatment o f criminal proceedings •In one thousand dollars n share. nf Novenilier. A I* I •'27. 'present TheTcruel Ugliness which mnrs (tie I linttirulil- i 'i,m l> Judge nf The way of life. ;in the newspapers. When papers show no respect, for t h I V rt Giannini cautions the public Heniliiolc •'t.iitii •. I'l.irtdn. In-r fliml Even the trees, it seems, have tried 'courts o f public decency, it is often because the courts hiavt against over sjieculatlon in his return, aeeiniiit and vnuehers 11* ndinliilHtnilrlv i.f t „e e.-liile nf T F. For dreams denied. lo r .(reams ‘ show n OVCII 1(*SS. j stock, and you are hereby eaution- ( l a y . ,|..e, in.I ni s .ild linn*. 1 ed not to gamble in it as many arc I hen and iln-re. malii- applli ai Imi to And so with man. The faults creep "Heasonuble suggestions, reasonably marie, tile Maid Jii.:,:.- for a final i(-‘ doing. 84:11, I Box :n & The Press At Court Trials NOTICE ■'('"ft Despite his cure. ' 7Kb marks of suffering and sin Are his to wear. Then over years which intervene, But good is seen. •Iv • accepted by all the better newspapers; reasonable rules, the WHOLE PROBLEM in frankly enforced, will In* accepted by them. Anri the other branch newspapers will follow in their train if the courts and th «! I1.?1” 1'1? bonking nmirding to Mr. & hcr , ps n , , ° w ith ," ,iw ,'s " hi" h th <' i>>"*hc iv,.!. n u n t of her iiilinliilMtration of m.i Ii I eslirle, and for n-i oriter illseharKlau In-r n» *lr’li minillilstrultlx dated l)>lr I in- t:;ih >l.i) nf Si'|.ti.|nl i r, A. I'. I!i27. ROHA H. M A Y . A* i n lin 'n ld r .'lr lx of ih.. I N tnte „f T y May. deceased. Torniif alone, i* to find good men. And the problem after you find I The local indictments must re­ (hem is to keep them working.! mind-Mr. Amos of “ ye shade* of That is a problem with head men West Palm Beach.” especially. The Giannini rule is that* no man can remain president of Ruth Bryan Owenrwll run again the Bank of Italy for more than for congress, saypAl report from The tiny negro repubic of Li- (log ..11 independent govcrnn. nt five year* - then some other man Tallahassee. And if she does, ah'; b»ini is well to the front nmong'|‘nd in 1 HKI the Republic of Liber- gets the place. . will win this time. 1 , 0 — the rations or governments that Ti was proclaimed. Recognition by AFTER FIVE YEARS in tl, • Fort Myers, Titusville and sever­ tavt- honorably paid Ihejr mone-I* . • 2 8l*.°/*a ./•*B°wed that ical other cities of the state are stag­ tary indebtedness to the United * ! ^ 0' ,y ll,u Baited State*. Ter- presidency, a man often devotes ing clean-up movements. They Btates. True, the sum owed by Li-’ 1, /•'. 'va''' “ dd.tioiially acquired, more thought to his own greatness than to the hank* needs. haven’t a thing on Sanford. teria was comparatively sniul! mm,,, f.'",ntr.y " ,,w comprises -a What is true of banking is true when nu-nsurcd by the enormous ,/i.T., vs of *■*"“ ■*• A man’s public record belongs to amounts due us from of everything. Encourage little the public. He has no business in the great powers; but if J |mB. ’* 1luubon " r, fuvorubl*-' !’"ints lo men interest them in the business Lilieria public rife If hs objects to an ex- ‘ iinnke the ami make sure that the big men debt was small, its resources were*mnltc tht; nhui^f position of his official life.—Mari­ are really working. The population consists 1 f from _ . anna- Floridian. A statement full stir, smaller, and that is the true .20 000 ... measure of its civic und govern-',“U? ° -'.0 0 0 o f .American LIStunilurd Oil understand* the «>f tjjpth. niental honesty. iicrians in and aboutMonrovia, problem always promoting nun -. -------- o--------I.Iberia's nrim-inn I i- vi " j ,h fron' MW.0000 to 2.000.000 from the ranks to high positions "A psos put under arrest," suya U fttltfe S ir -a I n tS Ilg v i., Ilnmi'ii , n , r ‘ l - m S "•...LTil'a'.’L k j " , ‘ t ’ . T i ' nnd running an organisation in lh 1 which even the smaller men are %[amps Times. For the benefit of IMonroe, underwhose protective, f the-United* St„( . ... 1 Jmrf misguided persons we might j "vcplces in 1821 thepolitical in-,t„ function idmlrnhV WPP*<m violently interested. men rtenUon that th • story was by the dependence of the Freed Slave s u.i. ;. } .r,, HENRY FORD IT i* said will colony was guaranteed. >th' country that A*so^^ted Press that In., plant rubber trees on a three mill­ ion acre concession in Brazil. His friend Firestone 1* planting rubber not in Liberia. All modern methods it-slirts including* airplanes for surveying the supervision will be used In the h ^ ~ rubber planting. cur-.«|j— Orlando -Reporter Star equator. From ( „ . --------popul*llon „ RUT ABOUT THE time these Shfri/f C. 81. I!and_personally od by (ch slow dlrft of 1 ‘ ntion rubber tree* begin turning the rapias on tires, the General Motors or Krnvaft Amos yasterday in 1 ana-ii-uurage me thiiight of esinhllsh. Ii..h, " " >r ta ,™ **a , 'ihuight oi „ i 2b iu !-'flight ih . and better things. ,0 S t. Standard OR laboratories may tuiw m .’Ihe com ptroller............... . supply a synthetic substitute for pri&cft* because the indictments rubber which will make rubber •4 nejbrought against him; wonder NEW WORDS GET O K A Y trcca useless. . ( helirai surprised to get tho per MIAMI HERALD 8 'tenor mtrtnmons o f tho sheriff? NOT SO LONG ago tiny coch­ Ths"Sitting Suns of Rest, no long-! flchRlv^hc thl" b!!*n furthereJ tlf' j lo «'r navigation and comtnUh- ineal creatures were collected y, thc n,ioPtl0" sundry j nition ajratem for transmission of from leaves of plunts for their ff coefranted confronted with the embarrass- J titvi.tMf having to stand, are now * u,» ' ,c u*cJ *n Kovcrnment pertaining to the oncr- brilliant crimson nnd small sea occurring their favorite benches publications concerning tho now art nt,°n of airvruft. Thu term "uir- creatures were collected to provide w hirl have been moved back to the of flying. Assistant Secretary Wil- *'ui , may apply to an air route purplo In the ancient days. Now, lund planes or scu plane-* anslhu, dyes have put un end t»; •.ignmution’s resting ground. All Mgm P. McCracken, Jr., of the acr- f,,r 1 pertaining to the approach- onautic branch o f the department Ul, •"Ah. those slow processes. All thut rub­ tion and trial, national poll- of commerce, has given his approv- I 'This does not settle the mutter" ber possesses is the power to boun­ words und (however. \ benevolent government ce back when you push it in call­ u»-Atlantic flights are ex- ul of the following 1— . . but can­ -un --------approve und. endorse considered in regular meanings: ed "resiliency/’ Science will pro­ the dally sessions. Aeronautics—The sciepc? and art not compel use .so far as the gen­ vide that resililency without nid pertaining to the flight o f aircraft. eral public i* concerned. Some of from rubber trees. And wbile Ruth, perfectly eapuMr. SIcCracken Aviatiun—The art of operating the word* that finds suitable have long been in taking ca n o f heraatf In heavier-than-air craft. TWENTY-THREE BILLIONS tion- makes fine copy for Aerostation—Th? art of operat­ general u*e. Some o f the others do is leas than |230 per inhabitant of not enjoy that distinction. to read, Geoige Hadle- ing lightcr-than-air craft. the United States, jess than thc Airway may replace air route price o f • a ms true to form, the small automobile. Airport—An airport la a locality _ capable man either water or land, adopted for and airport will be preferred by "Twentjf-thrse billions" sounds to landing big but 115,000,090 being all inter­ frienda knew him to be the landing or taking-off o f air- writers uf headlines Mt out on this thrilling craft and which provides facilities field becuuse it is shorter. But that ested in Colorado river develupeMr. Haldeman w iM for shelter, suplie* and repair of word “ aerostutlon" Is likely to have ment, possess power also. The withou. iroe(n g 'aircraft; or a place used regularly hard sledding. It is too much of a Colorado wUI .bc developed and paper folk her* had for the receiving or diaebarging of mouthful. I( does not come trip­ power gentlemen will be glad when pingly from the tongue. Mr. Mr. it happena. Learned bankers fought after a trmna^pn- paaaengers or cargo by air. Cracken should go into the silep2«a would have i 4 fD W ,^Au air route between tnd >•« if he cant emerge with a the federal reserve law dreading Air trWflc centers, with ’ ' JJa word that Is more easily spoken interference with pleasant profits, cilities at intervals equipped with anq more easily remembered, - w B r~ ° m \ * 1 - . 'T i1 ft f7 i& r fr w First N a tion a l B ank "The Bank of Service” Elton J. Moughton Architect M eeting Your First ’ Nut’l. Bunk Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Problem s Plum bing — Heating "S ervice Y ou’ll A p p reciate" • M The Herald They went- to meet them squarely,' him- » • estly and complete­ ly. living fellow -till, sens the officers and directors of this bank fully appreci­ ate this. Make sure of your protection; secure thc help of thie agency. Come in and talk it over. S t r i c t e s t C on fi­ d e n c e A s s u re d C o r d ia lly y o u r s , A. P. Connelly & Cv , t u ll- s iz ? Gum-dipped BALLOONS Motoring today might almost be call­ ed “ balooning,” thanks to this s m o o t h ­ ness of motion and extra comfort in trav­ eling created by Firestone Full-Size GumDipped Baloons. Seminole Tire Shop A nd Filling Station Sons Established 1908 Phone 48 ■Only r,» shopping day# foro Christmas. jTlPC- t They will inspect your prop­ erty and explain how to elimin­ ate dangers that you may not even suspect, thus reducing your chancea of Ions. Sifts NOW on our ne easy paym ent plan. GO SAILING ALONG OVER CUSHIONED HIGHWAYS ON AMERICA’S FINEST TIRES have obliga­ tions and responsi­ bilities. Wo invite you to discuss your prob­ lems with us— our r x p e r i e n c « may prove helpful. ^ a C H R IS T M A S I Jeweler 108 M agnolia Thai's why we ;irp ceraful in helping our customers to meet their problem* undenhartijing. Select H. C. V1ELE They You buy not only indemnity in case of fire, when you buy Insurance here, hut yon *l*o w cure the services uf fire pre vention englners— ONCE Apply Circulation Department MOST nn-n hate (<• w „rh m i .1 living. They want to make money end get on in the world. SU R E IN D EM N ITY STR E N G TH E N E D BY A SER VICE Phone K19J. WANTEI Squarely HIGGEHH DAIRY FARM Phone 317 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk for Babies JAM ES A . SANDS 32.1 K,u..nrd Ave. Cashier ryt 411 W . pwfV*-', I AiA* A ’ - Tel 8 Service A' LxH �?! $ ft/. * T H E SAN FO RD H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 18. 1927. i octal irried AndPersonal Activities ’ Calendar TUESDAY (ocjal meeting of the Eflilfv Class of the Methodist L-h will be held at th* home Irs. II. P- Smith, 2000 Sanford Lnuc at B o clock. [ttrian Circle of the First Baprhurch will meet at the home |Mm. Sidney J. Nix, 1119 Park pnue at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Ni* Mrs- H. A. Moreland at hoatWEDNESDAY Mlie Turner Circle o f the First Church will meet at 3:30 clc with Mrs. T. K. Roll on . Avenue. Feifare Department of the Wo­ n’s Club will meet at 3 o’clock |he Club house. frs. Henry Wight will be hostI at a Garden party at her home Le House of Heart's Content" on tk Avenue at 4:30 o’clock for nbera of the Welfare Departnt of the Woman’s Club only. t il d h s d a y — ^ tJ a ia-. — PAGE N o W onder Legion Picked Paris! I The latest figure* .Canadian wheat pool, th* largest fartbdrs* co-operatfvRin the worlcfi has beCn apror.odnced success, it* supporters assert. Formed in the fall pi 1923, it now has a membersh ipL of 142,000 farmers, and handles about 200,000,000 bowels o f wheat annually, as well at from 260^90,000 to 30 000,000 bushels of other Ifta'ins, with u money turn­ over o f more than $3000,000,000. Since 1023 members of the pool have received $500,000,000. Office Telephone 148 M R S. F R E D . S. D A IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J S o cia l fib — ‘WhatHappenedTol Engagement O f Miss Is Father’ Comes J o Elizabeth R,i™w ,, Skinner *The Miiane Today AnnouncedAtDunedin1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Skinner of Dunedin “ What Happened to Father," announce the engagement and the Warner Bros, farce-comedy approaching marriage of which comes to the .Miiane Theatre their daughter today, is uproariously funny, but Elizabeth funny in a “ different” way from to the usual farce-comedy. In the Mr. C. L. Jackson first place, Charles Condon has of Jacksonville built his scenario around a Mary the wedding to take place on Roberts Rlnhart story, and M. R. Saturday, the twentyR..is, as the wide world knows, second of October most adept in writing of love ad­ Dunedin, Florida. venture, mystery or mirth, and In This announcement comes of the delineation of character. There 9 a good story to begin with, fun- interest to many friends through­ iy people, funny situations and out the state of this prominent ‘‘Father,’* who is a whole show In club woman nnd Y. M. C. A. work­ er who is at present assistant seehimself. ‘ retary of the University of Florida John G. Adolfi, the director, has Y. W. C. A. missed no opportunity to make the most of people, places and situa­ Miss Skinner is n past president of the Florida Federation of Wo- i tions, and the photography is men’s Clubs, and for the past four superb. But after all it is Warner years she has served as a mombsr Oland who makes the picture un­ of the Child’s Code Commission of forgettable. Florida. She is also vice-president Olond brings an oddly Pitkwick- of the National Y. W. C. A. nnd is tin blandness to his portrayal of a member of several other clubs in W. Bradberry ,the retiring literary Gainesville. mnn whose hidden hobby Leads him Her resignation from the state to such dire and ludicrous exertmes university Y. M. C. A. will become i — his hysterical fling into Broad- effective the first of next year. I way, His timid buffoonery in the'During her service both with the! delectable but disturbing company jY. M. C. work nnd as dean ->f ' of tha ladies of the chorus, his women at the Summer Normal flight, and final rebellion are all school, she has endeared horse1f to done with a unique artistry which hoiisands of students. is peculiar to Warner Oland. Mr. Jackson is secretary of the Jacksonville Y. M. C. A. _ AVON PARK— Flqri.la Service Company erecting new Avon Park steam station. • T V ----------------------- -- • ORLANDO— Winter Garden ■action of Orange County has more than 700 acres planted to. hell pep■ _______ Uhtatillft — New fi-lnch water pipe being laid in Central Avenue and Trowell fVvenue at cost o f $4,000. INVERNESS— Plans being made for rebuilding bardsurfaced road between Red levels nnd Cry­ stal River. East Side Parent Teachers Asjation at 3:00 at East Side Priry School. feat Side Primary Parent Tenchassociation meets 3:00 o’clock, eminole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. meet at 7:30 o’clock at the sonic Hall. Her*'a real romance for you; FRIDAY Pipe Organ Club Has Florence Stevenson, Lithonia, C. T. U. will hold regular Miss Jane Torrance (iu., blacksmith's daughter, hus eting at 3:30 o'clock at the home Enjoyable Meet W ith Is Hostes A t Dance married Asa Candler, Jr., mil|Mrs. W. I. Hughey, *209 East Mrs. W illiam M Scott lionarie sos of the Atlanta Coca- rtslre Lure, the beautiful Parlslan-dancer pictured acre, may no1 th Street. Cola king, king. Love Love followed his em- have been one of tho reasons why tho American Legion picked Miss Jane Torrance was hostess Lot* • SATURDAY A most interesting mooting of Saturday evening at an ’ informal ; ploymcnt of her ns stenograph*'i Paris for Its convention this year, nut maybe she Is one of tho rea­ Children’s Matinee at the Miiane the Pipo Organ Club of the First and secretary, Here urc pictures sons why the boys stayed so long In the French capital. She's not ratre at 10 o’clock. Batist Church was held Monday dance at her home on Park Av- of the couple. such * strain on tho eyes, anyhow. enue. nfternoon nt the homo o f Mrs. The home was effectively adorn-j William Moore Scott, in Mayfair. r. And Mrs. Gibbs To Thq regular routine of business ed with quanitiea o f golden-rod 22(52,000 worth of stamps and cer-Ibeen befro Rhode Island courts on purple spikes. Tho colors of tifientes. He is to be granted ajchaigvs the penalty for which jveHerePermanently was carried out under the leader­ nnd hearing before a United States range front ten years to life imship of the president Mrs. J. H. purple and gold were carried out* commissioner, October 4. prisonnient, but nrc now at liberty Colclough. The members responded in every detail. and Mrs. James C. Gibbs of Dancing and other pleasant Almost simultaneously with tho either under bond or on deferred Point Ind., and Sanford, will to the roll cal) with lovely gifts for forms of diversions helped the renewed activities of the govern­ sentences or paroles. ■ive here very shortly to make the Christmas bazaar. Plans were made for a rummage evening hours to pass nil too soon ment men here State outhoritls While.under world gossip has |r permanent home in Sanford, evening the hostess sale to be held on Saturday after-1 Late in the hnve launched a drive on the linked this gang with the post of­ ending to information just roher mother, Mrs. Imby "Pawtucket Gang,” an aggregation fice robbery for many months the .The Lake County Star states noon and other matters o f discussed during Hugh Torrlgtce, served brick ice Secret Service Men Clnlm S? nf known * criminals who nrc government investigation says and .Mrs. Gibbs have sold portance were cream and cake. credited with a score or more of that they are not interested in home in Crown Point and arc the business session. Those enjoying the ordial hos- '! State In fested W ith C rlm i? daring robberies and burglaries the arrest of either Kelliher, Sav­ At the conclusion of business a cted to remain in Florida. pitaiity of Miss Torrence w ere;'I Unharm ed I)y Police, But ? within tho past three yenrs. social hour was enjoyed, during age, or any other member of the [>r, Gibbs purchased a handsome Constant O bservation, Is 7 Lorcta Gnlngher, bride but a mob. lie on Magnolia Avenue several which time the hostess served de­ Miss Hevcrl Bender, Miss Kather­ few weeks nf George "Red” Ra­ Irs ago. He is a retired physician licious frozen fruit salad, brown ine Schirard, Miss Ethelda Tatterson, Miss Pearl Robson, Miss Rose JUPITER— $150,000 new Jupi­ By International News Service vage, reputed leader of the gang has made many friends in San- bread, saltinea and unch. Members attending were: Mr*. La Verna Hurt, Mias R. E Grif. | PROVIDENCE R. I., Oct., 18,— hi in the Providence County jail in ter scboel building dedicated re­ Mrs. Gibbs has taken a pnj_ at part in the club teork and Leslie Bryan, Mrs. Francis E. flolz, fin, Miss Eugenia David, Miss Rhode Island is the dumping want nf $15,000 bail awaiting trial cently. life of the community and Mrs. Clifford Baker, Mrs. R. F. Thelma Wagner, M in Louise Rus- ground and hideout of the nation1,, on charges of possessing burglar.V Cooper, Mrs. C. H. Cook, Mrs. A. sell, John Edward Higgins, L. P. 1 crooks, a government secret tools. She wns arrested recently W E S T PA LM BEACH— South3oth, Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs hnve C. Chamberlin, Mrs. I. E. Estridge, agurt Jr., Jessee Neely, Claude service agent directing the hunt after an elaborate cracksmen’s i (nr Boulevard bridge to> be opened Mrs. Robert L, Glenn,Mrs. James erndon Jr., Jack Peters, Robert for the Pawtucket post office robIny friends in Sanford who will outfits, several stolen automobiles, to motor traffic within next (\ tend a hearty welcome as friends F, Hawkins, Mrs. C. P. Henderson, t ighleyman, Tat Tatterson, Leon- bers here, declared today. and Several thousand dollars worth weeks. Id as permanent residents of Mrs. Merriweather G. Lewis, Mrs. Stanlev*jaM, h Ju* p The agent, who maaks his iden- of stolen jewelry was found ut the J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Mar­ Inford. VERO BEACH— Concrete being Ravage home in Barrington, near shall, Mrs. B. G. Methvin, Mrs. B. Fredrick Williams! ‘ ^ to* ob™ * * r™ spoured for hardsurfucing state here. _________ | _______ : that at any time he could point C. Moore, Mrs. A. A. Maneely, Mrs. highway No. 4 in Indian River Underworld Gossip 7 777 7 . „ ' out not less than half a dozen not[ings Daughters Are Tony Pitchford, Mrs. Kent Rossl- r ix . j County north from county line. "Benny” Kelllher, was arrested dtuaents Walkout On cd criminals walking the streets of Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. H. W. Quests O f Miss Clark, t»r, A n fi rtv J n M n Providence without visible means In Atleboro, Mass,, Just over-tho Rucker, Mrs. Guy S, Selman, Mrs. A n ti-H a z in g Orders 0r supi«»rt. a h of these men, h« State boundary line. He has been frs. Juanita Cameron William Moore Scott, Mrs. James said, have long criminal records identified as one of the robbers G. Sharon, Mrs. R. A. Winston, LEXINGTON, VA., Oct. 18.— but are unknown to the police and who looted the Plalnville Stock Co. |The Kings Daughter Class of the Mrs. Clifford Walker, Mrs. T. L. Hale, Mrs. Moris Allen, Mrs.l Pr°te"‘ onlere for the time being unsought by last July. Part of the haul from ethodist Sunday School met Mon­ this robbery was among the loot in Mrs. C. A. Anderson J -• r JVirginia t t t 1?."1Military 7 Institute °.?, ",tudent: of the Federal authorities. ty evening at the church annex. Odum, went on the Savage homo. Kelliher in Whenever a big ' holdup, safe th Mrs. Jaunita Cameron and g j J J also wanted on an auto theft !*» Rebecca Clark as hostesses. Mcl^sndon and Mrs. W. R tort. wer the mnn,in; „ „ i„ -.. ii nmI robbery, or bank Job is perpetrated Baa morning' k bugle cull and lMiss Maude Carroway, clzus Visitors were Mrs. Jane Smith and said they would not attend classes. he asserted, it is more thun likely charge and for questioning in many matters. ttident, conducted a most inter­ Mrs. Bodwell. The row came to a head last that the crooks involved will seek A dozen nr more other members ring meeting. The chairman of refuge in Rhode Island where they night at a meeting of the student of the gang are sought Ly police k> various department were np- Mrs. Henry W igh t To body. It was called by Jack West, know they will not be molested by for questioning in connection with finted and the work outlined for local police. president. Students criticised the ' the Phenlx Hang robbery in April, |e year. Entertain Club Heads methods instituted by General Crime Records 1920, the McCormick payroll hold­ lFollowing the business program, The officer making these state­ William E. Cocke, superintendent, up on one of the main streets of }e hostsses served a tempting On Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 to' abolish hazing of lower clnss- ments was largely responsible for course! The hallowe’en ideas 'clock Sirs. Henry Wight, chnir- men. They said he hod resorted to the arrest o f "Pawtucket Johnnie” Providence in tho full o f the prp We have anllmkad rarried out in both the decor- imn of the Welfare Department wholesale dismissal. Conley whose list of aliases is al­ vious year, the robbing and slay­ \ ft s J i avaUabU for lions and In the refreshments. most as long us his long prison ing of Harold Wheeler, Cran3ton f the Woman's Club .will enterv loane n improved [The next meetieff of the class record. Conley \n specifically chain store manager, and a score he members of that department, League Is Asked To roeidMCI and boat* e**.more of "unsolved” crimes on Ibe held with Mrs, Thilmo- Boat, _ . . _ ... . .charged with the .robbery of the ‘ roe present were Mrs. C. H. he past presidents of the Wornm u propertiee ia Protect Lithuania Pawtucket post office on February the books of Rhode Island police. n’s Club and the board o f mana­ i. Miss Nannie:Brooks, Miss Many .of those now . sought have f u b m s I i frees •*»••• ______ 1 , l!) 2 d when four masked men gers at a garden party at her McKimfc Miss Rebecca Clark, $10 0 ,000 . GENEVA, Oct. 18.— (INS)— *nd armed men overcame tho Evelyn Edenfleld, Miss Ethel home,'“ The Hotlse of Heart’s Con­ Th permanent secretariat of th* watchman and clerks on duty, M ils Dorothy Smith,'Miss tent.” jf Letat eleeed bomedk ft Thomas* Mrs. Porter Lan- ,The regular meeting of the Wel- League of Nations today received *trussed and engaged them, and leiW* stely ea ear laepew are Department will be held ut T R U E M A N a telegram from Lithuania asking s«™ly applied neetelyne torches to r., Mrs. Thelma Host and Mrs. he club house at 3 o’clock, when the council to protect the interests •tho big vaults and made off with ties. Ne red Upf. Cameron. FERTILIZER plans will be outlined for tho lation of Vilna from the Poles, Law c m c * :• :,J a n |Mr, and Mrs. Archie Bette and year’s work. of the Lithuanian minority popnCO. Charles, motored Sunday to The telegram invoked article See or Address Mrs. C. L. Goodhue has returned eleven o f the League pact. At the riuonville where they spent the Our Local Couneel Waite Poitont in ihc. Vloot! Mait from points In Ohio where she conclusion of the great war Vilna Main Office and 178 . R . DIGHTON One Tired mid Ir.cJJJcient. , spent several weeks. Factory was a Lithuanian city, but zubse|Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Te»gue who SANFORD n the ground that the bulk of the JackaonviUe, Fla. O you rite lame and stiff? Judge and Mrs. James G. Sharon population was Polish, > been ylslting friends at Drag through the day, (land left Saturday for Laur- spent the week-end, in Jacksonville quently it was seized by the Poles Ustlcea er.d depressed? Eve­ Local R epresenta­ S. C- where they will spend as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ning And you all worn out? tive PeloL at two weeks. Gaming Forger* Caught Have you given any tluraght to yotlr kidney;? Mrs. W. L. Roche of Louisville, |Kr. and Mrs.' Frank Bawlsey, of after-1 Two men who came near breekM o r tg a g e d Sluggish kIdneya allow waste C. L. Derby ‘ Petersburg, former resident* of poisons to remain in the blood L t funeral of her injc the bank in the Kuraaal at ford, who have been epending a and make one ttred and languid ih ^ l ‘ Oetend ended their streak of luck Phone 811 312 Stale Bank Hldg, « here as the gue*t* of friends, sister, Mr*. George Sch*f 1. Jai]| j * , coupier became suswith often nagging backache, Phone 5757 Tuesday morning fbr their drowsy headache* and dizzi­ picloua when an unusual number of Storage Orlando. Fin. ^ Vivian Speer and Ernest Betts 500-franc counters appeared on th* ness. A common warning of Sanford Feed ft were among those from Sanford sluggish kidney action is scanty table. One of thecoqnters was ex Supply Co. [kr and Mrs. Frank B«wUey, of motoring Saturday to Jacksonville Etmined and proved to be false. The or burning secretion*. Assist the kidney* with Dbnn’e Pille. Petersburg, former resident*" to attend tha football game. two players ' were arrested and Doan’e have been used since ^Sanford, who have been spend* IMS. Are recommended the M n. W. L. Roche of Louisville, found to be in noaaesison of 80,000 ' week aa the gueeta of franca worth of the forged count­ cou n try ov e r. AaJt y o u r left Tuesday morning for Ky., arrived here Tuesday after­ ers, while in their lodgings were neighbort home. noon to attend the funeral of her found more, representing 200,000 sister, Mr*. Georg* SchaaL francs. ' •nd Mr*. P. E. Bassett of Mr. and Mr*. Lee A. Conoley 1announce th* birth o f • son, Panama City — $95,000 jail of 7, October 17 at the Fernald and Ulmer Conoley motored Sat­ Bay County completed: north end Stimulant Diuretic Is the Kidneye Hoepltal. Mr*. Bauett urday to JackaonviUe where they of courthouse to be remodeled. GENUINE 13 PLATE ntmembered her* as Mia* witnessed the football game. noifmenn. FORD BATTERY FOR The many friend* of littla Mia* ' AND YOtJR OLD BA Mrt. Harmoif Kanner of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesrManhal . FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA PRUlTS AND FARM CROPS. will regret to learn thaf she is ill of Sanford, SIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS. *P*rujln^ • few days here as ! *t her home on Oak Aveonr. no Introduction, Ford Batteries "TIME TRIED AND CROP TESTED” o f Mr. » r . Kanner’s nanners paro f cars and are i They can be used on all Mr*. Henry MeLaulin and Mrs. Forty yean satisfactory sendee ta Florida Growers , “ 4 Mr*. Charles KanRa* U ery .; uietr home on Sanford Carrie WHH* left Tntadim morn Long dry sNM about aver. . 7 Edward Ine. ing by motor for St. Order now and save money by getting our REDUCED where they will attend Ute • JUNE FIRST price• Hat before'buying. Authorized ] 4 c. Service ^AUxande r Vaughan, Mia* cal. f Fair price*. Quality FertlUaan, Promj ! shipment. RHODE ISLAND IS REFUGE FOR THE NATION'S CROOKS 'TODAY BajusI on tha story - by .7 9 Roberts Rhinehart “ WHAT HAPPENBD.fi FATHER- " * with Warner Olaml^ Flobclla Fairbanks , A Will Roger* “ ROAMIN’ THRU’ TUB 1 RRALD ISLET* Ify rentst Mr. Brockhaliti * play ’* “ HUNTING SCENES” W E D N E SD A Y vj "UNDERWORLD” with Georg* Bancroft at tha Giant Gang Leader ,. .*< T elephone T eleph on e is b a c k o n th e jo b Phone 4 8 9 RHEUMATI May be relieved J»y rational treat! It can Rot be rubbed away. A te you one o f thoae unfortu­ nate* who suffer with pains in your muscles and Joints, com­ monly called rheumatism, making you miserable, less efficient, in­ terfering with your working hours, ruining your sleep? You msy have tried many things without relief. Why not try S.S.S.? For more than 100 Loans S.S.S. I took a count. • short time the rheumatle ' antirely left mo. I am tie perfect health, and wont <it that 1 have tried all kihi medicines but 1 think 3.8 the best*** Earl C. Caropbel West Main Street, Johnson Tenn. S.S.S. fa purely v e g e ta l is extracted from the fresh' o f medicinal plants and here ven to Nature what aha' _ building you up so that system 1 throws off tha caUM S.S.S. Is sold at *H good stores in two sixes. 1 M h size is more economical. r S slowing up: D D O A N ’S Tof > ftY mid Mrs. Clyde moTOln* for attend In- / E . O. P A IN T E R FER TILIZER C(> Jacksoi .. , . . fxV.-r: |pw> — L A B O R - T t»h -iJj? e n’ *,a n,»d N o w * From om sledge hammer to Electricity A revolutionizing foree that doe* the work irk cheaper, quicker, better and the worker ELECTRICITY �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1927, PAGE «-oun AN PLANS “ Watch Princeton1’ Slogan Sounded In Eastern Circles; j Roper Assembles Fine Team\ RACK O VER THE NORSE TRAI L IN THIS QUEER C R A FT Hikes 3000 Miles ithi in.'* he sai<l the other day an*l I none of th"m have developed the I rrmplex yhat makes them feel they | ______ 'that is sounding up and down the know more than you <lo. That a tha i WU1 Be Most Formidable In fo«»tbo»l gridirons these brisk Oc* (rouble with these all-xet.ran j They know it till an-! the | The* World In Proportion r '* r ,‘ f,p.rn^"*“ teams. Z, „ ... though the Big r“ L.'hr Threel IKer<' is no ( oaeh knows nothing. Now this , T o Tonnage: Will Bo Built f , nre> nr(. launched on what- may yenr’s Princeton tenm Is u smatt j O f Special Light Steel prove to be one of the most su - airgresive outfit but it is just thir­ --------ccssful season an eleven from Old sty for football knowledge and S a id T o F ir e 6 In c h Nassau has enjoyed in many a lung drinks up. Everything you give them. What S h e ll E v e r y S e c o n d Admittedly green and inexper- we’re doing is to feed it to them ______ kneed, Ihe Princeton inns are play- slowly enough so ns to avoid in­ A m azin g Ingenuity Shown In «n* “ /«nny game this fall, sound digestion." |___ . on defensive, conservative on ofOf the team which trimmed both | Getth>ff lUmwtt Com batant , fenj<f j>ut nppnrrntiy always doing Harvard and Yale last season P ow er o f Small VesselH thing at the right time when .lake Slagle and Danny | -------'according to the approved Roper .Caulking were performing their I LONDON.—Warships, which in formula. There has been £*i effort ' magic efore the crimson anti I proportion to their tonnage areeasi. ly Roper and his two chief aid-s. I blue, 12 men have been lost by \y the most formidable fight- Stan Keek and A! Wlttmer to htir- ! graduation or ineligigilitv, im-lud- 1 ing craft in the world, capable of ry the eleven along. Every stage I ing the line from tackle to tackle ’ firing a 6 -inch shell every second, in the development of the team has j and the two big scoring aces of are being constructed in Germany, .har bcon no attempt to load the the back. But with the exception according to information renching , hoiks up with a run*- of new plays of Single and Caulkins, Itoper g p .. London through govenrmeni chan- jr, ih<> parly season contests. pears to have developed a team, ( ***•*• | They have all been reserved for better and stronger in every |xisi- • Bound down by the Versailles lht, b|K November battles, but juit j lion than the 1020 eleven. Theaty to narrow limits of dig-jib? same the orange and black is At Inst present indications are i placement, Germany s naval con- forj»jnjj steadily along, using sim- that it will he a much more tap- j *true tors nre showing amazing in- |pic- and almost rudimentary form- able outfit when it rcuihe- its' genuity in putting the utmost ''e* jntinns hut exeeuting tliem with 1 mature strength a month hence gre« of combatant power into rela-, j ilRl nj, m exactness and prccitlrely small vessels^ which are ns Entile Rnekne demands of i I he new Princeton line compares favorably even now with s o m e of said to be packed with new feu- hJa . fj hti , rish the best, the Tigers have ever had turea and of amazing deadliness. i . . . These .hips, carrying enough oil B* 1 ['"P*1* confc^nc*^ that he :s I r.nd the baekficld i< crowded with to travel 6,000 miles with touch- at hi" compnratlvaly : promising ball carriers, kickerIng ports, and with a speed of ,Krx-cn nun. They II do as you tell knots per hour, are of a design so ) ■=— — . -r—zi— ~^r- —--r=..— = novel, and embody so many new: J * . / ^ *%,**» •features, that it must be conceded,! O L t l l 111 V ^ y U G n Flights across the continent a m tha German naval architects have : getting common, but here is un lived up to their pre-war reputaII-year-old girl who walked tho tions. .1000 miles front Pittsburgh ■to Los Angeles. In one stain tmVist Their hulls are built of a special We tell it?) (ihe lost live putrs o f steel, the formula of which is said shops In the mud. Her naitto is to be unknown, outside of the laTOLEDO, Ohio., Oct. IX (i\\Si Dolly .Maloney. Her parents a c ­ horatorfe. at Essen. Il combined ^ —Although the members of the companied her on (ho bike. lightness with great strenght, and weight has been saved by the use M i»f electric welding instead of rij1 r u jjiD L L n t r * rather queer looking contraption is the powerful Sikorsky amphi beta plane in which Frances (Iraysijn hopes to fly hack'over the -emeu galled n thousand years ago. The attempt t*» fly t" Denmark marks the first us«g'.* by Ametieun flyers of a plane that tin ithrr eiirth or water in trnns-ocetnic flit!.; May Be Successor to Ban Johnso New Ruling Passed By National Body On Knockout Count With a displacement of 6,000 ftL a tons, u length of 654 fret and n V A breadth of 50 <feet, the ships arc k .1 driven,'by geared turbines of 65,. AQHAq K E B 000 .heft horsepower, working on r high pressure steam from six oilburning boilers. At full power the ,f5speed will be 32 knots nt least but * more (a expected. When the ships p f B B w t ' Hf A are cruising the steam turbines l t,' MJA/ will b« cut out, and they will then , * ml 'w /Jr run on their Diesel motors. [ V . - B 'j The grement consists of nine | 0 -ln. guns of the lutest Kruppj TQjm >>»w| model, firing 10 l-pound?r shells, I V -H and capable of n very rapid rate of lire, with a range, on their highf N"^ W angle mountings, of 20,000 yards. j M Housed In triple turrets, three l m j BY RODNEY DUTCHEH > Neu Sen ice Writer Washington - The first tar* gilde evidence that Senior it lioemboom McWhorter is u candtdate for the presidential nomina- * tion is seen in the mysterious ap- ' “ P »i mis point tne count from p».tranee be an accuunt of the [ the timekeeper. Should th? bo.xi r senator's life and tim e. taking up at this point th** conn* “J. Boomboo McWhorter, States- 1 fmm the timekeeper. Should the man and Patriot," is the title cn hexer cir his feet leave the corner, the tovir and the contents comcounting will cease until he U repti.se an irresistible refutation of turned to his corner. the sneers of certain jealous per- i The association also rul.'il th,p1 sons who profess to believe that ; if a man falls or is knocked out o.• McWhorter really isn't such u the ring, he shall be given 2n sc <*- iniuh. ond- to return. If he fails- or i< A foreword carefully eftplaln* uitnbel to return, the referee hall that the pamphlet has no political 1 give him a count. ‘ purpose, hut you can’t bamboozle' The subject of knockdown- and official Washington, which has 1 kmnkou's took up nearly ih*- en­ “ten simiulr pamphlets before. Meet ‘ ’ P h o n e y .Smith, one of the tire time of the first day’s session. I At tiny rate, it’s the first time I best running backs In the south. convention today was continu­ lull justice has been done, for th • 8 mlth. playing his Inst yesr with The ing with the matte of he innetivi- .senator Ims beenr wearing un it Mercer, has already dashed off an ty of the lightweight _ __ champion. Jured look ever since he was ud17-yard run for touchdown this J * ............ and the claim of |vised that any senator who suiiHammy ^Mandell, seaiou. Tiger Flowers, former middle- 1 plied more Lhan three pages for weight title-holder for a return|the biographical section of the' -------- 'Congressional Directory would I / i L L o r V U l D r t L L year they trimmed Yule fur the _ _ _ _ wr |first time since 11112, and they uru QTAFU CHARQ AC wrking hard to make it two IJ lU L il k jU a lllJ f \ | j ‘ straight next Saturday. nnt 1 n n I'lTYTlITTkfcD "^^L' inJury ii*1* continues to 2 >T4 R\ K K T l I R N 'pur!'lJ,' 1>enn‘ Ber* * Ernest ff. Eamard who Is rumored ns successor to Ban Jof son ns president of the American League when (he latter stepiti of office. Barnard, now president o l the Cleveland lUdlans, has * connected with that club In various capacities slnco 1503. U* * born at West Columbus. W. Va„ In 1&7A. pBul SeulU and l l L l l U I I l l Brill, Backs, and Utx, guard will ___he unable to play nguinst Chicago BruceOildwdlAntlDuncnnFoK on *s “ iur‘l®y- The Chicago Eleven w p HUH a . ta Arm y co n ‘J F test OnSaturdiiv iWcHtPoint plays, which It failed to solve in T eam I’ rcparesForBiRGnme lust year’s game. I Roy llarhuti, Syracuse captain, NEW YORK, Oct., 18.— Yule’s l* injured and may not start footl nlll stock soured to pur today against Penn State. It looks as with the return to the lineup of ’ if the strong Nittany Lions will two Eli hack field stars, Bruce cross the Syracuse goal line at Caldwell un i Duncan Fox. Both archhold stadium for the first will play in the Yule-Army class- , time in history, ie on Saturday. I As u result of Ohio State’s deTbv bulih g squail faced three feat hy Northwestern, Princeton ii I ir I days of serin mage, beginning no longer lushing itself into ,i today. Special attention was puid lather over the game with the to the first airing substitutes, Huckcve outfit next month. Thu team and that thu duperiority of Cornell gume on Saturday now us­ her subs over the arm / seconds sun-os double importance, aspectmay be the deciding factor, ally us Gil Dobie promises to upIhe West Pointers, however, nre *set the Tigers with several new la TALLAHASSEE— Post riffle® Ur established on tampua M iity of Florida. n q ^ N E t^ - fouthem Bell Come n /., rebuilding outside plant o fj Is |3C^1 telephone exchange. II SPRINGS —Gulf Refin­ in'. party’* new warehouse here rushed to compltlon. LAKE CITY— Work improving r*iir trails at interest to Lake ity' being rushed to completion. If Thix Sign Streets Is Not Observed There WIH Be A Heavy Penalty. On T h ru THIS M E A N S O N ALL OCCASIONS Headlights and tall light regulations also are to be observed U N IO N ECZEMA O IN T M E N T For treatment nf Ring \Vorms, Jiggers and any skin eruption Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tha U N IO N P H A R M A C Y — Phone 375 — nourishing, body building foods are the only kind that s h o u l d e v e r be served— but to be sure o f always get' ting such foods you muse select only the best of baking materials and use Calumet, the leav■ ener of proven i 1 ^ ^ purity. E D . V . Price Suits - $ 3 5 To $ 4 5 OTHERS A T $ 2 7 .5 0 A N D $ 2 9 .5 0 Overcoats and Top Coats $ 2 7 .5 0 UPTAILO R ED -TO -M EASURE m i j i o f Police 51 a FIH8T RATIONAL ILDING -.y n A l m j *V* ‘‘M ST r m .* ft* w o r l Wes' y w » t i jf ■ l a y M It 11 d 's g v> f r.jf x A ^ �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1927. READ THE ADS ,s will be scattered throuRh the t ad columns— if your nam e is there it The Herald O ffice for a free tickthe MHane Theatre. Good for the lifter insertion only. Each day there nre a num ber o f trea­ sures to be found in the W ant A ds— voor name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op­ portu nity. Y, MODEI. TRIM CO. 'Vr'o trim the car, not the owner, Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD lanford Dally Herald NT A D . R ATES ms: Cash in Advance I 5— Help Wanted Female U — Room s W ithout Hoard b l ENOGRAPHER— Experienced, FURNISHED room for rent. can supply typewriter, or will Park Ave. call lor work to do at home. Mrs. Houser HUPS—MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137.1WANTED ,ne sds, will be received Irons and collector sent lately for payment. . ................9c a line * ____________ 7c a f'jne *>— Exchange 411 A Hunch for the Big Boys ‘olMCfc'THE QlWUi ARE CCCWDINCi OS OOT OF TVAS. tARBfcTL VIOPL Apartm ent F or Rent . 1 nit RENT— Apartments on Park Avenue. Frigiuaire installed. I " . t e r and garage furnished. Anr’ > 1000 Oak Ave. WANTED—Woman -a capabl >'°ung girl to stay with child he Full RENT— Furnished apartment tween the hours of 2 and V P. M v.tth garage. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor­ Call at 500 Myrtle Ave. ner 11th St. 1— Business Service L e rate* on request, If they need altering or repairing bring them to MACK the Tailor. 201 N. Park Ave. Satisfaction guaranteed. reduced rates are for btive insertions. [words of average length lunted a line. Imum charge of 30c for nsertion. . . . advertising is restricted intr classification. Li error is made The SanLrald will be responsible L ms incorrect i j ^ * ^ ; LdvMtlser for |ons. The oftlce should be [d immediately in c *30 “ Fred E. Russel. Farms. Groves. Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone* 632 \V. • WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything in \oung Lelies Wanted—Splendii opportunity to earn good money printing A ph*w»e u»U will get your man. Phone ll'i— W. 9 Rail­ easy work Apply to Gireulatim Manager, The Herald. road Ave. UKMSIiEll front apart all mod.r:. conveniences First St. Phone 207. rntan at Herutd Office FURNISHED apartment for rent in the Herald building—u down* LADIES COATS altered and relin- 6— Help Wanted Male 1 iwn location at remarkably loxv :0 ADVERTISERS ed. 210 Laurel Ave. , ■*— ------------------------rates. Ask for Mr. Haines U, The Herald representative Mrs. J. N. Robson Have opening for two more young Ifrrnld office men to learn to run the Linutype lChly familiar with rates anil classifaetlon will machine. Knur months course tree. ItKA UTIK UL A P A RT MKN T S-METAL ROOFING-The Roof Evou complete information, Two rooms kitchenette and hath, erl isting. Metal shingles; We will assist you to g .t good /in you wish they will assist standing senm tin and galvinizcd when you are competent. Good attractively furnished, centrally FOR s.v; 1 wording your want ad. roofs. See James II. Cowan. Of.k Iterators make from 540 to $75 per located, all improvements; $0 per | i lie til. Le it more effective. week. If interested apply C. A. week. Tel 777 or 775. Ave. and Third St Phone 111. chine «rd iluinej at Herald Office. , many ■><'>. IPORPANT NOTICE i price. Lrtisers should give their j LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre-,Solicitors Wanted —good pay mi 16— HoUSCSe For Kent i scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are good proposition. Apply Circuitfur postoffice address us L their plume number if 1 vs near you as your phone. Call 163 tion Manager, The Herald bull RENT— Furnished, part oi Eesire results. About • \e all tf six room house. Rent rea I out of u thousand has YOUR BUSINESS —card appear 7— Situation W anted senakle. 2200 Palmetto Ave, Iphone and th cothors I comn"ini' ale with you ( ing daily in this column will) Young college Fl)R RENT—-Five room eqttug" I they know y«ur address. 2uh ;ird St. Inquire of J. D. Uav roach over 3,000 every dayl Idlsmnlinucnce MUST he vi-nn. Rural 2303. Bin person at the Sanford •and it costs so little a 12 word A office nr by letter. TcleUa A n d r low ers 5.ROOM furnished house for rent. I dlscoiitinurnccs arc not td for one mouth costs only $2 .f>0 — ------ * 1 i Sen V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. l —Single red hibiscus----- ------------ —:--------- -Phone 148 \ , yellow’ Japanese atrl I'm Rent—Five room house. Hath I’roinpt - Efficient guavas; other thing< » u id screened poreh. $2 » 00 p r fust u<k for '‘Classified Depart--‘IMm, Ellsworth, month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone l'JOW. i ' ment” l*. Phone 3303, ----- T -» ________________________ _ it And Found Sl\ ROOM bungalov/, gas, wutcr, 11— Mi-sctillaneous electricity, both, fire-plac" screened porch, double garage. An attractive home, partially furnish­ ing land, cleared, on paved rm l ed. See E. G. Norton, Mollonville in Orange county*, for rent at $2.00 Ave, WHV NO'I" F’A f&ClUtze THE BEA.OT'f FAKlCBli.CCY5^ A KlAuTf tceowent . PUfA'jt Coolidge Visits H istoric Site in Pittsburgh liotnnhiTus I passenger touring ' car, I and nns like new, to exfur coupe in good condillcphou* 775 after 7 P. M. DODGE cars and Graham trucks "* 13th Street. Phone 3. LNS & COWAN CO. Auto 3(,r and sheet metal works, tnch Ave. Phone 718-W. NF0IU) BUICK CO 212 Maganlin Ave. Phone j67. CAR AWNINGS.— Auto Awning PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piuno ; Co. 11 Dali Bldg. Mouee for rent. 1405 W. 1st S', i tuning by experts with 17 yours Apply Kent Vulcanising Works.) experience. Sanford music store und Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & .11 Me* 12— W anted . . — — .— .---------- ,----------------— FOR RENT: Five’ room bungalow Lnnder Arcade, Phone 832. Want to buy two horse plow und at the corner of Palmetto Avenue tractor disc harrow. Phone tin. and Kntie Street. Large living (room, dining room, two bedrooms, BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation esening 77 5 . boxes and general cement work ------------------------------------------------ 1 hath, with shower, kitchen equipMiracle Concrete Co. J. E, Tor- WANTED— Room and board with tied with electric range. Front und wiRoger, Proy, 3rd and Eln>. private fumily, use of bath, tel**- rear porches. $40 monthly. Address phone, garage. Address J. G. S. C. B. cure The Herald. 1curie. Box 1355, City. ------------------------------- ----------------LUMBER and completa line or FOR RENT: . Small cottage on building material. Low prices. Miss Kathryn Wilson Magnolln Avenue just north of Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Central Street. $25.00 monthly. Grad ts Come From*' Maple and Wanted—Mrs. J. K. Torrance tu Box 123 care The Herald. Sixth. Phone 797. tall at The Herald office for a 1— — ----------------free ticket which will entitle her to $3750.00 is the price/ of fimal1 cotI tuge cn wo" located lot on MairCONCRETE in every shape and a free ticket to the idianc. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ -------------------------------------- •---------- nolia Avenue $6C «#») all that Is mentals, etc. Sanford Cement P ro l I BUY, and pay cash for s:conn, miuired.’ Balance payable just like ►me’ pianos. Box 332, i'h o ' rent. Box 124. cam The Herald. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple ' Sts. Phone 112-W. 901— J. J 1 W W ____________________ ;___________ ^ —— -v ~ ro.K^ - tic caddy mastc me There'S a lame trr ^ t s from mere with The 8EST fish im it too ever saw say — r-.. - w h o c a t c h e s t r c b ig g e s t F ish b u ys THE SUPPER . v for all o f u s ---------Y > OJR l l X k y - . * ■ BYTAYLOn NOVI HENW-JUST Fof? THe FJN OF IT - THE. FELLOW UT'GGOOCT AND TRY _____ _ - (W R C - I M ' j 17— Husl u ' sm Music Charm While In Pittsburgh a" the guest of Secretary Andrew Mellon, President ar.d .'ira. Cooltdgv, *•’ .'c<| the hist ir’e blockhouse, a art of old Fort Pitt, where George Washington Fought Irdinn i r i i ’• *-f;j is shown in front of the Mellon home. Left) to right are Mrs. Coulidgo, the pre.uden: Ssvrcta.y o f luibor James J. Davis, St rotary Mellon, Mrs. R. B. Mellon, Mrs. James J. Davis ami Sm nel M r t Chi o h , tv.airnmn of the Carnegie Foundation. Flees Mexico i'lgrcM For Rent For Rent—2 stores, nos. 309 mid 311 Sanford Avenue, singly or ' -Ir tly, at attractive prices. Jn-». F. Pearson. 236-Meisch Building., 19— Houses For Hale .mm FOR SALE; two apartment houses on large lot, modern, close In, beautiful surroundings, garag", $ 1000.00 down bulunct! like -.cut. See owner. L A. itenuud, 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190— W. ■,-r*ji" FOR SALE: .Well ' r oust race tc l bnnealo v. corner Palmetto Avj und Katie Street. Five rooms, bath with fthower, kitchen equipped with olpctrlc ranee. Owner nut of thd city dnd will *?1l at lese than act­ ual value. Price $6500.00 with $100 cash and $75 monthly. Addrcis Give *'Doc'* Bo liter, director of Washington State athletics. .» Box 101 care The Herald good old-fashioned brass lumd at • FOR BALE: Furnished , .Spanish all varsity Kunics to pep hi* bungalow of 6 rooms. W<H ioent- CoUitAr loot hull pLv. i * up an.l ' ed. o f good conxtnivtioit Owner he's sailslleil g lint Hohl.-r w«»n't living out of cit^v and will sell rd stand for any music when the reasonable priry. and on e«rv 1-mil ts bat tu* a prurli,-** gam- { terms. House Is located on High Street, near Elm Avenue with ».t* JA C K S O N V IL L E uuuung eneroies *‘ to eafor*o Pow*r by tractive *u^rot*,*,|Tr *•• UoqHlo m - penults issued here on recent day p4U|tfi** Genera) G. A. Salinas, ~n-*. Price furnished $8^00.90 totaled $88,000. i former Mexican minister o f avU$500 cash and the balanee any re­ — —--------------- . | Hon, has come to El Pasrf. Tlsx., asonable way. Address Box 431 JACKSONVILLE— First Chris- ( • refugee. JIa broaght bla Care Herald. tain Church establishing 2 story family across tha bordsf. brich building costirg $25,000 ut Church and Julia Streets. ________________________ _____ I £ CRACKY wg good o v e r jS-nr KEEP5ME SUITING MT C Ho o k HENRY YOURE THE WORST FISHERMAN I EGER SftW-WKY , YOU HAVEN'T HA5 V. a e r re v E T - j - I DlDNT PUT any BAIT ON MY HOOK ? Say, i 'm w ue nil its. erconli � 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. 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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 18, 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/726bff56612a488537cec1d81a949081.pdf dba87dec77f32571c5d38ac153ac2586 PDF Text Text ■> N B W 8P A P K K V ■-1 ■'v£u Fair ton!) treme nortl night *nd tomorrow Florid*'* C» 4»-l vfl Tiaiu&d W ire I n te r n a tio n a l NewB S erylcc Auditor fffcld For . C^rtlfeiite Theft MONTIc RI/LO, Pin., Oct. 19 _ ( lN S ) —E. H. Smith, who dis­ appeared shortly #ft£r h* had been sent here to audit the ac­ count* of the'MontfceHo bank together W#th a number of cer*, tificates which he had persua­ ded depositors to turn over to him to organize a Loan and Trust bank- Is in jail here after oeing arrested in Griffin, Ga., where he was fdund running a hotel. . Smith, originally sent here by the comptroller to audit tho Dank of MontiCello’u accounts because of tls affiliation with ft chain of Georgia banks which were breaking, told A number of depositors fn the bank, after It had been reopened, that if they would turn over to him certain certificates he wobld promote the loan and tru st hank. • ' 9 A N FO R I). F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 19. TOS7~~ gm fcs;. . . » BORAH, BUTLER DEMANDS. FAIL TO DRAW FIRE ER&TO M n s W A o d i l B u ^ a n O f C irculation* • a Church Is Damaged In Dynamite Blast Investigation Jury In Fatal X READY FOR DRY AIDES’ SCHOOL PITT3TON. P A , Oct. 19,— INcj)__Ah explosion which was neard for miles bsdly damaged &. John’s Catholic Church here today. Stale police who rushed to the scene said a time bomb had been planted in the entrance. The church, one of the lar­ gest fn the Scranton diocese, was badly damaged, and win­ dows In the number of nearby buildings were shattered, of suspects this was the fourth Polico arrested a number of dynamiting in Plttosnn within a short time. r -v i DEAL LAB) ON H.M.BLACKMER ash-ui It Is understood that Upon he request of counsel for, the ............... II. II. HarUten, Atlanta salesman,} the oronora jury, will later ex« ‘ * to -1amide witness. This wnry "III a coronOr’s jury was empaneled to-1 day to arrive at the cause of death’ prow ibly not be completed until — who * Bonn time tjynorrow when a verdict Unde Sam Will Open Univer­ Leaders Are Not Tm -I^R ^K Bebn son, aged- 23, rical Producer Is sity For Prohibition Men •to Taeid Tuesday a t the Femald- will >e returned in this case, It was pressed By Challenge That!died early >n Hospital from a fractur- leAried today. On November l;Degre«» Of All Potential t . ...d a te s 1I-aughtoft [Secure Freedoiti F ineral services for young Robvv fu m * J fd skall sustained In an automobile E. D. P. AreToBe Conferred Declare Selves On . Serving: Four y collision Monday afternoon a t the iiuo i were held from the funeral interesetion of Park Avenue and cha| el this afternoon a t 3:13 [ths Of Sentence o’cb ck. Rev. J. Bemad Root, pastor Twentieth S treet • Tho Jury convened this m ornln) of the Peoples Congregational and viewed the remains at the fun-1 ChcAch officiating. Interment took ira te d C a s t oral home of Miler and Erickson, nbe in ta k e View Cemetery. ‘T r lh lb ltlo h Can*! B* M ade and this ofternon they are report-] Man y beautiful floral offerings Doran Aims To Redure Frict-| fon With Public Arid Lertt- ir ftv y m i \ j T I l D M A f l N atio n al Issu e In 1928, Is ed to hav'e visited the scene of the were received, testimonials of the high esteem In which the young innate Users Of fnt6xlcants> H r l l 1 LIN l u K l T l U l L accident and also ta have examined View Of S e n a to r F le tc h e r the three automobiles involved in. man was held. IYorker’s Health WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.—Uncle I WASHINGTON. Qct. 19 ,(INRl j Sant prepared today to open his • )ves While. In —The demand of Senator Wiliam first university for prohibition j inta Institution E. Borah, since seconded by Nich­ agents. j WASHINGTON. NGTO Oct. TO— olas Murray Butler, that both maj­ On November l representative* ISpeculative Selling AndShorl or parties and nil presidential can­ Of all district dry offices in United , Covering Feature Activities The onus of th<e Continental didates go upon record on the a ,* .2 J L Tt;! o f Brokers; Beers Coneenquestion of prohibition, apparently hibltion law. i tmte Attack On U. S.Steel failed today to ceafe much impres­ After getting an E. D. P. (extra ; _____ sion either upon Republican or red to h a v e $S&Oidry rn prohibition)n fdegree they will | NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Reaction Democratic leaders in the capital. placed u p o n M. r tn nMn jn th s of his venr-artd-a....... [m an of The only endorsement came Sameul, SchwartzbapLWntch' Prominent Business Meh ,01 _ ia c k m e r, f o r m e r c h recovery, speculative aeljlng trict schools for other ireu.uu* ofGclals, 1and Refrom wet leaders, who have been and short covering, atbearish th e b o a rd o f th e M I State Hold Conference In agents and inspectors. fc urging prohibition as a national I maker, AdmltsHeShotForagainst the speculative fav* fin in g C om pany Jacksonville F o r Purpose The instruction course will be tacks’* sometime tomorrow if issue ever since their respective | mer Russian Chief Because oritas and strong bullish support according to aeficinl miners arnve fVoJn Of Asking MoreConcesshma complete states elected them to office on ■ Of Many Jewish Outrages r i ! . u ;11and, V i i «nt Cf°Ju f o r stocks at the" low price ijvels, Ltnn that soon, warden W. A sse ts O n Ju ly 31 p la c e d A t wet p la tf o r m * . Otherwise, ther«warmed Up, . etoC'C Tnarket • turmoil ly I86.50J.I6 When •r<H j>l methods of enforcement. The ms today. tn,jnvtk*Once once aeain the ‘nmarket market an- trial stated today. , . Btfckrfer has been m Europe for again the ap to be a strong sentiment | JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 19. will Include: or courses couf 1 papers, mailed last nieht, ould H a te B r t n $259,070; jn i^t), parties p: to write general j PARIS. Oct. 19,—(1NS>—Sam­ —(INS)—A committee of promin­ yor peered to be entirely in the hands of four yesw avoiding apparenca to Schwartzbard, 33 year old Rus­ T )—Conduct of raids. (1) -4 Jdlv arrive in time for CarII trials and the professionals, who .. ch'umod SUm Pro-RatedOverSOYenrs law enforcement planks into their uel of. ......- — - etoce th br i« s a beent Floridians will meet with the ' ) - Legal methods of search around the Well-known stocks with­ the watchmaker, who Ls .on trial Southeastern Passenger Associft (2 ttorney 1into court leave today... he said. gan has sent an attorney 1928 platforms and then to forget sian for Hi' assassination of Gen. Simon nd sei: lanq seizure. rnment’s right to Ill nnT I will have to si«m in a radius of three or four potnts. to defy the government's the subject. ion at Savannah today in nn effort Prtlurc. formerly a member a t the ° ™ (3)—Use u* ----------- ------------jcial papers nnd that a an. Oh July 31 of this year the Further evidence of the easier subpoena him. Butler scored far more heavily government of Ukraine, Russia, ad­ to secure further concessions from (4)—Proper employment of un­ y A nut a fr*o man. fuiujact sinking fund, set aside to retire Harry P. Sinclair, the railroad plan’ proposed by Je r­ tendency In the money market was , . pandit ion* of tho parole, aa bonds of the city government of with the other proposals for 1928 ded further deir.P* to hla confes­ ry W. Carter, state hotel commis­ dercover agents. told the jury. Had nq I furnished by the decline of call presidential issues. The New York­ ( 6) —Relationship between pro­ forming of thaContlneu' Trading that’s done.”' „ Sanford, had a deficit of $172,503.­ er called upon candidates to de­ sion under cross examination today. sioner. hibition enforcement and legitimate rates to 3 1-2 per cent, for the first Company, whlch h . Schwortzhnrd was less animated ,ite of Carroll will mark the 77, according to the audit of the clare themselves on farm relief, time in the current month. Coming The Florida business men are led . Silted solely of Blackmy . KSthW. I a ca«e celebrated through- City’s books which has been re­ world peace movements, the eli­ than he wu. yesterday, when he by Herman Dann, of St. Peters­ business ■•y ( 6 )—Regulation of alcohol plants at the time when professional ael- Slnclnlr earn* to the Continental esticulated exultingly rhnuted and r Hted States and the theat- cently completed. Contributions mination of "lame luck" sessions ling of tha industrial stocka was burg, president of the Florida state and breweries. while admitting the killing. He deicrests of the entire world. to the fund over a period of 17 its height, and prices at the 16w to purchase oil -for his own eonChamber of Commerce and will in­ Dr. J. M. Doran, prohibition com­ at • • __ , . larked by bitter court bat­ years should have totalled $216,­ of congress and the issue of *ov*] nled that he shot Potlura afte r the, clude, W. L. Fawcett of Venice; missioner level of the day, the announcement corns. is endeaVoring to hulltl “Sinclair never got » cent out in efforts to obtain clemency 289.64 with 1 interest increasing emment for the masses ns against 1|att4,r had fallen to the ground in Walter W. Rose, Orlando; Bird up a prohibition of the lower money rate had the machine which of the ConUnentol. and n e w h*d rsshington ami the utter col­ that sum to f2o0.070.93. Instead government for special interests. | Boulevard S t Mltchel. but adm it Lathem St. Peteraburg; E. G. Se will operate with the effect of bringing about one of thj; minimum of on and the tod that he hud shukin hands with prohibit!) nni nc nuu im uun n»nu» wuu -r-.. i n ni-Uia •A h between li the convicted man while of this sum on July 31 the assets periodic “short, rallies’’ for which anything to do With It," the Xltorpoliceman who arrested him • n,a>or "f Miami, L. P. D , friction with the public and legiti­ the market Is becoming famous. erved Senator S W. , from New York tojLhe pri- of the fund only amounted to wet issue,’ observed mate users of-alcohol and liquors. also H. McMnster (R) of South Dako­ when he made sure he had killed Tampa. in a car with 20 other $86,607.16. U. S. Steel common was the ta r­ nel$ttlrt«m . To accomplish this result It was II.-E. Robinson, general manager, the $26,000 In b o n a ^ncUhr ewm* the victim he sought and not an in­ ta, "there is no question that the prisoners get against which the baerlah pro­ To restore the fund the City will , and W. G. Resves assistant general regarded as necessary that all per­ fessional’s mill hava been reduced Fall after he waa out. of Office:’T, from tne train ut Green-1have ta laise $183,037.84* The dlf- huddle west is dry. The west, how­ nocent person. sonnel of the dry army should have manager, of the state of Florida Fall bad been engaged as counsel . C, Carroll lingered in the i ference between this sum and the ever, s more Interested in mak­ The prisorter said he had followed travel bureau official organisation Jk thorough schooling in legal and this week to 66 D 2 per cent of for Sinclair to go to operations, aghliut 68 per cent last Lm-al for seven weeks the | exact deficit of $172,563.77 repre­ ing furm relief the paramount is­ Petlura Intending to kill hhn be­ sponsoring the tourist season ex­ technical phases f enforcement. eo ta in Immedlam sue of the 1928 campaign than in cause ho held Petlura responsible waa& The iron fcge, in Ita Xrsekly L y i which were marked by tent !«.n movement, will attend the No effort, however, Vrili be made sents 110,474.07 which Is the total for pogroms in Ukraine in which giving that place to prohibition.’ \nxlsty f#r his life by remd»SiKln?Sndlable,,' to bring about centr$llsfttfam of survey, held out the promise a t 4 „ meeting. amount of sinking lund moneye.jp “Prohibition can’t be made u thousands of Jews were,killed. " * [and hinds. / Mr. Carter is expected to arrive control in Washington.. So far »a dosed banka. It la - lmpractical, national fssde fn 10® , RfcnaUnr "I was so happy when I learned IrtnUy s broken wreck of the auditor’s comments say to re­ thpe for tho session from New rxisnlblfs the .prohibition borfcM a pronoun Duncan U. Fletcher ((D ) of Flori­ that was really Petlura I had aHof g and taken to tKe prison chief ada decentralUlnlr control c-ellaneous the entire d*^*!vino2^.7*ftr da, predicted,' "unless ono party that I could not resist jthe Imptllse, *( _..e railroad have already reduc­ and putting In tfco’fiS fiftif S ir nd> for tresta^at by Dr. C. T. store H . prison thyririan. Hei re- a n d lir 'o r d i* to .♦ BjM en (he bur­ comes out direct foVfepea! of the to seise the pallceman>* hand; ed' the rates between the period of ministratora reaponslbllity for all prices. St«eL ci. son pH T*i< low 143^ a decline o, prison hoe- den they have compiled > achedule Eighteenth Amendment and tho testified the prisoner. "I had to October 15 to fare and one half for > { V to L I remarbM) Itmeht and In a short time of future contributions to the arty which does that, Commits po- identify Petlura from a photograph the round trip. The bureau hopes to ------------- ... . jj*. to the prison honor form sinking fund which will make up tical suicide. By simply saying and for a moment I feared I might secure a round fare for one fare at the lower prlc* levels. fh§ worked is clerk In the the deficit over a period of ycara VouV© for or hghlnst prohibition in have shot the wrong man. But the pine ten per cent. And gain an ex­ ........ . . {ainit policeman told me it was Petlura tension of the time for redeeming tors have launshed drives against Both the preferred and the com- government alleges After ’ ^pro-rating the deficit ike saying you’re fo r or agi iS.** ‘ on stock* of Dodge Brothers, aa others formed to purcliial* g,900school and college bootlefgprs. man .ed by the winds and sun over a aO-year'period and adding the rising sun. Prohibition is h!iere.’ and than I was satisfied and joyful. the reduced rates. But I did not fire after Petlura had ill as the’ 6 coni convartoblc in the open air recreation this to the regular contribution, Assistant secretary of the treasury well 000 barrel* of oil • fallen to the ground." , , requests for cooperation from uni­ bonds of Ute compinjr I m given prisoners, ChrroH, the auditors h ate shown lh»t |n® Colonel llumpbries. Profit*i from A policeman (oiitradicted versity president and instruted ad­ the lowest prices of the . 1n health, color and weight, annual suih to btf set aside for the this deal vtoaL to FXlUs 1* M i Schwartzbard’s testimony, claim­ ministrators to open a drive against the bonds losing t points and the now considered Yh better next 30 years for the sinking fund Sinclair canto into to# • ing he saw the prisoner firq a bul­ preferred wtockt 6 . points St 66. ly as a representative 9*, this class of violations. • i condition than he has bcon will be $76,137.24. I'his annual a preferred stock let into petlurn’s body after the In some epaes, it is undertstood, lars. li't contribution together with the In­ obablilty of a fq- companies drtlrous erf latter had fallen mortally wounded. “spottera” have been plnocd in col- sd}ftstoa the probability Imally of a high strung, ner- terest th a t it will draw, will re­ toe oil from Blackm&, th*• •Mg* The policeman said he Was back­ K»ge dormitorlfi to w tirw lne the duction In the divided rate,,If not ney asserted. pUckmar, lt *Ppear| temperament, the theatrical tire bonds amounting to $3,763,000. up against a corner and feared to source from which students were In wiping out entirely of the cash ed, was acting only M a middl* man | iy>tem apparently broke un­ Commenting on. their schedule of dividend to preferred stockholders, A special chapel ppogi am was venture in the line of fire from ite onus of being >4nt behind payments for this purpose, tJie :buying liquors. _ A plea for increased safety, in SshSvaTtabard’s pistol. i Common stock declined to around who waa turning over the Hompresented at the grammuschool firs. Today he is welh as far auditors say: the home, on the streets and every­ rmrtes oil *t a profit of 25 e*ntaa Ita. also a new low record. this morning, commemori ing the ody Is concerned, acco where in the daily Iff® of the peo­ “Should contributions bo made anniversary of Cornwr lla’ sur­ i Dr. Nelians, and there U no ple was presented before the Sunrender to Washington, Mrs, Pear) of nny further nervous according to this schedule, and ford KIwanis Club at fts weekly the money invested to yield four Babbit, principal, presided and |on of his incarceritlfln. He luncheon by R. B. Grove, head of Mrs. Effie DurdlH, sixth r.rade, had more subdued, and not os run cent annually, sufficient funds " ir work fo r the Florida Power were present. . ...ous in his actions as be- will bo accumulated to meet the BOSTON, Oct. 19 (IN 8 )—Eddie charge of the exercises v hlch were Blackmer at that mefttog and Light Company. Mr. Grove general bonds a t maturity. n> fthe doctor thinks, Detroit airplane designer ocned by the school sinking “Am­ he wanted the transaejon oil’s wife and his brothejrs, connection with all future contri­ commended the local club upon Stinson, erica The Beautiful,’’ followed by Henry MeEntyre, negro, tod»y reported missing with hla wife and its efforts for safety w<*k v *hw'J mated to the napto of to* butions to the sinking fund, the and James Carroll, who the flag solute. Gilmer Steele re­ -------eatsl tradlnf company of lined beside the producer auditors Aake sugigestiona for two begins today and Will continue four companions in a Stinson-De- cited "Cornwallis’ Surrenders to was. fined $100 or 60 days by Judgo w . E. White, on a charge of po*- i r MVp RVILLE, N. C., Oct. 1 9 ,- ada." Senator Thomas, he troiter plane, la safe. The filers, chances Which would hava the ej- through October 23. ghoot his illness in Washington." ' . lng m alt liquors. P *ttroim an!,jNS)__I.'0Hnw|n,r a conference had herer .hiard of such to forced down by fog and rain on Pointing out ,t|» jjangers of not and in Atlanta for several fect of unhiding confusion in the The pupils of the sis i grade re­ J. Wilcox, who made the wnrest preapectors of Mrs. Hatton. Llttteton said, and It J after his imprisonment, were .acdotfaftfit *W 0,6 ftmd* The observing traffic regulations prop­ h farm near Snvrborn, Mass., 30 cited the First Psalm, which w»* also captured'th e . manufaetnrtrot ’ ■ “ _ j miles from thU city, motored to •tty'G atlin, 20-year-old M erly, the- speaker stressed particul­ (in New York todpy *» rt- gtstUrrui are a s follows: followed by an addm * by Superin­ outfit, consisting Of two allegW pprtlclde. today deddi MacIgfr’ ctioMl W g ta w n n t. ]itions had been received a t tne " lid j No contributions should be arly the . dangen arising from Boston early today. tendent T. W. Lawto u Mr. U w crocks, » supply of botttee,-a-cap­ toxefl Goverrnor Me(Lean to or­ ' Vme In the plane was hurt. drunken automobile drivers. Most hotel where thqy, mode to the sinking fund except bmed to stop. It U not knowrt amounts intended for tha payment accidents,’’ said Mr. Grove, "can Stinson aifd his wife were accom- ton spoke moqt In niringly on ping. machine *■ xreU a* 18 bottka der a'ep ed il term of court for the e o w n , of nied by Duron ltavcne Bame- ‘ Study, of AnierifW UUtory, es- of-begw. A charge of wcklese^driv- trial, which 1* expected to U at fo r and other* t bndon th* *r they will cdYfra to escort of general bonds at maturity. I be prevented, hut there is no ex­ a German aviator; J. T. nentlai to Good Citii unship." Pro- ing w*s also brought again** Me* several Weeks. oil from the prison tomorrow., •, tract. cuse for the drunken driver. It % desited to aceomolate and Whittaker, Stinson's mechanic; feossor Herman Mi»nia gave a Entyre for. which he w** given $10 “Sinclair, nekt set ap art funds fa r Interest pay­ Every drunken drlvef is a poteiv Philip Ashby and Fred Koehler. brief address on “1 hyjrical .Cul­ YORK, Oct. 19 (IN S)— ments In advance of the dates of that killer and hanging Is too gooR merely (9 ur« ture." . , , ° r'A°t «uw' of ll. H. Hartetea, held owncomp*nle*,’ he co; , . yed by the news of his par- payment, a separate hank account for him.” ** driving, %a» q»tlin I* lh the county W»s The school enjoyed a violln solo On a charge of reckless Earl Carroll’s wife. Ws sUtcr tote uevfT* ' T. L. Dumas, local superintend­ lfed over to th* eowrty. jL N. bj' Marl Hoblnyon nho was accomer, left Hew York today should he Offered. ent of tile Atlantic Coast Line, an­ toon, Jr., faced Judge Wtui® 2. Contributions to the fund anied oy Ella Mae I lendel. A piano It" Atlanta to accompany the thcanounced that Robert Scott, safety should solo by Miss Maxine Young was al- with th* charge of *P*c<ltog sgxtost Smith T. Petty, and concealed 1producer home ffom the fed- „1 1M be made by check draw nto director of the TtllroXd, was unconcluded, When Li tie' & | penitentiary where h4 h*s the order of the Sinking Fund abre to attend. Mr. Dumas mado„ . WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—(INS) mi a most enjoyable part of the him. .but the case waa continued body tor more than a year. until Friday. Tha arrest w*» msde 1four months for perjury W sent, a proportion a t each dayJ short talk statin r hat his com-' —American Marines again nave programme. hy O. E. WUIUim*. C. H. Heath, ar­ Petty’s long dixsppraranee, they Mrs. Babbitt announced that th? tlon with his famous bathtua cash receipts, have been deposited pany listing the the in­ in-1 inflicted heavy casualties on banhad been simulating rested by D. V. Phillip* c h a re d found bis axe-ha^ed body in the in the fund’s bank account, the re­ school gives interesting chapel with bring drunk, aid a fine of $ 6. basement at S u c T j^ ttlto l home. and treat of their employees \ safety | today that programs every week and friends i once estranged Wlf«i who be- mainder being deposited to the for some years and that the Smv The navy • _ * ilia ih* urns arrestod to d then The ca*e of John Derinitis for The same' day about 70 brigands were killed or of the school are always welcome r reconciled to Carroll during credit of the ordinary fund. charged with the erirae.Poilce ta- ulatlon of drilling. Roberta ford division had stood near thi tolling groceries oh Sunday, which wounded in a fight with marines [(Continued On Pnga Four) waa continued from Monday, wa* vestlgatod after Rev. Thomki F . head of the list for some time. and native constabulary who were '1 dismissed, rank Mord, negro, held Pardue, eretkfhlle evmngfUst, The Kiwanls Club will have aearhing for Li. E. A. Thomas, of _. xU ged an alleged confession ( oFn a charge of reckless driving, .“safety slogans" thrown on the Richmond, Indiana, add S g t Frank D a tr n a g e T o O r c h a r d s to toe crime made by the accused Woman. bad hi* case dismissed. Willie screens of the local theaters and E. Dowdell, of Carbondale, Illinois, Fall and Smith, negro was fined $6 for dlswill ask the local minister* to marine avaltor. No mariiwa were b e t tod CUMBERLAND, Md., Oct. 1 ? - orderly conduct. ^WlUl* Taylor,! bring the Importance of co-opera­ killed. Four native guardsman fell. Harding Ml order.- r (IN S)—HrtrtY dkmnge to orchard* tion for safety before their sev­ George W. Holland, Interior in this district was feared today as eral cdngftgrtf& h oh nexl Sun­ partment clerk, identified swollen streams carried volumes day. Cards pledging courtesy and melted snow down thf Alleghanles. ORCHARD BEACH, Me ' LONDON, Oct. I 9 „ j ^ t i ^ y j h docomean, tod Vrcaution will be distributed m she A warm rain, which continued un­ 19.—(INS)—PoesftnHiy OfI t nuUsabl* tp »»f* Smith, director of the schools of 8anford In an effrt to survey, was called fay. abated for thirty hours, brought • to Copenhagen, Denmark* haInterest the children In the move­ BERLIN, Oct. 19.—(INS)— much bust with It evidence that apple crops “ 111 p. m., and mldnSgbt Michael, the boy-kiag ef Roumanit m the vicinity had been badly damof the de­ ment. ky moonlight loomed today necUon with the affairsBank Court la schkdimtoole Count;ty lou has been token to the Carpethlan funct SemWole Countjr sha (Continued On $» amphibioh airplane TttSsd _ ___ according to lo informa­ to conven mountains to avo4d the rhsnger o AFi October ial today. be dismissed fnfi Snow In the mountain! seriously 4* Weight tests waft r ■ owe him a infant! . telephone and telegraph ... received here today [ h teach here und4)TttU •u r German news communications. There was no so great it almost to P S Buchams A report from Tallahassee atat' * Mn. Frances Wilson 6 rmy> debt to his country docket of both criminal agency i t to this district, noth« S ___ _ ope ck** ! Ypr nmcanL Our debt to ,TB*i WASHINGTON, 6 c t, g that Great f*f «nd rain held sway toAajr token temporary 3 already beep f the d *whlch^ t ^ S)—The severe storm to tn« Atmillions JW predictions at d a rtin g charges of (•covered in the royal paiacj at TO FINANCE POLAR HOP lantie froA Mafai to Florida has linanla. paganda fot tt» the uvenini enasUd . a • * wi ‘ m brought o p lM t C o m * o l|.r A i» « taken a heavy holl of coastwise States h>>“• a . . . . . Grayion to confer INS - 8, On p U . o f™ * 1 V ikE d estr o y s sc h o o l . thru Stnltx aver the i anfce. ........ ■ ' ' The coast guard reported today |*uoeallgbi) hop. The tide wil court granted a * rft o f • f anuopaM... anticipating necessity of Mass, u Oct. IS— PHANCBJ5 th at 11 schooners have 1)6611 BiNGHAM. Mass. [r$***n 11 p. m. and midnight, and Ruaalan attempt*, a -,006 fhra early today wrecked In the last 1ft hours. roobi Wr the runway a t the •t-2 ( 1N 8 )—A ............. m was formed today to WASHINGTON,. h The shipping board Hp*r, presi­ Jr* Th« next low tid* will be sheriffs o f. Seminole ^and Leon WELDS IN counties. d e d Adams, this morning * * * * * 11 p. m. Thursday '. as towns were attempUng to On account of the t u o s t g fit * } the captain and ton nren ol t.T L l ^ n t weather {rtdkaUons this * Spreading schooner, WUllam Burnham, which were that a strong north- w rk of abeas corua to favor jof . No one was the reports and burning of* N 'w •Jnd was probable until S*** Comptroller In coart ^ U now bite. »j current along the one. gu*rd ship* available out to aid « v l ty i ‘V ■r-K iii n j >9To Close Haphazard lVfcethods To Be Eliminated1—: Both Parties Dcdlre To Evade Question Sinclair Never Got STOCK MARKET IS Cent, Court Hears ---- —— ——— IN DAY’S TRADING SLAYER IS HAPPYl FLORIDANS TALK OVER MURDER OF TOURIST MOVE TH M B o ffic l NOW SHOWS rrSerj^.%if^ !!$ l!72,563 D1 Counsel F o t Sinclair And Fan Declares Accused Were Not Involved In-teases $25,000 Payment Sent Fall Was For Work He Did In Russia 0, waa received «, S con* ,h’isra. m. R Special Term Will Nef Be Sought For Trial Of Patri ide Utility Man Speaks ToHiwairians Upon Subject Of Safety Judge White Gives," . t Negro $100 Or 50SpecialProgramls DaysIn Liquor Case PresentedAt Junior High School Today Eddie Stinson And Party Of Four Safe n m B in, the a S lH H tto a a s U-. 8. Marines Defeat Ntearagtt&n Bandits aysoiTFTight October 26 Is Set ty Start Tonight l ot ^ omMaine Beach Amos Indictments E M u* High Waters Causes Roumanian Boy King Taken To Mountains Chicago Mayor Hit ; In London Editorial County Court Wfll Convene October 26 Storm Takes Heavy Toll In Coast Shi I " " ' 1* “““SStalkSn 15 Nats Trade Browns �.O C T O B E R 18, 1927 THEfM G B 'S IX ;ht School Team Play Mt. Verde John D. as. H e Is T oday On Next Saturday v The Seminole gridiron warriors vjill meet fhi Mt- Verde Team on Ijltl Verde’s field next Saturday. It ti expected that there will be many rooters from Sanford on hand to cheer the boys from San­ ford llliffh. Backers of the local |Mm have fullest confidence which makes it easy to believe in them. In their practice yesterday of* ternoon the Warriors showed no trace of downheartedness from their recent defeat." Rather, they went into the fields with an un­ mistakable air of determination not to feel sorry for themselves. Thtir work was earnest and their way of going into the struggle in­ dicates that the football fans may expect noir; excellent games. According to Conch nheichc! the boys are inspired with a spirit of fair play and real teamwork. They are shednled for an­ other practice this afternoon with n full day of pertaining? to (* p ijfPthc work. MISS ELDER RIDS H0RTA ADIEU AND SAILS FOR LISBON , (Continued From Pago I » off across the same route the Am­ erican coming o\er. I Girl took m ____ • HORTA The Azores. Oct. 1S Frotn one daring woman unafraid of the perils of trans-Atlantic fly­ ing to n sister who hus proven her lack of fear of the circumstances —admiration! This was the impression left with me today by Lilli Uillenz, Viennese actress who is to be a passenger aboard th? Junker plane when it sets off ucrons the Atlan­ tic for New York. Fraulein Diller.a was speaking of Miss Elder whej rhe said "1 must acknowledge true ad­ miration for her unerring courage, hrr" suave, agrocable and loving disposition, and her kindly Interest in our own accomplishments." Tpe iVenncso actress who has so far,completed 000 miles ’ of her flight front Germany to New York, nnd| Miss Eider became firm friepd* as soon as Ruth nrrivjd BERLIN, Oct. 1H.—( INS)—Goi*-j I’rince i her^ and they have spent many sip at Bucharest continues to con- ordered hours together relating their air ter about the Princess Nlenna, commam expfriepeps. Fraulein Uillenz in a 1 S'11 tall, handsome woman, with dark youngest daughter of queen Marie eyes, and dignified mein. Asked and the late King Fcrdmind. of m,l!lly 1 itoumunia, and her supposed love mincer, i for her impressions of Miss Elder, affair with naval t o m n i a r . d e r ( ‘ nrs she said in her piquant English: I’niu*, u 3.Vyear*old nmtried man. Ml,,‘ * “It-has given mo the greatest Following reports that the 18. treasure to meet the daring Amerl, run girt .with the dancing eyes ami year-old princess hud eloped with j. ripping Isngli, She Is captivating naval commander I’alus, which was ' ‘ ,, ■. ' i.od,lovable and appears tu be mi’, officially denied, came from Bu(.‘barest t,jjuy that the priihtv. .5,,,j - "r pf piaev in a.plane. "She told me that whon sho fell tried to commit suicide in Shun | j.^j into the or«an( she was obliged to Palace because her love affair with I *. laugh. This is perfectly true—Ruth thss dashing irnvnl officer had been , alrmys Laughs, is always cheerful balked by her mother. end nothing dampens her feelings, According to the Intent rumors IP na v “.Wo offered her a seat in our in Bucharest, which were receive.I their so< plane . cn its westbound trip, but het'e In private dinpntclieu to avoid ting nut sbe^wni ready to go. sho could not the iltaumaniun censorship, had | ' Anobc aecoopt as she was under contract. been held virtually a prisoner in Varna, "Ruth is anxious to get to Parle tho iialnce. , \\ jth while l am anxious to get to Am­ Queen Merit Is said to have din- governir erica. Among other (hings Ruji covered the love affair between her was cau told me uhe wns passionately fond young daughter und the navul of-, arcs! ;:n of dancing. fleer Inst summer. Commander a» the ni *T)ur conversation naturally Iflids.w po wiu|f.»t> usvul* ditto "4. lG \y of drifted almost unintentionally to aviation topics and we exchange l confidence* like two sisters just returned from a holiday. Ruth* I'Jce myself, feels romantirallv in­ terested in this island and believes that the future airways may lie in this direction. "'Of course, Ruth is a pilot urn! 1 am Only a passenger, but nevertheipsx we ivre both adventurers r T ' 1:10 OK JANEIRO. Oct. 1 r-nd have kindred splri(». Ruth will icnU rm eto w 1 (1NS)—A flight from here to Hue. told mo that in spite cf her ex­ •’ •lion ii t m.I* In t n ” * irrs Air,M ul the firs; of its Abibanu kind, will be atrempied by Uieuperience she was not at ail do- «ispite, '[J® the lull hat came yestcr',l„nn.. lin,t i t , piesseri. “I don’t see how sliu could H’-prcsscd her vivudty would be sofflcient- to make any gatiuwl.ig attractive. Why, Faynl has been tmog with excitement for the past two days even though the weather has beep miserable. i am sorry Ruth is leaving bofore we take off us she is inte-eited in our trip. She does not M-eak German or French but I had no difficulty with my smattering of English to.make myself under.H‘ood." from (.aravelin, Brazil, two Braz­ •Fraulein Mil lens declared she ilian plants collided in the air and felt in flamc.i. The frcncluuen was sorry that her path und Ruth’s loiucd in the attem pt tu rescue the lay In opposite directions but she fallen airmen bu the flaming wreck­ was sure they would meet again. age nir.de rescue impossible. AfV.r reaching Bueno* Aires, CoctOtt said, lie and his companion . ...umw in INC iaUYirilO CRSUfl W1J will return to Rio Oj Janeiro to Ithey would go on trial November prepare for ji H igh- across the *121. In the meantime hr will pros­ Andes mountains to Chile. ecute, so vtumi case* Jin Marengo A n E v e n t O f Interc T o Every W o m a n H IE woman who*appreciates the chic of French creations, exquisite fabrics and high-type workmanship in dresses— many of these ar e faithful reproductions of the original French models— will 1 find this event of unusual interest Gossip Continues Link Young Princess With Love Affair With Married Man. 'Alabama Will Fust Fliers To* Attempt Investigations Of NightHopFrom Rio R e c e n t Floggings To B u e n o s Aires Explosion In Mine _____ »v;ni a.enough not »o many wero Causes Big Damage as when the hour wu» Ui«- Canadian Flagr Given continued last spring. According te Mobile Kiwanis Club STEUBENVUi.LE, Ohio., Oct. M iu Genevru Brock, it Is expect• — ■. •"d, that the attendance will beccnm ■1R.—(IN 8)—A dynamite explosion MOBILE. Ala., Oct. IS.—HU 1‘ Jger and larger as the m ason ad. . a) l ° t undetermined origin caused v.ioee*. Rhe also stated that an f -^-A Canadian fla«, token of intor- *dam age-estim ated nt between ia’pnjvtii schedule was In courxi rational gaixi-wili between the ?35 000.. and ^50,000 to a mine cf, preparation which wojUd be an- 1 Ulitwl States and Canada, was tn. owned by the United States Coal ; day* resentciR L»- thr .Alabama *vl* Company a t Bradley, liooRced later. 18 miles .< Ahe children are again invited to,1 wunis r'istrift bv ta e V vnmouver,’ south of this city, according to B. Kiwanis club. I WE the library Baturduy mornPrank C. word reaching the sheriff’s office .. Jn irat ten o’clock to listen ^p-fln 8n»ith. of Houston, Tux., i., Internah-re today. j tionul truster, presented th P^akln»! T>'8 blast * occurred late last : Mid jt \/aa accepted by «wing to telephone linesRaWrey of Birmingham district ‘ govern* r of Aiubanta clubs nt ) which the third annual convention of thii district which cloned this afternoon with election of officer*. Tarimn Spring* — Many new wiled fears that a hurricane houses under c"instruction in this Mowing U|> in th* f o p t; place. . meading toward tho Fieri- ARCADI on new sc) rk progressing w H H H n nH ^w§5 S atin F rocks C re p e F ro ck s ^ G e o rg e tte C re p e F ro ck s V e lv e t F ro ck s K a s h a F ro c k s I | Smart New Fall Apparel for Little and .B ig School Girls And Boys MOTHERS: Here’s your opportunity to ge’ your childrens’ school wardrobe at great savings. Everything for school wear is interestingly priced. Here are some of the features: Boys Sw eaters $2.50 & $6.00 Girls Sweaters ... 2.50 to $6.00 Girls Jersey D resses 33.50 & $5.00 Wash Dresses.........$1.25 to $3.50 Anticipate Your W inter __ » , Costume Desires in Our . z-r, October Fabric Festival FOR there are bolts and bolts of crisp new fab­ rics in hosts of lovely designs th a t will afford you many pleasant indoor hours in preparation of your "winter wardrobe. Flannel And Jersey A ll Shades $ 2.50 to $ 3.50 yd. 54 ins. wide. THIS is the event that the women of Sanford have been waiting for. The very best values we have ever ofered are here for you. Crisp New Ginghai Printed Voil^ . Gaily Printed Alpa< 65c to $ 1.00 yd �•ffw -.-T. Mwrr THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927 •VP; ■flR' PAGE TWO Careful Driving To Reduce Accidents The Saiiford Herald \ I V Bootleg Stuff A s Brisbane Sees It It has taken a serious accident and futal injuries to one Will Rogers' ft«»< M lb M . __ _ Vi« saafwe. ru * ia person to make Sanford people awaken to the necessity for a An Old Engineer. in NiniU* *««*• better observance nnd enforcement of local traffic laws. Our money in Europe. . . £ " V J E ;;£ Regrettable ns it is, it generally requires a tragic incident to Maine Voles Today. x n li t r a t , — — ■ft •< make us recognize our errors and mistakes. All of us have n, Artbar HrUbaae rfA afan l. F I« r U « .^ ,l ^ T been aware of a general laxity in observance of laws govern- j rant rlabl t»3T by Slat C-. aoi.LAnn i- draw - - - ■“ rrojj ing motorists, but few gave it much thought until we heard FOR MR. WILL Rotters. publicn. HOWARD 1KIIO---MAIM.B R. JOSHS. MMUlU E4H«f of an accident which cost the life of one of Sanford s young 1st. actor cowboy and , h0 fiyinp problem i» settled. Tomen. RATES — The accident could have been avoided easily by the ob- 5ny f o r S t a n c e , he sta rts from ‘’ Hills by air ftfS scrvnnce of a traffic regulation nnd sorrow in one home could Beverly ---- . .in California „ day ■it*... .......— oi to New York City anil in a Carrier a*r a r t * — .. glV have been spared. Failure of a motorist to stop at the mfrrb ly rJ tr -» par r»a r . 1 _ ----- : tersection of n through street caused three cars to crash. lwo he will fly bfltk aBain' __Ur raid faafarS', »•»»♦* "■' True, the driver of the car which caused the wreck, was an hel one «»! hi* old friends *500L I MMr aaW'fc.. la lit lalrr * lliail gtm wrtltt. rrealrla* fraaa outsider but his negligence can be compared to that of hun­ hnt 1'resident Coolidg- will run « -J ikW ■»p*K«ir aatta a*«aalmallj« dreds of Sanford automobile owners who have been forttin-• |f,>r (|>ievident regardless ot ...........in 1028 ............ { tfc.at) Ihaaaan4 a»rt« dallr ra**rl»« alt lit '-ajlaa trial! of Ibr ate in escaping a similar mishap. Careless driving without his ..f „„t «*'^ * uSS hU lira war,A. »k«- I. N. S la »•serial. for the law has caused many other accidents in Mr. Mr RfKl‘T Racer** realizes n . t>et and * .« X f l r l t a l tu r i a t W * a a J l«» regard b tjasart af kaitlUl »*il« mrmm la Sanford, but fortunatelv there have been few casualties. This, lrieniL* »uld not properly '■ Ijllllwl anaalX Mr. It-ner** ^ on ,n . 5^ however, is not in mitigation of the faults of the drivers but tainity, *<* the bet is off »nd Rog. Tba ll->*M la a KaW f af tki ur* is happy. Hill Hurrau al Clraulallaaa. aa can he attributed to extreme good luck. Mrraail-wial Aaaorlalloa af Automobile drivers should ever he mindful of the resJ'EKHY THOMAS. ONE of tbi u^VitT A.**hlrfa iVb* " ■ i' m »urhr »"Itb-( txm.sibilitly that is placed upon them in safegaurding th"( oldi-t VarnlK trustworthy rnjiitieen k l r l .n i M r b r r l» JrtMlI •• • motorists or pedet'- on the New York Central . L r m j »mJII .. al •ub«erl|ilma ll«U lives of .others, . . whether , they be other , t« »»der »•rlrrtolfltlu* i»Hir ab«oi«irir ail trains. Motorists rarely ever have criminal intent in awn to retire - u * soon as he had ell rlltlma o' rirv«isn«" m »'•m w "*•' . feo I kM«iar«i p « l h o 4 i. C&UfUVIJf accidents but this fact does not minimize their ^uvrd n little niorr money. P er«re T u ’Dnvifuniv ru-r is ,*, 7' ' , blame when there are traffic regulations which they should tine, day rftnu* a head-on collision his fife, nnd a* he lay dying ____\ J _ ‘__ 1-------- 7— ----- — observe. Taking n chance is ever dangerous and the tend- ended in th*- hospital the old engineer, ency to Mget bv" if you can increases carelessness and desiring ......... verymiy else from . T H E ll»:il% LI>*a rn H O H A M I—.......... in rit, mm4 r««*ll a1*. negligence. h'lime/ told witnesses the accident '» laiatrallua. t —lirrprw nalrt r»«lr l« Jarbaaa • was his fault. He had run by a The Sanford police department, taking cognizance of mir. C— I naalrarllu! af *l. J«iu ladlaa a serious situation, has inaugurated a campaign to reduce him k •signal in the fog. t Mltrr I aril. «f—laMtiaianall«a »f aailblf ”la r- violations of traffic laws. The Herald hopes the police will THIS REMINDS TH E public aa I —lainrallai af h.lMI.* M** not make their campaign a temporary effort but strictly how much depends on the railroad araaaa—b«H>r- balrl*. apariaaaaa enforce traffic ordinances for all time to come. This is .engineers. They should he hotter lituwa. necessary because motorists nrg more careful when they j p„j,i than they arc now. And they a.—\ a.,Mraa«rllr I'bpal. l-(aia,lrtU . ••( alt* baaallfa. I „ rn1 nf the law is ever ready to fall upon their; might well he retired on full pay llaa* uniraM. r— A aaya a n d a a o d ara b a a p lta l. . s h u lllu e rs . llIBLB VEBflE FOR TODAY i GODS* WORKS:— Unto Thee. O God, do we give thunks, unto Thee tin we give thanks; for that Thy name ii near Thy wondrous works declare. Psalm 75:1. PRAYER: Do Thou Is.rd, work in us to will and do of Thy good pleasure. --------- . ^ a 'Poo Much Of A (iambic O—r Elton J. Mon; Architect F irst Nat'l. Ra„fc _____ Sanford, V Loch ArbJ Goes Ah< These arc days when J the thing of prove#, stands — Loch Arbcr| steadily advancing program of devel< keeping faith with bringing out the qt th at will mark itu| ford’s outstandinR ment. without waiting until age dims lheir siniit .iml dulls th eir nerves. Th,. puhlie would he willing to pay for it. SENATOR GLASS OF Virginia The recent report from Tallahassee that Ruth Ilrvan says President t'onlidge has nc Owen of Miami will again oppose \\\ .J. Sears for the office right t<> control, approve or d is ­ of congressman from the fourth district, has already brought approve American loans aboard numerous comments from the state press. We were espec­ private financial concerns. ially interested in an editorial in the Folk County Record. Hut suppose Europe liorrows to rivn. a c t i o n up fighting machinery that smd about other writings. U lift. l»> k ! v<-m iliu l uioli-rj • Not I Comparing the two potential candidates as to their tiualifi- build might be sent agninst this coun­ I'lrell i | nml I. • wt*,. •I .1 « I tl WINTER eation, the Record which happens to be in another congres­ try, would that make any differi.r i lo- <'.iiml> <' w u l j 11■.1 THE H l f l l O l ' EVEN accepts, I loll I“— (Variations on a Theme by O.S.) 1. • m i n i > Sl.it>n f Klnrlilu, Seinin' the theory of evolution, wih 1)5 ••poll .11,ilo Jiplui l l I ...... 1 W ritten for The Christian Science sional district, offers the following information for the en- i nee to Senator Glass? M l a r- i-tii In .-..n-*- III tin* i 'iimil> | percent of other crlucuteil men in lightment of its readers and members of the Florida press: Monitor - . i v i n I ’n o n i y . P l n r l d u . AND SUPPOSE HANKERS en­ the world. Inge, dean of St. P aul’s iw' fhiei rr ge i of Why have w interf "Joe Sears is a veteran from Florida. We remem­ n i: >’ n.iren, ln<-.. n r o r p o - ' even “ay* that the attacks of in­ courage Amerimns to invest mon­ j r n l Inn. ii - 'h . p l.i l n l l t f a n il J I Aak not swallows, ber his first campaign back about the time we were ih, .l.- r-io ln n t. anil ey in European bonds drawing spiration to which St. Paul was S t n p h r w , They know only ! n hi*r>'ln l ’i. p l a i n t i f f r e c n v e r e i l a changing from knee britches to long pants. He has usurous rates of interest, that subject, were really epileptic a t ­ jtiilitew-rii in ihi- etiin n f IlfiS Ta n m l L sp n iq r.T rw n hollows, paid particular attention, while in congress, to serving would he repudiated latte r Tin. tacks. i-osle In tin- su m of SI* P 2 I. A*pd the grasses I hm<- I.*vt.-i| upon u tol w ill s ell , would that make a difference? Those gentlemen would have the needs of his homo folks, whether it is a package of Of spring’s waking, e j f o r r a s h at tin I 'm i r l H o u s e iln n r In been burned at the stnke centuries , ilo. I ' o m u i "l S e m in o le . S t a l e o f .‘I Rlue-cyed summer seeds or a deep water harbor they,are crying for. And ago, hut that method of curing I Klorliln. on Moiuin.i. N o v e m b e r "ill. THE STATE OF Maine tod And hay making. in that policy he has built up a with* friendship nnd is ISJT. loU w een t h e h o u r s of hersy has been nhamloned for the j A.tec tlon. n'l-loeU muke<« up it* mind about retaini \ M. m o t n v o o 'c le o g hard to defeat. He does not pretend that he will ever the direct primary, o r going ha present. | Afck no wood-streams, i • n the old plan ami letlng tBe be a person of nutionul prominence to influence the na­ pjoh boughs pouring l»e*xe.» *elo-.t both nf earn IM ars on meadows tion with his speeches at Washington. Rut he does dntes, saying to voters "you m utt Mil'll i: OF tl‘IM.11 \TIO\ Fllll P&r earth-storing, claim to be n good, useful sort of a person there for his r » \ i»Kr:n i skctihn t::ko one of these sets nml pith' r Me»r hushed evening constituents and ono who is safe nnd sane_ OF Tilt: OFXFUAI. HTA. will .suit in-, end the big felling* VVIlieh tired dnivers TITKA OF Tilt; STATU OK . "Mrs. Owen would b*j more nf a gamble but it was that hire me," tentfd ri.oimi i Notice K lirr. hv riven that H. (*. -vowed rovers. , evident th a t a big portion of the people of the east coast I>lekenn, porrln-.i of Tux Certtfl! UNDER THE HOSE convention would rather chance her reaching national prominence mte No I IS, (latoil the 1st itay of enquire of system, intelligent organized f n '•Hie A. fi Itil.’i, has fltt it eaiil peril* on both her family reputation, her sex and her real abil­ loaito jwera frost-shaken, l i i i u * gets the candidate* it wan a , V * *.n mV "ffl.-e. ami has mi i, . , upplii'Alinii for l a .|.-ei| to lasue ue In ity than keep on with a congressman whom thev char­ I for a reasonable rd song lost, or price from t i e nenn.lnioe win. law. Sahl cert Iflacterize as merely one to see that the fourth district of light fall-taken, bosses. Under the prim ary systei i, cale emhruees the fallowlnir <teproperty Nltoated In Semi, kr expect a Florida gets its share when the various political gifts nre | the Idg fellows n ust buy the r errlhoil note rnim u, Florlitn. to wit; ./in ter meaning , nominations at g re a t expen? passed around." Ileg. !»K. ft. H. of NW. For of l.ot 2. A Id- the last lone f Her. S.*. Twp ,’n s. Itaiore !t R, lion millions, as in. Penns' .Contrary to the Record's assertion, Mrs. Owen would'.,spending K. til ft. S. tOTA ft W. <0 ft. N. 1 Wtted-stalk leaning. ania and elsewhere recently. T ft. I* / f' not seek office ns the daughter of William Jennings Bryan boss convention system la cheaper tuts ' III The milil land holnir uesesseil m Aik earth's lovers the iljite iif the iNHoanCe of such and ask for votes on the Commoner's great record. If she for the big fcdlows. Therefore e*rtlf|eate la the name of PnknnwR. snow-falling, » riy.1M . Mrs, Owen will make the race as she did before, it will probably ronie hack. •■o|«rs salit crtlfii-ute elmll he re­ a low hlrch deemed tireorillhg to law tux it....I soliciting support of her candidacy on her ability, her wide . ,, CA1 »mo recalling V J 1Uh ,la>' " f acquaintance with national political figures and her exten- I BOLSHEVISM ISSUES a m a n - j v “ V n X 'r iie-eynl summer, * ooM * '! o 0 . ^ ot? , 6 » -' i f e s t o a b o l i s h i n g t h e d e a t h p e n a l- ' W i t n e s s my o f f ic in t s l i r n n l u r e nnd l fllkallows, spring— sive training in public affairs under the tutelage of her ji ty e x c e p t for a tta c k in g the Soy- j ■■** 37,h o f Heptemher ■ *****£ *»+ ' “ V in ter iH for distinguished father. iet g o v e r n m e n t . ! ’ " v . K. n o r n i . A H S Remembering.'' T h e w o r k i n g d a y is reduced t C l « t k c i r c u i t C o u r t H em ln n la . ... 5 art?lv p”pcf sa>H Mr8- Owen would be a gamble —T. Morris l.ongstreth. s e v e n hours. h ours. i I'o u n t y . F l o r i d a . F £ l ^ . t o s lA ° but The Herald submits that in electing Joe Sears for the seven tty A. At. WKKKK. »-■ HF ^Vhat Indiana needs is a jail K L n l Veni ‘CrmM' th° f0l,,'th ,,iHtrict hn« »>eon gambling . WHAT A SURPRISE to child-1 OO-AD ^ V»v'Lxo S‘0,at‘ hout securing any results. It's high time we were shuf-'Dh Wall ntn-et financiers who ! ____________ ptodf governor. , . ...................... .. >nKn f t * / ------- o------■Ding the cards and calling for a netv deal. bought Kerensky bonds, when a! . . . . . H I I K I I I F F ’S S A I.R. ^Princess Henna of Romania' o child might have known better, if in TMK •.’u I’ntv. c o y IIT HKMIN. iardeclared to be in love with u t h e follow line ile se rlh e il p r o ­ o f .f. i*. S t a p l e r , to -c v ll: On* •o l r n c l o r . m o to r num ber S heriff l-'lorhln C. M- II AN 11 Semllo.le I’oonlT DeForest-Santo Reallv 0 , Hox n.io im married man. How Amcrlcan-llke. W tfirapefruit whitens the teeth, the Times-Unlon. To say hing of providing discomfort the eyes, •4 >, ------- O ' T n i we understand it, the ftog..gfng investigations in .Alabama ___ f ^ - Mb for the purpose of knocking the Ku Klux Klan koo-koo. *, JL ' 1 : ------- °7----- Russia should work nutta govern­ UI.K • OITNTV. FIXmiLfA. BARCO, Inc. a t'orporuilmi. ment, made the -safest; in the wor­ ft. 1‘Ulnilff ld by doing the most good for the vn. , TAMI’A TUIIIl'NK greatest possible number of those J. '?. rtTA l’LF.n, Defendant. governed. The thing c,S V 'd" . * “ ln! "fm olnil anil j u t wt„lt,is not impossible. There is no other nation th at take* ject about which more has be n u»v unless it is spread." •eriously the rights nnd needs of written than any one other. Every the mnsses, exrept when forced to! Dr. Jchnson, who made much "Service' You'll philosopher since, the nge of bur- money but was not prevented by do so by strikes or other violence.* ter has speculated on the institu- thut fuct from being often in wu.it disturbing to the “hotter classes."* tion of’ n>on*y, and it is apparent; .of ........ e rr it,.... learned ,rum from m life thut "mnn............... We do fairly well in Anieric ( 123 Saa.nrd Ave. . ,.er! of t,he . riltlir'‘ wil1I ey, in ................... III c o n fs r|,,y ptab lin g thu little man to have' n n i PS 0"°kh *■ >. in whatever handi. w find the subject •ubject no less diverting, power. power." his automobile, radio, anil savings! ■ml there are good reasons to be- • "Money is the root of ull evil" bank account. Hut we do not take him seriously, 1 _____ .- ■ • MONEY'. FLO RiO A B * _______ * RETIRIN From The Furniture! Business Price Is No Consideration We want action right now, nml have made reductio that will mean HUGE SAVINGS to you. AXMINISTER RUGS, 6x9, 9x12, ft 1-1x10 1-2. Pleasing .shades and patterns. Made to sell for $.19 to $50. To close them out they are now $19.75 to $27.1 BUFFETS. Formerly $30.00. They won’t last long nl this low price ............................................. ODD DRESSES. Regular seling prices $25 to $30, hut we will let them go for half and less . $12 SIMMONS DAY BEDS# Complete with mattress­ es. These were good values at regular price of $27.50. We have just a few left at o n ly ......... ..... S e le c t C H R IST M A S I I Bifts NOW on our new i easy payment plan. i Only 50 shopping days U>- w 1 fore Christmas. \| H . C . V IE L E Jeweler .. 108 Magnolia .. DOUBLE BLANKETS, Part wool, $1.95 t o .......$ Ll{ TRUNKS & TRAVELING BAGS. We have a good assortment, all priced at less than wholesale tl REFRIGERATORS. Our full line is included in thiss^l __;■ Doctors’ And Nurses’ Exchange * PHONE 46 If you cannot get your DOCTOR* NURSE or UNDERTAKER on the phone, call the Doctors* and Nurses* Exchange, we will find the one you desire. Your call might be urgent and delay by calling several places may cause serious results. FREE G A S O U N E Each Out of Town Customer Will be *■»* Given 5 Gallons of Gas With Every Purchase of £20 or Over. COME EARLY—Bring your friends. This! ,r stock won’t last long at thege prices. ■ V DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE f. an * • • •- * '.} • " 1600 Sanford Ave. i Orange H ardw are V, *•.’ Furniture Co. G, C. Fellows, Manager 'Is-is .n Phone G.10J. -------------- ------------ G GAS DRESSING TABLES, Regular $25.00 values and now less than half price ....... ................................$HJ' Appreciate" JAMES A. SANDS of Birmingham, offering the pul. P't of St. Paul's cathedral in London, waa denounced by « fellow clergyman as a “false herelcal' teacher. Bishop Barnes accepts t plain truths of geology written in the rocks. God certainly wrote I i K kV J " the Lrockl'- accnriling to the bishop, whatever may he W E ARE BREAKFAST TABLES, Drop Lenf. They for­ merly sold at $10,00. Now .......................................$ Plum bing — H eating J h « Treasury has approved n •toot cut of 1250,000,000 for next yghr. That’s makes it two dollars pair person, but then every Htlln bit help*. .h , on » h l,h ... phllnio- j ‘Uonny _i, tb . f ,uit ” , „« evU ,?j — -------- e us the root, of it. !The police want local motorists Tru, tn the ly|tli-ally American George " 'Bernard h'" Shaw has ucb taoinderstam t that "stop" signs at j rtlnct to m ^ y wU^wTrlc" •luirtd a goodly »H>re of the It* U f t l b ( k r m i w k u t e . i a l j I i « L _ i t n • *■ ^ ^ Intelructions with through s tru ts John D. Rockefeller suys of money, mla _ n just what they say and noth-"I determined that, In addition to world* material wealth by creat­ ing from his cold ami cynical lnin!** else. working for money, ! would make olKit such typically Shavian money work for me." as Any fool cun save money; >: Tf the Florida Gators continue to •In his monumental work "The jtit*takes wise man to spend it.” pipy as good football as lh«y did Principles Of Political Economy." rroni thea works his prototype, laat Saturday against Kentucky, John Stuart Mill came to the con­ Samuel Butler, isr fculled this gem tlU Georgia and Alabama teams clusion that "money is a commo.p. of Solomie wisdom: “Money is like wul have to step lively whan they } f and, l*» value is determine I, a reputation for ability—more •Mounter the lads from Galnes- like other commodities, tempor­ easily ntnde than kept.” n y flt,. arily by demand and supply, jwr-1 As for the "unthinking’' public. manently and oh the average by j it also findV in money a subject It’s too bad for the Republicans President Cool id ge “doesn’t" ; j £ . y P™ S i ? olthar to run In 1&2H." Think O rules us, sagely wrote Horace- row nn«| suffering. an appeal It would make to voters to have the Republican SAVING MONEY Hem show the new electric vlFLORIDA STATE NEWS which the chief executive acquired. J i t Cha,rmfln cent Cheaper Jlenry Fyra is receiving plenty of the .Slat. Road Department, has than in normal times. as last spring, Chairirtieing under the guiee of anounced that the State will pay In connection with his new only four per cent interest on the m,“n Hathaway had the fnresightSanford Heruld. Yeah, and 12,000,000 which the department |*‘dness to realize that receipts from t the newspaper fraternity proposes to borrow carry on its the sale nf gasoline— practically welcome the day when Henry road building program during th? the department’s only source of .............................. revenue—Would materially deprehie real paid advertising balance of the year. This Is an extremely low rate of !v*a,p during th? fag-end of the seaon that new flivver.— __ the good 1*0”........... ttn.<l the Legislature for interest, and it indicatea ‘ News. business Judgement.which the deb o rn w ,n. the u. rtment is bringing to bear upon event it vyas necessary, to continue here's a good one. ttloi of road i problems in providing Florida the vigorous prosecution spent two years with a complete system o f perfect- building that the highway would be bis dog U pick out letters ty paved highways nt the earliest ready when most needed. it and i- j':. upi,^»ssible d*tc. By going ahead and letting road contracts at prices cheaper than paw I* vos IneUad of twirling it. thumbs those prevailing tn normal times i meantime,; th at the th« department i. taking advant­ IT and 14, m- age of the period of depression and the department is saving money for the taxpayers, as the rate of Interwrite the:r «• awarding awarding contracts when on the propoeed loan U prac­ ighways ran eu be built from fif- est tically negligible. ... i JACKSO/NVILLE FREE GAS Phone 46 East Park Avenue - Hamilton Hoteli rBloc -*' : Winter Park, Fla. A h : #*1 �*\ jy t - THE SANFORD .HERALD, WEDNBgDA^ .OCTOBER 19r 1927 Tho announcement th a t tho in ­ imitable *TjitsSes" W hite and the nil star •ntinatrola will bo tho a t ­ traction fo r October ,2C nt the Mu* nne T heater will exrite more than ordinary In terest among the class­ Perrte Lee Bell. For having the tho theatre goers. lucky card Mis# Marion hand re­ es “of Lasses’* in tho eight years ceived an attractive novelty. Mrs. that he has been a t the head of the Roy G. Williams held low score All-Star# ha# created for hlmsilf a and was consoled with a dainty place in the esteem of theatre! pa­ sachet. everywhere in tho United At the core Ins Ion of the game, tron# States th a t m instrels a rc known the guest# were invited into iho din­ that, it is doubtful, has ever been ing room for refreshments. The at­ tractively appointed table was laid equalled by any other black face Aside* from (Twinning per­ with a handsome cloth nnd centered artist. with a large bowl of fruit. The sonality much of his popularity places of the guests were desig­ may be credited to the tru th fu l re ­ nated by small black cats set on production of the Southern darky orange gum drops. Ahofit their ns he ' ha# been shown in the neck* were fluffy bows of orange various sketches w ritten by “I.asstulle. Refreshments of in­ rs." Being horn in Dallas, Texas and dividual pumpkin pies, pineapple salad, spiced peahes, pretzels nnd having spent his boyhood there coffee were served by the hostess. he took advantage of the oppor­ Those playing bridge were: Miss tunity to study the darky a t close Mina Howard. Miss Marion Hand, range. Most of the droll charact* Miss Sara Warren Easterby. Mis* i 0 ,3 th a t "Lasses’ has Introduced Perrie Lee Hell, Miss Nonie W il-, >"to his sketches. for in s ta n t liams, Mrs. Roy G. Williams, Mrs. 'those of "C. C. PiH" and ‘ MagEarl E. Jones and Miss Dutton. ^ s i a Spew’ ’in this seasons afterpiece "The Emnnciation Bull l ight’ played by himself and "Molrilc’» Ben McAtee are taken from actual llfeer MISS FRANCES DUTTON IS HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY TUESDAY j meeting o^'the Poughtcrs Ly Class of the Methodist will be*held nt the home |H. P. Smith, 2000 Sanford fat 8 o'clock. Circle of the F irst BapIrch will m eet a t the home Sidney J . Nix. 1119 Pork | at 8 o’clock w ith Mrs. Nix II. A. Moreland a t hostWEDNESDAY Turner Circle of tho First Church will meet at 3:30 I with Mrs. T. K. Roll on lenue. iro D epartm ent of the Wo:iub will meet a t 3 o'clock Club house. | Henry W ight VlU be hostGarden party nt her home louse of H eart’s Content" on ivenue a t 4:30 o'clock for of the • Wglfnro Dcpart|f the Woman’s Club only. THUR8DAY I Side Parent Teachers Ag­ in a t 3:00 a t E ast Side PriIchool. [side Prim ary Parent Teaehciation meets. 3:00 o’clock, nolo Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. let nt 7:30 o’clock n t the Hull. One of the loveliest social a f­ fairs of this week wns that of Tues­ day evening when Miss Frances ^Dutton entertained nt bridge nt her home on Pnrk Avenue. The guests wore *hn‘mbers of the Snndspur Bridge Club. The nwms of this cosy home were decorated with baskets and howls of orange Inntana, marigolds and gulden rod. The colors of orange and black were carried out in every detail. , Orange covers with black cats embossed at the corners Werespread on the enrd tables and the pencils were wrapped and topped with a tiny blark cat. Scores for the game were kept on tallies done in orange with black silhouettes in the forms of dancing girls, and a fte r nn interesting game of pro­ gressive bridge had been played, scores were counted and the prize for the top score, a pnir of fancy work scissors, was awarded Miss Mesdames Moreland D aughters Of Wesley And Nix Hostesses To Have Social M eeting A zarian Circle Group A t Mrs. Smith’s Home j- * ** Meetk Monday ~Of Junior WghTteMhLr -.v ■*■*»** ,v. \ _ ,V — % . , 7. \ w. - —, • » .T- - * fib ’f One Of Best Road Union immoe With Mr&\T.'F.‘Adams Regular BUsinessMeet' Mr.. au^ o™. tHtejm , \.1 i.v r ' ............I • V * * • f t ; . A *. ,1# -ifnrte'heie* F r« ■' * * ,* '* ShoWs In .South Forty mem((er#‘0f tlm .Women’s ( The regular business meeting of iA .sf*h»d afe^enil day# as the guest a ’alendar i Mr». 'Jofcn G ., Leonard!« «swnlV v;Aifof*ma»y Parwt-Teacher B o d y l.w ^ ^tlx located fo r'the win- * Lasses: |ce Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence T el 859-J W JoJ^n.-W- Sneed Is Hostess A t Bridge In Honor Of H er Guests Members of the Azarian Circle On Titesday evening the mem­ of tho F irst Baptist Church weru ber# of the Daughters of Wesley delightfully enteftninod Tuesday Class of the Methodist Suml i . evening a t the home of Mrs. Sidney School held 'th e ir social meeting Mrs. John \V. Sneed entertained J. Nix, with Mrs. Nix nnd Mrs. H. at the home of Mrs. Howard P. nt bridge in her ,usual charm ing A. Morelnnd ns hostesses. Smith on Siinford Avenue, with manner on Tuesday evening nt her Qunnitics of Orange Cosmos, Mrs. E. N.*Scott, Mrs. E. B. Stowe. home on Catalinft JV1v enue, compli­ goldenrod nnd purple spikes were Mrs. Ben Monroe, Mr*. George menting her houfc* guests Mr. nnd FRIDAY effectavely used in decorntiing tho Hardin, Mrs. Ira B. Davis, Mr*. Mrs. It. G. Slaughter of Hopewell, Maria Ann Powers. Bet- rooms where the guests assembled Collier Brown, Mrs. Glenn E. M Va. e!css and Caroline Cog- Festoons of Orange nnd black papercjliny and Mrs. Smith ns hostesses. The rooms where tha card tables jll entertain a t a Hallowe’en and numerous blnck cuts and:il Goldenrod, yellow elder, duisie; had been spread for play were |t the homo of Miss Cog- witches were suggestive of the np-j - nd other orange and nnd yellow flow- adorned with quantities of 08 West Fifteenth Street. proaching Hallowe’en season. ' ri were artistically arranged , T. U. will hold regular Tho business session wns presid-\obout the rooms. In the corner* at 3:30 o’clock nt the home ed over by the president, Mrs. II. A were hunches of. corn stalks nnd W. I. Hughey, 200 East Molcland, A fter all business had loverly arranged witches. Over­ tions nnd refreshm ents, Street. been transacted, Mrs. B. C. Moore, head were festoons of orange and Hand painted .- floral desi|i SATURDAY black crepe pnpor, from which program clinirman took charge of were suspended black cats, bats Iren's Matinee a t the Milnnc the meeting. at 10 o'clock. A most delightful social hour and wttchcs riding on broom stick*. MONDAY was enjoyed which time several The lights were shaded with Jack o' |gnes Guild wPI hold social contests were featured. One of anterns which cast a wierd plow ihe prize for top score, « cream and at the Parish House a t special interest was pintllng on tho n the spooky scene. loaf sugar set was won by Mrs. As the guests arrived they were Ralph Smith. The men’s high score flock with Mrs. M. Minarik tail of n black cat* The prize fo r Chris Matthews,a,s l\ost- the most pro(i<;fcntf tfns wop by met by a ghost who extended them prize, a smoking set, went to A. C. an icy hand in greeting. They were Fort. In cutting for the consola­ Mrs. Grady Duncan meeting of the Truth Rcfershmen int? of ’(c0 crenm, In- then ushered into the rooms where tion prize, n deck of bridge cants, Clads of the Methodist dividual cakes'iced ini brown and more guests welcomed them. Charles Powell Jr., was the lucky [will be held a t 3:30 o'clock yellow nnd lemonade were served A number of contests were en­ kqme of Mrs. CL.L. Goodhue, by tho hoitaasfs Into in the even­ joyed during tho evenng some of wnolia Avcnd*. The!; hoat- ing. Favors o f pink rose buds were which were "Pinning o n ,th e feat­ Fill b«. Mrs. r.' M. tUiler, on each p lntk jj ures of tho W itch" "Sihouette jj*jj ttwnelL Mp. C. E, Chorpep* The guests fbr the a^ening were; contest" and Jumbled Word” conr*. -Mildred Squires', Mrs. Miss Alice D<! Coursey,1 Miss R u th|ie*t for whir Idovcly and. appropri " iru ijuircs and Mrs. \V. t. Hugh- Gates, George Gates. Members ate prizes were given, present were Mrs. f* U. Hale, Mrs.) Following the contest refresht Charles Echols,'Mra. O. H. Tucker, monta of sundwlches, pickles, c«fMain Office and Mrs. Ilnrold Knstner, Mrs. H, T. fee and doughnut# were served. Factory Atkinson, Mra. Leo H. Echols, Mrs. About 30 members of the class en­ C. A. Anderson, Mrs. Ira B. South­ joyed this affnlr. Jacksonville, Fla. ward, Mrs. Clifford Walker, Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mfrs. Albin Kendall, Miss Frances Cherry left Mon­ Local ReprensentaMrs. W. C. De Coursey, Mrs. A. C. day-afternoon for her home nt tive Hnlt, Mrs. Grady Duncan, Mrs. Roy Mount Olive, N. C., ’lifter a plea­ "love trianglo" is the basis Pippyn. Mr*. B. C. Moore and Mrs. sant visit here with her uncle nnd aunt Mr. and M ft. W. A. Zachary. [great many screen dramns, C. C. Wells. i fell to the lot of Josef Von Mrs. W. C. Hill leave# Thursday berg to devolon a "love qundPhone 81) for New York where she will ns a bombsnell of human vbtit ns guest of her brother nnd ans, Storage wife, Mr, and Hr#. Eugene LeSanford Feed St quadrangle is u dramatic Gottc, Mrs. Hill will also visit nt Supply Co. An unusually enjoyable outing points in New Jersey before-re­ fple worked out in Ben _________ _ crime ____ story, , given hy the members of the Hitch- turning home. !’# sensational rworid’’ which 'comes to the enhehaw Group of Camp Fire Girls, pe today, ns n Param ount pic- wns th at of Sunday afternoon when they gave a yachting party abroad the Welnkn, stopping for a ■ short woman and three men are while a t Benson Springs where led,—Evelyn Brent, George they visited the Methodist Orphan­ oft, Clive Brook and Fred age. , rt. Bnncrof is a gang leader The jolly group were chaperoned J E 'clyn Brent his sw eetheart, by. Mrs. C. It. Tucker nnd Walter id Kohler, rival gangster, Stoudenmirc. In tho party were; [a mad desire for her. She, Misses Frances Wilson, Helen Wil­ er, 1# drawn to Clive Brook, son, Billio Bouchelle W ight, Mary quadrangle proves even Dighton, Mary Maxwell, Cammilla (destructive than tho usual Deas. Marjorie Forrest, Geno Mar­ Jle. Kohler attem pts to win tin Lancy, May purdon, Pauline Brent by physical force and Stoudenmirc, Christintc Stouden* hot down by Bancroft. Ban* nihe, Frances Pearmnn, Lois Couch, is arrested fo r the m urder Eleanor Hickson and Louiso Hick­ f'j] u . his proves a solution fo r the son. |of thie leading woman and 50c Jonteel Cold Cream Face Powder | Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., and action and reaction of tho M rs. Lloyd Boyle motored Tuesday 2 For 51c—You Save 19c struggle in four hearts to Orlando where they spent the afternoon. . out in a tem pestuous manmd is declared to be one of most powerful dram atic a r ­ CANDY , i* ' * g e n t s in years. $1.00 Challcngo pkg. Assorted Chocolates (11$) - fo r ..J.- l l Ot COc Asosrtcd Crea/n Caramels ( l lb) 2 fo r *■-■■■'■■■■•. ®lc A. Douglass nnd Howard P. I" w ttr* e x p e n d to return STATIONERY Wednesday afternoon from Palm Reach where they have .... ...... 51c "pending several days on .......... .......16c -|5C LaScnUU I ouno ta p e r, —............ ss. •tic •IQc Cascade Envclojied to match, 2 fo r . many friends of Mrs. Anna i I Beii# Brown, form er librarian TOILET GOODS . . . . i-J»*j *! oi M .Sanford librrfry, will be in$1.00 Harmony roilot w ater, ^ io r ----£ted to learn th a t she has jm 26c 25c Jonteel Soap, 2 fpr................ i the position a# head of the duc hitinzo ucnuu livuri, *- *w| -*.**.**.«•— **•.■ . _ _ ; X j |L sic stlon departm ent of the JackJr * ' libra ty. J6c Rexull Tooth Paste, 2 for .. .r ............ ....................... 31c 30c Rexull Shaving Cream, 2 f o r ---------and Mrs. Ben Cantwell of _____;__ _______ _ 26c Jm rk arrived here Tuesday to $2.00 Maximum Hot W ater Bottle, 2 for the winter here with Mrs. Ms. Mr. nnd M rs/ Cantwell }2.00 Maximum Fountain oyruig*, s ro r i • ^ 'W m llart Bordiijir eoprt. . i —* “ ■■* . % Nisa^--Margaret Cowan, leaves Imrsrfay fori $J*w York where shw tritfc sld tfl/aa t the American Aeadp wllt-MOd? ihocrdtic A rts, a t t u urns'. Minn Minnie E. Jones and Mrs. etny a t Deda MVfi all; .* . . . . i s ? • Ben CanwVcILt :i ’ -j *--------- -— I**. j jl’* a»■»* M*-.?, tte H ¥ n l!a re - W right and m othen K eU r^.H ow anL oT Qulney, n toio^d Wednesday to D*Limi. where they win remain -until I F riday aa-Aho guests of Mrs. How' n rd ’» b ro th rf, Rt H. Jones. > ^ Missionary Sooiety.aX.dao M ethod-1 ho Junior.'H igh.. School' Parent** ist Church m et ,Monday{ afternoon Teachers Assdelatlon was hftd for the regular social m eeting a t Tuesday afternoon in the school, the honie of Mrs. Adams on nuditortumi J . TUden Jacobs, prillFrench Avenue. \ \ f Icipnl of the school gave a very in-'. A delightful program ,wns p ro -fo re stin g talk on the. school lawa, pared by Mrs. C. H/Smtth»Jwho had explaining them to the mothers, been appointed ns leader cfor t h e ’ Tha lunch room • reports- were; afternoon. The subject wo» “Jlulld- glVcn and as this ia a new project*, ing- Friendship’ and sA*» excel- tho p arent Teachers Association’ and M rs. R, R*. Dess. . lent talk* w av- given o id th is su b -;nskei| tho co. operation of the moth- '•At the adjdum m cnt.of the bnsincis*«p*aion* refreshm ents donated Thornton ^Inil K i . P ^ M lS fe n . . * ^ * B* “ '•**' M t r l ^ Rodth*4 Bakery, were served^in M r, Cloud, tH om ioh'a hoautlfiil [ rendition of Gtwrge Crnft*al'*I Come ■ . To Thee’ an<J A piano solojby Mrs. lis t Friday in Octotber i x “He«ltlr. Day,’ and- thicl:* ‘ 1 Burk Steele added much to th e pro- and Temperance Dayr" the first Friday in November ! , v ) c o u At - OP rnpypEV .Jt'DQK gram. i v . ■ j . i At the close of the program j Mrs. would be observed as ‘‘Mother^ •' HKiirNnt.fc?' COUNTY. arA T ff OP* ns many ’ IN R R E ‘^ESTA TE PE, { JK nP iljf Smith introduced ' Mra.* A- D. Kel­ Day," and urged that "* uoreai ly, a much loved p a s t , p r e s e n t , mothers ns possible! attend these , . v . ,, f }• t o j f j j M l W i . ^ who has j u s t ' completed a vyojid two program s, of h er ex penance* Mrs. E.. \J. Ronth, president of * s while in the- Orient, particularity the assoc intlon, appointed the f o l - '* and each or you, mission Ilowing committee**, and chairmen; I'jTTou. ott^and^eari of herr visit to (the girl's gir tfhfd nrwl tvuuJreU to school, Carpon ‘H all, n t M adura IFinance rhalrnmni iM rs. u Tyre; ms oitul ,I,;“ itciiiunii* wh India. In her o%vn inimntable Hum-j Scrap l»ook custodian, M rt. J. E ,j « jc r ’of you. inny Have'at ermis way, .Mrs. Kelly; ^icIferedlrourU r, Rrograln eh n ittta r, i M r* .'“*•« ►o ris« w in « iip C ountx. I |a ' . the Indian customs, dangers from ' Htxdihan; Welfare Chairman* xfL vror MtV. .eg. la*, g. Htorc gli #f Hemlnots Couritr. cholera to cobra, the pathos of hen- jGoOrgo Huff; -*irospitnhty.. chairi* j ih |li<* Count r Court linns* in then idol worship, and ag ain st 'this !man* Jlr#. Chnrlea P. ViacentirPub- RafifACd. Siipliiols, C’ouhl/. Florlilh. background sketched a refreshing Nelly thalrm an, Mrs. VfcilL 8 ttw - wiltiin iwclvtt fiiudllis'fririn tUd Jute pi(/ure cT the happy m mufiont a rt; Lunch room ,. M rf.. .Jlapw yj ;h e r e o f ... , girlliood protefted by the Christian M rv.R , II. Muirhcad, Mra. MtIUn mission compounds. I v AU#i|rOjitralrSSCi iTf- tlrr .Ustatt nnd Mrs. Andrews . Mmiborshtp At the tea hour, delightful re ­ Committee chairman. Mrs.i J . E. , r ■ ( .. <i t J v t o m o Alnore. lMweaied. freshment# were served *by tho Preston with the. assistance of tho . hostesses, Sirs. Monroe. » .. „ Ben w n c-Mrs. u following grade mothers, which, had _?• *. A Vi |1. 11. Chappell, Mrs. W. P. Field* ,j,Wn p|w ted by il»o'pupils! ' • Wven. Mrs. T .'W . Wade and Mrs. J . E. Preston. Room night, Mrs. Higgins and ope. Mrs. Slaughter was presen­ •* . ted a string of pearl beads, while Mrs. Robinson. Room nine, Mrs. Buttle and Mfcs. Mr. Slaughter received a smoking Dave. Honi'ki. , aland. i ' Refreshments .of >grape ice, yel­ EIGTIT. GRADE, Room A Hr*. ,W* low iced cakes, fru it salad and cof- L. Harvey and Mrs. C. C, Priest, co were served by the hostess in Room /o u r, Mrs. J. A. Lylea and he evening.) Mth. J. Olln l.anoy. R<on\ five. Mrs. John* Brown and There w rr five tables of players Mrs. J. R. Forrest. . who enioyed the cordial hospita­ Room six, Mrs. W*. W. C. Sndth lity of Mrs. Sneed. -JI« «V *r TODAY, -- rrN D E R W O R L tr-' y i t h Gedrge - Bancroft the sqhej Gang Rjuell# fn p i VS ifA'RVABD’ Ms ^ '■ Aesop’a’Tai “ RED HOT 9ANDS’W t-*r. r Vj 1*1 I 1T,< ,*-C.r r*T7 r - vftvcrA-1- ^ THURSDAY “THREE’S \ C R O ^ lr •BHBASPA9T .ST SO U PJSg* s End Mrs R. F. Crenshaw. I E-l GENUINE 1.V FLATE FORD BATTERY FOR AND, YOUR OLD BATTERY" f • i' -•'* .»* t » 1; \ 4 xA. i i ' ' Tortf flatteries rtewi no’ Introduction.' of curs and are aa Ideal y can be ua«d on-^If tta*eslb: E a 4 /o * B o jife ry * »«r' «> LA N ETS - f ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” 1 E. First StPrescriptions Filled Promptly * Sanford *v, ‘"k' i ■*-*? * ABd’Accifrateljr*' ' " S Iwar Authorised FbrdrSalefl & ServWe' ;» Sts: ; Phone 331 '.r " *& *£& *& ■I JT i j -D TRUEMAN FERTILIZER CO. ,4 , 'e Quadrangle’ In In Film A t Milane Today Qttenng C. L. Derby Camp Fire Girls Have bl< Outing An Enjoyable Thursday, Friday Paul is back on the job Phone 489 SPECIAL , 1-2 Cords ..... $5.50 M-40 Cords-........... G.95 1*2 Gray Tubes .. l.Jfi . k* Tubes „ l .4 | gray Tubes .. 1.45 REXAM. REMEDIES $1.00 Pcptona (full pint), - for,. .... • COc Cherry Bark Cough Syrup, 2 for ...... 09c Purest Aspirin (bottle 100), 2 for 59c P urest ifubblng Alcohol. 2 for !3c Purest Epsom Salt (1 lb.), 2 fo r . 25c Spirits Camphor, 2 for 25c Corn Solvent, 2 for W~,/— U All LRed Tub*a 1*7° Guarahteed Quaker Stale Oil 21^* Greasing 75c d-'.A *1 * L. Rones r . J M l Ww t First SU ----------->**, y. j TT ■r r*. I Ink SI. i£ In every P [*Yi i regularly for,$2.>0 to$3.00 eaco Special For Tkugday • * ■* 4 *y* k-’ T** Saturday / been spending the past three ^ '" I t i n g relative* a t NasbKnoxvilte and Jacksonville. -* -7 - ■ ,K 2 Day Sale z. rancy colored •**>«'. y j.1 Guaranteed fastcolors. rt’ Speci reads 70x80 and 80x91 \ • • ’ jV," tar • • '• . . "fe i / '- im . , y j each. . �r -■ PvrK f * PAGE, fO U R _ THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1827 _ BLAME FOR OIL! goldeNrod Paris Is Anxiously Daily Fashion Hint DEAL .LAID 0 N1Home* Anionic those from Suburban AwaitingArrivalOf and Gpldenrod who motored j H- M RLACKMER *,iay ,o- B -nM >n sp™**18,1 ;v*dn'*' MissEder And Pilot to attend the formal upemiMr j ----- of the 100,000 girl** dormitory of | b»n« O -id . Orph.n.«. „ PARIS, Oct., lit. —(IN S)—This ,kHfw wi|h V«oe ifiap ( n jMr j r ar(J Mr*. Crown. frow n. Mr. Mr. an ip of of ieapo <**P° dome dome was was hungg V *ere anfl Mr*. »nd! ()iy anticipating the arrival of U b e f^ e he jury. Mm. Gardiner, Mr. and Mr«. Miss Jtuth Elder and Captain Stnflh answered n few questions Crown, Dr. nnd Mrs. McKee, and George tfaJoemnn .who a v at for t » sake of the record. Mevdame* Benjamin Dowcn. Sel- present cn hoard the Portuguese Captnin H. A. Stuart. U. S. N., pnrker, F.ldrldgc and Knmey. mail steam er Lima bund for LIswho had charge of the reserves Mr*. George Loper and the Misse* on. during the Wilson administration. Carton and Dowen. Of course, the during girl-flier was called. He identified ccrialn ^ message was received here whose personality charmed her docudfriWt^ pertinent to he case. ,f death in Cleveland of Mr* hosts a t llorta, will not arrive I ^ i ■■ i ■ ri !* ■ p rw IllM lg I ler general’s office, nproducer the \ jf. Wright, a well known re*i here for more than a week, hut E. E. irtin, from the comptrol- der.t rf Winter Park. Mrs. Wrieht Paris is nlready acquainted with teapot'ddme lease. was suffering froir. rt complication Ruth through news dispatches and Assistant Secretary of Interior of diseases and has many friend.* is anxious to pay homenge t . E. C.' Finney, first witness of lm*jhere who mourn her loss her. orrancc, then took the stand. 'j JR** Martin Dowen is ill. *nf-j" m i , , Kldvr originally set out Finney said he had. at Fall’s re- fcr;ne from an attack of neuritis. for pa r {„ in a ,)laru, nnil acc,,r >rdin*’ quest, recommended an expert ol \ number of w inter residents 1t(| ]ntMt inf„rm ition. she wilill nr- I arrived «the geological surved. , , Dr. Menoen. , ---— - here Thursday und hav* 11 rive In one—although not the sam *i hall, to serve as advisor on mat* „ren(.,} tK-ir homes. Among , nc in v;hjcb she started out. But teni pertaining to the oil reserves, -here alrea.lv here are Mrs Lichpa rj* looks upon her ns an nviabut that Pall had asul shorly after- t „p. t :,.n with her sons, -los^.h | trjx atljJ wi|, m .eivt her Il!t ont. wanl he was disappomed in Men- an(, Mortimer: Mrs Grace Ham,.At Li, bon ,{ttth an,, Haldcmun denhaU. (•»». Mr Schoffer nnd daughter;. *.m be, accf)nlc(, a great welcome Finney sa*d that with the cx- Mr*. Bettinetti, Mr. nnd Mrs hy Portuguese officials and will ception of the Sinclair ami Dohcdy | Whealev and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, j ^ S T ' p t a n e w d Hy here! kases he had handle*! all other Mn . Smith is a niece of Mr* If Miw Elder carries out the am While It Is News! An afternoon newspaper gives you the news of ihc day first. You don’t have to wait until tomorrow for an account of the happenings of today. ..in an afternoon ,i» newspaper you get news while it IS NEW S....whiIe it is fresh. ..while von have time to read. Counsel promptly gave indication j Misses Steel and Blurt of Win- | W c s t ' H l l V U I l'l A i r of a determination to tie a number^ (pp pafli were guest* at th** McKee of legal knots in the record when born, jai,{ Sunday afternoon, ed to Its admission on the gryund • Mr. and Mrs. Whealey a r e fur-George Hoover, for .Sinclair, object- nishihg their lovely house that was KEY WEST. F la. Oct R* it to l u admission on the ground only comideted last year. Th<*> I (IN S)—The first flight of the to*fo%viih fin client.] ufp t»xj>cct(*«J to Lt* ut home with* Key West-Havana air mail <erWilliam E. Leahy, for Fall, s a id 'jn u ftw ,iav*. I vice prnved o success today with | more than FI,mm lett# attcn'L-<i h<* rectpli'in lit the Wo- The seaplane a I S n /\r r i x r v w W man’s Club in Winter Park Sat- j Gulf Stream. One hour and seven minutes later, pilot Knox brought The Selby Store and Service the plane down safely in Havana Ktaticn i* being improved by the Having covered the ’.m mile* of extension of concrete at the front. 1water in the fme nf a strong Thin work wilt add much to the southwest wind in almost recot d MKMBIIIS, Oct — (INS— Ucnnvenience and attractiveness of time. S, Senator Harry Hawes, of Mistile station. Karl II Wadsworth, United lleed. of Missouri, will pr-sent the (Continued P*rom Page 1) The Misses W ainright and Burt States po*t office official, • ,,f smiri, together with Senator Jim hi* trial, expressed .pressed the hope before departing for Atlanta that her lett of Jay Essex County, New Washington was here fur the in- Ha we* fl.mil eunlrol plan a t the huiband will make his home with York, who purchased alunjsc here i align rut inn of the servin', ib • first net' **-•*.'ion of tii*- senate, accord­ last year arc expected to arrive | air mail contract that this govern- ing to a* announcement here today. her once more. ment ha* with a foreign country. Conirres-men Lee and Niedring* “I hope be stays with me,” she within a short time. h.itis wiM pr seat the plan to tho i Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Brown were [ *------------------said, ’♦but it la up to him, of lem-e coursrs,*' jY-. ■' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. S t u d e n t s * S t r i k e I s ‘ Ca rj , if , . , . Senator llnve* and a party of Mrs. Frarue Brauner, last Thursday at dinner »o; C t t i C u l> y I mi* buslne** men were In that her brother in honor of the 15th birthday of .'lemphi* la*; night a fter journeycould t n a u l i a home with her, If Mr. T. C. Ilrauner, Jr., I e chooses. Mr. Leon Rouse and sister of I LEXINGTON, \ ’a.. (Id . 11* nitf down the Mi**i**ippi on a flood 1 “H oll probably want to loaf u Conway were Sunday afternoon ( INS)—-The .strike of 72(i student in-pection trip from St. Louis. Senator Haw*'*’ plan, he said I bit a t *firit,” said James Carroll, a callers a t the hoamo of Mr*, l.uara "I Virginia Military, Institute was v i would he the creation of a new riv- 1 brother, “There are u number of Mathers. settled today. \ i limni i .... . . ,-t com ml srtion, with a billion Idlllon dol* dol p lsy a ’ready for him to look over, The W. M. U. held a very inter r to investigate , h n r. ' . , l" ' lure at it* disposal and provide home are so-called “crime" plays csting m c c u n g a tv the iu e ahome u .o e of ”* Mrs. ...... * st,bujj* 'barge* that I rig. ....... tmnil j . , u„ each vefoa r 11 I - r and I don’t know whether Earl c s u n g meeting M. J. ColUcutt Tuesday evening o f,* '1'' H. ( ooke. Buperlntendcm. • ll( ........ . , bn „ „ ,i in .garbing Kiimniiirit*. i e *• i. 1 ‘r » ’ > ' ', r ' 1 11 11 c will w ant to produce these plays j al|^ ___ , . _______ .1_r.t_.i , e ~ , o r not, in view of his experience." society lt was bi » rfrn'iellaved here th at Carroll bility fl w»U !U sU ftM or New York late lo- at morrow or Friday. n is re la tiv e Other are duo to reach Atlanta a t 0;o6 planned for an curly date. three civilian engineers tomorrow n ig h t At the conclusion of the probuxine** man. It tfr s .understood today that and friends of the pro grum, the hostess served delicinu* nnd ice KBIDEMB BROKEN arm not attem pt a formnl refreshments of cake cream. i. returns, Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson, of W A SH IN G TO N , O, t. It).— (IN ’ S’ i with him a lost of ’’donts" Orlando were dinner guests tit EL PASO, Texas, Oct. K) (INS) T1J. threatened infantile nra!<ihe uuri.lc board. Not Carroll refrain from the home of Mr. uml Mrs. G. \V. —Six portions were killed, sev.-r- ysis epidem l' throughout the' a! others were Injured norioui>lv country unnnrentlv has beep lirok-1 twr b u t ho nlso must Parker Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith enter­ amt niembers of the family of en, tho ublic health service un-' from place* dispensin f tained Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker President Calles of Mexico had a j trounced today, rd saiu. at dinner at their home last Sun­ narrow escape from death whtu j For tho week ending October 15,1 day. f . n, °* ornted men dynamited a 57D new cases were reported v u t! Mrs. F. S. McKee was*a gue*t at ......... * *iin Reyes uand m i jJinu i . tliis is a decrease ..f 71 from lie1 t nun between Villa the Halloween party given by the al del Bcrrio, south of .Sun Utii ).receding week. Only W ashington ! Winter Bark Business and Profes­ I'tosi, yesterday, according to re- and Pennsylvania reported more sional W’ontan’rf Club at the cham­ port* received ut Juarez U.day. new ruses than the week before.! 1hi* identity of the metVier* o:' ber of commerce building Monday the Calles fumily was not diaclosed evening. Tho Community Church Sunday bul they are said to have been in CL^VU l a ND, Oct. ly.—(IN S )— school had .'15 attendance Sunday a special car attache T rip p td while they slept, Rufus afternoon. Special music by which was bound W illiams,laborer, his wife, und four MacCanon of Winter Burk and Mexico City, According to the children perished in a fire which Mrs. W. W. Wilson was a very e n ­ FIN At, M iT U 'K ■I destroyed their humu here early joyable feature of the program, nmite exploded beneath a second i I.,. .............. . N"T| b is KIitv .......................... .. .i U l.. N ' . T I Ii -?K IM iiK I I F ICt K tY c H rI vVu K.v N II..I l l . i l i|t U near •the front ,.r of the All teachers nnd officers of the class —raiich today. "•“i" m j u » « » « ! .» » » . ,* • • ,% ■t The dead children are: Bessie, 7; Sunday school were present. ■> or in tin. 11■>tt.. rt, I.I-- I'.iu n iv .in,i . The Rev, V. K. Reid, of Winter . Andrew 4; Annie May J ; und Retha I l i n n o l i P . . D . J . . m . tx ' ' H'-iiilni.b* ••.■not: i turi.t.. i, . May, 4 months. Park, will preach ut the Comptun- ’ fin I r - l u n i uri'nnnt uml ......... The family made Its home In four tty Church Sunday afternoon, a t | t j j. f f s » >| ' I . X " * I l l t . M ..r 111.' . - ( . I t . Up (J,.I,. rooms on the second floor of u .'IdIO, Sunday school will be .it J l i t m \ I h f i i mill tl *•)■*• itiuUf u|i|»u« i brick bubIding. A Rurugc occupied 2:30. Mr. C. K. MocCunon is. —!— lH*»l to tile »*7»life .1llil u •* for — n rin.ii tha rr/d n il floor. The fire of un­ superintendent and the Rev. Mr. The body of Levi Knecht. aged >o>nl*-in<-ni i.r In:, iiamlnlslrallui, ..r *. M <■*».,i.*. uti l fu r t«n n n l e r <iixknown f i origin, was reported at Reid is hiblc class teacher. •11, who died u t the Fenuld-l.augh* i lt •ralie-r h i m u- such . *. .*ulur about ^o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Wood spent ton Hospital of acute appcndiiiti* 1'i.reit »lii» i lie »;th iluy *»r n , i, ; t». ,.»■»- • Tbs 'Unties of the parents were Tuesday of last week as business will l>e sent tonight to Ottumwa, i - 1 IIK ItV IW lUVH\lt|.'i*. I on the Door benjdo their bed, while visitors to Fort Christines. Iowa, according q information rc A-. it ii i*ii»,ir,itf it.,- i ; -1 .i , , f the bodies of the three older child­ Mr. and Mrs. Stnnco moved into coved today. •t m r u . - I nip him ll. ren wefp hurled close together near their new house lust week. M»t.SOV. TtOVI.B a. I ihillTil.N. Mr. Knecht was working Ht Allurnt ) * fur Kxrrnlur the dopr of their room, mute evi­ Tin* friends here of Professor Norento und brought to Sanford dence i f their futile attem pt to u* and Mr*. Gifford will be sorry *n •or treatment and died following . a learn that their arrival here wilt operation. So far a* could be ' Firemen entered the.w ont' while be deluyed it few Weeks h^' husincs, learned, .Mr. Knecht had m* tolathe fill' wa* ntfll burning but were rffair* in Terre Haute, however, Dvc. in this section, ft is underr , too tali. Battalion Chief William (h*y are expected to arrive some- stood that the burial will take •date in Ottumwa where he i* re Finn said the victim* were probab­ tlmu in November. “ N crrei W ere All to P ieeei/* I> 'te i to have a family. ly stringeled ulino t m partilysi* beforej.they were fully awakened S*y* U d y Wlto Tell* How und given un opportunity to utt.m pt|f> escupe. -Cardui Helped H er W iiea Mail Service begins »"i i r ”"’-s " ' - . r r LAKKOLL WIL L!da>cvini,^r LEAVE PRISON ON THURS DAY M,,n. i*,.™ £ Hawes And Reed To Present Flood Aid Plan To Congress The Herald Gives All The News Alumni [ he Herald daily gives its subscribers an account of the important and interesting happenings thruout the Calles Family Has Close Call In Blast world; timely editorials and all local news of importance and interest; in the Herald one will find News while it is NEW S. d4Members ily Perish In ‘.Cleveland Fire S": :p s iM i Subscribe ■Today Knecht s Body To Be dent 1o Iowa Home 111 | X™ < * ■ Snake Halted wallowingrRatticr '■ *'. ***-•*». .*,i.< m i *’,*..(* ill.'* »'• • -*lt JM W iMexican Bandits Now Hold U. S. OwnedMine Tw “ ,, r®nch Airmen Are Located Again i .-’ V ar. h- ■» 'i ' A t Leave your order for The Herald, there is a carrier anxious to serve you and willing to give you service. A telephone call will do the trick ♦i UNEASY SLEEP 4* #* She Was Run-Down. WASHINGTON. Oft. !!*.-( INS) —Bandits are in possession of tlie JANEIRO, Oct. 19 (INS) Hopkins, B. C.—Mrs. G. W, Arranto, cumpt of the Amsricon-owmd Am- -A fte r bring unreprrted for morof this place, ssys: uiac mines in Ixtlan, state of May- thu nfnur hours Dkudonne Co»te I was suffering from spalls of Thaifkink snake* are r.o res pec rit, Mexico, the State Depul ment and Joseph Le Brlx, French a ir­ weakness. These would come on me of other reptiles was demon win Informed tod»»v bv America" men, making a flight from UUour- suddenly and I would have to irive ted a t the nmneipat zoo thl« consul William P. Blocker, at Max- get, r ranee, to Buenos Airen vverj up and go to bed. For s«v?rU rflo n . ncronlijirf to C, K. Wil ntlan sighted over Itujnhy ut I2:2d p. M, months 1 did not sleep well a t night tianis^'traffic officer who rc|>ort W. E Mizchell, mi •nglishmnn.l lod®>'* lleuvy storms were iv and got no rest from sleep. I wsa u l thgd a sma'I rattlesnake, o* ntansger of the mines, w as cupturvery nervous. I could not bear tha the southern const, • w * a ii'i, W (Uf ) ir g a den adjoining that of the cd und is being held for 5,00U pesos children worried Itajahy i* in the state of Cath- least noise. The -----kiYc#iix-fmit king snake, belo.'g- ran*oW, ctini*i J.5u miles southwest cf- thi* ■nTPf*Uy »l ---------- r injr to; the xim, escaped On October H, the payroll und ; ty and Hut) miles northwest „f | M iort| 00 1 le n t i t once for k u m rago y f the Inter. Walknouch of the mines wns stolen Bueno* Aires. end began again. At tha .w- - to take .. V „it ogw Acdydliur to Mr. Williams, th-tr* nr.d tour soldiers of a small guard end of a short time I felt much bet. fight und the king snake were killed hy bnullt#. TO FULFIL PKOMI.8E tfr. so I kept rig h t on taking Cardui I the little rattler in .the midBERLIN, Oct. 19.- (IN S )-O f. When I would feel a nervous spell Block *r hs* i»ccn advised from wss pruerudimr to *w «llw Ml Xtcu City that adequate mHit*ry Hr la I announcement was made t.> w n n n ^ o ^ I to o k it more frequently j uble. Attendants were sum- protection will he sent to the I hut Fiance and England will fulfil their* promise to withdrew however, and Mr. Wil’.iants m'nes. "I con owU inly say Cardui helped 9,000 occupational troops from the : wonderfriUj^fi after a time thait they succeeded in rvsen --------- JJ5. ---------rhinehiml on October Soldiers uaryousnsas tilsappeareii entirely. I little diamnrd back who i* . whose term of in Hutment expires could alesp a t night and my general resting quietly a f u c I T O p iC ttl H l S t U r b & I I C C will be replaced until the occui.a- k « lth w as.better. My appetite picktiomit forces is reduced to 10,000. e° • m * * enjoyed my meals, too.* •— Thousands of other women hsva _______________ told of tha benefit they have receivWASHINGTON. Oct. 19.T-MNS) -R.P. a.™ .oui ■i*i ■r . Circulation Department Phone 148 •iftr! 1 : flu -,ix 1• */. ’• - M '• •**14 t ' • . :t :■ - - --V, I . ** . *. L* ■ • ■ xijd s increases In Intensity The troicsl disturbance of the southern coost is increasing in. Intensity, the weather bureau w tm ed M y. is• rnow shodt 4» latitude - - central ss U'lU'tV r , ' 4 W f tone 73 1 -2 .'_____ t e r ' M . *» U'vt I'liMir n i i v c P u -- IOOUCHAMLS ^A ^H IN G TO N , Oct. Ilf (IN’,S) - “ AlirrCxt anybody nominated by the Republicans could defeat Gov. A. Smith for the presidency,” ox- Sf6»tor Calder of'N ew York, dedared at the ----White House today. Hughes. Hoover, Lowden ur Dawes could carry New York • p in s * Smith," L- ed from tha tua of Cardui. Keep it on hand, to taka when needed. o f long-established K* P-T* tjcj �I»AGB FI THE SANFORD IIERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1027 Each Day Four READ T H E ADS ies will be scattered throuffh the it ad columns— if your name is there at The Herald Office for a free ticko the Milan* Theatre. Good for the after Insertion only. Each day there arc a number of trea* sures to be found in the Wont Ads— | your name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op- 1 port unity. I inford Daily Herald AD. RATES Caih lo Adranea hone ads, will b« r« c it» d itron* and collector sent ilatcly for payment. __________ te a line Une line line fime rates on request. reduced rales are for leutive inaertlona. words of average length aunteJ a Une. himum charge of 30c for [insertion. . advertising U restricted ,per classification. £ error is made The Sanlerald will be responsible iv ocv incorrect inaeruon, I r r t . s*r for on*. The ofiice should be u immediately in case of | to a d v e r t is e r s Herald representative lughly fam iliar with rates 1 and classifacUon will I you complete information. \t you Wish they will assist |n wording your want ad. ike it more effective. | SANFORD Overland Co. Willys- |H ave opening for two more young FOR R E N T—Furnished, part or Knights & Overland, Whippits. iIndies to learn to run the Linotype | ail of six room house. Rent reaParlt & Comn.erclal Sts. Phone 68. | machine. Four months course free, sonable. 2206 Palmetto Ave. ------------------------------------------------ We will assist you to get good job ‘-------------------------------------------- —---4—Business Service I when competent. Good operator* — — intake from $40 to $75 per week, it FOR RENT—‘Five room cottage. 208 3rd St. Inquire of J. D. D av-1 R. N. Nipper. Signs of all k in d s.; interested apply C. A. Haines at vlaon. Rural 230:1. | In Sanford Paint & Wnll Paper • Herald Office. Co. -Situation Wanted .■> ItOOM furnished house for rent. If they need altering or repairing i — Sec V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. bring them to MACK the T a ilo r., STENOGRAPHER— Experienced. 201 N. Park Ave. Satisfaction, can supply'typew riter, or will For Rent— Five room house. Bath guaranteed. *cn 11 for work to do at home. Mrs. and screened porch. $20.00 per Houser 531-J. month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190\V. F rtil E. Russel. Farm s, Grove*. .— Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 10-H— Plants And Flowers SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, 632 \V. ■______________ ______ electricity, buth, fire-place screened porch, double garage. An WIGHT PRINT SHOP l FOR SALE—Single red hibiscus attractive home partially furnish­ SNAPPY service on anything in I for hedges, yellow Japanese and ed. See E. G. Norton, Mellonvillo printing A rhowt rail wiU get red cut th y guavas; other thing* Ave. your man. Phone 411—TV. 0 Rail- all well rooted. Mrs. Ellsworth. road Ave. j Heardnll Ave. Phone 3303. TEN Room house, for rent com er i (ink and Fourth St. Apply W. II. I.ADIES COATS altered nnd relin- 11—.Miscellaneous Long 1{)8 Tulmetto Ave. , . ed. 219 I-aurel Ave. 1 METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v- [Any part of 80 acres of fine truck­ House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St. i Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.; erlistln g . Metal shingles;! ing land, cleared, on paved road standing seam tin and gulvinlzed iu Orange county, for rent at $2.00 roofs. See Jam es H. Cowan. OEk ' per acre by year. See M. J. Must, FOR RENT: Five room bungalow at the corner of Palmetto Avenue; jJr., 10 Wall St, Orlando. Colonial Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. and Katie Street, lzirgo living I’ompany. Phone 5313 ---------------— | room, dining room, two bedrooms, Mrs, M arguerite Akres. CAR AW NINGS.- Auto Awning ! bath, with shower, kitchen equip­ Co. II Ball Bldg. ped with electric range. Front and LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ -------------------- rear* porches. $40 monthly. Address. scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We uro S. C, B. care The Herald. as near you aa your phone. Call 103 12—Wanted BY WILLIAM’ Freedom? GrAD /“\vAE.T w a s \ C l o s e , ic k ' * . \ . "To o k e v e v i w o r e u m o e r WEAR 0 ^ . P i& A T O F F * / / / B o v , AM \ OOAMr'AJEAR > MO U M O E R w E A R G ulp D A T S SK»N4 VO S E E . J I YOUR BUSINESS —enrd appear­ secom. FOR RENT: Small cottage on Magnotlu Avenue Just north of l*ho io Im p o r t a n t n o t i c e l Central Street. $25.00 monthly., reach over 3,000 every day I Pox 123 can* The Herald. vertiaers should give their 14— Rooms Without H o ard or postoffice address as -and it costa so little a 12 word j* their phone number if $3750.00 l.s the priece of small cot-. [desire results. About ' te ad for one month costa only $2.60. FURNISHED room for rent. Ill tago on weL* located lot on Mug* l Park Ave. out of a thousand has noli* Avenue $6C cask all th a t Is Fhone 148 v Mium iiiuvi meat to fre t ephone and th eothers in q u ired . Balance payable Just like Genre s tji:lc*t, Having a'20-year comir'ini* ate with you lust *.sk for “Classified D epart­ 15— Apnrtmenl For Rent rent: Box 124, core The Herald. , BCtlti .. ■■ . t i ’I; Irvmix, France, for they know your address, lllit lu ll.. •. 11 >• >' ilie nurse, Edith ment'* ''* disconlinuence MUST be FOR RENT—Apartm ents on P a r k ---------------C' O t f r E S AM D C L O S E R . sta u s s«r o*r, ol>r? sv ww Avenue. Frigiduirc installed. 17— II uhI ichh I'laren For Rent C’a f e l l . i >i '.!•• i h r mans, has heeu in person at the Sanford ■tinted l>i M I'.ue, Qleu’s jailer* d office or by letter. Tele, CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS W ater ami garage furnished. An - 1 ----------------------------------- ------------- Qolen recently was a cellmate of disconimuences ore not WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT r.ly 1000 Oak Ave. 1Per Rent—2 stores, nos. 309 and l)«nneti J. Doty. American boy who SOMETHING NEW AND BET------r r ,--------------(reed ntter serving a sentenco "II Snnford Avenue, singly or TER FOR FURTHER IN FORMA* *OR KL>*T— Furnished apartm ent lufructiomt of Foreign Legion, i' ir.tly, at attractive prices. Jno. leout Prompt . Efficient TION- CALL PHONE 235-J O R 1 with garage. 1101 Elm Ave. Corgorvlee and Doty described him us A F. Pearson. 23*1 Meisch Building. SEE, V. C. COLLEK, SANFORD, ner 11th St. miserable wretch.'* Ouleu la i FLA. Itomohiles VtCtuud above. Below Ls a sevue At I urnished- nice clean housekeep­ Ill— Houses For Sale his trial. I PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano ing apartment#, reduced rntos, | tuning by experts with 17 years all conveniences. 301, Cor. 5th St. ' passenger touring car, experience. Sanford music store and Palmetto. New management. FOR SALE: two apartm ent houses •and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 £ I t Mcon large lot, modern, close in. and runs like new, to ex- i Lander Arcade, Phone 832. ONE FURNISHED front apart- beautiful surroundings, in tiutiiui am i uuuuuij-.s, garagei K r-s . . . — i ment, nil modern conveniences. $1000.00 down hulance like .cut. | \ l | | | * p ( n f T I |T l l |n |u t C l ' for coupe in good eondi- ■■ • —— ■ BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation 915 W. First St. Phone 207. See ownir. L A. Renaud. 2201 Oak t V y O H IIIlU lIlo lO boxes and general cement work; iflephou® 773 after 1 P. M. i Ave. Phone 190— W. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E, Ter- FURNISHED apartm ent for rent willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. ! in the Heruld building —u down­ town location at remarkably low FOR SALE: Well construcctod DODGE ire cars and Graham trucks LUMBER and complete Une of rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The | bungalov, corner .Palm etto Ava building m aterial. Low prices. Herald office. i uml Street. bath tnd 13th Street. Phone 3. ... K«tie . . . . . Five rooms, , ... MOSCOW, UU., 18, - ( I N S ) - | Security Lumber Co.. “Where Good with shower, kitchen equipped with slxU #n mo’ru mombers of the i Grad is Come From " Maple and --------- electric rone*. Owner out of the c0„ ntuniHl ,>(irty. wore espwllesl’ JIN’S & COWAN CO. Auto Sixth. Phone 797. IMrs. J. B. Iaiwson. 'c ity and will sell nl le**e than act­ from the organization today belator and sheet m etal works, ual value. Price $6500.00 with $100 cause of their opposition to the french Ave. Phone 71G-W. CONCRETE In every shape and irnsh and $75 monthly. Address policies of the Stalin-Bukhann form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Box 101 care The Herald D. -King. Two rooms kitchenette and bath, group, which is in control of the mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod Soviet government. ucts Company, F ifth and Miple attractively furnished, centrally SANFORD BU1CK CO. located, all improvements; $6 per FOR SALE: Furnished Spanlsn M. Vuyovitch, chief uide to Sts. Phone 112-W. 212 Magnnlia Ave. week. Tel 777 or 773. bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locnt- Leon Trotzky, was expelled hero , Pl.one 867. | r«1. of good construction. Owner by the central control committee ' 5— Help Wanted Female 16—Housese For Rent living out of c i ^ and will sell at because he hud refusud to obey j committee's ......... order —....... exiling ....... him , . WANTED— Middle aged wnrnon ------------------------------------------------1reasonable price, and on eusy the .................. MODEL TRIM CO. from Moscow to Vorone. Twelve FOR RENT—Small house, dose in. I term s. House is located on High | The remarkable picture Above shows General A lfredo Quijano, Mexican rebel general, rs h? fneed u firing* housekeeper for fam ily of three. Itrim the car, not the owner." No small children. Apply J. E. fireplace, rent reasonably. Apply 1 ® ^ , ^ , ^ nu^ ^ ^ ®xpe,led a% Kiov “n' 1 j "und of federal troops near Mexico City fololwing the failure of the recent revolution. Gener..! Q IJano [Phone 817 for estim ates tractive surroundings. Doqble gn- three at Tiflis. 308 W. 15th St. Singletary, Lake Mary. P. W. R /D F O R D rave. Price furnished $8,500.00 The Stalin—Bukhariu group is wnve*l farewell to a little crowd of newspaper men and women, and once hade the aoldiers ic n u closer •WANTED—Wo ink'll or capnbl* 2 NEW 4-rnom bungalow for rent $500 cash and the balance any re­ taking vigorous measures through- 1 they might aim hotter. wi*h lights and water- garage. asonable way. Address Box 131 opt the whole cotinti-y to rid the young girl to stay with child be­ HUPS— MARMONS tinrm unist organization-wf nil op­ tween the hours of 2 nnd 9 P. M. S*-i T R. Kinnrd Grocery Storv, f a r e Herald. [Sanford Automobile Co. Fentral Street Sanford. position influences, lagnolia Ave. Phone 137. Call a t 500 Myrtle Ave. inn Trotzky nnd Vuyovitch were 21— Lots For Salt recently expelled from the execu­ tive committee of the communist FOR SALE: Two urre lots, on party. Later between 40 und 50 V/tLL.X WAMT 1t>TBU-'«t3U > Dixie Highway between Monroe members of the party ware ex­ B irr w h y couuom t A [I'M AWFULLY GLAD so m e th in g f u n n y a b o u t that s h e Give S omething 4- Sanford. Fine tracking land, ns pelled because of their adherence! TOO WON FIRST PRIZE g m Q M Ih m p r i z e - YOU KNOWMN&V/ILBOR USEFUL? X HAVE . AT MRS ACKERMANS city taxes, electricity is available, m the Trotzky group, PLENTY O F VASES / HAD IT AND (SAVE JTOOT WHEN BRIDGE CLUB TODAY., also flowing water, .lee owner, L. \ AT HOME ------ _ MRS.TYT6 _ ^ S SHE HAD CLUB - WELL---- > A, Renaud, 2201 Ouk . t. ?h ing dally in this column I BUY, and pay cash for will • hand pianos. Box 352, 1004—J. Mexican Rebel G eneral Dies Bravely 9 Are Expelied From Soviet Organization W ants Fight BY TAYl.OP IM’N.POP 150—W :'Miniters H a r d e s t Workers Says Head1 , • *i ' n L t ----------------------------------------------, $10 cash ami $10 monthly will buy good building lot nt remarkably ' low price. Box DO care The Her- (2 5 — K xchnng» (Bark to a Georgia farm , I have a 200 acre south Go., farm 70 acres cleared all necesuiry farm Iimplement*. Will trade for house and lot in or near Sanford, if v**u I need this farm s?e me. J. M. Wil­ liams, 1012 Myrtle Ave. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale -M R© STDFGf? WON 4T A N O > WHEN SH E HAD CLUB. SHE GAVE r r OUT TO MRS-WEAVER -7HATS T H t WAY IT'S BEEN PA SSE D AROUND- 1 G u eS S YOU'RE THE . ►-On l y o n e .w h o hasn ' t h a d i one 1!M THE WHO GAVE IT OUT TC START WITH / PLENTY OF WOOD rtf nil kind* a t D uhart's Wood Yard. FOR SALK—One single rot bed, O H .ve s one doubl* la’d mottres*. and 4 1H A V E - breakfast Ml c h a in . *110.50 Cash. Auk fnt Foreman at Herald Office. fV \ —Slightly used fum* FOR SALFi —Slig Iture. Bargain. Roy R J. King, 1012 W. 3rd. Ft. D lV illlty BACON O C llO O l Who m e the hnnlest working men in n comm unity?" "The ntiii sters, says Charles U. Brown, D. D., dean of Yale Divin­ ity School. The faitli'al, efficient minister in charge of a church works harder than any other mnn in the com­ munity. The man who liH>k.s upon •Vo nun'stry us u pious, respectable but withal rather nn cusy job, had boat stop look and listen, if a ' man goes on with that expedeation he i|. in for a big, thick slice of J disappointm ent.” 1 Dean-Brown rays also; The young persi.n who trie* to i* follow tha line of least resistance, t who seeks to get by without strain- I ing himself, who lies down and whines when the roads- arc rough, is as much out of place in the m inistry as r-jire ileus old hfdy would be a t a football game. Um atilla— Fire* si cn lo:atc : back of telephone o fE .J on rant Street, 511.)00 LEESBURG ■I on building be’— < Nt.eet near Main. Doe. Aldridge. fERO BEACH 1— *—-provem/vf FOR SALE—One bed and spring, CM eat. oil itovs- sewing “ rathe* rhonog*cf ■ -v-— 4 Half-million He’a after Gene T this Phil Scott nf F.ngU ^,,r Mpysh rty#d ln N#w,y or|, •!cl!on. | - r ------ [ ago to enter Tex “ series. � 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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THE -.........■, ;k-" . ! •_ ♦. Fair tonight with slowly temperature. > & tim m r x m : Imaged Wire International News Service Prosecutor SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 182V. " -r NUMBER 350. •3K&FM Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations " EARL CARROLLI H afstenIs E xon eratedNEW O f EVIDENCE Blarhe In Connection W ith RELEASE BED F a ta l A u to m o b ile A ccid en t EXPECTED FOR UP BY MAILS REMUS’ H oax Spurs Channel Swim m ers To Action LONDON, Oct. 20.— (IN S )— The recent channel swimming hoax admitted by Dr. Dorothy Logan has spurred “Bona Fide” conqueror of the channel to a t­ tem pt to shatter any possible doubts as, to their ability. A world-wide challenge was issued to men and women, sing­ ly Or In flotillas by Mrs. Ivy Gil](lof Sheffield, who swam the channel recently. Mrs. Gill declared she was ready to “ race the world across the channel at its widest point.” INOft BEHALF /a it. H. H artsten, A tlanta tales- witness and the positions, and con­ mun, who was being held in con­ ditions of the several cars, the nection with the death of Ralph Jury decided not to bring charges Robinson, as the result of an auto-j against Mr. H artsten. Parole Papers Fall To Reach mobile Coolidge Confers Former Secretary O f collision here last Monday, Mr. H artsten on the stand stated Counsel And Prosecutor Say j Atlanta In Time For Noted was released today when the cor- 1that his car did not strike the May Official Washington Interior Interferes rith Ohio Senator i Producer To Leave Prison oner's jury returned a verdict that Hodge automobile driven by young Become Involved In Fight “the said Ralph Robinson Robinson, but that the Robinson I ThisAfternoon For Gotham In A rgu m en t Over L0 put Soft Pedal For King Of Bootleggers came to his death as .the car struck the Studebaker -driven L a w Technicalities In His Supporters result of an acrident, caused by the by Mr. Allen, wrecking th a t car Prisoner Rides Ten car he was driving turning over and turning itaelf over. Mr. H art-, Depositions Being and a fter striking the car driven sten also stated that his c a r wn*| Miles To Pen Office by Taken At Capitol _____ W. F. Allen; the said W. F. Al- moving very slowly when it struck wreck of Mr. Allen's car. I Wife Brothers And Persons!t . “ " * > .1" * * » ™»l»"*|ble for theThe evidence of automobile me­ Mystery WomanWitnessFrom | Friends Will Be Among The The coroner's jury was conven­ chanics also indicated th a t the Birmingham Mentioned i m ­ Group To Greet Producer ed a t the request of Mr. H artaten’s Robinson automobile was turned portant Developments Soon i e f ExecutiveAfraid A sserts Judge Finney attorney. A fter viewing the body nn its side and damaged in such a i ATLANTA, Oct., 20,—(IN S )— , and the automobiles yesterday af-, manner ns to make it hard to unQualified To O ffer 5eople Might Think ROUTE FROM ATLANTA.' The release of Earl C anoll, Brond- trrnnon, the Jury th|s morning pro-1dersta^d how such impact nnd;GA.t TO WASHINGTON D. C.. I Expert Testim ony i'essYVasSpokesman . way showman, from Atlanta pe.i- j reeded with the examination of^ilnmaee could have been caused bylOct. 20.—(IN S )—Thiy official I itentiurv was delayed today owinu I witnesses. From the evidence o f 1Mr. H artsten’s machine. Washington will become enmeshed I Exhibitprs Not l*articlpatlng WASHINGTON. Oct. 20— to the failure of parole paper* t o ' in the Remus trial is the promise W ashington , Oct. 20 -of attorney Charles Elston and first ,In, 'Interstate _ Mi Trtinsportat. . 'IN S )— Albert B. Fall, former _President Cool id8f© Charles P. T aft II, son of the chief arrive from Washington. Ion Not Guilty AsAccessor- Secretary of Interior. jttamlln«r assistant county prosecutor Carl Original plans were for ( urroll i Listen'd a verbal spank- Justice and form er president, di­ E.Rosier who are touring 20 stntes lea. Judge Goddard Asserts trial with H arry F. Sinclair [today to those of his nrd- recting the prosecution of George to leave Atlanta, accompanied by f seeking evidence that will be used his wife, brotheg and close person­ for criminal conspiracy, r f c v , unev , |supporters who have 3ui»i—------. . Remus, form er Cincinnati bootleg for and against George Remus, for­ friends, on tho Crescent Limited' NEW YORK. Oct., 20.—(IN S)— nectedlv took the d&fenno In d to accept at its race vai- |kinR for wife murder. ne is the al mer "king of the bootleggers" shortly after noon, but the failure t Prize fight films may be exhibited |a famous "I "0 not crtoose jproaectltor of Hnmilton county, in of the papers to arrive precluded | when he is tried for thc killing of legally in New York, or any other his owrvhaml.s for n few min­ , lun announcement. his wife, Imogvne Remus, in Cin­ state. Federal Judge Henry W. utes today. which the trial is slated to begin the possibility if his leavig before Tired of several hours of was delivered through the first week in November. cinnati next month. the next mail delivery which i* wrangling over technicalities. A member o f President's Cnhlnet Goddard ruled today. ator Sim eon Foss. Remibbetween l and 2 o'clock, centrul [ Judge Goddard also held that the white haired defendant rose and many other high in the officinl it 0f Ohio, who has been time. exhibitors not participating in the nnd expressed his own views to the ^ |n'f the most voca! of the CoolIf tire parole papers- are interstate transportation law even court. • partisans in whipping sentied at toe I o'clock mail Assistant Secretary 0f the Inter­ though they may have knowledge tn have the next Republican and his relatives probably of the persons from whom they re­ ior E. C. Finney was being .cross[Inal convention draft the pru.sleave Atlanta on the A/illebrnndt, assistant United States ceived the transported films. examined by George Hoover, Sin­ train for New York, a t 5 o'clock, uttorney general of liquor prosecu­ This ruling, however applies only clair attorney. Hoover was trying fter a .conference with Mr. on the Southern Railway. tions, Edgar T. Hoover, chief in­ when the persons transporting to get Finney to Interpret two Wash.. Oct., 20.—The lidge at the White House this MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 2 0 1 SEATTLE . , , A produce truck, containing vestigator of the Department of he films are at common carriers* act* of Congress, on* of which . . . , r-\__ i._ ■ first of n series of debates on ning Fe«* emerged from the among other things ,•,milk cans Justice, Dr. E. L. Doran, prohi­ Judge Goddard's decision was n gave the Secretary of Interior pow­ r » m 1 . l ' (IN S)“ Att0rnC" Genera! Chnrfcn,* ^ . ^ m arrlaBf" between fcdential office and said; McCa!| ln Alabama, who d ire,- Ju,,KI, n,.n Lindsey of Denver and bition commissioner, and Davis and answer to questions submitted by er to lease the oil reserves, ahd the Nature Removes FromFaceOf ami vegetables, will bring Carrol! fve been called down.” Blair, internal revenue commiss­ thc federal grand jury investiga­ other conferred amllar power on Us had reference to the Theatrical Producer Traces in from the honor farm th n»i n- t)1(| the pro. f.-utlon of all thc flog- Rabhi Louh I. Newman of San ioner and many other minor offi­ ting the showing of Dempsey-Tun- the Secretary of the Navy, The de­ ing, a f t e r which the showman will g rase m Alabama conducted Francisco, provided hot topic for ches he has been making in Of Broadway jPrisoncrls In wait cials have been subpoened. in the warden’s office until Kram| Jury in s tig a tio n * into discussion here today. fense attorney wanted to gvt' in the ney fig h t pictures in New York. alt warden s us parts <>f the country in According to Elston, the purpose record* the Interior Department’* Fine Mental Shape.Is Claim the papers nrrivc. He urged the grand jury, how^ flogging cases involving members Kfforls of the Seattle chapter |h he has assured audiences He will be transported from the of the Ku Klux Klan, and obtained o( , hl. w c T y f to slop the de- of tuking depositions from Sar­ ever, to continue its investigation policy prior to the Tteapot Mr. Coolidge will be the ATLANTA,, Ga., Oct. 20.—(IN S) honor farm, where he has been nnvlctions on kidnappig and « s - ; l)nto rr.,u|ted in a crowd of 4,000, gent un dothers in Washington is to learn, if possible, the circum- lease. lidate despite his not choosing to have advantage of the informa­ staces surrounding the transporta­ —The make-up box of nature with serving as librarian, to the war­ sault charges of Klan members, to­ Owen. Roberta, government coun­ on. it’s glowing redA and hardy tans den’s office in the penitentiary day resigned as a member of tho mostly women, ns nn audience. tion gathered by Tom Wilcox, agent tion of tho films from Chleago. sel objected and, he. Hoover If the president* ha* his own will have removed from the face Judge I.indsey first explained just In charge of the Detroit office of th proper, a distace of 10 miles. The Ku Klux Klan of Alahuma. Reccntand Justice Siddons w e n having This will bo difficult, it is bo It* s»id the O iw ’ndnator, ‘ he of E nrf Carroll nil traces of Broad­ produce truck is the prison’s only i ly Attorney Genernl McCall ob* what “companionate m arriage" Department of justice during the lieved, as the exhibitors who have throe-cornered argument when [sot be nominated." was. "I is," he said, “ju st thc pres­ government’s investigation of the esthat m;nn he is opposed to way when he next sets foot in the official means of transportation I rained 102 indictments, involving ent stale o f lawful wedlock, with activities of Franklin L. Dodge, Jr., been questioned so far have not Fell suddenly rose and asked per■ nt the farm. drafted?’’ tho adm inistra- roaring forties. I .'17 Klun members, including Cap­ former uce of the Departm ent of revealed how the films wore tra n s­ m|sison to address the court, Broadway should have Jeon C ar­ After all form alities have been tain Ira B. Thompson, exalted^ Cy­ the use of birth conrol. “1 wish to make no speech to’thv [ipoktiman was asked. ported. All they haVe said is Justice, und Imogcne Remus. Judge Lindsey explained he vms roll this Wednesday morning as he concluded in the warden’s office. Jury,’ he said, “but I would Hke [youhad heard w hat the Presi- waited th a t the filrna were not brought clops of the Luverne, Ala., KlavElston hopes to secure the ac­ r**t an advocate of “free love," a t the honor farm of the U. to point out thpt Judge Finney, on by common carriers. taid you would have so in- 8 . penitentiary fo r word to arrive Carroll will return to the bosom vrn. quittal of Remus if perm itted to by- .i strong proponent of that the stand, has qualified as an ex­ of his relatives including his wife ted It" was the reply. All during this tinio McCall waa "sacred, lime-honored in s titu tio n - use the information contained in th at hi« parole papers had reached and brother, who came from -New port. President was displeased "the big houae" and he was to be­ the Department of Justice records a member. In tendering hs rcsig» old-fashioned marrUge.7 “As assistant Secntarg York. « • I some of my .-speeches," contin- gin h(s journey back to freedom. as evidence. nation, he declared th a t the Kla "1 war: {his country," ho said, acting secretary, he baa made c the Ohican. He was afraid The deposition party will arrive 3 was in the hands o Broadway wouldn’t have known They will find him a much .better in Alubama , , “to get away from n condition in in Washington late today from sons under the law, which people might get the imprc.in ro -<jWay wouldn’t un't even have man, phyzically than when they awlcss leadership and was not ,he ^ pro<(UCe most of oetkm o f 'the Atlantm Ga.,-where im portant dq i>cRi» hi* living up lo thc principles of that v u speaking for him . ^ p o c te d Mm. He was attired sin sorrow fully left him ^ children and the rich mvnopo-' positions were taken from W ardth ... • vew m snu Jig. rm notaitd tb> icsfllt of d fjim that had.sLmhiW t k m four month* ago- Hc has organization. Use birth control knowledge. I John W. Snook and United S tates permitted to ansvter th e n .% ffltt be talking the \iay I have usage. His shoes were large and gained 25 to 30 pounds 'nnd he “ I have become convinced th a t;it tions, and If the honorable court in order to m help mmy m ownmpo- heavy and had signs of contact with looks strong and well, according to is not the purpose or Intent of its am for the establishing of clinics district attorney of northern Geor­ Resuming their regular week sustain! the objections, the court ■1 fortunes in Ohio. I told Him Jthe red clay soil of Georgia rather Dr. Charles T. Nellah*. the prison leader* to aid the duly constituted which will adm inister nliko to gia, Clint Hager. luncheons, the Sanford Lions Club w)U be making a ruling which it rich and |Mor, and bring to thc It was learned from Elston th a t ver pretended to be talking Ithan the paved thorughfares his physician. Carroll has spent con­ officers of the law in thoir ef­ met today at the Seminole Cafe him, nor, in fact, for anybody fashionable brogues were uccus- siderable time out of doors and forts to enforce the crim inal laws life of children un intelligence and several new witnesses wero un­ and went on record as fsvorig n mjay regret. love that will mean moro to future covered by Remus investigators in his features are tanned by the sun. where crim es are committed by it) ppt myself, and th a t 1 did not tomed to tread. change in the present system of ' jFali inferred such a ruling be a reversible error. The dafendU' ve people thought I was rep­ Enroute to New York, Carroll members," he added. , “ Many of generations than the hazard births A tlanta, Ga., one of these witnesses Sanford. He wore u hickory shirt and a according to Elston, will testify of accident und chance." enting his views. Nor was I wool hat, stained by sun and rain plans to stop for a few hours a t and spoke in a low tone of voice a t . ' these leaders, in m judgm ent, aro It was brought out in the meet­ first and hi* words were indistin­ ling to help mystdf. But he was and u bit frnyed by the wind. His Greenville, 8. C., as a luncheon responsible for the wave of lash­ * Rabbi Newman declared t. nt he to alleged illicit relations of Mrs. ing that the flat painted signs are guishable to those in the press box. Messed." face was bronzed and his hands guest of n civic club there to show ings and floggings which have tak­ v a s against "companlonat* mar­ Remus and her alleged lover. ofen difficult to see and that a As he wanned to his argument, ; This witness, according to Elston, showed the weur and teur of work. his appreciation for the hospitality riage," because, he deda. .d, “it Had someone encountered him on he received during thc seven weeks en place in this state nnd many would have our youth res; >nd to has consented to appear in open raised marker, after the manner of |however, his voice grew strong ’oiuf Mtoffice Business a vegetable wagon headed for At­ he was a patient in the Greonvillo members of the Klan a re placed in the strong emotional urge with­ court und testify for the defense. the “silent policemen" at such in­ pOunded the table for emphasis. It was also learned th a t three tersections, would probably * bd he could hnve well been taken hospital. It will be recalled th at fear of drastic action by its pre­ out developing discipline of pas­ Justice Siddons listened gravely IClimbing, Says Hall lanta other witnesses who fere to have more efficacious in reducing the and then delivered a somewhat . for come humble toiler of the near­ Carroll was taken from the train sent state rulers if they tell thc sion." given depositions in Atlanta today number of crossing accidents. lengthy, speech himself sustaining by hills, who scraped a living from a t Greenville, while on the way to tru th in courts. “I am against m aking it easier have consented to appear person­ Members of the club have pledged ketording to J. P. Hull, post the shallow soil and got his diz­ “ For my part I regard my oath Rnbvft’s ohjectona to the queetioo ■ |ter of Sanford, the postal busi- ziest amusement out of Wednesday A tlanta penitentiary to start his us an officer of the law superior to for adolescents to rush l..lo mar­ ally a t Cincinnati for the trial. themselves to work for these an ruling against “lawyer* Fall. i at the local post office is im- night prayer m eeting at u log term . , From reliable sources It waa al­ changes it is stated and a commits | Finney's testimony started off any private or fraternal ohlign- riage," he asserted, “by making .C arroll has recoived permission ring st adily on both incoming church in an oak grove. can take and 1 do not feel it cusier for them to g - . out. I so learned th at the state had un­ «e consisting of Frank W. Tal-> wt< ith. a drab recital leas­ outgoing mail. This increase I “ I guess said Warden S.look to­ from Warden 8nook to leave an . . . on general .. should folio wlonger behind would have them exercir • control, covered a mystery woman witness >ott, Voile Williams and Ralph ne noticeable about two weeks day," th at Carroll’s in the best expensive portable radio set a t the the banner and under the leader- to cherish in their heart the idea a t Birmingham, Alabama., thla'w o­ Sharpe were appointed to handle ing laws, and the jury became Il a * . They paid but scant attention liter of Sanford, the postal busi- physical and m ental shape, he’s honor prison farm.* The set now ahip of those leaders In their re­ th at love is eternal and that mar­ man, whose name was not divulged matter with a view of effecting to Hoover end Finney seemed more P. Mr. Hall, and it is expected to been in since he was discharged is being repaired after some ex­ by first assistant county proaecutor riage i" likewise,, and instead of ligious, political and criminal conthese improvement*. Thi* will be ptinue on the upgrade for some cited usage during the Dempsey- nivings, who tfre placing them­ succumbing to ’ the instinct* of Carl E. Busier, communicated-with a .part of the Lion* Clnb in the intent In watching the two defen­ dants. FaD, smiling, engaged far a nths. According to the postmaa- from the nrmy. calf love, they contr -1 it by Raster by long distance telephone “He** been a sun dodger for a Tunney fight. It will become the time in an animated conversation . increased postal reciepts may good many years. The life he had possesion of the prisoners there, selves a t war with constituted au­ strength of character anil wait from Birmingham, Alabama, and la program of “safety week." with his lawyers. He appeared In The elub has also pledged Itself hiy« be taken an indication of led had just as much to do with his together with a *un> of money thorities. J for th«V day when thev meet the believed to have divulged valuabio to sponsor a baseball league in better spirits than any day since oved business conditions. nformation concsrnlng Mr. Remus which Carroll had on deposit a t man or girl of their id> ill. »r. Hall is working constantly nervous collapse as his being sen­ while he was confined a t Atlanta Sanford for the boys between the the trial started. the prison. You can depend on that. Funeral Services Are Members of the improvement of the local tenced. Sinclair, mute, stem-faced, penitentiary. This witneas also has ages of 10 and 12. Thomas V. Rooney, Carroll’a “ He tells me th at he hadn't been the club feel that the wholesome ce ahd is proud of the efficHeld For Mrs. Schaal to protect u . s . envoy owed the proceedings closely. 1 promised to teltify for the state director, arlved in A tlanta ty demonstrated by the post to bed before morning in years and casting during the Remus1 fight to save sport of baseball will be invalu­ fueling between Roberts aiuLl' to accompany the showman back he usually got up with the aid of employees. According to Mr. er which already has result „ ■ “ , _ , LAREDO, Tex., Oct. 2U ( I N S ) - his life from Ohio's electric chair. able to boys af this age. tights. I guess he'd see the to New York. J. Sanford has six city carriers electric According to a telegram receiv­ Funeral service* for Mr*. Gret- Mexican federal for.es stationed .The Lions have promised assist­ so many heated rows was sunrise pretty frequently, but I I IN miles of rural routes which chen Long Schaal were held yester­ here .are preparing to protect ed by Basin' from county prosecu­ ance in beautifying the city and abated overnight and they vi', doubt if he's seen it a t its zenith »fried by two carrtert. day afternoon from the home of Dwight V. Morrow, i ew ambassa­ tor Charles. E. Taft It Harry will take steps-toward the clearing clashed frequently over in years. , *" the business has been sysher parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. dor to Mexico, on his trip to Brawn, brother of Mrs. Imogene of vacant lots and the burning o f Hoover sought to worm out “ In New York; ho didn’t e a t much Long, an Richmond Avenue, inter­ Mexico City. Morr..w is expected Remits, will Join the state at Wash­ fd. said Mr. Hall, so th at R. Finney. | 0. «i well as city mail, both lo­ more than enough to keep a canary ment following in the municipal to cross the bonier h.-re and is duo ington and assist In the develop­ debris which has been allowed t* The defense won A point wban accumulate on vacant lots In var­ alive, lie was thin to emaciation, cemetery. The Rev. M. C. Claaby. to arrive Saturday. ng and outgoing, can be handment of the state’e ease. Hoover drew from Finney an ad-.^Jsl ious parts of the city. Mr. Bonner had no appetite and didn’t sleep. rector of All Souls Church, hed with the least possible loss of It was u!so*|Warned today that mission that it was the “ Well, since he’s been under my had charge of the last rites which George L. Conners, first Lieuten­ of the Tsmpa Lions Club was a policy of the Interior Department, direction, he’s gone to bed when MANY PLEAS RECEIVED visitor at the luncheon today. ant of the former bootleg king will A ttorney General Fred H. Davis were simple and impressive. under the leasing acts, to the .chickens went to roost and has join Elston lir.Washington. • ___^ beautiful __ floral designs all navs! oil reserve looses bv. Humphries W ill greeted thc rising sun. He’s been has filed notice of his disqualifi- Many WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (INS) The first .Washington depositions atlona for permit* or ever applications librarian a t the honor farm but he cation to appear ns attorney for were received by the bereaved fam- —President Coolidge considered ?ad ChurchAtEustis also has a practical knowledge or Comptroller Ernest Amos when Ry. Many friends came to pay to u t of 1145 app'icationi for exe­ will be taken Friday morning in re penning, pending. noover Hoover got patents were this In the record over the repeathqw to raise corn and pabbage and charges of malfeasance in office th eir last respects to Mrs. Schaal. cutive clemency during the year the office of Jessie C. Adkins. against the comptroller are heard Besides her husband, George he Rev. Wm. Humphries, who turnip greens and cow peas. objections of the govern) ‘ * ed obje ending June 30, it was announced l* the government’s content ' the past three years horn been “Ha’a as hard as nail* *nd eats by th e Supreme Court October 26, Schaal dispatcher for the A. C. L. here today. Of this number he the Interior was without at »nt to the Rev. M. C. Claaby, like a horse. And when h« comes according to Information received Railway, the deceased is survived granted 221. by her parents and two sisters. to make reserve leases. ,r of All Souls Catholic out you'll see th a t he Is no longer here today. BUTTE. Mont., Oct. 20.— (IN S) *h, will leave the la tte r part a bundle of nervej. A report from Tallahassee yes­ “This question involves tl Reports of a marital rift tn " FLORENCE. 8. C.. OeL 20.— “ It hasn’t been an easy job for a terday stated that temporary juria-^ I the week for Eustla where ha faith of Fall and I want .to homa of Walter J*.HUI, sou v (IN S)—The fate of Aibert Dorrity, P1 become rector of the church man to spend nearly 48 hours wait­ diction .was assumed that it was the policy of U»e by the su- , prominent Florence county planter, James J. HUI, empire builder, war tqrior to make these particular L*- Marys of the Lakes. In ad- ing every second for a release from preme court, when Mr. Amos se­ confirmed today when it on trial for a second time charged I n i n ,* Rev. Humphries will serve cured a writ of habeas corpus, fol­ with the murder of Mrs. Monta known that Mildfed R Pr“ I° rath e r expected Carroll to de­ lowing his technical arrest l**t °ns in nearby towns. Amerson, Florence woman, on the Hill, former follies beauty. Humphries' tran sfer tq velop some nervousness. Instead he Monday on indictments of the Sem­ H urt j .night of Juno 2, 1025, probably brought suit for separata m ainten­ has waited philosophically ami has is in the nature of a pro­ Ben Cantwell formerly sUr pit­ sonvillo team, Cantwell won 25 will^ rest, with a jury U U today. ance against her millionaire hus­ inole County Grand Jury In con­ been keenly intereatad in the details put of 30 games, and has establish­ and his friends here today VLIf-Lt 12 Jurymen band on the grounds of enM ty. Thie moral departure, on nection with the qffslrs of the de­ cher for the Sanford baseball team ed a reconi in never being taken offering him thoir congratu- of r i his •,not. so much -*v»rinir together with Mrs. Cantwell, ar­ funct Seminole County Bank. visited the lonely spot on the banks Papers were served on HUI in Whenever he — According to Information re­ rived here Monday and are.gueeto oat of -the box. gston nr— last Mo An sut went in, whether as relief or tl of Lynch’s riVer,r20 m ile, from LhrtngKo friends in Sanford who will during his stay in prison at the home of Mr*. Cantwell,* ceived here, the court will deter­ here, where Dorrlty ie alleged to to under-sheriff H< Park Ax the beginning of the game, he l to hear that he will soon “I'm not saying that any nun mine next Wednesday at an oral mother, Mrs. Minnie Jenes on stayed in until the game was over. have ehot the woman fendant Is repress by the firm city. nt which followed _ the charges pedsa d a p ajaqz* 'anuaxy could welcome a three months hearing whether of Walker end Walker e f Butte, Cantwell la considered one of John comiqg to Sanford, Rev.' stay in priaqp. but three months against the comptroller shall be to remain for th e winter. to continue an illicit love and E. Pat Kelly of Livingston. •bout McG raw's best discoveries, the in«» was assistant at the has done Carroll as much good Cantwell’s rise In the profession affair. dismissed or whether he shall be Shortly sfter famous manager having taken *■ of Immaculate Conception anything that eould have happened allowed to stand trial at the De­ al baaehall field ha* been phenom- liking for him when Cantwell from his first wife '"die and prior to that to him. Inal In 1925 he was on the tea:*) PROTEST MEANS PJ cember term of court in Sanfonl. mad* a Urge pro inched a ssist the Gisnts in an t*as connected with tlw cathI Implicitly JwUevc. ’ WASHINGTON, Oe. 18) ha married Mildrei “That* >« SL Augustine. 1^ Immediately furn: WAN AMAKER ESTATE LOSER he HAS NARROW ESCAPE ' WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—(IN S) ranch home st an ENSE b u r e a u b u s y i high school team he ROCHESTER, N. y . Oft. 2 0 - —The United 8tateo Board of Tax ing the University of 9100,000. . jnarriuge license bureau of bi* ( INS)—Eddie Stinson. Yanuxis Appeal todav ruled against the Cantwell played with '■» CotmtT Reports a good • ftnd that After Hill’s divorce of x, Jackson, Tenn. The next Detroit aetator. narrowly .esesp*d estate of John Wanamaker, of We# of riagt. about the **fSuJiUrinr. the P*lt week and injury or pcsible death early to­ he t a s with the local Celery Philadelphia, and affiliated corpor­ wAlt® marriage licenday when his plane In whieh he I* where he established a « ation*. which had filed suit for a . ,U,u,d: F red E .’Mctravelled He waa then drafted 1 !• .l£ * <LH, l*na P. Trogdon. of reduction or income Uxe* amount­ gTont _ team nod remain •*8«s E. IJo yd tad Lane ing to f56.245.000. The Wanam-kI ' quite that team unitl August U C. G. Tvre and Eula *r Interdsta claimed that a defleDespite the fact *) aaeeaamont In that lator’s Remarks louse Coolidge Ire Hint Of N.Y COURT RULES Gives Appeal Grounds IN FAVOR FIGHT FILM EXHIBITION PROSECUTOR OF JURIST DEBATES FLOGGERS QUITS FRISCO RABBI ON ALABAMA KLAN MARRIAGE ISSUE TERM IN PEN HAS BROUGHT CHANGE IN EARL CARROLL ■ Lions Are To Seek Change In Marking „ “Through^ S tr e e t^ g |fJ T » Davis Disqualifies H im self To Defend Comptroller Amos Jury To Got Murder Case This Afternoon Ben Cantwell, Former Star Hurler Of Sanford Team, Returns For Winter 8&S8 % £ ' « ! 7 JRoUrrti, Orlando r ,7 Thompson and Ntta will be r .p a ln » r . “ Jacksonville. M arital R ift Seen In Hill Family In Maintenance Suit �lV :.* ... - • ■.t N — -— M B ' • * ' * * / , «• M f . THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927 t ■■ m aB ygayy LEVENS O F ,C A M S PREPARE 2 E astern Team s C oached tEMAIN FOR GAME W ITH B y M iracle M en To M eet UPON CAROLINA STATE -S atu rday A t Syracuse,N . Y. lake Ma r y No Child Beggars Bankers Say Fatm M axwell Injured Scrimtttage T*< * • ***♦» • Will B e Permitted Prosperity Is Near Captain Dick Maxwell Chi Moscow Streets Better times for the farm er and High School Team suffered »i Sunday, October 23, will observ­ ed as rally day a t the Community Church. The (julics Aid of the Commu­ injury to his e a r in the serfa tax relief for the banks were fore­ nity Church held its weekly sew­ Not n single homeless child roam ­ cast nt the recent meeting of a practice Tuesday, but this l | ing circle at the community build­ ing the streets, stealing or begging expect to interfere wUkl ing Wednesday afternoon. i a living, is the ambitions plan of group of the Ohio Bahke'rs asso­ playing in the game i Princeton AndPitts* Florida Eleven Gets Off To NEW YORK, Oct., 19.—Football ness against this method of attack. u r tt Saturday, accor John Reeves, Jr., the son of Mr. j the Moscow city Soviet as its con- ciation here, with m ergers, sta n ­ Verde Injuries have forced the Penn n 'Only Rif Teams team s coached by the “two miracle and Mrs. John Reeves, entertained jtiihuiion of achievements in honor dardization and varions economies Coach WekhelL Auspieous Start In Confer­ men of the east” will (Tash next coaches to revise their hnckfiold a number of his friends las* Sat- •of tlte tenth anniversary celebra- coming to the fore, nh era of na­ The CeTery Feds nre o . Rare Uncrossed Goals, ence Encounter; McDowell Saturday for the Vpicago game. The pre­ urday afternoon in honor of his Hon r,f the revolution November 7. tion-wide prosperity is coming, the good metal and put in son*, Q IT at' Syracuse, 11. Y. r p .i/« m o B Q T cv isn Wttl Offer Gators Trouble Hugo Bezdek, Penn state pilot, sent combination consists of Ra- sixth birthday a t his home on • Hi* hundred children have a l­ bankers declare, and there is on al practice yfesferduy said onlookers a t the fieM and Lew AndreaR, the Syracuse towsky nt quarter, wascolonis a t Country Club Rood. The children | r-’ady been caught. An estimated apparent cause for pessisfnism. VORK, Oct. 19—What ha* UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA, coach, accounted for last week’s full, and Morphy add Forbe^ At played various outdoor games un- UMO more aro running wild. Three ‘Business efficiency and conser­ Whelchel had ‘twA teams 4_ of the uhjwaUn and un­ GAINSVILLE, Oct. 19 (Athletic two outstanding upsets In eastern the halves. til the close of the afternoon when n*’w orphan homes are being vation.” has increased bank depo­ hard in different parts of th- L hit football team a that used New*_ Bureau) Off, "to a great start football by guiding their charges A corps of 1,250 cadets will g o jth c y were brouht into the house rushed to completition. They will sits the delegates agreed, and the then brought them together! ... „ riosaom forth to gloriously in in... Southern j Uti’7 rn Conference football, j to victory over Pennsylvania ,and to New Haven on Saturday whOn and served with delicious refresh- 3f<?nnr>m date 700 children. The exbanking situation is quite some snappy scrimmage. 1 old d*)fl' of b iart play and with decisive victories over Auburn | Georgetown, respectively. Bezdek. the nrmy mule and the Yale b u ll- •mont*. John, Jr.- was th? recipient ^ J itiv j board of the Federal Com- general satisfactory and healthy. Those on the Inside say that! ' Casualties. and Kentucky the ‘'Fighting Ga­ Coach B iff {of ninny gifts and good wishes f >v Ll.V^,, ion *"or ^ are Destitute form er big league baseball dog come to grips. People ore buying more conser­ boys arc full of confiden®.1 the season half finished tors” of the University^ of Florida a Jones of the arm y is concentrating the year* to come. Children has appropriated 50,000 vatively,” said Frank R. Rambrose, th at they «re looking forwint! been developing m anager, has Ul the trall-blazing days if took up the task Tuesday of . UP Mnrv ^mith emergency relief for {he rcbi|r victory a t ML Verde 1 aild thereabouts, when the preparing to meet the Wplfpack of football teams for many years on his second string all carriers. i Mi., Gladvs | ^ |m oval of the remaining 800 living assistant superintendent of banks Sanford football fans who , bnd all world was divided Into North Carolina State In Tanipa on while Andreas, only a few years Y’ale has uncovered a new s ta r In JJjTkhart and formerly a dancing ' wreckn which would ’Although some lines of business out of college, has led hia team to Johnny Garvey, who made two ln» ructer In Poston, was n visitor [nn {n annive* ary .vislto„ are complaining, their troubles are the game are promised sons* ) »e*y dearly defined strata, Saturday October 22. n lake Mury Monday. M.ss Sm .th, A ffrand police roundup of the largely seasonal and general com­ teamwork and snappy p, aaoh found a host of unIn her two battles within the con­ four straight victories in his first touchdowns against the Scrubs. Guamaccia, H arvard star, has U contemplating forming dancing k|dsl is hcheduled when places have plaint is unw arranted.” according to those who' and unscored on elevens.Yale ference thus far, Tom Sebring’s Ga­ season ns hend coach. Rain has handicapped eastern discarded his crutches, but prob­ ” ".‘!:.r.h y'“Ca rufture c,aai,e!, ,n thi3 been found to keep and educate watched the practice this weet] ard and Princeton invariab­ tors have counted CO points, con­ ably_ will be unable to -play agafyist section. . l e ^ on the top of the heap siderably different from the 192C tennis all week, hat the . Cornell them. But hundreds are certain fo although the big i Mrs. Roy Howells and children rem ain in hiding until the drive is Bdeh other atrong teams as record when in six conference | squad fooled Jupiter Pluvius yes- j Dartmouth rj'lvanls, Dartmouth’ Cornell, wraps, a total of only CD points terday by working nut in the bas<'- green tram has averaged 44 points spent last week at Eustis where over. Recruits nre pouring in from u n io n e c z e m a o in t m e n t ball cage. Gil Dobie fears Prince- a game this season, it is getting its ♦ftey were guests of Mrs. How­ the south frighterffed like beasts by Chicago, Wisconsin, were scored. For treatm ent of Rl„e W orm ., J | „ , „ „ d ^ |V,„ I ,fjrat tough-opponent in H arvard ell’s mother. N.C. State swept to a sensa­ ton’s forward passes and, and Illinois holding the continous earthquakes. There is Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tha I the same , class over the tional 30 to 7 victory over Wake tempted to correct Ffs Teams w eaa-r and is /ay from overconfident. . Mr. anil Mrs. C. R. Sibley re­ no chance of ekeiaA|nat o living in inferior teams, Forest last Thursday, ami Florida the Crimea. Beggi^y from jdestitute turned to their home here last ___________, today* and especially in scouts were viewed the conflict, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ UNION PHARM ACY Phone 315 week after spending the summer in earthquake refugees is poor bus­ C I C T T T R I N wa* Hopefleld, Ark. of grace of 1027 the predict an unusually tough battle on ] M J 7 M I ) I J I C j iness. And if they Are caught steal­ Massachusetts, u L j I E llV Hopefield started early one sur.tof ,the season finds the Plant Field Saturday when the Gn- . IV lC lIT lr l U t J ....i n 0 n :__. ...ia g .in . th& stricken area they 'are - ” ----- . M to n endeavored to chnlk up their I _ _ ___ „ , , , . lini!rWhat a,heautiful summ er „ , _ „ i i f bn beaten and unscored ..L‘_’w ^ la h o t on the spot like ordinury marI V | J | A \ J \ j L | T W0H- With Dixie sun and the gentle I etersburg, were guests of Mr. aud e n . I.a very limited field in- thiHl successive conference win. j Jack McDowafll, n Gninsville, 1V*11 I 1 t J 1 Li i l l 1 MJMJ, river breexe. Before the yea r jnnil .Mr*. Fred Bailey here last ...U, nIn#l^ M1 though the Wholo coun­ d e r such conditions the pro­ I teourfd. To> bo rfiort ax- Florida, hoy, who has starred a m a va irrrg ,fone• more l ^an two ^°*1 week. .. , ,, , „ , ]• *jtrnm of Moscow officials is almost Mines pf p the elect a t the :flch of the Wolfpark games this . 1 | : b* l|scs and stores stood on thi M. and Mrs. I red Bailey hod ite p ertain to fail at least in part. And Wer hank. wHnni ig a r t Michigan, year, is considered the big threat xt " H , j r . ? nlly’, *lrr Yven If the kids are rounded .up. and Plttsbtrrgh, white It* the North Carolinians attack .» - ■. | Memphis was doomed to look* Mr- Willard Walker of Otlsvillo, thoy will most likely break out of •tana state and, fleneva, the and the Gators will be nut to wutrh Site Across The Mississippi ■*r#a" '‘h<? r[ver .V 1. who nre on their we«lding the homes before long. a create tour coached by ”Ba" McMillan this led carefully. Paul Jenkins, and visiting friends in F l o r i d a --------------------Pineapples ....... A v a ila b le I f P o a s ih ilitv ll ty. thnn , hcr8eIL boosted the be grouped in this class Kentucky’s big ace, was stopped nnd North Carolina. S ta rk e — Foundation work begun 1 n r 1 1 *If P I ! 1 ? J a t , " :’r y ’,ett,er"Memphis, pcrche 1 Sickle Pears, lb. l Aaeh * h naa has participated hm a cold by Sebring’s cohorts in JnckOf Hoods Eliminated; Must high and dry .»n a groat bluff, ............... ... ........... - ..... —- —Mr. A. Fisher and son,. Otis, renew Gulf bulk station on tiekam e. What a m togre list sbnville Saturday when the Blue Harness River Say Experts ««n«*s the river, looked- down id I turned last Saturday after a visit Thnml”",n Street. E g g p la n t........ la-ro mnpared p ai With the so-caH- and White wns trounced 27 to fl, with .| Hopefield u _ . - -ity. J of several weeks duration in Ijike 5c & if and the Gators feel they ran be just old dAyt. LAKE WORTH —Steps being MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 19 (IN S) j With spring Howls, HopefleldV I Alfred. Banannas, 3 lbs. X tops the list with n Ss successful against young Mr- —Memphis may someday have a streets were full of w ater, its I Mr. Clarence Isbel and take,» ft"- formation of airplane pomts in t 6yr Irames, Do wall. r“ n?.,ly d u b here in near future. Tomatoes, 2 lb s .... siste r city just across the Mi**i*i-' houses washed off their foundahave recently moved to the Bailly ........ 25cl Big interest In the gome is being eton has scored CD ippi river. It all depends on what l,,ons. Memphis sent boats aero is | cottage on Island Iuike for the noted along the \Vest Coast of Apples, 3 lbs. three games and Mlchmethod of future flood control Itn Hopcfield’s citizens. The winter. .. the tam e number. Lnul- Florida, and indications are that Uncle Sain sees fit to adopt. (flood took the hope out of HopeGrapes, 2 lb s ....... HEY! HEY! .Miss M argaret Sprout, daughter •tat# has run up 100 In four the Inrgest footbull uudience to • • • • • • • • • .4nAl| Spillways or drainuge canals | ?vi«r throng Plant Field will be preof .Mrs. W. G. Ferguson, returned This Is the plnce to trade, ‘ $«n*va 54 In « like C elery.... ................ would Insure hundreds of acres o f :„ 7 e tar» P«"!f« l.n nd every year sertt Saturday. It I* Tampa's nutSuturduy ufter spending the sum­ ‘burgh’s big achlevswap, exchange, buy or sell floods came. Men built more 1440 to 0 victory over tnnding gridiron classic of the year now id's and useless land just vtes- turned the spring wateVs inVo mer with relatives in New York tires, bottles, metal, junk lia. a triumph that and despite Florida’s two sweeping urross the Father of W aters front the Mississippi more rapidly endS and Pennsylvania. ,\ of all kinds. Cabbage, lb. Iv t a s tme of the b e s fff not triumphs of the past^ two weeks, Memphis against (Nerflow. 05c Ddlowers of fotthall are inclined IK ALA— Council votes money Bottles of nil siz e s. and elevens in the east when P\ • ... ..............— . . i y" r' Sw eet Potatoes, 6 lbs. to look upon the upnroaching bat­ to beautify Tuscwilla Pork in spring up almost overnight. A i •conjunction with its oth-. kinds. At last the river conld i<ta'nt! nb northern p art of city. tle with conservative optimism. beautiful site it is, in Arkansas ImV h X ilt M tiu, ■: , , i L L __ l-L L more. So this spring, with nil Its limber of,unbeaten elevens State is pointing for the Gators, on the Mississippi river, und Just fury, the Mississippi hiAckinglk Itib ly larger than the set- and their playing last Thursday, in­ opposite Memphis. Now only n v.-ashed away the man-mad* TeVros phis’ dream ‘‘slsti>>.city," as the and unscorcd on hand­ stead of Saturday, will have ^hem tr e a t patch of woods with a few and spread Its totTenta of 'IvAtA'r government levees are five miles , latter, groupng are Ihoroughly rested and primcjl to 1-cattcrcd gardens In tho clearings. onto towns, over the entire Missis­ nway, back in Arkansas, because a ’ 2nd Street & Sanford Avenue 8 . ROMAN , Dartmouth, New stem the victorious march nr th? Connected with Memphis by two sippi valley. Hundreds perTshM cut-off nt that point makes It a r . S. Vernay and Wm. Musgrave, Proprietors Orange and Blue. 212 Sanford Ave. grent bridges. ».tjr, Bocknelh LaFayshorter routes for levees. rnd a national disast*V followed, j "Horse Bishop, one of the most N 7 y . Aggies, Ro«.h",One Time Rival The river must be harnessed: i mm: ld, Syracuse, W. and vnltmble back’ficld 7 men in the Old-timers recall another city, n Spillways, some say. Others saV Filoritia camp, suffered injuries in .WflUAmn In the eos*} city that was started by early set­ tfrgia Tech, Tennessee tho Kentucky tusnal that are like­ tlers, who knew not of the Miss- drainage channels. O thers would r UniI v m ity In the ly to keep him nut of action in the Mdppi river and its fury. A city straighten many places in the horthfreatem Illinois, Tampa tilt. Bishop has distinguish­ that for one season promised to ri- river, making navigation impos­ extern hat eliminating fldodi Notre Dame, .O!fMHtn, ed himself In every exhibition of vsl Memphis, hut died in a night sible _ Any of these methods wouid •I and the Haskell Indians the current season, nnd his In- woe*n the Spring camo ami great mMdlc-west; and Callforn- ah!1Cty to lay seriously hampers volumes of w ater camo. rush?.l leave th* old site of Hopefield high 1 and dry while new levees, jf built I of Washington and the Florida offonso.. down the Mississippi, roaring on along the river bank would make I Jacksonville turned out 10,000 California on the Faclfla its way to the Gulf. The floods comparatively safe, behind the linois, Bucknell, Mlnneso- strong lAst flntarday for their first vnme, us they did only a few it dikes. peep a t Rcbrtng’s 1927 varsity edit­ t<4 have been He<!. months ago, overflowing its hanks present the slightest rise In the old days it was no unusu- ion—and to say they were gratified and washing away the hopeful city, theAtriver'floods the site of Memla barely expressing i t The fittest for Yale, Harvard, PrlnceInterference that a Florida foot­ tnsylvanU and one or two the east to come down to ball beam has ever displayed was games a t the very end of exhibited to the fans, and behind [ •etaon with unsullied goal this. G ator hacks galloped pollantand Yale had a faculty of ly. From the scrimmage line, the through season a fte r season GatoTs gained more than 400 yards, 1 it being scored upon, eipev- excluding passes, while the Wild-1 the early. 1900's when tha cats were stopped with a bare 175 j (ue/nM ridng roughshod over all yards, the m ajority of which was Including H arvard and registered In the second period, ONION SEED when they chalked a touchdown. Florida's line failed to function U bound to be some morCrystal Wax Bermuda, Yelow Bermuda, Iaiuisiana Red Create, aong the unbeaten contin- as rimsistehtly against Kuntucky • 1 J ,* ; and Australian Bjownas It did against Auburn the week •r the coming week-end, aso— a. #• unit *0*1 before, several "Let-ups" being ob thing eithpr Cornell or I *’ i I? IJ >r/ t probably .wilt know what served, with the most anparent i j ;>p H t .­ i ureiA »#••• means by Saturday night, weakness in the middle of the line. ,i u U ONION SETS Florida’s tackles and ends smash­ tt* and W. and J. are likedace eaeh other and It Is ed the 'Cats attempted thrusts at White Silverskin and Yellow Bermuda. 1 likely th a t they will nlay Yhe Wall, and a the wings, and They came through on Kentucky punts •core. Williams, Syracuse, h and the A m y In the so swiftly that Jenkins hoists net­ We are also prepared to take care 4f your Garden (English) tall be playing with fire ted but little yardage. Pea requirements. t they tackle Columbia tnea te, Harvard and Yale resKevorkian, a lirteman, and Ed Lawwest, northwestern runs r?nce, a back. Two other rtfu ja rs , H arry Corntto danger In facing Illinois, and lic n itin may have lots of trouble tw eet and Jim Edwards, also were u.h Ohio State, despite the la tte r’s demoted, Edward* wwas replaced feat by northwestern. Lllrawlsc by his younger brother, “Bud." Paul Edes was replaced ut q uart­ " pacific c o a st California and West F irst S treet Phone 218 California meet In • erback In placs of Captain Roy Randall, who waa shifted to half­ th a t probably will ruin one outer’s unbeaten record n'ml back. Coach McLaughry1* radical *' ‘ IfUrton mav also hnv* dlffl- “ nge* came on the heels of wn’s defeat by Yale last week. • I th WsskiagVHi State, .'-7 T ha old days annarsntly have MONTVERDfe— S. A .^ L . Rail­ k tn s forever In football. way grading track between Taverea and Ocod. wd Stars Are eciali Lettuce K O T S’ 5c, 10c & If 10c & 15e| ........L.... Blue Bonnet Market !Sanford’s Greatest Merchandise Sensation B aum el’s Specialty Shop Announces A Colossal Onion Seed And Sets re Seed Co. Commencing Friday Morhing 9 O’clock entire stock will be remarked a t prices th at wiH prove a revelation to the most skeptical and create a wave of enthusiasm among the ifS n n f!haPPT ^ a‘ haS" eVe*'be€h e<»ua,ed ih the annals of the merchantile history of Sanford and vicinity. We anticipated an early fall buying and bought heavy of the seasons newest creations in Ladies, Misses and Childrens fine dresses, coats, milli­ nery, hosiery f unishmgs, etc, but due to quiet trade conditions we are Inaugurating this big unloading sale right a t the beginning of the season when merchandise of every description is advancing daily ih the fashioh centers. , a . . K m You’ll Like ’em ! P ut Our Freeh Toasted ;On H ie 8crubs )ENCE, R. I.. Oct. 1 9 .- W A rc B ? T T IS c i? re w E C M REPAIRING. of Brown’s “Iron fetonna C ry stsls Wfj—044 famous combination of * bean relegated to the L r r t l f ’j f e f f i E R Y ’ sHOP i the moat drastic shake•T hat SUM F o r L o*a“ i' Coaeh McLaughry took to il beason. They art Ed' ;i . f» i •a— 1 teley R k trivin g S etm $45. tk E tfm in a to rti. RADIO CO. Phone lemonsl » I • I ■ SANDW ICHES \ a n d H O T CHOCOLATE Served at our Fountain Curb Service— ‘ . You Can’t Lose! They are fine tr^ese cool days. Ham a— .......___ Egg ....... Lettuce A Tomato n*con 4k Tomato .. Cheese ___ ______ Pimento ___ _ Comhinalioii 7 ^ 1 Club ____ ______ .Tift, _____ .......... <fThe Post IN S T O R E m m i tt!v ■ • X-' •. .)* ’ Wd ky; . ' V ' - A ^ �th* nfflee nf thr O'lnty Jude* of ij Xftfth T il chain*. t»•*»'* iWrat P-. 1*K. im p tftna Hole I*a> f 1.15 7 ?l Kemlnote County. Klprlda. * I’*"’ j rtialna: tn-r.— H unt tbla Court aud a Icaal »al»* da>. " Woman Kills Self h*ina | linn rrqurrttB* that I»* *•« aulhont-; chain*; tinner Hj >> 2 15 1iklmc front nf Ibe I’aurt IIou»* at t-d to eontpr--m1»- and »***»< **>•**“I c e o f tw»atnninir. re Srmlnnla Count). Florid1 I i p la In .Grief Over Son ford, i drhtrdn-** nf ) ' >RTY-TV. ' * TtIGl . J nerr*. mnrr <r I'** l>»ln* will nffrr f«rr u lr l>i the hirin' 5IHf53 ram ur j . Kami hkvkn hi ni' hkh tymiiafi. a * lr»«-i r n n t * ) " l and k*« bidder fur r»»h, Ht.mr >hi Asr* 2j . hm> io u -aiuii . Dlihop and ll«**ir U 1itanofi JHa.. Oct. tleral luitire r>f »J1, Hie | iiflrjWlne* S. In J l l m r i I j i a t H >'• deed d-t-d Ini r H. I’ll VHI'l.I.V In •»*«! I'lH. | iib wric£ demcrlhed' land •llnate Oink and Imp, in *tlnnrr In an>pili>f Ibrr-f'-r ihf *umjc 31hi . IMl. and i•r*'n *~tl »f ln *, t/einw In the Cuuuly *‘f jietwib—e i..f K1KTKIA TIIOVHAND TWO1 ton. Mm. anet dlkte i,t Florida, mure p^it • l--ftk K. pace Jl. Ir Of «fl Jr,rt ..f Hl'.IITV Ill<,jt-I.M|:J, lit* Clerk nf Hie C.r. il *‘n II th* MCXOMIO pn-iWr of Mr». Ulaily f|HMTlh/f1 itm !•*■»«> HIX TM'.CHANI* •*r»irKa County. Ilur,da. Viik In jt»>K I*I‘M ■11•11’ TWF.MI; * M ii . » r o m m ^ f ^ l n t !.» •* H » * N<*rlft nl'PIft (JrrrfHial laud ted ith of -4) liftIXAO CJ*». an* IIMtI.I "*0® • f f iifn fh* Hfitiihfa#! . «fft*f ■ f KM.E' ' « linn 14. Town-blp ’’ H*1' { A<iril1. H. T'i»r»^i»lp l>. F^*u? TIIOIFANU FI '•*K IILNUUKOI liana* 14 Kant. t .h*r* IU»-* .» °* *^n*r 1* kl*9* pay fnr.KJilllTV m i lt T e r m * : I'tali l*urrha**r *•• jr* «n-Nain•. 1s.-1.■ I''-d , l.AItM <n nr Mfnr< ,.t» )n r uftrrl 1 BMPrf iti&l ^tIN#■ur* marlr^«l Xurlh 9.l»% IITU. O-Int—r l. I'll a -*l F**C*t TMOU-I J iifliJ «mp * W i ?J d «<fia f 11* ; i h *• n,r* *-*#•y * uncrrv *—aVI. I'll r HL'XUIIPI* III'JIITY-I 9 I? ft Ul.*4 |I l«l * •v POt'R (ft.*44 »«#) IRiLLARS on »r !*• I , J f-lmlfTft l#» f'tJc*’ itl »i‘ifiBniAit j I««rr tun j >j. t niter Vclnln r I. 14II. | t. id in to# j mikin< T uert*. rn *rt- nf »*-»• . 1 wllh InlrrMl nn Mid d-f»rr«<1 pU>• | a r fnnd* ■ and b*ffi|r Hi# inn: inrt * t r n m <•- m h r r I. I ' ! * , at t h * , « ' • nm itrh I t+Y+4 l» > I V UUh' i* and ‘I IT OKI- ‘fair ..f drht :>*r rent per annum p , S netirn-[ , lr y Biahop in Ifrier, M until pint fiajalite ••■ml-1H meri from uh-ri»r and Jam-- i • tin t annually io a rafter daf#>d Jon^ ? , , ftrnfijftl in »T ’• , ;.*«IW ! I | Hl'lirti; You and -ach rrr B##** fh# nffic» r»f. fh* '*lrrk •j«V,IX '•* i'f*l'f bo ’}! l Hlrrult I'niin of Mfjni. < a m i ni»f*‘, r > f *r** i h* 4*»*#itif > uilice 1 r» that I. * Florid**, and nf u hfrh .*n V t r » ' T ri* H#fnin i* * - n n t r . 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U'^ of HrrtUm 3# T .«rn»Ki|* I * lt*d tn'cHKAl. > l f»rn|M*rn | Koiitfo, liana* V* lli*f Mur m i How best can I trade in my present car for a new car? SPECIAL FOR OHIIKU OF p r n i . l t 4TIOX IN THE ITJI JIJMClAl. cnl'HTOF PliOftIPA. enter IT rftlTtT OF HKMINOLi: COI-NTY IN i'll A.NC nit. fiinri.i.A francfj rtonrp.nnN, CompUioam. W. A. noWKRH. rt at The Stat* of Plnrlda In Charl-a F F»4r»»tf. Flr»l National Itank IIij•lifinir. ililv. auk—. *Vi»i*on»ln. Ton ar* nrrt»ri-rt lo »pp*:ir to Ihi -IUH of Complaint on fit- liriiln of ili nduy |hi> 7th itay nf NnvrttibiT UK. bj» imi of H)n r-ipondiTit• li din nbov- atjlrd ran*-, Tbla or<l-r to f>- puhlUhad one* ^ a« 3 for four rnna-cutlrr wr-k» I* Tit* Hanfordll-rald, a n»w-pap-T {•tibllalird In Pvmlnoi* Count). Florl da. fVHnana Ih*Honora Mr \V. W 35'rlHfil Jiida- l,y >nt u- rt-rk <> ••lit court wllh llie *cal thereof on tftla fha <th ilay of IlitoFier. 1427. V. Il IdiitJl.AnH. Cleric nf cin nil Couri It- A M tVCKKH. I> C (•HAM IN TIIIT CIHCt-IT COURT • OF HFUIMOI.F. CiiCNTY FIXHIII*/ AWCWtV. WAIS HFHCM t'jV ItlTlV. fVimplalnubt.- Friday, Saturday, and Monday For the first three days we will allov customers a reduction of 10 |)<?r cent on chandise purchase Uv It is our aim at all times to give our patrons quality and style at the lowest possible prices. it Your present car has only one funda­ mental basis of value: i.e., what the dealer who accepts it in trade can get for 1 it in the used car market. I Your present car has seemingly. different values because* competitiv6 dealers are bidding to sell you a new car. 2 WIN! ER GOA'IS \\ hen you see these pouts nnri ConHlder their super­ fine «|tinlity, the impccenhle styling, fine workmanship, and beautiful materials, you’ll believe that they arc values that cannot be duplicated now o f later. These coats are ofieretl at these snecinl prices during this i vent only. Sizes for women and misses. The largest allowance offered is not necessarily the best deal for you. Sometimes it is; sometimes it is noi. 3 4 U^e’ve been lashiounding with fashion and found the Frocks are presented for winter, 1927. miusually in­ teresting. Our buyer, Mr. Kronen has' just returned from a fashion jau n t in New York Citv and brought a \eiy comprehensive group of dresses that are new in silhouette, rolor and detail. We are offering them for this event at prices that will interest vou. Roth Women's and Misses’ sizes. 4Z Remember that you are making a ’’W»dBrjS5£Jf c,‘r"B. M1!» M iT IC K I i f P E T IT IO N TO F:k k F:*“I pu rch ase—not a sale. You are buy­ ing a n e w 1car and simply using your present car as a credit against the new car’s purchase price. hl' a n o ia n . Till' HTVfK . OF FlSmil’t TO: Ct.YfiR! ili’Ml'ilnKf, ani* ANII Al.l. i FT*)I Hitii Minor, ANI) I*AIITIHr FNTK iirrri Vllllll F*IHTHFI, lM-r*on i.n«l m ii H P L . . . . . ____ 1*11RKY. a Minor, hua m-d In Hi. rffl-r nt (hr Count v J ml ire nf H,.In Ionia rnunlr. Florida, n I'aotlon rr 'lUratliHi (hat ha In- Authorl*-.! i< •vinprnmla^ and **ttl- an Imlrhtad *£" *<f KOl’ilTEFIN THOCHANI rcY Mi'NI>,tKn .thiif.i «"*• n.. 13.11)0 III I 133kifty 03) HOl.ItAHH, *>7 I*. *• I11IAMPI.IN In ralil I»«|| llnnrr hy m— pllnir llirrrfnr thr am* oIHUIB TIIOCKAVn HEVHN IIHIf E publish this message, believing that the public is entitled to have all the facts. And we invite you to send for the facts about Gemiral Motors products by using the coupon below. W P fflr twenty* iii.Tio.oat ool fi YVSTJ,lwER“ ** SifliiTv. Kioin 1*1*10#) nOLloYIlf raah, and ONI tmoi'hanp fopii ifPNnnEn hix T1IES III.111*0) Uli.I.ARH on oi "w* lr,**rTIlOt'HANO *l*»f Ortnbar *M£l.y4^0NK FOCII llt’NliHKn HIXTKI-fN II l.l I# 00 IH'l.LAIIH on nr hrfora iwn yrara «R.f rtrtohar 1, 1*77, wllh Hilrraa< 2fi**l4 drfrrrrd r>4>Inrnl. Ironi lH:t n 'MI, #1 Inf r«ta nf rluhl pirht p-r annum unlll paid, |m-rra( hai*M- arml-annually. NOYV THKIIF.ForiH. you and rarh "F >*M| nr- hrrrliy r«quir,,| i.. i„ ynrt apn-ar i-.fnr- Ih. Cntinly Judif, ''/.r” . VaHtlJr; Flnrlrta. at hit7 Hi* '’ur' In Hanir ** Hrf*‘Mfti-1 r-nuntv. rt«H4». *r«f n rlh-k A. M on Ih- lilh day nf Nfty#«l.rr, I4JT. an/l rlinw rau»r It LOF.riEI* l»K. Ih la n th An excessive allowance m ay mean that you are oaviner an excessive First judge the merits of the new car in comparison with its price, includ­ ing all delivery and finance charges. T h en weigh any difference in allowance offered on your present car. rn k r o r m j i i n i k ‘4 r o i m t *»F *I5N14IOI.fi lO lA T Y , F I.O R I. -T T > m i *i v »m »h »; m r W It will therefore pay you to consider varying trade-in allowance offers in the light of these basic facts: PRICES ON COATS RANGE $6.98 U 13. CAH3VRM- j" M HAItVAIlf). I M. IIAIR, i< c tihuai.f: Jit . on< I.EONA A. TIHDAf.K, hU wlf*. \V C. FIKI.fib aMl MAUOAItK'J FIl'MlH. hi* wifr, A H. JOHN»o.N doIiik btuln--M a* JOIINKOV l,CU IllWt tTlJII'ANT. form-rly JOHN HON * fATTKIOMiN and It r TU I.F1 Jit., IN**, a I'orporailon t'rf4IIA •nitnolr yOTHT: OP MAftTKHM HA1,11. pin! by Flrtua pf a tirerra nf F‘'ir<*' rtrxuri' and Hair untrrrd In ih Alidva calltlad rauar, „n Ihr tir dny nf orinbrr. A. I». t>*T. I. a. * Hnrdal Maairr u. Cbarurrjr, m llnnday thr Hav-nlh l»uy of Nnvrm M , A. I>.. IRI, «amr li-la» |{ul> I1*) of Ibla CoilrI and a l»-tl mlHair. In front of thr Court Ifniiaa at Hunford. Wrmlnola County, Florida, will nffrr for aala to th* hlrhaat i nd l*r*i Mddrr for caah, during tha Iraal hniira of aala, tha followlna . rarribwd land, altuala, lylna and J^Onf In lb- Count) of Hriuiftuia alii. Flat* of Flarlda, ir.nra partl-ularly dra-rli.ril aa follow a, to Wits „*><!• Four II) and Klv# (51 of NOhilANT HOCAIIE. a—ordlnir in pint, ihrrrnf of rr-oril. In llm I bbl 1- lin-orifi of H-mlnol** coamv. Florida, in Flat liook 3. II. ?««» rrma:—Ca»h. I’urrhnrar to pay for Oted. W. H, WHITE. .. .. Hpraiai Muatrr In Chnn-rry. WlfjtON, IMIYI.I: A IilflHTI>N Hnllrttura for Complainant. H EN you are ready to trade in your present car for a new car, you naturally want full value for your pres­ ent car. B ut most of all you want full n ew c a r value. Tailored Satina Velour Salella Smart Combinations \ r 0 f T j n i z 1.y j i ch A f \ r* t o--------^ d > 4 . y' 5 ' GENERAL MOTORS Rich Vdvel E ,,ects s r s s u Off dne-Eye Hata Vagabonds in many var iationsl Smart little turbans! Slashed brims a la Paris! Hats for Madame and Miss # in all head sizes. JA R (1. Hll A Ilf IN. Cnunly Judd* ■ . .^ L i p T n g COUPON* G e n e r a l M o t o r s (Dept. A ), Detroit, Midr. CHEVROLET Q pi md.wiili—u y tm iIiA te » i Ub* PONTIAC n “^ 4 « > i W e « f c o Q « n l M N i i p LJ I h m OAKLAND •uiac U IA II.E CADILLAC OK MAATKIt haathy i lt m o / a IWrrra n f F a r* laU anirrM to ih. ? V ,! ! L 'V IU da: ciMckad— M a d M f « id i m h I OLDSMOBILE Q «Wibtng Gaw^al iStorTProri^ Ormni W.HT.Or HF.M F,'on,DA* ,N ^ .1 # $ g & K " Al,uon va 1IMfIf y*w tt. H*F!*i't* ah'* Vwvpr tlLAUPE r. •»** H U . if ; k 'Manta. 309 East First S tr e e t PHONE 164-J ______________ ' Q Q fi Address ’ -----' r. ’ �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALp/TTIITRSPAY, 0 | Yowell-Drew Company Begins Its 33rd j Anniversary Sale During This Week ! ORLANDO October 20—This 1 week some astonishing business , history’ is being made in O n trn l Florida., by the Yowell-Drew GomI nny of O rla n d ^ th ? largest retail 'business r italdisnment In the cent' ral portion of the rtntc. N. P. Yowell, head of the orI nrapiratlon, on v. number of noca»ioni h is expressed his fniih in Oe>itrol Florida,’ nr*| he has ssi ; th at the business situation ttrday H agood Ills stntM icnt*-have-been niat with 4II s^rts of re'.mV.si * i ffnm dhole* hearted agreement. m«*I . e t e n s•i o »n •s J f Ioptimism ato *al»-so» a . • lute.tk'm hls r.pd wall* of )irssini Ism . ; j- ^ p l f t u r a of Governor r(on. who recently **' rnor cf Tennessee fed* ,o death of Governor Austin Pcay. Th#'ct>miJafoy ptfrik-ws to I d il’The company has set a quota1 sh atter a ll prcviotnr sales rectmls, of Kales iar it* thirty-thin! anni-| not only'ltn ow n’store, but of all j vorsary wile th a t exceeds by 25 per the retail budinesn : Of ’Central j cent the total business done in a n y 1 Florida in a : , ten-day per- 1previous special sale* effort. campaign. With newspaper dig. f iay advertisements ami by lmd•ng the services of sixteen attm etive young women of the s tir - or­ ganization to the cause, to distrib' -• '.ampnitm emblems in Orlando, the company hnr. done nv.. h to • vn^-n n greater oride it* tho I lor:d.t to 'sy nrd In' its f•*• •-r.-, '< w. hp«rinr:r.j today, t’ <■ Ynw• I' Dr w Company Is set ir K nut '<• denonrirate iust what ;'•*> IInI business condition is in Central <lr. JTT31 HO.MK. Oct.. 20,—(IN S )—S e ttle -• ui nt of thy 50-j^ear-old difference . tween UiiiTa'lgioi and thd.JliU) u i -later w m iV a rode •ifH innilv ; •'< loss in' temporal power, took 11. dsflniXV'.portsiLility today a * the i. dt t f V .fh A ftte n tifro m ia ilj# ^ ; late ofjcrirlg Mill ^ftsis . in n ement. ' cording to thU statem ent tlie v in has four chief demand i, u. .’"11. in:*! I rrl* "cogi]iticn of pupul juriiil rirtn ia fdnceV no\C occupied by j\;,i .yi offices or offiicnU. •J Recognition of pnpal stiver. r.-iry nver ... political territories . Ii .i- shall be outlined in Inter r. .1 "Tts between the Vatican Li. I tii- Dalian government. • l . >-’.ruction of a seaport |u :h II be recognized'ns pain The Greatest Selling Event In Florida ,» is a better b re a d ! Plum bing — H eating “Service You’ll Appreciate” JA M E S A . S A N P S it StUILDS STURDY HEAILTH Our contributiop to the “building: for a greater Florida'’ campaign is th is great selling event to prove to t h e 1' skeptics that business conditions in Florida are good. To demonstrate this fact we are inaugurating this.vtrei i •*. mendous sale o f merchandise of unquestioned value at prices that are so attractive that folks will wonder how we can do it. Every departm ent in the store has bought fdr this sale the best values obtainable. W e have s e f a ' quota of receipts that will exceed the past records not only of our business but of any retail business in Florida. Here are some of, the values for the first day—in fact; they will remain bn sale * • • l until v they are sold. m . I. le. ... 32’1 Sanford Av Thread Sflk Hose W $1.29 e h . MOT l ' hI This is the lowest price at which hose of this quality h ave ever befen offerer! to the public. They are full fashioned with narrow lisle top and sole. In all of the sm art ‘fall a ‘l Hi. shades •-aa nifto . :v . Leather Handbags, $5.49 ' ■. * , P opular pugilist tells his tuann B enedict Stem s, th a t L u c k y Mi arc the finest cigarettes. > This is j h e iir s t time we have ever offered this m a teria l» for fall wear. 40 inches wide and in the approved fall-r shades. Slain Floor l.AN'D— j?K,ntract let for 11c l school here to coat V. . l . l . t ’/'flA ' . .. , I . JoUi.u t Fur Trimmed Coats, $49.50 r• JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Oct.29. (IMS)-—Machinery 6f th e .sta te of Florida* travel bureau is expected -u.ht: .^cl iu anctlon thniu:;!unit' the mi-t-y following the final inerting "f th>* Luienu executive committee ui be held in . Orlando, Saturday. All details of the tourist s nson >,v i n- iun movement have been com plated by bureau officials and will be piesdnted a t the session for a p ­ proval. Lodging certificate books ' hich guarantee reduced rates in Merida’s best hotels between Octo­ ber 15 to December 15 1927 and PARIS. Oct. • 20.— (IN S )— A Bus.dan fknd wa# being sought by PoUce tixlay in connection ^♦h' the niimjer a t ’Nice of Mr*^ Rornce I.nra* 0(, Mil'll River; Mas# JealQtytjr wc# believed by police to havt* been the motive. Mrs. Lord, who was form erly *I*lte|le Vcrnet. itaughtei* of "unt Gustave I ’enwit, was found stuhbe! through the heurt. hud been separated from ** husbadd for several year# and linlst i,Ve<* ,omc fsme ns a vh»* fit U 4li >4•m . %4S1’ bpttul. lit; ff’k ! i'j i '» 4 ik *.11 .1 $2.75;Crepe Satin, $1.98 Begin Functioning On Next Saturday ^Slaying Of American • tu*>. Mnih Floor ' f t a v O u r e a u \V i\\ uu.t probably will leurn noon v hethar ho will regain hi# freedom or servo an 18 month# scntcnco for bigamy, it appeared here today. Hev. Jordan i.v scheduled to lie givtif n hearing for pardon before <’orami#a)oner Ldwin B. Bridget hi re Friday or Saturday, his counH*1 said today. .The pardon commis­ sioner^jvilLthen make u recom n.-mlMion f** .{Governor McLean. " \ Ay This is a special purchase and one of the outstanding vai* ues o f the sale- In the new leathers and fitted with coih purse and mirror. i *-l I, Vatican shall be given ovi'in.’rty over » tract of land* ,\i." . tin- pontificate is now situi.v.l additional territory to be paKiivcd froirr a lvuii of $3,000,. in iVl the church hopes to m R.i^ati i itir J .'I \ Morgan Si .Com* pnny. Prtmi’V; Matstilinil in preparing It.nn.v. • informal overtures th at Lh.n • i y been mare on'behalf|"f the mi'.i un. i .iv»s been i-ftnblished in principal ii.lvi of thz north for thu jmrpuifl nJftfrlnrf the reduceu rate acc imniodatigi^bppks for sn|e. In adilRion to the lodging cw*-' tifie rtts, iruvel coupon books guar:vnl6eing On? tourist 2,000 miles "of Florida Orlando Mr. Yovcell determined to prow hi.t bdlief in thy present i.usincs stability of Florida. The Yowc’lDrew st va? was nnnro.achirtif the time of ita tliirtv-third an*lver« ary. Mr. Vowel! decided he would stake the remitntion of Con''' il Florida’s largest retail store, gain­ ed in e tHitcl of n century of busi­ ness tooling with the nubile unost his faith in the present soundness of Florida. Th.- Yaw'dl-Hrev Company en♦cred h**nrtlly ini > the support of the Building for u (!r<.ater Florida 'atican And Italy lay soon Agree Onj 0 vear.Oid Dispute j *.»■ Willard Mackf Noted Author, Producer arid Arto W e people of the theatre arc, <et a rule, extremists. This is the reflex action from otcrvi-rotight nervex. When a m an smokes forty cigarettes a day, as I do, he must be sure of his brand. I smoke Lucky Strikes be* cause l hate found they are southing to the nerves and a t the same thue they cause no throat irritation. My voice is always in perfect condition and I cut m eter truubled by any c o u g h in g which might Ire annoying to me in m y work as an actor.” Y ou, to o , w ill fin d th a t L U C K Y STRIK ES give the greatest pleasure— M ild and M ellow, the finest cigarettes you ever sm oked. M ade o f the ch o icest tob accos, p rop erly aged and blended w ith great skill, and there is an extra p ro o ess— “XT’S T O A S T E D ”- - n o harshness, n ot a bit o f bite. i t f ’* ^ . •* Women who know values will appreciate this sale of 1 . -1 ■ -VT 'V A . 1 1 0 'l l trimmed coats. N ever b^fore^ in all qur years of merch­ andising,'have we offered coats of this quality a t such a price. To see them is to want to possess one, Second Floor , Boys Shirts . ’ ’ ''V ' at $1.29 • .. A big lot o f boys shirta at a price that will m eet witH-th^ approval o f every mother:. Made of good quality m aterT inis that will give service. All sizes L Mczinninc |jL)gjienheimer, Griffon and Stein ^Bloch contributed tori this event in a m ost pleasing mannfer. Men who are iqojqi in g fo y a siy t value of unquestionable m erit ^ r t n b f overlook this one. All the new styles, new materiqiff and” new patterns. . < - Tt - Mczzunino •Cii '* • rg 55c Cretonnes,r A Yard 39c . i . r . .« G I*iTTl A special lot o f heavy printed cretonnes in striped^flcn^j al, trellis and conventional designs. In the n ew shiftdq$;; They are 36 inches wide. * Fourth Floor T h » a ^ l)a fi a mahogany cabinet with a built in lot^ g] loud speaKetr. fteing a discontinued model we are able offer i U t th is low pricev, 4 ^ g: v \ v.1 \ f \ l i t ' • v.j *. • ■■ ' • • ’ .t » ; < THiftl ^’loor. *; ’ B, ■„ :•? Vj v{jT• - ; - ’ - .............. , T*" i v* Thq itpqos listed here are only, a few of the many vain that you will find in this kAl^VBe sure and attend*- No Throat Irritation-N o Cou^h. *4 t n’ff �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY; OCTOBER 2M9?7* e Sanford TTcrald Mr. Borah’s Peace Plan \ Sonntor William E. Boruh aa an ardent disciple of world j When Japanese Swini. peace is convincingly revealed in a recent article in ( entury.' An Egg For llabe Ruth. i Those of us who remember the Idaho senator in his memor- Fidelity? What Kind? ' able fight against the League of Nations and Woodrow Wil- T w o B ott le H .^ T 'f t r a t h H ; son's efforts to have the scheme approved by the senate, will njr A rth u r llrUhnwe detect in Borah’s latest declarations an apparent charge inj opinion. But such Is not the case, savs the Macon Telegraph j JA PA N PREPARES A flight which hastens to explain that Senator Borah has always ront Tokyo t» Seattle anti ; been opposed to war hut differed with many prominent (cad- nark thin—if the Japanese stnrt or Seattle, thev will fly to Seattle. rrjw r n on ways and means of outlawing it. The Georgia paper describes Borah’s opposition to the j T'», League because of his contention that the scheme was based , HAVE YOU EVER seen sailor? ___’ upon force, nn clement which the senator declared b u s1or Jnpan’s navy swimming? bed by -*»— failed to bring about world peace over a period of -two an officer they r--*im. >n a wedge formation, each man keep­ irr«* thousand years- In Century Mr. Borah warns the world that shape ing his nroper place in the water, Architect Fir*t Nnt'l. Bank Bldg Sanford, Fla. all keeping time with even strokes, ns in marching And thus they swim, in the ocean, -0 miles at a time. Men of that sort will ftv the Pacific, if they undertake to fly it AT OMAHA. BABE Ruth re­ ceived, ns token of his greatnc**, • an egg laid hy l.ady Norfolk, i champion hen of the world. It was the 17«th egg laid or hat - [ ted out by that hen, in 170 d a y s ., Ruth remarked "A hen's reg hy he rivers hrini. u simnfe hen s egg | was to him and nothing tv and went on with hi- hattioo 1 • *M surprise the idol „f Am i ‘ know that j>uch a lien o ' I-”' ’ "t Norfolk is inor<> importn-it io he eoontry than all its bu-ehull p'uycrs. THURSDAY OCT., 20. 1927 — A o m n i u l t r Cheat. ~ e .» a « lrtl.s of eltr \*«» wrwgraMk. * — V U U mm4 ia o d .ru brauMla h o sp ital. Hen Party .The pack gather* on the Black Sunday. Wrs. Lathers nnd Mrs. 'Grundy ■‘fo r all the witches; .the food ia hearty. : there a n no hitches one stitches, another chatters, all blather of small m atters. A-sadden enter In aged ermine .the Queen Viper, The Aee of Vermin; [the Pled Piper •, [overlooked her, j.CottomMather .•should have cooked her; >a'clacking racket, [ is great atir, jrin the center l the dowager. ■Old Hecate •comes seldom; leach hag •* [nml hell-beldam [U-lls the scnndal, [bite.* a sandwich, [nnd hums a candle [ to the Grand Witch. 'A fter the curses and Incantations, fetch the hearses fo r the reputations! — PfJTgy Bacon, dn New Yorkur. Have These are days when only the thing o f proven merit stands — Loch Arbor is steadily advancing with its program of development, keeping faith w ith itself, bringing out the qualities that will mark it as San­ ford's outstanding develop, ment. on to days and nights of ceaseless and fruitless toil. Nations rich, marvelously rich, in natural resources, now on the verv | .verge of bankruptcy anti still laying on like a burning lash , •upon the backs of their peoples, heavier and still heavier |burdens. Hospitals from Leningrad and Berlin to Suit Francisco and Peking, crowded with the diseased, the [ maimed and the insane. Families broken and scattered, states dismembered, peoples oppressed babes born prem at­ urely old nnd cursed with inherited disease, communities visited with strange epidemics and incurable aflications. and finally every government" in the face of all this now searching for more deadly and destructive means <>■ indis­ criminate murder; these arc the fruits of this worship of foce, this urge for blood. "I maintain that the human famiiv cannot carry the creed. It is undermining and destroying the race. Wc have no alternative. Wc are compelled as a m atter of self-preser­ vation to reject this fetish. We must work definitely to outlaw war frever nnd to make it illegal." New Type Delco-Light --------------------------------- Karl Carroll’s Release ! Karl Carroll, New York theatrical producer, has been ireleased from the federal penitentiny at Atlanta on parole, I The famous creator of the Vanities is a free man after serv. mg about four months of a year’s sentence on a charge of i perjury growing out of It is testimony in connection with the jstaging of the now celebrated "bath-tub" party. The re• * r . ° f f ? r” 1 comus ™ 11 cl‘max to one of the most exten^ e r staged in the annals of federal courts. After failing in his efforts to escape serving his sen­ tence Carroll surrendered to federal authorities in Mav"of hSw arrem nnJ 0|l t0 £ t,H'\ta,’ the I»u<Hlucer was taken ill and n«. uas removed to a hospital at Greenville, S. C., where for the nt 3 7 T ‘ Un,,,c r T ° of Phyalciana. Finally tentii!rv whieh \ ° f orde,'ed his removal to the petti“ ‘ T h hc entereH «. apparently a broken wreck. Carroll s response to the medical treatm ent within the we any new candidates for Ivetmor today? As yet nobody bus o ffen d Rev. •JHa T. Jordan, the "m arrying nuin.*' a contract to c a te r thu tylcs. >> This Isn’t the first time they ye tried to '‘get" Comptroller !t*t* —Tampa Tribune. W hntta you rati “get" him? Pays No Dividends Du)toui licnch NrwN-Joiirnal Two Daytona Ht-mli men were discussing chronic optimists and i (ironic pessimists. “These fellows who tail never see tvouhie, who know that every­ thin!- is always guitar to he nil tight, who live in a tegular glad 1‘olyatum atmosphere all the tim e net on my nerves. They probably do some good but thdy aren’t hu­ man enough to suit me,” said one of the tacit, who by the way is not a k couch or n pcasimid luit a very practical nml also a quiet business man, “1 agree with you that 100 per teat optim ist ia u bore.’’ the other man. a lawyer, replied, "but nt that 1 would ruther he entirely s u r­ rounded by pessimist*. What need is more practical optimism instead of *n much optimism for mere optimism's sake." Both men expressed a popular sentiment. It Is contrary to human nature to approve of human beings who say things and do things th a t are muiaturai but chronic pessim­ ism is as unnatural as visionary optimism . And It is well to renicmber that pessimism never-paid a dividend while optimism has been the g reatest asset of many sue- a scientific marvel. D o e s Everything b u t T h in k ! Persistent rough* and cold* lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with CrrimmUion, an emulsified creo­ sote that is [ilf«**nl to take. Crcomut•ion is a mw medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known (IriiR*. creosote is rec­ ognized Ity high medical authorities as one of the Kira test healing agencies for persistent roughs and cold* and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulslon contains, in addition lo creosote, other healing elements which sootlm and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and intlpmmation. while the creosote goes on ut the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into lite blood, attack* the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs, • Crrotnulsion is guarantied satisfac­ tory in tho treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial ssthma, bronchitis and other form* of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask rmir druggist, (sdv. • if/ V D E u o n c in HEY! HEY! This is the place to trade, swap, exchange, buy or sell (ires, bottles, nictai, junk of all kinds. But lies of all sizes and kinds. S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Avo t Mr. \nnia had.closed the S**mi• bank when it should have b:en nd, those unauthorised city w!t»e» would have never been used REAL ISSUES IN COMING CAMPAIGN OTJSpiv money to keep the inati­ OKEECHOBEE NEWS on o iterating. -tfiinfard Herald. Asm* is th - greate r little phllTh* Miami Herald complains DppUt that “e |re lf» sM Florida fcats have ever had to help them. tliut there I t no big issue raised in Aim Beach Independent. the gubernatorial race, anti says that everything Is t uniting along so o outdo k is epeoutaging. The smoothly that no issue is In alght 13-* Tribune and Turn no Tlrne* i>t*on which the csmlidptea can base together on -Doyle Carlton’«• their upprals for votes. T h at U [idary fa r governor and a g a in s t. indeed, a sad condition, if correct. Ntaumk-r fo r municipal judge. ; utfw-l -Hem id. -If -the T ribune; But on d u st iiupeuion it- appears Tim. a can put Carlton in a* to us that perhaps the candidates !y as they put Ktalnaker out, are dodging the real issues. If the candidates for Governor kkg -sitottM be sitting pretty.— a -Ster. That word "if” stand* are really inter?*ted in the welfare way Iota of times. of tho state, and are nut desirous of dodging isnuo* that mean a f i f t y spefch a t Nednlia, (great deal to thi- voters,- they I. Wednesday. United States Ishould look into the toll bridge E-ad denounced the Repub- ‘franchises granted by the Legislat­ ure along the route of the Gulf »n jseeds a good de- | Court Highway. Here is an issue Rerd.< must have !“rammed" down thy throats of the devil rebukin; sin ! taxpayers of Florida by the Ltglstefite lira he tnld . latu rc for the benefit of a few cap­ WiUn and upoln- italists and for (he benefit of one inted from the congressional e | e heaped on the section to th* detriment of all othlets, and one at large, and aA uinU trstlon be- o f sections of the state, and It » is only one eongresslonal disstinks to the hiifli heuvens. No wholly within South Florida, vr.nriidatc for Governor who uprh candUnt* tor G ivem or upkohli this legislative “deal" should 1 this system of appointment receive the support of south and •rtment development during these recent w ars. W hat contribution have the pessimists made to the welfare! of the community? Of course our definition uf pes­ simists does not include thosci con­ servative citizens who believe in progress hut believe in making it slow and sure. They are a reul benefit to any community. Our idea of n peesmist Is the man who never can see anv good in his home town or in his own times; who ia absolutely sure the town (aid the tim es are in u te r ­ rible way nnd who will he actually disappointed If everything wnrtti while doesn't go to the everlasting bow-wows. These are the chronic pessimists. F ortunately there are •umuuiou tjm u! uiaqi jo Aumu -jou ity hut even one would be too ninny hrenuxe they render no useful ser. virp th**v snnnort no worthy Cause, they contribute nothing to civic progress or community achieve­ ment. A fter listening to a few-of th** v^ilTn tenor* w«*\r d-clded thn our American aviators are no* th -rtlv on’s |ns» nn tho high C’s.— The Tropical Sun. o f// the advantages o f// the advantages o f an autom atic o f a storage batteny- Dclco-Ii^ht D e lc o - L ig h t O p erates fro m battery o n sm a ll A u to m a tic a lly s w itc h e s to p o w e r fo r h ea v ier service. U se s sm a ller b attery— th u s costs less. R eq u ires le ss f u e l D em a n d s * 11 * epi_* • 1• p ractically n o a tten tio n . T h is a m a z in g a c h ie v e m e n t th e resu lt o f 15 years research by D e lc o - L ig h t en ­ gineers. A p p ro v e d b y G en eral M o to rs after 7 years o f g r u e llin g field tests. Quick t W hsa . you d e sire a loan on Im proved h a sincss o r re sid e n tia l p r o p e f ly —w ith quick u r v i i s — w ith o u r ow * in sp ectio n and ao r a d tap * o r tan g d elay s— tak e th e n a t ­ te r u p w ith «•U n lim ited fu n d s now available for lo an s in Now comes a new type Delco-Light Plant that astounds even those scicntists-and cnginccrs'whtrarc in dailycontact withthc epoch-making achievements of electrical science. ■mounts of |2 ,0 0 3 I See or address Our I*ocal ^ounsel When you see this a maxing DelcoLight Plant, you will agree that it is a decade ahead of everything heretofore conceived by any manu­ facturer of farm electric plants. *S. K. Diffhlon ' Nanford, Fla. ONE CENT SALE NOW GOING ON CONTINUES THROUGH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SANFORD DRUG CO. E. FIRST ST, 130 N. Orange Ave, Orlando, Florida. l« tS Baras It Bank Bldg. JACKSONVILLE PHONE 3 ‘V t . ’S J •* * , t r *tl Write—or ’phone—and get full in­ formation about this new achieve­ ment of Dcico-Lighe and General Motors. Or call on me personally and see the evidence with your own eyes. And remember—if this new­ est model doesn't exactly suit your needs, there arc maoy ocher Plants to choose from, now priced as low as $225. Don’t wii". Write or ’phone or call toir.y. �PAGE FIV* HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,—1027, ^ .. _ I^ -m _-_■-— ■ ~r» W ELFARE DEPARTM ENT HAS VERY ENJOYABLE MEETING W EDNESDAY al A n d Personal Activities [cphonc 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J Harry Langdon Is Genius At Peak In [Comedy At Milane RSDAY pter N6. RIDAY , Ann Powers, Betmi Caroline Cognin at a Hallowe'en me of Miss CogFifteenth Street, will hold regulnr o’clock a t the home Hughey, 209 Hast riRDAY iitmee nt the Milane o’clock. [)M )A Y mid will hold socinl he Parish House nt th Mrs. M. Minartk Matthews as host­ ing of the Truth uf the Methodist held at .1:30 o’clock Mrs. C. I- Goodhue, \ venue. The hoitMr*. P. M. Elder, Mrs. C. K. Chorpen* dred Squires, Mrs. ni Mrs. \V. I. Hugh- The thousands of theatre-goers who have come to expect some­ thing out of the ordinary in Harry Langdon feature comedy will n it be disappointed when they sea “Three’s a Crowd,” the sad -eyed funster’s newest feature, which comes to the Milane Thentrc today. Langdon, who always has un­ usual and sometimes revolutionary bridge accessories were in keeping “slats” in his productions, has with these colors. outdone himself in “Three’s a Several games of progressive Crowd.” Ibridge were pluyed during the In the characterization of hi* (afternoon and after th:* stated heroine, Gladys MtConnedd, he has j number of progressions had been introduced a surprise which even i played, scores were m mpared and outclasses his introduction of a I the on? having the highest score blind heroine in his lat« “Tho Iwas nwarded a pair of yellow lusStrong Man.” j ter bud vases. There is another incident, one | At the enneiu- ion of the game, occurring on Christm as Eve, w hich'the bridge a n t ­ iries were 1-emovis absolutely without parallel i n .'d and the table i laid with yellow film comedy. ( I luncheon clothes and refreshm ents Langdon’s genius for com edy-ji0 n M!iting of creamed oysters in building was never better than in , Putties, sundwn hbs, date squares ■T h r e e ’, a C r n m t “ M „ n tlw ........... k0PPl’« W,th " >>ipptil cream and coffee were sened by th e -hostess. The guests w e r e ; Mrs. Hen I). Caswell, Mr**, Rpdiert J. Holly Jr.. Mrs. Hugh Whelehel, Mrs, Robert Mines, Mrs. Ivm.il Stafford, Mrs. W. W. Potter. Mis. Joe Chittenden and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. The Welfare Departm ent of the Woman’s Club held ft most inter­ esting meeting Wednesday a fte r­ noon nt the club house with the department chalrtftan, Mrs. Itenry Wight presiding. ■**Better Movios," In which the department is so vitally in terest­ ed, was discussed and , rephrts from the children’s matinee.com-' mittce showed that expetiment is proving a succeis, and it was assured th a t la to r In the season they will prove even more popular. Too much credit can hot bo given Mr. M arentette. m anager of tho Milane, for hi* hearty co­ operation with the Woman’* Club in putting on these Saturday morning matinees. Mrs. 1.. N\. Hnnscll, president of of the city-wide parent-tenchers association of the city, gave a most enjoyable talk on “ Moving pictures," and stated th a t the p a t­ ent -teai hers assciation co-operat? ing with the club in every way in this movement. • The i htldreh’s clinic held last May by the Departm ent was reported this meeting and thanks, extended the local physicians who so kin 11.; assisted. Ttie l> notification committee reported the planting of the club lawns and also acknowledge with tlmnk t(i,, donations of handsome - Mr< it. K. Tolar, chairm an, or. Music Departm ent Of Douglass MacLean To Lher assistants Mrs. John W. Meiseh i/avuion, Mrn.. K. Woman’s Club Holds He In Special' Film iS.i..Dutton «.andu .Miss Zoe Munson ,, i .to.fi t wfS M eeting On Monday At Children’s Matinee (oleman of Tampa is rive in Sanford on sp-nd about two friends. TRUEM AN FERTILIZER CO. Main Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Reprensenta tlve GOING OX i UES THROUGH AND SATURD VV C. L. Derby 4**% '1 . . Phone 811 • I) DRUG CO‘ r. p h o n e m L** Storage S*nford Feed & ,v Supply Co. - IS THERE NO RELIEF FROM lO NOTICH OP SALE TODAY The members of the Sellie II *I’ison Chapter X. S. D. A. R.. . "ill lie hoste ises ai a subscription ’ hridi'e partv Frltlnv afternoon. I Oetidier L’H, at it oVIo- k at. the W . 1 ill'"*'-* rb,b This aftifir |ironiisf« to is- one of tile largest nv well as on,. , f ih-> m it enjoynM” social affairs of the ' full season. Kin bora l,- nlmii h a v e I ••oca mad? and attractive prizes have hem secured. Reservations mnv he made by telephoning rith Church Society Holds R egular Meet Monday Crown Gasolin A tternry-at-L*w 5 Will practice In ell the court* examination of Abstract* cf Lead Titles given especial attention I). A. R. Members Will Give Benefit Bridge Mrs. Holt Is H ostess W ed nesdayA tternoon To Hridge Associates nesduy afternoon when Mrs. Tom M t eutertftlijtd j the members of The Minionary Society o f.th e her bridge v lu h ' a t her home on Congregational Church met Mon­ Hightatul Aveniic. day afternoon at the honle of! Mrs. Sheridan Jew itt on the \V eia| Qua mil les of wild flowers, in­ cluding gi'ddden ro*d and purple The Fortnightly bridge party Side. spikes a re used for decorating. for the members of the Social De­ The usual dcvoLiotiul exercises j Suggest ions of Hallowe’en adorn­ partm ent of the Woman’s Club w 11 were conducted after which m in-l ed the tallies used for the interest­ be held Tuesday afternoon a t .! utes of the last meeting were read j ing game and when scores had been ,n clock, with Mrs. Alfred W. Lee and other m atters of old and new counted it was found th at the ,Jr,, Mr3. Eugene Tittle and Mr». *business dismissed. PrbA. I wm dainty hand-made hand­ iGeartfo Harden as hostesses. A ll1 Mrs. Jew itt gave a very in terest­ kerchiefs, had been won by’ Mrs. those who are planning to attend ing tnlk on Mlssi.^i work in gener­ Ralph Smith. arc asked to telephone Mrs. I al with appropriate quotation*! At the ten hour, the players were Mrs. G. W. Spencer, not later than ; front various h.xih* and magazines. Imneij by Mrs. John Blount of ■Monday noon. ’ the business session,! Wayue-bnro, Gn., and the hostess (George Harden, nt the home of theFollowing hostess served delicious re-j.assisted bv Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, ser­ ,f tin l.<>ttaphun refreshment* of snlad, hot roils freshm ents. Tin* next meeting ved s ilvlightfuliy oncake ;,m| coffee. will be, hold at the It?me of Mrs. iI Playing bridge were Mrs. Henry nftern-u.a n* the1 Henry Nlckles on Silver Luke. ■ ‘ Purdon. Mrs. Jack Hftwett, Mrs. J. » M. Kir *■ a t' her 1H. Law -on, Mrs. A. W. Epps,’ Mrs. The many friends of Miss Doro­ Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Charles Cook. [other autumn flowA jollygroup cf Junior, High thy Marshall, daughter of Mr. nml Mrs. Ed Rawson, Mrs, John W. ngeiJ with pieusing I rwni- wlitre the School girls enjoyed n Week end Mrs. W. IT. Marshall, will regret Meiseh Jr., Mrs. John C. Smith, house party a t Ran ana Lake with to learn that she is quite ill a t her Mrs, Howard P. Smith ami Mrs. led fur the g une. ‘ Mrs. Siovektng as ehsivron. The home on Oak Avenue. K. B. McCracken. Iridce "as p l a y e d pnrty motored oyt early Friday Imuon arJ the p iiz; afternoon and remained until Sun­ Pit, a parrot door day evening, enjoying the timo by -Mrs. Al. M in a r t k . with swimmings ju st- c ra ft and priief a Wick t i f ether pleasant, diVorilonH of camp to Mrs. F. Husky life. Those attending this enuyuble leshmer.t hour, Mrs. affair were: Dorothea .Lawson, pineapple salad, sni­ Lucille Ilolz Marion Wnltjrpn, Hel­ ff tak? and coffee. [ for absent club en Douglass. Pauline Crawford, re Mrs. F, I Insky Virginia McDaniel, Frahces Reitz, Clark*? Ixonurdy ami Dorothy Sieveking, A rtuM itchell. Huff. Club members Ju an ita Sicveking and Natcadel Mrs. M. Minnrik, Siuveking, latthews, Mrs. lleyMrs. Wurt W. Wttm- J. G. SHARON ter It was the Music Department of the W o-11 m an’s Club was held Tuesday a f - |s the menv tornocn a t the club house with the <> c whether department rhnirm an Mrs. W. S 1d fed to reg- Ll‘nlt' presidng. \ large num* After a short business sessim i a r the de- the musical program , arranged by \ « i effort to Mrs. U ak anil Mrs. A. M. P h il-[ women. lips, was presented. The subject I j, ; the mem- ,u r the atternoon was tho opera, , ne of Mrs. r ’loUr.tlu*’’ by Gilbert anil Sullivan. If a rt’s cont- ’ A sketch of the opera was given n w ith Mrs, I by Mr-. I-eak. a fte r which se le c t-if a as guest'*on from the opera were sung , a a form er 1*0’ Mrs. Leak, Mrs. A. M. Phillips J, vas closely ®,ld Mrs. Ernest Housliolder, ae- j ( UY esin 'com panted by Mrs. It. It. Deas *| £ irk. This !‘T h c Chorus of Fairies’’ waa j friends an beautifully sung by Mrs. Floyd j* ng their I Palmer, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn- r. \ \ • I ’llBEK’S A CROWD with Harry Langdon Coming A new comedy classic. Added — GEORGE’S MANY LOVES Review FRIDAY nappy glorification of an \m erlcan Stenographer FIG I’RES DON’T 1.IET’ . Coming BREAKFAST AT SUNRISE’1 ■ .? ( / - Velvets - Sport Hats All Fall Mobels Ladies All Silk Bloomers - Special Ft Ars - Peach - Orchard (2nd Floor) Saturday MEET ALL NEEDS gasoline must “ test high” i in m ore than o n e w ay. H h e best gasoline today is a com plicated product, testing high in a num ber o f d if f e r e n t q u a litie s . Cro\Vn G a so lin e m e e ts )ne Rack Of Jerseys, Silk: Velveteens And Flannels Special every test SKIN TORTURE? Friday and Saturday Mutt I Continue to Suffer the Unbcnrihle Itching ? ine of those unfortu“ going through life 1,h a akin disease, ^comfortable, makefficient, Interfering •reing hours, ruining may have tried without relief. Why b-- For moro than “ j been giving re1 forms of skin disjjad* of letters of r* its worth. “ spy for whst S.S.S. [L ,llv that I w ont years from io itching was used all kinds of salves without receiving any real benefit. After taking six bottles of S.S.S., I was cured of thir dreadful dis­ ease. I recommend S.S.S. to anyono suffering from eczema, be­ cause I cannot praise it enough for what it has done for me.’* Cleonhny Forte, Soldiers and Sail­ ors Home, Quincy, 111. 5.5.5. 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 that your system throws off the cause. 5.5.5. is sold at all good drug stores In two sizes. The larger is moro economical. A- - - Standarl Oil Company INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY AUTOM OBILE ROAD MAPS • / Alabama, Florida, Gtorgia, Kentucky and M tjllufpfii may bo had Prto at any o f onr so rvic t stations, COMING ! UMELS EVERY MINU �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER^20,Jj)27, t* One O f Stars Of Lasses W h ite sbj* rlimbirtg over, | The • jV'flati ‘L in ford” F or Lincoln A n d F ord, S a ys Texas W riter •aVv.TT- Jt’oaflf‘Jbne«r Has .Much IVmer In Veteran TeamBulThoRcsultfl Thus Far Have Been Far FroraBeingBest In East THl’RSI ! A SURE , -ns whom tune and v lord; and s L r Thou at r o ta thing salm 86:9, : PRAYER cn, may T1 ;The pack ■ton the Bla vMr*. Lath »nd Mrs. for all th. (ha food is there are t one stitch another cl all blathe of small | WEJ?T POINT, N. Y„ Oet. 20.One af the big enigmas of the pre­ sent football season is the army olfYftn... There is no doubt that Biff Jones hns |>een doing a lot of hard work with his veteran mat- ’ erjaf'lbtlt thr returns have been coming in slowly nnd what little the army has shown in action has been‘more or less contradictory.! But _the riddle should be answered J aftlfi' the cadets take tbe field agairtst Ynlo in their annual r|as i , in the bowl on Saturday afternoon. ‘ LiJta,Notre llame, the Army cmployed tbe shift very extensviely in itk offense in other years and th e frle requiring n stop of a f .1] jsecohd before the ball hns been passed appeared to have worked havric with the west pointer’s at- re-.v Ford product will b-' :i< tiit I.infold, taking i' f r nn Abraham l.incoln, it and Henry Ford, di*turer Some other nmne tm .*'g' f S •-aI S —Perry I i #.hind t ho front Ken*. Uoth xcat'i x equiiv c’11 he protected from sun, rain which v etc., by n top. ■\ heels, tend In front (if the front seat and • ■eft, nirv i"i .. nm<l the radiator wiil be placed ■i windshield which will serve a-* i barometer. When it is rain in g ' ** . windshield w ill become s m e a r-! ■i| with mud, water, etc., from ' pa.<«ing vehicles. . CLOCK, JEW EI i rhe c a r will be guided by n REP AIRING. | 'cciiajf wheel w! <-h will turn tie car to the ritrt't nr left, but i • ,-ver both ways nt tb same tim e.! i.rm.i-: JEWEI.ERY Kr*nmrc to the . .u* may he '.i "e-| through do. ru t some. \«» ii c in the body, r if desired wmn.r.tssa i-'piipped with i .in lenly, gasolin •.•her afccsxoric it ,, 'biles. : »i there will | ,'t .in axles and , around, f I. depending ■’■ > <f the driver it, nt end, th* . ■. with a rad: erve as a t • , vs. it it which to | The fiont of the i nsheil mi as to ' l-ber of bugs, | —" chic!.ciis nnd than in the battle wih D s v >• kins’* last week. The StAjfherd 1 Slerehi to<be sure, was nobody's! set-tip, but the army had real] trouble In uncorking a scoring | pufich until the final |ierind when ih ^'b fu rd y DavU-Elkins line hml beert'poL ded into a pulp by the superb West Point forwards. Then it was easy for the Army backs to , pile up the touchdowns that , brought victory for a comparative­ ly Wg score. The Army hns rc.nmpoil its attaelc to such an extent that it has 'retained few features easily re- ( cognizable as basic plays of the 1926 season. Most im|>ortant a p - , parcntly is the stress that Jones Is I {dicing on the forward pas* now. i... like. r. Perkin* ■tn:*ted in* o.r.e lt anted a i hureh ringer and went ••••1 be n into the light opera I tain a which he s.ing the !••.*.fr roles in a ni.rib* r of '■Id n» i;a b filling station*, -. Be is trn *1 le- .11 i. i nf gallons can be mg the I i-st tenm iiqilii d if *1 in d. * :i i -trel.iy in yn .iv Seal* I ipii|i|'i-d With Pushi ns Ml m l iv b be ■quipped v.itn . -him. i-i iti* less softi.' ' . the I ,i rig ai d iK'dnn nil'll- I i •• 11nr .-Mr v ill >«• placed directiy IlfiH.EKS l» \IKY I \l:M Phone .’17 Sw ct Milk Sweet ('i *n Butter Milk Milk for Babie i A-sudden in aged et the Queen the Ace a the Pled I roverlooked Cotton. Mi fchould har 1a' clacking i a great st i In the cett [the dowsg fold Hecat comes self each hag nnd htll-bi Sells the # kites • sal And bums to the (!» After the/ and Incant letch the for the rep ft* "iif» of the car will esitfn n$d equipped •' ' . pistons, ryl .vires nnd PHjmojt| '•‘Ppinji 108 .Magnolia ri ’-iSK: WEAR TAILOR MADE CLOTHE —cost-3 UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT NO M ORS NOVELTY t ’ASSu For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Ji,:. • I a si.in eruption Price 7*i? Sold and gum . *i»- ! by dj UNION PH ARMACY — SOM ETHIN G H Phone 37:. OViERLOA1 E x p e r t K a d io K e p a ir in g $27.50 \ Wnr|t fitiaru ttlm ' Bosch, Frt»ctl*Eismim; & Crr»*li> Rcieivintf i-jots. SI.I. t a i l o r e d -to m e and up. Tubes Ilalle rios Ltiniinators. SEMINOLE RADIO CO. 323 Sanford Ave.. . Rhone 630—.J Call ns for repairs and dem onstrations. OPEN EVENINGS 10 to 11 '.IS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. R E X A LI, le S a le CONTINUES THROUGH FKIU.U A M . SV ri RIiAY COME ANfi SAVE S SANFORD DRUG CO K. FIRST ST. PHONE .1 H ie s a m e m e d i c i n e C a fft c u r e a ll ills . . . makes a special bob when f o Comma y be re s go ;t Mon in E |ding in tha vo-ilnlfty i ipt one ma Jeweler f Ir r A b »* - g ro w in g p o p u - varnish for even/J Purpose '• ' ce, m a n y b r a n d s n a v e o m to r . J a v o 'tFonder w ^ Anti-Sw h*n he cis< fte »on In fjJt. fioured but C am el con tin u e s to le a d b y b illio n s Q u a lity p u t i t th e re —q ACH Devoe varnish Is made to bank wh (4*rl, thone Mtlen woufi b- *'*w nn I’ll' opem! lA u i .s is lihriipixt tl Jmc*-* have Palm Bene d o a s p e c i f ic t h i n j j rs ;lio ro u R lily and as well as that thing can be done. That's why we — it th e re . Dcvoc Pale Interior for Inferior upright surfaces J / Devoc Marble Floor Finish/t>r floors and linoleums U ootlo' on Tribe togethci %jf . Dcvoc Yacht Spar for exterior use Devoc Aquaspar for all surfaces requiring so cia l protection from utuer Htahjek* Dcvoc Ruhlicit f’tfcct for tnoducing this finish uitlunu hand rubbing 48 thr : shout .xisr. : v ijr I __ • *l JP T C fix r If all cigarettes were as good as Cattm y»u Jiouldn't hear anything about special treutmeutt '.to make cigarette good for the throat. Nothing takes the place of choice tobaccos. Ball H ardw are Co E. First S t Phone 8 &EVOE DEVOE NoWlUer RoUk I. ta, lailMi-Silna.- N. L UiH �THE SANFORD PA G * SKVBf* D, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927 READ THE ADS will be scattered through the co lu m u s— If your name Is there he Herald Office for a free ticke Milane Theatre. Good for the r insertion only. m ' AD. RATES Cash In Adrane* ,ds,r will be_Areceived AAhI and. collector *ent for payment. 'rate* o n r e q u e a t . duced r a t e s a r e f o r le In s e r tio n s , rda o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h [J a lin e . _ . m c h a r g e o f 3 0c fo r lion. . . , ertising la reatrietad clasaification. rror i* m a d e T h e S o n ­ ia will be responaible ac Incorrect I n s e r t i o n , rtUtr fo r » o b a * « « t The o f f i c e s h o u l d b e L m e d ia t e ly in c a a # o f a d v e r t is e r s .raid representative , familiar w ith rate s j elnaslf action will complete Information, i wish they will assist ording your w ant ad. It morn effective. iRPAST NOTICE give their Njo-doifict* address as Lir pi.one number if L result'. About • ie t uf a thousand has Lne and th eothers hiruni'-ate with you »y know your address, kontinurpre MUST be Lftson at the Sanford Itifr uf by letter. Tele Krunlinuriirfa ure not per* sh ould Prompt - Efficient 'Have opening for two more young 2 NEW 4-room bungalow for rent FOR i r r V*. HU* 4—Business Service n » I I U t r l f t X*. a RKFOIIT or THE rOSDITIO* OP THE ril»T XATIO.VAL HANK \ t a a . N P O i m . i n t h e h t a t e o p P i . o m n A . a t t u b c i .o i b OP n i'n iN E S S ON OCT. I « V R , m r j t. a L oan s and d is c o u n ts, Indudliiic r e d is c o u n ts, ne • rp tu a rv * of o ilie r b., i.k-i mid l o r c i a n l.itls ot nxclutnip- or d r s f l r si>bl w ith i i u l i . r i r m o u o f (tils blink l e x e r | > 1 thus* show n In l l c m R. R. d ip p e r. Signs of all kinds. In Sanford Paint A Wall Paper Jerry Johnson, state field secre­ tary of the Christian Endeavor, 1-bV‘^i— ...... ....................... ,1 Total Isiuns (will hi h**re Friday night and will If they need altering or repairing 7—Situation Wanted < *\rrilrafm . secu red . N o n e; u n secu red . ROOM furnished house for rent. j deliver the principal address a t i. 1 . s . < ; « . r n a n i r n l s r C H r l l l r s a v s K r t l i bring them to MACK the Tailor. See V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. Mrs. Vnnee Douglass. (banquet to l>e given a t 6:30 o'clock b. .\ l | o th e r I n llrd S t a t e s liovt-rnnicnt . r r u r l l l r * 204 N. Pork Ave. Satisfaction (InuludlsK prem iu m s. If m i l _ .................. ,itv the parsnni’^ e of the Congregaguaranteed ........ 1 oung man wants work ns driver For Kent—Five room house. Bath Furnlshed Spanish tional Church to the young people O t h eTr o ht aa ln d s , s. t a r t , * .* ....................... r r u r l l l r s , r l r . on>nedi or helper on truck, or a n y ’honest i and screened porch. $20.00 per f* rooms. Well local-!of the church serleties of S an fo rd ,1 U n lik in g H ouse, iisU .uoouo; r u r n d u i c n o d H»Fred E. Russel. Farms, Groves. work. Box 999 Herald. month, 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 19UW. iin-m. |?r.,ouiMin • ............. onstruction. Owner according to Miss El tie W atanen.! Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone Ural e s t a t e owned o th er Ihnn l>ankin< h o u s e it,y and will sell a t chairman of the Min in I program I Isu v fu l r c s e n e w llh F e d e r a l d e s e r v e Hank 632 W. STENOGRAPHER— Experienced, SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, i 'ash in v a u lt and a m o u n t due from n a tio n a l ice, nnd on e o s y v r the lox.nl society, can supply typew riter, or will electricity, bath, fire-place is located on High Mr. Johnson, t was announc 'd. \in o bu annt k sdue from S ta t e hanks, h a n..................... kers and call for work to do at home. Mrs. screened porch, double garage. An Ini Avenue with r.t- is striving to create interest In the I tru st i o m p u n .i s In ih e I lilted S ta ir * | o i l i e r I Houser 531-J. attractive home partially furnish1'ian In clu d e' In H e m s s. s. anil in) umlinga. l)ui|hle " t- organization. pnrticulnrv in order j o ta l o f Item s 9. I'* II, IS. anrl 11 l*7^rr;— -------------------------------- ed. See E. G. Norton, MeilonviUe furnished $8,500.00 to secure :i '.irge ntlendnnce from ' \ MTlsco tla n co u s cash I t e m s ____ j 10-B— Plants And Flowers Ave. the balance any r«* Hanford at the Christian Endeavor | ‘liilM .................... i.l \ h i i . i t i i :* Address Box l.ll rn| | v a t Kissimmee this week-end ''a p lln l sto ck (laid In ' L-nn o . i c TEN Roam house for rent corner __ i Miss Wntenen is very anxious to Surpliis fund LADIES COATS altered and relin r u n SA l.r— Single red hibiscus Oak nnd Fourth St. Apply W. H. o n|, hnve young peonl • of nil lorn! s'H - •i. I'ndlvidsd profits H ';i« s; ed. 210 Laurel Ave. for hedges, yellow Japanese and Long 108 Palm etto Ave. l>. Iteserv ed for von lln K en cles IJOft.nn _____*___ ctii's In meet Mr. Jnlinsnn. At e. Less current e x p e n s e s pitol red cnttliy guavas; other things — ------- —— --------------------------... present nr»,,»a ration* are being , Iteservrd for la t e * , u u e r e s i . r(e„ a eero. METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v- all well rooted. ’ Mra. Ellsworth, House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S t 1 wo, . ncre lots,’ 'it meil.i 1 , ,rue 1over 50 rn guests , • a A mount dur In S ta i r l.nnk*. b a n k r i* . and tru,-*l erliSting. Metal shingle*; Beardull Ave. Phone 3303. Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. ay between Monro.* ,---rontjiani#* tn tbr l niir.1 Mialrr standing seam tin and galvinlzed »e trucking land, nn , oT*’..„ Hivt Ion 1 lYrUfl.-il rlirrk* i.iilHtan.lln* roofs. See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak 11—iMiscellaneotm 1<»R RENT: Five room bungalow 11, l,.T'H ■-In-i'k* ••ulKlnilillntr ... iipnrov.il } '"ii'birr"* Ave. and Third SL Phone 111. at the corner uf Palmetto Avenue T oliil ..f l l n n n : i . 25. 21. 22, anil 3» li. iniKirl I b . n a |> t a l k e r Ihnn b ank d r p » * lv m k Any part of 80 acres of fine tru c k -1anil Katie Street. 1-arge living Jr.-t to r«***rvr lrtep.i«H., pay it bln v%It l,ltt 10 Mrs. M arguerite Akrys, ing land, cleared, on puved ro-ul room, dining room, two iiedroom*. <1n> *.t liullt liliutl (!*■p« tils Mlltji'i-t lo check in Orange county, fnr rent at $2.00 bath, wllh shower, kitchen equip i >Vrt f i n ite * <*l il.'|n>*it it tit* In l e s s than 30 il.tys LANEY^S DKUO STORE--Pre- per acre by year. Sec M. J. M oss.' K<l with electric range. Front am I Slfl ca-«h ami $10 monthly will buy »nHi»" >li»n (nr in o n ee b n rrow eil) ■criptions, DrUgs, Soda. We am Jr., 19 Wall St. Orlando. C olonial! w ar porches. $40 monthly. Addresi good building iot at remarkably S la te , co u n ty , or o th er m u n icip a l d e p o s its secu red m near yon as your phone. Call 1PJ Realty Company. n> piviiKU o f a s s e t s n( l o t s bank or su r e ty Phone 5313. ,S. ('. B. care The Herald. low price. Box 99 care The Her­ Imnd . ....... . ........ ................ ........................... ald. Ib yb len d s unpaid . .......... ............. ................... ...... YOUR BUSINESS —card appear FUR RENT Small cottage on T id a l of d em an d d e p u i l i s ( o t h e r than bank dep on lts) ) i u b j r c t to Ileserve, I t e m s Z9. 33, --------- ----------.Magnolia Avenue just north of 26— Miscelhu emt i Fnr Sale Ing daily In this column will 31. 32 S3, ami 3t _________________ _______ _ Auto Awning ; Central Street. $25.00 monthly. l i m e d e p o sits s u b j e c t In I l e s e r v e tp a > * h l« a f t e r Box 123 care The Herald. 3it day*, or s u b j e c t to 30 d a y s or m ore n otice, P L E N T Y OF Win P <>1 : reach over 3,000 every dayl and postal s a v i n g s ) : nt Ihihart'- Wool V i i' S a v in g s d e p o s its (I n clu d in g lln le c e r ti fi c a te * o f $: 1750.00 is the pricce of small cot-and It costa so little a 12 word) 12— B oom s W ith B o a rd dep osit o th e r th a n fnr ntoneyburrotve.l) ..... tuge on well located lot on MagSlate, c o u n ty , nr o th er m u n icip a l d e p o s i ts s e ­ id for one month costs only $2.60. cured by p led g e a t a s s e t* o f t h i s b ank nr nclix Avenue. $5C cask all th a t Is surety bond ..... «... ............... ...... ...... Board and room for those that dis­ required. Balance pavabln just like Phone 148 I".mini Havi ngs d ep o sit* ..... .......... .......... »• c e " , nnd I i criminate; with garage. Box F rent. Box 124, care The Herald. T id a l of lim e d a p o d t s s u b j e c t to R eserv e, H ln le He m s 35. 36. 37. and 31 .... ......... lust »ak for "Classified Depart B. care Herald. $10.50 Cas'i. T M .M II tHgRi: breakfast I ii eg s in t r * d e p o s i t s (oth er than puHiul s a v iK 'T O n illl 15 19— H o u se s F o r S a le I in n s ), in c lu d in g W a r l.osn dep n*lt a cco u n t m ent" 14— Rooms Without Board and d e p o s its o f United S ta l e s ilUburHlug Jerald Office. Ask for I 11.130.i*» I1A.333.S3 .1 1.39 1 57 . uii I.53C.I7 2 n .u tC i 11 CLEAN UP YuUK OLD WALLS WITH THE NEW WALL FAINT SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, FLtv. SALE: two apartm ent houses THREE furnished rooms. 805 W on Utrge lot, modern, close in 3rd St. beautiful surroundings, garage, J 1000.00 down balance like .cut. Furnished rooms for light house See uwner, 1* A. Renautl, 2201 Onk keeping, with or witheut g ar Avp. Phone IDO—W. uge. 618 Laurel Ave. FOR DESIRABLE room, with hot ami j PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano, coitl water in room, garage, cou­ • tuning by experts with 17 years j ple preferred. Phone 124 J. .experience. Sanford music store Imenger Louring car, !und Gift Shoppa. Room 10 A 11 Mo- .FURNISHED n»om for rent. I ll Lander Arcade, Phone 832. [ Park Ave. H runs like new, to exBUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation r cuipe in good condiboxes and general cement work *115—Apartment Fot^ltent Miracle Concrete Q*. J. E. Ter* I ior.e 775 after 7 P. M. willeger, Projf. 3rd and Eln,. FOR RENT—A partm ents on Park Avenue. Frigiuaire installt-d. Mr. J. S. Harvard W ater and garage furnished. A DODGE ars und Graham trucks LUMBER and eomplwa tint o i t>ty 1 0 0 0 0 a k A v *' 3th Street. Phone 3, buildin prices. ______ w ______ ____ ____ c Good ONF. FU RNISH ED front upa-i ment, all mo<ler;> convenienn*s Auto G radis Coma From'* MapU and DIR W. F irst St. Phono 207. orks. Sixth. Phone 797. ■ ’0RD liUlCK CO. ,2 Magonlia Ave. Phone 867. JOEL TRIM CO. the car, not the owner, le 817 for estim ates W. RAJJFORD i ■ 1 ^ 1 1 ■l w mmmm Mr. L. Y. Bryan, rd Dally Herald Ea-h day there are a number of trea ­ sures to be found In the W ant Ads— your name may be there for a free movie ticket and you may find a real op­ portunity. J u s t a r r iv e d a t OGLESBY’S Finh Market officers ...... Hills pi> able lln c lu n g nil o b lig a tio n * rep r e s e n t in g m on ey borrowcO o th er th a n re d is c o u n ts ) ....... \ o l e s amt bill* r e d is c o u n te d ............................. ......... ‘ SO ! t t . M T o ta l ......................... ............................. ......... M &M II.& J S la t e o f Florid a, C ounty o f P em ln ole, **: I, II. F. W h lln er, C ash ier o f Ihe a b o v e - n a m e d b a n k , d o snlttn n fy •‘•c ar thal the nhove s t a t e m e n t Is true lo the heal o f my kruvwtodta and Itellif. ( ..................... . . . 11 W H W N t l b C s . h f e e ' ‘J Huhscrlbeil and s w o r n lo b e fo r e m e t h u m b , day o f O elo b a r' ISIT. It. C. T IIIIAA IIE U V otary Puhllr, S la t e o f F lorida at • -tree 51) C o m m issio n e x p i r e s Jkn. * 2. tSJil. '• • - C o r r e c t— A i t e « i \ tor. K. Fourth St fiENlIINE 13 PLATE 0 4 A AA FORD HATTERY FOR t f H v i V W AND YOUR OLD HATTERY Ford B atteries need no introduction. They can be used on ail makes of cars nnd are an ideal Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales & Service Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Phone 331 5— Help Wanted Female BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette and bath, nttractively furnished, centrally located, all improvements; $6 per UPS—-MARMONS No small children. Apply J. E. week. Tel 777 or 773. , on! Automobile Co. Singletary, Lake Mary. Mia Ave. Phono 137. J----------------1------------------------------- - 16—Housese For Rent ----------------- ---------------: WANTED— Woman or capubh 1> Overland Co. W illyi-; youne girl tot stay with child he- FOR RENT—Small house, close In, r«nt reasonable. Applv f 4 Overland. W hippits. tween the. hours of t and 9 P. M. bnin ercial Sts. Phone 58. .Call ut 500 Myrtle Ave. 308 W. lath St. BY T A Y L O T l 0CK-HOW DID THAT GET IN THE. FRONT 5ER OF THE CAR? . MOW DONT TELL ME THATYOURE THE LAST ONE WHO HAD THE CAR ------ WHY c o u l o n ' t t o u b c a mam Search me An d lou nno ME THE TROTH’ tell SWEATERS Lumber-Jackets “Should be washed” for best results. We use only so ft water and mild pure soap. Many years experience have taught us the best methods, insuring the re­ turn of your sweater, clean, soft and in shape. 50c each T^THEJPRlNOPLEOF THB this Af t e r t h is e e h o n e s t ------ ii ACRE'S ANYONE X D tS P tS C V ITS A PCftSOAj WHO DOCENT tculthe?T&t r i SAY. FOP-THEWS A MAN ON THE pho n e w ants Tb SPEAK WITH J y ^N O U - — y nf < *• Zm' r , A PESKY IN' AQXKT—-1 Only 2 more days to take advantage of our dis­ count on blanket*, quilt*, comfort* and feather pillow*. j Li j * 1'I *• A vy I! !i n ' t iiii > PHONE 475 Our Truck W01 Call Mrs. Robbins sent down an other shipment of velveteen jack­ ets and w e now have x u u t v s o n the rack. Colors-Black, Wine, T an , Green and Blue Our assortment of sport hats and dresses cannot be found more chic anywhere. Popular prices prevail at all times. y r � 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 20, 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/153a2d223f6c7628101b10a5cf92803d.pdf 0d4192a3406696fc0c21d500aaebb59c PDF Text Text OUR NEWSPAPER TT1E L E A T H E R Hed In F lo r id a ’s H efcrt i r l d ’s G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le i I t s R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d Fair tpnfght and Saturday ex trerae northw est Florida, fair to­ night and Saturday. Leased W ire In te rn a tio n a l N ews Scrv S.ANF 0 U 0 ; FLO RID A , FR ID A Y , OCTOBER 21, 1927 Wmers Have Decided To E M CARROLL I. Work Out OwnSalvatioi ! KansasEx-GovernorAv N U M B E R 351 Member A udit B ureau Of C irculations HaHsen Defendant In Big Damage Suit uEGRGEREilSiGeologist Fails To GIVENRECORDSSustain Defense In TOAIDDEFENSESinclair, Fall T rial Suits were filed yesterday against H. H. Rhrsten of Atlan-. ta. by C. E. Robinson, through his attorneys, DeCot tes and Spencer Inthe sum of $00 ,000 . NEW YORK, Oct., 21,—“The 1freight rates. IJe is shewing a n ’ On? suit is for $10 000 covering America* form er Is 1 taking not- “intelligent interest" in the propersonal injuries and damage to aldy less ihtefMtf i n politics thnn ' pcsal of Secretary of agriculture ' automobile, and other for $50,he used to; he ju st about come ta jja rd in e hat the government pro-! 000 for the death of Ralph Rob­ | a l S D R n k i n f f T l m f ' 'tte conclusion he m ust work .ork out vide n loan fund through which | T h eatrical Producer Spends. inson in nn automobile collision r „ , r o m 1’*'' own >salvation.” co-operative m arketing societies Busy If; .rningllqforeT aking hero last Monday. vxR V C Henry J. Ailed, form er governor may carry wheat in pools so it Declarations have not yet been FranklinDodffeThrow nO pen 11l u U U U l i l l . T rain F o r H om e;R isesE arly filed in either of the«e suits, but of KanSas, made this statem ent can be marketed in orderly tusAs Wns Custom In P riso n tho nttom ays fo r Mr. Robin­ ■ . ...i ‘ ir 1 in an interview today. He made excited over the Haugcn-McNnry By D epartm ent Of J u stic e ' non and thus itwintain a gtnblizother observations such ns: son *t-ito th a t such action will ) be taken th-> early part of next 1. Prohibition is proving an co market, I no farm er is no. fnrm relief bill, feeling it is too week. Mr. lln rtstcn loft Sanford econimic boon t the country. intricate to understand, he said >v» erday afternoon a fter being 2. The middle West Is apathetic and is generally ignoring politics • Tom-rated of blame by the cor«•'•■r’s jury in connection with nnd, instead, “working out his Mrs. Remus’ B ro th er Denies M easure M inus Equalization j questions. own salvation." P a rt O fM cN arv-H augen Bill -------David Rclasco SendsMettsaRCi the den'h of young Robinson. I'lirit R elations; Dodire To -------- -. | 3. Governor A| Smith is the ■ Regarding prohibition, governor Of Cheer, W elcnm ingFricnd * ” C ontem plated By S enators D e f e n s e E n d e a v o rs lui hu iul iit tVj O f strongest democratic presidential' See N othing ‘‘P u t Over Me” , , y M. middle v;cst rtp u b ,lcims nro now Allen said. Back To T h e a ter C irc le s—' M eeting Today A t C apital p rQ V e D i d n ’t “Sentiment in the west is n< 1 talking Herbert Hoover. WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (INS) strong ns ever for prohibition 4. The .big issue in 1928 will be i neopie who do the drinking are \ —All Department of Justice p t Knroute to New York, with Earl _____ r constructive economy in govern-, the ones who ure doing all the ta l - 1 nn'. bearing on the reln'ions be- first congre^siohol move to draft I irroll, Oct. 21.—Earl Carroll, pronient th rt will ring about a reduc­ king. we.'ii Franklin L. Dodge, Jr., a new form relief bill, mimu the If you were to ask those W A S H IN G T O N ’, O c t. 2 1 — klH N G T O N , O ct. 21 — • tion in taxution. 1 • of tho famous “vanities.” who rmor gnvrmment ngent. nnd Mrs. cqivrlization fee that characttsr.zed _ |j r GcoriJC O tis Imoo’ono Remus, who rvns killed hv the McNnry-Haugcn mensure. will £ m Jth ( (|j r c c t u r 0 f t h e frcolov T h e verbal spanking j The farm er, said Governor | l-itiun t.»" repeal!'"th "he^ght^ent'ir ■a - n leased from the federal prisbti'.lull’d, George Renin 1, boot- be taken today at a con ercnce <f rjc a j r>urVc y , to d a y b la s te d OD« P re sid e n t CoollU ge a d - I Alien, is depending less on politic- amendment you would quicely 'find ’("i l ist night nfter serving five sing. were thrown open to the tho insurgent bloc m ;red to S en ato r Simeon :'n?ta and more on himself today. He ja startling m ajority in favor o f n aha of a year’s sentence for in the * f- c o n• a•t i o n s o ~f he «Senate. m o. n f- th g c 1h io jury, slipped quietly into his Remus def'nso today. for continuing to agt- wjjl be grateful fur legislation that j keeping tne law on the statute . inpartnunt on the Crescent Lim­ 7 1 t r w i ^ e th e F a ll- S in c la ir d e f e n s e w h e n . Thev were examined in n confer- rv nb‘ >e Coolidge candidacy will guarantee him reasonable • bo^k." 'd and nwajf from Atlanta early T FI*., n i o l r t n'’ r ^ corner-. , D, p t e s t if ie, d t h a t t h e r e w a s n o .’ in tc rn o w III A tla n ta A fte r ence atlondrd hy Charles r.i'U, n,. submitted to the insurgent w as accepted by Re­ lb - afternoon. Release From Prison Shows attorney for Remus. Carl Bn*lr*r, |cnee. It proposes the c r ntton'trf a ‘ °‘ Lu vS?3?n1 rKI in leaders in the capital As he preferred it, there was nb 1 T orm entW hichI,ro d u c c rE x -!f,"*,,,nnt ntov of Cincinnati, government corporation to handle ,)0^ i o n 'P " h e n th e n a v a l O il it its face value. Curry of departure, only a few ,, . '(Vrnr L. I.nhriilg. assistant nt- all surplus crop*, financed by a :r e s e r v e w a s le a s e d b y e x -S e c * fence? of opinion still proII .ends nccmpanjMng the group to .•perienceif O ver C onviction r ,.r „rnl. K(1{rnr Hoove-. $ 1,250 ,000 ,000 . The bill provides r r l a r y o f I n te r io r A l b e r t B k bny feme of the Republlterminal station. In the crowds -------cliier of the hurenii of inve*tign- for the purchase of surplus crops ra il to lla rjry r . b tn c la ir . [ti mind*" nr. to Mr. Cool[was the tall young man checking ATI \N T \. Oct., 21. (1X8)_ Iion, nrd Tom WiDox, hen'l of th" nt the cost of p rod notion plus a I The defense has relied great.y snermost feelings toward !k.- *teps to those of the liny young Eftrl t' irrnll Inis not yet emerged IDetroit investigating office. Wil- five per rent profit, the cost to be upon this point nnd said it wa« nn ft nmviMient, but the rnajIv in nt his side, wits all but un- from t!ie clouds that enveloped cnx has hern inveslirnting Wie re­ eitim atcd my the department o f ' impelling reason for the lease, dicm were content today I noiu t. ’fa ^ nt*cr ‘ lam ination by Owen J . him when the tim e cuino fer his lations between Tlodgo and Mrs. commerce, ant! tho government to <4 or. the premise th at tho I Curi 1 appeared somewhat worn lie. irture for prison, nnd Remus. stand all losses nt tho outset. Un- g o 'fcrt. of th e K -'verm m entstaff, > * > ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 • | ______ that It i* r it and will not be a I a In* sai ’< into the seat of his comBecause of tho information ob­ timately, the bill provides fnr;5*"‘th "3,d ^ » called him Into coo|e in r.ry sense of tho word. S e c re ta ry O fS an fo rd C ham ber John H ansen. r.O.GivesIIimself !>.ir.nient. Hi* vi'*d pnsvtl a busy; (Wqif.'tv. I him down to mental nnd ____ .nn 'ferenee und directed him to send phy ii d collapse. tained from the records, it will /farm ers coop^ratue*i to g u n conto tho rclervc to invest!S pikes A u trey D eclaration Tr I 'W prediction that the Up To Police B ut D eclares in >ming, that be^an with dawn, not he necessnry to take deposi­ C a * t o r y of that experience trol of the cororation and a d r a i n a g e e d i t i o n s . Smith Ian rimvention next Juno l iic prison habit of early rising W ith S ta te m e n t T h a t Most Innocence O f C rim e A fte r whiih sei tr.-i to liavo put nn indel­ tions of government officials for Lllock “tm-n unanimously I held ii' nnd he was awake mir,,pr tria . in Cincinnati ! fUtUf° ,0MM* hy K. C. Heald, farm er head of Local S hip m en tsU n affected Police Grill Him 8 H ours inst actively at 5:.'!0 o’clock, he ible stani| > upon him, ia one of t o r - , 1 mua m,,rdcr tr,a ‘ m Cincinnnti’ ! "',rr ,us cr°Ps abroa'1Calvin r lidge" found few , the oil and gas section of the b u r-, ] Elston said. Tho insurgents thus far have cau_ 1 niessul to friemls who greeted meat. |rs in (he capita! today An emphatic denial that several ^ “ I had no fear of going to pria- _ Hnwy F . Brown of Detroit, Mrs given no indicationdliat tire Brook-( "Heald reported thcro was no IrrtRepins' limn higher ups.* NEW YORK. Oct. 21.— (IN S )— him r.fler breakfas.t. corporations with central Florida* ^ hnrt Inn will he adopted. In the j niirrent danger of drainage of kirn there will b? a keen “ 1 couldn't sleep nfter that un- on,” he said, sitting today in the 1R.cmus |>ruot^ r ’ Tier being grilled by detectives of hi* suite in the Ansley i“ ong nwl,h fh© party t° portect pnst'.they vigorously supported the (Teapot Dome,’’ Smith said, j one premiiH nt Republican | distributing offices in Sanford are fnt. for eight hours John Hansen, 50 j: ally hour.’’ he said, nnd grinned, comfort c__ t t . » . al Airs. Remit* inti*r«**t* . ilnrlnrnil Mrs. Remus’ interests”, declared for< I left, And there was the ciializntion fee, nlthough insurgent, "Did you report this to Fall I ” fohl I. N. S . “but the idea pjnnning to move to Orlando . be­ .was placed under arrest early to- “ force or habit,” tho record “revealed no informnlui’ican ( invention getting cause of a reduction in n . 07 A ter breakfast, whieh/jB»' Jc- thotiglit, gri ing plainer and hcav 1tion that would he of benefit to lenders liavo maintained that any'asked Roberts, .i” connection with the m urder Iof his wife, Mrs. Anna Hansen, 40, l a deadlock that It cannot rates to become effective ~,ce‘ 1 until other members of his ier lay after Jay ns the time came the defense in showing alleged ill­ one relief bill will not bring pros-! "Yes.” I “ Did he ever call yuu into oon* on a aikvvsor to Calvin was made today by E. J. T rotter, and her adopted dmightqr, Alice p. i.v could join him, Carroll’s first tha I was a hurndyl nmn. icit relations between Dorigo nnd erity to tho fnnners. is to my mind absurd, secretary of the Sanford Chamber Macki 19. The two *women wero ii<- .vily was n call upon Mrs. *’ t was the conviction nnd it» . Mrs. Remus.” "No one bill can take care of ag- fewne* on Teapot Dome? ’ home in I».. rge Allison,widow pf the form- atig r.a, m the loomfhg prison, no Modi n Squnro Garden of Commerce in response to n j found beaten in their snid Senator ------Norris — o f ! . “No,” Smith, “that was “ Dodge and Mrs. Remus were riculture............ _ answered . „ stntem cnt by Mayor L. M. A utrey ' Brooklyn, after Hansen had walked j i i outhern m an n g sr'o f the film that! haunted me. oir lust time.” Wicnn conventions. We dif| never alone together,” snid Brown. I Nob., insurgent lender. The far-|jr in the Orlando Morning Sentinel, i into a police station and told deter- ri.mpnny, who died suddenly ill Val\n the r i. v. v agree." prepared a m em orandum . • “ A**il nil tho time I wns working “ Dodge transacted some business 1 m e r'U troubled by three thlngs.i No corporations were named by tivea: do. .1 several wcoJfs ago. , F irst, his surplus fixes his selling on November 30, 1921 re-o:am enu/ . pointed ouf that it is ex- Mayor A utrey in his statem ent, nnd j «l*n, jn trouble again.” wii . little sleep, with little rest, : for her but thnt was nil.” George Allison and Earl Carroll the McNnry-Haugcn billj n« »Kalnst leasing leaped .Dortlq^ flkuit to deadlock a Re , to Mr. T rotter, the ! . He denied killing the women, had be n frierds of many , years, w ith no thought of food. 1 could Bro’-wi__ denied RmmuC charge ji uai hi. vu i-»rij — eotti _ ( r- ^' 'd p a le— ^ g*5 a rwaa hinvrntlcn where nuniina- nrconlimr changes in rntes Dinush no reason . h o o v e r, d eclarin g he rotum ed nnd a ’■a boy Curroll had wbfked In m u - h ? '’ “ 11 1,1 tb0r* w“8 a<' I tliat ‘STTTniVmnx had "looted Their'* * :} $ * fm nTord to Or- home late yesterday and found the >he l>ox o iiic; of n theater in Pitts-| home in Cincinnati of furniture and ’ J“3 t a d Jthmg to n dendlock there lando. In spite of the reduction !women “lying on the floor bleed htirgh of which Alison was m ana­ “I was to ieave New York for valuables while Remus was in Atin a Republican convm- which anply only to part-car ship­ mgr t" Monday 1 1lanta prison. ger. Allison had visited him often A tlanta on 1uc day. nan/ years was in Chica- ments from points north nnd w en ^ u ,, , la n J , went to \Yu .umgton for a lust »on- j "The onlv looting th at was doiio l„„tc mlddlcmnn. T h lrt while he was in prison here, and The women’s heads w ere bat! 1920 when I.owdan, Wood of the Ohio river, Sanford still lerenco with the departnlvnt of ,w;is done by Remus,” bo added, ................. g " ” * ”( " > » « • H« » l« « : R obert, road . n rvchnnjo of lotin. Police believe the murder-1 the old friendship had deepened p ;en 1andiduties reached an has more advantageous.rates even | tcred justiu?, ad Monday night I to o k |» l|c. took Home furniture out of , *8.L° ri. USC(| a a?cball bat or a piece of rnt® a lv,lt!e; onf ° |tc r s between Fall and ex-senator Through the morning telegrams on the cigth ballot. And in this classification. ipped it to his on the n"( «Ka»n pbiHette of Wisconsin. Tho date lead, pipe, but they were unable of congratulations and good wishes tho train back to New York and 8torago and shipped hdlovk was speedily broken to surrender myself, on everything he buys. This must wnB A pril 12, 1922, five days a fter Full car shipments from the enI tl) find the weapon. Physicians es-1 tnm e Vn n strenm to the. Carrol! daughter in Clilcngo.” | self t ion of W arren G. Fall Inclosed tire country and pnrt c a r shipments timated the women had been killed I ruito in tho Ansley Hotel, among myself. Brown declared th at the Bureau b« corrected before the farm er is tho tense was signed.* ...................... on tho tenth ballot, from Baltimore, . Philadelphia and twelve hours before Hansen led do- 1item a message from David Belnsco, "As I sat in my compnrtnv it to of Internal Revenue has a $(500,000 actually relieved of his bdrdens.” n copy of the lease. LuFollotto arc still, however, a few New York and locnl shipments tectlves to the house. then launched the senate’s invest­ |>h Dean of American theatrical catch a minute’s rclaxnt in, 1 jeluim ngninHt Remus for back tilx among the Republicans from Jacksonville arc not affected igation of the oil .scandals. • ' ’ Police snid Hansen told them he producer*, which said heard u telegraph Inessengc, out- es. Id these claimed today that n rd give Sanford a decided ad­ hnil been drinking all day and had j "The good news made Ileald, now chief geologist of the us nil side, calling my name. 1 th ight: | “This is on nn assessment of $0.40 Nidge had not clarified his vantage over Orlando, Mr. Trotter quarreled with the two women. | happv, dear Earl Carroll^nnd you Gulf Oil Company, took the stand " if I go out there, tho othe passi n gallon ns a penalty tax for the to any appreciable extent declared. to tell personally of his finuings Asked who would have a motive wj|j j)e a welcome homeconier. Now engers will know th at I a Harliliqtior which Remus took out of Uprimand lit gavo Senator nt Teapot Dome. He repeated what The lowering of the pnrt-cnr for so brutal n killing, ho told po­ you've only your future to think Carroll, the nmn who has be i sen- warehouse* in Indiana, Kentucky, hey pointed out thnt the rutes to Orlando Smtih hud alrcndy told the jury. by the Inter­ lice be suspected "two sailor*.” of and to take up your splendid tenced to prison, and all a* >nco I Ohio nnd other stntca” he suid. Vse rn over Foss’ agitation state Commerce coinmisison M artin W .-Littleton, Sinclair »tre­ later, he mentioned “two men who brilliant work where you left off. knew thnt 1 could not fnce hem. ' Brown described the trip of Rothat he might be rvnomin- moved Sanford’s advantage be­ lived down tho s tr e e t" A s possible God bless you. We all love and adMARION, III., Oct. 21,—(IN S)— tom ey struggled vuliantly to“This knowledge depend I whcnlmua* lawyer here as "cheap publiI- that •people might think” cause of tho effect of its water -urrpecta, but named no one. Police miro you.” Radio Millich, Montenegrin gang- niake tho jury think Heald didn’t 1 heard someone say: “ ia t h a t ;city stu n t to try to involve tho talking for the W hits transportation on freig h t rates examined Hansen’s clothing but .......... ................. ...... ste r killer oco export killer of know his business. His methods One of Carroll’s eurly visitors poor devil on this trr n ?" A !government in tho. ense.” hut does not affect Sanford’s rail- found no blood stains. \vas J. T. Merrill, of the staff of short of panic came over n », and I Dodge also wns here today and Cjmriie. Birger gang Icojidgc did not say to Sena - 1road mileage advantage over Or... ■„ i t . . I lunged to his death on tho gallows dates nnd minute* details of bayThe “ trouble” which Hansen had the federal prison, who came with felt th a t I could never face the « ,d fa, w u “«oln* I . . . . ' h « ” •>-!K to d U . . " ; « . . . S S S I * * * . »>« »•»*• I l b « !•!>J* that he would not a c - j ’ando which am ounts to between bees in before, police said, coa- tho railroad ticket to' New York to body*put anything over on me.” world again. nomination should the con- four nnd eight cents per hundred slated of being arrested for carry- which Carroll was entitled , t h . Kuprcm. penalty for the m ur-lF«»r incredulijR, of H e ld couldn l ns n " It wns time to cat. 1 hnd not In fe r it to him, these skep- pounds. ipg a gun und on a charge of released prisoner. Carroll wns away der of Word Jane,. definitely renfember. A fter Ileald left tho stand, Wil­ Iphasizcd today, llo merely ‘“Over 80~ percent of our goods I breaking the urm of his adopted when Merrill called, but the prison eaten fo r hours, pcrhai . not all The hanging wns witnessed by lactording to Senator Fcr-s, com e.from points in the cust not j daughter, attendant waited more than hour day. I didn’t know. 1 only know n i l i j ~\ « 1200 snc«ti'ti.r ■. Only a few miles liam E. Leahy, Fall’s attorney, |wi*h(,l Fess would discon- affected by tho rnte chnnge,” said for him, saying he could not let that I was weak and be ten down. I ) 1 6 away, Charlie Birger, southern arked tho judge to Instruct the pc hops or a not to accept the Heald report agitation bccauso such Mr. T rotter. “T hat will idVhulo go without saying good bye. It was A cup of coffee, m i A • Cl J 1 Illinois gangster chieftain, henrd jury as necessarily accurate. This tha fs w re i inlmrrusing. plain from this und other circum- litlo soup, might hnvi been the shipments of canned goods, rice, nows of the execution With no thing. court refused to do, upholding Rob­ stunccn th at Carroll had won the " .emotion. coffee, fruit, vegetables dry good* trouble ImdCM eomgffl woETAO "This knowhdgo dec oned when i Millich wns the first of the Blr- erts’ contention th a t if Fall had ami notions.” . hearts of many of those among I heard someone suy: “ s that poor Ouline of the pfogrnm of the ger gang to die for the many mur- any reasons for ignoring the report Tho reduction in Orlando’s rate! LONDON, Oct., 21,— (IN S)— Whom his trouble had thrown him. devil on this tra in ? ” a short panic lem n *hoit panic Longwood Bible Conference Is <jers atributed to tho “ bloody Will- it was up to him to convey the in tho outcomo of tho Int«rat«tj i y|j39 Mrcvdc^ GleiUe, London typto tho jury himself. camo over me, nnd I It that I i scheduled to be broadcasted from iumson” county gang, Commerce commisscn’s “dry land” 1ist f 0 nej today to repeat her ’purcould never face the w irld again, I station KPQB, Fort Worth, Texas, Millich walked to his death with 1»lway» glad to bo back in case. The reductions affe c t the j for’nianco of u few weeks . ago ' it " It time to to cut eat had not [Sunday veveing. a t -9 »o’clock, accord- no trepidation. Tho trap was , , - « i tv was nun nine iI iiuii “ said G, Irving Loucks entire southw est nnd remove tho L wiipn,in(r ,t he English Channel, eaten for hours, perh.tps all day. Iiin g to telegraphic information re- ,,prung at io :05 andd pphysicians ling, “ I havu been in Kan- ndvuntage in railroud rates be- \ accoriiInS to a wireless • dispatch T didn't know. I only kc w that I was reived here today nPnn„,inrp(| him ■ hy lC, D. Wolfe, : pronounced |r the past T;2 years and causo of w ater transportation in ■p> the Evening News from un him ,1»n,l dead »a f.ur few mnm. mom It i» is i* in*ftr ..w e a k and beaten do.:n. A cup of local Y. M. C. A. director. r .,:l„ r vhen all thc.so fine Jacksonville nnd Tampa well as aeroplane over the channel. An nnuasually small number oljcoffoo, perhaps, or a little soup, stijted th at the talk from JiFQU . sh o rt,y ' before ho was led to |tuvts were deep sand beds Sanford. The dispatch stated th a t Miss cases were tried by Judge W. r.. nilght have been the thing. I lay 'Pf t she will go on with m itnn P tr ,^ ttr o r n r.t^ "ntl vlce 1thu MiUieh told deputy ______ . * *•; White in Milhlcipal Court this there, shut uwny f nn tho mess­ Attorney Jrovenicnts she had begun.” MARRIAGE IS CONFIRMED Gleltzo was forced to give up m orning and the eftrnigs were re- enger boy und tho » ’mmona of the Tho death early tb jj morning, eight miles from Dover. Boswell was tho real head of tho oucks is the local represMr. Hilton will be remembered B irger gang und was “king of in Orlundo, of Mrs. Laura Bush attem pted the proted as light. J. N. Robson, who world, nnd thought that I should William Voorkees & NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 20 .— (INS) ( Miss Gleitzo wns arrcsttxi by officer C. E. Will- take something to • ;it. ‘ ns one of the speak ers nt the mass southern Illinois bootleggers.” McIntyre, of Lakeland, came as u h'. New York and is —The reported m arriage of Camp­ swim today to "vindicate” her uid a $5 fine on a charge of g reat shock to her wide fam ily “Tho cnll hail got j ou that the meeting held in Sanford some time e < x, a fte r duobts had been cast up iams n Birger, in his cell, denied tho •d nn expert on celery bell Carrington to the form er wife ng. Isuac Jordon, arrested meal was served. 1 gathered my ago when the plans of the I^mg charge and stated Millich’s d ra s­ circlu and host of friends. M rx on recent channe) swims by th •; sracdli | Accunling to Mr. Loucks of his brother, Col. Edward C. by G. V. Phillips and charged with strength to arise, hut a thought wood Conference were outlined. Mr. tic utterance was the last word of McIntyre had beeq suffering from .j j fry crop jn the North was Carrington, was confirmed today admitted hoax of Dr. Dorothy Coch unauthorized use of an automo- came then if I wen. out there, eyes Hilton has been working for such a “dying man grasping a t a pneumonia for b!x weeks and had Ke this year and a large with the discovery here th at a ran Logan. blle, had his caso transferred to would sec me, stare a t me, recog­ n plant, os the Longwood Home, straw .” Officials ridiculed tho been undergoing treatm ent in a ,°f celery has been placed m arriage license for Campbell tho county. Charges of reckless nize mo us Ettrl Carroll, ’the poor for a number of years. sanitarium. charges storage. Mr. Loucks Carrington and Mrs. Anna Sydcr Tho talk is scheduled to go on Mrs. McIntyre was 57 years o ld . driving against G. E. Livings and devil.’ he had not as yet been Carrigton was issued in Newark, nnd was born in Washington, Ga., “ I felt then th a t I would never the uir a t D o’clock. Fort W orth II. Luylor wero dismissed. The Isot out and view the crops A ugust 11, and th a t the ceremony is 10 bub had lived in I-akeland for some nrresta in this case were made by be able to face it. I lay there, my uses central time which l«nford, but th at ho under­ was performed th a t's a m e day by mind whirling. When the truin o’clock standard eastern time when time. At the time of her death, R. BWillis. stood yield was expected. S. R. ChriUenscn. reached New York und I might the Longwod fla n s will be broad­ nho was here, home with her _ II. L. Bader, uged 68, died a t , 4:30 ,‘itler the prospects good liavo slipped into a restaurant, 1 cast. It was stated in tho m eeting daughter, Mrs. J . N. Tolar of thl» CAI*TUREI) STEAMER yesterday afternoon at tho home iy» make it a pint to CAR TU RNS SOMERSAULT ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Oct. 2) city. Her hushad, C. V. McIntyre hurried away, still without food, here th a t over two million dllars of his daughter, Mrs. It. C. Sheafer 'food prospects,“-Jie said. were being held for , tho develop­ — (IN S)— Four men were probably one daughter, Mrs. J. N. Tolar of without having to face the eyes. ^ ------ * D EFU N IA K SPRINGS, F la . 113 Elm Street. The deceased was LONDON, Oct., 21— (IN S)— fatally injured and u $35,000 yacht, Sanford and two tons, L. R. “ Buck a t rojt office there was ment of the Longdood project. Oct., 21.— (IN S )—C. R. Jones of born in Preble County,’ Ohio, but The British steam ship Irene, which more work. Nothing seemed to have the Josephine iphf was totally destroyed Intvre, of Lakeland, and Cecil when tw a 3t)0-gnllon tanks of gas­ M eintyre, of Miami ilurvive. Mobile, Ala., waa killed near Crest- had been a resident of Sanford f<>r had heen.sel«ed byjlhinese Pirates, been aeomplished, and th e next day PACIFIC H O I^D ELA Y ED oline blew up today. view yesterday when the automo­ the last 11 years and has made was sunk by the British submarine I must go away. I was u p jfll that Besides her husband and child Van Jefferson Chandler, Jack Mrs. McIntyre is survived bj Lnr, . according to advices from night, 1 m ust have been an auto­ bile In which be was riding turned many friends in this section. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21.— Mr. Bader is survived by his Hong Kong todayj Four British mation ra th e r th an a man. No (IN S )—Plans of British airm ep to Hayward, Henry I-ewis, all from brothers; L. J . Bush, of At] Oct. 21—(IN S)—Hon- a som ersault. Two other occu­ warships took part in the engage­ sleep, no food. And there is no rec­ pants of the car. a man and a wo­ v/jfe, who lives in Camden, Ohio, unprecedented are being fly across from here to AustrqlijL Gulfport, Miss., and Charles H. and D. J. Bdsh of New York .* 1^ “°m ~ * r ' M *VrK h ,Mrs. It. C. m ent, but it waa two shots from ollection of anything i did.. . *u|h Elder, tho American man, escaped. Jones was on the and his daughter in iheir monoplane, the Southern H athaw ay a bystander are in the f ‘ the submarine which sent the way to Crcstvlcw. Sheafer. f *el l 0U8,y *of Cordde, Gsu, Mrs*. L.* U. J ^ A tla n tic flyer, a t every Cross, received a setback here today Mound Park ' Funeral services will be held to­ stcamahlp to the bottom. Blue *h«d by the steamship Lima fo|!owing_a reedpt^of a c a b lj from ifrom the w arcraft inipic!Premier Thomas R. Bavin of New Paris Ky., and Mrs. Viola He • J a despatch today from WOMAN SLAYER GETS STAY morrow afternoon a t 3 o’clock with Jackets CHICAGO, Oct., 20.— ( I N S ) - Rev. F. Di King, pastor t ’ the lately.dived into the sea and res­ |U»Igada. South W ales th a t he was w ithdraw . yecht-qn a cruise to Now York. of Fort Pierce, *Floi, all of_ The boat was owned by D. C. Est, Bfrs. Catherine Cassler, eentenced PFirst |_ _ ^Baptist ___ _______ Church __________ in chargo. cued 166 of tha 180 passenger:. urther financial isupport. Cap­ are expected to be in WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (IN S' ing further lflUur »uffering from a Tho survivors along with tho cio-.v Kingsford-Smith chief pilot, retired New Orleans cnpljtollsta. lin Klngsford-Smith, the funeral. F , but Is not hindering her to die here tom orrow on the Cook , i n‘t‘Jrm ent will follow, a t tho Mun­ were landed a t Hong Kong. Uv.:. — il ;r r y L* DeGivo, Belgian consul tain Loaded to capacity with gas, tho county gallows for the murder 0 ,cjpa l Cc met ary. a ’. A tlanta, today paid hi* resp ect said th a t Bavin’s action would de­ yacht had just pulled oat of its , Ftinr.il servees wiU 1 were suffering from wounds. to Filnca A lbert DcLigne,' now lay b a t not fru strate tho flight•nt ashore a t A ngra yea- William Lindstrom, was grunted u slip when it wns broken in two by Saturday aftornoon _ • . stay of execution here today b> , ----1 ---------------Belgian am bassador to the United EX-KAISER FIGHTS FILM Afternoon visiting . the the terrific explosion. A leaky g as­ from the home of CAPTAIN AQUITTED BLAZE THREATENS TOWN States. He was accompanied on his lent of Dom p ” T..... ch '°f justice William V. Brothers Mrs. J. N. T o la r,, oline tank wns blamed. u l l a t tho embassy by his'w ife Dr. E. D. Brov ---■ ■ _ BERLIN. Oct., 21. — (IN S )—The DT*,. tHeered and many First Presbyt nVd daughter. LAKE CITY, N. C., Oct. 2 1 ,ex-kuiaer has lodged a protest MEXICAN REBELS SLAIN icarrJi1*' <loWers to her SEN ATO R SMOOT OPTIMISTIC tin r. The folT Flre of undetermined origin ta r 'y Tn« Belgian cafuulate in against the showing of the film MEXICO City, O c t..*1,—(IN me retnr* **Ver»l bocqpots WASHINGTON. O et, 2 0 ^ -(IN S ) in the businna ta ha* been in the DeGlve rho bodies of Colonels Jose < Coolidge’s nn- "Rasputin" a t the Piseatof theater, Despite r totally fo r * ■i■*» T. L. ___ -an d Triana, both num ber* threatening legal action if it is ^ »» w k » ▼ ~ m r mu ■ greeted nounrement th a t a 1360,000,000 to b u m ; L. Peck Arnulfo not stopped, it waa learned this be excessive, senatDei7uUh<L.Lin,a docked tax cut w< L V_ _ afternoon. Th fUnb the j e n y i a of or smoofe A— . l ^ he wo^e h e r ,---------- \(IAMi ■ .,w«»tar and the finance A JaSS^l:!INSURGENT BLOC InInDanger Not DangerOf OfDrain* Dram MEETS TO TALK age At Time Of The Attorneys Examine iy Papers In Capital OF FARM RELIEF st£ , Coolldge Senator Fess Is Ikert At* ace value Widow Of Old Friend Visited By Showman Differ “Draft” Plan 110ns fked Under D efense Fire To DeadConvention WAsniNoTON. i*t. 21—The; theatrical man Know His Business TELLS OWN TALE \ OF HIS COLLAPSE S i TROTTER DENIES AGED MAN HELD ORLANDOFREIGHT FOR MURDER OF RATE ADVANTAGE WIFE, DAUGHTER ST S la Member Of Birger Gang Pays Penalty For Jones’ Murder ry Crop In North [e, LoucksReports Will Put P l a n s O f D1 tonierence ln e Air u lin d H y * Girl’s Second Try At Channel Fails Small Docket Heard In Municipal Court' Death Claims Mrs Laura McIntyre In Orlando Sanitarium H. L. Bader Is Claimed By Death Thursday Four Injured When Blast Wrecks Boat Elder Wears iilor Cap Ashore New Ambassador Is Created By Consul i, �TH E SANFORD H E R A L D ; TH U R SD A Y , OCTOBER 20, 1927. GE EIGHT When We Say Price Smashing- We Mean Prices Will B e Literally Smashed For 9 Days Starting Frida; Morning Oct. 2 1 st. A Gloricus Feast of Bargains all over the store Look tor Church well’s Price Smashing Sign I I Mens Socks Outing, Light a n d Dark Colors 5c 1 .. 5c Pair Yard 72x90 Sheets • 79c 1 ! Silk Pongee 1| At Smashing Price t I 49c Yard Ladies Silk Hose Yard Wide Bleaching; 39c 12c I Yard Mens 'Handkerchiefs i • Smash Crash Goes Our Pric For 9 Days 36 inch Longcloth Yd. 36 inch'Pajama Check Yd. 36 inch underwear Crepe..... 36 inch Bleaching Yd. ..................... 36 inch White Batiste Yd ............. 36 inch Plain and Fancy Outing Yd Unbleached Cotton Flannel Yd. 32 inch Dress Ginghams Yd........... 36 inch Percales Yd........................... 40 inch Plain Voiles Yd.................... 40 inch Baronet Satin Yd................ 40 inch Weatherly Silk Crepe Yd-.. Ladies Felt Bed Room Slippers..... $4.00 Mens O xfords....................... $3.50 and 4.00 Ladies Slippers...... $3.50 Boys O xfords........... ............. Ladies Black Kid Boudoir Slippers Mens Dimity Check Union Suits Mens Blue Serge Pants Suit Cases ...... ........................................................... ) Ladies Hat B o x e s ............................................ Mens Felt H a ts .............................. ..... ................. $ Boys Wash Suits ......-.............. .'................ ............... Mens Felt Bed Room Slippers Boys Winter Weight Union Suits .......................... S New Hats With Prices SM ASH ED! The Dress News of The Seeason An Event That Comes As The Result of a Very Special Effort On Our Part to Present To The Women of This City The Greatest Dress Values They Have Ever Known. Prices From -:x Prices Smashed On Bed Spreai Regular Bed Size ............... .....9 LOOK! LOOK! Ladies Long Sleeve Men and Boys! Dress Up In A New Fall Suit At Smashing Prices Mens $25.00 All Wool Suits Nainsook Gowns Mens Muslin Night Shirts .............................1 Mens Silk Socks Ladies Jersey Bloomers Mens $27.50 All Wool Suits 42x36 Pillow Cases 6 Foot Window Shades Mens Blue Chambray Mens Broadcloth Shirts Work Shirts 64x43 Double "Blankets Ladies Lingette Gowns iU.W’UU V: �TH E SA N FO K l) H ER A LD , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1 927._______________ A Q u e s tio n Of Duty As Brisbane Sees It IN COl'ftT OK COUNTY JUPtlB • oHDK.lt Ol .1*1--BI.ICATION ’ SKMINOL.B COUNTY. 8TATK <»K,T.> Almedn Spivey. Dayton. • FLOltlA. ' You ur- l'*reb>’ 'T.lerr.l nn-l th»* IN UK KSTATB OK KAI.I’M HOD-' ..ulr.-l P« ••* and np|>r:t|».upon 1927 ». INtfON. I»ec«a*etl. ITtli «li»> *1 N « » ' A T.I ail rredltur*. legatecii. «llHtrii*u- tli«- lllll «»f i*.*mpt;itni f Ir«l nu* in 1 mi l all person* Imy Iiik ••litlmit 'yi.ti In t!»** ;i' m»\i >i >l**ti cau^* „r it.nimnlH iucaIimI *;iM ••••tale: Court V.in atul tsioli «»f you are herubjr Tin Hplifoiri llvrnl«]» |,i lie|V aotlfl**«l ati.r.lfMUlfn! ***•»• any drslKiialid arf tile ATewspat^i .'inlniH amt 'Ifmamln wh cl» >»*u. or u lilrli tills order shall lie pnoUsli •jih. r i»f you. may lmv«« aicalnnt th«* fer four rottseeullve weeks. W lln.ss V K. Pomelos*. Clerk ( pptat'* of Italpli Ilulli linoii. ilrn,HH«|, iut. «»f S«*inlfiol« County f*'l‘»rlita to rnM iMmtlt f'ourf. •j t|i| t lie* of f I IP* Hun. J iih. (I. Shai "ii County ' s *nI tlior* *»f. iltl* *»tli In,In,. *»f S« mmole Counts • f It!>• of- J A P . I'1-*V K IIOl'Iil.AHS f|... in tit,- Conyty Coui tin.use In I'lvrk I Seii’iii'sl* Cyuiily. KlorldJ within |l> A. M. tVEKKS tit, |\|. Iimutl.s from the date there. p *' of SAMCKl. A I! WIJ.KINSON. C. K ID MUNSON. Ooim-el for Complainant. I t *1 oetolier 21. A D. 1027. \<lmiiilxtrator of lh. Kstnle of 1SKA’. ) ___ _______________— 1 An editorial appear inn in to d u y ’a issue ot <»ur eon te m ­ All O. K. Says CoolidR*. porary, th e Sanford Signal. has fu rn ish ed us an opportunity Bad Time- for Solialism. to give T he H erald's position in re g a rd to m atters which are Thry Want Crullers. ^k*m4 ■» «♦*•»< "V/J.'Tl Squandering Oil. MUW r XT. rets, •( IM T m ftn * * of v itil concern to this com m unity. T he Signal’s editorial • t tA>r»r*. KI»tU«. r»e«r me* ml seem s to rep resen t the sentim ent of several local critics II, trlh w llrl.lmiir mt Mmreh S. WW------------ who have continually censured T he H erald for its policies r»n> rli-S* M»77 b. Star l'i PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, sur­ ROlilAXD U DK.SN ---- rillTOR in connection w ith the publication of news stories ami edi­ r . Ho w a r d n r n o .... MAJiArM* torials on th e failure of the Seminole County Hank, reo rg ­ veying national conditions, finds m i u C. JOXF.B, M aH (IU M in i anization of th e city irovernment- and th e indictm ent of cer­ them excellent. As regards busiries# nn<l prosperity. Secretary Mgllon RATES I wi'ascRiPtio>i fc ---------, •7^0 tain individuals. Om+ Tea. -----------says th* re i* capital, in nbundnnce, •3J0 f » H a a tk a _______ We ap p reciate the friendly s p irit o f the criticism of th e for all new ventures worthwhile, 11.73 I H m Majlis »*.i»jSignal which apparently is pledged to the same policy of crops are good, mail order houses _____ I.A J.I' 1 1 1 t o II IN WON I ...... -used irrlrr prv ----t t f f t l r HIC ■* 9*T rent . r -1 fi K"t:ulL*riT*"(Tit itT ' ;iruTT:?rr __ ultra-conservatism th at ch aracterized its earlier days of arc increasing I heir business, and It TV __ ■. ~ Til I HD Jt'D U ‘1At. I l l t r c i r . automobiles are expeetd to set new w—lpublication. O ur contem porary, how ever, has in its sugg'-sIM \NI» Kolt SKMlNol.t: COCNTV TM D rn U laaf»rrf*i ■*»* sales roc rd UsMtlDV IN CM AN* 'Kit Y. BikM-'kM In Ik* lal*r Vm ti°n s ap p aren tly overlooked the m ost im portant duty of a * Sl’IVKY. Complalnnnl llaaal .I m i >«rrle*. r*«*l*tas Ira vs Ikla *aa*r*ur merem #r«* a I»a 11..a newspaper, th a t of supplying its read ers w ith in fo rm atio n , VICTOR BERGER. SOCIALIST, Al.ilKDA SIMVKY. Defend Hit i w n t f Ikaaaanl a a rla Ball; ravrria« all Ik* ••mdlmg **rata mt Ik* ra on those th in g s which are of in te re st to the general public. ami on of the ablest, best informlira «•*<*. Ik* 1. H. A I* r*a**lal. The Herald is not attem p tin g to try any case in its news led non in con-: re** is chosen head >r *ff Irleat In FlarHa and Ita •aaaarr af kaadllad a*al* a*wa la columns and on its editorial page is only settin g fo rth theD -f the '««uiii*t parte, to succeed wlt>*i»C equal. views of th is new spaper on c u rre n t topics of th e day. i Eugene U D in*. Nobody know* bet tei than Berger that these tim es! In puoiisnnig publishing sn salient facts connection witn with m th e re- lnn. h;i(, f„r „ l|.ll)| i!,m wh n brick1 >« lt-rai. U • *.e-k*r mt «k. in n -m ra ils in conneciion H e lo > .VxI) r u .:r A!u.TImi'**" n1" " r «*n icent audit. The Herald feels th a t th is is an obligation t h a t 'invert make $if» a <lav. or more, I ukvn.A4veriiaera.aiBA A4**nui»« it owes to its readers. It tried at an earlier date to fu rn ish and >.ueh labor in the building! u ^ n . ’n . ' ^ r ^ n n k i M V ^ ’th is inform ation hu t was unable to secure it because of th e **-•/ » p -light hours work.; taQRC^rrVarifV k7.77t'*7 "V,^muddled condition of the city ’s a ffa irs. Nmv th a t these ma t - !^r" ' rx ' “ ' " ‘ 10 m riat«M ef rirrau.u* «» v**n »■ ters have been revealed by th e au d ito r's report, they a r e 1 YOUR MILK k n n t k '. i . m -.Ik«*b________the property of the public and the public is entitled to know CRGI'Nt; MEN TO "linow off SU PPLY FRIDAY. OCT. 21. 1927. {the fncts. It is imjiossible for every citizen to go t<i tli the.i . h inx" o fill.- ihing. larging ~ rr City Hall and spend tin* time necessary to analyze tb. th<-m i” iiinw off their radio set, T in ; HKitAl.ti's .......... I/—U n n u u , la rltr and f» « .l, *'• report, so it is obviously a new spaper's duty to supply tin au'.oiiti.l.iii- mid ' ;i k^ng machine is another thing It rger would pro- ; r laUirallon. «-—Urrm-r Mate, real* l» JarkMa inform ation and o th is connection Fhe Herald very keenlv liubly N it voii priv.i ely. that if j feels its responsibility. *111*. 5(1,0011 -"ti.ills', each inherited «^-C au lrarll* a *f II. Jmmmm Imtlmu Our contem porary adm its th a t conditions are bad but isino.ufi". th.-n* would b not more River Caaal. ie—laaacarallea af a a atk lr -I’a r because they are. '.t has a m istaken idea th a t th e iiest wav '' r‘ an< M .Week. a lif.li' ipieer. Such 1 cy i* A—A n m ra lla i mt »<all4la« P»“- to handle thie• siti ation -----------hl' 1 is to put a "noft pedal" on ilie pulihuman notoi Bcigcr. by way, Q j a . k n a r butrl*. aparlmea. ilicity. On th e c o n trary , the best way to get yid i of an e\ i! could have been a mb man hail h fdmmitrllT ,rte*l. \*"ik f<m moni'V. instend kcaa'ira. condition is to air 't and let th e public delude V o r itself., The cho'i-i lel'ifle T < ■plellra mt rllr of the (king lhai lie believes to be praarata. H erald is not try n* to settle any issues that may lie ,:t rif mm4 raodera kuapllaL. right Such is hum in nature also, stake, it feels r e t a i n th a t the citizens of this city have *uf- i0lV.,,:, n;,ii but not so often. LB TEH3E.FOB TODAY ficient courage t.i voice th e ir own convictions and to repud MY KING. —Our God is my date those things which have proved to he detrimental to V iil' WONDER THE sane men king^of old; working salvation in the city’s best in terests tli-m iml a irrfiir l' * !I of I'xpi'tixivo ; the midst of the eartn. I’salm7l:12. t o!• cruixiT' f.o t It! om iury. ami i I*RAYER:0 Lord, my muu.n' IfA's aM a -*»»Urancc to our readers. The Herahi pi.u.g .. Gut you iok. "Ilori’i tinI*V know that t*n- 1 shall .show fo rth , thy righteous- 1 t o u ( o n l 1nuance of its policy ot p rin tin g the* now • enn a ir'h 'p t ivnu!'1 •ink UlOO fa<* 1 ness, and Thy salvation all the d ay. ' regardless o f whom it may involve. This paper promiseed n iii'il'i if Wl' hllll lhnun. a* fast a-* j V v. ,» <i.ulil H.'iul ihr tn to >*ch. Don’t i IJu st such a policy four y ears ago and ha.v WORK i thev know thin it i < idiotic to tnM: {endeavored to m aintain it ever since, a YoutA'is swiftly done, 1 nbou Britain’* <n it' cr fl**' t. com- ■ h a s cost urf friends and business. 1 with our'. 1»rilain havin'- n ^cathe/-. ye.. RV are quickly made, I o ry n es ar.> begun QHr tho lowest grade. C o llie s and schools, ylxents, rich and prouil, T u0| out many fools ididly endowed. Where The Burden Of Proof Lies I HUSK Til \T WAN l' the fast The L eesburg Commercial calls atte n tio n to a recent c a 's c r s fur our navy know that ruling by the suprem e court of th e s ta te of M issouri which th* . would neun nothing in tour, I in effect defines the right of u new spaper to com m ent upon i n| I* •mo only uu 'teil nioii* y now, I . you learn is not, .th e official acts of public officers or upon ah y m a tte rs ot mi ini n . nuioiinl tie tense goes. :! sther false or true, But then- are underground lakes! |public in terest w ithout regard to the effect upon auv inWortfc. the tiniest jot, of ml in Woejtueln. greatest in the | [dividual office holder. The Commercial says th e gist of th* •v.ii il, perh.i" Thoie are valuable Only what you do Count* with passing time, nulin g , w hich is of in terest to th e new spaper fra te rn ity of prop * lies ii Nicaragua and in Life wants sturdy wills, ■i h •• i unlit i io- to the south anil {Florida, is found in th e following excerpt: *Vho desire to climb ■I aio ini!I - of Unicil Stat .'s “ Free comment and criticism of the public policy of puli brave the hilln. in . invi-.Int : here. You ran die officials by new spapers is J u s tifie d when it relates to a rare a small republic with battlefll Man* f t work today 1C .m a tte r of in terest, su b ject to its su b stan tial tru th and want hip-. flying the American flag. You A fu tomorrow’s men. { A lof malice." The ru lin g also included a statem en t w h ich tie- •**»ul*l not so easily -care them with liw A d w II learn the way |d a r e s th a t th e p la in tiff in a su it for libel "boars the burden living rltarhiiu*.. rnpec!allv if you ^ lti't>e m as.crs, when tnnw hew Uk make-^i'our flying to show th e f a l s i t y 'o f Jljc article and the presence of machines ’ fly On*’.’ prosperoii' rinp«4hall bring the chance. Iexpressed m alice.” M ger, keen and wise, g* ntli'incn that nr.inclcaaly run the. Letng- at tssefnir at a glunc-', gov. rnment know what they ar*j | Com m enting fu rth e r upon the c o u rt’s decision. The WkSrc their fortune lies. doing when they demand plenty <>fj .Commercial sa y s: K fast fighting crtiiw rs. They may be l , |*This is p articu larly in terestin g in Florida where tin* oboHlctc* for w .e. but not for bully ■ire may be sweet, Pleaiorc A ir pain it ends; BuLin [politicians have succeeded in having w ritten into a law a ing. Pride “and self-conceit provision th a t is fio absurd and u n ju st th a t no single jury in Psy no dividends. the history of th e s ta te ’s court procedure has ever been THE O il. lll'SI.NESS, throughj ('< lieges and schools r:preacntativiT, gets together lr» found w ith such a w arped sense of ju stic e as to find a ver­ Ought to pound this in; dict stric tly in accordance w ith w hat stan d s as actual law. Poona b City, - - Okltt. , ,They have been Thos«:',who shirk are fools, Only workers win! < E if J hi please, theoretically a t least, th i'L lu s try withoutgovernment, iner• • » _______________ m ere filing o f a su it for libel against a new spaper puts the {b renew or cumpulsion. That they Posjhiaster Hull says business is new spaper.upon th e defensive and places upon it the burden wl11 fi,"l lh*' "•»> '* doubtful. The on trio- increase. There is no better u..* . r . country’s oil wealth is being Hquanbaronjeter of business condition.*. of proving its assertio n to have been tru e Hut it goes fur- ,|ereJ/ 01| is wusU.(,, huareds of **** — o -. ■ ther. Instead of having th e p lain tiff prove "expresed malice" mUHona^of bar'.-U .of it, by reck­ T<in women on the next primary which is a term it would be well to study fo r in' it lies a very {l*-** explosion. Wan onings th at th . ballot^—Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Owen. complete)’ defined s ta tu s of a case the Florida law puts it supply cannot last forever, m e ili.s-) - V e i n . and both should be elected. ui>on th e new spaper w rite r to prove th a t he did not have regarded. ---------------o-------MIf t,m . And now they say th at Forrest any malice in his h e a rt when he w rote th e article. Such a ! OIL FOR AUTOMOBILES, ships Lake and Charlie Britt are going thing is absurd to such a degree th a t th is point has neve- LJ work «r innumerable kind* ,s to s ta rt another momlng newa- been su stain ed by any F lorida ju ry . J " J a M o S lS l.- .iS Ami it Is ’the . paper. R egardless of th e w ritten ___ law,______ th e common ___.lion s e n s e t*.\. i business of the government to pr« - j pressed in th is decision of th e M issouri suprem e court h a s i vt‘nt ri'ckl,,ss " r l!,af whic,‘ I -■i------- *------ • ' • v . cannot !>• repluced, onCe it is gone.! Ruth Elder and George Haldc- alw ays been th e b asis fo r determ ining sim ilar m u st ion < man will keep Florida in the public •fl is tn in Florida courts. >geously 1gcouxly high prices for oil ami eye until tha tourist season opens aiwi (Ken it’ll take care of itself. Sun w riter says Lindy W l? though there were men in th at fix, and * fth (if them were in Bradenton.— button Herald. Wonder if you Bvadtftjton »*n tell us what/ “if* is all about. Florida's newspaper casualty *.»t is growing. I-atest funeral not­ ice, are for the Dally Palm Iaraf at Fort Myers-*-Lceaburg Commer­ cial. The Palm I>eaf hud been unHer tun days when the Hanford Times/made a sudden exit. y -----— Hartford people are glail to we!imny Ben Cantwell home. "Big iJcn’R-r---- - one of the has been called Lest recruits uncovered in the majfgd' during the past sea vr Icdgaea set fans will follow with in­ sun. f.ocal terest next next year his work as u *Rof member of John McGraw’s New Giant York Gianta. The grand ju ry has indicted Mr. Amos and the comptroller says l u persecution. It all depends on th** point of view and everybody ..lotcn't-happcn to have the same ' Amos.—Sanford II r a f l r But, dosen't prosecution tp k e *persecution to the avcrag | IfendantT—DeLand News. As \J$ understand it, some pet r.versioAs may be enumerated as ,'fo'iow.ips Karl C arroll—baJi-tubs. <oipptvoller Amoa—indictments. Tribune—Tampa Times. Times—Tampa Tribune. Kim! —real estate booms, Cali ila—Florida. -Running again., iy—“I don’t t- igasoline, sun to follow the pr*'<jent waste, it i- nec.ssary for govenmerit to do something now. The na­ tion would not tolerate wholesale i burning of national forest-. It . TAMPA TB R IB l'N E | should not permit deliberate waste Important and arresting facta firmed doubters that Florida n iu st!°f 0,1 are submitted to Floridians in n devoio it* attention to increasing' statement issued by L. M. Rhodes, its pnsluction. cultivating its idle REPORT* FROM MAINE, re­ state Marketing ^Commissioner acres, dcvclopng thy resources of iu .re iv e d out here on the Mojave *!*•'Miinmai iz.mI in The Tribune u few forests, it- w aters and its mines. Icrt, indicate that voters mean to days ago. Florida is capubel not only of keep tho direct primary system, bn The more or less deadly purallel feeding itself, which ib now lacks a while a t least. Professional polF lorida s production and (much *>f doing but ulso of feeding itlcians will not b j uble to "deliver" i Florida s cansumption is ‘I™*’1} l|i u large purt of the population of the nominations in prearranged conunmistakable distinctness. The loss | United States. volitions. *An«l 'poor millioniurcs, that Florida annually suffers i n . -------------------- |determ ined to be somebody, will buying outsidu the things it could ' "I fevl the ni'cil «»f u little cxer- have to buy the direct primary produce on its own soil, on its own else." remarked the greal film idol first, and the election afterward. -a ”__its AtOwn watcri* j to hin hard-working dmible. Mi H ard-on piliticians, who have lens »!,ould )*>«» d a g g e r the im ugini - winh you J run. a couple of lin tel, to sell, and on office buyer* that tion and stimulate the activity round the block." itlvity of ui ,garound block."—St. Petersburg m ust pay high prices for an unTimes all Floridians. Times. certainty The figures speak for themselves. | _________ _ _______________ Florida's consumption of pork, * ~ 1------ — ~T~L---------------------1— ----bacon and lard is $32,000,000 a year. It produces $£,000,000 and im -' orts $24 000,000. Florida buys from other states three-fourths of i the pork, bacon ond lard it uses. I Florids* consumption of beef, vcu l; and lamb i*$24,000,000 p year. It ARE OF VITAL INTEREST produces $8,000 000 and import* j tO U8. $16,000,000. Two-thirds bought out- ■ side. s I Plonda's consumption of poultry ( Our long experience hna arid eggs is $26,000,000 a ycur.lt shown uh u number of waytt produces $13 000,000 and imports $13,000,000. Ons-half bought out­ to reduce building costs withside. cut sacrificing quality, ap­ Florida imports each year more than $50,000,000 worth of grain, pearance or comfort. hay and other feeds, flour, meal, We will giadly co-operate canned goods, fruits and vegetu-' r PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION Your Building Problems w ith you. ble*' Ite'totef importations of footls -nil nnn and feeds r*«rh..« reaches ti'xirum $129,000,000. Yet Florida’s production, with only one-tenth of its, 36.000.000 acres utilized, totals $181,000 000 in vegetables, fruits, livestock, poultry ■'•‘nerals game and hides, in addi­ tion to $100,000,OOOworth of forest THE YARD WITH A M .LL B A C K IN G , products, and $20,000,OOOworth of (old weather. fish and tea food—mors than$300, Butler—Vol* 000,000from one-tenth of its po- P h o n p I T ' v tentially productive area. a I tO I i e 1 «j O Holly Ave^ Thesa figures ought to ba doquant in convincing the moat con* Yard at ... Bond Grade Zip Service .«•*: I™ ■ HEY! h ew T h is is the place toi sw ap, exchange, huv w tires, bottles, metaL i of all kinds. B o ttles of all Diamond Mounting E ngraving W atch R epairing kinds. Elton J. Moughjon KOTS q Architect S. SOMAN SnnforJ Ar. Av*. F.rst Nnt'l. Ilnnk Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Loch Arboi Goes Ahead T h ese are days' when only th e thing of proven m erit s ta n d s — Loch A rbor is steadily advancing w ith its program of developm ent, keeping faith w ith itself, bringing out th e qualities th a t will m ark it as S an­ fo rd 's o u tstan d in g develop­ m ent. DeForest-Santord Real!" Cn Sullfol'li Bov Plumbing — Heating l»a I’m rr il «I'lnmorcial nti!V . .1 mliiiK con- j . v««y' in w ar.” ■•o-— I Me Laulins Jew elers-O ptom ctrist "Service Y ou’ll A ppreciate" JAMES A. SANDS 32.1 Sar./ort! Ave. Phone 630J. o.. ; hree Vfij cars or- perA Crates ,O l Buy Your Fertilizer on the Basis of dery R E S U L T S T* V’ shipped from the S to:t ... V F-\ ?*. *.• ’% • \m • ’t . », ■. - „n , j . •. ’• ^anforJ, Seminole Co. March 1, 1927 v,. The American Agricultural Chemical Co. ,-l ickvoiivillc. Fla. . r 7 QenUcmen; 'V w V ’• y fc’LhKY griming isn’t child’s play. It requires rc;ft skill and lots of *t, to make r. successful crop. Ihu cel.ry-^ro\vcr know* tiiut the real money i-* made in a big crop running 1nrcc, four and six dozen to the crate. And the eariie” to market the better the price. 1hat i ; d .ly why the right fertilizer is imperru :. .?iv.dley’s “AA QUALITY” Fertilizers : *r.j :epid and continuous growdi. These !< .i'.izers supply the necessary plant food each stage in the growth of the crop. • TF.ey give every row an even stand cf tender, fresh*grown sprouts. Made to measure for the Celery-grower’s requirements, to assure the necessary bal­ anced growth. Use Bradley’s “AA QUAL­ ITY” Fertili zer this year. Not only for Celery but for all other truck crops. Bradley’s ‘AA QUALITY” Fertiliren; produce outstanding results because they are specially made for Florida crops— there is a grade for every soil condition. Backed by over 60 years* experience in fertilizer manufacture. Made in a great modern plant in Jacksonville, from the choicest plant food materials, specially prepared under scientific control. It will Interest you ro know that I shipped the lirtt rhrec car, ot celery last year and the second c.ir tht> year, from rhe State, atul that the celery wasraited with Bradley's Fertilizers. My crop this year i» the finest quality and the yield u SCO to ICtX) crate, per acre. I im /ready pleased with the re,ult,,ecutcd. and while in the pair 1 have toed other brand} u» l. ti direr, I expect to u.c Bradley’, "AA QUALITY" Fertilizers exclusively on my future C milled so that every palrticle of plant food crops. Your* \.cry truly, C. \V. L. SMITH is converted plant nourishment. Per­ fect mechanical condition, always. Let us send you our booklets on Celery and Truck Crops. ^A phone call or post­ card will bring a competent field service man who knows your problems and can give you helpful, practical advice. B R A D L E Y ’S "AA QUALITYr99 FERTILIZERS M ade only by T he American Agricultural Chemical Com pany Jacksonville Vox ate twili.ll. Imuol •<“' r frfuu. aa* a/the nutu modern m the imiiU. The American Agricultural Chemical Company' Warehouse. . . Sanford �ft *1 .4 *. ". * 1 _"V. . t *i Pi • t l\ ■• PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927. odal A n d Personal Activities [' c Telephone 148 MRS. F R E D . S. D A IG ER . Society E d ito r Residence Tel. 859-J S o cia l Calendar PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF WEST SIDE SCHOOL HOLD MEETING The P arent Teachers Associa­ tion of the W est Side Primary School held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L. N. Hnnsell presiding. THURSDAY nole Chapter No. 2 0. Several very interesting talks i?t at 7:30 o’clock at were given by Mrs. Prestion Steph­ enson, Miss Love Turner and others |c Hall. offering helpful (tuggestions for FRIDAY i Maria Ann Powers. Bet- work duriiig the year. -,-!o** ami Caroline CogThe election of officers for the ill entertain a t a Hallowe’en ensuing year took place resulting t the bomo of Miss Cog- as follows: Chairman Mrs. R. M. 08 West Fifteenth Street. Leeson; Vice Chairman, Mrs. C. ... T. U. will hold regular Sftmthoff; Secretary, Mrs. George g at .1:20 o’clock at the homo Huff; -.Treasurer, Mrs. A. I.. My­ W. I. Hughey, 20!) Enst ers; Program Chairman. Mrs. Georgia LeCompte; Membership Street. chairman, Mrs, A. P. Handy; Hos­ SATURDAY Bren'* Matinee a t the Milnnc pitality Chairmnn, Mrs. Joe Meisch; Publicity, Mrs. A. L. Myers; at 10 o’clock. Playground, Mrs. K. H. McIntyre. MONDAY A fter all business had been tra n ­ Icon Mallory Circle of the sacted, a social hour was enjoyed tapti.st Church will meet . R. F. Savage a t the the hostesses Mrs. It. M. Leeson nf Mrs. Ernest Krupp 1)10 and Mrs. A. P. Handy served tea and wafers. lvenue at .’1:30 o'clock. On Thursday afternoon the East Ignes (luilil will hold social at the Parish House at Side Parent Teachers Association clock with Mrs. M. Minnnk held it* regulnr meeting with a ( hris .Matthews as host­ splendid attendance of mothers. Mrs. W. A. Lcffler, chairman, the Truth j presided over the business session el meeting of Class of the Methodist ' when routine business was carried will he held a t 3:30 o’clock out. MrB. Leffler appointed the fol­ home of Mrs. ('. I . Goodhue, lowing chairmen and committees; jgnolia Avenue. The host- Piogrnm , Mrs. Robert L Glenn, vill be Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. Robert Herndon and Mrs. J. ownell, Mrs. C. E. Chorpen* C. Mitchell; W elfare, Mrs. Frank res, Mrs. airs. L. Woodruff and Mrs. J. .1. Maus­ Irs. Mildred Squires, iiulres and Mrs. W I. Hugh- er; Wuys and Means, Mrs. W. II. Stcwnrt. It was voted to give one dollar TUESDAY il D»| artinent of the Worn- to the grade having the best a t­ lub will have fortnightly tendance of m others at the P a r­ party at 3 o'clock w ith a irs. ent Teachers Meeting. Cards were W. I*e .1r., Mrs. Eugene distributed among the members on and Mrs. George Harden ns which were written five mothers numgs for which they were respon­ sible for attendance at the meet­ WEDNESDAY Society of All Souls i will have chicken supper a t jck at the Montezuma Hotel, ature Department of tho i’j Cluh will hold regular at 3 o’clock a t the club I I ( Idlers Bridge Club Is Entertained Thursday By Mrs. Endor Curlett ings. *41 At the conclusion of business Mrs. Robert Herndon delighted the member* with a group ol beauti­ fully rendered comet solos. Dur­ ing the social hour refreshm ents of hot chocolate and sandwiches were served by Mrs. W. A. I^ffler, Mrs. ('. C. McCrory, Mrs. W. II. Zachary and Mrs. W. H. Stewart. __ _ Mr*. 3. Bobbin* returned home Friday noon from New York where • he has been spending the past 10 days buying fall,stock for the Out* let. by «l) means be t>ne of the' Stars Wear Smart1shoiild two costumes, the girl can have different waistcoats and jumpers. scarfs and handkerchiefs can Clothes In F i l m Then be used to change the other cos­ so th at it will scarcely be At Milane Theater tume recognised. To havo the costumes Two' active working outfits are enough for any business girl to possess and still be well dressed declares Travis Benton, head fashion designer for the paramount studios. . “ Sm art simple costumes are the proper thing for the business girl,” declares Banton who de­ signed the costumes for Esther Ralston to wear in her picture "Figures Don’t Lie” which comes to the Milane today. “ All fussy things should he avoided.” Banton states emphatically.” Frills are | mmuiutriv absolutely wui out a*i of |nui. place in the bus- Mrs. E. F. Housholder incs* *{rl’s wanirot* TT a . i n I1 i l “Two outfits may seem like a H O S t e S S A t U e l l g n t t U l I meager wardrobe," Ilanton says. BridgePartyThursdayjrjSr^? -------11ossories you get ~ The many friends of Mnatei Julian Baumel, young son of Mi*, and Mr*. S. S. Baumel, will rgret to learn th a t he ia ill a t his home on Sanford Avenue. • J fresh and neat looking is the big thing. Accessories th a t can be eas­ ily changed and th at are not at all expensive will do t h a t ” justLondon returned to lMBnhton ] ^ has from and Paris wh h pentt some somc time tlme ,study­ 1ing prevailing y fashions. Mrs Clyde Derby, Mrs. Alex­ ander Vaughan and Miss M argaret Young returned home Thursday afternoon from Orlando, where they have been spending the past three days attending tho educational secretaries leaders courses which have been conducted by Miss Janet Howes district Educational Sec­ retary. TODAY Mrs John Meisch Jr., motored to Orlando Thursday where she si>ent the morning. a different idea. ; For instance, with her suit, which C. A. Whidden of Leesburg, a I---------------------- ^ --------- former Sanford resident, spent the ! Snmuel Puleston and ' Mrs. llous- day here Thursday attending to j holder. • busjness. i ______ _ . The handsome home of Mrs. Earnest Housholder on Evans Street was tho scene of one of the prettiest social affairs of the week, when she entertained Thursday members of her duplicate bridge club at luncheon and bridge. Reflectig the artistic taste of the hostess in every detail were the decorations used foi) this a f­ fair. Bowl* and baskets of thunibergia vines and marigolds were placed with pleasing effect nixiut the rooms nnd a low pottery bowl of these vivid hued blossoms als i centered the ntractivcly appointed luncheon table. Places of the guests were designated by place cards done in clever Hallowe’en designs. Following a delicious four course luncheon, several games of dupli­ cate bridge were enjoyed. After the Inst board had been played, scores were compared and prizes } awarded Mrs. Robert A. Newman and Mrs. Frank Miller held high- J est scores nnd were* given prizes of felt flowers nnd handkerchiefs to match. Mrs. Newman received the moonlight .blue flower set while Mrs. Miller was given a similar one in sunset yellow. Covers were laid for Mrs. A. P. Connelly. Mrs. Frank Gonzlnez. Mrs. F. E. Roumittnt. Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mrs. Prank Miller, Mrs. Earnest M. Galloway, Mrs. A snapy glorification of an American stenographer * “ FIGURES DON’T LIE" Ester Ralston, Richard Arlen, Ford Sterling Comedy “ DR. Quack” Milane Param out News SATURDAY "THE JUDGMKNT OF THE HILLS’* with Virginia Vnlli and Frank ie Daire . SPECIAL For Coming "BEAU GESTE" ** h—i •P•. }iJy|IU »*U -3 ' .i1 4 st ^ ~ • 1 . Am > * * > 1 u k L • •il*I » \m ^*11 SATURDAY AND MONDAY 30x3 1*2 Cord Tire .......... 29x4.40 ....Cord Tire............ 30x81-2 Cord Tire S. S. ..... 31x4;Cord Tire S. S . .......... 32x4 Cord Tire S. S - ......... 33x4 1-2 Cord Tire S. S...... $ 4.85 6.25 6.50 8.75 . 9.75 . 11.50 Q u A L V I T Y W e havo a lim ited nu m b er of tires a t th is price— so come early—this price does not include mounting. San Jaun Garage Co. SANFORD TRUEMAN FERTILIZER CO. Main Office and Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local R e p r e se n ta ­ tive C. L. Detby tip for on wheels Phone 81) Storage Sanford Feed A Supply s | Suppose you go fast, and the naughty police* m an stops you and gives you a lot o f jaw. Can you jaw back! You can, bat doh’t. W h ile the speed cop uses his jaws to talk, you use yours to pretxelhe. B ite out these five letters for hint: An unusually delightfut affair of Thursday afternoon was the bridge party given by Mrs. Ednor Curlett nt her home “ Mnrida" a t Geneva. The guests were members of the Idlers Bridge Club. ilr.ardMi' William G. This nttrnetivo home was Ferguson abloom with quantities of golden l)f rod, purple spikes and other lovelyI-ake Mary, unee the engagement and wild flower, ncccntuarting the color urhing marriage of their scheme of lavander and yellew. The afternoon hours sped quickly daughter with the game of progressive bridge IKG.m.T I.L'DINGTON and a fte r the usuel number o f ; SPROUT rounds had been played, scores were X t(l lUiCKS AI.I.EN GREEN counted and the prize u hand paint- 2 ed vnse was won by Mrs. H n rry jn Heeren. At the tea hour, Mrs. Curlett |w ILARD OF THANKS served a delicious sweet course 3 coffee. v g [the many kind friends whose (with The players were Mrs. Howard felt expressions of sympathy Long, Mrs. H arry Heeren. Mrs. 331 eautifill floral offerings did John Meisch, Mrs. John Bender, ich to assuage the grief in Mrs. George Davis H art, Mrs. u of onr loved one, Grctchen, Alexander Vaughen. Mrs. C. E. ijj sh to express our deep ap- Meyers and MrsTO. P. Herndon. |^j |tion. George Schaal Mrs. R, C. Long and i'erguson-Green F Chances arc‘J i0 ^ ill let you eat your word and depart if} peace. O f course you'll w ant 0*So*Gud Pret* xels baked b y lta c e d a Bakers. T his is th e kind that all good prctzclecrs use for eating an d fur prctxelcerlng. ^ They're brown, th ey 'r e crisp. «T hey’re crunchy. They're salty. Easy to digest. Good for grand children and grand parents. Eat them w ith s<)up, with Salad, w ith cheese, w ith sweet desserts. Serve them with cool iced drinks. Eat them betw een meals. Eat them w ithout any excuje a t all—exempt that you w ant to* Ask for p r e t els made by Unceda Bakers. You w ilH ik e them better. t 9 Mrs. Charles Powell Is it ’ Hostess To S. S. Class 5 Irgid Mr*. Collier lirown and Mrs Charles Powell Jr., enter­ Vn and Seymour Graves motIto Haines City, Thursday tained the members of her SundaySchool class most delightfully ,on 1they, spent the day. Thursday afternoon n t her home Rose. Court. Charles T. Friend who has In Tho girls spent the afternoon |he house guest of Mrs. J. M. playing games of all kinds and a for the past fortnight, few novelty features were also en­ ptilne*dny for her home nt joyed. Late in the evening a pic­ nic supper w a i served by the hos­ tess. * !. Muir of Chicago, 111., spent Members of the class enjoying! in Sanford Thursday on the afternoon with Mrs. Powell i as and was the guest of Mr. were: Patsey G arrett, Inez Thom p-: a. James F. Hawkins a t their son, Katherine Vincent. Mary Max­ I'm l ark Avenue. well, May Purdon, M arjorie DuBose, M argaret Torrence, Carolina [and Mrs. George Huff and W aters and Minnie W aters. Mr*. James H uff motored to Titusville, where they TO GIVE SU PPER • 1the funeral of the Messrs, i uncle, \V. G. Carpenter who The Rosary Society of All Souls ’ away Thursday afternoon. Church will give a chicken sunper Wednesday evening October *20 a t I.en.i C. Woodward of Do 6 o’clock at the Montezuma Hotel. |ha<l a* her guests on Friday, Mrs. June Roumillat is chairman furray Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. for tho evening nnd will hnve a hriienherry of Sanford, Mrs. capable corps of assistants. Tickets |Mr». Durst and Mrs. Gaines m ust be bought from Mrs Frank « n t City, Mrs. Law and Peters o r members of tho socletv. unett of Harbersville. Mr*. The proceeds of the supper will be used to make necessary repairs chand . Mrs. Horn of Day- a t the Parsonage. -S-Z3 [ A rIf 1 • A 1 \ ' •Hi lbs twisty, p r t t x t ! Am*/ tbaS is tkaO-Sa ■Gssdl A m d It b y f -v l Presenting the New Seasons Models —Smartly Furred E IS A CHANCE ■SAVE have reopened our store yesterday, w ith a f ° m Hcte new tine of. Fall Ladles’ W earing Apparel. I* the first three days o f th is opening you can • chase any item a t a 10 per cent reduction. pur- Our prices are marked very low to begin w ith. CALL TO SEE US AND BE CONVINCED KRONEN’S ^ M OST all of these Coats feature the slender, supple silouette which is smartly varied by youthful front flares; the handkerchief drape; the very definite side closing; tucks, seams and many in­ tricate fabric workings. Coats that will carry you th o u g h the incoming winter seacon in the Pairs manner. Women’s and Misses’ sizes included-. h- “We Say It WithValues” E. First St- A ms* amsiss 011+ bams rsiarls tb s! httsm Mi mart Stem Jims k tta a tt t bf j h a s t ua b a its im ibtaa. Tabs *p b u nam, ba says. NATIOI BISCUIT COMPANY -A Sanford ■ M il * �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1927 GOLFERS tVeck. Their steamship due on Monday or Tuesday unless delayed by bnd j SHAW NEE, weather. American residents arc (IN S )— Because planning a banquet . for the two | the island holes flyers if they remain here long enough to attend it. Country iluh r"lf course have been swept away by ilcods, contestants Pa.. Oct. 2 1 .- in tne Shawnee invitation tourna­ bridges connecting ment a re living transported from of the ShawnCc one h(jle to ihe next in rmvboats. I'SE HO STS naBSL Saturday Specials isappcnrance Of Shrines Laid To Decay Of C raft In Chinese C apital; I^rss Than 200 Now Standing »UONT>OV. Oct.. 21.— (IN S)—A Central News dispatch from llomr Kong today reported that two BHlIsh submarines had been in Option against the steamer., Irene which had been seized by p i r a t e s . ' l TTie steam er was entering Bias t 8nv, a notorious Chinese pirate | center, when the under-sea boats ■ttipeared and opened fire, disnb-1 line the Irene's engines. ■>The'Irene immediately began V> sink and fire broke out in h e r ' fold. One hundred and eighty persons, members of the crew and | passengers, were rescued. It was I .•tot reported that there were any ■asualitles. BASKET HOUSING WELCOME PLANNED r LISBON, Oct. 20.— (INS) — Americans and Portuguese will unite in giving a rousing welcome to Misa Ruth Eider and George HhIdemon, American trnns-Atinntic flyer* when they arrive here next Meat M arket CL I. Fischer <( nme tomorrow and take advantage of Ihe Satinas we offer SANFORD DRUG CO Caramel Nut Layers I’ics li lbs- Pillsbury Flour ... 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 10 lbs. Irish Potatoes 2 Cans No. 2 Corn 7 l*kgs. V. C. Washing Powder !— no cooking for you to do. It ta ste s good and you will say so too when you try il. Blue Bonnet Market FRESH OYSTERS Baltimore and Appalachicola 2nd Street & Sanford Avenue F. S. V ernay and Wm. M usgrnve. P ro p rieto rs — Is good ONE CENT SALE Saturday Specials COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES HOME SMOKED FISH Tasty Bits tor the Sunday Tabl Specials for Saturday Pineapples ................. Nice Pears, Basket .. Eggplant Bananas, 3 Lhs. Tomatoes, 2 Lbs. Apples, 3 Lbs. Celery Lettuce ............. rCabbage, Lb. Sweet Potatoes, 6 Lbs Grapes—“Concord”— Grapes—‘Tokays”—L Fancy Fresh Okra—I. Fresh Snap Beans—LI White Potatoes 10 lb Perk Sausage Fresh O ysters Tender Veal Iat mb Chops Poultry Just One More Day 40c 69c 38c 25c 25c Baked Hum L ayer Cakes X •> Baked Beans French P a stry Luncheon .Meals D anish P aslrv Fancy Choose “ Ini* *iinto Tells" 4*•><••> 44 Mcf*nn<!cr Am <• *• > + * « > + * I lbs. Bananas We have a new shipment of Mullet Roe, Appalachian oysters, whole wheat and graham flour. FRESH and SALT WATER FISH Lawton’s Saturday Specials FAT FRYERS and HENS Phone 671 Compare These Prices 5 Lbs. Sugar, 5 lbs. to customer 217 Sanford Avc, Phone 870 Sultana Broken Sliced Guaranteed Fresh Shipped Eggs Fruits Vegetables Grapefruit, new crop, ea ch ........ Plenty of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Is the Best Health Insurance Longhorn Cheese, per l b ............ Pineapple No. 2 1-2 Iona Brand New Ga-, Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. for TENDER I»(1T ROASTS When in doubt what to serve ax the meal course come to our butcher shop and get one of our plump and juicy pot roasts. This section, of the herf is already appropriate and fils in with any two or three of the vegetables that are in season. You can de. pend on our meat market for anything you need. Our meats are reasonably priced. Sliced Breakfast Bacon, per lb. Sliced or Crushed Pineapple, can . Beans, Lb....................... Cauliflower, L b ............ Grapes - 15c Lb. 2 Lbs... Fresh Yard Eggs—Doz 8 oz. Jar Relish or Mayonnaise * Apple Jelly, 6 oz. Glass.................... Strawberry Jam, 1 lb. Jar .... At The Old Reliable Grapes, Malaga, lb........................... E ast Side Curb Market R. W. Lawton Quality & Service 2nd. Sc Palm etto ■3 SALE! M. L. FOX. IVm C orner Sanford Ave. and Sth St «+'»4*K*++++-f*+++++-M<<++++++4+->++♦♦+•»+•> 4 Cans No. 1 Tomatoes FRANKFORTS 19 Western Pot Roast of ......... Tomatoes No. 2 Can 5 for A and P Oven Baked Beans No. 2 can 4 for Prices Good Saturday & Next Week Western Steaks Round Sirloin & Club 10 lbs. Irish Potatoes........ ...... Iona Brand Corned Beef Quart of good Vinegar in Water B o ttle........ .................1 P. and G. White Naphtha Soap 10 Bars fo r ..... .............3 4 lbs. Nice Y'ellow Onions for . Spinach No. 21-2 can Breakfast Cocoa, 1 lb. box for Waldorf Paper, 4 rolls fo r ...... MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH Our Vegetable* are a* wholesome as Ihey are de­ licious. Tomorrow we of­ fer. Tomatoes Cauliflower Cucumbers Lettuce Celery „ Apples Bananas * String Beans Carrots Green Peppers PORK CHOPS Brown or Confectioners Domino Sugar Lb. Pkg *A lioin Steak, Native, per lb ............ New Fancy Dried % Pot Roast of Beef, per lb. •» * ...................................... I y Brisket Stew Beef, per lb.......................... * • | Bamberger, All Meat, p erlb l................... l Fork Roast, cut from young pigs, per lb, «. Veal Pot Roast,* •per lb* V iff?'- t Black Eye Peas 5 lbs. f o r . Smoked Half or Whole Shortening, lb • •«*• • • . • • » • • • • • • • • • • ^. . . . . a . . . . ’ Yukon Club * [ Veal Chops, per lb....................................... Florida & Western Pork Ginger Ale 2 Bottles f :: Pig Tails-Neck Bones Spareribs i.nzalez Grocery Co US IMcMlb Ay*. .... 117 E. First St. Phone 788 Pork Roast 25c to 29c lb. Pig Hams. 4 lb. average 35c lb Great f i U d l 205 Magnblia A re. Arcade Sanford at fid x �rj[f3r 7** ‘VTl V *■ THH SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 page rrcgf READ THE ADS 4 U l T II mes will be scattered th ro u g h th e ,nt ad columns— if your nam e is th e re , at The H e ra ld Office for a free tic k . l0 the Miianc T heatre. Good for th e v a fte r insertion only. Each day there are a number o f tr$a% s n r e s to he found in the Want Ads— y o u r n a m e n a y he there for a free m o \ie tic k e t and you may find a real op-, portunity. —Small house, close in • FOR SALE: Well construcctcd | >1 rent reasonably. Apply bungulov, corner Palm etto Ave | oul Katie Street. Five rooms, bath I*/ '•vith shower, kitchc) equipped with jali |electric range. Owner out of the I >ity and will sell at lese than act* I ~ '•ml value. Price $11,100.00 with $100 j cash nnd $75 monthly. Address | •lot 101 care The Herald Sanford Daily Herald tNT AD. RATES •rmi • rash in Advance la. will be received and collector se*'1 for payment. _________9c a Une ________ 7c a line ______6c • Une __ ____4c a Hoe iis* Mary'Condale BUILDING BL.OCRo — irrigation boxes nnd general cement work 1 Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* I willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. imes Time rates on request. L reduced rates are for [ecutive insertions. *> L Words of nverage length UunteJ a lino, nimum charge of 30c for [ insertion. ■, ■ I advertising is* restricted [roper classification L error is made The SanllUrald- will be rc?Pons b!o# Inlv mn. incorrect loIertloD, fldseADW f°! Ltions. The oflic# should be L d immediately in c»*c ol TO ADVERTISERS i LUMBER and complete line building m aterial. Low pr Security Lumber Co., ’‘Where ( Grades Come From ’* Maple i Sixth. Phone 797. CONCRETE In every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mental?, etc, JJanrord Cement l*rod- TEN Room house for renl UCts‘ Com party, Fifth and Maple Oak and Fourth St. Appl Long 108 Palmetto Ave, • Have opening for two more young ladies to learn to run the Linotype muchine. Four months course free. We will assist you to get good job when competent. Good operators make from $-10 to $75 per week. If interested apply C. A. Haines at Horald Of.'ice. Ivrtiscr,-. should give their [t or postoffice uddreas us [u their phone number if I desire result*. About < \o Lr out of a thousand hns llephone and th eothers I comn”ini' ate with you ■sthey know your address. | discontinuence MUST be i is person at the Sanford lid office «f by letter. TeleK disrontinuences are not I 7— Situation Wanted Washing to do wanted by roliabk white woman. Box 311 c-o Her nip. FOR RENT: Small cottage oui Magnolia Avenue ju st north of Central Street. $25.00 monthly. Box 123 care The Herald. tongue when you aeed $3750.00 is the priccc of small cot­ tage on wcl' located lot on Mag­ nolia Avenue. $5C cask all th a t Is required. Balance payable just like1 rent. Box 121. care The Herald. Young man wants work ns.driver or helper on truck, or any honest FOR SALK: two apartm ent houses work. Box 999 Herald. on large lot, modern, close in, beautiful surroundings, gnrag", 10-B— Plants And Flowers $tP00.OO down balance like .ent. OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR GER­ See owner. L. A. Rcnaud, 2201 On'; MINATION EVERY MONTH. Ave. Phone 190—W. STRAINS TRUE TO TYPE. SEED DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. F. C. STOKES & CO. 18, ARCADE BLDG., SANFORD. And Found F—Diamond bar pin a t Yow[ori'iffly U'iggly or between /bees. Notify Mrs. Dr. fjf. Reward. ,*.»>* olomohiTes car, for coupe in gooj conili tdephou* 17j after 7 P. M. C oated tongue, d ry m outh, b a d b re a th , m u d d y akin, groggy n c r \ ea a n d a o u r stom ach s u g g e s t i*« use. Report of the Condition .of FOR SALE—Single red hibiscus I for hedges, yellow Japanese and red cattley guavas; other things nil well rooted. Mrs. Ellsworth, Dcnrdall Ave. Phone 32U3. li and nn» like new, to ex- The First National Bank 11—-M iscellaneous lre cars and Graham trucks Any pnrt of 80 acres of fine truckadl3th Street, Phone 3. j ing land, cleared, on paved road ~ ------ — -----------------*— hi Orange county, for rent a t $2.00 'INS A COWAN CO. Auto per acre by yeni*. See M. J. Mon. Her and sheet metal works. Jr*. 10 Wall St. Orlando. Colonial Realty Company. Phone 5313. •A.NFORd h o ic k CO *12 Magonlia Ave. „. Phone dft /. — — — _ »- HITS—alARMONS sanfonl Automobile Co Iwjmoliu Aj> Phon 'KB Overland Co. Willy s* CAR AWNINGS.— Auto Awning | Co. 11 Ball Bldg. ' 12— Wanted M0DKL TRIM CO, Fmn tln> car, not the ,°n* M17 for estima L W. RADFORD iine*s Service 14— Booms W ithout Board to the comptroller of the currency,' Washington, I). C. RESOURCES s i) Ladies Shoes Loans and d iscou n ts..................... .............. All ladies shoes, in our stock, some Queen tj uality and some Grovci's It; close out ................................*................... (J. S. Government'Bonds One blu lot o f ladies' Kid shoes, ulso w hile kid and canvas. Last day prices Other Stocks and Bonds .................... ....... 4' ** *11 1 Ladies Dresses Other Beal Estate owned ........................... Furnished rooms for light house keeping, with or without g a r age. (518 Laurel Ave. CASH AND DUE FROM B A N K S ........ IliK lot o f ladies dresses, made speciul redu ction for last day crepes. Values up to $19.50 last day prices DESIRABLE room, with hot and cold w ater in room, garage, cou­ ple preferred. Phone 124 J. MACK the Tailor. BURNISHED room for rent. Ave. Satisfaction f‘“ rk Ave. arm s, Groves, ----------------------- ;-----------------------— Ave. Phone Nice, clean furniahed housekeeping apartm ents. 3 rooms and garag". ---------------- all for 930 monthly, open fireplaco PRINT SHOP in dining room, all conveniences; anything in «* also 2• ivuma rooms tut furnished, f 10 iuuii monthIF;. service » . on "’j f ...... * ••• pw « iiianvu, vtu *" k f PL *•« S'-’- ly. 301 Cor. 5th and Palm etto Ave FOR RENT—Furnished apartm ent with g a n tfe . 1101 Eln: Ave. Cor­ COATS altered and relin- ner 11th St. ! FOR RENT— A partrospts on Park . Avenue. Frlgidaire installed. column will UFAUTIFUL APARTMENTS Two room* kitchenette and ha»h. ■*ttr"'**!v»l*r furnished, centrallv H UH1« a 12 word ’oented *p <mprov»menU; 1C per n,h eo*U only |2.60. veek. Tel 777 or 773. r*> every dayl $43§ LIABILITIES Big assortment of swcutcrs for ladies, men and children, tremendously reduced, lasay prices and up. Capital Stock Surplus ............. Undivided Profits Divicfcnds unpuid Bit; assortment of men’s su its at a final red uction other good makes. Reduced to Hills P a y a b le........................ SchloHt* Brothers, Styleplus. and Due Federal Reserve Bank DEPOSITS Ladies’ Wi nter Coats .................. Ro o f in g —The Rqof e v.! rL Metal ,ih in g le s ;l . *«»m tin and galvlnixcd ONE FURNISHED front apart H* Cowan. Oak ment, all modem convenlencis ID d rd jk . Phone 111. 915 W. F irst St. Phono 207. ST O R E-PreS°da. We am in ihc Herald building—a down* your phone; Call 10J town location at rem arkably low rate*. Ask for Mr. Hainea a t The —card appearHerald office. ‘Assorted Satins an Sweaters 411 15— Apartment For Rent *l® Nelson. Tomorrow is the last day o f our bin sale, as we must get out to make ro:m for The Postal Telegraph Co. Everything Is drastically reduced in order t o dispose of every dollar’s worth of mer chandise. Come and see for yourself. O ff ic e ‘Building, Furniture and Fixtures ; T H R E E furnished rooms. »1 m Sanford, Florida at the close of business, October 10th, 1927 condensed from the report Overdrafts KVanted to buy 1920 Ford ('oupo I ' cheap for cash. Box 1319—San, ford. 0* & liv e land , Whippits, INtmiuer.-ial iUa 1 Phone !M—Cor. Elm Ave. and Commercial Street Sanford, Fla 19— Houses Foe Sule Prompt • Efficient Service touring SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY om»’ im poupant n o t i c e .1 passenger contains DRIED BUTTERMILK and a Complete Complex Mineral Hens fed on this mash have an increased vitality, good health and give a high production of quality eggs. The hnfebability of the eggs is also increased. MiR SALK: Two acre lots, ->n Dixie Highway between Monroe 5— Help. Wuilted Female A Sanford. Fine tracking land, iro ; weiii > uicunizing n o r a i n t y taxes, electricity is available, ’“ ~ --------------;---- -—;— r— also flowing w ater. ,>e»* owner, I.. jl OR RENT: Five room bungalow \ Rcnaud. 2201 Uuk . r ?.••.*• at the yorner of Palmetto Avenue Hip_\y .and Katie Street. Ijirge living | room, dining room, two bedrooms, ibath, with shower, kitchen equip hild lie- j pod with electric range. Front an-l l* P. M. rear porches. $-10 monthly. Address ;S. C. B. care The Herald Herald representative jughly familiar with rates and classifactton will vou complete information, if yoa wish they will assist in wording your want ad. Uke it more effective. at ’U'l bungalow, gas, water, city, bath, fire-pintporch, double garage. An e home partially fumi<aE. G. Norton, Mcllonville FOR SALE: Furnished Stwnlsh 1 bungalow 0f f, rooms. Well loest* • I. of good construction. Owner living out of cit^r and will sell at reasonable price, nnd on easy terms. House is located on High Street, near Kim Avenue with >.t-i tim tive surroundings*. Double gu-' ra *e. Price furnisted $8,500.00 $100 cimh and the balance any re - 1 ‘nsonnhle way. Address • llox 431 i t'are Herald. Red Comb Esg Mash OFFICERS DIRECTORS F. P. Forater, President T. I. Hawkina L. A. Brumley, Vice-preaident L. A. Brumley H. C. DuBose, Vice-president S . O. Chase B. F. W hitner, Cashier A. L. Betts, A ss’t. Cashier! H. C. DuBose F. P. Forster We have numerous bargains that we are closing out, in order to save moving. You g et this saving. • j# : N a t Berman Sales Mgr. Sanlord “R i f l e d VOR RENT—Five room furnished | house, fo r -vent. 7*4 � 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. 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CARROLL |WS HAPPY I. Y.NEARS a y s Zest F o r And W ork As T r a i n Races T o Broadway id Women in Prison Life 'ilTK eep Keen On H i s W ork 't il N e x t Year Fair tonight end probably Sun­ day: extreme northwest Florida, fair tonight and cloudy Sunday. Leased W ire International News Service Scouts T o Hand Out Copies T ra ffic Laws Copies o f Sanford traffic reg­ ulations will be gven out to motorists in the streets here this afternoon by the Boy Scouts, according to informa­ tion received from the police station this morning. Chic? Hnrtin is very anxious to have the people of Sanford familiar­ ize themselves with the traffic ordinances and feels that in this way many violations will be avoided. T raffic O fficer C. E. Williams has been watching the motor situation very closely and 14 motorists have been summon­ ed to appenr in the Municipal Court Monday morning. OIL CONSPIRACY TRIAL RECESSES OVER WEEK-END SANFORD. FLO RID A, S A T U R D A Y OCTOBER~22. 1927 MRS. GRAYSON FORCED BACK SECOND TIME ‘ We Just Could Not MakeHer Rise,” Declares Woman Flier OnReturnAfterTaking O ff At Early Hour Today ! Undaunted, Woman Orders More Gas Igor Sikorsky, Plane Builder, And Other Experts Go Into Conference OnNewProblem OLD ORCHARD. Me., Oct. 22— (IN S )— Shortly after taking o ff early today on nn attempted non­ stop flight to Copenhagen in her plane “ the Dawn,” Mrs. Frances Grayson returned to the starting Cardinal O’Donnell Is Dead A t Belfast LONDON, Oct. 22.— (IN S )— Patrick Cardinal O’Donnell, formof .rector o f the University of Ireland, Is dead at the age of 1 1, according to a Central News dis­ patch from Belfast today. He was created a cardinal in 1925. Cardinal O’ Donnell was born at Kilraine, in county Donegal, anw was educated at the Catho­ lic university in Maynooth. Ho was appointed Bishop of Raphoe in 1888 and from 1922 to 1924 was coadjutor to the Archbishop of Armagh, primate o f England. He wns ond of the most dis­ tinguished and beloved prelat^J in Ireland. One of his last acts before hi* final illness was the circulation of a letter asking the Irish people to united in brother­ ly love |and to forget their hat­ reds. EX-PRINCE CAROL DENIES QUITTING PARISIAN BEAUTY NU M BER 352 Member Audit Bureau O f Circulation* Planes Take TAX CUT LOST HERRICK HILL Comnfercial Toll O f 47 Lives During RESIGN POST IN First Six Months O f Year IN MOVES FOR FARMER RELIEF PARIS SHORTLY Continued Ilinesa To Compel U. 8. Ambnsndor To Give Up Diplomatic Duties A fter Serving More Than 9 Years Dwight W. Davis In Line For Promotion Secretary Of War Is Leading Candidate As Successor: Has Diplomatic Ambitions W ASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (IN S ) while one passenger died in a conThese ncri—Forty seven deaths resulted from act mnil plane crash, the bperation o f commercial air­ der.ts were due to weather condi­ craft of 1927, it was announced to- tions nnd classes as unavoidable. craft in the United States the first In other scheduled operations of day following a general aeronauti­ aircraft there were no fatalities cal survey of the commerce depart­ during the six months. Overseas and other long-distance ment. Most nf the accidents occured in stunt flights were not included as taxi and pleasure rides, test flights they are marked by special haz­ nnd in«tructinn, this class of aerial ards not found in ordinary commer­ operations having cost the lives of cial flying. A marked decrease in accidents la pilots nnd 28 passengers. The survey disclosed that practic- (is anticipated after January I. Major E. L. Jones, o f the Aeronaut­ ally nil of the miscellaneous air nc- ** cidents occurred with unlicensed ics Branch of the Commerce De­ pilots and unlicensed planes. The portment, said that following that federal air law requires licensing of date no surplus war plane would be piiots and aircraft only in inter­ licensed for pasenger transport nnd that all new craft must be of ap­ state flying. One post office mail pilot nnd proved type, to insure the snfety two contract mail pilots met death, of aerial passengers. Coolidge And Cabinet Reported To Be GivingSubjectConsideration A t Meeting Data Is For N« v tilled easnre Insurgents W ill M eet MondayForDiscussion O f' N ext Move W ASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (IN S ) — Myron T. Herrick. American nmbn»*ndor to France at the start of the World War, and who returned W ASH IN G TO N . Oct. 22— to Paris in 1921, has signified to Agricultural relief legislation Piesident Coolidge his desire to be toriav overshadowed even tax T ’ speedime toward relieved of his post as soon as the reduction as th° mnior nrohiv and a “come back “ We jusi couldn’t make her rise,"> administration can conveniently Iom under consideration in ad­ ,Uon life, tpdav.di.4- Justice Siddone Meditating was Mrs. Grayson s explanation of choose his successor, It was lenrtied ministration ns well aa in conC h first time sjnee her second fnlse start across th” ' -------, Over Question O f Whether here today. gr^osional circles. • [Jed from the prison Says He’s Living Peacefully To AdmitAsEvidenceTesti* ocean. W hile tho insurgents bloc Advancing yenrs nnd ill health fhursdav night a zest Shorlty after the plane contain- 1 With Red-HalredCompanion mony GIvenToSennteGroup have been ascribed ns the causes. on Canitnl HH1 studipd various land work. He was ac-iing Mrs. Grayson, Wilmer Stulls, In Chateau Outside Paris; Ambassador Herrick olans in the hone o f d r a ft in g a returned her pilot and Bruce Goldsborough. new farm bill, President Coolidge Wants To Hide From World from France in mid-summer and W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 22 <IN S)— navigator, had been lost to sight, lakened at dawn with the since that time has undergone two “ Abie’s Irish Rose” W ill Be Ex-Governor Says President and his cabinet advisers were re­ 1 prison routine still upon The Fail-Sinclair conspiracy trial it ngain nppenred flying low in th” i greeted the duy iiv a suit rested over the week end while water. PARIS, Oct., 22.— (IN S )— While operations. His recovery has been W ill Be Forced In “ Unless ported to bo giving the subject Performed for the 2,327th constant consideration. The outslow, and his genera! condition is pajamas, quite a contrast Justice Frederick Siddons meditat­ He Does Something About romo probably will be the IntroIt headed straight for the beach wild rumors from Berlin, Vienne such that he has yielded to the ad­ Time On Broadway Tonight ed today over the question of admit­ am I Bucharist circulated today, ue denim he hn‘* w” r\*. 'I here and when a little off. shore, It” Before The Convention dnctlon of at least two new farm Before Last Curtain Falls £ convict 24009. He talked ting into evidence the testimony elnii lag that former Crown vice of friends nnd relatives thnt settled on the water and began bill* as soon ns Congress convenes. Lin that differed from hi* the oil magnate gave in 1923 to the Prim! Carol, o f Roumanta, had hc should give up his post. He re­ W ASHINGTON, Oct. 22 H N S ’ ccntly passed his 73rd birthday. The president was said to be bnversation, as if his ph*l- Senate committee that turned up circling nbout. NEW YORK. Oct 22.— Having Stultz then let down his landing deserted Magda Helene Lupeacu, L ripening with reflection, thr oil scandals o f the Harding ad­ No announcement hns been mnde broken every record in the htstonr — Henry J. Allen, ex-governor of giving more time to consideration his benutiful red-haired companion gear and brought “ the Dawn" back Kansas, still believes that "P resi­ of tho farm problem than to any fison," Carroll said, after ministration. Carol and Magda were spending o f the ambassador’s decision und it of the threater, "Abie's Irish Rose" into the hangar. Climbing out of dent Coolidge will be drafted for other subject at this time. Hh breakfast, “ there la work Owen J. Roberts, government a quiet day ut the former's newly is probable that none will ho made will end itj( run here tonight with Mrs. Gray ion said: the nomination next year unless he adviser* are compiling data on ,pgnionshin and men s ln- counsel, is seeking to read to the the"Wplane, until Washington is ready to an­ its 2327th performance in New e were going down wind ail |( i*rt'hased chateau 100 miles from which th<* administration may base nounce at the same time hi* Suc­ York city without an interruption. does something about it." ( j found them alt. But it jury Harry F. Sinclair’s admission the time and we just could not i ,-,ty. He made this statement at tho n new hill. It was said the presi­ ne that the true horror of to the. Walsh committee that during make her rise. I believe we had too • n » report that Carol was on cessor. Officially Ambnssndor Her­ This nearly double* tho previous b lies in the fact thnt the Christmas holidays in 1921 he rick is recuperating from an illness longest run of any play in America White House today in face o f tho dent feol* the necessity o f agricul­ much of u load; you sec wo had hl" ""W ba<* to Roumanm was no women in that world. and his attorney, the late J. W. 3921 gallons o f gnsoiino aboard, f’ fovect untrue when it wns learned and expects to resume his post some nnd exceed* by close to 100 per­ President’s recent verbal lashing ture legislation, and that he 1* of Senator Fess of Ohio and others L’ gc Woman's Touch Zavely, went to the ranch of ex- This is more than we’ ve ever car thnt the former crown prince time- before the end of the year, formances the world long-run re­ who have refused to accept a* fin­ now willing to go much further to FT mean women from the sccretury of Interior Albert D. and his charmer were at the but it is understood thnt if he re­ cord established by "Chu Chin al Mr. Coolidge’* "do no$ choose provide relief than he was a year ago. He is still opposed to tho turned to France nt nil it will only Chow" |n London. of sex but from the point Fall at Three Rivers, New Mexico, i le d ." chateau. to run" announcement. Mrs. Grayson added thnt thpy equalization fee on constitutional and tenderness. I mean for the express purpose of “ seeing be to wind up hi* affair* there. “ Abie’s Irish Rose," the story of • “ It is all a lot of rot,",cxdaim. . . _ . „ „ . . D reached n point about two milej ground*. that women give to life ,lam an Irl.li O h o Then* is no dearth of candidate* , J .«!* h b o y about Teapot Dome. Roberts lb^-ontl the Cape Elizabeth lightship td Carol when told of the rumors U reflected In th* stores ccr.sldera this important to his cases when thl,y nolice<1 thnt « the n BWn» ! that have been in circulation for for the I aris embassy, which, next lie girl who got married und were The inaurgenta after a series o f dent should be nominated," said of our cities, gleaming as laying the foundation of proof would not climb. They then decided ■'ho past week. minor conferences, will meet Mon­ This is not tho to London, is considered the prize ostracised by their families, has Allen. day morning In a group to discus* ea for woman’s Joy am* Fall conspired with Sinclair to tum not to tnke the risk o f going fur- first time that ivy earnest efforts post in the American diplomatic played to more people than any "Undoubtedly the President Is other American piny with the pos­ the farm problem and the outlook ever the rich naval oil reserve to t!)er. at" to have privucy caused varioua service, it is partly for this rea­ sincere," Allen added." but then sible cxccptin of "Uncle Tom’s for legislative relief. . |n a compartment that the latter without seeking bids in rumor* of my whereabout* to be son that Ambassador Herrick’s Cabin." It has been given 17,800 comes a time when a man’s duty to fhU lanky frame he aa- open competition. con. mplateil retirement is being Ono plan, fathered by Senator spread tkbroad. times on (three continents and It is his country outweighs hla personal Smith \V. Brookhart (R ) o f Iowa, ths facts which hedge The defense is fighting admis­ “ I can only repent wLat I told kept as quiet as possible. President estimated that more than 11,000,000 wishes." i hope for a come-back, •j sion o f the senate record under the International News Service last Coolidge does out wish to be cm- have paid more than 122,000,000 Allen said the party la attaching would eMmlnata tha equalization in tum, Carroll pointed statute which states that testimony fee but compel the govprnp'V’t tn . _ winter when newspaper* all over harrased ' ; a general scrambel for to see the play. A, l too tpych importance to wearing a * • sb*hd tbo fOsses «ff a fsfcr«rM p o r i mcompassed given before a committee o f either tho world had me at Rapnllo, that i th«f post. It hns run for weeks in cities oWln care of WTHerbert houses o f Congress may not be is, I was never away a single fay j One of the leading candidates, and towns where the ordinary run ew York attorney, his old used against the witness in any aurplxia crop at a fixed prtto to sel. from the villa I was occupying nt [however, is now a member of the of play* last less than a week or party could win without New I surplus them later abroad at the world tuociate, Carroll (a ob- subsequent criminal action other cabinet— Dwight W". Davis, Secre­ York’s votes. that time nt Neuiliy just outside less. "A bie’s Irish Rose" ran 67 The furernl o f Mrs. Isuira Ru*n er itipulations o f the than perjury. Roberta and Martin the tary of War. Representations ih He though that farm relief U be­ market price. Eventually, o f F’ aris. frhfrh released him to do W. Littleton, Sinclair attorney, ar­ McIntyre, mother o f Mrs. J. N. Secretary Davis behalf have nl- weeks in Chicago; 82 weeks in ing exaggerated as a campaign is­ Brookhart plan would have tho “ I shall never sneak back into Boston; 20 weeks in Cleveland; Tolar o f this city, who died in an farmers pay the bill. things: gued that inasmuch as Sinclair had Rounmnin — my native land. I f I rendy been made to the White 20 in Detroit; 17 In Toronto; 14 sue in the west. Yt monthly to the Atlanta not pleaded such immunity at tho Orlando sanitarium early yester­ House, although with what su.'ces.s The Insurgents, however, will not “ Kansas does not want the Me go nt all I will go openly und in Kansas City; 15 week* each in 1 nitentinry as to his earn- time he appeared before the senato day morning will be held from th* has not been determined. bo willing to drop the equalisa­ Nary-Haugen bill," he said. "A g ri­ honestly like u man who hns Washington nudColumbus;13 In St. the condition o f his nf- committee, he was not entitled to residence o f Dr. and Mrs. Tolar tion fee, which defeated tha Mo cultural conditions aro pretty good Davis is said to have long desir­ nothing to conceal. I will never Louis; 12 in Baltimore and Cin­ Sunday nfternoon at 3:30 o’clock protection under the statute. and our farmers, who favor cooper­ Nary-Haugen bill last year, unless instead o f Saturday nfternoon m go quietly nnd under cover like ed n diplomatic post. Ho U indepen­ cinnati; 11 In Buffalo; 10 in Mon­ Jiin in the state of New York Siddon’s decision is expected Mon­ dently wealthy, and is conridered treal; 8 in Rochester; 0 in Atlanta ative marketing, believe they can the substitute plan la certain to Lw" ° , ^ [with permission from Wash- day morning when court convenes. previously announced. On account on*The dispose o f crop surpluses. I f Brook­ und Syracuse; 5 in Dayton, St. work out their own problems.” International News Ser­ “ available." ” ‘ | to go beyond its borders, Roberts had admitted his case “ will of many of the relatives living at hart can convince them that hia Another possible candidate is Puul und Minneapolis and 4 weeks vice correspondent visited Carol’s plan is practical, it may be support­ Iwill be given only upon sp­ be hurt" if the ruling is adverse to such a distance, it wns found nec- chateau by speciul invitation to George Wharton Pepper of Penn­ in Akron. It ran three weeks in essnrv to postpone tha final rites. ed. * in before every journey, the government, but he is hopeful Miss Lita Mae McIntyre, of deny the rumors that have been sylvania, who retired from ;hu sen­ Erie, Pa., a one-night stand. out of hud company, "The biggest fo r m problem is to it will favor him In that he suc­ ato following his defeat in the printed all over the world the i away from places whero ceeded in reading the senate records Rocky Mount N. C., ami Mrs. G. M. get rid of the surplus," said Sena­ post few day*— rumor* that had Pcnnsylvana primary. Pepper, who Bulloch of Jacksonville, nrrived nt |is sold. _ jury ... tor Norris (R )., insurgent leader. to _ the in ______ Fall-Doheny trial noon today. D. J. Bu*h, of New Carol and Maj'da on their way was supported politically by the ’’I am not committed to any one ain'from drinking intoxicat- over similar objection. One of Mellon organization in Pennsylvan­ York, nnd L. J. Bush, of Atlanta, to Bucharest secretly. luors. | plan but until a more effective plan ia, also is considered "av .Ruble." them had gone *<* far a* to say brothers of Mr*. McIntyre are ex­ constantly in touch with . The talk of John Hilton over the is revealed, I will support the equal­ pected to arrive tomorrow and that the peanunts o f Roumania |uchcr; that is, Mr. Adams.] radio Sunday evening from Fqrt ization fee.’’ had invited Carol to return to also Mr*. R. C. Miller, of Pnri*, Clarence Darrow Still A Prisoner Worth Texas, will not only include Senator Borah (R ) of Idaho, who Ky., Mrs. Viola Hughes, Fort oust his baby son from the throne. |ll intents nnd purposes, Carthe plan* for the building o f the opposed the equalisation fee last Wanted By Farmer When ho was shown newspap­ Pierce, Mr*. L. H. Jacoby of A t­ still a prisoner under the BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 22.— Longwood Missionary Park, but year, meanwhile predicted tha in­ lanta und Mrs. C. M. McKenzie, er clipping* telling* o f hi* alleg­ surveillance of the gov(IN S )— Governor Bibb Graves ha* will cover the g ncrnl missionary surgents would reach an agree­ ed break with hi* beautiful com­ of Cordele, Ga., sisters of the de­ JACKSON, Miss., Oct. 22 (IN S ) law enforcement officer for Alaba­ work o f the Bible Conference in ment. He said he expected an agree­ nt and must continue this * panion, Carol (who wa* standing — irglo Dunn, 28, wealthy farm­ ma to investigate alleged intimida­ Fioridu. according to a telegram re­ ment not only on famr relief but ceased. [arch 28, when his term « f W ASH ING TO N,, Oct., 22,— Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of the in the lawn of his villa) called er charged with being associated tion witnesses called during tho re­ ceived by the Rev. Louis Entxmin- on other legislative problems aa nment would have expired. (IN S — Another note, the fourth First Presbyterian Church, will out: well. with the liquor busines , today de­ cent probe of floggers in Crenshaw ger, au Longwood. |av« no disposition to violate since the ta riff controversy arose, be assisted in the funeral services "Helene." Mr. Hilton's talk is scheduled to clared he had wired Clarence Oar- county. ' the rules,’.’ said Carroll, “ and The administration meanwhile was sent to France today. This by Dr. Raymond o f Lakeland, who Then turning to the correspondent go on the air from station KFQB, was reported to be ready to $hrnW row, noted Chicago criminal law­ habits would keep me The action was taken at the sug­ latent communication,. it is under- was Mr*. McIntyre’s pastor for a Carol said: yer, asking him to defend himrelf gestion o f Attorney General Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday even­ its forces against the equalisation am violating the terms o f my “ We Wflcome you here hoping und Clarence Sullivan. 23 who are Churles McCall, who conducted the ing at 0 o’clock, which is 10 o’clock. fees ss it did last year. Then, the in that respect, but the bur- stood, merely restates the Am eri-[Kreat many year*. Interment will can position and once again asks j,0 jn the Municipal Cemetery fol- that you will stop the absurd here on first degree marder charg­ probe which brought mor* than 100 Standard EasternTime. It ia expect­ 'resident's followers brought about the obligations that are imindictments. MtCall has advised ed that many local fans will tune he defeat o f the McNary-IIaugen the sense of watchfulness thut all discrimination against lowing the funeral from the Tolar stories that are being printed all es. American goods be removed. homee. over the worldabout^me. When I witnesses to protect themselves and In in order to hear Mr. Hllton’a ad­ biU. I f this feature should be upon me, the feeling that I “ I f It’s only a mat.er ot money. Administration n officials arc Many beautiful floral designs was living at Neuiliy, every time dropped from farm relief legis­ their homes with force if any inti­ dress. [ill in custody, are disheartenshov/ing increasing irrtaton at have been received from the wide 1 put my foot outside my home Mr. Darrow will accept,” said midation was attempted. The telegram received by the lation: It was Intimated, tha admin­ Ircumstances. Dunn, reputed to he worth $200,000 what they consider deliberate circle o f friends which Mrs. Me the rumors started." Rev. Mr. Entaminger read* as fol­ istration might even reach an It is charged that several w it­ and saying he was willing to "shoofc procrastination on the part of Intyre leaves to mourn her loss. lows: “ Please announce to your agreement with the other groups Carol expressd the hope that tho works" on his I’ efense. nesses have lost their jobs aa • France in refusing to give the the rumors concerning his future .u lto t th.lr l. .t t a » n y ,» M l.o t t o ™ audience Sunday morning „ „that „ „ „Mis­ „ „ farm relief advocates . ter Hilton will speak In Fort Worth United States unqualified assur­ movements and his intentions * r* nl,ht 0 .vipck Fort Worth ances that the discriminatory Harbors Congress would no wend. ing notes and telephone call. q: _ ta riff rates will be set aside " I wish," said he, ;*that we Call’s latest move the Ku Klux plan for missionary Park at LongTo Discuss Floods pending negotiation o f a commer­ Klan, which he severally attacked wood. Ask people to listen in and could find a retreat where we cial treaty. _________ t for ita alleged lawlessness. Tho could live in secrecy. This is an W ASH ING TO N. Oct. 22 <NS>— Montgomery Klavern of which ne also pray for same also phone I f the new note does not pro­ ideal place to live and I hope it3 ord attendance marked the duce acceptable - results, it was The problem of flood control, the was a member haa formally accept­ your friends." location is not found out. Officials o f the Longwood Con­ |meeting of • the Seminole aald at the state department, BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 22 (IN S ) "Tho chateau property consists "menace of multiplying bridges," ed hia resignation. ference are particularly pleased Teachers' Club yesterday and other topics will be discussed President Coolidge will be found —The Chilean government had o f several hundrfed acres under with this publicity which is con­ on at the South Side PritnW ASH ING TO N, O ct, 22,— ( I ready to invoke section 317 of deported eighteen prominent cit- cultivationby tenant former*. It at the 23rd convention of the Nat­ sidered excellent advertising for S )—The Democratic program |School. According to T. W. Church To Cast Out ional Rivera and Harbors Congress the ta riff act, which provides for zons including former .President is in a desolute diatrict. The near­ Florida as well as for the mission­ tax reduction w ill exceed $4< pn, county superintendent of a 50 per cent increase in the tar­ Atessandri, according to advice* re­ est neighbor* ’ (aside from the here on Dec. 7 and 8, President 44 O f l t « Members ary project at Longwood. Won, there were only five 000,000,Rep Collier, o f Mlsaisi i f f on all goode coming from ceived here today. It Is understood fanners living on the chateau Riley J. Wilson announced today. pro absent out o f the total o f a member o f the house ways .countries which discrimikiatd that the deportations followed dis­ grounds) are 20 miles away. Tha .Wilson said that 150 government PROVIDENCE, R. L, O c t 29— 15 Rebels Killed i the county. means committee which will engineer! have been atudylng every against the United States covery of an alleged plot for a nearest railway atatfor. is the __<1NS)— Elephege J. Dagnault, f- II. J. I.aney, of Oviedo itiate the tax revision b phase o f the flood control situa­ Woonsocket attorney, and fortyCoup D’Etat. aame distance oway. By Mexican Troops ed here today.. [School, president of the club, tion amT that MaJ. Gen. Jadwin, The list o f those who are under­ four other Franco-Americana who E*d and Mrs. Pearl Babbit, Third Round Local “ Every proposal made by a Re­ chief o f army engineers, would face excommunication from the Ro­ stood to be leaving Chile today of the Sanford Grammar MEXICO CITY, Octi. 29— (N 8 ) publican leader thus far fo r tax 200 Road Signs For included not only form er President fully describe the plan that has Tournament Sunday man Catholic churcH as a m u lt o f — Fifteen rebels were killed la an reduction la less than tha treasury [*cted as secretary. Alessandri but his four sons, Jorge been formulated. a ruling from Rome, will continue attack by Federate near Oriental, can stand," said Collier. Sanford A re Posted •Shinholser, president o f the Mstto Gormat, former foreign with their civil suit against Bishop state o f Pueble, after the rebels The third round o f the Chamber d Chamber of Commerce, minister and numerous other form­ ASKS AR M Y GAME "Tha president has decl Wiliam A . Hckey, according to in- had attacked a rain on the Inter­ l*n the Parent-Tsachers As- of Commerce handicap tournament E. J. Trotter, secretary o l the er cabinet members. that a 1350,000,000 tax cut dicatons today. in the schoola and o f the at the country club will open Sun­ traveler reaching here today. One woman, Amanda Laboroa Hu- Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, too much, but I believe that W AS H IN G TO N , Oct. 22 (IN S ) of the organisation to the day. In addition a blind bogey Bishop Hickey refused to com­ There was no official confirmation bertson, is undarstood to be among and Saxon Jernlgan, local manager —Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali­ should be not less than .th* teachers and the par­ tournament is sheduled. With these ment on a cablegram from Cardin­ by tha war office. o f the National Biscuit Company, the deportees. fornia today telegraphed President two features, Elmsr Carlson said lor. Lawton gave a brief dlsA war office bulletin elate, 000> al Gaiparri, Papa) Secretary o f left early this morning for Macon Coolidge to use hia (influence to Reduction hi corporation be expected ^ on the necessity fo r teacher this morning that Ga. M r. Trotter, said that while on State, to M. Fumasoni-Blondl ap­ that the remnants of the Gomestne A Arm team. tonUv tho that a large ;rowd would be on the Detectives Charged “ •tions In the schools. thU trip he and Mr. Jcroigan would \mYy football ostolic delegate In Washington, ad­ Almada. rebel army which was de­ and abolitin F many "nul nail up 200 road sign* along the (n to play 1Seminole County Teachers’ course on that day. that the sacred congregatt feated in battle by Federal* a taxes were predicted by CUi With Beating N egro routes between Sanford ami Macon.’ ’'land Stanford University. The vising Mr. Carlson also said this morn­ M meet once a month of the council In Rome had given fortnight ago, hava been located Tha signs are handsome indica- H cgram wub referred to the Wur the bishop authority to excomnutn by Federal cavalry midway be­ HERRICK W O N T QUIT at the year. The next ing that plana are being made for tors o f the distance and d i r e c . i o . i l Dens rament. A precedent for tho teat# those who have cited him be­ tween Vera Crus and Tuxpam. a fla g tournament at the Sanford MEMPHIS. Tsnn., Oct. 22.— (IN scheduled to be held at CLEVELAND , OcL » — ( Jhgh School whan Dr. 0. I. Country Club on Armistice Day. S )— On the heels of the payoff o f Sanford; they are black and|-*rvice teams going west was eat- fore a civil tribunal. orange on a whlta background. An aboyahed fast year when Army and Ambassador Myron T. T TO HOP OFF N 6 V . 4 *19 be the principal Considerable Interest has already scandal that rocked the police de­ — l Cleveland at noon been shown In this contest and en- partment, two detectivei have now arrow points towards “ The City Navy met in Chicago. N E W REVOLT REPORTED tranta are urged to give their been charged with beating a negro Substantial" and reads so many SAN FRANCISCO, Oct., 22. Hot Springs, names to Mr. Carlson as early as severely to obtain a confession to miles to Sanford. It is planned to T A L L A H A S S E E GETS V. D. C. KNOB AIR RID E W ASH ING TO N. Qct. 2J (IN S ) -w (IN S )— Captain Charles King- intends to post these signs at intivals of five . . be used against him in court. ANGELES, Oct. M r - ( I N S ) possible. - T h e American legation RvNicar- southern cross, today announced Fla. Oct. TALLAHASI Friday afternoon two matches ' : the both route. Marcveo Lewis, negro thief, ia , Koyeri. cowboy humorist, that be w d his three fellow-fliers Daughters o f -•nliemcnt ex pepted in Lo* Angeles today were played lo the second round near death at Genaral hospital, * * to hop o ff fo r Australia hla post*! to bold thalr 1 o f the City handicap tournament e Spring* to e *n Cove and Detectives Shapely and Long made a round-trip 4. The mdooplane tn ct the n thence to 0'tht between here and with the foUowingresuUa announc­ aro charged with beating hjm. Po­ j^|| 4,0 the long journey w ill be that ha rt. bv said, “ ha had ed by Mr. Carlson this morning: lice Chief Burney and Polka Com la now befit* treonred for ing his di I d, niissioner Tom Allen are Investiga­ th . .n t 1 *Uh a couple o f J. Ames deftated B. Lindsay . mc-dhiU} uture, flight at d Ed., BighleyHi City. left here Tuesday R. Eddington defeated ~ • ‘T V . -VTK ting the cas i I ■. * , *v ■*. "turn* lajt night man 3-1. SR vii'* ; -j RECORD MAKING HENRY J. ALLEN PLAY ENDS N. Y.j THINKS COOLIDGE RUN IN 6TH YEAN MAY BE DRAFTED Me Intyre Funeral Is Announced For Sunday Afternoon r B i b l e Conference Plan To Broadcast W itnesses In Klan Longwood Project Expose Intimidated In Alabama Probe Fourth M essage Is Sent .To France In T ariff Controversy { linole Teacher ib M e e t s With rge Attendance Former President Of Chile Deported With 1 7 Adherents Democrats To Pus 400 M illion Dro_ For Federal Taxes SB >* ■L i :■ �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 21, 1927 Davis To Inspect The Mississippi Levees 1Upsala & Grapeville | M<*. G. Malm is confined with influinzn at the home of Ins da ren­ ter, Mrs. Alma NV,.«e. Mr. and Mr*. Adam K.irr an I family <,f Do I .and spent the ai • noon of the J.'nd viMting ftm in this section. Mi. and Mr«. N’els Swanson a 1 Mis. and Mrs. E. F d.;md<|ui t at I chih.rrn .verc'th- gue-n of Mr ii.ti M-s. Archie Swanson in ' Iiith m honor ef Mr. I.uod ,u: ' * birthday. . Mr. and Mrs. Mngnun on wn. have Just return,"! fi-m Wir.dni. •. entertained relative:, at nir... i la . Sunday. .Mr-..' A. F. V. • U«.k w . ti n the A-l’ i-nl t < p no t n.. in O ribilllo . V. r e . end. " ’■ Meant-k. Roanoke lawyer. He charged that Willie nnd Gpor);1 Vu«e of tloanoki* were ixhil :,*I t»* freaks an "a mha«lrr* i ■ai M an ” and v.-?n* held again t their will by the ciri-u-f. A u :"tt «••••' liroujjht on I ••liulf of the.............. . who rt'C'jfni-•.1 the boys ••1 m the rirnid wnt showing in i! •>i do. The rail , ir ,.-.,.,| that h- ti ed f i r several y n r to '.nd • ' I ".vs after their a " ed i '.y 'he circus. fj NEW YORK. Oct. 21,—Army and Yalo hold the centre i f the football stage tomorrow nftern ,on, but there is such a wealth of fine ccntr&ts on the big card that ns top-liners the west pointers and Etis do not enjoy a rtonoply in the day’s attractions. M t;;■ M i •. . ,.i i I. r .r ■ l . ' i r I iEa*t nnd west, smith and fur a ' . I' o t h e r . I l i a , m o t o i e d . ' west will sec the unf >1.1 I roue of the great foot.!»ull dramas of the year. In addition to the big battle at New Hnven, the cast has counter drawing cards in the Harvard,n'( Dartmouth game »t Cambridge ( ,V ” ( and the Princeton-Cornell contest )>lt . r at Ithaca, to say nothing <f the ( ( r |](.r t Syracuse- Penn State., i’ittsburgh t)Kil , ,, .•Carnegie Tech, Washington i / i d • Je/fcrscn- Lafayette nnd n host of (-u n j' other equally interesting affairs. In the middle west nil eyes will a f(j b«. centers on the Pennsylvania- recently i. Chicago conflict at Cldcagi, but , n(> , t ' i( there, too the counter offerings \|r. y, are unusually colorful with Mich­ igan dedicating its new stadium at edict- , Ann Arbor in a game with Ohio j.,.,. state and northwestern tackling u ilh ■h r .. Illinois at Evanston in what lonV _ like one of the biggest conference 1 games o f the scascn. The Wis- j MI LA N E TH EATRE cohsin- Purdue, Minnesota ! w.» and Notre Dame- Indiana battles ; Wednesday* October 20 a Up will draw their full mete of ■------ -----BfiiuoA. I J • Meanwhile the Pacific coast will I I ^ 1 have a titanic struggle all its own j I (f when'.Califcrtiia and the Southern I I gfeNLQ California elevens clash a*. Berko- I ti B Both teams are as yet un I H j'; / . 11:«-I • I T .I'XTV <•« • r >on. T 1' Mr-fit J I. S W f U . I V ami II I. ! ?.\l;?*f£. ami each of vimi t»» jMT»n!...l* i> mil appear l»«*f •*t •« ••»ir *iiH • nil « ••rt at Snnfnnl J*«*mlniii- • it*.? % I'l *rJ*la. on t’** ' la \ i •. i : ; n V<# * . • I .. lull f,r i oil. plaint tli lb.* r**fl»|»I.'i* w |»«. m M •* I.tk»n .*« . ° f '**.1 ti'l p;t i t i* i * * •I .lfn ln it \ nit *.» ' " i '• lhi-4 • • t lit* t « oniplahit u 111 I.. • I l\ you .in i ••acl» i . . •»!**•• prociMii . . • l nuit U N IO N E C Z E M A O IN TM E N y,.r treatment of Ring Worms, JiggeTs and any skii Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by thj t'N IO N P H A R M A C Y — p|,„ .* • t Cfft.'lln !?**»: t . d a y o f A p ril. A \ h'lllu'i.l S .1tt-1 Select . f i 1< ;.M •. CHRISTMAS CiflH NOW on our* en-sy payment p|aJ Jeweler Only 50 shopping j an 10S Magrnolia Circus Charged With Outlet Cets Winter St vies From Market AhduHi it Two Days ||II|IMIIII| 'JKSHIJT/ •mmnn fLo;?ia\ p c r.'o ft j.. r j , I r 1 [ &; . . |f , 1 j b • ,t V £ L x p e r i S E M IN O L E RADIO CO. oi.‘I San l ord Ave. . Phone 630—.J Cali us tor repairs and demonstrations. ) ^UATi'Eiiv roe. $ 1 ® . © © AND YOt'R OLD BATTERY i -' ril Bntlerifs ocmI no inlrotUictioii, n Ik t: -cd on all makes o f cars and ar. Radio Haltcry. Edv/ard Higgihs, Inc, .Authorized Ford Sales sic Service I’almetto & Commercial Sts. Rhone .‘{111 SPE C IAL •10x3 1*2 Cords J5.50 2HU.40 Cords . 6.9.5 AusS 1.2 Gray Tubes 1.25 1.15 1.45 2Sx4AD Red Tubes 1.70 § All Guaranteed ►Quaker Stale Oil | Gas 21e„ Gretwing 75c ^ jC e c il L. Hines •■cl your prophow in eliminyou may not limn reducing Ala *t* nan* i»r \our itc c tio n secure tin h !,» of ( a^rnry T IM E Savers B y u s in g Ice C o u p o n s . Any m e m b n r of the fa m ily can te a r o u t a c o u p o n fo r t h « q u a n tity o f ice delivere d. N o s u p e rvis io n o r c h a n g e -m a k ­ in g necessary. B U Y Y O U R ICE from llio or truck niitn the oranee Oval e m blem IT IS V O U V GUARANTEE for pure, clean, noinj ICO Courteous treat* m»"»l. prompt service ~pQWfiT/i7> D\-PARTM ENT A. P. Connelly <5 Sons Phone 202 Kslubllshcd 1DOS 221 Magnolia Pkonr Is Goes Churchwell’s Tremendous Price Smashing Children’s Socks 5c Pair 3c Each Men’s Broadcloth Shirts 89c Each Oct. 18.— (IN S )— Th" ^ UH* nkH M*PUn'’- 8-1120, l*K untaid r , frrired hen- at 0:4/5 A. M. todnv 1 • 1 • t .i . Vigo. Spain. A fter taking on W »«J I*) )§Ul»J*«-t to Itri.n *1 53. mail ■^KbppUes, pilot Meru will take o ff r "a' ',ri»>«lt« aulairrl lo llrspna* n r the atores on his wav to N e w ... , " '.’T ""l»J«ri to ao day a an.I i*"Ftnl.aB\ Iitm• * : M f t */ wef thcr conditions are . M uvftctory, he will not stop at th«» * "*' s . , ” (Including tlr„- rt r f „ for nu.neyb.ii ro s a <*s but will ccntimie the ocean a i a i i r .if ." .r .!* . " I htunlelphl <i. to Amenta. * ; -. *’l' ,* * « of Uiassita of thi, 'SI RE IN D E M N ITY STRENGTHENED BY A SERVICE Yeu Ini> not mily indcnnltv in can* nf fire, v hrn you buy Inaiiranu hire, but you atxo ««.• cure the -m ire s of fire* pre­ vention eiginers— Men's Work Shirts p<llv|.|u« l l|s>pu<f|ta aulfjes-t |a, * r * ***’-.* t• :■ aaf ll-laaa-tt llUt- III (Illh. a ||,:,n faar milllrv ba, Wl 11a*. 1..amf y ..r ( |o»,fiti» * m i n rt b» 1*1cat1:i* of l«a,|(| ..... assets <af lit), bank nr ir. . r e p a i r i n g ;’ tt;l up. itsifirrvKil f..r tax-i. I n i - m t u AniaunU .In- |o Hlain l».Uik« cuuipunlrs III tlin Units I J I RMWl i\ a m o Tubes Rnllcric-t c’; Eliminators. Below the Ma*on and Dixon line Oeorgia Tech, conqueror t>f the, Alghan.a crimson tide, hat an open <lqte before its Nctre Dame game, tloorgin, which defeated Yu! >, br.tUcs Alabama Poly at Columbus, DIO- FEA TU R ES THIS S E A S O N (1*^ Vanderbilt seeks to ledc Mit that defeat by Te gas in the game ft AT H i* 'Cl n jr 'vlth TuJane at Nashville while Virginia tackles V’. P. I. at ( h ir- t lottcsville. * Nothing like the il-t to 0 d-!bacle which Yale’s lot in the last ' clash with the Went Point eleven ; is, expected i t New Bavin to- . morrow. Ilnrdly anyone connect- j W r& m U ed .with the hluc's gridiron d st in* I ic f iwonld be willing to predict .1 j victory aver th e'army eleven, but j !«/i'«{t^ . jm*if ' Yalu has a strong machine when • Ilruee Caldwell is going at his be •• an'j there will lie a mighty tussle • when thia really great back faces ' i the artry trio,—Cagw, Wilson and I B a n d <SO rt& trj c fS o fo is ts -M y S treet P jr J c ’- i Morrell. The army lias p'nyei! no really Plus'Tax $1.00, SI.nil §2.00 Seats Non good eleven nml f„ has made a Prices ' mdatively poor showing again* t Selling the kind o f opposition it has faced It bn* had its goal line crossed three times and hns been forced to « b.irlrr N ii-:;TIX fig h t hard for victory in three nf i i i . t ' o i i 1 p i 1 1 1 1 ; M i M i i t itiv o|.< T i n ; it* four games. K lllx l n .t\ u ill. ix T i n : x r v n : m - i i n u i i M , v r -i i i i Pennsylvania has n psychological o r III s|\| s . I I I O f T , UN II, I0U7 if nof u physical advantage over h i j s i i i in i;s -Chicago for ns yet no Pennsylvania Ifuunl*. Ificluiliug r.iliMiuint• in-. o ilie r lam he niMl for* l«K M ilIraqi has lowered its colors to the •>r llr.lflis H<lli| Wltll IlllltO -I III . . midway eleven, > (r-vi •|it Hid ... eli-iu ii It. hi ilowover. Penaylvnnia does not H . I K . K . Iff Tol uI litnHpi appoftr to be as invincible as u cht * w w h ugo on the game which *nw Penn d a le route the worthy qjiakers. No one appreciates more tlian Jesse Hawley just how stiff »n axs^nment Dartmouth has drawn against Harvard in the Cambri.lge .xttdium tomorrow. Hawley hiu< Jiipleosant memories o f the unex* ks. Ii.mk-r* iltvfJ Mai<» 1 |«Ttcd setack his green eleven re• 1 1 10) m i veil last season from u suppos. uipt 1a . y wc“ k Hurvunl team. Thi fn advance like another D«ht battle with the odds fuvorim: •’-niilial Nina k iiauj in I .’.it.Aim <ia» Siiriihi- run,| . Durtmouth slightly, I UO.Oiiu/.i) !'• t'nilhlil-il |iri.f||M H ' s n .j Frfaeeton and .Cornell are re ­ *• l ‘«-*vrvii| for i-ontinai-m-ii m IC.S7 saining n football series that w:l. • . la-fs ••urr-nt u p . n— . jmj, ' ca Wnrl; Cttrir.-nieesl lloseh, Freed KNman & (Voslcy Receiving Sets. $15. ;:* r‘ »fi«t check >1 uuuian.llii 4 * * « . ’ ’ ** •■h*" ks iiulNtiiti.|ii,k> la.l.il >.1 lu*in, 21. rs j.;. llrMSHtf Or|,u«l|a (..il.-r ihnn J"T las ra-st-ria. |il«l»a-||n [ ij c h t ICE DCPAUTMEMT f i » taw-ask 3(i inch White Nainsook Ladies Outing Gowns* , 95c Each • 36 inch Under Wear Crepe 16c yd. Scout W ork Shoes al $1.95^ fi.b?’; ii .|.. .., || , •' I a ml ; < I Hllra »l«|rH alruMl), l ailla-r IP a..lV > . ' " ‘•'mbnic W a r a Maun S* of United «l l uia liiiUnic all a n," i IMS ablii ’ l*urri»tvr«l Mlnrottnle^ . ' ' T.,m’ j rr<i'^ ;<‘uated . . ; I t,-iii f l> l. iSa.noai ns * to.j r: ai 1 “ f l-’ t.aitila. Jh' h i; ' nun it l.iiiik, acatemopt i lr my \.K l »« •4?*»l "Ufirti lit befit*,. It. U. r i l U A H I I K I t -'lain li t Florida u( "'ia«.*«»iun K s p lr m Ju„. »u>U i|*» »<>)< ri1*11y und W lllTxk lL. CuMUUr il^jr o f Ort«»b« r ‘ i j 27. A u .it I- A. Ilftl MI.KY Jt C. DUftOtJU K I*. KdltSTpUt Wcluku Block Sanford, Fla* �* ...i The Sanford Herald P»UM*4 rren (■ M a r Rl (■■(•rti FU H U tit I t f i a i l * A m i* . i* m < — tW l 1M*. • ( r t i Poatafflee P l i r l * . »W * r mmi mi March S. t«*T-_---------- nOI.LA.1U U DBA 1 ---- FDITnn l». HOWARD BKRO--- MAOAOBH KARLM K. JOIBS, K * » a « t i* M l l « im iC H im o x RATRS ■ta# Via -----------------------#•» Waaika ...---- 1*.. ---------- *»i“ U r n Martha —.... ..... — *T.T* Mr I'a rriir r * r U r ik l, -------------**.1* » 4 IC ai H ' » * • * ----- * L S a Tft* lirraU SaafarS’a p'aanr aiwa> • * » u k w ^W a ta th» la t f m i ImMI t*wa atn lr*. r * « * M i l (rata thl* aaaar*ar i n n m c m Iu II m tm a ti thaaaanA w*r4a 4ally **,rT" tac all fhi '* iA liv * m l a *f Ik* » • lira war.4. ih r I. N. » la M R iia L if rfflrliat tu FlorMa a*4 Ita • nainrr af haaMlias •*•■* arwa la <«l(ha*t M illThe la a a r a k fr af th* • •till liana a ml Clfaalatlaaa. aa Mlrraatl'wuil Aaaailatlaa at Pah. labira. AStirllarra, and A 4*irllala( Aaiala hlrh naalna raih Hah* llahii.aiiairhir ta aahwll la a tkarsafcj aa4lt a< ■ahairlpliaa Mala la ar4ir la *irllr abaalalrlr all rlaltna u* llnalallaa a* w ill aa kaa/al k »«l»r «, rail had*. RATURD \Y OCT., 22. 1927 T U B I IK I IA L I H S H H O U R A M | —l>un<iia» la rlir ,• la la ir a tta a , ' TH E SANFORD HERALD, SATU R D AY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 P ACE TW O R itfrM aa Atiiktr «T, •f llifiH . U u r m •( r raaalr >4. V—Ilira ir wafer raala t» Jarhaaa itila. t —< a a « l r a r l l a a a f Nt. J a a a a Ia 4 ta a H l r r r I anal. ta—laaaaarallaa af aiaalhlr “ Par* ill I — . t u i n ' a l l a i a f h a ll4 fa # »* • * g r a t a * bauar- . b a tila , a r a r ta a ia t 4*ngjtea« 4 —-A r a a m n r l l r Cheat, I — ('• a .p le H v a af illr h a aaM ta. tla a a***sraia. ,— A a rvt a a4 a a a 4 ira b a a p lta l. BIBLE VEUBE FOR TODAY GREAT KNOW LEDGE; — The Lord hath madq known ft in sulvatlen; His righteousness hath He openly showed in the sight of the heathen. Psalm U8;2. PR A YE R ; WE thank Thee, Lord, that Thou hast not hidden Thyself from ua. TH E LOST FRIEND He comes no more To my office door, My friend of a year ago. We shall never meet On the crowded street, Exchanging n giad hollo! Time waa I thought, Aa a comrade ought, Thnt ever his friend I’d he; But our paths have turned, And now I've learned How little he valued nt«. He pastes me by With n downcast eye, lie dodges me when ha can; f saw hint today , I walked his way, Ami my one-time playmate ran! ' So no tears I shed For the friendship dead, Of the man who Is still j*llve; “ ^But who comes no more To my office door, Since I foolishly loaned hln> "five." V And r show no woe That he let me go, For the price of a summer hat; But I say: “ Let him keep My five. It's cheap To be rid of a man like that," Wonder what will he used for bathtubs In the Earl Carroll home? -------- o-------Yale seems likely to get a tilg kick out of the Army mule this afternoon. Mr. Coolidge And General Summerall . President Coolidge'* recent rebuke of MnjorGeneral Abroad the Train. Summerall because the latter insisted upon talking too plainly Infantile Paralysis. about the army housing conditions has caused widespread Thr Real Killer. comment and has occasioned no little amount of critic is m o f What Will America be? the chief executive for his attitude in making a mountain I I, A r th u r U riahs ne P n a , rig h t I * n h r 3 tn r Cm. out of the proverbin! mole hill. It appears that the president has developed an extremely sensitive nature in regard to any TH IS LS W RITTEN on "The comments that may be made by government officials about Chief” one of m ar^J rplendJdly •quipped W»*«-»--^yrtcurry passen­ government affairs. .. . . . gers belw.en the two oceans in It seems that President Coolidge was not so disturbed perfect comfort. about what Major General Summerall had to say as he was How long will such trains carry with the way he expressed it. But if press dispatches can the passengers? Railroad men that be regarded with any degree of accuracy, there is little to see think would have asked Ihemse'lves question could they have seen in the officer's remurks that should arouse the chief execu­ that Will Rogers, traveling as an air tive enough to abruptly summon the chief of staff on Lhe car­ passeng. r. United Slates mail, pet. The whole discussion seems to center upon the statement muring over und past the "fn st” in which Summerall remarked that "until the administration expresses, leaving them in the dis­ tance as lhe first locomotive left is aroused to the real need, nothing can be done. the old stage rouchs. It is evident that Mr. Coolidge has taken the matter en­ tirely too seriously.. If his action in the Summerall case is ROGERS PAID $40fl "postage" on | to be taken as a criterion, in the very near future it will ho him«e!f from I^>s Angeles to New j extremely dangerous for an officer of the army to make any York. When the fast express hail got well under way. and passengers kind of a remark without running the risk of a presi­ had settled down for their four dential reprimand. In view of General Summerall's splendid nights and a little more than four army record and the evident interest he has in the building days const to coast trip, Rogers j and maintaining of our fighting forces, it would appear that was in Chicago. When th"y had j gone through luncheon and dinned i Mr. Coolidge has acted ton hastily and in so doing has done on their second day Rogers was in | the army chieftain an injustice. New York. By the time they The president’s action recalls a similar incident some reached N’ t-w York he was back months ago when he suddenly stopped Secretary ot Navy in California, and remember thnt [ was flying slow Iv. less than 100 j Wilbur's tour of the west and prevented the latter from mak­ he miles an hour. Plan s already , ing a,certain address because of certain remarks in it that built go .100 miles an hour. Men will were not to the likimr of Mr. Coolidge. It also recalls the days soon make the trip from New York ! when the presidential muzzle threatened Billy Mitchell and to San Francisco between break- ' fast ami dinner time, a< a mutter Admiral Sims, who had the temerity to voice their own views ! of cours •. about defects in army and navy management. i when i.Homoiive* came. ..ged doWhatevor may he said against General Summerall, the ,|o* .niit, "Nothing will wer take public is willing to forgive him because it knows that what­ the place of the -luge coach for ever remarks he made they were prompted by a desire to r al reliable travel " The first locomotives that made promote the welfare of his men. That sincerity of purpose from *0 lo miles an hour killed should have been considered by Mr. Coolidge before he openly the stage couch. What will the 300mile-an-hour airplane do to long held the man up to the embarrassment o f a call down. distance railroad passenger traffic? --------------o-------------- Those Who Should Not Marry TRUEM j FERTIU i Whose Baby? As Brisbane Sees It CO. TANCTE. A l l "MIGHT Mu SE A LOT VILPEP TH AN H E P . fr- M ain O ffic e , ♦ ,( f .An d SHE. c K ftS y -m 5KLTEW RW IEPH ER ti ve r t t C. L. Deri Phene 8t Storage NOSE Sanford heed | ] s “ P?Iy Co. Elton J. Moughton Architect First Nat’l. Hunk Bldj, Sanford. Fla. jcnTTTTTTTmrmr SKE7TAY !e if Loansl V O IL H E P s h e ’s m medi J U S lA S • B S A t fE A S M m u ! ! Why Homt* men never marry has always been a question of some concern to those more fortunate individuals who have CITATION • in* t h i : <' I n e t *i t c o c k t t w h n . I ) ,T 111 It 11 J I’ D IC IA L Flit* .'HIT, Tt WlloM IT MAY CuNCKItN succeeded in leading some rair lady to the altar. On the other l \ r\ N* I * |-\)K SF.MINol.i: t'O FN.NNlTICi: Ihe| ,*t,V Klven lt*nl TY. Fl.Ottl I 'A, IN l 'll ANCI'IH Y. hand, most of us will agree thnt there are some men who i n,|er iiiul 1,» tirliie of a writ of A M •‘I.IIMXION'S. Complainant, would have been better o ff had they remained single, not be­ \x <xerutl*,*! l.--u***t ill of the County |M A U H A H K T FLI'.MMOVS. Hef.udcause of any fault of their better seven-eigths but because t'Mirl ,,f S.-oino.le Count)', Florida. I nt. tlltllHIt 1*1' f t [II.IC IT IO N of their own shortcomings. upon a certain jmlumeiit recovered of ,\'nv*ml>*r, A. D 1927. |ire»*nl to To Margaret Flciunions, Falutka. in a certain , itn»> in said Colin;) In this connection, we were interested to read several . ,, lli>. I lonoralil* County J u <Ik <* of SemI'nIlian* F iui M ) Cl,,i Ida Inom ■ ouiny, Fli>rliln, Ibvlr final re. Court of Seminole County, Florida toil are herrov ordered and reday., ugci an editorial in the New York Time, which point* loro, account utul vouchers as u<l- wherein I tar Id II l.e\i was plaintiff uulred t<> lie and appear upon the rat rices of the estate of J. K. 7th day of November. A. I*.. 1927, to out many icasons why some mnnied men should have never •ami nti'**tcipal, mur*1 than it seems luliilst I.A INt:, llecetmeil, an.I at sulil lime, nnd S ij I*,,rl• r « i» tlefemlnnl, anil m q of Complaint rllnl against marched to the altar. The New York newspaper maintains , to do. There are -loon cus: h in the then amt there, make ai>i>llentlnu to wherein th» pin lot Iff recovered a )IIIo ou vs th,, above styled r u u *r and Juilge for a final settle­ jtadirnteni In th, -urn of 117.', 01). and l 'nurt. that the man who never should have married is: United states now. Nobody knows the The Sanl/ird lb raid, lx hereby dexllow the disease starts and spreads. ment of their :i.lmlril“l r.u Ion of unlit Hie , im of <11 A|- I have "The man who lalks about 'supporting' a wife when she The disease breaks out nobdy • Male, ami for an or.ler •UsehiUKimi coals'lit levied up,,ii nnd will sell for cash *%t ign.it>,I uh the newspup, r in nlilcli It * lo i« s such A.lniluist rat rlees till,,rd**r sli.ill be pttbllxltetl tor th* Court Hour,- doot In the I'nuirt is working fourteen hours a duy, including Sundays. I'.iteU this the 27th tlay of A u k u s L <»f Semin,>l,‘. Slat.* of Florida, on four eonsecutlve weeks. knows how of why, in dark city Witness V. i:, Douglass. Clerk of "The man who thinks it is ‘all nonsense* for a woman streets and in dis ant sunlit beaut- \ I' I '121. Mi tulnt -in•>, r 7lh. A. ft . 1927. J U L I A F. I.A IN O anil I.etwei'i, I he h o u r . ,f el, ten o'l'loes -aill Court, nnd the official seal to want a ten cent bunch of pansies or violets when she 1 ful V1,deys. more than thousands of I JKA.NBTTI-: K. LA I NO. A M nnd too o'clock I* Al .the fot. thereof this litii day of October, A. As A itin Inlet rat rices of tae *.i, low I lie de-crll.ed proper! t Ilf s tf I). 1927 hasn’t seen a flower for five months ' 1 ,M'Pun’ nn,< r,0H0 < tale of J K. I.AINO. ileceas. Foiter to. tv It V 17 nOUHLASH. •Jy A. M. W K K K H ine man who thinks a woman s bonnet ought to cost ------\ . *~ I). C. I Small Fla to. 75 cents. • I st’CII A MYSTERIOUS dinense I (RI7AL.) ,1 K<ressers. N O T l r i : OF FtTll.lt ATIO N SAMUF.L A. H. W H .K IN S O N . I Sewing Machine “ The man who thinks his wife exists for the comfort and **whte or cattle would he in­ IN T i l l : t l l l r l IT t ill IIT, T W B N . Sollcltur for Complainant. .7 ItoyeH di C,intents, t y -t i i i i i i > j i i i k t a l r n i r r i r vestiguted and fought fought by the convenience of his mother and sisters. ,1vestiguted and ] Folding Leaf Kitchen Table OF I'l.OIIIIIA. IN A NO FOIl T U B government riierg: .irally. i Matresses. FOPNTY OF S K U IN O l.B i IN •* “ T he man who provides himself with a family and trusta The Rockefeller Institute Is doing 3 Small center tables C N A N C H ItY . 1 I Lard Can Providence to provide the family with a home ami something admirable work, but a nution nf J O H N tt. AKAIITACK. C o m p l a i n a n t . 1 Trunks. \ N . to eat. 115,000,000 should not leave such A M MILAM, IIA Kill KT A. KOIlO 2 Cougnleiim Itiigs. SPECIAL it fight to the g nernsity o f fine 2 Small tlftok SheKes ntnl A, W. iloilo, her liustiatui, "The man who thinks that women nre angels. 2 Kugs. ltefemtan man. 30x3 1-2 Cords - $5,50 r* I lining Chairs. ^The man who thinks thnt nobody but an angel is good _____ T O A. M. Mll.AM. MILAM, whose plnrc plane o off' renintent Is unknown: T o llAlt-e* 1 rrt. II. IL Hoods 29x4.40 Cords . 6.95 enough for his wife. ! YOUNG W ILFRED WINTERS KIF.T 1 dresser base. T A. 10)110 anil A. W. HOIK), -------- "nsL YU I ward robe. her hual hushaiul. Koine, (isorKlo30x3 1-2 Gray Tubes 1.25 The man who thinks that n woman ought to give up a BOt 1drunk nn moonshine whisky, I Fleet rlc Floor Lamp. The _____________ i<> uhovr.Htylvil suit __________ luivlnw liven; I two young women, then kill­ 30x3 1-2 Red Tubes .1.45 I Cedar Chest. thousand dollar salary and work in his kitchen for her board w1 "tj Instituted for the puriiuse of foreed himself. His grandmother says rloshiK a mortgage executed by A.j 7 I lockers. and a few clothes nnd be glad o f the chance 29x4.40 Gray Tubes 1.45 I OH Heater. " T h o mnn tu: i " "before God it was not my grand- W. Milam to s, euro the nuyment! I I loll Ituggy. to thn above-n.lined complainant of I 29x4.40 Red Tubes .. 1.70 • man \sho thinks a five year old worsted street gown son that di<i the killing, but the man deferred 1 I’orch Swlritr. purchase money payments! is trie proper sort of toilet for a dinner party or reception i^'ut sold him the whisky/ I Tabu ret. All Guaranteed due him, und secured hy that cer.I I Mirror Frame. The girls and the tain Indenture of mortgage dutnl 'T h e man who labors under the delusion that his wife’s ^ murder of' thoss L Quaker Stale Oil 1 oil Stove Oven. the 17th ilny of July, A. I). 1921,, young man's suicide were cuused by 1 o il stove. money belongs to him. nnd recorded In Mortgage Kook " I t " I Gas 2 lc„ GreasinR 75c bootleggers of course. The chief as­ at page " t l j e of the public records I Auto Tool lln.x. The man who thinks a parloi carpel ought to last fif­ sistant in the killing was u govern­ of Hemlunli, County, Florida; Ami I Carton. I Motor I tout FI) Wli. , I teen years. Cecil L. Rines ment too feeble to enforce pro­ it uppeurlng from the sworn bill of hibition, too cowardly to admit eomplulnl herein filed uiralnst you that you do not rusldu within the Mtule of Florida; thnt you are over the a g e of twenty-one years, nnd that there Is no person 111 the Hlute of Florida thn service of a subpoena upon whom would he binding upon I I I I Harden Hone. Spray Can. Iron Hoard. II*ix Heater, A ilata-wtde •rfiat. aalion w h ich offer, immediate isrvice. Ne dalays. No red Up«. U n lim it e d fnadt available at oacs tor loan* oa improved ■v reeidsace and bail, ■ais p r o p e r t y ia amounts fromXAJ.OOS t o 3 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Sop or Atltlress :J. Our Local Counsel S. R. Dighton Sanford, Ela# (j *»- .s ► - >r' ; M o r t g a g e 'C o l K•JT 312 State Bank BIJ:. Ph ,tc 5737 ■ Orlando, FIs. F irs t National Bank "The Bank of Sendee" I GO1 West First St. t Open Haul ilotot1. DR. NICHOLAS M U R RAY But­ 3 Itox Kitchen I't, nslln An exchange says a sign on a t S nail I I lux A ContentFord along tha roadside tells the * t 'T*?e ma,Xwho always leaves his w ife at home when he ler, hend of Golunthus college, culls you: l Until Anelair. prohibition responsible for crime, takes hia summer vacation. t 11,11. ix> it.al Slats world, " I do not choose to run." T H E R K F O U H . It Is hereby order­ immorality anti tlrunkeness among ....... . _ ..... . ................. 3 ltd), tr.) lied Halts ed thnt you lie and appear to thi-------o-------. « .nJ ’Thie*i.man who doesn’t know what on earth a -woman I Ib>x Crockery. i.lK of emitplaViit ii) !hTs einise fli-Vl Before passing judgment it U al­ wants with money when she has a bill at the dry goods store. children, and says Republicans anti against I llroom. you ut the Court House ut Democrats must take a definite ways wise to wait until the evi­ I 111. Klti'hett I'ti'tiilH HEY! H E Y! Haiifnrtl, Florida, un the 7th tbit of stand oil prohibition in 1D 2H . The man who thinks a sick wife would feel hetter if t Hand Trunk. November, A. It. 1*27. unit then and dence is all in.— Suwannee Demo­ I Anchor chain. This is the place to trade, she would ‘get up and stir around.’ But Republican nnd Democrutis there make answer to said 1,111 of crat. I U'nsh Hoard. complaint flleil against you lu said politicians believe in being elected, swap, exchange, buy or sell —- ...... o------------licit Springs, cause. lied Knds. m" nncra “ ™ n <*» h" « " * « * first, last and all the time, if pos­ • IT Id F U K T I I C K O flD K IlH n that ii1 Large tires, butties, metal, junk Anyway, a flyer drowned at sea h i. o ^ f h ? e . M d ° f0r,' t,t“ Itox. sible. Anti they will not tuke n defi­ this order of publication tie publli dvancis science as much aa a foot­ 2 Flectrb* Fans o f all kinds. bheil In The Hanford Herald, u i , u s. nite stand on prohibition in H12S. .1 Mirrors, ball player's broken neck advances w ife ( S s . m,in Wh° thinkS h° Can keep h,,UMe better than his paper published In Seminole I'.ointy, Bottles of nil sizes nnd I T u b A t’null'tile. Florida, once each week foe four L-etnln.— Palm Booth Post. I c ra s s Hook. W H A T IS AM ERICA, us regards consecutive weeks. kinds. ■ o - I Kliclo-a Itange. 1VIT.NKHS rny hand ns Fieri. its people, what is It destined to be? I Fane Seated St Chair. ir evenings ure being spent s n , m S & ' ^ ° o X k" thWe " the C irc u it Court uf the T w e n t y 1 n" ' CC likL' Indians were here first, Columbus T h ir d Judicial t'trru lt lit und for I'' the hlghenl and best bidder :<l quietly at the comer drug store, came, then the Pilgrim Fnthers de­ Seminole County, Florid a, uml the "licit sale. listening to the versions o f the re­ I’Mfchaser Jo pay for Itlll nf Male termined to worship God ns they Heal o f said Court, un this the 23rd K O T S ’ H A T K O ; October 7tli. 1927. cent Second Battle of Paris.— <tuy o f September. A. D- ls*2 l. pleased ami to make everybody else C. M, 11ANIL V f t POUOLASH Miami Herald. FLO R ID A R E A D Y FOR T H E FO U N T S. SOMAN Sheriff of Seminole t 'mini \ FI I worshipTJim us they pleasetl. They Clerk of Circuit Court of — -o ---- ■ JAH. H. SIIAHON JH. S 1*3 Sanford Ave. tieinlnole County, Florida, would not recognise today's popu­ TIMES. UN I ON There aro still many millions of Hy: A. M WKKKH. i Attorney for J'lulntlff. lations. The city of Chicago contains t l» C. I people who feel that wastebaskets 450.000 Germans, 400,000 Pol's, Conferences and report's coming number of restaurant* „ „ i (S H A L L I were made us places to throw OBO, (J. IIC lllllN O . in from many sources indicate that tV s -- ° - - reSt! urantj! “ n‘ ‘ ,le!icl* 100.000 Jews, 100,000 Irish, 200,000 lighted matches into.— The Apala S o lic ito r f o r Complalnsnl. s ready to receive tviait-| hu Ituliun;, 200,00(1^ Ilohemuins and rloritia Is chlcnla Times. ireil per cent in the past five ors and entertain them pleaaanGyiy Greeks. Not exactly what you would IK T H E CtnClJIT C O U R T TW KN-' L A N E Y ’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” -------o - ■ comfortably and reasonahiyy' call "pure Nordic." T Y . T H I K I * J U D I C I A L CtKCUIT Thdr successful stand last week -jj/otel, transportation and pub­ IN A N D FOJt SKM INOLK c n j ' N What type, what civilization will Transportation and accomodations licity men have recently conferred E. First St| Prescriptions Filled Promptly against the Wildcats should give TY. F L O R ID A IN CHANCKHY. are principal features when a trip regarding the prosects of the regu­ come out of that mixture? F R A N C K S t’LKO THOMAS. Com­ th- Gators the necesasry courage to Florida is discussed. In many lar tourist season, nnd among the Sanford plainant. ! And Accurately o'withstand the attack this after­ v* Women flyers should huve one places of the country Florida is m* ny things -if cussed were advantage anyhow. They shouldn’t H A U L XV. THOMAS. Dxfrnilant. noon of the Wblfpack o f North discussed. In many places of the amusements and uiversions. ottunit OF fttn 1.1 CATION It rdrollna. country Florida is being talked was shown tha# much is expected run out o f gas as soon as most men. To Paul XV. Thomas, Ht. CtiarW. ----------------South Carolina. about, and there is good reason td in thg way o f outdoor sports, boot You are h<*ri*hv nrtlereil anil re. Mayor Autrey’s statement that Assistant Secretary Lawman expect a strong movemnt in this racing, golf tennis, water sports, qtllred to he and appear upon lhe several Sanford wholesale houses direction before very long. The hunting, fishing, dancing and a says his arm gets tired some days 7lh day of November. A l>„ 1927. t>■ Plumbing — Heating were moving to Orlando because o f signing dismissals for prohibition a Hill of Complaint flleil uKalnHt consensus of opinion, practically varied lot o f other things which "Service You’ll Appreciate" XPii In the above etyleil Court. reduced freight rates stamps him everywhere in the state is that serve to mako the stay „ f winter ugentH. Also, he relates, the coun­ Tha Hanford Herald a neweoaner ! having a vivid Imagination, try is getting dryer ami dryer all published In Seminole County, Flurl-I things are in good order and the visitors jdeasant. The home folks JA M E S A. SANDS ty the least. the time. More power to your good Ha. la hereby deelanated a* the gates wide open for newcomers participate in and -o------newspaper In which the order shall enjoy these right- arm, .Mr. Lowmani 123 Saa/ord Ave. Phone 630J. he pajhllehnl for four ronsei'iillv, j -Trading in second hand automo- J w l l r i y Wh° haV* be* n com,n*I55>r** Bls<J. ond the winter* usually lil'es haa been so brisk in Chicago InmilrLta i t 1 "?any l»ter-city and commun- a longer or shorter visit in the fall. witneee V, E. Iln u iliM , Clerk nf said Circuit Court and thr offi­ fh# nast few we«ks that city Is far flun! J i » n° W Cp T infr fv ° m ily intere.ting thousands. They will find Florida delightful. the cial «cal thereof. thU *lh day of thinkinr of either starting a tin r a t « of The weather during October and Oetoher, A. IX. 1M7 5 ! " k * n* ,“ b° U J t . Flpri‘,a offcrl,• ,trat or al,< « incomparable climate; next i factory or e n l a r g e Its dump- ” " “ f ' j ] J« nd water trsvel, VV B. DOUOLAHS. U N IO N ECZEM A O IN T M E N T rates at hotels and boardinjr houses claims to have room and comfort November Is usually balmy, and ny A. M. WKKKH. with U st a suggestion of autumn, * grounds.—Tlmes-lJnion. and for apartments. Florida has . IX C. for hundreds o f thousands of For treatment o f Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption, -O-" ■ al spice os to be appreciated by (PEAL.) been building, steadily, mil the guests, at reasonable prices. Then visitors and home folks alike. Th# S A M l 'K L A. It. W I L K I N S O N . ' ^rmer Governor Henry J. Allen ^ Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tha spring nnd summer, and is better it udd* the attraction Snilritor for CnmplnlmtnL_________ o f many early visitors will find hotels and Kansas aaya the farmery have prepared now than ever before to amusements and entertainments, other places of entertainment open IN CO U NTY c o u n r . HKM1NOLK ?ut docided to work out their U N IO N P H A R M A C Y Phone 375 ° " ep * nV and evrey style o f ac­ ‘ with always the open inviting — hundreds of them— and the stay salvation. Some o f these days comodation desired. BO U NTY A N D B T A T R OK F L O III• ■■ touring, walking and every snort should be a distinct pleasure DA. C IV IU ' fanners are going to rise up During the past yesr a number and gome that needs the sunshine Florida's golden crop o f citrus D A V ID a L E V Y , r ia l m iff. i get what th »* want* and when ot ‘* rF f hotels have been con fail H. H. I*OHTEH. Defendant.* Jo there will he some walling ■tructed, and many smaller ones. and mild temperaturen for full en­ fruit is beginning to ripen; joyment. Hunting and fishing are fruits and vegetables nre in abund­ S U IT FOR R E N T rcral political camps. Apartment houses have been going among the features o f a winter In ance, and within the next few -------o up ail over the state. The latter Florida, and with hundreds of months a number o f very interest­ that Attorney Genera] Fred •re to be found almost anywhere miles of ocean and gu lf coast, hun­ ing county and community fairs haa handed JLt down . . an ’" ' r — where a few years ago they dreds of'beatuiful lakes and scores DIGGERS DAIRY FARM eandl£taa for governor weve only available in the Urgent of bold rivers and creeks, water will bo held The state fahr, opening In J jr ’ j io n ville in November, is an Eifta NOW on our ni ' Phone 37 Mltiy baa been question- cities. The apartments rang* from ■port* are highly popular. Jeweler ImDortant event, and will afford easy payment plan. 1not ba barred from making ^ L » one*room' Sweat U llk Sweet Cream kitchenette and Without waiting fo r what Is unusual opportunity for studying next year. W e may hath to ten rooms and two or rather generally termed "the *■*». Butter MUk Only 50 shopping < the whole doggona thrae baths. Light housekeplng is ular season,” theta w ill probably conditions and prospects Florida! Milk for Babies la "at home” now, and will be fore Chi' [ out fo r the office. elded In til proper ways, and th# bg^many people coming down for pleased to greet all comers ■■2" " H. C. V1ELE Service ' C *>SJ w i ­ IN F A N T ILE PA IEA LYSIS ap­ peared in the castle *<f five-yearold King .Mi*.hud of Itoumania. Im­ mediately the king was carried F IN A L X O T Ili; away lo the Carpathian mountains. T il K C O I N T V That unfortunatley does not IN.h T ui nl :k ,r OsI 'kHmTi nOF o i .i : coi v n mean safety for the hubv king. N o­ VTATK O F FI.O It I II A, body knows how infantile paralysis I a r>* (h^ e»tat* of J i: I.AINO. — in I’rolinlv. comes what causes it or how it is F I N A L NOTM’ i: imlpanted in the blood of its vic­ n i »t i f i : is in :m :itv o iv k n ihai TI'** iinil^rKiKtu'il « III. on th.- tHt <lav tims. o °L hr/haA sevcnty*five dollars worth o f fishing that it cannot enforce it. Qn( Can 4 affor<l a new of curtains for the dining I OCijji* Select CHRISTMAS | M eeting Your Problems Squarely MOST m fi have Is MicrcNsful in hrlpinf They want to make monry und get on in the world. They have obliga­ tions and rrsponM' bilities. They want to meet them nquarely, hon­ estly and complete­ ly. Being felldw-citi­ zens the nfflcerK and tlireiftom of this bank fully appreci­ ate thin. That'it why we are rennful In helpiflf our customers to mrrt their problems understanding. We invite you ts discuss your prot»> iemx with us—our . e x p e r i e n c e msy prove helpful. Com* In and talk it over. S t r i c t e s t Confi­ dence Assured Cordially .. 108 Magnolia Wf, 1? * Local Reprenj 'D SAKE ftS C U lTsfj iiiv U : J ™ Jacksonville,] f'Jblx* .7, �TH E SANFORD H ERALD , SATU R D AY. OCTOBER 22, 1927 MEXICAN COTTON icial And Personal Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J Mrs. H.WJtucker' Has Mrs. Ralph W igh t Is Nellie Turner Circle Spies On Spouse Lovely Party Friday;Bridge Hostess F o r,H o ld s M eeting With' - A w m r in r m in w i H iding In Baggage In Honor O f Visitor! Mrs- A . B. Peterson Mrs. R oll Wednesday G R O W lilW l l l l l N u W AR S AW , O ct 22 - H o w Jeal­ ousy drove a wife to lock herself A lovely compliment to Mrs. j The Nellie Turner Circle of the \ lovely social courtesy given In in-hcr husband's trunk jn order to-* h. nor of Mrs. R. G. Slaughter of A II. Peterson, who reccnly nr- , first Baptist Church met YVednexstipcrviie 'his behavior on bnslnts* Hopewell, Va„ the house guest of rivod hero from Jamestown N.Y., ; day afternoon at the home of Mrs. -------(trips urt.1 revealed hare when rail- • M ESDAM ES M ITC H E LL AN D H UGHEY Mrs. John W. Sneed, was the bridge to spend the winter, was the bridge ,1 K. Roll. II S. S u p re m a c y T h rea te n e d road pjrtar* found the pretty jr-artv given on Friday afternoon luncheon given on Friday by Mrs. Plans were made for a spend HOSTESSES TO TH E W .C .T .U . *Bv Use O_f Cheap Chinese *!” * Si BF!h?nowa il y Mrs. H. W. Rucker a tiie r home Ralph Wight nt her home in Rose the day party to be given next . , , , , ___wife of. a Polish manufarturor, Court. -And Japan ese t'^ rjn ^ tla n d s ,cfjnceajej jn a_l«rge sample case. | in Pinehurst. Wednesday at the home o f, Mr?. The members of the \V. C. T. U. Tlit following. committee Autumn flowers^ ia . the vivid I. E. Estridge on Palmetto Avcnu *. Ex-Newspaperman Reports A ll -indication:* of a gruexpme met Friday afternoon at the home appointed t„ attend all me.tings • Green, whits; and gold was the trnnW murder became apparent of Mrs. W. I. Hughey on East I of th c;ty commissioners; Mrs. colors featured in the decorations hues were behtifnily blended and i After the hUiness session the refrehments conW AYCROSS. Ga., Oct. 22,(IN 31 when* the porters, regardless o f the Fifth Street for their regular meet-, Elliott, .Mrs Revoking Mrs' \ v "l ami were artistically carried out arranged in bowfs and baskets |hostess served with golden rod and other autumn nlnmt the room* where the guests l*j*ting of hot chocolate and dough — Supremacy of the South, in cot silent instruction* “ Caution, do not i injr. Mrs. Hpghey and Mrs. F. It Hughey. Mrs.E.HfiCarroll and Mrs! MONDAY j nu*„ flowers arranged in pottery bowls. assembled for the. game. hostesses. 1ton production will he threatened tipji*-labelled o the trank, bumped" John Leonard!. i Insrirationnl Meeting, Mitchell weFc hostesses, The morning hours were quickly ! d Tallies used in keeping score for i , rc of the PresbyterHallowe’en ideas were came Visitors present wore: Mrs. J. within the near future by Mexico, it on the platform with a bang. * Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. John Leonardi lux JX' t '•*••JP o'clock at the out <>.i* in the decoration ami anil later iin and Mrs. Abrahams were appointed l,hl' intending game of bridge were spent with games of progressive ' H. Estridge, Mrs.-W. E. Wells nr.d ncrording to Nelson 51. Shipp, when a "deep groan emerged frohi,^. the refreshments. as a committee to confer with tht*,l!,'ne 111 colonial girls wearing bridge. At the conclusion o f the Mrs. F. YV. Varn. Members at- former Georgia newspaperman inside. The station master with During the business session it Taxpayers League as to a suitable ■lrt -k* o f yellow and white. A fte r who has just returned from n trip j the assistance o f four polhfcmen.^ of the McthMe.dco and Imperial Valley, opener!' ** -----' the trunk. to ___ l ! S a d / meet a att 7:30 was announced that Sunday, Octo­ candidate for city commissioner. Hhv usual number of progressions ber 30, would he observed as Tem­ Californio, where he went to study Knrplmnowa evplained the myj Mrs. F. R. Mitchell was elected i had been played, scores were adeted the c h u rc h annex, conditions in regard to cotton pro­ tcry.or'h cr hiding place and h»r*J tan flub will meet at .1 10 po rente Day at all the churches. *o represent the Union at the state Jnr>d the prt2e for highest score, a The Methodist Church will have a convention which will he held N o -1luster howl, was won by Mrs. Lloyd discovery caused much laughtor duction. the home of Mrs ( . ■ special tcmpcrence program with n vfember * 1 at t'oeoanut Grove. — :' lb.vie. In cutting for the consola­ „ i|iret„j Chinese nre being sent into In Warsaw society circles. JMa 'alia Avenue and Mrs. temperence reading by Mrs. R. h. Alter nil business had been trans- tion prize, which was a dozen tiny son, Mrs. E. Estridge, ' Mrs. J. 1Mexico by the thousands and with |i Mr-- A- A. Maneely as Cooper as one of the features. acted the hostesses served pumpkin Inn-shaped talles, Mrs. Jnme* F. holder. Mrs. Wight presented her II. Dorse* and Mrs. A. J. Walker. tho southern republic entering inlate book Seminole County schools will oh- ■Pie topped with whipped cream and Hawkins was the lucky one. The guest of honor with __________ *. ’ j to a favored-nations trdaty with eI1 Mallory Circle of the October US, Friday as Tern- I r u t f<*i\ as memento of the occasion. serve guest of honor wns presented a | H *1 I I n xv’ a 'r, n D n . i , , 1Japjin, which will make all Jnpanl-tift Church will meet / i ■ ■ ii«a * >j4«i and all parents of following the game, a delicious n a n o w e en Party Thus,, present were: Mrs. Hcti- f Ttnv.d motto, “ Let Mq Live in a ^ {sen, .settling „in Mexico ™ |> F. Ravage at the pert nee day four course luncheon was served pupils at the Sanford schools are r.m Robb, M,s. \v. L. Hughey. II use by the Side of the Road.” Mrs Ernest Krupp 010 Given Children t 1nil<liticnnl thousands of Japanese Tennessean Was Worried Con..' ur-ed to attend the exercises nl the Mrs. G. R. Elliott. Mrs. J. W. RutThe hostess assistoiLliy her sis- by the hostess. There were four s r ^ „ , , I lire expected within a short time, i-cnuc at Jl:30 o’clock. tables of players who enjoyed the schools. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell will siderablj Until, on Advice of jodge. Mrs. Abrahams, Mrs. Evelyn It t . Mrs. dames F. Hawkins, Mrs. neg Guild will hold social Mrs. M. C . Cogburn’s ship wia. C"rdiai hospitality o f Mrs. Wight. ‘ h nvo charge of the programs. Cooper. .Mrs. Sciveking, Mrs. H. A John W. Sneed, Mrs. J. M. .Allen, “ In locked and barred cages and at the Parish House at An Acquaintance, He Began Meetings o f the executive board u '"<ir ' Esther Hughey. Mrs. jar,d Mrs C. E. Myers served a _ _ under bond o f $300 ditch," Shipp ck with Mrs. M. Minank A merry group of children met raid, ‘ Chinese nre being shipped To Use Black-Draught. , Chris Matthews as host­ of the Union will hereafter con­ M. L. Clark. Mrs. F. R. Mitchell tn-ty salad course, with sherbert m d l l l J C r S O f Bridge — , I H.Iny evening a, the homo of Mr*. into Mexico by way o f San Fran.ami airs. John Leonardi. vene at 3 o clock. cuke and coffee. Are Guests A t 1"' - L ' c °Kl,urrt “ I1 High Street and tiaco and the United States. One Oewanre, Term.—**Fo r ’ i s v e r i l ' Invited to meet Mrs. Slaughter V l l l n meeting of the Truth Iti,* , . .. , v *Te: Mrs. John W. Sneed, iMrs. Irlass of the Methodist cotton plantation in northern Mex- year*,? eaya Mr. J. L,Ruaaell,o£this * Mrs. Minark’s <n parties given this season. The A t The Churches m is s e s I* O IT C s fc •*’ A n d Janies F. Hawkins, Mrs. Lloyd fill be held at 3:30 o’clock Ico, consisting of some 170,000 j place, " I sufTered continuously with hostesses were: Carolina Cogburn, -------P p a rsn n • * 1.1 Royle, .Mrs. A. C. Fort. Miss Ollio v tme of Mrs. C. U Goodhue, ucres employs upward o f 5,00(1 ( spella o f iridl^fstion.' Everything r * Betty Wheeless und Maria Ann 5!is M. Minark was a gracious I C a r s o n t i n t e r t a i n A t Johnson. Mrs. Ralph Smith. Mrs. W. HOLY c r o s s c h u r c h olin Avenue The hontChinese in the work. In the state ata disagreed with me, and I was in Powers. DJth Sunday nfter Trinity of Sonora alone there were DiM |a*ad w ay. ■ -* ■■■...« §•i |g l,e Mrs. P. M. EMer, Partyj Friday EvPflilUr n|,< '“ l°re Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Robert J. hohicss, Friday uftornoon w-hon Slic entertained members of, the The spacious lawn* were lighted ix u c ijr A J . y C l l I l l b || (1 ,|yi ( 'htu.| t s Powell-Jr., Young Peoples Service League knell. Mrs. C. E. Chorponyears ago. neerdiog to official I Mrs. J. M. Allen, Mrs. C. E. My- Lottphun bridge Club nt her home by numerous gay colored Japan­ estimate 30 000 L'hinose, nnd 0:30 P. M. L MiMreil Squire*. MOj ese lanterns. Placed here nnd there An unusually enjoyahf.' flnjlo've’. Mrs. Alfred W. I.ee Jr.. Mrs. on lai'tivl Avenue. The Young Peoples Service ji'resaf.d Mrs. W. I. Hugh: were ghosts, hunches of corn stalks had even practically taken . l‘ n P iblv was that'of. Friday eVon- 111icli Lnlor, Mrs. F. E. RnumtL Drown and orange marigolds League of the church will rcor the mercantile lines of that ing when Marjorie Furtetft* nr.d lent their beauty in decorating the and other suggestions of Hallowe'­ TUESDAY i ganize Sunday night, for the new I- r.'uiet s I'earsUn entertained a lat, Airs. J. Olin Iainey, Mrs. E m -‘ and vvero rapi.Uy capturing tW sQ PdecldwI t o give ^ v TI. l ^ ___ en. At ope side of the lawn a gypsy 1■t Galloway, Mrs. Charles P. room* where the enrd tables had agriculture. Department »<f the Worn.! “ In my enso it seemed to go i years’ work and n ^re' uvic<V to m;,nb< r ('f friends at the horn : Vii,cent, Mrs. Edward Lane and been spread for play, The colors t nt hmt been placed, and here “ Japanese and Mexican laborers to tha very root o f my 1 Lb will have fortnightly of the congregation arc urged (>c Mr;1 , ft Forrest on Park A t.of yellow ntid hrown-wero furthcif throughout the evening, wonderful Mr* Clyde Derby. arc also used in cotton growing,-, straightened mo out* and ever since [arty at 3 o’clock with Mrs. attend. i fortunes were Lold the young guests n.ue. nrcenluati'il with pumpkins and ■, ■■■ ■ __ __ hV Ice Jr.. Mrs. Eugene mul the Mexican government has-;,that timoL over thirty years ago, I i by an old witch. other autumn suggestions. J ^ Myriads of black cats and Jack L Mrs. Georgo Harden us entered into a favored- nntions have used Black-Draught HOLY CROSS CHURCH Small pumpkins were used as 1 Much fun was afforded by bob­ treaty with Japan whereby Japan <> lar.ti rsn were used in decorating Leonard M iller Host “When I have a spell of In J lg f. Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. bin for apples and oth?r Hallowe’­ i tallies and after the stated number the rooms for this affair. Drang A t Stag Dinner Last on coming on, I begin on Blackesc settling in Mexico are citizen? WEDNESDAY { Celebration of Holy Communion en games, and the visit of the of progressions hud been played, r.nd black, the color scheme, was Draught Ita k oiseveral smallIdoaeo, ___ _ i the same as the native Mexicans. ! Turner Circle o f the First j aivu's were counted coumctl uml ami the prize ghosts ,, V caused i:...... much 1 r excitement. effectively carried out in every i f 1 Niffht A t Tea Room scores l its ® " “ A prominent Japanese mern Jugular course, and I find) Church will hold . Spend) Church School 9:4.r* Refreshment of ice cream cones for to) for tup scare, „ small liras* hang•“ fre,1hnwnt ,jf lcp vo"t* tail. The lights were shaded with party at ihe home o f Mrs. Morning Prayer and Sermon quaint Hallowe'en shades which' Leonard Miller was the genial, ing basket, was awarded Mrs. J antl ■l»P,‘>* were served after the chant in Mexico estimates this , bring 50,000 nddit- Black-Drattght.^ nover v ridee E. Wat hen. ' K!in,es by Mr. and Mrs. Cogburn, condition Itrid ge on Palmetto Avenue. H :00 cast a weird glow over the seen • young host Friday evening, when ^ found jt ^ ^ . Mr and Mr.L W. T. Wheeler, Mrs. ionnl Japanese to Mexico within a | Visitors Welcome Society of All Souls Late in the afternoon the hostess Progressive conversation, games He entertained at a stag dinner A. K. Powers, Miss Sarah Wheeless short while, and that Mexico can ^ ^ t h o ™ ter t i m e l a£ lirill have chicken supper nt and contests caused the evening party at the Palm Garden Tea .si rved pumpkin pies topped with anti Miss Gladys Henderson. expect to become u new Orient.! vaya keep a box handy, so when J FIR S T B A PTIS T CHURCH ; at the Montezuma Hotel. whij I'ril erenin, cheese sandwiches hours to pass quickly and ut a |Room. About 75 children attended thi* The day may not be f.ar o ff when ineeze, or feel chilly down my n in e, Jturc Department of the Sunday SchooL 1)!30 A. M■ Into hour 1 he young hostesses, a<- [ The attractively appointed din- cut in the various card symbols jolly affair, each wearing a grot­ our immhrration forces on the i i t ^ e 'g *i fb]*rf**i - ^ .jo‘‘‘ ri* fB’*lo'jTV^ f E— ft Club will hold regular Morning worship and sermon nnd coffee. border wiirhaVe t6 be increased to m i that words off tho cold.** esque Hallowe'en costume which 11 A. M. liKted by Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. nyr table had as its centerpiece, a at :} o'clock, at the club The bridge layers were Mrs. R. G. Hickson, served brick i " ! miniature lake, surrounded by a Sold eretywhere; 26c. *■ «a kirge numbers; adth d much to the festive scene. Sermon subject, The Secret cream and cake. Favors of sandy „ bench on which reposed Chris .Matthews, Mrs. J. E. Wnthen “ Already application has been FRIDAY Which Must Re Tojd. miniature baskets filled with yell ] numerous bathing girls and mor- Mps, \\alt*'»' Rich, Mrs. J, K. Cour­ made Jor irrigation for approxi­ I llairi.-«»n I'hapter N. 5>. D. Y’oung People's Unions tiilfi B lA C K D R A U O H lf lovv randh - were given.the guest* maids. Placed here nnd there ier, Mrs. \\ urt W. Warner. Mr.?. Russian Flyer Is mately half a nilliin acres at least «ill give n subscription Evening service 7:30. P. M. King, Mrs. Clifford Walker Enjoying this affair were: Man ; '"vie tiny* palm trees which added lie interesting enough (or the P u re ly Vejjetahle -ty ut 3 o'clock ut the Sermon subject, A During and Missing In Canada will Dighton, .May Purdotr, Juanita1u tropical touch. Marking the and Mrs. Minarik. Southern states to watch." ii ciub. J.’ . Reckless Woman. Smith, Lot* Shelly. Frances Wilson, places of the guests were dolls .Howard Chapter U. D. C. Prayer meeting und Church •'Mr. and .Mr*. A. Derby have re­ Elizabeth Smith. Edith Jones j dressed ns fisheretes with small QEBEC, Oct. 22 — (I N S )— Mrs. G. D, Bishop at Family Hour Wednesday even­ turned tu Sanford, after having Ocala, Louise Hickson, Gene M ar--'K in g lines and hooks. A t 7 Count Do Lesscps, son c f the de lit : her home on Magnolia ing 7:30. the summer nt Oil City, Pa. tin Laney, Mary Maxwell, Dorothy' '(clock a tempting five course spent Lessen* of Suez Canal fame, hi* i ______ The First Baptist very warmly Haines, Pauline Stoudenmirc, dinner was served. young son ami a Russian aviator, Judge U Wallace Wright is ex­ welcomes all these services. After dinner the guests rcpairChristine .Stoudcnniire, ixtis Couch, Chinehinenff, today were believed Il’AXUUK TH ANK S The officers o f the Y’ oung Peo­ Aliee De Coursey, Sara Mitchell,)cd to the 5!ilano Theatre where pected to r turn horn,, Saturday evening front Titusville whore he to have-plunged into the Gulf of ple’s Unions have planned to have rbh to emss our thanks the Unions attend the morning Julia Ritchie, Ruth Pearman. Mar- '*' ntertained ns theguests o f J, I Has been holding court this week. St. Lawrence while flying from Jorie Turner, Katherine Vincent, Marentette, manager o f he theatre. Gnspo to Vul Brilliant. »ulul appreciation for tne service in n body. G E N U IN E i.'UM^ATEl Cover* were laid for L. P. IIag- . Mrs. E. A Douglas.*, who has, Wreckage of a plane similar to Camilla Ileus, Billie Wight, Emily — n^Msyof our.RfiknThe members of the different ITiist, Nancy White, Ansley W hite, and Jr.. Evans Spencer, Juntos iiiti lictnm'utn•ailtiiir the IT.’ D. C. ittif- i thnr flown by Chinchlncoff c^rry. Unt o Mil uti lad /mna.t In o'u^ recent unions nre aske;l to make their pent, laso'for the beautiful plans to bo present lor the ■ eleven L iwrenco Red, Richard Smith, Eld- gins, Claude Herndon, Pete Schir- vc;■tition nt Fort Myers thi* week, li>T do Leisepn and hliC son hai ridge Oliver, Wilbur Smith, .Paul j »*fd, Jack Peters, II. C. Waters, is expected to return home Satur- been picked up in the Gulf, it was l (illeruigs. o’clock service. bigger.?, Paul Noone, Joe Rotith. j Jesse Neely ad Leonard Miller. tiny evening, revealed today. At the same time, CHAKl.ES ROBINSON George Moye, Wallace Phillips, ■ ■ — -------Ford Butteries need no introduction. word lifts been received from Vai I Ami FAMILYA L L SOI LS CHURUll I.utheF David, George SCecle, Davi*‘ ITanideti Du Bose motored Friday They can be used on ult makes o f cars and are an ideal 20th Sunduy after Pentecost 'Van Ness, Richard Holtzclaw, Hen-’ to Orlando where he spent the day I Mrs, George G. Herring left «n Brilliant that the count has Tailed Wednesday for Columbia, S. C„ to reach there and is long overdue. Mass K.A. 51. Radio Battery. demon Lyles, Charles Ward. L it- “ n business, rinia .Visitors A r e m y e/ ° ®he will spend three week* vening devotions — novella wood Wooten, Paul Wooten an I it* ' the guest o f her daughter, S A R A S O T A —Apartment build­ Jored At Party O r 7 ^JO P. M. Eugene Estridge. Rev. Frank Murler will return Mrs. ■'Seller* Rltame. ing Owners Association organized The closing exercised for the Saturday from Pulatka, land Mrs. Hawkins noVena will bo on Monday night Mrs. Ben Cantwell and Mrs.Ucotge home here recently. whcrc hc h“ H conducting th«- r,r- "nd 5frs. Clifford YV. Baker >v ut 7:30 o’clock, Father Downey Harden motored Friday to K iss-. service in n meeting with YV. announce the birth o f n son Thurs­ Authorized Ford Sules & Service 1 Dr. and Mrs. Churles L. Park linj .Mr.*. 1!. G. Slaughter of C. 3. S.. IL, will preach. II. Coleman of the Christian imetf, whore they spent the day a* day October 20, at the FcrnaM and 5Irs. A. YV. Epps motored Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Rhone 331 leli, Yu., why jire the guest j guest* o f .Mrs. Allen Junes. i Church. -Laughton Hospital, Thu baby lias Friday to Orlando where they | »nd Mrs. John W . 3nced, C H R IS TIA N AND MISSION­ ■■ ■■ ^ ■— 1been named Joe Benson Baker. spent tho afternoon. *'*“ \ ,J |ho have keen delightfully AR Y A L L IA N C E CHURCH Cecil McIntyre o f .Miami, ur-] Roy 51elntyre o f Lakeland ar­ sinwl ut a number o f delightThe Christian und Miwionnrv rived here Saturday, having been |rived here Friday and is the guest Tt t mi affairs, were again the Alliance Church or Orlando, will called here by tho death of his of his sister 5Irs. J. N. Tolar. Mr. McIntyre was called hero by th * I of hunm- at a bridge party hold meeting here Sunday after­ mother, 5lrs. C. V. McIntyre. death o f hi* mother, Mrs. C. Y\ I Thursday evening by Mr. noon at 2:30 o'clock ut the Prin­ i McIntyre. . In. James F. Hawkins at cess Theatre. Rev. Herbert Dyke, Dr. anti Mrs. Stevens arc expect­ pome on Park Avenue, will preach. ed to return home Saturday a f­ Mrs. Allen Jones and Miss Car­ k, lavender and green were ternoon from ’ Philadelphia, Pa., ol Griffin o f Kissimmee arrived FIR S T METHODIST CHURCH tiers featured in the decoiaivhere they have been visiting here Friday afternoon to spend YV. P. Buhrmun, Pa«tor |ur.i other derails. Tall puri friends. the week-end as the ■ guests of Sunday school, 11)30 A. 5L, IL ItrU and antignon <incs tonii Mr*. Minnie E: Jones and Mrs. . IW Iwith griciic-jy wee effective- Wt Wore, superintendent. Preaching 11 A. M., sermon. fM8vd in baskets about the Mr. am] Mrs. Charles t udder o f; _____ where the card tallies were “ The Greatest Idea in the YVorhI. Orlando, former resident* o f Sanfvl^ r. and Mrs. George Fox urn) 1for play. Kpworth League devotional ford, spent Friday here a* th e l?mu„ Hon CeorHt, Fox j r.( hl,Ve rey. [iac lavender and green tal- |nectings, (5:30 P. M. guest* o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward I turned to their home ut Fort MyEvening preaching service, 7:30 [4HflU4 itur8 tff nf I ah na nlni«i*rt**S .* tre used fur keeping Bcore* after pleasant stlul# vleit here Am >■’ itard game, and at the con- o’clock sermon, "How to Guarantee ! the guests of Mrs. E. A. Dougins* .Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mrs. um| Martha Fox. uf the filth progression, thu Investment*.’' Prayer meeting, YY’ odncsdny, Samuel Pule*ton ami Miss Mary for higlitcst score, a 51rs. \Yr. YVallure Wright and °f daintily embroidered 7:30 P. 51. led by the pastor. Some Elizabeth Pulcston motored Fri­ •r% * I towels was awarded Mrs. one o f the fundamental doctrine- day to Orlando, where they spent mother, Mrs. Roberts Howard of I o f Chrstinnity will be discussed t ,jay ijuincy, returned Friday from DeJH.ghleynmn. For scoring at this meeting: , iand whero they have been visiting f jl’1 P0*fits among the men, Ninth and Pulmette Avenue. fo r sevural days ns the guests of * A. Pittman received a bill fA 1 H Church schol at lf:45 A. AL Mrs. Howard's brother, R. IL Jane* . Mrs. Slaughter was pro- FIR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST. >*rt SCIENTIST. Worship and cjinmuniun 11 A. a flesh georgette hundkerChristian Science service* ure Airs. C. 31. McKenkie o f Cordele I1* * tfjlt irotn her hostess, Ga., arrived hero Friday nnd is the Mr. Slaughter was given a hekl every Sunday morning in the ’ ^ormon, “ Keeping tho Faith." Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue* near Christian Endeavor 0:30 P. M. guest o f hor .niece, Mrs. J.N. ’ °f cigarettes, Third Street ut 11 o’clock; Sunduy Tolar. Mrs. McKenzie wu* called Evening service 7:30 P. 31. shitients of chicken salad, School nt 111 o'clock. Subject for Second sermon on history of tr> Sanford by the death Of her • ripe olives, spiced crab »w- y*ff» ol stater, Mr*. C. V. McIntyre. , vlit'.. cake and coffee were tomorrow, “ Prbation A fter Death." “ The Church, l Christ" Wednesday evening service:* ble in the evening by the which include testimonies of < 'Os-isteil by her sister Mrs. Christian Science healing ore also ■ £ • Rucker and Mrs. Ralpt held in tho YVoman’s Club nt 7 1 * 1 -.. 'ii*.if*' 'trs . • o’clock. H * ,r* five tables o f playThis Church maintains a free # t, *f -*■' - * r- '-cd in meet Mj. and Mrs. Reading Room, 617 First National , •‘ f* 1 i* *T^ *r. _ ; Bank Building where the Bible iF v ; ami all authorized Christian. *i C l D. Wilson, Mr*. R. H. Sciencu literature may be rea«l, I A * «•' * Mr. and Airs. Peck mot- borrowed or purchased. Open I ttur*Uay to (Orlafido where YVednesday and Saturday from J l^ot th« day. to 5 P. M. Jf J w •• * ■ •i" All are welcome to attend the ; V *■ 'fit 1 -*nd Mrs. G. Irving I.ouek* service* ami to make use of the * » e\*fc V! • T t home Thunaiuy from Reading Room. Is the treat of the season • to New Y'ork and uther « interest in the East, Airs. G. YV. Spencer Sr., Air*. J. — just the thing for your [they spento the past four I). Roberts motored Thursday to ‘jJ-.VW Hallowe’en party— try it! Orlando whero.they ^pent the day.; Ice TO OUTDO SOUTH Social 'alendar n INDIGESTION GONE! \ S P E C I A L !! tw» m g a l K Edward Higgins, Inc. Men’s Blue s Chambray Work Shirts 45c Ladtes Coats $9.95 76x90 Striped Bed Spreads 95c Men’s Dress Oxfords Black or Brown $2.95 Ladies Silk Men’s Broad D resses Cloth Shirts $5.95- 89c OUR HALLOWE’EN Special Brick Ladies $4.00 Hats $2.95 K Air; and Mr*. G. M.' Henderson k r !'• MeCulIer, Air. anil and small daughter Nancy Lee who [ i \|Sla“VhU*r of Hopewell.*• have been spending the past six 2 1 ' Diursd^,. ,'t*ln ^ 0t' jweeks visiting at Charleston, YY>*’tre «enti-rtni« ,ir t .u ° .»r ta?d. Y’a.. nRoanoke. 1w -'re . •0 where f ---- 1.»«•. n u iw e, »Va.. u., « and hm Nashville. ...... “ i . . . « _ f . .. tA — _ ft r k n u l d a i n n iching i " Jj \L UV* * matin"' n ™ 1 ttt Iun« h « « » ITenn., arrived here Friday for a J___ short stay before going to Aliami Marv J T * where they will make their home. h0- * ’ i* expected to They wen* accompanied by Mr»* "•her "I tria* y ri-orn Fort Henderson’s sister, Miss Dorothy 1 i' r> J,h*Lha',‘ been attend- Uurdytte o f Charleston. West Va., 1Convention. While who will spend several week* a* M (ij ■ Mts. Strong wa* their guest. lla . 36 ini Men’s Dimity tV*-.; *- '1L ' •V-.-.w*r- 417 W . U h S C Phone 634 K„ ts T t U K I S I lA N F u URCU. *1 >:*.■* * •‘i i v w m • ••few,' A*1’ 36incl Check’*' m ifi* �page votra THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 Vt Milane Soon ATWATER KENT Week of October 24th M IL A N E M ONDAY Constance Talmadge in a delicious picture est triumph The Road To Romance SnitfBy Critics To Be Star's Best Performance; Is Supported \U Miss Marceling Day Ronald C'olman Supported By More Than 25.000 Cars Help All-Star Cast P u t s Over To TransportCrowdsTo The (Jreat Hit In Paramount Scene Of Action. 2 Teams Picture; Widely Reviewed. AreG roomed For Th eA ffray ' **BREAK FAST A T SUNRISE’ M IL A N E TU E S D A Y i I, SOLON AI.IIKUTI . . Furnished through Court* \ Broadcasting Stations ,W E A F ...... NEW YORK ,-W EEI .............. Boston JW C A E ...... .. Pittsburgh y & M .......... Cincinnati W T A M ............ Cleveland AVGN — ............ Chicago « 8 D .......... ... St. Louis *WRC .......... M'ashington ‘W G R ....... Buffalo WOC ........ — Davenport W D A F ....... Kansan City WWJ ................ Detroit C o n n y Talniadge Stars In Picture At Milane Monday Ronald Column is just naturally modest. , This young Hriton enjo; and is striving to achieve more of t -it n« a motion picture actor, hut— f he distinctly dislikes talking about t , himself. He does not make friends ' ■ easily or quickly, hut once madejc i he never loses them, t ‘CoJmitn who is nt the very top 11rung of the popularity ladder, re tbring the invading army hire and fuses to have his achievements there t is parking space in and niadr urealer than he considers a ' nfiml i he howl for md more than [j never a commissioned officer." .*>min them. He insists he was not a war ‘Jlie cadet corps of the military l hero and that he was in it only niadeii],'. numbering almost 'J.Ouit ("because one had to go,'' But the ■ due to arrive here late in the war records show his enlistment on I in m >n !>y special train. th* day England enlmed. He <|«* Glares further that he was not Tiny will march irom the trains "dangerously wounded. However, it to the histoin green where they was enough to get him invalided!’ ,ie to he tevievved by Gov. Trunii.l oi i oiineetieul, and Gen. i’ reshome . a Brown, commander of the Ur*! "1 was not tn Krunee tw „ j ar~: it was only two months," says < ol j* i on i orps area. \-vi r in the long history of the man." and I was only a p> ivate. never as a rum missioned officer," 1'*\-mj-Yuk* series of games have He went on the stage following 1tl ■■ teams appeared mure nearly the war hecause he had a <ha rite to ' at>hed than they are on the eve get wupk hefnre the footliihts lot today’s hu.tlc. Yale has made a _ when there was no other to he ii ul i e raucous and fighting redempColnian says that he came to the ir its football prestige fol a Cniletl States five years ago, not lowing the defeat at tin hands of as coinpi'ring hero hut because the <; < rgiu a fortnight ago and if bottom had dropped out of the the toy !>• face the Army on even Ulrica) business in London. 0 ruts, w ill 11nice Caldwell, its won He diri not soar to immediate • • i f ii * halfback — perhaps the on the American rttngo anil did not t,r at est buck field player the i’.ii*.begin to rise till Henry King, a f had since the days o f the im motion picture director, ended a mortal Ted Coy yeady to match long search for a leading man to pi c | and running, daring ami play opposite Lillian Gish in "The •tlength with the'three White Sister" when he made a Wilson. 1 iit'V and .Mart screen test of Ronald. “ Romola,...... Phe Dark Angel.” • '1he probable lineups POSITIONS ARM Y and other pictures have given this VALE L. K. llurhtdd tall, serious, yet genial young Eng Scott 1„ T. Sprague lishmnn, thy commanding place h»r tjuurrier 1 fj, Hamuiiick now holds in the film world. Hu t GVeen t Unit has just finished what he considers 1 harleswurlh It. G. See nun |the finest role ever offered ,h!in ' WthUer |{. T. _ Ferry ( that of Michael "Menu" GcU • in J'iildy h w T H t ----- *R. I I Soi n |)"lleau Gestc," Perrivnr Wren's f ij. U. .thrilling mystery story of the Jiohen Mcehnn L. II. |J f ’agle j French Foreign Legion. The pro* Caldv.eil I kept Cnlman and 2000 other* in It i ker EU. H. It. Wilson Jductlon kept Colmnn and 200 Cox or Huhluird F. II Murrell ethers in camp for three monlis 0:1 Navarro m a wonderful picture based on J. Conrad's fambua story I HE.ROAD TO ROMANCE paeth A: Ci-mpanv present that supreme minstrel ganization of all stars L A S S E S W H ITE ’S M IN STR E L” M IL A N E TH U R SD AY- FRID AY Lasses Himself man ami an all star cast in one screen’s greatest presentations MILANE SATURDAY \LIAS TH E L05.E WOLF PRINCESS M O ND AY In h>. role >f the Spanish frail«iiu ’The It uni to Romance. be "C H A N G ” eniiiul, one of V .dentin when the .alter « . e at hi- height. Comedy [luring N’ovarr ‘s screen career MICKIES 1>AL"----- “ GOOFY he has appeare I in roles of many nation-lie a i ud he has adapted PRINCESS S A TU R D A Y hiiM-cn :>• them in an excellent mt nm-r yet til do in. he had to ro­ ly »e I i ainiity as an actor. .In "The F ad to R imnnce" he dis­ coid- n v aril icta i f acting an 1 Leeortet Runn.n Novnrrn in th: age o. chivalry and adventure. "No arm is ably asni.-ited in his 111* AGAINST IT OH TE A C H E h ” . new picture by the p;-lili* and elinrming Merielitie Pay, v.hu portrays | the role of a Ppatu.-h gentlewo­ man, i The remainder of the east, in* I eluding Roy IVAny, Otto Mntie- 5 Tons O f Powder ! son, Ccsure Gruvlua am! Mure* Mc­ W ill Blast C liff Dermott are excellently cast in ; their respective n.U*. DFNVER, Colo.. (Vet. 22—In the .The picture which was directed m ar future it is planned to set o ff 1 for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer by the largest charge o f dynamite ever I ; John S, Robertson, is both highly ] exploded in this section of the w s t i roman tit', colorful and picturesque. in road construction. A five-ton chant? will be set o ff on the new • Echo Luke-Chicago creek road to [ Idaho Spring*. T A LLA H A S S E E . Flu.. Oct. 22— In the path o f this road is a 1 11N’ S>— The state road department clifr approximately forty feet wide Is today moving nto the new Mar­ and ninety feet high, by 200 fr-t tin office building. The department long. U is expected that the t I 1 * I. , * i V M i l I ill'll (IV A V ill f lilt II it \ h>. re to fn re has been occupying a mighty Idas of dynamite will re­ career of reel c rime which ha a n||rht tensed building next to th post- move jhe cliff. made him one o f the greatest por-| y w‘0 othl.r llKin|f champions, office, which is to be converted The cliff is in Chicago creek tray era o f crook roles, both on the sticking griinlv to the game do- into u modern hotel. cation, seven miles west o f Idaho siugi- and in films. fi&fte their advuncing years, have Springs. Th “new road is intended His second portrayal o f Michael been beaten by younger opponents LAKE WORTH—Construction to provide a circle trip and will lie Lanyard,^ the Lone \\olf," was in recently, Mike McTigue,*presented *» bridges on Canal Point-Belle |n forest highway, with-it is claimed In buying Radio sets ul Colombia s "The Lone W olf Re- with the liglr. heavyweight title few rivals in scenic attraction. mI » road under way. turns, which was on* of the out- by thy New York commission, was equipment It is well toll anding prductlnns o f the pa dethroned by Tommy Louglmm. i i?* ,?jH vear and n personal triumph f>n*> Jntlt Hritlin, the 45?year-old wixM IL A N E T H E A T R E low the recoRimendutiotfl Lyi!v ii .u i in . i1’ !'* »l**> formerly, ruled the wal, Alin-'' the Lone W olFJs the lat- tutweights, wa<v nutpolhfvd by H'.lWednesday* October 26 experts. Ask anyone, wii cst ip the series «»r the popular n/i<». Martinez:*-. novels that Vance has.built around The prevailtng opinion along knows Radio, and he thlfi pllk hat adventurer o f the tit). Cauliflower R o V today wn* th.:. dnfaforltl, Who to one of the most Cunsoneri, thy Brooklyn eontiu.ier. tell you that the RAW romantic- crooks in modern fiction, will send Dundee trashing down Thia nevv story was hosed by the into fistic oblivion. L’arizoneri wa* CO RPORATION OF AM author on researches inL> the -e- an H tn ,T favorite today, and many i ret archives o f the Paris police, believe lie will w in by n kno.kERICA apparutus is of Ul It is a thrilling adventure tnle with out'* J.yt-'l in the novel role o f u secret Although ihe r.crap is nut bilk ! notch quality, and that I service ugent posjng'of intemutiim-;*1* titular1 , Dundev li-lieves In* wi*i ul th e ivs to uccqunt, ( l-«* fighting against Cunznneri for C. A. Radiola prices arei J’] RADIOLA Life for Bert Lytell is just one crook robs after another. When Columbia Pictures select­ ed him for the title role of “ Ailas the Lone W olf," the Louis Joseph Vance story which cnmuH tn the Milane Theatre on Rat., it marked the third time that hi' had heen cgllid upon to portray the Lone W olf" mi the screen. * Ten years ngo Lytell introduced thi* chai'acter for the first time to motion picture audiences, in “ The Lone Wolf,’’ n Selznick, in the This picture also marked Bert’s first appearance on the screen. At the same time it started him on « l i r s i L H interests you —we JLfsn place the famous Atwater Kent Receiver ami RadioSpeaktr In your borne at a cost that will bear any coraplrison*, sad • o germs sc your convenience. Ana the Tow price includes aU Ikn Atwater Kent f - c f i s i wey, simplicity, reliability and •berest— that everybody wants. Codie in and listen. TO D AY Comedy SHOULD HUSBANDS MARRY" ’ Sportlight Tabloid Editions Sold Exclusively By M ONDAY BREAKFAST A T SUNRISE Cunatance Talmadge Cuming LASSES W H ITES M INSTRELS” I madge are Don Alvtirudo, Bryant .Washburn, Alice White. Marie j Prouder, Burr McIntosh, ■ Albert I then, David Mir nnd i ’auictlo Du:vu’ . j “ Breakfast at .S)Mtrise" s a farco jenmedy of the Paris plea lire mart i, I by I- i*d Hu Gresuc, adapted from a 1’•r t i h farce by Andre Hirahenn jttJ.d Gladys Unger. INSTRELS reasonable us you will fw g g g ‘S E E A M E R I C A F I R S T m i urn T f(T d i MBLOOV Th e B la c h v jlle s o n g PRINCESS Expert Radio Repairing Work Guaranteed llost-h. Freed-Eisman & Crosley Receiving Sets. $1 Tubes, Batteries & Eliminators. SATURDAY AS P AND FI.’RIOTS' * Ktcmuios »T w i'i»!(U Bpegny w »n y M O N D A Y SEMINOLE R A D IO CO. 32:j Sanford Ave. Phone 630—J Call us fo r repairs and demonstrations. “ CHANG” Return looking by request Comedy "M IC K IE S P A L ” “ (i(H )F Y G AS" considering the high qw TH£ G R A N D Q A N Y O H Q f COLORADO Un io n S a- o a n c s A C T M l BILLYDOSS t a t io n *‘y- a -l i JI |» ter S o y Sold Exclusively Th e E m a n c i p a t i o n B u ll Fi g h t " _____ L A U G H A B L E A F T E R P IE C E IN 2 S C E N f S L a s s e s W h i t e ** C . C . P i l l M o b i l e ' B e n M?A te e A 1a o n e s ia S ° e w B a n d < S 0 rc fe sfa o f S o lo is ts -D o ily S tre e t t e u d e Prices Plus Tax $1.00, $1.50* $2.00 Seats Now Selling A; Dish of Spicy Entertainm ent Phone-N Monday. Continuous 1-11 P- I f NO R M AN BEERY H A M ILTO N *H •FORBES TR E V O R M IL A N E T H E A T R E W IL L IA M PO W ELL TH U R SD A Y and FR ID A Y, OCT. 27 and M A R Y B R IA N V IC TO R M cLAG LAN First T i » « RO N ALD COLM AN A d u IU .^ e Popular Price: ,l Children 2 �0 rv .- .'o .v g a e ^LL . *i r v TH E SANFORD HERALD. S A TU R D A Y , OCTOBER 22, 1927 ^ . TICKETS TO ach Day Four L will be seattered through Ihc ,t ad columns— If your name Is there 1st The H erald Office for a free tick* “ ‘ the Milane Theatre. Good for the after Insertion only. READ THE ADS V ,.L Ea*h day there ore a'number oT~ trea­ sures to be found in the Want Ada— yo u r name may be there for a free m ovie ticket and you may find a real op­ portunity. THE MILANE -Automobiles inford fT AD. RATES b.: Cub to Advaaca . ads, will be received n, and collector « n‘ for — J“ " 1"....7e ■ line — 6c » Un« ___ ____ 4c a line rates on request. fduced rales nre for ve insertions. rds of average length led & line. im charge of 30c for vertising is restricted ciassificatiou. rror is made The San,1,) will be responsible „nt. incorrect insertion, -rtlMr for , '['he oflice should be ^mediately in caso of ADVERTISERS [trald representative ly familiar with rates clnssif action will complete information. ,u wish they will assist rording your want ad. it more effective. Ultl'ANT NOTICE isers should give their ■ p,i*tnffice address as heir phone number if ire results. .About r 'e ut of a thousand has ione and th eothers dinn” ni< a'c with you ley know your address, istonlinnence MUST he per>on at the Sanford ilfice ‘>f by letter. Tele Hofonlinueiires ore not ouj Prompt - Efficient Service Q SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, 24— I^ots F o r S a lt i Ol*U SEEDS TESTED FOR GER­ 15— Apartment For Rent , electricity, batn, fire-placMINATION EVERY MONTH , standing seam tin and galvinizrd screened porch, double garage. An Nice, clean furnished housekeeping attractive home ,*rtinlly furnish­ FUR S ALE : Two acre lots, vi nEVEN passenger touring car, 0al‘ •" AN TED — To decorate your DL4|.NFE(TKD. .lO ljJ ^ n fu ^ d S T npaitmen.s. It rooms and garage, e~ ail<1 T *ur(l St. Phone 111. , Christmas gifts. 10 per cent dls- OF SATISFIED tTS TO M E R S . K ed. See E. (1. Norton, Mellonville Dixie tliguwuy between .Vimirog ail f'*r *;;u monthly, open fireplace looks and runs like new, to ex‘ ‘ »«unt on orders placed before Nov. & Sanford. Fine trucking land, n.v „ . STOKES & CO. IK. ARCADE ir dining roam, nil conveniences; A ve. 1st. uty* taxes, electricity is available, nange for ccupe in good condi- \ LANF.Y.S DRUG STORE— Pre-, ’. I"' ,l,ho|]f ‘ f * " “ o r 4 8 # J ' Y “ K l 1,(1- SANFORD. ;ton 2 rooms furnished, $Di moniiiHouse for rent, 1405 W. 1st Sr. also flowing water, dee owncr/xt.. “ . * „ „ n „ | ocriptior.s. Drugs. Soda. W ,B n l h m l d » ^ I- :;ni Car. 5th and Palmetto A v . Apply ivent Vulcanizing Works. A. lUnaud, 2201 Oak . t. ?hov* , jon, telephou* after 7 P, M. ( near you as your phone. Call |0,r HnV—Kr " ANTED — Middle aged woman r,,,, .. . . ,, rb- , d hibiscus l ull RENT— Furnished apartment housekeeper for family o f threo. j - * * ‘ * * 11 COR R ENT: Five room bungalow ; -- ------------------------------------- 1— with gaiuge. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor­ No small children. Apply J. E. L / . hedges, yellow dn pancso mv, DODGE at the corner of Palmetto Avenue $10 cash and $10 monthly will boy . . »I J r< tl tcattley ill ♦ 4 0 CT I I II V'll U* nl red guavas; other things ner nth st. / YOUR RUSINESS —card nppear Singletary. Lake Mary. nnd Katie Stree.1. Large living 1 good building lot at remarkably .-Measure enrs and Graham trucks all well rooted. Mrs. Ellsworth, loom, dining room, two liedroomx, (low price. Box Uti care YSe HerElm and l.'ith Street. Phone :|. Ft*l{ RENT Apartments on Park *ng daily in this column will W AN TE D -W om an or capable tleardall Ave. Phone 3303. bath, with shower, kitchen equip­ i aid. A vcivic. Frtgtdairc installed. ped with electric range. Front and ---------------------------------------------- . i >oung girl to slnj with child 'wj HODGINS £1 COW AN CO. Auto j reach over 3,0i)l) every dnyt Wj.,er and garage furnished. A mrear porches. $10 monthly. Address ■2ft— M iscellan eous F o r Sale , Dveen the hours of 2 and l* P. M. 11— Miscellaneous ruinator and sheet nielul works. I ly HIOO Oak A vl*. -and it costs so little n 12 word * .ill „t 500 Myrtle Ave. S, <1. B. care The llep'ld. ! 707 French Ave. Phone'71*1-W. !“s Uerm1' r ' i s / * x s ; •, - ,,e ip w a n ,' d f ™ 01' f f .. , . n . n e opening tor two more young '■ \ (art of SO acres o f fine truckl olits to learn to run the Linotype mg laud, i lenred. on paved rn ul rhone 148 machine. Four months course free, it Hi mge county, for rent ut $2.03 lust ask for “ Classified Depart- U<* will assist you to get good job |i' a. re by year. See M. J. Mon, "hen competent. Good operators ■Ir . I 1 Wall St. Orlando. Colonial ment" make from $*U) to $75 per week, if R‘ uhj Company. Phone 5313. interested apply C. A. Haines at CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS Hem Id Of.'ire, i < \li AW NINGS Auto A wning WITH THE NEW W A L L F A IN T Co tl Hall llldr. SOMETHING NEW AND RET- . ~ ------ ---- — . TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA- *— S U u u tion W an led I. tlO N * flAL.L PHONE 235-J Oil ----------------------------------------! 12— W anted SEE, V. C. COLLER. SANFORD, ... , . FLA. Washing to do wanted hy reliable | 1 white woman. Ilux 3LI e-o HerIt I .SI’I iNSl III ,E party wishes l.i r "i liiniished house in desira­ ! '-U. T V.mng man wants work as driver ble location Box "II", care Herald. tuning by experts with 17 years or helper on truck, or any honest Iexperience. Sanford music store work. Rox !M*9 Herald. Wanted to buy ll*2il Ford Coupe •und Gift Shoppe. Room 10 11 Mccheap for i.nh, Rox 131!* San1Lander Arcade, Phone 832. IB-A — Poultry And E ruh foi ll. xd for one month costs only $2.6*). it apart- TEN Room house for rent corner S A ,-F', ,1r l R^ t:n Oak nnd Fourth St. Apply W. II. ^ " f ,W Sel1 or r ? n t‘ ° \V. First St. Phone 207. Long 108 Palmetto Ave. | party at reasonable ________________________ _________ price. Devine, iw.ulevanl Ijike MonFCKNISHEi* apartment for rent $1750.00 is tne prinr of small cot-J,r,<' H U PS— MARMONS in the Herald building— a down . tage on w«U located lot on Mag- ; ,, ., ~ „ . Sanford Automobile Co. lawn location at remarkably low ndia Avenue. »6C xa.fc all that I* ! 0,1 ,l tlurn''r Nc'v P :r{c f200 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The M-quIml. Balance payable just like : * ondition Bargain. Herald office. rent. Box 121. care The Herald. jlh n n eS il). SANFO RD Overland Co. Willysi ----Knights & Overiand, Whippits. j PI ENTY OF WOOD of all kinds M A U T tF U L A PA R I MENTS - If)— H ou ses F o r S ale I Park &. Comn.ercial Sts. Phone 58. __________________________ _ I nt Duhnrt's Wood Yard. , Two rooms kitcbenetle and hath, attractively furnished, centrally M O D E L T R I M CO. ? S.A J‘ K: l .w“ »P «tm e n t houses F0R SAF E—One single cot he.l, Im-ated, all improvements; ?•* per 1 °on large lot, modem, close ,o. nro ,|ouM(, 'W> trim tin* car, not the owner.” Ik>)I mattress, and 1 i week. Tel 777 or 775. beautiful surroundings, gnragf\ for r.xtimati•s Phone 817 breakfast set chairs. $10.50 Cash. SIOOtl.iM* down balance like . ent. P. w . RADFORD Ask for Foreman at Herald Office. Ill— IlmisoHt* F**r K en l See owner, L A. Renaud, 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 100— W. FOR H ALE.—^lightly useil fnm4— Businessi S e r v ic e Ft Ml KENT— Five room furnishej ititre. Bargain. Roy J. King, 1012 hous ■, for rent. Ph<me 711 IV. FOR SALE: Well construcrtcd W. Ard. St. R. NI. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. hungalo v, corner Palmetto Ava In Sanford Paint i Wall Paper FOR RENT Small house, close hi, and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath Co. 1 fireplace, rent reasonably. Apply with shower, kitchen equipped with 3t.K W. 13th St. electric range. Owner out o f tho , , , . . . BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation ' in,- „ t Hoard If they need altering or repairing boxes and general cement work PURE Rhode Island Red hens. A. 14— Kuo incity and will sell ut lese than act-1 20 Good Colored < Burris, Osteen, Fin. I ----bring them to MACK ihe Tailor.; Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter2 NEW 1-riMtn bungalow for re.i: uni value. Price $il50n.(lU with Slt)0 w'i h Iiglits and water garag •. cash and $75 monthly. Address 201 N. Park Ave. Satisfaction , wllleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. Farm HandaWanted REE h t eini d p ms. KU5 W. See T. 11, Kinnrd (Inwory Stor1. Box 101 care The Ii„rnM guaranteed. --------------------------- :----------------- BABY ('H IC K S — Send no money. , 3rd St. We shin C. O. D. Leghorns $12.1)0 Central Street Sanford. Steady six months Jnh, 12 Frill E. Russel. h i 100; Bars. Reds, Minnrcns $14.FnirniM, Groves, FOR SALE ; Furnisheil Spamsoi miles out, will take you out Furnish)' ■ • ■ •'!! f light, houseHomes. 11*1 N. Park A vp. Phone ,5-ROOM furnished nnusi* fur rent , bungalow o f 5 rooms. Well loent-1 keep! h withi it gnrSecurlty Lumber Co.. “ Where Good lb,by ( hickory,. lakeland, Fla. 632 W. See V. A. Speer. I l l Pnrk Ave. i *d, of good construction. Owner , Mfcnday morning and bring you ‘ age. ill I • !i‘d A w Grades Come From’ ’ Maple a n d ----------------------------------------- 1‘iving out of citv nnd will self at, hack Saturday, good dry, warm Sixth. Phone 797. 10-II— IManls A n d F lo w e rs W IGHT P R IN T SHOP For Rent— Five ro»m house. Bath reasonable price, and on easy and comfortable tents, with «N A r P Y service on spy thing in ard screened porch. $20 00 p ’v ‘ ernis. House is located on High DESIKAM.E r i>m, with hot and cooking utensils, groceries fur­ r.lir.g A yh 'Hi* *"ill •viH ge! it,., m, garage, eou- month. 22**1 Oak Ave. Phonp 100W. i Street, near Elm Avenue with ».tnished. Truck will he at Etru you r n*un. Phont* 417- w\ 6 Rad tractive surroundings. Double ga­ H> 121 -I. road Ave, Ave. and 1.7th St. Monday ; FOR R F N ,; Small eottAee rn rage, Price furnisheil $8,500.00 u; prepaid orders accepted ti’ l Msennlln Avenue lust north of i $500 cnxh nnd the hatnnee any remorning at A o'clock. LAD IES COATS altered an,l relin -1 nets Company, Fifth and Maple N m n ih cr 1st, Mrs. Endor Curlett, FURNISHED loom for rent. Ill'C e n tra l Street. $'?50*> monthly , nsonnhle way. Address Box 431 Geneva, Fla. Paik Ave ed. 210 Laurel Ave. Sis. Phone 112-W. **ox 123 care llie Herald. Care Herald. t* SANFO RD BUICK CO. 212 Mngonliu Ave. Phone utii. 0 \ f M IR N IM IE D . .. ,, , men;, all front inod.r . corncmencM. J : ■) ;.U rt *. Vi '-(Ufc MOTOR, N R V S c froml \ o a d 8 ^ S h o w r o BBS S3 o ttlo Race Planned St. Pete Legion I PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. INS)—The fir»t annuul f*n Legion Bicycle marathon f championship of the South j staffed here November 11 in Fiun with a gigantic ArmisJy celebration. The committee in charge is making arrangements ’ British Naval Force to care for 500 entrants. The marathon will be devlded in­ Clashes W ith Chinese to two divisions, according to mem­ bers of the committee, the first HONG KONG. Oct. 22.— (IN S )— rnce being for riders under 15 years Further conflict between British of age over a course ten miles in length beginning and ending at naval forces nnd Chinese armed the new million dollar pier, nnd Lands occiired today when the warthe second will he free for all over -.hip Curley was object of a rifle mil machine gun attack from the , a 20 nnd 3-10 miles course. shore, 41 miles above Wuhu. I The Curlew retailed by fuing L A K E W ORTH— Selection of building site at 12th Avenue and her whole battery on the attackers. Q Streets for proposed $25,000 new Later two Chinese gunboats fired j ipnn the attackers of the Curlew. I Elks home made. S A N F O R D CH EVRO LET DEALERS ARE HONORED Reid^Tour Of Flood Section Nears End MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Oct. 22 — (IN S )— Frank R. Reid, chairman of the house o f representatives flood control committee, left Memphis today for Cape Girardeau, Mo., on the Inst lap of his five day survey of the flooded Mississippi valley. • "I Congressman Reid has not andorsetl any particularl plan aboiG V m flood control but is making hU 5 jS tour to fumiliarlxe himself wr.n l mm the conditions left hy the g r ’ *4 overflow. V - 4s ______-----------’ V- » —«x Only Buick has a n engine E x ib e •» BATTERIES We inounce a By seling their quota o f automobiles during the month of September, the firm o f White & Highleyman, lo­ cal dealers, have been awarded n bronie general business conditions. The above Icturo shows Mr. White nnd Mr. Highleyman receiving the plaque from offic'xU of the Chevrolet company. Those in the picture, reading from loft t « right, are. Frank Hodge, service foreman, Horace Draa, bookkeeper, W. D. Jones, me­ chanic, S. D. Highleyman, A. T. White, C. E. Conklin, sales manager of Chevrolet Company for the Jack­ sonville district, J, C. Truwiek, salesman, Miss Moye, stenographer, A. H. Hatcher, salesman, and W. A. J. Moore, district representntive of Chevrolet Motor Coni pany. i iENUINE 5U} h 13-Plate B U I C K ’S remarkable freedom from vibration U The manufacturers of Exide Batteries know hqw a j?f|.|/__the inherent smoothness o f the Buick iutomobile six-cylinder engine. S P E C IA L Second-— rubber engine mountings, front and rear. A n d o f the entire Buick crankshaft assembly. For ^ SATURDAY AND M ONDAY O n ly Buickenjoystheseadvantages. A n d on ly Buick provides the silken performance— the unvarying or $12.00 smoothness at all speeds— the longer life and g j* * 1** serviceability ofan engine yibrationless beyond belief. [ * e fits all but the very t * " , sad it does the [•f Job you’d expect from a * You’ll like It. You’ll Slightly higher the 12-vo’t .lies. Sedans *1195 to *1995 * Coupes U193 to *1850 Sport Models *1195 to *1525 rien f.m. /-•-*. rm . AU prim k / cjfJ .C . * 7Jmm ■• Vt * '♦ - V **■' •*-* Polished . •* Model Trim Co. Sanford Buick Co. Magnolia Avenue. . ... .V i All Exide Batteries are guaranteed to be of full rated capacity and, o f course, have necesarjr qualities Automobile Glass Installed Machine Ground & B U IC K > I9 2 8 l;j •• to do it because they have been making batteries for purposes for .18 yeartf. M W — the scientific and almost perfect balance I’hos, &w in small space. Thai about describes the Exide Auto­ motive Industry as well os to the new-comers. due primarily to three vitally important factor*. V a lv e -in -H e a d ,M w - r im st. % mobile Ballery— known to the veterans of the Auto­ Willard [illard Battery !rvice Station A Lot Of Power P. W. Radford. Prop. 115 Oak Ave. 30x31-2 Cord T ir e ......................... $ 29x4.40 ....Cord Tire....................... 30x31-2 Cord Tire S. 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MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 Youth Killed By ASKED TAX CUT FIGHT Jealous Man Who Protected Girl BY SENATOR HIS UNDER WAY Against Attack By Knife _ %T , 4 ATLANTA , Oct. 24—( I N S ) - afternoon and had at that time j Thomos Trollinger 30, shot and vjwfcht to riissunfle her from having | . . .killed Millard T. Allen, 22, In seir a date with another young map. Joint Congressional Body Is dctBnsu Into yesterday nfternrm, She had been reluctant to do this they were told by Miss Louclla j Meeting For The Purpose!w!»:n the Utter turned upon him Trollinger, daughter of • the man ! Merits a ,lrawT1 knife, ha told police Of ^Conferring H e r r i n g uOn n „t hi, cel, in FuUon Tower today. held. Whereupon Allen had grown Of Three Proposed Plans All. n was killed when Trolling*!- furious and had drawn the knifu with the avowed intention of killing , REMUS LAWYERS, Go™rnment S e o r TAKE TESTIMONY k OF NEW YORKERS' Wea,thy Sportsn,a Reasons Assigned Official Whose fsignation Will Be FfaV*tfVp>January 1 Ifective' George Norris Says American People Will Have Big Bur- HeldOrfice [For Five Years _____ the h_girl and her n!- I [w iling to stories told police. Charles Elston And Carl Bas . leged assailant that Allen tu rned Nebraskan Says Rule .Would Senator Smoot Favors S lash 1.. y»iith had rushed at Miss t,pon t,jn, wj(h his knife, the story | sler Arrive From I'hilndcl- y hcm Asr ReS.U' t ,P [ Recent SupremeCourtEdicl Ruling Handed Down Coolidge Would Cut In Valuation Case O ff $250,000,000 PNation • to sec another fellow” ac- !r| f,c; ™ j stood between _____ I Permit Railroads To Boost Freight. Passenger Rates lanager Declines Make Statem ent mcernmg Action _____ ‘V r $350,000,000 While T h e Q “ 1 *«>’*cr shot. When his warn­ ■mocrnls Ask SOOMUllons -arned upon him. tn he molMrith ings Trol)lnc to the young man fulled to Both P arties Knei Deeds Were Invalif phia W here They Secured Much Evidence,SnysReport L a n d O f f i c e O ffd a ll lV" cha,rF " from “ rifle. He died halt him " he told police. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (IN S)— |nliiii«t instantly. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (INS' O ffer Testimony De­ NF.W YORK. Oct. 21.—Charles' ... Mrs. R.B. Allen, mother of the City M;.linger \V. U. Williams —The Supreme Court’s action in The tax reduction fight in the Sov1 officers Brackett und C a rt-•dnin youth, today blamed the Elston nnd Carl Busier, gathering today tendered hi* reeirrution to e-lrd li-hing the “reproduction ms*. i.ticth Congress, which promise® to spite Defense Plea 1 • cnlled to the scene by jealousy of her son for his death. depositions for George Romps, become effective January 1. No ,new" theory of valuing public util- be spectneulur and frlttrly con­ "I't.i i, learned that Allen bad j "Millard bud planned to marry bootlegger, charged with the mur­ ... Williams, for more rcaifms were assigned f"r the ac­ iiti—i for rate-mnking purposes w 1 ’ led, got under way today with \ 1st ' d ‘no girl, wh° was staying at Nina when hi got a better jo b , der of Imogene Holmes Remus, WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 five years Sanford s city tion. saddle n burden of billions of dol­ ic assembly of the jpint congroas- the fmllingcr home, during th e ^ h e said: his estranged wife, are in N°w T h e prosecution drove honl< la rs u">n the American public if "I'al^tax committee to consider rer.* today dropped a __i . __ i - *in- ♦»,, York todny after what Elston de-: anotVier important point th> lii various plans advanced. maintained in future valuntion-co-. . . ven -uctM .rut w .it F a |,,sin c |ll5r oj, ' m n v im shell into the City Hall There are threp principal plans: es. Senator George W. Norris (Hi Philadelphia. *’L . g . « i. , « .ic turned in his resignnr>? Nt-hnska. declared todny in . ' 1. .Sponsored hy President CoolToday they will Interview rep-! trial today when It develbp. 1) become effective Jan. the Treasury! p statement calling on congress m iiigc and Secret ivy resentative F. H. Laguardin o f’ that the Oil magnate had Mi lion which would limit the to­ remedy the situation. |8. . , Hnrlem. Morris Sweetwood, Mrs. ,q million dollars for ’. The ' ost of water, gas, clcctriei’y tal cut to $250,000,000. Us immediately accepted Paulina Sweetwood, his wife, Mr.[ cin jm j, on the Teapot Dome 2. Sponsored by Senator Reed nnd all other forms of transport 'jut discussion by Mayor an.l Mrs. Maniiie Kessler, the ite r, n av n j rw ,e rv e which form erinir public, Norris pfoiicted, unle .« ‘bnnot, Republican, of Utah, chairfour business associates of Remus, ilk Housholder and W. C. 1 lion will l>c douideil to the consum- p cm of the Senate finance committ­ nnd two ’surprise” witnesses. By ^ (£ C t|iry of^ IntetiO T A lb ee. would hold the rcducton to Ithe two commissioners t'ie court cither ignores a precede >t n, .. „ .... ,, • tliese Remus expects to trace th e 'B . Foil a lre a d y knew w e re at>* \V.C\IJ(ll,City Official, Appears established kt50.000.000. ° in the famous IndianaIriliu n a l O pens'! uesdayM orn-j M om an ForM hom R o u m n n ian “cli*iticB of Mr,. Kemus ih o rtly U o lu tely invalid. k3. K.ieked hy representative Gar­ In Municipal Court Finlay T« poll? waterworks case or congr.v.* P rin rn Sacrificed Ssnrrilipcil before li iiin n i. | The _ defense, . . . . . . ‘. th . .at .._____ - •< (Williams’ resignation sta te ­ Cruw n Prince ini; \Mth 7fi Cases Planned; .. the Democratic tax expert, anil his. _i__ release r.nn> from Atlanta holds Answer MlnorVloIallon But u?»p!i«--« a remedy. He declared cop- in r s t- rse: "I hereby tender supj-.rted by most Democrats, Throne irone Rights, Leaves So penitentiary. He claims sho was P|nJms werc (goo<l and that Harry ’ IsDismissed With 290thers r ^ y n i g h t prevent an "ccononr- which 'could push the reduction up i TwoWeeJtsMayBe Required resignation effective Jan. ; C a n R e tu rn To Kingship trying to cover up an affair with p Sinclair bought them up, so ; riiinsii-epiip to the Amcricnn peo­ He * lie declined to add nnto $40,. 100,000 or $500,000,000. i For Criminal Cases Alone _____ . j Franklin Dodge, Department of {|iere would b« no question as t® ple" hy passing a law forbiudinr , loril or give any explanation Representative flnrner declared 1 Reing n City Commissioner failed use of the “reproduction cost new” PARIS,-Oct. 24. —Mmc. Magda Justice agent; and to conceal R**|thc legality of the lease he supseq* [acim when questioned. . mi.1 • r i RouII .. mus’ min' fortune, fnrfllnn tvlltch r.Atl been Im'CH left, ICl l uentlyacquired ..... a l..__ H_________________ to save W C. Hill from being theory in valuation cases, nlthough , ' "’igress v/ill v f Alow the treas-l Si veuly-six eases will be dnrket1>l* Lupe-uu. the, TUIan-hnircd which had on Teapot Dome. S iniMiirruw by t’onhty Judge L his action is n complete among 30 motor car owners ap­ tin* law itself might be held uncon­ m y a recommendations in tax ire i manian ’.J'or whom i. nPrince o-_-« in her rare. Carol Owcn J.• Roberts, government . V . . . . . . . . . • ft f 1V w w c il U | 0 to the irnblic, it was ob- pearing before Municipal Judge W. stitutional. 11 hing “be< :itu»e every business J. Ci Sharon on the opening day of The Philadelphia visit afforded (Counac, put two 0friciais of U:o . v “ fall term of count the county conrtTjohn ' "n,’rir,il1"1 hia ri«htfl to th,° 'h n ™’ absolute expcctcd by the two Corn- E. White this morning for vnrious n an in the c intry knows the treaproof of Remus’ conten-( Uerand iand.office-L. E. Eddy and • county ' prosecuting has elected to put nn end to her The "reproduction cost . new". | .airy lias been lamentably innccur* '* •f-eonardy, nets. City Clerk L. R. Phil- ii.fractions of the traffic ordinan­ tion that Mrs. Romas and Dod«otR0y Tallman—on the stand, howromance with the prince In order theory, Norris declared, is , ... .. . lo ‘u ‘ .ate in csiimntcing treasurysurplua- Jattornov. announced today. At City Attornoy George A. ces. .. low n public utility high enough ‘least two weeks will be required that he may ho in a more favor­ offered $20,000 to have him killed cver, who produced reports which a rs. Mayor Housholder nskand no one has faith in treasury Wth six other offenders against 'rates to guarantee n specific ir.c.inu f'g’irc-t anymore." for criminal mses before the civil able position to win restoration to in tho *fnll of 192«>, Elston snlil. hr.d gone? to Fall’ll offico in adPhilips to read it, and it his rights as iicad of thc-RountanRussell Monts, stenographer of-vuncu of thp Sinclair lease which All the conflicting plans conteni- buit* can be brought to trial. ctptc.l and filed without a the city parking law, Mr. Hill j>vas upon a fictitious property vnlu estimated to be the cost of re pro rclcuscd with n lecture by Judge inn house of Hohcnzollcm. tho Philadelphia police depart- were to thu effect th a t all claims ' plate decreasing tiic corporation Eightc-n of the cases are against f comment. White in which he warned nil mot­ during tho utility brand new. Such tn::, repeal of the nuhmncc tuxes. mont, employed by John Marshall,(on Teapot Dome were entirely Prince Carol and Mmc. Luposcu Personn failing -C o comply with tntire preceding wtfs carried orists that all city traffic ordinan­ a valuation, he explained, if placed mdlI(!in„ automobile special prosecutor of the Jack;without merit and should be Ighnve been Bpending their last taxes, nnd iSanitary rogulatltma, said Mr. [casually that casual observ­ ces will be strictly enforced, espec­ upon the American railroads would cuWinR th intermediate brackets ............. ... ......... , Daniels cdnsplracy case, swore nored. One of the reports recomweek-end together at Mine. LupcsLconarJy. Light liquor luw violaed have believed nothing of ially the limited parking, stop enable them to "double their pn- tho Inc.n°mc tax(.„. cu's country villa debating their i that he and Marshal hod afforded mended an Injunction be obtained lion scheduled for trial. Tho hqrtance bad taken place, street nnd one wuy street provi­ ent freight and passenger,ra te s ! Representative WJlilnm It. Green, position, anil nfter a great struggle Remus a guard from four gunmOn|L» *««« the ’’squatUrs’* off tha .• efendants arc: C. H. Blocker, tn a minute was required sions, which have been inactive fn.m one of the country to th e , (U> „f Icw„ t ch,irm an «.r tho joint • • ' '• 1 *w* L 'w ho shadowed the bootlegger,land. , - ■* Mmc. l.upescu has decided thut she rank Driggers, John .Wynne. G. L. the reading and final ac- during the summer. I The defense ohjected to ailmlsi 0 :body nnd head of the House Ways iil'u- '1, M. D. Collins. W. F. will assuow the rolo of "Dame from his hotel. tfce Commission, Thirteen drivers were fined $3 If the court should follow th'* mm Means committeo, Was to prov '''■ vie?, KiV.nt GfTrca ur-d lL Hue- Aufc C sm stW t, »iis rend Prince. understood Mr. Williams pretv- i (n t today reports of investigators In. All a v up for possesion of Carol lmck to Paris to livo alone H-hH ^ ig nutiw n to take apiece for driving a t night mlnuJ Indianapolis waterworks tie Commission's pleus- tail or head lights. One man was dent, .Norrlsa added, "and l don’t jdeclaring that nillior;; of dollars in liquor except Murrnb, who is in exile. fmonth ago, just the day be- dismissed for parking his car over see how this course can be avoid- surtaxes have been ovaded by great charged • j operating u still. Mrne. l.upescu has decided upon quit-claim* deeds to tha gc is son, Ex-Chief of police, nght on the street nnd nine viola- ed, it will send all public utility family owned corporation through Wynne, mother of the liquor of­ Hie friendly separation beenuse she he hail been given liquor or money ment in ndvnnce of procurer American jicoplc that they w ill1 piling up of huge surpluses. ters of the through street ordinan fender-. i nIso charged with th-j has’co mo to a realization that by Remus. Williams nmh three other his lease. . .. Other reports from experts, ns larceny of turkeys. s of the uoHco force were co were also dismissed. R. V. John­ never be able to cnrwl out from Prince Carol’s love for her stands Tho report said quite posit tlu such a burden of debt «n tin* son, Jr., arrested because he wasn’t wcj! ns demands bv national busi­ The do. ket will include 10 worth­ as the principle obstacle in his way of their dismissal.. At that not a single claim was values sky-rocketing. It will setold enough to drive, was fined $3. ness men's organizations went into less clr’ck cases. Other cases are bnck to the throne. lime it is beloved the Cornwith the single exception of intricate question of tho clns<ifi- for junq ing board hills, rec'.less Judge White announced in court under it. urged him to remain until Prince Carol returns to his acres which belonged to th e ” "This burden will apply to every cation of earned nnd unearned in­ driving drunkenens, . vagr incyc, Ncailly homo this week to nwai( i, hut definite action was de- that automobile owner* whose cart of Wyoming, being a school s< come escape from taxiation through city, town nnd village in the United are tagged and who do not ap­ lunti! today. hunting fur-bearing animal.- , and the action of his supporters in Sinclair’s action In buying i J City Manager lias been a ri-*i- pear at the police station will ho Staten, It will hit every street-car, creation of gifts nnd trusts, and ono embezzlement ease n; ainst Hotimnnia, and Mme. Lupcscu re­ worthless claims, tho govermm the treasury’s method of classifi­ water-works, gas, electric and traced, arrested nnd given n double Iof Seminole County since Frank Baggett. mains nt her country villa, llow contends, was an indication of ( [.hen he installed the Dlack or triple fine for attempting »o transportation company. Tho wholo cation. Thu committeo is charged had in which the, „Tear long or how complete the separa­ Tomorrow will be spent In dock­ DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 24,— ^ faith , *, will be paying tremendous with the duty of simplifying the ioek drainage system near escape coming to court. He said nution eting cases and the first tri d will tion will remain a question for the (INS)—The now Ford car, in its Dome lease was conceived. R tribute., law for the beneft of the taxpayers He is n sewerage, water, many offenders had failed to npprobably not begin until \\ Mines- future to answer. . experimental stage, has been a p- » Sinclair brought “Applied to the railroads, it as well nn the government. tynr. rainage engineer. day. The liquor cases will p ubably proved by Henry Ford, but it has antl turned tho deeds back to Although Prince Carol . haa ..... .. Frank Blair, colored, of 111l will nearly double the existing I came to Sanford ns its third not be called until next we. k. government solely to prevent not been O. KCd for production. agreed to the ,separation, ho infrieght and passenger rates. Of >rtly after Forrest | Orange Avenue, was sentenced tn Managei- sho Leo D iesel Middle forirt'd the International News Ford is reserving decision on sov- possible litigation that might b ras elected Mayor in 1922 nnd pay n 5200 fine or serve 90 days course; the railroads may not .Service today that he will assume era] minor parts, ucconling to an the circumstances of his own Borah Challenges A tlantic Golf Champ following ha arrest at 0 o'clock charge that much but they will be en ever sine. a passive attitude and will tako no official statement today from tho to light. coming to Seminole Coun­ this morning by Officer R. C. Wil­ entitled to do so, under the law, Eddy further'testified McMullen For Stand leading part in the movement of Ford Motor Company. Williams was on engineer cox who foud four quarts of moon­ and tho traveling public will be WASHINGTON, OctJM—(INS). the Roumanian peasant’s party Officials said.H enry Ford Was contractor first inPeSoti shine in gin bttles i Blair’s car. under sufferance to them.” Leo Diegel still had one golf titlu WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I-(INS)- for his restoration. He is merely not nt the now assembly plant 5 ^ p!fi\ and'then i St. Petersburg, Biair’s house has been ' raided today. He is the middle Atlantic open champion. He retained the Senator win. K. Borah (It) of Idaho, -following the advices of friends Thursday, as stated in an article The defense contends dJ£t? to Florida truui Mt.Vc.- twice by the police in the last j Fall took month and Blair and his companion. title yosterday by beating Freddie Hcent a telegram to Gov. Adam Mc­ thnt he place himself in a position in the New York pnper, annuonc; activo part in the making of 111. McLeod, the Columbus pro, by the Mullen of Nchraskn, challenging where his political opponents can­ ing the “official turning out of cose Chris Lomax, arrested. narrow margin of u single stroke him to statu clearly whi -her he is not say that his continued affair tho new Ford car. Georgo Hoover, Sinclair !ai Clarence Portlock, colored, • was Ho spent tlu* entire day with C. cross examined Eddy who was in the playoff thut was necessitat­ for Frank O. Lowden or Senator with Mmc. Luescu is n disgrace to fined 50a or sentenced to servo CO ed by Saturday’s tic. Dicgcl no- George W. Norris of Ni brnskn, for tho Roumanian royal family nnd E. Boranson, general manager, Iq cautious witness. days for carrying concealed weap­ Itoumnnla. tho dearborn laboratories. There gotiutPd the Indian Spring cours the Presidency. ons anddisorderly coduct. She "My friends must act independ­ Borah's telegram was prompted has bn n no cxhibitlpu o( tho new in 75 ng ah t McLeod’s 7C. They wait arrested arrested last lust night night aft after she I l i n P u T n A t ' l i t u r i f t n was LONDON, Oct. 21—(INS)—The ~ of shots * at her religious controversy between Con­ hud tied Saturday at 295 for 72 by usialcnunt of Go‘(. Me.Mullen ently,” Prince Curol said. “They car in Dearborn, or anywhere, as |u U I S . m A r l i n g l U I l j Imd taken a couplo made in which he characterized must make nil their plans without said in the Nw York newspaper. > rgunient. servatives nnd m o ru la over the holes. ' _____ husband in u heated arg Frank (). Lowden us the “only real my participation. It is news to me that tncro has Jackfon, colored, was fined Darwinian theory of evolution con­ \3HLNGTON, Oct., 21,-(INS) Jim cuntly cam,, out in support of Nor- . "I um no plotter.” been a new cur pined on exhiiblt, $25 for posscsslo half n< pint of [j. Ben. Joseph T. Dickman, liquor. Five-men and women wero tinued to rage today. There was Policeman Is Slain friend of the farmer ” Boruh rrPrince Carol’s closest friend and Fred L. Black, advertising man­ much comment over the letter of ris. I of the three Americans to adviser, who has been sharing his ager, said today. “There has been By W ife In Quarrel fiul $2 upicce for disorderly con* the most Reverend Kundull T. Davi­ $ [and a urnty during the Worisolation at Mme. I.upcseu’s villa, no exhibit anywhere of the new son Archbishop of Canterbury nnd . PETITION IS DENIED will lie buried tomorrow d u c t ^ leaves tonight for Bucharest but ford.” Funeral services for Mrs. 1 Primato of England, replying to a CHICAGO, Oct., 21,—(IN S)— he national cemetnry at Ar­ asked that flit identity bo undis­ Bush McIntyre of Lakeland mot previous letter given out hy the Police sergeant vernon Gourunson on with uli the mitltary. hon- Queer Corporation WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (INS) closed. of Mrs. J. N. Tolar, were right Rev. E. W. Barnes, Bishop of was shot nnd instantly killed by Jap an Will Unveil is possible to bestow. Gen. —The supremo court todny denied the Tolar Residence, 207 Tent “I am not connected with the Birmingham. nan died suddenly of a heart Started In Miami The contixjversy reached its cli­ his wife, Mrs. Minnie Goarunxon, the petition of Franklin county, Roumanian peasant’s party, but I at 3:30 o’iock yesterday Statue Of American 44, in their home today. |k at his home here yesterday. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor Arkansas for review of lower court cm allied with all the Roumani&na max a weok ng» when Cannon BuiFirst Presbyterian Churc' decisions granting judgments loFas 70 yean; old. Mrs. Goaranson summoned powho want I*rince Carol for king,” MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 21. - A new lock-Wcbster delivered a bitter ver­ TOKIO, Oct. 22,—A monument fcderul troops in the district method of conducting a business bal attack on Bishop Unrue’s evo­ Ijce and’ admitted she had shot tclllng-$57,000 to ihc Hnrrvmnn snid this friend. “ I am returning to Townsend Harris, the first Ameri­ ducted the service. Dozens of floral tributes N turned out, und his body lias been introduced a t Miami, lutionary view on the floor oF St. her husband with his • service re­ National Hour and Sullivan County Bucharest tonight in order to can Minister to Japan, was unveil­ volver, us he lay in bed. She said National Rank, growing out of tho broadcast beforo tho elections the ed with elaborate ceremonies n t Melntyre were received at i>e bourne to Arlington on nn where five brothers have formed Pauls Cathedral. constrnction of u court house. try eussion High ranking of- a corporation, elected officers and news thut Prince Carol is no long­ Khimoda, tho little seaconst town nr home from friends in The Bishop wub nbout to deliver the shooting followed a quarrel. of the nrmy und navy and er living with Lupcscu. Thut is where tho first American envoy Georgia and Lakeland ( a sermon when the Canon, accom­ Ixrm-nt officials will attend started a treasury, but have not panied by a group of friends, mar­ hound to deprive Prince. Carol’s en­ lived wbilu negotiating with the as from Sanford. Folic * yet decided whut tho business will funeral services. emies of tho only excuse they have Tokuguwa shogunato. Prince lyesta vice" ut thu home,, be. One of the members of this odd ched into tho contend aisle of tho held a t tha mur against hia return. Prince Carol’s Tukuguwu, president of the House were 1 Maj. Gen. lluqter Liggett partnership is, H. E. Froelich, Mi­ church and begun his tirud. tcry ,| loyalty to Mme. Lupcscu was^the of Peers, the man who would have **j. Gen. Robert L. Bullard, ami representative of Southern Bishop Barnes had written his lett­ Relatives of Mrs. Dickman commanded! fiho most difficult obstacle to our suc­ been ruler of Japan if the restora­ er in'defense of the charge of hrfrom as fa r away a* New 1 Dairies. cess but now we have Mme. Lupos- tion had not occurred, was the American armies in France sy lodgd against him by Canon came to attend the ft When the treasury fund has be­ Bullock-Webster. ' time of the Armistice. He ru’s promise to piuy the rolo of leading spirit in raising funds for them were: C. Y. M clntyre.l OLD ORCHARD, Me.! Oct.24- tho shining wings of the plane when uted in' every Major cam- come large enough, the decision it returned, bore testimony that oil “Dante uux (’amelias” and now she the monument. M I do no( attach great weight L> ( INS)—After thicr third unsuccsband; two sons, L. R. II in which the Americans will be made by vote as to what what 1 have described as “Gorilla sful attem pt to span the Atlantic had figured in another trans-At­ is, ready to send the Prince sway Speakers o the occasion recalled Lakeland, and Cecil “ D, business will be the favored one. from her. ^engaged, and was decorated sermons”, wrote Archbishop of ocean to Denmark, the crew of Mn. lantic flight failure. how Harris worked for eight Miami; two brothers, In the meantime, each member Canterbury. "I believe that you Frances Grayson's plane "Thu ERLIN, governments _ A cylndcr head of the left hand BERLIN, O ct 24.—flN S )— months to see the Shogun, remain­ of Atlanta and W- J. B > of Dayton, Ohio Gen. submits a monthly suggestion. One ovrrrnta the adherence of thought­ Dawn” today wero awaiting “Doc” W right Whlrwind motor is believed Queen Marie is now reported as ing without a guard or a warship York: f o u r suture. Me ave crocked under the strain. striving to effect a reconciliation In Shimoda. and finally anterad Kenx graduated from West brother will draw-* salary to man­ ful people to t Webster theonee Kincade motor expert,‘upon whose to hav "The Dawn*', carrying Mrs. between Prince Carol and hia wifb Tokio In triumph to deliver hia Jacoby, of « 1831. He became u cav- age the new business. The stock of fifty and 200 years ago. Iscarce- direction rests the possibility of an P i t *. each owns will depend on the funds Grayspn Stulta and Bruce Golda- Princess Helene. |y think that among those who lis­ other attem pt this year . offleer and distinguished message from the President of the Ur, of M W ten to you there are any great The Queen is said in report* ITnited States. ■%JcPAii' Hughs of Fi Kincade.was expected to reach borough, navigator, headed grace­ A '.in the Spanish American each deposits. fully out to soa a t 6:13 A. M. yes­ oumbr of people who hold^the op­ from Bucharest to be striding to hew, Vivian here by plane from New York early Lrulipptne campaigns. He reKZ£ Ca. * t today and examine the plane’s terday. The takeoff was beautiful arrango a meeting between the >n L)2l after 45 y#ars ser Belgian Oil Company inions which you satirize.” and tp observers it seemed thut the Strike Brei estranged pair in Florence. motors. Failure of ono of them to Tha function caused WUmer. Stultz, plane was a t last on it* way to Head Visits Sanford Davis To End Flood Henry, 1 —fWork In i *9 Copenhagen! , ilot, to turn back yesterday evenKinnon, R. FROM C about 3 P.M .. however, wire>r Mail Boxes when about 000 miles at aea Tour This Afternoon Mrs. **<#! reports fflhn the plane to the Stac r Adams, president of the TRINIDAD. Colo., Oct. 34 (INS) C .repairs can bo made quickly1 ?HIS, Tcnn., 48) — ' U r station told of the Erected In Tampa Sincla r Refining Co., of Belgium store o hundred and fUty striking •r Keasei, Mrs. Grayson said of the flight. A mesCon h h MRPv miners, ltd ' and a resident of Paria. who is MEMPHIS. Tenn., O ct 24-<INS)* made this is-filled 1 of War Dwight Davi# Fia.. Oct. (IN S)— on aa^lng^Jktion <>f Secretary o. ..... rer, inqi* i£s , today opinion*, today. l,*n e “ W uv Lack pra’n automobile mall boxes” touriMf Florida Sanford will brig g week's trip through the “Dawn" Sinclair stations, visited * canyon to '“ motorist have been Ip­ Saturday > and Inspected the com- flooded states to a close this after* of here, I ba*n left ■ with the ■P* .. . #nj now In use, one puny's local aqulpmdnt uw kr tha noon when Un rds at Florida Avenue guidance of Frank W. Talbot, here from New Orleans. Secretary of War DavU will emindlt county minaKfr. With Mr. Adams on his trip aro: t h e l 5 f g & . ' ' * Klood Control Sinclair MOT :uet from COMMISSIONER IS SEMINOLE COURT MME LUPESCU IS 5 BIG DOCKET TO LEAVE LOVER FOR FALL TERM EX-PRINCE CAROL GETTING LECTURE siaa Ford Has N o t Y et Given Approval To HisNew Automobile leral Dickman Is Be Buried With Evolution Theory Is Debated By London High Church Heads Final R i t e s Hi For Mrs. Mclnl Sunday Aftei Mrs. Grayson Awaits Report Of Motor Expert Before Deciding On Ocean Hop “-“V S a ? KMPHH . , I �THE SANFOllD t*AGK 8L \ It Is Not A Home Jntil It’s Planted The necessary shrubbery for the beautification of the home grounds. sut.[, ;1S Broad Leafed Evergreens. Pamls, <’onifers. Roses, etc., of which vou will find a eood assort­ ment, in a large quantity, reasonably priced, at tne Sanford SATURDAY, O' !Handsome Home Of Compactness Characterizes Ira B. Davis Nears ; Unique Alabama Residence Completion H e r e „ Mr r.r.d Mr*. Ira B. Davis expect t > move into their new home on Mu'tnoliu Avenue, between 20th . no 21st Street, the earlier part of November ner<iri|injr to Mrs. Davis i he n».ijor portion of the construct- I ion 1 1 nleiut complete ami it is stat- | i-tl ili.ii t house will be one of lii« iu. h i.. <i built here in some time '1 he Molding is stucco and N••:••.i>ii hi d -sign, and will contain I o r >m« anil three baths. The plan is noov. l in that the entire lower floor will he occupied by Mrs. Da­ vis, while th • upper floor is a rran g ­ ed for t w o apartm ents. The de­ sign was drawn by Mr. Davis and i is declared t o be very unusual. Some of the in.cresting feature-- j of this beautiful home are hard­ wood floors throught both stories, tile, baths and wrought iron in the Spanish motif. The hig fireplace in the living room is unusual in that there i-* ho mantel shelf, but a niche with awrought non ship mod­ el will ho inset over the mantel. The tiled floor of tne sunporch I is on a slightly lower level from the floor of the living room, and handsome Spanish gates separate these two apartments. The lighting fixtures throughout a rt. Swedish iron und are considered particularly lovely and adapted to houses of J Spanish order Nursery Co 2885 W. First St. Near Monroe Corner Visitors Always Welcome GOOD LUMBER for GOOD HOMES Few Building Perm its Are Issued This Week Hill Lum ber Co Thu bathroom i*» just ns iiiiirh a pari of jour home as the draw ing-room. Insure Ix-auty and comfort by us­ ing III IS I Kit'S Plumbing fix­ tures. Once we install them, they alwa>s give perfect sa t­ isfaction, draining readily, conveying fresh water in nn even flow, and retaining the handsome appearance thut makes ItflSIKICS fixture* stand out from the ordinary sort. A. D. Rosier Office & Show Room & * AS IMPORTANT AS THE NEW HOME’S PLANS. Give a serious thought to the lumber that ■i goes into your new home. Years of extra :J life depend upon its quality. b i he added cost is soon forgotten in the longm er service and greater satisfaction you will ISLAND SAVAGES REVERT TO HEAD HUNTING HABITS Sap TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 22, • IN S)—, In an f ficini opinion ii-ndereil to a Florida newspaper, Xt'orney (icnerul Freil II, D a m .'*• Inred that membership in the 1 at legislature v.hiih raised the governor's salary will not affect the gnbei nntnrial candidacy of W. A. Mackenzie, John S. Taylor and John W. Watson, whose eligihlity was ipiestinned ‘ under provision of the stute constitution which says than “no legislature shall during bis term be elected to any • ivil office the emoluments of which lined ben raised during J AN FK A N t'IsrO . (h-t.. 22,— Fears that the natives of the S..Iopton Island . pin-prick dots in the fnr South Pacific, may have ii veiled to nn i.m ient practice— bi 'ul-hunting were expressed to ­ day by seafarer.* and othelr persons 1 lam ilar with the customs of the . m ore so. than thoaq of men. islands in comment upon the latest Some prisoners would be tnken reported uprising there. l back to the village, their legs and It was recalled by persons who arm s being broken to prevent eshave visited ti e • pot which forms • ape. The bodies of th e . victims ' n*» of the lust remaining strong­ wduId he decapitated on the scene holds of primitive savagery in the of the ruiil, their heads taken hack, world t b i t the custoniH of the na- dried and placed upon shelves pro­ ta"es still are largely barbaric de­ jecting from the front of the spite the influence of the white C hieftain’s house. man. This was-imlicntvd hy the fact that the natives were reported to have th e ir-most recent attack ~ When You Paint P aint to Last Lum ber Co. 520 Maple Ave. USE good paint and the longer wear it gives will amply repay any differ* ence in cost. Let us furnish estimates. I.W.Temperton City Lum ber Co ing considered 108 W. 2hd SI. Painting—Tinting—Paperhanging. SEMINOLE PAINTS and VARNISHES WITHSTAND FLORIDA CLIMA They nre made in Snn ford, for use in Florida. They are distributed only In Florida They are made hv Proven formulae to withstand tryl » WE INVITE YOU to con»e in and learn more ahod Florida-made paints, varnishes, stains, shellacs and painters’ supplier to Mrs McDougall $20 to repair her residence on Second Street. (J. A. Miller secured a perm it to proceed with repairs on a resi­ dence on Sanford Avenue to the ex­ tent of $200. W. I,. Clark was g ran ­ ted n permit for repairs to a resi­ dence on Frem-h Stre t. .lay Hirk will huild a frame dwelling on Hickorv Street, costing approximately oflt). The cost of repairs in building nn l-'irsi Street will In* $100 ac­ cording to permit issued to Ed I.nn? Eliiabeth Lc-wery wen granted a permit for $.‘>0 repairs to dwelling on Pine. PITTSBURGH Martin Paint Sho Loch A rb o r /^ P ro d u c ts M arches 0 FIRST in N atural Iienuty. General Sanford, pit eer developer, owned 25,000 acres of what is m Seminole County, nnd with all this vast territory choose from, sciected a spot adjoining Lo*h Art as his home site. money by delay­ ing painting—giv­ ing decay a chance to get started where painting won’t stop it. Paint now before it’s too late—with Paint W hatever your lumber needs may be we can serve you well. BUILD NOW! to do so. Sun-Proof Take advantage of present low material and labor cost. present you with the greatest opportunity to mak( savings on building now than probably have evei been offered to Sanford citizens before. Look ove; these ads, compare the service, merchandise am prices and decide in your own mind whether or no now is a good time to build! climatic conditions in, the sta le and guaranteed age spare, and the front of fh« lint!«c li.ii been designed to prorldi ImiIIi .i Min parlor and nn c| »n te r him*. ’Ih»* lwo n!Dry In u unit-tial mid interesting «l*--ali. Ihe two bedrooms, the b«th and the rent ml hallway form a *tng1« unit, while the large living room the dining rt • l nnd the Vltcl-.cn a n in\t-uit-ii11> linked. BATHROOM BEAUTY! The Advertisers On Th Page Weather and moisture proof. Keeps out decay. Prevents depreciation. Low cost protection per square foot because of great covering capacity per gallon. Drop in the store and talk over your painting problem. Fifteen minutes from H eart of Sanford, at an an nue speed of twenty miles per hour. And the w wide Country Club Road, for the construction which funds are in the hnnk# will make that ti a wonderful drive. Improvements have never stopped. Work is i progressing rapidly on permanent electric 11 Loch Arbor has paved strets, modern water w< with sealed reservoir, and telephone service, city conveniences except gas. First National Bank of Sanforti holds in trust I^och Arbor Improvement Fund whieh is a it antee that al improvements will continue to c pletion, on a constantly moving schedule. No mortgages. Loch Arbor i< i* free of incum SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. No assessment.*. All Improvement, nre Ineli in original purchase price. No eityi taxes. The owner of a Loch Arbor h pays only one-fourth to one-fifth as much h as he would have to pay iivthe city limits o f ! ford." 7 * ^ our building cannot last any longer than its foundation. A good foundation demands the best in material* and work­ manship. * I specialise in rock, sand and cem ent Let me figure with you. 110 N .’Laurel Phone 673 Baker And Holmes Co Phone 845 French Ave. at 8th St, DeForest-Sanfo �. . / .j 1 PAGE TWO r*fr •*1 .^ a V’ “Oh, Poor Mr. Amos” m Tk* u • ».e«w» #r ik» *L.,i.V.V»l*.r" 1*me! takrnu AArmi^r., mmj Adi.ro.tNs M H l.n r » k ! r "TL 'Hk^u* i* " a J***” * /,■ "'ii' r l r r a l a t In* mm v t H I km*+ni kflilarai m i HkM*. ■ MONDAY. OUT.. 24, 1927 . THE IIKMAI.ll'> I'Mf>4.MAH I . — t> N ii„ > .i> In r i b >e|alaf r a l l a a . an d r a a n t r a d . k —OHS*' «*•!.» r » l f 4. JirkNan • III*. l - C m n im n ‘,111 ml Nl. Jmmmm Indian M lw C anal. i ■•Annnnn.nll.n ml mantklr “P»r •g W'»»A. ik—.lll«m-hlln« ml halldlaC prm■ ra n —hmnmm- knl.ln, aparCatraf ■nnnm. A—A rjmMHrllr I krai. I^C «*»l*4lm ml rltr keaa'lfa. l i n nmgraUt. a 'A a m and Modern boaplial. * ■»- * _______________ THE SANFOKD HERALD, MONDAY O C T O B E R ^ ,J 927. . ________ All Set for Big Presidential Pageant As Brisbane Sees It M m f f ittf r iM i r i r t |l W riting under the caption, "Oh, Poor Mr. Am***." J. H. j I»«*»r at Mafard. n*rtda 111 Mas*alia A m i f .■ [Benjamin in the Palm Beach Independent ftuys. "in con.se-1 The Mikado's K pilor. mm*v*4 a« _ . riaaa «amr. <iuence °f the explosion of the Seminole County Bank. Ernest Justice, E xact, In Karr. N iiw r tt. iV.V a« ik» ra.ia»fie. Amos, state comptroller, has been indicted by the Seminole t O ur A m ace A'itixen. Eat Slowly. **-**"f"r4*«. i Sst* ..***__County grand jury, two true bills for malfeasance in office, It jr Irttiiir flrUhn nr ---------------------- having been found against him.” The Independent continues I niM rl«>M if?T •»* RO LU___ IO _l . DFAIV---- UniTOR __ f 011nu. , . _ BOW w a r d a r m ; — man»s * k. h m , vs■ , . , , W. EMPEROR JA PA N 'S NEW n i n u t ju n a , Maaaciai K4iia»j Mr. Amos wails that he is being persecuted. To a man H iichito Mill review his navy, jUp like he being greatly favored. «f- a tree, v «uv| it it, looks, ivyvn » <i)i)C nc- is w vf»*B 51 c,aiij in»ui tn. A great vat w orships, -.uLmarines, almost as ICRHUlfTlOA RATES m fthl, banks K„ ,, 1, ■> have Un ■t n failed f * 1 since Htn.m he It n became ^ comptroller, , u. l1 _ rrjx> many and to Big an battleships, nnd fighting -tm Thu ----- -----r*» Vaatka said man up a tree it also looks like the people being perse- airplane* will show the Mikado tkPM R * a u --------------------------------------Mr Carrier see * i^k m.i* cuted are the depositors in state banks which have incom- w hat fe could <I«T. W Hklr H ll' -a par fear ... P *“ potent and dishonest officials. They huve lost a lot of money. KTO#------------------------A MOCK ATTACK will In? made Herald Saaferd'e p'a* rr a.«— very few have recovered any. prosecution of hank officers on Japan's northern naval base pakrr anfcBe-*Wa fa tk* have always failed, and as for Mr. Amos he hasn’t missed and chiefly offense will consist of tlawal l t « a - r n l f f . reeelrlag •*»« .n«»i«iM a meal nor seen the inside of a jailbomb-dropping p 'm es . Japan did j£ V n ik*Vw | "Mr. Amos' policy in Seminole county seems to have not invent the flying- uug?hine, **•*7n!w‘a/ **rurM.1* W f e been a duplicate of his policy here. He knew the bank of- but realiz e its power and knows a t floating steel targets cannot ««*aarr «r kaattik* •'■i* »rw« i* ficials were breaking the law and hanks were in a shaky th stand against swift, bomb-drop­ r»Kk—« h »»i-______________ lcondition, but instead of closing the hanks, as he had power ping airplanes. tJ • _ _ _ The Sanford Herald P a la a ,^3t. •*■)’ ' /- |s «s MODERN 2J r^ | j i u fs f C •■ H C ^cX , <>y # \\v» V R a te s $ l to$1 * Auto! 1 .^ '- i l S / B M , IP ,f ' V P / 'V |J Q : \4^ $ X J ,} 7 u A L 1 T i Y TRUEMAN FERTILIZE! CO. ] Main Office uj Factory Jacksonville, FU Local Reprenseaa live T liaution, and j greater* opportunities for you nnd for your children. Spend. I, ^ * Am/rk-un ‘ women ling your money a t home is like putting amortgage upon t | h|)ljna $5,000,000 a day. $i,8'2r>,»uoThe builder lifted his old' gray to conic back to you. |0U) a year, on lieauty shups and - he*d~ .u . i "Spending it away from home is simply bidding goodbye aids to beauty. Women spending , Good friend in the pa 6 , to it, and its further usefulness in vou. Your home purchase the five million.? a day would be JA C K SO N V IU FLO R IO A rillS uH. Lr uvn r VIELE Jeweler ' _ come, he said. , . i,p*fp r ‘T here followeth me after today,, ' A; • . A youth whose feet must p a ss. You can see and measure its value before you pai l with this way. ' your, money. Buying at a distance you are buying a "cat in This naught chasmto that u |)U}f merchandise muy not he satisfactory. Often it me, has been as *s, m not. . To that fair-haired youth may pitfall'he; "Then ii< isn’t a case of going to your home merchant. dim—* 1 who — wants •• ... (1**11) your confidence, and to make good every! » u • ~ u ----••to hold Good friend, f am building th is' th in g he sells you bridge for hind” J “ You n m fi,„.*, .1 r —Anonymous, i te r t • dealing with an outsider who has ho in- *V<t • T *h c B vt O n ly three blockjfrom# th e station. Comeraf A dam s and Davis' R a d io en teru ir" ?th e lobby. j rV V'/x vV 3T . IUBLB VEKdE FOR TODAY From time to time we have had the advantages of traiif UrdwTii speak: foJ , in« ,at fhom ‘; net b efo re us by th o se who have stu d ied th e up\ GENT!.EM \N. LOOKING i (A. w) H ew itt speak peace unto His peo-‘ Pe al (,f mall o rd e r h o u ses and have revealed tn e la ls itv of j *hi' field over, mrofully finds the * \\ .pl«, and to H is saints, but let them th e ir claim s. As a re su lt o f th e co n tinued c am p aig n o f | avi rug • American cit <cn the keepnot turn again to folly. Psalm 8!i:8. n ew sp ap ers all o v er th e c o u n try , th e b u y -at-h o m e m ovem ent j rr of a "one m in clothing store ' t . PRAYER: Speak Lord, for Thy h as g a th e re d m o m en tu m an d g rad u ally h u t su rely th e hom e in a Mrall town. He belongs l> a* | rhiii'li bet does not go regularly, servant heareth.________ j m e rc h a n ts a re co m in g in to th e ir own. ha4 nn "average education," which BUILDING THE BRIDGE i H ctuUI has o ften spoken for the local merchant? I means none to speak of. takes An old man, going on n lone high and has defended them against those whose false bargain tittle interest in anything exvept ■ way, .hunting ideas have overshadowed their consideration of hi. family and hi1* bii.im •*. never Plumbing: — Hcatimr . Came at the evening, cold and wares of local business houses. The Tampa Tribune ifre­• icnd1' tic foreign news, just goes | gray, "Service You’ll Appreciate” along through of* very much like' Tft a chasm vast and deep and cently set forth some new thoughts in connection with th* any i hie’ i n in hi? chicken yard, if buying at home. The Herald passes the Tribune's comments he ha? a '•hiek«,n ward. Fortunate wide, JAMES A. SANDS Through which was flowing a on to its readers: The Tribune says: Jv f'*r th«* natj M it j.; not made up | S23 Sat.,ord Avc. Phone 630J. sullen tide. "Before you mail that order for merchandise to an oui elusive*j of aveiage citi/.ens. The old man crossed in the twi-'side concern think it over a few minutes. I light dim; i i Alt.NKTT WRIGHT, BRITJSH ' "Perhaps you'll change your mind about it. The dollar The sullen stream hud no fear expt in uign.il pathology, says j sent out of town is gone forever. The dollar spent at home for him; something that t ifty million AmUNION ECZEMA OINTMENT But he turned when safe on the *remains and works for you. i .i i,n >h'*ij!i! remen her, “ Eating j For treatment of Ring Worms, JiggedH nd any skin eruption •other side, ___ ___ __ ..at«, iivmi I "It circulates homeV UlUIL'l either in civic improvements. 'upn’ly i * the most common cause | And uilt n ridge to span the taxes, better schools, churches or Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by th j goes into more merchaii- • stomnrh u l c e i Napoleon,' tide | disc for your next needs. / i*. boasted that Im never spent “Old man,” said UNION PHARMACY i in ■e than It) <r 12 rdnutes a t, Phone 375 fellow pilgrim "Your neighbor takes better care of your needs near, am i i : meal, died of ulcers i f the stom -( *'Yotl are wasting your strength ’wants than does the stranger, who has no interest in you. eh in hia St, Helena prison. He * i further than to get your dollarswith building here; • ' should have remembered the wise Your journey will end with the "Your merchant-neighbor’s future depends upon hold­ IK rent !i saying inner Men jane, est ending day, y*ur confidence. He’s always hero to make mistakes i.'.oilfe iligere. 'it dinner well tnlkYou never ngnin will pass thm good. thm ing td is half digested.“ Allowing 30 way; i o i l/ l . . . minutes more for slow eating with You've crossed the chasm, deep When you spend your money with the home merchants friendly mil: means adding years help them, vn11 iiuuiui t. . ■ . ■ . In your life. w,. .e’ .u i. .............................. . «i» ciiy , mm to m ake' . ,. C ifls NOW on our new - ^ n l n g tidc1?" I i 125 Rooms and Bathi ih to do, he wrote the officials sweet, big brother (or was it little brother?) letters, and let things rock along until the EXACT JUSTICE IS rare. L. banks had to suspend. There does not seem to he any weight F. Am t»'>ng br it his daughters, to the banking laws of Florida except moral responsibility. 13 an I la years old, savagely nnd ‘v. a< fin d on probation. The judge an<* morals seem to be scarce and growing scarcer. that he c iuld not have r«‘gi "Mr. Amos, we understand, is a candidate for re-election Armstrong flogged «* lii* had i If the people reelect him, mid elects a legislature which refus­ flogged his daughters. es to enact banking laws that will bite—well, we will bj sorry Mi lt;s*h. who helped to p ju r for Florida.” gaSoluiv i,n n ( '’g, netting file to | Mr. Amos has had and is having his day. but the people it, binning the d"g •*<> h rrib ly 1 it hud to be Killed, was fined i of Florida have one coming to them. As the Independent that fls What «niilil >•iu have done ' points out, the comptroller comet up for re-election next year in lhn«c i bild-beating, d ig-bur.land that will most certainly lie the people’s day. When ing la.ie?'.' The seeond judge, n ' I the votes are counted, Mr. Amos may have occasion to wish cour>>e, did not regr»t that h> j .that he had closed a few hanks before they "busted" then - ' couldn't |>‘i'.ii i?n* .line on the marl [ etches. and *et fiui to bn> Justice imii*i when '» tatiii;; the criminal, s> b.ingv a nrjr . i it , i • n*i remedy for crime. The r"ll "dy that is cbm -K i! a Better Buying At Home \ “v\ .. Select CHRISTMAS ! easy payment plan. § Only 50 shopping' days be­ fore Christmas. i 108 M agnolia .. C- L. Derbyi Phone 811 , 8tor»'*i( j Sanford Feed k Supply Co. O U R H A L L O W E ’E N Special Brick Is the tre a t of the season —ju st the thing for your Hallowe’en party—try it! Seminole Creamery Co. J Phone 031 11h SL more beautiful, if they kept the money. Hut spending it makes tK.m happy, un i happiness is ' .... *u !*...... CONRAD ZELLER, 03, years old, father of 20 children, retires | from postoffice work on a pension of $60 n month. His average pay ; from Uncle Sam during 2H years! was $H5 a month. -------------------! *r " ,U* I t has y°.ur money, and Is through. Not very generous from u coun­ Rumania has something in' consider these things and we helievn common with the United S tates., mail that order." “ l»Cllcvc yotl will not try rich enough t*» let its women It has its Carol and we have our j pend eighteen hundred millions u Carroll. year on wrinkle eradication, face*; ---------o-------j lifting, urtfleial curls und complex­ ion. Tho western states arc going t > SIGNS ARE PROMISING have, a bumper cfop of corn. Won­ PALM I:KM'II n e w s reduced that it is necessary >n* der whether the prohibition for­ _ , 1— ———— ■ borrow funds for road work. Would; ma have heard about it? The best news that hus cQme out contention of these states. The the people of Floridu wunt tho Mfe__ of Washington for some time, as inheritance tax yet remained i»» State Road Department to keep its The Sanford Herald thinks that far as the state of .Florida goes. Is same Flora Florida instru______•**>Km goes, is effect. The annus a Indiana needs a jail-proof gover­ that treasury department >------ ■* the apparent accumulated millions in the vaults that the the treasury department wilt will m»ni*ii(imentalities brought nor. At any rate, it is a good thing present n tax revision plan to con-1unfairness of the m atter to the ut 3 |>er cent interest and leave that they haven’t got a governor gress shortly which will include, attention of the. other states, the highways of Florida remain rutted a'r.d unpaved? We liurdly a •proof jail. —Gainesville Sun. among other reductions, the drop- with the result.thut a total of 22 think so. —o—— ■ ping of tho federal estate, or states, through their legislatures, We can ugree heartily with the Th? municipal election is more inheritance tax. Tribuno in declaring tho gusolinr; passed resolutions requesting the ___ _ IV 4IU V .1t Here is one of the most striking than a month away but there is "United States congress to repeal tax as it now exists wrong in piinplenty gossip going the rounds Instances of what the people can the cipie and in form. But to argue federal inheritance tax laws. •bout potential candidates. There do when they start out In earnest against a temporary finucing ar­ The udministration ut Washing­ may be several to'seek the office when they get their minds on u ton as indeed arc all administra­ rangement sueh us uny lurge buamuttter and stay with it. In the . now held by W ,C. Hill, and poslu ;t general elections the people tions, is not, totally deaf to any i i e s s house is constantly callet| aibly pnu may be a woman. upon to niaku when its returns art? of the state of Florida adopted an widespread appeal. The trouble not Xj • -------- o-------alwuys steady, simply on the is that the people remain passive “City Promised Gas By Novem­ amendment prohibiting uny tax' to so muny things that vitality grounds that tho greutest crime from being levied on inheritances. ber 25“ says headline la the Sara­ affect them in this as well as kin­ this State -could commit would '>c sota Herald. Why doesn’t the Today it is one of three states that dred matters. This not only ap- to let the taint ____of debt hang over docs not hope such a tax. Congress, Sarasota paper stir up politics it. !rSpems strange logic. *L down in that section then it will however, pructlcally nullified the plies through relations of the state I [( t he revenue from the gusolinc with the nation, hut tuns all theltux has been ; hove plenty of natural gas to effect of this Florida law by pass­ way ___ reduced, of coune up from the precinct through ing a rebating bill permitting in­ ply two or three Sarasotas. the road building must como down the different divisions of statu heritances to deduct from federal ...... 0-------government. When the people a bit. Rut to halt any progrum on bad the Gators had to lose un amount up to 80 per rent of wish to curtail expenditures in the dot, as the comics have the ifday to North Carolina State, all such taxes paid to the state. In local government they can do so. laborer stopping the awing of his •ver, there’s some consolation other words, by invasion of the They can refuse to vote for bond pick a t the blast of the noon whist­ knowing.that it took a Floridan state field for taxation, the gov­ Issues, and they can take from of­ le. when money is not immediatebeat the. Gators, Jimmy McDow- ernment virtiYilly offered the fice those heads that delight In 'y availabcl, is hurdly good busi­ the Wolpack’s star halfback states a bribe of 80 per cent for wuisting money through reckless­ ness. The State loses too much in stnrting up again. * a « t unted for both of the adopting or continuing the inher­ ness or extravagance. Tho fact that Florida has no llnian’s scores, is u Gaines- itance tax. All thnt is necessary when _____ —-d ’»•**-** bunded debt is undoubtedly a go**I Started hy the people or of Florida, Florida, .thing, :• boy. uwdch are going wrong Is things arc going wrong is for for the the .» l~!— *ny *—me • people H ------- 0------ but joined in by a number of other people to put their minds right, talking point, and makes for at­ Lan.bright of the Tampa states, the matter was laid before . raise their votes and then back tractiveness to foreign capital. bune and Joe Lambright, form- the supreme court of tho United 1 them with their votes. —Paint But no good ran come of carrying nbhorrence of the appearance of * of West Palm Beach, now ed- States, which held against th e' Beach Times. debt to the point qf fanaticism. of the Brunswick, Ga., pilot, This borrowing by the Stale O' brothers, disagree on presiIS BORROWING A SIN? 11 Road Department means that ne?dal candidates. Joe wants AI. , cd contracts can be let at once. MIAMI IIKKAmi and Eld Is "agin him. Ed 1 1Within a few months the collect­ l a delegate to the Natioal itie Convention in 1921, It Is somewhat surprising that ernor to borrow as much as 2.- ions from the gasoline tax'will say hU temper has never some parts of Florida still cling OOO.tlWfVn short time notes as will equal tho amount borrowed.' Tho " from the fearful etrain fondly to the notion th at the Staty be needed for the next few months State can either borrow now and _ those dreadful *••>*■) government ought to be conduced to anticipate collection of gusolino have the roads several months the narrow financial lino* ot money for highway building. Tho sooner, as big business would do, Square Garden— ? - ; - a-I*wg roadside soft drink stand, afong authority was granted during tho or it can wait until the money is nt. We e a t uu- lines that no succesafnl business or hdnd before proceeding, as litres of sound business. any southern editor man U would consider fop hia own However- we find the Tampa .uall merchants have to do. “ Tly be for Al Smith business. would seem that the State’e busi­ Tribune producing gtranee a l i ­ The other day the chairman of ments against It- Tbo-Trihur.e be­ ness ought to be conducted on a the State Road Deportment r«- moans the fact th a t the oqc« scale equal to iti importance, rath­ er than reduced to that of a wayCdivad permission from ib# Go»- great treasury J ...... ». ■ ( “ W •*“ d' .. .<J d o ift 31w ith . ** but waich hoiv ol!i3rsmokers are changing r O R T I l t BEST OF GOOD R E /V S O N S BETTER TASTE! ■■ '• m m in !r‘ w m j v iv-.-.-j 7 "4 C �'in a SAMfrOKj) HERALD, MOINiDAV 0L1GL:_K 24, 1927. PAGE THREE ^Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J Social Mleridar lables Class of the iHetnirch will meet a t 7:30 ; the church annex. TUESDAY m meeting of the Wornlionary Society of the ptist Church will be held s’clock a t the church. Department of the Womb will have fortnightly »rty at 3 o’clock with Mrs. V. Lee J r., Mrs. Eugene id Mrs. George Harden as MISS MARY DIGHTON HOST FANCY DRESS HALLOWE’EN Miss Mary Dighton young daughter og M r.'and Mrs. Samuel Reed Dighton, was hostess S atur­ day evening a t a most delightful fancy dress Hallowe’en party atthe Yacht Club. The spacious club "house which is ideal fo r entertaining, presented a festive appearance on this occasion with numerous black cats, witches, bats and owls, as well as festoons of orange and blnck. Placed here and there were tall floor baskets filled with goldenrod, daisies and other yellow cut flowers. Shading the lights were large grinning Jack o* lanterns. ; i ne evening wAs m errily spent in nil sorts of appropriate gnmes as well as several novel features. Much fan was afforded by the lucky number dance, the prizes for which were won y Louise Hick­ son and Eugene Estridge. Both were given books. A t a late hour thd hostess assis­ ted by her mother, Mrs. S. It. Dighton and Mrs. R .R . Deas served brick ice cream in the prefered colors and cakes. Each young gu?st received an orange and lack snap­ per which contained a gay colored crepe paper cap and -souvenir. About 50 children enjoyed the cordial hnspitalitv of Miss nt«rV*t«*»> WEDNESDAY Turner Circle of the F irst Bert F'.. Robson of South Carolina Church will hold Spend is visiting in Sanford as the guest of his brother. Dr. J. N. Robson. party a t the home of Mrs. ridge on Palmetto Avenue, Frank Woodruff Jr., was among y Society of All Souls those from Snnford motoring Sat will have chicken supper a t unlay to Tampa to attend he Flor­ t a t the Montezuma Hotel, An old saying has it that the ida-North Carolina football gam.1. ture Department of the s Club will hold regular best way to win the heart and love Mrs. .1. (’,. Hall returned . home nt 3 o’clock a t the club of a man is through his stomneh. The aged prescription still works Sunday fronv I^issimee . where she wonders, hut what should a girl spent the past wedk as the guest FRIDAY do when her beau takes his meals of her daughter, Mrs. Vi. J. Steed Harrison Chapter N. S. D. 1 •1 « . > will give a subscription out ? In “B reakfast a t Sunrise,’’ which Mr. and:Mrs. R. T. Thrasher and jarty nt 3 o’clock a t the comes to the Milane Theatre to d a y !Robert C Thrasher motored Sun­ ’s Club. V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. Constance Talmadge employs the day to Lakeland where they spent pt with Mrs. G. D. Bishop a t green-eyed monster, jealousy in a the day with Miss Louise Thrasher tk at her home on Magnolia futile attem pt to regain the affec­ who is attending SCoutliern College tions of her firs t love. Mrs. B. Turner Houser has re­ She fails because jealousy isn’t the proper food to feed a man who turned home from W aycross, Gn„ doesn’t care, but the old saying where she underwent a serious op­ later proves its worth when she •eration. A fter spending a few days j wins the love of Pierre (Don Al­ here, Mrs, Houser plans to go t o 1 Columbia. S. C., where she will lesdny afternoon a t 3 o’clock varado) through the medium of a visit her duughter Mrs.George i five-course dinner. rtnightly bridge p arty for “ Brenkfast a t Sunrise" is an Richard Hartley. * of the Social Departm ent amusing farce of sophisticated jVoman’s Club will bo given Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mrs. j rs. Alfred W, Lee Jr., Mrs. Paris and was directed by Mai St. Samuel Puleston and Miss Mary ! Tittle and Mrs. George Clair, a m aster of subtle comedy. Elizabeth Puleston left Monday An excellent cast supports Miss os hostesses. • morning by motor for Fort Myers i ccount of much confusion Talmadge in the picture. In addi­ where they will visit as the guest s j be phone numbers for reser- tion to Alvarado, the film has of Mrs. Plueston’a mother, Mrs. j, the timo for reservations such noted players as B ryant in extended until Tuesday W ashburn, M arie Dressier, Alice ill these who are planning White, Burr McIntosh, Nolle Bly The Misses Elsie Watenen Sadie Duvnl, Albert Watenen, Mae. McDougal and Helen id are asked to notify Mrs. Baker, Paulette Harden a t tho homo of Gran and David Mir. Marshall and LewiB Marshall mot­ W. Spencer. ored Sunday to Kissimmee’ where Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank W. Talbott they attended the Orlando district and children motored Sunday to Convention of the Florida Christian Daytona Beach where they spent Endeavor Union. the day. V’. C. Coller and party returned Mr. and Mrs. Noble E. King of Saturday a fte r having spent the Leesbuig spent the week hero nft past two months visiting mt the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. Olin points in northeastern New York. Laney. The many friends of Mrs. N. V. Sharp of Washington, D. C., Vivian Speer and Earnest Betts formerely of Sanford, will regret motored on Saturday to Tampa to learn of her death on October whore they attended the foot ball 20 a t her hbme. She will bo re­ game. membered here as the sister of Shelfer motored on S a t- 1 M rs. Luke Thompson and Miss the late Rev. J. F. Kinnon, former a Tampa where they attend- ‘ M argaret Thompson spent Satur- pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Flonda-North Carolina foot- day in Orlando as the guests of Mrs. Sharp is survived by two daughters, Miss Ethel Sharp nnd me* friends. Mrs. Gussie Sharp Graham.. imJ Mrs. James Wells anMr- an(1 Mra- Calvin Teague rethe birth of a son, Satur- turned Saturday from Laurens rtober 22, a t the Fernald S. C., where they spent a short time 'n Hospital. The babv hns on business. %. S e r v e d By Connie Talmadge I n Film il D epartm ent To e Bridge Tuesday M rs, J. M. McCnskill returned home Friday from Tam pa and Lakeland where she visited friends for a week. JUDGE VT. Wallace W right left Monday m orning fo r Titus­ ville where ho is holding court for several weeks. P e ter fthual, Gale Bordon Ross qnd Sam Fleischer were among those motoring on Saturday to Tampa to w ittness tho FloridaN orth Curolina football game. »» Miun nme as the guests of ind Mrs. James L. Wells. , --------z 'de Wilson, who has been cond with the Herald for a short left Saturday for Jacksonville e he will visit his brother. L. J. Bush reurined Monday to his home a t A tlanta Ga.. after spending the week end here with his ncice Mrs. J. N. Tolar. Mr. Bush was called to Sanford by the death of his sister, Mrs. C. V. McIntyre. »s Elsa Butel is expected to rehome Saturday from CovingKy., and points in Wisconsin * she has been spending the Dr. and Mrs Ralph S. Stevens re­ turned home . S aturday evening from 'Philadelphia Pa., where Mrs. Stevens has been spending the past month visiting freinds Dr, Stevens ;joined her there about ten days ago. KvcrFaat Prints Lingerie Cloth KverFast Linen All Light Shades All Shade* Special ini ( KverFast Suiting Big Bath Towels Double Thread 20x 10 (Second Floor) Royal Society 1‘ktj. Clootl.d Children’s Pajam a Outing all sizes K nit Union suits ail sizkt Ladies Ouiing Gowns all sizer* Ladies F elt Hals Embroidered Pillow Cases small lot to moso out Wctl. -fl A A Fancy Pillows Brassieres [ •*» Lacb Trimmed special 2 for 4 A n Ladies colored voile, muslin and rayon underwear. Gowns, teds, bloomers and step-ins, made of sheej; nainsook, fine quality voile and rayon. All colors. LaCe trimmed. Special Wednesday for $1.00, TODAY Constance Talmadge BREAKFAST AT SUNRISEComedy ••PLU MB DAI Mil" Men’s Department TUESDAY “T H E ROAD TO ROMANCE" based on Joseph Conrad’s fam ­ ous story of Pirate Days and “The Spanish Main" ....... Coming LASSES WHITES MINSTRELS” Boys fancy golf hose-sizes 5 to 8 I -2. Regular $1.00 values Boys blouses-sizes 4 to 8. Colored Special Boys caps. Values up s cover- men s With each two rolls of* film developed. Free offer good until . 4th. bet your Kodaks out and take some good pictures of the kiddies Boys flannel pajamas Men sjand boys lies. Regular 75c and $1.00 values ' * ! . „, Kodak Commercial Photography 1Wt lrort ftr Six Hours Service $1.50 Value �T H E - SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 24, 1927. PARK vTHHl AS PALL AND SINCLAIR COME TO COURT RUTH ELDER’S GIRLHOOD, AS SEEN BY THE CAMERA Architect F irst N’n t’l. Hank Sanford, Pi. HEY! HEY' This is the place to t swap, exchange, buy 0 tires, bottles. metaJ of all kinds. Hollies of all size, kinds. " In a enow ball battle s. so m a n 212 Sanford Ave / A s a high school graduate. S ta rr e d in a th letics a t a Masked She loved to ride horseback. ANNISTON Ala., Oct. 21, —Ruth Elder, who became the nation's heroine and Anniston’s e*peeiu) darling when*4n*wn-ic-iueil tmni her ta in s .Atlantic plane by n Dutch tanker of the Azores, has always been known here ns a bit of a tomboy. Her attem pt to fly over the ocean, while it cave everybody here a big thrill, didn’t surprise the honic folks le n min h. ' For everybody in Anniston was wel aware that Riith Elder had a fondness for spectacular stunts, and that -lie na-nT afc.inl •.i’ anything. They tell you about her most famous tomboy trick and chuckle ns they tell it. ^ m Rode An tin broken Morse Shortly nfter the World War, Ruth’s father, Oscar Elder, bought an unbroken horse from the mint iaotoortnuit, ,>l t amp M>«'lellan. The Elder children were warned not to I'go near the stable because the hors e wus vicious. Oscar Elder's hack was hardly turned before Ruth went to the stable. Without u saddle, ami with only a tut. of bridle, she managed to mount the untamed animal. Down the street she rude, the horse bucking and plunging trying to throw her. Hut -lie link to ir. ami with half the town wntching, and at length came hack home hiding a much subdued horse. That'* Ruth Elder for you,’’ say her friends. Ruth was unite an athlete during her high school day- She -tarred at forward on the basketbull team, and often said she wished «he was ahoy so that she could play football. One of the stories Anniston tells hns to da with Ruth’s Hallowe'en gangs, and Ruth's gang was known a- 'liemost daring inAnniston, On thl« occasion she tried to find n stunt that would he different. She did. She organized her crowd and, masked in fantastic costumes, the group of boys and girl- boarded a trolley car. They rode until they were tired, then tripped up the conductor and got of without paying their fares. This was repeated on every ,a r line in town, until a harassed utility company hod to notify the police. Another story denis with Ruth as n little girl. When she was (i years </d site was sitting in the school room otic dav when. looking out of the window, she saw a man pass by leading a row. She recognized the cow as belonging to Mrs. Reeves, a neighbor. Without saying n word Ruth ran out of the building, overtook the man and demanded to know where lie was taking Mr- Reeves' row. The Won replied that he was tho pound keeper, that he had found the row in the street and thnt he was taking it to the pound. Ruth was unim ­ pressed. She insisted th at tho cow be returned to Mrs, Reeves—and finnly won her point. li ' They All l.lke Her The fact th a t Anniston is full of stories nhout Ruth's escapades should not be misunderstood, however. They are *t«rir* that are re ­ peated w ith honest ndmiration, nnd there is noting in them thnt reflects on her in any way. Ruth had n» childhood sweethearts they were all Fitfiiiv* rtoii at tho Full-Sinclair trial in tlw iM triil of (* ilutnhin mtirt are picturou here. In the group at the upper left, nre. loft to rich!: Martin W. Littleton, Now York lawyer; Mrs. Phoebe Sinila it, grny-hnired m other of Sinclair, and Sim lair him seli Upper right e* former Secretary lull. At the lower left are the two bobbed jump* tentntvely rlmi*-en.'They are Mis* llerniie K. Menton (left*- telehone exchange instructor, and Miss Annelln L. Hailey, who works for a piano * mpany. At the lower right is Attorney William .1. I.enhy, representing Fall. 30x3 1-2 Cords 29x1.40 Cords jj 30x3 1-2 Grav Tubes ij 30x3 1-2 Red Tubes J 29x4.40 Gray lubes ij 29x1.10 Red Tubes J All Gunninteed Quaker State Oil Gas 21c., Greasing 7jJ Cecil L. Hines I i fill I West First SL I know Captain Scully is right Luckies are far superior haul uduxinl r . Keating, noted long (/istnm e steimmtrr, to his friend, James A. Hi mix, <it a Toronto, Canada, i>eac/i* [? pals, instead. > Ruth Elder was nn outdoor girl all the way through. She wAs young a nil peppy nnd she lik^.l fun lots of fun; and she di in’t rare what the gossips might say shout her. ' a And, even *o, they never found anything to sny nhout her except thnt she was a hit of a t<unhoy, out for a good time. Which helps to explnih wny she tried to fly across tho Atlantic,....... for want of sufficient evidence. Me returned to hi* old home in the Okfuskee territory nnd n few years later murdered Jack Larney. 1For his crime he was found guilty (of first degree murder and seit| fenced to prison. | Dark grim walls ami long days of solitude took their toll and Hear died in prison before completing a heavy sentence. Another link in the kinship chain was removed. r.v When Ruth Elder Was Five I •ij f j!t fv Kjfla riMto by V. a. Bent C aptain Charles B . Scully, Noted Swimming Coach and Lecturer, writes: OKMULGEE, Okla.,—Tragedy nnd It is t) grewsome death in a drab setting that the of 40 years formed the background riches is for an Indinn estate tangle, which Mlote, nor has caused fill attorneys to appeur- benefited ed before a federal referee to de- earnings termine the rightful heirs of oil governmr tease lands valued at S2fi,000,000. | j umblei ;V I t is over a 100 acre tract of dinn roll land in northwestern Creek county. In section 27-17-7, between Druinrlg h t nnd Shamrock, that heirs of Ullie Eagle, (‘reek girl, are now • battling. Ullie Eagle, enrolled as a Creek, . died n violent death in lb02. Dave Eagle, father of Ullie was shot* and killed in 1800, when Okfuskee county was nothing but unproved prarie land. Tochee, widowed mother of Ullie, Maintained the L • x f \ e csx i T,u‘ u ' r l in ,h ‘‘ c,‘nU' p " . O kfuskee‘County hr>rr?*U*nd with 6 C the [ her son ,hut fired of the struggle, _____ (left) r.nd Fcrlie; in front is 1 and MascJ* 6, 18!>l died, leaving READING, Pa., 'Oct. 21 (IN S) “«u ,,f »**• AUllle, t heti about 1 year* old, t.i Historian nnd archaeologist* of - _____ ’jho care’ hf un old Indian woman, tiled Selie. said to have been Berks county arc making u study 1 of forty or more oddly shaped unb bone* douhdm s liuricd fo dchee’s grandm other. r t' -e* tmcnrthed near Bird*horo ov , “ Oturie*. The museum a t R< ? /. liven me* O rf’i n - Kulxtown contractor engaged in ! heats Lint puinted arrov When the last roil was made j|* the building of n road from Ifirde*- > other Indian relic* including J the Creek people, Ullie was regis Iso-o t» I’hihiM phia pike. *| >,x*’" found from time to tered with Selie. latter, Sellie The stone* hear the appearance of . There still lives in the Oley ' idled and the little brown-skinned those nossiblv used by grist mills ! d.*«i admit* of , the adver orphan girl, who had been shifted 5"'flom one. home to another, wus rescued" by Faro Bear and his wife Hoctoa o r Marina, who had no children. They agreed to raise the *'child as th.dr own. | M1LANE C- Late one Kundav in the summer 11 THEATRE * of 1902, little Ullie and Manna • were' found hanged in their little ■ log cabin near where the post of'f i r t of Ikiakegee now. stunda. (. Neighbors were skeptical and roL't i f M of Hanna demanded » feder*al investigation. Faro Bear was ■BMaticiMrd hut theory of mu— frtjrf and suicide persisted. i S t l n A l k W w l ' a a t ir iv r a . fl r u s s iz il n o n t l v ia war*-disaacd neatly Price* Plus Tax S UUj t Ut tHllflV u" fl>'L ’r.«t ag ? ds Checked | By modem vaporizing r ointment—Just m bon ** V&SSS A C T S C4 W A Y You, too, will find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pie asure— Mild and Mellow, the fin­ est cigarettes you ever sm oked. M ade o f the choicest tobaccos, proper­ ly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process— “tP S TOASTED”-1—no harsh­ ness. not a bit of bite. Wednesday Oct. 26. LASSES WH ITE ALL STARM IN S T R E L S $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 a&foSEATSiNOW SELLING No Throat Irritation 'As Director uf The Life Saving Service of The N. Y. American Red Cross I am culled on to make frequent speeches and to broadcast tecchi?. 1 must always have a clear v ic e —imtrritflteJ» uit/i no chance of coughing. Lucky Strikes, inf favorite cigarette, permits me to smoke as much as I choose aiul stilt /-cep rt.y voice in perfect Condition. Furthomore, because of their />»< flavor, I recommend Lucky Strikes to all the champion swimmers whom I coach." �PAGE M VI • THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 24, 1027 i ■ ■ ■»_ . ' READ THE ADS Each day there are a number o#*ttea\ su rcs to be found in the Want Ad»— vonr name m ay be there for a free movie ticket and you may fin d a real op­ Milane Thentr insertion only portunity. • 3 — A u to m o b ile s — R*-'ip Wanted Female ford Daily Herald IT AD. RATES i: Cash in Advance ads, will- be recelrrd i and collector aen‘ v for payment........ ........... 9c a line ...... ......... ...7c a line ....... ....... 6c ■ line _____ 4c a line SANFORI) BUICK CO 212 Magonlia Ave. Phone J 6 1. HOPS— MARMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 200 Magnolia Ave. Plione 137 SANFORD Overland Co. WillysKnights & Overland, Whippits. Park & Commercial Sts. Phone 58. MODEL TRIM CO. We trim the car, not the owner Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD 4—Business Service l a — Apartment > lh ,|l— Tu decorate yuui t o r RENT— Three rooms, sc re ju I’orvn and hath. 420 W. lb th St. riatma.x gill*. 10 per cent di-. • 0,1 orders traced before Nov ii'e, clean furnished housekeeping l’h«ne TR i **'—o r 480 J. Y aj.arunei.^. .1 rooms and gnragt;, I '»<•«* Studio. i mr $.JU monthly, open fireplaco | uitiing room, all conveniences; mi —Woman or capable 11 ><i j rooms turnuoed, 510 month* 1 ~ 1• • t» stay with child be- ' 1 .111 cor. 6th and rulm ctto Ave / 4 j h* hours of 2 and 9 t*. M. . 'll RENTJ—Furnished apartm ent oim Myrtle Ave. torve or four rooms with birth !-t Reasonable. Apply 801 Mag*“ *ye opening for two more young ■Iu Ave. toiii.x to Irani to run the Linotype machine. Four months course tree, RENT—Furnished apartm ent " e will ns<ist you to get good job tn Harare. 110! Elm Ave.f (Jm11 Hi St. when competent. Good operator* make from fill to $7o per week, it interest'd apply C. A. Haines if front apart Herald Of."ice. . conveniences I‘hone 20 f. ~—Situation Wanted FURNISHED apartm ent for rent in the Herald building—a downI .wti location at rem arkably low it.tex. Ask for Mr. Humes a t The Herald office. If they need alter).ig or repairing bripg them to MACK the Tailor. !<fl N. Park Ave. Satisfaction 1 guaVnnteed. ADVERTISERS ; lerakl ! representative dy familial' with rates nd classHactlon will 1 complete information, ou wish they will assist wording your w ant ud. I it more effective. 'ORPA NT NOTICE titers «hmild give their r pnxtoffmc address as their phone number if bre results. About > ie kui of a thousand has hone and tli cothers Lnin”me ate with you tey know your address. |t(on(imienre .MUST lie I Dervon at the Sanford UFA UTIFUL APA RT MENTS— I wo rooms kitchenette and bath, attractively furnished, central!) 1located, nil improvements; ?0 per week. Tel 777 or 77."*. ! Fred E. Russel. Farms, Groves. Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 032 W.. ■ WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything in printing A ph"t>e tall wiU get your man. Phone 417—W. 0 Rnittond Ave. LADIES COATS altered and rtlin ­ ed. 210 Ijiurcl Ave. METAL ROOKING—Tho Roof Ev­ er) isliiig. Metal shingles;! standing seam tin and gulvinued roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. RADIANCE and other roses, tiuded on Texas Wax, $1.00 per doz­ en; prepaid orders accepted ti‘| Novcmiier 1st. Mrs. Kndor Curlett, Geneva, Fla. i UT For Rent | . < ( B Y W IL L !A OUR WAY mv Ga d «j| * [\NMO OPtwtO' > O P A M O V iA tR V T o m B ! Party With The Most Money Will Be One ToGetAdvantapreOf Publicity Medium U. S. Act Fails o I M e e t SituationCongress May Amend, Law To Provide All Parties ‘Even Break’ W A S H IN G T O N , (U t. 24 - | TIv* politicjil p a r ty w ith th e I b ig g e s t " w a r c h e a t" p ro b a b ly i w ill n io iinpoli/e th e a ir d u r in g 16—llousese For Rent I th e P.rJS p re s id e n tia l c a m - 1 5-Room furnished p a ig n . r e g a r 'i •• n f a p r n \ '- | - See V. A. Speer, sio n in th e te ib r .il ratlin law , i w h ic h u ste iisiio v v : n aim ed to i Room house. 309 West 0th St, in s u r e etpial b ro a d c a s tin g p riv e le g e s )'■ r ill .1 i tid a les. $i.o.00 per month. Conside !■• i • j rulilem of i C* nsid'S' uroblein of writing t ‘ ik.t. ■> fur section IS, of the i . ' tical erpmlitv provisii Fe lerul Radio Comm: h ■ >und “the j >!:• OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR GER­ MINATION* EVERY MONTH. LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. W euro STRAINS TRUE IO TYPE. SEED as near you as your phone. Call 10.1 DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST | OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. F. )C. STOKES Si CO. 18 2 NEW YOUR BUSINESS —card appear- i BLDG., SANFORD. wi h See T. ing daily in this column will Central 11—.Miscellaneous reach over 3,000 every day! ' l-room bungalow for rent of its* lira,. *■t facilities for a * lights und w ater garage, 11. Kinnrd Grocery Stora, opportunities t i all other cuntlL c* , . . — « . , Street Sanford. dotes for that office." second 18j b U IT l I I I ( l O l d B r i c k s Prompt - Efficient roads. i ______ Service Howevei, there is nothing in ! HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 2 I «INS) ! -and it costa so little a 12 word tho Inw to prevent the Repuh;i'-an)_•■'Gold brick financing" takes And Found cr the Democrat e national com* from the American public in excess ! nd for one month costs only $2.60. mittens, nr other organizations, ,■ | i)il«,n dollars a year, Harry JR REN i : Small cottage on f-om having all the radio facilitiis Ri-.hl, general m anager of the Fbono 148 ■y Pop—I months old. Magnolia Avenue ju st north of they want or .an afford, f r tin .Hotter Itusiness Bureau of St. pw/y, white lijuxo. An i- Just ask for "Classified Departntral Street. $25.00 monthly. broadcasting of political propa- Louis, Mo., declared In un address Uffe 11 n!." Notify 131H »x 123 care The Herald. I ment" guntla on behalf of any enndidutej today a - the opening of the fifty'or P. 0. Box ."05. Reward. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto An individual who is not up fo rjth ird annual convention of tho Sl3t ROOM bungalow, gnu, w ater, office, also mnv present the views American f la n k e r's Asiuclatinn Re U> tet to tho Mi lane CLEAN UR YOUR OLD WALLS) ‘-’o. U Ball Bldg, | electricity, bath, fire-place of tiunlidates r arguments in here today. -Mr. i Jmlgson tuny sec Ufa WITH THE NEW WA1J. FAINT screened porch, doithlv garage. An ailing nt Tho Herald of- SOMETHING NEW AND 1IET AVantcU attractive Home partially furnish­ their behalf, and the broadcas'ing j Stock crooks ulilire a highly nred. See E. G. Norton, Mcllunvillc station from which the information ganlzitl ry stu n to mulct the pubUi is transm itc I is anparently under o» suc'.i a huge sum annual'y, l.e opportunity to see a good v> VUi*i*r,u, o a .'n u n u , Wanted! Chance to present Mrs. C Ave. no obligation to give tho adherents said, pointing out that they even at the Milane, if M.\ FLA. ______ ________ A. Williams with one complimen ■ House for rent, 1105 W. 1st St, -»• opposing candidates the right go to school, that they swap "suck* to use its facilities, in the opinion cr lists" and that they Je u rn the iRht uw. ■ nut call for his puoN O G R A PH —repairing, piano m y ticket to the Milane Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works of legal experts. 1rudiments ot gold brick financing tuning by experts with 17 years If this legal view is accepted by through study and application of RESPONSIBLE party w is lu to i 0 R RENT: Five room bungalow experience. Sanford music store r.n t furnished house in de-muat the corner of Palmetto Avenue r ngress it is 'anticipated that nn 'v jri is tv o ei nf fraud. They are and Gift Shoppe. Room 1U & 11 Me^mobiles j Me location Box “ D", care Herald. | und Kntie Street. U r g e living i ffo-t will be made to amend this psychologists, too. Lander Arcade, Phone 832. . 1-------—--------- ----- — " — room, dining room, two bedrooms, section of the law so thnt all pol-| BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation i Wanted to buy 1920 Ford Coupe bath, with shower, kitchen equip- •tical putties and candidates may , passenger touring car, with electric range. F ront and actually have an "even break,” ! boxca and general cement work j cheap for cush. Box 1319—San: ford. rear porches. $40 monthly. Address uml thut the Idg radii stations | Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerHid ritis like new, to ex.■annot be manipulated fo r the willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. benefit of any ono faction. WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 <INS) for c^upc in good -condi1 1 — K nom s W ith c u t H oard Radio stations will,be used wide- -.L ieu t. Col. K. G.'Duvls, m iliU ry I,UMBER and complete 111 tphoue 775 after 7 P. M. ly in the 1928 campaign. Experts attache t.. Mexico CUy, from who^a building m aterial. Low predicted that several irilli .it *b*l- j offlcQ alleged plans for un AmeriSecurity T.umber Co., "When FURNISHED rooms for rent. Ill i G rad’s Como From" Mapla 1 .rs would be hoi nt by the politi- ‘can invasion of Mexico were stoi­ Park Ave. cal parties ana llrt candidates, in , wsa rop’accd by Col. Alexander „ , ‘ Sixth. Phone 797. r»rs uml Graham tru c k s 1 ----------------------------------— llr-udcusting was employed In J, MacNnhb. Jr. Utji Street. Phone 3. . CONCRETE in every ehape and THREE furnished rooms. 807 W the ID21 campaign, but that wiis The incident caused quite a flur3rd Stj . form, block*, tile roofing, ornabeforo the days when chain h'>’d; rv last spring between Mexico and ® vOWA*N CO* »Auto 1 m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Pro*i* "I's were commonly used to put thr United States. Duvia wa* called loon* Pa rent, i l l . p »heet metal w ork,. 1 ucts Company. Fifth and Maple an audience of three quarters if t<. Washington for an explanation /1 ' • d Jca Aye. Phoho 716-W. J st*. Phone 112-W. tiie nntidn within the hearing nf and later wiis returned to hla post, cunties, ones voice. ' ^ Davln will go to Fort Bliss,. Texas. candidate i : i afford eipmi Americans P ut Huge Boston. has been completed U not yet reportedknown during trial. Mexico City Attache Dawe And Johnson In Replaced By McNabb Survey Of This State Small fumiahed mpurtniei\t. (k<wn airs, within . .. walking. __ in g . distance tlUtnnc' I 'M ALLOUT, HENRY - 1 I WAS J U S T GOING T O s e n d a m y o p To . i Th e d r u g s t o r e S X f o get Some -7 MV CaUNMO HAVE AM VAFETY iVPtAOE YOU H£ANMC* > TRiBTY FIVE CEMTS ^ A HALF D O Z E N - S O T T R E V 'R E HAVlMS A W E L L , ASH HECTO S E T AtE SOME.TOO ■ HOW MUCH ARE T R E Y ? 1 DON'T i “On e SV REMEMBER T v OH TBlS WEEK y cen t sa le V- of .business section. Price must h> icasonable. Write Box W D II c i The Herald, giving Hixe, • Itchton and any other infotmatlon containig what you have. 19— Houses For Sale Minstrel Stars To Hialeah Postm aster E ntertain Kiwanis Given 5-Year Term icola river will be _____ ______ i about thirty days. Losses VVhit'v star of Lasses JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 2 4 .1 MEMPHIS, GcL 21. —( INS) — *t tyhltc Minstrel, and Wi!o. one of —(IN S )—Louis F. Randall, formChurches will probably la w. t*’" lending tenom of the show. ,c r postm astor a t Hialeah, FTa., pulling laces here during the r i r , - * will entertain 'he Sanford KiwurD was sentenced today to serve five city election on Nov. 10. a-’ j r'n b ut its l'»ncbeon Wcdn'sdav churches already have been oife.-. •rt*i I are. chalrm -n nf the chib's ea­ r.KU A. DeCOTTKH uml O. W. I ill by their puatora because of t . rn »n in the S^mino'e Cafe, E. F. disreputable v o tln ; M 'K M 'K It. Jit., p u r tn e r u t r a d i n g adm ittedly tf day. v u.i li.L'irTTBB !V SPHNCKH. places used in form er years. 1'lu ln tlffs. A r-ar^em ents for tho special en♦.•rtninmep'* committee, announce I T i l l : liU hW K I.I, * HKAI.TY T O IL I a NV. a fiirp o ra tlu n , l>«’frnilunl. t'*rtainnv»n> were made hy Mr. O ttU K It O r IM 'lll.li'ATION ("•il W. K, Sncnth St Co,, owner of j TIMJ STATU OP K U m i K A TO: Line through the Milane Theatc.*j T . K 11r >I >W KLL It KAI .T Y COM I .vNY. :*i*» It<>H|iltnl T r a i t U ulldthe nhow, when the nnnounccmeiU. j Itiz. I 'r o v ld r n e r , It. t. >**iis mad** th at *he minstrel would Ii lu'lnir r.iaUu l» a p p e a r to t h is pl»v a t the theater here Wtdnendsy i f . i u r t lli.it mim.'iion.’ w<l r«»ponden!ilt.ni tina lici'rt hrri*t<ifi>re laeucd night. 25— Exchanjro <EMT V/RATS IT? . WELL,FOR INSTANCE,IF YDO Boy a half dozen blades v for 3? cents -Yot) can V GET AN EXTRA PACKAG6y V FOR a PENMY WELL, LOAM ME J A CENT,WILL V A ? I DON'T HAVE ANY C H A N G E / Furninhed Spanish ' tn th r M>P*na FOR SALE bungalow of *B raoras. Wnfl.locxt- 1 ,l,rn ^or *he m h'ns ■d, of good constrtfetion. * Owner j " " c a n please call, living- out nf rity ami will sell at ~ - * ronscnahlf price, nnd on • eusy • IVlIuceiilircfiU; term*. House Is located on High -— . Street, near Elm Avemm wl»h f.t- p n R SALE r r Re*v tractive snrrouiNlirTsr*. Double gifour nr* tPe<i. 8 ra^e. Price furnished I 8JWO.OO .p-oonlbl* party $500 dash and the balance any re- ,irjc*f Devine, Boulcv ■sonable way. Address Box 43) rix> .rr M e rsia . ■ ! 24— LoU For Salt ^FOR SALE: Two acre lotir, ->r I Dixie Highway between Monroe PLENTY OF worn f ill at Duhsrt’a Wool Y- d. | A Sanford. Vine W» cLThg land, n.' city taxes, electridity is available jalso flowing witeF. 3ee owner. I. *A. R*"iud, 2201 Oak / >. ■1K1—‘W ' I'rri'tn. dlri-cird to »<*u. a n d t h a t t h e KOvrUr o t Sumlnole C uuuly. F lo rid a , I l,as m a d e r o lu r a th e re o n t h a t aatd ( au u in iu n e cue not he se rve d, o w t n c In t h r f a d l h at T U B HOD W E L L r IIKAI.TV COMPANY la a t o r e l i n c r.rp o ratlo n . o rg an ise d a n d ex le tln ij ,.n u e r t h r luu * ' *>f th e S t a t e of M '-.t.ni'rllruL w ith l«a p r in c i p a l p la c e o t b u sln e a s ut 'J#» l lo e p lta l T r u s t vh *Itiiluiinir. Providence. HhoUe InH A ItltY T |Hil*WK*.L I'v f v m U n i. luitd, a n d thut you have h e r e to f o r e flT A T IO N it.ins b u e le r s a In thta S la te , a n d t h a t S T A T U t»F > 'M *lttD A T 1 : , > u u huvv tullrd to elec* o f f lc e r e o r I t A I t n Y T. UOLJW i:L L au* llo .p * . n p p o ln t ugriiia. and h a v e f a il e d to tii T rust Hulldlng. Frovldi?n««. iiave w ith in ihl* S tu te a n o f f i c e r nr ; JtHOUK IHI.AND. . ‘ e g r n t upon whom p ro ce es c a n he N otice la h ereby itlven t h a t n u n . eorved. a n d It b i l n t f u r t h e r m a d e t o A. UeCUTTICS und U. W. I P E N C I R , a p p e a r tp this co u rt t h a t t h l e case • J It., p a r t n e r s t r a d i n g a n d - d o i n g In a s u i t In a t ta c h m e n t a g a i n s t th e burin*** n s DeCOTTKH * uVttNUKU. gi ods a n d rheiiuls. U n d e a n d t e n e .h ttre i n s t f t i i t r d s u i t In t h r s h u t s * 3 . m e n l s of th r said T U B B O D W B L L j t it le d c o u r t In H ttu e h m r n t a g a i n s t UKAI.TY fO*U*ANT. a c o r p o r a tio n , ‘.o u . pruyliiK f o r th i W U hiioT v l u , th e re fu ro . these p r r se n t s _ a r e _ t o a ril nf a l i a c h m c o t a s u l n s t y o u r I c o m m a n d you. T II L llO D W E L L I got its a n d cha tte l* , lends a n d U n r . | It BA LTV fUMI'ANV. a c o r p o r a ti o n . | nu-nta.i th e r e f o r e , tneru p r c e e n ls aru.lt>> |,» etui appear lirfore th is H n n o l1 1.< c o m m a n d you. IIAUHY T. DUIJ- t h l e C ourt. th r 3nd d a y o f J a n u kind* 'W E L L , peraoiutlly to he a o d a p p e a r i«y. A. D. 1»3I. o th e rw is e a JudtfW eal I ' e t b r a t h i s M u n o ra h lr f o u r * uir •*>'.-.,y d e f a u lt will he e n t e r e d a g e t m t IN T . t K n r u n t n t D i m i o r ' T I I H T W K .N T Y -T lllltD j r n i r i A I . P i n . (’U lT l i F T l l t t HTATH OK F l A J l l l . 1 I *A IN AND F u l l . H K M I N ll .i; I'O l'N TY . c m A. DvCUTTKS u n d IJ. tV. M ’KNHKIt, Jit.. iMt-tneru ti u d l i i . ' l an D eO otte s u HPRNCKIl, I’tu ln tlffs. u j j t e r w i e e ^ a ' ^ u S ^ r p l ^ h y ^ iic i o u a j - °W ITS KS.h the H o n o ra b le J u d g e of vrOI he e n t e r e d a g a in s t you. » th e C irc u it Court of t h e T w e n t y WtTNKtJ.q t h e H onora ble V, g. t h i r d Jud ic ia l Circuit uf F lo r i d a . In Tmugluas. C l e r h o f the U lr e u il C o u r t . end for tlemlnolr C ounty, o n t h l e t h e f (tem in u l* C o u n ty , Kl»r p t n , j e * _ S t e 1 f b: h day of t u i e t o . A U .. 4 M 1 . t i p D m l d a y o i W ' . t u r A . lit. fpfT. 1 » • W. h K I O H l . V. B. LNlDULAWf. , ' J u d s o of th e C i r c u it C o u r t, i f , 1 he T w anty Circuit of ib« ilAs Persistent coughs snd colds le, tcrious trouble. You can slop then with Creomulaioa, so emulsified sots that is pieesent hy lake. Cm sion ii t mw medical discovery lao-fold action; it soothes and the inllamed membranes sod ial germ growth. Of u l known drcgp, creosote u ognixed by ligh rr.^iical siuhorit aoo of tbe greatest healing sgeacn forms of throat troubles, contains, tn addition to « cletnrnD whfch i n i u t k w sod infl creosote goes on t sorbed into the bl if tbe trouble s a -f tbe germs. CreumulMoa is L117 in the uea « 7 di "a fte r col* � 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 24, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5a68fbd3c7dddd32999239cdeef729a3.pdf 922367539c0379e6c60911eb1773b643 PDF Text Text )Tj r N EW SPA PER THE W EATHER ■d In F lo rid a ’s H e a r t rld’s G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le um R ic h e st G a rd e n L a n d P artly cloudy, probably shi Wednesday and in south p« tonight.- leased Wire Internallonnl News Service SANFOHI), F!^R1I)A,"#Es IL\Y. OCTOBER Will 'Detroit Vote DEEDS HIS FARM 1 TO COOLIDGE ger Of Drainage Hmitted ByExpert. hCross-Examinat- ( L By The Defense L Leases Not Equate, He Says ements Conflict pith Reports Read t Monday Session isHINGTON, Oct. 25— [efensc took a proaccuwitness today in tho Falliir oil conspiracy trial, materially strengthened if its chief contentions »rh mi adroit cross- Interior Department, who tsterday had told tho court ry that former secretary of vrior Albert B. Fall was the ,nt figure in leasing Teapot naval oil reserve to H arry clair, was turned over to , p. Reover, Sinclair nttorn• examination. n Ambrose, Hoover drew the lent that he, as an export, Jvised Fall there wus grave r of ifhiinage in Teapot as a result of <tho overatlon W.B.Willinms Declines ToDls|l:i on G. 100 acres of adjoin­ ciose Reasons For Action ed in the Salt Creek field, And Mayor HousholderWill [defense contends Fall leased Make No Comment Either bene to Sinclair because of Linage fear, nnd not because fcuartcr million dollar bribe, M ystery today closed around the bged hy the government. story of tho resignation yesterday Irose said further he had once afternoon of City M anager W. U. Killy told Fall th at '"strip W illiams when the City Manager and Mayor E. F. Housholder both refused to shed any light on*the situation. • Mr. Williams, who declined to disclose the reason fo r his resignatiop a fte r it was accepted by the Com* \ission yesterday, continued today. Ho said ho had no statem ent to mnke about his future, ami politely .refused t« enter into any discussion of the affair. Mayor Housholder, who was quizzed by n reporter nt some length said’'th a t "Mr. Williams is the man who resigned und there WjiK nothing for us to do but accept it. He is the only one to comment upon hi3 nction.” When he asked if he did no­ thin!: the public was due some ex­ planation, lie refused to commit ast Line Ticket :ent Sees Large lux Of Tourists nrc Northern w inter visitors, daily from tho E astern is, are coming t o 'Florida this er than have come for several s, according to G. W. Ray, loMlantic Coast Lino ticket It who has ju st returned from Ip to Washington, A tlantic i New York nnd M ontreal, kins coining to Florida are a l­ ly crowded, said Mr. Ray, uligh the general influx of tourdll not s ta rt until later In the r- Ray tulkcd with ticket ts from all parts of the coun­ t the American Association of rosd Ticket Agents convention nhington. Ho said all of them Red good business in Florida Its. [th the other agents, Mr. Ray 1ut the White House, shook 'a n d had hia picture taken President Coolidge. Mr. Ray *nfonl on Oct. 0 and returned N Gets Minstrel ptars For Luncheon Vtry J ^ b e r ’o f tho Kiwanls jag to attend tho 25 aJv*ntig« of the Forbcs Magazine Says Presi­ dent Of U. S. Steel Corpor­ ation Will Become CnnirMan Of Mighty Enterprise Slates Confer At Capital For Purpose Of Killing Off E x-Govcrnor’s Candidacy Morgan May Become Finance Chairman Senator Norris Will Get Strong Backing Rumor Unking George Baker With Appointment Spiked Bv Publisher Of Magazine llorab Declares He Will Take Slump For Senator Norris In The State Of Nebraska NKW YORK. Oct. 23.— (IN S )— James A.. FurrcU, Cl, president ad operating head of* the United s ta te s Steel t "ipotation for years will nucieed the late Juifee *.ary as chairman of this migifcy v..nId-wide enterprise, according to the November issue of Forbes a .iguzine. •1. F. Morgan, long jia power In . Id f hum Jo i.my accept the p<». i i ctmirmaii <>f the corporation!s ■.nance coininiuee— u position «. " filled by lia ry —*according (o l-:. c . Forbes, financial editor. If -Kurgan declines some other pro­ . .m int bankerwili l»u appointed. The hanker chosen will be ex­ ! .led to devote hi. e n tire- time n< he colossal task of financing li '•on. a doing a two billion dollar annua, business, it was said. Kumoi Hint George II. Baker, Si., or bis sea. ♦ urge J r., would he tendered the appointm ent was l'i! eii by ?orbcs, who declared il.e cldci ! aker is lightening Mayorllousholdcrls Skeptical .ath er than increasing his burdoiu that the younger finneicr hu;< About City Being In l*«»slt- ..mi lai * too may problems, present. ien To Give Financial Aid and future, to tmklo th u . ste**l In IliiildingLakeFroni Link post. , Farud gained Ilia power in the The City Commission ycslcrda) urporation nearly 20 years ago a f t e r n o o n authorised a chamber by Ins extraordinary successful ucui l in developing foreign busiof Commerce committee composed nr-s. He was told of his elevation of President S. O. ShlnholHcr, S. K. >> the presidency by, J. V. Morgan Dightpn and John Moist It to confer had been deeply" impressed by in foreign with D r. Foiw A. Ilatlmwuy. chnir- Farrell's activities men of the State Road D epart­ Isolds us bead of the United ment, on a plan to have Seminole Boulevard from the foot of r«irk Avenue to the St. Johns River bridge completed by the state. Following an appeal t« the Com­ mission by F ran k L. Woodruff in which he asked the Commissioners to Like whatever step3 they could toward completing the road. May­ or E. F. Houaholdcr suggested the committee be authorized within a short time. Muyor Housholder seemed D* have small hope th a t th" ♦ Ry L o c a l Rotarians Hear Anderson On First Club History 1Heart Attack Is Fatal Hoover Greets Steel To Railroad Exe­ MenlnGraphaphone, cutive After Oper­ ation In Baltimore PINEHEARST, N. C„ Oct. 25._(IN’S)—ThnviKh the medi­ um of a talking m.ichirc* record made in.his office at Washing­ ton ten ilnv- arm. Secretary of CoBUnrrci* Herbert Hoover to­ I _ _ _ J| day deliver.!'! the address of welcome l<> structural stc^-l fab­ rications and rolling mill ex­ ecutives who are gathered here for the fifth nnn* nl meeting of the American ir«titutc of 'tori i instruction. BALTIMORE. Oct 25 (INS) JI It was the firs* time the talk ­ —S. Davies Warfield, presi­ ing machine h at been tisett for this purpose, and Ifoovcr said dent of the Seaboard Air Line. this method of speerhimklng ntd widely know ns a railroad has the great advantage of def­ financier, was dead today.* foL m initely limitin'* a sneaker's re­ minor operation ..’1 mark!' mid that its general lowing a ji lontiiei l.v hn-incr.s gatherings which was not regarded ns should eliminate much super­ serious. He expired suddenly fluous oratory. last night from a heart attache Prominent In Rail s Circles 25 Years Executive Had Rapid Rise After Entering The Railroad Field "•hile ronversing with Leigh R. Poweli, vice president of* ■ ♦he Seaboard. A litle group of grain belt 1i i :•(!.; ■», ji,,| v.itl.oiit in'liieiire in then respective Mat* nave jvi— t Warfield had been operated on i m inded a >ci ies of conferellees i hi days n<rn bv Dr. J . M. T. Finney i of .Inhn Hopkins and wns recti per- • nere and the verdict has been | lliuinn* d >. ii <m l.owden. Sitting ‘ mint* nicely, m th'-.-e coneicrcnces were Borah For more than a quarter of a of bub", UrooUhart of Iowa. century. Warfield has been a prom- ... j I raziei of North Dakota, Norris irent figure in the railroad indaa- •, of Net i.i.-ka, Nye of North Dakota ] (try of the country. He came from ('minty Commissioner Would I a .old Maryland family. He was C8 1 .and Ale Master of South Dakota. Float District Bonds For I years old and n bachelor. No public announcement was made of the Ixiwden decision Completing Boulevard And There was considerable spcculatiou.,'.v reached but the significant a n -; Three Other Small Strips today as to W arfield's successor1 s nmincement was made th at Sena­ ns president of the Seaboard. tor Norris would he had.ml for! It was recently reported th a t A new solution to the problem tho nomination by progressive Warfield had contemplated retlr- , • confronting the City and County dem ents throughout the grain reference to Urn financing of ing at the end of this year, to bo belt. It bn.* been to this same with the uncompleted portion of Semin­ succeeded by Mills B. Lane,' a grain belt that l.owden s suppor­ ole Boulevard lying within the City Savannah hanker. Tho report was ters have hben looking for the limits, was advanced today by denied a t the time. rj* • ♦j major part ol his strength. Mr. Warfield also was president Frank Evans, county commissioner Nehru I,.i, for instance, already of the National Association" of {j is on n cord as stating th at Neb­ Owners, of Railroad Securities. • He was bom September 4, 1859*. r "N’CTON, Oct., 25.- (INS) raska will semi a Lowdcn dclea member of a family prominent In — \ 111!•:*.■i B, Robson, chief invest­ gntmn to the Republican convcnMaryland since colonial day*. . ' igator " .In* federal ' prohibition ,tion. Yesterday, the Nebraska t v i vc, • i n kpod today by Dr. governor wus challenged hy Sen­ Ho first attracted pul ic attent ’/u 'reform polttw J . M. i prohibition cummls- ator Borah to state whether he would oppose tho sending of n unsuccessful a t t e m p t ^ . _ fciorei*. the defeat of hie father, tho lato J linn; tl V upon being ndvia- Norris -instructed delegation from structon of n road a b ju t ono milo pd t! I! n in wn« held under Nebraska. The inquiry is calcu­ long from Altamonte Springs to ,Henry M. Warfield, la a m ayorality* He then became preti-tj 96,000-bund of committing statu­ lated to place Governor McMullen the new highway, a two milo road campaign. ,ilcnt of the Continental T nw t\| in an em barrassing position be­ tory off"n o' against a 9-y**n- oil from Bear Lake to the highway and Compnny of this city, postmasClDj girl, Li t in demanded RoMrson's fore tho voters of his state. a one mile road from I^ike Mary to of Baltimore, co-receiver and fin-*, »t has virtually been decided th a t fekignatii n. Robinson pr> iptly the highway. ally president of tho tv'aboard. forwntdnl it tothe denar sent. Senator Norris \yill be entered by T he'th re e email stripes represent­ the progressive westerners in all Sir. Warfield orga nixed t h a l Robin i n ill be given u pr rniining outlets from te three communi­ ary L" i. nr Monday in Ro ville, the prim aries of the grain belt ties to tho nyw road would give Continental T rust Comapny in 1898| states, including probably Illinois. and it wns as its president th a t he" Mary kind. “ 1 will go to Nebraska and every scctintyrtif the country access became interested in the affair* Robin n, who worked in the speak for Senator Norris if nec­ <o the stnta highway, Mr. Kvnns of the Seaboard Airline railway, Columbus, Ohio., post of ro be­ essary," said Borah. "I will go in­ pointed out. Citizens of yu^nffected lie acted as intermediary between fore coming to Washing! n, was to all states wherein he is candi­ communities, he stated are rea d y »IJohn Skelton William* und the arrested Sunday night. II. is 60 date in the primaries und as often to vote bonds for tho purpose nnd I| Rynn-Blnir interest, nnd was ap­ in addition nro willing to join d is - 1 je a rs and the fnther of tv* • grown us I cun find time." trict 2 in providing funds with pointed ns co-roccivcr 'o f the road sons, one of whom is i i army Other grain belt senators also In 1908. lieuti mint und n honor gr luate of have pledged their support, and which to finish to loanl project. Ho was known as an indcfatlfuTo completion of the boulevard W est ’Roint. Tho futhe of the it is expected th at when the full girl is an arm y officer stationed grain-butt strength is imfstercd is n vital necessity to the city und nblc worker befoie congress in tho county, Commissioner Evans bo- interest of tho association of rail­ a t W alter Reed Hospital here nnd lioves. lie thinks the present is the way securities, and in recent y e a n a close friend of Robinson. best time to finish construction had keen most in the public eye aa Conviction of the offer <• charg­ because of prevailing low Inbor Ia worker in this intercat of econo­ ed against him nrc alien .d to liave mics in railroad tranaportatlon and nnd materinl cost. eommitte l during the In. t four Hr no I ho had talked with many : tho protection of the roads. of the r. aidants of hia district nnd I they n ;r r th a t the work should be 'done a; mon ns po tilde. It is un- J dor&lood that tie plan will be pre.seiiti’il lu tho County Cuninussion ut proxlniately $.100,000 has ls*en' The story of how the original spent on the project which av>'1 Rotuty Club evolved out of the bu wasted unless it can be finish­ rough und tumble days of business ed. He estim ated the cost for com­ in Chicago 15 years ugu was out­ pleting the work a t between $50,- lined to the members of the San­ 000 and $100,000. Four miles of fo rd Rotary Club this noon by fill huvo been completed ’and the Frank Kuy Anderson, former Roretaining wall him been built over tarinn ui"l resident of Altamonte tho entiro length. Approximately Springs. b,000 feet remain to he filled. M r. Anderson told of many of Mr. W oodruff told the (’omission the more or less unethical business th at hia committee would not only deals common in CUicugo in 11)12 seek state aid through Dr. Hutha­ /ind compared them to tho busincsu way, but he would appear boforo the Country Commissioners next month and urge them to help fi­ nance the project. Mayor Housholder said he wus heartily in fuvor of finishing the work and believed it should be started ns soon as possible. He esti­ Announcement th at the Yaldel mated it would take a year to fin­ Grill, which has been leased for ish tho fill,and pave tho roadway. the p ast two yearn,-would be tnkea An "investigation of the City’s over ami operated by the Valdez parking and traffic system by hotel wus made today by Wurt Chief of Police J. V. M artin was Warner hotel m anager. ordered hy the Commission, fol­ The grill will be closed for re­ lowing yesterday morning’s whole­ m odeling' until aboilt Nov. 10, sale gathering of offenders In Mu­ said Mr. W am or. The kitchen U nicipal Court. No changes ure being remodeled nnd the dining planned by the Commission until room redecorated. Chief Murtin reports. A special feature of the Grill The commission instructed City will be a private dining room for Manager W illiams to place steel orgunizutlon dinners und ■oci*J stops signs a t the Intersections of functions which will accomodate JO Rark Avenue and Ninth, Thirteenth CHICAGO,* Oct. 25.—(IN S)— persons. Two sm aller private Hughey and Geneva S tn Twenty-five hundred prisoners in rooms will accomodate parties othe Bridowell were imperiled im portant crossings between four and eight. thoroughfare _ except early today by a fire which swept Negotiations for tho services of where it crosses Park Avenue. The trntion building. Theflames caused an expert hotel chef are being slow down signs a t approaches to damage of $400,000. % made by Mr. W arner. The res­ schools were ordered changed A panic'anmilg the prisoners was ta u ra n t will serve meals at pop­ to read ‘Slow down to 15 miles narrowly avered. guards went ular prices. from cell to cell reassuring the in ­ per bour." The tentative budget wus adopt­ mates while firemen battled tho ed and the tax rate set a t 25 mills flames, nearly 200 of the prisoners • yesterday and a special meeting are vyimen. All available policemen were cal­ called' for 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon when the appropriation led to the. scene and stood g in rd ABROAD S. S. LIMA. Oct.25 — ordinaoce and the tax levy will until the blase was1brought und r (IN S )—M bs Ruth Elder, who es­ be made. City A ttorney George A. control. The flrestartzd In t^e caped unscathed wh%n her trsn*- DeCotes was Instructed to prepare laundry room, but it* origin is u n ­ known. Atlantic plafle was forced down in the ordipance fo r adoption. MOURNING FOR WEEK TROOPS DRIVEN SOUTHWARD LONDON, Oct., 26.—(INS) — HONG KONG, Oct., 2 5 ^ -(IN S ) King George today • offered the •Tho Feng -Tien forces today B ritish court to observe a week of full mourning and a week of htiH* mourning . In observance of too death of the Marquis o f Canibrfd-s brother of Queen Mary, who di.-d Valdez Grill To Be Operated In Future By Owners Of Hotel Chicago Jail Fire Perils Prisoners Miss Elder Suffers From Sprained Ankle ^ .^**ani* chib tomorrow -V luncheon at the Seminfv; ”* Lane chairman of 'Un a entertainment committee, Weed yesterday. ' fMgciiT.nt, for the entertaini. k*7 u m“d.a by Mr. Lane ’ gni ^ ilanu Theatre and '* * Co., owner of the • , NUM BER M em ber A u d it I tu r e a u O f C ir c u la tio n s < I AgedManSti uckBy Train But Escapes With Minor Injuries Struck by ii switch engine nt tin* Atlup'.ir Count Line Third Sircet crossing and curried for a block be­ fore train stopped, Curl Stauffer, „ esi apeil HO years old this morning possible bruises with' only slight bruise * about th * Isidv and tho probabilityj of a few lay* slay in the hospital bt ..__pitul becaCso ol Ids age. The accident ov .'tired about !• o’clock. S tauffer v .is rro sing the track;! and apparently failed to see tho engine approaching. lie said when he was struck, ho prabljed something on the frunt of the en­ gine and hung on with ull his strength until thu train stopped. J . II. Harding, th o , engineer jumped from the cab and lifted the man to the ground. He rushed to a telephone and railed Dr. N. Tolar who curried Stauffer to tho hos­ pital “and administered first u.d. Dr. T olar said Stauffer would have oven escaped u trip to the hospital if he had been a younger man. J. Tennessee Liquor Legion Drum And Makers Blamed For Bugle Corps Will Murder Of Old Man Stage Ring Matches County Court Wi Open Session Hei Tomorrow Mornii Tho fall term of county court will swing into action tomorrow morning with five u.nsault and but' trry cases scheduled on tha docket for 9:30 o’clock. The cases ar< against II. O. Crlppen, Albert Criis MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 2.'» (IN S) j>cn, Harry Crippen, Robert Coni Thc- first of the series of boxing — A grizzled old still-vulture whoiA and John Gillespie. Albert Con» mutches under the uuspices of the snooping into ruin-makem’ secrets Robert Cone and Gillespie yvill nisi American Legion Drum and Bugle had led to destruction of many stU b l>e tried for drunkonesa. Corps will he ntaged a t tho Munic­ in the swumpy woods across tho Four worthless check cases an ipal Athletic Field Nov,' 2. river from Memphis in Arkansas, tho only others set for tomorrow Arrangements for mnnuging the was today found in tho ashes of a They are against C .T .Smith, J. L exhibitions hnvo been mndo by bonfire yesterday.' Alvin Howe, prohibition chief of Brown, A. F . Kralik und X. W hy thu Legion with Mike Goodulc, Orlando matchmaker who is put­ Memphis, today told of tho mys- Harper. Thrvo cases may possibly b< ting on the bouts at Tinker Field. terious old ninn who had Journled More than 1,000 men und women to Memphis many times afoot and started lute this afternoon s g s ia j have been regularly attending led officers to n still in Arkansas Curley Juckson. for stealing a pU the Orl-uido matches and thu local Howe said he did not know tho old to); Jack H atfield ^ fo r petty 1 « ceny, and W. L. Evans for a worth legion post hopes for a large a t ­ mnn’ii nume. , I t was this old man who led lisa check. At least two wcekl tendance a t the exhibitions here. Members of the Drum und Bugle officers to a still several days ago will be needed to dispoa# of tht , . the sccno when? where the me hones nones were criminal cases. Corps ure putting the athletic r.eur tho Today was spent in dockstinj field in shape. No udmission will found yesterday beside a newly dug cases for the term . lu> charged women und only u grave. small churgc for men will bu made. . Aged Sanfprd Claimed By I Early This Moi Nungesser Appeal Hoax Cast Ashore Two Women Jailed Foi: Ballot Fraud WASHINGTON, OcL 25.—(INS) —Viewed as , a gruesome h'cix a reputed appeal for assistance, signoil "N ungessor and Coli," has been picked up in a bottle washed ashore i i the Bodie Island, N. C., coast G ja rd station. The uppenl -was printed °n n njoco of whitu cloth about nino inches square and, according to cxperL» of French make. It read: M\V„ are lost a t sea off Halifax, N. F., please send Sid immediately, airplane destroyed. \Finder please uotifv. Nungessor and Coli." . Official* hero auid twlay ur-* duubtedly the message* la oolnting'to the incorrect spelling,or N ungesser, ' to the fact th at it CHICAGO, Oct. 25.— (IN S )— Tne full significance of "equal rights," dawned on two. unhap'py yopng mothers today as they “ put their house in order," preparatory to serving a year’* sentence in the Cook County jail. , .! Tho women, Mrs. T ina W ortman and Mrs. Leona Colnei were found gulltv of flroMulenti voting In the last Novembor election*. Mm. Colne Judge Edmund Jareckl,im uosed a years; sentenco on each defendant. "I don't believe these Women wen* actual perpetrators of the fraud, but thev Isnt them selves to it. I m ust assign the s a m t ponlsh- terday found the hum an bones near a big bonfire which was locat­ ed beside u newly dug gravei The body of the murder victim had been burned and part of th * bones were ctiU in the heap ol ashes. WOMAN GETS STAY CHICAGO, OcL. 25,—(IN S )— Mr*. Catherine. Cassler, under sentence to di* Friday for tho murder of William Llndstrom, won her second stay of execution here today when Judge Philip L. KUlllvsln granted her a W day period to allower her attorney to appeal the case to th* sta te aopreme tcurL . ■ i,— *• V , * • Robert Fairelotb, 74 died a t 4:30 o’clock this l he home of hia son, R. H 201 Holly Avenue. Sir, Faireloth had be dont of Sanfonl for foui cume here from U k i h l �!* F * T O T i.- ii \ -fc, ^ji • ' • .• 1 *■ ' w . -> 1 ■ * t *■ - ‘ v 3 v v '" iR P T X ' i4 * *"’ * 1 1 M /V - __ —•— London interview Which i o r casts K aiser’s Return Den led &y Ex-Crown Prince J4 O r; It .tnf .-t CalHpujc nw r il ; iw « dtwty Mount V< fidlroa f ; r fear rule... HS kK p the afternoon. : :. IOui i'rvitba!) ttfarr *«or-’. .. ^ t t o r y >*:urja/ at .;,. * G'®L>ic©fi\ £ar<f.r»: , j ■fei- Stair, j o f f r r .s ^ •.- ; . '■ . VVXTi tS.'. ". •- a »,r ,.n ; . \ •! 1 gfoli • t/r.~— • — 'Men t-.,rf ? V i l -. ~ S. Uartr. fli t S' fkd 12 to n .t c V. i ■ B F ' - The S I vs. "c- Of i'or*!»chi i *U ■r i ' 's m1 ,f Jftr-'KEW VM-r rJ; Injure * • . 3r*Tn:i-/.. f t .\ Few oi t!ic Hundreds of Bargains Listed Below. T h e Trail To The BIG SALE! ' ■rT.’—'C* T~‘ 1 j *r’ K >*,_ *. js j , feel suicid* A. riJ * r ,a :<T. ffc ' ed that h i term* itii him thrr -I; Bb fall. Jo A iila he rr ‘ • >» bfa Body i i < -•• • arlcd in S- \ .1. r » fl? wa 1 \ • , . n or.G'f * 9 i,n ntprii .\rfccr i-i ; with its[ *pm •'!. I . v.ith itself, J .. . » f .e (jualiiies \ it as San*i ' ••e; develop- .. il l fi - ia civpe • !eor*f«'lli s and ( 'r e ■*. I >:*! dsitely *. A1 > J' l'-evs i '] , j J 1 ■ » . Irjr J>. ,< K - .Karl Sard*. j--. nod nl«-.that I f f e n tn 101 c : C o r r e f e r .e e .A t l a n t a , r '2 I Sr jWfni*hc<f : w. the *<aiitF• V.tU 21 t. * ftL*<(fcrerfp te’ j T .- u.iJ onfi illX c.. * ' tf l —(1X5'.' . fla Tjrij • r A lulatra ur <c*v ;j • • - SI •— - ——... •• -1 •ur v • • • / wh:' h won !• f>*T • Jk.With Kentucky X ta j ' «■;. } u ■mi • nf Ike (in l t l r a i i l .vuta >1 • wkh Vuti-'T’*;* i , Fr'*: it.lv t * ef h-'r'-T.*'.' ‘ . ^ #vj^p*.rtf•, (ii■• < $V>0 ff .tl t ’ - fp-wr.n i>K?lf>sT T- i * •Xp- ST rr, B Pv' frt*nt » r • . rr* > ’ T he' ( .( > I Pr.l r\ dm,mm • mL mmm ■■ Haiti: rV r>r> i:i:. i'o-:!::cliun. * n f earn and.are ah itit.d U'.ry, - • » r r* • r V1 T, H ".. .. . . *.w 5 ... v’rH e *. * • > s tuthorlzi .1 ! ; u Service I V Phoiv 331 * • , 1V. f vtt . .r u i, ei.o in iM . »v « i i « m . )t\ ' » ■ tty.: i '. K |l : r ■ K c i : . >. ,. * , B T i,,. t L1 1 B l> « w. t “ • •Nbveltl . . #.. * IHc ui *•••• » ■ > fib -S V j Dm ; \r J A KS’v (Lents to s,r 4 out at *70c <K«. f 1 y yij ,t, ■• . . *. «*i H f e T w 1 B y In • •. • ft (Bid W l* ..«i1... d e bn IT*,T . |’. T I f kr*l ja 1 r-fi.s* lqO1il IKiiii y r, u-T hh•f4fl. H»(.i1 wm*:. R V~riU ikl1IfJW u '' SL* ».«< ria nn «!«h*t r1 aY . lewli mi*a nf fnC h • Im ln tr a t f n.. f : jj *« . - n p * f Shirts .1 Ladies Dre FLEM3NI F IE L D TjT 9 C * IS W o rk Children’s Shoes Outing Gowns ,1. J ; ____7 0 £ I- 36 Inch Bleaching -a Men’s $4.00 . - - Dress Oxfords $2.95 V. have a nice n- c*f r v-ft-'f Fc’t bn-4 v Mch we are | r • cn thih* c -c:i-!* «> u — a tlr rlN e price of, Lacies $5.00 ri 1 ] /3 •/* -* • ' • * n n "Jttmn f it . ~ ,• . y, Felt < j Ad4 25c br rrturn cl I • bj (*fl *trr»d null 93 / Men’s Scout — 1 RES. SEATS G A IN E S V Ill I ' GAINESVILLE 1 my g ^ .K r^in L- x* ■’ MEN’S iiroadclc !•;:!! U N IVERSITY of] o t at Special quick sale prices. V»'e are also of .F ng, fur Wednesday only, one lot of j . I <i*r’ .. : ‘ -r» -1 ats Ladies - 72x90 Silk Dresses .• a i! r. ‘ . t is • % ^ _ ■ : T: ■ 'O • •• jk 4. V I ‘d i j u/ m 11 i w 1 mi. , «S|.*». -f >'.. ■ B :rs . $ 1.00 • per pair: . r r | ,t ,t i ' -V ' ■Ult ^Hwvf>*i*, ri. u f l‘*.»1 l H t Ti>* t: 1. ; {.f Ui» H.'. T I R ■' P V-felli.r. f ’imod ir. t * ut)*.. *, 2 v rf - .< . • Cr> 0' ..l,d til i ’ i ; 1. r. . right, !. •, H * E «*, *.: And " -rhA . -- ‘TP ni A th le tic Depart The Post Office is next door to us. I | \ Still have ;i good select­ ion of colors to choose from. * , SI.79 thrown address Leather Bags CM ijIV J > T i m f t it* t i t <*o! n r »**• ■ c*n- t •\ oi.k • ot t A . ’ ! * • '. 'x v • . Hur. f u . .- . M r j arr.'. t a ■„ ’ •■wJ ' (iuaranteed W ashable I Cinderella Brand Sizes 7 to 10 Values to $3.00. daily F o r Reit’rb’atwni 9 1 h U ^ . O p U » ( . A OlV '*^ «U*a t»v' a v ' ^ : OLD 1 ATTERY • defCa'H . » C 'o r r T* *■•' •Una crK d efcat mtI*. »v ^ Schooi-Di-es8 es trim m e d . SEATS 01 SALE NO1 $1.G9 CHILDRENS . ' . :• '! of Chamoisftie gloves plain and A • New arrival© >.^1 • p . - '- !i ; $ HOSIERY •lu I Received the Fam­ o u s Rollins Hosiery with new pointed heel. All col­ o rs in Service and Chiff* :i $2.00 grude $2.95 & $3.95 ? LOVES Ut i d . r j MILLINERY A . 1 eu’.d Assortment of Felts. W hx'ts and combinaM’ons of these niateriaN. 9-"^sl4,95 ?5f! „i • ^ s* 1 {_ ? M-Ct~ tcd.-Pi- la.;2 K*i S o u th e rn ■- e r ■ b *.*. I11 1 *1 ■ ,A 1 ;it'.er the doors to our gigantic imloadiiur sale swung wide, :..i.vde among Jhe hmitireds ot th rill;.. o/vr shoppers to share .ag "pportunity of ntati hless Inrgaii:— -v.:;g ami Ihroughout . '.lie opened you‘could ;te hundreds of i -.i tomers with a broad, -a'.i' faction on every fie.-e as the gorgeous arm y of new season* rdirt. 1 ;n..; so enticingly from the bargain rack--. Nothing like it ever 'ed her* i *l*;re. v j f K ’Teadia . ft. We by t* H y , .y ilar*' lit. ■ ' ias.i Jock*, j M onday . in* tv".' • a r. - 1 ier a 'akinuG "*®6cMir. I tn ♦...; - M y th tn h b t r :. 1 f&TFw r.T r• S 'Fireurm, r> • Tfjttffrred trir.or . JW lili susti'incd . ar.d interra! I I 1 (Homeccmh © © •I fee L i.r d t F r i d a y , S a t u r d a y ^ • i* • » >mvra ...... . I» Jockev *r >• tomniil* v;’ * *J*- si if. i *1t #r I, it L t T ‘• \ r: . alb Of c l l* V* fon br..-. 1 tfi U # OF F iaJ 1 st ( 31s ' v. M ercef • I n a: H 4T* 1/ . Jr iv L r: ‘ f-- i . j ' s hafv •«. n rass^Tssacs A Fanf.'rd t iii 1 quLtar.tr r, ; 4 i y.t ■quert* . lit . 1 i _ _"K itfodck was • 5 . ■r1 nlt.r Crowm Princjt Rupprccht, of DAYTONA RF.ACH 1 *>, ,r 1. who com m anded'the nor- wideninc ami [Vivi-T? •*.,.rri ir'.mp of German arm ies on Rench-DeLnnd Rond f/L l • v , : rn front, would become drainage canal to Rij, * y. * ook , .nc *■. Bavaria. The German nue started. .|.-tci.pj , „!r are loinrintf for the feturn Too Late To fla . f the e.r-iniser just as he is • v hleh drramime of the day when he will i. nuu Five room hou-e, c‘rre u t GermanEmpire.” rot ViuL* * .1 fake from boipnninsj to RillyV Fmoke ‘ • , ,! I n*'ver r n 'c nny such intcr- Building. ‘ *'u 1 BERLIN, OcSl. 2f, —T*7c former price) n3 forera*tinj; th a t hi i; . au, c jt js exactly touy x~ i . t t i jfr'rt » of Germany today father “would rettlrn soon nml- , . ,y to my real views. 1 am a i to , Tar* a fake an iterview fido'thrr-utrh U nter den Lmden t ..i?lZen > *f Germany and i ! ..i le, the he Po». dam Talare." Also th-t* ;•* r >• rive polilitiil interviews.” the Sifnduy Chronicle, pm quoting him r- predic- ‘ \I!!ndedburtr would be sa tisfy ts-kait*?r v old r e - lto take u place bcJidc the restore! :■ ( - o n VI f.I.E—Southern Bell ^ ■n. (throne." 7 ^ T*-l. f’nmpnny to extend tel••r crown tr a c e said* The London paper had quote*! i*. lines to Lake Forest several hi* fatner to try .'the farm er crown prince furthei . . ;.< rth of Jacksonville. ■Germany or ike early ns sayintr: * I i HMONT—Seaboard Air L in e 1 ' the jjermn.i n.unar* “ Luc'end .rff and Von Mackenson id bus M-rvire t*i l»e extended (who led the German drive throujjn n• n <;,:n«h*y Chro'dcle I the B alkan') would be just a« : 'i j : Plymouth and Clermont r.% :-irn i f p [•• - r v i r?tisf*cd a* \ in Ilindedburff. For- •v 1* •. n fi vr month.*. p . two srore; . Ccaca * I \ V '* -'»* * *\\zb Z**\*?' *i'W . I / t)'»1I«wns W*r*? 'ftcfl . <t • ’ ♦rcn.y uU af*"J jpUuu*^. j Tfi' ,i i \.r <' m«. ■*F iri«l « » r > i <• * j* * . r .vY. ■ •sr « r It: T: ....... t |t iy | ij &; *' •■■•- £▼ S JV *. / • .v , T iT i. . . i . ' r t l f t u n b iU k L U , , t u . . . u .1 1 ( j m O u u H 24» 1 3 2 <» jaNFOHD EASILY Harvard An-. iArmy Elevens j's IffiA lS m i VERDE /?ec<?& j _ r - re con ,fc“ .rf I BYSCORE ;F 21-0 . V NF.5V V '. At. . -. I . j t / T i : J T r u e r bv .-H r '(Tf> Vard-i K.v-n: I -m'*. l ’U?. S t. C’omJ On .*•.. .. • 7% . 3j ^1••* ; •0.4 * ,a;»*. F-. Slninoff I^cds Gf.\ns I' i»y > T * \ j le-^ y. A :uui - • |ginl,TI*l)*i«a . 11 ;iju'.;.i. iffrfl *i *,„Hy P P f l h Mr*n, it*1 it 1. 1 ,; *' • 1 th* u tir, j U« r I,, 1 .pUinr * 1 fi. 1 j. r*l*i Ibljr a«»>. iri },-«*>Odin tr i-: . • n isif* ? „?5 id lanunf ,n- i Asi ib; t i~3 IC n’i-poi | | .,m-# . . uubHji.M* P U ’Z »,?W r-t* .* .*iHi .VI. «•>_ . . BM r .. 1 , “ , ( . , - .1 H'rui.| j iii 80SS*f lc-r *>ui,u • . Ah'UZ Twit W /m n o m i f *■* v /a. .. ... * . 1. adthe woi 1’aughs with ya ou ^ n* *i a ( u •n#. » . *M• . -4;. . . i -and you weep alone • • s? ' ' y 1 • . .Jfcw-y.4 .■». . . . * •* ' y^TAfijjw »n» i wni v ia iiiB-i. IJ1 ln> * t •. yt i.f t ; ; afii hv4r' *,/ ri*. *.) IjjPU UI BU<1 f» r .v u iiulf ; ■ l.t; t. f /(♦ ifrflf yy*r ^ IJ j 4gC/; ’ v. 1;. DOtujLAM. ! U> A.,\b VVKKk'k* hjj ! » £ au.i *v 4s v, J t » s n “ r**u(tJiu*t XT«i j r, * Will continue l i i i i i T l >r Yourself. ■ t* ’ S i b t o r t - ’fr �ZCiJJrr.tfiff '^ a r r * THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25^1927^ PAGE TWO *IJie Sanford Herald The Value of Co-operative Efforts s»1*r»**« **«*»* rvMlaM »Trrr ’ "Does it pay farm era t« orRamz« ami h‘I ' ^ c ; 14* Ha»4«r M• Ia r am» ltllaa rA4 .m F*1*« -r _______ Arthur Brisbane. Mr- H e a rts high salaried h!“ : a ill Tt certelhly does when such organtZHtlorr lS Tnade an tntegral .JEliftM « S the ilinsensjon th at • M « * w r ST. ■t D u l t H , Hank a. ia*i---‘ __ ______ tends to break down any constructive efforts. Mr. Brisbane —answers his own question by citing the case of the peach MOLUXD U mde«naw u— H . IIO W A R n . *■■*»«•« w «« growers. NARUI K. joxks I With little or no organization to help them in lh« • VnsCHIPTIOS BATES their products, the peach Tm . rrtnrketing and distribution f * V o atb a compelled to sell their T t m M»j II Hr c*m»f WMhl, Mill Urmia ialn < Sn*i * . . V "*nV«i"‘Jo*.» anthracite coal in the east. «ai«r uu it >kaa«a..< *••««. daiir As compared to the peach growers, the writer calls At1 "* V. n la MfMiai. attention to the co-operative organizations that handle the ttr* rtttrlrnt ,u V^a. l; products of California growers. O r a n g e , walnut raisin. •■4li aa wf tin ___prune and peach farmers of that state have already demonI »i* ia ■ iat*Mkrr strated the success of joining forces to advertise and sell The aI mtuiV^I1"«*"(*■“ their fruits. Their efforts have brought results and their « 1A#dt« 1 a t a r a nmm* ------.yUimiin— ^£T*KE'organizations are models for similar bodies that have bee t itkkn.mrmetier •* sohmii m ■ formed all over the country on less extensive scales. tS '^ iS V e H fV "VbVnr‘:.':r; ‘‘".hi Farmers have little or'no protection when they attem pt k«m* "*jto deal singly with the distribution of their wares. They — are generally underpaid when their labors demand that they ** T uesday, ot , ____ receive the major portion of thirprofits to be derived from . .T11*1 u * »*tl,a ci too mam the <Ha)e 0f their products. Men and buying organizations . .ruiainiian. in the east have been the ones to reap the rewards and the TSTT J“rk*"“ farmers have been left with only a small portion 't TuTeVv«»«i"* ** 1,1 J*"“* Co-operative efforts have been the natural reaction to 4e-iannrarau'*a <>» maathir “■**r- 11lie muzzle which has been placed on tile Dll'HUTS in ti l a —AueiTe'eiia* of huiidias r'»- past and gradually they are ascertaining the need for join*, pnw - k.«*e kuiria. a(,artmea< efforts in handling all their affairs. The farmers have dis­ to n e a . C— A o n n m c l l f (> f* l. covered that they must look out for themselves in their b e a n O fa . le - C * M |4 l« * *1 * l f r every endeavor. They have within their power the right to Oe*‘i>roc e —A B r r f r h 4 m o d e r n h e o f O n l . ______________________ dictate their own views and this they must do. BIBLE VEM.SE FOB TODAY | M r. Brisbane forcefully illustrates the point as follow.-.: THE SOURCE OF JOY:—Rc- "it was a wise old man that, dying, showed his son how easv ot Thy ®ervant: f,,r 't ia to break little sticks separately, how different to break unW THrt.-O Lord, L—* do *I '■'*........................^ lift up my them tied together " ***** soul. Psalm 866:4. Z TIIE THINKER Back of the beating hammer By which the steel is wrought, BaiJt to the workshop’s clamor, Tne seeker may find the thought, Th^ThflUfcht that is ever master O f iron and steam and steel. That rises above disaster. Ami-tramples it under heel. / ^ ; *, Tho'WWife may fret and tinker ^ r labor with lusty blows, t of him stand the Thinker, B Tfm dclear-cycd man who knows; F or into each plow or sabre, Each piece and part and whole, Must go the brains of labor, AVhich gives the work u soul. Did {Someone Say ‘There Ain’t No Such Animal? As Brisbane Sees ll TRUEM i P E R T H , lj ■■■■i t Hair To Kill. The Ko.k) Pry Road. T m Mile* • Minute. Child and Animal. It; tribnr llrUhnnp I nm rlrM ’"TT ■»*■ CO, Aluin Office I’ actor/ 1 Jacksonville, ] / JUDGE KAVANAGH, OK Illinjos, calls this “the must ln\v rid­ den ami lawless of nations." ’’law yers," says he, ‘‘are organ­ ized to get around the law nnd rave criminals through technicali­ ties." taiwyer- evidently earn their money, am! our glorious democracy seen* t to he the murderer's para­ dise. Local Reprefije five C. L. Dorc Rhone 81', Dtotage Sanford hti'dtl Supply Co. KILL A MAN, and odds arc nix to om* you will he caught. If caught, odds *rt> twelve to one you will not be convicted. Seventy-two to one in fnvor of | the murderer must encourage , crime-. Judge Kavnnagh, who is i a lawyer, ays we send too many i Inwyei« to congress. Hough nnd rocky is prohibition’s ' road. Police Chief Hughes, of 1 Chicago, says: “ My men will catch 1 crooks; won't waste time snooping j fi r pocket flasks. There is no more t chume of drying no Chicago than there i- of nvj* flying without wings." He points a finger at each man ■ interviewing him, asking: “ Do I you? obey the Volstead act? Do j you ■* They say the net wus made I for oinehody else, not tor them. I lOV* AVN V ' V K*: Paying for losses is not all sns IN DETROIT, MAYOR Smith, turning for re-e'cction. asks only! that men of Detroit "vote as thev , think.V lie is against pmhibcition, prom- ‘ IM-S to make Detroit wetter, not dryer. Ant! his friends point with I nde to the fact that nobody in President Coolirige's recent rebuke of Senator Fess of Detroit has been killed by poison \ Ohio has become a disturbing element within tho Republican booze" for months because Mayor lets them get "the real j lanks. It has put a stop to the activities of the Ohio law­ sSntu ith f f ' pom Canada. Nevertheless, IV I IIP t «M It T OK 'I :IK ■111 \ IV maker who has been going around l be country declaring prohibition will bo here when May­ .ii iii. i : : c n n rv , *i \ r i : «•«* that Mr. Coolidge meant nothing by bis ‘ I do not choose" or Smith and Chief Hughes are M IIu moilmIIIV. declaration and that the president would be available for gone. i,i t T. i llll *, »l«*. In r•* ihr i ■ 1 S* in 1ft"’* rrn *ri|. next year. The presidents action has also served to put a rt*t.m n. • iv \i m »i i , i:, LAST WEEK AN Dalian, flier, N* i’t ti l. 18 HKUKIIY ' . t \ t'.N t tint *•\ **11f r i - 1U1 l V ill. till IIn ^ «lli> 1♦ll'C . f i " h T v eV elln h T f * 5 “ f t f t f t " , , m ‘ !,,1>’in g n n th in - Mario tie Be in art! i, broke ull re­ tin \ 1Mi„-r. A 11 I ■-; fi|« f-nl t ♦’ t lll l ". U ,u„* i. (' x l,l'c tlllg the chief executive to give :i for saeed in a Macchi sea­ ..f til. M i,■.r ■1,1. l *.mil . .1is is,* J tidteo f■ hint that he would accept thie nomination if euought pres- cords plane. lie averag d more than »*•,,,,!>. Kltt, *1,i h* i i ttuii Dfliuini^ in■ sure were brought to bear Ill'll* t *» ,1 I f. i ‘!(io mile.< hi hour on four sueccs- r» ' tm a§••••nut n n*l th'iM* fI fl IJ IX i»l I D * I. t* r t r ; Although Senator Fess will probably not make any -iv<* Mights, lirt aking the world's U Md i|.p..*t*.*.I. jt ini t:11 w*ft l ini*(In ii .i mi Ih**r*.% rnuk* iil*l*li* it l**i* »«i more speeches on the; subject, his verbal spanking lias n<»| c: on! l y i'.l and a half miles. f1* s i I l u f'*r ;» final •••til**-1 St suvli vav will suy: “Oh, but t in. nt i f L**r ailmtrn * t I'ioll nf A served to make him change his views and he still believi spied is terribly dangerous, N o - j .mtt f'*r an "* I* llll . Air. Coolidgc will be the party standard bearer. There ar** holy will r .c r ily safely a t l ive to i * i Midi John ji Hu tin llUli «ta> Mf many others who feel the same wav way fill although the word ha- ei a minute. ' I• Id i |K.Pn passed ' along that nothing more must be said nboi t, ' ..... A* 31•Ilf?"it1**t . 1<-’ Pr,,per - - tinio. I his -is fo r th the purpose of protect-' ‘ [>!' I.O< <»MnlI\K up-' III tilUs o t T Of course insurance pjJ for your losses. But agency offers you nit than th at— il offers spend lime and effort make your property front loss, to eliminate: risks and hazards. Senator Fess Is Reprimanded ■TZ?-' f. N'»Tlc;U i i ;ii i • i f V C N l l i a i t will, nn tilt* 12*i It RIGGERS DAIRY FARM 1‘huriu 37 it i »it, |irp«i-nt ■..uritY Jinlicv nf Sweet Mi}k Sweet (’ream R utter Milk •Milk for Rabies n-.f hl f h* r ftn.il i ihI vt • hern i»h I * I- *»f t; K’vtnv*. ■*11*I t Inn*, ilie?n iin11 ■11 it 'ft to fllit n:itil i A. P. Connellyl 11 **. n f ■ Mipnt i»f In r •f *i•I * itatr*. n u*| u«rkiii t her an !i Me l*aulin’s t i 11 y **f ' 1 111!u Hills. sensative nature of the chief executive and also to M.ittinuuus M '• 8oloi,,n A| tllo ii J Filouglitcn speed of 25 miles an j — him from becoming antagonistic. I lv ur wuuld be fatal t<> human life ,' | TilK « ol III OK T i l t : 1*01 NTV Architect Rack^f*the Lriwn, the Brain. I , As viewed by many, Mr. Coolidge was sincere in hi.; *Aud also. "Tie terrible wi ndl j, IHIK. OKU IVMil: KOI VTt, STVTI; III ,1 iUeclaration not to run next year, but it is also known t h a t ‘created by the rushing trains would K.rjft Nat‘1 . Rank Bldg. KMIIIIti v Sanford. Fla. Might vf the m iring boiler,. the president is Very jealous of th e paYty’s in te r e s t and for kill (maple along tltu tracks," in i n : t i i i : k s t v;'i; "i* n iv t i'r«. Ui'i i'Imi 'iI. IN I'I'.t'I'.A'i'K. a. 1 \ ° r*\hw |[ hat r^anon could be persuaded to step in and prevent tlie WOM KN, CHILDREN Strength .w^ting^toiler, Ibreach that seems almost inevitable if he will travel Greatly fri these we trust. •to “T '"1 '* 1"C reiuses nbaolutPl)' jcnd n^e 'd li.di But bock of them stands the • tne nomination. However. Ml*, ( oolidge feels that Ithrough the upper air at five miles Schemer, l,or sorRe °f his over-enthusiastic supporters to go Up aitd u minute, niurc<uMy and smoothly Plumbing" — Heating1 I The Thinker who drives the.down the country pioclaiming his availability, might givt', | than they now travel one mile a "Service Ynti'll Appreciate" i minute in uutnmohiica and rail Dock of J h e V 'b -th e Dreamer, b a rr its s in i/ i m E n ' h il" <l !,i,n 11,1 exceetlingiy eni- r(m<1 Uulna JAMES A. SANDS Whe’s making the dream come. nomination ^ ^ ° ' 1 ^,ew public statement mi the Phone «’..'t()J. J23 Sntiord Ave. ALBERT EDWARD DAVIES, —Rcrton Ilruley.. Of course, to some people lAIr. Coolidge may appear i!8, was told by doctors th at his to have been somewhat presumptuous in calling Senntt ■ .’’-year old daughter must die of Our i«L,i of a small honor would Less on the carpet. At the same time the chief cxeeutiu septie ptioutponia.; it wus only a l>o .he mayorship of Herrin. atter of days. The child was in * ------- o------was not questioning the Ohioan’s right to express h is'own m UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT iliemlful agony. The father It seams that Mrs. Grayson and and °P*nion, but was insisting that the senator not go drowned her in the hath tub to For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption. her cuhipanions- are getting no­ speaking tour nnd use that particular topic as his subjeci end her suffering, "I could not where w v ith great rapidity, Price 75c Sold ami guaranteed by thy l^ u \ that it looked too much h e a r to see her suffer any longer," -ohe said when he gave himself up. “Are You Sick?" asks an ox- like a cut and dried at fair. In this contention, we believe Phone 37? UNION PHARMACY change, No, but we will bo if our TH E JUDGE SAID he was to r u ^ o r nof Wa8 rik' ht' n ‘Kar(lk'sH of whether he ‘‘chooses’ fr-o rf football team loses again Sons Jewelers-Oplumetrist Diamond Mounting til" RsUlU'. I > ■ l-vil. back’ of the motor’s humming, Back of the bells that sing, Back of hammer's drumming, vr the the hammer’s Hackk r, // t bth- cranes that swing, There la the Eye which scans them, citing through stress and Watching d rain , ,ing the Them l* the Mind which plans prevent bound to tell the jury: "Had this poor child been nn animal, instead of a human being, the man would We ven’t been able to uscer | have been actually liable to puntain th*r Bill Thompson of , ishm ent.if he had not put it out Chica has an English complex TALLAHASSEE NEWS •of its misery. Thut Is the ,'»w. ” or wh er he’s just a plain fool, r Thu jury ucquited the man. o------The present gubernatorial cam­ Imil freight ad passenger fight. A New York man’s wife has been Birth controls ladies will lie in­ i heroforo, it is our ctmvictiton terested in his case. His vvifu was [ mUpiiuf for three weeks. Wouldn't paign has developed one of the most amusing alliances in the anthat the Jasper News’ attack is a tuhurcular, had four children in Jiggn m thu funnies be tickled if he cnaM 'have the same kind of naU of Florida politics. We refer political gesture written hy Cn!d four years, diedTii the fourth child to Doyle E. Carlton, Stafford Cnld- well in the interest of Curl.on's luelifb'r birth, The law would have pur vvt[l and Frank Drew. baiting candidacy. i . . ull wLi----Ooil anybody for showing her However, notwithstanding th • to uvoid that. in Jacksonville got f l v o '7 ^ ,l!'uri‘n t*y lkl* combination is A stealing *50.000. At that ,,J‘oriJ1K under the delusion that it unholy alliance the State Road De­ J B T*te there ore others who are dui cuunot elect Carlton governor of pot Intent will flout its loan and DR. MASON, HEAD of the Un­ for sentences of seventy to eighty Florida by knocking the State Road will continue to build highways iversity of Chicago, where this is Repo j mint. * with the least possible delay and wrlten, suys college study should years. C o ‘ well formerly w u s.a mem-, with the least expense to the tax- be a pleasure, not a bore: "We The LRerury Digest straw vote her of the legal department of th e1payer*. have been cramming out students season is approaching.— Tampa I'loridu East Coast Railway, loiter; The tatert attack will prove a in America, stuffing them with ,at dates and thoughts in which Tribune. Isn't it funny that thev he wus with the sales organization. boomerang just like those which ,m facts, always h ive the straw votes out of ot the Coral Gables compuny, an I have gone before, nnd it iH our p ie - : thev a t e 1not*7nt,>reste.l" * interested, ' Mason, that U in the winter time? more recently has been following a u c tio n that by the first of the year) forlorn hope of discovering uii oil) C'urlton will contplefcy be run o-------- • WHAT APPLIES TO education gusher at Cedar Keys. j down. No candidates for nay o f f i c e applies especially to industry, Putnam county Is getting ready Stafford originally came fru n tlcun ",akt’ h*«(lway by methods n ore than u hundred years ng.i, to dedicate its handsome million dollar bridge across the St. Johns Jasper. Personally he has » g u b cr-iL U,K l|UrtU‘!<t l,y the Tampa City Charles Fourier declared that to settle hum anity's troubles: "In­ river at Palatka. The structure Is nu.oriul complex, but evidently, Attorney, dustry must be made attractive." otit o f tho finest to be found in bus graciously given up his limbiRons for the time being und hm , c s ia z c i Li • v n — k the atate. When men work because they joined Carlton’s sophomoric forces | 1 D M S I M S S A Y S j like to work, as hoys (day football In Its pturile attacks upon tho ---------------------------------------------- - > r ns scientists study, civilization The paper Sunday printed pic­ most efficient departm ent of thy Ford rvcently bought an old- will have begun. tures of clrcua "bareback riders," State Government. ^ j style cottin gin. Now we know Men work now because they bur they were front vlewa.—Gulf While wo have no way of know-, vvh;i- the n.-w Ford will be like, must starve if they don’t und that Bcream in Tampa Tribune. We is not mush better than old slav­ t't know you were that kind of ing we are willing to wugor our old straw hut th a t Caldwell is re*-! 0lllJ Wt,y I* ocn to indiutiu fartn- ery, under which men worked, be­ Udy, Phil. pouaibte for the editorial appearing cr* to make their land profitable, cause they were lushed if they H M t P -------- o--------The first man may have sinned in the Jasper News attacking the Th‘‘y “ «» *R on juries all winter didn't work. twcauac r f an apple, but in these validity of the State Road Depart- trying public officials, ——— ■ letter days It is usually a peach ment’s contemplated JUDGE LINDSEY OF Colorado A pedestrian in Southampton, investigates that a mzn fall for.—Orlando Rc- loan to carry on It* highway work the- troubles, temp­ . porter-Star. Yep, and a lot of when it can save money for tho England, curries u horn which he tations and morals of couth, ami aches fall for prunes. —Tampa taxpayers cf Florida by building honks when he cruises the street, the possibility of finding u scmiroads from fifteen*to twenty per: At laif, a way of talking buck! mes. m atrim onial substitute for outright c*n. cheaper than In normal -o — There are u million unemployeil immorality. An O regon-'clergy­ man calls Lindsey “morully unfit As we understand it, Dwight In this connection, wo m igjr ‘n the country, says u labor ex- to teach tho youth of our state." l/Morrow never puts off until taiw what can be done today add that Caldwell also has a jour-i f*rt- Wlmt we’vo always want ."I The ammo was said of the foundr revvul was of C hristianity nineteen hundrede th a t’s one of the chief reasons milistic complex and likes to w rite' Min* statistician to "pieces for the paper;” While n the number of unemployable. tie hau been given the ambaaago, and of Socrates, still Coolidge, whose home state is years member of the legal departm ent of curlier. jrship to Mexico. * the Flagler System he occasionally Vermont, has been offered a; Lindsey Is fo rtu rrte they can contributed editorial m atter to the bankrupt Indiana farm. If thc DeLand news w riter says Undy Times-Union dealing with the rail- sotl’s rocky chough out there, the call him “unfit ” but cannot cruc­ “It." Wa thought there wept reads' sde ot public questions. ify him, c t make him drink hem­ president might make it pay. lock. tsro men in that fix,a..*' *•$!> During the last session of the were in Bradenton.— BradT r.:ja are better, for reformers. The parents aro to blame fpr Herald. Wonder U you ean Legislature, Caldwell, who had for tuth’s shoe a number of years baeen an Inte­ shocking - d is r e g a r d - «f, r tf O - *SUBSTITUTE WILE what “ it” ia all about-— gral part of the Tallatiaaaa* roll- youths conventions. i„ j v * N?w Vcr* f a u n d fo r m arriage, which Is Herald. No, but w« believe read lobby, was recalled from his T . wi" 0thT mart’s best training school. But, a aweet young thing who Cedar Keys oil activities to help -- us — who s to blame for the I “prove U ll all things, hold fast that enton Herald. the carriers in their long and sh o rt parents? which is good.” ' This agency offers' protect you in every possible from the i venience of fire, as w»H| from the financial loss I a fire would cause- Kstahlitihed 1908 221 Magnolia l‘kn*l Engravinii Watch Repairing THE O PPO R TU N E TIME. ? You • . ; :n to huWd your ov :\ hot losing money iiy dclaji why not lake r.dvanlafil present low material hor costs. We will clndly furnish mates, wit limit charpl It will pay you do investi* i ■ Jr? -,® . T P , - ,, .^ IC O M P A N V j MBER ciSMS c THE YARD WITH A M1U- EIACK.IN.G this AMUSING ALLIANCE ! if p i H. f 7 iF i r C. VIELE Jeweler .. 108 Magnolia . Select CHRISTMAS Li r ■ “ Holly Ave., nt i l t h, 12 th. 13th SI- UiftH NOW on our new easy payment plan. Only 11* shopping 'days be­ fore Christina*. j r - Phone 135 Yard Bond Gr Zip Scrvl muir tJftfln mHrfwWH *i LESS TH A N t I, IP IF I PER R A K I N G It - a S ton es Irr some European countries, weight is still measured In ’’stones ’’ A peas­ ant woman carries several "stone" ct ’water in a day In America, electricity pumps, sweep*, does thk wash— carries the “stones'*! of life, big and little. a * — !Electrical facilities afforded American ^women surpass those available to the women of any other country. jThey are laarnlng~as business men jhave already learned— thgt electricity As their cheapest servant — I i v * , Electrify your home. O u r sates fjgPJtdment will show you how . 4 SALES 2 TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND .‘At, edrz -fAl * r-rr-' �waJ am K M U 4 ■ m e i T i ,,fi %1IUL j vjlJ 'flee Telephone 148 MRS. FIED. S. Dl IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859*J iTi iGNES GUILD HOLDS ENJOYABLE WIETING ON MONDAY AFTERNOON Calendar f a t the church annej. TUESDAY J L a m meeting of WomSissionary S o c le t/ of the iBaptiat Church vfll be held |o o'clock a t the church. C l Department if the WomPhib will haw fortnightly I party a t S Vaock w ith Mrs. b Lea J r , Mrs. Eugene [and'M M . Oe>r*e Harden as Ises. WEDfCSDAY ny SpAlMhH Circle of the St C h m h w ill meet a t 3: JO £ With M». W. R. W are on btto Avene. t e n BtWe Club will meet M r*. Bratton L. Perkins, hie T aber Circle of the F irst L d a re h will hold Spend Ly ,.arty a t the home of Mre. ntridge on Palm etto Avenue. Iry Society of All Souls h will have chicken supper a t iclc a t th e Montezuma Hotel, irature D epartm ent of the in’s Club will hold regular ig a t 3 o'clock a t the clnb. Although this was the social meeting several business ‘m atters Were discussed. A report was given from the visit to the county farm last Monday, and it was deeded to make regular visit there and have a shower of sweets of other luxuries for the inmates about once a month. Mrs. Benjumin W hitner Jr., wan appointed as chairm an of- the Christmas cards ami all those who wish to place an order for C hrist­ mas are asked Jo commuliicate with her. Mrs. Clyde Derby, who attended the educational study course a t Orlando lhst week, gave a most in­ teresting account of the courses and also told of plans for fu rth er­ ing this work. The hostesses fo r the next meet­ ing, which will be held the second Monday in November, will be Mrs. George McRory and Mrs. R. W. Penrnian Jr. It was deeply regretted tat Mrs. Raymond Key tendered her reslgnment as president, and this va­ cancy will be filled a t the next business meeting. At the conclusion of business, the hostesses served sandwitches and hot tea. Members attending were: Mrs. W.A.Leffler, Mrs. Frank Powell, Mrs. Draxton L. Perkins, Miss Zoo Munson, Mrs. G. C. Cochran, Mrs. Raymond Ball, Mrs P.M. King, Mrs. Mortimer. Glover, Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. Fred DalgeV, Mrs. Heyward Wnlkcr, Mrs. George McRory, Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., Miss Mildyed Huston,'M rs. R. W. Prnrman Jr., Mrs. Clarke Leonardi. Mrs. Benjamin Whitner Jr., Mrs. Ray­ mond Phillips. Mrs. Cat\then Hutchison and Mr. Glover. 36 in. Drapery 36 in. Percal Curtain Material Fust Colors F ast Color* Worth 38c yd. White Net and scrim Values to 65c Yd. Rose, Gold, Blue ami Green Past Matrons Of The'Dependables Class To Eastern Star Guests Hold Rummage Sale At Mrs.Parker’sHome Within Near Future Past m atrons of Seminole Chap­ ter • No. 2 O. E. met Monday evening nt the home of Mrs. Sarah P arker on Myrtle Avenue. Mrs P arker Is the first living past ma­ tron of Seminole Chapter and she and Mrs. Katherine McKay, the m atron of last year acted as hostes­ ses. The rooms were beautifully de­ corated with bowls of orange and brown marigolds nnd the Hallowe’­ THURSDAY en ideas were curried out in every I. A. P. C onnellyw ill enter- way. iho members of the Duplicate Tlio following past Matrons Ip Club nt 2 o’clock a t her answered to roll call: Mrs. Sarah foil Park Avenue. Parker, Mrs. Mary Kent, Mrs. Lk Lovers Club meets with Loretta Brotherson, Mrs. Bertha Jinkins, Mrs. Fannie McConnell, Mrs. Joy Bailey, Mrs. Odea I Crosby, Mrs. Murry Jurvis und Mrs. K ath­ erine McKay. These past m atrons perfected plans for a norganization which shall be known as the Past M at­ rons Club of Scmindle Ghapder No. 2. The officers elected were: President, Mrs. Sarah Parker; vice president, Mrs. K atherine Mc­ Kay; secretary nnd treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott. The club will meet the first Monday evening of each month. lock at her home on Magnolia Tho membership includes those members mentioned above to­ | SATURDAY gether with Mrs. Mamie Griffin, Lin Graham will entertain nt Mrs. Jimmie Lilja and Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, who were out of llowcVn party a t 8 o'clock, [idren's matinee a t 10 o'clock the city and unnble to be p rese n t At a lute hour, the hostesses k' Milane Theatre. served IfruJfl s a la ^ pineapple Ruth Pearm an will entertain Hallowe'en party a t 7 :3p sandwiches cut in sta r shapes, egg and olive sandwiches, doughnuts k at life Legion Hut. and coffee. sold a t a sale which will be held a t nn early date. Interesting plans were made for the baznnr which is to be held in December, and each member will make a number of a r­ ticles for this. Social, memWrshlp und other cyonftnitfyes were appointed, and plans outlined for the years work. A fter tho business was disposed of the teacher, Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ ton, nnd the class president, Mrs. Hurl E. Jones, surprised the mem­ bers with delightful refreshments of' home made cake and ic« cream. Thia meeting was a celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of the Dependables, there being only two charter members on roll now, Mrs. Ana Mason Smith and Mrs. Julia Idling Steele. During the so­ cial hour sewing of dainty nrticles for the bazaar and chatting were enjoyed. Those attending were: Miss Es­ th er Hughey, Miss Lila Thomley, Miss Frances Hughey, Miss Mar­ ion Hand, Mrs. R. I,. Shinholser, Mrs. E. C, Smith, Mrs. Earle E. Jones, Mis Luna Ma6 Fleming, Miss Nanette McDonald, Mrs. Burke Steele, Miss Pauline Moyers, Miss Ruth Moss, Miss Velma Boyd, Miss Helen Chorpening Miss Clara Rankin, Mrs. W. S. Thornton and Miss Bobbie Chapman. A scrimmage between the first nnd second teams ended Sanford's first day of training for the game with St. Cloud here Saturday. Coach Hugh Welchcl had Higgins a t quarter, Stoinoff and Captain Maxwell nt the halves and P a tte r­ son a t full on the firs t team. Three teams were put through signal drills early in the' ufternoon. No changes in the lineup of tho first team were made by Coach Whelchell. On Monday afternoon 40 mem­ bers of tho T ruth Seekers Class of the Methodist Church met a t the home of Mrs. C. L. Goodhue on Magnolia Avenue. A fter a brief tVvotlnnal ser­ vice conducted by Mrs. T. F. Adams, Mrs. W. D. Hoolihan the president, presided over the busi­ ness session. Very good reports from the various committees were preserved. Plans were made for a birthday party as a means of raisIng funds for Sunday School literature. The treasurer was instructed to the baby underwent u m ftt the conclusion of business a pay the amount pledged on the ation. --------lial hour was enjoyed, th© ho»t- Churdh bulletin. ’A nujtion was B. McCall Sr, les served a tem pting salad made and carried th a t through the y Mr*. w inter the regular meetings shall j,ome Sunday from irse. , three visitors were present, be held a t 3 o’clock instead of 3j30- where she spent the p ey were Mrs. E. H . A shcraft,! One new member,Mrs. P. E. Win* vUltlncr her sister, ft ■s. Bodwell and Mrs. Wilson, stead, joined the class a t this meet- C|0U(f> ambers attending were: Mrs. C. Anderson Jr., Mrs. M orris Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Twitchell rs. Francis E. Bals, Mrs. It- H. and son, Laddie and Mrs. W alter rg, Mrs. Lesley Bryan, Mrs.R. Twitchell o f Daytona Beach spent Cooper, Mrs. J. H. Colclough, Monday afternoon in Sanford as rs. A. C. Chamberlain. Mrs. C. H, the guests of relatives. iok„ Mrs. I. E. Eatridge, ftlrs. -thur Gatchell, Mrs. T. L. Hale, NEW SMYRNA — Prel rs. R. W. Lawton, Mrs. Merriwork to begin a t once fur wther G. Lewis, Mrs, A. A. Me* Canal S treet from Myrtle ?ly,*Mrs. A. C. MtfLendon, Mrs. one mile westwurd. C. Mitchell. Mrs If. A. Moreland, rs. B. C. Moore, Mrg. Sidney J. ix, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. >ny Pitchford, Mrs. H. W. Ruck'» Mrs. Kent Roaalter, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs. Guy S. Selraan, <v* Voli© Williams, Mrs. R. A. >d Mrs. J. R. Vidlar. Lingerie Cloth Everfast Gingham 32 in.—Regular 50c. Check—Stripe—Plain y<r ..............4 AA Fancy Alpaca ' EverFast Linen 1 1-2 Yds..............\ G for 4 A A Dollar Sale _______ _ _ ___ —Mr”and M n T John W. Sneed returned home Wednesday evening from Jakaonville where they accompanied their guests M r. and Mrs. B. G. Slaughter of Hopewell, “TIIB ROAD TO ROMANCE? Ramon N avarro Comedy “ALIBI'8 ALLEY" Will Rogers Orgsn Overture AA 200 Braided Rags Special Wednesday G fo r 4 A A Fancy *Colors (Second Floor) -V Sneed at their home on Catalina Avenue, left Sunday for New York and Philadelphia, Pa-, where tU y will visit for a while. Mr. Slaughter goes from their to bl» home, while Mrs. Slaa fte r will Visit U r daugb*. te r at Dana Hall, Wellesley ColW Boston M an, -LA SSES W HITE’S’’ MINSTRELS" Coming BEAU GE8TB" — ■j•*^»"; m m H* Royal Society Pkg. Goods 2 for 4 Children’s Pajama Outing AA all sites Knit Union Suits Embroidered 1.00 Jk ---- f Cases ---- Fancy Pillows Ladies Fe It Hats Lace Trimmed small lot to irlos© out Ladies Outing Gowns Brassieres all site* special i.o « * \ •> Ladies Full Fashion There la a soft sheer lovliness to thea^hofte that is equalled only in hose of much higher price..vSome silk, from top to toe and some ire- Uned In top and toe with aerricable Usle. All sixes and colors. Special for tomornW— 11.00 per pair. JF T Ladies colored voile, muslin and rayon under wear. Gowns, teds, bloomers and step-imi made of sheer nainsook, fine quality voiu and rayon. All colors- Lace trimmed. Specie! Tomorrow for $1.00. T fu -'r M en 's; Departm ent I 4 AA -4 r 1.50 Value 4 , A | Ties Golf Hose All Sizes Regular $1.00 Values 2 For Flannefpajamaa Men'a and Boy's Bqys Fancy AA Boys Cover-alls SiXes 2 to 6. R egular $1.50 Value 4 A 1 'O ne rack of Men’s Four-In-Hand Ties T WEDNESDAY, ‘• Big Bath Towels R egular'75c and $1-00 Value* 2 For 4 ' A A Values up to $1*75 Special , 4 j TODAY 1 .0 0 A Double Thread Extra Heavy Double Thread 20x40 v ,h .................... v All-cotart-i-aa In. V\Ut 36 in. to 40 in. wide Regular Price—50c Huck Towels Big Bath Towels 2 EverFast Fancy Dimity All Shndes Special All Light Shades 8 for 4 English Prints Boys Caps tosary Society Will Give Chicken Supper On Wednesday evening bogin■g St 0 o’clock the members of the ^•ary Society of All Soula Cbureh 111 give a chicken supper a t the lontezuma Hotel, with Mrs. June ■QumilUt as chairm an. In addition to a delicious supper, ■oring will be enjoyed during the T»nlng. Tickets may be obtained EverFast Prints a pe Organ Members Truth Seekers Class Whelchell Begins To. we Enjoyable Meet Meets Monday With Whip Team In Shape, Monday Afternoon Mrs.GoodhueAt Home For St. Cloud Game !rs. H. C. Cook and Mrs. A. A. icely were hostesses Monday moon for the Pipe Organ Club. I meeting was held a t the home Mrs. Cook on Magnolia Avenue, [(jutine business was carried out [er the leadership of the presitt, Mrs. J. H, Colclough. Reports [e read and plans discussed for rk to be done during the month, was announced th a t the next bting would be* held at the rch parlors with Mrs. J. C. MitII and Mrs W. R. F o rt os hostesirch parlors with Mrs. J. C. MitI and Mrs. W. R. F o rt as hostes- 2 >ds- ........... 4 A A Special 4 r A A Golf Socks AU sizes. New p e ^ e �TIIE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1927 L'VERG LADES—\v new Uroauway shiq .Station building. BAN CLOSES DESK A N D DOOR FOREVER Getting oReady for the Flight towAustralia f- . '“ i' ‘ _ ' * LAKE CITY—N'ovf vcnir factory t<vh<. Lake View Tourist ( JA S P E R ---- \\Wfc .Scenic Highway j, River to .Jasper prog Federal Council Of Churches Is Halted In Attempts To Open Up Japanese Question Of Aliens Coming Into U.S. WASIHNGTON, Oct.. *21.-1 INS* —KfforUjuf .hi- Ktderai Council«.» Churches^or t'hrist in America to often up the Japanese immigra­ tion question have been halt.* I thiomrh intervention of tin- .Inpo ­ ts . gt vcrtimvnt, lnteriMti*mil N. a-Service learned locuy. Through the Japanese consol general in New York and th ' .III**uncse ambassador in Washir.giao word has reached the ehurcl* fed-, oration officers that the Japaiw* • government does not look with f n or upon any agitation seeking to create sentiment in this country for a modificaton of the American restrictions against immigration from Japan. The Japanese take the position that such a campaign wnuid U* tin timely and ill advised and ultmately would react adversely to Jap- | nnese interests in , the United States and its insular possessions by inspiring more rigid restriction* r that at present prevail. j Officnls of the Councl of Church­ es recently conceived the idea of 1 launching n campaign of publici­ ty and propaganda for legislation j at the next session of congees* I tc. amend the present immigration j laws in their application to th e 1 Orient. The plan was to devise a plan of restricted immigration tin- i del a quotn basis, that similar t i that now applying to European countries, i. »Uj^i.***-W<)rd of the contemplated campaign reached the ears of Jap- 1 nnese officials In this country, they promptly let the sponsors know that while appreciative of the mol- 1 Jve prompting the action it would I be regarded as most unfortunate to j have this issue raised a t this time. The Japanese government is on record, though the former nmhasHador, llanihara, ns not satisfied with the present'Am ercan laws as they apply to Japan, but la not dis­ posed to make It a subject of dip­ lomatic exchanges. It prefers to maintain a status quo until some future time when conditions may be more opportune fur a loosening of the preseent restrictions. S. SOMAN ST. Sanford A .10x3 1-2 Cirds Dodges Aren’t Trying to Dodge One Another '^3 L r ;:JL L ilX Y * ■ . * Davis Studies River Transportation Issue AWreck In Tennessee fTaifToDeadEngineer WASHINGTON, Oct., 25..—(IN ' S ) —The rear end collision between ' a Nashville, Chatanooga Sc St. |X o u is passenger train and n Gulf AMtdiile to the fnilure of rngineer Wood to put his train on a switch to meet a superior train, while a conti ibutlng cause was tile failure , of bra!'t*'»un Keeton pruperlv to protect his train, according to -findings made public today by t*u I I n te s ta te commerce rnmmUs'on. I. . WimmI was killed in the wre-li ft pad 01 others were Injured. ed though friendly, the above pictures might ho culled. To the left are Horace t Dodges, aini the former Mrs. Dodge, who is now Mrs. Benjamin F. M 'fTterffl*! To the right is Lieutenant Minuting witli the two Do ige c h ild re n , llo I they seem to think their new step-father is O. K. After the pictures wen Dodge nnd the two children sailed for Vancouver, II. t\, while Mrs. ami Mrs. 1 Collinsi Girl wmm signing of the liussii -Persian 11teaty. On th • South th,< Soviets now I have iron-dud mm aggression | parts with Turkey, Persia and Afghanistan. 'Ife middle Asian 'en ten te stretches from the Moditerruneon to India, Turkey and I'ersia are lnund by the treaty of lasting peace signed April 23, 11*2*1. Persia and Afghanistan ' are about to sign a similar i treaty. On the east the Sov­ A hunter feels lucky if he arts iet. are on friendly t mis with v*Uhmt gunshot «f a wild guns**, India China and Japan. Only three but/ Jack Miller (above* lames g.'.n-t lemaip on the west— Rum­ I In-m. The turnons Cuiuiilliiii •purl-man and t nnservullnnlst ania, Poland and Finland. Rinnanmaintains a bird reluge in west­ ‘ in. becaus? of the annexation of e r n - Ontario visited mutually by Bessarabia, will remain a potential Rut a non-ugresston neuI fulfil less iliousunds of wild fowl. enemy. irality part will soon he signal .Mli/ei l«d wild lieese three years with Poland. And official quarters Petite they became lame enoa.gb .regard a change in Finland's untb be lagged. Ia fte r the Russo-Latvinn peace pact is signed . A Haltlc-INilish alliance against 11he Sublets is further from reality than ever. Poland has even aban­ doned the plan of forming a Bakic j block which ns an entente could !*>. (IN'Si negotiate 11 pony pact wjth the Ferguson 1Soviets. The signing of a p u d heman and tween Latvia and Russia in the •es of ,|i- near future will split the Baltic siimiltan- .States so that Esthonin and Finland envirr in I may have no other recurse than to Our S. Sec nr Address I.ie-ul Con nee.' SANFORD Cordially yours .112 State Bank Bldg Phone 5757 Orlando. Fla. Cashirr Enjoy your food as it nourishes you r body If your appetite is not keen you owe li to yourself to take S.S.S. regularly bt-fibre rack meal. It will give you u good uppetlkIn these days of fast competi­ tion, only full-blooded.. robust healthy people can keep to the front, and 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. S ta rt right now to regain the health which will help you progress. A hearty appetite will restore your energy, build you up and give you "pep.’ Thousands have benefited them selves and kept their bodiri » good repair by occasionally txklaf a course of S.S.S./ It helps Ntture build up red corpuscles »n-J it improves the processes bj which the body is nourished. 5.5.5. is time tried and reliibk It is mrdo from the roots o( tras herbs and planta and is prepare! in a scientific way in a modern laboratory, 5.5.5. is sold a t all good drat stores in two sixes. The target size is more economical. MILANE THEATRE Wednesday- October 26 O feel always tired, lame and achy is too often a tign of improper kidney action. ! When the kidneys act sluggish- ! ly. waste poisons remain in the blood, and are apt to moke one languid, stiff and achy, with dull headaches, dizziness and often nagging backache. A com­ mon warning that the kidneys are not acting right is scanty or burning secretions. Assist the kidneys with Domn'aPilh. Doan’t. a stimulant diuretic, increase kidney activity. Are endorsed from coast to coast. A ik your neighbor/ vur ut S,in MAKE IT A HABIT R. DJGHTON T NOTICE upon this institu­ tion as your Finan­ cial Home and feel free to come in at any time. Even though you have no business to trans­ act, drop in for a friendly call. •tely on our inspec­ tion. No red lerpe. Low cost. fluence in Persia hu.s been broken. In addition to the usual pledges df [settling nil disputes by diplomacy and preservation of neutrality and territorial integrity in case either is attacked by n third party, the | treaty in Article 4 provides t h a t , : neither government will tolerate or- ' I ganixutlon or ."roups whatever I • they may call themselves, which j .have as their real object the, force- | ] ful overthrow of the other slg n n -. J u r y power or the declaration of • (strikes and creation nf a reign of ! terror by assassinations and bomblings and arson. TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Oct. 25. (IN S)— Enormous Increase in acreage devoted to sutsunuis west of the Apalachicola River is shown in reports submitted by Grosover Jhiwe, who is , working in con­ nection with the industrial survey You Can't Feel Well When Kidneys being made in Florida. Act SlugjfDMy. Noth-*l u r t l t * g i v e n In nit I-:■v lux .if nnv 1,1ml or* u x n l n s i th*- St.mfiii.lr l Ut tig *.f s*i iiford. t'l o r li ta . I. • ailcti I'l.ilnm n r* (irrlirn tt tin rlv rr ..f Htllil b u n k IW*lv* toniith s fr o m tin- Ont n..ii.-*-, S r|itrm hi> r I", i s j .w it' to- I n r n v t bavrail III ■•ruviat.io* *.f f h i i n l r r 7a:t:.. Florida. FIRST NATIONS BANK loans on improved residence and b u lk neat properties in • mounts from $2,000 to $100,000. j *; I » LUVA ■DETROIT. Oct. 2*> — INK* >unsel f< r George Remus, profded to Izinahtg today to n e k ■* a rt ordpr f inn Judge ( a rr cm•wiring them to rpen a safely posit box in Lansing hank helluv sto contain more than $1000,000 9th nf securities. -* Iccordifig or counsel for Remus, ft xecurlties, if they exist, were 1 in thg hank t*ox by Mrs. Inla­ id Rintu i, for whose murder, her »band’ George, knrwu os the nner "Jtlng of bootleggers" i* M INSTR ELS W luU W ixM ST HE£ ECrfA.VQ AM ERICA FC#** IR S T YCh h f t The B l a c k vi l l e U ni o s S tation S O / V O ts, O A N C E A C T H H BILLYDOSS f i ^ RKi’ORT TO BT READY U tHfT—Efforts will lie made ••(.•"' .(-nw'K-rrv induitry in In County. 1601 West First *d. Keep Kidneys Active! lemus Lawyers Seek iches In Bank Vault ASH/ ■ .n GTON. Oct.■ 25 ■ (IN S l r arpiy eggin'er*' report o i Mississippi t lx d cm rol situ1will be rcadv for subniitYqn ngrei* when ft convenes cnrly icember, Waj. Gen. Edgar J*dehl f of i ngincerd raid todty. Cecil L. Fcnes New Asian Entente Reaches From .Mcdilernnean S c a To Indiii And Adds Link 'I't> Soviet Buffer Chain RTJH MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 25 (INS) —Secretary of W ar Dwight I„ Davis today was studying facilities fin inland wuters transportation north of St. latuis. After speaking before the Mississippi river flood control association here lust night. Jfe and ihs party continued their [Inspection trip. In his address VJavf* declared that the question of politics must not enter into con­ sideration of flood control and that legislation dealing with the sub­ l e t must be confined solely to Poo dcntrol. RUSSO-PERSIAN T R E A T Y SIGNED TO HINDER WAR nines J 29x1.10 C’oriM 7! 30x3 1-2 Grlv Tubes n 30x3 1-2 R<H Tubes f, 29x4.40 GrqyVTubes U 29x1.40 Red 'Kibes ]■ All Guurinleed Quaker Stile Oil Gas 2 1 c., Greiiing 75^ »iwu» koriew of rjlliett. Ark., wu» chosen queen of the rice car­ nival at S tuttgart. Ark., at ,rhlch Secretary of W ar Dwight Daria wan scheduled to speak. Thou■and* rrum the rice belt or Arkan­ sas annually take part in the cele­ bration, Oct. l j s J i , FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIOA FRUITS ANn FARM CR( SIMON PU RE AND OEM BRANDS. "TIME TRIED AND CROP TESTED" Forty yrara xatiafaetory service In Florida Grower* Long . 4„ spell about over. Order '<«* ■nd aave money by getting our REDUCED JU N E b lR S l price lint before buying. Fair prices. Quality Fertilizer*, Prompt shipment. E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville s * A' "D / X /. ^EQ UA Mn .T£ EM O R IE S " r T£ “ Th e E m a n c i p a t i o n , . . B u ll Fig h t " .^ ------------ - bEN M'A TEE- •NAiiNES Band<SPretest& ofSottis/s-Dji/vStreetfcrjde Prices Plus T»x �PAGE THE SANFpRD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1927, READ THE ADS will be scattered throuj?ir the d'columns— if your name is there rhe Herald Office for a free ticklie Milane Theatre. Good for the ,er insertion only. Each day there arc a number of trea­ sures to be found in the W ant, Ads— your name may be there for a free movie ticket nnd you may find a real op­ portunity. 3—Automobiles lord Daily Herald T AD. RATES : Cash in L ads, will be received fens and collector sent fcly for payment. I............. 9c a line L .___________ 7c a line r ___________ 6c a line j ____________ 4c a Hoc L rates on request. [educed rates are for |ve insertions. »rds of average length ted a lino. am charge of 30c for srtion. . _ Ivertising Is restricted r classification, trror is made The Sanaid will be responsible obv Incorrect insertion, t r t u tr for M tcw pM * The •office should be immediately in rase of a d v e r t is e r s erald representative |y fam iliar with rates ifi classifnetion will complete information. iu wish they will assist rordlng your vvnnt ad. it more effective. JRPANT NOTICE iscrs should give their ]i<cituffice address us heir phone number if jv results. About t \e bt of u thousand has tme nnd th cothcrs Imrp'mi'ate with you by know your address. Liuitinuence MUST be [per stun at the Sanford ■lice or by letter. TeleIwimtinucnrea are not Help Wanted Female 15—Apartm ent For Rent SANFORD Overland Co. Willy*. Have opening ft,r tw„ niorc young Knights & Overland, Whippits Indirs to learn to run the Linotype | Park & Comn.crcial Sta. Rhone 58 machine. Four months course tree. We will assist you to tret pood job MODEL TRIM CO. when competent. Good operators We trim the car, not the owner muke from sp) to $75 per week, if Phone 817 for estimates interested apply C. A. Haines at P. W. RADFORD Herald Of.’ice. ! Business Service: Offering one ( free ticket to the Milano Thentrv* (Miss Ruth Gillfen please call. ^ Attractive furnished apartm ents corner Park and Tenth Sta., Fri- ( kid turn installed, w ater nnd gnrngq tarnished. i'hone 18 J. FOR RENT—3 New modern Span­ ish apartm ents, rent $30 and $35 it month. Call 2-10 W. FOR RENT—Two room J apartm ent and garage. 7 * ;t. Phon* 282 W . -I— Business Service OUT OUR YV\Y t VOU DAm gA Former CommiHsnr Of W ar Is Ousted Wilh Former Hend Of Leniqgrad Government; Two Retain Memberships Vv/Al-V<»NJ* VW»1H MORE E M E S S M E .T P E R 9 VYMY MuH M IG H T ACClDEhdT.' f'j'T'X <»l- SATISFIED A 24— il l have to g e t &OUOYHTHHER in y -t ---- ---- ^ . uDAY ABOUT SHOW­ ING THE NftW GlRU > THE ROUTINE O F Y E A H -B B T Y O U S A ID YO U T IE R S TOO B U S Y so n en c r . M lN O JE5=> VNHV AM GOT MAM EM^ G>lAET MiGT CUV-l-M i AM C A islT B e a r J t itR ^ VdvTME^bE* a M A C C \ DEKiT. D e l a n d Elks Will Putnam County Will Soon Dedicate Give Charity Ball . Million Dollar Bridge Over St. Johns %7i ii Fuji— 1 months old. lu st ask * for “Classified Depart* :j 7~»— 11—M (Median HI RENT—Small house, close in, -------. lf. . , V u in ld o ^ Idy, white blaze. Annmerit" I --------------------"•enlace, rent reasonably. Apply F e a r s 'l'lia lC a ta s tr o p h e M ig h t ^ c ‘..tumo ^ j falr> c; [ire ’ B il." Notify 1318 H a v e F o llo w c d T rtn ib lo rsO n UeLand Elks, at [CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning f I*. 0 . Box 305. Reward. rir- f » CLEAN UP YU UK OLD WALLS | Co. 11 Ball Bldg. M onday A re D isp e lle d T n d a y Sprtnu s, on the nij 2 NEW' -1-room bungulow for re.it WITH THE NEW' WALL FAINT B y R ep o rts F ro m F a r N o r i h sip h t with lights nnd water- garngnobiles SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ Sec T. II. Kinnrd Grocery S torj ■Wanted TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ n i .ir year falls on Sunda Central Street SanfordTION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. —1 , gct iu tlio charity ; (IN S )— Fears that a m ajor cat- 0Ufc) ,lis™ll30j by SEE. V. U. CULLER, SANFORD, asaenger Itouring car. FLA. axtropho might have rosultcil as ^mjixution. the afterm ath of n violent earth- | Ccatunr.es will bo 1 m ns like fjuake which was recorded on acis- yB[ya blc prizes aio PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 y rara RESPONSIBLE p arty wishes to F’OR KEN i : Small cottage on rrographi* yesterday, were partly *i„, handsomcat n experience. Sanford music store t nt furnished hoiise In dcsira-, MagiioHa Avenue ju st north .of and Gift Shoppe. Room 11) & 11 Mc- hie location Box “D", care Herald. | Central Street. $25.00 monthly. Latider Arcade, Phone 832. : Box 123 care The Herald. DODGE II—Rooms Without Board SIX ROOM bungalow, gas, water, pirs and Graham trucks BUILDING BLOCKS irrigation electricity, hath, fireplacn pth Street. Phone 3. boxtr. and general cement work Miracie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- FDR RENT—About Nov. 1st, des­ screened porch, double garage. An willcger. Proy. 3rd r.nd Eln.. irable room with sleeping pone it. attractive home partially furnbh& COWAN CO. Auto Twin beds. Also small npartm n t .o ed. Sec K. G. Norton, Metlonvilla and sheet metal works. LUMBER and complete line or adults. .813 Magnolia Avenue. 5 Ave. Phone 71C-W. building material. Low prices Houac for rent, UP5 W. 1st Sv Security Lumber Co., "Where Go-jd Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works FURNISHED rooms for rent. I ll Gradas Come From " M aple' and ORI) BL’ICK. CO Park Ave. Sixth. Phone 797. I Mugonlia.. Ave. SITKA, Alaska, Oct., 25,—(INS) 1 Koom House for rent corner I'**01111 Oak nnd Fourth St. Apply \V. II. —A heavy quake was felt henWEST PALM BEACH DmCONCRETE In every shape and yesterday. The first one, which 108 Palm etto Ave. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ ..timi.b n on new buildings for West Long was the sharpest, was followed by l atm tiun-.-h neared half-million1 mentals, otc. Sanford Cement Prod PS— MARMONS a series of lesser ones which lasted nets Company, F ilth and Maple d-'dlar mark when first half vf 1ft—-Wanted To Rent rd Automobile Co fur 10 minutes. September ended. iia Ave Phon Sts. Phone 112-W.Walls of a few houses were t racked und a number of dishes were broken by the force of the quukc. Th e auswer’s Y e s . c h ic k ' s b e e n UST B E TURN­ w e l l .y ' k n o v j 1 The temblor appeared to be vi.iS I M P L E - I HIRED GONE. OVER A Smult furnished apartm ent, down- Innt to the north of chlcu^off and I'M G'POSED TO E R AtoEM! A NES^ S T E N O G H A L P H O U R -W H Y s airs, within walking distance Soapstone point where water BE AT WORK AT Ch ic k - w h v of business section. Price must bo pipes nnd windows were broken. Y E S T E R D A Y AN’ H E GOT U P W IT H ­ EIGHT AN' THERE.^ [a v e n 't s e e n S H E IS N 'T S Q / O U T ME CALLING IS EARLV N O T H IN 'L IK E f CORDOVA, Alaska, Oct. 25.— B A D ON TRE* J H IM ----- X CAN'T , B E IN ' J U N h)—Dumago of minor nature , UNDERSTAND iT S. U O O K S > J v PRO M PT ) wes reported today from the terrli tory extending north from Chica19— IIarises For Hale guff Island to Cape Spencer, as the result if the seismic disturb- I lous points disclosed today. unce recorded yestenlay SAY, P O P -‘DIDN'T Y O U SA Y SOMETHING M E TH E OTHER ' DAT v ia t o r Room house. 31 f-.n.Oo per month ♦ f \\' Ft»R RENT— Three rooms, screen porch and hath. 120 W. 15th St. ~—Situation Wanted sd.for one mouth costa only $2.00. f . STOKES & I Phono 148 i BLDG., SANFO 10Y -TV \A T NEVI STENCX a Su r e i s a k n o c k o u t — \ \ \ FooU vnHuT mom MOSCOW. Oct., 25. — (IN S) — op Frotzky, former commissar or vat in the soviet government »rt’ one of the leaders of the Bolsh­ N. Nipper. Signs.a.* nIi kinds, Aceoun.ar.t Bookkeeper desires thi evist revolution, nnd Gregory In Sanford Paint Ji Wall Paper I position. 25 years experience Rent Zinoviv., former head of the local bookkeeping, banking and genera' mdia Soviet ;it l.eningred. were shorn office work. Well qualified to do ■— today of all their former power. any kind of clerical work, (’aw use ONE Aii s-nd of attem pting to wreck Fred E. Russel. Farms, Groves, typewriter. Best of references. No1 mr the loonnunist international and Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone bad habits. Address H. L. Cook, 542 Pla 1 inti'ilure the party system in RuaB32 W. Hayden Ave, DeLatjd, Fla. ——|iu . both men were expelled from the i en!i a' ex rutive committee of the llussian communist party by WIGHT PRINT SHOP 10—Livestock p jo o*. |, leimry session of the een- j SJJA1PY service on anything in tral executive and .central control ; printing A ph-me call will get commit .cos. j your nfan. Phone 417—W. 9 R ail­ After feeding the livestock will Mr. road Ave. Membership m the communist Clyde Chapman plense cull at parte i, all Trotxky and Zienoviev Th<r ili-rald office for one free tic,.Ictuin of their former positions et tt> the Milane Theatre, LADIES COATS altered and relin­ rm f authority. ed. 2it) I-aurel Ave. Iro t/k y had attacked a recent 111-A—I'uultrv~Xnd E g g s manifesto of • i >nimuiiisl le-tdeis as • llunl, .-o 1 te l against METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ Tfi—Housese For Ilcnl er) lating. Metal shingles; I’URE Rhode Island Red hens. A it. This niaii t -s', i hud declared standing seam tin and galvinized for the fat • i ••.induction of U. Burris, Osteen, h'la. roofs. See James II. Cowan. Ouk furnished the seven We r work day and limAve. and Third St. I’hone 111. Ave. Call Ited the ir*pti ■>' >■' > the death IO-H—Plants And Flowers * penalty. The op ii. t . T Trotxky and LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre a * t >»to actually scriptions, Drugs. Soda. We am RADIAN* E and other roses, bud-] acres of land on state road 3 Zinoviev i precipita t'. **.>ulsion. as near you as your phone. Call 103 od on lexas Wux, $-1.00 per doz- miles south of Sanford. Apply to It is ’ . <■! t. i Trotxky and en; prepaid orders accepted till Geo. G. Herring. Zlnovic . i!,,»_• e pelted from November 1st. Mrs. Endor Curlctt, ■ ■■ —■ the co -* si p-u-y at the l)o.YOUR BUSINESS - c a r d appear Geneva, Fla. Five room house, close in. Apply ■ — Billy's Smoke Shop; Valdes Hotel ing daily in this column will OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR GER- Building. reach over 3,000 every day! 5-Room furnished -and it costa so little a 12 word .DISINFECTED . Sec Vv A. Speer. knd F o u n d vnv-W , j 10 miles to the car 101 cars of *’ loundation piles und 52 cars of • fnlse work piles were used In the f t building. Sixteen carsloada of reinforced steel went into the structure,- mea- ' suring some 000,000 feet. The 3-1 £ inrRjhars if place end for end would w extend 115 miles. Three hundred nnd seventy seven cars of a!ag, 209 cars of sand and 115 cars of cement together with 1,200,001 board feet of lumber . were used. The total weight of the concreto bridge is 12,000 tnnr. Twelve car „ b a d s of short piling in tho erffee ; damn weigh 000 tons. Flench cannel r b r we'g>» -1070 tens r a t i n g o n ,,. .".18 pi'ea and c a r l ’s 2335 cud-' 1 yard< of cement. Forty e r a pf r 20 of san I, 12 c n rn i a’n'f . e g F t of piling v.*cni into their making. loo Late To Classify) Ig)ls F o r Sail FOR SALE: Two urre lots, -m 1 Dixie Highway between Monro: 1& Sanford. Fine trucking land, ns icily taxes, electricity is available, ! also flowing water. 3e» qwn*r, L. I V R - ’-ud, 2201 Oak / t. ?ho%190—W 2G—MLurellaneouH. For Sale IlfU V rrwi I *•»»<• and LM acounti i u •■-tlraM. D u lle d S t a l e ___ __ r**-uilv h h -1 M u n l e lp a l II indv All USher llontl* ....... I’r* m l u m o n U u tu l. ’. S lo e he, Harurltlei*. *-tr I . ' u k i i ; li o u e e . r u m l t u r . n t ll»ai f '. l i t . Own.d Ulnlma and Uthrr lt»>mri'D ('nail un Hand and tin** frum Hunk. 7'DTAb . ............,............. MAOII.ITIfe:» •'npltnl Stuck Until In .............. urntiii Fund F ^ p S A I F -* Re- - Five acrcc f-»nr “•■*• tlfqik Sell or r^nt to I nrilvtilwi PruflU (Im-p * Kx|i«i D nu ald , . —•“ -'P x . ) »M-*n'»-)hle l>.trlttpni|.-i I), po.lt. .. ’ , price. Devine, Boulevard Lake Mon­ Hill* t’a) ntilt* . . ■f-1«*mnn*! Bill* ltudin* uut»U-d roe. PLENTY OF WOOD of «!} kind* a t Du ha r Vs Wood Yard. FOR RALE—On* single cot bed, on* double , b*d maDriMe. and *1 ^ • W s .* art chahr*. 110.50 Caah. Akk for Forttnan at Herald Offlc*. r. 11: ans.ti t" H . 1 J). l'J 1)01.1 tux . t ae eoQ.114 Fancy fresh squash, 10c lb. 3 lbs. Fancy home grown beans, ldc lb. 3 lbs. ^n9 4 lbs> .......................................... . Fresh cocoanuta.......................... wt’Sc *, f ‘ . . * f •; r (j rapes j ^Ihs® ....•***•.» *r..t-*«--***.i***~* ****•*. **t«*«** Colorado turnips, Fresh large bunich............................. Colorado Carrots, large bunch ............ Fresh Okra, 11 fruits and vei All other � 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 25, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 25, 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 25, 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/7c8aa8dc2ee8342c7758fb15ddf9dee6.pdf 9d7e1e67c9bb9ffd62943239003613c8 PDF Text Text iI l ’ ( ' _ ~ i..'*’: • ’ ' S • r, ' ** ' » . >UR NEWSPAPER TH E WEATHER fd In Florida’s Heart rld’s Greatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land Partly cloudy tonight; Thursday shower*. Leased Wire International News Service AN FORI). FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1927. ATTORNEY!^Oiree ff County 1928 Tax Rate; . * ' * ' > NUMBER 353. Member Andit Bureau Of Circulations T h a J U ry XIliat Is T r y in g F a ll and Sinclair Valuation Is $ 11,402,365 Rdluction of three and one half mills in tl « r with a total assessed valuation o f $11,-102.0 nounced today by County Tr.x Assessor Al-** the completion oil the tax roll for 1928. The countyt tax rate for this year wiil he 5 1 1 2 mills agsinsl 43 • for 1926. The reduction is made throuph the* cutting o f the county’s operat np expenses and in spite of intcre.'t nuid sinkin,; fund requiroments of $150,000 road improvement bom’s :added to t.re bonded inUneonstitutional bedtedness. ___ • The building fund wa.t decreased two wnil! fund, one miil, nr.l the agricultural levy „ f (1 Chair.tur of Common-! were cut but of tin- hi were one* mill in th., and forfeiture fund mill for county health work, a new budget ill lancing W ouldB e . The special school tax in t h e ------ ----nnd Lake Monr-ie districts! p a r d iz e d , S a y s Sanford will remain at 2<> mills, and the, irtre A. DeCottes Chulcnta district levies will remain 15 mills. ! V\J K A With the state tax rate of seven 1., 7 ►als made by E. A. . ss and D. L. Thrasher, and one half 'mills remaining the' same ns last year, the total county, j M I M \ an of the Taxpayers .school and state rate in the San- * F llx a . [ asking the City Com- ford ami Lake Monroe districts will I ti to call a second elec- be 67 mills as compared with 70 1-2 1P ro m in " l an amendment to the in 1026. In other districts the to- • .o arter providing for p. tal state school nnd nnunty millagej ' ' " ** Lion of five members will he 62 mills against 67 1-2 lart year. Im por {tnornl this afternoon This year's total nsscssed valu­ Commission on the ad- ation is $57-1,108 greater than the| Approv; City Attorney George 1926 valuation of $10,828,168. T h e 'm c plan . Lttcs who advised them the increase Is entirely the re ult of'imssioner |would be unconstitutional. improvements and additions to Mary. fm PcCottes announced his personal property, such as build- ^lion ot S l­ was based on supreme ings, nnd increases in railroad and l nil-ling i Lcisions and coincided with telegraph valuations. iAItnmunti linn of hi * associate counsel, The real estate valuation is ac- l ake Mar [H. Beggs. of Jacksonville. tually decreased $62,500 over last was e::pr L plea, Mr. Douglass raid year's total of $8,525,980. Accord-JWoodruff [keen advised by a number ing to Mr. Vaughn, this reducion ” 1he i L b i institutions that the i3 the result of tax sales to the | Bnulecan (yo f re vering confidence in sate making property non-taxahle thing San I way tr increase the eomThe railroad nnd telegraph valua-i have to d I to five members. “ We have ktn here who won’t servo tion shows nn increase of $ 19,938,!1 iriJ"n,u ■ktec-ninn commission, hut making a total of $1,197,113. personal property shows the big-'M uy 1'0,.n* Ire on a larger board," he gest increase in value. This yenr’s 1 total of $1,9-11,680 represents a ^ 'j1 '1 1 " lean call an election any I t charter says plainly. In growth o f $186,560 since last year, yjl' ' “ " ‘l: Tuxes for this year become pay,L !.T , ‘ fcm like (his we must take 1 ■ V the horns. We have the able o » N’ ov. 1, next Tuesilay. l)ur- ... I cl mighty good lawyers inf? rsovombiT a two per cent clis-; xvjj| |t. {\ count wil be given and during Heh« tuhlcd. ■ Mr. DeCottes Interposed ccmher, one per cent. Taxes he- r*jVl,,. jltvu HUtio-i that tho sectional come delinquent on April 1, 1928. ,4 ti10 e K g for amendment to the « W UFE iN R IN G OF IN 1 S H IP D ays A ft e r Sinclair EPORTED S M A LL class, Thrasher sent Question -Had^ d W i‘Ih F a fl ___ N o t On M a r k e t And Kxpliwlon OcrursWhcn One Man Was Told WnterRushcsThrouchHole; 1 — :— \ Hemic ncscue is Effected Secretary A dm itted T o itio janeiko, 26,_ Loss of Sinclair • in the sinking of Ihp- Italian This is the first picture of the jury that i trying fu rmv'r Secretary o f the Interior Albert B. Full and Smc’air on charges o f cotispirm y t<> defraud .lie government in the loinlng of Tenpot Dome oil r ‘ <rv.*. Left to right, first row they are Charles Holt, bricklayer; Mr*. Annella Bailey, clerk; Mbs Bor­ nice Heaton, telephone operator instni* er; I'onrnd Iit-ntog, automobile iiti-man; John Kent, route •■uterit for bakery.' Center row. Edward K dwell. leather worker; Gardner Gn-nfi-ll electrician; Norman Glu cock, clerk; Dradncr W. Holme:*, ft. •-rw.ilkcr. I5;n k row: William Gi*in-hi*rt tire P ’ pairman; Kohcrt Horn, ice salesman, John t’ostbuttc, tailor WASHINGTON. Oct. 26— Former Secretary of Interior Albert B. Fall made a freezeout proposition of his deal to lease the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Harry F. Sin­ clair, according to testimony of witnesses today at the conspirncy trial of the two men. So secrcttly did he negotiate. Argum ents Upon In 'that Bitch Helms, of the Texts Pacific Coal and Gas Company, came to him thrre days « , ' the I Sinclair lense w m signed * ng to bid on Teapot Dome. 1ti» sec1rctnry suid he would b«> glad to entertain n propostion, suggesting j it be submitted to him at his Now |Mexico ranch. Fall went to th* ranch and wired Helms "Teapot , Dome is closed," after the oil man had read it in th* paper, j In another instance, just a month before the Sinclair leasts was sign­ ed, Fall told Frank Kistler, of th« Producers and Refiners Corpora­ tion of Wyoming, that he “ wasn’t considering Ieasig "Tenpot Dome,” hut would let the oil man know if ho "did deckle to do so." The n ext1 Kistler heard o f Teapot Dome was 1 when he read in the papers that . Sinclair bad leased it. * To A. L. Beaty of the Texas .Oil 1 Company, Fall admitted he had re- • ( ’! ' Against Amos Republican Lc;t^,,r Of Senate ('ensenls’4lo l se Of Name Provided ^Tavement Is Seri­ ous AudNut Complimentary T \ . u\|l.\ <EK. Ida. Oct. 26. - tl * Mtornev’i for the de e ••••!■ml |ir-j»ecution totlay oper. i . c.iit ■nt<^ ’|efore the preme-L , -i in the rn v ! ' i la .- CoP~v^ Ile r Err.e mis. v. Iki was ivcently iiulit d l«y .he Seminole Cm.ii »• Mid jury in connection wi’ ’> failivo of ihs'bJfck at S:m f- .1, the Supreme Court g'.-ot d Amos a writ o f hnlteas corpus oid took temporary jui-si -hi of the case Jn order to d - o- ■■■ tip l.igalhy itf A mtei * dl !.ij prosocuteii In Seinin' io • --.t ■ court o f nml- B lu \ V a S o a tlS IH (J tO r y Fr.rnit'r Crown t »ince Carol lx Central Figure In Hit­ ler Controversy Between Various Political Factions IJEHI.IN', Oct. 26.— (I N S )—The WAS’ H IN 'fiTO N Jprt. 26 (IN S ) fight over the Roumanian throne, c| in which for ex-Crown Prince Carol t| Senator Charles Curtis o f Kani-i tin- central figure is becoming HcnuhJVan leader i.f the >eninure hitter wi'h the Curntist* try­ - e, t< day consented ‘ ■ btfmme a ing to unite all the opposition fnc- * r. ulitl ite for the Rcuhlicuh nMnIntiops, mhl a dispatch from Rour :en fur president next year. mania today. ^ nera! Davis di -.­ • ir Cjrti.r m liir^V il « letter Former Promicr Averescu and , •If in defending l . In* ;ire side ivf,»W tho Cuttla-ForAL Jorg.i iuivi* taken leadership in l, on the grounds i ri M.li-ii't (Up Y Kunsal ndvisthe 'attempt to form a united front titled Amos in a i ;• ilt.it he V ■v*willin^ to gt before o f all the aiui Brntlunu forces. J tin. eunvention provided 11»A move* |reived a satisfactory preposition The largest opposition party, the ‘ ;.a :tl whs- a serious one, aid not i from Sinclair and dldat car* t* Nationnl Peasant, has not yet made 1 1 ft a* -A others. ’ fV UI^ ,H *a -a Asah merely complimentary. t ft;nr airt This was veek ■ unconstRulional. n d£cl itoo •move." However; leaders v Senator CurtU* letter’ win ad­ heforo tno lease was signed. * V ' t'.« -ThnslRufltiiitility i,j o f the party announced that they t dressed to Roy L. Bone o f lipeka, would protest to the next parllmtnt ■Rr and call an election, ro­ in Beaty’s ‘case, Owen J. Rob­ State Bank Commissioner. L'sutd erts, chief propecutor, brought attains*, retention o f martial law, j ll Mr. Pouglnss. "If unyin part: out testimony which indicated that which has been in effect since the t rantj to fight it, let them, had Fnli been willing to listen, th* “ Kansas lin t luntorcd tno by el­ war. 1 pe city and let the rest take Texas Oil Company might nave ecting nn* tn office under ev^ry na­ itself. There's nothing to Protest also will be made against l Considered building the 1,000 mil* tional administration sinco; 1892,1 1892, — ......................... on sinroi the nrrest of former under secre­ jal everything to gain, and pipe lino and the storngo tanks and the present proposal <fcf pres­ ire cr.ly three days more to (luilly Verdict ta r y pf finance Manoilcscu who was ( ident) is a still more Rlgnul|honnr.' which Sinclair built. The defense e for the December election.’ ’ OutShoriTin.e; j mixed on the frontier while re- , has contended no other concern Having served in the hoipe nnd ‘ turning from Paris with four let( DeCottes offered another Arc Up Today l.-rs from Carol to party leaders. , would have undertaken a proposi­ scrota for more than 33 »'ars, I on that such a proceeding tion of that magnitude. know the great re. ponsihiity of M. Manoilcscu is lodged in thu , wreck the city’s rcfinancHelms said he called on Fall the presidency and the iVduo.is state pi isun at Jilnvn. _ , »ns because the New York duties of the office. Ncv« r(ii.le.is, mg Tour to* Keys several menus about leasing Teapot Dome In He i.i charged with compicity in ittorncvs would call the five if my friivi.l in Kansas iknire to ago from the turkey cor i of ! h0 plot to place Cnrol on the , April 1922. * send a delegate to the nipit Re­ Charles E. Henry east o f 4»ke (throne and it Is . believed ho will Fall told him, the witness declar­ II. Malcliow, chairman of the publican national convention favor­ Monroe was the first victim • tho ho court martlulcd within a few , ed, he would be very glad to en­ hoard of director* o f the Ar iciic.fii able to me nomi itlon, I s(iull be lav/ at the f ill term o f (lie r untv days. Censorship of the Uoatertain a bid, but he was leaving ceased over the widespread pub­ Bnkeries Company, of Atlanta, court which begun trying case t this munian jiress continues. _ I town for his New Mexico ranch, licity given n ruport that ho had docked his yacht, Nemo II, in the greatly pleased to bo their candi­ morning. date. Premier Brntnniau Is preparing | but would bo glad to confer with ordered all books in tho public city yacht basin yesterday after Witnc: ,c told how Wynr • bor­ to address u communication to the |j officials of Holm’s company there. "However. I will not coruent to library destroyed that were sus­ his firs!) trip by water to Sanford. become a candidate if the delega­ rowed a neighbor's automob Ip and pa.ty chiefs tomorrow, demanding Helms then read in the papers pected o f containing pro-British Mr. Malchow spent ye-terdny tion is to be .selected with a view to drove to Henry’s home late r night that' tl e political groups in parllthat Sincliar had gotten the Itasa propaganda. ’fishing for bass nnd plans to and wired Fall asking abobt it and a ballot nnd returned with four bir .s. Th** ment declare their loyalty to King The mayor’s invitation to visit rnnko another trip tomorrow. To- voting for me for OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Maine, ns a ‘“ favorite son." As I stated juvy returned ii verdict o> guilty Misccnl nnd the present govern­ Oct. 26. — (IN S )— Mrs. Frances repeating his request for th* N*w England wan contained in a cable­ after only leaving the cou t room ment to show they are not nssociatgram sent by Sir Edwin Stock­ Wilson Cirnyson today was consid­ Mexico conference. Tor a short time. •ed with the Cnrolist plof. On April 20, 1928, Fall repHed ton, prominent business man of ering calling off her projected Among the witnesses c died by ( It is reported that a few politisaying he ‘ regretted can't mak* Mr. Malchowk said he has been Manchester, England. It rend: the state wer? Henry, T. S. Jack­ I clans have crossed into Bulgaria flight to Denmark in the airplane appointment on this trip. Teapot '* ‘Sir Edwin Stockton, leading coming to Floriilu for 20 years “ The Dawn," until snring. son, Palmer Webb and Chris ,to .avoid arrest. Dome closed." , w ’ Martchojter, England, business mam end that he Is now -planning to Unfavorable weather was in [Stephenson. Do.1 fuse witm ■>■*" • Helms then wired a protest say­ muke his home soiueyrherc in tho cotton trade leader, ox^membt-r of prospect and all was not harmony wore Trunk Driggers, Ce j-ge Har­ ing he though his company, hav­ He raid he .wav higiy H errm ann Quits A s pnriiment nnd social worker, in­ rtutc. U-iwccn Mi i. Grayson and her piwood and Wynns him >clf ing mad* a request on the Navy pleased with Sunfnrd nnd especial­ vites Mayor Thompson to spend jot Wilmcr .Slut* and her navi­ H ead O f The Reds The rest of today's si <ion will Department six months earlier, and ' ; acht basin und a week us I'is guest at Jodrell Hall, ly pleased' ‘by tho gator Bruce tiuldsborough. lie confined to the trial of various in view of his confefence with Fall, Cheshire, England, during firs; river. 1(issuaHi and -buttery iiwl drunkMrs. Grayson, however, rediculed should have be«n permitted to Recently be cumc down from » rtory published this morning that |bid in competition with Sinclair. icncss charges uguinst u roup comNew Y'ork ubnard his yacht to there was a ‘ mutiny" abroad "H ie Roberts then startled the court Jacksonville, wljerc he stopped Hccretuiy o f tho Cim isnuti Nation- 1 BALTIMORE, Oct., 26.— (IN S ) Dawn” on Sunday during tjie third room by fixing the date of Halms' al Lcaguu lias' hall club, today w :l-< for a short time before comiog on • -S. Davie* Warfield, president of unsuccessful try for un overseas visit to Fall as April Ilk—thre* in charge o f the lin k ' uffairs, uhero. the Seaboard A ir Line, who died flight just before one of the mo­ after.Sinclair signed tho lease. president, having been named by tors becumc disabled. Sho reiter­ Helms said Fall had told hi) several days ago a bachelor at the board o f directors to succeed ated the account, os given exclus­ about the need of the pipo line an Ruth E lder Remains August (G arry) lierrman, whose ively to International News Ser- the storage tank, but he still wan wiis neeppted yester­ ric« Monday that she was sur­ cd to bid. In Bed W ith A Cold resignation day by the d irtitp r;. prised nnd disappointed that the George Hoover, Sinclair attorn* lierrman, for 25 yenra the dir­ pilot HtuU turned bock but thut ey* cross examined vigorously In she felt that ho as a pilot, was in an effort to shake this testimony, Quadruplets Born >. (IN S )— ltuth Elder, American ecting head o f tho Reds, gave l>bor health us the reason for hu command. "Any person at the con­ "Wasn’t It a Salt Creek proposi­ girl flier, whose plane was forced T o Tennessee W om an down in the Atlantic while she desire to retiro. trols is in command," she said. tion rather than Teapot Dome that Stutz’s version was that he turn­ Fall promised to hold op*o Xor a w ci attempting a non-slop flight # No change in thu management but would call it immediately JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Oct. 26 from New York to Paris, regained 'of the club will lie made, club o f­ ed back to fcot a running start to month?" he asked. f u he was concerned. — (IN S ))— Quadruplets, three bo>.-* climb a fog bank. . * a cold ficials said, as Jack Hendricks A reward of $*r>() was offered • DeCottes announced the und a girl, have been just arrived in bed today suffering from bus another year tn go under his Miss Elder and her pilot, George yesterday by the Lake Mary “ •’ inn would have to bo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam two-yeur contract us manager. Chamber of Commerce for the ai»P e k in g Fliers D rop '’ •‘I by tho court's ruling if Chase, of Limestone, Tenn.. near Hchlcman, who arrived from the prehension of Jhe persons who tore "•chon was declared fraudu* here. All four of the youngsters Azores lost evening on board the Bombs O ver T o w n JUPITER— New school building the Lake Mary road sign’ from pd Mr. Douglass precipitated r*rc well -formed and healthy, steamship Lima, probably will hop PMV when he inquired why weighing between three to four off for Paris tomorrow morning in costing approximately $15n,oqo de­ Robinson .Springs corners Monday JOHN '.7YNNE IS CONVICTED OF TURKEY THEFT Bad Weather May Force Mrs. Grayson To Abandon Flight Warf ieldBequeaths Fine Memorial To Memory Of Mother r«a t cull an election anyway. r»if tho argument. Mr. Dougpeted the section In the city P Providing for amendment r charter and Mr. DeCottes l*« was substantially right. rj*r* Douuglusa asked that prtinn be read, and Mr. De P a slight delay, read is section 136 of the twartt-r under whose proviS «)« Taxpayers League Is tneeting this afterD»*d that th* TaxtQ considering th* / " * • » * * * meeting sasagrr pbunds each and are perfectly nor* mol. There are four other children In the Chase family, according to the physician, all of the new arrival* a pluno put ut their disposal by dicated. Americans. Miss Elder contracted a cold on shipboard. Her condition is not seiious, but she decided to take edvantuge of the opportunity to remain abed for the rest. * OfficialsPictures( Championship Bo To Be Shown army right. ’ * Decottes Fails To Answer Parking * - Violation Charge; Hill Forfeits Bond M instrel Men Guests O f L o ca l Kiwanians Thirteen $3 fines were assessed Judge Whito had announced that against traffic violators in Muni­ jn the future the violators would cipal Court this morning by be subjected to a fine. Judge W. E. White in the city’* Six persons, O. P. Wude, K. Lasses White, minstrel star effort to enforce atrietjy all traf­ Dash, I. W. Harper, Mrs. F, 8. corrsdian, and Wllo, minstrel teh- fic ordinances. Vcrniy, Milton Reel, C. C. Pearcr, cracked their jokes and sane George A. DeCottes, city Atof Benjamin P.Myrick, a travel­ __.songs for tho entertainment of torncy, was among those arrested! $ ling salesman of Richmond, whole for violating tho ono hour park thirdbody was thrown from a C---- the Sanford Kiwanis Club at its law but ho failed to. appear in . luncheon today at the semmoto story window of a hotel here. Knst c iffi * court and his caso was Mt for trial ; ; f: ' ' J 1 eused W. T. Spaeth, owner of Lasse* Friday. City Commissioner |W. C. Hill i nines Whit* Minstrel, was alio a guest a., is of tho dub. The entertainment was also arrested on ; the same c opear In .( My- was arranged by E. F. Lane, who charge, but he failed Ison’s wan chairman of tho meeting, court and his bond of f.l w.n • ,i through Mr. Spaeth and the Milane sd a Theater. , rick’s President Carter of tho LuitU erted .Kiwania Club’ gave a talk on the T r o tte r Retu rns F rom S ign P o stin g Journey '' j - •’’’ ^ * Secretary E. J. Troter of the Chamber of Commerce returned to Sanford last night from n rpad marking trip to Jackjiumllo, Mncon, Atlanta and Lake City. |Ie posted ntoro than 175 road **lguj airplane from the Pekingese dropped four bombs upon Taiyuanfu, cuital of sbansl province, it was announced today by Marshal Chang T ho Lin's heudquartars*. It is reorted that the northerners captured Kaifeng yesterday. I f this report is true Chengchow may fall In a few day* allowing the. Shangtung forces to consolidata with marshal Chang’s army i alone to Hankow railroad. ■Qfficlal motion pictures of Dempsey - Tunnvy champion battle in Chicago will be show: the City Jlall tomorrow and F t night by th# Sanford poet ,o< American Legion, h The wining of >a battle In federal court In Tampa by ow; of tho film resulted in Us shoi there In mMulG Miami, and In Jackmnn I1 1CIV Ul ■ Tonight th* picti at the CoUUeunt ' DRY AGENT K IL L 8 F A R M E R then brought ho In an effort ti CLARK^DALE, Mias., Oct. 26. state Commerce I — (IN S )—T. H. Thurman. 50, uguinst tranapd farmer, was shot to death 15 miles from one stele t north of here early today yfesn he resisted arrest when foutd at a sttU, prohibition agent A. B, Brister reported to headquarters her* this afternoon. Brtaler did the 4 | 3 �T he Sculls Do a Brother Act LA S S E S ” W H IT E A L L S T A B M IN S T R E L S Is S e n a to r N o W Evening Slipped professor P. BycrjT , the seismograph ’ northwesterly direitw point o f origin about distant. The shock „ iginntcd in the- P ^ f conling to the prof.,. ! ball Doesn't Wait Until ciftbtr To Settle All-lmport ant Question As In The Past YearsOf College Game 8 Sfev spi*e the NEJW YORK. Oct. 25.— No l.mew do«s king football wait until the b ig g ames of Into November to <!oterminc championship titles, for the bftttles which arc waged nowadays pa,most October Saturday nfternopns have assumed great impor­ tance and are just as critical as those later in the season. /y bfci/Vg it a case in point, what game In the entire season looms larger from any angle than the Hswcn on Saturday? To In? sure, , *r* baa been defeated this season si;-iiiiiT~nn::r,-:n? innaiticn Kg;;- PAU L SCULL FOLWELL 1 Here's Milton Caston. w ho'll do t o ju i. dsioat now than it used to, nml Yale and Darmouth will take the his pitching *> assignments > for * W asH rvton next season. lie was traded l.v tho St. I-ouls nrowns a few .1,. • ago for Outfielder Earl McNecIv and Pitcher Dick CoH- field before nnoher nutpnu'#ig of SO,OOO to fight n battle which will 'm uch to establish one or the w w r fairly securely in th* top Might of the eastern teams. And what hold* true for Darinioulha,encounter is good in lesser tSUn; for the Coiumbia-t'omell gWMh at Ithaca, the Navy-PennHylvgnia clash at Philadelphia. and ♦Nj Fnrncuse-Nebraska battle at Ishcd the big brother They ara Paul, left, id, respectively, for T- tho war tho Waaere a rx2 ?* - ^S on 's of these games, in fact Jnpat o* them, nre between teams Hi*t have already tasted defeat. b U i,they have an opportunity to redeem their earlier reverses by coming through with a smashing Victory in one of thc*e admitteJIy major contest*. Foijunately fo r football, defeat does not hnve the ating that it once had. Tho really good eleven, even in mid-season mao. Novelty is .no .it ae the ouist be offered by the ever popular “ la All Star Minstrels appear at the Tin ; r i t i r rlitcd elsewhere v i; opiuLle note in his current of.> interested in "Lasses creations. (the late.q alibi for border rui..j runners. A mun and a woman were taught with an nutomolule in Mon.ana near the Canadian lire, driving an automobile more or less loadid with 'iquor. Placed op trial at <■.ea» Falls they ad vanced the defense that they had [become lost in the dark nnd had f iturc of the bill which will i wandered over into Montana by White when he* and his forty’ i mistake. They said they suppost-.l Theatre Wednesday Oct. 20.. they were on Canadian soil until K an entirely new nnd most their arrest. Whethed their story was proved ! \ itregoers here ire ulways true, whether they were ncquitte 1 because it was such a good one or whether they went to the hoosegoT/ has not yet reached the cars '•I;e ami if ymi run pass it , ol >( ur o rrvspondcnt. One may i t haw to worry about I now expect to hear tnplttins m* • i r six fell-iv.s who passed ■luni ships complain that the comi. marks. If you can't i peas fell overboard and that th . •u> re-jexnminntion you might |arsunted they were in the Htruits I try f< • a job with the city I «.f Magellan when the coast guavil .,m i s.-lf elected to the state came a'-mj, and captured them within tin- twelve-mile limit. Goes Ahead Veteran Falls Before Youfh In Fifteen Round Bout At MadisonGarden Last Night Atlantic And Pacific Tea Company To Hold Celebration On 6 8 th Birtlidsi An u fitting commeniorntUn o f , ( c 68th Atinivemury of their |n founding, The Circuit Atlantic ft 1p Pacific Ten Company ia holding a * nation-wide celebration. The Com- h pany was founded in the year lK5!)tj, und him hud a most remarkable growth in its 6b ycara o f buxine* t life. Kfttnbliihljiontii- identical t» (J ___ Hanfunl'a own Aft I* store uro ,' veteran { Bi-tilt* i-d country -wide in Him. ; minds of o f communities in :il Stati i. I r j Every store of this great chain : t ihnny at joining in the celebration of i Earthquake K ecord ed By C a lifo rn ia School; HKKKKEl.KY. C a lif, Oct. 25A i IN'S— The seismograph at the (more than a dumb gr.uler a n y 1 I'.iivtrsity of California recorder! day. • Assistant Secretary Lore- a violent earthquake at 8;0f> ■man, however, says that tho uraft- • Vlo?k tl.i< morning. rra are being chased out In drover 1 At ‘.i:25 A. M.. the instrument . I nnd if possible to replace them as continu' iug t record intense | with hone.-a men the situation irth tremors. 1should improve. ‘Ike disturbance ; Speaking of proliihition, her.- ^ QatorsBackHomeMonday To Prepare For Impending Clash With Mercer Bears stands — Loch Arbor is steadily advancing with its program of development, keeping faith with itself, bringing out the qualities that will mark it as San­ ford’s outstanding develop­ ment. • rvhi- uxnininiilioti and stand in with yn r*r local political wnr.t ti postmunter, f .‘ lance, und have more drirany or your rivals but still pass the examination, y,, probably get your congrcr n urge a re-examination <i rtound Hiat the ellgiblt Jatiifnctory. Having flunked one ex;i lion, you II have a good i idea of what tho Telephone OTHERS A sllver-fcreon evening slipper has Its brocaded pattern in the latest geometric design ol triangles of all sires worked Into a modernist pattern. $25 . AND $ 2 7 .5 0 Made-To-Measi S. W. Bradfoi 4 ; 518 FIRST NAT] B A N K BLDG. Evening Houii (7:30 to 9.) W h eels that a re not in align m en t desl m ore valu able tire trea d rubber than the oth er causes o f w ea r and tear wl tires must m eet upon the highways F u rth erm ore M otorists n ever know I condition exists in th eir cars & won w hy th eir tires ju st don’ t seem to f good m ileage- • W e w ill be gla d to check your fr e e o f cost and it m ay save you manyi lars la ter on. <> Telephone Telephone ' 70,» . Blowouts happen, like fires and burglars, when you least expect them. ' But we can rush a new Silvertown to you—or we can rush a service man to change your “T Call us—we’ll come in a hurry. * Inland Supply Company K M iP I ' - • l U W u l r Lr»* Street £ f< v _ 2 w r 7> k 7 I m I m * , VltfrM a Z " -L - Sanford NOTICE T O LADIES Wc make house-cleaning easy by Dry-CIeaninj Curtains, Drapery, and Small Rugs. 1 SPECIAL:! land* in a deapcrsts'laat charge, jjkl (a was ineffectual. There was little question about :{ia vyrdict, which will be hailed t? many a* unofficially crowning Canzone it featherweight champion of the w«rid. The bout’ waa not /advertised a r a title affair. Dundee hod vacated the title he won from Eugem, Criqui and had not, lost It hereto/ore in u ring at lad rounds. > C ITY —Gulf Coast >«ny installing new ad while Wuy «yi|. m i GENUINE 13 P L A T E FORD BATTERY FOR AND YOUR O LD 'B A TTE R Y We akso have an expert in our Alteration Depart1 on Ladies’ Coats.— Relined, or IVJade Smaller. r W ith each two rolls o f film developed. F ree o ffe r good until G et your Kodaks out and take some good pictures o f th e kiddies Ford Batteries need no introduction. They can be used on all makes of cars and are an ideal Radio Battery. * . Authorized Ford Sales &. S I’almetto & Commercial Sts. • Kodak Department CommeiTiui Photography Six Hours Servlto P R O M P T S E R V IC E A N D COURTEj ' TREATM ENT �7 w ■ I r< SANFOldJ FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1927. rAGE TWO Complete The Road Gap T h e Sanford Herald PmktUM ■i law liir i ren r ■ <1 Flprltm . 111 M « » ii» U ii Arrmur.________ j i Completion of the unfinished portion o f Seminole Boule­ vard lyinjf within the city limits constitutes a problem that ma*'rr‘ is one o f the most vital confronting the city of Sanford to ­ Katrrrt OftaWr ST.-ISIS. ■« Ik* Pe«t«*Oee day • I HmmlmrJ. F lo tM a un der met ml chest thorough The Soil of Florida. Old Tom of fon t) pool. God's City on a B'll. Cord's No. 13.000.S01. The work of finishing, this all-important link in the state highway is necessary to the future welfare and pro­ lit irthMr lirl*Hi*i*e 1937 hw 3twr Cn. . RIHTUH gress of Sanford. Without this stretch of road. Sanford would „Al.t.AXD I- t>KAA . „ ....... S M IA I.K H HlWOWAnil BKIAU LLO YD GEORGE, W H O SE . i l l L r r. JOAH1 H iU lt M M l '" ' be minus one of its greatest assets and he deprived o f realizing one o f its life-long dreams— that of haufig n lake- weekly articles all intelligent peo­ T M n M H IIT Iii\ IUTKS Ofca t/ «f — ---- jJI**' front Iwulcvard. ple snoulil read, says labor in Eng­ . . IMalha ~ -. • *** land is not as cocKSure as it was. Seminole County along with other counties <> f this sec­ T ^ f r * M aalha . .. —• “ Its jnuntiness has disappeared” 1)» ( a r t l t i p * f W e e k ........ tion has long fought for the improvement of State Rond A V m k lr M I I I m per Y e a . ... and with its “ intolerance.'’ He Three. Those o f us who remember the almost untravel- adds that “ the temperature of so­ T l « I l m M , S e e f . r d ' . p le e r r r n > « ' . able road that used to lead to Del.and and points beyond can cialists garnering* is very con­ p ip e r, a a k " r H fe n la tk » l a lr r a n f% aal A r a l I m l f f from to the fu llest extent the magnificent highway siderably reduced. 4Ma. a ap ar iar arna s n a a l a a t l n a appreciate ta t i l l Maaaaaaa4 a n r l a it.ll> **•»a r ­ that has replaced the old road. Ihose who have lived her.1 Lloyd George says Labor Is beil | a l l < k t , l n 4 l a ( r a r a l a mt Ikr r a ­ gimung to realize that the world for years ami have hoped that some day a more modern ti r* Ia. Tlar I. tf. a. la r a a r r la l . I| e f f lr lr a t la Flertita anal Ha i annul be reconstructed by phras­ highway might take the place of the antiquated brick road a» a aa rr a f k a i t l l a f a lala araaa la a Ikaal fin al. |that now serves us from the south, are immeasurably es, and that fur the building o f the “ city of <iod upon u h ill" you must ‘T k f l l r raid la a mraaakrr mt Ikr pleased with the new road which will soon be opened. have plans and specifications. A M D lln rran o f f.'trrulatlnu. an All o f these things have come to us after a long period o f That is true, as many sorrow I d trrn af lonal Aaaaarlalloa ml P a k - I* lUlarra, A ifarrllarr a. and Adnrrllalait hard work and patient waiting. Now with the State Road De­ ing reformers can testify. But, on A t r n t a nlalrla rr a n l rr a r a r b P a h . Il a b rr a rm lirr In anhanlt la a partment having fu lfilled its promise to give us a good ront!. the other band, to “ build the city tk rraaik nndll of . n h . r r l p f Inn* of God upon a hill,” you must first tlala In nrdr r In i r r l f ) a b a n la t rl) , we are confronted with the situation of being unable to cap­ determine that you w ill build that a|l rlalana of rlrrnlnllnn na w e l l a* italize on what we have wanted for these many years. Here city. An enthusiast must fight for ifaarnt hualaraa mrlbnda. we have a fine highway from Jacksonville to th*‘ city limits the idea, long l>efore the plans and ^ W E D N E S D A Y . OCT” 2*7 1927. on the west side and an excellent road from the south that specification* are made in detail, 1 ; terminates at a 8.000-foot gap which lies within the city lim­ ami before the foundations are laid. | T I I K H E l l . t l . l l ’W P H O l i H A W K r t w n i ) la r l t f and ronaty a d - its. The question is are we going to permit that strip o f road . mlnlatratlun. BLAKE, BEFORE H E died in: I n I l r r p r r n a l r r rn nlr t « J ark aon- to remain unfinished or are we going to complete it and link n miserable dark r ><ini, laughed at 'alllr. 'th e two stretches o f state highway? as "h a lf mania'-,* wrote: I J I'n aatrarllo n of At. Jabna Indian t H I t f f f'nnal. With the fill work that has been finished by the county “ Give me ntj bow of burning gold I w - V a n h t i f t k l U a » f m o a l h lr “ 1’ar I and the hard surfacing which the state has done on the com­ Give me my arrows o f desire. n# U > f k . " Iw A n iM ra llm of hnlldlaa in pleted portion between Lake Monroe bridge and the old city Give me mv spear, oh stars unfold mu— A « « « « • » h o te l. apart aaral limits, there has already been invested in the lakefront drive Gi\ .* me my chariot o f fir e .. I will not re-t from mortal fligh t t f ^ A ra m m n n llf (k ra i. If the remaining strip of land is Or let my sword rust in my hand TSP-Comp»le»lnn of r l i y b ea u tifie s . approximately $300,000*J|i a prnararo. not completed, this large sum of money has been expended 'Til I have built Jerusalem, I n A n r n and atodrrn kaapllal. for nothing and Sanford and Seminole County will <till bn In England's green and pleasant JfllHLK YEKSK K o F TODAY land.” , i without the benefits from an important improvement. I he laugh at Blake no longer. <OUR E N T R E A T Y i—Give cur. It has been estimated that the cost of completing tin* He never ouilt ms ".Jerusalem in O, Lord, unto my prnyor; ;nnd a'.fill and the additional hard surfacing would be between r.ngianu s green tffld to the voice of my supplicnand pleasant $60,000 and $100,000. While this seems like an extremely Ian , ' nut i,e made men think. lions. Psalm large sum in these days of retrenchment, it is small in com­ W ^ -----N EW TO N HAD A L M O S T finTHE OLD I’ ROSCEl’TOR T A L K S parison with the results that would follow its expenditure, I The Herald is fully aware of the fact that the city’s cramped | ished mathematical calculations (Jold In found in the hills, and th;n I financial condition will not permit raising money for this I that were to prove of gravitation; I his emotion was so great that he Carried hack to the haunts of men. i P u r p o s e , but we believe that there are other ways that th“ n \\a* unable to continue. An assist- ; . And two or us came in the early situation-might be handled successfully* With this in mind. ant mushed the calculations m. 4 days ’ The Herald believes that no time shoitjsta't lost in securing him. Henry Ford probabiy cjuld To pan the streams for the dirt the necessary funds to insure the earlvS^npletiori o f tie* sympathize with New,on last j, that pays. week, alien Ins tirst complete new ,road. ■, ( | Harrfc 1 l * W . _______ WSHB8 VIS 'FD W E M a J Q LHTIUzJ | u Good Luck As Brisbane Sees It rC f CO. A L x K W O T fc f.l Main 0[fice Factor JacksonvillefJ 1 u I 13 n | G. Ji. Derojl T Y ,pp n ~ Local IicprenJ live j i’hune g|* Stnrece ; S .cfr.rl Fc-fdi] Snpt-ly Co. - — __ ___ - L And we stuck it out for a time, till h he Gut tick of the game which en*■ chanted me. “ S c o tc h T h e A r s o n i s t ” .a i/srr ViH >« es so u toc * uiji'uitT nr* *riir: n iM ir n m or ' Inr Iilit I U. Kook Of Otlrtin. a) IldfilH lii lk«- **litlc or rlq .r ol liti.hir,, (Ji-lolirr I", I"llrfmiirrra i*(l t)|HCi)Unt* car body, engine, wheels, paint ' li.11and all—came o tf the line, witn i I .■'’ Jtei UllUll* 1 iiad .Mutileli»tl ttuiiil* r ord and his son Edsel looking on. ' II ulii-r tlond* N. The car was taken to Henry Ford s ( , i'im-ii|f IImii.Jv . .. . , r*i ' d r i l l , ,-ic museum and put beside the fif- . im4 I|(iu» m, riiiiiltdii- ami F i x ; urea l entb million rord oi the old type. iii.il Katun* ■a* iicd ■i ..nd flllior CtHiiiircr* i i■ :> Huliil and Due from lliink* TO I CRN BACK on fifteen mil-1 TnThfi linn children that have earned tor IIAIIII.IT IK * yn.i ufteen hundred million dol­ H ii.it Slock l*.|lit in r FORTY FLO RID A newapapers s I :i7. i i t *>•;, 2«. J.V.IIIO III) * , Ifow the world down there may ** think me odd, Blit maybe I won’t aecro queer to *• God. M *1 fly E D G A R A . G U E S T ' ir A A Chicago man has ten wives. Biit us' we understood It, anything l « fair in lovb und wur in Chicago. FNrst Nut’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. None 1 Nonn ’ Nutiu the Issuance WEALTH AND FERTILITY un­ SH E STOOPS TO C O N Q U E R I 3 Our Lonl 159b, and he juggled with the word throughout his plays. "I will not choose what many mpn deplra" it occurs in the msrehant of Venice. “ 1 can not choosa, but p »y limited are In Florida’s soil. The "tinirisU" will ulways he one of the great Florida crops, hut Florida in u few years will look hack with wonder to the day when the tourist was the "principal" crop o f tho state and its chief fin­ ancial rcliunee. Industries will be established and factories built throughout Florida as they ure building now in California. of such ! fo fn tv . state OF f i .o i i i i >\ - THE ErfTATK O F »i:i'i|t«IE 1il't2llAlll)'f. ■ liri vanud. In I'ro- Imte. No t i c e MVriCH OF -III nil I ■- M l.r . i IN T H E a ’i >1'.NTY FtilMlT H EM IN. OI.K * i il'N'I'V. FI.OI1IDA 'I, F. ISA I tFO,' 1tic, A Fur imrutlo'1. that> I'latnllff F I N A L N O TIC E Uuchardt. Decessrd. and ui t !'*• "Old T om " is vigorous ut 77, has no nerves, no bootlegger, no wor­ ries about the stock ticket, no' de­ sire for anything he hasn’t got. That is not far front happiness as happinass goes in thi* world. And he is strong and hculthy. aiW Kei ■- » ‘ The F rien d ly D ru g Store E. First St- 1 Hanford I Prescriptions Filled Prompt! And Accurately SPECIAL G E N U I N E 13 P L A T E FORD B A T T E R Y o o fi»- a A A FOR A N D Y O U R O LD BATTERY Ford Butteries need no introduction. They cun lie used on all makes of cars and are an ide Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc Authorized Ford Sales & Service Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Phon<-* 331 THURSDAY THRIFTIES! BAUM ELS 8*m l«ole County. State^ of I- h.rlda. tlm<•"*. t*h*e..n e n„ td i’heri). make m-btoa^ t t U n ciiline ' m u i e ^ in l n ” O, .. * in u cc*fmun 1ti«»1 fi.. •i e tne il*I( ouiiiy » ii Honl 1ft llllf Hll III J UiltCt' flip Ik filial iV.-jp. f settlement wherein 11. C. Uareo.. Inc.', a corpo____ ■ skill estate, und for up order dla- ration, wus the plulntlff und J. (.*. cliuraliiK hint us surli executor. stutdrr was the dcfcniUtit. unit Dated till* th* l!th duy of tJcto. wherein the idaintlff recovered u U r . A. D.. 1327 Judamcnt In the sum of tlb3.7e und 11Kllll AN UCCH AH DT. An Innovation In Retail Merchandising! N ew arrivals o f seasons finest showinj o f wearing apparel goes on sale daily* COATS ■ Flurldu. EVERYTHING I HAVE accom­ plished in life I attribute to slav­ ing, honest, haftl work," says he. Millions o f patient workers like Old Tom” keep the world going. Making it possible for the highly prosperous to enjoy their foolixhness. And possibly he is ns happy as some in this country that have worked up to twenty-two million in 70 weeks, instead of working up to $22.50 a week in 70 years. L A N E Y ’S - IN is h e r e b y h i v e n iindcr*la*ud w ill, on tn. i.iitil S T A P L E R . Defendant illy o f Decsmbur. A. O . 1327 pr. -! J. C IV IL ACTION Kent to the llo no rshlv County J u d v Notice I* hereby alveti tliut tllidflr i f S r ml liolu County. Florid i his' und by virtue of a writ o f . xecufinal return, arro unt und von.dirts .. us E x ecu to r of the estate of (li nrKr , . yiemtiiote Fninil v Mt ir. ,.r t'l *V')*^^ the "O LD TOM," OF I’ontypool, England's oldest working miner, says: " I uni 77 years old. Matrund A OeoX raV'liochanH llrl'CVe.'d*' ^ - ' " . “lev"^!"upon ' a n d will ao|t l,oy* 1 hllVc bcen ut il 70 I " ^ , V r ^ “ ' 7 o ?vt.M .l,o, r , w s S S w Suti. 5* "b "^ ,:!v ::r7th. !," ttV loor Iten,I" . “ t >2 ^ t i o y nryw fiir l.x jy y tu r ------ _ HorltlA. Momi.iy, November * S «0 ‘ ' " l'r “ . N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N POII i'V “ 11 l,uUr* « * ? „ . 3u a weeK. TAX DEED l NDF.lt! SE C T IO N '? .CL * n ? !°,OC,k ,^ ^ “ ,1 |J l w “ O 'dco k Thc uld miner is proud to have 1'. M. the following UcMcrlbed pro­ 3T» D P THE l l B X B R A k I T . L flerVy perty of J. t?. Htupliir, -----tn-wlt: -----One worked up, in 70 years, from 12 T t'T K S or THE S T A T E OP Forun ISOIS tractor, motor number I I.Oil l l ) V cents a duy to u little more than 111330. Notice Is hereby given Ihut H. r $100 a year—when he gets regular Dickson, C. i f H A N D iHirvlitnirr of Tux FortlflHlierlff Hcmlnolc Fount/ work. cute No. 133. <1.itcil lliu let iluy ,,f United StateiT. There Is no higher authority anywhere on the ram­ ifications of. the 'Rngljah language than this learned lexicography and philoiog’ nt and when suah as he come* to the rescue one can only eorclude that, though Mr. Coolidge " ktis hia mouth but seldom for the car of Wakefield. Lofd Palmerston purpose o f talking, when he does was not bom born until 1784. l (M. say something it would seem that Mr Vizcfclly, H itt "L a ve; D" he has the best sanction there. Is the “ word mrd maker, U of English for hla chdice of at least one of his Ltgrth though tough long a gwldent o l (h* worfc* z'lUUfcl. IN T H E 1!01NTY F O C U T <)F T H E F id 'N V V JEHHE. SEM INOLE IN to* Architect Norn* [on tes l i l f r J Uy t0 P ^ w h l m at the bar o f public opin- state with full information about [sanforii. Seminole Fountr. Fiorhl * Witness my nfflclnl signature anil 1 twelve ntunths from the d.itc 1seal this the 27th da> of September ourn g! h? p ty/ 0r any o f,thc flner hunD’ D attributes, is for- Florif’ a's agricultural rsoursc* nnd within hereof; I A. I ’.. 1327. . eign to his nature, so— always within due process o f law - the way to develop them. Dated October 13. A, D . 1317 .• ' • E DOUfiLAOT F I,A B A F. M'l'dtE. Clerk Circuit Court s. inlnol must Pity be absent from his treatment when he* is caught Mr. Frank It. Hammett, o f JurkCounty, Florida Ailtnlnlilr.tlrlx of the i:*tnl (UHi broiiKht to juHtltc. I l f most l„. „ l lik„ M d'vill", will have charge of D L Hy A. M W E E K S . of Jerome Moore. |ii"'i'ino| he emulates.’ I). < useful work. llftr. Hathaway seems to have the MORRISTOWN TIM E S-U E RALI) in newspaper support.— Perry irald. To say nothing of the nd"Better to bend than break” re-|litt!0 eni,i,.r . ntage in public support. marked the Chicago traffic authori- | The theory was that an auto, ties, borrowing u Jin from Chau- dashing full speed into the wire, it The stale egg laying contest la cer. ; probably would bend it ini dlout to come to a successful close. te 1 ^ o T o By successful, we presume they rubber posts, to support'uuto sign* would be hurled back with terrific h|ve reference to the Inreaactl — posts which, hit by a car. bond velocity, as a lad throws a aton* flut down , no a level with the pave­ from u rubbzr sling, only to land price* o f eggs. r ------------O ments, but invariably fly back a- perhaps half u mile to the rear­ * 8 ince the St, Petersburg Times gain. to the perpendicular, the min­ ward, presumably with its engine object* so strenuously to its city’* ute the vehicle’s weight is removed still running, try it again, meet name being written as St. Pete, from them with another rehuff, and keep at it This recalls tne circum*tant<i** imlln Un° i er1irB v . kc° P nt haw will Saint Petersburg do?— that 'Am pa Times. Personally we ure at, some time age. an inventive cl«*k “uld r a S i''t o " ? s antls't n '' “ tjpkled to u*e St. Petersburg be- genius nlu, r ,h t pu, ,m .he mar* Thi V f i f . 'S i h n consist- thut »k..» .......... L.... experience* opinion a railroad crossing crossin„ gutc „ use it fits perfectly in our 24 kett u one o.f ,these ing of a tremendously sly strong loop would be enough for any average p head. of piano wire, which, descending ns motorist. ------- o-------"Sometipic ago we wrote it squib u train approached, anchored it­ So far as appears, this type o f about the newspaper funerals for self across the highway uronud twp crossing gate never was adopted, two papers the Fort Myers Daily opposite steel posts, set in rein­ hut Chicago’s new pattern o f signM m Leaf and the Sanford Times. forced concrete—as easy to uproot post* are'not dlssimilur in nritui- 1 Thite it was in type but before It an one of the pyramids, and mighty 'pb*. la printed somebody told us the acs didn’t suspend, so we cut it off. Then the Palm Leaf came “ L A V E N G R O ” UPH O LD S “ C A L ” Ufe twice a day and once SunCOLUUUU8 KSQUIKEU.8 UN )ys. Now we arc called down Sanford by the Herald which A t last President Coolidge has her" in the Two Gentlemen of jrs our first information was corrt abort th” Times, it is dead, been fully vindicated In-his use of Verona; "You can not choose, huh ITSthe Herald. As the Times was word choose in his 'f®1110119 stut11* lose but ii" in A ll’s Well Thut Ends rtr on our exchange list we ment to the press when he declined Well: "Thou cunst not choose, but Jd not know positively.— Lees- to run uguin as presidential can­ know who I am" in Twelfth Night. didate. Frank 11. Vizctclly, one of rg Comovrcial, In the fuce o f the foregoing the the leading authorities un philol­ claim made by sopie one that l.ord -o ........ Leesburg Commercial thinks ogy in this country, editor o f the Palmerston originated the expressgt one of Florida’s Indoor sports Standard Dictionary, revising edi­ sioh "I do not choose" is manifes­ ipdieting Comptroller Amos tor o f the Columbian Cyclopetliu in tly absurd, Mr. Vixztelly says that «n a bank fails. A better indoor forty volumes und 'editor if the in 1801_ Maria Edgeworth made use jnrt.would he tn ronviet someone "Lexicographer's Easy Choir" In of the expression "he did not time a hank fails, if condit- the Literary Digest, in a letter to chouse" in her Moral Tales. Also in warrant It. — DeLand News. the New York Times, says of the Routledge’s edition of the Arabian (Comptroller may bo partly Vea. use o f ch'iottc: Night’s Titles, published in 185.1, is "Oh me, the word chops*! 1 muv to he found according to the editor . '. for some of tha bank faflbe i* being accused of but the neither choose whom I would, nor of the Standard Dictionary, the of the defunct ln»t*f" * '“-*' “"fuse whom I dislika" so wrote sentence “ He did not choose to look to for th« missing J'.iukejpcar in the Merchant of speak to her in publio," and in 1705 Ur. Amos.—Ocalal 8Ur. Venice. Act 1, scene2, in the year of it is also found In Goldsmith’s Vi­ ugh, but pray tell us what supposed to do when crookedness in ■ bank open whilo he twit ties of • q ijip ..„S Auto Elton J Moughton doi.i . \n» cither of y(in. ma> have ncalnst the Ij)e wrestled with rucks und l tlt’cent, right-thinking, law-ahiding A m erican’ combined lo pulilish, every twti cKtatc of Jerome Mooch, i|iceased ***rtlficat'* In the natn* of I'nknown.j „ streams for mine U(|tl Z or, l .h c arHoni.Ht in crafty without being clever, cru. l weeks, a special supplement, called late of Sttnlnole t'oiinty, Florida, to tlilies* said certificate shall lie re -i j.,* i; Sharon, t'oontv rtsrntetl acwiralinf to law tax dm i And made my friendships with fir w ith o u t being cou rageou s evil w ith ou t possessing a sing!** "the farm grove section.” It will th,. f|.,i Judue ipf Semin'd'* I'lionly, nt Ids of - WUI li"H« thereon on the Oh day of “ and pine. supply people in and nut o f the- 1fi»T» ... . ........... lit ............... lhi- 1‘iitmiy (JciiirtlDiipM* III j Niiyi*uilu*r A. h., the ilatn v to * ' nf flit* A bitter but effective arrjiipnmeiit of tlm.se who rumi,r*oo.i»o; Nnnu niit ai'Hori is contnined in a recent issue of Hie publication None "Safeguardip# America Against Fire." The crime is d,*i la.itos.a 11 $271,137.1:) | Hcribed as one of the most dastardly and one which ha t IIOI.I.Alls $ xti.mm mi 1 fie quit these hills and he left me gained som^ headway in America. In an effort to warn the 10,0110.00 1 i pi><, vund i,, 4 cold public against such law violators, the magazine issues >i lar i, und *tnrt an entirely new I -tic 2.021.00 i :Mo'h-. - an I Tax* * l ‘ ud) .'lilt i'r<i(ai 11.< * m nild fam ily take* (Mirage. Edison, who T 6 scramHTff with men for his bit scathing attack on arsonists as follows: Norn* i ; • . ''l-nrl* I’ tilmld ri'j.i that young men do real work, |'. |...H!|M ,:i of gold. 23r,.2««i.lU 1 "Nothing gives him pause.. The nutu who stoops to th- ! because they have “ greater energy 1.1' lx |'ll V111It None I 7k * .. Nona ■ - ...I.i uni- i n >1in ..iintdl to murder of the mid will tn work,” w ill probably *1:-.mlflfpw some like walls and roofs and torch would stoop, without hesitation, Nona | li'« i 'lived rooms. None ( jtoulest kind. Nero, who fired Rome, also assassinated hi* muk an exception o f h i , friend In-c rvc or Inter,-M, I ><-|ir•*-riatlon. Tail's, etc None Ml OIIimi l.l.tMUlle* Rut 1 like mountains where thunder 1 > own mother—and so, indeetl, would the arsonist of today if H,riry Konl $271.137-10 T* >T* I. 1 s, booms, Sion if Eloritin riiutity ot Scmlnoli'. **: f i ./ * " * h..1" “ ^ a^ b,e1 'VOUW rorllier kb 'lark onda. ' * 1R XKW ^ T .b .o lu a lT dir. I i: I,! ASIIKI.I, t':i*'ilcr of tine>l»'ivc-nam,-‘'l tlanU. do aideiniil> , And skies and trees and the open I . u w hot possible to paint too blackly the rripnroHft.Font fi cmi the" aId KoM’ model, iwcitr rt.it the iil.o\c statement I* tm r to th*- Oext of m> Wnoivli.duo i I.. Il f and ilmt It I* In re*pon*oto offlc'lal Dotlcu to rcio.rt by the plains jaison. In ther.nghsh language, ample though it is, there are makes 30 miles an hour easily, ac- l ,m<l I.’m i i |ilti.llcr of tin- Slate of Florida. inhere a man must work for the bit . not adjectives vile enough to characterize as he deserves cording to a descriptionro f the New r.*l 111 1t ’.i T —A T T K S T : J. K. B. ASlIBt.L, .Cashier. I he gains. It F- WHKKI.KIt : i■ York Times, SO miles if desired. Knhscrllcd und atvorn to btifore mo I the willful and malicious burner. Ihlb 2 till ilny ot Oct. 131). T. . l»A\t TON Ford ha* increased his production 4 I ’ve stayed right here and I’ve , V. I. I d .'<)<• U. fi. SMITH "And he is as cowardly, as craven, an his deed is foul. mpacity sn that hi* Cun turn out , Notary I'tthllc. Director*.' dreamed my dreams And smoked try pipe hy these run- | Desperadoes there were .in the vanished days of the west,! illoo of the n. w can e v e r y day ' plundered and killed— the James boys, for in-1"‘"re than thru milion a ycur. The IN r n r t T *)F t*( H'N TV .Il'IMlK June A. U , 1325, ha* filed *nld eei ll-1 ning Hircums. stance, und I racy of Oregon. They stopped at nothing else ; maximum of the old car was 8,000 SKMI.NOLK I’o t ’NTV, S T A T U l)F fleala In mV ufflce, amt lui* made ’ Ft.OltlkA i applIeaHon (o r tax deed to ,l**u" In, Atid kept my cabin up here alone, but they stopped at arson. There they drew the line. They ' “ ',ayIN ItK ESTATE OF JKIIOMK necnrilsnee with law. Said c e r l l f l - i With all this beauty to cull my own. did not shoot women and children, and they did not burn. ' • Sixly th,,llsl'1"1l«rs are needed as rate .embraces the following de­ MJltr, I lee,'axed. 3 ' ! samples for the Ford agencies To all creditor*, l••vltt(••■*. dl*lri- scribed property situated In Selnt. "The incendiary, slinking cat-eyed, shunning daylight mile courtly. Florida. to veil:, I,litre*, ind all persons hnVlmt I’vc taken my gold with pick und alone, anil 37*1,000 • havq already Ileg. 315 ft. K. of N W . For of t.ot 1 is a creature such as even the "had men” of yesterday wouhi been ordered and a down payment claims ot demands uKultist said t s- • Sec.'25, * pan T u p. 20 S. Itange 2D K. I'.nn , talc: And «ent it back to be stained by have recoiled from, deeming him unfit for their society made before the cars are ready. You. ni l each of > oy. are Iten-hy K. HI ft. S. 1073 ft. W. 10 ft. N. ,u man. notified iiml rei|uirrti to present a to 1073 ft. <>w much more, thon, should ho bo condemned bv every Thu said land he I n* assessed nt claims at 1 detnniuls which you, i-r A/wi he went hack to the town one day To get his gold in an easier way. . One special lot of latlier Georgettes. Flat Cref coats carried over. Valuer and all wool Jersey dreuse to 29.00 Exceptional values Plu m bing — H ea tin g A t $10.00 "Service You’ll Appreciate’* JAM ES A. SAN D S $23 Saaford Are. U N IO N E C Z E M A O IN T M E N T Fur treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruptionPrice 75c Sold and guaranteed by th* U N IO N P H A R M A C Y — A t >'9,75 SLIPS Phone G30J. »» i ’ DRESSES BLOOMERS Genuine French Batina cloth slips. All new Fall Shades $2.Q5 , • BATHROBES For Children Ph on e 37£ Beautiful quality jer bloomers real $2.00 vi Babies Sweats All woof plain an d Brushe New blanket robes for the Slip over a and coat eff cool mornings. Sizes 4 to 10. Extra Special | 95c * ft C. VffiLE . . ■ Jeweler X.;108 M a gn olia i J 77?,*? ‘ $1.29 Select ; CH RISTM AS $2.39 . ' «'<«! EUta NOW on our tow eafljf payment plan. * **'L * ‘ \* ELS Only 48 shopping days be­ fore Christmas. I I ;SH O P THE >■ DOOR TO US �' ( ?k3 n s r - A L i , v S O C IA L D E P A R T M E N T G IV E S L O V E L Y B R ID G E P A R T Y T U E S D A Y A F T E R N O O N Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. D A IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel, 859*J A T T H E M IL A N E T O D A Y WEDNESDAY Society of All Souls III have chifken supper at at the Montezuma Hotel. THURSDAY Daughters Class o f the Sunday School will have „ party at 8 o’clock at nf Miss Alice Gooding members of the Duplicate Club at 2 o'clock at her Park Avenue, xivers Club meets with .aulin at 3 o’clock at her Fourth Street. FRIDAY {MTt W. Warner will enie members of the LottsaIgo Club at the Valdez, torothy Haines will ent a Hallawe’en party at , on Park Avenue, flsrrison Chapter N. 8. D. will give a subscription krty at 8 o’clock at the Club. . Howard Chapter U. D. C. with Mrs. G. D. Bishop at : at her home on Magnolia SATURDAY Graham will entertain at re’en party at 8 o’clock, tn’s matinee at 10 o’clock lllane Theatre, th Pearman will entertain ilowe’en party nt 7i30 Kthc Legion Hut. MONDAY Organ Club' will meet at fcek ut the church parlors k J, C. Mitchell and Mrs. Fort as hostesses. Its of the Azarian Class of E Baptist Church and their t will be entertained at n fen party at 8 o’clock at the Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey 301 Lhteenth Street, f TUESDAY Lie High School Parent­ al Asici.it ion will meet at at the Seminole High ReftecUng'TKTTofmftl hoapitality o f the hostess'In every detail end bridge i — was the lovely luncheon and bnage party given Wednesday by Mrs Braxton B. Baggett at her attrac­ tive home in Mayfair,*when she entertained members o f the Sans Souci and Young Matrons Bridge Club. Marigolds, daisies, golden rod and liatris wer combined and used in decorating the rooms where the had been arranged. Each small luncheon table was centered with .a crystal basket filled with yellow daises and sifrigs of 'asparagus ferns. The color scheme o f yellow and green was emphasised in every way both In the decorations and also the refreshments. Marking the places of the guests were quaint colonial girls wearing bouffant, frocks of yellow and green. A t 1 o’clock a delicious throe, bourse luncheon was served b\r the hostess assisted by Mrs. Clyde Byrd, i rounds of progressive bridge were I enjoyed, and those having made highest score in their respective 'dub were presented a pair of 1diver Flamingoes. . | Covers were taid<for Mrs. EuXVne Tittle, Mrs. Raymond G. Fox Mrs. Emmat McCall, Mi's,’ Lee A. Conoley, Mrs. James A . , Pittman, Grant Wilson, Mrs* Elwjn Moore J Of considerable interest to San­ ford people ia the announcement of the marriage of Frank A . Lincoln, formerly n resident o f this city where he owned and operated the Lincoln Hotel for n number of jrenrs. The following account Trom Kissimmee Valley Gaiette tells of Mr. Lincoln’s romance. “ More than 50 years ngo, Frank A. Lincoln, 78 of Boston, Mass., now a Florida hotel man, and Miss I.utella A. Sharpe, 75, o f Boston were engaged to wed. ’ The engagement was broken, they separated and Lincoln mnrdied about three years ago. Recentlv he returned to Boston nnd the half century old romance revived. Lincoln nnd Miss Sharpe have been married. They arrived at Kissimmee on October 0 and were taken directly from the train to PALMETTO — Sidewalks being widened on Main Street between Bay and Myrtle Streets, Mrs. Calvin Teague, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Clyde Byrd nnd Mrs. Baggett.________ _____ Mrs. M. Jk upending the mer hotel "T lend, N » C„ lnttn>> i t fired lit S On« o f th eto V lW to f the fort- 1Powell Jr. home Martin Cot winter *i Thera were 17 tables of p layer tage" on Magnolia Avenue, who .enjoyed this pretty party, the guests Included a number of visitors, Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr., Mrs. Eg-V e o f Tampa is spendgene Tittle and Mrs. George HgjjS Irf Sanford attending den were hostesses. An attractive setting for this afw fair was arranged with tall pedes, tal baskets fiHed with golden rod, daisies and liatris. Other autumn­ al suggestions were also used with pleasing effect. Scores for the interesting game TO D AY of bridge were kept on tallies done in ghosts and other Hallo­ L A S S IS W H IT E S we'en ideas and after the usual number of progressions had been A ll star minstrels 1 played, scores were compared and theprizc for toj score, a pair cf exquisite Italian pottery candle­ sticks was awarded Mrs. A. C. TH URSD AY Fort. For having second highest ■ ■ r iz c m 'tCf AMfftfC/i etftsr “ BF.AU GESTK” v- ** ’ score. Mrs. H. M. . Rumbley re­ k» » . _. *-*•* ceived a flower bosket also of ' ’ a W ith <»*M Itnlian pottery. Ronald Coleman s a tin y o o s s ^ ^ L At the tea hour, the bridge nc* MjrMprrr** f and "* cesories were removed and tho ‘ t b l t MASCIP* TlOH __/ an all-star cast r u tables spread with hand made B U L L * t3 H T V . covers and refreshments consisting of apple salad, snndwiches and Coming . coffee were served by the hostesses \bjhi i (Mean cr ■•'otArr- DjiUjSiKtmxmr nssistd by Mrs. John W. Melsch Richard Dix * Jr., Mrs. A. C, Fort, Mrs, W Theo­ plus tax • “ S H A N G H A I BOUND dore Langley and Mrs. Charles Theatre MI N S T R E L S Presenting Autumn's Varied Versions In “ Lasses” White and the All Star Minstrels are underscored fni their eighth annual appearance nt the Milana Theatre Wednesday Oct 20. Included in the forty burnt cork urtists in the company is “ Mobile1 Ben McAtee who will appear in comedian roles opposite to “ Lasses.’ Tills makes is a certainty that there will I*- laugh* a plenty in the All Stnr Show. IN THIS.collection of Frocks for October and earl are some winter w e a r _ _ _____ _ very _ choice mot|ela—eat „ distinctly unusual tit $JG- The dress youTe lookout for is here! C arroll Feels as Rip Van W in k le A R ich Selection A t ■' ' Let I of Managers of the WoIIub will meet at 10 o’clock lob bouse. [Harry C. W a lk e r is Birthday P a rty Hubert W a lk er, 11 Inusuuily jo llv .children’s Liven this season was that Eday afternoon when Mrs.[C. Walker entertained a w of gmall boys, honoring ■1, Hubert in celebration of Iventh birthday anniversary, [home was effectively de­ ll with orange and black, Rive of the aproaching Haih season. Centering the re­ lent table was the large ky cako topped with tiny | tapers. Surrounding this numerous Hallowe’en novelhd at each place were cunnhinge and black miniature s surmounted with tiny w*. es of all kinds were playgd the afternoon, one o f esinterest was the guessing k The prize fo r this was t{ Arthur Lee Weinberg. A t hour refreshments o f Ice ami cake were served by the / V »*l• s rT A fte r four months in the Atlantic penitentiary, serving a sentence fo r perjury following a party in which a chorus girl was said to have been exhibited in' a bathtub, Earl Carroll has been paroled and ia a free man. The producer o f the “ Vanities’1 said he “ felt like Rip Van Winkle” emerging from his long s|eep as he walked out of the gates at little lads enjoying this Atlanta. He ia shown herew ith Mrs. Carroll shortly aftetr his release. occasion were Hubert W al­ s to n Walker, Charles Charles Betts, Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Williams i, Jack Morrison L. M. Teland Miss Nell Wiilisma motored on lilli« Thigpen, Billie Zachry, Monday to St. Petersburg where Barham, Jack Vidlar, Arththey are visiting friends. 1 Weinberg, Walter Rivers •derick Daiger. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Freeman annouce the birth of a son on Sunday, r MEADE— Contracts ot be October 23. The baby has been rtly for Fort Meade-FrostA minstrel program without in­ named C. C. Freeman Jr., cluding a dance number would seem lacking and this was no Mrs. R. L. Griffin and Miss doubt kept in sight by the incom­ Emily Griffin returned home Tues­ parable “ Lasses” when he was pre­ day from Jacksonville where they paring the bill for the season. spent sevcral-days visiting friends. W ith “ Jack Hayes, the company dance instructor he is said to have Ed wan] F.” Lane motored Wed­ evolved a dance number, with songs nesday morning to.DeLand where styled “ The BlackviUe Union Sta­ he went to meet Mr. and Mrs. tion'' and in which will ,be-involved White and Mr. Milo who will be his not only the full corps o f dancing guests for a short time. experts but also the entire sing­ ing forces o f the All Stay*. This is credited as being consid­ ber Introducing the A ll Star Quar­ ered by the crltifcs in other cities tet and one of those “ Lasses” as an outstanding high spot in a afterpieces in two scenes named bill abounding in worth while num­ “ The Emancipation Bull Figh t" bers such as “ See America First” with “ Lasses’* and “ Mobile” Ben with which the show opens, “ Dixie McAtee nn^ principal funsters. Memories” a classy musical nutn- Lasses White Will Present Minstrels Here This Evening j M ‘or « solell turban, ^o^rpibOI-df Jade dlsmpads are Sunburst Trimmings Pearl Ornaments THESE ore only a few of the new Btylt* details that are lntroduced on these Frocks, Siyjg hiplines,- front skirt fullness, velvet trimmings—all make thepn outstanding values at fid . One Dollar V V fir Two Piece Frock* ' A B G ood S b v e s -N o Sanfordf Auto SHEER crepes, georgettes, flat crepes, plain and com­ bined with velvet, service­ able llttla jerseys, chiffon* for evening wear. Diagonal Lines P e r B rake For L a b o r " " *“4 ,Qul1 perfect dlato form a etna* Mn aterials.. . Ja« *f .* * Vvl tl Exquisite N ew C olon B rake Service Brakes Relined *' * ' *l t, THE great majority of these lovely Frocks are of rich crepe satin in black and many ore trimmed with collars and cufni of heavy ecru lace. Lockheed Hydraulic J?™. N ew - t m. m • C hiffon S h o u ld. #/kW* Flowers AUTUMN’S beiges, coppery browns, rich reds, frosted greens, subtle greys, blue* and Adorable models o f black are here. Jersey Crocks are two* piece nnd Bmartly tucked. $12.50 To $15.00 �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26. ii'27 .They Say He Has Ten Wives ' ( ^,r. 1"oniM i • heard her and immediately DS her, She is now p|»yin, company of such stars mo Dav!* and Flint off >lorirp ad- help of Beeeham's treat m pro--------------------has D E N H AM — L. K. Sydan r to poultry farm on Stats Rr,. in in Denhnm, Pasco County Check t>n Delinquent Dealers Is Bfinc Made By Florida . Really Commission And Is To Be Followed By Action it is I ST. A U G U STIN e H j^ , ong jher of Commerce stortvin* and jmt nt o f airport in thin cit Alfred Hebert, 32. a private detective of Chicago, w j* -wrested on a rharjte of 1.irceny. The imulrles brought further charges of hlramy amt the arcunillnn of polygamy on the grounds tliai Hebert has leu wives. He is pictured here with alleged wives No. f> tint i. who Is Mr\ H-’ tty Wi l l i ams Itchert, and No. 10 (right), Mr« Mabel McManus, llctty *a,a she wants to beep him: Mabel wants him jailed. '(Courtesy Frances Cl m e ) Novel and charming Is the sleero of a willow-green crepe frock Girl T y p ist Finds She Is O pera Star MANCHESTER. Oct. JO (IN S ' — iM might trom her tyewrit**r, Mias Kh n which Hares below tho elbow and tapers Into a rounded mitt cuff that covers the hand . to _ tha . __ Qnger's base. G O LD ENKO i> Mr", I S. McKee was temU-red a j delightful <ourtesy at her home i lit*n* SaUi nliiy •■vvninir- l h* affair * .......... , Mirpme .*mi*! Ha* . uu* in in** nature <>i a 1 * i . . i... i ...dm, i , party tmmlinuMitniK he. •iintiay 1 1 r. ,, . a rin iv e rie rv. I he su i i . . pc wan Honrdman, n Manchester rti nejrsipjdier. has gone to lay in ciaiit opera under Sic Thomas SPECIAL*! 30x3 1-2 Cords .J 29x4.40 Cords JJ 30x3 1-2 Gray Tubes il 30x3 1-2 Red Tubes \j 29x4.40 Gray Tubes \l 29x4.40 Red Tubes A ll Guaranteed Quaker State Oil Gns 21c., Greasing Cecil L. Hines IBOt We*l Fir.i St , f.,mj|v anj frientln have | < a I|UUk recovery. . , .. Mi in'*1 Mm, Allen « . - .Garth , .. .m*r .ars , iiiovM«: t*» Sanford tm , , . .M. week, . ( 1 ht \ listvt• made many M end * here . , * . . . , . fiui m tr tl rtr >ear a sojourn with , e o m n ile , the irtiestB were Ja tn . , . r . . * i. umbel \ , \havi ng r e mne i d, .the i limine i 1% ... i»*. wh»» will deeply „ dudore tre, (tl ' k , .. . , ..... .• m t «*t\ id their detumim*. Iietore Airs. \h Kee was aware ot _ * t. .. . Ll si •i nilli L , l n .Mi 'dames Kurnev, h.drldkrc anti Cleveland Financier Returns Fromr fl’rip 'Abroad AndSnyM People Are Ruyini; Better Than'They Did 2 Years Ago CLEV opinion Ayres, \ lend Ti Juet ret: Europe trials. <A "Conditto edly better winter of 4021-24,” Colonel Ayres declared. .^The people are buying now, whmrfas in 1D24 you would ree people look nt goods, shake their headg and walk away, unable to meet the price.” I; Ayres Was a delegate to the 1 Am erican, Legion convention in Paris', and afterward became a member *‘ 9f the “ Commanders’ Tour,” a^j'oup o f legion officers which w*a received officially by heads o f iMwerai European govern­ ments. U “ The one question asked mo on •very handiwas “ Whut is the secret of ,Amenean prosperity?" Ayres said. " I replied that it was n for­ tunate circumstance that America poascssed almost unexploited nnjV turel resources and u surplus of i credit at the same time.' ” k Ayres said he noticed n wide dif: ference of opinion in New York fe banking circles regnrding the future of the securities mnrket. “ Some believe the hull market I will predominate,” he declared, r “ others feel that a bear market |i w ill soon he upon us. In all mv | experience 1 have never seen such ^conflicting view* by* men cupnhlc of perfectly good judgment. This probnbly explains the market's ability t^ recuperute immediately .following reactions.” hen presence* midge and five him- . . . ,# . , v ... ofr to at tended the meeting died were .1 the diversions Lno (jaidirvi 4 . . * of tm I l A^soeiatior. m Winter ilietieshinents . 1. n,l . «»t< sandwiches, . i»aii i l I..r.ursday cake IV... . ■,, aft/moon, . . i ju .sk* ... # lit Winter rark I*, i. A s are f and punch, provided hv the guests, . , . , . i..t * hour. at a lute U e lat'iieiimu » drive for . n»emtR*r..nip . 1 adrnissii.n of twenty-five cent* ,were served .. ■ . , M . rh»s a k all litrllen here who are r.o n v was the recipient uf many , . , ... , , for adults and ten cents for child­ h« , * .. luteii*stei| 111 the school i hiidrun of renienitirancea from .... , . . . . . . . ren will be charged. An interest­ lo\e v !>irthdnv , * # .... ^ Winter rark schooN to join the * guests. 1hose pres- . . . . . . . . . . . . ing evening has been planned and •hr*i .evening ^ V.*- vT i. << ~ „ 1 I . I A s and assist by their means . j the pro' ceils will go toward puy- cut were .Mr. Seholier and Mudum lb nitwit i. Mr. and Mrs. W h e a lc y , ™ " '* ’ n promotimr the splrnI ig for the new jiiano recently pur­ I Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. F. Sclhy alii l.rinjt d o n « here for thu chased by the Sunday School. i,: m i, .... thiiilicn l.v these cood ladies of itntl luiin.y, .Miss Martha Do wen, .. . ■ A pie and cake supper i- an- i i i . . i ■ . I' ,ntci Park. Mrs. l.u hteiistein and sons Joseph 1nounced for Thursday evening (let and Mot timer, .Mrs, Grace Hamsun, ' '* Mrs. H-. ( . latk er were 27 at the Community Church, nt Messrs. Jean and Adriaticu, Mr. and calling mi .Mrs. D. House . f Union b P. M. The proceeds will be add­ '.m.-. N. A. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. I v ' k Ci ulriy even injj. Mrs. House, ed to the church building fund. James William of Winter Park. v/,l<» i> an aunt nf Mrs. Parker bus 1Tho conimitti-e in charge is a. fol­ Mr. When ley launched his new r, cn.ty returned from the O. G. II. l o w s : Mrs. Clarence Isbell, chairImoior boat ‘ lj»dy Suburban” .in b. (irluadn where she has been for I man, Mrs. John Stsiubes and M.*. 'Suburban tike last week. Mr. When- treatment. 1 Elmer llyotluine. ly will lie very much occupied with lormnn Dodd was a busiMrs. Dr. Oliver J, Miller was T o The Gallows ibliinir and boat riding, during his n' s? vi-itirr to fampn last week. pleasantly surprised Inst Monday •Msitbne. . Mrs. Gctlrge Parker and Mrs. evening when n large number of Mss Maitba Dowen who hns been v ,,rl Winter [ ’ nrk were calling friends and neigbors called nt hio <i fined to her bed the past week l>"ml- thrre Friday afternoon, apartments to congratulate her on t is now able to be out. Mts. It. E ('room, Mrs. Gld her bitthday. After an evening of Twelve thousand petunia plants l’ ! "Wit and Miss liar ton attended social games, music and dancing, were set to beautify the s tm ts and u" '"vhestra practice in Oviedo refreshments o f ice cream and highway in Suburban Homes Iasi. !t home iif Prof, and Mrs. T. cuke were served. Mrs. Miller iviek . IV. Lawton Friday evening, was the recipient of many lovely audience at the community service Mi. and Mrs, ( harles Kldritlge gifts. Madam IScttincttl delighted the w,ri* husiness callers in Oviedo Miss Uneota Hutchinson, daugh­ in the park of Winter Park Sun. -M1tulav morning. , ■. ter of 1). W. Hutchinson, and W ill­. evtning, bv her wonderful rendition " iam Thompson of Jacksonville «l the sacred solo. • ,N|y Redeemer M O S C O W O p e r a W i l l were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents on r nA E,!'Tumi..r from Tour II. S. In 1929 :w-:< Lake Mary, Wednesday, October tended the union service in Winter _ - . i!ith. Mrs. Thompson who spent Park Sundny evening. ' JUlSCOW. Oct. Jtl *IN S ) —'The the summer in ilufM u N. Y„ George It. James o f Orlando, nr- .Moscow Grand Optra company has made her home for some tint" -nmpunied by his sis.er who is vis- p|lin!) milkt, tour of Europe with a sister in Jacksonville, where it:ng here from New York City, nr.(| the United States in 1920 for the couple will reside. Me. all day guests o f Mr. and th e jlr s - time in history. It will Thompson is the sun of H?v. and veie Mrs. A !■ knrney • tnkefalong its world-famous l.nllet Mrs. Thompson of Jacksonville Lew. l e d preached to an a p p r,,l t „ f no() Krtii)tH from and he and his bride returned to .mtive audience hero Numjqy afteriu L 0i:i, ivi c-derie nearly 1,000. | that city Thursday, Th° n0‘ " ° t C outside world Will he given j Miss Alma Cochran, daughter ...... k'*o<| as it should have been. Rev. V , . , .. ,, of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Cochran was I He id hns splendid messages earn- * {* Wnnrlumty of secinjt the Husj honored by her parents and friends , eslly and convineln-ly delivered fc “ n.eone.tnlon t. such great Huson Wednesday evening hy a sur- tmtl all who reman) away are "lion s Gudcnov, ■prisicfpnrty, the oecasjon being her i missing Interesting and helpful whld* r110,1 f,vi> a,ul one*hnlf hom* Attorneys and friends of Mrs. nineteenth birthday. The house thoughts toward lives Af rightenu-' Catherine Cnssler (above), wer-* was most atractive in Hallowe’en toiss, ■ making last minute efforts to de­ decorations, large lanterns being Mr. Henderson, has resumed dnGames, ties as mail carrier after a shott lay her hanging at Chicago for used over the lights. the murder of William l.indstroin. music and dancing were enjoyed v.ontion. Mr. It ice acted Os deputy Anti-Volstead Body She was to hang Friday, Oct. 21. throughout the evening and fol­ during Mr. Hendersons^ vacation. lowing the cuting of the birthday Continues Its F igh t J. Sigler left Monday for Cultud'r by Miss Alma, which t intriin- f'oiiin. Mr. Sigler has been u prop t * <1 several prophecies, refreshments « ■">v owner here for tho past three \ LAKE M ARY w in served. The guests departed years, but sold bis home on Laki at a late hour wishing Miss Alma I luirkett, recently to Mr. Wcllnmr. |many more happy birthdays to U f Virginia, a brother of Mr. I come. James Wvllmon of Winter Park, Pr<ih|bltlon Amendment today .Sunday was observed as Hally .hmugh whose agency the deni purtdd oxpendtures o f mttre Horace Cochran of Camilla. Ga., Day at the Community Church, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cochran for several and following the Sunday School tluys last week, coining down to hour, at which there was an at­ tendance of seventy-three, the fol­ utteml his sister's party. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Saunders lowing programme was presented the Sunday and children arrived Saturday with members o f School hour, ot which there was from Sumniitville, Tenn., und are an attendance of seventy-three, visiting Mr. Summers' parents ut programme was Longwiiod. Mr. Saunders will be the following remembered us the leader of the* Lake Mary Orchestru lust winter, and ex pcelse to move to luikc Mary shortly. Mrs. Clara Stamper o f Sanford was a visitor in Lake Mary on Thursday, in behalf of the Royal Ncighur* Order, the women’ s auxiliary of Modem Woodmen. Mrs. Stemper is getting members for the order, and experts to start meetings here* about the first of Jujiuury. Any ladies wishing to he transferred from other places may do so by conferring with Mrs. Ws have _ ssllaM fuads available lo an s sn ' r * iid « n c « na*a Ur improiW sail bail. proper ti«« is t n o H l i fr o m f l . N t u $100,000. I Loans elated liamsdb atoly an oar iaip«a> tian. No rad tap*. Law cast. Our See or Addre** Local Counrel S. R. DIGHTON SANFOItn .112 Stste Hank llldf. I'hone r»757 bul it appears that Colics merely » routine. j provtd his strength and foresight , "This condition went on for soma tiiui beat his enemies "to the draw.” * time, until 1 heard about Cardui, ‘ If Calles had been captured he un-' , ™ J011?? on^ me gooa doubtudly would have been treated , ent^ t ^ It anira- 1 the HiiniM wav mediate trial, and, I am thankful to « y . my improvement was rapid. I| ,*u' soon waa ablo to do my housework Mi xtcun people art* not yet well with ease and comfort I felt floe known ns civilization and that r^b* and I looked so much better. uf® belnK " f f quicker "This spring I was not as well ss tl.iin they would he in this country I had been. I was ill in the winter i —perhaps there is every justifica- with colds, which left me weak. So Dm; in Mexico law for the numer- I sent at once to tho store for Cardui cm recent executions. end began taking i t In just a little The victims presumably are he-1w^ ® iw ia feeling much better, my ing shot down in accordance with ■tron« th returned and I waa able to ,, AlSSlwh u ’ tn trim tu" th , the law o f Maximilii in, dated 18112, nhieh provided that anyone should . Im* shot who was taken, arms in hand, against the constituted gov- These nrc dnys " ne" the thing of proven mi stands — Loch Arbor d° M “ nd • steadily advancing with a * 5 ? j,___ . i A t ell drug stores. NC-170 program of developmi 1 * 1 1 keeping faith with it-* bringing out the iiuali VECETAHLE TONIC that will mark it os ■ford’s outstanding devil ment. HEY! HEY! This is the place to trade, swap, exchange, buy or sell tires, bottles, metal, junk of all kinds. Bottles of all sizes and kinds. KOTS S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave, F in a l R ites H eld F or M rs. .Theodore Mead Jfunrral acrvic*** for Mrs. Then- lore Lanrwer Mead, 78-vearGld roman Dhilunthropist und church rorker of O'vido, were held nt the Episcopal cathedral in Orlundo foltwlnr her1death at her home at dike Charm. Dean Gilman nfficited the aagvice. Mrs Mead came to Oveidn in 1887 mm Euxtis where she hnd moved /Ur her .niurriutre in 1882. She raa an nctivn workyr in the Oveidn Ionian's elub und for several •nra walnibrarinn In the Oveido Willr IJbr»rv. Mr*. Mead was a Uuu E/li'h Edwant before her mar*l**e oral wax n direct descendant t the famous Johnathun Edward* W ith each tw o Tolls o f film developed. Fi*ee o ffe r good until G et you r K odaks out and take som e good pictures o f the kiddies .Piuycr. Rev, Jus. Thompson. Community -Sihging. “ America the Beautiful." ; ' “ Dixie." “ Smile, Smile, Smile.” Ml** Lucille Echols. Health TulU, Miss Mary Grave-i, County Nurse. * Remurks, Clarence Priest, Princ­ ipal. An inf'iripal Recaption to Fac* ulty; Clurenr* Priest, principal Mia< Elixabcth Redfern, assistant �PAGE F I Y I THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 1927 READ TH E AD S j will be scattered through the ad columns— if your name is there The Herald Office for a free tickihc Milano Theatre. Good for the flcr insertion only. HUPS— MARMONS 5 Help Wanted Female 15— Apartment For Rent Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. | FOR KENT— Three rooms, sfreou i Have o[ienmg for two more young poren and bath. -120 W. lot hi St. * Ltuit a to lehni to run the Linotyyc 3— Automobiles |ma.hir.*. four months course tree. OK KENT— Furnished upartmam, , We will assist you to get good job tnrec qr four rooms with bain SANFO RD Overland Co. Willy*. when competent. Cood operators Rent ttoasonaoie. Apply 8U1 Mag­ make Iron) J-H i to $75 pcr week. If Knights & Ovc-iand, Whlppits nolia a vc. , Park & Commercial Sts. Phone 58 i interest, d apply c. A. Haines at .Herahl Of.ice. Jord Daily Herald [T A D . R A T E S !• Cash in Advance ne ads, w ill be receded runs and collector aent itcly for payment. ........... _...9c a line ■ 7e a line " " _____________6c a Une __________ 4c a lino j . idvertisin^ is restricted cr classification. 1errorJs r o a d e jh * San- b a a s * fc.. . I j ol J » >- a d v e r t is e r s * *• , , Herald reproaentattve hly familiar wit!) rates md glqssif action will a complete information. pou wish they vvl11 nS3‘9* wording your want ud. t it more effective. ’ OKPANT NO TICE Kisers should give their ir p.istoffice uddress 03 their pliono number if lire result*. About ' \e out of a thousand hns lihone and th eothers km n" 1ni< ate with you [hey know your ndilress. jiKonlinuence MUST lie ■ person at the Hanford Ionite or hy letter. Teleblsrmilituichcca are not Efficient And Found ■ed«m same Irrald office. by WIGHT PRIN T SHOP S N A P P Y service on anything in ] printing A ph"oe <aill will get , ) out man. Phone 41 *—W. 9 Rslli road Ave. I LAD IES COATS altered and relin 0(L 210 Laurel Ave. M ETAL ROOFING— The Itoof Evexistin g. Metal shingles; standing scam tin and galvinizcd roofs. See James II. Cownn. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. LANF.Y.3 DRUG STORE -Pre•ecinfinns. Drug*. Rod*. We * —' as near you as your phone. Call 103 V Room house, partly furnished with garage. 911 Park Ave. Call RADIANCE and other roses, bud- 08 J. ed on Texas Wax. $1.00 per d o z - ----------------- ------- —---------------en; prepaid orders accepted till FOR KENT— 5-Room hous? and 21 November 1st. Mrs. Endor Curlett. acres of laml on state road Geneva, Fla. miles south of Sanford. Apply tc ------- --------- ----------------------- -— U00. (!. Herring. OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR G E R - ------- ---------------------------- -----M INATION EVERY MONTH. Five riiom house, close in. AppL STRAINS TRUE TO TYPE . SEED Billy’s Smoke Shop. Valdez Mote. DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST Building. OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. F . --------------------------------— -------C. STOKES & CO. 18, ARCADE FOR R E N T -- 5-Room furnisher DLDG., SANFORD. " 1 house for rent. See V. A. Speer, 11— Miscellaneous mUoUf’ --------------- ----— ------------------------------------1i Room house. 3t YO U R BUSINESS —card appear­ CAR AW NINGS.— Auto Awning $mUt) per mofith Co. 11 Ball Bldg. ing daily in this column Will For Rent— Five room house. Butl and screened porch. $20.00 pn 12— Wanted reach over 3,000 every day I month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 1DQW -and it costa so little a 12 word Furnished room with connecting FUR R E N i: Small cottage 'oi bath. Must be within walking td for one month costs only $2.60. Magnolia Avenue just north oi distance of business section. Ad­ Central Street. $25.uu month I; dress 213 Sanford Ave. Phono 148 Box 123 care The Herald. Just aak for "Classified Depart- W ANTED— To decorate your . . . . . „ ' Christmas gifts. 10 per cent diss . °f. rc.n N , 0 . ; meat" count on orders placed before Nov. ‘ Kcnt Vulcan,z.nrf CT.f?.WiLliAM3 i 1.y Dillenz, Au«nis ut Hortn, n b<» A v 1 . wainting fur av.irat' wen. - to complete M r ' tiiphue initruc.v to the United 1>< Hates. The ti iji is Is-ing made »n hi* Junker- idatie 12.10. which u MADISON '•htly eumiditid llvi flight from have 7(1" tie jCluuany to the Azores vin Amporn this en III , slei lain mid Lisbon. c: MOPE litre . rlrn 1 -------------------- F1VAY— L* Tnmpu erect Moon Lake t*< nnd cleaning^ 145,000 acres 0 14— Rooms Without llonrd 18— Wanted To Rent Will rent one ticket to the Milam Theatre free of charge if W. E. Watson will cal! for same. or P. O. Box 305. Reward lomohiles touring car, and runs like new, to exfor cuij>e in good condi Thou* 775 after 7 P. M. PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 years FURNISHED rooms for rent. I l l experience. Sanford music store | Park Ave. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me Lander Arcade, Phone 832. 13— Apartment For Rent 19— Houses For Sale BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxe.i end general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwilteger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. Attractive furnished npnrtiner** Herald. LUMBER and complete line or corner Park and Tenth St*., Fri- - — -----——-■ -■ -----DODGE building material. Low prices far* and Graham trucks Security Lumber Co., "W here Good g idaire installed, water and garage Will sell my olored quartetrs, 4 furnished. Plionc 18 J 13th Street. Phone 3. Grads* Come From” Mapla and Sixth. Phone 797. A LOW A N , CO. Auto end iluvt metal works. I Ave. Phor.ii 7K1-W. CONCRETE In every shape sad form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Pro-1 h’FORD BUICK CO, ucts Company, Fifth and Maple 219 Magnolia Ave. Sis. Phene 112-W. Phone 367. BY TAYLO R ! O H -S D R E -S u e e ! LUCY AND I KEEP TRACK OF EVERYTHING—IT WAS j. ' OC Q g . HENRYYOU GET t* 1—^ CAR? S 3 WITH 2l - u u Premier Showing of F<-r Soli FOR S A LE ; Two • acre lots, v Dixie-Highway between Monru & Sanford. Fine tracking land, n city taxes, electricity is availabltalso flowing water. 3e*» owner, I I A. Rcnaud, 2201 Oak / », ?ho*. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale Houses Fur Sale or Rent: Inquire at 2609 Oramre Ave. Oak Hill CLy. Route A. Box 170— F. FOR SALE cr Rent: Five acres four are tiled. Sell or ifnt tr responsible party at reasonahlr price. Devine, Boulevard Lake Mun roe. P LE N T Y OF WOOD o f nil kind at Duhart’s W*ood Yard. FOR SALE— One single cot bed, one double bed mattress, and ' breakfast set chairs. $10,50 Cash Ask for Foreman at Herald Office WELL.THATfS FINE.' XOiCN'T THINK HE'D PAY v for it — > iE'ThER DiO !- * • JUST KiN« OF THE SWELL MCAL9 vie COULD HAVE _ BOUGHT iJ L A K E r| T Y — New iwjwni'itrain shed bieng erw-ted for South c;n Railroad nt Union Station. I E^SRURG—Contract | Df let foi dock *t Por' Canaveral ard dred-rlng of harboLAKt" OITV— New ma 'reea foe ton' *-u| furp'tuoe mnovatine nlant n i '» H n «»r Coca Cola plant, H PANAM A CITY— Work common ; red e- cn*i«*n«ctloi of 2 bridge* jo**«- St A~dr*r*s Rsv to cost *p! proxlntet»l» *2 000,000. I ------------------------------ i K7Y WPS'"—Work ' t «U*i4n'9'-*”7? at*A f « - K * « W**». alroor* | eisrr *v at* siev'd, nc ST. AU G U STIN E — Fdit) new lock JAC KSO NVILLE— New 6-story boxes installed in local post office. Sunday School and Institute Build­ ing o f First Baptist Church openedS TU A R T — Five times as many will po’ntoea will lie planted in Martin in County this year uh lust. D A Y TO N A BEACH— Plans acicptcii for construction o f bridge over. Tom etui River north o f this rity 111 link It* neyi slAVe Rond No. if f ; 1r.ho£ 781 W - ,,r 180 J- Y " TEN Rocni house for rent, Fireaide Studio. * 0nk nm| Fourth St. ApplJ Long 108 Palmetto Ave. name ; Pul.” Notify 1318 I SEE TOO B Y W IL L IA M 10-B— Plants And Flowers '— I months old while blare. An* passenger OUR W AY |8— Financial s fim m ediately d ii OUT 1 _.i,, . , , All mouern conveniences, ivn Lcuy wanted nice clean room fu r-, enable. 916 \V. Is. St. Phqne 20i. rushed. Care of Herald. Box 20". — _______________________ _______ |FURNISHED apartment for rent 7—Situation Wanted in the Herald building— a down 1town Itnation ut remarkubly low 4— Business Service i.nnt Bookkeeper desires lutes. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The ion. 25 years experience Herald office. eping, hanking and g e n e r a ' ----------------------—---------ft, N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. work. Well qualified tu do BEAU TIFUL APARTM ENTS— In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper ul of clerical work. Can use iwo looms kiiciieucUe ami bath, iu r. Best o f references. No attractively furnished, contrail,' bit*. Address H. L. Cook, 512 .ocuteU, an improvements; Jo pe> 11 Ave, He Land, Fla. week, lei 777 or Ho. reduced rates arc for give insertions, rorda of average length inted a lino. num charge o f 30c for ' ' •4 F ly in g L illy MODEL TRIM CO. *We trim the car, not the owner Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD i e rates on request. gertion^ Each d:iy there are a number of trea­ sures to be found in the Want Ads— * * vour name may be there for a free ntmie ticket and you may find a real op­ portunity. �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2fi, 1027 PAGE r"OUB They Say He Has Ten-Wives • ce# when .Sir ' heard her unit imr her.. She is nnv company of such j i .N IK i.N. Oct. 23,— increase Davis nml Flintufl |>u|.i In lcW H In flying nml ad- help nf Hreehan,\ private own rship o f aeroD ENH AM — [.. ..iun^s ih ' British government has !l, ,. ,|e.l t,. grant *10.000 a year to poultry farm on fi,u. */f.Yient, aeroplane dubs in in Denham, Pn«r ( aM t’j England Check On Delinquent Dealers Is Being Made By Florida Really Commission And Is To Be Followed By Action ,hc light. aeroplane movement is i ui'il’ v gaining popularity among ,ju, -iK-iul elect o f Britain, and s . ancc to say there nr? more y „ Untr women members than nu*n. it .;<ineil nhnm iwn years ago and when the Government noticedi how ST. AUGUSTINE .nictc'ted the public became la it 30x3 1*2 Cords 29x1.40 Cords 30x3 1-2 Cray TuU 30x3 1-2 Red Tuh« 29x4.40 C.riv Tube* 29x4.40 Red Tubes AH (i naranteed i pcs'ml arrangement* " e r e mndo to ettab’t* private ownership without a mrge output o f money. itiirVe-u d the public became in it, '(Courtesy Franco# Cljrnc) Novel and charming Is tbo ateevu of a willow-green rrepa frock which flares below tho elbow and tapers Into a rounded tnltt cuff that . covers tho baud . t o . tho _ Unger's base. against unregistered operators Will be started within a short while and a close check-up made in each state,.and those without cur­ rant certificates will be subjected to the penalties provided in the law. The new rcnl estate license law a# passed by the last legislature provides for the examination of applicant#, this feature to he put In force ns socn as practicable, ntcording fif Mr. Rose. Arrange­ ments are being made to require tho examination of every person whose application is filed later than October 31. Brokers will be required to pass a more rigid examination thun sulcstnuii, says Mr, Hose. The examination will be written and will relate to the provisions of chapter 12221; the ethics to be observed by brokers and salesman; the execution of deeds, contracts and mortgages and paplicunt for brokers certifi­ cates will probably be ashed questlons concerning the appraisal of real estate. Mr. Rose stated that while the examination will not he made d if­ ficult or technical, yet it will lie aufficlently searching to eliminate those who do not have a proper conception of the obligations of thoae engaged in the real estate business, and of the scope of their duties. The commission hopes in the future to increase the stand­ ard required ns the opportunities for acquiring knowledge of real •state practice becomes more ex­ tensive and better known. Girl T ypist Finds She Is Opera Star Alfred Hebert. 32. a private detective of Chicago, rharxe of larceny. The inquiries brought Mmlu-r * I. the accusation of polygamy on the ground# that Ilf ‘{<> h pictured here with alleged wives N'.. a il. it'. Wllli-ms Hebert. and N>. 10 (right), Mr- Mal cl Me feH>* manta to keep hint; Mabel mjuis hir s p e c ia i, Q tinker State Oil ns 21c.. Greasing Ij C e c il :: GOLDEN KOI> Sirs. F. S. McKee was tendered u delightful courtesy at her home beie Saturday evening. I he affair was in me nature ol a surprise party complimenting he. I. i inday anniversary The sii!|..«e was complete, the guests were 25 in i.timhet. having reached the h-ine lielore Airs. McKee was aware o f lien presence, liiidge and five hunilieil weie the diversions of tho L. Rines 1(501 tVesl First Si --'rVJ, v __ -f__ . , .. , ■■i><■i .l 11r:.! ■■i Mi I 11" miI■ to-iv ha m Y v She i< playing .he part of CurNuRa bragged that bo men, and has proved n great sueinest whisker# and best cess. ItnriiUani. a suburb of Miss Bohrdnmn had only played prohibition a g e n t s Sl |,.w r,,n,.H amateur (lerformaii1I<- was arrested, b e i n g ------------------------------------cd by his mustache. down l.y his firing si|uatls, because there w-re no real newspaper cor* . --------------------------- ie pendents in these days and im iC T A t T - . I'll./, whi had invited foreign in1! I N s t I 1 I N / V (re s ts to come into Mexico and 14X1 * V J take i-wrything in sight with hi.i " (r fir in ir s r v J S/3H guarantee of military profertiun, 1 I | f always maintained a strict censer- We have unliaM fuadt available In loans an impritd 1ralidanca aad talk -n«*< proparti*# is aaioant* f rom R M t to $100,000. Loan# elated iiantdk ataly on oar iaipve tion. No rad l#p Law cost. T o The Gallow Kentucky Woman Had ‘Terrible Tune" Doing Her Home Work. Strength Returned After She Took Cardui. Sht.nyvillo, Ky.—"Several : 312- State Hank IIM( : Phone 5757 Orlando, Fla Cleveland Finnnclor Returns Front Trip Abroad AndHnytt People Are Buying Better Than^They Did 2 Years A jco CLEVELAND. Oct. 2fi.— In the opinion !d£ Colonel Leonard P. Ayres, vicwprv.aidvni of the Cleve­ land Tract Company, who hns just returned from a tour abroad, Etirope his passed its economic crisis. <•» Attorneys and friends of Mrs. Catherine C’assler (above), were making last minute efforts to de­ lay her hanging at Chicago for I he murder of William l.indstrom. "Conditions in Europe are decid­ She was* to hang Friday, Oct. 21. edly better than they were in the winter of J923-24," Colonel Ayres declared. he people are buying now, whkrtu* in 1924 you would ree peopiq look at goods, shake their heatiff and walk away, unable to meet the price." Ayres tVns a delegate to the Americaq Legion convention in ; Paris, Wntl afterward became n , member J,of the “ Commanders' Tour." iij£rnup of Legion officers which « M received officially by heads of Mverai European govern* ? ment*. ; J ij'- “ The ona question nuked nn* on B *v#ry hauAwas "What is the secret of American prosperity?" Ayres said. " I replied that it was a for^ tunate circumstance that America possessed almost unexploited naP : turn I resources and u surplus of ! credit at the same time/ ” Agre* said he noticed a wide dif­ ference of opinion in New York ; banking circles regarding the fuh turn of the securities market. "Some believe the bull market Kwlll predominate," he declared, Ik “ others feel that a bear market following reaction#." Final Rites Held For Mrs.kfU Theodore Mead tr . »?.. Jk’uncral aervins for Mrs. Thco- - dore Lanoeer Mend. 75-veur*dd ii. Woman ohilunthropist and church !* Worker of 0 ,-*-ido, were held at the Episcopal cathedral in Orlando following her'death at her home at H d k e Charm. Dean Gilman offici.■fled the sagvice. Mrs Mead ennie to Oveido in 18R7 from Eustis where she had moved t after h e r 'nuirriaee in 1RR2. Jjhe an active worker In the Oveidrt »an’s .«*luh and for several a wn«1lbrar<nn in the Oveido lc^ Lthr#rv. Mrs. Mead was a i EdlihTIdwnrd before her mart ami was a direct descendant ■n-- 9nut wno whs lakt'n, arms hand, against the constituted g LAKE M ARY Knipen-r Maximilian himself had thu law mis.m"I to enable him to ueal with his Mexican enemies raid be enforced it against many of the leaders in the warring faction led by the Mexican patriot, Benito •Jnvrex. Then, whm Maximilian himself wii‘ captured, Juarez, who had men presidena und who claim-d Miiximilidn’s reign was illegal, in­ voked the law against the emperor, un« Maximilian died before u fir- ITY-^50 cnrJoiiiU.clny d on recently leased VEGETABLE TONI C ment. HEY! HEY! This is (he place to trade, swap, exchange, buy or sell tires, bottles, metal, junk of ull kinds. Bottles of all sizes and kinds. KOTS S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave. '•vt* sneritt in every one or tne in coun* him ties of the stat - that they must stop any prize fight within their i this county. •ring Governor Riehards stated that vari- the South Carolina law clearly prnking hibited prize fights, und ht. had ,no other course than to enforce the been provision. Her"M y feeling about this matter, tism, whether 1 like prize fighting as u . Dr. - [Art or not, ha# nothing to do with it,” the Governor said. 1Christian Home, "Mrs. \V. .-v hlanders, 'The Christinn School," Oliver Dnntzler; ‘The Christian Churtli," Hurt nee W. Isbell, “ Ye# terday," Mrs. Fred Bailey. The Luke Mary Parent.Teachei Association held the first meeting of the year at the schoolhouse on Ihursduy evening, with the retir|ing president, Mrs. Fmnk Kvun.< |presiding. A short business meet, i ing was followed by an election-ol officers, resulting as follow- ■ W ith each t w o ‘rolls o f film developed. F re e o f f e r f Ihim Johnathan Edwards Take These arc days the thing of proven stands— Loch Arbot steadily advancing' wi program of develop1 keeping faith with bringing out the q«‘ that will mark U as ford’s outstanding d«' good until Get your Kodaks out and tak e some good pictures o f the kiddi* hvrns, Mrs. John . reckhan. M r s .'r * m, m,'frKer P«»n». R .Kipp, and Mis# Ethel Hyot5ina,,'D.rob* b'y w‘ U.not be bled by the who assisted in place of her mothan t, hr ,Ug.h. ” OWI* r#hjl». IMr#. Elmer Hyotlalne.who w a a T nt* r , U U 1Com" !,rc# Commission uinfinrd to her home by a severe ^ °L ^ fVera ,-old . Th*» indicated today when a Mrs. Theodora Cachere ani‘ 5,*!,B^ tb?;rity in the « ran’,” ‘,'n nouncca a Hallowe'en P a rtv f..r there w a* no foundation Friday evening. October 2d,.a t1Sl | ™ ,,teot r“ mor» In Wall St re/ the Chamber of Commerce Build, i*h“ f ' “ "imi.sion was preparing ina. to which the *h »"rl ,* m“ l? « e. « f J«i«ion that the stock marity ia InviUd. - Kodak Department Comhiercial Photography �PAGE F I Y I THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 1927 READ TH E AD S will be scattered through the columns— if your name is there he Herald Office for a free ticke Milane Theatre. Good for the r insertion only. -h day there are a number of Iren­ es to be found in the Want Ads— J ir name may be there for a free ' ie ticket ami you may find a real op­ portunity. JIUP8— MARMONS 5 Sanford Automobile Co. 200 Mngnolin Avc. Phone 107. | ird Daily Herald PA D . R A T E S Help \\anted Female 13— Apartment For Rent , F lyin g L illy OUT B Y W IL L IA M OUR W A Y e opening (nr two more young l.mr. s in Icani to run tne Linotype 3— Automobiles nta. hit.e, t our months course tret*, j i Hit RENT— Furnished npartmun', We will assist you to get good job lI tnree or four rooms with bain. SANFORD Overland Co. Willy*. ( when competent. Good operator*' Rent Keasonaoie. Apply 801 Mag­ Knights & Overland, Whippits. make ironi $10 to $75 per week. If \nolia Ave. Park & Commercial Sts. l ’hone 58. interest.il apply C. A. Haines at Cash in Advance ads, will be received ns and collector sent ily for payment. ..........- ........ 9c a line ;------- -------- 7c a line Herald Of.'ice. r-------------- • line ------------- 4c a lino 7— Situation Wanted ' 111 the Herald building— a down ___________________________ 11..ivti location ut remarkably low rate* on request. 4— Business Service ■duced rates arc ye c insertions. •«»— ---Js of average length \1 a line. n charge of 30c for Honjrtiaing la restricted classification, ro rj* roade.Th® Sand, will b-i responsible incorrect insertion, I Nicely furnished front apartment. ---------------------—------------------- | ,\u modern conveniences. KeaLr.ily wanted nice clean room fu r-, amiable. 016 W. Is. St. Phqne 2UL tushed. Care of Herald. Box -O'’- ■—------ ------------------------------------- ------------- ---------- 1FURNISHED apartment for rent MODEL TRIM CO. *Wc trim the car, not the owner Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD Accountant Bookkeeper desires lutes. Ask for Mr. Hamea at -,e position. 25 years experience (IcruUl office. _____ bookkeeping, bnnking and genera1 n -rn t-m t c office work. Well qualified to do B E AU TIFU L A 1 A R T M LN T S any kind of clerical work. Can use *wo rooms kltcneuetle anu . typewriier. Best of references. No attractively furnished, centrally lad habits. Address H. L. Cook, 512 .ocaieii. an improvements; *o P«1lay den Ave. DeLand, Fla. *eek. tel 777 or H j . W IGHT P R IN T SHOP S N A P P Y service on anything in printing A ph^n* call will get yopt man. Phone 417— W. 9 Rail­ road Ave. 10-B— Plants A n d F lo w e rs LAD IES COATS altered and relin ed. 210 Laurel Ave. complete iniommuuu. u wish they will assist ording your want ad. it more effective. M ETAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ er) isting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin and galvinized roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. IRPANT NOTICE sers should give their pnstoffice uddress a3 leir phone number if t results. About r >.e t of u thousand has me and th cottiers nn’ unii ate with you y know your nddress. fontinueiice MUST Ikperson at the Sanford lire nr by letter. TeleironI mnonces are nut *0 iiurft V Room house, partly furnished with garage. 1)11 Park Ave. Call RADIANCE and other roses, bud- **H J. ed on Texas Wax, $*l,0U per d o*-. --------------- -------- ---------- -----in; prepaid orders accepted till FOR RENT—5-Koom house and 2t November 1st. Mrs. Endor Curlett, acres of lanil on state road I. Geneva, Fla. miles south of Sanford. Apply te -------------------------------------------- Geo. G. Herring. OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR G E R - --------------------------- --------------MINATION EVERY MONTH. Five room house, close in. Apply STRAINS TRUE TO TYPE . SEED Billy's Smoke Shop. Vuldei Hotc. DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST Building. OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. K . ------------------------------------------C. STOKES & CO. 18, ARCADE FOR RENT - 5-Room furnisher BLDG., SANFORD. i house for rent. See V. A. Speer. ^ A V E Y.S DRUG S T O R E -P re •erintions. Drug*. Soda. We as near you as your pbone. Call 103 ...irtU*P ►r.- Irr I I — .Miscellaneous ------------------------------------ ------- 1 lluom house, 31 YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ CAR AW NINGS.— Auto Awning per month Co. 11 Ball Bldg. ing daily in this column tfill For Rent— Five room houno. Ball and screened (torch. $20.01) pj» reach over 3,000 every dayl month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 100W -and it costa so little a 12 word Furnrihcd room with connecting FOR K E N i : Small cottage ’m bath. Must be within walking «d for one month costs only $2.00. Magnolia Avenue just north oi distance of business section. Ad­ Central Street. $25.00 monthl; dress 213 Sanford Ave. Phone 148 Box 123 care The Herald. Just ask for “ Classified Depart­ House for rent, 1405 W, 1st S^ ment” Apply Kent Vulcanizing Wntk*| Prompt - Efficient S»rv)(i* nd Found CT.f?Wil.LiftM3 H O P E it I i 'y Dillcnz. Auai i ts at Hortn, in A i > , wninting for ra t' w m . - to c'lmplct'* l** r laro iinirney t<> the United e*. The nip is U’ing made in Junker- idme 1210 which r, ly complitid th • fliglit from uany to the A ro n * via Am, Sterlnni and Lisbon. oitrr tt aw »inv*ei me. ' JAC KSO NVILLE— New R-story JACKSHNVILI K- Worw will ST. AUGUSTINE— 500 new lock Sunday School and Institute Build­ r,tnrtel it once in long fi Iriti;; loxcs installed in local post office, ho e r at Jm l.so itv llle B i’tt h. I1'1 , — ing of First Baptist Church opened- S TU AR T— Five times as many MADISON Orange County will po'ntoeii will be planted in Martin hnivp 700 nr •* o anted in 1 *!l in;. County this vear Us last. ,H' DAYTONA BEACrf— PInna accepted Tin* ('onslructloil of bridge over Tionoko River north of this rity m link in itepi SlitVc Rond No. 14— Booms Without Bonrd 18— Wanted To Rent ’ Pup—4 months old. >dy, vhllo blare. Ang­ lic •Tat." Notify 1318 r P. D. Box 305. Reward. lassenger touring car, Will rent one ticket to the Milane Theatre free of charge if W. E. Watson will cnl! for same. tuning by experts with 17 year* FURNISHED rooms for rent experience. Sanford music store j Park Ave. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me 13— Apartment For Bent Lander Arcudc, Phone 832. id runs like new, to ex- BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxer, and general cement work ir ctupe in good condi Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. non* 773 uftcr 7 P. M. 19— Houses For Sale $2500.00 equity in $7000.00 Bung alow for sale chcup. See E C. Harper, ill) Magnolia. A w . Attractive furnished apartmer** Herald. corner Park and Tenth Sts., Fri------------ — -------------- -— ----gidaire installed, water and garage Will sell my olored qunrtetrs, 4 new furnished. Phone 18 J. * j* now 3 room houses, value $2U5f DODGE ars and Graham trucks 3th Street. Phono 3. & COWAN CO. Auto and sheet metal work*. \ Ave. Phono. 718*W. CONCRETE in every ihspe FOR RENT—3 New modem fur nished upartments, rent $30 ant $35 a month. Call 240 W. and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. SHoford Cement Pro-1 ucts Company, Fifth and Mapl* SU. Phene 112-W. IFORI) UUICK CO tl’i Magonlia Avo. Phone 357. Premier Showing of BY TAYLO R i l SEE YOU ' Oi o .k . h e nr y you Q er i* 3 WITH /--- " CAR? S AV/-NOT SOCOOOIT BROKB DOwR ON THE Roac* AND WE HADTOBE 'BDWCD TO A CjARAGE That meant additional Hotel expenses while . w e WERE WAITING V . FOR REPAIRS FOR OH-SURE-SURE? LUCY AND X KEEP Barnes you —x*m WILLING 7t> STAND THE EXPENSE OF THE TRIP — DO l Y0 u REMEMBER \W H AT IT WAN TRACK OF EVERY­ THING - IT WAS *. , \J S A LE : Two • acre lota, ■» I Dixie Highway between Monro I & Sanford. Fine tracking land, n. Icity taxes, electricity is avuilabk: also flowing water. 3e«» owner, I A. Renaud. 2201 Oak 7 », 150— W 26— Miscellaneous For Sale House* For Sale or Renl: 1 at 2601) Orange Avc. 0* C ity. Route A. Box 170— r. FOR SALE cr Ren responsible party at reasonable price. Devine, Boulevard Laku Mon roe. PLENTY OF WOOD of all kind at Duhart’a Wood Yard. W E L L .T H A T ’S ■FINE.' X D lC Y i'T THINK HE’D P A Y v POR IT ---- > Thursday and Fridc ■THER OID 1 — JUST wiki O f THE SWELL MEALS ,*E COULD HAVE —* BOUGHT one double bed mattress, and 4 breakfast act chain. $10.60 C **'1 A*k for Foreman at Herald Office LAKE C ITY— New na#*enm* tiaip shed hieng erectej far S uith cm Railroad at Union Station. I.FSSBURG Contract let • for ' H of " <"n*n dock "t For' Cana vers' ar/1 dred'ring o f harbo' L A K P r tT V _ N e w ma ^reaa fac torv *-w| furpHun rnnovrline pla*’f <n*\*« f|««i p Coca Cola plant by H A. H lacook. PAN AM A CITY— Work common red «•* c-a ^ n 'ctlin of 2 bridge* o*o“ <l( A-dr-w» Rev to cost approxlntrt«lv <2 000,000. I K7Y W Vfrt'— Work . '>*.-»■ re *4*A K .‘"'rT ™ .1•B<l ^ n< «lfaH n - W -Y a)mo-* D**!*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. 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Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1927. cottesAndBoggs ClIRIiS ACTION y Hutton’s Claim PAVESWAY FOR ainstCitylsValid PARTYBATTLES Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation* City Commission Revokes Pa rk ingOrdinanceExcept As A pplied To 1st Street PROBE OF NAVY ’s Son-In­ LOOMS IN CASE Refuses To Testify OF MAGRUDER Wholesale arrest of violators of tcnlay morning. city parking itgulations Was A number of violators who fail­ _____ brought to on abrupt close y*a- ed to nppenr in Municipal Court Wednesday will fuce trig! tom or­ Admiral Who WnsRebultedBy Itepublican Presidential Ibice’!on,a\ loner \ \ . G. Hill, u,hcn him self. twice a row In spite of the killing of the Secretary Wilbur Appeals Declared To Be Officially victim of police tags; moved the ordinance. Among them will be Case To The President In Under Way With Entry Of revocation of all parking time lim­ Gcnj-ge A. IX'Cottes, city attorney, Effort To Set Aside Order Kansas Scnntor In Contest its except on F irst Street, where whose car was tagged Tuesday and the one hour limit will be 'retain*!. who failed to show up in court IN y E S T M E N T The Commissioner’s action ended yesterday. a five day drive in which the poThe Commission also designated Kre departm ent arrested dozens another through street. T h irteen th 1 «f citizens for l i v i n g their cars from Holly to Park. Cara driving' parked longer than the law allowed on Thirteenth, however, will be Capital Observers .Confidant j Horror Which Burst Suddenly h .B^Wulton.Y'icc PrcsidentOf Upon Passengers Of Italian and which resulted in a number of required to stop before en terin g ' Baldwin MortgageCompany; Contest Of Curtis And Sena- $3 fines being inflicted, Including Park Avenue. Chief of Police J. Mr. Coolidge Will Sustain Ship Is Described In Wire­ Praises City; Plenty Money' tor Norris Is Expected To one against Commissioner Hill yes-'Y Martin said. Secretary In H1h Actions less Reports. To Mainland Ph SURVIVORS TELL H.OnT. Everhart Stand Declai TestimonyMijditli STIRRING STORY criminate * Himsel Papers Submitted To OF SINKING SHIP The President Today on Rendered OnjpAITH IN PITV K dnesdayDeclares r m , n l w u 1 1 Id 6,637.80 C l a i m J u ^ b h g a t .o n or Tried To hOne Voucher | ii,However, Does t Affect Validity Paper, Is Claim PROCLAIMED BY Mr. Coolidge’s Stand Believed Permanent Rcndv For InvestmentHere' NUMBER S56. __ Affect l/Owden’sCandidacv Jury Electrified . By Man’s Ref i Series Of Unanswered QuestionsGets Story Before T h e! J u r y WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—A conRIO DF. JANEIRO, Oct. 27.— grcssional investigation concerning (IN S )—First accounts of the sea WASHINGTON, Oct.. 2 7 ,- The Confidence in the future of San­ ihe efficiency of the navy loomed tragedy which on Tuesday even up today as a probable sequel to ing sent more thnn 1,000 pasacners --------t , ford bused on its stability, its pro- Republican presidential race for — i*nse of Rear Admiral Thomns P. aboard the Italian liner Principes_ and warrants aRiunst ' gressive citizens and intensive de- °VJ28 after marking time since1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.— Magrudcr, who has been relieved ty amountinif to $236.* (velopment of its back country wns the famous “I do not choose to an Mafalda rushing in terror to M. T. E verhart aon-in-Iaw of iof n m c o m m a n d at i n Philadelphia i n i i i i u e i i i i n i i by uj i . -, , , , hiss command issued between Jan. 10 expressed yesterday by II. H. Wal- run statement— was described to.- , Secretary of the Navy Wilbur be- I lifeboats or over the side into former Secretary of Interior, ne 13 held by the H u t - lion, vice president of the Haldwin day by capital politicians as liecause of Ids criticisms of navy ad­ the w aters of the south Atlantic, Albert B. Fall, who, w ith Har­ reached here today. . obstruction Company Contpan^/widch has con­ ing really under way. It is an ministration. sidt ruble money Invested in this They were wirelessed to the In­ ry F. Sinclair, is standing trfAdmiral Magrudcr has appealed e Sanford Construction city. Mr. Walton wna here ns part eight months run down the stretch _ _ __ _ ________ ___ _ directly to President Coolidge for ternational News Service by two al for’criminal conspiracy, toDistrict Bond Issue Method Insurgents launch Campaign to the convention next June. ny and never negotiat- cf a tour of the state. survivors picked up by Grveir ship day refused to testify on the To Itrinir — f 'n ln m itv — Ftnfnrn revocation of the order issued by To Finnnce Completion O fi lifiltg C n la m ity H e r o n , vvilhur. The Presieient is expected Pera. t» declared valid yeater- One of Sanford’s greatest assets The open, and avowed candidary ground thnt he might) incrim­ Senator .Charley Curtis of Seminole Boulevard Inside Nation; Mill Try To Make to receive Mngruder’s protest late City Attorney Georg*! is its strategic location as a distr- of They described graphically tho Kunras, Republican leader of the Congress Find A S o lu tio n todny, nnd since the order calls horror which burst suddenly upon inate himself. ’ottes and his associate buting point from a water trans- Senate, has finally convicted the I City Would Cost $209,000 E verhart had been called (him to Washington for an indefi­ poration term inal, he said. On n Lucien H. Boggs, in recent nite duty about November 6, an tho passengers enjoying their ev­ by the government to tell of trip through the Fast, Mr. lust skeptics that President Cisilening meal; the terro r following WASHINGTON, Oct., 27.—The early decision must be made. Another endorsement of County inion submitted to the Walton said he found a fine feeling idgr was sincere when he unnoune explosions below decks;; the pan­ of any knowledge he m ight have of l Secretary Wilbur personally E ed that he did not choose to tun 'miimiflaioncr Fmnk Evans' plant Senate insurgent bloc lielives tin* toward Florida as tno result of a Commission. the dval wherein it is charged _ _ s House icky inquisitiveness of the women Fall accepted a bribe of $230,500 in ligation of the validity of'Rrow m jr confidence in the s ta te . in Cur.li* *P«nt u week-end to issue district bonds to finance! stale of America agriculture conrrints was ordered by the Iwhich is resulting in qu increasing “ s il •f‘u‘Ht of President Coolidge' the completion of the portion o f ; stitutes a “national calam ity" and toilny Mngruder's appeal from thu who would not he quieted by re­ liberty bonds from Sinclair In c o n . orde r revealing him to his Phila- peated assurances of the ship’s of­ •ion after the two c o n - ^How of capital for investment in 'o n the Mayflower. In less than t-'enn:"de Boulevurd within the city with the Teapot Dora# N athut farm relief is the dominnnt lelphia post. Wilbur did not discuss ficers: the wailing of little chil­ vnection n companies’ claims w e re ! Florida. • j 49 hour* after getting off tiu- limits nnd ut the snme time build ,i nil n-vorvn ' val Oil Reserve. dren in the darkness; and the final the case with the president nnd did issue Curing Congress, it wus nnned by the Taxpayers) Mr. Walton announced he under-) ya i ht« be informed his friends in <1 vcral uhort roads to I^ike Mary, E verhart’s refusal electrified not say whether Mngruder’s letter nmd rush to the boats and the wa­ heeauso the companies j stood n new bpnk was to be opened Kansas that he cun be considered Altamonte Springs and Bear Lake m at ted today. tho jury. They leaned forw ard was accompanied by a recommen­ o negotiate them for a con- there shortly and that he hoped it a candidate. The political jail­ from the new highway was made This belief, it is suid, prompted dation from the Navy Department. te r below. their sc ati and listened atten ta“The first explosion,” tho sur­ tlvcly. lc time before the failure'w ould be a large enough institu- birds of the capital have draw n! today by C. \V. Entzminger, of the insurgents to launch u presi­ It is customary in m atters of this Seminole County Hank in |tio n to amply care for the city’s their own conclusions from that, Long wood, fj.m e r county commis- dential drive for Scnutor George kind to include n recommendation. vivors said, ‘came during tho third It Is the governm ent’s conten­ city funds were deposited. {needs. Ho said there was no finer and from how on .they expert to sicncr, \i • L Mngruder’s upcnl over the head class dinner hour. Immediately ev- tion that E verhart w ent east, \V. Norris (It) of Nebrnskn, In or­ decks, ex_ the bonds from a represen wing are the »*ci nd war- [opening for a new hank in any ei* • ^emerge into the sunlight of puliof the Navy Department Is not an ryone rushed to the Mr. Entzm inger estimated thnt activity. ship wns of a company Sinclair was inter­ ho** vn Idltv baa been nc- |«»f the state. . tho cost of tho whole work would der to project the issue into the unusual or unethiscnl action, Wilbur citedly asking if the , b; t .i j: j ilcro-tcr npitniVC several business The Curtis rumlidacy was dis­ not exeeed 9300,000 nnd thnt ad­ next eaitqiaign of 1028, said such appeals have been made sinking. ested in, and took them where ' itf27, Sanford Conloans, Mr. Walton said his company cussed here today principally />o a ditional interest nnd sinking fund “ Fear gripped the pasengers in deposited them to F all’s account A statement of the , insurgent several times since he h a s ' been tion Co. 9 ’ 601.2G was anxious to invest more capW the standpoint of thu effect it will requirements .from the side could outlook toward agricultural jrondL secretary, Wilbur declared. Wilbur spite of the efforts of tho officers sold them for the ex- Secretary. tal in Sanford business property have on the candidacy of ex-Gov­ io met by thu road nnd bridge tions was issued by Senator Brook- will confer with Mngruder here on who explained th a t there was a lit­ Sanfurd Construction "W hat are your business re , ’’ $ 22.0C0.U0 nnd that plenty of money wua avail­ ernor Frank O. Lowdcn of lllinio's, fund. tle trouble in the engine room tions with Fall? Asked Owen J . hurt lit) of (own, following u Nov. 5. able through his company. Navy chiefs appeared confident which will soon be repaired.' , Hutton Consruction who has been heretofore considered Roberts, federal prosecutor. Following is Mr. Entzminger's meeting of the insurgents. 1-utcr. 9 ca,698.35 Ho announced the opening of un /he grain belt'x candidate. Lowdcn endorsement ns contained in a let­ it was endiirsedt by 8cnutnr Horah th at Mr. Coolidge would sustain the “Then a panic ensued, especially) ” 1 decline to answ er on w h u " u k e w i , r S ^ d c r of Secretary WHbur who act- amo^g the ,41011011 C opatrac-,. office in Orlando which will bo in for president clubs have sprung ter addressed to the editor o r ‘TttF ) of Idaho who women em igrants., gn-tnd It m ight tend to tn< likewise how tyfr, after a conference with Co. $ ta.7Rl.8T charge of M. A. Lochridge, a com­ up throughout the corn and wheat Iferal: endorsed the candidacy of Norris. the powerful bureau chiefs of the M others, with w alling, children! ate,” he answered. pany vice-president, and which will regions, hut thin week lias been Huttun Construction ' Roberta kspt him on tLe ata Editor, Sanford Herald, “Tile farmers received about department. They pointed to the clutching their skirts, screamed •| 00,242.01) serve central Florida. Offices are the grain belt push forward two and joined the general rush of. the and fired questions a t him, 9D,0 ii U ,IN H i , u IM ) for what they sell president’s support of the w ar de­ Snnford, Florida. * nlrendy located in ucksonville, candidates of its own—f’uiti* oC Hatton Construction u in g the story before the J*1 but the consumers pay over 930,- partm ent in the Col. “ Billy” Mit­ third clasa passengers to the sec­ 9 8,032.32 Tampa Miami and West Palm Kansas nnd Senator George \V. ‘‘Dear Sir: ond class deck. iplte, hi* refusals to answer. OOO.tlOO.tllltl.OOO for it,” said Brookchell case and his recent recall of Reach. “In expressing my views ■1, Hutton Construc­ Norris of Nebraska. “ When did y our m other die, the Pucific const because of "Officeof and crew did their best f , my n Y T .? n .h«rt. V. ,e 1010 farm baftm .pt'd. 9 34,721.01 In a tribute to S. Davies WarHow much these candidacies v.uys and means speeches criticizing the adm inistra­ to prevent the fear-stricken from asked Roberts. ifield, late president of the Seaboard will uffect the Lowdcn candidacy M ,,,roo.S,„ f..r,l ^ S T t S l t S l t L " " * ............................. ' “1 decline to answ er on the tion. leaping overboard without life Monroe-Lake Mary eat-off rend.! These facts show u national 9236,037.80 j Air Line, Mr. Wulton suid hU can only be speculated upon at Regardless of the president’s ac­ ground,” E verhart said. preservers. They worked herolcal_ Hutton Construction Co. a!-i death has been a severe blow this stngo of the game, hut the Lake M nry-Stute ,Rond. Altamonte «ziainity for agriculture withoht tion, howeveVvMagruder is expect­ “ All these questions are ly to calm the frightened crowd. Springs-State Rond, Bear Luke P«rul!cl in the history of the s one time w arrant dated to Florida and th at M. Warifeld prevailing opinion in Washington ed to have chanco of airing his “Soon two moro explosions ly leading tip to connecting 3, 1027, nnd due Oct., 13, lmd the state a t hear. Tho rail­ is that the effect will be consider­ Rond from the Orange County country. It Is tho higest duty of charges before congressional com­ ■hook the ship and sho began to with these bonds.'' linp north to intersect with thu statesmanship of this time to deroad president was a personal able. As m atters now stand. It la or.93JS63.14. mittees. Chairman Butler of tho setth) by the stern. The night was . It had been testified UK DeCottes also declared valid friend of Mr. W alton's. expected that Kansas will lie sol­ I-’orrest Clty-Apopka Road, Wild-j E rm ine the coses of this great house naval uffuirs committee is pitch dark and in the blackness tu ­ viously th a t his mother*! mere Avenue front the present old discrimination uguinst agriculture commltte d to hearing Magrudcr. warrant to the Hutton ConWhile in Sunford, Mr. Walton idly for Curtis, nnd Nebraska mult reigticd. Women rollapsed. took him e ast a t the time he on Company for 93,653.01 was the guest of S, R. Dighton, fairly sold behind Norris, despite State Road to the new State R oad,l°nd to prescribe an efficient rent- Minority members were understood the bonds. will say that I would be heartily in cdy. It’s the duty of members of to be planning to make emphatic Men aided the sailors to lower the June 13 and due Oct. 13 local counsel for th e ’ mortgage the support pledged to Lowdcn The prosecution laid the grou boots and place life preservers up­ ifavor of and woqld work for and .cogresa to solve the question.” domnndM that he be called. brings the total of w arrants company. by Gov. Adum McMullen. That work of Its charge th at Fall on the women. support a bond issue to do this With tho experience of the fam ­ Brookhart warned congress ned to 9240,100.04. both the Curtis and Norris candl- work which 1 um naiintietl would “ When the boats were swung, cepted a bribe of 230JHM) in lL Admiral Sims case a poignant ion submitted by the ut­ daces will drew support from ' ; mount to moru th an * $200,. against taking action on u "decoy ous memory, Secretary Wilbur Xnd tho the women and children were plac­ ty bonds from Sinclair. New Y hill.” ai.d declared the f.trniera s was brief except on one ring agricultural stntes i* 000.00. nnnnn neighboring bureau chiefs have tnken a fjecided aboard first. Some men a t . oil magnate, in retu rn for a !: might just ns well know th it they n tfo r 9(1*1,508.36 issued April ronsd' red a foregone conclusion edly different course In on effort tem pted to get aboard, but when on the Teapot Dome naval oil 'T o take the State Road into will get no ndequato relief during ich M. H. Hutton attem pted Doth voted for the McNaty-Haugserve. to g*ifle tho "Mngruder case. they saw there was .not room it in the Seminole County en bill. Both have agricultural Sanford the County has already the present adm inistration ” By placing L. T. Rule, _, Although the Admiral termed his enough in the boats for all a t the The others were dismissed records th a t are bomb-proof from spent about 9100,000.00 and have ____., , . . .. Colorado, bank official and to recall from the Philadelphia post th at part of the road ready to be moment, they took refuge on the v|co r _M’,dent of the following statem ent: the standpoint of the insurgent. taken over by the State Road De­ an “ insuK” Secretary Wilbur insist­ we w arrants aro nil ih' the Norris already has been assured partm ent. This break of about u *™ ’ . R a ttle and Land Company on ed that the action wn* taken “ for customarily employed by the Shelby La Fair, negro ice truck the support of a small, but in­ 'T h e work of swinging and low-] witness stand, Roberts caUbl administrative, and not punitive” f Sanford nnd none of them j r(ver charged with culnahle nog- fluential group of mid-west insur­ mile ami one-half makes our in­ ering the boats was most difficult (hat ’ * “E verhart * went castr in reasons. The secretary's statem ent, order on any bank or fiscal, , igenc# jn connection with running gents such as Brookhart of Iowa, vestm ent and also the advantages due to the blackness of the night. spring of 1922 and returned ... nevertheless, curried a stinging for the Ctty for the pay- (lown Mary Ella Budger. 15-year- Frazier and Nye of North Dnkota, th at Sanford would receive, from Because of objections, which rebuke. The crew worked manfully to ac­ large block of liberty bonds. of nny sum of money. It i*. 10| tj „ jri ia st spring on French and Mc.Master of South Dakota. this road in advertising and other­ were raised to the showing of the comodate all the passengers and Nniety 1,000 dollar bonds wise, useless, and as I am satis­ ore, our opinion th a t no legal | strcctf wa9 i* jn,, tried today bo­ Senator Borah of Idaho has prom­ Dempsey .-Tunney ohampionship Jh e stewards struggled to' ealm deposited to Fall’s credit in Push fied th a t the city is not in position on arises as to the presenta- fore Countv Judge J. G. Sharon ised to speak fort him throughout hysterical women and children. and $140,000 worth ware sold to do this work, it l n4_ . Mrv fi*ht pictures a t the City Hall ( any of these w arrants t o ' r untv f ourt Only drinking w ater was placed retire a litte over $100,000 of !“ !y , t “n,Kh t “ "«• tomorrow night. City the west. th a t the County, or a t least these nk or fiscal agency, and th a t ^ o s V e . for the state te.tiM anager W. B. Williams notified In the boats, as the crew knew the debtsdnesa of the Tres Riots two districts, join in a bond issue bsence of such presentation fied La Fair turned from Seventh psny, rule testified. MACON, Ga., Oct. 27,—(IN S )— coast was not fa r away. in order th at this might be com­ the American Lefcon today that not in any wise affect the bicycle in the opposite direction. they would have to show the film Silas White, a neyro awaiting trial “Soon afterw ards a light was pleted at the earliest possible ty of the obligation. elsewhere. for murder, suffered probably fatal seen on the horison, it was the moment. , to the demand w arrant No. Her arm was broken, LeRoy P. Chitenden, who is in injuries early today when he made Form oia. L ater the British Vessel 'T a k in g these other short con­ listed above, the auditors struck the girl who was riding u nections and including them in this charge of the showing, announced a spectacular attem pt to escape R o u tti arrived and by agreement railed attention to the fa,ct S treet onto French Avenue and _ La Fair was being defended by A liberal donation to the Florida bond issue would so network_ _and th* picture will he shown at the from the Bibb County J aIIi which oireSressel picked up all those in the records of the Seminole Dccottes and Spencer. The jury Children's Home Society of Jack­ connect our road system that any „ ^ * i ° n Clubhouse on is on the roof of the Macon Court Hfa boats and the crews of tha ATLANTA, O ct, 27. — (j Hank woujd seem to indlsonville was made a t the Lion’s of those Jh e pictorial represea' additional tax for Interest and ,enJ ,7 Boulevard a t 7 o'clock House, five stories above the street. other ships took care at some attem pt was made trying the case is composed of J. The prisoner tore » steel bar floating about on ra fts o r pre Jack Dempsey’s near coi_ otiate this w arrant with tho T. Pope, B. E. Lake, Noah H. Brud- Club luncheon at the Seminole sinking fund on the bonds could his cot, pried the lock from servers." Approximately 1,900 feet of from Chicago a few weeks ago __ in exchange for a certificate dockk. R. A. Ayers, N. A. Colbert Cafe in response to an appeal >for easily be absorbed by the Road and an outer window, and started to aid sent to the club. and P. M. Elder. Bridge Fund, as practically the film, which will take more than an lower himself with a rope made posit on the Bank." ued to repose in a safe of th e O Tom P. Tipple, of the Mobley only expense in regard to our hour to show, portrays the fight. frtm blankets. As he passed the RECOMMEND APPOINTMENT ed States m arshal today Earlier in the day J . L. Brown n Mr. DeCottes said Mr. a told him: “That shortly and J . E. Atkinson were fined 91 Drug Company was made a member roads would be maintenance and At 1 o’clock this afternoon Cro fourth floor of the building his P. Judge Samuel H. Sibley ad­ picture had not arrived from O r­ rope broke, and ha fell 100 feet. the w arrant was delivered and costs apiece for passing of the club. Frank Markwood, Paul up-keep.. . WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (IN S) journed the hearing fo r th eir ' " , he took it to. the Seminole worthless checks. Late yesterday Oberholtzer and R. A. Williams “ While I reulize th a t our taxes lando where it wus shown last He wns found unconscious about — Appointment of Prof. John O. turn to the Howard and • • r Hank and endorsed it and afternoon Robert Cone, Gilbert were appointed as entertainm ent nre high, yet in view of the situa­ night. daylight and’ taken to a hospital, Pollard of Wlliamsburg, Va., to theaters until 9 o’clock • , Pted to deposit through the Cone and John Gillespie were ac­ committee fur November with Air. tion 1 feel th a t this is the most In a brief session before i where he was found to have suf­ the Federal Trade Commission * cage in the ordinary course quitted of a charge of drupkeness Markwood* a* chairmun. K. W, conservative way the proposition fered a broken back, fractures of was recommended to President Judge this monring, attor Iness. Mr. Key* Informed him and cases against them for assau.t Thomus preslder a t the meeting can be handled, and while l feel the arms and legs and internal in­ Coolidge today by Senators .Glass Itfoned for a retu rn o l t today. as having been sies.d be item could not be handled and battery were nolle pressed. juries. He will die phyvicana say. apd Swanson of Virginia. th at this is taking on a burden der a faulty search ' t manner inasmuch as there th a t should be borne bv the whole »o funds In the bank to meet denied in a conspiracy to ' County, a t the same time it has federal statutes. ty’s obligation, but it nu been our policy heretofore in tho JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 27. accept a certificate of de­ next bond issue a fte r a district -“ (INS)—A record for speedy jus­ fer the Item the Bank would bond haa been voted for the County tice in Duval Couty was established it for him th a t way." to absorb it, and I am sure that when V. K. Roberts, 22, of Mismi, /ding to the attorneys, Hutthis would be done as has been ■nd Norman Boyd Holt, Alias Bud •uied tha certificate but left dona In the past.” Glover, 29, of New York, were sen­ “ What! Remus broke into your CHICAGO. O ct 27 (IN S)—Tes­ LONDON, Oct. 27.— (IN S )— Roumania as an act of direct (arrant in the bank while he tenced to ten years in the state pri­ Yours very truly, room? Well, III get him. for !t CHICAGO.- OcL* 27, Prince Carol’s efforts o r the a t­ vocation and an attem pt a g^ _£— :nt the matterwover. The de- timony that Mrs. Imogens Holmes that.” then she hung up the re­ D - . - l H i l l ____I U . U _______ son farm , four days a fter robbing C. W. Entzminger. the liberty of opinion of my people,"' Petri-HiU and McNi ** ledger of the Hutton Con- Remus had threatened the life « ceiver and cursed: tem pts of others to ' set aside the a local grocery store. • • » Prince Carol declared bare today continued to lead the ( ion Company shows C redit. George Remus, her . husband, in When arrested the pair plead present government of Roumania, discussing the action P rem ier B ra­ in . the aix- * “T il get th at —.’ she said, 'he Cincinnati charged with her mur­ » amount of the w arrant on guilty to robbery and grand larceny were termed ss “futile” today by tianu has taken In arrestin g far­ at tha coUmuz can’t put anything like th a t over *9 and the next day ahowa an der, that she Jiad openly announc­ on me. He’s crazy. His father died ■nd asked for quick action on their Prem ier Bratianu, in a cable to the m er Minister Manoi lead < Wng debit. The bank’a book ed her love for Franklin L. Dodg** in an insane asylum. I'll send him case. They were given seven years Dally MaiL Ing steps to suppress •nows a certificate of deposit Jr., form er prohibition agent, and to jail o r have him deported. I'll for the theft of an automobile. ' The present “strong m an" o f in tifavor of Princerestor••uad on May 19 and cancel!- had declared she would “railroad get him and plead self-defense. Bucharest who has caused Rouma­ atlon. The resignation of Miss Jean jne 13, according to th e at- Remus, were ma'da here today to And I’ve got him ju st where I Brock as librarian of the Munici­ nia to be plated under virtual " I am no plotter," Carol the •‘deposition party " by a »urtlal law following disco* pal Library has been received and want him now.’ i d . '“Any movement fo r my re­ field I priae witness, Mrs. Alice Weber f opinion concludes w ith the plot to place Carol on t ‘T h fn she called long distance scceptad by the Library Board, it tu rn must be if ' * now occupied by ’Coral's / b a t the validity of the Long, friend of th * ,sU in worosn. and asked to be connected with waa learned today. The Prince Mrs. Long was subpoenaed to —— *' old son, Xlnp Michael * nowise affected by Dodge a t Lansing again. Whilo Miss’ Brock is resigning to take from him, which '* position three ^tempted negotiation. There- appear before th e'p arty by Attorn­ waiting for the connection she a position in T ftopa where she will M. Manoilescu, STAFFORD. Conn., O ct 27. ey H arry Pritxker. Her. testimony of the tly the our opinion th a t tha foreala fo r a »t in his b« w ith her mother. She is not ex­ (IN S )-rR o b 'trt W. Pitkin, turned to me and said: **rranu represent valid substantiated the charges hurled problem to a spot “'I ’ve got him broke. Ha hasn't * * J to leave the lib ra // here by Remus from his cell, accusing obligations of the City her successor has been <»Phere i got anything. Whlla ha was in bis murdered wife of plotting Ms Atlanta he gave me power of at­ pole b« by the board. to a i throne t , Hon of Mayor E. ruin for. th e love of Dodge. powV torney—aboolute power—over “I m et Mrs. Remus several year* his property. I have it and and wires, On I age Three) fyV 3f>* ago when she was « t ^ e h m n e ^ the threw ] HeichscJ* bemy sister, Mrs. Re/aua .o S f j ? AD" D ^ M ra .— EVANS’ HIGHWAY!SENATOR NORRIS PLAN APPROVED PROJECTS FARM RY ENTZMINGER ISSUE INTO RACE S Negro Arrested In Automobile Mishap Tried In Court Here Fight Films Will Be Shown At Legion Hut Plunges 100 Feet Trying To Escape Lions Make Donation To Children’s Home Atlanta Won’t See Dempsey Filina — * - 2 Are Sentenced 4 Days After Crime George Remus’ Wife Threatened His Life, Says Woman Suprise Witness Carol’s Efforts To Obtain Throne Of Roumania Are Futile, Avers Premier Miss Brock Quits As Head Of City Library Man Chooses Power Wire To Kill Self i 2 Teams Have Lead In Bike �’Bama Threat \ Couple of Record Busters Recent Criticisms Of Navy Of f i c i a l s Believed ToBe Back Of Order By Wilbur Admiral O rdered... • To Capital Duty “For GoodOf Service” Is Wilbur’s Expla­ nation Of Transfer WASHINGTON. Oct- 2 G — (INS)—A atorm of no xniuM j ■ proportion, rorniniscont of th" . iaya when Admiral Wm. S. Sima was the stormv netri*l of the ,nnvy. was brewing today I r over the summary action o f' ‘ Secretary of the Navy Wilbur , In removing Hear Admiral v. Thomas P. Mncjrruder from command of the navy yard at Philadelphia. ; Ch Davis Rj onfield, the aopho» star of the Alabama back* this year. Brasfleld. In tho games played by Alabama so lias featured with his se n sa­ tional open field running. Western Football Teams Make Determ Bid For Flonors Against The East fnhn I Daddy) Quick of Vancouver. B. C.. will bo 107 yUJt 22. and ho still keeps busy at a m an’s Job. Ho is shown hi |ng patterns for women's dresses, whllo Mrs. Aubrey Seattle, looks on. Mr. Quick was born In 1S20 In Kn?l, Sides from London. Jlo form erly was a carriage maker' ; Red Star Concern To ' Open Store Here Soon ' Admiral Mngrudcr’s recall was masked by the usual service phrase the Red f the Yankees and Babe i The early opening I li r are tw.» makers of records, Bals ! "f6r the good of the liorvice,” hut it is no secret in WAnhinRlon or i roke his home run record ' Star CJmcery and Fee Ruth of Diiti.hu, Neb. Babe of the Y.ti elsewhere thnt the primary rea ­ r al name is not liabe Ruth | ford store at 21 I San tiiix vim* wii.lt* tlu* Omaha Bambino v.f »euson w son was the admiral's criticisms I NKW YORK. Oct., 20.—Western *ho first tune i j was announced today J consecutive days and still i Carton, who will he m anager, 1 ni all hut Lady Norf.dk, Inirl 172 rgt ,of the present iy'Tninistrntion of football, which hns been in the as-] the powerful been presented to Iinbc j The store will carry a complete ■wn- laving 'em at last report. The the navy in a recent magasinc nrt* erndanry since Knute Rockne be ' . ......t gan building his ........... ! , .’ , . , line of groceries and feed and i IlHOlt. ' Ruth. \v!u» it n liit of a farcin or* (it “ 1 have nothing to say at this tennis at N'otr,. Dame, is making i ' :,t ‘*irr,,ln" ,0' will sell to both wholesale nnd re­ timo," was the only comment Sec­ rtin n g rr nnd more determined; Halyard y id p tail customers. The exact date of retary Wilbur would make, lie • ffoi l this year than .ever before j "l t mnbtii'ge the opening will he announced raid, however, th at the correspon­ i to demonstrate thnt it has it Anyone who believes that Noire within n few days. Special bar­ dence between himself nnd the nil- ' I.Yst gained the upper hand an I Dun e will Ve an easy going gains wid be offered the first day. mlral would be made public short- ij hns hermro the ruler of the foot again, t Cieorgin Tech should take The Red Star company has ly. • 'bull world,—for the tin e le»ing a t ' pains to revise his opinion, .tor stores in DeLetul, Ocala, Pnlatkn, A fter Mngruder made his cri.iei- .; least. 1 not• sin* !~ 1 the days when Johnny Daytona death, New' Smyrna. sms of the naval administration,!I Despite the feet the east holds , Iteisnian and his famous Holden Wilbur promptly called upon him to a alight eiltrg in (he 4jh rsCctinnal , Torr.crlo, ha tieorgia Tech played submit "a plnn" whereby the navy liattles ployed this . the auiIi fie (ball as it had exhibited • her 'll), w e n $ 19.1,758,302, «ur year. could be conducted mere efficient­ three l.ig contests in winch the* I this Season. Tin* southerners have I’ '-.* to a repoit issued to d a y ' F o rtin ly. There w'ns considerable corre-i , east. Die south and thi middle not nintdvtl strength with an'. b,.:ile Itetw \ <*i| I*. Sloan -Ir.. president of dec rev.ei pondence which has never been , went will have di-tinrt ive parts on e.evt-n out of iheir o\.n bailiwick ‘ llR“' mruiion. This is equivalent l.'llfi.V.'" made public. did to the fnntoie '■* have I •*« ! Saturday may me the eastern a,i.»- iu t what they '" a share on the new $ 2 5 ‘3811 in ll Admiral M ngnnltr was quoted a- .vantage wiped nut and the v.ri * Crimson Tide of the Unjvcrr.i* ’ !•*■ . inniou r.'ick, as compared U'2t5, an Ruying when his eriticisms were tal !ng what it believer, to be it.i * 1 A! dm am u short 1ft duys ago >• r.invcd *i •.el) ui the same period Iasi in the mu published: “this probably will re ­ I rightful place in the dnminaton of made hirlnr y below the Mason nnd up with th, •. * by (Icclet sult fn my being sent to Samoa." 1: the game. Dixon line. Desjnt'* Under the present order, M agri v\ t»i n adjustments are made for l **tr. uga An between the t Nut.-,- Dane* with the gii .■ - ei-.ecl f' ■ dcr is relieved of his command at ur’ . iniiuue on he earnings re/pondir w st t-.li question* • Clin t"...nuvitti and the nliun • Icnvurd ! Philadelphia and ordered to rcpoD • . hi r Unity I'orporation" the < I" t In e lually gi at Nieaiie. has anotlim i play Inctiu* (o tho Secretary of the Navy for for this season i.lnr r ease over the mie period ln;.t U incnd . ' by the Notre-Dniue ■I i t 4 c> • binic out kfieids., hut la ' 1tnen on** • duty by Nov. 5. . r 1 S lil.irjtl, Ibi', anil the net $01,508,01 . Oii Nope Dnii’.'.*, even with I ip th e wescus Wilbur discussed Mngiudor’s battle at South lb nini fi r tlie period the great- n ehr.re • | Mis-mil | Valley Conference seined FI .niug; n 'v a.s aide to defeat l,n« i win a case today with Admiral Kbher’.e, ■i in the hi-tur** of the big c o r- |common ’ of football, which holds itself ns i (teorgia Tech only 12 to ft and \ <c r and chief of operations, and Leigh,| Sab • ’ cars to deals In* the thli d record chief ef navigation. It was indicat- s eparate entity in the weste.-n (Icorgia v a . many touchdown •,!ii. fiv * nil.i mnn.hs of 1927 ex- 120 cars, cd that Mngruder would bo kept game, will conic'Tnto action f ■* du-'rt i D tlr g ffie tchin'TfmYTt"*! f gnfre ngnf *cT 1 •! any entire previqus cnlcn- the sanu Irt Washington so the department .may keep an eye on him. Net Earnings Of Ge Nine-Month Peri Motors Fm als 193,758.302 SPEAKING AS AUTOMOBILISTI THERE’S GREAT MILEAGE IN Helps Trojans EVEN if you do not wear Stetson hnt« yourself, know many men who have worn them for years. There are ju st two reasons—Stetson Style and son Service— the snappy, youthful style and inimi Stetson quality. Treat yourself to one of the new model check up on the mileage—you will get lot you will find it’s economical in the. end. Thursday is Remna nt Day. _ Chariest Uurali, famous sprinter, Remnants o f all Description • t* ' . jls doing his bit to help turn out u chninplmitliip team a t Southern California. * It <> n It, 'shown here, in being used by Coach Howard Jones In practice* to enable the Trojan backe r. chanco to cope with rc-ul s|nied or. the gridiron. Jt^iitor to Judge Jj!15.00 Ladies Silk Dresses Stout Sizes $ 9 .9 5 •• ' • ?!; T ^' ,„ M e" 8 L' lut fc>c r 8 « Suits $ 1 9 .9 5 . ' • j • Ladies Slippers 1 * t• . • T• *' 36 inch Pajama Check 15/ y a rd •' Boys Winter Weight Union Suits - T T ' t 32 inch Dress Ginghams b.■ 1 8 / yard / 8 9 / •»Vyard* *2.50 Weatherly Silk _ Crepe 1.95 yard 1 A ' 36 inch Underwear Crepe • 1 6 / yard ! 11 • cj *. | • -* New fall cap3 for boys in Tan, Grey and Brown $1.50 to $2.50 56 inch Wool Fiannel 2.95 yard ---- --■■■«■ ■■■i «r A. McDonald was a middle* ' janitor la the public schools loner. Neb., two years ago. Its kd low during bis bparo tinia o tb s Jtidgo of tlw Cumin* couaso rt fell 111, tho supervisors 4 McDonald to Uko ths bsneb pbmrtly.a He did, and m u no c a t th at, following tho Judea's ■ ■——- - — $ 1 .9 5 \ 40 inch Baronet Satin ' '- ■; —- --....^ Mens Scout Work-Shoes | % 1 9 / yard s-TF J'JiiV': 89/ $ 2 .9 5 36 inch Prints ^ i .Mens Black or Brown Oxfords SM«a- • *«e 36 inch Bleaching 1 5 f ! yard ] • ! $ 2 .4 5 . . ,, ■ - ■■—*----^ Caps for Men, in all fancy Materials and Colors k $2.00 to ,$3.50 .. �r fm p / THE SANFOitD 1*JitA L D , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1927, IU G E TWO An Important Highway fThe Sanford Herald tlh M ' ftfry tflrniM ii M «fl A s Brisbane Sees. **It 7 !■» • Kmibir at Fl»rld». I l l Ma«v»lla A trm r. f[tUtiWN. CIiAFt’ KR FAleEH R a n g e Id E a s t - a ),n a t , Northeast Moiti'i'ItATION. a co rp o ra tio n , a n d oro-r descrlhed lo . \v I I . M a MSON. I ' e f e n d a n t s . net. t h e n c e K a n t 3 * v p i i r t M . M A S T E R ’S X l > I H ’ K U F to of l.eglnnlng, m a k i n g S m i t h t o r l Bh t o f k, MAI.K l . i „ t r r r p m o r e o r l es s , lielnvr tic F o a s t Ul.e u ‘ •N .Tl'J: •* h e r e i i y g t v e p t o a l l j ALL THAT IS NO reason why lhe gtrue tract convoyed by J. ■ n i a . c .urerii that u n d e r ! S o u t h W e s t e r l y .Hot,,, ’ mine owners should oppress their ■ N lils.ioj) IIi n i ® ll'■“ ■e ,.| : t i e . l o| i . Mi le o l a r e r t i i . u J e e r e e ] i f w a y t o F a s t h n „ h,|4 “ ‘# ■ t o J u n e s M l a r e a l>> d e e d d a l e . I men, or why workers should sub­ .........I i|, m e 1‘l r e u l t I ' o u r t o f l l i c j lit n c r e t r a c t . t h e „ r , L |H-e. . t t «t , IS* I a n d r e c o r d e d t o . . . m , -i i ii rd J u d i c i a l I ' i r c u l t o f T h e tile p l a c e of t l r u u m n , . W mit to injutice. Ifnt it is a reason 1 lo o t ^7. | > n i r lit. In t h e o f f i c e i.f : F l o r i d a in *nd f o r S e m i n . J lie g i n n i n g a t a 'i,.T ■lie I ' l . - r k rot tile I ........It • ‘o i i r t ..r for earnest thinking. N o r t h F.i i l r g 4 ,mn i, >•., o n Ill F h n n e s i y o n t h e i l l i ! i l r : s i g - 1 ‘o i mt V F l o r i d a . Al l t h e I,, „ f t v t . i l . r r A l ». tM27. I n a c a u s a , t il e H n u t l l e a s t c . , r n , r ,lf ,J aho,e d. «er l l i ei l l a n d l i e l u g In . n p. n d l i l g w h e r e i n A l i c e l » o y | e | w e d t u u a r l e r o f V. r l t , ' * 8 KM t-Vi i L K <’i it* S T Y ^ei-floii .1*1 T o n u s t , l | , Fl S o u t h o f 11 ........ . |a> n r . t w i d o w ) d e v i s e e a m t I l e r o f S e c t i o n ii ' | o wr i < t ’n . l - r *li- l*rt*vl«’o n e o f S, i ttsise Hist. . , r o f J o h n H a m p d e n Ml i a n i - I S. I ' h . t i ’Mt 11 Si s. A r t * o f |:<J7, l . q » - a , S o u t h , R a n g e i n gmo* T e d n s : i ’. k i i I ‘l ir e b a s e r l o p u r f . . r tunning North o f F l . .riila a m i u ' l l h l n l i t - a i > | i i o ) . t t i I ' e e d j i, i I ' o i n p l a i n a l i t . a n d J . XV. j o f ilo t ’o r. t i m l e r i lnt . ..f n e t . I n hl « « tfe. T h e iTapper i West I *, f e d . M i . n e e V . ^ W K W HITt: | | . , . . i . I *.*: a n d o f Ml.- \VU.l I,i f - [ I,, i ' » u i p a n > a c o r p o r a t i o n , ' deg. ( J min. t:as| | J | ) 1®l I s H p e e l a l M a s t e r III I ’h n n c e r y . F Brown, F la p p e r Sales F o rC i i t r * >v . . l i o e f ' ommUHHi t t , u n d e r i V t r . T IN'. I If i V I . K .V HIM 11 TON. thence In N o r t h e r l y si, ■ nil n l o n g n Hu,. ^ a eor|H,rat Ion. a n d W . I ' d a t e • < July II. notice l> h.-rel,> S o i l H o r s f..r I l o r . i p l a l n n l l t ran g i v e n Me l t h e f o l l o w l m r area III o f t h e r i g h t of 11 a m - o n a r e d e f e n d a n t s , I*. I' Me m l not* I ' o n i i t y , F l o r i d a , wi l l lie vi a s Sjieclat M a s t e r in F h a n c F l o r i d a It. It. n r r IN T B U Ft Hi'I IT Ft IF IIT OK T11 K rlnpn! i in.- h u n t i n g o f a l l g a m e , n ill sel l to the h i g h e s t a n d l ’o a s t l . l n e R. It. 77J f , „ TWKNTY Til I It I ' .1F t l l l ’l Ale F l i t . fur i n l m o U rn«! n •»n•u.inn* -i l a d d e r f o r r a n ' , a t the f r o it o r l e s s , t o p l a c e „f ) ,». 7F t ' i r OF l i l t STATU OF FleOltl* h i n t . ft ,t (H*rI<i«l o f f o u r ' »;ir?» i .. i he F n i i t H o u s e o f S e m i n o l e 1 o n t n Mil tig S I ' i a c r e s , ’ h,V IN \ VI< F f , 't N K l f l N o l . t : less. fi i. r n N.. i i n V r 2«. 19 27. o n l y t a t h e FU> o f S a n f o r d . F l o r l - | i 'i l 'NT V < I I AMKI t Y. \I1 • t i» • r f n f SVmlm»t« Hint)* S a i d * n l e m a y h* t o »atbf*] or, Yloiiflay. N ' o y d u l l e r 7 t h , A. i t . . . I n r ! ii •I t H H in Hi*- f o l l i n v l i u f In hi m l - i AlelCK t a i v i . i : ' IIAMliF.ltleAYNt:. i e r e e l o g . t h e r i vut i u n | ‘*1 M.. s u m . h ' l m i I t u l e May til I w i d o w t i | . i i « o a n d s o l e h e i r of . . ....... .. \ | ■ t'i*7, miring the j ary • “ it* d a t S a n f o r d . I n . r„ | ‘ .,! ll.iini' h M I 'h a in h c i layti . IS* t* irl.fi in ti- IH thr* tirl<!tg> «• vi 111** 1 J o t a ..,1 l o . u r a ot s a l e t h e f o l l o w i n g ! t h d a y o f O c t o b e r \ l> lyi?*1 • u ’ i j ' mmI i»i*nr IVi I mi I t 'omslu It i a u i , .tim ed r e a l e s ' . i t e s i t u a t e d Jo! r u n ntnif t n Ionic i Ii*n«-w ; S p e c i a l .Master ^ niin.de I onnl t . Florida, to -w i t: | THOMPSON amt MA It V k f i Mi hi i f** H V k l w a H p r l n i : * . .* TW. -..,,1 b. - a si u n a r i e r Northwest (ANHRKWH A FAItTFl: i l l lM I'SI IN Ids iv If,-. Til:. I h t n* • io rt Ii*'-a*1 *-rly n l n n i f »li** **k - 1 So l lr I t o r s f o r F n m tu., Iru., . i ,,n.*r of N o r t h e a s t u u a r t e r of FMAIll.Fdl i l.il'F K It ItKAl.TV l \ r a Ii*« • i i Im* J u n t l i o n * | rh#- l i t . Ortnndo. Florida o - e t l o n «t. T o w n s h i p 31 S m i t h . F O . MP AN V. a . , . r | i o r n t I n n . t ' l l A S . tie* Wei. . n ( 1;4v **r th»*nri Mouth* I F-itb ? . i l .. u in$r t h f Util#' W r k i - I U:> ro. n f !.*-$: l u n I nir. | N o r t h 7.71 c h a i n s ; t h e n c a W e s t dren and the future. Not to know , , T.ih.tis: t n e r u e c n u . h i .i i it is not to know women or men. > idialas; thence Kri^t M« chains The Orlando Reporter-Star Calls attention to ««r raKt Flying Farr, 118.GO of knowledge and appreciation of one of central Floridan Another Woman Scorned. r.aWlYd a a a r r n a r i r l a a a m n l l a r . greatest assets, the Black Bear Trail. lh e Orlandd papei No Rook llonfire. XT, ISIS. at I l r ■ • a a l n f r i r r E tArr •aafard * " * • * . “* ■ * "f | sayfl th at less than ten per cent of the people of this section The Fanattic'a lirip. Iffrraa It) A r t h u r l l r U b n n r - ■—-------;— -— ^have any definite knowledge of this g reat highway and few'ei T o o * r i g h t I*1-* *»y S«»»> <*«*• Ro m a k n o wr«RD K R n . M*AiACiF.ii understand the importance of the trail to the state of r a h i . i : K JONRl M n n n g l n g F . d l t » r WHILE WE TALK about flying Florida. commercially, and nbout tho pos­ Black Bear Trail." says the Reporter-Star, “is it c m m ih su h ir t io n “The sibility ot cheap flying, British­ b*r Year ........... •7. 0* Ta being built by an incorporated association. It starts at the ers 111 Mo«th« ................. fly from London tto Paris for I t r v r 11 iinth« . . historic old city of CJuebec. Canada, and ends at Saraaotn $18.HO. m <nrrirr prr Week «:w> Bay, Florida. From H a in e s City a branch will extend to Fort j w e e k l r K d l l l a a p , r Yea* in IDIT* the flying fan* was $100. 'Pierce, thence down the Dixie Highway to Palm Beach and How many long distance passen­ f k e H e r a l d . S n f « r d ‘i p l n a e r r a m a gers will li ilroads and steam ships paper, a a k a rrlh ea (a I h r l a l r r n a 'Miami." Ila a a l A r « , H ervlee r e e e lila K from when real flying days come, Bitcuring the scenic beauty of the Trail and describing carry | l l » . aap erla r . a r m u r g a a Iaa 1 1o n across the continent or across# the l: (■ r w e a l r t h n u a a a d w a r d * d a l l r e o r e r - its route through the eastern states to the south and thence ocean in !<• hours, fare about $2 ' l a * a ll th e lea d in g e r r a t a a f th e Ylrr w o r l d . T h e I. N. 1. la e a p r r l a l . to Florida, tho Orlando paper continues as follows: an hour. $2'* to Europe? It efflelew t la F lo rid a nnrt Ita a a a a n r r a t b u n d l i n g a t a l e a e w a la “The road passes through the most scenic and historic S illh u n l eq u al. MEN < A N T REALIZE it hut _ _________________ ____ sections of the country, passing as it does, through New it is dangerous to trifle with the i The Herald i. a member or <he York, New Jersey. Maryland. Pennsylvania, Virginia, North wrong young lady. .P.-™ ". ■> r'rr"1*” ” "-- » 1Cnmlinw- Tennessee. Georgia and Florida. It is a very broad Irene Johnson, young energetic J It. kuVAl.la, | .w»»eii»pr.. mhh idm iuiM highway and adheres, to the shortest line possible between end colored, handed a bill to her Si at i* H u m * . i . vii ri.iii:n> t 8 * r 7 ," »^mh*.r^r'{",^VHhmlt,, «£"*■; Hie terminal points, having a due regani for points of inter­ ta*i driver and an autom atic pistol r . M in I l: l ’> r t 2 7 . k«|tuxli <i 4 It of M ihifrlplUiie to the police Sergeant .“ Here’s my est and scenery. i\ nit: « tu vrv cm iit i t * In » f d e p i n nlmnlutrly oat.” she said. "I’ve just killed my S K i l I \ H I I : i III i T V t S T t T K O F I Hnlmn r i r r t i l n l i o n mm n r l l i f “Immediate interest is centered in the point of contact boy." ■ IIIIIIIIA. l i l i r i t Ivtawfnevti tnrI hitrlw. N' I : i : 1 I! I I .STATIC O F with this county. This broad highway sweeps into Orange M \ M M ' <; It R U N , d e e e n s e i l I Her l«>y is. or was. before he i W I T l l R S I l A Y , - X T , 27 1927 county near Maitland and comes clown the west side of Win­ acted foolishcly a Pullman car por- ' Iu I'M.I Ur I ' I mh I -Muller, ;/ > -------- - — ter Park on the new state highway. ter. He called on Irene bringing) 1" -*•!»> lv»-n 111:•i lh* H : T in : iitat ii.ieu 'M lnr.ii cm r * i t ; b r i wi l l o n Ui«* f i r * I «ln> o f four other young ladies with him I Inn,,,,, i In rll) ■ml r.u.til, nrl"Passing through the east side of I.ongwood and across \ 1» l!»2i preNent in lt»* i l a l a t r n f lull. and met the "gat " ♦‘•••inl y J u t i K o of S*i nl n• I l r r p r r i m l r r r i m l r I n J n r k n n i - an end of Missionary Park, that beautiful 250-acre tract on I i •il l ilil, l i e f 11 mi 1 r e , Wherever he has gone now, th at [III#. ,i• nit an*1 vi$in*hrr« an A<1is to be located the missionary home and school, it “ boy" will tell the inhnbitlants ■ n l m r l l n n o f « l . J o h n * I n i l l a n which \ -‘f I h r K n t u l e n f S u l l i * R l v r r ('anal. presents the clearest idea of what a wonderful highway it is. "thi t's all true about hell having »| * i. • ,.i *•#| n, i j,11 ii | f' \j f n ii Iiti . ■ 1M ,■■ a r a I i n n o f m n n l h l r “ l*»r t ' • » -■•**! t i i r r r . m a k e a p| »l l mp W nfk." Here the crushed stone sub-surface of the roadbed is on and no fury like a woman scorned. ' • Judge f»»r il flu* n -.U cm rn lln i of hull.llna pm • *»f h * r a it m I il l «•i n i t Inn the road is open for use at present. The long stretch of I M a i him aro tiolrln npnrlrunnt • t ,i f* a n d f o r a n o r d e r d i eMAYOR THOMPSON, OF Chi­ tM ln. c«mmmni« , h„ t stra ig h t highway here, together with its great width, pro- cago l"-r u-» s u c h uflmtiiisirawise man up with the time* : ,*r'.>it7 >'braNtiri<>a- sents an impressive view of modern highways. never ordered Hny bonfire to be , I t h e 3'*Mt il.it ,,f A iik • t :• 2 7 * ifti"**"™ ui.Mirrn hu.pitpi. I “Already Missionary Park is popular with sight-seers. made of hooks that he did not like, i II X T T I K i N t R F . t H That was the idea of Chicago'* £-------——------- ------------- — IThe land is being cleared around the beautiful lakes, and 1 by h r i /iiitrIt i 1 ;i t II x v f t i l e F . l l i l ; BIBLE VF.ILSE FOII TODAY I driveways are being laid out. Quite a few buildings are public library adm inistrator. Mr. il ' rll, l l r r ri-»•,! SING UNTO GOD:—Sing alnuil taking form in the park section, and filling stations are mak­ Herrmann, who has been a stage i hand and has an eye for the dra- 1 Into God our ktrength: make a joyO F 1*1111.I F t T I O V N I J F I H F I A I . i i it R T f I F tul n'iso unto the God of Jacob. ing their appearance along Black Bear Trail. matic . Tin re will ho no medieval i IN X, F l l t l T T T i’Ml T I T Ml' ' Psalm 81:1. "Between Black Bear Trail and the main Dixie Highway burning of hooks or their w riters I.F FI IF NT V IS" • M.VNU- j while Thompson is mayor. ' ( * PRAYF.Kl’Yes, I will rejoice, is the public park in which stands the world's largest cypress V I R XN’t TIS t f i f l F R r t i 1 fejoiev in the Lord. tree, "Senator,” named in honor of Senator M. 0. Overstreet, atl i dll l , Vi F o r i: FRENCH HOSTAGES who, w’ith the Entzminger brothers, donated the land on •\\ i:r:s, #*i ni, captured by Arabs are held in a »** *if J ' l ' t r l d a h i t l b i i i m F. which this and other great cypress trees stand, for a public MORE CURIOUS CRITTERS n.jit hloclinouse heavenly eneamel *» Flm t N’*iti« tiai I Itiirdc park. ri f M11W ii iik **r* IV l xrofin In " V : W Httl® frog sat on a log, and in the power of a powerful j t o u p p v u r t •» t h o The picture of content; "Orange and Seminole counties, by reason of Black Bear Sheik named Tentga known as tne - cm , ’ f f»rd»*rrd nptnint op fll* t i r r r l n on 71 Li d a y «»f N*»v»*mto*r, t I t ’s happy in the cozy hog, .Trail and these two interesting parks, will become a popular "terrihle fanntic". In his eyes in i i \ ' , 1 in** *>n*‘ t t i •* r r n p n n d r n t n In *• wt yl r il r nu f t r . | e -Y ,m ngs°tow nV ..legram .Lc e ntL‘r with tourists Both of these parks hold some of na­ chain, then kill anybody th a t d o e s, not believe in the Fiopnet is the j r m - i ♦!••(■ **» !•** p u Id I Nlirit n n r f t {% tu re s most admirable contributions to Florida, and some of shortest roatl to paradise. ti'.’ V, r (Mur corniciMIV*- w w k M ir. f!>ri| H r r u h l , a nrwftpaprr the most inspiring possibilities for man. This exceptionally obin sa t upon its nest, Heaven help anybody in the *1 in S*mi I inti* ( ‘tiiintx F l o r l . let the whole world pass; interesting section of Florida is destined to become a national hands tu a lanatic Mohammedan, ■ ’f tho If* noraidr W. \\\ ; Contentment lived within Its breas.; center to which motorists will come. Its development is in ) Christian or other. The only d if - , Wt", h i d nr*, hv m** a •* r l r r k n f ft rcnee between them is th a t one m,i i flu* wriil t l o r r i i f n n u halcan tn n f{°0.) Daily News.; keePinK with lht? new and better development of Florida." ! is a little more blood thirsty thnn <io n., m»•tiiWith d a y o f i »rlid»f*r. l!»27. V i: | m i f i J | / . \ S S , K x i --------------- °--------------the othhr. i *!rrk • t" F i r e n i l F n i i r t * • The katydid it sings a song. 1 Let’s Have The Facts H> \ M WKKK.S, of ,r»fCI •I Ih.! -Xttta r i- y nc r• I n Extra Added Attraction t 1OFFICIAL m f As happy as an elf; I t 's happy all the whole night long, f V l t cannot hear itself. —Arkon Times, He goes and lakes his honey. •Hn«,nu’.'1 lIniirralu ?m grU‘!er th c 8ecretary's action is an insult , to Mr. Wilbur it was for “adm inistrative reasons, I t won’t be long now. --------o------?,"dn ,n0 thPU^ ,V! ’. To Jhe pubjic the case indicates a most It shows th at if an officer of either Tho reported break between deplorable situation. a rrest Lake and one ol his Ueu- the navy or arm y tells the truth he m ust pay the price of -V imnts now uppenrs to h« nothing public humiliation and transfer to some minor post or take a t a myth.’ reduction in rank. So long as an officer keeps his mouth ------------ o------------' Hmit aml countenances things which he knnwa tn i... a,™.,,, From its recent actions, it ap-,hi.s nosition is snf»» n U in n .l,, . . . 0 . s t0 oc Wong, *rs that the City Commission ° bv,0U8,y som?th «ng is wrong in i adopted a policy of " L e t H> ste*? J,ke that. The public s suspicion is thoroughly aroused and it-t »rge do it.” £3 2 be reflected in a demand for a congressional You never really realise how in\estimation. It is the proper course. The public wants to lime flies until you s ta rt to trad.* your c ar on n new one.—The know the truth and it entitled to have the fact!! placed b ° fore it in spite of the muzzle which Secretary* Wilbur has Icrnvm t Press. -t------clamped on his subordinates. * nnH Tho political axe Is going to be -o"j * ■ ed one o f these days and when falls the aspirations of some ill be shattered. ------- o------- Dempsey Tunney Figlit Pictures MILAN] E THEATER I». C. KOTH E li MERE, MOST POW- •SI- \|. ) t i ful man in England, because h e ___________________________ o w n s the most powerful newspaper in t iie c ir c u it c o u r t o f mem i.e:iiumls Lloyd George's return to I INo i . e c i ’UKTv. f i .o iiio a . in ___ ____ __________ power. Britain is excited about t h i s , 'u V. ’ hkni'. ev un.t u it a r m o r , ' ’omit t:tl mint i«. and about Rothcrmere’a statem ent t*10* Lloyd George is the man to t ' I I A I M . US U. W* E\ SHT , mill MA MF . I E Today.in Navy Day anti all over, the country cities and states have been asked to join in a general observance of tht Iday. The Tampa Times reminds Ui th at there is “much misGW-Bru n sleeps within his den, I ‘apprehension as to what Navy Day really is," and cities as ■Jt And restful i s his pate; the best definition a suggestion of the Saturday Evening f i e dosen’t have to eat a thing i:. XX US’!’, l i t , w i f e , F I . A U D i : f . Post, th a t "Secretary Wilbur and his colleagues, officers i n i h°''J »»ciallsm in check. ■|T , V F or he effo nihernate. HUMIIMii.N. uni l MAI ME E HUM II . l l . T e t w I mn , . Hiuting* (Neb.) Tribune, I the! highest ranks, the Navy. 1,League, and. all who. call then.- (wjjV^eVlmali'whtm K S r T o m . MON. _ J e IL , . ' , . ................. , w i l l s e e m s i n a i i Wi ll' ll n m n n y v w m N tiTIFI. OF MASTER'S SALK |selves friends of the navy will devote their best thought and P„res them with Lloyd (k-orge. He N'l’l li' i' i In r e l i ) Kl veti ( t i n t u n d e r I I To steal u ton hpick front n rut .energies to selling the navy to those who have paid for it In, nnancctl the war supplied the ttm- t i nd li> \ ii in. nf n I t e c r e e u f K, , r r * i-l.'Hiir,' n i , , | S.,|». w n i e r e i l In His _5 J Would be of no avail; imition, ntxd then with Clemenccnu h Ii ovv e n t i t l e d eiinj,,., n n Mie f , l h d a y | do not yet know what they have got." hy should It worry over th at i.f Ni i vei nl i i r, A M . IM37. I. lie M|ieehe won the war. Now Britain m W hen it can use its tail? M i i n i e r In t ’l m n e e r y o n M o n d a y It seems to be the irony of fate th a t Navy Day comes at 1^’ I T h i m tow“rj1 th^ country out lul t i n Move h i l l p n y o f N n v e m t i e r , A, K ■N W '" —I. Minna “ *■ g H fl time when the public’s gaze is focused on the Navy Depart- 1 l)f th« post wir sloug slough of Indus* ■7, I!I2J. s. i nie I*.-1i i k R u l e | l ay n f Oi l s C o u r t ani l n leKiil H a i r s d a y . In ,s*ni han»v u th.. liehtekine hmr .m ent* n.ot becullMe of the outstanding uchievmcnfs Of that i trial despond f r o n t of lhe C ou rt H o u s e nt S a i l ord, Meinliitfle C o u n t y , Florida, T o ^ J ? J ? U r X c T * g’f i " re™ bufc because of Secretary Wilbur’s action in handling o f f e r f o r sill.- | o t h e h l u l n s t ipenses in a sum quite snug— the Mugruder case. In their efforts to stim ulate more in- , NCE MORE YOU are warned, be mw ii dl l In-si I d d d i - r f o r r u s h , d u r l i i K lli>* anything l-'Knl h o u r s o f s a l e, t h e f o l l o w i n g imvh lb does not pay fur juice. | terest and support in the Navy, Secretary Wilbur and hi3s-6 putioVH “bnut. "c,Jlin« th ■t eser l l i ed land s i t u a t e . I>Ti i k a m i a t solil —Orleans Chronicle, colleagues will find some obstacles today in a hostile f itizt'ii-jpfe^rji" lo I n a I n ’ t h e C o u n t y of Me ml u n i i s recently hml m u l S t u t , 1 of F l o r i d a , m o r e p a r t i e th e centipede's a lucky stiff, "VP*. ^ W !o aJ*e aroused oyer the high handed manner i i ftheir ^ littlo* fingers pinched yester­ h i m ly d e s r r l h e i l u s f o l l o w s , l o - w l F e h a l n s North f Ju*t think t-f all the rocks ’ b the Navy Department is being operated as indicated day when "G. M." hopped up over Uf rooinntn t eitiheeh i K S o3.1.0 u th e as t e o r i o r of S e c t i o n 3*1. T o w n s h i p lit. S o u t h kTwould cost him if the styles |by Admiral Magnifier's abrupt transfer because he told t!u* three point*. u f I t u n u e 29 E u s t I s i i l d e o r u e r It will hop higher toduy, prohab. ■ required truth. h e l n a m a r k e d hy a Stone |,osl) when the world learns th a t the thence North *».x7 chains;, ........... Tk»t ctntipeka w ..r h | .A dm iral Maarmlcr. like th.. illuatrloua Admiral Sima. ly, company in the lust three'm onths ♦ We st 7. 1.7 c h a i n s ; i h c n c c Mo u t h hud the tem erity to express himselt on certuin extritvu^ance:* has eHrnetl more than $114,000,000. !'.S7 c h a i n s ; t h e n c e E a s t T I ’. lo place or hcKlnnltm. arul other discrepancies in the department. He declared That means earnings at the rate •'liltIlls m a k l r i K T.iia a c r e s , m i t r e o r l o o , Jie poor fish isn't sick a t ull, ■/M ill helltK t h e s m i t e the navy was “spending three hundred million dollars and of more than $14 a share on the v e y e t l hy J . N. I t l s h o p t ra an dd trionts, ,, W ith joy his heurt doth fill; No troubles with a w ater m eter, sic I t l s I l o p l o H e l e n M M. getting two hundred million dollars worth of rmvy.’’ He re­ now stock, selling at about $1-9. j ..................... We wnm you, don’t gamble; and. Wltcolrr, ami Jume s ,\|. M t a v e s . He dosen't even get a bill. ferred to inefficient administration and the never-ending I. I»Sft m o l —Wuycross Journal—Herald. more earnestly we warn you. don’t [ ‘iVn.'s-k" 57 __ p a a e 3S. Ill red tape in connection with the operation of the department. sell this country short. th e office of the Clerk of the *' I r e u l t C o u r t o f i i r n n i f e C o u n t y , “PP.arent,y have not set well with Secretary hunting bird we’d like to be, F lo rid a , mul o f w h ic h a n u n ­ JIo dosen’t need the money; Wilbur who administered a stinging rebuke to the admiral COTTON JUM PED UP more divided o n e . h a l f I n t e r e s t i n a l l ■ai d lot wa « . conveyed t,> ben he gets lean in the shank, and ordered him to be relieved at Philadelphia. thnn $2 a bale yesterday. Steel ........... .. M. f i r a v e s a n d A l i f e T. I THE FIGHT PICTURES JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL they say the H utton deDecision of a federal judge in j many from other* states besides w a rra n ts are valid and of punurk’s pictures j• mmols, Illinois, ever to watch a prixe-flght i.uit ..hojving .. uw. uk os be paid. "My goodness," N e w jo r k that the woodchuck and away he of Driia / lr h ? *WtW in the a " ™ ’ Millions of words frnn.ru *.** ' •J lhf uKh •we re printed about the fight, be“ P * " 1 ^ ”n of them is against th ejfo r,. nm, uft„ . Picturc9 !fho’win(r <-----O' ■— ^lr; c' ed, atte.n.U,o n Kto • « ? « •» nf it have been widely printo f the commissioners arc ~ A > th at ou« h‘ to be r a - l e d , outside of Illlnios. In all this to have expressed their psalad. It is nn example aled. examme of how j there was no violation of- law. A ig n e ’s to hsve a charter electlaws can be made redlculous. It will pUbnc craving was satisfied, de.: b at they didn’t try to vote $ f T f i L T S I T IpiV' whl,t ni«y b« agains'. way. , V h T * : 0f- *he Unlt!u Pr 'l t ‘-fightlng. Yet It is unlawful —- . X o in M’.zico. it appours th a t They may th,! In plct“r” better 0L offth?It,fI*uht’ they to cnrr>' of lhe movies 8tat<J Jnbeyond whlchbounthe ial candidates run w hether don t see them. But beyond th a t f j ^ t was held. or note—DeLand Nows, circumstances are some stra n g e inThe law against transporting the:y have to have a doggone terperations of privileges. fig h t movies was passed a fte r the arm y behind them if th«y extriL ^ rtfh ’ r 5” 0fk t h # U w to iJeffries Johnson fig h t when it was run long. k ^ • f0*rwl Prajudices m ight be Incited -------------- O' 5.H L ro r n ^ tt K " 0t *»/ lo w in g . The excuse for yeara ago when the & i v x d ( I ’ i u 9 rU,Iln* 0 t ^ thc I“w has passed. r woe draw n, the peoT h n t,pI^ CM •.* * .? ; • This is no brief f o r Tex Rfcksrd to voice th eir views on niml?r„. In ’*! -™nsPort* t !“0■of the or promoters. W e believe they Incor- pkt^ires pm:11*1®* anu , f , ’ exploited too much and and is U an invitation w t o , j , ave %in the document wass (ncor* | fat section 130. A been guilty Ut th th aa tt ^ H 0Qnn Of U “n.oth; r T a w ' >thQt ne^ P « P « s have I it city f m I 1? f? r 4Uw* !of Impropriety in . . . and I which in this instance e - 1 »their t , „ i _ >inii „ „ „*L#u ins.unee can can be bo tre traeundue profit. B ut In laws of the c h arter eJ to the existence o f a statue th a t the kind here cited thyre la an inno Justifiable defense, consistency th a t sacouxsgss law the night of the fig d it. ileUils stock went up, money was cheap. You could borrow ut 3 1-2 percent for speculation. Altogether it wus pleasant for brokers, whose seats are now w orth a quarter of a milion apiece. You could buy one for $25,000 not long ago. A KILLING THAT will puzzle the jury comes from McHenry county in Illinois. The police an­ nounce th a t William Schumacher, 28, was Innocent of the charge th a t he had killed his father. Schu. mneher told them "you are wrong. 1 waited fo r him to come into the bam , pulled the trig g e r, and the shot almost blew his head off." Ills fa th e r made him work be­ fore and a fte r school when he wus i> years old, took him out of school for good when he was 12, and made him do a m an’s work. He beat the boy’s mother, repeatedly, knocked her into a hot stove and left her there, drove a pitchfork into the leg of a younger brother so far that the boy could not pull it out without help. W. I,'raves to ltal|ili W h e e l , er l»y tleetl d a t e d Feh. ;»th. 1912 a n d r e c o r d e d - I n b o o k | v* p a a e <&&. Ill t h e o f f i c e o f t h e clerk Ilf t h e c ir c u it i u n r i of ttrantra I'ounty, Florida A l s o r o m m e n c I n K 12.17 c t m ' i i . N o r t h f r o m ’t h e H o u t h e a s t c o r t i e r o f H e r t l n n 3«, T o t v u s l i l i i pi south. l U n t f e J#’ E a s t ; t h e n c e 1Ml IDay j Frida) r , O ct. 2 8 th j * \ | in V t I With regular program No advance in prices I t opened our eyes J to the wonderful possibilities! of Brushing Lacquer . UST think of it! Lacquer a floor J with Devoe Brushing Lacquer and dance on it an hour later. Finish a table and eat on it a half hour later. As beautiful as enamel, more durable than varnish, Devoe Lacquer is the most marvelous finish we’ve ever seen. » BALL H A R D W A R E COPhone $• JIIS T BEFORE THE murder he knocked his wife to the floor with a blow on the chin, accusing her of infidelity, saying a ’ farm ­ hand was the real father qf the 28-year-old >on. That son killed him. The neigh­ bors corroborate the story of cru­ elty. It will not be easy to get n con­ viction in th at-ca se . A FTER A LL T H E talk about extravagant women” you will be Interested In. this fact, provided by th e United State.: departm ent of labor: M en,'on the a v e n g e , spend more* fo r tLslr clothes than women. The ‘ 'kvcragd fo r hnshads la $71.38; f j r wives, 63.55. Woolen, arg th e ecnotnlcal half of I ‘P r a c t i c a l T e s b ‘Prove D e v o e Q u a lify mem �o A L 'I V * W alter 1ifan ipotorcd to DcMe Mahon Protests! I-and and. Orange C ity, Thursday Attractive Line OfiDeCottesAndBoggs Against Courtney: where he went on bnsincss. 1928 Hupmobilcs Is Say Hutton’s Claim Miss Kim a Tolar, M i*. Bullock As Walker’s Rival and M aster Ralph T o lar motored Put On Exhibition!AgainstCitylsValid Tuesday to Orlando where they Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J S ocial Calendar In State Of Arizona Mrs. J. B. Lawson entertained most delightfully at bridge Wed­ nesday afternoon a t her home on THURSDAY Park Avenue. The guests w'erel,,,,, ines Daughters Class of the the members of the Wednesday j hodist Sunday School will have lowe’cn party a t 8 o’clock a t home of Miss Alice Gooding featured in th e decorations and yal Neighbors of America other details. Bowls of antignnon »ive a Hallowe’en party at and ferns were used with pleasing o’clock at the old Masonic effect about the rooms where the over tho Basket. All Roynl card tables had been placed for hbors, Modem Woodmen, play. families and friends are inHand painted tallies carrying out tho color scheme were used in keeping scores for the game nnd FRIDAY jnior B. Y. P. U. of the F irst a t tho conclusion of the fifth pro­ tist Church will be given a gression, it >vns fount! that the lowe’en Party a t the, home of prize, a string of green heads had , Lucille Bolz on Pari: Avenue. been won by Mrs. Tom Bolt. R e fre sn rn ts of a tasty salad ;rs. Wurt W. W arner 'w ill enain the members of the Lottsa- course with coffee were served a fter the prizes hnd been warded, n Bridge Club a t the Valdez. is« Dorothy Haines will cn- by the hostess. Joining the players for tea was ain at a Hnllawc’en party a t Mrs. John Blount of Waynesboro, home on Pnrk Avenue, illie Harrison Chapter N. S. D. Ga. Playing bridge were Mrs. R. will give a subscription Emmet Hunt, Mrs. Henry Purge party nt 3 o’clock a t the don, Mrs, Jnck Hewitt, Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. Howard P. Smith nan’s Club. Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs. Charles KTook, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., dock at qer home m M rs. Cantwell and Mrs. Ed RawSATURDAY isscs Ruth Penrman and Juilia hie will entertain a t a Hol}’en party a t 8:00 o'clock a t the ion Hut. hiUren's story hour a t 10 xk at the Library. ^ »vin Graham will entertain a t [lUowe'cn p arty a t 8 o'clock, hildren’s m a tin g a t JO o'clock the Milano Theatre. ■* I MONDAY >ipe Organ Club will meet a t Do'clock at the church parlors h Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and Mrs. [R. Fort ns hostesses. (embers of the Azarian Class of [First Baptist Church nnd their binds will bo entertained a t n E m ’«n party a t 8 o'clock a t the |u e f Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey 301 E Eighteenth Street. I s TUESDAY Itsisole High School ParentKcfctn Assciation will meet a t B octal; at lha,SwnUipia. High 0 NEW YORK, Oct.. 27c—(IN S) — Jess McManan Madison Square Garden’s matchmaker, announced today h8 would appear before the New York State Boxing Comnns. sion tomorrow ini vigorus protest against the commission’s recogni­ tion of George £o u rtn ey , Okla­ homa “cowboy," as the logical intendor for Mickle W alkers mid­ dleweight title. The commission’s action in s<> labeling Courtney, autom atically gives W alker,'but 30 days to de­ fend his title or lose it In this state. Even the imperturable Tex Richard left the links a t Hot Springs, Va., long e n o u g h - y ester­ day to telephone instructions to McMahon, the latter said, adding th a t he would place contracts ne holds before the commission which call for a Walker- Flowers return bout. . . ,. rpent the afternoon. Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Archie Betts nnd Mrs. Charles L. Britt motored Wednesday to Orlando where they spent the day. Mrs. Lucius B. McLeod of Tampa is visiting in Sanford as the guest of her mother, Mrs. M ary Higgins and sister. Mrs. Ralph W ight. Mrs. Paul Rodfern and two young children of Wildwood, will arrive here Fridny to visit her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Spencer. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. M ettinger of Jnckt^nviile are bpemi'Dg some Hun* here with th eir daughter Mrs. Waiter Morgan a t her home in Fort Mellon. ^ ( TRUEMAN f e r t il iz e r . CO. Main Office and .Factory Jacksonville, Fla. .. . TOMORROW “BEAU G ESTEP The ultim ate in screen achk ment, first shown a t pop prices, with RONALD COLEMANT and an nil s ta r ea*tf ' Coming Richard Dix in "SHANGHAI BOUND? List of Members of Doctors nnd Nurses Exchange. Dr. It. E. Stevens Dr. S. Puleston Dr. .It N. Tolar Dr. C. L. Park Dr. A. \V. Knox Dr. C. P. Vincent Dr. \V\ F. Langley* Dr. J. T. Denton Dr. A. F. Thomas Dr. Cl. S. Sclmnn Colored Doctors; Dr. O. A. Prince Dr. G. H. Starke Dentist * Dr. E. D. Strickland Undertakers; Miller & Erickson J. K. Gramling Col. M. C. Mosley, Col. If unable to locate nny of the above, call the Doctors Exchange PHONE 46. AT $2.50 ALSO ONE TABLE FANCY SILKS AT $2.50 FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Suqford' IN TI1R CIRCUIT COURT OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. MARK!, A, IUJBY. Complainant U. I>. UASW ELL .1 H HARVARD, I M. IIA lll. It. r* TIHDAI.K JR., and LEONA A, TISDALE, Ms wife. W, U. FIELDS ii ltd MAIU1ARET FIELDS. Itls wife. A. N JOHNSON, ili.inir liusIneHs Aij* J o h n so n RUM­ MER COMPANY, formerly JOIINr SON A- PATTERSON. Will It- C. Tip DARK JR.. INC. n Corpora* l*n. COATS eloquent of the wonderful Paris of today! For in their every detail you will note th at such smart coat modes could havesoriginated nowhere except in the world’s fashion capital>« *«. Defendants. ir His. M. S. Wiggins. t »»«rs were laid fo r Mrs. ErHouaholder. Mr*. Floyd Palm er • M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Lan 'if*! M ortimer Glover, ■R- R. Deas, Ms. David Cald•Pd Mrs. W. W. P otter. * ' _ and Mrs. John C. Sm ith and Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. r* motored Sunday to w* City where th«y ip en t the M the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ■ WaUma. TODAY KEEP THIS NEAR YOUR PHONE NOTICE OF MASTERS HARE. isters Bridge Club N o t i c e Is livruhy tt l v r n t ha t u n d e r und b y virtue o f u Decree o f Foreand Hate e n t e r e d III t h o [embers Entertained Hay Ride And Picnic eloNure aloive entitled euu<*e, o n t h e St Ii a y o f O c t o b e r . A D . U'ZT. I. a s !y Mrs. B. L. Perkins Enjoyed By S. S. Class dSpecial M uster In C ha nc e ry, on rooms where the guests as tabled for the game were bright th guantltios of golden rod an(l ids. The Hallowe’en idea* were Med out with the tallies und pre pads. Progressive bridge was played tang the morning hours und afthe stated number of rounds had m played scores were added and • prize for top score, a deck of Uke cards was awarded Mrs. nest Housholder. Ml o'clock the tables were c le a t »nd spread with dainty luncheon let* and centered w ith bowls sutumn flowers. A t each place and New that and per­ A FINE LOT OF FRENCH FELTS — Values From $8— to $6 .00— Tho Sallie Harrison C hapter N. S. D. A, R. will be hostesses a t a most delightful bridge party F r i­ day afternoon at 3 o’clock a t the Woman’s Club. Many novel plans have been made for the pleasure of the guests nnd lovely prizes wil he Mrs R. E. T olar motored, Tues given. Reservations may bo made day to Orlando where she spent by telephoning either Mrs. R.' E. the day. Tolar, Mrs. F. McKenzie Davison, Miss Zoe Munson or Mrs. John \V. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sellers und Meisch Jr, .i -:i Mn and Mrs. H. Sutherland of Jacksonville were tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Speer for the week-end. Mrs. Sellers nnd Mrs. Sutherland have recently return­ ed from an extended trip through the West and Canada. r ’e wish to express 'o u r alncerc Inkj andf appreciation fo r the Inv kimlabases shown us during | illness and death of Mrs. C. V. Ilntyre and alsd for the many katiful floral offering*. C. V. MC INTYRE. MRS. J. N. TOLAR. L. R. MC INTYRE. I , C. D .JIC INTYRE. .An enjoyable social a ffa ir of is week waa that of Wednesday wn Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins enftained tliemembers of the SisD Rridge Club a t bridge and ifbeun at he» home on Magnolia the public. The Hupmobile line fo r this year includes 24 standard and custom body styles, the largest number yet put out by the con­ cern. The local agency plans an ex­ tensive selling campaign by which it expects to distribute the largest number of Hupmobiles since the concern was opened.* The Hup­ mobile has become very popular with Sanford citizens and its new Jine of cars is expected to a ttrac t many prospective iiuyer* to the local showrooms where the car* ,will be placed on exhibition. SEMINOLE H A T SHOP $2.50 SALE SATURDAY OCT. 29th D.A.R. Bridge Will Be Pretty Affair Friday UM/J OF THANKS Tim many friends of Mr. Mrs. Harry Papworth of York will be pleased to lcnm Hey have arrived inSanford plan to make this city their manent home. A| wil, ^ The commission in bestowing its m ■»«kwnrlil.. favor upon Courtney indirectly ex ­ pressed the opnion that Walkei was evading his respinsibllites as the middleweight champion. W. II. Jcacle Jr., of M andarin is visitintr his parents, Mr. and Mrs. * (Continued From Page 1) F. Hopsholder the Commission’s plan to fix the rate for this year’s taxes yesterday at 23 mills, an increaso of 10 mills over last year, was postponed until the final re­ port a t Gaylord C. Cummins. 'Jie City’s financial consultant, had been receired. City Clerk L. R. Phillips was instructed by the Commission to open the registration bock for the approaching election on Nov. 5. The election will bo held Dec. 5. W, C. Hill is the outgoing commis­ sioner. Announcement th a t the 1923 Hupmoblle line of automobiles Is rendy for distributon and is now on display to Sanford people, was made todny by the Sanford Auto­ mobile Company, local agents for the Hupmobile nnd Marmon cars. A complete new line of sixes, de­ scribed as the most attractive cars ever m anufactured by the Hupmobile factory, is among the offerings for this year. New an distinctive body types have be emphasized in the new Jlupmobllcs, it was announced, In addition, the prices have been materially reduced to n^nko the rnrs an attractive purchase for Mrs. Ralph W ight and guest Mrs. U B. McLeod of Tampa rooMrs. George Rice, who bns been tored Thursday to Olrando where ending the past few days hert'i Mrs. Method will visit her sister ill her dnughter Mrs. A. |{, Mrs. H arry N. Dickson,for a few *y leaves Friday for Tangerine days. turn out between me c ami the dethroned would be ™ re propitious a t tills time than . ( W alker. Courtney match, ho con- „ y Literary Department Of Woman’s Club Has Very Enjoyablel Meet oanl of Managers of the Woi’i Club will meet ab 10 o’clock !e dub house. i . M o n d a y t h e S e v e n t h Day o f N o v e m ­ b e r , A. D., 1»27, s a m e b e i n g R u l e The members of the Fideli* D a y of till* Court uml u l«aal sales Class of the B aptist Sunday School* Liny. In front of the C o u r t House at Seminole County. Florida, enjoyed a most delightful hay ride Sanford. Will o f f e r f o r anlo t o t h e q l x h e a i and picnic, Mnndny evening ut Blue a n i l beat bidder for cash, during the Lira I hours of sate, t h e following Springs. serjlo-d land, situate, lying and , The group met a t 7 o’clock ut the d> belnic In the County of Seminole and church and motored to the Springs State of Florida, m o r e particularly drsrrlhed as follows, to wits in u large truck. Lot* Four 14) mol Ftv* (5) of Gdmes of nil kinds were featured NORMAN Y S y C A I l E . according during the ’ evening, and Victmla to plat thereof of i.cor.l; In the Public Record* of Seminule music was ulso enjoyed until o lute County, Florfdu, in Plut Hook 3, hour, when a large bond fire was PUKe It. built ,and weiners and marshmal­ Term*:— Cash. P u r c h a s e r to pay lows roasted. A bounteous picnic fur Deed. W. E. W HITE. supper augmented with hot coffee An Special Mauler in ('liuncery. and weiners wus served. About 30 WILSON. HOYLE A DUHITON enjoyed this outing. Solicitors for Complainant. N ew Feature N ew Silhouettes ■ Fall Dresses 512.50 to 29.00 Finest stocks and early delivery We will have strictly first btsss, well-matured, rtfady for Im­ mediate planting seed potatoes betwtibn November first and tenth. If you are going* to plant early potatoes plaiV your order now. We will have varieties as follows:— Our famous KILGORE'S BRED-RIGHT RED BLISS cannot be excelled. It is the finest bloodqd, true to type, disease-free, best graded and highest yielding seed potatoes to be found anywhent}. KILGORE’S BRED-RIGHT RED BLISS seed potatoes packed in THE newest frock models seem particularly partial to ; georgette and satin, with much Btresn laid upon the latter. ■For the gown d f brilliant black satin needs no further e la ^ oratioi} to carry, it to success for every daytime hour front] luncheon to late tea. strong 100'lh. crates^ KILGORE'S MURPHIES RED BLISS seed potatoes of the same blood and stock ua^the BRED-RIGHT, except it has the under and over-siz* in it. Also tubers with slight blemishes. I t is splen­ did seed. Packed in strong 10Q lb. crates. Selected Rftd B liii, put up In 150 lb. b a g t, * ^ t i ', , iLocal Reprenaenta- carloadt 'V t i v e Home of B New•<Jw Details > U New Fabrics • ... ^ * e ’f SnU gH iplines C hecked Velvets Two Fabrics W ool R ep N ew est Colors Certified Red Bliss, put up in 150 lb. bags. • f.r . ‘ M aterials The great m ajority of these fine w inter routs is further enhanced by the finest f u n from sleek, flat fur^ to luxuriant furs ua soft uml supple as velvet. For Early Planting t J - v Fascinating N ew SEED POTATOES • Treatments o f D etails �PAGE r o u n TH E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOBER-277 t927, on nr iwn yesxfft being A rgentina. P rlg’um. Brazil, n ri.r Octolier I. lt>J7 '#ltn Intercut Chili, Colombia. Coxlullirn • ' ' 'oft nalil iliiferrril jun mi miw I rum O^t. ofUovnkin, Denmark. The■ I>••mI. l!>27. nt lltf r.it»* iif elifht per KinlanJ, i '* n t |M»r .in mini until |i«U . Interest iuninn Republic, Ctluadnr Ir.,lv I puVnljle .I'ml-umuinl1’. • | G reece, Honrirnn, Hungary • ! NO W T I l i m B K i ' i M : vnu a n d eunh Japan, Jugoslavia, I.ibera, Me x i * , r»f r u u . a r e h e r e b y n > t « l r r t l lf» li« co Norway Panama. Peru I' nl it t hl n n if t i p p e n r ln- f or t ' III! * il tl t >* J u <Ikm " f Kem inotr fiiii'if Kl i rli l n, a t hl n ami Salvador. I o f f i c e In i l i e C o n r I l I n u r e In K a n f< n t , S e m i n o l e f o t m i i , K1<>rMa. at i ( , K r M e n n ' c l o c k A. M. on n o - l l t h d a y o f i l < o c i N o t r e m l i e r , 1'»27. and t h u s c a m . - If ■ ‘ | a n y y o u h a v e w h j t h,, n r a v e r o f t h e IV V w . a f o r e s a i d p e t i t i o n - l o m l i l n o t In* H fm m „„ ..f L ' K.r*t N'at’1. Hank Bldg Sanford, Fla. JAMES A. SANDS Select CHRISTMAS (inly 17 shopping days fore Christmas, 108 Magnolia spec ia l DIGGERS DA IRY FAIOl Phono 17 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk for Babies UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption. Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tho Phone 375 Dress Goods Cifls NOW on our new easy pay men! plan. Jeweler world.” UNION PHARMACY \rchitect 32,1 Saloon] Ave. m ent, t o ’demand that the hanking aysten P of the country Ik* supervised only by those fam iliar, hy practice and experience, with the practice of banking, not only in this country, but in th e other miuntrie„s of tile l i e outlined wlliit America has i done with her money in the m atter o f foreign in vestm en ts in the last f three j^ears. In that tim e, he said, K the United S ta tes loaned to (Jer. m any alone considerably more than 91,000,000.000. H« added th at there ' ia hardly a country in the le a g u e of Nations which has not borrowed money in America, am ong them n th JuilKr. “Service You’ll Appreciate” ; th a t the future w elfare of the | -------U nited Sntes “is certain t o l i x T|r be greatly influenced b y the finan\\\ ' cial policy which this country pur- c ; u V; su es.” ' - pi n t "Is it too much, therefore, to in- j '''/TJy,' sis that this policy be mnda and t u k "* made and carried out by those whoi<t.YI>i have practical experience ns w ell as 1 \ \i! ' theoretical training in m atters o f ; y ..,,1 finance and banking?" he asked, f i: i :i > Traylor w as speaking before the |y ' fifty-third nnnual convontion of the rr,,‘, , American Bankers association, nt- 1ite.i- f tended by financial leaders front all parts o f the country. J*,V-V i , “ Intelligent self-intere*t ought t o 1f " ' n im pel qyvry citizen of the country, , , w h atev er his occupation or em ploy­ ( this fount) be­ :! GENUINE 13 PLATE A A A FORD BATTERY FOR « J > X U e U V AND YOUR OLD BATTERY Ford Batteries need no introduction. They can he used on all makes of cars and are rin ideal Radio Battery. 54-in. All-Wool English Flannel in white, balsam green, light blue, marron glace. Y a rd New York’s- last minute styles in heavy Crepe Satin, heavy Flat Crepe nml Gwrgette. 4 0 »In. Baronet Satin In aB the leading colors. Colors: Black, navy, cocoa, marron glace, balsam green. Real chicken dresses. Y a rd ftO c © u tiin g Edward Higg Flannel Good heavy weight in white, light blue, pink and grey. Authorized Ford Sales & Service Palmetto it Commercial Sts. Phone 331 Y ard 36-in. Bungalow Cretonne New fall patterns in large flowered designs. New York Y ard 1 ® ^ . ’. ‘30-in, Fast Color ENGLISH PRINTS ft i • Beautiful patterns in this popular material. Small flowered and fig­ ured designs. All sun and tubproof. New York styles and colors in Flat Crepes and - Satin Back Crepes. Values that cannot be equaled any­ where. Persons’ 211-store buying makes the price possible values up to 315.00. Yard VU FURNISHING GOODS power Real SPECIALS Men’s winter weight ribbed Under­ wear shirts §md drawers. All sdzes, Special P riced fo r 3 Days Only Men’fc Ribbed Winter Weight Bleached UNION SUITS All sizes 36 to 46. Special— Such a kitchen, stretching from New York to San Francisco, would be needed to shelter tn* 4,500,000 housewives w ho are cooking to Jayon Perfection Oil Stovesl Every day more than 50,000,000 meals are prepared on Perfection Stoves. And every year, three out of every five women who buj oil stoves buy Perfections. W hy this extraordinary preference? Becaust Perftetions give the greatest cooking satis­ faction, year-in, year-out. Consider this fac well w hen buying a etove. Let the judgmen cf 4,5po,000 women, guide you. t v P E R F E C T IO N STOVB C O M PA N Y Atlanta Branch —11J Court!*nd S t , & £ . 66x80 Part Wool BLANKETS Late arrivals direct from America’s foremost designers in Felts, Metallics and Satins. Real hats at real prices. Pink atyd blue plaid. • All satin bound edges. Special— . Priced for 3 Days Only Men’s and Ladies’ All-Wool Extra Heavy Shaker Knit j SW EATERS Heavy roll collars in white, navyi old gold, and black. Extra special— O u r h u r t m * U lA cmamtl top Nrm pr*j calar karma*}. 71# m ail mitUr* $ if3 9 m**eyM » tm y 1 H t t | •■! TWO STORES 2. * 9 — Avenue — S" IKiNK nml n n iti:iii;i* JAM. U. St IAHON,. Plumbing — Heating f ! American Bankers association, i York 1 ajfeertcd in a speech h r r today I Lot At I. < k 'ra n lr.l “ 1*7. �4. THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1027, 4— Husinesfl Service rd Dally Herald • AD. RATES 10-11 Plants And Flowers ft. N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Cash in Advance FOR RENT Small cottage on of lot on Magnolia Avenue, southside school. Owner will fv r S25.00 monthly. • Address A. II. C. care The Herald. Fred E. Russel. Farm s, Groves, Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 632 W. Ill be received 25— Exchange °U R SERBS TESTED FOR GER­ MINATION EVERY MONTH. WIGHT PRINT SHOP SNAPPY service on anything in STRAINS t r u e to TYPE. SEEM printing A phone call will get DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST your nuin. Phone 11"i—W. 0 Rail­ OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. F. C. STOKES & t*0. 18. ARCADE road Ave. BLDG., SANFORD | LADIES COATS nltorcd and ralin l ed. 210 Laurel Ave, M iscellaneous METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.verlistin g . Metal shingles;} UNLIMITED MONEY standing seam tin and galvlnized residence property, roofs. See James II. Cowan. Onk bought ami refinnnn Ave. and Third St, Phone 111. service Address Bo* LANEY.S DRUG STORE-- Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda, We uro as near you i.s your phone. Cull 10.1 YOUR BUSINESS ing ADVERTISERS dally in rear WILL TRADE equities in well located residential lots for acre­ near rent age suitable for farm ing purposes Box 1 have some mighty good lots anil car. work up a trade with you 'f yon are interested in a deal of this kind. Write me what you have, th ; number of acres,, the price you want, the location, and I’ll tell you whnj I have. Address Box 134, enre The Herald. Houses For Sale or Her at 2000 Orange Ave. Cliy. Route A. Box 170 j Room Bungalow Hlrt.no Per Month FOR s a m : . r Rent: Five acres: four aiv n ed. Sell or rent to Attractive stucco bungalow, on ioer in Sanford Heights. Electric responsible |>art v at reasonable j : *ur ge and w ater heater included. price. Dc\itu\ Boulevard Lake Moil-, IShower hath. Owner living in Nofth roe. Auto Awning • urol.un and. desires responsible ' pi ety to occupy his home in SanFOR S.\i I One single cot bed, pne double bed nint*ress. and I hrenkfa-t . t chairs. $10.50 ('ash Ask for I’niemun at Herald Office, will An opportunity to present Mr. Ed­ reach ovc^ 3,000 every day! ■altl representative ward McCall with one ticket to familiar .with ro\ e.? •and it costs so little a 12 word the Milano Theatre. If interested In renting, or In Will lone classifaction will «d fur one muiith costa only 12.60. o n i p i e t e , information. hed room w ith c o n n e ctin g buying on very easy terms, apply* T hintr » 1Trtr.dv I* wish they' will fascist . Must be within wnlking a The Herald Office. Phone 148 rding your want ad. ’o of business section. Adt mure effective. I lust ask fur "Classified Depart­ 213 Sanford Ave. ip a n t n o t i c e m ent" ers should give their postoffice address us lir phone number if Lresults. About r \e of a thousand , has L and th eolhers inrun bate with you r know your address, [ontinuence MUST be [trson nt the Sanford [itr or by letter. Tele- 14— Rooms Without Hoard CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ FOR RENT—About Nov. 1st, des­ TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ irable room with sleeping poren. TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR Twin beds. Also small apartm ent to SEE, V. C. CULLER, SANFORD, adults. .813 Magnolia Avenue. The E. T. Woodruff home. 317 FLA. Oak Ave. Box 10 care Sanford Herald. FURNISHED PHONOGRAPH—repairing, p.ano Park Ave. tuning by experts with 17 years experience. Sanford music store Room house, partly furnished and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mcwith garage, 914 Park Ave. Call Lunder Arcade, Phone 832. Prompt - Efficient flervlre BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Attractive furnished apartm ents bnxe- and general cement work corner Park and Tenth Sts., FriMiracle Concrete Co. J. E, T«r* gidaire installed, water and garage willeger. Proy. 3rd and Elm. furnished. Phone 18 J. i,UMBER and complete one or building material. Low prices. FOR RENT—3 New modem fu r­ nished apartments, rbnt $30 and Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Grad's Come From" Maple And $35 a month., Call 246 W. Sixth. Phone 797, FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartm ent and gurage. 703 Palm ­ CONCRETE In every stupe and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ etto. phone 282 W . mentals. etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, F ifth and Maple 15— Apartment For Rent £rta. Phone 112-W. ticket to the Milan*' <• of charge if Mr*, vill call for same at Dill llobli Wilson of Trer.H. J , elected chaplain ot the lean Legion at the Paris tit|iiit started his World War e In me French ambulance II.- became an aviator, a n o K de guerre, and was the A H. F. sir aervlce lu Poisson* 8t. Mlhlel. Cham* C anil Mcusu-AricoitUH aecluni. even if it's only the hometown newspaper s-nt on by the folks. And in government departments, especially in the Navy and In­ terior Departments, there is much interest in the Fall Doheny-Sin­ clair cases which is not to he found among ordinary citizens of the capital. touring car, & COWAN CO. Auto ind sheet metnl works. Ave. Phone 710-W. j* trying ft multi-n»illldnaire In a ra*o involving m any m illions— expla ned car. fu lly th at he couldn't ufford to w ait for a posed group | picture because h e must get home oi tone'* and couldn’t afford to htiy 1h i* meal in a restaurant. “ Standard" Motor Oil F is, first of all, a highly efficient lubricant. It it light enough to splash readily. Yet it has sufficient body to protect moving parts against destructive friction. “ Standard” Motor Oil F also has the other quality so necessaryforFords. It keeps transmission bands soft and pliuble. A nd“StandariT F is always avail­ able—at service stations and dealers. S t a n d a r d O il C o m p a n y — t ft CO M P a RAT CO lift n t ft TwC AT STANDARD FOR RENT—6-Room house and 20 acres of land on state road 3 miles south of Snnford. Apply to Geo. G. H errinr. MOTOR OIL F The > T.nent employee thrilled FOR RENT— 5-Room furnished house for rent. See V, A, Speer, in W ashing* i i a- peculiar indi­ vidual, taking him in the mas*. PUG ftnj like new, to ex411 Park Ave. He has m* particular Interest in time g ItMw in good condl either local government or-nn* First t tIona I government, for he has no marsh* For Rent—Five room house. Bath L ui s fte f 7 r . M. and screened porch. $20.00 per part In them. Perhaps that is could 1 month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190W. why few of the jurors ever paid ground much attention l» the tiewspn- that l pers In gem nil or the nil" scandal other’s Ibl'MP TRUCK, Reo FOR RENT; Small cottago on cases In particular. I which I Speed Wagon, Chev_ APARTMENT FOR RENT:—2 Magnolia Avenue Juat north of The government employe gen- Icevdcd Roadster, all in good 5— Help Wanted Female four roinn apartm ents and two Central Street. $25.00 monthly. orally reads hi-i or her newspaper, I across la)*, cheap. Parking small garage upartmenta. fill Box 123 enre The Herald. lamer Jefferson and l ladies to learn to run the Linotype Park A\L\ Langley Apartment*. fUoilo.' machine. Four months course free. Call 261. House for rent, M05 V/. 1st St, We will assist you to get goqjl job Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works, when competent. Good operators DUlC.F. TEN Room house for rent corner ir* and Graham trucks make from $40 to $75 per week. If j FOR RENTinterested npply C. A. Haines at porch and Onk and Fourth St. Apply \V. H. th Street. Phone 3. Herald Of.’ice. | —— — Long 108 Palm etto Ave. senger I tlir.ctiona. W orse s ill, it rained for the firs t tw o or thr e ilav* after | the jury wn» picked, murking it impossible fo r the camera Ixiys to | Auind up the Jurors and make them | -dantl a. ill. At a noon recess one juror—who “ S tandard” motor oil F a quality oil/o r F ord cars! 26 1Miscellaneous For Sale -card appear­ this column Legion Chaplain PAGE FIV> C r o w n G a s o l in e More than twice as m a n y regular users as any other b ra n d I 0 2 r 7 A U TO M O B ILE r o a d M APS o f Alabama, ' • Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi may be h a d Free a t any o f o u r se rv ic e stations. FOR RENT.—6 room modern house close in, also furnished rents reasonably. Phone 830 W, 7—Situation Wanted 0RD BUICK CO 2 Magonlia Ave. Phone 867. Accountant Bookkeeper d e s ire s'Nicely furnished front apartment position. 25 yenrs experience! AH modern conveniences. Reabookkeeping, banking and general!scumble. 916 W. 1st St. Phone 207, office work. Well qualified to do!—*-------------------------------------- ---IPS—MARMONS any kind of clerical work. Can u s e * , , _ . , . „ „ . typew riter. Best of references. No FlIRN^ISHEI) rfpartmept fo irj Automnhlle Co. H fm ld building—a down ilia Ave, Phone 137. bad habits. Address H. L. Cook, 542 in Hayden Ave. B eU n d . Fla. 1 '“ “‘T . »> K f Overland Co. Willyst Ovedand, Whippits, mn.ervial Sts. Phone 68 9— Instructions BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette nnd both, We hnve been Instructed to pre )DEL TRIM CO. nttrnrtivciv furnished, centrally sene Miss Olive Newman wit! the car, not the owner, one free ticket to the Milan, located, nil improvements; $6 per e 817 for cslim ates week. Tel 777 or 773, 1 hentre. W. RADFORD BY TAYLOR [>e ASKED YOU \ Th-,7 ELECTRIC PLUG IN T H E [RCCM AT LEAST PEN T I M E S ,— ^ A M I THE O N L Y o n e around h ere W HO DOES ANY W O R K ? W H A T 'S TVV M A T T E R W IT H C H IC K ? N A V f-H E WOULDN'T D O I T — V. EV ERYTH IN G 'S a \ U P lt M E -J 19— Houses For Sale r U tt s a J jK a t aacriflee—Six room house and one acre of ground. On Country Club road. One and one half miles from town. Call 349-J until 5 P. M. $75.00 Cash, $75.00 monthly, in­ cluding Interest will buy five room bungalow in well located sec­ tion of Sanford. Owner out of the city and will sell on these easy term s on th a t account. House jws kitchen with electric range and large living* room, dining roam, w ater heater, two bed rooms, b^th with shower, large front and rear l-orchea. Located on corner lot. Good neighborhood, high elevation, end growing section. Willlg to sell for lesa than property cost. Here is an opportunity for some person. The house la located a t 2300 f’alme-.to Avenue. Go look It over and then’ask for Mr. Berg at The Herald Office, $2500.00 equity in $7000.00 Bung­ alow for sale cheap. See K. C. H arper, llfl MaftnollaJ Ave. One large lot, 2 houses and gnrage, on Sanford Ave, $25.00 down and $25.00 per mon.h. Box M c-o Herald. Will sail my olorad quartetrs, 4 new new 3 room houses, value $2650 for $1250.00 to save my orang** grove. Enquire owner 509 E 6th St. WHY, POO G U N N X W A S N EVER S O i S h o c k e d in m y X UFE! FOR SALE: two apartm ent bouses on large lot, modern, cloao In, beautiful surroundings, garage, $1000.00 down balance like rent. See own-r, L. A. Renaud. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190—W. AT SACRIFICE—Bui’din*r lots in good p a r t'o f town. Will sell a t l*"»e than coat and on easy term**, Addr.su B ox.868 c a n The Herald. ” Premier Showing of � 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 27, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald